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Saturday, November 30, 1963

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

Page 5

THE DAILY BANNER

Daily TV Guide

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SAT., NOV. 30

FAST SLOW 5:00 3 CHAMPIONSHIP ROWLING—# 4:00 4 WORLD OF COUNTRY MUSIC

+ 1 HOUR.

6 PORTER WAGONER—# Music lO RIG VALLEY—Western # 1 HOUR. Audra goes into shock after witnessing the killing of an old friend and the friend's parents. 3 CAR AND TRACK—# Racing 4::<0 6 GRAND OLE OPRY—# Variety 3 MARVIN LEE—# 5:00 4 PERRY MASON—Mystery 1 HOUR. “Case Of The Nebulous Nephew." A young man, who has conspired to inherit a large fortune by fraud, is charged with murder-

ing his accomplice. 6-8-10 NEWS

«::{« 3 PETTICOAT JUNCTION—# r.::!0 6 FRANK MeGEE REPORT—# 7:00 3 NEWS—# B:00 4 COMMAND PERFORMANCE 2 HOURS. "Criss Cross." Burt Lancaster. Dan Duryea, Yvonne DeCarlo. i'481 Two men double-cross each other after committing a robberv. 7:im 6 DEATH VALLEY DAYS—Drama 0:00 # -Up The Chimney.” Train robbery loot disappears in Colossal Cave. Arizona, in 1884 Sheriff Jim Davis Jim Kirby Tom Lowell 8 McllALE’S NAVY—Comedy 10 TV SPORTSMAN’S CLUB 72 6 ADAM-11—Police drama 6:30 # Officers Malloy and Reed answer a silent burglar alarm call at a swim wear factory, respond to a prowler complaint reported by a pretty young woman, and help a youngster stuck under an iron

picket fence.

Malloy Martin Milner Reed Kent McCord 3-8-10 JACKIE GLEASON—Variety

# 1 HOUR.

13 MIDWESTERN ILAYRIDE—Variety # 1 HOUR. Billie Jo Spears is scheduled as tonight's guest. H:»0 2-6 GET SMART—Comedy IlOO # Chinese merchant Lin Chan gives Max a new blazer. Max doesn’t know it but there's a tiny new laser weapon concealed in the coat. Ingrid Julie Newmar Lin Chan Leonard Strong Smart . Dor Adams Agent 99 Barbara Feldon X:;{0 2-6 GHOST AND MRS. MUIK 7::i0

Ja; t Craig June Lockhart Doc Stuart Regis Toomey Uncle Joe Edgar Buchanan 13 HOLLYWOOD PALACE—Variety # 1 HOUR. Milton Berle is host. Guests: comedienne Martha Raye, singer end former grid star Roosevelt Grier, singer-dancer Barrie Chase, former movie star Mary Beth Hughes, comic Joey Foreman, The Third Wave musical group and eoniedian Joe Besser. H':«0 3 8 10 MISS TEEN-AGE AMERICA PAGEANT 9:00 # SPECIAL. 90 MINS More than sixty girls between the age of 13 and 17, winner., of preliminary pagi a:it.- aeross the countrv. compete f ir the title. D .>n Jfines i< emcee. Michele Lee i> hostess, and Trmi 1 ope* i- a special guest From Fort

Wort!. Ti-as.

Hi 4 13 NEW S—# <1:30 11 :tm 2-6 VtiWS |0:00 4 PI'RIM'E BASKETBALL

# Purdue at UCLA.

13 SITVRIMY NIGHT MOVIE

# "The Shoot." Lex Barker. Marie Versini. Rail Woltcr. <'64' Two

men oursue a bandit chief.

into 6 r.K> ■ OF HOI.I YWOOD III:?#

DOUBLE FEATURE <1. # "Girl In The Red Velvet Swing." Rav Mil-

<",s. Mystery n Of T':e Ti-

ger >'5'

To War." E- citte Charritr. 'French,

Ray Mil-

lai.-d, Joan Collins, tlra:. a. '2' # "Action

Van Johnson. Martino Carol. 57' Espionage adventure.

II a» 2 tELIBRITV BILEIARDS—# Item

3-8 10 NEWS

I .Mid 2 S»'s; .mil !I!E \TItE H:0i» 'Se“ t,t Tyrct.r p •■•■r Gene TiT .cy. Ir. Fanner i ,2 Cas-

i dram:*.

3 f ATE MOVM:

"Rabette Goes Bnr.-' t, Jaequt"

'62

8 LATE SHOW DO”HIE FEATURE. .1. "Miracle Of The Bt ID." Frank Sinatra. Fred MaeMurrav Valli (’48< Drama. '2i Devil Doll." William Sylvester, Bryant Hoiic 'v. irnglish, 65' Mys-

terv.

10 LATE MOVIE

"Treasure O: Tht Golden Ccitdor." Cortie! Wilde Constance Smith, i'531 Costume adventure drama.

1:1.7 13 NEWS-# I !:15

SATCRDAY ALMANAC—# 1*:30 FAINTING—# 1:00

Davy Jones Roger Mobley Uncle Max James Daly Ous Anthony Alda Maicumc Nehemiah Persoff Ccce Robert Sorrclle 3-8 GENTLE BEN—Drama # Tom Wedloe calls on Green Bay Packers champion Bart Starr to explain to Mark and Willie that football games are won through teamwork, not "heroics". Willie Angelo Rutherford Mark Clint Howard

10 NEWS

7:1.7 10 NANCEK—Music 6:4.7 X:IM» 3-8-10 ED SULLIVAN—Variety 7:011

# 1 HOUR.

4 GEORGE JESSEL SHOW—Variety # 1 HOUR. James Stewart is tonight's guest of honor. 13 THE F.R.I.—Adventure # ! HOUR. Erskine is posing as a gem expert when he's taken to a thieves' hideout to identify stolen icwi'is. He's recognized by one of

<hc bandits.

Victor Toller Maurice Evans Tom Waters . Monte Markham MacKenzie Michael Strong Dale Burr Do Bennlng Roberta . Janet MacLachlan BEWITCHED—Comedy 7:t!« # Samantha learns a!! about poli-

irotests. and philanthro-

pists during her fight to save their

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pat i Kui

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13 1’

# Captain Gregg's ghost disappears f-om Gull Cottage when Mrs Muir ruts down a tree he brought from

Santiago.

Clavniore ... Charles Nel on Reilly Martha Rcta Shaw Mrs. Muir Hope l ange 3-8-10 MY THREE SONS—Comedy # Robbie wants to quit school so

he can work full time.

Itobbie Don Gradv Katie Tina Cole Mr. Walters Vince Howard Ste*e Fred MncMurray 13 LAWRENCE WELK—Music # 1 HOUR. "Bare Nece: sitics.” ■ My Fav< rile Things." "Glory Of Love." "Our Love Is Here To Slay." ■ Gom' Out My Head." "How High The Moon." "Road To Mnndaiay." "Swan.ee," "Up. Up And Away.” "Penguin Polka ” "Something In Your Smile." ' Step To The Rear.”

(re-run)

<1:110 2-6 SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE X:00 2 HOURS. "Morgan." Vanessa Redgrave. David Warner. Robert Stephens. iEnglish. '661 Comedy about a young painter who often lives in a fantasy world. 3 THE SEEKERS DOWN UNDER SPECIAL. 1 HOUR. 4 JOHN GARY—Variety # SO MINS. Guests: Professor Irwin Corev. The Lemon Pipers, Slulley Berman, Peter Hurkos. Leslie Gore. Bobby Goldsboro, Leigh Spear <i:(MI 8 10 HOGAN'S HEROES X:0(l # Major Hoch.s’.ctter suspects there is an espionage operation going on hi Stalag 13 when he reads u res- < ued reporter’s storv. 9:.;<l 8 10 PETTHOAT JUNCTION X:30 # Uncle Joe fakes illness in another attempt to force Dr Cr*..g to give up as Doc Stuart's assistant.

'.*:3U 13 INQUIRING MIND—# 1:30

SUN., DEC. 1

FAST SLOW .7:00 13 SUNDAY MOVIE 4:00 2 HOURS. "Ashes And Diamonds.” 'Polish. '621 Drama set in Poland on the last day of World War II. 6:00 4 MOVIE OF THE WEEK 5:00 2 HOURS. "Gene Krupa Story." Sal Mineo. James Darren. Susan Kc.hner. i'C0' Story of the drummer's rise in the jazz music world. 7:011 2 HUCKLEBERRY FINN—Drama 6:00 # Huck, Becky and Tom conn* across a 5.n00-year-old mummy in search of an ancient tomb. Huck Michael Shea Becky I.u Ann Haslam Tom Kevin Schult:; 7:00 3 8-10 LASSIE—Drama 6:00 # Jason, the bloodhound, fights ior nu> lite alter being attacked by a deadly predator. Conclusion ol a two-part story. St oil lurner Jed Allan t-aul Denning .... Garry Walberg Billv Cameron . . Paul Petersen 6 PL.'V V HOUSE SIX "Lucky Tommy Jordan.' Will Rogers. jr.. Paula Raymond. Kevin McCarthy. A Husband and wife disi:kc being sponged upon by the hubby's old army buddy. 13 LAND OF THE GIANTS—Drama # 1 HOUR. The Creed." Sieve attempts to perform an emergency appendectomy on Barry as giant policemen search for the Earthlings. Sieve Gary Conway Barry Stefan Arngrim doctor Paul Fix janitor Henry Corden 7dill 2-6 WALT DISNEY 6:30 # 1 HOUR. "The Treasure Ol San Bosco Reel." Conclusion of a twopart story. A second underwater deatn makes every surviving member of the diving expedition a suspect.

protests, and pi: ring her fight to s

neighborhood park from being turn-

ed into a shopping center.

Mossier Arch Johnson Mrs Gurnev Dodo Denny

6 MOTHERS-IN-I.AW—Comedy

# Suzie. Eve. and Kaye “baby sit"

with an assortment of pets.

2- 6 BONANZA—VVexlcrn X:IIU # 1 HOUR. Little Joe and Canuy win an ore-processing mill in a linker game and then learn Iheir

mer is pretty Kale Kelly, e Ceie.le Varnall

Renfro Paui Lambert Ludwig Saiidor Szabo 3 8 10 AN-N-MAKGRET—\ ariety # SPECIAL, i HOUR. Ilio Swedlsiiourn performer welcome.) BoD Hope, Jaez Benny, and Danny 1 itoina^ lo her iir.ii television special. Highlights include a sampling oi the star's night club act, and a spool ui the movie extravaganzas oi the

1930s.

4 NOIRE DAME FOOTBALL # 90 MINS. Notre Dame at South-

ern Culitorma.

13 SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE # 2'.- HOURS. "The King And I." Yul Brynncr, Deboran Kerr, Rita Moreno. i'56i Movie adaptation of the Rodgers & Hammersteiu musical about an English widow who accepts employment as governess and teacher to the numerous chilcreii of the autocratic King of

Siam. ■ re-runi

|ii:lill 2 SUNDAY MOVIE 9:00 3 HOURS "55 Days At Peking." Charlton Heston. Ava Gardner, David Niven, i 631 Story of Imperial China s lust attempt lo drive out

the Western world.

3- 8-10 MISSION IMPOSSIBLE # 1 HOUR. Enemy agents steal ,in-

lormuiion pinpointin'*

t.'Ur second-strike

pinpointing America’s

missile-control

centers.

: oiand Fernando Lamas Mrs. Buchanan Lee Grant Grigor Sid Haig 6 PERRY ( «>MO—Variety # SPECIAL. 1 HOUR Don Adams, Carol BurtSett. and The Young Americans musical group are guests. I0:.ai 4 NEWS—# 9:30 11:011 3-6-8-10 NEWS 10:00 4 WORLD OF COUNTRY MUSIC # 1 HOUR. II :;o 3 PERRY MASON—Mvstcry 10::;0

1 HOUR.

6 TONIGHT—Variety # 90 MINS. Don Rickl. , Joan Rive:s Kay Price, Mi>:!:i R.uk III. ire-

run -

8 I \TE SHOW "Coxes Of Harrow." Rex Harrisnn,

10 13

Muun-i :i O Kara. i '47 Drama set i:i No« Orleans in 1220 Dei’Altt IMVntSlYY

NEWS—#

rum 4 13

YVOKE1) OF SrORr>i—# now:—# Negro affairs

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13 13

SI tSI’KAY—# NEWS—#

11 :.*:o

t.*:».7 13

CROSS EXAM—^ Interview

11:4

l:IMl 2

NEWS—#

12:110

1:1.7 13

INTERNATIONAL ZOM —#

12:15

—Bainbridge played with Janet and Brenda Skelton assisting the little ones. Those present were Allen Stevens, Andy and Kelly Beck, Lori and Ritchie Wallace, Jay Burk and Kathy McFarland. Mrs. D.O. Tate left Saturday for Springfield, 111., where she will be the guest over the holidays of her daughter, Mrs. Margaret Otts and family. Miss Edna Baker entertained Sunday with a pre-Thanksgiving dinner for her sister. Mrs. Nellie White of Greencastle, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Baker and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Dagenhart and baby and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Smith and family all of Greencastle. Mr. Ivan Proctor was taken to the Putnam County H <spital Saturday night for observation and treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Chanucey Sutherlin of Roachdale spent Sunday afternoon with his sister, Mrs. Arthur Weller. Mrs. Donavon Shoaf and Mr. and Mrs. John Smith were in Indianapolis all day Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hoke were Sunday dinner guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Purcell. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Grimes have gone to Sebring, Florida,

where they spend their winters. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gosnell were weekend guests of Mrs. Bessie Gosnell and daughter, Mrs. Elsie Chadwick of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Gosnell are preparing to move to their new home in Newman, 111., after the first of January. Miss Donna Huffman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Walter Huffman is ill at her home this week with the chicken pox. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Tillotson and family and Mr. and Mrs, Duane Burk and family were among the guests Saturday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Malcom Burk and family of Greencastle to celebrate the birthday of Mrs. Malcolm Burk. Little Deanna Anderson of Crawfordsville is spending this week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Clark, while her parents are moving to a new home in Crawfordsville. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Boswell have sold their house to Cecil Pearson and have moved to the Albert Whitehead farm west of town. Mr. Pearson will move in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Etcheson visited Sunday afternoon with his cousin, Mrs. Allie Sparks and husband in Bloomington, Indiana. Mrs. Charles Amers enter-

tained Tuesday with a farewell Trouy, Bea Beams, Gerald Hartluncheon for Mrs. Richard Tate, man and Mrs. Witt. Mrs. Tate Other guests were Mesdames Eve lives on the Jack Major farm Coffman, Jack Major, William but is moving soon to Texas.

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score

3. Front

tooth

4. Describing wine and cheese 5. Rupees:

abbr.

6. Plant insect 7. Ruth’s husband 8. Erudition 9. New England specialties 12. Finicky grammarian 13. Prospector's

right

16. Harem room 18. Onion's renown 22. The appoint-

time 23. Like a box of chocolates, cookies, etc. 24. Suitable: proper 26. Evict 28. Balances 31. Yutang 33. Blessed 35. Kind of school

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find

37. That which ’’lives after them" 38. Quaker pronoun 42. Backward 44. Man of the house

ACROSS 1. Franciscan 6 Kind of seaman 10. Occupants of the thorax 11. Place for a spare steno 12. — - de Leon 13. Personal asset 14. Chaldean city 15. Admires excessively 17. Grande y Bravo 19. Father 20. Country: comb, form 21. Sloth 22. Possesses 25. Cross home plate 27. Big game animal 29. Thrice: music 30. 40 32. Detonator 33. Finial 34. Out of 35. Forestalls 39. Initials of a Pulitzer Prizewinning poet 40. "Bolero" composer 41. Big and strong 43. Green land 44. Unit of length: Brit, spelling 45. Skin 46. Fix the lawn

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DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — 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.

A Cryptogram Quotation

XN Y UEZHOKL; GYH-

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M J Z D S

SJJO Y NDLZRREK; LKRLKD.— OXNLYKEX

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Yesterday’s Cryptoquote: LIBERTY. TOO, MUST BE LIMITED IN ORDER TO BE POSSESSED —EDMUND BURKE (O 1968. King Features Syndicate, Inc.)

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