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TELEVISION Any program deviations from these logs are the results of last-minute changes by the station (C) denotes program in color. KNXT 2 KTLA 5 KTTV 11 KRCA 4 KABC-TV 7 KHJ-TV 9 KCOP 13 TUESDAY NIGHT 5:00—2-Amos 'n' Andy 4-Giroux Show 9-John J. Anthony 5:05—11-Topper 5:30—2-Movie 5-Bozo the Clown 7-Adventure Time 9-Criswell Predicts 5:45—9-News 11-Orange Show 6:00—4, 7-News 5-Popeye 9-Cartoon Express 13-Baxter Ward 6:15—7-Sports 11-Jim Bowie 13-Cal Tinney Sees 6:30—4-Curt Massey (C) 5-News 7-It's a Great Life 13-Robin Hood 6:45—4, 5, 11-News 7:00—2-News 4-Rescue 8 5-Hollypark Highlights 7-Roy Rogers 9-Little Rascals 11-This Is Alice 13-Treasure 7:30—2-Montgomery Speaks 4-Dragnet 5-Official Detective 7-Sugarfoot 9-Oscar Levant 11-Three Stooges 13-Wonders of World 8:00—4-Steve Canyon 5-Night Court 11-Dictator Story 13-Walter Winchell 8:30—2-To Tell Truth 4-Jimmie Rodgers (C) 7-Watt Earn 4-Today 7:45—2-News 8:00—2-Our Miss Brooks 5-Cartoons 8:30—2-Kingdom of Sea 5-Red Rowe 7-Fun to Reduce 11-Movie 8:45—7-Chet Milani 9:00—2-On the Go 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 11-I Led Three Lives 11:00—2-Love of Life 4-Tie Tac Dough 5-Romper Roor 7-I Married Joan 9-Lookin' at Cookin' 11:30—2-Searen for Tomorrow 4-Could Be You 7-It's a Great Life 9-Movie 11:45—2-Guiding Light 12:00—2-News, Movie 4-Queen for Day 5-Uncle Luther 7-George Hamilton 11-Sheriff John 12:30—4-Haggis Baggis (C) 7-Play Your Hunch 12:45—9-Movie 1:00—4-Young Dr. Malone 5-News, Gardiner 7-Music Bingo TV INGE. Tuesday ALTHOUGH NOTED for his brooding tragedies, the late Eugene O'Neill demonstrated his versatility by penning "Ah, Wilderness." a mellow comedy about life in a small town at the turn of the century. Tonight Hall of Fame presents a 90-minute adaptation of the play with Lloyd Nolan, Helen Hayes and Lee Kinsolving taking leading roles in the story of a newspaper editor and his family. 9:30 p.m., Channel 4. SPECIAL PROGRAM ... Field Marshal the Viscount Montgomery, Great Britain's controversial military leader who has been creating headlines recently with his blunt opinions on international relations, will answer questions fired at him by Edward R. Murrow and Charles Collingwood Montgomery Speaks His Mind, 7:30 p.m., Channel 2. DRAMA DOINGS ... A young wife finds herself in trouble when she meets with an unsavory character in a bar after a quarrel with her husband in "Act of Folly," on Walter Winchell File. 8 p.m., Channel 13... An 9-Little Rascals 11-This Is Alice 13-Treasure 7:30-2-Montgomery Speaks 4-Dragnet 5-Official Detective 7-Sugarfoot 9-Oscar Levant 11-Three Stooges 13-Wonders of World 8:00-4-Steve Canyon 5-Night Court 11-Dictator Story 13-Walter Winchell 8:30-2-To Tell Truth 4-Jimmie Rodgers (C) 7-Wyatt Earp 13-Movie 9:00-2-Arthur Godfrey 4-Californians 5-Crossroads 7-Rifleman 9-Movie Theater 11-N.Y. Confidential 9:30-2-Red Skelton 4-Hall of Fame (C) 5-Star & Story 7-Naked City 11-Dial 999 10:00-2-Garry Moore 5, 11, 13-News 7-Alcoa Presents 10:15-11-Paul Coates 10:30-5-Media 7-News 10:40-9-John Willis 10:45-7-News 11-Movie 11:00-2, 4-News 5-Strictly Informal 7-AI Jarvis 9>Theater 11:25-2-Movie 4-Jaek Paar 28:00-7, 9-Movie WEDNESDAY DAYTIME 6:10-4-Farm Report 6:30-4-Continental Classroom 6:50-2-Farm Report 7:00-2-Captain Kangaroo Radio Selections Any program deviations from these logs are the result of last-minute changes by the stations. 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KMC-Dance Time KNF-Phoenix Metropolitan Ambling By Ann W HOLLYWOOD — Alena Murray who playmakes a show gal who baby has no legitimate papa “Say One For Me,” doesn’t hold with the oft-heard wall from his sex; “There just aren’t enough men in Hollywood to go around.” “What they mean,” expounds Alena, “is that there aren’t enough escorts among the actors producers and directors in the dustry. Personally, I see no reason to limit dates to the entertainment field. I think it’s more fascinating to listen to conversation about matters outside my profession, as men not concerned with the movie and who know little about it, more interested to hear about from me. “Unfortunately, girls are prone to limit themselves socially to the business acquaintances. They should get out on the golf lime the yacht clubs, the tennis courts the swimming and hiking and fishing clubs. If they are more interested in the sports men pursue, they won’t have to call up girl friends.” TRY OUR PERSONALIZED SHIRT SERVICE TOO! • Professional finish for perfect fit • Missing or broken buttons replaced • Starch “As you like it” Try it now – you’ll be glod you did! TUESDAY 8:00 P.M. KKX—Edward Murrow KKJ—News, Crowell KABC—Hemingway News KPWB—Elliot Field KFI—News, Weather KMPC—News, Grand 1:15 P.M. KFI—News KXI—Carress Alcott KABC-M. Weaver 8:30 P.M. KABC—News KNJ—Sports, Crowell KFI—News KXI—Tom Harmon KABC—News, Airwatch 9:45 P.M. KABC—Orville Anderson KFI-KNX-News 6:00 P.M. KFI-a or Clock Journal KKNX-Sports, Storey KABC-Commentary KJN-Jnews, Travis KNB-Ball, Keen 4:15 P.M. KFI-sports Report KXI-Lowell Thomas KABC-Dale Harvey KMPC-News 4:20 P.M. KNX-Business, Melody 7:00 A.M. KFI—News KXI-McCoy, Caimer KABC-Hemingway News KJN-Jnews, Martindale KNB-Brewer, Hayes KFAC-Coffee Concert KMPC-News, Whittinghill 1:15 A.M. KABC-John Treffer KFI-Gene Read KXI-Bob Crane 1:20 A.M. KXI-Prank Goss 1:45 A.M. KFI-News KXI-Harry Sabbitt 8:00 A.M. KABC-Curt Eagle News KMPC-News KBLA-Ist Luth Church KPI-News, Kill Road KXB-Box Grum 8:15 A.M. KMAC-Bottona, Sports KBC-John Treffer KXA-Marcus Pearl Marver 9:00 A.M. KFI-KFAC-News KMXC-Dick Whitinghill KXA-Dragon, Crane KAXC-Dale Harvey 9:45 A.M. KFI-Turn Badchuck KFI-Unity Viewpoint 9:00 A.M. KFI-News, Tura Bod Club EXEC News EXEC-Joe Tocam EXEC-Broadband Club 8:00 P.M. KFI-News, City News Desk KMPC-Bill Stewart KABC-News, Pinkley 7:00 P.M. KABC-Sports, Walton KNHJ-Putton Lewis Jr. 7:15 P.M. KhJ-Henry Travis 7:25 P.M. KBAC-World of Tomorrow 7:30 P.M. KNX-Bus, News, Answer Please 7:45 P.M. KNX-City Editor 8:00 P.M. KBAC-World tonight KBAC-Evening Concert 8:15 P.M. KBAC-News, Monterey 8:15 P.M. KNX-This Is L.A. 8:30 P.M. DAYTIME RADIO. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7:00 A.M. KFI-News KXI-McCoy, Caimer KABC-Hemingway News KJN-Jnews, Martindale KNB-Brewer, Hayes KFAC-Coffee Concert KMPC-News, Whittinghill 1:15 A.M. 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KhNJ-Just Entertainment KhPJ-News 12 NOON KhNJ-KNAIC News Jim Amache KhPW-Ted Quillin KhPJ-Farlin Reporter KABC-Hollywood, Zimmer 9:00 P.M. KBW-Bill Ballance KBW-Xnews-Obinn Please 9:30 P.M. KBWC-Dance Time 10:00 P.M. KBX-News 10:15 P.M. KI-Changing Times 10:30 P.M. KBWC-Dance Time 10:45 P.M. KI-Just Music 11:00 P.M. HKJ-Newswheel KBW-Merry Ge Round 11:15 P.M. KI-Conservation Please 11:30 P.M. KBWC-Music Til Dawn 12 MIDNIGHT KI-Other Side Of Day KBWC-Red Blanchard TV INGE, Tuesday, April 28th Sights'n' Sounds By GENE INGE THOUGH NOTED for his tragedies, the late Eun-O Neill demonstrated his utility by penning "Ah, merriment," a mellow comeback life in a small town turn of the century. To Hall of Fame presents a minute adaptation of the with Lloyd Nolan, Helen and Lee Kinsolving taking roles in the story of newspaper editor and his fam: 30 p.m., Channel 4. EXECIAL PROGRAM ... Marshal the Viscountgomery, Great Britain's universal military leader has been creating headlines recently with his blunt on international relations will answer questions at him by Edward R. Murray and Charles Collingwoodgomery Speaks His Mind, p.m., Channel 2. AMA DOINGS ... A young finds herself in trouble she meets with an unsavory matter in a bar after a quarrel with her husband in "Actolly" on Walter Winchell 8 p.m., Channel 13... An account executive for a brokerage firm leads a double life when he hires out as a professional killer for a gangland boss, in "The Assassin," on New York Confidential, 9 p.m., Channel 11. THIS 'N' THAT ... Treasure shows how a cargo of canned salmon worth $3,000,000 was salvaged from the bottom of the sea off the coast of Canada. 7 p.m., Channel 13... Paul Coates begins a new monthly series, the Golden Camera, and queries three Latin American dictators, Batista, Peron and Trujillo, during the first filmed interview. 8 p.m., Channel 11... Garry Moore has Joan Davis, Tommy Leonetti, Janice Paige and the Original Washboard Band as guests. 10 p.m., Channel 2. MOVIES ... "Man I Love," Ida Laptino, 8:30 p.m., Channel 13... "Behave Yourself," Shelley Winters, 9 p.m., Channel 9... "Big Store," Marx Brothers, 10:45 p.m., Channel 11... "99 River Street," Evelyn Keyes, 11:15 p.m., Channel 2. DEAR ABBY... Wise Him Up, Honey! by Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: I am the most shocked woman living. There is a woman friend of mine ten years older than I am and she confided in me that my husband had been to her home twice without my knowledge and made advances to her. She said she had to run around the kitchen table to get away from him when he tried to give her a birthday kiss. She never cared for him (she is married) and still doesn't. She also confided this incident to her husband. She is leaving it up to me as to what to do. I am 51, my husband is 50, and this woman is 61. SHOCKED DEAR SHOCKED: Your friend (?) has done a lot of confiding. Tell your husband he is unwise to try to kiss a woman who has such a big mouth. He'll understand. DEAR ABBY: To the husband of "STUMPED" who says that children should learn to sit in church quietly at an early age, I would suggest that someone arrange for him to sit for one hour or more on a hardwood seat, too high for his feet to reach the floor and too wide for him to touch the back without having his feet stick straight out in front of him. Place a taller person in front of him so that he can't see without stretching his neck. Then have someone up front reading aloud the writings of Aristotle (in Greek). I think he would not only become "restless"—he would be fit to be tied. GRANDMOTHER DEAR ABY: A well-to-do widow recently asked your advice on how to get a man who wasn't a golddigger. You referred to them (the men) as rats after cheese. I would like to clear up that issue because I am one. Most of us have been born poor. We make enough to live on but not enough to do the things we would like to do. Today it is impossible to make a fortune legally. If we do, we are too old and sick enjoy it. A rich wife would solve everything. I am 36 years old and support myself, my aged parents and a sickly brother. This leaves me nothing for luxuries. Is there anything wrong with my wanting a rich wife? Sincerely yours. GOLD-DIGGER DEAR GOLD-DIGGER: A "wife" (rich or poor) is still a woman. Women need to be loved for themselves. Cold hard cash attracts cold, hard people. There is nothing "wrong" with your wanting her—but don't be hurt if she doesn't want you. DEAR ABY: It has taken a long time for me to get up the nerve to write to you. I've been married 16 years to a woman whose voice is driving me crazy! She shouts in normal conversation, screams over the phone and can be heard all over the neighborhood. When we eat in a restaurant all you can hear is my wife. Can anything be done about Ambling With Ann By Ann Wardell Saunders HOLLYWOOD — Alena Murray, playmaker makes a show gal whose has no legitimate papa in One For Me,” doesn’t hold the off-heard wail from her “There just aren’t enough on Hollywood to go around.” that they mean,” expounded “is that there aren’t enough escorts among the actors, actors and directors in the industry.” Personally, I see no reason it dates to the entertainment I think it’s more fascinating listen to conversation about arts outside my profession, and not concerned with the movies who know little about it, are interested to hear about it me. Fortunately, girls are prone to get out on the golf links, beach clubs, the tennis courts, swimming and hiking and fish-bubs. If they are more interest-the sports men pursue, they have to call up girl friends to ask if they can find an escort.” Alena enjoys the distinction of being the only femme member of the Toyon Club of Catalina. “This Earth is Mine” is an earthy situation that gets off to a slow start but builds to a terrific climax. Good entertainment and a great cast, with Rock Hudson, Jean Simmons, Dorothy McGuire and Claude Rains. “Watusi” is another of those jungle adventure thrillers(?) which was so similar to “King Solomon’ Mines” I felt I was seeing an old picture. Very little to recommend this one. Jeanne Crain will play Laura Riley, a beautiful and independent ranch owner, In “Guns of the Timberland,” with Gilbert Roland, who portrays Monty Walker, a hard-drinking and rugged logger of the Northwest. Barbara Rush tells me she once had a yen to be a newspaper gal and got her first taste of printer’s ink covering the court beat for the Santa Barbara News Press. After the preview of “Last Train from Gun Hill,” Hal Wallis threw a whirling at Chasens, replete with dance hall “floozies” and waiters in Western garb. Door prizes were a week end at Las Vegas (for two), a live heifer, a toy train and a magnum of champagne. All that knitting Karen Steele does while she emotes in “Westbound” isn’t a lost cause. She completed a pair of socks for director Budd Boetticher. Not only will Pat Boone star in “Journey to the Center of the Earth” but his independent company will produce the film. My favorite husband says: “I’ve noticed that the fellow who says money isn’t everything doesn’t talk that kind of hokum until after he’s made a heap of it!” (Saunders Enterprises Syndicate) BEST BY PERCENTAGE CHICAGO (UPI) — Al Lopez of the Chicago White Sox owns the Cooper, currently starring with Charlton Heston in MGM’s “The Wreck of the Mary Deare,” say he isn’t trying to be the riches actor. My hope is that I can save enough capital to make a picture someday exactly the way I want to do it,” he grinned. “But tax are so high the amount I’ve bee able to save is ridiculously small.” I have a fixed price, and I stick to it.” Around Hollywood By Vernon Scott UPI Hollywood Correspondent HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Gary Cooper, miffed at the criticism of actors' gargantuan salaries, today rapped back at producers, saying the picture-takers are the ones writing the checks. Without employing a solitary “yup” or “nope,” Coop waxed eloquent in defense of his fellow performers. “Actors aren’t hurting the movie business by drawing big pay-checks,” he said. “The producers who squawk the most are the ones who are most willing to pay, because they hope to make even more money. If the actors weren't worth what they're getting, don't think for one minute production companies would be paying out all that loot.” Most vociferous objector to star salaries is Sam Goldwyn, who, upon hearing that William Holden and John Wayne were drawing $750,000 each for a new movie, blasted actors as traitors to the industry. “Holden and Wayne aren't taking chances on a percentage deal,” the rangy Cooper went on. "Why should they have to worry about the fluctuating currency in foreign countries and box office problems in this country. They" Greetings & Gifts • Professional finish for perfect fit • Missing or broken buttons replaced • Starch "As you like" Try it now – you'll be glad you did! Seema CLEANERS and LAUNDRY East Anaheim Alpha Beta Shopping Center West Anaheim 1717 W. La Palma at Euclid Downtown Anaheim 130 Elm Street KE 5-3819 BEST BY PERCENTAGE CHICAGO (UPI) — Al Lopez of the Chicago White Sox owns the best winning percentage of all active major league managers. During six seasons with the Cleveland Indians and two at Chicago, his teams have won 660 games and lost 418 for a .612 percentage. FOR WATER HEATERS Easy Payments and Plumbing Repairs Call a Plumber ORVAL STARMER KE 5-4959 114 Carleton TV SERVICE $3.50 PER CALL ORANGE COUNTY SERVICE CENTER KE 5-2179 ANAHEIM BUSINESS DIRECTORY Advertising ... PR. 4-7870 When You Want – Try a Want Ad → Anaheim Bulletin Fire Department KE. 3-1305 Police Department KE. 3-3131 Moving, Storage, General Trucking ... KE. 5-2863 Anaheim Truck and Transfer Co. 505 S. Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM BULLETIN AND THE ANAHEIM MERCHANTS DIVISION SILVER BONUS ENTRY BLANK Name ... Address ... City ... (Please print name and address plainly) No... Sheinwold on Bridge By ALFRED SHEINWOLD U.S. Masters Team Champion Disaster Crushes Reasonable Bid The overcall of one notrump shows 16 to 18 points, balanced distribution, and at least one stopper in the suit bid by the enemy. Even a hand of this strength may be severely punished, as shown in a hand sent to me by Tom H. Peebles, of Stellarton, Nova Scotia. East dealer North-South vulnerable NORTH ♠ 8 6 4 ♥ 8 5 4 3 ♣ J ♦ 9 8 6 4 3 WEST EAST ♠ A Q 9 7 5 3 2 ♠ J ♠ 10 2 ♠ 8 4 2 ♠ A K 7 5 3 ♠ 2 ♠ A I 10 SOUTH K 10 ♥ K Q J ♥ Q 10 9 6 ♥ K Q 7 5 East South West North 1 ♠ 1 NT Double All Pass Opening lead — ♠ 8 West opened the eight of diamonds, and East took the ace and king. Wondering why West had doubled, East led the ace of hearts. This drew the discouraging deuce from West, so East shifted to thealty of 2,000 points! This was not a record. Mr. Peebles observes, as it was not redoubled. (Even 4,000 points wouldn't be a record. One of the best players in the world went for a 4,600-point ride in front of my eyes one night in New York's famous Cavendish Club. I'm glad to say that he wasn't my partner that night!) "But tell us," asks Mr. Peebles, "where did the bidding go wrong? What are your suggestions to avoid a debacle like this again?" My first suggestion is to carry a good reliable rabbit's foot to ward off a calamity of this kind. The next is to get a partner who will run to a five-card suit after the double of one notrump. Nothing terrible could happen to North-at two clubs — but then this heart-wringing tale from Acadia would have died abnormally. Daily Question Partner opens with one notrump, and the next player doubles. You hold: Spades 8 6 4 Hearts 8 5 4 3 Diamond J Clubs 9 8 6 4 3. What do you say? Answer: Bid two clubs. Run to any five-card or longer suit when your partner is doubled at one notrump — if your hand is very weak. Your hand may be worth three or four tricks at the suit but may be worthless at notrump. (Copyright 1950, General Features Corp.) West opened the eight of diamonds, and East took the ace and king. Wondering why West had doubled, East led the ace of hearts. This drew the discouraging deuce from West, so East shifted to the jack of spades. West promptly ran his seven spade tricks. East threw away his small red cards, saving only the three clubs. Continuing Squeeze South was now caught in a continuing squeeze. He had to reduce to three cards. He decided to save the king of hearts and two clubs, throwing away his last diamond. West now produced the deuce of diamonds, and South was squeezed again. If South discarded a club, West would lead a club to his partner's ace-jack. If South instead, discarded the king of hearts, West would cash the ten of hearts and then lead a club to his partner's ace. South didn't take a single trick, and the defenders scored a pen. GEM THEATRE 12836 S. Euclid Garden Grove JE 4-2613. Show 7 p.m. tonight. NOW SHOWING Last Times Tonight Cary Grant, Deborah Kerr In Leo McCarey's "AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER" In color Susan Hayward, Richard Conte In the Story of Lillian Roth "I'll Cry Tomorrow" ORANGE THEATRE + FREE PARKING PHONE KE 8-1501 Held Over David Niven "SEPARATE TABLES" Susan Hayward "I WANT TO LIVE" LINCOLN DRIVE-IN THEATRE • SUENA PARK 6512 LINCOLN BLVD. JA 75223 Mickey Rooney "The Last Mile" Joel McCrea "Border River" Partner opens with one notrump, and the next player doubles. You hold: Spades 8 6 4 Hearts 8 5 4 3 Diamond J Clubs 9 8 6 4 3. What do you say? Answer: Bid two clubs. Run to any five-card or longer suit when your partner is doubled at one notrump — if your hand is very weak. Your hand may be worth three or four tricks at the suit but may be worthless at notrump. (Copyright 1950, General Features Corp.) In 1896, Vermont became the first state to allow civilians to vote by absentee ballot. THE PLACE TO GO... FOX WEST COAST THEATRES ANAHEIM 229 W CENTER ST KEY 5-3602 Now Showing Open 6:45 BOB RUSONDA HOPE-FLEMING ALIAS JESSE JAMES Also On Program RALLY ROUND THE FLAG, BOYS! WEST COAST S.A. 3-8317 "Warlock" Richard Widmark & Dorothy Malone also "RX MURDER" FOX FULLERTON LA 5-2181 Sandra Dee "GIDGET" Russ Tamblyn "tom thumb" LINCOLN DRIVE-IN THEATRE • SUENA PARK 6512 LINCOLN BLVD • JA 7-2223 Mickey Rooney "The Last Mile" Joel McCrea "Border River" FOX FULLERTON LA 5-2181 Sandra Dee "GIDGET" Russ Tamblyn "tom thumb" Broadway Starts At 7:00 SANTA ANA BROADWAY KI 2-4737 BROADWAY at FIFTH SANTA ANA PAULO DRIVE-IN NEWPRT BL & PAUERINO KI 5-3313 Orange Starts At DUSK —Two Great Horror Pictures— "MONSTER FROM PIEDRAS BLANCAS" ALSO "OKEFENOKEE" PACIFIC DRIVE-IN THEATRES ANAHEIM ANAHEIM DRIVE-IN LEMON & ORANGTHORP LA 5-3526 Starts at Dusk Elizabeth Paul Burl Taylor Newman Ives "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" ALSO "SOME CAME RUNNING" WESTMINSTER HI-WAY 39 DRIVE-IN NWY 39 N GARDEN GR. TW 3-3561 Starts at Dusk Henry Anthony Dorothy Fonda Quinn Malone "WARLOCK" ALSO "RX MURDER" SANTA ANA ORANGE DRIVE-IN SANTA ANA FWT at CHAPMAN • KE 8-2951 Starts at Dusk Victor Mature "The Bandit of Zhobe" ALSO "GUNMEN FROM LAREDO"