The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 September 1968 — Page 5

Saturday, September 7, 1968

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

Page 5

THE DAILY BANNER

Daily TV Guide

■VIM* 3 THE RIFLEMAN—Western 4:00 4 LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 8 BURKE'S LAW—Mystcrv 1 HOUR 10 THE DEPUTY—WfsOrn 2 FRANK McOEE REPORT—+ 4:30 3 CAR AND TRACK—♦ Racine 4 CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLINC. 1 HOUR. 6-10 NEWS 13 TO BE ANNOUNCED Rawhide is scheduled. <i:0n 2 MOTHERS-IN-LAW—Comedy T.:00 A Eve and Kaye are convinced that Herb has fallen for another woman, (re-run) 3-8 NEWS—+ 6 DEATH VALLEY DAYS 41 "The Fight San Francisco Never Foreot." A young bank clerk dons boxing gloves to battle an athletic club bully. Jim Corbett James Davison Walter Watson John McLIam Emilv Vicki Harrington Hans Eisman Scott Graham 0:30 2 6 THE SAINT—Mystery 5:30 ♦ I HOUR. “The Power Artist." Simon Templar becomes the victim of a frame-up engineered by a man he thought he once killed, ire-run) Loudon Peter Bourne Teal Ivor Dean Cassie Pauline Munro Saint Roger Moore 3-8-10 THE PRISONER—Drama 5:30 + 1 HOUR. The Prisoner crosses paths with a scientist who has come up with an ambitious, but mad, plan. Prisoner Patrick McGoohan Sonia Justine Lord Schnipps Kenneth Griffith Potter Christopher Benjamin Karminski Michael Brennan 4 BOXING + 90 MINS. Larry Cruz and Bobby Murray meet in a ten-round welterweight match. 13 MIDWESTERN HAYRIDE 4 1 HOUR. 1:30 2 GET SMART—Spy comedy 6:30 4 Smart becomes a table-tennis bum in an effort to lure a dangerous ping-pong playing spy into the open, (re-run) Samuels Stu Gilliam Tamara Poupee Bocar Smart Don Adams Agent 99 Barbara Feldon Chief Ed Platt 3-8-10 MY THREE SONS + Chip and Katie take tests for their drivers’ licenses. <re-run> Chip Stanley Livingston Katie Tina Cole Steve Fred MacMurray 6 HOOS1ER HUNDRED—Racing + SPECIAL. Highlights of this afternoon’s auto race at the Indianaoolis State Fairgrounds one-mile dirt track. 13 DATING GAME 4 Jim Lang is host. Henry Morgan and Claudia Martin. Dean Martin’s daughter, play the game to choose a date. (Dates awarded in the past have taken winners to such countries as Africa. India. England and

Italy.)

X:fM> 2 6 JOHNNY CARSON DISCOVERS

CYPRESS GARDEN’S 7:00 4 SPECIAL. 1 HOUR. Late-night show-host Carson demonstrates his athletic prowess in competition with champions of water skiing and other aquatic sports at Central Florida's floral wonderland. Songstress Vikki Carr and the Every Mother’s Son rock combo are featured.

3-8-10 HOGAN’S HEROES—Comedy

+ A pretty Russian girl talks her German boy friend into holding

Hogan as a hostage at a rocket-fuel depot so the Allies won’t try to

destroy it. (re-run)

Hogan Bob Crane Klink Werner Klemperer 4 COMMAND PERFORMANCE—Movie 4 90 MINS. “Tell-Tale Heart." Laurence Payne. Adrienne Cori, Dermot Walsh. (English. ’63) A killer is confronted by the sound of his victim’s beating heart.

13 NEWLYWED GAME 4 Bob Eubanks is host.

8:30 3-8-10 NFL FOOTBALL 7:30 4 SPECIAL. APPROX. 2'x HOURS. Baltimore Colts vs. Dallas Cowboys.

Chuck Thompson, Lenny Moore, and Frank Gifford commentate. 13 LAWRENCE WELK—Music 4 1 HOUR. "Orange Blossom Special.” "Wayward Wind." "Don’t Fence Me In.” "Goodnight Irene," “Tennessee Waltz," “San Antonio Rose." "Yellow Rose Of Texas,” •Make The World Go Away," “Any Time.” "Walkin’ The Floor,” ’’You Are My Sunshine.” “Just Because," others, ire-run) 9:00 2-6 MISS AMERICA PAGEANT 8:00 4 SPECIAL. 2 HOURS. Miss America of 1969 is chosen from a field of 50 state finalists at Atlantic City. New Jersey. Bert Parks and Bess Myerson (Miss America of 1945) are co-hosts. 9:30 4 NEWS 8:30 13 HOLLYWOOD PALACE—Variety 4 1 HOUR. Phyllis Diller is hostess to Robert Vaughn, singer Johnnie Ray. Shari Lewis, the Sandpipers pop music group, and comic Charlie Manna. Vaughn and Manna team up with Miss Diller for a Sherlock Holmes spoof, (re-run) 10:00 4 PERRY MASON—Mystery 9:00 10:30 13 NEWS—4 9:30 11:00 2-3-6-8-10 NEWS 10:00 4 TWILIGHT ZONE—Drama 1 HOUR. 13 COMBAT—War adventure 11:30 2 STAR TIME THEATRE 10:30 4 "Flat Top.’’ Sterling Hayden, Keith Larsen. Richard Carlson. (’52) World War II adventure. 3 LATE MOVIE + "What Price Glory?” James Cagney. Dan Dailey, Corlnnc Calvet. i’52' World War I comedy-drama. 6 BEST OF HOLLYWOOD DOUBLE FEATURE. (1) 4 “Picnic.” William Holden. Kim Novak, Rosalind Russell. (’56) Drama romance. (2> ‘‘Here Comes Mr. Jordan.” Robert Montgomery. Evelyn Keves. Claude Rains. (’411 Fantasy drama. 8 LATE SHOW DOUBLE FEATURE, ili "Sands Of Iwo Jima." John Wayne John Agar. (’491 Marines war drama. i2> 4 Younger Brothers.” Wayne Morris, Bruce Bennett. Janis Paige. C49) Western. 10 THE DETECTIVES—Drama 1 HOUR. Robert Taylor stars. I I:(Hi 4 WORLD OF SPORTS—4 11:00 13 NEWS—4 12:15 13 SATURDAY ALMANAC—4 11:15 12:45 13 EDUCATIONAL FILM 11:45 1:15 13 WORLDS OF INDIA 12:15

SUN., SEPT. 8

FAST SLOW 5:00 3-8-10 21st CENTURY 4:00 4 "Miracle Of The Mind.” A study of what science knows about the mind and how it may be manipulated. enhanced or controlled In the future Walter Cronkite narrates. (re-run) 3:30 2 CAMPAIGN & CANDIDATES—4 1:30 3 RACE POST TIME 6-10-13 NEWS 8 BIG THREE PREVIEW—4 Football 5:45 10 NANCEE—Music 4:45 6:00 2 FRANK McGEE REPORT—4 5:00 3-8-10 LASSIE—Drama 4 Lassie comes across two boys who defy Forest Service plans. (re-

run i

4 MOVIE OF THE WEEK 2 HOURS. "You Can’t Run Away From It.” June Allyson, Jack Lemmon. ('561 Comedy about a runaway heiress and a reporter.

NEWS—4

BOTTOM OF THE SEA—Adventure 4 1 HOUR. "Man-Beast.” Captain Crane is transformed Into a hairy

monster, (re-run)

Nelson Richard Basehart Crane David Hedison 6:30 2-6 WALT DISNEY 5:30

4 1 HOUR. "Sammy. The Way-Out Seal.” Conclusion of a two-part story Arthur and Petey Loomis are afraid to tell their parents about their new pet seal, (re-run) Arthur Michael McGreevey Petey Billy Mumy Sylvester Jack Carson Chet Robert Culp Helen Patricia Barry

3-8-10 ED SULLIVAN—Variety 4 SPECIAL. 90 MINS Salute to Irving Berlin. Guests: Bing Crosby. Ethel Merman. Robert Goulet. Diana Ross <& the Supremes. Peter Gennaro. Harry James and his orchestra. comics Morecambe & Wise. Fred Waring and his Glee Club. ' re-run l 7:0(113 AROUND THE WORLD OF MIKE TODD—Documentarv 6:00 4 SPECIAL. 1 HOUR. A look into the life and career of the late showman. Orson Welles narrates. Appearances by Elizabeth Taylor. Jack E. Leonard, columnist Art Buchwald. Gypsy Rose Lee. Bill Doll (Todd's long-time press agent), Ethel Merman. Toots Shor, and Lowell Thomas. 7:30 2 FLYING NUN 6:30 4 Sister Bertrille becomes the object of youthful adoration when Carlos’ godchild pays a visit to the convent, i re-run i 6 MOTHERS-IN-LAW—Comedy 4 The Hubbards and Buells form a rock music group. They call themselves The Mamas and the Papas-in-law. (re-runi X:0(l 2-6 BONANZA—Western 7:00 4 1 HOUR. "A Dream To Dream." A married woman falls in love with Hoss. i re-run i Sarah Julie Harris Timmy Johnnie Whitaker Sally Michele Tobin 3-8-10 GLEN CAMPBELL—Variety 4 1 HOUR. 4 GEORGE JESSEL SHOW—Variety 4 DEBUT. 1 HOUR. Celebrities are ‘saluted’ by being gently ribbed. 13 SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE 7:00 4 2'4 HOURS. "Under The Yum Yum Tree.” Jack Lemmon, Carol Lynley, Dean Jones, Edie Adams. Imogene Coca. Paul Lynde. Comedy about a bachelor land lord and his apartment full of pretty girls, (rerun i 9:00 2 SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE 8:00 2 , i HOURS. "Hush. Hush, Sweet Charlotte.” Bette Davis. Olivia DeHavilland. Joseph Gotten, Agnes Moorehead. Cecil Kellaway, Mary Astor, Victor Buono. (’05) Aging, demented Charlotte lives alone in her family’s mansion in Louisiana. Townspeople think she did away with her lover some forty years earlier (re-run) 3-8-10 MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 4 1 HOUR A Red politician, stripped of his rank, steals a secret alloy with which he hopes to bargain his way back into power, (rerum (tentative episode) 4 ARREST AND TRIAL—Drama 90 MINS "My Name Is Martin Burnham." Story of a man intent on destroying himself. 6 HIGH CHAPARRAL—Western 4 1 HOUR A vengeful Civil War veteran and his private army plot to create their own state in Mexico. ire-run) 10:1)0 3-8-10 NEWS 9:00 6 DICK POWELL THEATRE 1 HOUR. "Rage Of Silence." Peter Falk. Carol Lynley. A deaf mute man falls in love with a mute teacher.

10:15 13 10:50 3

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10 1t:15 2 12:15 13 1:15 13 1:30 13 2:00 13

MIDWESTERN HAYRIDE 9:15 ♦ 1 HOUR. PERRY MASON—Mystery 9:30 1 HOUR “Case Of The Gallant Grafter.” NEWS COMEDY SPECIAL 4 An Indian Chief claims title to Manhattan. Dwavne Hickman. TV SPORTSMAN S CLUB COUNTRY MUSIC—4 10:«0 NEWS—4 LATE SHOW "Strawberrv Blonde.” James Cagney. Rita Hayworth. Olivia DcHavilland. ('411 Comedy romance set In the Gav Nineties THE CALIFORNIANS—Western NEWS—4 10:15 NEWS—* 10:50 SF4SPR AY—4 TONIGHT—Variety A 90 MINS Guests: Liza Minnelli. Sugar Rev Robinson, Jack DeLeon, and Dr Robert Jastrow. (re-run) Eli M DRAA1A ISSUES »ND ANSWERS—4 10:45 PROBE—Talk 11:15 * 1 HOUR. NEWS—4 12:15 CROSS EXAM—4 Interview 12:30 PERSPECTIVE 1:00

--Heloise to try it and we are all amazed at the results. Mrs. Betty Lewis * * * So Avas I! I leloise « » • * DtfAR HELOISE: Am I shocking you when I say that in our family each person uses his own bath towel twice ? With five in the family and several baths each in a week, this cuts down on a great deal of washing for me. We keep our towels separate by clipping a clothespin with the first name of the person on the towel after the first use.

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Then after the second use. the towel is hung to dry, with NO clothespin. This means it in ready for the washer. Economically Minded * * * DEAR HELOISE: I have two “shorty" windows. Each measures 38" high by 54" wide. It has been a problem for me to find the right length in a curtain I would like to have. I had a pair of pretty dacron curtains measuring 90” x 40" (meant for an older, narrow window). I opened each corner of the longer edge (side hem) and ran the rod through it. The curtains for which I had no use have now become useful once again. They are beautiful and full at my shorty windows. Mae * * * DEAR HELOISE: When I make a cake, I frequently bake it in one of those large rectangular pans because it is less work and quicker. The only drawback is that it is difficult to store the part that is left over as it will not fit under my cake saver oi even my largest bowl inverted My solution for this problem is to cut what’s left into twe equal pieces and stack therr on a plate (one that will fil under the cake saver). The storage problem is licked; the cake doesn't dry out as quickly and the family is delighted with “layer cake” for the second day’s dessert. Bea * * * LETTER OF THOUGHT DEAR HELOISE: Most “brides" of several years already know this to be true. But to the really new brides, let me offer a tip that’s worth its weight in gold! Many women spend a great deal of the morning in housecoats . . . usually over their nightgowns. Nothing in the world can make you feel lazier. Just try getting dressed tomorrow’ the minute you jump out of bed. Then fix your face. Not only will you get tons more accomplished during the morning, but you’ll feel better—full of energy. And you won't mind answering the

door for that early caller either! It's one of the greatest bocsters ever. I Busy Mother * * * DEAR HELOISE: Egg poacher cups are a

grand size for measuring cottage cheese for the center of fruit or other salads. The cottage cheese slides out of them easily and is just enough cheese for an individual salad. Mrs. B.

DAILY CROSSWORD

ACROSS 1. Baez or Crawford 5. Nickname of a queen 9. Russian coin 10. One of the early Stewarts 12. Employs 13. Cabalist 14. Farm feature 15. Bird cry 16. At close quarters: abbr. 17. Music note ' 18. Imbue 21. Light repasts * 23. Sibilant sound 24. Route 25. Communications: comb, form 26. Mast 28. To salt 31. Babies’ outfits 33. Music note 34. Chemical ending 35. Male sheep 36. Astern 37. Ship’s kitchen 40. Sand 41. Blemish 42. Flower 43. Egress 44. Brightly colored fish

DOWN 1. Latin historian 2. Comply 3. Baseball’s Kaline and namesakes 4. Compass point 5. Creek 6. Half ems 7. Convene 8. Chores 9. Corrodes 11. Fields 13. Witty sayings 15. Lumpy 18. Alarm

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DAILY CRYPTOQLOTE — Here’s how to work it: AXYDLBAAXR is LONGFELLOW

One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L’s, X for the two O’s, etc. Single letters, apostrophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different.

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Yesterday’s Cryptoquote: I BELIEVE THAT REMORSE IS THE LEAST ACTIVE OF ALL A MAN’S MORAL SENSES. —THACKERAY (C 1968. King Features Syndicate, Inc.)

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