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IF YOU SAW the Milton show a few weeks back, Martha Raye and the coan teamed up for a very take-off on the Milliyou'll be pleased to note they'll follow up with an episode in the lives of Schumps tonight, p.m., nel 4. This time the f couple win a radio contest gives them a free night o town. MORE COMEDY... imagines that David is bound in tonight's episode Ozzie and Harriet, "Alw Bradegroom," p.m., Chas SPORTS SITES Webb, who won his last fights by knockouts, tak Neal Rivers, who has w of his 36 professional fight Boxing, p.m., Channel T DRAMA DOINGS Train tells the "Clara D Story" with Angie. Dl starring as a girl in se her artist finance whoseings are dangerously re Chicago Expects B Year For Tourists CHICAGO (UPI) - Vis Chicago this summer will pate in one of the city's tourist seasons. Along with the normal of activity in museums, sports, concerts, beaches will also be the Inter Trade Fair from July 2 to to celebrate the long-await ing of the St. Lawrence Participating in the obso 9- Spotlight on Youth 11- Three Stooges 13- Small Claims Court 7:45- 7- News 8:00- 2- Millionaire 5- Olympic Wrestling 7- Lawrence Welk 9- Soldier of Fortune 11- Citizen Soldier 13- Air Power 8:30- 2- I've Got a Secret 4- Price Is Right (C) 9- Charter Boat 11- Sheriff of Cochise 13- Movie 9:00- 2- Steel Hour 4- Milton Berle (C) 7- Ozzie & Harriet 9- Movie Theater 11- Divorce Court 8:30- 4-Bat Masterson 7-Donna Reed 10:00- 2- News 4- This Is Your Life 7- Accused 11- News 13-Tom Duggan 10:15- 11-Paul Coates 10:30- 2-Movie 4-Flight 5-American Legend 7-News 10:45- 7-News 11-Movie 11:00- 4, 5, 13-News 7-AI Jarvis 9-Boat Show 11:15- 4-Jack Paar 5-Larry Finley 13-Tom Duggan 12:00- 2, 7, 9-Movie THURSDAY 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 WEDNESDAY 5:00 P.M. KPI-News KPI-Ree Murrow KABC-Airwatch, Sports KKI-Maine Correctional Field KMPC-News, Grand 6:15 P.M. KABC-Airwatch, Sports KKI-Carrot Abott KPI-News 6:20 P.M. KMX-Tom Harman KABC-William Winter KKI-Silent Fighter KHI-Sports, Crewill 6:45 P.M. KPI-KXX-KABC-News 6:00 P.M. KPI-a-O'Clock Journal KABC-Ellen Sturvell KXX-Sports, Sturvell KPI-City News Desk KXX-Business, Melody 4:45 P.M. KMPC-Bill Stewart KABC-Sports, Gorme KPI-Financial, Weather 7:00 P.M. KPI-News, Relax KXX-News, Music Hall KFC-Antirest KABC-News, World of Tomorrow 7:30 P.M. KXX-Business, Answer Please KPI-News of World KMC-P Stewart, Kelly 7:45 P.M. KMX-City Editor Leonh. Nightline 9:00 P.M. KWPB-Bill Bellance KXX-News, Opinion KPI-News, Nightline 10:00 P.M. KNXP-Pest Warnings KPAC-Crossroads at Music KPI-News 10:15 P.M. KXKS-sportssession KPC-Dodgers Scoreboard KPI-Changing Times 10:30 P.M. KFI-Things Called Lite KXPH-Dillon James KMPC-Dance Time 10:55 P.M. 11:00 P.M. KHJ-Newswest KPI-News, Sports Year For Tourists CHICAGO (UPI) - Visitation Chicago this summer will pate in one of the city's tourist seasons. Along with the normal of activity in museums, sports, concerts, beaches will also be the Inter Trade Fair from July 2 to celebrate the long-awaiting of the St. Lawrence Participating in the obese will be Queen Elizabeth monarch of neighboring C The Festival of the A from Aug. 3 to Sept. 7, include the Pan American from Aug. 27 until its co-called the Olympics of the erm hemisphere, the Pan can Games will bring to More Latin Americans to other single event in recent Chicago is preparing not accommodate the athlete provide the necessary fac their competition. Rowing which cannot be held on ny Lake Michigan, will b to the rivers and canals o no nols Waterway. Georgia was the first allow 18-year-olds to vote Greetings & Gare brought to you Friendly Neighbo & Civic & Social W Leaders through WELCOME WA On the Occasion Newcomers Ca ISABELL ARP DAYTIME RADIO. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7:00 A.M. KPI—News KABC—John Tratter KJJ—News, Martindale KWN—New York Times KFAC—Coffee Concert KMPC—News, Whitingham KNX-McCoy, Calmer KFI—Hit the Road KKX—Bob Crane 1:20 A.M. KJJ—News, Martindale KXN—Prank Goss KFAC—Ted Dill Concert 7:40 A.M. KBI—Morning Report KXN—Harry Babbitt 8:00 A.M. KMPC—Howard Plynn KPAC—Stone Hill Road KJJ-Bob Crane KHJ-Cilf Eagle KABC-John Tratter 1:15 A.M. KXN—News KJJ-Wins Martindale KFAC—Sports, Music KMPC—Bestman Sports 9:00 A.M. KPI—News, Turn Back Clock KNX—News KABC—Greatest Club KFAC—Concert KJJ-News, Crowsdale KPBJ-Joe Yocam 9:15 A.M. KNX-Bed Crane 1:20 A.M. KPAC-Piano KPI-Ladies Day 10:00 A.M. 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KIIP-Conversation Please, KAFC-XMusic Bill Dewa, 12 MIDNIGHT KAFB-Red Bluestead, KAFC-Mnews, McShane, ORANGE COUNTY TV and RADIO Sights'n Sounds By GENE INGE IF YOU SAW the Milton Berle show a few weeks back when Martha Raye and the comedian teamed up for a very funny take-off on the Millionaire you'll be pleased to note that they'll follow up with another episode in the lives of the Schumps tonight, 9 p.m., Channel 4. This time the frowzy couple win a radio contest which gives them a free night on the town. MORE COMEDY... Ozzie imagines that David is altar-bound in tonight's episode on Ozzie and Harriet, "Always a Bradegroom," 9 p.m., Channel 7. SPORTSITES... Spider Webb, who won his last three fights by knockouts, takes on Neal Rivera, who has won 32 of his 36 professional fights, on Boxing, 7 p.m., Channel 7. DRAMA DOINGS... Wagon Train tells the "Clara Duncan Story" with Angie Dickinson starring as a girl in search of her artist finance whose paintings are dangerously realistic, 7:30 p.m., Channel 4 ... John Carradine stars on the Millionaire as a Czechoslovakian who uses his money to search for his missing daughter, 8 p.m., Channel 2 ... Steel Hour presents "Little Tin God," about a man dying from tuberculosis who inspires his fellow patients, 9 p.m., Channel 2. Richard Boone, Jeff Donnell and Fritz Weaver co-star ... James Edwards, outstanding Negro actor, stars on Accused as Borden Kane, a man who murders the German officer responsible for his brother's death in a prison camp, 10 p.m., Channel 7. MOVIES ... "Knockout," Arthur Kennedy, 9 p.m., Channel 9 ... "Moulin Rouge," Jose Ferrer, 10:30 p.m., Channel 2 ... "Two Smart People," Lucille Ball, 10:45 p.m., Channel 11 ... "The Marshal's Daughter," Laurie Anders, 12 midnight, Channel 2 ... "Fog Island," Lionel Atwill, 12 midnight, Channel 7 ... "Intermezzo," Leslie Howard, 12 midnight, Channel 9. Brain Improves Itself In Complex Training BERKELEY (UPI) — Scientists at the University of California at Berkeley say they have found that "brain-training" may make smart people out of dull people. While present experiments have been confined to rats, there seems to be a possibility that training produces measurable and lasting changes in the chemistry of the brain — changes which very likely improve the ability to learn. In experiments on rats, the researchers have found that animals put through complicated training experiences show significant increases in the level of cholinesterase, a brain enzyme, in comparison to control animals which are identical except for their lack of training. Some of the questions the scientists hope to answer in future experiments are: — can the brain enzyme level of so-called dull rats be raised through training to the level of bright rats? — can dull rats profit more than bright rats through training? — is there a limited age at which training is effective? —and are certain types of training more effective than others? I've Got A Secret' Panel Answer Given NEW YORK (UPI) — Here's a TV quiz: Name the original panel on the "I've Got A Secret" show, which is now seen on CBW-TV each Wednesday. Answer: Melville Cooper, Laura Hobson, Orson Bean and Louise Albriton were the panelists when the show first appeared on June 19, 1952. The current panel on the show, which stars Garry Moore, consists of Bill Cullen, Henry Morgan, Betsy Palmer and a Around By V HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Robert Montgomery, slick leading man a past_era, has returned to roles after a seven-year hiatus produce and direct—but not in—a new movie. The debonair star gave up film career to tackle television medium with which he is roughly fed up. His show, "Robert Montgomery Presents," nose-dived two seas ago, after which Bob became advisor to President E. Hoover. He continues to hold his post with the President. "Television is in bad shape. Industry never asks itself what is doing to or for the American public. And don't think it's TV." The public is paying for new demands for services created by television. "The powers that be are convinced all TV must be separated into 'entertainment,' 'education,' and 'cultural' shows, and they can never be combined." So Much Junk "All these cowboy programs tempt us to show Americans favorite light, but just the site occurs. It's just so junk." Montgomery, his hair strut with silver, still is a hand man who could well return playing leading roles among others of his era—Clark John Wayne, Jimmy Stewart Robert Taylor. But he doubles Year For Tourists CHICAGO (UPI) — Visitors to Chicago this summer will participate in one of the city's biggest tourist seasons. Along with the normal amount of activity in museums, parks, sports, concerts, beaches, there will also be the International Trade Fair from July 2 to July 18 to celebrate the long-awaited opening of the St. Lawrence Seaway. Participating in the observances will be Queen Elizabeth II, as monarch of neighboring Canada. The Festival of the Americas, from Aug. 3 to Sept. 7, will include the Pan American Games from Aug. 27 until its conclusion. Called the Olympics of the western hemisphere, the Pan American Games will bring to the U.S. More Latin Americans than any other single event in recent years. Chicago is preparing not only to accommodate the athletes but to provide the necessary facilities for their competition. Rowing events, which cannot be held on the choppy Lake Michigan, will be moved to the rivers and canals of the Illinois Waterway. Georgia was the first state to allow 18-year-olds to vote. Simplify Travel Tour Experts Say NEW YORK (UPI) — Package tours can help make your "dream trip" come true. Worked out by experienced tour operators, these tours assume for the traveler the problem of how to get from air or train terminal to hotel. They have a local representative at each stop to assist with any problems and they carefully plan a sightseeing program that will utilize available time to the fullest. Another feature: you pay in advance. This eliminates doling out money along the way. You can select a package tour to fit not only the time you have, the price you want to pay, the place you want to visit, but almost any hobby you want to pursue. Another variation is possible in the choice of traveling companions. Some prefer to travel in a group, accompanied by an experienced guide to take care of details. Another type of escorted tour is one in which the group gets a guide for each city, but travels to the different cities on its own. Independent package tours also are available for those who prefer to travel alone, or with friends or family. Travel agents can show you many different types of tour and help select the one you will enjoy the most. Hens Aren't Chicken In The Fight Field ELK RIVER, Minn. (UPI) — Hens aren't necessarily benpecked, according to researchers who found that chickens penned together are constantly fighting to decide who bosses whom. Poultry experts at the Nutrena Feeds' research farm here said the "bosses" monopolize feed, ter and nests, sometimes even cowing the lowly into starvation. BRITON AT HOME HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Englishman James Mason has deserted this movie capital temporarily to star in the sophisticated comedy-thriller, "ATouch of Larceny," which is being made in London. Surgical Instrument Cleaned By Sound WESTBURY, N.Y. 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If you wish the name of the special feature call after o'clock Wednesday evening or early Thursday mor Around Hollywood By Vernon Scott HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Robert Montgomery, slick leading man of last era, has returned to movie after a seven-year hiatus toduce and direct—but not star in a new movie. The debonair star gave up his career to tackle television, a medium with which he is thoroughly fed up. His show, "Robert Montgomery cents," nose-divided two seasons after which Bob became vice advisor to President Eisenhower. He continues to hold down post with the President. Television is in bad shape, Montgomery said bitterly. "The industry never asks itself what it doing to or for the American public. And don't think it's 'free.' The public is paying for it through new demands for goods and services created by television." The powers that be are concerned all TV must be separated from entertainment, 'educational' and 'cultural' shows, and that they can never be combined. So Much Junk "All these cowboy programs attempt to show Americans in a more light, but just the opposite occurs. It's just so much ugly." Montgomery, his hair streaked with silver, still is a handsome man who could well return to playing leading roles along with others of his era—Clark Gable, John Wayne, Jimmy Stewart and Robert Taylor. But he doubts if wars. "I haven't had the time," he said. "Right now I'm terrifically busy with my new picture, 'The Halsey Story.' The movie will be limited to three or four weeks of Admiral 'Bull' Halsey's life, during the Battle of the South Pacific. It's not a biography. There's generally a period in every man's life when he either goes forward and accomplishes greater things, or disappears from public view. That's what happened to Halsey in 1942 when he commanded the 7th Fleet." Cagney Plays Role Montgomery first met the retired admiral in 1943 when the actor was serving aboard a destroyer in the Pacific. "I had a tremendous admiration for his leadership." Montgomery recalled. "He's been a great help assisting us with the script, giving us details no documents provide. "We've been fortunate in signing Jimmy Cagney for the title role. I've always wanted to do a picture with Jimmy. He looks a great deal like Halsey. And we've got Dennis Weaver—the actor who plays 'Chester' on 'Gunsmoke'—playing the second role." It's nice to be back in Hollywood with a good picture ready to roll. But I'm on call any time the President needs me in Washington." MUTED HOLLYWOOD (UPI)—Julie Lon- Spending Level Boost Slated for California LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Government and consumer spending in 1950 is expected to reach 25 to 35 billion dollars more than the 1958 level. This prediction comes from Dr. Theodore A. Anderson, associate professor of business administration at the University of California at Los Angeles. Anderson says the upswing will result in a lengthening of the average work week, higher production and employment, greater output per man-hour and higher prices. Andersen also predicted that employment in Los Angeles would rise by four per cent, a gain of 100,000 workers, while personal income and retail sales will go up eight per cent. CAST IN CORAL SEA FILM HOLLYWOOD (UPI)—Englishborn Patricia Cutts will play the second feminine lead in Charles Schneer's "Battle of the Coral Sea." She'll portray an Australian nurse. So Much Junk All these cowboy programs atempt to show Americans in a provocable light, but just the oppo-occurs. It's just so much nk. Montgomery, his hair streaked with silver, still is a handsome man who could well return to playing leading roles along with others of his era—Clark Gable, John Wayne, Jimmy Stewart, and Robert Taylor. But he doubts if he will return to the greaspaint Surgical Instruments Cleaned By Sound WESTBURY, N.Y. (UPI) — Ultrasonic equipment is enabling hospitals to eliminate completely annual handling of surgical instruments during cleaning. According to its manufacturer, the Narda Ultrasonics Corp. of Westbury, the new equipment supplements steam sterilizing and removes the danger of cross-infection from human hands. Sound waves so high that they are inaudible to the human ear have been found effective in removing even the tiniest bits of dirt from the most tenacious surfaces, which are left not only clean out sterile as well. Show ASE NOTICE O BE HELD sday LETE SHOW G 12:30 NO TAX TO PAY! On any day, make the stores listed below one ticket good for ad-ANT SPONSORED SHOWS PAY. DING BUSINESS FIRMS Heying's Bezall Drugs 146 West Center MUTED HOLLYWOOD (UPI)—Julie London, who has sung the title or theme song in her last seven consecutive films, doesn't sing at all in her current picture, "The Wonderful Country." LINCOLN DRIVE IN THEATRE • BUENA PARK 6512 LINCOLN BLVD. JA 72223 Yul Brynner "The Buccaneer" Charles Bronson "When Hell Broke Loose" GEM THEATRE 12836 B. Euclid. Garden Grove JK. 4-2413. Show starts I-B-M-Rus Tamblyn "TOM THUMB" Joseph Cotton Deborah Paget In Jules Verne's "FROM THE EARTH TO THE MOON" Both in Color GARDEN Theatre 804 L. Center • Anheim • KE. 5-0148 STARTS TODAY Limited Engagement Ends Saturday BRIGITTE BARDOT Mademoiselle Striptease Beautiful and Proud.. "LIANE, JUNGLE GODDESS" in EASTMAN COLOR ANAHEIM 229 W. CENTER ST KEY 5-3602 Now Showing Open 6:45 P.M. 2 ACADEMY WINNERS SUSAN HAYWARD I want to Live! THE HOUSE TRIAL THAT SHOCKED THE WORLD! ALSO ON PROGRAM Rosa Harper Desert Ember Dorothy Newton SEPARATE TABLES WEST COAST S.A. 3-8317 "Warlock" Richard Widmark & Dorothy Malone also "XR for Murder" FOX FULLERTON LA 5-2181 Bob Hope—Rhonda Fleming "ALIAS JESSE JAMES" John Wayne—Dean Martin "RIO' BRAVO" BUENA PARK 7886 Grand Ave. Across From Knott's Berry Farm For Information Phone LA 2-2816 NOW PLAYING 2 Thrilling Hits Sandra Dee—James Darren "GIDGET" "UP PERISCOPE" Starring James "Maverick" Garner NO TAX TO PAY! On any day, make the stores listed below one ticket good for ad-ANT SPONSORED SHOWS DAY. BING BUSINESS FIRMS Heying's Bezall Drugs 144 West Center Hurst Jewelry 132 West Center Kar's Shoes 142 West Center Leo's Family Cafe Center and Los Angeles Martenet Hardware 223 West Center McCoy Drugs Center & Los Angeles Moda O'Day 162 West Center A. H. Kress & Co. Across from Fox Theater SQR Store Center & Lemon West Auto Supply Chestnut & Los Angeles CO-SPONSORED BY ANAHEIM 229 W.CENTER ST. KEY 5-3602 Beautiful and Proud.. "LIANE, JUNGLE GODDESS" in EASTMAN COLOR NOW PLAYING: 2 Thrilling Hits Sandra Dee—James Darren "GIDGET" "UP PERISCOPE" Starring James "Maverick" Garner Broadway Starts At 7:00 SANTA ANA BROADWAY KI 2-4737 BROADWAY AT FIFTH SANTA ANA ORANGE DRIVE-IN SANTA ANA FWY at CHAPMEN·KE 8-2951 Orange Starts At 6:45 VICTOR MATURE "The BANDIT OF ZHOBE" ALSO "GUNMEN FROM LAREDO" PACIFIC DRIVE IN THEATRES ANAHEIM ANAHEIM DRIVE-IN LEMON & ORANGTHORP LA 5-3526 Elizabeth Paul Burl Taylor Newman Ives "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" ALSO "SOME CAME RUNNING" WESTMINSTER HI-WAY 39 DRIVE-IN NWY 39 or GARDEN GR. TW 3-3561 Henry Anthony Dorothy Fonda Quinn Malone "WARLOCK" ALSO "RX MURDER" SANTA ANA PAULO DRIVE-IN NEWFRT BL. & PAULINO KI 5-3313 "The MONSTER OF PIEDRAS BLANCAS" ALSO "OKEFENOKEE"