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THE SUN. BALTIMORE, MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 26. 10f.fi I'AGE Bfl Look and Listen Women's World Nov Attack Opened Television Preview Programs with Donald Kirkley i Scientists will find It's About Time, on CBS-TV Sundays at 7.30 it a 7 We are considered suspect by jealous wives and insulted by marauding wolves." Mile. Marais exacts cooperation from the government since there are six million single women in vacation trouble in France.

Marseilles, France (WNS) Alain Trenet, 21, became so intrigued with his girl friend's wig that he bought a beatnik wig for himself and had his name carefully stitched into the band. To pay for the wig "and a few other things," he stole $2fi0 from a grocery store. In the chase that followed, his wig fell off, and police traced him through his name in the band. "Wigs are for girls," Trenet announced later. "Girls do not run into the emergencies that men do." Barcelona (WNS) Shopkeepers and restaurateurs on the Costa Brava have reported that salesgirls and waitresses in native costumes attract more paying customers than those in miniskirts.

The report explained that lady tourists, who do most of the buying, resent having short-skirled beauties near their husbands. Inca, Spain (WNS)-Girls here complained to the local priest that farmer Pedro Molls, 27, was taking unfair advantage of them. Molls named his goats and pigs after young ladies who refused to go out with him. The farmer has agreed to discontinue the custom. "I have to," he said.

"I'm getting married this fall, and my bride might object." "The Love Song of Barney Kempin.ski." on ABC Stage 67. was a bold experiment received with enthusiasm by most critics and a great many viewers. The second presentation, "Dare 1 Weep, Dare I Mourn," was a drama in the conventional style which would have been regarded as extraordinarily fine had it been performed on any of the live se ries a decade ago. "Dare I Weep, Dare I Mourn," bv John LeCarre, adapted for tele vision by Stanley Mann, had the quality of a Broadway play or a good novel or theater movie. There were two themes, closely interwoven.

One was the tragedy of a small business man in West Germany, 45 years old, who had been dominated and frustrated all his life, first by a father who de spised him, then by two spinster cousins. A weak, drab, hapless person, he makes a final attempt to free himself, but is led, step by logical step, to murder the only one who might have made freedom possible. The second theme involves a journey to East Germany, where, he believes, his father, who has been living there since the war, has died. He eoes to fetch the body to West Berlin for burial, but discovers that the old man is very much alive and an agent fori the Underground. The ensuing ad- ventures are narrated with skill and suspense of a very high order.

James Mason portrait of the timid anti-hero is magnificent one of the best in his career. He P.M., enormously valuable; it sheds new light on the history of the earth and humankind, and many theories are going to have to be revised. Anthropologists will be astounded to learn that Stone Age people lived circa one million B.C. and talked in pidgin-Amen can, and that the women ruled their husbands and the village chiefs. Geologists will observe that their period coincided with that of the dinosaurs, for the tribe in the series shared their turf ith tyrannosaurus rex.

NASA will be amazed to note that two astronauts, so stupid that it's hard to see how they ever passed basic training, were able to get themselves so thoroughly lost as to wind up among these primeval, fur-clad, two- legged creatures. The resemblance of some Stone Agers to Imogene Coca, Joe E. Ross, Mike Mazurki, Cliff Norton and Mary Grace will be noted as prime examples of reincarnation. The comical spacemen who will be tarnishing the image of real-life astronauts every Sunday are Frank Aletter and Jack Mullaney. It's About Time should please those ratings families the modern equivalent of Stone Agers who understand and speak pidg in-American.

It should be a hit, for it was created by Sherwood Schwartz, who gave us Gilligan's Island. 1MOGENE COCA Emancipated Cave Woman Paris WNS- Single French-returninc from summer women vacation have organized the Solo Tourists Club to fight for better tourist accommodations. "Many resort hotels refuse to accept lone visitors during busy months because they can rent their single rooms as doubles," reported secretary Marie Anne Marais. "Single women also get the worst treatment in restaurants. If they are at all attractive, they TV Star Divorced Los Angeles Wt Actor Robert Culp was divorced Thursday by his wife, Nancy, 32.

Culp, 36, is co-star of the current "I Spy" television series. Mrs. Culp testified in superior court that Culp once stayed away from home for 24 hours and that last summer, while in Europe, he had written her a letter asking for a divorce. She also told the court that his behavior made her nervous. He did not contest the divorce.

The court awarded her $3,900 a month alimony and $1,200 a month for the support of their four children, Joshua, 8, Jason, 5, Joseph, 3 and Rachel, 22 months. Mrs. Culp also received the family's $90,000 home in Woodland Hills and a portion of his current contract earnings. The Culps were married in Mexico in 1957 and have been separated since January. BIG VALUES At BONDED On 'i SAVF IIP in 'IB Buy with confidence SPECIAL THIS WEEK 1 CT.

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7-6910 Name Address City State WCBM-News; Lee Case WAQE-Mornlnc RePt 8.15-WBAL-Perry Andrews. WAQE-Joe Aro Bhow 8.30-WFBR-World at 8 30 WSID-TJnity Viewpoint 8.45-WFBR-Joe Knight WBMD-Amazine Facts WSID-Pauline Wells Lewis 9.00-WAYE-CBS News: Arthur Godfrey WAQE-Vlewpolnt vi'BVID-RichRrd Cotton WITH-Serenade In Afternoon 9.15-WBMD-David Epley Crusade Watching Society WBMD-20th Century Reformation. 9.40-WCBM Dialing for Dollars 10.00-WAYE-CB.3 News! House Party S.OO-WBAL-lowo and country WCBM-Lee Case WWIN-Johnny-O Show WAQE-Sunrlse In 8tereo WCAO-Jack Edwards WISZ-Woody Wooden WEBB Rev. Harold Williams SJO-WFBR-Joe Knight 6.00-WBAI.-Perrv WITH-Sunrise Serenade WCAO-Les Alexander WWIN-Fat Daddy WEBR-Daddy-Oh 6.15-WSID-Mr. Vee 6.45-WBMD-News; Jamboree r.00-WBA-News;Weather WCBM-News: Lee Case WAQE-Joe Aro Show 7.

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She's prettier and shapelier than Illya Kuryakin, of course but she's not much of an actress and she's ill-suited to the role. Also, it's unlikely that she'll charm gentlemen viewers in the way that ifiya affects the ladies. Girls just as fetching or more so are seen every week on The Man from U.N.C.L.E. It's already evident that Na poleon Solo and Mr. Kuryakin are going to have to come to her rescue often, and this is bound to hamper their overall operations.

The new series may turn out to be mostly an extension of the parent fantasy, and it's a littld nara to Deueve mac enougn viewers will want to see two of the kind each week. Unless Noel Harrison, her part ner and platonic playmate, catches on with the distaff portion of the audience, as did David McCallum. He tends to steal scenes from Miss Powers, and has made an agreeable impres sion already. The series has a fine executive producer going for it-Norman Felton and the same kind of humor that distinguishes The Man from U.N.C.L.E. It may pull through.

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Channel 13 at 1 P.M. CILLIGAVS ISLAND Gillican finds crate of vegetable seeds but fails to notice a wnttrn warning that they are an experimental radio active type and should not be eaten. Channel 2 at 7.30 P.M. IRON HORSK The fate of Ben Cat noun's railroad rests with the female owner of a vital property deed which Ken nerds his richt-of- way. Channel 13 at 7.30 P.M.

Bl'N Bl'DDY RIN Buddy is asked to be the Jockey of a tempera mental race horse. Channel 2 at 8 P.M. I DREAM OF EANN1E Tony's tin-explained possession of priceless antiques and paintings tots nun Into trouble with the Bureau of Internal Revenue. Channel 11 at P.M. THE LUCY SHOW I.ury schemes to tain enough money on an adrer tised "double your money back if not satisfied" sale to furnish her apartment.

Channel 2 at 8.30 P.M. ROGER MILLER SHOW Guests: Vince Edwards and the Jim Kwes-kin Jug Band. Channel 11 at 8.30 P.M. BAT PATROL Rat Patrol members kidnap a German General and set out to use him In a plot to free American prisoners. Channel 13 at 8.30 P.M.

ANDY GRIFrlV SHOW Andy allows a prisoner in the Mayberry Jail to join his barbershop quar-tete. Channel 2 at 9 P.M THE ROA1) WEST A former sun-lighter tries to turn a fist ficht between Tim and a young cowboy Into a gun battle. Channel 11 at 9 P.M. FELONY SQl'AD John Larch portrays a police officer who is suspected of having taken of recovered holdup money. Channel 13 at 9 P.M.

FAMILY AFFAIR The twins buy their L'ncle Bill a run-down horse as a surprise gift. Channel 2 at 9.30 A.M. RUN FOR YOVR LIFE Joan Collins guest stars as the daughter of a British counterspy who travels to Yugoslavia to clear her father of an espionage charge. Channel 11 at 10 P.M. BIG VALLEY After breaking out of a Mexican jail Heath Barkley is betrayed by a friend.

(Conclusion of a "two part story). Channel 13 at 10 P.M. Televised Movies Baltimore TWILIGHT MOVIE "Gambler From Natchez," starring Dale Robertson and Debra Paget. Drama of life in New Orleans during the pre-Clvil War period. (1954).

Channel 2 at 5 P.M. EARLY SHOW "The Sleeping City," starring Richard Conte and Coleen Gray. Detective joins a hospital staff as an intern following the murder of a medical student, (1950). Channel 13 at 5 P.M. CHANNEL 2 THEATER "Revenge of Frankenstein." After being saved from execution for his ghoulish experiments, Baron Frankenstein takes up the practice of medicine under another name.

Peter Cushlng and Francis Matthews will be featured. (1958). Second feature "Blowing Wild," starring Gary Cooper and Barbara Stanwyck. Channel 2 at 11.20 P.M. THE LATE SHOW "Hitler." starring Richard Basehart.

Drama tracing the exploits of the World War II leader of the Nazi party. (1962). Channel 13 at 11.30 P.M. MOONLIGHT MOVIE "Sea God." starring Richard Arlen. Channel 11 at 1 A.M.

Washington BIG MOVIE "Midsummer Night's Dream," starring James Cagney. Olivia de Havilland and Mickey Rooney. (1935). Channel 5 at 12 noon. MOVIE FOUR "Captain From Castile," (Part 1) starring Tyrone Power and Jean Peters.

(1947). Channel 4 at 4.30 P.M. EARLY SHOW "Battle Hvmn," starring Rock Hudson and Martha Hver. (1957). Channel 8 at 4.30 P.M.

MOVIE GREATS "The Bette Davis and Gale Sondergaard. (1940). Channel 5 at 8 P.M. THE LATE SHOW "Deep In My Heart, starring Jose Ferrer and Helen Traubel. (1954).

Channel 9 at 11.20 P.M. MOVIE SEVEN "The Deep Six." Allen Ladd and Effrem Zibmalist. Jr. (1958). Channel 7 at 11.30 P.M.

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12.30 Search for Tomorrow. 12.45 Guiding Light. 1.00 TV Road to Faith. 1.30 As the World Tumi. 2.00 Password.

2.30 House Party 3.00 To Tell The Truth 3.25 CBS News 3.30 The Edge of Night 4.00 The Secret Storm 4.30 Movie Matinee. 6.20 Market Report. .30 CBS Evening News. 7.00 Eastern Shore News. 7.15 Weather Fashions.

7.25 Sports. 7.30 Gilligan's Island. 8.00 High School Challenge 8.30 The Lucy Show 9.00 Andy Griffith 9.30 Peyton Place 10.00 The Big Valley 11.00 Weather; Sports; News. 11.30 The Tonight Show 1.00 News Final; Sign Off. Lancaster TV WGAL-TV Channel 8 7.00 The Today Show 9.00 Mike Douglas Show 9.45 Spin 'n' Win 10.00 Eye Guess 10.25 News Report I.

i.3i Concentration II. 00 Chainletter 11.30 Showdown. 12.00 Noonday on 8. 12.30 swinein' Country 12.55 News Day Report 1.00 Merv Griffin Show 1.30 Let's Make A Deal 1.55 Regional News 2.00 Days Of Our Livej 2.30 The Doctors 3.00 Another World 3.30 You Don't Say 4.00 Match Game 4 25 News Headlines 5.00 Bugs Bunny 5.30 Cisco Kid 8.00 World News; Regional News (S.I5 Sports Desk; Weather 6.30 Huntley-Brinkley Report 1.00 The Honeymooners 1.30 The Monkees 8.00 I Dream of Jennie 8.30 Roger Miller Show 9.00 The Road West 10.00 Run For Your Life Il.oo Evening Hour News 11.10 Regional News 11.20 Sports Final; Weather 11.30 The Tonight Show 1.00 News: Wanted Persons Educational TV WETA Channel 26 (UI1F) Washington 15 Franklin To Frost. 3 30 Preview '86.

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7.00 Science Reporter. 1.30 Tour of the I. S. Capital. 8 no The French Chef.

8.30 Casual. 9.00 International Magazine. JOOd Georgetown University Form 10.30 Museum Open House 11.011 Newswatch butumaif THE COLTS" 10 EPJl Hugh Griffith, in the role of the father, also turns in a first-rate interpretation, and so do those in secondary roles: Jill Bennett, Kay Walsh, Maureen Pryor, Derek Francis. The program was made by Rediffusion Films of London, produced by Anthony Perry and directed by Ted Kotch-ekofT. (5) The Fllntstones.

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Washington Television Programs WCAO-Johnny Dark Show WBMD-Rosary For Peace WWIN-Kelson WISZ-Jny Mitchell 7.1.1-WAYE-Sign Off WAQE-Sign Off VVBMD-Sign Off WEBB-Sign Off W3ID-Sign Off WBAL-BI11 Ncal. 7.30 WBAIWorld News 7.4S-WBAL-Bill Neal I.OO-WFBR-Ed Graham WITH-Gas Light 9.00-WCBM-The Eagle and the Dragon 10.00-WBAL-Footnoting 6.00-WCAO-Paul Podgers. WBAL-News Report WCBM-News; 8ound Off WFBR-World at 6 WITH-Limelight WISZ-Wally Horton WWTN-Hot Rjd WEBB-Rockln Robin WBMD-Jamboree. WSID-Russ Johnson 6.15-WFBR-Ed Graham. WBAL-Sports WCBM-John Contino 6.30-WBAL-Business; Perspective 45-WBAL-Bill Neal f.OO-WFBR-Sports Line transforms himself, inside and out, into Olio Hoffman, a phe-i nomcnon not unusual in the living theater but rare in television.

The brilliance of his performance (and the writing) lies in his abili ty to make the viewer sympathize with Otto, despite his crime. He and Mr. LeCarre make it seem inevitable. 12.25 (9) Doctor's House Call. 12.30 (4) Swingin' Country (7) Fathri Knows Best.

(9) Search for Tomorrow. 12.45 (9) The Guiding Light. (5) Astro Boy 12.55 14) Mil News. 1.00 (4) PDCJ. (7) lien Casey (9) Newsday 1.27 (9) WTOP-TV Editorial.

1.30 (4) Let's Make A Deal (9) As The World Turni. 1.55 (4) NBC News Report 2.00 (4) Days Of Our Lives (5) Bold Journey (7) Newlywed Game (9) Password. 2.30 (4) The Doctors (7) A Time for (9) Art Linkletters House Party 2 55 (71 ABC Newt. 3.00 (4) Another World (5) The Cisco Kid (7) General Hospital. (9) To Tell The Truth.

3.25 (9) CBS Newt. 3.30 (4 You Don't Say. (5) Countdown Carnival (7) The Nurses. (9) The Edge of Night. 4.00 (4) The Match Game i5) Countdown Carnival.

(7) Dark Shadows. (9) The Secret Storm. 4.25 (4) News Report 4.30 (4) Movie Four (5) BUI Johnson Show (7) Where The Action If (9) Early Show 5.00 (5) Superman (7) Mike Douglas Show 5.30 (5) Woody Woodpecker. 4.09 (4; Newt 4 Washington ImM I'rograms All the excitement and thrills of Baltimore's "own." Play-by-play discussions and films of the past game and up-coming strategy with members of the coaching staff and players. IN MARYLAND MOST PEOPLE WATCH COLOR-FULL WMARTV2 SUNPAPERS TELEVISION WCBM 5.00-Simulcast with AM Programs 10.00-Larry Walton, 2.0O-Mike March.

3.00-Simulcast with AM Programs. 7.00-Johnnr Contino. 12.00-Simulcast with AM Programs. WAQC Programs from 6 A.M. to 4 45 P.M.

are the same as AM Radio. All programs are broadcast in stereo. 4.4VSports Special 6.00-News; Music for Dining 7.00-Instrumenlal Hour t.OO-Spotllght. 9.00-stereo Samplers 10.00-Ninht Sounds 11.00-Nlght Cap 12.00-Slgn Off WSID Prntrnm from 6 A.M. to 8.4S are the same at A M.

Radio. I. 45-Reggie Show WRB 6 03-Devotlons; Rise it Shine 7 00-Newi; Thoughts for Today 7 15-Rlse A Shine 7.45-The Bible For You 8 00 Rise Shine 8.30-Peter John 9.30-News in Revelation 9 45-Heavrnly Harmonies 10.00 Bulletin Board 10 15 Hymns for Inspiration 11 30 Especially for Ladies II. 45 The Word A Music 12 00 News: Great Moments ol Truth 12 15 Music For Dining 1 30 Gospel Hour 2 00 Midday Melodies 2 15 Keys To Better Living 2 30 Heaven Home 2 45 Midday Melodies 4 00 Psychology for Living 4 15 Keyboaid Si Console 4 30 Truth For Youth 5 00 News; Candlelight Silver 8 45 Look At the Book 7 00 News; Request Time 10 00 News; New Testament 10.15 News In Revelation 10.30 Haven of Rest 11.00 News; Concert Hall WCBC S.00 Rise With the 8un 5.30 Morning Sunshine 8.00 Rise With the Bun 6.30 Dr. Burpo 7.00 Morning Meditations 7.15 Rise With the Sun 7.30 Gospel Light Service 8.00 Rise With the Sun 8.30 Voice of World Mission 8.43 Chanel of the Air.

9.00 Sacred Albums of Music 10.00 Prayer Request Line 10.15 Grace Memorial Hour 10.30 Barnhoust it the Bible 11.00 Rev. Victor Glenn 11.30 Sacred Albums of Music 12.00 News Roundup 12.15 Christian E.o- graphi' 12.30 Berea Temple 12.45 Prychology for Living 1.00 News; Life Lint 1.15 Oospcl Music 1.10 Stories of Great Christians 2.0o Radio Bible School 2.30 In Thy Presence 3.00 Continued fitonri I. 30 Gospel Music 4.00 Music for the Voung 5. IS Spoits Notes 00 World News 15 Lvening Serenade 10.00 The Evangelistic Hour 10.30 Our Musical Heritage II. 15 News Roundup 12 00 Look and t(eht 4.30 In Thy Prexcnce WFMM Programs broadcast In stereo.

iri MM IMJl JEFF CHANDLER-JAMES STEWART i nnAuifi ti.lo (4) News Report 6.15 (4) Faith and Life 6.25 (4) Down To Earth (9) Morning Meditations. 6.30 (4) Education Exchange. (9) Sunrise Semester 7.00 (4) Today (9) Washington News 7.05 (9) CBS News: Mike Wallace. 7.20 (5) Newsbeat 7.23 (7) World News. 7.25 (S) Today In Your Life (7) aily Word 7.30 (5) Bugs Bunny () Bo.o Cartoon Show 7.55 (9) WTOP-TV Loral News 7.57 (9) WTOP-TV Editorial 8.00 (5) Romper Room.

(7) Claire Co Co. 9 Captain Kangaroo. 9.00 f4) Today With Inga (51 Jack Lal.anne Show. (7) Merv GrifTin Show (9) Ranger Hal 9.30 (4) Exercise With Gloria (5) Country Music Caravan 9.55 (4) Today in Washington (9) Mid Morning Newt 10.00 (4) Eye Guess. (5) Yoga lor Health (7) Girl Talk (9) I Love Lucy 10.25 (4) MIC News.

10.30 (4) Concentration. (5 Ann Sothern Show (7) Here's Barbara (91 The McCoys 11.00 (4) Chain Letter (5) People and Conflict (7) Supermarket Sweep. (9) Andy of Majberrj 11.30 (4) Showdown (5) Gypsy (7) The Dating Game. (9) Dick Van Dyke bhow tf.00 (4) Jeopardy (5 till Movie. Station Identification AM Radio WRAI.

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