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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 TUESDAY NIGHT 5:00—4-Giroux Show 9-John J. Anthony 5:05—11-Topper 5:30—5-Bozo the Clown 7-Adventure Time 9-Criswell Predicts 5:35—11-Science Fiction 5:45—9-News 6:00—2, 4-News 5-Popeye 7-Joe Palooka 9-Cartoon Express 13-Baxter Ward 6:05—11-Jim Bowie 6:15—2-News 4-News 13-Cal Tinney Sees 6:30—2-Huckleberry Hound 4-Curt Massey (C) 5-News 7-It's a Great Life 13-Robin Hood 6:45—4, 5, 11-News 7:00—2-People's Choice 4-Rescue 8 5-Trottin', Time 7-Roy Rogers 9-Little Rascals 11-This Is Alice 13-Treasure 7:30—2-To Tell the Truth 4-Dragnet 5-Divorce Hearing 7-Sugarfoot 9-Oscar Levant 11-Three Stooges 13-Wonders of World 8:00—2-Arthur Godfrey 4-Steve Canyon 5-Night Court 11-Col. Flack 13-Walter Winchell 8:30—2-Red Skelton 4-Jimmie odgers (C) 7-Wyatt Earp 11-Art Linkletter 5-Cartoons 8:30—2-Amos 'n Andy 5-Red Rows 7-Fun to Reduce 11-Movie 8:45—7-Chei Milani 9:00—2-Drama 4-Dough-Re-MI 9:30—2-Arthur Godfrey 4-Treasury Hunt 7-Mayor of Town 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 9-Star Performance 10:45—11-I Led Three Lives 11:00—2-Love of Life 4-Tic Tae Dough 5-Romper Room 7-I Married Joan 9-Lookin' at Cookin' 11:30—2-Search for Tomorrow 4-Could Be You 7-It's a Great Life 9-Movie 11:45—2-Guiding Light 12:00—2-News, Interviews 4-Quesen for Day 5-Unole Luther 7-George Hamilton 12:30—2-As World Turns 4-Haggis Baggis (C) 7-Play Your Hunch 12:45—9-Movie 1:00—2-Jimmy Dean 4-Today Is Ours 5-News, Gardiner 7-Music 11-Abbott and Costello 1:30—2-Art Linkletter 4-From These Roots 7-Dr. L. Q. TV and Sight COMEDY CAPERS... Kovacs, that comedian television, looms up screen again tonight as and sings with his host Arthur Godfrey Show. Channel 3...Red Skelton his Deadeye character Carradine guests in the Slim Dan, a slippery 8:30 p.m., Channel 2...Flack and Garvey take of some Little Leaguer the boys win a choice site, 8 p.m., Channel 1... DRAMA DOINGS... Earp is hard put to make peace when a gorgeous tainer comes to town Life and Legend of Wythe 8:30 p.m., Channel 7...capturing a hawk, your McCain is threatened tlesnake, on the Rif p.m., Channel 7...A sent tells the tale of vessel in the China Sea mysteriously changes "The Navigator," 16 p.m. panel 7...Don Taylor the David Niven show line," the story of a who turns fortune telling vince an attractive he. DIRT NOT CHEE HOLLYWOOD (UPI) titio, make-up man for the Electric Theater TV set naturally soiled clothing photograph right. To make genuine for TV, it has to with an expensive mixture na, burnt umber and earth. 7:30- 2- To Tell the Truth 4- Dragnet 5- Divorce Hearing 7- Sugarfoot 9- Oscar Levant 11- Three Stooges 13- Wonders of World 8:00- 2- Arthur Godfrey 4- Steve Canyon 5- Night Court 11- Col. Flack 13- Walter Winchell 8:30- 2- Red Skelton 4- Jimmie odgers (C) 7- Wyatt Earp 11- Art Linkletter 13- Movie 9:00- 2- Garry Moore 4- George Burns 5- Medio 7- Riffleman 9- Movie Theater 11- N.Y. Confidential 9:30- 4- Bob Cummings 5- Studio Five 7- Naked City 11- Dial 999 10:00- 2, 11- News 4- David Niven 7- Alcoa Presents 12- Tom Duggan 10:15- 11- Paul Coates 10:20- 2-Movie 6- Mike Hammer 7- News 10:45- 7, 9-News 11- Movie 11:00- 4, 5, 13-News 7- Al Jarvis 9- Theater 11:15- 4-Jack Paar 5-Larry Finley 12-Tom Duggan 8:00- 2, 7, 9-Movie WEDNESDAY DAYTIME 6:10- 4-Farm Report 6:30- 4-Continental Classroom 6:50- 3-Farm Report 7:00- 2-Captain Kangaroo 4-Today 7:45- 2-News 8:00- 3-Our Miss Brooks 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 KPOL ... 1540 KBIG ... 740 KFWB ... 980 KFAC ... 1330 KDAY ... 1580 KPOP ... 1020 KGER ... 1390 TUESDAY KJI-Henry Travis KPI-City News Dust KMPC-Bill Stewart KABC-Sports, News KPI-Financial, Weather KJI-Novice Music Hall KPI-News, Travels KPAC-Intrude KABC-News, Watches KABC-World of Tomorrow KPI-Bus News, Answer Please KPI-Decorating, Nightline KABC-Hollywood, Zimmer KPI-Uncle Luther KGEorge Hamilton Sheriff John 12:30- 2-As World Turns Haggis Bagris (C) Play Your Hunch 12:45- 9-Movie 1:00- 2-Jimmy Dean 4-Today Is Ours News, Gardiner Music Abbott and Costello 1:30- 2-Art Linkletter 4-From These Roots Dr. I. Q. Mr. District Attorney 13-Waiting Churches 1:45-13-Win Dream Home 2:00- 2-Big Payoff 4-truth, C'nseq'nc's (C) 4-Guest For Day 7-Day in Court 11-Paul Costes 13.Assignm't Education 2:20- 3-Verdict is Yours 4-County Fair 7-Gale Storm 9-Drama 11-Reader's Digest 13-Guide Post 3:00- 2-Brighter Day 4-Frandsen Movie 7-Beat the Clock 9-Million Dollar Mattes 13-June Levant 3:15- 2-Secret Storm 11-Steve Martin 3:30- 3-Edge of Night 5-Milady 7 Who Do You Trust? 11-Fun With Flowers 2:45-11-Stave Martin 4:00- 9-Vagabond 5-Cartoon Carousel 7-American Bandstand 11-Frontier Doctor 13-Del Moore Movie 4:30- 2-Movie 11-Jungle Jim 4:45- 4-Crusader Rabbit (C) O-Denotes program in color. On the Occasions Newcomers ISABELL ARKE 5-836 (No Cost or Objection) TIMELINE 9321 B Lasag Fine Wi Foo Hours: Tues. We Fri. Sat Close TUESDAY 8:00 P.M. KNX-Edward Murrow KNJ-News Crowell KABC-Lewisville Sports KPWB-Bilmart Park KPI-News Weather KMPC-News Greend 5:15 P.M. KPI-News KCX-Carrot Alcoff KABC-M. Weaver 8:30 P.M. KABC-News KPI-Sports, Crowell KPI-News KXX-Tom Harmon KABC-Novice Airwatch 10:45 P.M. KABC-Dresel Anderson KPI-KIXI-News 6:00 P.M. KPI-4 o'Clock Journal KNX-Sports, Storey KABC-Commentary KNJ-News Travels KPWB-8 M. Read KMPC-Kather's Sports 6:15 P.M. KPI-sports Report KNX-Levitt Panacea KNX-Kryst Pushley KABC-Daly Harvey KMPC-News 6:20 P.M. KNX-Business, Metody KNI-Henry Travis KFI-City News Dust KMPC-Bill Stewart KABC-Newsbeat 4:05 P.M. KABC-Sports, News KPI-Promotional Weather 7:00 P.M. KXX-News Music Hall KFI-News Travels KPI-News Relax KPAC-Interior KABC-News, Walton 7:23 P.M. KABC-World of Tentureen 7:29 P.M. KXX-Bus, News Answer Press KKI-News, Trevisi KPI-News at World KMPC-Bill Stewart 7:38 P.M. KMPC-Baseball 7:43 P.M. KNI-City Billiter 8:00 P.M. KNN-World Fashion KPAC-Evening Concert KNI-News Chatterwine KFI-News Nighttime 8:15 P.M. KNH-Weather and Yee 8:30 P.M. KNH-Tuff Memorial 6:08 P.M. DAYTIME RADIO. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7:00 A.M. KPI-News KNX-McCain, Cainer KNJ-Nova Trattler KNW-Nema Heminawer KPWB-Bruce Hayes KPAC-Coffee Concert KMPC-Hamilton Washington 1:15 A.M. HI-Ine Read KNX-Bob Crane KNJ-Winn Martindale 1:20 A.M. KNU-News Martindale 1:45 A.M. KNU-News Martindale 7:45 A.M. KNI-News Harvey Babelli 8:00 A.M. KMPC-News KBLA-1st Lone Church KBJ-Hill Road KBX-Bob Crane KBJ-Cill Eagle KPAC-Stock Marvels KABC-Travels 8:15 A.M. KMPA-Business, Sports KBJ-Winn Martindale KBX-News KPAC-Sports Music 8:40 A.M. KPI-KAPA-News KBJ-Stems, Hermannsdale KBX-Drewes Crese KBABC-Traveler Paul Harvey 8:60 A.M. KPI-Engage Bash Clock KPAC-Math Viewsmith 9:00 A.M. KPI-News Torr Bach Clock KBX-News Bemple Teasam KBABC-Breakfast Club KPAC-Cascert KBNI-Henry Travis KFI-City News Dust KMPC-Bill Stewart KABC-Newsbeat 4:05 P.M. KABC-Sports, News KPI-Promotional Weather 7:00 P.M. KXX-News Music Hall 7:23 P.M. KXX-Bus, News Answer Press 7:29 P.M. KXX-News Travels 7:38 P.M. KNH-Weather and Yee 8:30 P.M. KNH-Tuff Memorial 6:08 P.M. KPI-Docoratian, Nightline KABC-Washington Zimmer 8:40 P.M. KXX-Goeyen Walsh 9:00 P.M. KPI-News, Chetterson 9:10 P.M. KPI-Bill Ballance 9:20 P.M. KXX-News, Opinion Place 10:00 P.M. KNI-News News 10:15 P.M. KPI-Mab on the Go 10:25 PMS-KMCF-Dodgers Scoreboard 10:30 PMS-KPHL-Pullman Knights 10:40 PMS-KTHG-Coulud Life 10:45 PMS-KMCP-Dance Time 11:00 PMS-KJW-Sweepers Kenny Merry Go Renal 11:15 PMS-KPI-Coveration Places 11:20 PMS-KMXe-Tri Down 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNIGHT 12 MIDNight LA MEXICO Mercha Includes RICE BEANS COFFEE ALSO SERVING OF D OPEN TO OPEN TV and RADIO Sights 'n Sounds By GENE INGE COMEDY CAPERS ... Ernie Kovacs, that comedian-about-telvision, looms up on the screen again tonight as he chats and sings with his host on the Arthur Godfrey Show. 8 p.m., Channel 2 ... Red Skelton plays his Deadeye character as John Carradine guests in the role of Slim Dan, a slippery rustler, 8:30 p.m., Channel 2 ... Colonel Flack and Garvey take the side of some Little Leaguers to help the boys win a choice diamond site, 8 p.m., Channel 11. DRAMA DOINGS ... Marshal Earp is hard put to maintain the peace when a gorgeous entertainer comes to town, on the Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp, 8:30 p.m., Channel 7 ... After capturing a hawk, young Mark McCain is threatened by a rattlesnake, on the Riffleman, 9 p.m., Channel 7 ... Alcoa Presents tells the tale of a sailing vessel in the China Sea which mysteriously changes course, in "The Navigator," 10 p.m., Channel 7 ... Don Taylor stars on the David Niven show in "Life line," the story of a con man who turns fortune teller to convince an attractive heiress he's DIRT NOT CHEAP HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Leo Lottio, make-up man for the General Electric Theater TV series, says naturally soiled clothing doesn't photograph right. To make it look genuine for TV, it has to be dirtied with an expensive mixture of stenna, burnt umber and Fuller's earth. A-Sub Sets New Record With Lawmakers Aboard GROTON, Conn. (UPI) — The atomic submarine Skipjack went faster and deeper than any other known submarine during a week-end "VIP" cruise, it was reported yesterday. Members of the joint Congressional Committee on Atomic Energy joined Vice Adm. Hyman G. Rickover, "Father" of the atom subs, in an 18-hour cruise that began Saturday and ended Sunday. Committee Chairman Sen. Clinton P. Anderson (D-N.M.) said: "While under way and submerged the joint committee held an official meeting during which Skipjack was going faster and deeper than any known submarine in history." Anderson declined to give exact figures on the sub's performance due to security reasons, saying only it had been deeper than 400 feet and faster than 20 knots. Atom subs previously have gone as deep as 700 feet. Also along on the cruise were committee members Sens. John O. Pastore (D-R.I.), Henry M. Jackson (D-Wash.), George E. Allen (R-Vt.), and Reps. Chet Holifield (D-Calf.). James E. Van Zandt (R-Pa.) and Jack Westland (R-Wash.). A recent survey found that 26 countries throughout the world have unemployment insurance programs. U.S. SPACEMEN TO KEEP 'VICES' WASHINGTON (UPI) — Seven U.S. astronauts keep their small vices while training for space flight. Air Force physicians are none of the space volunteers was being asked to give smoking and "It certainly all right for them to take drink." Four of the seven smokers. County Guard Units Inspected by Generals By Orange County News Service Major General Homer O. B. commander of Southern California's 40th Division, inspects range County National Guard Sunday as they held fielding in an undisclosed location. General Elaton was scheduled inspect the Fullerton armory fantasy company and the Santa headquarters unit, because of high ratings on the annual inspection. Both received "Sors," the highest attainable dition. Company D, Fullerton the 161st Armored Infantry Ion received a superior on a nical inspection," one where vehicles, and other equiv is inspected. However, the division commer continued to observe all in the training area. One official said he seemingly impressed. The Orange County guards have secured two locations third is pending state approval field training in the county large area "located near thirteen in the southern part of the city used by all units. Its exact location has not made public. DIRT NOT CHEAP HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Leo Loitio, make-up man for the General Electric Theater TV series, says naturally soiled clothing doesn't photograph right. To make it look genuine for TV, it has to be dirtied with an expensive mixture of sienna, burnt umber and Fuller's earth. Lookin' and Listenin' By Ann Wardell Saunders HOLLYWOOD — Since I had a case of the sniffles, I took the opportunity of viewing the Academy Award fracas on the little screen. And if NBC aimed to sabotage the movie industry, they couldn't have done a better job with poor lighting and camera angles. The subjects were constantly off-center and the male stars all had five o'clock shadow. Get out your weeping towels, gals. More soap opera is going the way of most radio drama. NBC is dropping six of its daytime serials, including "One Man's Family," "Real Life Story," "Woman In My House," "Affairs of Dr. Gentry," "Five Star Matinee" and "Pepper Young's Family." Soap operas have borne the brunt of much ridicule, but some of the biggest stars of the entertainment world cut their teeth on soap opera. I've had many readers write that they have stopped using Lever Bros. products on account of Elea-nor Roosevelt's commercial. Next they'll have her mouthing such phrases as: "When you take your shower in the morning, don't you think of all the dirty people in the world, and wish you could share your soap with them." Radio newsman Robert Taber has been commissioned to write a book on Fidel Castro. Robert claims his book will "not be a biography of Castro, but a serious study of the Cuban revolution, its political implication and its rationale." The Spanish rights have been sold to a Havana publisher—how could anyone miss on that? Earl Holliman is filming a tele-pilot for a series titled "Hotel de Paris." . . . Steve McQueen play-makes a baby-killer in the feature flicker "Never So Few." . . . Fancy Hoagy Carmichael playing like a cowboy in an hour's spectacular called "Laramie!" Both the Milton Berle and George Burns shows fall by the wayside this season, so the boys are putting their show business knowhow together and will produce for TV. The asphalt jungle Efrem Zimbalist Jr. gumshoes to "77 Sunset Strip" is nothing compared to the jungle compound he keeps for his kids at his valley ranch, populated by a miniature Shetland pony, a horse, three dogs, two cats, seven parakeets a flock of ban-tam chicks and a white rat. Jimmie Rodgers tells me that he bought a guitar from a fellow soldier and learned to play and sing to help fill the lonely off-duty hours when he was doing a hitch in the U.S. Air Force. Come May, CBS will launch "Women!" an hour-long daytime series. The programs will revolve around such topics as: "Do they marry too young?" "Who tells me how to dress?" "Is the American woman losing her femininity?" and "You can't raise children by a book." Nancy Kelly says: "Cut lemons lengthwise, remove pulp and fill halves with Tartar Sauce to serve with broiled or fried fish." (Saunders Enterprises Syndicate) However, the division commemorated continued observe all in the training area. One official said he seemingly impressed. The Orange County guard have secured two locations third is pending state approval field training in the county large area "located near the southern part of the city is used by all units. Its exact location has not made public. Arizona Youth Face Year in County Jail By Orange County News An Arizona youth, who company of three other teenagers pulled a series glories in Anaheim, Fullerton Grove, and Los Angeles been sentenced to the court for a year. William Patrick Chalmer also being sought by Arizona thorities and he may be placed here after his jail sentence disclosed. The young defendant, in pany of a friend from Arizona two Anaheim youths, picked up by Anaheim police neighbors on Brivalem plained the youths were playing an unusual game en.” One of the boys won in the street while the other car would try and run hh Following questioning, agers told police of sensation burglaries in Anabla Upland, California. 'J.B.' and 'Redhead Win Theatre Awa NEW YORK (UPI)—MacLeish's "J. B." are head Sunday night American Theater Win medallions as the "out dramatic and musical part of the 1958-59 Broadway season. Two of the season praised plays, "A Raise Sun" and "Sweet Bird o were not in competition "J. B." because they opened the March 1 closing dateinations. Tonys—formally the Perry Awards—are given standing" or "distinguished tributions to a season, first" or "best" basis. Olympic Symbol ROME, Italy (UPI)—or circles that form th Lasagne–Ravioli Fine Wines and Beer Food to Go Hours: Tues. Wed. Thurs. Sun. 5-11 p.m. Fri. Sat. 5 to 1 e.m. 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(Please print name and address plainly) No. U.S. SPACEMEN TO KEEP 'VICES' WASHINGTON (UPI) — The seven U.S. astronauts can keep their small vices while training for space flight. Air Force physicians said one of the space volunteers was being asked to give up smoking and "it certainly is all right for them to take a drink." Four of the seven are smokers. County Guard Units Inspected by General By Orange County News Service Major General Homer O. Eaton, commander of Southern California's 40th Division, inspected Orange County National Guardsmen today as they held field training in an undisclosed location. General Eaton was scheduled to inspect the Fullerton armored infantry company and the Santa Ana headquarters unit, because of their high ratings on the annual army inspection. Both received "Superlips," the highest attainable. In addition, Company D, Fullerton, of the 161st Armored Infantry Battalion received a superior on a "technical inspection," one where weapons, vehicles, and other equipment inspected. However, the division commander continued to observe all units in the training area. One official said he seemed visibly impressed. The Orange County guard units have secured two locations and a third is pending state approval for field training in the county. The large area "located near the coast on the southern part of the county," used by all units. Its exact location has not been made public. Around Hollywood By Vernon Scott HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Tennessee Ernie Ford tries something new next week when he switches from his easy-going song fest to a condensed version of an operetta. The old pea-picker, who clomped out of the Tennessee mountains, is going highbrow with "The Mikado"—but with lowbrow overtones. "We'll sing the Gilbert and Sullivan songs like they wrote 'em." Ernie drawled. "But between numbers you might say I'll keep the story going as best I can with a little humor, Tennessee favored." Not content with playing a single role, old Ern will essay the parts of Ko-Ko and the Mikado. Consistently High Rating "We never tackled anything like this on the show before," he said. "But back in Bristol, Tenn., when I was 18 years old I played Ko-Ko in a special presentation by the Virginia Intermont School for Girls. It was very big. Ended up by doing it twice, the folks liked Liz Taylor Surgery To Interrupt Vacation HOLLYWOOD (UPI)—Elizabeth Taylor, vacationing with husband-to-be Eddie Fisher in Las Vegas, will return here for minor throat surgery Wednesday, a spokesman It so well. "This here program is a large departure for me. Might say it's a trial balloon. Ifn't it's a success there might be others — like 'The Red Mill' and 'Carmen.' "Course I know we're foolin' with success and could hurt ourselves." By success Ernie referred to his ratings — consistently higher than his competition, "Playhouse 90." and his spot among the top 10 shows in the various polls. "If CBS changes our opposition to 'Bunkhouse 90' we'll all be dead," he grinned. "I'm scared to death of them westerns. Big Western Fan "I'm a big western fan myself. Biggest fan they got. I watch 'em all every week, so I know all the characters and what they're up to every time I turn the TV set on." Ernie bemoaned the expense of the show, noting that each wig will cost him $75 and the rented costumes will knock his budget into oblivion. "All the stuff will be authentic," he said. "And except for me the cast will be made up to look like Japanese, with slanted eyes and beards. I can't have my eyes slanted because I have to give the commercials before and after the show. That'd look pretty funny." Ernie will watch his mail and ratings on "The Mikado" program — which beams Thursday night — and if all goes well he plans to alternate his usual show with occasional dramas, and perhaps a western. However, the division commander continued to observe all units in the training area. One official said he seemed visibly impressed. The Orange County guard units have secured two locations and a third is pending state approval for held training in the county. The large area "located near the coast on the southern part of the county," is used by all units. Its exact location has not been made public. Arizona Youth Faces Year in County Jail By Orange County News Service An Arizona youth, who in the company of three other teenagers, reportedly pulled a series of burglaries in Anaheim, Fullerton, Garden Grove, and Los Angeles, has been sentenced to the county jail for a year. William Patrick Chalmers, 19, is also being sought by Arizona authorities and he may be picked up here after his jail sentence, it was disclosed. The young defendant, in the company of a friend from Arizona, and two Anaheim youths, was first picked up by Anaheim police when neighbors on Briavale St., complained the youths were racing and playing an unusual game of "chicken." One of the boys would stand in the street while the others in a car would try and run him down. Following questioning, the teenagers told police of service station burglaries in Anaheim and Upland, California. 'J.B.' and 'Redhead' Win Theatre Awards NEW YORK (UPI)—Archibald MacLeish's "J. B." and "Redhead" Sunday night won the American Theater Wing's Tony medallions as the "outstanding" dramatic and musical productions of the 1958-59 Broadway theater season. Two of the season's most praised plays, "A Raisin in The Sun" and "Sweet Bird of Youth," were not in competition with "J. B." because they opened after the March 1 closing date for nominations. Tonys—formally the Antoinette Perry Awards—are given for "outstanding" or "distinguished" contributions to a season, not on a "first" or "best" basis. Olympic Symbol ROME, Italy (UPI) — The rings or circles that form the official Liz Taylor Surgery To Interrupt Vacation HOLLYWOOD (UPI)—Elizabeth Taylor, vacationing with husband-to-be Eddie Fisher in Las Vegas, will return here for minor throat surgery Wednesday, a spokesman for the actress said today. The actress has been bothered with a chronic throat infection which caused high temperatures and forced her to speak almost in a whisper. Fisher, appearing at the Tropicana Hotel in Las Vegas, made arrangements for Miss Taylor to enter Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. While the aliment was not regarded as serious, Fisher said she would be hospitalized overnight. "I don't want the slightest thing to happen to my baby," Fisher said in announcing the operation. Skelton Girl Doing Well After Fall From Horse HOLLYWOOD (UPI)—Comedian Red Skelton's 12-year-old daughter, Valentina Marie, was confined to her home today recuperating from injuries suffered when she was thrown from a horse. The girl suffered face lacerations, punctured lips and gums in the mishap Sunday. ORANGE THEATRE PHONE RE: 6-21501 P. Newman — (In color) "Rally Round the Flag Boys" D. Ladd — (In color) "The SAD HORSE" GEM THEATRE 12345 B. Euclid Garden Grove JE 4-2612 ENDS TONIGHT Walt Disney's "WHITE WILDERNESS" Marilyn Monroe "BUS STOP" Both in Color LINCOLN DRIVE IN THEATRE • BUINA PARK 612 LINCOLN BLVD. LA 75223 $1.50 Per Can "Paratroop Command" John Bently "Submarine Seahawk" THE PLACE TO GO FOX WEST COAST THEATRES ANAHEIM 229 W. CENTER ST KEY 5-3602 Fox Anaheim Closed For installation of new equipment for the best in sound and projection. Reopens Friday night, April 17th. WEST COAST S.A. 3-2217 HELD OVER Winner.of.9 Academy Awards CinemaScope & Technicolor "GIGI" Maurice Chevallier Leslie Caron FOX FULLERTON LA 5-2181 2 Greatest Academy Award Winners Ever on One Program Winner of 3 Academy Awards Susan Hayward Best Actress "I WANT TO LIVE" Tony Curtis Sidney Poitier "The DEFIANT ONES" Best Story Best Cinematography Two of the seasons most praised plays, "A Raisin in The Sun" and "Sweet Bird of Youth," were not in competition with "J. B." because they opened after the March 1 closing date for nominations. Tonys—formally the Antoinette Perry Awards—are given for "outstanding" or "distinguished" contributions to a season, not on a "first" or "best" basis. Olympic Symbol ROME, Italy (UPI) — The rings or circles that form the official symbol for the Olympic Games represent the five major conti-nents. Linked together, they denote the sporting friendship of the peoples of the earth. 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