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Praams-liMbx, Friday, 30, 1964 Llitlaci -FurnUhcd By TV Stttiont And Arc Printed Ai A Public Service. A Cotnplett Weekly Television Listing Is Published By The Progress-Index Each Saturday. Gh.8 WXEX (NBC) Petersbmrf ch.12 WRVA (ABO) RlchmoM CH. 6 WTVR (CBS) Richmond 5:00 Cheyennt 5:15 5:30 6:45 Superman and Sailor Bob Movie: "Manhunt In the Jungle" Deputy Dawg Gorilla 6:00 News, Sports, 6:15 Weather 6:30 Huntley BrlnUty 6:45 Leave To Btaver CBS New. 7:00 Rifleman 7:15 7:30 International 7:45 Showtime News, Weather, Sporti Johnny Quest Newi.

Weather 8:00 8:30 Bob 8:45 Farmer's Daughter The Addami Family Tht Entertameri 8:00 6:30 Jack Benny 9:45 Goldwater-Byrd 12 O'clock High Demo. Nat Committee Corner Fyle--USMC 10:00 GOP National 10:15 Committee 10:30 10:45 Campaign Trail Best of Groucho The Reporter 11:00 Newa 11:15 Tonight 11:30 11:45 News. Sporti. Weather NPWR: Weather Movie "Don't Go Near Movie: "Man From the Water" Laramlc" Tomorrow Tomorrow Tomorrow 7:00 7:18 7:30 Farm Report 7:45 Telecollege Sunrise Semester 8:00 Big Picture 8:30 Fort Lee Highlight! 8:45 British Calendar Lessons for Living Shenanigans Mister Mayor 8:00 Young World 6:15 0:30 Hector Heathcoat 6:45 Sailor Bob Alvln Show Tenn. Tuxedo 10:00 Underdog 10:15 10:30 Fireball XL-5 10:45 Wonder Clown Annie Oakley Quick Draw Mighty Mous 11:00 Dennis the Menace 11:15 11:30 Fury 11:45 Casper Show Linus the Llonhearted The Jetsons 12:00 NBC Sports 12:15 12:30 N.

C. State 12:45 S. C. State Sky King Beany and Cecil Sky King My Friend Fllcka 1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45 Magic Land of Allakazam Hopplty Hooper CBS News Shirley Temple 2:00 2:15 American Bandstand A Trip to Spookvllle 3:00 3:15 3:30 Great Music 3:45 Comedy Capera Great Music Everglades Detectives 4:00 Movie: "The Flying Holler Derby 4:15 Irishman" 4:30 4:45 NFL Countdown COAL FUEL OIL RE 3-6111 GEO. JONES COAL GO.

TV TONIGHT FARMER'S "The Name, of the Katy' fluestlons Glen's scruples when he. trie's an issue ri his re-election campaign. Tonight on Channel 12 at 8. BOB HOPE: Art Carney in Timothy Delia Francesca's "Pieta De Mar- DANCE OCT. 31st 9 'TIL Tobacco Workers Union Hall 23 S.

Jefferson St. Music By: "James and the Flames" Come After the Football Game i liaht By EARL WILSON a NEW- YORK Happening to a date with Robert Cumnings at the Waldorf Towers, I got off at his' floor and was sur- 'rised to see a man sitting at a able in the corridor--looking ms ver suspiciously. four ither men Jolling about also flashed questioning glances. "'Hey, where you going?" demanded a sharp voice as I started by. "Well.

I said, and thrust my hand in my coat pocket for the memo of the room number. "WATCH IT!" they shouted, evidently suspecting I had a gun or something. in a noment it became crystal clear. Senator Barry Goldwater's suite vas across the narrow corridor rom Bob Cummings'- suite. and they were "screening" everybody.

In fact, one of Cummings' aides, who reached for his room ey when challenged, still shudders thinking how he could have seen mowed down. the fact that BG and Cummings are old flying buddies. "Julie Newmar," declared Bob Cummings, when we settled down talk of his CBS-TV show, "My Living Doll," is piano virtuoso. a genius. ballet dancer sensational painter- has read everything-- and WHAT A BEAUTIFUL BODY when she wants it to be beautiful which is most of the time!" (Poor Julie.

All that never even divorced nnce.) Peter Howard, the tor-writer who was once deported from Italy, says lie and Mamie Van Doren will marry very, very soon. They met on the i 1m "Three Nuts in Search of a Lovely Leslie Uggams (21 last May) was such a smash hit at the Waldorf Empire Koom, she may take over the cafe throne which Lena Home seems to want to abdicate. When Leslie's 25, she'll own Show Business. Busty Jane Morgan's new guy mgr. Weintraub, approved, as she and "Killer Joe' Piro invented a new dance, Spook," at Scoop's.

Jane believes in ghosts and in "The Spook' dance, the dancers wear sheets-and disappear. The Oscar race may well be between Julie An drews for "Mary Poppins" and Audrey Hepburn for "My a i Lady" with Julie a slight favorite since she's never got one. The Fran Jeffries-Dick Haymes divorce is becoming final, finally, but Fran's no marriage plans. Practically everybody now believes that the most-talked-about B'way marital crisis will be resolved when one of them gets. a little rest.

Jimmy Dean, the ABC star, appearing at the rodeo staged by inmates of ti.s Huntsville, call you A half dozen musicians quit a prominent band- "eader's European jaunt because 'he's another Hitler." Actress-singer Julienne Marie down $1,500 a week for touring Australia in "Camelot" to stay in 'the off-B'way "Othello," at $60 a week. A famed actor is auring because he got a straight salary in his last six films, which made $70 million--he'll insist on percentage deals in the future. Rugged cowboy star Dale Robertson said at Tower East he's wirt- ing a book of poems. TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: A New Yorker just back from a Caribbean vacation describes the hurricanes there: "Where else can you get a ticket for going 35 miles an hour--and never leave your house?" WISH I'D SAID THAT: Definition of an uncommitted voter: A guy whose wife forgot to tell him which lever to pull. REMEMBERED Joe E.

Lewis' most-quoted line is still memorable: "You're only young if you play il right, once is enough." EARL'S PEARLS: Have yoi noticed how many films markec "For Adults Only" are about a 17-year-old boy and a 16-year-old girl? Mickey Freeman reports his wife has been learning to cook with wine, but he suspects she's overdoing it. Last night he had a glass of veal cutlet. earl, brother. prison, asked one chap "What time have you?" there: ra," the second most valuable painting in the world, is on loan to the Cosmopolitan Museum. Art-1 in billionaire Plato Atutle makes a small re- quist of the museum's curator --steal the painting.

On the air at 8:30 on Channel 6. JACK BENNY: Jack's guest Is Connie Francis, who sings "I Was Born Too Late" and a medley of associated with Al In a sketch, Jack docs a musical TV show about Ozark hillbillies. Tonight at 9:30 on Channel 8. 12 O'CLOCK HIGH: "Pressure Point." Sen. Clayton Johnson of the Appropriations Committee visits England to re- evaluafe the whole Air Force program, and the senator is not a friend of (he Air Force or Gen.

Savage. On the air at 9:30 on Channel 12. "Twenty years," convict. the THE MIDNIGHT EARL. Shirley MacLaine's flying in from Tokyo for a sneak preview Nov.

9 of her "John Goidfarb" film. Playbill, the theater program company, objected to a bio in verse of David Merrick (for "Severed The Worlds Fair's closed, but Pamela Tiffin and Carol Lynley were at the Spanish Pavilion for fashion photos. A promising young actor was dropped by his movie company because he pinched too many gals on the set. Lee Tracy returns to B'way in "Minor Arthur Godfrey plunked a uke with the band at the Rainbow Rm. Mae West, out of the hospital now--her second visit in a month --says she'll write another play, first in 20 years.

Authoress Francoise Sagan's still dating ex-husband Bob Westhof, and he's her press agent now. Carol Channing was introduced to UN General Sec'y Thant and said, "May I ENTRY FORM 1964 PETERSBURG RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION'S ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARADE The Petersburg Retail Merchants Association's 16th Annual Christmas Parade will be held in Petersburg, Virginia, on TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1st, at 7:00 P. M. (Rain Date--Wf-rinesday, December 2nd, P. THERE IS NO REGISTRATION FEii Deadline to enter is November 20th.

ORM ON OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 20th To-- Christmas Parade Retail Merchants Association, Inc. P. 0. Box 425, Petersburg, Virginia OR BRING THIS FORM BY NOVEMBER 20th Do you Recall 'The Kid? Then YourAgeShows By BOB THOMAS AP Movie-Television Writer HOLLYWOOD (AP' "The Kid" is 50. There is still a touch of boy ishness in his face, though his head is slick as a casaba -caused partly by age, partly shaved for a- television series.

His outlook is youthful as ever. Jackie Coogan at the half- century mark is a thoroughly alive legend. At 16 months he made his movie debut in a film starring Bryant Washburn in Chicago. At 2 he toddled onstage during his father's vaudeville act and so convulsed the au- dience'that he became part of he act. At 4 He was playing in the loogan act in Los Angeles when Charlie Chaplin happened to be in the audience.

Jackie seemed to be just the right boy for a movie the comedian had planning, "The Kid." Jackie's face, cap askew, furtively searching for. the cop on the beat, became famous the world over. On a day off from playing Uncle Fester in "The Addams Family" television series, Jackie relaxed in his modest North Hollywood home and talked about his birthday this week and other matters. "I didn't have a party or anything like that," he said. "I dropped by CBS -to- chat with Red Skelton.

Then I came home and had a- quiet dinner with my wife and, daughter, who is 11. My wife cooked a goose I hac shot at the opening of duck season, and we had a cake." Jackie was the first greal child star of films, and he set the pattern for those to follow. "We pioneered the commercial tieup market," he recalled. "At one time my name was on 50 or 60 different items, from dolls to pencil boxes. Peck and Peck paid us $100,000 per year to put out a Jackie Coogan line of clothes.

Millions and millions of caps were sold." Crenna Knows His Politics HOLLYWOOD (AP) Only Dick Crenna knows how Dick Crenna will vote, on Election Day next Tuesday. But it's been tough keeping it a secret. "It's one of the hazards of playing a legislator on television during, a political campaign," says Crenna. Dick plays Slaltery, a legislator in a mythical state, on "Slattery's People." "You name it, and I've been asked it," says Dick, "Who do I like for president, what I think about extremism, what's my position on civil rights. "I've learned to talk just like a politician and give a politician's answer." The Crenna all-purpose answer: now I've studied the matter and I see your point of view and I knew that in such a serious situation there are always two sides to the problem and I'm going to give it further consideration before I'come to a final The answer almost always works except with the television critic.

"We've had only two critics who don't like the show," says Dick. "And one of them has been knocking us almost weekly. But he doesn't criticize the acting, he takes shots at our political stands." AREA RADIO WSSV--1240 A. M. (MutumD 4gf A M.

to Midnight. L--J290 A. M. Daylight Hours HOPEWELL VHAP--1340 A. M.

A. M. to Midnight RICHMOND VRNL--010 A. M. and 102.1 F.

M. (CBS)--5 A. M. to Midnight VRVA--1140 A. M.

and 94.5 F. M. (NDO--24 hours dally VMBG--13SO 'A. M. (ABO--6 A.

M. to 12:30 A. M. VLEE--1480 A. M.

(Mutual) 2i hours dally. Provocative Agent In her continuing role as Heather McNabb, U.N.C.L.E.'s communications research head, May Heatherly also shows she can be pretty dangerous if the situation arises in NBC-TV's "The Man From U.N.C.L.E." series Tuesdays, 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. Your Horoscope For October 31 "The wise man controls his destiny Astrology points the way." ARIES (Mar. 21 Apr. 19): Money proposals may not contain much substance.

Be discriminating, selective. Dig beneath surface. Seek, true values. Adlere to principles. Opposition appears formidable but will fade: TAURUS (Apr.

20 May 20): Don't be tempted by illusions, ilaims, promises. Be sure of direction. Keep feet on ground. Be diplomatic but Insist on ob- true value. Obtain' i rom ARIES message.

GEMINI'(May 21 June 20): There are indications of "break- By SIDNEY OMARR through." You begin to find ways of accomplishing goal. Cooperation can be expected. Present original ideas, new methods. Unusual evening indicated. CANCER (June 21 July 22): You are due to make discoveries.

Be sure to make the most of them! May involve member of opposite'sex. Face situation in realistic manner. Work with materials at hand. Relax tonight LEO (July 23 Aug. 22): What others propose to spend may not be enough; Outline r.a ideas, format.

Then show'how to get much more for a little more. Be charming, persuasive. Point out past records. VIRGO (Aug. 23 I JOHNSON CO.

Sinclair Heating Fuel Liz Is A Witch To-- Retail Merchants Assocation, Inc. 14 Franklin Street, Petersburg, Virginia All information, details, lineup, will be sent to you as soon as plans are completed, if you are to be an Entry in the Christmas parade. (Detach on dashed line and return on or before November 20th, 1964) ENTRY FORM--1964 RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION CHRISTMAS PARADE NAME (school, business, organization, address) TYPE OF ENTRY (float, band, marching unit, etc.) GIVE COMPLETE DESCRIPTION OF ENTRY (If float, give complete length including vehicle pulling it; if you have music on float, be sure to indicate so that float will not be placed near a band in the lineup. If entry is a band, or marc ing unit, indicate the number of people. NOTE--NO PARADE ENTRY WILL BE ALLOWED TO HAVE A SANTA CLAUS AS HE WILL RIDE ON THE RMA FLOAT.

OTHER REMARKS ABOUT YOUR ENTRY YOU FEEL NECESSARY ALL INFORMATION CONCERNING THE PARADE SHOULD BE MAILED TO: NAME OF PERSON ADDRESS CITY HOME PHONE BUSINESS PHONE DRIVE-IN THEATRE PETERS8URG-HOPEWEU ROAD NEXT TO FT. LEE Tonight Shows 7 1 1 JOSHUA LOGANS FWOOUCTON Ensign ROBERT BURL WALTER TOMMY Shows 9:00 Lovely Liz Montgomery, daughter of actor Robert Montgomery, poses for some publicity pictures of her television show, "Bewitched," in which she plays the part of a wife who happens (o be a witch but iises lne witchly powers only when forced Into the situation. (AP Wircphoto) (Paid Political Adv.) tend to details. But keep "com- lete picture' "in mind. Realize is close.

But additional work required. Be sure addresses, irections, telephone numbers. Consult expert. LIBRA (Sept. 23 Oct.

22): behind the scenes. They nay be activity of which you hould be aware. Check personally. Subordinates or associates end to be superficial today. Permit full play to intellectual curi- ity.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23 Novl 21): Maintain, aura of glamor. Don't ell all you know. Utilize innate Hold cards close to Analyze what you hear, Be thorough. Obtain support if family member.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 Dec. 11): Key is IMPROVEMENT. ind better means, methods. Be erceptive, open to suggestions, ligherups cooperate if you ap- iear knowledgeable.

deas in confident manner. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Jan. Recent efforts bear fruit. Those you seek to impress are mpressed.

Now you must follow Check assets, liabilities. Excellent for dealing with mem- ser of opposite sex. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Feb. IB): Put ideas into action.

You profit if you are specific, direct. Finish major task. Delay could now prove costly. Utilize wonderful AQUARIUS imagination, foresight. Be dynamic! PISCES (Feb.

19 Mar. 20): Key is patience, willingness to WAIT. Avoid persons who "panic." Cycle has been higher in past. Day to listen and study. Prepare by reading, checking records.

Then you strengthen position. IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY fulfillment of major ambition indicated in November. You are persistent and have courage of your convictions. GENERAL TENDENCIES: Cycle high for VIRGO, LIBRA, SCORPIO. Special word to TAURUS: Be sensible in connection with "romantic situation." PRESIDENT o.

SiWAT! PETERSBURG DEMOCRATS FOR GOLDWATER AND BYRD Richard T. Short, Chmn. Robertson, Vice-Chairman BEACON HOPEWELL PHONE CL. 8-2967 Features 7:05 9:10 Saturday Features 8:55 WALTDISNEY'S Spinners i i TFMiCOlCR HALLOWEEN SPOOK MATINEE -IT CAME FROM ANOTHER FROM THE UNKNOWN" PLUS CHAINfD TO THI DEVIL'S LOVE LAB! Teenage Dance AT Colonial Heights Junior High School Cafeteria Oct. 31st 7:30 'til 11:00 Music By: "THE IMPALAS" Admission 75c per person Sponsored By: The Band Boosters Club CENTURY PCTERSBURG RE.

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