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tort a 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 7. 1964 23 TV 'Integration' Boost on Weekly Shows Benefits Orientals -Weaver's 10- nese colony, joining Yoshio Yoda, who continues as year. old Fuji adopted son, in ABC's "McHale's Eisen- Also returning will be Leon Dwight hower Wong, Lontoc, as Gene Barry's Filipino chauffeur, Henry, in in NBC's ent cky ABC's "Burke's Law." Jack Negroes are slated for variSoo, as Antho- ous guest stints, but none- exny Francio- cept "Mr. Novak" semiregular sa's manserv- Vince Howard--will have conant crony, tinuing chores. Rockwell Sin Eddie (Rochester) Anderson scroun- will pop up from time to time ger, woman- as one of Jack Benny's second HARRY HARRIS chaser, horse- bananas.

"The Nurses," howplayer, poker shark and con ever, no longer has a Negro in ABC's "Valentine's hospital staffer, and "East Grace Lee, Free China's West Side," in which Cicely Universe" entry two son made frequent appearances, years ago, as one of several in- is gone. ternational beauties in NBC's Does the casting of so many "The Man From UNCLE," and Orientals reflect network Father" alumnus viction that non-Negroes will be Sammee Tong, as Sammy Ling, more acceptable to Southern hotel owner Mickey Rooney's affiliates? Or is it a conseconniving manager, in ABC's quence of Negro resistance to "Mickey." "servile" roles? The last-named show proba- Whatever the reason, Negroes By HARRY HARRIS Of The Inquirer Staff THERE "racial will be integration" upsurge in weekly TV series next season, but the beneficiaries will be mostly Orientals, -despite the Civil Rights Law--nary a Negro among new nonwhite "regulars." The Chinese contingent will include Ricky Der, as Dennis (bly will feature other performers, too, because the story line is predicated, in part on the fact larcenous Ling is constantly putting members of his family on the payroll. Lani Miyazaki, as the secretary and Girl Friday of public relations man Craig Stevens, in CBS' "Mr. Broadway," will double the size of TV's Japa- NOTHING BEATS A PHILCO ANOTHER PHILCO NOISELESS AIR CONDITIONERS VALUE LASTING FULL 6700 00000) 8) New Double Dirt Curtain Air Filter increases filtering efficiency. Germicidal, Washable Dehumidification System Adjustable Full -Circle Air Grilles Pushbutton Controls Automatic Thermostat Tilt-Down Front PHILCO Special ventilation control MODEL 7AC43 Choose from 7 Decorator Fronts NO LOW AS MONEY $5 MONTHLY AS PRICES START LOW We do our own Servicing AS MODEL 7AC40 WORLD 52nd 31 OPEN Years AND DAILY at this to BALTIMORE 10 Location P.M.

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If Negro concern about "image" is to blame, supersensitivity could well limit even occasional TV employment, because guest roles in series frequently either hissable or laughable. It's the resident stars, after all, who are supposed to have all the virtues. Sammy Davis, is one performer who recognized long ago that it is neither realistic nor practical to insist that all Negro characters be sympathetic. Others have suggested that integration will really be a fact when Negroes can be shown to be as multifaceted as anybody else. Step in this direction will be made next season by ABC's "The Fugitive" when it films an episode with a Negro villain.

Obituary MRS. ALBERT J. WALKER, mother of the Rev. Norbert Walker, assistant pastor of Raymond of Penaforte Church, 7973 Williams died Sunday in Atlantic City Hospital. She was 67 and lived at 401 Brigantine N.

J. Before moving to Brigantine 13 years ago, Mrs. Walker had lived at 900 N. 64th st. for 35 years.

She was a native of Wilkes Barre. Also surviving is another son, Hugh of Brigantine. The Rev. Walker will offer Requiem Mass for his mother at 11 A. M.

Thursday in St. Thomas Aquinas Church, Brigantine. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Wilkes-Barre. IRVING FORD, retired district auditor of the American Can Co.

for which he worked 43 years, died Monday in the Crestview Nursing Home, Cherry Hill. N. J. He was 76 and lived at 121 Wayside Cherry Hill. A Mason.

he was a member of the Erlton Baptist Church. He is survived by his wife, the former Lora Burger; a daughter, Mrs. Anna R. Duemig, and a sister, Mrs. Grace Wolsh.

MRS. WILLIAM G. REICH- ERT. the former Anna Revel, died Friday at Parkview Hospital. She was 77 and lived at 7775 Jackson st.

In addition to her husband, she is survived by three sons, William Henry C. and Edward a brother, Albert Revel; a sister, Mrs. Hilda Laning, four grandchil. dren and five great-grandchildren. MISS MARY E.

DRYDEN, a registered nurse, died Sunday at her home, 4054 Chestnut st. She was 74. She was a member of the Nurses Alumnae Association of Presbyterian Hospital and the American Nurses Association. Barkeep, Officer Thwart Holdup A holdup man armed with a starter pistol was thwarted in an attempt to rob a center city bar Monday night and capped his venture by literally stumbling into the arms of a rookie patrolmen outside. Lee W.

Temple, 25, whosewas not given, entered Saratoga Bar, 118 S. 16th at 11:35 P. whipped out the pistol and ordered the bartender, Martin O'Hara, 47, of 1734 Point Breeze to turn over the regiser money. O'Hara dallied and Temple fired a shot as he started backing out. The gunfire was heard by Patrolman Herbert Schenzle, walking his beat 1 nearby.

He ran over just as Temple came through the door -backwards, It marked Schenzle's first holdup arrest since joining the force April 6. Canadian Train Derails, 15 Hurt CHALK RIVER, July 6. people were injured Monday when six cars of the Canadian Pacific Railway's crack transcontinental train, were derailed near this atomic research center 100 miles northwest of Ottawa. Only one of eight persons treated in hospital was detained and seven others were treated for minor scratches and bruises. CPR officials in Ottawa said cause of the derailment was not known.

About 300 feet of track were ripped up. All the derailed cars remained standing. Weather Slows Women Fliers ATLANTIC CITY, N. July 6 pilots continued Monday to trickle into this New Jersey resort but many competitors in the 18th annual Powder Puff Derby were forced to curtail their flying, time be(cause the of 2573-mile unfavorable route. weather Five pilots crossed the finish line in the third day the competition anscontinental in the all women's ti race gan Saturday, in Fresno, and Wednesday.

Fifty-six planes flown by 105 women were trying for morel than $4000 in prizes and bonuses in this handicap race which cor relates capability of the air. (craft and the total flying time.l Ivan Nixon, who will play the part, reportedly welcomes the change. Summer reruns, please take fiveDays, Which that next is, week will all be Courtesy of GOP. THE idea of annual Educational Television Council awards of merit to the best programs produced by each of Philadelphia's commercial stations is a commendable one, but only one of the first three choices slated for encores on WHYY-TV really rates kudos. That's WRCV-TV's excellent "Whatever Happened to Eight?" to be rerun next Sunday.

WFILTV's "Home Is No. Hiding Place," which we saw belatedly last Sunday, seemed a workmanlike but in no way exceptional example of WFIL TV's "Front- iers of Knowledge" series. Philadelphia," "Bound scheduled for July 19, was a special several notches below WCAU-TV's best. WCAU-TV's best. RANDOM Notes: Displaced Last Phila- Tuesdelphian Night on NBC's "Tonight," with comedienne Emmaline Henry, comedian Bill Cosby and announcer Ed McMahon ex-local lass and lads.

Miss Henry, who's over five-seven, will play Mickey Rooney's spouse in the upcoming "Mickey" series, but anticipates no size problems. Mickey's tall, she years he's been playing small parts." Host Johnny Carson expressed the hope that "Mickey" won't be still another TV situation comedy, series, he's about found "an idiot his glasses by noon, he's had a great day." Amen. Last week's penultimate "That as the Week That Was' was the Philadelphia finale; the REAL season-closed Friday is being preempted here for a documentary about one of the show's frequent targets, Gov. Scranton. Equal time? One "TW3" skit was especially irksome because it was based on an obvious error-that Mme.

Nhu isn't adept at English. Asked how he felt about "sexual relations before an "average college student" replied, "I think it's wrong if it delays the ceremony." And "Lord Hume" began a Fourth of July message to Americans with "Hello, traitors." Frank Sinatra offered some pet shop dialogue on a recent "Ed Sullivan Show:" "You crook, you sold me a canary with one leg!" "What do you wantla singer or a dancer?" HARRY A Look at TV St. J. Desi Happy Raising Horses HAVE "Whatever wow. been happened to Desi Arnaz?" Well, when we last saw the former husband and almost in- TV Roundup June Lockhart 1 Wooed by NBC Hollywood LOCKHART, free of TUNE "Lassie" after "my six sexless years is being wooed by NBC to play an attractive widow, owning luxury motel in Hollywood, on new daytime serial.

Andy Williams, who's signed the four young Osmond Brothers as regulars again, would like tor star them in their own series for his Barnaby Productions. Nick Vanoff may present the Moscow Music Hall vaudeville performers in an instead of on his "Hollywood Palace." New York A BC its reportedly wants variety to start chatter show (opposite NBC's by August, and has asked Barry Shear of New York to outline a pattern. The West Coast's Bob Crane turned down the host spot because he wants to retain his weekly "Donna Reed Show" assignment as a springboard to the movies. Lou Hazam, who took a journey down the Nile for NBC. will have his "Ganges Sacred River" in color on the same network Sept.

15. While two years ago the U. S. had television sets than the the world combined, more, world growth of TV has reversed the standing: foreign sets number nearly 81,000,000 compared to nearly 62,000,000 in this country. Television Factbook (available to everyone at $19.50 a copy) says this amounts to one TV set for each of the world's 22 people.

There are now 1269 foreign stations in 89 countries and 648 the U. S. Only 26 nations ban TV commercials. Philadelphia JAMES H. J.

TATE MAYOR "Report to the People" Sunday at noon on WCAU-TV. Bucks county's Nobel Prizewinning author, Pearl S. Buck, will be guest on Are Americans" Thursat 9 P. M. She'll to Gunnar Back about writing as a profession and tell of her Welcome House for retarded children.

the Cuff," surveying the boom and abuses in the use of credit cards, will replace "Concept" WRCV-TV Tuesday at 7 P.M. and Wednesday at 1:35 A. Six beautiful "Career Girls Meet Life, Love and Sex" on David Susskind's "Open End" on WHYY-TV Thursday at 9 P. M. and Sunday at 9:30.

"Trial Too Late," dramatizing community problems resulting from our overcrowded criminal courts, will be rerun on "TV 10 Reports" Tuesday at 7:30 P. M. S.L.S. TV Talk EARL WILSON: "Those TV reruns give you the opportunity to miss once again the shows you didn't want to watch before." BIL BAIRD: "I'm sure the networks will invent statistics to prove it means nothing, but I've seen attitudes on respect for life and property change radically-especially since television." PAUL HENNING: "Sure, there are bad TV showsbut there's bad Travel is fun. So is the Resort and Section of day's Inquirer.

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Station and Fair's Main Gate: Only $2.50 for those over 12; $1.75 for children 5-11. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Most Direct Way to New York World's Fair credibly successful TV partner of Lucille Ball, he was standing at the rail of a crowded Hollywood Park Turf Club. His hair was entirely gray, but he looked slim, tan and fit. "I took off 20 pounds," he reported with a smile. "Plenty of exercise and no booze." His horse, named for his resort hotel near Palm Springs, had just finished sixth.

"He's just getting into condition Desi said apologetically. "Next time win." out can Televisi Indian Wells, Indian Wells, "I'm through DESI ARNAZ with it! Finished. There's just no fun in it any more. "When Lucy and I first started in television, every day was wonderful. But after a while the big boys, zeroed in on us.

I wasn't any more. The networks and the agencies dictated terms. "They play it safe. No- experiments. I can't work that As soon as a 'Lucy' or a 'Hillbilly' makes it big, they want an imitation.

"Just a short time ago Bill Paley, of CBS, asked me to come and do some shows. I told him emphatically why I didn't want to." ESI occupies himself with breeding horses and betting on them. He says that was always his favorite pastime. Would he ever act in or produce a movie? "I won't say never. Who knows what will happen tomorrow? But I must be my own boss 100 percent, and I don't think anyone is going to give me an opportunity like that!" Remarried (to wealthy horse fancier Edith Hirsh), he plans to build another wing on the house in Del Mar where the horses go after the racing season.

When he builds, he said, he gets out there himself with hammer and saw. Cary Grant, Jimmy Durante and Angie Dickinson stopped to say hello. Desi seemed to enjoy the shoptalk, but he kept shifting the conversation to horses. "I've been out of entertainment for two years," he explained. "I'm not hep to what's happening." Pausing on his way to the $50 windows, he answered a question by Hollywood news commentator Bill Stout: "No, I'm going to stay away from television.

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