The Kokomo Tribune from Kokomo, Indiana • Page 17

Popularity of Ike Shown In Area's Primary Voting The popularity of President Eisenhower was evident in primary returns from Tipton, Miami, din- his ouster campaign against Tfllet ton and Carroll neighbors of Howard County. The President carried all of them by wide margins as he did elsewhere in Indiana, and in each, county his showing was better than that of the lone Democratic presidential candidate. Sen. Estes Kefauver. The number of interesting races for county office nominations featured the voting in neighboring treasurer, Donald Exmeyer; coro- counties, and details from each county are given TIPTON TIPTON (Tribune Special) President Eisenhower had a 280 popular vote majority over Sen.

Estes Kefauver in the Tipton County primary Tuesday as 1153 Republicans and 1,088 Democrats cast ballots. The Republicans gave Eisenhower 1,137 votes and Lar Daly nine, while Kefauver received 857. of the 58 precinct committeemen elected Tuesday, are favorable to The total vote was with the GOP battle for Carroll Circuit 3,053 Republicans Dem ocrats voting. It represented 3 per cent of the 17,402 registered voters. Candidates nominated withou opposition were: REPUBLICANS Circuit judge, Henry S.

Bailey: state representative, Leo Sullivan; About 25 per cent of the 9.001 registered voters went to the polls. A final count of the 28 county precincts showed William Catlin Whitehead winning the Democrat! congressional race over four ponents. Whitehead bad 344 vot while the others finished as fi lows: Roush, 188; Smith, 173 Hillsamer, 153 and Himelick, 160 Democrat Jack E. Weaver feated Joseph Gibson and Monte Kelsay In the joint representati race. Weaver had 465 votes, Gi son 208, and Kelsay 330.

Democratic delegate race win ners In Cicero Township were 1 A. Cardwell, William Rollings an Ray H. Bower. The commissioner race in th Democratic column was won Emmett Simmons with 592 votes to 449 for Robert C. Coulson.

The unopposed candidates wer nominated automatically. The are as follows: REPUBLICANS Joint representative, Robert Nash; recorder, Meada Griesel ner, Owen B. Johnson; surveyor Harrold E. Norris. DEMOCRATS Circuit judge, George R.

Landgrave; treasurer, Roscoe Zerbe; coroner, Alfred surveyor, Richard E. Plqthow; commissioner, 3rd District, Gerald Howell. FRANKFORT FRANKFORT (Tribune Spcl.) F. Hodgen, incumbent state representative from Clinton County, was renominated for that post in Tuesday's primary, defeating Harold P. Heavilon, 2,029 to 968, in their contest on the Republi- coroner, Howard D.

Thomas; sur veyor, Max K. Bowlby; commis sioner, 1st District, Erwon Davis commissioner, 3rd District, Fre Rode. DEMOCRATS Recorder, Hanna Doversberger coroner, Chester A. Morris; sur veyor, to be filled by appointment commissioner, 3rd District, Johi M. Cardwell.

PERU PERU, Special President Eisenhower polled more votes than anyone else in the Miami County primary. He go 2,998 against 55 for Lar Daly, his GOP opponent, and 2,370 for Sen Estes Kefauver. Harry D. Howard, Republican and Paul B. Rife, Democrat, were nominated for county commissioner in the 2nd Howard de feated Russell Barter, 1,695 to 1,246, and Rife won from Truman Yoder, 1,960 to 1,231.

The Republican winner for commissioner in the 3rd District was Elmer H. Miller, who polled 2.12J votes against 837 for his opponent, Paul Pugh. In the Democratic congressional race, J. Edward Roush carried the county. The figures were Roush, 832; Hillsamer, 808; Whitehead, 546; Smith, 528, and Himelick, 348.

Rep. John V. Beamer was unopposed on the Republican ticket, but his name was on the ballot and he drew 2,890 votes. Arthur Gossard, who is attempt- Ing to unseat Robert Tfllet as Dem- than doubled the count on Sen. Estes Kefauver, who got 83L The two hottest contests, were Court clerk and the Democratic race for county treasurer.

The clerk's race was won by J. Reid of Kokomo, with a 164-vote edge over Hoy Musselman. McCain's total was 1,083 and Musselman's 919. For treasurer, Gladys Young Woodrum won the Democratic nomination over Merlin Mullin by 194 total was and Muffin's 502. Robert A.

Ferrier won the Republican race for treasurer, defeating Charles L. Bell, 1,409 to 695. In the Democratic congressional race, John H. Hamling carried the county with 615 votes. His opponents received the following totals: rhurman Crook, 257; George Cushman, 154; and William D.

Jefferson, 135. Roy Conrad, incumbent state senator for Carroll, Clinton and White Counties, has almost a 2-to-l advantage over his Republican rival, Walter E. Bowen. Conrad's vote was 1,329 and Bowen's 720. State Convention Delegates Named by Both Parties Here Howard County voters Tuesda settled six Democratic and six publican contests, for delegates joth state conventions.

The-Democratic state conventio wfll be held in Indianapolis on Jon 26 with the Republicans convenin wo days later on June 28. Here is the complete list of del Sates for both parties. DEMOCRATS (First District) Five WfUoughb (836); Harry H. Hart (697); Ea Max Conwell (663); Earl F. Camp bell (648); Ben Robinson Bruce Kingery (509).

(Second District) Three McGowan (505); Robert Whitehead (458) Joseph E. Gibson (358); Thoma E. Dafley (281); Robert W. DeWitt (177). can ballot.

Hodgen's opponent this fall will! Mahlon Kerlin won the Carroll be Hugh M. Fisher, won won th County vote in the GOP race for Democratic nomination from Earl Stevens, 1,210 to 811. Three (Third District) R. Hoi (385); Fannie May Hummer (324) Lee J. Noble (284); Paul E.

Alii 'son (227); Harold L. Stevens (217) Harold Ware (152). (Fourth District) N. Hender son, Gilbert M. Loucks, Frank McGuire, Ralph Rosselot.

(Fifth District) Three Stanley (546); LaVaughn Hawkins (453); John W. Kerliu (300); Marley Purvis (253); Oliver W. Myers (5); Marcus L. Gossard captured the GOP nomination for recorder, defeating Fairy H. Miner, 1,916 to 1,008.

The GOP surveyor nomina-nomination for commissioner. First tion went to Alonzo B. Krug, who beat Nelson T. Amos, 1,798 to I.IM In the Republican race for cor oner the winner was Luther Hartman, with 1,918 votes. Harold unopposed and their nomination Johnson finished second with 803 and Arthur E.

Dannin third with 344. senator for Clinton, Carroll and White Counties, easily defeated Walter E. Bowen, 1,951 to 894 on the Republican ballot. The Democratic race for com- nissioner in the 3rd District returned Ralph S. Myers the winner over Garrett-Brown, 1,026 to 793.

lattle, J. Edward Ronsh of Hunt- and Cass Counties. His total was 1,274 against 771 for Marion A. Langston. On the Democratic ballot, the District, went to Barley W.

Roach, who defeated Charles W. Wiles, 845 to 323. The following candidates were was a formality: REPUBLICANS Recorder, Ruby E. Trent; Roy Conrad, incumbent state veyor, Charles Ritzier; commis sioner, Charles J. Phillips and Carl 3.

Eikenberry. DEMOCRATS State senator, Carroll-White-Clinon Counties, Ralph E. Hanna; state epresentative, Cass and Carroll lounties, Paul Henry Wagaman; ounty clerk; Lawrence Yerkes; In the Democratic congressional recorder, Joan L. Abbott; surveyor, ington carried Clinton County by a Lewis Penn. small margin over Paul Hillsamer.

"he vote was 507 for Roush and 481 for Hillsamer. The three other candidates received the follow- ng totals: Himelick, 237; Whitehead, 420; Smith, 272. Congressman John earner, hough unopposed, was on the bal- ot and polled 2,733 votes. President Eisenhower was an easy winner over Lar Daly, the C. Robert McCarty; commissioner, Shelby McQueary (195); David DeMoss (116).

(Sixth District) Three Gilbert (499); Eugene Rudolph (296); Ralph R. Little (229); Harry McKinstry (228); Regina Brunnemer (146). (Seventh District) Three I. Fenn LEGALS NOTICE TO NON-KMIDiNTJ State of Indiana, County of Howard, ss: In the Howard Superior Court, April Term. 1958.

No. 1760. GEORGE GR1SAMORE EDITH GRISAMOBE Plaintiffs EDWARD A. ARMSTRONG, et al Defendants COMPLAINT TO BE rr (329); J. Edwin Matlock (264); Jack E.

Weaver (208); James E. Miller (152); Anna Belle Chambers (125); Harvey E. Petty (105). (Eighth District) P. Coplen, Guy W.

Wilson. (Ninth District) Fenn, Floyd F. Cook. (Tenth District) Duncan, Phillip 0. Sheridan.

REPUBLICANS (First District) Three F. Caylor (384); Max Burns (370); Wilbur L. Rust (370); Daniel Chegar (276). (Second District) Four Richard Ellis (844); Chalmer N. Denny (804); Virgil Hunt (705); Paul J.

Mills (441); Ted Anderson (428). (Third District Robert Finch, Allen M. Morgan, Clifford R. Wiliamson. (Fourth District) Two Kellar (270); Melvin Shallenberger (234); Richard 0.

Harrison (186); Grant Hayes 119). (Fifth District) Four Elected-Herbert E. Wilams Harley E. Hamilton 906); Paul A. Deardorff (871); Edward W.

Nicklaus (752); Edgar V. Bayliff (746). (Sixth District) Three Elected-WiUiam L. Wil- dnson (629); James L. Duke (593); 'enry Quigley (541); Myron D.

Christie (364). (Seventh District) D. Harrion, Lewis H. Poe. (Eighth District) Yater.

(Ninth District) Three E. Wright 402); Wayne Carr (401); Clarence' Ssenhower total being 2,929 and ialy's 85. Eisenhower also made better showing than Sen. Estes "efauver, whose total was 1,638. The following candidates were ominated without opposition: DEMOCRATS State senator, Clinton, Carroll ind White Counties, Ralph E.

Hana; coroner, Earl Applegate; s'ur- eyor, Lloyd A. Bowman; commissioner, 2nd District, Manford beets; treasurer, Elmer S. Rex- ecorder, Clarence 0. Clark. REPUBLICANS Treasurer, Lucille Wooffendale; 1 TO QUIET TITLE that on ttie 28th day of April, 1956, the plaintiffs in the above entitled cause filed in the Howard Superior Court, of Howard County, Indiana, their complaint to quiet title to the following described real estate situated in Howard! County, Indiana, to-wit: Beginning all a stone 45 rods East and 48 rods.

North of the SW corner of the SEJ of Section 30, Twp. 24 North, range 4 East, thence West 8 rods, thence South 10 rods, thence East 8 rods, thence North 10 rods to the place of beginning, containing of an acre, and containing in the tract hereby abstracted ZSAOOths of an acre, more or less, and being part of lots and 11 in the SE1 of Section 30, Twp. 24 North, range 4 East. Also described as part of the SB1 Wednesdoy, May 9, 1956 KOKOMO (Ind.) TRIBUNE 17 Rainbow Hues Answer to Previous Puzzta ACROSS 1 Primary color Shade of blue 8 Former days 12 Cutting tool 13 Wings 14 Peruvian 15 Polynesian palms 18 Comic character IS Allowance 20 Inclinations 21 Legal matters 23 Zucharistic DOWN 1 Rodents 2 Egress 3 To be wished 4 Neck backs 5 Wolfhound 8 Destroyer 7 Still 8 Heaps 9 Soon 10 Gael 11 Browns 17 Lessened 19 Subject to punishment WFBM-TV INDIANAPOLIS CHANNEL 5 PJt WIDNISDAY, MAY 5:00 Chuckwagon Tales 6:00 Hoosier We; 26 Closed car 27 Decide 28 Ledger entry 29 Ancient Persian 31 Singing voices 24 Cash 28 Narrow board 27 Indistinct 30 Refund 32 Cylindrical 34 Chafed 35 Revised 36 Unclose (poet) 37 Snatches 39 Greek district 40 Sharpen 41 Through 42 Raise the spirits 45 Hotel attendant 49 Cash. 51 Anger 52 Persian prince 53 Female sheep (pi.) 54 Water sprite 55 Unmarried girl 56 Essential being 57 Consume 23 Ships' officers 33 Addition to 24 Therefore a document 25 Jump SS Moistens 40 Inheritors 41 Sheriff's troop 42 Stuff 43 Half (prefix) 44 Shield 46 Mineral rocks 47 Operatic solo 48 Closest SO mound 6:10 6:15 6:20 6:30 6:45 7:00 7:30 8:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:10 11:15 12:00 'eather Happy Birthday Les Paul Mary Ford Forbes News Eddie Fisher News Caravan Bulova Showtime Father Knows Best TV Theater This Is Your Life 1 Led Three Lives Screen Directors Playhouse Star The Story Weather Sports Review Night Owl Theater Tonight 7:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 11:00 11:30 PJK.

12:00 12:10 12:15 12:25 12:30 1:30 2:00 3:00 3:15 3:30 4:00 THURSDAY, MAY It Today Ding Dong School Romper Room (Color) Home Tennessee Ernie Feather Your Nest Market Reports Farm News Hymn Time Forbes News Open House Kitchen Window (Color) Matinee Theater (Color) Charlie Gore Show Modern Romances Queen for Day Whaf Your Bid? Howdy Doody (Color) Long John Silver WTTV BLOOMINGTON CHANNEL 4 Kaufman (357); Clarence Bag- ell (355); Howard Coate (261). (Tenth District) (Eleventh District) Bagwell. (Twelfth District) K. ight. Windfall Methodist Church VBS Opens The annual Vacation Bible School of the Methodist Church began Monday morning with an attendance of 99.

The school, under the direction of Mrs. George Dunham, will continue until Friday, May 18. Assistants and teachers are: In- termediates Class, Mrs. Frank North "mT Stevenson; junior, Mrs. Owen Bol-lgg inger, Mrs.

William Wright and, ginning, inclosing 0.233 tion 30, Twp. 24 North, Range 4 East, being located In the City of Kokomo, Center Township, Howard County, Indiana and described as our Tipton Youths Held For Thievery Area Special) Tipton youths charged with stealing gasoline, breaking street The Open Mike TV-Radio Highlights By MARGARET BUHRMAN One of the most ambitious col telecasts yet the citement attendant to the runnin of the 500-mile Indianapolis Spee way Memorial Day plan ned for NBC-TV News Carava Frank McCall, producer, has a Good- nounced. A special handpicki crew will colorcast the event. follows, to wit: Beginning at apoint lights amj disturbing the peace in on the center line of Elizabeth 704.0 feet North of the South line of said section and running thence Kempton, were apprehended by thence west 132.0 puce except Mrs. Woodrow Zehner; primary, Mrs.

William Findling, Mrs. Norman Sims, Mrs. Lindsay Silcox and Sandra Findling; six 'year olds, Mrs. Lawrence Hoback, Mrs. Ray Morris; beginners, Mrs.

Donald Schlieper, Mrs. Richard Lewis and Mrs. Wilford Drake; nursery, Mrs. Henry Edwards and Mrs. Frederick Plummer.

Baby Sitters, Mrs. Edward Secor, Mrs. Ivan Morris. itent person (bowing that th nee of each of the following ommissioner, 2nd District, Ralph Metzger; commissioner, 3rd istrict, Melvin Crum. Helpers include Jane Zehner, Car- DELPHI ocratic chairman, claimed that 35 Lar Daly, 1,997 to 73 and more Opening Announcement Ladles, I have opened my Beauty Salon at 232 S.

Union St and given it the name "MJLLY-S BEAUTY SALON." As an opening price, I will offer a Beautiful Non- Ammonia Oil Cold Wave, Only $4.95 Willy's Beauty Salon 232 S. Union St. Phone GL 2-8450 JESSE'S FOODUND EAST MARKLAND AND BY-PASS Open 7 A. M. to 7 P.

M. 9 to 11 a.m. who is in charge of the music. All children in Windfall and community are invited to attene BJ We School. Classes are from essman Charles A.

Halleck swamped Ethmer 0. Skelton, 1,768 293, to carry Carroll County in bid for renomination on the Be- Hican ticket President Eisenhower rolled ov- 1NTERESTING FACTS At an average speed of 30 miles an hour it would take a car more than 11 years to travel over America's 3,012,520 miles of rural roads. Bronze razors were manufac- Mred in several ancient civiliza- ions. A fur seal does not see land for nine months of the year. With 1929 as 100, Mexico now has a production index of 340 comparec with 204 the United States and 184 for Europe.

The United States uses about two- thirds of the free world's supply of nickel. The U.S. Steel Industry employed 657,600 people in 1955. The green turtle of the West toll dies sometimes reaches a weight I of 600 pounds. 20 feet off the entire East Side fo street purposes.

And at the same time plalntif filed in said Court the affidavit of compel resldei named defendants in said action, upo diligent inquiry, is unknown, Edward A. Armstrong, John N. Loo Lex J. Kirkpatrick, trustee for th owners of the Akron and East komo gas well, Howard County, In diana, Henry St Clair, Ella St Clair Edgar R. Anderson, Ethel Lockridg Richard W.

Lockrldge, Harry Crawford, Wallace R. Johnson, Rub Johnson, Emery C. Meacham, an Doris A. Meacham, and further show ing that the names of each and all the following described defendants are unknown, and they are each an all believed to be non-residents the State of Indiana, to-wit: the un known husband or wife, as the cas may be, of each of the above namec persons, if living, and the unknown widow or widower, as the case may be, and the unknown heirs, legatees devisees, and personal representa Tipton police Wednesday at 4:45 30, finally finds romance and trie tives of each of the persons, If deceased. above name ici suiia, ucucoacu.

And further showing that each and all of said defendants are necessar; parties defendant herein, and tha the-action herein is to quiet title to the real estate herein above described. And whereas said proceedings are prosecuted to quiet the title to said against all demands, claims and claimants whatsoever, and against the world. Now, therefore, by order of satd Court the said defendants herein above named and.described, and all other persons, and each of them, are hereby notified of the filing and pendancy of said complaint, and that the same will stand for trial in the Howard Superior Court, of Howard County, Indiana, at the Courthouse, in Kokomo, Indiana, on the 16th day of July, 1956, at 9:30 O'clock A. the same being the 85th judicial day of the April Term, 1956, of said Court, and that unless they appear and answer or demur to. said complaint on or before said date, the matters and things therein alleged will be heard and determined In their absence.

Witness my hand and the seal of said Court this 4th day of May, 1956. Clerk of the Howard Superior Court DON R. SELLERS Barrel L. Hodson Attorney for. Plaintiffs HAMBURGER 5 LBS.

BULK SAUSAGE LARGE FRANKS SLICING BOLOGNA Ib. i BANANAS CELERY. 'stalks lOe 29c NEW ALLIED CHIEF The White House has announced the selection of Vice Admiral Robert P. Briscoe as Commander-in-chief of Allied Forces in Southern Europe. Briscoe succeeds retiring Admiral William M.

FecKteler. State of Indiana, County of Howard, ss: In the Howard Superior Court April Term, 1956. No. 1738. RUTH MUNSELL PAUL MUNSELL, Her Husband JOHN A.

BIDDLE et al NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS The plaintiffs in the above entttlet cause having filed their complain therein, together with an affldavi that certain defendants are non-rest dents of the State of Indiana, Now, therefore, Lawrence R. Daugh erty, unmarried, Mary Eason ani Raymond Eason, her husband, Mar tha Butler, and Marion Butler, her husband, Nora Boggs, and Fred Boggs her husband, Retta Raach, and Rnssel Raach, her husband, Earnest Brown and Brown, his wife, whose true christened name is unknown Vera Belle Fitzgerald and Roy Fitz gerald, her husband, Hilfred (Fritz) Brown, widower, Edna Hansley and Hansley, her husband, whose true christened name is unknown, Vera Brown, widower, Carl Brown and Brown, his wife, whose true christened name is unknown, Hoy Brown and Brown, his wife, whose true christened name is unknown, all non-resident defendants in the above entitled cause, are hereby notified that unless they be and appear on the'16th day of July, 1956, same being the eighty-fifth' Judicial day of the April Term of the Howard Superior Court, at the Court House in -the City of Kokomo, Indiana, to answer or demur to said complaint, the same will" be beard and determined In their absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I hare hereunto set my hand and the seal of this court this 4th day of Hay, 1956. DON R. SELLERS Clerk of the Howard Superior Court Barrel L.

Hodson Attorney for I a.m. after Sheriff Paul Grirmne radioed description of the quartet given him by Kempton resi dents. Sheriff Grimme said he went to Kempton after receiving a report that a parked was being siphoned of gasoline and that street lights had been knocked out. The teenagers, 15 to 18, are being held in the county jail for further questioning Wednesday afternoon. Methodist Fond Campaign Tentative plans for the Kemp Memorial Methodist Church's new $150,000 educational unit were out- ined before more than 200 mem Qualification time trials will be telecast by WFBM-TV Satur days and Sundays, May 19-20 26-27 (4 p.m., Channel 6) Tom Carnegie will be assisted in the.

sport seas ts by Paul Lennon WTTV, and Bob Rhodes, WFBM TV. Three cameras-will be in covering the Speedway action OBSESSION: Ethel Merman stars tonight in U. S. Steel Hour production of "Honest in the Rain (9 p.m.. Channel 8).

In her role a Libby Marks, Miss Merman poi trays a woman who, at the age bers of the church at a "Loyalty Dinner" in the Farm Bureau hall Monday night. According to the chairman of the building committee, H. V. Morris, he structure is to be-built south of the present church building. It will include a dining room and kitchen in the basement, church of- ices, parlor, kindergarten and a nursery on the first floor, and rooms for youth activities on the econd floor.

Canvass Chairman Floyd Collins xplained that pledges will be pay- ble over a 150-week period, begin- ing June 1. Hospital Notes Admissions: Frank Enlow, Tipon; Fay Henson, Kempton; Seva ooth, Tipton; Ola Phipps, Sharps-; ffle; Steve Salsberry, Tipton; Jeani raker, Walton; Chester Williams, Kempton; Shirley Schwartz, Ko- omo; Carl Overdorff, Atlanta. Dismissals: Linda Jackson, empton; Cathy Burkhart, Windall; Rebecca Halfor, Kempton; aisy Stout, Tipton; Fred Robin- Tipton; Pauline Freeland, Tipon; Norma Jean Flake, Tipton; E. Shaw, Tipton. PERSONAL LOANS IN ANY AMOUNT UP TO Get the CASH you need an your SIGNATURE ONLY Furniture Other Personal Property PHONE GL 9-4127 service far all your to overcome her urge to gambli Despite her efforts, she succumb to a "hot tip" the horses.

REMNANTS OF FEAR: "A Ticket for Thaddeus," starring Edmond O'Brien on Screen Director's Playhouse (10 p.m., Channel 6), is the story of a bumble Polish refugee who has never been able to shed his fear of men in uniforms. When the immigrant becomes involved hi a minor traffic accident, he tries to assume blame although he was not at fault. TOUCH OF SPAIN: A Flamenco dance solo will be a special feature in Kraft Theater's drama, "Death Is a Spanish Dancer" (8 p.m Channel 6), starring Kim Stanley The story concerns a wealthy widower whose devotion to his crippled daughter, an only child, is one of frantic over-protection. CHICAGO ZONE: Tonight's telecast of This Is Your Life (9 p.m., Channel 6) originates from the Palmer House in Chicago. ARGUMENTS: Differences between a truck driver's young bride and his widowed mother increase when Michael Anthony appears with a check for the couple in tonight's Millionaire story (8 p.m., Channel 8).

The mother cannot be told ELIMINATION BOUTS: First in a series of fights to find the successor to the world heavyweight championship title vacated by Rocky Marciano is fo be aired tonight (9 p.m.. Channel 9:05 p.m., ABC Radio). The match pits No. 3 ranked Bob Baker against Johnny Holman, rated No. 4 among the contenders.

ON RADIO: Joan Lorring is starred as "Goldie," an accomplice of a fake photographer and a phony detective in the FBI in Peace and ffar story of blackmail rackets 7:30 p.m., CBS Radio). BRINGS RESULTS: An aptitude test brings amazing results to an easy-going salesman portrayed by Alan Young in Family Theater's play, "The Apt Mr. Willis" (8:30 p.m., MBS). LARCENY CHARGED Police Wednesday slated Carmel lichard Dausch, 55, 41214 E. Jeferson on a charge of grand arceny.

Dausch, a taxicab driver, alleged to have stolen a power awn mower from a residence in he 1200 block of South Courtland Vvenue. P.M. 5:00 6:00 6:30 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:45 10:00 10:30 10:43 12:30 A.M. 9:40 9:45 10:00 10:30 11:00 P.M. 12:15 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:30 4:49 5:00 WEDNESDAY, MAY Mickey Mouse tattle Disneyland Paul Burton Show Masquerade Party Break the Bank Wednesday Night Fightj Yesterday's Newjreel Favorite Story Frank Edwards Hollywood Movies News THURSDAY, MAY News Coffee Break Looney Tunes' Magic Clock Feature Theater Coffee Break B.F.D.

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