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Courier-Post from Camden, New Jersey • Page 8

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COUIifl -POST, CWe, Meeiday, March 1J, 151 TUESDAY TELEVISION PROGRAM Ill in in i i A 4 Tim Char.r.ei Pr-jM- New tiny screws, threaded and smallest mass-producer! prtwIsloTt slotted and small enough to al- screws. They are used in preci-most pass through the eye of a sion watches and several types needle, are said to be the world's! of military timing instruments. iTlTlJMHM Monday Television MONDAY RADIO TV ie oo Ml IBM Mi Weather and MiK N- is. Wu. eatr.er S.

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Blacktmard lEveryoa I As An Mt ssakma piPPU News Air I'niversity "Nfuclear Phvrs Bd. of Health prom. An University Chud arid Family Rhone lioyd Inter lews At the Easle Lenten Service AFTI RNOO. News Headline Clues quiz Public Invited 11 so 11 30 IJ 00 13 35 1.00 1943 it eo 11 10 so 11 45 11.55 1J 00 II 05 13 15 13.30 .9 3 3 10 3 fflra mm IX THE SFOTLJGHT MOXDAV tP. Hour, operetta "Rosalinda." P.

-Hollywood Playhouse, Macdonald Carey in "Tb Secret Room." t.M P. Sanctum Mystery, "Live a Little, Die a Little." P. Theatre, John Wayne in "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon." IN P. by Expert. "Drop Dead." P.

of America, musical salute to St. Patrick's Day. lt.ea P. CAl'-My Friend Irma, comedy starring Marie Wilson. 10.34) P.

38. Red Cross drama. 1.S P. Hawk comedy quiz. 4 3 Houses Saved From Grass Fire JS 7 30 Man In Youi Life.

Bill Sears women prog Film -On the Spot" Oisen Rumpus p.oom. audience participation i Home Highlights. Molly. Ed Okav Mother, interviews AFTERNOON Cuiderella Weekend quis Charm Clinrc. beauty tips Film "Torture Ship" Volunteer fire companies from Berlin and Atco Sunday afternoon halted a fire which S.45 M.

KVW-Front Pe WI AM-PAL Proe WC AKurt Mastey FATNING WFIL-Flanatan's Orch. wrAl'-Fnend Irma OAS-Nocturne i 10.05 P. M. HIBi, A But Swinf HPIN-MUSIC Brrd WCAM -Jack Harvejr WFIL-Lone Ranger HC.Al-C'.ub 15 7.45 P. M.

WIBG-Record Parade hV One Mans Family WIP-Ethel Merman MPEN-U. N. SpotilEht 1 00 1.30 3 00 3 30 2 45 2 55 3 00 HAL LEHRMAN Newsman to Address Beth Israel Men At 00 I 30 9 00 30 10.15 r. M. threatened three homes on Jackson road, half a mile east of Atco.

One unused building valued at $500. was destroyed. Frank C. Schramm, section wt.Al -Egw. llurrow 1 rrOTt'T Piavhcsis Piiintom Cc.Do), Cist.

Video iMltU Tom Cnrtett. Space Cadft 10 th. Sports Cafe Prior. SiJtUr Crow 10 N'M 3 Kwla. raa.

puppea 0 Vo: Walsh 10 Mt 11 'nh Music, tantas Nfws. Weather 3 Retrta Quinlan. muie Ho.i?ood Screen Tl 10 3 News Caravan 10 Pen Conio. Margaret Whmnr 3 Paul "in-lll. rnmeir Can Ynu T.p Thi' comedy 10 Video Theatre.

Miriam Hwains. Lofi Dif-ance" 3 Prorraa. Jerome Mines Anni Forres Hour JO Talent Scouts 3 UtMt Out drama, Leda Portrait" Coliete Bowl. Crnco Mari musical comedy 10 Hnraee Heidt Show, tai'nt 3 Rncfrt MomircnwrT presents 'The Youre in Heart, Ain Mowbray Hollywood Rfl, movie aura in Tne oeisbem. mmedy Jimir.v Dudley Sports Pate Ail-Star K'restlinc 10 Studio One drama, Chill on the Winds" 3 Who Said That oun 3 Snerts interviews News.

Weather 10 News 10 Earl WrithTson part 3 Wrestling, from Chiracs 6 Fave Emerson interviews 10 5nc.ni Album film Film. Preston Foster, 'The mi 10 3 10 3 10 10 3 6 10 3 10 3 10 10 6 3 6 10 3 3 6 10 3 10 6 10 3 10 3 3 6 10 00 M. WIBG-Danoeiand K1W -W IP-News HKIL-Maiic Lady JZ-Recordmss WDAS-Sports 05 P. M. Hal Lehrman, foreign correspondent and former faculty mem- SiVW-Raiiroad Hour WIBG-Frank Race I J.I-?.0- M- lP-8 Clock Club IIL-Nes WOR-Vvstcry Is Hobby 38 Wt AM-HPIX News WCAl-Bob Hawk warden of the New Jersey forest iber at Cornell university, will be ithe speaker at 4he meeting of 3 15 3 30 WFIL-Inner Sanctum in.

3 r. Al'-Hollywood Playhouse 4 OO P. M. klH'-Banstaie Wife HoR-Earnara Weiiea Craij WKIL-Howara Jonej HCAt'-Strue It Rich 4 05 r. St.

Hail WCAM-Ciub 18 HKDN-Jazi 4 15 P. M. ttPlN-950 CiUb 4 30 P. M. RTW -Lorenzo Jor.ef OR-Dean Cameron WJZ Patt Barnes HCAl -Housewives League WJ.MJ-MusiC 4 45 P.

M. KYW-Widder Browa WIP-Memor Lane 5.00 P. M. KYH-Whea a Girl Weds 0 45 10 00 r56d DesVg SAVE 9 to '20 on every room FREE INSTRUCTION SHEETS WIP-Civil Defense WFIL-Lonesome Gal I 11.00 P. WIBG-Air Newsreel WFIL-stardust Time HDAS-Hall of Fame WtP-Cmon Dance 11.05 P.

M. KTH-AutO News CAM -Jack Harvey 11.15 P. M. KYW-Tom Rodgen fire service, said the fire probably was set by children. It destroyed a frame building of the former concrete-block plant on the Nelson Cain estate.

The fire was one of a series started by careless gardeners preparing ground by burning off weeds, or by residents burning rubbish, Schramm said. One blaze damaged the home 1 8 05 P. M. WCAM-Swinsing in roove WPFN-Random Rhythm 8.15 P. M.

WD.AS-Y-.ddish Proe. 8.30 P. IBG-Meet the Band KVW-Musical Proe. OR-Cnme Fighters Tavwir the Beth Israel Men club, Tuesday at 9 p. m.

in the synagogue auditorium, Twenty-seventh and IV streets. Lehrman's topic will be "An eyewitness Report on World Affairs," according to Martin Gito-mer, publicity chairman. Club president is Dr. S. M.

Bell. Dr. 10 30 11 00 4.00 4.30 5 00 5.15 5.30 5 45 6.00 11 10 11.15 17. -Record Shop WCAM MU5.C 6 15 P. KTW-Answer Man Wip-Te'.

Test W( 'HFIL-Sporu HCBS-Chiidren News I M. 'WCAl' -Weather 6 30 P. H. KTW-IP-Sports Sam WJ-Recordmts PEN' -Bosh Pntchard WtAl-Kit Mystery 6 45 P. M.

fAYW-H NBC-News (4M-Meet trie Band WCAl-Lowe'l Thomas 6 55 P. M. WIP-WKIL-Weather 7.00 P. M. KTW-CiSCO WNBr-Symphonette IP-Fulton Lewis HFIL-Showtlme WCAl -Bemah WDAS-Insh Pror.

WCAl-Arthur Godfrey PEN-Kal Ross 11.30 P. 8 45 P. Marian Kemp, meal planning Dinner Deadline, cooking Garry Moore. Time Lisa Whirligig, variety First 100 Years, play Serial "A Star Is Bom" What America Means Miss Susan. Susan Peters What Cooking, Howard Jones Hl-Neigiibor, musical variety Edgar Guest, poems, music Remember This Date, Bill Stern Star Parade.

Bb Horn Betty Crocker, cooking Kate Smith Show, vai.ety Homemakers' Exchange Stage Six. Tom Moorehead Vanity Fair Comics Jr. Hl-Jmx with Willie Panhandle Pete Jennifer Howdy Doody. puppets Wiflel Ranch Party Ghost Rider film "Rawiiide Romance" Time for Beany, puppet EVENING Frontier Playhouse "Trial of of the Hawk" Caot. Video adventure Art Alliance Awards Weather.

Sports Variety Revue, music film News Kukla. Fran, Ollle, puppets Sports Weekly Play. Charles Dickens' "Cricket on the Hearth" News. Weather Come Little Show Public Prosecutor, pick the criminal News News Caravan stork Club, variety Star Theatre. Milton Berle, Evelyn Knight Circuit Rider, religious prom.

Phila. Forum. Sen. Duf! Johns Hopkins Science Revue Fireside Theatre "Shifting Sands" mystery Cavalcade of Bands, Charlie Spivak Vaughn Monroe Show, Cinderella Story 11 30 WIBG-Dance Tempo WF1L-FBI Report of Mrs. Louise Hutchinson, Cooper road.

East Berlin; after it Vernon Rosenberg is chairman of Ithe program committee. Lehrman is the author of the IP-Mark Trail 'Pr-Weatrier Last Miie 10 Film. 'Confidential" 3 News Wanted Person. FBI Biers 10 Film, 1 Ranje Pail 12 15 100 had swept through 20 acres of woodland Saturday. Forty acres of trees also were destroyed Sat- 6 40 6 45 7.00 WFIL-Bandstand WJZ-Jon 4 Sparky "'M'-Arthur GtKilrey WDAS-Musio 5.05 P.

M. Surey WKDN-Weather, Music WPFV-9i0 Club WCAM-Recordines lurdav near Haddonfi3ld and book "Russia's Europe" and for-: merly taught in the history department at Cornell. He recently returned from a tour of Iron Curtain countries and the Middle East. iNBC-Dave Garroway WCAI'-Hold the Phone WCBS-WOB-Dance I Orch. WJZ-Kefauver Comm.

I heannss. I MIDNIGHT WIBG-Here i Everything WIP-Bandwacon KYW-WAM-News H'CAl -Weather 12.05 A. M. KYW-Tom Rodsers WCAl'-W SBC-Dance Orch. WPFN-Kal ROSS Kresson roads.

9 00 P. M. KVW-Teiephone Hour WIP-Etpert Murder WFIL-Cnited or Not WCAl'-Radio Theatre 9 05 P. M. WIBG-Pianist PKN-Music Board wt AM-Swinging in I Groove 1 9.15 P.

M. WIBG-AU But Swing 9.30 P. M. KYW-Band of America IP-Crime Fighter 7.15 7.30 I P. M.

WCAM-Swinsmg MAXILA-FLAXS DEFENSE Manila (IXS) Blueprints for the civilian defense 'of Manila have been laid down for discussion and appro'al by the city civilian emergency committee headed by Mayor Manuel de La 6 10 6 10 3 6 10 6 3 6 10 3 10 3 6 10 6 3 10 For Quick Relief of T.45 8.00 WFIL-Midnight Mosaic WOR-Poems 515 P. M. Sonirs 5.30 P. M. Wl KVW-Plain Bill WIP-Clyde Beaitr WCAM-Race News WC Al-Uonel Burrvroore WTBS-Hlts Misss MKDN -Frank Carter wn.AS-Music Cavalcade Z-Record Shop Groove I 7.15 P.

M. WIP-News WOR-Tello Test Davis WCAl'-Jack Smith i 7.30 P. M. WIBG-News, Sports WIP-Gainel Heatter Swine KIW-WNBC-News The ground hog, or woodchuck, which traditionally wakes from winter sleep and emerges from its burrow on Feb. 2 to forecast an early or late spring, is a species of marmot, the National Geographic Society says.

It is common in the eastern United States and Canada from sea 'level to near the tops of the highest mountains. SORE THROAT DUE TO COLDS When pain strike use dependable time-tested WFIL-Johnnv Desmond 1 1 30 A. M. 10.00 P. M.

WOR-WCBS-Dance WIBG-WCAM-Newt i Orch RYW-Boston Pops i II 55 A. M. Orch. 8 30 9.00 Fuente. The step has been taken as part of the overall preparation of the Philippine Republic for emergency in the face of the worsening international situation.

SATISFACTION AT MONEY IACK OPEN FBI. A SAT. EYE1 IMS TUESDAY RADIO-TV MORNING lifl I ill mmm sjpr ma i ii i i 'I 1 1 i i i ii iii Mi i ii i i i ini i is i i i i i it 1 1 i i i ii i i i 1 1 iii its i i ii ujiiiii iw, ui, 1 1 1 it juli id Ini', i'JiuiL itailAM, i in HH ft i Jul 1,1, ii i in i'I LL 1. fll JELju i Aim i LAiM iJJiL JtnuLW i to mi in 'Am tin Mm mi tj u. i i i i a Jones iWCAC-Dr.

Malone WKDN-Sammy Kaye 1.45 P. M. WIBG-Guy Lomba-do KVW-Love Learn WIP-Treasure Chest iwCAC -Guiding Light I 1.55 P. M. vs.

Brooklyn EXPERT TELEVISION SERVICE Audubon Radio 6c Television Co. 134 Cuihbed fti AUdubon 5-3029 in Home Remodeling and It pairs, Deal II ith a Large, Ethical Concern It Pans in a Dozen Mags! HOME OWNERS! WIMJ-Ruth Chilton WNBC-Tex Jinx jWCBS-Margaret Aden I 8 45 A. M. WIBG-Un(t View Devotions 9.00 A. M.

WIBG-WIP-News KVW-Who Talking WCAM-Hometown WFIL-Breakfast Club 'WPEN-Weather 'WCAC-CindereUa I 1 I 11.05 A. M. IBG-Danceland WC.AM-Serenade ttRDN-Date with Bine I 11.15 A. M. WIP-Unseen Advisor iWOR-Tello Test iWPli.V-Frank Ford 1 11.30 A.

51. KYW-Jack Berch WIP-Oueen lor a Day WFIL-Ouick as a Flash WCAl'-Women Only WKDN-Telequest 11.45 A. M. KYW-Dave Garroway WC.AC-Rosemary AFTERNOON 6 00 A. M.

WIBG-WPEN-News. Music YW-W IP-Music WCAC-Rural Digest WCBS-Jack Sterling WFIL-Farrner Jones WCAM-Bill Deal WNBC-Skitch Henderson WOR-Ramblme with Gambling 6.30 A. M. KYW-Musical Clock WFIL-Leroy Miller 'WPEN-Phils vs. Braves 1 i Quality, Building -Materials Mechanics Are Getting Scarcer By The Hour I i il 1207 Chestnut Camden 3, N.

J. Phone WOodlawn 3-1450 IN CAMDEN MANY YEARS ii WJZ-Sweeney and March WCAU-John Trent 6.55 A. M. WIBG-News WIP-Weather 7,00 A. f.

WIBG-Re. Palmer WIP-Mac McGuire WFIL-Leroy Miller WPEN-Weather WCAI'-WKDN-Newt WDAS-Time Clock WJMJ-Sacred Heart 7.05 A. M. WCAM-Bill Deal WKD.V-Pete Taylor 7.10 A. M.

eekend I Klasslc 1 jWlMJ-Irish Hour 9.05 A. M. iWIBG-Serenade WKDN-Word to Wives i I 9.15 A. 51. i KYW-Answer Man of Life WPEN-Mr.

Mrs. I 9.30 A. M. KYW-Ruth Welies WNBC-Andre Baruch 'WOR-The McCanns WCAl'-Hollywood Stars 9.45 A. M.

WIBG-Happy Tunes WlP-Ouis Class rWCBS-Tommy Riggs 10. 00 A. M. WIBG-WCAM-News IKYW-Welcome i Traveler Wip-Haoolness Keys WFIL-True Story I 2.00 P. M.

WCAM-News KYW-Double or i Nothing WIP-Gabriel Heatter WOR-Gloria Swanson WFIL-Baukhage WCAl-Mrs. Burton WDAS-Oscar Treadwell i 2.05 P. M. WCAM-Rent Review IWKDN-Polka Patch 2.15 P. M.

IwCAM-Jan Garbor WFIL-Radio Express iWCAC-Perrv Mason I 2.30 P. M. KYW-Like a i Millionaire WIP-Ladies Fair WOR-Rudv WCAM-Club 18 WFIL-John Kennedy Drake 2.45 P. M. IwjZ-Frances Scully iWCAC-Brighter Pay I 3.00 P.

M. WCAM-News YW-Llfe Beautiful WIP-Mac McGuire WOR-Buddv Rogers WTIL-Tom Moorehead 1 r-Wftft I repair, I -Bravo ur i mm HOME fflffl NOON WIBG-KYW-News wiP-Kate Smith WFIL-Johnny Olsen ujM.I-Itahan Prog. WD.AS-Hitchmg Post 12.05 P. M. WNBC-Skitch Henderson 11.15 P.

M. WIBG-Mldday Melody KW-Midday Revue WCAM-Party Line WPEN-Melody Magic WC AC -Aunt Jenny 12.30 P. M. W'NBC-Eleanor Roosevelt WIBG-Noon Gospel WFIL-Leroy Miller WJZ-Herb Sheldon COLLISION ESTIMATES Only WCBS-Arthur Godfrey WCAU-Helen Trent ttDAS-Music WKDN-Street Scene welcome WCAI'-HilltoD House WJMJ-Polish Prog, 10 05 A. M.

WIBG-Danceland WCAM-Serenade 10.15 A. M. 12.45 P. M. WIP-Rhythm Riddle OR-Lunch at Rardi's jWCAM-Bmg Crosby WCAl'-Gal Sunday WDAS-Oscar Treadwell iWOR-Martha Deine WDAS-SpoUS MPEN-Music of Friends KDN-Farm Family 1.00 P.

M. iWCAI'-ShoDpers Prog. 7.15 A. M. KYW-News.

Music WOR-Musical Clock WPF.N-Stu Wayne WC.AC-Uo With Sears 7.30 A M. WFIL-Weather WJMJ-Little Corral 7.45 A. M. WFIL-Leroy Milier 7.55 A. M.

WIP-Weather 8.00 A. M. WIBG-Pinebrook Praises WIP-Mac McGulrt WPEN-Weather WCAl'-Bugle Call WDAS-MusiC Hall WJMJ-Rev. Smith 8.05 A. M.

WCAM-BiU Deal 8.15 A. M. WOR-Dorothy Dick WJZ-The Fltzgeralds WPFN-Stu Wayne WCBS-Phil Cook WKDN'-Pete Taylor 8.30 A. M. WIBG-Commuten 3.05 P.

M. WCAM-Cluh 18 WKBN-Open House I 3.15 M. KYW-Road of Life WCAC-Kings Row 3.30 P. M. KYW-Pepper Young WJZ-Hannibal Cobb WOR-Jean Sablon WCAl-Houseparty WJMJ-Jamboree 3.45 P.

M. WIBG-WCAM-News KIW-Anne Lee i Notebook WIP-Happmess Keys WJZ-Mary McBnde iWKDN -Sinatra Songs 10.30 A. M. IWNBC-Double or Nothing iWIP-Tello Test IHTIL-Betty Crocker WPEN-Weather HCAC-Arthur Godfrey WCAl-Big Sister Despffe ncreosingfy Severe Shorfoges of Building Materials and Craftsmen, Despite Ever-tightening Financing, Despite Runaway Prices Atlas Building Corporation Unconditionally Guarantees to Start Your Job Immediately and to Complete It Promptly, Using Only the Finest Nationally Advertised Materials and Atlas "Sraff Guild" Craftsmen end Guarantees All Prices Quoted Regardless of Future Price Increases On All Estimates Submitted Before March IS. innAnTiiiTi Are Yet Wel1 Undcr Prlce-Freeze lltlPORTANT! Atlas materials and appliances are nationally advertised WKDN-Encore Theatre 1.05 P.

M. WCAM-Pee Wee Miller 10.45 A. 3 tf 5 WPEN-950 Club iWKDN-Organ Melody I 1.15 P. M. WIBG-Varlety WIP-Kitchen Kapers WFIL-Vlrtor Llndlahr I 11.00 A.

M. WIBG-WCAM-News the Bank to Happiness 4.00 P. M. 'WCAM-WIBG-News iKYW-Backstage Wife WOR-Barbara Welles WNBC-Plckens Party iWFIL-Modern Romance WIP-Chatter Bar Special i WCAC-Ma Perkins WDAS-Oscar Treadwell 1.30 P. M.

WIBG-Bmg Crosby WFIL-Howard Jones WJZ-Nancy Craig WCAC-Strike It Rich WDAS-MusiC 4.05 P. M. Hall IWrAM-Club 18 WIP-Mac McGuire iWKDN-Jazz oranas. KYW-Ruth Welles WNBC-Answer Man WOR-Hollywood SAVE YOUR TIRES ineatre WCAM-Ballads REPAIR TV-TONITE By DYNAMIC WHEEL ALIGNING 1 1 Vi -m r- -J I il ti 9 1 1 i- Same Day Walter Abtl Jan Struther K. V.

Kaltenborn John Cameron Swayzs Robert Trout, Quote Master WPTZ Monday, 10:30 P.M. Channel 3 5 im I 1 cv lLr5vrt i i ax I iTtkiJ fill -m-. issmifl I TSf9 i i stmv 1 Kl KITCHENS BEAUTIFULLY MODERNIZED JfrZ rf 'Tl BATHROOMS BEAUTIFULLY -MODERNIZED JSH fy UWaH ill na fulfill 5C-J, llrlicTZ A i Mtm -Jm wf III I T-T-- T' i ii mi i LIFETIME ALUMINUM COMBINATION STORM a SCREEN DOOR i fT n'y mi' fc 0nf8m.t4 for Protect the health of your family by eliminating chilling drafti. Save on fuel and banish worry. Save money en cleaning and repairs.

Beautify your home. Mono gram grille optional. OiWTvAFJ' i ai s-e 100 Aluminum Self Storing Free Written ESTIMATES FURNISHED IN 1 HOUR DAY, NIGHT, SUNDAY WHY MORE HOME OWNERS CALL ATLAS THAN ALL OTHERS COMBINED! STORM WINDOWS SCREENS Beautiful Extruded Aluminum Triple Track Action. Burqlar Rtiiirant Venti. lation Control Insaet-proof Seraaning Anodiied for Permanence Simple, Safe fo Clean 3-Second Change from Summer to Winter.

g-iWwT- E-Z TERMS! YEAR TO PAY! BUT DN DELAY DON'T DELAY" PHONE TODAY WOodlawn 4-4211 WE WORK ANYWHERE IN JERSEY TERMS TsQ STlll loat NO MONTHLY PAYMENT LIFETIME GUARANTEE Ptfrnnt I at S200 20" $300 10' 30 "S500 Jo" $2550 t2l 180 5 TLJ purchase of homo alreraiiont meant placing world of confidence in the builder jeleeted. It ii an infrequent' purchase and therefore of the type the average home owner knows little about. That why THE ATLAS REPUTATION is such an important consideration. It it the proud and cherished result of seeing how much we can give, not how much can get. IT IS ROOTED IN SINCERITY and in th proposition- that on good ob begett another.

Atlat gives you a FREE WRITTEN ESTIMATE, complete plan, arranges financing and givet your job aipert supervision -one builder, on responsibility! for Survey Coll Celled within 35 ml, el any branth 'III MAY CjJCeT Mai MOUTH 7 DAY OR NIGHT SUNDAY I OK' rMiiu.tzci 3 '12 1 i i It WO 4-3895 24 HR. SERVICE DW, Out erfleof mi and tkt grot vofam af activity, titrt Atlat PhM Optra kTiflmfr, Plant and SpaeHieetlont Una ara an Mf fo tana yo 4af aid nlaht. nn 2-4414 3-1800 DA 4-6800 5-2917 2-513 1 2-ltll-R 8552 1946-J Upper Darby Chastat Phila. Atlantic City Trenton Woodbury Nortulown fanntgrovo Phila. 7, Pa.

Personnel Serv ing the Home Remodeling Field Over 35 Years General Offices 214 South 12th St Ank our Bank Ak Your elghbor! We Fully Guarantee Your Job lit Writing mwin mXIK ILSiliiiiiiiiilllli! i.MwiliHiwiwniwwiiiii 1.

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