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8, 1952

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ed a surprise ire, the half placed Roy hind Stacey

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* Frank Duis that event, Purdue was

» Indiana and due moved to and the high Bob Mastros 1 Dave Mare »d out in the 7 hurdles, but to the semie irdles, ndiana, was nis afternoon the 60-yard ‘¢ being held rsity of Illi-

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ress Mich., Mar. 8 for its fourth ip today as nto the final n swimming an twice as heir nearest

nners of six events, have 32 for Michie or Michigan, records were x events last set four of ntercollegiate

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> of Hawaii, rence record 16 1500-meter ther with a the 220-yard

vam the 50.7 to defeat ion Dick State. OSU’s in the 400e their own 3:25.4.

ose > 8 (UP)—The 10ved within first - place today in the ~ the AmeriThe Barons ais Flyers, 2 game schedreland scored its last 21 Reigle tipped 35-foot shot

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the state rd tourna.

he defeated 68 innings, him to tie chigan ' City e standings,

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Sonja Sued i By United Press ” BALTIMORE, Md., Mar. 8— io Sonja Henie faced a $25,000 damage suit today as officials charged that the bleachers which collapsed and injured 270 persons at her ice show were built to hold only an eighth of the crowd.

In addition, suits totaling $250,- I 000 were being prepared against} Miss Henie. ig. The law firm of Weinberg and Green said it was preparing theR suits on behalf of 20 persons who reported they were injured in the bleachers collapse. City Building Inspector J. M. Russell said the “primary cause” of the accident in the 5th Regiment Armory Thursday night was “weak connections” of supporting. timbers in the temporary wooden : stands. Mr. Russell said horizontal and’ diagonial cross-pieces were nailed

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bleachers with an average of two, As a result, Mr, Russell said, a! 16-penny nails when 16 nails load of approximately 1100 should have been used. One of the pounds was imposed on supports horizontal pieces was missing in having a capacity of only ahout part of the stands, he said. 142 pounds.

Bleachers Crash : who charged they suffered brain |

: » utes hefore the show was sched-

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Miss Henié and her husband, socialite ‘Winthrop Gardiner Jr.| were sued by Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Strumboski, Baltimore,

concussions and other injuries in| the accident and that the bleacher | supports were constructed im-|

properly. The stands collapsed five min-

uled to open before a capacity! crowd of 7000 persons. The spec-| tators in the shattered stands] were hurled 15 feet to the: floor. | About 20 persons still were hos-| pitalized, mostly with broken | bones. Most of the injured were treated at first ald stands hastily | set up by physicians and nurses in the audience. - Miss Henle disclaimed any responsibility for the accident. Jack | Mulcahy, spokesman “ for the show, said the victims “obviously | could not hold the Henie Enterprises liable” because the bleachers belonged to the seating firm - of the popular quiz show,

and Westfield, N. J.

Phone Tieup Blood Center Spreads Over Set for Circle

Twenty-eight business places

light his cigar, but the joke's on

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By United Press "| Circle Tuesday. ST. LOUIS, Mo., Mar. 8 — A penney’s and employees of the creeping paralysis crippled tele- following firms are co-operating: phone service in Missouri today woolworth's Circle Store, Colas a work stoppage which 1idled jjer’s Shoe Store, Hook’s Drugs

Because police raided a private home without a search warrant, six men ‘and a woman were lcleared of gambling charges to-

~~ By Kathleen ALL THE PEOPLE who were so unhappy last week

| Johnny Long Record Party ; Magic Music Variety Hour : WFBM-TV WTTV Channel 6 1 k } k Vy | \ | 0 N Channel 10

—§:00 P, M,— —8:00 P. M.—

«10:00 P. M,~

when “Show of Shows” fizzed out after the first hour—

id 100 P. M, = 6-Teen Time

6000 employees in St. Louis

on the Circle, Indianapolis Water day.

‘and Kirksville, where workers

spread to other cities in the/co Post Office, Columbia Club, Southwestern Bell Telephon e/Unjon Title Co. Vernon Mutual system. ! Life Insurance Co., Lyman’s, Jef-| Barly predictions by the com- ferson National Life Insurance| pany and the CIO Communica- | Co, John Hancock Mutual Life| tions Workers of America were | Insurance Co., Merchant's Naborne out as both sides remained tional Bank, Vernon General Indeadlocked concerning the exact surance Co., Northwestern Mutual nature of the dispute and ad-|yife Insurance Co. Purdential Inditional employees joined = the surance Co., Republic Steel Corp., walkout. Sun 0il Co., Kiwanis Club, Royal, Service was disrupted in 14 yjverpool Insurance Co. Romer Missouri cities. Those affected Electric Co. All State Insurance| besides St. Louis were Jefferson co, C. B. Dyer Co., Crystal Flash City, Joplin, Carthage, Lamar,| petroleum. Co., Hartford Accident] Nevada, Neosho, Webb » City, Indemnity Insurance Co., Indian | Springfield, Aurora, Monett, 5n4)is Police Department, Indian | Pierce City, St. Charles and -8e- anolis Power & Light Co. and the dalia. Indiana Condensed Milk Co. |

The - telephone . company said Next week's schedule for Red|

service was back to normal at! M . ; : Cross mobile units includes: MonG Mexico, Hannibal, Bowling ren oy, Ton he walkout Blood Center, 18 W. Geqrgia St, De 2pter joining | fand ° Clinton, Ind.; Tuesday,

Metropolitan St. Louis felt the Marion; Wednesday, Lebanon; pinch of the walkout in long|Thursday, Indiana State Redistance and toll calls. Super- formatory at . Pendleton and)

Special Judge Rufus Kuykendall, a former deputy prosecutor, wiped out jail sentences against the soven late yesterday in Criminal Court 2.

Mr. Kuykendall ruled the state failed to present sufficient evidence to warrant a conviction after defense attorneys pointed

lout the Feb. 1 raid on a home at

905 8. Kenwood Ave. was made without a search warrant, The arresting officer, Sgt. Raul Piercy, testified he investigated a crowd ‘of people outside the home and heard “loud noises” inside. He said he walked in and made the arrests. The cases were appealed after Judge Scott McDonald, Municipal Court 4, convicted the seven the day after the raid. He imposed jail sentences of 10 to 30 days and fines of $15 to $30.

Freed yesterday were Henry

visory employees manned most

switchboards in all locations af-|

fected by the walkout and handled calls on an “emergency only” basis. :

The walkout stemmed from the

refusal of four linemen to climb poles in the rain. The linemen said it would have been “hazardous” for them to do so. The company said arbitration

. should take up only whether the

men should receive the six hours’ pay they were docked when they were sent home Monday after the dispute. But the union held that in’ addition, any arbitration should include the issue of whether foremen have the right to send men home from work after they refuse to perform what they consider dangerous work.

- President Relaxing

In Florida Sun KEY WEST, Fla., Mar. 8 (UP)

" —President Truman went trop-

Blackwell, 905 8. Kenwood Ave.; a Jessie Woods, 1102-8. Kenwood; Elmer Haddox, 834 Michael St.; Willis Bellamy, 955% 8S. Kenwood; Daniel Shelton, 1002 8. Kenwood; Lester Johnson, 1113

= ir £5 Shotguns, zy Jan Richard Moore,

As Warning . ! | % arning . oil Unions Again | The first shot in the two-week- : old Red Cab Co. strike was nea POStpONE Strike learly today—up in the air as a! DENVER, Colo., Mar, 8(UP)—

| Brazil; Friday, Tipton.

Cab Worker

warning. A nation-wide oil strike gched- ’ ; uled to begin tomorrow was- ‘“re|The ‘shot hit no one.’ Wayne luctantly” postponed indefinitely Barnes, 36, a Red Cab super- hy ofl union officials to allow the

lvisor, fired it in the air in front Wage Stabilization Board time to of his home, 1302 Deloss. St. ;study the dispute. | Mr. Barnes told police some-| The postponement was an[one in a car had thrown a brick nounced for a coalition of 22 oil through -a window of his home unions here by O. A. Knight, [last evening. He fired the shot-|president of the CIO Oil Workers \gun blast after he heard some- International Union. lone on his porch, then saw a car| The months-old dispute = bespeeding away that looked like tween union leaders and managethe one he had seen earlier. |ment centered around union de-

ical today while his political op-| Other Violence imands for a flat 25 cent an hour

will be even more unhappy t

stars of the Saturday evening TV stanza at 8 p. m, on Channel 10, are taking a two-week vacation. Much needed, I imagine.

will have to struggle along with comedian Larry Storch, nightclub and movie singer Vanessa

{and the Great Ballantine; comic

magician. With this wide variety of tal-

even though they will be hardpressed to match the pace of Caesar and Coca. Included in the programs will be Marguerite Piazza, the Hamilton Trio, Billy Williams Quartet, Bill Hayes and Judy Johnson. The stars of the show will reappear March 22. ’ ” ” ”

A BRONZE Star Award was

2302 N. Park Ave. Friday evening on Gilbert Forbes’ 10:15 TY newscast on Channel 6. Shadday, a former sergeant in

mended for the citation by his former commanding officer, Lt. Paul Mazzuca Jr. Lt. Mazzuca made the presentation on the proam. Citation with the medal read: “For exposing himself fearlessly and courageously with complete

withering enemy mortar,

accurate artillery fire on enem strongpoints.” : 2 8 =» | NEVER SAY DIE. Rumor now has it that despite embarrassment over “predictions” in 1948, George Gallup may prophesy the 1952 Presidential election. out‘come to radio and TV audiences if a deal now cooking jells.

5 a @ SUNDAY’S TIMES will carry

«SATURDAY — |

10-Bedford Salute

6-Basketball Tourney 6-Roller Derby

leaving them high and dry with friend Dave Garroway—

Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca,

While they're gone, TViewers

Brown, puppeteer Tommy Trent grams stressing murders since

ent—things shouldn't be too bad, |

6-Meet the Masters 10-8how of Shows 10-Playhouse of Stars

———— EC CE GE WE —————

his week. 10-Youth Forum —tiOP, Mo —8:30 P. M.— 10:30 P. M.— | 6-Racket Squad 6-Wayne King 6-Basketball Tourney | 6-Beat the Clock |smash TV comedy hit starring | 10-Recital Hall 10-One Man's Family —9:00 P. M.~— G.The Je PM ‘Lucille Ball and Test-Arnaz; may | 5:00 P, M.— —=7:00 P. M. = 6-Basketball Tourney Ht P oa {double into radio shortly. || - 8-Like a Millionaire 6-Xen Murray 9:30 P. M,— ] L atals Ay. | TY Bhodicate 10-1 Love Lucy 10-Crime Syndicated 1A: Mone: HOLLYWOOD h be duly wg? * WW yu warned that the FCC plans ty] 6-Groucho Marx 7:30 P. M.— —9:45 A. M.— 12:00 Midnight clamp down hard on TV pro.|| 10-My Friend Irma 10-8tu Erwin 6-TBA 10-News-Sports |several juvenile delinquency cases | |involving video shows made head-| - WCPO-TV—Channel 7 Unes recently. ear er 10p Jecrers saToRDAT on 8 { \P PM

4:00—6-Gun Play 7:30—Famous Jury house ~ Trials 4:30-=Coco’'s Revue A:00--Baskeiball

| RAYMOND Massey will rend Stolen by Red Agents

{osophic “thought for the day” on y a = Wan la 15-minute daily transcribed By United Press villa in a 20-acre wood 12 miles| § an’ grein 12m Parade of (radio series starting Mar. 24, FRANKFURT, Germany, Mar. from Frankfurt. With Gen. Grow| 7:00—Paul White. 12:90—8hiwe

| i 8—U. 8, Army authorities said to-/were his wife and son, Walter P, man 12:50) | } ews and TY TIPE ely SHOW day the Soviet agents who pho- row, Aronia the. 2 sien Off sal ' e microfilming of the diar PE | Robert Sterling and Bethel Lesije|t0STaPhed an American General's ® >

was disclosed in a book, “On the Path to War,” published in Rus-

WLW-T Channel 4

co-star in an original dramatic diary may have stolen other top

given to Raymond F. 8hadday of |

the Marine Corps, was recom-|.

disregard for his own safety tol. auto-

matic weapon and small arms fire and for skillfully directing

|sketch and the “Girl of the|military secrets as well. sian-occupled East Berlin under SATURDAY Week" production features trum- rM P.M. } 5:30--Nit Parade

| They disclosed that the diary Lewd Rafael Mendez in a musical Maj. Gen. Robert W. Grow.

visit to a Mexican bull fight , . .| |CH. 8, 7 p. m. then U. 8. military attache in

BASKETBALL TOURNA- Moscow, was microfilmed during MENT . . . Play-by-plays of thes gecret conference of American basketball —tournament-regional gttaches from Iron Curtain coungames are presented . . . CH. 6,|tries in Frankfurt June 6 through {12:45 p. m. and 8 p. m. Radlo—|19 1951. \WIBC, WIRE, WISH, WXLW| In addition to Gen. Grow, the land WAJC-FM, 12:45 p. m. {conference was attended by atSHOW OF SHOWS . .. Larry taches from Warsaw, Prague, Storch takes over for two weeks|gydapest, Bucharest and Belgrade .. CH. 10, 8 p. m.

On the Air

GANGBUSTERS . . . “Gangbusters” dramatizes the relatively (during the little known episodes of Willie known the conference reports (The Actor) Sutton’s four at-|formed the basis for new Ameritempts to escape from Raster) can military decisions. ; ; State Penitentiary in the heart of . ook Philadelphia , . . WFBM, 8 p. m. Revealed in B An Army spokesman said an

investigation showed that Gen. Where to Go Grow’s diary had been photoIndiana Sports Show, Manu- graphed in his suite in “Victory facturer’s building, State Falr

Grounds. Open from noon until

Force staff officers from Wash ington. : No communiques were issued talks, but it was

Guest House,” a closely guarded

and by top Army, Navy and Alr

the name of Richard Bquires, & jos vouth Forum

former British army major who| 4:30—Recita) Hall

disa Tr 4:45-~News 7:00~=All-Star Revae Jiguppen ed in Berlin four years gio =oit® von 5i00—Aher of Shun . Family 9:30 Wrestling ‘War Now 11:00~=Drama,

Alleged excerpts from the diary were reproduced in photostat in| the book. At one point, Gen. Grow was quoted as having written, “War! As soon as possible! Now.” He also was sald t6 have urged a “Blow this year (1851)” and to have recommended that the West “start by hitting below the belt . + « employ every subversive device to undermine the confidence and loyalty of Boviet subjects in their regime.” The Army announced in Washington Thursday that an unknown person, “believed to be a Soviet agent,” photographed the diary. Gen. Grow has been recalled as a result,

Perry, 26th Ward

Read Caprices by Christy for the social sidelights, Sunday as well as dally in The Times,

For that EXTRA Service...

‘winter White House where he/fare at Shelby St. and English

position stumped the snowdrifts of New Hampshire. The President hasked in tem-

peratures ranging between 70 and ; 75 degrees. er violence against both the taxi

The President came here yes- company and Teamsters Local terday for a vacation of up to 188 (AFL) yesterday, police re-| three weeks, depending on the ported two other instances of viocondition of his ailing mother-in- lence. law, Mrs. David W. Wallace of Fred James, 33, of 2306 Independence, Mo., who has been New Jersey St. a nonstriking | seriously sick at Blair House in Red Cab driver, said he was Washington. : struck in the face and his glasses | He drove immediately to the were broken late yesterday by a|

nan, Superior Court 3, issued al permanent injunction from furth-

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shucked his heavy winter clothes Ave. for light slacks and a summery) : sports shirt. He spent the evening] ice aligns Marshall with ‘his staff and planned noth-. ~~ ' '~ ing more serious for today than a swim and a sunbath, the weather man permitting.

A. , of 1520 Fletcher Ave., in a tavern which Mr, James told them his assailant had entered.

|vagrancy. George King, 43, of 2225 N. Park Ave. another Red Cab driver, told ‘police a .brick was

Car Theft Held {thrown through a window of his

Just Kidnaping : ‘taxi "at 16th and Pennsylvania TERRE HAUTE, Mar. 8 (UP) Sts. last night.

lincrease in wages. Although Judge Norman Bren-came hopelessly deadlocked after week's contest. jmanagement offered a 10 cent in-|

The case be-| the prize-winning letter for this nN Also included will be’ excerpts from other

The - unions

letters of interest received dure |

11:30 p.. m. Adults 80c, chil- | dren, 25c. Gymnastics, Big Ten Meet.

800 Steelworkers

Registration Set

Branch voter registration boards

Emergency Service

jcrease.

promptly turned it down, The request for postponement in the strike aimed “at the. heart

of the industry” came “Thursday |

from President Truman.

No definite postponement period |

ing the past week. In the regular TV and Radio column will be the subject for next week's letters.

» ” ” RADIO continues to embarrass

Out in Gary Area | (| req wil visit four locations in Perry] ut In Township and the 26th Ward to-| | BAST CHICAGO, Mar. 8 (UP) =

00’ CIO United[m ion | More than 8 : n Residents who did pot vote " teelworkers went on strike last | Sen at the cast armor plant of either 1950 election .or have

{ hich (moved to another precinct must |American Steel Foundries, Which, oouier 16 vote in the May 6

While You Wait

Indiana University at Bloomington. Men's Gymnasium, 7:30 p.m. : | Jordan River Revue. Indiana | University Theater. Blooming- | ton. 8 p. m.

OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT OPEN

Allison. was charged with city British politicians did not stop at-

from a light case of pneumonia

herself when Mr, Eddy called her at Durant, Okla., where she had

|all the premature undertakers. |For a corpse whose obituary has been printed in many an edition, it seems to be in a fairly healthy

South Africa Angered state.

By Commons Attack j | Evidence of this comes. from CAPETOWN, South Africa |CBS in an announcement of their

Mar. 3 (UP)—Prime Minister p.| Program planning. F. Malan of the Union of South|, FOT 2 brief preview of

Atrica said last wight that 3f|VUHe Ne lave: _ tarring

Doris Day, to begin April 1. TWO—"“That Hammer Guy." new series based on the Mickey Spillane paper-cover action stories, THREE—New shows starring

was set.

the

tacks on his country, South Africa might secede from the] British Commonwealth. Mr. Malan referred to an attack in the British House of Com-| mons Mar. 5 by former colonial]

Letters From POWs

PANMUNJOM, Korea, Mar. 8

DR. E. BURDETTE

Frank Fontaine, John Wayne, |!

stopped before going to Austin, Tex., for a. concert, An ambulance

GAS FURNACES

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went on.

‘Steber to Kilgore and the show from Allied war prisoners to their

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(UP)—Communjst security offi-| cers gave United Nations repre-| sentatives here today 1874 letters

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“Murder in Rehearsal.” Indiana Central College junior he same time, a USW of- | class. School auditorium.-8 p. m. | We ame there will be a Indiana Roof. Wayne Karr [general steel strike after Mar. 23, and his orchestra. $1.20 per ‘j.adline for a ruling by the Wage person. 8 p. m. |Stabilization Board on the union's “Rope.” Circle Players The- [economic demands. ater-in-the-Round. Hotel Ant- | Orval Kincaid, USW sub-dis-lers Ballroom. 8:30 p. m. trict director in the hig steel cenHigh School Baskethall. Re- tor of Gary, said ‘only President gionals. ‘Speedway vs. Green- Truman can call off a strike.”

field at 1p. mand Tech vi | ar. Knead summoned 1000 / son at 2:1 p. m. Win union men into a strategy meetof the two games at 8:15 p. m. N . ng at Gary. Butler Field House. 80c¢, one The walkout in the tank plant session; $2.50 for seven sessions. | developed when 175 day-shift

workers left their jobs, Only a

own end comes . : . thus forestalling a painful ordeal to those they leave behind.

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primary: Branch boards will - operate from 2 to 9 p. m, at the following sites: University Heights School, 1350 E. Hanna Ave.; Southport Grade 8chool; Glens Valley Grade 8chool 7, Old Morgantown Rd., and Beech Grove Town Hall, In addition, the Registration Board office, Room, 12, - Courthouse, is open from 8 a. m. to 110 p. m. dally, including Sunday.

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STORM WINDOWS 3

—William Reel says his auto— ; Secretary James Griffiths on the) gpring Byington and Richard | . ekeleton crew of the B850-man | not he—is a vehicle-taker. Union's Jim Crow policies. He! Haydn. Elkhart Trailer night shift reported for work. | Police were called when Harold Escape too Cold said the attack was “malicious! There is much more but we Fire Kills B 5 Officials of USW local 2860] E. Stearley of Brazil, looking For ‘Hot’ Fu itive distortion.” get the point CBS is trying to e His oy, ald the stoppage was over an ] i through a tavern window, saw his ghtives ‘We ‘are free to become a Te- make. ELKHART, Mar. 8 (UPJ Fire accumulation of “grievances.” 3 S ¢ K station wagon being “towed” NEWPORT, Tenn. Mar. g public anytime we like,” Mr s 5.1 destroyed a trailer home near Mills in the Gary and East Chi-| away yesterday. Officers trailed it (UP) — Cold - water and “hot” Malan said. “IT'S. SYMPHONY TIME” this yeeterday, fatally burning John cago area employ some 65,000 ta-Mr. Reel's home. : liquor led to the capture of three EE — evening at 7 on WIRE will feature here Paul Smith. 5, and injuring workers with a monthly payrolls ITI Wr sMr. Reel, surprised to see the young east Tennessee moonshin- Australia Ready “Symphony No. 1 in G-MInor” by hiz parents, twn hrothers and a of $6 million. station wagon parked out front, ers, To P d U : Sergei Kalinnikov .« . sister, netstat said his auto apparently “picked, Federal alcohol tax unit agents 10 Froauce ranium { Ward" Glenn, coordinator and James 1. Danny. 3. and Ellen, vis , up” the station wagon parked be- said the youths jumped a nt emcee of the show, will present 7 were in “gond” condition at Age Minimum Lowered Improvements hind it bumper-to-bumper. Police river when they were discovered RY DNEY. Australia, Mar. XK interesting side lights as usual. Elkhart General Hospital NEW YORK, Mar. 8 (UP)— believed him. distilling moonshine whisky but (UP)—Australia iz ready to be. a, Another child, Arhold, 8, was un- The U. 8. First: Air Force has ¢ Peer sin the water was so cold théy re- come 2 significant - producer of RADIO MOVES into TV-—TV hurt,” but hoth Mr. and Mrs. lowered the age requirements for EC 300,000 Hoosier Eggs [turned to the bank and meekly commercial grade uranium moves into radio. What nicer ar-' Harold 8mith were burned. - candidates seeking commissions . surrendered. through work done at Radium rangement could there be? Firemen believed the blaze as pilots and observers from 20 ° : + On Way to Korea re or [Hill ‘Gramm deposi in Soy Listeners may get a chance to started in a combination cook- years to 19. Applicants must be ° SPRING : : WARSAW, Mar. 7 (UP)—Hoon- s $ , Sse . + U. S./gea ag. well as hear the tem- in and heatin stove - in unmarried, under 27 and have 1 ° sier hens and roosters and going Eleanor Steber Subs A ar Commission ex- pestuous Tallulah Bankhead, if IN hee built RE trailer. ye two years of college. . TIME IS REPAIR TIME . to Korea—in -e form. ek ’ . NBC's plan to double feature her . . Hobart ore utan pouitey Fo! Stricken Nelson Eddy oe. Jounson ond OLuse o. 3. jon radio and video next season| : What Does Your Home Need? breeder here, will accompany KILGORE, Tex., Mar. 8—Metro-|/2tomic commission experts tourecimaterializes. - ' , . some 300,000 eggs from Indiana politan Opera Singer Eleanor Radium Hill. The experts willl «1 Love Lucy" the season's Peace of Mind . J PAINTING 0 HEATING UNIT . and other states to the Pusan Steber left her own sick bed last decide whether to ask Australia — v . . area and supervise their setting night to appear in place of fellow 2 Sell uranium ore. Mr. Johnson | . OJ ROOFING . [] NEW ROOM . in incubators. The plan is Spon- entertainer. Nelson Eddy. who!°3id he was impressed favorably) : Lo Mores by. Tog TloHer Protects a1 ms caeein wn Inhuana. DY the exploratory “deveispment WFB iA ® Many of your neighbors have planned | « [|] GARAGE [J] New porcH . inter-faith agency. Miss Steber was recuperating - : with us the thi ir | o perating] TOTK BL the deposis, 9:15 A. M. SUN. $ the things they want when their | *- r= RUMPUS-ROOM ~~ ° 1 . : .

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