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Today's TV Previows- THE NASHVILLE TENNSJSEAN, Fnfy M'i, 1 3 Answer to Educational TV Million Dollar Park Urged To Get On Planned for Neqroes Man Dies Hours 1 icring Around 'Roughing It' Refreshing; Gene Kelly Repeat Treat lAfter Accident 1 11 tr-V -'t iIIaI i iMj 1 ni fa. City park boanl will build a 20-. The park will include a com-1 acre, Jl.000.00u Negro park in tiie munity house with gymnasium and. Rockcrushor hill area near facilities. swimming pool.) tennis courts, picnic area an: hill housing project, it was learned elaborate network of recreational; yesterday.

I facilities It will be the city's; City Councilman Glenn Fergu- largest Negro park. son. reportedly one of the leaders The operation will involve the! Murfreesboro Driver Suffers Head Injuries In Traffic Crash but with his dance group, and "For Me and My Gal" with Kelly nd little Liza Minnelli Judy Garland's daughter. (Color) 8 p.m. Channel 4.

DESILU PLAYHOUSE 'Citv in Bondage." Ed Begley gives a 4 1. fugicsv.ely 6 "Oriental com 8 Those opposed 9 Burden 10 Italian city 11 Foreteller 17 Legislative body 13 Considers 23 Reposes 24 Curves 23 Scoter 26 Russian labor group 27 Suffering from 41 Window parts From MarfrtMbora Bur 42 Redact 4.i Roman ruler 44 Employer 45 Excavation 47 Essay writer 48 Make music 50 Sesame insomnia 23 French head 29 War god 31 Weirder 33 Grape 38 Determine 40 Iron In the project, declined comment leveling of Rockerusher hill and last night. Much of the area in-' the filling in of the rock quarry as volved lies in the district he re- part of the site. The park roughly presents. 'will run from Archer street down City Hall sources said the cityTweUth avemiP behind Carter-plans to file a resolution in the'Lawrence 'chool to Edgehlll city clerk's office today for A part of Edgehill will be entation to city council Tuesday closed and used for park purposes, night authorizing the park and the! The present Edgehill Park will bond issue.

be absorbed in he new park. The president, of the Nashville Educational Television foundation said last night he will urge his group to hire a ftation manager to put Channel 2 on the air as soon as possible. In answer to questions from educators, housewives and businessmen at a meeting called bv the Radio and Television Council of Middle Tennessee, the president, Joe Thompson, said: "We are going to meet next week, and am going to recommend the name of a prospective station manager so we can get this station on th air. I certainly hope they will take action immediately." THE FOUNDATION has been relatively inactive since it applied for the Channel 2 permit in 1953 and conducted en unsuccessful campaign for funds to establish the station. It has not met in more than a year.

The group still has $18,000 in donations from the nice penorm-ance ss Lieutenant Becker in this dramatization of New York's 1912 case. Though the case itself about a famous vice cop, Lieutenant Becker, whose connection with gamblers has to be rroved bv the District Attorney (Barrv ACROSS I Kind of 4 Sad cry I Mai'. 3- Fruit I'! Wax 14 Organ of smell 15 Decay 16 Put back in office IS Dealers 20 Duck 21 Footlike pari 22 Sea eagles 24 Hurt 26 Bewildered 27 Murical direction 30 Lodger 32 Older, as bread 34 Girdle 35 Cylindrical 36 Thoroughfares (ab.) 37 Communists 39 Honey makers 40 Heap 41 Soft drink 42 Accustom 45 British prince 49 Abandonment 51 High priest 52 Angers 53 Unemployed 54 Moral wrong 55 Rocky peaks 56 Dregs 57 Droop DOWN 1 Pastry 2 Scent 3 Figures of speech Te Friday May 13 evision By TV KEY'S STAFF IN NEW YORK, HOLLYWOOD -ROUGHING IT" by Mark Twain. A Western with a refreshing difference. Mark Twain lit 70 (James Daly), comfortably ensconced in bed, spins out a yarn about himself as a scatterbrained youth (Andrew Prinet "studying for the fallows," off on a trek out West for the cold that would make him a millionaire.

Since he found violence, villains, well-meaning but irresponsible friends, a flood, and a heap of bad luck from his own folly, there's plenty of drama in this episodic tale. But the best of it is his humor self-criticizing, wise, witty and penetrating something we seem to have lost track of on our endless trek out West with TV. (Color) 9 p.m. Channel 4. STAR PARADE "The Gene Kelly Show." (Repeat) Tune in for this treat of a show.

An hour is hardly enough time for all of Gene Kelly's famous old numbers, but he does manage to repeat a few. Also, note a delightful soft-shoe jazzy ballet, a charming dance by Kelly and his shadow, a number called "Trilogy" with Gene and three ballerinas, a cute, bright "Lrs Oirls" number introducing European ballerinas, a ballet with a bearded coffeehouse group, a wild "jam session" minus Kelly I Sullivan drive seven years ago. 1 2 3 4 15 16 tt I ii i '10 111 i2 13 1 19 I SJ I I 21 23 2s fT-o 127 28 29 33 31 3 33 34 1 1S 15 37 38 jra 35 40 41 42 43 j44 454o (4 4 Ed 49 bO bl I I I I I I But there was indication last night the station may go on the air possibly this year without another public drive for funds. MURFREESBORO A Murfreesboro truck driver died his home early yesterday, a few hours after he had been ln an automobile accident on the Nashville highway. Bobby Ray Climef 28, died iri his sleep about 4:30 a.m.

He had been treated for head injuries at Rutherford hospital. The Injuries-were not believed serious, and ha was released. THE ACCIDENT occurred about; 6:20 p.m. in front of the General Electric plant near the city limits. Trooper J.

C. Ledbetter of the Tennessee highway patrol said witnesses told him Climer lost control of his automobile and turned over two or three times as he attempted to pass several Climer was alone, driving toward Murfreesboro, at the time of the accident. Ilia automobile landed on the General Electric property on the north side of the road. He was Rutherford county's sixth highway fatality of the year. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m.

tomorrow at Woodfin Memorial chapel, the Rev. B. V. Christian officiating. Burial will be In Evergreen cemetery.

Mr. Climer was a native of Mur freesboro, son of Clay and Ruby Wooten Climer, who survive. Other survivors are his widow, Mrs. Ernestine Hutchins Climen two sons. William Ray and Jimmy Wayne Climer: three daughters, Linda Sue, Rebecca, and Theresa Climer; four brothers, James, Glen, Charley, and Clifford Climer; and two sisters.

Miss Shirley Jean Climer and Miss Joyce Marie; Climer, all of Murfreesboro. This was the advice given by Vernon Bronson of Miami, a leading authority on educational TV whe is to meet with Thompson in selecting a station manager, "You have enough money and equipment at ydur disposal to op Sullivan), is interesting, it's not b.s exciting as it sounds. 8 p.m. Channel 5. THE DETECTIVES "Trial by Fire." Good episode.

Otto tries to give a young cop a break by taking him along on a stake-out of a liquor store. Very well done throughout, but the character of the liquor salesman (Jack Weston) is the best part of the entry. Watch the young man, played by Darryl Hickman, and see if you can catch the mistake that proves he's not ready to become a detective. 9 p.m. Channd 8.

Try Again SAN DIEGO. Calif. CP)This erate an educational TV station right now." he told his audience of about 100 persons. "The main thing is to put the signal on the sir, something tangible the people can see and do it as soon as possible. Once the station getn on Bunny Bums the air, it will pay for itself.

LOS ANGELES CP)-Bunny Closrnut Prim on 1959 Model. FRICI DAI RE RANCES REFRICERATORS WASHERS DRYERS LAXXOMS Madison TW $.6106 order went out over the police radio: "Please shoot rat which bit boy to see if he has rahies." H. F. Delzell, Retired Perry Agent, Dies Hugh F. Delzell, 71, of 1308 Eastland a retired Perry county agent and high school principal, died at 7 a.m.

yesterday at his home after a heart attack. Prayer services will be at 9 a.m. today at Eastland funeral home, Wan Ads are speedy. goes on the air. i hwii inn Hare, an actress, model and ice skater, didn't like the shape of her nose.

So she decided to undergo plastic surgery in 1957. The result, Miss Hare charged yesterday in a $25,000 suit, was les attractive than the original. "I wanted a photogenic nose," she testified. "I was told I would get a perfect nose. But it didn't turn out that way." Miss Hare.

21, said that cameramen now have to avoid close-ups of her, concentrating on long shots and the back of her head. Defendant in the suit is Dr. Samuel Kaplan. i 4' 7 with the Rev. J.

Harold Stephens i Sv si Miss Louise Saunders Rifes This Morning Services for Miss Louise Hew WSM-TV WLAC-TV WSIX-TV Ch. 4 NBC Ch. 5 CBS Ch. 8 ABC e) Color Telecast MORNING 6:15 Speer Family 6:30 Continental Country Junction 6:45 Classroom c) Country Junction 7:00 NBC News-Today Country Junction 7:15 Today Weather Country Junction 7:30 Today Country Junction 7:45 Today First News-Weather 8:00 NBC News-Today" CRS News 8:15 Todp.y Captain Kangaroo 8:30 Today Captain Kangaroo 8:45 Tuday Captain Kangaroo Time Table 9:00 Dough Re Mi Amos Andy Cartoons 9:15 Dough Re Mi Amos Andy Cartoons 9:30 Play Your Hunch On the Go Romper Room 1 10:00 Price Is Right c) I Love Lucy Romper Room 10:15 Price Is Risht (c) I Love Lucv Romper Room 130Concentration December Bride Trouble With Father :11:00 Truth or Love of Life Restless Gun ,11:15 Consequences Love of Life Restless Gun 11:30 Could Be You (c Search for Tomorrow Our Miss Brooks Could Be You (c) The Guiding Light Our Miss Brooks AFTERNOON Noon jTMarried Jonn About Faces 12:15 Noon I Married Joan About Faces 12:30 Noon As the World Turns Topper 12:45 Noon As the World Turns Topper i 1:00 Queen For For Fetter or Worse Day in Court 1:15 A Day For Better or Worse Day in Court 1:30 Loretta Young House Party Gale. Storm 2:00 Young Dr alone The" Millionaire BTatthe Clock 2:30 From These Roots The Verdict Is Yours Who Do You Trust 3:00 Fibber McGee The Brighter Dav American Bandstand 3:15 Fibber McGee The Secret Storm American Randstand 3:30 Buckskin The Edge of Night American Bandstand 3:45 Buckskin The Edge of Night American Bandstand 4:00 Three" Stooges ThTRisTsh'ow" Wayof Life 4:15 Three Stooges "Strsnge Bargain" Wav of Life 4:30 Life of Riley Martha Scott Susie 4:45 Life of Riley Jeffrey Lynn Susie "5:00 Five O'clock Hop The Big Show Men of Annapolis 5:15 Five O'Clock Hop Popeve and Friends Men of Annapolis 5:30 Flv O'Clock Hop IPopeye and Friends Rin Tin Tin "evening 6:00 Dateline Nashville Weather-Newsheat Mr.

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6:30 Tales of the Rawhide Walt Disney 6:5 Viking Rawhide Presents 7:00 Sea Hunt Rawhide Walt Disney 7:15 Pea Hunt Rawhide Presents 1 7:30 Lock Up Hotel DcParee ManFrom Blackhawk 8:00 Pontine Star Desilu" Playhouse 77 Sunset Strip 8:15 Parade (c) Desilu Playhouse 77 Sunset Strip 8:30 Pontine Star Dcilu Playhouse 77 Sunset Strip 8:45 Parade (c) Pcsilu Playhouse 77 Sunset Strip 9:00 Roughing It fc) The Medic The Detectives 9:30 Roughing It c) Person to Person Black Saddle It (c) Person to Person Black Saddle 10:00 Esso Reporter Shell News News Scope 10:10 Weather Radar Weather Weather 10:15 Ann-'r's Al'ac-Paar Million Dollar Movies Sports 10:30 Rest of Paar "Race Street" The Mystic Circle I 10:45 Bestof Paar George Raft "Inv'ible M'jn's R'v'ge" 11 CO Jack Paar Show William Bendix Jon Hall 11:30 Jack Paar Show Million Dollar Movies Alan Curtis 11j45JackPaarShow Million Dollar Movies Emcee Dr. Lucifer 12700 Sign Off Million Dollar Movies Sign Off lett Saunders, of 2108 Highland will be at 10:30 a.m. today at IFinley Dorris A Charlton funeral home, 2423 West End ave. I Dr. A.

I Currie and Dr. Donald Funeral Tomorrow For Mrs. Williams 4 it1 1 Ray Jones will officiate and burial will be in Mount Olivet The bodv is at the funeral Miss Saunders died at 10 p.m. Wednesday in St. Thomas hospital Services for Mrs.

Harriott Stewart Williams. 85. of 923 officiating. Funeral services will be at i p.m. today at Sims funeral home in Decherd, Tenn.

The Rev. Mr. Stephens and the Rev. Joe Delzell, a cousin, will officiate at the later service. Burial will be in Mount Garner cemetery in Decherd.

The hotly is at the funeral home, 904 Gallatin road. Mr. Delzell was born in Franklin county. He attended Franklin county schools, Middle State normal ln Murfreesboro, and Peabody college. In 191.1 he married Maude West of Franklin county, who survives.

He was principal of various Tennessee high schools for more than 23 years, including high schools in Lavergne, i 1 1 Christiana, Normandy, Belvedere, and South-side in Clarksville. Mr, Delzell then was Perry county agent, for 18 years before retiring in 1957. He had lived in Nashville since that time. He was a member of Inglewood Baptist church. Other survivors include a son, Hugh W.

Delzell, Wichita Falls, Texas; three brothers, Robert S. and Roy Delzell, both of Decherd, and Ernest Delzell, Nashville; and two grandchildren. Fifth will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Phillips-Robinson funeral home. 2707 Gallatin road.

T. Coy Porter and James Lee McDonough will officiate and burial will be in Spring Hill cemetery. The body is at the funeral home. Mrs. William died at 5 a.m.

yes after an extended illness. She was born in Chattanooga and was a daughter of Robert end Isabella McClure Saunders. Her father wag an official of th railroad. She had lived in Nashville most of her life and attended Nashville citv schools and Peabody college. Miss Saunders was a member of the library staff of the old Ward Belmont college for 30 years and was active in school events.

Sh served as sponsor of the Eccbwar sin club, a social organisation at the college. Survivors Include three sisters, Mins Mary Isabella Saunders, Miss terday in Davidson county tuber culosis nursing home after a long illness. Mrs. Williams was born in Pilot Knob in Sumner county and at tended Sumner county schools. In 1897 she was married to Charles Nicholas Williams, who died in 105.

He was an employe of the railway. Janla Saunders, and Miss Margaret all of Nashville. Mrs. Williams was a member Saunders th Church of Christ. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs.

Herman Brunson, a son, Leon Williams both of Nashville, two grandchildren, and a C. A. Dudley C. A. (Crump) Dudley, 7S, of 502 P.adnor st a retired streetcar operator, died at 2:43 a.m.

yesterday at his home after a stroke. Funeral services will be at G. Bowen 66, of 138 a.m. tomorrow at Woodbine funer- Kenneth G. Bowen, Mrs.

PhWip J. Mayers Mrs. Phillip J. Mayers, 83, of 3514 Central a native Nash-villlan, died at 3:30 p.m. yesterday ln St.

Thomas hospital after a long illness. She had been in the hospital six weeks, Mass will be at 9 a.m. tomorrow at the Cathedral of the Incarnation, 2001 West End ave. The Rev, Phillip Thoni will officiate. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery.

Tha body is at Martin's funeral home, 309 Louise ave, Mrs, Mayers, the former Brlget-ta Schantz, was born and reared al home, 3G20 NolcKsville road. Antioch pike, retired postal em- nlnvtv flinH vesti-Hnv aflprnnnn nf Radio Friday May 13 The Rev. Hubert Covington willia heart attaek whije plowing his officiate and burial will be in garden with a tractor. Funeral services will be at 10 The Woodlawn memorial pBrk WSIX (980) ABC WLAC (1510) CBS MORNING WSM (650) NBC (c) Color Telecast a.m. tomorrow at Cosmopolitan funeral home, 2505 West End ave.

The body is at the funeral home. Mr. Bowen, a native of Hollow Rock, had lived in Nashville 40 years. He retired five mm 1 1 iiihi1 J-'Vy-t'nYstTriiii Tn 3:00 Opry Star Spotl'ht Country Store iCountry Store body is at the funeral home. Mr.

Dudley was born and educated ir Williamson county. In 1906 he married Fannie Mae Walton of Williamson county, who survives. He had lived in Nashville about 40 years and was employed as a streetcar operator about 20 years, retiring about 10 years ago. He was a member of Mount Carmel 4:45 5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45 Life Line Jamboree Jamboree Jamboree Flatt Scruggs Hit the Road iW. Buzz Benson Hit the Road Hit the Road News CT years ago a parcel post delivery-man.

He was a member of the Baptist church. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Georgia Bowen; a son, Maj. K. G.

Bowen Homestead, U.S. in Nashville. She attended Assumption echool. In 1926 she married Mr. Mayers, a restaurant operator, who died in 1931.

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