The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 15

Sec. I 15 TELEVISION LOG Vcttf and Tltct SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1957 Channel No. By Dwight Newton Thoughts While Dialing "Kraft" soared to dramatic heights with Henry Van Dyke's "The Other Wise Man." Beautifully told was the story of "Artaban" who searched for three Station Channel No. KFRE (Fresno) 12 KMJ (Fresno) 21 KJEO (Fresno) 47 KIISL-TV (Chlco) 12C KIEM (Eureka) 3E KVIP-TV (Redding) 7R No. Station KNTV (San KSBW-TV KCRA KBET KOVR ft Jose) 11 (Salinas) 8 (Sacramento) 3 (Sacramento) 10 (Stockton) 13 Programs llited below are compiled trom information received from lelevlatoo.

nation The Examiner luumn no TMponsihlllty fnr errore raueed hy last mlmiu ehantea and 30 years before he found the King at the hour of the Crucifixion. Richard Kiley, playing "Artaban" behind a beard, gave the most stirring performance since William Warfield did "De Lawd" in "Green Pastures." It was a "Kraft" milestone, up there with "Titanic" and "Patterns," which also starred Kiley. The color was gaspingly beautiful, so exquisite it seemed NBC was running a sneak preview of its magnetic tape, due next April. "Playhouse 90" tried the "wagon train" technique, Thursday night. Though occasionally tedious for viewers, the performers had a brawl, particularly Kathryn Grayson as "Lone Woman," an attractive Cheyenne wed to fur trader Scott Brady, the latter day Chester Morris.

Kathryn stole his horses, fought him like a saber toothed tiger, made with love talk, saved a newborn baby's life and risked her marriage defending a murder suspect. Jack Lord emerged from a fist fight with his smashed face looking like a werewolf dragged through the mud. Raymond Burr did the "Perry Mason" bit in western garb. Vincent Price had the most fun as an evil character who could have been a Mississippi River rogue out of Mark Twain. When he became too obstreperous, One Shot Scott killed him with one shot.

It ended as most Westerns do with a chase as Scott pursued Kathryn across the prairie, knocked her off her horse and they wrestled all over again. Eddie Fisher is taking singing lessons for the first time in his life. Good! It's a real pleasure to listen to him these days. Eddie's half of the Fisher-Gobel tandem is rolling nicely. Gobel's is not.

Because I hate to be a dumb ox all the time and because I usually can answer the simple questions on "Tic Tac Dough," it's a quiz I rather enjoy. The pace is rapid, no tomfoolery. Jay Jackson does a neat emcee job. This week's "Dragnet" was another departure Channel (B CD ffl 82 7 A. M.

d) Invocation, Rev. Sylvester Odom, Parks Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church (7:05) Agriculture Show 24 (7:15) Breakfast Chapel 7:30 A. M. () Captain Fortune Kid Show 10 (7:45) Off to Adventure (7.55) Industry on Parade Kieran's Kaleidoscope 8 A. M.

3 Captain Sacto's Favorites 3) Popeye, Cartoon Carnival QD-ftead Along With Me 10 (8:10) Morning News (8:15) Agriculture in Motion 12 Susan's Show 24 Movie "Great Meadow," Johnny Mack Brown, Eleanor Boaidman, Anita touise, frontier adventure 8:30 A. (5H8.45) Trude Time 10 (8.45) Captain Kangaroo 12 Popeye Piayhouse (8:45) Captain Kangaroo 24 Race Relations, Fresno State College 9 A. M. 3 Sergeant Preston of the Yukon, Richard Simmons (3 Ruff and Reddy Brother Buzz (9:15) Captain Kangaroo 9:30 A. )-3-824-Fury 1 -10 A.M.

3 Howdy Doody (5 Andy's Gang (D 10-12 Mighty Mouse Playhouse QT) John Wayne Western, "Dawn Rider" 24 That They May Grow 10:30 A. 3 Greatest Sports Thrills (10:45) Football, Blue-Gray game 3E-News, Weather (10:45) Football, Blue-Gray game Cartoon Time (10:45) Football, Blue-Gray game CD Train Trip (10:45) Gator Bowl, Jacksonville, Tennessee vs. Texas AIM 7R8 (10:45) Football, Blue-Gray game 10 Komedy Theater, Laurel and Hardy 12 Junior Auction 24-rMiss Pat's Playroom 11A.M (23 King Norman 10 Judge Roy Bean 12 Cartoons 24 Football, Blue-Gray Game 11:30 A.M. 10 Pet Life 47 Fresno County Schools 12 NOON 10 Wild Bill Hickok, Guy Madison. Station KRON KPIX KGO-TV KQED KSA.VTV from Jack Webb's old whodunit format.

It actually was a collection of five brief human vignettes about a bartender, a spinster pretending to be married, a bickering couple, a bar fly and an ex-con who couldn't adjust to freedom. The bar fly who never lifted his eyes from the race entries in a newspaper was former Saturday, De. 1957 CCCC TV TEE-HEES THIS ii the 'Original Amateur Hour!" 3E 0. Henry Playhouse, "Emancipation of Billy" (J) Men if Annapolis, "Hot Steam" 10 Highway Patrol, Broderlck Crawford 12-Lom Wolf -10 P.M. 3E Six Gun Theater g3-7R24-Whifs It For? Hal March, comedy quiz (5) Or.

Hudson's Secret Journal, John Howard, "Betty Story" GQ-1347-Mike Wallace Interview! Major Alexander di Seversky. 8 Thin Man, Peter Lawford, Phyllis Kirk, Asta 10 Great Movie, lady In the Lake," Lloyd Nolan, Robert Montgomery, Audrey Totter) prlvati detective) Involved In murder (11i30) News 12 Gunsmoki, Jamil Amesi 12C-NSWS, Weathir, Sports (10:15) Movletlmt, lift Begins," Lor- etta Youngi love story (3)-3-7RS-24-Hlt Parade (COLOR) an Francises Beat, Warner Anderson, Tim Tully (Z) Best if M-G-M, "They Met fa Bombay," Clark Cable, Rosalind Russelli thieves try for sami Jewels' 12 Western Awards Theater 13 Movletime, "Thi Scarf," John Ireland, Mercedes McCambrldgei Itinerant farm hand iccused of murder 47 Premiere Performance, Keyi of the Kingdom," Gregory Peck, Thomas Mitchell, Vincent Price, Sir Cedric Hardwicke adapted from A. J. Cronln's novel of Scottish priest In China llP.M 3 Three Star Theater, Rose," Victor Mature, Peggy Cumminsj nobleman implicated In girl's murder (1 i.mj News 3E-KIEM Tneater, "Private Nurse," Brenda Joyce, Ann Todd; nursi reconciles family (1 1. mJ News g-Movie Hits, "Gi Man, Ge," Dam Clark, Patricia Breslln, Harlem Globetrotters) professional basketball team's story (3 Premiere Performance, "Keys if the Kingdom," Gregory Peck, Thomas Mitchell, Vincent Price, Sir Cedrle Hardwicke, adapted from A.

J. Cronln's novel if Scottish priest In China 7R Late Show, "Boys from Syracuse," Allan Jones, Martha Raye, Joe Penner, Rosemary Lane, Charles Butterworth, Erie Blorei Rodgers and Hart musical farce; twin brothers' Identities confused Gold Coast Theater, "Junior Miss," Peggy Ann Gamer, Allyn Joslyn, Mona Freeman, comedy) based on Broadway hit about teen-agers 24 Major Movie, "Mark of the Vampire," Lionel Barrymore, Bela Lugosi, Jean Hersholti mystery 12 MIDNIGHT 7R47-News 12:30 A. M. (33-Owl Theater, "Those High Gray Walls," Walter Connolly, Onslow Stevens, Iris Meredith; doctor Imprisoned for not reporting gunshot wound Jubilee Movie, "The Frightened Bride," Mai Zetterling, Flora Robson; suburban family learns son killed girl (1:30) News 7R8News Camp, Publisher, Dies MARION Dec. 27.

(INS) Edward W. Camp, 65, vice president and general manager of the Chronicle Publishing Company of Marion, was found dead in bed today. He had been ill for some time but had continued working. See MIKE MANSFIELD Democratic Senator from Montana MEET THE PRESS Sunday at 2:00 P.M. KRON-TV 4 sponsored by AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES local sportscaster Bill Guyman.

"People's Choice" continues to be a choice comedy. Jackie Cooper crams it with clever situations that always end with a kick lift. Of course some peoplQ. call it "The Cleo Show." KQED (Channel 9) must need a new film pro jector. Con Moloney's "Handy Man" was clear as a bell, this week, then, on film, came Dr.

John W. Dodds, as fuzzy as a foggy night. Too bad. His "The Step In," Bob Allen, Eleanor Stewart I Surprise Theater 10 Movie Matinee, "Gentle Annie." James Craig, Donna Reed; marshal disguises self as hobo 12 Lone Ranger 5 P. 3 Bill Rase 3E Championship Bowling (2D Fit lit! (5) Del Courtney Showcase GO Joe Fatooki 8 All Star Golf, Gem Littler vs.

Gene Sarazen, phoenix Country Club, Arizona 11 Show Time 12 Cartoons 12C Filmfare (5:25) Movie Guide 13 Ray Parks Show 24 Stu Erwin 47 Tales of the Old West, "Sheriff of Medicine Bow" 5:30 P. 3 Price Is Right, quiz (3) Kingdom if the Sea, "Journey ti Galapagos' (7) Waterfront 11 lone Ranger 12 Farm Outlook Forum, Wally Erlckson, Lloyd Harnlsh, Dr. Guy Mcleod, Harry S. Baker, Walter K. Hlnes, Vern Pickrell 12C Morris Taylor Show 24-My Little Margie, Gale Storm 6 P.M.

Tic Tac Dough, quiz 3E-News, Weather (6:15) Sports Roundup fZWBest TV rights. Levi Lucy, Lucille Ball, Desl Arnaz Don Sherwood 7R Wrestling, Chicago 8 Big Record, Pattl Page 10 City Detective, Rod Cameron 12C Texas Wrestling 13 Roy Rogers, "Texas Legionnaires" 24 Herald Playhouse 47 Science Fiction Theater 4:30 P. M. Susie, Ann Sothern 3E Tennessee Ernie Ford (3) Sheriff of Cochise, "Big Diamond" (5) 10-12 Perry Mason, Raymond Burr, "Case of the Fan Dancer's Horse" 8 Sports Club 11 Grand Ole Opry Stars 24 Price Is Right, quiz 47 Frontier, western 7 P. 3 7R Vagabond (COLOR) travel film 3E Casey Jones (g) Silent Service, "Sea Raven Story" (Z) Best of "Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo," Van Johnson, Spencer Tracy, Robert Walker; bomber crew sent to Japan on first mission, World War II I Pat Boone, Everly Brothers 11 Premiere Movie, Daughter," Preston Foster) Laurie Anders, Ken Murray, Hoot Gibson; western 12C Televues 13 Big Picture, Army film 24 Nat "King" Cole 470.

Henry Playhouse 7:30 P. 3 7R-24 People An Funny, Art Linkletter 3E 10 12 12C Dick and the Duchess, Pat O'Neal, Hazel Court 8 State Trooper, Rod Cameron 13 Keep It in the Family, quiz 47 Big Movie, "Foxes of Harrow," Rex Harrison, Maureen O'Hara; based on Frank Yerby novel 8 P. M. g3-7R-24-Perry Como (COLOR), Helen Traubel, Kay Thompson 3E-1 01 2-1 2C Oh! Susanna, Gale Storm, Zasu Roy Roberts 8 Gunsmoke, James Arness 13 Country Music Jubilee 8:30 P. M.

(5) 3EB 10-12 Have Gun, Will Travel. Richard Boone 11 Park Avenue Playhouse, "Dark Man," (British), Maxwell Reed, Ed Underdowi; double murder in seaside town 12C RacKet Squad, "Big Touch" P. M. (4) 3-7R-24 Arthur Murray Party (COLOR) (5) 3E-10 GunsmoKe, James Arness Lawrence Welk, "Champagne Music" 12 Frontier Doctor, "Gringo Pete" INSURED SAVINGS I SAFE FOR SAVINGS SINCE jSAFt FOR SAVINGS SINCE 188 5g phone." "Day Called Holiday Dancing Party 3 P. 3 Farm and Home CD American Flier Roundhouse, hobbies (3:15) Fish and Gams C7J Chicago Wrestling 12 Luis Gomez, Spanish show 12C Junior Auction 13 Frontier Theater, "Colorado Su set," Gene Autry 3:30 P.M.

CD lone Ranger, Clayton Moore, Jay Silverheels 11 Industry on Parade (3:45) Sports With Harris 12C Featurette Kindness Club 4 P. 3 (4:15) Football Scoreboard CD 3E-12 Santa Anita Races QQ 11-12C-13-47 All Star Golf, Gene Littler vs. Lloyd Mangrum, Phoenix Country Club, Arizona 7R Mr. Wizard 24 True Story 4:30 P. (3)3-24-Detective's Diary, Donald Gray, "The Big Snatch" (D-Sergeant Preston of the Yukon, Richard Simmons 7R Sheriff Bill's Theater, "Rangers CHATTER overcomes its fear, (3) a strong marshal who has become the town's dictator, (4) a gunfight er, gone straight, who must re veal his past, (5) a crusading editor, (6) stand-and-shoot-it out endings, (7) a boy who is determined to become a "fas gun," (8) a town in the grip gunman, (9) a widow with a young son or daughter, (10) a weak sheriff.

Fine! But what's left? James "Maverick" Garner won a hefty new seven year contract from Warners. Local Julie Mason chirps for the Lawrence Welk show, Mon day Mutual will pay Kate Smith $4,000 a week for her daily radio series starting January 6. Because of you know-what, Howard Miller says the new TV sets will have on off dials marked "Giddyap" and "Whoa." An agency survey reports that big city folks like West ems more than small town viewers. Art Linkletter told of the very sanitary Indian who refused to bite the dust. DWIGHT NEWTON KKKKK A I MY 0 t.

from radio elallone. 8 P. KFRC Marian Theater. KNBO Monitor. KCBS Gil Henry Dancing Party.

KGO Clut) 810. KLX Jamboree to 9. hKOW Pat Henry Jazi Bhow to 12. KtAKfM Symphony. 8:30 P.

M. KFRO News; 8:33, Maglo of Music. nrK(j nest In Music. KCBS World Tonight: 8:50. news.

KSA.V German Hour. 9 P. M. KFRO News; 9:15. Dink Templeton.

Hint Valley Church. KCBS News: 9:05. Clevelsnd Orchestra KLX News; 9:05, Showcase to 12. jumpin George. 9:30 P.

M. KFRC Monica Whalen: 9:43 Rici Tick. KNBC Dance Time. hUO News; 9:35, Club 810 to 12. 10 P.

M. KFKC Dusty Records. hHC News: 10:15 Tim. KCBS News; 10:15, Dateline Freedom. KGO News: 10:15.

Club Sin KSAV Hardy's Party. KEAR-FM Gold Curtain. 10:30 P. M. KCBS Dixielands My Beat 11 P.M.

FRO Newswheel. KCBS Club Hanitover. KSA Chinese hour. KEAR-FM Treasury of Musle. 11:30 P.

M. KCBS Musie 'til dawn. KJBS Music to 4. FM LOG 7 mm,) Dtnr 9 a.m. to ii.m.

iMonaay uirouKn Friday). KPFA 94.1) Dally 9 a m. to 11 am KSJO (93.3) Daily 8 a.m. to 2 am (7.3 icn.) ually I a.m. midniKtit.

KCBS-FM (9H.9 Mrn. Daily 3 om to lu.io p.m.; Sunday 11 am. to Hi. -at) m. KNBO (99 Ii i to 10 Dm.

KDFC 102.1 Daily i a.m. to ntuht Km; do? Men i Daily 2 to 1.13 a.m.; Sunday 10.53 am to 12.15 a KVf.S (101.3 Megs.) Dally 2 p.m. to midnight; Saturday and Sunday 10 a.m. to mldmitht. i KOO (103.1 Uttt.i Duplicate a.m.i Andy Devlne 47 Bulldog Previews (12:15) Industry on Parade 12:30 P.

10 Valley Varieties 47 Fran Quinn Show -1 P. fj) Bar Seven Theater, "Black Hills," Eddie Dean 47 Big Picture, Army Film 1:30 P.M. 3E Football, East-West game g)-3-7R 8 Football, East-West game Tower of Truth C7 Saturday Matinee, "Stagecoach," John Wayne, Claire T'ivor; classic western 10 lone Ranger 12C Pro Hockey, Boston Bruins vs. Chicago Black Hawks 47 Forty Niner Show, "Western Renegades" -2 P.M. CDWhat's Your Opinion? 10 Affairs of State, Henry MacArthur 12 Action Movie, "Boss of Boom-town," Rod Cameron 2:30 P.

CD-Wild Bill Hickok, Guy Madison, Andy Devlne 10 Explorations '58, "Red Tele CHANNEL Everything is normal at KGO-TV. Their brass hats have goofed again. On tomorrow's preprinted TV tabloid we have an MGM movie cover In cluding Gene Kelly and Frank Sinatra in "Anchors Aweigh" which won't be seen Sunday, p. as scheduled. Why not? This'll kill you.

The station forgot to clear network time. "No movies, there," ordered the network yesterday. "We'll need that time for AH Star Golf in a couple of weeks." Program doctors plan major surgery for the following shows: "Leave It To A later and better time spot. Too many homebound commuters never see it at 6:30 p.m. "Wyatt A 9-part cliff hanger serialization of a single story.

To know what happens, you'll just HAVE to see it the following week. "Zane Grey In structions to writers to avoid such trite situations as (1) a gunfighter trying to escape his reputation. (2) a town which AS OT AS WT YM I 6 are compiled from Information rwrlved tor errors caused by last minute changes. 4 P. M.

KFRC Music; 4:15, news. KCBS Road Show; 4:05, Earl "Fatha" Hlnes. KSAV Jim Randolph to T. KJBS Music to 5:45. 4:30 P.

M. KFRC People and Places; 4:45, music. KNBC News; 4:35. Monitor. KGO 4:45.

Science Editor. HV A Hawthorne to 7. 5 P. M. KFRC News; 5:15, Book Time.

K.NBC News; :05, Monitor. KCBS News; 5:15, Saturday Country Style. Night KGO California Holiday; 5:10. World Tourist; 5:15, California Holiday, KAN German Hour. A K-FM--Potpourri.

5:30 P. M. KSFO 3:45. Simmons' Sports Roundup KFKC News; 5:35 music; 5:45. Mark Time.

KNHO News; 3:33, Monitor. KCBS Tom Harmon, sports; 5:45, news; 5:55, Point of Law, 6 P. M. KSFO Parade of Hits to S. KFKC Hawaii Calls.

KNHO News; 6:05. sports; :10. Monitor KCBS News; 6:03, Guest Star; 6:13 sports. KGO News; World Affairs. KLX Frank Sobrero, sports; 6:15, Festival of Music.

KEAR-FM Dinner Concert 6:30 P. M. KFRC l.anat Serenade; 6:55. sports. h.NKC National Farm and Home; 6:55 Alex Dreier.

KCBS Herman Hickman, sports; 6:35, Footoail 57. KGO sixth Army Band; 6:45, Navy Hour. KKOW Santa Anita races. 7 P. M.

KFRC Word of Life Hour. KN HC News: 7:05. sports: 7:10. Moe Itor. K( IIS News.

7:05. Jnhmy Dollar. KGO News; 7:05, Club 810. ROW Wonderful Weekend to 8. kYA The Mask to 12.

KKAH-r Concert Favorite. 4 0 P. M. KKKU Nwa; 7:35, music. KNBC insidg story; Monitor.

HS FBI Id Feac and War; 7:55. newi. KGO American Farmer; newi, KLX Festival of Music. KSA.N Heiienio American Hour. I a A Measure of Man" series is KATHRYN GRAYSON Had a Brawl TV-Radio Highlights (For program information, see log.) TV 10:45 a.

m. (4) Football: Blue-Gray game. 10:45 a. m. 01212Q Football: 'Gator Bowl, Tennessee-Texas A M.

1:45 p. m. (4-3-7R-8-24) Football: East-West game. 4:00 p. tn.

(5-3E-8-12) Santa Anita Races. 6:00 p. m. (7) Don Sherwood (New Time) hosts the Four Freshmen and Miyoshi Umeki. 7:00 p.

m. (7) Best of M-G-M: "Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo" (1944) starring Van Johnson, Spencer Tracy and Robert Mitchum. 8:00 p. m. (4-3-7R-24) Perry Como (COLOR) features Helen Traubel and Kay Thompson.

9:00 p. m. (4-3-7R-24) The Arthur Murray Party (COLOR) with guests June Havoc, Farley Granger, Tallulah Bankhead, Walter Slezak, Gertrude Berg, Gloria De Haven, Hedy Lamarr, Sarah Vaughn, Paul Winchell and Jerry Mahoney. 10:00 p. m.

(7-13-47) Mike Wallace interviews Major Alexander P. De Seversky. 11:00 p. m. (5) Premiere Performance: Gregory Peck, Thomas Mitchell, Vincent Price and Sir Ced-ric Hardwicke in "Keys of the Kingdom" (1944).

RADIO 10:45 a. m. KNBC, Football: Blue-Gray game. 10:45 a. m.

KCBS, Football: 'Gator Bowl: Tennessee-Texas A M. 11:00 a. m. KGO, Metropolitan Opera: "Andrea Che-nier" with Zinka Milanov, Richard Tucker and Leonard Warren. 1:45 p.

m. KNBC, Football: East-West game. RADIO Egg 6 A. M. KSFO Walljf Kin.

KKr Rise and Shine. KNBC News; 6:05, Monitor. kCBS Bill Weaver. 6:15. music.

RROW Wonderful weekend to 6:30 p.m. hJ IIS Aiarra Kluk KluO 10 6. KYA Red Rush to 10. KOBV Musical Clock to 10. 6:30 A.

M. KNBC Monitor. KCBS Bill Weaver; 6:55. News. KGO John Harvey.

7 A. KKRC News; HKBO News; 7:15, ChanKln Tide. i apons; C10, Monitor. ECBS News; 7:05. Weather: 7:15.

DtWS. KGO News; 7:05, California Holiday. hl.X News: 7:05. Music; 1:25, Dale Book. KSAY Brace's Roost.

rSAN Jumpin' George. 7:30 A. M. KFRC 7:45, Lew Pfelffer, news. k.MK News; 7:35, Monitor.

KCBS Frank Goss: 7:45, news. KOO California Holiday. KLX John K. Chapel; 7:45, music. 8 A.

M. KFRC Health; 8:13. Klplinser Reports tuMili News; 8:05, sports; Monitor. K( bri News; 8:05, Ouy Cherney. KGO Cecil Brown; 8:15, California Holiday to 9.

KI.X Kews. 8:05, music KJBS Music to 12. 8:30 A. M. HFKli Haven of Rest.

UMBO News, 8:35, Monitor. Robert Q. Lewis. KLX John K. Chapel: 8:45, music A.

M. KSFO Dick Cook to 12. KFRC News; 9:05, Changing Tide; 9:0, lop KNBC Doug Pledger to 11:30. hi BS News, II (Jo. music; 9:15, Rott er I.wl.

KGO Johnny Pearson. hIA News, music. KSAV Willie Bryant KHBi: Unity Viewpoint. KSAN Wally Ray. KEAR-FM Eighteenth Century Concert 9:30 A.

M. KFRC Top Tune. hl'BS Gunsmoke; Leonard. KGO 9:55, news. 9.53.

Jack 10 A. M. KrRC Ifewi; 10:15, Changing Tide. i I'KOGItAMS LISTED ture. He lives in intellectual clouds far removed from average earthlings yet he conveys his great ideas with remarkable clarity and vigor.

Warning: For better understanding, bring your mental concentration kit. If you start day dreaming with Doctor Dodds, you're lost. Hopelessly! Big doings tonight: The "MGM Movie" package premieres on Channel 7 at 7 o'clock with "30 Seconds Over Tokyo," followed by Clark Gable's "They Met in Bombay" at 10:30. Don show (Channel 7) features Miyoshi Umeki. WO 700 800 WO I0OO 1(00 1700 I30O 1400 ISOO 16001 BELOW for Saturday, I)ecimhir 28, Nixon, Notables Hai Junior Diplomats a stimulating mental adven Sherwood's first 6 p.

the Four Freshmen and The Examiner were awiss consul uenerai Hans Gasser, James O'Brien, y- 1 rt 1 representing Mayor Wagner; J. M. Stenbuck, general circulation director of the Hearst Newspapers, and Thor Smith, vice president of the Ameri can Weekly, who read special messages from Vice President Nixon and Under becretary for Public Affairs Andrew H. Birding. Nixon's message said: "It is a pleasure to have this opportunity to congratulate each of you on having been selected as a junior diplomat.

I am sure that your trip to Switzerland will be an unforgettable and re-warding experience, and that your visit as unofficial representatives of your fellow Americans will express most effectively the friendship we all feel for the Swiss people." After posing for photo graphs, the junior diplomats boarded their Swissair plane on which they are making their transatlantic round trip. In The Examiner assumes no responsibility K( US News; 10:05. Galen Drake. KGO Johnny Parson Show to 11. hl.X John K.

Chapel; 10:13, music KVA K. Y. Able to 1:45. KOBt Saturday Serenade to 12. 10:30 A.

M. KFRC Top Tunes. KNBC 10:45 Blue-Grey football. KCBS 10:45, Gator Bowl football. KI.X 10:43 Kindness Ciub.

IvsA.V German Hour. 11 A. M. KFRC News: 11:05, Changing Tide; 11 :20 Top Tunes. KGO Met Opera: "Andrea Chenler." KLX John K.

Chapel; 11:13, music ivKAR-FM At the Ballet, 11:30 A. M. -News; 11:35, Top Tunes. 12 NOON 9 KFRC- KSFO Parade of Hits to 2. KFRC News; 12:15, Record Hits KLX John Chapel; 12:15.

music. KSAV Jim Randolph KJBS George Huge .0 4. KEAR-FM Meridian Concert. 12:30 P. M.

KFRC Bing Crosby. 1:00 P. M. KFRC Forward March; 1:15. Stars for jjerense H( 'Monitor.

KCBS News; 1:05, Fred Wilcox. KLX News; 1:05, music to 6. 1:30 P. M. KFRC News; 1:35, music.

K.NBC Four Quarters Time; 1:45, East- viest Shrine football. 2 P. M. KSM Pnil Brooks. KFRC Join the Navy: 2:15, music.

hot News; 2:05, California Holiday to 4:45. KSAV Willie Bryant KEAR-FM Sliver Curtain. 2:30 P. M. KFRC News: 2:35 music; Air Force P.pserve.

KCBS 2 :55. Road Show. 2:45, U. 8. .1 P.

M. KFRc Music for America; 3:15. Ouest 8'ar KCBS Housewives' Protective League of KEAR-FM Afternoon concert. 3 30 P. M.

KFRC News; 3:35, Inside Story; 3:40, music; 3:43. 8ociaJ Security. KCBS Jane Todd. Special to NEW YORK, Dec. 27.

Vice President Nixon, members of 4 the international diplomatic jcorp and civic and publishing executives today hailed 50 American newspaper carrier jtboys before they took off on 10 day tour of Switzerland. I The corps of junior diplomats, selected in national con-" jlests sponsored by the Amer- Jjcan Weekly and this news-: Jpaper, were praised for their achievement in receiving the jhonor of representing their jrity and Nation in this inter-1 Inational good will mission to JSwitzerland. The special recognition yame at a farewell party given ihe boys and their escorts at idlewild Airport by executives the American Weekly, the Jlearst Newspapers, Swissair, i land the Swiss National Tour ist Office. Among those who kongratulated the youngsters 1 We Service AilrMesTV AWARDED PHILCO PROMPT, EFFICIENT SERVICE I Young Bros. TV VA.

6-4667 Switzerland they will be greeted by the President of Switzerland, five CanUn governors and eight mayors at different receptions. The tour will include famous resorts, historic international shrines and industrial organizations. They will return to the United States Jan. 7..