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THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1957- PAGE 11 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR RADIO ASD TV IIICHUCHTS our Radio And Television Programs For Thursday (All Programs Dated Central Oavliirht Time) Speedway Net Show Will Dominate Fare By JULIA DAUGHERTY THE '500 MILE race will dominate today's airwaves fare; but after the complete five-hour marathon coverage is over, it will be business as usual on both radio and TV. Tennessee Ernie'a guest on WFBM-TV at 8:30 p.m. AN EXCURSION into the fascinating underwater world of skin divers wil! be the Bold Journey, on WTTV at 8:30 p.m. "The Jumping Parson," story of the first Army chaplain to become a paratrooper, will be the Telephone Time story on WTTV at 9 p.m. FOR TV FLICK FANS: "Les Miserables" with Fredric March and Charles Laughton, on WISH-TV's Late Show at 10:45 p.m.; and "On Your Toes" with Vera Zorina and Eddy Albert on WTTV at 10:45 p.m.

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on five local outlets. WIRE, WISH, WFBM, WIBC and WXLW and 302 stations across the country. WIBC's Sid Collins will be at the helm again for the 10th year, with a pool of announcers, taken from local outlets, in key positions around the track. As in the past, television will be a step child with no "live" coverage of the race. However, WFBM-TV will screen a half-hour of film highlights at 10:30 p.m., and WTTV will have a quarter hour also at 10:30 p.m.

By the way, Collins will appear on Sunday's Ed Sullivan Show with the winner of today's racing classic. THE DISTAFF SIDE of the James Mason family, wife Pamela and daughter Portland, will team for "Circle of the Day" on Playhouse 90, WISH-TV, 8:30 p.m. Apparently, the entire family did so well on a recent Panic appearance that mother and daughter will try it again tonight. Charlie VanDoren, the retired quiz-whiz of Twenty-one, seems set for a spot on NBC's Wide Wide World next season, but Dave Garroway will stay on as host. BEST BETS TODAY TV Miriam Hopkins will play a fading actress who is accused of a hoax on the eve of her Broadway come-back in "The Disappearance of Amanda Hale," on Climax, WISH-TV, 7:30 p.m.

A MISSING woman will be found dead in her home on Dragnet, WFBM-TV, 7:30 p.m. Monica Lewis will play a school teacher who is not interested in show business on Danny Thomas' stanza, WTTV, 8 p.m. LOWEST PRICES NO DOWN PAYMENT Material Only or Erectrd Hole Digging; Service) Available ORNAMENTAL IKON AND FENCE MIL WA 6-2434 Stat Fsirfljretjne'a 1701 E. 38TH Avcraa Hn. CMnpletaly TreatMl IMmt Hove 24' crawt to.) llflTiaE GUAtANTEE ft AN Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back! I Offict: 38 W.

30Hi fct DntM Sa HMpttltlt By Ripley Senate Voles Sharply 7 Die, 5 Hurt In Missouri Car Accident Cuba, Mo. (AP) Two carloads of people headed for Memorial Day visits with relatives crashed at a highway intersection yesterday. Seven died and five were injured in central Missouri's worst highway accident in more than ten years. Six of the victims, three related couples from Missouri, wera in the same car. THE MISSOURI Highway Patrol said their car pulled onto U.S.

Highway 66 from Missouri Highway 19 and was rammed by another car in which five members of a suburban Chicago family were headed west on 66. Mrs. Marjorie Parson, 30 years old of Melrose Park, 111., died more than five hours after the crash in a hospital at nearby Rolla, Mo. Killed In the Missouri car were Henry Allison, 49, his wife, Ethelyn, Clarence Byars, about 70, and his wife, May Elizabeth, all of Auxvasse, and Sam Watts, about 70, and his wife, Sue, both of Mexico, Mo. Mrs.

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I I 10th and Arlinf ten Slashed Housing Bill TV SCOOP -WITH 6 MOATS -6 GATES JS jT" Washington (AP) The Sen ate last night passed a sharply scaled-down housing bill authorizing $1,600,000,000 in new funds for a variety of housing programs. The measura also would cut the down payments on FHA-insured home loans. It was passed 69-1 after three days of debate. It goes to conference with the House which passed a much larger bill carrying $2,473,000,000 in new authorizations. THE SENATE version Includes money to continue slum clearance programs, to provide a market for home mortgages where private lenders are not available, and to continue programs providing college housing, armed forces housing, cooperative housing, and homes for such special groups as minorities and the aged.

But the measure was trimmed down in Senate voting far below the in new appropriations contained in the bill as it emerged from the Banking Committee. Some senators such as Senator Byrd complained that the totals in the bill still were about $450,000,000 above President Eisenhower's budget requests for housing. They said sociu XrJ TONIGHT AT 10:30, FLORSHEIM SHOES PRESENT FOR THE FIRST etr. this would wipe out all the savings made by the Senate to far on appropriations bills. THE SENATE beat down an effort of some Democrats to make a big increase in the public housing program to 200,000 units a year for two years.

Present law calls for 35,000 for ona future year. The proposed change was beaten 54-20. However, the bill does contain several provisions liberalizing the public housing program. One of these would permit families of somewhat higher income to continue in public housing. Another would raise the maximum cost limits for construction of the units.

A third would eliminate from the law the so-called "workable program" requirement that cities must meet before they can start a new project. The lower down payments on FHA loans in the bill would be at the rate of 3 per cent on the first $10,000 of the cost of a house, 10 per cent on the next $6,000, and 30 per cent above that up to $20,000. Present law provides for 5 per cent on the first $9,000 and 25 per cent above that. WFxIS-F3I LoS 95.5 Mtoacvcla fCantral Dovlisht Tim THURSDAY PROGRAM Memine 6 OO-Sun Seranad I 8 00-Mrrn. Variety Songn IQ.OO-Rhvthmt.ma 11 tOO-Mallow Mul Aftamean 1 -DO-MrAmorv too i 3-OO-Mutlf M'worlrj z-m-oaion orch.

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At the same time an official church analysis indicated the campaign already was having its effects on th City religious tone. All seats in Madison Square Garden were filled by 18,500 persons. About 700 others stood behir.d th rear rows of tha balcony as the l.ieitms opened. Dr. Phillips P.

Elliott president of the Protestant Council of New York City, said 8,793 "inquirers" had been referred to various churches in response to Graham's cail for "decisions for Christ," and that a total of 242,300 persons had heard Graham's messages. Dr. Elliott said the crusade TIME ANYWHERE, EXCLUSIVE FILMS OF TODAY'S "5O0" RACEI NEW! REVOLUTIONARY ECONOMICAL Dr. Walkers FOUNTAIN-FLOW TOOTH BRUSH WFBM-TV CHANNEL. Who says it can't be done? Tonight at 10:30 on WFBM-TV only a few hours after it's over you can see the blazing highlights of today's "500" race.

Yes, we're going to scoop the world so be sure to tune in! Q. Could you tell me how many social security account numbers have been issued to date? A. AnDroximately 158 mil lion account numbers have been issued. Q. I understand a person under 72 drawing social secur ity checks can earn up to $1,200 in the year and receive all checks.

Do bonuses, vaca tion and holiday pay count in the A. Yes, such payments are to be counted as earnings toward the $1,200 amount. Q. Why is it that I can get disability payments from my insurance company and am not able to freeze my social security account? A. The rules in the social security law for deciding whether a person is disabled are different from rules in other disability programs.

This means that some disabled people who receive payments from private companies may noi x-Tressarily qualify under the social security law. other fronts, citing weekly workshops for ministers and the daily followup by clergymen with "inquirers" seeking church affiliation. The crusade has been such that the council has taken re-organizational steps to capitalize on it. A PUBLIC SERVICE OF FLORSHEIM SHOES any Toothpaste plunger and cap Push, and your en tht) Bristle ready again CONTEST TODAY TilT. If YOU CUttt WITHIN 100 OP THI COtteCT TOTAL, Wt WILl 5ND YOU ANOTHEt TOOTHnnUSH fet.

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