anaheim-bulletin 1953-09-14

Here and There Pennsylvania State picnic is alted for Sycamore Grove park, Los Angeles, Sept. 19. Children's Home Society Fashlon show was held today at Greenbrier, Garden GROVE. Dr. Robert Burns McAulay and his wife, have returned to their church work at the Orange Presbyterian church after a months vacation spent at Sacramento, Fresno, Sequoia, Big Bear and other vacation spots. Always an appointment at La Dona Beauty Salon, 122 Sb. Lemon. Phone 4025. James Dee Wright of Montgomery, Ala., and Rachel Ann Watkins of 912 North Dickel St., Anaheim have obtained a license to wed. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Conger of Fullerton are the parents of a son born Sept. 10 in St. Joseph hospital. Maternal grandfather is Tim Shea of this city with Joe Conger of Fullerton the paternal grandfather. Two sisters and a brother await the arrival of the "youngest" in the family at the family home. Among the romantic couples obtaining wedding license this weekend are Hubert Mack Roddam of 881 South Lemon St. and Patricia Ann Farmer of West Center St. Marvin O. Smith and Frances Corrine Guinn, both of Olive St., Placentia have ben granted license to wed. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hein have returned from a three weeks' trip to Lancaster, N. Y., at Niagara Falls. They took delivery on a new car at Detroit and drove home by way of Michigan, Illinois, Iowa. RIDGE ROAD, BERKELELY will be the first home address of the newly-weds, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Talt, nee Marjorie Schutte. You couple now on Carmel honeymoon. List First Seven Forum Programs First seven programs, comprising the opening series of Fullerton Artists Reminded Of Northern Art Exhibit, Opens Oct. Dates for the Ninth Annual Regional Art exhibit to be held at the Pioneer Museum and Haggle Galleries, Stockton are announced. Marvin O. Smith and Frances Corrine Guinn, both of Olive St., Placentia have been granted license to wed. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hein have returned from a three weeks' trip to Lancaster. N. Y., at Niagara Falls. They took delivery on a new car at Detroit and drove home by way of Michigan, Illinois, Iowa and Colorado where they visited friends. They reported a wonderful trip. Mr. and Mrs. James G. Wilder 16212 Anaheim Rd., announce the birth of a daughter Friday at St. Joseph's hospital. Jesse Ruiz Leos, 907 N. Paulina street and Miss Lupe Ramirez Pallares, 10015 Garsa St. both of Anaheim, have made application for a license to wed. Read the Anaheim Bulletin want ads for profit and pleasure. List First Seven Forum Programs First seven programs, comprising the opening series of Fullerton Public Forum for the 1953-54 season, will include three travel subjects in colored motion pictures and four current topics by noted lecturers, it was announced yesterday. All, will be presented on Thursday evenings beginning at 7:30 p.m. in Fullerton Union High school auditorium an open to the public without charge. First program, an illustrated lecture on Turkey, will be offered Oct. 1 by Karl Robinson; following on October 8 will be another colored movie on Algeria presented by Clifford Kamen. Dr. David Dressler, noted criminologist, speaks on Oct. 18 and Nicol Smith's illustraed lecture concerning Argentina will be the offering on Oct. 22. Fifth forum presentation, scheduled for Oct. 28, is by Norman Stines, first secretary of the American Embassy in Moscow (1980)52 who explains what is happening "Inside Russia Today." Sixth program, Nov. 6, will be offered by White House Correspondent Bill Costello, also CBS Far East news director, who is to discuss "Communism on the March." Final forum speaker of the first Peterson, author and lecturer, Peterson, author and lecturer whose subject will be "Manners and Morals." Artists Reminded Of Northern Art Exhibit, Opens Oct. Dates for the Ninth Annual Regional Art exhibit to be held at the Pioneer Museum and Haggle Galleries; Stockton and scoutors of this region, will be placed in some of the museum's finest galleries and will be made even more attractive by the fact that prizes to the limit of available funds will be awarded. In addition, there will be honorable mentions and special awards. During the exhibit, the museum will be open for its regular hours plus one or two special open hours evenings to which the general public will be invited. Gary Claussen Will Study at Dartmouth Gary Claussen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Claussen of 185 E. North street, will study chemical engineering at Dartmouth college this year beginning the fifth of a four year scholarship. T award amount to $1000 per year from Anaheim high school in July 1952 majoring in math and chemistry. He left Anaheim Thursday evening for New Hampshire, to roll for the fall semester. GHOSTLY HOOFBEATS by Norman A. Fox CHAPTER TWENTY AS MANNING lay there dozing, the door thrust inward, but no lantern light showed. Beyond the door was the night, moonlit, he saw now, but unattainable, blocked by the high silhouette of a man. Laura came awake and asked sleepily, "Who's that?" and Gal's soft voice spoke, probing the cellar, "Manning—?" Gal groped forward in the darkness, and the surprising thing was that he knelt and fumbled at the knots, and shortly Manning felt himself freed. At first he merely sat, not comprehending what was shown on Gal's temple where the skin had been broken, and flood trickled along Gal's lean jaw. The consciousness had gone out of the man, but not the hate; it was there still on the fired face. Cautiously Manning came into the dark cellar and knowing what Laura's fear would be, he said quickly, "It's me — Cole." He groped to her and began working at the rope. He was wooden fingered, slow at the job, and the knots were stubborn. Laura asked, "What happened?" He made it short. "He wanted a chance at me, gun to gun." take it easy till you're in the clear. They keep a dog on the place. He must be in the barn, or he'd be nosing around here by now. Watch yourself." "I will." Manning crept to the house. He got one hand against the wall and groped along it toward that door that gave to the stairs. He took each step carefully. He let himself through the doorway and put his foot to the staircase. He gained the top and found himself in a hallway as dark as the cellar had been. He groped almost until his fingers touched a knot. AS MANNING lay there oozing the door thrust inward, but no lantern light showed. Beyond the door was the night, moonlit, he saw now, but unattainable, blocked by the high silhouette of a man. Laura came awake and asked sleepily, "Who's that?" and Gal soft voice spoke, probing the cellar, "Manning—?" Gal groped forward in the darkness, and the surprising thing was that he knelt and fumbled at the knots, and shortly Manning felt himself freed. At first he merely sat, not comprehending what was expected of him. "Stand up," Gal ordered, "and step outside." Manning did so. Gal stood high shouldered in the moonlight, his face a silvery mask. "I've walked the yard till I've nearly worn out my boots. I've thought it over from every angle, and there's only one way. The two of us ride into the basin tonight, Manning. Somewhere we'll have it out, gun to gun." Manning said, "So you've found a way to satisfy yourself without tangling Torgin into it. But still you're only half smart, Gal. What will any part of this game get you? You could turn around and cut Laura loose, too. The law would remember that." Gal said, "How did you like it in the dark, mister, with the walls crowding you? How would you have liked it for thousands of nights? Now do you understand what one Manning did to me?" Manning shook his head. "You pack a hate a long time, mister." "There's more to it than you know," Gal said. "The rest I'll tell you when I've let you load that gun. He walked forward a few paces ahead of Manning. He looked back. Hurry up. I've got horses saddled and waiting." Manning said, "I'd like to oblige you—but again he was remembering Laura. He looked up at that one glowing window in the ranch-house and knew that whatever chance could be made from this madness of Gal's would have to be fashioned here and now. He matched his empty gun out then and hurried it straight at Gal's head. Pity stirred in Manning, and a certain remorse that such an act was necessary. He saw the man go down, and he ran forward across the short distance between them and looked at the crumpled figure. Blood Copyright, 1962, by Women carrie lou authorland – editor Marjorie Schutte and Alan Talt Say Vows In Chapel on Berkeley Campus Saturday The Newman chapel on the University of California at Berkeley campus was the impressive setting for the marriage of Miss Marjorie Schutte, only daughter of A.J. Schutte of 400 West Alberta St. and Alan R. Talt of Stockton at five o'clock Saturday afternoon. Wearing a Maurice Betnor suit in blue with a tiny jeweled blue hat, Miss Schutte carried a lovely-old handkerchief which was her mother's. In her shoe she placed a sixpence and she wore a blue garter, both previously worn by Joan Jackson Smith (Mrs. William D. Smith) who was matron of honor to Miss Schutte. An exquisite orchid complimented her bridal costume. She was given in marriage by her father. Mrs. Smith of Fullerton, formerly of Anaheim, was dressed in a navy blue taffeta ensemble, her hand bouquet was fashioned from cymbidiums. Attending Mr. Talt as best man was his brother, Dan H. Talt Jr. William D. Smith assisted in usher duties. Bride's Affiliation Witnessing the double ceremony were immediate relatives and few very close friends of the young couple. The bride, an alumnae of Anaheim schools and Occidental College, class of 1951, is now studying for her masters degree in education at the University of California at Berkeley. She was affiliated with Gamma Kappa Theta sorority at Occidental and is a member of Anaheim chapter of the P.E.O. A graduate of Stockton High Noted Church Choir Set For Two Night Concerts The "Voices of Victory" choir of the Victory Baptist church of Los Angeles will give two concerts at the First Methodist church, Garden Grove. Tuesday evening, Sept. 22 at 7:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Dr. Arthur A. Peters, the "Shepherd" as he is called by his congregation, will also be present. The choir is made up of 150 voices under the leadership of the talented and young, Thurston Fraser. The choir telecasts regularly on Sunday evenings over Channel 11. The Methodist Men's clubs are responsible for bringing the choir to Garden Grove. The committee is made up of Wyeth Cade, J.D. Dillbeck, Donald Schnitzer, Dr. Robert Null and Kenneth Hall. Letters of invitation have been extended to all churches and organizations. The general public is welcome to hear this solitude choir. Monday Forums at AUH Start Sept. 21, Speaker To Be Clifford Kamen The general topic of the forum series at Anaheim Union High school this fall was announced the week by Paul H. Demarse, principal and district superintendent. The topic of the series of sit forums will be "The Strength and Potentialities of the Countries Circling the Iron Curtain for Coating Communism." The fall forums will again held on Monday evenings in Anaheim High school auditorium. First in the series will be "Tail Contribution", by Clifford J. Brennan, Sept. 21. The second Forum will be "Thunder on the Leaf Titols Yuroslavia", under the direction of Raymond McKelvey Sept. 26. The third presentation will "Switzerland — Land of Peace conducted by Karl Robinson, O.G." Fourth in the series is "Falline—Center of Conflict", to be presented by Dr. T. Walter Wiley bank the evening of Oct. 13. Herbert Knapp will conduct fifth meeting featuring "Denmark and Sweden — Internal Strenght Oct. 26. The sixth Forum will hold as the topic,"Germany—The Emma",the evening of Nov. 2,w Norbert N. Einstein in charge. Seventh in the series will "Turkey—Today's Power",with presentation by Dr. Henry Hovis Nov. 9.The eighth and final Forum will be conducted by Linker,with the topic "Wales England — Their Potentialities Nov. 23." The spring forum series for will be announced at a later date. Annaheim Calendars AISTS Reminded Northern Art Exhibit, Opens Oct. 4 for the Ninth Annual Art exhibit to be held by former Museum and Haggin Jones, Stockton are announced museum as opening Sunday, Nov. 1, show, which has grown to be most important annual exhibit work of painters and sculptors this region, will be placed in the museum's finest galleries and will be made even more alive by the fact that prizes limit of available funds will be invited. In addition, there will be memorable mentions and special events Claussen Will City at Dartmouth Yy Claussen, son of Mr. and Wm. G. Claussen of 13251 North street, will study chemigreening at Dartmouth collisions year beginning the first four year scholarship. The amount to $1000 per year Anaheim high school in June majoring in math and chemisier left Anaheim Thursday evening for New Hampshire, to enter the fall semester. EATS Keep a dog on the place. He keep in the barn, or he'd be around here by now. Watch Bill. Crept to the house. He hand against the wall and along it toward that door have to the stairs. He took step carefully. Get himself through the door and put his foot to the stairs. The top and found him a hallway as dark as the head been. He groped along his fingers touched a snob. AISTS Reminded Northern Art Exhibit, Opens Oct. 4 for the Ninth Annual Art exhibit to be held by former Museum and Haggin Jones, Stockton are announced museum as opening Sunday, Nov. 1, show, which has grown to be most important annual exhibit work of painters and sculptors this region, will be placed in the museum's finest galleries and will be made even more alive by the fact that prizes limit of available funds will be invited. In addition, there will be memorable mentions and special events Claussen Will City at Dartmouth Yy Claussen, son of Mr. and Wm. G. Claussen of 13251 North street, will study chemigreening at Dartmouth collisions year beginning the first four year scholarship. The amount to $1000 per year Anaheim high school in June majoring in math and chemisier left Anaheim Thursday evening for New Hampshire, to enter the fall semester. EATS Keep a dog on the place. He keep in the barn, or he'd be around here by now. Watch Bill. Crept to the house. He hand against the wall and along it toward that door have to the stairs. He took step carefully. Get himself through the door and put his foot to the stairs. The top and found him a hallway as dark as the head been. He groped along his fingers touched a snob. AISTS Reminded Northern Art Exhibit, Opens Oct. 4 for the Ninth Annual Art exhibit to be held by former Museum and Haggin Jones, Stockton are announced museum as opening Sunday, Nov. 1, show, which has grown to be most important annual exhibit work of painters and sculptors this region, will be placed in the museum's finest galleries and will be made even more alive by the fact that prizes limit of available funds will be invited. In addition, there will be memorable mentions and special events Claussen Will City at Dartmouth Yy Claussen, son of Mr. and Wm. G. Claussen of 13251 North street, will study chemigreening at Dartmouth collisions year beginning the first four year scholarship. The amount to $1000 per year Anaheim high school in June majoring in math and chemisier left Anaheim Thursday evening for New Hampshire, to enter the fall semester. EATS Keep a dog on the place. He keep in the barn, or he'd be around here by now. Watch Bill. Crept to the house. He hand against the wall and along it toward that door have to the stairs. He took step carefully. Get himself through the door and put his foot to the stairs. The top and found him a hallway as dark as the head been. He groped along his fingers touched a snob. AISTS Reminded Northern Art Exhibit, Opens Oct. 4 for the Ninth Annual Art exhibit to be held by former Museum and Haggin Jones, Stockton are announced museum as opening Sunday, Nov. 1, show, which has grown to be most important annual exhibit work of painters and sculptors this region, will be placed in the museum's finest galleries and will be made even more alive by the fact that prizes limit of available funds will be invited. In addition, there will be memorable mentions and special events Claussen Will City at Dartmouth Yy Claussen, son of Mr. and Wm. G. Claussen of 13251 North street, will study chemigreening at Dartmouth collisions year beginning the first four year scholarship. The amount to $1000 per year Anaheim high school in June majoring in math and chemisier left Anaheim Thursday evening for New Hampshire, to enter the fall semester. EATS Keep a dog on the place. He keep in the barn, or he'd be around here by now. Watch Bill. Crept to the house. He hand against the wall and along it toward that door have to the stairs. He took step carefully. Get himself through the door and put his foot to the stairs. The top and found him a hallway as dark as the head been. He groped along his fingers touched a snob. AISTS Reminded Northern Art Exhibit, Opens Oct. 4 for the Ninth Annual Art exhibit to be held by former Museum and Haggin Jones, Stockton are announced museum as opening Sunday, Nov. 1, show, which has grown to be most important annual exhibit work of painters and sculptors this region, will be placed in the museum's finest galleries and will be made even more alive by the fact that prizes limit of available funds will be invited. In addition, there will be memorable mentions and special events Claussen Will City at Dartmouth Yy Claussen, son of Mr. and Wm. G. Claussen of 13251 North street, will study chemigreening at Dartmouth collisions year beginning the first four year scholarship. The amount to $1000 per year Anaheim high school in June majoring in math and chemisier left Anaheim Thursday evening for New Hampshire, to enter the fall semester. EATS Keep a dog on the place. He keep in the barn, or he'd be around here by now. Watch Bill. Crept to the house. He hand against the wall and along it toward that door have to the stairs. He took step carefully. Get himself through the door and put his foot to the stairs. The top and found him a hallway as dark as the head been. He groped along his fingers touched a snob. AISTS Reminded Northern Art Exhibit, Opens Oct. 4 for the Ninth Annual Art exhibit to be held by former Museum and Haggin Jones, Stockton are announced museum as opening Sunday, Nov. 1, show, which has grown to be most important annual exhibit work of painters and sculptors this region, will be placed in the museum's finest galleries and will be made even more alive by the fact that prizes limit of available funds will be invited. In addition, there will be memorable mentions and special events Claussen Will City at Dartmouth Yy Claussen, son of Mr. and Wm. G. Claussen of 13251 North street, will study chemigreening at Dartmouth collisions year beginning the first four year scholarship. The amount to $1000 per year Anaheim high school in June majoring in math and chemisier left Anaheim Thursday evening for New Hampshire, to enter the fall semester. EATS Keep a dog on the place. He keep in the barn, or he'd be around here by now. Watch Bill. Crept to the house. He hand against the wall and along it toward that door have to the stairs. He took step carefully. Get himself through the door and put his foot to the stairs. The top and found him a hallway as dark as the head been. He groped along his fingers touched a snob. AISTS Reminded Northern Art Exhibit, Opens Oct. 4 for the Ninth Annual Art exhibit to be held by former Museum and Haggin Jones, Stockton are announced museum as opening Sunday, Nov. 1, show, which has grown to be most important annual exhibit work of painters and sculptors this region, will be placed in the museum's finest galleries and will be made even more alive by the fact that prizes limit of available funds will be invited. In addition, there will be memorable mentions and special events Claussen Will City at Dartmouth Yy Claussen, son of Mr. and Wm. G. Claussen of 13251 North street, will study chemigreening at Dartmouth collisions year beginning the first four year scholarship. The amount to $1000 per year Anaheim high school in June majoring in math and chemisier left Anaheim Thursday evening for New Hampshire, to enter the fall semester. EATS Keep a dog on the place. He keep in the barn, or he'd be around here by now. Watch Bill. Crept to the house. He hand against the wall and along it toward that door have to the stairs. He took step carefully. Get himself through the door and put his foot to the stairs. The top and found him a hallway as dark as the head been. He groped along his fingers touched a snob. AISTS Reminded Northern Art Exhibit, Opens Oct. 4 for the Ninth Annual Art exhibit to be held by former Museum and Haggin Jones, Stockton are announced museum as opening Sunday, Nov. 1, show, which has grown to be most important annual exhibit work of painters and sculptors this region, will be placed in the museum's finest galleries and will be made even more alive by the fact that prizes limit of available funds will be invited. In addition, there will be memorable mentions and special events Claussen Will City at Dartmouth Yy Claussen, son of Mr. and Wm. G. Claussen of 13251 North street, will study chemigreening at Dartmouth collisions year beginning the first four year scholarship. The amount to $1000 per year Anaheim high school in June majoring in math and chemisier left Anaheim Thursday evening for New Hampshire, to enter the fall semester. EATS Keep a dog on the place. He keep in the barn, or he'd be around here by now. Watch Bill. Crept to the house. He hand against the wall and along it toward that door have to the stairs. He took step carefully. Get himself through the door and put his foot to the stairs. The top and found him a hallway as dark as the head been. He groped along his fingers touched a snob. AISTS Reminded Northern Art Exhibit, Opens Oct. 4 for the Ninth Annual Art exhibit to be held by former Museum和Haggin Jones，Stockton are announced museum as opening Sunday，Nov. 1，show，which has grown to be most important annual exhibit work of painters和 sculptors this region，will be placed in the museum's finest galleries和will be made even more alive bythe fact that prizes limit of available funds will be invited. In addition，there will be memorable mentions和special eventsClaussen Will City at Dartmouth Yy Claussen，son of Mr。and Wm.G.Claussen of 13251 North street，will study chemigreening at Dartmouth collisions year beginningthe first four year scholarship.The amountto$1000peryearAnahiemhighschoolinJunemajoringinmathandchemisierleftAnahiemThursdayeveningforNewHampshire,tomorrowdayseventhfallsemester. 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The camp, founded by veteran oil man R.M. "Uncle Bob" Southwest Exploration Company at Huntington Beach, is located in the Sierra National Forest along the Kern River. Forty-two communities representing five oil producing counties were repreened this year. Orange County communities from which youngsters were selected this year include Buena Park, Costa Mesa, Huntington Beach, Newport Beach, Santa Ana, Sunset Beach, and Westminster. Local Realty Board Changes Meet Place Anaheim Realty Board members are notified of the change in meeting place for their regular weekly breakfast beginning Wednesday, when the group gathers at the Mother Colony restaurant, 243 West Center St. The 7:30 a.m. breakfasts are followed by a caravan tour of new multiple listings by board members. Monday, September 14, 1953 ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN — RADIO and TELEVISION RADIO MONDAY P. M. 5:00 P.M. KLAO-News, Sports, Alan Cooper KFI-Pas Bishop KMPO-News, H. Stewart KCA-Kroy Birch KHJ-B-Bar-B KFWB-Red Bows KFAC-Sunset Serenade KFL-News KFC-Bill Stewart KCA-Virgil Pinkley KNX-Tom Harmon KMPO-Music KLAO-News, L.A. KFI-Voice of Firestone KCA-Chet Runtley KNJ-Wonderful City KNX-World Today KNX-Frank Goos KNX-Sam Bitter KMPO-Bill Stewart KCA-Hank Weaver 6:00 P.M. KLAO-News KFL-George Putnam KCA-Let Barrett KLU-Gabriel Heater KFXB-News, Red Bows KFXB-Radio Theater KFA-News, Showtime KLAO-Bob McLaughlin KFXC-Ue of West KMDO-KFI-News KCA-Sports Today KFWB-Sports KHL-Jerry Como KFL-Amer. Way KMCP-Bill Stewart KCEA-Dummer Music KHJ-Bahind the Story KFWB-Amer. Dances KECA-J.Vandercook KELA-News 7:00 P.M. KFI-Uk In My Beat KMPC-Bill Stewart KECA-Lone Ranger KHL>The Falcon KMXL-Walk Mile KFA-Serenade KFL-Tour Hostess KFL-World We Live In KEOA-H.J.Taylor KFWB-Combity News KHL-Talent Scouts KHL-Ball of Fantasy KFA-Schools Incurses KFWB-Rossary Dr. KEOA-Nat. Business KEOA-Reserve 8:00 P.M. KLAO-News KFL-One Man's Family KFA-News, H. Taylor KEOA-Guy Lombardo KELA-Leet George Do It KNX-Suspense KFL-Evening Concert KLAO-Gene Norman KECA-Gao, Harrison KNX-Music KNX-KMPC-Music R.R.Hour KNX-Lovell Thomas KNLI-Under Arrest KECA-Capital Concert KNX-Family Estelton 9:00 P.M. KFI-Telephone Hour KMPC-Songs You Ordered KNX-Johnny Mercer KPAQ-Evening Concert KNX-Johnny Mercer KPTI-Calling KMPD-Dance Time KNX-Harry Truman KPTI-Could This Be You KNX-Hawthorne 10:00 P.M. KLAO-News, G. Norman KFL-Knews KCLA-News, R.G. Hill KFI-P. Lewis Jr. KAFC-Crossroads KBWL-Larry Pinley 10:00 P.M. KIY-Foy Forever KIY-Dr. Ballie KIY-Frank Edwards KIY-Kennelly, Harmon 10:00 P.M. KIY-Lonesome God KIY-Dog Hammerjoyd KIY-Dance Time KIY-Crowell's Next KIY-Philip Norman 11:00 P.M. KLAO-News, G. Norman KIY-KEXJ-KBI-Jnews KPC-Dance Time KIY-P.Faue Press Show 11:00 P.M. KIY-Al Poika Show KIY-Game of the Day KIY-Merry Go Round 12:MIDNIGHT 12:MIDNIGHT to 8: KNPC-Bill Stewart KNCA-News, Music KNFB-Larry Pinley KNX-News, Record 12:MIDNIGHT to 8: KNPC-Bill Stewart KNCA-News, Music TUESDAY A.M. 7:00 A.M. KLAO-News, Bayne KFI-KHI-KXX-News KLAO-Paul Madison KFWB-Bill Leyden KFAO-Consert 7:00 KHI-The Faloon 7:30 KNH-Talent Scouts 7:30 KECA-Guy Lombardo 8:30 KFI-R. R. Hour 7:00-8:Summer Theater 7:30-8:Hidden Talent 8:00-7:You Asked For 8! 9:30-4:Robt.' Montgomery TUESDAY A.M. 7:00 A.M. KLAO-News, Bayne KFI-KHI-KXX-News KLAO-Paul Madison KFWB-Bill Leyden 7:00 KFI-R. R. Hour 10:00 A.M. KLAO-Peter Potter 7:00 It's the Barrys 7:00 Nina Du Cook 7:00-Nella Friend, Berch 7:00 Nexxo Road of Life 7:00 KFAO-Consert 7:00-Stuil Wilson 10:00 A.M. KLAO-Peter Potter 7:00 It's the Barrys 7:00 Nina Du Cook 7:00-Nella Friend, Berch 7:00 Nexxo Road of Life 7:00 Stuil Wilson DIAL-LITES — TONIGHT — TELE-TIPS TUESDAY A. M. 7:00 A.M. KLAC-News, Haynes KFI-KHJ-KNX KEOA-Paul Masterson KFW-Bill Leyden KFJ-Hankaway KFA-Consert KQL-Let the Chipe Fall KBIG-Earlybird 1:18 KFI-News KMPG-News KHL-Breakfast Gang KNZ-Ralph Story 7:30 KNF-Frank Goes KNF-Cobegates Kings KFBW-Bolley Lagrange KMPC-Clock Watches KCN-Len Beardday 7:45 KNX-Harry Babbitt KFI-Knox Mannning KFW-Bl Fredw 8:00 A.M. KLAC-News, Sports KFI-Johny Murray KMPG-KFWB-News KEOA-Breakfast Club KHI-Ed Pettitt KFL-Balley Story KFA-Stocks 8:16 KFI-KNX-News KLAO-Balter, Haynes KMPG-Markets, Sports KFWB-Bill Leyden 8:26 KFI-Pat Bishop KNX-Make Up Tour Mind KNPC-Clock Watcher KHJ-Haven of Rest KFWB-News KFI-Andy & Virginia KNX-Rosemary KFA-Unity 8:00 A.M. KLAO-News, Haynes KFW-Gitdies KFW-Bill Leyden KNX-Wandy Warren KHJ-Chas. Antaui KWEW-Bill Stewart KAO-Piano Parade 8:11 KAU-Aunt Jenny KFI-Ladies Day KHJ-Commentary KECA-Chet Huntley 9:30 KAO-Music KAO-Peter Potter KAO-Ladies Day KAO-MGP-Chef Milani KAO-Norma Young KECA-Dble, or Nothing KAW-I-Jaws KNX-Bullet Trent 9:48 KIW-News KNX-Gal Sunday 10:00 A.M. KLAC-Peter Potter KFI-It's the Barrys KMPG-News, Dr Cook KEOA-a Friend, Berch KEOA-Bood of Life KAFO-Consert KEIG-Stu Wilson 10:18 KFI-J Boyle 2 A Girl KMX-Ma Parkins KEI-Tello-o-Test 10:30 KAFO-Soldist KEI-Strike It Rich KAFO-Sack Wagner KEIA-True Story KEIA-Dr Malone 10:45 KAFO-Guiding Light 11:00 A.M. KLAO-Peter Potter KFI-Bob Hope KMPG-News, Ira Cook KEA-Whispering Stu. KEA-Wal Jervis KEX-Mrs. Burton KEAF-Guy Bates Post 11:18 KAFO-Souce KEA-Marriage KEA-A Girl Marries KEA-Perry Mason 11:30 KAFX-Nora Drake KAFX-Pause That Pays KAFA-Hite Encores KAFA-Music Hall KAJ-Quen for Day 11:45 KAFX-Snd Chance 12 NOON KAO-Peter Potter KAF-Parm Reports KEA-Philes-Cube KEA-Philes-Cube 12 NOON KAO-Peter Potter KAF-Parm Reports KEA-Philes-Cube 12 NOON KAO-Peter Potter KAF-Parm Reports TELEVISION Monday, Sept. 14 5:00 P.M. 2-Tim McOoy 4-Atoine Squid 7-mo. Know 9-G. Norman 11-Marie Matinee 12-Webster Webfoot 13-Pet Showcase 14-Jack's Magic Shop 15-Space Punniee 16-Howdy Doody 17-Western Feature 17-Jack Rourke 18-Maddie Kep 19-Dugout Dope 11-Sheriff John 13-Telepaper 14-Ferry Como 15-Hawthorne 16-Handy Hints 17-newreel 18-Hall of Fame 19-Zummer Theater 20-American Forum 21-News 27-Gisco Kid 28-Kaleidoscope 29-Art Linkletter 30-The Steel Key" 37-Surprise News 38-Yesterday's News 39-Little Theater 41-Destination Unknown 42-Bull King 43-KPB-Roberta, Anson 44-KPB-Arthur Godfrey 45-KPB-Stella Dalles 46-KPB-Bill Davidson 47-KBP-Lucky U 48-KBP-Wilder Brown 49-KPB-News, Anson 50-KPB-Compressor 51-KBP-Locky U 52-KBP-Wilder Brown 53-KPB-News, Anson 54-KPB-Compressor 55-KBP-Locky U 56-KPB-Wilder Brown 57-KPB-News, Anson 58-KPB-Compressor 59-KPB-Locky U 60-KPB-Wilder Brown 61-KPB-News, Anson 62-KPB-Compressor 63-KPB-Locky U 64-KPB-Wilder Brown 65-KPB-News, Anson 66-KPB-Compressor 67-KPB-Locky U 68-KPB-Wilder Brown 69-KPB-News, Anson 70-KPB-Compressor 71-KPB-Locky U 72-KPB-Wilder Brown 73-KPB-News, Anson 74-KPB-Compressor 75-KPB-Locky U 76-KPB-Wilder Brown 77-KPB-News, Anson 78-KPB-Compressor 79-KPB-Locky U 80-KPB-Wilder Brown California State Apprentice Club Standard Committee, Elks Club, 7 p.m. Live Daughters of the Golden West meeting, IOOF Temple in Collierton, 8 p.m. Fashion Show given by the Re- Division of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, AUHSditorium, 8 p.m. Club meeting, Elks Club, 12:15 p.m. Lodge No. 207 F&AM meeting, Masonic Temple, 7 ppm. Rebekah Lodge meeting, IOOF Temple, 8 ppm. Day, Sept. 18 Club meeting, Elks Club, 12:15 p.m. Lodge meeting, 2 ppm. Lodge No. 207 F&AM meeting, Masonic Temple, 7 ppm. Rebekah Lodge meeting, IOOF Temple, 8 ppm. Day, Sept. 19 Guild of St. Michael's church fall fashion show and tea, Bell Clubhouse, 2 ppm. D. Elks No. 1345 Autumn Ball, Clubhouse, 9 ppm. Day, Sept. 21 Club meeting, Elks Club, 15 ppm. Planning Commission meeting, Council Chambers of City Hall, m. Attachment period planned. B. Paul, WRO meeting is Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in the IOOF hall. Members of the Magnolia Study are reminded of the meeting Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the home剧院. Edgar Carson at 8942 Ball Members taking guests are to phone 28350 by noon Tuesday. The will precede the meeting Occll Brown News Gabriel Heatter News Haven of Rest Star Time Capitol Commentary Guest Time Deane's Den News Telle Test Show Time Ladies Fair News Queen for a Day Orange Empire Reporter Farm Forum Musical Memoirs Kirkwood Show Lucky U-Ranch News Song Spinner News Song Spinner Orange Empire Reporter County Campus Review For Labals Only Fulton Lewis Curt Massey Show Sam Hayes Star Time Sam Hayes Copyright 1953 by Universal Radio and TV Features Syndicate—Tom E. Danes Tuesday, Sept. 15 8:30 4 "Drums of the Desert" 9:20 2 Farm Reporter 9:20 News, Film 7 Thrill Theater 10:00 A.M. 4 Ding Dong School 7 Morning Movies 16:30 4 Glamour Girl 8 Film Short 10:45 13 Public Service 11:00 A.M. 2 Mercedes Bates 4 Hawkins Falls 5 What Cooking 13 Mike Roy 11:15 4 The Bennettts 11:20 2 Art Linkletter 4 J-Sloe Heaven 6 Garry Moore 11 Norma Glochrist 11:45 4 Follow Yr. Heart 12 NOON 2 Big Payoff 4 Break Bank TV and MARVIN'S Sales and Service COMPLETE SERVICE ON CAR RADIOS In FULLERTON In ANAHEIM 109 E. Commonwealth LA 5:5760 412 N. Los Angeles Ph. 2527