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Editorial Page 14 — ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN Thursday, October 1, 1953 Published Daily Evenings Except Sundays and Holidays by ANAHEIM BULLETIN PUBLISHING CO., INC. 182 R. Lemon St. Anaheim, Calif. HAZEL D. LOUDON, President L. H. LOUDON, JR., Vice Pres. and Co-Publisher STANLEY LORDON, Co-Publisher and Treasurer MILDRED TAGGART, Member of Board RICHARD FISCHLE, JR., Secretary and Business Manager DON SHAFFER, Editor CARRIE LOU EUTHERLAND, Society and Women's Department C. WM. BLAND, Adv. Manager Legalized in accordance California State Law December 28, 1981, Exceeded as second-charge multiple at the postoffice at Anaheim, California under the Act of March 5, 1878 Subscription Rates—1 month, $1.00; 3 months, $2.75; 6 months, $5.00 1 year, $8.50. No additional charge for mailing within the continental United States. Sales tax will be added to quoted prices on taxable items appearing in the advertising columns of the Anaheim Bulletin, same to be paid for by the purchaser as required by law. UNITED PRESS NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES WEST-HOLLIDAY CO., INC. New York—77 East 40th St.; Chicago—360 N. Michigan Ave., San Francisco—628 Market St.; Detroit—319 Stephenson Blvd.; Vancouver, B.C.—711 Ball Ridge.; Los Angeles—439 So. Spring St.; Portland—620 W. North St.; St. Louis—431 North Tenth St.; Seattle—603 Stewart St; Atlanta—936 Grant Building. CONCERNING INEQUITIES In 1900, according to the National Chamber of Commerce, the average income of steelworkers was $400 a year, which figures about $1,300 in 1952 prices. Today the average yearly wage paid in U. S. Steel Corp. mills is $4,120. In 1900, when the average steelworker was making $400 a year, Andrew Carnegie, owner of Carnegie Steel, had a personal income of $23 million Today, the annual salary of the president of the U. S. Steel Corp., into which the Carnegie empire was merged, is $261,000. and precious little of this escapes the federal income tax . . . But infinitely more important than the current salary of the president of U..S. Steel is the fact that U. S. Steel is owned by 268,000 stockholders. Your butcher, your baker your candlestick maker may very well own shares of U. S. Steel. No longer does the success of any great industry pour wealth into one pocket. The citizens of the United States, many of them so-called little people, own the industries, and UNEMPLOYMENT The estimate that through fraudulent and California Unemployment 1945, is something that pause—and shudder. That estimate, incl flated guess. It came investigating the charge committee's studies in claims are either fraudu which the Carnegie empire was merged, is $261,000 and precious little of this escapes the federal income tax . . . But infinitely more important than the current salary of the president of U.S. Steel is the fact that U.S. Steel is owned by 268,000 stockholders. Your butcher, your baker your candlestick maker may very well own shares of U.S. Steel. No longer does the success of any great industry pour wealth into one pocket. The citizens of the United States, many of them so-called little people, own the industries, and anything which penalizes big business penalizes the people. This should be remembered when the first thought of budget makers is "sock the corporations." For in doing this, inequity would be continued, not wiped out. —(Cleveland Plain Dealer) THAT TAX CUT Well, it was reassuring to hear Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey state flatly that we'll all get a 10 per cent cut in our income taxes beginning next January 1, along with the dropping of the excess profits tax. The question is, of course, what is the Administration going to use to plug the gap which this removal of about $5 billion in tax revenues will cause in the national budget picture? Mr. Eisenhower and his associates have been striving mightily to pare down the overgrown government structure and to eliminate its wasteful functions. But correcting the evils which have collected over the decades can't be accomplished in a day or a year. The trouble is, too, that while everyone favors economy in general, someone always opposes it in its particulars. In addition to this, the international picture does not permit us to reduce the military budget too drastically. The U.S. Treasury Dept. is known to be studying different kinds of new taxes and thought is also being given to a complete overhaul of the federal taxing system so as to make it more simplified and sensible. All this may mean increases in some directions and cuts in others. Any real reduction in the overall tax burden is going to have to wait until the Administration can find ways of reducing expenses. There is no other way unless we want to run the national debt still higher. Ten Years Ago Mr. and Mrs. K.E. Stevens of 1101 North Palm St. are parents of a daughter born at Fullerton College Hospital Monday, Sept. 27. Mrs. S.L. Keith and Mrs.Joe Wilmore were the fete guest last night at a party hostessed by Mrs. Howard Tews in her home on North Helena St. The estimate that through fraudulent and California Unemployment 1945, is something that pause—and shudder. That estimate, incl flated guess. It came from investigating the charge committee's studies in claims are either fraud since $1,189,916,481 has 1945, the $392 million far off the actual figure. The enormous loss worse sill is the fact that down in employment, where the legitimate de couldd not be met, due through fraud and imp What is needed, it gation of the claims aga larger staff for the p well spent. This is a n employers but virtually As It W by HA WASHINGTON (UP)—It did hurt me a whit to learn there a shortage of garlic. I know, as they say, a garlic goes a long way. But my watered two cents work can go the way of all other sa With garlic, there is no m road. You either like it or hate it. Also, the breath it gives a is enough to discourage the l I'll never forget the first I had My lovely mom had co up a batch of liver and in of using onions, which are h offensive to anyone she "gar ed" the spider full of hog with garlic. Garlic Ruined Romance My date, Dorothy, was a l girl. But thereafter I didn't a chance to lug her books until the odor wore off, which longer than I wanted to being an ambitious book-lugger the time. I have done a little resear garlic. The British, according to source, always have hated because it "has a flavor." on Britain's side. Spaniard Any real reduction in the overall tax burden is going to have to wait until the Administration can find ways of reducing expenses. There is no other way unless we want to run the national debt still higher. Ten Years Ago Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Stevens of 1101 North Palm St. are parents of a daughter born at Fullerton Outage hospital Monday, Sept. 27. Dan Sutherland, Vancouver, B.C., was the dinner guest at a family party given by his cousin, Mrs. Kate E. McCullah of this city. W. E. Newton, expert in poultry from University of California Extension service, will speak to poultry division of the Farm Bureau at the meeting Tuesday night. Students from Lincoln school again set the pace for the purchase of war slamps with 160 boys and girls turning in $200 on the third war bond drive, announces P. S. Doane, principal. Mrs. S. L. Keith and Mrs. Joe Wilmore were the fledged guest last night at a party hostessed by Mrs. Howard Tews in her home on North Helena St. Farmer McCabe October 1, 1983 I've been laying off saying anything about the "Kinsley Report" until I could finger out just where he got all his information from. I can't found out yet, but from all the excerpts I read, I finger over ninety percent of information come from right out here in Hollywood. Farmer McCabe (All Rights Reserved) SONGS OF A SONNETEER BY R. LOUIS SCOTT "READ... AND DONE WITH!" That man or woman whom you read at sight Is read—and done with! The you place the book Upon your friendship's shelf—the tale is trite! Its heights, it depths, each bounded by that look Which scanned it thru; nor can its later charm Erase impressions your mental grooves took At first perusal! Neither good nor harm Need come from what you clearly understand; Which brings neither elation—nor alarm! Study that person who, with manner bland, Bids you scan depths you know you cannot read: He might obey you—or, he might command—Hold in his grasp the things for which you plead—Be foe to all your aims—or friend, indeed THE LION'S SKIN—Page 240—Rafael Sabatini People—12-25 IT’S EVERYBODY’S PROBLEM INTERNATIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES UNEMPLOYMENT CHISELING The estimate that $392 million had been lost through fraudulent and improper payments from the California Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund since 1945, is something that should make every one of us use—and shudder. That estimate, incidentally, was no wild and ineduct guess. It came from the Assembly Committee investigating the charges of large-scale chiseling. The committee’s studies indicate that 33 per cent of the firms are either fraudulent or otherwise invalid. And today, your life is likely to be a rather unusual one, for the stars have given you exceptional talents and the exact way in which you utilize them will determine the degree of success or failure in life. You are definitely an intellectual—even you of the fair sex—and the world of ideas interests you most deeply. You have strong opinions and you will hold to them despite all kinds of opposition. Actually, it seems as if opposition merely whets your appetite for battle. Your psychic powers are keen—this is the cycle for those who seem to have gifts beyond the average in this respect. You are very sensitive to all that goes on around you and sometimes you can suffer as much for other people as you can for yourself. Learn to cultivate a happy optimism which, when coupled with a strong determination to better things as they are, can make you a real force for good in the world. You may promulgate some new philosophy of living which will long outlive you. Although you are not one to show your affections, they are very deep-rooted. Once you have given your friendship, it is for life. Your circle or acquaintances may be reckoned in the many thousands, but your close intimates, counted on the fingers of one hand. You are not one to confide your innermost thoughts to anyone. You work ut an idea; put it int operation; and then talk about it. Consequently your success seems a sudden one, when it comes. To find what the stars have in store for tomorrow, select your birthday star and read the corresponding paragraph. Let your birthday star be your daily guide. Friday, October 2 LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23) Your ability to work hard when it vitally needed will react to your very definite advantage at time. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) I promise more than you can fortably deliver. Your friend think better of you! SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 20) Plan your time so you can have some fun, now then. OAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. 20) A cheerful attitude will wonders even when things very dark, indeed. Just try it. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 18) Don't jump at conclusions or any kind of a decision unless give all angles careful consideration. PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 20) Is a day when you may want attempt what seems like the possible. Try it. It could work. ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 20) If possible to postpone a tenet journey, do it. Signs are no good for extended travel. TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 21) May receive important information today—from a distance haps. Act upon it at once to advantage. GEMINI (May 22-June 21) On to your temper, no matter happens. A sense of humor always help under such conditions. CANCER (June 22-July 23) You are restless, discover with the matter with yourself—the others! Then make new relations. LEO (July 24-Aug. 23) You can be just as troublesome pedestrian as a driver—so you step while crossing street. VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sep. 23) The most of what you have plan thoughtfully for the f This is an important day for (Distributed by United Featu Syndicate, Inc.). Women’s Work By GAY PAULEY production costs, red tape and other inconveniences and nees.” I’d defy practically any carrier around an invisible The estimate that $392 million had been lost through fraudulent and improper payments from the California Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund since 1945, is something that should make every one of us use—and shudder. That estimate, incidentally, was no wild and inedible guess. It came from the Assembly Committee investigating the charges of large-scale chiseling. The committee's studies indicate that 33 per cent of the firms are either fraudulent or otherwise invalid. And since $1,189,916,481 has been paid out in claims since 1945, the $392 million in estimated losses may not be off the actual figure, whatever it may be. The enormous loss is in itself serious enough. But,irse sill is the fact that should there be a substantial let own in employment, we might well reach the stage where the legitimate demands of unemployed workers add not be met, due to the depletion of the fund through fraud and improper payments. What is needed, it seems obvious, is closer investigation of the claims against the fund. This may require larger staff for the purpose, but it would be money all spent. This is a matter which concerns not only employers but virtually every worker in California. As It Was Told to Me by HARMAN NICHOLS WASHINGTON (UP)—It doesn't take a whit to learn there is shortage of garlic. Know, as they say, a little garlic goes a long way. But for watered two cents worth it go the way of all other smells in garlic; there is no middle d. You either like it or you like it. Also, the breath it gives a man enough to discourage the ladies. I'll never forget the first date. And my lovely mom had cooked a batch of liver and instead using onion, which are hardly insive to anyone, she "garnish" the spider full of hog liver in garlic. Garlic Ruined Romance by date, Dorothy, was a lovely. But thereafter I didn't get chance toug her books home all the odor wore off, which was longer than I wanted to wait, ing an ambitious book-lugger at time. Have done a little research on it. The British, according to one piece, always have hated garlic cause it "has a flavor." I am Britain's side. Spaniards, ac Snails With Garlic Hostesses, who ought to know better, serve snails in the French manner, meaning, with garlic. The smell lingers for as much as three days. And it has happened here and if you don't believe it get onto any Washington streetcar or bus on a damp, rainy day with all the windows closed. To get down to facts: The garlic source in this country is running short. California won't like this, but the crop there is said to be below par this year. Italy has little to spare. To which I can say, okay! There is no way of handling a wife who buys the stuff by the sackful and insists on using it on everything but Wheaties. It comes. To find what the stars have in store for tomorrow, select your birthday star and read the corresponding paragraph. Let your birthday star be your daily guide. Friday, October 2 LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23) — Your ability to work hard when it's vitally needed will react to your Women's Work By GAY PAULEY United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK (U) — Home decoration has become as international as the United Nations. Household furnishings these days come from many lands, and the international theme was stressed in the $5,000,000 collection of furnishings displayed at the recent annual National Home Furnishing Show. The work of craftsmen from the United States, most western European countries, the Near East, and even Korea, was featured. Several designers played up to the modern family's love for the casual life. Some came up with kitchen-dining rooms, others kitchen-living rooms, and designers Melanie Kahane brought the barbecue pit indoors. Unique Bathroom Designer John B. Wisner produced what probably is one of the most unusual bathrooms ever planned for the small home. Winner furnished the room with a huge tub, a small rattan sofa near it, a low orange-acquered coffee table, and deep brown lounge chair and ottoman. Natural wood panels covered the walls, and Japanese antique accessories completed the setting. Miss Kahane's barbecue room completely washable, was in terra cotta, beige, black and white. Clay tile was used for the floor and wall behind the barbecue pit. Purchases included barbecue grate and pit, wrought iron chairs upholstered in black plastic patent leather, wrought iron benches, a white coffee table large enough for dining, and a sofa upholstered in black and white washable "tweed" leatherette. Colors Startling Kim Hoffman and Stephen Heidrich produced one of the most attractive of the casual kitchen and living rooms. One section of the room was furnished with standard kitchen equipment in white; the other featured a two-toned blue tweed sofa, a Danish-designed chair and cocktail table, and a dual-purpose table; which served to divide the living from the kitchen area. Some other highlights: Starting color combinations such as designer Robbjohn-Gibbings' living and dining room in brilliant orange and yellow; Patricia Harvey's living room in black and white with production costs, red tape and other inconveniences and nuces. "I'd defy practically any server except an inhabitant of Khyber Pass garrison itself point out any discrepancies tween that British military post and the huge central structure on the set at Lone Pine Used The site was very carefully seen by King, who does a deal of his own serial site at the controls of his plane, and by others, to dupe the topography of Lundi Kotai point in the Khyber Pass garrison is situated. A special crew of 80 carpets worked for three weeks in sheer effect the set, one of the largest history of movie-making central structure, a single ing., covers an area 750 feet. "At Lone Pine we're only hours from the studio," express King. "Everything that can sibly be used or needed in me a movie is almost immediate available." In addition, you don't have trouble with foreign languages foreign guides or foreign star partiment diplomats. Cost props, sets, anything you need right at hand. And you do pose any of your company strange fevers and diseases which travelers in foreign tribes are so susceptible." The genius who said "A rock and a tree is a tree shoot it in Griffith Park." little extreme in his attitude at the same time he was far from the truth. Squeezing Orange Count Is that wonderful woman guna Beach, who doesn't in charging visitors to park around dropping here and there in parking me? And after all, is there an better than a parking meter time on it? (All Rights Reserved) RADIO Bethman's Views on Washington Scenes By FREDERICK C. OTHMAN Bethy was spending the last day more his wedding, investigating allegedly communistic handbook of the Army. So I dropped to see whether he was nervous. He was in the midst of the proceedings started spouting Russian. It ended, with a Wisconsin accent, mostly like this $&XZ. There was this ex-Russian diplomat, Ignor Boselebov, testifying out how he believed the Army'd been taken in by the Communist men when it published its text-book for officers on how life is led in Siberia. I got the idea that he described this land as a golden spot, populated exclusively supermen. Boselebov said this isn't so but the more he talked, the more unintelligible he sounded. This was where Sen. Joe Burke with his own Russian, which he translated as meaning, "Please speak a little more distinctly." Boselebov looked shocked hearing from the mouth of the most celebrated of all anti-Communists from thereon in, I can tell you enunciated every syllable. Everybody in the red-carpeted room got a jolt, hearing from the mouth of the most celebrated of all anti-Communists from thereon in, I can tell you enunciated every syllable. The Senator said the only way he could spell it was in Russian and what could I do with that on my typewriter! I said, give him in English and he came up with the ochen borshoi. That means not very damn well, with rich produced one of the most attractive of the casual kitchen and living rooms. One section of the room was furnished with standard kitchen equipment in white; the other featured a two-toned blue tweed sofa, a Danish-designed chair and cocktail table, and a dual-purpose table; which served to divide the living from the kitchen area. Some other highlights: Starting color combinations such as designer RobeJohn-Gibbings' living and dining room in brilliant orange and yellow: Patricia Harvey's living room in black and white with apple green and peacock blue accents; Virginia Conner Dick's purple shag cushions on an orange linen sofa. An "all-washable" house, planned by a national magazine (McCall), furnished with more than 100 plastic items. A bathroom with a small area set aside for sewing and clothes pressing, leather for walls as well as furniture, a wall and ceiling covering consisting of wood shaved to the thinness of paper, and sinks finished in wood to eliminate the "clinical" look of the white porcelain. Film Shop BY CLEMENT D. JONES United Press Staff Correspondent HOLLYWOOD © — There are some advantages to extended location junkets to remote places. But you can take Henry King's word for that the director who does his location shooting in good old California is a lucky guy. King, who spent more than a year in Italy directing "The Prince of Foxes" and who, way back in the 1800s spent a year over there making "The White Sister," is just getting ready to roll the cameras on elaborate location shooting scheduled for 20th Century - Fox's "King of Shark Riffles." The main location site is Lone Pine, Calif., about 300 miles away, and that's okay with King. For what you gain in authenticity of background," King said, "you usually more than pay for in the form of unpredictable complications and delays, increased... Forecast RADIO and TELEVISION TOM DANSON'S ... TV-RADIOLOGIC THURSDAY, OCT. 1—Lt. Gov. Goodwin J. Knight will appear on a special program during "Pet Exchange" with the presentation of a plaque over KTTV (11) at 7... A comedy of errors results when Charlie Ruggles pays a visit to his doctor and his attorney during the episode tonight from KECA (7) at 7... Van Johnson will be heard as the star on the CBS radio presentation of "The Old Man's Bride." Dial KNX at 7:30 for this one... Dick Powell stars in another episode about cafe owner and gambler, Willie Dante, in "The Squeeze" on "Four Star Playhouse" over KNXT (2) at 8:30. Dick always turns out a good performance on TV... The pen is not only mightier than the sword, but as mighty as an atom bomb in "Doorway to Danger" from KECA (7) at 8:30. The story deals with an atomic "Formula G." Working out of the Juvenile division, Joe Friday and his partner, Frank Smith, are assigned to investigate a series of petty thefts in which the suspects are teen-agers. See it on KNBH (4) at 9, during the factual cases from the police files on "Dragnet"... Many fans of the exciting "Foreign Intrigue" series will be disappointed to learn that Jerome Thor, who has starred as Robert Cannon for so long, will do his last show tonight. Next week, James Daly will be seen as the star over KNBH (4) at 10:30. The following programs are compiled from reports provided by broadcasters. We assume no responsibility for last minute changes on their part—T.E.D. NETWORK KFI-NEW 640 KECA-ABC 290 KNH-MBS 330 KNX-CBS 1070 INDEPENDENT STATIONS KLAC 588 KMPG 710 KBIG 740 KFWB 800 RADIO TONIGHT NOTE: Independent Stations Feature Music — News — Sports Daily THURSDAY P.M. 5:00 P.M. KFI-Pat Bishop KECA-Elroy Burch KHI-Sgt. Preston KNX-Ed R. Murrow 518 KFI-News KECA-Virgil Pinkly KNX-Tom Harmon 530 KFI-Local Spots. Ept. KECA-Chet Huntley KNX-Sky King KNX-World Today 548 KFI-Klmer Peterson KECA-Bob Garred KNX-Frank Goes 6:00 P.M. KFI-Putnam and News 7:00 P.M. KFI-Record Album KECA-Starr of Space KNX-Horace Field KHI-Deadline 7:30 KFI-G. Ullery, Music KECA-Dinner Music KECH-Enchanted Eurek KNX-OH Theater 8:00 P.M. KFI-One Man's Family KECA-Ambassadors in Blue KKI-Nightmare KFI-Meet Millie 8:15 KFI-News 8:20 KFI-Roy Rogers KECA-City of Times Square. KECA-Lawrence Walk KNX-Stars, Hawthorns 10:00 P.M. KFI-Reporter KECA-News KFI-P. Lewis Jr. KNX-10 o'Clock Wife 10:15 KFI-Joy Forever KECA-Dr. Ballerz KECA-Kennelly, Sports KFI-Frank Reywards 10:20 KFI-Repeat Perform. KECA-Lonecome Gal KNH-Jewish Nest KNX-Phillip Norman 11:00 P.M. KFI-EZJ-News KNX-News, Sports Squeezing Orange County RADIO Is that wonderful woman at Launa Beach, who doesn't believe charging visitors to park, still living around dropping nickels? And after all, is there anything better than a parking meter with me on it? TELEVISION TONIGHT Thursday, Oct. 1 5:00 P.M. 2-Tim McCoy 4-Atom Squad" 7-Al Jarvis 8-Story Lady 13-Webster Webfoot 14-Gabby Hayes 16-Corral 18-Howdy Doody 2-Space Funny 5-Western Feature 7-Jack Browne 11-Sheffield John KHJ-World Series 10:00 A.M. KHJ-Ton Date KHJ-A Friend. Berch KHJ-News KHJ-Road of Life KHJ-Tello-Test KHJ-Ms. Perkins KHJ-Strike It Rich KHJ-True Story KHJ-Jack Wagner KHDr. Malone KHJ-Guiding Light 11:00 A.M. KHJ-Bob Hope KHJA Whipping Stu. KHJA-Ladies Pair Mrs. Burton KHJA-Marriage Pays KHCIA Girl Marries KHCIA-Perry Maiden KHI-Pharse Pays KHCIA-Hite, Encore KHCIA-Quen for a Day Nora Drake KHI-Second Chance KHI-Brighter Day 12 NOON FARM REPORT KHCIA-KXI-KJ-News 12:15 KHD-Road of Life KHP-A Paul Harvey KECH-Dovey Pumper KECH-Hill Top House KEPH-Pepper Young KECH-Sam Hayes KECH-Rugged Real KECH-Art Linketter KEPH-E happiness Right KECH-Ronne Kemper 1:00 P.M. KIH-Stage Wife KIH-CEA-Bill Davidson STAR Theater 1-Play the Week 2-Plum Feature 3-Video Theater 4-Pishing Pals 5-Big Town 6-Broadway Theater 7-Movetime 10:00 P.M. Pentagon USA 4-Martin Kane 5-City at Night IS that wonderful woman at Lana Beach, who doesn't believe charging visitors to park, still sing around dropping nickels are and there in parking meters? And after all, is there anything better than a parking meter with me on it? ALL Rights Reserved) RADIO KVOE(1480) THURSDAY PM Sgt. Preston SKY King Cecil Bryan Gabriel Heatter Orange Empire Reporter Sports Report Seal Here Bill Henry Crime Files Meet Tour Neighbour Crime Fighters Distinguished Artists Glenn Hardy Perry Cone Show Titus Moody Town House Time Club Gardens Fudie Fisher Disc 'N Chat FRIDAY PM Spanish Hour News Breakfast Gang Breakfast Gang Orange Empire Reporter Stock Market Report Cecil Brown News Gabriel Heatter News Bible Institute Hour Gas Tanker Capital Commentary Gabriel Heatter Deanea Den News Tello Test Show Time Ladies Fair News Queen for a Day Orange Empire Reporter Farm Forum Musical Memoirs Kirkwood Show Lucky U Ranch News Sage Spinner News Song Spinner Orange Empire Reporter County Campus Review For Labels Only Pulton Lewis Frank Hemingway Sam Hayes TELEVISION TONIGHT Thursday, Oct. 1 5:00 P.M. 2-Tim McCoy 4-Moon Squared" 1-Al Jarres 8-Story Lady 13-Webster Webfoot 8:13 4-Gabby Hayes 6-Cornal 8:30 4-Howdy Doody 2-Space Punisher 5-Western Feature 7-Jack Routsae 11-Sheriff John 12-Treasure Tree 8:00 P.M. 2-Laural and Hardy 4-Nutty, Clown 7-Space Patrol 8-Action Theater 11-Thunderbolt 13-Dick Haynese 4-Credit, Comet 7-Comedy Carnival 8-Time for Beany 11-Bamar Jungle 8:30 2-News 7-Fly Boy 7-Jack Owens 11-Time for Beany 13-Telepaper 8:45 Jane Frougnan 6-Hawthorne News 8-Handy Hints 9-Newcrest 11-News, Weather 13-Baseball Roll of Paint 7:00 P.M. 7-Reserve 4-Douglas Palranks Presents 2-Servedel 7>The Ruglese 8-Range Rider 11-Joe Hill Show 13-Pet Exchange 18-Bank McCune 5-Star Theater 7-Play of the Week 5-Pilm Feature 8-Video Theater 11-Fishing Pals 2-8-Big Town 4-Ford Theater 5-Broadway Theater 11-Movetime 10:00 P.M. 2-Pamlico USA 3-Martin Eaton 5-City at Night 11-Life Begins at 80 11-On Tour Way 13-News-Movie 7-Charter Clifton 18-News 4-Foreign Intrigue 7-News and Sports 8-Base the Clock 9-Don Lee-Up 10:45 5-Dick Lane 7-Uppublicized Story 10:45 P.M. 3-Popular Science 6-5-11-News 8-Geo. Jesel 11:15 3-Late Show 4-Film 11-Strange Mr. Orgy." 11:30 9-Newseel 2:30 2-News 1:00 A.M. 11-"Becky Sharpe" TOMORROW Friday, Oct. 2 8:30 4-Cinema Carnival 9:20 3-Farm Reporter 9:30 7-News Movie 9:30-W. Series Spotlight 9:45 4-World Series 9:50-World Series 10:00 A.M. 7-Move 11-Kirvy Goes to Pain, 10:30 Strida It Rich, 10:55 Galit Living, 11-Public Service, 11:00 A.M. What's Good? 13-Mike Boy, 13-Art Linkletter, Double or Nothing, 12 NOON 14-Big Payoff, Jack McHenry, 11-Sheriff John, Copyright 1863 by Universal Radio & TV Features 2-Bob Creoby, 7-8-News, 8-TV University, 7-Move, 1:00 P.M. 2-Strike It Bitch, Mary McDodoo, W-Series Roundup, 11-Chef Milan, 1:35 Search for Tomorrow, Cruzby Calling, 1:20 Bride and Groom, Foods for Thought, Love of Life, 1:43 Search for Tomorrow, Grating Light, 2:00 P.M. Love of Life, 2-Bill Smith, 7-Jarvis Kitchen, Smokey Boogers, 9-Mama Ween, 13-M. Roya Kitchen, 2:15 Guiding Light, 2:35 Ladies Always Win Graduate—Tom E. Dandee