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Show The Chopping Block Once News Now, History By FRANK "C. ROBERTSON ' NOG ALES, ARIZONA. I asked a native here what Industrie there are In Nogales. "There la none," he replied, "except maybe chasing smuggler He- wetft on to explain that since this la the only border town of DAY, FEBRUARY 24, .1952 importance between 1 raso and Yuma it sets . a tremendous amount of international trade, legitimate and otherwise, and so in one way or another nearly - every business depends in some ioe, getis of realm into the tionality degree on the customs offices. . rROVO, . UTAH . COUN1Y, UTAH, 1 Bevan Has Poor Grasp. Of World Realities caused by the Perhaps in the interim left-win- g Britain's VI death of King George in- Laborites, led by Aneurin Bevan, will about dulge in some sober second thoughts I, Soon he may be powerful enough to seize . . anti-America- ' But-there'- n. . . Anglo-Ameri-"c- an : -- I -- : ; ns. . . Clement Attlee,. former Labor prime mm- ister, came over here once to talk" things over with President Truman. He had a chance to see and hear Ameri- they really think. cans, to discover what his return But today, long months-afte- r a "war is there believes he home, even like would which this in country party" to broaden the conflict in Asia and "have it out" with the Communists. Fortunately, Attlee's moderate spirit still controls (the Labor porty. But Bevan, who appears bent on efevating fantasy and irra- , . . ; . TV Eyes Pojiticos -- , Top officials in both major politicaV par ties, are promising that this year's' national conventions will be different. j. No long demonstrations and parades, no endless nominating and seconding speeches. Dreiser All this ,of course out of respect for the One of the pictures nominated for this , ' vast television audiences which this year is . will have. chance to view' the. year's Motion-- Picture Academy Awardwas proceedings. "A Place in the Sun." The piure The politicians are convinced ifhey won't based on a novel "An, American Tragedy," to hold the viewers interest if they written in 1925 by 'Theodore Dreiser, one don't streamline the show and keep it mo v- of the most controversial figures in Ameria snappy pace. at ing along can letters. The novel met with disapproval I hey are undoubtedly right about this. from some sources who "objected to his But what disturbs us is the philosophy frankness and from critics who deplored which underlies this impending change in hii documentary realism. In 1916 over 500 ' the. age-ol- d convention pattern. American writers signed a protest when .. oimpiy expressed, it seems, to be: his novel "The Genius" was banned by the . It's all right to bore a convention delev , courts. who is trapped in the hall and can't v gate, Today opinion on Djreiser has changed" get away. . and his works are considered a safe study It's even all to batter the ears of a for college literature classes. That his novels radio listener; right who hears so muh. anyway can be made into movies is another indicathat he'll antion that public judgment of him has noyance. probably forget any pa&idular .j changed. It is ironic, however, that more But it isn't all right to bore a TV viewer. Foirwhat a man sees he may iremember people are acquainted wiin a song ne wrote novels. He'collaborated with than know his e en unto when he marches into Pan Alley songwriter Paul xne pomngNotember, his brothers-Ti- n Dootn Dreiser on a song called "On the Banks of the Wabash Far Away." Tt may be that A' judge has ruled that calling a barber through the medium of motion pictures his a butcher, does not' constitute slander. Still other works will become known to the gennot be wise to do so' hile he is it might eral public. . . snaving- you. v Washington Merry-go-Roube-abl- e f - " , . ; r nd r By DREW PEARSON " VERNON. Texas. Notes of an itinerant oews- Out in the Southwest, Harry Truman's name niB besmattered1-witmud that you almost feel' is so V ' sorry for him. T- Waggoner ranch near here! a At the giant cowboy who was told "he was going to get a raise in pay protested violently. r 'No sir.' he exploded, "h ain't a gonna take it. I don't want no increase in' pay, and they can't . make me take it." . The foreman explained that.no extra work was expected, but that "Mr. Bob," referring to Bob Anderson, manager of the Waggoner estate, wanted the boys to be given a raise. "Itrdon't make no difference." protested the cowi boy. "If I get a raise it means I pay more social security to the government, and I'm not going to givle one more dime to that man Truman." This sounds like an exaggeration; but it isn't. It's about typical of how a lot of folks feel Out here a"bout the president of the United States. The is probably similar to that which existed lf situation . uA i ,J . t. uic uir mi-- ti in , imiri uaa nouicr aununisirauou when, just before election in, November 1932, Hoover took a train to California to vote, Sitting for months irt the White House, Hoover had no idea of his rapidly mounting tide of un- - ' Callers and had assured him : topujarity. success. But. advisers as he crossed the contin- - : ent, his train stopping for appear- - ; ances. the meagre, hostile crowds for the first time; gave Hoover a portent' of things to come. A few days later he was overwhelmingly defeated. What Price Connally? Texans are intrigued over the senatorial race, of ca"ustic, crusty Tom jCormally." who has represented the Lone Star state in congress for' more than a quarter t Q's and A's ... Bqering Down On the News . ... . ity Radio Programs Sunday, Feb. 24 . . fr TELEVISION . PROGRAMS. ' 11:30-12:0- " 1 1 , h Merry-Go-Roun- - m good-natur- ed . , . . N ' . - Health Quil Senator Waklna 1:3 Reviewin Stand iar mm ll:0CoHefe - 11:151 '. Im ROTOkOOTEK Ct - f Jr ': " ; . me? V Robert Hurleifh Melody TUna 7:JNew 7 :4S Musical Clock ... aWrtnc trwti and drain aivn. ROTO - ROOTER w Kw . Midnight ROT O . SrMn-ni- nf ROOTER blndn cnlrrllha. catity ntna rlearout lut. tn away all roots ana aeon. Weather Report Symphony Hatl 11:3 Song Styling " j' Economy Caravan Cedrte roster Muale Sam Have. j; Phone FREE ESTIMATES ALL WORK GUARANTEED . 1 L- !: air . . Taka a Number Ilia Central Utah Mattnoa 2: !) 1 '. -- Z Percy Faith Break the Bank ' 1 Jack lUrlrwood Show 4:3 Merry Ge Rotmd 4:45 Sam Hayes Booby Benson jS Wnd Bill Hickok :Sa :4SNew . dock Franklin Kennedy Music for Mr. Junior Ranger ; Bud Collier Jack Berch N L.ooi nieighoer . News Friendly Time XL N Margaret Master Arthur Godfrey Grand Slam . , Wendy Warren , Piano Styling Aunt Jenny Annv Band Helen Trent Boy. Girl and Band Our Gal Sunday Edward Arnold - Big Sister Betty Crocker " "" . Ma Perkins When a Girl Marries1 Merry Larry Young Dr Maloae Against the Storm News and Weather Perry Coma Guiding Light News t Nothing D2,b- Hugo Winterhalter Best Seller Business oi r arming ' w. Milllonaira Arthur Godfrey New " Meet. the Band. Whistle and Work Mattne Melodic School Pro PnSjf vi,n. House Party P,u, Harvey, Cclr)c Adams Happlnctt, . Ted Milont Easy Listening Hollywood Music You Want c,k"Ht. WU Friendly at Oraaai Slrl'T DTJu" Hour of Classics News Brown S4. D Joyc Jordan. Too ioThe WJ?M tn Houao Evelyn Winters Just Plain Bill New Pefis ataa Melody Lane Page FarreQ putter Party front Xrut Mrs , Burtoa Lorenzo tones Hiii top House Aunt Mary Alan Jacksoa News Weloome Traveler 1450 " Club " Day ttnhiri rutter Party Nora- - Drake DTi Paul Big Jon. Sparky Rosa Ronnia Show TeaTime Mark Trail ' m JTunes " l m Believe Make Musie Hall Gal Paris. G. MacRae m Curt MaaseyTihlll WorlO Flight Zlr? ifrSuZr11 Piano Pailjr awa iMvsnl TL Sportecast Ume Journey My True Story - , . . -- . lufiereao Frank Hemingway mm New Musical k"n. a Mystery Man :3t Leal J:l - Paul Sullivan 3 L WISSMItLER j " la"l Love 1:15 Answer Martin Agronsky Hich Time John Conto Show Don McNein's .Break fast Club Something For the Ladies" Do You Remember New Johnny Lee Wetla Sunrise Jamboree firm Breakfast with Merry Larry and 3eke New r Song Harry Clarke 0 m Nw r.,T-- i 1:45 Jack wunt 11:45 Good Morning HiU and Misses - King Row Dave Garroway 11 11.451 1 2 Hl smum 3131 feF i , Maasev Time 1 IS Capitol Commentary 1:3 Foy Willing onw , j ll:3 DON Blahop Hunt Tabernacle Cbotr no isrcan News Musical Program Trrnpla Sauara News. Goodnight Strike It Rich" " :45l . .... cleanU for cloce4 aiicia and drama. m m Mtr : -- " " New and Weather Hit Review " " Win Wright , 7:1 5 Marvin MUler :15IWayn King :3 Queen for a Day - ' on-th- 7: m : .. - Old Corral H.mlnnvlT and ' S:S'Scrapoook With Harry S:45 Horn - I Serenade to Time Sun-U- p : S:is!'. " ' . :4J Ken Caron Show 8:15 Gordon Owen . ; News and Weather Your Heritsf e Hotel Orchestra News Concert Hall of tha Air ' Army Bsnd Across Blue fPacific Key to Music Sign Off N . ...it.. had-straye- , Slrn'Oft 4l Desivn for Llvtna; Music for. America MONDAY, FEB. 25 m : 1S:SS Symphonies Catholic Hour 12:451 . ... mm and drain ' cleaning wrvic. M tunc. nm. Sava npenae oi nrrdlcta dit f inc. Call your . j '.- Svlvan -Levin i ll:15 l:ll - , Choir 11:1 tJ . . , 1C45I " j . . , rear-platfor- . -- - I - 10:00-12:0- ; . . - : nfither read nor write nor understand." ote Those who know Texas are betting that Long Tonfs caustic tonguepolitics will be heard in the senate for. some time. Beef Is Big Business The second biggest "ranch 10:35 "Take a Look in the U.S.A. spreads out over 570.000 acres of 11:00 Weather and News Nierth Texas near here, in a operation MONDAY, FEB. 25 that makes an Easterner rub hisfarming eyes in bewilder-men- t. KSL-Tj Owned by W. T. Waggoner,' who 'drUled wells 12:50 News. Program Resume for water and got sore when he sfrfick oil.1" the 1:00 Search For Tomorrow ' ranch now has enough oil wells to brine in miu 1:15 Armchair Adventure Tjons regardless of beef, and enough cattle to bring J 1:30 Bert Parks Show 2.00 Strike It Rich oi oil. tiustcriiy Bill Post's Melody Mart, Still shortregaraiess of water, the Waggoner estate has 2:30 First 100 Years dammed up streams to form, three big artificial 2:45 3:00 Margaret Masters Kitchen lakes and has scooped out a couple of hundred 3:30 Garry Moore Show ponds to water cattle during the dry season. i ' .. 4:45 Sagebrush Playhouse COWBOYS STILL NEEDED I 5:45 Space Cadet Though ranching today Al big business, even the most modern rancher can't get along without the lew lxprt Week rapidly vanishing cowboy. I drove about 30 miles Stoat mm Him O out on the Texas prairies jto the heart-othe WagilillBl' Mliwll goner ranch, where eight cowboys were rounding VP mavericks; chiefly bulls that off and escaped being branded and altered. Each cqwbojj uses six horses 'on a Job like that, resting five horses, wltle he rides one. In the summer,' when horses have to graze for their own feed, each cowboy has a' string of from 14 to 16. Sometimes, when the work lis tough, he 39153135 will use two or tliree in a day.. ; On the Waggoner ranch, branding and attertng Is usually done on the open without a cor.century. prajie herd nricol CoH im for ral. Frequently it takes too longo cattle into Originally, when Gov. Allan Shivers was schedthe- corraL But on the day I visited the ranch, the uled to run agains,t Connajly, it was said Tom had .a bad case of "the. shivers. " but now precocious mavericks then being rounded up were so wild PsfHooroftoe" rorfio that they couldn't be herded any place.. They were "opportunistic Price Daniel. Texas young attorney woshtv and the senator MINIMUM SttVlCt general, is running against Tom roped, tied, then hauled to the corral by jeep. ' Even though a modern ranch can't get along isn't shivering any "more. without cowboys the profession is one which 1 MKXTAlT MEAXDERERS new recruits j Few' youngdoesn't seem Sorrie of Tom's mentally meandering colleagues.; sters at least in the, West want tp jbecome cowsnide. Ws sm e In the senate, however, would certainly like to or go boys. They become mechanics, salesmen ' ; see 'his caustic tongue bridled, and know that de- ':' 'to college. feat lis the only thing that will ever do it. Such;: ,' The spring or fall crop of steers Waggoner, a mental- meanderer is GOP Senator Watkins of rtyltwsnwt rtsj ranch is sometimes sold to one buyer months in Sdvance.'He will place his order at a! certain price TUtah, who tangled with Tom recently during debate CALL over the admission of Greece and Turkey into the per pound, and3 on the day of delivery an entfre .4070 : North Atlantic pact. Watkins raised a question re- train will back into 'theTanch.load'Up the cattle ' For Sears pact, to which Connally and steam north.. f garding Article 11 of that . I Service-to replied: the western cattleman Biggest boon "To those who can read, and also think and war wages, plus the meat ration fed to.GI'swasljigh Dept. Today! during those two qualifications do not always go together the war. Today the cattle population'of the nation ' his article should be clear." is higher than ever before. But so.'j also, is the "I want to know if Article 11 mean; that the demand for meat. As long as eastern wages are Kept High, the once lowly white face will be king e provisions of this treaty are to be implemented foot Watkins persisted. fen in irns. . 4:00 . v s ; - a . ! - mm rs LJ - How does the senator think they are to be im-plemented?" stormed the senator from ' Texas. Does he think they are to be by the bootblack in.the barbershop? implemented . . . jAnyonei who would" not want to. agree with the senator from Oeorgia as against the senator from Utah can , ' "' you may . Truman Unpopularity In Southwest Similar To Hoover's In '32; Business Needs Cowboys I ht -- - Oscar for . be-.'sq- , long-foug- i the free nationsit would be almost; as much d a. calamity to Tiave. a Labor party come back to powet in Britain as to have a DeGaulle eovernment in France. ' Neither man seems to have any. grasp of world realities. ,. Churchill, on the other hand: under- stands the value of a strong bond, as a force for peace ahd order. of that link isv Recording reaffirmation His , to the best information, the only real commitment he made while "in Washington. That he must play this down arid instead stress repeatedly that, he made njo specific pledges to join the U. S. in a possibly enlarged Korean, war is a measure of Bevan's low stature as a statesman. " '' If you would believe Bevan, a promise to stand firm with your friends against aggression :is virtually a crime against your ": ... j v 'state. .' He seeks to humiliate and convict Ghurch-:,i- ll for advocating a policy that U the very cornerstone of free men's security. The great wonder is that fools like Bevan last long and command so much! attention , f On the. political scene. Possibly they wonVi not if the confusion and chaos abroad in the : world did not create fears for! them to ' ' ' : play on.'s . All we can dq is hope that men of this kind do not prevail in the seats of power. . s con-elusio- " Bevaii-contrc41e- ' i the party's reins. From the standpoint of the solidarity of I relations. Bevan's first thoughts, voiced in the first on Prime phase of the debate in Parliament United the to visit, Minister Churchill's were strongly States, As usual, he talked as if this nation were the one to be feared and the Russian bear were as meek as a 'kitten. His apparent terror ; at the possibility Churchill might have'committed Britain to with the a stern course of cooperative action talks truce the event in Orient in the U $. either fail is a demonstration which reflects ignorance or lack o&responsibility. gross . How many times does it. have to be said interested as that the United States js asKorean settleany nation in a satisfactory : v ment? . country is it that has Afterall, whichcasualties in Korea? Cersuffered 100,000 ' ... tainly not Britain. that to suggest be tempted One might Bevan visit this side of the Atlantic to learn no proof tMt f rsiw facts. would help. t. A man with his mind made up does not look for facts that run counter to his Anglo-Americ- an , - . - ting stronger. ' ary. People, of course, go bacx and forth freely, but the atmos . Taken from th files of the phere is auite different, even Proro Herald both of them." though I would Judge that at least four-fift- h of the population 20 Years Ago WHITE SOX OTEH of Nogales, Arizona, 'is Mexican. I 14. ini SrUNG TEAINING The hired help, naturally speak Feb. The great coach of Tulane Uni A both languaaes. EL CENTRO. Calif. (UP) Bernla versity football teams. Minneof 18 Chicago White Sox There is a free arid easiness on Bierman, transferred to nation regulars and seven of their farm the other, side that doesn't exist sota . ' . the hands reported to Manager Paul Trans- of control wide battle for here. When you go Into Mexico amerlca " was won Richards here Wednesday for the by corporation formal opening of spring training. nobody cares a whoop, but you'd A. P. Giannini. founder of the better explain yourself when you! banking concern at the annual a The town is beautifully situated return, to the American officials.! stockholders' meeting in New York. in a sort of depression in '; the Each time I return the officer bn Elisha Walker opposition leader, ' Q How did the ' amethyst get as chairman of the board the houses are duty asks me what state I was retired mountains, and . View . "residents of . Grand the Its name? at born him and in. I tell Call-Idaho, located first he seemed to believe .me. area asked ue city . commission A The word amethyst Is a shortf o r n i a style sw.-.iJ TaV e Now I extension of city water ened form of the Greek amethys- .v.. v,m.iH F begin to detect a skeptical for an Into mains that area. John Strat-to- n. tos. which means a remedy for In I tone like feel his voice. say Money street, and Frank Burning ham were drunkenness. The amethyst is sup if like don't Well. stem main you ing. the ' what for the property-ownespokesmen state would to have this tpower. Idaho, Bud, of the town is Provo can- posed Ed Rambeau, you prefer?" But I shall keep on hiddenandin aI with Idaho for a while, and be yon sportsman. urged that the jQ What is the origin of, the hollow, thankful that I repressed my first fishing season opening be changed word silhouette? ' was here 24 1 in a letter to the editor A Etienne jde Silhouette was o e hours b f r e impulse to volunteer the town of to . April . from seven states put controller Elks to be my birth also. It happened knew there general of France In the a nag raising ceremony on was. luch a centry. 18tq During his regime Moscow, " Idaho, and I suspect on, A four year cotleg birthday at' Lookout he imposed such heavy taxes on merely using the word Moscow Washington's thing. Nogales, 1CXXT feet above, the Boul Point. so of them the held me would for o have a people, is r stripping gotten , Son der dam'' site. Representing the much' of xtheir - wealth, that- silScholarship icorth ' investigation. ' separated from Gene Hansen. houette became.-were Provo lodge a term for fig We Americans have gotten our- Ed Leek and John Baunt ; this town by a new ure reduced to its simplest form. cteel selves so frightened of Russia directors of the Utah Cold Pack Hence It came to mean high the profile fence like the r and Communixmand a thousand Company were A. V. Watkins. of an object. one 'surround John H. Ivaa J. Burr. James Clark. is other that it things refreshing ing our peni r. c. Robertson to cross .the bottler where Q What, states produce the most they Stratton, and W. J. Cqrdner. tentiary, which seem rice in this country? to don't be afraid of a marks the international bound- A About 75 per cent of the rice damned; thing even us. WJhen 10 Years Ago Listen to grown in the United States is rais you stop to think it over it is ed In Arkansas. Louisiana and rather amazing that this, the Feb. 24, 142 details of contest on ' ; . richest ahd most powerful nation Scores of 'Japanese, Germans TexSas. in the world As also the most and Italia as were taken into cus Q What Klngrof England could scared, unless H should happen tody by FBI a genu in the greatest THE GABBY HAYES to be Russia, the next most series of Fifth Column raids ever not understand the English anwas . Car ... powerful. rationing staged A King George I. who war . As the. world's greatest fo of nounced to begin March. 2 . By ARTHUR "BUGS" BAER Those Chicago archeologists can totalitarianism we seek more hnd Brisham Young University ended born and brought up in Hanover. put that ancient Iraq civilization more regimentation of our own a successful athletic week by edg Germany , right back where they found it. lives, and are the unknowing vic- ing the Utah State -- basketball We!re having enough trouble with tims, in many instances, of a squad. 57. to 52 and copping the to destroy various animals in case ' '' V The civilian air raids weakened cages or loosed (this one. creeping paralysis of bureaucracy wrestling title KOVO and military domination." jWe defense council was orflaniied asltKe animals . '. . Brigham Toung announced its plan for Not an oiled' wheel has moved value me appearance of Tight a functional group to render in the Near East except in Mossa- eousness and unity above ithe tectlon In emergencies . . . Expan-ja- n accelerated program to "speed degh's noggin. Trying to figure it substance, and so jve are the sion of fwater. power and sewer up production of level heads and aurruAi sioadcastino systu out' will make you as batty a a victims of hidden corruption, We facilities in Provo was claimed . . . trained nanas lor countless war Guano cave at twilight. When pass so many laws that the Eastern oos were getting geared time tasks. they're hooting you everybody un crooked and astute have no 'dif derstands the language. ficulty victimizing those of us who try. to obey all the rules. Mossadegh has busted Iran flat; So,- it is refreshing to see a ter than an inner sole. Over ' in people have not yet. SurCairo the Egyptians are handling renderedwho i .. to maxim of. "Talk the the Sues canal pretty much like it listed belew are submitted by the radio stations wbe are raaie programs or (The knock we'll gang up your our politicians would. their accuracy. In ease of seeming Inaccuracies er for .furthet block off." The Mexican governresponsible the respective radio stations.) call tniormsUen to seems feel ment it .that jhas They intend to get their price 'or to do care of the taking (ill it in and make it a boulevard. enough KNEU KSL without disorderly, spending EDYL KCSU KOVO most of its, time telling j the 1451 1169 no us naturally orderly what sonot to Sunrtaa Scranada do. Maybe' they are not rich, Navy Band Quartet SaboaUPrelula but my observation here, is that :Jis Sun Up- rrolla " " :4S they have a more cheerful Momenta with people. Poor as a rule, butl far SUNDAY. FEB. 24 5 New Master from stricken. poverty Birrs News Vaanlst KDYLTV ' 1:3 New Undoubtedly our government 7:45 Carmen Cavatlero 0 Church of the Air Serenade In Blue Test Pattern has a, big problem on its hands S:IBlbl 12:00 Early Bird' Matinee Church t the Ale Radio Pulpit Oaaa Rhythm at Random Joe. Lee'a Sunday Revival Hour- preventing such' things' as the S:lSl 1:00 Double Feature Festival Time Tune of and of Votca wetbacks, ft:j Prophecy dope smuggling 3:00 Zoo Parade and seems, to be doing a fairly 3:30 Children's Hour Piano Tabernacle Cbolr N Good . .. 4 Moods good job of it. When one sees; the t:is: 4:00 Western Theater vastness this border of New Your country Own Musie 5:00 Movie Time :3'Andr KoataUpaU Sonrs of Romance one realizes how difficult the; job 9:45' 6:00 Comedy Hour New must be. I notice that on our !side 1:'A1 Goodman. 1:00 TV Playhouse ' Three Suna Prop e Platform Easy Listening of the fence a road has. been 8:00 Red Skelton U. N. Ben Lieht. 1:3 Storr Invftation to graded that .is passable for jeeps. 1:4S Frank and Earnest 8:30 Playhouse Ernie Lee Hunt Frarure Isn't" Mexican On side ;the there News 9:00 Review Criflc at ftarga Owen Bradley Defense Be port Strfna- Serenade even a cow path. This is not to 1 : Vandtventaj-1I:1Mike 5 9:15 News of the World Health Quit Hour of Classic Howard K.. Smith of Chlcaao Serenade ll:3L.utharan" Bour j say, how ever, that we are not 11:451 9:30 All Star Film Theater" Sundy Music Foe Yo ' Round Tabla " 10:30 Night Owl Theater getting full cooperation fromj the Eternal Llaht 12:C Newa . : . Mexican government. Again, it 1Z:IS Piano Playhouse 12:00 News Srmpbonette Quit is a difference in method. jWe, 12:3 Health v Music by Rcth MONDAY, FEB.. 25 Bill Cunningham N. V. h Uhsrmonia San Francisco o . being big,, feel it necessary to 12:45 Miner Mtke KDYLTV Sketchbook America's Musie 0 watch everything and everybody; 1 :0 Hits From Show Test Pattern Sammy Kayo d 12:00 Midday the Mexicans only try to Serenade 1 :3Front!er Town Elmo Roper . Great W si ties 1:00 The Big. Payoff the crooks' J C. Swiyti l:45r " Don Cherry t 1:30 Ralph Edwards' Y:SS The Falcon Benson Carmen Cavallaro Fdwin C. Hill N 2:00 Kate Smith The climate here is ideal. 1:15 Bobby Black Book Martin Ksna Bill Hickok 3:00 Video Frolics There are several good hotels, Z:30AVIIS Lombardo Hearth tone of thai Guy Death Squad. 3:30 What's Cookin' and the people are friendly. 1:45 Meldoy " Lane Star Playhouse, Th Shadow Herald of Truth 4:00 Curtain CaU Across the line they are wafting 3:0 Hollywood Stag " 5:151 4:30 Educational Feature to hornswoggle the American S:3 Detectlv Story Forum of the Ahr Greatest Story r Guy Lombards) 4:45 Gabby Hayes . tourist ' in a Kay, 1:45' ma Texas Ranaera' 5:00 America at Work but if one is interested in people 4:Gabby This Week . My Friend-ir-Hayes " Around ' World 4:15 5:15 Sandman Stories rather than irt things it certainly 4:1P'Nicb Show Tha BIS LDS Carter Church Miss Our 5:45 Howdv Doody Brook I has its attractions. spent several 4:45 Cecil Brown . SUNDAY. FEB. 24 weeks in fnoenix wnere there is 5:0 Peter Salem Canadian Symphony Jack Benny TV KSL always, something going on, but 5:15 " 1:00 Armchair Adventure for simple relaxation with enough 5:3 Macazine Theater Amos n Andg 1:30 See It Now stimulation to keep one from 515 A. P Harris. Taye 2:00 Sagebrush Playhouse 00 Variety Hour Charlie McCarthy Stop the Music getting rusty, I'll take Nogales :15 " " 2:30 Super Circus Theatre GuUd and preferable to :jr " time, every Playhouao " ,4:00 PeopleHow' They Act either Phoenix or Tucson'. Unr :S 4:30 Johns Hopkins Review southern the whole ?: Lynn Murray . Walter Winehell fortunately, Cnrllsa Archer., Top 13 5:00 Paul Whiteman Review " " :15 Chet Huntley . end of the state, including 1:39 164 Question 3. John Marlene 5:30 This Is Show Business ' Oietrtcb Anthony. Robert Trout, New ' " Nogales, is suffering from an In7:451 7:00 Fred Waring Show fluenza and inow epidemic, Tin Pan Alley right :0O Georca Do It Dateland in Korea 7:30 Break the" Bank Paul Harvey Sonrs for Everybody all the schools are closed down. S:IS IetDick Haymea 8:00 Celebrity Time Eileen Air S:3 of Theater Christy in j. our it has Great Well, Adventure happened Concert HaD ' " 8:30 What's My Line town. My advice is, if you! are S:45l 9:00 Crusade in the Pacific Music America for News t:0 Drew Pearson LDS Church coming to southern Arizona, don't New :IS 9:30 Book Review Special News : Full Bour of poss up Nogales. Martin rreddie 9:35 Starlite Film Theater :41l rTr. ndler Religious Service - : Tart spoke in Boise a .week 'ago Thursday. "The senator didnt me sure vs said Emertne. to the general, "and I've met and Interviewed BOISE (UP) Two weekly news papers Friday announced support for Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower for president on the Republican ticket. They --are the Idaho Farm JournaL a publication for farmers and stockmen, and the .Boise Bench Journal, a community weekly on the Boise Bench. Publisher of both papers la Ed Emer-in-e. Emetine said be waited to hear Sen. Robert A. Tart "again" for making the decision to have his papers support Elsenhower. - -- Come Out for Ike Weekly-Paper- s - " |