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THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR PAGE 0 FRIDAY, MAY SO, 1958- rrnt Mfxn Your Radio And Television Programs For Friday Kadio-TY 1 1 i i 1 1 1 iirl 1 1 Senator Urges End Of Global Handouts (AH Programs Listed on Central Daylight Time) Step Lively! WIRE 1430 WISH 1 3 1 0 WFBM 1260 WI8C 1070 WXLW 950 Morning lt; Wtllf Mphrlinej Nehrlinf fana lair Mews; Wttir. Cette Caftee 6:00 :15 :45 MerrisM Marti sm ftewv: tot tak TELEVISION Today (WFBM TV, j6 a WLW-I (U) WFBM (61 WISH l( WTTV (41 Netrlinf M. farmer Abua lit 1. Mack I. i.

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Get your copy at any newsstand today! Seertt Caller treat Caffee treat tame News; Itdiet -ladies ladies ladies Washington (AP) Enactment of President Eisenhower's foreign aid program as written was urged by a Republican Senator yesterday while a Democrat called for an end to "global handouts." The senators, H. Alexander Smith and Olin.D. Johnston spoke in the second day of freewheeling Senate debate on legislation authorizing a foreign aid program for the 12 months starting July 1. EFFORTS to cut the controversial measure were put off until next week. Smith urged the Senate not 9 Silent Sileat Sileat Sileat Kiadergirttw liaderjarteai Kiadergartea liatergarte :00 :30 :41 Ikft.

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Memorial Day (WFBM-TV, 4 p.m., Channel 6) President Eisenhower will speak at ceremonies in Arlington National Cemetery when the Unknown Soldiers of World War II and Korea are interred. WLW I (Channel 13) will carry a portion of the ceremonies at 7 p.m. Phil Silver (WISH-TV, 8 p.m., Channel 8) Comedian Orson Bean and his actress wife. Rain Winslow, will guest. 500 Highlights WFBM-TV, (Channel 6), will carry a wrap up of today's race on film' at 8:30 p.m.

WLW-I (Channel 13) will do the same at 9 p.m. WISH (8) WIW-MI3 WTTV (41 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WXLW 950 Id SI St Cluk Id SO SI Clak Moviektese Moriehouse Sileat Silent SHent Silent SOI lace SOI lace SOI lace SOt lace SOI lac SM lace SOt lace SOO lace WXIW News larr) Welk Fred Waring Fred Waring PT-Tta "tel Mitl; Hews: Wrhr, I I 11 I finfShaw fana Newt lifll lAi.ll) Firsl Show W.rld Itras I k.JuJ :45 first Show World tares :00 fir, Shew leaf Clock I I :1.T Firsl Shew Irat Clack SUPER MARKETS I I First Shew Koas Fartf I. I :4 First Stow House Party to put a'financial straitjacket on the President at a time of Communist-inspired anti American outbursts around the world. He cited anti-American demonstrations in South America, Lebanon and Algeria. Declaring "we can expect lots of tough going in the future," Smith said this country will not react to the Soviet challenge by retreating or cutting foreign aid.

"I cannot be party to any tampering with the security of the nation," he said. Johnston called for halt in the foreign aid program. He said on balance it has "created mischief and mistrust in the world, produced a re-1 i a upon 'purchased friends. (and) caused us to be scorned as suckers." REFERRING to the recent mob demonstrations against Vice-President Richard Nixon in South America, Johnston said "our globalists have been so busy shoveling out aid to Europe and Asia we seriously neglected our American neighbors to the south." He said he intends to offer an amendment to require one-third of all U.S. aid go to South America.

But, he said: "For the survival of Amer ica, I think nothing more is needed now than an end to foreign aid." Joining in the debate. Sen. Gordon Allott said it was in this country's interest to aid poor, underdeveloped nations that are trying to establish their own governments and improve their living standards. Reformatory Offieial Gels Promotion Appointment of James R. Beasley, an assistant superintendent at the Indiana Re Morlehoase Morithoase Mofiehoase Moriehoase Silent Silent Silent Silent SOI lace SOI lace SOt lace 50t lace SOt lace 500 lace SOt Race JOHace SOllece" SOt lace 501 lace SOO lace SOI lace 500 lace 501 lace SOt lace SOt lace SOt lace SCO lace SOI lace lot lace SOI lace SCI lace SOO lace SOt lace SOO tact SOO lace SOO lace News; rt Roberts News.

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Person to Person (WISH -TV, 9:30 p.m. Channel 8) Texas pianist Van Clihurn and actress Olivia de Havilland will be at home to Murrow's cameras. For TV Flick Fans: -Maids Night Out," (193S) with Joan Fontaine, at 10:20 p.m. on WTTV (Channel 4). WLW-I (Channel 13) will air "West Point of the Air" (1935) with Robert Taylor and Maureen O'Sullivan, at 10:15 p.m.

WISH-TV (Channel 8) will screen "The Mummy's Ghost" (1944), with Lon Chaney and John Carradine, at 10 45 p.m. and "Bwana Devil," THE NEW director began LB. CUT UP 10c 6 little Rascals little lascalt lujs lunny News Weather NIC Newt truth Or truth Or News: Wthr. CIS News Short) Sheehat Short) Sheeha Godfrey Godlre) Sprfs CSS Newt Eeening Sere. News World Neat Perry Com News load Show load Show AIC News News Sports Dinner Dance telle test :00 :13 :30 :45 LB.

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I ijiEg-- lale Show late late She Nite teat Sign Off Sign Olf 1.30 A M. fcl Ocnett comnatkt rolttf hv 3laiipomr Chief To He Finiicmu; Washington (UPI) The While House said yesterday President Eisenhower will nominate Charles C. Finucane of Spokane, as assistant secretary of defense" for manpower, personnel and reserves. Subject lo Senate confirmation, Finucane will succeed William H. Francis who died of a heart attack last Saturday.

(1952) with Robert Stack and Barbara Britton. at 12:30 a.m. WFBM-TV (Channel 6) has scheduled "Wicked Woman" (1953) with Edmond O'Brien and Beverly Michaels, at 11:30 p.m. Radio 500-Mile Race: All Indianapolis AM radio stations, except WXLW, will air complete coverage of the race, starting at 10:45 a.m. WXLW will continue with its regular schedule, supplemented with traffic reports to.

aid motorists. Cavalcade of Sports (WIRE, 9 p.m.) The Wehh-Beecham 10-round middleweight bout will be aired. vory snve It Sll It Wiih Stnr Quick. Action' Want Ad. AT LEADING DRUG COUNTERS Speedway Network Taps 302 Stations Across Nation HEDGES PONTIAC Presents formerly of WIRE, and a staff of local sportscasters drawn rr Total Getting Jobless Pay Down 82,000 Washington (UPI) The number of unemployed workers receiving jobless benefits dropped by 82,000 in the week ended May 17, the Labor Department reported yesterday.

New jobless claims also were down. from Indianapolis stations. "500 AND THE WINNER WIBC's Bob Hoover will be a last-minute substitution in the garage area, filling in for Fl. Wiiym; Walcr former winner Floyd Davis. APPROXIMATELY 302 radio stations throughout the United States will carry today's 500 Mile Race over the Indfanapolis Motor Speedway Network.

Network coverage, which is exclusive and complete, will blanket all 48 stales and be aired to servicemen overseas over the Armed Forces Radio Network. The race also will be re- Male Hike Asked A total staff of 30 people is required to broadcast the race, including announcers, engi Authority to increase mu neers, lap-men runners, etc. nicipal water rates was sought It was the fifth straight weekly decline in the benefit The program is produced by William Dean of WIBC and Bob Minton. also of WIBC, is chief technician. FILM HIGHLIGHTS OF THE 500-MILE RACE WITH COMMENTARY BY CHARLIE BROCKMAN 9:00 P.M.

TONIGHT WLW-I CHANNEL 13 rolls and brought the number of workers drawing jobless insurance down to 3,010,500. 3ut this still was sharply above the 1,364,200 listed a year ago. Till- DECLINE also was due in great part to the fact that by the city of Wort Wayne in a petition filed with the Indiana Public Service Commission yesterday. The utility reported losing $40,000 during the first four months of this year under present rates. A proposed new rate schedule is to be filed with the PSC upon completion of a study new under way.

Lo" MlDAV FIOCtAM (1)90 Hott fCvniial DnvHaM timtt about 55,000 workers exhausted their benefits. The other main factor was a seasonal broadcast over the Voice of America and translated into Spanish for rebroadcast to Latin America. STARTING TIME for network coverage will be at 10:45 a.m. (All Indianapolis AM radio stations with the exception of WXLW will air the racing classic). Now in its seventh year, the network is the largest sports hook-up of its kind in the number of subscribing stations and the length of the broadcast, according lo Gil Berry, director.

WIBC sportscaster Sid Col pickup in outdoor work, mainly construction. ft X) 's Beirut Calm Is SIi a tiered By Skirmish Beirut, Lebanon (UPI) Pro-government partisans and opposition forces battle yesterday on the outskirts of the Basta Moslem Quarter of Beirut, shattering an uneasy calm in the capital of crisis-gripped Lebanon. The Basta section of Beirut The department also said jobless claims by newly unem TV SCOOP OF THE YEAR! ployed workers reached a six-month low in the week ended MOVNiNQ May 24 when such claims dropped to 324,500. During the comparable 1957 week, new claims numbered 212,500. Immt mii hm'i 'tMnaMAV The department said that lins again win no.

chiet announcer as he has since the network started. Assisting him will be Charlie Ilrockman, 6 (X) Selntuil 't iKJ-Wnl. Ue ti bl'-iijt 1 Arm UD Nwi ft 3U- 8 JO pii'Htli OO M.nlc iWt i in New OU YW.jH UO 30 l( ft I 5 W-itt. Ud 0 -s Ntvi xVihe fa MlltNOON 7 O't M.H 5 Milt N'on 3t Newi A', M-H. Nfw i 6 Mikic 4 I -M-li.

Mtwi i ll) Mnvt '5 U-w 15 M.lt; Sn--l 7 4 S-yn after climbing to a mid-April high of insured un employment dropped 10 per cent in the next five weeks. IN THE SAME five weeks, DiWIMHTcliis Four Chair the proportion of workers re ladies ceiving benefits under the Fed eral-state insurance svstem I el I from 8 1 per cent to 7.2 per FA IS-FM Lo- MIDAV 'tOGRAM 5 MwBt vtlt fCnt' Dovhaht Timil MORNING cent. The rate was 7.4 per Velccme DAVE GARROWAY Indianapolis Salufes "TODAY" at-the Speedway! TODAY, 6-9 A.M. Glad fo have you back in fown, Dave! All of central Indiana will ba watching you and "TODAY" telecasting an extra hour from the Speedway! cent in the week of May 10 and 3.4 per cent a year ago. irks Wj A l'? i lllill laWilOii itMMBSfltflmWM III up Ml I Forty-four slates reported 6 CO- Sltravl MmiC ft i bfvt-o'im ft Club declines in insured unemploy 6 30Nrvity 1 00- M.

Ft Mol.Hnv I TONIGHT AT 8:30, FLORSHEIM ment in the week of May 17 and states reported drops is the stronghold of the forces opposing pro -Western President CamiHe Cliamoun. The crack of rifle fire and the (halter of automatic weapons broke out shortly after midnight. Three explosions were heard during the fighting which continued sporadically until before dawn. INFORMED sources said the explosions appeared to be centered near the home of pro-government Christian Deputy Jean Harb. Harb's home is on the edge of the Basta Quarter and he recently brought in partisan forces to defend it against attack by the rebels.

Opposition Leader Saub Salem said his supporters suffered only two wounded in the clash. He said the Harb partisans lost "three or four" dead. United States Ambassador Robert G. McCIintock yesterday confirmed reports he had rejected a note from opposition leaders which accused the Uniied States of iiTterfering in Lebanese affairs. in new claims in the week of AM'ffNOON May 24.

r. I 70 Hi ft Intl. J(V)M, shoes present for the first ti exclusive "films The biggest declines in bene Democratic women who will serve as chairladies in four wards were announced yesterday Mrs. Opal Kremcr, county vice-chairman. She also appointed Mrs.

Mary Scay, an 8th Ward commitlceman, as administrative assistant to the Democratic County Committee. New vice-chairmen are Mrs. Mary Cooke who will be co-chairman with the 6th Ward's Mrs. Maryhelle Gardener and in the 8th Ward, Mrs. Francis Korba replacing Mrs.

Lillian Gilkerson. Mrs. Anne Brown and Mrs. Katharine Fruits were named co-chairmen in the 21st Ward to replace Mrs. Margaret Mor-an.

In the 29th Ward Mrs. Pearl Bontrager replaces Mrs. Judith Barbarich. I VENING 7 10 Hi Fl Miftic Ootw Ml fit payments were reported by Michigan with a drop of 12,800 and Pennsylvania with a drop of 7,500. OF TODAY'S "5QO" RACE! 0 10 til Mi-J 2 00 -S or CH Dints T.f-., XnVKKTIKMFXT) WFB M-TV CHANNEL Nervous? When You Want to Calm Down, Not Slow MILES NERVINE oothi nerv, gntly relaxes you and with no livtle, logy otter-feeling! 7our "500" Station TV coop of the year! Tonight at 8:30 on wFBM-TV only a few hours after it's over vou can see the blazing highlight of todaVs "500" race.

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