Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1951 — Page 24

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Radio and Television— .

WFBM-TV Stays Up. All Night with Berle

{a : {| By DICK MITTMAN {1 CHALK UP another first for WFBM-TV., + The Milton Befle telethon, carried locally until 9 o'clock this morning, marks the first time inat the Indianapolis station has stayed on all night. * “Uncle Miltie” went on the air at 12 noon yesterday, but, due to previous commitments, the local outlet was unable to pick up the telecast until 12:30 a. m.

TEN YEARS of service, Sports Proving :

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Chance to Teach G:i-fumes ’ | grams from stations in | p er Mon! ; ? | North Carolina, Tennessee Reds a Lesson?

and Georgia on channels 2, 3 and 5, . Under normal conditions, By WILLIAM H. STONEMAN LONDON, June '9 (CDN) — What looks like the opportunity

only channel 4 comes in on area sets. Chief Engineer of a lifetime to teach Russia a lesson ig now being. lost by the

B. W. Cruger of TV station WRGB at Schenectady said magnetic storms caused by sun spots probably caused

the freak reception. | Western Powers because they are ——. i

afraid of American, British and of compromise,” the Allled an-| French public opinion. nouncement might conclude. { While they French are jittery A dramatic move of this type about their approaching elections would serve several useful purland would hesitate to do anything poses: }

million miles of travel and enter-

. 0» tainment for 10 million Gls, sail- ' ors, Marines and airmen is the p evision s p record of Bob Hope, who recently: retutned frcm an extended en-

: |dramatiec about Russia, it is the ONE-—It would cut short the'§ inl ~ |general feeling of both American endless stream of confusing nonSKIRTS SWISH AT AIRPORT—Ruth Anne Barnes (left), and British experts that Russia is Sense Which Andrei Gromyko has Peggy Coste (right) and Ruby Bell send you off ai Lake Central 'ripe for the deep-freeze treatment. been producing for propaganda Airlines at oli a A. Manpower shortage accounts for Specifically they think it would purposes during the Paris Confer-

. . be a good idea to break off the ence. : ; the switch from male ticket agents, and future replacement of men 5. LT "n 2° arranging a TWO--It would confuse the

PULSATING—Chairman ‘of the Red Cross Volunt

; gagément in London and the GI Drawin Card | bases in England and Germany.

During the tour he celebrated his 10th anniversary as a “soldier in greasepaint.”

By JACK MABLEY CHICAGO, June 9 (CDN) —-

| flight attendants by stewardesses. |

Such a step would be justified about Allied intentions. ’

‘meeting of the Big Four Foreign Russians by spoiling their usual Aide Service, Mrs. Harold Klepfer (right) shows Fras Ministers, : ur ores game, and Ro 0 on wonder 3225 Brill St. the proper method of taking the

pulse rate of a "patient," Mrs, Norman Garwood, 2544 E. [7th St, .

* Hickman, and his wife wen

A I 8 8 .# { AL HOST. . | Indianapolis Sports are just about the hottest

and tler University will uiay thing on television. host t8 the Protestant Radio Com- The new pulse ratings show, mission's sixth annua! summer that boxing, with an average rat-| Religious Radio Workshop, Aug. !ng of 25.9, is the most popular 6 throtigh 31. type of program on TV. Next in es, order are westerns, dramas and LASY APPEARANCE... Mem- mysteries, talent shows. phis, Benn. will be the final city If the ' colleges ever “get iA the United States where Jack straightened out as to who will Benny will do a public show be- televise, football will have some fore embarking for Korea. He will of ‘the top audiences of the fall make three-day stand at the season. en of the new drug plant of The popularity of sports has the Plough Corp. in tha! city. a » =

created a chaotic condition in

PROUD PAPAS . .. The “Fa. POT'® Promotion. vorite American Fathers” were Baseball Unaffected geleoted this WORK by the Bovs Baseball seems unaffected. Most lubs of! American, in CoO UON haseball managements like TV, a and feel it is not hurting at0 A tendance. Dan Seymour. Hast Or va the But in boxing and football, a’} People,” 4s elev Bion 3 is confusion. The top shows in : boxing have been on TV all ‘ 1 vel TIONOR at a through the past season, and yet Ang portly regu Wednesday night when Lee

or Celebrity Time home Savold fights Joe Louis, the only

. telecasts will be in a few theaters Ten or Sav linked by theater-TV. This is supposed to he a test of theater TV, but it is a horrible bout to use as a test of drawing

40 Johnson City. cial jevent on June was/ proclaimed Herman Hickn.an

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CITED . Television and power. If they load the theaters Radio's Arthur Godfrey was -—an extremely doubtful if -the, honored: last week and will be will prove that theater-television again this week. He just received is a definite draw. an honorary degree of /Doctor of If they get small houses, it will Selence from Rider College in only mean that nobody is particuTrenton, N. J. Next Tuesday he larly interested in seeing a couple will be awarded a citation fromof old heavyweight boxers paw Francis P. Matthews, Secretary each other through 15 rounds. of the Navy. ¥ Football Is Question ” » » MOVIES NEXT . . . Rosemary : As for football, nobody knows DeCamp. “Nurse Judy Price’ of what will be on the air next fall. the Dr. Christian show, has Fans could well stick with a latched onto a movie role. She prediction that has been good for will portray William Powell’stwo falls—there will be football wife in a picture based on the on television this year. Some will Robert Lewis Stevenson story be on home sets, and some in the “The Treasure of Franchard.” theaters. SCRAPPED “Lorenzo. We probably won't see all the Jones” and “Backstage Wife,” games of our choice, but we will two soap operas of long stand- see some good contests. ing, have bgen dropped by their Copyright," 1951. for The Indianapolis Times sponsors. # ITS A BIRD— . . . That Elks to Buy mighty man ‘of steel, Superman, te who sheds bullets like water, will Mage a Caddie Make his debut on TV in. a spe- HOUSTON, Tex. June 9-The

cially : filmed series. DOWN FOR § . . . “Father 5000 members of the Houston Knows Best," popular radio pro- miks Club have collected $250,

dr mnt ar 2 RO A he and are still passing the hat to back next fall. raise the price of a Cadillac au- -— Tr tomobile.

: They plan to present it to Gen. This Cow oves Douglas MacArthur when he The Long Green eral will make a radio address

!visits here June 13-15. The Genbefore 70,000 persons in Rice DENVER, June 9 -The gov- Stadium. ernment has been asked by 8/Sgt. - Ralph 8. Botcher at Fitzsimons Army Hospital to pay up on *WCPO-TV Channel 7 savings bond he doesn’t nave. ' SUNDAY He swears a cow ate it. AM PM

SN 7:30 Know Your 6:00 Paul WLW-T—Channel 4 | World Whiteman 8:30 Cartoons 6:30 Showtime SUNDAY 9:15 Western USA AM. 4:00 Gabby Hayes Trials 7.00 Hollywood 10:15 Homes for 4:30 Junior Circus 10.15 Uncle Pete Adventure Sale ! 5:00 Hopalong 10:45 Pentagon Time 10:30 Memory Lane Cassidy 11:15 Chester the 8:00 Life Begins 11:00 Theater for 6D0UC on TV Pup at 80 Youth 6:30 The Aldrich 1).30 Sports Quiz 8:30 Music From 12n Starmaker ___ Family 12n The True Chicago Revue 7:00 Comedy Hour Glory 9:00 Hands of Mm 8:00 TV Playhouse p pi Destiny 12:30 Strange 9:00 Dave Garrowey 12.30 Star Quest 9:30 Sunday. at Adventure 9:30 Melody ~ 1:30 Just for You Waite Hoyt's 1:00 News Showcase 2:00 Ted Mack 10:00 Peggy's House 1:05 Sunday 10:00 Leo Carillo 3:00 Penthouse 10:15 Mavie Time Playhouse 10:30 News Party 11:15 Eloise Salutes 2:15 Newsrzel 10:35 Jack Carter 3:30 Your Pet the Stars 2:30 Mrs. Roosevelt 11:05 Sunday Parude 11:30 Movie Time 3:00 Meet: the Theater 4:00 Super Circus 12:30 The True Press 12m Reserve For 5:00 Cicco Kid Glory 3:30 Zoo Parade Drama 5:30 6-Gun Play- 1:00 News and 1:00 Sign Of house Sign Off

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3 planation that the Russians have the Russians to consider the pos7 ! : Student Defeiment shown that they do not want a'sibility of adopting a less bel-

The 11th District of the Veter- basic understanding with theffigerent attitude toward the West. The Young Family ‘Never Too Old...

ans of Foreign Wars went on West at this time. record yesterday opposing deferment of college <tudents from at any time when representatives of many Frenchmen who still

military service on the basis of of the Soviet Union are willing to think that the Russians are “reaintelligence examinations,

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“Negotiations may be opened luck, decrease the befuddiement wr, PASO, Tex, June 9--Mrs. tral High Sch ol Henry C. Smith Jr, has intro. ET04uate of Cent : “ib

COLUMBUS, June 8—One June is 47 years old, "He's Helmut

discuss the real causes of East sonable people” with whom ordi- duced her new son to his gr and- intel, German immigrant, whe

The district will submit to the West tension and are willing ‘to nary diplomatic bargains are pos- mother and grandfather, Their completed high school to prepare ‘himself better for citizenship. .

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Indiana Department convention a enter the discussions in a spirit sible. copy of the resolution opposing i the deferments and will recom‘mend its adoption by the state unit and national crganization. In part the resolution stated the veteran's organization felt *. . . that all able-hodied Americans are jointly responsible and eligible to serve these United States of America . . ." It charged the deferment plan is “contrary to the American BARITONE—Melton Moore, way of life and does not equally of New York Opera Co. pro- distribute the burden and hardductions and Broadway musi- Ships of military service.”

| Hs lead barit The Indiana Department will ca’s, w) $ing Jeading baritone receive the resolution during its . roles in the final two events of .onvention June 21-24 here, 4 the coming Starlight Musicals series at the Fair Grounds. 31 SOUTH MERIDIAN re Phone MA rket 7331

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Golfers. picnickers and fisher- of the Independent Association of men—this might be your dav. Indiana Dry Cleaners to emThe weatherman fiddled with Ployees and their families attendhiz gadgets and scales last night, ing the first annual picnic at 10:30 and after a look at the skies, too, 2 M. today in German Park, 8500 figured it should be safe to make S- Meridian St. ! that outing without fear of rain. _ More than 100 ‘Indianapolis Skies “will be partly cloudy firms are members of the assohowever, especially in Marion ciation, the largest independent County. Temperatures will climb TY cleaners’ organization in ‘the to 75 degrees, he-says. state. Music by Herman Kolman's Weather conditions in the state ' Piece band will begin at 6 p. m. will be mostly fair, with tempera- te At tures ranging from 70 to 75 ae- Police Nab 2 Slots

grees in the north, and 75 to 85 At Legion Post Here

degrees in the south. ! B ——— kod ci ai A police vice squad under the 0 Knoc direction of Lt. Roy McAuley cony Senseless fiscated two slot machines last

By Short Circuit night at American Legion Post

: 262, 143 E. . A youth was shocked into un- The SoS 5-cent and Sonscionsness last night when an no 10.cent Were discovered ne electric pump on which he was t cise = oh o working developed a short circuit. Bale Sxcise sififers on a routine Joe .Cripe, 14, of 438 S. Ritter. mn. Ave, was standing in a puddle tion in of water in the basement of his were m home when he touched the pump - « and was shocked. His brother 1 Charles, 19, administered arti- Dog Bites Boy, Officer; ficial respiration until a>General Owner Arrested Hospital ambulance arrived. Eight-yvear-old Eugene Dro ; The Youth was released after os07 Ww Washingto, ah nan. r rr . - LW, - » - Heament by .the ambulance ing in the yard at 18 N. Bellevieu, Wa : Pl. yesterday when a big brown

To . d whi i i Steals Board Bill Money “When notice orerimm on the leg.

When police arrived to investiOf Three Youngsters gate, the dog bit Officer Charles The divorced mother of three

W. Schaubhut on the hand. . L Its owner, Mrs. Robert Brumyoungsters today is wondering ley, 26. of 59 N. Addison st how she will pay the room and was arrested for harboring a boaid bills of her three children. vicious dog, failure to buy a city rs. Frances Harmon, 33, of jog license lolation v 1140 8. West St., yesterday told 2 Se Ind Yiolauon of ‘the police a man snatched her purse

city quarantine on unleashed from under the counter at a

dogs, grocery where she is emploved ys = a cashier. Poved as 2d Big Gem Robbery

In the purse was $56 which was Pulled n New York to pay the bills of her three NEW YORK, June 9 (UP) Shiidren Who board ‘in private qpieves who went through locked : LL doors and into a locked trunk . with the ease of Houdini were Man With Broken Leg, hunted by police today for the Falls, Breaks Other One Sevond 330.000 Lote jewel rob William Seats, 1553 Martindale "*.J 0 three days, Ave: got a tough break yesterday. rr glared Tasker. aa alking on crutches because of eT ha “ a broken left leg, the 37-year-old Ist night reported lhe theft of man fell on the stairs in his home, <> Pieces Of Jewelry worth $40,000 He is in fair condition in Gen- from a lockeq trunk that had eral Hospital with a broken right been stored in the basement of leg, too. Mayfair House. All the jewels

were insured. $2 Million for Haverford Theft of $48,000 in gems from HAVERFORD, Pa. June 9

a locked bureau drawer in the 2 hotel suite of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur (UP) —William Pyle Phillips, New F. Adams was reported WednesYork attorney and banker who y died last December, left $2 million

day night while the wealthy to Haverford College, it was an-

banker and hi€ wife were dancing nounced today. He was graduated ypstaies at the e Regis 1001. from Haverford in 1902.

Drat It Missing Jets Hunted

BARRIE, Ont. June 9 LONDON, June 9 (UP) , (UP) —1It cost David Search planes scoured Western Levescue, 22, 8500 to swat Europe and North Africa today a mosquito today. He told fo two U. 8. Air Force jets and police he hit a mosquito a French bomber which authori- and lost control of his ties feared had crashed on rou- ‘truck which hit a car, tine training flights. doing $500 damage.

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