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THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1967- THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 197 By Parker and Hart PAGE 22 n. rh Vahdv wizard ur iu PAGE 23 11:30 P.M. 0 "Carnival Story" (1954), with Anne Baxter and Steve Cochran. Also: "First Man Into Space," (1959), with Marshall TV PREVIEWS Movies BLONDIE i -ZZZ. 1 1 1 TV Saturday AO Programs Listed on Eastern Standard Time) Beauty Pageant Finals Tonight 11:30 P.M.

"Strangers When We Meet" (I960), with 6 18 MS 4 Channel Chuckles By BIL KEANE 2:00 P.M. "Abbott and Costello Meet Captain Kidd." Also: "Macabre" (1958), with Jim Backus and Will iam Prince. 4:30 P.M. 0 "Timbuktu" (1959), with Victor Mature and Yvonne De Carlo. An American adventurer plays both the Arab and the French side dur Kirk Douglas and Kim Novak.

A married architect is secretly in love with his married neighbor. Also, "Sky Full of Moon" (1952), with Keenan Wynn and Jan Sterling IStOOftS JSfooots Stoops 3 StMcs (angaria Kar.fatM Kaniaraa Katfirta alaaaac Alaaaaac SratNtaa? SraakMf (cl Ian Id In Id learaiaf Id learaiai StO0fS sstNm JStaooes IStoofw Ckarck Manse Ckircl Manse Id Park fit Id Part rii Id Sateraaa Id Saatnua Id Saftnaaa Id SipemM ing World War 11. 7:30 P.M. "Littlest Id Id Warrior." kbl 1jBJ wsclrJS'i LlikwEl jmr tL- 3r-" iiw SOOZI By Weldon and Oksner LI'L ABNER By Al capp SCW MISS I I OH, THAT'S PREADFUL I I I WAS BROWSING THROUGH 1 "1 I AH KIM SHOOT JOE I PJf-trPO 1 1S ijySTSOLP WHATEVER WILL I DO? IT ON Art LUNCH CAM VOU SPARE AM HOUR TO HE. JV A SURPRISE BUSINESS MT 'A yAF-J Lir cm -rue I LJW.TZ- wwti 1 I I umJT Mikin WAlTiW WE MONSTER LIKE HE ALL :45 search of her father, and meets none other than John Wayne.

Broadly overplaying their roles are Elizabeth Allen, Lee Marvin, Dorothy Lamour, Jack Warden and some Ford regulars. No artistic triumph, but entertaining. (Color) 9:30 P.M. IS International Beauty Pageant. Live from Long Beach, co-hosts Eddie Albert and Eva Gabor lead the girl-watchers among you for this international pageant of 90 beauties from 40 countries, including one from each of our 50 states.

The climax of the hour will, of course, be the selection of the winner, the girl who'll be known as "Miss International UK'. niWsanuuuuuuuuHBi Id Fllahraaei Id Hhhttaes Id Space Kidette Id Space ditette Id Fraaleastcia Id Frankenstein Id Space Masts Id Space Ousts Id Unf Kent Id Una lean, Id leatles Id leatles Fireiall Firekall St. Frestan Sjt. Frestan 11111 JIM BlllatM Today's top television shows as previewed and selected by TV Key's staff experts who watch screenings, attend rehearsals and analyse scripts in Sew York and Hollywood: 7:30 P.M. Jackie Gleason.

(Repeat) There may be few surprises in the script, but the show is fun all the way. Gleason and Carney will delight their fans dealing themselves short in a game called "King of the Castle." Naturally, when Kramden and Norton put on the he-man bit with their wives, it's Ralph and Ed who suffer and suffer. There's one inspired scene with the boys and the laundry man, and another grand one involving an imaginary party. (Color) 8:00 P.M. Please Don't Eat the Daisies.

"My Mother's Name Is Fred." (Repeat) An amusing mixup ensues .00 Id Sonirrtl .15 (c) Sairrcl Uncle luster Uncle taster Uncle taster Uncle taster Id Casper Id Casper Id Miltan Id Miltan Soupy Sties Soupy Sales lessons lessens :30 (c) letsons :45 Id lehm 9:00 P.M. "Donovan's Reef" (1963), with John Wayne, Lee Marvin and Elizabeth Allen. Two ex-Navy men remain on a South Pacific Island, one to operate a nightclub and the other to marry a Polynesian princess and carry on a medical practice. 10:00 P.M. "Unearthly Stranger" (1964).

11:00 P.M. "Devil of the Desert Versus the Son of Hercules." "Since 1937' WFIM lil wm (4i WISH III WIWI 1131 I Cltn.A 2480 1 :00 0Pnmj Track Openinn. LC JtlUIC Hardtop Golf fialf Golf Gait Id lead tanner Id load tanner (d leagles Id leagles Id lugs Bunny Id tags lunny (cl Magillt (d Magilla :30 Id Hlit :45 Id lawling 103S N. ILLINOIS 1040 N. MERIDIAN 635-3341 00 ICI MWIMf Id lasekall Id lasekall Id lasekall Id lasekall Roller Derby Holler Derby Heller Derby Heller Derby Id Ton I terry Id Tom lerry Id Hockey Id Hockey (c) oowlinj Telecanrse Telecourst TVs Rip RIRBY By Prentice and Dickenson REX MORGAN M.D.

By Dal Curtis Jjg Sfl uf1.fS0- LaW aSj I MEANWHILE. AT THE HOTEL, WENry MARLOW I fU NEEPNTTTguESS Wf 0 BETTER 1 0 LfcaaWVfI ff hERE--M rrZjfk IS HAVINS AN EARLY PINNER BE THEY'LL 7 THINK ABOUT 6ETTINO i rYFJ "ERE OH' bIbV 4 ST I CLLV JT WAS NICE OF JUNE WITH CLARK GARROWAY, LOVE YOU; PRE55ED IT WAS FUN i ij nL aV aaflBS' TO STAY with AGSIE THE orchestra leader TALKING alone with when Joan Nash writes an "Mr. Spock tried to get one Beauty of 1967." (Color) 10:00 P.M. Gunsmoke. (Repeat) Bette Davis has a big night in Dodge City, emoting as a sour, bitter rancher jent on torturing Matt Dillon to avenge her husband's execution.

The story is an exercise in meanness, and both saloon hostess Kitty and Matt Dillon take a good deal of punishment from rancher Davis and her four sons. (Color) TU TI TIA TIA (d laseball Id laseball Id laseball Id laseball Id laseball Id laseball Id laseball Id laseball Id Hockey (cl Hockey Id Hockey Id Hockey article on lacrosse, uses a TONY MARTIN will be spotlighted on Center Stage at 9 tonight, WTTV (4). of our beauties into the contest this year, but she was masculine pen name, and gets it accepted in a maga CONSOLES COMBINATIONS LIKE NEW and FULLY SERVICED PORTABLES All Brands eliminated in the prelimi naries." zine that's definitely not for mi tKSm r7lT TONISHT I'P HAVE hr-TT -4 XSKVOU, WENPY I'D LIKE I 1 00 VS A Vi Fmiil 1 FELT UNEASY LEAVING HEE jIM ALWAYS NERVOUSl 'r TO PO IT AGAIN --y I aWlPSl- 3PJatta UHBHkj iMT A with a wenpvW at an OFENINGclark ii-''- I Vio Id laseball Id laseball (cl lasekall Id lasekall Jungle Jungle Jungle Jungle (cl Hockey (c) Hockey Id Hockey (cl Hockey Id laseball Id laseball Id laseball Id laseball children. Farfetched, of WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL! COME IN OR CALL course, but the confusion that follows is fun, particularly when it involves the dog Arrest-Trial Arrest-Trial Arrest-Trial Arrest-Trial Trails West Trails West Sam Snead Sam Snead Id lasekall Id laseball Id laseball Id laseball lad's penchant for tearing WhwiyTV TV Sports Early Show Early Show Early Show Early Show Early Show Early Show Early Show Early Show things up, and the twins' idea of buying the magazine. (Color) 634-2526 16th and Illinois Arrest-Trial Arrest-Trial Wrestling Wrestling World Sports World Sports World Sports World Sports Id Ole Opry Id Ole Opry 500' To Go Trackside WFIM lil 8:30 P.M.

Mission: Im twists-and-turns that follow build up a suitable action climax. Guest villain William Smithers and clever Briggs' plans share the honors here. (Color) i 9:00 P.M. Saturday Night fit the Movies. "Donovan's Reef." (1963) (Repeat) John Ford directed this South Pacific idyll as though he were enjoying a vacation.

The lighthearted, frequently lightheaded romp revolves around a strait-laced Boston girl who arrives on a tropic isle in 5:00 P.M. Wide World of Sport. "150" automobile race and the World All-Around Pocket Billiards Championship. 5:30 P.M. "500" Miles to Go and Trackside.

Debut of shows. 9:30 P.M. "500" Special. "Green for Go." Special on opening o. Speedway track.

10:30 P.M. Track Opening. Half-hour special on opening of "500" track. -i "SS I JlJ Bv Alfred Andriola STEVE CANYON Caniff KLRRY UKAKt NIM possible. (Repeat) Our secret WTTV (41 WIWI 1131 WISH 18) 12:00 Noon Track Opening.

Opening of Indianapolis Motor Speedway track for "500" preliminaries. 1:10 P.M. Baseball. New York at Cincinnati. 2:00 P.M.

Baseball. Detroit at Baltimore. 4:30 P.M. Sam Snead. Tips for golfers from veteran pro.

:00 Id Early Report Burke law a PMai I BBTBTaTBrTT PTTf that way7 -1 sarseTTv II I agent band drop their accents and costumes to do battle with a U.S. gangland czar. The preliminary moves about a kidnapping and the :15 (cl Early Report Burnt law naw i r.ir:,- iz back to a our man ay still be i 1 1 Wrestling Wrestling Perry Masen Ferry Mason World Sports World Sports Id Hayride Id Hayride :30 Id NIC News Burke Law TT. 1 rrr rw-zvwvwvA" 'm Mean-i going Ifv1vl I II LET US HELP YOU WITH YOUR HOMEWORK (cl NIC News lurke Law hW Hftil a 'l VJ XZZmS Ur to find our rri rABi I heist of a key witness are fair, but the novel story- :00 lei Dearfi Valley sJS (cl Death Valley Id World at Seren Id Hayride Ferry Mason Id World at Seven (cl Hayride Ferry Mason (cl Gleason (d Dating Game Movie Id Gleason Id Dating Game Movie Id Flipper tU Id Flipper TV SCENE Movie Movie Movie Movie (d Newlyweds (d Mewlyweds (d Larry Welk (d larry Welk Id Gleason lei Gleason Id Mission Id Mission Id Daisies Id Daisies Id Get Smart Id Set Smart NBC Renews 'Experiment In Television' Id Center Stage (d Center Stage (d Center Stage Id Center Stage Id larry Welk (d larry Welk (cl leauty Fag. Id leanty Fag.

Id Missian (c) Missian "500 Special" "500 Special" (d Sat. Movie (d Sat. Movie Id Sat. Movie (cl Sat. Movie By JULIA INMAN CUE CARDS: NBC has good STEVE ROPER -v vBa'u :00 Id Sat.

Mle Mike Ahern will take his on-the-air spots. IF YOU'VE written an irate letter to the Federal Communications Commission don't expect much action. The FCC receives 14,000 letters a vear, :15 Id Sat. Hone (d leauty Fag. Nightmare Id leauty Pag.

Nightmare Id Track Opening Nightmare (d Track Opening Nightmare wn IIP1 fAun 1 rflKKiPCB VPU 1 I WAS RAISED AM0N6 1 jarljaTBRZ iaTBal i III (d Gansmoke (c) Gunsmoke (cl Gunsmoke Id Gunsmoke :30 Id Sat. Movie news for fans of better television, the network has renewed its Experiment in Television on Sunday afternoons ev 6nLBO AVPBV SPECIAL CARKIIVAL ROUSTABOUTS, ttWmfW, 1 i mLiic ru KATHPPlWpi- KlOW VOII A 600P NIGHT'S TO WIS5 YOU, i III and hard over next week's program listings in TV Week Sunday, but with shows juggled all over the schedule besides moving an hour earlier in general we can only hope viewers will be patient until the time situation shakes down. Fugitive fans are angry with ABC for prolonging the sus immri. co 'jaa i kftv wwhb iu sec dui in inc i 'n i 'i i a a i4fi Id Sat. Mcvie will be padded with extra film for theater release.

Thanks to an excellent cast headed by Tony Randall and Honor Blackman and the British touches, the show was wry and whimsical despite some uneven moments. NO END TO the specials boom is in sight as they show up well both in the ratings and on the profit-sheets in the ME YOUR NAME YET; 'CHIP" TO A ytwm mR BOVf 33UaTaaW I HfRE TO 566 YOU, MEANWHILE, YOU'P BETTER A.N6RY WITH YOU, 5LEEP SO THAT YOU CAN lAKtWM mbmnc. (cl Conquerors Id Conquerors for next season. Id News (d News Id News (d Lands-Seas Id News Id Hews Id late Show Id late Show Id News Il5 Id Hollywood -30 'c' Hollywood U- It' Hollywood Not all the programs have Id Conquerors Id Conquerors been of first-rate caliber, but according to the Washington Post, and thoroughly investigates "about 40." An overworked field staff is the the chain is trying for something different with the show Id lands-Seas Id Conquerors Id lands-Seas Id Conquerors irl Lands-Seas (d Conquerors Id Hollywood (cl Hollywood Id Late Show (d late Show Id late Show pense over Richard Kimble until the end of the reruns. (ct Denotes shows In compatible color I.

MfMMilOWl our reoaers. The scneouie is on occasion, the This TV loo is published as clntinnt i i.u i not fv from intoi motion furnished by me vor ou. The network promises to show those final two episodes before the show goes off at the end of August. By that time tk.i. ttrttmr nm irnniu a TU mnke lot revision ill "Nil r--- In the event these and apparently plans to keep the effort going.

But not in prime time, we're sorry to say. WISH TV's long-time weather girl Kay Field bade goodby to her audience Thursday night. She is leaving the station after 12 and a half chains' book-keeping departments. All three networks plan some 150 for next season, ranging from Debbie Reynolds to Barnum and Bailey Circus with the usual beauty pageants thrown in. Station staffs and our de The Star In time for th.

choroe to made ine inte program changes inconvenience you, we ore otv. viewers may not care. Carson jokes are making the rounds in New York since Radio Saturday BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker APARTMENT 3-G Alex QtzKy WjPP i 1 I VOU MEAN WELL, OP CoJeV" FMgin ffiK THAT'S RISHT, IijS HE SAID HE'P BE POWN IN HVh LJ TTjiPOPERATOR, IFI6? LOOAT VY HWSAMbJ TMEV-ltB AS THEY COULD NEVER -W 3 WANT TO IT MlNUTES-ANP IT'S 8EEM OVERgW iMT IIOWATO ISN THERtA WFBM TV staffers Dave McGhee and Dick Baldwin are off on a Time-Life three-week junket to Romania. NBC claims its eight "World Premiere" made-for-TV movies were the top-rated films on TV this season. Four were shown on the Tuesday and four on the Saturday movie spots.

a ing of TV films, Stage 67 had a good one in "The Wide Open Door" last week. The 90-minute show partment have labored long Johnny settled "his strike years to return to private life Stan Wood will take her against NBC. Latest one calls for NBC to rename Rocke Also at WISH-TV KM TODAY ATI 81 0 newsman Bob Glenn signed feller Center, Carson City. out last night after three years GET THE FAMILY OFF TO WORK AND SCHOOL, THEN TUNE IN THE FRIENDLY "SOUND OF GOOD LIVING" ON WIRE RADIO. THE WORK GOES FASTER WHEN YOU'RE ENTERTAINED BY THE LIKES OF ARTHUR GODFREY, BARRY ELLIS, AND GALEN SCOTT.

AND, OF COURSE, Radio Highlights with the station. His future plans will be announced later WICR-FM 88.7 Mc. (Indiana Central College) WFBM-FM 94.7 Mc. News and Muslc-24 Hours WAIV-FM 105.7 Mc. Classical Music 11 a.m.

to midnight WGEE-FM 103.3 Mc. M'isic 6 a.m. to 12 Midnight WIBC-FM 93.1 Mc. UNCLE RAY: ATTENTION REALTORS! Sports in THERE'S UP-TO-THE-MINUTE How Do True Stars Differ From Planets? News and Muslc-6-4S a.m. to 12:15 a.m NEWS, TIME, AND WEATHER.

WAJC-FM 104.5 Mc Riitlpr University FOR CLOTHES THAT SPARKLE News on Hour nd Half Hour Music from 6:15 a.m. to 7:15 pin. WXLW 950 News on Hour and Half Hour Music and News-6 a.m. to 7:15 pin. WIBC 1070 News on Hour and Halt Hour Music nd News-24 Hours WFBM 1260 (NBC) News on the Hour News and Music-24 Hours WIFE 1310 News on Hour and Halt Hour News and Music-24 Hours WIRE 1430 (CBS) News and Muslc-24 Hours WBRI 1500 News 15 Minutes Belore the Hour Rellnious Broadcasting :15 a.m.

to 7:15 p.m. WGEE 1590 (ABC) Music from 6:15 to 7:15 p.m. NiW4 and Musk-t P.m. to 12 Midnight By RAMON COFFMAN HOME AND DISHES THAT SHINE, TRY 1430. light to send out heat, and its Gl "What is the between a star and difference a planet?" LOANS WIFE-FM 107.9 Mc.

(Full time Stereo) WFMS-FM 98.3 Mc. Muslc-6 a.m. to 2 a.m. (Full time Stereo) WJMK-FM 98.3 Mc. (Plalnfleld Full Time Stereo) 7 a.m.

to 7 a.m. (Eastern Standard Time) WIAN-FM 90.1 Mc. (Shortridge High School! 1:15 P.M., WGEE-AM AND FM Baseball. New York at Cincinnati. 7:45 P.M., WGEE-FB Baseball.

San Diego at Indianapolis. Music And Talk 6:15 P.M., WIBC-FM Concert Stage. Mozart's Symphony No. 40, Alan Hovhaness' "Mysterious Mountain," Menotti's Ballet Suite from "Sebastian." 8:00 P.M., WAIV-FM New York Philharmonic. Program to be announced.

Fathers' Club Elects At Cathedral High AVAILABLE is reflected. The light from Venus, Mars and other planets is reflected sunshine. The sun al the center of our solar system is classed as a "close star." Light from the sun comes to us in eifiht and one-third asked Paul Saxe. A true star is a round, heavenly object which gives heat and light of its own. A planet also is a "round, heavenly object," but fails annnonW Interest Rate 60 Annum Up To 25 YEARS BILL CRAWFORD minutes, but light from a night siar takes from four and one-' fourth years to millions of years to get to the earth.

Q. IS IT TRUE that a WEATHER OR I 7 Dnln Ffnni II UI1IUII .11.1 All 1 aanDffa'js'wl A seismologist measures earth tremors. Two Amen- 9ll. lam. -A have just reported now they developed a new mctnoa W.

Kiesle Sr. recently was elected president of the Cathedral High School Fathers' Club. He will take office Monday. Other newly elected officers are Edward A. Murphy, first vice president; Richard U.

Obergfell, second vice-president; Duard D. Ballard, secretary, and Joseph G. Matting- locating for 632-3411 planet wanders around, nut that a star keeps a fixed place in the night sky? A. In times past, people I spoke about "Fixed stars." I They noticed that the stars in I the Big Dipper. Orion and other groups kept, or seemed I to keep, exactly the same I positions in relation to one I another.

I In a sense, those persons I were right. For months or 1 years the groups looked just the same, but what about long I periods? What would happen I in thousands of years? The advance of astronomy I took away the old notion I about fixed stars. It was learned that all stars in the 1 sky have motion. Iv, treasurer. meteors wiin.li strike the earth.

The method uses accoustic and seismic wave data, which before have been used mostly fur weather a a ake studies. In the past. 3 'I 1 I NEVER osaiivN LWOULD LOOK BETTER y. WAS A COD 4 zf (PUSHED AAE A POOR DEFENSELESS r- I I 6 JESS I REALLY BfeaV AAOVBD OVER A Ts 0UESSER VJ: V- idm i A XJC SHOULD HELP IRMA WITH ial ecu ccct 7 'T r77 Czfcx BIG GEORGE vIt BV Hank itlf lv ft portholk) psacov's hat out'n the yL" GMNyiWVy r0 )) KvZ Wi M-Sa i Ik III I A Yt -gARTsccF-OL- iNTHg air-d show a ufo pgpeN5g Ly TV PONT i Al fl I (. -ii ftl' MOL6S PANAMA "HA VC" 0 Vv NLrrSr V'S JTrilM.

fli I V-iii25r "I'll bet you're surprised, Mom. You said she couldn't Mrk ITMKJ bake i MARMADUKE By Anderson and Leeming BROTHER JUNIPER MEDICARE By Reamer Keller WISHING WELL By William J. Miller ill Va I I A AiTI DTP Ki ffl Onrl a I 1 P19UL, Sh.w Hlfh TmprtwrM lapctd Daytim. Saturday Miatad rtil.tl.li." Net Iw.ti.lt4- C.m.tl l.i.l TODAY AT 12:00 NOUN Crawford Rain is forecast today for the Sierras, Rockies, northern Plains, upper Great Lakes through the middle Mississippi and Tennessee valleys and Texas. It will be cooler through the southwest and Rockies and warmer through the eastern third of the nation and Texas with the exception of New England and Florida.

(AP Wire-photo Map) Weather Data Of course there is a change Rifl the seeming positions of I groups of stars each night, but i-: that comes from the spinning, locating meteors has depended largely on visual sightings and physical evidence of the impact-craters and burned or devastated areas. Maybe this more scientific method will disprove some UFO sightings. When the meteor hits, its sets up earth and atmospheric waves. These will be recorded or rotation, of the earth. he main thing which has been learned is this: each star United States Weather Bureau Special Report for The Indianapolis Star Sun rises 5:49 a.m Sun sets 7:37 p.m.

AIRPORT DATA YESTERDAY D.jw inilatinn 01 hmirS. tfl 7 m. NOIIB Opening Day at liie Track Today matks the beginning of a full month of excitement and glamour the month of May Join Tom Carnegie, John Totten and Jim Gerard as they describe the color and excitement of "OPENING DAY AT THE TRACK" Sponsored by: American Fletcher National Bank TODAY AT 5:45 P.M. Trackside Reports on the cars, drivers, mechanics and niembeis of the racing fraternity, direct from the Speedway. Dave Piontek and veteran driver Len Sutton report Sponsored by: Bryant Manufacturing and Your Ford Dealera wasch an 01 me "500" Festival and Race seismographs and micro- Total amount since Jan.

1 9 89 Mean temperature 48 Degree days II Accumulated degree dars since July I 513? 5465 Normal accumulation for this date 50 66 60 83 76 71 57 71 69 64 64 77 59 69 77 61 60 70 84 56 55 53 68 56 59 54 60 69 85 85 64 Ram Clear PtCldv Clear Cioudv Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear PICIdv Cioudv Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Cloudy PtCldy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear PtCldy Cloudy PtCldv PtCldy Clear PtCldv Cloudy Clear Duluth, Minn EvanovillOi ind Fort Wayne. Ind. Honolulu, Hawaii Houston, Tex. Jacksonville, Fla. Juneau, Alaska Kansas City, Mo.

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In a star I group, or constellation, the 1. stars have their own speeds land directions. After thou-tl I sands of years the Big Dipper 1 1 will look like a reclining chair 11 instead of a dipper 6i I FOR SCIENCE section of 45 U- your scrapbook. Dear Uncle Ray: 1 want to 37 1 join your Scrapbook Club, and inclose a stamped ,5 1 envelope carefully addressed JJ I to mvself. Please send mc a 40 Membership Certificate, a 47 leaflet telling bow to make a 43 1 Scrapbook of my own and a BAROMETER READINGS 1 p.m.

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It had the energy of 2,000 tons of TNT or about one-tenth that of the Hiroshima atomic bomb. With the new method and the increased sensitivy of the newer seismic recording devices, it is figured that meteors can be pinpointed anywhere on earth to within two to 10 miles. newer seismic recoramg oe Vs. it is figured that mete- ors can be pinpointed am .,.,1, thin turn Cl Wll lailll to 10 miles. Record 33 928) Record 86 11894) 11934) FOR THE SAME DATE LAST YEAR Maximum 66 Minimum 50 EASTERN STANDARD Iiwe P'c trrwl Clear 5ft BIB jBdi I BHB BBH BBBBBBB1 JBBBBH a 1 1 'i anBk ciea 7 JT'L, 5 i I 1 I( )l I ft iM Mm MP! UOBm 100" station from start Activities on TV 6 I I 1 ll' printed design to paste on the cov er of my scrapbook.

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