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9:30 P.M. 5 9:30 P.M. 7 9:45 P.M. 5 11:30 P.M. 9 m FILES OF JEFFREY JONES Don Haggerty in "Be My Alibi." 9:00 2 @ DANGER—Mystery "Towerman," with Jackie Cooper and Chester Morris. A railroad switchman is faced with the di¬ lemma of whether to save the lives of a trainload of people or his own life. 5 [4] JUDGE FOR YOURSELF Professional panel: Eddie Dow¬ ling, theatrical director, Sam Chase of Billboard Magazine, and Leonard Feather, who's an au¬ thority on jazz. 9 PLAY OF THE WEEK—Drama "Honeymoon is Over." Story of a young but hectic love affair. Florence Bates, Joyce Reynolds. 9:30 2 ^ SEE IT NOW—Documentary Edward R. Murrow presents filmed highlights of news of the world interspersed with coast-to-coast reports and on-the-spot coverage. Sponsored by Alcoa. [4] TRIANGLE THEATRE—Drama "The Best Years." 5 BOB CONSIDINE—Chats 7 NAME'S THE SAME—Panel Robert Q. Lewis with Joan Alex¬ ander, Gene Rayburn, Bill Stern. 9 GAME OF THE WEEK—Film Purdue vs. Indiana. 9:45 5 MAN ON THE GO-Alex Dreier 10:00 2 FAHEY FLYNN—News 0 MATCH YOUR WITS—9uix Lloyd Pettit emcees game. 5 CLINT YOULE—Weather 7 GLORIA SWANSON PRESENTS "Dry, With Three Olives." Pres¬ sure is put on a newspaper to keep the story of the disappear¬ ance of a former government em¬ ployee quiet when her body is found in the river. Hans Conreid. 9 "THEY CAME BY NIGHT” MOVIE—A canny Scot, involved with a crime ring, decides to take them over. Phyllis Calvert. m HAL WALKER—Sports 10:05 H! DR. A. A. SUPPAN—News 10:10 2 LEE PHILLIP—Weather 5 DORSEY CONNORS—Ideas Handkerchief gifts. @ JOE KENNY—Weather 10:15 2 JOHN HARRINGTON—Sports 0 PAUL SKINNER—News Late news events. NORDINE MIDNIGHT 5 5 JACK ANGELL—News @ COACH'S ROOM—Foot3:all Lisle Blackbourn, Marquette U. 10:25 2 ART MERCIER—Sports Tips Discussion for sportsmen. 0 BILL CARLSEN—Weather 10:30 2 JOHN HARRINGTON—News 0 GAME OF THE WEEK—Film Purdue vs. Indiana. 5 NORMAN BARRY—Sports 7 I'M THE LAW—Drama "Sleep With Terror." When a piano player helped send a night club owner and racketeer to jail, he re¬ ceived a threat that he would be killed. George Raft stars. @ DANGEROUS ASSIGNMENT "Iron Banner." Agent Steve Mitch¬ ell (Brian Donlevy) is sent to Greece to track down a legend¬ ary cast-iron swastika. 10:45 2 IRV KUPCINET—Comments Gossip and guest interviews. 5 HERBIE MINTZ SHOW—Music 11:00 2 "MAGNIFICENT ROGUE" MOVIE—When Steve Morgan re¬ turns from service, his wife re¬ fuses to give up running his advertising business. 0 CITY DETECTIVE—Drama 5 BOWLING—Sports Joe Wilson describes the action. 7 ULMER TURNER—News H "GANG'S ALL HERE" MOVIE—A private detective who never takes anything seriously is forced to solve a million dollar robbery. Edward Everett Horton. 11:10 7 TOM DUGGAN—Comments Gossip and interviews. 11:30 0 PLAYHOUSE—Drama 9 LES NICHOLS—News 11:45 9 CARL GREYSON—Weather 12:00 2 "GIGGOLETTE" MOVIE—A spectacularly mounted extravaganza of people who live by their wits and people whose bank balances eliminate need of wits. 0 TOM MERCEIN—News 5 FACES IN THE WINDOW Ken Nordine narrates "Rappac- cini's Daughter." 7 "SLANDER HOUSE" MOVIE—The owner of an exclu¬ sive beauty salon becomes in¬ volved in a scandal. 12:05 0 WRESTLING—Film T U E S D A Y A-37