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PITTSBURGH SUN-TELEGRAPH PAt 1 Sunday TV Programs The Cops Keep An Eye On TV's Brad Crawford Sunday, Oct. 211 Channel A. M. 2Serrnonette Sleeken ea. Brown.

6Disney land "Fehind the CartIPIAN In Lapland." The story of tut Arctic people Ann Sotbern, ifetu into tremble aline an mine an art win en "How to Handle the tioedo' for a national nittra.taite. I frOutr Jta bi lot 2:30 P. M. SATURDAY, OCTOPER 27. 19 8:00 P.

M. 2, 7, 9Football (cont.d) 6Disney1and (Cont'd) 9:00 A. M. 2R. F.

D. 2 9This Is The Answer "In His Name." 2, 6, 7Fame t('oned) 16---E4 Sullivan S14rW Guesit a are El in Pi rley, Senor t.nal ef To" Joyce UrniU. to. Stheve. and the Lutie (tactic an I rnItt sing In It 'croup, An ad.h-d feature will he num or re Input Ite rt oat lv the Jtroal we rt.

In, imiloogr Pittotirt M'arile, Jo Sullivan, Johniain, ihorly Long and Mona 7-71 ''-rZ -v- s. V1 t. 1: 4. c. f4, :4 I 7 5,..

4.. t. ik s'''4 A ''4 1 -0 9:00 P. M. 2, 6, 7Telel ision Elit3 house (color) Summer A ndo.ron liroadany p-I a adapted by tho out ter TV.

solo's woo-y and Idnicohn and in dliton Stialtki.V. A Ignores Amour-mot 9Thestior "The Second St ranoet" starts Burt tamed Iola etrutee. The at(ry of a moo )0 itin? choose betseon duly sod friend leBig Fief ure F. 2, 9Alfred Hitchcock rretienta "None Arn Ico olAnt llurd ohd it. A murderer me or nib 16 for the rlght Nide of his leFaith ror Today 1000 P.

M. 2, S. 7Loretta Voung Show roe Great thAitit'' ear Loretta and Lae Aa laxly thact" et a 10.0 and hop. 9, Challenge Aetors gut G. amid Vincont Price tAiiitt It out for a rintil thir -Greriit Art wild AruaL 11.St.t, 1030 P.

M. 2Dr. Itudsoin's promising young rui a reor and hi ithpondinv nowrionf, Anon ho treats IA. tad-room as an adol. 6--Theavrr 7-111ram 1101fiday 9What's My Line erA rmvitair Thcater MAW.

Bluff: 11:00 P. M. 3:00 P. M. 2, 7, 9Fool-bal1 (Coned) 0Outlook, Chet Huntley 330 P.

M. 2, 7, 9Football (Coned) 6Zoo Parade Some oddities of animal land. 4 :00 P. t4 6, 7Wide, Wide World -So Goes The Nation." what Artlfl trans are doing and saying just helms the tog Personalities to be visited invitute Fornier Mayor James M. Curley of Boston and Dean Francis B.

Sayre of Washington's National Cathedral. Nvents to be seen itwitide an Arkansas Po fish fry, a prison rode() in Texas and a mock IsoblivaI rally held by Long Island 11103. itchoul 4:30 P. M. 6, 7World (Cord'd) 9Football; Scores 5:00 P.

M. 2-11ey Jeannie Jeannie reminiscences ilLOot her first 'netting vitt Al, 6, 7World (Contd) 9Lawrence Welk Shover 5:30 P. M. 2, Gallant Fuzzy fatia to return hoot furlough and Harriet 9Welk (('-ont'd) 16Oral Robfqin 9:00 P. IA.

2A mateu flour AGMeet the Press Sen. John Y. Kennedy till, maaa.) ta 7-1isneyland See Channel 6 at 2 P. M. 9, 16Telephone Time 'Hatfield, The Rainmaker." The story of the tammaker.

who flooded San Diera, 6:30 P. 2Amat411rs (Coned) 6Roy Rogers, Wentern Series 7Rogers (Coned) 9, I6You Are There Wiaiiiteeti r.arritiee in bin, the Union, Ittartil 7. Iiir40. 7:00 P. M.

Broderick Crawford, as Dan Mat, another bad guy that crime does not thews of "Highway Patrol," teaching pay as he swung a wicked haymaker. By Hot Robertson were still nervous, and ca- not be searched until a po- Devotees of motion joledit wasn't hardthe lice matron arrives to do pictures are prefectly la- officials to lend them a the Job, 00 that those miliar with the manner in couple of technical advis- purses should and would which police sneak up and ors to be present at all have been grabbed and 9:30 A. M. 9Big Picture 10:00 A. M.

2Lamp Unto Nly Feet 9The Christophers 10:30 A. M. 2Look Up And Live How jazz helps us understand owselves. The Dave quartet Is Teatured. 9Faith For Today 11:00 A.

M. 2This is The Life "Bright Shadows: 6Herald of Truth 7The Christophers 9--R. D. 1 11:30 A. M.

2Allegheny Roundtable A formal debate ott CIvil Rights between the local Eisenhower and Stevelams supporters. 6Big Picture 7Action Theater 9Camera Three African Polk 12 NOON 2Brave Eagle Two Indian chiefs stage a deadly spear battle on horseback, in "Shield of tRynori" The outcome of the struggle is doubly important to Brave Eagle. who must win to uphold the honor of his tribe and to keep the trust of his son. 6This Is The Life "Bright Shadows." 7Theater (Cont'd) 9Man To Man Ps M. 9flour of 12:30 P.

M. 2Jon Gnagy, Art 6-4'ild Rill Hickok 7industry on Parade 9Alien Revival 12:45 P. M. 2-11ead linos 7Chrb4ian Science 1:00 P. M.

2Big Idea (Inventions) and 6Industry on Parade 7Wheeling College 9Oral Roberta P. M. 6Heaven Speaks (color) 1:30 P. M. rifled then and there, matron or no matron.

The purse and the person are different things. Nor is this by any means all. Oh, Clark and company have found, out plenty. so has Crawford. A pistol is not fired In the frantic haphazard way Hollywood usually insists on.

If it were, it would rarely hit anything except by miraculous ha pp nstance. A pistol, a tough weapon for accuracy at best, is leveled with great care, and if you can use your other arm for a barrel rest, so much the better. Highway patrolmen do not "snap off a shot," as the books have it. Waste of ammunition. 'And so forth.

The point in general is that "Highway Patrol," in addition to being an active and exciting business, is also something of a police primer, or manual, in case Junior already is thinking of that line of en deavor. surround a criminal holed times on all locations, to up in a furnished room. read the scripts in advance, They come with i a whinning, red light going and to speak up whenever lull blast, enough noise and a technical violation, how-confusion not only to wake ever slight, occurred. the dead but give the mis, ereant a full half hour's At first these advisors start out the back door, they are Frank Runyon, a Well, pis or no patrolman on active servpis, that's the way ice and Jack Shoemaker, they do it at all, and for retired were a bit shy this you have the word of of lowering the boom, but an affable, discerning roan soon they warmed to their named Vernon Clark, who work, and out of It up to in turn has the word of the now, the following random California Highway Patrol. items have come to light: Read this now it's in- Item: Derring-do is out, structive, and never you mind Holly-Mr.

Clark. see, Is the pro- wood. A case -in point ocducer of the TV series cut-red when the script Patrol," a prod- quired Crawford to crash uct of Ziv Television Pro- unaccompanied into a room grams, which stars burly, occupied by an armed and brilliant Broderick Craw- desperate gunman. Fiddle-lord as a kind of boss cop. 'addle, said the Patrol, He'd And when the show was wait outside the house 12 launched, the boys were hours if he had to, until reasonably scared of mak- assistance arrived.

Patroling technical errors, so men, too, value their lives first thing of all, they went and are quite reverent of to the Highway Patrol top common sense. Of course, brass in Sacramento and if it were a question of said in effect, will you must go in or let the guy please take a look at our escape, that'd be another pilot film and tell us where matter. Then in our hero we're being a bit square? would have gone. But fool-So Sacramento said sure, hardy bravery is for the and here were all these high birds. muckamucks i a 0 critical eye on the pilot, Item: Crawford, as Dan and when it was done, they Matthews, and other offibad only one beef.

In a brief eers swoop down on rob. scene, Crawford hadfrom bery suspects, among whose a cul de saebacked his car party are two women. AL 1 2Te1enews Weekly frFeature Tiotater Kang.ma City iC OW trith Join tqc. us and bot, 7News 9News 16Theater (ConFd) 11:15 P. M.

2Plahouste 15 fItplumatie rnnal 7-51d1ion Dollar Doyle 'Ca NO a tho gtJLo Atty." 9Fick the cioner 11:30 P. M. 2Sunday Night News 7News 11:35 P. M. 2Siintlity Feature soilet Richard Pat tie tt, le Lye to, utt.

tie kvVU. uux. 2, 6. 7Bengal Ensteers Phil Carey and Warren SI evens will a polo match and a ro) al taunter. The Fawn." IIVou Asked For It A ride with an Army Tank Pal and a boy Stainpede." 16You Asked For It (aol.1,),ng at nte Call and t-r.

I tonert IA the att Ctno. 2Great Gildersleeve nthly passes up the erPorthrtity of a lifetime wl-wa he ignore. the 6reaale cd bin housekeeper. 6Oral Roberts Star Crawford, Incidentally, is having a high old time doing this, his brst television show. A Philadelphia boy by birth, Crawford, whose mother is Helen Broderick (Crawford), famed musical comedy star, has been an actor for a large part of his life, and for the most part a superlative actor.

Indeed, non-superlative actors do not win Academy Awards, as Crawford did for his politico portrayal In the him itill the King's Non" a low years ago. 11:45 P. M. 9Tri-4tato Theater "0.1itictn FIvre Chi with Onto a road. You don't back your car onto a highway The script, somewhat naif you have a sensible bone lvely, called for the women in your head, and certainly to be searched on the spot.

no patrolman ever does. But It made no provision 4 7:30 P. M. 2, C. of Fame (color) -N4-11 Yetrdy ly Karim to-stari l'aul Pota Owl (In JI14 Bluadwuy roio,) and Mary Martin anti II I anti Itiohsret Taber.

The story of a )11111nall, sobs Pores a tutor for his ex-chorthe, Ettl trtood. 9Frivate Secretary Susie played by for heir purses, which were 7Front1ers of Faith 9Warm-up 2:00 P. M. 2, 7, 9---I'ro FootbaIl You go out frontward, hay. ing i)resumaLly first 'back.

ed in. And that started it all off. But Clark and 12:00 MIDNIGHT G--New4 12:55 A. M. 2Sermonette kit in the getaway ear.

This did not please the Patrol, who knew perfectly well (a) that women may.

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