Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 10

PAGE TEN. JANESVILLE DAILY GAZETTE MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1954 JANESVILLE, WIS ON RADIO ON FM DIAL WGEZ-1490 RADIO CHATTER (The Gazette Is not ret post- Bible for errors due to munte changes by stations.) WCLO pratrams dnpUcatefl en WCLO-JM dally: 8i days Boon to p.m. WEW8-ON WCLO-WCLO-FM MONDAY FRIDAY a.m. lfSS a-m. p.m.j 7:33 a.nw 1:45 p.m.

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of. B-Bar-B B-Bar-B WMAQt-News Music 5:15 p. m. Harrington Howard 5:39 p. m.

BIU HlckJk BUI HlCBafc Massey 6:45 p. m. Thomas WLS-B1U Stern 5:55 p. m. coo p.

m. Lewis Lewis Jr. Ernie on the Go W. 9:15 p. an.

WGF.Z—Early Era. La Rosa, Weather 6:39 p. ID: Heattes Ranker 9:45 p. m. Man's FacnUy 7:00 p.

m. Story Bob dour Land and 7:15 p. m. Talk 1:30 p. m.

Arrest Hearter T. Scouts! of Firestone WLS-Haven ot Rest 7:45 p. 8:00 p. m. Heary Henry Radio Theata Hour Junction 8:05 p.

m. Arnold Date 8:15 p. m. Newsreas 8:25 p. m.

Ji'cws 8:30 p. m. Falcon. of America Party 8:45 p. m.

Junction 9:00 p. m. WCLO-Stariliht Be i Hi sis Nlghtwateh Northerners 9:15 p. m. Urn) 9:39 p.

m. to 19:39 Secret 9:45 p. m. Melodies Party 10:09 p. m.

Star Final 10:95 p. m. to 19 19:15 p. m. Edwards 19:39 p.

m. Mteeap Orchestra 19:55 p. m. 11:99 p. m.

WW Cap Off MldaUM Off APRIL, IS WCLO A. M. LISTINGS On Town and Country 5 Caller and Country 0 parts Digest Balletta sad Country Time anal Country weataja- Tuna Show Be port 1 and Bins an. News Time Qals tap Mrs. time Tibia Vales ran) 10:39 Qaeea Far A Day Massey Market and Home WGEZ A.

M. USTINOB On Breakfast Fatty Party Party Party In the Mara 8:30 stateUae Time Time and Tones Time Back, listen Oat Wltfe Gee. the Story For A Day Massey Commaat Time to Lancheea 12:99 Noes of life MerryflcJl 11:03 p. m. News 11:19 p.

Newa 12:15 p. m. Matlaaa Perkins 12:25 p. m. Oats 12:39 p.

m. Newa Bell 11:45 P. m. WCLO-Weather Pletara Light WMAQ-Henry Cooke 12:59 p. m.

Matlaaa 1:99 p. m. Oralngar Mrs. Burton 1:15 p. m.

Wi Masco Time 1:15 p. m. WGEZ- Braves-Bedlegs 1:39 p. m. Drain Keep House Holden 1 :41 p.

as. Day Be Married 1 :09 p. m. House Beautiful Lulu Belle p. m.

Party of Life 1 :39 P. m. Young 1:45 a. m. at Odds to Hepatoses Weather 1 :99 p.

m. Wife Blanchard Show 3:15 p. m. Mrs. anopatr Dallas 1 1 :19 iv n.

J. Bennett Brown Blanchard Sidl p. m. Coast In House 4:00 p. m.

Club Gibson Plain BIU Mercer Show! 4:05 p. m. Foster 4:15 p. m. Pg.

Fsrrtll 4:20 Da m. News 4:30 p. m. House Jones Mercer Show 4:45 p. m.

Howard 5:99 p. m. Prestos, Preston Music 5:15 p. m. HarrlngtoB Howard 5:39 p.

m. King King Massey 5:45 p. m. Thomas Stem 5:53 p. m.

Browa Brown 6:00 p. m. dr. Lewis it. Ernie on the Go w.

p. as. Eve. Weather 6:30 p. m.

Heattes WLS-Capt. Starr 6:45 p. m. Fisher Melodies Man's Family 1:00 p. tn.

Story Bob Are Funny Shore Junction 1:30 p. m. Adventure Heatter Mrs. Craig 1:45 p. m.

Shop Party 8:90 p. m. Heary Henry Dollar Meeting 8:05 p. m. Arnold Date 8:15 p.

m. Newireel 8:30 p. m. Hammer Gay Friend Irma Fortune 8:45 p. m.

Star p. m. Green Parsons McGee Junctloa 9:05 p. m. Huenais 9:15 p.

m. Major League Season Will Begin Tuesday on WCLO By ROLPH SCHROEDER Tuesday afternoon the major league teams swing into action in their drives for the pennants of their respective leagues. The Milwaukee Braves will begin their campaign with the Cincinnati Bedlegs at Cincinnati. The game is slated to start at 1:25 p. m.

with Earl Gillespie describing the play-by-play and Blaine Walsh handling the color between innings. All the 1954 games of the Milwaukee Braves will be cosponsored by the' Miller Brewing' Co. and several Janesville merchants. The slogan for the Braves this year is "Go Get 'Em Braves." News Roundup This afternoon brought listeners the first broadcast of a complete 30 minute roundup of the news on the world, regional and local scenes with commentary by Cedrie Foster. At 4 p.m.

Mr. Foster presents ids analysis of the news and at 4:15 p.m. a roundup of the state and local news is given along with late developments on the world scene. Also included is a summary of the day's activities on the stock market. This World News Roundup will be heard immediately following the afternoon Braves baseball games.

ality lg presented as an interview guest on the Reporter 's Roundup program. In the past the program' has been heard on Tuesday evenings but with several changes in the WCLO schedule it will now be heard at 9:30 Monday evenings. No advance information has been received as to the guest for tonight but the program presents top personalities in the news as its guests. Perry Como Show Climaxing its annual spring tour, Duke University Glee Club will appar on the Perry Como Show this evening at 6:45.. The 45-man group is to be heard in the "Battle Hymn of the Republic," "Dixie" and "This Is My Country" and ithen joins Perry in singing "Carolina Moon" and "Dear Old Duke." Duke's Glee Club has sung with Perry on numerous occasions in the past and is the second colle giate group to be heard on the.pro-j gram this year, Cornell having appeared earlier.

Gisholt Plant Strike Authorized MADISON Members of the CIO United Steel Workers, Local 1404, the Gisholt Machine Madison, have authorized a strike if the union does not have an acceptable contract by April 24. The Union, seeking wage increases and other benefits, has 1,304 members. The Falcon Adventure and plenty of thrills await WCLO mystery fans this evening at 8:30 when the Adventures of the Falcon program is broadcast This evening contact men are the go-betweens for the How they operate is dramatically told during the broadcast when hero Mike Waring gets involved In the "Case of the Big Fix." George Petrie is heard in the leading role. WMAQ-Heart ot 9:30 p. tn, te 19:19 Secret p.

m. Party 19:99 a. m. Star FhnsI 19:95 as. 9s 1949 p.

m. Ed wares 19:39 P. to. Nlteeap Orchestra 19:51 a. m.

11:89 a. m. sn Off 11:00 Midnight Off 1 OPICS Dear Sally: Ws two girls cant to get boys. went to a number of dances but did not succeed. Our other girl friends can't go out with boys.

TWO GIRLS. Inasmuch as other girls of your 1 age aren't allowed dates, you two must seem a bit out of place among the older kids at dances. This is nothing against your charms or your future popularity a plain fact you have to face. Young teen gals can't buck competition'. So I advise you to wait, as your! Other friends are doing.

If you to dances, resign yourseleves to be. ing on-lookers, only. Better still, stay away! Build up your friendship with the girls In your crowd. Later on, -when all of you are going out, it will be important to be a part of the group. By being "different" now, the two of you may shut yourselves off from acceptance by the rest, I can't emphasize too strongly the lmjxrrtance of popularity with girls of your own age.

Most worthwhile social activity centers around compact group of congenial gal pals. One of the factors in this popularity Is sticking to the rules mat IQT Tb A NUMBER OF MMCFS BuruDNorsuccea IN GETTING 8QVS IN PUBLIC RELATIONS Louis Uehling, Alton, is among the University' of Wisconsin students active in recreational, social and governmental activities on the Wisconsin campus tiiis year. Uehling is serving on the public relations committee of the Residence Halls Association at the university this year. AT UW INSTITUTES Janesville men recently attended institutes at the University of Wisconsin. Robert Burkhalter, Parker Pen attended the industrial research institute and K.

L. Henning, Hough Shade the institute for office supervisors. Under Arrest For further thrills Under Arrest at 7:30 p.m. neatly fills the bill, A blind news dealer who has a "Frightening Dream" connected with a murder causes Captain James Scott to think twice. Scott, portrayed by Ned Wever, weighs facts and gets an easy solution.

Roundup Each week an Important person- GOOD SAMARITAN A table top Presco gas range and a small ice box will be given to someone in need and who will come after them. Dial 2-2507. A large, upright piano will be given to someone in need. Dial 4153 after 5 p.m. Good dry wood, 9 and 4 ft lengths will be given to someone who can make good use of K.

Pick it up at 515 N. Walnut St. or Dial 2-2025. A family with girls aged 17, 15, 13 and 5 must find an apartment or house by Thursday. The father la steadily employed.

If you have a place for them permanently or temporarily dial 3311 or 4497. GOOD SAMARITAN ON TELEVISION Channel Channel Channel Channel Choanal Channel Channel 33 WMTV Choanal Choanal the majority observe. Gals who are allowed more dating freedom than their mates usually grow away from the others. Eventually, they're left out of gang plans and become lone wolves and often LONESOME ones. Even thier beaus may desert them and join the majority! $85,000 Contracts for Bridge Signed Contracts totalling about J85.000 for construction of a new River bridge on Highway south of Brodhead, have been approved by Gov.

Walter Kohler in Madison. The job, on the Rock-Green County line, was let to the La Crosse Dredging Corporation, Chicago, $63,924, and Duncan McDougall, Dane, $20,955. Chew Wrigley's Spearmint Pleasant chewing aids digestion. fsWsrnt rnouth twectent breath. tCurn.

CHEWING GUU APRIL 5:09 p. m. Goose Tom the Elephant 7 Gang Atcher show Tales Time Bob 1 :15 p. m. Out For Fas Rogers Time 5:30 p.

as. Autry Duggsa By For Action Playhouse 5:45 P. m. 4 Weather and Ray Cut-up 6:00 p. m.

Room. 5-7-13-27 News. Sports Sports Video Board 6:15 p. sa. BiUings Connors.

Town Crier Daly Please Weather 9:30 p. m. Playhouse IS Murray 13-FalUi For Today Willing Revue Shop 6:45 p. m. Como Caravan Newsreet Weather 7:00 p.

m. and Allen the Same That Tune King A Second Hero Sports McCune 7:30 p. m. Talent Scouts of Firestone Pearson Showcase the Bank Page Detective With Father Blackle 7:45 p. in.

8:00 p. m. Love Lucy Sheen Day Point Show 8:30 p. m. Buttons Montgomery Club 8:45 p.

m. Point 9:00 p. m. One Squad Patrol 9:30 p. m.

Said That Squad Am the Law Saber Story 9:45 p. Page 10:90 p. tn. 2-5-13-27-33-39 News Weather, Sports Industry on Parade Assignment Playhouse 19:15 p. m.

Miss Lee WeaUvf er, Sports Theater 19:99 p. av Story Camera Film Movie Movie 19:45 p. m. TV Column Mints 11:00 p. as.

At Eleven Town Cross Roads APRIL IS 1:09 p. m. Moore Show Out With Cookery About Baby of Life Preview 1:15 p. m. Doctor Answers Day Dean Show 1:30 p.

m. World Sox-Indians Theater 1:00 p. Payoff Smith Show Klrchner Show 2:30 p. m. Crosby Show Brent Film 2:45 P.

m. Crosby show 3:00 p. m. With A Travelers Lester Show For Tomorow 39-Whafs CookUV 3:15 p. m.

Storm for Tomorrow 3:30 p. m. Party Your Account 13 Robert Q. Lewis Reporter 3:45 P. m.

Inning 4:09 o. to. With Miss Colnik Lee Show Movie Quick Quia Kitchen Feature Mac 4:15 p. m. Time Club Blazers Theater 4:30 p.

m. Doody Time Out West 4:45 p. m. Book Lady 5:00 p. m.

Goose Tom the Elephant 7 Gang Atcher Tales rime Bob 5:15 p. m. Out For Fun Rogers Time 8:30 p. m. Autry Tuna 4-SporU Duggaa 13-Stend By For AeUoa Playhouse 9.45 p.

to. Weather and Ray Cut-up 1 :99 a. m. Weather. Sports.

Room Video Board 0 :15 p. SO. a. Weather; Sports Sheridan Town Crist Daly Please 9.39 p. Shore 7-Cavalcade of America Willing ol Worship 39-Song Shop 9:44 p.

av Stafford Caravan Newsreel Good Years Weather 7:09 n. tn. Aiuy Berle Show Erwln Show Goldbergs It With Musle 1:15 p. m. Prosecutor 1:39 p.

m. Skelton Many Things Forum Quia Theater 8:00 p. m. Millie Theater Thomas 714 8:39 P. m.

Theater S. Steel Hour News 13-Meet Millie la Worth Living 9:99 p. as. For Street Theater 13-Badge 714 Cars p. as.

3-See It Now Art Exhibit and Mrs. North Hie Same Led Three Uvea Unexpected 714 Page Detective 19:00 m. 2-5-13-27-33-39 News Weather. Sports Your Wlta of Rliey Leaf Clover Theater 10:15 p. m.

Miss Lee Weather Theater on Parade 10:39 p. D. A. Visitor Theater Movie Movie 10:45 p. m.

TV Column 5-Herbie Minte 11:00 p. m. Playhouse Detective.