Southern Illinoisan from Carbondale, Illinois • Page 14

Carbondale Herrln Murphysboro Pip Fcurtart SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 25, 1954 6:30 Circuit Attorney 10:15 News: Mystery Tuns doubled the staff of the U. S. Information Agency in the past three months. Its budget will reach Mayor Seeks Senator's Aid 8:00 iNews 8:05 Musical F1U 8:15 Musio for You 8:30 Deems Taylor Concert 9:00 Waxing Sentimental 10:00 The Falcon 10:30 Musio Morgan Manner 10:45 News What Can Be Done To Save Indochina? lice disregarded the order. The mayor has been in office a year.

At the time of his election receiving unemployment compensation. His telegram to the senators said there is "a vicious, corrupt minority attempting to defeat anil destroy the interests" of the Aurora community. Mill Creek Woman Hurt Mrs. Hazel Warren, 50, ol Mill Creek was admitted to Anna City Hospital Friday forN treatment of a fractured and dislocated right wrist. She was injured when she-stepped from a car and fell Friday.

Radio Log KSD 550, ST. LOUIS Central Daylight Saving Time Saturday Evening 6 00 APNevs ports Rerle OooiprcheaslTe Westher Report Wayne King Eertr.tdt 6 Tbe Big Preview Grsxd Cl Opry Country Tuce Psrss DuCeTUncii Pee Wm King Bhcnr 10:00 APNews Xavier Cugit Orchestra 11:00 AP News and Late peril Pastor's Study 11:30 AP News 11:3 Midnlsht Melodies 11:00 AP News 13 AH sur Faride ct Bands 12:3 AP News Eisn OH $705,000 in fiscal 1955. The U. S. experts help the rench and Vietnamese in pre paring leaflets, give advice on how sell the Vietnamese on their own defense.

This is difficult since so large a section of the population is illiterate. Military It was repeated again and again that the crvini? need is for Vietnamese officers above company and battalion grade that is, held grade officers who can relieve the French and take over command of the Vietnamese troops. Americans, whose government is pouring a bilhon dollars annually into the French budget to support the Indochinese War, say they think they can tram officers and infantry more quickly than the French. Ap parently, American help in this re spect would be welcomed by some 1 1 ir- mgnranKing Vietnamese. But Indochina is Gen.

Navarre's war. This has meant up to now he would not tolerate American train ing of Vietnamese. Partly, it seems a matter ot French face and pres rige, partly it seems a throwback to French reluctance to see an inde pendently operating Viet Nam army. ROSS IN 'GIRL CRAZY' For the Annual Spring Musica at the University of Illinois April 50 andMay 1, Ted Ross, 1209! Carter Carbondale is a member! of the cast. This year's production1 will be George Gershwin's "Girl Crazy." Spring Musical which began in 1943 is produced by the Illini Union Student Activities organization as part of the annual Mother's Day weekend.

Aurora, April 25 (AP) Mayor Paul Egan has askecl the help of Illinois two U. S. senators in his feud with his police chief. He sent a telegram Thursday night to Sens. Dirksen and Douglas.

Republican and Democrat, re spectively, asking them to suggest some solution "or direct some gov ernment agency such as the FBI" to investigate. Egan repeatedly has dismissed Acting Police Chief Daniel F. Cur- ran and has been overridden by city commissioners and the courts. Last week he asked Gov. Strat-ton to intervene.

A state police captain investigated and reported he found "no lawlessness" in Aurora although Egan alleged there was. Egan's feud with Curran began in November when he ordered a police blockade set up to keep trucks from traveling through Aurora. Po For Information Leading to arrest and Conviction of Person or Persons Who Threw a Brick Through Window at 2 Court Egyptian Heights. Paul Walker $11 LZJCL By William L. Ryan Of the Associated Press Singapore, April 25 Indochina can be saved from communism but to do so decisively short of creating a new Korea situation will take.

time. If time runs out, if the war is lost on the military, political and psychological fronts, the line of de fense for the free world against ii i i .1 communism mav tail bacK to tne Philippines, Formosa and Japan. The loss could mean all but the end of western influence on most of the Asiln mainland, a great upsurge of Communist economic and political power. lhe Ueneva conterence opens Mondav. Men of experience believe that at Geneva the free world, with irmness and determination not to throw in the sponge for a deceptive peace which might eventually spel the doom of Indochina, can cain the extension of time needed to turn back Red expansion in the East.

iin ii vvnat is tne tree world up against? What must it do? I asked these questions of many people in ndochina. Here are some of the answers I got: Political and psychological Most heavilv stressed was the need to provide a bandwagon for the apathetic, indifferent people cf Viet Nam, give them an ideal and give them a leader to rally around. No matter what is said about Ho Chi Minh, the French Vietnamese can not dodge the fact he is looked upon by a large section of the masses as the country savior, a man who will drive out the foreigner, a man who stands for Vietnamese nationalism. And this is the constant theme of the propaganda poured into Viet Nam by Communist media. There is a deep antipathy for the Chinese, who dominated the coun try for a thousand years.

Yet not enough has been done to tell the Vietnamese masses that victory for Ho also will mean victory for the Red Chinese. to Specializing in Barbecue and Giant Hamburgers. Eat at "THE PIT" Barbecue with French Fries 45c Television Log WSIL-TV 22, HARRISBURG Saturday Evening 5:59 Sign On 6:00 Cactus Pete 8:30 Lucky LeRoy Show :45 Front Pass News 7:00 Hopalor.g Cassldy 7:30 Joe Palooka 8:00 Captured 8:30 Sports By -Lias 8:43 Wrestiin 1:45 Final EdlUo 10:00 B-Hlte 12:00 Sign Off Sunday Afternoon 2:29 Sign On 2:30 Faith For Today 3:00 Douglas Fairbanks Presents 3:30 This Is the Life 4:00 Douglas Dirk sen 4:15 Industry on Parade 4:30 The Big Picture 5:00 Sunday Theater Sunday Evening You Asked For It 6:30 The Christopher Show 6:45 Weekly News Review 7:00 Gene Autry 7:30 Crown Theater 8:00 Life With Elizabeth 8:30 Film i 8:45 Armchair Adventure 9:00 Break The Bank 9:30 What's Your Trouble! 9:45 Sunday News Final 10:00 Family Playhouse) Off Monday Evening 5:44 Sign On 5:45 Baseball Hall of Tims 6:00 Cactus Pete 8:30 Lucky LeRoy Show 6:45 Front Pate Newt 7:00 Ford Theater 7:30 Inner Sanctum 8:00 Art Linkletter 8:15 Film 8:30 Family Playhouse 9:45 Flnsl Edition 10:00 Sign Off KSD-TV 5, ST. LOUIS Saturday Evening 6:00 Stranger Than Plctlon (Film) 6:15 Parade of Magle 6:30 Ethel and Albert 7.00 Spikt Jones 7:30 original Amateur Hoar 8:00 Show of Shows 9:30 Wrestl Ira 1 1 :00 Kuren 11:30 Arthur Godfrey Talent Scoots 12:00 Red 8kelton Show 12:30 Saturday Night reaturt weather Report 3:20 Sign Off Sunday Morning 8:00 What One Person Can Do 8:15 Industry on Parade 8:30 Forum of the Air 9:00 Metropolitan Church Federation 9.30 -Harriet's Wedding Day" (Film) 10. 00 Frontiers of Faith.

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3 DAYS MOIi. DON'T MISS THIS BIG PREMIERE SHOWING Shown at 8:20 rrtlfjAAiSt. As UT3TS fxJWS KTllt KXSS fctli Cww 1m Ft-lM tote-Ucd ml Cot sf Tkmmk Shown at 7:00 and 10:00 BOWERY BOYS in innrrcDv hattai mm Added Short "It Could Happen to You" Also Cartoon "MOUSE TROUBLE" VI JV1 a Giant Hamburger, Lettuce, Onion, Pickle and Tomatoe 45c Junior Hamburger, Lettuce, Onion, Pickle and Tomatoe 25c French Fries 20c (ALL BARBECUE SERVED WITH POTATOES) Home Made Pie 15c DRIVE OUT TO "THE PIT" Open 8:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. East Main, Route 13 Carbondale One American suggested the French still could mold Bao Dai I into a leader, possibly bv giving him a command post and dramatizing him as a hero.

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Some starts have been made on the propaganda front. The United States is trying to help and has OQOfiffld WITH RAY-O-LITE RAY-O-IITE Awnings always "frstH" looking tfcsy do not rs quirt rtfiniihing ovtrl Your cfcoiet many bsavtiful colors will odd en Architectural Harmsny to your hem no othsr awning can ecMsro. KAYO LITE Awning thai without cfarksning light without tht efomej Ing offset of cfirtct sunlight. RAY.O.lfT! AWNINGS will nt crick, peel, tsir, wars, feuckls sag thsy sre nst streets by humidity, rst, lsit, cots, ctmine sot's, slksliss or -vtnrs Thty art tlUMA MlNTLY NEW! ex Lee em said the Hardy Construction Co. 545 Van Zant Pb.

Chester, 111. KEEP DRiGIST 71 Including Drink and Dessert $J25 3e Ef 7 JP all xplosion Kills Eldorado Man A 43-year-old Eldorado auto sales 5 tyft fiZJC man was killed instantly Friday afternoon when an empty barrel ploded as he attempted to cut into OUR CHILDREN'S PLATES WHY CROWD WHERE THE FOOD AND AT THE RIGHT PRICE SAVE MONEY 0 EAT LI LsbLb IMJ it with an acetylene torch. An inquest into the death of Price will be held at 6:30 AT ALL TIMES IS ALWAYS GOOD OUT OFTEU AT BACKGROUND MUSIC OF ROUTE 37 J. p.m Monday at the Saline County court house, today said County Coroner Elmer Gibbons. FOLLOW THE 6 ENJOY LIFE LMJv Gibbons said Price, a resident of Eldorado, was killed while working on the empty hydraulic fluid drum at the Humm Motor Co.

in Harris burg where he was employed. Price lost a hand and part of an arm in COMPLETELY AIR-CONDITIONED ALWAYS SOFT ON ROUTE 13 1UST ONE MILE WEST an auto accident several years ago. vnaries Durnett. a company ploye who was slightly hurt, Price was prepanng to remove Let Us Help With Your Specie! DAUQUETS RECEPTIONS PARTIES 1 top from the barrel when it exploded nd a piece of metal struck him tn the side of the head..