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2 THE COURIER.JOUUNAL, LOUISVILLE, MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 12, 1962 SECTION 2 Study In Silence Selected Television Programs Late Ernie Kovacs Is Honored As Best TV Director Of 1961 CJo 3lt John Derek and Diana Lynn in "Annapolis Story." (3) 4:30 p.m. Robert Beatty and Betty MacDonaJd in "Time Lock." (11) 4:45 p.m. Phlllii Knight turns up the series on adoption, Small Talk at new time. (11) 6 pjn. Captain John (Preston Foster) finds circus seal aboard his tugboat, Waterfront.

(3) 7 p.m. Fabian plays Peace Corps volunteer on the Gertrude Berg Show. Beverly Hills, Feb. 11 (UPI) The late Ernie Kovacs was honored Saturday as the best television director of 1961 at the Directors Guild of America annual awards dinner held here and in New York. The late actor, who also produced and directed TV shows, was given the award for his "Ernie Kovacs Special," described as a study in silence with no dialogue.

Runners-up in the awards were "Doyle Against The House," "The Danny Kaye Show," "The Power and The Glory." which starred Sir Laurence Olivier, and "Victoria Regina." Kovacs' widow, comedienne Edie Adams, was escorted to the rostrum at the Beverly HiILj Hotel by actor Edward G. Robinson and accepted the award for her late husband. "It's difficult to be creative," she said. "Ernie always felt he kind of had it made. He felt he had the tools to be creative and the opportunity." "I think Ernie would like to thank the crew," she said, referring to Kovacs assistants on the show.

"I know that Ernie is very happy about this as I am." More than 2,000 members of the directors guild voted on the movie and TV awards. FABULOUS PRICE CUTS an TV', rere, and appliances. We have aver 250 piece which inual be ld by tha and or February whan our focal yaar and. Soma 4)ra brand now, tamo ore floor 4ample and demontratar. AH have full factory warranty.

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Now 7 0ertrwde Bart Watarfrant Jivarbaat iver.i Waathar To Tall Truth 'David Nlvan Cherenne fata Oladya Natiaaal Vahrat Cheyenne Pern. Knawi taat Price li Rlfht Brfiemen 9 Danny Thamaa Vttt Precinct turf Slda it Andy Br iff it I ft MnJ" ThrtHer BenCaaey I I've Oat A ttcraf Saw7 Newa, Weather POrt Waathar; I part taarta; Pear Waathar; I farta Lata thaw Jack Peer Sitn Of 11:44 tltnOff 1 AM. Colgate Strike Is Authorized Members of Local 15, International Chemical Workers Union, voted yesterday to authorize the calling of a strike at Colgate-Palmolive Company's Clarksville plant, Roger Nole, union president, said. Some 800 of the union's 1,040 members, in a secret bal- lot in the old gym at Jeffer- Farm-Products Trade Due Worldwide Change Near Yerfc Timet Near teniae Paris. Feb.

Jl. The agreement last month by the nations of the European Economic Community on a common farm program will gradually change the way the whole world does business in farm products. This is increasingly the con- fe. coc0. hntn an DEEP FRYER With the purchase of a new TV, stereo or major appliance.

AT Time of purchase only Umited of fer sonville High School, voted in aaaa elusion of Government officials though they are not produced and Others Who have begun to bv th. Common Mark rnnn. favor of giving the union bar gaining committee the right to (11) 7 p.m. David Niven in story of Anglican priest put to torture by Indians in "The Collar." (3) 7:30 p.m. Krone (Ty Hardin) finds bank bandit hiding out in Catholic orphanage in "Rendezvous with A Miracle." (32) 7:30 p.m.

Velvet (Lori Nelson) rides her horse King to victory in "The Test." (3) 8 p.m. Gladys (Cara Williams) refuses to endorse hairdryer. (11) 8 p.m. Bill Cullen quizzes three contestants who won last round of The Price Is Right (3) 8:30 p.m. Robert Culp as bounty hunter who claims body of dead robber killed by The Rifleman.

(32) 8:30 p.m. Danny Thomas livens up meeting with entertainment. (11) 9 p.m. S7th Precinct detectives investigate shooting of policeman's bride. (3) 9 p.m.

Karen Steele in "Who Is Sylvia?" Surf Side 6 detective finds himself in trouble with the police. (32) 9 p.m. Andy Griffith's son goes into training for foot race. (11) 9:30 p.m. Audrey Dalton, Warren Oates and Sean McClory in "The Hollow Watcher," ghost points out evildoers among mountaineers, Thriller.

(3) 10 p.m. Jaye P. Morgan entertains at party for Hen-nesey (Jackie Cooper). (11) 10 p.m. Alfred Ryder and Ed Begley in "Victory Wears A Cruel Smile," staff doctor sues Ben Casey for slander.

(32) 10 p.m. digest the meaning of the agree- tries and do not form part of call a strike, Nole said. Fewer than 100, he said, od- mem. the common agricultural policy. Prices in international trade, The winnerg and the loser, domestic prices to some farm- w.w..

posed calling a strike. The bargaining committee will meet with the management ers and consumers. Govern- now but these art a lifceJy ment spending and taxes, ex- possibiiities: at 10 a.m. today at the plant. )iuiu aiiu me titles na The union has been negotiating 1.

British consumers will pay tional balance of payments of more for their food, and Britain many nations all seem likely llltlll lieiilUlltl OV, V. 141 t.V-1 with management since August. The contract expired October 1. 1. 2 FULL YEARS WARRANTY ON PICTURE TUBE 2.

1 FULL YEAR WARRANTY ON All PARTS The aben feereatee cevera free eichenee er repelr af aKtvre tube eed aameeaawl aerta aweeea defecHee In aarmal ua. 1 M-DAY HOME TRIAL te aafeaverd yee frern tenant a "lemen" at a fV thai wan fit Nile year detorent arheiaie. ye aaey icfcettea tt wriet 44 deya wltneut fan in fka. tMWTTD riMC ONLY to be affected as much for "tl0 mo" "outsiders" as for the Common of lts food Market nations themselves. TYPEWRITERS 2.

The prices of some major American exports, chiefly Effects Are Apparent ADDING The effects of the aareement grains, will go up. This would have been made dramatically help both taxpayers and the Michel de la Vega, French illusionist, returns to I've Got A Secret. (11) 10:30 p.m. Menr Griffin in host's chair tonight. (3) 11:20 p.m.

Victor McLaglen and Jackie Cooper in "The Big Guy." (11) 11:25 p.m. MACHINES apparent, even before funda- balance of payments. DfMTrn mental changes have begun: uermany, a pig iooa importer, prices receivea 1. Israel has devalued her by farmers will decline: at the currency. same time the nation will have $5 Ptr MonttlS $12 2.

Spain has applied for as- nv nart of th rost of a food 'a Pram v.f. WM'mT BVfW 4 STl Radio Hundred af naw and used tyee writer and addlnt machine far sociation with the Common "giveaway" to poor nations. Market. 3. There will begin in Geneva WHAS Efficiency Must Rise 4.

Agriculture in the ad-1 vanced nations, under the im- 40 Monday a restricted conference KENTUCKY TYPEWRITER CO. 121 J. 3rd 3-8805 litis Parm ftaundua MONDAY AJM. of the mam gram-trading na ui wit? ilia na utu it aunib tin- i tions, including the United ft of Government progr and the trade Wolnuf or mahogany nanoy Atcnar 2.04 tncara 1:34 Kv. Prafilaa 1:14 Pun Pair P.M.

Nawa taarta; Buain. Pun Pair P.M. States and the Common Market, that could well lead to a new system, will have to become more efficient. 5. Giveaways of surplus farm rm.

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Changes in the way of doing the world system, business among nations in Fronrhmam win h. ft Mmli'l-Mvf; P.M. lasia Nawa I4i45 taarta lira Muate Tanltht 11:11 titn Off farm products now controlled, incorporate non-French wheat Nawa WAVE NBC Nawsan Maur. Half Maur 97 0 farBaytima Momfcay N-a- r' 'totaa thaw High Tampailwaa lpactd Cl MONDAY AJM. Buusiuiieu, ouen cnauui-wm in their bread, and Americans show up first in "temperate might find themselves eating zone" commodities, in the view more Danish or New Zealand of students of the problem, butter.

This means primarily wheat j.n general, the changes are and other grains, and meat and likely to affect governments, Non-glaro. bonded tuba Trwa vi4w 23" pictura tuba Tetrode lunar laundind end flnhhid On Hangers 29c 11:14 Baa Kay Ryan Hallaran 1:41 Raad thaw i4 Naw 1:11 Road thaw 4:41 Law. Thamaa 7:11 Nlahtbaat 7:15 I Itar Intra 7:94 Warld Naw 7:41 tt. Niahtkaat 14:44 Naw il Niahtkaat dairy products. taxpayers, and consumers be- 1:34 Parm Nawa Dairy Parmlnf 4:40 WakaOp 7:44 Nawa Till Waka Up) 1:44 Warld Pdup.

Waka Up 4:04 Nawa 4:14 Baa Kly 11:44 Ryan Hallarad PJn. There will also be changes fore they affect farmers. Farm- in traditional trade patterns, ers will remain protected. LOUISVILLE LAUNDRY CO. I and probably prices, of fruits though inefficient farmers will Aaaaclatad Pratt Wlraphafa Map WEATHER FORECAST AT 1 P.M.

Snow or snow flurries are predicted Monday in the Rocky Mountain area with rain in the southern Plateau. Some drizzle is forecast for the Pacific Northwest. Snow or snow flurries are indicated for the Great Lakes and New England areas with snow or rain in the upper Ohio Valley and the middle Atlantic states. Showers are expected in the lower Ohio Valley. Yesterday's Official Weather and vegetables.

gradually tend to suffer, par laaua Waak 11:44 Nlahtbaat 11:44 tlan Off 3621 W. Jefferson 23" SYLVANIA LOWBOY Finally, the change could ex Nawa: Mkta. ticularly within the Common Market itself. if 2-3603 SP 23604 tend to tropical products cof- WAKY 70 "Tap 44" muaic 14 haura music a a.m. to Waathar Buraiu rooort cm? maximum WKLO 1010 AROUND TNI WORLD Foreitn weather at 1 p.m.

(E.S.T.). PO muiil 14 hr City tamporaturo for it-hour period, minimum tamparatura for 11-hour period, and precipitation for 14-houra ending 7 p.m. turuUy: Station Hl(h tow Free. Anchorafe, Alaska 24 1 .00 Atlanta, Ga 51 2 .00 Boston. Mas.

23 1 .00 WINN M.Tf M.r 1241 Nawt an Naif Naur Mutit 14 haura wxvw Naw an Naur Chtcafo, 111. 14 It .04 Cincinnati, Ohio 11 .01 14S0 tee CBt Nawa an Tha Naur WKYW P.M. Temperature Waathar 41 Rain 41 Rain 43 Cloudy 41 Partly Cloudy 39 Partly Cloudy 37 Partly Cloudy 3 Cloudy JO Cloudy 33 Partly Cloudy 33 Cloudy 32 Partly Cloudy 17 Cloudy 41 Cloudy 32 Partly Cloudy 3 Cloudy 59 Cloudy 44 Partly Cloudy 4.H Clear 7 Cloudy Partly Cloudy 14 Rain ..71 Cloudy si rinnHw Aberdeen Prestwich London Pari Geneva Berlin Vienna Copenhagen Oslo Stockholm Helsinki Rome Madrid Sofia Warsaw Casablanca Tokyo Mexico City San Juan Havana Kingston Nassau Bermuda Virgin Islands 7:14 Ky. Nawa 1:44 CBS Nawa 4:11 CarauMl 4:14 Art. Badf ray 14:14 Art Lmklattar 14:14 arrvMaara 11:04 Now; Waath.

11:14 toronada 1:14 Caod Musi 1:14 toronada 1:44 Now 1:11 Pul. lwt, Jr. liM) Caravan 4:11 tlan Off i.ieveiana. unio i I .11 Dillas, Tex 19 41 .00 Denver. Col 12 JS .00 Detroit, Mich 19 ..11 Duluth, Minn.

2:1 IK .00 Indlanapolia. Ind. 3D 15 Kansaa City. Mo 5 43 .00 Knokvlile. Tenn 49 24 .00 Loa Anrelaa Cal .00 leuieville.

Ky 41 ll .00 Miami Beach, Fla. 11 52 .00 Milwaukee, Wis. 30 10 .07 MlnneapoUaSt. Paul ..30 21 .01 Naw York. N.

24 4 .00 Phoenix. Aril 9 18 .08 M. Louis, Mo S3 33 .00 Seattle, Wash 49 43 .01 Toronto. Canada 20 3 .00 Wsshlnc ton. D.

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Mul Popeye-4 p.m. daily MITIOROLOOICAL DATA For 14 Hours Ending P. M. Louisville. Feb.

11. 1962. 0 'with Will receive channel 32 (Official) 7 a.m. 1 p.m. 7 p.m.

Country music 1 a-m. ta 1:11 p.m. WAUI ABC Nawa at I I Naw Naif Naur 7:14 a.m. ta 4:11 p.m. Most ajn.

Broakf aat Club I p.m. Plair Lrord Birkett, Lawyer, Dies London, Feb. 11 Lord Birkett of Ulverston, 78, one of Britain's most distinguished lawyers, died Saturday night. He was a judge at the trials of Nazi leaders at Nuernberg, iiinpcmun lory duidi 4a Dew Point ....14 20 24 Relative Humidity 71 43 49 Temperatures and precipitation Maximum temperature 41, minimum tamparatura 21, mean temperature IS. normal temperature 34; departure for day 1, departure for month 4, departure since March 1 445; mean raiativa humidity S4.

total precipitation trace, normal precipitation departure for day .10. departure for month .10, departure since March 1 1.M. WHAS-TV I'oremohl In Srrvicp, Hest In Entertainment WPPI FM IB I I 4B m.m. Mtftlc P.m. tctvrM and had been president of the Pilgrims Society, an orginiza tion devoted to the improve mem ot tsntisn-American re 21" RCA VICTOR CONSOLE lations.

Last Thursday he partici 3 Drivers Arrested Three men were arrested here yesterday on drunken-driv-ing charges. They were slated as Edward W. Clark, 54, Anchorage Route Grady Rich-erson, 52, of 907 Magazine, and Harry, E. Reeves, 56, of 111 S. Shawnee Terrace.

pated in a debate in the House of Lords. He became ill that Twice Burned Blaze Doesn't Stop Texas Church Service Bonham, Tex, Feb. 11 11 A trash fire Sunday ignited grass, which set fire to a garage, which set fire to three houses. One of the houses was a parsonage being used for a church service. The church burned list year.

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