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COOL CAT UR Alumni Gifts Hit Democrat and Chronicle) Rochester, N. FrL.Jan.8.1960 1 1 TV Schedule Friday, January 8 Record of $142,137 The Program for a Greater University the University of Rochester began Oct. 6 has produced a record $142,137.51 in alumni funds, David M. Allyn, general Television The Lawman, 7 pa on 5: Marshal Troop tries to stop a mis chairman of the campaign, The amount compares with $106,448.75 raised in fiscal 1958-59. At that time, however, tnere was no special enori maae about im more alumni wiU the annual alumni fund drive contribute during the rest of The current drive, which fiscal A id ends June 30, is part of a longjeacn alumnus wiU remernber range program to raise for his eift the universitv 900.000 bj 1965.

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Qt This paid killer is my bodyguard, man!" STOCKINGS Wlaik. JohhiL 'The Fabulous Fifties' Carry Hayward Mark A SSUMING THAT A producer, like an actor, is only as good as his last show, the Leland Hayward name cn the credits of "The Fabulous Fifties," this month's two-hour special on CBS, ought to be sufficient reason for the public to await the show on the tiptoe of ex For Varicose Veins MONROE SURGICAL HA. 4-4227 Monroe les To Our HeBeWREE PARKIN ANY ALUMINIZED TV PICTURE TUBE InttolUd FREE Willi, ret Wolf CHANNEL I ROC-TV CHANNEL It WHEC-TV 8 00 Clossroom ot Chrsti t5 Today Storts 10 Todav Home News, CBS News at I 45 Today Kongorno 114 9 00 Ding Dong School Cottee Movie Cottee Movie Cotee Movie Cottee Movie 5 Dino Dona 5cf0l TO Burn Allen 45 Rerun Series 00 Dough Re Ml IS Down Re 30 Ploy Hunch Cottee Move Cottee Movn On the Go 45 Play Hunch On the Go 00 Price It Right (C) 15 Price Right 30 Concentration 45 Concentration Lucy (reruns) Lucy (reruns) Dee. Bride Rerun Series 12 10 Truth, Conse'cet '5 Truth, Conse'ce 30 Could Be You Love ot Lite Love ot Lite mnrn Tom roe, 45 Coulud Be You Guiding Light 1 00 Feature Movi 15 Feature Movie 30 Feature Movie 45 Feature Movie Stage One Stage One As World Turns As World Turns 10 Feature Movie Better, Worse Better, Worse House Party House Party Feature Movie Home Cooking Home Cooking fcJ45 300 it 00 Or. Molone Millionaire Rerun Series Dr.

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In the cast also are Celeste Holm, Orson Bean, Neva Patterson and Jessie Royce Landis. Lucy Desi Show, 9 p.m. on 10: Repeat of "Lucy Makes Room for Danny." Problems over renting a home to Danny Thomas. M-Squad, 9:30 p.m. on 5: "The Man Who Went Straight" concerns a tip from an ex-convict that a deported criminal is re-entering the country with a large supply of narcotics.

Twilight Zone, 10 p.m. on 1 0: Two men seek a planet free of regimentation in "Third from the Sun." Joe Maross, Fritz Weaver and Edward Andrews are in the cast. Boxing, 10 p.m. on 5: Welter weights Stan Harrington of Honolulu and Gaspar Ortega of Mexico in a 10-rounder. At 10:45, jackpot bowlers Frank Clause and Don Ellis.

Person to Person, 10:30 p.m. on 10: Screen star Olivia de Havilland and French dress designer Pierre Balmain are visited on a program taped in the Paris area. Movie at 11:20 on 10: Rosalind Russell and Paul Lukas in "Casino Murder Case," one of S. Van Dyne's Philo Vance mysteries. Jack Paar Show, 11:30 p.m.

on 5: Repeat of Dec. 16 program with George Kirgo, George S. Kaufman, Dr. Spencer Thornton and Kaye Ballard. Saturday Sports: The 11th an nual Senior Bowl Game in Mobile, 3 p.m.

on Channel 5. Also at 3 O'clock Chan-ned 5. Also at 3 o'clock Chan-of the National Hockey League game in New York between the Rangers and the Detroit Red Wings. Channel 5 lists wrestling at 12:30 and championship bowling at 2 o'clock. Radio Hockey on WHEC: Remote broadcasts of the Americans' games at Providence tonight and Springfield tomorrow night will be given from 8:30 p.m.

to finish of action. Eieept Color Metal 24" or 27" JERRY'S DISCOUNT HOUSE I pectation. True, viewprs must have long memories to remember Hay ward's last television presents tion, which also nappenea to De his first. And what a "first!" It was the two-hour Ford 50th anniversary show with Mary jwarun anar Ethel Merman, in 1953, still' held as the measuring rod Marie for the best in Torre television entertainment. ciihconiiontiv An illness and, subsequently, from reaping further honors in TV, but now Hayward is back to stay for two or three years, at any rate The incentive, if you can call Ml Mi 1 5T? i 93 Monroe Ave.

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The university foresees an increase of $2,063,000, but feels it must raise the $954,000 difference from new sources. The new sources: at least half of it from increased contributions from alumni, corporations and non-alumni friends. Allyn said this year's number of gifts to date total 6,915, com pared with 7,712 for all of last year. The average gift of about $20 is $6 higher than a year ago. In addition to the direct con- tributions, the university stands a chance of earning a "challenge gift" pledged by an I anonymous alumnus.

The challenge works this way: $300 of it will be given for each percentage point by which a solicitation division increases its participation; $400 will be given for each dollar increase in division gifts, and $50 for each percentage participation increase and dollar gift increase of each of the alumni regional clubs. The 24 regional clubs in the East and Midwest and the various divisions so far have col lected $23,900 of the $50,000. What's My Return! nq on 10 The panel show, "What's My Line?" will return to the Rochester schedule Thursday, Jan. 23. at 9:30 p.m., it was announced last night by William J.

Adams, WHEC-TV program director. Channel 10 will carry it on a delay basis. In recent years it had been shown on WROC's Channel 5 Sunday nights in a sponsor's arrangement with the CBS Network, of which WHEC is an affiliate. WROC is on the NBC Network. John Daly is moderator of the 10-year-old TV show with Arlene Francis, Dorothy Kil- gallen and Bennett Cert as regular panelists.

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He wanted my advice years. Under terms of hisjon how to combat a program agreement, he is expected totalled 'I Love Lucy' on the op-create three series and two position network. After think- Call JENKINS MACY BA 5-3430 $900. He's since found good use for it. The isolation booth will be exhibited in one segment of "The Fabulous Fifties," a turn-of-the-decade look at America in terms of music, comedy, drama, dance, and reporting.

And who can deny that the isolation booth symbolizes a promi nent aspect of American "culture" during the '50's. Besides the booth, the extravaganza will have Henry Fonda (as host), Jackie Gleason, Rex Harrison and Julie Andrews, to mention four. Though it's his first produc- uon lIe 2 years nes Deen t' rRS nnn in tho 71,4 years ago when he was one of its well-paid consultants, "I used to feel guilty about it a check every week and no- wa, r0nstiHine' mm ing about it, I asked if there was any law against giving away big sums of money on TV. He said no and asked why. Well, I said, the only way you're going to beat 'I Love Lucy' is not with another show like it but with something that would appeal to people's greed.

NBC was enthusiastic, but they did nothing about it until somebody else came along with the idea. In view of all that's happened, I can only say KiiiiK uudkey, never one to pass ud a plane trie iriat arfpntoH an invitation ha "ITt.r Vul l- Air India Boeing 707 flight to Bombay Feb. 10. The pilot will be Tex Johnson, chief test pilot for Boeing. Preparing to be away from CBS microphones one month, Godfrey will have a film crew along to record scenes for a TV special.

The party will fly from New York to London to Bombay, where Godfrey and Johnson will be the guests of a maharajah on a safari. Manning Godfrey's microphones during his month-long absence will be his reliable pinchhitter, Sam Levenson. MOVES "Riverboat" from the Sunday evening schedule to Monday nights at 7:30, effective Feb. 1, with "Overland Trail" filling the vacated Sunday spot. Yes, another Western! "The Wonderful World of Jack Paar" will be the "Star-time" special on Jan.

26. A survey of the TV market by LEGAL NOTICE Bond Resolutloa, Dated Ieaary Ids, IM. Autharliliif the Ltuunre of SI.t3S.0O Serial Boadl of Ceatral School Dlrtrlct So. 1 of the Towns of Penfleld, Perfatoa and Brlthttra. Moeme Couatjr, and Walworth and Macedoa, Wanse Coanty, Parnaal to the Loral Flnanre Law, to Flaaare a New School Buildlni.

Whereas, the Qualified vntrn nf Central School District No. 1 of the Towns of Penfield. Perinton and Brighton. Monroe Coonty. and Walworth and Macedon.

Wayne County, at a special meeting of such voters duly held on October 10. 1959, duly adopted a resolution authorizing the levy of a tax to be collected in installments, in the manner provided by the Education Law. for the specific object or purpose hereinafter described, and the amount of such tis so voted is $1,235,000: Now. Therefore, Be It Resolved by the Board of Education as follows: Section t. In order to finance the specific object or purpose, hereinafter described.

Central School District No. I of the Towns of Penfield, Perintoa and Brighton, Monroe County, and Walworth and Macedon. Wavne County. New York, shall issue its Serial Bonds of the sgsregate principal amount of $1,235,000, pursuant to the Local Finance Law of New York. Section 2.

The specific obect of purpose to be financed pursuant to this resolution (hereinafter referred to as is the erection on the school site designated by the resolution adopted at a special meeting of voters of the School District held on October 10. 1959. of a new building of Class (fireproof) construction, as defined In Sec tion 11.00 of said Local Finance Law, and the purchase of the original furnishings, apparatus and equipment required for the use of such building as a school building, and the trading or other improvement of its site. Section $. It Is hereby stated that (a) the maximum cost of said purpose, as estimated by the Board of Education, it $1,235,000.

and (b) no money has heretofore been authorized to be applied to the payment of the cost of said purpose, and (c) the Board of Education plans to finance the cost of said purpose entirely from funds raised by the Issuance of said Serial Bonds authorized by this resolution. Section 4. It Is hereby determined that the purpose Is one of the class of objects or purposes described in Subdivision ll(s) of Paragraph a of Section 11.00, and that the period of probable usefulness of said purpose is thirty years. Section S. This resolution shall be publshed In full by the District Clerk of said School District, together with a notice in substantially the form prescribed by Section 81.00 of said Local Finance Law, and such publication shall be in the Democrat and Chronicle, a newspaper published In the County of Monroe, and having a general circulation In said School District.

The validity of said Serial Bonds or of any bond anticipation notes Issued in anticipation of the sale of said Serial Bonds may fee contested only If such obligations are authorized for an object or purpose for which said School District Is not authorized to expend money, or the provision of law which should be complied with at the date of publication of this resolution are not substantially complied with, and an act'on, suit or proceeding contesting such validity, Is commenced within twenty days after the date of such publication; or If said obligation are authorized In violation of the provisions of the Constitution of New York. Section 6. This resolution shall take eff'ct immediately upon its adoption. The bond resolution published here, with has been adopted on January 5, 190. and the validity of the obligations authorized by such bond resolution may be hereafter contested only if such obligations were authorized for an object or purpose for which Central School District No.

1 of the Towns of Penfield, Perinton and Brighton. Monroe County, and Walworth and Macedon, Wayne County, is not authorized to expend monev or if the provisions of law which should have been complied with a of the date of publication of this notice were not substantially complied with, and an action, suit or proceeding contesting tuch validity Is commenced within twenty days after the date of publication of this notice, or tuch obligation were authorized In violation of the prevision! of the Constitution of New York. MERCEDES HUMPHRIES. District Clerk. A 11 It.

LEGAL NOTICE BonrJ Resolution, Dated January 5th, 166. Authortrin. the Issuance of SJS.BOfl Serial Bonds ot Central grhool District No. 1 of the Towns of Penfield, Perinton and Brighton. Monroe County, and Walworth and Macedon, Wavne County, Pursuant to the Local Finance Law, to Finance the Acquisition ot a School Sit.

Whereas, the qualified voters of Central School District No. I of the Towns of Penfield, Perinton and Brighton, Monroe Countv, and Walworth and Macedon, Wayne County, at a spedsl meeting of such voters duly held on October 10, 1939, duly adopted a resolution authorizing the levy of a tax to be collected In Installments, In the manner provided by the Education Law, for the specific object or purpose hereinafter described, and the amount of such tai so voted Is Now, Therefore. Be Resolved by the Board of Edu. cstlon as follows: Section 1. In order to finance the specific object or purpose, hereinafter described.

Central School District N. 1 of the Towns of Penfield, Perinton and unitnton, Monroe County, and Walworth end Macedon, Wavne County, New York, shall Issue its Serial Bonds of the aggregate principal amount of $39.000, pursuant to the Locsl Finance Law of New York. Section 2. The specific oblect or purpose to be financed pursuant to this resolution (hereinafter referred to as Is the acquisition of the parcel of land described in said resolution adopted by the qualified voters of the School District on October 10, 1959. for use as a school site.

Section J. It Is hereby stated that (a) the maximum cost of said purpose, as estimated by the Board of Education, i $.19,000. nd (h) no monev has heretofore been authorized to be applied to the payment of the cost of said purpose, and Cc) the Board of Education plans to finance the cost of said purpose entirely from funds raised by the Issuance of said Serial Bonds authorized by this resolution. Section 4. It Is hereby determined that the purpose is one of the class of oblects or purposes described In Subdivision 21 of Paragraph a of Section 11.00.

and that the period of probable usefulness of said purpose is thirty years. Section 5. This resolution shall bo publshed In full by the District Clerk of said School District, together with a notice In substantially the form prescribed by Section 81.00 of said Lnc finance Law. and such publication shall be In Democrat and Chronicle, a newspaper published In the County of Monroe, and having a genial clrwi'tlpn 'n said School District. The validity of said Serial Bonds or of any bond anticipation notes Issued In anticipation of the sale of said Serial Bonds may contested only if such obligations ar authorized for an oblect or purpose for which said District is not authorized to expend monev, or the provisions of law which should be complied with at the date of publication of this resolution are not substantially complied with, and an action, suit or proceeding contesting such validity, is commenced within twenty days after the date of such publication: or If said obligations are authorized In violation of the pro.

visions of the Constitution of New York. Section S. This resolution shall take effecfsjmmedlatelv upon its adoption. The bond resolution published here with has been adopted on January I960, and the validity of the obligations authorized by such bond resolution may be hereafter contested only If such obligations were authorized for an oblect or purpose for which Central School District No. 1 of the Towns of Penfield, Perinton and Brighton, Monro County, and Walworth and Macedon, Wayne County, 1 not authorized to expend i money or if the provisions of law which should have been complied with as of the date of publication of this notice were not substantially complied with, and an action, suit or proceeding con-: testing such validity Is commenced within twenty days after the date of publication of this notice, or such obligation were authorized in violation of the provision of the Constitution of New York.

I MERCEDES HUMPHRIES, District Clerk. 11 It, Today's Radio Programs Nat Shevin Says: North and South Easl and Wtit. Beacon Realty You Best! Drive In Over 2S00 Photo Listings Beacon Realtors 583 Main St. E. LO 2-8338 Open Daily to Saturday t-J Sunday l-l LJi4taV i I Music; Slonoff ot 5 p.m WRVM Nick Nirkson Nwt News; Bob Mills WVET Jack Frlel WHEC News, lock Slatterv WHAM Cocktail; New WSAY N'ck Newt WBBF News; Bob Mills WVET EVENINO COO-Newt Sots Stocks Thomas WHEC Newt.

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Single house, vacant. A deposit of either cash, certified check or draft of at least 10 of the amount bid will positively be required at time of sale. Uncertified personal checks cannot be accepted. Balance in cash at time ef transfer. Sale Is subject to approval of the State Department of Social Welfare.

The right iiVeservod to reiect all bids. For further information call E. J. Catsidy or Gordon B. Harris, Attoney, BRowning 1-5500.

Dated: Januay 3, I960 WILLIAM B. WOODS Director of Public Welfare MORNINO tnrr WHAV Ail Night Show WVET t.lur i Newt: Haetner; Woods H'lllvHv Ml)'f News; R'se 'n' Shine WVMbl WSAY John Woods WVfJ WHfcl WBBF WVfJ Twme! WBBF WVFt WBBF WVFT (KMM-'tn ft ilnremm News; Weather; Woods Nwv rimefc eneT News; Rise 'n' Shine New mhftum Nw mu Mnth News; John Woods Nwt: I nr News; Rlse'n' Shine News; f-Bof Nhmtm- Nnr) rnor News; John Woods Timekener; nw News; Rise 'n' Shine Fogel; Nmhntim Npw 10:00 News; Godfrey Time News: 'or. BnMronm News News; Music Shoo WHAM wHcr WSAY News; Ed Hlnkle 11:00 News, Portv: Moore; Funny Fun with Dunn Pollroom News News; Music Shoo Joe Owe, Nem News; Ed Hlnkle AFTERNOON T-U; Music "Jii News, Moetner; 0nenr Melodies New News; Music Shoo WP" J-r Oetme, News WRBJ, New: Ft) Hlnkle WVET AA .1 nH i I tnr, WSAY News- Music Shoo WRVV toe Oeone, N.ws WBBf News; Ed Hlnkle WVET 2:00 News; Serials News; Earle Jerrls WOliub New-News; Music Man Joe Oeone New" News; Bob Mills Wf 3:00 News; Jock Frlel WHEC News; lack Slatterv WHAM 1370 (Jut); New News; Hi Stan, Music Man ck Nirk'on News WBBF News; Bob Mills WVET Jack Frlel WHEC News, lot Slatterv Wham 1370 Club; New WSAi Sponsor magazine promoted specials a year, so where are his TV efforts of the past two years? "Don't look at me!" Hayward beseeched. "I did my part. Why, I must have turned over 10 series ideas during the past couple of years.

The CBS people liked abinit six of them, loved them. Then all the CBS men who loved them either quit or got fired. "But I'm not complaining. I've never subscribed to foisting an idea on people. If they want it, fine.

If they don't, that's their business. Actually the only series Idea I was unhappy to see passed over was a TV version of the book "My Six Convicts." I kept hounding CBS for a decision on it because I think it's a damn fine property. Well, I finally received a nice letter about it. To make a long letter short, they didn't think it was any good for a TV series. "Well," he shrugged, "I'll sell it elsewhere one of these days.

I've got the rights." JJAYWARD IS A collector of stage props as well as theatrical properties. Sometime ago, when he learned that isolation booths left over from the big money quizzes, of yore were on sale, he purchased one for Segregation OnTV Denied NEW YORK, Jan. 7 (UPI) The Bell Telephone Co. denied today that it had refused to permit the integration of white and Negro performers on its television show, "The Bell Telephone Hour." The denial was in response to a charge by Norman Granz, manager of singer Ella Fitzgerald, which was made in a full-page advertisement in the Dec. 30, 1959, issue of Variety, show busines trade paper.

Granz had charged that Miss Fitzgerald's guitarist, who is white, was permitted to accompany the singer on the company's recent "Tribute to Gershwin" show with the understanding that he would not be on camera at any time. Granz said Barry Wood, producer of the show, had told him that this would be in accord with the policy of the Bell company, which, Granz said, "never allows a mixed group to be on its show." Wood was unavailable for comment. But a spokesman for the company, in denying Granz's charge, said white and Negro performers had appeared on the show together on "at least half the shows." The spokesman said the company was "surprised'' at the charge, which, he said, had no basis in fact. "On the program in question, for example," the spokesman said, "there were both Negro and white artists on camera together at the beginning of the program." The National Broadcasting on whose television network the "Bell Telephone Hour" appears, declined comment on Granz's charges. preuicuon mat mere ii oe more situation comedies in the fall and a cutback in mysteries and Westerns.

Maybe the educated guess about Westerns will turn out to be correct. Only four of the shotgun sagas made the Nielsen top ten for December. In other months, there were as many as eight cowboy shows in the top ten. New York Herald Tribune, Inc. Copyright, 1960, FOREVER FEMININE -N'twrne.

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Radio Frequencies WHEC WRVM A80 WHAM V0 WVET 1M0 WSAV 1371 WBBF fSt BOY BREAKS LEG Chased by a barking dog, a 13-year-old stumbled and fell, breaking his leg at the side of 11 Mark St. about 4:15 p.m. p.m. yesterday. Casmer Wys-pianski of 16 Reed was taken to Genesee Hospital with a fractured right leg.

)) Special (pWichaM! I )) 9x12 "JCOol Reg. WJJ IC Tweed Patterns if i KLASS I 1 114 Monroe Ave. Open Tuos. ir Thurs. Eves, if GOVERNMENT SALE SEALED BID OPENING MARCH 8, 1960 LAND AND IMPROVEMENTS AIR FORCE PLANT NO.

51 INSTALLATION NO. 4022 GREECE, MONROE COUNTY, NEW YORK Bids are invited for the purchase of the following described property located at the above site. The property offered for ale is located at Dewey Avenue and Lake Ontario Slate Parkway, Greece, New York and consist of 40.33 acre of fee owned land and 3.66 acre of easement. The property is improved with 19 building of variou ixe having a total floor area of approximately 266,000 q. ft.

Other improvement consist of fuel oil torage tank, parking area, walk, fencing and 1900 feet of railroad trackage. All utilities are available. HOW, WHEN AND WHERE TO BUY All bid must be aubmitted on Invitation to Bid form -No. 2PRD-301, which describe the property, tate the term and condition of the tale and provides instruction on how to bid. Bids will be received by the General Service Administration, Bid Opening Room, Busines Service Center, 250 Hudson Street, New York 13, New York until 2:00 P.M., Eastern Standard Time, March 8, 1960, at which time they will be publicly opened and read.

Copies of the Invitation and Bid form may be obtained at the Business Service Center. You are urged to inspect the property before submitting your bid. Arrangements to inspect the property may be made by contacting the Rochester Air Procurement District, Mr. Thoma Winshurst, 20 Symington Place, Rochester 3, New York, Telephone, Fairview 8-7670. GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION PUBLIC BUILDINGS SERVICE ACQUISITION AND DISPOSAL DIVISION DISPOSAL BRANCH 250 HUDSON STREET, NEW YORK 13, N.

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