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FOURTEEN THE BRIDGEPORT POST, MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1966. NEW ermiD Bulletins By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK (AP) Things a columnist might never know il he didn't open his mail: It doesn't pay lo hitch your wagon to a snail. Someone has i it takes 2 million snails to equal the pulling power of one horse. Alaska cost less than two two talented an acre when it was purchased from Russia in 1867. Now it costs more than that lo send a letter there.

Glove talk: If she draws her 010 mends, hnns thenf just as'Slove halfway onto Ihc left concerned about their "place in means, "1 am indif- ABC's documentary on behalf: now known as The Riddler. gives of the policeman in our society, liis impressions of David McCal- "Thifl Blue'L'inc," is highly qcc- lum, Peter Falk and others, and ommended. Fans of Hullabaloo, jteaches Andy Williams a few 12 O'clock High, Dr. i a i mimicking tricks besides. (Color).

Andy Williams, Hollywood Scouts and Run For Your will probably bo entertained; and' NEW YORK TELE- Clumnel 13's schedule offers sc-A'ISION THEATER. "Save Me a lected alternatives. at Forest Lawn." More 'virtuosn piece fo JERSEY actresses, Eileen Heckarl and SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. Maureen Staplelon. a a play.

Get Into College Part A Lorees Verby's lightweight one-, of educatovs i from Hair-: a comedy about two eighty-year! nson University, School Watching Ilills Regional High School a Lawn" as they are in the.r Newark Souih'Side High Schooli 1 0 on car participate in this timely discus, ir I sion. ight's team of scouts arc Bob hl 'Crane, the Smothers Brothers and VI host Art Linkleller ular song styles ranging through standard, folk and rock, vie for the altenlion of the younger set tonight. There's Pat Boone doubling as Host-perlormer VC Cnt Dand Rex Brodd. who has quife the Ballard of the Green Bcr-L a i for conversillion (C or) ols; Nancy Ames with "Where 2 (3 Am 1 Donovan for "Gwendolyn; The Womenfolk with "Reno, Nevada;" and The Turtles for "You Baby." (Color). O'CLOCK HIGH.

"Decoy." An exciting adventure story action fans should enjoy, CoJ. Gallagher (Paul Burke) and ferent:" if she holds the tips of her glove downward "I wish to get acquainted;" if she puts SCOUTS, on hcr arltl leaves the uncovered "Do you me?" And if she puts on right gliive and leaves the uncovered, she's saying, 'Kiss me." i i locality: In Brooklyn, range and Pineapple streets ntcrsect. Knowledge Lapse While there is s. knowledge explosion going on, there is also apse. For exam- Lockhart, and their fledg- nclude a folk singing team, ger-dancei, and a singer, lace RUN FOR LIFE.

"Who's Watching the Fleshpol?" Pleasant episode. Bobby Darin plays a French Riviera beachcomber who conducts tours to supiwrt himself, in this pilot lor a possible new series. Darin is quite good and proves himself ready to enter the TV i Capt. Powell (Michael Callan), sweepstakes. Eve Arden, cast as who've had differences in a wealthy and willing customer, past, find themselves strugglingihas enough Eve Arden-lailored for survival after their plane is lost in a forced-landing at sea.

Also, there's a German U-Boat and a couple of aborted rescue attempts to complicate matters and keep the action moving. (7) (8) SPECIAL. "Thin Blue Line." First class documentary on behalf of the much abused policeman. Mixing talk with stir- FAIR." A British a i i action, the hour zips along, "THE SUEZ AF- lines to keep things going, and Gazzara is worked in as Bobby's old friend from the Stales. (Col or).

(4) review of the international crisis thai flared up in 1956, when Israeli forces invaded the Sinai peninsula and the Gulf of Aqaba, leaving fans wondering how law enforcement can put up with the daily turmoil Ihey mcel. Highlights include hysterical night and British and French troops in' calls Chicago police; training 'procedures for California State Highway Patrol men; a stake-out and arrest of a dope peddler; and a night in a Rochester pro.wl car. vaded (he northern end of the Suez Canal Zone. (3) KU.DARE. "The Taste of Crow." Part 4.

Part four of (his five-parter finally gels to, the meat of its plot--the importance of the personal rapport between a doctor-and his patient. Tonight, acknowledgement is il i i- pohce- man's side of city life, and it may stir up a little appreciation for the men in blue, (7) (8) TONIGHT. Johnny Carson to his post after made (hat a patient a i and Las hegira, a lcnor peerce as a hypochondriac is a a cnor eerce suffering from a rare and serious comi dian corbett Monica, Betsv ailment, and regaining lier a a cou of dence and getting her back for. a a of a (what treatment becomes a matter ql a means), A. Sodden and crucial concern.

(Color). ANDY WILLIAMS. Tasteful, (uneful. hour witH topnotch performers Tony Bennett and Peggy Lee. Andy joins his guests for a sprightly medley of songs like "Everything's Coming Up Peggy Lee sings "I Must Know" and lunes in similar vein; and Tony Bennett solos to "San Frank Gorshin.

C. Guarino, along-for the chitchal and song. fColor). (4) DO IT YOURSELF? TAKE OUR ADVICE Don't Put Down Thoie Dice Call Profei- ftlonal Don't Try To Gueu. If You Don't Met! It Up It'll Lei.

RADIO HOSPITAL 870 STATE BPT. DIAL 3350129 FOLKS-Why Tie Up Your WASHER? GUARANTEED REPAIRS IN ONE WEEK OR LESi Wi han the liifitt ttock of MdCllint farts In Connicficiit FOR AIL MAKES--EXPERT MECHANICS- MOST REPAIRS COMPLETED IK YOUR HOME WITHIN 24 HOURS. CELLAR Associates 573 KINGS HIGHWAY, FFLD. Afoti From Coppota fcrd Exit 24 Conn. Tel.

Radio Highlights Evening Highlights i A I I i a i UAI.TON SHOW: I on a MMtr MOIITS LV. A I A I A i i I'ru hrviin I i SHW: I.lle Him ll.tl.r.: hy liarrp BurlnV (KM-itrrro n. i SuUr 1VQXK I Thf nt A i a i RS A F.MtBKH SHOW: fi (OJSTXHT; a Hscl i SiiHr, Kkurli f.a Ttndrt Xanette by Couprrln i i Suitr, Mnnlqi hy I'lanf) No 1 In i Choiiln i A I A l.ronn Nr, hy Betlhnre i MrrtlnlHwi Ir Mitt TKan In (Hun 90, herd A on b)' Mnu Stnrtivk)' I I A I I 1.IHIKS SION: a 11 I SI M(K( MVMi I (lin 1 M) ON TELEVISION TODAY 5--Chuck McCann 7--News S--Mike Douglas 11--Surprise 5--Sandy Becker 11--Stoofet 13--What's 4--Ntws 7--Movie 3--News 11-News; Weather 13--Alphabet 3--News; Sports 5--Soupy Sales 8--News; Weather S--T-o Go 11--Superman 13--New Jersey 2--Neivs; Weather 3-Movie 4--News 5--Outer Limits 8--Flintstones Dillon 11-Cartoons 13-- Wash. Report 2-- Tell The Truth 4-- Hullabaloo 5 Zoro 7-12 O'clock H'-eh 12 High 9-- Movie 11-- Thaxlon 13-- Suez Affair 1-- I've Got Secret 4-- John f'orsythe 5-- Rogues M-2-- Lucy Show 4-- Dr. Kildare 7 Jesse James 6 Jesse James 1 1-- Honeymooner Andy Griffith 4-- Andy Williams 5 Movie 7-8 Shenendoah 11-- Movie 13-- Theater 2-3-Hazel 7--Peyton 8--Peyton Place -II: W- 2-3--Talent Scouts 4--Run For Life 7--Blue Line i-- Blue Line 11--Merv Griffin 13--World At 10 -II: M- 2--News; Weather 3-- News; Weather 4--News; Weather 7--News S--News; Weather 9--Movie o--Movie 4--News 7--News -1UH- 4--Tonight 7--Movie 11--Step Beyond By STEVEN H.

SCHEUER QUESTION--Please tell me if 'm wrong, but it seems remember Phil Foster appearing on the "Tonight" show with 'oung Chinese wife and baby, also plugging a book he i'hen he visited with the a i on a trip to China. If it wasn't 3 hil Foster, who was Las Vegas, Nev. ANSWER--H was Jack Doug- ON TELEVISION TOMORROW 4-- Exchange )le, the American pcnlal Association reports (hat about 90 per cent of the American people s(ill don't brush their teeth properly. Quotable notables: "Some 'oiks can look so busy doing nothing that, they seem indispensable" Kin Hubbard. i the teen-age drinker: ids in many states altev the birth diile on their driver's license to prove they are enough to buy liquor, Kansas stops that by issuing red license cards to drivers under 21, Sometimes the official mind acts in mysterious ways: An amendment to the British post office guide prohibits sending chewing gum to the Soviet Un- n.

Good at Cards George Washington was bet- at betting at the card table than the racetrack. But he did crime out ahead when his famous stallion. Magnolia, lost lo a racer owned by Thomas ferson. Washington recouped by the stallion to Gon. Light Horse Hiirry Lee for 5,000 acres of Kentucky land.

Despite Ihe U.S. Supreme Court's prayer ban in public schools, no one raised the separation of state and church issue on the spending of government funds lo educate more than 35 000 students for the ministry under the postwar GI rights bill. A reader reports: "In sorting through a collection of books by a grandfather, I came across a dictionary printed 1901. Leafing through it, I saw defined as 'a worthless metal, not found in the U.S. 1 Worth remembering: "Be friendly with the folks you know.

If it weren't for lhem you'd be a total stranger," Predict Storm Folklore: The storm will be a long one if chickens come out while it is i raining. To cure a cold drink a mixture of wine vinegar, rock candy, and two fresh raw eggs. When the weather shines and showers at the same i that's a sign the devil is beating his wife. To stop the nosebleed, place a cold on the back of your neck. Did you think travelers checks were new? They arc at least as old as ancient Rome where banks issued them to travelers as a protection againsl holdup men.

It was Ed Howe who ob- sprved, "I think I am better than the people u'ho are trying to reform me." 2--Love That Bob 3--Semester 4--Don 7--Project Knov S--Prayer 2-News 3--News 4--Today 7--Ann Solhern 8--The Bible 3--RFD 3 R--Art Survey 7--Ann Southern 8--Mr. Goober U3--Kangaroo i-7---Adventure 5--Sandy Becker 7--Rascals --Mickey Mouse i-7--Cartoons 2--Dennis 3--Hap Richards 4--Birthday Hour 7--Girl Talk 8--Surfside Six World U--Jack LaLanne 2-3--Beaver 5--Yoga 7--Movie 9--Movie 11--Scarlett Hill 21 FROM AREA NAMED TO NHC DEAN'S LIST Twenty-one Bridgeport area students have been named Ihe Dean's list in evening credi division at New Haven collegi lor Ihe fall semester, as follows: i Fairfield 5 F. Collins 400 Samp Mortar drive; 'Strat ford--Albert J. Sivahop, 452 Hon cyspot road; Trumhull--Rober Kubicko, 6071 Main street; jShcllon--Verne Harrison Aldrich, 15.i Lynne terrace, and Robert A. Widicwicz, 67 Park street; Sandy Hook--Charles a 29 Button' a drive; Seymour--Robert E.

Hutt, 142 Washington avenue, TO MEET SPRING NEEDS! HOW ABOUT SPRING? Will you enjoy it "ill you he worried a mimry To scl i i i i i ciul how i i cnMi i i nerd new Sprint clolhrs, i linuir repairs, mcrli- a rienUI In tact i i fnr any cur- need Then fitop in or phnnr us loday. 1 riiir chmce of a icherliiles tnaXe to rrnny. MUTUAL LOAN SYSTEM SIPA1HIN1 KO 1000 5iM ESD BRIDGEPORT 872 MAIN ST. 334.S193 BRIDGEPORT 3851 MAIN ST. 371-6164 OPEN THURSDAY I TIL 8:00 MILFORD 56 BROAD 878-2494 Open 'Til P.M.

Lit. All .1 Group I Love Lucy 4 Eye Guess 5-- Lockup 8-- Divorce Court 11-- Conflict 2-- McCoys 3 Movie 4 Concentration 5-- Masterson 11 Bold Journey 2-- Andy Griffith 4-- Morning Star 5 Astro Boy 7-- Supermarket 8-- Supermarket 9-- Adventures U-- Cartoons 2-Dick Van Dyke 4 Paradise Bay 5 Cartoons 7-8-- Dating Game 9 Memory 11-- Carol Corbelt -1Z Noon- 2-3-Love of Life 4 Jeopardy 5 Romper Room 7 Donna Reed -Girl Talk 5-- News; Line 11-- Cartoons 2-3 Tomorrow 4-- Post Office 7-- Father 13-- Culture Guiding Light 3-- Guiding Light 11-- Buckaroo 2-- News 3-- Movie 5-- Cartoons 7-- Ben Casey 8 Ben Casey 9-- Divorce Court 11-- Movie --I' 31 2-J-- World Turns 4-- Make Deal 1-- Movie 7-- Girl Talk 2-3-- Password 4-- Our Lives 7-- Nurses 8-- Nurses 9-- Movie 2-3-- House Party 4-- Doctors 7-- Time For Us 8 Time For Js 11 Millionaire 2-- Tell The Truth 3-- Tell The 4-- Another World 5 Peter Gunn 7-- General 8 General Hospital 11-- Cartoons 13-- New Jersey 2-- Edge ot Night 3-- Dick Van Dyke 4 You Don't Say 5-- Paul Winchell 7-- Young Marrieds 8 Space Show 9-- Sgt. Preston 11 Cartoons 2-- Secret Slorm 3-- Ranger Andy Game 7 Not Too Young 9 Gypsy 11-- Eighth Man 2-- Movie 3-- Movie 4 Movie 5-- Cisco Kid 7-- Action 3-- Mike Douglas MailMg las, and his wife is of Japanese descent. The book, most amusing and entertaining one, is called "Adventures of Huckleberry Hashimoto," and il available in paperback edition. QUESTION-I would like to know if i "Kingdom of the Sea" will be shown in our area? It is about the atom bomb tests on Eniwelok Island in It is a very Interesting film and has been shown in some other Petersburg, tnd, ANSWER--We'd suggest con- tscting your local station for details.

Such films are often shown on sustaining times and are usually made available to stations without charge, a public service. They coujd perhaps supply you with concerning thif possible scheduling of the film, QUESTfON-Reccntly I saw "Gun of Zangara," starring Robert Stack. I would like to know who played the following the Mayor of Chicago, and Al Capone's leading M.M.D., Morrislown, N.J. ANSWER Mayor Che'rmak was played by Robert Middleton, "Nitli" by Bruce Gordon. "Gnu of Zaiigara" is a feature version of a two-part television show appearing originally on' the "Untouchables" scries.

QUESTION--Did "Kale Brad- lev" of "Petticoat Junction" ever play the part of Millie's mother on (lie "Meet Millie-" TV show? Jacksonville, I la. 1 ANSWER--Millie's mother was played by Florence Halop. Bca Bcnadcret, or "Kato Bradley." used to play the next-door neighbor on the George Burns Gracie Allen sluiw. Germany seeks a new soiirca of jet plane fuels. ON RADIO TODAY WJCAK-- WNLK- Ueiod WNBC iVUAU-- CJub BOO WA-BC- -Dan IV1CC-.

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Hag; strom. 33 Webster drive; and Frederick J. Harris, 107 Rock- wood avenue. Derby--Franklin T. Cronin, 1 Lakeview terrace; Frank F.

Marcucuio, .18 East Ninth streel, and Joseph Sea glia. 22 Bank street, Milford--Rudolph G. Brouillctle, 58 McDermott street; i i a R. Givin, 31 I Bleacher road; Thomas iGriggs, 142 Bird lane; Robert lacozza, 25. Holbrook street; Van Wyck Loll.

32 Plymouth and Jose Ramirez, 70 South Washington street, and Monroe--Carlo B. DeLuca, School 'street. 15 YEARS WITH DAIRY Howard W. Dohcrty of 2060 Kings Highway. Fairfield, will complete 15 years' service i Brock-Hall Dairy company on March 26.

He is an unassie.n- ied retail route salesman at the company's local branch. iVlUC anli Wi-AD- -Uevotions 1YNLK--iiiiri Poit (VUH uambhng WrBS liodtra: WDVFl r--'emter Pyne A Raj-'cafPOlt IVLAD Concert MUJ JUlutc L-- Club 8CO soundi WKBC-- Keita WNBC Forluae PhO K'i BreakUJt --10115-- n'OR UaTlhx Drane WM.R-- uick Sea ft'CBS-- Link tetter EVjxft Coecert WCHS-- Dr. PraoibUB WNAB Jay Claik WQXK OOHMrt --12 WNAB-- wealh W.SBC-- 0mi BenieU WSLK WUR I nd Peteu WTB i TTABO- 11:1 WCBS-- BUI at Da7 Reed DliHn secudLr WKAB--Jay Clark WQX SOO WUR ArleiiB Francii WCBS Carol p.eed WLAD gporu A'QXR-- B-wny Fei WNAB-- News: Wea WNBCX-Lee Uonr WCBS--Ed Jojce WNAB--Phil fMLUnB WCBS--Ed MaM DIAL SETTINGS WICC-tW WNBC-441 WABS--771 WMMM-UM WINS-ltll WAVZ-1JN WADS-4M WNEW-1IM WSTC-HH DIAL SETTINGS Channel Chinnel Channel Chtnnel Channel Channel Channel Ctuuud IJ WCBS-TV Wile-TV WNBC-TV WNEW-TV WABC-TV WNHC-TV WOR-TV WJ-1X Is There A Hidden Room In Your House? Maybe it's lading a bieezeway, a i or cellar. When you could really use another room to live in. A family room, spare bedroom, playrom or a den.

Don't Lei Space Go To Wasle -Live Bellei Righl Where You Arel Visit Oiir Talk i out competent slaff. Ge-1 i hand advice on I piojeci. DIAL: 368.6701 Monday Thru Friday 7:30 to 5 P.M.--Saturday Til Noon ACOUSTICAL DECORATIVE LUMINOUS SUSPENDED CEILINGS The "professionor ceiling system now in one complete "do-it-yourself" pockageI THE PERFECT ANSWER FOR FINISHING OFF BASEMENT FAMILY ROOM Hides Al! Duels, Pipe and Wiring Yel Easy, Permanent Access Foi Repairs Lowei Too-High, Dated Ceilings To Modern Heights Sei J-M Suspended Ceilings In Our Showrooms Heal For The Extra Room Is No Problem Your Answer Is VITRATHERM ELECTRIC HEATING UNITS--CHOICE OF WALL, BASEBOARD OR CORNICE TYPE i heal is absolutely clean. No dusl, no noiso. Thermostalicolly controlled; overheat, and lemper- alure stays at (he desired level.

It is a a that electric healing equipment is much less expensive to buy and i a than old-fashionod systems. Special limited-Time On; Craftsman V-Plank Weldwood In Blackthorn 01 Briarnul. Full 48 by 96 by mch. $11.98 (reg. $17.95) Perfect Foi The Basemen! Room.

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4 Tn. by 6 Ft, 8 In, UNFINISHED $35 FINISHED S42 HOMASOTE CORK BULLETIN BOARDS Cork oh Both Sides -Beveled Edges No Frame Necessary 12 by 18 inches Jl.19 24 by 36 inches S3.89 13 by 24 inches $2.1) 36 by 48 inches S6.95 ROOMS NEED PAINTING? Vina-Bond Satin-Lux Let our EPS ANSWER MAN show you how to get new interior beauty with these DECORATOR TWINS. Vina-Bond and Satin-Lux are fast drying, easily applied with brush or unsightly streaks or brush marks, fingerprints and smudges wash away. Wide range of modern decorator OUR BPS ANSWER MAN IS YOUR BEST, INFORMED PAINT DEALER. spend for Your Home first rn YOUI omr tKuimr URRITT' UILDING MATERIAL' BRIDGEPORT KNOWLTON STREET AT THE GRAND STREET BRIDGE STRATFORD IM1 WEST 1ROAD STREET AT THE RAILROAD VIADUCT.

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