anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-06

Sex and Horror on TV Ok'd by Noted Producer HOLLYWOOD — Walt Disney will see his greatest dream fulfilled when he plays host to some 90,000,000 persons during tour of Disneyland on the 90-minute invitational preview television from Disneyland on Sunday, July 17. Disneyland preview marks the dedication ceremonies of the 160-acre "magic kingdom" at Anaheim, California. During the ceremonies, Disney will escort the home viewers on a tour of the fabulous entertainment site which has been a dream to the creator of Mickey Mouse for more than 20 years. In opening the hour-and-a-half program, the TV audience will see Disney arrive at the Disneyland railroad station, as engineer of one of the two shining green-and-yellow trains of the Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad. With him in the engine cab will be Governor Goodwin Knight of California. Disney will meet master-of-ceremonies Art Linkletter, who is to arrive at Disneyland helicopter and then together they will take the audience from the Town Square, along Main Street, to the Plaza. This is a central area from which visitors can see the entrances to four of the entertainment realms — Tomorrowland, Fantasyland Adventureland and Frontierland. During the program, Disc will be joined by an array of stars, including Irene Dunn Danny Thomas and Jean Hagen. Several other master-of-ceremonies will be featured in this show besides Linkletter. Television and Radio TOM DANSON'S TV-RADIOLOGIC TVViewing Tips 7:00—U.S. Steel Hour 2 7:00—Wednesday PM Fights 7 8:00—Request Performance. 4 8:00—Barel all 9 Stars vs. Padres 10:00—This Is Your Life 4 Following rograns art compiled from reports provided by broadcasters We assume no responsibility for last minute changes on their part... T.E.D. TELEVISION TONIGHT WEDNESDAY 5:00 P.M. 2-Cartoon Snow 4-Pinky Lee 5-Disneyland 7-AI Jarvis 8-News Window 9-Gene Norman 11-City Assignment 12-Destiny Theater 2-Space Funnies 8-Smokey Rogers 5:30 2-Little Rascals 3-Frank Webb 4-Uncle Archie 5-Western Feature 7-Jack Owens 11-Sheriff John 11-Thunckerpelt 2, 8-Patti Page 1. The News 7:00 P.M. 2-U.S. Steel Hour 3-Disneyland 4-Tommy Alexander 5-News 7-a Wed Nite Fights 8>Theuggles 11-My Hero 13-Playhouse 7:15 5-Popular Science 7:30 4-Eddie Fisher 5-Top Secret 9-Candid Camera 11-Sherlock Holmes 13-The Visitor 7:45 4-News Caravan 7-Reserve 8:00 P.M. 11-U common Valor 13-Kingdom of Sea 9:30 2, 3-Ive Got A Secret 7-Masquerade 8-Eddie Cantor 11-Flashback 13-Deception 10:00 P.M. 2-Sports Time 3-Big Town 4-This Is Your Life 7-Penny To Million 8-Name's Same 11-The Playhouse 13-Times Square 10:30 2, 7, 9-News 3-Movie 4-Doug Fairbanks 8-Danny Thomas 11-China Smith 13-Crisswell Predicts STRANGE AS 2-Cartoon Snow 4-Pinky Lee 5-Cartoons 7-Al Jarvis 8-News Window 9-Geneva Man 11-City Assignment 13-Destiny Theater 5:15 2-Space Funnies 2-Smokey Rogers 5:30 2-Little Rascals 2-Frank Webb 4-Nicole Archive 5-Western Feature 7-Jack Owens 11-Sheriff John 5:45 11-Thunderbolt 5:50 2-Range Rider 6:00 P.M. 5-Beverly On 3 4-News, See Heart 8-Mr. Gilbert 9-Cartoon Express 11-Hamar of Jungle 13-News 6:15 7-News 13-Mark Scott 6:30 2-D. Edward News 4-Movie Museum 5-Handy Hints 7-Early Curtain 8-Newsreel 11-Time for Beany 13-Turning Point 6:45 TOMORROW THURSDAY A.M. 6:45 6-Alarm Klock 7:00 A.M. 2. 8-Juniorama Pacific 4-Today 2:00 A.M. 2-Fun Time 4-Major Demo 8-Film 2. 8-Goodby 4-Howdy Duds 9:45 11-Kartoon Club 10:00 A.M. 4-Ding Dung School 5-Red Schoolhouse 11-Mr. Mrs. North 10:30 2. 8-Welcome Trav. 4-Reserve 11-Star Shoppers 10:45 6-Shellab Graham 11:00 A.M. 2. 8-Robt. Q. Lewis 4-Home 11-Little School House 11:30 2. 8-Art Linkletter 1-Romper Room 11-Sheriff John 12 NOON Copyright, 1955, by Universal Radio & TV Syndicate—Tom E. Danson. RADIO TONIGHT NOTE: Independent Stations Feature Music — News — Sports Daily WEDNESDAY 5:00 P.M. KFI-Pat Bishop KHJ-Sgt. Preston KABC-News KNX-Ed R. Murrow 5:15 KFI-News KABC-Bill Stern KNX-Carrie Alcott 5:20 KFI-Art Laker KABC-Wm. Winter KHJ-News KNX-Tom Harmon 3:45 KFI-News KABC-Bob Garred KFI-MeGee & Molly KABC-Morgan News KNH-Jtrue Detective KNX-FBI Peace War 7:15 KFI-Music KABC-Fights KFI-Truth-Conseques KHJ-Cisco Kid KNX-Bill Ballance KFI-News KABC-Back to Bible KFWB-Baseball (Stars-Padres) KHI-Sentenced KNX-Temple Ernie KFI-MeGee & Molly KABC-Morgan News KNH-Jtrue Detective KNX-FBI Peace War KFI-Music KFI-Truth-Conseques KHJ-Cisco Kid KNF-Baseball (Stars-Padres) KHI-Sentenced KNX-Temple Ernie 9:39 2.-Ive Got A Secret 5-Maqueques 8-Eddie Cantor 11-Flashback 13-Decision 10:00 P.M. 2-Sports Time 3-Big Town 4-This is Your Life 5-Penny To Million 6-Name Same 11-The Playhouse 13-Times Square 10:30 2. 7-News 3-Movie 4-Doug Fatbanks 8-Danny Thomas 11-China Smith 13-Criswell Predicts 8:45 5-Wrestler's Lament 7-Baseball Fame 9-Weather 13-Playhouse 15 11:00 P.M. 2-Musical Nitecap 4. 11-News 5-Eye Witness 8-Reports 7. 13-Movies 11:15 4-Sports 11-Racket Squad 11:30 4-Tonight 11:45 11-Movie 12:00 MIDNITE 2-Late Show 8-Smoky Rogers 2:45 2-Road Of Life 2-Modern Romances 13-Dear Criswell 3:00 P.M. 2-Captain Jet 2-Ted Mack 8. 9-Qeen for Day 13-Chef Milani 2. 8-Strike it Rich 3-Sunshine Hour 4-Pays To Be Married 5-Milady 7-Joe Graydon 9-Bill Stulla 11-Bill Leyden 13-Jack McEroy 4. 49 2. 8-Vaillant Lady 3-Movie 4-Way of World 5-Cartoons 4:15 2-Secret Storm 4-First Love 7-John Daly 8-Road of Life 4:29 2. 8-Search Tomorrow 4-Mr. Sweeney 7-Al Jarvis 8-Mark Saber 4:45 2. 8-Guiding Light 4.Mod. Romance THE BOSIBy-Nick Sumner NOTE: Independent Stations Feature Music — News — Sports Daily WEDNESDAY 5:00 P.M. KFI—Pat Bishop KHJ—Sgt. Preston KABC—News KNH—Ed R. Murrow 6:15 KFI—News KABC—Bill Stern KNX—Carroll Alcott 5:30 KFI—Art Laker KABC—Wm. Winter KHJ—News KNX—Tom Harmon 4:45 KFI—News KABC—Bob Garred KNX—Frank Goss KNX—Sports, News 6:00 P.M. KFI—Elmer Peterson KABC—Vandercook KNX—Ferris Reel KNX—Gabriel Heather 6:15 KFI-Sports Report KABC-News, Sports KNX-Lowell Thomas KNJ-Behnd Story 6:20 KFI-Look to Sides KBC-P. Masterson KJI-Commentator KJI-America's Andy 6:45 KFI-Record Album SKH-Jam Haves 1:00 A.M. TOMORROW THURSDAY A.M. 7:00 A.M. KFI-Western Swing KABC-Fred Beck KJX-KNX-News 7:15 KFI-Hit the Road KBJ-Brit Gang NX-Raiph Story 7:20 KABC-Bob Garred KNX-Frank Goss 7:45 KFI-Harlow Wilcox KNX-Fred Beck KNJ-News HKJ-Harry Hubbitt 8:00 A.M. KFI-Johnny Murray KAU-Creakfast Club KIJ-Chiff Engle KNZ-Ralph Slory 8:15 KHI-KNX-News 8:20 KFI-News Snow KHJ-Haven at West KNX-Make Up Mind 8:45 KFI-Andy & Virginia KNX-Ralph Story 8:50 A.M. KABC-Garden Guide KJH-Cecil Brown KNX-Wendell Warren 9:15 KABC-News KNJ-News, Music KNX-Hilltop House 9:40 KFI-Lady's Book KABC-True Story KHJ-Helen Trent KNJ-Norma Young 9:45 KNX-Gat Sunday 10:00 A.M. ART LAKEER KABC-Whispering Sts. KNX-Road of Life KJH-News 10:15 KABC-Girl Marries KJMusic, News KJH-Tello Test KNX-Major Workins 10:30 KABC-Companion KJH-Strike it Rich KJH-Jack Wagner KNX-Dr. Malone 10:45 KNX-Guding Lite KABC-Close-Ups 10:50 A.M. KFI-Witness Kay KJH-Florida Calling KJH-Orval's Tales KNX-Mrs. Burton 11:15 KFI-Mary Hickox KABC-Beat Record KNX-Perry season 11:20 KFi-McBride Peace KJH-Quesen For Day KNX-Nora Drake 11:45 KFI-News KNX-Aunt Mary, 12 NOUN! KFI-Farm Iceport KABC-KHL-KNX-News kmPC-Major League 12:15 KFI-Voice of Calls: KAU-Paul Harvey KAU-Cedric Foster KNX-McIninch 12:30 KFI-Reserve: KAU-Sam Hayes KAU-Jack Wagner KNX-Art Linkletter 12:45 KABC-Mildrd Younger 10:00 P.M. KHI-Major League 10:00 NIGHT 10:15 KABC-Take Romance 10:15 KNH-Arthur Godfrey 10:15 KFI-Stella Dallas 10:30 KFI-Widder Brown 10:45 KFI-Pepper Young 4:00 P.M. KFWoman In House 2:15 KABC-Martin Block 2:28 KBC-Bob Hammack 2:38 KFI-Lose Ranger 2:42 KBAC-Real Kristian 2:48 KNX-Ruth Ashton 2:48 KNX-Fred Robbins 2:00 P.M. KFI-Music 2:00 P.M. KFi-Eddie Cantor 2:00 P.M. KJH-Johh The Navy 2:15 KBAC-Philip Norman 2:15 KhJ-Melody Manor 3:38 KFI-andy & Virginia 3:38 KBAC-Hank Weaver 3:48 KhJ-Lynn's Hwd 3:48 KhJ-Matinee 4:55 KhJ-Tello Test 4:00 P.M. KFI-News 6:15 KBIFurtt Lewis 6:15 KBIFurritt Wheeler 6:30 KBH-Hemingway 6:45 KBH-Here's Answer 6:45 KBJ-News 6:45 KBAC-Sports Beat 6:45 CHAPTER SEVENTEEN WHEN Kerry opened his door they rested upon a very small dow, a barred window, and he realized that he was in a jail "Well," he reflected, "Rob ways said that the inside of the might put some sense in my heart Someone answered him. "I no who Rob is, but if yore feels like mine, there ain't no in it t' put anything into." There was a cot on the side of the cell, occupied at moment by a tall, lanky reck whose face, bruised and batt still wore an amiable grin. Me came back to Kerry. "Hi, Rusty. What fell on the roof?" "Reckon it was a bottle." "Musta had lead in i'" "He concluded. 'Did we get run in disturbing the peace?' "Somethin like that. Dunnno it is—whenever I set out to hear quiet, sociable good time, someone like this always has t'interit." "Tm beginning to see what gie meant about you," chuckled. "I appreciate the you stepped in last night, added more gravelly. If it had been for you, I guess I'd worse shape than I am now." "Glad t' do it," Rusty assaid him. "Peaceable as I am, kinda hankerin' t punch Won't son's jaw for quite some time." "That's something I can understand. To friend Wharton, anyway?" "Oh, Jennings and Flint him back to the hotel an' t him in bed, i reckon. That's his ol man pays 'em for. The man," he explained, "is a big tlemman, brings a big herd town twice a year. Matter o' I work for him. That is,' he meditatively, 'I did. Don't redo I do any more." "I'm sorry!" Kerry exclaimed "You oughtn't to lose your just because you helped me or I wasn't fixin' to keep the much longer, anyway," Rusty assured him. Copyright. monies Art Linkletter, who arrive at Disneyland by bus and then together will take the audience from Town Square, along Main Street, to the Plaza. This is the real area from which visitors can see the entrances to of the entertainment realms of morrowland, Fantasyland, featureland and Frontierland. Using the program, Disney movie joined by an array of including Irene Dunne, Ty Thomas and Jean Hagen, all other master-of-cereals will be featured in the besides Linkletter. WS 'N' NOTES — NBC "Medic" will resume opens (whoops, sorry for the on Thursdays of each day) to find new talent for the show. They're looking for fresh (please, no gags about plastryery) and talent for next month. "Medic" goes into production on July 11... Get on table Are Funny" and see the or at least Europe, Irvins, associate producer of the stunt show, leaves Flicker-for a month in the "old" line to line up tripe to England and the continent as prizes next fall's contestants. At-will meet Jackson Stanley, Snow's idea man, in London to the deal for "People Are Funny" to bow on TV in Engl when the island inaugurated commercial TV in Septem-From London Atkins goes Paris, Rome, and Germany more business, then to the era and Capri for a bit of they biz... Meanwhile Ralph cards and staff are crossing big pond" to shoot a few Is Your Life" TVvehicles England. Reason is for pro-n purposes along the copy-line. (They could steal the idea if not aired there). DANSON ON AIR ... Jack Webb is quite hopeful of doing "Pete Kelly's Blues" on NBC-TV after the picture run. Most people seem to have forgotten that the show originated on a smaller scale as a 13-week summer replacement showcase item on NBC radio in 1949. The option, however, was never picked up, thus making it a "dud" on radio ... Mark down another picture discovery via the TV route. Lovely Connie Towers, featured vocallovely on the Jack Carson shows, stars in her first Columbia pic, with Frankie Laine as co-star. The brass at Columbia have high hopes for this gal... NBC's TV remote truck, home-based in Hollywood, covered some 2000 miles to telecast the Roy Rodgers Rodeo in San Antonio Texas, and the Tijuana, Mexico cut-in for the "Wide Wide World" production. The Tijuana pick-up featured Mexico's famed clown, Cantinflas, and all the attendant excitement of a Mexican festival. (Copyright 1955, by Universal Radio & TV Syndicate) Births Fullerton Cottage Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson, 217 W. Ash, Brea, daughter, 6 lbs., 2 oz., July 2. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cole, 935 Almond, Brea, daughter, 9 lbs., 2 oz., July 3. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Barkley, 437 E. Commonwealth, Fullerton, daughter, 6 lbs., 2½ oz., July 4. If It's Kews You'll See It In The Anaheim Bulletin STRANGE AS IT SEEMS BY ELSIE HIX CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 45 - Roared 48 - Overflow of a limn 5 - Proverb 51 - Seed container 52 - Exists 53 - Prepared for print 14 - Recompense 16 - Native metal 60 - Beloved 63 - Girl's name 64 - Speed for drying 19 - Tile 21 - Allights 22 - Reveals 23 - Exist 28 - Girl's name 29 - Evil 21 - Condensed moisture 34 - Perform 35 - Mistake 38 - Note of scale 28 - Unit 41 - Drunkard 42 - Unbound 44 - A state (abbr.) DOWN 1 - Game at marbles 2 - Wing 3 - Knock 4 - Roman magistrate 5 - Smarting pain At Fullerton Cottage ARRIVALS— Byron Blair, Fullerton Mrs. Glen Cole, Brea Mrs. Oliver Barkley, Fullerton Mrs. Floyd Preston, Buena Park Wallace Renfro, La Habra DEPARTURES— Mrs. Lucy Guzman, Brea Mrs. Milton Hobbins, Fullerton Morgan, 24, 470 Grace both Laguna Beach. Rufus Ray Longstreet, 3 den Grove Bcvd; Bet Webster, 34, 10722 Clay both Garden Grove. Howard Frederick Mowen adena; Nancy Cargliv 17602 Laurie Lane, Sa Paul Herton Washburn Jr. ton, Calif.; Gloria Wright, 18, 11761 Brown Garden Grove. James Carrol Westmore PARIS, ROME, AND GERMANY more business, then to the era and Capri for a bit of they bliz... Meanwhile Ralph ords and staff are crossing big pond" to shoot a few Is Your Life" TV vehicles england. Reason is for propurpose along the copy-line. (They could steal the mond, Brea, daughter, 9 lbs., 2 oz., July 3. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Barkley, 437 E. Commonwealth, Fullerton, daughter, 6 lbs., 2½ oz., July 4. If It's Kews You'll See It In The Anaheim Bulletin STRANGE AS IT SEEMS BY ELSIE HIX DOMESTIC YARNS ARE NEVER USED IN CARPETS... THE FINE AMERICAN WOOL IS TOO SOFT! DURING THE 1947 DROUTH, THE BUSQUEHanna RIVER, AT CONEWASO FAUS, RETREATED FAR BEYOND ITS NORMAL LOW STAGE, EXPOSED THOUSANDS OF POTHoles IN THE ROCK THAT HAD NEVER BEFORE BEEN SEEN/ DURING WORLD WAR II-- THE USS ENGLAND, renowned destroyer escort, DEMOLISHED JAPAN'S "SEEING EYE" WHEN IT ANNIHILATED 6 SUBS IN 12 DAYS... THIS UNPARALELED FEAT MEANT THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN VICTORY AND DEFENT IN THE BATTLE OF THE PHILIPPines/ DURING WORLD WAR II-- THE USS ENGLAND, renowned destroyer escort, DEMOLISHED JAPAN'S "SEEING EYE" WHEN IT ANNIHILATED 6 SUBS IN 12 DAYS... THIS UNPARALELED FEAT MEANT THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN VICTORY AND DEFENT IN THE BATTLE OF THE PHILIPPines/ AT FUNERTON COLlage ARRIVALS— Byron Blair, Fullerton Mrs. Glen Cole, Brea Mrs. Oliver Barkley, Fullerton Mrs. Floyd Preston, Buena Park Wallace Renfro, La Habra DEPARTURES— Mrs. Lucy Guzman, Brea Mrs. Milton Hobbins, Fullerton Armor Pitts, La Habra Mrs. Earl Johnson, Brea Miss Doris Rogers, La Habra Mrs. Luther Turner, Brea Mrs. Vaughn Nichols, Anaheim Byron Blair, Fullerton Marriage Licenses Billy Gerald Frederick, 21, Hamilton, Ala.; Nelda Jean Dillard, 17 Winfield, Ala. Lorenzo Rios, 19, 914 Stafford St.; Connie Esparza Holguin, 17, 2529 Evergreen St., both Santa Ana. Robert Mack Olsen, 38, 704 California Ave., Huntington Beach; Claudia Catherine Johnson, 33, 1815 W. 18th St., Santa Ana. Albert Kerlin Waite, 31, 1715 Temple Hills Dr.; Jacqueline Ann FOX THEATRE Fullerton Phone LA 5-2181 NOW PLAYING AT NEW LOWER PRICES JANE RUSSELL-JEFF CHANDLER FOXFIRE PLUS THE MAGNIFICENT MATADOR THE BOSS OF BROKEN SPUR By—Nick Sumner Copyright, 1964, by Nick Sumner. Distributed by King Feature Syndicate. CHAPTER SEVENTEEN HEN Kerry opened his eyes, rested upon a very small wina barred window, and he soon zed that he was in a jail cell. Well," he reflected, "Rob alsa said that the inside of a jail at put some sense in my head." someone answered him. "I dunmond," he reflected, "Rob alsa said that the inside of a jail at put some sense in my head." The cell door clanged open. "All right. Your fine's been paid. You can clear outa my jail. An' for Lord's sake, Rusty, try to stay out this time." "Who shucked out for us?" "You'll find out," the jailer grinned. "She's waitin' for you outside." "She' turned out to be Margie, Her smile was whimsical, rueful and resigned all at once. "What I really want—is what most every woman wants. A man coming home to dinner every night, and a houseful of kids." She shrugged again. "Can you see Rusty in a picture like that?" Rusty cam back with the drinks then, and there was no more seri- CHAPTER SEVENTEEN WHEN Kerry opened his eyes, rested upon a very small wina barred window, and he soon zized that he was in a jail cell. Well," he reflected, "Rob als said that the inside of a jail but put some sense in my head." Someone answered him. "I dunwho Rob is, but if yore head like mine, there ain't no room t' put anything into." Here was a cot on the other of the cell, occupied at the ment by a tall, ianky redhead se face, bruised and battered, wore an amiable grin. Memory be back to Kerry. Hi, Rusty. What fell on me— proof?" Reckon it was a bottle." Rusty had lead in it." Kerry included. "Did we get run in for hurbing the peace?" Somethin like that. Dunno how—whenever I set out to have a t, sociable good time, something this always has t interrupt I'm beginning to see what Marmeant about you," Kerry skilled. "I appreciate the way stepped in last night," he did more gravelly. "If it hadn't for you, I guess I'd be in its shape than I am now." I'd t do it," Rusty assured "Penceable as I am, I been a hankerin' t punch Wharjaw for quite some time." What's something I can underd. What you reckon happened friend Wharton, anyway? Oh, Jennings and Flint toted back to the hotel an' tucked in bed, I reckon. That's what ol man pays 'em for. The ol' he explained, "is a big cat, an, brings a big herd into a twice a year. Matter o' fact, work for him. That is," he added tentatively. "I did. Don't reckon any more." I'm sorry!" Kerry exclaimed. You oughtn't to lose your job because you helped me out—"wasn't fixin' to keep the job longer, anyway," Rusty assiduem. The cell door clanged open. "All right. Your fine's been paid. You can clear outa my jail. An' for Lord's sake, Rusty, try to stay out this time." "Who shucked out for us?" "You'll find out," the jailler grinned. "She's waitin' for you outside." "She" turned out to be Margie, who returned Rusty's warm hug and brushed Kerry's thanks aside. "Any friend of Rusty's is apt to need bailing out frequent. Sure, you'll pay me back when you get a job. Rusty always does. I keep the money in a special stocking, ready for the next time." "Come on," Rusty interrupted. "I need a steak two inches thick an' a drink!" "Come to my place," Margie urged. "I can cook you a better steak than you'd get in a restaurant—and I baked a cake this morning." "Awright, honey. You furnish the steak, I'll furnish the drink—maybe," Rusty added. "You got any money, Kerry?" Kerry reached into his pocket, and groaned. "Good Lord! After all that fracas, and getting slugged over the head, we didn't even get to cash in!" "Never mind," Rusty soothed him. "We'll collect from Lon Calder tonight—an' I got enough for a bottle." Margie led them to a small white house on a quiet street. The chintz-covered furniture, the braided rag rugs, the red geraniums on the window-sill, stirred long-sleeping memories in Kerry. His mother's parlor back in Virginia had looked like this. Rusty, with the familiarity of a regular visitor, went out to the kitchen to get glasses for the drinks. "This is the kind of house I was raised in," Margie said abruptly. "My folks died. I had to make a living—and singing in the Longhorn beats waiting on tables—some ways." "I reckon," Kerry agreed. "But not what you really want, is it?" Her smile was whimsical, rueful and resigned all at once. "What I really want—is what most every woman wants. A man coming home to dinner every night, and a houseful of kids." She shrugged again. "Can you see Rusty in a picture like that?" Rusty cam back with the drinks then, and there was no more serious talk. Margie announced it was time for her to get to work. Rusty came cheerfully to his feet. "Let's go, honey." "Why don't you stay here and take it easy? You must both be tired after last night, and I'm sure Kerry's head hurts." "Kerry can stay here if he wants," Rusty conceded. "Me, I got business to send to. I got to see Lon Calder. That long, slick son-of-a-gun owes me money." "I'll collect for you," Margie promised. "He'll give it to me if I ask him—" "I reckon he would. I'll do my own collectin', thanks. Say, honey, why you so anxious to keep me away from the Longhorn?" "It'S Wharton," Margie admitted. "He's awful sore about last night. There was talk downtown that he was swearing to get even with you when you came out of jail." "I ain't lookin' for trouble," Rusty's drawl was mild, "but I ain't lettin' old man Wharton's little boy keep me housebound." "Look—why not just give him tonight to cool down?" "Don't you worry 'bout me, honey. I can take care o'myself." "Sure—like you did last night. Well, 6x us a drink before we start." She took advantage of his absence to tell Kerry in a swift whisper, "That Wharton's a mean one—so are those two watch-dogs of his, Jennings and Flint. They killed a man here in Dodge last year—ganged up on him in an alley. His old man hushed it up, but everybody knew—Keep an eye on him, will you, Kerry?" "Sure, Margie. I'll do the best I can." (To Be Continued) Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle RIB PHIAL THE AVA LADLE ROE MANNER EASIER TEAMS NAP SMEM SAG DORA PORED MOW DAM IT RAP PAS VE TOT MAP SEVEN ERRRS WAN WENT AID CAMEL SLIDES MARVEL EEL NOTED ERI WAS SWDE TAP 6-Teutonic deity 7-Goddess of healing 8-Body of water 9-Thought 10-Hospital section 11-Broods of phrenants 16-Masonic doorkeepers 20-Argues 22-Hebrew month 23-Antic 24-Press 25-Brother of Odin 26-Posed for portrait 20-Lost brightness 28-Gaelic 23-Unwanted plant 26-Steal 37-Place where vessel is anchored 40-Struck out 43-Exclamation of pain 45-Idean mulberry 47-Condescending looks 48-Speak 49-Study closely 50-Covers 51-Obeerveve 54-Rocky hill 57-Period of time 58-Obstruct 61-Near Morgan, 24, 470 Graceland Dr., both Laguna Beach. Rufus Ray Longstreet, 30, 8302-raden Grove Bovd.; Betty Lucille Webster, 34, 10722 Claussen St., both Garden, Grove. Howard Frederick Mower, 25, Pasadena; Nancy Carglvn Alpert, 17692 Laurie Lane, Santa Ana. Paul Herton Washburn Jr., 22, La-ton, Calif.; Gloria Bernice Wright, 18, 11761 Brownlee Rd., Garden Grove. James Carrol Westmoreland, 19. San Pedro; Dorothy Jean Hogan 19, Davenport, Okla. Albert Lee New Jr., 21, Odessa, Tex.; Barbara Sue Cady, 19, 517 Bush St., Santa Ana. Forrest Dewitt Badwin, 18, 1927 Virazon Dr., La Habra Heights; Roberta F. Crapo, 13, 621 N. Cypress St., La Habra. Donald Leroy Blume, 21, 247% 6th St.; Norma Anne James, 20, 11 Bolsa Ave., both Soil Beans. Donald Lee Davison, 21, 610 S. Po-lar Ave., Brea; Joanne Valentine Szathmary, 17, Whittler. Vernon Edwin Madison, 20, 1515 E. Palmyra Ave., Orange; Mary Julia Park, 20, 416 S. Flower St., Santa Ana. Harry Holmes Robertson, 30, South Gate; Ilene Virginia Davidson, 38, Lynwood. James Layfette Methvin, 18, 8615 Macalpine, Garden Grove; Ann Stephenson, 16, 10652 E. Wtersburg Rd., Santa Ana. 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GLEN WILDS AND THE SOUTHERN STARS FEATURING GLYN DUNCAN FRENCH LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS 605 E. CENTER ANAHEIM MILK—HOME DEL. LA. 2-3177 OUR 33rd YEAR ALL DAIRY PRODUCTS TO YOUR DOORSTEP Wilsey Dairy 7072 GRAND BUENA, PARK PLUMBING KE. 5-2506 "Better Plumbing for Better Built Homes" Since 1914 R. Joe Quast & Sons 306 N. Los Angeles Si. Anaheim RADIATOR REPAIRS KE. 5-3296 RADIATOR REPAIRING, CLEANING, RECORING GAS TANKS REPAired M G. Kannard Anaheim Radiator Repair 252 No. Los Angeles—Rear of Crowell Oldsmobile SOFT WATER LAMBERT 5-2343 SERVICE WE RENT. SELL & SERVICE WATER SOFTENERS SOFTENER SALT & SOFT WATER SOAP Culligan Soft Water Service 118 SANTA FE, FULLERTON SHOW STARTS AT DUSK Pacific DRIVE-IN THEATRES COME AS YOU ARE IN THE FAMILY CAR Orange HWY. 101 AT PLACENTIA PHONES KL. 3-8271 AND KE. 8-2951 Hi-Way39 HI-WAY39 N/AKE ANAHEIM APRINT FUND NO. 1-6276 AND WEST 5811 Paulo NEWPORT BLVD. AT PAULARING NO. PH. 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