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4, See. Vf Ubfeock, 10, Ifli On DL 9n Television Distinguished Cast On KFYO Today; Excitement Surrounded SWC Session The distinguished pianist Eugene List, soprano Elaine bin, baritone Earl Wrightson and popular songstress Toni Arden will be fra lured artists on CBS Radio's New i from 1 to 2 p.m. today over KFYO. List will the last move-, mcnt, allegroi agitato, from George Concerto; for Piano in major with the? orchestra conducted by Perry Faith. A Lubbock Radio Programs KFYO KSEL 790 CBS 950 ABC KCBD 1590 NBC SUNDAY Morning 7: on News 7:15 Harding College Choir 7: SO So Side Church of Chnst 7:45 So.

Side Church of Christ 8:00 Melachrlna Strings i 8:15 Caprock Church of Christ 8:30 The Baptist Hour 8:45 The Baptist Hour 9:00 News E. Power Biggs 9:15 E. Power Biggs 9:30 Invitation tp Learning 9:45 Invitation to Learning 10:00 Master's Men 10:15 Church in the Wildwood I 10:30 Salt Lake Tabernacle 10: Lrke Tabemade 11:00 First Baptist Church the this concer- Toni Arden to at Carnegie HaU in 1925 First Baptist Church to at nan 11:30 First Baptist Church composer himself played the solo n- 4 5 First Baptist church part. Miss Malbin and Earl Wrightson will join in a duet, Miss Malbin will offer two love songs, Cole Love and Richard Rod-! Ear1 wlil sing Necessarilyi and Nearly Was! Toni Arden will sing theJ "Torna a Percy Faith will lead the or-i chestra and chorus in and of Is This Thing Called and A feature of the program will new orchestral arrangement of Red Cross ('hutch Bulletin Hymns ews College Ave Church Soulhside Foursquare Christian Sience Tabernacle Baptist Tabernacle Baptis' St Elizabeth Catholic Chutch of Christ Men's Bible Hass Men's Bible Class Bethany Christian Bible Class Bible Class Grace Chapel Grace Chapel Churen of Chnst Church of Christ Munttoi Faith In Action News; Monitor Monltot News Roundup Church Of Christ News: Monitor Art of Living St. Johns Methodist St.

Johns Methodist St. Johns Methodii. Musical Interludt Monitor Monitol News: New World New World Monitor First Presbyterian First Presbyterian Monitor Afternoon 12:00 LHrerace 12:15 Liberace News 12:45 Date in Hollywood 1:00 New Musir 1:15 What's New in Mus 1:30 New in Music 1:45 New in Music 2.00 Mr. District Attorney 2:15 Mr District Attorney 2:30 Radio Play House 2:45 Radio Play On A Sunday Afternoon 3.15 On A Sunday Afternoon 3:30 On A Sunday Afternoon 3:45 On A Sunday Afternoon 4:00 News Indictment 4:15 Indictment 4:30 Fort Laramie 4:45 Ft. Laramie Your Right To Know 5:15 Your Right to Know 5:30 Gun smoke 5:45 Gunsmoke Hit Parade Sunday Serenade Sunday Serenade Sunday Serenade Sunda: Serenade Sunday Serenade Sunday Serenade Sunday Players Sunday Players Killy Graham Kiliy Graham fashioneu Revival Olu Revival Old t- 'shnrnec Revival Old Fasnionert Revival Voice of Prophecy Voice of Prophecy Sunday Serenade Sunday Serenade Sunday Serenade Paul Hsrvey Sunday Serenade Sunday Serenade News Guy Lombardo Weather: Monitor Monitor Mumtut Monitor Catholic Hour Catholic Hour Munifot Music: Monitor News: Monitor Monitor Monitor Music: Monitor Monitor: News Monitor World Theater World Theater World Theater World Theater Meet The Press Meet The Press News: Monitor Monitor Evening From Sharp To Ideas Three different stages of composition have taken place i rt Irving Berlin's song-writing career, he told host Donald Woods on New in last Sunday.

The composer, whose GSth birthday was haiied in an all-Berlin program, said that he has composed some 850 songs. he said. used to sit at a piano and pick out all my songs in the key of sharp. This is the key that uses all the black notes, and they seemed to lie easily under my fingers. I learned to compose In all the keys, but I have never learned to read the notes well, or even how to play correctly.

I seem to think in terms of ideas. These come first. Once I have an idea for a song, I work to get a good phrase and then a good title. third stage, the one am in now, is to write away from the piano. I can picture the keyboard and all the different changes of keys in my and how I am composing Berlin admitted to host Donald Woods that his first song, from Sunny written in 1907, was not a success.

think the royalty statement amounted to 33 he Score: HO Out Of 30 6:00 Kdgar Bergen 6:15 Edgar Bergen 6:30 Edgar Bergen 8:45 Edgar Bergen 7:00 Our Miss 7:15 Our Miss Brooks 7:30 Two for the Money 7:45 Two for the Money 8:00 News Mitch Miller 8:13 Mitch Miller 8:30 Mitcb Miller 8:45 Mitch Miller A Sporta 9:00 First Methodist 9:15 First Methodist 9:30 First Methodist 9:45 First Methodist 10:00 News 10:15 News Weather 10:30 Face the Nation 10:45 Face the Nation 11:00 Sign Off Sunday Serenade News Serenade Sunday Serenade Sunday Serenade Sunday Serenade Sunday Serenade Sunday Serenade News. Sunday Sunday Seienade Sunday Serenade Sunday Serenade; News Sunday Serenade Folk of the Wurid Guest Star New, Silver Silver Meludiea Revival Time Revival Tirr News: Silver Silver Silver Melodies Silver Melodies. Sum oft MONDAY Morning Monitor Monitor Monitor: Munitoi Mun.tor Monitor Monitor: Moi.itor Monitor Monitor: Monitor Monitor Monitor American Forum American Forum Hour of Derision Hour of Deri Weainer. Monitor Monitor Sign Off 6:00 Farm A Ranch 6:15 Home 6:30 Farm A Ranch Service 6:43 Farm A Ranch Service 7:00 Roundup 7:15 News 7:30 Sunrise Serenade 7:45 S. Serenade A Weather 8:00 News of America 8:15 Coffee Club 8:30 Coffee Club 8:45 Coffee Club 9:00 Arthur Godfrey 9:15 Arthur Godfrey 9:30 Arthur Godfrey 9:45 Arthur Godfrey 10:00 Arthur Godfrey 10:15 Arthur Godfrey 10:30 News 10:45 Howard Miller Show 11:00 Wendy Warren 11:15 Around the Housa 11:30 Helen Trent 11:45 Pre-Noon Special News: Pratt Western Music Farm Fair: Farm Fair Time Temperature A Tune News Breakfast dub Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club True Story True Story When A Girl Whispering Music For Vou Mkts: Music For You Music foi You Music For You Homemaker News: Music For You Music For You News.

Top of the Morning lop ul tht Mi-rning Top of the Morning Top of the Morning News Weather A Top ot the Morning Berme HuweU ews Smile Parade Smile Parade News Roundup Weekday Weekday News; Weekday Weekday Weekday Weekday News: Weekday Daily Dieters: Weekday Music For You Music For You News: Music foi ou Music For You Afternoon Markets A Luncheon Date Paul Harvey 12:15 Three Sons I. mu 2 30 New CBS Radio programs scored an 12:45 Sons of the Impressive 30 out of 36 top places Jr. the latest multi-market radio audience survey published by The Pulse, Inc. The score included clean of all first ten places in the Monday-Friday daytime category, and of all six top places in the Saturday and Sunday daytime programs. Godfrey of Helen Warren and the of Is Nora Gal and were the programs making up CBS clean sweep of the Monday through Friday daytime features.

Among the weekend daytime programs, CBS Radio swept the top six positions i the New York Philharmonic Symphony, Q. Lewis New in and the Drake CBS Radio scored seven of the top 10 evening, multi weekly programs, including the first five places, with Jackson and the Thomas and the R. Murrow with the "Amos Andy Music Crosby Carson and Truly, Johnny Dol' A similar seven out of ten score was made in the evening, once a week category, with Miss for Bergen Mitch Miller Box and. Autrey The report represents weighted program averages for periods I in January and February, in major markets, Atlanta', Baltimore, Birmingham. Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, Detroit, Los Angeles.

Milwaukee, Minneapolis St. Paul, New Organs, New York, Philadelphia. Richmond. San Francisco, Seattle, St. Louis and Washington.

Tells Of Triekv Moments Actor Gordon Scott will tell of his several brushes with death on location in Africa, in an interview on CBS Edgar Bergen from 6:05 to 7 p.m. today over KFYO. Scott recently completed a new picture. and the Lost filmed with 14 native tribes and a full complement of elephants, lions, rhinoceros, crocodiles and buffalo. The husky actor will describe a Mau Mau plot on his life, and how he swam in a river full of crocodiles.

Singer Helen subs for Carol Richards, who is vacationing. Miss sings and of a Rudv Wissler sings See CBS RADIO Page I 1:00 Second Mrs. Burton 1:15 Brighter Day 1:30 Nora Drake 1:45 Aunt Jenny 2:00 House Party 2:15 House Party 2:30 Our Gal Sunday 2:45 Road of Life 3:00 Ma Perkins 3:15 Young Dr. Malone 3:30 Guiding Light 3:45 4:00 Afternoon or Music 4:15 Afternoon of Music 4:30 Afternoon of 4:45 Afternoon of Music 5:00 Calling All 5:15 Calling All 5:30 5:45 Lowell Sons of Noon Show Ted Western Roundup Western Roundup Western Roundup; Mkts. Western Roundup Roundup Western Run cl up Roundup: Mkts Westerr western Roundup Wettern R.undur Western R.

undup Jim a Jim Jim Jim a Jungle Jim Jungle: Pet Bill Stern News Bcrnie Howell Farm Report Weekday Weekday News Weekday Weekday Weekday Weekday News; Weekday Guest Star Young Widder Browa Wife Top Ten Woman In My Melody Matinee Melody Matinee l-one Ranger Lone Ranger: Production 9 Turntable Terrace Turntable Terrace Turntable Terrace Turntable Terrace A week later, members of KFYO's team that went to Fayetteville, to cover the Southwest Conference action on Texas membership last weekend have been unable to get their feet on the ground. KFYO Sportscaster Jack Dale and Newsman Dan Tarpley, along with Avalanche-Journal Sports Editor Joe Kelly, made the long trip to the Arkansas University by automobile to cover the dramatic meeting of the Southwest Conference faculty committee and the events leading up to the long- awaited announcement revealing invitation into the confer ence. The three made the 600-mile drive Thursday before the big Saturday meeting. Tarbley and Dale had planned a leisurely return trip and had not changed their plans until 3 p.m. Saturday, when Kelly announced he needed to be in Lubbock by Hubber game time Sunday afternoon.

Long No Sleep The trio arrived in Lubbock at 3 a.m. Sunday without mishap, sleep. Tarpley. and Dale had a pre-arranged fingers for signal the moment the conference decision became ready for announcement. Not more than five seconds elapsed between the time the conference released the information to the public and the time it was broadcast to most I of West Texas by Jack Dale, direct from the Student Union Building on the campus of the University of Arkansas.

Dale, in a telephone recording iheard on 7:15 a.m. news. Saturdav, had told listeners that if what Texas Tech officials in Fayetteville had been led to believe was true. Tech would be accepted into the conference that dav. Meanwhile, on the Lubbock end of the story.

Farm Director Bob Stephens and Commercial Sales- iman Leete Jackson Jr. were at (the Tech campus ready to tape recording interviews and happenings immediatelv upon announcement of the action. In addition to interviews and color Steohens followed the march to downtown Lubbock, recording off a battery in his His graphic descriptions were heard during noon- hour broadcasting over KFYO. KFYO will broadcast four Lubbock Hubber baseball games this week, with the broadcasts beginning at 8:15 p.m. on the days of tho broadcasts.

The firrt is the Lubbock Hubber- Abilenf RI up Sox game Monday night in Abilene. The other three are Thursdav, Friday and Saturday nights when the Rubbers tangle with the Wichita Falls Spud- ders in Wichita Falls. LUBBOCK KDUB TV Channel IS SUNDAY. MAY M. 1M Church Musie Box To Man 12 Roundup The Life Forum the Nation Talk Nesbitt 30-You Are Ruggles Parade Benny Alfred Hitchcock 000 Challenge 8.30-Annie Oakley Sullivan File Trap Off.

Evening 6:00 Sports Parade 6:15 Amos Andy 6:30 Bing Crosby 6:45 Edward R. Murrow 7:00 on Fine 7:15 Guest Star 7:30 Talent 7:45 la lent 8:00 News My Son Jeep 8:15 vs. Abilene 8:30 Hubbers vs. Abilene :45 Hubbers vs. Abilene 9:00 Hubbers vs.

Abilene 9:15 Huboers vs. Abilene 9:30 Hubbers vs. Abilene .9:45 Hubbers vs. Abilene 10:00 Hubbers vs. Abilene 15 Hubbers vs.

Abilene 10:30 Hubbers vs. Abilene 10:45 Hubbers Abilene 11:00 Curtin Calling' 11:15 Curtin Calling 11:30 Curtin CaPing 11:45 Curtir Calling 12:00 Sign Off NOIE IO Review Past Parade Past Parade. Newt Past Pops Parade Past Howard Barlow Howard Barlow Parade of Past Past Pups Parade Past Pops Parade Parade of Past News Past Pups Parade Past Pop Parade Serenade In Blue Silver Silver Silver Silver Silver Silver Silver Melodies Silver Melodies; Oft Aiex Dreler Weather A Morgan Beatty One Man family Henry Taylor Boston Pops Concert Boston Pops Concert Boston Pops Concert Telephone Hour Telephone Hour Sid Caesar Sid Caesar Pauline Frederick Carmen Cavallaro All Star Bands All Star Morgan Beatty A Show Show Late Date Late Late Date Late Date. Sign Off cannot be tor the KEAIIfcKM: Thr Avalanche-Journal radl1' due to the practice of In i. listed above are mode on by hot are to error doe to made by networks.

KDAV ON THE DIAi AUMJAt 7 New Hope Quartet Time Assembly of God 8 3(1 Haith 9 00 Sith St boursauare 9 Tabernacle Songs 10 Oral Roberts 10.30—Gospel Ave 11 News Western 12 Western Express 1 fin Hit Parade Party. News 5 no Best Time OFF. MONDAf 5 Junction 7 00- 7 15- Junction Up With of 8 no- News. 8 15 Musical Varieties 8 Star 9 IK) strike rp. 10.00—New* Walt Camp 11 Post 11 45- Parade of 12 00- 12 15 Kvprem 12 Ranch Mkts.

4 3 Westerr Roundup 2 Roundup 2 Roundup News 3 Roundup 4 A 5 Stone R'nwdup 6 Hobbs Shew 6 Greatrsl 6 Program Off fCU.L—1480 ON DIAL SUNDAY Soantsh Program 7.00 Wood row Baptist Church 7 RrKlnque? 7 JH Ridgecrest Assembly of God 7 Hour 8 15 Southrrest Baptist 8 30-- Baptist 9.Off- Manor Presbyterian 9 Of 9 Faith City Mission 9 ot Melody 10 First Cumberland Presbyterian Of Meiody Assembly Baptist Top 50 50 6.00— Mamho Hour Sign Off MONDAY i. Morning Show 9. 1340 Muitt 1 Music 12 Noun Show 4 Varsity Drat 5 00- -Campus Rumpus 7 0O Nirht Beat 12 00- Af et Registration For Swimming Course Slated This Week Registration for the city park and recreation annual free ieam-to-swim program will be conducted Monday through Saturday from 8 a. m. until 5 p.

according to Dick Shaw, supervisor of pools and director of special activities. Registration this week will be for all three summer sessions. expect the usual rush Monday Shaw said, each class will be limited to 125 students. Those wishing to register for a certain day and hour are urged to register early at the pool where they wish to take Each student will take three lessons a week on Monday, Wednesday and Friday or Tuesday, and Saturday. The summer will be divided into three I sessions of 12 lessons each, anyone may register for any or of the sessions.

Instruction Free The schedule for the free swimming program will include the hours 10 to 11 a. m. and 11 a. m. until noon for all ages at Mackenzie Park Pool, and hour-long lessons beginning at 9.

10 and 11 a. m. at K. N. Clapp Pool, also for all ages.

The first session will begin June i and continue through June 25. The second session will be July 2 through July 23, and the final session will be July 30 through Aug. 20. There will be no charge for qualified instruction, Shaw announced, but regular admission will be charged for 12 times in the pool. The admission charge iwould be $1,80 for 12 years and under, $4.20 for teen-agers; and $6 for 20 years and over.

Achievement cards and patches will be given to those who pass the required tests for beginner, intermediate and swimmer ratings. MONDAY, MAY INI Kangaroo; Song ol Harmony It Rich Lady Of Life for Tomorrow Paar Show the World Q. Payoff Day Day Storm of Night Round-up Matinee Community 6 Sports. Weather Doug Edwr rd Hood Love Lue.v Bride One and Alien Fairbanks Star Playhouse 10.30— Snorts. Weather Oft KllBD-TV Channel 11 SUNDAY.

MAY M. IMf to Know OQ A Norman Vincent Family Bible Quiz for America For Living Gallant Roy a Great Life Spectacular Little Margie Young Man Called Patrol District 10 no -Cavalcade Thiater Weather. Showcase MONDAY, MAY II, 55- Program Preview Ding Dong Sehool Kovacs Show Ernie Your Cook Book Personality fchool Raine 11 Matinee tor a Day married Joan Howdy Doody 4 MacRae Hollywood News. Weather. Howell Montgomery Review Hour Weather.

AMARILLO KGNC-TV Channel 4 SUNDAY. MAY First Christian Church Is The Life Farm Report On Parade for America John Silver Roy Bean Roy Rogers A Great Lift Young Show Fiction Theater Mr. District Attorney Francisco Beat Bowling News, Weather Million Dollar Off Canadian Woman Gives Birth To Her Seventh Set Of Twins ROBERVAL. Quc. Mrs.

mn pnaj rm TNI at Emile Tremblav has given THL D1AL birth to her seventh set of twins at Alma Hospital in the Lake St. John district, the hospital said iwHtay Show Music Show 1 134P Musir 2 Look 3 00 Musir 4 00-1340 Music 7 Night Beat 12: 00 Hours MONDAY 6.30— Rill Pickering Show Joyful Noises Bible Reading 12:00 Ton 100 All-Breed Sanctioned Dog Show To Be Held At Plainview PLAINVIEW, May 19 (Special all-breed sanctioned match will be held at Plainview Sunday, announced Mrs. Austin Bcedy, iSaturday. President of the Plainview Both the mother and the two in- Club, fant daughters were reported of dogs in the show will doing well. The twins wereiclose at 1:30 P- m- and judging born Thursdav.

th- hosoital beSin at 2 P- m- Ben C. Fifteen of Mrs. chil- Bishop, Edmond, Okla dren are alive. Her husband is a judge. 12-year-old laborer who works at match will feature handling Isle Maligne.

for the ALumi classes for children up to 16 years iBum Company ti Canada. ioLdL Money will awarded lor Charles Boyer Will Play Unusual Role Oiaries Boyer as an jeopardized the re- derpaid professor who enters into spect of her workers, customers an agreement to disappear forever in return for a large sum of money in Other the strange tale to be told on Star at 10 p.m. Monday on Channel 13. Driven by a burning desire to have enough .2 money to enable him to devote his time to writing a book, the professor agrees to the bizarre arrangement which calls for him first to marry a girl he hardly knows, and then to dis- Boyer appear. After he becomes involved in man, played bv Frank carrying out the terms of the.

Grim Fight Successful agreement, he begins to discover Osa Massen stars in a unique and fiance, she faces up to a drastic decision. Biethodiat Services KDUB-TV will present its regular Sunday public service church remote telecast from the First Methodist Church today, beginning at 10:30 a.m. An early morning visit to a disc jockey and a trip to buy a suit provide the laughs on Jack Benny at 6:30 p.m. today on Channel 13. Mary Livingstone and Frank Nelson contribute to the fun.

Jack groans as he arises for a 4 a.m. guest appearance on a disc jockey The laughs fly thick and fast as he makes the bleary-eyed appearance and later goes with Mary Livingstone to buy a suit from a heckling sales- 7:30 A. M. SOUTH SiDE CHURCH OF CHRIST make him regret MONDAY, MAY 19M Snhool Show Ernie Show Your Nest On Ivory JJatlnee Double Weather Sonz Matinee Theater Ideas 2 for a Day Homer Bell Howdy Doody Jess Six Gun Theater Kids Only MacRae Cameron Swayza Snorts Desk News. Weather On Medic la Review Search For Detective Caesar Highway Pat red Weather Sports Desk Armchsir Theater Off KFDA-TV Channel SUNDAY, MAY M.

Baptist Church tor Today Funks Corner Winning Religious Questions Ne sbi tt Are Kid Benny Spv Challenge File Sullivan Show News. Weather. Sports Mack Amateur Hour Winning Movie Off MONDAY. MAY Kangaroo Moore Godfrey Arthur Godfrey It Rich Lady Love of Life For Tomorrow Time jf the World Journal House Party 1: no-The Big Payoff Go To School Texas State College Brighter Day Storm Edge of Night 10 Bill 5.00—The Plainsman 5.45— News. Weather.

Adventures of Robin Hood Love Lucy Point Ellery Queen A Allen Scouts Weather. My Friend Flicka Theater Oft things which his decision. Others in the cast are Barbara Fuller, John Hoyt, John Sutton, Lewis Martin. Tom Fadden and Robert Fortin. Climax Brings Thriller Death stands as the receiver for a gang of drug smugglers operating out of Rome, in The thriller, of starring Jan Sterling, Richard Boone, Raymond Burr, Elizabeth Montgomery, Eduardo Cianelli and Skip Homeier at 9:30 p.m.

Thursday on KDUB-TV. Burr is an American running a smuggling business with his brother. Homeier, and Cianelli, an Italian gangster, with knowledge of Jan Sterling, girl. Elizabeth Montgomery, naive girl friend, arrives from the United States, followed by Boone, a Government man posing as a writer. He is actually on the track of gang which has turned to smuggling and profitable cortisone.

In a gun-battle at the smug gling ship, is wounded. It becomes necessary for Burr and Cianelli to have a guy to toss to the Homeier is elected. Jan Sterling, having learned of the drug smuggling, which disgusts her, hides him. Cianelli discovers the hide-out. but as his agent waits to kill love story, which will be seen on at 4 p.m.

today. This half- hour dramatization is based on the experience of Victor and Eva Saxl in Japanese occupied Shanghai in 1943. Eva Saxl, the role played by Miss Massen, was a diabetic, requiring a daily injection of insulin. As restrictions in Shanghai tightened, the supply of insulin dried up completely, even in the black market. Finally, the Saxl supply wTas reduced to 10 small oottles, enough for only 30 injections.

In desperation, Victor Saxl sought the aid of a Chinese chemist, and together they tried to manufacture insulin from materials available in Shanghai. Batch after batch failed, and Eva insulin supply shrank by bottle every three days. But Victor kept the empty bottles filled with water so that Eva could always feel secure in having 10 bottles to fall back on. Her death when the insulin ran out was the time bomb Victor against. Eva discovered the ruse when only one bottle wras left.

But that day a batch of new insulin proved good on its first test. Without waiting for further tests, he gave Eva an injection from it and the time bomb was stopped. Many other diabetics in Shanghai were saved by the same locally-made insulin. Mr. and Mrs.

Saxl now' live in Hear Mr. O. H. Tabor, mtnislei of the South Side Church of Christ, every Sunday morning. HERE FIRST HEARD MOST! P.M.

ROBERT TROUT AND THE HERE FIRST HEARD MOST! 11 A. M. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Or. J. Ralph Grant, pajtor A broadcast from the First Baptist Church.

Homeier, the gun of solves the situation. Boone re- New York where he is a textile engineer. Beginning at 11:45 a.m. Sat- Falls Into Same Pit urday, the TV Game of the Week Sally Delaney is a talented de- vviu the Brooklyn Dod- signer of high fashions. Her em- gers and the New York Giants ployer, the fabulous Maddelana, at New York.

exploits her by taking credit for ------------------------------all her creations. ghost- I ing for the high flISlGT 16911116(1 priestess is a kept secret on over KDUB- TV at 7 m. Wednesday. When Sally comes into a windfall of $1,000.000. she decides to get even with Maddelana by put- ting her out of business.

pastor of Tabernacle Baptist opens Sally Delaney Designs and Church, is heard from is an immediate success. 10 Before long, it is apparent that using other brains is not mi OR. GRANT HERE FIRST HEARD MOST! P.M. What's New in Musie On KLLL Program Challenge featuring the Rev. Ben D.

Johnson, a.m. each Sunday on KLLL. A youth program, beneath her. The pattern is re-lBible is heard from 7:45 peated all over again with one to 8:15 a.m. Sundays over the of her employes.

When she real- station. On Wide Wide World's Time: 2:00 P.M. Sunday, May 20th NBC-TV: CHANNEL 11 Dave Garroway invites you to catch up on your country's progress with for America" celebrating the dedication of the great new General Motors Technical Center in Detroit See the first jet planes train of the future Los Angeles smog fighters new wonders of medical science in a thrilling hour and a half the show which takes you from California to the Gulf of Mexico to the Great Lakes. PERCY FAITH Naw in Music" with Faith and orchestra. Donald host.

HERE FIRST HEARD MOST! P.M. GUNSMOKE listen at this time every Sunday afternoon for one of CBS Radio's finest stories with a flavor of the old West, featuring Williann Conrad as United States Marshall Matt Dillon. GENUINI LEATHER Guaranteed First Quality 89 OR JR. 2 PAIR House of 10.000 SALVAGE SUPPLY CO. 1302 03 -U 41 HERE FIRST HEARD MOST! P.M.

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