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PITTSBURGH PRESS, NOVEMBER 3, 1947 PAGE'Jil. WHILE I'M, VJMTllG FRONV A-V. TiONi, YiUV rOT DAN OF- WUfTllG WEU.P DOWNTrAE MEW BU -t BLOOD 1 OUR BOARDING HOUSE THE WEATHER 0T0CAST' ACAAE TELEPHOTO PRtVIEWoU.S.WEATHCR fiUBfAU. DIPT, of COMMERCE EORECAST--PERIOD CNOING730AMCSTII-A -49 Rain and Cloudy Weather Here Today, Tomorrow National Forecast: Seiisonably cool weather with early morning temperatures in the foriies are indicated from Massachusetts to the Lakes region and southward to Georgia. It will be cool and windy along the middle Atlantic coastline as northeast winds flow inland.

Pittsburgh Forecast: Rain and showers are Pittsburgh's weather outlook for today and tomorrow. Temperatures are expected to range between 45 and 60 degrees. A mild, moist southerly air flow from the Gulf of Mexico will flow into the central U. S. east of the front from North Dakota to Texas.

Minimum temperatures will be in the fifties, nearly 10 degrees warmer than seasonal normals from the Gulf StaUs to Iowa and Illinois. PAITIY CLOU0T AND tl AtO mW OILlANa 1 MIAMI LCOfNO VCATTI II 0 FT (MQWIII I lAncno A LA tHOWNjVILLl MICKEy FINN SNOW SHOwtIS IVVV'i i.iy OUT OUR WAY FOR VJ I'LL PASS X'Ns TRNlfTO IV NEVER MIWC? SHOWIWO V-i ATWCK. irNEKy- Jf KEEP THB- 7 HEAGAIM I'LL USE MV YOU HIT IT A fj HEt)LlKkS A OUT OF- HEAX CAW I DON'T I UK CLUBBIN 2 IITHe TlLL CARE WHAT ARMY CDOKS AM ELEPHANT EEP SEAGOf A PAYMENTS GTACCC SbOLeSceT pAOuKfTirG ALWAYS ROLLING II I 7 7 SEEMED tOVX TTj 5 UE BE BAD Wvtffei 9, JiHe (jfrHl W. MOTHERS SeT gRAV 2 YtTTM7TZrSSS. --r I Ti PATENT PENDING, E.

L. WAGNER, 1947, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED- The Weather fJSiSX' "HAT'S THE I'M SICK. I SIT DOWN. TmO. NO, MICHAEL 1 THEVKZ MATTeK? ALL RIGHT F.

UNCLE PHIL 7 OONT DO EITHER COING TO TAKE A WHY UtCU PHIL? F'l-1 DIDN'T tOU LOOK -GOOOKHO I'LL WAKE ONE i JUST PREPARE SUNWAWAV Wjl' tUCE PAUE-AKH 1 SlOCi UPMA-ANO) WURSELP FOR FROM "Sifgm WERE GOING TO STAVW YOUSOC? tWZZ CALL A A A TE5'PLE STAT ALL MICHAEL rWOT vCTtb Western Pennylvnia Mcwtly cloudy, fol Dam No. lO. Steubenvllle, 9.2 Dam No. 12. Wheeling.

W. 9.3 S. The Allegheny. Monongahela and Ohio Rivers will remain about stationary during the next 24 hours. Falling; stationary; Pool.

Yesterday's lliehu and Laws 11. L.I H. L. lowed by occasional rain In the south portion today. Occasional rain tonight and Tuesday; little chance in temperature.

Weathermap To Be Textbook Ohio and West Vlrslma Occasional rain today and tonight. Tuesday cloudy with scattered ihoweri. Slightly milder Tuesday. storms on their Inland Journey. Showers will fall in the affected areas of Texas, Colorado and Wyoming.

More rain is predicted from New York to North Carolina and westward to Indiana as molse air from the Atlantic feeds storms and cloudy skies in the east. Some showers are 'also expected in the Pacific Northwest. Kirer Condition The Allecheny. Mununieahela and Ohio Rivers are about stationary. At 7 a.

m. to day, lljrht scattered rain waa reported over t.l ani New 70 53 b0 New 4S 58 44i Oklahoma City 58 52 4fl 29 Omaha 52 49 5a 39! Philadelphia. 58 51 64 40 Phoenix 79 45 40 271 PITTSBURGH. 54 45 58 47 Raleigh 62 35 54 46iSalt Lake City 53 35 53 461 San 76 47 56 321 San Francisco. 61 48 Albany At Ian llikinarck Boise Boston Buffalo Butte Chicago Cleveland Columbus Denver the basin in the past 24 hours, the largest amount being 0.16 Inch at Lock No.

15, Hoult. W. and river stRees wt-re reported as follows: Allegheny River: Warren, l.d feet -F; Franklin. 2. '2 Parkers Landing.

1.2 S. Klskumnetaa River: SaltsbiirK, 1.1 S. Monoimahela 57 47! ste. St. Marie 57 36 Detroit Dodge 53 41Seattle 56 44 Kiver: lock ivo.

t. tircensooro. i u.i -s. Cheat River: HnwIesburK. W.

2.2 F. West A course of six weekly weather lessons will be given at Buhl Plane tarium by Weatherman Henry Rock wood. The Press Weatherman will be use4, to tech amateurs how to evaluate weaLJier trer ds. The first lesson is Thursday night, Nov. 6.

Rainy weather ii scheduled from Texas through the central Plains to Montana, th Dakotas and Minnesota as southerly winds from the Gulf of Mexico release Fort nui snerioan 3i ss so eg a Fork River: w. U.2 r. Havre YouuhloKheny River: Sutersville, 3.0 F. 4 9 37! St. Louis 56 SI) 49 4 Washington 58 51 56 47! Wiiliston 53 39 79 631 Calgary 43 Huron Indianapo'is 10 Jacksonville Beaver River: Beaver Fans, 3.

a r. unro River: Pittsburgh. 16.6 Dashields Dam (upper caret. 14.3 Montgomery Dam. 8.7 Dam No.

7. Midland. 9.3 WASH TUBBS Kansas City. 53 501 Edmonton 50 Los 52' Montreal 57 26 Louisville 53 48iPerrv Sound Madison 62 36! Swift Current. 48 31 Memphis 59 54! The Pas 48 33 Mliiinl 83 731 Winnipeg 55 45 Minneapolis.

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Mayor Dies SUMMERS VTLLE. W. Nov. 3 Summersville's Mayor Jettes Mol-lohan. 78.

died unexpectedly yesterday at the home of a daughter here. Mr. Hollohan was serving his sixth year as mayor of this Nicholas County community. VIRGINIA PX MAYO rH "the secrh life OF WALTER MITTY" tqSigut TOMIGHT KQV 8:55 P. M.

IN SENSATIONAL NEW SNOW. "PITCHING HORSESHOES" EVERY NITE MON. THRU FRI. I p.m. VIC FLINT KNext ATk: Pun Anfrw ihim wasted little time getting III 1 FV'.

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2:30 Chib Honolulu. 3:00 Of Public Interest. THIS ISOURCHANCE lUCRETlA: ANITA, OVERWROUGHT, SlEEPtESS, TAKES AN OVERDOSE OF sleeping Pills am THtN PLACE A PITCHER 1 T-Tt-V 1 4 1 II ANITA, I I Wy-fitfOF WATER BY HER Meanwhile, CT. YOU'RE NOT I h- 14 bedside Anita had il JST- asleep? it's i fiTTl gl IH THAT NOTHING ftff BE JC )j' All il7 if I GO UP AND GET Listen to lf Tassinari THE FIRST PILL HERf xXii -J-'i HEAR PROTHONOTARY DAVID B. ROBERTS Tonight KQV 10:30 $103,000 Is Only Part of What He Tried To FIND RoortM Campaign Committee JSarman Pant Wolkm, Tra fi and Ferruccio Tagliavini "The Comedians Sponsor Juvenile Football Teams It ll'OMTICAL ADVERTISEMENT) Telephone Hour wlt Bill aaaUry Partt Mff Help Boys Keep Out of Trouble By SI STEIMIAl'SF-R Comedians aren't funny Thoroughly Rebuilt by Bell Experts Top Allowance tor Year Trade-la Full Written Guarantee tor Same Length of Time as New Hoover Listen To Laurence U.

Gibb Republican Campaign Chairman KQV, P. f.1. TONIGHT IP yOU CAN'T COMl IN. WRITE OR PHONE FOR FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION ATlantic 5460- ton Padlman, appears In concert at Syria Mosque Wednesday night. We watched these four wizards of the piano work in Radio City.

They're nothing short of terrific. Candidates have their last blasts tonight and early tomorrow. One optimist thinks people will listen to him at 9:30 tomorrow morning. Others squeeze in five-minute tear-jerkers tonight. It's a swell night not to listen to the radio.

If you do and are convinced that all Is wrong with the world, it's your fault. Helen Hayes and her daughter, Mary MacArthur, will co-star on tonight's (KDKA 8) Cavalcade of America, in "The Flame," the story of woman suffrage. Miss Hayes will leader of the fight for the female vote. Ava Gardner and Fred MacMur-ray will co-star on the Radio Theater (WJAS in "Siiiguix.ie." Big news In radio news circles. Bob Trout is reported ready to quit Columbia to join NBC.

John Daly, another top Columbia newsman, is also about to change networks. What's the matter when a network can't stand the best mikemen on the air? These two fellows have handled every top assignment in the radio news world. Radio will Join the rest of the entertainment world in taking over when USO Camp Shows disband at the end of the year. New group will be called Veterans Hospital Camp Shows. every network, another has Just been recorded by KDKA's Slim Bryant for one of the old big name record companies.

It's "My Saddle, My Bronco and You." This Is what you call being In the middle with two women staring daggers: A couple of columns ago we said something about WPGH having Pittsburgh's first girl disc Jockey and KQV the second. Virginia Reed, press agent for KQV, immediately called that "a dirty trick" because KQV had planned long ago to put a gal on twirling discs. WPGH Just beat them to it. Then Irene Cowan phoned from the offices of WJAS to remind us that she had a recorded program on WCAE several years ago. They're both right.

NBC's famous First Piano Quartet, founded by a brother of Clif LBCIILLL ofT the air. Most of them are very serious. Take Jirnmy Durante and Milton Berle. These two guys worry about! boys who get trouble. They fpersd money, time and personal attention on building barriers! against Juvenile delinquency.

Durante sivmsors a boys loot-' ball team on the West Coast. The lads are as well-equipped as any football team on earth. They have medical examinations, get plenty to1 eat if their families are short on i funds or rations and thir grid-! iron equipment is second to (POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) i APPIeJJJStgRES Tv Pinsb.rgVs Sliest as largest Vaesam Olaansr Speoislty He its 806 LIBERTY AVE. ATlantic 5460 ry seMwerw tnsMt I ssjsNt Om tiU DaHy. Mosday till P.

portray Carrie Chapman Catt, Tone in Tonight Dr. William D. McClelland Chairman. Democratic Campaign Committee INTRODUCTION BY LORAN L. LEWIS Chairman.

Speakers Committee KQV 9:30 (POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) Around-fhe-CIock Radio Programs (Late Monday Early Tuesday Eastern Standard Time) (PROGRAMS ARE PROVIDED BY STATIONS) They play quarters between halves of Los Angeles Dons pro games. Their game isn't completed for four Sundays and it's four times as much fun. Durante is usually on his kids' bench, with the coach and subs. When they play poorly he really tticks his famous big nose In the coaches' business. Berle does a similar Job for a team of boys In a tough section of Brooklyn toush section, he says here Juvenile delinquency is cipher than elsewhere.

Milton's team, like Jimmy's, plays between halves at pro games, a Quarter to a pro game, four Sundays to a full boys' game. At the end of the season Milt gives them a banquet. Usually he brings some POLITICAL LISTEfl TO DISTRICT ATTORNEY LESLIE Another newsworthy discussion by Allegheny County's first law-enforcing official. 7:15 to 7:30 P. MONDAY NIGHT NOVEMBER 3 other stars around to entertain, i TONIGHT JOHN G.

RAINEY Director of Veterans' Affairs, County of Allegheny WCAE 7:00 'POLITICAL ADVEnTISK''- Tonight MAYOR DAVID (POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) KDKA 1020 WCAE 1250 WJAS 1320 KQV 1410 WW SW 1490 NBC Natwani American Network Colombia Network Mutual Network Victor Network 4:00 Raekstasa Wife, rsms pawl WMtemmal Hint lluat Juke Bom Tommy Doraey sllow lift Mrlla Dallas lira ma Cnnttriued Continued Continued Continued :30 1ttrrnMi Jones, feketrh News; Tunes narry Wood fthow Continued Continued :4.3 Wldds IScMwn. drama Dtrk Tracer l.um and Aoner Adventure Parade Continued A tilrl Marrie Sk. Tennessee Jed School of Air Hop llarrliran News Portia Pares Ufe Sk. Terry and Pirates) Continued Superman Melody-go-ronnd Plain Rill Kkelrh Skr Kinr Plttshurrh Stor Captain MldnitM Scores: records Front Paaa Parrcll. Bk.

Continued Lee Kdton orctl. Tom Mix Child'r Record Hits 6:00 New, Sonrta News Bob Prince. Sports News Ray Schneider news Political talk Sont Tim Berkley Smith News Political talk Marty Orator Musio :30 Mildred Don Songs News: Music Musiran: Pie Traynor ports Sports' j45 Three Star News Mutiral Romano Lowell Thomas Cote Glee Club Entertainment 7 OO Sapper Club mssis Mutc Mystery Fulton Lewis News News News Melodies Jack Smith show Political Talk Entertainment Sons Ynu lve Lone Ranrer watch Hob Crosby Orch. Henry Taylor News Jo Tucker, sports :45 Continued Continued News Snorts Know Your Candidate 8:00 Cavalcade of A merles Bet Llfs Inner Sanctum Myst. Political Oplnionalre News: Music Continued Continued Continued Continued Political Talk Vocal Stan Pol.

Ileal Show Arthur Codfre Charlie Chan Mrstsry Boys C'lnh Report Continued Orchestra Continued News 8:55 Billy Rose (8:53) Continued Telephone Hoar Most On Stats Amerlcs Radio Theater tiabreal Heattar News; Onlden Hour :15 Continued Coii'lnuer, Continued Real Storiee Golden Hour Dr. I. (J. Want ts Lead a Band Continued Political Talk Continued Continued Continued Continued Music Continued 4 Contented Hour Musis Klrit Amendment My Friend Irms Fishing- nuntinc News: Honrs 1 1:1 ft Continued Political Talk Continued Continued Orchestra I rrr Warlnr Know Football Screen Oulld Political Talk News Continued Continued Contlnuea Music Dream-s-while News Bob Prince News Ken Hidlehrand. news Reekie, Smith.

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Patrick's Church Know the Answer Continued :30 News Day Tysea Continued Musical Variety John Davis :43 Favorite gongs NewsreeJ Parade of Stars Sinrinr Strings Strictly On Record Janet Ross, shopper Breakfast Club News Kirhard Cook, news Jack Munyon. Evanr. Dream Weaver (Music and Comedy) Around the Town Sum Fun Continued Recess Continued Okla. Roundup Political Talk News J3 School of Air Continued Continued Bins Sinrs Musicale 4J Fred Waring My True Story Music News: Exchange Dan Morrajr Chat I II1''1 Continued Continued Continued Woman's Fxehanre Roundup I II Road of Life. Drama Betty Crocker Eve.

Winter, romance To the Ladies. Fun Bleesed venter 43 Joyce Jordan. Drama Club Time David llarum Sketch Cowboy Songs Continued Nora Drake sk. Breakfast Hollywood Arth or Godfrey Music Mnsic Shop Revwe Katie's Daughter (Comedy I Continued Continued Continued :31 Jack Keren soongs Ciaien Drake Chat Jane Ellen Ball Heart's Desire Melodies t45 Lora Lawton Drama Ted Mslono Chat Rosemary Sketch Continued Stardust 4 News Welcome Traveler Wendy Warren News Kate Smith John Davis News I Brunch with BIU Continued Aunt Jenny Story Talk Popular Music Continued Florence Sande Breklev Smith News Music Serenade Linda's First Love Bku Rhythms Que Gal Sunday Dr. Continued Win Krown Calls IiOO Hearts In tlsrmmiySk.

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Barton, Dr. Queen for a Day All Sports Parade Woman ha White Sk Tune Factory tan Perry Maaou Mystery Continued Continued :30 H. hloane: R. Crocker Bride and Sk. lee Kelton Orch.

Records Continued Lirht ol World Sk (Give Away Show) Rose of Dreams Sk. Continued Continued 3: on i.fe Beautiful Sk. Ladies be Seated Fan Double of Nothing Records All Sports Parade :15 Ma Perkins Sk. Continued Continued Continued Continued :30 Pepper Young. Sk.

Paul White man House Party Song of Stranger Continued :43 Right to Happiness. Sk. Continued Continued Smoothies; News Continued Hear WHICH CANDIDATES The Pittsburgh Central Labor Union American Federation of Labor Endorum Tonight at 7:05 P. M. WWSW 7i Sptaharmt These boys.

too. have fine equipment, careful medical examination, lots of wholesome food all week and the kind of school wearing apparel any boy would love. All this at Berle's expense. Variety calls this "the heart ot the show business." Add to such things an orphanage maintained alone at his personal expense by Edde Cantor and day nurseries til over New York City paid for by Ted Lewis and directed by his wonderful wife, Adah. Jim Shannon.

brother of KDKA's incomparable Paul, has joined the mike staff of KQV. After the Army Jim cut his radio teeth at WLOG. Loqan, W. Va. Ferruccio Tagliavini, sensational tenor, returns to the Telephone Hour (KDKA 9) tonight.

His wife, Pia Tassinari. will co-star in her American radio debut. Sounds like Princess Elizabeth Is getting married Just to help whiskered comedians give their gTay-fcaired Jokes a new twist. One week from today President Truman will see himself on television. The Highway Safety Conference will broadcast a ftlrri made by the President to help save lives.

Danny Kaye and Virginia Mayo will recreate their "Secret Life of Walter Mitty" roles on tonight's tWJAS) Screen Guild. United Music Clubs local amateur composers are walking on the air. Alter one oX their tunes hit HI (EE LAwRE Hugh Mullin, Chairman of the Speakers Political Committee of Allegheny County, A. F. of L.

Joseph Sabel. President af the Pittsburgh Joint Council of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Business Representative of Local 590. George Walter. pfidnt of the Pittsburgh Building and Construction Trades Council. Amy Ballinger, Secretary-Treasurer of Local 141 and International Vice-Presidenr of the Laundry Workers Union.

Robert Ross. Business Representative of the Cleaning and Dye House Workers. Local 9 and Secretary of the Political Committee. Allegheny County. James A.

Slpe, Motion Pic-ture Machine Operators. Local 171. "The Final Test" KDKA 6:15 WCAE 10:15 Program Prmttntcd by Political Committee of Allegheny County A. F. of L.

Individual Members.