Saturday, November 2, 1968 The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Page 7
THE DAILY BANNER Daily Comic Features Daily Guide BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker oiflcrr Carmody .. Kelly Thorcben ' ShE V\ASA ^O""^ 10 PETTICOAT JUNCTION' 3-> GENTLE BEN—Drama vVHO SAT., NOV. 2 4> Granny pays a visit lo the Shady •> The Wedloc.s befriend a young i *sJOCKO(JT J T^\J Rest. Trouble brews when she loses hippie couple who have decided to WAS FAST SLOW her spectacles and mistakes a dog conic I've the "easy" life in the B:TA, for Betty Jo's baby. Everglades The wife is afraid to 1 HAMIMONSHIP ROWLINO—« l:M Oranny Irene Ryan lell hex husband she's expecting. COO
2-6 GET SMART—Comedy 7:SS + 2 HOURS. "My>tcnous Island," ing Wild West show and us tough TO START ON OUT-OF-TOWN CASE HAS d> The »5-year-old ex-chief of CON- Michael CraiR. Gary Merrill. Joan boss. On the beginning of a Euro- TROL Is named best man for Max's t.rcenwood. «'61 * Science fiction pean rour. the entire circus is OUR JUST COME IF. CAN wedding to Agent W. adventure capsized into the ocean. TOU COME RIGHT Jk Admiral Hargarde. William Schallert h:IM» 4 MOVIE OP THE WEEK 3:0*» 18:88 2 M'NDAY MOVIE 9:00 DOWN? Mr Bob Jack Cassldy 2 HOURS. "Savagi1 Innocents.'" An- 21. HOURS "Is Pans Burning?" ER-UH- 13 NEWLYWED GAME thony Quinn, Peter O'Toole. »'61< Jean Paul Belmondo, Charles Boyer. YES...OF d> Bob Eubanks Is host Greedy fur traders threaten an Es- LcMie Cnrnn Glenn Ford, Kirk COURSE, 2-0 GHOST AND MRS. MI IK 7:30 kimo family's existence. Dour..as. Yves Montand. Anthony PENNY. d> Mrs. Muir and Captain Oregg K::MI 2 TO BE AN\OI\( EH IIEW Perkins. Simone Slgnoret. Orson are upset when antiiue hunters Welles .661 Story of the French 6 MEET THE CANDIDATES Resistance efforts aeainst Hitler's want to buy a barometer that reg- 4> SPECIAL, l HOUR Indiana Gu- isters Gregg's moods. bernatorial candidates Robert L. attack on Paris in 1B44 Mrs. Muir Hope Lange 3-8-10 FLECTION PREVIEW Rock and Edgar Whitcomb are in- 4> SPECIAL 1 HOUR A preview Captain Oregg .. Edward Mulhare terviewed 'in separate ■<■HtWIIi 3 ILLINOIS CAMPAIGN '«*—♦ (•'. the CBS News coverage of Elec- ,:M 2 HUCKLEBERRY FINN—Drama 6:011 tion Night Walter Cronkite is an- •-10 MY THREE SONS—Camedy + Zilbad. an evil sorcerer, wants d> Expectant Katie learns she's car- chorman Results of the CBS poll. rying "more than one" child. to put Huck. Becky and Tom under Indicating who's ahead and why. his spell. are presented. Katie Tina Cole Zilbad. Injun Joe .... Ted Cassidv Robbie Don Orady 6 PHYLLIS DIEI.ER—Variety Dr. Osborne Leon Ames Becky Lu Ann Haslam •$> 1 HOUR Pess Parker and Dionne 13 LAWRENCE WELK—Music 3110 LASSIE—Drama 6:00 Warwick tuest-star. Fess demon- d> 1 HOUR The Music Makers de- 4> Lassie answers the helplrs> try strates his prowess as an amateur vote a aegment of tonight's show of a baby ea({lr and fights a battle magician. Miss Warwick sines a to the 100th anniversary of the for survival with a predator> lynx. medley of "San Jose." "Say A Lit- JOHNNY HAZARD By Frank Robbins Atchison. Topeka and Santa Pe. Scott Turner Jed Allan tle Prayer" and "Alfie " 2-6 Ill'MPHREY-MCSKlE Dean Chalmers . Robert Rockwell i«:::« 4 NEWS—4$, a-ai POLITICAL—d> 8:0i 13 LAND Off THE lilAMS-ltrami 11:88 3-6-8-10 NEWS 10:00 'ATTEVTTlOKTHIS IS ^'FRMP WE'LL 3-S-10 HOGAN'S HEROES—Comedy 4> 1 HOUR Carloa, a carnival op- 4 WORLD OF COI'NTRV MUSIC NOOR FLUSHTCAPTAIN.' HAVT TO d> Carter takes secret photos of a erator, captures the little people. -r'HEK: AHP PERRY MASON'—Mytterv 18:88 ACCOKPINS TO OUK FOLLOW 'EM VE WITH A new German tank and Klmk gets He intends to .-ell tnem to a circus 1 HOUR. his hands on the camera. a.- a sideshow attraction 'FRiENPLV ESCORTS' IN.TTQ EAST/ HOTL'IL- 4 JOHN GARY—Variety Carlos Joseph Ruskin TONIGHT—Variety 4> 90 MINS SI£N _A>*PLAGE-. PERUN . AMCROCOT- d> 90 MINS. Guests: John David- Luigi Arthur Batanides WE'VE JUST'STRANEP' son. Jackie Oayle. Donna Jean Steve Gary Conway LATI SHOW \\O^E ON ' Above Us The Waves " John Mills. OJT OC-TUE crORKirCRV \T» NECK. Young. Olen Campbell Prpi Get aid MIchcnauH John Grec-on iBncltah. '56> World > 2-0 SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE S:M Mark Don Matheson Valerie Deanna Lund War II sea adventure d> 2 HOURS. "Banning." Robert DePAl W UNIVERSITY Wagner, Jill St. John. Anjanette %tM 2-6 HALT DISNEY t:M NEWS—^ 18:43 Comer. James Farenlino. i'67i A + 1 HOUR 'The Ugly Dachshund." golf pro, with a questionable past, Comedy about a dog-loving young WORLD OF SPORTS—^ 11:00 runs into romantic complications couple and their new Great Dane, NOW: 11:15 at a posh country club. who thinks he's a dachshund Part SEtSPRAY—4> 11.88 3 THEATRE THREE I of a two-part episode NEWS—«> 11:43 1*4 HOURS. "Written On The Mark Garrison Dean Jones NEWS—2 Wind " Rock Hudson. Dorothy Ma- Fran Suzanne Pleshe'te CROSS EXAM- 13:88 lone. Lauren Bacall. Robert Stack. Dr. Pruitt ..... Charles RUCEUS PERSPECTIVE 12:30 I'57I Drama.
TV in review DAILY CROSSWORD 11. Indian By RICK DU BROW ACROSS 44. Fireplace WALT DISNEY'S SCAMP Applaud ledges peasant HOLLYWOOD (UPI)-"The professor offers a statement Popular 13. Force influence of television in racial from a video newsman about danc<* DOWN 15. Car- 1. Man from ries r unrest" is the title of a study by the power of television: step -t" '■i.- of the '30's Valparaiso 18. Sky Fred Casmir, associate profes- "It has brought scenes of Before con 2. Adjective blue sor of speech at Pepperdine American affluence, the good carne for one If. Dried College in Los Angeles. Among life, dramatically and impres- Personi- Dogpatcher up 20. Snoops the points he makes is this: sively, into the Negro homes fication 3. Height: behind the abbr. 22. Cer- where peopl-' sleep four in a t.lt-rtla>*a Aii.Mrr "Individuals working with the Ihrone 4. Jumble tain television medium need to room, into the ghettos and the 12. i Up i to the 5. Airplane fishermen 31. Slangy- become considerably more shacks where they don't own maneuver 23. Goddess of recruits aware of the ways in which washing machines and electric entirely fi. Man at a discord 34. WWII 2>i. Adver- vehicle their messages are received, toothbrushes. 13 Walt of party fame 7. Beard of saries 35. TV rather th/in being satisfied with "The commercials and the 14. Mulberry grain 27. Cartoon- antennas pointing to the intentions of the programs day after day have 15. Paste] 8 Ducks' ists' com- of a kind broadcaster." impressed on Negro families 16. Exclama- relatives modities 38. Meadow 39. Even if Or, as the study also notes, that they are the have-nots of tion of 9. Stirring 29 The holm triumph cry at San oak 40. Steal from "Meaning is found in the mind our society. Television has 17. Cause Juan 30 Electrician's 42. 12 pence: and understanding of the helped intensify their yearnings 20. Parakeet, Hill abbreviation abbr. receiver, not in the message or not only for toasic dignity and for the words used." equality but for the material one BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH By Fred Lasswell In assessing television's role things identified with status." 21. Dictionary as a commercial advertising of a sort Concerning several studies of 24. Toughen medium, Casmir writes: CI WISH I COULD Negro television viewers, Cas- 25. City and GOODY!! "On one hand, the industry WHHR ve MOVE RIGHT NEXT mir observes that female a lake ME AN'VERNIE works hard to establish its AIMIN'TO DOOR TO VOU, respondents indicated "a heavy 28. Elastic IS GITTIN' HITCHED position as a powerful sales 30. Presidential SETTLE DOWN. LOVAIEEZV preference for serials"—that is, NEXT SATIDDY medium for American industry. nickname JANEY BELLE? soap operas. 32. One choice On the other hand, television of evil Study Serials seems reluctant to admit the 33. Nov. or possibility that its commercial In view of this, another study Dec. messages could be responsible dealt with 12 daytime serials 34. Mock for grave tensions and frustra- and one nighttime soap opera 36. Cartog- rapher's tions among minority groups in which appeared on Los Angeles abbreviation our country." television last March. 37. Weapon Brings Home Contrast One finding of this study, of anc. Concerning this point, the Casmir writes, was that the five warfare most frequent categories of 39. Jaunt 41. Texas individuals appearing on these product serials were doctors, lawyers, 42. Socks' VONCASTIE housewives, nurses and companions Our Picture Of The Month students. The professor notes: 43. Weakens H-2 BLONDIE By Chic Young Wed. - Thru Tue. -7:30 - 9:30 "Occupational groups repre- DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here's how to work it: Matinee Sat.-Sun.-2:00 sented ranged at the very AXYDLBAAXR VES TM6 SUiT is LONGFELLOW MV HUSBAND'S. lowest from the $8,000-a-year : ANVTHISJG A.-V_- WEAQI'NG, group, and frequently would One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used 16 1 for the three L's, X for the two O's. etc. Single letters, apos- ^O*"- ) iJkn SL'TMES range up to an income level of . Cl^ANEQ. \ -afcv!>V ^OT trophies. the length and formation of the words are all hints. hM 9UMSTEADJjT^f -OWE probably $50,000 a year." Each day the code letters are different. Writes Casmir: "Findings A Cryptogram Quotation discussed in this paper strongly suggest that many of the racial FCP BWSK OPJEF QW FCP USJNJ disturbances may very likely be MP FBVBE QE FCP ZVBTM. — LQW- much less racial and much more economic in nature, the ZPWFP OSJEZB QOJWPN racial part being vital only Yesterday's Cryptoquote: LEISURE IS THE MOTHER OF because of the disadvantaged PHILOSOPHY—HOBBES position in which the Negro (C 1968. King Features Syndicate. Inc.) finds himself as a group."
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