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14 Jo wilt Dead PITTSBURGH SUN-TEIESRAPH FRIDAY, AUS. J. 157 June LONDON (AP.) Lord Jowitt, Britain's lord chancellor In the last Labor Party government, died last night at his home near Bury, Lord Jowitt, 72, retired In 1955 as Labor Party leader In the House of Lords because of ill health. cores ockhart Sold mm Pittsburgh's TV Listinas LOOKING. mm (23 KDKA-Pittsburgh (g WJACTV Johnstown WTRF Wheeling (j) WSTV-TV-Steubenville fjjj WFEG-TV Altoona WQED-Pittsburgh -WENS-Pittsburgh and 12:20 C5) Cap 12:25 () Sports i A.

31. 12:30 CP Final 'Edition 12:40 CD Swing: Shift "Affairs of Geraldlne." 12:43 (J Thought For The Pay 1:55 Q) Sermonette 1 W.l listening washing and pressure to sign a false confession, rjq) Boat the Clock (33) Science and Human Responsibility (JS1 The Lord's Prayer (23 NBC News 11:00 P. 31. 8:00 (5)(H) W's pl" "Ambush." (See TV Highlights.) (2) Biondle "Rummage Sale." Mr. Dithers finds merchandise in his home.

He asks Rlondie to try to learn If Mrs. Dithers Is thief. (33) See the World (g) Sgt. Preston 8:30 P. 31.

8:30 g)(2) Life of Riley "Light Fingered Rabs." Riley jumps to the wrong omlusion when Babs starts bringing new clothes to their home. He is convinced she is a kleptomaniac and Saturdi MEN'S TROPICAL Iternarri Ilariifli-, the remarkable man uho uas advisor to seven presidents IVov Tolls- How to be Healthy, Wealthy and Wise Exclusive, starting in Sunday's SUN-TELE UflT SELL-OUT! 0'w OUT THEY0 GO! Trimtndout Selection Worth Twici Record Tycoon Sees End of Rock-Roll Ily O'ltrlan Wednesday night's Steel Hour essentially was a drab Boap opera until the final few minutes when June Lockhart lit up the TV sky with one of the finest solo acting sequences we've ever Her final and fairly extensive speech justified the rest of the conventional teacher-versus-pupils war of nerves, saved from the maudlin by the stature, sincerity, Intelligence and just plain acting wallop of June Lockhart, about as fine an actress as TV boasts. Tippy Cobina, the 6imians on The Damone Show, were so funny they made a people out of the rest of the cast. We got a strange feeling the way their master swung his wand at them that they were a bit frightened he might swat them. Randy Wood, the record tycoon who virtually Invented Pat Boone and rock-roll stars galore now goes on official record with the frankly 6taterl conviction: "The fad's about over" and high time.

proceeds to return all the clotnes. (g) ffrj) Destiny "I Will Not Die." Merle Oberon stars. (See TV Highlights.) (33) Home and Garden Q5) Crossroads "The Happy Gift." Richard Carlson stars. A kindly rabbi tries to help a teenage disassociate herself from band of delinquents. 9:00 P.

31. 1h Pries and Mori! 2 for. $32 mil Cullcn Will Get New Night Time Spot Itv Wilbur II. Clark NBC has announced that it is going to put Bill Cullen's The Price Is Right on in color on Monday nights at 7:30 p. m.

The format is going to be the same as the 11 a. m. Monday-through-Friday show, except that the gifts will be a little more expensive and of course the whole darned thing Is going to be on in color. Sounds more like summer programming than the sort of thing a network would be doing to Its viewers in the fall. RAYMOND BURR, star of CBS-TV's new Perry Mason series, is to play host on Homeward Borne, a Playhouse 90 drama, Thursday, Aug.

22. Linda Parnell, Richard Kiley, Either Andes and Richard Eyer co-star. An actor, playing a GI who is shot as he crosses a beach under enemy fire, could'nt crumple realistically enough to suit Sam Gallu, producer-director of Navy Log. Finally, the fourth take turned out per-feci ly. Gallu applauded, and yelled to the actor: "That was great! What happened?" 'Tripped on my bootlace," came the sheepish reply.

COMPETITION WILL finally force KDKA-TV to do something that fans have been asking for lo these many dreary years they'll have a network news show, it'll be the CBS quarter hour. Carl Ide will still be on, concentrating on local events. The most attractive tidbits that WIIC has to hold out to its audience so far are the college football contests and the World Series games. They'll have the Friday night Cavalcade of Sports mostly fights on too, of course. KDKA-TV will have the Steeler games.

The schedule should be ready for release in a day or two now, I would Imagine. iThe Sun-Telegraph JORY VICTOR 9:00 (J) Star Performance "Madeira! Madeira!" Charles Boyer stars. A man visita the Island of Madeira to seek the widow of his closest friend. Angela Lansbury co-stars. (2) On Trial (J3) Mr.

Adams Eve (Pee TV Highlights.) (33) Allegheny Roundtable "Two Pennsylvania Experiments In Religious Community Living." The works and principles of the historic Harmony Society and the modern Society of Brothers will be discussed. The Society of Brothers recently settled near Uniontown. The Harmony Society's memory is being kept alive by an ont-door play at Its building in Economy. Qg Armchair Theater 0:30 P. 31.

9:30 (J) Slim Bryant (5) Highway Patrol (2) The Big Moment Highlights In the career of Bob Feller, the racing careers of Stymie, Citation and Nashua and the performances of tennis stars Helen Wills and Maureen Connolly are featured. (9) AP Playhouse (J5) Date With the Angels The Wheel." (33) Art of the Theater (35 Theater (Cont'd) 10:00 P. 31. 10:00 mCS)(7) Boxing stars in TALENT FUGITS: Eddie Fisher hasn't had a hit record In eons but Debbie has Tammie. TV writer-producers Dick Chevilat and Ray Singer insist they have "TV's first Shirley.

Temple" in eight -year -old Terry Burnham, who'll star In their kid-size series, Turquoise now being filmed. Between her own series and her imminent antique movies, Shirley herself should be TV's first Shirley Temple. Carol Burnett, who snagged stardom singing "I'm Simply Mad About John Foster Dulles" on The Jack Paar Show (Ed Sullivan hitchhiked on Carol's third-run repeat) sent the secretary of state her recording of the amusing ditty with the card Inscribed: "LP to JFD with love from CB." International Newi Scrvlct COMIC Friday AFTERNOON Tim Channel 1 M. 4 :00 I23CBCZ) Queen Da' Sunshine Boys (0) Brighter Day 4:15 SXBCB (Cont'd) (5) (g) Secret Storm 4:30 P. 31.

4:30 CD Queen (Cont'd) (5) (J3) Edge of Night 4:45 (2) Cartoons (5) (2) Modern Romances Friendly Giant 5:00 P. 31. 6:00 g) Cartoons (Cont'd) () 09 Comedy Time () (Q) Mickey Mouse Club (g) Recreation "Playirround Stage Techniques." 5:10 Q) Action Movie "Southward Ho." 5:15 World of Music 3:30 P. 6:30 Movie (Cont'd) fj) Cartoon Capers Roy Rogers Club (Cont'd) (jj) World of Music EVENING 0:00 P. 31.

6:00 (2) Movie (Cont'd) (g) Sports Page (j) Rogers (Cont'd) Robin Hood L'ahella." A proposed marriage between Prince John and Isabella threatens the reign of King Richard. Before the a ct la nigned, Robin Hood kidnaps Isabella. fJ5) Popeye Tlayhouse (jf Music (Cont'd) 8:10 (5) Weatherman 6:15 Q) Steve Donovan, Western Marshal "Midnight Election." News 6:30 P. 31. 6:30 Donovan (Cont'd) g) Lone Ranger "Damsels In Distress," (7) Sports Penna, Today (J3) Pitt Parade 1:40 fjfj Newsroom (JjJ) Sports 6:45 (j) Newsreel (5) (J3) Doug.

Edwards (J3) Industry on Parade :55 (D(2) Weather 7:00 P. 31. 5) Whlrly Blrds Father Knows Best "Carnival." (7) Inner Sanctum (j) Broken Arrow "Johnny Flagstaff." Th plan bf the superintendent of Indian Affairs to move the Apaches to another area threatens the peace In Arizona Territory. fJU) Rosemary Clooney fjj) See The U. S.

Film 1:15 John Daly 7:30 P. 31. 7:30 (J) On Trial "Alibi For Murder." (See TV Highlights.) Helen O'Connell Show (5) Telephone Time "I Am Not Alone." Victor Jory stars. The story of a Polish patriot who resisted Russian brain WEEKLY -p( MAN every Sunday! Bernabe "Babe" a ti of Mexico City and Paolo Rosi of wAVi i i i -m Liittn tot WCNR Bloomtburg 1 ill P.M. WKPA Now Ksmingion 10:15 A.M.

WKRZ Oil City 10.00 A. M. WMCK McKccipori 1:45 P.M. WARD Johmt own 1:30 P.M. WDAD Indisna 5:00 P.M.

WVVW Fairmont. W. V. irVETZ 10:00 A. M.

WPBZ Loci Havtn, Pt. WPBZ Lock Hivon, Pi.f 5:30 P.M. WHAR CUibburt, W.Vo. M5P.M. WMOD Moundivilla, W.

Va. 1 1 ilfl A. VA. The inspiring document of briva man who would not "contest" to hii Red csptori, A John Nstbltr Tru Story TONIGHT AT 7:30 MORNING Tim Channel A. 3f.

(5) Cowboy Corral 8:25 (J) Sermonette A. 31. :30 (2) RFD No. 8 8:40 Q3) Thought for the Day 8:45 (U R. F.

D. No, 10 0:00 A. 31. 9:00 Q) Comedy' Jamboree (2) Action Theater "Come On Ranger." Cg Kiddie Korral 9:25 CS News (ED KFD (Cont'd) :30 A. 31.

9:30 Jamboree (Cont'd) Cartoon Capers (2) (J) Capt. Kangaroo 10:00 A. 31. 10:00 CS Sky King "Speak No Evil." Sky flies on a mission of mercy for an 111 man. He then becomes involved with a killer escaped from prison.

CS Howdy Doody Qjj) Kangaroo (Cont'd) 10:30 A. 31. 10:30 CD Mighty Mouse Playhouse Gumby Cartoon Time (ED Bugs Bunny Playhouse 11:00 A. 31. 11:00 CDSJQD Fury "Loco Weed Story." Cf) Susan's Show (ED University of the Air 11:30 A.

31. 11:30 CDS) Captain Gallant "The Informer's Map." (J) Steve Donavan It's A Hit 11:55 (ED Congressman'i Report AFTERNOON 12:00 oon 12:00 CD Saddle Busters True Story "The Scoop." (T) Hans Christian Anderson Big Top (ED Farm, Home and Garden 12:30 P. 31. 13:30 (2) Busters (Cont'd), Detective's Diary "Murder By Error." Movie Matinee Top (Cont'd) (ED Industry on Parade 12:45 (ED University of the Air 1:00 P. 31.

1:00 (J) Lone Ranger "The Sheriffs Wife." The Lone Ranger and Tonto- escape ambush, rescue the sheriff wife and brings order to terror-filled town. Sermons From Science QP Matinee (Cont'd) Teen Time 1:30 P. 31. 1:30 (2) T. B.

A. Walk Without Fear (color) (7) Matinee (Cont'd) 1:35 CZ) Living World 1:40 (frj News 1:45 d) Warm t'p C9 Outdoors Club fJ5) Warm-Up 1:50 (7) European Tour 1:55 Movie Matinee rjtj Baseball Baltimore vs. New Tnrk. 2:00 P. 31.

2:00 (33 (3D Baseball Pittsburgh vs. Rrooklvn. C7) Matinee (Cont'd) fjrj Baseball (Cont'd) 2: 15 (3D (5) Baseball (Cont'd) CS Matinee (Cont'd) JO Baseball (Cont'd) 2:30 P. 31. 2:30 Baseball (Cont'd) (S Matinee (Cont'd) QOJ Baseball (Cont'd) 1.

31. 3:00 (J) Baseball (Cont'd) CS Matinee (Cont'd) fjQ) Baseball (Cont'd) 3:30 P. 31. 8:3" CD 3D Baseball (Cont'd) (7) Matinee (Cont'd) no) Bnscliall (Cont'd) "If you'll call Mi Lifshtr I Son to remodel your house and tie i worrying about blowing your top, you'll bl all right. HE.

I-I633 Channel the Bronx slug it out in a ten-round lightweight contest. (See TV Highlights.) (5) (Jg) Undercurrent "I'll Make The Arrest." Jan Sterling stars. A lady reporter falls in love with a police lieutenant. She then finds he it still In love with his ex-wife. (33) Our Nation's Roots (jg The Big Beat 10:30 P.

31. 10:30 CD 3) Boxing Cont'd) (5)(J3j(J5 Pantomime Quiz (J3) Look To Poetry 10:45 Big Playback 10:50 (2) Red Barber Corner (Color) The Crown Prince of Baseball, Al Schacht, will be guest. 11:00 P. 31. 11:00 News 11:10 Weather 11:15 g) Startime Theater "Rings On Her Fingers." Penn Playhouse "The Spiral Staircase." (2) Redskins-Rams Football TrI State Theater "Pittsburgh Kid." fJ3) Weather 11:20 (J3) Movie "Julia Misbehaves." 12:00 3Iidiilght 12:00 5) News TV Highlights Friday, Aug.

16 (2) ON TRIAL "Alibi for Murder" Three partners strike it rich in a uranium mining. Later one is found murdered. A second partner is accused of slaying. The riches are left to the third partner. MacDonald Carey stars as the miner who must establish an alibi for his accused partner.

8- 8:30 (2-9-10) WEST FOINT "Ambush" A West Point cadet, home on vacation, befriends a youth who becomes involved in a street fight Later the. youth visits the Point, and decides to try for an appointment. (9-10) DESTINY Merle Oberon assumes the role of the spy Mata Hari in "I Will Not Die." Condemned to death for her spying, the Mata Harl refuses to believe she will die. A French officer mysteriously offers lo help her escape. Jacques Bergerac co-stars.

9- 9:30 (9-10)-MR. ADAMS AND Ac, tress" A glamorous foreign actress Intrudes upon the roles of the Adams'. Lisa Deville arrives from Europe to star in the Adams' new movie. The whole studio becomes infatuated with the star that the boss Insists on padding her role to the chagrin of Eve and Howard. Vasquez of Mexico risks his eight-fight winning streak against Paoll Rosl of Italy in a ten-round lightweight bout at the Kentucky Fair In Louisville.

In a meeting last December, Vasquez stopped Rosl in the seventh round. Rosi, 29, has won 24 of his 29 bouts, 11 by KO's. Vasquez, 26, has fought 62 bouts, winning 49, 17 by KO's. ADVERTISEMENT DTERTianrnrr ADVEBTIKMENT i ,4 1. AMERICA i 0 RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1957-Afternoon and Evening) ti 1 Yv 1250 1320 1020 1410 970 VvTis KltKA.

KQV WWRW WCAB ARC NBC CBS I'M M.I mw.i FM Showcase WHAT ARE THE QUES-Hon most teen-agers ask movie star Tab Hunter? See The American Weekly with Sunday's Sun-Tele. Record Hits News Showcase Barry Kayi News Barry Kaye Jay MIrhael r- i I' I 4 5 News; Ar. Art Pallan W'ther: Art Art Pallan News; Art Art Pallan W'th; Art Art Pallan Showcasa Other Stations FRIDAY, Al GIST 16 wrn-tto kc 4-nn Nwa Commuter 4:05 Ranch Special 4:30 Grecian 8:45 Sport Melodies 6:00 News 5:00 News 6:16 Commuter Trafflo Special Beat Guest Star 7:00 Sit-n-Oft WHI Dt.I Mara. Channel OS Barry Kaye News Barry Kaye News; Hits Record Hits Hits; Sports N'ws: Sp'ts Mirhael News; Jay 45: Jay Mirhael News B'kly Smith N'w: Sp'ts Jay Mirhael :30 News: Jay 6 sp ts: Top Top Tunes 4ft: Jay Mirhael PieTraynor Jack Henry S-L; Muse L. Thomas Sp'ts; Amos 'N' Andy AA; Musle Kd Murrow is on TRIAL! A Statement On The Civil Rights Bill Presently Being Considered By The Congress We are deeply grateful that for the first time in 82 yean there it a good possibility that the Congress will enact into law a bill which will increase the protection and privileges afforded to all AMERICANS by the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments to the United States Constitution.

We recognize that President Eisenhower set the process in motion in his 1956 State of the Union message because he felt that many "citizens are being deprived of their right to vote and are likewise being subjected to unwarranted economic pressures." We rejoiced on June 18, 19S7 when the House of Representatives adopted a Civil Rights Bill that was substantially the same as the program recommended by President Eisenhower, and a citizens' committee headed by the United States Attorney General. However, in the past few weeks we have been greatly concerned about the action taken by the United States Senate to sig-nificantly reduce the power of the government to effectively protect civil rights. Realizing that the next few days will determine whether or not the Congress will give recognition to all constitutional protections a well as th rigrt to vote, and whether Congress will provide adequate new tools for the enforcement of these rights, we therefore urge all the citizens of Western Pennsylvania to: IssHiUMr that or iKImIo fool tkoold bo for bill wklck li ht taaao or obitsntially oolvoHtsf fo th program rcammnd4 by Proildont Ilsonkowor. 2 Writs to oor Sonaron mm4 Cooaroto I WatMsjgtoii, D. that wo topper Prosldoot Iltoohowor lo bll ottompt to glvt moonlnasl rocoaorHoi to too cooiHtirlonol rights of oil cltlioo to oto.

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