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PITTSBURGH PRESS, FEBRUARY II, 1954 PAti Ik OTHER CHANNELS Channel 9 Steubcnvillc WDUQ-FM Radio and Television THl'RSDAV. FEB. 18. 19M Programs Provided by Stations Fek. 14 (1 MFCS.

1 nurtttat 8 Ofl Wil.iM tHi-Rnr OO-iaintoa Big Power Boost Due For WENS Vt CM1VML 111 1 1 enrt 11.4J-M-IM 11 tO-iteod'e 1 3 O'l-headtii a N'eai 1 OI Neaa aila 13 li-LuniheoB M.l.r 1 Od-k'ai nt Onnd Paul KiWtia Kim i Cnmmda JQ-4-sar f.ir-hoat no-reatare Tneatar 1 Uaie Van 1 fln.N.a.rjt 1 IS i 411 vrather Pit tS Nraa P-j 0l tnee 4r WJAS KDKA WCAE KC 102 I 40 K5 WKJF-TV rkaaaal St wwsw 71 KQV CM Ml WJAC.TV Cauaal WDTV faaaaal T. 30 001 jj In vi oS 1 1 v. a Paid 41 V.i 00 nuer U'JIlt 10 Spoiti ivii i.a-r Vue'4 30 N-a rni ari PenaiMin: JO eiich Aiadenit Tan On i hrr V.ii'e 00-Wm'Q Cnnrr 10 ju a s.m ff PRIDAT 00 Plakt 30-f. ea- arrt Kara I 4deaalaraj IS B.nirinh'aa Continued Cootlnuad Caairdi IiaM 4S-A I er rii-ai Bk Maaa. Daa Penear, Continued WENS has been informed by the General Electric Corp.

that imi new WVkikmatt transmitter "0 il Chonntl 7 Wheeling Thundat, Prk. 14 M-Miwl 0-Hiadt Doeda 30-ii ar 00 Mai.l-all Tr.faier TV Neairooia 1(1 Ml i It 9cr4. t. Rrrsrt H.u on IT Mailt lailrt. Staa 4di'nlar II af Mulla 111 6 B.ar tad llll Run tiH Qata So eaa 4S 1 mrU 1 41-Iai Whit Wt Jaa fleata Cmtinued Continued fail P-ecklrt tmltk la Innw Star Tlaw tetell I htltaa raaiili latiaiaa raaraltert Marraa MeelMlllla Centlnaed which ill make WEN'S the most 5 6 8 Continued kdtealare Ikaa Weamer round nn Con.rt Vitlnaa 4 Do smlll Frt I 1n I i Nn.

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I -4457 world will be available in mid-1955. According to Larry Israel, jen-' eral manager of the station, the new transmitter will give WENS an effective radiated power of one million watts. When the installation is made. Mr. Israel said, the station will probably do some modifications to its equipment in preparation for color telecasts.

The million watt power is the maximum allowed by the Federal Communications Commission for stations using channels between It and 83. WENS is on Channel 16. Tht added power may more than double the distance at which th WEN'S signal will he received, engineers estimate. Its primary signal is now received within general radius of miles from the transmitters, which are situated on the North Side, virtually on the Pittsburgh-Reserve Tup. boundary.

The multiplied power also is expected to clear up many "shadow areas" in WENS' present viewing range. The new transmitter is one of two now being constructed in this country. Until this week the station had no definite idea 11 0- kefnoiil 13 10 Tadat ontlnued Cetitloued CanMnued Tadat Continued Continued Can tin ued Pllaa Stieara Retltv Continued lea. The V.h -WP1T Nek Jan Andiea Mluia 0(1-1 03- WJ4S OK 4 WWftW WOI I) flKJP ro :00 :0 00 ilS :0 i4S Too :30 00 lIS 9 11 -Alan Hark Show Uata Tiaaa Continued T4 rToad. ktat Data Tiaaa Continued Ttaoa: Neai Rreakfait Clak Huir and lamed I Continued Trua Start Continued Whlip.

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while Dennis takes his first vacation in several ears. CRIB SALE RADIO AND TELEVISION Radio Highlights Jazi at the Philharmonic WCAE, 9:30. a) Time for Love Marlene Dietrich stars In a drama about a bullfighter In 'The Man Who Wanted to Die." KQV, 9:30, Man's Right to Knowledge- lleclna Radiant Haatiaf TV Previews The Bomb After attending dress rehearsals, screenings, reading scripts ELECTRIGLAS 'Sanctum' Door Creaks Again TWO DAYS ONLY DELUXE STORKLINE CRIB TV Key's staff recommends the following: Tht fomplete aleclrle beating avetem that fivaa you Automatic camrart villi Safety CUanllMt. ltttr Health Convolve. J.

H. LLEWELLYN CO. 1114 Ptaa Pk. Pa. MUSIUM 1-401 With Every Available Feature Neuroses Replace Ghosts of Old By FRED REMINGTON When all the world was vounp The Very Rev.

Martin C. D'Arcy S. J. wiil discuss "Freedom and Authority In the Middle Ages." KQV, 10 p. m.

You Bet Tour Life A funny SUal StoklllMr Urt Ur BF 1 ii I 111 show but no really big yorks. A4M Rlflalty lad, and every goose was a swan i rai us ti it was a great and rare occasion LITTLE LIZ to be permit In I 1 lit 4 Plaitl Ttil Ralls Surl-tj Adjuiti Differ Story Discloses Search for Slayer but It made for diverting; half hour. The previous week't story, incidentally, was a far stronger and more authentic story. The drama of a weak, venal and tormented man who killed his wife, then tried desperately to persuade himself that he had not, it had some moments of outstanding theater. But since "Inner Sanctum" has replaced ghosts with psychoses, I wonder If It wouldn't be a good Idea to retire the I to stay up 1 and hear "In hi -a -e 5 i aa a.Ju lull Pinal CamtractUl XI ner iancium on the radio.

1 Wu llrch Plalik The show came on, as .88 recall, at mid J29 Two Days Only night. It was a heady moment when that Ordtri this Sal Mail mr Phtnt trryi Groucho banters with a young bank executive and a dance instructor, but it takes a 78-year-old spinster to really tell him off. WJAC, WKJF, 8:00 p. m. Four Star "The Bomb." Two men and the woman they both want escape from the rain in cellar of ruined building outside of London.

Roof caves In, they can't get out and there's a German bomb In the cellar. Clever, tense and nicely performed by David Niven and cast WJAC, 8:30 p. m. Kraft Theater "Ice Water, Please." A thoroughly pleasant, endearing little play, concerning one Mrs. Kaufman, a widow, who runs the best boarding house in New York City and wants her daughter to have "everything." fAl Value Pint CamoFint Strvod ii v.

i ominous door creaking door gambit. It doesn't have much relation to the type of material in which "Inner Sanctum" now deals, and If some creaked open and a sardonic Sooner or later all women develop a birdlike quality crow's feet. such trademark is necessary, the i ifi i ir r- i Sea anal Mr or I "600 IS AILI" wllk Car. fain Ncjky EM. 2-0555 producers might open with a shot of a psychiatrist's couch.

Chris J. Witting, president of Westinghouse Broadcasting has announced the appointment of Ketchum, MacLeod and Grove of Pittsburgh as advertising Rtvtrand H. I. Davit AT 11:11 P. aa Emt liberty Open Sat.

till 9 P. M. trmmmmi WKJF-TV Channel 53 I 1 agency and -public relations coun The story has a pleasant surprise ending, but escapes any suggestion of being contrived or plot happv. With Carmen Mathews, Peter Capell. WENS, Wa Haliava Tham ta Ba $20-525 Yalues PRICE NOW ONLY selors effective April 1.

"Ice Water, Please," one of Fannie Hurst's great early short stories, will be dramatized on Kraft Theater tonight (WENS, Carmen Mathews, Peter 9:30 p. m. Foreign Intrigue An unusu CHARTER OAKS HOSTESS Janet Ross, of KDKA's "Shopping Circle," will- be hostess between 2 and 5 Sunday for on open house ot Beck's Charter Oaks, 1848 Creentree Rd. Charter Oaks is presenting the first showing of its Stickley Furniture gallery. Refreshments will be served in the historic born on the property.

ally exciting adventure, excellent script, good acting and fine camera work. Mike Powers ex L5HJ Capell and Carolyn King head the cast In the play, the story of a boarding house keeper eager for her daughter to make a wealthy marriage. Tomorrow night's "Big Story" tWJAC, 9 p. will dramatize the expose of a "rest home for No More. Ho LtH You Can't fay Moro poses a scheme using disaster relief shipments to smuggle guns to revolutionaries.

Action fans won't want to miss this one. WDTV, 9:30 p. m. Mr. Remington voice chuckled illy at the unspeakable events about to transpire.

You were instructed, I recall, turn off the lights and sit in oom appropriate to the dark Sds that were unfolding. Un tunately, I have no particular recollection of any of the stories only of that alluring introduction. 'nner Sanctum' Sock Well, "Inner Sanctum" is back, and the creaking door may now be seen as well as heard. Back with it is, of course, the chuckling voice. Perhaps it is a different voice, perhaps only the passage of the years.

But that chuckle now sounds less like the hollow merriment of the damned than the wholesome amusement of a man who regards the whole business, when he stops to think of it, as pretty darn funny. The new, televised "Inner Sanctum" no longer deals in the occult. It has abandoned the ghosts of Its radio days and decided to go along with the current fascination with neurotic disorders. Despite this, the last two "Inner Sanctum" stories (WDTV, 9 p. m.

Wednesday) have struck me as pretty entertaining yarns. Obsessed Last right's dealt with a young lady obsessed by a need to locate and destroy the real or fancied murderer of her older sister. Since she had nothing on which to work but the man's name and the sound of his voice, Whtn buytnf a 8c bar nl randy ar a paiUatt of clfaratla you know IN ADVANCE what they will to. I. Wby ahouMn lha linn pnndpla apply In flae.ee? At King yeu know that you will tpand only lor your (laaata arraapactiva of tha conacllon you aaad ar tha lypa tram, you Kooaa you Juat can't pay mate! Biforala If da.lr.d, $4 OS additional.

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aha rat. porrhaaa laiire hera for aiara tha pilra ajuolrd la Ihla lilrtrtliement. Rltirl offer ii.ranla4 hy twa Iraillni l.andon. IB-luranr. I emp.niri.

worst suspicions It took hard work and persistence to persuade the frightened ex inmates to testify to the abuses they had suffered. uvir j.uuUiUuu iaiitino Customiri alcoholics" by Paul Quick of the Columbus Citizen, a member paper of the Scripps-Howard organization. 1 When Quick accidentally learned that alcoholics were being hired as nurses at a local rest home he started checking around. He found that the man who ran the place was a con-victpd narcotics violator. After he had confirmed his atAiat 335 Fifth Ave.

niata Theatre HIHr Hullo Keari: 9 A. ta i 30 P. M. tally (tea tna'at IM It p. H.

Inliil Iiimi faptieateil. fnail r. ml reel area1 tit.it eriMll i.uiiitt' pttrtcDiPtiiiit mil til lima (rlre. Yttr arHrlllM iill( lll.l OP PINNinVANIA, INC OPTICIAN. phoa, IXprttt I-I43I mm Panniea' lint ajaaBHaaaaaaBBBaaaaji convinced.

But this poor fellow has his own mental health problem for he is a victim of amnesia and cannot for the life of him recall what he was doing on that night six years ago when the sister met her death. Despairing of driving him into an admission the disturbed girl shoots him dead. Though she seemed sane enough oh, a little odd, perhaps when the play opened, she emerges at the end a stark lunatic. Upon hearing from police officer a reasonable account of her victim' past which seemed positively to eliminate him, posthumously, as the slayer of the sister, the girl begins to look musingly at the cop. Voice Familiar His voice seems a little familiar, too, she decides.

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WENS Armchair Theater. 11:15 p. m. "Blockade," with Madeline Carroll and Henry (ID (Sk)UD overheard six years before, her assignment is no cinch. This was all pretty deftly bought out in dialogue and the substance of the play concerned Itself with her efforts to force a confession from a young artist Fonda.

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