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A-2—Anheim (CoL.) Bulletin Monday, April 27, 1959 TV in Review By WILLIAM EWALD United Press International NEW YORK (UPI) — Like the contemporary gift shop, "Meet Me In St. Louis" — presented as a two-hour special Sunday night on CBS-TV — Is a tasseled container for the cute, the cuddly, the canning. It stocks on its shelves: A grandpa who wears a beret, a little sister who catacombs her life with dead dolls, a father who trips on roller skates, a mother with the patience of Albert Schweitzer, two souffle romances, lollipop picnics and parties and a young beau who looks like Tab Hunter and behold! — turns out, in fact, to be Tab Hunter. "Meet Me In St. Louis" is, of course, an urban pastorale — an idyllic treatment of city rustics—and director George Schaefer wisely decided to play it that way. Over two hours, it was a terribly tough vehicle to keep charged because it packed no real conflicts, no tensions — it was merely a flow of incidents held together by vanilla iceing — but I would say Schaefer succeeded fairly well in pushing its simmering charm along. He was helped a good deal by some amiable Hugh Martin-Ralph Blaine tunes — "The Trolley Song," "Skip To My Lou" and "The Boy Next Door" — and by some Duane McKinney sets that had a nice sense of wedding cake with temples in chalk. splicing of soft-shoe, and one of those jazz ballet things in which everyone hukks around like syncopated dybbooks. Kelly, who works well with youngsters, capered briefly with five-year-old Cherylene Lee and 13-year-old Liza Minelli, who is Judy Garland's daughter. Both segments were moderately agreeable, if not precisely adventurous. One sequence in which Kelly postured while Carl Sandburg crooned was ludicrous. Kelly had three foreign dancers on board — Claude Bessay, Judith Dornys and Gerd Andersson—and a fine, leggy set of females they were. However, like Kelly, their talents weren't put to much of a test. Short Shots: "Professor Tim," an Abbey Theater movie offered by NBC-TV's Omnibus, was a four-partige—a hackneyed plot, stock characters and directed far too stagily. Jean Shepperd's Chicago White Sox routine on the NBC-TV Steve Allen Show was the comedy highlight of the week end. Poor Dody Goldman has certainly had her troubles the past couple of seasons — Sunday night the CBS-TV Ed Sullivan Show went off the air right in the middle of her routine. The Channel Swim: ABC-TV will ax its daytime quiz. Play Hour Hunch, and replace it on May 11 with a five-a-week version of Mike Stokey's Pantomime Quiz—the new version of the charade. TOKYO (UPI) — Tough Liu Shao-chi, Red China's Communist, was chosen to succeed Mao Tse-tung as the Peiping government. Liu was the only man named for the post of "chairman the people's republic" at session of the rubber-stamp people's National Congress, his eventual election a virtual tainty. Soong Ching-Link (Mme Yat-sen), sister of Nationalna's Mme. Chiang Kai-sheu Tung Pi-su, and "elder man," were nominated for chairmen. A Peiping broadcast sign nominations were made by executive chairman of the co-armind thunderous applauses the deputies." The actual voting for chair and vice chairmen will be secret ballot. Before today's deputies who do not approve the official choices may vote whomever they wish — but tensive "write-in" campaign expected. The congress's 143-man pum made the nominations. Liu, Red China's "organ man," is generally regarded second in power only to Ma-self. The outgoing chairman announced some time ago that did not plan to seek re-election full power in Red China. 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A Fullerton man who wore cotics was sentenced For the theft of a motorcycle is Ronnie Ray Carey, 20 W. Brookdale. The cycle was from Dave Prescott, 201 W. dale. Carey's punishment went from 1-10 years. NATIONAL EDITION Legalized in accordance State Law December 26, 1923 Entered at second class in August 15, 1925 at the Post Anabeim, California under March 3, 1879. Phone PR. 4-7870 Subscription Rates: By Carrier—1 month $1.25 in advance at rate of $1.25 By mail $1.25 per month in advance at rate of $1.25 Newstand papers 10c. Papers over 30 days 19c. Sales tax will be added prices on taxable items against the advertising columns of the heim Bulletin same to be paid by the purchaser as required Liu Shao-Chi Named to Head Red China TOKYO (UPI) — Tough, cold Liu Shao-chi, Red China's No. 2 communist, was chosen today to succeed Mao Tse-tung as head of the Peiping government. Liu was the only man nominated for the post of "chairman of the people's republic" at today's session of the rubber-stamp People's National Congress, making his eventual election a virtual certainty. Soong Ching-Link (Mme. Sun Fat-sen), sister of Nationalist China's Mme. Chiang Kai-shek, andung Pi-su, and "elder statesman," were nominated for vice chairmen. A Peiping broadcast said the nominations were made by the executive chairman of the congress and vice chairmen will be by secret ballot. Before today's meeting, the executive chairman said deputies who do not approve of the official choices may vote for homever they wish — but no extensive "write-in" campaign is expected. The congress's 143-man presidium made the nominations. Liu, Red China's "organization man," is generally regarded as second in power only to Mao himself. The outgoing chairman, who announced some time ago that he did not plan to seek re-election, attains full power in Red China. LUNG OPERATION TELEVISED — A middle-aged patient, identified only as a chauffeur, was operated on for lung cancer at Stanford Hospital in San Francisco, in an operation which was televised to millions of viewers in the Bay area. Surgeons removed entire upper half of the left lung, and stated that there was every indication of success of the operation. Water, Await A By JAME United P SACRAMENTO (UPI) — water differences and a pair of eyes today. As the Legislature passed session, these measures were Truman Begins Lectures to Students Today NEW YORK (UPI) — For President Harry S. Truman, has "no degrees except those didn't earn." begins a three series of lectures to college students today on a subject he kills better than most professors-U.S. government. Truman promised he'd plain language, as usual, to lambia University students. "I'm no college professor," said on his arrival here Su with Mrs. Truman. "I'm going to deliver lectures to these kids as I've been ever since I left the White House. I'll try to explain what we and how to keep it." Truman, delivering the gural William Radner Lecture public law and government, lecture today on "The The executive chairman said deputies who do not approve of the official choices may vote for homeover they wish — but no extensive "write-in" campaign is expected. The congress's 143-man presidium made the nominations. Liu, Red China's "organization man," is generally regarded as second in power only to Mao himself. The outgoing chairman, who announced some time ago that he did not plan to seek re-election, stains full power in Red China and chairman of the Communist party. The post of "chairman of the public," roughly corresponding president, has traditionally been largely a ceremonial position in Red China as it is in Russia. Liu's selection for the job suggests it may be more important the future. China experts generally have regarded Liu as a more influential figure than Chou En-lai, the lib. suave diplomat who holds the titles of premier and foreign minister. The nomination of two vice chairmen was a new departure. Marshal Chu Teh, the 73-year-old grand old man" of Chinese Communism, was the only vice chairman of the republic while Mao held office. Court Hands Out Terms To Several Countians By Orange County News Service Several men were sentenced to state prison Friday by Superior Court Judge Robert Gardner. A man wanted by six counties or fake checks took the fast way out. Garth Aulden Daniels, 39, of 000 N. Vine, Anaheim, requested immediate sentencing for two count check charge. Punishment for the offense is from 1-14 years. Five narcotic selling counts against Henry Arce, 23, of 436 E. Truslow, Fullerton, one of four North Orange County men arrested in February, were dismissed. He pleaded guilty to the sixth. Arce, arrested on a grand jury indictment, requested immediate sentencing. He got his wish from the judge. His punishment will range from five years to life. Of the four men first arrested, three have been convicted and sentenced to prison. One of the suspects was acquitted by a jury. A Fullerton man who used narcotics was sentenced Friday for the theft of a motorcycle. He is Ronnie Ray Carey, 22, of 129 W. Brookdale. The cycle was stolen LUNG OPERATION TELEVISED — A middle-aged patient, identified only as a chauffeur, was operated on for lung cancer at Stanford Hospital in San Francisco, in an operation which was televised to millions of viewers in the Bay area. Surgeons removed entire upper half of the left lung, and stated that there was every indication of success of the operation. Herter Leaves For Paris Today By STEWART HENSLEY United Press International WASHINGTON (UPI) — Secretary of State Christian A. Herter leaves today for Paris to confer with other Western foreign ministers on strategy for dealing with Russia at the Geneva conference May 11. Herter, on his first major mission as a Cabinet officer, will meet Wednesday with British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd, French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville and West German Foreign Minister Heinrich von Brentano. With only three days of discussions scheduled, they will be working against time to resolve their differences over what to propose to Russia as solutions to the Berlin and German problems. High American officials said Herter is counting on the time element to push the Allies toward a strategy agreement which has eluded them in two months of talks in the four Western capitals. Herter's view, according to top informants, is that the Paris session should be prolonged a day or two if he and his colleagues run into difficulties in settling their differences. The new secretary, who was reported to have been urged by his predecessor, John Foster Dulles, to steer a firm course both at home and abroad, is scheduled tentatively to return to Washington Sunday. He will leave again about May 8 for Geneva. Anaheim Police Book Suspect for Burglary Richard Kenneth Long was booked Friday night at Anaheim Police Department for the last month's burglary of the Menasha Conatainer Corporation Cafeteria. Picked up on Anaheim-Fullerton Public Relations Prize Won by Anaheim Man Jack Long of Anaheim has been awarded the Top Public Relations Prize for 1959 by Executone Southern California Corp. The testimonial letter which won this award for Long was also a prize-winner in the nation-wide contest sponsored by Executone, Inc., nationally-known manufacturer of intercom and sound equipment. Long, who lives at 1424 California Place, has been associated with Executone for three years. THE ANSWER IS NO DALLAS, Tex. (UPI) — County Treasurer Warren G. 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Brookdale. The cycle was stolen from Dave Prescott, 201 W. Brookdale. Carey's punishment will range from 1-10 years. The Bulletin Published Daily Evenings Except Sunday and Holidays by ANAHEIM BULLETIN PUBLISHING CO. INC. HAZEL LOUDON, President L. H. LOUDON Vice-President and Co. Publisher STANLEY LORDONE Co-Publisher and Treasurer MILDRED TAGGART Board Member RICHARD FISCHILE JR. Secretary and Business Manager MEMBER OF THE ORANGE COUNTY NEWJERSEY NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES WEST-HOLLIDAY CO. INC. UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION Legalized in accordance California State Law December 28, 1951. Entered as amended matter August 15, 1923 at the Post Office at Anaheim, California under the Act of March 3, 1879. Phone PR. 4-7870 Subscription Rates: By Carrier—1 month $1.25, payable in advance at rate of $1.25 per month. By mail $1.25 per month payable in advance at rate of $1.25 per month. Newstand papers 10c. Papers over 60 days 10c. Sales tax will be added to quoted prices on taxable items appearing in the advertising columns of the Anaheim Bulletin same to be paid for by the purchaser as required by law. Anaheim Police Book Suspect for Burglary Richard Kenneth Long was booked Friday night at Anaheim Police Department for the last month's burglary of the Menasha Conatainer Corporation Cafeteria. Picked up on Anaheim-Fullerton Municipal Court Warrant 787 by Fullerton PD, Long was taken to the Anaheim station where he admitted to detectives prying open the cash drawer and making off with $3. Long allegedly admitted to police that he had been drinking on the night of the crime. LEFT AT THE POST HARTSVILLE, Ind. (UPI) — Fire Chief William Riley complained today that emergency volunteer firemen assigned to assist the regular fire department are altogether too eager in their work. On occasion, Riley said, the "irregulars" have taken off on the fire truck before the regulars arrived, and haven't even left word where the fire is. VACUUM CLEANER REPAIR Sewing Machine Repair Rentals Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. SEW-VAC MARKET 1217½ S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim—Call PR 4-8200 CHARLES OF THE RITZ' MISS ADRIENNE STRATTON Broadway Orange County April 27 to May 1 Personal and complimentary beauty consult with this fashion expert, direct from New Have her blend a shade of made-to-order powder created with you in mind, for you Cosmetics—street floor SHOP ALL DAY MONDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 9:30 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M. Water, Tax Bills Await Assembly By JAMES C. ANDERSON Unified Press International SACRAMENTO (UPI) — Rival measures to settle North-South water differences and a pair of key tax bills awaited Assembly action today. As the Legislature passed the two-thirds mark in the 120-day session, these measures were pending in the lower house: AB1173 by Thomas J. MacBride (D-Sacramenta), introduced at the request of Gov. Edmund G. Brown. The bill would boost the state's share of horse racing revenues by $12,400,000 a year by taking 15 cent out of every dollar bet instead of 13 cents. AB1176 by MacBride, also the governor's bill. It would boost inheritance taxes on distant relatives and unrelated beneficiaries by four million dollars. ACA26 by Bruce F. Allen (R-Los Gatos) provides contracts for sale of water and power could not be changed except by a two-third vote of both houses of the Legislature. It sets forth as state policy that the Legislature shall make binding contracts for the sale of water and power. ACA33 by Assemblyman Carley V. Porter (D-Compton). Porter's bill also contains the two-thirds vote clause but in addition authorizes the Legislature to issue bonds to finance the Feather River Project and to develop water projects in Northern, Central and Southern California. Porter's measure embodies Southern California policy that a guarantee of the validity of water contracts and financing must go 10 Drown in East; Boy Swept Over Niagara Falls United Press International Ten persons were believed drowned in Washington and Illinois boating mishaps Sunday and a 3-year-old boy was swept to his death over Niagara Falls. Six persons drowned and a seventh was missing and believed dead when a yacht with 12 persons aboard capsized in Puget Sound off Seattle. Five of the victims' bodies were found in the 43-foot yacht "Lois Ann" when it was towed ashore and a sixth victim was dead on arrival at a hospital. Coast Guard boats, a private craft and a Navy helicopter combined to rescue the survivors. The victims, all from Tacoma, were identified as Lois Ann Johnson, 13; Janna Lynn Tayet, 3 months; Reuben Torgerson, 70; and Mrs. Torgerson; Fritz Tayet, 44, a Tacoma junior high school principal, and Mrs. Tayet. Missing and presumed drowned was Martin Tayet, 81, father of Tayet. At Springfield, Ill., two men and a woman drowned but two little girls were saved when their boat overturned in the Sangamon River. Authorities recovered the body of Ernest Ryan, 37, Springfield, Sunday, and sought the bodies of Shirley Meyer, 22 and Van Wright 28 both of Jonesboro. Witnesses to the mishap pulled Barbara Beel, Springfield, and Loretta Davis, both 5, to safety. Thomas Bradbury, 3 Niagara falls, drowned Sunday when he tumbled into the Niagara River and was carried over the falls before he resumed his language, as usual, to Cochise University students. I'm no college professor," he said on his arrival here Sunday. Mrs. Truman. I'm going to deliver lectures these kids as I've been doing since I left the White House. I'm trying to explain what we have how to keep it." Human promised he'd talk in language, as usual, to Columbia University students. I'm no college professor," he on his arrival here Sunday at Mrs. Truman. I'm going to deliver lectures these kids as I've been doing since I left the White House. Try to explain what we have how to keep it." Human, delivering the inaugural William Radner Lectures on public law and government, will present today on "The Presidency." Tuesday on "The Constitution" and Wednesday on "Hyschael and Witch Hunting." The lectureship was established by the Radner Family Foundation Chevy Chase, Md. William Radner, a graduate ofumbia and of the university's New School, was a government officer who died in 1951 at the age of 43. Each of the former president's lectures will begin at 10 a.m. and 30 minutes. They are to be bowed by question and answerods. The questions will be put to human by a panel of six students selected because of their academic standings. There will be a different panel of six students at each lecture. ACA33 by Assemblyman Carley V. Porter (D-Compton). Porter's bill also contains the two-thirds vote clause but in addition authorizes the Legislature to issue bonds to finance the Feather River Project and to develop water projects in Northern Central and Southern California. Porter's measure embodies Southern California policy that a guarantee of the validity of water contracts and financing must go hand in hand. Allen holds to the theory that the less bonds used in building the FRP the better because bond financing interest rates will make the ultimate cost of the project twice as much. Estimates of the cost of the FRP already run upwards of two billion dollars. Governor Brown has endorsed a bond issue of 956 million dollars but never has committed himself on the subject of a constitutional amendment on water contracts. 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