SYRACUSE HEKALD-JOURXAL. Wemuxlav. June 23. 1D30 27 Knows the !! jCanadaPower Looking RADIO TIMETABLE iWork Starts WALTIR WINCHIU — and — The Her»M-J««rn»! U »»t r*«po»»lb!o f«r Ijut minute Score ... Pact Backed Listening l» radio pr*£Tiun* m«4e by itations On 16-Mile TODAY'S ilADIO AlfD TELEVISION Ty Will Do 'Mr. Roberts' in' London; I R . vr \-s n PHOT IP \ V X — Thre«'» C'ompan? nittx Sun l-rfcmin and C> U-xltcr*. Berle Has a Secret Romance By Machold HJ . 1A?> 1J. CUUUU..-V.N | *:00 r.-M.— WSVR— The lulls or l>r. cornel!?, «Uh -Mr. xnd Mn. Konild Colmin. Gas Line Broadway' Heartbeat i NBC'.S FALCON is played by a i S:30 I'.M.—WSVR— The I'llmn, mysUry a'dvrniurr itrics Ml.-rint 1*, Damon. _ NEW YORK CITY! EARI.E 3. MACHOLD, pre-idt'iit StOCky, brown-hairJ:U\ i south' other bc-st-selleii.) author, putting on h. r fur jacket before entering' > ""lity -avors a proposed lo a singer, a woodshop and ihej'»:30 I-.M—ws Kit-hard iDiamond, starrier l>icW 1'owcll with > ir£inia Orcsf. 'border to i'l^'.. ! a u;-m.!e hf, Cs the 1-ivinf, drama, wilh Jltlcu lUyn. an air-conditioned ^no\ip cathedra). . . Mme Vijaya Pandit, ambassa- treaty with Canada for greater di- .-in? thofliPr. 10:SO.rj!._WTl 'pressure gas 1. e lo: Tie N.asa dor from India, completely oblivious to the 90 degree humidity as she version, of Niagara River \sater to In hi.5 own analysis, radio actor Mohawk PO-AOI L\up strolls along Madi.son av. in her flowing native gaio, . . Caus»ppe Di-| boost hydroelectric production. Leg Damon is not at all dashing, The l-J-ineh p pe, loo;».ng aiound • south, and t-a>t o! *.M.wu-e to Maggio, startling Stork Clubmen with the sudden gray in his hair. He told the Senate Foreign Re- of i the air. DeWiit, • will iee'd back into the lations Committee in Washington He seems admirably suited how- [city system at De\\ at and Neduuv SU.MNER WELLES, just bucki,,, . , , _ , 1 ever, to the role of the debonair . ' "Boulevar0 d of Broke n 0Dreams,, yesterday that his company, oper- At D'eU'iu it will connect .with the from iurrop, ignoring the head- . g . . . ] ators of the Niagara Falls Power private detective Michael Waring eight-inch pipe that goes on to Bob Hope s croonin fmd A an on Wednesday nights at S:30 on lines— for his pet spot— the Blue Dale's teevy show, very videokay Co.. was willing, to undertake thf Utica. • • ; ' future power development as a WSYR. Construction men said ihe 10- Angel . .;. Ty Power, who has com-. - . Zanuek's next click: "No Way ; 1 private enterprise. The 42-year-oid actor spent ^|inch pipe between itii Sjiuous** pleted rehearsals of "Mr. Roberts, "jOut." 1934 and 1935 in England acting ' system at Long Branch and.Fulton which he will do in London. He MACHOLD said thai sue*, par- with the famous Old Vic Theater. is 75 per cent linished. THE LATE WATCH: Tho specs After: his; return to the United | carries Linda's latest photos (she's report that "Gents Prefer Blondes" ticipation would result in Niagara- The William'Austin Co. oi PHf!-_ in Rome), which he offers with Mohawk paying an additional $23,- States, he waited out two seasons) burgh, Pa., .holder of the general j Here's Ernest Cuno quotes: "Isn't .she- Icn'ely?" . . . Janci j. a hotter ticket than ever 000,000 in taxes each year. before playing the part of "Baby- ne Cowl still awaits burial. They face Martin" in Sidney Kings- contract, is employing from S5 uv Pickens giving her sex on idea],' The committee ended its hearinj 1 i \VEDXESDA1'! EVENING I!, 100 men'on the job. The combined j Getting the Latest how a lady acts off stage. Digniiied,' irjlng to find where s»-ejyesleiday but_ga,e no indication ley's "Dead'' End." Thi.~ led to a K'nt a plot. Her re .spot with the touring company WSTK-FM (91.5 meisJ. W.VDR-FM (101.5). 'both' S-9 P.M. new pipe sysienii \MI! cost Ifl, c-horiiming and all-girl. „. _ !tl» to when it would send the 300,000. Sports Information * * ». Florence Bailey . . . Bing Crosby j h Senale for fina[ ac, of: John Steinbeck's "Of Mice and WAGE (6^0 WXDRM1S60) WFBL (1390) WOLF Q190) has written a piece abounnnft hies trifnnp . J Xitional American Mutual .Columbia lion. «3. Box SALUES IN OUR ALLEY: They abroad. Collier's editors say "he In 193S, radio appeared to him GUI Uarriu Baseball;' Stralsht Jlm.Delin: e GAS EXPERTS say (he Syra- for You . . . xvere discussing the Korean inva- The treaty was signed Feb. 27. /Portia Baseball I Arrow Jira Deline JukelBox cuse-Fulton line will increase the can write!" Mrs. Anthony President Truman submitted it to to be a more certain profession Plain I BUI Superman' Toni Mix JukelBox sion. "It's a terrible thing," sighed Eden's new chum-chum is a local and he began a: firm schedule of 5 Parrel!' Superman; Toci'Mli Tiltba-Masse Ssorts,; amount of natural gas to the an anti-New Dealer, "to look fot- the Senate May 2 for ratification. :00 i News., Hi N'cws, I, Sports Fred.JesSce News Nea-s; James Oswego Valley area more than lawyer . . . Locals wonder if Gloria roles on a variety of network =15 club 'STO Back 'When PrediJeskc ' ward to another war". . . "Espec- G. WUIlams Fred Jeske ftf Interview Harrx'James twofold; DeHaven and Tommy Bentley plan E. ROBERT DE LUCCLA, chief shows. :30 Idub 570 LISTEN TO ially," snapped Henny Youngman, a merger here. Such smooching! During the war, Les served as 6 :45 i'3-Star Si r Date Fred Jeske UjThomas •Harry James' In this section tnoie alieady is "with no, Roosevelt to blame it on" of the Federal Power Commission's an officer and station manager :QO |,,OneL Family E. C.| Hill ] i Uoril Lewis Spts,; Suck a six-inch line alon:; the west side ... At 'Chandler's someone won- . Gloria Swanson's latest posey- Bureau of Power, told the com- :!5 News II Dinner Date Bob ILoveiil Buckarpbs "4 sender is wealthy D. Fitzpatrick with the Armed Forces Radio :30, Dices:, , i Lone Raneer GaKTHeattef ClubilS Buckarops; of Oswego Rivei soi\mg Bp.ld- ERNEST CUNO ? dered what you have to bo to be- mittee that U. S. production of 7 :45l Curiam! Time LoneiRanser Murrow Buckarbos . The 7 Arts Festival 'is the big Service in'India and Burma. winsville, Fulton and Oswego. The {< come a member of the Social Reg- power at Niagara Falls could be Of medium height and supple :00| Halls ot ivy Doctor. J. Q. Teloau'estil Kowsrl 'Kinr new line, along the east: side ot ister "Very dull," was the event at the Lake Tarleton Club, increased from the present 3,700,- :UiJHalls of ivy DoctorljH a ^.Chameleon Wayne Kins Pike, N. H., starting July 9 ... buiid, Damon plays tennis well .30! The-Falcon Thouiand InternaUonal DrSHIIChrlsnar the river and passing through retort. 000,000 kilowatt hours a year to and likes the outdoor life on his 8 ;45i The Falcon. Islands ' i Airport i DriSchrtsilar Bunalo i, Phoenix, will make natural £as D e a n n a Durbin's ex - groom, 11,600,000,000 kilowatt hours. :00 DetourlEfM' .1 Ladies Pair Groucho Baseball.Game : remodeled farm in Califon, N. J., Groucho BasebalTGame available to that village for the 6:40 P.M. Vaughan Paul, I is romancing an- 1 Detoutlilal ] Ladies'Palr NEW YORK STORY: The Police The cost would be : about; $309,- where he lives with his wife, >:30'iMr.|tD A WaltKlernan Queenitor ABC's of BasebalUGama first time. Department will tell you this hap- other D.D.—Dorothy Douglas . . . 000,000,, De Luccia estimated. Ginger Jones Damon, a popular 9 :<5 ur.JP A Wale Kicrnan istMusic BasebalTGame pened if. I . Several years ago a The Shuberts have seived Rudy He said Canada would be able :00 BlB|i Story Poo,Parade r".,Edwaids i Dancei SasebaltjGame (Mon.-rri.) singer. :15 Bis Story Pop.Paradef I Jimt Gordon I raBand > Baseball'Gams STOupJof police oflicials, cops and Vallee in their $500,000 lawsuit for to double its existing power ca- :30 Richard; Pop Parade 'K | JlmfGprdpn i, »in|rJsU The actor still feels close to JinrGordon |l iterfieJJvlnr e SartdSftSnts!1 ' detectives toured Sing Sing Prison 'slander" . . . The reason Erickson .pacity. the living | theater regardless of :45 Diamond Poo parade,'i I Grads JHear and again . . '.'The end of the tour was the took the rap: If he stood trial, the :00 , News 4j NewsiiSports his recent concentration on radio ' Sports. ^Musio execution chamber, where they underworld's ''funeral directors" THE TREATY", he added would and is active in the Ameiiran iDr.kRalph were^-invited to sit in The Chair . . . would've... .been involved—Exposing guarantee thai the scenic beauty Theater Wing in New York. | Sunehe|l I DeanOxnam All||.fefused, except a cop named all the untaxed liquid money in of the .falls be retained. 11:05 P.M. I , ,» GRADUATING «-niois nt Onon- Graham' "I'd like to see what the United States. The nature of the work that NIGHT CLUB singer Judy Lynn tiaga Valley Academy yesterday at it feels i like," he nonchalanted . . . would fte required to maintain the Kft Backihere on duly, he was assigned replaces Martha Wright on CBS- iflVd commencement exercises heaid of When Syracuse Buick scenic value was outlined by Col. TV's Three's Company with Cy :00 WNewsSQtta- (WUUSmsi. New6?(MusIo. children. t A I * * WestemlHits Ladles'BelfclJ HelemTrent , I Buckaroos,, "Those who grow up in that at- Theater^for^teevy?, . . . The twohis bicycle across the road in front Down City S'ted.-Fasff OuriGalf*, I- i Buckaroos' ;] JS'AJS'CY COLE3IAX und George mosphere must, be icstricted and detectives }theld> in that narcotics of a car operated by Mrs. Wilmina :00 .t Platter PartT Bride-Groom BlEiSlster i, I News.fEand racketiarei'lasWnitialed: D. and W Injured in Reeves will play the lead roles :15 Platter Party Brlde^Groom MaiPerkinj , Band'Concert confined ' mentally, they do not New Time Ehresman. R. F. D., Pulaski, about :30 , Plattcr.Party Kequest Time,! ^DrBMalone ^BlngiCrosby , J^lfAdmiraljKimmel (blamed for in j"The Wind Is Ninety," the :-i5lsPlatter Party 1 puldlng Light •BiflBiCrosby have the flexibility and originality 11:45 Tuesday morning. story of .a; fallen war hero who ReauesfrTime of thought, that our people have," Pea'rllfHarbqr) is readying a book ( 1 :00}jiDoubleior Request Time*| BaseballGame iSdiMrs. Barfn Mews^'Lomb'do givinf|h'is''side oJ it ... The Am- |1 Mrs. Ehresman was driving about returns, in spirit form to comfort Request Time Baseball Game, 'Perry Mason ' G. Lombardo Dean Oxnam declared (t :30 Elliott Go\-e Yankees vs gi , Baseball Game Nora Drake Tunc-O At Vocational, Pimcipal John C. .* bassador'bf Siam (Prince W. Wait- 35 miles an hour west on the Cen- Scaffold Fall his ' grieving family, on the Tel- 2 :45 News i V I " BaseballGame Briehter Daj Tune-O )myakon);>.and' a parly of eight evision i Theater , over WSYR-TV :00 Life Beautiful Baseball Game BaseballGame Donohue presented diplomas and at wilLfrepresent the King of Thai- terville rd. about two miles east OSWEGO—The condition of Vic- tonight at 9. :15 Rpad of Lite Baseball Game Baseball Game lHilltop:House Suckaroos Valley Principal E. Stewart Poules- tor Waggoner, 67, Orwell, who :30 Pepper youne Baseball Game BaseballGame Winner. Buckaroos land gave them out JandVonc'o'^the^ongsmiths;) at the of 11 Richland, and the King child ' ,H '• "fli'llf 3 :45 Happiness Baseball Game Baseball Game Take All Buckaroos Guest vocalist ori ' the ABC's "Peep|Show" premiere tonight .,. . was peddling his bike on the north suffered a hip injury and head :00 Stase Wife Baseball Game Baseball Game Strike It Rich News. Box WAER, FM Station—88.1 Megs Farnells • Like This . . . June of 'music on.WJTBL nt 9:30 will :15 Stella Dalto Baseball Game Baseball Game Strike It Rich Juke Box side of the road for a short dis- laceration yesterday when a scal- :30 Lorenzo Jones Baseball Game Perry Brown NCTJ, MUSiO Juke Box 'Syracuse University Thompson", chosen "Miss NBC" only f be 11-year-old Toni Harper and 4 :W .Widder Brown BaseballGame Perry. Brown! Jim Dellne Juke Box tance, ' started to head east, and fold gave way at the Oswego State Dick Hayings., , , •Records 3:CO. Concert Hall; 3 55 News: 4.00, a month ago, is no longer with that tTranscription Proudly:We Rall:i4:30,' Club 88! 4:55, News. network.l-'-KfelfXj i< \ then swerved over to the other Teachers College dormilary con- 5.CO, French In Air 5 15 Marine SU>rj. r 5:ZO. What's the ynsvcr: 545 Organ * ' side, o£ 'th 'eroad in front of the struction job, was reported as good COFFE%,wiil substitute Moods: 5:55, News: 6:00 Dinner Musicals, B|£Qpv DjvjJrA V SMALLTALK: for Drew Pearson on ABC for 6:55. Scoreboard, News; 7:CO, Evcnins with oncoming ' car^ Mrs. Ehresmantoday by Oswego Hospital authori- Music: 8:25, News. Jame™s||jMont.*gomery Flagg, the pulled to the side of the road in ties. six weeks starting July 9 and TELEVISION Xamedf-illus'trator, is out of the ah effort, to avoid hitting the youth CBS' ' Bill Costello , will handle 6:00—The" Sportscope. hospitals alter |a i long i illness. .' .ft. Also injured in thei 15-foot drop Lowell Thomas' mike duties for WSYR-TV Dut was unable to do so. of the platfirm were William Wai- 6:15—Telenews Daily, newsreel. Ronmef Gilbert'Jlhe gal with The Dr. John L. II. Mason was called seve1 n weeks beginning July 3. 1 \Vea\jersf^married a Mt.' Sinai pole, IS, 56 E. Sixth St., w; j,{y l> Channel 5 G:25=News Briefs. l r Lo' the' scene, and he treated the suffered brush "burns_; Anthony >\i ' \ r *, ' WSITI AVILL CARRY a talk by tt'EDXESDAX , f , ' m"edicp'|Sunday 1,j .'i- .[Robert Mer- King'child, later taking him to his Malone, 34, 137 W. Utica St., and 1 6:3~0—Lucky Pup, puppet show, rill.'^signedf ior^ tlie Met, chokes office to set the fractured bones. Dr. Ralph Bunche on "Social 5:15—Judyj?] Splinters, children ! with j Doris Brown (CBS). trafficjbackj stage at the Roxy re- Elliott Donovan, 48, Pulaski, both Problems Affecting the World," program with Shirley Dins- WRESTLING N..o arrest was made. Trooper with minor hand injuries. Each 1 dale,'! (NBC). 6:45—Music' for You. Tiearsingfcjarias. • '• • Noble Sissle William Murray of the Pulaski sub- uas given first aid at the hospital from the National R.ed Cross Con- 6:55—Mp'tor Mart. , , Jias^sked ithe^Feds to stop his ex- station investigated. and returned to work. vention in Detroit at 11:30 tonight. 5:30—Howdy' Doody, with Bob 7:00—CaptLi' Video, adventure ™ifo*«"RrrTnl ' from,"frnm",snilincr, sailing. I' HHeP , alal- Smith , ftnd C 1 a r a b e 11 series (DuMont). from Icgesfshd'lhas,taken their [lots! . . . i i CNBC). i "?:30—Gardening with Lou Tarr.* The,4ni6vic ,,stars» who got from Injured Man 6:0n—Cactus Jim, western drama 7:40—MoCbr, Mart. S150,qpq|fo $300,000 for a ,fllm will Reporter Reports 'Harvey (NBC). J'l'i 7:45—Three's Company, Judy be^p^pb'cdf^byf'income tax agents 6:30—The tEd Murphy Show, Hal Lynn, Cy ' Walter, Stan Tneyvsuspect'sbrne'thing fishy about F I ' Swartz. f tv[' getting>t'jthatfemuch> — and ' then 6:45—Telenews f Daily, newsreel, Freeman (CBS). ' HOLLYWOOD Imjlroym^, 8:00—Arthur Godfrey and His Starring putting themselves down for $2,000 1 6:55—Sports Album.' justv because!^lh"cy're a corporalion Plays Hookey at Opening; Friends, variety, with Bill ( i >;,' h&i. Un i' . ,, , i *i' J- o ^L'LTONv-'Condition^l'ofi^Donald 7:00—Kukla, Fran and Ollie, Lawrence, Jeanette Davis, LES DAMON . :^j Washington/men are here to II A II V E T ) Rowe,-|i 21, 565 "W. 'First St., 'wno puppet , show with Fran 1 grouchy looking follow expressed (CBS). , see fa fight champ about 525,000 in, Chase. \vas" seriously'injured Monday when Allison (NBC). 1 Plajlnc some doubt that a great big rabbit 9:00—Twin, Time, Jack Lemmon, arrears. " Overheard at Tavern- Sk.iueaiele'i Summer 'J heater. hejif ell' asleep 'at' the' wheel of his 7:30—Mohawk j Showroom, Rob- EVERY WEDNESDAY on-lhe-Green: ,"I'vo just come from "- OA'SlT.: > could scrunch himself up to get Ardelle and 9rlene Turner MvrtI(-f\Iac1Slmmnn<: . Kroolcciricmlnirj. .hrough those narrow little doors automobile ,in the W. ' River' rd., erta Quinlan (NBC). (CBS). ' Now. Every a knocktail'lparty" j i ' Veta I.«uiselSlnim(;zii, .... ;Vcr.i TatumVi seven miles 'south of .F^ulton, was 7:45—News Caravan, John Cam- Kluoodfi'.'iDOWii.T Walter Davis with Dowd's paunch in the way. 9:30—Stage 13, ,';No More Wishes," SIls Johnson 1'atrlcla Winchester, reported as '\ good today i by Lee eron Swayze (NBC). Donald Briggs, Lucille Pat- Wednesday 1?B1^ JCELppKAMA: This |i,s tli o >lr«.iKlhcllChaincnct VI Bcnton, t Memorial Hospitali authorities. 8:00—Wrestling from Hollywood. Insidc'jOnl*h"owlMr. Whiskers ggoot Hulh Kcllei, Il.X Marv LaRochc i ] HEARING IMENTION of a rnb- ton, (Philip Sterling (CBS). 1 JState Police said that Rowe was 9.00—Television Theater, "The 1 8 P.M. r^ttirviii Wilson.t Ted Jacnucs )il, our own friend blushed coyly, the'"goods'(on||Barry Bridges. i - Lymaui;S.intlersnn, ^l.t).:. Grr.ird 'Cobert returning from work at the carrier Wind ,Is Ninety,"* Nancy 10:00—"That ' They May Help A former' Communist pal of Bridges 1 WilHuni U.fCluimlc.v. M.n...lolm Connor-; and confessed to a leading role in , Themselves," Larry Leseur, Kcltv Chumlcv .. , Marcrlta Gaudcl .he drama. ' plant i in 'Syracuse. His machine Coleman George Reeves —named'FRathburn — refused to '.Indcc 'Omar G.itTney: ^Vrtltcr'1 Thomson knocked over three guard rails (NBC). ' '''is «|,Trygve Lie (CBS). •testify againstf_him. .,. . His was i:. J. Lofcrcn . , IJ.nid Diuis "I'm invisible through the whole 10:45—Telenews Daily, newsreel. 8:30 P.M. 1 darn thing anyway," he confided, after leaving the highway. His 10:00—Break the Bank, quiz, with •llWbig evidence 'needed, - /JjjHe ' ' I . 10:50-^-News Briefs. WE ,n'E>*T down lust nijflil, to "so they never know whether I'm injuries included a brain concus- Bert Parks, emcee (NBC). snubbed'the 'pleasj of the.govcrn- 10:30—Watch the Birdie, Bill ment'rnen, and> then chieffprose- review'the opening performance of on stage or down at Charlie's sion, '^lacerations of the. head and 1 left, knee along with a shoulder Crampton. WSYR- cutor'iF. J.^Donahue, was called in "Harvey" at the Skaneateles Sum- Place." WSYR-tv mer Theater. , injury. M : , 1045:—The Faye Emerson Show CORNS GO FAST . .'''.jujiiDonnhue' iwent tOfliRath- f i!i i i"wiiY ' j Ken Banghart (NBC). Enjoy quick relief and 'btirn's''house jto'talk to him-^-but Outside, leaning against a lamp AMONG THOSE Kvho ,were' visi- ipc-cdily remove aching I he-jiwouldn't i"slng". .].,., | As^thbpost,! was a rabbit six feet one and ble on stage were John Connor as i! 11:00—Telenews Daily, newsreel. corns with thin, cushion* Displaced Family 11:15—Broadway Open House inc Dr. SoboH's zjno. CHANNEL 5 government man was leaving Rath- a half inches tall. When he spoke a psychiatrist with a secret 'desire " ',1* '1 ' j H ' MI pads. Cost but n trifle. Fights Crime ruirn's home, he 'met the Commy's to us we weren't particularly sur- o go an a beer binge, 'and Brooke , Morey Amsterdam (NBC). little'son, 0. ] Donahue, talked prised, since everybody in Skan- •Ueniing as Myrtle Mae Simmons, a Arrive^ in Oswego r baseball wiih^hlm.- "" ITld/givc eateles_is usually pretty friendly. )londe with no use whatever for OSWEGO — Mr. and, Mrs. Otto WHEN D- Scho/ls Zinooads rabbits, invisible or otherwise. anything lo 'get a baseball;signed 'A! few people along the street Treier,and sons, George, '13, and ( \,,J |, Channel 8 Vera Tatum is Veta Louise Sim- by Joe DiMaggio!",. he exclaimed smiled tV.'h'On we agreed to join the Jack. 1 11, r natives of Estonia, ar- WEDNESDAY . .',.•!} Donahue ' phoned ^ Clark rabbit down at Charlie's Place, mons who censures Harvey, not so rived, here last night from "a Ger- much for his invisibility as for his 1 4:00—Homemakers Exchange, Griffiths (owncrorithei'Washington but.we went right along with him, man^ displaced persons camp under with Louise Leslie (CBS) team) from San'Francisco, asking just the same. bad habits. ' A'. C. sponsorship' of the Oswego U.M.C.A. * * ' t 4 :oO—The I Hobby Shop, Joan Hol- how he could ,contact DiMag. . . . , /'/ Treien has been engaged as land. Griffiths said he'd contact him. . . . iTHE RABBIT HATES to drink- Ed. Note: Having developed a physical j director at the Y.M.C. \. That night DiMaggio autographed phobia about rabbits, which ate 4:45—Shop, Look and Listen, with 1 alone, we learned, so we joined and (began his duties today. The Jean Slade. a ball and rushed it to La Guardia him in a few. From there we went up «11 the carnations in the gar- family is residing temporarily with Are You Safe den, we sent a reporter with an 5:00—Ozark Mountain Boys. airport. It was in the kid's on to Blondie's'Chicken Inn, at the P. Faye Loope, executive secretary, 5:15-7The Erunk House, Bob Ehle, hands the next morning. .- It was rabbit's suggeition. The longer we unbiased viewpoint to Skaneateles. in W. Oneida st. The above is the result: She picked singing emcee; Western this little touch that persuaded talked ,to the rabbit, the less we film. IMervyn | Rathburn to testify for felt like bothering with our assign- up Harvey on the street and fell PARISH FIELD DAYS from "B.O." Os«EGO — Annual firemen's, Uncle :Sam . . . Harry Bridges was ment.;, The rabbit [:encouraged: us in::iove with the creature. sWalter convicted, deprived of his U. S. by explaining that when we were Davis says she is suffering from a field days will be held at Parish citizenship and Is now .fighting with him 'time"''stood'still anyway. prevalent Skaneateles delusion. on:; Friday and Saturday with a MEMORIAL on All 13 Parts MR. DISTRICT deportation ', ' !i''!,'Vf •' , , Harvcv was with him all evening. parade climaxing the program on « * LOXG ABOUT It T. M, we went M. L.T. Saturday. 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