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HfaMMhMMrfBijyM My 'M REPUBLIC BULLDOG Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona. Tuesday, 3Iay 5, 1953. Tunc In By Edge Sideshow Arizona "Republic Staff Artist German Attache To A MAN IN MIAMI, FLA, LEFT 440,000 TO HiS HE STATE GAME DEPT. HAS BB5UN PLANTING VaOPS QUEUED A ROWDV DRJNWNe BOUT-AT FOUR PET GOLDFISH PISH IN ARIZONA LAKES AMD STREAMS- LZJ A 4 ST ADDRESS OF A REHABILITATION CENTER FOR ALCOHOLICS- I 7 I I ATtlSTA MINUTE fS I t2 1 Account For TV Hit Talent, Trick Lens By 3IAGGIE WILSON That highly successful telethon, peared at Sombrero with Franchot I JUSTA MINUTE 1 I fMM WE JUS' Visit Here V. S.

G. Thuernau, commercial KTYL-TV Dut on Saturday and Tone in "Jason." He takes the put on Sunday should prove two points 1. Any local group planning attache of the West German consulate at Los Angeles, will be In the U.S. Department of Commerce's office here tomorrow on a telethon in the future had better take a page I rom Cerebral Palsy. vision Vir a rroffs morning to confer with any Phoenix district business men interested in German-made prod part of an Irish revolutionary who believes in non-violence At 10 p.m, (5) Playhouse of Stars features George Brent and Andrea- King in "Medicine Woman," the story of a femdee and a construction engineer who squabble over a reserved parking space At 8:30, (12) Gloria Swanson Theater's story is entitled "Hottest Day of the Year." RADIO TODAY: At 7 p.m., KOOL, Johnny Dollar, the in sional telethon- tosser who can ucts.

get the organi li zational a Wayne Baskin. Arizona district' rolling, and manager for the commerce department, said Thuernau will be house-guest of Fred E. Nimz, 16 E. Olney Lane. Man-Mad Climate who can work up the emotional pitch which climaxed the CP telethon.

2. Cameramen don't have to be surance investigator, visits a body-building gym and finds a not-so-healthy body and a nice young man in a. show called "The Blackmail Matter" At 11:30 a.m., KOY, Chicago Cubs vs. Phi Italy Is one of the few nations of the western world where prostitution is legalized. For Top Sport News Read The Republic The department of commerce offices are at 311 N.

CentraL Maggie Mil y-lf 4 ladelphia Phillies baseball game Industry's Waste Gas Makes World Hotter Bomb Shelters May Be 'Must' Building codes of the future probably will provide for bomb shelters, Rex Stanley, special events director, radio station KOY, told the real estate board Every year more people buy At 7 p.m., KTAR, Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis entertain Anne Baxter with a skit about the love of a woman for a strug experts. Some of the boys who operated the KTYL-TV cameras were doing it for the first time when the station debuted. But there was a gimmick a revolutionary camera lens, produced by Zoomar, allowed the camera operator to pan up close or fade back without dollying By FRANK E. CAREY gling inventor and a suitor who gives her furs. Jerry tries some WASHINGTON (AP) Carbon where along the line, to develop peppermint flavored dynamite sticks At 8 p.m..

KOY, "Let dioxide gas from man's increased industrial activity has enhanced yesterday. Stanley, who witnessed the atomic bomb explosion in Nevada March 17, described his ex the camera. The operator merely George Do It," lets George show seemed to flicked a lever which how teenage hoods spawn and op periences. Shelters used at the explosion, eo in for a make the camera erate in the slum lanes of a big a "greenhouse" effect in the upper atmosphere, tending to make the world's climate warmer, a Johns Hopkins physicist reported yesterday. Dr.

Gilbert Plass told the annual meeting of the American city. I I ii 3 closeup, but the camera never moved. An earlier lens, operat si OFF MIKE: Sports Publicist ing on the same principle in large auditoriums and sports fields, was George Fossum got a letter from acts in the same manner as the glass in a Dr. Plass said. "It prevents the escape of the long wave length heat radiation from the ground, but is transparent to the short wave length radiation that comes directly from the sun.

"Thus the carbon dioxide keeps the ground at an appreciably higher temperature than it would have if no carbon dioxide were present. An increase in the carbon dioxide amount allows the blanket to hold in more heat near the earth's surface." Dr. Plass said carbon dioxide from stepped-up industrial activity also tends to decrease rainfall. than any other television Stanley declared, proved many lives could be saved. Several types were used at the explosion, he said.

He believes future building codes would require shelters be built in new houses and probably in all existing homes and his cousin some years back say used in the 19o2 political con ventions. ing she had married a man in Geophysical Union "The large increase in industrial activity during the present century is dis' television. He couldn't remem buildings. IvoVucJc- charging so much carbon dioxide into the atmosphere that the average temperature is rising at the Only hitch: The new lens was lent for the telethon by a representative of the company who was returning from the Los An. trplps convention.

The lens isn't ber the TV man's name, but when Mrs. Warren Hull was introduced on the telethon, George shrieked. "Cousin!" He called her and hashed over the last 25 rate of 1 degrees per century Electrical Appliances- Fourth Floor It is believed that the wild brown bears of Britain were eliminated about 1,000 years ago. He said approximately 2 billion tons of coal and oil are burned years in the five minutes before she and her husband left for the each year, forming 6 billion tons in production yet and the one used here saw service for the first time during a live studio show. The representative jerked it off the camera and went fly ll I TV "1 I of carbon dioxide that are added airport.

to the atmosphere. THAT SENATORS BASEBALL Broadcast 8 P.M. By GLEN DALE MOTORS O'BRIEN INV. CO. Where On Earth ing east with it at 10 a.m.

Sun day. I The difference tonnage is explained by the fact that in the burning of the 2 billion tons of coal and oil, oxygen from the air also is consumed yielding 6 bil KTYL-TV croeramming is Wm Tm FM TrUkkMphebia? in1 KPiMimxK KRUX III I I 1340 KC fa TED UTIOOP" lion tons of carbon dioxide. TtRMS Carbon dioxide would be in the atmosphere even if aSBGIeH there were no industrial discharge of the gas, he added, because, for one thing, every living creature exhales carbon dioxide after breathing in oxygen. "The carbon dioxide in the air moving slowly as they try to get time segments cleared with the network, but clearance has been okayed on President Eisenhower's speech, via cable, at 8:15 p.m., Thursday, and for Dennis Day show, via cable, at 10 p.m. Fridays.

TV TODAY: At 4 p.ttu Channel 12, "Storm over Bengal" a movie with Patricia Knowles and Rochelle Hudson 6:30 p.m., 12 another movie, "Whispering Footsteps," with John Hubbard and Rita Quigley at 9 Chanel 5, Herb Shrin-er's guests include a man who looks like Ike and one resembling Harry Truman At 8:30 D.m 5) Favorite Story stars KOY MBS-550 KTAR NBC-620 KIFN 860 KPHO ABC-910 KOOL CBS-960 KRIZ 1230 KTYL 1310 KRUX 1340 VTA Calendar AJVI. TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1953 Tuesday G. S. Skiff Board meeting at Are you afraid of the dark? Do you have a morbid fear of spies and foreign agents, a dread of the number 13, or simply an ungovernable impulse to bite? Then consider yourself lucky. You have a phobia! A phobia, derived from the Greek word for fear, is an interesting mental quirk of which almost everybody nowadays 2:30 p.m.

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The perfect excuse for copy writers, a newspaper man, and any one else faced with a deadline. GYNEPHOBIA aversion to association with women on any social leveL" A pip for bachelors who want to stay single. SKOPOHOBIA a paranoidal dread of spies and foreign agents. Stay away from this one if you want to work for the FBI. BASOPHOBIA hysterical fe.ar of standing up and attempting to walk.

Made to, order for barflies who don't want to go home. AGRIOTHYMIA HYDROPHOBIA an ungovernable impulse to bite. Can be used with NYCTOPHOBIA (fear of the dark) by maidens trapped in a wolf's apartment. TRIAKAIDEKAPHOBIA a fear of the number 13. Very common.

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