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DIXIE DUGAN PITTSBURGH PRESS, MARCH 10, 1953 PAGE Vital Statistics ocdsf FOR PERIOD ENDING 4:30 4. M. (E ST 1118S rr MWeatherm U4CtJttEND WW ALERTTO I I CHIEF 1 Uwml. ARMS' PRORABi -wW THE. RIVER--- CHECK IIZZ MIKE VERY FAR -f V-- jjji -1 ri Western Pa Cloudy, high 35 to 43 outh portion, occasional light snow over north portion with high of 30 to 34 today.

Cloudv tonight, low 2A to 32 Wednesday rioudv, some snow changing to rain and becoming milder. Ohio Rather cloudv with occasional light I mow likely in northeast portion today. High i 42 to 50 except northrest portion. Oria-i slonal rain likely tonight and Wednesday: mixed with aom anow in northeast por-' tlon tonight. Low 30 in 35 in north and 35 to 34 In entith portion.

West Va. Increasing cloudiness today, highest AS to 54. Occasional rain likely tonight and Wednesday. Low tonight 32, to 34 Comparative temperature and preeipiiatlon for March in. 1953.

Airport Stations. A i'A ni v5j 4 i WEATHf IFOIOCAJt r3r52rll'S0l'4 9 High 341 34 1 34 341 53521 34747 14 3" Low I 151 371 341141'' 3713.4 Mean 351331 41I3S! 371 34' Tl.OJi Ti.04i.03r0lTI.loTo Normal fur th 30 Deficiency in temperature for day. II Derniency in tempertaur since Mar 1 79 Excess in tempciatui sime Jan. 1.. S4 2 Total pterlpnation since Msr.

1 A7 Normal precipitation since Msr. 1 .90 Deficiency in precipitation since Msr. 1 03 Total precipitation since 1 4 ns Normal precipitation sine Jan. 1.,.. 4 04 Deficicnrv in precipitation since Jan.

1. .95 ror Period Ending 7 .10 a m. 1 aW 1 4 saVJams-- name 1 smttss trinisi TTtNOWISS rrsiffni I I at ails iwew SIW lilll mow fiussitt es twowist MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS SRFI.DOW-ANDRF.WS WlllUm 44M Mil-gut Marlon T4S N. Hllhlaiid Ave. LFBOVITf-BOODMAN Hsrrv.

SM3 Jckson Marlen S38 Farrltut St. OILL-OSBORNF Joseph Ilmhurtt, Nora 690S McPhenon Bldg. James Chicago, Felyn 744 1 Susquehanna St. KING-ADKINS Thomas 1113 W. North Ave: Firtlle L.

720 Prestley St. MAR.MLL-Mr Edward 3MJ Bay-tree Hons S20 Peralto St. NEL4I)-DLAN Henry J. 3S Clarion Barbara 210 Anderson St. TI TIMI-Ml RRAY Dominic.

Al Fratler McKees Hocks; Pearl 74 Highland McKces Rocks. HAtE-PAIRRitiR Theodore. 75J itiirtlera Ave, McKees Rocks, Rose Wis, iti Char-tiers Ave McKees Rnckl OI.DS-MilWI'R Jerry PltUfleld. Msrv ss Jlarel Prlve. Roy S901 Rlppey St; Frsnrej.

f9fll Rlppev St. MARQCARDT-BARROIR Waller 3700 Houston St Ruth, 200J Ml. Troy Rd. Rl SVIIN Mll.l TR Edward J. Jr 1115 I.tnd-berg Ktn: Barbara 114 More-wood Clenshaw.

Donald I. Ohio St Pcetv 912 E. Ohio St, McWIM.IAMS-McCAHAN John 111 Woodhaven Lane, J. Colleen, R. D.

1, Anderson Rd. WATT-WI'BB Georg Jr 700 lonmi Ave Shirley Lee, 903 Grand Ave TWYFORD-BAKER Georg 111 Mlddl Msrlon S09 Cedar Av. SCII I II IIUI LH'S nttorlno. 349 Oakland Ave; Gins. 4124 Stanley St.

RlNGKR-r lsMR Morris. Cleveland, Bo, slyn, A3 14 Eddv St. Stsnlev "4 Bo. land Rd Wllkuisburg, Vilms, 110S Virginia Ave MASSIE-SIROM Paul S41 Sprlngdal Dr Msrirreta. 323 Clltlesal Rd.

rill IiK-MIt I'l'ARn Vernon L. 3023 Prehl Ave; Thclma 143. Juniata St. LK.HINKR Ht RT Charles 133A Bsll- road McKeesport, Dorli, 310 Crest Clalrton. ROSE-O'MALIFT George 50S Stork-Inn Betty Lucille, 304 X.

Stockton Ave. ORrNTAK-WAMDJIA Ceorge, 1717 Willow St McKeesport; Helen, 71 Slith Av McKees port. STARK-TH1IMANN Floyd Tarrntum; Jcsn Server BUGS INNY I iT PETUNIA AlP WHAT A REVOLTIN' PEVELOMEVT IF TH'OU' 6UPE" j) rM I I HANifi IP I HANS IT T' COl? OA'S 7 PRAIN WASN'T 1 'I 1 MtM ,1. TURE HOLE, TH'OTHEfc one perco latin; I I 1 (hJSo it 1 MICKEY FINN -ANP WAT'S RIGHT, ROSES! 1 JOST ROINEP TE VWOIeI hE PROBABLY IS WEIL. I -I SAVE 'TVN SENT HER THE EXPENSIVE EVENING SO WHEN kVE COMING UP OH EVERY F-AITel IN r-wO THINK 7 YES: SOMETHING A-A bOt WITH A LITTLE CARP BUSINESS JUST KITTY.

FLOSSIE MICHAEL IS HAPPENED LAST NIGHT, OF FLOWERS?) -SAVING HE'S AND I CAME RIGHT AOME AS KITTY SAIP I-I-CANT BELIEVE WORRYING MRS. I-AH- COWING UP HEREll IN A CAB -BUT IT -AH IT1S ANYTHING ELSE? ABOUTKITTYPtOLPTOMNOTTO OZC. NATURALLY MAPElT nurni'jTio it untlO ri)(J leslerday '1 cmperaLurcs H. L-l Albany 33 1 v( Miami A I inula 55 43i Minneapolis Allsntic Cllv. 37 271 New Orleans H.

I. 80 1 1 4 5 .30 70 51 No 4, Newell. W. V. ftlpntr 14 OS; Dim No.

10, Steubenvlll. Ohio 11. 7R, Dsm 13, Wheeling. V. 13.9F.

The rivers In the Pittsburgh District will change but llttl during the negt 34 hours. Nsvigation dsma on the upper Ohio River BiMnaitk .33 2. New York 40 .33 4 3 33 B9 44 Norfolk were ramcd yesterday morning Fslllng. Rising, a Stationary. Pool.

Unknown. larkr SUMT Sorioo A tmatl id- ion JbJT i'' Slat mint may 35 20, Oklahoma City 5 1 43 It 20, Omsha 43 44 55 24 Philadelphia 44 .30 4.3 .37 i rhoenlx SO 54 .3.3 311 PITTSBURGH. 34 39 4 3 3l Raleigh 51 .30 43 .3 11 San Francisco. 5S 61 54 40 Siiult Ste.Msn 30 1 .39 3L! Seattle 53 43 49 4 21 Shefltlsn 55 21 5 2 4 7 1 St Louis 54 .37 .34 34: Tampa 7 7 57 put your pen in ptrjeel condition. IS HERE Boii Bosi on Ruflals Rutte Chicago Cleveland Columbus Denver Dea Moines Delroit Dodge Cltv.

Furl Huron Indlsnsnolta Jacksonville Kansaa City. Is Angeles. Loulsvill Madison Memphis Ti tpecklltt tn rt-Pairing all typn of Pureer Ptm, 2 ill Tucson 7 7 5i S4 54: Washington 4.3 34 44 48. Wlilltton 53 33 50 5H Calgaiv 5 24 54 34 Montreal 25 3 39 3.3: Swift Current. 35 53 45' The Pas 33 14 SmtlliieU Pen Skoppe Til Liberty Pgh.

22, Pi. 604 Clark Bldg. AT. 1-7935 i0 DOM'T LET IT BEDROOM. $95 up JvGET YOU D0WMI1 River Conditions At a.

m. tonay the Allegheny and Ohio Rivers were fslllng slowly while th Mononga-hcli River was about stationary. Scattered light precipitation fell over ihe waiershed during the past 24 hours, snd depth of snow on th ground reported this morning varied from trsces in the vallevs to 7 Indies In the mountain areas the greatest amount being at Blalrsvllle, Pa. River states were reported is follows: Allcthenv Rnrr: Warren. Pa 4 NF; Franklin.

Pa. 5.7F. Farkry, Pa. 5. OF.

Monon-gahela River: Lock 7, Greensboro, Pa. 12 KF; Cheat River; Parsons. W. Vs. 4 3F; West Fork River: Clarksville.

W. Va. 0 9S, Youghloghenv River: siitersville, Pa. 8 4F; Beaver River: Beaver Falls. Ps.

4 4S; Ohio River: Pittsburgh, Pa. 14 6P; Dasliields Dsm (Upper Gagei 14. 7F: Montgomery Dsm. Pa. B.8K.

Dam No. 7, Midland, Pa. 13 2S. Dim BEDROOM, $115 up 9 BvJI jjust a fsw iter Ml 46 Mlttlifl TEETH Irekta Dl ATCC 1 unihu BRAND REPAIRED WHIH YOU I NEW! 4iF APARTMENT SIZE Bit HTOLD-LOVETRO Wllllim 940 Flora Theresa. 4407 Lurcrnt St.

WOULHEATER-WIKSFN John M. Hi Seventh Homestead, Alberta, 335 Mary Munhsll. LEONARD-MILLS Jasper, 351 Lombard Corrine. in Wooster St. DAVIS-PIRIFOY John 3A1J Centr Rose Mae, 308 W.

Fourteenth Home.tesd BATTLE-JOHNSON Nelson. 314 DevUller Edith. 230 Carrlnglon Rt. 9ISI.FV-COOIJ William 2000 Svlvan Ave. McKeesport.

Clara Marie, 514 Indians Ave Glassport. CRIGAN-t REGAN Wllllim J. 109 Ivor Virginia 13S Vlrrlnla Munhsll. SI'DDARY-STRASSFR Wllllsm 1334 Rlvervlew Verona; Le. JS1J Harbison Ave.

MASKNGILL-BFIGHLET Robert F. 433 Locust Turtle Creek; Opal S43 Georie Turtle freek. DI NSMORE-ALDRIOH Dal 4S33 Vr-non Rd Whitehall; Janet. Whitehall. OOINFA-COOPLR Slmi, S33 Helsel Homestesd; Christine, Heliel Homeslesd Fdwsrd 1S07 tor-mont Ave; Ellraheth 1 Rosemont St.

MATI.RA-ROTELIA Guy. 37 Cliy Way; Rose Marie. 721 Brighton Rd. HI.ltRMANN-W0l.FSON Paul. 4444 Rosemoor St Rachel 3425 Fifth Ave.

MARTIN-GRANT Wllllim. 535 Emlin Way; Dorothy, 535 Emlin Way. McCOMAS-COOK Stanley Dean. Asnsj Avlesboro Dorothy Ann, 15 Mohawk Brookslde Farmi. GREENSBURG OI.ANTZ-MAOADOF, Norman Creeni-burg.

Miriam Pittsburgh. DIVORCE SUITS fILED EVFRFTT -Mary L. against Harold A. STEVENS Jamea C. against Jean.

WALSH Anna against Anthony. PHAR Helen A. against James M. PALCZYNSKI Catherine acalnst Msg. COLANijELO Hugo A.

against Emma DOUGLAS Virginia W. against Robert J. KELLER Theresa L. aralnst Donald S. ALLEN Melvyn against Mary P.

RONESORTE Charles J. against Betty A. CAMPBELL Jarob against Carrie L. MCKNIGHT Helen M. galnst Ellsworth O.

WHUPPLE Dorothy B. against Harold V. DIVORCES GRANTED DR. BAUM "A DtntUi You Co Trrl sr At f4 rti BLDG. 00 BLOCK.

LIBERTY AVI, TAKE ELEVATOR SPINETS 495 2 YM. FAY OPEN EVE'S 'TIL miller pianos We'll t-lean, oil, repair, regulate! At lowet prices! One-year guarantee, IIOSENIIAUM-S IT'olrfc Repair, firtt floor CAPTAIN EASY il "SIMf WA. AVA.TI Ipi FORGET IT. GUESS WV-AHUERE5 I NHV WAS HE 60 UPSET? WAS TOM 3. HUERY! r5gv RE NBITOM EDGE.W0R:KYIM3 NOTE TO OWE OF H15 PROOUCTIOM i Vi 7sZK UEILSOM! IP I A60UT OUR PROBLEM WITH THE CREWS? AU' WOT 00E5 "WIK.V yt THE JACKSON TWINS uava' cro Vi-y-in rr aac I I CAU-VOU TmR.

BRITTLE "1 FINE WELL, I'VE GOTl I ONCE THE A CHANCE TO 5AV BV THE WRONG TMINS ANV-J Ar-I EARLY APPOINT TALK! A SCrVETHlNG NAME ANSWER I ONE WHO MENT r--- UsVN'rTGO PAPDV, TWIN HAS I WANT TO JUST AS IF I yCAN TELL VOL) 'BYE JIB-BUT AHEAPA RUN OUT A LOCK SMART WERE RIGHT APART IS A WHEN THE BOSS ft HEH, HEH JGENIUS4 If 1 3 jfT V25V SfBT anp you twins' A KZx' okav, DAppy 1 1 yi 03 Warrlngion Av. HU. I-1 400 yaK 14 LOW 44 mm i inn iKftVPTOX John Cameron Swayze on the Mews (SeareaveoEH I BIFOCAL I 98 AOD'l a A Your glsai pre. ensile filled sjulckly nd accurately. Iraki fraaiti rsplsss4 walls ysi 1111.

Flit Mrtlis eg lam fssllcitlasi. Jut trial th sragen lion For Further Information Call EX. 1-2226 BREEN Mijorle from Henry P. MURDOCK Almeda M. from Bernard L.

ROSE Gladys E. from Daniel V. YOI'Nf Alice M. from Jamei G. WEISBERG Dorothy J.

from Lawrenc. ALLIE Lull M. from Matthew L. BRAHAM Gertrude from James DOWNIE Ann 8. from Robert M.

MAXWELL Helen V. from Georg R. SER VAN Anne from Michael. BATYKEFER Betty J. from Raymond I.

Jr. DEAN Eric A. from Minnie L. DEELEY Geraldln from Albert T. LOMNICKI Frank from JulU.

TODD Helen D. from Frank A. WHERIJER Albert D. from Iran L. WIEDT Karl W.

from Iren L. CROWDER violet from NSithinM. FOSTER Margaret M. from William LANGF.NBACKER Frank from Jcaa C. O'BRIEN Vlnetta B.

from Leo H. RADDEN Arthur from Ruby. SANFORD Eleanor M. from Harvey WILLS FILED BRACEY, Emma Caroline Brace Anderson, admrs. c.

t. personalty, unknown; realty, unknown. Abraham Herman, atty. Presented by CAMEL CIGARETTES I 1 WJ AC-TV 7 '45 p.m. onjitUiiii'Vi Block of Mount Washington Property Included New Television Station to Buy KQV Tower i.siiki.i.c rvuivai il.

eAirs personalty, unknowrs; rulty, non. John M. Gannon. tty. vision stations In Lansing, personalty unknown, realty, none.

Georg nmi. n. jtipin, vni.rx, personalty unknown, realty nan Rob- and Memphis, Tenn. The City's two other ultra o. Liicua Airomcy.

fiAUTD r- 1 I ivniixHrci namnron and JesiU E. Ruppert, xtrci. personalty unknown, realty none N. R. Scliadc high frequency stations already KQV, said today that the Ohio group had taken an option on the property.

"I haven't any doubt that they are going to buy it," he said. Mr. Murray said that KQV has not used the property since it gave up FM broadcasting about Mrncjr. BRUDER, Mary Esther Rmder Splrk, rstrg. personalty $900, realty $7500 Wm.

D. Irwin. Attorney. WOLFE, Lawrence Mary Clarke Wolfe, extrx. personalty unknown, realty unknown Rt07.rf rinnn A Mount Washington FM tower, now owned by Radio Station KQV, will be bought by one of Pittsburgh's new television stations.

The property, which Includes nearly a whole block facing Grandview Avenue, Is scheduled to be sold to Television Station WTQV. Option Taken Owned by three Ohio businessmen, the station will operate on ultra high frequency channel 47. James Murray, manager of LECHNER. Edward A. Eliil P.

Lechner. Shiloh and Wyoming Streets as well as Grandview Ave. The tower itself is more than 1100 feet above average terrain. It Is 350 feet tall. Sale Trice Xot Disclosed Mr.

Murray said the Ohio men have put money down and that they have until May 1 to buy the property. He did not reveal the sale price. The ownrrs of the television station are J. Frank Gallagher, a drugstore magnate; Loren Berry and Ronald B. Woodyard.

They operate Radio Station WONE In Dayton, and also have licenses to operate tele xlrx personslty unknown, realty non have towers. Station WENS, which will operate on Channel lfi, has taken over Hadio Station WCAE's FM tower on Mc-Knight Rd. Station WKJFTV on Channel 53 will use the facilities of Radio Station WKJF on Grand-view Avenue, Mt. Washington. All three ultra-high frequency Andrew' John E.

Winner. a year ago. exir. personalty lonn, realty $10,000 John E. winner and Floyd V.

Winner, SMITH, Ir'lt Fisk Nln Eberhsrt Smith, Announcing 0 Of INTEREST afi.2O BEARING TIME DEPOSIT CERTIFICATES Totter Time Deposit1 Certificates are now being offered in denominations of $1000 up to in even hundred dollar Bums, paying 2J annual interest. Interest id paid by check semi-annually for full six month deposit periods. Interest dates begin the first of the month following date of deposit. Withdrawal requires six months written notice. POTTEH HANK AM) TKUHT C0MPAW Grant St.

at Fifth Diamond Pittsburgh 30, Ta. Member ederal Briery System; F.D.f.C. ainuii, realty none I 3 Days Fri. I iRIolRR HOME s- ni demon- V) UUUUL3 STRATION ATlantic 1-0800 (mm b.n.ii.H., HOLLIS, Tiieodore M. Sr.

People First N. Besides the tower, the property includes a building for housing a transmitter. There's plenty of room for the construction of a studio building: adjoining it, Mr. Murray said. The acreage faces nans es i rusr exrr personslty unknown, realty unknown R.

R. Dale E. Mary M. Zimmer stations expect to get on the air before the year is out. man, extnr persona It unknown, realty Unknown Raw A Mrlla SHANER, Jamei Catherine V.

Shaner. extnr. personalty unknown, realty none Georg Hllty, Attorney. Features Radio and Television Programs (PROGRAMS ARE PROVIDED BY STATION'S EASTERN STANDARD TIME) Daytime Stations WDUQ FM WDTV tOO-Mstlne WJACTY Channel WWSW 970 FM 941 Ad- vnlnr H'14-Hirhwsv Safely VlrW Arlrmtnrai Quiii Musi News Trouhl with Father Melodle JJ'40-Newi Pigs) 4 Fry 4 30-Four Knlrht 4 45-Alrlane Melodle 5 oo-ramoui Caravan B' 4 5-News 4 00-Keynote 4' 1 5-Miisic Comment 4 30-Snorti 4 45-Mlody Msrt Development f1 Wood. Newt Parade; Qnti Cptnln Tld- rnntlnnsl RnAni with View time Out 9.

jo-Adventure IA Music Barron 10 00-Then and Now 1015-Newi Whst We Pound gcienc Tell Ui 1 1'00-Melodlcs 12 00-Hesdllne New 13 05-News Dftsils 3 315-Your Heritig Party llOO-Your Heilth BaT Schneider Reiord Hlti Tueker, Sport Record Hill News: Record Record Bit Tucker, Sprta Record Hit Dress Par I Parade; llnckey Hornets-Hershey Continued The rneinerted Continued Dinah Shor News Caravan Milton Berl Continued Continued Continued rrtntlnneti Kfrn Prntftfl ContlnuM KDKA I WCAE I WJAS I KQV Unc 1020 ABr 1250 CPS 1S20 UBC 1410 FM 92.9 FM 98.1 FM 99.7 6:9 ewi News! Snnrtt Bob Print Btrklrr Kmlth :19 Tell Imt J)r Mcrhel Nrw Trrnor SO Bern. Arimtroni Continued Betles MmH Memorr Lan Three Stir Eitri Jon Mid bpmrkJe Lowell IhomM Continued 7:00 gymphnnett The Roun Beulih Fulton Uwl. Jr. Continued Elmer lli Junior MIm Lombard New silver Eil Heattet On. Murta Con't Newl Ken.

8:00 Cirileid at prrlnf People Are Fnnj Bi-krthull i Amerle Partners Continued Continued Bed Skelton Enter Seil Drlr Mr. Mr. North Cmtlnueff Continued Continued Continued Continued 900 Martin Town Meeting LI'e with Lglfl Batkrtball and Lwta Continued Continued Continued Fibber A Moll Continued M' Friend trma Club (elrbrltr Continued Buhl Planetarium Continued Continued 1 fl Tw0 New of Tnmor'w Pinnni O. Oa Prink Edward I 11 Mone Freedom Store Continued SporH; kerenad IN Orek. Ed Hill: R.

A. C.ueit star Jut l.lnten Orrheitr Butlrr; Cont. Three Sun Continued niO Paul Lon, New New Roundun Ken HIM'brind J. Borer, Sport Swinr Shift Dwiiht Cook Musle for Readlnl :30 Partr Line Continued Dance Orrh. Continued Continued Continued Continued Maile; New 4 :00 Parte Lin Newis Sport Oreh.

Mgile fa I Continued Swim fhift Continued Reading I ISO Continued Continued sifn OB Sifutur I Continued Continued Sim Off I 4 00-Poe story 4 1 5-Amerlcn Trail V30-Radlo Nether. lands Composer no-Music H'30-Masterwnrk 10:30 New. oj WEDNESDAY Orchettr Hockey ConllnueJ Continued Continued Crrnttnutvl fdr.m nf gm 7:45 KQV Duquesne-West cm Kentucky basketball. 8:00 KDKA Cavalcade of America Lee Bowman in "Secret Road" a U. S.

spy story. 8:00 WJAS People are Funny." 8:00 WJACTV Milton Berle. 8:00 WDTV Bishop Sheen. 8:30 WCAE East er Seal Drive. 8:30 WDTV-Keep Posted.

8:30 WWSW Hornets-Her shey hockey. 9:00 WJAS Life with Luigi. 9:00 WJACTV Fireside Theater "Money Under a Tree" a bank robbery story. 9:00 WCAE Town Meeting "Who Should Judge the Fitness of Our College Teachers?" Rep. Carroll Kearns and Rep.

Eugene McCarthy. 9:30 WJACTV -Circle Theater "House of Tears." 10:00 KDKA Herb Shriner's "Two for the Money." 11:30 WDTV Tales of Tomorrow "Lonesome Village." and You 1'15-Navy sterTIm Good 1 44-U N. World 3'00-Old Tale and New J.15-Grest Day ao Sdenc Fireside Theater Continued Circle Theater Continued Two fnr th Money Grestef firhls Invlt. Plavhnnae Feature Theater rontlniied Continued Continued Three fMtle Thettrff Wane One Bomf) THE BEST WPGH 1080 KC World Tontrht IH MUSIC Horkcy Continued Melodies Continual ll-ltar FIT ContlnueJ Continue Contlni "970 Oo" Continued to a nx 1-30 Pennsy PoOra Tnmnrrnw't Tatei Bedlam Rev. BoTke) A.

U. Mlchelion -Breakfaat IB Bedlam -Headlln New Sign Off" Ovmnued Mrtt ehlr pt, Shr.W ptntl Swin- h)ft rnnMnijed 00 i'SO 4 45 0:30 no- 3 3 4 5- 3 no. 4 no. 4 30- 5 45- 5 50- 4 no- 4 30- Keynote Swan siiverton Phvthm Pendervou Nsval Peserre Studio Shellscr Shaek Studio De Jay News Snort Musle Sim Off 20,000 WATTS 93.7 ON FM DIAL 18 Hour Daily 7.00AM..O 7,00 A. At VYKJf-TVt Cnvrf Chann.l 53 In 1953 For Women Only Platter Pllvfilt P1lHr McConneU Music frmrj Studio New -Plckin 4 Slngta 0 45 10 00 11:00 1300 13:15 WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS Firi? Wedne(wJt Early Wednesday fFFDNFUDAT tn 7 Bd nd Rainbow Continued Continued Continued fhararterl Pcnnsy SpceaaJ Characters Continued WPIT-730 KC ronttn'jed Clock Watcher News Clock Watcher World New Burs Bill Continued Continued 13 00-Noon New 13 15-Alan Black News: Musle Rreakfait Tim New Jack Hunt Show Bill Burns: New Carroll; Tune Gabriel Healter Musicreel (Itrmwi riwr'ntiH rrmMrtne1 Cm tin 'led BUDGET Back RIM Rev.

Munvon Rev. Powell Hsven of Reat Herald of Healing Voice of Chin wpiT Newi James Shosg Hvmn Sing Noon New Alsn Black News Poika Part 4-30-f 00. 9 30 10- no 10 30 10- 4S- 11:00. lt'05- 11- 45-13 00-12 15 1 55 3 00- Kitchen Club Vlrtor Undlltu Shoppct gehool of Air. 2 00-Polka Psrt 3 00-J Andre Show 4 00-News 4 Black 4'30-Sesh oo-Jan Andre 4 Off WEDNESDAY 00 -Kay Ball 7 30-Weather; Newg 7 45-Rev.

Halff 00-Unltv Vlewontnl 4 15-Bit of Heaven New Red fmM C.nrry Moor Hrtme FdHlrej rnnttnnerl ArfhfJF 0dfrw OmMTltiei ikdmhal presents Television's Outstanding Personality of the year. Bishop Fulton J. Sheen 10 Dv Tvano Continued Continued Continued Fd Wood. New Dave Tirson Musi Tyson. New Breakfast Club (Music, Comedy) Continued Continued My Tru Story Continued Whisper.

Street A Girl Marrte Ring rrosbv VYh. Clvilliattnn Break the rtan Continued Nws: lack Blrrb Polka Woman's World Musle Triplet New Tell Story Jay Michael Continued Bu ft BIU Jane Ellen Bat) Musle Music; New Arthur Godfrey Continued Continued Continued Arthur Godfrey Continued Bine Crosby Rosemary nine rtoffff Artbnr rdfrey Continued Prologu Weleom Traveler Double or Nothing Strike It Rlek Continued Bob and Ray Bob Hop NEW BAG-NEW HOSE terms NEW CORD-NEW FILTER 2 YR. WRITTEN GUARANTEE Bvy on Dectrolux completely reconstrvded in 1951 by United expert. Model 11 irvonyfKtred in 1931, has new United ports -Wos-BogFilJr. 11 In Fverv Family Continued Strike It Rich Continued Bride A fftHhe It Rift) Con Mliiie; LITTLE UI 12 Tewi Bt NnwTJjj) Ti nf For Tnmnrr New Brunch Continued Roblnhood Show Cordis Co.

Continued Continued Continued Cordle Co. Continued John Davis, New Cordle Cs). Cordle A Cw, Continued Tune Inn Continue. Tone Inn Continued Continued Continued Tune Inn Continued Continued Continued News; Weftther Polka Rhythm Continues Continued Melodtgoroond Continued Continued Continued Melodyyorouni Continued Continued Continued Melodvfnroullw Continued Continued Continued Eeenrd Hit Continued Continued Continued News; Record Record Hits Continued Records; Sport Bride A Groom live of Life For Tomorrow Guldlnr Light r.uidlnr Iifht Can't Ease Up, Stevenson Warns TOKYO, March 10 (UP) Adlai Stevenson, 1952 Democratic presidential candidate, said today it would be "unwise" to assume there will be any easing of tension as the result of Josef Stalin's death. Mr.

Stevenson spoke briefly to reporters on his arrival in Tokyo for a nine-day visit to Japan and Korea as a "private citizen." He emphasized that his trip is "no vacation." Executive Dies CHICAGO, March 10 John McKinlay, 78, a Scottish immigrant who rose from stockboy to the position of president of Marshall Field and Co. and later served as chairman of the board cf thj? National Tea died yesterday at St Luke's Hospital Home Forvro Continued :00 :4 Bill Rnrns: New American Trail Musicreel Continued Musical Marks Con'd Sw Kath. Rublmaa Continued Ladles File Ladles fair: New Queen for a Day Continued Bill Bums, New Curt Musry Ssv It With Musis Commentary Polka Party That Man Continued Mr. Musi Continued. New Continued Mr.

Musi Mr. Music Continued Continued Musle; Nesni Mr-Must Continued Continued Music; New B-Bsr Rider Continued Bill Rlrkek Hickok; New Film Continued Oarrv Mooe Continued rinderell Weekend Life is BUI Rnnl Ki'a Klifhefl Bnh TltdwelP TSin Psradi Meet Yftnt felfhbtw I OO I Feature Im i worth In Oarrnway J4S Doctor's Wife Warren: New Aunt Jenny Berkley Smitn Our Gal Sunday Road of Llf Ma Perkins Dr. Malone Guiding Light 2nd Mrs Burtoa Perry Msaon Nora Drake Bnihtrr Day nilltop Hous House Party Continued Helen Trent Lewis. B. Crosby CrosTry Time Fv lis: Fits News; Tones Fred IHvy Continued Continued1 Maatey Saw Film Con tinned Talent Patrol Continued Big Pay-OB Welcome Traveler Continued 1.00 IS :45 Living Life Beautiful I Road of Life I Pepper Fount I Rt.

to Happlaes News: Miehul Continued Continued Continued JTMIchl Continued Continued Continued Jy Michael Continued Continued Continued lay Michael Continued Continued Continued Blr rt? Off ron'Trnetj Foi nttoTi CnMnue4 Kste fttnlth OnMntied. CntlnuM WDTV 1 "3 k'M: Kate Smith Continued Continued Continued i 1 LMANNEL 7 630 GRANT ST. Many a fellow who used to offer a girl a penny for her thoughts would now give her ten bucks to shut up. :00 i. SO :00 hi' I -SO I Ah i TUE5DAV Barb Star.

Wife Stella Dallas Wtdder Brown Women in House Just Plain Bill F. KarreJJ Lorenzo Jr-ne Iriih genii I OUR 23" YEAR -BUY WITH CONFIDENCE P. M. Hawkins Fall Gabv Have Howdv TVwwy ConUnuad FZr Bnet (Hftff OmtlDu0 sHiMfcJI.

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