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Winner TaVe At! (CBS daily
quiz) co-producer 'lark < "'"t"’ l *
csfipiate* that in IYJB I'-vct $1,000,-
000 in prizes was given away on the
5 different, quiz allows he produces,
Sandro Michael ho t-> '' u* out
the equivalent of one ■ r full length
novel (528 pages filled with 80,000
words t «v ry «••<•),:h to '>■■■'■ < p '’
highly rated day! ; t- drama Against
the Storm on ■ Mutual stations
half an hour daily
NBC's Horoce Heidf i planning
a Broadway nei-i tl r. vt -ea- t
, with talent <di• -?■ td mi lo- > lav
night A otiili Opportui i . i >i». ■•. itti.
CARE the uon-pref.t a.oi ' v
known to millions f<u n- humatti-
Italian aid to Etiropf'- needy, is
sponsoring a nationwide campaign
< by v.hirh Anieijean-. at no cost i»
themselves can provide much needed
soap fur Kutopean children. Boh
Hope has endorsed the plan ami is
backing H on hi*- NBC sin«w.
Cy Howard,
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half-million dol- /jßMrjjwfr
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of garni)ling,
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and religion >■> k' r j¥?S
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Andv -how
: The U. S Air Force has awarded
Tex McCrary, who with hi, wife
.’Jinx Kalkthhiirg edit- the CBS tele
♦ vision proguini "Preview.’' a medal
} fat “••xieptiotial civilian serv ice.
Short Shorts: Hooper surveys
tindicate that Ik’.dlJ.OOO per-on* Ji
*){:n to NBC - Big Town show tv.-iy
week Bill Spier, duertor of the
FiiiCiv night CB> J’liilip Morris
Playhouse rnvMeric ; . relaxes by read
ing detective slorie- .. An appear*
aiice on Ralph Fdv,aids' This Is
Your Life program t< suited in a
7-year contract with MCM for
Toledo's beautiful Bridget f'arr . . .
Honk Garson <nd H >!> Sivlerht.-rg,
CBS Junior Mm air-how scripters.
,nre pteparin-g the scenario for Gieia
jC-rho's return to the Sflvea.
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MENStG^iPARADE
Fk. EAGLE STYLE REPOftTER
BREAK THE BANK .. Do you want
to make a pile of dough? Maybe
get that new cor—that college educ-r
--tion lor your kids—or perhaps a down
payment on o
mco shack in the
IS? Sk suburb*? Well,
V *j» we know a place
where you cun
it, and it* a
j|\ ■'. C ,J|| golden mint.
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It's run by a man wl c«o voice is
< r. -n to millions Bert Parks Hta
1 off! ial tula master -r cetemonie*.
j His show "Break the Bank When
' Parks qeis tn that slave and parks
himselt behind that mix.?, there is
madness, mirth and maclah,
FIHST the warm up. Parks end the
rest of the cast got acquainted
with you while you sit there dreaming
about breaking the bank and getting
rich quick. Contestants ore picked
from the codience. You can chime up
and answer c few Informal questions
mid win yourself a chance ai the
iackcot.
Then i the teo! tiling. Ycu'ra
, "on the air." etna c>n your own. Pm’. -
fires the questions—you i:,st qlvu .»
right answers. You * :n b» vrr. rig no!
IN Tin: SAME no AT fly M icKE N7 l r;
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MASS. GOVERNOR
PLEDGES SUPPORT OF
RIGHTS PROGRAM
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chance on this program.
WITH the gentle coaxing of M C
Parks immaculately ore-. r> 1
in a light brown single breasted 4
patch pocket suit surrounded by grey
bedecked Peter van Stoden, the orcties
I*o leader and announcer Bud Coliyer
in a double breasted blue grey Glen
ploid—you may nventuaily reach ti e
top actually break the bonk or.d
make your dream come true.
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Riding h'-no v : * P- i,
urban <-*pre*s w.v asked t.fm— 'How
does it ieel to give so much money
away and make s<. mat y peoj t a
happy week alter week? 1 Wit--, typi
cat understatement, E*-»rt replied, it s
wonderful, to ploy Santa -II year
< round.”
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Accra ding to the
s£i sa, Notional IndvutriHt
Ccntcn-ru « Beard, th<‘
M B a"cruse wage earner
K>f i I has to devote less than
js®Li 1 k® hvc hours o( work a
week to pay the family
tL \W9WF clothing bili 35 yean
ago it took him nine
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li\ t ts. SCMIT
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--'• M.T?,!.V.vI i'vin- <G) • Tender
’ Ou!'e- Mention plan, 700 us the
Ll.v VANiTaVg hj.'ve been raiUd
d: u 1 jof- pli'ks up
Hope Speeds Aid
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liavp lit. t ill v iifve> *«.•!! a cakf of
•or*;F.at', the roHson ('ARK*s
hum mitarian a<*eticy is upon
''imp 'i drive to sttpplv u>ap for
o'* rrilli'in Kurupi.ia t, For
every tv o Swan a wrapr>».* -
font by L.S A r. id.- t to r \RE,
Boa ton i Marn. one cant will irn
overseas? Hos Hope who tv back
in',.' the drive on Hr NUC shim,
s on the assembly lint to -pec .!
tit S'* dvllVcYlt , 4 >i
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anK’s twenty
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Republicans Assail
Bethune Statement
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I— 1 "*»iWr "TtWHWIW
‘ LESSON FROM BRITAIN" pp.
4P) ' | By GEORGE S. BENSON 1
[X.'Sr Mml
HARD TIMES and doimr with- j
out- that's still the order of life
F Britain. “Austerity" is the
eificial name for it. True, a littio
.'re ririeng is r.ot Fan Tul to :-ny
one. Rut as a political system or
way of life, British “austerity" •
is i< to cte tinue (tioFiny a j
l it drab fas « cloak for social- |
isml, when you corr.j,.-.i,• ;f witi
trie private mAnagetnrin and !n • j
dom "f enterprise in krn>w in
America Rritaii'. in etlcci. i : .
i !jr Ann-run • nut. ; f to do
i>..: at the nMoment, ti.e Brit:, h
experienr is h.dpiriK undt i '. r e
ati economic foe* that needs netc i
underr. oririfc here in \
That fact is this: :t;cr,-v v i i;i i
v.-atces mean hijrlier price lv. ..i
••osts ir or count: yhi ku-;w •: i
i a lotiK I *. - i rur. i
/cl •<v popular vi- * • f tt i:it l j
Fa' 'O' boss cur. y i r.ii nn .1 i
lv yiantitiK imi'casi', year aiicr
year, uiu ur. eve: raisit y j.vces j
ct ah Th Ri •!ish ki 1 _tt.*r .
Shrewd I f SF . s •*. • >ic !
I i'i;inil, tr Sta tl'. r « : ... , v. li t
is i' char). cioney j
natt '• i: y'Ln.ti, ■- ; .now |
o. ..f Britisii v.-orkets (even j
t • . Vue o :: ,:.c isti \ and run :
e-;.V' "•!!'■.’!;! 1 to «:)••!. li.ndcr !
■ii.' iii/het; waw . Tt the i
H' ■ he.' ui ' f, {*.*: .'easoninß j
1,. ■ ■ V ill he • :'.tr.> * • . t .
It Avictica. •**••■?»!. Fritait! will j
(• v rofi-f do!v-.rt. which » > ■
'tty !" tlih.ps h.r people nee:], i
£Jh •cv.’.'i c'.mu;-!:!
V ui sec, the ISi :;•• h .tie dr'V- j
itur i'* rtet into v.t rnu-h of the {
Ai.'e : c'.n r.mrhet us |o.■ • y: f>lc . Sjc
Startord mngnhtts that if British !
filter f.-u heard Henson and the radio J.jhu "f ind */ the Fin"?
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workers should demand inerpatses
in wajjt •;, prices of British yoods
would make it impossible to com
pete s>:cccssfull> on th* American
market. In other words, the Brit
j is.h (oven the labor tfovermnent)
: know that increases in wages do
j :m an higher prices.
! forced IS SIR STAFFORD
I Brices counting on prices go
ing up in America?
j Well. icast I, is layinir plan:
i to f uni note with America:! ni.in
-1 u hi on ci s - • Hijrt another rourd
of '•% • t;v iticrcji .f .. over here woubl
, > much !■, he'p hitn, according
.to * fiv Joniiuff Yes, indt'-'-d.
j AmDier i .-niuj of wage boosts
j "oi: 1 .1 send u;i ptufs -o high that
i Fir Su.tTord v. vild have little
j t s "i.Uc m getting rid of every.
I thing Britain sells, from pottery
' to At .tm motor cars.
. Foreign trade is good for mir
; nation, yi d - ke -t i.- good for the
| British, li . a two v.-.iy street.
if "■ f«i( i > . nto the cda.p., •
| nt ton ourse! cs. then our goods
w ill f top moving as fast as ive
| know cur production Fine* can
j move them.
i Tnis lesson Britain is ("aching
: us work's at homo, too. The one
| thing wc v.: *o do is to n
: production going, for we know
! that our pcoplr want jhb* and
have the capacity to consume.
Rut if we sue going to keep forc
; trig jirices upward, we may one
day realize that depri Muoti ir
here just because we have dorr
that very thing. AVe can haw
nothing but false prosperity that
foretells depression, if we' force
prices too high.
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fcfrßiirowujEß^
ft" 3 Liberia. whose a.hi -mite coast line on the
ossßj>t. south Vilantu Ocean is backed up with
the heavy topical forests of West Africa,
%s :*s founded more than 100 > ear* ago h.v
' ‘reed slaves irom the United States. With
} the fielp oi colonization societies, the freed
1 men settled at Monrovia. Liberia s capital.
Today an independent republie, Liberia includes among her leaders
many descendants ol the original settlers trom the 1 nited St ties.
Most of Liberia's t,,>00,000 people are occupied in agriculture and
forest industries. Among the most important products are piassava,
palm oil, coffee, rubber and timber. Her delegation to the l nited
Nations General Assembly is headed by Gabriel 1,. Dennis. Her flag
has red and white stripes and a blue corner containing a white star.
[THEV'LL MEVER If
’ EARLY SCHOOUN(S THAT AT | .pp-k n
4HE HELPED TEACH IN *! .J, -*&£% JRE:- 'i %T
! SCHOOL WiTH THE SCAN- > j
i HAOPCNGS THUS GATHERED > V
ji YOUNfr WEASah CONTINUED ti’ JtpHtL. J
HiS STUDV OP MATHEMATICS, \ :Y*,. AtA
| AND at 2.1 WAS APPOiNTED
! ns -HE "ACUITY Or CENTRAL A
COLLtG-E IN CORTLANDT V t
I COdfiTY. NEW YORK; / %
PQOL -SEASON'S WRITINGS
hC CATf A RARE CLARITY
■ or THINKINS-. sf ADVOCAT-.D m
I THE INDUSTRIAL COLUTGE ' ': 4 ,A '
2 YEARS gt rcaE PaE BIRTH / V
!; OP BOOKER T-WASHINGTON- > s'
t! PROf RE ASON'S TEACH! Ni» ,• / / , *
! v¥?r'4wn* COV '^ A (J&Zgflt*
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V. \ |y' ■* POET OF NFW YOftK
7o Speed / tt.ro pea i Jcotuttuic Recovery
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This gleaming. «leetric powered train has been added to the
war-damaged transportation system nt the Netherlands as the
result of a loan from lh* International Bank lor Reconstruction
and Development, a Specialized Agency of the 1 nited Nations
Thf Bank has been concentrating its loans on long term proj
ects, which will contribute t« over all economic development.
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