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PITTSBURGH POST SAZEnE: JUNE 2 nigh Spots and Programs 8:45 p. KQV Jlike and Buff. Tallulah Bankhead, guest, discusses choice of children's names. 7:30 p. WCAE Silver Eagle.

7:45 p. WJAS Eddie Fisher Show. TTeleTisiOll High Spots and Programs 1:00 p. WDTV Let's Visit. Lisa Kirk, star of "Panama Hattie," visits the Harold V.

Cohens. 6:00 p. WQED The Two R's. "Life Magazine" discussed. 7:15 p.

WENS John DalyNews. 7:30 p. WKJF, WJAC Dinah Shore Show. 8:30 p. WDTV Star Playhouse.

David Niven in "Finale," a story of theatrical life. Conversation? By WIX FANNING Pot-Gzette Redlo A TV Writer Back in the pre-small screen days we (and a host of fellow Americans) used to ea 8:00 p. 8:25 p. 9:00 p. KQV People Are VWSW Baseball.

KDKA Dragnet. authors, critics, playwrights andor raconteurs. Certainly, when one moves in literary circles, It is not unnatural that names of public import pass through a casual conversation. For example, a whole evening's discussion (or three evenings, for that matter) about the late Harold Ross, founder and longtime editor of "The New Yorker," would not only be fascinating, but entirely natural among his former friends and associates. This does not excuse, however, a half hour's "conversation piece" in which Ross' name creeps in toward the 'end after the following (our informal count): Harpo Marx, Mr.

Lewis, Miss Thompson, A. E. Housman, William B. WDTV WJAC WENS WKJF Channel Channel Channel Channel 2 TV 4 TV It TV 53 TV TUESDAY MORNING Studv Film to Reduce Angle :45 Garry Moore Edition Ding Dong Dmsr Dong School School Arthr Godfrey T. A.

Man Family To Heaven Morning Tooi Film Playhouse Parade Bride Groom :30 Strike It Rich Strike It Rich :45: TUESDAY AFTERNOON 4 ft :00 News at Noon Film Bride Groom 1 1:15 Love of Life Love of Life All preiremt, Hawkins Falls I :30 Tomorrow Tomorrow mr Bettv White :45 Guidinjg Light Guiding Lite Jt 1:00 Let's Visit Blight Day P-M. Playhouse :15 Stars; Wreathr Melodies iueect Kitchen Garry Moore "9 2:00 Garry Moore Pittsburgh :15 Valiant Lady Film Today :30 Meet Your House Party Neighbor Quirk Quiz :00 Doubl, Big Pavoff Afternoon :15 Nothing Theater :30 Bob Crosby Ask Washington Film Show Bob Crosby 00 Welcome Welcome Woman's Past Jane Gibson :15 Traveler Travelers Secret Storm :30 On Your On Your Dione Lucas Teens A Tunee Arrount Account Cooking School Cartoon Time 00! Adventures Cartoons Funny Bunny Pinky Lee Bhnkley Advent. Matinee :30 Howdy Doody Howdy Doody Adventure Serial Rabbit: Comedy TUESDAY EVENING Bill Music; SporU Eagles-Newa Quli DuBois-News Gunsmokt Sports-Grimee :30 Ide-News Red Buttons Adventure Parade Theatr 7:00 Capt. Video TV Thater :15 Marge. Jeff John Daly-News :30 Time Out Dinah Shore Adventure Dinah Shore Girls News Caravan Npws Caravan Public Intrst Goldbergs Midwestern To Be Midwestern Hayride Announced Hayride Star Arthur Murray My Favorite Jackson Jill PIayhoiie Party Hiiband TooTwaterfront Firesid- To Be An- Dangerous Th-ater nouncrd Assignment :30 Star Play- Top Plays of '54 Suspense Top Playa :45, house of 14 Truth or Con- Truth or Con- TV Theater Tuesday 1 1 151 sequences sequences "The Shriff" Playhouse: :30 See It Now See It Now Nam's the Sam T'night To Be An- Sign Off News-Sports Movie: nouncd Starlite Theater: "Gentleman After Dark" 1ft :00 News Sign Off 1:15 Sports: Swing Sign Off Shift Theater WEDNESDAY MORNING 9:00 Pastor'a Study Film 15 Fun to Red ce Angle :45 G.

Moore Edition Dmg Dong Ding Dong 11:151 School School A. Godfrey Bob Crosby Man a Family :45 To Heaven Morning Hawkins Falls Playhouse :15 Stars: Eat Erids Groom Strike It Rich Strike It Rich WWSW KDKA WCAE WJAS KQV Independent 970 NBC IC2Q ABC (250 Mutual 1320 Columbia 94 5 92.9 FM 99.7 1410 TUESDAY MORNING 9:00 Cordic Kitchen Club Breakfast Bill Erant Henrv; Nws Co. Music Clock Club Deane Inn Shoe Circle Kathryn Bright Spot News Kuhlman 1ft Bob Smith True Story Musical Mag. Arthur God- 11. 15! Sho-v Story: Strets Ball frey Show IJ :30 Pay Phrase Girl Marries News; Olson 2nd Chance Whisper.

Sts John Olson Strike It Romances Florida- :15 Rich Sine Eve U.S.A. JCe-we Bob Hope Crosby Co. Bing Crosby Birr Crosby Break Bank Crosby: Nxrg Kosemary TUESDAY AFTERNOON 4 ft.OONe-a-s: News C. Garratt Music Magic Wren; News I Weather Markt: ilt Liberace To Earth Aunt Jenny I :30 Polkas the Kings Worn. World Bck.

Smith Henry: News :45: Wife Saver Gal Sunday Hr. of Stara News: Brch Quen for a Life Road Go-Rcmnd Citizenship Day Ma Perkins Jay Michael Market Muj. Dr. Malone A'y Music; News Guid'g Light 2 00j News; Form News: Jay Music Magic Mrs. Burton Home For'm Jay Michael Perrv Mason :30 Telle Test Rarry Kay Xora Drake Red Kaye News Bright Day Hits Wotcomp Barry Kaye Hilltop Travelrrs House "Party Pep.

Young Happiness Kay: News Mike Buff 4:00 Backstage Barry Kaye Helen Trent Stella Dallas Joe Deane Widdr Brwn Worn House Kay: Nwg Dan: Nws 5:00 Nws; Hits Plain Bill News: Mich'l Barry Kaye Joe Deane :15 Rec'd Hits F. Pg. Frrell Jay Michael L. Jones News: Jay That's Life Spts. Spts: Irish Gardening Kay: Brwn Curt Maswy TUESDAY EVENING 6:00 Snydr-Nws News: Long Jay Michael News; Spts.

Becklv Smith Hits Tello-Test Kaye Pie Traynor Tucker Natl Busmss News: Jay Barry Kaye 45 Rec'd Hit3 3 Star Extra Bill Stern Kaye News L. Thomas 7:00 Nws: Hits Sports Rev'w The Rosary F. Lewis. Jr. Tenn.

Ernie :15 Rec'd Hits Red Skelton Vandermok Gold. Triang. Guest Book Tucker Beatty: Nws Silver Eagle Gab. Hatter Lind Haves Hits Mans Famly Eagle: News Eddie Fisher W-up Dmah Shore Marine Band M. Spillane People Are :15 F.

Sinatra Summer Funny :30 Baseball Barne Craig Serenade Old Timers Mr. and Mrs. Phillies Partv North I i 9 Dragnet, Town News: Party Jobnnv Meeting Old Timer3 Dollar :50 News: Crime Suspense :45 P. Chambers Planetarium 4 Fibbr. Molly News Edwrd3: Nws Summertime I 11:15 News Heart Turner Calls Old Timers I 11:30 Farty Line Hit Previews Gren: Old Sps: Music Time Party Summertime Star News-Long News-Sporta I Dickson-Nws Beckly Smith :15 Final Boyer Rendezvous Old Timers Scores: Mns.

Party Line in the Partv for Read'g Night Nws: lieve Read'g: N'w fl :00 970 Club News Old Timers Music for I Swing Shift Party Reading I :30 Night Watch Sign Off Sign Off "4oi WEDNESDAY MORNING 9:00 Cordic. Co. Kitchen Club Breakfast Bill Brant Henry; News Your Toe3 Club Joe Deane Inn Shop. Circle Kathryn :45 Bright Spot Bill: News Kuhlman -00 Bob Smith True Story Music Magic Arthur God- 1 1 1:15 Show Story; Strets Jane Ball frey Show I 11:30 Bob Hope Whisper, Sts News; Olsen :45 Break Bank Girl Marries John Olsen Strike It Romance Florida- :15 Rich Since Eve U.S.A. News :30 Pay Phrase Crosby Co.

Bing Crosby Bmg Crosby :45 2nd Chance Crosby; Nws Rosemary Funny. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. A GUV GETS 5Q0CD FROM A kCH UNCLE uuNT KNCW EXISTED I IF M3U MAO ITALLTO DO lil I WHAT l-S TME FIRSTTWIMG VI 4 I OVEC? ASAllsJ-- VOU'O DO OVEf? 1 jHmJ) C7 -yk rh i SJ-i Coming to 'Life' OnWBTV Monday 4') LEILA 3IARTIN She will have the leading role, as Julie Goodwin, In a new soap opera, "The Golden Windows," which begins a daily run on WDTV, 3Ionday, at 3:15 p. m. Julie Is described as "a girl In whom an awareness of life is just awakening a lovely talented singer who is wondering if reality will lead her to 'The Golden Windows' of her dreams." Trischler Opticians CLOSED SATURDAYS July and August GRant 1-4658 Guaranteed protection for your winter storage in eur Air-Conditioned vaults.

Sealed Proposals Pittsburgh, June 15th. 1954. Separate end sealed proposals will be received at the Office of the Controller of Allegheny County. Room 104, Court House, Pittsburgh. until 10:30 A.

D. S. (9:30 A. E. S.

T.i, Tuesday, July 6th. 19 54, and will be publicly opened at 11:00 A. D. S. T.

(10:00 A. E. S. in the presence of the County Commissioners In Room 410, Court House, Pittsburgh, for Plumbing Improvements In Men I Toilets of Allegheny County Office Building. Special bidding blanks' and envelope! for use cf bidders.

Instructions to Bidders and conditions rezulafing bidding together, with specifications may be had on application at the Office of the Bureau of Purchases, Room 207, Court House. Pittsburgh. Pa. Proposal must be accompanied by a certified check or bond to the order cf or running to the County of Allegheny for the amount fixed in the specifications as evidence that the bidder will accept same and carry out the conditions of the contract in case of award. No bidder may withdraw his bid for period of 60 days after the iched-Uled closing time for receipt of bids.

The County Commissioner reserve the right, to reject any and all bldi. JAMF.S W. KNOX. Controller, County of Allegheny. BIDS WANTED SCHOOL FURNISHINGS The Cranberry-Pinegrove Joint School Districts solicits quotations until 13.00 o'clock noon.

Wednesday. July for school furnishings, including: School desks, office furniture, library furniture, cafeteria furniture, kitchen equipment, office machines, gymnasium equipment, lockers, stage risers, home economic furnishings, and miscellaneous items. Specifications may be obtained by calling or writing to the office of the undersigned. The Board reserves the right to relect any or all bids. Signed: W.

A. STEWART. Supv. Cranberry-Pinegrove Joint School District. Venango County.

Seneca. Pennsylvania. PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE COMMISSION Harrisburg. Pennsylvania NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposal will be received by Ihe Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, through the Chairman, 11 North Fourth. Street.

Harrisburg. Pennsylvania, until 10:00 a. Eastern Davlight Saving Time, the 14th day of July, 1954. and immediately thereafter will be taken, to the Public Utility Commission's Hearing Room. No.

1 North Office Building, State Capitol. Harrisburg. Pennsylvania, and publicly opened and read aloud for the following contract: For the construction of structures and the grading, drainage and paving of the Turnpike Section 36-A, part of the Northeastern Extension of the Pennsylvania Turnpike in Lower Maeungie, Upper Macungie and South Whitehall Townships. Lehigh County, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, thia lection being situated as follows: Beginning at a point approximately 164 lin. feet southeast of the center line of the presently existing Legislative Route 39027 at Turnpike Station 513 10 in Lower Macungie Township.

Lehigh County: thence in northwesterly direction 15.606 lin. ft. to Turnpike Station 670 00: at a point aDproximately 1769 ft. northwest of the center line of Town-shin Road 555 in South Whitehall Township. Lehigh County, a oi'tance of anoroximatelv 2.96 The apDroximate -tuantities of the principal ifms are is 'Vowa-Class I Excavation, 898.84 5 cubic vards: Class II Excavation, 26 551 cubic yards: Cla 2A Excavation, 5 549 cubic yards: Special Subgrade.

221,449" square yards: Reinforced Concrete Pavement, 15 116 souare yards: Class A Concrete, 4 573 cubic yards; Class Concrete, 6.060 cubic yards; Plain Steel Bars. 908.615 lbs Fabricated Structural Steel, 2.04 960 lbs Median Divider. 15.070 lin. ft. Copies of plans, specifications and other contract documents, including cross-sections are on file and open to public inspection at the office of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission located at Harrisburg.

Pennsylvania, not later than 30 June. 1954. Pians. soeciftcatlons. cross-sections and other contract documents will be available by this date for inspection or for mailing to prospective bidders.

Copies of Soeciflcations for grading, drainage, paving and structures may be purchased from the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission for the sum of five 5 dollars per copy. Conies of cros-sectiont may be purchased from the Pennsylvania Turnoike Commission for the sum of fifty (50) dollars per set. Plans and contract documents, for this section exclusive of cross-sections and aneciflcations. may be purchase! from the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission for the sum of twenty 20) dollars for eah set. No refund will be made for plans returned v.r.loss the project withdrawn from letting, by 44 -)i i i I 1 1 Phone- answer 24 hrt.

a dayjj I j) Listen to I Af Allen Revival Hour 1 12:45 P. M. to 1:00 F. M. Vf Monday thru Friday PENNY THE BERRYS something, IGUESSVOU'VESEEWA LOT OP LIFE, HAVEMT it THE STARS DO SHINE ON CHANNEL 4V hi STeueewviiLf i TRI-STATE'S HIGHEST TOWER TO SERVE YOU BETTER 1:15 JUeti Waierlorl Park 6:30 Tim Out lor Sporti 8.45 Weather and Nevr 7:00 Liberate 7:30 Doug Edwaidi Newi 7:45 Jo SiaffarJ 8:30 luTenile Tory 3:00 Meet Millie 9:30 Jeff Jonei Sealed Proposals the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission.

Remittances art payaMe by rheck or P. O. money order tn The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission and must accompany requests for di a wings, specifications, contract documenU. and cross-sections. The character and amouit ef Bid security to be furnished by the hiddtr la stated In the Instructions to Bidders.

The Commission reservri the riht to waive any informalities Id er to relect any or all bids. No bids mar be withdrawn fcr thirty days aftr the scheduled closing fme for receipt of bids. PENNSYLVANIA TURNF1KE COMMISSION James F. Torrance. Secretary and Treasurer, Harrisburg.

Pennsylvania. 32 June. 1934. ALLEGHENY COUNTY Pittsburgh, June 25th. 1954 Separate and sealed proposals will be received at the Office of the Controller of Allegheny County, Room 104 Court House, Pittsburgh.

until 10:30 A. D. S. T. (9:30 A M.

E. S. Tuesday. July 6th. 1954 an will be publicly opened at 11:00 A.

D. S. T. (10:00 A. E.

S. T.l is the presence of the County Commissioners in Room 410 Court House. Pittsburgh, Pa. for One Mimograph Machine; One Addressograph Machine; Clothing. Dry Goods and Shoes; Automobile Batteries: Blue Print Paper; Window Glais; Oxygen and Acetylene.

Kerosene and Diesel Ful Oil; Recapping Service and Photographic SuppUei. special bidding blanks and envelopes for use of bidders. Instruction! to Bidders and conditions regulatinj bidding together with specification mav be had on application at the Office of the Bureau of Purchases, Room 207 Court House, Pittsburgh. Pa Proposal must be accompanied a certified check or bond to the order ofor running to the County of Allegheny for the amount fixed in tre specifications as evidence that the bidder will accept same and carry e.ut the conditions of the contract in ease ef award. No bidder may withdraw Wl bid for a period of 60 days after the scheduled closing time for receipt of bids The County Commission" reserve the right to re'ct any and all hids JAMES W.

KNOX. Controller County of Allegheny. CITY OF PITTSBURGH DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS June 2 5. 19 54. 1 Separate and Sealed Proposal! for the following will be received at the office of the City Controller.

City-Countv Building, until 10: 00 A. Davllcht Savinr Time. July 9 1P54: and will be publicly opened and read one hour later in Room 440, City-County Building. RESURFACING Resurfacing of City Street ar-d Park Roads with Asphaltlc Materials furnished by the City, and work incidental thereto, including Regradlng and Recurbrnr. GRADING A DRAINAGE Negley Run from Washington Blvd.

to Collins Street, and the approach thereto from Prince Street at Koeveler St. Contract No. 2. GRADING PAVING AND CURBING Otlethorpe Avenue, front Antoinette Street to Drive Way, including the lavine of water lines. CONSTRUCTION OF SEWERS Luc.na Avenue, from a pt.

abt. 5 5' of Overview St. to the exiting sewer on Lucina Ave. at Llpton Way. 8" T.

Pioe. Yale Drive and Oueenston S'reet. from the existing sewer on Ytle Drive of Sinton to the exist, sewer on Oueenston W. of Yale Drive. 8" T.

C. Pine. 2 All bkis must be made upon the prepared form of Proposal to be obtained at the Contract Office. Room 427. City-Countv Building, on and after June 25.

1954. 3. Bids must be accompanied by a bond in the amount of 50 of the estimated cost ot the protect under consideration. Said bonds shall be duly and legally executed with a or trust company which has complied with the City Ordinance! relating thereto 4. Copies of Specification! for Resurfacing with Asohaltic Materials mav be ohtained at Room 4 27.

City-County Building. No charge w.ll he made for Specfflcations. Copl of contract plans and specifications for other prolerts may be ohtained at Room 4 4 0. City-County Building, upon payment of a charge In the amount of $3 00 for each set of Plans and soeciflcations for the Grading and Drainage of Neglev R'in Blvd eir noon payment of $0.50 for each of the other above named vroiects. Checks covering said charges thai! made payable to Treasurer, City til Pittbnrgh.

5. The Mayor and the Director of the Denartment of Public Woiks reserves the right to relect any or ail prooosals. James S. Devlin. Dtrerfv.

D.F.W. David Lawrence. Maytr, I t-1 1 i 13 I Tuesday, Jane 29 I I TONIGHT I gerly await the weekly sessions "Information Please" conducted on radio, of all mediums, by a smooth talking gent, name of Clifton Fadiman. "noted writ- Vin Fannin? er, critic and raconteur." We haven't the slightest idea what Clifton has been doing in the time between (probably writing, criticizing and making like a raconteur), but we did look forward to his return as an emcee on the NBC radio network (KDKA, 7:30 p. last Sunday on a 'program called "Conversation." Well, lie anie back all right.

Flanked by such fellow authors, editors, playwrights and ranconteurt as Bennett Cerf, Alan Green and Marc Connelly, he presided over the darndest name-dropping session we have yet had occasion to hear. Under the guise of "conversation'' the show theoretically breaks Into the middle of an "intellectual" discussion and ends with the boys still busily rattling oft the names of celebrities within their ken or acquaintance. This was to be, said the advance notice, "conversation as a skilled art." Oh come now. We have had the privilege of entering into conversation with a great many of our betters at least three of whom ere discussed on "Conversation" and unless memory plays ungodly tricks, with the possible exception of Dorothy Thompson's night long exposition (hardly conversation) on her former husband, Sinclair Lewis (a mutual we don't recall a single pointed mention of WQED PITT6BT RGB CHA.VNEL 13 12 00 Test Pattern 1: 00 Children i Corner 00 Parents Dr. Spock 3.30 Test Pattern 00 The Two 6:30 Men Make History QED Concert 7:30 Sign Off WTRF-TV WHEELING CHANNEL 7 :00 10:00 10:30 10:45 11:15 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 5:00 5:30 Breakfast Club Din? Donr Man Family Kiddie Korner Armchair Report Beatty Tl'hitt Show Kitchen Camera Klosj Inn Bu.ner Crabb Mrs U.5 A.

Calling All Carrs Welcome Your Account Pinky jLe Range Rider 6:00 6:30 6:55 7:00 7:35 7:45 8:00 Movie Marshal TV Newsroom Weather Cisco Kid Tele-Sketch News Caravan Midwestern Hayride Arthur 1:30 9:00 9:3 0 10:00 Murray Party Fireside Theater Sound State Conse quences Follow That Man Front Plje News Weather Late movie 10:30 11:00 11:10 12:00 WSTV STFCBBN VILLI CHANNEL 9 too Western 6:30 SporU 6.40 Weather 6:4 5 News PlX "7:00 Liberace 7:30 Edwards. News 7:4 5 Jo Stafford 00 Halt Hour Theater Theater Anythtnf Goes Search for Tomorrow 10:00 13:30 12:45 1:00 1:30 2 00 3:00 3:30 4:00 News Look Ladiei Variety Fare Movies Big Payoff Variety Fare Woman Past Secret Storm Robert Q. Lewis Waterford Races 30 Juvenile Jury Meet Millie 9:30 Fils of Jeffrey Joaei 15 30 10:00 Mystery Theater 1 1 00 Newsbeat 11:15 Late Movie 12:30 Newt Final :15 Bridge News Winners at Henderson's Studio in the Sheraton Hotel were: First, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rosenbloom, Miss Joan Kerr and George Donaghy.

Second, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Glick, Mrs.

Agatha Tiernan and B. G. Perkins. Other winners at Henderson's were: First, Walter Mclntyre, William Flannery, Mrs. L.

H. Lawrence and E. C. Donaghy. Second.

Mrs. H. L. Glick, j. C.

Donaldson, A. A. Pope and R. J. Henderson.

There will be a master point game at Henderson's Studio tomorrow night at 8:30. Winners of the Keystone Bridge Club game were: First, Mrs. Elizabeth Alexander and John W. Brewer. Second, Mrs.

Catherine Roberts and Thomas Ruff in. Puzzle Corner Answers Questions on preceding page WORD Word GAME FOUNDER nude rode done roue dour rude drone rued dune -rune rend refund fern fend feud found fond ford fore four frond fund under undo unfed node ANAGRAMS 1. PERILOUS 2. FLOTSAM 3. SALIENT 4.

SILENCE 5. HOSTAGE Surprise answer to Scramble on Page 1, Section 2, Is SONG Clown at Kaufmann's Emmett Kelly, internationally famous clown of Ringling Brothers-Barnum and Bailey Circus, will autograph copies of his book, "Clown My Life in Tatters and Smiles," in Kaufman Book Department, Thursday, from 1 to 2 p. m. I DD WE HAVE NOT ONE 1 AND VNWATS MORE IMOOQTANTj 1 MKU1UINUL I "Ml VVC I I llvl LMC I MAM cd MAMA? KNCW. KNCWS US in i mm mm Yeats, John O'Hara, Ben Hecht, Carl.

Van Doren, Alexander Woollcott, Oscar Levant and an assorted few of lesser note. It is inconceivable that any one of the above named, let alone the baker's dozen, could be really "discussed" within half an hour's "conversation." If NBC is serious about this new program, and we hope they are, let it be exactly what its name implies. Let it be a conversation between intelligent, informed men and women (a woman is sorely needed in any such social round, we think) about a subject interesting to us all. Let's leave the name-dropping to the gossip columnists, broadcasters and telecasters, who will, we are sure, never encroach upon the field of "Conversation." We are deeply gratified by the favorable response by many readers to our comments on the Mary Kay and Johnny travesty imposecTupon the viewers of the "USSteel Hour." Mrs. Mabel Young hit the point with graceful humor when she suggested that the bright young couple "plant their feet firmly ori the stage, roll up their sleeves and flex their muscles." This, said Mrs.

"would at least indicate what they're driving at (more effectively) than the cutey-pie (present) commercial." "When we think of steel," says our correspondent, "we want to think of something substantial, even though it may be used in 'flimsies'!" Amen. It is Interesting to note, In passing, that Dr. Frank C. Baxter's fine lectures on Shakespeare (telecast here by WQED) are also being televised by the CBS commercial station in New York City. And by the way, wouldn't Sir Winston Churchill be surprised to find himself (under the pseudonym "Sir in the hands of an American television "nurse" named Janet Dean? Here's a show which bids fair to compete with "Our Little Stinker," or is it "Our Little (WDTV, 10 p.

Sundays). Finally, those of you who remember WDTV's 31 i i (Kiddie Castle) Steiner may be surprised to learn that she is now known as Mitzi McCall to her recently acquired agent and friends in Hollywood. Her husband Jack Tolen, former WDTV director, Is now production manager for TVs "One Man's Family" working with another former Pitts-burgher, Gino Conte, who produces the show. Maybe we'll seeing Mitzi's happy, smiling face on our screens one day soon. Hope so.

Sealed Proposal DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY Pittsburgh. Pa. June 29. 1954. SEALED PROPOSALS will be at.

the office ot the City Controller until 10:00 A. Dayiirht Savinp Time. July 9. 1954. and will publicly opened and read one hour later in the City Council Chambers tor- The towing of the illegally parted, wrecked, abandoned or seized vehicles within the limits ot the City of Pittsburgh.

Specifications, plans, blank iwopoMi and bond form can be obtained at the office of the Bureau of Traffic Planning. Room 90S City-County Building. Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania. Each proposal submitted must be accompanied by the following: 1.

A bond in the amount of SS.OOO with a surety company, trust company or companies as surety or sureties to indemnify the City for ny loss by reason of the failure of to enter into a contract and unat the contractor perform satisfactory service-under the terms of the contract II warded said contract. The Mayor and Director of the Department of Public Safety the right to reject any or all Proposals which they deem to be for the best interestsof the City DAVID Lvr.t.".- GEORGE E. A. FAIRLEY, Director. Legal Notices Herbert B.

Sachs. Attorney at Law, S2? Friek Build.nc. Pittsburgh Fa. Notice is her.ebv Sen pursujnt to the provisions of Act No. 30 Of May 24 1Q45 of intention to file in tne office of the Secretarv of tne Commonwealm of Pennsylvania.

Harriaburg. and in the office of the Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County, on Tuesday, the 29th dar of June. 1945. a Certificate for the conduct of a business in Allegheny Count. Pennsylvania, under the assumed or fictitious name style or designation of WE.

with its principal place of business at 533, Liberty Avenue Pittsburgh. Pa. The names and addresses of all persons owning or interested In said business are: earner S. Rosen3on. 5568 Forbes Street.

Pittsburgh. Pa. Alter Wright fe Barron, Attorneys at Law 2200 First National Bank Bldg Pittsburgh 22. Pennsylvania. Notice is hereby given of intention to file Articles of Incorporation with the Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania at Harrisburg, on Fridav.

the 2nd day of July. 1954. for a Certificate of Incorporation for a proposed business corporation to be organised under the Business Corporation Law of the Commonwealth of Pennsvlvania. aonroved Mav 5. 1933, as amended, said corporation to be named -Fort Pitt Tire lUttf-y The ourpose or purposes for which it is orgnized are: To manufacture, fabricate, buy.

sell, trade, repair and service parts, accessories and equipment for automobiles and vehicles propelled by whatever powers in al! elements: in buy and lell repair ahops and service stations, including real estate and personal property, for the operation such business. Alter. Wright is Barron. Solicitors. nit VMXtfLURfS I1L GIVE HlA TH fL'l a CANT CAST TOO LIGHT V.

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