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Theater Fettival 3:00 Briihter Day Qaeea for a Day Afleraoen Film :15 Secret Storm Qaeea far a Day Fe tial :30 Ed(e ef Qaaea for a Day St. Erwia Show :45 Wight Mod.R.o.aace. Stu Erwia Show AraB. tk( Comedy Tima Cartoon Caraiyal Taw a Comedy Tim Bait Baaay Sail the Cook Sati CarlooaCaraiyat I day on channel four. "Two women huve mothered 'Death Valley Days' throughout its 26 years on radio and television," Andrews said.

"The program was created by Dorothy McCann. She's still executive supervisor. Mrs. Ruth Woodman, an authority of western history, writes the shows. "All of the stories used on the program are authentic," Ni- yfm Mama1'.

ui m-a ONLY 2 HOURS Andrews pointed out. "Actual possible. There are no shootings or robberies in the scripts And, unlike most television film series, we shoot and re MORNING, AFTERNOON shoot a scene several times it everyone satisfaction. Andrews has played the Jr. B.

AND EVENING SERVICE. I' IIIIIIBIBBI BBBM1I1MBJWBJIBJJI HHHIIIWI Bj nims," ne saia, -ana outsiae oi an occasional nonaay snow, we nave never repeated tinue fuming the series indefinitely. The Old Ranger and his wife, Peg. live on their ranch at Northridge, in the San Fernando valley. They met, fell in love and were married while both were appearing on the stage 36 years ago.

Besides his duties as "Death Valley" host, cattle raiser and orchard and garden tender, Andrews finds time to bowl "at the drop of a pin." He sports a 145 average and bowls in The Old Ranger's League at Van Nuys, Calif. "Life has been good," Andrews said. "Will you thank Minneapolis for me. SMALL TALK: Danny Thomas not only will get a new TV wife (Marjorie Lord) next fall, but he'll also look around for a new "daughter." Thomas explains that Rusty has grown out of the role of "the cute youngster." Paul Henning. writer-producer of the Bob Cum-mings show, is auditioning elephants for the pilot film of his new "Peanuts" series.

Ernie Kovacs reportedly TV Program Notes Information about from network and ta Hon prett except uhere dot indicates a preview 1 i by a service. MONDAY EVENING 5:00 EARLY SHOW. "Island of Desire." r. A P-rin an. T.

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ch. 9. 6:30 MOVIELAND. "The Fljing Irishman." KANO 1470 KWFM 7. MR.

I'M Mly WlOl-fM Inwt wbtitk.l a eanric. nmdin, char, re eteaa'cea'ere. Tke iter It re-taenaible fr ram Keiai by ale'lane. TONIGHTS HIGHLIGHTS 7:00 P.M. Boston Pops orchestra features Sir Arthur Sullivan's "Overture to Mikado." Liszt's "Hun-gar i a Rhapsody 3t 6" Brahms "Hungarian Dance wl." KSTP.

8:00 P.M. Michael Rabin, violin soloist with Don Voorhees' orchestra. KSTP. 8:00 P.M. Baseball: St.

Paul at Indianapolis. WLOL. 8:00 P.M. John M. Gous, Harvard University, opens new series with discussion on "Political Science After the Frontier." KUOM.

9:00 P.M. Baseball: Millers at Wichita. WTCN. TUESDAY HIGHLIGHTS 10:05 A.M. Russell Arms, guest on "NBC Bandstand." KSTP.

12:45 P.M. Baseball: Jack-so i 1 1 at Columbus. WISK. WCCO RADIO (CBS) p.m. Cedric Adams 5: IS p.m.

Sports 5:30 p.m. Best for You 6 pjn. Lowell Thomas 6:15 p.m. Dick En roth 6:30 p.m. Open Mike 6:45 p.m.

Edward R. Murrow 7 p.m. As You Like It 8 pjn. Amos 'n' Andy 8:45 9 p.m. p.m.

Robert Q. Lewis he.wrld 9:30 p.m, Cedric Adams 10:15 pjn. sports, Halsey Hall 10:30 p.m. starhte Salute ll p.m. Open Mike 11:15 p.m.

Classics. TUESDAY MORNING 00 Fsno Iwki D.HOVWI a IS Odric Adamt 00 Art. Gafrr a 30 farm Nw 10:30 Ma Km.b. 4S Chutkl. Waf.nl 1:00 W.nav Warr.

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MalwM 1 1 30 Ctic Adam. 45 Kilthan Club 11:45 0.1 Sunday 3:00 Smk. II 1:00 H.len Innt 3:15 Allan C'av I 5 S.c. JMrt. OurtMi 3 30 Cmmi.

Cal 1:30 Ma Pwtim 4.00 Muncland 1:45 Pal (Wttrant KSTP RADIO (NBC) 5 pjn. Sweetest Music in Town 5:30 p.m. Sports, Nes-bitt 5:45 p.m. News, Karn-stedt 6 pjn. Here Comes Harry 6:30 p.m.

News of the World 6:45 p.m. One Man's Family 7 p.m. Boston Pops Orchestra 8 p.m. Telephone Hour 8:30 p.m. Classical Music for People Who Hate Classical Music 9 p.m.

News :15 p.m- KSTP Concert Hall 11:30 pjn. News 11:45 p.m. Sweetest Music in Town. TUESDAY MORNING 00 Nmi O. R.toy 00 Trytft or Cmi.

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thar WTCN RADIO (ABC) 5 pjn. Roy Carr pjn. Sports 6:15 p.m. Sandv Singer 7 p.m. Mel Allen 7:15 p.m.

E. P. Morgan 7:30 p.m. Paul Harvey 7:43 p.m. Roy Carr 9 p.m.

Baseball. Millers 11:15 pjn. Bill Diehl. TUI'OAY MORNING 00 Dan D.fv 30 CH Mania 7 45 N.wt-tiKB'waa 4 Wkia.rma St. 00 t-aakfatr Clirh 10 00 Dm Oety 00 My Trae Sery TUISDAY AFTEeNOON 00 tMa S.na- 4 00 Sana Snar 00 Ray Can WISK RADIO (Mutual) 5 p.m.

News. Rusty McDonald 5:15 p.m. Country Top Fifty 5:45 p.m. Sports. Marty Neil pjn.

Fulton Lewis. Jr. p.m. Rustv McDonald VIRTmc i p.m. Kusty Mcuonaid 7:15 p.m.

Country Too Fifty 8:45 p.m. Sacred Heart Program. TWIS0AY MORNINO 00 New 7 IS Taa SO 1 1 iMMiy tl 00 N-n; Miich.ll 7 00 Newt IMS Oie Tim. TUISDAY AFTERNOON 1100 Nrwi I Old Ti-xe UIS Tm 5R 4 00 Newi: CaMT 100 kaMk.ll 41 Taa SS WDGY RADIO 5 p.m. Don Loughnane p.m.

Dan Daniel 10 Night Beat. p.m. Tuesday morning 00 In 11:00 till kWlt Dm Rally TUtSOAY AfMkNOO-e 00 Jark Tkayar i 00 iack Tky- 00 Da Kelly 4 OR HI aWatl WLOL RADIO p.m. Jim Boyen p.m. Bob Bradley 6:15 p.m.

News-Sports, Chfistensen 6:30 p.m. Bob Bradley 8 pjn. Baseball. Saints 10:30 p.m. Scoreboard, Bradley p.m.

Night Watch. TVISBAT MORNING OR Remmaii. 00 Jim Am. 11:00 Stay Can-ak TUESDAY AFTERNOON IT OR Rawaaa 1 00 im Rayte 2.00 Mr. Mam KL'OM-WCAL (Tuesdar) 6:13 a.m.

Classical 6:45 a.m. News 7 a.m. Morn ing Serenade 7:13 a.m. Psalm of Life 7:30 a.m. Top of Day 8:45 a.m.

Woman's Page .1 9 a.m. Storv Behind the Sons .1 9:15 a.m. UN Review 9:30 a.m. Mid-morning News a.m. Great Music of Faith 10 1 a.m.

Familv Worship a.m. Our Church 10:30 a.m.1 Books Aplenty 10:43 a.mJ Homemaking a.m. Music in the Morning 12:13 p.m. 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 3:43 p.m. Music for the Asking 4:13 p.m.

The Parkers 4:30 pjn. Afternoon News 4:43 p.m. Variety Music Hall 6 p.m. Evening Concert 8 p.m. Your Rights Are On Trial 8:30 p.m.

Evening Concert. 4 1 ch. 9. has turned aownaniBuoiierTirn starring Ireland's Ab-to head the "old" Tonight! jy theater players, and mav show when the "new" To-islot it as a "spectacular" night! program goes into dis-s next season channel card this summer endy even wju carry ABC's Barrie is conferring i -polka Time" program, start-Fred Waring about summer ijng june is Kim Stanley TV. Wanng's Pennsylvania and r.

g. Marshall will star 6:30 WIRE SERVICE "Four Minutes to Shoot. If you don't mind plot complications, you II nnd tonignt story a thrilling one. Dean (Georga Brent) Evans finds he is the only person able to race into the site of atomic bomb test to save a frightened Mexican "wetback." ch. 11.

7:00 BURNS AND ALLEN. Meet the Families of Your School Board INCUMBENT CANDIDATES OTTO F. (BUD) KRAEMER FRANK A. PERSONS REV. TENNER THOMPSON 6:30 P.M.

KSTP-TV Ch. 5 TODAY Monday, June 3 on Poillktl Education iCOPI-. Rova 14 ftlil'iid. nmmTBamBVJmmamjaBaBBmBa9mm a a at? a A wr vp A for a visit, and Gracie puts her up because Harry can stand his mother-in-law. Amusing.

ch. 4. 7:30 THE VOICE. Rise Stevens, guest soloist. ch.

II. Stanley Andrews Twin Cities at 6 p.m. Satur- locations are used whenever necessary until it is done to, role of the Old Ranger since an eptsoae. we pian 10 con-: Wendy Thomas Graham's New York crusade on Sunday afternoons during the month of June. The first) is scheduled for 5 p.m.

Junei 9 NBC execs took gander at a film. "Professor in the June 13 Playhouse 90 production of "Clash by Night" Columnist John Crosby signed to host "The Seven Lively Arts," CBS' new fall series CBS expects to spot "The Dick and the Duchess" teleseries on Saturday nights. It stars Patrick O'Neal and Hazel Court "Manhunt," a filmed detective series starring Lee Marvin, debuts over NBC in the fall. Probe Continued Into Jet Crash The five-man naval inquiry nto the Memorial day jet in northeast Minneap-)lis continued today as investigators queried civilian ind military witnesses of the accident. The board, headed by Capt.

Lamar P. Carver, commander of the Glenview, naval air station, met all day and evening Saturday and Sunday. Results of the inquiry will be reported to naval headquarters in Washington be fore they are released. i BODY REi 1 I BODY RECOVERED James Johnson, ho drowned in Lake George Saturday while fishing with his brother. Aivin, was retuvereu aouui I midnight Saturday.

BtacaB- Paul KELLY Robert ARMSTRONG WITH EDMOND O'BRIEN VICTOR Mclaughlin I i a I 8:001 LOVE LUCY. Repeat. Lucy suffers from a severe case of "moviestaritis." When Ricky wangles a part for her in his picture, she takes over with a bang. This is Lucy's night h. 4.

8:00 TWENTY-ONE. A rematch between champion Hank Bloomgarden and challenger Jin Snodgrass. ch. 5. 8:00 PRESS CONFERENCE.

James P. Richards. President Eisenhower's ambassador to the Middle East. ch. 11.

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H. cav-TA crt AIIB AI AS TU 111 I. Si Mary Grace Canfield contributes heavily tonights amusing comedy about a bright farmer's daughter who outsmarts her city cousins in a New York advertising p-icv 5. ONE- Furlough." A sergeant who visit the man's family. Lurking in the background is a psychotic soldier who blames the sergeant for everything.

Above average drama, thanks to James Daly, William Smither. Kathleen McGuire and Mildred Dun-nock. -ch. 4. 9:00 MOVIETTME U.S.A.

"Powder Town." Edmund O'Brien. Victor McLaglen. ch. 9. 10:00 EARLY MOVIE.

"Ramrod." Joel McCrea, Veronica ans replace Garry Moore for six weeks, starting July 22. Crosby IN VIEW: Channel eleven run kinescopes of Billy TV HOUSE CALL $I)E3 1:10 I 1:30 SO Car PirtS tajriltN matl Call TA. 7-1451 TiltTlsiM tiekMtt w4 Unit 10 W. LAKE if 7 ALi kkmTmTmTmTmTmTm-kaTaTa 1 TEAR PARTS WARRANTY JTA. bi aam w1" 3 AK If t2g iaxi jt MHyH im and "V.l A -1 I mm Kim will run kinescopes of Billy BLACK, WHITE COLOR I TELEVISION I NEXT TO ClARR STATION I MTH AT CMOWIN SO.

I WA. 2.1903 I I I RADIO I TV SERVICE! aaauwa FACTORY AUTMORIZI0 aaaBaJ; Lake. ch. 11. Paul Kelly Blanche's mother is coming CHUCKLES Cutting the budget would be lot simpler if every congressman's district didn't have at least one river that needs to he deepened, dammed or diverted.

meet your neighbor, either have the bet lawn on the block or the worst. They'll be dropping by nee what it was you did right or wrong. Minute Smile DON DOTY OF WTCN: "It's not true that all the animals in Noah's ark ere in pairs. The worms were in apples." 10:30 PLAYHOUSE. "The Doctor Takes a Wife." Loretta Young, Rav Milland.

h. 4. 11:00 BIG MOVIE. "Act of Love." Kirk Douglas. ch.

9. TUESDAY MORNING 9:00 HOME. Guests: Fannie Hurst, Mary Margaret Mc- Bride. h. 5.

TUESDAY AFTERNOON 12:30 MID-DAY MATINEE. "Black Forest." Akim Tarn- iroff. Peggy Ann Garner. ch. 11.

1:00 CLUB 60. Guest: Robert Clary ch. 5. 2:00 MATINEE THEATER. "The Golden Door." Gertrude Berg stars as a widow who houses two homeless people.

ch. 5. 2:00 FILM FESTIVAL. "I Know Where I'm Going," a romantic drama starring Wendy Hiller and Roger Live-sev. ch.

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4-2222 12 S.E. Princo St MiMNplit Burglars Loot Convent of $260 Burglars who broke into Immaculate Heart of Mary convent, 1525 Summit avenue. St. Paul, got some $260, St. Paul police were told.

Thieves also broke into parish house of House of Hope Presbyterian church. Summit avenue and Avon street, St. Paul, and ransack ed the premises. Loss was not immediately determined. STUDENT HONORED William R.

Becklean, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Becklean, 1716 Fremont avenue has been granted the John C. Schroeder prize at the Yale engineering school.

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