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MINNEAPOLIS MORNING TRIBUNE AFTER LAST NIGHT By Will Jones JUST ASK: What is your favorite Knock Knock? 1 Channel 11 Due for Debut Today 29 Motorists Sentenced in Traffic Court Eleven motorists were sentenced to the workhouse in Minneapolis traffic court Monday by Judge Irving Brand. Eighteen others were fined for 4 a rholiw anrl trit br Runrtl Janice 5121 Chowen Donna 'Tucker, 4725 Chovyen avenue S. Knock, knock. Who's there? Tar-zan. Tarzan who? Tarzan stripes Betty Bittner, Beard avenue South: Knock, knock.

there? Isa-belle. Isabelle who? Isabelle necessary a bicycle avenue Knock, knock. Who's there Kil-roy. Kiiroy who? Kilroy Rogers, I'm a Gene Autry fan. Bull, Mlnneapohi TrlOune photosraprier Carol Thompson, 4R25 France avenue Knock, knock.

Who's there? Amos. Amos who? A mosquito bit me. Wilson They -Say "The United States and Russia may be likened to two scorpions in a bottle, each capable of killing the other but only at the risk of its own life." DR. PENHEIMER, atomic scientist. 0 fCr Overall Display Caught With Pants Down Man, dig the crazy chowder Mrs.

Murphy will have if the 45-foot long bib overalls someone stole at the Minnesota State fair get thrown in. The Paul Bunyati-like denims were cut down from two utility poles at the Lee Overall Co. display on Machinery Hill where they had flapped in the breeze. Major George Cockriel, chief of fair police, instructed his 200 men to arrest anyone found wearing the overalls. He said they were easy to identify because they had "Lee" stitched on them.

Oppenheipier "Let's make sure that our future generations don't have to die under a sickly blue flag with a world bled white in the R. WILSON, past national American Legion commander, urging that the United States withdraw from the United Nations. "The boys on board ship took care of a few of the stoolies they gave them a little knuckle drill, that's all." CPL. RICHARD A. HOLMQUIST, liberated Boone, Iowa, POW, telling how other vengeful Americans beat s)p about a dozen freed "progressives." TODAY'S FEATURES ON RADIO AND TV 12:30 P.M.

Baseball: Indians. WLOL. 1:00 P.M. Baseball: Cubs. WDGY.

7:30 P.M. "Reporter's TELEVISION 2:05 P.M. New show: "Talk of the Town," with Meg Kingbay. Ch. 11.

5:00 P.M. New drama show: "Focal Point." Ch. 11. 8:30 P.M Eddie Arnold's guest: Goldie Hill. Ch.

5. 6:30 P.M. "Blind Date" guest: Jimmy Boyd. Ch. 4.

6:45 P.M New show: "Look to Eleven," with Stuart Lindman. Guests: Governor Anderson, Mayors Hoyer, Daubney. Ch. 11. 7:00 P.M.

Returns to the air: "Fireside Theater." Drama: "The Traitor" with Don Keefer, Keye Luke. Ch. 5. 8:00 P.M.-Drama: "The Innocent and the Guilty," with Jerome Thor. Ch.

4. 10:00 P.M. New news-sports-weather show, with John Ford, Frank Buetel, Sev Widman. Ch. 11.

10:30 P.M Movie: "Crime of Dr. Cresbi," with Eric von Stroheim. Ch. 11. Wadsworth.

WLOL. 7:45 P.M. "Literary Greats" guest: Mark Van Doren. WTCN. 8:00 P.M.

Returns to radio: "Dragnet," with Jack Webb. KSTP. 8:00 P.M. "Town Meeting" topic: "European Youth Looks at America." Speakers: Henry Steele Com-mager, John MacVane. WTCN.

8:15 r.M. Baseball Minneapolis Millers vs. Louisville Colonels. WLOL. 9:00 P.M Audrey Hepburn, Gregory Peck, guests of Louella Parsons.

WCCO. drunken driving. Those sentenced to the workhouse were: For driving: after revocation of drivers' licenses: Walter R. Selton, 24, 2016 S. Fifth street, 90 days with parole after 30, plus $100 for drunken driving; Edmond J.

Neubeck, 33, 1411 N. Fourth street, 45 days with parole after 15; Richard H. Ryen, 20, 1222 W. Broadway, 30 days with parole after Patrick J. St.

Clair, 32, 562 Sev enth avenue 30 days with parole after 10 plus $100 for drunken driving. For drunken driving: Lyle W. Brown, 32, 2616 Central avenue and Vance E. Hes- tad, 44, Benson, both 30 days with parole after 10. For driving1 after suspension of drivers' licenses: Donald M.

Salden, 24, 7444 Bryant avenue Richfield, 60 days with parole after 30; Stanley L. Cunningham, 24, 2729 Garfield avenue 60 -days with parole after 20; Renna Christopher, 27, 556 Rondo avenue, St. Paul, and Donald R. Christian-son, 18, 3231 NE. Benjamin street, both 30 days with parole after Eugene P.

Bell, 28, who gave his address as 27 Clifton avenue, 30 days with parole after 5 plus $100 for drunken driving. Fined $100 for drunken driv ing- were: Ben O. Subernagel, 42, Chicago; Lester E. Chris- tianson, 34, 909 E. Eighteenth street; Kenneth J.

Strawn, 26, 2723 NE. Pierce street; Charles T. McGovern, 23, 2717 S. Eighth street; Browney Walsh, 38, Ryan hotel, St. Paul; Stanley C.

Brahuhn, 30, 525 Van Buren avenue, St. Paul: Donald C. O'Bryon, 25, 1916 Du-pont avenue Lester C. Som- erville, 36, 1400 Fifth avenue Norris Davis. 38.

81 Hoacr avenue; Andrew V. Serps, 37, 2524 Fourteenth avenue Lawrence Jones, 60, 637 Sev enth avenue Eroil G. Hauch, 32, 1517 LaSalle avenue; Michael J. Bonik, 42, 3348 Fourth avenue Arnold O. Wallen, 42, 3451 Fortieth avenue Edward G.

Campion, 31, 3540 Twenty-third avenue Ar- lonine Eggers, 31, 3311 Hum boldt avenue William C. Goodwin, 21, 2508 Russell avenue and E. J. Schoenbech-ler, 43, 5519 Forty-third avenue S. As in Old Athens ATHENS, GA.

CD A Uni versity of Georgia summer course in square dancing packed them in. OTHER RADIO WDGY 1130 Towdif DEAN SHERMAN: in. BOB BERTRAM): a m. Klll.tH MM: p.m. dii.1.

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7:1 p.m. KEYO-K40 TlCfdar BANDt NORRIH: a M. SLIM JIM: 12:0 noon. JOHN T. FLVVN: 12:5 p.m.

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Get Doan's Pilla todarl Audrey Hepburn RADIO LOGS Sept. 1, 1953 31 EXPLORE YOUR MIND By ALBERT E. WIGGAM, D-Sc Do husbands of mentally-ill wives also need treatment? Yes. Many husbands blame themselves for their wives breakdown. This is wrong and useless.

Why not organize classes for husbands of mentally-sick wives and for wives of mentally-sick husbands? IS MAN the only tool-using animal? No. In the Galapagos islands, "a tool-using bird" carries cactus spines or small twigs and drops them into crannies. As insects crawl out on these sticks, the bird catches them. IS TOUCH typing learned more easily by using blind keys? Emphatically no. A four-year study proved that touch typing is learned faster and better hy looking at the keys.

KADIO Boston Red Sox vs. Cleveland New York Giants vs. Chicago Roundup" guest: James J. Published ao a Mrttea to tOadero, at rharite to broadcaatera. The Tribune la not reeponiibie for prnrraaa chanieo by atatlona.

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Moaday threeih Friday jays. ma A rlaan In aanuaaee. nic-ucr; in vwiiiciaa AND CHANNEL WMIN-TV WTCN-TV 11 WCCO-830 (CBS) Channel 11, signing on today for the lirst time, will operate from 2 p.m. to midnight at the start. Officials of WTCN-TV and WMIN-TV, the stations sharing the channel, hope to expand into earlier daytime hours in a month or so.

Stu Lindman will sign on new channel with a news show at 2 p.m. He'll be followed by Meg Kingbay, WMIN-TV women's director, in a 25-minute "Talk of the Town" show. After that there'll be a mid-afternoon movie. WTCN-TV gets its first crack at viewers at 4 p.m., with a welcome from John Ford. Rollie Bakken follows at 4:05 p.m.

"Man Around the House," a daily cooking show, and Jack Thayer comes in at 4:30 p.m. with "Corner Drug," a daily mu-sic-and-celebrity show aimed at teen-agers. WMIN-TV claims to have dug up 80 old movies for channel 11 psggtnar. nave never Deen seen on i in the Twin Cities before. DEBORAH KERR, always so prim In her past Hollywood roles, comes out a sexy blonde-cheesecake and all in "From Here to Etern- Deborah Kerr ity." Squirt If there's anything lower in the way of comedy than throwing a custard pie, it's squirting seltzer water.

And there's nothing worse in the way of 3-D movies than the kind that heave things at the audience. And now, after years of abhorring this sort of thing in print, what has happened? I am on display at the State fair, squirting seltzer water at the audience in a 3-D movie pro- Be Well-informed Make It A Habit To Hear The NEWS 8:00 A.M. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY Frttnfd by NASH COFFEE BANKERS LIFE CASUALTY CO. WNAX--570 DAVID STONE YOUR DAY Time, Temperature, Weather, Newi Headline end REALLY GOOD Morning Melodiei Sunrise Roundup AT SIX A.M. r9 Hill Ham Your NBC Station at 1 duced by the Star and Tribune.

THE EQUIPMENT used to make the Star and Tribune State fair movie is fascinating. It's available to 16mm camera bugs at camera shops, but at pretty stiff prices. It's much less complicated than the 3-D equipment used in movie theaters. It requires only one projector and one strip of film, whereas in the theaters it's necessary to have two films and two projectors going at once. WE WERE feeling proud of the whole set-up around the Star and Tribune information booth the other night when a motion picture engineer from the University of Minnesota came along and took the wind out of our sails.

He had just been to Chicago to see some new movie equipment, he said. Among others, he had just seen a 16mm version of CinemaScope with stereophonic sound, he said. CinemaScope is the new curved-screen process developed by Twentieth Century-Fox. With it, Fox can have a 60-foot-long Marilyn Monroe spread across the screen lying on a chaise longue. When she talks, the sound comes from one end of the screen, and when she drops off her shoes, the clunk comes from the other end of the screen.

Now amateurs can produce the same effects at home. She may stretch out to only seven or eight feet on the screen, and she may be your wife instead of Marilyn Monroe, but t's still CinemaScope. Day Brightener: Warner Bros, couldn't find one word for 225th anniversary and went to Funk and Wagnalls, the dictionary people, with the problem. F. couldn't find one either.

So they minted a new one. It's quaquiducenary. Day Spoiler: Kid says, "Pop, do you know what the man said when he saw the steam roller run over his pet cat?" Father says, "No I don't. What did he say?" says, "He didn't say nothing. He just stood there with a long puss." STARTS TONIGHT! ''This Is Television" behind the wene in TV brought to you by Hoffman EASY-VISION' television Invites you to an inside tour a television station.

Be sure and see "Thin I Tele-vision" channel 11 WMIN-TV 9:00 P.M. Every TUES.at 9 P.M. BACK ON RADIO TONIGHT! Jack Webb STARS AS SGT. FRIDAY Dragnet America's Favorite Police Drama TONIGHT 8:00 Chtrfild 50,000 WATTS 1500 on Your Dial ill. VI 7T5-.

ft m(d KSTP 1500 (NBC) WTCN-1289 (ABCl Mff. Joan Olson, 4904 Upton avenue Knock, knock. Who's there? Emerson. Emerson who? Emerson nice legs you have. City to Meet With Mosquito Experts Today City, state and federal health officials will meet today to investigate a possible program of mosquito control for Minneapo? lis.

Dr, Frank J. Hill, Minneapolis commissioner of health, said the meeting would be called to comply with a recent city council motion. The state legislature in 1947 granted authorization for creating and financing mosquito control programs. Hill said recent reports that Minneapolis would be sprayed with DDT were "completely without foundation." City officials yesterday received many telephone calls from housewives who said they were reluctant to hang washing out because they had heard a rumor about spraying. Among those who will meet with Hill at the University of Minnesota farm campus are Dr.

Albert J. Chesley, secretary of the state health department; Thomas T. Aamodt. entomolo gist for the state department of agriculture; John J. Handy, di rector of city division of public health, and representatives from the United States public health service.

She Drove Him fo the Grave INDIANAPOLIS, IND. UP) Guy Hamblin thought a cemetery would be a safe place to teach his 59-year-old wife, Rosa, to drive. But Mrs. Hamblin is in a hospital with a possible broken leg, arm and ribs. And Guy has.

a bump on his head. The car went out of control and smacked a 20-foot tombstone. a.m.; Volca of China a.m.; Minute Man a.m.: Allen Revival Hr. 45 a.m.; Mount Olivet Church OrWt a.m.; Puim of LUe 0:1 a.m.; Derotlona :16 p.m. WMIH 1400 Me.

TuedT BILL DIEHL: 0 a.m. NORM PAGE! a m. SIEVE CANNON: p.m.; p.m. STD LINDMAN: noon; 3:00 p.m. MlRl.K EDHARDS: 10:05 p.m.

Sijn off. MUSIC: 0:05 p.m.; 1:05 p.m. SPORTS: 5:05 Buehall St. Paul Kanua City :45 m. NEWS: ttrrj hoar.

SPECIAL PROGRAMS: Almanac 1:30 a.m.; Hearth A Home 5:45 Votre of the People m. RELIGIOl'g PROGRAMS: Rev. Anton Cedarholm 0:30 a.m.; Hatred Heart 1:05 a.m.; The Koerr 0:45 p.m. WPBC-980 Taeaday BEfKI ANN: 1 am; 12 noon. JACK HASTINGS: 0:30 a.m.; p.m.

JIM LAN'GE: a.m.; p.m.; p.m. LARRT PAIN-TER: 0-11 a.m.; 11:15 p.m.; p.m. SPORTS: 0:00 a.m.; noon: 4:00 m. NEWS: Every hour. SPECIAL PROtiRAMH: All Newa 12:00 noon; Want Ada 4:15 p.m.; HMtinr Commentary 0:05 p.m.; Variety Shew 1:45 p.m.

KTIS-90O Met. Tuesday MRS. W. B. RII.FT: -5 a m.

BETTE AI.BAIGH: 10:30 a m. CHAPLAIN PETERSON: 1:30 m. SHIRI.ET EIKiER-TON: p.m. DR. STAM: 2:45 m.

MCSIC: 0:00 a 1:05 a.m.; 1:15 a 11:15 a.m.; 12:30 3:05 p.m.; 0 30 p.m.: 1:30 40 0:30 p.m. NEWS: 1:00 a.m.; a.m.; noon; 3:00 p.m.; 4 00 p.m.; 5-00 p.m.; 5-30 p.m. SPECIAL PROGRAMS: Public Srhoolt 11:00 a.m.; 1:45 m. RKMGIOI'S PROGRAMS: Morninr Worship 0:30 a.m.; Wil. bur Nelson 1:30 a.m.: Rack to Rthle 0:30 a.m.; Goapel Sinter 0:00 a.m.: Chapel Hr 0-15 a Par Glory of God 0:45 a.m.; Bible Hr.

10:19 a Bible Niti'Ii- 10:45 Spiritual lilnle am: Bible f'laa 1:15 p.m.: Restinr Time 2:00 Family Direst 0:00 p.m.: Carmen' Hr. 1:00 W. Eventnt School 1:50 50 p.m. WCOW-1590 TumOay I AHUM) LAKRT I.INNETT: 5:10 am (tlWBOV JACK IIOI GLA8: 0:15 a.m.; 1 15 a 1:05 a 0:05 a.m.; 11:05 a 12:30 m. LARIET LIS KLEVEN: 1:05 p.m.; 4 30 m.

DENVER DON DOTT: a p.m.; 5:10 p.m.; 0:05 p.m. SPORTS: 1:10 a.m.; 5 15 p.m. NEWS: 0:00 a 1:00 a 1:00 a 0:00 a.m.; 10:00 a.m.; 11:00 a.m.; 12:00 pnon; 1:00 p.m.; TOO p.m 3:00 4:25 p.m.: 5 00 0:00 m. SPECIAL PROGRAMS: Market Quotations 1:30 a.m.: 12:15 am. TROGRAM: Morninf DeTetlona TELEVISION STARTS TODAY 4908 Who's on Tum.

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1401 Cedar Ava. PArher 014 1 ifliTiiaiTiiTnil lir 1 .1 Welcome to the Twin Cities J. FRED MUGGS We'll if You at Fair! Read GEORGE LUXTON'S column for helpful advica on gardening in the Minneapolis Sunday Tribune..