Garden City Telegram from Garden City, Kansas • Page 10

TV Little-of Real Interest Slated tor Coming Week ftiv Tetegrftftt tl, By BERNARD OAVZEft NEW YORK (AP)-Unless you I are so addicted to television you tan't bear to be away from it for a minute, there's little of any real interest in the coming week. In Hie re-run mish-mash, outstanding offering is the concluding half of "What Makes Sammy Run?" 10 p.m., Eastern Uaylight Tjme, NBC). This is the story of the ambitious, Hall explain the nature of Die i CBt Mi lineup Man- crisis in a Saturday night report with Jessel, Tony Bennett and Arlene Dahl introducing talent on Sam Levenaon's 1 it Talent Scouts" on World Wide 60 (6:90 p.m.) ABC's Sunday includes College News Conference Rear Adm. William Raborn head of the lolaris missile project, answering the questions (1 p.m.); NfiC's Meet the Press has Dr. Edward Teller, nuclear physicist, on-band power-hungry young man who be- (0 P- Doffed by Emvltt New comes Mr.

Big in the movie in- wpert from Sauk Gen- lc f. nnv on celebration hoh oring the late Sinclair Lewis, and dustry. In this half, he gets his 'comeuppance. Cuba is in the news and NBC's reporting team of Wilson and Lee QMS My new hat must imprtiiad him. Ha took me to the Trail Room for some of their famous cooking!" IN ADVENTURES IN GOOD EATING I960 HOTEL WARREN CBS's Ed Sullivan actor Sam Levene and orchestra leader Lionel perfarmers.

Hampton as top (ft p.m.); Spike Jones and his regulars jobed by four cltilHrfln known Angels," (9:90 p.m.) and Dick Van Dyke in a comfcdy about a bank teller in trouble (Comedy Showcase, 10 p.m.) The Steel Hour Wednesday pre- gents i Civil War'drama about a Confederate spy (CBS, 10 p.m.)j rfnd on Thursday ABC gives pictures so old they seem this time the silent movie version of "Yankee Clipper," starring Girl Win. MOT SPRINGS ID. (Ap) pflderwood Finginfir of Lyons, tht girle' bartci racing event in Wed- at the National High School Rodeo. iiiMi ,0 RHTY RONS TO 00ft rWNiNf HITS TO AND THEYMADs TO OUgfHRK HU BAILIY Williim Boyd (10:30 p.m.) it Television Performers All Singing Same Tunes By CYNTHIA LOWRY TV-Radio Writer HOIAYWOOD (AP)-This Is time of the year television's top performers drum-ming up audiences for shows which along In a month or two, are all sinsing the same tunes. This weary reporter who has been hearing the theme constantly for almost three weeks, knows the words by heart.

"I'm really ribly excited about the show. We have awfully talented writers, and we're really getting great production values and different." it was almost an overwhelming experience to meet a worried middle-aged man in theatrical who while hurriedly bolting scrambled eggs and bacon during a noon work brdak, confessed: "We've finished two shows Of the series, and I've seen them. I don't know whether they're good or not. And I probaWy won't know until the first audience ratings come in after the show until the secretary of somebody important stooo speaking to me." The forthright actor Is Tom Ewell, a professional who after 24 years in the business finally saw his narrie go up on the marquee BONNIE who knows her style AdorAble kiltie moccasin with lots of sassy fringe precisely belted and buckled in the most strategic place to attract all es AAAA to I NIOUTI tOOf SHOE STORE of the Broadway Theatre seven year ago in "Seven Year Itch." It tMk long to make his theatrical fortune, but since then Ewell apparently has been able to do no wrong. He has been starred in a string of motion pictures and recently left the cast of another smash Broadway hit, "A Thurber Carnival" to come to Hollywood for his new series.

It is called "The Tom Ewell Show," and is due to start on CBS late in September. "It's a situation comedy," he continued dubiously. "And there are about 18 others around. Television comedy is completely different from stage comedy and from motion picture comedy. It's the pressure of time.

There's'no room for second guessing." Ed Sullivan, who is always making such a big point about having new shows when all about him summer re-broadcasts, is letting us down: He'll slip in a himself during the next couple of months. Louis Nye, once of the Steve Allen Show, will return to TV this season as a love interest on "The "Ann Sothern Show." The lucky lady will be the heroine's spinster side-kick by Aim Tyrell. Station Airs Russian Version EL DORADO, Kas. (AP) Station KBTO has been giving its listeners a Sample of what Radio Moscow is telling the world about the trial of Francis (Jary Powers, the American U2 pilot. The liussian version is balanced against excerpts from accounts broadcast by the British Broadcasting the Voice of America, Armed Forces Radio Service and tM Radio.

Richard Burch and Al Diller of tiie KBTO news department have been monitoring the foreign radio channels and making tape recordings for 11 to 12 hours a day since the Powers trial started. The essence is compressed into a 25-minute program "Viewpoint, The Powers Trial" broadcast over KBTO between 5:33 and 6 each evening. Burch said: "Most of those who hear what Radio Moscow is saying laugh about it. We think It is important that our listeners understand that this is the only information millions uf people around the world art getting about the Powers trial." Thii takes skill and practice IT TAKES SKILL TO FILL A'RESCR'PTION To be ice NiQHT C4US mi Ilia Board of Ciourity of County met 1. I960 with the blowing DreJHit: J.

it. concannon. Chairman Ralph Hafllch; y. Arthur Stone; E. County Attorney: and Jane CoUhis.

County Clerk. Thft following; presented and warrants drawn for same. GBNERAL PAYROLL OP.OPS Donna Bradford 26S.SS Jane Colling S77.70 James M. i Grace L. Crlpe 2GH.28 Betty Decbant 2P4.f"> Robert M.

SVnton, M.D. 73.00 Vivian Oaylord 2J6.PO Remedies Guillen 180 1 Ralph lunich isa.eo Shirley A. Ilatvly Vertle L. 87.31 Ixmlff Huffmpster Jewell Hummer Trd 2" a 11 end a LM 16" to W. T.

Jfeier "0' "i O. Mae 277.7fl JHdna Rlr-hardson IS'Vi Barl Robinson M. r' T.av/m f. Arthur Stone 19S.M Stone Huth S. Duane John J.

Wllf.n 1 Bonnie 338.17 ROAD DEPARTMENT ri'arencfi Ai-nistrong ZfiO.oo Etmpr Atkinson W. F. Atkinson Bonnie Brunnrardt Rarn' Davln SOS.no FTarnld B. Downer r.oi H. Feh-is 3SO.OO IT.

W. Ferris nos.on L. Orady 194.S2 W. B. Tiallmark Harbin sns.no Jack Herrell S05.00 Tva L.

Johnson OP.SO Oran K. Line 305.00 tM C. Jfunn in.pi) K. 340.00 Vlrjll ans.nj) Rverett. C.

Reece Wdward J. Relmer 30'rn Danny Senvey S05.JO Oliver L. Wagner aniVYi Noble WWown 303.00 BINDWEED PAYROLL Randy BIHot.t. 10.00 John M. Phillips' 2Ifi.

Everett Stunplw aaB.OO HEAT.TH NURSE Louiie Hoyt Hovt, R.N. GENERAL PAYROLL w-arl Robinson W. F. Meier C. Standlpy 164.80 W.

T. lleler 31R-00 No. 1. Coast Tn CoRSt ,2.35 Qprden City Laundry TjiC lO.iH W. V.

Wilier 13.00 Holfert Silyder 2S.OO Cecil Day Meier County Institute WHV VOU SO IT'S OU5T A'liaMT ftur cceeK id so TOUCHY OUSTTAKir roMAKfe I SNUFFY SMITH PATROL.T. 93.75 350.00 2Sft.P2 12.00 Fun.1 Consolidated AddrftMOgrapli-Multleraph Corp. 868.20 41.37 13.r.0 LOakvood Company Saml Acme-Harding Glass Co. Wayne M. Campbell Photostat Corp Robert M.

Wlxson, C.P.A. Duanfl E. West Duane B. Robert M. Fenton Clyde P.

Dale B. Hnrrlaon Smith Rlliott 843.60 Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. 28 Peoples Natural 6.90 City of City 128.15 Garden City Loan ft Investment Co. 30. 3.00 13.00 Flnney County Soil Conaervatiou JUdafe' James V.

Riddle, Sec. Treas. J0.no Mabel Murdock 16.00 Charles 161.50 BOAD DEPARTMENT Maynard Haflleh E. C. Crowley Ted Radke frll'bert Kemper Lenis Buffalo Mill Supply, Inc.

Burtiu Motor Co. Christenaen Grain, Inc. City of Garden City Coast-To-Coaat Storeii P. L. Dale II.

B. Downer East Side Frajwe. ft Axle Co. Evans One Stop Service Fanaler Inc. Foley Tractor Co.

Garden City Implement Co. Garden City Laundry Henkle ft Comonny Hamper Auto Electric Machine Supply Company Nolan Motor Company Natural Royal Tire Sdheutter Supply, Inc. SchUlman Hardware Co. Security Oil Co- Sinclair Refining Co. BouthwMt Equipment Co Southwestern Bell' Tele.

Co. SouthwesternJBoulpment Co. C. K. Mfnter Co.

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Berniece Bruegel Anna Coufal Letha V. Jean Mltschler Teia C. Munn Eva M. Garden Natl. Bank Bonnie Zirkel, Tr.

Fann Mutual Iiu- Swartley Shamropk Berniece Bnjegel SouttiweaUrnJffpll City TeKgnUn Credit BLreau of Garden City w. L. PjuJtrawtftr Stella Weiater Puberal Home Safeway Store Dillon Food Market Ideal Food Store Murkjjp Dr. EniMt B. Cram CUrk Drug Store Tennje Reyna Jlue Bird Motel Lorraine McCarty Gladys M.

Wagner Renlck Mrs. G. M. Mosoly Aruite Electric BLONDIE COME ON IN JUSHPHO-- SMITHY U66tLE APERN- YE GOT IT TOO TIGHT ARE THOSE HAMBURGERS REAOy? IP THEY KNOW GIRLS AND LEt THE MASTER CHEFS HANDLE THE BARBECUE THEVR6 ANP FLAVIN AW NOT A WAV DlHltCC SE6INS VOU 70 ENJOY HAVINS WtfpM I COUUP MAU.y tiAW LISTENED OVeRTHC CANYON MKILV THIKP MICEOPHOM6 WHIL0 NOT IE YOU COOCP WITH WHAT A JOLiy HOUPAV NOT R6UASE HOU.Y PBOM YOUlt HALL ROM HYPNWIS A -Ybtf PIPHIAT-TDEN FLAVIN WATCHIMfi PIP SOU THINK I PIPNartiNoWfflAT ONLY THE CONTRO- TW6P TO OUT- WHO A Wit AN OLP tUNECr CAN WAte SIWUCH SUCH THAT PSKtoN? STEVE CANYON THI ftYATTS UNCLE JIMMY TM' MICKEY MOUSE Bl.98 11.37 l.BOO.OO 13.688.60 176.J3 9.646.7S 495.78; GROSll 378.00 324.00 380.00 280.00 .124.00 294.00 289.SO 66.34 16.60 7.16 30.80 14.85 18:00 15.00 6.00 62.00 191.00 POGO foiloek Modern Optical iervlce Dr. John F- Dr.

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