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All times are Eastern Standard SEPTEMBER 8 win in this bout to establish his claim . . . Compiled by Nat Fleischer (The Ring) 9:30 a ©MR, DISTRICT ATTORNEY A series of industrial fires are raging unchecked, until Mr. District Attorney, played by David Brian, gets on the trail of the arsonists. (Film) © STAGE FIVE—Drama © NIGHT EDITOR “Tiger Moon.” Hal Burdick tells the story of a skeptical newspaper man who goes to check up on the strange tale of a ghost tiger's vengeance. 9:45 © FILM FEATURE 0 ® © SPORTS—Me! Allen 10:00 News—All Channels 10:10 © 0 Sports ©Weather—Daryl Parks 10:150 MOVIE—Mystery Family Playhouse. “Charlie Chan in Reno.” (1941) Charlie and his No. 2 son arrive in Rio to arrest a woman, only to find that she has been strangled. Sidney Toler, Mary Beth Hughes. ©MOVIE—Murder Family Playhouse. “Death is a Mockery.” (English) Smuggling was easy until mur¬ der took the wheel. Donald Houston, Bill Kerr. ©MOVIE—Suspense Family Playhouse. “Murder in Reverse.” (1946) A man is given a severe prison sentence for a murder that never took place. William Hartnell, Jimmy Hanley. © MOVIE—To Be Announced 0 Anywhere U. S. A. © Golden Album—Drama ® Weather—Bob McMaster ©MOVIE—Drama Home Theater. “Driftwood.” (1947) When an orphan girl is left alone in a desert town, she is adopted by the town doc¬ tor. Ruth Warrick, Walter Brennan, Dean Jagger, Charlotte Greenwood. 10:25 ® Sports—Earl Flora 10:30 © Pantomime Hit Parade ® Liberace-—Piano Stylings 10:45 0 Storyteller—Drama 11:00 0 © News 11 :10 0 Sports—Charlie Hinkle ® Weather—Joe Holbrook 11:15 0 News—Don Wayne © MOVIE—Sport Armchair Theater. “The Gambler and the Lady.” (1939) Against the back¬ ground of horseracing, professional bet¬ tors struggle with those interested in the welfare of the thoroughbreds. George Raft, Ellen Drew, ZaSu Pitts. 11:25 0 Weather—Ted Ryan 11:30 0 @ © Late Date—Music 0 MOVIE—Comedy Night Theater. “Young and Willing.” (1943) Six aspirants to stage success room together in a crowded Greenwich Village apartment where nearly every¬ thing happens. Susan Hayward, Eddie Bracken, William Holden. © Baseball Scores—D. Parks 1 1:35 © MOVIE—Comedy Home Theater. “Thorobreds.” Please see detail at 5 P. M., Channel 12. 12:00 0 Inspiration—Religion © © 0 News TV GUIDE previews bouncin’ Betty’s ’spectacular’ show! Learn how Betty Hutton made ready for her TV debut... how she ignored personal difficulties to perfect her performance! Read her story in next week’s TV GUIDE! A-29