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00 i4j ixikLiuhmnt 33 rtiA.i ii3 ano m.vn rnimiiMiS p) NEWS Putnam (30 miaJ CD Si. 7 (30 min) tiD NEWS TUESDAY'S TV TODAY (25 mln.) 16) TODAY ON THE FARM jj Part 17, 1962 1.0 SLnttlt Hlmt0 THE TV SCENE- Ultra-High TV on the Horizon BY CECIL SMITH 7:15 NEWS-Cronklte 7:30 CD MARSHAL DILLON (31 FOLLOW THE SUN (60 mln) rjd) LARAMIE (60 mln.) '8 BEAT THE ODDS (30 fflinj DANGER MAN (30 min.) BUGS BUNNY (30 min) BEST OF THE POST CO min) BEST OF GROUCHO (30 min.) WANDERLUST fl CJ ra 8:00 CD PASSWORD (30 min.) ij CD CD YANCY DERRINGER (30 r.ln.) CD BACHELOR FATHER riEt ED THREE LIVES (30 minJ RESCUE PARADE OF HITS TALK BACK (30 mln.) Oj) 8:30 CD DOBIE GILLIS (30 mln) CD ALFRED HITCHCOCK (30 min.) ROLLER SKATING CHAMPIONSHIP (90 mln.) CD THE NEW BREED KINGDOM OF THE SEA CD SQUAD (30 min.) CD MEN OF ANNAPOLIS MOVIE 9:00 CD THE COMEDY SPOT CD THE NEW BREED (60 min.) DICK POWELL SHOW 9 Embittered Callous Women 'Caged' in Hell CD DIVORCE COURT (60 min.) CD ASSIGNMENT UNDERWATER 9:30 CD ICHABOD AND ME CD YOURS FOR A SONG CD CO RONADO 9 (30 min.) 10:00 CD TALENT SCOUTS HO CAIN'S HUNDRED NEWS Roberts 4 The TV horizons are widening. Telstar last week made global television a reality and suddenly woke the American televiewer to the fact that all that flickers is not Gunsmoke. During the first Telstar President Kennedy signed the bill requiring manufacturers to build all-channel sets, widening the TV spec- trum from 12 to 82 channels. It has been argued that more channels will not make 10:15 NEWS-Rotierts, Harmon, stout Oil NHS 4 10:30 STEVE ALLEN (90 mln PAUL COATES (30 mm.) CD MIKE STOKEY (20 min.) 10:50 HEWS Willi CD NEWS Johns 11:00 NEWSDunphy CD NEWS NEWS-latham rToWl CD NEWS NEWS, WEATHER Ward CD NEWSROOM (30 mln.) JOE DOLAN REPORTS CD TOM DUGGAN (90 min) CD STOKEY Weather.

Sports 11:10 FINSTERWALD'S GOLF TIPS i 11:15 MOVIE Drama (1939) 1 "Second Fiddle," Tyrone Power. CD TONIGHT a tir. 15 mlnj fg1 CDMOVIE 1 MOVIE Adventun 0357) "Big Boodle," Errol Flynn. 11:30 SAN FRANCISCO BEAT CD TlFE OF RILEY (30 min.) Q9 TONIGHT (90 mlnj rCSTSTl 12:00 5 "APPOINTMENT IN Geo. Sanders MOVIE Drama 12:30 CD MOVIE Comedy "Easy to Wed," Van Johnson.

12:45 MOVIE Comedy (1944) "Music in Manhattan." 1 1:00 MOVIE Comedy (1936) "Poppy," W. C. Fields. FILM Drama (30 mlnj EXTERNALLY' CAUSED better television, but it can also be argued that more channels will give TV a chance to serve more people, particularly special audiences. The first test of this theory is the establishment here of KMEX-TV, the- Spanish language station, which begins operation Sept.

15. KMEX-TV is a UHP station (Channel 34); at present, you need a converter Jir your set to receive its all-channel sets will not Rene Anselmo programs (cost: be on the market for some time. on The Now! 'i'uT Medicated Formula fzfHelps CLEAR UP Slim BLGf.1ISE3ES Often You See Improvement IN 8-9-10 MINUTES! Now mmi MASQUE TtSSURAL 1w th roblti kin i tom thjt dull, drab look Into a ooll. froih ridltnoo! Ftrot ol oil, thtro UJho rtmtrktbti elMmlm nd dnwlm action ol Hi rollnod Arillli. Yo in (Imoit fool II ttotly --l-l oul Ibow ooity hUckheodi.

You'll to. tuilly too Mum oomo oil on your ihclolh Mokoo Tiuurol remowi ttio Impurltlei and nu oili. At tho umo time. Iti nmtrkiblo lonil. ArfiMmiinti halo to eombot infection to chock ox CI DANNY THOMAS GD DAY IN COURT 9 MILL MAT-CLASSIC Narrow Corner 1st RnJ :30 GD TO TELL THE TRUTH CI OO) HERE'S HUUTWQuD CD GD SEVEN KEYS :55 CD NEWS-Edwardi Cl 30) NEWS tl NEWS :00 Cf) SECRET STORM CT FILM DRAMA (30 minJ TIPS AND TRICKS (3 QUEEN FOR A DAY MlO) NEWS MOVIE Comedy "The Feminine Touch." FELIX THE CAT (2 (13) CLOUDLAND RHAPSODY 3:05 DOROTHY GARDINER QOj MOVIE Drama (1943) "Main Street After Dark." 3:30 OF) EDGE OF NIGHT CI HIGHWAY HOLIDAYS () CARTOON CAROUSEL (90 mln.) CD GD WHO DO YOU TRUST? 00 min) MARION MOODEY (30 min.) 4:00 AMOS ANDY (30 min) movie orami (1358) "Secret Place," Belinda Lee.

CT) GD AMERICAN BANDSTAND (50 mln.) () MOVIE-Orami (1937) "Murder in Greenwich Village." BIRTHDAY EXPRESS (30 min) iioi KOGO'S CORNER (30 min.) 03) MOVIE 4:30 LIFE OF RILEY (30 min.) MOVIE Adventure (1945) "China Sky," Randolph Scott. 16) JOHNNY DOWNS (30 minJ 4:45 CD PASSING PARADE 4:50 CD GD NEWS 5:00 tl MOVIE Drama (1939) "Invitation to Happiness. (31 FACT ANO FANCY POPEYE CARTOONS (60 min.) (6) BEST OF GROUCHO (30 min) 0 BOB CUMMINGS (30 min.) (101 POPETE CARTOONS (30 min.) 01 SUPERMAN (30 min.) THAXTON'S HOP (60 min.) 5:30 GD NEWS (30 min) SOUPY SALES (30 mlnj (10) QUICK DRAW McGRAW CD CASPER, FRIENDLY GHOST Q) MR. MAN (30 min) 5:55 NEWS ALMANAC EVENING 6:00 CD NEWS news latnam icolom BOZO THE CLOWh CD POPEYE (30 min) NEWS-Ward C) NEWS 145 min) NEWS Willis, Brundies. Dolan (30 mln.) Q9 NEWS Rinaker, Philbln, Roen CD HIGHWAY PATROL (30 min) CD NEWS-Johns QS NEWS-Huddleston 6:05 CI WEATHER Weir i75lcT 10 SPORTS Heam i color 1 6:15 CD NEWS Huntley, Newman NEWS CD WEATHER.

SPORTS Sloans (18) NEWS, SPORTS 6:20 JUNIOR ALL-STARS CD WEATHER, SPORTS Sloans 6:30 NEWS Dunphy, Green, Story, stratton, Keens (45 minj CD NEWS (30 min) CI CURT MASSEY I I NEWS-Roberts CD COMEDY CAPERS (30 mlnj fl TOMBSTONE TERRITORY CARTOON EXPRESS (30 min.) rjoj NEWS (30 minJ CD SPACE ANGELS DICK TRACY CD WATERFRONT (30 min.) (18! OUTDOOR NEWS (60 min.) 6:45 NEWS-latham tToToTI NEWS Roberts, Harmon, Stout CD NEWS-Cronkits CD NEWS-Putnam 7:00 CD FILM DRAMA (30 min.) WYATT EARP (30 minj a CD CD a CD DRAGNET (30 min.) BUSS BUNNY (30 minJ BAT MASTERSON (30 min.) MANHUNT (30 min.) SCIENCE FICTION THEATER GUESTWARD HO (30 minJ HUCKLEBERRY HOUND 13 Farmer John pres. Wonders of the World For Tn Agtn and Adults, tot! MASQUE IME0.UU -Yt i ''aijja ternolly-Hined oomolexion MAKI Smooth on Feel tho tlnillm or 10 meieoe. stortllni ihould bo tubieouont Often, oroved: lexleni 7:15 DAILY WORD flQ) CAXT00N5 7:20 FARM REPORT 7:25 CI NWS 7:30 TODAY (90 mln.) STORT TIME (30 IMnj 7:40 SUSPECTS WANTED 7:45 BIG BABYSITTER 8:00 PANORAMA PACIFIC NEWS CHUCKO THE CLOWN (8j SUNUP (60 mln.) TODAY (25 mln.) 8:15 CARTOONS 8:25 Hoi DATEBOOK 8:30 TOGA FDR HEALTH (S ROMPER ROOM (30 mln) 56 TODAY (30 minJ 01 ADVENTURES IN SPANISH Q) FILM (30 minJ 9:00 GD CALENDAR (30 mln) CI (T) (ft SAY WHEN FACE LIFTING BY EXERCISE JACK LA LANNE (30 mln.) I MARRIED JOAN (30 mln) THE PRINCESS (30 mln RENAISSANCE TO THE en CD ENLIGHTENMENT (30 min.) 9:30 GD I iOVE LUCY (30 min. (T) (TO) PLAY TOUR HUNCH CI ROMPER ROOM (60 min) NAVY LOG JACK LA LANNE (30 mln.) CD HOUR OF STARS (60 mln.) "Yesterday's Hero." 10.00 GD THE VERDICT IS YOURS (30 mln.) 3 (16! PRICE IS RIGHT (30 min.) I cotoft I ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MOVIE Comedy (1941) "Mr. and Mrs.

Smith." ID PAMELA MASON (60 mln.) 10:15 (F) FILM DRAMA 10:30 QD THE BRIGHTER DAY (31 1101 CONCENTRATION WORLD ADVENTURE OUR MISS BROOKS (30 min.) CB FELIX THE CAT (SO min.) 10:55 GD NEWS Reasoner 11:00 GD LOVE OF LIFE (10) YOUR FIRST IMPRESSION (30 min.) DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS JR. PRESENTS (30 min) Additional TV-radio information on Page 10, Part IV. GD TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD (30 min.) CD BROKEN ARROW (30 min) 11:30 CD SEARCH FOR TOMORROW CD fio) TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES MOVIE Comerfy (1939) "Everything Happens at Night." fl (6) YOURS FOR A SONG PUBLIC SERVICE FILM CD KIT CARSON (30 min.) 11:45 fl CD GUIDING LIGHT 11:55 CD NEWS-Scherer AFTERNOON 12:00 BURNS AND ALLEN CD (10! JAN MURRAY CD JANE WYMAN (30 min) CARTOONSVILIE (60 mln.) (D SHERIFF JOHN (60 min) CD NEWS; LIFELINE 12:15 CD PUBLIC SERVICE FILM 12:25 CD NEWS 12:30 CD AS THE WORLD TURNS (30 min. 0 do) LORETTA YOUNG CD GD CAMOUFLAGE CD FELIX THE CAT 12:55 CD NEWS 1:00 CD PASSWORD (30 min CD rjOJ YOUNG DR. MALONE (30 min.) DR.

BROTHERS (6) JEFF'S COLLIE fl FILM DRAMA (30 mln.) FILM DRAMA (30 min) CD MOVIE-Dnma "On Borrowed Time." CD ASSIGNMENT EDUCATION 1:05 NEWS 10 movie Drama (1947) "The Guilt of Janet Ames." 1:25 fl NEWS 1:30 CD HOUSEPARTY (30 min) CD OS OUR FIVE DAUGHTERS (30 min.) MY LITTLE MARGIE (30 min) KINGDOM OF THE SEA CD MOVIE Drama (1943) "Princess 0'Rourke." works fast to Skin Blemiihei. Vol will tort to too yoor Imorove. THIS GUARANTEED TEST YOURSELF Menue Tlnuril tecordini to rho dirootlom. "lilt" It Imotrti to your ikln. Then, otter atlnutet, rime off tr.l niedleated Ciamlno your loco.

Fnooently, ye ihould dllleranee. Some ol those uily blickheode tone, othera looienod. ready to vonlth with ooollcttione ol Maeiuo Tiimral. txternally.eauied Skin Blemlehea wilt bo Im. ooam, onlaraod oom refined, and muddy ton.

made to llow with a clearer, emoother, Ireiher WJl Now aTTTt- Jor $165 Maiaua Tieiural It to ba had only at the addrete below. Phone, call or order C.O.D. or eo all aharaet by eandini cheek or money order. We nay all fntiaie. Rene Anselmo, who is here from Mexico City directing operations of the new station, is very confident of its success.

He knows that the station will tap the largest concentration of Spanish-speaking people on this continent outside of Mexico City some 85,000. He has no fears of "the UHF curse" and its necessary converter. "The only trouble with UHF stations in VHF markets has been programming," he said. "They had no programs of consequence how could they compete?" From Bullfights to Soccer KMEX-TV programs will primarily be shows produced by Anselmo for Don Emilio Azarraga's giant Tele-sistema in Mexico City, which are the backbone of television throughout Latin America. These programs range from musical and variety programs through soap operas, dramas, comedy shows and sports.

The sports includes two hours of bullfights from Mexico City every Sunday night, jai-alai, boxing, wrestling and Mexican soccer. The interest in bullfights here may send many a viewer who knows not a word of Spanish out for a converter. Although Telesistem also distributes American shows dubbed into Spanish (Tightrope is enormously popular; so is Perry Mason), Anselmo says they will not be shown here. However, he hopes to present shows produced in Europe and never shown in the United States such as Le Petit Teatre from France. KMEX-TV will be the second Spanish station in the United States.

Anselmo and his associates opened the first, KWEX, in San Antonio last February. It has been enormously successful, he said. Eventually, a network of Spanish stations will be operating in this country, including one in New York with its large Puerto Rican population. 'A Public Service Record' Associated with Anselmo and Don Emilio in the local station are Julian Kaufman of XETV in Tijuana and Frank Fouce, theater magnate. Anselmo, a Bostonian who was a producer of plays and musicals in Mexico City prior to television "Two for the Seesaw," "Bells Are said there are around 900,000 TV sets in Mexico some 600,000 in Mexico City.

His organization covered President Kennedy's recent visit to Mexico for the American TV networks sent 14 hours of tape by fighter plane to our station in San Antonio and they ran all 14 hours which must be the public service world's Musical shows and soap operas are the strongest programs in Latin America the soap operas, however, do not go on and on like Ma Perkins but end after 10-12 weeks and a new story with a new cast starts. See, as the TV horizons widen, things change. Even soap operas. awn MM or awry ft nut ur tuun nunti will ot ncrunuaui fnlCe only 525 Ute paid jobs In business today! I 1 125 S. Crenshaw Los Angtles 19, Calif.

IPIeeie lend my MASQUE TISSURAL toitmH rn larB 3ot rn I Jar $1.65 Spacial $4.25 Add Wi, Federal Tax and i Sale) Tax I ancle I I KTTV (11) (2) KABC (3) KFMB (4) KHJ (5) KOGO (6) KCOP KCHU 08) KNXT KEYT KRCA KTLA, XETV (7) 8) (9) (10) (13) Channel I and 10 art located in San Diego, Channel 1 In Santa BarDara ana rhanniM I In San Bernardino. A star () preceding a program In- Hir.t.i II It an advertisement. Information for these log la furnished by the television stations. The Times cannot be responsible for last minute changes In programs. It) inaicaiee coior program.

MORNING 6:1 3 FARM REPORT 6-30 APPOMATTOX TO HIROSHIMA 6UIDEP0ST (30 minJ 6:55 GO FARM REPORT 7'00 C8J CAPTAIN RANliARUU C) TODAY (2 HIGHLIGHTS Three Sounds; "Oscar Plays Vincent Youmans," Oscar Peterson. 7:00 KUSC (91.5), Dr. Geddes MacGregor of USC's School of Religion, discus ses "The Problem of Evil." 7:00 KMLA (100.3), "The El lington Caravan," Francis Bay. 7:00 KRHM (94.7), Johnny Green features Moussorg sky's "Pictures at an Exhibition." 7:00 KFAC (92.3), AM Stereo: Strauss, "Die Fled-ermaus" overture. 7:00 KMAX (107.1), Dvorak, Symphony No.

2. 8:00 KRHM (94.7), Les Clay pool features songs of Theodore Bikel. 8:00 KGLA (103.5), "The Music Man" (original cast). 8:00 KBIQ (104.3), "Fontessa," Modern Jazz Quartet 8:00 KFMU (97.D, Albenlz, "Iberia." 8:00 KCBH (98.7). Handel, Concerto Grosso; Rach- manlnoff, Vocalise; Strauss, "Also Sprach Za-rathustfa." 8:15 KPOL (93.9), AM (1540), "A Night With Sigmund Romberg," Earl Wrightson, Lois Hunt 9:00 KRHM (94.7), Glenn Mil ler and Tommy Dorsey recordings are featured by Steve Allen.

9:00 KMLA (100.3), Night People," Bay. 9:00 KGGK (94.3), (original cast). "SwingirT Francis "Gypsy" 9:30 KBIQ (104.3). "Young. Warm and Wonderful," Peter Nero.

10:00 KCBH (98.7), Auber, "Le Domino Noir overture; Haydn, Symphony No. 99; Beethoven, Concerto. 10:05 KNOB (97.9), "We Phineas Newborn, Roy Haynes, Paul Chambers Children's TV Captain Kangaroo, KNXT (2), 7 a.m. Everyone in the Treasure House joins in a game of Hide and seek. The Captain is "It" and he finds Mr.

Green Jeans, i but skillfully refuses to find Bunny Rabbit. Iuckleberry Hound, KTTV (11), 7 p.m. Hokey Wolf and Ding-A' Ling pose as detectives to gain admittance to the cottage of Mama and Pa pa Bear. Light-fingered Louie also shows up, pos ing as Goldilocks. Scientific liquid mtdieation Stops scratching in minutes sutPODBNB it in amazing tckntifio medication that kills fungus spores picked up in weeds and grass, the cause of scratching in 7 out of every 10 cases.

Discovered by famous veterina rian. Dr. A. Merrick sulfodenb works almost instantly to stop fungus itch (often called "summer itch "mange," "eczema," or "hot spouTi, So soothing, the most frenzied itch ing is relieved instantly. Quickly pro-, motes healing; open sores heal over.

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nre with up to 66 I tStnd tmiTitimt II ACCOUNTING Earn while you leant no interfer present job. taSal tudenb report increased pay within the first year. DRAMA Beverly Garland stars in Dick Powell drama, KRCA (4), at 9 p.iii. TUESDAY'S FM Note: FM Stereo broadcasts today: KR1IM, 12, 4, 6 and. 8 p.m.; KM LA, 2-6, 7 and 9 p.m.; KFMU, 4 p.m.

until midnight; KCBH, 12, 4, 6-9 p.m.; KDUO (in Riverside), 10 a.m. until noon, 2-4, 810 p.m.; KGGK (In Orange County), 24 Hours per day. Consult Highlights Or de tails. 10:00 a.m. KG LA (103.5), "Hoi lywood's Great Percy Faith.

11:00 KNOB (97.9V "Swingln Date Book," John LaSalle. 11:00 KGGK (94.3), "This Fling Called Love," Eileen Far rell. 11:30 KPFK (90.7, Bach, "An-1 na Magdaleria Book Haydn, Quintet; Mozart, "Musical Handel, "Water Music" (com' plete); Beethoven, Quar tet :00 p.m. KRHM (94.7), Frank Evans features Teddi King and the Four Fresh men. 2:00 KMLA (100.3), "The Nat King Cole Story," Parte I and II.

2:00 KCBH (98.7). Verdi, "Don Carlo" highlights; Meyer beer, "Les Patineurs." 3:00 KCBH (98.7), Haydn, Quartet; Beethoven, Sym phony No. 7. 3:00 KPFK (90.7), Lecture-re cital by organist, E. Power Biggs.

3:00 KBBI (107.5), "Exodus 101 Strings. 4:00 KPFK (90.7). Martin Wil liams continues his series on Charlie Parker. 4:00 KMLA (100.31, "Percus- cussion i Gene Krupa. 4:00 KFMU (97.1).

"Kiss Me, Kate" (original cast). 4:30 KUSC (91.5), KUSC con tinues its salute to com poser Igor Stravinsky. 5:00 KCBH (98.7), "Strauss Waltzes," Melachrino. 5:00 KGGK (94.3), "Bouquet," Percy Faith. 5:05 KBBI (107.5).

"Hallelu jah," Alfred Newman Hollywood Bowl Sym phony. 6:00 KBIQ (104.3), "The Ken ton Touch," Stan Kenton. 6:00 KNOB (97.9), "Lem Win Chester and the Ramseyl Lewis Trio." 6:00 KGLA (103.5), "White Sat in," George Shearing. 7:00 KNOB (97.9), "Moods" Film Tips On Borrowed Time," KTTV (11), 1 p.m. Warm, sentimental fan tasy about an old man who isn't ready to die so he chases "Death, up tree.

You'll laugh and cry at this one. Lionel Barry more. (1938). "The Feminine Tone KTTV (11), 3 p.m. Rosalind Russell enjoys a romp in this funny comedy about a professor who brings his wife to New York and discovers the woman in her.

Don Ame che costars. (1941). Caged," KHJ (9), 9 p.m. Innocent girl becomes involved in a holdup, in which her husband killed and she is sent to prison. Eleanor Parker.

(1950). (Will be shown Monday through-Friday at this time, and will have four showings on the weekend.) Count on iiaiiin wTTwuiairw tiwivowrtttI LAuALLC A CatrnvmAaux iwiiWtioai i ae. Vermont, suite iuu, la. 3, mi. II ae.

Vermont, suite iuu, la. 3, a free "Opportunities in I Kami aoe cut sons eaSSI aBBSi mm SbSSBI dJBJSi Bal dJeaSS) oaeM SBaei oMeal Wmt eWMSanSat Saa SWoa SBal ilaWSMal Today's TV still the dapper dandy playing the lawyer. Good cast includes Nina Foch, Keenan wynn. (Repeat) alent Scouts, KNXT (2), 10 p.m. Number of prominent show biz people usher in talent to perform before network cameras.

Jim Backus hosts and makes with the jokes. If one the scouts were to per form, she'd steal the show. Name's Abby Lane Cain's Hundred, KRCA (4); 10 p.m. Nick Cain, while investi gating a hoodlum who controls boxing, uncov ers a fight scandal thai prompts a grand jury in vestigation. Mark Rich- man, a good actor, was wasted in this series.

(Re peat) Alcoa Premiere, KABC (7) 10 p.m. Rodeo star gives a "See- on Chance to a Korean defector, after being re leased from prison, who wants to return to bronc riding. This is the pilot which was sold, and will debut on NBC Sept. 20 as "Wide Country." Earl Holliman stars. (Repeat) Dick Powell to Sing Dick Powell will sing in a film for the first time since Powell, president of Four Star Television, guests in a segment of studio's Ensign OToole series, and will sing "The Song of the Marines," a song he popu iarized in 1937 in the Warner Bros, picture, "The Singing n.njiii iwpwatisaaBswioaPsaipa it.

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"Bluefins of Newfoundland." Alfred Hitchcock, KRCA (4), 8:30 p.m. An abandoned boy wan ders into a police station wnere he meets an am- nesia victim and the two try to help each other in "The Door Without Key," a i Claude Rains, Billy Mumy and John Larch. (Repeat) The New Breed, KABC (7), 8:30 p.m. Lt. Adams becomes so emotionally involved in a hit-and-run case that his value as a police off i-v cer becomes impaired in "The Death of a Ghost" (Repeat) The Comedy Spot, KNXT (2), 9 p.m.

Ockie and Hattie Todds -v (Don Taylor and Loie Bridge) visit a trailer court and manage to com plicate a few lives when they try to patch up the romance of a young cou pie in "Octavius and Me. Some of these have been i amusing. Dick Powell Show. KRCA (4), 9 p.m. Mystery involving prominent lawyer whose wife 13 suspected one of his many gir friends is found dead v'.

Gene Barry, minus his Bat Masterson cane, is 12:30 AM, 1:45 if, following 'J.