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6A TKt Rocky Mounf, N. C. Nor. 16, 1960 Wednesday TV Programs Mechanics Strike LOS ANGELES (AP)-Public transportation for 730,000 daily finf rsAer Raps U. S.

TV By CYNTHIA LOWRY I while 17 people around him art AP TV-Radio Writer busy keeping their Jobs. Sponsors NEW YORK (AP) "American really shouldn't be allowed any television," said actor Robert hand in it. And in England they Morley, "is far worse than It waj are not." a year ago. It is shame, too,) Morley who among other I II tinue triAit si, fhinns finite II 'ViillrlllnllJl'' th'it American television pnwucers Radio Programs WFMA BOt'SI MOUNT, It 0. rRDNRlOT EVENINQ PBUGBABU 00- BS Newt 09-H1 PI HiHito 00 BS Ntwi Weather 40-Muurtl Interlude t.4S Lowell rnomaa fewt I 5 8 porta Tlmt OO-CBS Newt 7 0S-Amat 'a' Andy PerK.n with Ran Cochrtl 1:00 Th World ToaigM 1:19 -HI Ft Route 30 -Dane rents tra 00 -CBS Newt 0 05-Dance Orchettra nificant export, a barometer of vour orestice abroad." mm 1 diner.

Morley, a British theatrical star one actor irotn turope piay a and playwright, is in New York role cannot understand why for the first time in 12 months! Uiere is such a shortage of good to play a lead in tonight's CBS writers for television in mi Sho of me Month, an adaptation, cotintry. of the venerable play. "Heaven' In England there is a school Can Wait," a comedy. of new writers concentrating on The performer, a witty man television," he sayd. 'There are who obviously enjoys making out- plenty of original dramas about rageous remarks pcrhapj one W0 a Weck.

And we don't give rub-off from playing Oscar Wilde them enormous sums for their so often on the stage and in mo- work and that's another trouhle tion pictures) suggests that it spot in American television: You would be "impossible to make too mon lo ftfW film under the conditions imposed mi to lhe mamy on American television Pro-j and nothi1g ruins wriler quicker dicers." than too much money." "It is like an author trying to In spite of his grumbling. Mr-write a book with four sponsors ley really enjoys his visits to this breathing over his shoulders," he country, although he complains said, "and that is ludicrous. Tele- that he spends most of his time vision programs should be created in New York shopping for his like any other art forms. It can't family and friends, be run by a committee nothing! today I bought a golJ really can be created by a com- dress," he said. "I rather like mil aa TVia it' mi it.ALai ..4 1 i Oo-Badgo 4 tiM-Th Aquananla Jo Waated Dead or Allvo 00 -My Stater Eilaaa 1.30-llMvaa C'aa Wall IliM-WeaUMrmaa Neva lilt-Newt Spoilt UJO-Late Show "Terror at Mldniht" THCRSItat el" KM ISO rkOGIAaU Today tM-Manual Newt I 11-Caplala Kangaroo 9: 00 -Morning Newa (iang Choir 10 M-Dmmlr Brut 10 JO-Vldeo Village Love Uicr Horizon: UOO-LVDnara Vitwa the Ntwa 12: 11-Farm Newa 12, 23-Weather u'30-Search tor Tomorrow u-Uuidlng Ughi of Lilt 1: 30 -At the World Turn Circle 1:30 Unkletter'a Houteparty 3: 00 -Topper Verdict Is Your uay Storm Night WTVD CHANNEL 11 DURHAM.

N. U. WTONEXDAt KVKNIKri PBIMiRAMS Bandttand 330-The Lone Ranger Bug Bunny Reporter Weather Edwarda Rebel 7:30 Th Aquananla 1: 30-Wanted: Dead or Alive Sitter Eileea Show of the Month 10: Can Waif OS Newt 11: IS First Run Theatre "The Jalton Hary" THURSDAY MouftlMU ralOGBAJU 7:00 Morning Jamboree Devotional I lM-CU Newa Newa Kangaroo OO-Cartooa Shop Bride riders in a vast four-county area ground to a halt today. Nine hundred mechanics struck the Metropolitan Transit Author ity at 12:01 a.m. paralyzing local and interurban bus and trolley service.

Police enviasged a monumental traffic problem as hundreds of thousands of workers were left to their own devices walking, sharing auto rides or driving their own cars to jobs In the downtown area, where parking conditions are critical even under normal circumstances. The walkout, in defiance of a fresh court order Tuesday night, was called by the Amalgamated Transportation Union after ,18 months of fruitless contract negotiations. SHC Improvements ROANOKE RAPIDS The State Highway Commission has announced that improvements were made on 70 miles of Halifax County roads during October within the Fourth Highway Div ision. tiiifnv fnnnlv thp SHC ,7 nf jra gpal1 retreatment on U. S.

48 from road 1423 to road 1626; on 6.5 miles of U. S. 158 shoulders from Roanoke Rapids west; and on two miles of road 1400 from U. S. 158 to N.

C. 48. Base course work was completed on 1.4 miles of road 1604. Becomes Citizen KANSAS CITY, (AP) -Nadia Palm, the widow of Air Force pilot Willard Palm became a United States citizen Tuesday in U.S. District Court.

Mrs. Pplm was a French national from Algeria. Her husband, a captain from Oak Ridge, As the couple nibble their sand wiches and sip their iced coffee they are intrigued by the penny fortune machine on the table. Carter eagerly plies the mach ine with encouraged by the answers which have til the marks of truth. SATURDAY Barabara Rush guest in dual role when the partners of Checkmate the San Francisco investigative firm whose aim is to checkmate death, find they must protect quiet but socially active Margaret Russell from a young womAi who has threatened her life, in "The Dark Divide" on "Checkmate" p.m.

EST) on the CBS-TV Network. The Checkmate partners are asked to protect Margaret from potential violence from a woman named Nikki Garnett, who has made threatening 'calls to Mar-gAet's Aunt Edith. It takes Checkmate a while to learn that Nikki is mixed up with some hoodlums and an armed robbery, and longer to learn why she wants quiet Margaret killed. Two of the world's authorities on population problems will debate the question: "Is international birth control needed to head off world disaster?" on the second program of "The Nation's Future" on the NBC-TV Network p.m. EST).

Sir Julian Huxley, distinguished British scientist and former di rector general of UNESCO, will take the affirmative. Jacques Mertens de Wilmars of Belgium, chairman of the United Nations Population Commission, will take the negative. Duke Law Authority Presides At Meetinq DURHAM Dr. E. C.

Bolmeier of Duke University, president of the National Organization on Legal Prnhlems nf RHiicafion will nre- sSe Zr annual meeting in Washington, D. on Thursday and Friday. The Organization has a membership of several hundred persons from the legal profession, school administrative systems, faculties of law schools and uul a minus R. Rapids Men Held For Theft ROANOKE RAPIDS Two Roanoke Rapids men. arrested in Rocky Mount Friday morning for stealing cash and checks from an automobile here that morning, have been charged with breaking and entering and larceny.

In addition, a charge of possessing gambling material was lodged against one of the men. riovd Lvnch. 30. and businessman Police said the men picked the lock to the trunk of Stewart's car after he had placed the money there and left the vehicle for a short while. Stewart told police he did not know the money was was one of six men aboard an 29, are under bonds of shot down by the Soviets 200 and J1.000 respectively for over the Barents Sea July 1.

taking $129.62 in cash and $873:07 The six were stationed at in checks from a car owned by Forbes Air Force Base, Topeka, Frank Stewart, a Roanoke Raoids WITN CHANNEL 7 WAHHUIilUV N. O. WCONKHDAV EVtMMQ MOGaUlU 1 0-Three Slnojrt I 10 -Cartoon Inn I 00- Big Mu nu nenntl Heprtf ti-Hunilt-y Hnokl Report oo snou-ua Made I W-Misun trim I 30 Ptm It RuM Hope Show In iio Peter tew Wiry in 30-llrruaa ead Sen imi LJi New. vMtawt, Ipart 11 is Jao Parr Shew THLKSD4T. MOK.MNQ UOflCAaU lodar oo Ii School T.V.

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WEDNESItAI EVENING FBOGaUfttS leo-Poptye Lono Ranger Bringing Up Buddy 30-Your bao Reporter 40 -Weatherman Edwarda Painful Bums Heal Faster with I Nature's Best Petroleum Jelly rr, MOROLINEif7 14 Western Thrills IN COLOR "WALK TALL" Willard Parker ALSO "FRECKLES" in Color Friday DISNEY'S "JUNGLE CAT" Tonight Step Into The Haunts and Hideaways of. Cuba's Cloak and Dagger Crowd! I Havana btttjt Ttrre till WlUi Hid UN MAUREEN O-HARA Cettainhr well mm I Kan. Mrs. Palm and her children, Michelle, 11, and Timothy, 8. live Topeka.

She was accompanied i to the naturalization ceremony by Constance McKone and Marie Go-j forth, whose husbands also were, aboard the downed plane. The Soviets have announced they are holding Lt. John R. McKone, Toriganoxie and Lt Freeman Olmstead, Elmira, N.Y., the only survivors. Kennedys Rest MEXICO CITY (AP) Presi- dent-elect John F.

Kennedy's gone until he arrived at his hwe. ribbon dedicating the squ.i Iron's Police broadcast an alarm for recently remodeled non-com-the two men after they were missioned officers club. That will seen cruising around the Roanoke be followed by an inspection of Rapids business district around the entire installation. moieiidi was uay oecause, sne laier tola police, R0bCrt Edw2rd a'shf. thouht garbage essing gambling material was men wivca juincu mites moudjjui ijuiuHiiy 01 up DooKs were 1 i i i i i midnight.

They were arrested about 1:45 a.m. Friday while driving along US 301 bypass headed south around Rocky Mount. The additional charge of pos- found in his possession. Both men have previous police 'records. NEW TRADE STRATEGY WASHINGTON (AP) The mar- A i registry may not be chartered for ms Love i.ucv Horizon Of Uie and Allen Mann show rh World Turna Grcle Party 3: 00-The Millionaire 30 -Verdict la Yourt Brighter Day 4-Secret Storm ot Night Special Venire In Lexington Trial LEXINGTON, N.C.

(AP) A special 75-man venire was to report today in Davidson Superior Court for the murder trial of 18- year-old Albert Joseph VaiUan- court Jr. of North Billerica, Mass, Vaillancourt is on trial before Judge Donald Phillips in the beat ing death last July 28 of Clarence South Grant, 65, of Mocksville N.C. Grant is believed to have given the 250-pound Vaillancourt a ride in his automobile before the slaying. A few days after Grant was slain Vaillancourt was arrested in Jacksonville, driving Grant's car. He blurted out a story of the slaying, which had not yet been discovered.

After Vaillancourt was picked up, Grant's body was found off a dirt road leading to U.S. 29 near Lexington. fi The teenage youth underwent an examination at Dix Hospital in Raleigh and was pronounced mentally fit for trial. RENT OS, Move Yourself Furniture, Vans, Dollies Save Vz The Cost WAKE U-DRIVE -IT Per larermatlea Bate Dial Ol t-MM 1M OeiSlaaf St, Bae'jy el teen 4v night on a holiday from their campaign labors. They were em route to the Mexican west coast.

"Our only plars are to rest at Acapulco," said Edward, the; roungest of the three Kennedy! wti home i to all the expense of importiiirl 'rB Kla are5ses oo pretty women. ana i nope it iiu someone. Sgfs. Airman At RR Will Receive Honors ROANOKE RAPIDS Bri. Gen.

Ernest H. Beverly, commander of the Washington fv? Defense Sector with headquarters at Fort Lee, Va. will present Air Defense Command Commendation Outstanding Performance ol Duty Certificates to three members of the 632nd Radar Squadron at tlie Roanoke Rapids Air Force Station Wednesday. At the 3:30 p.m. open ranks inspection.

Gen. Beverly will present the certificates to Staff Sgt. John Mellon, and Joseph R. Carbary and the Air Force Commendation Certificate for similar service to Airman First Class Charless C. Commander.

The awards are for leadership and meritorious service of the three men since they were assigned to the 632nd Radar Squadron. Later. Gen. Beverly will cut the NOT CURIOUS ENOUGH KNOXVILLE. Tenn.

(AP) -Christine Tabb didn't investigate the noise on her back porch Tues- collector maKing his morninc i rounds. Later, when she decided to wash a few clothes, she learned what -'thev noise was. Her new washing machine had been stolen. lor to Cuban nationals. Bex Office Open Daily 12:45 p.m.

SUNDAY'S. HOLIDAY'S $1.25 Our Past List Suspended Daring This Eng igementl schools of education school1 tuuvnitcu asjiwue nuiuuiuuiiuua luesuay an- use in soviet Dioc-cuoa trade boards classroom teachers andiaU the Democratic Party that.nounced a new move designed to without advance approval from professional staffs of state andthere is no better or more beauti-i hamper trade between Cuba and the Maritime Administration, federal departments of education ful Place t0 sPend a vacation than the Soviet bloc. On Oct 20, the agency imposed and educational associations. Acapulco." The agency said that in future, a restriction requiring prior ap- 1 Primary objectives of the Or-I President-elect Kennedy is at any American ship which is trans-jproval for the transfer, tale or ganization are to improve school father's Palm Beach, erred to foreign ownership or chartering of U.S. ships to Cuba BY BETH SHEARIN WEDNESDAY Portraying a weather beeten farmer whose distrust ot nature brings tragedy to a small band of Dan Duryea guest-stars in "The Bleymier Story" on 'Wagon-Train" (NBC-TV Net work.

7:30 p.m. EST). Torrential rains slow up the settlers enroute to homesteads in the Dakotas, under guidance of Scout Flint McCullough (Robert Hortoni. Embittered Samuel Bleymier (Duryea) interprets the dark skies as an omen of disaster His daughter Belle (Ellen Wil- lard) and young Justin Chiborne (James Drury) prefer to believe they will reach land, although a swollen river forces them to de tour through Sioux burial grounds in violation of a treaty. Anthony Franciosa, Robert Morley, Welly Cox and Joey Bis hop are the stars of "Heaven Can Wait." the Du Pont "Show ot the Month" p.m.

EST), on the CBS-TV Network. In the 90-minute comedy, Franciosa plays Joe Pendleton, a prize fighter who wins fame and fortune on earth, through heaven ly intervention. His benign but unearthly benefactor, Mr. Jordan is played by Robert Morley. Wally Cox is Messenger 7013 Mr.

Jord-i an's not-too-helpful assistant, and Joey Bishop portrays Pendleton's very earthly tfnd confused fight manager. THURSDAY "Ben-Hur" makes Its Eastern Carolina premiere here, at the Cameo Theatre, with two perlor manes daily, 1:30 and 7:30 p.m Winner of eleven Academy A-wards, the movie is taken from Generd Lew Wallace's novel "Ben-Hur." Comedian Shelley Bermjfti and international film star Diana Dors will be visited by Charles Colling-wood on "Person to Person" p.m. EST), on the CBS- TV Network. Berman and his wife, Sara'n, will be seen at their apartment in midtown Manhattan, Miss Dors, her husband, English comedian Dickie Dawson, fnd their seven- month-old son, Dickie, will b3 seen at their Beverly Hills, Cali fornia, home. Carolyn Jones stars in "Love on Credit," a comedy about a foreigner's impressions of an American way of life the credit system, on "The Du Pont Show With June Allyson" (CBS-TV Network, p.m.

EST). Lena Murchak (Carolyn Jones) arrives in Ameriea where she will marry and settle down with her fiance. Wilanshov (James Best). Fascinated by the Ameri can system of buying now and paying Lena cannot understand why she and Jovan aren't living in luxury, so she decides to take action. FRIDAY William Shstner and Patricia Breslin co-stfr in "Nick of Time," an unusual story of a unique penny fortune machine- whose predictions of the future come true, on Rod Sterling's "The Twilight Zone" (CBS-TV Network, p.m.

EST). Don Carter, played by Shatner, and his wife, Pat, played by Miss Breslin, are on a cross-country honeymoon trip when their car breaks down in a small Midwestern town forcing them to spend a wm afternoon in a small Cost Of TV By CYNTHIA LOWRY AP TV-Radio Writer NEW YORK (AP Television, like the 'movies and radio before it, is fond of big round figures, and its publicists are not reluctant to plump out the figures even more. We see printed reports that Deb bie Reynolds received some $200,000 for her recent hour's spe cial, that Perry Como paid Casey Stengel more than $7,000 for one guest appearance on his show, that "Rivak, the Bavbarian" cost NBC about a half million dollars all statistics which should be absorbed with several grains of It is true, of course; that many performers and behind-the-cam-eras executives do make a lot of money in television. There are several an nouncers and performers under contract to represent a sponsor or even several non-competitive sponsorswho are making up' srds of $75,000 a year selling cigarettes, deodorants; coffee and soap on television. There are performers such as Perry Zomo and Dinah Shore whose annual salaries exceed those of most corporation presidents.

But these are the exceptions. Recently the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA) made a survey of its membership and found that 75 per cent of its membership made less than $3,000 a year in television. The minimum rates of pay un der AFTRA's code of fair prac itice for network TV broadcasting i rates which the union is seek- ing to increase are not quite as dramatic as those astronomical i star salaries. I For' instance, the minimum fee for a principal performer one I who speaks more than five lines- a 15-minute program is $87 and in this includes three hours of re hearsal. That may.

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Greene 30 -Camp Meetin" Tlma 10 06-CBS Newt 10: 05 -Camp Meetla" rime Around th Bouae Newt Around th Bouaa Newt Weather 1:00 Smith't Warehouse Show 1:15 -The Big SUUoa Musia Hall 1:00 -CBS Newt Big SUOon Mutle Ball (10 4:00 -CBS Newt 5:00 Sign Off Bear newt headllnei and weather rune. toaxy on the hali hour over WCEC. wIFd AM-1390 ROCKT MOUNT, N. C. WEDNESDAY EVENING PROGRAMS Harvey Newa 6: 30 -Musical Interlude 6:35 -Joe Overman Weather 6:45 Musical Interlude Daly Newt 7: 10 -Soundi In Stereo 8:00 Edward P.

Morgan 8:15 Easy Listening Cotell 8:30 -Easy Listening in the Newt Man About Music Political Broadcast 9:53 -Newa About Mutle 10:30 Easy Listening Show 12:00 -Sign OS THURSDAY MORNING PBOGBAMB Service Heur 35-Farm Service Hour Newt AUnana Newt Overman Weath Captul Around th World Almanae Harvey Newt Club Almanas 11:00 -Morning Almanao at Noon 12: 05 -Farm Home Hour 12 30 -Carolina Newt 12: 35 -Joe Overman Weather 12:45 Tobacco Board ot Trade Harvey Newa 1: IS -Sundial 3:00 -John Orozd Shaw 3:55 -New Drozd Show 4:55 -New 00 John Drozd Show WRMT AM-1490 ROCKT MOUNT, O. THURSDAY PROGRAMS Newa Calendar 5:31 Wake Up Tima 5:55 World Report Time 6:55 Carolina Report 7:01 Music Time Beat 8:01 Music Tune Calendar Mueic Time 8:55 World -in Brief Board Music Time 9:55 Carolina Topict Chatter 10:16 Music Time in Bief 11:01 Music Time 11:55 Carolina Report Calendar 12:16 Music Time 12:55 Farm Special 1:01 Farmers Forum in Brief 2: 01 -Music Time 2:55 Sports Special 1:01 Health Crusade 3:16 Music Time Carolina Sepcial Tteport 4:16 Music Time Butinesa World Time 5:55 World In Brief Sports Parade Calendar 6:16 Twilight Serenade 6:53 Carolina Report of the Town in Brief of Smiles 8:55 Carolina Special 9:01 Tower of Smiles Special 10:01 Night in Brief Light Parade 11: 55 -Carolina Tonight 1:01 p.m. Torch Light Parade 1:55 World of Sports 1:01 Torch Light Parade 1:55 -World Newt Light Parada 2:55 Carolina Briefs Light Parade Newt 4:01 Torch, Light Pared WILLIAMS WATCH SHOP 835 Falls Road Dial GI 2-3503 Gives ou taf serriee WATCH ALL wwk ciiaranteed at tht LOWEST Price. Ring Sizine Whlls Watt The ENTERTAINMENT EXPERIENCE Of A LIFETIME I Winner of AWARDS ncwBEST deliver Bnything from car big stock of drags and health needs. Just telephone.

Well eren pick prescriptiocs rxl return with yoaar snedication as soon as careful compounding will permit. No extracharge. ROSE DRUG CO. II ACADEMY TXCHMIC9LOB ff Maa't hope administration by. promoting the interest in and knowledge of school law, to stimulate the teaching of school law by issuing publications on this subejet, and to conduct meetings dealing with school law problems.

The first annual School Law Conference held at Duke Univer sity in 1954, resulted in the formation of NOLPE. A nationally-recognized authority on school law, Dr. Bol meier has played vital roles in activities both of the National Organization and the' School Law Conferences. Programming good, but remember it isn't steady work. Performers who speak less than five lines receive $61.50 for a 15-minute program; the minimum for a specialty act with two performers, including six hours of rehearsal, is $371.

When the pro gram is unsponsored, prices are cut by 20 per cent. Hard luck story of the TV season is Walter Winchell's. He did the premiere broadcast six weeks ago on ABC, promptly came down with an infected tooth and jaw and friends rallied around to substitute for him. Now, with the jaw infection still not responding to treatment, he is giving up his Sun day night spot and the network is returning the time to the local stations. Ge5E22 ROW! Get Set For The Kind Of Male Female Explosion Of Exeif ment That You Haven't Seen In GINA LOLLOBRIGIDA Pierrt One Stunning Scene After Another Explodes The Story! BRASSES KASTSOKm Helina KLRCOCRJ Ives KGKTAX9 Where The Hoi Wind Blows! fc4aa Adult Entertainment Plus Late World News Features- At: 1:05 3:10 5:10 65c )wu.

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