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it; NYt DRPIIAN ANNIE MARK TRAIL A MONTE, MY 'TUE 6040013 NAVE GIVEN YOU STRANGE STRANGEt A MARY WORTH uturEtiwr CARTER OF THE STATE HIGHWAY PATROL IiNAAf-rvE BEEN TRYING ID REACH MR-MEOW-1n HIS DALIGHTERV) kr PCN't MEAN 0 PRY PITO YOJR. PICK, BUT MAKE SOAS OM. A fR57-- C1454 RussAno! Doter gNUCKLE LINDER ID, TWAT EDDIE STRAAW AND NE OETS AWAY WITH TELLINs TWE POLICE TWAT COVSIN STEVIE B. WZOTE ME MOSE LETTEZ5, IT WILL. BE AWFUL! 1 I I PON'T CNOW.1314111P dZ 61.JE4 I SHCIILD 6ET AIARRIED, OUT 10 TELL THE I warm, I'hi A SCRICC CNE WOAAN MAN-.

ANP THE 6121. I'VE4 ALWAYS Si 6, CUT. 62CWN i de BIG WALKER HURTS HE WANTS US TO STAY IGNORANT, UNEDUCATED AND POOR SO HE CAN PRACTICE IS MUMBOv, JUMBO ON out S14-14-1-1 WS DOT WANT ANYONE TO SUSPECT TMAT 7 WERE MANDLING i A TO SECRET ARMY CONTRACT 1 Eh Pan YOU 'PERHAPS, OUT THEREE THiNK WE ANONER CALL TO SHCMCo CALL MAKE MST: mANct THE PCUCETJ ME THE PHoNE. E----O3EVEN IF DO 60 STEADY WITH CULD MAKE ROUDII FOR. COUSIN STEVE WHENEVEZ HE C)OT SORE AT SOMETIIINO A A 1 ISN'T THIS, COUNTRY YES, MARK, BUT THER 'd E'S BEAUTIFUL, AN EERIE QUALITY ABOUT rr CHERRY? AND IT SORT OP GIVES ME THE LAS, SHIVERS, BUT I SPENT A YEAR CHIPPINCI STEP? UP THts ALL-JUT SE CAREFUL t434 "ONE OF MY MEN STOPPED HER.

FOR SPEEDING, MA'AM1- WHILE HE WAS WRITING THE TICKET. SHE GOT AwAY.tgrolk MAZE OF BACK COUNTRY WERE TRYING TO CATCH HEM momma.kim THE CRAZY WAY SHE WA5 DRIVING. MA'AM SHES 60ING TO PULL SOMEBODY! Friday, May 24 1957 Pat Weaver Talks About Net1 BY PETE RAHN' Globe-Democrat TV-Radio Editor I have an idea that the top brass at the three TV networks are keeping a furrowed brow watch on current activities of Sylvester L. (Pat) Weaver. Weaver is the former pre! I-dent and chairman of the board -of -NBC resigned 1 last September.

He's the man who put the sloirZ years ago and hoisted the Indus" try from the half-hour program rut Those big-budget, one-shot specials contributed much to Weaver's parting of the ways with NBC. according to the trade grapevine. Though many of the specs won critical approval they were duds at the box office. Apparently Pat went fishing and gave the situation some thought. In the past few weeks he I has taken a few healthy thrusts at the TV nets, and unveiled plans for a "Program Service" that could contain the embryo of a fccurth network.

To start with, Weaver is trying to line up 40 independent stations in as many markets. It would be a loosely-knit operation, permiting these independents to take shows offered by Weaver's "Program Service" only as they needed them. For instance, Associated Press writer Charles Mercer reports that if all goes well, organization will bring the children's program, "Ding Dong live from New York to stations in eight cities, starting July 1. Stations have not been announced as yet, but St. Louis was included in the 'eight prospects.

There is strong evidence in the "Ding Dong School" plight that Indicates such a "Program Service" or loosely-knit network of independents what you may) could hit. Dr. Frances Horwich's "Ding Dong School" was sacked last January in a wholesale readjustment of NBC's morning lineup. Since then Dr. Frances says she has had 100,000 letters from protesting mothers.

One can think of a dozen or more shows -which have been axed because of poor ratings Jack Webb's "Noah's Ark," "The Brothers," Sid etc. which could be added to Weaver's stable; Some of the shows dropped this season were no more than victims of too strong competition. Perhaps they would have fared bitter on another day at another time. At any rate, Weaver is always an interesting man to listen to or read about. He's no poppinjay addicted to advancing his own cause by 'creatLig controversy.

If Weaver's plan can get off the ground it is his hope that it 1 it will eventually be able to fill in the gaps in programming which he claims are caused by the networks' scramble to imitate each other's top rated showswesterns, comedies. It the networks run children's programs from 6:30 to 7, he would counter wit6 informational or good music orit. 1 Ordinarily, the coming and going of New York network nabobs, either current or former, cause' too much stir in midwestern TV markets. But when a Pat Weaver starts talking about a "fourth network" interest picks up. "Every major city can afford to carry at least four commercial TV stations," he recently told Variety, "three to take care of the networks and a fourth as an Po ven ay tie' tn IT KWK-114 Ch.

KSD-TV. Ch. Ch.t; ICETC, Ch. 5(Central Daylight Time). 6: 00 4 NewsEd Keath.

5 Weather Fo.vcast. 2 NewsBruce Hayward. 9 Discovery. "Too Small. to See." 6:05 5 SportsBob Ingham.

6:10 4 WeatherTom Brooks. 6:15 4 Sports Desk. 5 NewsJohn Roedel2 NewsJohn Daly. 6:20 4 Labor Speaks. 6:30 4 Beat the Clock.

5 Movie Museum. 2 It's Worth Your Life. Louis Medical Society. 9 Geography of Conflict. Ilndustrial Heartland." 6:45 5 NBC News.

2 Sacred Heart. 7:00 4 West Point. "The Drown: ing of the Gun" depicts class traZition of drowning the re- veille gun. 5 Blondie. An international spy plants secret microfilm in Dagwood's 14t.

2 Jim Bowie. Bowie runs Into passport troubles and Mexican foes fit "Gone to Texas." 9.The City and County. A progress report 7: 30 4 Zane Grey Theater. "Stage for Tucson," drama of a sheriff trapped with stage passengers by a robber he is seeking. Alberta Mona Freeman.

5 Life of Riley. Chester and Gillis try to outmaneuver each other in breaking a camping trip date. 2 The Passerby. Prospect of Literature. 7:45 2 Batting Practice.

7:55 2 Cardinal Baseball. Game 7:00 4 Jimmy Dean. 1 5 Today 1 8:00 4 Captain Kangaroo. 8:45 4 Bulletin; News. 9:00 4 Garry Moore.

5 Home. (Wilma Sims at 9: 35.) 10i 00 5 The Price Is Right. 10'30 4 Strike It Rich. 5 Truth or Consequences. 11:00 4 Valiant Lady.

I 5 Tic Tac Dough. 11:15 4 Love of Life. 11:30 4 Search for Tomorrow. 5 It Cotdd Be You. 11:45 4 Guiding Light.

Xi-News; KSD (NBC) 550 KC 7 :06 News(W) Mule igTi mn tTorioallt :45 Nowt 8 :00 Woe MI News Bill Crab's Rat :15 Sports BoundwO Clock :36 Newt i Nowa: etsbio :45 Tempos em be pos Crabr, News 9 :0. (N) Conseefres Bruce Heyward Arthu :15 Truth.I COUS(1-4111 :36 Bandetvid Ac Mame 4. :45 Noon 2 :00 Now: Hirano :15 5-tor 5latinoo :30 Hilltop Homo :45 Peopor Young 3 :00 News: Me Tntleo :15 Cori Whales :45 I Monit :15 Alonttor :30 Baker; Monitor :45 Monitor 8 :00 Nears: Monitor :15 Monitor :30 :45 Of. Ernds dinbittturtrat Friday Radio 4 :0 News; McIntire 74 Bonner :13 Carl McIntire :30 :45 Newt More 5 :00 elven. Law Ed Benner :15 Business; Kin :50 News 'Non: Bennve :45 Barimeee: Music Benner; News 6 :00 News; Emits W.

Ed Bomar :15 Man an the Go :30 3-Ptar Extra 1 :45 I Man's Family Nowa am Nom Drakk Brut Barr-- How Pam Nowa lid Banner Nowt rovet Mattis 1 Peter Martin Nowa 9 :71 B7ing J3aut Pater Martin :30 i :45 Sports Elittes News with Cincinnati Red legs. 8:00 4 Mr. Adams and Eve. Eve makes a deal with a ring op, ponent not to mar the features of a prizefighter being groomed by Howard. 5 On 'The Gentle Voice of Murder," story of a girl who regrets impulsively marrying a suave proes-1 sional hypnotist, Barbara Bel Geddes, Helmut Dentine.

9 Big Picture. 8:30 4 Playhouse. "Sister Louise Goes to Town," comely of a nun with an inventive mind who gets caught in her own schemes, Teresa Wright. 5 Big Story. A reporter finds himself and family in grave danger when he keeps a rendezvous with criminals In "Desperate Mayor's Committee on 4-Building Code.

9:00 4 The Lineup. A blackmailer threatens to ruin an ad- vertising director in Stanley Devlin Case." 5 Boxing. Middleweights: Virgil Akins of St.Louts vs. Jimmy Beecham. 9:30 4 Count of Monte Ctisto.

9:45 5 Sports Extra. 1 10:00 4 Movie. "Profile," John Bentley, Kathleen Byron 5 Code Three. 10:20 2 Jack Buck's Inning. 10: 30 5 Frontier.

2 Movie. "'Step By Step," Lawrence Tierney, Anne Jeffries. i 11:00 5 News, Sports, Weather. 11:15 5 Movie. "The Big Wheel," Mickey.

Roo ne Thomas Mitchell. 12:00 4 Recallit and Win. 5 Charlotte Peters Show. 12:30 5 City Detective. 12:45 4 News Headlines.

12:50 4 Cotzuntmity Album. 1:00 4 Our Miss Brooks. 5 Club 60 1:30 4 House Party. 5 Tennessee Ernie. 2:00 4 Big Payoff.

5 Matinee (Color). "Lonesome Husband." 2 Film Festival. "Wheels of Fate." Sandra Dome. 2: 30 4 Bob Crosby Show. Pbtl Owens Btrry Tender Etrry Felder Btrry Fender Barry Carty Lowell Thomas Nowa Queen Boy Queen Bob Bumos-11 Ed Iturrow-N sports; Amms Amos 'n Andy Nowa: Most.

Dugout: Gam Caria-Redleta Ed Wilma et "I Prensh-N Wilmot 1: Ward-N FILat I Ram Novo Remo Nowa Fin WardN $ports; Mies Days Allan Novo; Alio. Anon; Siert, et EXOE KMOX 1C1ISMIKMB11W11. (AIM 630 KC 1120 KC 1380 KC 1430 KC Al. 311. Nom: PlYSO i I 1 :15 Lou Pone 5 130 Show: 4orm-5 Country Journal Wake to talosio closes 1 :45 Wiidw'd atom show; Negro :00 Nowt: Bill Crahle Merksts Jsek aod 111 42U" :15 6 Rowiel: News City FAltiee oKiel; AinliinSS Fronea-M :311 It 4 Jim Eutaw iota and Jerry ST ltillot :45 Newel Roodel I Now' "1 Hoes 1 ims Dili Craig Wald News Jerk end Jerry News; Millar -Croble 111 sttlwall 11 frable: News News Miller: Sports Bill Crab's Rest Doels-N Ed Wise News: Miller Clerk Watcher 71111IPT: N.111 Crable Bill Miller noble: News News News Hayward Ashur Godfrey EilA Wilson Brestri, ante B.rtattl, Club 4,4 1 :00 NOW: Handst'd HTcso ElYvtari Alp Godfrey News: Wilson News; Chews :15 Bandstand Ed Willows Gene Chase :30 Queen for Day Phil Pirrone Sandst'd nerve :45 News I Howard Miller 1 7, Bill Crable 131rialllsrretto iihitto Mierdileditenswe i Helen rent 45 News Sono: Davis-IV' "I PrertelsN 1 Il Ulna.

Bruns Hayward Devis-N: Story and Jerry. Mit True liter, .15 Playhouse Pang Ma Perkins 7 :30 1 Dr. Malone OM Marries :45 News Hoed of Life News Whisper Etc (N) Confessions Bruce Hayward To Happinew JIMA sad Jerry News: Illierhet 1 :15 Confessions 24 Mrs. Burly Dtt. Beecher :80 Woman in Wee Strike It Rich $9 :45 Dr.

Gentry News Oa Burden "I News es Nws: leiter Ditt Boochir News; Chase Gryte Chase Chime Gene Chu, News; Chase Gexo Chas Maas PA MorganN Den Boteber Pim Den Booebis I 1 News: fleeter Jun lingo Mir; Spsrts ClottinifillY Dine. Parts, 71244two People Cards-Bodlegs Fizt Ni; Mud Just Wale World Tomorrow Word-N independent I 1 0 :13 Wonders: Mote Peter Martin tame Ronan Ft IPS Nona: Most. Barry Vender Rhythm. Beet "Our aim is to provide viewers I I zclight mus's Slotody Time :45 Now, 8 MOVIES alt." 1 2:00 2 "Wheels of Fate," Patriolow Doonan, Sandra DorneBzioto tisk 1953. An artist himself on the brink of- ruin trying to belp his reprobate brother.

I 3:30 2 "High Tide." tee Tracy 7 (1948). At reporter and his editor gel Involved In ruption and murder. e. 10:00 4 "Profile," John Bentley, Kathleen Byron (British). A magazinef editor 7 becomes-, suspect when the late pub- Esher's widow Is 10:30 2 "Step I By Ste," rence Tierney, Anne Selfrier.

I (1946). A young couple matcb wits with preign agents try-- 4 lug to get hold of secret government papers, 11:15 5 'The Big Wheel: Mickey Rooney, I Thomas Mitchell (1949); An auto racer's success goe3 to his head and nearly causes his death: 11:45 4 "Three Cases of Orson Welles, Emrys Jones (British, '11954). A trio stories dealing with unusual murders. 4 II: 45 2 "Becky Sharpe." Miriam Hopkins, Frances Dee (1934)7 04 The lovei of a tempestuous woman during the Napoleonic era. 11:20 4 2 NewS, Weather, 11:45 4 Movie .1 "Three Caserrnt Orson Welles, Ettpl' rys Jones.

2 Movie. 'Becky i Sharper: Miriam Frances Dee. I I 3:00 4 Brighter Day. 5 Queen for a Day. 3:15 4 Secret Storm.

rt, 3:10 4 Edge 0 Night. 2 Movie, 'high Tide." Lee-Tracy. 3:45 5 Modern 4:00 4 Gil Newsome Show. 5 Topper. 4: 30 4 Fred Moegle Show- 5 My Little Margie.

2 Tim Tyler. 4:50 4 Look, Listen, Learn. 5:00 4 2 Mickey Mouse Club. 5 Wrangler's Club. 5: 30 5 Bin- Tin Tin.

Opera! History. Highlights Of' 1 Other Stations I WTMV KITTO (850): WEW (770) N1CLVI 1(1320): EZ1M4 (690); KATZ (1600): (93.7 i 111111141 A IL 5:00 Gospels at ilkmris RXIAV 6:00 Amos Dolton 1C1CLW (ION) highway tifia, KAT 6:15 Johmly Rion xsTirn 6:35 Skeeta Yana, Show EW 7:00 Lea Batt), NtrTM 7:00 Hymns toe Noma save, 7:00 Jolt Wesley -1C8170 7130 1.4 ea tam Want 7:45 Grady Clintrell 4 ,41.. 4N TM 8:00 Tha 'a I 8:00 Gospel Aibil 8:15 Class 8:30 Music to Relax Bp KOMI 8:30 Byron Scott 9:00 blother'alHeartli WEvikt 9:00 Blues CaXassin 9:00 Back toiBibl KSTIs 9:15 Units Viewpoint WET( 9:25 Concordia 9:30 Chad Lassiter WEW 9:40 Tlicmos ot Ages NationaliStrocayards I 10:00 Maids oil dilators lErt 9:00 Blues atraYan 9:00 Baca, to 1 Bible KSTIc 9:15 Unity triltwootnt WET( 9:25 Concord's 'NYCO 9:30 Chad Lassiter wEW 9:40 Themes eg Ages National IStrocayards 10:00 Mails oil Maoism, lErt 10:00 Don Phillips Show WET 10:00 F. D. Anderson icsrs 10:30 itQlirber el Juke Box 1030 liarcning, on to Zion CATS 11:00 Noonday iConcort 11:00 Your Garden 11:00 Dwight Gordon WEVP 11:30 Farm Hour KSTb 11:30 Concert; Iliorketo Plationa: IStockyards KSTb rutbAl 111.

12:00 assess W0311 Clark 1711Q 1230 Dues us KAM 12:30 Johnny Woo KSTIo 1400 Asisresistles Hr. NYCO, 1:00 1:15 2 :00 2 :05 2 :15 3 :00 :16 430 Sheets pm Shoo I- VIEW Melodies; JeCt3 Spider Barium teST Amos Denton 1OLL Walk With the Ring Bob Farrell WT141, Markets JwoI Wings et Beating POMO Dwight Gordon WLrtil t7hueit Norman Show 10110 George Logan MIAS Opea Bible le1110 1 ()AYH) C.114.NE grahams" i '7D 1 I POW'T MEAN 70 1 Poter KNOW riAVIP- YEc.0111.,i flo4e NA6 Ill 1 Fricfay, May 24, 1957 1 rnuta 1 --11. trying to PRY it i 61.JES I I sicti. Lot 6ET IX MEAN DONN AS 6LCR14 METZ elp his -reprobate Ay' I 11V. I 1r AFFARG picK, tug i AIARRIED, 0UT X) TELL ThE '-I.

6 LDRIA l'17-IEN WE WERE IN Pat I Weaver me I ow --N i TRUTH, I'hi A SarTCF CNEo 1 111'1 15 0ROON ie 10514 5041. 2 sir $CU'P AlAKE SOAS tt Ac ti WOMAN THE 61'4. TR ES'S TO6ETHEIZ 00 I frriday Livening TV b.ry Olt aA54 I'VE4 AL KD. 7. .0 A A ra itt, 4 Talks About SNE '6, SCIRT OF COT.

Ch. KSD-11V. Q. saw, Ch.3; KETC, Ch. 8-(Central Daylight Time).

NS i go .00 1) -41-Q -az-- WAYS L. EWELL, I i C-'-- 6:00 4 News-Ed with Cincinnati Redlegs. MOVIES I Imisp. -I 1- I I-7, ,.410. A 4.1 5 Weather P-nrcast.

8:00 4 Mr. Adams and Eve. Eve 1 I 0 -ic 1 of 0 1F fill' 1 2 News-Bruce Hayward. makes a deal with a ring 0P- 2:00 2 "Wheels of Paiom, 4w I Ao, 1 A i 1 i 4,4 -wer'' i 77 4 0 I 4 1 ,1 I Discovery. "Too Small to ponent not to mar the lea- Doonan, Sandra DorneBrIalala BY PETE RAHN tures of a prizefighter being tish.

1953. 1 An artistImd: i vs I -( Globe-Democrat TV-Radio 6:05 5 Sports-Bob Ingham. groomed by Howard. himself on the brink I 1 1 Editor 6:10 4 Weather-Tom Brooks. 5 On 'The Gentle A I ol i lt 1 6:15 4 Sports Desk.

Voice of Murder," story of brother 1 41110 -k i 7.1 1..: 4 ti i 'ill ote0 r- '4 ---71, .1 i I have an Idea that 1 the to th 5 News-John a girl who regrets Impulsive- 3:30 2 "High Tide. Lee Tracy i)ONII 7 brass at the three TV networks 2 News-John Daly. ly marrying a suave profes- (1948). A reporter and his I 1 1 are keeping a furrowed brow 6:20 4 Labor Speaks. sional hypnotist, Barbara Bel editor get involved In 0' -PERHAPS UT- THERES 5TEVEN AWFULLY STUSBORN -0 7 srit-- EvEtZtwHERE WE'VE SEARCHE SIR TWEL THE IA'5 SEEN GONE DCiao'T YOu VE tiOuRS NOW.

ItuNK WE ANOMelt AN CALL TO BRAVE. BUT I BET watch on cur-ice an inventive mind suspect when the late pub- To THE Your Life 8:30 4 Playhouse. "Sister Louise Ka 6:30 4 Beat the Clock. Geddes, Helmut Dentine. ruption and murder.

et NIGHTFALL SHOULD CALL MAKE FIRST: MAN HE'S PLENTY HUNGRY TOO 'I-Vii Sylvester L. rent activities of It Worth Movie Museum. I Big Picture. 10:00 4 "Profile," John Bentley. a- A NL, SIttEN'S itga a NI sIISIA The POLICET ME THE PHONE.

"a 2 'th Kathleen Byron (British) A ASSEtaCE illj lir tmt t- I 411- (Pat) Weaver. Medical Society. Goes to Town," comedy of a magazine 1 editor Ecomes 17-- 1 SERIOUS a li -k, li so Weaver is the a -ra- 9 Geography of Conflict. lict. nun with I i I I' rg A 09'04 former 1 4 llndustrial Heartland." who gets caught in her own Usher's widow Is murdereC t- I a ilPelpv dent and chair.

6:45 5 NBC News. 10:30 2 "Step I By Step," OFFICERS 1 AT BEALS. Zt 6 i III schemes, Teresa Wright i 0 a of the 2 Sacred Heart. 5 Big Story. A reporter finds rence Tierney.

Anna Jeffrieta 6 -1' Alel; di 11, "I'S I 1 3 141' 1 board of 7:00 4 West Point. "The Drown- himself and family in grave (1946). A young couple matcb, 0 57374,... 1 lw 1 mg of the Gun" depicts class danger en he keeps agents 4 I wlast September resigned traati -c -I-1 4.1'11111 i' to c'pz of drowning the. re- rendezvous with criminals als a wits with to get hold, of secret'', Idoliii.

He's the man oll''''''' 1711 who put the Blondie. An international I veille gun. in Desperate Hunger. government papers; 6- 5 Mayor's Committee on 11:15 5 Big Wheel" Mickey 44 '7. IT 2-1 tacit.

PAT WEAVER 0 AZ 141 likkt.64 word a three in Dagwood's het. 9:00 4 The Lineup. A blackmail- spy plants secret microfilm 'Building Code. Rooney, I Thomas 1 Mitchell 1,.. ,41 a6-Nys lar" in TV's dictionary some lit 1 2 Jim Bowie runs er thr-eatons to ruin an ad- cess goel to his bead 1 and years ago and hoisted the Indus- 1 in (1949); At auto rater's sue.

hito passport troubles and vertising director in "The -----1 a lav I 4a i''''l th If try from a our program Mexican foes m11 "Gone to Stanley Devlin Case." 1 11:45 4 "Three Cases of.Mordeil.aa IllANYIINI ir s- r-- riNAmilidit- rut neerly causes his death, I Dow EVE -44, 4.7 k(4 T. -r ID I I DO 60 STEADY )1, BUT I' VE 6OTTA STOP sr so IV MAPS UP ilit; 5 Boxing Middleweights nose big-budget, one-sh Texas ot ape- lime city Orson Welles' 'ElnrYs ''Jones. W. THAT EDDIE STEAAW AN HE WITH COULD MAKE A) oials contributed much to Weav- progress report. and County.

A Virgil Akins of StLouis vs. (British. i1954); Ai trio i WWAT AM I li, ti oars AWAY WITH TELLIN' TWE IT ROU61-1 FOIZ. COUSIN STEVE Ai, 1.. MY IskIND! era parting of the 34- ONA ON DO? .11,.

POLICS TWAT COLSIN STEVIE B. WHENEVER HE COT SORE mt ..7 ,1, i 1 1 WZOIS ME TH05E LEITEt4, IT AT SOMSTIINO 1111L. NBC. according to the trade ways with 7:30 4 Zane Grey Theater. tBoeechaf MonLnte 'Ctisto' 1 msturirdesersd.eialing with t1.1 unusual al la ,1 Itz 0 1 4 1 WILL.

86 AWFUL I "Stage for Tucson," drama 9:45 5 Sports Extra. 1 1 -0 Jr 0 tee 0,. Ira i ert 11 11 1.1gov4:,.,--1 ye- a- -a) c. A A. fe Al.

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4----- grapevine. Though rnany of the 4. specs won critical approval they 0,2 I I It I rtprns5 'N, -4101 it ti. were duds at the box office. of a sheriff trapped with 10:00 4 Movie.

"Profile John stage passengers by a robber Bentley, Kathleen Byron he is seeking. Eddie. Albert, 5 Code Three. kl, ti -4 and gave the situation some 416.i 'act 4o, 1 4, A i -ft Apt thought. In the -past few wee he has' taken a few health 1 or 11 Apparently Pat went fishing Mona Freeman.

10.20 2 Jack Buck's Inning. 5 Life of Riley. Chester and 10:30 5 Frontier. weeks Galls try to outmaneuver 2 Movie. a' Hopkins, frances Dea 11:45 2 s'Becky Sharpe." Miriam woman during Napo- The lovea of a tempestuous 1.,.

ieonic era. Step By Step," 11:20 4 2 Newi, Weather; 5' each other in breaking a Lawrence Tierney, Anne Jef- 11:45 4 Movie "Three Cases'aet- thrusts at the TV nets, and tm- camping trip date. Murder," Orson Ertpa' 7 Pk Ill ---4 veiled plans for a "Program Serv- 2 The Passerby. 11:00 5 News, Sports, Weather. rys Jones, a- ....4 41,11,.

il i 4 ice" that could contain the em- 9 Prospect of Literature. 11:15 5 Movie. "The Big Wheel," 2 Movie .1 "Becky i Sharper I iiiik "1--t il 1 rirE- lhan- of a Miriam ryn ccurth network. 7:45 2 Batting Practice. Mickey.

Thomas Mi i Frances 4 It' 1 4,.. -r------ To start with, Weaver is trying 7:55 2 Cardinal Baseball. Game Mitchell. "1044. .1 owes lik, to line up 40 independent stations dka, A ElPilarL 1 I 1 in as many markets.

It would be ORPHAN ANNIE 1 I 1 a loosely-knit operation, ermit- i ayhme i I YEAH YoU I 1 H014D 'Mel SOME VERY POSSIBLY tlir ing these independents to take i 4 I to 'I A. CEE 1 rr- PPPARENTLY I II CsErT UP -ro ITT TH104 I Noss sows offd berey Weaver's a'Pro- 7:00 4 Jimmy Dean. 4 11 A DOORWAll HaT- i 1 PLYINa OF THAT A STEP bERS gram Service" only as they need- a Today. i 5 Charlotte Peters 5 Quee for a Day. 1 4 Recallit and Win.

3:00 4 Brighter Day. k. AND A TERRACIE- -I SAUCE1 BUT I SPENT BUT 0 A 1 8:4885 44 3:15 4 Secreg Storm. '7 SuT weRtem-r RS i ii )11 illr A YEAR CHIFFINGI WOULDJA01 1122:4305 45 News Headlines 310 4 Edge tf Night. 1HERt STEPS? It ''II, I For 8 m.stance.

Associated Press 00 4 Garry Moore. 1 I aceTEPecARepuL-UP Iv 11 Charles Mercer reports 12:50 4 Cotzuntmity Album. 1 I Tracy. 1 5-24-57 17,, 1 1 111 I I that 11 an goes wen, Weaver's sfr 4 organization will bring the chil- 2 Moviet, l' 3:45 5 Modern High Tide.al ree a 5 Home. (Wilma Sims at 1:00 4 Our Miss Brooks.

1, 1, I i te '1 i O'''i 009; 53511. Price Is Right. i i -ii 1 2 1 4 dren's program, "Ding Dong 45 House 5 Topper lo.r), 1 4:00 4 Gil Newsome Show. 4 School," live from New York to I la, St 2 Nr- ,1 11 li 1- ti Id ...:,,4, 1 1 aeltdit Ili 111.7. 0- i stations in el ht cities, startin 10'30 4 Strike It Rich.

5 nnessee 11: 00 54 Te ErErnie. .4:30 4 Fred Moegle Show. 5 My Little Margie. wozoi-t5 7 IP' ,6 July 1. Stations have not been an- 2 00 4 Big Payoff.

-7------------ 'MI5 GRAIN im oN At s. it nounced as yet, but St. Louis was I 5 Matinee (Color). "Lo 2 Tyler ne t. itil if i included in the eight prospects 0 5 Tic Tao Dough.

There I the 1115 4 Love of Life. 4 ere stmng evidence in and some Husb i 5:00 4 2 Mickey Mouse Club. 4 di 7 6 1 "Ding Dong School' a plight that 11.30 4 Search for Tomorrow. 4:50 4 Look, Listen, Learn, 'a 2 Film Festival. "Wheels of 5 Wrangler's Club.

'11 I 4 1 1 1 i a I Aloo, indicates such a "Program Serv- 5 It Could Be You. Fate," Sandra Dome- 5:30 5 Rin-Tin Tin. i. MARK TRAIL knit network of in- 9 Opera History. ice" or loosely- 11:45 4 Guiding Light 2:30 4 Bob Crosby Show.

-e ts soder -1 Rio SOH, co NOT IESIG WALKER HURTS SN'T THIS COUNTRY YES, MARK, SLITTHERE'S dependents what you may) i 0 'A-, I-IE WANTS US TO STAY BEAUTIFUL, AN EERIE OUALITl ABOUT IT could hit. 0 4 TALK SO OF BIG dr- IGNORAN-T, UNEDUCATED CHERRY? AND IT SORT OP Dr. Frances Horwich's "Ding Fridav Radio i I Highlights, 1- ''-P 1-1E'S AND POOR SO HE CAN GREAT MAN! Ai. -r A PRACTICE NIB mUMBO- GIVES ME THE 44, NE' NO GOOD JUMBO ON US, -Nit. SHIVERS' Dong School" was sacked last N-Newa: W-Weather.

January in a wholesale readjust- Other Stations 1. FOR TmE i i KSD (NBC) 110(01( KMOX (CISIKVIIK (MSS) WIL (AIC a oil ment of NBC's morning lineup. WTMV (1490 KFUO (850): WSW 0e4Z' ,.004, 4,,, 550 KC 630 KC 1120 KC 1380 KC -1430 KC (770): Kxt.w 1(1320): XSTI, (690); AiOtrrE, ,,.0 tt Since then Dr. Frances says she e80N MY "we 60400LS 1 I has had 100,000 letters from pro- Ids li LestarnPlem. I 1 KATZ (6); iKC'n't (9" 2.1e").

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jkil 44 4.5- ir A ,00 News: Bill Crable Markets One can think opfoor ratings- a dozen Or A Brothers," Sid :311 Bolide': Alnianse Ji! weathe Hews Joh Rune'. att. and facer 11111 Mill er 6,0,1 Highway in Music Bill Cnbitt :50 minor 6:35 Skeeta Taney Show 1 Id jir.r-1 211111 killer 7:00 Lea BaggY WIWI News-erable'" Clec Watcher Ed Wilson Milker 7:00 Binuse tor Hems KIFILIO, 4 PAVE GIVEN Ars YOU STRANGE Joek and Jerry asz Alma. 5:00 Gotpele bt Sunrise LW 6:00 Amos Dolton 1-A I IDEAS lit Wea more shows -which have been :75 Rowel: City Edition growth-A 4 wt ,4111 STRANGEt ,5,. 44- 4IA axed because of 45 Nr: oedel 1 ews mur itsrta i 1, di 11111k! Ja ck Webb's "Noah's Ark," "The la i gri.

ii I 4a A I lg- pet I 'PI ow soi'11 It t-- 1 7 0 'k which could be added to Weav- :45 News Crable: News goons "7 Newt Millerl Sport, joe Wesley --NSTIe, :011 World, News Bill Crab's Rat Doels-N gd Wilma Nem; Minor 7:30 Up to tho Minato IAll AIARY WORTH er's stable; Some of the shows Sports' er Miller: News 7:45 Grady Llintrell 4, 1r- Roundu Clock Watch News 36 Newt i. Newer Creklie 1 a Bill Miller 8:00 Thd -erg A THE CAZY WAY 6cr dOrONE OF MY MEN 5TOPPED IIEPt, FOR SPEEDING, MA'AM! SE Tou04 dropped this season were no more 45 Baker Tempos erable; News New 8:00 Gospel JUbilee isos.ICAT$ r- WHILE HE WRITING THE TICK AS ET. 5HE GOT AWAY, INTO MAZE AZE WAS DRIVING, MA'AM WITH HER FATHER, than victims of too strong corn- (N) Cortsco'res Bruce Hayward Arthur Godfrey Ed Wthen Breald't Cltd) 8:15 Bible nos, utuTENAw CARTR BACK WINT RY TRYING TO CATCH HE SHE'S GOING TR 50 i :13 1r th.I COCUPIK-St 1. 8:30 Music to Relax 13y KCIPM petition. Perhaps they would have anlrovivio 1 Byron Boon THE STATE HIGHWAY PATROF .4 WHERE WE I KILL SOMEBODY: Neon fared better on another day at ---145 9:00 Mother's 1 Bleatth WAN Afrod-rvE BEEN TZ114611) .1 J-- Ittj News: Bandst'd Brats Barnard Arthur GOMM Vr111Y111111111 al111.

900 Bluer l. KATZ IZEA04 MILMEDILL opm IP' '11 116 9:00 Baca, to Bible KSTio AsouT His DAUGHTE NA 4,, it another time. :15 Bandstand :30 Quells for Dag ,,.1, lit rfisz )territior $aiJdat'd Peens, 9:15 Unity Viewpoint -i WNW ftl. ti 1114,, -41 1 -1' 1., At any rate, Weaver is always :45 ndnary i ILFUO II' 1 4- ie, i an interesting Tan to lis 9:23 Concordia Se ten to or 1 .1 iltablo zWark. 'Wets-arren.

VS eNtertodst: "en "1:6 9:40 Themes Ages ol ai read about. He no poppinjay ad- Bl C- Helen rent 9:30 Chad Lassiter wEW 1 7 3- 0. 7 :36 ,45 News Sono: Drts-IV' "7 lIrettell-N National IStrocayards 34 ICST I I 'Pt-i el III el 11 rl 1 dieted to advancing his own cause 0 by "a -creatLig controversy. 2, 1 I d) 1: BT1" Buward ris i-Na ovary laLk and Jerry MIL True gtety 10:00 EluIlt et, Maat4r ZA Perkins 10:00 Don Phillips Show 0- WLeV 101 i (t- 1-1 '3A'' .4 14111 IP 1 .45 Dr. Malone ll 0 el News Road of Life 1 lirel 10:30 ittpiners, Juke 130X whit 111 rriele 10:00 F.

a Aaderson 1 icsrs the ground it is his hope -that it fN) Onifeasions BrIrtil Samara and Jerry 11110ellet 10:30 marcotos, on to ztoo, KArs t. i r. If Weaver plan can get off I 4.1k 'eschew 411t 1 la11313 1 0 1 A it will eventually be able to fill- ::4 tn. i. Strike It Rich 11.00 Noonday Concert nms Gal Bandar News 1 11:00 Tour Garden i JLIP7'01' 111 the gaps in programming which :45 Dr Gentry 11:00 Dwight Gordon 1 WSW 0 :00 Newir; Matinee B17.C11 Howard Nora Drake Ede Wilsal News: Belcher KSTb i 1 rp 6-- leAilleWwe-3, I'M 1 'I' A4Wa aims are.

caused the net- he cl Don Beecher 11:30 Farm Hcour a i A 001 14: 0.... works' scramble to imitate each nmen House Party 11:30 Concert; "Aram 1171741 :3105 H5-ratetarp 5Biatouisenee 1 me ask- fl Na at Stec Ards i KSTIo Fre tion 1 Kr wabeigLit, or other's top rated shows-west- ,00 News; McIntire lid Bonner Pball Stevens gi. Wilson News; Chase Mchniro na der ozb 1 1 erns, It the networks :15 Ca :45 Pepper Teeing News MIDAS- I' IL: LOLLY run children's programs from IT to rri 41' WerdN 12:00 epees With Chrhot IPTIQ 'S IGI-IT eirc S1-1-1-1-1 ws DON'T 1 6:30 to 7 he would counter witi, '131 Mg 6006 70 AVE YOU HERE II4 MY" wANT ANYONE TO 111 if 40- 1 .4.,, Carl McInti re one Choso 12:30 Johrmy Sion I :00 News: McIntire id Bonner Nam raider Fine I moos mine 12:30 Duos In mkt KAM informational or good music 1-100 M0110 ASS1114111.0S Ht. i NYCO 1 DID YOU GET BRIEF CASE SUSPECT TI-LAT 11s-. .11 '-'1 410Q 1 i 0 ghiations.

.1 45 "2 Newil n. I N.V. Gone Skeen: Taner Snow VIEW TI-IE CONTRACT 1 WE'RE I-IANDLING gleillaio, I. 111 oo 414 0 1 First I Revue NM'S; CIMINO 1.00 melodloo 1 A To SECRET i Ordinarily 1,4 Ord ly the coming and go- Bann" RV" Ill'64 fl, oils mom, tiurks tescl 'News: Benno Nam Carer 9 ,1 AMY 11k 11.1 pe--. 0, ing of New York network nabobs, -It Music Bonner; News Lomeli Thomas Novo Noire: Chase I An" Denton IOLLII, 1- 2:00 Walk With the Ring KAT's, 1 1 ale coNTRAcr 0 iiiitt ifltA11 -w4 either current or former doesn't hstitiv.c, 1r -gar Tv Kit), 0 tilt aka :00 News; Snorts Ed Beennwr News: Queen First Flee PA Moratn-N 2:05 Bob Farrell WTMV It C)cit, 1 AV 1111.0 Iteermt.

cause too much stir in midwest- :15 Man an the Se nor Queen De.1 Beecher 2,15 markets 1 love i 1 A moths i wry 1 0 1 0111611 6 :.30 3-Star, Viten Nowle Lob liBurrowumel ft: ward.n I ,3:00 Ilings Alamo r-1 ern mar ut en a a .451 Mtn 1 um I A ,1 Dwight Gordon WLrVi Vp 1 I. 1011 -9 ta4 Weaver starts talking about a m6blya Ptt DT. zi 8:00 t-hucit Norman Show ka a .1 I "fourth network" interest picks ioniter :30 Baker; Monitor News: Music, News; Mimi i Bab George Logan ICKLW 1 07 el 1 47 A II a AL F. 0 :45 Monitor Neel Dugout Game Alien; Siert, NOWS dad omit Rude 1 sytre I ti ish, 'LI est, ,,,..2,, I up. -en News: monitor Pe.t.er Maros Cr is-Reding rissultstirt.lersy Itt Ilinsie 7 vdp --tvitipoiltrolep l'Every major city can afford .15 Monitor Cenatersor Dance Parts, 1 1 a 0 '1' i 1111,4 ki to carry at least four commercial 4t 4 -ow TV stations," he recently to Fitot I Move Moog Id :90 Boxing Pe.ter Martin etzia-Itedlega just trluel! ilkS 111 5 Variety, "three to take care of a "i Ward-11 f' I 1 A the networks and a fourth as an :45 Sports Rilitee News oe '-tj independent I 1 1 News Peter Martin grime Rowan Flire lagre: rilltZt :13 wonders: Muste Berm Fender 111EIMY needy That -Our aim is to provide viewers I 'clatha 31111'11 i I News I 5 It -1 II i I ti.z 1 14 IOLLW 1- I RIM WTMII 1.L KM i BS MTV' WLr'Vl Show 1,..4 JETTIO I 4 :45 4:45 Clandees'it Albans Arra' Rodney's, Juke Bo tc 5:00 Gospel Train KATZ o.30 Neti Norman Sports rmv 44- 5:30 Chad Laster WAVY 5:30 Johnny Rion 5:45 Family Aerobia Arra, 6:00 Evening lOseteset Arra 6:00 Rhythm land Blues KATZ' 6:00 Light Omeert 6:05 Bob Farrell Wrialitt I 7:05 Festival of Mesta Arra atildres's Anson Ittrir0 Joh Box e'en, 7:05 Festival of Mosta 1511700 4:45 Clandres'a Athena I IfFt0 Rodney's, Juke Bon 1KXLV, tal! Train KATZ Inman Sports wrmv 40 5:30 Chad I-ansiter WSW Family Warship 4 WPCS, 6:30 Johzmy RiOn s.

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Mutt 1 11 1 :45 ee: News NeVusi :20 Iluste marriage Kenneth A. Schm6itt Eileen G. Rivas Bobby It. Bradley Moffitt 7:05 Robert Et Q. Snow Highway to Heaven KaT30 7:30 Promenade Concert Landscaping XXLW: 8:00 Concert Ball Tort 8:40 Dtvotionel Male KYVQ, 9:00 Symphomir Preview 9:00 Night Beat I KATZ 10:00 Here's' Roscoe VITMY.

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14th NHierrnehoalaan Mimietlert -St. Johns Nr.e,.ro...mca..11:!.1.11?rmaiL 1436 S. 18th t-- 1 1 0 and limited programming in which current TV is wallowing." 'CHEYENNE' RODEO: The Clint (Cheyenne) Walker headlined rodeo and Western show, scheduled to be held this weekend at Godfrey Township has again been washed out by recent heavy rain. The event now has been postponed for an indefinite time. aslcicnunh.dreerdldeinmultietdwedtopirosbgweIrraarlomwiinngg.!n which by re- 'CHEYENNE' RODEO: The Clint (Cheyenne) Walker head- rodeo and Western show, held this week- end at Godfrey Township has again been washed nut cent geavy rain.

The event now has been postponed for an in- definite time. Arthur J. Boron' 324 N. Newstead Thelma M. Black East St.

Louts John Levandowski 7803 Pennsylvania Mrs. Catherme J. Mahne 7803 Pennsylvania Warren A. Goodenough 5281 Waterman Pees), A. 1.413n5 5819 Lindenwood Edmund J.

Batley 6039 Southwest Shirley A. Zink' 3100 Osceola Artbur 324 oh 1 neuna PL. Mgaca zAult. L. Jn Levandowsid 7803 Pennsylvania r.

arr Catherine J. 7ashon pennay peggr 5281 Waterman 5819 Lindenwood Edmund J. Batley 6039 Southwest Shirley A. Zink' 3100 Osceola William Wynn Jr. Normandy Nancy A.

Pereich Jennings Kenneth F. tonewell 3418 Winnebago Rose A. Whaley 3104 St. Vincent Marvin E. Williams 3424 N.

14th Mrs. Thelma G. Finchem 1311 Monroe Virgil T. Wehlting 8116 Washington Norman J. Eversgerd 4337 Maryland Roland IX Fanning 1418 Evergreen Jape F.

Benden 1514 Valle vv Imam rel. rynn piormanuy Nancy A. Perelch Jentungs Kenneth F. Duewell 3415 Winnebago Rosa A. Whaley 3104 St.

Vincent Marvin E. Williams 3424 N. 14th Mrs. Thelma G. Finchem 1311 Monroe Virgil T.

Wehking 5116 Washingttm Norman J. Eversgerd 4337 Maryland Roland IX Fanning 1418 Evergreen Jane F. Benden 1514 Valle TAR Art Lecture 1 ZS I i 4: 41... gt) 1.. amp mho ft-ft.

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Jackson 2615 Clark Joe E. Stalling 2620 Clark Walter 3. Sowa 2843 S. 12th Elizabeth A. Dell 1218 Victor Raymond R.

Balzer 2623 S. Grand Barbara L. Bagwell 6430 Lindenwood Robert E. Hoeynck 5427 Tholozan Arlene C. Abkemeier 6317 Murdoch John 3.

Hien laus 5037 Rhodes Nancy D. Soetebier Times Beach James Wallace 2508 Itaska Margaret A. Sexton 5507 S. Grand Jerry D. LaRue 1514A California Evelyn J.

Perkins 4523A San Francisco 3Vosalte Er. Psintickson 2515 tiers 26'20 Garb Walter 3. Sowa 2843 S. 13th Elizabeth A. Den 1218 Victor Ba 863 S.

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BIliENISON 51E CARSA1RETIMIDE lit 81 1 1 I i DECO Iliiiiii A I 1 1 A public lecture on "Sime As- pects of Brazilian Arts" will be given by Antonio de Andrade Al- meida, director of Muse do Ouro; Minis, Brazil, at the Peoples Art Center, at 8 m. today. is visiting here under sponsorship of the St. Louis Council of World Affairs in co-operation with the People's Art Center, 3657 Grandel square. Harry E.

Wilson 3625 California rMs. Patricia E. Hillis 2736 Cliippews. A SOme IC lecture on As- pects of Brazilian Arts" win be puba a re miatrs in co-operation wItn tne 1 .0. aka N.

a I Harry E. Wilson 3525 Callfornts 1 rMs. Patricia E. Hillis 2736 Otinpewa I -I i 4 glatii, 1 A B. .1 a4 EXCLUSIVE AT -altat, MIZERANY 49 BI 4 STORES I "Ulati 1 4 iurt, 1 -Iliac, 49 1149 XV4111 IZ.LA I A I I I (11 03 I 14Y.

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