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PAGE B4 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH SATURDAY, JANUARY 28,1967 Were 1950 fe Greatest Era For Live Drama on TV? By BOB THOMAS AP Movte-Tetevtskm Writer HOLLYWOOD (AP) Most critics and many viewers consider the 1950s to have been television's Elizabethan era, when live television produced vital drama that hasn't been matched since. CBS is making what appears to be a brave attempt to bring back at least a semblance of that era. The network has con' traded for a series of special dramas for "CBS Playhouse," The first is a story of the Vietnam war, "The Final War of Oily Winter," which will appear Sunday. Significantly, the producer is Fred Coe, a name revered for his association with such early SNOW-TRAPPED TRAFFIC Long lines of vehicles remain trapped by drifting Chicago area frozen. This aerial view looks westward snow on Chicago expressways Friday afternoon.

A toward O'Hare Field. (AP Wlrephoto) record snowfall of some 28 inches has traffic In the Capt. Childers' Humane Principle Cost His Life Alton today buried a gallant soldier who died in Vietnam while following the basic principles of humanity which he had learned during his 26 years of life. Capt. Stephen A.

Childers, eon of Mr. and Mrs. M. Childers, 1053 Washington took precautions so he would not kill women and children and It cost him his life. According to a report from Lt Michael Fawkes of Salt 12 Divorces Granted EDWARDSVILLE Twelve uncontested divorces were granted the past week in the Family Division of Circuit Court Decrees entered in area divorce cases, and grounds, were: Dorothy Joan Hartnett of East Alton, from Donald W.

Hartnett, cruelty, and the plaintiff permitted to resume the name of Dysart; Ferne Love, residing at a nursing home in Alhambra, from Marvin C. Love of Wood River, on her counter-complaint of cruelty; Nancy Jane Saylor, from Ron nie Lee Saylor, both of Alton, cruelty, and the plaintiff awarded custody of a child; Rose T. Ambuehl, from Terry C. Ambuehl, both of EdwardsviUe, cruelty; Erma Jean Sutton of East Alton, from Donald Sutton, desertion, with custody of twin daughters awarded to the plaintiff. Fox Hunt Set Feb.

4 SHIPMAN ATA Will sponsor a fox drive Feb. 4 beginning at 9:30 a.m. Only shotguns will be permitted. The ATA Auxiliary will serve lunch at the hall Proceeds from the hunt am lunch will go to the March of Dimes. Lake City, Utah, a close friend of Capt.

Childers who accompanied his body home for today's funeral, during a major encounter in a mountain range of Bien Diem, the Alton soldier died. "Capt. Childers had sent a platoon to check out a cavern force of Viet Cong and the platoon leader and a squad leader were both hit during the encounter," Lt Fawkes said. As soon as Capt. Childers learned of the casualties he decided he would personally go into the cavern.

"He had just taken over as commander of Co. 1st Bat- 14th Infantry, on Nov. 20 and not wanting to get any more men injured he went ntO the cavern next," Lt. Fawkes said. Capt.

Childers had been told hat women and children were being used at the front of the cavern as a shield for the VC men who were deeper In the underground maze of tunnels. "He didn't want to see any of those women and children hit if it could be helped," Fawkes Havana Faces Power Rationing MIAMI, Fla. (AP) Cuba's capital city today faced a month to six weeks of short rations of electric current, a Havana broadcast said. The broadcast, monitored In Miami, said extensive repairs are being made in several power plants which serve the city of 1.6 million population. Interruptions of current may occur between 6 and 9 p.m.

in Havana and environs, 'the broadcast said. It admonished householders to use only essential electric lights and appliances. said, "and just after he and three others started into the cave he was hit." "A flashlight went on in there and the gunfire started. That was the end," Fawkes said. Members of Capt.

Childers Company, who had been stationed around the cavern outside, got him and the others out and returned to their base. "We never did get those VC's out of there," Fawkes said, "but I read in a Los Angeles paper on the way out here that the boys are still working on it." Capt. Childers graduated from Alton High School in 1958 and after a year at Southern Illinois University received an appointment at West Point where he graduated in 1963. While at West Point, Capt. Childers won recognition on the Army swimming team.

He had planned an Army career. Taverns Warned to Renew Permits Now EDWARDSVILLE Tavern owners in unincorporated areas of Madison County who have not obtained their 1967 licenses, are being notified through the sheriff's office, at.the request of County Liquor Commissioner Harold Landolt, that the licenses are now due. Of the 56 licenses issued to date for the new calendar year, nine renewals were granted Thursday by Commissioner Landolt, as follows: R. A. Rapoff, Orchid Lounge, By-pass 66 at Maryville Road, near Granite City; Louis C.

Roustio, Horseshoe Lake Boating and Siding Club, Granite City, Rte. Vera Dickerson, Vera's Tavern, Granite City, Rte. Joseph and Margaret Vanyo, Spuddy's Tavern, Granite City, Rte. Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 951, 3821 E. College, Alton; Es- ther E.

Rainbow Littlejohn, Inn, 1600 Esther's Lebanon Road, Collinsville; George Carroll, Carroll's, 3330 Godfrey Road. Godfrey; Barry Jateff and Thomas Donoff, Fifteen Acres Club, (formerly the Wagon Wheel), Granite City, Rte. Harrison Robertson, Paradise, 205 Terry Madison. Sign Up Begins Jan. 30 Far New Farm Program CARLINVILLE The Macoupin County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service office has announced that the sign up for the 1967 Feed Grain and Wheat Programs will begin on Jan.

30. The sign ups will end on March 3. As in the past, the 1967 feed grain and wheat programs are entirely voluntary. Producers with a feed grain base may take DAR Award Winners Listed At Carrollton High School CARROLLTON Miss Mar- Jorie Booth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Booth, and Rondol Lee Flowers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Murrell Flowers, of Carrollton, have been selected by the faculty of Carrollton High School as winners of the DAR Good Citizenship awards. Marjorle is a member of the National Honor Society, vice president of the senior class, president of the Spanish Club, and president of Student Librarians. She was a member of the senior play cast and a member of the homecoming queen's court.

Rondol also is a member of the National Honor Society, Captain of the band, president of the Young Scientists of America Club and has been active in the Industrial Arts Club. The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution which sponsors the awards, specifies that winning students should excel in the dependability, service, leadership and patriotism. The winners were nominated along with several others by the students and then selected by the faculty. TV LOO (R) Denotes Rebroadcast (C) Denotes Color KTVI (ABC) 2, KMOX (CBS) 4, KSD (NBC) 5, KETC KPLR 11 Grand Ole Opry (R) 4 'News (C) 5 Death Valley (C) 11 Jamboree (portions in color) Editorial (C) Dating Game (C) part in the program and earn a price support payment and be eligible for price support loans, by diverting 20 per cent of his grain base. In addition, the conserving base on the farm must be maintained and the producer must stay within the feed grain base on all other farms in which he has an interest.

Wheat producers may qualify for wheat payments by planting within their wheat allotment. No diversion is required to be eligible for wheat payments. The conserving base and cross compliance requirements are the same as for the feed grain program. Measurement service, available upon request, will help producers be certain that they meet compliance requirements Details are available at the county office. $137 Collected in Shipnum Fund Drive SHIPMAN The Salvation Army Fund drive has been completed in Shipman and a total of $137 was collected.

The envelope type system of solicitation was used. Postmaster Lynn Simmermaker was chairman and Joyce Hunt treasurer of the local MOVIES SAT. EVE Pet" (1958) Mamie Van Doren, Doris Day, Gig Young, Clark Gable Prince" (1954) (C) Ann Blyth, Edmund Purdom, John Ericson on Frisco Bay" (1956) (C) Joanne Dm, Alan Ladd, Edward G. Robinson (1932) Mae Clarke, Boris Karloff A Riot" (1957) Ronald Squire, Kenneth More SUN. of Outlaws" (1952) (C) Alexis Smith, MacDonald Carey Jack" (1949) Marjorle Main, Wallace Beery of Ursus" (1960) (C) Samson Burke 4 Sat, 9:30 p.m., Ch.

2 (C) of the Gunfighter" (C) Ana Martin, Robert Taylor in Black" (1939) Valerie Hobson, Conrad Veidt Fathoms Deep" (1948) Lon Chaney, Lloyd Bridges Roberts" (1955) James Cagney, Jack Lemmon of Marco Polo" (1938) Sigrid Gurie, Gary Cooper the Girls Take Over" (1963) Robert Lowery, Jackie Coogan Lawless" (1950) Gail Russell, MacDonald Carey MON. DAY 9 p.m., Ch. 11 Detroit" (1956) Pat O'Brien, Dennis O'Keefe TIP-TOP PUSH BREAD 4 LOAVES 4 Jackie Gleason (C) 5 Flipper (C) Newlywed Game (C) 5 Please Don't Eat the Daisies (C) Lawrence Welk (C) Mission: Impossible 4 (C) 5 (C) 5 Get Smart Pistols 'N' (C) Petticoats Movie SPECIAL: Hollywood Stars of Tomorrow Awards Meadows Steve Allen hosts (C) 11 Wrestling Gunsmoke (C) 9.30-2 Movie (C) News Weather (C) 11 Roller Derby Movie (C) News Weather (C) Joe Pyne Show (C) The Beat (C) Jazz Scene ABC News (C) Movie Merv Griffin Show Frankly Speaking (C) Movie News Sports Credo Weather News Religion (C) Sunday January 29 Religion News (C) The Christophers Big Picture (C) Credo News Break Pattern for Living (R) 4 Camera Three 5 Lester Family (C) Message of Rabbi 4 Sunday Morning (C)' 5 Gospel Singing Jubilee 11 Newsreels The Answer (R) 11 Songs of Faith Faith of Our Fathers (C) 11 Church of Christ Religious Reporter Sacred Heart 4 Lamp Unto My Feet 5 Metropolitan Church (C) 11 Buck's Ranch Catholic Mass Look Up Live 5 tie Life (C) 11 Allen ftevtori Bullwinkle (C) 4 Montage (C) 5 Catholic Hour (C) 11 The Christophers Discovery (C) 4 Way of Life (C) 5 Atom Ant (C) 11 Herald of Truth Beany Cecil 4 The Church Is You (C) 5 Gorky's Colorama (C) 11 3rd Baptist Church Peter Potamus 4 Face the Nation 5 Animal Secrete (C) Davey Goliath Linus the Lionhearted 4 Movie (C) 5 Meet the Press (C) 11 Upbeat Stingray (C) (R) 5 Movie Movie (C) 11 Changing Times International Trader News (C) Sports Spectacular (C) series as Television Playhouse, i 1 o-Goodyear Playhouse, Playwrights 56 and Playhouse 90. Coe, who turned in recent years to producing plays "The Miracle Worker" and films "A Thousand Clowns" seemed delighted to be back in the medium in which he began 20 years ago. I 11 Wrestling (R) Richard Diamond (R) American Sportsman (C) 4 SPECIAL: Emlyn William's "Dickens" 5 SPECIAL: Orange Bowl Regatta (C) 11 SPECIAL: AH-American Football Team (C) SPECIAL: Los Angeles Invitational Open Movie (C) 4 SEASON PREMIERE: Scholarqulz (C) 5 Wild Kingdom (C) Amateur Hour (C) College Bowl (C) SEASON PREMIERE: 21st Century "Jan.

29, 2901" (C) 5 McGee Report (C)' 11 Championship Bowling (C) Eye on St. Louis (C) 5 Telephone Hour (C) SUNDAY EVENING Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea (C) 4 Lassie (C) 11 Traventure Theatre (C) It's About Time (C) 5 Disney's legher Goes West" (Pt. 1) (C) The F.B.I. (C) 4 Ed Sullivan (C) 11 Profiles in Courage (R) Hey, Landlord! (C) Movie (C) 4 SEASON PREMIERE: CBS Final War of Oily Winter" (C) 5 Bonanza (C) 11 Focus on St. Louis Candid Camera (C) 5 SPECIAL: "The Roya; Palaces" (C) 11 Movie What's My Line? (C) Movie 5 News Coe's drama will be opposite NBC's top-ranked "Bonanza." He was asked if CBS wouldn't be accused of cowardice in not scheduling "Playhouse" where it had a better chance to gain a rating.

"I don't think CBS is presenting this series as a popularity contest," the producer replied. "I'm sure everyone would be very happy If our show does as well as 'Death of a which made a very good rating although It didn't beat 'Bonanza." "The aim seems to be not to win viewers away from but to attract new viewers who seldom watch television. Weather 4 (C) Movie Movie Movie ABC News (C) Scope News (C) Movie News Sports Credo News Religion (C) Monday January 30 Religion News (C) Town Country (C) P.S. 4 (C) 5 Focus: Your World Credo Farm Report "Prayer And The Spiritual Healing Movement" AUTOMATIC HUMIDIFIM SALES and SERVICE ALTON BOTTLED GAS Godfrey Road Ph. 4M-MU a.

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