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71' IS (f1 'i II cy 9:00 A.M. "Trooper Hook" (1937), with Barbara Stanwyck and Joel McCrea. A white rescued fr.n Apachrs, is held in contempt. 4:00 P.M. "The Cow and (1061), with Fcrnandrl and Fene Harvard.

A homesick French prisoner of war Radio Highlights 10:00 P.M. Good Company. Hugh Hefner's mansion, the one you'll visit tonight, is a kind of Disneyland for adults. It's full of secret panels; a wild indoor pool that looks like a South Sea island grotto, full of real live "bunnies" who splash and play with delight; and working quarters for Playboy's editor-publisher centered right on and around a circular bed. The amazing thing about Hefner, however, is his variance with the Playboy phi-losphy he espouses, aloof even when surrounded with the Playboy trappings of his home.

Only one remark gives his little -boy -pleasure with his gadgetry away "Wanna see how this bed goes around?" saysHefnerto guest Lee Bailey. (Color) 5 1 1 6:15 P.M., W1BC-FM Con-cert Stage. Liszt's "Todten- 1 a (Dance of Death), Haydn's Symphony No. 103 and r's "Euryantas" Overture. 7:30 P.M., WAJC-FM Concert Hall.

Schumann's Symphony No. 3. 8:00 P.M., WAIV-FM Mas-terworks. Schubert's Mass No. 2 and Sonatine in and Symphony No.

5. 10:05 P.M., WFBM-FM Joe Pyne. Joe Kirkwood Jr. discusses his preparations for establishing a new nation atop JH J5- SALLY FIELD will visit "Honest" Hernando's used car lot on The Flying Nun at 8 tonight, WLW-I (13). Good show.

Under the guidance of scripter Don Mankie-wicz, Ironside proves himself in the same league with fiction's most ingenious detectives. by the strangling of an aged widow, one in a series of similar murders, he proceeds to break the case by following up a number of successful hunches which haven't even occurred to any of the other 1 'f''' GET THIS BONUS 100 TOP VALUE STAMPS From Clark the premium people (AH PrdRrams Lisli'tl on Eastern Standard Time) JMornin, Jt -Ji I l. at 7:00 Today (c) Tn. i Country (c) 01 lands tcl Today (c) Tn. Country Ic) Of Lands :30 (c) Today Id CBS News (c) 01 Lands (c) Karnlnl Id Today c) CBS Hews Ic) 01 Lands Ic) Karnital 8:00 Id Today Kangaroo Ic) Kindergarten (c) Karnival :15 Id Today Kangaroo Id Kindergarten Id arnial :30 Ic) Today Kangaroo Id Kindergarten Id KarnWal :45 Id Today Kangaroo Id Kindergarten Id KarnWal 9:00 Id Jim Gerard Coffee Cup Id Paul Dijon Spanish :15 Ic) Jim Gerard Coffee Cup Id Paul Diion Spanish :80 Ic) Jir Gerard Coffee Cup Ic) Paul Dixon Pavll ion :45 Id Jim Gerard Coffee Cup (d Paul Diion PxWio" 1 A iOO Id Fersonality Coflee Cup Id i.

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"Mark of the Renegade" (1951), with Ri-cardo Montalban and Cyd Charisse. A branded renegade is out to loot Los Angeles. 9:00 P.M. "The Apartment," starring Jack Lemmon, Shirley MacLaine and Fred MacMurray. A businessman attempts to advance himself with department heads by lending them the key to his bachelor apartment.

11:30 P.M. "Trooper Hook." Same as today's 9 a.m. movie. the hull of a World War II troop carrier anchored 110 miles off the California coast. MIDWEST BANK CARDS WELCOME HERE Is Sgt.

Friday trigger- nn.n.nA mo! El (ClARjm) l' i1 ji' ri i This coupon is worth 100 extra Top Value Stamps with a fill-up at any Indianapolis Metropolitan Area Clark Super 100 Station giving Top Value Stamps. This coupon expires September 25, 1967. Value Stamps (8-Gallon Minimum) ll 1111111 6 I officers supposedly investigating the crimes. John Larch is quite effective as Burr's prime suspect. (Color) 9:00 P.M.

CJ Thursday Night Movie. "The Apartment." (1960) Billy Wilder's bitterly funny view of modern urban morality and the lack of it. Won the Oscar as the best film of its year. The laughs and the cynicisms are still intact, and Jack Lem-mon's performance is still a grand job. He plays a young wheeler-dealer who "lends" his apartment to his superior executives who wish to do a bit of cheating on the side.

Shirley MacLaine is the girl who changes his modus operandi, and Fred MacMurray is excellent as Lemmon's boss. Fine adult fare. 10:00 P.M. Dean Martin. Buddy Hackett, Minnie Pearl, Rosemary Clooney and David Steinberg guest on Dean's show tonight.

Hac-kett's odd job routine highlights the hour, backed up by Minnie Pearl's cornpone segment. Minnie dates host Martin and gets him to join her on a "truckload of starvin' kangaroos." Another standup bit finds David Steinberg portraying a man buying a record on "How to Win a Friend." Rosemary Clooney duets with Dino, and the whole cast takes a musical trip to Europe in the finale. (Color) Mexican To Aid Tech Classes An Indiana University dental student from Mexico will arrive in Indianapolis Oct. 1 to begin assisting the Spanish classes at Arsenal Technical High School and elementary schools where Spanish is taught. The student, Jesus Antonio Frias Aguilar, will assist in the program under a scholarship grant from the Indiana Language Program, which is administered by I.U.

Alvin Elbrecht Killed In Wreck Rensselaer, Ind. An Indiana State Teachers Association official, Alvin Elbrecht, 51 years old, Fort Wayne, died yesterday in a two-car collision 7 miles north of Rensselaer on U.S. 231. He had just left a teachers meeting at Demotte when he was involved in the accident. A member of the ISTA staff for 13 years, he was director of service to teachers.

State police said his car veered across the center line after slowing for a vehicle ahead of him. His car collided with a car going the, opposite direction and driven by Bruce G. Zum-walt, 46, R.R. 2, Sheldon, 111. Zumwalt suffered only minor injuries.

Richard L. Aldrich To Be Installed Richard L. Aldrich, sop of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Aldrich, 3517 North Drexel Avenue, will be installed master councilor of Englewood Chapter, Order of the DeMolay, at the Englewood Masonic Temple, 2716 East Washington Street, at p.m.

Saturday. Also to be installed will be William B. Connorly as senior councilor and Norman Hiselman as junior councilor. Eliminate, vacancies the want ad Way. Dial 633-1212.

today 1 Today's tup It ri.siou shmrn us sili did (Hid prtvinrrd hi TV staff of isprrts who watch Hcrwninus, attend re-hmrsal and umiy.e script in Nevi York and Hollywood: P.M. Cimarron Strip. A strong story and nice acting jobs by guests and star Stuart Whitman make this episode a good showcase for the expensive new CBS western. Marshal Jim Crown finr.l-ly displays his authority tonight, dealing with a hard-nosed cattle baron and his mentally deficient son. With drink under his belt, the son goes amuck and gets help and sympathy only from the tough marshal.

Tim O'Kelly is surprisingly good as son Jing, but he's crowded for acting honors by Pat Hingle's cattle baron and Steve Forrest's gunfighter. The fancy promotion can't be ignored either. (Color) 8:00 P.M. The Flying Nun. "Old Cars for New." Sister Bertrille flies just a moment tonight, spending the rest of the time at Honest Hernando's used car lot buying and returning broken down wrecks.

"The used car plot is covered from almost every angle, even to the extent of including the cliche about the little old lady from Pasadena, but star Sally Fields manages to overcome the light script easily. (Color) 8:30 P.M. Ironside. "The Leaf in the Forest." UNCLE RAY: Animals, as well as plants, have learned to live on deserts. Some of them can get along for weeks without taking drinking water, but plants supply them with moisture to a certain extent.

Desert snails, for example, obtain juices of plants. When the green plants are gone, the snails go back into their shells, and wait until another good feeding time arrives. A DESERT tree toad utters a "quack, quack" sound. These toads live on the fringe of the desert. They need a supply of water, and spend their time within easy distance of a stream in the headwater area of a river.

Often they perch on granite rocks. They seem to be able to stand the desert heat very well. Deserts also have lizards. In the Mohave Desert are brown-shouldered lizards with white stripes. They feed on insects.

People wtio walk across the Mohave Desert have cause to be careful. Rattlesnakes live there and can do a bit of damage. Diamond rattlers crawl about this desert. TURTLES ROAM some deserts. Often these are called tortoises, to separate them from those which live in areas with plenty of water.

The desert turtles, or tortoises, dig The conversion of sea water to, rainwater releases heat and drives the storm. The storm would die immediately over a desert. It dries more slowly over the moist mid section of the United States, 01 U.I. Wf Arffft IUMAU tSSA l.ol li if Quacking Live On By LOOMTTH This TV loq it ubMsbl servitt to our mine Diliitm in their rinrm KhMulirs rBi.Hril. Ill niimuifl i ji i fill to notify Ttit Star in timt tor rin M-rclAn.

tht TV ttittons Inlotitnlioli iurrmnert int nrnin Hit chtriM to bi mdt In the lot In tht Merit Thursday Radio 1. BETTER 1 Pv Mi Top spring, they walk from plant to plant and eat the leaves. In one sense, we can hardly call the camel an animal of the desert, but in another sense it ranks at the top. Among all animals, it is the best for taking people across desert areas. This is an Old World animal, and it has been used for time untold to carry burdens on the deserts of Arabia and northern Africa.

For TRAVEL section of your scrapbook. Learn about your body at work by sending a request to Uncle Ray, co The Indianapolis Star, inclosing a self-addressed, stamped envelope and asking for a free copy of the illustrated leaflet, "Your Body at Work." Teachers are invited to select sets of five questions from among those asked by their pupils, in any grade, fourth through 12th. Send them to Uncle Ray, co The Indianapolis Star. For the best groups of questions, Uncle Ray will award a ZO-volume set of the World Book Encyclopedia. (Coprrigtit l7) DePauw Enrolls 2,439 Students STAR STATE REPORT Greencastle, Ind.

De Pauw University's first semes ter enrollment is an all-time It is an increase of 17 over last year's previous record of 2,422. DePauw's enrollment, which has been deliberately kept Uround the mark for the last few years, re-y fleeted its biggest increase in Vthe School of Music. One-hundred one students, an increase of 14 over last year, registered for collegiate careers in the music school. Elsewhere, enrollments are about the same as last fall. WATI 810 New on Horn nrj Hall Hour Music ind a.m.

lo 8:15 m. WXLW 950 Nw nn Hour Mall Hour lo I.U P.m. Music. and Hei-i a.m. WIBC 1070 Nrw on Hour and Hall Hour Minlc and Ncws-24 Houn WFBM Urtn on 1260 (NBC) Hour and Hall Hour and News-5a Houn AAujIc WIFE 1310 Ne on Hour and Hall Hour Mmle and News-24 Houn WIRE 1430 (CBS) New on Hour MirlC and Nevn-5 a m.

to 1 a.m. WBRI 1500 News 15 Minutes Before tht Hour Bfllainn Broadcasting 5: 15 a m. to 8: IS 0 m. WGEE 1 590 ABC Music and News-5-15 a m. to 8:15 m-Nrwt Selora tn Hour hill niAwioim DRAGNET 19G8 I.IL7J IN COLOR ttim liti KOirtm ctunw tiKomtnitnct FM TODAY (Eastern Standard Time) WICR-FM 88.7 Mc.

I Indiana Central Cu.iegel Mc. Vuslc and Newi a am tn IJ15 a.m. WFBM-FM 94.7 Mc Music and Nvm-H Houn Mc. Muslc-4 a.m. to 1 a.m.

(Full Tim Stnren) WJMK-FM 98.3 Mc. (Plalnlleid-Pull Tlma Stereo) a a.m. tn 12:30 a.m. WSMJ-FM 99.5 Mc. (Grern'irld-Full Time Stro) 6 a.m.

to I a.m. WGEE-FM 103.3 Mc. Muslr- a.m. ts 12 Midnight WAJC-FM 104.5 Mc. Music and News-3 p.m.

to 12 Midnight WAIV-FM 105.7 Mc. Classical Music-11 a m. to Midnight WIFE-FM 107.9 Mc. (Full rime Sleren) water releases tremendous amounts of heat. It is the rising of this hot air that perpetuates the force of the hurricane.

In a car, plain, train or boat we ourn fuel which releases heat which drives the vehicle. 4 Figures Shew High Tmprturei lipKte1 rf Daytime Thurftday IkI.i.4 rtlpltlln Nn lnWlm.J-C.niull DANIEL BOONE WEATHER OR It looks that way, but Jack Webb stars. in color Dan '1 is snake, his son must face the dangers of the forest alone. Agonizing Pain After Tooth Extractions Quickly Relieved! PAIN-A-LAY (a dentist's formula) brings quick relief from the agonizing pain after normal tooth extractions. You'll be amazed how quickly PAIN-A-LAY takes the ache out of pain.

PAIN-A-LAY is equally effective in relieving the pain of sore gums from false teeth. Get PAIN- When bitten by a DEAN i a 1 1 .3 Robert Iron- happy? is it true? tin "I mm a firepole, Rosemary Hackett TONIGHT liiiiiinrii i 3 A-LAY fitom your druggist Hurricane Beulah finally hit the mainland in the Texas area. Immediately winds dropped from 160 to 120 miles per hour. This is still 45 miles an hour over the mini: mum hurricane velocity of 75 miles per hour. Why does a hurricane weaken and dies as soon as Crawford it touches land? Hurricanes even lose force when passing over large islands.

They regain their strength as soon as they pass on into the open sea. The reason for the weakening is that the moisture supply becomes limited over land. THE PROCESS of cloud formation and rain production which takes place over Weallicr Data United Statei Weather Bureau Special Report for The ludianapolli Star Sun rises :31 a.m. Sun sets 6:44 p.m. AIRPORT DATA YESTERDAY Precipitation, 24 hours, to 7 p.m.

0 06 Total amount since Jan. 1 21.11 Accumulated departure from normal since Jen. 1 Deficiency 8.7S Mean temperature 78 Degree davs None Accumulated degree davs since July 1 23 Normal accumulation for this date 46 BAROMETER READINGS 1 p.m. 29.14 I 7 p.m. 11 p.m.

29.88 RELATIVE HUMIDITY Maximum 97 I Minimum TEMPERATURES 29.06 a.m 70 1 p.m i a.m a.m. 5 i.m 7 a.m. 85 ...86 85 ...80 77 76 69 (1956) 70 3 p.m 70 5 p.m 70 7 o.m 9 a.m j. 71 9 o.m 11 a.m 81 11 P.m. Maximum 87 I Minimum Record 94 (1940) Record 37 MARTIN IN COLOR Dino may come down WE'RE "NOT ON THE MOVE" 'We'll be at this location for years to come.

Widespread precipitation from Hurricane Beulah is expected today along the western Gulf coast and southern Plains region. Showers and a few thunderstorms are due from New England through the Ohio and Tennessee valleys to the lower Mississippi valley. Fair to partly cloudy elsewhere. (AP Wirephoto Map) HERMES 3000 Tha finest typewriter you can take back to school. pi but he-and his guests-are never a comedown.

Tonight's guests: Clooney, Buddy and Minnie Pearl. ON The Portable that outperforms most office machines. Foreign Language Students: Over a hundred foreign keyboards. IRONSIDE mi NEW IN SHOW COLOR EASTERN STANDARD TIME Weather at 7 p.m. High Low Albuquerque, N.M Clear 82 56 Amarillo, Tex Cloudy 85 66 Atlanta, Ga Cloudy 84 65 Bismarck, N.D Clear 73 45 Boston, Mass Clear 67 59 Buffalo, N.Y PtCldy 81 60 Chicago, III Cloudy 84 66 Cincinnati, Clear 87 65 Dallas, Tex Cloudy 87 73 Denver, Colo Clear 78 44 Detroit, Mich PtCldy 81 64 Duluth, Minn Cloudy 75 59 Evansvllle, Ind Cloudy 93 64 Fort Wayne, Ind PtCldy 85 64 Honolulu, Hawaii Rain 90 75 Houston, Tex Cloudy 83 78 Jacksonville, Fla PtCldy 87 65 Juneau, Alaska Cloudy 54 42 Kansas City, Mo Rain 77 69 Little Rock, Ark Cloudy 89 68 Los Angeles, Cal PtCldy 82 67 Louisville, Ky PtCldy 88 64 Miami.

Fla 87' 7B Milwaukee, Wis Rain 84 65 Minneapolis, Minn Clear 78 61 New Orleans, La PtCldy 87 78 New York, N.Y Cloudy 79 64 Ncrfolk, Va PtCldy 80 62 Omaha, Neb Rain 72 57 Phoenix, Ariz Clear 98 66 Pittsburgh, Pa Cloudy 79 63 Portland, Me Cloudy 66 54 Portland, Ore Clear 80 62 ii St. Louis, Mo, Cloudy 87 69 San Antonio, Tex Pain 76 72 San Francisco, Cal Clear 87 68 Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. Cloudy 73 57 Seattle, Wash Clear 76 61 South Bend, Ind PtCldy 85 66 Springfield, III Cloudy 87 65 Tucson, Aril Clear 94 67 Washington, D.C Cloudy- 67 CANADA 1 Montreal PtCldy 79 46 Toronto Cloudy 77 54 Vancouver Clear 68 52 Winnipeg Clear 70 55 FOREIGN CITIES Weather at 1 p.m. EST Temp.

Berlin Cloudy 61 London PtCldy 61 Moscow Cloudy 55 Paris Cloudy 61 Romn Cloudy 75 Saigon Cloudy B4 1 RIVER STAGES Cincinnati 26.0 minus 0.3. Louisville upper 12.2 minus 0.1. Louisville lower 9.4 minus 0.7. Evansvllle 1.9 minus 0.1. 'i WFBM0 ir MOIANAPOlit side-a detective who tracks down lawbreakers even though he's confined to a wheelchair.

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