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SUNDAY, MAY 23, lPuD THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR SLC. 2 PAGE Your Radio Programs For Sunday TV. Radio Higliliglits Indiana's General Fund Dips 823,333.399 In Year All Programs Cenfrol Daylight Time HARRIS SANATORIUM Licensed Nursing for th Aged, Invalids and Convoescents REASONABLE RATES 7C2 M. Alabama St. ME 4-4033 Today's top television shows as previewed and selected by TV Key staff of experts who attend rehearsals, watch screening and analyze tn Sac York and Mo I.

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It stars Richard Greene and Robert Strauss as two Suits Slacks Shirt friendly enemies who compete May 1, compared with the same day a year ago and with $79,452,518 four years ago, State Auditor Albert A. Steinwedel reported yesterday. However, highway funds stood at $46,053,394, topping the May 1, 1959, figure by more than $3,425,000 and the 1956 amount by nearly There was less variation in other restricted and miscellaneous funds. in the newsreel photography Sportswear field. Miss Bipgs To Head Job's Daughters Unit Miss Dianne Biggs, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Malcolm S. Biggs, a graduating senior at They do a very competent job and the show manages a few laughs between fights. Your previewer felt that these Washington LEE Work Clothts Writ For Fret Catalogue 0 LARGE SELECTION 0 OF REGULAR SIZES MEN'S FURNISHINGS SHOES SPORTSWEAR mm COATS JACKETS PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Open Frt. till ME Mill High School, Afternoon WIRE 1430 NEC WISH 1310 CBS WFBM 1260 ABC WIBC 1070 WXLW 950 1 A :00 Mantetant Sia.

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Alteram Sun. Afternooi Sun. Afternoon Sun. Afteraoon Sun. Afternoon Saturday in the Program, Reception To Honor Teacher Mrs.

Elsie Kleifgen Carlisle, a teacher at Public School 85 for the last 31 years, will be honored at a program and reception at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the school auditorium, 338 2 West Indianap Week End Week End Week End Wetk End News; lib Mirrlsaa Newt; lok Morrison two might be the type of performers who could make a series like Adventures in Paradise palatable. THE REBEL (9 p.m., WLW-I, Channel 13) "Night on a Rainbow." This is a sort of post-Civil War "Hatful of Rain." Johnny learns that an old Army buddy of his became a drug addict in an Army hospital, and is now a seemingly hopeless case. He tries to break his friend of the habit and rid the town of its one legalized dope ped II III I I III I II I III HIT 1 1 II i jiM olis Masonic 1 I Temple, 1522 West Morris 'ggs 3 Week End Week End Week End Week End News; lik Morrison Newt; lok Morrison Program 7 logout Chi. -lias.

City City City City CaUans. City City City City Street. :00 Monitor Monitor :30 Monitor :45 Monitor Monitor" :13 Monitor :30 Monitor :45 Monitor Indpls. Chrlstn. Other officers to be installed include Miss Sue Holland, South Arlington Avenue.

Mrs. Carlisle has taught in the Indianapolis school system for 36 years. Several hundred of her former pupils are expected to attend the reception. 4 Week End Week End Week End Week End senior princess; Miss Beverly Willoughby, junior princess; News; lok Morrison News; lok Morrisoi "WXIW Hews lunes News; Tunes Tunes Miss Sue Smith, guide, and dler. Naturally, he succeeds, but not before some pretty Miss Sandi Marsh, marshal.

5 Week End Wetk End lilly Graham Silly rehire Program 7 Program 7 toll. Tonncy (oil Tourney :00 On tht lint :15 Monitor :30 Meet Press :45 Meet Press hard-hitting scenes. James Best is fine as the addict. CP. WXLW 950 Night WIRE 1430 NBC WISH 1310 CBS WFBM 12o0 ABC WIBC 1070 CAMERA THREE (10:30 a.m., WISH-TV, Channel 8) "Boswell Without Johnson." Fans of this series will appreciate the insufferable conceit of the youthful Boswell in this dramatization, and bear with him as he wangles two interviews with an unwilling Rousseau and an outspoken Voltaire.

After all, he did write one of the truly great biographies in the English language, even if he was a braggart. SMALL WORLD (6 p.m., WISH-TV, Channel 8) Part II of a discussion on disarmament by experts in the field of atomic energy, is a-highly provocative and thoughtful exchange of opinion. How to pursue the course of peace, the efficacy of limited war, and the recent events concern, ing the Summit, the U-2, and the U.N. debate, are some of the subjects covered by Dr. Hans Albrecht Bethe, Dr.

Leo Szilard, Adm. Lewis L. Strauss, and Dr. Jerome B. Wiesner.

20TH CENTURY (6:30 p.m., WISH-TV, Channel 8) "The Russo-Finnish War." (Repeat.) An interesting half -hour devoted to a war that has become buried in the history of this century. In the fall of 1939, Russia (population invaded Finland (population because the Reds wanted to "protect" their own security. This is an exciting account of the short winter of war which saw the Finns crushed, but not in one week as the Russians expected. MAVERICK (7:30 p.m., WLW-I, Channel 13) "Cruise of the Cynthia (Repeat.) Enjoyable outing. Bret (James Gacner) is busy being a sucker again.

He buys a riverboat without even sticking an ice pick in its hull, and learns the boat has other new owners who team up against him. Bret also tangles with a lady called Modesty Blaine, good for a number of scenes. SULLIVAN (8 p.m., WISH-TV, Channel 8) Count Basie's band playing "Whirly Bird," and the curiosity value of seeing Charles Chaplin Jr. do an imitation of his father, are the highlights of this mild variety hour. Comics Jean Carroll, Guy Marks, and Ford and Reynolds come up with a series of routines, and tap-dancing youngsters and other instrumental JACK BENNY (10' p.m.,' WISH-TV, Channel 8) Itr.

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7 Mode to be 100 free breathing all around. I Mode in prescription lenses by the most advanced method. Prescription changes, whenever needed. Tinttd contact Icnits also available) Ceiling On Big Farm Supports Won't Be Hiked, Congress Says ID Call WA 4-2611 Call or Write Us tor the Name and Address of Your Nearest Authorized Representative ROBERTS W. TOPE CORPORATION A NAME OF HONOR IN ALUMINUM HOME IMPROVEMENTS 3545 SUTHERLAND INDIANAPOLIS Dr.

D. Edward TaYcI ME 5-6566 reg. optometrist ovor 20 yore l-U Rost Jewelers, IS N. Illinois, Indianapolis, Indiana Nome Address Washington (UPI) Congress has quietly decided to do nothing at all this year City make it much tougher 4o get congressional approval of the limitation on this type of help for big farms. State nm cy about extending a $50,000 really starts screaming when Van Johnson is picked to play the lead.

Mary Livingston and Rochester are in this one too. TV Sports- BASEBALL (1:25 p.m., WFBM-TV, Channel 6) Cleveland at Detroit. BASEBALL (1:25 p.m., WISH-TV, Channel 8) Milwaukee at Cincinnati. "500" GOLF (5 p.m., WFBM-TV, Channel 6) Final rounds of the 500-Mile Golf Tourney with the award festivities, will be covered. Other Features SPEEDWAY PARTY (9 p.m., WFBM-TV, Channel 6 The annual last minute roundup of distinguished guests from the radio, TV and newspaper worlds.

Experts will air their predictions of what will happen at tomorrow's race. 500 PREVIEW (10:30 p.m., WLW-I, Channel 13) A television preview of tomorrow's race. START ENGINES (11 p.m., WFBM-TV, Channel 6) Last-minute information for '500' fans. SPEED FESTIVAL (11:35 p.m., WLW-I, Channel 13) A color film feature on last year's 500-Mile Race will be aired. Movies CLASSICS (8:30 and 11:30 p.m., WTTV, Channel 4) "Sister Kenny" (1946), with Rosalind Russell and Dean Jagger.

LATE SHOW (11:15 p.m., WISH-TV, Channel 8) "Cyrano De Bergerac" (1950), with Jose Ferrer and Mala Powers. Edmund Rostand's classic of love and adventure in the 17th century Paris. mm. on support loans to big farmers for 1960 crops, the provision approved by both houses made no reference at all to 1961 crops. WHITTEN, floor manager for the bill in the House, said the proposal to skip all reference to continuing the ceiling on 1961 crops came originally from the Eisenhower administration.

Agriculture Department officials suggested, Whitten said, that Congress could deal with the question next year after the department has had a chance to see how the support ceiling works. Congress has not yet given its final approval to the new appropriations bill. Before that is done, a number of differences in the House and Senate versions will have to be compromised by a House-Senate conference committee. The conference committee will not change the price support ceiling section, however, since it was approved in identical form in both Houses. ceiling on the size of government price support loans to big farms.

The $50,000 limit on supports for any one crop on any single farm was imposed for the 1960 crop season by a rider last year in an agricultural appropriation bill. The bill applied to the fiscal year which ends June 30. WHEN THE House and Senate acted separately recently on the appropriation bill for the year beginning July 1, both chambers approved a provision continuing the limitation for 1960 crops. This was done, Representative Jamie L. Whitten (D-Miss.) explained, because most 1960 crops will be harvested in the period after July 1 of this year.

If the 1960 crop ceiling had been left out of the new bill, government lawyers feared their right to enforce the limitation might be questioned. But in extending the limit WA 3-5471 IMPROVE YOUR GAME! Read the Special SHEINWOLD Seminar on "LOW DOUBLES" A series of six articles beginning TOMORROW in The Indianapolis Star FREE INSPECTION (Must Hut 24" Crawl Space) Averoge Home Completely Treated LIFETIME GUARANTEE PLAN Each lob consists of treatment throughout the understructur at the building so as to set up a toxic barrier against termites in all artos through which they might gain entry. This is accomplished by treatment of wood construction at all vulnerable points under hi9h pressure; thorough treatment ot foundation walls and piers; treatment of wall voids; saturation of ground, and all other treating fVhich may necessary to Croat a complete insulation barrier. 37M KINNEAR AVE. (U) WA 5471 SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS CALL CL 1-3106 The decision to put off any action on a ceiling for 1961 crops until next year could OUT OF TOWN CUSTOMERS CALL COLLECT ARMCHAIR THEATER nnnnkOnP rvn rxn WGEE Log SUNDAY PROGRAM (Central Doytlgfil Time) ISM Kllecyclis toorntnt 0 lUd 11 1mm LT for "500" parties Nixon To Open SEATO Parley In Washington Washington (AP) The State Department announced yesterday that Vice-President Richard M.

Nixon will be the chief speaker at the opening of the SEATO foreign ministers conference here Tuesday. The Southeast Asia Treaty Organization meeting will continue through June 3. The State Department announcement gave no explanation as to why Nixon had been as in uieor It '10-Boot 1st Churrh i.m ln' 1:00 News. Sointuals Jocksoni News 1:30 Pojif temple Here's another of Sheinvvold's famous seminars discussing "low doubles." Featured in the articles will be the old-fashioned double, punishing a bad bid, doubling without a trump trick and taking out partner's double. A thorough knowledge of when to double, when not to double, and when to take-out will give the duplicate player more "tops" and give the social bridge player several hundred additional points.

Afternoon one Evenmp rem 12: 15 Monitors) News cmtiM! News News Sports 15-Showcose; News News Servlcl Oft (Midnight. WFBM-TV, Channel 6) "Tops Is the Limit" with Bing Crosby and Ethel Merman. GOLD CUP (12:05 a.m., WLW-I, Channel 13) "Eugenie Grandet" (1953), with Peggy McCay and Val Dufour. Should a woman let her impoverished fiance marry another woman for money or disclose that she too has come into a fortune. Radio "500" GOLF WFBM will cover the tourney at 11 a.m.

and 5:30 p.m. WIRE will continue its 15-minute broadcast series at 6:45 p.m., along with bulletins throughout the day. BASEBALL (2:30 p.m., WFBM) Chicago versus Kansas City. BASEBALL (3 p.m., WISH) Indianapolis versus Charleston. RADIO "500" (11 p.m., WFBM) An all-night program for "500" fans.

signed the ceremonial role normally taken at SEATO Brighten your party of 2 or 200 with the '500 Bail Room" TONIGHT 11:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. meetings by the chief of state. Don't miss Sheinwold's series on LOW DOUBLES! The statement simply said President Eisenhower will entertain the visiting ministers at lunch after the opening session. WFMS-FiM Log SUNDAY PROGRAM (Centre) OoyllgM Time) lij) Megacycles nAoratngj Music I Piano I Church Music Hour AftifflMn Itoo-Mustcgi Men Strtndex 'Hour I Classic I Tunis I SiJO-Jalon Orch.

Members of SEATO are Australia, France, New Zealand, Pakistan, the Philippines, Thailand, Britain and the United States. Also, be sure to read his daily bridge column in The Star Continuous muic-Each quarter hour you and your guests will hear recorded quality music and rhythms by different big bands and the songs that made them great. Tune your party of 2 or 200 to 94.7, WFBM-FM for five-continuous hours of the best in music. Glenn Miller Tht Doney Bros. Ray Anthony Harry Jamtl 1 Eenny Goodman Les Elgart Latvia Mortality Cut Moscow (AP) Mortality rates in Soviet Latvia have and other guests 7 00-TIA 4 00-m, fi Melodltt Or) fallen 60 per cent since befo-e Hill To Be Explored Amman, Jordan (AP) Twenty seven archeoloe-ist.

WFBM.FM M7 Megacycles SUNDAY from American universities are due here this week to do research on Balata Hill, said to THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR If you're not already receiving The Star, call MElrose 8-2411 and ask for home delivery. World War II, when the Soviet Union took over country, the Latvian health ministry reports. Tass said diphtheria decreased more than 90 per cent and typhus 80 per cent. Selling is easy with a want ad. OTITIC vest" WEST uuu AM.

Best be the site of the Biblical city of Shechem. where Abraham "GOLDEN SOUND OF THE MIDDLE Serin. Mmisc For Listening Concert 12.00-Jifln Oft lived. Archeologists have worked there periodically rie-4rsoc-afo5oun(y, Now, operating days I week. tor Listening Fl Festival 4.00-Us1en Design since iyzj..

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