anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-16

C-6—Anaheim (Col.) Bulletin Thursday, April 16, 1958 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 THURSDAY NIGHT 5:00—4-Giroux Show 7-Texas Rangers 9-John J. Anthony 5:05—11-Topper 5:30—5-Cartoons 7-Adventure Time 9-Criswell Predicts 5:35—11-Science Fiction 5:45—9-News 6:00—2, 4-News 5-Popeye 7-Anne Oakley 9-Cartoon Express 13-Baxter Ward 6:05—11-Jim Bowle 6:15—2, 4-News 13-Cai Dinney Sees 6:30—2-I Love Lucy 4-Curt Massey (e) 5-News 7-Sea Adventure 13-Robin Hood 6:45—4, 5, 11-News 7:00—2-December Bride 4-Death Valley Days 5-Movie 7-Men of Annapolis 9-Little Rascab 11-Wild Bill Hickok 13-Search for Adventure 7:30—2-Yancy Derringer 4-Jefferson Drum 7-Leave It To Beaver 9-Movie 11-Three Stooges 13-Golden Voyage 8:00—2-Zane Grey Theater 4-Lawless Years 5-Cross Roads 7-Zorro 11-Highway Patrol 13-Ski & Sports Show 8:30—2-Playhouse 90 4-Music Theater 5-Movie 7-Real McCoys 11-Harbor Command 13-Movie 1:45—2-News 8:00—2-Our Miss Brooks 5-Cartoons 8:30—All channels off the air during half-hour Civil Defense drill. 9:00—2-Drama 4-Dough-Re-MI 11-Drama 9:30—2-Arthur Godfrey 4-Treasure Hunt 7-Mayor of Town 11-Jack La Lane 10:00—2-1 Love Lucy 4-Price is Right 7-Chucko 11-My Little Margie 10:30—2-Top Dollar 5-Harry Babbitt 9-Star Performance 10:45—11-Led Three Lives 11:00—2-Love of Life 4-Tie Tae Dough 5-Romper Room 7-1 Married Joan 9-Lookin' at Cookin' 11:30—2-Search for tomorrow 7-It's A Great Life 9-Movie 11:45—2-Guiding Light 12:00—2-News, Interviews 4-Qween for a Day 5-Uncle Luther 7-George Hamilton 11-Shertii John 12:30—2-As World Turns 4-Haggis Baggis (C) 7-Play Your Hunch 12:45—9-Movie 1:00—2-Jimmy Dean 4-Young Dr. Malone 5-News, Red Rowe 7-Music Bingo 11-Abbott & Costello 1:30—2-Art Linkletter 4-From These Roots 7-Dr. I. Q. 11-Mr. District Attorney 1:45—13-Waiting Churches TWO NEW SHOW their bid for viewers to first is another drama. The Lawless Years, based career of New York Barney Roditsky who more than 5,000 crimes in the 1920's, 8 p.m., James Gregory stars retired law officer, wishing his home in Low Laugh Line, billed as show and scheduled for nine weeks, will probably going for even in spite of the eupheia the popular team Nichols and Elaine M. dienne Dorothy Loudermotimist Dick Van Dyke Channel 4. They'll create comic captions to portrayed in talk by actors. DRAMA DOINGS memorable trials of G-criminals after World War form the background Playhouse 90 drama at Nuremberg." starts Rains, Paul Lukas and Douglas. 8:30 p.m., C.Dennis Hopper, Everett and Ben Cooper star Sunrise Gun," storytelling gun-fighter whose geance against an 7-Leave It To Beaver 9-Movie 11-Three Stooges 13-Golden Voyage 8:00-2-Zane Grey Theater 4-Lawless Years 5-Cross Roads 7-Zorro 11-Highway Patrol 13-Ski & Sports Show 8:30-2-Playhouse 90 4-Music Theater 5-Movie 7-Real McCoys 11-Harbor Command 13-Movie 9:00-4-Laugh Line 7-Pat Boone 9-Movie Theater 11-Bold Venture 9:30-4-Ford Show (C) 7-Rough Riders 11-Dr. Hudson's Journal 10:00-2, 11-News 4-Groucho Marx 5-Youth Court 7-Music Is My Beat 12-Tom Duggan 10:15-11-Paul Coates 10:30-2-Movie 4-Masquerade Party (C) 7-News 10:45-7, 9-News 11-Movie 11:00-4, 5, 13-News 7-Al Jarvis 9-Bowling 11:15-4-Jack Paar 5-Larry Finley 13-Tom Duggan 12:00-2, 7, 9-Movie FRIDAY DAYTIME 6:10-4-Farm Report 6:30-4-Continental Class Rm 6:50-2-Farm Report 7:00-2-Captain Kangaroo 4-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 KPOL ... 1540 KBIG ... 740 KFWB ... 980 KFAC ... 1330 KDAY ... 1580 KPOP ... 1020 KGER ... 1390 THURSDAY 8:00 P.M. KPI—News, Weather KBC—Airwatch, Sports KBI—Bill Promotional, KPBW—Bluff Foley, KMPC—News, Grant 9:15 P.M. KABC—News, Airwatch KNB—News, Airwatch KHI—Staffer, KPI—News 9:25 P.M. KPI—News, Tom Harrison, KHB—News, Fitter, KPAC—Continental, KABC—News, Airwatch 9:45 P.M. KPI—KNX—News, KABC—Orval Anderson, KNH—Traffic Tunes Nightline 7-George Hamilton 11-Sherri John 12:30-2-As World Turns 4-Haggis Baggis (C) 7-Play Your Hunch 12:45-9-Movie 1:00-2-Jimmy Dean 4-Young Dr. Malone 5-News, Red Rowe 7-Music Bingo 11-Abbott & Costello 1:30-2-Art Linkletter 4-From These Roots 7-Dr. I.Q. 11-Mr. District Attorney 1:45-13-Waiting Churches 2:00-2-Big Payoff 4-Truth, Consequences 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-Gale Storm 9-Drama 11-TV Reader's Digest 13-Guidepost 3:00-2-Brighter Day 4-Frandsen Movie 7-Beit the Clock 9-Million Dollar Matines 13-June Levant 3:15-2-Secret Storm 11-Steve Martin 3:30-2-Edge of Night 5-Dorothy Gardiner 7-Who Do You Trust? 3:45-5-Flower Arrangements 4:00-2-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) Business Chiefs Study Confab SAN FRANCISCO business leaders will work problems in the fields insurance, manufacturing and research and ment at a series of educational meetings conducted by the Americanment Association at the Palace Hotel April 20. An estimated 500 busutives from the United Canada are expected to management session,ation has scheduled and one course for here the last two weekThe one - week counre reduction is designed to agement personnel to comprehensive, continuction and cost controlEmphasis is on ways supervisors in cost - coniques.The San Francisco ries also will include two different types.See be workshop seminars formal discussion sessien change of information ence.Five will be seminars - slightly laational meetings conduct room style. Ball Rd. Tract Looted of AppTract burglara enterly completed units which yet been sold and many several electrical app kitchen equipment,po Fred W. Beck, 39,Lane, Garden Grove.of the Mayfair Dever9562 Ball Road, reporthelm investigators that just completed in th tract had been burglashers, two garals and a copper rafticers reported. Entry was made by going through a and then into the kit homes.Total loss was place Schwinn Service—Foreign DAYTIME RADIO MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7:00 A.M. KPI News, Travis KNX-Sports Storey KBAC-Ed Morgan News KPW-Bruce Hares KPC-Court Corner KMPC-Whittlinghill 1:15 A.M. KNX-Bob Crane KNJ-Wink Martindale KMPC-News KPI-Hi The Road 2:30 A.M. KNX-French Goss KPAC-Tee Cup Concert 7:43 A.M. KPI News, Harry Babbitt 8:00 A.M. KNX-Gun Grass KABC-Jobe Trettor KPI-News, Hit Road KJJ-Chill Engine KMC-Mounted Farm 1:15 A.M. KNX-News KNJ-Wink Martindale KMPC-Business, Sports KPAC-Sports Music 8:26 A.M. All stations off air for Confred Drill 9:00 A.M. KPI News, Tera Back Clock KNX-News KABC-Broadcast Club KPAC-Concert KNJ-News, Crownen KPW-Ioe rocam 7:13 A.M. KNX-Goll Crane 7:28 A.M. KPI-Ladius Day 10:00 A.M. KPI-Sown, True Store KNX-News, Right To Happiness KBABC-Peter Lind Haves, Bancroft KNJ-News, Ira Cook KPAC-Concert Stage 10:13 A.M. KNX-Second Mrs Burtone KTJ-Talie Test 10:26 A.M. KNX-Dr Malone KPAC-Music Loom 10:43 A.M. KNX-Ma Parsons 11:00 A.M. KIIP News, Bandstand KNJ-News, Martindale KNJ-Wheeler Streets KABC-Jim Armeine KPAC-Masters in Miniatures 11:19 A.M. KNX-Couple Next Door KPAC-Pebb Snops 11:26 A.M. KNX-Helen Trend KIIP Notaboor KPAC-Int'l Music Hall 11:48 A.M. KNX-Just Entertainment KIIP-News 12 NOON KIIP-Parm Resort KIIP-KNX-News, KPW-Bill Quilin KABC-News, Jim Amche 12:15 P.M. KIIP-Agriculture KNIX-Nelson McInnch KJJ-Wink Martindale 12:30 P.M. KNX-Galen Drabe KJJ-Ed Hart Highlight 8:45 P.M. KNX-Treel Highlights 9:00 P.M. KIIP News, Nightline KPBW-Bill Ballance KNX-News, Opinion 10:00 P.M. KIIP News, Sports KMPC-Dodgers Scoreboard 10:20 P.M. KIIP Things Called Life KNP-X Phil Norman 10:43 P.m. KIIP Dance Time 11:00 P.m. KIIP News, Sports KNP-X News, Merry Go Round 11:20 P.m. KIIP-Coverage Plisse 11:30 P.m. KIIP-Music Till Dawn 12 MIDNIGHT KIIP-Other Side of Dog KNP-X Wine Adventure KPNB-Red Blancheard KPMC-McNamee TWO NEW SHOWS make their bid for viewers tonight. The first is another dramatic series, The Lawless Years, based on the career of New York detective Barney Ruditsky who arrested more than 5,000 criminals back in the 1920's. 8 p.m., Channel 4. James Gregory stars as the now retired law officer, who is making his home in Los Angeles. Laugh Line, billed as a comedy show and scheduled for the next nine weeks, will probably find it rough going for even that long. In spite of the appearance of the popular team of Mike Nichols and Elaine May, comedienne Dorothy Louden and pantomimist Dick Van Dyke, 9 p.m., Channel 4. They'll attempt to create comic captions for cartoons portrayed in tableau form by actors. DRAMA DOINGS... The memorable trials of German war criminals after World War II form the background of tonight's Playhouse 90 drama. "Judgment at Nuremberg," starring Claude Rains, Paul Lukas and Melvyn Douglas, 8:30 p.m., Channel 2... Dennis Hopper, Everett Stoane and Ben Cooper star in "The Sunrise Gun," story of a crippled gun-fighter who seeks vengeance against an old enemy through his own son, on Zane Grey Theater, 8 p.m., Channel 2. MUSIC MAKERS... Musie Theater presents "Too Bad About Sheila Troy," a two-part musical with a Hollywood background starring Roddy McDowall, Hurd Hatfield, Carol Lawrence and Chester Morris, 8:30 p.m., Channel 4... Jo Stafford teams up with Pat Boone on his show to recall musical favorites of the 1930's. 9 p.m., Channel 7... Probably one of the best bets of the evening's entertainment will be the Ernie Ford show, as the country boy stages his version of Gilbert and Sullivan's operetta, "The Mikado." 9:30 p.m., Channel 4. MOVIES... "Big Stampede," 7 p.m., Channel 5... "Juke Girl," Ann Sheridan, 8:30 p.m., Channel 5... "Cain and Mabel," Clark Gabie, 8:30 p.m., Channel 11... "Caesar and Cleopatra," Claude Rains, 10:30 p.m., Channel 2... "Song of Love," Katharine Hepburn, 10:45 p.m., Channel 11. FRIDAY DAYTIME... All regularly scheduled TV and radio programs between 8:30 and 9 a.m. will be cancelled for a Civil Defense drill. Soil Expert Warns Against Some Building COLUMBUS (UPI) — Selecting a home site on a flood plain — the level area bordering a stream — is courting disaster, according to an Ohio soil expert. T. R. Smith, soil technician with the Ohio Division of Lands Soil, said flood plains are formed by sediments deposited by a stream that has overflowed. The presence of sediment indicates that the stream will flood in the future, he said. "When considering building near a stream," Smith advised, "be sure that the site is high enough to be above the flood state of the stream. Usually the type of soil present is a key to whether flooding takes place. "If in doubt about a site that may be endangered by floods, seek advice from those with a knowledge of soils." Anaheim MD's Son Opens Dental Office The son of a long-time Anaheim physician has opened his own office for the practice of dentistry. Dr. Daniel D. Kersten has opened his office at 925 E. Center St. Attending all local schools, the young Dr. Kersten graduated from Anaheim Union High School in 1945. He graduated from Stanford in 1949 and the USC School of Dentistry in 1956. He was discharged last month from the Navy Dental Corps after serving two years at the Naval Training Center in San Diego. He and his wife, Betty, make Around B HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Arness, king of TV's Wee roes, is fearless as Dodds marshal, but off screen bering actor is afraid to w own shows. "You're darned rig scared to watch 'em," admitted. "I'm afraid I won't own performances. We've 157 episodes of 'Gunsmith' I'll bet I've seen less them. Very often when watch I don't like myself. "Sometimes I'm elated I've done. Then maybe we week I can't believe it the screen acting that ask myself how I could so ignominiously." Jim, whose vocabulary ed to monosyllables on the waxes profound and phi in person. Has Faced The Extra "I've been before the four years," he mused time had the extreme claim and criticism. The tremendous spread of our 'Gunsmoke' and my ances. There are those who a big, dumb, no-talent others who think I'm son saint. So it's difficult for draw conclusions. In my Business Chiefs Set Study Confab in L.A. SAN FRANCISCO — Western business leaders will wrestle with problems in the fields of finance, insurance, manufacturing, personnel and research and develop Italian Mad Daredevils Ready to serve Junior Puppeteers Competition Slate Business Chiefs Set Study Confab in L.A. SAN FRANCISCO — Western business leaders will wrestle with problems in the fields of finance, insurance, manufacturing, personnel, and research and development at a series of small - group educational meetings to be conducted by the American Management Association at the Sheraton Palace Hotel April 20 — May 1. An estimated 500 business executives from the United States and Canada are expected to attend the management session. The association has scheduled 22 seminars and one course for the series here the last two weeks in April. The one - week course in cost reduction is designed to equip management personnel to carry out a comprehensive, continuing cost reduction and cost control program. Emphasis is on ways of training supervisors in cost - cutting techniques. The San Francisco meeting series also will include seminars of two different types. Seventeen will be workshop seminars — small, informal discussion sessions for exchange of information and experience. Five will be orientation seminars — slightly larger instructional meetings conducted in classroom style. Ball Rd. Tract Units Looted of Appliances Tract burglars entered two newly completed units which have not yet been sold and made off with several electrical appliances and kitchen equipment, police said. Fred W. Beck, 39, 8521 Robin Lane, Garden Grove, an employee of the Mayfair Development Co. 9562 Ball Road, reported to Anaheim investigators that two homes just completed in the Ball Road tract had been burglarized of two dishwashers, two garbage disposals and a copper range hood, officers reported. Entry was made into the units by going through a garage door and then into the kitchens of the homes. Total loss was placed at $458.72. Italian Mad Daredevils Ready to Serve MODENA, Italy (UPI) — It is easy to understand why a group of 12 men and a woman call themselves "The Mad Daredevils." Sometimes, they can be seen landing on the rooftops of a nearby mountain village by parachutes, or dressed like men from Mars, in special asbestos suits, dashing through the fire and smoke of a blazing shack. They have been seen scaling telegraph poles to join high tension power lines. They swim ice rivers, ski around boulders and trees, leap like hares across ditches. The Mad Daredevils of Modena are officially known as the Volante del Soccorso, the flying emergency squad, a privately-organized group of unpaid volunteers trained to tackle any emergency at any time or place. The leader is Ariodante Mazzacurati, a 34-year-old former para-trooper, who has given the group instructions in flying airplanes, helicopters, driving all kinds of vehicles, including buldozers and tanks. The woman member is able to handle these man-sized chores in addition to her duties as a nurse, cook and midwife. The daredevils are financed by a group of Modena businessmen. "We don't do this for profit," said Mazzacurati. "Our organization is the first in Italy and the second in Europe. In England, there is a similar group which has saved many lives. We also wish to save lives and we are always ready to do so. Try us. The phone number is Modena 31178." Pennsylvania Visitor Lodged in County Jail By Orange County News Service A man from Pennsylvania visiting Orange County is today learning that not all spots in California are pleasant, in particular the county jail. Nathaniel S. Buharp, 49, will be a guest at the jail facility for the fice for the practice of dentistry. Dr. Daniel D. Kersten has opened his office at 925 E. Center St. Attending all local schools, the young Dr. Kersten graduated from Anaheim Union High School in 1945. He graduated from Stanford in 1949 and the USC School of Dentistry in 1956. He was discharged last month from the Navy Dental Corps after serving two years at the Naval Training Center in San Diego. He and his wife Betty, make their home at 411 N. West St. He is the son of Dr. E. H. Kersten who has practiced in Anaheim for nearly 30 years. 12,211 Students Now In Elementary Schools As of April 10 the Anaheim City School District had 12,211 students, about 11 more than what was estimated for the district by June at the beginning of the school year. Some 356 teachers are employed by the district. Superintendent Bob Shanks said indications were that the student population would taper off from now until the end of the school year. Class size in grades one through six averages 31.71 pupils, he said. This excludes special classes in the district. Radar Traps Vetoed By California Solons SACRAMENTO (UPI) — A Senate committee Tuesday turned down the California Highway Patrol's request for permission to use radar speed traps. The Transportation Committee buried without so much as the formality of a vote—a measure by Sen. Donald Grunsky (R-Watsonville) which would have permitted the CHP to use radar in areas with a high rate of accidents or a high rate of traffic law violations. Anaheim Lions See Cancer Film in Meet A film on cancer was shown to the Anaheim Lion's Breakfast Club at its Tuesday morning meeting at the Gourmet Restaurant, Disneyland, by local Dr. Bennet Marcus. Dr. Marcus, a Yale graduate, cancer expert, and practicing obstetrician and gynecologist showed the film under the auspices of the Covenant Society. Pennsylvania Visitor Lodged in County Jail By Orange County News Service A man from Pennsylvania visiting Orange County is today learning that not all spots in California are pleasant, in particular the county jail. Nathaniel S. Buharp, 49, will be a guest at the jail facility for the next 50 days. He was sentenced by Judge David French of the Santa Ana-Orange Municipal Court for a drunk driving offense in Santa Ana April 9. An Orange man, Ralph E. Carnes, 39, of 404 Bedford Rd., paid a $158 fine for reckless driving in Orange Jan. 27. Two men paid $263 fines and had their licenses suspended for 90 days, part of a get tough policy now underway by the court on second driving offenders. They were Marine James L. Pace, 30, Los Alamitos Air Station, and Taybe J. Frazier, 25, of 1613 Chestnut, Santa Ana. Frazier is with the U.S. Navy. Albert A. Yunker, 36, of 12321 Certley, Garden Grove, was found not guilty of a drunk driving charge Jan. 20 in Santa Ana. Joseph G. Montano, 47, of 1415 S. Maple, Santa Ana, was fined $263 for a drunk driving charge Feb. 20. Ananeim Lions See Cancer Film in Meet A film on cancer was shown to the Anaheim Lion's Breakfast Club at its Tuesday morning meeting at the Gourmet Restaurant, Disneyland, by local Dr. Bennet Marcus. Dr. Marcus, a Yale graduate, cancer expert, and practicing obstetrician and gynecologist showed the film under the auspices of the Cancer Society as part of its drive to educate the public concerning the second most fatal disease in the country. 'Hardware Disease' Hurt Bulls More Than Goats BURLINGTON, Vt. (UPI) — The Vermont Extension Service said bulls apparently are more seriously afflicted with "hardware disease" than even goats are. On slaughtering one bull, farmers found a set of gold bridgework, nine pennies, 24 bottlecaps, two hypodermic needles, two men's rubber heels, 16 nails, a rubber doll, an inner tube," five coffee can bands and a broken pop bottle in his stomach. Silver marked "sterling" is guaranteed by law to contain 925 parts of solid silver to 75 parts of an alloy designed to give it added strength. ANAHEIM BUSINESS DIRECTORY Advertising ... PR When You Want - Try a Want Ad - Anaheim Fire Department Police Department Moving, Storage, General Trucking ... K Anaheim Truck and Transfer Co. Around Hollywood By Vernon Scott HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Jim Arness, king of TV's Western heroes, is fearless as Dodge City's marshal, but off-screen the lumbering actor is afraid to watch his own shows. "You're darned right I'm scared to watch 'em," Big Jim admitted. "I'm afraid I won't like my own performances. We've made 157 episodes of 'Gunsmoke' and I'll bet I've seen less than 57 of them. Very often when I do watch I don't like myself." "Sometimes I'm elated at what I've done. Then maybe the next week I can't believe it's me on the screen acting that badly. I ask myself how I could perform so ignominiously." Jim, whose vocabulary is limited to monosyllables on the show, waxes profound and philosophical in person. Has Faced The Extremes "I've been before the public four years," he mused. "In that time I've had the extremes of acclaim and criticism. There's a tremendous spread of opinion on 'Gunsmoke' and my performances. "There are those who think I'm a big, dumb, no-talent slob, and others who think I'm some sort of saint. So it's difficult for me to draw conclusions. In my heart I know I'm neither one. I haven't let the praise fool me, but the harsh criticism hurts and depresses me. "But if you can't take both sides of the enchalada you don't belong in this business. You'd better get out and run a gas station." Arness is unimpressed with his program's No. 1 rating. "I realize it's a fleeting thing." he said. "How long is it going to last? It has been the top show longer than any other in TV history. So what? "I can't live for the rest of my life on that. There is the future to think about. The end of 'Gunsmoke' won't mean the end of me. But I don't know what I'll do afterwards. When the show folds it might take me two or three years to find something else. I'll have to sweat out Mat Dillon. The question is whether I can make the public believe I'm someone else." The 6-foot 7-inch actor went on to say he would never refuse a role or series because of artistic principle. "I used to. In fact I turned down 'Gunsmoke' for that reason once," he confided. "I'm not kidding myself that I'll go on to great dramatic triumphs and an Academy Award." Thanks to a realistic appraisal of myself I realize the advantages, and cash value, that can accrue from continuing to perform as I have. "Right now nobody draws as big an audience as I do. But next year on the year after I could be Committee Gets Dispute Over Water Financing SACRAMENTO (UPI)—A battle with Gov. Edmund G. Brown over pay-as-you-go versus bond financing of water projects was tossed today to a committee with heavy administration leanings. A Brown representative Tuesday opposed a bill by Assemblyman Bruce F. Allen (R-San Jose) which would lock an appropriation of 48 million dollars a year into the budget. The bill would take four million dollars a month from the state's general fund and put it into the water fund for project construction. Despite the opposition, the committee approved the measure 11-6. Eleventh votes were needed for passage by the 20-member committee. Allen said he would amend the measure to take effect in the 1960-61 fiscal year so it would not affect the Brown administration budget now under consideration. He said he would postpone it in future years also if the state found itself short of funds. "I just want to pick up the surplus if there is one and put it in the water fund," Allen said. Junior Puppeteers Competition Slated Junior Puppeteers Competition Slated There's a search on in Southern California again for the outstanding junior puppeteers of the region. Santa's Village, the storybook town near Lake Arrowhead in the San Bernardino mountains, is holding its annual competitions for boy and girl puppeteers, on Saturdays from April 18 to May 23. Each Saturday morning at 11 youngsters who manipulate hand and string puppets at home or at school, compete in the Wee Puppet theater at Santa's Village. Each Saturday's winner is then eligible to compete in the finals there on May 23. Don and Ivy Wilson, well-known professional puppeteers, who operate the Wee Puppet theater, said that prizes for the winners this year will include professional puppet stages and marioettes. This year's competition is divided in two age groups, seven to 10 and 11 to 14, for both hand and string puppets. The winners will appear on the Skipper Frank television show, KTLA, channel 5, on Monday, May 25. Ask Creditors to Serve As Pall Bearers for Man BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) — Supreme court referee George T. Vandermulin told about a man whose will directed that his six largest creditors serve as pall bearers at his funeral. The deceased explained: "They've carried me along so far, so they might as well carry me the rest of the way." Death Ray' Device Claimed by Italians GENOA, Italy (UPI) — An Italian inventor who has been working on atomic energy inventions for 20 years claims to have invented a death ray machine. Pier Luigi Ighina says he is about ready to publish the findings of his work with magnetic atoms and the details of his death ray, which he describes as "a transmitter of atomic vibrations capable of melting the hardest metals." Ighina, who lacks high scientific degrees and training, is indifferent to the scorn of recognized scientists. "The impossible does not exist anymore," he said. "The world must take note of what is boiling in the pot." ORANGE FREE PARKING PHONE KEY 8-1501 Special Feature (In color) C. Siepi "DON GIOVANNI" Plus TRIP TO SALZBURG (In color) GEM THEATRE 12836 S. Euclid Garden Grove JE 4-2813. Show starts 7 p.m. Now Playing Through Sat. Yul Brynner, Claire Bloom, Charles Boyer, Charlton Heston "The BUCCANEER" Dorothy McGuire, Fess Parker in Walt Disney's "OLD YELLER" Both in color LINCOLN DRIVE-IN THEATRE • BUENA PARK 6612 LINCOLN BLVD • JA 62223 $1.50 Per Car Cary Grant "HOUSEBOAT" Connie Stevens "The Party Crashers" GEM THEATRE 12836 S. Euclid Garden Grove JE 4-2813. Show starts 7 p.m. Now Playing Through Sat. Yul Brynner, Claire Bloom, Charles Boyer, Charlton Heston "THE BUCCANEER" Dorothy McGuire, Fess Parker in Walt Disney's "OLD YELLER" Both in color LINCOLN DRIVE-IN THEATRE • BUENA PARK 6512 LINCOLN BLVD. JA 7-2223 $1.50 Per Car Cary Grant "HOUSEBOAT" Connie Stevens "The Party Crashers" BROADWAY STARTS AT 7:00 SANTA ANA BROADWAY KI 2-4737 BROADWAY at FIFTH SANTA ANA PAULO DRIVE-IN NEWPRT BL & PAULRINO KI 5-3313 Rosalind Russell "AUNTIE MAME" Also at Broadway—"The Black Orchid" Also at Paulo—"Alias Jesse James" PACIFIC DRIVE-IN THEATRES WESTMINSTER HI-WAY 39 DRIVE-IN HWY 39 on GARDEN GR TW 3-3561 STARTS AT 6:45 Best Actress—Susan Hayward "I WANT TO LIVE" Also Best Actor—David Niven "SEPARATE TABLES" SANTA ANA ORANGE DRIVE-IN SANTA ANA TWY at CHAPWIN·KE 8-2951 STARTS AT 6:45 Ava Gardner—Anthony Eranclose "The NAKED MAJA" Also Sterling Hayden "TEN DAYS TO TULAR" ANAHEIM ANAHEIM DRIVE-IN LEMON & BRANDTHORP LA 5-3526 STARTS AT 6:45 Winner of 9 Academy Awards LESLIE CARON "GIGI" LOUIS JOII N "BELL, BOOK and CANDLE"