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PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI
fomediiin Bob Hope, preparing
for his trip to Alaska to entertain
U. S. servicemen, 8aH toiiiiy hit
doctor acroed to (ho ju iket on
the condition that Bob tuke it
easy. .
Sopping up the iim,liine and
reslinK 'or his Sunday flight to
the northland, Hope i.aid his trip
Is something of a revival,
Joining the cornelian 0:1 the
trek are Fraices Langfurd, Jerry
Colona and Tony itomano, the
same gang who toured military
bases with Bob during World War
II.
Seventeen years ago this Christ
mas Hope and the same troupe
made their first trip out of the
country to perform for GIs. And
it was in Alaska that they broke
in the act.
NEWS CHUCKLES
. United Press International
PUPIL PAYOLA
WESTUUHY, N.Y. UPI
School Superintendent Cocil I.
Rice has sent out a memoran
dum warning teachers of "Christ
mas payola. If a kid gives you
a $50 gift, you're going to think
a long time before you flunk that
kid," Rice said.
REALLY I
LONDON UPI) A London
newspaper today printed an er
ror from translation in its story
on the Shah of Iran's wedding.
"Ladies will wear nightgowns
with long white gloves,'' the item
said.
SUPER SECURITY
RAMBOUILLET, France (UPI)
Security arrangements for the
summit meeting at the Rambuil
let Chateau were so strict Sun
day that the Secret Servicemen
who constantly guard President
Eisenhower found themselves
barred from the chateau courtyard.
NO ACT THIS TIME
LONDON (UPI) Magician
David Berglas, who specializes In
disappearing acts, said he came
out of the London nightclub where
he , is appearing and found bis
car, containing his show props,
had vanished.
osrrs
UniMd Pratt IntarnaMoaal
GREENWICH. Conn. UPI-Jack
Lang. 46, president of the Weber
fc Heilbroner men's clothing store
chain, died Sunday night in
Greenwich Hospital. Lang had he-
come president of the 12-store
chain in 1957.
NEW YORK (UPI l Austin
. Titus, 72, a secretary of the
police department during the ad
ministration of Mayor James J.
Walker, died Sunday. Titus served
in the civilian post from 1929 to
1933.
NEW YORK (UPI l Herbert
Kay Minsky, 68, one of the four
Minsky brothers who owned a
chain of burlesque theaters in the
1930 s, died Monday night in Uni
versity hospital.
"This year we'll do 12 shows In
9 days," Hope said, "which is
aomtthing of a slow pace for me.
Doctor's orders. 1 had a complete
physical examination a few weeks
back and the doctors said I was
In good shape. But they also told
me to tarfj it easy.
"Since Rien I've been getting
more than eight hours sleep a
night un'J plenty of rest during (he
Jay.
"They even told me my left eye
improving, and there's a pos
sibility I may rgain my full
sight." .
It was last year at this Urn;
jhat Hope, touring American bas
es in Europe, collapsed from fa
tigue and suffered a blood clot
in his eye.
"That taught me a lesson not
to press myself too hard or go
without sleep," Hope said I
chose to go to Alaska because the
armed forces said the kids up
there need entertainment more
than anywhere else.
"And I'll be up there to work,
not to go to officers clubs and
sit around talking.
"We'll hit places like Falena,
Ft. Richardson, Elmcndorf Field,
King Salmon and Kodiak. We've
even gat one stop right on the
Bering Strait where I can look
across the ocean at good old Ir
ving Khrushchev."
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T.U. h- Pat Off.
"Tti Is a very high-clas nelghkurhaad. You aheoM
tea tut tteax oonet our aog canocm;
Commio Newspaper Trud Standing
Foe Of CIO Prexy George Modhy
WASHINGTON I UPI) The
Communist newspaper "Trud"
was gunning against a long time
enemy just now when it let AFL
CIO President George Meany
have it from both, barrels.
Trud was abusing Meany on
charges that he was guilty of
uttering anti-Soviet slanders. Any
thing Meany says about the Sov
iet Union is most likely to be
anti but NOT necessarily slander
ous. Meany was among the fore
most of U.S. labor leaders who
rejected at all times the idea that
Communism is anything other
than a mortal danger to the
United States.
The showdown in U.S. labor
came toward the end of World
War II when the Russian Com
munists set a bear 'trap for or'
ganized labor in the free world,
The catch was Impressive in
Western Europe and in the West
ern Hemisphere. The catch in
cluded the American CIO, bat not
the AFL. The organized labor of
Great Britain, France and many
other countries was caught in
whole or in part.
Propaganda Instrvmtttt
The bait was a new organiza
tion, the World Federation of
Trade Unions, which was invent
ed, owned and controlled ky the
Communist Party. The purpose of
the WFTU was to align organized
labor everywhere behind Commu
nist Party policies. In the United
States, the CIO was to be the
instrument for putting pressure on
Congress and the public to adopt
DAILY TV LOG
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TUESDAY
:QU Jau-k Llraw M'Graw News A Sports Movie (Cont.)
S:15 Dour Kdwards Front Paf
: Newsbeat Amos n Andy "
: " NBC Nw
?:(W VJ. Marshall Award Theater Seven League
7:tS " Moots
1:30 tlroneo Border Patrol Laramie -
7:l " "
8:00 " Dennis O'Keere "
SIS "
8:S0 Wyatt Earp Many Loves of Dobii Fibber Mode
8:45 Oillla & Molly
9:00 Rifleman Tiehtrope Art. Murray l'arly
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SMS 2 "
10:00 Alcoa Presents Garry Moore
I0:l.i " , " " i
10:80 Nlg-ht Court " News
10MS " - ' " ' Late Movie
11:00 Nla-htheat 4-Most Feature "
11 :1S Jack Paar -
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1:00 Cont. Classroom
:15 . '
I'nlv. Profile Dlnir Dona School
1:43 Sonr Shop
:0U Tied Howe Dcush Re Mi
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l:S .- . . On The Oo , . Piny Your Hunch
:45 "
10:00 I Love Lucy ITIce Is Rlcht
t0:15 " -
10:90 December bride Concentration
10:46 -
11:00 Love Of Life Trulh or Conneq.
11:11 Preview -
ll:se Uomper Room Search for Tomorrow It Could Be Toa
11:41 HnHina l.is-M -
U:00 Restless Gun It's A Great Life Queen For a Day
11:15 " " 1
1!:J0 Love That Rob Stale 4 The Thin Man
11:45 " -
1:00 Music IUnfa Take 4- . Young- Dr. llalone
1:15 " -
1.-J0 Burna A Allen As the World Turns From These Roots
1:46 " " "
J:00 Dayjn Court Better or Worse House on High 8L
1:1 S -
1:S0 Gale Storm Show House Party Split Personality
I 45 -
J 00 Beat the Cluck . Millionaire Matinee on Six
t:lS "
:S0 Who Do You Trust Ver.ilct Is Tours "
:4S - -
4:00 Am. Handstand lirighter Dav "
4:1S " Serret Storm "
4:S Topeye Eda-s of Night " "
4:4 - Palnt-O-Pete
:00 ." Ramar 5 O'clock Movie
C:1S
t:90 .My Friend Fllcka . Robin Hood
S:4S - Z
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Kturacy cannot bo fuarantood by the La GraiKto Obsorvor,
the party line.
These purposes were so remark
ably obvious from the' outsat that
it is difficult to understand how
powerful non-Communist elements
of the CIO were enticed. The late
Sidney Hillman gaily led the CIO
QUOTES IN
THE NEWS
United Press International
MADRID President Eisen
hower, calling on nations to strive
for mutual understanding, recogni
tion of each other's problems and
readiness to cooperate in their
solutions:
"If we can spread that spirit
and attitude, gradually through
the world, then indeed our gene
ration would have done more
than any preceding one has evar
done on this earth.''
BOSTON Goneral Postal Su
perintendent David McGuire, dis
cussing a bomb scare touched off
by a gift-wrapped toy truck that
started buzzing:
""This is almost a regular thing.
Last year it was a fire engine."
" CHICAGO Bailey K. Howard,
publisher of the World Book En
cyclopedia, disclosing that he is
staking $200,000 on Sir Edmund
Hillary's hunt for the abomnable
snowman of the Himalayas:
"Hillary said to me, 'There's
something up there. I know
there's something up there.' I told
Hillary, 'go up and bring it back."
LONDON A friend of Brit
ain's Princess Margaret, guessing
at how she felt when she heard
that her former suitor, group
into this Communist bear trap,
and was elected a vice president
of the new order. (
The CIO, of course, was heavily
infiltrated in 1945 by known and
unknown Communists. Moreover,
the CIO- was infested by fellow
travellers who followed the Com-,
munist Party line. The House
Committee on Un-American Ac
tivities listed 13 CIO union lead-'
ers as Communists in 1948 and'
20 unions affiliated with the CIO'
as having been then or previously
under Communist control.- '
Meany Kept APL Ovt :
When the CIO blundered into!
the WFTU it submitted itself, in
fact, io the Communists for abuse
as a vast organ of Communist
propaganda in the United States.
George Meany bad a- big hand,
in keeping the AFL out of this;
vast and dangerous entanglement
and the newspaper Trud has been ,
picking on him ever since. Meany
was AFL secretary. .
Matthew Woll, vice president of
AFL. said in June, 1947:
"The question of CIO- inter
national labor relations is In the
hands of pro-Communists." ' ..
It was estimated that WFTU
had 70,000,000 membets, a power
house of Communist propaganda..
Meany, Woll, the AFL and some
others constantly exposed WFTU.
objectives. Otherwise this vast
propaganda machine might still .
be operating effectively against
the United States today. These
criticisms and the fact that thej
Reds overplayed their hand ' In
pressuring the CIO combined to
force something to give.
Capt. Peter Townsend, had mar
ried a Belgian girl: v
"No more than a Vague regret.
Their love died years ago."
Books and Authors
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humorist
4 American
novelist
8 Food fish .
12 Satchel
II Years '
14 Western
state (ab.) '
15 Country (ab.)
16 Water .
pictures
18 Club-fooled
20 Wonderland
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type
22 Otherwise
24 British
novelist
24 Indlfo .
27 Metric :
measures
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32 Idea
34 Seaport In
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35 Puzzle
3G Power
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37 Afternoon
parties
30 Sztare
40 Circular plate
41 Malt drink
, 42 Peasant
45 Hugo herolno
49 Fraudulent
voters
61 Mark Twain
hero
92 Ages
53 Not employed
54 Biblical priest
55 Direction
56 Dregs
87 "My Gal"
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editor
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11 Medication
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19 Bury
23 Marki
24 Building
material
25 Glimpse
2 Century
plants
27 Plumes
capital
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judgment
31 King of Hun
33 Book's name
38 Ol vein
40 Attired
41 Donkeys
42 AJfonquian
Indian
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44 Poisonous
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