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-PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE! THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1966. 37- Complete Television Programs for Thursday will tell nil part In "li Paris Burn. 1 1 II II I It III HI III II I I VlllltllltlllllllMllllllliullllllllllllllllllllllll TV KEY PREVIEWS Today' top thous as previewed by reporter) in Hollywood and New York. 17:30 p. m.

(2tJ () Bulnwn. "Batman Makes the Scenes." i Repeal I The fish loving Penguin causes qulle a ruckus when he crashes a charity dinner for millionaires only. Our villain concocts a sneaky plan involving a giant dinner cake, and does his best to upstage the charity-minded, lovely young Miss Natural Resources. 18:00 p. m.

GDGh'K'-t. "Ask Helpful Hannah." (Repeat) A cute show which has Gldget in one of her always pres. ent dilemmas. When Gldget decides to criticize the way the advice column in the school paper is handled, she finds herself saddled with the job of writing It. Her advice and meddling lead to some funny situations.

0:00 p. m. (3) Bewitched. "And Then There Weif Three." (Repeat) Fans who may have missed the episode in which Samantha had her baby will get a second chance to witness the blessed event tonight. At long last, Sam and Darrln become proud parents, but that's only half the fun as mistaken identity, meddling witch grandmothers, and rigid nurses are thrown in for goxi measure.

p. m. (B CD Dean Martin Summer show. A strong stress on comedy tonight as hosts Rowan and Martin do a bit involving TV coverage of a safe cracking and join Dom De Luiso in a lengthy chess match. In addition, De Luiso gets laughs with his routine about a guy who wins a girl with his karate technique.

Guests Jackie Vernon offers a comedy monologue and Barbara McNnlr delivers "I Feel a Song Comin' On." Sexy Lainie Kazan does a "Porgy and Bess" medley while Judl Rolin counters with "I'm Old Fashioned." 10:00 P. 31. t3D CB CD nn Martin Slimmer Show (See TV Key) TC CJO 0(8 Movie (Cont) (4) AveiiRers "What the Butler Sow," starrlna Poh irk Mucnee nod Diana Rlgg Steed heroines a gentleman's gentleman, and t-inma tores a trite worse than death, when Steed a ornup o' So tiers ore Olieiritiny a Snyrlng obtaining vital defense secrets anil loins the "club." T3) SuM four ot Snkl's minute masterpieces- the Stampeding ot lady Bastohie 'j "Srednl Voshlnr1'; "The Way ot fhe Dairy and A Defensive 10:30 P. 31. t3D CB CD 'an Martin out.) tCiD (1 Movie (f ont.) (4) Avengers (Cont.) Q3) Sakl (Cont.) I 1:00 P.

31. tlT) Adam News World Tonight News (4) VA Conway News 6) News CD (93 11:15 til) Tonight Arthur Codtrey hosts with Quests-Ahe Burrows, April Olrich, Linoo Sioif. (4) Movie 1. "Honky Tonk 119111 J. "A Bill Ot (191J) (Til CB CD Tonight (See TV Key) 11:10 (J) Movie "Cobro Woman." 1(5) Movie Wings and the Woman 11:45 (3D Mcrv C.riffln Feotureci guests: Carat Burnett, Xavter Cuaot and Chnro, S.

Pulley, Tiger Hnvnes, Emily Vonry, with Arthur Trencher, Mort Lindsey ond the or cheslra. 1:05 (fl) Devotional Moments News 1:15 CD Movie "No Place to Hide." 11956) (JfJ Tell Me Doctor Brothers llllllllllllllllll'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIITIII TV Mailbag Question Please tell me If Burt Lancaster or Robert Ryan played in "Come Back, Little Sheba" with Shirley Booth or both. V. C. M.

Answer Co-starring with Miss Booth in "Come Back, Little Sheba" was Lancaster. Itobert fXya played opMslte her In b' second starring film, "AbtJ? Mrs. Leslie." finding that the rapidly-drawing rlty Is encroaching upon his frogponds rle-cites to take steps to momlaln his tia-riitlonal method of making a living In ttie face ol urban sprawl winner ol the Grand Priii Award, Bioadiusleri Festival, ItoJ. 7:30 P. 31.

tTO CB CD Daniel Boone "Th tick Dfliwrl hrnmM trtenrtly with a notorious reneuode ht it lend mo to (he gullowt. Aldo Kay tjueht ftturs, (3D ffjD Minister Hot man ond Grnnripa durover a turret room with a nifMout Indicating pir at tiraMirt li hot led Inert in "lh Trtmurt ot Mncklnublrd Htlahti.M t(3) Cf) But man (See TV Key) Q31 Summer Fun A visit to the Children 7n In Hloh-land Pork to find out how the animals ore cored for and led. 0:00 P. 31. 1'1) CB CD Ione (Cont.) t(D C) 06J Cilllgan's Island tC4) didicet (See TV Key) ope Inotnth analysis of the stones behind the headlines with ABr news commentator Howard K.

Smith. 11:30 P. 31. 1TD CB CD i-urwiii The treasure ot San Ombln A Mexican mayor hirs Kanper BinnMf to drill a group at lurmcti at tolditi. OT (9) 3Q1 My Three Sons Ritnie brlnui home womnn enlorer wiio-ie tales ot adventure make Sieve I domestic lite seem tame.

1(4) Double Life "Phvle Tokis Wile," stnrrlng Red Butlons with co-star Fred Clark Henry romances tody physicist to lest her loyalty lo America. (Kcpeatl. (13) History of Negro I'eoplo "the Neoro ond the South The way ol lite tor the 43 million whites and million Negroes below the Mason Dixon line Is analysed hv some ot the ol-liens who are Involved in the Souths problem. Interviewed on camera in Mississippi are yvllom Elliot, Mayor ot Oxford, and Circuit Judge Walter Borr. Neoroes Interviewed Include mechanic, a teacher, ond the Roverend W.

H. Redmond. 0:0 P. 31. tH) CB CD I-aredo (Cont) tCJD (5) Movie "Mary Mory." (I9M) (4) Bewitched (See TV Key) Q3) Writer's World "Fiction: The Personal Dimension A writer personal experiences ond the way In which he constructs ostensibly fictional characters ond plots is talked over by authors Louis Auchlncloss, pwiaht McDonald, Joseph Teller ond Wallace Marklleld.

0:30 P. 31. tH CB CD M'le Finn's Darin ond in, t(D (H) Movie (Cont.) (3) Teyton Tlace Chris spills the truth of Inst; Betty receives a shattering letter; for Allison, a sod feeling of having mode a terrible mistake. Writer's World (Cont.) 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II II 1 1 1 Mil 1 1 1 1 I II 1 1 1 II II I 1 Takes Turn for Nurse Eve Arden, guesting at a top sergeant-type maternity nurse, orders Dick York, who's been bewitched again, out of the hospital in "And Then There Were Three." This is tonight'i repeat episode on "Bewitched," Channel 4 at 9 o'clock. til: 15 p.

m. JTJ The Tonight Show. Arthur Godfrey, an old hand at hosting chores, is the guest emcee for tonight's session of conversation and songs. Broadway playwright and director Abe Burrows is among the scheduled guests. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII CBS Looks at 'Rat Run Tour Mines Beneath Site Delay WECO-TV By WIN FANNING JD WIIC (NBCI Pittsburgh KDKA (CBS) Pittsburgh WTAE (ABC)-PltUburch QJ) WWED (NET)-Pittsburgh tfc) WJAC (NBC-ABC) Johnstown (7) WTRF (NBC-ABC) Wheeling 3D WSTV (ABC-CBS) Steubenvllle fjrj WFBG (ABC-CBS) Altoona tColor 5:55 a Farm Report 6:00 (UJ Quest (J3 itles and Negroes CTTJ Farm Report (Z) CD Summer Semester 6:35 JTJ Devotional Moments 6:40 JTJ Musto With Morgan 6:55 Thought for the Day 7lOO A.

51. ID ffl (Z) Today Musical entertainment will be provided by Chad Mitchell, finger Philip Burton and Dino Merrill rend Irnm Shakespeare Ann Lowe, fashion designer, will be interviewed. Q) Daybreak Gmny Corrol weekly fashion show wilt deal with "Fun These ore lest expensive furs that con be purchased tor more than the reason of loons Guests James Monclni, Harold Mnrtmon. Allen McCroav ol the speieogicot society 01 putsourgn. R.

D. No. 9 OU Farm Newt 7:00 CD Newe 7:10 5 Chat With 7:15 (Jjj) Just For Kids (UJ News A. 31. (D Daybreak (Cont.) GJ) Peter Polamus Today (Cont.) Cartoons Just For Kids (Cont) 7:45 King and Odle 0:00 A.

2l. tJT) Today (Cont.) (J) Daybreak (Cont) (3) Romper Room (j) J5) Captain Kangaroo 8:15 (2) Captain Kangaroo News 0:30 A. 31. t(TT) (5) CD Today (Cont.) CD H) Captain -Kangaroo (Cont) (3) Romper Room (Cont) 8:45 (3) Rickl and Copper 0:00 A. 31.

tJT) Hot Line Critic Win Penning onswers viewer auestions obout the entertainment world. Ran Jaye hosts. GQ The McCoys S) Rlckl and Copper (Cont.) Romper Room Cp Ben Casey Supermarket Sweep Gloria A. 31. COD Girl Talk Virginia Graham hosts.

Guests: Actresses Marge Champion ond Margaret Lindsay and Composer June Carroll. CQ Password (4) Leave It to Beaver (g) Romper Room (Cont.) (7) Ben Casey (Cont.) Dating Game flo) Operation Alphabet 10:00 A. 31. Eye Guess (5) Love of Life Jean Connelly Former Technical Sgt. Tom Connelly Inu? Women Amoteur Mrs fra wean mint ol me Championship ol the uOA (9) I Love I.iicy Divorce Court dC (B Nwi (2) Newt John Reed King 1 0:110 A.

31. OS) GB QD Concentration (2) As the World Turns (4) Movie "A VonH at Eton." The McCoys Divorce Court (Cont.) 11:00 A. 31. tSD G5) (3D (30 19) OQJ Andy of Mayberry 3) Movie (Cont.) A. 31.

tJT) (5) (7) Showdown CD (2) (H) Wick Van Dyke (4) Movlo (Cont.) tJT) News Rosier, Kiely CD News at Noon (g) Movie (Cont) 6J Jeopardy (7) News (j) OR) Love of Life 12:15 C41 News Ide; Weather Slinnn (J) My Guest 12:25 (g) News 12:0 I. 31. tJD (5) (7) SwIiiRln' Country GO Cfi 5 Sean for Tomorrow GC Gypsy Rose Lee Gvpsy ond Judy Oariond reminisce abo.it their careers in show biz. backstage conditions, and the loughs. 12:43 (2) QD H) Guiding Light 12:55 (H) CB CZ) 1:00 I.

31. JD Give It a Whirl (2) Mike Douglas Guests: Eartha Km. octrees, singer, dancer Frank Fanelll, Ragtime piano- fiiaver Max Morath, Leon Shlmkm, discuss book "Hope For Man" by Joshua Leibman. fZ) Ben Casey (6) News (J) General Hospital Tel-All Q3) Farm, Home and Garden 1:15 Jack LaLanne P. 31.

tJD CD Let's Make a Deal CI) Mike Douglas (Cont) (2Q Ben Casey (Cont) (6) Rural Review As the World Turns Living Word QD News 2:00 P. 31. tH) CB Days of Our Lives CP Mike Douglas (Cont.) (4) Newlywed Game (Jg (0) Password 2:30 I. 31. CCD CB CD Doctors tC5) (5) E) House Party (g) Time for Us 2:55 News Ido :00 P.

31. t(iT) (B (7) Another World () C9D H) To Tell the Truth General Hospital 3:25 CD 33) News P. 31. tE) CB CZ) '0l Don't Say IN PITTSBURGH, as those with even fairly long memories will readily recall, about the hardest thing to do is to put a television station on the air. Only Channel 2 (then Channel 3) came on more or less as CD CB 33) Edge of Night Nurses P.

31. t(TTJ CB Match Game GD J5) Secret Storm tC4) Popeye (J) Mike Douglas 4:25 JT) B1T "The Toll Texim" (1M3) C) Retrospection 1:30 P. 31. fJTJ Big Show (Cont) (2) Rifleman "Apprentice Sheriff." t(3) Cartoons CB Leave It To Beaver (7) Mike Douglas (Cont.) 0) Superman (fq) Movie "Special Agent." (IMS) P. 31.

QTj Big Show (Cont) (5) Movie 'Hudson's Bay." (1940) (5) Adventure Time t(B Huckleberry Hound (7) Mike Douglas (Cont.) (40 The Deputy (jj) Movie (Cont) 5:30 P. 31. (TT) Big Show (Cont.) (J) Movie (Cont.) C4) Adventure Time (Cont.) (6) The Deputy t(7) Huckleberry Hound I-awnian (J5) Movie (Cont) (Q) What's New 0:00 P. 31. tJT) News Alan Boal (T) (JD Movies (Cont.) (45 News Jennings CB CD New Movies on TV iliiiiiiiitiiiiiiniuiiniiiiiiiiMiiMiiinniniiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii Mary." (1003) Debbie Reyn-lds, Barry Nelson.

11:15 p. m. 1. "Honky Tonk." (1911) First screen meeting ol Gable and Turner; he's a gambler, and she's a good girl. Enough action and loving to please most of their fans.

Clark Gable, Lana Turner. 2. "A Bill of Divorce, ment." (1932) A father who has been in a mental institution returns to his home and his daughter, who feels a strong bond for liim. Superlatively acted. John Barry-more, Katharine Hepburn.

11:10 p. m. (g) "Cobra Women." (19-14) Another in tlie Jon Hall-Maria Montez Arabian Nights epics with the WASHABLE CEILINGS Installed by $30-00 Craftsman 81IO FitEE ESTIMATES CALL EM. 1-1600 91S N. Ntgl.y Pgh.

4 MM Highlights on Radio (U New Orleans Juzi 6:15 News Ido 6:25 (3) Weather Schano 0:30 P. 31. tCUJ CB CD Huntley- Brlnkley t(2) fl(5) News Cronkife (4) Cheyenne (J5) Book Beat James Meredith talks about the experiences, the thoughts and the feelings thot led him to write "Three Years in Mississippi. Host. Robert Cromie, of the Chicago Tribune.

7:00 P. 31. tflQ) Yogi Bear fjf) World Today Newg (4) Cheyenne (Con't) CB Littlest Hobo CD Colt .45 (J) (TO) Rifleman (JJ Nine on Japan "The Frog Catcher." A frog-catcher 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Elll 111 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 10:30 a. m. "A Yank at Eton" (1912) A brash lad goes to school In England and the result is forced comedy.

Mickey Rooney, Peter Law-ford. 4:25 p. m. (JT) "The Tall Texan (1953) A group of assorted people band together on the desert to seek hidden gold which is cached in an Indian burial ground. Lloyd Bridges, Marie 4:30 p.

m. (JJ) "Special Agent." Hard mtting, fast moving gangland Melodrama. Good story. Bette Davis, George Brent. 5:00 p.

m. fT) "Hudson's Bay." (1940) Story of the founding of the famed Hudson's Bay Company. Paul Muni, Gene Tierney. p. m.

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For Information phent 263-1616 or write: Registrar etjtnt. WASHINGTON NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY Bos 957 Psh- 15230 hi 11:00 a. m. (WAMO FM 105.9) Conversation Flease! C. Le Roy Hacker is host for this interesting program which features two-way conversa tions on the telephone about current topics.

1:05 p. m. WLOA AM 1550; FM 90.9) Pop Concert In Stereo. The colorful music of Spain, as expressed by Bizet, Falla, Ravel and Gran-ados. 2:05 p.

m. (WYDD FM 100.7) Popular Piano Con- erto Film Themes. Piano of George Greely. p. m.

(WJAS AM 1320; FM 99.7) Scope. Chet Huntley Repoils; Chuck Hin-kle on the Sports Desk; "Comment with Merle Pollis." 7:00 p. m. (WDUZ FM Radio Stations 11, 1949, as WDTV. Both lie: at least one night was spent at a Hilton) and several "native" entertainments.

One of the latter featured a Lu cerne Stadtkeller "where the local color was about as authentic as a Swiss aircraft carrier." The group loved it. "One gets the idea," Trout commented, "that the tourists are standing still while Europe is passing by them." The camera also added a footnote, catching the travellers sound asleep while some of the most beautiful scenery on the Continent was just outside the bus windows. Yet, the Rhine steamer trip which is a tourist attraction for Germans and other Europeans every bit as much as it is for Americans appeared to be fully enjoyed by all. This Included one young lady who, looking at the passing castles, said that now "I am going to read This seemed like a splendid idea, even if she was in for a considerable surprise. THE GROUP tour operators find Europe badly arranged for this type of trip, Trout noted.

"The ideal would be a large square in which you could move in straight lines from country to country." For this reason a small duchy like Luxembourg is ideal, "as it is on the way to somewhere else." It also counts as a country, of course. The other countries were (in addition to those named above) France, Italy, Monaco, "lecture, lunch and Liechtenstein," England, the Netherlands, Austria and on Tuesday as promised Belgium. The bus passengers got their first European meal in Switzerland, on the seventh day, after a diet of "modified American food" because, as travel agent explained to Trout, "We've found they won't eat anything else." Watching one woman direct her pioneering husband to cut a snail in half before giving her a taste, I was ready to believe it. BUT IF they sometimes felt, as one of the group put after a tour of Westminster Abbey, "as though we were marching through Geor-1 gia," not a few expressed the opinion that they had gotten the bargain of their lives. For one who said that she hud ftmnd Venice a nice place to visit "but I wouldn't want to live there," there was another whose sampling of Europe led her to exactly the opposite conclusion.

If they found Amsterdam clean "as they ex pected" they also found most other countries to also be about as they expected them to be. For most Germany also nice and clean "with little or nothing to remind them of the Hitler years" was the favorite country. But it was equally obvious that although they were willing to go on the same "rat runs," the members of group were equally capable of forming their own opinions, to bring home their own personal memories. In any event "they were not. the same people as before," Trout concluded.

Tips on the best buys In the supermarkets a special Thursday feature of your Post-Gazette women's section. scheduled back on January Channel 11, the second sta tion on the air, and Channel 4 went through semminRly end less legal delays before finally getting the go ahead from the Federal Communications Commission. And now it is WECO-TVs turn to gather its share of trouble. Win Fanning The UHF, Channel 53, outlet was within a week or two of its target date September on the biff count down when, early this month the construction crew at the tower site discovered that at least two of the positions selected for major antenna guy wires were directly over old mine (shafts. Then, while conducting borings for the other four wires, yet a third abandoned tunnel was found.

One such tunnel is reportedly about par for the course, but three is, as WECO-TV executive Russell Greer puts it, "ridiculous." ALL OF the equipment for erecting the tower on a Northside site near the Channel 2 antenna and the tower segments themselves "have been lying around on the gcound for weeks," Greer said. "And most of the transmitting equipment Is now stored In one of the Over-myer warehouses here," he added. The Overmyer Communications Company, owner of WECO-TV, Is a sub. sidiary of the D. II.

Overmyer which operates storage facilities through, out the country. Even the parts for the transmitter building, a prefabricated structure, are at the site, the official told me. "At one point I was ready to completely staff the station within three weeks Including the necessary two-weeks notice," Greer said. He still hopes to get on the air before Christmas. IN THE travel business, Robert Trout explained at the beginning of Tuesday night's "If It's Tuesday, This Must Be Belgium," there are five seasons.

"The fifth season is, the tourist season." Then for the next hour he and a CBS camera crew took the viewers along with 35 of their fellow Americans on a 21-day, 11-country first class bus tour of Europe. The selected tour is called, in the trade Caravan 1)12 or, less formally, "The Rat Run." About a qunrter million Americans take these package tours each year this one was filmed a summer ago and if they end up seeing a lot more of each other than they do of the Europeans, at least "They've done Europe." Producer J. C. Sheers and commentator Trout obviously had their tongues firmly in cheek, but It was, nonetheless, a sympathetic and on the whole quite warm look at the way 35 people from a wide variety of backgrounds, of ages from late teens to well into the retirement years, alone and in family groups, spent 21-days far away from home. THE PRICE was $527, which included the luxury bus trip complete with tape-recorded music on which they spent about 100 hours, first class "European" hotels a it What a stomach specialist says about grouchy stomach 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 It 1 1 1 11 II III I II 1 1 III III I stress, as always, on action.

Maria Montez, Jon Hall. 11:40 p. m. i(J5) "Wings and the Woman." (1942) Story of Jim and Amy Mollison, renowned airplane pilots. Good biographical drama.

Anna Neagle, Robert Newton. 1:15 p. m. (53 "No Place to Hide." (1956) The search Is on for two boys who have innocently acquired pellets of deadly germs. David Brian, Marsha Hunt.

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Legal Notfets Estate of Alice M. Fouks, tfe-censed, of Po. No. 3114 of 1966. Letters testamentary on hef estate wore granted to the under signed who requests all persons ha Ing claims or demands aoalnst the estate of decedent to make knowrj the same and all persons Indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to William A.

Meyer, 1424 Frlck Po. 15219. Mover, Unkovic 8, Scoff, Att 1424 Frlck Pa. 15219. Estate of Llzetla Melse, deceased, of Po.

No. 3112 of 1966. Let. ters testamentary on her estote were granted to the undersigned who reauests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and alt persons Indebted to decedent to make payment with, out delay to Lais Melse, 55 Mavtide Pa. 15227.

HlllorrJ Kreimer; McCrady 8, Kreimer, Att'ys 817 Allegheny Pa. 15219. Estote of Louis E. Marklev, deceased, of Broddock, Pa. No.

3032 of 1966. Letters ol administration on his estate were granted to the undersigned who reauests oil persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the some and all persons Indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Richard A. Markley, 124 Gilmore Wllklns Krause Baker, 102 Frlck Pa. of Thomas A. Oavls, de- ceased, of Pgh.

Pa, No. 2863 at-' 1966. Letters of administration on his estote were granted to the undersigned who reauests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons) Indebted to decedent to make pay-ment without dolav to Rita Davis, 224 McMonagle Pgh. 16, or to Rovston, Robb, Leonard, Edgecombe and Miller, 1212 Fnck Pgh. 19, Po.

Estate of Rav Bollinger, deceased, ot Pa. No. 302S of 1966 Letters testamentary on bis estate were granted to the undersigned who reauests all persons having claims or demands aoalnst the estate of decedent to make known the some ana an persons maeotca to rterertent fo make payment with out delay 0 Mellon Notional Bank ond Trust Co Pull Pn .1 Mellon I John L. Sajroel, piow- lion saua mnn 8. Soleuol At' Ke Grant Pe Raspberry) time WARO 640 WKPA 1150 WMBS 690 WWVA 1170 WIIJB 620 WBVP 1230 WISB 680 WTAE 1250 WPIT 730 WKST 1280 WPIC 790 WJAS 1320 WEDO 810 WMCK 1300 WAMO 860 WACB 1380 WAVX 910 KQV 1410 WESA 940 WJPA 1450 WWSW 970 WMBA 1400 KDKA 1020 WPSL 1510 WBUT 1050 WLOA 1550 WEEP 1080 WZUM 1590 tana's "Bartered Bride Excerpts," Dorati conducts the Minneapolis Sym.

9:05 p. m. (KDKA AM 1020) Program PM. John Stewart at the Carnegie Tech computer center; Ed King's "Book of Fate" story, "The Riddle of Kaspar Hauser," other features. 10:30 p.

m. (WKJF FM 93.7) Inside Books. Dick Steele reviews "Memoirs, 1945-53," by Konrad Adenauer. 11:00 p. m.

(WLOA FM 96.9) Casper Citron. Robert Pel, biographer of Mary Baker Eddy, talks of her life and convictions with the acting Rector of St. Thomas (Episcopal New York) church, Rev. J. B.

L. Williams who conducts faith healing services there. Alsa Paula Wayne on musical comedy. 11:05 p. m.

(WKJF FM 93.7) Robert St. John Reports. "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes in Rumania." 12:30 p. m. (WMCK AM 1360) "World Tomorrow." Discusses the happenings of today and what those events will mean tomorrow.

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7:00 p. m. (KDKA FM 92.9) Light Music. Walton's "Facade Suite," Mourant's "Valley of the Moon," other works. 8:05 p.

m. (KDKA AM 1020) Contact. Mike Levinc and his guest answer calls. 8:05 p. in.

(WKJF FM 93.7) Memory Theater. Frank Chacksfield conducts "Lawrence of Arabia," "La Ronde," and "So Is Love." 9:00 p. in. (WTAE AM 1250; FM 96.1) Concert Hall. Borodin's "In The Steppes of Central Asia," Eugene Or-mandy conducts the Philadelphia Orchestra.

Mozart's "Concerto No. 21 in Minor;" Josef Krips conducts the RCA Victor Symphony, Arthur Rubinstein, pianist. Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata," Rudolf Serkin, pianist. 9:05 p. m.

(WWSW AM 1550; FM 96.9) Golden Hour. Suppe's "Morning, Noon Nite in Vienna," Soltl conducts the Vienna Phil. Orchestra. Tchaikovsky's "Serenade For Strings," Solti conducts the Israel Phil. Orchestra.

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Charles W. Balrd Jr. vs. Kathrvn Louiso Baird, at No. 1014 April Term, 1966, Court of Common Pleas.

To Kathrvn Louise Balrd: Vou ore notified that Charles W. Balrd the plaintiff, has commenced on action of divorce aoalnst vou, which vou ore required to defend. WILLIAM H. DAVIS, Sheriff of A llegheny County. Estate of Joseph Redmerskl AKA Jos.

Redmerskl, deceased, of Mc-Kees Rocks, Pa. No. 3110 of 196. Letters testamentary on his estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having alms or demands against the estate of decedent to make known fhe some and all persons Indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Mnrv Ann Rcdmnrskl, 125 Shingles McKees Rncks, Pa. R.

C. Rlethmuller, 1808 Law Finance Pa. 15219. Estate of Mary Congas, deceased, of Bethel Park, No. 3002 of 1966.

Letters testamentary on her estate were granted to the undersigned who reauests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to moke known the some and oil persons Indebted to decedent to make payment without delay fo John Gonaas, 487 Spring Valley West Mifflin, Pa. John A. Melr, "Notice Is hereby given pursuant to the Act of June 52, 1917, P. L. os amended that USS Chemicals Division of United States Steel Corporation, has made application to the Pennsylvania Sanitary Water Board For An Industrial Waste Permit to operate treatment facilities for Industrial waste waters from Its PlnstlcCer Plant, Neville Island, Neville Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, and to discharge therefrom treated Industrial waste water Into the Ohio River." Estate of Wlobel E.

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