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SATURDAY hired to transport a plane-load of frozen meots. Aloft, Hotshot bites into what he believes to be a hotdog, only to discover they're not carrying meat at all bot high explosives. John Baer, William Tracy are the stars. (Film) O STiP THIS WAY-Danee I DEBUT I Three couples from the audi¬ ence compete for prizes with their own specialty numbers and the "dance of the week." Judges are professional dancing duo Zadan and Carol. Nat Brandwynne's orchestra provides the music,- Bobby Sher¬ wood emcees. (D THIS IS YOUR LIFE Robert Richards, Olympic champion pole vaulter and minister of the United Brethren Church in Long Beach, Cal., is tonight's guest. (Film) O FASHION FILM Q NEWS-Ed Fleming NEWS 7:10 ID WEATHER 7:1$ Q FULTON LEWIS, JR. Lewis shows sections of the 3100-mile In¬ ter-American highway from the U.S.-Mexi- can border to the Panama Canal. He will discuss some of the difRculties in construct¬ ing the nearly-completed project. (Film) ID INDUSTRY ON PARADE 1. Finding new uses for marble. 2. Crack¬ ing nuts by electricity. 3. Manufacturing paper from sugar-cane stalks. 4. A form- machinery manufacturer maintains pro¬ duction in winter by building sleds. (Film) Dorothy Lamour, Charles Laughton f The Girl ^ IT From Manhattan" — j FIRST SHOW wpix0 ID FOREIGN PRESS REPORT Harry Sperber discusses a British maga¬ zine article entitled "Are the French Drinking Too Much?" According to the article, drunkenness, even among young children, is not uncommon in France. Sperber talks about ex-Premier Mendis- France's campaign to have the French consume more milk and less wine. 7:30 O THE CLOCK-Gomes O SHOW WAGON-Heidt Special guest on tonight's show will be jazzman Lionel Hampton, a hot man on the vibes. Horace and the Show Wagon present a salute to the state of New Jersey. The dancers perform "Jersey Bounce." (Hollywood) @ JOE PALOOKA-Drama "The Big Switch." A society deb, who gets control of Joe's contract as collateral for a loan to Knobby, has Joe's manager in a dither with her peculiar ideas about the fight game. Joe Kirkwood, Jr., Cathy Downs, Maxie Rosenbloom. (Film) O OZARK JUBILEE Johnny Bond, one of Gene Autry's sing¬ ing sidekicks, visits Red Foley and the gang in Springfield, Mo. CS} STAGE 7—Drama Frank Lovejoy stars in "The Long Count." A private detective with an eye for a fast buik finds himself in hot water. His job as bodyguard to a fighter takes a dan¬ gerous turn when he learns of a plot to keep the boxer from appearing for a scheduled title match. (Film) Q MOVIE-Melodrama Million Dollar Movie.- "Forbidden." (Eng¬ lish; 1955) A chemist abandons'his career for a better-paying job, to meet the de¬ mands of his luxury-loving wife. Bot he falls in love with another woman. Doug¬ lass Montgomery, Hazel Court, Patricia Burke, Ronald Shiner, Garry Marsh, Ar>- drew Cruikshank, Eliot Mokeham, Mi¬ chael Medwin. ID MOVIE-Drama First Show.- "The Girl from Manhattan." (1948) A New York model, aided by a young minister, tries to outwit a small- Tomght A-20 TV GUIDE