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I CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: The Neighbors By George Clark Complete Radio Programs and Highlights for Today Xisleners" dioiCG' REVEAL FRENCH PILE UP COAL TO KEEP THEIR JODS TrJ0tBC3 SPECIAL EVENTS 10:00 a.m.-W-G-N-Juna Bakar, with Or. Hayar Parlatain. of Gqjdan Glova Final a. with Jack Brlckhouaa. Glova blow by blow account, with Jack Srickhouao.

VARIETY. COMEDY AND DRAMA 12:5 p.w.-W-G-N-Famoua Namaa. with Ataxia Smith. Fat Man, with J. Scott Smart.

7: 30 -WBBM-Danny Thomas show. Danny has a dream. 8: 00-wbbm-Frank Morgan, Don Ameche and Frances Langford. 8: J0-W-G-N-Information Plaaaa. Guaatt Frad Allan and Bur-jjaaa Maradlth.

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7: 00-WMAQ-Highways in Melody, with Mac Morgan, Baritone. 8: 30-WMAQ-Waltz Time, with Bob Hannon, baritone. 9: 30-WBBM-Call for Music, with Dinah' Shore, Johnny Mercer, and Harry James band. 'John, can't you be more careful? floor!" WENR-WCFL- WBBM- News 10: IS-WBBM. Jack Smith (C).

WENR-Herbie Mints. WMAQ-Kleve Kirby, News. WCFL-Music Lovers Program. Parker show. WBBM-Larry Stevens show.

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Courtney. WF NR. Jerry Glidden. WIND-Music Until Midnight. LeWinter.

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12: 15-W-G-K-Shermnn Hayaa. Sudy's music. at Random. Reports. (Chicago Tribune Press Service) PARIS.

March 4-The long expected coal scandal exploded in the press today. Figures showed that France now obtains 75.000,000 tons of coal per year compared with 80 million tons in 1938. but that the state planned economy deliberately stocks-the fuel in vast stock piles to maintain Jobs fpx the "jerr.ir rfti-i t-ploye who administer rationing. The newspaper Aurore reveals that France obtained 5. more tons a year before the war.

when Industry had all the fuel it wanted, householders had plenty of anthracite to heat their homes, and France could even export a fen million tons. Today, with industry semi-paralyzed and citizens entitled to only 500 pounds during the winter, vast coal reserves have accumulated in the mining areas, at ports, and in all cities and towns. The state resolutely refuses to surrender them to would-be purchasers. "Mountains Of If Aurore tabulates the receipts of coal as follows: French mines, 54,000.000 tons a year; imports from the United States. 12,000.000 tons a yean from the Ruhr, and Saar mines, 7.200.

000 -tons a year; from Poland, 1,200.000 tons, and from England. 300.000 tons a total of 74.700.000 tons. The newspaper outlines the reasons for the government's tenacious hold on fuel supplies. "The organization for the allocation of coal. the paper says, "charges 18 francs per ton for handling every ton rationed--a billion 350 million francs yearly.

This sum pays the salaries of the 1,500 state employes who handle the affair. Then there is the technical association of coal imports from abroad, which levies a corr-mis sion of 1.65 per cent on all the coal contracts signed another billion 200 million francs a year to pay the salaries and lavish expense allowances granted tc the hundreds of members of the ourchasing commissions comfortably installed in America. England. Germany, and Poland. Must Guard Jobs Aurore says the government offered the nationalized public utility companies purveying gas and electricity large amounts of coal, which were refused because they already are saturated "To admit that an abundance of coal is available would mean restoration of liberty in buying coal and an end of state planning on fuel, says Aurore.

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WASH OUT A smick anrar with rrreaiiia Thymoliae almost instantly aelps tnatklag lata easier aa caaai sticky maeua eoola, islissaa of V-S Jv V-5-w' san-ailw s- mWm Part 3 page 7 Friday, March 5, 1948" GREEN'S RETURN TO SPUR STATE G.O.P. CAMPAIGN Governor Will Be Ericsson League Speaker BY GEORGE TAGGE Gov. Green will, return tonight from a brief vacation and plunge into the Republican campaign which has lagged in his absence. He will share speaking honors tomorrow night in the Palmer House grand ballroom with Sen. Brooks and Gov.

Carlson of Kansas. This kick-off for a spurt in G.O.P. activity will be at the 54th annual convention of the John Ericsson leagues of America and of Illinois. At least .1,200 are expected to attend the meeting of Americans 'of Scandinavian background. Oliver H.

Bovik. 6th ward Republican committeeman, is president of the Illinois league. Sen. Brooks also will speak at a luncheon in the Palmer House tomorrow for 13 Republican congressional candidates in cook county. Five are incumbents.

Vital Issues "Chicagoans afe keenly interested in national issues," said John Leonard East. Republican county chairman. "This is vital to our hopes for peace. What congress does reducing taxes 'and slashing federal waste is foremost in the minds of the people today. "By unity and full understanding among all Republican candidates--nat ional, state, and local--we will elect a Republican President and to sustain him we will send a record number of Republicans to congress.

In support of his' belief that public attention has turned to the Presidential election. East is planning a meeting in his home 5th ward with speakers representing the various aspirants for G.O.P. nomination. Downstate Meetings Gov. Green and most other state candidates will join in several downstate appearances next week.

On March 10 they will attend a reception in Newton, Jasper county, at 3 p.m. and at 6:30 p.m. they will attend a dinner in Fairfield, Wayne county. A public meeting in the courthouse will follow at 8 p. m.

Two days later the candidates w-ill rejoin for a luncheon meeting in Decatur and a reception in Danville at 4 p.m. Because of his heavy schedule in Washington it is not expected Sen. Brooks can take part in this campaigning. He has said he must rely upon his friends to look after his interests. Atty.

Gen. George F- Barrett. State Treasurer Richard Yates Rowe. candidate for lieutenant governor, and Elmer H. Droste.

who is slated to succeed Rowe. will be on hand. HOLD EX-SCHOOLMATE FOR ALLEGED OBSCENE PHONE CALLS TO 6RL John Kumke. 18. of 6330 S.

Hermitage was arraigned yesterday before Judge Joseph J. Drucker in Boys' court on two charges of using lewd and lascivious language. The hearing was continued to March 8, and he was released on $100 Kumke was arrested Wednesday In a telephone booth at 1656 K. 63nj st. as he held a telephone conversation with Miss Rose Rellly.

18. of. 6400 S. Wood a Farper High school pupil. She said he had bothered her fox several-weeks with calls in which he made obscene suggestions.

Police traced the call after being notified by the girl's mother. Mrs Patrick Reilly. Miss Reilly said she and Kumke were schoolmates in the seventh grade, but that she had not seen him since. i 1 naStV CHICAGO FREQUENCIES WO 720 WMF I-1 1 10 FM IND ILL 560 JJD-1160 JOB-1230 WEDQ-1240 CRW-124 WnRO-1280 WJOL-1340 WCES -1 3 90 WHFC-1450 WNIaP-1590 WGNB- 5.9 and 96.7 580 670 VattQ- WEFM- 46.1 and- 99. WBEZ- 44.5 WDLM- 95.

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The dance will be held tonight at Hirsch High school. 7740 Ingleside av. 30 To Request Clemency For Howard Lang Today Approximately 30 witnesses are expected to testify before Judge Daniel A. Roberts of Criminal court today in support of a plea for clemency for Howard Lang, 13. who pleaded guilty Feb.

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Hoellen (47th) advocated yesterday that the proposed 43 year franchise for Commonwealth Edison company be revised to provide that the big electric utility take over all street lighting in Chicago. His remarks were made before the city council utilities committee, which is -considering the proposed franchise as agreed upon Monday by negotiators for the city and the company. 'Blackout Charged' "We should use the franchise as a means of improving our street lighting system." Hoellen said. "The present system is antique, and badly in need of renovation. Under municipal operation we have been doing a poor job in maintaining and operating the street lights.

It looks like the war is still on in many parts of the city where there is practically a complete blackout." Hoellen said in many cities utility companies maintain the street lights as part of their franchises. The committee indicated it would consider Hoellen proposals but Aid. Wagner (14th), committee chairman, warned that incorporation of the plan would mean major changes in the franchise. Utility Lines Tapped The city department of streets and electricity last year worked out an agreement with the company under which the city can obtain its power from the company's lines anywhere in the city. This plan was developed to reduce duplication of transmission lines.

Lloyd M. Johnson, commissioner of streets and electricity, said 6.600 new street lights under construction will use electricity from the utility's lines. The company 50 year franchise expired in September. Major changes under the proposed new one are that the city would receive 4 per cent of the company's gross, instead of 3 per cent, and that an automatic rate adjustment clause is included. Yugoslavs Try 5 Priests For Smuggling To Italy BELGRADE.

Yugoslavia. March 4 (AP)-Belgrade authorities announced today five priests are being tried at Buje in the Yugoslav zone of the Free Trieste territory on charges of smuggling rationed food and currency into Italy. Four pleaded guilty, the announcement said INJURED BY HIT-RUN CAR Miss Mary McShane. 40, of 625 N. Clark suffered a fractured left ankle when struck by a hit-run motorist in front of her home and was treated in Henrptin hospital.

0Y0 WGN-TV TO TELECAST FINALS OF GOLDEN GLOVES TOURNAMENT Finals of the Golden Gloves will b.e telecast over WGN-TV, ff-G-N new television station, starting at 8 o'clock tonight. W-G-N will carry a description of the bouts from 10 p.m. until, the conclusion. The television as well as the radio report will be handled by Jack Brickhouse, recently named sports service manager and broadcaster of sports events for W-G-N three outlets: W-G-N, WGN-TV, and WGNB, FM station. Brickhouse will be assisted by Producer Don Cook; Frank Korch.

W-G-N sports editor, and Harry Creighton, who will provide color commentary for the radio show. WGN-TV operates on channel 9. This is its first scheduled telecast, tho it is on the air regularly with test patterns. The station will not' have regular programs for several weeks. CAB DRIVER ROBBED Wilford E.

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