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Show 7T f 5 the Chopping Block Once News Now History Eskimo Pie Corp. Public Rebuked Gives Costello For Complacency Gold Shoulder old - ladies, and went home td because they were too cowIn the death of Anna Prince gloat Taken from the fifes ofttfc to stay around and watch ardly NEW YORK. March 24 Redd Utah has lost one of its lest be caught. What they The they Eskimo Pie corporation ' Prqyo Herald finest writers, and a tremendous manage to write is sheer piffle WASHINGTONV March 24 U, declared telly ; today ; that most circle of miss a will friends I and should not disturb anybody. The administration put in a new Costello never Frank had 20 Years Aga PROVO, UTAH COUNTY. UTAH. SUNDAY. MARCH 25, 1951 and gracious accomplished lady. of anonyplea today for a toughened anttr r anything to do with its choc- Seldom free from physical pain There Is one kind i I inflation which mous wish missile ice cream program calling for dl- people " prod-March 25, 1931 :)' for many years, Mr. Redd never ' ' rect me controls on the farmer, bother with. That wouldn't ucts. price other people with her is the chain letter. I got one the Cutler. Miller, Provo 'ham' en bothered ajid taxes, tighter credit curbs, The underworld leader had higher as was and genuine me untold told the senate crime investi- and a lid on business-profits- . thusiast,. was getting communica troubles, promising day I- - have other as an sincere tions from five continents almost ever known.. optimist if 1 sent it and four gating: committee earlier thii for But Iblessings with dies A. the Economic Stabilizer Eric acts, Easter of body. characteristic is spirit the Day. Joy on his little short-waweek that he had an inter copies out within 24 hours, and Johnston outlined "the program' in It is a day of new dawning, of new hope of most men it is impossiblej not to believe daily .set . . . principals in the The last time I saw Anna; only threatening me wjth terrible radio est in the Dainties Products, a radio address oyer the Colum- - : whose a matter ethereal of weeks in something, Korea the war fine, that ago, she. with disasters if. I neglected to send new life. But this- spwng, Provo high opera, "The Count and tne-aicorporation. He sal the firm bia Broadcasting system Thurso ot sev were Elden Ramsey, union with a greater, finer, more powerful the ," out , this alleged "prayer;" said made Eskimo pies... seems to east a blijrhting: shadow over the . disasters- td strike within four i "The Eskimo Pie Corpora--tio- n dayHenight. Condon, Virginia Ekins, eral gentlemen. Spirit of the Universe makes life worth Cyril ic for its the day.. Ifow ' can Easter come in .. a time of comrebuked, publ on a Louise course Beth I defied the owns all trade marks and Paxman, ;Boyer, pui act at the days. Of some die. never over lowerinfla the be way, Somewhere, seems while, complacency" can, darkness when jto edy killing, and of 'course-th- e Clyde Washburn, Theron Maylightning rights to the- name Eskimo threat, and called . upon on; ationary must live Art Lake Salt to it seem somehow, ukworlA I bad :t and Barbara for a struck. iews. .. got peacef nard, Cprbett, hope lightning Henry Pie," ing frigid corporation businessmen, farmers and workBarn which Even in Korea men may' rejoice on this Campbell,,. Ruth Prussee and And .1 got bad news before I. got statement said," . . ..and the T; be drawing farther, away ? -' ers to unite in an all-oassault down . . . the, Angelus brought on Jackson I'll and chain the Eskimo letter, Pit keep corporation has on the root causes of inflation." Yet it. is Easter with our men in Korea, day. Their spirits Ure one with the spirit hospital, considered one of' the the house. .She a con I in neverv. it. am, connection fact, had any getting of the Christ, for they, too, fight for a bet- - leading of the spirit r with and with ua here. The true-joMeanwhile,' Chairman, Burnet Frank .Costello." ., firmed getter of bad news; hospitals in Los Angeles, knew then that ' RV Mayoahk announced that ter life for Man. was ready, to.throw its doors open she was going comes only after suffering. Easier strength.letter late Another anonymous woman or to the hospital Mobil izer Charles E. Wll- Easter concentrates our thoughs on what to every sick man,. ens belief in the continuance of . life. jThe-bod- y ly, gloats over my downfall as a in a day or so, of- - the indivison will be the first witness when child " regardless this called smoker. sNo Whittier wonder, cigafet dies. The brain, through which the , indeed-it sna controls "watchability, to pay.'... . J. J and writer; says, that I am physically . "That truth, to flesh and sense unknown dual's Weight, former Provo high school was her last dog" Cbmtriittee opens an investifinancialand and rotten, morally That Life is ever, lord of death ,, gation of the controls and producinstructor, received his M.D. de illness, but no ly, bankrupt if I have, smoked - And love can tion program on April 4. gree from the Rush Medical Col one would ever a of to heyer lose its. own." four three cigarets packs .. Al Capone, fi"ave guessed it I never "have, a bout By ARTHUR "BUGS" BAER The light of hope can seem most bright lege of Chicago day (which gangster, who virtually from her man A mobster's gal buzzed the Ke- two and a half being my iimit) when the hour is darkest. Thereis a new Chicago If President Truman doe not run again. ran the. eiry government, told a and to me fauver and ''X eyes my pen urges panel that shedidh't know : " dawn ; there is new life. who will be the Democratic, nominee ? Alfriend he always expected ' to ner. That sort Robertson see the hideous depravity de what racket her boy friend .was reof the but beat fears his finish thing law, though President Truman has not declared picted upon the - face of every in. If she did she would last at the business end of a gun. quires real courage about as long as a pint of ice smoker. , his intentions, a poll of party leaders re- - . . cigaret AMrs. Redd was a Courageous ' This" cream.:. :, . Y ' TV AQO fanatic excites veals a considerable following for Senator. poor only .' ana composed person, with a 10 Years Ago ; but and smiles unfortunately pity, sublime sense of humor. I have .raul xl. uougias oi" Illinois, .mis recuKHUipn of the Man are some intelligent people The The United States may have its troubles March 25, 1941 seldom laughed. more heartily there is a considerable horftfr for a man who has hattan Bistrds don't ask you WASHINGTON, March 24 (U.PJ as foolish their in who are almost ' s than at Anna account Of a horse talk' about tobacob". No user of where you got it. Provided you Administration leaders said todays not been in the senate for quite two years today, but one hundred years'" ago it was The Provo high school Bulldogs back trek to the famed "Hole-in- had the votes to whip a. Repworse off by far. Then North and South won they take they that ' one don't ask them where and has held no other high elective post.ublican-move the state high school basket- the rock . country a few years the weed will deny without to send the it. it be would better all to were was the for war that ball squaring off championship', resolutions back to defeating ago.. 1m sure' that she suffered but senseless exaggeration of its Apart from his intellectual qualifications, in the finals. Team acutely on that come ten years later. Jefferson Davis was Davis, r Douglas would seem to have the makings of but no one effects are as' contemptible as the It's just a. big old game of committee., members were Walter Prusse. would have ever trip, it from lvirw nroDaganda of the tobacc Ifor of. as the Such v a move was sue tested ' ; In- - the crocodile guessed 'governor a vote-gette-r, Mississippi vthe first thing jabout which running Mahlon Rasmuson, Preece, account. Junipr her I that said yesterday by Seft. John W. Brick- years ago companies-ithe average' organization leader is apt to, candidate for the isecfessionists. Here was a Sherman Coleman and Grant A number of print and over the pool. Thirty ' who shows you the er, R.,,0 who termed the resoAnna use ago tne years, to anybody seek make which radio United States senator, the ask. He was a professor.4)f (economics at the oIjRichiris . . Dr. DaCbsta 'Clark, lution 'a fraud and a. hoax" en my. brother .jmd--- l fof tobacco attractive. Many years books is keeping two sets. ' the late President Zachary Taylor, support Provo dentist, accepted a fellow accompanied to a yriters' meeting in Salt Ljgke ago the gineered by. senators who "lacked University of Chicago and of good enough people Commonwealth given ship disunion as a solution for the problem Fund of New York in connection City. Coming home we ericoufTC-- widely distributed a poster sjow Here's one thing Senator Ke- - the courage" to faet a bnstitu-tion- al standing with .the experts in that field to- ing, r issue. ered one of the worst storms of! ina a "ceble. degenerate, under fauver doesn't understand." And of the he wars defeated by a with the Utah l be. elected president of the American Eco. . never went the Before We ne that's winter. :smart Bricker's reached was that money the tnai and sized vouth." warned narrow objection his lovers contest Finalists in Jhe for Gold Provo margin, nomic association. He should therefore" apcandidacy gave current': resolutions merely ex visibility was practically1 was a typical 'cigaret smoker. to school? and Green queen were Elaine of a united nation the shivers. Soutlj Several times peal to the smany Americans !who think a press the "sense? of congress on - ' Golda lie was- so palpable that I That Hickman, Fourth; ward;lina, too, .was ready to leave the Union as Perry, Pioneer; Maurine Hoover, was obliged to stop and look for dare say millions of bo.ys took up It's the latest f OTm. of quiz sending American troops into 'the trained, mind a highly desirable possession showv The law says everybody is Atlantic pact "army, and has no a smoking tiecause of it. But for an important office. He enlisted as a soon as she could count on support from Third; Margaret Wilson. Second: the road I had lost. ,It was entitled to a fair auditloji. Anna never will learn, ." experience. standing in law. . : and Reva Knight, Sixth . . - Dr. had states. : r ' " private in the marines, won the bronze star other me never ridden with before, Arnold Provo Robisoh; 46, To fr Edgar wit of these cope disunion, physician; died of a heart attack.' and had she given way to hysteria for heroiaaction. and.worked hiis'way "up to ; portents t have blamed her. In the rank of lieutenant colonelt A military the country was saddled with the feeble . . Elder Stephen L. Richards I couldnshe remained- perfectly, ' ministrationof Millard Fillmore, one, of the of the council, in like that would be no of twelve apostles stead, ' a, handicap . as quietly as-' calm, ' chatting series of weak addressedcon in; the stake Sharon the succession presidents campaign. she were seated in" the though . . , Th Utah county ference short period xt senatorial serv , between, Polk and Lincoln. Most of thepresi-vice- .. commission .ui iici uwu living rwuirj cujij Francis (The radio programs listed below are submitted fey the- - radio stations who ar reappointed dential .possibilities were shopworn- old S, Ltindell as. supervisor of the At that time Mrs, Rdd and I Douglas has won a place amone the for their accuracy. .. In ease of seeming Inaccuracies or for furfterf responsible were respectively secretary and ; fogies, not likely to improve on - Fillmore. call the respective radie stations.) leaders. For 'membership in congress is a information Benjamin drainage district. ' president of the League of -: ,. Toda,y we face a greater peril,- but are far i . ' , i great help for a chief executive; jnuch of was nothing WritersThere . . to meet . betted i in it;. whose time is necessarily' spent equipped KCSU KDYL ZNEU . KSL trying would not do to help a fc . KOVO . HOP to get that body to take desired action. ' 1450 1330 . 1160 960 writer;, there was no one ' ' What will happen in 1952 js anybody's Musical Clock : News Toof" Q How. long would it take a as i guess ; but it Js already .clear that this is' to reach the moon"!; ithey were few; "I"" Chariot Wheals rocketjShip :! By FRANK C. ROBERTSON Var In Inflation ) : -- : . -- - . olate-cover- Easter Finds World Still Praying for Peace ed 5 - j " V ve j . Co-Ed- . - " - j El-v- on ut - i De-fen- se - , ering o n The News . : Douglas As a Candidate ,. '.-'- , A .: light-heart- ed . -- : A Lentil . Republican Movo - . Doomed to Defeat . i head-waite- rs . . troops-for-Euro- pe V : -- : -- 4 -- . " n son-in-la- . w .; ' ann-nicV- by-th- ne - day.-Thoug- Valley-hospita- .; . non-existe- nt. - . ers . nerve-wracki- ng . j - . ad-reco- rd Radio Programs Sunday, March 25 - J . it . Inlia , - ! -- - . ; M sle a not the only time that the name of Douglds ' 1 will be spoken. ',: -- m - . j. . - - . f - . . i .. f V - Washington Merry-go-Rou- By DREW PEAHSOV PARIS The Trench, government is in a quan- Petain; dary regarding Marshal Henri inPhilippe the old fortress 6 years old and .still confined ' asle of Yeu. The aged, ment.-. on the health-reso- rt f marshal Is serving a life sentence for having Another important reason for the difference Jn collaborated with Hitler as head of the Vichy the French and Italian battle against communism would is in" the adminLstratioh of Jhe Marshall plan government, but the' French government to refuses him.' however, to release Petain, like in France and Italy. gets, too be "released. He is too cdrnfortawe.v S.A." It's difficult to. realize that there could be U and such a difference , in the American administray many sympathy packages, from the reason not for; furthermore has a very special tion of the same program in two;diffesent coun- . I wanting his freedom. dui mere is. iries. Illustrating that reason, here la an actualas con- -- 1 U. S. PROPAGANDA told versation between Petain and hi$ wife Visits the for In who a marshal instance;; ECAdministrator Leon Italy by priesr The fortress guard, approaching: Petain where Dayton has made public speeches encouraging the Italian government to cooperate in using he sat readings announced: "Marshal, 'your wife :V .: "', ECA funds for housing, land reform, and fo help is' here!" the workingman' generally. In France, howeverv "Tell her I. don't ant to see- her." : ECA money was poured in at the top to. help . ."But she insists on seeing you.: t to see" factories get back in production, and while ECA "Just the 'same, tell her ' I don't want ' the workingman has thus, her." ,' see where he has got any doesn't at the bottom The guard shifted uneasily, .finally remon- -' ' i i i r strated: ' But ' I don't want to tell, her that. It's a' lady such a in France, ECAdministrator. Milton Katz, mbarras5ing for me to give ' message. Won't you please see her?" probably appreciates this failure. But: he's newly and so far hasn't done anything about "All right," Petain 'yielded; provided you appointed, it.-v stay in the rpom with me and provided you only In Italy, meanwhile,, Frank Gervasi, incharge let her stay four minutes." f ECA public information,! has done a superb, Madame Petain was then ushered tn and stood j. beside)hent husband, who did tnot look up. job of getting. the Italian, worker to imaginative ; ; "Sgflirfpei'Vahe finally understand housing. ..land . reform, and other you glad; v : see me?" benefits which ; come from thi United States. ' to "Who is that womah?" Petain. asked the guard.',. Gen-aa- i is publishing magazines, now wld on the "I'm your wife, Philippe. Aren't you glad to newsstands not with an American label n them, :). see me? but as regular Italian periodicals, incy have ia marshal againf "She says she's my wife" the j'. large circulation and pack a powerful wallop in addressed his guard. "I haye no wife. Tell her undermining communism and making friends for ': so away. the U.S.A. 'to ' In contrast, Robert R. Mullen, now head of Petain, went back to reading his book and the Marshall plan information for the entire ECA, guard ushered Madame Petain lout. When h, came back, Petain remarked: "I told'you hot to a unique French publicity stunt to proposed, Helen- - Kirkpatrck, former v ECA 4et her. stay more than four minutes, but I did information it in two minutes." He seemed pleased with -hij 6 chief in France. Learning that French workers usually go toj work on bicyclesv then hang their "strategy.is the chief reason why; "Petain is not Thjs bicycles from' the ceiling, Mullen proposed: to President Vincent .released. He has sent word "We will" get two million yo-, tops with the Auriol of France that he much prefers to remain of France and "Vive La JFranqe' painted on map one side, and ori the other side a message telling where he is, rather than go back to his wife. how France was rebuilt through the Marshall : , ITALIAN COMMUNISM VS. FRENCH T plan,. Then we'll hang a top from every bicycle . There's a big difference between the setback V and when the French worker goes home he'll to. communism in Italy and o take a top to his children. Thus.v two setback iri France. In Italy a score or more of the million French families will be talking about : .' . the Marshall plan." "top Communist leaders have 'resigned from the .Miss Kirkpatrick diplomatically' scotched her party while 200,000 workers have failed to renew, their party membership. , boss's idea. She knew such an array of a j i j But in France, communUm,- - at least numen- tops among cynical French workers would make Infact, the the United States the laughingstock pf 'all France. cally, is not on a decisive retreatx. .Note-Ocemihe Selection will nrdbably seev the " -Com-- ' n .the other hand, John Paul David, a munist. party retain its present position with French artist, has done a terrific Job of Durict'ur of the jvoters and Ihe Viing Communist propaganda with a poster cam- approximately one-thiRene Plevin, largest single block of deputies in parliament.' paign. Encouraged by that DaviJl There are several reasons for this One such poster-slogaas "The Dove that Went Boom," and "Don't draft us French communism is' more lackadaisical than in Italy. French Communists don't y store up for 18 months. We want to serve three years secret arms to fight against their country and --as in Russia." The latter was especially effective in combatting the Communist drive against 18 many probably would defend their country if Mussia' should invade. Second, many Freasti xhonthj military servie in France. T 1' ' 1 " . , V i - with words to . helped-employment- , c- :...;t--':,-;-).-;- ; . ! said,-"Aren'- Q Of. what religion was the famous actress arah Bernhardt? of A Saran. Bernhardt was of sacrificing any was Jewish descent. She sent to convent for her education, and while there was baptized as a in our .language is. culture. -Roman Catholic. . Q Are alumi'num shoes .ever tion of the real- article, widest and best sense Ann . used on race horses A - Many, race horses, when Reddwas a truly cultur running at the track, are shod with lightweight aluminum shoes. cooperative volume called Q Why is the nine of 'dia STONE AND STAR, which monds often referred to 'aj' "the mentioned in this colurhft'a curse of Scotland?" A This fanciful name for the nine of diamonds is from the re semblance" of the card to the. state. armorial of the card to , the armorial device of. the Earls of Stair, fhe first ofwhom was. wideI get ly hated for having organized the anonymous letters. notorious' massacre of Macdonalds share of them, but generally of Glehcoe, Scotland, in 1692. amuse rathe than annoy . . .,: ost of them, of course,,, ex p Q How, high is the statue of the rankest kind of preju William Penn on the cityhall in ahd occasionally slander. Np . are abusive, but in most c Philadelphia? is 37 ffrt tall atnn the one can imagine the writers h tower f city hall: It is ing their sides in unholy human effigy on while they picture the recipi the top of a U. S. building.. writhing in torment becaus their helplessness. AS kids place- - probably1 stretched wires ac Q What is the all-tikick fecord? A On Nov. 30. 1882, J. ,T. Hax- all booted a goal for Princeton against Yale. 11:4s1 12:30 12:45 1:00 "1:15 : li30 ; .... ( : ' ' - i , i . WASHINGTON. March The Smithsonian Institution , got into the Easter spirit today by rer ' -- yo-y- . s ' , . - " rd ! ." ier , - , has-devise- ns yo-y- - "Look Dcak.Thc ." 12:30; 12:431 - . Don L. Wissmiller Sun-U- Tim p c:3o'News ': , - ;. , ' . 8:00 Frank Hemingway S:15Melody Hiway S:30By Jensen , S:4sScrapbook 9:00JLionel Barry more S:15ITell Your Neighbor. . for a Day 9:30 Queen ' 9:453. ' 10:00 Kate Smith 10:15 Lanny Ross and-- News Harmonies 10:30 Homemaaerr 10 45 Heatter s Mailbag ' 11:00 Hidden Truth ll:15 J., 11:30 Songs of our Times ' . , 1:30 Broadway - Test Pattern , Educational Feature Matinee Film Theater The Story of a Violin Children's Hour Tex Ritter Roundup TV Playhouse : Hour .9:00 News Revue 9:20 Who Said That? 10:00 All Star Film Theater mrW 1:451 . Parad 2:00Hit -- Yoa mat hm to lucky m to any Mluabto, bat yarn wist time ana rnaui, wken eU th locl ROTO- - ROOTER fcnwiMB to ranr-kle- n rwert or ttrwmC eloed ROTO - ROOTER Hit machine will do. jewal of a job. SimpHr look for rwm ROTO-ROOTE- 2:151 m 3:151 T Melodies,. ' "' -. - " :45l oneral I i, ' ' 4;00lGordon Owen 4:15 Frank Hemingway 4:30 Merry Go Round :45lSam Hayes 5:00 jMark Trail " 5:15 S:30!!Clyde Beatty Show 4:45IVictor Borge s Jack Benny " Amos is- Andy " " " . ' . - Dog Tales- ' .. K ArcherHorace 'Heldt " ... , i" ,. , " - - B . ' ' . . ' ' ' . " ;"- - - High Tim " " ' " - - Sunrise Jambore " " Musical - Clock . ., " r , " . " Breakfast at Ranch Musical Clock " " News VaneUes Morning " ' Rhythins . Your Own Music Serenade , " ' g MediUtion "-- ' Fredwl - Life Can Be Road ot Ufa Pepper Youngj ' . Happiness Backstag Wif ' . Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jones y . Widder Brown V " " Girl " Marries Portia Faces LU Just Plain Bill Front Page Farren Welcome Travelers . 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Farm ' Roundns " " " ' iNews Clark Harry Kenny Baker News Tim"' Friendly " t The Music Box Trading Post r a Star SpoUighting - ' C ' f ! , " - ." : It'Jambore - r - .! r Nelson Eddy.. Weather- - Noontime Farm - Music for th Mrs. " . A Girl, Bey, ' . a Band Mid Morning Matinee - ;. Woman's Secret News and Weather Quarter Hour News , .: 0 - ; News, and Double or Nothing MilUonalr . - . Holiday for Sleep News "1 Break - pL Bank f.V; Jack Berch Dave Garroway Lbv and. Learn Pickens" Party For the Ladies " " . . - - . - ... News and Weather Hit Review. Sunshine Songs Will Wright - v . . Relrgioua . . Catholic Hour Tabernacle Choir " " Newa Education' oh Parael Tempi - Square . : from Opera Pages " ' " HaU Symphony " ' ' - . i. - . ' - . LDS Church " . - ' 1 Contented - - - Hour Concert Ball . . , ' . Corliss' - - . . . ....... " ". - off Sign " . Charlie McCarthy " . Red Skelton " ' Serenade Midnight -" : .. News. Goodnight . : " Freedom Story SUrl on Parade It s the Tope . - "' America ' ' . ." - ; ' Waltzeff - " Musi ' ' . Remember?. 3:30Do You ' " Carnival - 2:30 2:45( 3:00 Jack Kirkwood v. r , Paul SuUlvan 1:00 Ladies- - Fair UlSiReporter TV '" '" " Tl Popular ' Concert Hour " " v ' MONDAY, MARCH 26 Oid Corral '. " . ' 0:45 Sun-U- p Frolic 7:00 Robert Hurleigh. 7:15 Melody Tim 7:30 News : , 12:451 " j - PHONE 3131 ' Great .. ?,.- ' I 12:00 Economy Caravan 12:15!Cedrie Foster 12:J0Farm and Horn Hour w 11:00 Buster Keaton 12:00 Sign off v ll:45;Kings Truth Roro-Roote- R SeaviciMAN Feu mo Mv Lost v 9:00 Fred Waring-Sho10:00 Celebrity Time lt):30 Modest Miracle ' 3:30 4:30 :30 6:00 7:00 8:00 Comedy T Our Miss Brooks -- ..- ' 7 ' " ' - v ? " - . ' Symphonies " " Catholic ' Hour t ' . Music for. America Full Hour of - L . ' . News ; . 7:30 This is Show Business 8:00 Burns .'and Allen 8:30 Charlie Wild .3:00 " h : . 00 Voices and Events . , ' : " . ' Newa Proaram . " s Sportlite :.,... Vision , Senator WaUcins " U. S. Marines Alfred Newman' . . Organ Melodies V. S: Navy . NewsCross Red Scrivanek Music, .. The Inside Story Bill:. Stern New on What's Review KCSU Reporting; : Lee Tracy " ' - "-" " " " Operettas - QuesUon . S:15j - Paul Whileman Texas Rangers - Easter - "..-.Guest Star Here-to Veterans : " " So Proudly We HaU " . Erie Sevaraid .: Western RambUngs-Chafl- e Wild . " ; " ., ; ll:00(Counte " of Monte Cristo News and Weather 11:1-'- , Star of the Week 11:30 Orchestra , r Hotel Orchestra 11:45 News. X News 12T00 v You Want. Musio Sign Off ' -' Z 12:151- I0.i' 4:00 Rootin' around ... by Don Nights S64 " " . '. ' - ; - " , I:45jambdree 5:30 Riiggles Show 6:0Q Super Circus 6:30 Sam Levinsoh Show 2:30-3:- ' -- ! : KDYL " ... ." - ' - Symphony - Salon Perry Como c Syrnphonstte . Crybaby . . . Tea Time " - - ,.- - Bill Shade! Howard X. Smith' v. ' Desi Arnas Show . ' . - . . ". T ' ;' fc .: r f 't- , I' V Erna Sack " ; v Paul Westoa " ; Stake Timpanogos "Fullness ot TimaV , Theater Guild, i . " 9:30 Dick Ha met . 9:45New 10:00 Senator Watkins J0:15 Music America Loves 10:30 Hawaii Calls 0J.R) Hour 61 Sti Francis to the Bringing Christ " Nation , rls:30 Your Pet Parade 5:00 Armed Forces Hour -- r . " . " " : ,, 3:30 4:00 7:00 . 8:451 9:001 9:15! ; SUNDAY, MARCH 25 KSL TV 3:15 Judy in Easterland . " "m - .. "re-creati- on- PROGRAMS , . . TELEVISION yo '. , Lombardo Guy -i . . Fay Phil Harris Hedda Hopper --- . . ' Theater - Guild ' : 24 . - " " .' '".T Alice " 8:00 Let George Do It S:15! . " . 8:30 Theater - . i of spring" n pagan r the institution ;said, and iginated in Persia or than 2.0Q0 years ago. - . 7:45-1- and bunnies. the r "7T00 Triumphant-Hou" 7:151 " " ... 7:30: - Origin of Easter Eggs, Bunnies' , Told by In s ti fu te , T?00 Harmony House 6:30 6:45 . - ' Binf 1 -- ; .J . - - ' , Latin Tunes Hour of St. Francis Keyboard Kapera Polka Time Masters Musical Fred Waring ' Broadway " Melody .. - " : . News- , Show The Big fc m ' ' Y 6:tS best-kno- J " - - ' ' - - , ' - Tabernacle Choir " . Newt . Religious Service A Place Called., VCethsemane ' News Invitation to Learh N. Y. . Philharmonie " - : " . Cho. ai"v j, ' . v Reggie Gotf Sammy Kay ' Ben Savard Piano Paths , '. Peter Sslem s ... .S:lSi5:30 Juvenile Jury ' 5:45;. ." " AIt . i Carter "- " Newa '" ' " " .. . ' Z . : ':.., Sunday Serenade , ' Phil Regan , ;' The -Blandings - - 5:00 584-fo- ot 65-ya- rd . W Your Own Musis - The Falcon " " Th Saint " " News - . 4:45l i . - 415f ; , . 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Club 10:30 Music Ensembla t0:45 Frank and Earnest 11:00 St. Francis Hour 11:15' Lest We Forget , 1 1:30, Lutheran Hour A Rubber trees arc usually first tapped for latex in their fifth .' - - S:0O-Bi- j . " 7:4t - of Tims Fullneu " Church Here's to Vetersni New and Weather Let We .roTset . . Radio Pulpit . Freedom Story News KighlighU Ernie Lee Singing' V Church ot the Air , Gojden Melodies America United WUdwood Texas SunrUe Services 7:30 Moose .. would move along a. path, which efforts. forms part of a - long ellipse around the earthy while the last! pari oi xne xrip wouia iouow a jmrs .oi an, enyjse aooui, ine moon. in loye Q' - When are. rubber trees widely tapped for the first time? - nd Marshal More Lackadaisical In France Than Italy . "TOO year.: - - gs The" . 1 . 'short-comih- , I ' . - Mustei labor unions, especially the CIO, are fond, of publishing the votes of U. S, lawmakers as'firm proof p'f their-.- attitudes on basic issues. But .actually the practice is Real Job Security and often dangerously superficial, foolish ' ' .. misleading. Something new in" the way of long-ter: Votes 'has on work contracts been announced, by the specific questions frequently are: "by National Broadcasting company,- - which has governed parliamentary, party and other Ihirty-yeaconsiderations a to Berle r Milton special having little todo agreesigned ine'nt. As Berle is now 42,'.th1s is pot far With the substance- of the issue. The other from be in pr n lifetime contract And thia is day, for instance, the senate voted 49 to 41 in tfie field". of .entertainment, iwhere fame for . a four million man limit pn the U. S. army. "But several . senators who voted for ;and fortune .generally are considered to be that proposal actually oppose any ceiling highly fleeting. - Here is one man who at all. ,r.:::r "'r."-- l obviously doesn't to The liave : They voted far it because they knejw the worry, about keeping his job. lower' 3.50Q.OOQ man hmit-- rb"end toward ; longer contracts. of which ' " alternative this is ah extreme "example, niust indicate1 was sure to pass if the higher Ceiling failed. that employers, too,' find an advantage in Can the CIO explain that fairly and fully in a simple "for" and ''agafristtabulation ? not having to worry about that, ' ; I . Qs and A7s : ' , . - i |