Show f t nDene i rt ti j Lovers rresinems lour Of While House 'My Jack Built' It's a Long Way Down r ' ffjflB With only a leather belt between him and eternity a power lineman (left) virtually lifts himself from his precarious perch 400 feet above the Sacramento river (right) some 40 miles east of San Francisco He and his companion who is virtually sitting in air are installing Shasta-Tracwest side protective armor rod on a power cable of the When of Central completed this the line valley project transmission transmission line will carry 230000 volts of electric energy developed at Shasta and Keswick power plants y Swipe Sorority's Lingerie-'Rumma- ge Sale' Falls Flat — Uni-- LINCOLN Neb (UP) versify of Nebraska male students were left with a huge pile of lingerie on their hands yesterday after their "rummage sale" fellflat The boys seized the lingerie in "spring fever raids" on sorority houses and the women's dormitory earlier this week One sorority hpuse was stripped of every article of underclothing except that s residents 'worn Friday the raiders advertised in the campus daily a "rummage sale at choice lingerie" A spokesman said it was a scheme to get the coeds to drop by the men's dormitory and claim their unmentionables by-it- Only Six Came But only six girls showed up at the display tables set up outside the dormitory and none claimed any garments "We've got this stuff and we can not get rid of" one male student complained More than 100 of the 400 students who participated in the disorders Wednesday and Thursday nights had "been identified but university officials announced no plans for punishment In Thursday night's disturbance boys hauled coeds from the women's dormitory soaked them with water and splashed paint on the backsides of their blue jeans The fracas was broken up by campus police led by T J Thomp son cean ot stuaent an airs wno also was doused with water The United Press asked "Mr Television "—Milton Berle — to watch President Truman's first informal appearance on TV today and review the program as one master of ceremonies watching another Jn the following review Berle tells why he thought the president did a fine job By MILTON BEBLE Written for United Press NEW YORK (UP)— I spent one of the most interesting afternoons of my life today when President Truman took 30000000 nieces and nephews of Uncle Sam on a personally conducted tour of the "House My Jack Built" or as is more commonly called the White House Of course the highlight of the tour came when President Truman gave a famous piano side chat and played two pianos in one of the rooms He played so well don't be surprised if you tune in next week and see him on my show playing a duet with Jose Iturbi Played Few Bars He played a few bars of a song on each piano and it's really too bad If there were about three or four more pianos in the room he might have finished the whole song While he was playing I noticed he kept looking around the room I guess he was afraid Petril-l- o was watching and he couldn't remember if he paid his union dues I was hoping Mr Truman would bring daughter Margaret in to sing a song for a real big finish but I can understand why They'll probably team up when he leaves the White House While I was watching the president go through the White House I kind of wondered what made him decide to conduct this tour and then it all came to me He wants to take one last look before he leaves That probably wasn't the real reason he did it though Margaret once lost her tuning fork in one of the rooms and they figured that with the whole country looking in somebody might spot it lying around The redecoration of the White House cost $6000000 The money will come out of taxes but I think it's worth it especially if they take It out of Crosby's taxes Three reporters took turns in walking the president around the White House and in less than an hour he tired out all three of course on black and white tele- - a (The Nation Today THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- R SUNDAY MORNING MAY 4 1952 Kiss for a Day Store Hangs 'Forgiven' Sign In Window for Repentant Thief vision it was difficult to see the Rose room the Green room and the Blue room I suppose when we have color television they'll take us on another tour and show the Black and White room I don't know how many Democrats were watching the telecast but I understood there were about 18000000 Republicans turned in to see this great event It's the first time in 20 years a Republican has seen the inside of the White House This was not only a great historic event but it may even start a new trend all over the world I can just picture how they'd do the same thing in Moscow Stalin will peek through the iron curtain and give the Russians a first hand look at his mustache PROVIDENCE R I (UP) — A lists So from now on the lists sign reading "forgiven" hung in will show name address sex and the window of Muffet's music occupation— but not age store yesterday and behind it was a story To Cut Spud Use JT' The sign was put there at the CHICAGO (UP) —Chicago request of a repentant thief who! t8"""1 a"d r810"?1 PfJato)? police this morning before the office of price stab-lethe store opened and said he had °Huals ofhave reached agreement ligation a big box in the doorway Police investigated and called on f Pn to cut down on restau-th- e owner who found two guitars rant use of potatoes to make more two harmonics a brown paper bag of the scarce spuds available to housewives it was disclosed yes-te- n containing $14 30 and a typewrit- - (terday note res-call- ed ft i A frantic (UP) search for a "firebug" ended yesboy adterday when a mitted setting five fires one of which burned down his home and killed his father Nelson Letts told police he set fire to his houso because his father Kenton 49 had been drinking and was abusive The youth rescued a brother Richant" ard 8 from the fire he had set The store hung the sign so the himself thief whoever he is will know he is forgiven 'Abusive' Brewer CHICAGO (UP)— Mrs Frances Scharrer 42 was granted a diOkays Mine Safety Bill WASHINGTON (AP)— A house vorce on her complaint that her abusive after labor committee has approved a husband atbecame a brewery all day as working which mine bill compromise safety would permit the federal govern- a beer sampler ment to shut down an unsafe mine — but only if imminent danger ex- Gets Gold Medal NEW YORK (UP) — Sen Pat isted received last McCarran American-Iris- h Historical the night Puts Head in Furnace society's gold medal "for distinPORTSMOUTH N H (UP)— guished service to the republic" Seventy-year-olMrs Katina was found yesterday sitting Mother Honored in a chair in the basement of her Negro WASHINGTON (UP) — A New home with her head wedged in York Negro Mrs Maceo A Thomthe door of the glowing furnace as became the' first of Critically burned on her head her yesterday win the Catholic mothto race neck and shoulders her condition er of the year award Mrs Thomaswas critical at a hospital is to auu me iuuwci vi dren Warren Kefauver Wind up Debate MIAMI Fla (UP) — Gov Ful- Bernard M Baruch kisses the hand of Nina (Honeybear) Warren Shenandoah Apple after he crowned her queen of the twenty-fiftBlossom festival at Winchester Va Miss Warren is the daughter of California's Governor Earl Warren ler Warren of Florida and Sen Estes Kefauver apparently ended their debate last night over a proposed debate on the Tennessean's fitness to be president Clement Theed Warren's in his arrangements with Kefauver said last night that the governor will be waiting at the city auditorium here when Kefauver finishes an hour-lontelevision program tomorrow night with Sen Richard Russell of Georgia who faces Kefauver Tuesday in Florida's preferential primary Kefauver said earlier he would be at the television station at 10:30 p m to answer the questions by Warren adding "I will ask an equal number of questions of the governor" He said he needed 30 minutes and that Warren could have all the time he wants Later Warren announced he has reserved the auditorium and will be there at 8 p m Theed explained afterward that Warren will remain at thehall until Kefauver arrives "I will not try to restrict time and I will not let him restrict mine" said Warren "I will open the debate and he may close h i 'People Are So Stupid Says Nabbed P O Thief g Ke-fauve- it" Warren said he did not seek a restricted discussion in the "narrow confines" of a television studio observing that the auditorium is large enough to accommodate the public radio and television and the press Ga (UP) - He n- an admitted Mansfield Walter ry a on office robber grand scale pbst was held for $10000 bail yester- day pending payment of his debt to the society which he holds in such high contempt "People are so stupid" the crayine resident of Mai den Mo told postal inspectors as Ha aHmittH Wine unlocked Dost office boxes in five states He said had stolen many thousands of dollars — $65000 in checks at Mi-- j SAVANNAH ld m pi was oinne It just his luck he said that he found a bank's p o box open in Miami and made such a large haul But since his metnoa was to open every unlocked box in the post offices he raided he couldn't have missed it he said 'Sue Are Dumb' "Whenever I found somebody had forgotten to lock it" he said "I cleaned it out A lot of peo- - f j pie leave them open They sure arfIndumb" recent months he added he and Han stolen mail m ford cal Corpus Christi Port Lavaca andAransas Pass Tex ltmni Auanu utuvu Mempnis n unci uaicu iHiu iji uuowiLii vrtt Clermont and Miami Fla Mansfield was arrested in Darien by deputies when he tried to cash a check wnich he had stolen and He was brought here endorsed his hearing on charges of rob-hbrog the mail and jaded pending (D-Ne- e of bond PHng 'U S Postal Inspector E M Dun- Miami in said that Mansfield lap told him he had made four cross tours since country his release from the Los Angeles county Cal jail in September 1950 He had served two years for auto theft and burglary mail-stealin- 2 SENSATIONAL PHILC0 REFRIGERATOR BUYS NOW AT RELIABLE VALUE No 2 FOR YOUR OLD REFRIGERATOR If in Running Condition ON A NEW 11 CU FT YOUt OLD RIPRIOIRATOR IS THI DOWN PAYMENT if in Running Condition Regular Trada-i- n allowance far your old refrigerator YOU PAY ONLY 78 44995 10000 34? 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