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Eight SUNDAY September 12, 1965 PAID ADVERTISEMENT 7:00 A.M. 11 RCMP, Gilles Pelletier 7:15 13 Christophers: "Moses" 7:30 7 Movie: "Screaming Mimi," Phil Carey ('58) 11 Highway Patrol 13 Gospel Favorites (relig) 8:00 A.M. 2 Lamp Unto My Feet: "Vatican il--A Bishop Answers," Most Rev. Ernest J. Primeau (Manchester, N.H.) 9 Search! "Film Appreciation Ann Blyth 11 Gospel Singing Jubilee 8:30 2 Look Up Live: "Dante, the Man," John Heffernan.

Two-part dramatization of life and writings of 13th century Italian poet. 4 Movie: "Relentless," Robert Young (M8) 5 Herald of Truth (relig.) 9 Movie: "Night Song," Dana Andrews, Merle Oberon ('47) 13 TV Gospel Time (relig.) 9:00 A.M. 2 Camera Three: Marguerite Young, author of 1216-page "Miss Macintosh, My Darling." 5 Adventist Hour (relig.) 7 Sun. Story Time (relig.) 11 Broken Arrow, J. Lupton 13 Variedades, R.

Iglesias AFL FOOTBALL, 11:15 a.m., ch. 4, in color has Curt Gowdy and Paul Christman at Houston's Rice Stadium as the Oilers host the New York Jets in the initial regular-season clash. NFL FOOTBALL, 11 a.m., ch. 8 (San Diego), is the annual Hall of Fame game from Canton, Ohio, between the Washington Redskins and the i i (Blacked out 75 miles from L.A., where NFL game is being played.) WORLD SERIES of Golf, 2 p.m. in color, beams the last 6 holes of the head-to- head meeting between Jack Nicklaus (Masters), Gary Player (U.S.

Open), Dave Marr (PGA) andPeterThom- son (British Open) at Akron's Firestone course. First prize in the 36- hole competition is $50,000. U.S. NATIONAL Tennis Championships, 2 p.m., ch. 7, finds Jim McKay and Jack Kramer at Forest Hills for the finals of the men's singles championship, Roy Emerson favored to keep his crown, plus portions of the mixed doubles and women's singles.

Billie Jean Moffitt and Margaret Smith are among contenders to wrest the latter title from Maria Bueno of Brazil. DRAGBOAT Championship, 7:30 p.m., ch. 5, has Dick Enberg with taped highlights of last year's race at Perris, including Barry McGowan's "Banzai" win in the over 150 mph class. TROJAN HUDDLE, 9p.m., ch. 11, with John McKay and Tom Kelly, has the P-T's Jerry Hall as one of four sportswriters telling of their recent trips to AAWA universities.

9:30 2 USAR Film: "This Is Reality" 7 Movie: "Society Lawyer," Walter Pidgeon ('39) 11 Superman, Geo. Reeves 10:00 A.M. 2 Learning '65 (educ.) 4 This Is the Life (Luth.) 5 Stories of Century, Jim Davis: "Tiburcio Vasquez" 9 Movie: "Murder My Sweet," Dick Powell ('44). Philip Marlowe 11 Sun. Concert, Boston Charles Munch 13 Panorama Latino (Span.) 34 Escuela KMEX (English) 10:30 2 Movie: "No Time for Comedy," James Stewart, Rosalind Russell ('40) 4 Frontiers of Faith: "The Quest," Very Rev.

Leonidas C. Contos. The big city as the hopes of Christianity 5 Derringer 13 (Color) Faith for Today 34 Juan Jose (serial) 10:45 8 Hall of Fame 1965 11:00 A.M. 4 (Color) AFL Preview 5 HOME BUYERS' GUIDE if Paul Langford vititt new homes throughout So. Gal.

7 (Color) Beany Cecil 8 NFL Pre-Season Football (see 11 Movie: "Honky Tonk," Clark Gable, Lana Turner ('41) 13 Church in the Home 11:15 4 (Color) AFL Football (see 11:30 7 (Color) Bullwinkle Show 9 (Clr) Movie: "Pride Passion," Cary Grant, Frank Sinatra ('57) 12:00 NOON 2 Movie: "Pacific Blackout," Robert Preston ('42) 5 Wild Bill Hickok 7 Discovery '65 (repeat): "Statue of Liberty." Its history, meaning and symbolism 13 Rev. Oral Roberts (relig.) 12:30 5 Movie: "Violence," Michael O'Shea ('47) 7 770 on TV, Carl George 13 Social Security in Action Guest: Harold Lloyd 34 Quien lo Sabe? (quiz) 12:45 13 Reconciliation (relig.) 1:00 P.M. 7 Best of Scope (educ.) 11 Movie: "Deep Valley," Ida Lupino ('47) 13 Voice of Calvary (relig.) 34 La Actriz (serial) 1:30 2 Viewpoint, Jere Witter with Jesse Unruh 7 Issues Answers Ambassadors Ghulan Ahmed (Pakistan) and B. K. Nehru (India) 9 News, Stan Richards 13 Cal's Corral (to 4 p.m.) 1:45 9 (Clr) Movie: "Pride Passion," Cary Grant, Frank Sinatra ('57) 2:00 P.M.

2 Face the Nation. Pakistani Ambassador Syed Amjad Ali and India's Minister of Education Mahomod Ali Currim Chagla are interviewed separately. 4 (Color) World Series of Golf (see 5 Movie: "Flying Tigers," John Wayne ('42) 7 U.S. National Tennis Championships (see 2:30 2 Movie: "Perfect Marriage," Loretta Younf, David Niven ('46) 3:00 P.M. 11 "WAR if By UNION MORTGAGE "China Doll," Victor Mature ('58) 34 San Martin de Porres 3:30 4 (Clr) My Favorite Sermon: Rev.

Ray Wallace, 1st Christian, N. Hollywd 13 GOLDEN WEST DAHCETIME POPULAR DANCE BANDS 3:45 9 Stan Richards, News 4:00 P.M. 2 Sunday News, Jim Brown 4 (Color) Quiz a Catholic 5 WEIRD, WEIRD WORLD if By RELIABLE MORTGAGE "Man-Made Monster," Lon Chaney Jr. ('41) 7 Movie: "Wild Youth," Robert Hutton ('60) 9 SUNDAY FAMILY FESTIVAL 'SINBAD THE SAILOR' Douglas Fairbanks Maureen O'Hara ('47). Swashbuckling costume entertainment 13 Cavalcade of Books (season premiere) 4:30 2 Insight (see 4 (Color) Confrontation: "The Church and the War on Poverty" 13 Bronco, Ty Hardin 5:00 P.M.

2 Mister Ed, Alan Young (see 4 (Clr) Existence "Enemy from Within" 11 "CHILLER" PRESENTED By UNION MORTGAGE "Devil's Messenger," Lon Chaney Jr. ('61) 34 Teatro" Fantastico (chldn) 5:30 2 Ted Mack Original Amateur Hour (Chicago) 4 (Clr) Secret Agent's Dilemma, or a Clear Case of Mind over Mata Hari. Don Adams, as secret agent 86, previews fall's new and returning programs 5 The Invisible Man 7 Press Conference, Baxter Ward 9 Dobie Gillis, D. Hickman 13 (Color) Rocky Friends 6:00 P.M. 2 20th Century, Walter Cronkite (repeat): "Taming the Mekong." Thant discusses the project by Laos, Cambodia, Thailand and Viet Nam to harness the mighty river 4 (Color) Meet the Press: Richard M.

Nixon, just back from Viet Nam and other Asian countries. (Show's new network time will be effective locally next week.) 5 "POLKA if Live--Fun For All FARMER JOHN BACON Julie Hand sings "A Wonderful Day Like Today" 7 Movie: "Undertow," Scott Brady ('50) 9 (Color) Surf's Up! Stan Richards (new time) 13 UNCLE WALDO'S CARTOON if NEW CRAZY Color 34 Canciones del Recuerdo Mostcl-Burnett Star Zero Mostel and a Burnett have been paired for a one-hour special for CBS which will be seen early next year. 1:30 1 "RALPH STORY'S LOS if ANGELES" HAS MOVED! NEW DAY! NEW TIME! (see 4 (Color) The World of Atom Ant and Secret Squirrel (see 9 (Clr) Greatest Show on Earth, Jack Palance, Julie Newmar, Arthur O'Connell. How Slate learned the circus business, in flashback 11 Room for One More Peggy McCay 13 (Clr) Wally Gator Show 34 Estudio (musical) 7:00 P.M. 2 (Color) Lassie, Robert Bray (see 5 (Clr) Curt Massey Show 7 (Clr) Joseph E.

Levine Film: 'Hercules" (see 11 (Clr) FitzPatrick Travelcade: "Dixieland" 13 (Color) Vagabond: "Yankee Journey" 34 Domingos Alegres 7:30 2 (Clr) My Favorite Martian, Ray Walston (see 4 (Clr) Disney's Wonderful World of Color: "Kilroy," Warren Berlinger, Jack Ooakie, Joan Blondell (repeat). Retired vaudeville couple helps Kilroy in his plan to save stray dogs. Last of 4 pts. 5 Special of Week: "Drag- boat Championships" (see 9 (Clr) Movie: "Whirlpool," Juliette Greco, O. W.

Fischer, Marius Goring 11 The Ray Conniff Show (see 13 (Color) Treasure: "Lost Valley of Honopu" and grave of Kamahameha 8:00 P.M. 2 The Ed Sullivan Show (see 7 Movie: "Birdman of Alcatraz," Burt Lancaster, Karl Maiden, Thelma Ritter ('62). Note early time for 4-hour Robert Stroud biopic 13 Mantovani, John Conte 34 Casos Cosas de Casa 8:30 4 (Color) Branded, Chuck Connos (see 5 EASTERN MORTGAGE CO. if "Ten Gentlemen Irom West Point" Geo, Montgomery with Maureen O'Hara ('42) 11 Educational Countdown, Dr. Lionel De Silva, CTA executive secretary, and Gov.

Edmund G. Brown. Host is Arnold Pike. 13 Mike Hammer, McGavin 34 El Empresario (music) 9:00 P.M. 2 Perry Mason, Raymond Burr (see 4 (Color) Bonanza, Lome Greene (see 11 Trojan Huddle 13 (Clr) Adventure in Sports with Tom Malone 34 La Hora de Raul Astor 9:30 9 'MAN CALLED BOGART' if HOLLYWOOD the STARS (see 11 Opinion in the Capital Sen.

Jannings Randolph 13 Dan Smoot Reports 34 Teatro 34 (drama) 9:45 13 Capitol D. Jackson 10:00 P.M. 2 Candid Camera, Durward Kirby (see 4 The Emmy Awards Show (see 9 PLAY of WEEK COMEDY if 'LULLABY' 11 News, Larry Burrell, with Chuck Benedict 13 Teleplay: ''Another Sunlight," David Brian 10:30 2 What's My Line? J. Daly Guest: Steve Lawrence (16th season premiere) 5 Open End, David Susskind: "Saloon Society-Bartenders, Drinking and Drinkers." Six N.Y. bartenders discuss their customers' idiosyncracies 11 Louis E.

Lomax Show 13 Movie: "Last Crooked Mile," Adele Mara ('47) 11:00 P.M. 2 Sun. News, Bill Stout 7 Bob Young with News Televuej 11:15 2 Movie: "The Sniper Adolph Menjou, Arthur Franz ('52) 7 (Clr) Movie: "Bloodhounds of Broadway Mitzi Gaynor ('52) Runyon 11:30 4 (Color) KNBC Report 11:45 4 The Saint, Roger Moore 12:00 MIDNIGHT 13 Movie: "Love, Honor and Goodbye," Virginia Bruce, Nils Asther ('45) 1:15 2 Movie: "The Come-On Sterling Hayden, Anne Baxter ('56) INSIGHT--Return premiere. Robert Lansing stars in a story of the crisis of conscience faced by a German priest confronted with the anti-Semitic policies of the Third Reich Fr. Ellwood Reiser hosts at 4:30 p.m., ch.

2. MISTER ED--5th season premiere. Wilbur doubts Ed's story of three spies in the park, until he finds a roll of microfilm there. Series is at new time of 5 p.m., ch. 2.

RALPH STORY'S L.A.--Season premiere. Story tells why the strongmen have left Muscle Beach, and looks at the protection offered Hollywood's animal actors. New day and time, 6:30 p.m., ch. 2. ATOM SQUIRREL--Creators Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera make a rare on-camera appearance at 6:30 p.m., ch.

4, for a color hour introducing the characters of their two new shows to screen Saturdays starting Oct. 2. LASSIE--12th season premiere. Color is added at 7 p.m.. ch.

2, as Lassie finds a doe injured by a car--and she's about to become a mother. Filming was done in Yosemite. HERCULES--The late Everett Sloane is host for a rejected pilot of the Adventures of Hercules, Ulysses and Diogenes. Gordon Scott, Paul Stevens and Diana Hyland star at 7 p.m., ch. 7, in color.

MY FAVORITE MARTIAN--3rd season premiere. Color is added at 7:30 p.m., ch. 2, as Detective Brennan accidentally trips the time machine and sends Martin and Tim back to the Old West. RAY CONNIFF SHOW--The conductor-arranger uses his 5-channeI sound equipment for a new musical hour at 7:30 p.m., ch. 11, featuring his orchestra and 16-voice chorus.

ED SULLIVAN--18th season premiere. The Beatles (taped Aug. 14) sing six of their hit tunes at 8 p.m., ch. 2, joining Allen and Rossi, Soupy Sales, Cilia Black and Fan- tasio, a magician. (Show comes to Hollywood next week for the first of five hours in color.) BRANDED--2nd season premiere.

McCord hails a passing stagecoach whose passengers include a woman he once loved and a cavalry officer who voted him guilty of cowardice. Kathleen Crowley and Tom Drake guest at 8:30 p.m., in rn'or, ch. 4. PERRY MASON--9th season premiere. A beautiful murder suspect (Jean Hale) thinks she saw the real killer on a TV program, as series moves to new 9 p.m.

hour, ch. 2. BONANZA--7th season premiere. A hate-filled youth and his sister insist on working on the Ponderosa until they have repaid Ben the money he was bilked of by their renegade father. Tommy Sands, Brooke Bundy and Ford Rainey guestar at 9 p.m., ch.

4, in color. HOLLYWOOD THE STARS --Host Joseph Cotlen looks at the career of "The Man Called Bogart" as the David L. Wolper series gets its off-network premiere at 9:30 p.m., ch. 9. CANDID CAMERA--6th season premiere.

Segments of the 10 p.m., ch. 2 show have hotel guests finding a donkey in their room, and motorists being stopped at a roadblock to be told "Delaware is full and has been closed." EMMY AWARDS--17th annual presentations. Danny Thomas is host at the Hollywood Palladium, with Sammy Davis at the New York Hilton for the 90-min. ceremonies seen at 10 p.m., ch. 4, via 3-hour delay.

Awards are given only 4 categories this year, and are for "excellence" instead of "best," so that several from one category may win the nod. PLAY OF WEEK--Husband-and-wife Eli Wallach and Anne Jackson star with Ruth White at 10 p.m., ch. 9, in a light-hearted comedy of an aging mama's boy who marries a cigarette girl after a 3-date courtship. On his wedding night he phones mama to tell her he's away for the weekend with the boys..