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SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1954- THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR -PAGE IS nadio.TV UlqhUgh EJVJOT EATING! 0l COM-UT rDt ta rr Your Radio And Television Programs For Saturday (All Program Listed Central Daylight Time) FALSE TEETH Morning WISH 1310 ABC WIRE 1430 KSC WFBM 1250 CBS 1071 Mornl fZLW 1590 Time Trials, Preakness, Baseball On Radio-Video Saturday Schedule fit itl-TMRri MtfetatllM H. Ural trrth tT MtrT an 6 Morning Hymnt Farm Journal Early Birds Dunkirk Time Wally Nehrling Farm Newt SB Dunkin' Time Dawn Patrol Early Birds :5 Dunkin Tim riliim Pitml Tartu RirH. News; Morrison Bob Morrison Bob Morrison Bob Morrison Bible Says Farm Fair Dixie Four Reveille Revelry Ronald Reagan will be the HjOO KewS; Dunkin World News World News omorrow Stars Musical Clock Early Birds rOMrOVlAHLt, in pain, likr ra tfua. alwar mnfarminff. Aathariim aaj B.lUr fittint atniarra ai krar-hif." nam ran a Bra.ha silk rada in alarr.

Talrlra, Oaarina. It.tM-TtRI! clalk krallni'. 0 COM-rtT Faai I Only 79c at HOOK'S, HAAG'S rt1 Thtt Adh't for a RmtntlFrT News: Morrison Bob Morrison Sports; Bob News News: Revelry Reveille Revelry News: Revelry Reveille Revelry Musical Clock wews; uunkin Dunkin': News Feet's Sake News News ITEM-TV U) WTTV (4) 8 No School Today Wally Nehrling No School Today Wally Nehrling No School Today Wallv Nehrling :43 No School Today Fort Harrison News of America News News: Morrison Melodies Easy On Record Bob Morrison Religion News Easy On Record Bob Morrison Garden Gate News; Easy Bob Morrison Mr. Wizard Mr. Wizard Cartoon Club Cartoon Club star and John Baer and Peter Whitney will be featured in "Beneath These Waters," a drama of decision for the captain and crew of a U.S.

destroyer during World War II on Theater (8:30 p.m., WFBMTV). Kent Taylor and Peggy Knudsen will hae the leads in "Half Past Midnight" on the Night Owl Theater (12:30 a.m., WFBM-TV). AWARD TO WFBM-TV William Kiley will represent A.M. Matinee Here's to Vets Galen Drake Easy On Record News: Korner Lone Ranger Mr. Wizard A.M.

Matinee Billboard Galen Drake Easy on Record Kids Korner Lone Ranger Mr Wizard Space Patrol MarvL.Tavlor Galen Drake Crossroads Partv Bie-Tpn 'it OS i SPEEDWAY TIME trials, horse racing and major league baseball will again today make the big news on radio and television as these events take a big hunk of air time. Once again the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Network will broadcast activities at the Speedway at 5:30 p.m. on all local radio stations and on outlets across the country. In addition, Charlie Brockman on WIRE and Greg Smith on WLSW will break into regular programs on those stations with all time trial runs. Tom Carnegie and Bob Rhodes will be at the microphones for the TV coverage at the track, at 4 and 5 p.m., for a half hour each time.

Fred Capossela and Mel Al 45 Space Patrol Mary L. Taylor Galen Drake Crossroads Party Big Ten TBA Serial Theater 10 :0 Breakfast :15 Breakfast :30 Open House :45 Open House NBC News Robert Q. Lewis Pick-a-Pocket News: Trio Space Patrol Truth Search Beauty Door Robert Q. Lewis Country Carnival Answer Man Space Patrol Indiana Home Woman in Love Robert Q. Lewis Country Carnival Mills Brothers TBA Panorama Woman in Love Robert Q.

Lewis Country Carnival Meet Girls TBA Panorama lowest Prices Down Pajneil Material Only or Erected 1701 38th St. A. 2434 station WFBM-TV tomorrow :00 News; House Open House 11 Trials; Jamboree Romance Jamboree Romance Music You Rem. Hollywood Stars Music You Rem. Hollywood Stars Country Carnival News; Hits Big Top Western Thea.

Country Carnival Yesterday's Hits Big Top Western Thea. Easy at Abel's Big Top Western Thea. Easy at Abel's Crosby Croons Big Top Western Thea. SO Back to Bible Back to Bible RONALD REAGAN Custom Auto Show at the Fairgrounds. The half-hour studio show will be at 1 p.m.

With only three more telecasts together, Sid Caesar and Imogene will repeat outstanding comedy sketches of their past six seasons on Your Show of Shows t8 p.m., WTTV). Patricia Neal will be the guest star-hostess. Afternooi WISH 1310 ABC WIRE 1430 KSC WFBM 1260 CBS WIBC 1070 Mutual WXIW 15)0 WFBM-TV (4) WTTV (4) at a dinner in Chicago honoring America's pioneer television stations. Managers of the 108 pre-freeze TV outlets will receive commemorative plaques at the affair given by Sponsor magazine on the eve of the National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters convention. News News Forward March Hit Parade Peter Lind Hayes Hit Parade Peter Lind Hayes Bill Mason News Sports; Band Hit Parade Hit Parade 12 :00 News News jI5 ClubWomen Jordan Music 30 sidewalk R'Dort'r Farm Home .45 Waltz Festival Farm Home Johnny Jupiter Johnny Jupiter Place the Face Place the Face Colonel Flack Colonel Flack Indiana Gov't Dizzy Dean YyHOX All FO(SONS DO Bob Harris Bob Harris Bob Harris Bob Harris City; Hospital City Hospital Top Nine Top Nine Star Time Star Time Star Time Star Time News; Warmup Warmup Time Cubs-Braves Cubs-Braves Open House :15 Open House :30 Open House :45 Open House 1 Auto Show Auto Show TBA TBA POWHtFUL Orioles-Indians Orioles-Indians Orioles-Indians Orioles-Indians BAT mi HM.75 Neiv Survey To Settle South Bend Road Fight Cubs-Braves Cubs-Braves Cubs-Braves Cubs-Braves Chisox-Tigers Chisox-Tigers Chisox-Tigers Chisox-Tigers Sonny Grubbs Sonny Grubbs Chuckwagon Chuckwagon Star Time Star Time Star Time Star Time Big Town Big Town This Is the Life This Is the Life :00 Open House Open House 30 Open House 45 Open House I Orioles-Indians Orioles-Indians Orioles-Indians Orioles-Indians Chisox-Tigers Chisox-Tigers Chisox-Tigers Chisox-Tigers Cubs-Braves Cubs-Braves Cubs-Braves Cubs-Braves Bandwagon Bandwagon Easy Does It Easy Does It Star Time Star Time Star Time Star Time TBA TBA Stu Ei-win Stu Erwin Orioles-Indians Orioles-Indians Orioles-Indians Orioles-Indians NaptnHoedown NaptnHoedown 30 NaptnHoedown 3 NaptnHoedown 3 len will give the commentary for the CBS airing of the Preakness at Pimlico Race Track in Baltimore, (4:30 p.m., WFBM-CBS, WFBM-TV).

A CROSS-SECTIOV of baseball action will be supplied with broadcasts of games in both major leagues and the American Association. The ABC Game of the Week (1 p.m., WTTV) will have the Baltimore Orioles at Cleveland. Standby game, in case of rain, will be between the Chicago White Sox and the Detroit Tigers. The White Sox' game will be broadcast as a first choice by WFBM at 2 p.m., with Bob El-son at the microphone. The WXLW will tap the Midwest Baseball Network for a description of the Chicago Cubs-Milwaukee Braves game (1:30 p.m.).

And finally, portions of the Indianapolis Indians' meeting with the Minneapolis Millers will be broadcast at 9:45 p.m. on WISH. RADIO ROUNDUP series of dramatic love stories, will return on Red Cross Chisox-Tigers Bob Harris Scoreboard Speedway Trials Libr'y Lowdown Chisox-Tigers Bob Harris Saturday Date Speedway Trials Reserved for You Preakness Bob Harris Saturday Date Preakness Nat'l Guard Preakness Bob Harris Saturday Date Preakness 00 Tea, Crumpets Tea, Crumpets '30 Track Talk Guest Star Stu Erwin Stu Erwin Lone Ranger Lone Ranger 4 News; Music Make Mine Music Easy Does It News Speedway Trials Feature at 5 DePauw PresentsMake Mine MusicEasy Does It Sports; Tunes Speedway Trials Feature at 5 Speedway Trials Speedway Trials Speedway Trials Speedway Trials BillHickok Feature at 5 Speedway Trials Speedway Trials Speedway Trials Speedway Trials BillHickok Feature at 5 5 :00 Organ Melodies :15 Lopez; News :30 Speedway Trials :45 Speedway Trials Ford Theatre presents WIRE 1430 NBC WFBM 1260 CBS WIBC 1070 Mutual WXLW 1590 Night WISH 1310 ABC WFBMTV U) WTTV 14) tOO Sports :15 News :30 You Were There 6 News; Reviews Speedway News Home Edition Home Edition Serenata: Sports News Proudly We Hail Winpickers Proudly We Hail TBA News TBA Guest Star Sports News Speedway Gossip Groucho Marx Groucho Marx Beat Clock -Beat Clock News: Weather Chandler Trio Ethel Albert Ethel Albert 45 Nat'l Guard Street at already heavily congested downtown Intersections. Truck traffic particularly would be Increased, he declared. Michigan Street is the city's main North-South thoroughfare.

The South Bend delegation has proposed that the interchange be located five miles west of South Bend and that a by-pass be constructed to link it with the city. WEDEKING SAID construction of a by-pass, the cost of which has been estimated as high as $7,000,000, could not be financed by the highway commission in less than five years. Toll road officials said the expenditure by the commission would violate agreements with holders of bonds on the east-west turnpike. The Smith firm was hired to work with the New York engineers on the proposed north-south toll road between Chicago and the Indianapolis area. Employment of Wilbur Smith Associates for the re-survey, which is expected to cost about $5,000, will require commission approval, but this is expected at next Wednesday's regular News; Concert :00 Proudly We Hail Jackie Gleason Summer Concert Proudly We Hail 7 Take Number Take Number Jr.

Town Meet'g Jr. Town Meet'g Gun Smoke Gun Smoke Gangbusters Gangbusters Big Preview Big Preview Big Preview Big Preview Jackie Gleason Jackie Gleason Bank on Stars Bank on Stars Amateur Hour Amateur Hour Summer Concert Sign Off :80 Here to Vets :45 Guest Star Jackie Gleason WFBM-CBS at 11 a.m. today with a presentation of Daphne :00 Dancing Party U5 Dancing Party :30 Dancing Party JONSf 8 English Union Sports: News Tune Crier Tune Crier Big Preview Big Preview Carr's Corral Carf 's Corral Two for Money Two for Money Country Style Country Style RONALD REAGAN BAER I 45 Dancing Party Du Maurier's "Frenchmen's Creek." The U.S. Department of Agriculture trading missions will re Favorite Story Favorite Story Theater Theater Mrs. North Mrs.

North Red Skelton Red Skelton Show of Shows Show of Shows Show of Shows Show of Shows Show of Shows Show of Shows Hit Parade Hit Parade Harrison Band Harrison Band Proudly We Hail :00 Voice of Amer. :15 Voice of Amer. 30 B'ball Chatter Settlement of the bitter dispute over location of an east-west toll road interchange at Roseland, a South Bend suburb, yesterday was left to a third engineering firm. That Wilbur Smith Associates of New Haven, survey the traffic conditions in the South Bend area and recommend a site for the cloverleaf was decided at a meeting in Governor George N. Craig's office.

A delegation from the South Bend area, headed by that city's mayor, John A. Scott, met in Craig's office with the Indiana Toll Road Commission and its engineering consultants on the heated Issge. The Governor arranged the meeting at the request of St. Joseph County residents who protested the commission's decision to locate tiie interchange at the U.S. 31 intersection in Roseland, north of South Bend, would mean a traffic load on the city's main streets.

ALBERT J. WEDEKING, toll road commission general manager and State Highway Commission chairman, proposed employment of the Smith firm after conflicting reports were given on the effects of a clover-leaf at Roseland. Curtis J. Hooper, a representative of Parsons, Brinker-hoff. Hail and MacDonald, New York engineering firm, said his study showed east-west traffic through South Bend would be reduced and that north-south traffic would be increased only 5 per cent with location of the interchange at.

Roseland. The J. E. Greiner Company of Baltimore collaborated with the Hooper firm in surveys for the east-west toll road. However, South Bend City Engineer Ernest H.

Miller predicted that even a 5 per cent Increase would elog Michigan Country Style Country Style Ted Weems Ted Weems Tune Parade Dude Ranch Pee Wee King Pee Wee King port on their study of hindrances Proudly We Hail WAJC-FM I91.9M) r.M. Billeiwa to free trade in Europe, South America and Asia on the National Farm and Home Hour (12:30 p.m., WIRE-NBC). A major address by Senator HtrsatATM THESE WATSilS WFBM-TV, 8:30, CHANNEL 6 Amateur Fights Amateur Fights Mr. McNutley Mr. McNutley Star Playhouse Star Playhouse Man vs.

Crime Man vs. Crime 5 43-Sporti Review Screnadt Ball Blkle William F. Knowland Indians-Millers Five-Star Final News New I II. 15 Indians-Millers Final Music Oscar Dumont Dorsey Bros. I II Scores; News Music 'til Midnite Sen.

Know-land Name Band I Wj After Game Music 'til Midnite Sen. Knowland Tony Arden ioeT Variety Hour News; Sportsman Breezin' Along Spiritual Hour tt5 Variety Hour Music 'til Midnite Breezin' Along Spiritual Hour Variety Hour Music 'til Midnite Breezirt' Along Late Date 45 Variety Hour Music; News Breezin' Along Late Date Senate majority leader, will mark the annual celebration of Theater Theater Theater Theater Red Buttons Red Buttons Starlight T. Starlight T. Maritime Day (10:30 n.m.. WFBM-CBS).

Sign Off 12. Sign Off 1 a.m. Music After 12 (lhr.) Sign Off 1 a.m. on: Green Hour (lhr.) Sign Off la.m. Theater Theater Night Owl T.

Night Owl T. Starlight T. Starlight Starlight T. News; Sign Off 12 Escapee Gets 3-Year Term For Car Theft A 33-year-old fugitive from a ASPHALT TILE 9" 9" Squores 4V2C Pr Ti, K00SIER PAINT i LINOLEUM CO. 211 E.

Wash. PL. 831 Federal Internal Revenue Chief Urges Doubling Tax Agent Ranks After meeting an unhappy woman, Sally Carter will learn from her, own eight-year-old daughter how to help her on The Mary Lee Taylor Show (9:30 a.m., WIRE-NBC). Maureen. O'Sullivan will por-tray a nagging bitter wife who must face death before she can face life in "Act of God" on Stars Over Hollvwood (11:30 a.m., WFBM-CBS).

VIDEO VARIETY Bob Rhodes will do the commentary when WFBM-TV presents a preview of next w-eek's Georgia chain gang was sen tenced to the three years in Fed eral prison here yesterday for the theft of the car in which he, and two companions, made their escape. The fugitive, Victor Walter DeWitte, was charged with the KNOW inter-state transportation of a ST.JOSEPH ASPIRIN this specialized aspirin for children is made to best fit children'! needsl vv-v State Demo Convention Plans FOR CHILDREN To Gel Under Way Tuesday Preparation of a platform for the Indiana Democratic state ACCORDIONS LOANED TO BEGINNERS INDIANA MUSIC CO. convention on June 22 will be be Ralph Ferguson of Anderson, Kenneth Luckett of English, Richard Kaplan of Gary, and State Representatives James S. Hunter of East Chicago, James Spurgeon of Brownstown and Carson King of Boggstown. started Tuesday by 19 party leaders who will meet at noon I.M.

4486 115 E. OHIO in the Claypool Hotel. stolen car after he and two other prisoners fled from a prison camp near Griffin, Ga. DeWitte, assistant United States attorney Robert J. Wilson said, will be returned to Georgia to finish his five-year term.

He will then face a state charge of escape, which caries an additional five years, before being returned to Federal custody on the stolen car conviction. In other court action, Federal Judge William E. Steckler sentenced two Louisville (Ky.) men to three and a half years in prison each and ordered a pre-sentence investigation of their 19-year-old companion after the trio pleaded guilty to transporting a stolen car here from Kentucky. Sentenced were Denton Williams, 43, and William Edward Black, 48. Sentence was deferred, however, in the case of Clarence Cress 19, who admitted stealing the car and picking up the two older men.

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Coleman Andrews (left) is greeted by George S. Olive Sr. (middle), a friend of long standing, and John K. Ruckelshaus, GET OUT OF DEBT On IHyoientc Ton Cftn Afford NO OBLIGATION FOR INTERVIEW THE BUDGET PLAN, INC tie M11. P.

nidr. KM. 836 AT. 5S28 Additional members may be named to the platform committee before Tuesday's meeting, party leaders said yesterday. Committees to plan other phases of the convention remain to be appointed.

State Senator Leonard F. Conrad and State Representative Walter H. Maehling, both of Terre Haute; State Representatives Otto Pozgay and Mrs. Anna Smelser, both of South Bend; State Senator Warren W. Martin Jr.

of Clarksville; Judge A. Dale Eby of Princeton, and Mayor Andrew W. Milner of Kendallville are among those on the committee. SENATORS Earl M. Utter-back of Kokomo and Virgil Mc Clintic of Monticello; Judge William Dudine of Jasper; Eugene B.

Crowe of Bedford and Byron Trippett, dean of men at Wabash College in Craw-fordsville, also are on the committee. Al Abramson of Portland was named to the committee to re-1 place William Jones of Fair-mount, because of illness. Others on the committee will LADY'S. "QUALITY DETERMINES VALUE" T. Coleman Andrews, commissioner of internal revenue, yesterday urged doubling the number of Federal income tax agents to provide through checking of four times the number of tax returns now being audited.

The boss of the nation' tax collectors told more than 350 business, legal and chic lenders that his bureau" is not examining more than one-fourth of the returns it ought to," In 100 present taxpayers make mistakes. Senator Joseph McCarthy's income tax returns now are under scrutiny by his bureau, Andrews disclosed, but the commissioner said could not reveal the outcome. Andrews mentioned the controversial Wisconsin senator in emphasizing that the bureau, under the present administration, is pledged to treat every taxpayer like every other one. "XO ONE CAN get any on4 ocrooo GARDEN SHOP ARLINGTON AT 11th ST. Perennials, Evergreens, Annuals, Peat Moss, Top Soil INDIANA STATE CHINCHILLAS A.M.

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And the bureau is no CHINCHILIiUS Why Pay a Prtmum fop Quality? you Get It for Less at Modern Chinchilla Breeders market for any the commissioner declared. Andrews noted that President Kisenhower has "pitched" his entire administration on a "And awa-ay we "spiritual plane" and said the revenue bureau must depend on "voluntary compliance" of the Low overhead operations plus excellent genetic program enables us to start you in the chinchilla business for a luncheon address in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. The luncheon was sponsored by the Indianapolis Bar Association and the Indiana and Indianapolis Chambers of Commerce. WHILE NOTING that 25 per cent of the tax returns filed now contain errors, Andrews said that at least 97 per cent of the taxpayers are honest and try to pay what they owe. He said prospects for both fewer and better returns in the near future were promising.

A proposed chrfnge In the regulations would relieve wage earners of filing returns. Under the plan being pushed by his bureau, persons with Incomes of less than $5,000 coming entirely from salaries and wages merely would be billed at the end of the year for any amount due in excess of the amount withheld by employers. And if a refund Is due, it would be paid automatically, he said. Information on earnings supplied by employers and Social Security payment records will make this possible. The merely will have to tell us the number of dependents he has, Andrews said, THE PKOGRAM of teaching high school pupils the ins and outs of filing tax returns will be expanded this year to include 28,000 of the ration's 30,000 sec ondary schools, the commissioner predicted.

He said that In a recent study of results of the program It was found that only two pupils nut of 100, on the average, made errors on returns. By contrast, 23 out of citizens. Vi Down 1 yr. to pay no interest charges. While the percentage of tax Hy-quality fur graded registered stock only 600 Going to The By Train? Trains Leave Every JO Minutes from 9 A.M.

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10th Indpls. Visitors Wefcome return mistakes is high, Andrews pointed out that "error is different than evasion." In a brief aside during his address, Andrews denied that he had any present intention of resigning his post as reported recently in Washington. The commissioner was introduced by George S. Olive a former president of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce and a personal friend of the commissioner. Passenger Freed Of Vehicle Death Accessory Count A charge of being an accessory after the fact of reckless homicide against Mrs.

Jane R. Parks, 19 years old. 2425 Guilford Avenue, was dismissed by the prosecutor's office yesterday in Criminal Court, Division 2. Mrs. Parks was riding in a car with Mrs.

Elizabeth E. Ne-vin, 33, Greenfield, which struck and killed a pedestrian last Sept. 3. Mrs. Nevin was acquitted of a reckless homicide charge in the case earlier this week but was fined $2,000 when a jury convicted her of leaving the scene of an accident.

Mrs. Nevin paid the fine yesterday but her attorney said the woman's mother had mortgaged her home to raise the money. EM Blocks From Union Station PENfl. RAMP LOT 103 Virginia Ave. Drivt Up the Ramp Modern Parking Lots 2 SENATE RAMP LOT 206 W.

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