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SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1 CCD THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR PACE Your Radio And Television Programs For Saturday LIFETIME Road Today's Hijjilinlils Of TV, Radio Central Da light Time) Today's top television shou nt previewed and selected by TV Key's staff of experts vfto attend rehearsals, iratrh screenings and analyze scripts in Sew York and nati will tangle with Philadelphia. The station will pick up Don Barry and Tom Neal. GOLD CLP (11:15 p.m., WLW-I. Channel 13) "Adventure" (1945), with Clark Gable and Greer Garson. A red-blooded sailor and a blue-blooded librarian will find that opposites apparently attract.

LATE SHOW (11:15 p.m., WISH-TV, Channel 8) "Clash by Night" (1952), with Barbara Stanwyck and Paul Douglas. A lonely young woman marries a fishing boat skipper for, security and falls in love with his best friend. SPECTACULAR (11:15 p.m., WFBM-TV, Channel 6) Tony Curtis and Frank Love-joy. Radio BASEBALL (1:15 p.m., WFBM) The Chicago White Sox will take on the Cleveland Indians. QUALIFICATIONS (5:30 p.m., WIRE, WISH, WFBM and WIBC) The Speedway Radio Network coverage of the 500 qualifications will be aired on all four the Los Angeles-San Francisco game progress, immediately following at approximately 4:30 p.m.

QUALIFICATIONS 4:3 0 p.m. on i ana WTTV) Events of the open ing day of qualifications at the Indianapolis Speedway will be covered in an hour -long program. Movies BIG WESTERN (8:30 p.m., WTTV, Channel 4) "I Shot Billy the Kid" (1951). with Channel Chuckles By Bil Keane "I wonder if they'd store the TV set." NCf.v RAY WTZEHBERGER Capitol at 72th St. Mc 5-131! WIBC 10:39 a.rn.

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ACOUSTICON OF INDIANAPOLIS 10 N. Delaware at LANE RADIO PERRY MASON (7:30 p.m., WISH-TV, Channel 8) "Case of the Slandered Submarine." A nice change as Lawyer Mason defends a sailor before a Navy court martial. The novelty of the trial setting is a help, and the harbor location shots will hold fans' in terest even though the murder plot happens to be hard to fol low. In general, an interesting show. JOURNEY (8:30 p.m., WFBM-TV, Channel 6) "Summit Meeting." Besides shots of Eisenhower's departure for Paris, a short history of past Summit conferences via film clips, and an analysis of the issues of this particular Summit meeting, the high spot on the show is a special report from NBC's Moscow cor.

respondent Joe Michaels on the latest reaction to the U-2 incident and its repercussions in Russia. BEAVER (8:30 p.m.. WLW-I, Channel 13) "The Spot Removers." Cute second half. Wally intends to wear his good gray suit to a party, but the fates are definitely against him. Beaver keeps ruining the jacket accidentally, and spends most of the show hiding the truth from Wally.

The story just rambles along until Eddie Haskell, Wally's friend, appears on the scene and proves he's human. Another nod for Ken Osmond, whose portrayal of Eddie is always superb. WORLD WIDE 60 (9:30 p.m., WFBM-TV, Channel 6) "Report from Outer Space." There's some fascinating speculation on the sex, size, and form of lie on outer space, particularly by Harvard's professor of anthropology, Dr. William Howells, and he's as entertaining as anything you're likely to hear on TV tonight. Howells thinks folks on other planets might even be of more than two sexes with arms and legs to spare, and when he gets to size, he's not at all sure which of us would be small enough to become "nice pets" of the other.

On the serious side (though he's serious too), top experts in space agencies discuss the status of our discoveries, the kind of information we're looking for, and the long-term significance of our explorations to the known world today. GUNSMOKE (10 p.m., WISH-TV, Channel 8) A tough, but good-looking girl returns to Dodge City with a chip on her shoulder, and Marshal Dillon assumes trouble is in sight. Dillon and Deputy Chester are never very effective when they have to tell women what to do and they put off acting until it's almost too late for help. Jim Arness and Dennis Weaver turn in good performances in their predicament. TV Sports BASEBALL (1:25 p.m., WFBM-TV, Channel 6) Pittsburgh will play Milwaukee.

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Q. Did Negro slavery ever exist in South Africa? A. Slavery existed there in much the same period as in the United States and Brazil. The British government ordered an end to this wrongful way of treating people. The order was issued 30 years before the Emancipation Proclamation of Abraham Lincoln.

The British followed a plan which was far better than war. The government paid the own-ers when the slaves were set free. Q. Are the Negroes in South Africa better off than they were before the whites started to settle there 308 years ago? Man In River Died Of Bullet, Anderson, Ind. (Spl.) An unidentified man whose body was recovered from White River near Anderson died from a bullet wound in the head, an autopsy disclosed yesterday.

A pathologist at St. John's Hospital at Anderson said the victim, between 60 and 70 years old and clothed in a bib-over-alls, may have lived for an hour or more after he was shot, possibly with a .22 caliber weapon, behind the right ear. The ruling strengthened the theory that the victim may have been floundering in the river, about six miles northwest of Anderson when George Cunningham, a passing motorist, tried to pull the man out of the water. A strong current carried the body downstream. State police have dragged the river for two days in an attempt to find the death weapon or other clews but nothing has been found.

Only a pocket knife was found on the body, police said. Reluctant To Recortf London (AP) Lady Churchill, 75-year-old wife? of Sir Winston, refuses to record a speech she made to open a new Conservative Party office near London because mechanical gadgets make her nervous. Owners For By Musician Held For Grand Jury On Dope Charge A 22-year-old musician from Pittsburgh, yesterday was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of violation of the 1935 Narcotics Act and three companions were freed of the same charge in Municipal Court, Room 5. Vincent A. Prudente Jr.

Is accused by police of placing marijuana under the seat of a car when the four were stopped Monday on West Street near North Street. Lack of evidence prompted the dismissal of charges against Edward P. Pazant, 21, New York City, Otis Ray Ap-pleton, 18, 2412V4 Martindale Avenue, and Claude T. Bartee 25, 2823 Ethel Street. Prudente and Pazant told police they were musicians with the Lionel Hampton orchestra which played in Indianapolis last Sunday.

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That really is a question! From the viewpoint of schooling and medical treatment, the Negro condition has improved. The natives also have better homes. ON THE OTHER hand, there is the question of freedom. In their former state, the tribesmen felt like free human beings. Nowadays most of them work for the whites.

Some white persons believe that the colored population in South Africa should have a free country in which to live. CERTAIN South African leaders have spoken words of that nature, but with glaring difference. Those leaders seem to want the Negroes to live in special areas, but to cross the borders to work whenever they are needed by the whites. I also observe that the present officials fail to suggest that the Negroes should be truly independent. If special areas became Negro republics, with complete self-government, the outlook of the residents would be changed.

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Mc- Kneally yesterday assured President Eisenhower "unhesi-tant support" of his stand on United States intelligence flights over Russia. McKneally said in a telegram tO'the White House: I wish to convey to you unhesitant support of the continuing policy of the United States government to acquire the facts and intelligence necessary to defend and protect this nation and its people. i ce and' thinking Americans can expect no less of their responsible officials, who in turn may rightfully expect the support and admiration of Americans every-where in the discharge of their grave duties of protecting and securing freedom here and abroad Federal Tax Liens Filed In 3Iarion County Two used car firms, a dry cleaner and a masonry contractor were named in Federal withholding tax liens filed yesterday in the Marion County recorder's office. Named in the liens were: For alleged nonpayment of toes withheld from employes' checks-Cor City 921 East Washington Street, H.6M.I0, 1959; Ten Twenty Auto Soles 102O East Washington Streot, S920.37, 1959; Community Cleoners, Greenwood, SI ,517.95, 1959. ond Robert E.

Smith, a contractor, 8814 East 46th Street, $1,442.59, 1959. Alleged nonpayment of Income tax-John T. Coleman, 1010 Udell Street, S131 50, 1957; John W. Joneway, 994 West Drive, Woodruff Ploco, $144 42, 1958; Chorles Alexander, 3575 Kenwood Avenue. $377.65.

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