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Show u 'kounntJUar' iTo the ' i . rukeyser SAYS: Idaho SchooIHe id Brings In Teachers Retire Elsewhere I 4 CpSfj Trans portation System s Make America Great ' ' by, one lack which is common to under iacK oi communithe developed areas. It is cations- tbe means of moving people and. goods from one place to another. In some of those lands people starve in famines while grain rots itf the warehouses only la few hundred miles away, because of lack there could be said to be ?one single jf to the materiali wealth! o America, key what would it be? Some would say it is the rich natural resources coaljirj the East and South, iron in the Mesabi.'rich jfarm land in the South and Mrdwtsti oil in the West, gold in the Rockiefs arid South and the ' . ;, -- bauxite in the Ozarks, and much more. Some would say: it is the ihdtjisties great mills on the seaboards and the rivers, sprawling plants on the plains countless factories large and small in thelj cities and towns. Some" would say it is ' the industry and enterprise of the; people. Bjiit wih all these things in their respective places-t- he the Appalachians, the wheat on; the plains I 5 ; . Name of a President -- - s ca, en-"Y- - Once 1 . News-(Pjpper- s, i i I w i- -- 1 1 1 , . - ri-vi- ils ' - ul . i - ; !. ; . j 1 hd RepillqhWax 'Defense' Wopinq Ike; Grpvy Sought by Mdny Firms DREW PEARSOKj !B . .WASHIv?CGTbN-r-Gie.r- al er riotj-intJt- f ' .congress.- ' - KSI. ' , News - 1 3.15 Kit'iht M TpYp Ma: t l . 2 . er -- j, Radio Programs Wean - ' - ' . tihmilted hy the rsdi stations who are TTie raiffiw programs listed below' are responsible for their accuracy. In caseof ' seeming inaccuracies or for further Information rail the respective radio, stations.) 100 How did the .famous clipper ship Cutty Sark receive its name? A - From the "cutty sark," ( wee .shirt or short chemise) worn by; Q '. ' ! j ' . . Ot-ch- . " I321 pte witji Mimic Pete Kelly s p1um Py To B r spear-headin- ar hard-hittin- g, ."' 00 'I Taft-isolation- ist - , l:0 ' .; j . . j ; !. '.-'.'- RR0WN-F0RMA- N ill 7i. - - I."''" , ! " iShpw rtah'Vally Fair and Cooler , RlpH, t'lannsnn , Ciuf gt Sf Jiinmderg One Man' Family Richard Harkhesa . Thr Falcon News and Weather Melody Lane News and Weather Errand of Mercy Dane .Music KNEU KSL H50 Interlude Musical, rtr You KOlKSt Organ , Tracing Rocky Jordan Dr. Chrtstiaa Melodiea iPrtst Western r Jan August' Tri City! Network The Big Story American Melody Private Filt of Rex Peraonaiyy Time Rosemary Cliiny Topj Tenj Tune Lily. PortJi Anrtw Koittelnnpts Evening.! Serenade : Claude xnornnui Wednesday Seaaioh Midnight! Serenade Roundup with Merry Larry. Escape .!, Yours Truly Johnny Dot la Then Tbere'a- Harvey Guy Lornbardo 6ho ' Melody Kinss Invitation to Dance Mel Baldwin Show .f ,.'-';- . - The World Tonight Robert Musical Menu Vacation Tipe Dance Orchestra ; ' Newt. Bennett You and the World ! Midnight Melodies' Weather U. N. Report Album of . Must Nef THURSDAY; AUG. 2 Newt Old Corrals News and Weather Hit Review j Holiday for Sleep News High Tln!e ' Will Wright News ' Tri City NetworRj' PreentL DArtega r a ..f . Break the Bank .lack Berch Dave Garrpway SomethinK for Nwi Lafls of tne Mouse Your Own Muaie ' Morning Serenade The Ladies Emeraon Smith Meditation l SpotliteOn of Stara , Noontime Farm Rhythm News ' Perry Come Matinee Melody King Cole Meet the Band . Benny Strong Newt The - Classic Stae"-Fentiva- Nwa and Weather Double or Nothinf.1 : New Hymn of the World Good Neighbor Tim Breakfast at Ranch New Musical Clock Friendly Time Mary Lea Taylor New Margaret Master Muaie for the Mrs. Arthur Godfrey Musical pock i Boy, Band Mid Morning Matinee - Grand Slam A Girl, 1 Mvsic Botc Trading Post a Star SpotUgbting Radio Rodeo with Merry Larry . Live Like a Millionaire Ufa Can Be Road of Life Pepper Young . Happinexa Afternoon, Varieties Backstace Wife Stella Dallas' '. Dollar Derby "I .' Widder Brown Woman: In my Houae Platter Party Juat Plain Bill Musle You Law Front Page Farrell LrSrento Jonea Moods Music Mellow Bob and Bay '. Welcome Travelrra News Requestfully Your j l . Platter Psrty Aunt Miry Tea Time Tunea ', News 1 Easy Rhythm Spprtacast T,C.N. Newt - Edward-R.-Murro- w ) Johnny Lee JVHlt Farm Roundup Sunrise Jamboree ( ( too. 1 Xfw Iirnorar" Sportiight ( c KCSU , KDYL KOVO y- e ' ' i match-boo- k. A7s August . . j, bigger' than a pages can only be read 'with .a- magnifying glass.no I'j: 3 lsvc Q's and j f j b(iok. It is a 10.000-wor- d history of Munich written by himself and ' 3:30 Garry, M.mI:p 3:45 It ? DeiiciTus 3.55 Film Fun 4:00 Here's "N'rw? fop Yan 4 15 Flash fJo?!fot'r 4:30 Uncle Roseoe 4:45 Playtime IParty J 5:00 Matinee Film Theateir ff : nt ! The GOP return pay-owa an offer not to ,r' t :fln:Sorv PrinceM In. addition. Ike let it be known that he is up- cut the interior department s appropriations. This Betv by the timid and hesitant :3I r.bnl Hettf policy of inter- a ationally-mindheWitch Nnie in'Rohert Burns'; :l5Sm Have r Ren jb'icar.'and he wav thev ' ws shrewd move, because they knew the pub.- -' lie power appropriations in ,the interior bill were "Tarn iMarvin Miller" and her white; et bitter attacks on him go unheeded j TrtstMek Hyie: dear indeed to Speaker Sam RaybUrn's heart. was One close friend who returned r- from Paris appropriately.that figurehead i:J Newsreel '' It was left to GOp Leader Joe Martin to try of Nannie. T:4S Pnul SulHvin i. n!y put it this wavk.' to make the bargain. Ambling up to Rayburn. If the Republican?; want Ike merely' to bail S:o; Frank Edwards Joe mumbled4 !Q- - . What President ut the party and win; an' election, they're badlv rince had SrtSRusi Morgan R:3 Hidden Truth to "I the interior bill unless a plan to 'ob ject mistaken Tija.t would; be like putting a million gni Id wallpaper put on his dining! " :4Sr " can deal be out." worked .' a on ' two dollar hop room in the White House? dollar jockey . a Week Clwb Bond :0 Rayburn wouldn't tumble. In fact, he wouldn't A . was ine general rs notjthe least bit. interested in Pres. , Chester A. Arthur; :15l What 1 !. .'book Q recently' even listen. :3 Crtm "Fighter j ' runmns ior prsiaeni lust to accommodate a to the Pope' sounetirhes railed Prince Arthur. presented T!m not interestedi" he snapped before Martin :andidate for sheriff. Those who av thev want Iki could make the GOP offer. Ike so badlv are going ' to have to do a lot more presented the Pope with what is aridhad his own ideas of Presi-- , J Ji s gjge to Drenliipd. than say. He a finel fellow" and will win the j !, '." we TAX GRAVY" , inei worm s, smaiiesti nemiiai granneur. sain 10 election for us ' They 11 ' have to w ork and fight 1::nw All sorts of people are trying to get into the to mate the Republican party the kitid o.f place 11:0011 Love a Myitery comes When it act tax for war to, in Blue gravy building ll:lSSerende fnwf i ne general wpuid reel at ho'me." U:3 Larry Faith s, plants. Nct 'only did the Chicago Tribune try o ti?enhower!s close friends agree that this issue News 11:45 entice the Truman administration which it bit- ill. largely. decide whether he corisenb to ru- nhates into over the Tribune $2,giving jterly end on wnich party ; They clajm Eisenhower is T)00.000 in tax. arrrorti.ation benefits for enlarging by four factors:, Frohe its printing plant anjd pressroom, but manufac:0iSun-U- p 1. .The prospect t.hat as1 the GOP nominee : he turers of toilet paper, sausage casihgs, diapers, : Bond a Week luh lght help elect an isolationist Republican con hominy grits, macaroni, and chocolate candy have :4J Lea Highee gress which would then proceed to dump the a. on ride the .tax gravy train. 7:00 RobeEt Hurlelgh applied for some and economicjaid prograrrJ which he has military Here are of the firms which have apT:15 Melody Tim g oeen 7:30 New tax amorplied to the, government for five-yeZ. The lack of a T:4J Jamboree effective inter- tization on the ground that hew plants they were d on frank Hemingway GOP bloc in congrfess; as existed Satjonal-mindebuilding Or enlarging were necessary to mobiliArthur! Vandenberg wis! active. g'IS Gordon Owtm and News I zation:Pie lst attempt to organize the internationalists S:M Happy Felton New York Daily New Part of the Chicago among senate Republicans was in January. 1949. Brown Tribune :0CeciI tax for on benefits group, applied l t Wan Warren iien oeiaior nenry vaDOt: l,oage(, jr;,- called a a buildfhjg in Brooklyn in which to for :30 Queen ror a Day mieeting. inis rump group met only once. stoffc newsprint. : :45! TAFT TIGHTENS GRIP It Chicago Tribune Syndicate Applied for tax Curt Maaaey Tifti benefits; on $8,489,122 for "News Services." l:lS Lnny Rom and! ,f3.'The wy the wing has grabespec.alW;ea Harrjaonl-- a l:J!Homemalter Chlcopee Mfur. Corp.; of MiHtowrt. N.J.e Asked bed control of the GOP oartv m'achinerv : Ah snow Hunt Jack 1:4S . Jiermanh- the national committee's executive di- - ' for tax benefits on a $35,534 building for the " ll;0Marvin Miller manufacture of "disposable diapers." .! rector, boasted to senate secretaries the other 1 1:1150 You Remember M 'M of' a ind N.J. .Asked for tax Ltd., Newark, sound organiiaitOn pre, night: "We're building ll:Sr " " benefits on. $494,000. jin connection with an-- excinct by precinct, so we (won't havelto Tide to lJ:0eSprlntrvilla Srada pansion for marking chocolate candy. At argued Swctory on the coattails of a strong apd 'popular HJs'Cedric Foster t ; that it made candy for the army and would hot figure " .The Taft, crowd! are in charge i.pf the and Top Tuna lI:S!New be able to supply' the demand without the new 12:45!Paul 'Sullivan Chicago convention machinery and determined J to prevent an Eisenhower gallery dembnatration.'' ' 1:01 building. 1:131 "Quaker Oats of Chattanooga- - Asked for tax. noisy attacks on the general Sfrqm both l:3i concessions on $2,700;000 plant to make hominy jthe Chicago Tribune and,. the. Gerald 1 K. Smith 1:431 ; rits. '. ' brand of . hate mongers.; The mails . are beintf "flooded with Aj)l the above were! denied. Other applications, le diatribes againstl the general, 2:15 2:30 also denied, follow: while his GOP friends! sit on the slidehns. 2:45 Crisfield Dehydrating Co-- ; Somerset County, Note ;Meanwhle, Governor Dewey's bra intrust . " 3:0 Md., makers of chicken feed. $48,000; Continental is laying ou plans to organise the east coast for I ' 1:151 ' Can of The1 triof' is Eisenhowe. Milwaukee, makers of beer cans, $197,000; Paul Lock wood; now 3:30 Broadway Melodies anta Anita Potteries, makers of chinaware, $71;"-61-8: 3:4Sf with DeVey in the Far East; his khrewd cress a:0AiOordon Owen Jrc. and Earlcliff, to President erect Truman's Hagertjf; Inc., an Cleveland, office aecretarj 4:15 Frank Hemingway ;' building, $850,000; C. H. Musselman Co., Adams 184 canapaign speech writer, lormer columnist 4:30 Merry Go Roundi STRAIGHT county THE , Franklin.. makers of sliced 4:45 BLIMI WNISKT; Sam Hayea Jay Pennsyhnnia, apples $150,000; Transpalrent Package Co., of Chicago WHISKIES IN THIS PRODUCT ARE DISTILLERS CORP. of Yukon. SAM STANDS PAT S:0!ChaIlen: makers of sausage casings. $219,499; and Golden IMll 4 YEARS OR MORE OLD. I7'A VI AT HIS 10 House Republicans tried to make a deal re 5:30 Benaon Gram Bobby Macaroni, San Leandro. Calif., macaroni GRAIN STRAIGHT WHISKIES, 62A in giAfrvcrr :45i cently to put their No,, 1 penny-pinche- r, Rep, makers, $221,778. NEUTRAL SPIRITS. II PROOF. . - 7 T; rrri Ti New s' Headlines 1:20 1:30 Matinee Time 2: IS Hi Neichhor 2:30 FiiA't 00. j Year -- j Headlines Till RSHAV. AKi. - f Danger 12:00 Sign off. John Taber of New 'York, on all the annronna tions subcommittees. This would enable him to keep a hawkeye on ever- penny appropriated by j Dwight D.i Eiseft-feow.ha's .quietly, passed the word to his GOP boosters that he i ested in the Republi- ican nomination !f lsolatmr.sists control the t 1,1:30 In El . j. Starlite Theater 1 j , 10:00 10:30 rr,a Z i t ' : - A Mr al -- .;' i two-wee- .M6ien'-actio- . nff he ! t. - T j f A N ews Now H istbry presi-thousa- nd ! j ir om Con-abo- ve . 11 re-plo- yed World-War'31- j , .; Roe-Har- f time-wasted- "j , ,.." lj T . At least a modest place in history ShouM' would hurt jaome section, and canthatjt go to the C. J. Moon; a banker jf Canton, its value. envision not' South Dakota.. In 11)20 hp was a delegate to the state Republican convention. There he ,Goy. 'Calproposed that South Dakota back vin Coolidge-o- f Mjassachusett i foir the This as the first sjjep toward this action, whicbj later led t,) the nominaIt has frequently been stated that to tion of Coolidge by the national convention. know and undertianri people is to like them. Coolidge Jd- become n at rr trial y famous Truth iii this statement was illustrated TELEVISION the Boston police for opposing a strike-iotc.H 'exchange students when a group of force. It. is now recognized thi -t tne decisive came tn America PROGRAMS Thev visited Xfv Jersey. action .was taken b.vl 'Mayo- Andrew Jf with the "impression that American men Peters' of Boston and Police Commissioner were rude, that American marriages ended wednksda v ah;, i in divorce fifty per cent of the time and i'KDYL TV Ifathan Matthews Jr., but Qolidge proved q to be the beneficiary. f: that we subsist largely on a diet of canned 6:15 Snndinaii Stories 6:45. News of tho 'of li After the national convention nominated food. "After their visit they concluded, t feat fi:f0 Ciirrtwal '. ponian Seh. Warren G. Harditig of. Qhioj forj presihona and Anerican? are "friendly, open 7.0(1 ..feaslijiht KnllifS dent, the leaders , wanted tt make Sen. e'st" '.people.. 7:'M) C.nnifo Tlifat'i;r Irvine L. I en root of Wisconsin his running V The? TMitch students, had formed their f 8(1(1 Fo ir - S t hi- 'R e v v ' 9:00 Wrest hue mate. The delegates were restive at the erroneous impressions from : movies they 10:30 New? ofl tho World e . .tlead-' T of dictation ii.: the high, by suggestion nao seen hi r.urope, .100 irequentay people I10.45 Sporis Rvio ers. ann were reluctant io nave an an- - ..generally ma'ke judprments on such poor Ji .45 Rot rd Rendpv oil fSenate ticket. The proposal that foolide evidence and these judgments can lead "to ii2:on Sisn Off; be chosen proved Iveryl popular, and easily serious rhisund.erjf tandings. The ease with Till RSDAY, ai 2 Which these visiidrs to our country changed KD'Y- L- TV gained him .the nomination over Ltpnroot. In less than three 'years President Harding their minds once they met Americans in 1.2:30-- 1 :()() Tr4 Pattern 1:00 The Work! in Review died, and Coolidge' wai hi? successor And their everydav environment islencoura g.ng. 2:15Guest Book fit was all set in motioni by in It is es'sential !for people everywhere to 2:4.1 CJraceSs S sbri Miss the South 'Dakota convention'. study' about the habits, customs and char 3:00 St;. r Time the. Meiini y acter of the other peoples in the world. Tt 3:15 Franks 3:30 Desiees for I.ivinc he- ideal if) everyone could travel in would Name on a Card 4:00 News! of the Woijrt 'foreigh lands but, since "this is impos'sible. 4:15 Mystoiy Moini1;iiti N H 'Helen? Who oh earth is Helen T' Mil study about thehi is a, good substitute. It 4 ;30 Time for Ron Mat inee' IThentr lions have puzzled over picture!! postcards might" be well wdrth the time spent, since '4:4S 5:15 Twilight Theater R thewould do it much from traxeling frifndsr signed oh ly with a allay suspicion; fear and misunderstanding that go with ignor WKINKS'tAVI Al ;. first name, and that perhaps not;: as t legible ance. as might' be wished. It will.neverbeknpwri K.S1.TV so and 6 00 Juvenile.' Jamboi ee otherwise logical many why thought 6:10 Flah Gordon" ful persons assume thaf they are the only ' fi 30 . Spare Cadet ones of that name in the livef xf their .vian.x . a motorist .jrets tne impres fi 45 The Wnrfd Tonight friends. The in' identifving in- sion that m regulating parking, the police 6 .V5 Somethirtg in ihe Wind on cards letters watched to see which side of the street was 7 :00 Spnptscholar complete signatures TV Top Tune might give. everyone. an extra week of preferred by drivers, and ' then required 7:15 7:30 Br.ii the Clock vacation. therh to use the other. R 30 Arttwt Godfi:ev f:00 Frank. Sinatra ' " i 9:30 Rarket Sjauad Woshington Mefry-go-Rou- Changed)pinion UjC . . vice-presiden- WuCa 1 . ' - st two-third- ds on litfte, 'plains and the oil in ,fts scattered fiejldf-rou- ld I they make America rich ?. J Those who have' compared America close- lvr with other lands ,'.Vhic.h seem to have some of the fame basic resources lare struck lead-ereate- . ; the Appalachians, the wear 1 ViCioJ -- of "transportation. North America has more s' of the vehicles, and than network of highways and more. ofl the vehicles, and lead than in every other modern, means of ership transport except merchant shipping. With out these, the American's home would be far different. For a number bf years one of the largest modern visions of tiarisjSortation has been kept jn a congressional pigeonhole. Jt is the St. Lawrence Seaway project. 'It would open the ports of the Great Lakes to" seagoing ships,5 and thus would, link a large section of the interior of America, through water transport. with all thej coastal areas of i the nation and j with the rest of the world. The vision stays in its pigeonhole because, a majority of our legislators fear two-third- C4C ' well, Idaho, has worked out ef- were set up.' formula for recapturfectively father than accept a distinctly ing waste products in the realm lower living standard, minr ir of trained human resources7 His approach bears on thei seeking new jobs after retire- - " larger national problem of keep- mnt. ing up educational standards in Where the economic motive the face of art inflationary rise does not operate, others, who are L in all cost. still vital, have been going irr Taking advantage of the arbi- toi community activities." j trary fashion of educational instiStandard Oil company (New tutions and' .modern corpor itions Je gey), one '.of the in to retire personnel at 65 irrespec- this retirement pensionpioneers has field, metUal and physical bei m systematically interviewing tive, of their alertness, T)r. Pieman is trying to employes a year or two before build excellence; into his f4culty;th$ retirement age to help them oy inuuaing Tearea ion. in. tm- - prepare tor a new life, 'h, . dition, he is working on part timej ' employment as achers ofj emi- -i e Mf of d PfofesSinalhd been set earlier, by retired leadej-s-in h,s nZt . army and navy officers,.many of T ;.iwhom are eligible for retirement 'j to In a mewise this colum. Dr. at the very peak of their active .M'livss. Pitman .says: ;. ;.; .:.':. "It is time that I reported to ; Some have moved into industry you. you may hajve noted that wejand taken topflight executive finally got underway with our posts. Illustrative of this after plan for the 'teaching giants.' . World War I was the i retirement "We are parting in a modest of General Robert E. Wood to the to executive post of Sears ry iway. Our first great men are; Miles Johnson, psychoid- - buk & Company and General flgist of Tulane university tfndiE.I James G. Harbor d to the chair- M. McCall, art. of the University maishjp of Radio Corporation of of California. We have also from which he has " the president of one of tired. , the two state col leges of educa-- j o After. there was tion here In Idaho, which colleges movement. Admiral Ben have just closed; in an econdmy jMorell became chairman of Jones move by the & Laughlin, Pittsburgh steel ..will be pjeased to learn terbfise, and General Lucius D. that we not only kept our heads: Clay became chairman of water in this terribly 'rouhitinntal Can company, whiln year for independent colleges, ibut GeheVal of the Army Dwight D.. we actually slicpd- nine oit ten Eisenhower took over, the dollars off the twenty-jderjc- y of Columbia . five thousand operating deficit ifrohi which he has auniversity, leave of which I inherited, when I came (absence while on his present there last' July, And, the board of imiliitarv mission in Enron, .h; ' j AiA nnl !halrd iriislitfx Airi Waff! V) solicft a single dime. I' Autnmatie. retirerAenl I rtoemoW able to devote -myself to building 4 way of get- and4 to selling tinir rid of the superannuated, but Taken fromthe pies of the intervetjitionist sentiment woulda the institution such as this pro-itboard of directors should re special dreams rrystalize .'spontaneously,1944 in Prnvo Herald new political "party in and gram of the great teachers, tairi the option of inviting those hinted he might bolt the Demb; "We are folIoWing up on your till mentally and physically fit 20 Years Ago crats to join it . . Mrs. Phyllis own personal contribution to our to remain on if needed. The Bell R Lng. Provo jrecreation direc- -' program,,, the part-tim- e employ-- , Telephone system. another pio- Aug. 1, l3t ior. announceo pians xor me an- - meni i men m. pur own men. neer 'in automatic retirement. nual Kiddies Kajrnival to be held I am very grateful." made exceptions, especially dur- IThe Seripps-C'anftel- d . World War II, among spec!-- " Aug. 8 . . Reclamation Commis-- 1 .'. 'ing of I?rovo the publishers sibner John C, Page said, ini nr. riimans remarks bring totally trained research scientist1 Herald, announced the purchase Wftshindon the Deer Creek dam mind that in a larger field the and technicians., fashion of widespread retire-- i. Iiikewise. the General Electric of the Logan Jourrtal. one of the on Provo river would toe com-inem retirement Mv nortr V.irict in iho ct,i Dieted in bentember. six months ment pensions in corporations is company recalled w a rnu worm schedule U i tjrerarrt ahead umci of niirinr ...irrovo wiicicuj. ocwrt. abrl the' merger, with its E. W Mower left for reired persons are seeking a sec- - Swope to serve a as presi- nntirrman k ond career. dent and Owen D. onnir pam ,ljogan .Daily Heist Id. N. Gunnar- Berkeiey to attend a usimuson wss eouor ann maia- traffic school t University of This tendency is being intensi- - back to serve as chJ fman of the new paper to he known California, grr oi the ,ficd by the impact of inflation .on board while Charlf E. Wilson, at the Herald-Journ. inhal- ' Dresident and Philib iD Reed. "aiion of fumes fiom a gasoline: chairman, were away on' war to Glenna Dil-l- a tnk proved fatal work. The G.Ei experience with reterson, 6. of Spanish Fork Messrs. Swope and Voung show-- , j. ; Rroyo 'lennis players' vastly ed Jthat. theyhaf"originally been disposed of their tSalt Lake retired while still capable of per- ' in the inter-cft- y i, Knight cup forming- efficientiy. Tihe' practice of retiring fit perplay, making a clean sweep of four m a t c h e s played; Sanky sons is commonly justified on the ."COL " UULU YJ. : . l", Dixon-Bo- b Goorle.II' def. Dave ground that it keeps the door ,of Freed-.Iac- k Back- Dixon-PaIrvine; ' opportunity open" for) younger Holt def. Chick" Blevins-men. This smacks of the economic Johnson; Eugene Allen def. known as "the lump of fallacy Harry Guss and Buck Dixon def. wotk" theory, which holds 'that T,i'ind Johnson . . . l.eo Durocher, only- - a limited number of Job f -1 Cjincinnati Reds' shortstop huntj! opportunities are available, and 222: should be equitably shared. There up a record of accepting chances afield without an error) a plenty of evidence, however. . Marvin Jonas. University of leaders through ideas, in ' t'tali football player, signed up toj and judgment multiply. spiration pjay pro football with the Ports-- 1 economic opportunities for - others. Na- y mouth, Ohio Spartans of' the ' tipnal Football league. ONE FOR THE CHEMISTS This three-cestamp will cohi- The 'Stourbridge Lion." first American 'Chemical. ftf memorate. Society;-the the 10 Years Ago '7h anniversary run in America, was The stamp will be placed on first day ;ale at Jsew !'ork City pri" jlocrjmotive tried at Honesdale, Penna, on .p 1951. 4, A ii p. Sept. 1!U i iAuriust 8, 1829. ' T.he rivil aeronautics admifis trbfion announced' allocation of $325,000 for development at; the airport . . .en.- Burtoh K; 1 Vjheolrr; n . Mont., predicted non- - ; Rosemary Wendy Warren Aunt Jenny , Helen Trent Our Gal Sunday Big Sister Me Perkina Dr . Ma lone Guiding Light New Farmm' Arthur Godfrey House Parte Julian Bentley Strike It Rlcn New Hollywood Friendly Tim New j.. i - r,.-.- , '"-Mason Perry Secfnd Mr.. Burtotl King' Row Hilltop Houm Brighter Day Norah Drake Dr Paul i Make Believe Curt Maasey 4?hoW ' Newt ; Alan Jaekao) . . |