Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 14

Listening In-WFBG Tonight over WFBG, Gable Broadcasting company radio station, a parade of stars will march into your home to entertain you. by way of the National Broadcasting company. Ted Steele and the Chesterfield Supper club, John W. Vandercook H. V.

Kaltenborn, Longine Syntphonette, Duffy's Tavern, Waltz Time, People Are Funny, Amos and Andy. Richard Harkness and to close the evening "We Came This Way" at 11:80 to midnight, Are you listening every night to the Chesterfield Supper club? It you no aren't you're missing 8 real variety show. In addition to Ted Steele and his 22 piece band there's Perry Como, Mary Ashworth and chorus and tonight the guest star is Marion Hutton. Aplenty of entertainment crowded into fifteen minutes. Alka Seltzer's ronnd-the-world WILMER VINCENT'S TATE NOW BRIDE FOR THE HIGHEST BIDDER! Robust set to as a Princess from a "bride ship" finds love in a glorious new world! -G-M presents Jeanette Mac DONALD EDDY Together again! ling again! VICTOR HERBERT'S great musical romance Naughty Marietta AN with MORGAN M-G-M ELSA LANCHESTER DOUGLASS DUMBRILLE PICTURE AOSEPH CAWTHORNE CECILIA PARKER SHLER NOW MIRACLE ENTERTAINMENT HAIL THE CONQUERING HERO with EDDIE BRACKEN ELLA RAINES JACK HARRIET HALEY HILLIARD IN "TAKE IT BIG" NOW "WHEN STRANGERS MARRY With Kim Hunter, Dean Jagger, Robert Mitchum CAPITOL Now with a VENGEANCE! He'd fight their way quarter! Sure, he'd hated them when he saw what they did to Dan-! Yesterday he'd promised a girl he'd take care of him.

Now it was a personal fight! RAIDERS SEY starring with MacLANE McHUGH KO RADIO TODAY'S RADIO HIGHLIGHTS WFBG NBC BLUE AND I 1340 On Your Dial 7:15 Morning Devotions 7:30 Rise and Shine 7:45 Reveille Roundup 8:00 News 8:15 Tonic Tunes 8:30 Melody Mustangs 8:45 News 9:00 Mirth Madness 9:30 All Star Dance Parade 9:45 News 10:00 Letters from Boys 10:30 Finder's Keepers 11:00 Road of Lite 11:15 Freddie Glover 11:30 Star Playhouse 11:15 Modern Romances 12:00 Betty and Bob 12:15 Birthday Greeters 12:30 Luncheon Music 12:45 Civic Calendar: Luncheon Music 1:00 Baukhage Talking 1:15 Melody Time 1:30 Golden Trio 2:00 Guiding Light 2:15 Today's Children 2:30 Women in White 2:45 News 13:00 Woman of America, 3:15 Ma Perking 3:30 World of Song 3.45 Right to Happiness 4:00 Backstage Wife 4:15 Stella Dallas 4:30 Lorenzo Jones 4:45 Young Widder Brown 5:00 Your Truck and Our War 5:15 Dick Tracy 5:30 United RR Workers CIO 5:45 Dancetime 6:00 News. Hits and Encores 6:15 Dinner Music 6:30 News: Roundup Tunes 6:10 Sports Digest 6:45 B. F. Farley 7:00 Supper Club 7:15 News of the World 7:30 Farm and Home Hour 7:45 H. V.

Kaltenborn 8:00 Symphonette 8:30 Duffys Tavern 9:00 Waltz Time 9:30 People Are Funny 10:00 Amos and Andy 10:30 Calvary Baptist Church 1:00 News 11:15 Richard Harkness 11:30 We Came This way 12:00 Sign off MORNING 7:00 KDKA -Musical Clock WABC- Godfrey. news 8:00 KDKA -News 8:30 WABC-Missus Goes -Shopping 9:00 WJZ-Breakfast Club 9:15 WABC-This Living World 10:15 -News: Robert St. John WABC Light of the World AFTERNOON 12:00 WABC-Kate Smith Chat 12:30 WEAR -Marine Band -Brunch With Bill 1:00 WEAF--Sketches in Melody 1:45 WABC- -The Goldbergs 2:30 WJZ-Ed East and Polly 3:45 KDKA -Betty Crocker 5:45 WABC- Wilderness Road EVENING 6:00 WJZ--News. John B. Kennedy 6:15 WABC-Lyn Murray Orch.

6:30 WOR -World's Front Page 7:00 WJ7-Happy Island 7:30 WIZ--The Lone Ranger -Bernie Armstrong -Friday on Broadway 8:00 WABC- The Aldrich Family WJZ-Stars of the Future WEAF-Highways Melody 8:30 WJZ Famous Jury Trials WA Thin Man WCR-Freedom Opportunity 9:00 WJZ-Gang Busters ally told with Clifton Utley as narrator. "Dinner music by Hallers" Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings. 6:15 to 6:30 o'clock. is fast becoming one of the most popular features over WFBG. World Broadcasting System melodies by the world's greatest artists are brought you uninterrupted.

Make it a "must" on your listening schedule. Keep tuned to WFBG, Gable Broadcasting company. station hinging you the network shows "most people listen to most," the National Broadcasting company. BLAIR TODAY and SATURDAY Continuous 2 to 11 P. M.

Frances Langford in "DIXIE JAMBOREE" -PLUS Janies "Spook in Newill Town" "Pick A Peck of Plumbers" "IN A HAREM" Novel Chapter No. 12, "Desert Hawk SUNDAY I MIDNITE SHOW THE WOMAN TROUBLES OF A SAGEBRUSH TROUBLE- -SHOOTER! John WANE RAINES SADDER WARD BOND GEORGE -ur HAYES AUDREY LONG ELISABETH RISDON DON DOUGLAS ROBERT FELLOWS SEVEN EDWIN L. MARMI Serves Pay by MICHAEL HOGAN PAUL P. FIE CAPITOL Knights of Pythias To Hold Christmas Party Tonight will be a happy time for many kiddies. The four Knights of Pythias lodges of Altoona along with ntain City temple No.

42. Pythian Sisters, will hold their annual Christmas party this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the temple, 1105 Eighth avenue. The council also asks each member to bring along at least one boy or girl. Old Santa will be and will have candy and oranges for the children, Walter Grove, Santa's helper, will have a number of sound pictures to show the kiddies. trombone choir from the Altoona High school will render several Christmas selections along with other numbers.

David Rabold will play several accordion selections. Readings. will be given by a Pythian sister. Chancellor Commander F. A.

Dunmire and Mrs. Swope will conduct the group singing of Christmas carols. The council for the Ave Knights of Pythias lodges also invite members from other Pythian temples to attend. The five Pythian lodges and members of the council are as follows: Logan lodge, Oliver Dreese. district, deputy; A.

N. Fowler and Ed Hoar: White Cross, F. A. Dunmire, H. I.

Wagner and Max Schandlemire: Blair lodge, Milton Gantz and W. C. Kepner; Altoona lodge. Robert Wise and C. C.

Cogley; Mt. City temple, Pythian Sisters. Mrs. Florence Harrison and Mrs. Margaret Wilt.

Injured In Fall On Ice Mrs. Betty Cuff. 23 of 1807 Twentieth avenue, slipped on ice as she was going to a store at Eleventh avenue and Fifteenth street. She injured her right ankle and was taken to Mercy hospital dispensary by her husband, Donald Cuff WABC-It Pays to Be Ignorant 9:30 -That Brewster Boy WJZ-Spotlight Bands WOR-Double Or Nothing 10:00 WABC-Moore-Durante Show WOR-Boxing Bout WJZ--Earl Godwin 10:30 WABC-Stage Door Canteen WEAF-Sports: Bill Stern WJZ-'The Doctor Talks it Over 11:00 WEAF-News 11:30 WJZ-Pages of Melody 14 ALTOONA TRIBUNE Friday, December 15, 1944 Scout Council's Annual Meeting Saturday The annual meeting of the Blair-Bedford Boy Scout council will be held Saturday evening in the Logan room of the Penn Alto hotel for the election of ofticers for the ensuing year. Preliminary meetings of the various committees will begin at 5 o'clock followed by the general council session scheduled for 6:30 o'clock.

Park S. Hite presid" ing. The program for the general session will include annual reports, a scouting tableau, election of officere, and the presentation of the Silver Beaver award. Other officers of the BlairBedford council are as follows: First vice president, Guy 2. Pearce; second vice president, Joseph A.

Dickson of Tyrone; third vice president, C. C. Barnard. of Martinsburg; treasurer, Charles A. Hauser; comptroller, Robert A.

Clifford; commissioner, Dr. W. A. Green; representatives on the national council. Dr.

Green and W. Shaffer. Members at large include Leon Samuel, V. L. Stevens, Herbert T.

Wolf, J. N. Maddocks, R. L. Thompson, Paul R.

Kuhn, C. A. Dougherty: Dr. J. L.

Hackenberg of Hollidaysburg, and J. Ray Smith of Roaring Spring. Three members of the board Charles F. Rothrock and William Heimbaugh Altoona, and George Eschbach of Tyrone are serving in the armed forces. Refuses to Rescind New Pricing Method WASHINGTON.

Dec. 14 (AP) In the face of opposition from producers and distributors. Fred M. Vinson refused tonight to scind a directive for a new pricing method for fresh fruits and vegetables. The new pricing m1 hod, the director of economic stabilization said, is designed to reduce prices to consumers and to "remove an ever present downward pressure on farm returns." Vinson announced he had directed the office of price administration and the war food administration to use a ceiling-over-cost method in establishing maximum prices for fresh fruits and vegeI tables.

FUNERAL NOTICES GOOD Funeral services for Mrs. Lavina (Stiffler) Good, 2631 Union avenue, will be conducted Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Lafferty funeral home in charge of Rev. Earnest Bauer, Zion Lutheran church. Hollidaysburg. Interment.in Alto Rest park.

Friends may call at. the Lufferty funeral home after 7 o'clock this evening. REED Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Reed of 216 First avenue, Lakemont, will be conducted Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Creamer and VanAllman funeral home in Hollidaysburg. Interment at Mapleton.

Friends are being received at the funeral home. IRWIN' Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Jane Irwin. 326 Allegheny street. Hollidaysburg, will be conducted at the home in charge of Rev.

T. Stacy Capers, Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment in Presbyterian cemetery. Friends are being received at home after 7 o'clock this evening. Philip's Milk of Magnesia presents Evelyn MacGregor in Waltz Time, 9 p.

m. Friday WFBG. news at 7:15 p. m. brings you news direct from the fighting fronts, with NBC commentators to give you latest information.

Vandercook will be heard on Saturdays at 5:30 giving a news summary for Sentinel radio, Blair county's own Farm and Home program is given by the Farm agent, at 1:30 p. m. and its always up to the minute in agricultural information. Kaltenborn, ace NBC con mentator is now overseas and will be heard at 1:45 p. m.

Longine's Symphonette at 8 o'clock is a program of melodies you won't want to miss each FriThe world's most honored cassie is interpreted by the orchestra. conducted by Wishel Pastro. Moszkowski's Boabdil St. Saens Carnival of the Animals Paganni's Perpetual Motion and Martini's Plaisir D'Amour are compositions included for tonight's concert. "Duffey's Tavern," "where the elite meet to eat." is the attraction at 8:30 o'clock presented by Bristol- company.

Things are in an uproar the Tavern all on account of Bob Graham, the new singer. "Archie" Ed Gardner keeps the Tavern in an upand you'll enjoy every minute roar, the fun as "Archie" talks to Duffy on the telephone. Waltz Time" at 9 is one of radio's most popular musical shows. Starring Frank Munn, the voice of radio, Lyman's dance orchestra. Evelyn MaoGregor and the Amsterdam Chorus is a program of the country's most popular tunes.

"People are Funny" at 9:30 will give you some interesting facts on WING Cigarettes presents Art Linkletter, 9:30 p. mi. Friday human behavior as well as enter. tain you. Yes, People are Funny.

There's no telling what will hap pen tonight. It's fast moving spontaneous, full of the kind human laughs you love. Last week Art Linkletter me of the show. gave a soldier some cigar ettes and told him to make hi way from California to his home several thousand miles away by effering cigarettes as his fare. No doubt we will learn about his experiences tonight.

Amos 'n' Andy at 10 brings two of your favorite showmen. To gether twenty-five years, this' pair seems to improve as the years roll by. In their new half hour show they have reached top rating on NBC. Tonight Andy tries to find wite by mail. The trouble is, he gets the numbers in the matrimonial catalogue mixed and the wrong lady accepts.

Trying to get ou of the jam, Andy takes suicide, it only lands him deeper in But you'll get your full quota of laughs. Representative A. S. Monroney Oklahoma, will discuss the bill of which he is co-author known as the Maloney-Monroney measure now pending before the House oil modernization of our. legislative machinery.

The talk should he interesting. It's titled "Modernizing Congress" The time is 10:45 p. m. James Stephenson and Richard Harkness with news and cont mentary will be heard at 11 and 11:15 p. m.

"We Came This Way" 11:30, portrays the sufferings of the sol diers at "Valley Forge" dramatic NOW LOGAN SHOWING Maria MONTEZ Jon HALL Peter COE GIPSY RONALD REAGAN PRISCILLA LANE "BROTHER WAT TECHNICOLORS LEO CARRILLO Gale Sondergaard UNIVERSAL Douglass Dumbrille Curt Bois JANE WYMAN WAYNE MORRIS in RAT" STRAND NOW SHOWING LIVES ARE the BLACK MARKET! THE LAST RIDE with ALL Richard TRAVIS STAR LATEST Charles LANG BAND Eleanor PARKER Jack LaRUE NEWS PLUS A DREAM COMES TRUE! PLACE LIKE HOME Especially Martha 'Driscoll Noah Beery, Jr. Hattie McDeniels Monuments MONUMENTS and VAULTS Everlasting Memorial TYRONE NORWALK VAULT CO. 486 Park Avenue Tyrone, Pa. Phone 630-J Altoona. Pa.

Ira T. Fiss Slated For Another Term HARRISBURG. Dec. 14-(A) Organization of the Republican legislative majority for the 1948 assembly session was perfected today with slating of House Speaker Ira T. Fiss for another term.

GOP representatives unanimous ly endorsed Fiss for formal tion when the assembly convenes January 2, and heard a plea from Governor Martin for teamwork to carry out the administration's program. Ten of the 108 Republican assemblymen were not in attendance. Party leaders claimed this wag without significance and that most of the absentees were kept away by illness, snow or previous engagements. Various legislative subjects took shape, meanwhile. with State Senator John M.

Walker (R-Allegheny) disclosing action will be sought to help municipalities meet the juvenile delinquency problem Arm Injured James Clapper. 18' of 109 East Cherry avenue, fell on his right elbow. A splint was applied at Altoona hospital dispensary. KEEP YOUR CAR AT FIGHTING PAR Have It Inspected Early! Sheraw Criswell Lingenfelter Motor Co. Chevrolet Motor Corp.

Old Market House Inspection Station No. Co. 4618 Green Ave. 8th Altoona Margaret Ave. at 19 St.

General Repairs General Car and Truck Phone 9327 Repairing Official Inspection Station 2200 Beale Ave. Official Inspection Station No. 4727 Phone Altoona 3-1131 Phone 2-4623 310 Penn Hollidaysburg Penn-Alto Delancey's W. H. L.

C. Garage Service WOLFE Blair Motor Car Co. Station BUICK DEALERS 1001 Chestnut Avenue 1409 13th Ave. Repair Service Phone 2-3901 Phone 5141 Station 8623 Official Tire Inspection No. 2110 DIAL 3-9539 24-Hour Storage Service Inspection Sta.

No. 5208 GREENWOOD NEARHOOF BEASLEY Drenning MOTOR CO. MOTOR CO. MOTORS, Inc. PONTIAC Margaret Ave: and 12 Logan Boulevard SALES SERVICE Nineteenth St.

Phone 8078 Oldsmobile Sales Service Station Inspection No. 4921 Ford--Mercury--Lincoln Omcial Inspection Sta. 1258 Sales Service 2121-23 Beale Ave. Phone 6141 "Equipped to Service" Give Phone 9325 Prompt Goodrich Foster Motor Cherry Silvertown Stores Sales Motors 12th Ave. and 16th St.

Hudson Sales and Service Studebaker Sales Service Inspection Station Bring Your Car Here No. 6567 Station No. 8392 For Service Expert Brake Service Brakes Adjusted 319 Plank Road 508 E. Plank Road 250 Per Wheel Phone 2-7137-No. 5138 Phone 2-8756 Phone 9345 Hartman Wolf DOLHEIMER Garage BUY GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING MOTOR CO.

1708 Electric 9th Eve Are. Headlight No Tester 1365 WAR Phone -352t 868-70 Nineteenth St. BONDS DeSoto -Plymouth KELLER'S AND Sales and Service GARAGE Phone 3-1171 Phone 2-3054 2501 Beale Ave. STAMPS Inspection Station No. 6255.