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The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 18

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THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 8, 1931, SECTION 2 II COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, Y. TODAY'S RADIO HIGH LIGHTS U.S. WfATHER BUREAU Dapamnant af Camnana THURSDAY PROGRAMS TV PUBLIC ADDRESS James Michener is moderator in discus sion of Jonathan Daniels' book "End of Innocence." WGRC 8:30 p.m. E-SOUND EQUIPMENT Ann Sothern as Susie Namara, Private Baseball: Giants-Dodgers, WGRC Charleston-Louisville, WINN 8 p.m. Doc Sixgun, Western about doctor in 1870's.

WAVE 7:30 p.m. Stan Freberg in comedy series, That's Rich. WHAS 7:30 p.m. These Listing Corrett Pri Time it Senor Ben Grauer salutes Latin American nations with commentary on record rWK ALU rUKrU9C3 ings. WAVE 8:35 p.m Listings Oiven in Cantral Daylight Tima 7 lien Orauer INTER OFFICE SYSTEMS Secretary, hires her own vacation replacement.

WAVE-TV 6 p.m. Paulette d-dard and Rich- THURSDAY'S PROORAMS-6 A.M. TO 4 P.M. LEWIS RADIO SERVICE JA-3350 226 W. LIBERTV ST.

High Temperatures and Areas of Precipitation fiptcted Thursday Ann Sothern ard Denning in Doctor's Downfall," psychiatrist finds he cannot heal himself in romantic dilemma. WAVE-TV 8:30 p.m. Anthony Ross plays detective Richard Hale seeking The Telltale Clue to break the perfect 1HE Em HAVE 'IT crime." WHAS-TV 9 p.m. Ts-iptratvrt hwn 5Hew Avtroe fr Art Arrewi Dmi WkW aiaEH-E--Hgh en4 Itwi in LntiSat When th finctt tyt cart costs so littU it's foolish to Wtether CendtiAt At Of 1 FM. July 7f 1934 chances with your MAS'a WAVEMML1 WGRC W1NM WKYW WL0U "cswraj?" sffflyir saws, Mur CI0C HTn Miwiy li I -fi i.nnNm On Parade Breakfast Mune 0i1 On P.r.d.

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Bob Smith Trua Story BacktoBibla News; Pared Country Sty I a Nawa; Train 9 J.Hu?coSf Story; Striata Parada Hita Gospel Train 15 Arthur odfroy BebH(M Whispering St. PowerofOod 1 gr.ak Tha Bank A Girl Marriaa Banna rt-Paith Classified Col. trik it Rich Mod. Romanes Plorida U.S.A. Nawa; Rhythm All Tima Hit Nawa; Choica 4( 1 StrikaltR.cn moa Romann N.w, Rhythm Roundup Ladiaa Choica I 10 CaH.a Call That Pay.

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tM Dal at Sport Parad mr mri, wing Brown Baecher Frank Slim B.k.r Ballroom Woman In Hous 1 The Marriage: Ben Marriott has eye-opening experience in public school. WAVE-TV 9 p.m. Laurel and Hardy, "March of Wooden Soldiers." WAVE-TV 10:30 p.m. Robert Livingston, "Arson Racket Squad." WHAS-TV 10:45 p.m. Associated Press Wir.

photo Map WEATHER BUREAU 1:30 P.M. FORECAST: Scattered showers and thundershowers are expected today in New England, and in area from Texas through lower Mississippi Valley to South Atlantic Coast and Southern Virginia. Remainder of nation will be fair except for showers and thunderstorms in Rockies and Dakotas. Cooler weather is forecast for area from Delaware and Maryland west to central Mississippi Valley, and in Northwest. It will continue hot in South Atlantic region.

Yesterday's Official Weather tti ey. yt-rJi IV WAYE-TV CHANNEL 3 WHAS-TV CHANNIL 11 THURSDAY A.M. Hava your eyes examinee then let us fit you properly in "PERSONALITY" Glasses Optical prtctioit at law cast. OPEN MON. Til 9 P.M.

Today, Oarroway 7:00 to 9:00 Ding Dong School Waehlncton. July 7 (API Weather Bureau report of temperature and rainfall for the 24 hour, ending 7 Station. High. Low. Prec.

9 :00 Carry Moore :15 :30 Arthur Godfrey :45 Tima To Live 3-Steps Heaven none; normal precipitation. .10: departure for day, .10: departure for month, departure aince March 1, B.97, RIVER FORECAST Louisville: Upper gauge, 10; lower gauge, 9 6 The Ohio River in the Louisville district will continue In pool with little change In atagea for tha next aev- 00 7 4 P.M. THURSDAY TO MIDNIGHT Atlanta. Ga. inn 71 Atlantic Cltv.

N. J. 2 7n Boston. Masa 65 Chattanooga, Tenn UK) S3 Chicago, III. 70 tW :00 Oood Living :30 Strike It Rich 10 erai aaya.

WHAS1 Cincinnati, Ohio 87 Cleveland. Ohio Off Record 11 Flavor-Taste Flavor; Fix Platters-Pix Woman's World :00 Valiant Lady :15 Love of Lite :30 Search Tom'row :45 Guiding '-iaht 4:00 i 00 1 i I THURSDAY P.M. :00 Curt Messey Sport, Report :30 French 5 Funny Flicker Movies Midday so 00 Midday Roundup US 30 Welcome Trav. Lowell Thomas 12 .00 1 96 .18 .00 .19 .00 .0.1 .00 .01 .00 .00 .00 .03 .60 .00 .00 .23 .04 .00 .00 .17 .00 .00 .00 .13 .07 :00 O'Connall-Irnia :45 CJ. Writer To Head Farm Press Group Ernest Clark, special farm writer for The Courier-Journal, has been elected president of the Kentucky Farm Press and Radio Association.

Other officers elected were first vice-president, Glenwood Creech; second vice-president, Hayden Timmons, and secretary-treasurer, Frank Dornheim. Dallas, Texaa 102 7 Detroit, Mlrh 70 Duluth. Minn. 67 50 Indianapolis, lnd. fll 67 Jacksonville, Fla.

99 76 Kanaa. City, Mo 9fi 79 Loa Angeles. Cal. 84 65 Ky Memphis, Tenn 101 7 Miami, Fla. 6 75 Milwaukee, Wis 6B 61 Minneapolis-St.

Paul HI 64 Montreal, Can. 72 56 New Orleans, I. a 75 6A Philadelphia, Pa. 7 68 Phoenix, Aril. 10 85 Pittsburgh, Pa.

66 61 Portland, Maine 79 60 St. Mo 94 77 San Antonio. Tex. 95 7 San Francisco, Cal 73 54 Savannah. Ga 97 76 SeatUe.

Wash 65 57 Washington, D. C. 90 67 :15 Peter L. Haye, :30 :45 C. Collinwood 1 00 Double-Nothing 30 House Party This Tho Ufo Meat Millie Millie; Believ TOO 00 FOURTH AVENUE AT LIBERTY WKLKot? W6RCwry I WKYVT00 WLOU 1350 Juat Plain Bill Baecher Frank Newt; Baker News; Record Ballroom txpresa Pr.

Page Farrell Prank; New Slim Baker Record Shop Bluet Express Lorenzo Jones Mr. Variety Jess. Caatas News Pays To Marry Baecher Frank Nawa Car Tunee News. Kav Top Fiva Bob Benson News; Music Newsicala Sports Star Tima Five; Newa Music Library Blues Expresa Meat Artist Parade of Hit. Naws, Gilbert Bill Stern Benson; C.

Brown Hits; New People's Choice Sports Highlights Nawa; Room Pulton Lewie. Jr. Sports Final Fred Werin Ship of Zion Birch Bark; Naws Room; Newa News, Donnell Rosary Hour Music-Sundown World Newa Silver Eagle Oabriel Heatter Haiel Rogers Bugs Scruggs 1 Man's Family lagle; Nawa Vienna Mooda Making Musi At Sundown Roy Roger Food Naws Official Detective Race Result. Mu.ic-Sundown Vand.rcook Doc Sixgun M.rtin Block rim Fighter Soort, Pared Emphasis Jail Newt; Dugout J. Simmy Kaya H.nry; T.

How'e) Char'sten-Leu. upii NBC 11 NBC Tobe Howard HOIII ,50 II LIT 700 B.n Park Concert Author-Critic Senor Ban Doc Sixgun Doc Sixgun Fibber-Molly Osborne Opry Frank Edwarda Jaton-Fleec Jason-Fleec Walt. Time You Sh'ld Know Penthouse Party Baecher Frank Nawa N.ws;Ban News; B.n John Oala Senor Ben S.nor B.n News, Gilbert Bob Hop News ZnToLn Baattv Fibber-Molly Bob Kay To Announ. Musk-Stars World Review 700 Limited Music Remember Mis'n Midnight Kay; N.w. That'.

Ricn 2 I Mm'i Family Goldtn Windows First Love Miss Marlow no Big Payoff :30 Bob Crosby :45 00 On Stage 0:15 Jack i Finders of Lost Articles Usually Look over the "Lost" Ads. Carson Hawkins Falls Bride-Groom Betty White :00 Portia Facet Lift :15 Sacret Storm :30 On Account :45 Carson; New, 3 00 Mr. Keen rt 5 Herbie Kocn Talk It Over Pinky Lea Howdy Doody :45 4 3 Months to Complete Payment Use Our 90-Day Budget Charge Plan :00 T-Bar-V Ranch MS :30 10 :00 New, French :15 Finaaan 30 Racord Stand 4S :00 Early Show J) A0) 5 METEOROLOGICAL DATA (Official) Louisville, July 7, 1954. 7 a.m. Noon.

7 p.m. Temperature (dry bulb) 71 2 84 Temperature (wet bulb) 65 74 72 Dew point 61 66 66 Relative humidity 70 42 55 Temperatures and Precipitation Maximum temperature, 93: minimum temperature. 69: mean temperature, 81; normal temperature. 78: departure for day, departure for month, 28: departure since March 1. 126; mean relative humidity, 56: total precipitation.

15 30 News; Music Show; K. Why Sundown Theater Play Club Naws; Weather Pri. Secretary Mr. Sweeney News Caravan Music Tonignr lis 00 8 :00 Sports; Weath. :15 Small Talk :30 News :45 Summer Holiday Grouch Marx Pea Wee King 7 :00 Mr.

McNutlay :15 :30 Three Live :45 WKLO-TV Asks for Channel 13 Instead of Present U.H.F. Spot Dragnet Theater 8 :00 In Common :15 :30 Big Town :45 TORIDHEET Furnaces Burners FROELICH HEATING CO. 1000 E. Walnut A 4666 The Marriage 4 Star Plays 9 :00 Telltale Clue :15 :.10 Chi. Wrestling :45 :00 :15 Armchair The.

Starlit Theat 10 30 News; Weath. :45 Lata Show 11 :15 :30 :45 Lata Nawa BAR B4 HEADQUARTERS BV TH llk BY THE TON iiAVl POUND RIBS CHICKEN SANDWICHES OR PLATE lUNCHES AT THE COUNTER SMITH'S FORT H'U. BtR-BSUS I40O S. SHELBY MA 8141 Channel 13 in Louisville in 1948, but it was awarded instead to Bowling Green, and Indianapolis. Mid-America proposed that Channel 13 be eliminated at Bowling Green because no one has applied for it, and that a U.H.F.

channel be substituted there. It also asked that Channel 13 be transferred from Indianapolis to Louisville, or be assigned to both Indianapolis and Louisville. Four other companies are seeking Channel 13 at Indianapolis. The F.C.C. gave no indication when it would rule on Mid-America's petition.

tVBall-Amaz i. To Break Up 1 'Lucy' Series Hollywood, July 7 (U.R) Lucille Ball revealed todaythat she and -husband, 'Desi Arnaz, will break up their television-series team in years and work mainly be-' hind the TV camera. The Amazes $8,000,000 con-v' tract with their sponsor will expire in tne spring of 1956. Then the adventures of Lucy and Ricki Ricardo on CBS popular "I Love ILucy" program will be retired, "according to the carrot-topped comedienne. "I'm not going to work for- ever," she said.

"I want to stay '-home and take care of my two 'children." Lucy and Desi still may appear together, she added, "on one of those occasional one-hour variety shows in color." But they will not 4 play the Ricardo characters. Even now they are planning to do singles in movies if a good script for the two of them isn't offered. Aftet "1 Love 'Lucy" ends, the Amazes will continue to produce Utahan Up for Customs Court Washington, July 7 (JP) President Eisenhower today nominated David John Wilson, Og-den, Utah, to be judge of the United States Customs Court, in place of William P. Cole, elevated to the Court of Customs and Patents Appeals. Wilson, a Republican, is now practicing law in Ogden.

Tops onW Mid-America Broadcasting Corporation, owner of WKLO-TV, wants V.H.F. TV Channel 13 added to Louisville's assignments and given to WKLO-TV. The corporation petitioned the Federal Communications Commission in Washington yesterday to make the change. Only Two Here Now Only two very-high-frequency channels are now assigned to Louisville Channel 3, of WAVE-TV, and Channel 11, WHAS-TV. Ultra-high-frequency Channel 21 is now assigned to WKLO-TV.

It began broadcasts on that channel in October, 1953, and suspended operations last April 20. The F.C.C. authorized it to stay off the air until July 25. The station was one of many U.H.F. stations around the country that either suspended or canceled operations in the first few months of this year.

Station owners have blamed limited coverage, unwillingness of set owners to convert so they could receive U.H.F., and difficulty in getting top network shows. Yesterday's petition noted that Mid-America applied for V.H.F. ir SUMMER SUITS! Entire Stock! SrL DAY-CA 7011 NITE-CH 7202 GARAGES IVO DOWN PAYMENT 36 Months to Pay 1st Payment Ford Hieatre presents Cl lj and direct other TV shows. Their. FRAME-BLOCK-BRICK DRIVEWAYS WALKS PATIOS Ma Ask About Our "HOLIDAY SPECIAL" This Week Only It Costs More For The IScst! Concrete Foundation and Floor; 5-Section Overhead Door; 3 Windowt; Service Door; 3-Ft.

Apron; Douglas Fir Drop Siding, Any Sn or Style BEFORE YOU BUY, SEE SAMPLE ON DISPLAY, OR CALL US FOR HOME APPOINTMENT company, Desilu Productions, handles technical production of "I Love Lucy," "Our Miss "The June Havoc Show," "December Bride," "Where's Raymond," and "Make Room for Daddy." Rhee Welcome Choir Home Seoul, July 7 0J.R President Syngman Rhee today welcomed home a choir of South Korean children from a tour of the United States. PAULETTE GODDARD RICHARD DENNING Exceptional Value Suits To Wear In July, August, September Seriously III Woman's Sou Bein; Sought Police have been asked to help find the missing son of Mrs. Agnes Cavanaugh, 70, of 3403 W. Kentucky. She is seriously ill at SS.

Mary Elizabeth Hospital. Louis B. Cavanaugh, 37, was last seen May 8, when he left home to see about a job at the Kentucky Pipe Covering Company, 122 W. Main. He is 5 feet 4, weighs about 145 pounds, has brown hair and grey-brown eyes.

His mother broke a hip in a fall at her home. She is scheduled for surgery today. ayon Tropical and Cord Suits Starring in DOCTOR'S DOWNFALL WAVE-TV 8:30 CHANNEL 3 imu if aJt igWit 'SMBMiVw (SI Firestone's Widow Dies Akron, July 7 OP) Mrs. Ida-belle Firestone, 73, widow of Harvey S. Firestone.

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