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AFTER LAST NIGHT By Will Jones MINNEAPOLIS MORNING TRIBUNE i Dec. 3. 1952 31 JUST ASK: What's your idea of a provocative woman? i Day Brightener: New definition of a highbrow: Someone who has heard 'Annnnnnd Is a TV Crutch i Li II it Bob Xygard, 2242 NE. Pierce street: Jerry n- son, 4339 Stevens avenue: Wallace Hor-lund, 5601 Aid-rich avenue Brooklyn Jerry Sinicoe, 231 Lowry avenue Good looks, good dancer, good personality. That's good enough for me, provocative or not.

EXPLORE YOUR MIND By ALBERT E. WIGGAM, D.Sc. Should teachers learn to understand normal children? Yes. Isn't "daydreaming" and "carelessness in appearance" natural behavior? Why be annoyed if a child behaves like a child instead of an adult? CAN 'MIND READERS' read minds? No. Some scientists believe there may be rare cases where one person is aware of what is going on in another's mind.

But mind-readers who perform on the stage read by delicate cues, whispering, breathing, etc. DOES AN ATHLETE'S happiness cycle affect his ability to win? Yes. There are days when an athlete Is very likely to lose, and other days when he is more likely to win. These days can be foretold weeks ahead by examination of the blood and other tests. Marilyn They ilvUll; 7 I 1 "Eisenhower's election was made possible only by the support of Senators Taft and McCarthy and the unexpectedly fine showing of Vice President-elect Nixon in his television ROBERT McCORMICK, 1 McCormick speech." COL.

1 I "The most dangerous members of society are those grownups whose powers of influence are adult but whose motives are infantile." H. A. OVERSTREET, psychologist. "The world's attitude toward war is like that of the toper toward his bottle. He freely admits the whole business is inexcusable.

He even means to swear off. But he finds it hard toresist the temptation to have one more fling." E. B. WHITE, author. of Lautrec before 1952.

Day. Spoiler: Hillbilly song title: "When They Operated on Papa They Were Opening Mama's Male. on Robert Benchley once in Hollywood at his bungalow at the sun-drenched Garden of Allah and found him in his shorts sitting Inside under a sun lamp. I pointed out that with a few steps he could be out of doors and under nature's sun. 'I don't trust he shuddered.

'Out there things can fall on you. Like meteors. Or manna." AFTER ANNOUNCING that Bishop Fulton J. Sheen would be seen live on Tuesday nights, WCCO-TV ran into network complications. So the bishop's program wasn't on the air last night as planned.

Instead, the first telecast of his new series will be on Channel 4 Saturday at 9:30 p.m. The complications, as usual, have to do with the fact that, while there are four TV networks, there are only two network lines to serve the Twin Cities. The Twin Cities stations can't always get what they want over those lines because stations 1 in' other cities on the same circuits don't always agree on program choices. The conflicts have to be arbitrated. THE ROCHESTER, Post-Bulletin printed a piece of filler material the other day that nobody should miss: "The value of pi can be remembered by using the sentence, 'How I want a drink, alcoholic, of the figures in pi (3.1415926) corresponding to the number of letters in successive I words of the DELIVERIES OF NEW CARS DROP IN COUNTY I New car deliveries In Henne- pin county declined last month I because of seasonal factors but i still reached the second-highest November total on record, i Finance and Commerce, busi ness daily, reported Tuesday.

Deliveries totaled 2,175, compared with 2,914 in October and 1,523 in November 1951. The highest November figure was in 1950 when registrations totaled 2,632. Deliveries the first 11 months of 1952 amounted to 24,934, com- pared with 30,118 last year. Truck deliveries fell off sharply, from 305 in October to 212 in November but were ahead of the 199 delivered in November 1951. Ford led in November deliveries of new cars with 478.

Chevrolet has 467 and Buick 202. Following Is a summary of new cars delivered in November Dean Lejon-varn, 2530 Clinton avenue One that comes close to what u're shopping for. Say Overstreet Chicago publisher. Gate," Prison," Patti Page RADIO weeo-m (08) If' 1 9:00 10:30 11:05 with Ch. 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 10:30 TODAY'S FEATURES ON RADIO AND TV The television I fin rip I will be dealt with fullv in fut.

I dictionaries and grammar text- I books. Meanwhile, I'd likp to sot Mown a few preliminary notes uasea on my own observations I of its use. The television And. in a com- I plele sentence. Inlike the ordin- ary and, a mere conjunction, the television And.

is loaded with meaning. It is used most often in com mercials. And. it is employed most often and most skilfully by women. There.

I've just used it my self, although not, of course, with full effect. To be completely effective, the television And. can't be used anywhere but in front of a television camera, be cause it is partly visual. Uttered En Roufe In its most common form, It is uttered while its user walks across the studio floor. Usually she is walking from one product to another.

That's where And. gets it heavi est workout: from the girls who peddle two or three products in one long commercial. We're In the midst of the heavy And. season right now, in fact, with so many gift assortments being shown off in front of the cameras. Say your favorite TV lady is demonstrating a Danish cera mic belt buckle with a built-in chemical tummy warmer.

She's finished telling you what a delightful gift that will make. Now she has to unhook the belt buckle from her waist and reach for a sterling silver -kel eggbeater and the bowl of demonstration eggs. She Gains Time it will be SO welcome, especially if the recipient DOES happen to be a person who has cold tummy and who doesn't occasionally?" she, chirps brightly, finishing her first pitch. Here's where she needs time. She has to unbuckle the thing.

It may even stick a bit. So she says "And." She raises an eyebrow. She shifts from her bright smile to a look of sincere significance. As soon as she gets a hand free, she may raise her index finger and hold it poised to let you NEWMCOmiES a RELIEVED IN 5 Seconds or monet back With new effective lAKJATAMr lau doctor ut: Skin Ointment 'AiAFfBllir 1 A umfvr i MLitmmwNosKm WHERE MASY OTHER MeOlCATlONS fAllD 12 Scientific Ingredients in IANACANE including quickoetmq Benzocaine plus Vitamin Helps you in 3 woyt: 1. Relieve itching skin fait 2.

Spreod protective cooling 3. Speed quick healing POSITIVE GUARANTEE IANACANE must telee itching skin in i seconds or money bock. AT All DRUGGISTS CUP THIS REMINDER COUPON I 4 won Dunlap vs, One that turns you down every time. 36 24 Plan Allows Radio to Stay on Air During Plane Raid WASHINGTON The White House announced Tuesday a way has been found to keep standard radio stations operating in any future air raids without providing directional signals for the enemy. The plan will not only Insure mass communication with the public In an emergency, the White House said, but it also will serve to fill the air with a' checkerboard of beams to confuse enemy bombers.

The new system will co into effect in three months, the White House said. The aim is to have as many as pessible of the 2,500 standard radio sta-stations in the country participating in the voluntary plan. Here is how the plan works: If any hostile force or missile is detected approaching the United States, the air defense command will notify a series of key stations which in turn will alert all participating standard (AM) broadcasters. The stations at once will leave their normal broadcasting frequencies and shift to an emergency channel, which will be either 640 or 1.240 kilocycles on the home receiver dial. All television, FM radio and amateur radio operations will cease.

It is not practical to include these operations in the plan. The air force has tested the system several times in major cities on the eastern seaboard. Pilots report their direction finders have become useless for establishing a fix on any particular target because the finders have been hit by the same beam from many directions at the same time. Quake Rocks Leyte MANILA, PHILIPPINES (JP) A strong earthquake early today rocked the west coast of Leyte island in the central P.M. Boxing: Bob Coley Wallace.

Ch. 4. TELEVISION 8:00 A.M. Film, "No Living Witness," with J. Carrol Naish and Gilbert Roland.

Ch. 4. 10:00 A.M. Video School topic: Physical education, with students from Cleveland school. Ch.

4. 11:00 A.M. On "Bride and Donna Woods and Emil Grisvald, Minneapolis couple. Ch. 4.

7:30 P.M. "Scott Music Hall," with Patti Page. Ch. 5. 8:00 P.M.

"Strike It Rich" guest: Mar P.M td with Jerry Carnes; special Christmas shopping. Ch. 5. P.M. Film, "Prison Shadows," Eddie Nugent, Lucille Lund.

5. RADIO P.M. Drama, "The Case of the Faithless Redhead," with Les Damon. WTCN. P.M.

"Life Begins at 80" guest: Madame Inge Christensen. WTCN. P.M. Lakers at Boston. WLOL.

P.M. Boxing: Bob Dunlap vs. Coley Wallace. WCCO. P.M.

New show: "Woody Herman Show." KSTP. mulshed MrdM reulen. chine to kroMkuten. Tkei Trie not reeponslMe foe stem chtuea otutora. (TCH 12M uo Mr.

X10U-UM (MioooJ) KSTP-1500 (NBC) ra-iwa Mt. Wed, A.M. 6 :00 :15 :30 Sunrise Salute Sunrise Roundup Bojrtca at Horn Joknnjr oi Sunrito Saint Darid Stone's Boj-sen at Hob tke Spot Speece Farm Newt Music-News Borsen at Horn News-Joknnj B. Hantoa-Nawt Weatber-Mkti. Boyten at Hotaa oa tae Spot guerite Piazza.

Ch. 4. 8:00 P.M. Drama, "The Iron with Henry Daniell. Ch.

5. 8 30 P.M Drama, "Woman's with Ralph Bellamy. Ch. 4. TELEVISION WCCO-TV Channal 4 KSTP-TV Channel I Test Patters Today-Carrowaj Todar-Griai Todajr-Carroway WCCO-TV Bulletin Todajr-Crim Cnrtaia Raiser Today-Garroway Today-Grim Ttiday-Carroway Today-Grim "No Living Witness" Curtain Raiser Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Ding Dong School Atk Washington Ask Washington School Time School Tim Strike It Rich Strike It Rich United Nations Series United Nations Series Martin Afroniltj Newi-Jolnr Boyttn-Daler Birtf Crotbf Clellan Card News-Joannf Newt-Ford an the Spot Ixren Lucke, 815 Fourteenth avenue When my hair stands on end, she's provocative.

36. QUIRKS Upsy Daisy: In a flower-arranging contest at the University of Rhode Island, men won eight out of nine awards. An instructor at Kingston explained: "It's easier to teach men. Women are too likely to think they already know how." Keeping Busy: There are only three full-blooded aborigines remaining in the Australian state of Victoria (Melbourne). However, the state has decided to maintain the board which protects their interests.

The board has seven members. Hand Gauge: wniiam Williams told a Detroit, traffic judge he gauged his car speed by holding his cupped left hand out the window of his auto to "check wind pressure." The judge didn't like the system, to the tune of a $25 fine and ban on Williams' driving for six months. Suicide Ruled in Hanging Death The death of a man found hanging in a silo with both his hands and feet securely tied was ruled a suicide by the Hennepin county coroner's office Tuesday. Deputy Sheriff Stanley Hurley said that even when his hands and feet tied it was possible for John Murphy, 41, to hang himself. Murphy's body was found in a silo Monday on the farm of his employer, Frank J.

Picha, at Hopkins. 2:15 2:30 Journeys in Art, for children, "Tournament of tha Knights" Wagner: "Flying Dutchman Tschaikowsky: "Pathe-tiqu Sym." Newscast Backgr'd News Len Schlosser Critically Speaking, Mildred Templin, Dorothy Bowek review "New Ways of Discipline" Community Forum, "On Defense Mobilization Program," Henry Ford, II The Parkert Sign Off 3:30 3:35 3:45 4:00 4:15 4:30 OTHER RADIO WDCY 1130 Wednesday DEAN SHERMAN: 5 11:30 l.n.-I p.m. JIM THOMS: a.m.; p.m. FRANK Bl'E. TEL: p.m.; p.m.

BILL Ci.EARY: p.m. MfW: ItM-lliM a.m.; p.m. SPORTS: Boetel 5:45 10:15 p.m.. NEWS: 12:15 p.m.; 5 3U p.m. SPECIAL PRfM.KAMS: Muck Reporter' 11:00 a Markets 0 Let's Talk Torkej 10:30 pm.

RELIGIOIS PROr.R.AMS: Bark to Bible p.m.; bos-pel Hr. 30 KE YD 1440 Wednesdav RA.NDV MIKRIS: am. SLIM JIM: noon. JOHN T. ELVNN: p.m.

HARRY ZIMMERMAN: 1:30 p.m. ER.ID V.AM HI LL: 4:15 m. Ml'SIC: 11:30 a.m.: 12:30 pm 1:00 p.m.; p.m. NEWS: :25 a.m.; 7:30 a.m.; a.m.; 10:55 a.m.; 11:45 a.m.; 1:55 pm: 1:55 p.m.; 3:55 m. SPECIAL PROGRAMS: Voice ol China 1:15 a.m.

KE-IIUIUI'S PROUKAMS: Rer. Anton Cedar, holm 30 a.m. A 1:30 a.m.; Man Hith Measafe ,:00 Haven of Hope 1:15 a.m.; Fremont Tabernacle a.m.; Hebrew Christian Hour a.m.; Mount Oliret Charch 9:00 a Psalm ot Life-Mi am. WM IK 1400 Meg. Wedneadar BILL DIFHL: a.m.

NtlleM PAGE: 9:30 a.m. a.m.: 3.00 pm. STL' LINDMAN: 11 p.m.; U0 6:05 00 pm. MERLE KOHARDS: 11:05 Sim off. Ml'SIC: 4:30 a.m.; :05 a.m.; 1:15 1:05 p.m.: 1:05 p.

p. SPORTS: 5:05 pm. NEWS: Kverv boar. SI'IXMl PROBRVMS: Almanac 7:30 am: Golden Story Hr. 9:15 a Hearth A Home 5-S p.m.; Voice of the Teople :30 p.m.

PROGRAMS: sacred Heart 7:05 a.m.; The Rosary :45 m. WPBC 988 Wedne-dae DALE WOODI TT: 0 am. BILL STEWART: a 15 am. BECK s' ANN: 11:30 am JA( HASTINGS: m. BOB COOPIR 00 p.m.; 00 p.m.

spoRTS: t.00 a 12:00 noon: 4 00 MWS: Eyery hoar. SPECIAL PROGRAMS; Comie Commrolator 4:11 p.p. KTIS 900 M(. Wednesday MRS. yy.

B. RILEY; 5 am. BETTE ALBACGH: 10:30 am. SHIRLEY EDGERTON: 2:30 p.m. OR.

VOJIA: 2:45 pm. MI SIC: 0:00 am 7:30 11:15 a.m.; 12:30 2-05 4: 7:30 9 00 m. NEWS: 7:15 a a 12:00 Boon; 9 00 m.l 4-00 4:30 5 00 5 30 p.ra 5:55 (55 pm: 7:55 :55 m. SPECIAL PHCM.KVMS Public Srhonh) II 00 a m. RELIGIOIS PROGRAMS Mora.

Wor.hip 00 Rack to Bible 8:30 Verse by Verf 9:05 a Chapel Hr 9:15 Today's Vooth 9:45 a.m.: Prayer Time 10.1)0 a.m Bible Hoar 10:15 a Bible Norrrl. 10 45 spiritaal flint- 1130 a.m.: God's Troth Marches tin 1:00 p.m.; Harm of Rest 1:30 R-tlne Time 2:00 p.m.; Hoar of Decision 7:00 p.m. WCOW-1590 Wednesday Jl NIPIR JIM HOBBIN: am: 4 15 a.m. BIFFALO BOB MONTGOMERY: li lt 1:05 a. ROTIEn RALF SMITH: 7:35 a.m 0 05 a II OS a.m.

DENVER DOl DOTY: 10:05 105 4 JO m. Ml sir: 45 a 7:15 12:1 p.p. SPORTS: 7 10 am. NEWS: :6 a 100 a 1:00 a p. 10 00 am; 11 00 V.

nooa: 1 00 2 00 3:00 4 25 pm. RH IGKU PROGRAMS: Gospel Metaenier 9:00 am; Mornlnf DevMlos O'H a Hoor of at. Fran da 1. 10 a.m.; Beaxt to Heart 145 la. KUOM-WCAL-770 (Univ.

of Olaf College) 10 Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club News-Johnny on the Spot Newt-Johnny the Spot My True Story My True Story Whispering St. When Girl Marries News-Johaay on the Spot Barbara Bayno Today's Hilt Star Casing Star Casing Break tk Bank Break the Bank Ladies' Fair-Newt Queen for Day Queen for a Day Cardiner-Berck Rollie Bakkea Rollio Bakkea Xmas Stopping Curt Masscy Tim Capitol Comment Bing Crosby Bing Crosby WTCN 1280 WLOL1330 Frank Butler News by Nash Luncheon with Memory Loo Widman Memory Lan Liveotock Market Memory laae 7:00 US1 Newt Roundup DeHaten Newt Musical Chimet Musical Chimet OS Mnsical Chimes Musical Chimes Jack Huston Bob DeHavea Clockwatcher Clockwatcher George Grim Kitchen Club Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Arthur Codfrey Welcome Traveler Double or Nothing :15 :30 :45 Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Grand Slam Rosemary Strike It Rich Strike It Rick Bob and Ray Bob Hop :15 :30 Wendy Warren Aunt Jenny Helen Trent Our Gal Sunday Fun For Tour Money Be Baiter Tello-Test Aft. WCC0-3a KSTP-1500 :00 :15 :30 :45 Big Sister Ma Perkins Cedric Adams Guiding Light Sec. Mrs. Burt'a Perry Masoa News-Ingram Main Street Main Street Market Reports :00 :30 Nora Drake Brighter Day Hilltop Hons House Party House Party Jemima :00 :30 :45 Lif Beautiful Road of Lif Pepper Toung Right Htppinett Alex Dreier Farmers' Newt Newt-Ryan Clockwatcher News-Hollywood Doctor's Wife Brighter Day To Be Annc'd.

VIRGINIA MAYO Where's Marie? See short ones below know further that there's more world-shaking information coming. The poised index finger often is a vital element of the television And. The histrionics they vary, of course, from salesgirl to salesgirlcontinue until she has the i bowl and the snorkel beater in her hands and is saying, "Here's a really EXCITING new development that will make a WONDERFUL gift for the person who likes ADVENTURE in the kitchen And. and And. alone has sustained the whole transition from belt buckle to egg beater.

Pinned down, I'm sure any one of the girls who use it would admit that it's quite an EXCITING little helper and STURDY, too. 1 Short Ones VIRGINIA MAYO scored with the first Santa Claus type cheesecake to reach my desk this season (see photo). What happened to Marie Wilson? IN A NEW BOOK called "Merely Colossal," out next showman Arthur L. Mayer tells this story: "I called Toit In Today! "Celebrity Spotlight" With Margery Suites WCCO-TV Channel 4 2:15 P.M. 8:30 P.M.

experts in radio's fast-paced 9:00 P.M. and Bob Dunlap in a 10-round by make: it it Nnr. Nut. 11 HMm. 1952 1951 1951 1951 Altard OOll Austin 10 7 9 Buick: 502 131 1.S73 CadiUac a 32 465 6C4 Checker (tail) 0OO1 Chevrolet 47 353 5.1P2 5.996 Chrysler 4 45 715 1,076 Crosley 0 4 13 DeSoto 40 S03 Dodfe lt 97 1.729 1.8T5 Ford 478 370 4.663 Ford (EnEllih) 1 0 1 19 Frarer 0 0 0 1 Henry 3 4 4 2 541 0 114 Humber Hawk 10 10 Hudson 19 7 4IV 510 Jaiunr 3 1 12 2 Jowett Jupiter 0 0 10 Kaiser 34 9 2S7 513 Kine Mideet 0 0 0 1 Land Rover ..0 0 1 0 Lincoln 7 144 323 M-G 1 2 26 11 Mercury IDS 59 1,137 Morris 0 2 1 Nash 65 77 749 S24 Oldimobile 104 P4 1.209 1.497 Packard 15 24 460 51 Plymouth 16S 143 3 520 3.339 Pontiac 136 13H 1.637 2,057 Rolls Royce I 0 Rover ft 2 0 SImca ft 1 Studehaker 77 4 34 1.1C0 Sunbeam Talbot (1 1 0 vaikwogen 4 0 1 0 Willys 16 3 114 63 TOTAL ....2 175 1.S21 24.934 30.11! Paul Harvey News-Record Homebuddy Shop Betty Crocher Paula Ston Xmas Shopping Record Shop :00 :15 :30 Mr, Nobody Mr.

Nobody George Morgan Mutic U.S.A. Backstage Wifa Stella Dalits Widder Brown Woman in House "jusTPIaia Bill Front Pg. FerreQ Lorenzo Jones Judy 4 Jane MAYNARD SPEECE 4:45 WCCO's farm service director reports direct from ringside at the International Livestock Show, and 4-H Club Congress. :00, :30 :45 Allen Gray Allen Gray Bennett Skow Maynard Speec :00 :30 Jackson-News MacPherson-News Massey Show Lowell Thomas Bride 4 Groom Love of Life Search-Tomorrow Mel Jast Show Fnn For Tour Money I What's Cookia'? I What's Cookia' WCCO-TV Ch. 4 KSTP-TV Ch.

W.d. News at Noon Sanctuary Garry Moor Show Jonathan Story Adv. in Living I News in Sight I Western Tkeater 1 Double or Nothing Guiding Light Art Linklctter Western Tkeater Western Tkeater Be Baxter Skow W'ld Live la Celeb. Spotlit Hollywood Playhouse Big Pay Off Big Pay Off Welcome Travelers "The Big Fix" Around the Town Around the Town Kate Hour Kate Smith Hour Around tke Town X-4 Ranch X-4 Ranch X-4 Ranch Hawkins Falls Cabby Hayes Howdy Doody Howdy Doody X-4 Ranch Toby Prin Capt. Video Jimmy's Junior Jamboree Boots 4 Saddle Boots 4 Saddle Capt.

Video WCCO-TV Ch. 4 KSTP-TV Ch. Dinnertime News Sports-Weather Front Pag Detective News Picture Movie Quick Quii Tkote Two News Caravan Arthur Godfrey 4 His Friends Arthur Godfrey 4 His Friends Strike It Rick Strike It Rich Man Against Crime I Married Joan I Married Joan Music Hall Music Hall TV Theater TV Theater TV Theater TV Theater lnternai'l Boxing Internet'! Boxing lnternat'1 Boxing Fight Follow-up This Is Tour Lif Dick Tracy Dick Tracy What's My Line? What's My Line? News Final Soul's Harbor Today's Headlines Weather-Sports Outdoors with Jerry Carnes 10 4 I I 1 1 2 3 4 5 Wed. 6 7 8 9 Matinee-Sundown Matinee-Sundown Horner'o Corner News-Karnttedt ran rSKh1 1 fill 4 lXi I Ev. WCC0-830 Wed.

A.M. of Toutn, Suit. No. 1" 6:30 Focnt on Farming Mr. Quia 6:45 Newt, Jim Ranheins 7:00 Ortan Melodiet 7:15 Psalm of Life, tat Rer.

Klawitter 7:30 Top of the Day 7:45 Newt, Jim Ranheim 7:50 Top of tke Day 8:30 Newt, Paul Johnson 8:45 Women't Pa(a 9:00 How Bible Came to Us tkt Rer. Gutter Odeftard 9: IS U.N. Today 9:30 Newt, Joba Enfebretion 9:45 St. Olaf Colleje Ckapel 10:15 Onr Cbnrcb, Mr. Bob Lea 10:30 KUOM-Newt, Cecil Brown 10:45 Homemakinf, "Christmas Craftt: Tbingt to Make," Marion Ererson 11:00 Penny Paul, for children, "Country't Firtt Citiient" 11:15 Your Health and You, "Bonn Are Interesting Structures" 11:30 Beethoven: "Sonata No.

18 in Chopin: "Scherzo No. 3 in Sharp Minor" Wed. Aft. 12:00 America Bound 12:15 Newt, Ray Christensen 12:30 L'nir. Farm Hour "Winter Management of T.

H. Can-field 1:00 Your Novel, "Don Camillo and Hit Giovanni Gnaretchi 1:30 "American Political Parties," Asker Chrittenten PAGE FRANK FONTAINE, 'J on SCOTT MUSIC HALL a -fresh new revue. preSeznfEti bf 5coff Paper Ca CHANNEL I vr as? PLAYHOUSE ON BROADWAY 8:00 P.M. A Sunday dramatic favorite moves to Wednesday as Jeffrey Lynn and Sally Forrest star in "Suddenly It's Spring." Family Jack Tkayer Skow Jack Thayer Show Newt-Record Shop Record Slop Record Shop Sev Widman Show Card It Martin Card 4 Martin Boysen's Ten Best Tunes Datelines Jim Boyten News-Record Shop Record Shop Record Shop News-Record Shop Record Shop News ny Delmont ny Delmont ay Delmont ay Delmont Green Hornet Green Hornet Wild Bill Hickok-News WTCN 1280 WLOL 1331 Dinner News Sports Review Lone Ranger Lone Ranger Fulton Lewis, Jr. Enroth NcwsporU Gabriel Header Music Hall-News Musical Comedy Theater Musical Comedy Theater Mystery Tkeater Mystery Tkeater Life Begins at 80 Mr.

President Mr. President Crossfire Crossfire Today's Hits Lesdoff Basketball Mpls. Lakers Cart Edwards Elmer Davis Dane Baads Dane Bands at Bostoa Basketball Bathetbtll Basketball Jimmy Delmont Jimmy Delmont Edwin C. HiU Jimmy Delmont BatketbaU St Mann-Sports Frank Edward Hoop Do Do Jimmy Delmont Jimmy Delmont Jimmy Delmoat Jimmy Delmoat Hoop Do Do Hoop Deo Do News-Hoop Dee Do KSTP-1500 :15 :30 Beulah Jack Smith Club IS Edw. R.

Murrost FBI in Peace and War Dr. Christian Dr. Christian H. V. Kaltenbsra Showcase News of World One Man's Walk a Mile Walk a Mile Great Gildersleev :30.

:45 :00 :30 Tk Lineup The Lineup Playhouse Playhouse Boxing Bouts Boxing Bouts Boxing Bouts Orchestra Grouch Marx Groucho Marx Big Story Big Story :00 :15 :30 Jasoa aad tha Goldea Fleece Nows-Dangeron Assignment :00 :15 :30 :45 Cedric Adams E. W. Zieharth Boh DeHavea Tim News-Karnstedt News of World 10th Aaniversnry of Atomic Ago WHAT'S MY LINE? John Daly and his board of guessing game. BOXING Heavyweights Coley Wallace fight at Detroit. I MR.

E. SWANDBY i adhert to no rigid routine in conducting a funtral service. Eachiorvica is individually planned fo th family't naadj carefully supervised and personally conducted throughout, complete in every detail. MAIM tiar ittnWiaUirUw lavitat" Newt-Sports D. Nite-Hawkias D.

Nite-Hawkias D. Nite-Hawkina :00 :15 :30 :45 News-Ton 4 W'ld Charles Antell Classics Classics Sports Roundup Night Owl Playhouse Sports-Starlit Starlit Theater "Prison Shadows" 11 There's a MARQUETTE 17(3(3 to fit YOUR budget r.iAnourrn: ftaZcttatutam ehJ 1 MINNEAPOLIS SAINT PAUL C5 Oil 11.