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" 11.00 Ttnlies.ee Ert:lie Ford 11 :80 leather Your Ne-t 12:00 Today's N"W• 1~:10 Ding Dong Sehc.ol 12:48 IndustJ"y on Plhlle "RUARK RI'PORTS ,. ld!O Ted Jlaek lllaunoe· · ,2:$11 , It ~afi To Be~ .l!larr(e~ . 3:00 ..W.-y of the W!Jtld 3·1~ First, Love ·• 3:90 Wo'tld ·of Mr. Sweene)f Socond, C'on.wreu was not In ahm, no emergency appeared, al\d S:il Modetn llbmanees Of.:OO Pinky tee not hing oceurred whlcl'l demattded the President's pcr::sonal action or attentiOn. Thal maght not alwayli be the cese. A gu~al many pc:opl(l reel that steps mu .~ t be taken to l'J1.1rify lh !t: legal t)ldut't.'-CV~n I S they feel that steps muat be hltt:P to reh~ve Prcs1~en ts or !!'O Jm• rJr tht! lncr t~ dibl e burden of worlc , 1h•7 now t"Rr,·y1 Thlo Chevt Shil\\t 8 ·00 Fireside Theatre 8.30 Playwtigll\ '56 •• Per D•mocraHc Nomlnatlolt . Into Ring ly .M.nl~ S)'!l:iMs Headlln~s Tonight,. Sign OU ~ n~· . En<l WIDNIIDAY Sign On h Today ' Coffee Time Home ·., Ten.ii•fl~ i:rt.tit Ford Fe-tbtr:Your ~ .., ' may tql'Qe , tt fl hand pat·ty AePlrftl}tJ eart~r . They can't atforll to let K ~~ roUtnr wl}.Ue they lilt 'l'oda)''s (News l)l•r· Ponr ~cb.OI . ' 'The Editor'si I OAILY CROSSW A.Otw88 t . Owned • \1. Afllrme4 3. River Gart')l Moore 9·30 10·30 11:00 11 : 1~ ' 1J :30 11:4:5 12.00 12:30 1:00 1:90 Arthur Codtrcy Stril(e It Rleh Valia.J~t Lady Love of Lll'e Search, for Tomorrow The Guiding Light Katie'4 K(~chen Welconle T1'1telers Robert Q 1 ewlfi HOU\eparty P,ren:ts :nine 11ttt'<"trY on. Puradt Camera Ooea\ to School "'· .,,,.... with tlie Carra' :~-~--·-- ....... A 'iovtlthll Mr I.W. Mel Mt. $888 KARR&VANZANDT ........... MOTOR SALES 10.15 Theatre IS 11 :15 Sign 3:00 The Brighter D.ay orr seeret Storm OW Your Mcuult 3:UJ 3:30 4:00 TUESDAY, OCTOBER II 4 O'Clock ThcatPe 1:t15 Trj·Stat&' N_ews li•i)o Lucky 8 Ranch 8:00 Patu Page 3:58 Sign On 4 :00 Dance1and . 0:00 M1ckey Meuse !ABC> 8:00 Kukls, Fran & OUie (ABC) 6:15 John Dally (ABC) 6:30 Warner Bros. PrMellt.l e:J5 . Doug 'EdWards, News I _76:30 :00 Ro~Jnhood' Buhis lk iz:~ Al~n tO·Qq Yeur Elso Reporter IO:tf Spotlls:tt on Sports l0:2t5 Weith~an 10 :~0 Btat 1the Clo~t 11:00 trP.t..lh•MI~~tt News 11:611 CIU!lera No. t li:S~ to start 7:30 \\yatt Earp 8:00 .Make Room for UaddJ 8:30 D~Pont Theatre 9:00 Talent .~ltl")' 9:30 1 Am The l.aw 10:00 News 10:00 Wvatber 10.10 Sporto 10:18 ThOatre IB ' 11:15 Sign 011 Tatlent ScoUts 6:00 I Love Lbcl< 1:30 DeC8mber Bride .•:oo St~dlo One ' Gifts of Appreciation ! La!e Show ' ,.f:liDA., . WIDNIIDAY, DCTOIM If 3:58 Sigh 0. -+ '-DO illtll On ' 1:00 :iiornlhl Show ':00 DIDCeliDd S:Oo 8·00 8:00 Captll- XH1aroo 9:00 llirly Mo6re S~afeb . tor: T~morrow ,.Tbe ,G!li.ding L\.cht n.••l..,. ·fl.-Le"W i.VeJ~ome 1·3o tto"usepart9 1 10: US . Theat.fe"'lS Jl·l~ 2:00 ,the B!g l'ayo!l ·• 8:30 uo ...-:t.co.JW... ,_,_ 7!00 .~••, Log 7130' !\'liti'H'Wclt!IQ:f!IT!tith · 8·00 Jo'! &: , fl.label 8130 Lc>M \Voll 9·00 $64,000 QucstJ6n , • !30 • My faVorite Husband Your &ao lt~tJ:oriJr ' 'I! -lUMP ahead ; ot tall Every time you ahop at Kroger you get Top Value Swi.ptl. You re~eive one Top Value Stamp with each 101: purchase, 10 ltampi with every dollar _you c> Sjgo ·011 I 3·~S ; Sllb On •.. ti:OO Draw With Me IIOW, Ill IDDJnOII 10 lOP YAlUI I fOOD IUYS IIOGII IS GIYIIIG TOP YAWE SAYING$ STAMPS ' 'I I TH~RfDAY, oClO~IR 20 2c3.0 Bob , ~oo~l · S¥w l:OO 'J1be Bri&bter Day • :Jl,l~ . Sticre.t ' St9ftq ;, »••" Kukla, ttan & Olllt lO;OO N!iii;• ' 1o.os \\'wlio:, 10•10 sp~, ' K•llo'• Kitchen Ro~rt Mlfktr 6.UJ John DaJlr .. 6:30 Dli!lieyiaod 7:30 MGM The~tre 8:00 Masq\lerade Part,.. t).SO Man Behind the ~adg~ 9:00 W!d. Nlibt Flibta 1:30t ~~~~r GOdlrer 10:80 St~. lt Rjoh 11 :00 Vallant. J:.at\y. 11:1~ to.. 0( Lite 1·oo I. 1 ..... D&Qeeland 5:00 Mictey Mou1e KuJrl"'j f'tau A Ollie e:to ·Jolfn D]llty 8:30 Tbe Lone Ranger tour pf . LII~~J! \1'9rth Living ' -"'311 • Sloy tho Music \ J 8;1!9 $JM1Xl!AAI,e," ' IUD liei(l'l ;~f'fho City 8:00 Premiere PICI)Mu!e I •• Sport. • : ~;~;: , $potllght :W-'ei1thetma~ ·, Re~ stelt!)rJ . Up to·tbe.-~lnu te J'ti~Wt ·l#te Show ·· ' 'o'!.P.!I~.SQ·lY . '· '7:00 Mot,lljJI.g S~f'lw · · . , A:!j!! C.pJain K!nSirito . O:w ~GHrty• M!Jal'e ... : .9:30· 1\rth~r · Godlror· . IC'Il36 Strike lt lllih ,Ollie' U:OO V-liant 1.41d.II;U ' Love ol Lll~ tl.!P 11 : 4~ · . 12:00 12.30 . I!Jiel1d. Save your Top Value Stampt1 In ' the Iaven lioOii: you get FREE at Kroger. The Top Valv~ Stamp Gift Catalog, which you also get FREE at Kroger, telle you the ntomber of stampt you need to get the' item of choice. Tomorfo• tiihl 1•00 ' !:SO II IIIII ·' 1952 Dodge Coronet 5 Put Cpe. ......,., llthtc- flnlalo, - . , . . , _ . . . . . , .... Mail 'bag ": ' -- ~ -~ 10:10 Sport.s 2:00 The Big Payoff 2·80 Bob Cr'd!by Show 6: 1~ , t>o<i~ Edwat!l>; News W!»~lhercaa; 'May Toas 9.00 6:13 Sp'Dtl~ E>" 6:2~ Lts Paul~Mary Fo.rd 10 :l() NeWs Heaj!:UDes tenneuean Mr. u.4 llh Murl Harril and I Sarurda)' wlUl her partaTt. -.r two chUdrea of St. AlbanJ spen! tDd Mti. Geor-11 bulwf JUDAY'S "ROCKET" S_ P_ ECIAL 3 158 Sigo On 4.00 Dancelaad 5 00 Mtckcy 'Mouse 6:00 Kukla, Fran & Olhe e ·HI Jobn Daily 6•30 Topper 7:00 TV Reader's Ditest 1:30 Voice of Firestone 8:00 Dotty Mack 8 30 Medical Horltonll 9'00 ~oxlng 10:00 News 10:05 W@'ather 7.00 Mornlni Show 8 00 Captain Kangaroo -6;~ 9:30 Deat~ VBUey P11ys Kofouwor Pint Condldoto I e:(}p New1-Plpb.:n ... 'f,oo fu NEw HAVEN SOCIETY MONDAY, MOND.U Ob >'YoU,t ,Aceyl;!nt . .:'~~·-J&g~,(;l( ·,.,, "' Jb SUTI'ON Channell3 4:0Q 4 O'Clock 'l:heatr41! . 4·55 Tri-State New• ~:00 Lucky 8 Ran<;!~ 10·00 Mr. Didric.t A.ttornt>y I~ ChannelS . I • 4 ~ 00 4·36 Hnwd:f Doody 6·00 Old Timer 5:i0 Soldiers ef Fortt.:ne ~ ~~-- 'f!'le Oallv Se,rtJnel, P.OI»>rov-Middleport, OhiJ WH·T-N · .. · WCHS ·TV 1:09 Ptrsop's Study , 1:39 At Home wiLh the Cam' P.l tb e:M Sign on 12: 15 Dfng · Dbng Sehool ~~nr~nt~t!~c~!~~~'~: ~~~ ~~:~; --·-. MONDAY lo:oo Home he had to face when ll uddenly ele· Admmlstr&"t10n was as well pre- Other Vlc~Prealdenta who sue· ceeded to J:be Presidency have been ab a cdmparab1e position. Their wort was confined to the relatively trivial Jina;le function dele&ated to t~em by tbe Cowti· tutlon-p.realdlni: over tbe Sen. ate. One Vice-Presldpnt actually rcala:ned on the grounds t'hat 1hc po&ition was (or> unimportant. Mr. Truman pre.sents a str()ng case for JIVIng all future Vice P,rcsidonta dutle1 and re.aporulbii!Uu com· rneruu1-ate wH~ the Utle, so that they may be as tully prepared a~ possible should destiny cdll the01 to the b!&:&est and most difficult" job In the world. It is now cleat that P re~1den t Eillenhowor ~ld Juat about lhu, sn far as the present lel:ul ~tructure of tbe Jlovernmcnt pcrm llR ,He has aiWt1y11 emphosized the 1m· p(lrtance of the team and opp'l~tltl .surrcunding an}' one man with th\• aura of Jndispenslbllity. This mal' well have stemmed f ro m hil car eer ai 11 suldlcr-ln the mil! tur)' forr8J!I the m<l\v adual , n o milll<•r hoW hi gh hl-9 run k...M.r th.\l tiN¥j•ltt Wilkesville , . .WMZ·· 'f.V " ~ - pared as any Adm mJstrstwn coulrt be to cope with the Slluauon fol· lowmg the Pre!udent s .heart at. tact Vtce-President Nixon wu never a fi~urehead. He bas Jreu vcr'y close to the Pres1d~nt fttltn the beginning, has ::L ILt in on the Cabmet and SecuJaty Councll meeting!!, has been kept thorough. ly up fo date on everything thit has a;one on, has bt>en sent on extremely dehcate and amportant mlsswns, and hns been one of the harde:d working men tn the s-ov· ernment. Addahunctlly, others within the official family - not· ably Sherman Adams-had been groomed to handle certain major policy matters 1f the need arose. As a result, the a;ov e1nment func· Honed u usual <~fter the Presi· dent became a casuulty The maebinery wu all ready · At the Bame hme, there will be renewed errort to £ill the exist· ine le&ai vacuum that .surround• a Pre.s:ldent·~ disability There 1s no precedent for positive action. No one can say exictlr wi\Jt ,1UJ. ability means Ol' who or what ~an declare • Pte.ddent dl.iabled. fblll hu happ:ened before--at the 1, ;,:~d of 'the Gadlcld and WilliOII A:.d· in l ni.~:~trauons - and there · were long 'p eriods ot mud<Uing , •lo~ 1 In tho tJsenbower case, two ior· tuitous drcum.stance~ helped va',t· Monday, Octo~r 24, 1955 TELEVISION GUIDE Early in bi.s reclntly·published ed his ael11evements, has alwaya mernoh !, former President Tr ll· been .secondary to the orgaatza. mar( discusses a ser tOus problem lion In an' event, the E1senho.,., ea White House The war was atlll raging and innum· erablo matters of the first import· ane' ba4 to 1?e d~It with. Yet, n seelll5, Mr. Trumab as Vu~e-Pres t· denl had not been among Presl· dent floo sev elt'1 inner circle. Mr Roosevelt 1\ad concentrated pow· er 1n ~u .owh h.ands. lnd often !lad tepded to keep hi$ own council VItal tDformaUon had not been eonfided to Mr Truman. He did not, for example, even know about the succe.uful effort r>f the Manhattan Projec!t in ereatlnJ tho atomic bomb. That has been call· ed the best·kept secret of aU time -and the secr~y extended to the man who stood only one heal.· beat from the Presidency. · Monday, OFtober 24, 1955 The Doil Sentinel Time To Clarify• The Picture vated to the • ' 0 ,,,.,, , , i4tlllg �.' '. , • The i\'y Stndn 1 w. J E • a n Tit. • Tu VER EAL ,.. at~ D FO . . ro ber 31 • rrr· Co OWl J• I ' ILY ••• .. ' . •• . .. • . .; <!; ' ' I ·c 1939 a ..... I .' of ' ,. · .. �, • • \ ' Midd B lo Dri ADS - trQ 24, 19 5 ,Oc Jerry BeDIOD Of 11' qual~ler r • 0 t Clay banks e fast beat n by Jack l, A;rmo ' f R Uand with b Ven position an aver , W. 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