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VALLEY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 19601' 24 TV PROGRAMS FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW Leading TV Shows Picked For Tonight KNXT (2) KRCA (A) 1MA (5) KARON (7) KKITV (9) laill (11) KCOP (13) TV MOVIES 100 A 11 tvg. 1.wqbbNgoboiOM 111Wlira I 1 1 -7 1 ti 4 .1 1 41., 1 010001404 41''' i 0. 1 I 1' -------N- 1 0.alao i os, .4 :4 .4 v. er, 4 ,1,, ,441 4.4 1 ft (.48,0 't, 1 A I '4i, 444' t. 1 l'r i).

.4:. 4c1 i ,04 ..1 41 J1 0 ib. V1 441 '1 J. 1 )- i ft- li 'oe': 'of el, t. i P.M.Channel IN THE NAVYTiring of civilian life, a singer joins the Navy.

Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Dick Powell and the Andrews Sisters are the stars. (1941 film.) 11 P.M.Channel 11 BABES ON BBOADWAYMickey Rooney, Judy Garland in backstage musical about a down-1 and-out group of performers who fight their way to the Op: (l241 film.) 11:15 P.M.Cluumel 2 CITY FOB CONQUESTA prize fighter returns to the ring to finance his brother's musical career, while the girl he loves dances her way to fame and fortune. James Cagney and Ann Sheridan costar. (1940 release.) mot resoonsibit for lost-Wool Orme' by it, stations.) 11Ceo. Putnam 8:35 2Weather Vane 2News 4Four Just Men 5Youth Court 7Fights: Johnson vs.

Floyd 9Little Rascals 11Pony Express 13Expedition 7:15 2Doug Edwards 7:30 2Be Our Guest 4Wagon Train 5Crossroads 9Pro Football Reruns: Cards vs. Giants 11Three stooges 13Wonders of the World 7:43 7Ed Fleming 1,00 5Wrestling 7Music for Spring Night 11Citizen Soldier 13Danger Zone 8:30 2Men Into Space 4Price Is Right 7Ozzie Harriet 9Sportsman's Empire 11Trackdown 13Fishing Flashes 9,00 2Nfillionalre 4Perry Como Show 7Hawaiian Eye 9Movie Theater: In The Navy," with Abbott Costello 1.1U.S. Marshal 13Hour of Stars :30 2I've Got A Secret 11Man Without Gun 2U.S. Steel Hour 10:00 1000 DON'T DO like Johnny Carson is about to be conked on head with book wielded by Marisa Pavan during "peaceful" tea party hosted by Jessie Royce Landis, "U.S. Steel hour," KNXT (2) at 10 tonight.

10:05 10:15 10:30 10:05 10:15 10:30 1:30 P.M.WAGON TRAINCluumel 4Presents part two of "Trial for Murder, "first portion of which was seen last week. Tonight a new witness (Dianne Foster) takes the stand. Her testimony brings out that others beside de. fendan "-son had reason to hate the victim who happe: )e her husband. 7:30 P.M.Is.

CR GUESTChannel 2Visitors include George Jessel, singer Eileen Barton and the comedy team of Betty Kean and Lew Parker. Session has the "good old days" of vaudeville as a theme. 8:00 P.M.MUSIC FOR A SPRING NIGHT '''A trLot 210 i sof Channel 7Gene Raymond narrates tonight's production titled "Sounds of Comedienne on pa ue, Fran Warren, Walkers er, 4' aC singers i ty" a ie Nt Dick Williams, Brian Day 1 and I I ,..,4 dancer Bambi Linn are featured. i 8:30 P.M.ADVENTURES OF OZZEE AND -'7 1 HARRIET Channel 7 A young grammar school teacher (Cindy it Robbins) is happy ter accept David'S lei help in several of her class projects, D. Nelson but can't or won't find time to accept "Ozzie" a date with him.

David rebels. 8:30 P.M.MEN two SPACEChannel 2 A moon supply rocket "runs away." '-i i Only way to resuce it is with aft untested super space ship. Col. Mc. 14 Cauley roust make a life and death decision.

9:00 P.M. PERRY COMOChannel 4 ,44 Tonight's cantata sounds like a good one, if the guests are any criterion. l' There'll be Steve McQueen and his wife, dancer Nee Adams; the wacky soi- Weire Brothers and sing Kay Starr. vz4 9:00 P.M.THE MILLIONAIREChannel 2A milkman, on his early morning Lu route, finds a pretty girl trapped on "Hawaiian Eye" her own doorstep. Follow-up calls in.

dicate other strange things transpiring s'' in the household. Dick Sergeant stars, 1 9:00 P.M.HAWMIAN YEChannel 0 Investigator Steele makes like a re- porter, goes to French Oceana and digs up the facts that have brought a man close to the guillotine. Chinese beauty Lisa Lu supplies a valuable clue. ss 10:00 P.M.NOT FOR HIREChannel '4- Iit. 7 1 Possession of a 2100,000 painting leads to the er of two American soldiers.

Dekker wades through art fanciers, a shapely blonde, a strong- "Slt. arm man, Army a and ultra- Sergeant violet rays to solve the case. "Millionaire" 10:00 P.M.U.S. STEEL HOURChannel II This evening's story "The Gold Bathtub" concerns sc valuable and ornate antique bathing receptacle, last vestige of glory for a small Italian town. Along comes a Madison Avenue adman and wants to buy It for use in a soap commercial.

Marisa Pavan and Jessie Royce Landis Costar. 10:30 P.M.PEOPLE ARE FUNNYChannel 4Little Tammy Marihugh can win $10,000 if she's able to buy a 50-cent gift for her father with 810,000 in play money, (Now, really!) Mot responsible for lastminute changes by the stations 0:00 181111 LISTENING POST 14- AND TV REVIEW By MIEN RICH, Radio and TV Editor 14,4, 1,, 4This Is Your Life 7Not For Hire 11Gao. Putnam, News 13Baxter Ward 10:15 11Paul Coates 13Storey, Sports 10:20 13Cal 'Finney 10:30 4People Are Funny 5Big Three Final 7Rendezvous 13Tom Duggan 10:45 9John Willis, News 11Weather 10:50 11Sports Shots 1 110 1 10 1 2News 4Jack Latham 5Tom Harmon, Sports 7Lew Irwin 9Movie Theater: "Hunchback of Notre Dame," with Charles Laughton 11Film Festival: "Babes on 41 Broadway," with Judy Garland 13Tom Duggan 11:05 5Mike Wallace 11:15 2Late Show! "City for Conquest," with James Cagney 4Jack Paar Show 7Let's Dance 11:85 8Pub1ic Defender 7Nitecap "Wife Wanted," with Kay Francis 12:30 9Starlight Theater: "Since You Went Away" (Part 2) la 2Late Show: "Blackwell Story," with Joanne Dru 4Almanac: Newswrap 2:80 2News VNILUNLWAT rime Ch. Show SPORTS VIEWS 5:03 2Burns and Allen 4Giroux Show (Cont.) 7:30 P.M.thaanell It 5Cartoons PRO FOOTBALL Cardinals vs. 7American Bandstand Giants '59 game.

(Tape). 9Movie Theater: and 10:15 P.M.KNX Radio "Hunchback of GOLF Vegas Tournament of Notre Dame," with champions. Charles Laughton 7 P.M.Cliannel 7 11-LWil4 Bill Hickok BONINGHarold Johnson, No. 1 13--Cartoonaroony contender for lightheavy title 8:59 2Early Snow: meets Clarence Floyd, ranked "Lost Horizon," with sixth. Johnson is unbeaten the Ronald Colman past four years.

Floyd has won 5Popeye 10 of 18 bouts, can't punch, has 7My Friend Flicks only one kayo to his credit 13--Code 3 7:55 P.M.hll Radio 6:40 11Susie BASEBALLDodgers vs. Braves. 5:55 4News Almanac A P.M.-11uinne 00 4Jack Latham WRESTLINGWeekly card from 5Bozo The Clown the Olympic. 7Ed Fleming, News TOMORROW 13rBaxter Ward 1:55 P.M.-10,1 Radio 4Weather 13.1sERALLDodgers vs. Braves 6:10 4Sports, Chick Hearn 6:15 4Huntley-Brinkley 7Men of Annapolis 7John Daly 9Cartoon Express 11People's Choice 13Treasure 13Goodwin Knight; 6:10 11-1 I awt horne, Cal Tinney weather 4Curt Massey 6:45 4Jack Latham 5Clete Roberts 5News.

Sports TODAY'S RADIO LOG Kan. 1tei )(LAC, Ste: KFI, 640) KMPC, 7Illi KI110, 740; KAIIC, net 101.1. 939, KFWII, MI KPOP, len; KNX, len; KeK1), 1134: KGFI, 1730; MX, 1210; KWKW, 1100: KRLA, MID KFAC, 1331, KALI, len; KBLA, 14te1 KPOL, Intli KDAY, Ine WEDNESDAY P.M. KABCJohn DOIY P.M. CO P.M.

KF ISports KMPCRoger Carroll calt.musicat matins 6310 KABCLee Zimmer KNXNews, Snorts KPACMus Milestones gin P.M. KHJSports; Frank Carroll KF INews; in KatieMusic Scrapbook KF IMusic Finance KABCVirgil PinkleY KniAValley varieties KBLAWelk's Mink KNXSports; Melodies KNXNewso Opinion LACNews; Bill Stewart Goodman Please Field ABCNews; MacKinnon KMPCRoger Carroll KABCLee Zimmer 7: 00 P.M. KMPCGrant letee P.M. WI Serenade 5011.Starlight Ballreolg KNXC. Alcoa KBLAPoul Goodman Andy KHJMike Secrest KA BC News, Carroll; KNXNews; Amos 'N' KNXRichfield Reporter KF INews; Editorial Brogan KBLANite Hawk 10 INews, Weather KF ACInterlude In KMPCJerry Dexter KMPCGront Stereo 10:11 5:341 KABCNews; Walton KNXSports KNXTom Harmon 1:30 10:311 OMSid Fuller KOILEvertons Serenade KNXPhillp Norrnon KABCNewN KBLAPhil Goodman P.M.

Orval Anderson KFACEchoes EnCore OILStarlight Bailment KHJNews; Carroll KFINews; KNXNews; Music KABCWm. Winter Dodger Warmue KF INews. Sports Still KNXDouble Your KHJNewswheel (NXTrank Gets Richards KFWBBill Salience KABCNews KABCWorld of Totnorrovi KLACSam Batter Church 11:30 01News COG P.M. KAIConversation Piton COO P.M. Kan.Evening Serenade KMPCJerry Dexter KaliMusical Matinee K14.1Mike Secrest KNXMusic Ili Down KNXSPorts IBaseball; KLACCarl McIntire KF INews Dodgers vs.

Braves 11 MIDNIGHT KHJPoul Compton KF ACEvening Concert KLACCorl morays KFWBMitch Reed ALAJett Steward KFIMusic KABCEdward Moreton KABCNews; Lee Zimmer KFWBGene Weed KMPCBets Kelley KLACGearge Church KBLAVoice of Jon KLACNews: Bill Stewart KNXCity Editor KFACOut of the Night CIS 8:15 P.M. KMPCNews: KNXWorld Tonight KNXThis Is L. A. John McShane TOMORROW'S RADIO LOG THURSDAY A.M. KNXNews; KNXNews; 7:00 A.M.

Right To Hapalness Arthur Godfrey KOILMusical Klok Klub KHJFrank Carroll KF INews; Po Musie KNXNews; Bob Crane KLACNews: Ron McCoy KHJPaul KI-LI-KFINews KFWBJoe Yocam 1:30 KMPCNews: Whittinghill KMPCIra Cook CF ACConcert matinee KLACNews; Dick Haynes KF INews: Swingin' Years 200 P.M. KFWBBruce Haves 10:11 COILHomemakers Mat. KABCNewt; Troller KNXSecond Mrs. Burton BIGAre You Listening? 7:15 1030 CF ACConcert Matinee Klok Klub KBIGBandstand KBLAYale Fuer IMHit the Rood KNXYoung Dr. Malone KNXNews; Linkletter KWMartindale KABCZso Zsa ArneChil KABCNews; MacKinnon 7:341 11:00 A.M.

KMPCNews: Grant KNXGont Crone SOILMorn. Melodies KDAYJim Hawthorne A.M. KBLANews, IMBaseball: Itat.Klek Klub Prayer For Day Dodgers vs. Braves KNXNews; Sports KNXNews 1:30 IKF Mil the Road )(FtNews; KOILHememakers Mel. KA BCNews; Trotter School Broadcast ACPops Concert XF NISBruce Hayes KHJWink Martindale KNXPhil Norman KMPCNews 11:10 KOLALee Desmond KPACStock Market KFACFolk Songs 3H4 P.M.

KLACNews: Haynet KNXCouple Next Door KOILMeloc11 Time CIS Iltn KMJFrank Carroll KMPCBusinese News, KOILMelodies KBLARecord Hall Sticris KBIGFront Rowe KNXNews; KNX Bob Crone KFACMuslc Halt Condylis and Grant KNXBob Richards; KPOCOuakenbush Show KNOILPoshions In Mune Helen Trent KFWBElliot Field KFI News 11 NOON 8:34 KMPCWhittinghill KOILHomemakers mat TIM. 0:41 KBLAMark Sidney KBLARecord Hoe Kr! Turn Bock Clock KABCNews; Dennis Day KHJNews, Carroll KFACUsity )(FINISTed Quillin KFACWorld of Opera 9:00 A.M. l(F ACLunch Concert In Muste KIMHalfway House kLACBIll Stewart KHJFrank Carroll KNXNews P.M. KICCNews: Bob Crone KLACNews: Roy Briem )(GILMelody Time KAECBrooklost Club KF INews; Form Report BIGChannel HOP KF KFWBEillet Reba KAI AVoice of Wool COILHomemakers Mot. KBLADoodles Weaver i McCoy KNXGarry Moore: KNX News; KFWBJoe Yecons Crosby-Clooney Condylls Grant OA (ALAWoman's World KWCarrot) In111.Ionsitions In Mune KFACNews 4:30 KF ILadies Day P.M.

KOILMusical Matinee A.M. KLACNews; Briars KBLALawrence Welk 10111.Melodies KABCJim Ameche Music moo. FM--HOUR -BY HOUR MN. 1 KPFK 90.7 KNOB 98 ME 101.9 KVM 94.3 KDWC 98.3 KOLA 103.5 KIIIIM 94.7 KCBH 98.7 KBIO 104.3 KI'MU 97.1 KHOF 99.5 KBM5 105.9 KIIII0 97.5 KMLA 100.3 ID Nom The following AM stotlens else over FM-KFAC (p21), INS (93.11, KPOL (93.9), KABC (95.5), KRKD 196.3), KW (101.1), KHOF fustures religious Programming. end KNOB ion.

KBCA (loS) all clinical. 5 P.M. KVFMNews: Marquee IIKRIPMStrictly From Dixie KRIIMTheater of Music "ICCE311Music to Remember KNOBSleepy's Hollow IIKVFMNews; Musical 7:30 I Cocktails KFAC-FMEvening Concert ICIN--Muslc For Sentimentat KMLAHt-FI By Starlight Leasons 8 P.M. 5:30 P.M. KRHMPaul Werth Show KCBHCrescendo KVFMNews; Maracas 8: Cas- torts 1 6 P.M.

1 KCBIIConeerto KPOL-FMMusical Comedy PM. fa BIIEnchantment of Music. XABCMusic Clam Bake 1 IhCLASaxion at Moulin Rouge 9:30 P.M. .1 IKRIMI'Round World in Ill-F1 KBIQEvening Interlude iiKVFMNews: Dinner Concert 10 P.M. I.1KNOBDinner Jazz KGLAKevin at Moulin Rouge I1 P.M.

KVFMNews; Nitecap Kir PtC-FMSiereo Interlude 11 P.M. ICTIIThunderbirri Hour KCBIIConcerta Da Camera KIIIQMusic A La Mode KBIQJazz On (I rill. new MN opportunity wnmrm i) 7City Detective 11Ramar of Jungle :30 2On The G. 4Play Your Hunch 7Filmfair: "Wings of Danger" 11Jack LaLane 2-1 Love Lucy 4Price Is Right 11Morning Movie: "Unguarded Hour" 5Trick 'n' Treat 9Film 2December Bride 4Concentration 5Ding Dong School 9Feature Film: "Fugitive" 10:45 13Industry on Parade MOO 2Love of Life 4Truth or Consequences 5Romper Room 7-1 Married Joan 13Guidepost 11:30 2Search For Tomorrow 4It Could Be You 7West Point 13Record Shop 11:45 2Guiding Light 12:00 2News; "The River" 4Queen For Day 5Uncle Luther 7Rest1ess Gun 9Feature Film: "Get Along Little Doggie" 11Sheriff John 12:30 4Loretiat Young Theater 7Love That Bob 13Assignment Education 1:00 4Young Dr. Malone 5Chef Milani 7About Faces 11Abbott and Costello 13Telecourse 1:15 9Feature Film: The Hard Way" 1:30 2As World Turns 4From These Roots 5Dorothy Gardner Show 7Ray Milland Show 11Dial 999 13Guidepost 2:00 2For Better or Worse 4Comedy Playhouse 7Day In Court 11Paul Coates 13Guidepost 2Linkletter's House party 4Adventure Theater 7Gale Storm 11Check It With Chambers 13Matinee: "Pinup Girl" 3,00 2Millionaire 4Movie: "Doll Face" 7Beat the Clock 9Feature Film: "Stranger" 11Steve Martin 2Verdict Is Yours 7Who Do You Trust? 2Brighter Day 5Cartoons 7American Bandstand 11Clutch Cargo 13Cartoonaroony 4:05 11Linkletter Kids 4:15 2Secret Storm 4:30 3-Edge of Night 11Jim Bowie 4:40 4Giroux Show 4:45 9John Willis, News Miss Judi Meredith, the well-known TV actress, who recently relinquished her regular role in "Hotel De Paree" following what she calls a slight disagreement with the management, has just returned from the real Paris.

"And what were you doing in Paris in the spring, tra la?" I wanted to know during our luncheon interview at the Wild Goose over on Ventura. "Eating. Mostly eating. I ate from morn till dusk. Gained 13 pounds in three weeks." But no unsightly bulges marred the splendid frame of Miss Judi Meredith.

How come, I asked? "Well, I dieted it off in the two weeks I've been back." This did not particularly itur- prise rnee Nothing surprises one in connection with Miss Mere- 4 dith, who is noted for her winning ways and somewhat unorthodox approach to things. I said, well, you must have ,1 done something in Paris besides il eat. yes. I made the pilot film of a new aeries. Ito called 'An American In It Was Il produced and directed by Gene 4.

4,1 Kelly, stars Van Johnson. You 44' can see it May on '1, A It all goes well the ...7 .4 A -'1 series should be on one of the 1, networks in the fall." "What's the principal differ- 1 erence in making a TV film in Paris and in the U.S.?" I delved. Miss Meredith considered, then JUDI MEREDITH answered: In Paris you take Ah, Pads your time. You just can't hurry a French production crew, or any- the fashions of the country. The body else, either.

It took us nine very short skid Is quite the days, including Saturday and thing," she Informed. Sunday to make this half-hour Quite. film. In America it only takes oAs a man who will be visitin, three or four days for a pilot of Paris do you have any advic the same length. inr mpg" JUDI NIEREDrl'H Ah, Paris the fashions of the country.

The very short skirt Is quite the thine she informed. Quite. "As a man who will be visiting Paris do you have any advice for me?" 4.4"."4.'N 4'1 7: A 'k 1 4 '4. '0! Ig 1 It Nir I si ki Iti, COLOR TV 6 and 6:45 P.M. NEWSChannel 4.

6:30 P.M. CURT MASSEYChannel 4. 8:30 P.M. PRICE IS RIGHTCharmel 4. 9 P.M.

PERRY COMOChannel 4. 11 P.M. NEWSChannel 4. Tomorrow 10 A.M. PRICE IS RIGHTMame' I.

SO A.M. COULD BE YOUammel 4. Tune For WORLD and VALLEY NEWS 1260 Direct from TALLEY TIMES 4 Reed on your dial KM 1 IVA "Yes. Look for the sign, 'English spoken she quipped. Rich's Daily Double: Perry Como (4) at 9, and "U.S.

Steel hour' (2) at 10 p.m. THURSDAY Morning, Afternoon COO (IContinental. Classroom 4:15 2FarM Report; News 2Horizon 700 2Captain Kangaroo 4Today 1:45 2News 8:00 2-Vagabond 4Today 7Chucko's Cartoons 3:80 2Amos 'n Andy 9:00 2Red Rowe Show 4Dough-Re-MI 5Larry Finley MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE, TONIGHT I 0 0 ill Other Wednekday Night TV BUD LOU ABBOTT and COSTELLO DICK PoyvELL THE ANDREW SISTERS 3:30 SELECTIONS1 4:00. 1 3:30 too Story of old Jake Walzer an his gold mine lying under a ledp in the Superstition Mountains i told by "Treasure," KCOP (13 at 6:30. Nc ITE Jack Hawkins is tonight's "Four Just Men" star.

Ho goes after group that seeks to scuttle a Latin American gow eminent by distributing millions of counterfeit pesos 'mond. KRCA (4) at 7. Oceans of laughs as America's two funniest comics go to seal rgho two los 7 P.M.KFAC-FM (92.3) Interlude in Stero. Sir Thomas Beechman conducts the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in Over the Hills and Far Away. 7:05 P.M.-1(11FM (94.3) No Business Like Show Business, with Ethel Merman, Donald O'Connor, Mitzi Gaynor.

8 P.M.KBIC) (104.3) Patterns in Hi 11. Like Swung The Modernaires. 9 P.M.---KRIIM (94.7) Werth Listening To. Week-long tribute to Israel, now celebrating the 12th Anniversary of the nation's independence. "At the Joinville Studios (J'wanvee, no doubt) where we filmed this, and at other French studios, the work boors are from noon to 7 p.m.

In this country atioothig starts at 8 a.m. and maybe you get out by 7, and maybe you don't." In French TV production there are no lunch breaks. You eat on the set. When we were on Inca- 1 tion at Orly Airport they'd bring us a box lunch," advised Judi. Personally, didn't see why anyone would want a lunch break If they'd just come to work at 12 mon, and so stated.

It Firaresi "I told you I was eating all the time. And here's something else. In every lunch box Is a bottle of wine. Ah, that French wine! You know why the people over there Ire always so happy?" I said, no. "It is because they are always drinking wine.

I got to love it" "You a wino, now, maybe?" "No, silly. But Gene Kelly used to kid me, as though I were. He used to take It out of my lunch box." A pretty snide thing to do, if you ask me, Inasmuch as I will be in Paris myself next month I sought to find out everything I could from Miss Meredith about French culture. I don't know how it happened, but it seems my questions revolved mostly around French women. TV 10, 64,11 Valley Wide Kidnaping, winter sports an the work of frogmen are the di verse elements to be dealt will by host Pappy Boyington or "Danger Zone," KCOP (13) at 8 TV SERVICE CALL WITH THIS AD $2.50 NITS AND SUNDAY CALII SHNOZNa EVERY WEEKNIGHT AT 6:00 PM GHT 1 1 PM "Fishing flash" takes us en a sea-going explonition through Mexican waters while rodimd-reelers tangle with huge marlin and sailfish, KCOP (13 7Fro 8 all' AO Nk.

)11 .14114 CEPIIL'S TV SERVICE SHOP MOBILE TV SERVICE SERVICE CALL $2.50 Formerly Paschall, Radio TV Cecil Pascholl-OwmrOperator 25 Years Electronic experience 14534 CALVERT MATINEES SAISISLIN AT With This Ad Only Poe Antenna Chid Wafts Available It NeededOnen 24 Ars.lital. Sunday I13 Trucks I Tate 5758 Serve Yes Slate 13910 at 8:30. Texas Ranger Roby Climax mistakenly frees a murderer the fellow then brazenly admit his guilt and asks for protection "TrackdolAm," MTV Olt at 8:30 Story of a lovely girl Ow Is being Family destroyed by her mother' is psychotic line and Imagined Illness unfolds on "Hour of Stars," with Jack Kelly, an 'Leslie, Robert llor ton and Victor Jury, KCOP (13) at 9. PIGS A SECOND GREAT MIT ON AT HIT OH "French girls are adorable," began Judi. "they all reminded me of Brigit BardoL She haa had a remarkable influence on THE DEL MOORE Show i CHANNEL 9 MOVIE THEATRE 1 I TONIGHT AT 5:00 11:00 IMMINIY.Min:MMEltILiMM31112iAIMMAIMONIMMMMMM, TABULATING KEY PUNCH I fin Tought Exclusively et Sawyers IBM I IVI 1 A C11 THE SUPREME TRIUMPH OF MOTION PICTURE ARTISTRY! 1, 11 UNIVAC Suporvicer Proparatien Tabulating and Wiring (Card Punch) 1,, 41 HIGHER PAY SECURE FUTURE FREE PLACEMENT KSISUltiq Td SAWYER SCHOOLS i 11206 WEDDINGION ST.

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