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PAGE 19 EAST LIVEBPOOL REVIEW. EAST LIVERPOOL. OmO. TUESDAY, AUGUST Television Log WDTT. Ckmuwl Video 8ilO Lucky Pup Home IsHapplnMS 7iOO Captain Video 7t3O News-Sports Highlights 7 145 Ti55 Viz Quiz SiOO Television Theater of lOiM Tomorrow 1 lliW News Roundup 13iOO Comlnr Attraction) Teit Pattern 2il5 Concert Hall 2i30 MoTie Matinee 2iBO Latest Headline! 4iOO Homemakers 4s30 Test Pattern Concert Hall 5tSO Howdy Doodr Radio In Review 87 JOHN CKOSBX Another Variety Show rpHK FORD MOTOR which fortunately is a very rich corpora- tion, has attempted just about everything in television except Arthur Godfrey.

And it probably would try him if it could get its hands en him. To recapitulate: Ford originally fooled around with ballet, a courageous enterprise i didn't quite come off. This was too bad because It has scared away from ballet, except in small doses, ever since. Ford's second venture in TV was Ford Theater, which has done come of the finest dramatic yet seen on TV. It will be back.

And now Ford is laying a lot el coin on the line for the Jack Haley show (N.B.C.-TV 9 p. Thursday). Rating-wise, I suppose this is a wise move since variety shows all seem to achieve a quick popularity. In long run, my bet is that the multiplication of variety shows on television will bring them all crashing down on their sponsors' heads. It takes longer to build the ratings of the dramatic shows, but my theory is they'll outlast the comedians in the stretch.

You can get very nice odds on that proposition in case you're Interested. MR. HALET'S a very engaging person as well as a very epl comedian. Mr. Haley is so nice a person that you find yourself rooting for him, which cannot be of every comedian.

When things don't go well, you star! defending him, pointing out thai he was awfully good last week. Still, I'm known far and wide as a -man who never blinks at facts. And I'm not going to start fact-blinking at my age. The fact that I can't blink at in this case is that Mr. Haley is not one of those comedians who rise above his material.

If the material is good, he's good. If it isn't, he isn't. So much for that fact. The best sketches'on the Haley show are the oldest ones. They have been tested and perfected in scores of revues and burlesque houses.

The newest sketches haven't the polish or the finality and seem somehow incomplete. However, even the milder efforts are graced by very expert comics. Mr. Haley produces week after week top flight guests which have included Fields, Mary McCarthy, Ella Logan and Jules Munshin. Along with being a comedian of parts, Miss Logan, a fetching bit of Scottish heather, may be the most highly charged singer of them all.

And that's saying a great deal for this era of high- voltage female canaries. I though' she was to tear her hair out by the roots singing the tearful story of A Cottage For Sale I'd advise her to leave that song out of her repertoire. She'll die of heartbreak right in the middle of it some day. ALONG WITH the veterans Mr. Haley has initiated a policy of Introducing unknown comedians each week.

Virtually all of them give what are now known as impressions. In my youth they were called Imitations. They haven't changed a bit, either. In fact, they're still instating the same people Jimmy Cagney, Edward G. Robinson, Katherine Hepburn, Clark Gable anc Jimmy Stewart.

I'm getting awfully tired of imitation Edwarc G. Robinsons. I never met a man who couldn't imitate Edward Robinson reasonably well. It's a very small accomplishment. Another man you're likely to KDKA 1020 Natlraal WCAE 1250 American WKBN 570 ColnnkU KQV 1411 TUESDAY--Night iM ilC Tello-TeH 0 Muslo i4B S-StarBltra TiOO Man's Famllv World Newt Ti3O Tap Time Tap Time 8il5 Cavalcade sao Starlight 8:45 Stailight lliOO Penny Show Penny Show Chas.

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Special Time In Jiffy IB Jiffy News Town Quls News Qulky Qul Blng Sings Blng The Harmonies Detective Detective Req'st Oab'l Heatter Req'st Parade Req'st Parade News Lanny Say With Musle Say With Musle Req'st Nancy Dlxon Req'st Jane Gibson Ladles Fair Ladles Fair Queen for Day Queen for Day Tune-O Tune-O Req'st a i Req'st Matinee The Box The Box The Box Della-Katassen PHOTOGRAPHS TRAFFIC OFFENDERS. The "camera cop" is the latest answer to the traffic problem in Melbourne, Australia. Here Constable Tom Cunningham demonstrates the polished steel swivel apparatus in front seat of a car. The 35-millimeter camera with telephoto lens enables him to photograph cars of motorists through front or rear windows. on the Haley show any week is Jimmy Car- encounter most roll, a singer, There are two surprising things about Mr.

Carroll--he looks like Orson Welles and he's a tenor. I didn't know they made tenors any more. I certainly didn't think they made more than one Orson Welles, who almost too much for a lone planet. About the only other thing to ell you about the Haley show is hat it is a great big show indeed with chorus line, ballet numbers and an impressive amount of scenery. One odd thing about that scenery.

It keeps falling apart. Mr. Haley's props never quite workout as they did in rehearsals and the poor man has to keep ad ibbing to cover up the mechanical failures. I must admit he's very good, at it. (c) 1S50.

New Tork High School Graduates Will Be On Television Two of this year's graduates tA East Liverpool High School will take part in a broadcast over WEWS, Cleveland television station Wednesday atf 7:45 p. m. as guest artists in the Lynn Sheldon show. They are i Suzanne Hulme and Loretta Hopper, accompanists for the last year's Senior Choir. Miss Hulme will attend Baldwin-Wallace College this year on majoring in Miss Hopper has enrolled at' Ohio Taf To Speak At Yoiingstcwn Rally Set Tonight; Administration Hit CINCINNATI, Aug.

29 (AP)-Senator Robert A. Taft, fresh From a (wing through three rural Ohio counties, is scheduled to talk to the city folks at a major rally in Youngstown tonight. The Republican policy leader pulled no punches yesterday as lie made almost a dozen speeches attacking the Democratic administration. a shirt-sleeved crowds throughout Adams, Brown and Clermont counties heard Mr. Taft insist that the Korean crisis has shown that the nation lacks a foreign policy and a military policy.

At Georgetown in Brown county, the senator from Cincinnati claimed: "We have a wavering government, no defense plans and no program to carry out any plans." There is lack of agreement among cabinet members, he asserted. Mr. Taft called for election of an independent congress which would insist upon a definite foreign policy and which would not hesitate to use its influence to gefc Communists out the government. "Why spend billions to fight Communists abroad and allow them to infiltrate at home?" he asked. In Clermont county, the senator told an audience at Batavia "it's the wavering and weakness of the foreign policy of the Truman administration that could lead to a third world With Mr.

Taft on the tour was Don H. Ebright, Republican candidate for governor of Ohio. Mr. Sbright criticized the administra- of Democratic Governor ''rank 3. Lausche as extravagant, acking in leadership and having, failed to its campaign promises.

2 Chester Motorists Fined In Traffic Cases Two Chester fined Monday motorists were after pleading guilty to traffic violations before Mayor DeMar Miller, and three out-of-stats drrVers forfeited 59 bonds each when they failed to appear for hearings on stoplight violations. Fined were Austin Morgan of Fairview $10 and costs for speeding on Carolina and Edward Custer of California $5 and costs, crashing a stoplight at Carolina Ave. and First St. Tney were ciied Friday by Police Chief FJoyd Lyons and 3 trolman Harold Davis. Charles Oranson of Pittsburgh, John Bruno of Lewiston, and John Thomas Bowe of Woodland, forfeited.

50 Per Cent Fee Grab By Attorneys Studied COLUMBUS, Aug. 29 (AP)-Should attorneys get half of workmen's compensation awards for their fees? That's the question under study today by the state Utilities Commission. Two men complained at a hearing yesterday that 50 per cent fees charged them were excessive. They asked the commission to get them refunds. Members said they will decide fair fees in about 10 days.

Failure of the attorneys to accept the commission decision might mean a ban against handling workmen's compensation cases, members said. U.S. AskB 14 Million In Hospital Ship Sinking SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 29 (AP) The government has charged the Luckenbach steamship line with responsibility for the sinking of the Navy hospital ship Benevolence. It asks 14 million dollars in damages.

The government seeks $3,500,000 for loss of the hospital ship and $10,500,000 hospital equipment aboard. It charges the freighter operated negligently. Cops Want Respect BLOOMINGTON, police chiefs went on record at their annual conference here as being opposed to "Komedy Kop' routines ii.movies and radio. The chiefs urged a nation-wide drive to end such "unfair portrayals' because they create disrespect for policemen and contribute to Juvenile delinquency. a $400 scholarship, Organ -and Piano.

State University on a $90 year scholarship to study mentary Music Education. Ele- Student's Gun Victim CLEVELAND, Aug. 29 -wound from a small target revolver killed a senior at Baldwin- Wallace College, police said today. But August L. Yanke, police chief in suburban Berea, sale he is not certain whether Carl Bayreuther, 21, of New Bedford was a suicide or the victim of an accident.

County Poultry Entry Winner At State Fair LISBON, Aug. 29 (Special)-Allen Summers of EasfcRochester had a winning entry in the poultry division of the Future Farmers of America exhibits in the Ohio' State Fair at Columbus Monday. He had two pullets and one cockerel entered in the White Rock class. Ohio's honored county commissioners and trustees today and began judging several thousand head of prized cattle. A variety of activities awaited visitors who walked over the grounds of the huge exposition, now in its fourth day.

Dr. J. P. Ebert OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted 203 East Fifth St. Ph.

1068 EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO Kitten Dies In Big Way INDIANAPOLIS, A kitten served as mascot for employees of the big Bridgeport Brass Co. plant died spectacularly. It jumped from a window and fell SWITCHMAN HEEO. Quick action by Joseph Callow, the 27-year-old i a at the Washington Union terminal, possibly saved many lives when he heard a report of a runaway locomotive over the public address system. He saw the runaway, quickly threw a switch and made the locomotive miss a train loaded with 200 passengers by only eight feet.

The runaway struck another train which already had discharged its passengers, overturning four empty cars. G.E. Lustron WASHINGTON, Aug. 29 A Reconstruction Finance Corp. official yesterday confirmed reports that the General Electric Co.

has "expressed an interest in buying defunct Lustron Corp. plant of Columbus, O. on three power cables, out the plant and forcing of an emergency generator lor nearly an hour. The 1949 U. S.

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