The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 17

THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN 1 May 24, 1967 17. City Purchases No Change Seen for Allowable Due to Pick Up Shock Death Study Funded As Year Ends NBC Show OfiersEest On Record By Odessa Farquhar Stars of this year's "golden set" in the recording field will have their night Wednesday over NBC-TV. "The Best on Record" a one-hour special featuring performances by several of this, year's winners of the recording industry's The University of Oklaho End-of-year purchasing by ma Medical Center Tuesday received a $83,433 grant ior research on the prevention, of deaths from shock. Oklahoma City municipal departments will be picking up speed soon. The grant was awarded by City councilmen Tuesday the John A.

Hartford Foundation, of New York. By Deacon New Oklahoma!) Oil Editor Oklahoma oil producers apparently will operate next month under the same allowable now in effect. Most of the purchasing company representatives testifying at the corporation commission's market-demand hearing called for a continuation of the 42-percent factor. That factor permitted Sooner production averaging 619,586 barrels daily the first 13 days of May. That is about in with purchasers' total nominations for June of 619,873 barrels daily, down 4,250 barrels from May requests.

It also is close to the Bureau of Mines forecast of demand for Oklahoma crude in June of 620,000 barrels daily, up 5,000 barrels from the May estimate. Harold Freeman, commission chairman, commented on the rarity of state production, purchasers' nominations and the Bureau of Mines forecast being so close. Companies specifically requesting continuation of the 42-percent factor to be applied to the depth-acreage table included Champlin, Cities Service Oil, Continental, Kerr-McGee, as the purchaser of the oil and- as refiner of the oil," Gockel said. "As such, Kerr-McGee's primary desire is for stability of its operation which depends upon a constant, dependable, steady rate of production from this unit, which supplies from 20 to 25 percent of our total refinery crude supply." Gockel also said as far as his company can determine, the operators of the Apache Unit still are abiding by the commitment made at the time the unit allowable was granted to provide a market for the Apache oil without affecting their purchases of other Oklahoma production. Replying to a question from Freeman, Gockel said companies with interests in the Apache production included Texaco, Sinclair, Gulf, Cities.

Service Oil, Amerada and Hefner. Independent oilmen frequently have protested increases in the Apache Unit allowable, maintaining the Apache production displaced production from other wells in the state. The Apache Unit allowable, first set at barrels daily, has climbed as high as 12,000 barrels a day. It currently is at 10,000 barrels daily. The three-year grant will be Those requesting an allowable "in line with nominations" were Rock Island Oil Refining and Sinclair Refining.

Three firms Mobil, Sohio and Skelly made no specific recommendation. Several company spokesmen mentioned inventories were above desired level but that they are expected to be brought more nearly in line during May. Company-wide stocks of the 25 firms reporting to the commission were placed at barrels above desired level on May 1, compared with a surplus of 13,031,165 barrels on April 1. A breakdown showed crude stocks at barrels above desired level and products stocks 3,236,343 barrels on the surplus side. During the brief heating, A.

B. Gockel of Kerr-McGee made a statement correcting previous press reports that his firm had an interest in production in the Apache Bromide Sand Unit. "Kerr-McGee's only interest in the unit is directed by Dr. Walter H. approved specifications for the first of a long list of heavy equipment and other items the city expects to purchase from bidders prior to end of the current fiscal year, June 30.

Massion, vice chairman of the medical center's anesthesiology department. Shock is a major cause of These included a diesel death following hemorrhage powered dragline for use in floodway maintenance, from traffic accidents or some major surgery in which blood loss is 900,000 gallons of regular gasoline, an asphalt pavement planing machine, an Dr. Massion and co horsepower outboard en gine for use by lake rangers, workers will investigate why shock becomes irreversible water department chemicals, 20,000 pounds of glass despite the. administration of blopd and drugs and why the patient dies. spheres for marking airport runways, 10 fire hydrants and other items.

Maritime Official Urges Oil Imports Abandonment Other council actions: HELP ASKED The city Two-County Trend Sector Adds Stepouts Operators added four wells to the sprawling Sooner Trend in a two-county area. planning commission was asked by the council to call a public hearing on proposals for renaming streets inside WASHINGTON (AP) A actenstic of a managed economy." Savannah, Ga. maritime off i-1 cial called Tuesday for aban-1 donment of the eight- "If fee imports of oil had been permitted to continue," said Klingel, "Savannah almost certainly by now would have a major petroleum and the state fairgrounds. He said either a free im Military nomenclature was port system must be re stored or import controls be petrochemical complex serv followed in designating the interior streets when the fairgrounds was being modified and liberalized. 4:30 Livestock Auction Markets- 7:30 The Today Show Color 9:30 Concentration color "Proponents of the import planned nearly 20 years agro.

control system argue that Recently, a proposal was 0:00 PAT BOONE SHi ing its natural market territory in the southeastern states." The program, has made for "an unbelievably twisted and uneconomic situation," he said. protection is necessary to provide the incentive for ex HOLLYWOO QUARES Clr. Eye Guess Color nbc news-chip ploration and discovery of made to name "Dog Street," the entrance road, in honor of former Mayor Allen Street. new sources of supply to as WKY-TV FULL COLOR sure petroleum self- "Clearly," he said, "the TV CLOSEUP Grammy Awards will be shown at 8 p.m. over Channel 4.

Steve Lawrence offers the opening monologue. Introduced by Tony Randall, the New Vaudeville Band plays and sings "Winchester Cathedral," which was named "best contemporary recording." Robert Preston will make the introductions for Eydie Gorme, who will sing her award-winning number, "If He Walked Into My Life." Introducing Louis Armstrong, who plays and sings "Mame" (best score from an original cast show album), is Edie Adams. Other award-winning performers are Ray Charles and the Raelets, who sing "Crying Time" (best rhythm and blues vocal). Double-Grammy winners, the Beatles, will be on hand to play and sing "Strawberry Fields Forever." Jntroduced by Vikki Carr, John Gary sings "Michelle (song of the year). David Houston plays and sings "Almost Persuaded" (best country and western vocal performance-male), the Anita Kerr Singers offer "A Man and a Woman" (best performance by a vocal group and Wes Montgomery plays "Goin' Out of My Head" (best instrumental jazz performance).

England's mod queen, despite her meteoric emer-gance as the world's most celebrated 17-year-old, will express all the wonder of any average teen-ager exposed to the fairyland world of Hollywood. This is the second of a three-part special on the teen-age modeling sensation, Twiggy. "Twiggy in Hollywood" will be presented at 8:30 p.m. Thursday over ABC-TV. Science Fund Grows WASHINGTON (AP) sufficiency in the event of year-old federal oil import program, declaaring it has been an economic stumbling block to his part of the country.

The view was expressed by Albert J. Klingel executive director of the Savannah Port Authority, at an interior department hearing to determine whether changes are needed in oil-import regulations. Speaking after numerous petroleum industry leaders had urged stricter enforcement of the program, Klingel said limitation of feedstocks had prevented construction of new refineries and processing plants. ZONING DENIAL UPHELD Two denials of war," he said. "If we accepted this prem import control program is creating an artificial geographic distribution of oil re fining and petrochemical ca zoning changes recommend ise, which we do not, it could ed by the planning commis SPEAKER during the Oklahoma City Desk Derrick Club meeting Thursday, 5 p.m., at the Petroleum Club, will be Ken Gibbons, a local independent geologist, who will review his travels in Europe.

pacities, a distribution not sion were upheld by split better be achieved by differ ent means." shaped by the working of council votes. He listed tax incentives or A petition by J. J. Cook to natural economic forces inherent in a free enterprise even direct subsidies zone property at 3605 St being preferable to what he system, but distorted by artificial contrivances and ma Clair for an apartment pro called the severe economic ject, and a proposal by I. Carson and others for apart nipulations which are char- dislocations fostered by the Apco Sets Big ment zoning in the 6500 block present system.

J. D. Thompkins of Abi Portland were turned down by the council actions. State Oil Reports 12:25 DANHYSDAY DAN WILLIAMS Stock Offering lene, president of the East Central Texas Oil and Gas Association, was among the petroleum spokesmen who called for a tightening of the TESTING LAB NAMED Standard Testing and Engi neering Co. was selected as Molt whose sublect will be the Pauls Valley Area Garvin County operations Included: Northeast Anfioch Sun oil No.

1 er-B, in SE SE of 35-4n-2w, was Apco Oil Corp. of City has announced a The Rodman Corp. finaled a pair on the Kingfisher County side. The No. 1-9 Holmes, in NE NW of 9-19n-7w, was dually completed to flow 119 barrels of 40.4-degree gravity oil in 24 hours through a 2464-inch choke from Mississippi perforations at feet and 42 barrels of oil daily through a 4864-inch choke from Oswego perforations at feet.

Total depth was 7,775 feet with 5V2-inoh pipe 5 feet off bottom. The No. 1-35 Homier, in NE SW of 35-20n-7w, flowed 109 barrels of 36-degree gravity oil daily through a io-inch choke from Mississippi perforations at feet. Total depth was 7,690 feet with 5y2-inch pipe on bottom. On the Garfield County side activity included: Blaik Oil No.

1 Mora-vec, in NW NE of 10-20n-7w, flowed 126 barrels of oil daily through a 2464-inch choke from Mississippi perforation at feet. Total depth was 7,520 feet with 512-inch pipe 10 feet off bottom. Texaco No. 1 Fuksa, in SW SW of 30-20n-6w, flowed 246 barrels of 35.9-degree gravity oil and 54 barrels of load water daily through a V-inch choke from Mississippi open hole at feel. Carter County Sarnedan Oil Corp.

completed the No. 4-B Gorman, in SW NW NE of 25-ls-3w, in the Sho-Vel-Tum field. County Line lime perforations at feet flowed 108 barrels of 26-degree gravity oil and 7 the testing laboratory 1:00 DAYS OF OUR LIVES Color mport control program. make the foundation and Fairview Reports Maior County operations included: East of Cheyenne Valley Tenneco OH 1-A Jordan. In SW NE of 3-21n-14w, IVa miles from production, was dloqinn East" of6 East Campbell R.

E. Hibbert la. West, in NW SB 25-23n-i5w, mites from Droductlon, was maklna hole 'Northeast'' Selling Woods Petroleum 2:00 ANOTHER "We have seen it used as Southeast Pauls Valley Sohio Petrole proposed $10 million offering of convertible debentures to sub-surface conditions study THE MATCH GAME Color an economic weapon in 1KB HK.T-1V tMSW5ROOM Color of the site for the Downtown stockholders. manner that has blasted our Convention Center. um no.

a DUKer-c, in tit Nt sw ot 3n-le, drilled to 4,385 feet and was rt, nlng 7-Inch pipe. Hoover Field Gulf Oil No. 1 Stoe ert. In SW SW SW of 2-ln-iw, was drill! at 6.401 feet. Purcell Reports hopes for a much needed in Exact terms of the offer on crease in the price of crude the debentures, due in 1987 The testing laboratory was employed at the request of oil," he said.

will be made known just the architeiet-engineer firm prior to its being made "We have seen it disre of Bozalis, Dickinson, Roloff Nettie, in SE SE of 7-7n-3w. drilled to 9, about June 28. garded because some politi which received authorization 3:30 COLOR MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW- Mike and Miss Barbara Eden, his co-hosless this week, welcome Actor Leonard Nimoy; Opera star Anna and Memory Exnvrl Harry 'Lo- I IM COLOR FysTliP FOREMAN WSEd sew bottom. Southwest Wayne Holdenville Reports Chairman Roland Rodman Sarnedan cally powerful entity wanted cheaper asphalt. We see it April 25 to proceed with the NE SE of was Included.

said stockholders will be en drilling at 7,486 Northeast of Calvin et a in ME NE SW threatened by the prospect titled to subscribe to $100 Oklahoma Wildcats 6n-toe, at ol unrestricted product im principal amount of deben oisrcr County Tidewater Oil No. 1 tures for each 16 shares of Ashbv snoy unit in t. 5W NE of 36-14n-15w. at Unit ports from Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. The latter mi'es northeast of Southeast Cusler Apco stock held at the time Holdenville preparations of final plans.

Enid Newsman Plans to Retire ENID (AP) A. J. "Dutch" Strauss, 70, has an Alfalfa County Clearv Petroleum Nn action appears to be for the Gilcrease at 3.5 of registration with the Se curities and Exchange the No. 1 Stroud, in SE SW 1-32 Nelson in NW SE of 32-26n-I2w. a geological wildcat at East Dacoma, was The Ford and Rockefeller foundations have contributed purpose oi improving economic conditions in the 5:00 Huckleberry Hound Color booming Caribbean Islands The company will use the $6 million to the endowment fund of the National Academy of Sciences.

Guthrie Reports Logan County operations Included: North Marshall Moroan Petroleum ahanrtnnert the No. 1 Pip la. In NW NW at the expense of, and with proceeds for general purposes, including expansion, SW of 4-HrMw. at 4,000 feet. Crescent-Love I Feder? nounced plans to retire after 30 years as managing editor of the Enid Daily Eagle and Petroleum WKY-TV FULL COLOR No.

1 Picket), in NE NW of 17-was digging at 4,794 feet. HAP Drllllno Rodman said. Woodward Area Enid Morning News. complete disregard for, the economic wellbeing of the independent segment of the domestic industry at: John H. Knightley, president of the Kansas Independ Mecy, in C.

NW NW of 20-17tv4w, the Misstssi News and Eagle Editor Bryan County Kanon Oil No. 1 Mar. tin In SE SE SW of 8-5s-9e, at 2'j miles southwest of Easf Durant, was waiting on orders at 283 feet. "suing on Murray County Skelly Oil No. 1 Knapp in SW SW of 17-ts-2e.

at 3 mile, northwest 0f the abandoned Vines pool was drilling at 7.357 feet, Pottawatomie county shett Oil No 1-18 Love In NE SW of lB-Bn-Se, at miles northwesl of the Macomb field. wa digging at 5,338 foot. Watonga Reports Blaine County operations Included: 'hoist, Greenfield superior Oil No 1 remple Unit, in SW of 13-15n-llw was driltino at 6,980 feet. Northeast carleton Sun Oil No. 1 Ba fcn'J 01 '3-'Bn-13w, wi digging at 8,607 feet.

Tenneco Seeking Stock Increase Milton B. Garber said Tues barrels of water daily State Locations Operators have filed with the Ion commission the following Lawtdn Field Black Knight. ent Oil Gas Association, through a 2864-inch choke expressed similar views. He day Strauss has been in poor health the past year and has submitted his resignation. Strauss will continue with the company in a part-time capacity.

said depressed oil prices Total depth was 2,500 feet with 4-inch pipe 9 feet off caused by high imports, cou pled with rising operating bottom. Washita County Phillips costs, nave resulted in de COLOR clining exploratory drilling Eyewitness News, weatirer CI KWTV Morning r-arm Report (CI Karloon Kapers (Color) I 7:50 Beetle, Bailey (Color) I 8:00 Captain Kangaroo Petroleum Co. was running HOUSTON (AP) Tenne at a time when new reserves 6:30 COLOR THE VIRGINIAN were needed. tubing at the No. 1 Flaming-A, in SW NE of 24-lln-15w, 9 miles northeast of tho abandoned East Bessie field.

cortrsvs a deaf-mute wl co Inc. directors said Tuesday they will ask stockholders July 11 to authorize an increase in common stock Arnett Reports Ellis County ooerations Included: Northern ot 'jfsufh Goodwin Petroleum No. 1 Oblander, In SE J7-20tv25w. about 4 miles (rem ore Similar views were by J. P.

Jones, represent The company was drilling at ing the Pennsylvania Grade (C) PROGRAMS IN COLOR Reflections (C) SW ASffcullore on Parade 7:30 Dateline: Hollywood (C) The Doctor's Children (C) 8:00 Jack JLaLanne (C) Crude Oil Association, rep 8:00 COLOR THE BEST ON RECORD from 60 million to 100 millior shares. Chairman Gardiner Sy 17,745 feet at the No. 1 wes-ncr-A, in SW of 35-9n-17w, 5 miles north of the South resenting about 2,000 independent producers in parts of Pennsylvania, New York, fho Ida Show Wildcat Scores Shamrock Oil Gas Corp. completed a wildcat, the No. 1 Harrison and others, in SW NE of 5-23n-20v, 3 miles west of the Northeast Wood-w a i id.

Woodward County, in an area named Northwest Boiling Springs. Morrow perforations at feet had a calculated open flow of 4,951,000 cubic feet of gas daily. Total depth was 9,934 feet with pipe at 9,887. The Hunton, Osage and Meramec zones were tested with no shows. There is a dry hole in section 6.

Two Outposts Set Quintin Little staked two Arbuckle tests in Cotton County, the No. 1 Ressel, in SE SE of 35-4s-12w, and No. 1 Doty, in SW SE of 14-4s-13w, 4 miles northerly from the Southwest Randlett field. For Tomorrow (C 10:00 Supermarket Rainey field. Service Oil Co.

yf Tafkir, Texas county cm 11:00 Evervb West Virginia and Ohio; monds said stockholders also Will vote on a proposal to create a new class of approximately 4,320,000 shares of convertible preferred stock to acquire Kern County James Morgan, president of Lunch with Ho Ho 1 2 55 Genrac- sViit-y Ml.frt 1:00 The Newlywed Garr The Guiding Light (Color) Eyewitness News, Jim Bethel (C) Weather. Lola Hall (Color) KWTV Farm News, Markets CC) As The World Turns (Color) PDQ (Color) House Party (Color) To Te The Truth Color) cbs News, Douglas Edward. (C) The Edge of Night 1:30 Dream Glr Southwest Ft. Supply Pan American Petroleum No. 1 Harvev Unit.

In SE NW of 17-J3n-23w. was digging at 5,960 Northeast Gage Mesa Petroleum No. 1-12 Mayor, in SW NE of 12-23n-24w, was drilling at 6.210 feet. Alva Reports Woods County ooerations included: Southeast Alva GMC OH Gas No. 1 Snvdcr, in NW SE of 20-26n-13w, was dinging at 2.O0O feet.

North Avard Calvert Mid-America No. 1 Fullerlon. In NE of 37.27n-15w. was drilling at 5.589 feet. Southern Oklahoma West Duncan.

-Hub Hill, No. Brown, in NE. NE of 30-ls-8w, Stephens MAlnS" "84 fM' Brook Field Producers Pipe Sup- the Ohio Oil and Gas Association, and Dorsey But-tram, speaking for the Ok 3:30 Password ird (Color) lahoma Independent Pet continues testino the Morrow zone at the No. 1 Grlf th-C, in NW SE of 22-in-12eCm. In the Poslle field.

The lower Section at feet flowed 3,250,000 cubic feet of Bas and the upper, at feet Mowed 3,970,000 cubic feet of gas dally, each during a 41-hour test. Lov County E. Dunlao Ir. and M. Faekrell the No.

7 Brown, in NE NW of 18-6s2-e, In the South qvorbrook field. Doeso perforations at 2.493-552 fee pumped 25 barrels of Jt-tjegree gravity oil dally, accordlna to Information, filed with the corporation commission. Total depth was 2,496 feet with 4V2-inch pipe at 2.608. Blaine Count Pan American Petroleum Corp. continues testing the No.

I Hhlr-r UliiC ir NE U-18n-13w, in the Northeast Carte ten field. Morrow per-foratlons at feet flowed an aver, age of 35 barrels of oil and 200,000 cubic :00 PM EARLY SHOW roleum Association. Thej Beatles. The New Vaudeville Band. Eydie Gorme, Louis Armstrong, David Houston, The Anita Kerr Sirw- 1:30 The Afternoon Movie SIDE STREET Parley Granger Cathy O'Donnell io.

Hunton Pay Eyed Amerada Petroleum Co. set location on the No. 1 Col JEFF JEFF MAM" Officials of several large CHANDLER ROCK HUDSON oil companies joined with the lins, a Hunton lime independents in urging 5:30 CBS HEWS. Wilier Cronklle in Guitarist Wes Montgomery, antt "Ella Fltzoerald will perform. Appearing in no-Performing rales are Steve Lawrence, Tony Randall, Robert Preston, Edie Adams, Rc-sr Miller, Godfrey Cambrldpe, Buddy Greco Frankle Llberace, Vlkkl Carr, Tennessee Ernie Ford, Pat Boon and Sammy Davis Jr.

after drilling tightening of controls, These companies included Tide 5:00 In Color PETER JENNINGS ABC NEWS 5:30 In Color GENE THOMAS OKLA. NEWS LOIS LYNN WEATHER BILL ALLEN SPORTS venture in SE NW of 20-9n-3e, 2 miles northeast of the Morvin field and 2 miles southeast of the Centerpoint field, Pottawatomie County. water, Atlantic Richfield Continental, Mobil and Stand ard of Indiana. Marshall County, was drilling below 2,055 9:00 COLOR I SPY Agents Kelly Robinson and Alexandor Scolt pArMcfatfc in a des Derate inasaimr- Treehouse'. Svoboda, In SE NW of ll-16n-8w, in the West Kingfisher field.

Hunton perforations at feet flowed 112 barrels of oil and 4,300,000 cubic feet of gas daily In 11 hours Ihrouah a 1264-inch choke. Lincoln County Stonehenge Oil inc. Is testing the, No. 1 Phlpps, In NW NE of JMSn-Jp. in the Southwest Mt.

Vernon Mela. Skinner Perforations at feci flowed 12 ttarrels of oil and 24 barrets of load water an hour. Night Mofli Shawnee Man Has 'Em Hopping LeFlore County Pan American Pe- continues, testing the No, Gunter -9n-3(e In Color SAMAR George Montiomery-Gilbarr Roland WKY-TV FULL COLOR 10:00 NEWS George Tdmefc 10:15 WEATHER Bob Thomoa 10:25 SPORTS Mite Treps :00 EYEWITNESS HEWS. Dick John (Color! EYEWITHESS SPORTS, Ken Carlker (Color) MS WEATHER. David Grant (Colr) 4:30 10ST IN SPACE (C) 7:30 THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (CI 8:00 CREEN ACRES (Color) 8:30 60MER PYLE-USHC (Color) hU DANNY XAYE SHOW (Color) 10:00 EYEWITNESS HEWS, Ralph Combei (0 10:15 WEATHER.

Duld Gnnt (Color) 10:10 EYEWITNESS SPORTS, Ken Carlker (Color) 10:30 PH Jf In Color itlie I Las Vegas I I show! 'i i feet flowed NEW nRT.RAMS A eJ 5.936.000 cubic test of ally with a 54-Inch 1 0:30 COLOR Norman Reports 10:00 IN COLOR RICHARD HICKOX NEWS LOIS LYNN WEATHER BILL ALLEN SPORTS THE TONIGHT SHOW STARRING JOHNNY CARSON Vincent Price and Eddy Arnold ar Johnnys scheduled ouesls. oceratlons Included: 'Jones Pellow Oil No. 1 Brock liaus. In NW up drilling at a.soo feet. Southwest Cle.rbrook.- Monsanto Co.

mp N6 of 5-8n-lw, WKY-TV FULL COLOR 12:00 NEWS FINAL with ANDY McCOLLUM 10:30 ABC Wednesday Night Moile MR. HOBBS TAKE5 A VACATION James Slewart-Maureen oHera The newspaper, the Times-Picayune, said "the claims, which are recognized as legal in the mining country, are new to the oil field, and have the oil companies putting pressure on their legal departments, and the landmen searching courthouse records all along the gulf coast, especially in Iberville Parish where it is known some claims have been recorded." Papers sent to the bureau of land management here reserve all minerals, including petroleum, and apparently most of the claims call for rights in the area coming up for lease on June 13. Some of the claims reportedly were filed as far back as April, with more than 200 alone in Terrebonne Parish. "John Rankin, office manager of the bureau of land management, said that it is not the practice to include petroleum in a mining claim. Shawnee man has the oil companies and landmen hopping with a move he has made in this area.

Merle I. Zweifel, head of Zweifel International Prospectors, of Shawnee, has filed hundreds of placer mining claims on parts of the tidelands and in some inland Louisiana parishes (counties.) where federal lands are located. This was first revealed in a published newspaper report and later verified by his office Tuesday. Mining laws permit an individual to claim 20 acres and an associated 160 acres. The Louisiana filings are in 160-acre bundles.

Zweifel was out. of town Tuesday and an office spokesman said there would be no futher comment until he returns next week. The Oklahoman is a former drilling operator who recently has been staking mining claims in the oil shale sections in the west. i starring 1 BILL DANA Special Guests Include THE KINGSTON TRIO MARTY INGELS Taloga Reports operations Included: South Humac Edw L. Cox No.

1 IVtSSoJ feet 4-'7n-'Jw- was drlMlnfl nue5, tone Star Produc-ng No. Stldham-B, in SE SE of af. 'eeE sw ne 12:30 IN COLOR THE JOEY BISHOP SHOW supercolor Wo wtv.