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If Gen. Eisenhower could get votes as easily as he gets advice from différent factions in his party, he might be pretty sure of election. Stevenson probably wonders, too, at times, whether he or another fellow is running.

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Art's ‘House Party’ A Natural for TV

By KATHLEEN , “after seven years of “House Party” on radio, is now dangling his interviews and giveaways before the television audience, Monday through

Friday at 1:45 p. m. on Channel 6. The new TVer is basically the same as the radio show—interviews and inexpensive giveaways. Persons interviewed range in age from 1 to 81, and the prizes range from a string of hot dogs to a string of dollar bills. To add audience-appeal, special gimmicks are featured each day—such as looking for the woman with the longest hair—or presenting a mother searching for her long- : lost daughter, Mr. Linkletter is adept at handling the studio audience in front § of the cameras, and his affability keeps the question-answer sessions from cecoming trite. » . » WHY is the daily Garry Moore § show getting the cut-off early §

printed name tapes.

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: Have you ever had a collecting hobby? It is fun to (collect match book covers, cigar bands, hotel soap wrappers, lor any one of dozens of other items. of the best times to start an interesting collection of Name tapes are manufactured tapes which you buy by the hundred at the beginning of the camp or school season, for identifying your clothes. These tapes are color fast and come in different types and colors of print. They will wash well on any type of For this reason they make an ideal collecting

Right now is one

Blackwood on Bridge—

A Strategical Bluff Play Needed in a Tight Spot

THERE are two aspects of Miss Brash's game which every

North dealer Neither side vulnerable

these days?

It’s sad to relate, but Mr.

Moore, who can be seen on Channels 8 and 10 at 12:30 p. m. each weekday, is having sponsor trouble.

Right now, he has a sponsor

only for 15 minutes of his show a week. This puts local channels

item for stitching to a hat, a sweat shirt, or even blue jeans

their friends to start a collection. This is an ideal way for you to get your friend's printed | | “autograph.” Start a collection on an old white sailor 'hat and see how many names you can get this year. MONDAY—Collect Seed Hitchhikers.

i |which are washed very often. Many of your close friends § . |will have extra tapes which they can snip off to give to|

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- Fpderation Wednesday.

player would do well to try and NORTH in a position where if they can — J s,m ot —— — A —— oS J SU SI SN SU SU SU SS 0 » . develop for himself. Miss Brash Mr. Heinsite fill in with local, sponsored shows [ is EE . _— % | Your Times Carrier plays with speed and with a S—Q652 —they'rs better off. And that’s I 1 z show of complete confidence. H—Q 7 what they're trying to do. Ih WEBM-TV WTTV l Darryl Buying I am not D—Q 74 2 » = li Ch | 10 | . recommending __C—AKSS LUCILLE BALL'S date with I hannel 6 anne 2d Bike for Route Speedy play a ha ESY was the stork is proving costly to the f «=SATURDAY = 6:00 P, Mo —8:00 P. M.— «=10:00 P. M.~ I 8 eX)lense 0 ars, Reon Foie sponsors of “I Love Lucy." —4:00 P. M.— 6-Groucho Marx 6-Dick Tracy 6-Amateur Fight Night eo A SB SNe accuracy or S—7J 8 3 + S—AK94 Aclording to “TV Forecast,” Il or Pla vy 10-Mr. Wizard 10-All Star Revue eign | b Ry proper plan- H—864 H-1033 |p ins (o shoot 17 euick METEORIC RISE~..Pert June |{ 8-Hoosler Flajhionse ad 30. Mes J jre-verdigalawigee ning of a D—J 962 D—-AS8S episodes before the child is born Valli brings her singing style to 1 ’ . $130 P. Mom 10:30 P. M,== i t hand. How- C—9172 c—-QJs — which means a 20% budget "Your Hit Parade" each Satur- | 4:30 P. M,~ _6-Beat the Clock 6-To Be Announced 10-Hit Parade 1 ever, those SOUTH boost. day night at 10:30 on Channel |; 10-John Wayne 10-American Inventory 100 1. Mie ¢-Hollywood Off Beat | long huddles, Miss Brash Major fear now is the hurry-up 10, The songstress’ rise has | — 5:00 Pi Me 7:00 P. M == ‘ —11:00 P, M.— | staring at the 8-10 1 treatment will hurt the show. b learic nes she autt h 6-Burns & Aller 6-Racket Squad 8-Wrestling I | ceiling, shak- ‘' H—-AKJ95 yn 8 Be safe Ses he gu ; org on en 10-1 Love Lucy 10-8how of Shows ~ 6-Theater | ; ing the head R32 PRESIDENT TRUMAN i8 said cons sin 3 'oancontrate on o | —5:30 P. M.— —7:30 P. Mom 9:30 P. M.— 10-Wrestling I Miss Brash fadly, making Po lio 1ave reveivad many Iucrative YE3'S 290 la concen'rele on 4 {| 6-Pick the Winner 8-Arthur Murray 6-Wrestling —11:30 P. M.~ I clucking noises The bidding: South . West |offers for a variety of public ap- $iNgINg career, || 10-Godfrey’s Friends 10-Stu Erwin 10-Crime Syndicated 10-News-Sports | with the teeth and other evi- North East i” ©* |pearances after next January. - : Le aw te se sc at st SS tt nar nt CO SY Str a tS ad RA SOY A NB a ma wa dences of weakness merely 10 Dbl. Redbl. 1D "opel included lecture tours) WaItZer” by Brahms, , . WIBC, SATURDAY RADIO PROGRAM : serve to give solace to the Pam Pam 3 H all Pans and a video series. (8 p. m. 5 enemy. ass = = = ORCHESTRAS OF THE| ; WFBM 1260 wisc 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 WXLW 1 army it is a distinct advan- 5 smal) spade from the board. Wei) KEEPS BUILDING iw Al" worLD « + « Music master Ward! cas MUTUAL NBC ABC tage to the defenders if you wnat would you have done in ough | athy * 3 Trmay Ty Gleen presents the Vienna Phil- 00 | Make Mine Music | News-Easy Star Time Tops in Variety | News-Date “tell” them your contract iS nr Abel's spot? Obviously [eave the “My Friend Irma edsmonic Orchestra acted :15| Make Mine Music | Easy Does It Star Time Tops in Variety | Saturday Date hopeless. On the other hand, prs. Keen had bid a very poor, (HOW Was short-lived — the net stra, conducte :30 | Make Mine Music | Fiasy Does It Star Time Roseland Balir'm | Saturday Date i ol Play with " air of Son four-card diamond suit. With sagt seem i. i. 43 | Song Shop Easy-News Star Time Fascin't’g Rhyt'm | Saturday Date it .'n a as many as four spades, she : ’ 00! Music with Girlie | Romance of Oil N ¥, Una Mae Carlisle | News Yetuer poaition 10 pe Big probably would have aye gi og TORRE reasons be-| che Tunes) Mal hringy 2 Musie ie ie Stars on Parade Ted aio 4 Plano Moods 9 Sportlight ” +18) ’ | 8 siratoncal BITE play of some °T OL he bidding entirely, ing & combination of ill health | Monday through Friday at 30| Make Mine Music | Dancing by Sea | Sports Revue Dosis Day Slciteh Heénjerson kind. That is what Miss Brash SO IT seemed likely that (and not wanting to be too| 12:08 p.m. over WXLW, 1590 ___45| Winpicker Club | Peewee Reese News-Sports ub Time Shitch endert®@! In eight months as an Indianwas able to do in today’s deal. Miss Brash had a spade left. | thoroughly typed as Irma’s pal. on your dial. 00 | News-G. Forbes | Symphonic Choir | Serenata Luke Walton News-Edition apolls Times carrier, Darryl - If it were the fack and Mr. | Says CBS, “A two-month vaca-| :15| Moderns’ Musig | Fox's Den Allen Jeffries News Home Edition Stevens. has bought one bicycle MRS. KEEN led the deuce Abel ducked, then the defend- {tion this summer took care of 30 Gun8moke News Orchs. of World | Fran Warren Home Edition ayens. of diamonds and Mr. Abel won ers would take no more tricks [Cathy in the health department by Wilhelm Furtwangler, playing 45 | Gun Smoke Three Sons Orchs. of World | 8alute Druggists | Home Edition from his profits and is saving for the ace. He laid down the in the suit. and a big jump in salary will Mozart's “Symphony No. 40” . . 5 Proudly We Hail a new one. Evo aos spn rah 30 anw case, Me. Ape want (mpi fr th caning ro Win san sm | RICHIE Gt nhs | ray wl ToD i sings ee bare romp rop e ten. r. up with the ace of spades—an No» » ‘ . c ’ Dances Part a large part o 8 clo : Abel thought this over a mo- that was the last trick Miss | TY Tips TARZAN . . . A scream In fhe 30 Zatan Tne Shige Rhakl . Blue Dance aN pockets some for spending money. ment and shifted to a diamond. Brash lost. She was now able jungle night brings Tarzan to the oS — =| Darryl, 11, serves residences on Dummy’s queen won and now to park her losing club on | SHOW OF SHOWS . .. Mar. hescus of a beautiful woman who 00} Gangbusters Tune Crier Peewes King Dance Party Emerson Ave. and Bancroft St. | Miss Brash confidently pulled dummy’'s queen of spades. iva Maz oil: Monde ANd beaut hae wanderey oS A the — t i Sangster : Tube Opel Pewee King , panes Party between 34th and 38th Sts. - | —— y eo firs Longo, in . r'dway My Bea une Crie C ar ¢ ade in | Ch h Ww T i} G guest-star hostess of the season. ‘Trophy Room” ... WFBM, 7:30 :45| Br'dway My Beat | Tune Crier-News | Stock Car Dance Party These schedules ae . Sm as Pup the | urc omen 10 be vests In Mddition to i regular com- p. m. : 100 | Robert Q. Lewis | Proudly We Hail | Rueben, Rueben | Sat. at Shamrock include all | Boy Scouts this fall. Collecting Women of the Second Presby-jof songs accompanied by Mrs. Pany and Sid € Setar 3m) ilo. GANGBUSTERS , . . Major 15] Robert Q: Lewis |Proudly We Hail | Rueben, Rueben | Sat. at Shamrock | changes reported | stamps and foreign money are | terian Church will attend a tea Milton T. Rybolt. New church gens eo Pe a NE Glen E. P. Parker, the Provost :30| Robert Q. Lewis | Salute to Nation | Duke of Paducah | Miami Band Con. by the stations. his hobbies. He lives at 3724 N. given in their honor from 2 to 6 members will be welcomed. , |and accordion TeEOTY Marshal General and Chief of the “45 | Robert Q. Lewis | Salute to Nation | Duke of Paducah | Miami Band Con. , Bancroft St. Bev P. m. Thursday in the church Mrs. Elizabeth Messick Coch-(Vil be featured . . . ON. 10,'Miitary Police Corps, will be ™ gy News-G. Forbes |News ows rR — | building, Pennsylvania and Ver-'rane will serve as chairman of ° ™™ |heard as narrator. Tale is titled| 4a.) y Iver d . | “The C ¢ Honolul o 10:3 Serenade in Blue | Voice of America | Alex Dreler 8i Serenade [ mont Sts. the annual bazaar Nov. 12, Mrs. On the Air es Case of Honolulu Red,” and “3¢| Oscar Dumont | Here's to Vets Magic Music Orchestra (LATTA | Ral | The Woman's Association ex- Blasingham has announced. The demonstrates how the investiga- :45 | Oscar Dumont Guest Star Magic Musie Orchestra — ecutive board and the president, executive board of the Woman's MUSIC WITH THE GIRLS ... tors who perform functions with-| —72 | -mrr — — . » Mrs. Harry E. Balsingham, will Association will hold a planning| Three songs from the lively mu-/in the Military Police similar to 2 Lenny Herman | Record Party News-Sports Variety Hour serve as hostesses. Mrs. Robert meeting for the year at 10 a. m. sical “Call Me Madam” will be those of detectives of a city police 11: Lenny Herman | Record Party Musio Variety Hour H, Orbison will sing two groups Wednesday in the church. performed by the e a must-| force, participated in a typleal ji Billy Bishop Record Rany Magic Musto arity Bou clans singers. ured linvestigation involving the pro- : shop @coras- Magic Musie Y . : be “The Best Thi for You,” : — AA» - Brownson fo Address Church Federation "(Lovely Day Tony" and. wens apm >| WLW-T—Channel 4 WCBC—1470 WCPO-TV—Channel 7 Rep. Charles B. Brownson (R) pra the YMCA, Rep.|“You're Just in Love” , , . em y : a Pa " Serves AY an . a . A ndersen 4 . Will give the address at the FIERA, BU KUL AN nd Tabor. SYMPHONI( |. THAT GOOD. JOB may be in’. : 4 En Tanater 4 monthly religion and labor fel 2 or © ustrial and labor, SYMPHONIC CHOIR . . . The (,q0y's TIMES Classified ads. 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lowship luricheon of the Church At the October meeting, a speak- : .er will present the corresponding is scheduled for' planks of the Democrats.

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