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MINNEAPOLIS MORNING TRIBUM AFTER LAST NIGHT fly Will Jonw 20. 1954 31 II KT Can you judge a farmer's wealth by his buildings? VWl Minneapolis Tribune photo-interview by BusieUBull EXPLORE YOUR MIND Parti of Fall TV Fare Outlook Dy ALBERT E. W1GGAM, D.Sc New Building Contracts Hold Record Pace By STERLING 80DERLIND MlnnaeaaUt Trtkano lull Writer Contract awards for future construction in the Upper Mid -r-r "sssi approach. Stu Erwln finds a Do girls mature earlier in warmer climates? No. One study showed that new time spot (7:30 p.m.

Wednesdays) starting Oct, 20. 'girls In the temperate United west remained at an all-time high level for the first eight months of the year and were Henry F. Miller, Kilkenny, Otto E. Clark, Osakls, I R. Erdahl, Frost, Mates matured faster than those in the tropical Philippines.

IS CARE of the young mora instinctive in lower animals than in higher ones? H. A. Frederick- on, 1 2 per cent ahead of 1953. IN Contract BUSINESS wards for Min- nesota, North Dakota, South Dakota and The television leaion now starting 1 to be the most razzle-dazzle no far In the short history of TV. The three principal networks are In an all-out race to attract viewers with everything from lavlshness to This is the first of a three-part forward look at what's coming.

(Times mentioned will be in effect following the autumn time-change next week-end.) Tht ABC Story The two TV giants, CBS and NBC, will battle It out on the money and talent fronts this season. That's understood. While they grapple, wiry little ABC not really so little after last year's merger with United Paramount theaters is going to be hanging around with a northwest Wisconsin totaled Eleanor Herron, 1309 W. Maynard drive, St. Paul: Yes.

I do a lot of traveling and I believe that all farmers with good land and nice buildings are rich, especially In southern Minnesota and Iowa. It takes a small fortune to buy a good farm. $426,968,000 for the January through August period this year, it was announced by W. Dodge construction news No. I've driven up to farms that look poverty-bitten and found the farmer well-to-do.

On some, wonderful looking farms I wouldn't give you a dime for the farmer's credit. as well as new trimmings. One of ABC's best entries last year was the alternate-week. 'Theater Guild" show (8:30 p. m.

Tuesdays). Starting Oct. 5, a watch company will sponsor a 'dramatic hour to alternate with "Theater Guild." It's supposed to be equally strong. A number of shows art moving to ABC from tht other networks. Some of these have been Inherited, as was "Voice of Firestone" (7:30 p.

m. Mondays) when NBC bounced it off the air last spring. Others have been grabbed in the turmoil. A PRIZE CATCH from NBC has been the NCAA football games, now being seen on ABC and Channel 11 Saturday afternoons. Sports-minded ABC is also devoting a big chunk of its Sunday afternoons to Chicago professional football.

Other move-overs to ABC In No. All that glitters is not gold. Their buildings do not represent their true financial condition, but many farmers do have their farms paid for, No, Those buildings may have been handed down from father to son. Some farmers have too many buildings on their farms which cause their taxes to go up. No.

I've seen ome farms that would make you think they are millionaires, but if I had what they owed I would be rich. and marketing firm. August awards, also a record for that month, were 52 per Yes. In cats and dogs care Is almost lnstlnctlvelnborn and unlearned. Monkeys, however, are often awkward with their young and Improve with experienceas do human beings, SHOULD extra bright.

cent above August 1953 out were 15 per cent below July TUESDAYS QLESTIOX: How tan a lost deer hunter save his lite this year. Individual August classifies tions were: nonresidential, $15, powerful slingshot and a sharp eye lor tne giants' weak spots healthy students start collegt Ted Whalen, executive commit for a fall meeting. unique caboose is equipped with various types of brakes so employes can reduce the possi 227,000 or 45 per cent below July and 4 per cent below Au The 150 delegates, from 26 TV fans viewing habits will undergo considerable Joggling, if the networks' assaults are gust 1953; residential, $23,155, B'nai B'rith Fall Meeting Sets. Attendance Mark bility of accidents by learning how all types operate. The successful.

000, down less than 1 per cent lodges and chapters In Minne-sola, western Wisconsin and Fort Williams, Canada, completely revised the council's tee member. Florists elected trustees to direct the Flower show fund. They are Robert Eckhardt, St. Paul; Ben Stollcr, Minneapolis; Clarence Reinschmidt, Little Falls, Lola Lough, Pies rrom July and 17 per cent above THE KXTRA from brakes include types found on freight cars owned by most rail systems in the United States. channel to channel should be constitution during business clude "Treasury Men in Ac (7:30 p.

m. Thursdays, starting Sept. 30), to be filmed rather than aired live as it was New Department Head Erwin H. Klaus, marketing The Minnesota Wisconsin sessions, council of B'nal B'rith held at They also discussed the two-day fall meeting Saturday I lodges' "package funds," which and Sunday at Hotel Lowry, are spent for B'nal B'rith chari- August 1953; heavy engineering, $30,784,000, up 3 per cent from July and 219 per cent above August 1953. Eight-m classifications compared with the like period last year showed nonresidential, $153,904,000, up 4 per cent; resi Yes.

Studies have shown such students do not become maladjusted. It Also enables them to get In two years of college before entering military ton, and William Dey, St. Paul, treasurer. Holdover trustees are Emll Nedved, St. on NBC; "Dollar a Second" (8 director of Northrup, Paul, and Don Llndskoog, Mln- St.

Taul. and counted up the ties in each group's home com-neapolis. I largest attendance on record munlty. I 1 p. m.

Fridays starting Oct. 1), moving from CBS and "Mas-querade (8 p. m. King Com pany's Pacific dential, $146,077,000, up 13 per cent; heavy engineering, up 143 per cent. i 1 1 nat Berkeley, TODAY'S FEATURES ON RADIO AND TELEVISION Program Head Named M.

M. Paulsen of Coast to has been appointed head of the firm's marketing adver a boon to TV servicemen. And it could be a blessing to ABC. More and more viewers may discover the things that ABC has to offer can't be found on either of the Big Two. ABC has been busy all tummer adding to Us list of attractions and sharpening up some it already had.

One of its strongest bets, although untried on TV, is Walt Disney. Disney, one of Hollywood's few authentic geniuses, will supply with one-hour film show each week (6:30 p.m. Wednesdays, Ch.ll). Title: "Disneyland." He'll offer viewers the same kinds of things he has presented successfully in theaters: cartoons, adventure stories with live actors and nature films. Disney will emcee.

Coast stores, Minneapolis, has Wednesdays starting Sept. 29), moving from CBS. ABC isn't bothering with color this season and isn't going in for extravaganzas or spectaculars unless you'd care to put Disney in that class. He's expensive enough. The ABC answer to spectaculars, however, is strong interest in special events.

been named state chairman of tising ment, it was an- the Minnesota Jobbers Invitation program. He was selected by the board of directors of the Sport Fishing institute, Wash ington. 7:30 p.m. Drama: "Diary," Janice Rule. Ch.

5. 8:00 p.m. Drama: "Twelve Angry Men," Robert Cummings, Franchot Tone. Edward Arnold. Ch.

4. RADIO 9:00 a.m. New series: "Our Protestant Heritage in the Modern World," Tart Dr. John Seldon Whale. WCAL.

1:30 p.ni. Baseball: Milwaukee vs. Cincinnati. WLOL, WDGY, WCOW. 7:00 p.m.

Libcrace, guest on "Hollywood Bowl Concert." KSTP. 7:30 p.m. Mezzo-soprano Mildred Miller, guest soloist with Howard Barlow's orchestra. WTCN. 8:00 p.m.

Contralto Blanche Thebom. guest soloist with Donald Voorhoe's orchestra. KSTP. 8:30 p.m. James Stewart, guest on "Amos 'n Andy Music Hall." WCCO.

TELEVISION 9:30 a.m. Mona Paulee, opera singer, helping hand on "Strike It Rich." Ch. 4. 11:00 a.m. Filmed opening night Interview with Paul Douglas on "Bee Baxter Show." Ch.

5. 12:30 p.m. New show: "Meet Sally," Sally Sweet, Paul Douglas, guest. Ch. 5.

2:30 p.m. Skitch Henderson subs for Bob Smith. Ch. 5. 3:30 p.m.

Gabby Hayes subs for Bob Smith on "Howdy Doody." Ch. 5. 6:30 p.m. Mezzo-soprano Mildred Miller, guest soloist with Howard Barlow's orchestra. Ch.

11. 7:00 p.m. "Medic" presents "Laughter Is a Boy," Bobby Driscoll. Ch. 5.

7:00 p.m. Foreign movie: "Lost Youth," Massimo Girotti. Ch. 11. Maurice Keat- Klaus ing, president.

Traffic Chief Chosen B. A. Springrose, former regional traffic manager of Car-gill, at St. Louis, has Car Rental Officials Associates in the newly. opened Avis Rent-A-Car Sys tern, 20 S.

Fourth street, have been named by the firm's Detroit, office. The network learned that gambit from the McCarthy hearings. Its first special-events splash this season was televising the Miss America finals from Atlantic City, N. J. It's looking for other such naturals to exploit, rather than spend millions on one-shot tries with Hollywood and Broadway talent.

been named general traffic manager of Cargo Carriers, with headquarters at Min They are H. J. (Hal) Eward. president, a graduate of Purdue Miss Thcbont neapolis, it was announced by L. L.

Crosby, executive vice president of Cargo Carriers. university and a former orchestra leader; Russell F. Gustke, manager, an air force colonel and commanding offi Cargo Carriers, an affiliate of RADIO LOGS TELEVISION AND chart rritiurl. Tlw i nfMlMo lar rnm waai BIIWI. I'VE OMITTED the Dumont SOMETIMES he'll offer a behind-the-scenes look at how the Cartoons or the animal pictures are filmed.

The early starting time for the Disney hour is, of course, for the benefit of children. Competition-wise, its first half-hour will be bucking Eddie Fisher and Perry Como on the other networks. Competition for the latter half-hour will be Arthur Gorfrey's "Friends" on KU0M-WCAL network from separate consid cer of the 440th fighter bomber wing, and Walter Conway, man KSTP 10 0BO 11 WCC041I (OBl WDGY 1131 (Matlll) WTCN-1 211 (AM)) kit. CHANNEL KBTP-TV 4 CHANNEL WOCO-TT CHANNEL WTCK-TT eration in this series because (1'atT. Mtaa-II.

OU OaUcttl ager of the Avis Wold-Cham- Mod. A.M. there's no full-time outlet for berlain airport station, a former school teacher. the fourth network in the Twin Cities. Some Dumont shows will Cargill, assumed direction of all Cargill's traffic last year.

Florists Pick Officers Ewald Hermes, St. Paul, has been re-filected to the presidency of the Minnesota State Florists association. Other officers are Richard Rosacker, vice president; Lorraine Bergstrand, secretary; Perry Williams, treasurer, and er Rreakfaet Special Newt-Muiical Breakfatt Special Roundup Breakfatt Special Newi-Cnffte Firit Edition Cub-New 6:00 Snnrnt Salutt Clochwatchi CAdani; Nawi Clochwatchi Hill-Farm Nawi Clochwatch :45 Joaa.Barti Nw Clochwatch Clochwatchtr Tht Morning Divt Cnrrowty Show ToJijt-Crim The Morning Dim Garrowiy Show; Weather Todajr-Gria WCAL-Mutical Prtl.d. Ncwi tr turn up on Channel 11, however, htr I New Rtaadaa Net Brake Demonstration A Milwaukee Road caboose equipped with 13 types of hand brakes will be in Minneapolis Tuesday through Friday. The alongside the ABC shows.

Among them: Bishop Fulton Sheen (7 p.m. Tuesdays), start DeHavea Newt Del Newe-Agronihy Coffee Organ Meladiet Harry Zimmerman Club-Newt Pi aim ol Lifo Harry Zimmerman Marhett-Coffeo Top el the Day Frank Buetel-Nwe Club-Newt Newt Alei Dreier Clockwatcher Newa-Boh Ryan Clockwatcher 1 :30 Oon McNeill Breakfast Clan Don McNeill Dafa Garroway Today-Grim Data Garroway Today-Grim Moraing Show TtU.Gardtier Tht Morning Show; Codt tnaicnl Clock Mn ing Nov. "Chance of a Life Iniical Clock Mi time" (9 p.m. Fridays), and Maiical Clock Clockwatcher Maiical Cloi "Life Begins at 80" (9:30 p.m, loch Clockwatcher Clo Coffee Top tf lha Day Cluh-Newi Top of tht Day Mu. Mntic Newt of Day flirt.

Muiic-Ntwt Woman't Page Breakfatt Cluh Club Breakratt Cluh Brcahfait Cluh 8:001 Matical :30 M'Pkerioa-K :45 Boh D.Har, Ding Dong School A Time to Lire 3 Stept-Hearea Garry Moor Show Arthar Godfrey Arthar Godfrey Saturdays). Newi George Grim laven MlcHa Lien Carnival Clown Carnival Clown Sheriff Set Sheriff Sct Sheriff Sct Sheriff Sev Focal foint Focal Poiat CBS. The ABC regulars that were considered successful last season all are on the air now or due back soon Walter Win-chell on Sundays? Danny Thomas on Tuesdays (with new films replacing the summer re runs next week), "Ozzie and Harriet" on Fridays. A COUPLE of last season's shows are being brightened up with new formats and new characters. Ray Bolger is back on with a new cast and a fresh Salesman Drives Car to Alaska 4 Times Yearly Arthur Godfrey Boh Smith Show Artknr God Day Brightener: The old Log Godfrey Bob Smith Slow God Our Prolettaat Heritnga Beckground News St.

Olaf Mutic for Mrt. Muijc for Mrt. Ktwt-Matic for My Trut Slory My True Story Whitpering St. A Girl Marriet :15 Arthnr :30 Arthar Arthar Homo Homo Homo Homo Arthur Godfrey Arthnr Godfrey Strike It Rich Strike It Rich adfrey Boh Smith Shaw God Godfrey Break tk Bank God without repair facilities is only theater troupe's first production at the Lyceum 90 miles. College Chapel Our Church KUOM-Newt Homemaking Florida Calling Florida Calling Queen for Day Queen far a Day Artkur Godfrey Strike It Rich Arthur Godfrey Striha It Rich Make Up Mi.d Pkraie-Payt Rotemary Second Chance 1 Litl'a Theater Little Tkeattr Carnival Morning Movie Valiant Lady Betty Wkile Love of Lifo Show Search-Tomorrow Moraing Guiding Light Marquee HE WEARS OUT a set of A French-born former resident of South America is making Minneapolis his headquarters for the sale of Minnesota-made clothing in Alaska and he makes his sales trips and theater, "Time of the Cuckoo," was a completely happy experience.

'A first-rate cast did a Modern Romaace Jach Thayer-DJ Jack Tkayer-DJ Jack Tkayer-DJ JackThayer-DJ Jack Thayer-DJ Jack Tkayer-DJ Jack Tknyer-DJ tires on each round trip. "Phantom in 4 1 Wendy Warren Jimmy Valentine He said driving the Alcan is Mel Jatt Show Pailor't Study Welcome Old Taltt-New Mutic in Mora. Barber Bernttoia Record Rack Record Rack Stork Corner Stork Corner easier in winter than in sum Bea Baxter Bea Baxter Town and Country the Home" I I 15, Aunt Jenny Show Morning Movie I I Helen Trent Bee Baxter Morning Movie 1 1 45 1 Our Gal Sunday Tello-Tett calls in Alaska by car. Trnvelert mer because the snow packs hard and smooth in the winter. Ben A.

Rosey, 34, 5512 Twen WTCN-I2I0 WOO 11 JO KUOht-vYCAL-110 WCCO-TV Ch. KSTP-TV Ch. 6 CHANNEL II Men. Aft. WCC0-S30 KSTP 1800 while the roac is rough during the summer.

ty-fifth avenue doesn't thmk driving 7,200 miles times a year to sell the products of Charlet McCatn Bill Ingram Noon-Time Weather Window Main Street Expreet Art Linkletter Main Street Meet Sally Friendly Road Newt-Chriiteniet University Farm Hoar first-rate job with an enchanting play. The show was equal to a lot of traveling attractions that have collected a $4.20 top at the Lyceum, and even surpassed a few. If Don Stolz and company can keep up the pace, they've answered a lot of people's questions about what has happened to live theater in Minneapolis. It's here. Paul Hnrvey R.F.D.

No. 2 Sev Widman-DJ Newt-Boyla Sev Widmaa-DJ Livettoch Rpt. Livettock Market R.F.D. No. 2 4 A :00 Maynard Speect Farm Editio I 7:15 Good Neighbor Bill Ingram I Cedric Adamt Main Street 1 Gniding Light Main Street HARD OF IIEHEiltJG i With Peak Efficiency companies belonging to Minnesota Apparel Industries is par Art Linkletter Main Street Meet Sally Rosey plugs the idea of direct service to Alaska from the Twin Cities.

The products he sells are made in Minnesota and snipped by truck, with no extra Sec. Mrt. Burton Johnny Morrit Jack Thayer-DJ Big Payoff Greatett Gift Mat. Movietima Your Novel Your Novel Mntic Matinea Mutic Matinea erry Maton Met nee Jack Tkayer-DJ Big Payoff Golden Windowt Hangman 1:001 :30 ticularly strange. He admits it's a bit unusual, though, and points out that he's Robt.

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O'Brien Wm. Hall W'ld Wo Live In ma ROSEY is determined to get ahead. He's been moving around most of his life, and Saturday he was on the move again, off on his second eight-week sales trip to the Arctic circle area. He drives a heavy station wagon a standard car with extra strong springs. A light car, he said, would be good for only one trip up the Alcan highway.

WALT Axel and Hia Dog Doug Edwardt lice doctor" is being sought by Minneapolis police for raping a 13-year-old Columbia Heights girl in a north Minneapolis Newt-Jackton At We Journey Nwt-Hertigaard Let Ut Lire Cart Mattey Jnck Horner Lowell Tkomai Kewi-Karntiedt 00 15 30 45 Jimmy's Jaaior Jamboree Tony Martin Newt Caravan Skipper Daryl Skipper Daryl Captain 11 Captain 11 Hlckok-Newt Letter-Italy Perry Coma sand pit. WTCN 1260 WDGY 1130 KUOM-WCAL-110 KSTP-ISOO WCCO-TV Ck. 4 KSTP-TV Ch. 5 CHANNEL II Men. Evi.

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