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A :00 Make Mine Music Easy Does It ~ lust Plain Bill News—Open House Sportlight Just Plain BIN | en vrray 5 o ow ion aa n NEW YORK, Dec. 26—Actress|stoal a total of $4284.60 during rmy, Hs... = a Front Page Farrell Open House Sign Off ~~ - Front Page Fame | o : . Tallulah Bankhead's former sec-lan 18-month period. They were :30 - - i Lorenzo Jones . £5 JER Lorgnzo Jones United Press Staff Correspondent | “movies, cameras, grapefruit and _ By United Press «+ |retary broke into quivering sobs | “iricidental expense” checks made Gets | i Easy Does I-News Bob and Ray » 2 Robinhood Show NEW YORK, Dec. 26—Curva-| salamis.” Winter bore in for another{on the witness stand today when out to her weekly. —— ] asy Does It Melody Billboard Open House Clyde Beatty ceous Jeanne Carmen gave Come-| “It was my figure they photo-attack today, belting the West asked on cross-examination how| While still on direct testimony hoi - Music oo Bi Aa Sie . wi dian Ken Murray 24%hours re-| graphed and drew for all the ad- Coast and South with rain, New she got ‘authority ‘to raise the today, Mrs. Cronin reiterated that WASHINGT 30 Cort Massey Time © ® = Froodom Business Mark Trall News Jcently to explain why helvertising of Susan in David andig,c1and with snow and the snow- amounts on checks the actressithe incidental expenses had in- ~~ J —Marine Pfc TS Cwifons =~..." " News—Sports Victor Borge Three Star Extra shouldn't pay $60,000. for credit-|Bethsheba,” Miss Carman ' said, made out to her. |cluded cocaihe and - marijuana Waldeck Jr, : Batter Ty lita Wn — llesbes. | 1n8 her curves to another girl. | ‘Hollywood has used me, feom Duried plains state and Midwest] upg Evyleen Cronin, 59, testi-|cigarets. : Christmas at } " ows ibn Far's oN NE News > Music Room Miss Carmen, a luscious five-{the neck down, for 13 different with sharp cold. fying in her own defense in her Those items were included in an Sam was abou 30 owl 5 George Young News 01 World Lone Ranges © News of Word: foot-six-inches of French; Irish movie stars in the past four| Forecasters predicted the ‘mer-| larceny-forgery trial, told As- alphabetical list of expenses she 1 toed 3 Edward 8. Murrow oS Jerry Spins ‘Em w: = One Man's Family and Comanche Indian, revealed Years. ; lcury. would dip 10 to 15 degrees sistant District Attorney Jerome had prepared, which ran lengthily not too long, as a et a = ars she had lodged suit against the! She grew morbidly timid about, tn. Midwest where a heavy Kidder that she could hardly from Alka Seltzer through fried Pfe. Walde :00 Concert in Rhythm San Heattor Halls of Ivy Mystery Theater Halls of Ivy television funny man after what returning to her home town, Slanket: clogged Bighways breathe.” Then she wept. |chicken 4hd pillow cases to wine. ] with a 45-inch off on” ello Test Silo ; she called the “crowning indig- Dallas, Tex. because she couldn't SNOW DAD Mr. Kidder had asked Mrs.| «Mrs. Cronin, were yo afraid mas leave f 30 Or. Christian Platter Party Groat Gildersioeve Top Guy °° Groat Gildorsléew | nity” in five years of having her bear telling her school friends 20d buried parked cars. _. Cronin about her testimony on of Miss Bankhead?” og.2 Ate. Diego, Cal . 45 : 4 on lovely torso displayed across the that she was a successful model] Snow storms hurried eastward direct examination last week, torney Fred G. Moritt asked. : =e *t was di 100 Bright Star Platter Party Groucho Marx Rogue's Gallery Bel Yow Us _ nation with someone else's name only from her Adam's apple to lo blast New England after dump-| when she said Miss Bankhead ‘On, I certainly was,” she re- 8 there didn’t r 15 . : . “ Y " " . i always attached to the body. (her toes. » . {ing an additional eight inches in had struck her in the breast pied. . ; large enough :30 Bing Crosby we" The Big Story Proudly We, Hail Big Story In her present action before the, “It gave me a fierce phobia for most -of the Midwest. A oe the Apress she! on cross-examination, Mr. Kid- him. s.r "ow ats et vo ~~ |New York Supreme Court, Miss a while,” the dark-eyed siren Chicago Hard Hit 00 much money.’ jar asked Mrs. Cronin specifical- h — E Barrie Crai Norman Cloutie - Lof's Take a Look Carmen alleged that Mr. Murray said, “I had a desire to go to » Mrs. Cronin had testified that |y why she had entered $82 Re or Marine 00 Boxing Frank Edwards arrie Craig gman Souter a introduced another Manhattan parties wearing a sack on my The latest cold snap was a Miss Bankhead called her vile stub for a check of Miss Bank- i Py t th a 18 a Low 3 Hysary Meredith Wilk tin Club Band Music Shop model on his CBS television pro- head.” blow to Chicagoans, already names while striking her and\nead’s which she had raised to Sr 1 e Ma 30 . . Murder by Experts oredi Willson Lain Ban Sic Shop gram, “The Ken Murray Show,”| Miss Carmen avowed she got| buried under 14 more inches of told her never to mention ex- $382. : tak sD 2 5 — = : as the 1052 Esquire calendar girl [lll $50,000 worth last October, (SNOW than usually falls of a/penses again. | “I suppose I should have put it lo ked like 100 News-Gllbert Forbes George Young-News Allen Jeffries Scores-News \ Nows-Gran) for January, although he “knew| She charged she’d been prom- Winter. They had hoped that a; “Is it from that conversation, the larger—amount inthe stub a for Mog 1 :1S Bandstand UN Highlights Calling Al) Detectives Silver Serenade Background at the time that such statements ised publicity as Miss Esquire girl @ild spell would melt some ofthat instant, that you claim you hook—but I just didn’t,” &he re:30 Beulah Newsreel Magic Music To Be An'cd were false and fraudulent.” for January 1952 and tuned in a the 47.3 inches of snow whichigot the right to. raise all those plied. i Mom Go .. 45 Your Security trymns of Faith rn Dream Harbor . on ‘It Made Me Sick’ [television show to see another Nave piled up since the first storm.| checks?” Mr. Kidder asked. ‘1 Don’t Know’ He informe mn ody Herman Best Friends News—Sportsman Variety Hour News-Moon River A cles : [comely miss taking the bows. | "Fire Marshal Michael Corrigan ‘Raised the Checks’ i , i Woody Her Record Patty Magic Music yy Moon River “I didn't sleep for weeks” = Passing a descriptive hand cancelled all days off for firemen. | Raised the Cheelcs a Reader Said ‘there were Sturtevant, W 1 :30 Tom Reynolds . . Tm “-. = Barn Dance Jeanne said, “it made me sick and down her anatomy, Miss Carmen| All city police cars were ordered] After controlling her sobs, Mrs. = ~~ c seas on which the and she went ss 7 ; . « a “.. " I lost so much weight I couldn’t sighed, “everything stopped work- Off the streets and into reserve in Cronin replied: “Yes, it was one i un “gy ed the amount on action. ot el —— rman — : ered _ —!work, I almost had a nervous ing for a w : w = |their stations. of them—I decided I'd never talk the Stub by $100 or $200 and ; THURSDAY PROGRAM breakdown.” "Fo add to her humiliation; she| Marshal Corrigan issued a “des- 10 her again” asked: “As you went slong week Ta letiar il Bh Tr ilindtond . . ation, she, arshal Corrigan issued a “‘des- " after week, why did - WEBM 1260 . WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430. WISH 1310 WXLW 1590 WLW 700 She added the calendar fiasco said she posed for the month of perate plea” to citizens to clear d She Jan tat after that Incl tering the eer er i oa: CBS MUTUAL NBC ABC - / NBC was the euimination of five hard May, only to have it come out snow from around fire hydrants. Sent, a orig in Jor tings. stub book?" i B- Cates, she ; - —- - working years int which she had with a red-head perched on her| Transit officials urged citizens "> " ’ ust”. " : like the situat: 30 Back fo the Bible Reveille Revelry Dawn Patrol 81M Faulkner Show Mike Dunn. Nows-Markets allowed her generous, 36-25-36, shoulders and the month of No-ito shovel out snowbound carsiTaised the checks | - “1 _qon't know,” Mrs. Crenin “ :45 Jack Hunt ; ; | Mrs. Cronin i d i«. replied v I did a lot « i rig —————— _ JackWumt figure to be used under such no-|vember, in which her lovely neck which have disrupted attempt to 5 nin is accused of rais-| She had. testified tier ¢ through a lot 00 World News News-Revellle World News Roundup News-Faulkner Show Mike Dunn Rangers | table Reade as thas of Movie was surmounted by a strange plow the streets open.for public| she ‘once had been er at cause I expect i Siar Header pails Rowiry Musical Clock ti Soowiows nl | Star Susan Hayward to advertisc/blond head. |conveyances, » — Mi sh ot Ss Kill burlesque but that she did “not day) Fhe Said, : wis wooo wr & y strip way down.” ‘ . I | . . | . i “ v ww 145 News = Reveille Revelry Donald Bruce - CTRL sul i Metal Firm New Medium ‘of Age'— . ; | “How far?” Mr. Kidder asked. What puzzl :00 News of America Gordon Graham 1430 Club Breakfast Club News-For Evans Sake Morning Matinee | d D » » : 764 In Lon | “Down to a bra and panties | look Paher 8 15 Weather-Ranch Time Easy Listening ll «.- . Te a : TV Oo WwW A } 4 as they do in the Broadway 8 view before 3 :30 Kitchen of Alr en ni -" .- Ken and Glenn Foun er es Bere. pera ins cC aim shows today,” she replied. y 8 commandi 145 Robin Hood ©" breakdast With Paula * “ a ae’ yelled” | Julius Falendet. Who came nore) 'Week-end | Asked whether she had heard Shore" T7100 Arthur Godfrey Easy Listening Welcome Traveler My True Story NewsGenllomen Sing Welcome Traveler | pajender Iron & Metal Corp., died NEW YORK, Dec. 26 (UP)—|eastern seaboard and in the mid- some four-letter words in bur- Situation al hay . Cima A Guy Lombard w hn |Falen e Pu The Christmas Eve performance West. 4 By Unlted Press |lesque, she replied, “Why, yes, I Gen. Cates | 3 =“ " a " Oouble or Nothing Befty Crotkes Inspiration Time Double or Nothisg | Fe had a heart attack while of the first opera ever written for | The opera was kinescoped and] Christmas bells tolled tragedy did.” = B. Cates a * Kitchen Club ol Against the Storm ~~ * ” ys | walking in the 900 block on S.|television was hailed today as no NEC SroResman Sad there's for hundreds of Americans. |. She said that by the time she problem ard 4 : a cto —— os tt ms —— am a] . ; t ow many other sta- : = Ladies Fair Strike Tt Rich ~~ Lone Journey Nows-Parade Strike Tf Rich aridien Bt rt SNE A EE EI I Ee I 0 roils for Miss Balint Hou Ve 14 1a 3 *" SE : , When a Girl Marries Personality Parade bron Mr. Falender lived at 56 ./age” so far as opera is concerned. ithe opera later.” ons were killed. ! 5 Pp : aldeck to be 1 :30 Grand Slam Country Carnival Kings Row Break the Bank gras King's Row | Delaware St. and at the age of The performance of Gian-Carlo : 500 died in auto crashes gy{ arly shocking to per, -pronto and a 1 :45 Rosemary : Dave Garroway Taw om . is. “. Dave Garroway 74 was still president of the firm Menotti’s J‘Ahmahl and the i ; . | lost their lives in fires, two were | Well, then, language had Washington ri —— cd etme El al | vec - lhe founded. He belonged to the Night Visitors” won critical non- Police Sus ension xi ’ nothing . to do with raising the , :00 Wendy Warren Country Carnival Glorla Swanson Jack Berch Nows-Requestfully News-DeWeese In dlanapolis Hebrew Congrega-|ors in’ newspapers. It was re- P | Killed in plane crashes and 175 checks, did it?” Pfc. Waldeck’: 15 - Aunt Jenny aol : Victor Lindlahr Requestfully Yours - Everybody's Farm B'rith and the Jewish viewed on the front page of the y others died in miscellaneous ac-| «Qh, yes, it did,” Mrs. Cronin eral in San Di :30 Helen Trent wo Eat-iforially Speaking Keys to Happiness Bing Crosby .- tion, B'nai Brit New York Tim pag y oar | cidents replied The commar : Sunday . - . Pr “ iw Educational Association. ew Yor es. - aT aT hi { . ig Our Gal pr v sda Faulkner ot Ld Daily Hit Parade eo oe 1 He is survived by his wife Ella;| The Christmas story told in A 10-day suspension of a po- Te hardest Bi Site was Texas — Disee roa 00 News-Gilber! Forbes Gordon Graham Donald Brice Paul Harvey News-Neighbor Penny's Pantry two sons, Allison and Herbert; a music made history in several liceman for reporting to work 2 ; Spellman Visi ‘high casualty tolls included Cali-| $ orders, had re 1 15 Ma Perkins Pick-A-Pockel Markets-Low Down News and Weather Hoosier Neighbor ! daughter, Mrs. Robert Efroym- ways: while drunk was approved today , =. “eo. New York 41: Tilinois WW. ded i pair of dress :30 Holiday Matinee Dixie Four Low Down Kay Reporter pe Queen tor a Day son. all of Indianapolis; two 8is-| Tt was the first opera ever by the Safety Board. 36: Ohio 34: : ounded in Korea iy ee - . 1 : 36; 0 34; Georgia 32, and Ken- his way home . Se | Eddie Arnold ’ Jackpol Quiz ; ters, Mrs. Rachel Friedman, In- premiered on television and was| Irvin Scheib was suspended tycky and Michigan 31 WITH THE U. 8. 7TH DIVI- The Marine "100 Second Mrs. Burton Big Sister §'prize Party Catherine Danlels News-Pops To Be Aunounced | dianapolis, and Mrs. Lena Bader- seen by more persons than any from Dec. 14-23 by Police Chief : SION, Korea, Dec. 268 (UP)— Mrs. Waldeck . now : : : con, Cincinnati, and eight grand- other premiere; O'Neal when h ted Dec. 13| Car Toll Below Estimates - Francis Cardinal Spellman and ; 45 Perry Mason Dr. Malone ri Concert | iron he p Ee} Hirst oe O'Neal when he Jepor a Jet 3 Gen. James A. Van. Fleet spent boot training, 8:30 Nora Drake Guiding Light .- 0" Virginia 8yrd ome Edition Live Like Millionaire | i was the first opéra ever for duty in a walking district “in| The traffic death rate fell be-cpyy : the utility uni «48 Brighter Day Judy ang lane .i. Mary Marlin yi. Services will be at 2 p.m. to- commissioned by a television net- an intoxicated condition.” low the 600 predicted by the Na- ana "sick sodiers at a movie recruits. But i — eee - me sms ee _ morrow in the Aaron-Ruben Fu- work, in contrast to commissions, 1 ioint ting with newly tional Safety Council. This was sick soldiers at ‘a mobile couldn't wear :00 Hilltop House Queen for a Day Life Can Be Beautiful Joyce Jordan Eight or Less Life Can Be Beautiful | oral Home. Burial will be in the ts musicians in olden days from n a joint meeling yi . |surgical hospital near the front. 15 House Party ? ' Road of Lite Evelyn Winters Community Billboard Road of Lite | Indianapolis Hebrew Cemetery hurch t . appointed members of the Safety) attributed to bumper-high drifts| The Archbishop of New York hence the nee : " {an polis ’ + |churches, national rulers and President - Ler Keach!and hazardous driving conditions|, made dress pa 130 Double or Nothing Pepper Young Open House Learning fo Listen Pepper Young —_— | wealthy patrons; Board, Presiden oy en {celebrated mass Wednesday p 145 Make Mine Music eT Right fo Happiness ~~~ sil Right to Happiness | L | D TU) PE Oto = now Star into ine recommended that frst priority} which Kept thosanas of motor-\morning at the 8209th Mobile waist. ; 100 Make Mine Music Easy Doss ItNews Backstage Wife NewsOpen House Greg Smifh ~~ Backsfage Wits | oca eams | music world — 12-year-old Chet ¢ Biven to gig of Nhe New snow storms choked high- Army Surgical Hospital. A eon- : w. on. "Easy Does It Stella Dallas Open Hous J Stel ; IN | Allen, a boy soprano. jheadquariers building for Lie) gregation of 180 attended, includ- ° 115 y pe, olla Dallas MRS. MAUDE E. EWING, 78 y sop ways and buried parked cars. : - “ “ “ " " . . MRS. ] . YAM |Police Department, that a fire 8 p ars. ing soldiers from nearb its. :30 - “ = Young Widda ves Sana 0 Young Widder rum ‘of 20 N. Oriental Ave. Services| i National Broadeasi ins C0. | company be established at Weir More than eight inches fell inipospital personnel, the ri ps : : - oman in My House °° © anta Claus which commission r. Menotti| ri [low » 48 : y ; Noman in My Houss |5¢ 10 a. m. Friday at Harry W./RR 00 00 opera in English and CO°K Municipal “Airport and Hae nn and in thelsommander and Maj. Gen. Willis-

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’rM = Nemes he RADIO 4:15 Gabby H 8.30 The Web. sees at 1:30 p. Mn. Friday at the Teacher's Rites status of the 10 departments con-| 100 6-Gun ame a : y Hayes 8: e We ces at 1:30 p. im. -| a 7:00 Poul Dixon MYSTERY THEATER . . . In- 4:30 Howdy Doody 9:00 Break the home. Burial in Spring Valley . trolled by the board to Reyivis s 4:50 News-Sports 8:00 Famous Jury spector Mark Saber finds the | 5:00 Western Sank Cemetery near Lawrence. To Be Friday lappointed members and police ervices Are Today 5:00 6-Gun Theater "Trials : | body of a pretty young lady with Ledger 9:30 Monroe County | 2 = = A | . land fire chiefs appointed ® For Risk Underwriter 5.30 Space Cadet 8:30 Theater |whisky on her breath in “The| 5:30 News Ramblers MRS. ROSCOE (CLARA)| services will be at 2 p. m. Fri- Mayor-Elect Clark. Se Corte 9:00 Theater , | Case of the Fallen L@dy” . . . 540Songs 10:00 Paul's Place |TOY®: 63, of 3401 College Ave |day in Frisnds Church at Shir. Miss Mabel O. Hall, insurance, 6:00 Coptain Video 10:10 Erie Waits WISH, 7 p. m. 5:50Safety Patiol 10:15 International Services gl a: A {ley, Ind., for Blaine C. Hiatt, lo-| underwriter for 35 years, will be 11:05 Movie Time. | HALLS OF IVY . . . “Vicky” 6:00 Kukla, Fran ‘Boxing {Planner 5 gehanan : Yical school teacher. Burial will be Willie Bo s Down [buried today in Crown Hill after a 11:55 Sign Off _ (Mrs. Colman) coaches the Ivy| and Ollie 11:00 The Clock | Pura Tows a lin Knightstown. g 3 p. m. services at Shirley THURSDAY | Dramatic “Club for its annual| 6:15 Those Two 11:35Previewsand | MRS. ALBERT (ETHEL) Mr. Hiatt died yesterday in £¢. 14 Yule ‘Cheer’ Brothers Central Chapel. She was| ~ AM 10:15 Fashion play and “Dr. Hall” (Ronald 6:30 To Be An'cd ‘Sign Off [HAMLTON, 44, of 3759 N. Ritter| Vincent's Hospital after a two-| {68 and lived at 1301 University 5 6:00 Loco the Previews Colman) tastes stardom for a| 6:45 News Caravan. | Ave. Services at 10 a. m. tomor- | MC illness. He was 43, and lived = BRUNSWICK, Ga. Dec: 26 Court. She was last-employed at : Clown 10:30 Merry Go brief moment . . . WIRE, 7 p. m. 7:00 Kate Smith > row at G- H. Herrmann Funeral? oR ue Saoarad Place. | (UP)—On the night before |New Amsterdam Casualty Co. WATCH REPAIRING 6:40 Serial Round * BING CROSBY . . . Bob Hope _ THURSDAY " |Home. Burial, Crown Hill. | cats at a aught driver ed- Christmas, at the city jail here, | Miss Hall died Sunday in Sey7:00 News 11:00 Ameche Show 214 Dorothy Lamour will engage !1:00 Lyons Show 1:30 First 100 Years s2. 3 eRtIon 2 road Ripple High appeared Willie Andrews, mour after a three-month illness. Immediate Service . 7:05 Morning 12n Kitchen Show in a SL on Christmas post | 11:30 Search for 1:45 Musical MisS BERTH A NICOLA), a ean: Pou he Joageq With sneer. 'Born in Berrien County, Michigan, || © Main Springs Sir Rorndup 12:30 Meat the mortem with Bing . . . WFBM, Tomorrow Matinee 4441 Central Ave. Services at 2 taught ma hematics ane Jaga. He beat on the door, with |gphe came here 42 years ago. ® (ryshals y G 8:00 Morning Ladies 3 ¥1:45 Roundup Time 2:00 Miss Susan {P10 tomorrow at Flanner & Bu xv gh School! shouts and with hollers. | Miss Hall was past president|| ® Crowns © Slems Executiv Movie 1:30 Music Shop ~ fe h » , A r 12:15 Steve Allen 2:30 Bill Goodwin~ | CHARAN Mortuary. Cremation will a a Bacher Bt The jailer came out—bail, 18 and a charter member of Alpha | Al Wak o_ : 9:00 Dawe's 3:30 6-Gun | B10 STORY oi mun WIONE. 12:30 Garry Moore 3:00 Kate Smith | “110%: Sig, town, Cats Rayaoille, Groene] Solars Chapter of Alpha Delta Omega, | Time-0-Grash To Hea gap a o Viayhouse through the efforts of editor “ uw = JOHN WINKELER, 27, of 1733 burg and Raleigh. a DE I oI 1 : i= Tabrt : orner ; ; Ff Sweet- : 2 . . , Ne nv Saandy Hi of the Polistown WAJC-FM—91.9 Mega. Jae Ee ae, Ip ey. Ie Same SoFire Hits Firm Here — |a member of the Central Chris- 22 years explo WLW-T—Channel 4 a Sregy yn WEDNESDAY 'St. Louis, Mo., arranged by Farley was educated at Butler Univer- Fire touched off by an oil burn- tian Church, the Antarctic WEDNESDAY Su TELEVISION 6:30 Record Stack 8:00 News | Funeral Home of Indianapolis. sity ‘and Purdue University Ex. er smoked the newly decorated Surviving are two brothers, | Executives” € ; 7:00 Artistry in 8:05 Music by uf tension Center here and at Ball interior of the Pragmatic Prod- John E, Hall of Indianapolis and YM. GODFREY AND HIS FRIENDS Rhythm Masters | MRS. SAMUEL (INEZ) OUL- State Teachers College, Muncie. |ucts Co., 1617 Howard St., today. Harold §. Hall of Seymour. In the Claypc 4:00 Hawkins Falls 6:30 Those Two . .. The Old Red Head's special 7:30 Music You 9:15 Here's to Vets BERTSON, 66, of 211 N. Lynd-| Survivors are his wife, Pauline. Ray Sadler, president, estimated | a EEE from today. 4:15 Gabby Hayes © 4» «uvan guest will be Jackie Robinson... Want 9:30 9:30 Club hurst Dr. Services at 11 a. m. and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude $5000 damage. He said no ma- QB Sir Hubert’: 4:30 Howdy Doody 7:00 Kate Smith WFBM-TV, 7 p. m. 10:00 Sign Off | Friday at Conkle’s W. 16th St. Hiatt of Shirley. | chine tools were harmed. began as a b 5:00 Cartoon Films 8:00 TV Theater THE WEB ... A composer mmr eee Funeral Home. Burial at Plain-| a — | Kangaroos in 5:30 Gleni's 9:00 Break the essays a fiendish plot to pin the Rites tor 44 Fire field. trate. He tc Bandwagon Bank {murder of a mannequin on his ; : #4 8 fy Open 9:30 to 5 Dail ever made of 5:45 Three City 9:30 Theater wealthy artist friend in “Model Vi ti PI d . MRS. A LB ERT (ET HEL) P . y ! World War I Final 10:00 News Murder” . . . WFBM-TV, 8:30 p. m.| icrims anne HAMILTON, 44, of 3759 N. Rit-| Joon over tin 6:00 Kukia, Fron 10:10 Family Theater BOXING . -, . Ten-round welter- TIJUANA, Mex., Dec. 26 (UP) ter Ave. Services at 10-3. m. for 24 -hours o ! Ollie’ 11:10 Reserve for weight bout between Roger —Mass funeral services will be tomorrow in G. H. Herrmann Fu- of fighting me 6:15 Bob and Ray Dramo Donaghue of Yonkers, N. Y., and conducted late this week for 44 neral Home. Burial ‘in Crown] for the Unite ; 12:05 Sign Off Vinnie D'Andrea of New York persons killed Sunday when fire Hill. The king 0 THURSDAY from St. Nicholas Arena ,, swept the civic auditorium during] mrs. WALTER *F. (FLOR- him before he AM P. M. WFBM-TV, 9 p. m. |a Nativity party. ENCE LOUISE) FISHER, 59, of has lived in 6:30 Wake Up 12n Finding Your x | Plans for the mass service 344 N. Kenyon Ave. Services at| more than 20 7:25 News . Way |were not yet finished, but it was|g.30 a.m. Friday at Grinsteiner's ee 7:30 Morning 12:30 ol” ' WFBM-TV—Channel 6 announced yesterday it probably Funeral Home and Requiem High | : l Woman, 6 Matinee ove... w e held either Thursday or : . 8:30 Breakfast 1:30 Valu Varieties WEDNESDAY Friday. Mass a 10 8 I A A x After Christmas Special! Jen Party © 2:00 Miss Susan PM 8:00 Test the Press Thirteen of he dead still are ijn Crown Hill : . Apo 1 9:30 Tele-Kitchen 2:15 Looking at | 4:00 Shopping 8:20 Tune of the | unidentified. Most. of them are £4. 8 2 10:00 Quiz the You Guide Day ° children, ‘and they are expected RALPH C. STAMM, 65, of 2507 thro Dea Missus 2:30 Bill Goodwin | 4:15 Tea Time 8:30 The Web to be buried in a ‘common grave. Bloyd Ave, wholesale producer] ust ATap Ave, 11:00 Fifty Club 3:00 Kate Smith Tunes 9:00 Boxing | Federal District Attorney Fer- operator for 20 years at South § —_— eee 4:45 Time for Beany 9:45 Fight Talk nando Castanon still is seeking! Side Market. Formerly an operaMarguerite Smith presents a | 5.00 Chuckwagon 10:00 Weather Man | Angel Fernandez, owner of the tor at City Market. Services at) page of garden tips in The Tales’ 10:10 Miniatures ruined building, to question him|2 p. m. Saturday at Grinsteiner’s| " Sunday Times 5:15 Cartoon Club 10:15 News {about a locked exit and other Funeral Home. Burial at Plain-| 5:30 Western 10:30 Sportsman's | “fire hazards” in the structure. |field. w " y -

Theater Corner Mr. Castanon has indicated he) enim rn TN 5:45 Town Topics 10:45 Music in the | probably will file criminal charges EUGENE J. VIN CENT, 81, of 6:05 Tom Berry Night in connection with the fire 1147 N. Illinois St., former black- |

6:30 Kieran's 11:00 Daily Battle | Thursday morning. He has not smith. Services at 2 p.'m. Friday : : ® Kaleidoscope 11:30 Copper specified who will be charged or at Grinsteiner's Funeral Home. ; 6:45 Telenews what the charge will be. | Burial in Washington Park. y

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