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Register And Post-Herald, Weekender And 1 'Viewer, Beckley, Saturday, February 2,1963 Complete Sunday TV I I 7:30 Heaven's Jubilee Gospel Favorites AVally Fowler 1:30 This Is ffae Life Oral Roberts (g) 9:00 Rev. Repass 9:00 The Living Word Oral Roberts Christophers TV. Chapel 9:30 Off To Adventure Herald of Truth Faith For Today 9:45 Davey and Goliath 10:00 Lamp Unto My This Is The Life 10:30 Faith For Today (6) Look Up And Live (7) Big Picture (Tg) 10:45 Christophers (3) 11:00 Church in the Home (g) Camera Three This Is The Life Church Services (6) 11:30 Bible Answers (S Catholic Hour Parson's Mailbox -This Is The Life 12:00 The Answer Parson's Mailbox -TV Chapel (3) Alaska, the Friendly 49Si Challenge Golf Faith For Today 12:30 Norman Vincent Peale All In A Lif etime -Washington Report T) Gospel Harmony Boys 12:45 Garden Club of fee Air 1:00 Lower Lighthouse Washington Reports (fi Sunday Matinee (2 Oral Roberts (6) Championship Bowling Big Picture (7) 1:30 Meet The Professor Rev. Strong (g) Bridge Party (7) Man and the Challenge (To) Concord College (6) 1:45 Talking Hands (g) 2:00 On The Spot (T3) American Adventure (7) Big Three Bowling Riverboat Sea Hunt 2:30 Sunday Sports Spectacular (4) Adlai Stevenson Reports Viola Clark 3:00" Superman (T3) Breakftm (3) News (To) 3:30 Top Star Bowling 4:00 4:30 Wild (3) Wonderful World of (3) Celebrity Golf Great Challenge Alumni Fun 5:00 Amateur Hour g) Major Adams, Traflmaster Palm Springs Golf Classic (3) 5:30 G. E.

College Bwl 6:00 Adventure Theatre "Beyond Glory" Alan Ladd, Donna Reed (JJ) Twentieth Century Meet The 6:30 Password News McKeever and the Colonel 7:00 Broken Arrow Ensign O'Toole (3) Lassie (7) 7:30 The Jetsons (4) Dennis the Menace (8) Disney's 8:00 Ed Sullivan Show Sunday Night Movie Magnificent Brynner, Eli Wallach, Steve McQueen, Horst Buchholz (g) Car 54, Where Are You? The Real McCoys i (3) G. E. True Theatre (7) The Rise of Khrushchev (3) Candid Camera (7) Voice Of Firestone Howard K. Smith What's My Line (4 News "Cocoanut Grove" Fred MacMurray, Harriet Hillard Movie Ten The Californians (4) VIEWING TV With HAL HUMPHREY HOLLYWOOD Richard Egan, who becomes bossman of the Garret ranch on NBC's this month, says, "I can only hope we're doing the right thing." Egan is referring to the dropping of Terry Moor and Anne Seymour from cast. In the Feb.

19 show, Connie Garret (Terry) heads for the horizon with her groom-to-be. Three weeks later, a fatal disease strikes Lucie Garret (Anne), and she succumbs Dravely. When an expensive TV series has just a so-so audience rating not bad enough to cancel, but not good enough to send the sponsors into ecstacy--what can be done about it? The obvious answer is to spend more dough and get better scripts, but hardly anyone involved with producing a series thinks of that. Most TV producers an-d sponsors (and the networks) don't have enough faith in the TV audience's teste for quality to bother with beefing up the scripts. New character gimmicks or a new producer or even a new time spot are easier to find anyway.

Adenauer Speaks West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's life and achievements and their effect on modern history--wifii film scenes from the past and present underlining Adenauer's own observations--are outlined in CBS REPORTS: "Germany Since Hitler: Adenauer Sums Up," "Wednesday p.m. EST) on the CBS Television Network. Daniel Schorr, CBS News correspondent for West the reporter. His eight hours of informal filmed conversation with Adenauer, over a five- month period, is regarded as the longest interview Adenauer ever granted. 'Great Challenge' To Start Sunday "The Great Challenge," award- winning CBS News series, will begin its sixth season on the CBS Television Network and the CBS Radio Network Sunday, (4-5 p.m., EST), with the first five special full-hour symposia on the im- ner concerns facing American democracy.

With CBS News Correspondent Eric Sevaried leading the discussions, the broadcasts will originate live in New York. "The Great Challenge" in 1953 will examine aspects of contemporary life in the United States in relation to the ideals and the realities of American democracy. The initial program. "Education in the American Democracy" (Feb. 3J, will be followed by "Science in the American Democracy" (Feb.

10,) "Government and the Economy in the American Democracy" (Feb. 17), "The Arts in the American Democracy" (Feb. 24), and "The Individual in the American Democracy" (March 3). 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 (7) OS) Egan is confused and uncertain about the change, because this is his first experience as star of a TV series. Bill Dozier, head of Screen Gems (where "Empire" is produced), called Egan one day and told him about the change.

"I believe Chrysler, one of the sponsors, took a survey in the East, and it showed the two women weren't scoring heavily enough," Egan reports. A Screen Gems official confirms this and explains that Chrysler instructed its dealers around the country to find out'from-their customers how they liked "Empire." "Even though, we're doing a modern-day western, the women in it seemed to bother the viewers. or at least that's what we were told. We're adding two men, Warren Vanders and Charles Bronson, because it's supposed to be easier for the writers to write for four men," Egan adds. "Vanders will play it for comedy." 11:15 I pointed out to Egan that, last season, "Laramie," the western which precedes "Empire" on Tuesdays, replaced Hoagy Carmichael (who was playing it for comedy) with Spring Byington, because it was felt some feminine interest was needed.

If we dug deeply enough, we'd probably find that --Movie took a survey to determine that change, too. Sponsor surveys are fairly common. Variety (the tradepaper) reported recently that Proctor Gamble distributes "exhaustive questionnaires" to all of its executives and their wives, asking that they report their likes and dislikes concerning all G-sponsored TV shows. One question, asks, War Series Sets Invasion Drama War correspondent 1 Wright leaves Italy for the Pacific, covering the Marine invasion of an island where his aviator brother is reported to have been shot down and missing in action, on "The Gallant Men" tonight (ABC-TV, p.m., EST). Philip Carey and Van Williams guest star as Sgt.

Matt Barragan and Lt. Dave Cameron, respectively. In "The Leathernecks," Wright observes battle-wise Barragan in conflict with the new commanding officer, Lt. Cameron, who prefers to lead an attack instead of leading the men. On a mission in enemy territory, Barragan makes his point that responsibility of command is more important than being a hero.

Meanwhile, Wright waits to learn of his brother's fate. Portrays Judge Ciaude Rains portrays a former judge who has become a ghdst-town derelict, in "Incident of Judgment Day" on "Rawhide" Friday, p.m., EST) on the CBS Television Network. "Crime Doctor's Courage" Sunday Theatre "Keyhole" "O'Marafs Ladies" from Overland Trail (f 11:30 The Late Show (7, 11:45 Pioneers (3) SUHDAY, FEB. 3 NBC (CHOICE VIEWING) White Paper Chs. 3, 6, 10 oF KhrwVcW is fort II of documentary eoiKentnrting on a ferloi Tf six critical years recent Russian history.

How Khru- ihchcy replaced Stalin, aligned himself with Tito and crushed the Hun- goi'mn revolt ore revealed during this hour. Chet Huntley narrates. 4:00 CBS The Great Challenge Chs. 7, 8 An award-winning scries begins its sixth season with the first ol fire special sessions devoted to the inner concerns facing American democracy. Erk Sevareid leads the symposium, which will explore "Wu- cotton in the American Democracy." 6:00 CBS The Twentieth Ceniury Chs.

4, 7, 8 Report on "Finland's Tug of War," specifically the Eighth WorW Youth Festival, the Communist Hoe's propaganda showpiece Which brosght some 13,000 young people from all over the world to Helsinki last summer and caused the officially neutral Finns to riot for four nights. Marvin Kalb, who reports, was injured during the riot. 9:30 CBS True Chs. 4, 7, 8 The lengths to which man will go to help his "best friend" are vividly demonstrated in "LiUfc Richard." While out hunting wirh his master, a hound dog gets trapped a hole. Before Little Richard is freed, men and machines have to out in a 24-hour day.

And it's true story. Jack Webb directs and humor arise from a 'little guy' putting something over on a big guy'?" Another poser wanted to know, what extent were any of fihe female characters shown provocatively clad?" It seems fairly obvious from such questions that neither Buster, Keaton nor Brigitte Bardot is likely to wind up on TV sponsored by Egan owns one third of "Empire," which explains the apprehensive furrows on his brow whenever he discusses the overhauling the series is going through. What undoubtedly makes him more nervous is his lack of knowledge about TV intricacies. He has to take the word of the so-called experts with their "family" surveys. "I took this role of Jim Redigo," says Egan, "because he isn't a cry-baby hero 1 ho is forever explaining why he does things.

I'm bored with these TV heroes who do things because they hate their mothers. Redigo is not addicted to anything. He's just a guy who does what he has to do, and he doesn't need If Clirysler doesn't continue to go for Egan as Redigo, surely he can get a job with Proctor Gamble. He sounds just like their type. If ears Hold Changes Andy and Barney look forward to seeing their high-school sweethearts again when the Mayberry High School class of 1S5 holds a reunion on "Hie Andy Griffith Show" Monday p.m., EST) on the CBS Television Network.

But they aren't prepared for the changes time has made. Andy Griffith stars as Sheriff Andy Taylor, with Don Knotts also starring as Barney Fife, his? deputy. Peggy McCay plays Andy's ex-sweetheart, Sharon. Virginia Eilers plays Romona, Barney's ex-flame. Loretta 'Attacks 9 Leif Erickson, soon to be seen in the motion picture "Gathering of Eagles," appears in the role of irascible magazine publisher Bas- corrvb Beebe on "The New Loretta Young Show" Monday (1010:30 p.m., EST) on the CBS Television Network.

At a dinner gives for Beebe party Cristine and his wife, Cristine is unable to refrain from verbally attacking Beebe for his crude and outrageous behavior, even though the job of her editor friend. Paul Belzer, is left hanging in the balance. Dog's Rescue Told When an Oklahoman's hound becomes trapped in a hole while out hunting with his master, the latter seeks the help of excavation experts hi an effort to free his dog in "Little Richard" on "General Etectric True" Sunday, p.m., EST) on the CBS Television Network. Larry Wilson (Hampton Fancher) is Little Richard's master. To him, a good hunting dog is a way of life as well as a treasured pet.

When Little Richard is trapped, Wilson's efforts to free the animal are unsuccessful. His wife Biilie (Patricia Rainer) comforts the dog while her husband seeks the help of men and machines. The resultant effort stretches into day and night work for all concerned. TV Channel Identification (3)-- WSAZ-TV-- HUNTINGTON-NBC OAK HILL--CBS-ABC BLUEF1ELD--NBC (7)--WDBJ-TV-- ROANOKE--CBS CHARLESTON-ABC ROANOKE--NBC HUNTINGTON--CBS Color Program.