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All times are Central Daylight. B’or Standard Time subtract one hour. J UN E 4 pens to a split atom and how the energy can help us to live. (Chicago) Q Quiet Riot—Comedy 11:30 0 MOVIE—To Be Announced Q Adventures of Danny Dee Roy Doty is the creator of Danny and his sister Debby. AFTERNOON 12:00 Q Lone Ranger—IMestern "Man Without a Gun." The Lone Ranger and Tonto are in danger, trapped be¬ tween a group of angry homesteaders and a gathering of Indians. (Film) (4) What's New in the Kitchen Ruth Diez, of Ozaukee County, discusses "Plentiful Food." Q MOVIE-Western "Song of Old Wyoming." A patriotic old lady tries to drive a gang of spoilers out of Wyoming. Eddie Dean and Jen¬ nifer Holt star. 12:30 Q Uncle Johnny Coons Show After Johnny shows the silent film, "Smith's New Home," with Andy Clyde, he decides to buy a house himself, from none other than his pal, George Dummy. 12:45 Let's Look at the News The latest news is given. 1:00 0 Ray Rayner—Dance Party Ray is back from his vacation and joins Mina Kolb in some musical mimes: "Sun¬ day Driving," by zany Jerry Lewis, "I Want the Frame Not the Picture," and "You're Just in Love." Mr. Wizard—Science Don Herbert explains scientific phenom¬ ena with the help of a young friend. O MOVIE-Western "Frontier Vengeance." An innocent man is framed for the murder of his best friend. Red Barry, Betty Moran. Q Batting Practice-Warm-up Jack Brickhouse gives the lineup and summarizes the players' backgrounds. 1:10 Q Lead-off Man—Interviews Vince Lloyd talks with players. 1:25 Q Baseball-White Sox The N.Y. Yankees meet the Chicago White Sox at Comiskey Park in Chicago. Sports- casters: Jack Brickhouse and Harry Creighton. 1:30 @ Hot Shot Review—Music Joe Shott and his Hot Shots. 2:00 0 Operation New Horizon DePaul University takes a stand today, with "Tips for June Graduates." The senior students will receive last-minute advice from their professors as they em¬ bark upon their careers. O MOVIE-Drama "Breaking the Ice." In order to earn money for his mother, a young boy runs away from home. Bobby Breen, Charles Ruggles. 0 Big Game Hunt—Jungle "Weird Tribes" is presented by Osa and Martin Johnson. 2:30 0 Playhouse-Drama "Heart of Gold." A heart of gold brings life to a snowman and faith in the real¬ ity of make-believe to anyone who wishes to believe. (Film) Film Shorts o Home Buyer's Guide—Tips 2:45 0 TV Tours—Travel Armchair tourists travel the world. 3:00 0 Choose Your Career The book publishing business is covered today as five representatives from lead¬ ing publishing houses give advice and answer questions. (4) Big Picture—Army Films Our Army at home and abroad. 0 MOVIE-Western "Blazing Frontier." Buster Crabbe and Al St. John put spark into this story. 0 To Be Announced 3:30 0 MOVIE-Drama "Women in War." (Chgo. TV Debut) A socialite enters the war nursing service to escape a prison sentence. Elsie Janis, Wendy Barrie. @ Campus Capers—Variety 3:45 0 Tenth Inning—interviews Harry Creighton talks with sports people. 4:00® Roy Rogers—Western Roy appears with Dale Evans, Pat Brady and his horse Trigger. TV GUIDE A-7