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price executive of OPS, in a discussion on “Should Wage Stabilization and Wage Stabilization provisions Be Altered as Recom‘mended by the Senate Committee on Banking and Currency?” » .

» TV Tips BIG STORY . . . A reporter who traced a4 bandit to an unlikely hideout and put an end to a local crime .wave, will have his ": experience dramatized. The newspaperman is Clayton Darrah, then on the staff of the Idaho Dally Statesman, now managing editor of the Idaho State Journal « +» « CH, 10, 8p. m. PLAYHOUSE OF STARS . . . Richard Haydn, well-known film actor, plays a timid soul in “A Quarter For Your Trouble” . . . CH. 6, 8 p. m. IT'S NEWS TO ME , .. Stage and screen star Signe Hasso makes a return visit as guest

} bother about the 500-Mile + Race today—it might be easy

commonplace events. Never let it be said this colum-

saying, “Happy

In case you don’t remember, our local Channel 6 is three years

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RICHARD HAYDN-—Stars on

"Playhouse."

IRENE DUNNE—New fomcee.

, n wrote Sheilah Ward, “They panelist . . . CH. 68:30 p.m. ° Sunday's radie-TV Sojun should share you with us.” feature Sen. Homer E. Capehart); ; SOMETHING new Bas Den HELL GET ALONG.—R j|and Robert R. Sturgeon, district WCBC—-1470 added to “Playhouse 0 Crouse was not a bit fazed when a

tonight at 8 on Channel 6.

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no obvious opportunity was af-

The “something new” is Irene|, ,., yim to plug his play “Calle, &. RIAL Pagal * Dunne tn the roi of femees. Mise JI, {00 Citing the ‘Its News| §Hi=Rakmatute SE giares recs hog ol yor Dunne, one of the a a to Me” telecast last week. B.00—Clontos Bile BN Rounduo talented actresses, n When Mr. Crouse was called on| wagon 10:00 Thres Clty SATURDAY each “Playhouse” show with an, identify - the picture of Mrs, arnival PC 6: 11:00 Hillbilly original skit that deals in SQgee Nancy Kefauver and her children| nl Tran wher 11:30—Nows- Hayride way with the play of the Week lin a photo, he deliberately mis- oupflows-* UO pers Pi An a Is the play torlEhY identified her as Perle Mesta, ga-fit vo 1 Be titled . “A _ Quarter for our Minister to Luxemburg—which,| 7a6—Deanis Dur Troub ro deals with a sk p- of course, created the desired Sige Biers oe 3: A. A Arey Vincent

tracer, and Miss Dunne, in her| oc cor a mention of “Call Me|,

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Triple Trouble Hits Aussie Farms

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From Mae

By EDITH K. ROOSEVELT United Press Hollywood Correspondent

HOLLYWOOD, May 30—Leading man Gene Barry sald today

he's still smarting from the shame of that time Mae West told

love.

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‘him he didn't know how to make tons in output.

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CANBERRA, Australia, May 30 (CDN) --.The combined effects of drought, bushfires and heavy stock losses have hit Australian dairy production. A federal survey shows that in the last nine months milk: production has fallen 162,400,000 gallons below that for the same period in 1950-51. Comparative figures on butter production show a drop of 31,903

Australia’s two largest agricultural states, Queensland and New South Wales are the hardest hit. Presidential Candidate

Wins Broadcast Fight

WASHINGTON, May 30 (UP)

~—William R. Schneider, St. Louis |

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presidential nomination, yesterday won his fight to get broad-

cast time equal to that afforded other legally-qualified candidates. The Federal Communications

time,” sald Gene,

shy.” | Ist Leu Young? i eth ng Eh . Mae West flounced up to him|gi.q My Schneider facilities equal + when he came to ask the pro-i, those given other presidential ducer for a part, She pulled out candidates. her lorgnette and sniffed “too| Mr, Schneider had filed a complaint against CBS. The commission found that CBS thus far had failed to make facilities available to Mr, Schneider, other than those of Station KNOX, St. Louis.

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Grabs Nearest Extra

He grabbed the nearest extra « to him and kissed her in what he thought was his best Hollywoodian manner. Miss West was unimpressed. She withered him with a “sorry, + junior. You're too juvenile. I've made a study of sex. If you're gonna kiss me, please . . . no preTages. No aftermaths. This is

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