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Show v 7 - nr Marna's Loaded for a Long Stay, Just in Case - mlct Once News. Now History Takca front the files cf the m B5 W CHICAGO . Season for Experts If spring; is the season for th roic of the turtle, political campaigns mark, the season for the voice of the experts. a result of Though their voices might be muted this year, as not their experience in' 1948, their numbers are till The Jbrashness of the political expert is second only to that of the politician. He or she is wining to offer on the spur of the moment an analysis of the collective mind of the American voter, a subject which would give pause to the most scientific psychiatrist. . Actually it is almost impossible- to formulate a rehable forecast of how the average citizen will vote. Today he his might be prepared to vote one way. But after, hearing his switch he may favorite candidate on the radio tonight taken this The side tomorrow. poll other to the allegiance afternoon cannot possibly account for these 20 Years Ago A Wo.- Jum t. - Radio Programs Sunday, June 8 CTbe radio prorrmma lUte4 "bclew are rubmltt'd by. the radie sutlsns who ere, their aecaracy. la ease f seeming taaBraclea er.fer ferlher responsible InfermatUa eU the respective radio stations.) fr " " " Hadia. B'ble Hour . I IS 7:S New 1:4 Waka Vp TunH 1:11 WlllUm Hillman News t: 11 Carman Caallers I II Voic of" prophecy 141 T: . A thorn in President Wilson's flesh was the late John J. Fitzgerald of Brooklyn, congressman from 1899 to. 1917 S:4 and during Wilson's first term chairman of the House Appropriations Committee. He was an inveterate opponent of the president's proposals, a stand which his strategic . post enabled him to make effective. Previously he had shown his sympathy with the Republican opposition when in 1910 he led a group of Democrats," mostly Tammany men, into Speaker Joseph G. Cannon's camp, when ; Cannon wafc less with their money, while cor- By FRANK C. ROBERTSON threatened Dy the insurgent Republicans under Representaand unions alike"1iave theARTHUR "BUGS" BAER where I Sit It looks as H poraUons tive George W. Norris of Nebraska. Wilson breathed a sigh weFrom o, tr maintain tht it i a nrivate' By It's June and the forty-eigdrawn-ouonly a t in and for are long no whiCh In has the into public of relief when in 1917 Fitzgerald left Congress to go qu,rrel ave been canvassed like such. bitter strike., stee; although lnterest present Supreme :' a Brooklyn law finrt. uungs can Qaange overnigni. It Court seems to agree with them. one of Omar the Persian's tents. odds so was did he with at rise for if be ;an Fitzgerald Why high particularly distressing After listening to the candidates steel plays auch his party's leadership? Because seniority of service brotfghtjUtah countye where difficult to realjxe they are all ,n 1,1 " economy, Speaking ef subsidies, which are " him fy rri ton of th Annmnriit nm Committee. Sonioritv "re ' to so when sinful farmers. seem to be and men applied The has nothing to do with merit or fidelity to party principles. will back their leaders angry, and a V7k.i3.,. potato If they can to the lim- - no one- - makes a peep when the K ' . an . It means merely that by doing favors for influential con- it. gift outright The corporations, riding1 hlgh.'8overnment make, e a torty-nvoouars to mimon stituents a congressman can. manage to hold his seat in a and trying to put the administra-,0- 1 mats me iruui ana no canai- in in a hole, seem eaually deter- - pnvaie sieamaoip company single district, regardless of the opinions of the rest of tion build the luxury liner. United al nouia oe neia responsmie tor mined. If the , The Chopping ,j Baering Down On the News Block - 11 ht tt" -- . . Nr. Good" :3t Health Oulr t.4 frank and Ernett Taith Orcheatra 1 IS Health Quit 1:3 Lutheran Hour r IS ...... It at Paul Wfiion Orch-Vl- ra Jan Garber " ll:4S " 11:1 ' Ton l:Jrrontier 1:45 - I 4 !:J N Peter York Orcheetrer Bobbv Benson 1:J DetecUve " " 1:45 !: . IIS 1:J . Myitery Bobby Benton Nick Carter , nl iTaft-Hartle- T - Observers of Spies dls-,CO- CM , it J" ice-box- es n at "'P0 - : J' mis - - 1 se m - :n a. a. -- I . lm t f hr j J a. l?"iu, JV 1 o; w Hata In the Ring American Forum Tin Pan Valley Muale for America' a iisewa run Hour of Ben Uirht .dlrv of' B Quintet Matterworks Muaic Piano Plavhouae 'Sammy Kave Serenade Oreat V. altree I Kin Cherrv Cmrmn Cavalhir Provo Flvera .America n Tot k Tabernacle Chclr N Sorn f pomarvce' iHour of St. Francis People s putfornMrlodiee Hrmni of Lov Invitation to leera South of the pjsrder Health Facta Howard K Smilk The Sndleaa Quartette Time Fronuer Serenade ta 5'nnri S vrrp borterte Tour Invlutioa MuVie Piano Portratta Memory Lane Maaterworka lt a Cc HiU Muate For Ym Sunday Serenade QjJi Kida Newa. R Trout Newa. Lerry Laeave Meet MiUle , Our Mlaa Srooka Kouae Ope LJ9 Crurrtl I December Brlda Dor la Day Shew the Mime iSto Comea the Hre Band Mimical Etchirtf Polka Time Keva to Mutie Prank Fonlena Piayhoua Top 1 rjrew Peeraon Coriiai Archer Chet Muntlev Proud I v We HiU Paul Harvey Yeaierdaya Kjta Dick Havmee puy Lombard Wt Barclay Allen rreddte Martin Deaien for Ltvlng Senator Watkina Mumtc of Amrrwt Weave The Frecle Art Coneert nail Krwi and Weathef Your Hertiate liotel Orchestra Newa Concert Hall of the Air Sererrade LXS Chorcai m m Cueat S'ar Orfin ...u... ...-..- Z. $Xf tf'&ZT'.:'iiSZ.fi',& .tjJS"' " ' MidniM N'e-a- to rl ma j Servtee Catholte Hour World Newa ranarrnarle CKeer Re Muafe Eaay LJtteninf 1 i Weether TrmBM CoodnJrht Rt aVe Wue Alptaaa m e m ' ' " . r MONDAY. JUNE 9 Old Corral Cood HiU Momhi M.. and Surwiee Jamboree ni Robert Hurleich Melody Time T:1S Newa Mutlcal Clock S Frank Heminfway . S li Cordon Owen 8:JS Community Builder 8:4S Home With Harry t Americans peaka : Vf Off , . " bebe-- . Sm Shew air ma My Friend Creat Advenrura Symphonlta Catholic Hour e attempt Gatlipoli ltprTndS the Turks. The third vas John J. Pershing, the -- Black Chicago contest win Jack" known to every doutfhboy in our first world war. ,eemi to me they fall utterly to 'ther arrived and a h? """iThat1. 1. It would be interesting to know if this courteous prac- - prove that they, cannot afford to h .rA . method. SW-TT- " WUr miliuryme, first hnd atill prv.ili In thu country and othfr,. ti.t do m th.t th MrSt they!1' luvln, !ffeT of a. farmer hm1 ano rtsht . Meredith Wilioni Mui'" Room Beat Plava tn Reflections Rhythm -', , ... Hour Herald of Truth Your. Own Muals Teaa Ranaera The Cliaae Concert Orcheetra Taanlet Chuira of the Ate - t seU-worki- ng ! d Revival Ernie Lee Critic at Larre Mike n ti of Chtcaeo Round Table Muale by Roth Bob Contd;ne J C Stwe The Falro! Martin Kane World ' Matter Three Sum Star Plavhouae a White Hall 111! 4: Peter Salem States, the total cost of which was- wfiat he tas In the beat of a 4.15 , milUon dollars. Like- Pred speech. 4:1 The Shadow " " 4li wise, the government . subsfdliesj y Ve Creat Hay issue In thm Kiff nHi,u-,irnifomn.n!i There s always a top This " time-an1:15 luinoxer and various other big Industries. Prejideatial We Hail 1:1 Proudly we . of the choice taxes, Korea,; even the economy-minde- d Re.; - 5.45 vlnEuroof t0u Theater publican aenatora don't raise a and kickn (15 Muaical P icy. " - sentlng voice,. If you've got millions crnaa-maa AlttktslcyK rand :Jt! , suo-a 7 ofV rttlroads. Truman a you can take government " S 45' ' control sidy without shame. If you're e T ing Newa of the steel alphabeti-Industry, man it makes you a bum.' Vf JM5 Beautv K)nt that law pro. : recovery, government by quii T:JJohn J Antiiony Both for. vides " ; ,na 7:45' Pnel space. Peking light' red for the QnleUy walOng aid s ay pokGeoree Do ft to change the other day I was a ' and pei- just .1as well a if we sS:1S duck for a young nlneteet .L:It might be Early in the 1930's an advanced course for officers was 'erful, sitting it'AcTOM the rootiiahta the 1952 eiecuon ana piay-- ; vear-olwho drove' uo with hf S:5 " given at Fort Benning, Ga. A young German officer signed ;Care a tinker's double-heade- r a ed 19H. in head turned, the other way artd f"e Chapel by Side of Road up for it, "and tramped all the way from Chattanooga, 'dam about how me a couple hundred dol :I5 Alcoholics Anonvmoua bumped lhe public of our to Some to like follow Stonewall are Jackson's bdly Northern Tenn., to Ereamland problems Virginia Bridie ' worth. He 'said he had missed lars Robertson " " No If t:4S good straightened L, m the brake. and stepped on the ga. hair - pins, campaigns, and learn from him the technique of a surprise, r ItreeS Newa on the kind of show out. aiiacK at nigni. 10:1 Voice of American ouicer s name was trwin nommei, Saii iYiM imlnn'i aiHe of the. raae Then he put U1'n oo nave 10 of the Famoui ney le:J 'evorltee no read of has else Fox" more African "Desert the the North than P5Pl anyone campaigns. inan What la this nation . , , needs ... , , wnen inev una inemseive in tne i l:45l " .1. ,w. 1.t ,! j.n seem to nave a worKing; Y ' iNauons arrangement ng. First he implied that I formation booth for voter, instead !!: Fnchan'ed Hour otZr,ldt h, received soldiers of other nationalities may take advantage of their . " 11:15' saving him a false name, of a suggestion box for exhausted 11:1 the E f, Ievtsw. to Sylvan probably fs.iKifying h pJPV' " special training-- look in on war games, or visit the front tfiot weelt has passed during the thH than was RPu,bl'cn h't Houe will be board up II4 aAd was very skepU- Russo-Japane1904-I In 5 actual of war have the months five that not;1"? during fighting. past Slaw Ott II there were three distinguished foreign official observers of received documents of some- kind c ,i iuii caii itru uisui iiiir. r hp I?:I5 from the steel is astonished at our IMS' the Russian front. One was Gen. Max Hoffman, th? brains through the I mail England doubt If ever such a street to call an officer he pre- - inil fAPRfl m t t 1aimAye anw 1:4S (Companies,, I successes German were of the in World War which gen Ut.nic effort; hs ever, been made a T 11 l l la i ana m inrinenr. th nuhiir nn a aneri.:""1"" if f verainr . e eovernment ana eranv j - ascriDea to ninaenDursr trying iouw.. . . ... iuaenaoni. ureat urn. . . ' ..- - car v- - ?T.i inline nut aa am was represented by Ian Hamilton, who later commanded ,fie issue, T" i .What Eneiand doe.n't :know is it S IS Newa Sun - Up- Frcll to seize the the illfated Peninsula f rom Va , nm OTntMnti ro.nlt ' Pres,P nioritv not the least in World War JI when the House Military law wilt solve Affairs Committee was headed by Andrew J.- May of Ken-j- it tucky, later convicted of taking iribes. He was known to, n0!hingh T,h be an obstacle to the successful prosecution .of the war, "a dy accepted". Dut me majority oi congressmen view with horror tne far longer disturbance of the seniority rule: j . period for cooloff t h a n Serenade Kewe Momenta With Zternal Lleht. Hata In the Rinf lt:0'Newa 1Z:1S Sammv Kaye it-- i bui Cunnimium 12:45 U. N. Story Hvta from Shows l " 1:15 Karainu Ojartet Sabbath Prelude National Cuard Freedom Story Krwi Church of the Air National Itadio Puloit Artion ralth In Tune Time Sunday with Joe Le ia:lPrcr uts 14&S lies 152t Sunriae Serenade 4 Sun "Up rroUe ENEV ECSU KDYL KOVO " a. ne corr-Kv- pn .1 analyses cannot' take political factors into account. The supporters of a man who failed to win :the nomination may decide to vote against their party's choice an that their own candidate will have a chance at the next election. Many politicians would prefer to have their party lose rather than see a candidate not or tneir own cnoosmg win an election. i These factors may complicate election analyses and forecasts. They will not, however, discourage the expert, who is often a man sitting on the sidelines fascinated but afraid to participate in the great game of politics. They won't? discourage newspaper readers, either. Readers just love to read and argue about polls and forecasts whether or not they mean anything "dependable. a at t, IU1 c.ue-tio- Pre-electi- on 1 Ja . last-minu- te TVi .'ohRBT lira l-- M WQa Newa T :l and ffeather Hit Review win wnrht Martin . Arroriky New MrNeill Breakfaat Club Don Breakfaat rry C.trtee Cood Neiarh i weetern Parade Muatcal Clock Newa - Friendly Ttaaw Martaret Mar we lhave to buy will, also go up a cer-!- " one happier for having read the Muale for Mra. :SLadiee' Fair tain amount.; 1 hat is not necessar-- , Arthur dedtrer Strike It Rich "in. w artistically bound volume, faith Percy Lee Nlchoia t:ll Brofundl- tily true. And they assume, also.'??, i.,klne :! Queen for a Day Boh Uaa and Break Craed 10 Rank Kay trie :4Sl WINTER PRAYER gives the R oaemary , y"lni ., , ithat they are entitled to maintain ;D1n Dave Garroway Bud CnllieT" 11 . 'substance' of her philosophy, . a jioever ia eiecieri presiuent xnis ian now seems iixeiy the same rate or profit they now Curt MaeTTtm Newa Trading PoetJeck Berr-Wendy Warrwa 10 Dnnga new Iirst name into the White House. On the njoy. wnicn alter taxes, is tne MrLD SILVER AND rrRIOt'S philosophy which la needed by Aunt Jennv Caoitoi Corrunemarr Something Foe the Ivone Journey Kara to Muaie Haien Trei Wtlllne Foe Mv Ladiea ex in True with St"re the their sick world.) !: largest history GOLD by Vesta N. LuckeL Republican side Dwight D. Eisenhower, Robert A. Taft, ception Our Gal l:4S JackHunt Show Whiaperina S'ree of one. or possibly two Find in fireside Sujif Joy N. Vesta a was Lukel in Utah candlelight Earl Warren and Harold E. Stassen all have first names abnormal years. fHrtem Mueiee Album t y A llSDo You Remember el atwet,... .UI.. . vear a en for the Wrlt,n' RminI. Ma Perkine i a Day ; Dor not borne so far by any president. In general their ewe resti upon Up ,nd w Or U MilWr :J ,. Marvin alea Yeun Storm Aeainaf If the Wnd and gricfou, Keep aterllnf friendships polished 11:41 Door Bell Coetaet what they call the hi. ro c fact that !adVf irn The same .is true of the leading Democratic-possibilitie- s New and Weather Huio Win'erhalter Cuj!Wf iJltt bright; In unifi.ctfd. ,nd : Estes Kef auver, Alben W. Barkley. Hubert H. Humph a raise in wages calls' for a raise v.- Double or Nothing Forever cherish love. Econorry Caravan Za Cedrle Tim Out for Muaic New urm 'Hold r ' rinr Bur Mae ml T It ll to in is There err close the price. Justify nothing season's n ANn happiness vf.r Mualr rey, Brien McMahon, Paul H. Douglas, Richard B. Russell, Oodfrey IMlIUooaire Paul Harvey New It:) 11 me uca can can tnat Jina Pateraoei raia. Mrs. Luael reflects these same' "nQ oeauty )2:4f w Dnng Matinee Mrlodiee Ppo?mon ... l-- u.j .nH.rt.inlr.Arll.1 . TV... v... V . and still leave made x lUnearthly. shining ecstasy Take a Number """;D'profits, in the past a raiseadequate'eualltiea Life Can Be Key to Muale Matinee Melodiee. Deen any politically prominent Adlais except the present llkt in cost hovering llli Road ef Ufa here ainsa from the' poetry . . a Band r the Til Town'Bova Home !:! j MJ With a ve oouars South eaf the Border Beuae 'Party y rovernor 01 Illinois ana nis rranaiainer. tne vice nresiaent ion nas oeen Pepper Young flights of song amid the I natural Central Utah MaUnee Ted Malorne Happlnaea raise in price of ten if0rmi ,re lyrical and stare from 1893 to 1897. William Averell Harriman is the onlyJ.0"owd Hoil Muete You Love Backetare Wife Muaie You Want And may there always be S:sel " lot. In 184Cttht nation out to get Friendly t Org Dallaa 'elta Hour of Oaaaira exception in this precedent-breakinpr "hin Newa the heart your and other, quiet peace 1:4S' Widder Brown Vaieeitmo " .elected William Henry Harrison, and in 1908 WUHanV net. them more profit than they quatrain, Facta Health Of Woman In it Quae conventional forms find deep aereniry. Evelyn Winter place. .have been makings Judging from Moetly. this ia a book written Howard Taft. t fount Tlpe Bill Newa Juat Plain era Beet Sen by S:lBl Mwna Christie L. Coles. Perry that reaches my- - desk a happy woman on happy, homey Front Pat FarraJ: Piatter Party 6 Equally curious is the list of common forenames neveri1they ,t"" Mra Jack !:! Lorenao Jnnee Wee have spent millions in this subjects. The title la taken from tem S.4SI r Ki.itoa) fleuee owned by any president. None has been named Joseph. a Wife publicity campaign. a quatrain which reads 4: Owes Gordon Alan Jackao On Welcome the other Oub 1450 Henry, Samuel, Francis, Peter or Richard. . . . Traviler 4:11 Frank He lnrway Dey If Life were a piece of ellk brocade bnjbtetDrake On the ether, hand. while the Oo Nora Round :) hand, five of the 32 presidents have been Jameses (MadiMarry Dr. Paul Then love would be the fine Pig Jon. Sparky 4:41 Sam Surortae Paekae Hayee TraU Mark r union Tea Time Tune claims that its son. Monroe. PolkJ Rurhsnan anH flarf iplHH , Annnrenrlv tr JWild. allver threads, or furioua gold Remoa Bohtry ' Muaical Memorle Gordon MarRae mat weave the hrteht it,, an. American mother with the traditional ambition of :l Curt m i Newa and Weathee Frankie Friarft Wine th.m..i S JaWild BUI Rlekok Other fAema Newa son her Show become Como a should him Rhvthma start Perry F.v having were higher. The big unions have Into An,', give president :4S Newa S. Morrow SdwaHl Newa ,,m,mkfi,. u iiaiiuii 111111 darner and i.riv. LATE invr. not esimply been playing leap-froone is ahead and then the EsS ALONE. INTUITION and omrr. inr onr nemna at me moothers; .Yes-Me- n ' . eX- There la a jmeni simpiy using wis aS an Mean-'.v. to set waees icuse hither . . .w.i w . . i duui n. di Liim uiii irnKPi . .,Tn. t .... . . ; ......a..,. v 4:fW You 'Asked For Ft SUKDAT. JUKE I the mass of people with dred 10:30 Cooking Time Political for f arm laoor " i the note Education, in the and reader H;VJli-political league leave. . ' . m eVrt a.: e an F 1. V a i fix InrAfn ' htiv KDYI TV .! mm 11.00 J 4.30 This la Show Buainesi a.au Movie euu Qui Quick steavo j a,wU UO 1UCL 11: S:00 Red Ryder IS :S0 Pattern Teit Travelogue 1952. targets for They are Senators Byrd of Virginia, Brew- 6 00 Fred Warirg Show 11:30 Know Your Child 10:00 Faith for Today fwr CerS ea aeeyaef or ana A.nowiana sterol Elaine .cauiornia. 7:00 CeleVrtry Ti,m 11:45 America at Work 10:30 Frontiers of Faita This is an opportune moment, therefore, to remind or 12 00 The Big Payoff, 7:30 What'a My Line 11:00 In Hats the Kinf Seer rket W W repair V ta S 00 Family Theater 12:30 Johnny Dugan . 11:30 Your Future Home eatatk . . . rawtferejaar ganized labor to gauge its political friends and its interests 8:30 See It Now 1:00 MaUnee In New York AT A 12:00 Bible StoHea wejaker more carefully-an-d more broadly than it has usually done Before yrra go td the capanaa ot dHrrio op and ree 2 00 Brighten L'p Your Home :00 Radinger. Violinist MkHtMUM SfeWCI 12:30 Double Feature Feitival picioc doegjad mvtf tile . . . even if other met Soda in recent election years. CMAJtCa Yee-2:15 Video Frolica :15 Wahingt4n fpotlight have failed . . . call yoor 2:30 Invitation to Rehjic' Labor might consider, for example, whether , a man 9 30 The Late Skow 2:30 Matinee Me try 3:00 Zoo Parade eeat tar eaaear . . who understands our crucial foreign affairs and votes 3 30 What's Cookin 11:00 Weather and Nea 3:30 Sky Kin; aaeek eaawa) at V 4 00 HoMdy Doody 5Ux Gun Theater 4:00 ly on them is not a better friend these days than one,who eeHoV W ea MONDAY, JUNE 4:30 5 00 Gabby Hayei 5. Hour. Comedy rrply rubber stamps every narrow piece of pro-labKSL TV legis4;4'5 Educational Feature :00 TV Playhouae fcaatell aew, eaect lation. 12:10 Nes. Program Resume mrm the 5:W Stories Oi Sandman 7:00 reelecaeef p ai lal 7:30 Red Skelton' 12 23 Armchair Adventure And labor might remember the lesson of Ohio in 1950. 3:30 Steber Eleanor Danferou Assignment aa ywae eMopaee wfUaaua niliiii diaaa ee ilia 12 30 Bert Ptrkt Show CAU it sought to defeat Senator Taft as "labor's chief 1:00 Newi Review raet mm aeaie eaaai aaMe. bW btaeaa arry. 1:00 Strike It Rich JUNE I J n e . mm4 . . aSUNDAY, eat aaariralry w the abte 1:30 Some 4070 S 35 Hollywood Playhouse enemy." KSI-Tpercent of labor'i own following ipurned 1:30 Metodymart V AU t:30 Star Film Theater ' Ipbor leaders advice and voted their convictions as whole For 11:30 News 1:45 First 100 Years 11:00 Nirht Owl Theater 2 00 Love of Life citizens who were worried about many more problems than 11:35 Stfrvie Educational Feature 12:00 News 2:15 Search For Tomorrow 11:45 Hippodrome y law. just the status of the 2.30 Margaret Masters Kitthea 12:00 Juvenile Jamboree MO.VDAT. JUNE t Free Estimate An Work Gaarraateed American workers are complete human beings, not just 12:30 Candy Carniva' 3:30 Garry Moore Show . IwDYL TV is not necessarilv vour Bevlew-1:3jobholders. And a yes-ma- n News For You 3:45 Here 1:00 Johns Hopkins 4 00 Roaeoe'a Playtime Party friend. These are1 things for labor's political chieftains tot eas whVed a aUtllCaN MOMS eW MTTVe MOaeYS a 4MUeMS 1:30 Test Pattera U and Cunure 2 00 Super Circus 10:00 Neua 4:30 Sagebrush Playhouse ponder.' re 10: IS Educational. Feature 1:00 Three Mesquiteen S:5 P Names of Presidents , ! 7,,::';:". .7 .:3S - A i , ': . h - Rwi Dtal-a-Ho- kv I 5f.. 1 Foe-ta- Aj-ih- v.Jl M " fc-- . a 1 ' t a 11 1 The ' a h-- art . g' though-sonnet- . it ' s , Dor-to- we n VrtimftuSS jS'", 1 MiPri'r g, j Not Its Only Friends Labor's m ia TT'-- rt '' aa 1 A am CURRENT TELEVISION ISTATION PROGRAMS 1. nj M .J . aa at at . V mm, a si" W QLmm or MJ'l: fi ROTO-JPOTX- R MOTO-ROOTY- mm - ... ... o-Round BBVJBQS n Wfc-4a- a ivasaB, omens pmi Taft-Hartle- ht " i j ! Seniority System rzm f2n - The United State Nary, la K near Eureka almot at severly a greatest sea victory of ,th,e Pacific the WOS tremors, brought oo death ; war, destroyed two and possibly People around here art wca and two injuries w hea a chimney three Japanese aircraft carriers derir.g more about taxes aa toppled into a bouse . . . Stanislaus 'and damaged 11 or U warshipa la more and more former revenue refuse to answer Hauser. a Polish flier was feared' historic battle near Midway.. . . ciScUlsabout thir 1 b c m e a. to be lost on a New York to War-- J The ejghth Japanese mbmartse There a no space on a a ordinary saw flight . . . recent marriages waa sunk off the coast of Australia Income-ta- x blank where Included those of Edna Ball and of raw mtltritl taxpayers can wrltt that ,hortlije, EA Jack Thomas; Mable Johnson and la this country, were throwing a they refuse to answer. David J. Morgan.. .Spencer Larsen. heavy threat at the ar effort . .', Spanish Fork received his doctor's President David O. McKay gave 'HEXL NEVE COLLECT degree from New York university the address at the Brigham Young DETROIT. W Charles Wren. 21 . . . the American Legion planned University baccalaureate services station attendant, doubts service a "big show la the stadium for the . . . It was then estimated that the if he'll ever collect on a 113 IOU. Fourth of July with a list of valu- Geneva steel plant would be among . . waa S. U. an the It Wren In told be to largest able arizes police he was held up given away. cluding a new Ford car, aa electric nounced' that Utah would have lit Thursday night by a bandit who refrigerator, a living room suite, state. fair whether there would be gave h:m aa IOU for the money. The note as iSgced "X. typewriters, kodaks and'other vslu-- l war or peace." - ' li ID 10 Years Ago 1S32 An earthquake whica rocked the Dotthera California coast region &'min-ishe- d. switches. ... I items J. Ed Ma Stela was elected treasurer of tk Utah Stat Elks esaorlatioa for a sixth term. a Me Provo Herald PROVO, UTAH, SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1952 II ''Lit Srs . 1 |