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THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1952

Democrats Plan Better TV Show ; Making Changes For TV At Convention CHICAGO, UP — Democrats figure they’ve a cinch to put on a better TV show next week than the Republicans did last. Top Democrats, including President Truman, spent a- lot of time Watching television screens while the GOP convention was in progress. This week Kenneth D. Fry, head of the Democratic national committee’s radio-TV division, is mak ; ing some changes at the stockyards arena on the basis of critiques submitted by the and others of the GOP performance. For one thing, the Democratic party plans to present a better—or at least more 2 —face to the 60,000,000 TV viewers. •The Republicans were long on profiles, classic and otherwise. That was because the cameras were so placed as to catch only Side views unless the speaker did some fancy playing to the galleries bn the right and left. A new television eye being installed at the arena will, pick up head-on view’s of Democratic speakers.. It will sit on top oE a tubular steel platform straddling the center aislb and rising above the alternates' seats toward the back of the hail. ; ' : Thar will take care of one Democratic criticism of the Republican performance. Another criticism, said to have been forwarded by President Truman personally, was that during the GOP convention TV cameras which were focused on the speaker picked up tos many, figures in the background. t Fry said the .Democrats will cut some of that sort of false background by clearing aisles and admitting nobody except those with foolproof credentials to the staircase adjacent to the speakers’ platform. Hoosier Farmer Dies From Hornet's StingBLOOMINGTON, Ind. VP — Medical authorities today termed as ‘‘very rare’’ the' death of a Monroe county farmer who died Wednesday shortly after being Stung by a hornet. Earl Chestnut. 60, died at his home after he .was bitten while Working in a hayfield. Indiana University 2 medical center spokesmen said deaths by the injected poison of biting inserts were ‘‘very rare.” and Chestnut was apparently allergic to the hornet venom. Republican Editors May Bid Eisenhower KOKOMO, Ind. UP —Members Os the Indiana Republican editorial association may invite GOP presidential nominee Dwight D. Eisen-. bower to address their fall meeting. Dow Richardson, managing editor of the Kokomo Tribune and first vice-president of the group, -said IRE. 4 officers and directors will discuss the invitation at a conference here Sunday.. Eisenhower may be invited to speak at a statewide Republican rally held in conjunction with the association meeting, Richardson said. Ken Griffin To Be At State Gardens Ken Griffin, popular Columbia recording artist, will appear in person at State Gardens at Middlebury, 0., starting next Tuesday night, Tom Taylor, manager of the establishment, announced today. "The well-known disc jockey artist will appear nightly from 9 until 2 o’clock the balance of next week, it-was announced. Besides his regular program, the popular organist will play special request numbers during each night of bis appearance. Famous Comedy To Be At Local Theater When the film version of “Aaron Siick from Punkin Crick” comes to the Adams theater Friday and Saturday, it will not be the first time this famous musical comedy has played in Decatur. Ed Bosse, local attorney, whose father operated the Bofcse Opera House here years ago, volunteers the information the hit play was presented in • this city around the year 1908. This hilarious story of a crafty country lad who outwits some city slickers has an American record of more than 50,000 stage performances and has shown more often than “Life With Father,” “Tobacco Road,” “Abie’s Irish Rose” "Oklahoma”, “South Pacific,” and "Mister Roberts” ali put together. To the comedy of the original play the producers have added a lively” musical score and dressed it up in Technicolor. The stars include Alan Young. Dinah Shore, Robert Merrill and Adele Jergens.