Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 20

DELAWARE COUNTY (PA,) BAttl TIMES Tuesday, July 25, WCAU i WHYY Complete Television Programs ALLEY OOP (C) Denotes Color TONIGHT EVENING .9:00 Filmdom's Finest "Nancy Drew, Reporter" Bonita Granville, John Litel CD Astro Boy Timmy and Lassie QD Winchell-Mahoney and "Little Rascals" 5:30 IB Friendly Giant QuickDraw McGraw (C) 8B The Lone Ranger (C) of Poindexter "6:00 News, Weather and Sports (C) TV 10 Big News (C) (B What's New (R) "How to Sail" fD Fantastic 8th Man S) Fireball XL-5 'VCD Gigantor 6:30 Huntley-Brinkley (C) 0 News (C) Exploring the Universe (D Marine Boy (C) Sportsphone CD Fi: tones (C) 7:00 Bachelor Father 7 O'clock (C) CD CBS News (C) CD Pathfinders--A look at Walt Whitman ffl Patty Duke Show 03 Bilko Show CD Truth or Consequences (C) 7:30 Girl from U.N.C.L.E. (C) Hermione Gingold, Broderick Crawford (R) Combat (C) (R) Claude Akins OD Daktari (C) (R) C0 Jazz Casual -Earl "Fatha" Hines (R) flj Addams Family Movie One Edward G. Robinson, Glenn Ford CD Alfred Hitchcock "Where Beauty Lies" George Nader, Pamela Curran, Charles Carlson 8:00 Profiles in Courage -story of George Mason (R) Dr. Kildare CD Munsters 8:30 Occasional Wife (C) (R) Peyton Place (C) 03 Spotlight (C) CD Hazel 9:00 Tuesday Night Movie Delicate Subject to Change Provided by the Condition" Jackie Gleason, Glynis Johns, Charley Rugbies, Laurel Goodwin Baseball--Phillies at Houston (B Creative Person George Grosz" Lotte Lenya narrates (B Movie Greats Gary Grant, Ingrid Bergman CD Thriller-'Till Death Do Us Part" Henry Jones, Reta Shaw 9:30 03 Petticoat Junction (C) (R) "The Manhattan 12 O'clock High 10:00 03 CBS Special Anderson Platoon" (R) Summer Sampler "Cineposium Special" CD Summer Film of Convict Lake" Glenn Ford, Ethel Barrymore, Gene Tierney, Zachary Scott 10:30 03 Movietime 29 Venture" Kent Taylor, Jane Hylton 11:00 News, Weather and Sports (C) O'clock News (C) 03 TV 10 Big News (C) Delaware Tonight (B One Step Beyond John Meillon, Robin Hughes 11:25 CD The Late Show (C) Gift of Love" Lauren Bacall, Robert Stack, Lome Greene 11:30 Tonight (C) Joev Bishon CC) CD Orleans" Arturo de Cordova, Dorothy Patrick 1:00 Thought for Today Peter Gunn 1:25 03 The Late, Late of the Satellites" Susan Cabot, Dick Miller 2:50 09 Late, Late News WEDNESDAY MORNING 5:40 CD Early Morning News 5:45 03 Summer and Semester 6:15 China 03 University of Pa. TV Seminar 6 6:45 Farm, Home and Garden News and Weather 03 Bill Bennett Show 6:55 Today in Philadelphia 7:00 Today (C) TV High School of the Air 03 Morning Report 7:05 03 News (C) 7:30 News and Weather 03 Gene London Show (C) 7:40 Cartoon Circus (C) 8:00 03 Captain Kangaroo 8:45 Newstime 8:50 Philadelphia Girl Talk 9:00 Contact Girl Talk--Virginia Graham, hostess 03 Pixanne (C) 9:30 Medic 03 Dennis the Menace 10:00 Snap Judgment (C) Dating Game 03 Candid Camera Exercise with Jack LaLanne (C) 10:25 News (C) 10:30 Concentration (C) Dateline: Hollywood 03 Beverly Hillbillies CD Lock Up GD Cartoon Carnival (C) 10:55 Children's Doctor (C) 11:00 Personality (C) Supermarket Sweep (C) 03 Andy of Mayberry Book Rack Th.) Grades 1 and 2 CD Fugitive QD Romper Room (C) 15 Book Rack Th.) Grades 5 and 6 11:30 Hollywood Squares (C) Family Game 03 Dick Van Dyke Show 11:40 Book Rack Th.) Grades 3 and 4 1:59 AFTERNOON 12:00 News and Weather Love of Life News and Weather ffl Jeopardy (C) Everybody's Talking 03 Dickory Doc (C) 12:15 Hollywood's Best Law" George O'Brien, Virginia Vale 12:2503 Mid-Day News (C) 12:30 Mike Douglas Show (C) fl3 Search for Tomorrow (C) CD Eye Guess (C) Donna Reed Show 12:45 03 The Guiding Light 12:55 CD NBC News (C) 1:00 03 Leave It To Beaver CD Trails West Double Feature Visitor" 11 Do You Remember Wlien? 75 YEARS AGO A tea given by the Home and Foreign Mission Society of Upland in the Crozer cottage at Sixth and Main streets on Saturday afternoon was very largely attended by the young folks of the borough and proved to be a very pleasant affair.

"It "was in charge of Mrs. L. W. Munger, and was given between the hours of 4 and 5 o'clock. The tea was given for; the purpose of increasing the interest in the work of the organization.

Each member was given permission to invite a friend. In all there were about fifty present and the officers of the society feel much encouraged by the result of their energies in--this direction. Dr. E. W.

Bing of Second and Morris streets, South Chester, lately secured a large and valuable collection of Indian pottery and arrow heads, dug from the mounds of Kentucky and Missouri. Among his collection are also several specimens of Indian tomahawks, stone hatchets, idols and rare shells and stones. He has also a well preserved jaw bone of a male Indian, which still has several of the teeth as firmly imbedded as when its owners roamed the forests. The excessive heat yesterday was hard on horses and a number of cases of prostration were reported. Hanum and Fulmer, the Market street liverymen, lost their big gray horse "Bobbie," which died early this morning, fromj the effects of the heat.

The animal was hired early in the morning to H. B. Bry- son'of Broad and Morton ave- nue, who drove to Philadelphia. He returned the team to the stable during the night and the horse expired about three hours later. Mr.

Bryson drove carefully, he says. "Bobbie was a valuable animal." 50 YEARS AGO The campaign for the fifty thousand dollar fund for improvements to St. Rose of Lima Church, in which the faithful members of that parish are endeavoring to raise under the direction of the pastor, Rev. Thomas F. Ryan is growing apace.

The work of collecting funds is on for ten days and ten teams as well as the executive committee and individual mem bers feel highly encouraged so far. Yesterday's total reached $3027.00 while in the three days of effort the grand total has been $14,146.50. That is considered splendid even by those nol interested in showing what St. Rose of Lima's people can do and what a sympathetic public is willing to do for the church that is developing so wonderfully in a rapidly growing community. Among those who contributed one hundred dollars yesterday are the following: Mrs.

Thomas J. Robinson, Dempsey Brothers, Thomas Kelly, William Connor, in memory of his deceased mother; Hugh MacAtee, Francis Hitchcock, Patrick Multahey, John J. McCoy, Michael Dougherty anc Mrs. Julia Hassen, in memory of her husband and John B. McCleary.

The War Department in Washington is prepared for any draft OUT OUR WAY OH, WHY THATlS OWLYTH' DOESU'T SHETHINK PUT OUT ABOUT BEFORE SHE THAT, HE HASN'T OPEWS HER I EVEM MOTIVED WHATTH'POfi'S DOME ID THAT FAVORITE OLD WHY BITSEV, YOU CsRAWP NALJGHTV VOL) TAKE THAT NOW I'M THIWG RIGHT BACK 6KAWD- UP TO YOUR (5RAK1D- FATHEFJ'S WHERE HE'STAKEKJ THAT AS AW IMSULT. Lee J. Cobb; "Season To Love" Ida Lupino, Howard Duff, Richard Greene, Patricia Medina OB Prize Take It To Heart" 1:25 03 TV 10 News (C) 1:30 TV Kitchen (C) CD As the World Turns (C) Let's Make a Deal (C) 1:55 CD News--Nancy Dickerson (C) 2:00 Days of Our Lives (C) Newlywed Game (C) fl3 Password (C) 09 2 O'Clock Movie Frank Albertson, Barbara Read S) Stars in the From Cleveland" George Brent, Lynn Bari 2:30 The Doctors (C) Dream Girl '67 (C) House Party 2:55 News with the Woman's Touch (C) 3:00 Another World (C) General Hospital CD To Tell the Truth Topper 3:15 OD CBS News (C) 3:30 0 You Don't Say (C) Dark Shadows 03 Edge of Night Roy Rogers Movie QD Captain Phila. (C) 4:00 Match Game (C) O'Popeye Theater (C) GD The Secret Storm (B Prince Planet 4:25 News (C) 4:30 Merv Griffin Show 03 Early Show of Evidence" Van Johnson, Vera Miles CD Wee Willie Webber's Cartoon Capers (C) 03 Daredevils of the Red Circle BRIDGE Argument Goes On And On iots. While not anticipating rouble, every step has been aken to check any disturbance the day men are summoned efore the for examina- ions.

Thus far, however, the nly evidence of possible upris- ng is found in isolated organiza- ions of so-called conscientious ibjectors and other pacifist groups are being watched clsely the Department of Justic. .20 YEARS AGO The Penn- ylvania Railroad wants to discontinue passenger service on its Octoraro Branch because it is osing money. Furthermore, its officials contend residents of the 31-mile stretch from Wawa to Oxford have "adequate" bus service. Upwards of 100 residents of the area affected heard this testimony from the railroad officials in the court house in Media before J. A.

Eiseman, examiner of the Public Utility lommission, on Wednesday. Testimony from them, oppos- ng the stoppage of the train service, will be heard at some uture undetermined date. The railroad's chief witness was A. J. Greenough, superintendent of the Maryland Division of which the Octoraro Branch is a part.

He offered timetables, show- ng that there were two trains daily each way between Oxford and -Wawa. At the latter point junction is made with the electrical line between Philadelphia and West Chester. During a test period last January it was shown by records presented by Greenough there was a daily average of 152.2 passengers on the entire branch, jroducing an average daily revenue of $32.77. Another check, made less than two weeks ago, showed a daily average of 125.8 passengers. Last year the railroad superintendent testified the operating costs totaled $40,697.72 and the total revenue was $10,455.27, showing a loss of $30,272.45, on the passenger, express and mail service.

It was estimated that the operating loss this year will be larger. NORTH 4 9 7 6 3 6 4 A10 6 5 J9 WEST EAST 4 8 1 0 9 3 8 7 5 2 4 9 8 3 4 2 4 7 5 4 3 SOUTH AA1054 A 7 2 Both vulnerable West North East South Pass 14 Pass 2 4 Pass 4 4 Pass Pass Pass Opening lead--V By JACOBY SONS South his ace of hearts and proceeded to play ace of small trump. West won with his queen and remarked. "When both sides play trumps, one is wrong but I am going to play another trump anyway." He cashed the king of trumps and led the ten of hearts. Dummy's queen lost to East's king and South had to ruff with his last trump.

Then South entered dummy with the ace of diamonds and tried the club finesse. West took his king and set the hand with his heart tricks. "I work a finesse, moaned South. "You didn't this time," said West, "but you chucked the hand anyway. You should have submarined the trumps by leading low from your You would ruff the second heart, go to dummy, try and lose me club finesse and still make the hand because I would have had no chance to pull your last little trump." "When I want my partner educated, I'll teach him," saic North.

"West could have beaten the hand against my line of play." "Want to bet?" said West. "Sure I do," replied North. "If South leads a low spade at trick two it is up to West to go up with the queen or king and lead either the nine or eight of diamonds. This will give him time to establish a diamond trick before South has the opportunity to discard two of dummy's diamonds on his long clubs." i Krwanis to Meet CHESTER The Chester Ki-j wanis Club will hold its weekly) luncheon meeting at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Central YMCA, 2 S.

Eyre Drive. Guest speaker will be Joseph M. Barnes gas superintend-' ent, Main Line Division of the Philadelphia Electric Co. He will speak on "Gas Serves Your Community." Q-- The bidding has been: West North East South Pass 1 4 Pass 2 N.T. Pass 3 Pass You, South, Hold: 4 A 2 9 4 4AQ What do you do now? A-- Bid four spades.

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