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Plan 'The Robe' Premiere Festival A four-day festival has been arranged by the Hollywood merchants, hotels and restaurants to honor the premiere film showing of the famed story, "The Robe." Center of the festival event will be Grauman's Chinese theater where the premiere opens next Thursday. Hollywood boulevard will be named CinemaScope Lane and will back in the glare of searchlight batteries for the festival, aimed at feting the CinemaScope process. Introduction to the festival will be an editor's and Mayor's lunch on the Hollywood Roosevelt at 12:15 p.m. Wednesday. Dignitaries from 62 Southern California cities are expected to attend. Guests of honor will be Frank Rosa producer of "The Robe," and Henri Chirten, French inventor of the ana-morphic lens and stereophonic sound. At Thursday night's premiere first-nighters will include stars. GHOSTLY HOOTBEATS by Norman A. Peen CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX MACH TORGIN was finding no brumph in the moment. His face winked with anger, Torgin shapped Purdy again. "You're lying! Torgin said hoorsely. "You're lying, confound you! Trying to play safe by pinning the robbery on a dead man!" Purdy cringed against the wall, his hair tousled, his eyes frantic. "I can't tying. I didn't want to speak up. Finn, he was real good to me when he was shariff. He never put me in jail when I book things, he didn't." "I was on that stagecoach," Torgin stormed. "And I saw the man who held it up. I've told you that, I kept my eyes and ears open afterwards. Shortly, a certain gent in Mannington began spreading money around. He claimed he'd inherited from some relative back East. I couldn't brand him a liar. But I've watched and waited all these years, figuring that some day I'd find the proof. It wasn't Flint Manning who buried that loot, Purdy, and you know it. It was Ben Brunleigh." have put a bullet into her before he guessed the truth. Don't you see? Then guts, the more dangerous he'll beome." Manning looked straight at Torgin and said, "Mach, you'll never get away with this. Don't be a fool!" But Torgin didn't seem to hear him. Torgin's eyes had turned bolder. "Yes, it's pet," he said. "A pat hand." "You promised not to hurt Laural!" Purdy shrilled. He sailed his hands, his voice rising to a steady shrimn. "Help! Help! Help!" "Quit that!" Manning said sternly. "You're waiting your breath." Then he lunged at the man near him, that hard-jawed one. Nothing left now but the desperate slap. Brownlee's voice guild them. High up, they came up Brownlee's clrouded figure. Laundad found him, too. "Keep going," Brownlee said. "My horse is above." He laid the evenly spaced shots at the fence winking from the bottom. Flash I'm firing was sporadic. Manning wondered how many others in the crew had decided bolt. Reaching Brownlee, they all galloped through the night, as the beam to Bootjack river worked south along the river keeping to the willows cover. They rested the horses and listening; far away rose the run of man traveling. Manning got a scared crew. The limb bent out on the limb with gun tonight, and the limb broke Laura said, "I was never so close to see you Gramp." "I was there on the slope of the day," Brownlee said. "Were under siege when I arrived." "I was on stage coach," Torgin stormed. "And I saw the man who held it up. I've told you that I kept my eyes and ears open afterwards. Shortly, a certain giant in Mannington began spreading money around. He claimed he'd inherited from some relative back East. I couldn't brand him a liar. But I've watched and waited all these years, figuring that some day I'd find the proof. It wasn't Flint Manning who hurried that look, Purdy, and you know it. It was Doc Brownlee!" Laura's laugh was scornful. "So you hope to put Gramp at your mercy and force through your packing-plant scheme!" It fits, Manning thought. It makes sense out of Torgin's threat to Doc Brownlee in the hospital. "The whole town will side you, Doc," Torgin had said. "But one of these days I may have something to hand them that even Griffin will have to heed." "It was Flint Manning," Purdy insisted. "How can I say it was Doc buried that box when it wasn't?" And Cole Manning was sick with the certainty that Packrat Purdy was speaking the truth. A closed case, Manning reflected; he'd discovered who'd robbed that stage long years ago. A need to laugh filled him. He could choose now between his blood and his badge, for he'd either have to report a failure or report the infamy of Flint Manning. Out of chaotic thinking came an odd wonder; would they still leave the status standing in Mannington? And then the short hair at the nape of his neck pricked, for suddenly he was cold with the knowledge that he wasn't going to be allowed to make any choice. He could see his doom in Mack Torgin's eyes, for Torgin was studying all three prisoners with a deep and desperate speculation. "We're in a tight, boys," Torgin said slowly. "We're in a bad tight. If Purdy had named Doe, we could have put the whole basin over a barrel. As it is, we've mauled a marshal and made talk of torturing a girl. We can't let them carry that tale back to town. Not now." The Slash 7 man who'd showed uneasiness earlier headed out the door. "I'm drifting," he said, but that hard-jawed one stood his ground. "This lawman was looking for Purdy, wasn't he?" he asked, nodding toward Manning. "Suppose he'd caught up with him. Suppose there'd been a shoot-out." Torgin's eyes squinted down. "I'm not sure I follow you." It's pat. The Brownlee girl dresses like a boy. Manning might Copyright, 1951 by Norman A. Fox, Distributed by King Features Syndicate. Wilkirson M 112 N. Olive St., Anaheim Always a Good Steer SPECIALS FOR MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEEKEND FRESH LIVER SAUSAGE RIB STEAKS OUR SPECIAL SLICED BACON FRESH LEAN GROUND BEEF FOX FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS Industry heads and civic offiThe theater itself is undera $100,000 remodeling job separation for the West Coast here of the picture, a $5,000Technicolor version of Lloyd Douglas' novel. Announcements A. B. Paul Woman's Relief Social club has scheduled a sing at the city park at 12 noon day. It is to be a potluck even. BEATS Brownlee's voice guided High up, they came upon the crouched figure. Laura round him, too. Brownlee said his horse in above." He had three years spaced shots at the gun winking from the courier's mom. Sahra's firing was sporadic, and being wondered how many in the crew had decided to teaching Brownlee, they again passed through the night, across beam to Bootjack river and south along the bahn, going to the willow cover. Then rested the horses and batgetting a scared crew. They bodied out on the limb with Tortoiseight, and the limb broke." Sahra said, "I was never so glad me, Gramp." Was there on the slope most the day," Brownlee said. "You under siege when I arrived. Women carrie low authorland - editor England's Coronation Choir to Tour America, To Benefit Memorial Chapel for U.S. War Dead One of England's finest choral groups, the Cathedral Choir of St. Paul's London, which sang at the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II earlier this year, will arrive in the United States Sept. 20 for a two-month concert tour. In some 40 engagements the Choir will sing liturgical music, including much of the music it sang during the Coronation service in Westminster Abbey, and some Elizabethan madrigals. The tour has been arranged and underwritten by a committee headed by Episcopal layman Owen J. Roberts, former U. S. Supreme Court Justice. It will open at New York's Cathedral of St. John the Divine Sept. 30. Historic Tour Saint Paul's Choir has never before left British soil. The historic tour has been conceived as a goodwill gesture in connection with the new United States war memorial chapel at St. Paul's Cathedral, which when completed in 1966 will be dedicated to the memory of the 28,000 Americans who were killed while serving in Great Britain during World War II. The chapel will house a roll of honor, listing these 28,000 members of the American forces, which was presented to the Cathedral by Gen. Dwight E. Elsenhower in 1981. The chapel is to be built in the war-destroyed east end of the Cathedral and will have stalled-glass windows for each of the 48 states. Intimacy Given During its two-month fall concert District Meet Draws Eleven Members From B. F.-PTA Eleven executive officers and board members, representing Benjamin Franklin school, enjoyed the Fourth District Parent-Teachers Association meeting last Thursday at Anaheim City Park. Especially gratifying after the informative business meeting were the individual workshop conferences. The exchange of constructive project ideas and cooperative suggestions more than emphasized the characteristic "American Way", the P.T.A.s baile program background. Immediately following the workshop conferences, a delicious potluck lunch was served. Those in attendance were: Mrs. Kenyon Dawson, president of B. F.-P.T.A.; Mrs. John Henry, council president; Mrs. Cronan Mrs., Richard Pebley, Mrs. Greg O. Beale, Mrs. Kenneth Kirkhart, Mrs. Glenn Kirk, Mrs. Harold Perrusson, Mrs. Robert H. Miles, Mrs. Arthur Korn, and Mrs. C. H. Pel- Santa Ana Woman Author of Book on Neighboring City An impressionistic word picture of Santa Ana as a home to has been authored by Martian kus, Orange County writer, reached the newstands this winthe American Mercury. Mrs. Fickus, now a resident of North Tostin Ave., Orla wrote the 1800-word story years ago for her own pleas and put it aside. She later cried in the creative writing of Miss Lota Blythe at Santa College and began marketing writings in a variety of natupublications. When she chanced on the foten manuscript, she sent it to American Mercury publishers promptly received a check in turn. The story tells about friendly residents, the tree-streets, and other advantages experienced since coming to Aha in 1936 from Texas. With a high school age dauntand second grade son, Mrs. kus still finds time to do a time riting, not only light and prose but musical writing yehite stories and fiction Sunday School magazines. She a member of Blythe Pensters often has appeared on the senior panel, at the annual W Festival at Santa Ana Collegio Fellowship Picnic For FJC Students Sept. 25 at Irvine Park In a spirit of good fellowship tertion junior College students hold their annual fall picnic, a tition of many years, at Irvine near Orange Friday afternoon, 25, announces Ted Shipkey, stu body president. Highlighting the afternoon be dedicated to the memory of the 28,000 Americans who were killed while serving in Great Britain during World War II. The chapel will house a roll of honor, listing these 28,000 members of the American forces, which was presented to the Cathedral by Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1961. The chapel is to be built in the war-destroyed east end of the Cathedral and will have stained-glass windows for each of the 48 states. Intimacy Given During its two-month fall concert tour in the United States the choir will appear in Baltimore, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, Richmond, Indianapolis, New Orleans, and New York, and many cities in between. "It is a privilege to attend a cordial welcome to the Choir of St. Paul's Cathedral, London," announced the Rt. Rev. Henry Knox Sherrill, Presiding Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal church in the U.S.A. "From experience at the Lambeth Conference and on other occasions, I have been greatly inspired by the music at St. Paul's and I rejoice that many of our people will now have the opportunity of hearing the choir in the United States." U.C. Extension Course Opens at AUHS Oct. 1 One class will be offered in Anaheim this fall by University of Californias Extension as part of an adult education program which will serve 32 communities and provide close to 500 courses, according to Paul H. Sheaes, associate director. The Anaheim class is "Techniques of Counseling" which opens Oct. 1 at 330 p.m. at Anaheim Union High School, 811 West Center St., with Everett L. Shostrom, head of the department of psychology at Pepperdine college, as instructor. An advanced section of the course meets at 7 p.m. the same date and place. Fall class bulletin are available without charge on request to University of California Extension, Los Angeles 24. Persons faced with vocational choices or changes in their vocations may take advantage of University Extension's Vocational Counseling Services now available to the general public at 10851 LeConte Ave., Building 5C, on the U.C.L.A. campus. Consumption of gasoline in 1953 rose to an all-time peak of 46.6 billion gallons. Here and There Miss Evelyn Kraemer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kraemer of Placentia is a member of the Marywood Catholic Girls school which opened for its 19th year Sept. 15. Coellia Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Martin of 236 North Pickering Ave., Whittier formerly of Anaheim, enters Murphy Memorial hospital at Whittier Tuesday for major eye surgery. She will be a patient at the hospital five days. EX-OEL-CUS COSMETICS Mrs. M. P. Thaxton, 118 N. Besh St., Anaheim Phone 4000. Mrs. Sydney Pellow, president of the Social Order of the Beaucoast in Orange County left Sunday morning by American Air Lines to attend the Supreme Assembly which convene in Boston, Mass. this week. A son was welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Delio Mesa of 1922 Harcourt St. at the Fullerton Cottage hospital on Sept. 17. RUMMAGE SALE—Presbyterian Flower Mission Thursday·Friday, 244 E. Center Street; 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The Orange County Dahlia Society meeting is slated for the Santa Ana Woman's clubhouse at Baker and West Sixth St.; Santa Ana at 630 p.m. for a polluck supper session Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rodieck of Walnut St. are among the new parents of this city. A daughter was born to them on Sept. 18 at St. Joseph hospital. Always an appointment at La Dona Beauty Salon, 123 So. Lemon Phone 4825. For FJC Students Sept. 25 at Irvine Park In a spirit of good fellowship, teton Junior College students hold their annual fall picnic, a near orange Friday afternoon, announces Ted Shipkey, a body president. Highlighting the afternoon games and sports, said Shipker be a rep趴y to stimulate spike the Pullerton football game Santa Ana Junior College night. The afternoon activities be illuminated with a barbecue with "mountains of barbecue, bread, green salad, and beans," he said. The annual event is prepared long in advance; traditional barbecue pits at the park are the night before the picnic area beef and beans cooked all night. In charge of the sports program for the afternoon at the pop rally in Lee Williams ena Park, student athletic coister. Prominent in the rail also be the Pop club head Wayne Strom, Anaheim. In the evening, following the home football game, held in the patio of the union building on campus. Long Beach Singer Makes Opera Debt This Season Pame has come to a beach girl, Janice Moudry, making her debut in Opera the San Francisco Opera concerto Los Angeles season at the auditorium, opening Oct 19. The young contralto work the customer's service deal Long Beach store during early studies in music. She graduate of David Starr high school and attended age of nine when she sang children's choir. Even then she was her goal. She has sun leading symphonies in the land and has been a solist the baton of Alfred Wallace and Serge Koussevitch. She last spring with the Gaetane Merola, general dean and founder of the San Francisco Opera company. RADIO KVOE(1480) MONDAY Bobby Benson Wild Bill Nickok Cecil Brown Milbrat Phone 5341 Good Steer TESDAY AND WEDNESDAY SAGE Lb. 29¢ KS Lb. 58¢ CON 2 Lbs. 109 BEEF 3 Lbs. 79¢ DANGEROUS to gamble with the life and looks of your prized garments by subjecting them to inferior cleaning. 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RADIO and TELEVISION TELEVISION Monday, Sept. 21 5:00 P.M. - Kim McOopy - Atom Squid - Al Jarvis - Ln Ja Know - Norrhit - Mythic Mystery - Webster Webfoot - Gabby Hayes - Jack's Magic Shop - Good Fridays - Howdy Doody - Western Feature - Jack Rourke - Magic Shop - Drogont Hope - Hickory Park - Tatervulture - Corral 8:00 P.M. - Laurie & Birdy - Nutty, Clown - Spice Patrol - Channel's Corral - Little Fisherman - Thunderbottle - Dick Haynes - Komedy Club - Comedy Carnival - Ramar - D. Edwards, News - Flyboy Jack Owens 11-Time for Beahy 8:00 P.M. Goodfrey's Talent Name Time Holley Derby You Asked For It Star Househouse King's Crossroads Meet the Wrestlers Wrestling "U.J. War Bridet" Tuesday, Sept. 22 6:00 P.M. -Joe Palooka Farm Reporters News, Film Thrill Theater Ding Dong School Morning Movies ETTV Goes to Fair 12 NOON Big Payoff Jack McMoyle Steriff John Bob Crosby Show News Guide Lite News Suspense 1:00 P.M. Strike Rich Star Salon 9:00 P.M. Guiding Light Art Geography Faces in the Fog 8:00 P.M. I'll Buy That Kate Smith Diet Dangers Smokey Rogers Queen Mary Garry Moore A spirit of good fellowship, Fullton Junior College students will hold their annual fall picnic, a tradition of many years, at Irvine park on Orange Friday afternoon. Sept. announces Ted Shipkey, student president. Highlighting the afternoon of games and sports, said Shipkey, will be a pop rally to stimulate spirit for Fullton football game with Tata Ana Junior College that night. The afternoon activities will collimated with a barbecue feed in "mountains of barbecue, French bread, green salad, and baked cheese," he said. The annual event is prepared for in advance; traditionally the barbecue pits at the park are fired night before the picnic and the beef and beans cooked all night. On charge of the sports events is grenm for the afternoon and of the pop rally in Lee Williams, Bu Park, student athletic commissioner. Prominent in the rally will be the Pop club headed by Wayne Strom, Anaheim. In the evening, following the first football game, a dance will be held in the patio of the student building on campus. Long Beach Singer Makes Opera Debut This Season Paine has come to a Long Beach girl, Janice Moudry. She is making her debut in Opera with the San Francisco Opera company, the Angeles season at the Shrine auditorium, opening Oct 19. The young contratto worked at a customer's service desk of a Long Beach store during her early studies in music. She is a graduate of David Starr Jordan high school and attended UCLA. After shoring career started at the age of nine when she sang in a children's choir. Even then opera was her goal. She has sung with leading symphonies in the south and has been a soloist under the baton of Alfred Wallenstein and Serge Koussewitz. She audi-ened last spring with the late Estanito Merola, general director and founder of the San Francisco Opera company. 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