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—By Al Vermeer | OUR BOARDING HOUSE

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GROUCHO MARX — May be off this summer.

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TV and Radio—

‘Stick Close to TV,’ Ministers Advised

By Kathleen MINISTERS ARE going to be staying close to their TV screens if they follow the suggestions just issued by the Broadcasting and Film Commission of the National Council of Churches of Christ, U, 8. A.

In a 46-page booklet, “Religlous Television Programming,” 524 O° hand since the IU-Tlinols|

ministers are told to study the) sw styles of Arthur Godfrey, Dr, RoY| THE NAME band series that K. Marshall, Dave Garroway and will pinch-hit for the vacationing Kate Smith in order to get some “Show of Shows,” seen tonight at “spontaneity, friendliness, a sense.g on Channel 10, this summer, is of humor, and a warm open ap-i considered an NBC trial balloon. | proach” into religious telecasts. If the program clicks, it's ex-| Teh book warns the ministers pected to continue in the fall.

to look at religious TV programs 2 ‘w ® with a critical eye, and view the, IF Groucho Marx, seen tonight

shows which precede and follow at 5:30 on Channel 6, doesn’t de-/ religious programs with a critical [cide to show some of his better eye. |filmed shows during his usual Observing some of the Sunday summer layoff, his spot may be scheQules the only observation 1[taken by the precocious “Juvenile can make is that those shows Jury.;

following the few religious pro-\ w~ow THAT any Sinatra has, grams aren't thé best company ii hed from CBS to NBC there they could have on Sundays. is a strong possibility he may y- 9 9 team up with Milton Berle, the

Wane fomortowy. sali TY {man who knocked him off his section for the p € own show this season.

letter in this week's contest. no It will be published as well as | HERE'S a switch—CBS is buy-| excerpts from the runmers-up. (ing a panel quiz-type program {from the British Broadcasting

A subject for next week will | be announced in the regular System. Called “Start Talking,” radlo-TV column. jit will be emceed by Mike Wallace #3 * «lif plans develop. TELEVISION ian't going to the| Format 1s oy ie! Five dogé—it's going to the horses. |ject, one of the panel members CBS has scheduled many of the myst talk for @ minute without major horse races this season for rambling, Gabby Eloise McEltelevision, and they're Just got- hone is being considered for one ting into the swing of things. of the panel jobs, Today at 4 p. m,, The Preakness IV Ti Stakes, second jewel of racing's] : . coveted “Triple Crown,” will be| KEN MURRAY . .. Film cowheard and seen over WFBM and|boys Johnny Mack Brown and Channels 6 and 10. Tim Holt co-star in a Western y 82 #4 dramatic sketch and headline a “TULIP TIME IN HOLLAND,” ranch-flavored Girl of the Week colorful, traditional spring festi-| production. . . CH. 8, 7 p. m, val in Holland, Mich., tulip center] SHOW OF SHOWS , , , Carl of the United States, will be heard Reiner, brilliant young actor who today at 6:30 p, m. over Won is featured Togulanly in the oa Gala parades, native wooden will be emcee and star-of-the-shoe dances, songs and lore of week on the show ... CH. 10, 9 the homeland, will be describedp, m. by Dan Beymour and Arlene Francis from the celebrating city: on the shores of Lake Michigan.

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appear in a stage play based on the video series this summer, |

THEATER television executives are dickering for the right to screen the coming Sugar Ray | Robinson-Joey Maxim title bout, diana Theater a chance to use all that special equipment they've] on

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R. MUZZY will never learn

"It's a boithday gift from the goil friend!"

Blackwood on Bridge— Defer Taking of Finesse Until the Very Last Minute

TO MANAGE A FARM, HE ISNT A BOY

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HOP-SCOTCH ON A SNAIL SMELL COURT

Toss Puck INTO YY MAREN — HoP ON

Children in many lands play Hop-scotch, but in some European countries they hop over a course unfamiliar to most of us. Shaped like the spiral in a snail shell, it can be just as much fun as our familiar pattern formed of squares and triangles. You might like to try this idea, too. A simple way to play Snail Hop-scotch would be to have the first player stand at the starting line and toss a puck (a block of wood, jar lid, or stone) into area No. 1, then hop on one foot and kick it across the line without stepping on the line. If the player is successful, he tosses into each space until he fails to throw the puck into the right area, or steps on a line, or fails to kick puck out of the course, or lof course, touches the floor with his other foot. - Each player tries to get through the course, but when he misses, he must wait until all of the players have had

their turn. The first to make all of the spaces wins,

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that it's winning play to East dealer defer the taking of a finesse Both sides vulnerable MONDAY—Face to Face Fun for Frolics. sentence!” us) ne jan, possible moment, NORTH i ometimes it is possible to wait SR EN 0 SL SAL AR VER SA UL IS SO 50 J 0 py on Sou St ——— 4a until very- nearly the end of Mr, Champion WLW-T—Channel 4 | > psi EE A : the hand be- Bek 12 ‘ i SATURDAY | T E \ : fore finessing, . {Ve Ms 100 | i fury’ Shessing, D_A7T643 | fsemesine Sat-gurpae,, | WEBM-TV 0 N WTTV i time you may Od 9 83 | 430s Hany JE | Channel é % Channel 10 : have gained WEST EAST 7:08 All-Star Revas A: M. [- ==SATURDAY— =4:00 P. M.— _ ==8:00 P, M.— ==10100 P. M.e= I information Mr. Abel Mrs. Keen 8:00—Herride 1:30=-News —d:00 P. Moe 6-Red Skelton 6&10-Mike & Buff | indicating that S—8 2 S—K 5 | | s210-Preaknens 10-TV Showcase » 6-Speed Classic i, the finesse is H-—10 7 H—QJ96432 On the Air | HP Wee tli ln —8:30 P. M.— 10-Foreign Intrigue | not necessary. D—-Q 852 D—9 ORCHESTRAS OF THE | 6-Racket Squad . 6-Wayne King 6-Police Story 10:30 P. M. ] Or possibly, CK 10874 C—Q382 : | 10-John Wayne 10-One Man's F\ 10-Wrestling : |: you may have SOUTH WORLD ... Glenn Ward presents | SL y , ne s Family 6-Beat the Clock 1 discovered Mr. Muz the Czech Philharmonic, econ- —e v M, - -— -f ; arad which way to 8—Q J 2 o 3 {ducfed by Rafael Kubelik, in two | 6-Burns & Allen cpl Ye 995. M 3-Hit Parade, , | ey. Miz go when you HA K 8 5 \works by Bedrich. Smetana , , ,|| 10-Musical Matinee S-Kell Muray ating | oy oy ave a two- D—K J 10 WIRE, 6:30 p. m. —5:30 P. M.— 30-1 Love Lucy wr w=1100 P Mew way finesse & ' CA TARZAN . .. Th ind 6-Groucho Marx -7:30 P.M 9:30 P. M.— 6-Theater : In today's deal, Mr. Abel led rp, pigging: trang notions RA Tint Fe 10-Mr. Wizard 10-8tu Erwin 10-Crime Syndicated |10-News-Sports ~*~ | hr at liars tone EAST SOUTH WEST NORTH lequatorial climes, and Tarzan tt tl HO OE 2 ft A A LSS 1 rH td NR ace. The queen of spades was Pass ~ 18 Bass 21 runs across one of the strangest SATURDAY RADIO PROGRAM : ’ . mind f all tn “J gd - - o — ——— 4 \ led, dummy ducked, and Mrs. DI, (Ny pass SH [CULAR Jagie Orenids WFBM 1260 | WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310, | WXL returned a club and Mr. Muzzy Pass 8S All Pass GANGBUSTERS The sec- ces MUTUAL NBC — ABC as ' ruffed. follows, After ruffing the Nc . 00 | Preakness News-Easy Star Time Roseland Balirm | News-Date | . » # as follows, 8 oy (O08 past ut the story of 3 MP. {i1S| Exeakiess Easy Does It Star Time Roseland Ball'm | Saturday : HE TOOK one more round of club return by Mrs, Reta vy der investigation, is told. Step :30| Make Mine Music | Easy Does It DePauw Univ Home With Music Saturday Dis spades and noted that the con. trick three, lead a spade 10 |ny gtep, on leads dug up by vari- us| c : . urday Paty tract depended on just one thing dummy’s ace. Return a club |,s detectives, the homicide in- 9:64 Review Easy Dows 1t DePany viv. Track Tai: Baty Dats —the location of the queen of and ruff it. Enter dummy bY | op ic0tion finally leads to the 0| Music with Girls | Funny Talks News-Music Golt Tourney | News-Arno diamonds. After much frown. Truffing a low heart, lead dum- | capture of two killers WFBM 5:15 Music with Girls | Voice of America | Music for You Golf Tourney Sportlight ing and squirming, he léd the my's last club and ruff it. ls pm ae ’ 30| Make Mine Music | Les Brown Sports Review Racing Roundup | Salute Reserves 10 of diamonds to the ace and On tis last trek. hig Koen JUDY CANOVA ...J uly con ‘45 | Winpicker Club | Peewee Reese News-Sports Club Time Salute Reserves | returned a diamond, intending Would show ou : : Ph - 00| News-G. Forbes | Speedwa. " ews-Bdition "Toes aginst. Se, Koen, Ing she Rad sari wih tures (enrile on ous of mar gs) Modena wuss [Fors Dun (Alm deren |News | Spwdway Nowy But, he . showed out an . { = . 1 ’ Bdition ty Mr. Muzzy was down discard a heart. Now play the |friend to take her boating . . . 45 lip yeauival Haws Young World's Orchs. Rep. Brownson | Home n one. ace and king of hearts, throw- (WIRE, 8 p. m. rt P al ___ | Three Sons World's Orchs, _ | Salute Druggists | Home Edition “Lay down your king of dia- ing two small diamonds from VAUGHN MONROE . .. Ro- 1 Gene Autry 20 Questions This Is Korea Proudly We H ail ews-Con! 4 monds first, then run your jack the board. On the. last of these, herta Lee will be the featured ji g ne Autry 20 Questions This Is Korea Proudly We Hail | Summer Concert through,” screamed Mr, Cham- Mr. Abel would show out, in- | ocatist when the University of arzan Jr. Town Meeting | Ralph Edwards Youthful Stories : pion. dicating that Mrs. Keen had |w,.hington in Seattle is saluted 45| Tarzan . Jr. Town Meeting | Ralph Edwards | Sen. Jenner WAJC-FM “How can I know that?” started with exactly seven | ~—wripwy oo om . " Gangbusters Tune Crier Judy Canova 01d New Orleans asked Mr. Muzzy hotly. It was hearts. The, Would Boouns Jor LOWER BASIN STREET . .. 8 Gangbusters Tune Crier Judy Canova Dancing Party 91.9 Mega. just a guess.” twelve of her cards and she ., “qo 0" wamiton and Jane 4 Broadway Beat | Tune Crier Grand OF Opry | Dancing Party 6:30 Record trick" at or. | Core SE Ot DM nd ry (Pickens Will be the. guests of}... 1i}| Broadway Best | Orler.News Grand OF Opry _ | Dancing Party Stack k,” " n. . : = b “But if Fons played a Pro this, Mr. Muzzy's diamond [honor at the annual reunion of iy Stars in Alr Proudly We Hail | Vaughn Monroe | Sat. at Shamrock | 7:00 News in “guess” would dis ar. With (Basin Streeters , ,.. WIRE, 9:30 15] Stars in Air Proudly We Hail | Vaughn Monroe | Baseball Chatter Blues Hore tricks, the Fight pay gu APPosy: | Pui 30| Judge for Y'urselt| Bandstand U.8.A. | Lower B 718 would have been a sure thing.” complete confidence he could 'p. m. 3 Judge for ¥* Rd U.8.A.1 Lower Basin St. | Baseball Publis “en” cash the king first, then run STARS IN THE AIR... Merle : ge for Y'urself | Bandstand U.8.A. | Lower Basin St. | Baseball Service | MR. CHAMPION was right. the jack through, as Mr. Cham- [Oberon and Arthur Kennedy star| . 00| News-G. Forbes | News Allen Jeffries | Baseball 7:30 Memories | Mr. Muzzy should have played pion said. . {In “Night Bong” ,,. WFBM, 9 10:'3 Serenade in Blue | Unnat'r’l History | Earl Godwin Baseball in Melodies ; pm, | 1930] Secy. of Army | PTA Show Magic Music Baseball :08 Mase by : | : | : cy. of Arm i V - ’ Farmer Tries Plane To Get Good Crop | JB S003; OF Army | Mutton) Frail} [Maglosumis | SO0rClNTYE Masters Neighbors Come Through Alan Holmes Record Party News-Sports Variety Hour 9:15 Publie , 8. D. (UP)— : : an Holmes eco e ' MARTIN, 8. D. (UP)—Leonard with a hopper and seeded 45 acres 11: Alan Hol Record Party Magic Music Variety Eour Servis | 3 Woeppel is watching his wheat(0f spring wheat and 25 acres of| TREMONT, Ill. (UP)—A dark| 01:;30| Xavier Cugat | Record Party | Magic Musio Variety Hour 9:30 Variety. and brome grass fields closely to Brome go BA uid only two Dus oud ped 4 Alive} ining so te #45 | Xavier Cugat Record Party Magic Music “Variety Hour Club i. learn if his sowing experiment os o pir oh en od — children, After the eligi " WCBC~—1470 WCPO-TV-—C hannel 7 d worked. i two meres in 22 seconds. been burned out of their home, Indisnspolls : SATURDAY Sep phn Mr. Woeppel, because his fields| “It was the smoothest job of neighbors collected enough money» . ! P.M. ’M. i TR ; were too wet for his machinery, (sowing I have ever done” he|to bulld a six-room house, They| & Melody ; 4:00—Ton 1 Review *5:00- 2 [10K to the ai to plant them. sald. “Now I just have to wait the Stones enough furnish-| 4 . he Bini : "He rigged up his : soedisd rarste- TEE" uments

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