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Washington Merry -Go -Round. Sen. Smith Outsmarts Taft In Pulling Wires Backstage By DREW PEARSOX in the -e'nRt Taft of Ohio. Last fall, Sen. Margaret Chase Smith, Maine Republican, was jumped off the senate investigat- ng committee.

The man who nitiated her exit was Sen. McCarthy of Wisconsin who wanted 'eventje for Mrs. Smith's "declara- ion of conscience" in which she irged a fair hearing for those and falsely smeared by 'IcCsrtliv However, Mrs, Smith would not lave been dropped from the in- committee had it not )een for Sen. Taft's covert support or McCarthy. It was Taft, rather haii McCarthy, who really gave he ax to the woman senator from laine.

Mrs. Smith had little to say at he time. She smiled sweetly, tyded ler time and worked at another ommittee job investigating the larvland elections. Several times Sen. Taft tried to our cold water on this Maryland irobe, claiming the election scan- a-ls in Maryland were peanuts ompared to what happened in )hio.

The elections committee take a good look at Ohio, said, if it wanted to unearth for general elections this summer; Italv, which has important municipal" elections this year; and of course the Tj.S.A., which is already warming up for the great four-year political tug-of-war- to see who will be the' next President. Chief difficulty with elections is their effect on international relations. The. British Labor government, for instance, cannot support our position regarding Communist China without getting a deluge of criticism from a powerful and quite vocal sectitfh of voters. The French government cannot spend too much on its budget for European rearmament without risking defeat at the polls.

Meanwhile, in the United States the MacArthur debate has already become a political row, closely linked with the 1932 presidential race. Most important of all, penaing elections make it difficult for the democracies to act in a 'hurry in case Moscow should move on one of the many potential war fronts. -All of which is one reason why the vear 1051 is such a crucial one whpn it. names to the Question of Your Radio For Week End Objects To Revised Wedding 'Anniversary List The long-awaited debut of Katharine Cornell, one of America's most distinguished actresses, is scheduled for the'U. S.

Steel hour tomorrow, May 6, at 6:30 real skulduggery. So Mrs. Smith quietly took Taft peace or war. at his word. "Sen.

Taft is quite she sweetly told her. Demo- (0 1951, Bell Syndicate.) cratic colleagues "on 'the election Railroader subcommittee. "We should investl gate the Ohio election." MAY EMBARRASS TAFT Such a probe has now beeni voted, but Taft is simply fit tojS 1 be tied. Angrily, he.told Republican leaders the investigation had not been cleared with him. Reason for Taft's ire is that any careful investigation of his recent re-election in Ohio probably will embarrass him more than the Democrats.

It will show, for instance, that he spent far more money than the Democrats and will show a vicious anti-Catholic whispering campaign waged by some of Taft's followers. Though Taft personally had nothing to do with the campaign, it was just as anti-American as the unfair fake literature used by the Republicans in Maryland to defeat Tydings. And bringing anti- Catholicism out in the open is not going to help Taft's- presidential chances. Thanks, however, to the kick Taft gave a woman, the senator from Ohio Is now going to be Investigated by Mrs, Smith's new committee. (Note Another senate probe which started with a flourish, is now gathorlng dust thanks to Sen.

Guy Gillette of Iowa. Gillette's investigators unearthed some strange evidence regarding Lt, Gov. Joe Hanle'y of New York, indicating that he had no debts In Iowa, though he worked a deal with Gov. Dewey last year for the! avowed purpose of paying off his! debts. For some strange reason' Gillette has now blown cold on the New York election probe.) SOVIET TEMPTATION Most dangerous fact about the present international situation is that four important countries now face elections.

This Is probably a greater temptation to the Soviet to strike than all other political considerations combined. The countries facing major elec- tions are: England, certain to stage an election in the fall; France, due Head Of Craft Group M. Kline, Southern Pacific en- has been elected acting of the United Railroad Crafts for the Tucson on NBC and The Theater Guild production of one hour in length will present Miss Cornell making first commercial broadcast as the star of the late George Bernard Shaw's "Candida." The classic comedy, never before heard over the air, has Miss Cornell in the. title role as" the witty, subtly understanding woman who "both astounds and confuses her admirers. For more than 25 years a brilliant performer in.

the American theater, Miss Cornell has audiences with her portrayals in "The Barretts cf Wimpole Street," "Candida," "Romeo 'and a host of other box-office successes. She recently completed a successful tour in "That Lady" in which she was last seen on The first American performance of "Candida" was given in private to a little theater group in Chicago in 1839, because of Shaw's unwillingness at that time to allow.his comedy to be produced When he finally relented, it was premiered in 1903 and became an immediate hit. One of the most popular productions of the play in 1941 had Miss Cornell, Raymond Massey and Burgess Meredith In the starring roles. An all-star supporting cast been assembled for this great production tomorrow evening, PICKS FOR TONIGHT Mnsic 7:00 --Hawaii Calls. Film Star Van Johnson guests on the weekly show from Waikiki beach.

(KTUC) 8:30 --Grand Ole Opry. Singer Margaret Truman, Fred Allen, Groucho Rogers and others assist Tallulah the season's- last (KVOA) Harris-Alice Faye. Phil and Frankle.manage.to get themselves and friends-in a peck of trouble. (KVOA) 6:00 Charlie McCarthy. Ann Sothern plays a model for the tattoo artist Charlie McCarthy.

(KOPO) Music 12:30 p.m.--Piano Playhouse. Ervln Laszlo, 19, 'joins Cy Walter, Stan Freeman and niano session. Ralph Sutton (KCNA) in a Heldt. Dean Jones, naval airman, defends, his newly won- honors agalns a new slate of contestants. (KOPO) Hour.

Young Soprano Valerie Lamores sings with the Seattle symphony. Comedy 3:30 and Mrs. Blandings. Jim Blandings fixes the barn for Muriel--or so he thinks. (KVOA) Corliss Archer.

of an old starts a family feud. (KOPO) M'vstery 4:00 p.m. Charlie Wild. The horse-betting wife of a counterfeiter supplies some tips and clues to the private eye. (KOPO) Operatin local.

Vernon L. McCann was chosen secretary-treasurer. The organization is a new labor group covering the crafts of switchmen, brakemen, conductors, engineers and firemen. A. Ford, national president, explained purposes and aims of the movement and spoke on progress of UROC throughout the country at a recent meeting Jield in the VFW hail.

MAT. JEROME ELMS OP 2S40 N. Cherry ave. is attending the academic instructor course at Maxwell air force base, Ala. Maj, Ellis served in China from 1945 to 1947 as a fighter pilot George Morgan guests with the gang.

(KVOA) Comedy Day. The tenor Impersonates an honest to goodness English lord. (KVOA) Canova. Judy takes concession at a (KVOA) SQUARE DANCING Sunday p.m. Follow the Crowd.

To Old Tucson Mnsic By ROY PINKSTON HIS ARIZONA PLAYBOYS Calling by CecU Holly and guest callers Junior Chamber of Commerce over a kissing society carnival. Mystery Bank robbers strike out because of a wayward baseball and a boy. (KOPO) 7:30 Broadway's My Beat. A crime without motive baffles Danny Clover. (KOPO) PICKS FOB TOMORROW Variety Show.

George Jessel, 'MEET ME AT i Py E. HURLING The truest; joys they prove Who free from quarrels live: 'Tls the most tender part of love Each other to forgive. --Sheffield. Have just been looking over a "revised wedding anniversary list" made up by the Jewelry council. What right has'the Jewelry council to.revise,the old wedding anniversary list? Anyway, I don't like their- list.

Too niuch jewelry in'it. As for example, the first anniversary clocks. Fifth, silverware; 10th, diamond jewelry; 15th, watches. Of course, they don't ignore furniture. But they make that the 17th anniversary.

If I were to revise would make anniversary. furniture the That's h.e first the now being paid a day, have asked" for $12. A dollar and a half an hour certainly doesn't seem too much for a registered nurse. Surely a registered nurse should be as much as a stenographer long song "You Can Have I don't Him, Didn't Love Him Anyhow Blues." INTERESTING BACHELOR; Alaska bachelor writes-there are no women at all where he lei. He Is with a group drilling for It would bachelor drilling for oil would be an interesting ijiatri monial prospect.

Speaking of oil, I am reliably informed 90 per cent of the patrons at the $100 window at Santa Anita race track last winter were oil men from California, Oklahoma and Texas. I wouldn't mind going drilling for some oil myself. Maybe I could get some of those Texas girls who young couple needs furniture. I start off their letters to me, "Eddie, would make-the 10th the fur an- honey," to tip me off on a good niversary. Then all the bride's spo 0r oil drilling, friends could chip in and buy ASK i Queries from clients.

Q. So you don't like poached egg with your which so many cooks seem unable to properly handle. Q. Wouldn't you rate Jimmy McHugh Boston above Walter Donaldson of Brooklyn as a song writer? 'A. you serious, mister, or just trying to get a rise out of me? Why, sir, McHugh has only writ ten outstanding hit, 'I Can't Give You but Love Baby." Donaldson wrote a dozen "or "more smashers.

Just to name a few: "My Buddy," Carolina in the Morning," "Yes, sir. That's My Baby" and "My.Blue Heaven." AMONG THE MARRIED As for weddings in'' unusua' places: Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Mer- on of Seattle were married In an airplane 2500 feet above Washington in 1946. Not-only-that, he Mertons were married: on Friday, Their marriage-has een a gr-eat success.

They are'very happy and the justly, proud parents of two -beautiful children. (Dist. King Features) aimot's i nw Standard SAtfS HE "You afe continually reporting the measurements of some emaciated females as representing near perfection In figure," writes a Chicago bachelor. "My favorite female acquaintance has the following measurements: "Height, 5 feet 6 (in stocking feet)- bust, 37 inches; waist, inches; hips, inches; weight. 154 pounds." She suits me fine.

She naturally would, as I am president of the 'Society for the Prevention of the A $500. Standard Oil Co. of Cali- i sapp earance of the Full-Bodied, fornia scholarship to the Univer-j Woman All my dream girls have sity of Arizona has been won by like Lillian Russell." Richard Eugene Ayers, Phoenix. Now a senior at North Phoenix school, Ayers will enter corned beef hash. How about baked beans? A.

go for the baked i I beans if prepared in true England fashion. Baked beans Is another of those simple dishes joke is to in one of Shakespeare's Toss that query at the university's college of engineering (nearest literary critic and if he can 'answer' It as quick as a fifth of a flash he doesn't have to buy me a next fall. The scholarhip Is one of four gflven by the company. They are also given sophomores, juniors and seniors, the Initial freshmen scholarship being a Scholarships are awarded, on ine promise of future leadership. Avers Is a member of an honor society, is a cadet ROTC colonel, president of Boys' Alliance and a member of the student executive He attended Boys' State at Flagstaff in his junior year and was one of two Arizona students named to attend the national convention.

sr.ogie. The book is one titled A Hundred- Merry Tales." It is mentioned in the play, "Much Ado About Nothing." This book of jests was published In 1526 A.D. There is a reprint of It in the San Francisco library, in a collection of over 1,000 joke books presented the library by Nat Schmulowitz. Nat, a well-known lawyer, has been coHecting joke books for over 30 years. ASIDES In New York, registered nurses Open Bowling Always 25c rate--15 yr.

olds and under No LlqDOK Permitted Wcrlitzer Music System New Billiard Room Grade A Fountain Service Winter Visitors welcome Clean Re.st Rooms Church and Club Gronps in sited Free Inst. Satnrdays 10-11 SPEEDWAY BOWLING LANES Open 11 ri.m. Till 1 a.m. 240 Stone for Res. Ph.

3-2C32 VALERIE LAMOREE, soprano MANUEL ROSENTHAL, conductor Seattle Symphony Orchestra Symphony No. 41, in Major Mozart Allegro Vivace Minuetto Finale Don Giovanni: Batti, batti, bel Masetto Mozart Academic Festival: Overture Brahms The Prodigal Son: Air de lia Debussy Le Hoi Malgre Lui: Fete Polonaise Cbabrier Program subject to possible change May 6, nil 'atom Satlg tvinlng, .8 1M1 SUPERB STEAKS MODERATELY PRICED that's what you'll find at Schaimet's Pit, the Specialty Restaurant for iff excellent food. Our steaks are from top quality beef and to bring out their own wonderful flavor, we broil them over anv open grill using a i a This method of cooking gives yen really superb steak. Hours: 5 P. M.

to Midnight Sundays: 12 Noon to P. M. Closed Mondays! A I I A KVOA--1290 NBO iCNA--1340 ABC KTCC--1400 MUTUAL KOPO--1450 CBS ETKT--14M SATURDAY NIGHT May 5, 1951 DRIVE-IN Always Wo Strive to Please 1'ou Sow We Have Added CHICKEN IN THE BASKET It's Good It's Tasty Try it Today E. 3rd St. and NOW OPEN WSTMORE POOL AND PICNIC AREA 10:30 A.M.

TO 10:30 P.3I. 7 DAYS A North on Oracle Road, Past Ccmctary to the Sign at Wctmore Road Italian an! American Food at its best iToday'f Special 'CHICKEX LIVER DINNER sonp or juice, salad potato nnd YCgetable or spaghetti colfeo or tea, dessert VILLAGE RESTAURANT 1406 Oracle Rd. Phone 3-43J2 Listen to the Entertaining Music of The Home of Arisona Cowboy Breakfast Dining Room Coffee Shop Curb Service Fountain flTONE AT CENTRAL I RESTAURANT OPEN A. M. TO A.

M. PIZZA ITALIAN RESTAURANT Out Qrders Phone 2-2028 COMPLETE EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES for BARS, HOTELS RESTAURANTS BOBDOUTHAT Ph. 5-7293 GENE REYNOLDS Ph. 6-09G7 FREE Estimating and Planning! A AARON and THELMA Singin' and Playin' Your Requests This Week's Special Is "A Million Miles From Your Heart" at THE SHAMROCK 1539 SOUTH 6TH AVE. EL CONQUISTADOR SWIMMING POOL PRIVILEGES NOW AVAILABLE APPLY AT POOL 9 a.m.

to 6 p.m. JUST ARRIVED FROM MAINE Flown by American Airlines specially for us! CHICKEN 5 Course Dinner $3.75 Buy 'em alive to take home, too! Sea Food and Shell Fish All Year 'Round LIP JOHN'S CAFE 401 N. Sixtli Ave. Phone 2-9121 Also serving the best in Italian foods day. Open every day until 1:00 a.

m. Sat. 'til 2:00 a.m. RACING AT R1LLITO Sunday, May 6th Post Time 1 P. M.

10 THRILLING RACES Pari-Mufuel Wagering Daily Double EIGHTH RACE 6 Furlongs Combination "THE AH REV01R ALLOWANCE" 1. Snicky 104 3. Fiijueroa 2. Bon 113 G. Mower 3.

Glydon Girl HO 4. 115 R. Holley 5. K. C.

Katy HI Cruz FTg. 6. Top Heavy 116 M. Pigueroa 7. Ti '113 J- Walker NINTH RACE Yards for Grade AA Horses "THE MEDICAL CENTER ALLOWANCE" 1.

Pay Joe H8 Walker 2. 2 Karat I 23 G. Mower 3. Whisper 123 at Pigueroa 4. Dandy Doll HO E.

Holley 5. Pie Face 107 J. Figneroa 6. Little Mouse 118 R. Gutierrez Whistling Cat 123 3.

Curry 8. Bnstcr 123 ST. Pattio ill NORTH FIRST AVENUE AKT) RIVER ROAJD--TUCSOX Bus Leaves.Terminal, Pioneer and Santa Rita Hotel, at 1230 Rebroadcast of the Races from P. M. Town Crier 8:15 Tucson Auto Racing .30 Jaz? Parade 8:43 Jazz Parade Jazzband Ball Jazzband Ball Old Times On Parado Old Times On Parade News Gene Autry Sports-Parade Gene Autry Top Tunes With Trendler Hopaiong CassKJj Top Tunes With Trendler Hopaiong Cassiay Amazing GracB Amazing Grace Liberty Scoreboard Hawaiian Serenade HJt til! 7:30 Dennis Day Dennis Day Movie Music Movie Music Pete Grose Show Pete GrospShow Hawaii Calls Hawaii Calls This Singing Country This Ringing Gang Gflnc Biisten B'wny Is My Beat B'way Is My Beat Fiesta Fiesta Fiesta Fiesta TlnlB 8:00 Judy Canova 8:15 Judy Canova 8:30 Grand Old Opry 8:45 Grand Old Opry Arizona Earn Dance Arizona Barn Dance Arizona Barn Dance Arizona Barn Dsnce Tucson vs, Juflreu Tucson vs.

Juarez Tucson vs. Juarez Tucson vs. Juarez Sing It Again Sins It Again Sins it Again Stnp 11 Again Fiesta Tima Fiesta Tima Concert Hall Conceil Hall 9:00 Dangerous Assignment Dancerous Asslsnment 9:30 Magnificent Montague 0:45 Magnificent Montague Hr. 10:15 Italian-American Sf, 10:30 Trailer Timo 10:45 Trailer Time Ed Delaney Ed Delaney Ed Doianey Ed Del-iney Tucson vs. Juarez Tucson vs.

Juarez Tucson vs, Juarez Tucson vs. Juarez Vaughn Monroe'i Show Vauchn Monroe'iShow Dinner Dialer Dinner Dialer Concert Hall Concert Hall Saturday Saturday Jamborea Dance Dance Timo Dance Time Tucson vs. Juarez Tucson vs. Juarez Arthur Van's Orch, Arthur Van's Orch. Listen 19 Listen In RequcsUully Yours Requesttully Vourfl Tho Real Jaut The Real Jazz El Victoria El Victoria 11:00 News 11:15 Coconut Grove Orch, Spado CooJey 11:45 Spade Cooley-News Time Dance Time Dance Time Dance Timo Sliver Nocturne Noctumo Silver Nocturno Sign Tempo Rendezvous.

Temoo Rendezvous Tempo Rendezvous Tempo Rendezvous Record Shop Record Shop Record Shop Record Shop 12:00 All Night Festival 12:15 All Night Festival 12:30 All Night Festival 12:45 All Night Fofitival Sign Off SUNDAY MORNING News-Mus, on Moonbeams News- Otf Music on Moonheams Music or Moonbeams Music on Moonbeams "May 6, 1951 3:55 KVOA 5:00 La Bora Mexlcana 8:00 La Hora Mexicans 6:15 La Hora Mexlcana 6:30 Lo Hora Mexicans 0:45 La Hora Mexicana Melody Time Melody Time Melody Time Time Farm Hour Farm Hour Farm Hour Farna Hour 7:00 Lo Hora Mexlcana Ln Hora Mexicans 7:30 Wy Remember 7:45 We Remember Melody Time Melody. Time Melody Time Melody Time El Dcspertador El Despertador El Despertador El Despertador Old Pueblo Hour Old P-ieblo Hour Old Pueblo Hour La MlslQD Luterana Radio Pulpit 8:15 Radio Pulpit 5:30 Good News Hour 8:45 Good News Hour News Melody Time Melody Time Melody Time Aviation News Old PueWo Hour 45 Minutes troro B'way O'' 1 Pueo 45 Minutes from way Old PueWo Hour 45 Minutes from 3'way Old Pueblo nour 9:00 First Church of Christ 8:15 Morning Serenade Voles ol Propnecy 8:43 Voice Of Tucson Roundup Melody Time Melody Time i Melody Time Hits and Encores Hits and Encore? Hits find Encores Hits and Encores Salt Lake Tabernadft Salt Lalte Rhythm Serenade Rhythm Serenade 10:00 News 10:15 Ernie Lee Eternal Light 10:45 Eternal Light Polish Polka Time Polish Time Polish Polka Time Sunshine Boys Glenn Hardy-News Hits and Encores Hits and Encores Hits and En cores Latin-Amer Hit Parade Lattn-Amor Hit Parade Latin-Amcr Hit Parade Latin Amer Hit Parade 00. Jewish Program 11:15 Jewish Program 11:30 Program i l'4a Jewish Proffram News FlrsJ Southern Baptist First Southern Baptist Firsl Southern Baptist Radio Class Radio Bible Class Tucson Churefits Tucson Churches Invitation to Music Invitation to Music Invitation to Music Invitation to Music Moments of Meditation of Meditation Fiesta Fletw Tim- Fiesta Fiesta Time Fiesta Fiesta Fiesta Fiesta Fiesta Time Fiesta Time Record.Bandstana A AFTERNOON 12:00 Catholic Hour 12:15 Catholic Hour 12:30 Bob Considlne 12:45 Cerebral Palsy Program Piano Playhouse Piano Playhouse News Music for Meditation Back to God Bach to God Frank and Ernest Bill Cunningham 1:00 Assignment Tucson Assignment TUCSCD David 'Lawrence 1:45 John Cameron Sway Paglna Musical Paglna Musical Pagina Musical Paglna Musical Wild Bill Hickok Wild Bill Mprtln Kane' Martin Kane Invitation to Music Invitation to Music Symphonette Symphonette Bill Larry Leseuer Magic Carpel Melodies Magic Carpet Melodies Musical Scoreboard coreboard-Baseball Yankees vs. Tigers Yankees vs. Yankees vs.

Tigers Yankees vs. Tigers Yankees vs. Tigers Yankees vs. Tigers 2:00 The Falcon The Falcon 2:30 American Forum 2:45 American Forum Old Fashioned Revival Old Fashioned Revival Old Fashioned Revival Old Fashioned Revival The Shadow The Shadow True True Detective Sunday Matinee Sunday Matinee Rate Your Mate Rate Vour Mate Yankees vs. Tigers Yankees vs.

Tigers Yankees vs. Tigers Yankees vs. 3:00 Phil Regan Phil Regan-News 3:30 Mr and Mrs Blandlngs Mr. and Mrs Blandings Lutheran rfour Roy Rogers Lutheran Hour Hoy Rogers Greatest Story Ever ToIdNick Carter Greatest Story Ever ToldNlck Carter Musical Memories Freddie Freddie Martin Edward Morgan Record Bandstand. Record Bandstand Sunday Serenade Sunday Serenade 4:00 The Big Show 4:15 The Big Show 4:30 The Big Show 4:4.1 The Big Show Hour of Decision Hour of Derision Bark to the-Biblc Back to the Bible Harmony House Harmony House Harmony House Harmony House Charlie Wild Charlie Wild Our Brooks Our Miss Records at Random Records at Random Records at Random Records at Random 5:00 The Btg Show 5:15 The Big Show 6:30 Harris Fa.ve Harris Faye Stop the Music Stop the Music Stop the Music Stop the Music California Caravan California Caravan Peter Salem Peter Salem Jack Benny Jack Benny Amos Andy Amos Andy Records at Random Records at Random Records Random Records at Random' NIGHT 6:00 Hedda Hopper SMS Hedda Hopper 6:30 Theatre Guild 6:45 Theatre Guild Hawaiian Music Hawaiian.

Music Great Moments Great Moments Aw Maria Hour Ave Mnria Hour Hour of St. Francis Tucson vs. Juarez Edcar Bergelp Show Edgar Bergen Show Red SKelton Red Skelton EvenJnu; Serenade Evening Serenade Evening Serenade Evening Serenade 7:00 Theatre Guild 7M5 Theatre Guild 7:30 Texas Rangers 7:45 Texas Rangers Walter WtncheU Louella Parsons Album of Music Album of M'usic Tucson vs. Juarez Tucson vg, Juarez Tucson vs; Juarez Tucson VS, Juarez Corliss Archer Corlisjj- Archer Horace Heidi Concert Hall Concerl Hall Concert HaJi Concert BjOI 3-00 Question 8:15 S64 Question 8-30 Arizona Crossroads 8-45 Arizona Crossroads Paul Harvey Doctor's Orders Rhythmic Reminiscing Rhythmic Reminiscing Tucson vs. Juarez Tucson-vs.

Juarez Tucson vs. Juarez Tucson vs. Juarez-News Contented Hour Contented Hoar Chorallers Choralicrs Concert Hall Concert Hail Concert' Hail Orchids of Melody 9:00 Freedom Story 9:15 News 0:30 standaro 8our V4J1 Standard Hour Drew Pearson 20 Questions News Monday Morn deadlines 20 Questions Bins Crosby Geo Sokolsfcy Tucson vs. Juarez The'Whistler Harry Wlsmer Tucson vs: Juarez The Whistler Talent fop Christ Talent for Christ Hawaiian Serenade Hawaiian Serenade 10 00 Standard Hour 10:15 Standard Hour Reporter 10:45 Art of Living News Dance-Time Dance Time Dance Time Glenn Hardy-News Tucson vs. Juarez Tucson vs.

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