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THE COUIUER.JOUKNAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1965 2 Tod v's Television Programs Tlirec Persons Undcr Hurt As Result 'Dollf Guarded Against Of Auto Chase Guerrilla First-Nighters WAVE-TV 3 45 Llthl Tim 7:00 Farm Clutch Ctreo Junfl Mavi WHAS-TV WLKY-TV 11 32 7:00 Sunrise tomtiltr 7: JO Flsbie Funnies 1:00 Copt, Kind oroo Hocklo-Jocklt (color) Tnn(. Tuxde (color) Lono Ranter (rerun) slnlien Llnut (color) teatles Cartoon "t0r' Tom Jerry (color) Casper (color) i a Quick Orow (color) Porky PI (color) "9 Th Jot tent (color) (rerun) Atom Ant (color) tocrot Squlrrol (color) Undordoi (color) Lot'i Play Oomoi Duko-PItt (color) Duke-Pitt (color) Duko-PItt (color) BIEN HOA, Viet Nam (AP) A funny thing happened to the "Hello, Dolly!" company on the way to the theater yesterday. They were surounded for their own protection. Preceeded by two jeeps armed with 50-caliber machine guns and an armed helicopter hovering overhead, the company arrived at the theater, fitted with rows of sandbags for seats.

The theater is in an aircraft hangar here at the Bien Hoa air base where a little over a month ago Viet Cong mortars damaged 45 planes. At each side of the stage two Military Policemen stood with rifles at the ready. A whole paratroop battalion, bivouacked nearby, was on the alert to protect company and audience. The 70-member troupe, holding its first rehearsal in preparation for opening night tonight, took it all in stride and even showed the military a few new wrinkles. It seems the Army decided to issue Duko-PItt (color) Scoutln Rtport (color) World Sorlti (color) World Strltt (color) jungle fatigues to the entire company After disposing of the trousers, the ballerinas found that the jacket made an excellent rehearsal outfit to wear at half mast over a pair of leotards.

Off-duty airmen flocking to the hangar found it a delightful outfit also. The girls were issued the smallest size fatigue uniform extra small, short. Even so, it fitted most of them like a sack. One curvaceous dancer improvised a fetching costume by wearing the jacket as a sarong wrapped around her hips. Salt Pills Keep 'Em Going The company ran through the entire show despite the afternoon heat, gulping down salt pills to keep going.

"Hello, Dolly," the big production number with Mary Martin in the title part, stopped the show, as usual, but so did a flight of 15 helicopters as they flew over on a combat mission and drowned out the orchestra. Producer David Merrick said he especially liked the idea of having two armed guards at each side of the stage. "Love to try that at one of my openings in New York," he said. "Imagine what effect they'd have on the critics." 10 11 12 "2 1 I 6 7 8 World Sorlti Three persons were injured, a car smashed, a tractor-trailer scraped and a yard damaged early yesterday morning after a high-speed chase through the West End, police reported. Police said a car driven by Sam Davis, 24, of 3816 W.

Broadway, led them on a 15-block chase at about 2 a.m. Davis, taken to General Hospital with a broken jaw and leg and facial cuts, was charged with reckless driving, speeding and attempting to elude police. One of two passengers In his car, Mrs. Mary Humphrey, 37, of 3838 Bohne, was in General Hospital with facial cuts and possible internal injuries. The sec ond passenger, Richard Ferris, 33, of 2213 Cedar, was treated and released.

Police Give Account Here's what happened, according to the police: Davis was spotted at 20th and Broadway driving at high speed. Police took up the chase. They said the car cut in and out of side streets and ran several stop signs. Then the went west on Del Park Terrace. At 34th, traveling at some 60 miles an hour, the car ran a stop sign and was struck in the left side aby a northbound tractor-trailer.

The car ran into a yard at 614 S. 34th and came to a rest against the foundation of the house of William J. Leonard. Police identified the driver of the tractor-trailer as James H. Gibbs, 61, of Clarksville, Ind.

He was unhurt. Sky Kino (rorun) Bull Bunny (color) Laul (rorun) Milton Monitor (color) My Prlond Flick Ho.pltv Hooptr (coior-rorun) (color) CBI News Amor, tanditand a T-Bar-V Ranch AmorTiandifan II Hollywood Special Champion Bowtlna Hollywood Special ii '7tFfcHitefrwkkH Champion Wrtitlln Mat ill Oorllla OadabouToaddii (color) Wide World Sport It I Hi-Varlotlot JJ Hrvariotioi Wldt WoTld Iporti Variation Now Bold Journey (rarun) Rout (rarun) Hayloft Hoodown Wiutfti Jack Oloaton Shlndlf Jackia Oloaion Tha Kind Family Triali 01 O'Brlon Lawronca Walk (color) Triali ol O'Brlon Lawronca walk Th Lonor Hollywood Palaca (color) bunsmok Hollywood Palaca (color)- Saturday Showcaia Don Adams and Barbara Feldon Our Man in Toyland on Get Smart! at 8:30 p.m. 11:30 NBC Channel 3: Duke Pittsburgh, color l.indscy Nelson, Bud Wilkinson and Terry Brennan report NCAA game from Durham, N.C. 2:30 Channel 32: Hollywood Special Phyllis Coates in "I Was a Teen-Age Frankenstein," 1957. World Sorlti a Bit Picture a World Today (color) Toon Boot (color) a Tho Foroit Ranter (color) Fllppor (color) Btcholor Ftthor (rorun) Oft Smart (color) At tho Movlti (color) At Th Movlts THE BIBLE "9 10 11 SPEAKS Solution Hinted Near In Murder Of Alberta Jones Ntwl TO YOU Saturday Ihowcaaa wutnori soti.i snow At Th Movlti Larami (color-rarun) 17:15 A.M.

Movlo Tht Lata Show WHEN YOUR CHILD ASKS 2:45 NBC-Channel 3: World Series, color The Series moves (o Los Angeles for the third game with Vince Scully and Kay Scott reporting. 4:00 CBS Channel 11: NFI Countdown to Kickoff Mike Ditka comments on playing the tight end position with film clips of star players in action and coach (leorge Halas profiles his Chicago Bears team. 5:00 ABC-Channel 32: Wide World of Sports The Pendleton Roundup Rodeo at Pendleton, Ore. and the National AAU judo championships at San Francisco. 5:00 Channel 11: Gadabout Gaddis, color The Flying Fisherman goes after blue gills.

6:30 Channel 3' Teen Beat, color The Tritons and the Corbin Twins. 7:30 ABC-Channel 32: Shindig Carolyn Jones is guest hostess to Jackie De Shannon, Junior Walker and the All Stars. 7:30 CBS-Channel 11: Jackie Glcason, Julius La Rosa and Mara Lynn Brown, Chicago winner of talent auditions, share the song spotlight. ABOUT GOD PART II A Christian Selene 'refrain Sunday Broadcast 970 WAVE 9:05 1470 WSAC 8:40 'CHECK YOUR LOCAL HADIO lOOj TUNE IN AT 1 1 :00 A.M. SATURDAY WAVE-TV 7:30 NBC-Channel 3: Flipper, color Flipper gets entangled in a cable mine in "Hour of Peril." attached to a floating WATCH AS CONTESTANTS MATCH WITS TO WIN THORNY BUCKS 9:00 NBC-Channel 3: At The Movies, color Steve McQueen, Jim Hutton, Jack Mullaney, Dean Jagger and Paula Prentiss in "The Honeymoon Machine," 1961 a Navy lieutenant and an ensign use their ship's computer to break the bank at a gambling casino in Venice.

9:30 ABC-Channel 32: The Hollywood Palace, color Joan Crawford is hostess to Jack Jones, Godfrey Cambridge, Allen and Rossi and Joanie Sommers. 9:30 CBS-Channel 11: The Loner Lloyd Bridges comes to the aid of a religious sect whose non violent convictions clash with a town boss in "The Kingdom of McComb." 10:00 CBS-Channel 11: Gunsmoke Gunfighters descend on Dodge City to collect a $25,000 price put on Marshal Matt Dillon's head. 10:30 Channel 32: Saturday Showcase Joseph Cotten and Jennifer Jones in "Love fetters," 1945. 11:25 Channel 11: The Late Show Henry Fonda and Vera Miles in "The Wrong Man," 1957. 12:15 Channel 3: Saturday Night Theater Joan Crawford, Cliff Robertson and Vera Miles in "Autumn Leaves," 1956.

Court Agreement Provides 700 Seats For Theater Opening Actors Theatre of Louisville, will get the 700 Theater seats it needs for the opening of its new playhouse Thursday under terms of an agreement yesterday in Jefferson Circuit Court. The nonprofit theater will remove the seats from the old Airway Theater, 1053 Bardstown Road, after depositing $620 with the court receiver. Fillmore S. Sampson and Ruth M. Sampson, owners of the Airway property but not the seals, claim Actors Theatre owes that amount of rent on the seats.

The receiver will hold the deposit until the court rules on that claim. Actors Theatre is moving from Fourth Street to the old Illinois Central Station at Seventh and River. Louisville Safely Director Kenneth J. Newman last night said that he is "guardedly optimistic" that the murder of Miss Alberta O. Jones soon will be solved.

"In the last few days," he said "we have discovered some evidence which leads us to believe we are on the threshold of solving this mystery." Newman made these remarks at the beginning of his eulogy to Miss Jones at a memorial dinner held last night at Stouffer's Louisville Inn by the Independent Voters Association (IVA). He refused to comment further on the case. Miss Jones' body was found Aug. 5 in the Ohio River near Fontaine Ferry Park. She was a prosecutor for Newman when he was Judge of Domestic Relations Court.

She also founded IVA which encourages voting for individual candidates rather than political parties. Newman said, "Miss Jones exemplified all that is good in mankind. Her conduct in court reflected dignity and she possessed a fierce and constant desire to render every man his due within the sacred bounds of justice. "She knew," he continued, "that justice and wisdom must walk together I 8:30 ABC-Channel 32: Lawrence Welk, color The Blenders sing "The Wayward Wind." 8:30 NBC-Channel 3: Get color Secret agents Maxwell Smart and Agent 99 (Don Adams and Barbara Feldon) investigate a department store toyland serving as a front for KAOS for smuggling secrets out of the country. 8:30 CBS-Channel 11: Trials of O'Brien Phil Foster plays the kingpin of a garbage racket in "Never Bet on Anything That Talks," story of an English bookie charged with the murder of an accountant.

OPtN NIGHTS MONDAYS THROUGH FRIDAYS 4101 SHEIBYVIUE RD. AT BROWNS LANE 895-0553 Radio Four Killed In Accidents In State if justice is to be obtained. She learned at an early age that we cannot be just unless we are kind. "Something left all of us who were associated with her when she met her tragic death." Sports: Indiana-Minnesota, WXVW World Series, WAVE Florida-Mississippi. W1IAS Kentucky-Florida State, WIIAS, WINN DaytonUL, WAVE 8 p.m.

62 0 ial Hospital last night were Mrs. Kathy Landon, 28, and Eva Tipple, 21, also of Ontario. Mrs. Landon's husband, John William Landon, 33, was injured and in fair condition. Car Collides With Truck The driver of the truck, Charles David Armstrong, 24, Nashville, was unhurt.

MThouV Country munc a.m. to p.m. 79 0 WAK "Top 40" muilc hour Now at sis and i4S SPECIAL SUNDAY and MONDAY DINNER Served from Noon to 9 p.m. 5 p.m. to 11 p.m.

Mon. LEO'S SEASHORE DINNER $2.00 (with onion rings) BAKED CHICKEN DRESSING $1.75 FRIED OYSTERS $1.75 (Deluxe) TENDERLOIN TIPS $1.75 (A Lo Burgundy) BROILED FRESH LAKE TROUT Also a large selection of other moderately priced dinners. From AP and Special Dlipatcha A mother and daughter were killed Friday when their auto was struck by a freight train near Owensboro. A small boy riding with them escaped serious injury. In two other accidents yesterday, a Canadian woman was fatally injured near Elizabethtown and a Bowling Green man died in a three-vehicle mishap.

In the Owensboro accident, the car was pushed 654 feet by the train, throwing Miss Barbara Tyler, 18, about 100 yards from the railroad crossng outside Owensboro. She died in an Owensboro hospital; her mother, Mrs. Le Roy Tyler was killed in the impact. Both were from Daviess County. A relative, David Pagan, 9, was treated for cuts and bruises.

The deaths raised the state traffic toll Umbrella Traps Woman CINCINNATI (AP) The firemen and the life squad had to go into action to rescue a 55-year-old woman from her umbrella. Mrs. Flonnie Hines was putting packages into her car at a shopping center when the umbrella suddenly opened Thursday night. Her head was caught among the umbrella ribs. to 640 as against 670 for the same period last year.

Woman Killed On Turnpike W. P. Pope, engineer on the Louisville Nashville freight, told police he saw Mrs. Tyler stop at the crossing and then pull in front of him. State police said R.

L. Simmons, a brakeman on a freight that had just backed off the crossing, said Mrs. Tyler apparently did not see the other train. A young Canadian woman was killed and two others seriously injured in a car-truck accident on the Kentucky Turnpike at Elizabethtown yesterday. Dead was Miss Jannite McKay, 28, of London, Ontario, a passenger in the car.

In serious condition at Hardin Memor- 14 0 ABC NEWS at WH AS State police said the truck rammed into the back of the car in the southbound lane at the Elizabethtown toll plaza. Police said the truck brakes failed as it approached the toll plaza. SATURDAY A.M. "5:0 Mornln Frolic RFD; Markot 4:1 Farm Ntwl 4:30 New. TobacC 4:40 Fun Fair 7.00 Now 7:15 Fun Fair 7:45 Now 1:00 Fun Fair At Homo on HAS 13:30 Saturday on HAS 1:45 Fla.

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31 W. Killed was Asher G. Davidson, 76. His wife, Bessie Davidson, 67, was in fair condition in a Bowling Green hospital and the truck driver, William Randall Atkinson, 27, Glasgow, was in a Glasgow hospital with apparently minor injuries. The bus driver, David L.

Huddle, 30, of Gait, Ontario, Canada, and the 40 passengers escaped without serious 97 0 NBC Now on Hour WAVE Cocktails and Wines Served Daily Except Sun. LEO'S HIDEAWAY 412 Chestnut Phone Lobsters Always Kcal-Eslate Transfers HOLIDAY ROUGH on Rough River Lake SATURDAY A.M. 5:30 Farm Ntwl 4:00 Monitor Muilc 7:00 New 7:45 Monitor Muilc t.M Monitor 1:35 Serial Prtvlow 1:45 World Serlei 5:30 Scoreboard 5:40 Monitor 7:40 Preview 1:00 Dayton-UL 10:40 Frank Camp 10:50 Music 11:05 Monitor 11:00 Sin Off P.M. 11:00 Monitor Music Th prlcoi ilvn art thoso Indicated by federal tax itamp required on all deeds. JfimM R.

and Virginia A. Henderson to Joseph S. and Eliiebeth F. Bowling, Lot 35, Green Meadows, $16,500. Johnnie M.

and Etta M. Benoe to William S. and Betty E. Noe, property described In DB 305, page 509, County Clerk' Office, Court House, $17,000. Harry L.

and Katharine R. Smltti to Jack L. Farley 313.4V feet In Greenwood Road at south line of Volat Corp. to County of Jefferson right of way at lis Intersection with weit lln of Ecken tract, $65,000. 700 NBC New on Hour WLW SATURDAY A.M.

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Miller, 172.50 feet In southeast line of Barberry Lane where northeast line of Vlglllnl tract intersect said line of Barberry Lane, $38,500. Lottie Richardson to Edward M. and Eugenia G. 0 0 Gllmore, Lot 7, Bethany Acres, $17,500. The Prudential Insurance Co.

of America vi. Robert 5. Martin Sr. et by commissioner, Lot 1, Iroquois View subdivision, $27,500. WKLO WMdWayVuSo.

3119 340On Norrnn' conco'e-block garage, 2233 Kaelln, Edward Feeney, concrt-block garage, 3208 Lan-dan Drive, $1,970. George Rltman, concrete-block garage, 953 Eastern Parkway, $1,240. Louis C. Bossmever, brlck-veneer dwelling, 3001 Ashview Terrace, $18,000. Quarterly Court LoUlS, GrMn' ,0 Criminal Court 'Hed away Gerald L.

Emir-on; Waddell Smith. Storehouse breaking, filed away Oennl C. Thomas. Possession of burglary tools filed away Dennl C. Thomas.

Conversion, filed away Gilbert Glbbs. Traffic Cases In Police Court: Billy N. Moore, 33, of 319 Wabasso, $100, public drunkenness amended from drunken driving; $25, destroying public property. William, R. Durkin, 22, of Indianapolis, $100, drunken driving, license revoked; $25, no driver' license; $15 reckless driving.

Charles F. Raley, 28, of 7438 Griffin, $100, drunken driving, license revoked; $15, reckless driving. Marriage Licenses Elbert C. Saylor Jr. 19, pouring operator, 2932 Dumesnll; Janis L.

Hunt, 17. of 2511 W. Burnett. Phlnaiee Hueston 32, Army; Gwendolyn H. Jackson, both or Elizabethtown.

Jafie R. Brannln, 54, sales, 8700 Thlxton Betty C. Brannln, 39, of 3535 St. Germalne Ct. Edward Lee Osowskl, 25, lawyer, Berwyn, Marylo Mix, 24, of 504 tola Rd.

Robert Charles Brandt, 30, engineer; Helen Jane Bosshart. 28. both nf am fnlnnlal Hill ait SUNDAY 1 1 :30 A.M. TO 3 P.M. FRIED CHICKEN 5195 CHICKEN AND DUMPLINGS I MASHED POTATOES, GREEN VEGETABLE, JELLO SALAD, DRINK DESSERT.

FM 7 Pop muilc 14 hours New at :15 and :55 i W. CBS New on Hour 1240 WINN Music 14 Hours 7:30 p.m. Coach Bradshaw 7:45 p.m. Kentucky-Florida Stata THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE THIS PLACE! SO THIS PLACE MUST BE THE PLACE! CHARLES SIMON'S 1350 Is 1450 News at :55 Music a.m. to p.m.

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Muilc, 1:10 p.m. Lecture CLOSED MONDAY HOME-MADE SALADS 5 wan 91.9 WFPK fm CHAS. SIMON'S DELICATESSEN 5vwl603 Bardstown Rd. 458-9442 Holowav Ready Mix Co. to H.

M. Dunn Lots 7, and 9, Rolling Hills, $18,000. Irvine and Hatfye Grossmen to Joseph Lang Furniture 22'1 feet on south sid of Min 105 feet east of 7th $35,000. John L. and Dors I Dichlara to Ida J.

Sexton, LotvB, Timothy Hills lubdivlslon, $25,000. Helerlnger's Inc. to Sinclair Refining 150 feet at the Intersection of east line of Preston Highway and south line of New Fern Valley Road, $56,000. Jake Hlte Maddox Jr. to Iryin and June Plttle-man, Lot 50, Robinswood, $44 000.

Cembron-Kendall to Keivh and Ceszi 0. Nail, Lot 32, Crosscreeke, $17,000. Frederick H. end Ruby Schlatter to John L. and Norma R.

Kueril, Lot 6, Ctoverleaf Acre, $17,000. Lynnwood Realty Corp. to W. Coleman Jr. and Mary H.

McDuffee, Lot 73, Browmboro Estates, $29,000. Ben and Dolore Matthew to James Jr. and Mariorle Cook, Lot 109, Woodland Mills subdivision, $17,500. Charle R. Sr.

and Annabelle J. Scobee to Eckles Homes Lot 26, Smock lubdlviilon, $27,000. William B. and Marian C. Clem et al to R.

Rodes and Blllie Bornem, Lot 21, Deneshall subdivision, Jack Voung Builder to Elmer and Roberta B. Tullv, Lot 73, Fern Hill, $78,000. Antoinette Loreni to Rohert and Ruth L. Allison, Lot 16, Eastmoor Acres, $17,500. Richard and Frances M.

Vogel to Herbert and Margaret Edwards, Lot 16, Iroquois Hills subdivision, $18,000. William and Hart P. Thurman to Katherlne Dorsev, Lot 38, Kenbar, $22,500 Samuel end Vera E. Wright to Elvhl nd Nln Jean Sutton, Lot 100, Shady Villa sutmiviiion, $16,500. Associated Builder Construction Co.

to louli Edward and Joyce M. Hack, Tract 1, Let 11, Westchester village, Tract 2, part of Lot 170, Westcheifer Village, $17,500. N. R. and Virginia Fazio to Jacob and Elliaheth Kerpestein, Lot 50, Graymoor Subdivision, Greater Louisville Real fcstate to J.

and Patricia G. Carman, Lot 119, Brownsboro Estates, $29,000. 4 Enterprises Inc. to 'tan M. Straub.

Lot 88, Sun Valley lubdivlslon, $17,500. V. F. Lew son 8. Son Inc.

to Earl an 3 Olive M. Hill, Lot 24, Mid lane Park, 175,000. Economy Optical a.m.-l p.m. Clnei, 2-10 p.m. Music WLRS fm MujliPliliri 10 a.m.

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Tate 18, Air Force, 603 W. Oak; Linda C. Hampton, 16, of 1915 Lvnn Lea Rd. William H. Lee, 25, bus driver, W.

Roxbury, Jacquelvn T. Rausch, 23, of 718 Gwendolyn Ave. Herman F. Suiter, 47, store room, 39 LaSalle Place; Audrey M. Helm, 50.

of 1411 Oakwood Ave. Roger Ouellette, ii, Army, South Wlndson, Suanna Harper, 24, of 4406 Outer Loop. Melvln E. McCord, 22, Army, Nashville, Rena M. Adams, 21, of 1731 C.

Patton Ct. John 0. Sharp, 24, Inspector, 2127 Old Shepherds-vllle Suandre K. Goodwin, 19, of 315 S. Hubbards Lane.

Harry Edward Miller, 42, filter man, 1008 Gosj; Lucille Mary Miller, 38, of 3501 Bennett Rd. Thomas G. Woods, 23, assembly worker, 1744 Maple; Linda A. Phelps, 17, of 1143 Samuel. Divorce Complaints Betty B.

Moore vs. Delbert. Margaret L. Parker vs. Maurice.

Mary B. Smith vs. Charles H. Gertrude W. Effinger vs.

William G. Wilmer E. Sharp vs. Gene G. Rose M.

Hooper vs. Robert L. Pearl M. Cook vs. Svlvenus.

Jr. Esther Voung vs. Jack D. Donald Gresham vs. Belinda H.

Eva Gordon vs. Stanley G. Linda Turner vs. Wendell. Divorces Granted Sara V.

Lowe from James A. Nancy Lou Tungate from Lonnie Morris. Virginia H. Rutledge from Richard L. Doris June Shaln from Roscoe B.

Jr. Virglnl Mave Yochum from Norman Edward. Joyce Lancaster Duncan from Thoma Gainei. Arllne Schwartz from Martin. Pearl Ann Roblson from James E.

Daytha Durbln fiom Huber Edward, Complete and Installed in lots ol 6 or more. Up to Giant Ft. AUTOMATIC WASHERS 137 $139 $187 $69 Frif 1-Ft. Ftir Wrinatr Washr Most Of Waller Estate Marked For Charities Jefferson County Court yesterday probated the will of iss Nanine Sherley Waller, 1412 Willow, who left a large part of her estate for religious and charitable uses. The estate has been tentatively valued at $30,000.

Of the bulk of the estate, one-fifth shares will go to Salvation Army of Louisville, Method wt Evangelical Hospital, the Home for Incurables and Highland Methodist Church. The remaining fifth will be ihaivd by four friends. Liberty National Bank Trust Co. was named executor of the estate of Miss Waller, who died Tuesday. No Payments For 60 Days JUST PHONE FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION 778-03 1 7 ORANGE POLICY Buy direct from factory, no middleman, no high I pressure.

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