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II It A 51 Hatfn, Ohtn JOURNAL Fridav, VP. 4. 16I Good xeus Tor fF' Ouikts Tdiiy TTeIeviiBB There's More Color On Air I ji w. irmmmrm La il -1 11 ta r- ii nin. m-rnii ii rnli ir TrrllTT 0 5 WLW-T 9 WCPO-TV 12 WKRC-TV Today Oianc to Advane Contemporarm Educational Special Uick Tracy CapL Kangaroo 7 9 To 7:00 Today (2 (3) Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum will explain Rosh Hashanah; Richard Condon will talk about his new book "An Infinity of Mirrors," and a report will be given fmm the World's Fair.

p.m. Great Adventure, (7) (9 (r) "The Henry Berth Story." Slow-moving but informative and well-arted, particularly by Brian Keith, who starts as Henry Berch, founder, in 18M, of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. 7:311 p.m. International Slniwtiiiie (2) (r) Hungarian National Cirrus." The most interesting hits of the show are those involving an ama.ingly intelligent elephant and a lively collection of performing canines. 7:31) p.m.

Olympic Trial (121 It's back to Astoria kki! and the World's Fair again. This time the aquatic events Paul Dixon Unci Al 'C Wont tf Wnrit (O "ConcntraU( JrMnty T.u!h Lynm ID I Lnv McCoy rvt Lira I Nrvn Sca-rh Tomirrw GuMina Lleht PickPn Aa trie id Vn I MiKt a Dfal (C) Loretta Tourg Doctori Password House Party 7 WHIO-TY 2 WLW Today :4 no- t-V 3i-Siimrnr Kansaroo so. :45 A M. Show IVVrtiinc Nrwa "HMt Mrdrtw MrOjvi rrma Wnrd for Wonl II 12 Cmctntauin iel Tilth Lyoni ir Of Llff I Talk Al World Turn 44- Lft'l a A Password Lorttta Young General HuapllaJ Party Zi i-To Tell Th iMja 01 Anotner World Vuu Duo Say 4 'L'ncle Orrl Show 15- Mitch Gam Early Rhnw Manila Oori la :30 lot that Bob 6 iirt si :1 Pno'U jML.rt er-R-'nVley Vrwi rm ochra rhenne IS. Advntnra Int, 15- 3n pji Ml frt Pi Pn.e It Right Jtrk Pr (C) -TPA ithr I'p'irta M'lti is Wfitnr Jrinnny Deal at 107.7 on the dial, will sign on daily at 3 or 4 p.m.

and continue until midnight. Programing vill be rhyihm and blues music called rare music in the trade a far cry from the programing for which WAVI has become known. For the time being, the station will he using studios set up at WAVI. Eventual plans are to use three full-time disc jockeys. "HAWAIIAN FVK." always a light and entertaining bit of adventure and private eye drama, returns to the local scene at 7 p.m.

Tuesday on Channel 7. This is the show featuring Robert Conrad. Anthony Eisley and Grant Williams as detectives, Connie Stevens as Cricket Blake and Pincie Ponce as Kim the ta.xi driver. The same station also plans 1o repeat "The Silent World" at 9:30 p.m. Tuesday, telling the actual story of Mary La-mantia and her struggle with the hearing problem.

It follows Mary from the reception room to the operating room at Good Samaritan hs-pital where Dr. Nathaniel Soifer performs an operation for otosclerosis. THIS WILL BK the week of reckoning for a number of network and syndiraied shows Another World Yuu Duo bay To Tell Edge Ol Match Gam Mori C) Secret Mike Storm Duuglaa are centered around the diving board with the finals of Ihe men's three-meter spring-hoard competition. At the fair, free style wrestling is the center of attraction. Slow-motion films of the more difficult diving maneuvers as well as some of the wrest-matches will be shown.

8:30 p.m. Riirke'n I-aw (2 (12) (r) "Who Killed Cable Roberts?" Iwo best elements here are Zsa Zsa Gabor as a beautiful Srupir Kyla Maht Room tor Daddy Dialing Kur Dra'art PHrJ Rliht Gt Th Mcssai Vtng Ulnkt Lory tjlailya Lnve Ol Lit Truth-Ciinseq ncn tO 'Fcnstur World Turaa Kathr Knowi Beat Eini tvi Queen or A Day Day In Court Tie Truth Night Geneial Hospital Trailmaater Mov( Nea Daryl gpaxka Nena Cochran Mickey Moua Club San Franclaco Beat Rummer Olympic Purke'f 19 7.n Pr tt ght "Mori Hitchcock at porta Movl by Jimmy Hatlo Wi-aiher Snort W. Cronklt News-Reporter tVe.tncr tipo-t HurtieyBnnkley Evergladea lrt'I RNwttma By Brainard Tlalt Juuriial Hrralil Matt Writer Kvery new year continues to bring better news for those fortunate owners of color television sets and informers advise sets are getting easier to adjust all the time. Crosley Broadcasting always has been one of the leading exponents of color shows and its Dayton outlet, WLW-D. reports it will be telecasting 441i hours of color shows every this season.

WHIO-TV (Channel 7) will have six hours of color each week, thanks to the addition of NBC-TV color shows to its schedule. In addition, the station, if equipment it has had on order since last February arrives by early next year as promised, will be able to telecast local film shows and slides. This means, for example, it will provide, in color, the movies it presents from ils own sludios. In addition, network shows like "Flipper," which are in color but are carried on a delayed basis locally, then will be telecast locally in color. It is pointed out that ABC is beginning to present a little color, such as on its new two-hour Sunday night movie.

CBS-TV, which has done very little with color unless the client requests it, is reported holding off until 25 per cent of the nation's sels are suited to color. WAVI'S NEW FM outlet, WDAO-FM, signed on at 7 p.m. Tuesday on a test basis and if everything goes well hopes to go on the air formally starting Monday. A station spokesman said the operafion, which can be heard Radio Yogi Bear Great Adventure ft'! Hope lO Ron! On Parage With Jrk Ptar (f" AlFied Newt Weal her P.arirt Wtiier Rpntt Juinny Carton (C) (O 9 10 If 12 murder suspect and comedian Paul Linde. He rales as best performer in this episode.

You'll also see Liabcth Scott and Mary Astor. p.m. On Tarade (5) Once again talent triumphs over productions, with beautiful Jane Morgan delivering a group of selections in her own raiher unique style. Songs include "Fascination," "Ijove Makes the World Go 'Round" and "Without You." p.m. Alfred Hitchcock (9) (r) "Ten Miuntes from Now." Promised suspense comes to a disappointing climax rather early but there's nnolher surprise in his THEY'LL DO IT EVERY TIME Today's TV Movies (A A A A-Excellent; A A A.

Good; A A Fair; A poor) seemingly hackneyed plot. A frustrated a i st jDonnelly Rhodes) threatens to blow up an art museum for not accepting his work. When he appears to carry out his theat, police are waiting and confiscate his home-made bomli a shoe box containing an alarm clock. Lormy Chapman is quite good as the puzzled police lieutenant. p.m.

lark Paar (2) (SI (c) (rV Hit of the Show is Bob Newhart T-EM M5 SAlO CO0Q OPENED ALL IVAY SO NOSOCY CAN' SLE IVHAT'S WHAT that will be giving their last area pertormance for a time at least. This is hit night about by the need 1o clear the decks for Ihe many new shows scheduled by 1he three major networks. For example: "The lieulciwnt" (5) will be leaving after tomorrow night; "Golf Green" (71, "Empire" (2, "Arrest and Trial" (21 and "Show of Week" (5) will be hanging up after Sunday. Also, "Love that Boh" (7), "I've Got a Secret" (71, "Breaking Point" (21 will be calling it quits with Monday's performance; "Greatest Show" (12) ends Tuesday; "77 Sunset Strip" (2.) and "Eleventh Hour" (5) will be saying so long alter Wednesday. Also, "Ensign O'Toole" (7).

"Destry" (12) and "Price is Right" (2) will be dropped after next Friday night performances. THE NETWORKS hope it will sum up as a case of "the king is dead, long live the king" as far as the old shows and their new replacements are concerned. The radio corner: WAVI has gone daily with it "Point of View" program, featuring Greg Wallace in a full hour of telephone forum material. It introduced this sort of a show four years ago. (1942) A young man tries to prevent his mother from marrying the man she loves.

AAAA 11:45 p.m. "Cry of the Were-wolf" (9) with Nina Foch and Slcphen Crane (1911 A gypsy queen learns a museum operator can prove her mother was a werewolf. A 12:30 a.m. "Frankenstein" (12) with Boris Karloff and Colin Clive (1932) Scientist fashions a human body and brings it In life. This was one of the great horror films, AAA Horoscope LIBRA-Scpl.

24 to Oct. 23 If you take your place among the do-crs, with spirit and good craftsmanship, you should attain a great deal now. SCORPIO-Oct. 24 to Nov. 22 You rarely go against common sense, but there's a ten dency now to adopt another's ideas for getting results, hut complelely disregarding consequences.

Stop and think! SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23 In Dec. 21 You can win new laurels now if you keep your wits alxiut you and use that intelligent mind of yours. CAPRICORN Dec. 22.

to Jan. 21) Others are watching you now. Don't be hesitant when a helpful decision or some intelligent hit of slrategy on your pail can spur things along. AQUARIUS Jan. 21 to Feb.

19 The position of Uranus indicates a wider scope of interests, possibility greater activity. Don't go to extremes, however. PISCES-Feh. 20 to March 20 Work your way through both pleasant and dreary tasks with equal precision and adoitness. Often the completion of a "dull" chore wins the lop prize.

i PA0OM A i 13 315 i I -ZTl 11 I'HLOOKlXd TnTl 60T-) AND BiC-Lt-- 1 HOOK, LYON 3Sk lJO; SINKER fV with a wild routine about a newsman and a photographer invading a nudist ramp in order to expose the goings on. Criswell who claims 87 per cent aeruracy on his predictions, comes up with a lulu. You'll see some of lecturer Bruce Brown's exciting surfing films. AM Stations WHIO 1290 WPTW 1570 WAVI 1210 WGIC 1500 WONE 980 WCKY 1530 WING 1410 WCPO 1230 WLW 700 WSAI 1360 WIZE 1340 550 WPFB 910 WOSU 820 Question Box Deslry Among Missing When Fall TV Skirls Will the "Destry" show be back again next year? I liked it because it reminded me of the early "Maverick" shows. I don't think the producers were really serious.

H. II. Elmira. 4 :30 p.m. "The Golden Hawk" (5) with Sterling Hay-den and Rhonda Fleming (1952) Adventures of a French Pirate.

AA 10:00 p.m. "The Desert Song" (12) with Kathryn Grayson and Gordon MarRae (1D53) The Riffs capture the daughter of the Foreign Legion commander. This was a hit musical. AA 11:25 p.m. "The Magnificent Ambersons" (7) with Joseph Gotten and Delores Coslello Today's By Frances Drake ARIES March 21 to April 20 -You may face some stress and strain now, but don't let it get you down.

Counteract with a just-right blend of seriousness and light-heartedness, and keep plugging toward ultimate aims. TAURUS-April 21 1o May 21 Do not answer questions or make commitments if you are unsure of your own stand or abilities. GEMINI May 22 to June 21 This day awaits your push-hard and straight! Get the jump on at least some projects and you will land in the spirited competitive position you enjov. CANCER-June 22 'to July 23 Your stars are not. outstandingly auspicious, but you ran achieve something real, anyway, if your efforts are exemplary, representative.

LEO July 24 1o Aug. 23-More than usual activity indicated in certain areas. Bring forth the best in your repertoire and exploit it to the hilt. VIRGO Aug. 24 to Sept.

23 Tighten up loose ends. Don't let the day become emotion-charged. Where possible, stick to routine and don't go off on tangents. More ProgressMore ProblemsPart 5 Lyndp Newhart When ABC-TV Marin Its new season during lite week of Sept. 11, Destry will be among the missing.

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