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Mtk0kf government auspices, with flnan-i Seven Seamen Killed JVh cial aid to private land owners, Ell Arizona Sallglar Friday, October 24, 1951 Tucson, Arizona Reds' Artillery Hits Vessel TAHITI'S QUININE PAPEETE, Tahiti, Oct. 23. (JP) Tahiti is going to get into the quinine business. The French colonial department of agriculture has determined that climate and soil here, are Ideal for the cinchona tree, from whose bark quinine is extracted. A government announcement says cinchona plantations will be established under FU1I III ART Share the fnn with yonr children as they listen! Presented by SOUTHERN ARIZONA BANK WASHINGTON, Oct.

23 (JP) Two hits from a Communist shore battery on the east coast of Korea killed seven men and wounded one aboard the American destroyer-escort Lewis Monday, the navy announced Wednesday. Despite damage which put one boiler out of commission, the Today's Radio Highlights Oleoma On Radio Tonight PRESIDENT HARRY S. TRUMAN Speaking Oa "The Great Disenchantment" 10:15 P. M. And Coast to Coast Ad Sponsored By ILGWU Campaign Comm.

75 millimeter, exploded as it hit! Radio Tonight! announcement said, the Lewis stayed in action to carry out the mission which took her under fire. The ship moved close inshore No Serrlce Chars. No Minimum. No Gas or Oil to Bay. No Delay, insured.

Pkeae 3-3711 off the port of Wonsan to protect two South Korean minesweepers KOPO FRIDAYS which were being shelled by from four to six Communist guns. ODE TO TV TV Is really the wrong label It should be TC Time Consumer. After you get your receiver you might as well cancel all magazine subs, resign from the Book- mm CBS 2:30 TO 3 P.M. DIVUR-tlLP STfTIM OX YOUR DIAL 1450 UTJ 160 STONi a-Month club and prepare to absorb only your newspaper ab '15 headlines. If yours is the first he One 75 millimeter shell hit her forward fire room on the right side, putting the boiler out of service and killing six men outright.

A seventh died later of burns. One Didn't Explode That shell, though it did nearly all the damage and caused all the deaths, did not explode. It was picked up and thrown overside. Then the second shell, another ''Zet in the block, you will suddenly find yourselves the 'l most popular family in that end of town. Neighbors who 1 am mm a haven spoken to you for 5.

years will suddenly be bring- the left side of the main deck. Fragments struck explosive charges racked near- the Lewis' stern and wounded one man superficially. The dead: Boilerman 1c Richard Eugene Brower, son of Mrs. Sarah Ruth Brower, route 3, Canton, O. Fireman James Theodore Cross-man, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Theodore F. Crossman, Rapid City Air Force Base, Weaver, S. D. Boilerman 1c Raymond Edwin Remers, son of Mr.

and Mrs. William Remers. Honolulu. Fireman George Alfred Scho-field, husband of Mrs. Florence Edith Schofield, Fair Oaks (Allegheny county), and son of Mr.

and Mrs. George A. Schofield, Fair Oaks. Chief Boilerman David John Schmit, husband of Mrs. Ann Theresa Schmit, Long Beach, Calif.

Fireman Floyd Sneed. husband of Mrs. Treva Sneed, Batesville, and son of Mr. Walter Sneed, Swifton, Ark. Boilerman 3c Arnold William Karlin, son of Mr.

and Mrs. William Karlin, Marion, Ore. The name of the injured man was not disclosed Immediately. MM By JOHN FAHR Hailed as the first appearance In radio history of presidential candidates of both major parties on the same broadcast during an election campaign, Gen. Dvright D.

Eisenhower and Gov. Adlai Stevenson will speak on a United Nations Day program at 8:15 p.m. on KOPO. Eisenhower will get in the last word by speaking on another broadcast for a half hour start ing at 8:30 p.m. on KOPO.

Former world's heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles hits the comeback trail, when he meets Cesar Brion, South American fighter, who has won 39 of 48 professional fights, in a 10-round bout at Madison Square Garden. The event will be heard at 8 p.m. over KCNA and will also be on television on some channels. Football broadcasts tonight are Tucson vs. Mesa at 8 p.m.

on KTUC, and Amphitheater vs. Yuma at 8 p.m. over KTKT. A new mystery show, "Crime Letter," makes its bow on KCNA at 9 p.m. "Freedom U.S.A." the story of the trials and tribulations of a young senator in Washington, D.C., stars Tyrone Power at 7:30 p.m.

on KCNA. The "Queen For a Day" will be elected on today's show, and the winner's prizes will in-; elude 2,000 cigarettes to smoke while she works around a $2,000 kitchen, wearing a $2,000 ward-" robe of new fashions. This lucky gal also goes to reign along with a "-National Peanut Queen" at a I mammoth celebration in Ala-! bama next week. "Queen For a l)av" is broadcast at 12:30 p.m. I on KTUC.

i Another anniversary will be that of "Mr. Keen," who has been 'tracing lost persons for the past ten vears. The old tracer solves COME ONE COME ALL PIMA COUNTY Colo. Jurors Selected To Hear Sniper Case DENVER, Oct. 23.

(JP) A district court jury was completed Thursday for the trial of Frank Qualteri, 42, of Las Vegas, charged with murder in the sniper slaying of Louis Burton, 39, last May 6. Attorneys took four days to pick the jury of eight men and five women. Qualteri is charged, with fatally shooting Burton', a Denver wrecking contractor, whije he was supervising a wrecking job. He is accused of firing the shot that killed Burton from a hotel window overlooking the site of the job. ing over surprise puuuiuK, helping Pappy mow his lawn.

The neighbor kids won't be that subtle. They barge in and say, "Where is It?" and "Does it get Hoppy?" On wrestling night, put in plenty of pretzels and brew you will have callers. And half of them will be gals, who will know more about who is champ than Rod Fenton. TV THIS AND THAT A tax of $1.00 per year on each TV set is being proposed in Wisconsin. Earnings to be devoted to educational TV Ted Gamble, prominent Seattle movie exhibitor predicted before the FCC that TV-will close as many as 10,000 of country's 18,000 movie houses in next six years When will Tucson have a TV station? Prediction in next Monday's column.

Tom Wallace- wii I II ry i it Oct. 23rd to 26th TV ad RADIO! ill 26th JfS Mm a at wi- A 1 .1 1 1 1 1 I MB BAXiivs ana sjcnvivju -PHONE 6-1427 SPEEDWAI TV and RADIO CENTER First Congress of the United States met at Federal Hall, Wall 3140 Bast SneedwaT iTSooohoyow street, New York, in 1789. 1 i2 I PIMA COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS Wonderful Exhibits Free Grandstand Show Every Nite itotpoint USTERINE: am a inn aAMiauee I i 50c Deposit QUAirrr appiianccs Will IAYAWAY Anything You Want Until Dec. 24th Jim Prentiss' ELECTRIC FOOTBALL ELECTRIC BASKETBALL ELECTRIC BASEBALL "The Gossip Column Murder Case" at 9:30 p.m. on KOPO.

Tucson public school children will be heard on "Fun in Art" at 2:30 p.m. on KOPO. Head Electrified by Gem Stores pjj Featuring the 775th Airforce Band A and the Camp Pendleton Marine Band 9 Reg. $3.00 SINGER New Motor New Base Case New Foot Control New Wiring Full Bobbin TOY LAND TUCSON 803 E. Congress Across from Paramount Theater Ph.

3-7813 Midway Features SIEBRAND CIRCUS Robe' Budget Set At 4 Million Dollars 1 HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 23 (JP) Darryl Zanuck is budgeting "The Robe" for 4 million dollars, a high figure fpr these days of movie 'economy. Even the title prop of the picture will be hand woven by Dorothea Hulse, internationally known weaver. "The Robe" concerns the story of the robe worn by Christ on the day of crucifixion. Mrs.

Hulse located the right Immediate Delivery fit 1 bi I Liberal Trade-In Allowance We Repair All Makes of Sewing Machines NEED CASH So Pay Bills? See ED TAYLOR LOANS on AUTO, FURNITURE or SALARY OPEN 9.00 TO 5:30 I 9:00 TO 1:00 SATURDAY FRIENDLY FINANCE (0. 2103ft S. 6th Av. Ph. 3-1750 $H95.

Cash Price Payment Tsrms Arranged MUSIC EIITERTAIIIMEIIT By Local Talent FREE Admission to Fair At Rillito Quarter and Thorobred grade of sheep's wool yarn In England so as to make the robe as near like those woven in Galilee at the time of Christ. In coloring, it will be the natural color of the 4.. mm Starts Nov. 16 and Every Sunday Thereafter Post Time 1:30 P. M.

10 RACES DAILY yarn with an occasional thread of tlje henna-earth color produced by using the brew of boiled walnut shells. I She will weave four seamless robes for use in the picture. This week only Oil and Adjust Your Sewing Machine $1.95. Reg. $3.50.

COME IS PHONE WRITE For Free Home Demonstration MA Radio Statioms Arc Responsible For Program Times Ph. 6-4345 KCA80 ABC KTKT-1490 KVOA-1290 KBC KTCG1400 MXTUAL K0PO.14S0 CBS Why The People of Tucson Should Vote Tot KkFarfand 3802 East FRIDAY MORXIXG October 24. 1952 4:00 La Bora Mexicans La Hora Mexican ram Hour STWTNC MACHINES Clock Watcbc 8:30 S3 ptrtador Speedway Open Till 9 P. M. Alarm Clock Alarm Clock THIS VETERAN LAWYER, FARMER, SENATE AUTHORITY SENATE MAJORITY LEADER HAS MUCH TO SAY ABOUT ARIZONA'S FUTURE 25 Years Experience 1:00 Clock Watcher Clockwatcher :30 Clock Watcher Community Chest La Hora Mexican La Hora Mexicans La Hora Mexicans Johnie Lea Wills Chapti la the Dwtrt Temp Tunetlma Temp Tuoetima Temp Tunetime-Nnra Alarm Clock Alarm Clock Alarm Clock Alarm Clock Old Pueblo Hour Old Pueblo Hour Old Pueblo Hour Old Pueblo Hour I.I.M.

I. ,1 U.liW.HI.H.1. Ill Mil 7:00 News and Sports 7:15 Martin A fro risky 7:30 Mornlns News 7:45 Bob Garred Wake Up Tucson Rise and Shine Breakfast News Arizona Highlights Hits and Encores Hits and Encores Hits and Encores Hits and Encores News of America Music-Governor Pyle Frank Goes World News JUncherias Rancheriaa Rancherias Rancheriaa 8:00 Breakfast Club :15 Breakfast Club 8:30 Breakfast Club (:45 Breakfast Club Music for Tucsoa Nam tha Sons News-Stocks Peoples Exchange Hemingway 45 Mln from Broadway 45 Mm From Broadway 45 Mln From Broadway Rancheriaa Rancherias Hillbilly Jamboree Hillbilly Jamboree Art Godfrey Art Godfrey Art Godfrey Art Godfrey IS'eic to Tucson, or an old-timer, you knotc by note that the future of this country lies with. men tcho have experience getting things done whether in Washington or in Tucson, THE SENATE'S LEADER 9:00 News :15 Chet Huntley 9:30 Break the Bank 9:45 Break the Bank 6 tar Guessing Dr. Paul Bob and Ray Cava Garroway Breakfast Gang Homemaker Harmonies Norman's Notebook Norman's Notebook Hillbilly Jamboree Hillbilly Jamboree Hillbilly Jamboree Hillbilly Jamboree Art Godfrey Art Godfrey News-Melody Time Rosemary 10.00 Pauline Frederick 10:15 Valentino 10:30 My True Story 10:45 My True Story Hospitality Show Tell Me How Melody-Go-Round Howard Pyle-Melody Norman's Notebook Norman's Not Book Growing With Tucsoa Dick Haymei Sings Wendy Warren Aunt Jenny Helen Trent Our Gai Sunday Hillbilly Jamboree Hillbilly Jamboree Morning Melodies Morning Melodies UD0 Strike It Rich Strike It Rick Accent on the Towa News 11:00 Whispering Street 11:15 When A Girl Marriea 11:30 Stewart Craig 11:45 Between 17s Gals.

Glenn Hardy Capitol Comment Tune Factory Tune Factory Morning Melodies Morning Melodies Morning Melodies Morning Melodies Big Sister Ma Perkins Dr.Malone Guiding Light rmi" McFarland can offer Arizona such experi-ence. He is majority leader of the senatt and a top-ranking mem- FRIDAY AFTERNOON LruiJ NATIONAL DEFENSE Pre-Pearl Harbor fighter for stronger defense preparation; leader in effort to boost air force, to 143. wings. i ber of the Committee on Interior and Insular Alfairs. This Is the committee which super- vises all irrigation; min ing interests; forest reserves and grazing.

''Vx 5QUARE INCH it PICTURE Jtettr I ul Harvey Doub a or Nothing rred Finney Second Mrs. Barton Lb Tardeada pae'. Weather-Musio Perry Mason La Tardeada 2.30 Pagtaa Musical Styles-Mario Lama Queen for a Day Nora Drake Let Play Record. :45 Pagina Musical News Queen for a Day Brighter Day Let PUy Records 1. 00 Paging Musical Life Can Beautiful Ladies Fair Melody Matine Let's Play Records 1:15 Pagina Musical Road of Life Ladies Fair News Let's Play Records 1:30 Bill Ring Show Pepper Young Request Time House Party Let Play Records 1:43 Arlsona Hayride Right to Happiness Request Tima House Party Let Play Records 1:00 Arizona Hayride Back Stage Wife Request Time News-Aunt Jemima Let's Plsy Records 2:15 Nat'l Demo.

Committee Stella Dallas Request Time C. Smith-News Desk Let's Play Records 2:30 Crocker-Hayride Young Widder Brown Request Tima Fun in Art Let's Play Records Arizona Hayride Woman in My House Request Tima run in Art Let'a Play Records 3:00 Arizona Hayride La Hora Mexicans Casa Pan-Americana Old Pueblo Hour Let's Play Records 15 Assembly of God Just Pain BUI Casa Pan-Americana Fred Trump Lets Play Records Cal Tinney Lorenzo Jones Cssa Pan-Americana Old Pueblo Hour Records at Random 3:43 Tinney-Crocker Heart to Heart Paula Stone Old Pueblo Hour Records at Random 4:00 Stewart Craig Welcome Travelers Curt Maasey Allen Jackson Records at Random 4:15 Arizona Haynde Welcome Traveler Hemingway Fashions in Musis Records st Random 4:30 Arizona Hayride Freda's Footnotes Ralph Flanagsa Fashions in Musi Records at Random 4:45 Arizona Hayride Freda's Footnotes Sam Hayes-New News Todsy to Tucson FRIDAY NIGHT 5:00 Around the World V. Kaltenbora The Green Hornet Beulah Kiddies Klub 5:15 Hawaiian Must Town Crier The' Green Hornet Club 15 Kiddies Klub 8:30 Chet Huntley News of the World Wild Bill Hickok Jack Smith Dude Ranch 5:45 Bob Garred Afternoon News Wild Bill Hickok Edward Murrow Dude Ranch 00 Headline Edition Dinner Music Swap It Club Sports Final Dude Ranch 6:15 Sports Reel Show Boat Fulton Lewis Jr. Perry Como Dude Ranch 30 Arizona Newsroom Arizona Adventur Fred Finney Hopalong Cassldy Gvoernor Pyle Elmer Davis Arizona Adventure Sam Hayes-News Hopalong Cassidy Fiesta Time 7:00 Ozzie and Harriet Election Preview Auto Time Flying High Fiesta Time 7:15 Ozzie and Harriet Election Preview Mutual Newsrael Amphitheatre Warmup Fiesta Time 7:30 Freedom USA Music Behind the Story Amphitheatre Warmup Fiesta Time 7:43 Freedom USA UN Dajr Three Suns Amphitheatre Warmup Fiesta Time 8:00 Charles vs Brion Roy Rogers Tucson vs. Mesa Bob Trout-Music Amphi vs.

Yuma 8:15 Charles vs. Brion Roy Rogers Tucson vs. Mesa ITN Day Amphi vs. Yuma Sports Page Father Knows Best Tucson vs. Mesa Dwlght D.

Elsenhower Amphi vs. Yuma 8:45 Sports Page Father Knows Best Tucson vs. Mesa Dwlght D. Elsenhower Amphi vs. Yuma 9:00 John Daly New One Man's Family Tucson vs.

Mesa News Amphi vs. Yuma 9:15 People's Choice News Tucson vs. Mesa Graham French Amphi vs. Yuma 9:30 This Is Your FBI Hit Parade Tucson vs. Mesa Mr.

Keen Amphi vs. Yuma 9:45 This Is Your FBI Hit Parade Tucson vs. Mesa Mr. Keen Amphi vs. Yuma 10:00 News-Sports Morgan Beatty Tucson vs.

Mesa Jukebox Jubilee Amphi vs. Yuma 10:15 Dance Time President Truman Glenn Hardy Jukebox Jubilee Amphi vs. Yuma 10:30 Dance Tim Reporter Magazine Theatre Requestfully Your Record Shop 10:45 Dance Time Music Magazine Theatre Requestfully Yours Record Shop 11-00 Dance Time What Do You Think Community Chest Show Tempo Rendezvous Record Shop U-15 Dance Time What Do You Thuikt Silver Nocturne Tempo Rendezvous Record Shop 11-30 Dance Time What Do You Think Stiver Nocturne Tempo Rendezvous Pecord Shop 1 1 :45 Dance Time What Do ThlnkT-News Silver Nocturne Tempo Rendezvous Record Shop KVO A -Goodnight Ballroom Record Shop Ballroom Record Shop Ballroom Record Shop i Ballroom Record Shop 1:00 Sign Oft WORLD PEACE Believer in the United Nations, in building up the free world to re-iist Communism, in building up aliles through help and not hand Vrrtually as large as the screen on many so-called 21-inch tubes. Phfleo 212C outs. 43 1 JISS' 299 New Philco, Electrook Built-in Aerial for bofc UHF and YHF Famoos Phiko Power Plant svper-ent0ve tune Ready for AR-Channel UHF Cabinet of rich goM-toeled Cordovas leather finitii For QABO LABOR McFarland enjoys the respect and" confidence of Labor on both the Arizona and national levels.

His position as Majority Leader and top-ranking member on the important Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee gives him a unique chance to counsel and ad-Vise on labor problems. FRIDAY UNITED STATES SENATOR TELEVISION Phoeaix Statioa KPHO-TV OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 P. M. SUNDAYS 10 A. M.

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