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THE BOAT, ALL RIGHT! ITS WEDGED TIGHT AS A DRUM BETWEEN THESE BOULDERS. Rec. U. S. Pat.

Copyright, 1952, by The Chicago Tribane 9-9-51 BONNIE BRAIDS! YOU THE THE TIGHT FIT SPARKLE! ARE CRYING IN THERE? HAS CRAWL STOPPED. RADIO PROGRAMS Radio Features Giants-Pirates. -WNBC. Cavalcade of America: Macdonald Cares. -WJZ.

Mayor of Times Square; Vincent Lopez. -WOR. Jimmy Carroll Show. -WMGM. Dodgers-WNBC.

William Gargan Show. -WOR. Lew Ayres, Lionel Barrymore In Kildare." Town Meeting the Air: Position in the Pacifie;" Gov. Thomas E. Dewey.

Life With Luigi. WJZ. Dwight D. Eisenhower, Political Talk. Protestant Episcopal Church Dr.

Geoffrey Francis Fisher, Archbishop of Canterbury. -WCBS. Gov. Adlai Stevenson, Politi- cal Talk. 1:25 P.

8:00 P.M. 8:00 P. 8:00 P. 8:25 $:30 P. 8:30 P.

9:00 P. 9:00 10:00 P. 10:05 P. 10:30 P. 5:30 A.

M. I. TO 2 P. M. I News.

WOR. Joe Bier. WCBS. Jack Sterling. Bob and Ray.

WIZ. Farm News. WNEW. Rayburn-'inch. WOR.

John Gambling WIZ. Tom Reddy, WHEW. News. News. 7:15 Tom Reddy.

WOR. Musical Clock. News. WNEW. News.

Bob and Ray. WIZ. News. WCBS. News.

Gabriel Heatter. Tom Reddy, WCBS. News Roundup. WOR. News.

The Fitzgeralde. WCBS. Bob Haymes. WOR. Dorothy and Dick.

Jinx McCrary. WNEW. News. Masterwork Hr. WIZ.

Breakfast Club. WCBS. This is N. Y. WOR.

News. Jimmy Carroll. Dr. Malone. WNEW.

News. WCBS. Joan Edwards. WOR. 1 The McCanns.

Brighter Day. Travelers. WNEW. Ballroom WIZ. True Story, WCBS.

Arthur Godfrey. WOR. News. Martha Deane. Whispering Streets.

Herb Sheldon. WNEW. News. V. H.

Lindiahr. WIZ. Girl Marries Strike it Rich. WIZ. Tom Reddy.

WOR. News. Tello-Test. Bob and Ray. WNEW.

News. WIZ. Break the Bank. WCBS. Grand Slam.

WOR. Queen for a Day. -WNBC. D. Garreway.

WCBS. Rosemary, News. WIZ. Jack Berch. WCBS.

Wendy Warren. WOR. Curt NBC. S. Henderson.

News. WCBS. Aunt Jenny. WOR. Capitol News.

Bruce and Dan. News. WIZ. Kitchen Kapers. WCBS.

Helen Trent. WOR. News. Gal Sunday. WOR.

Sardi's. Mary M. McBride. WCBS. Big Sister.

Ma Perkins, WOR. S. Lomax. -WNBC. Symphonette.

WIZ. News. WCBS. Beulah. WOR.

Me WWYC. Masterwork Hr. 7:15 WIZ. Elmer Davis. WC8S.

Dinah Shore, WOR. H. Gladstone. Crosby Records. -WNBC.

News. WNEW. News. WIZ. Silver Eagle.

WCBS. Peggy Lee. WOR. Gabriel Heatter. NBC.

1 Man's Family. WCES. Ed. K. Murrow.

WOR. Good Living. Cavalcade. WIZ, Vincent Lopez. WCBS.

People Are Fun. WOR. Jimmy Carroll -WMGM. Dodgers-Cubs. Wm.

Gargan. News. WIZ. Escape With Me. WCBS.

The Norths. WOR. Dr. Kildare, 9 P. M.

TO MIDNIGHT Your Match. WIZ. Town Meeting. WCBS. Life With Luigi.

WOR. News, WNEW. Religious Prog. 9:05 WOR. Official Detective.

Truth Quiz. WNEW. News. WCBS. Louella Parsons.

WOR. Mystery Traveler. WWYC. Band Conert. -WCBS.

Stere Allen. -WIZ. News. D.D. WIZ.

The Same. WCBS. Robert Trout, WOR. Frank Edwards. Ret.

Fisher. Lose a Mystery. John C. Swayze. WNEW.

News WIZ. G. H. Combs. WCBS.

Gor. Sterenson. WOR. Showshep, First Nighter, IZ. News.

News. WIZ. Vince Williams. WCBS. News.

WOR. News. WNBC. S. Henderson.

WCBS. Galen Drake. WOR. Music We Like. News.

WC6S. Danre Music. WOR. Muste, AFTER MIDNIGHT News. wIZ.

Birdland to 6. WCBS. News: Music. WOR. News: Music, WNEW.

Matinee to 5. WMCA. Barry Gray to 3. wOV. Ralph Cooper to 3.

Classics to 6. News. WCBS. Dance Orch. WOR.

Fields Trie. News: 1 Beliere. WOR. Bunny Roberts. NEW.

News, RADIO STATIONS WMCA 570 620 WNBC 650 WLIB WOR 710 770 WEVD WWYC 830 WCBS 880 830 970 NOM 10:0 WWRL WNEW 1130 WFUV WNYE WHOM KE2XCO WNYC WIZ Giants Pirates. News. WNEW News. WCBS. Dr.

Malone. WOR. Barbara Welles. Herb Sheldon. WCBS.

Guiding Light. 2 P.M. TO 6 P.M. News: Sheldon. WIZ.

Eddie Dunn. WCBS. Mrs. Burton. WOR.

Guest Time. Perry Mason. News. WNBC. M.

Willson. WIZ. Betty Crocker. WCBS. Nora Drake.

WOR. Paula Stone. Eddie Dunn. Brighter Das. WOR.

Patt Barnes. -WNBC. Life Beautiful. WCBS. Hilltop House.

WOR. John Gambling. Road of Life. WCBS. House Party.

3.30-WNBC. Pepper Young. News. WIZ. Tennessee Ernie.

Happiness. WCBS. Carl Smith. Aunt Jemima. Backstage Wife.

WJZ. Cal Tinney. WCBS. News. WOR.

Talk: Ladies Fair, -WCBS. E. Kimbrough. -WNBC. Stella Dallas.

-WIZ. Betty Crocker. -WNBC. Widder Brown. WNEW.

News. WIZ. Dean Cameron. WCBS. Galen Drake.

WOR. Take a Number. -WNBC. Woman in Ho're. Plain Bill.

WIZ. Records. WCBS. News: J. Faulk.

WOR. Merry Mailman. -WNBC. Front Page. Lorenzo Jones.

WNEW. News. WIZ. Bir Joe. WOR.

Sky King Doctor's Wife. WIZ. Dan Peterson. News. M.

TO 9 P. M. News. WIZ. Henry Morgan.

WCBS. New. WOR. News. Sports Show, WIZ.

Records. WCBS. You and World. WOR. Dorothy and Dick.

Bob and Ray. NEW. News. WCBS. Curt Masses.

WOR. News. -WNBC. News. WCBS.

News. Obituary DEAN C. W. SPROUSE Boston, Sept. 8, (P) The Very Rev.

Dean Claude Sprouse, 63, of Kansas City, collapsed and died today on the stage of the Protestant Episcopal Church General Convention. He had just been elected president of the Church's House of Deputies. He was dean of Grace and Holy Trinity dral, Kansas City. Dean Sprouse's wife and daughter were in the convention hall when he was stricken. As President-elect of the House of Deputies he was about to preside over its meeting.

JOHN EDWARD DAVIS John Edward Davis 79, a Suffolk County deputy sheriff and member of the Yaphank Board of Fire Commissioners, died yesterday at his home on Main Yaphank, L. after a long illness. A carpenter and builder and active IS SO CANT IN. TELEVISION Television Features Giants- Pirates. John Crosson's "City "Is Eisenhower Captive of Gov.

Clare Boothe Luce, Walter Lynch. Dinah Shore Show. Vivieu Kellem. Date With Judy, Ted Steele Show. Keep Posted: "Who Cam Best Clean Out Corruption, Eisenhower Sen.

Charles Richard Dodgers City Where Boxing from Newark. Circle Theatre, Danger. the Life." (Premiere). Stevenson, Political the Boss. Today.

Musicale. News. -2. Arthur Godfrey. Film.

-2. Al Pearce: Cooking Show. Chapel. News. Strike It Rich.

It's a Problem. Kathi Norris. Kitchen Kapers. -2. Love of Life.

4. Herb Sheldon. 5. Susan Adams. Newsreel, Cooks.

2. Love of Life. For Tomorrow. News. Feature Film.

13. Pastor: Film. 11. Grace King. Ernie Kovacs.

5. Take the Break. Film. Laraine Das. Ethel Thorsen.

Giants Garry Moore. Romance. Bill Silbert. Milo Boulton. 9.

Film. News: Film. 2:00 Jinx McCrary. 5. News.

Food Show. Guiding Licht. Feature Film. 4. Ask the Camera Film.

Telepix. S. Henderson. HAVE TO COMING WE'LL UP. PULL THE BOAT OUT.

HAVE YOU GOT A LINE THERE? STER Looking Listening with Sid Shalit Everett Sings Hope's favorite gag Bing Crosby pays "He just calls up a year, finds out need, and sends it If so, that makes Bing's brother and ger, the nearest Everett Crosby no income tax. For years, Bob has been that SEPTEMBER Washington once how much they over." Everett business Crosby, mana- 7961 thing there is to Bing Crosby a one-man mint. Everett is already hard at work here in town plotting money details on Bing's new CBS radio stanza which gets under way Thursday nights for a new sponsor, beginning Oct. 8. "We'll feature the same format." says Everett, "casual, relaxed talk and a lot of singing.

In the past some critics have said the shows featured too much music, not enough of Bing's chatter. Other times, some insisted there was too much talk, not enough music. We'll try. for a proper balance of both on this new series" According to present plans, Bing will arrive in New York around the end of this week and sail on the Liberte for Paris before the month is over Says Everett: "Bing will shoot exterior scenes in Paris for his next Paramount movie. We hope to cut two radio shows there with French stars." Incidentally, it might be worthy of note that although Bing is delay.

ing his entrance into TV, he watches the medium with more than casual interest. As a matter of fact Everett points out that the picture Bing will make in France is a TV original tagged, "Little Boy Lost." It was performed on Playhouse" a season or so back. Everett and Bing got het up over its movie potentials and insisted that mount buy it. What about the personnel of Bing's new CBS show? Says Everett: "Same cast. Same vocal group.

Same orchestra conductor, John Scott Trotter. Same writer, Bill Morrow. "Bing's son, Gary, will do a few shows again, but not too many. Gary is a sophomore at Stanford. As a radio showman, I'd love to have him do many shows with Bing.

But, as his uncle, I agree with Bing that the boy's education comes first. There is no objection- to his going into show business, if he wants to, eventually. But the books come first." Yesterday's Leaders Stooks Sales Close Ch'ce GAINS Noma Electric. 16.900 Col Gas System. 9.300 Amer Tel Tel.

13.300 8 LOSSES N. Y. Central 11.000 Int. Tel. Tel.

14.000 No Hupp Pacific Corporation. Ry. 13.400 11.500 a Anaconda Copper 19.800 re Amer Cranamid. 8.600 Granite City Steel 8.100 American Bosch. 8.300 UNCHANGED Natl.

Amer Pwr Distillers. Lt. 9.600 9.800 25 Southern Co 9.100 Alleghany Corp. 8.800 27C DAILY NEWS, TUESDAY, 1:20 7:15, P. 7:00 5:00 8:00 8:30 8:30 M- 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:00 10:30 10:30 P.

Nancy Craig. 9. Patt Barnes. House Party. Barbara Welles.

The Big Payoff. Bill Harrington. Sally Smart. 13. Ruth Bean.

Mike and Buff. Travelers, Feature Film. 9. Feature Film. 3.

Charm School. 1. Win Elliot. Play Ball. Scrapbook.

Margaret Arlen. Kate Smith. 3. Western Film. 2.

Time for Beany. Singing Kitchen. 2. Film. Film Shorts.

Film. Hawkins Falls. Western Film. Feature Film. Gabbe Hares.

Six Gun. 4. Howdy Doody. Buster Crabbe. 13.

Weather: Film. 5:13 Weather. 6:00 Rootie Kazootie. News. 7.

Feature Film. 9. Merry Mailman. Looking at You. Bolton.

Weather. Jimmy Powers. News: Sports. 13. News.

Keporter. Hollyw Mat or. Capt. Video. 9.

Musicale. City Hall. Tommy Henrich. News. Dinah Shore.

Film. Beulah. Between Lines. Feature Film. Patti Page, News.

Film. Films. Vinien Kellems. Date With Judy. Happy Felton.

13. Your State. -9. Red Barber. Ted Steele.

5. Keep Posted. Films to 11. Dodgers Cubs. Summer Session.

City Hospital. Bose Lady. Where Was 13. Boxing. Suspense.

Circle Theatre. Quick on Draw. Danger. Amateur Hour. This Is Life.

Telepix. Gov. Stevenson. Meet the Bolton, Giant Jottings. Bob Considine.

Happy Felton. Night Owl. Sporte. Sporte. Music.

Feature Film. Feature Film. Weather: Film. Film Show. News.

CHANNEL WCES-2 WI2-7 WPIX-I1 5. Magie Cottare. Dinner 500 pounds gross weight. This is 846,000 bales under the Department's forecast of 14,735,000 bales a month ago. It compares Cotton Crop Estimate Cut to 13,889,000 Bales By JOHN ROGERS The Department of Agriculture yesterday reported its estimate of this year's cotton crop at 13,889,000 bales of MARKET BAROMETER STATIONS 90.7 WNBC 91.5 92.3 WOR 98.7 93.1 WABF 93.9 MGM 100.3 WCBS 101.1 GHF 101.1 WEVD Republican figure, he had served as a deputy sheriff or constable for 50 years.

Funeral services will be held at the residence at 2 P.M. tomorrow. Burial will be in Middle Island Cemetery. MRS. HELEN S.

MORTON A Requiem Mass for Mrs. Helen Stuyvesant Morton, 76, daughter of the late Levi P. Morton, Vice President of the United States under Benjamin Harrison and a onetime Governor of New York, will be offered at 9 A.M. today in St. Ignatius Loyola Church, Park Ave.

and 84th St. Mrs. Morton died Saturday in her home at 935 Park Ave. GEORGE B. OGDEN Utica, N.

Sept. 8 George Babcock Ogden, vice president and one of the founders of the American Em.lem died today after a brief illness. He was 60. with Government production goal of 000 bales and with trade expectations of be- How's Business? tween 13,300,000 and 14,600,000 bales. Last year's cotton production was 15,144,000 bales and the 1941- 50 average was 11,775,000 bales.

The reduced production prospects were blamed on severe dry weather during July and August which damaged the crop in some southeastern areas. The government report sent cotton futures soaring on the New York Cotton Exchange, with prices rising as much as $5.50 a bale. From Detroit it is announced that new model automobiles are unlikely to reach retailers in any great numbers for six or eight weeks. A month ago the opinion was expressed in some quarters that the steel strike would not greatly delay introductions. But the strike took over half a million cars out of production schedules.

This means that a substantial volume of 1952 cars must be disposed of before the complete switchover to new models. Building construction costs rose ASSOCIATED PRESS STOCK AVERAGES Yester- Tre day Ch'ge Hich Low 30 Industrials 141.8 144.2 131.2 15 Rails 82.7 86.3 66.7 15 Utilities 53.8 53.9 50.7 60 Stocks 107.8 109.8 97.0 Yesterday Friday Stocks 1.170.000 1.040.000 Bonds Curbs Stocks 310.000 340.000 WHAT STOCKS DID Total New New Issues Gains Lower Highs Lows Yesterday 257 565 30 Friday 344 434 34 28 U. S. TREASURY FIGURES Cash Balance Internal Revenue 65.608.869 Customs Receipts 1,915,825 during the past six months in eight northeastern and north central ice, Inc. states, The according constrection to Dow cost Serv- ana- lysts added that "the increase is due entirely to higher hourly wage rates paid to building trades craftsmen at the site of construction." Material costs climbed less than Weakness in the rails and coppers gave the stock market yesterday its worst setback in three weeks.

Dealings started mixed, with the carriers almost alone on the downside. Gradually one division of the list after another followed the downward trail. There was no overnight news to account for the retreat..

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