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30 PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 196" Complete Television Programs for Thursday wt 'M 1 -4 lllllllllllilllllMllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllULilllllllllllllllllllllllllll TV KEY PREVIEWS Today's top shows as previewed by reporters in Hollywood and New York. 7:30 p. m. (To) The Munslcrs. Moments of charm amidst all the silliness as Herman Munster devotes himself to becoming a private detective, finally gets a job with an agency and tries to keep an eye on a straying husband.

Herman's evident pleasure with his own detecting is very entertaining. 8:30 p. m. My Three Sims. "The Teenagers." Scries takes an amused and casual look at 13-year-olds who try desperately to act older.

Young Chip has the lead tonight as he treats a girl a malt and hamburger. Subplot finds Robbie looking for ideas for a high school float. 9:00 p. m. (4) Bewitehed.

"Eye of the Beholder." Particularly intriguing entry for any and all women who've lied about their age. Samantha doesn't have to worry about the toll of the mounting years, which makes husband Darrin worry about getting old himself. p. m. (TJ) CD Suspense Theatre.

"Streetcar, Do You Read Me?" A flight drama about the unsure co-pilot has been dressed up in the new clothes of the modern Air Corps. It stars Martin Milner and Nancy Malone and a cast full of clean cut, earnest faces, including one famous newcomer baseball catcher John Roseboro playing a radioman. In the plot, the head pilot collapses and the co-pilot must take over while refueling another plane high in the sky. 10:00 p. m.

(J) JOJ The Defenders. "No Knock." A dilemma in crime detection involving the risks versus-the need of a "no-knock" enter and search warrant to prevent criminals from destroying damaging evidence is fairly well documented here. The case itself, concerning the murder of a policeman by a gets bogged down in the sentimental characterization of this small-time racketeer. 10:00 p. m.

Jimmy Dean. The comedy team of Ford and Mines add their. fun to the corn tonight, while Jimmy, Rowlf, guest Carl Smith and newcomer Delia Rae tune in for numbers like "Love Makes the World Go Round," "East Side, West Side," "She Called Me Baby" and "Bye, Bye Love." (41 (9) Bewitched (Srp. TV Key) (13) Open End 'Hnw to Mcot Mater Rennrts, Cruises, Matchmakers and Friendship Clubs1" Where to find the marrlatre-minded man or u-otmin. tmniirht' sub-with host David Siisskind and a roundtahle of guests, some too who are looking for the marriage-minded.

There Is advlre nmnlnj thn for thoae from 17 to 70 years of age. 0:30 P. 31. CD Haw wnai Blaine Itaiel?" 5 Baileys of Balhna A "vampire In human form pays chllllni; social call on Buck In the first ol an eerie series of events that plague Sam Batlry first male. GU Peyton Plaee onstance MacKeiule realises that a difficult truth must be told, and for Anderson i Kasey Rogers and Rodnev Harnneton (Ryan O'Neal), difficult truths must be faced.

53) Open End (eont.) 10:00 P. M. 5J) 3D Suspense Theater (See TV Key) Ct Defenders (See TV Key) g) Jimmy Dean (See TV Key) 53) Open End (eont.) 10:30 P. M. 5X (D Suspense Theater (Cont.) GO 3D (E) Defenders (Cont.) (3) Jimmy Dean (Cont.) 53) Open End (eont.) 11:00 P.

M. (JJ) Adam Lynrh News (2) News Tonight (. Dave Murray News CD New" 11:15 tJB Tonight Guests: Elhel Merman and Jack K. Leonard. (2) Regis rhilbin (4 Movie "No Sad Songs For Me" U9S0) JO) Movie "inspector Malsret" (19681 11:25 Movie Tit Wolf" I 1047) 1 3) Tonight (9) Donna Reed (J5j Darkness Into Light 9:40 (H) Franklin to Frost 10:00 A.

31. 033 (D Make Room for Daddy (5) Love of Life (4) Jean Connelly Angela Cash, designer, report! on the craze in London. (9) Ernie Ford Gloria 10:15 (T5) Science 10:25 (2) News John Reed King A. 31. t3D CD What'a This Song? S) I Love LuT (4) Father Knows Best 10:40 53) Developmental Reading 10:55 5Tj New 11:00 A.

31. (jTj CD Concentration CD Andy of May- berry (4) Donna Reed 11:05 53) Learning Our Language 11:30 A. 31. t(TD CD Jeopardy CD Re' McCoys C4) Price Is Rig hi 53) Kindergarten tU) CD Say When C4) News Carl Ide (2) News (Jg) Love of Life (J3) Social Security 12:15 53) Tri State Farmer (3) Eleanor Sell a no 12:20 Jean Connelly Re-ports Jg) News 12:30 I. 31.

tiTT) Truth or Consequences 1 Troubled Martin Milner portrays a pilot who refuses to face up to his responsibilities, and Nancy Malone is his troubled wife in "Streetcar, Do You Read Me?" The drama is in color tonight on Channels 11, 6 and 7 from 10 to 11 o'clock. (JI) WTIC (NBO-Pittsburgh (T) KDKA (CBS) Pittsburgh (3) WTAE (ABO Pittsburgh WJAC (NBC-ABC) Johnstown () WTRF (NBC) Wheeling WSTV (ABC-CBS) Steubenvllle (H) WFBG (ABC-CBS) Altoona (J3) WQED (NET) Pittsburgh tColor 5:55 (J) Farm Report 6:00 (J) Sunrise Semester 6:25 QT) Devotional Moments 6:30 Sea Tower Quest "Light and Mnilon." The effect erf and motion on palming will be discussed by two art experts. Specific technique will be demonstrated. 6:45 (g) Sunrise Semester 6:55 (g) Thought for the Day 7:00 A. 31.

dD GD Today Prusram originates from Warner Brotherj Studio, Hollywood. Edward G. Robinson reminisce about nil career and some ol his gangster movlea. Other segments Include a discussion on movie makeup, and a report on Paramount Studios' gun room which cuntains one ol the largest collections of authentic tuns and rifles ol the past and present. (5) Daybreak (Jg Breakfast Time 7:15 Cartoons 7:25 fjj) Local News 7:30 A.

31. G5 Today (Cont.) (2) Daybreak (Cont.) (4) Sergeant Preston () Cartoons (Cont.) Breakfast Time (Cont.) 7:45 King and Odie Funny Company A. 31. 3D 8D CD Today (Cont,) (f) Daybreak (Cont.) (4) Romper Room JO) Capt. Kangaroo 8:15 2 Capt.

Kangaroo 8:25 3D Lowl News A. 31. (fl) G0 CD Today (Cont.) CD Kangaroo (Cont.) (4) Romper Room (Cont.) 8:45 Rlcki and Copper 8:55 (g) Beginning French A. 31. (TT) Kay Calls Kay presents Jack.

LaLanne. Tr. T. 1. Johnson talks about the retarded adult.

George Guentner discusses your Income Tax form. Isabel Smilh fives dress tips. Win Fanning visits. (53 Sterling Yales Betty Frlednn author of "Femmln MyKtioup." Mikr Levtne wnl, "Gooi News;" Rita F'yner trlls why ishanrs and wives become bored with niarrlHKP. Angela Cash.

English dress Rickl and Copper (Cont.) Romper Room (7) Father Knows Best Jack LaLanne Second Chair 9:10 fj3) At Issue 9:15 US) Saludos Amigos 9:30 A. 31. QT) Kay Calls (Cont.) (2) Password (4) Ann Sothern CD Romper Room (Cont.) Maybe Within Years Time UHF Is Slated For Second Chance Here By WIN FANNING THERE ARE plans in the works for the activa 1:30 a. m. (20 Les Crane.

Les has invited Joan Crawford tion of ultra high frequency (UHF) Channel 22 here in Pittsburgh. A group headed by Pirate vice presidentTom Johnson who was one of the principal owners of WENS, Channel 16 in operation here and John Daly to interview the arriving celebrities at the opening night of the much-touted film, "Lord Jim," a benefit performance for the Damon Runyon Fund, for an on-location feature of his show. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 12:45 Qf) Movie "The Deerslayers" (1957) 1:00 55) News 5T) Changing Times (73 Daily Word 1:30 Les Crano (See TV Key) He puts Everythir In his Mouth, including GERMS and disease virus from floor! Rahie and vouns 1 children love and germs on floors harm hnhics! Make home safer with Creolin disinfectant in your scrub water! Kills millions ol germs even staph and many surface viruses. Far more effective than pine oils or disinfectants that lose power in dirtorsuds. High-quality Creolin costs -you less than another well-known disinfectant.

Many first aid uses, too. Sav- ings even bigger on large size Creolin. Get Creolin at anv drug store today. Hospital proved (Advertisement) nr. ii Uops i nomas reauy grow nair: I I bet that ouestion has been jsked of me a hundred-thousand I rr-l 4 inrn mm i in in a iimu ni1 jum mum HI? 53) Talking Town 1:45 For Better Speech 53) Today's World 1:55 (51 CD New 2:00 P.

31. H) CD Moment of Truth CD Mike Douglas (Cont.) Flame In the Wind 5) Password 53) Tell Me a Story 2:15 53) Science 2:30 31. (D) 3) I'ors House Party (4) Day In Court J5) Girl Talk 2:40 53) Beginning French 2:55 News 3:00 P. 31. (ID CD Another World CD 5 To Tell the Truth (4) General Hospital 53) Type-Right 3:25 CD 53) News 3:30 P.

31. t3Tj CD Yo ln't Say CD 53) Edge of Night J5) Movie (Cont.) 55) Friendly Giant 5:15 53) What's New ,:30 P. 31. (TT) Movie (Cont.) CD Movie (Cont.) (20 Adventure Time (Cont.) CD Huckleberry Hound Sugarfoot (Cont.) Q0) Movie (Cont.) 5:45 53) Your Child and Traffic P. 31.

(TT) News, Sports (2J gg) (Cont.) (20 Adventure Time (cont.) News, Weather CD News 50) Movie (Cont.) 53) Irish Diary 6:10 Jo Tell Me Dr. Brothers 6:15 C4) Jennings News 55) News 0:30 P. 31. Oil CD Huntley-Brinkley CD News Cronkite (4 Sea Hunt 53) Electronics At Work 7:00 P. 31.

5JJ Yogi Bear (3J World Tonight News (4) News Ide; Conway Littlest Hobo (7) Trails West Lawman (To) Rifleman 53) College Bound "upenmc ltnnrs The aspects of loarnlnK that prepare students to become mtellijenr and Interested ritt-rens In the community are discussed by host. Harold G. Hldlon, of Tuftf I'nlveisity. 7:30 P. 31.

CD Daniel Boone "The CjuiPhsis." A rirvont Quaker family rcfuspn lu back when rvrry-tlilriE dpr to Ihrm Is 1 hrratenwl. Alexander srnurhy. Jnyne Saunders and Jay Sllvrrheols guest star. (3) (J5) Ministers (See TV Key tfZI Jonnv Oiirst Di Quest is klflnapni'd in Hone Kons and hrM capHvp on an Island Inliabitra by Bik-antic fiiiinialH (9) Mn in Crisis (Jig Bridge with Jean Cox Hnw to take tricks with lone cardi. :00 P.

M. CCD vZ) Ianiol Boone (Cont.) CS rerr.V Mason A dramatic demonstration of txtrt sensory perception tfstinir unmasks the real killer when Perry defends woman accused of murder, in "The Case oi the Meddling Medium." (4) Donna Reed "The Stamp Collector." starring Donna with co-star Beti. Alex goes on a trading stamp binge he seeks a golf club premium unavailable elsewhere. (R) Jazz Boat Tiny Irvin wtth the Carl Artcr Trio siiie "Let There Be Love," "Nice to Come Home To." "You Go to My Head" and "Black Ma sic." P. M.

(H) CD Hr. Klldare "Miracle fni MarGaret." a A doctor's rold-bloodrd dedication to research antatnnlies Dr. Gillespie and Dr, Klldare. 53) Terry Mason (Cont.) (3) My Three Sons (See TV Key) 53) Prolie, "The Weapon In the Word Discussion by Dr. Albert E.

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Albert Burke a one' Weapon in the Word" rraa deceit to aiia imunrioiiwn Lejol Notices Estate ol Hannah Llihtner, de- ceased, of Pa. No. 711 of 1965. letters of administration on l.er estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons havliin claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons Indehled to decedent to make payment without delav to Mark H. Walnwrluhl, 916 Wade Lane.

OHkmont. Pa. Harbauyh Miller. Hay. Entwisle Duff.

Att ys 3015 Grant Pa. 1 52 in. Estate of Alice B. Reed, deceased, of Pa. No.

295 of 1H65. Utters testamentary on her estale were granted to the undersmned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the eslate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make pavment without delav to Samuel C. Reed. 25 Wlster Paoll. and James B.

Reed. 1217 S. Neelry Extra. Richard B. Tucker; Patterson.

Crawford. Arensburg Dunn. 1404 First National Bank Pa. 15222. Estate of Frederick W.

Fraer, deceased, of Green Tree. Pa. No. 748 of 1965. Letters testamentary of his estate were granted to the under-siened who requests all persons hav-Inir claims or demands acalnst the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Bertha B.

Fracr and Mildred Fraer Wilson, 19 Loon Green Tree Borough. 15220. Anton O'Brien. 607 Jones Law Psh. Pa.

1S21P. Estate of Nellie C. de-647 of 1965. Letters testamentary ca'ed. of Crufto'i Boeouith, Pa.

No. on her estate were granted to the UntlersiEiicd who reeiui'-ls all perrons havins claims or demands against the estate of decedent to nwke known the same ami all persons indebted to decedent lo make payment without delav lo Charles W. Bor-gerding. 6 Mission Pgh. and Adah S.

Brownlee, 727 W. M-adowcroft Pelv. 16. WIMiara E. Miller.

Reed, Smith, Shaw St Mcday, 747 Union Trust Pgh. 19, P4 11115 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii urn Highlights on Radio (4) Young Marrlcds 53) Survey of the Arts "Chinese Poetry." Traditional and modern poetry In China their characteristics, and tnelr outstanding 1:00 P. 31. CD Match Game CD 53) Secret Storm Popeye N' Knish 53) Physical Education Acme plav for third and fourth graners. instructor: uonnle Gllllom.

4:15 53) Fun to Reduce JT) Big Show "The Strip" (IBM) 1:30 P. 31. GD Big Show (Cont.) CD As the World, Turns Cartoons Leave It to Beaver Flame In the Wind Superman 55) Movie "Criminal Lawyer" (1D3T) 53) Kindergarten P. 31. (TT) Big Show (Con.) CD Movie "Raymle" (IfWO) (20 Adventure Time CD Mickey Mouse Club Sugarfoot on TV citing tale of adventure In the frontiers of Colonial America.

Lex Barker, Forrest Tucker. A dynamic TV series by awiiawaajtjyyt PS IV Xiyx'K-i j- llllllllllllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilillllllllllllllliilliiiiillllllllliiiiiiiiiiiil imi cavs i i nnma. Couple shift of the Pirates from Channel 2 to Channel 22 is also far In the future. This despite the fact that the Pirate telecasting contract comes np for renewal next year. Advertisers, who must pay for the game telecasts, are not apt to look kindly on a potential drop in audience from ,595 million homes now available to Channel 2, to the 2,300,000 IMF equipped sets.

Then there is also the matter of the combination radio rights, of course. 3IORE BRIEFLY: Channel 4 plans to pick up "ABC Nightlife," a sort of "Hollywood Palace For Insomniacs," when it replaces the defunct "Les Crane Show" on Monday night (Tuesday morning at one o'clock, actually). Incidentally, the Crane cancellation reportedly came as quite a shock to the host. Which is more than it did to me. I never caught the show.

It had a 2.7 rating in New York against Johnny Carson's 7.8 (they both start at 11:30 in Gotham). Speaking of Carson, he Is now feuding with NBC about the opening 15 minutes of his show which is not seen in New York or San Francisco. Johnny claims It is a wasle of his time to prepare this monologue often the cleverest part of the program, by the way If some 4 to 5 million viewers are not to be offered the chance to tune in. Carson did a "sit out" In his dressing room last Friday while Ed McMahon carried the first quarter hour. However, the word from the network is that "this is a convenience to stations" in other parts of the country.

In New York and San Francisco this segment is pre-empted by expanded news programs. "The chances are 99 to 1," spokesman said, that there will be no change in the format. The official added that Carson will be shown the "facts of life" in his contract. NOT IN THE same class with ABC's Leonardo Da Vinci," which was present at the same time, "The Journals of Lewis and Clark" on NBC Tuesday night was nonetheless an informative photo-graphic reconstruction of famed expedition which opened the West. The use of live actors without any actual impersonations of spe cific historic figures came off remarkably well.

Both the hardships and the natural beauty encountered by the brave band of explorers just after the turn of the 19th century were effectively underscored. The color on both this and the ABC documentary (noted here yesterday) was superb. Local expert Beano Cook's sports commentaries on WJAS weeknights at 6:10 and 6:35 just have to be heard to be believed. Beano has controversial opinions on Just about everything having to do with sports and a few other topics and has not the slightest compunction about airing them. Even for a non-sports buff Cook's broadcasts are a refreshing treat, By the by, Cook assures me he really praises much more than he knocks.

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(WZUM AM) Morning Spirituals. Featuring selections by Mahalia Jackson. 12:00 Noon (KDKA FM) Familiar Classics. Falla's "The Three Cornered Hat" Orquesta de Conciertos de Madrid, Arambarri, Langa; Gould's "Latin-American Sym-phonette," Eastman-Rochester Orchestra, Hanson. 2:05 p.

in. (WYDD FM) Overture. "Little Me," original cast: Sid Caesar, Virginia Martin and Nancv Andrews. 6:05 p. m.

(WJAS AM FM) Senpe. Dale Worcester, chairman of Advertising Week, talks about the importance of advertising in our society. 6:10 p. m. (WKJF FM) Dinner Serenade.

"Piano Rhapsodies of Love," George Greeley; "Continental Encores," Mantovani. 7:00 p. m. (KDKA FM) Light Music. Debussy's "Prelude to Afternoon of a Berlioz' "Dance of the Suppe's "Poet and Radio Siations veiopeu, snuii uui, and the growth of (2J J) Search for Tomorrow Movie "Keeplni Company" (1064) CD News, Sports Tel-All 53) Electronics at Work 12:45 (J) T5J Guiding Light CD Be 3Iy Guest 12:50 Music With Jlorgan 12:55 News 1:00 I 31.

51 Spotlight Eleven Alice Weston hosts today's program lrom the 7th of Homes D'mn-town. Pittsburgh. Trumpet player Charlie Shavers entertains. Chef Dominic Mora of the La.Mont is guest. (2) Mike Douglas Co-hostrss F.va Gatxir: guests' actress Nina Foch; Inland and wife arnng team or fK'ie and Rutjv llee, comic Roger Trice, sinrcr Jennie Smith.

(4) Movie (cont.) Ernie Ford (7; General Hospital Jack Benny 53) Farm, Home and Garden 1:05 53) Developmental Reading 1:30 1 31. t(TTJ CD Lpt's make a Deal CD Mike Douglas (Cont.) Movie (Cont.) Rural Review As the World Turns Peasant Mozart's "March In 7:05 p. m. (WJAS AM FM) Comment Allegheny Round-table. George A.

Shaw, vice president, Metropolitan Dept. Mellon National Bank and Trust answers phoned questions on "When banks and when government agencies lend money." 8:00 p. m. (WYDD FM) WYDD Skiis. Reporting the latest ski and weather conditions at the area ski resorts.

(Next report at 11 p. 8:05 p. m. (KDKA AM) Contact. Guest: Don Hoak, former third baseman for the Pirates speaking on "Big Leagues, Little Leagues and Broadcasting." 8:05 p.

m. (WKJF FM) Memory Theater. "New From Broadway," Living Strings. 8:06 p. m.

(WLOA FM) Adventure In Music. Vaughan Williams' "Serenade to Music," New York Philharmonic, Bernstein; "Symphony No. 9 in Minor," London Philharmonic, Boult. 9:00 p. m.

(WRYT AM FM) Concert Hall. Villa Lobos' "Uirapuru" (Symphonic Poem), The Philharmonic Symphony of New York, Kurtz. 9:05 p. m. (WWSW AM FM) Golden Hour.

Suppe's "Pique Dame," Vienna Philharmonic; Mozart's "Concerto No. 24," Rubenstein, pianist; Wagner's "Ride of the Valkyries," Boston Pops. 9:05 p. m. (KDKA AM) Program PM.

Dan McCath-ren, director of bands at Du-quesne University describes the European Tour to John Stewart. 11:15 p. m. (WLOA FM) Casper Citron. Do we have satirists today to equal those of the 20's and 30's? Writer Gloria Steinem talks about Dorothy Parker and the days of the famed Algonquin Round Table, with producer Jean Dalrymple, who was a member.

'Broadcasts In Stereo. much? rht i T7 am Ik this hair is from 1953 to 1955 is expected to put Channel 22 on the air. It is understood that there will be changes ill U1C ration set up as many or ine iormer g. rststinr. Trie officials a i now otherwise engaged.

The when and if it is ac tivated, will Win lanninir feature sports, movies, various networks programs not now being carried by the three regular very high frequency (VHF) outlets and some of the many, many syndicated programs not presently seen in this area. One of the reasons for the Midden interest in Channel 23 and In Channel 53, recently purchased by a new potential operator (Channel 53, WKJF-TV, was on the air with low power briefly during ia.j3) is that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has directed that present licensees either demonstrate an intention of Retting' on the air, transfer their permit or return it to the FCC. However, Johnson and his group are obviously encouraged by the regulation now in effect which requires all new television receivers to be equipped to tune in the UHF frequencies. WHILE NO accurate count ewr existed, it has been estimated that Channel 16 could be received via external converters in about 200,000 district homes. With the improvements made in both transmitting and receiving equipment during the past decade there is no reason why at least this number should not represenl a reasonable target for Channel 22.

Channel lfi is now being; operated as WQEX, a subsidiary of WQED, Channel 13. Telecasting-, obtained Channel 22 In a swap with WQED when the commercial station folded. It is generally recognized that the lower the channel number the greater is the coverage possible with the same power. At the time WENS finally went under plans were being made to up its power to 1 million watts (ie: Channels 2 through 6 operate with watts, Channels 7 through 13 may use up to 316,000 watts). NO TARGET date has been pet for Channel 22's debut.

The D.H. Overmyer of New York City, has stated that it will reactivate Channel 53 in a year or so. Just how two independent commercial UHF stations hope to survive here puzzles me. In fact, even one is sure to be in for a rough time for quite a while, before sufficient homes are converted, or enough old sets are replaced. Of course, It has long been suspected that the government would dearly like to shift all public TV stations to the UHF bands thus freeing the more desirable VHF channels for military and other "special" uses.

If the present UHF licensees can hang in there long enough they may find themselves with a gold mine. But I wouldn't advise holding one's breath until such a move comes to pass. By the way, for ood sound economic reasons any 1 4 IntirlpreH hv various M. J. THOMAS, JR.

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mt.f mi.rtn lilMnr tins CI nonKlOII Movies 12:30 p. m. (4) "Keeping Company" (1911). Newly-weds vow that nothing will come between them, until an old flame of Jiubby's appears. Pleasing comedy.

Frank Morgan, Ann Rutherford. 4:25 p. m. (JT) "The Slrip" (1951). Drama of an ex-soldier who tries to resume his career as a drummer after he gets out of the service.

Gefs sidetracked with racketeers. Mickey Rooney, Vic Damone. 4:30 p. m. "The Criminal Lawyer" (1937).

Lawyer with a chance for the governorship says he Is unfit for office to protect a girl. Lee Tracy, Margot Grahame. 5:00 p. m. (J) "Raymle" (W60).

Good performances in this story of a little boy who loves animals and fish, especially barracudas. Good family fare. David Ladd, Julie Adams. 11:15 p. m.

(4) "No Sad Songs for Me" Story about a woman who starts setting her affairs straight, which includes promoting a love affair for her husband and a friend. Margaret Sulla-van, Wendell Corey. 11:15 p. m. 155) "Inspector Maigret" (1958).

Wily policeman investigates a brutal murder case. Jean Gabin, Ann Giradot. 11:25 p. m. "Cry Wolf (1947).

Woman has a creepy time when she goes to her late husband's estate to claim her inheritance. Hackneyed thriller. Errol Flynn, Barbara Stanwyck. 12:45 a. m.

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Pennsylvania, In re. adoption of Unknown Baliy Bny. al.tf known as John Doe No. 40. No.

24.1 1064 ol 1964. To the unknown parents ol Unknown Kaby Boy. known as John Doe No. 49. believed to have been born on or about October 1.

1063. the Piece or birth being unknown, the said child having been abandoned and found In the vestibule at 444 HoodndRe Drive. Castle Shannon. Pennsylvania, and the said child havlnt been taken to St. Clair Memorial Hnepltal and having become a ward of Juvenile Court ol Alleeheny Couniy Pennsylvania, and lo said court having been desic-nated as John Doe No 49.

and to any other. Take notice that a petition has been presented In the aforesaid court at the above number and year. DravlnE for leave to adopt said minor, and Ihe court has fixed the 25th day of March. 1065. at 10:00 A.

E. S. a the time, and the Orphans' Court Room, 8th floor. Clty-Countr Building. Grant Street.

Pittsburgh. aa the place for hearing said petition, when and where you may appear and show cause. If anv you have, why sail prayer should not be granted. Albert G. Llddeil, Atty.

for Petitioners, 200 Ross Street. Pittsburgh 19. Pa. Estate of Phillip B. Benz, deceased.

Letters testamentary on Ilia estate of Brentwood. No. 649 of 195. were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons havina claims or demands ajalnst the decedent to make known the same and all persons IndcbKd to decedeiiU to make payment without delay to 34 IB Vlliawiwd Pgh. 27, Pa.

Ruftcnach A Lochner, Att'ys 81!) Kr.cn Bid Estate of Maria Wadding deceased, of Pa. No. 436 of 1965. Letters testamentary on her estate were cranied lo the undcr-Sitimd who requests all persons having claims or demands sL-ainsI the estate 'if dc-edenl to make known the same and all persons Indebted to decedent to make payment without delay ti Thomas Leonard. 413R Stanley Pa.

Irwin Rlngold and Alexander J. Jaffurs. HIS Berger B.dg.. Pa. 152.

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