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Juesday, Au. 3, 1954 Cffirago Sailg GJrthutte WHERE ARMY LOSES NO TIME TRAINING TO DIAL TODAY With THOMAS MORROW TUESDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS ABE MARTIN 01 SPECIALISTS Cold War Looms: 2 Tuesday Theater: Dra Ring Fans Get ABC's CHICAGO TELEVISION CHANNELS WCN-TV 9 WBKB 7 Indicates listing paid for by sponsor to give you more information about' program ma, "Drawing Room with William Bishop 10:00 P. M. After Basic, School Is Pizza Pie Vs. Hot Dog WNBQ 5 WBBM-TV 2 9 WGN-TV Like Country Club 2 Art Llnkletter, audience of Boxing WAR cloud, no bigger A Third article in a series on the new American peace time soldier than a press agent's mind, is hanging over Chicago, participation 2:00 P.

M. 9 Paul Dixon, music variety 7 Stuart Brent, chats to the ladies Unknown Island with BARTON MoelANI VIRGINIA GREY RICHARD DENNING and army by The Tribune's cor BY LARRY WOLTERS WATCHING FIGHTS: We live in an age when experts respondent in if you are going to sit there and believe Folger S. Decker, a man of his word thousands 5 One Man's Family, serial 6:45 P. M. 9 Chlcagoland Newsreel ft News Caravan, with John Cameron Swayzs 2 Summer Holiday, musical 7:00 P.

M. 9 The Goldbergs, comedy 7 Commercial; Focal Point 5 Midwestern Hayrlde, with Willie Thall 2 Gene Autry, western 7:30 P.M. Action-packed, unusual tell us now to Central Darllrfit Earing Time 6:45 A. M. Town and Farm, with Everett Mitchell, m.

c. 7:00 A. M. 7 Chicago Parade, musical with Chuck BiU and Prairie Ramblers 5-Today, news, special events 2 Morning show, music, weather, with Walter Cronkite, and news with Reynolds and Harrington 8:00 A. M.

7 Breakfast club, with Don McNeill, Fran Allison, Johnny Desmond, story of an undiscovered BY LARRY RUE rchleace Tribune Press Service! jungle. of them, in fact. "FRANKFURT, Germany, Presented Aug. 2 After putting draftees This is to be a gustatory grapple, Mr. Decker said, with the pizza pie on the one side, and the hot dog, wiener, or tepid thru the tough school of basic, the army wastes no time in training them as specialists in "If do this, how to do that, how to fix this, how to build that It may be this trend that caused CBS to come up with a fine bit of.

service for the televiewer: puppy, on the other. He said 7 WBKB whatever lobs they will be it would be a cold war, of called upon to perform as sol Miss Fawn Lippincut got her course, as many of these pizza diers. new sunback dress on frontwards ana bam cowling 8:55 A. M. 2 Jim Conway, commen-, tary 9:00 A.

M. 9 Your Figure, Ladies TENSE DRAMA! "CAPTURED" TRUE STORIES! Based en actMal- 0 police crime files Sponsored br Your Kuh Dealer laughs galore! WILLIAM BENDIX in pies are frozen. So far as Pvt. Jack Link, an' had to back all the way to Do you wish to near about penetrate a neighborly gilt or barrow for ammunition, cook up the mess, and say, "Two bits, please." It is alleged to have been. invented by a butcher in Frankfort, Germany, in 1852, who did not have anything else to do that afternoon.

He fashioned the delicacy after his dog, a dachshund, and it is reported this dog became unbearably smug and a little apprehensive. THE pizza, on the other hand, first made its appearance in Chicago around 1912. It was introduced by a man who went around with a pizza filled basket on his head. No one bothered to shoot him, so this victual grew and prospered. At that time there was some doubt whether these pizzas were to be used as shingles or munched.

If the cook became dizzy and toppled in, it was accepted philosof ically, and some one would probably say, Well, he was getting old anyway." Refinements have been made in these pastries since then a kick pleat here, and a tuck there. William Leonard, a sound man on pizza, who has studied it from all angles, and even approached it with teeth flashing, has this to say, "The thing about the pizza is that it is usually eaten by accident, and after potable preparation." By quizzing Mr. Decker it was discovered that this threatened war may be a little like television wrestling. You represent the pizza in this matter?" he was asked, and answered without hesita the pustoffice an' home again. now on occupation duty in is concerned, no this war? Mr.

Decker asked. "The Life of Riley" special aptitude is a factor 7 cooKery Magic, wita Clarice McWiUiams 5 Ding Dong School, nursery school 2 Garry Moore 9:30 A. M. 50 years by the Eskimo pie, the mm decidmg what particular train 7 Twenty Questions, panel quiz 5 Arthur Murray danca taffy apple, the cheeseburger, ing a soldier is given after party Time for Stories, with 5 Clint Youle, weather basic. uvenile Jury Ji and even the onion blintz.

It has receded hardly any. "Between Decoration day Tina Redmond 7 The Pied Piper, with Art Hern 8:00 P. M. I will have to say this," he No," the reporter said. "Do you realize," continued Mr.

Decker, "that the pizza has made terrific inroads on the hot dog market? During the last two years alone, Mr. Emil De Salvi, who purveys frozen pizzas, has blanketed the country with 5 million pizza pies." This statistic, of course, is as remarked, "the Gary air 5 A Time to Live, serial and Labor day this year, more Artnur uoairey 9:45 A. M. than 2 billion, 624 million, 640 base school in Texas, where I was to learn airplane and engine mechanics, seemed like a WGN-XV DON'T MISS "BADGE 714" formerly Dragnet ataxrlns 5 Three Steps to Heaven, "The ABC's of Watching, a Fight on Television." Perhaps this is one explanation of why we have been such regular followers of This Is Your Life and Liberace. We simply didn't know how to watch a boxing bout on CBS.

Now Russ Hodges, the ringside reporter for the bouts, has come up with some advice just in time so we may be able to get some comprehension of what the James Carter Glen Flanagan affair tomorrow night is all about. Hodges said he was moved 2 tug rayoif, quiz 2:15 P. M. 7 Swingalong, musical, with Kenny Bowers 5 Golden Windows, serial 2:30 P.M. 5 First Love, serial 2 Bob Crosby, music 2:45 P.

M. 5 Concerning Miss Marlow, serial 3:00 P. M. 9 TV Matinee: Film, "Pals of Silver Sage" 7 Home Theater: Drama, "The Money," with John Doucette 5 Hawkins Falls, serial 2 Brighter Day, serial 3:15 P. M.

5 Bride and Groom, TV wedding 2 The Secret Storm, serial 3:30 P. M. 7 Studio for Bartlett, with Tommy Bartlett 5 Betty White, music-variety 2 On Your Account, audience participation with Win Elliott 4:00 P. M. 9 Bandstand Matinee, with Jim Lounsbury, disk jockey 7 Jungle Adventure, film, Danger in Disguise," with Jon Hall 5 Pinky Lee, variety 2 Shopping with Miss Lee 4:20 P.

M. Movie Time: Film, Buster Crabbe 4:30 P. M. 7 Garfield Ooose 5 Howdy Doody, puppets 4:55 P. M.

9 Les Nichols, news 5:00 P. M. 9 Bob Atcher, western 7 Jolly 7 Gang, with Joe Kelly 5 Elmer, the Elephanf 2 Range Rider, western 5:30 P. M. 9 Les Monypenny, news 7 Tom Duggan, sports 6 Close-up, with Mai Bel-lairs and Bette Chapel 2 Gene Autry, -western 5:45 P.

M. thousand hot dogs will be consumed in the United States. A serial 10:00 A. M. 0 A to of Cookery, with John Zenker and Alida 2 Fahey Flynn, news 10:10 P.

M. 5 Dorsey Connors 10:15 P. M. 5 Jack Angell, news 2 In Town Tonight 10:30 P. M.

7 The Visitor: Drama, Medal of Honor," with Kathleen Comegys Norman Barry, sports 2 J. Harrington, news 10:45 P. M. 5 Herble Mintz, pianist 2 Kup's Column 11:00 P. M.

full year's production of the wiener industry would reach to the moon and back, with country club after basic. I had no duty there except attend classes six hours a day. I had more off-time than anywhere else since I have been in the loathsome as a Liberace joke. Drake 7 The Playhouse, with Aneel Casey JACK WEBB Sponsored br It gives a man an uneasy stomach to think of these 5 million (Home, program for the army." Chicago Motor Club blobs of dough splattered over the landscape. Why the army thought he would make a good airplane mechanic Jack does not know.

100,000 miles left over." Of course, if Mr. Ladany or Mr. Decker started to place these hot dogs end to end along S. Lake Shore dr. on the way to the moon, either one would probably get hit by an automobile.

If 7 Make Room for Daddy, situation comedy 5 Summer Playhouse, Drama, "The Day the Greek's Was Closed," with George Givot 2 Meet Millie, comedy 8:30 P. M. to make the observations which are to follow because part of the audience tomorrow night will be persons who have MR. WILLIAM LADANY of Vienna Sausage company, which contrives some of these edible wursts, did not seem to be perplexed or concerned by Qualifies as Mechanic "Before I was drafted, I didn't know a screw driver from a wrench and my me never watched fights on TV; others will be amateurs in the they were full of pizza at the the threatened conflict. art of viewing a fight broad Housewife 10:30 A.

M. 7 Time for Uncle Win, with Win Stracke 2 Strike It Rich, quiz 10:55 A. M. 9 Steve Fentress, newt 11:00 A. M.

9 King's Crossroads 7 Danny O'Nell, music-variety 5 Bob Smith 2 Valiant Lady, serial 11:15 A. M. 2 Love of Life, serial 11:30 A. M. 9 Earl Nightingale 5 Melody Magazine, with Wed Howard 2 Search for Tomorrow, drama serial 11:45 A.

M. 2 Guiding Light, serial 11:55 A. M. 9 Steve Fentress, news 7 Ulmer Turner, news 12 NOON The hot dog," he said, "is tion or shame, Yes, I do." cast that's me; others will be time the automobile probably would not knock them very far. It is no secret, of course, how 9 WGN-TV HOLLYWOOD SHOWCASE JOHN HODIAK stars In "THEY ALSO SERVE" Film drama sponsored by Heileman's Old Stylo Lager Beer as much a part of the Amer "And who is publicing the women whose enthusiasm is ican scene as a senate investi wursts? high but whose knowledge of "Well," he said, "I do that, boxing background is low.

And the hot dog comes into being, as skilled workmen merely gating committee. The hot dog has been challenged, in the last too! there will be many others who 5 WNBQ DE MET CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF Special! 38 International Champion Golfers Will Appear on Tonight's Show The public is cordially invited to attend this program in person at Tarn O'Shanter. Country Club, Howard and Caldwell tonight's shew only BO written invitation necessary) Presented by are true fight fans who know all about boxing, but still don't V. F. W.

CHARGES I WON-IT know, according to Hodges, how to get the most enjoyment Fua end Interviews on 7 Theater Guild: Drama, Oberstrasse 49," with Dan O'Herlihy and Mar-caret Phillips 5 Top Plays: Drama, "A Season to Love," with Ida Lupino and Howard Duff 2 Suspense, mystery drama 9:00 M. 'DISREGARD9 FOR $100,000 IN JEWELS STOLEN FROM HOTEL AT LAKE PLACID, N.Y. VETS' WELFARE Michigan Avenue wits) ERNIE SIMON Deplores 'Neglect? of Sponsored by Walton Meters Former GIs 9 WGJi-TV "Sisters in Crime" Sponsored by Goldberg's Fashions Lake Placid, N. Aug. 2 UP)- State police said tonight that $100,000 in jewels were stolen from a room at the Lake Placid club, an exclusive hotel in this Adirondack resort community, this afternoon.

The 29 individual gems were Philadelphia, Aug. 2 UP) chanical knowledge was limited to changing a typewriter ribbon," he explained. Jack completed the three months course in January, 1954, and qualified as an airplane maintenance mechanic. The course was thoro. The first five days were taken up learning aircraft fundamentals, the next five, tools, then electricity, and the fourth period, wheels and brakes.

The following 10 days were devoted to sheet metal, dope and fabrics. The third phase was spent on the power plant and engine fundamentals. For 10 days we did nothing but tear down and build up engines," Jack recalled. We qualified as trouble shooters and in aircraft and power maintenance and inspection." Does KP at Camp Jack and his comrades received their orders for overseas duty Jan. 27, the day they qualified.

They wer instructed to report to Camp Kilmer, N. on Feb. 10. In the meantime they were allowed to visit their families. Camp Kilmer is a staging area for the New York port of embarkation.

Owing to the large number of troops passing The Veterans of Foreign Wars mm today charged the federal gov ernment with "cynical disre' the property of Mrs. Edward gard" for veterans and their 9 Hi Ladles, funfest, with Mike Douglas 7 Lunch Hour, with Two Ton Baker and Art Hern 5 Noon Time Comics, with Johnny Coons 2 Portia Faces Life 12:15 P. H. 2 The Seeking Heart, serial 12:30 P. M.

5 Bob and Kay, interviews and chatter 2 Welcome Travelers, With Tommy Bartlett 12:45 P. M. 9 Traveler's Sketchbook, films 12:55 P. M. 9 Steve Fentress, news 7 Ulmer Turner, news 1:00 P.

M. 9 TV Showcase: Film, "Murder on the High Seas 7 All About Baby 5 Cre alive Cookery, with Francois Pope 2 Robert Q. Lewis 1:15 P. M. 7 Doctor Answers 1:30 P.

M. 7 Claude Kirchner, Interviews and chatter 6 Truth or Consequences, with Jack Bailey 2 Danger, mystery drama 9:30 P. M. Jedd Roe of San Antonio, Tex. dependents while dealing 7 Tom Duggan, interviews 2 Playhouse: Film, "Double Exposure," with John Beal that was established with the nation's inception," the resolution stated.

Know land Sends Regrets Republican Senate Leader Knowland Cal. listed as the principal speaker at the official opening of the week long encampment, sent his regrets and said he decided to remain in Washington while the senate debates the resolution to censure Sen. McCarthy Paul Harvey, American Broadcasting company news commentator from Chicago, filled the role of pinch speaker and urged the United States to continue full scale "preparation for perpetual war as the best bet to save America's freedom. Vice President Nixon told the convention tonight the United States can't help communist-endangered nations unless they have a "will to resist." Indo-China proves that where the will to resist does not exist, it is not possible to save the people from coming under communist domination, generously with foreign na She submitted a list to state and Lake Placid police describ 7 A. Kipllnger, news 6:00 P.

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5 Alex Dreler, features 6:25 P. M. Town Crier 6:30 P. M. 9 Spencer Allen, news 7 Men of Tomorrow, Boy Scout film series 5 World of Mr.

Sweeney 2 Doug Edwards, news tions, including former ene WGN-TV AUTHENTIC! TRUE! mies. A Communist for the FBI I The V. F. W. in a strongly 11:30 P.

M. 9 Les Nichols, news 2 News; late show, "Phantom Shot," With John Stuart 11:45 P. M. 9 Carl Greyson, weather 12 MIDNIGHT worded proclamation of poli cy" at the 55th annual encampment read by Wayne atarrinr ing the jewels and the value of each. The largest single item said to be missing was an emerald cut solitaire, which she valued at $26,000.

The others included diamonds, rubies, and sapphires, cultured pearl necklaces, a gold and diamond Swiss watch, and jeweled basket pin. RICHARD CARLSON Sponsored by Fhilllpg 66 Richards of Arkansas City, national commander-in 7 Night Owl Movie, Girl from Monterey," with 7 Name's the Same, panel quiz, with Robert Q. Lewis Jack LaRue protested "this growing indifference for the welfare of our veteran class." TUESDAY RADIO PROGRAMS The V. F. W.

attack was the thru and the shortage of camp personnel, casuals have to do all the kitchen police and fa first public blast at the gov ernment for its veterans pro ernment to the sympathetic and realistic treatment of veterans and their dependents CHICAGO FREQUENCIES tigue duties. SPECIAL RADIO EVENTS p. m. WIND Baseball: Cubs vs. he said.

gram, tho in past years the New During the 15 days at this 7:25 V. F. W. has suggested cer camp Jack did not escape any York. 8:25 WCFL Baseball: Sox vs.

Boston. tain kinds, of legislation and gone to bat vigorously to get WEDC 1240 WSBC 1240 WCRW 1240 WMRO 1280 WTAQ 1300 WEAW 1330 WJOL 1340 WGES 1390 WRMN 1410 W1MS 1420 WHFC 1450 WOPA 1490 WNMP 1590 W-G-N 720 WIND 560 WILL 580 WMAQ 670 WBBM 780 WAIT 820 WCBD 820 WENR 890 WLS 8p WAAF 950 WCFL lOOO WMBI 1110 WJJD 1160 WJOB 1230 out of watching a fight on television. VIEWING: Well, here are some of the suggestions and basic facts about boxing which Hodges sets forth. The most important thing is never to take your eyes away from the screen while a round is in progress. It only takes a second for the winning blow to land," he says, "and 10 more for the fight to end." No truer words were ever spoken.

We've missed more knockouts by letting our eyes roam. OTHER HINTS: "Don't flinch at loud, noisy blows they usually land on the glove or elbow. It's the silent, solid punches that hurt. Watch for wobbly legs, a usual sign of an impending knockdown or knockout. Main sign of a tiring fighter is dropping of the arms." One boxer's trunks are black, the other's white, so the viewer can identify them more easily.

Boxing gloves are made of soft sheepskin, maroon color, and filled with horsehair padding. They weight 8 ounces each, but for championship bouts they are 6 ounces. Those strange looking mouthpieces are made of latex rubber, pliable and protective, designed to protect teeth and prevent lip cuts. Basic punches are left jab, left hook, right cross, uppercut. Left jab used mainly to set up opponent for punishing right cross.

THE WINNER: A knockout or technical knockout called by the referee means you've got a winner. If there is no knockout, a decision is rendered by two judges and referee, who cast a vote at the end of each round, Hodges says. Well armed with this information we feel better prepared to face the next championship match. We just hope it isn't one of those indifferent affairs like some we've seen when we wished there was a rule that would provide that both participants might lose. CHUCKLE CORNER Ralph Paul: "Two heads are better than one except during a hangover." i Central Daylight Savins Tune 4 A.

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Most memorable, however, was the day he was assigned as a dive bomber." Picks Up Trash "A sergeant handed me a stick with a nail in it and a large bag to hang over my FM 11 WFMF 100.3 WMAQ 101.1 WOPA 102.3 WSEL 104.3 WEAW 105.1 WLEY 107.1 WNVR 89.3 WBEZ 91.5 WFJL 93.1 WCHI 95.9 WBBM 98.3 WFMT 98.7 WEFM 99.5 i 10:30 W-G-N Queen for a Day WBBM Make Up Mind WMAQ Phrase Pays WLS Martha Crane 1 0:45 WBBM Rosemary WMAQ Second Chance 11:00 W-G-N Ernie Simon WMAQ News WBBM Wendy Warren WLS News WJJD News: Records WCFL Marriage License WIND News: music 11:15 W-G-N Capitol Comment WMAQ John Holtman WBBM Aunt Jenny WLS Kitchen club 11:20 W-G-N Hazel Markel 11:30 W-G-N Tello Test WBBM Helen Trent WLS Jack Berch 11:35 WLS Market news 11:45 W-G-N Engle, news WBBM Our Gal Sunday 11:50 WLS Weather forecast 11:5 5 WMAQ News 12 NOON TO 6 P. M. 12:00 more benefits for veterans, their widows, and orphaned children. Deplore Neglect Today's attack cited the record of the last 14 years which embraces the last four years of -Franklin Roosevelt's administration, the eight years that Harry Truman served as President, and the two recent years under Dwight D. Eisenhower and said that American taxpayers had given 86 billion dollars for foreign aid, while a total of 32 billions has been spent since the birth of our Republic over 175 years ago." "We deplore in public session this willful neglect and call upon the American people to join with us in requesting shoulder," he said.

"I then Travel by train under this W-G-N LATE rlCWC walked around the PX four hours and the morning and four hours in the afternoon stabbing cigaret butts, candy bar wrappers and anything else I could find. I filled the bag twice." At Camp Kilmer casuals are shown educational films on the countries they are assigned to. They are also briefed on how W-G-X with XJ ROBERT F. HURLEIGH Sponsored by Hilli Bros. CeffM and Salern Mtaowan SAVE all down the line! NEWS with CEDRIC FOSTER WMAQ WIEROLDT'S YOVR a return by the national gov- MJCHHOK.

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