CAPTAIN J.W. ROBERTS
Commanding Officer
LTJG ARTHUR B. PINE
Offic er-in-Ch nrge
R.L. BLEVINS, J02
.Program Director
G.E. WHALE!, J03
Programing Asst
D.W. HJELMSTAD, SN
Announcer
H.L. MERICLE, LCPL
Film Technician
PART-TIMER
MICKY CARD
Announcer
AFRTS, Adak, Alaska, is an affiliate of the
United States Armed Forces Radio and Tele
vision Service, Department of Defense, In
formation is taken from Tele-Tips 26-3, a
publication of AFRTS Los tngeles.«•.Special
programing xdH be announced over AFRS Radio
from 10:30 to 11:30 Monday thru -Friday on
Adak* s Private Line and over AFTV on Parade,
This schedule is subject to change.
PROGRAMS TO SEE ON AFTV CHANNEL 8.
Comedienne Carol Burnett gives her own
interpretation of the fairy tale character,
l*Snow White,”—Nat King Cole sings nToo
Young" and Allen Funt (Mr* Candid Camera)
shows some candid films never shown of
Garry Moore carrying on a series of ern
est conversation with children. "That
Wonderful Year" is 1931 on the Garry Moore
Show at 6:30 Tuesday.
"Look to the Stars" is the story of a
brilliant student, maligned by his teacher,
accused of being a trouble-maker, and ex
pelled from school. See the life of the
American scientist, Albert Abraham Michel
son, who received the Nobel Prize for his
achievement in the measurement of light
waves. The Cartwright* s play a big part in
helping this young boy get started and give
him' confidence. The all star cast present
an educational drama of early discoveries,
disappointment, and finally a break-through
...,on Bonanza at 700 p.m. Tuesday.
A band of ruthless outlaws tries to lure
Matt Dillon out of Dodge so they can steal
a big gold shipment. When the maraball re
fuses to leave, the gang begins uo
out a brutal ultimatum; it will kill a man
a day until Matt gets out of town. Watch
this exciting adventure of Gunsmoke at
8:30 p*.m* Wednesday*
See veteran stage, screen and radio actor,
Conrad Nagel, playing the role of an octo
genarian who leads 10 elderly compatriots
from East Berlin* The 11 compatriots from
East Berlin band together at great risk and
make their way to freedom, even with a
communist sympathizer in the house* See
this powerful drama, "Tunnel to Freedom,"
on Armstrong Circle Theater at 8p*m, Sunday*