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13 The Pittsburgh Press, Saturday, July 1972 'Archie' In Hot Wafer HomorrowsTV woman of the Credentials Com-mittea of the Democratic National Committee, will interviewed. 4, 7 MAKE A WISH Color 9-REV. HUMBARD (Cont.) ll-TREEHOUSECLUIColor 1 Public TV Measure Vetoed WASHINGTON (UPI) -President Nixon has given at least a temporary victory to advocates of local autonomy for educational television systems by unexpectedly vetoing a bill to increase funds for public broadcasting. The bill, which gained over-w helming approval in the House and Senate, would have nearly doubled federal spending on the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Mr.

Nixon, in a veto message to Congress yesterday, said the corporation was exerting too much control over the nation's 220 educational TV stations. "One of the trends we don't agree with is the extent of national programming being provided to local stations," said Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler. said only 13 per cent of the corporation's funding in 1972 went to local stations. A 4 Projrom li'stinjs en these poses are supplitd by the stations. SUNDAY MORNING Channel Indicates Color 6:15 A.

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2, 10-FACE THE NATION Colar Patricia Harris, actinq chair RAINED OUT for on indefinite period was the state lottery which will be suspended after the July 1 2 drawing. In Highspire, Dauphin County, )im Keefer, left, end Tony Deangelis, employes of the Lottery Bureau, check tickets ruined in the Harrisburg flood. Obituaries Playhouse Owner In Somerset Dies Chess Match Up In Air Over Fischer NEW YORK (UPI) Prospects dimmed early today that U. S. chess player Bobby Fischer would show up in Reykjavik, Iceland, where his match against defending Soviet champion Boris Spassky is scheduled tomorrow.

Newsmen waited in vain at John F. Kennedy International Airport, but the last Icelandic Airlines flight early today took off without Fischer, who is demanding more money. In Germany, Max Euwe, president of the World Chess Federation, said that if Fischer did not show up for the match, he may lose his rights as challenger for the world title. Fischer's behavior has touched off a wave of debate in New York and Moscow. The Sov i news agency Tass said Fischer was motivated by "a disgusting spirit of gain." "Whenever the matter concerns Fischer, money comes first while sports motives are related to the background," Tass said.

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2-YOU ARE THERE Color 4 ADVENTURE TIME (Cont.) 4-ORAL ROBERTS PRESENTS Color 7-TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Color 9 ROLLER GAMES 10 MOYIE "Torpedo Bay," James Mason, Lili Palmer. A desperaie sea exploit. Good sea action. 11 FACE TO FACE Color 1 :00 M. 2-CHILDREN'S FILM FESTIVAL 4 DEATH VALLEY DAYS Color Robert Taylor and Mariette Hartley star in the story of Vir-qinia City's famed "Tiqer Lil," who proved she could liv in anonymity.

6, 7, 1 1 MEET THE PRESS Color Richard E. Neusladt, action chairman of the Democratic Platform Committee of th Democratic National Committe, will bs interviewed. 9 ROLLER GAMES (Cent.) 10 MOYIE (Cont.) 1:30 P. M. 2-FILM FESTIVAL (Cont.) 4-MOVIE "The Walls of Jericho," Cornel Wilde, Anne Baxter.

Behind every men 1 1 948 1 SENATORS REPORT Color 7-MOVIE "Let's Male Love," Tony Randjl1 Marilyn Monroe. e-JACKSON FIVEColor 10- MOVIE (Cont.) 11- CRAFTS WITH KATY Color 13 SELF DEFENSE FOR WOMEN Color, 2:00 P. M. 2 CIVILISATION Color "The) Hero Artist." 4, 7, 10 MOVIE (Cont.) 6 MOYIE Color "The Mouse That Roared," Pei. Sellers, Jean Seberq.

The mythical Duchy of Fenwiclc declares war on the United States. Sellers at his best. (1959) 9-ROAD RUNNER Color II-MOYIE AColor "Return of Wildfire." Richard Men, Pitrlcle Morlson. 13-FORSYTE SAGA Space Dock Creates Problem For Mother Don Durgin, president of NBC-TV is still laughing at a letter received by the network from an irate mother disgusted with the "mechanical sex" exhibition NBC had during the recent Apollo flight. She ended the letter saying, can no longer think up answers to my i 1 's questions about docking." 19 Proposals District at the South Park Junior-Senior High School, 2171 Ridge Rood.

Library, Pennsvlyonlo, Allegheny County, ot the office of the Superintendent, Dr. George lulaio, until 4:00 o'clock p. m.i Tuesday, July 11, 1972. Wall paneling, ventilation, and file floor at Library Elementary School gym. The bids are to be opened publicly end read aloud at the aforementioned place ond date at 7:00 p.

m. Biding blanks and bi conltan Bidding blpnks ond bid conditon may be obtained from the office of Ihe Superintendent, Dr. George Bulo-10, at the South Pork Junior-Senior High School, 2171 Ridge Road. Library, Pennsylvania, Allegheny County. The School District reserves the right to relect anv or ell bids It thev deem It to be In the best Interests of the School District.

The School District mov waive any Informationalltles in the bidding. SOUTH PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT MRS. MAGDALEN E. BOSS. Secretary it stars Lloyd Bridges as a parachuting scuba diver (that's the way to make a big splash), attempting to rescue a political prisoner.

Nico Min-ardos, Joan Blackman, Irene Dailey and Michael Ansara are in the cast. Channel 4. (Color) If you don't think TV comedy is getting more adult, try THE NEW DICK VAN DYKE SHOW which deals with a split between Bernie and Carol (Marty Brill and Nancy Dussault, in their best roles to date) because she wants children and he doesn't. It's a serious subject, but it's handled with taste and wit and some great dialogue. Repeat.

Channels 2, 9, 10. (Color) 9- 11 SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES concludes "Isadora," the story of the American dancer with the freedom-loving beliefs who met death through a bizarre accident. Vanessa Redgrave stars. Part Two. Channels 8, 7, 11.

(Color) 10- 11 MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE has a goodie. A hood is in cahoots with a doctor who brainwashes men to become assassins, then kill themselves. In order to break up the gang, Barney (Greg Morris) becomes the next "assassin." The problem is, even with his antidote pills, can he withstand the brainwashing? Donald Moffat, a good actor, is the art-loving hood and Leonard Frey is the brainwashing doctor. Repeat. Channels 2, 9, 10.

(Color) THE ABC NEWS INQUIRY looks at "Black Business in White America." The special offers profiles of three successful black business ventures: Autotorium, an automobile repair business in Cambridge, Black Enterprise magazine, and a New York City clothing store. Black leaders, including Rev. Jesse Jackson, discuss the special problems confronting the black American in private business. Frank Reynolds is narrator. Channel 4.

(Color) love against the background of romantic Waikiki Beach. Gidget gets her man. 4-MOYIE "Sailor of the King." Jeffrey Hunter, Michael Rennie. Three outqunned British cruisers tale on Nazi pocket battleship. Good war-at-sea action.

1953) MOYIE "Up From the Beach," Cliff Robertson, Irina Demick. American sergeant becomes nursemaid to a qroup of French citizens durinq Normandy invasion. War-time drama. (1965) 7 MOYIE Color "Kelly and Me," Van Johnson, Piper Leurie. Sonq-and-dance man accidentally teams up with a police doq and finds success.

Unusual. (1957) 9- MOYIE -Color "Out of Siqhl," Jonaihan Daly, Karen Jensen. The ounq set at work and at play. Tuna out, ma and pa. (1966) 10- MOVIE "Ten Lirtle Indians," Hugh O'Brian, Shirley Eaton.

11- MOYIE Color "Atragon," Taclao Talashina, Yoko Fuiplyna. Commander of a fantastic varship helps the powers of the world destroy an tindersaas empire. Way out. (1962) Also, "Voyage lo a Prehistoric Planet," Eaoll Rathbone, Faith Domergue. Crew of space ship lands on Venus in the year 2000.

Fa- out. (1965) Radio AM STAS. I FM STAS. KDKA 1020 KQV 1410 WAMO B60 WEDO 110 WEEP 1080 WIXZ 1360 WJAS 1320 WLOAI550 WPIT 730 WPSL 1510 WTAE 1250 WWSW970 W2UM 1590 KDKA 92.9 WAMOI05.9 WDUO 90.5 WDYE. 102.5 WEEP 107.9 WJAS 99.7 WKJF 93.7 WLOA 96.9 WPIT 101.5 WTAE 94.1 WWSW94.5 WYDD 104.7 Stereo 1:00 A.

M. 10 MOVIE Color "Tlior and the Amaron Queen Joe Robinson, Susy Anderson. A qlant appears and subdues 101 fierce women in combat. Those were the good old days. 1:30 A.

M. 2-MOVIE "Emerqency Squad," Richard Denninq, William Henry. Girl reporter proves sh belonqs on tr newspaper. Troubleshooters ork hard. (1940) Troup's Beard Wrong For Neurosurgeon Role As soon as "Emergency!" began a hiatus, BoDby Troup began growing a beard.

Just as it got out of the scratchy, funny-looking stage, he was called to NBC for a photo session and he had to shave. "If only I played a psychiatrist instead of a neurosurgeon," he said, "they probably would have let me keep it." Killer Rett Weeily Pert Repert MELLIPEDES FOR JBVlCf CALL 712-1159 Elco Mfj. Co. Ill TW4 St. Sfcarskri FEATURED in Satyojit Ray's classic Indian film, "Two Daughters," i Sou-mitra Charterjee.

"Film Odyssey" appears on Channel 13 this evening from 8-10. most famous author. Ray, who directed, wrote the adaptation and music, produced and filmed this exquisite gem, was greatly influenced by Tagore's work. The first story is about a postmaster who is "adopted" by a young orphan girl and the second concerns a young man who marries a girl of his, not his parents', choice. Channel 13.

(Color) THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW, always funny, repeats one of its funniest shows. An apartment is about to be vacated in Mary's building and Ted (Ted Knight) decides to take it. After all, he can then count on Mary and Rhoda (Valerie Harper) for little things like sewing on buttons and providing food. The girls try to talk him out of the move, while Phyllis (C 1 i Leachman), who turns out to be the apartment manager, eagerly tries to grab the "celebrity." Repeat. Channels 2, 10.

(Color) THE SATURDAY SUMMER MOVIE is a repeat of a film originally telecast exactly two months ago. It's "Daring Game," and to sua Archie for overloading of his washing machines. (Repeat) BEWITCHED Color The question of whether Saman-tha and Darrin's ton, Adam, is a warlock or mortal is finally resolved. (Repeat) 7, 1 1 EMERGENCY Color Paramedic Johnny Gaqa beqins to believe the "Adam-12" teU-vision proqram is real. (Repeal) 13 FILM ODYSSEY "Two Daughters." Indian director Satveiit Ray combines two sepa rates stories to explore different aspects of love.

TY CHANNELS 2 KDKA 4 WTAE (Pithkurfh) WJAC (Jor.mtewn) 7WTRF (Whteline,) 9 WSTV (StttnWille) 10 WFfS (Alteene) 11 WIIC (Pittsburgh) 13 WO ED (Pittsburgh) WOEX (Pittsburgh) 13 WPGH Pittsburgh) 8:30 P. M. 9, 0 MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW Celer Trer's a vacant apartment in the buildinq where Mary lives and Ted Baxter wants to move into it. (Repeat) SATURDAY SUMMER MOVIE "Darinq Lloyd Bridge; Nico Minardos. A of e-perls form toqetrer to save a man imprisoned on en island.

(19671 7. II EMERGENCY (Cont.) 13 FILM ODYSSEY (Cent.) :00 P. M. 9, 10 DICK VAN DYKE Cotor When Carol and 6Vni sdIIt up, fney both end up at the Preston hojse. (Repeat) MOVIE (Cent.) 7.

1 1 SATURDAY NIGHT MOYIE Celor "The Loves of Isadora," James Fox, Jason Robards. Part II. Bioqraphy of the American dancer Isadora Duncan. 13 FILM ODYSSEY (Cent.) 9:30 f. M.

9, 10 ARNIE Coler ArnVs success as a salesman hs dubious repercussions. (Repea'l 7, II MOVIE (Cent.) 13 FILM ODYSSEY (Cent.) 10:00 P.M. 9, 10 MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE Col or Barney impersonate; a former prisoner to he'p the IMF team break LP a a ynd rat sp rializlnq in brainwashing e-convicts. (Repeat) 14M ALL IN THE FAMILY is more predictable than usual, but it's still funny. Ar chie (Carroll O'Connor) re-turns from the laundromat fuming because "Arab" owner has a bad machine that ruined his laundry, made him fear his trousers and injure his knee.

He figures to look for a good IV Scout's Best Fets Jan Croiby Jewish lawyer "cause I'm suing an Arab and I want a guy that's full of hate." Then the "Arab" (Jack Weston) shows up and says he is suing Archie for ruining the machine, the pride of his fleet. Repeat. Channels 2, 10. (Color) It's time for witches Grimalda and Enchantra (Mary est her Denver and Diana Chesney) to test young Adam (David Lawrence) to find out if, like his mother and sister, he is BEWITCHED. Maurice Evans shows up to help, and na tu rally fouls things up badly.

It's a good episode for series fans. Repeat. Channels 4. (Color) S-9 There are only two rescues for the men on a skinny burglar trapped in a ventilating duct and a doctor caught in a radiation leak after an explosion. They are both exciting.

Meanwhile, back at the hospital, the doctors are patching up two men who got into a barroom brawl. The show's major theme: Gage's (Randolph Mantooth) effort to find out how an exciting episode of "Adam-12" ended. Yup, you see scenes from the show. Repeat. Channels 6, 7, 11.

(Color) M0 FILM ODYSSEY, with one more week to run, has Saty a i Ray's "Two Daughters," Is an adaptation of two short stories by Rabindranath Tagore, India's SATURDAY 4:00 P. M. 2-MOVIE "Curi of fcr.c Fleminq, Michl Fat. Horror stalls the range in tht form of a Dracula-typ Cjunmen. Even ina cows quivr.

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2, 4 6, 1 2. GRANTS BRADFORD HOUSE RESTAURANTS SUNDAY'S DINNER FEATURE 4 TS Lavina Mount Lebanon, died yesterday in her Washington County summer home. Mount Lebanon United Presbyterian Church and a past worthy matron of the Charity Chapter 368, Order ot the Eastern Star. Surviving are her husband, Arthur L. Morrison, a son, Arthur L.

a daughter, iafjorie; a brother Luke W. Cadman; a sister; Mrs. Olive C. Hetherington three grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Friends will be received from 7 to 9 p.

m. today and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 m. tomorrow at the funeral home. Burial will be in Jefferson Memorial Park, Pleasant Hills. Edna Caye Archer Mrs.

Edna Caye Archer, who for 43 years was a Methodist missionary in Asia, died yesterday in St. Clair Hospital. Mrs. Archer, 80, of 1532 Tolma Dormont. served as a missionary with her late husband Raymond L.

Archer, who was the Methodist bishop of Southeast Asia. A native of McKeesport, she attended Vennard College of the in University Park, Iowa, and was active in the YWCA and religious education work until leaving for Asia in 1916. Before returning to Pittsburgh in 1959, sbe and her husband worked in Java, Sumatra, Borneo and Singapore. Mrs. Archer was a member of the Mount Lebanon Methodist Church and as a missionary lecturer in area churches.

She is survived by four sisters, Mrs. Mildred Deller, Mrs. Lillian Opanowitz. Mrs. Ruth Jones and Mrs.

Melva Agnew. Friends will be received from 7 to 9 p. m. today and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m.

tomorrow at the Gene H. Corl Funeral Home, 4335 Northern Pike, Monroeville, where services will be at 11 a. m. Monday. Burial will be in Grandviev Cemetery.

Adeline Ftldman ALIQUIPPA Services will be at 11 a. m. tomorrow for Mrs. Adeline Feldman at the James J. Darroch Funeral Home, 2640 Mill here.

Mrs. Feldman, 62, of 740 Sheffield Aliquippa, died Friday in the Aliquippa Hospital following a long illness. She was a member of the Aliquippa Jewish Community Center and belonged to the center's sisterhood. Survivors include her husband Benjamin; a daughter, Mrs. Harvey Cohen of New York: a son, Robert of Pittsburgh: three sisters Mrs.

Betty Standil and Mrs. Lillian Pruzansky, both of Chicago, and Mrs. Ann Dolinke of Los Angeles, and six grandchildren. Friends will be received from 7 to 9 p. m.

today and from 10 to 11 a. tomorrow the funeral home. Burial will be in Pliskover Cemetery, Kennedy Twp. Deaths Elsewhere Grace Miles, former owner rif Grace Miles Dress Shop here, in Miami Beach OPEN 10:00 A.M. mi 8:00 P.M.

99 8 oz. STEAK DINNER JENNERSTOWN-Jamcs B. Stoughton, co-owner of the Mountain Playhouse and Green Gables restaurant in Jenner omerset County, died yesterday a his Stoughton Lakes home here. Mr. Stoughton, 61, was a of Mount Laurel Mr.

Stoughton United Churcli of Christ, Jenner Somerset County Artists' Association and the charter class of the University of Pittsburgn in Johnstown and a veteran of World War II. Surviving are his mother. Mrs. Teresa Mullane; two daughters, Teresa A. and Mary Lousc; a sister, Mrs.

Louise Maust, and a brother, Robert A. Friends will be received fom 2 to 9 p. m. today and tomorrow at his home and 11 m. to 2 p.

m. Monday in the Tuscany Room at Green Gables where services will be held. Funeral arrangements are being handled by the Joseph H. Hoffman Funeral Home, Boswell, Somerset County. Burial will be in Jenner Crossroads Cemetery.

John B. Lutiinski Mass for John B. Lutzinski. tt Jones Laughlin Steel Corp. employe for 35 years, will be at 10:.

"0 a. m. Monday in St. Wendelin Church, 2728 Custer Carrick. A lifelong resident of Pittsburgh.

Mr. Lutiinski. 82. of lit Bellanca Brentwood Borough, died Thursday in South Side Hospital. Surviving are his widow.

Pauline: three sons. John. Leo and Victor: two daughters. Mrs. Jessie Bandurski and Mrs.

Jean i 10 grandchildren and 11 greatgrandchildren. Friends will be received from 7 to 9 tonight and noon to 9 p. m. tomorrow at the Mara J. Cieslak Funeral Home.

2935 Brownsville Road. Brentwood. Burial will be in St. Casmtr Cemetery, Castle Shannon. Robert C.

Grusch Services for Robert C. Grusch, a retired Army sergeant and Pittsburgh native, were held today in St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church. North Side. Mr.

Grusch. 58. a Baltimore resident, died Wednesday in the Bon Secours Hospital, in Baltimore, following a long illness. During his 21 years in the Army, Mr. Grusch was awarded the Purple Heart and Silver Star.

He served in Europe during World War II. including the battle of Normandy, and in Korea. Surviving are his widow, Margaret, and one sou, Joseph both of Baltimore; his mother, Margaret E. Grusch, and cie sister, Margaret Faulkner, both of Pittsburgh, Blanche Morrison Monday for Mrs. M.

Blanche Morrison, a former member of the Order of the Eastern Str, at the L. BEinhaucr 4 Son Co. Mortuary, 2G30 W. Liberty Ave. Mrs.

Morrison, 77, of P9 VJ With Salad, Choictof Potatoes or Vegetables, Roll and Butter SUNDA BREAKFAST FEA JURE COUNTRY STYLE BREAKFAST 2 EGGS ANY STYLE, SAUSAGE POTATO, TOAST AND COFFEE YOUR NEAREST BRADFORD HOUSE Proposals obtoined at the Office of the Suotrin-tend eat at the Administration Building. The Board the right to relect oay bids, or any port thereof, or waive any discrepancies or Informalities of bids submitted. By Order ot the Board JOHN J. MILLER, Secreto, TH-E ALLEGHENY Intermediate unit boord of scfool directors will receive proposals for classroom supplies and materials, medical supplies, custodial supplies and other instructional ond non-Instructional materials and equipment needed In the exceptional children's program for the 1972-1971 school year until July 24. at 4:00 P.

E.S.T. Specifications are available at 311 Ross Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15219. Propos-als must be marked "Sealed Bid, Exceptional Children's Program" ond addressed to John Broolie, Secretory, Allegheny Intermediate Unit Board of School Directors, 3W Ross Street, Pittsburgh, fo.1S219. SEALED proposals will received by the South Park School AVAILABLE AT Proposals SEALFD oroDOsols will be re- I cuved bv Ate General Broddock Areo School District, Parker ond Orchard Streets, Broddock, Pennsvl- vanlo on before 2:00 p.

D.S.T. I Thursday, July 20, 1972. The protect is for classroom reooirs In the Scott High School, MO Bell Ayenue, North Broddock Borouoh, Allenheny County, Pennsvlvamo. Public opening shall take olocr at a mcetina ot the School Boord of the General Brad-dock Areo School District at Scott I High School, North Broddock, Pennsylvania, 7:30 p. D.S.T.i Thurs day, July 20, 1972.

Each Individual proposal must be submitted in a sealed envelope ond specifically marked with the Item on which b'd Is submitted. Each proposal must be accompanied by a cerrmeo cnK or bonk castiler's check payable to the General Broddock Area School District In the omount of Three Thousand (U.OOOOO) Dollars. Bid documents are available for a refundable dpposit of IvrT.v-iivs S25.0O) Dollars ot the efflce of the Architect, Murovlch-jtroti Assnriates, A. I. 103 Smlthfield Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15222.

The Boaru reserves the right to relect ony or all bids. RAYMOND GOGA, Secretory OFFICIAL WEST JEFFERSON HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT ALLEGHENY COUNTY, PA. Saied orooosols will be received by the West Jefferson Hills School District for: Applying Slurry Seal to Parking Lot Pointing Vert'col Walls In Gymnasium Droning Walls end Celling In Auditorium Classroom Furniture Bids will be received until 4:09 0. m. ot the Office of the Superintendent, Administration Building, Old Clalrton Rood ot Gill Hall Knot, Pteosent Hills, Pa.

on July 14. 1V72. Sod bids to be ovttliclv opened nvi read July II, 1 :30 n. Birt KMCtflcallom aendltlem may be 7. 1 1 MOVIE (Cent.) 13 David susskind show Color 'Th Jesus Freaks A- aid "Watch Your Step Cogs Are Everywhere." 10:30 P.

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