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Show DAILY 10 By Nadine Seltzer SWEETIE PIE HERALD CALL ON TAESE FIRMS FOR TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1954 Utah County. Utah Guardsmen Clarence J. Break Camp A1C Frazier; son Mr. and Mrs. Frazier, Provo, has Park. quartermaster seaman, Mrs. Otiss Sam from the returned Park, 3rdS., Provo, On Philip recently and in Saturday arrived he been has where Germany for recently N., Spanish months. duty at Seventh Army headquar stationed for the past here at the is Cpl. Clarence J. Park Arrives in Germany Provo Airman Returns From Far East Duty Spanish Fork Sen ma n in Virginia NORFOLK. Va.jj oe A. VAIHINGEN. son of Myron A. Wight-ma- n, 22, j Mrs. Ned L. USN, son of Mr. 2nd W. pine; .Islands, Wightman,.X65 25 serving . the in While Philippines Air of. the Commander in was stauonea ai man rrazier Fleet. Chief, U. S. Atlantic a Clark Air Force Base. He was active in the Servicemen's Branch of the LDS Church, Springville Navyman serving as first counselor in the Enrolls in School branch presidency most of the time he was at Clark AFB. I CdL of 188 W. head-ouarte- rs 'Fork, ! I WASHINGTON,! D.C. Neil W. Mellor, seaman, USN, 93 Buckley j - - Fla-rAm- Corporal Park, an assistant op officer erations in the artillery section, entered the Army last June and completed basic training at Fort Ord; Calif. He attended Brigham Young Uninon-commissio- versity in Exercise Army Provo, (took part large-scal- e Spearhead, at Fort Hood, maneuver training Tex. Sergeant Cornwell, .'who entered Jthe Army in 1946, lis a squad leader in the 501st Military Police Company. He wears; the Combat infantryman Badge, Purple Heart, Good Conduct Medal and thej Korean Service Ribbon with five campaign stars. - the Naval Aviation cadets who reported to. the U, S. Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Saufley Field, here, for formation flying training was John H. Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs: Paul W.( Taylor, 556 E. 200 S., Provo. . PENSACOLA, i ; Lindon Council FORT HOOD, Tex. Sgt. Melvin G. Cornwell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Studies Road Frank Belunin, 65 N. 11th! W., ; t " j In Texas Training ! Provo Cadet Stationed At Florida Air Base i ters. Provoa n Pa rticipa tes Ave., Springville, is enrolled in the fire control technicians school at the U. S. Naval Receiving Sta' tion here. ong -- Oiling for Year By MARGARET HOLDAWAY LINDON In; order to continue the road oiling project that was "I- - - j " . i - ' Red Cross Chairman Scores Ingratitude of Some Cities i ' j tornad- ; i . j 1 from1-individu- -'- - j al f j Summer School j 1 j j . 0i .' HOLLY an MOYliS by Frsk int JohnsonsU- -f HOLLYWOOD j Exclu- (NEA) I Hay-wort- h, - j Ed-mo- nd ! - 'I ! have-prepar- j s Death Reveals j -- y I Lift - - ! Uni-versi- j ; Nationally Known Woman Killed In Traffic Accident contained account eti-mate- feur-drive- case of narry juorton,- vl ":j ...-!- D I PROMOTED Gen. Sir Gerald Templer is the new commander of NATO's northern army group in Europe. For two and a quarter years he has been the Malayan Federation high commissioner. BY DICE TURNER It's four dates in a row for Terry Moore and Robert Stack. Audrey Hepburn's lawyers British squawked to Associated fish-anProducers about ithe chips salary at which they signed her a couple of years ago. Now the film company has tipped: the Oscar winner's salary for the picture she'lT make in London in July. d- 21-2- agent offered H movie queen to NBC for fading one of the network's soon-du- e TV "spectaculars" with these ' A Hollywood ;! words:'- - - ;r. ; oi The Brigham Young University Leadership Week Special Lecture will be held Series, June to 8:15 7:15 from a.m., Mon daily day Through Friday, it was announced today. A course in Hymnology, the series will be done by Clawson Cannon of the BYU music faculty. On Monday, the hymn to be considered will be "O Come, Let Us Sing Unto the Lord;" On Tuesday, it will be, "Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow;" on Wednesday, "Abide With Me," on Thursday, "Gently Raise The Sacred Strain;" and on Friday, "Let Us Sing A New Song Unto The Lord." - .. oa, Hymnology Course Scheduled for Leadership Week ; . - Brooklyn, who allegedly found and kept $250 his wife Katherine had hidden in her paint supply store. The appellate ruling reversed an earlier court decision that Morton couldn't be prosecuted on larceny charges because of "the unity of husband and wife." These days, the appeals judges said, "husband and wife are not regarded as one." There is no reason, they said, "why either spouse may not be criminally as well as civilly responsible for what they take from the other. So Morton, they said, will have to stand trial. j "Why not? She's been making of herself most of a spectacle her life!" STRANGER - IN 4 PARADISE sights seen by Boyd Lewis in Hawaii: Native dolls in grass shacks stringing leis with one TV eye. The other is glued-t- o ' (. sets. Billboards advertising: "For the thriU of a lifetime, vacation in Sunny California." 5. ; Clark Gable's participation deal at Fox gives him one of - the biggest percentage hunks in movie history. He turned down a $350,000 salary offer from Mort Briskin and Jim Stacy to star in "The Gunman" ' in order 'j to take the more fabulous Cinemascope deal. OUT AND IN PORTLAND, Me. j I , "' i lt I. I viyu ner win AI ! " l!t M. wun oisnes lor J ..Miff - tI -- aay ottj L . uui xali nni this is my . D 11-ye- ar NEW YORK (UP) If the little woman keeps going through your trousers pockets call the police. That's the remedy suggested by a Brooklyn appellate court, which ruled Monday that it's a crime for a wife to steal from her hus band or vice versa. The decision was made in the I RAZOR-KLEENE- building with only $900,000. John J. Toolan, counsel for. the bank, said the latest juggling of funds may have occurred as late as five years ago. "There is some information which warrants the belief that the shortage may exist in some state account over which the late Harold G. Hoffman had control," he said. "There is no shortage at the bank." Hoffman was governor of New Jersey from 1935 to 1938. He later was made director of the state Em ployment Security Division, a posi ; disappointments during his years as a congressman. He said he also was a victim of the high cost of living in the style of a public offi cial in Washington. But Hoffman Insisted he had not taken a "single dollar" since 1938. : TUESDAY, JUNE 15 KDYL TV Channel 4 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 Gene Autry Top Shows of 1954 Truth or! Consequences Communist Leader Mr. and Mrs. North Midwestern Hayride Intervenes to Dance Party Fireside Theater Avert Bloodshed Badge 714 10:00 Theater i 10:30 News 10:45 Sports Final KSL TV Channel 5 6:00 The World Tonight 6:10 Something's in the Wind 6:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. 6:30 Names the Same 7:00 Files of Ueffrey Jones 7:30 See It Now 8:00 Theater 9:30 Racket Squad -- I 10:00 Danger UI? When a Korean veteran, Paul LeClair, Jr., returned home after receiving an honorable discharge from the Army, all he had on his mind was until he hunting and fishing talked with his younger brother Richard, a Marine Corps enlistee. The hunting and fishing have been postponed for four years. Paul signed up with the Marines. WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS WRINGER rolls, parts, service. Every make. Let Doc FixJt. 350 North 16th West. WATER PROOFING AQUELX.A. Sillophane. U. S. Rock Wool. Ph. 4965. Herald Want Ads Bring Results . PROGRAMS STATION 10:30 Rocky King 11:00 The Late Show 12:30 News and Weather KSL TV Channel 5 WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1G KDYL TV Channel 4 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 11:15 11:45 12:00 1:00 1:30 : CANANEA, Mexico (UP) Possible bloodshed was averted in this city in northern Sonora state Monday night when a prominent Mexican Communist leader dissuaded a mob of 300 townspeople from marching on the city jail. The mob was incited by agitators, believed to be Communists, who urged they free five men being held on charges of leading an uprising here last week. Jacinto Lopez, a known Communist leader, intervened and counseled the townspeople against your spraying. Phone CURRENT TELEVISION 9:15 News and Weather 9:30 Robert Q. Lewis Show 9:45 Portia Faces Life Test Pattern News Kate Smith Welcome Travelers On Your Account 2:00 News 2:15 Three Steps to Heaven 2:30 Hawkins, Falls 2:45 Bride and Groom 3:00 Ding Dong School 3:30 Vanderhoof Open House 4:00 News 4:05 Vanderhoof Open House 4:30 Eddie Fisher 4:45 News Caravan 5:00 Vanderhoof Open House 5:25 News 5:30 Howdy Doody 1:10 1:15 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 3:45 4:15 4:30 5:30 Search for Tomorrow Guiding Light Brighter Day Love of Life Margaret Masters Linkletter's 'Houseparry The Big Payoff Bob Crosby Show The World Today Something's in the Wind Homemakec's Scrapbook Strike It Rich Garry Moore Show Double or Nothing Doin the Town Secret Storm Playtime .Party Barker Bill's Cartoons Sagebrush Playhouse Wild Bill Hickok ' , Radio Programs Tuesday, June 15 radio and TV programs listed below are submitted by the stations who are (The responsible for their accuracy. In case of seeming Inaccuracies or for farther information call, the respective radio and TV stations.) - song-writin- RADIO-TELEVISIO- Embezzlement Confession It's a Crime To Steal From Your Wife or Husband V- ed tattes n i - -- I ri.. sively Yours: ;' Nora Haymes is preparing a fork of legal lightHaymes, ning - 'for her ex,! DickRita and his new, wife, when they return to Hollywood to testify in Dick's deportation case, Her divorce from Haymes isn't final in California and she may question' his marriage to Rita. "Little' Caesar's" young son, Edward G. Robinson, Jr., moved out of his home, the day after Frances; his wifel summoned the local gendarmes to pick him" up for unfiresidey conduct. specialists; have told ,Eye O'Brien, who has trouble ' San Juan enough now that jOlga i have to will he so is ill, that a third operation on his undergo ers of the Everglade. ,. orbs. . PAYSON .Donald O'Connor's fall telefilm jHuish- - Gypsy Colt, with Don series, . with Sidney Miller as his na uorcoran. ana . uroan ana sidekick, will be situation corn- Grunts. g - edy built around the OREM characters they introduced .t on Scera . Knights of the Round Comedy Hour. Table, with Robert Taylor. Dial M for Geneva Drive-i- n After reading the medic best Murder, and Fort Vengeancer seller. "Not as a Stranger." Ed iTimpanogos Cinemotor Shane, gar Bergen says he's preparing withi Alan Ladd, and Darling, lour new TV shows: How Could You. 'Four-Scar You Bet Youri Liver, FORK Playhouse, The' Novocaine SPANISH I Arch Rhapsody, with Eliza- Knife. Your Is and This Mutiny t ,' bethj Taylor. FRECKLE-FACEAlfalfa,, kid SPRINGVILLE The Nebraskan,5 with star of the old Our Gang come Rivoli dies now on TV, said fI do in Phill Carey, and Singing in the Las Vegas under his real name Corn. of Carl Sweitzer. His bride is Park Closed. Diana Collingwood. He's now 26. vAk City Cinemotor The Glenn Miller Story, with James Stewart, Pals of Marilyn Maxwell and and Joe Palooka in Triple Cross. writer Jerry Davis are predict ing wedding bells. There s also CARNIVAL big: career news in Marilyn's fu ture a telefilm series based on . "Upin Mabel's Room " She's j up in Producer Eddie Small's office these days talking about the show. . Registration Predicted Up i HOPEWELL JUNCTION, N. Y. Mrs. Margaret Lewisohn, (UP) 59, nationally known education leader, was killed in her chauf n limousine Monday min utes after she had given a lift to Adlai E. Stevenson. Mrs. Lewisohn, widow of mil five-wee- k terms. lionaire philanthropist Sam LewisPreliminary estimates by offi ohn of New York, brought Steven Tuesday June 15 cials conducting the reistration son here from Vassar College in PROVO The Siege,; with hinted at a substantial increase Poughkeepsie, where he delivered Academy ever last year's enrollment, but a commencement address. j Van Johnson. X L : 4 University officials said an official Minutes after she let him out figure would not be available at the home of a. friend, " Mrs with. Anne Baxter. until later in the week. Lewisohn's car collided with an Thunder Over the Uinta with Classes Plaini, began this morning, and other auto on the Taconic State Randolph Scott, and along with them a calendar of Parkway. Police said she died-iCaptain Scarlett. Pioneer Motor-V- u It Should special summer, activities. stantly. Happen to You, with Judy !" Holli-da- y, The first assembly of Summer Mrs. Lewisohn's chauffeur, Dom and War Paint. School was scheduled for 9:55 inic bumma, .39, of Marmora, Riverside Roller Rink Skating a.m. today in the Joseph Smith Conn., was taken to Highlands everyf evening except Tuesdays Auditorium Hospital in Beacon, N. Y., with and Sundays. knee, head and chest injuries. His PLEASANT GROVE jw. I'll condition was fair, authorities said. GrOve Gypsy Colt, with Donna pTVivy?''lr"''ra'''?' Paul Amling, 45, of Brooklyn, N. of the second car, Corcoran. . V ' . was Y.t driver LEHl hospitalized in serious condi The Command, with tion. Police said his car swerved Royal across the parkway from the northMadison. Guy bound lane and smashed into the AMERICAN FORK Lewisohn auto. Cameo Closed. She Couldn't Say No!, Coral with Robert Mitchum. Seat Devil, Starlite Drive-I- n with Yvonne DeCarlo, and Prowl i NEA Staffs Correspondent APPLIANCE REPAIR. LANDSCAPING APPLIANCES repaired. Pickup and PLOWING, lawn planninx. top soil. fin dirt, excavating, yard cleanup. delivery. PH. 0769J4. . 1859J. AUTO ACCESSORIES CAMP WL G. WILLIAMS, Jor LAWN MOWERS WE wreck them also repair cars and dan Narrows Utah County mem trucks. Bud's Auto Wrecklnx. 690 LAWN mowers sharpened and . re rusran-tee- d. bers of the Utah' National Guard East Oth South. Ph. 4897. paired by machine. Work General Shop. 135 North today moved into the final week LATE model used parts. All makes. 915W. of their annual summer encamp Hilltop Auto Works. Ph. 4433 Orem University. MOVING ment at this Point of the Mountain ALTERATIONS' MAYFLOWER Warehouse local 'and training site. CUYLER'S Tailorta Shop. 447 North moving to or from long Hlistance . U. The Guardsmen, representing smart 2nd West. Ph. 4998M. Ladles' S. and Canada. all parts in suits from men's. Trousseaus. and crating. Call packing Storage, many Utah County communities. Men's.' Ladles alterations. Yellow Cab & Transfer. 520 South took to the field for a three-da- y University Ave. for free estimates There GLASS AUTO the in bivouac morning. and information. Ph. 300. BROKEN class replaced. Specialized PROVO Transfer Company. Local they will continue their training efficient work. Ahlander Mfc Co. and long distance moving, crating in artillery and engineer combat 490 South University Ph 3700. and storage. Agents for Allied in the eat and tactics and sleep Van Lines. Ph. 4444. BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES field. PAINTING - PAPERING FERGUSON'S Bicycle Shop. Author are prin The "citizen-soldiers- " All makes RESIDENTIAL - commercial. Brush ized Dealer. Schwinn cipally from Provo, Lehi, Spanish of used bikes, overhauling, paint-in- s or sprav. FREE ESTIMATES. Phone Provo Springville. 846R. Fork. American Fork. Springville and trade-in- s. Ilia 795 South State St. and Orem. They are members of PAPERHANGING " the 145th Field Artillery Group BUILDING STONE Rus-se-ll and" HANGING PAPER painting. and Battalion,. Provo, and the HIGHLY colored for planters, fences. Hansen Orem. Ph. 0759R5. 1457th Engineer Battalion, Amer stones, coppinc PHOTO-CO- V steppinc patios, L BLUEPRINTING Eu of stones. all troes build ins. ican Fork. Fork. American Bene Tuckett. PHOTOSTATS dail" service. Provo Ph. 238J. Training will emphasize com Blueprint Co. 166 North University Avenue. bat techniques and maneuvers de CARPET CLEANING PHOTOGRAPHY veloped in the Korean conflict, CARPET and upholstery cleaning according to. Lt. Col. Gordon L. Free estimates. Call Gordon Han FREE We our spring sen. 0821J1. i issue of Photo Fun especially for VJ Staker, commanding officer of the Cr. 14 by WCA Unit, tea. you. It is chuck full of articles and 145th Group which headquarters CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC TANKS hints on taking better Pichelpful like 145th filet Battalion at Provo. The hamburger!" mignon "My CLEANED and installed anywhere tures. Send a post card for your served in Korea, Colonel Staker by Veterans Sanitary Service. free copy to Gean's Photo Shop. 935 West 3607. Ph. Reasonable. with is Payson. and familiar explained, 3rd South. N SERVICE Ex-Goverthese tactics! nor DRAINS SEWERS RADIO and Television Service. The 145th Battalion has been and TV. 22S South electrically. Free Ralph's Radio "Long Tom" firing its 155 mm. tractor-towePh. estates. service. 845. Ph. prompt University. a 3131. Don L. WissmiUer. Roto-funs, which' are V. T. UNIVERSITY Expert Radio-T- V Ac Rooter Drain Service. They will continue "live" firing Service. 275 North 2nd West. ELECTRICIANS Ph. 1981J. this. week. The 1457th Engineer TRENTON, N.J. (UP) Former !tion from which he was suspended FOR expert electrical wiring at rea Battalion has been RENTAL by; Gov. Robert B sonable prices. Ph. 2043W. bridges and roads and drilling in governor Harold G. Hoffman took last March FLOOR sanders. vibrators, polishers, FLOORING mine field operations and demo $300,000 in state funds to cover an Meyner, on grounds there hadinbeen steamers, ladders, wallpaper kit. the FOR all blow torches. irregularities" "widespread brushes, guns, .spray litions use. Call Urork. floor of types ty. series of bank embezzle- purchase of supplies and property 51 North Jones. and Jeffs 3478 Fft. Henderson Floor Service. is planned for ments, officials indicated breaking Camp 4 New in a died June Hoffman today. FURRIER this -- weekend. The encampment ROOFING. A confession made public after York hotel room, apparently of a HELEN SWENSEN. 6. Furs restyled opened June Manville rigid asLIFETIME "ohns heart attack, and bestos repaired. stored, cleaned built-u- p and asAll Army Guard unitsinclud Hoffman's death revealed the emshingles Ave. 131 Univ. Ph North Hoffman's confession, in the form glazed. Pkona asbestos Also siding. phalt. bezzlements. men investigawill 656. some Subsequent 2,800 ing parade of a letter, had been left in. the Co. 1299. Mower Roofing GARAGE DOORS Saturday morning prior to one of tion pointed to the final grand theft care of his daughter, Mrs. Ada RADIATOR REPAIR the most popular bugle call- s- of funds from the state's temporary Leonard, with instructions to open LOWRY Overhead Door Service in cleanrepaired, rebuilt,efficient stalls sectional tract, jamb or pivot RADIATORS pay call. of event in it death." the or ed my recored. "only fund. Specialized insurance disability complete. $47.50 up. 0588J2. Co. workmanship. Ahlander Mfg. State Treasurer Archibald S. Al- Its contents were made public Mon HOUSE MOVING 490 South University. Ph. 3700. Meyner.; day by exander said the state had $1,200,- - The confession and homes built to RADIATOR REPAIR and Service. a HOUSEMOVING move. P. E. Valjrardson. Ph. 3193W Work guaranteed. One day's serv000 on deposit in three accounts at of lengthy, remorseful ice. George Tribes Co. 1131 North PLANNING KITCHEN the South Amboy, N.J., Bank where Hoffman s troubles beginning with 5th West. Ph. 2650. Younsrstown Kitchens SPRAYING Hoffman had been an officer. Bank the first tune he ran for Congress DABLTNG'S Free kitchen planning and 1926. in 2370 482 West Ph Center CRABGRASS: Stop Crabgrass now. records credited the state fund Call Wayman Spray Service for ' Hoffman told of blackmail and 2772W. - commenced a year ago and continued this year the Lindon coun cil appointed a committee to meet with a citizens com mittee to make plans for Those next year s road oiling. appointed were Mayor Harold Keetch, Verl Christiansen, Ray O. Walker, and Kenneth Gillman. The proposed road runs from the Eldon Wright corner west to the Geneva Highway. Also from the W. D. Chapman corner south to what; over and above, ANGELESj Calif. they LOS (UP) Ipeople Lindon City boundary line. the of irchairman had received from Red Cross E. Roland Harriman, the American National Red Cross, respective of whether they could It was decided at the monthly has attacked cities which accept have taken care of themselves council meeting to replace sever al sections of the old nationwide disaster aid but don't in part on the foothills and makepipeline or whole in on then ! from back. it them pay The Red Cross contributed $294,- - into a more permanent water examples hei . cited the o-stricken cities of Flint, Mich., 683 to disaster victims in last line. This work will be completed Waco. Tex., and Worcester, Mass. which . swept light away. Such communities can scarce spring's tornados but received not The council reported that the he ly expect in the future to be re- Waco,cent insaid, along the city remuneration except spraying ofis weeds one generosity," cipients of nationwide now completed. This " roadways K .. donations, he said.has proven most successful in t Worcester. . where a tornado job At open4he addressing Harriman, past years and through the coop ing denary session of the Ameri hit! early "last June, the Red Cross! eration of the city and county was can Kea cross nauonai uuuvcunuu T for funds," he said. But hd said done again this year. Monday night, recalled, tne toroff when Central was the called it June.last nado that hit Flint Relief Fund gave "Red Cross immediately moved Massachusetts assurances the Red Cross and that In to meet the needs of the suf would share other Relief agencies ferers," he said. "We spentannearly in the money collected. tne $600,000 contributed Dyj The relief fund raised approxi country. ' Meanwhile, a Committee $2,000,000, he said- - Out of mately re1 In Flint solicited j funds and that the Red Cross received $201,-50ceived over $900,000. in contrast to the $1,015,971 "Not one cent of this was turned it spent. The remainder of the needs.'.' meet to nvpr tn Red Cross from $200,000 to $400,000, money, continued, he "On the contrary,'never was accounted for, the Red "after Red Cross jf unshed its Job, Long lines of BYU Summer Cross said. to all that money was distributed School students were' fed through the University's machine-lik-e registration system in the George Albert Smith Fieldhouse Monday to set' in motion the first of two I u IF YOU GIVE EXPERT SERVICE, ORDER YOUR INEXPENSIVE AD TO RUN HERE REGULARLY KOVO S60 i f:00'Gahriel Heatter 6:15'E5dy Fisher By JACK EKINS To show you how much competition there is for the juicy roles in a television a blue-eye-d series, blond named Trudy Wroe has been chosen for the role of Lorelei in the 'Big Town" TV series KDYL 132t Dinah Shore Morgan Bettty Barrie Craig S:30!Fulton Lewis 6:45 'Sam Hayes 7:00 Bill Henry Dragnet m a 7:15!Virgil Pinkley 7:30lThat Hammer Guy News . 7:451 " Crime and Chambers Fibber S:00 Hour of Stars and Molly 8:151 8:301 - 9:00'Hi-F- 'i " 8:45 Lrorne 9:15! 9:301 - Green Program t i ! ! st in N. 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JUNE 16 Farmers Facts for m m News Good Morning Sunrise Serenade Bruce Vanderhoof Fish, Game Report Fish. Game Report : easy-to-adju- KEYY 14SS j 9:4 5 INews that starts shooting this summer. She was picked after a 10:00!Frank Edwards the stiff two month competition in 10:15!Jack - Bachelor 10:301! f which over 100 actresses were 10:451 " given tryouts. Miss Wroe first 11:00; gained attention as a singing 11:151 11:301 sweetheart in Paper-Mat- e Pen 11:451 commercials. Another old favorite radio C:001Smil Time series that is being filmed for " fall TV release is "Mayor of 6:15 Central Utah News the Town," created by famed S:30! S:45!Smile Time actor Lionel Barrymore. The 7:00IRobert Hurlelgh TV role of the Maj'or is being 7:15ITime Out taken over by another veteran 7:30INews i 7:45 Smile Time actor, Thomas Mitchell. There's a $1,000,000 budget set 8:00 Frank Hemingway 8:15IGordon Owen for the first 39 telefilms. 8:30;Stumpus Bo.vs 8:4 5 Holland Engle enSongstress Peggy Lee is 9:00 Florida. USA thusiastic about her new tele9:15News vision format, which will give 9:30lQueen For a Day a her chance to sing, do some 9:45' comedy, and use many guest 10:00 Break the Bank stars. This new TV series l0:15Les Higbie Willing casts Peggy as the proprietor-es- s lO:30Foy 10:45 jGarden Guide of a Palm Springs night ll:00!Books and Things club, and a lot of the film 11:151 " footage will be shot in the U:30!Harmonies Yours ll:451Sincerely fabulous desert resort. 12:00 Springville Serenade Foster .Someone finally figured out lZ:l5'Cedric 12:30 Local News and the that Rodgers 12:45iEddie Howard three network show 1:00 Baseball--- -a mile back played to the 1:15! 1:301 TV in audience ' biggest history 1:451 for a single program. Some 2:001 21 million homes tuned in. 2:151 Whatever you're tuning in, 2:301 2:45' you'll find the tuning easy, the 3:001 picture sharp and clear, if your 3:151 SPAR-TOset is an 3:30 You can own a big 3:451 screen Sparton TV set for less .Owen 4:15!Ftank Hemingway than you think. See U. S. 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