Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 9

ALTO ON A TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, OCT. 16, 1943 -Page 9 A Tribune nt-Ad Will Solve Your Employment Problem! FUNERAL NOTICES AUTOMOTIVE INSURANCE AUTOMOTIVE BUYrNOW! SEE ANT John Nesbitt To Be Heard Over WFBG ANNOUNCING THE 11 II I LJ II wn VD by Beasley Motor Co. Authorized Ford Motor Rebuilders Now on Display Margaret Ave. 19th St.

kUR Motor employs 10 Rebuilding Department now expert mechanics who were carefully schooled and trained in factory methods of reconditioning according to the high standards set by the Ford Motor Co. Production has reached approximately 100 motoiB per month. All replacement sngines carry the same guarantee as a new motor. These motors are supplied to consumers within a 100-mile radius of Altoona covering about 9 counties. 117E have or.

display in our showroom this 1000th motor and you are cordially invited in examine this engine and then visit our modern rebuilding department. Hollidaysburg HARRY P. HAYS 421 Union Street Phone (75-J The Westminster Men's Presbyterian League will open the fall and winter season, with a meeting at the entertainment room of the church on Monday evening at 7:30. The guest speaker will be' Rev. Ralph W.

Illingworth, superintendent of the Huntingdon Presbyterian church who will take as his subject, "The Beauty and Responsibility, of Man to His Church," At the conclusion of the meeting, a social hour will be enjoyed and delicious refreshments served. The delegates from the Hollidaysburg Presbyterian church to the State Sunday School convention at Huntingdon this week were; Rev. T. Stacy Capers, Mrs. C.

M. Brown, Joseph Good and Dr. J. L. Hackenberg.

BOARD MEETING Superintendent J. Hackenberg, of the local public schools, stated in his report at the monthly meeting of the board of education, on Wednesday evening, that there has been organized a Farm service corps in the Senior High school, where students have volunteered to go out in groups accompanied by a teacher, and help to do farm work. This is under the direction of the principal. Care is taken that no student misses more than one da a week and that proper precautions are taken in safety, etc. Students leave the school at 8 a.

and return before 3:15 p. m'. The money earned by the groups is placed in the school treasury in a separate fund to be used to purchase some memorial or equipment for -the school. Report was made that the work cn the new shop room is progressive and the electricians have started to wire for light and power. Glenn Bressler, agricultural instructor, has secured a lathe, drill press and grinder and will bo getting a few more machines trough the farm machine repair work.

-'he aim in al! deoartmeits this Jtar, is to streaa fundamentals ard teac'i th-j pupiU to work nod good citie.is. Miss Gertrude Swacsji. teacher )f in the Junior High sihool, was reVisti fro.n her contact, hav'Tisj accepted a position in the schools. Miss M.Idred ol was elected to thil pos'tion. Fred C.

Brenner, tax collector, presented a list of names asking for exoneration for persons who have moved away, in the army, duplications and dead. Considerable routine business was transacted. Bills were ordered HOUSES FOB SALE FOR SALE 303 Sixth Avenue, Juniata Seven-room brick and frame dwelling with bath, gas, electric light, and furnace. Lot 33 by 57 feet. Price $1,850.

$185 cash. Balance $22,19 each month. 107 Sixth Avenue, Juniata Six-room frame dwelling. Has three rooms on the first floor, two rooms and bath on the second floor, finished third floor. Gas, electric light and furnace.

Nice front porch. Street paved. Two-car garage. You can have this house by paying $250 down and $27.68 each month, which includes taxes. 218 Chestnut Avenue Six-room frame dwelling.

Has all conveniences. The interior is in very nice condition. Lot 25x120 feet. One-car garage. $160 cash.

Balance approximately $19 each month. C. D. BLOOM Realtor Insurance 1311 Twelfth Street Phone 2-2383 2001 Logan Penn Place Corner lot, 6-room frame, all improvements. cash.

Balance monthly. DEAN B. SHAW 1114 12th St. Phone 2-8937 INVEST IN A HOME JOHN HILL, Realtor Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Altoona.

Pa. Phones 3-1189-3-1180 1621 Twenty-second Ave. OWNER occupied home first class condition. Has 7 rooms, bath and new forced hot air furnace. Hardwood floors on 1st floor.

Cedar closet on second. Lot 30x120. 2-car garage with overhead doors. Must be seen to be appreciated. Price $6,000.

Seen by appointment cnly. L. E. LEOPOLD REALTORS 204 Commerce Bldg. Dial 26601 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOB BENT Warm comfortable sleeping room next to bath.

Gentleman preferred. No other roomers. Phone 7720. Centrally located. COAL WOOD PEOPLE'S COAL COMPANY Phone 2-7777 730 4th St "Blue Coal." Egg.

Stove, Nut, Pea, Madison Egg aud Lump Cambria Smokeless Screened Cannel Sonman Screened, and Chemically Treated Stoker Coal Miller. Bland and Philipsburg Bee-Hive Stove Coke ALL OUR COAL SHIPPED BY RAIL We Haul All Kinds Mountain Coal Two Tons or more WERTZ 2-3639 MERCHANDISE TYPEWRITER REPAIRING WE HAVE THE KEY TO YOUR TRQUBLE Tell us immediately when vour typewriter doesn't work efficiently. You'll save wear and tear bv having our expert repair man call reg-ulRrly to clean and repair all your office machines. Typewriters Adding Machines Mimeographs Comptometers Work Guaranteed MCCARTNEY'S 1107 11th Ave. Phone 8270 WASHERS.

IRO.NEBS REPAIRED HOLLIDAYSBURG MAYTAG CO. 415 Front St Phone Hbg. 490 Washers. Sweepers and Ironers Repaired WANTED TO BUY WANTED to buy One large. one small National cash register Will pay cash.

Box 122C Tribune. Old Gold and Bridge Work, Gold Teeth. Crowns, etc. Cash immediately. Simms.

1125 11th Ave. WE PAY CASH For used treadle and electric sewing machines. Singer Sewing Machine Co. 1514 11th Are. Dial 2-82K REAL ESTATE FOR RENT HOUSES FOB RENT 1922 Union Ave 9 rooms 1914 loth Ave.

6 rooms J25.00 329 2nd Ave. 9 rooms $25.00 405 13th Street 5 rooms $18.00 402 Howard Ave. 6 rooms $15.00 L. W. BORLAND Penn Edison Bldg.

Phone 7158 UNFURNISHED APARTMENT 1121 17 Avenue 5 rooms, bath S40 1703 4 Avenue 5 rooms, bath S.W 2304 N. Branch Ave. 4 rooms, bath $20 203 5 Juniata 4 rooms, oath 25 L. W. BORLAND Penn Edison Bldg.

Phone 7158 Kitchen, bath, big sun porch, bedroom (3rd floor). Light, heat, hot water. No children. $19.50 monthly. 219 E.

Crawford avenue. First Floor Apartment. 3 roomu and bath. Inquire 420 E. Grant Ave.

or phone 2-6022. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE 50' CORNER LOT TWO HOUSES 1000-02 FOURTH AVE. Lot 50'x 120', having thereon erected a nine-room frame dwelling, fronting on Fourth avenue Already converted into apartments, with all modern Improvements. New hot air furnace. Slate roof.

ALSO 7-room frame dwelling at 409 10th with sewer, water, gas and electric light. Now rented for $20 per month. ENTIRE PROPERTY CAN BE PURCHASED FOR $5,000. TERMS. McVEYS INC.

Commerce Bldg. Dial 9484 FAIRVIEW 2602 11th ST. ADJOINING CALVERT HILLS A 2'i-story brick home with 8 rooms, bath, one car frame gar age. Hot water heating system. Price $7,200.

Terms. SEE PAUL H. FARIS CO. REALTORS 1207 Twelfth Ave. Dial 7128 SPECIAL SPECIAL 421 Third Ave.

Frame dwelling with seven rooms, bath, and hot air furnace. Lot 25x120 with three-car garage. Price only $2,500. For Inspection Call ROBERT McCORMICK Real Estate and Insurance Commerce Bldg. Phone 2-0541 $500 IS THE COMPLETE PURCHASE PRICE of the 5-rooro frame dwelling house with sewer, water, gas, electric light, hot air heat, located at 1012 Sixth avenue, Juniata, Property needs repairs, but is a real buy at this figure.

Immediate possession, McVEYS INC. Commerce Bldg. Dial 9484 Invest in Real Estate. (Home or Investment properties) and "insure in sure insurance" with ED. SEIDEL Realtor Insuror Notary S35 17th St.

Tel 3-1116 J. H. Laher, 2803 Broad avenue. PROTECT YOUR CAR AGAINST SNOW KAIN HAVE IT WASHED AND WAXED REGULARLY Any Make Prompt Service BEASLEY MOTOR CO. Margaret Ave.

and 19th St. Phone 6141 ALTOONA'S largest selection sedan. coaches coupes all makes all models. Priced to sell. CANOLE'S 6th Ave.

at 30th St '39 Plymouth '39 Dodge 2-door Sedan 'H9 Buick 4-door Sedan '41 Willys American Car '40 Mercury LINGENFELTKRS USED CABS 445 Logan Ave. Lakcmont Phone 2-4623 Don't Neglect Your Car Let Us Check for Needed Repairs NEARHOOF MOTOR CO. 1128 Beale Ave. Fontiac-Sales-Serv. Dial 9325 Oldsmobile TRUCKS FOR SALE MACK Truck Sales and Service General Repairs and Parts Keller's Garage 2501 Beale At.

Phones 2.3054 Night 2-0193 AUTOMOBILES WANTED CARS BOUGHT FOR CASH PENN MOTORS, INC. Green Ave. and Ninth St, Open Evenings 'til 9 O'clock WB NEED LATE MODEL USED CARS AND TRUCKS These cars will not be shipped out of Altoona. We need them here for essential R. workers.

WE PAX CASH SHERAW MOTOR CO. 730-30 Green Are. Altoona -Open Evenings till 8:30 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE INVESTMENT PROPERTY 1816-18 Sixth Juniata Double brick dwelling with 6 rooms on each side, all modern imp. Hot air heat on one side. Hot water heat on other side.

Now' rented for $40 per month. Special sale price $2,350. Terms. McVEYS INC. Commerce Building Dial 9484 SPECIAL OFFERS Park Ave.

and Uth St. N. Lakemont 4-room bungalow. H. A.

heat, bath fixtures installed. 1 car garage. Lot 100X130 at 51,500. Terms can be ar ranged. Lilly St.

Roselawn 6-room frame dwlg H. A. heat, etc. Lot 50x120 at 1,800 Terms can be arranged. HOMER C.

MiKILLIP Realtor Insurance 322 Allegh. Holbg. Phone 84 By Ham Fisher ELWAY Funeral services for Mn. Ida B. Elway, widow of Lemuel Elway, former residents of Altoona will be held Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Mauk and Yates funeral home in charge of Rev.

Ralph Birk. Interment in Fair-view mausoleum. Friends are being received at the Mauk and Yates funeral home after noon Monday. FREEBERG Brief funeral services for Mis. Louise Catherine Freeberg of 320 Second avenue, will be held at the Myers funeral home this evening at 7:30 o'clock by Rev.

Floyd C. Shafer and further services will be held at the residence of Steven Carson. Osceola Mills Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Osceola Mills cemetery. Friends are being received at the Myers funeral home until 8 o'clock tonight.

ANTOLICH Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Helen Antolich of 1915 Fourteenth avenue will be held with Requiem High mass at SS Peter and Paul Polish Catholic church Tuesday morning at 8:30 o'clock. Interment in the church cemetery. Friends are being received at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Vema Koshorek.

1915 Fourteenth avenue, after 7 o'clock this evening. DURBORROW Funeral services for Mrs. Clara H. Durborrow of 2920 Broad avenue will be held at the Laughlin funeral home Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock In charge of Rev. C.

Dewey Smitley Interment in Fairview cemetery. Friends are being received at the Laughlin funeral home after 7 o'clock this evening. SHEW Funeral services for Albert Shew of 5703 Sixth avenue will be held at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Laffertv funeral home by Rev. L. Stenger of the Flfty-eiglith Street Methodist church, assisted by Rev.

Luke Rlioads of the First Lutheran church. Interment in Alto-Reste burial nark. Friends niav call at the Lafferty funeral home. MONUMENTS MONUMENTS and VAULTS An Everlasting Memorial TYRONE NORWALK VAULT CO. 486 Park Avenue TYRONE, PA.

Phone 630-J ANNOUNCEMENTS CARD OF THANKS CURRY We desire in this manner to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our many friends, neighbors and relatives for the wonderful kindness and sympathy shown during our recent sad bereavement, the loss of our loving mother, Ella Matilda Curry. Also for the beautiful floral tributes, use of cars am also pallbearers. SONS. EARL. HARRY and PAUL.

NUMER We desire in this manner to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our many friends, neighbors and relatives for the wonderful kindness and sympathy shown during our recent sad bereavement, the loss of our loving wife, mother and sister, Mrs. Ruth Lois Numer. Also for the beautiful floral tributes and use of cars. Harry Numer. Robert Fonner.

Mrs. Sara Robertson and 'Hermit Stiffler. LOST AND FOUND LOST Ladies' Wallet, lost Monday in vicinity of 12th and 13th streets, 11th Ave. $10 reward. Send to Mrs.

Alta Phillips. Grampian, 1. EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED MALE LABORERS WANTED Seventeen to fifty-flve for handling government material. Steady employment. Proof of birth and availability required.

Bellwood War Material Storage Yd. Bellwood, Pa. MIDDLE aged man for local driving. Reliable and trustworthy Inquire Crigger Bros. 1024 Eleventh Ave.

Wanted at once a boy age 16 to make self useful about store, not going to school. Good wages and opportunity for a live wire. Apply March's. 1224 11th Ave. HELP WANTED FEMALE WOMAN for general housework, preferable ovei 30 and colored.

2 adults. Call 2-35S7 before 4 p. m. SITUATION WANTED FEMALE MATERNITY nurse, will take cases at your home. Dial 5836.

FINANCIAL MONEY TO LOAN Loans Up to S300 GENERAL PUBLIC LOAN CORP. 218 Commerce 1432 11th Ave. Phone Altoona 9336 MERCHANDISE WANTED TO BUY WE SELL and BUY ANY THING ANY TIME FRAKER CO. 809 17th St. Dial 8448 MERCHANDISE FOR SALE FOR SALE ROYAL TYPEWRITER, NATIONAL CASH REGISTER RINGS TO $99.00, McKASKEY CREDIT FILE, GRAND RAPIDS REVOLVING TWO TIER SUIT RACK AND HAT CASE WITH GLASS DOORS.

WALNUT SHELVING TO MANY OTHER METAL AND WOOD FIXTURES SUITABLE FOR MEN'S STORE. LARGE SHIRT CASE AND DISPLAY CASE. WILL SELL CHEAP FOR CASH. 612 WASHINGTON STREET, HUNTINGDON, PENNA. Congoleum rug, 9x12, also child high chair, excellent condition.

Inquire 2029 11th Ave. Upright Piano in good condition Very reasonable. Phone 2-054L FOR SALE Three record players. At the Book and Record shop. HOUSEHOLD tX'UMTUBE PARK FURNITURE COMPANY For the baby maple and birch cribs high chairs, collapsible carriages and baby walkers For the home Complete line of lino, leum and Plttsbunr "Vitality" paint ARK FURNITURE C'GMPAN Open fcveninrs I-hnne 82)5 WAJTTFD TO BUY MACHINE SHOP EQUIPMENT Engine Lathes swine and IS" swing.

Landis Bolt Cutler (single head). Hand Screw Mchin No. 2. Turret Lathe (No. 2 or 3).

Milling Machine. Must be good working order, give size make, nil particulars, priced for cash payment Write Altoona Tribune Kox iXLC CLaenai CHRISTY I BLDO. BE ON THE ALERT and have proper insurance protection. See us today. MORGAN-MARTIN CO.

Central Trust Bldg. Phone 8107 Business Service DIRECTORY TELLS WHERE TO BUY WHAT YOU NEED Auto Electrical Service STEVENS ELECTRIC SERVICE 1500 Allee Hbs. Phone B15 Auto Radiator Service M. RADIATOR WORKS 706 24th St Phone 2-5354 Beer Distributors UNITED BEVERAGE CO. 2325 8th Ave.

Phone SS02 Home Delivery Best Brands Bicycle-Motorcycle Repairs ALTOONA INDIAN CVCLERY. 2523 Union Ave. Phone 3-9487 Bowling Alleys METROPOLITAN BOWLING ALLEYo 1126 11th Ave. Phone 3-9671 Contractors and Builders M. SEY MORE ESTATE 4221 6th Ave.

Phone 2-0627 Concrete Blocks. Roofing. Sand, Shale, Cement. Sewer Pipe and Coal Corsets LuCRETIA'S CORSET SHOP 1111 Eleventh Ave. Druggists LIGHTNER VALUE DRL'GS 1200 Sth Ave.

5715 6tb Ave. Dairies McMAHON'S DAIRY, INC. 1501 Jaggard St. Phone 5558 Furniture BELLWOOD FURN. INC.

421 Main St. Bellwood 2351 Furnaces HOLLAND FURNACE CO. 2703 6lh Ave. Phone 4538 Cleaning and Repair Work Gifts McCartneys 1107 llto Ave. Phone 8720 Ice Cream THE NUT SHOPS 1105 11th 8 Ave 17th St.

711 12th St. Ice Cream, Sherbets Candy, Nuts. Kindergarten Private MISS RUTH J. M. HUNT 1403 10th St Phone 2-2327 Music Dealers RUSSELL MUSIC STORE 1316 12th Ave Phone 2-4339 Office Furniture Supplies McCartney's 1107 lltb Ave.

Phone 8720 Restaurants McGOUGH'S HOTEL BELMAR 1501 4th Ave. Phone 2-9149 Famous for It's Good Food Sewing Machines'Renfed SINGER SEWING MCH, CO. 1514 Uth Ave. Dial 2-832 Tires, Recap-Repair GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 1500 12tb Ave. Phone 7181 Wanted Pianos SWARTZ PIANO CO.

1620 Uth Ave. Phone 5864 Wanted Scrap Records BOOK and RECORD SHOP 1128 11th Ave. Phone 6598 BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTORS ALTOONA BREWING CO. 1718-34 Ninth Altoona Brewers and Distributors of Altoona '36 Phone 3-1187 BUSINESS SERVICES MOVING HAULING STORAGE FILER TRANSFER STORAGE Local and Long Distance. Truck on contract Dial 3-99102-8739.

Chas. A. Smith, 1109 17th street. ACTO GLASS INSTALLED AUTO Glass installed whlleu-wait. Goldberg's, 2210 Beale Ave Dial 2-8515 BUILDING MATERIALS Visit Our New Modern SHOW ROOM Elit Side Concrete and Rtirjolv To.

812 Sth Altoona Phon S175 BtAtTV PARLORS and BABBLE SHOPS SPECIAL Croqulgnole Wave $2 and up. Machineless $3.50. Cold Wave, 17.50. Open evening till 8 p. m.

MORAN's 713 7th St Dial 3-9525 ELECTRICAL SERVICE CLYDE H. STILFS Linoleum and Carpet Service Floor Sanders for Rent 1419 4th St. -hone 538 ELECTRIC SERVICE Armature Winding Motor Repairing Buv and Sell Motors We Have Belts for Washing Machines and Kerrigerators KEVSTONE ARMATURE WORKS JS14-1S Union Ave. Phone 2-6712 Rent thst emDtv room hv niacins Tribune r.ant ad now. Just phone I JIM" FREE! THEATRE PASSES Look at the Classified Section closely.

Every day two names picked at random from the city directory will appear among the ads. If your name appears you will receive two passes to the State theatre. You must call at the Tribune office before 5 P. M. on the day in which your name appears, and present some means of identification.

THESE PASSES GOOD FOR ADULTS ONLY! NOW SHOWING AT STATE JOHN NESBITT John Nesbitt, whose "Passing Parade" is one of radio's most famous features, shares the spotlight again tomorrow with John Charles Thomas, world renowned baritone, on the "Westinghouse Program," heard every Sunday afternoon 'over the NBC network and WFBG at 2:30 p. EWT, Nesbitt was born at Victoria, British Columbia, August 23, 1910. A grandson of Edwin Booth, famous Shakespearian actor, and son of a well-known lecturer on world topics, he inherited a flair for the dramatic. To newspaper experience he owes his crisp, concise writing and delivery. Tall, blond, good-looking, Nesbitt belies the impression he gives on the air of being an elderly gentleman working in a huge library, smoking a pipe and wearing a heavy tweed coat redolent of rich old tobacco.

But it pleases him to be pictured in this wise by his radio audience. Much of his boyhood was spent in France. He spoke only French until he was six. At that time his father was serving with the British Intelligence. Then his father became a lecturer on world topics, and it was not until the elder Nesbitt became a Unitarian minister that the fam-ily settled long in one place Alameda, California.

His formal education took place at St. Mary's college and the University of California. After he left college the stage beckoned and Nesbitt worked in dramatic stock at Vancouver and Spokane and also organized several little theatre groups. An engagement as a stage manager called him to New York. When he returned west where the show ended its tour, he went to work on a Seattle newspaper.

He quit the day he had to call up a woman and tell her her husband wag in the morgue. RADIO HIGHLIGHTS WFBG-TT 1340 On Your Dial News Musical Reveille Do You Remember News Everything Clnpx 8:00 8:15 8.30 8:45 9:00 10:00 10:15 10:30 Market Basket Blue Music the Hard Way Letters from the Boys Musical Revue Saturday Showdown U. S. Coast Guard on Parade Norm Poland finn 10:45 11:00 11:30 12:00 12.15 Consumer Time 12:30 1:00 1:30 1:45 3:45 6:00 6:30 Union Blue That They Migtht Live Waltz Tim. Pittsburg-Illinois football game tU! i oiaie-i uraue I Sustain the Wings Religion in the News Runert- Hup-hoe 6:45 7.00 For This We Fight 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 jmenary Abie's Irish Rose Truth or Consequence wora ot Lite Can You Top This Million Dollar Band Grand Ole Opry News Nelson Olmstead Sign Off SUNDAY National Radio Pulpit Words and Music First Methodist Church 10:00 10:30 11:00 11.15 11:30 10:00 10:30 10:45 11:45 12:00 12:30 1:00 Musical Moods Norm Boland, Songs Stars from the Blue Bob and Gene Melody Mustangs Amateur Hour Those We Love Westinghouse Program Rendezvous with Romanc Upton Close Army Hour Lands of the Free Symphony Calholic Hour The Green Hornet Jack Benny Bandwagon Cliarlie McCarthy One Man's Family Old Fashioned Revival Hour Hour of Charm Boh Crosby News Behind the Headlines Sign off 1:15 1.30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:15 3:30 4:30 5:00 6:00 6:30 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:15 11:30 MOHNINS 9 "0 WWVA-Breakfast Club 9 30 WABC Garden Talk 30:00 WJ AS Youth on Parade 11:05 WABC-Let'e Pretend-Sketch 11 :30 KDKA Coast Guard on Parade AFTERNOON WEAF-Mirth and Madnea Variety 1:00 WJZ-Ncws: Music paid in the amount of $6633.15..

SCHOOLS CLOSED The Hollidaysburg public schools will close for the purpose of regist ering for War Ration Book No. 4 on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, October 20, 21 and 22.. Registration will take place in the following Senior High school, Junior High school and Gaysport. The hours set for registration at these buildings are: October 20 and 21 from 9:00 a. m.

to 9:00 p. and on Friday, October 22, from 9:00 a. m. to 5:30 n. m.

The teachers will do the registration and if necessary, will ba assisted by students BANQUET Harry Henshaw, principal of the Senior High school, was the guest speaker at the annual banquet of the Hollidaysburg Young Women's club of the YM-YWCA. His subject was, "Schools At KVar." Mr. Henshaw spoke highly of the part all children are playing in this war. The meeting was held this week (Continued on Page 10) TREASURY POSITION WASHINGTON, Oct. 15 UP) The position of the treasury Oct 13: Receipts $67,592,929.06 Expenditures $183,862,204.17 Net balance $1.8,507,282.879.26 Total debt $164,020,395,140.64 Increase over previous day 844.66.

WCAU Hit Parade 9:45 WJAS Saturday Night Serenade 10:00 WJZ John Vandercook, News 10:15 WABC Correction Please Quia 11:00 WEAF News, Dance Music 11:15 WABC Sammy Kaye's orch. WJZ Betty Rann, songs 11:30 WCAE Johnny Messner's orch. WJAS Abe Lyman's orch. WJZ Ray Heatherton's orch. 12:00 WCAE Art Kassel's orch.

KDKA Your Number Please WABC News, Music SUNDAY MORNING 9:00 WT AM News WGY Deep River Boys 10:00 WABC Church of the Air 10:30 WEAF Children's Program 11.30 WJZ Joseph Marals, Songs AFTERNOON 12:30 WABC Transatlantic Call 1:30 WOR This Is Fort Dix 2:00 VEAF Those We Love Play 2:30 WEAF John Charles Thomas 8:00 WCAU-New York PhilharmoniO Symphony 3:15 WJZ World News Upton Close 5 00 WEAF NBC Symphony, Dr. Frank Black, Conductor WCAU Family Hour NIGHT 6:30 WOR Upton Close, Comments WEAF The Great Gildesleeve 7 00 WEAF Jack Benny, Comedy 7:30 WEAF Band Wagon Music WCAU We, the People WHAM Quiz Kids 1:00 WEAF Edgar Bergen, Charlie McCarthy; Others WJZ Roy Porter, News 8:30 KDKA One Man's Family WJZ Inner Sanctum Mystery WJAS Crime Doctor :00 KDKA Manhattan Morry-Go- Round WABC Radio Readers' Digest WOR Music for an Hour 9:30 KDKA American Album of Familiar Music WABC James Melton. Joan Hoberts: Songs WCAU Star Theater 10:00 WJZ Good Will Hour WCAU Take It or Leave It WOR John Mnrhaa 10 30 WCAU Man Behind the Gun WEAF Bob Crosby Show 11 WEAF News 11.30 WJZ Danct Uuile I JOE PALOOKA ggSiiM HE IS NOT BADE WOUNDED-y-KSJI POF COURSE I MUST OHMM Foh By THE YW-HE KEEPS YES iSB5'' 1 HIS SCALP VS CREASED HE GO NOW WE HAVE THAN VOCU. CALLING FOR NACA HE'S I GO "TO I YES, 1 SPEAK ENGLISH-YOU By ABULLET HE DIDN'T Jf HE'LL, MANY WOUNDED U3UO AND DISTURBING THE A EEM 3 22522 NitfL122 ABOUTJKBB EVEN CET A CONCUSSION ij rfiW- f8) OTHERS- DO YOU KMOW I MAO -22rX7pLEASE g857 yym Wr i her-i wish shetj cawctaib JANE ARDEN By Monte Barrett and Ross dPhS OrVjMK 0-t MIGHT, Ztfg-g AFTEK Wfe rV AN -r have known a lettepz from ogzop jane. --lTi "Swsf 1 :45 KDKA Football Pittsburr vs.

Illinois 2.15 WOR-Columbia vs. Army 2:30 WJZ-Footbail To be ui nounced. WAliC Footbail To be announced. 8:00 WF.AF Air Force Military Band 4:30 WABC-Calling Pan-America 5 00 WEAF-Nol Glorj-. Sketch NIGHT 8:00 WABC-Quincy Howe.

News 6:30 WJZ-Ella Fitzgerald. Songs 7 no WJZ What's New? Don Ameche 8:00 WABC Groucho Marx. Comedy WEAF Abie's Irish Rose 8:15 WJZ Boston Symphonv orchestra: Koustevitzky. conduct-9 00 WOR-Operetta Muair.