The Waco News-Tribune from Waco, Texas • Page 7

Chnnnel A Channel Channel 1 V. M. 8:00 Capt. Kangaroo 9:00 CBS News 9:30 I Love Lucy Hubbard Man Finally Gets To Enter Pen M. Crye of Hubbard went to the penitentiary at Huntsville Sunday and tried to cet in.

Instead he wound up in the Walker County jail at Huntsville. McLennan County Deputy Sheriffs Jess Stamper and Barber picked him up Monday 0n Griffith morning anti they had Crve and 10-30 Rea! McCoys two other prisoners admitted lo 11 00 Love of Life 1hc 11:25 CBS News Cryp had boon free on appeal 11:30 Better Living bond hoping to get out of a five- ypar sentence for theft of part TTE 8 DAY M. of ihe railroad bridge which J2 00 As used to span thp South Bosque River. The Court of Crimnial Appeals affirmed 1 hr 54ih Password trict Court jury verdict and judgment. Chief Deputy Algie Moore had, notified The Texas Department of Corrections he wanted to he called if Crve showed up there.

As soon as he was notified. Moore called the sheriff's office at Huntsville and had Crve detained there until his deputies could arrive with the official committment Deputies Stamper and Barber had with them Harold Eugene and Louis Reyna Becerra, both of whom had their five-year prohated sentences revoked here Thursday and now must serve five-year terms in the pen. uilir Harn Nntts-urihm? TUESDAY, JUNK 29, 1965 w- 4 I Chann'f. KO I Channel KV-KWU TV TIPS Waco Reservists THE MtNACE Hank Ketchom Chnnnf.1 11- KTVT Channel in the World 12:30 Ten II. I jssnum IVrrv Dio; Funeral Toilav MARLIN William Lessman, 65.

of Perry' community near Marlin died in a Marlin hospital at 7:15 1:30 House Party 2:00 To Tell the Truth 2:25 CBS News 2:30 Edge of Night 3:00 Secret Storm 3:30 Search for Tomorrow 3:15 Guiding Light 4:00 General Hospital :30 5:30 Walter Cronkite 6 :00 News, Sports, 6 30 Combat 7.30 Talent Scouts 8:30 Zane Grey Theater 9 00 Doctors and Nurses 10:00 News, Weather, 10:30 12 High 11:30 Californians fi TT ESDAY A. M. 6:40 RED No. 6 Clark Bolt 7:00 Today 9 .00 Truth or Consequences 9:30 This Song? 9 .55 NBC News 10.00 Concentration 10:30 Jeopardy 11:00 Call My Bluff 11:30 I'll Bet 11:55 NBC News ESDAY P. M.

12:00 Mid-Day 12:30 People Are Funny 1:00 Moment of 1:30 The Doctors 2 Another World 2:30 You Say 3:00 Match Game 3:25 NBC News 3:30 Gale Storm 4.00 Popeye 4:30 Little Rascals 5:00 Lone Ranger 5:30 6.00 News, Weather, Sports 6:30 Mr. Novak 7:30 Moment of Fear 8:00 Goak of Mystery 9 :00 Hullabaloo 10:00 News, Weather, 10:30 Johnny Carson Begin Maneuvers Two U. S. Army reserve units stationed in Waco began annual two-week field training at North MR. NOVAK Blind student tl Ft.

Hood this week. The units (Tonv Bill) cannot cope with 1 include ompanv 1st Bathis handicap in "An Elephant talion, 358th Infantrv, and the Is Like a Tree, a repeat. 217th Quartermaster Baltalion. Channels 5 and 6 ai 6:30 m. Company A has about ito mem- TALENT SCOITS Donald O' hers The quartermaster bat- Connor, Ann Sothern, Rory includes about 35 men.

Calhoun, Stan Kenton and Jim- quartermaster battalion support nels 4, 7 and 10 at 7:30 Hl'I ABALOO Repeat show featuring Brothers and Brenda Lee. my PiersaU will appear. Division with such services and supplies as bread, boot repair, 0f laundry, balh facilities, gasoline Paul ance units, clothing and textile Everl.v Brothers, Prtula Clark flnrj distribution of ra- COLOR on Channels 5 and 6 at 9 p. m. Company A is commanded by JOHNNY CARSON Schedul- Capt.

Barton W. Sandlin. ed guests are Henry Morgan, Ernest Warther, Anita Gillette and Marilyn Michaels. COLOR on Channel New I 6 at 10:30 p. m.

and Channel 5 at has a new meeting place. MOVIE "Operation thi, week the club Cornel Wilde, Karl Malden. nicer at 7:30 a m. each Steve Cochran. Channel 11 at Wednesday for breakfast at Dcr 9 Deutches Hof on West Waco Drive.

may make Cluh president is Frank lorthwrst Lions Waco Lions Club Jewish Council German Vnti-iSeniitism ahp Tflarn Nrtttg-(TnhittiF Waco, 1 June 29, 1965 for all the com nique said, "They damage, however, thp peaceful living togpth- er of the people represent an affront, against the DUESSELDORF, Germany Recent anti-Semiti outragps 1n West Germany ar an affront against the constitution constitution, thp National The West German National ish Council said in a statement'Jewish Council includes Monday. mentation from Jewish In the communique of its an- nities throughout the nation and nual National Congress, the or- from West Berlin, ganization expressed disgust and indication at the upsetting of Jewish tombstones and smearing of anti-Semitic slogans in Bamberg and other West German towns. i "Such acts cannot disturb the quiet in which our dead rest J. K. McKAY THE INSURANCE MAN ALTO HOME BUSINESS Anniversary SPECIAL! He (TN.l TAKP IT OUT HE rr IN, I TAKE ft OUT minute Bruns.

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m. today in Adams Funeral Chapel in Marlin. Rev. Albert Hennig will officiate with burial in St. Paul Church Cemetery.

A memorial service in St. Church will he held after ihc burial. Mr. Lcssman was born in Washington County, son of Henry Lcssman and Louise Wellman. He farmed in the Pern community all of his adult life lie was a member of St.

Paul's United Church of CHirist. Survivors are his wife, the former Miss Meline Schreiber; one son, Wilburn Lcssman of Copperas Cove; two daughters, Mrs. Glenn Owen of Mt. Belview Mrs. Nelson Writing of Perry; three brothers, Ben Lessman of Franklin, Charlie Less- twn, n.

man and Herbert Lcssman, both Xv' of Perry; four sifctecs, Mrs. sports, fishng and reports. Will Woltman and Mrs. E. D.

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