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After forcing Burkenruth, two clerks, a newsboy and the customer into the basement, the bandits looted a cash reg ister and escaped through a rear door. Police described the men as of med'um build, their early 20s, and wearing sunglasses and white cloth over their faces. 7:30 P.M. Perry Ma- son. "The Case of the Promoter's Piiibox." Good as ever.

The sordid side of TV producing is the theme of this one, as Perry defends an amateur writer accused of murdering a no-good producer. The victim had lots of enemies mostly girls so Perry's jobs seems easier here. The show's formula remains unchanged and handsome Geraldine Brooks leads the girl parade. 8:00 P.M. 0 Room for One More.

"King of the Little People." Cut outing for the younsgsters. Flip finds an Irish Jockey hiding from a marriage-minded lady and thinks the little man is a leprechaun. He hides in the attic, but when the food begins to disappear George uses his OSS training to trap the burglar. tempt to free her husband from a mine cave-in in hostile lnd.an Tfrnotrny. ()tln F'atiirr 8:30 P.M.

AH America Wants To Know. Teodoro Moscos'. cn-ordi-nator of Alliance for Progress, is guest. 9:00 P.M. Vmc? of Freedom.

Dr. Gerhart Nie-meyer of Notre Dame discusses Communist Intent." 10:00 P.M. (len End. David Susskind's guests are Dr. Ashley Montagu, Dorothy Dix, Ann I.andcs.

Mary Haworth and Dr. Rose Franhlau. discussing "Advice to the Lovelorn." GARY COOPER stars in "Garden of Evil" on Saturday Night at the Movies at 9 tonight over WF8M-TV, 6. Use want lose something? ads. starting today an important ARMSTRONG TIRES LIFETIME Road "You missed Hazard bUARANILE I 1 TFDLiC 3 :00 :15 :30 :45 RAY KATZENBERGER Gets very silly after a while, but there are a number of laughs.

9:00 P.M. Saturday Night at the Movies. "Garden of Evil." (1954) This sprawling Western drama, laseball laseball tooling Inutility tooling lowiing Time Trials Time Trials Food for life lessons lessons Sen. Report Sen. Report Time Trials Time Trials Capitol at St.

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Andy "You're Only Young 1 037). with Mickey Sports Week News: Wthr. Time Trials Time Trials "Death VaUet Death Valley Perry Mason Perry Mason 1:00 Hardv. Once" Rocinc OIL CAPSULES Finest Quotily owest 9tkp HEENE DRUG CO. Cochise Cochise Id Havride Id Hayride lc) Hayride Id Hayride Calvin I Col.

Calvin Col. Room for More Room for More leaver Beaver Wrestling Wrestling Rlverboat Riverboat 7 :00 :15 :30 :45 cepted by the outside world. Further questions have come Meridian Ohio Delaware Ohio from Pimlieo. Derby champ seeks victory. P.M.

Qualification Highlights. 10:00 P.M. Fight of the Young Cassias Clay of I.ousvilie meet Brooklyn's Billy Daniels in a 10 -round heavyweight bout at St. Nicholas Arena, New York City. 10:45 P.M.

0 Make That Spare. Schroeder of Detroit matches spares with Atlanta's Ralph Brunt. 11:15 P.M. and from the 500 Track. Kudio Topic: Indianapolis.

Local educators will discuss whether children are being taught proper principles and standards of conduct and adequate philosophical concepts to enable them to adjust to a f.ist-movinu and chang.ng society. WFBM will curry the program at tonight and Sunday at p.m., and WFBM FM Sunday at 1 1:30 a.m. They have been quick to an to me about "flying I dealt with this topic a few nounce success in space proj I 1-1 jl Perry Mason Perry Mason Defenders Defenders Keyhole Keyhole (c) Wells Farg lc) Wells Fargo Tc) Wells Fargo (c) Wells Fargo Tall Man Tall Man Sat. Movie Sat. Movie Sat.

Movie Sat. Movie 8 :15 :30 :45 years ago, ana saia 1 oeneveu ects, and a postponed saucer claim would be weak, unless 4 Jiu." they could provide complete the objects to be real, but expressed strong doubt that they came from another planet. Riverboat RWerboaf America Wants America Wants freedom's Voice Freedom's Voice Freedom's Voice Freedom's Voice Open End Open lf.i Open fnd Open End Defenders Defenders Have Gun Have Gun 9 1K Iff- MM) :15 :30 :4 RED CROSS first aid TELE-COURSE Do you know how to apply artificial respiration if your child stops breathing? How to treat for shock? Everyone parents, teenagers, children-should know these and many 1 other basic first aid skills, It is your responsibility to have your entire fam-I ily view this 8-week i Telecourse. You'll find i each class to be the most rewarding half hour in the week. i Telecourse Kit and Certificate of Credit For telecourse credit, My present attitude is almost the same, but I see a little more reason tor people to proof.

Q. Could any country beside the United States and Russia hope to make flying saucers with the same amazing speeds that have been claimed? A. It is doubtful that any L. Well UWeik I. Weik I.

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INC. 833 MERIDIAN think that travelers from another planet may have visited our earth. THE THEORY that flying saucers are secret military weapons has grown weaker with passing time. Only two na Open End Open End Open End Open End Hews Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood 11 :1 Hews late Show late Show late Show late Show late Show tXAMINl DR.J0SEPH E. KERNEL tr 11 Hollywood Hollywood Midnight Movie Midnight Movie (c) Denotes show in compatible color.

tions, the United States and Russia, would seem likely to OPTOMETRIST PR. ISONARD KlRMl iiR Bl KM I produce such vehicles. It is hard to believe that the Radio Salurduy United iitates could have kept PAIR KiRNil jR JUL tS 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 1 11 11 such a secret so long, and I think the Russians would have claimed any flying saucers country on earth could make machines that would do all the things claimed for flying saucers. Great Britain, Canada and Sweden may be suggested, but it is hard to believe that any of them would have sent men to "nose around" in a dozen foreign lands. FOR GENERAL INTEREST section of your scrap-book.

JOIN THE 5CRAPBOOK CLUB Dear Uncle Ray: I wont to om your Scrapbook Club, and I inclose a stamped envelop carefully addressed to myself. Pleas send me a Membership Certificate, 0 leaflet tellinq how to make a Scrapbook of my own, and a printed desiqn to paste on the cover of my scrapbook. Send your requests to Uncle Ray, in care of The Indianapolis Star. 2:30 P.M. Action Theater.

"Furv" (1935. with Spencer Tracy and Sylvia Sidney. 5:30 P.M. Frances Fanner. "Raiders of Old California" (1957).

with Jim Davis and Arleen Whelan. Cavalry officer forces hacienda owner to sign over deed to him and fellow conspirators. 11:15 P.M. l-ale Show. "Capt.

Horatio Horn-blower" (1951), with Gre-goria Peck and Virginia Mayo. Forester's sea stories about the British captain and his love. 11:20 P.M. Ki'st Hollywood. "Treasure of Sierra Madre" (194S), with Humphrey Bogart and Walter Huston.

Greed, jealousy and suspicion pursue three hard-bitten men in their lust for gold. 12:00 P.M. "Thoy Were Expendable" (1945), with Robert Montgomery, John Wayne and Donna Reed. Navy P-T boats prove their value in mine infested waters. TV Sports 12:45 P.M.

Baseball. Minnesota at New York. 1:00 P.M. Baseball. Detroit at Cleveland.

4:30 P.M. O. 0 Qualification Trials. Coverage of the day's events at the Speedway. 4:30 P.M.

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Knell will begin her eight-week taped telccoutse on first, aid today at 12:30 p.m. with an introductory program over WF'BM-TV, 6." Sponsored jointly by the station and local Red Cross chapter, Mrs. Knell's courses will stress accident prevention and simple first aid techniques. they might have made. Q.

What would happen if the Russians claimed, at the present time, to be the inventors and producers of flying saucers? MORNING send $1.00 to the Indian apolis Red Cross, 1126 N. Meridian St. for your telecourse kit. After completion of telecourse, FM TODAY (Eastern standard Time) WAIV-FM 105.7 Mg. 1:30 A.M.

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