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TV LOG FOR TONIGHT TOMORROW TONIGHT 5:00 P.M. 2 Burns and Allen 4 (:10) (Popeye to 8) 7 American Bandstand 5:30 P.M. 2 3 Stooges 5 Early Show starring Gary Cooper. An incurable Good Samaritan gets into one Jam after another. 7 Rin-Tin-Tin 6 00 P.M.

2 Amos Andy 4 Boxing Tony Anthony tangles with Billv i Hunter in a 10-round bout from Madison Sauare Garden. 7 Shell News (:15) John Daly, News 9 Poindexter (:15) Friendly Giant 6:30 P.M. 2 Collie 4 Treasure 7 Six Thirty Movie 5 KPIX News (:10) Russ Hodges (: 15) CBS News 9 Portrait in Music P.M. 2 Brave Stallion 4 News 9 Around and About 7:30 P.M. 2 Flight 4 Treasure 5 Rawhide 7 Walt Disney Presents Part I of the "Swamp the exciting story of Francis Marion of revolutionary war davs.

9 Japanese Paper Folding 8:00 P.M. 2 Coaches Bench 4 Troubleshooters 9 Great Challenge 8:30 P.M. 2 Channel 2 Presents "Call Northside starring James Stewart. Lee J. Cobb and Helen Walker.

A true story of a Chicago newspaperman who proves a man innocent of murdering a policeman after 11 years. KTIAA Saturday, Oct. 24, 1959 1510 Kilo On To Get Up By News Sports Page To Get Up By Time 8.45—Newspaper of Air 9 Polka Party Folk Dance Festival of the Air paper of the Air in Music of Air Sports Page Sherbert Shop Varieties Traveler Newspaper of the Air Music Headlines Music of the Air Off RADIO TONIGHT P.M. Thomas :10. Frank Gifford :15, Five Minute Final :20.

California Edition Steward :05, Edve Gorme 10, Euddv Webber :25. Sports News .05. George Lemont :05, Colvig Commute :25. Sports News 5:30 P.M. :05, Bob Colvig :15.

Shell Sports Lemont Harmon :45, Frank Goss :55, Point of Law Winter :45. Orval Anderson 6:00 P.M. :05. Colvig Commute Roddy :15. Bud Foster 15, World Tonight Morgan :15.

Virgil Pinkley P.M. :45, Alex Dreier Business News 35. Masters of Melodv Commute Daly :40, Arthur Van Horne :45. Profit Research 7:00 P.M. :05.

Serenade in Hi-Fi News :05, Amos Andy and Gold W. Vandercook :05, Musical Americana :05. Colvig Commute 7:30 P.M. in Hi-Fi :45, Sports Highlights Commute Analysis :35, Andv Griffith :40, Burns Sc Allen :45, Bob Rav 8:00 P.M. Hall of the World KCBS- News :05, Viewpoint :05.

Parade of Hits 8:30 P.M. Polka Party Time Tape Time :55, Weekday News 9:00 P.M. Hall :05, Lucky Dance Time :05, People Are Funnv :05, Arbogast and A1 Institute 9:30 P.M. Dance Time :45, Vignette :50, Calif. Tonight KGO--The World Tomorrow 10:00 P.M.

Serenade :05. Arbogast and A1 :15. Lucky Dance Time to Midnight Reporter 15, Don Klein, Sports :30, Craig Harrison to the Bible :30. Air Mail from God :45, Opera Curtain Time 11:00 P.M. :05, Night Number :30, Music Till Dawn Blue.

Last Word in Sports 15. Music Serenade :05, Arbogast and A1 12 Midnight Till Dawn KSFO- News :05. Nightcap Show Roy to 2 a.m. Quiet Hours, to 6 a.m. 1 4 Beil Hour Burl Ives.

Dolores Gray. Art Lund. Patrice Munsell and Brian Sullivan will be among the guests on this musical hour. 5 Hotel Paree 7 Man From Blackhawk 9:00 P.M. 5 Red Skelton 7 77 Sunset Strip 9 Piano Recital (live) 9:30 P.M.

4 M-Squad 5 Hollywood Playhouse 9 The Painting (live) 10:00 P.M. 2 News Roundup (:15) Sports Final (:25) Weather 4 Major Movie Maureen O'Hara and Anthony Quinn star in the dramatic story of a matador who faces death on the horns of the bulls. 5 Twilight Zone 7 Robert Taylor Robert Taylor stars as a detective captain who investigates the shooting of a 14-vear-old boy. 9 Portrait in Music 10:30 P.M. 2 Don Sherwood 5 Person To Person 7 Black Saddle 11:00 P.M.

2 Charter Boat 4 (:15) Jack Paar Show 5 The Big Movie "They Knew What Thev starring Charles Laughton and Carole Lombard. A man marries a much younger girl with tragedv resulting. 7 Wm. Winter: (:15) Sports: (:20) Meet McGraw (:50) Movie "Tennessee Johnson." starring Van Heflin, Lionel Barrymore and Ruth Hussey. A young tailor's apprentice who becomes 17th President of the U.S.

11:30 P.M. 2 Early Late Show "The starring Robert Cummings and Gloria Jean. A young girl living with her grandparents in a tenement wins a trip with members of an exclusive girls school. 12:30 A.M. 5 The Late Show "The Postman Doesn't Ring starring Richard Travis and Brenda Joyce.

A government mail sack is found 50 vears later, and the post office under- takes to deliver the letters. 1:00 A.M. 4 Night Watch 1:30 A.M. 4 Chronicle News SATURDAY 6:30 A.M. 5 Agricultural Show 7:00 A.M.

5 Captain Fortune 7:30 A.M. i 4 Popeye 8:00 A.M. 5 Captain Surprise Package 9.00 A.M. 2 Gateway Theater 4 Ruff and Reddy 9:30 A.M. 4 Fury 10:00 A.M.

2 Bible Answers (: 15) Industry on Parade 4 Pre-Football Show 5 Heckle and Jeckle 10:15 A.M. 4 Football. MSC vs. N.D. 10:30 A.M.

2 Gateway Theater 5 Micky Mouse Playhouse 7 (:45) Pork Pig and Pals 11 A.M. 5 Crusader Rabbit 7 King Norman 11:30 A.M. 5 The Lone Ranger 12 NOON 2 Famous Playhouse 5 Sky King 7 Soupy Sales 12:30 P.M. 2 Movie Matinee 5 Colonel Bleep 7 Paris Precinct 1:00 P.M. 4 Sports; (: 15) Football 5 I Led Three Lives 7 Saturday Matinee 1:30 P.M.

4 Double Feature 5 Thoroughbred Race 7 Saturday Matinee P.M. 2 Ramar 5 The Great Adventure 2:30 P.M. 2 Jungle Jim 5 Sports Featurette 7 Look At Homes 3:00 P.M. 2 Gene Autry Show 7 Wrestling 3:30 M. 4 Laurel-Hardy 5 Whirlybirds 7 Joe Palooka 4:00 P.M.

2 Roy Rogers Show 4 True Story 5 Dance Party 7 Hopalong Cassidy FIRST PLANE TO TUNNEL Toll taker Amedeo Tesla did a double take but took only a single toll when this airplane-auto taxied up to Sumner Tunnel in Boston. Called an aerocar by its inventor, Moulton Taylor of Longview, it land- 3 3 Friday, Ocfober 23 1959 29 REDWO0D EMPIRE Lumber Supply op en 1 days 8 to 6 DRIVE IN SELF SERVICE SUPER MART Everything for the WEEK-END BUILDER ONE-STOP SHOP GREENBRAE 2144 l6l HO 1-5521 Shop On Our FALL FENCING SPECIALS All Pre-Cut Redwood SOLID BOARD--- FINISHED STOCK 5 FT. HIGH QOf! runn'n9 OO foot A complete kit, posts, stringers end boards 6-FT. SOLID BOARD Finished 92 ed at nearby Logan airport as an airplane. Taylor then took off wings, hung them behind and drove to tunnel on way to a sports car show in Boston.

Testa charged regular 20- cent toll. (AP Wirephoto) Redwood ft. Director Upholds Rule Of 'Show Must Go On 7 Check Heater Fire Hazards Before Winter, Chief Asks FOOTBALL SAT. KGO 10:10 a.m. Dame-Northwestern State -Stanford-Southern Calif.

49ers-Chicago Bears SAT. KSFO 1:05 p.m.- SAT. KCBS 1:35 p.m SUN. KSFO 1:10 p.m. RADIO TOMORROW 6:00 AM.

Overture Holidav :05. Owen Spann :05, Wally King 6:30 A.M. Holiday Spann :55 Bav Area News 7:00 A.M. Overture :05, Snorts :10 Monitor News Roundup 1 15, Owen Spann Around World :15. Profit Research :05.

Wally King 7:30 A.M. Goss :45, Changing Times Holiday :55. Weekend News :35. Monitor 6 A.M. :05, Sports :10.

Monitor :05, Owen Spann Holiday Overture 05. Wally King A.M. Salute :45. Construction News Spann Wilson Tells Al1 :55, Weekend News 9:00 A.M. Princess Overture :05.

Dick Cook Pledger :05, Owen Spann 9:30 A.M. Snann Holiday :55. Album Time Pledger A.M. Pledger in the Morning :05, Craie Harrison Holidav :25, Baseball Dugout :05, Dick Cook 10:30 A.M. Roth Pledger Holiday :55, Weekend News 11:00 A.M.

Holiday :25. News in the Morning 05, Dick Cook KNBC-Doug Pledger :05, Gordon Roth 11:30 A.M. Foley :45, Monitor Holiday :55, Weekend News 12 Noon Farm- Home Hour :25, Alex Dreier Masterpieces Holiday :25. News :05. Gordon Ftoth :05, Parade of Hits 12:30 P.M Farm Review Roth Holiday :55.

Weekend News 1:00 P.M. :10. Monitor KCBS- -News Fred Wilcox in the Afternoon Scoreboard :10. News 15. Calif.

Holidav :05. Parade of Hits 1:30 P.M. 35. Monitor Wilcox Holiday Weekend News 2:00 P.M. :05 Fred Wilcox Holiday in the Afternoon :05, Parade of Hits 2:30 P.M.

Holidav :55. Weekend News :35. Monitor Wilcox 3:00 P.M. KNBC News :05. Monitor in the Afternoon Holiday :25.

News :05. Fred Wilcox :05. Parade of Hits 3:30 P.M. :35, Monitor Fred Wilcox :35, Monitor KGO -California Holidav :25. News 4:00 P.M.

:05. Fred Wilcox Holiday :25. News :05, Sports :10. Monitor :05. Parade of Hits 4:30 P.M.

Wilcox KNBC- News 35 Monitor Holidav :55, Weekend News Novato Fire Chief George Cavallero today warned residents that the winter season is approaching and urged them to check heaters and fireplaces. He was joined in the warning by Chief Charles Thornton of Fairfax, Chief A. T. Henrich of Ross, Chief Richard R. Flaherty of Terra Linda.

Chief Clarence Johansen and Fire Marshal V. J. B. Cheda of San Rafael. Cavallero said these fire safe- Seminar On Peace Slated For Tonight Members of the American Friends Service Committee and the Marin Peace Center will hold a dinner and round-table discussion at 6:30 to-1 night to begin a semi-; at Forest Farm Summer Camp in Forest Knolls, lasting through Sunday.

The seminar is expected to be attended by more than 40 persons, reported coordinators Phillip Drath and Ross Flana -1 gan of the Marin Peace Center. The seminar, entitled pelling the Myths of the Nuclear will start with meeting to consider of At a workshop following breakfast at 7:30 a m. tomorrow, members will plan a door-to-door canvass of parts of San Rafael and San Anselmo. to be conducted during the afternoon. will ask questions dealing with problems of world said Drath.

Attitudes on world disarmament and the Khrushchev visit to this country will be sought. Another round-table discussion Sunday will follow breakfast, said Drath, to consider I and techniques which offer hope for world Discussion leaders at the conferences will be Trevor Thomas, Ben Seavers and Robert Pickus. All of the discussions will be open to the public, said 1 Drath. ty precautions should be followed: All types of floor and wall heaters should be checked for accumulation of lint, dust and papers. Such foreign matter is extremely dangerous and can smoulder and cause a fire once the heaters are lit, Cavallero said.

The chief also warned of potential dangers from fireplaces, lack of fire screens and improper ventilation, and suggested the following safety measures: Fireplaces: Chimneys should be cleaned to remove soot accumulation, thus preventing hot sparks from reaching the roof. As an extra precaution, a hood should be used to cover the chimney. Fireplace screens: All types of fireplaces should have screen, the chief said to prevent sparks from reaching rugs and other combustible materials. Ventilation: If heaters or open fireplaces are left burnings at night, a window in the room should be left open, even if only a few inches. In the event of accidental blaze, the fresh air entering the room through the window would prevent oc-j cupants from being overcome by smoke or fumes.

Congressman To Visit Nike Base Rep. Charles R. Jonas of North Carolina is scheduled to arrive at Ft. Baker, Sausalito, at 9:45 a m. Monday to begin a tour of Nike missile sites and other Bay Area military installations.

Jonas, a member of the defense sub-committee of the House appropriations committee. will be met by Maj. Gen. E. J.

McGaw, commander of Sixth Region Army Air Defense headquarters. The Irony Of It COLUMBUS, Ohio William H. McGuffey. the great educator who died in 1873 and who authored the famous McGuffey reader, once was rejected for a teaching position when he failed to pass the examination. LECTURER Mrs.

Florence Mayberry will discuss is the at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Jewish Community Center in San Rafael. The lecture is free to the public. MARIN CALENDAR TONIGHT: Sausalito Little Theater presents "Time of Your 8:30 p.m., 745'a Bridgeway. Ross Valley Players present "The 8:30 p.m., the Barn, Marin Art and Garden Center, Ross.

Alcoholics Anonymous. Terra Linda Discussion Group, 8:30 p.m., Lutheran Church. Bolinas Community, 8 p.m., Community Center. Boots, 9 Star Hall, San Anselmo. Country Mixers, 8:30 p.m., IDESI Hall, Novato.

Southern Marin Folk Dancers, 8:15 p.m.. Southern Marin Recreation Center, Tiburon. Stores open until 9 m. San Rafael, Corte Madera Center, Novato and San Anselmo. Alcoholics Anonymous.

Novato Group, 8:30 p.m., Fifth street and Grant avenue. Alcoholics Anonymous, Sir Francis Drake Group, 8:30 p.m., St. Church. Inverness. DeMolay, Ross Valley Chapter, 7:30 p.m., Fairfax Masonic Hall, Larkspur.

TOMORROW: Ross Valley Players present "The 8 p.m., the Barn. Marin Art and Garden Center, Ross. Sausalito Little Theater presents "Time of Your 8 30 p.m., i 7451 2 Bridgeway. American Legion. Marin Women's Post 757, 1 p.m., 20 Dellwood court, San Rafael.

Alcoholics Anonymous, San Ra- fael Saturday Night Group. 8:30 p.m., Trinity Lutheran Church. Double Diamonds, 8 p.m., IDESI Hall. Novato. Marin Senior 1:30 p.m., Isabel Cook School, San Anselmo.

Portraits On Display At Bank In Belvedere Throughout the rest of this month, portraits of local people by Rita Graves will be on exhibit at the First National Bank in San Belvedere-Tiburon office on the Boardwalk at Belvedere. On display are photographs of men and women, children and animals by Miss Graves, whose studio is on Main street. By LARRY LOVETT The familiar adage show must go was never more appropriately apparent than last Friday night at the Sausalito Little Theater when director John Brebner took over the lead role in of Your on 24-hour notice as the Saroyan classic opened for a run of five weekends. The crisis arose the night before opening when Bob O'Leary cast in the role of unable to continue. With the bulk of the action laid in a lower level bar on San Embarcadero as Joe sits at his accustomed table, Brebner did a masterful job of portraying the part of a human, understanding, apparently homeless citizen of the waterfront whose ever present wealth remains a mystery to his friends.

Although Brebner referred to his script occasionally, his inflections and mannerisms were so convincing as to make his reliance on written words almost unnoticeable. Time of Your is described in the program as a comedy; but it would more correctly fall into the category of stark drama as it draws out the poignant tragedy in the lives of a parade of characters who appear in Bar on the Embarcadero. Kitty Duval, the lead feminine role, is played by a newcomer to Sausalito, Yvonne Lynn. Kitty, who says she has! been a burlesque queen but who also makes a living nearby in the oldest profession, is the central tragic figure, as she becomes the love interest of Tom, a waterfront nondescript played by Robert Her-1 rell. Miss Lynn executes a masterful performance in portraying! the many moods and characteristics demanded by her part.

The play is characteristic Saroyan, whose trademark is that of a series of character studies; and this vehicle is noj exception. Jn Time of Your one of the characters is a policeman played by Mike Kane, who sums up the feeling of many as he comments, all Another is the Arab, done by Joe Bologna, as he repeats his one line with monot-j onous regularity, founda-j tion all the way down the Many parts were limited in execution but none to finished perfection. Among these are Harry the dancer done by Bob; Chiappari, and his piano ing partner, played by Leonard Jared. The climax, smoothly executed by Chuck Fesler as Blick, and John Perry as Kit Carson, brought the lengthy production to a sudden peak that merited its long applause. Time of Your is done in the round.

The single set, excellently done by Nan Fowler, and the smoothness of action resulting from Bud stage management, combined with direction to produce a vehicle which held the audience's attention throughout. Time of Your will be presented four additional Friday and Saturday evenings at 8:30. NOTICE Advance Equipment Supply Company Your one stop pool company is no if opes sei en DAYS 4 WEEK 9 till 6 for your convenience Featuring The New Cloreze Automatic Pool Clorinator Once in a lifetime HEATER SPECIAL this month only DIVING BOARD COVERS All colors Big Fall Discounts on all FOAM PLASTIC pool items GL 4-9555 I) Street Across from San Rafael Post Office FOREIGN CAR TIRES By Dunlop Cain jtocks nzes from Fiat to Rollt Royce! sell 'em at discounted prices AND we retread all foreign sizes in ihe great Dunlop design. 1-DAY 11 SERVICE ONE PRICE CAIN TIRE CENTER 20 Greenfield San Anselmo, GL 4-8362 CHARGE KEYS WELCOME! 95 By LEON C. SMITH been reading so much about space flights and visitors from other planets zipping about in flying saucers, just figured a warning was due.

panic if you see strange shapes flitting across the face of the moon come Oct. 31. For Halloween evening the night when witches jockey their jet-propelled brooms side-sad- rile, and hobgoblins roam the land. Along with the supernatural aspects you can expect a swarm of neighborhood kids looking as wild as they sometimes seem to their parents and offering you a choice of "tricks or Our advice is have the ready. Halloween is no time to push your luck.

This miRht be the night the small green men in the saucers decide to land. A schoolboy who was struck by a school principal in Illinois was awarded $1000 for the blow. really collecting interest on the principal. And of course it is to your interest to maintain your automobile in A-l condition, to insure maximum protection for you and your family. Driving with fault?) brakes and threadbare tires only tempting fate.

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