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TV and Radio—

| Fox Stake Is Slated For CBS Airing

CES, with its nation-wide facilities, will broadcast the $30,000 Fox Stake for 2-year

old pacers tomorrow at the Indiana State Fair. WY¥FBM, CBS affiliate, will carry the race descripticn at 7pm.

BETTER LUCK NEXT TIME: Lowell Thomas, unhappily, has to deny current rumors he has been contacted by visitors from another planet who allegedly ar-

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

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had Mr. Thomas being visited secretly by an explorer, or explorers, from another planet — name unknown—who had somehow heard of his exploits as a traveler and writer. Mr. Thomas, according to the report, was asked to keep the whole thing confidential until the right moment arrived. In return for being given an exclusive story by the men from space, he was to help them with information and staistics about the Earth. The commentator finally decided the rumors had reached such lengths a complete and categoric denial was in order. “I wish they were true,” he

said. “Now that so little of the,

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taking a trip to a couple of other planets—especially via saucer. “Seriously, however, most scientists seem to agree that human life does not exist on any other| planet in our solar system. It may exist in other galaxies but I'm afraid it will be a long time before intergalactic travel be-/ comes possible. The newscaster can be heard; each week night at 5:45 on WFBM.

THE, OPENING ot CBS' so0-| called Television City in Holly-| wood during October promises to

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earth is left to explore, I'd enjoy|be carried but in the usual Glam-

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Calls for Faith to Aid ‘Cold World’

Times State Service @&

GREENCASTLE — Dr. Russell J. Humbert, DePauw University president, was keynote speaker at yesterday's opening meeting of the 11th annual Schoolof Prophets on the University campus. Dr. Humbert told of the need of faith for sal- . vation of a ‘cold world.” Bishop Richard C. Raines presided at the communion service last night.

Dr. Humbert

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CHICAGO, Sept. 2 (CDN)—IIlegal laboratories, bootlegging

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There are about 300 in the Chicago area making any artificial denture from a crown to a full plate without even token observyance of the rules of professional conduct.

Most of them, the society says, are inexperienced technicians

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Denture ‘Bootleggers’ Endangering Health

cater directly to the public, the

{society adds. Some ask simply for

false teeth, are endangering pub-|a wax impression and dispatch the lic health, the Chicago Dental] [teeth by mail without seeing the|

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any way. Reputable laboratories receive work instructions from the ientist. The job is purely a mechanical one in’ following these instructions.

people who have obtained bootleg dentures only fo find they don't fit. They are rebuffed in any effort to get their money back.

‘Pal’ Returns Stolen Car After Mercy Mission

NORTH HOLLYWOOD, Cal.— Harry A. Draper learned today) his automobile which was stolen a week ago was taken by “ friend.” Police found the car yesterday in the same spot from where it was stolen. A note on the dashboard read: “Sorry to have Inconvenienced you. My wife need-

A friend.”

their own inlays or dentures. Most of them have their work done by reputable laboratories| staffed by skilled technicians who, do nothing else.

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