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WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, THE NEWS PALLADIUM, BENTON HARBOR, MICH. SECTION TWO PAGE THIRTEEN MOLL 7 WHFB WHFBM 10S9OnDitt 99.9 Megacycle TV LOG WBBM-TY WKZO-TV 3 (CBS) WOOD-TV; WNBQ (NBC) -WBRB 7 i ABC) WGN-TT- iDuMont) AD Programs Local Time Tonight RA DIO LOG WON 720 ke WMAQ-676 WBBM 786 ko WLS S9 ko WSJM 1400 ke WTOW 1440 ke WJOR 640 ko All Prograrfis Local Time Tonight BLONDIE -r nMIIilM whv can't i BeMjJJXUiltj we're out of rr i UKETHAr-rr I Ji sailvand. -jta. i but open, ycxjr beak, and IWHYCOlHAve) I LITTLE BIRD) 5 HOPPING I'LL DROP A TOGOTOVORKV OUT THERE I ar" FROM UMB IN THIS agl ON WITRe TO UMB. tSS' MICKEY MOUSE WE'RE OUT OF BUT OPEN.

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ol THAN THERE IS OM THE TIRE 6:25 Newt 6:30 Official Weather 6:35 Pappy Linn Show 6:55 Newt 7:00 Pappy Linn Show MORTY MEEKLE IAnDORS I WELLvtMA I I ITWA6 J.m COAPLAmO tjr. YCX30AVIA? wrandall. vJl i ABOUT WW aH I WANT 16 aT 56NPBILU0N6 -) jlv afeT ff' riMlJi 2 of dollars A YMy ukr. I it Ji Ertkiftt Johns HOLLYWOO Hollywood IS Talking About: Big billing la a Important as big salaries to most stars. But not to James Garner and Steve McQueen.

In a trend toward a more reasonable attitude by stars, they have just waived rights to above-tbe-title billing for "The Great Escape." There have been film Industry wails that demanding stars have been forcing picture titles to take "supporting'' positions on theater Peter Tewksbury, who created and directed television's "It's a Man 'l World," is moving over to movies. Hell direct a series of 10 for Seven Arts, first of which is "Sunday in New York." Ava Gardner Is reported retiring as one of the richest film queens. She's in the soon-to-be seen "55 Days at Peking," but a row with producers cost her a role In "The Pink Panther." I suspect shell stay retired until another moviemaker offers her that regular Gardner salary $500,000 per picture. STANLEY KRAMER PLANS to bring 250 newsmen to Hollywood from the U. S.

and all over the world for his November premiere of "It's a Mad. "Mad. Mad, Mad World." It's a better idea than a HoUywood-ln-Washlngton film festival, I say, even at a cost of $300,000. The trip will prove that Hollywood is not dead, as tele vision has been insisting. The film will also unveil the new Cinerama Center Theater, first movie house to be built in Hollywood In 33 Omar Sharif didn't win an Oscar as test supporting actor for his role In "Lawrence of Arabia," but he did win a five-picture con-tract with producer Sam THE STUDIO with aU the financial problems on "Cleopatra" 20th Century-Fox Just purchased the film rights to a novel titled "Rapture in My Rags." Nothing personal, I Nancy Sinatra makes her movie debut in Old Dad's "A Young Man's Bob Hope's content on again failing to win an Oscar: "I'm still uncontamlnated by "The Longest Day" is topping "South Pacific" at the box Jack Lord quips that the Army has a new weapon so secret that even the toy manufacturers havent been allowed to see Hush-hush plot of a new Italian "Aphrodite and the Agent, starring Claudia Cardinale: a Greek goddess comes to Hollywood looking for work.

(And probably returns to Greece because she was turned down for the role of Aphro dite as "not the NEW BUFFALO Concerts Set Thursday And Friday NEW BUFFALO The Nr Buffalo bands, under the direc tion of Eugene Yingling, will pre sent their annual spring concert at 8 p.m. Thursday and Friday evenings in the hish school audi. torium. The beginning and Junior oanas win perform Thursday evening and the cadet and senior bands and the Glee Club will perform Friday evening. Ticker may be purchased at the door.

Church Group Has Election SAWYER The Altar and Rosary Society, of the St. Agnes Catholic Church, held their an nual election of officers. They are: Mrs Woodward Hanson: Mrs. Roy Hamilton; re elected for second terms were secretary, Mrs. John J.

Robinson and Treasurer, William Gross. The meeting was held at home of Mrs. Williafiv Gross. Assisting her as hostesses were Mrs. Ruth Grynwich and Mrs.

Helen Goodrich, Prayers were led by Mrs. Eleanor Lashley with responses from 24 members. The slate of officers presented by the nominating committee was unanimously elected for the next year. Daughter Will Go To Africa NEW BUFFALO Mrs. Lr Roy Cole is visiting her daughter, Mrs.

AJyce ShelpS in Washington, O.C. Mrs. Shelps will leave soon for Africa, sent thrre by the State Department with which, she is employed. She plans be abroad approximately three years. 1 ALLEY OOP I A YEZZIR, WE'RE HOLD ON NOW, GO GEE I I I A LADDER? SURE HELP 1 1 Amis.

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WSJM News, I WGN News, Psul Sallner 3:00 P. M. WDOW News, Musical Matinee WJOR Nat Rice, Club MA WGN News, Afteraooa ta Chlcafe WLS News, Clark Weber WBBM News, Bellalu WMAQ-News. John Doremus Federal Aid For Urban Renewal WASHINGTON CAP) The Urban Renewal Administration has announced a grant of $65,812 to the State Department of Administration to help various communities in their programs of comprehensive planning. Cities Included arf Algonac, Harper Woods, Plymouth Township, Pontiac Township and Southgate.

Honored At Shower KEW BUFFALO Mrs. Daniel Fellows was guest of honor at a pink and blue shower held at the jinme of. her' and Mrs. Fred 1 Siebenmark. Hostesses for the event were Mrs.

Marlon Wilson, Mrs. Mar-cella Fellows and Mrs. Betty Siebenmark. Decorations In pink and blue were used. 3:00 P.

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I Feminine Fancies I Marie Password Bea Jerred 7 General Hospital News, Movie 1:30 P. M. I- Werld Turns Hanseparty The Doctors 7 Hslls of Ivy II Arithmetic ,2:00 P. M. I Fan to Reduce Merle Ta TeU the Truth Laretta Yeung 7 Day In Conrt Marie 2:30 P.

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M. Millionaire Van Don't Say Edfe of Nifht Make Room far Daddy 7 Who Do Yon Trust Mdrle 4:00 P. M. A Secret Storm. I Popeye Theater I Bums and Allen Branca 7 American Bandstand Film Club Dinner Thursday At Lawrence LAWRENCE Mrs.

John Kroeg will entertain the O-SO-EZ. club at a potluck dinner The meeting will climax the club season, and the losing- attendance team will entertain the winners with a special program. The group met recently at the home if Mrs. Kroeg. The program had a religious theme with Earl.

Thomas presenting a paper on "The Holy a contest on the Pible by Mrs. Blaine Hill; and group singing of hymns. Mrs. Einest Probyn also spoke i on the millinery industry. HELPS IN SEARCH GLENN Lt.

Phillip Anthony recently participated in a naval service for the, missing crew of the USS Thresher at New Lon don, Conn. Before being called to Con necticut, Lieutenant Anthony and his family were guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Anthony of Casco. He is currently serving on a reserve the USS Ling, stationed at Brooklyn, N.Y.

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Named from the University of Michigan were Dr. Kenneth Case, Donald Hall, Dr. George Fadly Hourani, Dr. James Louis Rosier, and Dr. Donald Elklnton Stokes.

Named from the Michigan State University were Dr. Hugh Mc-Manus, Alfred Meyer, and John Taylor. Other recipients were Dr. Anthony Arrott, Ford Motor Co. research scientist: Julius Schmidt of Cranbrook Academy of Art, and Dr.

Peter Henry Amann of Oakland University. Tool Engineers Convention Set DETROIT (AP) The American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers (ASTME) will hold its 1964 convention In Detroit's Cobo Hall, Harry E. Conrad, the society's general manager, said 'Monday. aT I A I TskT El A Ca I i i -i S22X, BR(WeH1 EVEKVTHIMS M. IT 0RTER PRY 5Hf5 BASfR.TO viETl 50RRV ABOUT THAT SWXLWt US 1 PK0VRyEU0W5OON SHOULD THE CACTI) SdTyl OUT MOON tHAT M6Y II MUDHOtA MK.CONKUnrVHOMg NOUKf AOOll iuub mntihinw T7W B6 KftABUB tJFsm TOJnOKKOW.

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