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Sorurdoy, Moy 9, 1951 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Pogt Midwest TV Proarams SATURDAY RADIO PROGRAMS WNBti, CHICAGO (Channel 8) MHllItt NIGHT 'Coxey's Army' Leader Dies Rr th AimhU(4 Prw MASSILLON. May 19 "General" Jacob S. Coxey died last night, 57 years after his ragged army nf unemployed Truman Urges Unity Amid Cry of 'Whitewash' 'Stop Bickering Appeals President; P.M 'COD 4. Oil-Mr. Hlnrd ef Thinn J4S Boh I anticline Boris Hhose ft Ti Line Camera WLW-I f'IM'IKSAri (Channel a) aAllRDAr NII1HT f.i.

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enri 1 j.On-Marmaker Reue Plaibouta BC I 7 00-4 omedr Hour a. on-1 at lrte Senator Calls Mac Hearing Coverup Br Ihs Associate; Press stewsreel hnHase WASHINGTON, May 19 President Truman's new lilt Girls appeal for national unity in the face of the MacArthur into the nation's history. He was 97 and he spent more than two thirds of that long lif fighting for a losing cause-printing press money the government could use without pay ing interest to banks. "Cfixey's army" set out front here In the spring of 1804 on a 33-day march to Washington. The objective was to get Con gress to use the easy-money method for a giant mad-building program to ease the hardship brought on by the panic of 1S0.1.

When the tattered, Unshaven 2 Kooierelt nn-iiude Kanrh the Prew Carllf Parad. Theater 12 On-Nea Haes Show A.M. (COT) Circus and alia Utt MUNDAI controversy was ranged today alongside a Republican sen ator's "whitewash" charge against Democrats. the Pru Parade Harea tonnorl anew 10:15 Ales Drier sV-W-Juninr Ctreus (News) Look Caaaldr at ftnnru Grahaan MO.NDAT DA1-UUHT Mr. Truman declared last night "we are in the midst of one of the greatest crises this country has ever faced." He A M.

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Truman said: "You must quit your bickering here at home, you must quit playing petty politics." A few hours before 1he President spoke, Spnator Alexander Wiley Wis.) had charged that a majority of the Senate committee investigating dismissal of MacArthur has "a frantic desire Ho cover-up wd whitewash." Wiley set forth the contention in a letter to Senator Richard B. Russell chairman of the combined Senate Armed Forces and Foreign Relations Committees conducting the inquiry. Although Wiley, a member of the group, directed his accusation at "the committee majority," his office said later he was talking about the Democrats on the committee. He said the investigation may wind up as "not only a whitewash but a washout." The Wisconsin Senator wrote Russell after being defeated 18 to 8 in the committee Thursday in an attempt to force Gen. caravan of men reached Washington, police were afraid of violence and wouldn't let Coxey speak." He was arrested for trespassing on the Capitol lawn, and police raided his followers" camp and dispersed them.

He was jailed for 20 days. Twenty years later a congressional committee listened to his views and he was allowed to speak from the Capitol steps. Coxey was nominated for President twice by the Farmer Labor Party. He tried unsuccessfully for governor, senator and United States representative. The only election he ever won was Mayor of Massillon in 1931.

1UNDAT airn utt I IN DAT A.M. (COT) Tlma hctltr me A (CDTI Sen-let Pua tor Life tions successfully meet the challenge, "the casualties in Korea will be one small drop in the bucket" compared to those "from one of those horrible bombs we talk so much about." That was an obvious allusion to what the President feels would happen if an atomic attack was loosed against the United States and its allies. Mr. Truman bid for unity In a brief informal speech at a national Armed Forces Day dinner here. His remarks were broadcast to I American and other United Nations troops in Korea and Japan, So was an adress at the same dinner by Secretary of Defense George C.

Marshall, who said the allied forces in Korea "have dissipated the defeatism of a year ago," and have given new life to the UN. the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the free world generally. Neither the President nor Marshall made any mention of Mr. Truman's dismissal of Gen. Douglas MacArthur from his Pacific commands.

But against the background of the storm Todaj pm. icni Oardea CIBD P.M. (CDTI Whtlrmaa ISA Ad.entura Tima a iin-fln Trial Plan I ndrr Atonic Allark hortf on tha March tirtall Ridr riarhouM Holdm Hum PM. (CDT) While-man'a Musical Revue ISA Feature Time Theater Men fit Mystery Jury Trlsls 10:00 Percy's Guest Time Salutes the Stars Plavhona. A M.

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Open House M.tke It Music Easy Does It Mike Dunn Show News Music Saturday Strings Hormcl fSirla Docs It News Music 5:15 Snorts Edition Race of Day Hormcl Girls Docs It Mike Dunn Show :30 Charlene Track Talk Make It Music Kasy Docs It Mike Dunn Show News Sports Cluh Time Winplcker Clnh Kasy pnes It Hall ofFame HilT Reservist Salute Luke Walton Newt. Sports Column New 6:15 Reservist Salute News Modern Musle Jimmy Dorsey Speedway News :30 Saturday Music Rep. Brdwnson Vaughn Monroe News Home Edition :4., News America Plays Vaughn Monroe Three Suns Home Edition HilT R7lphFlanagan 20 Questloni News Music 7: Merry-Go-Round Ra)ph Elanacan Auti7 20 Questions Armed Forces Mr. Montague Old New Orleans 'Iorng Cass'dy Errors Comedv Armed Forces -AS Mr. Montague This, the Story Honl'ng Cass'dy Errors Comedy Sign Off Hit Parade Handstand Gangbusters Tune Crier 8:15 HitParade Music Gangbusters Tune Crier :30 Dennis Day Baseball Chatter Broadway Real Tune Crier WAC FM :45 Dennis Day Baseball Game Broadway Reat Tuna Crier ei.e Met.

Judy Canova Dance Rill Stern 9rrtDT mm 9:15 Judy Canova Baseball Game Crfr0rTa "fP Sedwav Gossip "o-Th. Record :.10 Grand Ole Opry Baseball Game 1mfi Mm. Sherman :5 Grand Ole Opry Baseball Cam CrimeDon't Pay Ad in. Sherman i0 News Baseball Game News News" ZVX'rm''' Dick Haymes Rnscball Game James A. Farley Guest Star I Magic Music Scores Vandenbeig Navv Star Time -45 Magic Music Silver Serenade Vandenherg Cole Ncw :00 News-Sr-ortsman Variety Hour Million Party Record Party OA-iste By Use Magic Music Variety Hour Million Partv Record Party m.MM,,,I, :30 Magic Music Variety Hour Million Tarty Record Party AS Magic Music Variety Hour Million Party Record Party I SUNDAY jtADIO PROGRAMS A.

M. WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WXLW 1590 "0 abo cna MBS Zion Church News Frankle Collins News Musle Spiritual Temple Chariot Wheels Frankle Collins Sunrise Serenade String Quartet Church of Christ Sun. Gathering Sunday School Sunrise Serenade String Quartet Ft. Sr. Church Sun.

Gathering, Sunday School Stars on Parade World News Calvary Temple Christian Hour Bercan Gospel News Music Wormwood For'st Calvary Temple Garden Gate Rerfan Gospel Sunrise Serenade Wally's F-unnles Oiurch of Christ Bihle Class Chas. E. Fuller Hymns You Love bully's Funnies Church of Christ Bible Pass Chas. E. Fuller N.

Rethel Church Eternal Light Church of God Bible Sneaks Chas. ErFuller News Eternal Light Church of God Dr. Backus Chas. E. Fuller Funnies tl Art of Living Baptist Church Churrti of Air Christian Science Funnies Indiana U.

Baptist Church Church of Air Hoosler Pulpit Funnies Starch Time 101 Bihle Class Christian Men Baltimore Tab. News Music in-'Tfi MornJSerenad 101 Bible Class Christian Men Baltimore Tab. Sweet Melodv tyJlii Sunday Sunshine De Luxe Four Sunday Serenade Baltimore Tab. Waltzes For You Sunday Sunshine S. Harmonic- Sunday Serenade Baltimore Tab.

Government Says Sunday Sunshine S. Harmonizers Peoples Platform Bible Church 'News Music ll'ift Sunday Sunshine Baptist Church Peoples Platform Bible Church Here's Havmes I lij Church Services Hair-TlalslngTale Reserve Salute Here's to Vets Remember Church SenMces News Reen-e Salutf Sunday Serenade Martin's Music DePauw U. Capitol Capers News News News Music I Oo Eddv Howard Capitol Capers Housing Nevys Overseas Show Guv Lomhardo American Fomm Capitol Capers Lutheran Hour Overseas Show Antlotie Records American Forum Earway Time Lutheran Hour America Sneaks Bine Croshv Catholic Hour Music Hall Broadwav Melodv Movie Menu News-Warm Up Catholic Hour Music Hall Broadwav Melody Dixie Four Warm Up Time Bob Consldine Mr. President Svmphnnette starS on Parade Cubs vs. Braves 1st Piano Quartet Mr.

President Svmphonette Civil Defense Cubs vs. Braves Music and Girls Cisco Kid Bill Shadel Sammy Kave Cubs vs. Braves" 2- Music and Girls Cisco Kid I.arry Le Sueur Marriage Series Cubs vs. Braves David Lawrence Wayne King Show Guy TiOmhardo Civil Defense Cubs vs. Braves John Swayzee iVavne King Show Guy Iomhardf Speedway Gossip Cubs vs.

Braves The Falcon Harold Hartley Dave Hamilton Under Arrest Cubs vs. Braves" 3: The Falcon T.ureen Tuttle Dennis Designs Under Arrest Cubs vs. Braves :3 Symphony Echoes Damon Runyon Rate Your Mate Private Eve Cubs vs. Braves Symphony Echoes Damon Rtinvnn Rate Your Mate Private Eve Cubs vs. Braves :0 Phil Regan Show Tex Beneke Frank Sinatra Yukon Cbalience Cubs vs.

Rraves 4:5 Phil Regan Show Tc.x Beneke Frank Sinatra Yukon Challenge Cutis vs. Rraves Songs of Times Greatest Story Diary of Fate True Detective Cubs vs. Braves :45 Lvn Murray Greatest Story Diarv nf Fate True Detective Cubs vs. Braves :0 Walter Brennan rrew Peann Charlie Wild Rov Roners Cubs vs. Braves 5:15 Walter Brennan Monday News Charlie Wild Rov Rocers Cubs vs.

Braves :3 Archie Andrews Vaughn Monroe Our Miss Brooks Nick Carter Hall of Fame :45 Archie Andrews Track Talk Our Miss Brooks Nick Carter Scorrhoird :00 Quiz Kids Baseball Review Jack Benny Bill Hickok News Music 6:15 Quiz Kids Baseball Review Jack Bennv Bill Hickok SnecdwavNews :30 Harris-Faye Bandcc Orchestra Amos 'n' Andv Peter Salem Salute h'e 'how :45 Harris-Fave Bandee Orchestra Amos Andv Peter Salem Salute the Show Texas Rangers Stop the Music Charlie McCarthy Mystery Traveler News Music Texas Rangers Stop the Music Charlie McCarthy Mystery Traveler Classic Concert :30 Theater Guild stn Music RCrl Skelton Ave Maria Hour Classic Concert :45 Theater Guild Stop the Music Red Skelton Ave Maria Hour Sign Off '00 Theater Guild Walter Wincheil Corliss Archer Family Theater 8:15 Theater Guild Louella Parsons Corliss Archer Family Theater WAIC FM :30 The Blandings American Album Horace, Heldt Present Dancer The Blandings American Album Horace Heldt Rep. Brownson most S64 Question Paul. Harvey Contented Hour America Sings 9:15 Question Parker Contented Hour America Sines m-o. :3 Skenk-Dwyer Prophecy Vo ce nr Kildare Reservist Salute Skcnk-Dwycf Pronhecv Voice pr. Kildare Reservist Salute News Errand of Mercy News News so-Murtci show.

7:15 Lonesome Gal Favorite Hymns Elmo Roner News and Bible 7 nn-compiete opera 1 11:30 Lonesome Gal Essie Hayden Don Rcid Revival Center on .45 Freedom Story' Essie Havden Don Reid Revival Center News-Mr. Smitn Rev. Jas. Sarver Oscar Dumont Christ Temple I I Mr. Smith Show Rev.

Jas. Sarver Oscar Dumont Christ Temple NBC Orchestra 25th St Baptist Jerry Gray Air Force Hour NBC Orchestra 25th St. Baptist Jerry Gray Air Force Hour Trails Newsreel lltla-Thealer the Pup Quia P.M (rnri Bertns st an 12 lluesl Newsreel (ilory Mark Family Hour Penthouse Party Parsde Circus BrOIWItro K'd Palrol WFBM TV Channel II MONDAT DATL1GHT A M. cnTt and Omar N. Bradley to relate what was said at a conference he and other top advisers had with Mr.

Truman April 6. five days before MacArthur was fired. P.m. rnT Holiday 3.45-L.ia and Uxit MONDAY DATLIGHT WG.N-TV, CHICACO (Channel 9 IATIRDAT NIGHT Wi Draft Moves p.m. irnTi m.

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May 19 (AP) The military draft moved a SCNTAT 'To -mi lj step nearer today for about a 4 m. rrriTi nair million young men who are film on the Street WKRC-TV. CINCINNATI fChannel 111 SATl'RDAT NIGHT P.M. (CDTI P.M. (CDTI Quia 0n-Luck Pup P.M.

(CDT) It Arala Than Ftrtioa P.M. CDT Paihwaya Newsreel 7:30 Pentaron- Waahinston 4 nn-Kutki Kmc Carrillo's Pude Rancb of Tomorrow TrlevUlon Theater Salntes tha Stars Oft Glotrrs Praetlr. Man a. Boston Innlnf vs. Boston 2d ftame Powerhouse 6:15 Xo Coer Charse at World Theater Leyenioa A.M.

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nf Vk Tomorrow rSTrE'" tMrr 0(1 Slnalra is years ana six months or older. But senators and representatives who agreed on this yesterday predicted that few if any of them will be inducted unless extensive war or some otlipr unexpected emergency develops. The minimum induction age for the present draft act, due to expire in July, is 19 years. The six months reduction was agreed to by a Senate-House conference committee. 1I.NDAT MONDAT DATLIGHT A.M.

(CDT) Plrura, I-adiea Cooks Ladles P.M. (COT) TS Yo.es LOANS THE INDIANA TRUST CO. MA. 1441 Cr. Tlrrlnla Art.

and E. Waih. St. OO-Soorl. tllrett 1 Showtime Pattern THAS-TV, LOCISVILLR (rbannel 9).

SATl'RDAT KIC.RT AM. (CDT) Pattern Preview Theater Varietiea P.M. (CDT) Teacher Theater Shop l.irinr Pnto i Mv Feel Home Show and Carolyn P.M. (CST1 Platform at Dreams I. Mar- Inatlon Antr.

fi: SO Jack Benny at the Tosm nn-trrd Warim Time My Line Special Theater A M. (CDTI 1 lA-Erent. of Tomorrow Oft SATURDAY MGHT P.M. (CDT) 4 :00 Preakness Stakes. 4:30 Mr.

I. Magination. 5:00 Say It With Acting. 5:30 Groucho Marx. 6:00 Sam Levenson.

Wayne King. 7:00 Ken Murray. 8:00 Cavalcade of Bands. 9:00 Wrestling. 10:00 Backstage Revue.

10:30 Beat the Clock. 11:00 Red Top Theater. 12:00 Sign Off. SIN DAY A.M. (CDT) 9:45 Bible Tarables.

10:00 Lamp Unto My Feet 10.30 Versatile Varieties. 1 1 Pentagon-Washington. 11:30 Frank Sinatra. P.M. (CDT) 12:00 Super Circus.

1:00 Morton Downey. 1 :30 Showtime USA. 2:00 Rattle Report. 2:30 Penthouse Party. 3:00 Speedway Time Trials.

4.00 Sagebrush Theater. 5:00 Junior Matinee. 5:2.3 Headlines. 5:30 Mystery Theater. Paul Whitcman.

Jack Kenny. 7:00 Comedy Hour. Fred Waring. 9:00 Celebrity Time. 9:30 Who Said Thatr 10:00 Review.

10:15 Paradise Isle. 10:30 What's My Line? 11:00 Youth on the March. .11:30 Sig.i Off. Sports Views, MONDAY DAYLIGHT A.M. (CDT) 11:4390 Horses.

P.M. (CDT) 12:15 Kate Smith. 12:30 Garry Moore. 1:30 First Hundred Years. 1:45 Vanity Fair.

2:30 Fashion Magic. 3:00 Hoosier Homemakers. 3:25 Tele-kitchen. 3:30 It's Fun to Know. P.M.

(CDTI Emerson Murray Sinatra P.M. (COT) Varieties Pup Glsyes ALCOHOLISM of Fslth Hiss Levenaoa and of lb. Weather Week Oft TREATED MONDAT DATLIGHT AM. (CDTI P.M. (CDT J-JO-Test Pattern Ballard rre- pno vleu Monr.

Till Institution 11 evnnt anil nroraltd bv A member ot Alcoholics Anonymous and we advise all patients to attend our veekly meetinji Here. RETREAT V.wT,8.fc tor MEN and WOMEN TAs 3021 U. S. Warns Russia to Keep Clear of Iran WASHINGTON, May 19 (AP) A clearly implied warning to Russia to steer clear of the British-Iranian oil diriife as an excuse for moving into Iran was seen by diplomatic authorities today in an American statement urging a friendly settlement of the controversy. The statement was issued by the State Department last night and supported "a sincere desire on the part of the British to negotiate with the Iranians on all outstanding issues." At the same time it called on both nations to "avoid intimidation and threats of "unilateral action" as means of trying to force the settlement.

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(H)T Jark Benny of tha Town R.nn-Fred Wartni nno-felehrlty Time 9 i My Lin. News SnerlaJ and Weather Oft MONDAT mVLIGHT P.M. (TOT) M. (CnTI WLW-700 2:00 Showeasa MONDAY RADIO PROGRAMS- Moor. ion Tears Pair 2:30 Fashion Marie Fsrhanre to Know A.

M. WFBM 1260 ens WISH 1310 ABO WIRE 1430 NBO WAVE-TV. UW1SVILLE (Channel S) IATIRDAT NIGHT P.M. (CtlTJ no Show at Shows 9:30 Royal Early Birds Devotions Back to Bihle Back to Bible P.M. (COT) 4: no-Pet Parade Nature of Thinrs Pastor's Study Music Message Bill Faulkner Bill Faulkner THE NEW Hernia Appliance Assures Hernia Control riaynonse Considlna rlreaa Be I'll Anno.need tha in an-News Colonel World Newt Headlines Bing Sings News News Music Bill Faulkner News Music Bill Faulkner Views rt Sports 10:50 Caealcada at Stars Man's Family Carter SCNDAT News of America Circle Ranch Circle Ranch Mrs.

Fa rre II Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Cluh My True Story My True Story Betty Crocker Mod. Romances MANUFACTURED AND FITTED EXCLUSIVELY Br P.M. (COT) Forum of the Air Hour Fran and Ollie oa Parade 2:45 Kiernan'a PM. (COT) Family Hour Plahoue Car- roway nirest 10:00 Telenews Weekly Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey $10 Billion Foreign Aid Program Readied WASHINGTON, May 19 (AP) The Truman administration is putting the finishing touches on a big new foreign aid program totaling between 510 billion and $11 billion. President Truman is expected to send to Congress late next week a request for appropriations totaling approximately $9 billion for foreign economic and military assistance.

also is expected to ask for a $1 billion increase in the lending authority of the Export-Import Bank to enable it to expand its foreign financing operations. Kaleidoscope SATl'RDAT NIGHT P.M. 'CDTI 4 OO-Recnrd Pevlew. Trail Vslley. of the Enquirer.

Hayride, Are Funny. Arnold. 1 3I)-MH Called X. Parade. Day.

Csnovs 3 Ole Opry, Orrhestrs. River. Sl'NDAT A (CDTI Breakfsjt. Livlnj Word Bar. 00-olden dale Quartet.

SMft-Frnm the Ground Up S.30-Church by the Side of the Road. OA-Farm Front. fl 30-Family Time. 3 0 00 Melndv Trail. 10: lS-Carnlvsl nf Rnokl.

nf Llvinr. 1 0 Rysn. 3 Review. M. TTl 1 2: on-World Front.

Lee. 1 1 4 Newt's. Tabernacle. on the Farm. Creen.

2 3 no-Muiic with the Girls. 3 30-David Lawrence. 3 ts-our Amerlra, Falcon. 4: Kane. Rejan Show.

and Mri. Blandiniri. Rnpera, 30-Nlck Carter. From Hollywood 7 30-Musical Merry Go Round. on-duest Star.

Cnnstdlne. 30-Theatcr Guild and Faye. 10 00-SR4 Question. Ue. wincheil.

Orchestra. no-Meet the Press i Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Grand Slam Romary WITH Victor Lindlahr David Amity Quick as a Flash Quick as a Flash Parade 4 Ha TSA Cirrus 1 Oraham WIBC 1070 WXLW 1590 MBS HargcrFarmfare News RFD 1590 Oscar Coolev RFD 1590 HargcrFarmfare Sun Dial Hargcr Farmfare Sun Dial News Tunes News Music Tunes News Sun Dial Time and Tunes Scores Muslo Time and Tunes Sun Dial News News Music Wife. Savers For 'Evans Sake Wife Savers For 'Evans Sake Kitchen Cluh For 'Evans Sake Easy Listening News Music Easy Listening Guy Lombardo Easy Listening Inspiration Time Easy Listening Jan Garber News News Music Easy Listening Personalities Easy Listening Personalities Easy Listening Personalities Tune-0 News Music Country Carnival Crosby Croona Country Carnival Requestfully Country Carnival Renucstfully News News Music Pick a Pocket Requestfully Dixie Four Requcstfully News (Foster) Rerriestfiuly Rig Sister News-Warm Up Dr. Malone Requestfully Guiding Light Requestfully Judy and Jane Requestfully Queen for a Day News Warm Up Queen for a Day Giants vs. Cards Double-Nothing Giants vs.

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Cards Farm Journal Farm Journal :30 Dawn Patrol :3 Dawn Patrol World News Musical Clock Musical Clock :45 News :00 1430 Club 8:15 1430 Club :30 1430 Club AS Woman's World W'lc'me Trav'ler 9:15 W'lc'me Trav'ler :30 Double-Nothing AS Double-Nothing loo" Break the Bank I :15 Break the Bank Jack Berch Dave Garroway :00 Gloria Swanson Gloria Swanson :30 Bee Line :45 Woman in House News Markets Music I I :30 The Low Down 1 The Low Down :00 Bright Side 1:15 The Low Down :30 The Low Down :43 Music News :00 Life's Beautiful 2:15 Road of Life :0 Pepper's Family :43 Happiness Right Backstage Wife 3:15 Stella Dallas :30 Lorenzo Jones :45 1 Widder Brown SURGICAL HOUSE, Inc. 22f Pen. Sf. Indionapolit, Ind. Wendy Warren Aunt Jenny Helen Trent Our Gal, Sunday Johnny Olsen Edwin C.

Hill Happiness Kevs Faulkner at Noon Hour Rider MONflAI BATLinrrp M. (CnTI P.M. (CDTI Ernie Theater Park Susan Smith WTTV, RLOOMINGTON (Cliannel 10 SATURDAY NIGHT P.M. (COT! M. (COT! Theater Monroe Frits Theater Plai-house News Ma Perkins Farm Circle Farm Circle News Help Wanted Kay Reporter Jackpot Quiz BUD COLLYER WoKhSYLVANIA'S new TV fun show BEAT CLOCK Tha TV show with 1,000,000 laughs, pr.sented by yotr Sylvania tlartrtc Dsnler 10:30 P.M.

Ch. 6 i I 2d Mrs. Burton Perry Mason Nora Drake Brighter Day eV.On-Sam Lerensoa lltOcwsheila Grahass Daniels C. Daniels Sweeny-March Frances Scully News-Open House Open House Open, House Open House nana Vis-Wreatllni Family Heldt Summary F.rwia Window ef Showa SCN'DAT Hilltop House King's Row House Party House Party Strike It Rich Strike It Rich Share the Wealth Make It Music News-Open House Open House Open House Open House P.M. CDTI Sinatra Show 30 Benny Hour Playhouse 9:00 C.arroway at Larre On.

Wild Sporta, Weather Blf Window P.M. (CDTI and News Varieties Klnr 1:30 Encore Theater Round-table 8 00-Meet the Press Psrsd. Hayes 4 00-Tnur Pet Parade Sawyer, 9 Others Look for High Court Aid Arc you overdue for a laugh? held guilty of civil contempt yesterday, said he will comply with the Court nf Appeals' or-I ders in the Dollar Steamship case "unless excused by a stay see MONDAT DATLIGHT A 'CDTI 4 00-News. ft 1 Pv-Midwestern Roundup. e.30-Everyhody's Choretlme.

7 00-News. 7 15-radie Tsbernscle. 730-News. 7'45-Jack Hunt. River Boyj.

30-Mnrninr Matinee. the Wealth. 4S-victor Lindlshr, 10. no-Welcome Traveler. 3 0 30-Dnuhle or Notblni- 11 no-Break the Bank.

Berch. Garroway. M. 1CDT1 12 00-FiftT ciuh. 12:4 5-Everybodv's Pantry Boarding House.

1'45-The Woman in Mv Housl. 2 00-Dnuble nr Nothlni. Like a Millionaire. 3 oo-LI(e Can Be Beautiful. of Life.

YotinR's Famll. 3 4-Rieht to Happiness. -AV-wcmfwy shrd cmfw ahrd cmfse hrd WASHINGTON, May 19 (AP) Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer and nine others look to the Supreme Court to save them from the U.S. Court of Appeals' ultimatum to obey its decrees by next Thursday or go to jail. Sawyer, the first of the 10 to comment after they had been Cassid MONDAT DATLIGHT (CDTI M.

(CDT) osB Moora 2: 1 inn Parks Teaes Smith Short Ol Tile DUJUcmt: uwn. Attorney General J. Howard McGrath followed up with an announcement that the Supreme Court will be asked to ss an Si ymiji'J I INCH Compare With Sets Costing SI 50 More! Try It In Your Home! CALL NOW PL 9451 Alto Sea Our Complete Display of Bargains In Other Nationally Advertised TV! WMTW 1 WFBM, 9:15 a.m.Sun. 20. Inch Muhftf- PalNSfH 20-Tnrh Mnh(trny Con $299.95 Assistant Minister Speaks On "Da Ynur Awn Thinkinn" TODAY ON TV! $269.95 Hearing Aid Service COMPLETE LINE OF AIDS $79.50 Up A Mni1fl for fcry Type nfj Dftm nf tow.

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I presentee by Frisco Churchman to Give Lecture Ralph Castle, CS of Sa.n Francisco, will give a free lecture on Christian Science at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Fifth Church of Christ, Scientist, College and 62d. His subject will he "Proving the Truth of Christian Science in Human Affairs." DESOTO PLYMOUTH DEALERS OF AMERICA iSBsizrMx A AT TnE church A Religious' Center With a Civic cireu-mferenea Man, The Measurer ALL SOULS UNITARIAN chujch 1453 N. Alabama St. WFBM-TV 6 5:30 "Open 10 A.

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