anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-06

B-8—Anaheim (Col.) Bulletin Monday, April 6, 1950 Television Any program deviations from these logs are the result of last-minute changes by the stations. (C) denotes program in color. KNXT ... 2 KTLA ... 5 KTTV ... 11 KRCA ... 4 KABC-TV ... 7 KCOP ... 13 KHJ-TV ... 9 MONDAY NIGHT 5:00—4 Giroux Show 9 John J. Anthony 5:05—11 Topper 5:30—5 Bozo-the Clown 7 Mickey Mouse Club 9 Criswell Predicts 5:35—11 Science Fiction 5:45—9 News 6:00—2 4 News 5-Pupeye 7 Annie Oakley 9 Cartoon Express 13 Baxter Ward 6:05—11 Jim Bowie 6:15—2 4 News 13 Cal Tinney 6:30—2 Name That Tune 4 Curt Massey (C) 5-News 7 City Detective 13 Robin Hood 6:45—4, 5, 11-News 7:00—2 Texan 4 Global Zobel (C) 5 Johnny Otis 7 Rosemary Clooney 9 Little Rascals 11 Jeff's Collie 13 Seven League Boots 7:30—2 Father Knows Best 4 Oscar Awards (C) 5 Movie 7 Shirley Temple Story 9 Whirlybirds 11 Three Stooges 13 Wanderlust 8:00—2 Danny Thomas 9 State Trooper 11 You Are There 13 Adventure Tomorrow 8:30—2 Ann Sothern 9 Bold Journey 9 Open Road 11 Glencannon 13 Movie 9:00—2 Desilu Playhouse 7 Voice of Firestone 8 Movie Theater 7:45—2 News 8:00—5 Out Miss Brooks 5-Cartoons 8:30—2 Amos'n Andy 5-Red Howe 7-Fun to Reduce 8:45—7 Chef Milani 9:00—2 Drama 4-Dough-Re-Mi 9:30—2 Arthu Godrey 4-Treasure Hunt 7-It's a Great Life 11-Jack La Lane 10:00—2 I Love Lucy 4-Price Is Right 7-Chucko 11-My Little Margie 10:30—2 Top Dollar 4-Concentration 5-Harry Babbitt 10:45—11-I Led Three Lives 11:00—2-Love of Life 4-Tie-Tao-Dough 5-Romper Room 7-I Married Joan 9-Lookin' at Cookin' 11:30—2 Search For Tomorrow 4-Could Be You 7Peter Lind Hayes 9-Movie 11:45—2-Guiding Light 12:00—2-News, Interviews 4-Queen for Day 5-Uncle Luther 11-Sheriff John 12:30—2-As World Turns 4-Haggs Baggles (C) 7-Play Your Hunch 12:45—9-Movie 1:00—2-Jimmy Dean 4-Young Dr. Malone 5-News, Gardiner 7-Liberace 11-Abbott and Costello 1:30—2-Art Linkletter 4-From These Roots 7-Dr. L Q. 11-Mr. District Attorney TV and R Sights'n By GEN THE BIG NIGHT has arrived for "Oscar" hopefuls with scores of celebrities converging on the Pantages Theater to learn the winners of the 31st Motion Picture Academy of Arts and Sciences awards. Bob Hope, Jerry Lewis, David Niven, Sir Laurence Olivier, Tony Randall and Mort Sahl will serve as emcees for the event, which will be covered in an hour-and-three-quarters telecast at 7:30 p.m., Channel 4. With Ingrid Bergman and Elizabeth Taylor scheduled to appear, among others, and some special musical numbers by Maurice Chevalier, Eddie Fisher and Tony Martin, television viewers should find it entertaining. DRAMA DOINGS... Desilu Playhouse repeats Rod Serling's "Time Element," starring William Bendix as a man who tries to warn authorities of the impending attack on Pearl Harbor. 9 p.m., Channel 2... Another repeat drama is "Eddie," which drew favorable reviews for Mickey Rooney on Alma Theater last year, 9:30 p.m., Channel 4. Three People Injured By Stanton Collision STANTON (OCNS) - Three people were hospitalized after a two car collision occurred at the ill fated corner of Stanton (Hwy. 39) and Garden Grove Blvd. in Stanton that claimed three lives on March 25. 5-Movie 7-Shirley Temple Story 9-Whiriybirds 11-Three Stooges 13-Wanderlust 8:00---2-Danny Thomas 9-State Trooper 11-You Are There 13-Adventure Tomorrow 8:30---2-Ann Sothern 7-Bold Journey 9-Open Road 11-Glencannon 13-Movie 9:00---2-Desilu Playhouse 7-Voice of Firestone 9-Movie Theater 11-Code Three 9:30---4-Theater 5-Hollywood Diary 7-Inner Sanctum 11-Parole 10:00---2, 11-News 4-Arthur Murray (C) 5-Municepal Court 7-Colonel March 13-Tom Duggan 10:30---11-Paul Coates 10:30---2-Movie 4-Charlie Chan 7-News 10:45---7, 9-News 11-Movie 11:00---4, 5, 13-News 7-Al Jarvis 9-Champ'ship Bowling 14:25---4-News Quarterly 5-Larry Finley 13-Tom Duggan 11:30---4-Jack Paar 12:00---2, 7, 9-Movie TUESDAY DAYTIME 6:10---4-Farm Report 6:30---4-Continental Class'm 6:50---3-Farm Reporter 7:00---4-Captain Kangaroo 6-Today Radio Selections Any program deviations from these logs are the result of last-minute changes by the stations. KLAC ---- 570 KABC ---- 790 KNX ---- 1070 KWIZ -- 1480 KFI ---- 640 KIEV ---- 780 KRKD ---- 1150 KBLA ---- 1490 KMPC ---- 710 KHJ ---- 930 KFOX ---- 1280 POL ---- 1540 KBIG ---- 740 KFWB ---- 980 KFAC ---- 1330 KDAY ---- 1580 KPOP --- 1020 KGER --- 1390 MONDAY 8:00 P.M. KNX--Be Morrow KABC-Airwatch, Sports KHL News, Crowell KFWI Elmhurst Park KPI-Report, Weather KABC-Hans Weaver 5:15 P.M. KPI-News KKC-Carpal Alcoff KABC-News 5:30 P.M. KPI-Cavalcade KXC-Sports Harmon KABC-News, Airwatch KHJ-Sports Carmelli 5:45 P.M. KXC-KPI-News KXC-Oval Anderson 6:00 P.M. 4-clock Journes KMPC-News 6:30 P.M. KNH-Johnny Travis KXC-Business History KFI-City News Desk KABC-Newsbest 6:45 P.M. KPI-Financials, Weather KABC-Sports, Gorma 7:00 P.M. KNX-News, Music Heft 7:25 P.M. KAPC-Interstate KABC-News, Walton KFI-News, Relax 7:25 P.M. KABC-World of Tomorrow 7:35 P.M. KNX-News, Answer Please KPAC-Echoen Encores KFI-Academy Awards 4-Qeen for Day 5-Uncle Luther 11-Sheriff John 12:30---2-As World Turns 4-Haggis Baggis (C) 7-Play Your Hunch 12:45---4-Move 1:00---2-Jimmy Dean 4-Young Dr. Malone 5-News, Gardiner 7-Liberace 11-Abbott and Costello 1:30---2-Art Linkletter 4-From These Roots 7-Dr. L Q. 11-Mr. District Attorney 1:45---13-Waiting Churches 2:00---2-Big Payoff 4-Truth, C'aseq'nc's (C) 7-Day in Court 11-Paul Coates 13-Win Dream Home 2:15---13-Industry on Parade 2:30---2-Verdict is Yours 4-County Fair 7-Music Bingo 9-Drama 11-TV Reader's Digest 13-Guide Post 3:00---2-Brightter Day 4-Frandsen Movie 7 Beat the Clock 9-Movie 13-June Levant 3:15---2-Secret Storm 11-Steve Martin 3:30---2-Edge of Night 5-Tricks and Treats 7-Who Do You Trust? 4:00---2-Vagabond 5-Cartoon Carousel 7-American Bandstand 11-Frontier Doctor 4:30---2-Movie 11-Jungle Jim 4:45---4-Crusader Rabbit O-Denotes program in color. WHAT WOULD YOU GIVE TO PLAY THE PIANO? pennies a day will do it for your CHILDREN! A New Spinet Piano To fit your decor, plus S's. Private lessons given by qualified teacher. For only 15¹⁰ per month Rental Applies to Purchase if Desired Modern Lessons Make the Piano Easy for Adults Too. 8:00 P.M. KNX-Bill Morrow KABC-Washington Sports KNH-News, Crowell KFWB-Ellsworth Field KPI-Report, Weather KABC-Hank Weaver 1:15 P.M. KPI-News KNH-Carroll Alcott KABC-News 1:30 P.M. KFI-Cavalcade KABC-Sports Harmon KABC-News, Airwatch KJH-News, Crowell 1:45 P.M. KNX-KFI News KABC-Oral Anderson 6:00 P.M. 9:00 P.M. clock Journal KABC-Commery KNX-Sports, Economy Run KNX-News, Travis KNX-Wash. Road KMPC-Sports 6:15 P.M. KNX-Lawell Thomas KNX-Virgil Pinkley KABC-Daly, Harvey KPI-Sports 7:00 A.M. KFI-News KNH-Mccoy, Calmer KABC-Airwatch, Trettler KNJ-News, Hemminewes KNW-Bronx Crayons KACC-Coffee Conversors KMPC News, Whitlinghill 7:15 A.M. KFI-Hill the Road KNX-Bath Crane KNX-Wash. Martindale 7:20 A.M. KNJ-News, Martindale KNX-Frank Goss 7:35 A.M. KFI-News KNH-Marry Gaoliff 8:00 A.M. KABC-John Trettler KFI-News, Hit Road KBH-Bob Crane KBH-Gilberts KPAC-Shoe Market 8:15 A.M. KFC-Sports, Music KNE-News KNC-Business, Sports KJH-Wash. Martindale 8:20 A.M. KFI-KFC News KXX-Draper, Crane KABC-Trettler, Plant Harver 8:40 A.M. KI-FI-Turn Back Clock KPAC-Unity Viewpoint 9:00 A.M. KPI-News, Turn Back Clock KEH-News KFWB-Joe Tecam KBC-Breakfast Club KPAC-Concert 9:15 A.M. KNX-Bob Crane 8:00 P.M. KPMC-News 8:30 P.M. KHI-Henry Travis KNH-Bustiness, Melody KPI-City News Desk KABC-Sports, Gorme 7:00 P.M. KPMC-News, Weather KABC-Sports, Gorme 7:00 P.M. KPMC-News, Music Hall KPAC-Interior 7:25 P.M. KABC-World of Tomorrow 7:29 P.M. KNX-News, Answer Please KPMC-Echoen Knoresa KPI-Academy Awards 7:45 P.M. KNX-City Editor 8:00 P.M. KNX-World Tonight KNX-News, Charttert KPAC-Eve Joncerti 7:15 P.M. KNX-Wash. Wash. 9:00 P.M. 9:00 P.M. KPWB-Bill Ballance DAYTIME RADIO. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7:00 A.M. KFI-News, Hill Road KBH-Bob Crane KBH-Gilberts KPAC-Shoe Market 8:15 A.M. KFC-Sports, Music KNE-News KNC-Business, Sports KJH-Wash. Martindale 8:20 A.M. KFI-KFC News KXX-Draper, Crane KABC-Trettler, Plant Harver 8:40 A.M. KI-FI-Turn Back Clock KPAC-Unity Viewpoint 9:00 A.M. KPI-News, Turn Back Clock KEH-News KFWB-Joe Tecam KBC-Breakfast Club KPAC-Concert 9:15 A.M. KNX-Bob Crane 1:30 A.M. KPAC-Piano KFI-Ladies Day 10:00 A.M. KNX-News, Right To Happiness KNMC News, Cook KAEC-Peter Lind Hayes, Amache KNJ-News, Free Story 10:15 A.M. HKJ-Isslo Test HKZ-Second Mrs. Burton 10:30 A.M. MAJON KAEC-Loom of Music KAEC-Gould L.A. KNX-Me Parkins 11:00 A.M. KNJ-News, Martindale KNX-News, Whispering Streets KAEC-Jim Amache 11:15 A.M. KNX-Coogle Next Door KAFC-Park North 11:20 A.M. HKJ-Nelson Trent KAFI-Notebook 11:45 A.M. KNX-Just Entertainment KAFI-News 12 NOON HKJ-KNX-News KAWC-Ted Quillin KAWC-Jim Amache KAFI-Parn Reporter 12:15 P.M. KAWC-Netton Actinch KAWC-Nick Martindale 12:20 P.M. KAWC-Galon Drake KAFI-News, Real Life Stories KNX-News, Opinion 9:30 P.M. KNPC-Dance Time KI-FI-Nighttime 10:00 P.M. KI-FI-News 10:15 P.M. KI-FI-Sports Session KI-FI-Man on Go 10:20 P.M. KI-FI-Thing Called Life KIFX-Phillip Norman 10:45 P.m. KI-FI-Junt Music Time 11:00 P.m. KI-FI-News, Sports KIFX-Newsuser 11:10 P.m. KIFX-Merry Go Round 11:15 P.m. KI-FI-C conversation Please 11:20 P.m. KIFX-Music Till Dawn 12 MIDNIGHT KI-FI-Other Side of Day KAFC-Night Music KAFWB-Red Blanchard COUNTRY COUNTY KE GOOD FOR $ (4.95 with Coupon) We Service All Makes T.V. & Radios Most Modern Equipment Expert Technicians BIG NIGHT has arrived Sights'n Sounds By GENE INGE He plays a one-man role as a mobster who has been threatened with death unless he can come up with a $1,000 by six o'clock. THIS 'N' THAT ... Lee Giroux begins a five times weekly variety show, with "Tizzie Lish," otherwise known as Bill Comstock, appearing on the first show, 5 p.m., Channel 4. Shirley Temple retells the "Magic Fishbone," with Barry Jones in the lead, 7:30 p.m., Channel 7. Voice of Firestone features Rise Stevens, Richard Tucker, Heidi Krall and Jerome Hines, 9 p.m., Channel 7. MOVIES ... "To the Victors," Dennis Morgan, 7:30 p.m., Channel 5. "Saxon Charm," Robert Montgomery, 8:30 p.m., Channel 13. "Rancho Nororious," Marlene Dietrich, 9 p.m., Channel 9. "Lloyds of London," Tyrone Power, 10:30 p.m., Channel 2. RADIO ... Movie "Oscar" awards will be broadcast from 7:30 p.m., to 9:30 p.m., on KFL. State Health Officers Say Fluoridation OK SACRAMENTO (UPI) — The California Conference of Local Health Officers has reaffirmed its support of the fluoridation of public water supplies as a measure to reduce dental decay. In a recent statement, the Conference endorsed fluoridation "without any reservation" as a safe and effective means to reduce dental decay. Conference officials claimed the beneficial effects of fluoridation in terms of reduced teeth decay have been "conclusively demonstrated with no evidence of injurious effect." Currently, 17 communities in California are fluoridating their public water supplies. They are Antioch, Fresno Water District No. 11, Gregory Gardens, Gridley, Hayward, Healdsburg, Los Banos, Morgan Hill Oroville, Palo Alto Placerville, Pleasanton, Rosemont Water District, St. Helena, San Luis Obispo, Vallejo, San Francisco and some of the peninsula communities served by the San Francisco Water Department. In addition, the Fort Ord Water supply is fluoridated. State Athletes Again Top Nation's Best SACRAMENTO (UPI) — For the 11th year in the past 13, California high school athletes have led the nation in track and field marks. In the Athletic Journal's recent report on high school track for 1958, Californians had best marks in five out of 13 track and field events. The standings for the 13 years of national rankings are: first, California (1.099 points); second, EVEN DOGS PAY — There are no us afield who are willing to learn But, when you make as much more of movie and TV fame, you are co- People Injured Stanton Collision TON (OCNS) — Three were hospitalized after a collision occurred at the corner of Stanton (Hwy. Garden Grove Blvd. in that claimed three lives which 25, the case of the fatalities, was attempting to make turn. To Palm Harbor Hospital D. Dukes, 26, and his wife 22, both of Garden Grove,ory Estelle Lindsey, 27, of Carro Rd. Westminster.Dukes and Mrs. Lindsey acted as the drivers, accord-police. than two-thirds of Soviet military budget if for any Equipment Damaged By Sand Dumping Vandals BUENA PARK — Equipment operators of the construction company working on a new housing tract were minus the use of a large generator this morning, police said. The generator, part of the rolling stock in the new Imperial Homes tract north of La Palma between Western Ave., and Highway 39, was damaged heavily by vandals who dumped large amounts of sand into the radiator, crank case, and battery of a generator which belongs to the E. J. StickeR Co., reports said. The amount of damage was not yet known. Placentia Police Hold Pair After Accident PLACENTIA (OCNS) — Two men were being held in the Placentia City Jail after Brea police issued an all points bulletin for a hit-and-run, which occurred over the week end. Arrested for drunk in public were Sacremento B. Martinez, 53, and Dornaisan N. Oliva, 58, both of La Verne. Police told OCNS the pair had allegedly hit a car owned by Dale L. Davis, 33, of Yorba Linda, causing moderate damage. The location was given as Imperial and Flower in Brea. Officers said neither had a driver's license. Crank Death Threat Told to Chamber Chief TUSTIN (OCNS) — A death threat against a Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce official was made here Saturday by telephone it was disclosed today in a sheriff's department report. Frank J. Gelinas, 12191 Arroya St., Tustin, executive secretary of the Santa Ana chamber, told deputies someone called him up Saturday and said he would be dead within 24 hours. The man called minutes later to tell the victim he was not kidding. Although indicating that the threat came from a crank, deputies are keeping a close check on the chamber official. Pop Nation's Best SACRAMENTO (UPI) — For the 11th year in the past 13, California high school athletes have led the nation in track and field marks. In the Athletic Journal's recent report on high school track for 1958, Californians had best marks in five out of 13 track and field events. The standings for the 13 years of national rankings are: first, California (1,099 points); second, Texas (610); third, Ohio (389), then Illinois, Indiana, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Kansas. Brown to Tour State In Report to People SACRAMENTO (UPI)—Gov. Edmund G. Brown has set April 13-14 for his two-day tour of the state to make a "mid-session report to the people." The governor said he would make major appearances at Eureka, Oakland, Fresno, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles and San Diego. He said he might make further short etops en route. Earlier, in announcing preliminary plans for the flying tour, Brown said he believed "the time has come to go to the people of California with a full report on our plans and prospects." Frustrated Bank Gets On Broadway at Last NEW YORK (UPI)—The Broadway Savings Bank opened a new branch office today at 239 Broadway and the event was a banner one for the 108-year-old institution. The opening marked the first time in its entire history that the bank has actually had a location on Broadway. More than half of all the hospital beds in the U.S. are occupied by mental patients. HOLLYWOOD — Susan Kohner, who played the light-skinned Negro girl in "Imitation of Life" and did herself proud, doesn't like to hear blasts against Hollywood as an unfit place for rearing a child. Says Susan: "My own childhood is living proof that Hollywood is a finer place for growing up than most of the gossip-ridden little hamlets in other sections of the country." Susan was born in Hollywood and has lived her full 21 years in the environs of the film industry. Her mother Lupita Tovar, was a star of Mexican and American films and her father, Paul Hohner, is a movie agent. "My parents were firm without being strict," says Susan. "They taught me a sense of true values, and these values are the same everywhere. Problem children aren't victims of locale as much as of circumstances. "The mixed-up kids mostly are those who have been thrust into Hollywood without a background that prepares them for it," she believes. "They're swept away by the glamor and excitement, while a person who grows up in this sort of life learns to accept it at its true evaluation. To a 'home-town' success is not as overpowering, nor is failure as disastrous." "Allas Jesse James" is another of those spoofs of Westerns, and you can guess what Bob Hope would do with this one. Lots of fun! .James Cagney does his usual fine stint in "Never Steal Anything Small," which deals with the boss of a small stevedores' local. And while it's presented as a comedy, it's more serious than we'd like to think. Included in the $3,000,000 budget only 15 per month Rental Applies to Purchase if Desired Modern Lessons Make the Piano Easy for Adults Too. 807 BROOKHURST (At Orange) Anaheim PR 4-3119 —Open— Weekdays 10 to 9 p.m. Sundays 'til 6 LAWN MOWER and SAW SHARPENING SALES and SERVICE EHLERS BIKE SHOP 614 E. 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Los Angeles St. DOGS PAY — There are not too many of who are willing to lead a dog's life. when you make as much money as "Lassie" and TV fame, you are coconsidered to be someone's aid each week on the CBS Television Network's "Lassie" series (Sundays, 7-7:30 p.m.) shows additional courage as she braves the annual income tax return. That Internal Reve- DOGS PAY — There are not too many of who are willing to lead a dog's life. When you make as much money as "Lassie" and TV fame, you are considered to be upper brackets. Lassie, who comes to someone's aid each week on the CBS Television Network's "Lassie" series (Sundays, 7-7:30 p.m.) shows additional courage as she braves the annual income tax return. That Internal Revenue man gets to everyone. Bbling With Ann by Ann Wardell Saunders WOOD — Susan Kohner, led the light-skinned Neon "Imitation of Life" and self proud, doesn't like to stats against Hollywood as place for rearing a child. An: "My own childhood is proof that Hollywood is a place for growing up than the gossip-ridden little in other sections of the was born in Hollywood lived her full 21 years virons of the film industry mother Lupita Tovar, was of Mexican and American her father, Paul Hohner, the agent. parents were firm without strict," says Susan. "They use a sense of true values, these values are the same here. Problem children actims of locale as much circumstances. mixed-up kids mostly are who have been thrust into and without a background spaces them for it," she be: "They're swept away by minor and excitement, while who grows up in this sort earns to accept it at its evaluation. To a 'home-towness is not as overpowering is failure as disastrous." Jesse James" is another spoofs of Westerns, and guess what Bob Hope do with this one. Lots of James Cagney does his stint in "Never Steal Small," which deals with of a small stevedores' and while it's presented asady, it's more serious than he to think. ed in the $3,000,000 budget ING too deeply into hidden facets. An actor must work hard at his profession, but acting loses its naturalness when one is overly intense and analytical." Tina Louise is an enthusiastic bongo drum player . . . "Undercover Teacher," George N. Allen's expose of juvenile delinquency at a junior high, has been sold to Warner Bros. The story is based on articles Allen wrote for a New York newspaper after serving undercover as a regular teacher at the school. A Chinese proverb says: "To make love, keep your head above water, or you drown in sorrow." (Saunders Enterprises Syndicate) ORANGE FREE PARKING PHONE XE. 8-1501 Bob Hope — In Color "ALIAS JESSIE JAMES" C. Evans "The GIANT BEHEMOTH" GEM THEATRE 12844 S. 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