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. TV and Radio—

Hoosiers Like

By Kathleen LEAVE IT to the Hoosiers

to be right out in front—be

it TV or basketball.

The past few days have :

seen five of the state’s products taking the spotlight on wvariou TV shows. Sunday night a traveling mom tician and his wife, better known as Mr, and Mrs. Howard Jones

The Times’ staff brings you the news on “City Desk,” Monday through Friday at 12:05 p. m. over WXLW, 1590 on your dial.

of Dunkirk, Ind., were the featured guests on “It’s News to Me,” Channels 8 and 10, 5:30 p. m. The Joneses were newsworthy because they left Dunkirk two years ago for a short trip—which ended just the other day. Following a plan made in the course of 25 years, the couple

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Newsman Cursed Out By O'Dwyer

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DAVID AIKEN—"Talent Scouts" winner.

bought a Chevrolet station wagon, equipped it with cooking facilities and bedding and headed

HERE'S YOUR SCORE CA night.

one fighter appears to have a occurring, give him six points, his

round. If each fighter scores a could be a 5-5 tabulation. An 8-

on the amount of damage done.

TV Boxing

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WCBC—1470 By United Press Andersen MEXICO CITY, July 30—Rob- WEDNESDAY ert Prescott, United Press bureauje m, P.M. 9 chief here, said today he would| ¢:00—Daily Hit §:30—Candlelighs

stand on his dispatch yesterday quoting friends of U. 8. Ambassador William O'Dwyer as dropping hints that he had considered becoming a Mexican citizen when he retires from diplomatic service. Mr, Prescott said his dispatch accurately reflected information he had obtained from members of the American Legion who had talked with the ambassador, despite an angry denial issued by the former New York mayor, Mr. O'Dwyer, his face flushed and his voice loud and angry, denounced Prescott before assembled Afnerican reporters on an embassy veranda yesterday. “I say to you that you are a

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they turned around, crossed Can-

© ada, the United States, Central

America and South America,

of that continent. They then

' drove back and arrived in New

York last week,

home in Dunkirk at the end of this week—ready to settle down and relive their trip: through

t movies they took along the way.

crack in it when they appeared on the show of that name Sunday night at 8:30 on Channel 6. ~ Mary Maxine Howe and Jean Bennett, both employed in the correspondence department at L. 8. Ayres and Co., left the show $200 richer. » » = “A PRODUCT of Bloomington and a name well-known in musical circles here, can be heard each morning this week on the Arthur

RD—You, too, can keep score to-

Remember, divide 10 points each found between both fighters. If the round looks even, ive each fighter five points. [If 1

ght edge with no knockdowns opponent four. With few excep-

tions, a knockdown in a round always calls for a 7-3 score for the

knockdown in the same round, it 2 count for the round occurs when

nckdowns are scored by the same fighter, depending

The point total for the 10 rounds

| determines the winner unless there's a knockout.

Score Card

5 6 7 8 9 10 Totals

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lying ,” he shouted, pointing at the United Press correspondent. “That's pretty strong,” Mr.! Prescott said. | “I'm calling you what you are| in the English language,” the! ambassador retorted, shaking with anger. Mr. Prescott said he could produce the notes of his original telephone talk with Mr. O'Dwyer. “I don’t care what your notes say,” Mr, O'Dwyer yelled, pound-| ing the table until coffee cups! rattled. “I have three witnesses who were with me at the time who will testify that the statement as regards my citizenship is a lie.” | “Now, get out,” the ambassador | shouted. Questioned later by other reporters, Mr, Prescott reviewed his talk with Mr. O'Dwyer and then said: - “Not only am I legitimate, but I am the fifth legitimate child in my family.”

Escaped State Convict Recaptured in Chicago

Frank E. at Michigan City State Prison

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who escaped Monday, was re-

captured last night in a garage in|

Chicago. Burman was convicted in Indianapolis on Jan, 17, 1947, for

the 1945 slugging-robbery of Nel-|

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Ave. At that time he fled from|

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CELESTE HOLM—Sings "Oklahomal.”

Godfrey show, WFBM at 9 a. m. David Aiken, best known for his singing role in the opera “Carmen” produced by Dr. Fabien Sevitzky and the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra in 1948, won the “Talent Scouts” contest on Channel 6 and WFBM at 7:30 p. m. Monday. Prize for placing first in the contest is a week's appearance on the morning show.

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TV Tips THE HUNTER . . . Bart

Adams, portrayed by Barry Nelson, is saved by a pretty Ameri-

can newspaper girl as he tries tol g-Tea Time Tunes international econ-|f

protect an omist from Communist operators, in “Paris Incident” . .. CH. 6, 8:30 p. m. A delayed version is seen on Channel 10 at 7:30 p. m. BOXING , . . Johnny Saxton, undefeated welterweight con-

tender from New York, meets|j

up-and-coming Virgil Akins, lightwieght of St. Louis, in a 10round bout , . . CHS. 6 and 10 and WFBM, 9 p. m.

On the Air HEARTHSTONE ,. . . When a

needy young bank clerk is in-|}

formed he is about to inherit a

relative, he immediately calls on her, only to find a dead body, in “The Missing Heir Murder Case’ :e+« WFBM, 7 p. m. DR. CHRISTIAN . . . Chad Lewis comes home from the war with an injured leg—but it's a deeper injury that calls him to the attention of Dr. Christian, in “Flight From Home” , . . WFBM, 7:30 p. m. SHOWTUNES . . . Alfred Drake and Celeste Holm sing the title roles in “Oklahoma.” . « .

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