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SUCCUMBING to heart at
tack, Henry (Red) Sanders,
UCLA football coach, dies
in Los Angeles hotel.
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730 World Tonight
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930 Burns and Allen
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1 30 Verdict Is Yours
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2:15 Secret Storm
230 Edge ot Night
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3 -25 Devotions
330 It's Fun To Reduce
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430 Video Scope
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Plane al Las Vegas
Las Vegas, Nev. (LTD
Actor Edward G. Robinson,
taken to a hospital after be
coming ill on a flight from
New York City to Los An
geles, was reported "feeling
fine" today at a hotel here.
The 65-year-old film star
complained of feeling ill Sun
day over Denver, Colo. The
American Air lines plane
made an unscheduled landing
here and Robinson was taken
to a hospital by ambulance.
He was released a short time
later.
A physician said Robinson
was suffering from a "lower
stomach upset."
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435 Uncle Bill Show
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6 30 Masquerade Party
7:00 Top Ten Lucy Shows
7:30 Frontier Justice
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9:00 Robin Hood
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1130 As the World Turns
12:00 Beat the Clock
1230 House Party
1 :00 Big Payoff
1 30 Verdict Is Yours
2:00 Brighter Day. ,
2:15 Secret Storm
2:30 Edge of Night
3:00 Varieties
3.30 It's Fun To Reduce
3:45 Search for Tomorrow
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4:30 Chaplain's Corner
4 35 Uncle Bill Show
5:00 Weather
5 :05 News
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5 30 Name That Tune
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630 Keep Talking
7 0 To Tell the Truth
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POOR UNHAPPY JUNIOR
A woman was just talking
to me about a bad habit some
parents have. She was telling
me about a
lad who is ob
viously a chip,
and not a very
good chip, off
of an old
block (his fa
ther who was
anything but
good). The boy
is apparently
Alvarez hparfprt frr a
lazy and shiftless life just like
that of his father. And his
mother, in her disappointment
and bitterness, is constantly
telling her son that he is good-for-nothing.
The mother may
be right, and the boy's lack
of interest in making some
thing of himself may be due
to his close resemblance to his
father; but I doubt if it does
any good to keep continually
nagging at the youngster or
scolding him because he is
what he is.
And I cannot blame the an
guished mother as she sees
more and more clearly that
the great unhappiness she
went through with the father
she will probably now have to
go through again with the son.
He has the same lack of am
bition or purpose or energy,
or self-control, and perhaps
already he shows his father's
love of alcohol.
Haired of Father
But the mother will not help
the lad if she keeps constant
ly taking out on him her dis
appointment, and her hatred
of the father she had to di
vorce. Perhaps she might get
somewhere if she would try
to help the boy to develop the
few good faculties he. has. If
he cannot or will not go be
yond the sixth or eighth grade
in school, then why not im
mediately drop the idea of
HST's Grand Nephew
Enters Seminary
St. Louis (UPD John Ross
Truman, a grand nephew of
former President Harry S.
Truman, entered St. Stanis
laus Roman Catholic Semi
nary at Florissant, Mo., to be
come a Jesuit priest.
He is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
John C. Truman Independ
ence, Mo., and the grandson
of J. Vivian Truman, a broth
er of the ex-president. Young
Truman's mother is a Roman
Catholic
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Thompson seedless grapes,
grown on three -year -old
vines in his back-yard truck
garden. The bunch weighed
exactly six pounds.
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sending him some day through
college? Why not quickly look
through his capabilities to see
if, perhaps, there are a few
he could develop? Why not
see if there isn't some work
he would like to do and
that is within his powers?
Then give him training in that
field..
Perhaps, at times, as when
the lad starts to drink a bit
too much, or tr hang around
a pool hall, the mother can
quote the wise man who once
said that our less admirable
relatives were given us to
show us what we should not
do or be. i
Many a time when I have
had in the office a young man
who was beginning to drink
too much, as his father and a
couple of uncles had done, I
have said to him, "I marvel
that you, with the terrible les
son that you had in your
youth, can want ever to touch
liquor. If I had the alcoholic
heredity you have I could
not be hired to touch the stuff.
I would as soon walk as close I
as I could get to the edge of
a precipice."
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