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For Week Beginning October 23, 1954 SATURDAY MORNING 7:55 Morning Meditation 8:00 Stop, Look, and Listen—Film (1) Grand National Livestock Exposi¬ tion and Rodeo in San Francisco. (2) Films of Hav/aii. 9:00 [i] Billy Johnson Show 9:10 0 Tcolor 1 —News—15 Minutes 9:15 0 MOVIE-Western 9:30 0 Adventure Theater—Kids 10:00 m Here's How it Looks ® Why Fly?—Aviation Produced by the Civil Air Patrol to cre¬ ate a greater interest in aviation. 10:15 0 Children's Party—Dancing 10:25 0 News-5 Minutes 10:30 0 [9] Winky Dink & You-Kids Jack Barry and Winky bring three activ¬ ities for youngsters. (1) Jack has the junior artists at home draw the "Old Lady's Shoe.” (2) Winky proves that there are noiseless balloons. (3) The fourth episode of Elmo the Spy. MOVIE—Adventure Morning Matinee: "The Big Fight." Joe Kirkwood, Jr. star', as Joe Palooka. [U 0 Smilin' Ed's Gang—Kids Little Fox and Strong Bow try to solve the mystery of some huge arrows which have been shot into their camp. (Film.) 0 Movie Quick Quiz—Ross 11:00 0 m Captain Midnight—Kids Captain Midnight and Tut are enjoying a quiet chess game when they are inter¬ rupted by Marcia Stanhope. Marcia, who is a Secret Squadron agent, claims that a ghost is trying to kill her. (Film.) 0 0 Space Patrol—Kids An interplanetary gangster obtains top secret “Terra 50," an experimental model for a fleet of new ships for space- patrol service. (Film.) 0 Teen Canteen—Ad Wienert 11:30 0 Abbott & Costello—Comedy It's Lou's birthday and he invites every¬ body in the house to be his guests. Notice that unusual flavor in the hors d'oeurves? (Film.) 0 Safety Circus—Kids 0 inquiring Editor—Panel High school pupils answer questions asked by Alfred W. Friendly, assistant managing editor, Washington Post and Times-Herald. This week students from John Carroll High will participate. AFTERNOON 12:00 0 0 Big Top—Circus Acts Acts: aerialists, the Virginias; trapeze artists, the two Montons; animal act, Gautier's steeplechase; roller skaters, the Whirlwinds, balancer, Lou Karns; high wire artist, Lola Dobritch. 0 Circle 4 Ranch—Western 0 Newsreels for Teen-agers 12:15 0 Industry on Parade—Film 12:30 0 Country Camera—Robinson Conway Robinson is the host of a pro¬ gram for Maryland farmers. 1:00 0 0 Lone Ranger—Western 1:10 0 News—5 Minutes 1:15 0 0 Pre-Game Show 1:25 0 0 Football—Collegiate Northwestern at Pittsburgh. 1:30 0 Garry Moore—Variety 0 Newsreels—15 Minutes A-6