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PAOE SANDUSKY RBGlSTEft MAY IS, I Ouf Way ly 1. R. Williams New York, WITH ITS Haitian hvo-parter as hot as the headlines, David ley's Joiinial mighl have ils big- fiml "rovoiiilion" slory slill lo come. On May 20. Ihc will report on the work of Yale's Omar Khayyam Moore.

He ha.s developed a way lo leach to read, wilh the aid of an aiilomaled "lalkinj?" (jTJewi 'iler, which could change oirr whole approach to etiucation. IRENE "GRANNY" Ryan lo La. Mayoi" Sam Yoriy: "Now don't you go making any new laws we've got more now than you can break!" KEITH ANDES, Mr. Dawson, and JAicillc Ball's romantic inlerest in will be Lucille's romantic vi.s-a-vi.s on next Lucy Show. THE 54 Iwys arc now very big on the nitery circuit, E.

Ross just played a big club in Denver and now the show's Officer Nicholson, Hank Garrett, is set for New York's Living Room, June 3. RAZLEV JLf CASH MARKET Jl CHOICE MEATS SAT I Af TION FT- MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE lb. With Any $1.00 Meat Purchose TV Movie At mmvMW KVBER PATR 6 RidhartI Bgfln, Rnymond Burr 8 p.m., Ch. IL THE FAirON DANGER. Tom Conway, Jean Brooks 4:05 p.m., Ch.

3. THE CLAY PIGEON. Bill Williams, Barbara Male 7 p.m. Ch. 9.

SANTA FE TRAIL. Ernol Flynn, Ronald Reagan Ch. 8, 10:26 p.m. ESCAPE EROM DEVIL'S ISUND Victor 10:30 p.m. Ch.

7. WAKE OE THE RED WrTCH. John Wayne, Gail Russell p.m., Ch. 11. PURSUIT OE THE ORAE Anthony Quaylc, John Oregson 10:30 p.m.

Ch, 9. ESCAPE EROM HONG KONG. Leo Carrillo. Andy DeVine 11 :45 p.m., Ch. 3.

BERMUDA AFEAHl. Kim Himter Gary Merrill 12:35 a.m. Ch. 8. Thursday THE SAXON CHARM, Robert Montgomery Ch.

7, 8 a.m. SEVEN MILES FROM ALCATRAZ, James Craig Ch. 13, 0:30 a.m. THEY CAN'T HANG ME, Terence Morgan, Anthony Oliver Ch. 9, 10 a.m.

STAR OE MIDNIGHT, Ginger Rogers, William Powell Ch. 13, p.ni. FIRST LADY, Kay Francis, Preston Foster Ch. 9, 12 p.m. BLOOD ON THE SUN, James Cagney, Sylvia Sidney Ch.

11, 1 p.m. FRANKENSTEIN MEETS THE WOLF MAN, Lon Chaney-Ch. 7, 4 p.m. WAR PAINT, Robert Stack, Peter Graves Ch. 11, 5 p.m.

HAVING A WONDERFUL CRIME, Pat O'Brien, George Murphy Ch. 3, 4:05 p.m. HIDEOUT, Robert Montgomery, Maureen O'SulIivan Ch. 9, 6:30 p.m. SONG OF SURRENDER, Wanda Hendrix, Claude Rains Ch.

8, 10:25 p.m. OUR BLUSHING BRIDES, Joan Crawford, Robert Montgomery Ch. 9,10:30 p.m. CLAUDIA. Robert Young, Dorothy McGuire Ch.

11, 11:30 p.m. EYES OF THE UNDERWORLD, Wendy Barrie, Richard Dix Ch. 3, 11:45 a.m. WINGS IN THE DARK, Myma Loy, Gary Grant Ch. 8, 12:20 a.m.

Our Bearding Malor Hoeult WHAT A fOOL BSTTfiii?" WA6 TO LlSTeN TO fiP -CALL60 aKPERT AMD fOBUV "ROCK6T fPVQ'STUCK FCJSUV IP SASTBft," 'O SB TAKING FlNeS cmmCB 3 At 'dARty '5 '500' Time Trials Included May 18 'Wide World Sports' An Indianapolis "500" Time Trials Report, direct from the Indianapolis Speedway on the opening day of time trials when the coveted pole position is decided, will be presented on "ABC's Wide World of Sports" Saturday, May 18, from 4 to 5:.30 p.m., EST, along with the previously scheduled Championship Trout Fishing Tournament. Sportscasler Charlie Brockman will handle the commentary on the timely Indianapolis report, which will be live and film. The report will include some of the qualffying runs of cars vying for the 33 starting places in the famed Memorial Day race. This wjtl take place the first of four days set aside for qualifications. A crowd of 150,000 spectators is expected to be on hand for the qualifications May 18.

This year's qualifications and the race itself have taken on added interest by the entry of two Lotus-Ford rear engine converted road racing cars. In test runs, Dan Gurney pmhed one of the cars to a record speed on the 2 -mile Speedway, The other car will be driven by Jim Clark of Scotland. The Championship Trout ing Tournament at Lake General Paz, Argentina, pits a two-man United States team against two of Argentina's light tackle fishermen in a three-day fly and spinning tackle tournament. Sportscaster Curt Gowdy, noted sports fisherman who com(tetes on the U.S. team, also handles the commentary.

The Las Vegas Helldorado Rodeo, with the top rodeo cowboys competing for cash prizes in the colorful and exciting setting of Las Vegas, will be presented on Saturday, May 25, June 1, "Wide World of Sports" will televise the European Cup Soccer Championship from London, England, Spacecaster's Job: To Keep The Vacuum Full By CYNTHIA LOWRY AP Television-Radio Writer NEW YORK (AP)-As this is THUR. FRI. SAT! Nofionaffy AdvertheJ BRACK'S CANDY PICKIN 9 Kindsl Cello Wroppod Ipyals RippUs' lltorica Milk-Maid CdrmeU Jally Vonilia Bullish to self of lb. Reg. 44i lo 49i 3 Days Only! Delicious Brach Candy for party treats.

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The three major networks provided, as usual, excellent television coverage. Their staffs consist of veteran Cape Canaveral hands, and their knowledgeable commentators seemed able to anticipate decisions by the officials in charge. It seemed ironic tJiat the great rocket and its Faith 7 capsule was ready to fly but was restrained by the malfunctioning of two pieces of incidental equipment. The most difficult job of the broadcasters obviously was keeping up a steady stream of chatter and pictures during long hours when nothing much was happening that could pick up. All three networks used material from previous space shots to good advantage and nobody repeated too often.

NBC stayed with the shoot for the longest time, including the post-cancellation press conference and live shots of Cooper as he climbed, smiling, from the capsule after his five-hour wait. We'll watch again for the launching and' those television pic tiu-es from space, The cancellation provided an opportunity to catch up on the fun, games and suffering dished up for the daytime audience. It certainly offers sharp contrast. I agonized over an old woman dying of Hodgkins disease in "General Hospital" and then watched with amazement four giggling women pi-esenting their husbands made up as "monsters" on "Truth or Coiisequences." The word is that the producers of CBS' "Passwoi-d" are disturbed by the similarity of NBC's "You Don't Say." The sets of the two games are very much alike, The games are quite different. Re0.

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Uffle," 1:38, 4, 6:28, 8:50. Starts Thifrsday, "Bemadette of Lourdes," IrSO, 3:48, JFrawley To Sing 50 Year Song Fifty years ago William Frawley wowed 'em when he introduced the new tune, "Melancholy He'll do it again when he dons a straw skimmer to warble "his" song, this time as Bub O'Casey, his featured tole on ABC-TV'S "My Three Sons," in the "Evening With a Star" episode, Thurs day, May 30. The first time, a night in 1913 at Denver's old Mozart Cafe, Frawley sang his heart out to impress a couple of buddies. "Damon Runyon and Gene Fowler had been heckling me to come up with a new number," he recalls with relish. "When the bartender passed me the word that Ernie Burnett and George Norton had been working something pretty good in the back room, I got myself in there to have a listen.

"That night when Runyon and Fowler started yammering for something new, I told them, 'If you two will be quiet, I'll sing you something so new it hasn't even been and handed the piano player the music Burnett and Norton had scribbled on a yellow sheet of paper. "Years later, Runyon was still telling me that it was the best song he ever heard." In the "My Three Sons" episode, Frawley, as Bub, stages his performance at his favorite hangout, Mooney's restaurant, to impress an audience of one Sudsy Pfeiffer, 10, and a skeptic. Bub, like Frawley, a former vaudevillian, is challenged into dusting off his soft-shoes and vocal chords when grandson Chip holds a raffle, with Bub as the prize. Television Hi-Lites Wednesday DEATH VALLEY DAYS. "Shadow of Violence." Two brothers spend their nights digging at an unattended grave.

Their attempts to keep it a secret arouse considerable suspicion amongst the townspeople Ch. 3, 6 p.m. WAGON TRAIN, "Alias Bill Hawks." Bill Hawks rides into a prairie town Jo look up an Indian friend, but he soon discovers that strangers aren't welcome. The townspeople are drilling for water on the Indians property and they refuse to give Bill any information as to his whereaboutsT-Ch. 13, 7:30 p.m.

GOING MY WAY, "The Father." Father O'Malley persuades Mr. Fernandez to break with his old country traditions and allow his daughter to attend a dance just once. But once is apparently too much Carmel doesn't return home Ch. 13, 8:30 p.m. BOB HOPE, (Special) Patti Page and Fred MacMurray join Bob for his final show of the season Ch.

3, 8 p.m. NAKED CITY, Anthony Franciosa and Nehemiah Persoff in "One, Two, Three, Rita Rakahowski," by Joel Carpenter. Buberone is the boss and Gorilla the stock boy in a paper- bag factory, and they are bitter rivals: both are smitten with Rita Rakahowski Ch. 13, 10 p.m. Animol Life ACROSS 1 One of ihm for OoidiKRks SYootif htfie ouon, fflt atrpeattion moiiuifc 10 Medical tenii 21 Clotk flee 24 I kiln i27Requtfa 32 34UndeHik6' 30 Exaggerate 30 tnedeqoate 41 direction 42Montli 44 Employa 46 Sciiolar 49BmiUan seaport 83Roctcy pinnacle 54 Nonconductor Sxlat 67 Angered 58 Son of Seth SO Oenuif of cattle 60 Lend parcels 61 SUtchea DOWN 1 Sue larvae 2Ardot 3 Site of Taj Mahal 4 Virulent STaxi 6 Bird Simple 9 Palm ffulla 10 Ancient 11 rrijh wee state ittfiah ie Atfiyed 20 EMunge 22 FaMeiA 240reeK coin 23 salvagii 26Numiafflatie term (pi.) 28 Seu into gtoovea (var.) 30 Dutch undea ,31 Existed 33 cupidity 35 Eel-shaped 40Surt 43lta2ard 46 Gluts 46 Pierce Bull (Sp.) 48De struttani unltt NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.

'Gypsy' Yul Brynner Is Travelingest' Star By BOB THOMAS AP MovicTelevision Writer HOLLYWbOD (AP)-In an era when actors have reverted to their gypsy origins, Yul Brynner may be the travelingest star. Not even tlie ubiquitous Bob Hope has clocked as many air miles as has the smooth-topped Brynner. He makes movies from Bulba" to Japan and from of the Sun," which he just completed and occasionally Hollywood. He also makes lengthy journeys on behalf of the United Nations, for which he has worked in its refugee carries a U.N. passport.

Besides all this, he just travels. When he would get five days off "Ashiya" in Japan, to his Switzerland to visit his wife, who was expecting a baby. For the multitude of Americans who will be visiting foreign lands this summer, Brynner is worth listening to. During his brief stopover here, I queried him on tips for travelers. "The most important thing," he began, "is to remember that when you pay your $2,000 or whatever to the travel agent for your fare and accommodations, it does not buy you a piece of the countries you visit.

Those countries don't owe you anything. You owe them something: your good behavior as a guest in their homeland." Other lips: "Most American tourists take too much and bring home too much. There's no need to take a different wardi'obe for every possible occasion. Just a few outfits will do. "People still think they have to go to Europe laden with boxes of Kleenex and other necessities.

Kleenex is just as widespread as Coca Cola abroad. So is aspirin, and almost anjrthing else you would need. "As for taking a lot of washable clothes, it isn't necessary. In most hotels you can send out your in the morning and get it back in the evening, beautifully done. "Tourists shouldn't be too concerned with what I call the mechanical aspects of LATEST STAR hopping on the pilot bandwagon is Bikel, who will soon start filming Adam's Children for Bob Banner.

Bikel would essay the folk-singing stepfather of five motherless kids. (1 DRIVE-IN 1 THEATER I Orm 7:20 START 1:05 TONITE THRU SAT. CLIFF ROBERTSON SUZY PARKER "THE INTERNS" AT 1:01 DEAN MARTIN LANA TURNER "WHO'S THE ACTION" IN COLOR AT 10:20 UST FEATURE AT 9 :15 PM. STARTS TODAY HIS MOST POWERFUL AND COMPELLING ROLE! iheUGLYAMERiCflN EASTMAN COLOR problems of customs, or bathroom facilities, or the water. They should view each country as new experience.

What does It have to offer? "The only way to know a country is to know its people. How do you do that? The best way is to learn 10 words, of their language more are necessary. When they hear you extending the courtesy of using their language, they respond immediately. They know you are interested in them not as but as human beings." JOEY BISHOP surveying the celebrity packed opening night of Donald O'Connor at The Americana (Ethel Merman, Buddy Hackett, Rex Harrison, Judy Garland, Bobby Morse. Paul Burke, Russel Nype, Piper Laurie et al) "Not much of a show but what a cast!" STARVIEW DRIVMN RT.

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