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THE SALIST51TRT TIMES. SALIHTRT, SID- ATURDAT EVENING, 3LT 29, 1551 PAGE 4 4 Theater 9 Baseball Television Programs Mrs. Benjamin Taylor CRISFIELD Mrs. Essie 10 Man About Market Reports Baltimore Lirestock BALTIMORE UPi (USD A) Channels: 2WMAR. Baltimore.

CBS. 10 Late Show 13 Star Parade 11:35 11 Mystery 11:45 4 Picturt 9 Late Show Midnichl S. 4, 5. 6, 12 New DEATHS and FUNERALS Blanche Taylor, 76, died today in her home here after a short Town 11:39 2 Religion 4 Theater 9 New 4 vrVBW, Htshiajton. and WTAR, Vorfolk.

NBS: 5 WTTG. shin turn. Radio Time Table Networks and stations are responsible for accompanying programs listings. Inaccuracies, if any, are due to last-minute changes unreported -at press time. NATIONAL AMERICAN COLUMBIA MUTUAL KYW 1MI.

WJ2 T70 WCBS SSS WBOC MS WNBC SSO WFBR 1300 WTOR 1500 WRCA 9S0 WFIL 540 WCAU 1210 WBAL IMS WMAL 430 WCAO 600 Cattle: Compared last week: Slaughter steers and heifers weak The daughter of the late Isaac Domont; 0 WTVR. Richmond. NBC; 7 WMAL. Washington. ABC: 9 WTOP.

Washington. CBS: 10 WCAU, Philadelphia. CBS: 11 WBAL. Baltimore, NBC; 12 WD EL. Wilmington, NBC; 13 W.AAM, Baltimore, ABC MONDAY'S PROGRAM! M.

and India Caroline Jarvis Hud- to 50 lower; cows mostly 1.00-2.00 off; bulls 50 to 1.00, spots more SATURDAY Night lower; stock cattle 50-75 lower. SATURDAY'S PROGRAMS News Calves: Steady to 1.00 higher; 6:15 Comment gins, she was a native of Matthews County, Va. A housewife, she was a charter member the Church of God. her husband. Benjamin Taylor, she is survived by several children by a previous mar Orchestra UN Program Sports Song Show News, Music Dinner Musie News Calender Sports week's top Thursday 27.00 for few 13 Ranch Jamboree 8:30 2.

9. 10 Godfrey 4 Red Buttons 4,11. 12 Fire- stone Montgomery 5 Showcase. 7 Theater 7" 13 The Boss 6:30 London 6:45 London Showcase Showcase closely sorted, uniform, prime Management Labor Sports Bob Edge "Show Time Music Tim Dinner Musie Green Room vealers and calves 22.00-26.00; T. E.

Robbins CAMBRIDGE Funeral serv-tees will be held at 1 p.m. tomorrow in LeCompte Funeral home here for Thurman E. Robbins, 48, who died Thursday from, a heart attack in his home here. Born in Toddville, Mr. Robbins was the son of Kirs.

Anna Mason -Robbins and the late Thomas E. Bobbins. On June 20, 1925, he was mar It's the guy who foots the bills thot knows where the shoe pinches. Sunday School Guest Star Religion, News Favorite Music -Johnny Mercer Johnny Mercer Johnny Mercer Johnny Mereer 7:00 Paris 7:15 Paris 7:30 Big Review 7:45 Big Review commercial and good 12.00-22.00; cull and utility .8 riage two daughters, Mrs. Al 8:45 ma Pflueger of Norfolk, and 13 2nd Freedom Hogs: Not enough on offer 30 Questions SO Questions, Farm Quiz We Hail Western Western Gang Busters Gang Busters Mrs.

George Schubauer of Harris- News; Danc'g Dancing Party Dancing Party Dancing Party 8:00 Big Review 8:15 Review 8:30 Big Review 8:45 Big Review Andrew Larsen teur Houf 4 Favorite Husband 7 Madison Gardens 8:45 7 Theater p.m. 1. 9. 10 Two For Monev 4. 6.

11, 12 Show Of Shows 4 My Boy 7 Boxing :39 2. 9. 10 Favorite Husband 4 Family Pride 6 Hat Parade 9:45 to permit accurate comparison burg, three sons, Norman Bonneville of Harrisburg, the POCOMOKE CITY Andrew Kewf Dane's of prices. Thursday's quotations showed" barrows and gilts mostly Larsen, 76, died Wednesday in Barn Dance Barn Dance Lombardoland Lombardoland HerbShriner Herb Shriner Country Style Country Style 8:00 Big Review 9:15 Big Review :3 Grand Ole Opry 9:45 Grand Ole Opry Rev, Russell Bonneville of Reading, and Leland Bonneville 1.00 lower; sows unevenly 1.25-1.75 ried to Miss LDlie May Crosby of Peninsula General Hospital after a short illness. off.

Thursday's quotations choice Dancing Party Dancing Party Dancing Party "Voice Am't'ci Voice Am'r'ci Dance B'd Hr. Dance B'd Hr. Cambridge, who survives him. 10:00 Country Tunes 10:15 Ranch of Crisf ield; two sisters, Mrs. Sa die Dowe, Norfolk, and Mrs 180-220 lb barrows and gilts 27.50- A retired accountant, he had Country Style Country Style Dance Dance Band Chicago Theater Chicago Theater Chicago Theater Chicago Theater Also surviving are four daugh 10:30 Pee Wee King 28.00 220-240 lbs 27.00-27.75 240- made his home with his daugh 10:45 Pee wee King Fanny M.

Salter, North East, ters, Mrs. Wesley Burton, Miss T.1S Fight Talks 270 lbs 26.00-27.25 270-300 lbs 24.25- ter on Payne Ave. for nearly five 11 p.m. to Midnight News and Varie ty on All Networks a brother, Lawrence Hudgins, Bay- Thelma Robbins, Mrs. Audrey Can 26.00; odd lots over 300 lbs 23.75 von, nine grandchildren, and non and Miss Patricia Ann Rob SUNDAY Afternoon Funeral services will be held six great grandchildren.

town; 120-140 lbs 25.25-25.75 140-160 lbs 26.00-27.00; 160-180 lbs 27.00- bins, and his mother, Mrs. Anna 12:01 Form. Monday at 11 a.m. in the Dennis- Her first husband, who died in Frank, Ernest Ted Miller BUI Cun'ham Seaford Show Guest Speaker Gloria Parker Time Capsule Time Capsule Uioli Choir News Inv. to Learn' Watson Funeral Home.

The Rev, Mason Robbins, all of Cambridge. Four brothers, Leonard, Clar 1919, was Capt. Hurbert Bonne 12:15 12:3 Eternal Light 12:45 Eternal Light 27.75; choice sows under 400 lbs mostly 22.00; odd head 350 lbs and lighter 22.50 400-450 lbs 21.00; 450- Louis C. Randall, pastor of Beth ville, captain of a steamer. ence and Edward of Cambridge en Preservation 4 Life With Elix.

4 Father The Norths 7 Cartoons 9 Place the Face 10 Dick Tracy 12, 13 Movie 4:15 8:25 3 News 7 Magician :30 3 Presentation 4 Cisco Kid 4 Beat the Clock 5 Caravan 6 Ethel. Albert 7 Frontier 9 Ramar 10 Badge 714 12 News :45 11 TJnkletter 12 Sports 7 p.m. 3 Theater 4 Hit Parade 4 Gleason 5 Annie Oakley I Bank On The Stars Red Skelton 10 Sky Kin II Wild Biii 12 Mr. Wizard 13 Your Zoo 7:30 2, 9. 10 Beat the Clock 4, 1U 12 Ethel, Albert 5 Counter Point 6 Amateur Hour 7.

13 Dotty Mack 4 Spike Jones 8 p.m. 2, 9. 10 Gleason 4. 12 Spike Jones 4 Two For The Money 5 Warm-Up-Time 6 Show of Shows 7 Enterprise 11 Vim any Methodist Church, will offi is p.m. 2.7.

10 Theater 4 Red Skelton 5 Burns, Allen 9 My-Bov 12 Hit Parade 13 Stock Cars 10:3 Theater 4 DetecUve 4, 9 Theatre 5 Red Buttons 10 Registered Nurse 11 Fairbanks 12 Hit Parade 10:45 Tenth Inning Funeral services will be held Seaford Show Melody Lutheran Hour Lutheran Hour 1:00 Round Table 1:15 Round Table 1:38 Forum 1:45 Forum Announced Announced Announced Announced Truth Herald Troth Herald Vespers Vespers and Wilmer Robbins of Cape May, N. and three grandchildren, 500 lbs 20.00; 500-550 lbs 19.00; ciate. A service also will be held Wednesday in the Cedar Park Monday at 2 p.m. in the Church of God. The Rev.

H. M. Hunt, heavierweights 18.00 down. Odd also survive. Cemetery, Harvey, HI.

stags discounted 2.00-3.00 from Interment will be in Dorchester 2:00 Catholic Service 2:15 Catholic Service 2:39 American Forum 2:45 American Forum String Ser'nade String Ser'nade Concert Concert pastor, will officiate. Interment will be in the Sunny Ridge Me Dr. Roberts Dr. Roberts Dr. Wyart Dr.

Wyatt He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. John T. Olsen of Pocomoke Memorial Park. Baseball BasebaU Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball BasebaU same weight sows. Wicomico Auction Market Sales yesterday, 400 crates morial Park Cemetery.

Friends may call at the Brad City; a sister, Mrs Minnie Shu Concert Concert Concert Concert Marine Review Marine He view Billy Grahsm Billy Graham William Hutt 11 4. 9. 10. 11 maker of Dion, 111. a brother, 12 shaw Funeral Parlors tomorrow 4,11.

12 Howdy Doody 4 Mary Music 9 Bob Crosby 10 Gene Autry 13 Shopping 5:40 4 Viewpoint 5:45 Sports 5:55 4 Weatner 2 Sunny Says 8 1 10 Early Show 4 Theater 4 Princess 5 Hoppity 8 Movie Quiz 9 Theater 11 Corral 12 Chemistry 13 Movie 4 Trio Time 6 News 12 Eyes Have It 8:25 Weather 4. S. 7. 12 News 6 Jo Stafford 9 Review (.35 9 Sports 0:45 2 Today's Star 4 Perry Como 4 We; tier 5. 12 Sports 6.

9. 11 News 7 Gibbons Show 5k 2 Sports 4 News 0:55 2, 5, 12 Weather 4 Sports 10 News i p.m. 2 f'ews 4 Teen Topics 4 Joe Pa looks 8 Capt Video 6 Law 9 Janet Dean 10 Superman 11 Stumpers 12 Down You Go 13 Sports 7:19 13 News 7:15 2 Promenade 5 Movie Quiz 6.7. 13 News 9, 10 News 4 Godfrey 4, 11, 12 Dance Party 5 Story Time 6 Firestone 7. 13 Jamie 1:45 2, 9, 10 Como 4, 6.

11, 12 News I pm 2, 9. 10 Burns, Allen 4 I Love Lucy 4, 11. 12 Name That Tune 5 A Second 6 Death Valley Cavalcade 7 Sky King 3:00 Golden Voices 3:15 Musie 3:30 Show Tunes 3:45 Show Tunes 4:00 The Week End 4:15 The Week End 4:30 The Week End 4:45 The Week End strawberries. Prices paid, 16 quart crates; SE $9, 24- from- 3 to 10 p.m. and at the William Hutt.

60, Fruitland Ne Martin Larsen of Monence, and two grandchildren; Church of God Monday from 1 to died in his home on Cedar quart crates. Market weaker to Revival Revival Revival Revival His wife was the late Mrs. Ada 2 p.m. Lane Thursday after a prolong day. May Larsen.

Baseball BasebaU Blue Flight Lome Greene "Shadow Shadow Detective Detective Concert Concert World Today World Today Stage Struck" Stage Struck Quiz Kids Quiz Kids ed illness. Friends may call at the Dennis- 2. 9. 10 Lucy 4, 12. 11 DennlS Day 4 Studio One 5 Tru Is Lire 7 Jr.

Press 11 Live Help lives 9:5 19. 10 Red Buttons 4. 11. 12 Mont-gomery Braddock 8 Boxing 1 Jr. Press 13 News 9:35 13 Boxing ie p.m 2.

9. 10 Studio One 4 Burns. Allea 6 Col. March 7 Wrestling 10:30 -4 McCarthy- Army 4 Theatre 6 Place Face 7 Wrestling 11 Favorite Story 12 Your University 13 Celebrities 10:45 5 Sports 11 p.m. 4, 5.

7, 9. 10. 11. 12 News 6 Public Defen-er 13 Movies 11:05 2 Sports 4 Meet Millie 7 Playhouse 11 Weather 11:06 12 News 11:10 2 Dangerous Assignment 4.7, 9, 10 Weath 8. 12 Sports 11:15 5 Weather 4, 7.

10 Sports 9 McCarthy- Army 12 Theater 11:20 4. 5. 7 Theater 11:25 10 Sports 11:30 6 News 1 10 Late Show 11:33 4 Theater 11:40 2 News 11:55 2 Bible Reading Midnight 9 Late Show Princess Anne Market Sales yesterday, 1,402 crates 5:00 The Week End 5:15 The Week E. 5:38 The Week End 5:45 The Week Ei News, M'sic HI News, M'sic H'l Greatest Story Greatest Story Watson Funeral Home at any G. M.

Tull SECRETARY George Med- He was a native of Somerset County and a member of the Rose of Sharon Methodist Church of Prices paid, average 25, 24 quart crates. SUNDAY Night Fruitland. ford Tull, 92, died in the home of his daughter, Mrs. Roy Shu- Laurel Auction Market Surviving him are his wife, Mrs. Mrs.

Oscar Russell SHARPTOWN Mrs. Mary Philo Vance Philo Vance Considine Sports Gene Autry Gene Autry Miss Brooks Miss Brooks News News Comment Don Cornel Sales yesterday, 345 crates. Pric News 5 Showcase 6 My-Boy 13 Wrestling 11.05 4 Theater 11 Hit Parade 13 Sports II: IS 9 Weather 10, 12 Sports 11:15 5 Wrestling 9 Sports 10 Theater 12 Juke Bos 11:20 13 Wrestling 11:25 9 News 11:39 6 News 9 Late Show 11:35 8 Tomorrow 11 Playhouse Midnight 2 News 4 Inspiration Sallie Hutt, and seven children, Mrs. Mamie Waters, Mrs. Viola Russell, 81, died in Spring Grove es paid, $4.15 $6, quart crates; $6.15 $10.15, 24 quart Polk.

Mrs. Gladys Rider, and Hospital, Baltimore. yesterday aft felt, yesterday He suffered a paralytic stroke Monday. The son of the late John and Rachel Tull of near Federalsburg, he had been a farmer until his retirement several years ago. He Nick Carter Nick Carter Music Music crates.

8:00 American Forum 6:15 American Forum 6:30 NBC Sympnony 6:45 NBC Symphony 7:00 NBC 7:15 NBC Symphony 7:30 Theater 7:45 Theater 8:00 Garroway 8:15 Garroway 8:30 Garroway 8:45 Garroway Jack Benny Jack Benny Amos Andy Amos Anay 12 Lucky Star er a lengthy illness. Joseph Hutt of Fruitland, Mrs Irene Christopher, Philip and Wil Pittsvilie Hi-Dollar Market Mrs. Russell was born near A Preview A Preview Name of Song Name of Song Music Hall Music HaU Music Hall Music Hall 11am Hutt of Eden; 22 grandchil Sales yesterday, 2,862 crates. Hawaii Calls Hawaii Calls Mar del the daughter of the late Jackson and Elizabeth English Bing Crosby Bing Crosby My Little M'gte My Little M'gie dren, and six great grandchildren. Prices paid, 16 quart Enchan'd Hour was affiliated with the Methodist 13 Stars 8:05 8 Dugout Chatter 8:20 Baseball 8:25 13 Baseball 8:30 4.

11, 12 Ann- Enchan'd Hour crates. Also surviving are four broth Bradley. She was a member of ers, Samuel Hutt of Princess Anne, Glenmore Hutt of Philadelphia, Church. Besides Mrs. Shufelt, he is survived by two other daughters, Asbury Methodist Church here.

Surviving are her husband, Os 9:00 Garroway 9:15 Garroway 9:30 Garroway 9:45 Garroway Continued From Page One MEMORIAL DAY car Russell of Sharptown, and a Army Hour Army Hour Army Hour Army Hour Classics Classics Classics Classics Winchell News American Ans. American Ans. News Music London Column Revival Music Hall of Fame Hall of Fame Edgar Bergen Edgar Bergen Man of Week Man of Week News Comment John Hutt of Pocomoke City, and Charles Hutt of Fruitland; and Mrs. George Lankford, of Hurlock SUNDAY'S PROGRAMS daughter, Mrs. Arcadia Bassett of and Mrs.

Ambrose Bradley of Fed fic churches and hear memorial 10:00 Inheritance 10:15 Inheritance 10:30 Meet the Presa 10:45 Meet the Press Washington, D. C. four sisters. Mrs. Hattie Dixon of Pocomoke City, Mrs.

Mamie Ber- eralsburg and a son, Gilbert Tull sermons tomorrow. Tomorrow at 8 p.m., members of Cambridge; 10 grandchildren; and 10 great grandchildren. den of Philadelphia, Mrs. Leslie Cherry and Mrs. Irdella Cherry There 5 Meet Congress 4 Jack Benny 4 Roy Rogers 7 Jane Pickens 6 I Love Lucy 11 Quiz 12 Looking Glass of Wicomico County Volun' Funeral services will be held to teer Firemen's Association will of Plainsville, N.

J. morrow at 2- p.m. in the Willough- Funeral services will be held to by Funeral Home in East New 13 Johnny Jupiter Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. in Smith Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Howard Truitt of Asbury Methodist Church and the Rev.

Sidney Bradley, retired minister of Middletown, officiating. Burial will be in the Firemen's Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7:30 to 8 p.m. gather in Grace Methodist Church here for their annual service in memory ot fellow firefighters who Market. The Rev.

Vinton Schu- morrow at noon in St. Mary's Baptist Church in West Post Office with the Rev. Ifvine Hargis, pas .4 1 Theater 12 Capsule 1 D.m. died within the past year. felt of Harmony will officiate.

He will be assisted by the Rev. Muriel 2 Life With Eliz, tor, officiating. Burial will be in As always, the weather would TUESDAY'S PROGRAMS Smith of Secretary. Interment will be in East New Market Cem be the big factor to determine whether this extra long holiday the church cemetery. B.

W. McCready etery. would be an outdoors weekend. Friends may call at the funer There was plenty of baseball on al home tonight after 7:30. CAMBRIDGE Funeral serv the calendar in this area.

In Salis 8 p.m. 2 Kit Carson 4 You Name It 4, 9 Theatre 5 Hoppity 6 Movie Quiz 10 Early Show 11 Paul's Pup'ts 12, 13 Movies 6:15 4 Evensong 2 p.m. 4 Sign Post 4, 11 American inventory 6 Johnny Jupiter 12 School Report 2:30 4 Western Swing 5 Sunday Show 6 Kukla, Fran, Ollie 11 Forum 12 Gardens 2:45 4 Drama 9 Linkletter 3:00 4 Goldbergs 4, 11 President's Week 6 Private Secretary 7 Your Faith 9 Detective 11 Pres. Week 12 Youth 3:15 11, 12 Nature 3:30 4 Youth Stands 6 Name's Same 7, 13 News 9 Place Face 11 Excursion 12 Kukla, Fran, OUie 3:45 7, 13 At Issue 11 Kukla, Fran, Ollie ices will be held tomorrow at 1 bury and Crisfield, Bi County cm. in Bethel A.M.E.

Church Lewes To Have Memorial Service LEWES Memorial Day services for residents of Lewes will be held Monday at 10 a m. with League games are scheduled to Miss Mary Hopkins WHALEYSVILLE Miss Mary S. 13 Love Story 9 Duffy's Tavern 9 p.m. 2, 9. 10 Millie 4.

11. 12 Theater 5 Off Beat 6 Truth or Cos sequences 6 News 7 Daddy 13 Danny Thomas 9:30 2. 9,10 Suspense 4. 7. 11.

12, 13 Theater 9 Liberace 6 Sports morrow. And Central Shore Lee Hopkins, 91 year old re League teams are scheduled for ac tired school teacher, died in her a parade of the Lewes School band home here yesterday. 4, 11, 12 Paul Winchell 4 Toast of the Town 5 Author-Critic 6 Comedy Hr. 7, 13 You Asked For It 1:30 2,9. 10 Jack Benny 4, 11, 12 Mr.

Peepers 9 Facts Forum Hurricane Hunters 13 TV Theater 7:45 1 Theater 8 p.m. 2. 9. 10 Toast of the Town 4 Comedy Hour 5, 8 Playhouse 7, 13 The Mask 4 Playhouse 9 p.m. 2,4.

6. 9, 10. 11, 12 Theater 4 The Web 5 Rocky King 7. 13 Winchell 9:15 and patriotic organizations from the school to the Village Green She was the daughter of the late here for Benjamin McCready, Negro World War I veteran, who died Thursday in the Cambridge-Maryland Hospital after a lingering illness. Born and raised near Crapo, he was the son of the late St.

Clair and Georganna Travers McCrea- Among his survivors is his wife, Mrs. Lelan McCready. Woolsey and Rebecca Ann Hop tion in Pocomoke City, Sharptown, Willards and Hebron tomorrow. Then, on Monday, Central Shore contests are booked for Delmar, Crisfield, Princess Anne and Willards. Many a Shoreman will spend his in the rear of the Zwaanendael kins of Whaleysville.

14 p.m. 2. 5 Wrestling House. On the Village Green, the me A funeral service will be 'held tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Burbage Funeral Home in Berlin with the 11 Corral 6:25 7 Weather 6:30 2 Six Bells 4, 5, 7, 12 News 6 Dinah Shore 9 General Report 8:40 10 News 6:45 4 Linkletter 4 Weather 5, 12 Sports 6.

9. 11 News 7 Gibbons Show 2 Sports 4 News 6:35 morial address will be given by holiday fisfiing. Others planned to Dr. Leon H. Farrin.

Rev. L. R. Rentier, pastor of the catdh up on a lot of late spring Whaleysville Methodist Church, mi- chores that have to be done 4:00 around the house and yard. ficiating.

Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Lifetime 4 Chance Still others planned trips to far Miss Hopkins is survived by her 4 American places to visit friends and rela 7 Martha Wright Forum Reznick tives, what with the extra long brother, James Ford Hopkins, with whom she lives and two nephews, George C. Hopkins of Palmyra, 13 Sports :30 6 Mr. Peepers 7 Cartoons WINNERS time off from work. Work Comes To 'Halt 2, 10 Man Behind the Badge 12 U.S.

Forum N. and Ford L. Hopkins of New Most Shore business ground to York City. Friends may call at the funeral a halt this afternoon. Generally, federal, state, city and county of home tonight from 7 to 9:30.

11 p.m. to Midnight News and Variety on all Networnr MONDAY Afternoon 12:00 Turn to Friend Aunt Jenny Break the Bank 12:15 From Tropica Turn to Friend Helen Trent News 12:30 Music Variety Bill Ring Gal Sunday Lunch Club 12:45 Music Variety Herb Sheldon' Wendy Warrn News; Markets 1:00 Svmpnony Paul Harvey Big Sister Cedric Foster 1:15 Symphony Ted Malone Ma Perkins Organtones Galen Drake Dr. Malone Western Tunes 1:45 Playboys Dorothy Dix Guiding Libt Hillbilly Hits 2:00 Ralph Edwards Mary McBride Mrs. Burton Poultry A'tion 8:15 Jane Pickens Mary McBride Perry Mason Poultry A'tion 2:30 Dave Garroway B. Cr'kr: Jacks Nora Drake Poultry Auction 2:45 Jane Pickens Jack's Place Brighter Day News; Music 3:00 Life Beautiful Jack's Place Hillton House Records 3:15 Road of Life Jack's Place House Party Records, News 3:30 Pepper Young Jack's Place House Party Poc'moke Show 3:45 Right Happiness Serial Walter O'Keefe Tex Beneke 4:00 Backstage Wife Jack Owens Chicagoans Music 4:15 Stella Dallas Jack Owens Chicagoans Music 4:30 Widder Brown Music Bandstand Records 4:45 Woman In House Music Bandstand Fred Martin 5:00 Just Plain Bill Kiddies' Hour Music Hour Bobby Benson 5:15 Front Page Farrell Kiddies' Hour Music Hcur Bobbv Benson 5:30 Lorenzo Jones Kiddies' Hour Quiz Show Bill Hickok 5:45 Doctor's Wife Kiddies' Hour Show frill Hickok MONDAY Night :00 News Variety Hour News News, Music 0:15 Sports Variety Hour Discussion Lombardo Sports Bill Stern Discussion Local Events 0:45 News Hicks, Com't Comment Sports, Music 7:00 Comment News Tenn.

Ernie FTtn Lewis Jr. 7:15 Comment Elmer Davis Beulah Waltz Time 7:30 News Lone Ranger La Rosa Gab. Heatter 7:45 One Man's Family L. R'ger; News News Perry Como 8:00 MacRae Show Henry Taylor Suspense Falcon 8:15 MacRae Show" Jack Gregson Suspense Falcon 8:30 Barlow Orch. Jack Gregson Talent Scout tinder Arrest 8:45 Barlow Orch.

Jack Gregson Talent Scout Under Arrest 9:00 Voorhees Concert Camaratta Theater News. Music 9:15 Voorhees Concert Camaratta Theater Newsree; 9:30 Band Future Theater Reporters R'd'p 9:45 Band 1 Future Theater Reporters R'd'p 10:00 Fibber Molly News Night Watch News; Music 10:15 News Music Night Watch Memory Lane 10:30 Balcony News; Concert C'ment; Musie Bandstand 10:45 Balcony Dance Time Music Bandstand 11 p.m. to Midnight News end variety on ell networks. TUESDAY Afternoon 12:00 Turn to Friend Wendy Warren Break the Bank 12:15 From Tropics Turn to Friend Aunt Jenny News 12:30 Music Variety BiU Ring Helen Trent Lunch Club 12:45 Music Variety Herb Sheldon Gal Sunday News. Markets 1:00 Symphony Paul Harvey Road of Life CedricFoster 1:15 Symphony Ted Malone Ma Perkins Organtones 1:39 News Galen Drake Dr.

Malone Hillbilly Hits 1:45 News Dorothy Dix Guiding Light Homernakers 2:00 Ralph Edwards Mary McBride Mrs. "Burton Poultrv A'tion 2:15 Jane Pickens Mary McBride Perry Mason Poultry A'tion 2:30 Dave Garroway Jack's Place Nora Drake Poultry Auction 2:45 Jane Pickens Jack's Place Brighter Day Music, News 3:00 Life Beautiful Jack's Place Hillton House Record Hits 3:15 Road of Life Jack's Place House Party Record Hits 3:30 Pepper Young Jack's Place House Party Delmar Show 3:45 Right to Happiness Jack's Place Winner-All Delmar Show 4:00 Backstage Wife Jack Owens Chicagoans Music 4:15 SteUa Dallas Jack Owens Chicagoans Music 4:30 Widder Brown Musie Bandstand Record Show 4:45 Woman In House Music Bandstand June Christy 5:00 Just Plain Bill "Kiddies Hour Music Hour Sgt Preston 5:15 Front Page Farrell Kiddies Hour Music Hour Set Preston 5:30 Lorenzo Jones Kiddies Hour Quiz Show Sky King 5:45 Doctor's Wife Kiddies Hour az Show Sky King. News TUESDAY Night :00 News Variety Hr. News News, Sports 0:15 Sports Variety Hr. Discussion Lombardo 8:39 Sports Sports News Discussion News, Events 8:45 News Sports tt News News Sports 7:00 Comment Vandercook Tenn.

Ernie F'lt'n Lewis Jr. 7:15 Comment Elmer Davis Beulah Waltz Time 7:30 News Space Rangers Choraliera Gab Heatte 7:45 One Man Tamlly News Ed Fisher Ed Fisher 8:00 Dinah Shore Jack Gregson Peop. Are Fun. Sinatra Jack Gregson Peop. Are Fun.

Spillane 8:30 Barrie Craig Jack Gregson The Norths Adventure 8:45 Barrie Craig Jack Gregson The Norths Adventure 9:09 Dragnet Town Meeting Johnny Dollar News, Music 9:15 Dragnet Town Meeting Johnny Dollar News 9:30 News, Chambers Town Meeting Irma S'rch Ner E'ds 9:45 Chambers Canham, Com. Irma S'rch N'er E'ds 10:00 Fibber Molly News Movies; Orch. News 10:15 News News Movies; Orch. Memories 10:30 Paris Stars News C'ment: Musie Bandstand 10:45 Paris Stars Orchestra Music Bandstand 11 p.m. to Midnight: News and variety on all networks.

fices closed for the three day holiday yesterday afternoon, how E. L. Fountain FEDERALSBURG Edgar ever. Not many Salisbury stores Fountain, a retired carpenter, died expect to be open Monday. City Hall and Wicomico County Courthouse offices will be clos 4 Badge 714 4, 11.

12 Truth or Consequences 6 Danny Thomas 9.10 Danger 10:38 4, 12 The NorthO 4 McCarthy. Army 6 McNutley 7 District Attorney 9, 10 See It Now" It Liberace 13 Names The Same 10:45 12 Capsule II p.m. 2. 4. 5, 6, 8, 9.

10. 11, 12 News 13 Movies 2 Sports Parade 4 Behind Badge 6 Senate Hear ings 11 Weather 12 News 11:19 2 Playhouse 4,7. 9. 10 Weather 11, 12 Sports 11: 15 4,7. 9.

10 Sport 5 Weather 11 Playhouse 12 Industry 9 McCarthy- Army 11:20 4, 5, 7 Theater 11:25 9,10 Sports 4 Theater 11:40 2 Talent 11:59 6 Tomorrow Midnight 2 News 9. 10 Late Show in his home in Atlanta, near Fed eralsburg, yesterday. ed until Tuesday morning. City He had been in poor health for Council won't meet Monday night, several years due to a heart con The two liquor dispensaries here 4 Playhouse 6, 13 Plain-elothesman 6 Studio One 7 Dr. 1 Q.

10 p.m. 2. 9. 10 The Web 4 News 4, 11, 12 Loretta Young 5 20 Questions 7, 13 Break Bank 10:15 4 Jo Stafford 10:30 2, 9. 10 What's My Line 4, 12 Man vs.

Crime 4, 11, Theater 5 Pastor's Desk Meet Millie 7 Theater 13 Rocky King 10:45 5 Playhouse 11 p.m. 2 Detective 4,6. 9, 10, 11 News 5 Playhouse 12 The Life 13 Movie 11:05 4 Talent 6 Tomorrow 2, 5. 12 Weather 4 Sports-10 News 7 p.m. 2 News 4 Superman 4 Favorite Story 5 Capt.

Video 6 Ed Sullivan 9 Mark Evans 10 Big Idea 11 -Cisco Kid 12 Liberace 13 Sports 7:19 13 News 7:15 2 Mail Bag 5 V.ovie Quiz 6,7, 13 News 7:30 2, 9, 10 News 4, 6. 11. 12Dinah Shore 4 Liberlce 5 Story Time 7, 13 Cavalcade 2. 9. 10 Jo Stafford 4, 11, 12 News p.m.

2. 9, 10 Autry 4,11, 12 Berle 4 Foreign Intrigue 5, 13 Goldbergs 6 Theater 7 Playhouse 8:30 2. 10 Red Skelton 4. 6 Theater dition. He was born near Hick 13 Film Funnies 4:15 13 Blinkey 4:39 4 You'ie There 4, 11, 12 Zoo 8 Trouble With Father 7 Capt.

Hartz 10 Youth Stands 13 Merry -Go-Round 4:45 7 Cartoons 4 Life With Father 5:00 4.11, 12 Hall of Fame 6 Life Begin 7, 13 Circus 9, 10 Adventure 5:30 4 Life With Eliz. 4 Kukla, Fran, OUie p.m. 4, 11. 12 Meet the Press 4 Ozzie, Harriett 5 Hand to Heaven 13 Talent Reward 6 Favorite Story 7 Beany 9 Range Rider 10 American Week 2. 9.

10 You Are man 79 years ago, the son of the late Zebdial and Clementine No will not be open Monday. Local banks will rot reopen until Tuesday. No Salisbury Transit Co. bus service is scheduled Monday. ble Fountain.

He is survived by his wife, Anna M. Fountain of Atlanta: two School children began the long daughters, Mrs. George E. String-fellow, Audubon, N.J., and Mrs. George H.

Brown of St. David's, a son, Francis L. Fountain of Philadelphia; three grandchildren, holiday yesterday but they have to return to classes here Tuesday until June 8 when the summer recess starts in Wicomico. The office of the board education here will be open Monday, however. Monday is a post office holi two great grandchildren and sever 11 Man vs.

Crime al nieces and nephews. He was a member of the Ionic Lodge AF AM of Camden, N. J. 11:19 4 Weather 11:15 day. There'll be no city or rural Funeral services will be conduct mail deliveries.

Streetcorner box collections will be on a holiday ed Monday at 2:30 p.m. in Williamson Funeral Home here by schedule. Mail will be placed in post office lockboxes and there New Names Are Added Each Day To This Group Of Happy And So Lucky Winners In Our So Big 50th YEAR SALES MR. RAYMOND KELLEY Rt. 2, Spring Hill.Rd., Salisbury, Md.

Casco Stip Stool MISS DORENE GIDDEN Hebron, Md. $100 Chargi Account MR. DAWSON JENKINS Fruitland, Md. 17-JfcweI Bulova Watch MISS LEO LA DAVIS 409 Mitchell Street, Salisbury, Md. Spartan Step Stool MR.

WILLIAM L. CASH 8th Moore Avenue, Blades, Del. Mirrored What-Nof Shadow Box MRS. GEORGE H. HILL 506 West College Avenue, Salisbury, Md.

Bunting Sun Loungt MRS. ROBERT KROH RFD 5, Salisbury, Md. Mersman Tafalt MR. DONALD RONK North Park Gardens, Salisbury, Md. TV Chair MRS.

ELIZABETH S. ANDERSON RR 1 Shad Point, Salisbury, Md. Dunz Mattress MR. NORMAN BENNETT Mardela Springs, Md. Rfgtl Tabli Lamp SALE STILL ON COME REGISTER Your Credit Is OK With will be special delivery service, the Rev.

Guy McWilliams. Interment will be in Bloomery Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow after 7 p.m. ADD lyjlnll? TO YOUR V'HF TELEVISiOsM however. The post office was on regular schedule today open until noon.

There will be no city garbage collections in Salisbury Monday. The Salisbury Times will not be An aneriod barometer is one vhich contains no liquid. The point er is moved by the action of atmospheric pressure. published Monday. High School Girl Bituminous Coal Decline Continues WASHINGTON W-The National Coal Assn.

today estimated bitumi Named Miss Seaford SEAFORD Miss Wanda Bur ns, 16-year-old daughter or Mr. Don't Miss Tht nous production in the week ended and Mrs. R. Floyd Burris and a junior in the Seaford High School, May 22 was 7.140.000 tons com BENEFIT DANCE pared with 7.100.000 tons the previ was named "Miss Seaford" in a ous week and 8,767,000 in the com beauty contest Wednesday in the parable week of 1953. Central School under the sponsor ship of Sussex Chapter No.

7, Or The Columbia River is 1400 miles in length. der of Eastern Star. CHARLES THEIS AND FAMILY Sponsored By tle Salisbury Federation ef Musicians May 31st At The Wagon Wheel The contest, attended by more than 500, was preceded by a fash ion show presenting a summer col lection of dresses and beach wear Make SeserratiM Early and arranged by a local store. Runners-up in the beauty con test were Miss Suzanne Booth, high school senior, and Miss Ann WW Bloods worth, sophomore. Miss Burris will represent Sea mm tmmym.

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