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M O NDAY rou reu rtuviuoN V Please address all letters to Regional Editor TV GUIDE, 6 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 2, III. Eller-mentary My husband and I have been having a disagreement. I think Eller Long, who does comedy on the Pee Wee King Show, is a young man. My hus¬ band says Eller is a girl. Who’s right? — Mrs. Clifford Shimer, Gary, Ind. [Your husband wins the decision. Eller is a girl. She simply dresses outland- ishly for comic purposes. —Ed.] Long O’Connor Subject: Len’s Shorts Your column item about Len O’Con¬ nor having been photographed in Ber¬ muda walking shorts while on vacation tickled me. I didn’t think they came in such large sizes. Do you suppose you could persuade Len to show the pic¬ ture on TV?— Norman Stonek, Chicago. Len’s Story Reports to the contrary, I do not own any Bermuda shorts. But since your item about my vacation to the effect that I was photographed in Bermuda shorts, Alex Dreier and Bob Murphy have been staring at me enviously. So I forgive you, and when I do start wearing Bermuda shorts, I promise to let you know.— Len O’Connor, Chicago. Not Even Close My family tells me that Gale Storm is 45 years old. Is that right?— Joyce Rogers, Culver, Ind. [Gale is 31. —Ed.] (4) Bob Heiss—Interviews II COLOR*] League of Milwaukee Artists. Q Tom Duggan—Variety Q Batting Practice—Warm-up Jack Brickhouse comments on the teams. 1:10 Q Lead-off Man—interviews Vince Lloyd interviews team members. 1:25 (4) Weather-Bill Carlsen I COLOR*] Predictions and temperatures. Q Baseball—Double Header The Chicago White Sox meet the Cleve¬ land Indians. Jack Brickhouse and Harry Creighton describe the diamond action from Comiskey Park. Tenth inning inter¬ views at the end of the first game. 1:30 Q Linkletter's House Party Art Linkletter with a guest. @ Hot Shot Review—Music Joe Shott and his Hot Shots. 2:00 Q The Big Payoff—Quiz Q (4) T ed Mack—Variety Ted interviews Rep. Olin Teague (D., Tex.). Q The Doctor Answers—Talk 2:15 Q TV Dental Clinic Dr. Neimark with a patient-model. 2:30 Q Bob Crosby—Music o (4) Greatest Gift—Serial Harriet is troubled. She calls Eve. Q Three Act Theater (1) "The Dream Without a Face." A dream analyst, analyzing the dreams of his wife and another man, comes to a startling conclusion. Edgar Barrier. (2) "The Moon on Wires." A prospective suitor's plan to get the moon for his girl has unexpected results. (3) "The Devil You Say." A man swaps his soul to the Devil. Edgar Barrier. (Films) 2:45 g (4) Miss Marlowe—Serial 3:00 g Brighter Day—Serial Donald Harrick reveals to Rev. Dennis his distrust of Max Canfield. 0 (4) Hawkins Falls—Serial Luther Galaway is visited by a close friend. Bernardine Flynn. 3:15 g Secret Storm—Serial 0 (4) First Love—Serial Zach's trial begins. Tod Andrews. 3:30 g On Your Account—Quiz A-20 TV GUIDE