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-j Page 6 THE HAMMOND TIMES Tuesday, July 9, 1957 TV KEY PREVIEWS Vagrant Sentenced To Die Tuesday's top television shows as previewed by TV Key's staff of experts who attend rehearsals, watch screenings and analyze scripts in New York and Hollywood: All-Star Baseball Game Amcrl- can League vs. National League, in TV KEY MA1LBAG They Aren't Nickel Cigars Question- Is It true that those lug cigars Ernie Kovacs smokes only cost H.N., New Britain, Conn. Answer. Ernlf wishes they were. His stogies cost a dollar apiece.

told thnt Pat Question: I Boone is to become a minister. Is this A. Pittsburgh, Pa Answer: No. Pat has never studied for the ministry, and nt present tins no Intention of joining tlin clergy. Question: Please tell me where 1 can write to Dennis Hopper, the movie nnd TV H.

Answer Write him in care of Warner Brothers Studios, Burbank, Calif. (For an answer to your question about any TV program or actor, i TV Key Mallbag. care The Hammond Times. (Copyright, 1957) 2 Policemen Ask $3,000,200 In Damage Suits LOS ANGELES (INS) Los Angeles Police Chief Wllllnm Park. rr and Capt.

James Hamilton have filed defnmation damage suits against former gambler Mickey Co hen and others for $3,000,200 on the basis of TV interview last May 10. The -mlts were nlmost Identical In wording. They charged that statements mutle by Cohen on the "Mike Wallace Interview" show reflected upon the "honesty, intcrgrlty, citizenship morality, character and decency" of Parker and Hamilton. Hamilton Is head of the Los An peles Police Department Intolli gcncc Squad. THE ACTION In Lot Angeles Superior Court named ns cbdefcnd- ants.

Wallace. American Broad- (nstmg-Parnmoimt, Incorporated, Philip Morris Incorporated nnd N. Aycr nnd Son The suit charged that the broadcast made with both malice amid intent to impugn the public ptanding of the two officers and that It was illustrated by the fnct thr show rcbrondcnst In Los Angrier several hours after the original show "for the express purpose ami with the intent to Injure, defame and damage" the two officers Parker demanded $2,000,100 dam- Agra and Hamilton asked lor 1,000,100. the 21th edition of the mldseaaon classic. From Busch Stadium, St Louis, with Mel Allen and Al Heller sharing play by play chores.

1 15 p.m. Channel 5. Conflict "Capital Punishment" (repeat). A splendidly produced and acted suspense yarn about a man convicted of a crime he didn't commit, but handled with such brilliant difference you forget the familiarity of the story line. Will Hutchins Is excellent as the vagrant sentenced to die for murder, Rex Reason gives a strong performance as the D.

A. who permits the case to become a political football and Barber a Ellcr, Edward Blnns and Ray Teal round out a fine supporting cast. Tops for this series and a i to remember. 6:30 p.m. Channel 7.

Phil Silvers Platoon In the Movies." A repeat of Phil's first show of the season, and a comic delight You'll discover Phil's replacement for Davy caps, and spend some amusing moments with camera-shy Duane Do- bcrman. Phil's closing ballad may not make the Hit Parade, but It provides more laughs than TV has offered In the past few weeks. 7 p.m. Channel 2. Wyatt Earp "So Long, Dora" Crcpeat).

A pretty grim story. Dora Hand's rejected fiance arrives in City, swearing vengeance against his successor. When his shot goes wild, It permits guest- star Margaret Hayes to bow out of the series gracefully. An unusual twist for an adventure show, and a novel way to change Ingenues. 7:30 p.m.

Channel 7. To Tell the Truth--Tonight you'll meet a sports figure whose life Is In jeopardy, a lady who deals in spears and fears, and a fellow who helps you sec the light of day Can't tell you any more (that would be cheating), but the show Is good fun. 8 p.m. Channel 2. Broken Arrow--(Repeat.) An citing story, the operator of a sideshow deceives an A a into working for him as a wild man Rebelling against mistreatment, the Indian kills his tormentor and escapes with the wrath of civilization at his heels.

How Jefford helps solve the problem makes for an appealing human drama. First-rate production with Eugene Iglcslas elvine a superior performance as thp abused Indian. 8:30 p.m. Channel 7, 4:15 P.W. Friendly Giant Television P.M.

(2)--Brighter Day Serial 3:11 P.M. (2)--Secret Storm P.M. (2)-- Ttu Edge o( Night Drama (7--Bulh Advice to vleweri 5.41 P.M. (7)--Jack Mabley 4:10 P.M. (2--Buaan'i Show.

Children I5t--Dear Phoebe, "The Monster' 1 CT--Here's Qeraldlne. Children (9)--Bandstand Matinee. Teen from Holy CroM (1H--Geography u'n Middle Stutet" Friendly Qlnnt and Rusty" 4:30 P.M. (2)--The Early Show "Young Ideai Susan Peters Richard Carlson (5)--Movie 5 "White Fire" With Scott Brady. Mary Castle (7)--Adventure Time.

Children (11)--Totem Club. Children, "aupersports Baseball Clink" f.K F.M. (0)--News Lw Monypenny AIM P.M. (71-- Mickey Mouse Club til)--window to the World of Music 3:11 P.M. (0)-- Oardelcl Goose Prazler Thomas 1:40 P.M.

(21-- Sports Bob Elson (9)--Man ot the Fair Jack BilfUhouse with Interviews from the Chicago- land Fair P.M. (2)--Newi. Julian -Bentley (5)--Sports. Norm Barry. Color (7)--Bporti Focus (0)--Wdd Bill Hlchok.

"Outlaw Flats" Cattle buyer leads a band of hooded TF KEYNOTES terrorists, vine Guy Madison, Andy D- P.M. (2)--Ncw. Douglas Edwards (5)--News. Jack Aniell. Color (7)--News.

John Daly P.M. Color- I P.M. (2)--Name That Tune. George quizmaster Witt, (5)--Andy William-June Valli Show With Alvy West, arid orchestra (7)--Conflict. "Capital Punishment Ambitious district attorney succeeds In convicting an Innocent man.

Rex mason, Will Hutchns, Dawn Richard (9)--News. Lloyd Pettlt 0:49 fii--News Huntley and Brlnkley (0)--Brlckhouse-Lyon Show P.M. (0)-- This Is the Day Norman: Rosi 7:00 P.M. (2)--Phil silvers Show Comedy. Platoon of the Movies Special training film causes havoc among fiilko's men (5)--Festival of Stars Film "Incident In Kawl." Hunler Is left In charge ot his orphaned nephew Vanessa Brown, Dan O'Hcrllhy (9)--Byline.

Film Train Wreck," Steve Wilson (Mark Stevens) investigates train accident (ID--Magic Carpet. "Arts of Japan" (2)--Private Rands I'M P.M. "Thy Is Peter Sands refuses to ad- Radio My house was TOO HOT TO LIVE IN! Until I installed the Revolutionary RHEEMAIRE Home Air Conditioning System and it actually saves up to on operating cost! Take the "simmer" out of summer i a a i new RheemAire complete air conditioning It cools, ciroulatm, filters and dehumidiHos Rlr all through the house all sum- mar long. You save up to on a i btciute about hell much sleclrleity as ordinary terns. Easy to Install.

Casts than you think. Full 5-year Warranty CAPACITY IONOIO ,1:00 P.M. WON i Put a Show WBBM Jim C'onwuy Show Lombardo Show .1:13 P.M. WBBM -Josh und blolse .1:110 P.M. WBBM--Take Break V.OL-- Scoreboard P.M.

WON--Brlckhouse and Hubbard Snow WBBM--Paul Cllbson WLS--News, Polku Time P.M. WMAO--Sporta, Jim Mills WBBM--Fahey Flynn, Sports WLS--News. Polka Time 4: It F.M. WBBM--Mai Bellalrs Show F.M. WON--Sports Scoreboard 1:00 P.M.

WMAQ--News on the Spot WBBSI--Fatiey Flynn, News WLS--Lawrence Welk Show P.M. WMAQ--Wed Howard WBBM--John Harrington Newi WBBM--John Carmlchael VVL8--Buslnex and Financial News 1 WMAQ--George Stone, News WON--Sports Desk WBBM--Lowell Thomas, News WL8--News. Sports Report WCFL-- Paul Harvey COO F.M. WMAQ--News WON--Panorama. News, Today's Business WBBM--The Bell-Airs Show WL8--News F.M.

WBBM--Julian Benlley WLS--Weather, Markets 0:20 P.M. WMAQ--Business News 6l.ll) P.M. WMAQ--News of the World WON--News. Panorama WBBM--John Harrington, Sports WLS--News. Sports WIND--Sports Review :49 P.M.

WMAQ--One Man'n Family WBBM--Herb Anderson Show WLS--Bob Slegrlst WMAQ--News the Orea't Olldersleeve WLS--Fulton Lewis Jr 7:30 P.M. WMAQ--Nlghtllne WLS--News Variety, Music P.M. WMAQ--News, Biographies In Sound WBBM--News, the World Tonight WON--News Fred Waring Show WLS--Rlvervlew Fun Time 8:99 P.M. WBBM--Musical Weatherman 81:10 F.M, WBBM--Sports Time WON--Cliff Mercer Show WLS--News. Music by Mantovanl P.M.

WBBM--Amoi 'n 1 A Music Hall icon P.M. A Viewpoint a It Murrow WON--News. Wallv Pllllllpi WLS--Now 1 VlirlcU Millie 0 ID P.M WBBM--Herb Oscnr Anderson WLS--Oabrltl Henltcr 29 P.M. wCs--News P.M. WBBM--Robert Q.

Lewis WLS--Haven of Rest 10.01 P.M. WMAQ--News Jack Angell WBBM--John Hurrlnrlon Nens WLS--Rhythms with Rudv 10 19 P.M. A i Desk A Merrier Show P.M WBBM--Musical Weatherman in-TM P.M. WBBM Crier WLS-- of the Scnrlft Pimpernel P.M. Burn Snortl BBM--Tnnv Show 10190 P.M.

WSIAQ--Jim Mills Show 11:00 P.M. A NMVI Jim Show Newi Sports Show Qneitlon 11:13 P.M. show WON--Chuck Footer's Orch 11 30 P.M. WBBM--Music Till Dawn WON--Norm Krone's Orch World Tomorrow I1'4S P.M. WON--Itcnry Orch MlilnKM WM fhez Show WON-- Ethel Dnvls Show 1:00 A.M.

Shiw I A.M. WMAQ--News Paddy-O Daylle BUDD, PMrnace Man Sit PAYITTI ST. Ind. Wl M073 mil h(s need for eynflaises. Ann Sothern Don Porter "The Priest" T)--Life and Legend of Wyalt Earp "So Long.

Dora So Long." Tragedy strikes on the eve of DOB Kelley's wedding. Hugh O'Brlan, Paul Brinegar. Margaret Huyei Your TV Theater. Premlare. Science In Action.

Reports on scientific work First of 26 programs Is on the cnce of Money" 8:00 P.M. 'Scl- Tell the Truth Bud Collyer. riinelhts Kitty Carlisle, Hy Onrd- nor. Polly Bergen )--Meet McCiraw Film. 'Tycoon Aircraft company executive leeks aid In the search for his wife Lovejoy Frank 7)--Broken Arrow "Caged." Alleged Savage Apache Indian causes panic In Sim Francisco John Lupton, Eugene Tglealas 0-- Badge 7H.

Film. Berlin of Dragnet oerlei "The Confession Man duped Into committing crime lead! police to the master criminal Jack Webb, Ben ID--American Public School System. "Educational Heritage" P.M. 2)--Spotlight Playhouse. "Mrs Wane Comes to Call" S)--Summer Piny house Film.

"Help- 7)--Telephone Time "Palsport to 0)--Racket -Squad. Film. "Kite High." Gambling racket. Rted Hadley ID--The Sculpture P.M. 2--The 184.000 Question HI--Nat i King) Cole Show 7--It'll Polka Time.

Music. Guests: violinist Albert Duna and the Donau Scnwablschi Jugend Folk Dancers 0)-- San Francisco Beat Film. "Rosemary Conway Case." Husband and wife accuse each other of committing a robbery Tom Tully ID--The Written Word. "The Noble Roman Letter" CM P.M. 2)--Spike Jones auest: singer Pcan Jones 5)--Silent Service Film.

"Two Davids and Goliath Battle of Leyte Oulf 9)--Don Ameche Presents FUm. "A Man Named March." Hobo decides to go to work. James Whltmore, Peggy Webber, Johnny Crawford ID-- Experts at Your Service "Radioactive Fallout and Its Effects" P.M. 2--News and Weather SI--Weather Clint Youle Color 7)--MovUtlme "Armored Car Robbery June Valli To Have Own By STEVEN H. SCHECER "This is what you dream about," said June Valli happily.

"At long last I've got my own network TV show. And if I have to share billing (the show is known as the Andy William-June Valli I'm glad it's with Andy. It's the first big break for both of us. June may be right. Singers and variety shows seem to be the coming trend on TV, so between now and Sept.

12, when the show goes off, she will have an excellent chance to display her talents and maybe latch on to some of that big year-round commercial TV loot. But, even if no TV follow- up comes from bter summer appearances, June figures she's still ahead of the game. It's her first chance in three years to settle down in one place. And, when she does resume her club engagements on the road the fall, she'll be that much more in demand and be able to get higher fees because of her TV exposure "WHEN YOU'RE on the road," June commented, "The-record companies tend) to forget you when the good numbers come in They call the singers who are handiest. If you're away most of the time, you get a chance to pick from what's available whenever you get back to New York, and though some of the numbers are good ones, the surefire hits are already assigned.

Now that I'm available, I may get a chance sure thing I'm stili dreaming of that gold record (awarded to singers whose recording sell a million or more copies) When I made 'Crying in the Chapel 1 a few years ago, I came close. But," she pouted, "I didn't quite make it RCA Victor is one of the few record companies that keep an accurate count." Norman Felton has an aversion to contracts, and his refusal to sign one put NBC in an embarrassing position some time ago Norman made an agreement with Pat Weaver, then a lesser NBC official, that in return for a large salary, he would be made 'an exclusive NBC director. The agree- ment'was settled with a handshake For a long time, Norman did very little and one day he was called in and told that NBC was break ing his contract. Norman ex plained that he had no contract but that if NBC wanted to dis pense with his services, that was all right with him. All anyone had to 'do was to get Pat Weaver's O.K.

But, in the interim. had been elevated to President NBC and no one dared call him about so trivial a matter as Fcl ton's "contract" So, for five years, until Felton decided he wanted ou and called to tell Weaver he wa quitting, Norman dre.w, his' large salary without further protest. i GEORGE BURNS and Oan Mur ray had some" interesting comment on Jack Benny's night club debu in Las Vegas (Variety carried Ben ny under its "New Acts" listing) "Jack's such an established star, said Burns, "that if he isn't funny the audience blames itself." "Jacl can save money on materiaV'Mur ray added. "In the same time i takes me to tell thirty jokes, al Benny has to do is stare into (Copyright, 1957) Charles McOraw Car Anele Jergens, Douglas Fowley Steve Brodte 0-- Playhouse) "Fighting Man ol the Plains." Randolph Scott ID-- Tomorrow. Bob Burns UtlO P.M.

5)-- News Morgan Beatty. Color 10:19 F.M. 2) In Town Tonight. Jim Conway hosts variety show 10:90 P.M. 5)-- Sports Norm Barrv Color P.M.

(5) Dorsey Connorti "Smart New Table Decorations Oeraldlne Kay subs. Color 10:30 F.M. (21-- News. John Harrington 10:40 F.M. (5) Jack Elgen Show Color (2) Don Cherry Show 11:00 F.M.

(2) The Late Show "Honolulu Robert Young. George Burns. Grade Allen (5) Tonight' "America A Dark With Irv Kupclnet and other col- 11 30 P.M. 7 Marty's Morsue 1 01 News Ted Thnrne 11 'in P.M. (9)-- Theater "A Man nt Pence Hot-headed youth quarrels Woman Killed, 4 Hurt in Crash WARSAW, (UP) Mrs Myrtle Helton, 45, Silver Lake was killed Monday evening when a car in which she was riding wa rammed by another vehicle at the intersection of Ind.

14 and Kos ciusko County road west of Silve: Lake. Injured in the collision were he: son John 17, driver of the car her daughter, 20, both Silver Lake, and Donald L. Kep pel, 17, Wabash, driver of the sec ond vehicle, and his brother Charles G. JSeppel, 16, also Wabash. The injured were taken to Murphy Medical Center her for treatment of minor injuries.

State police said the Keppcl ca came over a rise in the road am was unable to stop in time avoid ramming the Helton ca which had slowed for the inter section. with his fencing master MMnllh lhl (5)-- Orient Eipreis. Film "Holiday" 12190 A.M. (5) fratsr Kennedy Crlminologist. "Tall, Dark and Depd" 12:45 A.M.

(2)-- LMf Late Show. Film. "Garrlty's Son. Rory Calhoun Hildy's Daddy 'Suitable' A Circuit judge took under advisement July 8 a petition by Mr. and Mrs.

Melvin Ellis to adopt freckle-faced Hildy McCoy. Judge John Prunty ruled Hildy "is a suitable person for adoption and the Ellises are suitable persons to adopt her." After the hearing, shown in her daddy's arms, she thinks he is suitable too. SOCIAL SECURITY Know How Company Plan Is Handled SOYBEANS READY Rains End Corn Planting In Indiana LAFAYETTE, I (INS)--A Purdue University authority said today that heavy rains and floods have- practically terminated planting in Indiana. Keller B. Bceson, Purdue extension agronomist, said a the atest date farmers even in southernmost pafrts of the state should risk corn, unless for use as silage, July 4.

He added that the earliest adapted hybrids planted in July have little chance to mature. however, are the crop of widespread adaptation for which there is ready market and which can be planted in July with hope of a part crop. Soybean plants differ from adjusting to the remaining days' in the growing season. Beeson said: "Roughly, for each three days' delay in planting, its maturity is reduced by'only one day." Soybeans will stand a non-freezing fros); better than Farmers were advised to make every effort to control weeds by, thorough)seed bed working. Solid seedings or narrow rows for late seeding were recommended.

Highly important is the use of soybean varieties of the right maturity for the, remaining growing season. County agricultural agents seed growers and seed dealers are making available seed sources or supplies of the shorter season varieties. BEESON said in some cases these shatter season varieties must be moved from northern or central Indiana into the flood stricken a a Hawkeye, Harosoy anc Blackhawk varieties now and later Lincoln in river bottom of southwestern Indiana until mid-July were recommended. Beeson explained that grain sorghums are Jilie corn in their seasonal requirements. Early varieties of sorghum, such or Reliance, should be used for July planting.

For silage, a sweet forage sorghum, Norkan, is earlier thar Atlas or Ellis and may be used for late seeding. Buckwheat, considered for late July planting, has only limited market outlets and creates a combining problem. Because buckwheat matures unevenly, separation of the green and ripe buckwheat in the combine is difficult. Beeson warned farmers to check on both prospective market outlets for buckwheat and drying facilities before considering extensive planting of this crop. 2 Brothers Face Charge Of Burglary Burglary charges have filed gainst two East Chicago brothers, ne of whom is on probation from previous burglary offense, the ther recently accused of contrib- tlnj? to the delinquency of a 16- ear-old girl.

The pair, according to East Chiago police, are 18, and Anelo Garcia, 20, 3476 Pennsylvania ve. BOTH ADMITTED breaking into he El Fdiol)ta restaurant, 3477 lock Ave, the nigit of July nd taking from a juke box. Louis, according to Detective Chief Walter Raczkowski, also admitted entering a barber shop at 442 Washington July 1, where took a radio, some razors and ibout $22. They were arrested by a squac detectives George Vucich, Vicholas Blosky, Edward Stand; Vlike Gorman and Alfred Tiacy. When nabbed, Louis was on pro- lation from Criminal Court where was given a suspended one-year penal farm sentence in connection with committing seven Twin City HE WAS released from the coun- jail June 17 after going to trial May 29.

Angelo was found guilty June 11 Hammond Juvenile Court of laving illicit sexual relations with he 16-year-old girl. He was finec SO and costs, given a iix months penal farm sentence and placed, on probation. His driver's license" was also lifted. Twin City police said the brothers are members of a family of 15 possesses a 1S57 Lincoln on which monthly payments of $180 are being made ASSOCIATES PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Don't Tbke It fop Granted! Red Skelton Family Off on World Trip (INS) lomedlan Red Skelton and his family left today on a world trip to show as much of the earth as possible to his lukemia-strickcn 9- ycar-old son, Richard Jr. Skelton, Mrs Skelton, Richard and their daughter, Valcntina Marie left on the 60-day trip They will visit Denmark, Sweden, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Mexico and if time permits the Far Eaat.

Skcltons just finished a tour of the United States planned with the same purpose--to show the fatally-Ill boy as much as possible In the (Short time given 'him to live. TiniBLE WEEDS The tumble weeds of the Western Plains arc also known as Russian thistles Cool Off Burning Feet Ho more burning-no non luffnix wjth step from iHnflai eilloiUM. A flu ck rub with let-Mint rfM th. trick! rull of nudMMI In loothlni Unolln but. 1M-KIM Mntl ntiani cool comfort bumjui work to loftin c.llovuM.

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-LAGHEK An empjoye working for a company or corporation has its own retirement or pension plan should understand the details of the company plan is handled. The answer to the following question should be of interest to such employes. (Q) "I understand that the company I Work for has' a pension plan of its own and deducts 50 per cent of Social Security benefits from its own retired employe's pensions. "Example: employe at retirement has a monthly Social Security benefit of $75, or a total of $125 The company then deducts half of the amount due from the Social Security and the employe gets only $50 from the company "I am -interested as I only gel $35.90 per month and the company I worked didn't have a pension plan. I am wondering if anything iaa been deducted from my credits (A) No company retirement or lension effect your earned Social Security credits, so nothing deducted from your $3590 Social Security check.

But Social Security earned credits may effect a ompany retirement "or pension plan. Example: The company guaran- that at retirement age, trii employe will be assured of at leas ilOO 'retirement pay. This doesn'i always mean that the company vill pay the $100. THIS IS what happened in the case you use as an illustration. Th company plan guaranteed retire ment pay of $100, meaning that i Security nionthly bene fit was less than $100, the company would add to the Social Security monthly benefits an amount neces sary to equal $100.

So the company deducts from their guarantee $5 represented by the Social Security checks. This calls for a monthly company check for $50. Now let's say that the employ was awarded Social Security bene fits of $100 or more In such a case nothing would be due the employ from the company plan. THIS DOESN'T mean that a company plans consider Social Se cunty benefits with their retire ment or pension Many com panics pay the full amount of thei employe credit regardless of th Social Security benefits. You won't have to listen to curb stone Social Security advisors whe BRIDGE GAME New York--Bridge has returne to the number one place for Ame leans, according to recent survey among card players.

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Be sure your local insurance agent is a member of the local, state and national Association of Insurance Agents. You can be sure you have the right insurance agent if he is a member in good standing, of THE INSURANCE ASENTS ASSOCIATION OF HAMMOND, and you can be sure you will get "service beyond insurance contract." Remember If You're Not fully Insured It's Not Enough Your Insurance Agent Protects You In More Ways Than You Know INSURANCE AGENTS ASSOCIATION of Hammond, Inc. Insurance Strvlci loldwin Rsalty Company lank of WhHina W. f. llackmim Co.

Callahan Insurance Agency Calumet Agency. Inc. Calumet Notional Corp. R. W.

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Chos. J. Kaufman C. I. Knapp Agency Leke County Agency.

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