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SUBBING — John Daly (standing) (left to ridhy Anna Lee, John H. Faulk, Louise Albritton and Quen. on Reynolds, on "It's News to Me'' are subbina for Edward R. Mur-

row for the summer. The sho t 5:30 Channels 6 and, 10. ah ui pe foday or a"

with his panel of experts,

By Kathleen

THE PROGRAM DEPARTMENT at WFBM received a press release to end all press releases recently. From the CBS Press Department came this gem: Wednesday night boxing matches. Wednesday night, Dec. 24, 1952. (Christmas Eve.) Please adjust

your schedules accordingly.” Must be the heat.

“Re: There will be no bout

» » » FOUR candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination

will get the once-over -- at the same time—from a panel of reporters on a special hour show _ tonight at 9 on WIRE. Appearing for the quiz will be W. Averell Harriman, and Sens. Robert Kerr, Fistes Kefauver and Richard Russell. On the reporter side will be 4 Frank McNaughton of Time mag3 azine, Tom Reynolds of the Chi3 cago Sun-Times, Richard Wilson of Cowles Newspaper Publications and Lawrence Spivak, moderator. Combining for the special event are the two shows “Meet the Press” and “American Forum of

BeAr ws FRANCES WALLERa— In "TV CLIFTON WEBB'S latest Playhouse" drama. movie, “Dream Boat,” takes some amusing pot-shots at TV com- of Indiana’s 38th Division and

|Capt. Mel A, Peterson, USN, com'manding officer of the Naval IT SEEMS Indianapolis wasn't Ordnance plant. the only city with ‘‘glory-seekers” Before the show R. M. Fairwho took advantage of the re- banks, president and’ general —eent—telethon for- the benefit of ‘manager of —WHIBC —~plesented the Olympic teams: : , jCapt. Peterson with an advance The Times s right in call: copy of the Greater Indianapolis | ing the shots .on false donations Area Civil Defese Manual. after the show, Reports “TV Forecast”: depressing reports that ‘contribu- service. tors’ failed to follow up their TT ¥y n pledges on the Bob Hope-Bing HAROLD PEARY, the fat felCrosby Olympics fund-raising low with the tickled laugh, who telethon has put a real damper on spent a succeesful time on radio TV benefits for the future. As the “Great Gildersleeve,” is due

mercials,

The radio station is sponsor-

“A certain percentage of ‘dead- back soon with a similar show |

beats’ is always expected on such on TV. a yenture, but for this, the finest) Peary will portray Joe Grady, a of telethons to date, there were plodding engineer and part-time more renegers than usual. inventor. “One big reason given: Many, The comedy series, titled “My ‘donors’ after hearing of the great Nephew Norvell,” is due July 25. success of the program (some- x x =

thing like $300,000 over the goal), * decided their money ShiaTY Tips needed. | TOAST OF THE TOWN ...

“Now. as it turned out, the Der Will Rogers Jr. comedian Jack Bingle-Hope opus didn't even Carter, operatic star Rise Stevens reach its goal—a sad commen- and golf champion Ben Hagan} tary on some little people's ‘big’ Will’ be among “tonight's Mad A court-

hearts.” liners . ,. CH. 6, 7 p. m. % No further comment is needed.! TV PLAYHOUSE vas = # 5 = room drama in which the jury Aa CIVIL- DEFENSE gets panel foreman attempts to have the de3 treatment today at 2:30 p. m. on!fendant convicted to satisfy his WIBC when Mayor Alex M. own personal spite during Clark, Charles R. Broderick, Mar- Trial of Steven Kent,” will be fon County director of civil de- dramatized ... CH. 10, 8p. m.

fense and Frederick T. Cretors,| INFORMATION PLEASE . . director of the Indiana depart-ig;. Gladwyn

‘dom to the United Nations, will join panel regulars John Kieran

and Franklin P. Adams , . . CH. 6 8 p.m. HALL OF FAME . YSal-

TV and Radio— |

Well—These Things | Just Haveto Be Done |

“The ing the manuals as a public

“The | »

Philip Barry's “Holiday.” BEST PLAYS ... of the Turtle,”

thinks his usefulness to society is lat an end ... CH. 10, 9 p. m. | CELEBRITY TIME . . . A large {apartment house, buzzing with is talent, will be the fancied scene Col. Webster issue with Col. ster, USAF, commanding officer Nagel for a session of fun . of the 2d Air Reserve District CH. 6. 9 p. m. Headquarters, Maj. Ray K. Bruch . : ‘On the Air

MARTIN KANE . .. A NOSPIYAL J SURRIEM tective sister tries to enlist- the

ald of Martin Kane to free her ”n . ” Indiana O Plan

|stregs, and Victor Borge, whim-

brother from the power of a bookie , . . WIRE, 3:30 p. m. STAR PLAYHOUSE .. . John Lund, screen star, will portray Joe Martin, whose fear stampedes

dividual or Family Growps him into becoming almost inLow as extricably involved in murder, in 4 00 A M 0 ¥ T H the drama, “Step Right Up and PER PERSON BrneW 5 4 p.m, Se FOR CHILDREN Die. WIRE p.m

FIRST NIGHTER “Speak Ever So Gently,” starring Barbara Luddy and Olan Soule, tells of a female press agent who takes a Hollywood actor to a small Midwestern town to dedicate an orphanage. . . . WIRE, 5:30 p. m. DORIS DAY... Baritone Gordon MacRae and songwriter ‘Sammy Cahn will be the guest stars, . . . WFBM, 6:30 p. m. FRANK FONTAINE . .. Film star Jeff Chandler joins the comedian in a peace pipe cere{mony when the two present their zany version of a British tribe of

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. WIRE, 7:30 p. m.

be pre-

. An old, woman burying

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ymillion.

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engineers were the development

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production contracts for The American Veterinary Medical these equipments.

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IT, WAYNE; July 19—~=The Capehart-Farnsworth Corp. has received a contract to produce

the Signal Corps, announcement here today by a company official.

While the amount of the conListener.” , , , tract was not disclosed,

which show expanded its production facilities, not bring now is manufacturing electronics disease hazards back to the farm equipment with any ribbons they may have Force, Army Ordnance, and Corps

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Writing in the Journal of the Association, the consultant said the only reliable way to determine a person's state of. intoxication is to test the per cent of alcohol in his blood or breath. This is because the body continually oxidizes alcohol.

Medical

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bring two and

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Space Your Drinks, Doctor Advises CHICAGO (UP)—It's the un- ounces of alcohol into a drinker’s ‘When We Get

burned alcohol in a drinker's sys- system. tem that makes him tipsy, the amount he consumes.

BY spacing drinks properly, medical consultant claims, pound man can down a pint of oxidizes 100-proof liquor in 24 hours with- Seven to 10 cubic centimeters of out showing any signs of intoxi- absolute alcohol per hour,”

not’ In three hours, a normal man’s 82 Stations

leaving

body oxidizes one ounce, a only one and one-half oun

150-

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consultant said. the stomach,

stomach dilu

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More than 80 per cent

television programs originated by the four TV networks are seen by Ing a half-ounce of pure al- more than half of the Ameriean one-half people.

con-

“The average 150-pound man

Factors in the rate of oxidization are the amount of food in

alcohol and the drinker's general physical and emotional condition.

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