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11 Saved From Sea JIMMY NOSES INTO TITLE Radio-TV Day by Day Radio Ringside Press, John Foster Dulles; 9:30 Concert HalL Saturday schedulings: NBC 11:30 a. m. Music Clubs Convention, 400 Young Singers; 2 p. m. Pittsburgh Symphony; 4:30 Q.

Jr. Quiz. CBS 12:30 Give and Take; 3 Duke U. Men's Glee club; 4 Philadelphia orchestra. ABC 10:30 a.

m. What's My Name; 2 p. m. Sweet and Hot club; 5:15 Bible Message. MBS Noon Campus salute's Army Day program; 2:30 Sports Parade.

I t' matlc show, for which he does commercials. Story going the rounds that Bill Todman. producer of two CBS give-away shows, "Winner Take All" and "Hit the Jackpot," relates that he was crossing the street the other day carrying armful of pots and pans for raizes. Hc.lfway across, he dropped one. Goodman Ace.

who was pasting, remarked: "Pardon me, Bill, but you just dropped your script." Edward Arnold, the film and radio star, says Hollywood is still confused about television and that many picture stars are reluctant to get into the new medium until they find out what's going to happen. For one thing, no rates of pay have been established yet. Arnold told a radio-television conference sponsored by the City College of New York that he thinks television programming eventually may be as much as 60 per cent on film. That, he said. Is because of the difficulty of rehearsing to many live programs.

But he said he doesn't believe that video will hurt the movie theaters, because people will still want to "shop around" for their entertainment, and theaters eventually may show television programs, too. Ben Duffy, president of Batten, Barton, Durstine and Osborne, told the conference that according to a new survey, many industry leaders believe television will outstrip radio as an advertising medium by the end of 1954. What's more, he said, video may prove such a potent sales medium that it will sell enough goods to avert any possible depression. By JOHN M. COOPER isir.w YORK (INS) Henry Morgan's new five-day-a-week tel evision show on lasiea juoi one day.

By the morning after, Morgan decided it was too big a job to handle, along with his Sunday evening half hour on radio, so ne cnecKea rff the Tuesday and Thursday night video appearances. The show will continue on a tnree-iimcs-weekly basis. A recent column about Jack Sterling, early morning man on WCBS, New York, brought a brief note from Walter Klernan. Said Walter: "Dear John: he sounds like quite a guy but I don't think I'll ever hear him. He's In direct competition with me." Our thanks to ABC radio and television tar (and fellow INS columnist) Klernan for this timely reminder, nd a promise to report more fully on his own show soon.

George Hicks, ace newsman. Is moving over to NBC In order to stay with the Theater guild dra- Jews Return to Biblical Coinage LONDON (INS) For the first time in 2,000 years the silver shekel coinage of the old testament will shortly be in circulation in new Israel. This new issue of shekels, puteks, and gerahs will be minted in Britain by the metals division of the Imperial Chemical Industries. In effect it will be the first issue of Jewish money since 144 B. C.

News of the restoration of biblical money was disclosed In London recently when the Israeli government, making Its first contract with a British firm, placed an order with Id to make and supply a "considerable quantity" of coins for the new state. The last of the truly Hebrew coins were minted by Barchocebas in A. D. 131, whose forlorn revolt against the Romans under Titus was defeated and the coinage disappeared completely. Two of the ancient Hebrew emblems will be revived on the new coinage.

They are the bunch of grapes and the lamp with eight candles. THE HAMMOND TIMES Friday, April 1, 1949 (Ind.) Toyshop Row Ensnarls Top British Brass LONDON (INS) A little exper imental "toyshop may cause a first-class row between Britain's two top fighting men Field Montgomery and Field Mar shal "Bill" Slim, according to war office sources. Known as "Monty's but officially a secret research station, the special armored estab lishment was set up on Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire, by Viscount Mont gomery for two purposes. To try out his own Ideas of tank design and development. 2.

To keep together a team of battle-seasoned tank experts of the 79th Armored division, who Impressed him by their powers of im provisation against the Germans. Field-Marshal Slim, tough 57-year-old footslogger who commanded the 14th Army In Burma end succeeded Montgomery as chief of the imperial general staff four months ago, is planning to close the "toyshop." Slim maintains that tank devel opment is the supply ministry's job, an opinion backed by govern ment officials. Slim has told department heads In Whitehall to slash their officer staffs, and free as many men as possible for regimental duties. This will mean that many high-ranking officers, known In the army as "Montgomery boys," will probably drop rank and pay. "A chill wind is blowing through the war office, and its effects will not please Montgomery at all," one leading general is reported to have said.

Montgomery is now commander of the Western Union Defense Force. Laboratory Ship Hunts Underseas Mountain SAN DIEGO (UP) Scientists aboard the University of Call fornia's laboratory ship. Velero IV, have failed to locate a moun tain reported to be rising off the lower California coast. For the past several months fishing vessels have reported the submerged peak near the tip of the peninsula. They said It had risen to within 40 fathoms of the but face.

CapL Allan Hancock of the Velero IV radioed that -the ship had searched the area with electronic fathometers for more than two hours and had failed to locate the mountain. Hancock said, however, that the fishermen may have reported the exact location 22 A. SELECTED as laugh king for the third annual "National Laugh Week" April 1-8; Jimmy Durante, radio and movie comic with the king-size cose, wears his new crown in the proper place on his schnozz. Jimmy replaces Bob Hope, two-time king. (International) By E.

BUTTE RFTELD NEW YORK (AP) Henrv Mor gan, satirical comedian, is having complications trying to get started in television. A year or so ago under ABC auspices, he took a flier at the camera that didn't last too long despite sponsor cooperation. Now, switched to NBC, he still has problems. Much ado was made over the fact that his Sunday night radio schedule would be augmented with a five-time-a-week video series. To get things fully prepared for adaption to television, the opener was postponed a week.

When he did get set, he decided after one program that five times a week was too much television for Morgan. So he cut down to Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. The net work is filling in the other nights. His opening telecast got a rather mixed reception from the reviewers. Stop the Music, ABC giveaway, has picked May 5 to branch out from radio into television for the same network.

It will have the same format with Harry Salter's orchestra and Quizmaster Bert Parks, but will restrict its phone calls to owners of television sets. A mystery tune different from the Sunday night radio version will be used. Saturday schedulings: All networks 3:15 p. m. Opening of horse racing season at Jamaica, N.

track, experimental free handicap; also NBC television at 2:30. NBC 5:15 Arturo Toscaninl closing his 11th full season with the NBC, Part of "Aida;" also to be televised. Program parade tonight: NBC 7 Paul LaValle band; 7:30 Bob Hope with Jimmy Durante; 8:30 Red Skelton; 9 Life of Riley; 9:45 Pro and Con; Sen. John J. Spark-man of Ala.

CBS 7 Jack Carson show; 7:30 My Favorite Husband; 8 Friday Theater "Wuthering 9:30 Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar. ABC 6:30 Lone Ranger; 7:30 This Is FBI; 8 Break the Bank; 9 postponed fight, Ike Williams vs. Kid Gavilan. MBS Experience Speaks; 7:30 Enchanted Concert; 9 Meeeting the TAKEN OFF a slowly foundering Navy PBY Flying: Boat that was "ditched" 600 miles southwest of Johnston Island in the Pacific, pilot LL Com. W.

Hartmaa (above) and his 10 fellow crewmen are taken to Kwajalein Island by the rescue ship LSM448. Two men were rescued seven hours after Lt. Hartman radioed he was going to "ditch" because of engine trouble. (International) Burglar Tries Sleep Juice HANOVER. Germany (AP) A German youth blew anesthetics through the keyholes of apart ments to make people inside un conscious while he robbed their roomsi the weekly magazine "Der Spiegel" reported.

Indian Postal Report NEW DELHI, India (AP) With only 10 per cent of her 325 million people literate, India in 1948 handled 226,300,000 letters and post cards. Indian post offices sold stamps and stationery last year the value of 46 million dollars, Unrecognizable In 1,000 Years FORT COLLINS, Colo. (INS) Dr. H. J.

Muller, Nobel prize-winner and a University of Indiana geneticist, says we may not know ourselves in 1,000 years because of the hidden and delayed effects of atomic radiation. Dr. Muller spoke recently at Colorado A. M. college under the auspices of Sigma Xi, national scientific fraternity.

He suggested that In 316 fenerations, or about 10 centuries, hidden changes in factors of heredity may show up. He compared the possible changes in human beings with mu tations noted in research on the fruit fly. The geneticist did not state that these changes would definitely take place, but he suggested that the mutations would include a lowering of efficiency and intelligence. He pointed out that there is little scientific data to support his suppositions, but expressed belief that scientists should be prepared for "negative results" on the basis of what has happened to persons who WJJD Spado Cooley WMAQ Band of America WBBM Jack Carson Show WGN Experience Speaks WLS The Fat Man 7:30 P. M.

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(INS) There's a room at Harvard that is so quiet the proverbial mouse could easily be accused of disturbing the peace if he happened to get caught inside. The anechoic chamber. Harvard scientists call it. The name comes from two Greek words meaning "without echo." The chamber 50 feet long, 38 feet wide and 38 feet high Is used Lfor research on sound communica tion equipment. The walls are made of concrete, with a layer of cork insulation.

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