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Douglas MacAnhur's Asiatic program, the governors called for a strong tight in Way For Youth Way For Youth GOLD RUSH OF '51 Win in Bonds Total of $26,200 in Cash Prizes Sponsored by ST. RITA'S CHURCH 9 No School Today Mind Vr. Manners No School Today Mind Yr. Manners Nd School Today Mary L. Taylor No School Today Mary L.

Ta lor Tulsa. Okla fAP)--The Re-j publican National Committee xoted Ss-ll vosteniiy to hold its lire pit'vidential nomination eon- i xention in Chicago the wick of July 7. The approval of Chicago came after Philadelphia had lost a lengthy to bring the run- vention to that city wheie Gov-i ernor Thomas E. Ivwey of New York was nominated a second lime in 194S. I Before the tiiial vote a motion by Fred C.

Senhner Maine i Republican committeeman to hold the comcntion in Chicago the week of June 23 vas voted dnw KS-9 Senator Miliikm of Colorado was the main speaker at the committee meeting called principally to pick a convention site and date. 1 IV A IK. HIIMi political sjieech Milhkin told the Republicans Korea was the last straw and the people me goihg to Morion Dow ney Morton Dow ney Crossroads Party News; Folk Stars Crossroads Party Folk Frolic Crossroads Party Folk Star Frolic Crossroads Party Folk Star Frolic Easy On Record News; Band Easy On Record I larmony Shop Easy On Record Kids' Korner Home Beautitul Kids' Korner MERCHANDISE I A't's Pretend Chuckle Time Junior Matinee Chuckle Time Junior Matinee High School Hr. The Deei sla cr Mike Reports Pinto Pete For AUCTION MEN Let Pretend Maugham Theater Maugham Theater SO :15 :43 Inland City Jobbers 11 Youth Stories Frontier Fighters Club Women Jerry At Circus American Farmer Frontier Tow American Farmer Frontier Town News; Monroe Crosby Croon Opportunity Girl Mid-day Varieties Today's Theater Today's Theater Grand Central Grand Central Rabbit Club Rabbit Club Country Carnival Country Carim al 1 DIAMOND Afternoon WISH 1310 ABC WIRE 1430 HBC WFBM 1240 CBS WIBC 1070 Mutual WXIW 1590 FREEZERS NO DEFROSTING WEBBER APPLIANCE CO. 2740 MADISON ID.

0493 Oprn 1'illy Till 9 P. 10 Millionth Tree Planted Scliriclver Officiates At T.S. Forest Kite Bedford, Ind. Spl.) -The LOANS WE Buy Diamonds 239 W. WASH.

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VlREStarTirne" News Bing Crosby Sidewalk Reporter Navy Show Vincent Lopez Vincent Lopez Stars Review Hits Stars ReviewHits throw out the "foul gang'' now in olfice in Washington. "Our people are through with them. They are going to kick them out of oflice in 19.VJ and Hollywood Stars Farmers' Guide I follywood Stars Ov erseas Prev iew MGM Theater Hickory Shindig MGM Theater Overseas Preview 1 :15 :1 WIKE Star Time WIRE Star Time WIRE Star Time 000, fx Kith tree was planted in the on the jwagoda side. The fitt will le' trained on the track while the rH'iating 'with a Zomar lens can coer the pagoda ajul pits. Trials will he televised ft om 2 to 3 put.

today and again toj nHtrrow from 3 to 4 p.m. ON TIIK KUMO: James A. If "alley's address-from the Ithaca College Mid-Century Convocation will be carried by WFBM-CBS Ht 10:15 p.m. He'll, speak on "Reaching the Minds and Hearts of Men Through Improved Standards of Living." A pieview of newly-recorded songs by the DePauw Univer-sity' Choir and The Collegians will be l.ard at p.m.; WIRE. Met sopiano Blanche Theboin desetts -the music world for a stmt with other 20 (Question I --nolists (7 p.m., WIBC-MBSt.

Vocalovely Margaret Phelan, supper club favorite, guests with Morton Downey and the Skylarks (9:30 a WFBM-CBS). Stars over Hollywood has Ann Sot hern playing a magazine illustrator assigned to get writer Dan Clark back on lilerary beam (1 p.m., WFBM-CBS). Berry Kroeger and Haila Stoddard head the Broadway cast enacting "Not Guilty" for Grand Central Station (11:30 a.m., WFBM-CBS). FBM-TV LEADERS: Ken Murray's guest list reads like a show business and government Who's Who as the telecast originates from Philadelphia (7 p.m.). Taking a bow will be -Vice President Alben Barkley, Senator Estes Kefau-vcr, Eric Johnston, Paul Hoffman, Ginger Rogers, Robert Young, Susan Peters, Luise Rainer, Buddy Rogers, Charles Coburn, Morton William Gargen and Ralph Bellamy.

Dixie Showboat is replaced by a film series with live emceeing from WFBM-TV. Called Back Stage, the films parade such personalities as Charlie Barnett, Connie Haines and Peggy Lee in acts that made them famous (10 p.m.). Fran Warren assumes vocal duty as Freddy Martin takes they would like to see a quicker way of doing it," he. said. He listed what he called ef jlloosier National Forest jestcr-i day hy Governor Hemy F.

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Sports Ken Griffin News; Sports AmerUa'j Outstanding Combination nee and lumber losses sustained by Indiana over the last 50 to 100 years," the Governor said, as the tree was placed in a container on the stage of the American Legion home. It later ill he taken to a point on the Lawrence-Monroe County line where it will be placed in the earth. J. H. Price, Milwaukee, regional director of the United States Forest Service, presented Schricker with a miniature replica of a sign which will identify the 1 0,000,0001 tree.

Indiana will plant 1,000,000 trees, in all state forests, this year, the Governor said. He explained that, there are acres of forest land in the state. BUD COLLYER Watch SYLVAN. A'S new TV fun show BEAT the CLOCK Hi TV thaw with 1,000,000 loughs, pt.s.nlfd by your Sylvania Itctric Dtaltr 10:30 P.M. Ch.

6 Windows and Doors Small Monthly WIRE 1430 NBC WFBM 1240 CBS WIBC 1070 Mutual WXIW 1590 Night WISH 1310 ABC Pay nil forts of "spin ions peacemakers'1 since World War 11. condemning the Democrats and saying they "want to swindle themselves into another term of otlice as peacemakers." "By this time close to 70,000 casualties among our boss in Korea attest to the fact that they lie." he said. ''It their last big lie. They have gone ton far. They have irretrievably offended the deepest emotions of our people." MILI.IKIV I RIIKII that "true Democrats," veterans and women be rallied to the GOP banner.

It was a throw-ftie-rasrals-out attack that Millikin launched against the Truman administration. His prepared text was studded with such phrases as: Enthroned evil, impostors, immoral filth, wastrels and economic idiots, betrayers, decrp-tionists, spurious peacemakers, empty heads and congenital bunglers. Millikin urged that Ihe Republican leaders go home from their meetings and do those things needed "to make it easy for true Democrats and all citizens" to help "destroy enthroned and long triumphant evil. Make oppor MA. 5554 :15 3D News; Edition Speedw ay News Home Edition Home Edition Sports Reservists' Salute News News Reservists' Salute Modern Music Brownson-Wash, Saturday Music Vaughn Monroe America Plays News Vaughn Monroe Collins Column Jimmy Dorscy News 3 Suns; News Self-Storing 6 934 SOUTH EAST ST.

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11 A.M. AT THE CHURCH "Minority. Religion" A Religious Center With A Civic Circumference ALL SOULS UNITARIAN church 1453 N. Alabama St. TODAY ON TV! DON'T BE TELEVISION IS OUR BUSINESS, NOT A SIDE LINE COME IN TODAY COMPARE SETS WE SELL IT WE SERVICE IT 0 VJ preienied by treas of the new building.

Special broadcasts were featured by WGRE, DePauw's FM station, and a gala open house in the evening displayed the various uses to which the new building will be put. A "De Pauw Through the Years," written especially for the opening by Frank Wyka, graduate student, was- performed twice during the evening in the paneled ballroom. Seventy-five attended a dinner given for- fund-raisers. Arthur Miller, DePauw senior from Huntington, was toastmaster. Afterward townspeople and other off-campus visitors- were guided on' tours through the building by a.

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HrHt CHANNEL P.M. 9 30-VaiiEhn Monrn in no-rriip pit Gralium I 1 15-WrMtllni 13 nO-Nrws true," President Wildman said as he opened the new building. He announced that 5,900 individuals have contributed to the building, thus far. In his address, the Rev. Mr.

Hamilton said that the building is "dedicated to free discussion and that interplay of mind on mind which must be the very bedrock of our democracy." He told the students that as they go to the library for the wisdom of the past, to the classroom for the guidance of able instructors, to the playing fceld for sports, and to church for worship, so will they come to the union building for "small talk, amusement and free discussion." WARNING THAT the suppression of free discussion could take place even in our nation, the speaker said that if a police state ever develops here, the union building would be one of the first to be closed. Afterward the visitors inspected the lounges, music room, memorial room, radio studios, fountain room, kitchen, bowling and billiard rooms and other Greencastl, Ind. (Spl.) President Clyde E. Wildman yesterday cut the ribbon which officially opened DePauw's University's new Student Union Building, erected by the university, its alumni, and friends as a memorial to the 105 DePauw men who died in World War II. After nearly two years of construction, the Williamsburg colonial structure, with its three floors of recreation, activity, and meeting rooms, was thrown open to more than 2.000 students, faculty, and visitors.

The open-house program will continue, all day today. FOLLOWING- the opening ceremony, the Rev. Frank A. Hamilton, pastor of Trinity Methodist Church, Evansville, and president of the DePauw Dad's Association, addressed an overflow crowd in the ballroom. The University Choir, directed by George Gove, s.atig the DePauw songs.

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Mother's Day Founder To He Paid Tribute Philadelphia (AP) Flowers will be placed tomorrow on the grave sf Anna M. Jarvis, the little old lady who founded Mother's. Day 42 years ago. Miss Jarvis died Nov. 24," 1048, LANE RADIO DAILY CROSSWORD IclHlEklAnslrTTTclEl NUT I A A Bright- The Store That Servke Built 28.

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This year, the governor of. every slate but South has advised her ssuch a proclamation lms "been issued. Miss Hickman will lead the annual memorial services at -Miss Jarvis' grave tomorrow for the third time. A w-rcafi of white carnations will be placed on the grave. of Ireland Box I Clans (Ir.) Behold! Coordinating 41 conjunction trrmv PLAYTIME'S -OTS OF FUN IN 1 CASUALS $0 Sfy'CS! Their easy cut means comfort VtyiM and freedom a-toot for ploy! fJP-" jBL Their platform soles mean ex- 1 jfrr 1ra weQr and etra protection tVj I Children', Shoes, -NaI 2V TX.

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