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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1962- THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- PAGE 13 TV PREVIEWS mJ EXAMINED Roy And Dale Visit Cow Palace Junior High P-TA Elects Officers were elected at the recent charter meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association of the new H. L. Harshman Junior High School, 1501 East 10th Street. Officers include Mrs.

Harold Schrowe, president; Mrs. Olin Richardson, first vice president; Mrs. Jack King, second vice president; Mrs. William Smith, recording secretary; Mrs. Charles Burch, corresponding secretary; Clifford Robertson, treasurer, and Mrs.

James Hunt, parent-delegate. Mrs. Leonard Pearson, state international relations chairman of the P-TA, was installing officer. Alfred K. Jones is principal.

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Wiiard MCAA Football Yule Wonderland Milady's 2:00 Western Merit NCAA FootbaH Yule Wonderland Milady's Wester. Meilt NCAA Football Yule Wonderland Milady's Westeri Merit NCAA Football Hollywood's Finest Milady's :45 Wester Merit NCAA Football Hollywood's Finest Milady's 3:00 Magic Midway NCAA Football Hollywood's Finest lessens :15 Magic Midway NCAA Football Hollywood's Finest lessens 30 'try NCAA Football Hollywood's Finest Roller Derby .45 Ftr Football Scarebd. Hollywood's Finest Roller Derby I. I 1ms I initio Tr --tf ir the trip without her busy husband. 8:30 P.M.

Delenders. "The Invisible Badge." William Shatner, recently seen on Broadway in "A Shot in the Dark" guest stars tonight as a dedicated assistant attorney charged with accepting a bribe. Movies 11:00 M. Cowboy Theater. "0 1 Oklahoma Plains" (1952), with Rex Allen.

Ex-cavalry officer is called back to the service to clear the plains. 1:30 PJVI. Milady's Matinee. "The Thing" (1951), with James Arness and Dewey Martin. A strange thing from another world terrorizes an Arctic U.S.

research station. 2:00 P.M. Saturday Matinee. "Carson City Kid" (1940), with Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. Roy sings and fights his way to justice and love.

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"QUESTIONS ABOUT ECONOMICS" by Rev. Johti G. MacKinnon Services at the Church Starting at 10:45 A.M. "ARE UNITARIANS CHRISTIANS?" All Soul. Unitarian Church 6805 E.

56th LI 5-1211 OT7 Captain 6allint Rhythm Carnival Touchdown Cimarrtn City Frances Firmer Bowling Sports World Cimarrtn City Frances Farmer lowllng Sports World Clmtrrtt City Frances Farmer lowllng Sports World Ranch 'arty Frances Firmer Rowling Sports Wtrld Ranch Party 5 :00 :15 30 45 JIM ARNESS as Matt Dillon tries to talk sense into a deranged prairieman at 10 tonight on Gunsmoke, WISH-TV (8). lihy guest-stars as a lawyer named Marbury who clashes with attorney Sam Benedict in court, then hires Benedict to defend him against a murder charge. 7:30 P.M. Jackie Gleason Show. Harvey Stone, night-club and television comic, will perform his famous monologue about a G.I.

in the United States Army tonight. 8:30 P.M. Joey Bishop Show. "Deep in the Heart of Texas." Joey brings Texas to New York when Ellie becomes homesick for the Lone Star State but refuses to make Channel Chuckles By BIL KEANE "He finds TV very College Football. Ohio State University vs University of Michigan at Ohio Stadium, Columbus, Ohio.

5:00 P.M. CD Wide World of Sports. The National Air Races in Chino, featuring an outstanding array of the country's leading plane racing pilots, and the National Invitational Pocket Billiards Championship in New York City will be presented. 10:00 P.M. CD Fight of the Week.

Henry Hank of Detroit takes on Mauro Mina of Lima, Peru, who will be making his first appearance in a U.S. ring, at Madison Square Garden, N.Y., in a 10-round light-heavyweight contest. 10:45 P.M. CD Make That Spare. Sparemaster Bill Schaufert of Cincinnati, vs.

Joe Kristof. Radio Sports 1:15 P.M. WFBM WIRE College Football. Indiana vs. Purdue at Lafayette in the Old Oaken Bucket battle.

8:00 P.M. WFBM High School Basketball. Pike at Shortridge. 8:00 P.M. WIBC High School Basketball.

Howe at Arlington. Radio Feature 10:35 P.M. WIRE View-point Indianapolis. Host Don Grider talks with Grady Wil-s associate evangelist with Billy Graham; M. Stanton Evans, editor of The Indianapolis News, Robert Clary, currently starring at the Embers, and Bill Ball, owner of the Embers.

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Radio Saturday Today's top television mhoum as previewed and selected by TV Key' staff of experts who attend rehearsals, watch screenings and analyze scripts in New York and Hollywood. 7:30 P.M. IB Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Show. Sports fans, especially horseracing enthusiasts who like an interval of song here and there, get an hourful here. Roy and Dale take you over to the Cow Palace in San Francisco for specialties like the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Precision Riders in formation; the World Championship Jumper Sweepstakes; the finals of the Western Stakes Cutting Horse Contest, and the championship finals of the five-gaited horse class.

0:30 P.M. Have Gun, Will Travel. Paladin and a tough old sheriff carry on a small war between them. The sheriff runs a town called Sweetwater the wrong way, and Paladin, with a young attractive saloon owner for feminine company, bides his time before settling things with his adversary. O.

K. Western. 10.00 P.M. Gun smoke. The villian of the piece is a canny old buffalo hunter, gone crazy and killing ranchers.

Chill Wills, who plays the part wearing a beard, is difficult to hate even though he has gone off his rocker. Marshal Dillon himself feels for the man while he's hunting him down. Action fans get a shdoting sequence too. Other Features 7:30 P.M. Sam Benedict "The View From an Ivory Tower." Dan Q'Her- Uncle Ravi By A school class, a fourth grade, has sent me this question: "If the earth's gravity keeps the moon from going out into space, why doesn't the earth pull the moon and make it crash to the ground?" The revolving planets in our solar system enjoy a balance that keeps them an even distance from the sun.

If they were flung outward far back in time, it would seem that they have reached points where the outward thrust equals the pull of the sun's gravity. THE SAME PROCESS would apply to the moons which go around some of the planets. If a balance exists, a given moon will stay almost exactly in the same orbit for a vast period of time. As far as people now on earth are concerned, our moon will seem to stay in exactly the same orbit during their entire lives. IF WE THINK ahead for, let us say, a thousand million years, it is possible that the moon will come closer to the earth.

During eons of time, we may expect gravity to win the battle, pulling any cast-off objects toward the central bodies. Q. What will happen if moon gets far closer during the next few billion years? Why Crash Freddie Bartholomew, Mickey Rooney and Spencer Tracy. A spoiled brat learns the hardway that friendship is made and not bought. 5:00 P.M.

Frances Farmer. "California" (1946), with Ray Milland and Barbara Stanwyck. Hard-fisted adventure and romance in the early days of California. 9:00 P.M. Saturday Night at the Movies.

"Sailor of the King" (1953), Michael Rennie plays a British commander with commendable restraint in still another World War II drama on this series. 11:15 P.M. Late Show. "The Iron Mistress" (1952), with Alan Ladd and Virginia Mayo. Adventures of Jim Bowie and the development of a formidable weapon, the Bowie knife.

11:30 P.M. Best of Hollywood. "For Whom the Bell Tolls" (1943), with Ingrid Bergman and Gary Cooper. Hemingway's story of a group of Spanish Loyalists and an American adventurer who pledge to destroy a bridge, during the Spanish Civil War. Also, "Canon City" (1948), with Scott Brady and Jeff Corey.

12:00 CD Midnight Movie. "Cass Timberlane" (1947), with Spencer Tracy and Lana Turner. A respected, lonely Minnesota judge marries a girl from a low-class family and their life is almost ruined by the judge's elite friends. TV Sports 1:15 P.M. NCAA Doesn't The Moon To The Ground? RAMON COFFMAN a certain position, it is figured that the gravity pull will become so strong that the moon will be shattered into millions of pieces.

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Time School Board Group Will Meet Dec. 18 The Indiana School Boards Association will hold a regional meeting at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 18 in Arlington High School. The organization's legisla tive program will be explained at the dinner meeting, which will be attended by school superintendents, school board members and state representa tives and senators from the central Indiana area.

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