The Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • Page 11

Eleven WILKES-BARRE RECORD, SAT URDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1948 St, Patrick's Speaker Nurses' Legion Post To Nominate Officers now THE RADIO Strike Hits Storage Firm Wage Dispute Climaxed by Walkout at New Bennett Street Plant Power, Heat Rates Raised Scranton Electric Boosts Charges Total of $300,000 Yearly YMCA Drive Goal Is 1,113 Frank Wallace Is General Chairman- of Member ship Enrollment Move MORNING AND AFTERNOON PROCRAMS SO Land of rre Story Hm :30 Mar 'Taylor 10:00 Rhythm Ranch tO :30 Archie Andrews 11:00 The Meek 11:30 Ed McConnell -12 KX) Saturday Song 12:15 News 13:30 ItaUan Hour 1:00 Farra and Home 1:30 Edw. TomUnson 1:45 Europe Report 2:00 Vincent Lopez 3:30 Veterans 8:00 Nature Sketches 3:15 Oulntet 3:30 Orchestra 4 :00 Multcanna 4:15 Horse Race 4:45 Decision Now 5:00 Dizzy Dean 5:15 Lassie 5:30 Children's Hour WBRB FM 8.8 Me, 3:00 p. m. to 8:00 p. m.

Sam ti WBRf 6 WNBO 7:00 News 7:05 Wally Buttarworta 730 News 7:45 Mystery Chef 80 News 8:05 Wally Butterwortb 8:30 Frank Lather 9:00 Triple Ranch 9:30 Children's Drama 9:45 Stamp Club 100 Frank Meriwell 10:30 Archie Andrews 11:00 The Meek 11:30 Ed McConnell 12:00 News 12:15 The Kuhns 12:30 Vincent Lopez 1:00 Farm and Home 1:30 Edw. Tomllnson 1:45 Public Affairs 2:00 Golf Tourney 2:30 To Veterans 3:00 Nature Sketches 3:15 Radio Report 3:30 Orchestra. 4:00 Golf Tourney 4:15 Horse Race 4:30 Your Manners 5:00 Dizzy Dean 5:15 Lassie WIM-rM 103.1 Me. 3:00 Keyboard Contrasts 2:15 Easy Rhythms St WOBS 888 1 Harry Marble Newi S.00 News Roundup Cook 8:30 Margaret All ro i 8:13 This New Iflrt :45 Galen Drake 10: IS Garden Gat 10:30 Mary Us Taylor News Let's Pretend 11:30 Junior Mlia 13:00 Theater 13:30 Stars 1:00 Grand Central 1:80 Give and Take 3:00 Orchestra 3:30 Country Journal 3:00 Overseas Report 8:15 Selene Adventure Cms Section 4:09 Trio 4:15 Hone Race 4:30 For Veteran 4:45 Bandstand 8:00 Reld Orch. 5:30 Red Barber l4 WBAX 114 1:00 Sacred Heart 7:15 Marco Tun 7 :30 Newt Breakfast Parade News 1:00 Bible Prorrara 9:15 Morning Melodies :30 Robert Hurleigh 9:45 R.

U. Carleton 10:00 Ozark Valley Kathleen Sweeney 11:00 Movie Matinee 11 :80 Teentlmers 13:00 Magic Rythm 13:30 Freedom Gardens 13:45 In Washington 1:00 Hayrlde 2:00 Music Shop 2:30 Bond Band 3:00 To Be Announced 3:30 Sports Parade 4 :00 Charlie Slocum 4:15 Horse Race 4:30 Pauline Alpert 4:45 Christian Science 5:00 Take a Number 530 True or False 1848 WBRB 1348 TH)0 News Breakfast Program 8:00 News 8:15 Devotion Florence Nightingale Post 797, American Legion, made up of ex-service nurses, will have nomination of officers Tuesday night at 8:30 in Edwardsville Post 797 home on Main Edwardsville. The post hat a large roster of former service nurses and a campaign is under way to enroll others. Kntxtowa, ra. Short Drtn Via Allcatowa, fa.

visits In Maris at persaas Isnnaally. 1 1 illumtBftte. Plenlc park, rood loads. DcMripttTt FaMer Writs lafaraiatt Office, is N. tk Readla.

fa. PRIVB-IN 3 MJ M2s THEATER Sevca Mllea Wnm WUkaa-Barr Hl-ws; Rout iH Shows Nlfhtly 1:0 r. M. "BLONDE SAVAGE" IMi Ertrkaoa, 01 Skcrwoo (Tsmr-SUik4 Janils ThrUls) SANDY BEACH DETVE-IN THEATER Sterol's LaJce Csatlauosis Shows News s4 Cmr, fltaxiln at 8 r. M.

Shows Nlfhtly "Mr. Districf Attorney" Dennis 0'Kwfr, MarsurriU (hspmsa COMKDV NKWS "Tosnorraw Is Forfvrr" Evening 7 and 9 "Easter Parade" (In Technicolor) Judy Garland, Fred Astalre, Peter Lawford Matinee Only Doors Open 1 F. M. Starting at 1:30 P. M.

"Billy the Kid Outlawed" Comedy Cartoons Shorts REAL CHINESE food OPEII SUKDAYS JIMMY MOYj 1909 North Main Ave. Scranton-Providence Road -fa i ijr SfX-yyJ I jTt Hotatowa. ft. fV3J4 Short Drhr 'MTiV3Sj I "'yVVl1 AUeatawa, ra. VTrA I irijk per) gm KVg7JssHMisii)r.

1 1 tT IV I 3CT2q HlumlBSktet. Plenlc k. qyIM Work at Wilkes-Barre Storage Company, 19-35 New Bennett Street, was halted yesterday noon by a strike of seven warehousemen, members of International Brotherhood Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers or America, Local 4Ui, ai l. Jack Quackenbush, partner In' the concern, said the men walked: off the Job yesterday noon without notice. He said the men left the Job when the company and union could not come to terms on wages.

Vilas W. Shook, secretary-treasurer of the union, last night "We asked fer a fair increase for the men from management, one! that- would brine them ud to1 standards with other lines and one that would not hinder the company. "On June 30 the company, through Attorney Robert Doron, offered the union eight cents an hour increase. Since the company has offered an additional two cents. We are asking for an increase between 15 and 17 cents an hour and one additional holiday off, Armistice Day.

This the company refuses." Shook said the helpers now receive 92 cents an hour, while warehousemen receive $1 an hour. The company stores products of national distributors, from where they are distributed to local dealers. Martz Coal Drivers Get 7-cent Increase Coal drivers for Frank Martzv i i i- -uinjjaiiy guinea an increase oi seven cents an hour, bringing their rate to 90 cents, it was announced last night in a revised statement by union officials. Mechanics employed by the firm also were given' a seven-cent increase, bringing their rate to 97 cents an hour. Drivers had erroneously been Included tn that category, union officials said.

ine jvianz employes agreed to a new contract -with the company at a meeting Thursday night In Odd enows Interstate drivers, under the new contract, were given an increase of 75 cents a trip, Horace Brill, president ot the union said. Murphy Talks in Scranton Alderman Francis J. Murphy addressed Lackawanna County Magistrates' and Constables' Association Wednesday night at the courthouse Scranton, He outlined a proposed course In civil actions. About 40 members attended. Justice of the Peace Bruce Stanton, Waverly, presided.

Rest Is Essential Slipover and Pajamas $9.95 and In planning that wardrobe-for school stock up on these well cut handsome pajamas. They are good for restful nights. Sizes A to and some 'Longs too. Coat EVEN INC 8M WCBX 8 8:00 News 8:15 Viewing Press 6:30 Catbird Sest 8:45 Larry Lesoeur 7:00 Marshall Plan .7:30 Serenade 8:00 Sing It Again 9:00 Amsterdam Show 9:30 Be Ignorant 10:00 Let's Dance 11:00 News 11:15 Military Ball 11:30 Galen Drake WBAX 114 8:00 News 6:15 Dinner Dane 6:30 Jones Evans 6:45 Neighbor News 7:00 Hawaii Calls 7:30 Name of Song 8:0020 Questions Stop Me 9:00 For the Money 10:00 News 10:15 Theater Korn's Krackln' 11:30 Orchestra 11:55 News 134 WBRsV-IS 6:00 News 6:15 Sports 6:30 Symphony 7:30 Curtain 8:00 Dance 8:30 Truth, 9:00 Hit 9:30 Can OTou 10:00 Dennis 10:30 Grand 11:00 News 11:15 Morton 11 :30 Orchestra 12:00 News WBRE FM 6:00 p. m.

Sam as WIZZ (FM 6:00 Candlelight. 6 30 Rendezvous 7:00 Hollywood 7:30 Musical 7:45 Just 10:00 Jamboree 11 :00 Program 6:00 News 6:15 Golf 6:30 Symphony 730 Curtain Tim Date Consequences Parade i Top This Day Ole Opry Downey' 98.8 Me. to 11:15 p. m. WBRE 103.J Me, Silver Music Qulck-up For Fun Resume WNBO Tourney Time Electric and steam heating rates of the Scranton Electric Company will be Increased November 1 under a new schedule filed yesterday with the Public Utility Commission.

The proposed rates would establish a new fuel adjustment clausp under which charges will increase or decrease with the cost of fuel. The company estimated that the yvwci mica iui ioi tcv users wui go up a year and the rates for all of its 1,032 steam heating customers will be boosted an estimated $72,695 annually. "The fuel clause provides that the increase will apply to customers using more than 10,000 kilowat hours a month. The steam heat clause provides that the charge per 1,000 pounds of condensation used each month will be Increased or decreased one cent a thousand pounds for each 10 cent Increase above $3.50 or decrease below $1.90 a ton in the cost of fuel. I There will be no change in electric rates for residential customers or any other consumers using less than 10,000 kilowatt hours a month.

When the plan was filed on Aueust 28. E. W. Osborn. commer cial manager of the company, said the has been losing money on its steam heating service for several years.

The loss last heating season was between $40,000 and $50,000. Less, than one-half of 1 per rent, of the' company's customers would be effected by the change in rates, officials said. In Luzerne County the Scranton Electric Company sells power In West Pittston, Exeter, Wyoming south to First Street, Pittston, Hughestown, Duryea, Dupont and Avoca. line guests. The management loaned one to Dane.

I When Errol Flynn's 3-year-old daughter, Deidre, got her first I look at Errol's semi-crew haircut, ishe asked: "Did it hurt, daddy?" i She thought he had been scalped by Indians. Fanciest set of golf clubs In Hollywood is owned by Danny Kaye. They have a smiling likeness of Danny engraved on every club but the putter which represents him with a gloomy visage. Scottish theater magnate, Sir Alexander King, who sent the clubs to Danny, wrote: "I guess even you can miss a putt occasionally." while Alan Young was out of town, his two dogs chewed and dug up nearly $3,000 worth of flowers and shrubs at the comedian's new home. The landscaping will be done over but, from now on, the dogs will be kept In a kennel.

M-G-M savs Judv Garland starts rehearsals on "Annie Get Your Gun" Oct. 1, and the picture will go before the cameras early In November. Bonita Granville and Jack Wrather are off to Honolulu as soon as Jack finishes cutting "striKe it Kicn. sonny Tufts will sponsor a baseball team for underprivileged kids In east Los Angeles. Virginia Belmont is being caged bv Norman Rainev to play the lead In his new staee company of "Cupid Thumbs His Nose." More than one-third of the deaths from fire each year opcur on isrnu, ricalt Grounds, Harvey' Lak HANSON'S DRIVE-IN Toalt Startler at Dmk "Kit Carson" Jon Rail, Lru Bari, Daaa Aadrsws, Ward Boa8 Cartaoa SUNDAY "Her Sister's Secret" Naaef Cotanaa.

Mar rare Usrfsay tfc sVMf Ifwy 111 the tf ptmyt THEATRE GUILD' on hie presented by U.S. STEEL I I 1 FORECAST 3:30 Memory Matinee Troplcana 8:15 Band Concert 8 JO Juke Bon 4:30 Jamboree 1 Tune 5:15 Del Porter 5-30 Hawaiian Echo Garter Orch. 148 WILE 148) 7:00 New Melodies 7 8:00 News :09 Oockwstcherji 8:45 News 9:00 Shoppers Special 10:00 For You 10:15 Johnny Thompson 10:30 Hollywood 11:00 Abbott, Oostello 1130 Headlines 11:45 Weed Trio 13:00 Baby Parade 13:15 Kiddie Club 13 30 American Fanner 1:00 Magg) nd Herb 1 Playhouse 3:00 Rhythm 3:30 Saturday Session 3:00 Songs 3:30 Symphony 4:30 Horse Race 5:00 News 5:05 Treasury Show 5:30 Melodies WBWL 7:30730 Oub 8:00 News 8K Polka Tim 9:00 News 9:05 Children Program 9:15 Ministerial Assn. 9:30 Music You Want 10:00 South America 10:30 Salvation Army 11 :00 Dollars-Doughnuts 11:30 Record Shop 12 00 News at Noon 12 Melodies 12:45 News 12:55 Farm New Tim 1 :30 Jamboree 3:00 Juke Box 4:30 Polka Tim 5:00 News 5:05 Military Band 5:15 Double Date 5:30 Lullaby PROCRAMS 8:00 Dance Date 8:30 Truth, Consequences 9:00 Hit Parade 9:30 Top This 10:00 Dennis Day 10:30 Grand Ole Opry 11:00 News 11:15 Morton Downey 11:30 Orchestra I4B WIUK 14M 6:00 Church on March 6 15 Bandwagon 6:30 Wlsmer. Sport 6 :45 Communism 7:00 Band 7:30 Jury Trial 8:00 Personality 8:30 Mr Malone 9:00 Gang Buster 9:30 What My Nam 10 :00 Melody, Inc 10:30 Hoedown 11:00 Serenade 13:00 News WHWT, ft Snnrtf 6:15 Melody 6:30 Musical 7:00 News 7 KB Musical Grill Kinga Kings 5:00 Autograph 8:30 Counterspy 90-WNBO-80 8:05 Pipe Organ 8i30 Christian Sdenc 9rt)0 News 9:15 Comic Man 9:45 H.

Miner 10:00 Bible Highlights 10:30 Children's Hour 11:30 News' 11:45 Solltalr Time Jinx 12 Eternal Light IrOO Amerira United 1:30 Council of Churches Quartet 2:30 Leonard Warren 3:00 World Pared 3:30 One Man' Family Kids 4:30 New Living 1948 Critic 5:30 Serened WHWL 7:05 Serend 8:30 Vesper 9:00 News 9:1 Sextett 9:30 Comic Man 10:00 Ava Maria Hour 10:30 Church Service Musi. 12:00 News 12:15 Luncheon Musle Tim 1:30 Jamboree 2:45 To Canada 3 :00 Polish-American and Life 4:30 Curtain Call 5:00 Symphony 5:30 Serenade PROCRAMS 7:00 Adventur 7:30 Music Hall :00 Stop That Musi 9:15 Hit Parade 9:30 Theater Guild 10:30 rimray Fidler Car 11:15 Vera Maasey 11:30 Dane Band 12:00 New Ma. 11:19 m. WBRE ft WNBO 6:00 Catholle Hour. 6:30 SUr Theater i 7:00 Hollywood Pat 8:30 RFD America 9 :00 Merry-Co-Round 9:30 Familiar Music It or Leave It Beldt 11:00 New 11:30 Round Tapl 6:15 In Your Nam 6:30 Hawaii Harmony 835 divorces, a rate1 of 1.5.

Nevada pf Reno fame had 13,800 and a rate" or TIIEATEtT DK1VE K1UHT IN BOVTE 39 XVMUsANMOCK Twe tlhmn iMfhtly smd 19 "Mr. District Attorney 1 Ala 8ELECTKD SHORTS Sunday, September 12 MORNING AND AFTERNOON PROCRAMS 684 WCB8 88 8:00 News 8:15 Pipe Organ 8:30 Carolina Calling in Kiwin amutr JANE I POWELL ELIZABETH CARMEN TAYLOR MIRANDA XAVIER ROBERT CUGAT STACK. NOWJ STORY OF A RECKLESS WOMAN FROM SlMGfHI TODAY! Fcrlocs rr CamsalllAMal i rauuiuu Adventure with WILLIAM CATHEBIN1I ELLIOT MeUEOD tytiw A mn mAfi a JA- True aumiio 4 1 Behind the 8ecnea 01 Bterjs ant, A iS ahlM STR AMD w. "BACX TRAIL" with JOHNNY MACK BROWN Ala rarpla Mautev Strike M. I aiserican TCCHNICOLOBt "Pirates of Monterey" 8UMDAT TAPROOTS" KINGSTON tuW.

BOOABT BACALL ROBINSON "KEY LARGO' SHAWNEE iAMES CAGNEY GEORGE BAFT I 1 "EACH' DAWN I DIE" A la Color! ''SHAGGY" KTABTS 8I1NDAT Vf; "EASTER PARADE" STERUSt GEORGE BRENT VIRGINIA MAYO 1 "OUT OF THE BLUE" ra sxtf" Todar "laughs Galore! DONALD 0CXrNNC3 YOU WITH IT aut BEERY 1 A i fsila a o.i 1 W-i-f Jan Ball W4I Alotrt With a goal of 1,133 members, Central YMCA Membership Enrollment Campaign got underway last night with the'; "Mck-off' meeting at Central Building. R. V. Eder, chairman of Membership Committee, opened the meeting and introduced Frank R. Wallace as general chairman, A brief talk was given by William F.

Logan president. Rev. Harry -Farr addressed campaign personnel on "A Task Committed Unto You." He cited a need in Wilkes-Barre for group activity as promoted by the YMCA and urged workers to interest young men and men to become a. part of this world wide movement. Rev.

Mr. Farr further stressed that campaign personnel had a job to do in enlightlng the public of the valuable work of Men's Christian Association in its building of Christian character as carried out by its varied program. Chester Miller, membership director, explained technique of the campaign and distributed kits to the workers. Invocation was given by Rev. Mr.

Farr. William 0. Roberts led the singing with George Lambert, at the piano. General Chairman Wallace announced that in rnnnoptinn with the current campaign the ijwwh wouia ODserve a "Visitation week" starting September 13. This will enable the nnhlir- tn th facilities of the YMCA and to meet the staff.

The campaign has been hull nrnnnrl tha Ihama "Tho Young Men's Christian Associa tion- witn each ol the four divisions using the first letter of one oi me woras in the theme as its symbol. Each division consists 'of seven five man teams with a leader and an aide. Milton Richards leads Division Robert C. Morgan, division Foster Hutch-ins, division and James Evans, division The campaign will continue until September 21 with report meetings September 13, 15, Warren's Visit WiU Be in Early Morning Washington, Sept. 10 UP) The Pennsylvania itinerary of Gov.

Earl Warren after the Republican vice presidential nominee leaves New York October 1: Arrive Philadelphia, (Broad Street, Station), October 1, 20 p. m. Leave Philadelphia, (Reading Station). Octnhor 9 9 Arrive Wilkes-Barre, October 2, jij.oa a. tpiauorm aaaress 8 a.

ieave 8:10 a m. Arrive Reading, October 2, 11:20 a. leave 11 -SO a Arrive Philadelphia October 2, p. leave 1:55 p. m.

Arrive Chester, October 2, 2:10 leave 2:15 p. nu- Arrive York, October 4, 9 a nt, leave 9:10 a. m. Arrive Harrisburg, October 4, 10 a. leave 11 a.m.

Arrive Altoona, October 4, 1:50 o. leaver 2:10 n. Arrive Johnstown, October 4, 3:25 leave p. Arrive Greensbure, October 4, 4:40 D. lava Arrive Pittsburgh, October 4, p.

leave uctoner 5, 5 a. m. Solomon's Creek Work Awaits Mi oney Dredging of Solomon's Creek will be started as soon as Hanover Township and Wilkes-Barre make available their share of the costs or the project, officials of the State Water Power and Resources Board informed Councllmen Oliver Price and Frank A. Goeckel in Harris- burg Thursday. The two councllmen, City Treasurer Tom A.

Evans and Citv En. gineer Guy B. Walker met R. J. uiuis.

chief of the Division of En croachments, Bureau of Waters, and Attorney J. Gordon Mason, counsel tor the Water Power and Resources Board. The project is estimated to cost approximately $100,000. Half of each municipality's share will be borne by the State. The job in the township cost $75,000 and in the city $20,000.

The city" has ear marked $10,000 for its share from the anticipated receipts on its amusement tax to he used lor the creek dredging. When the creek is dredged. State Highway Department will con struct a new bridge over it it in tersection 01 the highway to Nan ticoke and St Mary's Crossroad. Voltaire, the French author, is said to have drunk 70 cups of conee a aay. r-.

r- CCCU.I KCnSE RACES Jt CeattsatLM 1 fSransjsjfjff onjicncYQE vm SWIM .1 i aj LnaJ u.iar::.3r:3 8:30 String Quartet 9:00 News Roundup 9:15 Story to Order 9:30 Musle Cameos A H. Miner 10:00 Bible Highlights 10:30 Children's JubllM 11:00 St Stephen 12:00 Italian Hour 1:00 Eternal Light Music 1:45 Saints Lives 2:00 Piano Quartet 3:30 Robert Merrill 8:00 Eddie Howard 3:30 One Man' Family I feV 9:00 World New 9:15 Pip Organ Thnlr nn rtiun4i nt Ale .00 Warren Sweeney 11:05 World Affair 11:15 Newsmakers 11:30 Tabernacle Choir 13:00 Learning Invitation 13:30 People' Platform 1:00 Return Engagement 1:30 Tell It Again 2:00 You Are There 3:30 Meaning of New 2:45 Elmo Roper Skyway ,5:00 Make Mine Music 5:30 At The Chase We WBAX 114 8:43 Serenade 9:00 Tapes tries SO Chamber Musi 10:00 Bible Class 10:30 1st Presbyterian Hi Lite Ui45 Symphony 13:00 Ave Marti Hour Lutheran lour CARLON M. O'MALLEY District Attorney O'Malley of Lackawanna County will be principal speaker at the first winter season meeting of Friendly Sons of St. Patrick to be held Monday jiight at 6:30 in the Kingston House. Anthony O'Boyle will be toastmaster and the program also will leature Jim Corbett, humorist; Eugene Brennan, vocalist, and Frank and Jack Walsh, instrumental and vocal entertainers.

Reservations are in charge of Joseph O'Neill, M. J. Joyce, Jack Foley, James Brislin, Leo McGroarty, Thomas Dillon, Frank O'Connell, James Brennan, and Charles Burns, Jr. M. J.

Grimes is chairman and Thomas F. Barry co-chairman of the committee-ln-charge. Behind the Scenes In Hollywood By HARRISON CARROLL Hollywood Well, it's official. Doris Day declares she and her saxophonist husband, George Weidler, definitely have recon ciled. They thought they probably would when George left on a tour with Stan Kenton's band.

Daily letter writing and one long distance call a week have cinched it. They' can't set up housekeeping in Hollywood again until George's tour is over but Doris probably will catch up with the band somewhere after she finishes her Warner picture "Two Guys and a wai. This may bring denials but I hear on very good authority that Gail Russell and Guy Madison are planning to be married in the next two or three weeks. The two kids almost have taken the leap several times. Once they even started for Las Vegas, but turned back.

The Ray Gilberts (he won the Academy- Award last "year for his sonsr. "Zlnarlee' Don hih" separated after many years of mariage. At this writing, recon- cuiauon cnances iook sum. Barbara Ford has retained Attorney George Stahlman and, within the next few days, probably will decide the nature of her legal action against Bob Walker. I hear Lawrence Tierney and R-K-O part company next month.

Tierneyrs case is one of the saddest on Hollywood record. Real talent being wasted there. 1 Sam Goldwyn, didn't lose any time 8ating Vanessa on his return frnm Tnrnnfc Tnt heard that Warner Brothers Dooicea "The Horn Blows at Midnight" In London while Jack Benny was playing there. Wish I could have seen Jack's face when he first heard about it. He's been kidded for years about that picture.

Cornel Wilde and Pat Knight will start, their vacation with a week in Catallna. Evidently, they aren't superstitious. It was at Toyon Bay on Catallna Island where they had the climactic row that brought on their separation. Nancy Keljy, who Just filed suit for divorce against Fred wa at Mocambo with Bill Eythe. How- AVPr thv 'hait Mrs "rVut v.

o. wv A AVICI man along as chaperone. Bob Neal and Jane Nigh another Mocambo twosome. Meanwhile, Bob's one-time heart-beat, Diana Lynn, was at King's restaurant with Donald Bentley, the manufacturer. Dane Clark, found out that Clro's isn't kidding about ties being compulsory for mascu- Turo Trcrncr.jcus Aftrcsficns EVERGREEN PARK St Johns Between Berwick and Highways SUi'IDAY, SEPT.

12 Afternoon and Evenlnsr Presenting the King of Comedians Dr.kcn Direct From Hollywood, and Hit Top Hands, Plus BIG VAUDEVILLE SHOW lr.S2r.It!:s cf 1048 A Musical Comedy Extrava-ruu With laughs, Laughs, laughs, JIMMY LA MARR Direct From the Nat Factory JOHNNIE and HU Accordion CARRY and CRENDA Eklllful Hand Balancing Team MATTEO and THERLSE Xylophone SlusSe I'lrih and Comedy IT.ii 1 Pfir.c!ng Teams. lie Kid 4:30 News 1948 5:00 Author. Critics 3:30 Serenade WBRB FM 98.6 Me. 8 p. m.

to 6:00 m. Sam a WBRE WIH (FM) 103.8 Ma. 3:00 Baseball 14M WILK 1454 7:35 Souvenir 8:00 News 8:15 Southland 8:30 Coffee Concert 9:00 Coast Coast 10:00 Church Service 11:00 Stardort Review 11:30 Hour of Faith 12:00 Polish Hour 1:30 Lithuanian Houi 2:00 Sam PettengiU 3:15 Roy E. Morgan 3:30 Mr. President 3:00 To Veterans 3:15 American Almanac 8:30 Treasury Band 4 Allowed 4:15 Guest Star 4:30 MUton Cross 4lS 1:00 New 1:15 Bees In Bonnet 1:30 Alibis 2:00 Revival Hour 3:00 Michael O' Duffy at 80 4:00 Mystery .4:30 True Detective 5:00 The Shadow 330 Quick As Flash 1340 WBRE 1349 8:00 News 8:05 Geo.

Crooks EVENING 888 WCB8 888 6:00 Family Hour 6:30 Jan From an 7:00 Gen Autry 7:30 Blondl Snad 7:30 Summer 8:00 Chorale 8:30 RFD 9 :00 Theater America Merry-Go-Round Music 10:00 Take It or Leave It Heidt 11:00 News Star 1130 Dave Garroway 13:00 Nw Stfi JNCBr GLECJ! 8:30 Man Called 9:00 Winner Take AD 930 Strike It Rich 10:00 Showcase 10:30 Escape 11:00 News 11:13 u. Acuon 13K)0 News U40-WBAX 1M0 6:00 Roy Roger 6:30 Nick Carter' To Be Announced 7:80 Behind Front Pag 8:00 Proudly HU 8:30 Jimmy Fidler View i 9:00 Secret Mission' 9:30 Under'' Arreit ,10:00 Ed Tbomaa 10:15 Guest Star .5 10:30 Gazette 11:00 Wm. Hlllman 1:30 Orchestra U-Nwi 1J40- WBRE 1344 i Hour WBRE FM 8:00 p. nv to Sam a WlU-flTM) 6:30 Kendezvou 7:00 Hollywood 7W--()nhestra 7:45 Veteran 8:00 Curtain 8:30 WalU 9:00 Serenade 90-Out of 10 :00 Masterworks 10:30 Dream 11:00 Program 1488-WlXK 8:00 Drew 6:15 Monday 6:30 ror Peace All Rides Open Tomorrow I Kide the Million Dollar r.CLLER COASTER! Swimming! Boating 1 Free Picnic Parilion! SwUa Cottage! 13.1 He. Sllvt Call Tim Star Night Time Besum 148 Pearson Headline 6:45 Musle Frco Acts! -TStSSS.

iTrUIa KcCbrialck Senfatlonal Unic 7 1 Rider and Rop Spin Ul bier. Rodeo Star Who Appeared in Theaters and With Famout Cir-cases. Oi Take the Laurel Line 30 filar frovlevi Divorce Kate Low 1 Washington Sept. ''lo CB Pennsylvania had 16,285 divorces in 147 or a rate of 1.6 per 1,000 'population for the second lowest rate in the nation, the Federal Security 'Agency reported today. report, listed 471.000 divorces for the nation or, a rate of 3.3.

North Dakota nosed out Pennsylvania for top honors with e. Halfway Jy if --itlj Lawi jtween and Scranton Cn Tniit) 818 L. it ijiii' i a 1 it all) 1 i i. fin.