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WHAT ABOUT TIME! CONVERTING WE'VE GOT TO TO MILREIS? 0-8-53 MY WIFE CALL MUST CALL NOBODY. YOU MY WIFE. FOOL! EVERY MINUTE COUNTS. Reg. U.

S. Pat. Copyright, 1953, by The Chicago Tribune. RADIO PROGRAMS Radio 8:00 P. 6:00 -WOR.

8:80 P.M. -WNBC. Knows 8:30 P. -WMGM. Hawks 9:00 -WJZ.

9:30 -WCBS. mary 9:30 P. Halley, 10:00 P. -WNBC. 10:00 P.

WEBS. Heldt. 10:45 P. -WOR. tation, 5:30 A.

M. TO 2 P. News. WOR. Joe Bier.

WC8S. Jack Sterling. Farm News. Gene Rayburn, WIZ. Farm News.

WNEW. Dee Finch. WOR. John Gambling. News.

WIZ. Bobby Sherwood. News: Weather. WOR. News.

Bobby Sherwood. WOR. Musical Clock. News. WNEW.

News. WJZ. News: Sherwood. Gene Ras burn. WCBS.

News. News; Rayburn, WIZ. News. WCBS. News Roundup, WOR.

News. 8:15 WIZ. The Fitzgeralds, WCBS. Bob Haymes. WOR.

Dorothy and Dick. -WNBC. Tex and Jinx. WNEW. News.

Masterwork Hr. wIZ. Breakfast Club. WCBS. This Is N.

Y. WOR. News. John B. Gambling.

News: Jim Cos. WNEW News. WCBS. Joan Edwards. WOR.

The McCanne. Travelers. WNEW. Ballroom WIZ. True Story.

WCBS. Arthur Godfrey. WOR. News. Martha Deane.

Whispering Ste. Herb Sheldon. WNEW. News. Victor Lindlahr.

WIZ. Girl Marries. Strike It Rich. WIZ. A Millionaire.

WOR. Lates Fair. Bob and Ray. WNEW. News.

WIZ. Break the Bank, WCBS. Grand Slam. WOR. Queen For a Day.

Bob Hope. WCBS. Rosemary. News. WIZ.

News: Jack Burch. WCBS. Wendy Warren. WOR. Curt Masses.

Faye Emerson. Macel Me Nellis. WCBS. Aunt Jenny. WOR.

Capital News. -WNEW. News, WCBS. Helen Trent. WOR.

News. 8. Henderson, WIZ. News. WCBS.

Our Gal Sunday. WOR. The McCanns. -WIZ. Mary M.

MeBride. WCBS. Hoad of Life. WOR. Sardi's Lunch, Ma Perkins.

Conrad Nagel. Features Meet Millie; Audrey Totter. Official Detective. Robert Young in "Father Best." Royals Celtics: KnicksBasketball, Tales of Tomorrow. Bing Crosby Shows Clooney, The Challenge; Rudolph Judy Canova Show.

The American Way; Horace B'nai Brith Award Presen- WNEW. News. WCBS. Dr. Malone.

WOR. Barbara Welles. CBS. Guiding Light. P.M.

TO 6 P.M. News; Sheldon. WIZ. Eddie Dunn. WCBS.

Mrs. Burton. WOR. A. L.

Alexander. Perry Mason. Dave Garroway. WNEW. News.

WIZ. Betty Crocker. WCBS. Nora Drake. WOR.

Paula 2:35 WIZ. Eddie Dunn. Kukla. Fran. WCBS.

Brighter Day. WOR. Answer Man. Life Beautiful. WCB8.

Hilltop House. WOR. John B. Gambling. Road of Life.

WIZ. Health Aid. WCBS. House Party. Pepper Young WNEW.

News. WIZ. Tennessee Ernie. WOR. Patt Barnes.

Happiness. WCBS. Home Folks. WOR. Tello Test.

Backstage Wife. WIZ. Cal Tinney. WCBS. News.

WOR. Jack Kirkwood. Stella Dallas. 425 WIZ. Betty Crocker.

Widder Brown. WNEW. News. WIZ. Dean Cameron.

WCBS. Galen Drake. WOR. Mailman. Woman in House.

Plain BILL WCBS. News; J. Faulk. WIZ. Big Jon.

WOR. Sat. Preston. Front Page. WIZ.

Bobby Sherwood. Lorenzo Jones. WNEW. News. WCBS.

1 Believe: Musle. WOR. Sky King. Doctor's Wife. 6 P.M.

TO 9 P.M. Benghart. news. WIZ. George Combs.

WCBS. News. WOR. Lyle Van news. BIll Stern.

wIZ. Records. WCBS. You and World. WOR.

Dorothy and Dick. Column Digest. Bob and Ray. WNEW. News.

WCBS. Curt Massey. WOR. H. Gladstone.

News. Lowell Thomas. WOR. S. Lomas, spta.

Symphonette. WIZ. Taylor Grant. WCBS. Beulah.

WOR. Fulton Lewis Jr. WNYC. Masterwork Er. WMGM.

News. Elmer Daris. WCB9. Junior Miss. NOR.

Today's Business. Arswer Man. Morgan Beatty, WNEW. News. WIZ.

Silver Eagle. WCBS. Mindy Carson. NOR. Gabriel Heatter.

One Man's Family. WCBS. Ed. R. Murrow.

WOR. Newsreel Roy Rogers. WIZ. Top Gus. WCBS.

Meet Millie. WOR. Official Detective. Robert Young. WNEW.

News. WJZ. Heritage. WCBS. On Stage.

WOR. John Steele. WMGM. Basketball. P.M.

TO MIDNIGHT Ralph Edwards. WIZ. Tales. WCBS. Romance.

WOR. BIll Henry news. WNYC. Only. 9:05 -WOR.

Rod and Gun. Eddie Cantor. WNEW. News. WIZ.

Michael Shayne. WCBS. Bing Crosby. WOR. Eugente Baird.

WMCA. The Challenge. Tudy Canova. WIZ. To Announce.

WCBS. Horace Heldt. WOR. Frank Edwards. George Combs.

WOR. Music We Like. J. C. Swayze.

WNEW. News. WCB6. Dance Orch. WOR.

Show Shop. Jane Pickens. B'nai Banghart news. WIZ. Vince Williams.

WCBS. G. Bryan, news, WOR. Lyle Van news. S.

Henderson. WCBS. Galen Drake. WOR. Kyle MaeDonnell.

News. AFTER MIDNIGHT News. WIZ. Muste to 8 WCBS. News; Musie.

WOR. News: Muste. WNEW. Matinee to 5. WMCA.

Barry Gray. WMGM. H. Morgan to 3. Classies to 5:50.

News. WCBS. Jerome's Orch. WOR. Huston's Orch.

News; I Believe. WOR. Bunny Roberts. News. RADIO STATIONS WMCA 570 WMGM 1050 WYNJ 620 WHLI 1100 WNBO 660 WLIB 1190 WOR 710 wOV 1280 WIZ 770 WEVD 1330 WNYC 830 WENX 1380 WCBS 880 WNJR.

1430 WPAT 930 WHOM 1480 WAAT 970 WQXR 1560 WINS 1010 WWRL 1600 WNEW 1130 FM WFUV WNYE WHOM KE2XCO WWYC WAAT wIZ Obituarn DIRCK ROOSEVELT R. PEARSON BOWLES Direk Roosevelt, 28, son of the late Maj. Kermit Roosevelt and grandson of President Theodore Roosevelt, was found dead yesterday in his bed at 9 Sutton Place, apparently of a heart attack. He had been studying at London University and was here for the holidays, a sister, Mrs. CloDirck chette Palfrey, Roosevelt said.

In World War he received a medical discharge from the Army and then volunteered as an ambulance driver with the American Field Service, serving in the Mediterranean with the British 8th Army. Roosevelt CAR 33 IS ON ITS WAY TO GOOD! RULINGS, THE MEET YOU WITH TWO MORE THEY'RE DISBARRED MACHINE GUNS. STILL IN JURIST! THIS RULINGS' IS BEGINNING OFFICE. TO MAKE A PICTURE. TELEVISION Television Features 7.

Kazcotie. 9. Merry Mailman. 7:15 P.M.-11 Broadway Camera; Bob Sylvester, 2. Feature Film.

7:30 P.M.-11 First Show-Film; Al Jolson in 7. Film Telepix. "The Heart of New York." 4. Ask the Camera. 7:30 P.

M- 9 Broadway TV Theatre; "Death News. Dinner Date. Takes a Holiday." Bolton. Weather. 8:00 P.

M- Burns and Allen Show. Jimmy Powers. News. 8:00 P.M.- Groucho Marx Show. Weather: Sporte.

8:30 P.M.- 2 13. News. Amos 'n' Andy. Kennedy, news. 9:00 P.M.-11 N.

Y. 4. Film. 5. Capt.

Video. Hawks Basketball, 9. Dinner Date. 9:00 P. M- Biff Baker, U.

8. A. 13. Western Film. B'way Camera.

9:00 P.M.- Dragnet. 4. Short Drama. 9:00 P.M.- Football Coach of the Year 2. First Show.

ner; Vice President-Elect Rich- Dinah Shore. News. ard Nixon. 5. Buster Keaton.

9:30 Lone Ranger. P.M.- 4 Theatres Eddie Bracken, Terry 9. B'way Theatre. Moore. 7:45 2.

Jane Froman. 9:80 P. M- Boxing from Sunnyside. 4. News.

Burns Allen and 10:00 P.M.- My Little Margie. Groucho Marx. 10:00 P. M. 5 Author Meets the Critics.

Guide Right. Greatest Man. 13. Feature Film. 4.

Today. 13. TV Film. Pastor. Amos 'n' Andy.

5. News Film. 8:00 -2. Telecomics Ted Steele. T-Men.

Beany. 2. Whe-lofFortune. Bill Slater. Ernie Kovacs.

Jinx McCrary. Basketball. of Chance Life. 4. Amsterdam.

2:15 9. Menu Maker. 2. Biff Baker. 9:302.

Film. 2.30- 2. House Richard Party. Dragnet. 9:152.

Newe. 4. 5. Susan Willis. Coach of Year.

2. Arthur Godfrey. Craig. Adams. Perspective.

4. Ding Dong School. Town Nancy News. Cooking Show. 9.

Topics. 9:15 Harry Wismer, Every Family, 8:002. Film. 9:30 -2. Big Town.

4. Film. 4. Big Payoff Theatre, 5. Chaper.

5. Pau: Dixon. What's Story! 7. Mare Cramer. 1.

Lee Graham. Valentino. Film Shorts. 9. Sally Smart.

Boxing. 5. News. 13. Ruth, Bean 13.

Rate the Record. 7. Kitchen Kapers. -7. The Fitzgeralde.

-0. Feature Film. Values. Travelers. 10:00 2.

Little Margie. Strike It Rich. Jamt oree, 4. Martin Kane. One Woman.

9. Feature Film. 5. Author -Critics. 11:45 One Man.

13. Woman's Work. 13. 7. To Announce.

News. 3:45 Mike Buff. Western Film. Bride Groom. News; Film.

2. Telepix. Herb Sheldon. 2. Margaret Arlen.

Secret. Take the Break, Kate Smith. 5. Intrigue. Film.

Jonathan Story. 5. Food Movie Time. Thought. Bolton.

Weather. Crossroads. 13. Roundup. News.

Jottings. Giant 2. Love of Life. -2. Film.

Night Owl. For Tomorrow. 5. Western Film. News: Sports.

Short Ethel Colby. Drama. 4:155. Serial Film. News.

2. Film. 5:00 Film. Shenanigans. Barry News.

Gray. 4. Color Test. 4. Hawkins Falls.

9. News: Car Scout. 5. News. 9.

Film. 13. Feature Film. 2. NeWs.

13. Junior Frolics. 11:15 Feature Film. Film. 5:15 Gabby Hayes.

4. Sports: Film. 4. Film. 5.

Film. 5. Bill Silbert. Ladies Date. 9.

Gadget Gallery. Home Town. Claire Mann. --1. Howdy Doody.

News. N. Go Y. Places. 9.

Western Film. Garry Cooks. 13. Film. 2.

Moore. -7. Taylor Grant. CHANNEL NUMBERS 5. Film.

Film. Milo Boulton. 2. News: WCRS-2 WNBT-4 WABD-5 8. Home Town.

Sports. Nonsense. WIZ-7 WOR-9 WPIX-11 WATV-13 Wholesale Foods Up Third Week in Row By JOHN ROGERS Inflation is still with us. Wholesale food prices advanced this week for the third week in a row and were at the highest average level since the week of Nov. 23, says Dun Bradstreet.

Their food index, representing the cost at wholesale of one pound each of 81 foods in general use, hit $6.23 this week. Last week's figure was $6.16 and a year ago it was $6.61. Higher this week were corn, beef, bellies, lard, sugar, coffee, cocoa, potatoes, steers, hogs and lambs. Flour, grains, butter, milk and eggs were lower. The National Cash Register Co.

is branching out into the electronic computer field. A federal court order issued yesterday permitted it to acquire the controlling interest in the Computer Research Co. of Hawthorne, Calif. John J. Mann, chairman of the board of governors of the American Stock Exchange (formerly the Curb), has been renominated to that position for the ensuing year, President Edward T.

McCormick announced yesterday. Mann has been a member of the exchange since 1933 and a member of the governing board since 1948. According to an estimate made by Printer's Ink, sales of king-size Looking Listening with BEN GROSS Does Good Music Bet! In 1980, William S. Paley, who had shortly before acquired control of CBS, gave birth to startling idea. He decided it would be well for his network to broadcast the Sunday afternoon concerts of the New York PhilharmonicSymphony.

But some of the members of his board of directors couldn't see it. "You're crazy," they told him, "There is no audience for good music." "Okay," said Bill, "we'll build an audience." No Sponsors So he made deal for the series of concerts; but there was a proviso in the contract. The management of the orchestra insisted that no commercial sponsorship of the programs would bi permitted; the broadcasts would have to be carried as a public vice. And, although CBS paid $15,000 for the privilege- a big sum 23 years ago that's what happened. Not until 1943 did the Philhar.

monic welcome a commercial roller. This season, as you know, it is Willys Motors, that pays the bills. What an Audience! But what about the argument that there aren't enough good music lovers among Americans to make the sponsorship of symphony concerts worth while? Years ago, this may have been so; but it certainly is not true in 1953. For when the 3rst broadcast of the Philharmonic was carried by CBS (Oct. 5, 1930), with Erich Klei, ber conducting, it was heard throughout the country via only 16 stations.

Today, however, these concerts (CBS-Radio, Sundays, 2:30 P. are aired a gargantuan hookup of 194 U. 'S. stations, plus a considerable number of outlets in Canada. Furthermore, the music is wafted via shortwave to Hawaii and Alaska and the Voice of America relays it to the Far East.

110 Years On a single Sun. day afternoon at this time more persons hear the orchestra over the radio than the total of all those who attended its concerts during the 110 years of its existence! That is why James Fassett, the intermission commentator, is now one of the most widely known personalities of the broadcasting world. And, next Sunday after. noon, he will undoubtedly have some appropriate comments to make when the Philharmonic gins its 700th broadcast over CBS. STATIONS 90.7 WNBC 97.1 91.5 WHLI 98.3 90.3 WOR 98.7 93.1 WABF 99.5 93.9 WMGM 100.3 94.7 WCBS 101.1 95.5 WGHF 101.9 96.3 WEVD 107.5 Funeral services for R.

Pearson Bowles, 59, of New Britain, former grand high priest of the Masonic Order of New York State, and federal controls coordinator for the Hartford Empire Manufacturing will be held tonight in the Broadway Temple of the Washington Heights Methodist Church. He died Tuesday in New Britain. Yesterday's Leaders Stocks Cons Sales Close Ch'ge Benguet Min 38.700 Central 25.000 2 Packard Motor. 23.300 Affil Gas Equip. 21.500 West Maryland Ry.

19.500 Fedders 19.200 Curtis Publishing 14.600 Continental Motors 14.500 LOSSES US Steel 21.200 Penn RR. 13.900 Republic Steel 13.600 Bait Ohio RR. No Pacific Ry- 12.700 UNCHANGED Pepsi-Cola 16.500 11 RKO Pictures 13.400 cigarets jumped in 1952 to a total of 77 billion. This is 17.6% of the industry's total output of billion cigarets. The latter figure represents a gain over 1951.

The gain in the longer cigaret was attributed "in mart to their popularity with the increasing number of women The Colorado Fuel Iron Corp. yesterday announced that acquisition of the plants, inventories and business of the 112-year-old John A. Roebling's Sons Co. of Trenton, N. has been formerly completed.

Charles Allen, C. F. I. chairman, said that purchase of the Roebling enterprise would bring the consolidated annual sales volume of Colorado Fuel Iron -the nation's ninth largest steel producer, close to the $300,000,000 mark. Stocks eased off again yesterday in an extension of Tuesday's sharp sell-off.

The two-day decline did not surprise Wall Street -because of the rapid advance that has taken place since election. Every section of the list was under moderate pressure until near the close, when motors reversed the trend and closed with good gains. Some recovery was also noted in the rails, aviation, radio-televisions and chemicals. Couldn't Bar Him Kannapolis, N. C.

(U.P).--Police who captured a mule kicking up its heels on a local street appealed to his owner to come get him because there were no facilities available in the jail. GAINS MARKET BAROMETER ASSOCIATED PRESS STOCK AVERAGES Yester- day Ch'ge High 30 Industrials 150.3 .5 151.8 131.1 15 Rails 92.0 .5 94.8 66.7 15 Utilities 54.8 55.0 50.1 60 Stocks 115.1 116.3 97.0 SALES Yesterday Tuesday Stocks 1.760.000 2,080.000 Bonds $3,240,000 $4,150,000 Stocks. 430,000 610,000 WHAT STOCKS DID Total New Issues Gains Losses Highs Festerfday 1,180 367 338 573 572 38 22 Tuesday 1.205 U. S. TREASURY FIGURES Cash Balance Internal Revenue 143,330,489 Customs Receipts 2,697,340 "'Curb Stocks.".