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FRIDAY. APRIL 30 SATURDAY," MAY CCr oil 1 sue CM 4 EDUCATION EXCHANGE; "TURNING POINTS OF PHYSICS." 2 SUNRISE SEMESTER; "RUSSIAN LITERATURE." 1 P'chclor Father; John Farsvthe. 7 PROJECT KNOW; "PRESIDENTIAL POLITICS." 7:08 2 fsews, Sports, W3ther. 4 Today: Hugh Downs, Ricnard Rodg e'S. Roger Srmtn.

7 Cartoon Show. 7:38 5 SURVEY OF THE ARTS-, "D0ST0Y-EFSKY." 803 II OPERATION ALPHA3ET II. 2 Captain Kangaroo; Boa Keeshan. 5 Sandy Becker Shew. 7 Courageous Cat Cartoons.

8:30 11 Cartocns. 5 P-TVT Barbara Harris a Louis Armstrong (1.) and Jimmy Durante laugh it up on ABC's Hollywood Palace Saturday night at 9:30 4 Movie; "Invaders From Mars," Arthur Franz. 5 MOVIE; "CALL N0RTHSI0E 777." JAMES STEWART, RICHARD CONTE. Story of reporter's efforts to free an innocent man from prison. 7 BASEBALL; PIRATES-CARDINALS, i 3 Mngaom oi ine iea I 2:25 9 BASEBALL; METS-REOS (Color).

2:30 2 AS OTHERS SEE US; "THE AMERICAN PASSENGER." Foreign air-' lines stewardesses discuss American passengers. 3:00 2 REPERTOIRE WORKSHOP; KEVIN O'NEAL, SANDY BROWN, MiMI GI3- SON, JIM DAVIDSON in "WiGGY WATSON RULES." Rock roll disc jockey loses his microphone in the middle of a broadcast. 3:30 2 AMERICAN MUSICAL THEATRE. 5 Movie; "East Side Kids," Leo Gorcey. 3:45 11 Pcst-game Show.

4:03 11 POLLER DERBY. 2 "THE Report on drug addiction among teen-agers Re- peay. 4 Movie; Haywarl Louis Betty Button Ch, 210 P.M. i 4:33 5 R2CING FROM AOBEOUCT; THE CARTER HANDICAP. 5:03 11 PETER POTAVUS CARTOONS.

2 THE KENTUCKY DER3Y. 4 fv'ivie: "Charge Ctan at Treaure Isla'd." Sidney Tsler. 5 S'dv Berfcpr Hour 7 WIDE WORIO OF SPORTS, THiPD ROUND ACTION OF LAS VEGS GOLF TOURNAMENT OF CHA 250VLE CAYTCNA STOCK CAR CHAMPIONSHIP (Taped). I 5.38 I Bockv arrj His Fr 9 Vr. (See 11 A 6 OS 11 Supwfan: George 2 "Tanai's H'ddJa Ja-g-e, Gnrdsn Scott.

4 NEW YORK IL1USTRATED. 5 Soupy Sales Sn. 8 30 11 CtAY C01E SHOW: CAN-' NON. LITTLE RICHARD. IAURIE BURTON.

THE DEL-SATINS, SIEVE WOODMAN. 4 Nrs, Scorts. Wea'her. 7 SPEED SPECIAL; "ELKHART LAIE 1954" 7:88 2 News. Sports, Weahr.

4 It's Acacem.C: Art Jsm. 5 sj-ke- Ja Lo-i. -j-: i if'' 7 SHIVAREE; GENE WEED, MELINDA W4KX, IHt UNIUUtS, BOBBY GOLDSBORO, others. 9 Movie; "Samson," Brad Harris (Color). 7:30 11 Movie; "Return of tha Ape Man," Be'a 2 JACKIE GLEASON SHOW; JAYNE MANSFIELD, IRWIN COREY, others.

4 FLIPPER; BRIAN KELLY, LUKE HALPIN, TOMMY NORDEN. Flipper aids scientist injured by i deadly scorpion. (Color-Repeat). 7 THE KING FAMILY SHOW. 8:83 4 Kentucky Jones; Dennis Weaver.

5 Wrestling From Washington. 8:38 2 Gi'llgm's Island; Bob Denver. 4 Mr. Vapno Cartoon (Color). 7 LAWRENCE WELK SHOW; NICK LUCAS.

9 Movie; "Half Human," John Carra-dne. 983 V.V?1 Dad or Ave. 2 SECRET AGENT; PATRICK McGOO-HAN. FRANCESCA ANNIS. Drake poses as a domestic to trap inter-r3t'or3i swindler.

4 MOVIE; "TO CATCH A THIEF," CARY GRANT, GRC KELLY. Re-omed lenel thief sets out ta capture aping his techniques iCo'or). 9:38 11 Territory; Pat Conwsv. 7 HOLLYWOOD PALACE; LOUIS ARMSTRONG, host. JIMMY DURANTE, D'AHJMI CARROLL, BALLET EDWARD G.

ROBINSON, ROWAN AND MARTIN 18:08 II "Bomba on Panther Island," Jnrnny TrV 2 EUNSMOKE; JAMES ARNESS, BETTY HUITCN, CLAUDE AKINS, JOHN hllBSA.Sb. vows to kill Matt to avenge ber ha'band's death. 5 Mcvle: "John Loves Mary," Ranafd Reagan. Patricia Nsal. 9 iu-e Ha.

oc Snow. 18:30 7 Car 51; Joe E. Ross. 11:83 7 News. Spor's, Weather.

1 Nes; Mueller. 7 0 Young. 9 Spams!) Movie; "Assnti Teria-da," Mai.ma Pa'tsnno. 11:15 4 loal News. 7 MOVIE; "THE TALI Mill," CLARK GASLE, JANE RUSSELL Ouf'aw 3'otlers get invoked in Dnstane catt-e iCoiort-TArMr 11:28 2 M--: "Loe Is Better Than i Taylor.

11:38 CONTINENTAL MINIATURES; HIT PARADE OF STARS AVD 4 TONIGHT; JOHNNY CARSON (CalQf-Repeat). 1288 1 3'-u- 12.85 5 Moie: "Crasn Dive." Tyrant Power, Da'a Andrews. -jTrik-- 1:88 2 MOVIE; "THE THREE MUSKE- TEERS," LAN A TURNER. GENE hr'LY. Tt thret rr-j-keteers save he day for tte of France.

4 -4 "Frlsns'eJn." Boris Kr-loff, Coiln C- 1:38 7 "Please Turn Over," Ted Ray. 2:18 5 CiTT'j-i'y D.airyu (Repeat). 2:15 4 Film; Robert Sterling. usmess 3 2 SUNRISE SEMESTER. PROJECT KNOW; "LET'S LIPREAD." 7:08 2 THE WORD: SCRIPTURE AND MODERN MAN; "EXODUS FROM EGYPT.lt 4 Modern Farmer.

7 PROJECT KNOW. 7:38 2 TOTTLE; Educational Puppet Show. 7 Movie: "Carolina C3nnonball," Judy Canova. 2 Mr. Mayor: Bob Keeshan.

4 Crusader Rabbit 38 9 Western Movie; George O'Brien. 9:08 II Passing Parade; John Nesbitt. 2 Aivin Cartoon Show. 4 Top Cat Cartoons. 5 Opinion in the Capital (Repeat).

7 Davey and Goliath (Color). 9:38 11 Davey and Goliath. 2 Tennessee Tuxedo Cartoons. 4 Hector Heathcote Cartoons (Color). 5 Just for Fun Cartoons.

7 Super Cartoon Show (Color). 9:45 11 WHAT EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW ABOUT COMMUNISM. 10:03 11 This ls the Life. 2 Quick Draw McGraw Cartoon. 4 Underdog Cartoon (Color).

9 Continental Cookery; 18:30 11 EN FRANCE; DAWN ADDAMS. 2 M'ghtv Mouse Cartoons. 4 Fireball XL-5. 5 Just for Fan; Sonny Fo. 7 Lone Ciavton Moore.

11 08 11 GROWING UP TODAY: VARY FiC-KETT. host-narrator. "iN THE OUT-OF DOORS." Concluding program in series produced by the Girl Scouts. Linus tre Lionhearted. 4 Dennis the Menare.

7 Casper Caooii S-ic. 9 Mov "Gorgo," BUI (Color). 11:38 II of Life; Jack Wyti'i. 7 Jefscns Cartoon. 4 Furv: Bohbv D'ansjnd.

7 Persy Pig Cartoons. LOCAL ISSSUE; JOHN TIUMAN'. 2 Sv Kir5y Grant. 1 MODERN MATH; "NUMBER LINE." 7 Bags Bunny Cartoons. 1238 11 Insight; Pev.

EliwocJ Kleser. 2 Wi Friend Flicks. A COMMUNISM: EVOLUTION OF A i REVOLUTION. I 7 Hopsitv Hoecer Csrtsons (Color). 9 Mov 'See 11 A.M.).

1:08 Til; Cwrsd 2 FRIENDSHIP SHOW; I EE PHUMP "HANDS AROUND THE ViORLD." 1 EDUCATION REPORT. 5 TcDSer; Lo G. Carroil. 7 Arencai Ba-dstarj; Dick Clark. 1:38 Sjcrts griignts.

2 Nes. 1 I et's Ta us ness. 5 Yancy Cerrrger; Jock Vihoney. 1:48 II Pre game Snow. 1:55 11 BASEBALL; YANKEES-ORIOLES.

200 2 DOCTORS TODAY: 0R1. ARNUl FORREST ARTHUR PHAV3FRS- "00; YOU NEED CLASSES?" usskin TEC "1 7 utt'e Rascals; Kidie show. 3.33 II Exercise With Jack La Laws. 1 Love Tnat Bob; 4 B.rtrda House; Tripp. Ga'e Star Show.

9:30 3rlt Sqjad: Reel Hadiiy. 2 Jack Benr-v sHs. 5 T03S5r; Lm S. 7 "Shire Or! Hansst Moon," Sheridan, Dsams Morgan. SCHOOL TV SERVICE PR0GRA'S io P.V.j.

10:03 II Code Three; Trayis. 2 News: ke Wallace. 4 Tnjfh or Coiseaiieres CCs'ort. 5 MOVIE: MY FRIEND FLICKS," RODDY VcBCWALL, PPESTOH FOSTER. Story of a bjy's far a hone.

II Fi'n: Tot! T'j 'y. 2 I Live Lat; Bar. 1 S3? XO'Or). 11:00 2 irjy Grfff! ShO. Hiii Dawns.

5 Cart-on Playtime. 3 Of Men ar.l Wptiyes. 11:38 II "a'-' Snr. 2 VcCrjyS: Walter Srwai. 4 jecpad: Art Fleir? iCjbr).

5 of Fred 7 Pries Is Right Bin Cu'iert. 3 Joyce Brstners Sic (Caiar). 12:08 -4a Se''a'. Vy Lesien (Cib-i. Tra Da-a Feed Shn.

FranVtn's Wwrt Lane. 12:39 II BUCK2R33 500; BUCK WEWER. 2 far lo-m-. 1 Set: jack Kar? Caiar). 7 Father Knows Bps; Vrurj.

12:45 D-k 1:00 II "A WMW.n for Christy." Fred VacV-jrra. t'ean-r Parker. 2 Leae It ts Beave'; ierry Slathers. Everythirg's J. Hjtcr.

5 Cartc-n Piaytire. 7 Rabus SaT; Ja'k Link'eter. 1:30 2 Is t-e War'd i Vie a Deal: Wos Hal' (Cjt1. 5 V2V1E 'See 10 A V. 7 2lr' Ta; Gratant.

3 V2ie: "The 3 Leazue'." Ed-wrd S. 2:03 2 Password- A'ei 4 ViTert of Trufl: Serial. 7 tro 2:28 NPS 'o?" Tpj Atf.erftur. J. 2 Party: rt 1 Caitors: Se'laL 7 3:08 -t Pji-sars: R-g-rs Jr 2 Tj fe'l t'e Sjd CsUver.

"rather w-jrid: Serial. 5 S'eveit. 7 Qeie'3' Serial. 9 Ja-es Beard S1. 3:38 a-d H3rd F'n.

2 of Serial. Ysti Dsn't Sa'fCalor). r- rart3on 7 Marr eds; Snai. 9 Vivie: "Y'jkoi Vengeance," Klrty Grant. 488 rwiJCK McCANN SHOW.

Secret Storm; Serial. S'afcli Game: Gene Tyburn (Cg'oo. srs Bsy Cartaon. 7 Tral'nasfer. 438 Llovd Bdge.

GiHis; HickTan. -d Berker Hoor. "1PLB OF MUSIC; "CHARLES IVES" (Repea'). 5:88 "rACHC0MBER Bill; Bill BIERY. 2 "The Enforcer," Hjmpfcrey '-fart.

Zero Vtfsl.ir-it-ir 4 Mi-VlE: "WEEKEND IN HAVANA." JOHN PAYNE, ALICE FAYE. Ameri can saiesgl-i a contest far a Hauna a'-atlon. iritir' 7 oie: "Oip'omatic Coarier," T- Pnr, Patncis Heal. 3 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW; V'N SGN. ALi EN AND- ROSSI, CYRIL athrs.

13 Once Udm a Diy Oils sio. 5:38 11 THREE STO0EES; J3E BOLTON. is iMtafs hiii; Marl Oausirg. 6:88 II News? Kedn Kemedy. 5 Mse CIjS.

13 OPESAriON ALPHABET H. 8:18 11 Hm York Nes; ionn 6:24 11 Weather; Sports. 38 II Saffian; George local Nes; Wean' Locai ea tier. 5 Sciipy Saies Srinr. 7 Locai fes.

Spirts. 13 FEESCH COURSE: MiLTO'i SEIUES. 6:45 7 Ness; Peter Jennirgs. 7:08 WAEILLA GORILLA CARTOONS. 2 V3'tr Cronk 'e 4 NJ5: rjrit.ev.

B'Ticev. v-' Co c-e'. 13 eat Garcerer. Barbara Feldon Ch. 210 7:38 11 Horevpnnrers; Jackie deacon 2 RAWHIDE: ERIC CLINT EASTWOOD, JULIE HARRIS, BETTY CONNER.

Spster rancfi woman tries to her beajtitui sister frjm the drovers. 4 INTERNATIONAL SHOWTIME; DON AVECKE, fcc-t. "THE BEAUTIFUL BUD4PEST ICE SHOW." 5 Man: Pe'er Lawfod. 7 Fllntstones Cartoon (Color). 9 Movie; "Tre Bitter Tea of General Yen," Barbara Stanwyck.

13 To be announced. 7:55 11 BASEBALL; YANKEES ORIOLES. 8:88 5 77 Sunset Strip. 7 Farners' Irger Stevens. 13 The City: "Fountains: Lost and Found" (Reoeaf).

31 OPERATION ALPHABET II. 838 2 THE GREAT ADVENTURE; RUSSELL JOHNSON, narrator. R03ERT CUlP, VICTOR JORY, JUNE VINCENT. MARiO ALCALDE in "THE TESTING Of SAM HOUSTON" (Repeat). 4 BOB HOPE PRESENTS; GEORGE C.

SCOTT, MICHAEL PARKS in "A TIME FOR KILLING." U.S. sub skipper refuses to fire on Japanese shs after tr.e A-bomb raid on Hiroshima (Color). -A 9 i -f 7 AODAMS FAMILY; CAH3LYN JONES, JChN 3TiN. Marticia and cecice Uriels Fester sr.oua ear a tjjp-e. 13 News; Gary 8:35 13 UN DAY CONCERT; THE LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 300 5 East d.

Wast S.de. 7 Va si'lre's Cav: T-- Fran-'scus. 9 BASEEALL; METS-REOS (Cator). 9:30 2 GBWE8 PYLE; JIV hi33RS. SCOTT.

Goer is 3-s'j-sj to tt.a off of a wsnsas Satire officer yi fi sa'j'e 4 JACK BENNY SHOW; R33EST 7 ARTHUR KENNEDY rHAKL-TQM HEST0M. "THE DARK 0YS Ttte ar a-d Anerca g-ts tD sij-t Japan's thrust. 9:45 13 To be 1008 2 SLATTERY'S PEOPLE; RICHARD CBENNA. VART.N Wil.NER. BARBARA FELCON.

Idtalisti: t-es t3 cap ti! pjn s-fe-t 4 Jack Paar Stew; Carl Pelrer, JacVie Vernon, Aey Scnre ber, Jack Sums, Nancy Axes Caljfi. 5 Defectives; Robert Taylor. 7 12 O'Clcck Robe't Lansi'i 13 Nes. Rtbe.t 'Psfts. 10:05 13 Science Reporter; John Fitch.

10:36 5 CONFLICTS OF HARRY S. TRUMAN; "THE WAN FROM M'S-SOU-V T'lirnan describes j5C3 re ook racially fcrces. 10:35 13 E'ec'rcnlcs at Wjrk. 18.45 II Siicw. 11:08 II News: Martin O'Hj-3.

2 Kew, SDarrs, Weaker. 4 News, Weather. 5 News. 7 News, Weather. 11:13 11 Weather; Marilyn Grev.

5 Vovie; "Stand by for Action," Rctert Taylor, Charles 11:15 11 Sports; Bab Waif. 4 Incal News; Jim Hartz. 7 NiEHTLIFt; BILL CULLEN, others. 11:28 II Bes of Groijcho. 2 MOVIE: "AUTUMN LEAVES," JOAN CRAWFORD, CLIFF ROBERTSON.

Wc-nran fears her younger husband is retreatirg inta the world of tm-real-ty. ir-ku, 1:38 4 TONIGHT: JOHNNY CARBON ROSEMARY CLOONEY, others (Calar). 11:58 11 Film; Harry Tcwrs. 12:88 9 Weather, Sports. 12:25 9 Movie: "Gorgi," Bill Travers (Color).

y2 1:88 7 Movie: "The W.ld Ride," Jack Nicholson. 1:11 4 "Close to Mv Heart." R3y Millard, Gene Tierney. 1:38 2 "The Lads From George Raft, Ellen Drew. 5 Movie; "Br'gham Tyrone Power, Linda Darnell. tV-tV Hails Big (Continued from page 25) give it up.

I like doing it better than any program. "And one reason for this is that sinre I've been on The News station, I've nevr had the slightest interference regarding either the content or the guests on the show. Fred Thrower, the general manager of the outlet, has given me absolute freedom. I've never been happier with working conditions in all of my life." "Speaking of TV drama," I asked, "do you think we'll ever return to the great days when we had such series on as Playhouse 90, Philco, Robert Montgomery Presents, "You mean the anthology drama? I doubt if we'll do that in the near future. Today the audience seems to demand series with continuing characters.

We still have the Bob Hope play series, but without Hope's appearances thereon and the prestige of his variety specials, I doubt if it could exist," he answered. Two Caddies a Jaguar The 44-year-old honor graduate of Harvard, who started in show business as a movie press agent for Warner Brothers and then became a talent agent with the Music Corporation of America, like any other person engaged in this perilous field, has known both the peaks of success and the depths of failure. Being a millionaire, David lives In a regal manner. He took over former NBC prexy Sylvester (Pat) Weaver's duplex apartment on Sutton Place and rides around town in two Cadillacs and a Jaguar, chauffeur-driven, of course. One of the cars has four telephones.

It is so big that his press relations consultant and former Harvard classmate. Jack Perlis, calls it "four-and-a-half yards of Cadillac." To use his now-abandoned favorite word, there's a real "dichotomy" about his personality. When he relaxes from producing and pontificating about the important issues of the day, he finds hia solace in obscure little night c'ubs. There he spends hourg at the piano singing old songs, mostly "Night and Day." Career Gals? Yes No The Susskind office is noted for being staffed almost entirely with women. I wanted to know why.

"Because career women are superb workers. They're as much in love with their jobs as they ever could be with a man," he told me. "On a professional level, this is highly desirable. "-But on a personal level, I want a woman who is first of all a female, one who wouldn't give so much to her job that there wouldn't be anything left for her husband. I insist on a whole woman not a half of one," said David Susskind..