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PAGE TWENTY ALEXANDRIA DAILY TOWN TALK, ALEXANDRIA-PINEVILLE. LA TUESDAY, ArRIL 25 1961 Television Radio Lofe TV-Radio Notes Television in Review rjrc on all atr1j of jiur tiv.lv. I TO 1 24-A i 23i prwf. -t r.rv r.r pUn f'r tr-m JTiii Tf-i sf.ou.l mucn lrrrrrv. i VIRGO 24-Sopt.

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tiun 7.00 Mr. td 7.30 Dobie Gtlli 8 00 TfaiKriown 8 30 Hed iKMon 8 -00 Hor.g Kong 10:00 TV Weather Facta In 05 G.my Mowa Snow 11. Oj ft.tihon iildr WEDNESDAY 6 45 Daily Word 6:50 Agricultural Heport 6 5" Newa Round-Up 7.00 Time Tunes Cartonj 8:00 Hnttelet and Newa 8.15 Captain Kangaroo 9 Storyland 9 30 Video Vlllags on Double F.xp"ure 10:3 Love That Bob 11:00 Love of Life 11:30 Seach for Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light 12 10 CBS Nes 12:30 As the World Turn 1:00 About Far 1-30 House Party 2:00 The Millionaire 2 30 The Verdict la Your 3:00 Brighter Day 3: 15 Secret Storm 3:30 Fdge of Night 4:00 Theatre Petit 9 15 Buckskin Bill 5:30 World of Sporta TV Weatherfacta KSLA SHREVEPORT CHANNEL 12 TONIGHT 0fl Newa 6:15 Douglas Edwards and the News 6:30 Tom Ewell Show 7 00 Father Knows Beet 7:30 Dobie Gilhs 8 00 Brothers Brannfgan 8 30 Red Skelton on G.u Moore Show 10:00 News 10:10 Weather 10:15 Night Owl Theater WEDNESDAY 8 30 Ark-La-Tex Farmer 6:45 Your Pastor 7:00 Jones Junction 8:00 CBS News 8:15 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Pnpeye find Pali 9:30 Video Viiloge 10:00 Double Exposure 10:30 Your Surprise Package 11:00 Love of Life 11:30 Scorch for Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding l.lpht 12:00 Channel 12 News 12:30 As the World Turns 1:00 Face the Nation 1:30 House Party 2:00 The Millionaire 2:30 The Verdict in Yours 3:00 The Brigher Day 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 The Kdge of Night 4:00 Cinema XII WAFB LAFAYETTE CHANNEL 10 Cble Channel TONIGHT it Reporter i 10 Weatherrraa 6: It Douglas Edwards News 6 30 Route Dobie Gillis "0 rather Knows Best 8 30 Red Skelton 9 no Moore Show 10 on Nerws-Wea'her 10.15 Tuesday Night Movie WEDNESDAY 8 00 CBS Newa 8.15 Captain Kangaroo 9 00 December Bride 9 30 Debbie Drake 9 45 TBA 10 00 Double F.npoture 10 30 Your Surpite Package 11:00 Love of Life 10:30 Search for Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light 12 00 CBS Newa 12 05 Meet Your Neighbor 12 30 As the Wirld Turna 1 00 Face Facta 130 Linn letter Houaeparty 2 00 The Millionaire 2 30 Verdict Is Youra 3.00 Brighter Day Secret Storm Edge of Night 4 "A Funtime Piayhouee 5 55 Social Notes 11101)7 BATON ROUGE CHANNEL 2 Cablt Chanel 2 TONIGHT 6 OO Your Reporter 6 15 Telesporte Flnel 8:25 Weather Daily 6 30 Orne and Harriet 7:00 The Rifleman 7:30 Alfred Hitchcock 8 00 Thriller 9 00 77 Sunset Strip Night Des 10:15 Aluminum Preents 10:45 Meet McGraw 11:15 Jack Paar Show WEDNESDAY 8:30 Continental Classroom 7:00 Today 9:00 Debbie Drake 9 15 For the Ladies 9:30 Play Your Hunch 10:00 Price Is Right 10:30 Concentration 11:00 Truth or Consequences 11:30 It Could Be You 11:55 NBC News 12 oo Mid-Day In Louisiana 12:30 Life of Riley 1:00 Jan Murray 1:30 Loretta Young 2:00 Young Dr. Malona 2:30 From These Roota 3:00 Danny Thomas 3:30 Here's Hollywood 4:00 Amos and Andy 4:30 Whirlybirds 5:00 Deputy Dawg 5:30 Lone Ranger KLFY By Frtd NEW YORK (LTD Wfl the real Hugh Downs please stand up? Night and day. Hugh is the one who serves as host of NBC-TV's "Concentration" camp.

The popular game show involves memory and an electronic rebus and Mon day night the rebus rebusted into the nighttime schedule as a re placement for "Dante." The day time version of "Concentration" is better. in uie morning Downs runs things easily, as if conducting a quiet, cheerfully informal neigh borhood pitch-penny contest. He speaks softly smiles modestly, is matter-of-fact, unhokey and easy to take. The basic game is a good one and it, too, is modest, unhokey and easy to take. It also has the advantage of enabling viewers to play right along with the contestants, although without tangible reward.

For its nighttime debut, however, "Concentration" came on like Milton Berle. We heard enraptured off-stage shouts from an announcer, saw flashy "his-and-her" automobiles being held out as prizes, bracketed by models. Brassy fanfares, thunderous drum rolls and a full orchestra added to the din. "Concentration" had sold out to the showmanship that Is cynical and blunt. And Hugh Downs played right along with this switch in emphasis.

He met the shouts of the audience with overdone enthusiasm. No longer calm, cool and collected, he was now submerging his personality and giving a bad im- mitation of a TV happiness boy. His play-by-play commentary came at machinegun-speed. In addition, the bigger nighttime budget also has altered the game. There seem to be more "forfeit 1 gift" squares on the board.

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Dobie and Maynard are selected by the Army to be two of the three astronauts on an experimen tal journey into outer space, the third being Corporal Kilroy a chimpanzee in "Spaceville" on "Dobie Gillis" tonight at 7:30 on Channels 8, 9, 10 and 12. Jess Harper and Slim Sherman split over Slim'g apparent unwil lingness to help Fred Powers, a drifter employed 'at the ranch, when they learn he is being hunted by hired gunmen, in "Killers' Odds" on the full-hour "Laramie" series tonight at 6:30 on Channel 5. But after Jess is beaten up Slim joins his fight against the paid killers. Tom Potter tried todo-it-him-self but only backs himself into a corner, in "Handy Man" on "The Tom Ewell Show" tonight at 6:30 on Channel 12 and 10:30 on Channel 8. Balking at the cost estimate of a professional handyman, Tom lays a new kitchen floor himself.

When graver woes strike the Potter household he finds himself boycotted by those who could help. Guest start Billy Gilbert and Roland Winters join Red Skelton as Clem Kadiddlehopepr in an improbable tale of intelligence pills that make Clem a genius, on "The Red Skelton Show" tonight at 8:30 on Channels 8, 9, 10 and 12. PATTERENED FOR YOUR PURPOSE Classified ads! To sell or rent, hire or buy call HI 2-6642. P-'irn May your innate caution is only exrewlfd by your d-tpr-minaiion. your love for retire and your ability to puh through a project once ynu Live set your mind on doing -it.

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Whoever sold Downs on the idea of behaving the way he did presumably on the theory that nighttime game shows should be louder because louder is better should remember the name of the show. It's "Concentration," not "Detonation." Dialing and Filing: "Surfside 6," the show with the lady-chasing private eyes who we sometimes call the "Broadside 3," dunked its ABC-TV hour into a swampland of silliness Monday night. It's a sick show anyway you look at it. "The Americans" on NBC-TV was successful in attracting Patricia Barry and Charles Bickford for guest roles Monday night. And that's where its success ended.

At one point in the story. Miss Barry asked her pappy, Bickford, "Why did you dig this?" Did they really talk that way during the Civil War, dad? Actually, she was referring to a grave. But I still didn't dig the episode. Th Channel Swim: "Are labor unions too powerful?" Will be de bated by James Hoffa, Teamsters' Union president, and Arthur Motley, president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, on NBC-TV's "The Nation's Future" for Satur day, May 6.

Perry Como, mourning the death of his mother, will be un able to appear on his May 3 NBC- TV program, which is now in rehearsal for taping on Friday. Andy Williams subs for Como. "The Renegade." a Civil War drama set against the first battle of Bull Run, is set for Tuesday, May 9, on NBC-TV. Steve Cochran and Richard Ney are the stars; Jack Warden is featured in the role of a war profiteer. Dolores Gray and Eddie Albert co-star in "Famous," a "U.S.

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But somewhere along the line the beautiful friendship came to an end. The allies caught Wislincenv. Eich mann eluded them. Several Witnesses A procession of witnesses went across the stand this morning telling about the early days of Nazi oppression of the Jews. In the process they revived the myster ious case of Herschel Grynzspan.

the young Jew who killed Ernst Vom Rath. German diplomat in Paris, in November. 1938. He was tried and convicted, but nothing more was ever heard about his fate. Grynzspan's father, Sigmund, and his brother, Mordecai, were two of the witnesses.

The father told how he and his family were deported from Germany to Poland at the start of the oppres sion of the Jews. Mordecai said he served in the Russian Army and after the war vainlv tried to find out what had happened to his brother. Traces Movement Dr. Benno Cohn, first chairman of the Zionist organization in Germany, was anothi-f witness. He traced the gradual steps by which me rsazis tightened the noose of the German Jews.

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REX The Bramble Bush. law Day' May 1 Proclaimed Here Mayor W. George Bowdon Jr. today proclaimed May 1 "Law Day" in Alexandria. The Alexandria Bar Assn.

will observe the day with a series of speeches by attorneys as part of a national observance. Law Day is the U. answer to the communist "May Day." In his proclamation, Bowdon said. "Individual freedom under law is the birthright of all Americans and laws and courts exist to protect every citizen in the rights and privileges he enjoys under our federal and state constitution. "It is this liberty and equality for the individual which distin-! guisnes our system of govern ment from communism; tinder which millions of people are liv ing in slavery and without laws and courts the freedoms we often take for granted would be mean ingless.

"This important truth is to be recognized publicly in a nation wide observance of Law Day U. S. A. on May 1 and the cit izens of the city of Alexandria have been invited to narticioate. and the observance will focus public attention on the important part law has played in American growth and achievement.

"The present state of world affairs makes it especially fitting that our people should at this time reaffirm their faith in the rule of law and their determination to strengthen it, and this is both a timely and patriotic observance emphasizing respect for the law and good citizenship." Bowdon called on the citizens of Alexandria, churches, organizations and schools to recognize the day and join in the obscrv- ance. DIVORCE DROPPED LOS ANGELES AP (-Former Las Vesas shovv2irI Sandra Drum- iiiumj d5 Mie ana ner nusoana. Philip Crosby, have reconciled. She petitioned Monday for withdrawal of her separate maintenance suit filed against the son of Bing Crosby March 24 She had charged mental cruelty and had sought $2,500 monthly supwrt for herself and their two children. She said Crosby, part of the Crosby brothers singing team, earns rs.OOO yearly.

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'Z-a v. read into the record. The table in his bullet-proof glass box was piled high today with documents from which oranae indev slins stuck out. Defense counsel Robert HHP Servauus told United Press International Monday that Eichmann was working late in his cell and was making valuable contributions to his own case IF YOU LIVE WITHIN THIS CIRCLE, YOU SHOULD BE GETTING TOP RECEPTION ON CHANNEL 9. IF YOU AREN'T GETTING A PERFECT PICTURE, CONSULT A QUALIFIED TV SERVICEMAN.

Servatius fought hard to ex clude the Wisliceny affidavit from the court record, contenriino HfTL- I'. was motivated by a desire to I ti Kg ffgz fF Sr 1 revenge against Eichmann. But 1 the court ovcruled him, and At- i torney General Gideon Hausner I oegan reai.r.g we accusation CHANNEL from the crave. i'- trrr tl r-i, "Eichmann was an extremely 9 BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA important factor in the extermination cf (he Jews." it said. "U-i himself w3 a fo.vnr.l wHo m'rr 36.W5.

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