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Henry Lee Smith, Jr. 7:30 "From Haydn to Hi-Fi." The Stanley Quartet plays "Haydn and Mozart." 8:00 The Quill," new series with Professor Peterson. 8:30 "Search for America." discussion on "The Teenage Boy." 9:00 "Humanities in the Modern World," Jack Ludwig, University of Minnesota. 9:30 "Town and Country," University of Minnesota, "Flow-er Arranging for Home and Show." 10:00 "Heritage: Parkinson," What is Parkinson's Law? 10:30 "Reading Out Loud." Eva LaGallienne reads her own translation of the Ugly Duckling. Radio TOMGirrS HIGHLIGHTS 8:00 p.m.

"Ballet Festival" presents "Aurora's Wedding," played by the Minneapolis Symphony KWFM. 8:00 p.m. "New World of Music" features "Toccata Marziale," by Vaughan Williams. WLOL-FM. RORY CALHOUN :00Dera.NatCav.

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Dea. Nat. Coav. IN VIEW: Comedian Shecky Green will star in a situation comedy series called "Shilly's Chalet" The McGuire Sisters have signed for four Ed Sullivan and four Perry Como appearances next season Guy Madison will star in the first segment of a new series called "The Black Nine" Mickey Rooney will make two "Wagon Train" episodes next season The Oct 27 "Debbie Reynolds Special" will feature Walter Brennan, Charlie Ruggles and singer-dancer Carleton Carpenter CBS' "Twentieth Century" is filming for fall showing "Line-backer," the story of Sam Huff, star of the New York football Giants. A new FM radio station will go on the air Monday morning in Minneapolis.

The station, WPBC-FM, will broadcast from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. at 101. 3 megacycles. Content of the FM programs will be the same as that carried on WPBC's AM station.

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"And he knows when my back is out of point or when my knee is acting up on me. "I'm his favorite pigeon, and he waits to 'get' me. "He knows what a scene is all about after we rehearse it a couple of times. When I'm supposed to run and jump in the saddle he behaves real nice during rehearsal. But when the cameras are rolling, I jump into the air and he FrLA.M.

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THAT IS) TO GREAT nnucnaun runiiau vs. Houston. WLOL-FM. FRIDAY HIGHLIGHTS 2:00 p.m. Aquatennial canoe derby.

KSTP. WCCO (CBS) Thursday 4 p.m. Charlie Boone ..5 p.m. Cedric Adams 5:15 p.m. Sports, Markets 5:30 p.m.

8-3-0 Show 6 p.m. Lowell Thomas 6:15 p.m. Sports; Weather 6:30 p.m. Franklin Hobbs Show 7 p.m. Dem.

Nat. Convention 9 p.m. Honest to Goodness 9:30 p.m. Jergen Nash Presents 10 p.m. Dick Chapman 10:15 p.m.

Sports, Halsey Hall 10:30 p.m. Hobbs House. FRIDAY MORNING 6i00 farm Topics 7:30 Firit Not.t 4:1 Cdrlc Adotnt 00 Haword Vik.n 6:30 Jim Hill 9:00 Arthur Godfi.v Chuck I. Woe. 10:00 Art linkl.ttct 7:00 World N.w, 10:30 Garry Moor 7:15 O.Hov.n N.wl 10:45 Bin Croibv 11:00 Howard Vikm a Madison Brennan 6,1 si SELLING.

HIRING. :30 o.vMSioa FINDING, RENTING, TRADING? :oos.Rfri.rJ,th. N.w.5Tad.r Remember the easy IS! Flying Stacer Boh Rvto :30 Si.gfri.d.tk Teday- WY Want Ad FlyiogStactr Carroway Way. Write or Call 8:00 Newt, Hottelet Newt Todty in V0lir od: FE 3-31 1 1 Bob Rjrta :30 Capt Kaagaro Today- Amer. at Work Capt tangaroa Carroway Farm Newt Toaagdihl DoagkRtMi Reaper Room IS Aria Haekarl DooghReMi Romper Rooa :30 Video Village Play Tear Reaper Room :45 Video Village Hoach Newtbttt Shape Up I :00 1 Leva Lacy The Price la Jack LaLanna Shape Up I 1 1:15 I Love Lacy Right (dr.) Show People PlacC I II :30 The Clear Coacantratioe Morning.

Life of Riley Horiioa CoacaatratioB Matinea Life ef Riley i 4 :00 Leva Life Troth or Morning Ray Milland t. I I 15 Love of Life Conteqatncet Matinea Show I I :30 Search Tom'rew It Co old Ba Benlah Top Plays 1 1 :45 Cuiding Light Yoa (color) Beulak Top Playt frl.arl. WTCN TV Ch. II 4 :00 Newt, D. Moore Newt, McDoagal Kartooa Time Rattlatt Gas I i i lSlSomath'g Spec 'I Weather Room Kartooa Tiae Restless Gaa I :30 At lie World Treatare Chttt Chock Carton Leva That Bob 1 Tarnt Treatara Cheat Show Leva That Bob 1:00 Full Circle Queen for Day I Spy About Facet IS Fall Circle Queen for a Day I Spy Aboat Faces' :30 Art Linkletter Loretla Young Racket Squad Paul Coattt :45 Art Linkletter Theater Racket Squad Show 2:00 Th.

Millionaire Young Doctor Early Show UayinCoirt 15 The Millionaire Malone with Mary Day ia Coarl :30 The Verdict From Thtta Early Show Cale Slora :45 It Yourt Roett Early Show Show 3:00 Brighter Day Comedy Early Show Brat the 15 Secret Slora Playhoesa Early Sitow Clmk Adventure Early Show Who Do Toe Night Theater Early Show Trust? li, i see me fall on my head." Calhoun displayed a bruise on his arm. "That's where he bit me. He also sneaks bites on my backside and shoulders. If I step back from his head a few paces he reaches over and steps on my foot, all 1,100 pounds of him. The question is, why doesn't Calhoun sell this horse to a dog food company, or maybe a nice clean glue factory? "I'll tell you why not," Calhoun said.

"Because this no-good horse gets more fan mail than I do. That's why not." put. "Person to Person," moving out of the Friday night slot, is still expected to turn up as a Sunday evening attraction Julie London has been approached to star in two or three fall specials Japan TV is beckoning Miyoshi Umeki to come home and star in her own series, but she says she'll star in a Hollywood series or not at all Eve Arden is readying "Goodbye Charlie," in which she is currently ap FRIOAV AFTERNOON 17 00 Good N'ohbor 1:30 Dr. Malono 1:45 iocond Mr. 11:30 Ctd.ic Adamt 1 2:45 N.ighbm Tim 1 :00 Whitoorlno Srrtt lilS Ma P.rklnt Burton 1:00 (ttl SMr 1 30 Col.

N.it Door 1:45 Rt. Hoppin.ft 3:00 Charli loon Get the fairest deal on a new I960, WIDE TRACK PONTIAC Bank financing terms to fit your budget KSTP (NBC) Thursday 4 p.m. Aquatennial Canoe Derby 5:30 p.m. News, Weather, Sports 6 p.m. Dem.

Nat. Convention 10 p.m. Jazz Upper Harbor Engineer Gets Topper Award Col. Desloge Brown, St. Paul district engineer of the army corps of engineers, was presented a "town topper" medal by the Minneapolis Chamber of Co mm Wednesday.

The presentation was made by William Boyer, chamber president, at the site of the 31-million-dollar Upper Harbor project. The lower lock and dam, first half of the project, was recently completed under Brown's direction. The medal was a salute to Brown on the occasion of his leaving the district post to become chief of installations with the third army at Fort McPherson, Ga. His successor, Col. William B.

Strandberg, a native of Minnesota, was introduced to city and civic officials at a picnic lunch at the lower lock and dam. The group was taken on a tour of the installation and of work started on the upper lock and dam at St. Anthony falls. Austin Bartender Strike Settled AUSTIN, Minn. UP) Twelve bars will reopen here Friday following settlement Wednesday of a 27-day-old strike of 85 bartenders, waitresses and porters.

The United Oil and Chemical Workers union local 6-578, announced a one year contract providing pay increases ranging from 6 to 17 cents an hour has been rati- pearing around the country, for a fall TV special A series of five-minute "Believe It or Not" telefilms is in SMALL TALK: The scheduling of "Eyewitness to His 3 Tit FAIREST Deal for a lETTEft Corf 5245 LYNDALE SOUTH TA 2-2194 tory" as a regular Friday night CBS series next fall Corner. FRIDAY MORNING 4:00 Sttv Cannon 11:00 Sttv. Cannon 9:00 Doty on Duty FRIDAY AFTERNOON 11:00 N.wi 1:00 Aauottnniol 12:30 Dory on Duty Conso Dorby WTCN (ABN) Thursday means "Small World" is ka TV Program Notes Minute Smile Pat Buttram says he's encouraging Art Linkletter to make a movie of his book, "Kids Say the Darnd-est Things," with Beverly Aadland in the lead. Information about programs is from network ana. station press releases, except uhere dot indicates a preview by a news service.

BOUTELLS Southdale has the new AMANA "Free-of -Frost" Freezer plus Refrigerator BOUTELLS TV Service Prompt! Dependable! FE 9-2565 i zrt RATED NO. 1 by fndependenf Research Labf M-, mm a iiaajwani cn THURSDAY EVENING 4f regular network shows are being pre-empted tonight to permit coverage of the Democratic national convention 5:00 THE MAJOR EVENT of this convention session is the nomination and balloting of candidates for vice president. Walter Cronkhite heads the CBS news team, with Chet Huntley and David Brinkley serving as NBC anchormen for NBC channel 4 and 5. (ABC's coverage starts at 7 p.m. on channel 11, with John Daly in charge.) 8:00 MOVIE.

"Swamp Water." (1941) Dana Andrews and Walter Brennan. ch. 9. 10:30 JACK PAAR. Guests: Genevieve, Buddy Hackett-and Joe Garagiola.

ch. 5. 10:30 MOVIE. "Johnny Belinda." (1948) Jane Wyman and Lew Ayres. ch.

11. 11:00 MOVIE. "Old Acquaintance." (1943) Bette Davis and Gig Young. ch. 9.

FRIDAY MORNING 10:30 MOVIE. "Annapolis Salute." (1937) Marsha Hunt and Van Heflin. ch. 9. FRIDAY AFTERNOON 1:00 ABOUT FACES.

Guest: Phyllis Kirk. ch. 11. 2:00 MOVIE. "The Other Love." (1947) Barbara Stanwyck and David Niven.

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Jerry Rosholt 6:15 p.m. Paul Harvey 6:30 p.m. John Paul 7 p.m. Dem. Nat.

Convention 10 p.m. Music Spectacular. FRIDAY MORNING 4:00 toy Carr 1:30 lob Klrbv lob Kirov 9:00 Irkftt. Club 7:45 Iroakf'tt Newt 10:00 Mary Jo 1:00 lob Klrbv Tl.mov 1:15 N.wt Around 11:00 lob Kirby th World FRIDAY AFTERNOON 11:00 Foul Horv.y 2:00 Zio ita Gabor 11:15 Irod Johnton 1:15 Roy Can 1:00 Jon W.rn.r 3:00 Irod Johnton KEVE (Mutual) Thursday 4 p.m. Ron Wandmacher 6 p.m.

Fulton Lewis, Jr. 6:15 p.m. R. Wandmacher 7 p.m. World Today 7:30 p.m.

Wally Wilber 9 p.m. Dr. Michelson 9:15 p.m. Voice of China 9:30 p.m. Wally Wilber 10:30 p.m.

Allen Revival Hour 10:45 p.m. Wally Wilber. FRIDAY MORNING 4:00 20th C.ntury 4:30 S.v Wldmon R.form Hour 11:00 J.rry Cunning FRIDAY AFTERNOON 11:00 J.rry Cunning 1:00 Jorry Cunning 11:45 llv.itock Mkt. 2:00 R.Wondmach.r WDGY Thursday 4 p.m. Bill Diehl 7 p.m.

Tom Wynn 10 p.m. Dick Driscoll. FRIDAY MORNING 4:00 Dsn Daniel 11:00 Don K.lly 9:00 Sill Benn.rt FRIDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 Slonl.y Mock 3:00 Bill Itnnott WLOL Thursday 4 p.m. Dan Anderson 6 p.m. Sports, News, Ray Christensen 6:15 p.m.

Dan Anderson 7 p.m. Tern Torrance 9 p.m. Baseball, Millers 11:30 p.m. Tom Torrance. FRIDAY MORNING 4:00 Don Allan 9:00 Morv H.nry FRIDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 Sandy Sing.r 3:00 Dan Andrton KUOM-WCAL Friday 6 a.m.

News 6:15 a.m. Classical Prelude 6:45 a.m. News 7 a.m. Morning Serenade 7:15 a.m. Psalm of Life 7:30 a.m.

Top of the Day 8:45 a.m. Women's Page 9 a.m. Organ Interlude 9:15 a.m. American Story 9:30 a.m. Mid-Morning News 9:45 a.m.

Great Music of Faith 10 p.m. Family Worship 10:15 a.m. Our Church 10:30 a.m. News 10:45 a.m. Homemak-ing 11 a.m.

Music in the Morning 12 Noon Dr. Tell Me 12:15 p.m. Midday News 12:30 p.m. University Farm Hour 1 p.m. Your Novel 1:30 p.m.

Public Affairs Forum 2:30 p.m. Afternoon Concert 3:30 p.m. News Background 3:45 p.m. Community Calendar 4:15 p.m. The Parkers 4:30 p.m.

News 4:45 p.m. Variety Music Hall 6 p.m. Evening Concert 7 p.m. Summer Drama Festival 8:30 p.m. Evening Concert.

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