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TV? 1 review rid LJ aSM ST.L0UIS 1 As Friday Night Fights To Be Telecast Again KSD-TV features this week will Include resumption of the 9 o'clock Friday night fight telecasts with a showing of the David Gallardo vs. Lulu Perez match in Madison Square Garden. The Randy Sandy vs. Ernie Durando middleweight Fast Pace for Slow Work Eddie Albert Is Just an Easy- Going, Low-Pressure M.C. Covering Video News Often Frustrating Job match in the St.

Louis Arena EIGHT years ago this month, NBC-TV hired Sy Aonet, just out of the Army Signal Corps, to cover news in New York with a newsreel camera. Today, the network has 188 full and part-time cameramen covering 104 cities in the United States and 50 will be pictured at 9 p.m. Wednesday when KSD-TV cameramen will put it on the NBC-TV network as well as on the station with Jack Drees at the microphone. The Cardinals vs. Braves baseball game in Milwaukee will be pictured on KSD TV at 2:30 Saturday after noon.

Paul Winchell and his Jerry Mahoney will be back on KSD-TV at 6 o'clock this evening with the actors, Gene Lockhart and Ann Hillary, as guests and the dance team of Diane Sinclair and Ken Spaulding featured. Winchell's show format will be changed to a fast-paced comedy-variety production with dramatic sequences and vignettes featuring Broadway and movie stars. It will be planned to I PAUL WINCHELL BACK ON KSD-TV AT 6 P.M. TODAY. if MM- jtM foreign countries.

Until rocent- ly, NBC was the only network not dependent on outside sources for its news film. (This year CBS dropped its contract with Telenews and entered the competition with its own fast-growing TV news organization). Covering the news of the world for television is rather frustrating. Unlike the newsreel cameraman, the TV reporter has daily deadlines to meet. Unlike the newspaper and wire service boys, who also have daily dead lines, he can send his story by wire.

He must get bulky cans of film across great distances, through customs, on planes and bark to the States for editing while the story is still alive. NEARLY EVERY means of transportation there is native runner, camel, horse, helicopter, motorcycle, and jet plane has been hired, cajoled or commandeer by the TV news boys to send film on Us way. Transport ing film is expensive. NBC pays S3.500 a month merely to get it through customs. There's a customs man on call In New York 24 hours a day to go to the NBC laboratories and clear film that has just arrived.

The network pays for this time. Some countries notably Egypt, Brazil, Turkey. and Argentina add to the cameraman's headaches by insisting that the film be developed and censored before It leaves the country. This rule has killed many a good story for TV. www RARELY DOES any newsman get the co-operation on a story that NBC's Joe Oexle ran into in Switzerland.

He wanted to take picture of a Swiss tunnel through the Alps which would be blown up In the event of enemy Invasion from that direc tion. The Swiss National rail road backed up trains for miles and even set up lights in the tunnel. Then it had Oexle lie down on the track and film oncoming trains which were shuttled off Just before they reached him. Harry Ellis, the Christian Scl ence Monitor correspondent In Beirut, became a TV camera' man overnight. He was working for NBC radio as well as the Monitor when the French pas- "QUICK AS Moves to emphasize.

Winchell's acting. KSD-TV will picture the Legion parade Tuesday from 4 to 4:30 p.m. Drama Programs Return The Fireside Theater will return on KSD-TV at 8 p.m. Tuesday with a production of "The Traitor," which is about an American soldier, played by Don Keefer, who before being sent to Korea has been taken in by the "better world" promises of the Communist party. When he becomes a prisoner of war, the party chiefs contact him and use him as a spy on his fellow prisoners.

When a group of prisoners plan to escape, he betrays them, then, realizing how wrong he has been, sacrifices himself to save them. Keye Luke will be cast as a tough if sympathetic North Korean guard. Gene Raymond will be the program host. The Circle Theater also will be back on KSD-TV at 8:30 Tuesday night when Madge Evans, Robert Keith and Larry Robin-ion will be starred in "Judgment," a story about a young man who becomes disillusioned when he believes his mother guilty of misconduct until his father's courage and understanding restore his faith. Walter Greaza will be seen again as the bureau chief when Treasury Men in Action goes back into the 11:45 Thursday night spot where Place the Face has been the summer replacement.

Don Briggs, Murray Hamilton and Loretta Daye will be cast in the opening drama, "The Case of the Hideaway Herd," a tale of rustling and smuggling of diseased cattle taken from the files of the Treasury Department. Variety and Comedy To the Ladies hereafter will be on KSD-TV from 12:00 noon to 1:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Garry Moore will be on KSD-TV from 1:00 to 1:15 p.m. the first five weekdays as well as at a.m.

Monday through POST DISPATCH' Crosby Sees It By John Crosby Dragnet the Leader In KSD-TV Viewers' Popularity Poll WITH a rating of 54.5 points, Dragnet was the leader in a poll of viewers in the KSD-TV area made by Pulse, in the week of Aug. 1. The Wednesday night fight ranked second with 52.8 points. Other nighttime programs ranked as follows: Wednesday Television Theater, 51.5; Racket Squad, 51.5; Robert Montgomery play, 50.8; Burns and Allen, 50.0; This Is Your Life, 49.5; Thursday Summer Theater and Sunday Television Playhouse, 49.0; Best of Groucho. 48.0; 8:30 Thursday night play, Pantomlne Quiz and TV Soundstage, 47.5; Two for the Money and Howard Barlow concert, 40.5; Godfrey and His Friends, 35.8.

John Cameron Swayze'a News Caravan led the sever-al-timcs-a-week shows with a rating of 32.6. senger ship Champollon broke in two and sank oft Lebanon, Ellis borrowed a camera and some film from a shop in Beirut and filmed the story. His picture! were so good that NBC made him a TV correspondent on the spot. In eight years NBC has bunt up a vast film Jinrary wnicn grows at the rate of 240,000 feet of film a month. Unhappily.

though, only a fraction of the two to three million feet of newi film shot each year at tremendous expense Is ever seen by the network audience. The News Caravan and Today have daily deadlines which the cameraman break their backs to meet. But rarely does either show use more than a few minutes of film about a story. If the viewer, for whose edifi cation all this time and money has been spent, leans over to tie his shoe he may miss the entire story. Of course the film is not entirely wasted.

It may be used In other shows, or sent to local stations serviced by NBC news, or stored In the film library. (Copyright, 1953.) A FLASH" nn.TV RJW I Rflcfor Sptelalith! Thursday and a.m. Fridays. Programs in the p.m. spot have been rescheduled en KSD-TV as follows: Mel Torme and Teresa Brewer on Monday, Adventure in Sports on Tuesday, Bob and Ray on Wednesday, This Week In Sports on Thursday, Mel Torme and Teresa Brewer on Fridays except this Friday when It Happened in Sports will be telecast.

June Lockhart, Orson Bean, actor, and Richard Harkness, the NBC newscaster, will be the Who Said That? show panelists at 9:30 tomorrow night. Roberta Peters, the opera soprano, and the De Marco Sisters will be Ed Sullivan Toast of the Town guests at 10 p.m. tomorrow cn KSD-TV. Studio News And Gossip AN address by former President Harry Truman will be telecast on the NBC-TV net, and presumably on KSD-TV, at 12:30 noon Labor day. Maria Riva has flown back from Israel to star in the Mirror Theater a eve- ning.

The I Al QintTAn tie I Jimmv MrT.ar- jp 1 nin bout will be I seen on Great- Maria Riva est Fights of the Centurv at 6:15 p.m. Fridav nn KSn-TV The Browns VS. Washinrtnn Senators doubleheader will hp pictured on WTVI at 1:25 this anernoon. and Browns vs. Senators at 8:25 tomorrow night; Browns vs.

New York Yankees at 8:25 p.m., Wednesday; 1:55 Thursday, and 8:25 p.m. Friday; urowns vs. Detroit Tigers at 8:25 p.m. Saturday Mr. Wizard will be on KSD-TV at 10:30 a.m.

Saturday Space Cadet will go into that spot Sept. 12, and thereafter will alternate there with Hippodrome Industry on Parade will be scheduled at 10:30 p.m. Sundays, beginning Sept. 6. ROBERT program will return to its regular drama format at 8:30 tomorrow night when he will pre sent Brian Don-levy in "First Vice President," a story about a ruthlessly ambitious business executive.

"The Gathering Night," based on Rudyard Kiplings's "The Light That Failed," with Martyr, ureen Ken Carlton. ana Margaret Phillips in the lead rolei, will be produced in Studio One at 10 p.m. tomorrow. The Television Theater production at 8 p.m. Wednesday will be "Quite a Guy," in which a college track coach must choose between new prestige and long-practiced honesty MacDonald Carey will play a gun-slingcr turned preacher in "Sermon on the Gun" at 8:30 Thursday night.

Ken Carlton will star in the Summer Playhouse at 9:30 Thursday night in "Venture in Ivory." FRANK SINATRA has been signed for Milton Berle's opening program Tuesday, Sept. 29. Biff Elliott, who plays Mike Hammer in the Mickey Spilane movie, "Eye of the Camera," will be a guest in the noon section of To the Ladies tomor row. Patricia Medina will be cast in the Playhouse of Stars at 10:30 Wednesday night in a drama about a news correspond ent in Portugal whose husband dies in a plane crash. Goldie Continued on Page 11, Column 1 4 45 Week-End News (NBC).

5:00 Meet the Press: You Chan Yang, Ambassador from Korea. (NBC). 5:30 Stu Erwln Show (ABC). 6:00 Paul Winchell, the ventriloquist, and his Jerry Mahoney (NBC). 6:30 Footlights Theater: Brod-erick Crawford in "Margin for Fear-' as a police lieutenant who justifies his unusual tactics by preventing the lynching of an innocent man (CBS), 7:00 The Bi Payoff (NBC).

8:00 Television Playhouse: Rod Steiger and Eileen Heck- 6:00 It Happened in Bporta (NBC). 6:15 Greatest Fights of the Century (NHC). 6:30 Eddie Fisher (NBC). 6:45 News Caravan (NBC). 7:00 The Goldbergs (NBC).

7:30 First Person (NBCp, Racket Suuad (CBS). 8:30 B'nindstage (NBC). 9:00 Boxing Bout; Gallardo vs. Pertt NBC). 9:45 City Detective.

10:15 Big Plavfcark. 10:30 Big Town (CBS). 1 1 :00 News. 11:15 Beat the Clock (CBS). 11:45 Feature Film; and rGant Withers in Ghost Stewart Vampire 1:00 a m.

to 1 05 News. SATURDAY. AM Film. 8:30 Ding Dong chool ABC) 9 00 fminn' Ed Mc onnell (ABC). Cassidv.

10:00 fpac Patrol (ARC), 10:30 Mr. Wllard (NBC). ON WTVI (UHF TODAT. P.M. 12.30 Film 1:00 Musiral Capers.

110 Rookie of the Par. 1:15 Stars from the Coachlne; Box. 1:25 Baseball: Browns vs. Senators. 3.45 Film: "Whirlaway." 4.00 Baseball: Browns vs.

Senators. Rearrh For Security. Washington F.xcluslve. 7:00 Johns Hopkiiu Science Review. 7:30 Gu.rte Buht, 8:00 Rockv Kina tletectlva.

11:30 Flalnclotheaman. 9:00 Whal the Story. 9:30 Winm to Italy. 10:00 Feature Film: Paul Kellv. Ann fiwynna arH Roddy IAcLoweU In "Olasa Alibi." 11:15 Tha Christophers.

I MONDAY. Mi 7.30 Story Theater: "Mademoisein 00 Musical Capers. 10 Rookie of the Day. Stars From the Coaehlnt; Box. 8 25 Baseball: Browns vs.

Senators. 10.45 Showcase Theater; Allan LlAt ID "Right Man TUESDAY. PM. ft 00 Captain Video. 8 30 News.

8:40 Weatherama. 6:45 Sportsman's Comar. 7:00 Blind Data. 7:30 The Music Show. 00 Dotty Mack Show.

8 30 Where Waa I. 9:00 Powerinc America's Proresa. 30 All Star TV Theater. 10 00 News Roundup. 10:15 Weatherama.

10:20 Sports Daek 10 30 Feature Film- "Mud Speaker WEDNESDAY. P.M. ts 00 Captain Vid. :30 News. Weatherama.

:45 Sportsman a Corner. 7:00 Bonnie Theater: Mickey Rooner anri Anna Natal la "Hoosisr Schoolboy. 8:00 Musical Caperi. 8:10 Rookie of tha Day 8:1 Stars From the Cotehlrg Hot. Baseball: Hrowna va.

Yankees. 10:45 Sports Desk. 10 55 weatherama, 11 00 hews. t4 8 If IMu CHANNEL PROGRAM LISTINGS FOR NEW YORK, Aug. 29 The York lli-rald Special Dispatch.

IF TELEVISION has accomplished anything so far as Eddie Albert is concerned, it has enabled him to stop pebble-kicking. He'd been a pebble-kicker from way back. Albert said at breakfast the other day, "and I tried for years to get out of it. Well, I am out. And I'm not going back if 1 can help it." A "pebble-kicker," he explained, is "an 'aw shucks' comedian, a bashful hayseed" in short, the type whose portrayal brought Albert fame and fortune on Broadway and in Hollywood, and kept him kicking up the dust and blushing for more than a decade.

But after two years in television he has emerged as the master of ceremonies of a smooth, sophisticated variety show. (Nothing But the Best. KSD-TV at 9 p.m. Sunday) and nary a pebble in sight. True, he's one of the least frenetic emcees around these days, but he hastens to explain "What appears to be low pressure emceeing actually has -me working like a dog.

My normal key is low and slow, and when I'm lollygagging and strolling along I'm probably working really hard, often going as fast as I can, giving it all the zip I can muster. I'm congenital ly unable to be one of those wild emcees not that I have any desire to be." HIS chores Involve introducing celebrities. He may Join them in the chorus of a song or a bit of a dance, "but! figure the quicker I get the artist on and myself out of the way the happier everybody is." Albert's show, which began as a summer replacement, brought his debut as a master of ceremonies, although he has had a variety of careers since leaving the University of Minnesota in his junior year. He started as a singer and was the male half of The Hon-eymooncrs, a singing team show TELEVISION IR: After having read so many letters (from women viewers) objecting to so-called inde cency and over-exposure of the female form on TV, 1 can't resist pondering the subject. I wonder how many women really object on moral grounds and how many are just plain green with envy because their own figures aren't quite up to par.

Television hasn't revealed anything that hasn't been seen on beaches, in backyards, on city streets and even in the Louvre. (Personally, I prefer seeing a flesh and blood half-clothed female than an armless, bloated piece of statuary.) Also as a mother of three, I'd rather have THE WEEK art in "Other People's Houses," story of the problems resulting from an aged widower's moving in with his daughter and her husband (NliC). 9:00 Eddie Albert's Nothins but the Best" (NBC). 9:30 Llberace: "Hungarian "Love" and "My Heart Sings." 10:00 Arthur Godfrey and Ills Friends" (CBS). 11:00 Foreign Intrlcue.

11:30 What'a My Line? (CBS). 12:00 Film. 12:10 Newslape. 11:00 Tha Big Top (CBS). P.M.

12:00 Wild Bill Hlckok. 12:30 Cowboy O-Men. 1 :00 Roy Rogers. 1:30 Date With Judy (ABC). 2:00 Beuiah (ABC).

2:30 Baseball; Cardinal! vs. Braves. 4:30 Kit Carson. 5:00 Cisco Kid. 5:30 Buperman.

6:00 Htranger Than Fiction. 6:15 Parade nf Magic. 6:30 Ethel and Albert (NBO 7:00 Sammy Kaya hhow (NBC). 7:30 Ted Mack'a Original Amateur Hour (NHC) 8:00 Masquerade Party (CBS) 8:30 Haturday Night Revue (NBC). 9 00 D'mrway to Danger (NBCi.

9:30 Wrestling tn the at. Louis House. 11:00 Runpense CBH 11:30 Arthur Oodfrey Tslent Scouta ((-BSJ. 12:00 Phil Rgsn and Fvelvn Knapp In "Laugnlng Irish Eyes." a.m. News.

CHANNEL 54) 11:15 Feature flim, Joe Klrkwooil and tlyae In "Tha Bl( Flhl." THURSDAY. PH. 1 :30 Musical Capers. 1 40 Rookie of the Dsy. 1 :45 Stare Frotr.

the Coaching Ro. alasebali, Hrowna vs. Yankees. 4:31 Feature film, Johnny Mack Brown In "Raiders of the South." 5 -30 1-rom Kvery Mountain Hide, Captain Vineo. Ntw.

8:41 Weatherama. .4. Sportsman Corner, 7 00 Growth of a Nation. 7:30 Trees and Homes. 8 0.1 Treasure Hunt.

Author Meets tha Critics. The Bif Idea 9:30 4-H Headlines. 10:00 News Roundup. W'eatharams. 10:20 Sports DeJ Feature Finn.

Frank Alhertiuin ant Maria wr.lon In Wltnaas Silent FRIDAY. 8 00 Captain Video. 8:30 News. 8:40 Weatheratna. 6 45 Sportsman Corner.

7:00 Feature Film, Jackie Moran and arena Maa Jocea in "Barefoot Boy." 8 00 Musical Capers 8:10 Rookie of the Day 8:15 Btara from tha Coarhlrr Box. 8 25 Baseball: Browne vs. Yankees. 10.45 Soorts De.k. 10 55 Weatherama.

11:00 News. 11:15 Feature Film Rsvmoid Wslburr. and Walter Cattlett In "Leave It to Henry." SATURDAY. 5.45 Western Film- Torn Keena la "Dynamite Canyon 6 45 Boys Railroad Club. 7:00 Film: Bob Steele la "Tourif Blood 1 8 '00 Musical Capers 8 10 Rookie of tin Day 8.15 Stars from the Coschlie.

Box. 8:25 Baseball; Browns vs Tiaers. 10 45 World News Roundup. 10 55 It's Your Dane. 11:00 Want Ad 11.05 Feature Film; Allan Hale and June Preisaer In "Haria Goes to Coiieie." SUNDAY MORNINCJ, AIC, CIS, LOCAL MOCMMS TrlFVmON-4.

"BIO MO" ON KSD-TV (VHF CHANNEL 5) programs for the veck on KSD-TV will be, as follows: mm A ARE YOU PLANNING V- La new kitchen? BACK TO BE A PEBBLE KICKER. man Holiday," he went back to do a situation comedy show for CBS-TV, "Leave It to Larry." The show lasted four weeks. It was followed by the Eddie Albert Show, In which he sought to revive his successful Los An geles format. "It was a pretty good show but we didn't get a sponsor, and a pretty good show without a sponsor equals no show in the algebra of televi sion. Besides his master-of-cere mony chores, he has been able to learn a number of "straight" television roles, and won par ticular acclaim for his portrayal of Peter Zenger In a Studio One production and for performances on Danger, the Thursday Night Theater and the Mirror Theater, But the stage, he admitted, is his first and final love, complete with its live audience and chance to work on rather good projects.

"I'm reading plays and intend to get back on Broadway. Of course, I don't want to play pebble-kicker, but unfortunately that's the thing I suppose I do best." He has a suspicion that he can win. "I thought I be come sophisticated. 1 emcee pretty smooth show, 1 take die tion lessons, I wear good clothes and after the opening show one of the critics goes ahead and says 'Eddie Albert was his old rustic self." MOTOROLA ALL-CHANNEL IJHF CONVERTERS Easy to Connect to Your TV Set PHONE TODAY Opn $4995 Newberry 1401 i. Klstiklgliwar VI.

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AuthRriiid Zenith Dulir UiR FlMf, Irori lit: dllwy EnhRRft tide, 110 LmI Pros CEntral 1221, St, Uali, Mr. MADELYN WELLS, Manager rnnD IT" 1 If i .7 EDDIE ALBERT NOT GOING on NBC in 1935. It was natural, then, that when he sought a role in "Brother Rat," his first Broadway comedy hit, the producers were doubtful, declaring "he's a singer." When, after a series of straight comedy roles in the theater and in movies, he was considered for a role in the musical, "Miss Liberty," the producers again were doubtful, declaring "he's an actor." AND when he came to television in January 1952, it was as a combination disk jockey, raconteur, prose and poetry reader, guitarist and occasional interviewer on a Los Angeles station. After time out to make a movie in Italy, "Ro- LETTER BOX my children see "casually dressed women than blazing guns and raving spaceships. LUCILLE JOYCE.

Sir: I'm writing, to tell you how we appreciate the reception of KSD-TV in Fort Madison, which is about 200 miles from St. Louis. Since you went to 100,000 watts several months ago, I've watched KSD-TV 90 per cent of the time that I spend viewing television. WESLEY FRELS. Sir: Where In the world do the television networks get the movies they show? There must be plenty of good films available why don't they-give us a break and telecast something good once in a while.

RUTH ZIMMERMAN. Sir: I'm getting fed up with Arthur Godfrey and his whole gang. It's not that I don't like them It's just that I'm tired of them. If he were on once a week, it wouldn't be so bad, but there must be some end even for a good thing? ANN BUXTON. Sir: Here's a suggestion from a house full of wrestling fans: We would appreciate it if Lee Cavanaugh would refrain from talking all through the matches.

We can see what's going on his continual chatter is annoying and distracting. Actually, all he has to do Is to announce the contestants, mention few of the holds that are being used, keep quiet and let us fans enjoy the exhibition. WRESTLING FANS, Sullivan, Mo. SEE TIPTON FOR BIG SAVINGS Lsl M53 AS LOW AS lltl tl SIS2 HAMPTON HU. I44 WWVCITY AND COUNTY MHHI TV SERVICE 24-HR.

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8:30 Salute to Courage. 8:00 Protestant Hour: Rev. Paul M. Bolman. 9:30 Thia Is the Life: Story of a man who gets fed up with happenings and leaves his wife.

10:00 Christophers Proram: Charles Wilson, defense director, discussing with Father Keller responsi- bilities of the businessman. 10:15 Film. 10:30 My Son Jeep (NBC). 11:00 American Forum (NBC). MONDAY.

A 7:00 Today; Davt Garroway (NBC). 9:00 Arthur Godfrey (TBS). 10:15 Garry Moore iCBfli. 10:30 BtrlHa It Rich CBS). 11:00 Brlda and Groom (CBS).

11:15 Love of Life (CBS). 11:30 Bfarch for Tomorrow (CBSr. 11:45 Guiding Light (CBS). P.M. 12:00 To the Ladles.

1:00 Carry Moore Show 4NBC). 1:15 Homemaking. 2:00 But Payoff (CBS. 2:30 Welcome Travelera (NBC). 3.00 Break the Bank (NBC).

3:30 Home Party (NBC). 4:00 Rusa David Show. 4:30 Howdy Doody (NBC). 6:00 Wrangler tub. 5:15 Buckeye Four.

8:30 Boh Ingham't Sportiview. 8:40 Weather Forecait. 8:45 I.N.S. Telenewa. :00 8ummer Time A.

(CBS). Dottye Bennett inow. :30 Carl Melntlre Preenta. Nfa Caravan (NBCi. 7:00 Name-That Tune (NBC).

7:30 Howard Barlow'a orcretm(NBC) Pantomime Quia ICBSl. 8:30 Robert Montgomery Theater (NBC). :30 Who Raid That (NBC1. 10:00 Bummer Theater (CBS). 11:00 Newa.

11:15 Chance nf Lifetime (APCV 11:45 Wonderful John Acton (NBC). 12:15 Film. 12:30 Newi. TUESDAT. A.M.

7:00 Today: Dave Garrownv (NBC). 9:00 A. Godfrey Show (CBS. 10:15 Carry Moora Show (TBS), 10:30 Double or Nothins (CBH). 11:00 Brida and Groom (CBS).

11:15 Love of Life 'CBS). 11:30 Search for Tomorrow (CBS). 11:45 Guldlni Light (CBS). P.M. 32:00 To the Ladles.

1:00 Onrrv Moore Show 'CBSi. 1:15 Homemakina With KSD-TV. 2:00 Four Star Playhouse (CBS). 2.30 Welcome Travelera (NBC). 3:00 On Your Account (NBC).

3:30 Houae Partv INBCI. 4.00 American Lenlon Parade. 4:30 Howdy Doody (NBC(. 8:00 Wranglers Club- 8:15 Buckeye Four. 5:30 Bob Ingham gporta.

8:40 Weather Forecait. 8:45 I.N.S. Telenewa. :00 Adventure In porta. :15 Dotty Bennett Show 8:30 Eddie Arnold Show (NBC).

45 Newa Caravan (NBC). 7:00 Muror Theater (NBC). 7:30 Break the Bank NBC). 8:00 Firealde Theater 'NBC). 8:30 Circle Theater 'NBCI.

9:00 Juoge for Yourself (NBC). Favorite S'orr. 11:00 Toast et th Town (CBS). 11:00 Newa 11:15 Dance Party 'CBS). 11:45 The Web (CBS).

13-15 Film. 12:20 Newa. WEDNESDAY. 7 00 Today: Davt Garroway (NBC). A.

Godfrey Show (CBS). 1015 Garry Maura (CBP i. 10:30 8'rik It Rich (CBPI 11:00 Bride nd Groom (CBS). 11:15 Lnve of Life CBS. 11:30 Search for Tomorrow (CBS).

11-45 Guiding Light (CBS). 12:00 To th Ladlea 1:00 Garry Moore Show (CBS). 1:15 Homemakiof With KSD-TV. ffl I GOT A UHF-TY CONVERTER ISJV: FROM XOatTeA, Oihx, 11:30 Operation Neptune (NBC). P.M.

12:00 Catholic Hour: Panel discussion of "Facts on Faith" (NBC). 12:30 Super Circus (NBC). 1:00 Name's the Same (ABC). 1:30 Seems Like Yesterday. 1:45 Feature Film; Edmund O'Brien and Wanda Hen-drix in "The Admiral Was a Lady." 3:00 Super Circus (ABC).

3:30 You Asked For It: Art Baker, M.C. 4:00 Blind Date (Dumont). 4:30 Armchair Adventure. 2:00 Big Payoff (CBS). Welcome Travelera (NBC).

3:00 On Your Account (NBC). 3:30 House Party (CBS). 4:00 Hubs David Show. 4:30 Howdy Doody (NBC). 5:00 Wrangler Club.

5:15 Buckeve Knur. 5:30 Bob Ingham's Pportsvlew. 5:40 Weather Forecast. 5:45 I.N.S. Telenewa.

6:00 Bob and Ray (NBC). 0:15 Bennett Show. Edd.e Fisher (NBCI. News Caravan (NBC). 7:00 I Married Joan (NBCI.

7:30 Burns and Allen (CBS. Television Theater (NBC). OO Boxing Bouts I CBS). 9:45 Sports Spotllcht. 10:00 Douglas Kalrhanks .7.

Pr.und 10:30 Playhouse of Btara (CBS). inpws. 11:15 TV Theater: Robert Paige and Brooks In "Blonde Ice." News. THURSDAY. A.M.

7:00 Today: Dave Carrowar (NBC). 9:00 Arthur Godfrey Show (CBS). 10:15 Garry Moore (CBS). 10:30 Double or Nothing (CBS). 11:01) Bride and Groom (CBSi.

11:15 Love of Life (CBS). 11:30 Search for Tomorrow (CBS). 1145 Guiding Light (CBS). P.M. 12:00 To the Ladles Garrv Moore Show (CBS) 1:15 Homemaking With KHU-TV.

2:00 Break the Bank (NBCI 2:30 Welcome Travelers l.NR('). 3:00 On Your Account (NBC). Hnusa Partv (CBS). 4:00 Mumc Hall Varlenes. 4:30 llowdv Doortv (NBC).

5:00 Wrnntfler's Club. 5:15 Buckeye Four. 5:30 Bob Ingham Sportiview. 5:40 Weather Forecast. 5:45 I N.H.

Telenews This Week In Sports. 6:15 Dottye Bennett Show. 8:30 K.ndle Arnold Dhow (NBC). News Caravan (NRi, 7:00 Best of Groucno (NBC). 7:30 Summer Theater.

8:00 Dragnet (NBC). inemer (P.HO. 9:00 Martin Kane (NBC). 9:30 Summer Pluyhousa. 10:00 Jeffrey Janes 10.30 Pentagon, USA.

(CBS). 11:00 News 11:15 Darker (CBS). 11:45 T-Men tn Action (NBC). 12:15 The Big Picture. 12:45 News.

FRIDAY. A.M. 7:00 Today; Dave Garrowsv (NBC). 9 00 Ding Dong School (NBC). 9.30 Art Muieum Program; John Hir.tleton Copley and Jean Haidl- mn.

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