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Des Moines Register paqe D.c. 24, 1954 CHANNEL CHUCKLES Rll On Television The Best on TV Tonight Raise $400,000 By TV Appeal HOLLYWOOD, CAL. UP) A television appeal to help expand a Negro school in a small Mississippi community has brought an estimated $400,000 in a week. NBC announced Thursday that 66 bags of mail already processed contain $217,500 for the school of Dr. L.

C. Jones, 70, who appealed Dec. 15 on Ralph Edwards' "This Is Your Life" program. Another 64 bags mail which are not yet processed are expected to contain an additional $200,000. Edwards made an appeal for one million persons to send in $1 each.

01P Iff 3 The Register presents daily the pick of the evening's live network television entertainment PRE-viewed by The Register's staff of experts who have attended rehearsals in advance, screened films and read scripts in New York, Chicago and Hollywood. Tonight's best bets: OZIE 4 HARRIET "Christmas Story." Starts off funny but becomes warm and homey as the Nelsons play Santa Clans to a needy family. The show is very nice, but we'll let you in on a secret. The needy family is played by the more remote members of the Nelson clan. 7 p.

m. ABC. KVTV, Sioux City; WOI-TV, Ames. LIFE OK RILEY Though their families are opposed to the idea, Riley and Gillis get into a heated competition for an out-of-town Job vacancy. But.

the. spirit of Christmas must prevail as each of them withdraws in favor of the other. Lots of typical Rileyisms and laughs. p. m.

NBC. No stations in Iowa range. RAY BOLGF.B SIIOU-A Christmas show but without a WANT AD RATES 1 Vtf 1 Dt 3 7 Run Daily Davf Dart fli. Comb. Consecutively 2 tin $1 AO St 40 $3 03 $fi OO lint 2 40 2 10 4 9 OO 4 line 3 2f 2 10 ft 1 2 2 OO 5 lire 4 00 3 50 7 ft 15 00 ft Mn 4 HO 4 20 ft 18 JH OO 'A'ant ad twers should check their advertnamentii in the paper and port any rrom at owe ea nn a.tnw-xnre can ma da after th first apron; insertion.

Want di vr)revl three dav more must he nm cwwntlva dav. in order to earn the lower rat The following rlajaifirationa ara cah In advance of insertion: 2. 30 51 58 A ervlre of 5 witi tie enurzeo' for haMimt and mailing blind hoi ni'nbr. All Hio Win ted from out ide Iowa will ctrzi SI OO a line for The Snndav Rexltr and SV a line for the Daily Combination To etlrte trt rot of your ad fount 31 ltter ar eparea tnc'ud-log rmrrtnarton mrVa to ea i be A blind box number reouirei the fun line. Phone 3-2111 or 3-2151 Want Ad Counter OFFICE HOURS Monday Through Saturday 8:30 a.

m. to 5 p. m. Closed Sundays Sunday 9:00 a. m.

to 5 p. m. Wjnt Ad Tlephone Service Monday Through Friday 3:30 a. m. to 7 p.

m. Surday Deadline Time Edition Frli 4 0 m. City Edition Stturrtiy Ism. SPECIAL SHOWING S9i 2 IAsIF II "4 Tt-ave I I mention of Christmas, so don't be too surprised if you see it run in connection with other holidays. Some swell songs and dance numbers with our particular favorites.

Ray's opener to "The March of the Wooden Soldiers." 7:30 p. m. ABC. No stations in Iowa range. DEAR PHOEBE "Merry Christmas." A funny Christmas Spirit of Christmas" WONTY FRIDAY AT 8:00 P.

M. WHO-TV SATURDAY AT 12:00 NOON "He says Santa might miss It If he hangs It on the fireplace." GIRL'S LtTTER TO FIRST LADY GETS RESULTS YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO I.P A 48-word letter from a 12-year-old Campbell, Ohio, girl to the nation's first lady Thursday brought a quick response in the form of two big boxes full of Christmas presents for the girl and her six brothers. The girl, Laura Lee Fitzgerald, told Mrs. Eisenhower that her father, Willard Fitzgerald, "is off from work" and asked "if you could help us out for Christmas." She urged Mrs. Eisenhower to "write back and tell us are you going to help us or not." Instead of a letter brought by a postman, the White House sent two boxes by plane and an army lieutenant colonel delivered the parcels from the show as Bill tries to reunite a little boy with his father.

The funniest scene is one in a department store where the Santas are briefed before going into battle. Most of the show is very pleasant and it ends on a solemn seasonal note. 8:30 p. m. NBC.

WHO-TV, Des Moines; WOC-TV, Davenport; WOW-TV, Omaha. THE Man." What this script is doing in this suspense series we can't figure out. However, if you enjoy zany British comedy, here's a wild one that's right up your alley. About a man determined to marry the daughter of an antimarriage philosopher. A wieidy with lots of funny business, but not for everyone.

p. m. ABC. KCRG-TV, Cedar Rapids. PERSON TO PERSON Victor Boige and his family send Christmas greetings from their Connecticut farm.

You'll hear about Victor's first Christmas in the U. also a Danish Christmas tune with Borge at the piano, see his geese, and wind up listening to the neighborhood children singing carols. Then you'll meet News Commentator John Daly and his family in Rye, N. Y. The boys are home from Andover and listen to John talk about his days as a correspondent.

9:30 p. m. CBS. KGLO-TV, Mason City; KGTV. Dcs Moines; KMTV, Omaha; KVTV, Sioux City; WHBF-TV, Rock Island; WMT-TV, Cedar Rapids.

A fascinating dramatization of "The Night Before Christmas" and "The Be sure to watch It's an all-family treat presented by NORTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY The Business Tide TONIGHT The Do It Yourself Shop and Milligan Lumber Company Ray Miles, president of the National Used Car Association, Thursday declared "the used car next year should be very good" with "proper vid. This gifted youngster last spring played the young Pip in this same program's two-part presentation of "Great Expectations," and did it, too, wonderfully well. (He has been in two Broadway plays, "The King of Hearts" and "The King and 1 Thi ii the third time In the last year the Montgomery program has a novel in two parts. "Great Expectations," also by Dickens was highly successful. "The Hunchback of Notre Dame," a few weeks ago, was less successful.

The encouraging thing is the willingness of the program to divide these undertakings into two weeks, a simple and alto gether sensible procedure, but mighty radical for the broadcasting and telecasting business. Dickens, of course, fits beautifully into the Christmas season. He is a warm and sentimental cloak. His heroes are bright and shining. His villains are black, deep black.

And the evil crew always gets its comeuppance right and proper and with full measure in the end. Possibly It was because "Studio One" is at the moment in difficulties with some Phenix City, people who thought they saw too close a parallel between the recent Jackie Gleason play and incidents in that city. Anyway the Montgomery show went to the incredibly absurd length after "David Copperfield" of 'announcing It was a work of fiction and any similarity between it characters or anyone, living or dead, was co-Incidental, etc. For goodness sake. "David Copperfield" was written in 1849 and Dickens admitted it was more or less an autobiography.

The I entered a TV contest on the Robert Q. Lewis show, and the contest is over, I presume, and I never heard a word, not even a thank you. I believe this is a racket and something should be done about it, because the same thing happened on the Garry Moore Show. It would be nice to answer the contestants in such contests, but lack of time and personnel on such shows make it almost impossible to answer all the mail response. Please give me the address of "This Is Your Life" with Ralph Edwards.

I'd like some information about the program. Write to "This Is Your Life," NBC, Sunset and Vine, Hollywood, Cal. Al Friday's Rest Bets 5:00 a.m. Country Jamhoree m. N'ewa Wralhrr Mrrl Dirndl I'rrwnte ::) in.

Merrill l.nnifltt a.m. t)ran Newa 7 m. Krank H'lrt Market summary 1 in. Hellv I 1:44. m.

Morning Hraullnre 8:00 a.m. Hkftt link 9:00 ft. m. Remlce Currier 11:21 s. m.

Whlmirrlnc Nlrvera 1.1 a. in. When A l.lrl Marries 10:00 a.m. Kltrhen Club 1 It 1 .1 a. m.

Modern Honianeea m. Arlella Shoemaker 10:. VI a.m. Hetty Crocker I I :00 a. m.

Hark To The Blbhl I I a. m. "Tater tjnlj" II a. Jack (m1nc 12:00 noon Mean Nftven. News :1 5 p.

m. Kdward 1 p. m. 4ark (iliwlna 12:411 p. m.

Market Report 1 :00 p. m. llli Mill show 1 p. m. Hetty nieker 1 p.

m. Dirk Mills Show p. m. Sewn 2 111 p.m. Dlek MIH Show m.

Hetty i rtirker p. m. Klnrenee Falk 4 p. m. New 4 MM p.

mi. Klilitlfi Kilmer ni. Dirk Mill show 3 :110 p. ni. I.lrhllm (if Christmas Tree 5:11 p.m.

Dirk Mill. Show p. ni. The Nativity 0:00 p. in.

Hill Sten ni. Farm Bulletin Rnard p. ni. R. hllds, 11:11 p.

111. Market! Heather p. III. Little Hunger 7:2.1 p. ill.

I irllfith m. A ChrUtniat Carol lMlp. m. Shen Huh Srhool Choir p. m.

VllliKia hnlr 0:00 p. m. Maiiiiiierliind Chlr I A p. mi. Ka-d oak SrhiMil hnlr m.

Turk In 'allege linlr 10:1111 p.m. R. News m. Itnv's Town Choir p. m.

rerrival Chnrrh Choir I I Mill p. m. Kaiey HI Srhool Chiilr 1 1 :15 p. m. Anrinhon Meth.

Churrb Choir It p. m. tarinda Coninianily Chnrna I I :.15 p. m. Nea sinipaim Coileta Choir in.

sk.n (UK- Christmas Listening on WMT i present A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens with VINCENT PRICE as narrator TAYLOR HOLMES as Scrooge and a east of Hollywood players. 10:30 p. m. TONIGHT WHO-TV Channel 13 By rani Cotton. "Robert Montgomery Presents" last Monday evening had the first of a two-part series on Dickens' "David Copper-field." The second will be next Monday, 8:30 to 9:30 p.

NBC. I thought the first installment very satisfactory and the Idea of doing it a happy one. It took young David from the be- where he found refuge with Aunt Betsy Trotwood and her st ranee ,1 1-, menu aiiu au- visor, Mr. Dick. He underwent the cruelties of his Rtepfathcr, Mr.

was abused by Mr. Creakle, the Thompson. schoolmaster; and lived with the warm but irresponsible Micaw-beis. A 'well-written script enabled the show to cover much ground, detail some memorable scenes, and paint in the classic characters. This, in spite of the fact that the acting was undistinguished, with the exception of young Rex Thompson as Da- TONIGHT DICKENS' IMMORTAL "A Christmas Carol" uilh Scrooge, Tiny Tim and all the restl 8:30 P.

M. KGTV Channel 17 Presented For Your Entertainment By GREEN COLONIAL FURNACE CO. DKS MOINES, IOWA Music B. Starbach i Dr. Malone George Morgan Guiding Light Sports, Tait Geo.

Morgan Lowell Thomas Lowell Thomas Review News, M'Martin News, Linen Hawkeye Hits IBokemian Band Witk Ford Tenn. Ernie Ed. R. Murrow Lone Ranger, Western Arthur Godfrey Digest Ed. R.

Murrow Crime Photographer Arthur Godfrey Digesl Perry Come Bing Crosby Amos Andy MusieHall News 4 Music Tennessee Ernie Polish Songs News, M'Martin Sports, Tait Christmas Eve Concert Aagustana Choir St. John's Episcopal Service Perry Come Bing Crosby Amot Andy Jusic Hall Mr. Keen Christmas in tha Air Farm News News, Larsen Sports, Davis Crime Photographer Trinity Lutheran Church Service Si Off on the hour On the Air 24 hours day tkf.A KRtlTS KSOr.5 KVDM KIOA I WMT WIIAX I MBS 1150 940 CBS tOO CBS 570 YOI.B PROGRAMS FOR FRIDAY MORNING. Deaths -1 ANDERSON Services for CfuTrTes An-ierson of 1102 E. 12th still he held Mondav 10:00 a.

m. from the chapel at 15th and Hish. Interment Laurel Hill. F.van I.illyFunersl Home ft 17 ITH service or'-W rsT Mabel Black.amiih of Lone; Reach. formerly of 1H44 Caoitol.

will he Friday 3:00 p. at Hamilton's Funeral Home. Interment Highland Memorv Gardens BOA TWRTOHT Services for Albert M. Bnatwright. Rural Route 5.

L'ea Moines, will be Sundav 2 p. m. at Hamilton's Funeral Home Interment Warren PowersCernetery. MANfiELBAL'M Services for Mrs. Sidnev Manuelbaum of Inser-aoll will he held at Dunn's Funeral Home Frulay afternoon at 2:30.

Inter nt ood a dC me ry olTcK--Services lor Mrs! 7T. oi'ii'k, 1RI3 York will he Friday 1:00 p. m. at White Bumgsrdoer Mack, Eat G-and chapel. Interment Masonic cemetery P.YAN S-rvlcea for Thomas Ryan 2520 49th.

will he held Friday 10:00 a in Holy Trinity church Interment Glendale. Cid-weli Brien Funeral Home, 2100 L'niversity. SQUTRF.fi orf art L. Soiira of Route 1 West Des Moines will he held Frlrtiy 1:30 p. m.

from the Caldwell Brien Funeral Home. 2100 University Ave. Interment Ortlla. Iowa. tVA'HL Services for Howie C7 1313 Jefferaon will be Frldav 10:00 a m.

st Hamilton a Funeral Ffime. Interment Moulton. Ta. WOOD'S Sen-lees for John A7 Woods of 2930 E. Ovid will be Friday 1:30 p.

m. at Hamiltons Funeral Home. Interment W'oodland Card of Thanks 4 WE wiah to thank our nithbors. frnndi and relatives for their acta of 1ov and ivmprtthy dunnr th recpnt los of our beloved Huiband nd Father. Henrv C.

Hail. Alsn fnr tlie many ioral trlbutrs. and thankms too tlie Reverend R. I. Havne the pillbearera and Hamilton'), Funeral Home Mr.

Henrv Hall and Children. A'VarVVVWsVVVVVV Florists 6 Christmas plants, Besonias. Penpers. Cyclamen's. Pomsettlaa.

as low aa SI 00 Center pieces. Everareens. IiOHERTY Flowers 1540-2nd SEND' FLOWERS ORDER BT PHONK vwvvsWiEeiiXeC Lost and Found 8 -Scofteld. lost Id p. m.

Albertlne Kopue; fi2-4333. lost, mle, chain collar" scar top of head. Ans. to "Tucker." Vic Fair Meadows, Rew 7-7M7. BP.rSDLE-" boxer." lost" "2 vr.

old male. wt. about 85 lbs. Call 8-6539 Or -7141. CHAIR.

reen chrome kitchen. last Saturday on hinwav hH or n. Writs B-376. Remster and Tribune. cdONrlound.

Redbone. lost last Sa-urilav in vtcinitv of 30th and Adams Call V517S. H.VrVLrSH'Polnter doit lost. Tern" white with brown markings. Call 4- 403 or 2-915 1 Rev ard.

GLASSES lost. Ladies Transp. pmS frames, bifocals, in c-ey case. Name "House of Vision." Reward PAftAKEET- found Aqua. 5- 1 15.

POM. "lost. Blond, vicinity tevsrett Park. Reward, PURSE, radie's. lost in vie.

of 5tii and school. omenta contain Identification. Rew. Kathryn Anderson. -Phone 3-265 oreves.7.5S9J.

WATCH, ladies. ElJln. Vic. iX, Univ. or dn.

tn. area Senti. value. Ensraved back. Reward.

3-9232. WRIST WATCH and bracelet lost" Saturday, yellow told Lady Elgin. Rewa rd Phone 5-4 4 1 9 W'RiijTWATCH lost. downtown. Man's yellow gold.

Reward. 6-0 JS1. $25REWARD fnr anv leading to recovery of 19.4 Ford fi tyt 2 door. low licenrt in Dta Mntnen. "aV sVWtsA sV'vfVVVNe Xotioes 9 DENTAL PLATE'S REPAIRED life more with perfect dentures Miasms: teeth replaced.

4 ar. repair service Credit available. GROl'ND FLOOR t-qCATlONS 517'4 E. Locust. Ph.

3-232S lax'ust Ph.2-2755 TaLSE'TEETH REPAIRED OPEN EVENINGS 1fi Sixth Ave 2 4RQ7 PUBLIC DENTAL LAB. 200 R. BLLiG. 7th. Grand 4.H4S.2 INVESTIGATIONS snoaNtali Deiectlva Serstce PHONE 3 OR D-OMll POPlILAP." PIANO F.SSONS Wm Muelhatipt's StudiOpii4-S14t, "where Shall We Go 11 XMAS NITE! PEC.

25TH RALPH ZARNOW AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Dance Floor Show VFW Airport. P.s.ervattons no Public invited. 2-97K7. Syc camore PV.

Smotey Smith Tickets for New Year's Eve at Comito Cafe. otn. walnut. prk Clo.ied Christmas week. 3-9045, PLAY LAN, STUART, IA.

Jack l.auehery's Orch Xmas Nlte. Pec. 25th. Itll" LAKE FHANK JONAS CHRISTMAS Bight Dancine, to12. HATS, ilorns.

Serpentina, Confetti Xmas. New Veara Iecorations Grunil Novelty E. Walnut 'OOOD MEA1.S -GOOD SERVICE HOTEL RANDOLPH COFFEE rersonals 14 WANTED A world at peace. I will mv llle tf the leaders of ibe nations, iitcludins the United Slates and Rus'ia. will pledse that we will have peace and that they will live up to the Ideats and pur-tvi-e.

of the I nil'. I Nations charter. James T. Walson. FILM DEVELOPING An a to 12 exposure film deveU fiped and printed.

Kej. siie 36c coin. Jumbo tr 4(cf. Reprints 4c Jymh reprints V. Oppnert 8tudto, 608 E.

lMUtDeiWonua. low. JUMBO PRINTS Any a to 12 exposure film, "developed and printed, Jumbo si7e for 39c Jumbo reprints 5c each Dean Studios, JJll7thj (JjM. Cars to Denver or Seattle in exchansa for driving. Reference required D.

M. Auto Auction. 4101 14th. Pnone 2-S353. LiCESsEDmaternlty noma for unwed mothers Don-profit, conflden tial.

Florence Cnttenton Home. Call 5-4321. SIoiijl Cltv. Iowa SANTA CLAUSTOITS for rent ail sirea 9-5SS0 3-515t. PRIVATE room.

Vst'flr. "in piivat home. Kuons, board and cans for elderly people. VACANCIES for men'and "womenT Anderson Nurin Home. -793S.

WANTED-car sar'aitc to rent" rle. 12th and Hih.8-0925 beforeJJ. WaST reliable pa fty i car to Los Angelas, 82-2506 cHIt'D care lit my home, day or week S22 E. gjajji. in my home days 1448 W.

8th. Continued on Scxt Pag 5:00 Smokcy's Firm Silent Etrljr Bird Silent Silent ISunriie Hoar Silent 5:15 SKow Show Chora Time 5:30 jmnker Smith Newi, Evant Korn Kobblen, Sunrise Hour Good Morninf 5:45 Show. Bohjl: Zeld Newt Down On Fm Neithbor 6:00 country Devotions HeV Hon Good Morninf Dtwi Buster I Believe News 6:15 music Farm Hour March of Ac- Folks Feeders Guide Newt, Shirek Early Birds 6:30 Newt; Sports Here's Loffler News, Kirkp'k Family Altar Morninr Mkts. Ray Andersoa Farm Newt 6:45 Don Bell Show, News, Temp. J.

Lee Wills Worship Sale Rinf C. Worcester Go Visiting 1 7:00 records Top Records Alex Dreier Safety Rndup. News News, Shirek News 7:15 News, Soliday Nonsent Musical Clock Westerns Minute Man Musical Musical 7:30 Don Bell Show Fun News, Gelatt with Irish Bulletin Board Clock Clock 7:45 continues 1st Ed. News Musical Clock Unity V'Point Minute Man Breakfast Club and Almanac 8:00 News, Rhoades Breakfast Weather Buddy Newt Newt, Bruner News, Schn'der 8:15 Don Bell Show, Club. With Buckaroos Tucker Time, Musical Clock Coffee 8:30 music and D.

McNeill, Kitchen Cluh Back to Topics 4 H. Roberts Club 8:45 fun with 'Sam' Aunt Fanny the Bible Tunes Music Hall Edith Hansen 00 News; Lois and True Story M. M. McBridt Rev. Parker Kitchen News, Chev'ton News, Nelson 9:15 Larry, 9:05 Whispering Boh Smith Dr.

Michelson Klatter Listen Ladies Godfrey Time 9:30 Arthur Godfrey's Streets Show Voict of China Quarter Tim Arthur Godfrey Fr. Parker, 9:45 morninf Girl Marries Break Bank Rev. Caswell G. Brd. News Time with Marion 10:00 musical Mod.

Romances Strike It Tom Moor Hour Of Fr. Parker, Marlowe, 10:15 crew Christmas Bells Rich Show Melody the Mariners' Mariners 10:30 Make Up Mind Red Skehon Phrase Pays Queen (or Melody Time Make Up Mind Make Up Mind 10:45 Hymn Time Show Coffee Break a Day Hr.of Melody Kitchen Club Gal Sunday "ll700 Wendy" Warren. Nothing Judy Jana Edith Day By Day" Wendy-Warren WeTdyWarTen 11:15 Aunt Jenny New Ma Perkins Webber Country Aunt Jenny Aunt Jenny 11:30 Helen Trent Mr. and Mrs. Buckaroos Break Bank Style Helen Trent Helen Trent 11:45 Our Gal Sunday Shumate Perry Mason News, Mitchell Today's News Gal Sunday News, Markets Caterpillar Sales Up for November PEORIA, ILL.

Caterpillar Tractor Co. reported Thursday November sales were nearly 16 per cent, higher than in Novem ber 1953, reversing a downward trend covering almost IS months. November sales were 1 $35,806,953 against $30,949,024 for that month of 1953. Florence Swihart Fractures Ankle Florence Swihart, a reporter for The Register, fractured her left ankle Thursday when she stumbled in a hole in the pavement in the 600 block on Forty-sixth street. Miss Swihart, who lives at 1120 Polk was a patient at Iowa Methodist Hos pital Thursday night.

FEEL SLIGHT QUAKE. CAL. UP) A 20-second earthqviake strong enough to shake Christmas trees in homes was felt here at 11:05 m' Thursday, coupe. NKW YORK. THURSDAY (A P)--rofiee-SiwI Nn.

4 clnard at S7.7jcA; ami and freight offering In-rlnile Sunttia Rourunnft at bo.OOe noc.N and 5s, 50 RT SOc.N. Sumo No. 4 "8" futures rlnaed 60 iloo points higher: ron-trans; Mtrrh. TcN: May, 59 July. 5.1.1'OrN: Kepfmer.

S2.45cN; December. ,10 on ii 50 30r. Santos futures closed quiet, no salea. A Asked; Nominal. Cottonseed Oil.

NEW YORK. THURSDAY AP Rleai-hahle cottonseed oil rutures rloned 2'4r tower; saira. 9 rontiacts: March, IMOrB: May. 1M3cB. Cir.iiing hida: Januarv.

15 10cN: July. 1.Y0.V: September, 14 Roc; October. 14 70rN: fivemlier. 14S3c.V. Bid: Nomina! KGTV, Channel 17 DKS MOIM.S.

4 4 Mnvia SOD Ntua ti: la-John Dalv Rin Tin tin OO-FHila Forum 7:10 Play of the Week 8 0o 8iar Shall Rise 8 "A Christmas Carol" 8 .10 Person to Person lO'Oft-Chrlatmaa Eve Service WHO-TV, Channel 13 itr.s mui.vh. Today I una Dong Ni-hooi Time to Live Stent 10:00 Home 11:00 Betty While 11 leather Your Nest 12 OO Mu.nr Hall 12 RKH 1 :00 Movie 2:00 Dreatest Gift 2:15 Oolden Wlpdows Tn Be Ann. 2:45 Miss Marlowe Film Subject Mr. Sweeney ,1:4 5 Modern Romance. 4 OO Pmkv ie 4:.10 Howdy Doody 5:00 I.ucky 13 Ratten 5:15 cruaailer Rahhli New.

Sports Kildie Klsher Newa Carava, 7:00 Re, I Buttons Racket Squad Slnrv 8'tO-Iear Phoehe Sports Htlulits Creaiest Momenta 10 oo-News and Weather 10:1.5 Sports Christmas Carol" 11. nil Midnight Alass WOI-640 AMKS. 'fin-March Parade 12:00 Newa I 5 Dow on Facts arm 7 -New 7 Music Shop Shop SMt-Maraeta 9 kers Markets Room 111 (lO- S'ewa Club 11 a Corner 11:15 Dental Health 11 iO-Mnslc In the Air Will KM Concert ROD News Music to Remeniher -Twilieht Symphony 45 R. Ritas 1 Oil Accordion Band 1 'ID- Markets 2 and Svmpitoitv 2:.0 Am.ihl and Niaht Vi.itors Knzhsli 3:15 Women's Forum 3 4: 00 News 4 15 This Is Iowa State Time 4 45-Sisn Oft il me. 5 -Chritm Kve with BRC Concert 10 55 News Final 11.00 Sign Off WSUI-910 low ni'v.

OO Chapel 5-Ncws Serenai'e C'irols 10:15 Little Gold the Vikincs 1 1 Hoi id iv 12 00 Rhvthm Rambles 1 Nes 12 4VA Christmas Story 1 chats 2 oo-News 2 15 S.n Off No Saturday Lulinjs Shoe 11:30 spirit of thinking and direction." He said-used car dealers are in healthier circumstances since overhead was trimmed and more attention is being given to buying and merchandising after "many dealer fatalities" resulted from conditions of a year ago. Miles reported national averages of used car sales showed a decline for November, being off 5.7 per cent from a year ago, while inventories were 4.7 per cent under a year ago. For the midwest states, he reported sales 3.5 per cent under a year ago, and inventories down 1 per cent. P.ank clearing In 25 leading cities in the week ended Dec. 22 rose to $23,196,749,000, compared with $19,992,675,000 in the preceding period and a year ago, Dun Brad-slrect reported.

Carryover of cotton In the United' States next Aug. 1 will i be about 9.800,000 Dales, up about 200,000 from last Aug, 1, the Department of Agriculture estimated. Production and imports this year are estimated at 13.700,000 bales, while domestic consumption is estimated at nine million bales, and exports at 4.5 million bales. The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, New York, has passed the 10 billion dollar mark In ordinary life insurance in force, Ray D. Murphy, president, announced.

The total has doubled in the last 11 years. Statistic published by the International tin study group show world production of tin-plate declined from 693.000 tons in September, to 403,000 tons in October, due mainly to a sharp drop in United States October output. The central statistical organization of India reported in New Delhi that the average annual earnings of individuals in India RADIO Bank of Cedar Rapids world from London utory In music and song Memorial of Cedar Rapid WMT Intra lor Over 30 ror" rose 3.5 per cent in the 1951-52 financial year to the equivalent of $57.64. The increase, however, represented only a 2.2 per cent upturn in i purchasing power. National income for the year latest period for which statistics are available was the equivalent of $20,979,000,000, up 966 million dollars from the preceding year.

The Interstate Commerce Commission announced it has extended the cutoff date on which the railroads may discontinue special rates on livestock in certain drought disaster areas to May 31, and on hay to Feb. 15. The special rates had been due to expire Dec. 31. A New Vork Stock Exchange membership sold for $80,000, off $6,000 from the last transaction.

The current bid is $75,000, while 3a nnn oeUH E. C. it I president of Chrysler division, Chrysler announced the appointment of R. E. VVhitehurst, Monroe, and YV.

M. Murphy, Waterbury, as special assistants to the president. The two men, who will aid in sales direction and surveys, have been operating auto dealerships. Whitehurst was general manager of a Lincoln-Mercury dealership, and Murphy was general manager and a partner in a Dodge dealership. Foremost Dairies, announced in Jacksonville, that it is acquiring control of Philadelphia Dairy Products with 12 processing plants and 22 i distributing plants from New York to Virginia; and the Blue i Moon Foods, Thorp, cheese producer with a subsidi- ary that distributes butter, eggs i and cheese.

The two firms have been do-1 ing an annual business of about 50 million dollars each, which will bring Foremost's total sales to around 400 million dollars a year, the announcement said. WOI-TV, Channel 5 AMU. 7:00 Morntna snow Professor Pel Oarry Moore be ann. 10 :) Strike It RirM 11 O.i Valiant Idy 11 15 Love Of Life 11 Sarrh For Tnmiirrow 11 Light Wason Welcome Travelers Ideas 1 10 House Parly 2 00 Big Pavnff Boh Crosby 3:00 Your Home Hour 3. .10 -( in Your Arrounl 4.IH Westward Whoa Cartoon rapera 4 4VMacic induw 5:15 Window Watrhets Everybody Knameering 5'45 Televiaita 0:00 Captain Video 15 News Sports -Douzlas V.d vards Penv CnTO And Harriett.

Topper 5 OU Spirit Of Christmas our Mlsa Brooks OO t'hanre Of A Lifetime 9 Therefore Wi'h Juv 10:00 Nev 10:15 Christmas Kealure 10 Ml fhrialmas Service 1 ('hrl'tmas In Boystown AUVKUTImKMK.NT. QUICKIES By Ken Reynolds "Vi'atch oui! Since ihty sinned ung Rtgister and Tribune Wmj Ad it' full of womenl" Boies' Mm I VOI PROGRAMS FOR FRIDAY AFTERNOON. 12:00 What Do Say 2nd Ed News, News, Plamb'k Polka Party Chow Time Voice of Iowa Dinner Bell 12:15 News, Rhoades Weath. Mktt. Farm Hilitet IntT Music Farm Digest News, Shirek Soo City Mkts.

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