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i SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1958 -THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR PAGE 13 1 Your Radio And Television Programs For Saturday Radio-TV Highlights (All Programs Listed on Central Daylight Time) City Plans Study Of Phone Tact Better manners and mora efficiency on the' telephona will be taught City Hall workers in a special class approved yesterday by Mayor Phillip L. Bayt. He OK'd the suggestion by City Personnel Director Alex J. Kertis to require clerks from city departments to attend the session at the invitation of Indiana Bell Telephone Company. It probably will be TELEVISION TV Sports: The New York Yankess will take on the Detroit Tigers on WFBM-TV (Channel 6) at 1:30 p.

m. WISH-TV (Channel 8) and WLW-I (Channel 13) will air the Los Angeles Dodgers-Cincinnati Redlegs game at 1:30 p. m. WISH-TV Channel S) also has scheduled TV coverage of the Jersey Stakes horse race at 4 p. m.

Speedway Qualifications (WFBM-TV and VVTTV, 4:30 p. The Speedway time trials will be televised in an hour-long programs today and tomorrow. Perry Mason (WISH-TV, 6:30 p. Channel 8) Perry ready for L2J THE MONTHS AHEAD ON ANY ROAD, AT ANY SPEED PUT ARMSTRONG TIRES ON YOUR CAR THEY'RE UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED I E-Z Msreiioit WT WIRt143 WISH 1310 16 WtC 1070 WXLW 950 II mriltt Iss. Finwr Ceostrt Style fara fair Kisjhi JUL Henrtlnn Mert.

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Channel 6) Jane Wyman, Art Carney and the singing McGuire Sisters will guest. Club Oasis (WFBM-TV, 8 p. Channel 6 Kay Starr and Andy Griffith will be tonight's headliners. Gunsmoke (WISH -TV, 9 p.m., Channel 8) Marshall Matt Dillon will be on the spot when the Fort Dodge commandant threatens place Dodge City under martial law. FOR TV FLICK FANS: "Crime School" (1938) with Humphrey Bogart and the Dead End Kids, at 8 p.m.

on WTTV (Channel 4). WLW-I (Channel 13) will air "The Unfinished Dance" (1947), with Margaret O'Brien and Danny Thomas, at 10:15 p.m. WISH-TV (Channel 8) has scheduled "Colonel Effing-ham's Raid" (1 945) with Charles Coburn and Joan Bennett, at 10:45 p.m. and "Ceiling Zero" (1935) with James Cagney and Pat O'Brien, at 12:30 a.m. WFBM-TV (Channel 6) will screen "Cry Danger" (1951) with Dick Powell and Rhonda Fleming, at 10:30 p.m.

RADIO Baseball: WFBM will air the Baltimore Orioles-Chicago White Sox game at 1:30 p.m. WISH will pick up the Indianapolis-Charleston contest at 7:45 p.m. Chuckles By BIL KEANE YOUR HOST fTA ADOLPHE MENJOU with sn otl-tr cost Ray Kafzenberger CAPITOL IT 1JTI ST. ME 5-1311 In now (tory ovory wtoV 1 wfbm 9:30 A.M. TONIGHT "TURPI OF THE TIDE" starring John lerartJino WFBM-TY, Channel 6 Saturdays, 10:00 P.M.

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WA 5451 INDIANAPOLIS, IONI tvonw FI Mmlc I SO-HI-r M0.OO-Muical 9 00 Cone," 9 OO-Opr-K. Tlm 1 "flf Oft WGEE Log sATunoAv noonAw rCINTl PATltGHT tIMIl 1590 (HOltllES Id testtts comaarTHe color skews Indonesian Graham Says Life Depends On Faitli Planes Bomb YOU Rebel Base A.M. 4.30-tpi'ituo'o 6.ti-Mi)lci Nwl 630-Soittuali Now, Ob fitS-Wak Uoi Now, Utx Now, Or S.I4-W-.H Uot Now, 30- Fov SnnvH 0 Now, 30-Tm-o fn'l Jakarta, Indonesia (UP) ll.4J-ToUyi Saftte laid M. I tiOCS-Ceuntr urntleo I ii S-Ooiiicu Ntwi Cloiiln I I 5-QfHiei Now t30-Cnr CIomIw Nw ii30-8ovd Bwwtt 3 30-A, II Nlwr 4 IS-M ltt Now, 4 30-W'H Ninon J-15-Milti Son, 5 30-T-mo Triole A-15-Mutci Now, 7 Now, the thing above all other which Christ recognized in man. "Faith," he said, "is volitional with each personyou want to believe in God or you don't." R.

G. Letourneau Of Long-view, told the audience he built his multimillion dollar earth moving equipment business after a series of failures culminating in his discovery of the meaning of a Christian life. Graham addressed 11,500 students at the Greek Theatre on the University of California campus in Berkeley yesterday. The estimate was by campus and Berkeley police, Graham said. He said it was the largest student audience he ever addressed.

San Francisco (AP) Evan-gelist Billy Graham last night held up faith as man's only approach to God. The whole of Christian life depends on faith, Graham told a near capacity Cow Palace audience of 15,700 people. We are saved by faith. It goes hand in hand with repentance. It means taking God at his word.

It pleases God more than anything else and was are the victim Watch far "The Better Business Bureau Story" WLW-I 9:30 a.m. Saturday, May 24 Central government warplanes bombed the rebel stronghold at Menado in the north Cel yesterday, inflicting heavy damage to rebel planes, 'CMS-Tall Nowo ToUv il.l.lllvi Nwo transport vehicles and ships VI tv tflllv and a power station, the Air Force announced. The raid was the fifth In ymW 2-DAYS ONLY scries of attacks by govern ment aircraft since May 15 Gas Pumps Hit By Car, Burn Two gasoline pumps, knock lef Dollart You Earned Earn for You! See how our generous earnings can make your savings mount up FAST. Open your in-surpd-safe Anchor Federal Savings Account NOW! ANCHOR FEDERAL SAVINGS and Loan Association 148 E. Washington Loyalist officials In Jakarta claim the attacks have assured the government of air super ed over when a motorist drove iority over East Indonesia and in for gas, burst Into flames have opened the way, for un at Ridenour's Marathon Ser restricted assaults against rebel strongholds In the area without fear of counter vice station, 4101 North Keystone Avenue, at 6:28 p.m.

yesterday. As Ronald M. Nichelson, 28 years old, 3965 North Butler attacks. INDIANAPOLIS AN AIR FORCE communi Avenue, drove into the station, que said yesterday raiaers the car struck a small island destroyed one B-26 bomber and toppled the pumps. NO SECRET and two Mustang fighters at Mapanget Air Base.

They knocked out an electric power One pump burst into flames immediately and station owner Robert Ridenour, 35, 1737 station at Menado and East 52d Street, said Nichel smashed several ships and ve son got out of his car. hides in the port area, the statement said. Then Nichelson got back into the car and backed it The planet encountered heavy anti-aircraft fire, bat all planes returned to their bases away from the flames, Ridenour said. Firemen extinguished the safely, the communique said. blaze quickly.

The paint on (The Republic of Korea and Nichelson't car was scorched. last Seat Cover Charlie found what you've dreamed abouf Nationalist China both expressed support for the Indonesian rebels yesterday. For Pedestrian Hit; eign minister Cho Chung Whan in Seoul called for organized effort by Asians and Driver Cited JET-A-FLEX SEAT COVERS lntoCiaaW. siMNUtililjhiHHWM Australians for "quick and ef Huey P. Calvain, 22 years fective assistance" for the In old, 617 East Drive, Woodruff donesian rebels.

He said any Place, was cited on three free nation adopting a non charges last night after his car struck John K. O'Neill, 44, intervention policy is bringing on "its own destruction." He tough enough for your daily wear and tear but always beautiful! claimed Russia and Communist 272 Parkview Avenue, as O'Neill was crossing Washington Street at Oxford Street. China were pouring troops, Hero Is the smallest Sonotone hearing aid ever. It's no secret technicians and war materials Calvain was slated to ap into Jakarta. that it can lie worn In secret either entirely In the ear, or (The Nationalist Chinese de pear today in Municipal Court, Room 3, on charges of drunk on the cyeE lasses light, pmv- ense ministry in Taipei warned that any dispatch of For ten years now you've been telling Charlia what you really wanted out of a seat cover and, believe me, I know the story, book, line end verse.

"Make it tough enough for the kids to tromp on, Charlie!" Or mom says, "I don't want it to show the dirt. And it's got to be easy to clean. Oh yes, and Charlie, I want to slide in the ear real easy!" Then dad says, 'Charlie, it's got to make the car look like one of those brand new models without costing me 40 or fifty dollars!" rred no rords or extra hut-ton." This Sonotone tvclchs Communist Chinese troops into enness, operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor and failure to yield the right of way to a onlv i ounce Including the the South China Sea area would be regarded as "a threat to the security of Taiwan smallest battery ever ued In hearing aid. Despite its small size, it can amplify sound 400 (Formosa):" It said Nationalist China reserved the right to Plan Wcddina take measures necessary to Well, now you can stop dreaming because Seat Cover Charlie has just such a seat cover for your carl Completely trimmed in genuine Boltaflex made by General Tire Rubber, it has the luxurious leather look stop such movement of troops On Roller Skates or volunteers.) phis. And honest, morn -no shock; No, dad, we come to your department.

This seat cover is designed with the same smart styling you'll see in those 1958 models and does look like a $50 seat cover. Incidentally, Charlie sells them regularly for only $27.95. The colors are black, aiure, forest green and maroon all trimmed in eggshell, or matching colors. times to help approximately half of all Americans with hearing defects. Especially effective for hearing from both ears where needed, and for those who "hear but don't understand.

The climax of a 15-year search by Sonotone engineers for a hearing aid of this Alexandria. Ind. (Spl.) nd can take tnot ruqgsd wear the kids iobbitt To Take Over Two skating enthusiasts who met at a rink here will be married at 4:15 p.m. tomorrow dish out by Dow You sit oo cool Jettsx' woven Chemical Company of Philadel- Supreme Court Reins on skates in the Skateland Roller Palace in Alexandria. Arch N.

Bobbitt of Indian INSTALLED FREE IN MINUS type. Traditional Sonotone quality and service. Individual fittings made at Sonotone Of The skaters, Faye Baker of Indianapolis and George Clat-terbaugh of Lapel, will be married by the Rev. Arthur fices 318 IIume-Mansur BIdg. I'hone ME 7-1277.

Serving In this location in 31th year. apolis will take over as chief justice of the Indiana Supreme Court Monday. Bobbitt, formerly of English, will succeed Judge James A. Emmert of Shelbyville. The chief justice position is rotated twice annually among the five judges.

Proctor, pastor of the Mounds Baptist Church of Anderson. 1910 E. WASHINGTON PH. ME 6-1129 Across from Willard Pk. Phone." write or come In for The 50 persons in the wedding further Information or appointment.

JOHN H. PAYNE party, with the exception of the pastor, will be on skates..

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