Pittsburgh Post-Gazette from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Page 47

-PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1961 47- Complete Television Programs for Monday TDWHC (NBC) Pittsburgh 10:15 (J3) Demand IIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll TV KEY PREVIEWS CfJKDKA (CBS) Pittsburgh WTAE (ABC) Pittsburgh WJAC (NBC-ABC) Johnstown (2) WTRF (NBC) Wheeling WSTV (ABC-CBS) Steubenvllle (JiJ) WFBG (ABC-CBS) Altoona I dp Today'i and tomorrow's top shows as previewed by reporters in Hollywood and New York. 7:30 p. m. (2) 35) Young People's Concert. "Farewell to Nationalism." Leonard Bernstein's delightful concert shuttles back and forth between music full of nationalistic flavor, and music with an international sound that took hold of the world after the end of World War II.

Since the spirit of a nation is hard to down, a good part of the hour is devoted to such identifiable Performance 10:25 2) John Reed King-News 10:30 A. M. tID QD What's This Song? Cliff Aronett and Pat Carroll are guesti today. (2) I Love Lucy (D Price Is Right 33) Tell Me a Story 10:45 33) Beginning Spanish 10:55 3J) (2) News 11:00 A. 31.

H) CD Concentration IS) Andy May- WQED NET) Pittsburgh 7:30 P. 31. 3D 90 Bristol Court Karen Tonight "Brtltol Court to Karen Ioe.es her ba.i drum enroute to the achool band tryouta. (23 S5 Young People's Concert (See TV Key) (4) Voyage "No Wy d-IVctine Red nzmt to th US, involve the Seavtfw men in maze of id les and countrmpie. (J) Movie (Cont.) (J3) Pittsylvania Antique "Bittpr.

Bottles nd Tli manufacture and ujw of bottles, with emphasii on Sties?) Glass. I. 3f. 90 Bristol Court Harris Against the World. A small narty takes on clrcug proportions when Harris Invites a movie (SO Concert (Cont.) (4) Yoyage (Cont.) ffj Movie (Cont) (J3) Or.

Ma Hand RenoH "The Door lit Open A cooperative program betwptn the Pittsburgh school Board. WQED and the commercial television station, featuring Dr. Sidney S. Mnrland. Superintendent of School.

This program concerns counselling In the puolic schools. 11:30 fi 31. 1 fr I TColor 5:50 (T) Sermonette 5:55 (2) Farm Report 6:00 A. 91. (2) Sunrise Semester 6:25 (TS Devotional Moments M.

(JX) Calculus (2) Astronomy 6:45 (5) Sunrise Semester 6:55 jjfj) Thought for the Day 7:00 A. M. (TD (7) Today ii 2J uayDreak Hello, Julie! Tht command ii fasten your safety belh and hold on to your hah, when Julie Andrewt joins Andy on NBC-TV'i colorcast of the "Andy William Show" tonight at 9 over Channels 11,6 and 7. music as the very American "Fourth of July by Charles Ives; the very Spanish suite from "The Three Cornered Hat" by Manuel de Falls, and the very Bohemian spirit of Smetana's "The Moldau." p. m.

iJJ) Qy Andy Williams. Just looking at Julie Andrews is worth the hour tonight. She sings numbers from "Oliver" and "Mary Poppins," dances and watches scenes from her latest movie with her host Andy Williams. There's nothing spectacular here except for her presence, but comic Bill Cosby's monologue on touch football in city streets when he was a kid is very funny. 9:00 p.

m. Wendy and Me. of the Malt Shop." Connie Stevens (Wendy) takes top comedy honors in the zany goings-on. She impersonates a teenager in order to play cupid in a romance between a little lovesick girl ar1' her indifferent swain. Wendy makes a delectable teenager, and the kids can take a few pointers from her swinging on the dance floor.

p. m. iJD (7) Hallmark Hall of Fame. "The Other World of Winston Churchill." A pleasant documentary about a parser who has some charming friends Just possibly he's one of the greatest men of history! Along the way, you will see a goodly number of canvases sainted by Sir Winston Churchill, and discover some r.int of the comfort and stimulation he derived from painting pastime. 10:00 p.

in. (2) 39) Slavery's People. "Question: Do the Ignorant Sleep in Pure White Beds?" A pertinent, well handled drama on sex education in school, as hero Slattery stands up to defend a suspended school teacher. Besides the interest in the subject matter, there's sufficient fireworks between Slattery and a non-nonsense parent who happens to be a Board of Education member to hold your attention throughout. 10:00 p.

m. (3) Ben Casey. "Kill the Dream but Spare the Dreamer." Ben's on temporary duty in a veteran's hospital to improve his surgery skill in this one, and he's soon violently disagreeing with his superior who makes his ward a homey refuge. Casey proves his point after a dramatic brain tumor operation patients want to get out of hospitals, not live in them. 111:15 p.

m. lip Tonight. John Henry Faulk, Shelley Ber. man, Diahn Williams and singer Kathy Woodruff give Johnny Carson's show a promise of variety this round. Illllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliiiiiililllllllllllllllllllllliliiiiliiiii Ben Casey (See TV Key) Faith to Faith Helirion anil The U.Ot Implementtnr Civil RitH lenaiatarsa falls primarily ueon Chflitiajui who are together committed to euaJlfr of all men before 04.

Father Joseph M. fonnoiiy and the Ref, John Thomas Middaueh. both of Baltimore, dlscuaa how Protestanta and ran work together in arcompiuhini this coal, 10:30 P. 31. ID CD Hal1 of ran, (Cont.) CD (H) Slattery's People (Cont.) Ben Casey (Cont.) 11:00 P.

31. (JD Adam Lynch News CD News Tonight Dave Murray News CD (2 11:1535 Tonight (See TV Key) d) Regis F-hilbln Movie The Steel Junrtt" (ltS6. J) Movie Time Bomb" (15). 11:25 Jlovle "Pride of the Marina" (19491. 11:30 (7J Tonight 12:45 (J) "Sentimental Journey" (194t).

1:00 (J5 Changing Times (4) Almanae Newsreel (2) Dally Word MiiiiiiiiiiiiNiimiimimimiiitiiiii TV Mailbag Q. IS "90 BRISTOL COURT" going to continue or is it going to be taken off the air? I think this show, is one of the best examples of wasting good talent. I'm thinking of Jack Klugman. He is one of TV's better actors and they waste him in this bit of nothing. Mrs.

F. H. A. The very ambitious 90 minute project didn't work and NBC now plans to make some changes. At present, only oqe-thlrd of the "90 Bristol Court" series will be retained after January.

It will be the first half-hour segment titled "Karen." The remaining half-hour will probably be taken over by a new musical series titled "Hullabaloo." Perhaps now. Jack Klugman will get back to acting via some guest shots on some of the leading TV drama series. Mr. James AlfjtandM. book adltor of the Post-Curette ravtas "The Llvinr tm" by Capt.

Jecque, Couatpau. An amazing adventure etory of sea divert. (J5) Breakfast Time 7:15 Cartoons 7:25 (JD News 7:30 A. M. (ID (B 3D Tod cont) (2! Daybreak (Cont) (2TJ Hopplty Hooper Cartoons (Cont) (Tq) Breakfast Time (Cont.) 7:45 King and Odie Funny Company A.

M. fH OS) CD Tody (Cont.) (2) Daybreak (Cont) (4) Romper Room (5) (B) Capt Kangaroo 8:15 (2) Capt Kangaroo 8:25 rjll Local News 8:30 A. 31. OS) QD Today (Cont) (2 3D (H) Kangaroo Cont) g) Romper Room (Cont) 8:45 (4) Ricki and Copper :00 A. M.

(ID Kay Calls He's in Reykjavik Report From Iceland On TV, Other Things By WIN FANNING REYKJAVIK, Iceland This far northern island, which is actually bigger than Ireland although it has just 180,000 population, has long been characterized as a land of contrasts. Ice and fire quite literally meet head on as boiling hot springs bubble up to QJ) 90 Bristol Court Tom, Dick and Mary. Dick Is elected pre Hirer of the hoapital ataff's annual musical Rhow, CD 83 3 Griffith Aunt Bee lane for the gtarrlne role In the Mayberry Cenlenrual Pamnt nd when she wins Uie role Andy and his son Opie begin to suffer from nfclect at home. (g) No Time for Sergeant "The $100,000 Jewel thieve hide their loot in Will Stock-dale'a canteen and then follow the airmail on maneuvers. Movie (Cont.) (J3) Time To Dance "Invention In The dancer'f need to say somethlnr new throurh medium, which results in the break wth clawiral forms.

Is discussed by Alwin Nikolais nf the Henry street Playhouse Company, and hostesi Martha Myers. :00 I M. tID (Z) Andy Williams (See TV Key) (2 CCD I'Ucillft Ball Lucy and Viv decide a full-time msld would ive them the prestige they need, to join the Danfleld Art (4) Wendy and Me (See TV Key) (J3) Marshal Tito This report traced the life nt tn president of Yuzoslavia, from his ynuth to present t'mea. acrentuatlnf fits political and military victories that led to his priidfncy In an Interview with Fttzroy Maclean. Marshal Tito dismisses co-existence and his nation's relation with Russia.

:30 I. 31. (ED d) Andy Williams (Cont.) (3) 3 Many Happy Refurns Walter Burnley plana to butter up the Matsul brothers, a pair of toiirln Japanese InrtustrlalUtJ. In an effort to win an exclusive franchise for Uie () Binff Cronby Genius At Ernie OK Is featured. Eccentric math wltard ob-Jeta to all the comforts and neatness offered him at the Collin home.

(U Marshal Tito (Cjont.) 10:00 I. 31. tID J) Hall of Fame (See TV Key) (J) 3) 50) flattery's Teople (See TV Key) form lovely little lakes right at the foot of a huge glacier. berry Get The Message 33) Exploring Our Language 11:30 A. 31.

tffD Jeopardy (2) 33) Re' McCoys (4) Missing Links 33) Kindergarten (Z) Say When (5) News Carl Ide (2) News 33) Time for Valor 12:15 Eleanor Schano 33) Trl State Farmer 12:20 (3) Jean Connelly Reports 12:25 (J) 3 Newa 12:30 P. 31. t3D Truth or Consequences (2) 3J) Search lor Tomorrow (J) News, Sports (J) Ernie Ford Tel-All 53) Electronics At Work 12:45 (2) 33) Guiding Light Music With Morgan (2) Be My Guest 12:55 (TfJ News 1:00 I. 31. 3D Spotlight Eleven (2) Mike Douglas (5) Movie "Forsaking All Othen" (111341.

Ernie Ford (J) Day In Court (f) Jack Benny JS) Farm, Home and Garden 1:05 33) Reading 1:30 I'. 31. tH) Let's Make A Deal (2) Mike Douglas (Cont.) (3) Movie (Cont.) Mr. Wizard 35) As The World Turns 33) Local Issue 2:00 1. 3f.

31) Loretta Young (2) Mike Douglas (Cont.) (3) Movie (7) General Hospital 33) Concepts In Science (5) 33) Password 2:15 Q3) Science 2:30 IV 31. CD Doctors (J) 35) House Party (4) Day In Court 33) Science (Cont.) 2:40 33) Talking Town 2:55 (3) News 3:00 I. 31. 3D CD Another World GO (5) 33) To Tell the Truth (3) General Hospital And although it is on the edge Jack IaLanne. Ted Kay present teamen vlaiti of the Arctic Circle the climate Is relatively mild, thanks to the Qtt-oam 33) Bridge with Jean Cox Just rehid bv opener with more than minimum hand.

and Mrs Ruth Funk apecttl ffueat. Al Morgan enter- oilers more Tariel tatru; Kay frame. Reykjavik is a moaern cny oi about inhahi lantil i 11 1 with a university (there Is 1J 3:25 (2) 33) News 3:30 l. 31. tJJ CD You Say Nil Adam ajid Sum a Oliver are truest.

33) Edge of Night (4) Young Marrieds 33) Spectrum Tin ivrogram feature! a report on the metalUtlc wrier! by Inventor. Edward Mai-ko of Grummon Aircraft leukemia, dlscujsed by Dr Roy Slaub, Head Hemotolotlst at Tulane Vnlver-alty School of Medicine, and the Rus-aian mosquito, discuwrd by Dr. N. Bakulev. a Moacow hoapital ataff member.

4.00 P. 31. 5J Match Game (H) Secret Storm Popeye 'N' Kn'sh (J) Trallmaster 33) Teacher's French 4:15 33) Fun to Reduce 4:25 3J The Big SI ow Soy In the. Sky' 19581. Sander Vanocur News 4:30 31.

was the recent visit of the Pittsburgh Symphony, which wound up its 11-week overseas tour with a conceit in the fine university auditorium here. The newspapers, all five of them, were closed by a printers' strike at the time, but upon resumption of publication a week later three have given William Steinberg and his musicians critical notices. AH were raves, although the Beethoven "Ero-lea" was in each case singled out for very special appreciation. The Communist paper's aisle-sifter railed our orchestra "a body of masters over which Dr. Steinberg had complete control and authority strings deserve special praise," etc.

The Conservative Timinn (Times) critic declared the concert to be "a dream come true dynamic the Beethoven was played 'with masculine strength and precision." He also expressed thanks for the encore selections. THE LOCAL Socialist newspaper, with the wonderful name, Althyclubaldid, said, "The sounds Of this excellent orchestra can't be compared or described in words the lllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllimillllllMlllllllllllllllir Movies on TV (2) Sterling Yates (3) Rickl and Copper (Cont.) t(5) Romper Room Father Knows Best (Si Jack LaLanne H) Second Chair 0:05 (Ej Reading 0:15 (J) Exploring with Science :30 A. M. 3D Kay Calls (Cont) (23 Password Ann Sothern () Q) Romper Room (Cont) 3D Get the Message ($5) Electronics (g) Reading (Cont.) 0:35 Science 0:55 (Q) Children of other Lands 10:00 A. M.

(H) (2 Make Room For Daddy (2) Love of Life (3J Jean Connelly Show () Ernie Ford t3) Gloria-Exercise 1:00 p. m. "Forsaking All Others" (193.) Slick, whimsical, forced comedy 100 per cent Win Fanning literacy), fine hotels and excellent restaurants. The view of the surrounding snowcapped mountains, busy harbor and airports from the top of the Saga Hotel rivals that from any hotel I have visited, So, I must confess, so do the prices on the menu, for most of Iceland's food except the abundant and excellent fish, must be Imported. The oddities do not, however, atop with the wonders of nature.

Although Iceland officially has no television, the largest single tax payer here la a man who Imports parts and manufacture his own television receivers and darn flne ones they are, too. The source of the picture received on the single channel I about the usual three-cor 1939) A French film with I some suspense and very good I production values to recom-i mend it. Curt Jurgens, Mylene Dcmongeot. I 11:25 p.m. "Pride of the Marines" (1945) Moving, hu-: 5:00 V.

31. 5T) Big Show (Cont.) (2) Movie Apache Territory" I195S). (3) Adventure Time CD Mickey Mouse Club Sugarfoot 33) Movie (Cont) 33) Friendly Giant 8:15 33) What's New P. 31. 3D Movie (Cont.) 3 Movies (Cont) Advenlure Time (Cont.) Visit with Santa (ZJ Magilla Gorilla-Cartoon (S) fcimatrfoot (Cont.) 6:45 33) Soldiers of the Law "Vocational Guidance Toward Becoming a State Colonel B.

Wilson Purdy. CnmmtMloner of the Pennsylvania State Police, narrated report giving information on how to become a state Trooper, Cartoons 0:00 P. 3f. 35 Alan Boal News (2) 33) Movies (Cont.) (4) MisteRogers CD Newi 3J) Reading 6:10 33) Tell Me Dr. Brothers 6:15 3) Ron Cochran News 33) News, Sports P.

31. H) CD Huntley- Brlnkley GLD 33) News Cronkife (3) Sea Hunt 33) Electronics At Work 7:00 P. 31. JTJ Huckleberry Hound Qp World Tonight News (4) News Ide; Conway ar 54 CD Movie lnlerno" (19SJI. (9) Flintstones 33) Rifleman 33) En France 7:20 (3) Weather Eleanor Schano Big Show (Cont.) As The World Turns Cartoons Leave It to Beaver Trailmaster (Cont) man story of Al Schmid the Marine who was blinded by a grenade after killing 200 Japs.

John Garfield, Eleanor Parker. 12:45 a. m. () "Sentimental Journey" (1946) Tale of a dying woman who adopts a child to keep her husband company when she dies. John Payne, Maureen O'Hara.

9) Superman 33) Movie "cole Younger, Cunftrhter" (1951). 33) Kindergarten llll til lllllltlllllltllllllllltlllllltllltllltllllltllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllgillllllllllt Mill til lllllllllllllllllllttllllllllt tuner Is the United States Na val Station at nearby Kefiavik Here a group of Navy techni nered romance. Joan Crawford, Clark Gable. 4:30 p. m.

(Jj5) "Cole Younger, Gunfiglifer" 1058 Young cowboy fans will go for this rough and tough western about the notorious gunsling-er, Cole Younger, and a couple of men who cross his path. Frank Lovejoy, James Best. 5:00 p. m. (S) "Appache Territory" 1958 Routine western about a group of survivors of an Indian attack led to safety by a brave cowboy.

Rory Calhoun. 7:00 p. ni. (fj "Inferno" (1953) An interesting drama about a pair of ruthless lovers who plot the abandoment of the Women's husband in the Mojave Desert. Robert Ryan, Rhonda Fleming.

11:15 p. m. "The Steel Jungle" (1936) Typical prison drama. A man is sentenced in Jail for a year nrl gets thrown In with as assorted group of derelicts and thugs. Perry Lopez, Beverly Garland.

11 :15 p. m. (Jg) "Time Bomb" Highlights on Radio Keep Yes la Stitches SEWING MACHINES Makes REPAIRED dan volunteers operate a 250-j Beethoven (had a) strong watt transmitter by way of: swell of great waves whose comparison Channel 11 oper- surface could not be disturbed ates with 316,000 watts -with by minor ripples all programs, quite naturally, While only 1,200 count in the English language. rrowd Into the hall for the live concert the Symphony's TECHNICALLY SPEAKING I tw.rformance was taned by SPECIAL 3" this station ii designed solely I Radio Reykjavik and was Oil and Adjust 9:05 a. m.

(WKJF FM) Fascinating Moods. The Versatile Henry Mancinl; "Strings on Fire," Michele Legrand; Unique Artistry of Peggy Stuart Coolidge. 12:000 Noon (WTDD FM) Meridian. Dvorak's "Slavonic Dances Nos. 6, 7 and 8, Opus 46;" Glinka's "Valse Fan-tasie;" Tchaikovsky's "Swan Lake" excerpts; other to serve the several thousand then presented two weeks A.

MORRONE LO. 3-2515 members of the American armed forces on the Island. Of course, when I suggested that we could hardly hope for a more effective propaganda weapon in the contest to interest the Icelanders in one or another of the mainland 1 later on a Sunday afternoon. The broadcast gathered fresh acclaim, acrording to local radio officials. Incidentally, when Mrs.

F. went to record a few of her observations for her WJAS "Vicki's Vignettes" she found the studios here remarkably the health water berg; Ravel's "Sheherazade," New York 1 1 a nic, Bernstein. 9:00 p. m. (WTDD FM) Adventure in Music "The Bas-son." 9:05 p.

m. (WWSW AM FM) Golden Hour. Gounod's "Little Symphony," Poulteau Ensemble; Dvorak's "Concerto for Violin," Pittsburgh Symphony, Milsein, violinist. 10:30 p. m.

(WLOA FM) Audio Adventures. "Romeo and Juliet," featuring Laurence Harvey, Hora Robson, Lydia Sherwood and Sebastian Gabot. 11:15 p. m. (WLOA FM) Casper Citron.

World of Music: Noted operatic tenor Barry Morrell and violinist Ruggiero Ricci, talk about the concert season here and abroad. Alan Alda and Diana Sands, the whole cast of "The Owl and the Pussycat," talk about the perils of doing a two-charcter play. Broadcasts in Stereo. that helped make cultures, naymonu aiuvn, mc 1:00 p. m.

(KDKA. FM) Just Music. Brittne's "Ceremony of Carols," Copenhagen Boys; "A Simple Symphony," New Symphony, Goossens; Hoist's "The Perfect Fool," London Philharmonic, Bout 2:00 p. m. (WAMO AM FM) Spiritual Interludes.

Bill Powell features gospel great, James Cleveland. 5:30 p. m. (WJAS AM FM) Scope. Sports Desk: sports-caster Chuck Hinkle interviews Del Miller, world champion harness driver about his Induction into the Hall of Fame and about harness racing.

6:10 p. m. (WKJF FM) Dinner Serenade. "Sophisticated Strings of LeRoy Holmes;" "Strolling Mandolins," Raoul Meynard. 8:05 p.

m. (WJAS AM FM) Variety. "Broadway to Hollywood:" excerpts from "Oklahoma" with John Reitt and Florence Henderson. 8:06 p. m.

(WLOA FM) Music of the Masters. Gould's Hot Springs famous Information officer at tne, modern and despite the Ian-United States Embassy, Just guage difficulty received the smiled brightly, while admit- utmost co-operation from the SPECIALTY CLOTHING CO. ting that such a conclusion i directors and engineers, home delivered in Men's Boys' Clothing FAMOUS for QUALITY VALUE Rodo Stations VVARO 540 WKPA 1150 WMBS 590WWVA 1170 WHJB 620 WBVP 1230 WISR 680 WRYT 1250 WPIT 730 WKST 1280 WPIC 790 WJAS 1320 WEDO 810WMCK 1360 WAMO 860 WACB 1380 WAVL 910 KQV 1410 VVESA 940 WJPA 1450 WWSW 970WMBA 1460 KDKA 1020 WPSL 1510 BUT 1050 WLOA 1550 WEEP 1080 WZUM 1590 FM Stations Open Tliurn. Fri. 'til THANKS TO Slgurdur Magnusson, public relations director of Icelandic Airlines, we were Introduced to the island's foremost biographer, Thorolf Smith, widely known here and In the Scandinavian countries for his authoritative (1959) biography of Abraham Lincoln.

Our meeting was es- appeared only reasonable. The Russian, who are very actively courting the Icelanders and are now the leading customer for the Islanders' Ash industry, tried to get In on the act by Importing TV net for local sale. According to Stover these sets, which sold rapidly, proved of exceptionally noor nualltv and. In the PITTSBURGH to any who suffer from KIDNEY and ipecially appropriate as his "Ballet Music from Fall River I II BLADDER SYMPTOMS lyCtJCMU, iVIOl ion llUUlU B'lU m- Si, WDUQ FM 91.5 nigs. KDKAFM 92.9 nigs.

WKJF FM 93.7 mgs. WWSWFM 94.5 mgs. WRYT-FM 96.1 mgs. WLOA-FM 96.8 mgs. WJAS-FM 99.7 mgs.

WYDD-FM 100.7 mgs. WPIT-FM 101.5 mgs. KQVFM 102.5 mgs. WAMO I'M 105.9 mgs. WEEP-FM 107.7 mgs.

WBVP-FM 107.9 mgs. his ra. Beethoven i "Symphony No. 4 in Flat, Opus 60," Pittsburgh Sym-I phony, Steinberg. 9:00 p.

m. (WRYT AM FM) Con cert Hall. Beethoven's i "Symphony No. 4 in Flat," Pittsburgh Symphony, Stein ENJOY EATING AGAIN Mountain Valley Water, Just as you would drink it in the great health resort city from its natural spring source. So many doctors recommended this water a3 aid in the relief of Kidney and Bladder symptoms that Mountain Valley Water is bottled so its benefits are easily available to people throughout the nation.

Mountain Valley Water In recommended daily amounts helps stimulate kidney action and soothe bladder irritation- tension most recent work, a biography of the late President Kennedy, has Just been published. BRIEF OBSERVATIONS: If you have never flown over a live volcano It is Impossible to Imagine the thrill I had when Iceland's famed "rescue pilot," Bjorn Palsson, arranged a special over-flight of the world's newest volcanic island, Surtsey, for me. The light was dim, but I hope to show movies of this on Channel 11 when I return in mid-December. Surtsey was Just a year old the day we flew over its Aside to restaiiranfeur Ben Gross' son Jerry: your fellow Cornel (Hotel School) graduate, Haldor Blondall, has Introduced "chicken In the basket" to Iceland, at his Naust He also had to Introduce the raising of chickens for food not Just for eggs to supply the ever-Increasing demand. No easy trick.

All the grain to feed the birds has to be specially Imported. face of domestic, enterprise, aoon. -proved a drug on the market The programs are a selection from all three of our networks. They must puzzle the Icelanders at time, but there can be no doubt of their popularity. There Is no unemployment In Iceland, so many lesser Jobs are handled on a moonlighting basis.

One of these Is the installation of TV antennas. "My wife and I make a regular game of looking out the window each morning to see how many more antennas have been put up during the night," Stover told me. Oh. yes, one thing more about local viewing. The Navy presents all programs on a "public fcervlce" basis.

There are no commercial Interruptions. Thus, the Icelander live In the best of all possible TV worlds, nay Ing no state tax as In England, and having to sit through no ads, as do wc. CERTAINLY THE greatest cultural event to take place In this city In many a year Don't let looee falee teeth or eoro fuma rob you of the pleeaure and nutrition of freah fruits and vegetable. Dentur-Ere makea denturea At "like new" ajrain, and ciish-iona tender urn. One Ask your doctor.

PHONE EM. 2-0103 4931 PENN AVE. PITTSBURGH (24) PA. application laati weeke. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Stop It right way with TUMS antacid tablets. Today' food tasting TUMS are fortified apeed aaothlng, hifh potency relief neutralize all enceta acid release you from the grip of an aeid-lrrltated ttomach -completely, tently, en the apot. wouldn't you MKe that? tuitaly stfetls. ftisjN mum; relief a rail ease -) teld end receiwnended hyi VlBH' I 10:09 Tonighf Color WHO far can American "cul- ft HrvA' ree flung? tu.