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PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE THURSDAY, JULY 16. 1953 PENNY TcDevisnoDDn aimdl Madia Daylight Soringt Jim; Hadiu and XV programt ere prinitd et iisoerf tfofoe lPiigiraiiras mud ere ii6etf to teftej 1kut eettca But ru. set an won epcmg iT WAS fiO MANVAMS NOBOC7V IOJOWS. I ii oom UNQUESTIONABLY, COME I I FEMAL6 BUYMEtL "TjWirj ftTX kNOW WHIMTHF I wwsw Independent 70 WDTV Channel 2 TV WJAC Channel TV PEG-AM TO TAHC.fi WCAE AC tJSO FM I i '-j OH r4 SOCOY, DEAR, If I fsO WWlCH IS MOBS IMPORTANT BUT VDOLL HAH. JL, I DOMT OONT WNE My KNfC5 II I FC6 VWHMMMBMAMMMBilHIMilii SS Bas V.

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Phaaa Service) HSESCRPEP LUNft KNOWN UTTLF WHhTRE V3U WHO RUINED I AOMBUNS i OUT LOTUS UETOGCTMy-----ff THE -r lpT ttSrWJ VENUSrT--Tilll VENUSPORT- PCM KMC LEAEP TAi i THE BERRYS MRCHi'E C4DET IF TJ.N" A 5mz CflFE IM VENUS- CAPTTPL OF TJe I PLANET Aide to Executive Of Hospital amerl WilHain p. Ryan, has been appointed adniinistrative assistant at Wet Per.n Hospital, it v. as announced esterday by James I. McGuire Mr. sn of Dr.

William P. F.yan. director of public health frr Holyoko. was formerly adniijiistrathe assistant at tr Mericen Hospital, Conn. Sealed Proposals VCTBES TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT.

ae bids wiii tf at SapersiEj 4 8 on Jul i7 epnl n4 reil Inr t- furs ir. jif and fitiiuon of h.ks r4 3 0'i24') 'j cri cpn'r cau-LEf ii" tr. Stewart c.iool. Iorar. Fa th Kif "i School cf cUis rorr and ta Exterior ol ti S.il-T-t S.aaka ar ttsec.ica'-icr.f at tile o2.c? Ite S-Pr- K.fa Library.

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Pa tntU. 1 30 AM DST .30 AM. 30, 1951. n4 Pio.tr cpnta at 11.00 AM, T. i 1 0 f0 A I the prnr a Cour H'ue Jtfi, Pa -r aaa iT.pre'-R'nt ts Cturr Porns 1 -f3 an! P.in) iocatei on yn' Court Kou f-, r-" are rjEu.a"-r wn apr ifi'n ry jr.

i tt 'f 8. T.rmra Cnjrt j-'r P'tsij'f. Pa p-65sa' must par "1 fc fj-fi nn! 0 f. IT iT.i tn crn'ract in ra of ii asai -V sassaas GET IT TALWAKT WffT AROI -3UP- eC5 fiOrNfi JflWIAEW 86 UFE OT TME GUCX TME SEASIDE fA; 6 Z-1T WCJiVsT) WFaKO'E OP HCTEL'S- r'M eOMV4 LOOK HOWfVA UKE UUaaaEnap AnaaETTV By WIX FANNING Post-Gazette Radio and TV Writer Extended Service Even if you have a big stick and the energy to flail it about, the most diligent appli cation will probably only serve to prove there is no hope of thrashing out all the rumors and nonsense on the subject of the Pitts burgh district's next TV problem Win Fanning ultra high frequency. However, sidling around the necessity to review the darker happenings of a radio and TV summer, we shall try to do a bit of I'HF thrashing on our mutual behalf.

Firstly, Pittsburghers will be viewing Channels 16 and 53 within the near future. WKJF-TV, a non affiliated UHF station, now has its test pattern on Channel 53. WENS, 12 times as powerful as WKJF-TV, will begin telecasting on Channel 16 by late August. The latter (WENS) will be an American Broadcasting Company basic outlet and will carry those Columbia Broadcasting System show not accepted by WDTV. You must have either a converter, be hooked to a converted master, antenna, or own a new TV set equipped with an all-channel or strip tuner to receive these stations.

WKJF-TV may get a National Broadcasting Company affiliation, and it may not, but except for the basic ABC programs carried by WENS, WDTV will continue to carry the bulk of all network offerings for a long time to come. As for Channel 47, also assigned here, forget about it for the present. Rumors to the contrary, as of yesterday the permit to operate on this channel remained in the hands of "The Golden Triangle Television Corporation." which, according to the Federal Communications Commission, Is located in Pittsburgh. According to the telephone Company there is no phone number listed for this corn-pan nor for its Dayton, Ohio, affiliate, Skyland Broadcasting Company, in Pittsburgh. A check in Dayton with a Mr.

Ronald Woodyard. president and director of both companies, revealed that a 12-kilowatt transmitter has been ordered from General Electric for delivery In Pittsburgh after the first of the year." Woodyard told us "any further information, as to site, studios, network affiliation, would be premature at this time." We shall be glad to keep you informed of the expected changes in this situation. Preliminary checks on Channel 53 indicate the detractors of UHF may have to eat their sour grapes. The signal is getting out at least to the 35-mile radius anticipated, and when WENS high power transmitter getsS on, it looks as though UHF will indeed prove to be "merely an extension of the present VHF service." A statement we hasten to credit to Joe Marty, of Admiral Corporation. Might as well make up your mind about one thing.

If you want to widen vour choice of television programs in the next 2 years, better hurry on down to see your service man. That WKJF-TV test pattern may be just a bunch of lines to you, but it will spell SWAMP at your local service HQ sooner than jou may think. Even more strange than UHF is "closed circuit television," which, if we were a salesman, we would truly hate. (X'T is an invention of the salesman's deil. It practically eliminates the old fashioned convention.

Westinghouse demonstrated the affair here the other day while introducing local dealers to their swank new line of merchandise. Cold sober, glassy-eyed, obviously pleased, withal, ihe gentlemen present heard the good word and saw the good sight for 1954 uttered and displayed by company officials in New Ybrk, just as though they had held a regular convention. We are sure you will enjoy knowing, however, that eery Westinghouse dealer in the district, willingly prepared to he a captive on his own company's show, was aUo treated to a delightful presenlation by the National Broadcasting Uompany. before switching its lines oer for the closed circuit performance, the network brought "Howdy Dowdy" for the edification of its singularly hapless CUT guests. Will it be San Francisco next year, gentlemen? Or Into space with "Captain Video" Reconditioned by Central Sewing Stores nMf? NEW DROP HEAD CABINET 5-YR.

GUARANTEE NEW 5-SPEED CONTROL NEW SEW LIGHT NEW MOTOR FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION Oet-of-Towaers Withla 100 Ml. Phone or Writ NOW THAT THE LAD UNCHfifTTEP BOUND FOR Astrological Forecast By CARROLL BIGHTER ABIES (March 21 to Arril 13 11 ra.ki Th'n pu. on your Tnot aUtmotivn sppsri gr forth Jnto th --orll of ctmry an1 mk ofhrs ron-rinng of your truly co-operative irr. TAIRT (April 20 to May 2f: Tou fan wijoly rx-cupy your arly Any with ptonal appearand -on-crr hair rut, beauty iruni'urn tc Then ")ool for rw maps for makiDir your living quartrs more ailurinjt. f.f.HIM OMay 21 to Jun 21): Many chores at home nl yowr attention till noon.

Then you ar tinker favorable afpertg for taijog your peoial aptitudes to those who ran make them reality. CANCER (Jure 22 to July 21: Errands are quickly finished by gettingr at thm early. Wind up postpone commumcatiors also. talk wjth member? of the famly and (ttie any differences opinion. I-tO (July 22 to August 21 In the a m.

with murh tact, diplo-ma-y pay biils. roUeot money due you. Then day is good for getting jn touoh iciti a ociateg and in a charming way making agreement for the future. YIHOO August 22 to September 22 Cleaning surround mgn. gt-tirg health tn good condition e.

k. during a. m. L.tr. you'd better take a goor) look present expense.

By underftandf now von ran add to inforitP. LIBRA (September 2-i to October Z-i Tou like to keep loved rloe yoti ran minister to t.her ref'Tirri? wants 3'ju kly To-day ffe fo fioditg thojRe who lint thi' f.f ion. t'RPIfi (October 2-i to 2) Tour hope. are esiMly fulfilled fhan for a lone t'tr-e. It ig nM-nfMry for 'x to improve your attitude by better un-dergtaDdirg of the enigma lading thero.

I'jie Ineight. SAf.ITTARU (November 22 to yl PAYOFF V-'hV mot croouet SETS WADE LUMiAjOUS so vOU AAAV PtAV CPO -QOEt APTE-C2. DARlO? J2 fer four original ae if printed. write Jerry Largcfl CM tfw i ITZ BOUND FOR I III I If CENTRAL SEWING STORES 5938 BROAD ST. PITTSBURGH 6.

PA. Sk aaaaaaa rr rv a Thuraday High Spot p. T)TV Ifs Visit, Harry Ridgley, author of the new play, 'The Angry to be tried out at the White Barn prior to Broadway, is the Harold V. Cohens' guest. 8:23 p.

WWSW Baseball. Milwaukee at Pittsburgh. 10:35 p. KQV Ezra Benson. The Secretary of Agriculture speaking from Los Angeles.

DaifUme Stations TRVaSDT wriT TS0 11:30 Missionary tO0 K. Balfa 7:30 Weather Newa 7:45 Famsiy 00 Unity 2 5 Heaven 8:30 Bible 00 Rev. Munou 9:30 Rev. Powell 10.00 Haven of Beat 1 0: 30 Heallnt 10:4 China a Voire 11:00 Percy Gas-ford Hour 12 00 -s The Resh 12:45 Aian Black 2:00 Polkas 3 00 Bob James 4 05 Show Time 4: IS World 4:30 Four Thirty Ranch V00 Jan Ardre 5 00 SlgnOS SPOH 1080 7: OS Mtiodtee Or. Michel-aon 8:15 Melodies Nfwa -1 ntren Only Platters 00 Mrr onnell 1 0:1 Pters 11-00 studio 12 00 Newa 1 'J 1 a 1:15 Return 1:30 Polaaa 2.00 Carle 2 1 A Silvertone 30 Phvthms 2 45 V.

S. Navy 3 00 Studio 4 Of) Shellac Sh 4 30 Studio 5-4 5 Nfwr, Snorts 00 Dinner ViiSic -iKn Off fM Mfrs. trm'Q 915 Channel Dar 3 to 9 0 WR.IF 93.7 fcXts. Cbannl 320, Dally :4 5 a. to 1 a.

m. Sundays 10 a. m. to 12 midnight. Bridge News Winners of the Dormont Bridge Club game were: First.

Mrs. C. S. Landau, Mrs, L. II.

Smyth. Mrs. L. R. Brown and Mrs.

L. II. Schiam. Second. Mrs.

Walter Cehr, Mrs. Walter Lofink, Mrs. J. Corcoran and Mrs. F.

I'. Fletcher. tNTtWWIlaiswT Listen to "THE CHRISTIAN HOUR" 8:1 m. m. to 1:30 a Sundays II UF.M?H was LlLM 1 I if 1 If i i a NOWsVlr- "A DENTIST AND HE TRUSTS Portraits By JAMES J.

METCALFE To Be tint door I like to walk on country lanes And wander through the woods And look around for animals In brushy neighborhoods To pick the berries that are wild And pretty flowers too And learn the habits of the birds As nature lovers do I 'am no ornithologist Or keeper of the beps But I adore the outdoor world The rivers and the trees The lakes where people fish all day And make their camp at night And sing the songs of long ago Around the firelight I like to leave the city with Its buildings and its cars And try to get a closer look At God's array of stars. PuzsIq Comer Answers Questions on Preceding Page HORSE SENSE 1. July (No in it). 2. Moo.

3. 37.000. 4. 1.300,000. 5.

Trucks would traffic much worse False). 6. True a); True (bt; True ci then they line up behind the slower trucks; False (d) the reverse; True et. AX A 1. GIRAFFE 2.

TARNISH 3. ENLARGE 4. VERDICT 5. MIRACLE OR I) GAME Hord STORIED rides driest side site fire sore sort sortie stride stir tid tied tir tiled tones toed tore tried trod osier rest riots rites 1 ise rote rosied ides edilors deist diets direst does dirt dose dories dotes Many scientists believe that the songs ol most birds are the assertion of claims to certain territory for nesting. 0333- asBaaa-- mm a m.i TRI-STATE'S NEWEST LARGEST.

MOST MODERN AIR-CONDITIONED DENTAL OFFICE ELEVATOR SERV1CI YOU CAN TRUST. Block Liberty Ave F1TR gqi1lBa3B WCAE NEWS WJAS mr COINING Cf Headline Nt-i A. M. 3 FOR WANT ADS I i i iaisw- De-enib-r 21 i u2H'fc your present dene for despite rtjle and r-fn-)tioiin to a moie ro-operativ atti-tuno it. ward official.

Thn jou ATRK ORN i reremoer 22 to January LT'i; feek the data you CO jir ftopi nil r.rt. of modern runlet today jirwpapei tadio. TV, magaziiteis sohool.ii, eto r. show true adherent? to take no ihaooea with, offinale AQI ARM (Januarv 21 eo-ruary Before you an lake that flyer you tht pergonal ligation. leponsibih'ien are eravd from the hooa gt o'st and make new, worthwhile friends.

(l.i-u'".' to Ma-rh 'l talk ot brs ea iy wojks out plf-ndid way to Ji'iain mutual aim with less ri -t look for ways to m- 1 our hild I Born TdH hild i. with an utfte to sf S'art eerly to tram turn or her in some voratjfin that brings thi? ability to the fore in a pra tkal fahiori an In dlagnostir. dieletir. or aome Jpterest ronnected with rlothir.g, food, eto. The later years bring great rharm and a peculiar sweetness to the personality from doing for other in eerlter year Coprrtfht.

18 tcf anfl i 0:4 JAVTS KNOX County A ALUOKESVrOCNTV P'tt abarfn na-aa ar.a p-wa tr r.fi't rn CncTi Aliir.rT Ci'jnty. P-CCm 14, ru-t Pa, uat 't 10 iO 5 r. '30 M. E. -ti-47.

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