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20 Mandrake Dy Leo Folk end Phil Davis cliff! it shines like steel1 THERE HIM 60- N0-HIM TAIEO I fQH LOTHAA TO KILL MAN DRAKE. THAT HIGH CLIFF f--t' L0THARI THINK THAT'S A NEEDLE YOU'LL RE THE DEATH OP US GOTTA CATCH by-bud-strTtch LO0K--WAT OVER I'M FOR LET-THERE-THEREH TING HIM GO, HIM. ME YET. i i HERE'S A REAL STOKY OF COURAGE when you're down Ana out. 5 A courageous woman who has spent her life in a wheelchair will realize her dream of earning a college degree In order to help ether unfortunate, because WCAU i "Strike Jt Rich quiz awarded her $800 to buy an electric auto-ette, which will enable her to attend classes.

Stricken with Infantile paralysis at the age of three, Miss Eleanor Bainufn, who lives with her mother at 214 West John Champaign, JUL hovered for weeks between life and death. Few citizens of Champaign can claim a wider circle of friends, as many -varied interests or as much spirit and energy as the little woman who has spent decades in a Vf aijlc, Among other occupations, for man TPts Sure irs a good Not IF Bur iws Invited by quizmaster Todd Russell to Uke part In the program, and traveled to New York, accompanied by Jacob D. Stout, Champaign salesman, and a lifelong friend. In addition to the $800 she won tor answering queations correctly, Miss Bainum received $100, telegraphed by a Champaign admirer. She will use the surplus $500" toward TREND of bankrolled lowurd Inexpensive airers may leave many hlth priced stars 'out of radio next seaaon, unless asking prices are halved.

Thus far sponnorleM for fall airing are such big time radio name as Cantor, Ed (Duffy's Tavern) Gardner, Burns Allen, Fred Allen, and Ozzie Harriet Both ABC and NBC very hush-hush in the development fiit npw twist for their giveaway shows. Neither will divulge the new angles Drew Pearson has invented a new word game cur. rently being marketed In book and toy stores "Queen foe a Day" slated for format changes In the near future CBS readying a new public affairs series based on current affairs In the nation's capital. Show Is tentatively titled "Dear Mr, President." Plans being formulated for the debut of "Bride and Groom" on tele-vision Anne Burr iakes over the feminine lead In the Broadway hit "De-teetlve Story" come June ABC reviving "Ladles Be Seated" for the summer season. Video -version will be dropped.

A MAN WHO SAYS "Drop the vpari. Miss Bainum READS LIKE A SONGr 1SMT Iff has helped blind students at the MAnANA NEVER. CAME lb Tme NATION'S TOP SINGERS--- University of Illinois, Cham SONG'S 66EN PUBLISHED OoeSMT Ti-IAT Tell you what 1 know some of TMeSF ROANERS. MYBE I CAN blT Them to Tak at iHcY DONT OPEN YOUR, LETTER. LetS see vVMATTA YOU YOU'RE "SAPFLAPPY i rfn paign, to learn their lessons by reading to them, four to six hours a day.

This inspired Miss Bainum to seek a degree, after THINK. LARR.Y TUEY DOJT EVEN OPf HELP? LEAST A look UNSOLITeDwo i YOUR LIST iut-r- i TFU Ynt i which she hopes to find employ ment with a welfare organiza tion, teaching blind and handi capped persons. LARD? re a Turning to "Strike It Rich" for help in raising the $400 needed ink Cx i to ouy an auto-eue, Miss iJainum MA U. B- Pt. Of F.

a vja i I I ktM ii I a si? dead" in a lightheaded vein, and Is shocked to discover that people follow his advice, is the central figure in Lou Huston's thriller "Drop Dead," performed by a cast of outstanding radio actors on CBS' "Philip Morris tonight on WCAU, 10 to 10.30. from Hollywood. A fix I PflRK three deaths were mere coinci dence, and sends him away for a rest in a place named Echo Canyon. a ii i fl an jr 'm. Z3 WM.

,,,1 1) pfo iV fety" 2 BEGinninG sunonv June 12th 4 SflllMGS eUERVDflV! VERSATILE SCREEN actress Ruth Hussy stars as a dominating woman whose selfish attempts to preserve the security of her home have just tha opposite effect, in a full-hour version of George Kelly's Pulitzer Prize-winning plav "Craig's Wife" on CBS's "Ford Theatre," tonight, WCAU, 9 to 10. The play reaches its climax when Craig is innocently involved in a murder investigation. To Mrs. Craig, the mat-, ter represents only a threat to her security, forcing her to choose between loyalty to her husband and protection to her home against adverse publicity. A rapid succession of developments leaves Mrs.

Craig he-winner of a hollow SENATOR HICKENLOOPEE, whose charges against Atomic Energy Commission Chairman David Lilienthal have provoked a headline-making hear-ing in Congress, will hold a press conference on the air during Mutual's "Meet the Press" broad Big, Modem Vessels fake you to 55 acres ot every kind of amusemtnt. Hying Scooters, Rocket Ships, Bubble Bounce, Scanjet, thousands of thrills. Shaded Picnic Swimming PooL Free Kiddies' Pool. tW! OlfFEENT! FUN! cast tonight on WIP, 10 to 10.JJ0. He will be interviewed by James B.

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Caddigan, DuMont Television Network's director of programs, today announced plans to rebuild its variety sustainer, "Front Row Center," as an hour's presentation and make it television's standout talent quest show. Beginning tonight "Front Row Center" will be telecast over the network from 8 to 9. Bill Harmon, who will produce and direct the presentation, promptly issued a call for "new faces, new acts and new material that haven't had a break on the new medium yet." "New York is alive with talent youngsters and oldsters who are the backbone of Broadway's musical and dramatic hits, and ITLL SHUT DOPE" ENOU6H GOMt THROUGH TO PRILL ALL Mjj UP sOJR SAIDpME.OUSe THEM HOLES DUU-t UVWR. IN TH1 TABLE TH INDIANS A OP IT. mese entertainers are lust as 4 eager to get into television as their fathers and brothers or mothers and sisters were 'to make the Palace a generation ago," Harmon observed.

"We want these artists." Caddigan said that Miss Eliza beth Mears would schedule auditions for talent at DuMont's Adelphi Playhouse, Fifty-fourth street, near Seventh avenue. SELF DEFENSE t.twtiwr Caddigan also said he would move "Key to the Missing" into the Friday 9 to 9.30 p. m. spot, formerly occupied by "Front Row Center," and offer it as a network attraction See you tomorrow. OUR BOARDING HOUSE Major Hoople fvs t)ONB Time THE TMEV HPME MERC TENi MAWe'5)TOPlNO i GIRLS, THIS SPizmro $otp Builds tub complexion THAT C4TCHSS AMOTU ABOUT fMlM FIRST.

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