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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 WEDNESDAY 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 Mickey Mouse Club 9 Criswell Predicts 5:35—11 Science Fiction 5:45—9 News 6:00—4 T., News 5-Popeye 9 Cartoon Express 13 Baxter Ward 6:30—11 Jim Bowie 6:15—7 Sports 13 Cal Tinney Sees 6:30—4 Curt Massey (C) 5 News 7 The Brothers 13 Robin Hood 6:45—4, 5, 11 News 7:00—2 News 4 Union Pacific 5 What's the Bid? 7 Boxing 9 Little Rascals 11 Superman 13 Danger Is My Business 7:30—2 Mr. Adams and Eve 4 Wagon Train 5 Olympic Wrestling 9 Spotlight on Youth 11 Citizen Soldier 13 Small Claims Court 7:45—7 News 8:00—3 Keep Talking 7 Lawrence Welk 9 Big Ideas 13 Air Power 8:30—3 Trackdown 4 Price Is Right (C) 9 Fishing Flashes 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 Chef Milani 9:00—2 On the Go 4 Dough-Re-Mi 9:30—2 Sam Levenson 4 Treasure 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 Tao-Dough 5 Romper Room 7 I Married Joan 9 Drama 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, Movie 4 Queen for a Day 5 Uncle Luther 7 George Hamilton 11 Sheriff John 12:30—4 Haggis Baggis (C) 7 Play Your Hunch 12:45—9 Movie 12:55—11 Baseball Feature 1:00—4 Young Dr. Malone 5 News, Cardiner 7 Music Logo THIS IS THE NIGHT for big excitement in TVdom as the annual Emmy Awards are handed out to the industry's outstanding performers in ceremonies to originate in Hollywood, New York and Washington, D.C. 16 p.m., Channel 4. The West Coast's part in the show will be staged at the Moilla Rouge night club in Hollywood. Stars participating in the festivities include Dinah Shore, Bob Hope, Polly Bergen, Jack Benny, Robert Young, Shirley Temple and Art Carney. DRAMA DOINGS... Wagon Train tells "The Kate Parker Story," about a man who plans to kill his wife and steal the gold she is carrying to California nisa. 7:30 p.m., Channel 4. Virginia Grey stars... Marvin Miller, as Mr. Anthony, is mis-taken for a menace when he tries to deliver the check to a young woman at a party, on the Millionaire, 9 p.m., Channel 4. Steel Hour presents Betts Palmer and Richard Greene by a frothy tale about a beautiful widow, a minister and a gang of brandy smugglers, "The Wayward Widow," 10 p.m., Channel 2. Wonder Drugs Also Increase WEDNESDAY 8:00 P.M. KFI News KNX-Bed Marrow KAO-Rose Carroll KHJ-News, Creston KPWB-Elliott Field KMPC-News, Brent 1:15 P.M. KAAB-Airnish, Sports KXC-Corona Auckt KFI News 1:30 P.M. KTX-Tom Harmon KABC-William Winter KFI News 4:00 P.M. KMPB-Bill Stewart 4:15 P.M. KMPB-Bill Stewart KPI-Panasonic, Weather 7:00 P.M. KNH-Pulton Lewis, Jr. KFI News, Belfast KXC-News, Music Hall KFAC-Interstate KABC-Sports, World of Tomorrow 7:15 P.M. KHI-Harry Travis 9:00 P.M. KPWB-Bill Ballance KNX-News, Conversational Hearing 9:15 P.M. KMPG-Dance Time 10:00 P.M. KPWB-Frost Warms KFAC-Crescent on Music 10:20 P.M. KPI-News Wonder Drugs Also Increase Threat of Germs By DELOS SMITH UPI Science Editor NEW YORK (UPI) - At least few of the chemical compounds which preserve people against the onslaughts of sickening bacteria also help bacteria maintain their selves in a state of suspension chemical animation while floating in the air. Dr. S. J. Webb discovered that he suspected that airborne bacteria was one reason for the co-tradictory increase in bacterial infections in hospital patients and personnel in this age of mighty bacteria - killers, the antibiotics and the sulfa drugs. But how could this be, when usually dries out bacteria in abl order and thus kills them? Experiments showed it could very readily — with one member of the notorious staphylococcus family of people-sickening bacteria. In the cells of the bacteria, proteins are bonded with water. Air takes out the water, the ptein structure collapses, and WEDNESDAY 8:00 P.M. KPI—News, Bea Marrue KABC—Roger Carroll KHA—News, Crowell KPWB—Ellieft Field KMPC—News, Great 1:15 P.M. KABC—Alan Moore Sports KXN—Correll Alutt KFI—News 1:30 P.M. KXN—Tom Harmon KABC—William Winter KPI—Sid Peller KHJ—Sports, Crowell 1:46 P.M. KPI—KNX-KABC-News 6:00 P.M. KPI—4 O'Clock Journal KABC—Ed Morsen KXN—Sports, Stover KWB—B. Mitch Road KHI—News, Travis KMPC—Sports 6:13 P.M. KFI—Sport KXN—themes, Rizzule KABC-Dolly, Harvey KMPC—News 6:30 P.M. KABC—Pineley KPI—City News Desk KNX—Business, Melody KMPC—Bill Stewart 4:40 P.M. KMPG-Bill Stewart KPI—Financial Weather 7:00 P.M. KJI-Pulton Lewis, Jr. KFI—News, Relax KXN—News, Muscle Hall KPAC—Interstate KAPC-Sports, World of Tomorrow 7:18 P.M. KJI-Henry Travle 7:30 P.M. KJI-Business, Answer Please 7:40 P.M. KJX-City Editor 8:00 P.M. KFI—News, People Are Funny KNX-World Tenight KFI—News, Chatterion KPAC-Eve Cancer KABC-News, Zimmer 8:15 P.M. KJI-Miss in L.A. KPI—Monitor 9:00 P.M. KFWB-Town Bassoon KXN-News, Conversational Heartlines 9:30 P.M. KMPG-Dance Time 10:00 P.M. KNX-Foot Warriors KFAC-Crossroads at Music 10:15 P.M. KNX-Sporting Times 10:20 P.M. KPI-Things Called Lite KNX-Phil Norris 10:45 P.M. KPI-Just Music 11:00 P.M. KNJ-Newswietel KFI—News, Sports KXN-News, Merry Go-Round 11:15 P.M. KPI-Consversation Please 11:20 P.M. CNX-Music Til Dawn 12 MIDNIGHT KFWB-Red Blancheard KMPC-Chrome KPI-Offer Side of Day DAYTIME RADIO. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7:00 A.M. KFI—News KABC-Hemingway News KXN-Near Marketplace KPWB-Bryn Hayes KPAC-Coffee Concert KNX-McCoy, Calmer 7:15 A.M. KIJ-Hit on Road KNX-Bob Crone KBAC-John Trettler 7:30 A.M. KIJ-News, Martindale KNX-Peace Cross KNX-Pete Concert 7:40 A.M. KIJ-Marina Report KNX-Harry Babbitt 8:00 A.M. KNW-Howard Flynn KAFC-Block Marset KNX-News, Hill Wood KNX-Bob Crane KBAC-Cill Eagle 8:15 A.M. KNX-News KAFC-Gerrits, Music KBMC-Business, Sports KBAC-John Trettler 8:20 A.M. KIJ-KPAC-News KIJ-Draper Crane 8:40 A.M. KIJ-News, Turn Back Clock KAFC-Unity Viewpoint 9:00 A.M. KIJ-News, Turn Back Clock KBX-News KAFC-Greendest Club KAFC-Consort KIJ-News, Crowell KAFWB-Joe Yosco 9:15 A.M. KNX-Bob Crone PBIL A.M. KBAC-Piane KBIP-Ladies Day 10:00 A.M. KBIP-News, Network Time KBIP-News, Right to Happiness KBIP-News KBPC-News, Irq Cook KBPC-Power Lind Hayes, Table Fire KBPC-Consert Stage 10:15 A.M. KBX-Second Mrs. Burton KBABC-Telle Test 10:30 A.M. KBJ-Goorge Crewell KBJ-Young Dr. Haslestone ( KBPC-Mouse Loft KBABC-John Heibrokok 10:45 A.M. KBX-Ma Parkins KBBC-Jim Amoche 11:00 A.M. KBIX-News, Martindale KBIX-News, Welsperin Strength KBPC-Masters in Miniseries 11:15 A.M. KBPC-Fall Sones KBCP-Couple Next Door 11:30 A.M. KBXP-Heart Beat Music Hall KBPI-Art Baker Notebook 11:48 A.M. KBXP-Just Entertainment 12 NOON KBIX-News KBAX-News, Jim Amoche KBPE-Ted Quillie KBPI-Parm Rowt KBIX-News 12:15 P.M. KBIX-Walk Hardwalks KBIX-News McLachlan KBPI-Callig. Agriculture 17:30 P.M. KBIX-Galloway Crane KBPI-News, Ed Hart 1:00 P.M. KBPI-Serenade KBPI-News, True Story KBPI-News, Travis 1:20 P.M.KMPC-News,Baseball 1:20 P.M.Woman in My Hour 1:45 P.M.Power Young's Family 2:00 P.M.KABC-Rover Carroll KBPI-News,Pennille Touch KNX-News,House Party 2:30 P.M.KBPB-Elliept Past 2:30 P.M.KBPB-Elliept Past 3:36 P.M.KPAC-World of Opera KNX-Phillip Norman 3:66 KMPC-Dodders Scoreboard 4:00 P.XJN-News,Crowell XPIN-News, 4:15 P.M.KCPA-Communication XPIN-News on Here KBABC-Hemingway News 4:30 XPIN-News,Pasture Wire 4:45 XPIN-NewsReport XPIN-News Go TV and RADIO Sights'n Sounds By GENE INGE IS THE NIGHT for big ment in TVdom as the Emmy Awards are handto the industry's outstanderformers in ceremonies in Hollywood, New Washington, D.C. 10 Channel 4. The West part in the show will agged at the Moulin Rouge club in Hollywood. Stars upating in the festivities are Dinah Shore, Bob Hope, Bergen, Jack Benny, et Young, Shirley Temple Art Carney. AMA DOINGS... Wagon tells "The Kate Parker" about a man who plans his wife and steal the she is carrying to California 30 p.m., Channel 4. VirGrey stars... Marvin as Mr. Anthony, is misfor a menace when he deliver the check to a woman at a party, on the maire, 9 p.m., Channel 2. Steel Hour presents Betsy er and Richard Greene in this tale about a beautiful y, a minister and a gang of ly smugglers, "The WayWidow," 10 p.m., Channel. SPORTSITES... Veteran Joey Giardello of Philadelphia slugs it out with Holly Mims of Washington, D.C. on Boxing, 7 p.m., Channel 7. THIS 'N' THAT... Danger Is My Business follows the career of a 21-year-old bullfighter from boyhood to his first major fight, in "El Matador," 7 p.m., Channel 13. Spotlight on Youth features a vocalist from Santa Monica High School, 7:30 p.m., Channel 9. MOVIES... "Ramona," Loretta Young, 5:00 p.m., Channel 3. "Out of the Fog," John Garfield, 8:00 p.m., Channel 13. "The Americano," Glenn Ford, 9 p.m., Channel 9. "High Wall," Robert Taylor, 10:45 p.m., Channel 11. "13 Rue Madeleine," James Cagney, 11:15 p.m., Channel 2. THURSDAY TV... Sam Levenson is visited by French Entertainers Denise Darcel and Jean Sablon on his show, 9:00 a.m., Channel 3. Southern California baseball fans get a TV look at the Dodgers, as the first in a four game schedule with the S.F. Giants screens at 1:26 p.m., Channel 11. Around Hollywood By Vernon Scott HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Kirk Douglas had his eye clawed out and was skewered by Tony Curtis in "The Vikings." He should have it so good right now. Kirk's adversities in that gory epic were nothing compared with his current problems as co-producer and star of "Spartacus." Now in its 60th day of shooting, the film has been jinxed from the start. Douglas has had more battles making the picture than he has in all his adventure movies. Things got off to a bad start when the cleft-chinned actor announced he would produce a screen version of the novel. Yul Brynner, another screen tough guy, said he was going to make the same picture, and what was Douglas going to do about it. After a few months of verbal sword-play, Brynner bowed out and Kirk confidently lined up his cast and director. Another Snag Encountered Again he hit a snag. The cast included the world's most independent performers—Sir Laurence Olivier, Charles Laughton and Peter Ustinov. Each genius in his own right and generally addicted to scene larceny on a grand scale, the old masters resented taking orders from Douglas. Lesser men would tear hair or take to drink. But not Douglas. He calmly took off few days rest in Palm Springs. There is a little sunshine Kirk's life; however—even if crucified in the picture. Curtis is in "Spartacus," too. This time Douglas kills him! WW II Vets Education Aid Dropping Stead SACRAMENTO (UPI) — A cations from World War II vans in California for education assistance have shown a st decrease to the point where are now only 37 per cent of total received. The State Department of DER DRUGS TO INCREASE HEAT OF GERMS BY DELOS SMITH UPI Science Editor YORK (UPI)—At least a few chemical compounds preserve people against the hits of sickening bacteria that bacteria maintain them in a state of suspended animation while floating air. J. Webb discovered this suspected that airborne bacteria is one reason for the conspiracy increase in bacterial infection in hospital patients and nel in this age of the bacteria - killers, the anti- and the sulfa drugs. How could this be, when air dries out bacteria in short and thus kills them? His actions showed it could be deadly — with one member notorious staphylococal of people-sickening bacteria, the cells of the bacteria, the are bonded with water. Dies out the water, the structure collapses, and the bacteria are finished. But the antibiotic chloramphenicol and some of the sulfa drugs substitute for water in this bonding. Bacteria remain in Air Air doesn't eliminate them nearly as fast it eliminates water. Meanwhile the bacteria remain in the air, unable to multiply but with their cellular protein structure intact. They get into a human body again and find moisture which dilutes and replaces the antibiotic or sulfa drug. They begin multiplying — they're in business again. The bacteria, of course, have to be "resistant" to the antibiotic or the drug, by which is meant they've learned chemically to live with them. More and more strains of sickening bacteria, especially of the staphylococcal family, are fully resistant. Surgery was first performed about 2500 B.C. Egyptian carvings have been found which show operations being performed. 'Cal-Vet' Loans On Increase, Says State SACRAMENTO (UPI) — More than 23 million dollars in "Cal-Vet" loans in a single month was reported recently by the State Department of Veterans Affairs. Total property purchases of $23,055,040 during March represented the highest monthly total since June 1957. March was the third straight month in which loans topped a workday daily average of one million dollars. The 1,758 loans to California wartime veterans included 1,628 for homes of existing construction, 116 home construction loans and 26 farm loans. Stenley Kubrick was brought in as the new director. He promptly bounced German star Sabina Bethmann from the feminine lead. Sabina, a statuesque blonde, wept unhappily and departed. She said her dismissal came as a shock and that there had been no indication she hadn't been doing a good job. Others Have Own Problems Olivier, Laughton and Ustinov clucked their sympathy, but they WW II Vets Education Aid Dropping Stead SACRAMENTO (UPI) — A collection from World War II vans in California for education assistance have shown a steep decrease to the point where they are now only 37 per cent of total received. The State Department of Vans Affairs says, however, that rollment of veterans' dependents continues about 50 per cent at that of last year at this time. MARINES IN TRIPOLI Lt. Presley N. O'Bannon, six Marines, some Greeks Arabs, passed through a slit of enemy musketry and took session of the batteries in capture of Derne, Tripoli on 27, 1805. There are more than 565 pendent scientific laboratories the U.S. working on research development in consultation industry. 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Bulletin—D-B Sheinwold on Bridge By ALFRED SHEINWOLD U.S. Masters Team Champion Watch Discards To Make Contract Most people think of the squeeze as a very difficult play that occurs late in a hand. Sometimes a squeeze is very simple and occurs quite early. Unless you're watching you won't even know it happened. South dealer North-South vulnerable NORTH ♠ Q 632 ♥ Q 1054 ♦ Q 43 ♦ 84 WEST ♠ 105 ♥ A K J 87 ♦ 872 ♦ 6 ♦ 1098 ♦ K J 76 ♦ 109532 ♦ Q J 7 SOUTH ♠ 94 ♥ A K J 93 ♦ A 52 ♦ A K 6 South West North East 1 Pass 2 Double Redouble Pass Pass 2 4 All Pass Opening lead — ♠ 10 West opens the ten of spades, and you cover with dummy's queen. You don't want West to win the first trick because he might shift to a diamond. East wins the first trick with the king of spades, continues with spades — and South discards a diamond. East is stuck with the lead, with nothing but three diamonds in his hand. If he leads a low diamond, dummy wins with the queen; and if East leads his king of diamonds, South takes the ace and gets dummy's queen later. Either way South makes the contract. Could East get out of this by saving all of his spades? Not really. South knows the spade situation from the very beginning. If East discards two diamonds, South will take the ace of diamonds and then duck a low diamond to East's king. This sets up dummy's queen of diamonds as the tenth trick. The fancy end-play is then not needed. Daily Question With the opponents passing throughout, you open with one heart and partner raises to two hearts. You hold: Spades 9 4 Hearts A K J 93 Diamonds A 52 Clubs A K 6. What do you say? Answer: Bid four hearts. You have 19 points in high cards, 1 point for the doubleton, and 1 point for the fifth heart after partner's raise. The total is 21 points, and partner should have enough to bring the partnership total up to the 26 points needed for game. (Copyright 1959, General Features Corp.) W II Vets Educational Dropping Steadily CRAMENTO (UPI) — Appliances from World War II veterinary California for educationalistance have shown a steadylease to the point where theynow only 37 per cent of thereceived. The State Department of Veter-Affairs says, however, that enment of veterans' dependentsincomes about 50 per cent aboveof last year at this time. MARINES IN TRIPOLI Presley N. O'Bannon, withMarines, some Greeks andJos, passed through a showerenemy musketry and took position of the batteries in thecurse of Derne, Tripoli on April1805. there are more than 565 inde-ident scientific laboratories inU.S. working on research anddevelopment in consultation withindustry. West opens the ten of spades,and you cover with dummy'squeen. You don't want West towin the first trick because hemight shift to a diamond. East wins the first trick withthe king of spades, continueswith the jack of spades, and then leadsthe ace of spades. Naturally, you ruff with a hightrump. West discards the deuceof clubs. Now you draw threerounds of trumps, exhausting thoseheld by West. Poor East Poor East feels the pressure almost at once. He can afford tothrow one diamond without a pang. Then what? A club discard looksdangerous (and won't help himanyway), so East throws the sevenof spades. Don't look now, but East hasbeen squeezed. Declarer cashes the top clubsand ruffs a club in dummy. Thelast spade is led from dummy.East covers with the eight of GEM THEATRE 12836 B. Euclid, Garden Grove JH 4-2613 Walt Disney's "PETER PAN" Robert Taylor, Eleanor Parker,Victor McLaglen, Russ Tamblyn"MANY RIVERS TO CROSS" Both in color LINCOLN DRIVE IN THEATRE LINCOLN BLVD. LA 75222 James Stewart "Bell, Book and Candle" Fred MacMurray "Good DayFor A Hanging" BUENA PARK 7356 GRAND AVIL.Access FromKnott's Burry FarmFor InformationPhone LA. 20818 NOW PLAYING CECIL B. DEMILLE'SPRODUCTION THE TENCOMMANDMENTSVISUALIZATION Weekdays Box Office Opens 7:00Show Starts At 8:00Saturday at 4:00 - 8:00Sunday at 12:00 - 4:00 - 8:00 throughout, you open with oneheart and partner raises to twohearts. You hold: Spades 94Hearts A K J 93 Diamonds A 52Clubs A K 6. What do you say? Answer: Bid four hearts. Youhave 19 points in high cards,1point for the doubleton, and 1 pointfor the fifth heart after partner'sraise. The total is 21 points,andpartner should have enough tobring the partnership total up to the28 points needed for game.(Copyright 1959, General FeaturesCorp.) Mechanical Scooper Made DAVIS, Calif. (UPI) — A machine that makes quick workof the disagreeable chore of cleaningout chicken manure has been developed and built by agriculturalengineers at the University of California campus here. ORANGE FREE PARKING B. Dee — (Color) "GIDGET" J. Carney (Color) "NEVER FEAL ANYTHINGSMALL" THE PLACE TO GO FOX WEST COASTTHEATRES ANAHEIM 229 W. CENTER ST. 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