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Say Khrushchev Likes SF as Summit Site LONDON (UPI) — Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, who is itching to visit the United States, would readily agree to San Francisco as the site of a summit meeting this year, Soviet diplomatic sources said today. Moscow, which earlier this year virtually ruled out a summit conference in the United States, appears to have reversed its position. Soviet diplomats let it be known with unconcealed enthusiasm that Russia would be ready to approve a San Francisco meeting with the leaders of the United States, Britain and France. Russia prefers the California city to New York or Washington, and considers Vienna rather than Geneva as a possible alternative meeting place in Europe, the sources said. The Russians regard July or early September as the most likely dates for the summit session. TV and RADIO Sights'n Sounds By GENE INGE SATURDAY EVE TV ... Racing from Hollywood Park returns to the TV screen with the $25,000-Added Debonair Stakes, 5:15 p.m., Channel 2 ... Perry Como's guests are dancer Carol Haney, songstress Joni James and comedian Jackie Miles, 8 p.m., Channel 4 ... Jimmie Rodgers headlines the Dick Clark show, 8 p.m., Channel 7 ... Juke Box Jury will be seen tonight after being pre-empted last night by the baseball game, 9 p.m., Channel 11 ... A stolen Van Gough painting leads Markham to Mexico, 10:30 p.m., Channel 2 ... MOVIES: "Walk Softly, Stranger," Joseph Cotton, 8:30 p.m., Channel 9 ... "Crashout," William Bendix, 11 p.m., Channel 2. SUNDAY ... Composer Oscar Hammerstein and writer Preston Sturges appear on the Last Word, 10 a.m., Channel 2 ... Final game of the current Dodger-Giant series in San Francisco screens at 1:25 p.m., Channel 11 ... History of the barbershop quartet is told on Johns Hopkins File, 2:30 p.m., Channel 7 ... The Geneva Conference, a news special during which leading reporters give background on the forthcoming foreign ministers' meeting, will be shown at 3 p.m., Channel 2 ... Pre-Teen Club Time makes its bow at 4:30 p.m., Channel 11 ... "Man of the Century," honoring Sir Winston Churchill, continues on Twentieth Century, 6:30 p.m., Channel 2 ... Red China ... Update reveals some growing failures on communism in China, 7 p.m., Channel 4 ... Steve Allen's guests include Anita Ekberg, singers Sarah Vaughan and Tommy Prisco, and comedian Lenny Bruce, 7:30 p.m., Channel 4 ... Louis Prima, Keely Smith, Dolores Gray, Hume Cronyn and Jessica Tandy head the Ed Sullivan roster, 8 p.m., Channel 2 ... "Nobody's Child" on G.F. Theater stars Diane Rowley. Around H By Vermeer HOLLYWOOD (UPI)—Splash! Matinee idol Robert Taylor has plunged into the television swim. The long-time (25 years) movie hero is now a video detective, making his debut in the fall in a regular weekly series. He's completed four episodes of "Robert Taylor's Detectives"—a working title. This is news? Yep. Because a year ago the handsome actor appeared briefly in a "Thin Man" show and said, "This is my first and last TV appearance. I don't like the medium, and I can't say that I enjoy watching it either. Under contract to MGM at the time, the 48-year-old performer added, "starring in a television Chinese Inventor-Genius Precocious 7-Year-Old" DENVER (UPI) — The Chinese should be very proud of 7-year-old Richard Wang. His teachers at East High School are. They say he is one of the best students they ever had. Richard came to the U.S. two years ago. He couldn't speak a word of English then but now he is making straight A's in most of his subjects and rates in the upper five percent of his class. Preston Sturges appear on the Last Word, 10 a.m., Channel 2... Final game of the current Dodger-Giant series in San Francisco screens at 1:25 p.m., Channel 11... History of the barbershop quartet is told on Johns Hopkins File, 2:30 p.m., Channel 7... The Geneva Conference, a news special during which leading reporters give background on the forthcoming foreign ministers' meeting, will be shown at 3 p.m., Channel 2... Pre-Teen Club Time makes its bow at 4:30 p.m., Channel 11... "Man of the Century," honoring Sir Winston Churchill, continues on Twentieth Century, 6:30 p.m., Channel 2... Red China... Update reveals some growing failures on communism in China, 7 p.m., Channel 4... Steve Allen's guests include Anita Ekberg, singers Sarah Vaughan and Tommy Prisco, and comedian Lenny Bruce, 7:30 p.m., Channel 4... Louis Prima, Keely Smith, Dolores Gray, Hume Cronyn and Jessica Tandy head the Ed Sullivan roster, 8 p.m., Channel 2... "Nobody's Child" on G.E. Theater stars Diane Brewster, Evelyn Rudie and Shellah Graham, 9 p.m., Channel 2... 10-year-old Portland Mason is spotlighted on the Arthur Murray Medal Ball, 10:30 p.m., Channel 5... MOVIES: "Dragonwyk," Gene Tierney, 10:30 p.m., Channel 4... "Last Days of Pompel," Preston Foster, 12:10 a.m., Channel 9. MONDAY TV ... Mike Stokey's Pantomime Quiz begins a Monday-through-Friday schedule, 12:30 p.m., Channel 7. RADIO ... A special concert from Leipzig, Felix Mendelssohn's home town, opens the preliminaries for the World Music Festivals, Sunday, 12:06 p.m., KNX ... Ida Luphno and Howard Duff co-star on Suspense Sunday in "On a Country Road," about a woman escapee from a mental hospital, 5:30 p.m., KNX ... The Geneva Conference airs Sunday at 9:05 p.m., KNX. Radio Selections Any program deviations from these logs are the result of last-minute changes by the stations. KLAC ... 570 KFI ... 640 KMPC ... 710 KBIG ... 740 KXC ... Today L.A. KXC ... Teen Magazine KXC ... Sports Travis KXC ... Frank Goes KXC ... Sports Story KXC ... Sports Girls KXC ... Sports Princess KXC ... Entertainment, USA KXC ... News KPAC ... Ballot Time KAPC ... Publication KPAC ... 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KIIP - News, Monitor KABC - World Tonight KFAC - Concerts Hour KJU - World Tonight KJU - World Tonight KJU - World Tonight KJU - World Tonight 9:00 P.M. KNEW - Tunes KABC - Lawrence Well KIIP - For You KNEW - Lawrence Well KABC - Sydney Watson KIIP - Hollywood Palladium KMAC - Broadway Theatre 10:00 P.M. KNX - News KIIP - Western Jubilee KFAC - Music Crossroads KJU - Modern Theater 10:15 P.M. KNX - Carmel Alcott KIIP - Postal Office 10:30 P.M. KIIP - Philip Norman KFAC - Dance Time 11:00 P.M. KNX - News KIIP - Newsworth Dance Time 11:15 P.M. KNX - UN on Record 11:30 P.M. KNX - Music Til Dawn KFAC - Dance Time 12 MIDNIGHT KFAC - Nourse in Hollywood KFAC - Red Bandage 12 MIDNIGHT KFAC - McShane SUNDAY RADIO 7:00 A.M. KNX - News KABC - Parmer, Guard KNX - News, Publits KNX - News, Newspaper KNX - News, Newspaper KNX - News, Newspaper KNX - News, Newspaper KNX - News, Newspaper KNX - News, Newspaper 12:30 P.M. KIIP - Music in Modern Theater KIIP - Miss KPI, Monitor KIIP - Miss KPI, Monitor KIIP - Miss KPI, Monitor 1:00 P.M. KIIP + Media Performances 10:00 P.M. KNX - News KIIP + Western Jubilee 12:15 P.M. KNX + Carmel Alcott 6:30 P.M. KIIP + Media Performances 6:35 P.M. KIIP + Media Performances 6:45 P.M. KIIP + Media Performances ABC Year Bible ABC Year Bible PRECOcious 7-Year-Old DENVER (UPI) — The Chinese should be very proud of 7-year-old Richard Wang. His teachers at East High School are. They say he is one of the best students they ever had. Richard came to the U.S. two years ago. He couldn't speak a word of English then but now he is making straight A's in most of his subjects and rates in the upper five per cent of his class. But Richard is more than a student. He has invented an electrical colorimeter which he displayed at the Metropolitan Area Science Fair in Denver recently. The instrument is used to measure the intensity of color to determine the density of a solution. He also goes in for photography, chess and music "but definitely not rock 'n roll." Richard's ambition is to attend Harvard University and enter the medical research field "to help mankind." His father is a design engineer at the Martin Plant in Jefferson County and his mother is a biotherapist. He lives with them here but his brother, sister and grandparents are still in Recy China. Construction Company, Citizen Hit By Thefts BUENA PARK — Two petty thefts were reported to Buena Park police this week as a construction company was missing building items and a Fullerton resident a box of tools, officers said. Ernest Donner, an employee of the Larwin Company of Beverly Hills, reported to police that someone had removed the lock assembly from a unit under construction at 6467 Cecilia Drive. Also the Larwin Co., representative reported that thieves took a five foot section of a floor to celling glass window panel from a unit under construction at 10491 Claudia St. in Buena Park. Value of the loss was placed at $55. The theft of a box of tools from a vehicle owned by Robert A. Ramsey of 431 Jacaranda, Fullerton while his car was parked in a service station at 6232 Manchester was reported to officers. Ramsey told officers the tool box was grey in color and contained $40 in assorted socket wrenches and other tools for automotive reparation. SUNDAY RADIO 7:00 A.M. KNX-News KABC-Calvary Hour KFI-News, Pulitzer KJN-News, Palatine KJW-Teed Outlin KPAC-Brewer Symphony 7:15 A.M. KMX-Man Around House 7:28 A.M. KPI-Carolina Amosco KABC-Church at Hollywood KMPC-Bible Class KJN-News, Sunday Show KXN-Church of Air 8:14 A.M. KPI-Hamclown News 8:00 A.M. Layman's Hour KXN-News, Church at Air KJN-Healing KNPX-News McShane KPAC-Liberal Cathedral Hour 8:13 A.M. KPI-Federral Churches KXN-Salt Lake Tab KABC-Light & Life KIPC-Catholic Trips 8:43 A.M. KPI-Herbert J. Mann 9:00 A.M. KPI-Music Music KXN-News KABC-Hour Class KAPC-Worship in West KAPC-Whitling Hill 9:14 A.M. 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Rodol Robert Taylor has into the television swim. A time (25 years) movie now a video detective, his debut in the fall in weekly series. He's four episodes of "Robbins Detectives"—a work news? Because a year ago the actor appeared briefly on Man" show and said, my first and last TV app I don't like the mediator can't say that I enjoy it either. contract to MGM at the 48-year-old performer starring in a television series is like living on a treadmill. And I'm too lazy for that. I've got it made right now. I don't like to worry. If I worked regularly on TV I'd be up to my neck in problems." Money "Darned Good" For some reason Bob has been dodging publicity about his new show, but I caught him working on the set, and he didn't appear to be up to his knees—much less his neck—in problems. Smiling, he put down a cup of coffee and said, "I'm surprised to find that TV isn't as confining as pictures: "I chose this series because I like the people who are making it. Dick Powell (chief of Four-Star Productions which is packaging the series) is a close friend, and the stories are top flight. "Besides, the money is darned good." Taylor, who would rather fish and hunt or fly his airplane than work, still "has it made." "The shooting schedule is arranged so I'll be free for hunting and fishing seasons," he grinned. "Fortunately it's not the kind of show that requires me to be in every scene." Portrays Police Captain His whodunit is a departure from such current favorites as "Peter Gunn" and "77 Sunset Strip." Beckman Instruments Announces Sales Report Beckman Instruments, Inc. sales for the nine months ending March 31, 1959, increased 11 per cent to $32,499,588 and net income amounted to $1,432,884, equivalent to $1.06 per share on the 1,356,464 shares outstanding, it was revealed yesterday in the quarterly report to shareholder. Sales for the corresponding nine months period a year ago were $29,327,875, accompanied by a loss in operations of $435,729, equal to a net loss of 32 cents per share on the 1,354,343 shares outstanding. Dr. Arnold O. Beckman, president, said sales for the third quarter of the 1959 fiscal year increased 16 per cent to $11,292,845, with net income of $418,395, equivalent to 31 cents per share. For the like period of the previous fiscal year, sales amounted to $9,699,892, and a net loss of $353,314 was sustained equal to a loss per share of 26 cents on the lesser number of shares. San Jose Co. Announces Quarterly Sales Report Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation of San Jose today reported that company operations for the quarter ending March 31, 1959, provided substantial increases in sales volume and profits, compared with results for the corresponding quarter of 1958. Sales for the first quarter of this year totaled $86,865,017, an increase of 24 per cent over the same period in 1958. Net earnings, which reflected an even greater increase, amounted to $4,372,234 or 34 per cent above earnings for the 1958 quarter. This was equivalent to 62 cents per share against 46 cents a year ago, after adjustment of the latter South won the first heart with ace and led a low trump toward dummy. East captured dummy jack with the ace — an import stop in promoting a trump trunk for his partner. East then continued hearts. The third round of hearts. So was in the middle. If he ruff with the king or queen, West's trumps would later become established. If South ruff low, W would over-ruff immediately. ther way, South was sure to R (UPI) — The Chinese very proud of 7-year-old Wang. His teachers at School are. They say he is the best students they came to the U.S. two He couldn't speak a English then but now he is straight A's in most of his and rates in the upper five of his class. Hard is more than a stu-has invented an electri-meter which he displayed Metropolitan Area Science Denver recently. The in-its used to measure the color to determine the solution. Goes in for photogra-graphy, chess and music "but not rock 'n roll." His ambition is to attend University and enter the research field "to help other is a design engineer Martin Plant in Jefferson and his mother is a bac-t. He lives with him his brother, sister and cents are still in Red Construction Company, Hit By Theffs A PARK — Two petty reports to Buena Park week as a construction was missing building a Fullerton resident ails, officers said. Donner, an employee of Kevin Company, of Beverly sorted to police that some-removed the lock assem-ment a unit under construction Scilia Drive. Larwin Co., representa-ted that thieves took a section of a floor to cell-s window panel from a rear construction at 10491 t. in Buena Park. Of the loss was placed atft of a box of tools from a owned by Robert A. Ram-311 Jacaranda, Fullerton, car was parked in a serv- at at 6232 Manchester, was to officers. Officers the tool box in color and contained assorted socket wrenches tools for automotive re-Taylor, who would rather fish and hunt or fly his airplane than work, still "has it made." "The shooting schedule is arranged so I'll be free for hunting and fishing seasons," he grinned. "Fortunately it's not the kind of show that requires me to be in every scene." Portrays Police Captains His whodunit is a departure from such current favorites as "Peter Gunn" and "77 Sunset Strip." Bob Portrays a police captain of detectives who, with three other detectives, solves the crimes of an unspecified community. There's no kookie, off-beat jazz background, and private eyes don't enter the picture. Neither is the show based on the semi-documentary thesis of "Dragnet" and "The Line-Up." The ABC-TV network has high hopes for Taylor's show in that it is being produced by Jules Levy and Arthur Gardner with Arnold Lavin directing—the same team that shot "The Rifleman" from nowhere to the top 10 in less than six months. Shrine Shows To Be Headlined By Stars Dennis Day and Marie MacDonald, motion picture and TV stars, will headline the Shrine Family Shows at 8 p.m. May 15 and 16, at the Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles, according to Potentate Les White of Al Malaikah Temple. Other acts will include the Birk Twins, dance acrobats; The Boginos, juggling team; Les Martys, balancing act and other top names. Potentate White of Al Malaikah Temple also announced that the Shrine "Million Dollar" Band will be an added attraction at the show May 15. Doors to the Shrine Auditorium will open at 7 p.m., ad the shows begin at 8 p.m. Damages Asked SANTA ANA (OCNS) — Fred Coles, Garden Grove, has filed a $15,000 lawsuit for injuries he received last May 16 when he was reportedly attacked by Wirt P. Cunningham of Anaheim. Coles filed his suit in Superior Court yesterday. Indio Firemen Planning Sidewinder Jeep Cruise On May 16, promptly at 8 a.m., more than 200 jeeps and four-wheel drive vehicles will depart from the Riverside County Fair Grounds in Indio for the fifth Annual Indio Fire Department Sidewinder Jeep Cruise. On the morning of May 16, a big ranch breakfast will be served at the fairgrounds and then the Jeep Cruise will get underway. The winding four-wheel drive low gear trip will go from 22 feet below sea level to over 7,000 feet above sea level during the event. At the terminus point of the trip a big corn feed and camp out under the stars will be slated. This is a trip absolutely no one with a four-wheel drive vehicle should miss. Interested parties should contact the Indio Fire Department, Indio, for further information. Anaheim Dentist Named To Association Council Dr. Kenneth L. Heuler, prominent Anaheim dentist, has been nominated for membership on the California Alumni Association council it was announced today by Richard E. Erickson, executive manager of the Association. Long active in activities of University of California alumni i: the Orange County area, Dr. Heuler has served as president of the Orange County Alumni Club and as a member and chairman of the Orange County Alumni Scholarship Committee. Dr. Heuler and his wife reside at 906 Pioneer Drive. Judge Upholds Portion of Suit Judge Upholds Portion of Suit For Residents of Sunny Hills SANTA ANA (OCNS) — Superior Court Judge John Shea has upheld eight Sunny Hills (Fullerton) families in a portion of their defense against a $337,500 damage suit filed against them by the Sunny Hills Development Enterprises Co. The plaintiff claims it has been damaged by statements made about the company in an earlier lawsuit filed by the eight families against the real estates development firm. Two weeks ago, attorneys for the eight families told the court that the plaintiff's allegations contained several ambiguous and invalid legal arguments. The Judge was asked to rule that these claims against the eight families could not be argued when the case goes to trial. Yesterday afternoon Judge Shea upheld the defense in its argument that the plaintiff has not stated the specific words which allegedly damaged the plaintiff. Shea agreed that the material in the original lawsuit had been subjected to immunity from libel because it was introduced in a judicial proceeding. Further, the judge agreed that there was some ambiguousness to the complaint of the Sunny Hills Development Company's assertion that it had been damaged. Sunny Hills now has 15 days in which to amend its complaint so that it will "have more teeth in it," as courthouse lawyers frequently state. The original suit, by the eight families against the development company, ask that it be restrained from building apartment and commercial buildings in areas adjacent to single family residences. PLUMBING Dependable Repairs STEVE KISH 147 No. Los Angeles St Industrial - Residential KE 5-4824 ANAHEIM BUSINESS DIRECTORY Advertising ... PR. 4-78 When You Want – Try a Want Ad – Anaheim Bulletin Fire Department KE 3-13 Police Department KE 3-30 Moving, Storage, General Trucking KE 5-28 Anahiem Truck and Transfer Co. 605 S. Los Angeles St SHEINWOLD on Bridge By ALFRED SHEINWOLD U.S. Masters Team Champion Lead Towards High Cards away to promote your minor is to capture an opponent's card. The opponent must be alert to prevent this. East dealer both sides vulnerable NORTH J 53 6 532 K Q J 7 A Q EST EAST 1094 A 6 1007 K Q J 94 852 943 96542 K 83 SOUTH K Q J 72 A 8 A 106 J-107 South West North Pass 3 All Pass Opening lead — 10 returns a low trump. East's best play is to duck, and South wins with the king. South leads another diamond to dummy and returns another low spade. East plays the ace, and South is able to play a low card. East has captured nothing but small cards with his ace. East can now lead hearts through South, but South can ruff the third round of hearts with the queen of spades. This shuts out West's ten. Then declarer leads a trump to dummy's jack to pick up West's last trump. The rest is easy. Daily Question Partner deals and bids one spade, and the next player passes. You hold: Spades J 53 Hearts 6 532 Diamonds K Q J 7 Clubs A Q What do you say? Answer: Bid two diamonds. Your spade length is insufficient for a double raise. Bid the diamonds first and show the spade support later. (Copyright 1959, General Features Corp.) LINCOLN DRIVE-IN THEATRE • BUENA PARK 6612 LINCOLN BLVD • JA 74223 James Stewart "Bell, Book and Candle" Fred MacMurray "Good Day For A Hanging" ANNOUNCEMENTS 1. Professional Dr. Henry C. Vogt Chiropractic Health Specialist —Licensed Palmer Graduate— 107 E. Center St., Room 2 Phone KE 5-4223 8. Lost and Found LOST lge. grey Persian eat vis. of Wilhelmina & Zeyn St., KE. 5-6640. Reward. LOST—Glasses in brown case, between St. Catherine's & South St. Tuesday. Reward, PR. 4-4681. LOST light blue parakeet, reward, JA. 7-7300. 9. Personals MADAME CHRISTINE SPIRITUAL PALMIST READINGS Advice on all matters. Appt. not necessary. Special reading $1. 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