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SUNDAY _ MORNING 9:15 Q Thought for Today 9:20 0 Today's Headlines 9:30 0 Faith in Action—Religion Q Ramar—Jungle Adventure "Contraband." A gang of hijackers set out to bring the code of the underworld into the jungle. (Film) 9:45 © Lamp Unto My Feet "The Hard Way" tells of a tough young recruit who resists the boot camp's char¬ acter-education program. A Navy chap¬ lain must prove to him that this is no "sissy" stuff. (Film) 10:00 Q Catholic Hour—Religion Father Urban Nagle recalls some of the unusual friends brought to his home by Uncle Malachy. The scene is New Eng¬ land at the turn of the Century when Father Nagle was a boy. Q What's Your Trouble? "I Get So Tired." Filmed discussion. 10:15 Q Sunday Comics—Children © MOVIE—Western John Wayne Theater: "New Frontier." The popular cowboy stars as the hero. 10:30 0 This Is the Life-Religion A widowed mother fights a losing battle against despair and poverty, though her key to victory and happiness is hidden within her. (Film) 0 Faith for Today-Religion Rev. W. A. Fagal suggests a way out for a fatherless boy who suddenly realizes that his own life is in danger if he breaks with his gang. (Film) 11:00 0 Bertie the Bunyip—Fantasy Q Adventures of Danny Dee 11 :Q5 (8) Sunday Serenade—Music 11:15 (3) Sunday Meditation Religious dramas filmed by the Seventh Day Adventists, the Christophers and the National Council of Churches. © Barker Bill's Cartoons 11:30 0 Hopalong Cassidy "Hoppy Leather Burners." William Boyd stars as the hero. (Film) © Children's Hour—Variety OCTOBER 31 AFTERNOON 12:00 0 Pet Show-Children (12) The Week in Review 12:15 0 Brinkley's Newsroom 12:30 0 Great Music—Concert Guy Marriner presents William M. Kin¬ caid, flute soloist. Selections: "Dance of the Blessed Spirits," "Scherzo," "Pa- vane," "Allegretto" and "Prelude in C Sharp Minor." 0 MOVIE—Drama Guild Playhouse: "Scotland Yard Inspec¬ tor." Investigation of a murder case ex¬ poses newspaperman Phil Odell (Cesar Romero) to repeated dangers. Lois Max¬ well co-stars. (8) © Contest Carnival—Fun Barker Gene Crane, in Philadelphia, an¬ nounces more youthful acts competing for the big prize. Mona Benner, acrobat from Roslindale, Mass. Patricia Walcz- ak, tumbler from Trenton, N.J. Ander¬ son & Company, ring act from Brooklyn. ® TV Catholic Guild—Religion 1:00 0 MOVIE—Intrigue Academy Theater: "Love Story." A con¬ cert pianist and an RAF pilot fall in love, but each keeps a terrible secret from the other. Margaret Lockwood, Stewart Granger, Patricia Roc. (8) Catholic Youth Show © Penn Football-Film Highlights of the Penn-Penn State Uni¬ versity gridiron action. Bill Campbell. (12) Johns Hopkins—Science "Kids with Courage." Dr. Winthrop Phelps of Johns Hopkins University in¬ troduces a group of children who have cerebral palsy. With their help. Dr. Phelps will show the training and ther¬ apy given to victims of this dreaded dis¬ ease. Lynn Poole moderates. (Baltimore) 1:15 (g) League of Women Voters 1:30 (g) Roy Rogers-Western "Hard Luck Story." Roy intercepts a gang that is beating up a young man insured through the Hard Luck Insur¬ ance Company. Dale Evans. (Film) A-l 1