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For Results, Quick A Page 11 Anaheim Gazette, Wednesday, May 10, 1950 RADIO AND TELEVISION KLAO...570 KIEV...870 KNX...1070 KGER...1390 KFI...640 KHJ...930 KXLA...1110KTED...1520 KMPO...710 KFWB...980 KFOX...1280 KOWL...1580 KECA...790 KFVD...1020 KFAO...1230 KPMO...1600 The following programs are compiled from reports provided by the broadcasters. We assume no responsibility for last minute changes on their part. WEDNESDAY 2. M. 5:00 P.M. KLAO-Fred Henry KFI-Feature Wire KMPO-KTED-News KECA-Yukon "nail'ngs" KHJ-Mark Trail KFWB-Red Rowe KNX-Prank Goss KPAO-Serenade 5:15 KLAO-KTED-Music KMPO-Virgil Pinkley KFI-News KNX-Tom Harmon 8:30 KFI-Jasa Cugat KMPO-Hite KECA-Sky King KHJ-Tom Mix KNX-Chet Huntley KFAC-Whos Hill Club KTED-Music, Morgan 5:45 KLAO-Sam Salter KFI-Elmer Peterson KMPC-Top Tunes KNX-Ed R Murrow KTED-Novatime 6:00 P.M. KLAO-KFWB-News KECA-KMPC-News KFI-Halls of Ivy KHJ-Gabriel Hutter KNX-Groncho Marx KFAC-Prelude to Eve. 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While at the same time they must provide a military security which is sapping the economic life. It is a vicious circle which has been produced by Soviet strategy. However, many close observers hold that Western Nations have been contributing (inadvertently but none the less contributing) to the success of this Russian scheme through lack of organization. While the communists are presenting ostensibly solid front, the Western Nations continue to find difficulties in cooperating. The paper thinks the reverses in conservative leanings) declare that "at no time since the war have western statesmen gathered in graver circumstances." The Times says that far more has been heard recently about the doubts and differences that divide THURSDAY A.M. 7:00 A.M. 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THE TIMES says that far more has been heard recently about the doubts and differences that divide the Western Powers than about the tremendous enterprises and common interests that unite them. The paper thinks the reverses in conservative leanings) declare that "at no time since the war have western statesmen gathered in graver circumstances." The Times says that far more has been heard recently about the doubts and differences that divide the Western Powers than about the tremendous enterprises and common interests that unite them. The paper thinks the reverses in conservative leanings) declare that "at no time since the war have western statesmen gathered in graver circumstances." Of course the question of how to increase European unity is one of the paramount questions being considered by Messrs. Achos and Bevin. And we impatient on lookers must recognize that it is far easier to state the problem than to solve it. The economic interests of Western Europe are so complicated that in some instances they oppose one another. Moreover, Europe as a whole took a terrific beating in the World War and the money which must now be expended for military preparedness is needed for rehabilitation. A concrete illustration of this complicated situation can be seen in Germany. It is agreed generally that the economic rehabilitation of Germany is vital to the recovery of Western Europe. But Britain is fearful of German competition in trade, and France is afraid of militarily strong Germany. This gives a bird's eye glimpse of the Western situation, but it's only part of the story. We mustn't forget that this cold war is not two front war, and the Western Powers are up against an equally stiff and in many respects more complicated position in Asia where British, French and Dutch special interests are heavily involved. Part of the past lack of unity among the Western Powers is put down by some observers to sell interest. It may be, too, that there was been in part due to the fact that some Western Powers have clung to the wishful thinking that after all, Russia would in due course abandon her cold war and play ball with the West. Put that phase of hope seem to have come to an end. The West TONIGHT Wednesday, May 10 5:30 KTLA (5)—News, Music KFI (9)—Film 5:45 KTSL (2)—Preview, Cartoons KNBH (4)—News, Scores KTLA (5)—Police Call KECA (7)—Test KFI (9)—News KTTV (11)—Cowboy Slim KLAC (13)—Hoot Gloson 6:00 P. M. KTSL (2)—Cowboy Caravan, "Ghost Town" KNBH (4)—Uncle Tony KTLA (5)—Cowboy Thrills KFI (9)—Reserve 6:15 KNBH (4)—Dusty Walker KLAC (13)—Hawthorne and Eggbert 6:20 KECA (7)—Custer's Last Stand KFI (9)—Eddie Coontz 6:25 KNBH (4)—Comedy Theater 6:30 KTLA (5)—Time for Beanie. 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KNBH(4)=Test KLAC(13)=Al Jarvis 2:00 P. M. KTTV(11)=Test KFI(9) 9:00-Bill Welsh, Laura Lee 12:00-News 12:30-Ladies' Day 1:30-Cook's Corner 2:00-B.Wheeler Open House 3:00-Report to Mrs.America 3:15-Adventure at Home 3:40-Garden Guide 4:00-Stu Wilson CALIFORNIA LEADS IN FRUITS, VEGETABLES DERKELLY(A)-Nearly one third of all cash received by American farmers for fresh fruits and vegetables goes to the California farmer, reports Sydney Hoos, University of California economist. Almost 3,500,000 tons of free fruits, nuts, and vegetables are produced in the state yearly, but notes. About 12 per cent of California's total crop land, and about 20 per cent of its irrigated land is used for this purpose. 3 Seek Water Unity Cold War DEWITT MACKENZIE Foreign Affairs Analyst SACRAMENTO (WNS)—California campaigning on the state level has been progressing on a remarkably high level, considering the stakes involved. This has become even more apparent following the launching, over the week-end, of his official campaign by Governor Earl Warren. Previously, Jimmy Roosevelt, the Democratic gubernatorial aspirant, had failed to come up with anything more in the line of name calling than some references to what he termed "the do-nothing record of the Republican governor." Warren, officially taking up battle for the first time in this campaign, found it equally difficult to hurl brickbats and contended himself to some references to "one of the candidates" who he said "is promising everything under the sun—promising things which will cost the state hundreds of millions of dollars—and at the same time promising tax reductions." "Anyone," he said, "who does that is either a novice or a charlatan." Welburn Mayock, whose name will be on the ballot as a candidate for governor, is the only aspirant to any office who has per- ANNOUNCEMENTS Personal — Special Notices GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS! 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Welburn Mayock, whose name will be on the ballot as a candidate for governor, is the only aspirant to any office who has permitted himself to get into the mire. Sending out reams of mimeographed verbiage, many of his statements have been too intemperate to ruse containing such references to Roosevelt and Warren as "political quacks." And such irresponsible charges as "a vote for Warren or Roosevelt is a vote to permit the thugs, bookies and bums to continue to flourish and prosper." But aside from Mayock there has been no name calling engaged in by any of the candidates. This applies to the races for both the U.S. senate and the lieutenant governorship, the two most hotly contested offices apart from the governorship. Even in the attorney general-ship race there has been surprising restraint, in that campaign, as in the others, the main theme is "good government." What is apparent in these campaigns is that the people of California are still enjoying comparatively good times and the candidates are all suffering for want to a burning campaign issue. RADIO MADE FOR MINES NEW YORK—(P)—Miners would carry radio transmitters to tell rescuers where they were trapped, in a radio set-up devised by James A. McNiven of New Orleans. He is an electrical engineer with the U. S. Coast Guard. The miner would stick metal probes into the ceiling of the mine. He would speak into a radio transmitter, and the signals would be carried to a receiver at the surface. Batteries of the type supplying power for a miner's head lamp would be strong enough to allow him to broadcast, McNiven said. The miner's transmitter-receiver could be a portable affair, perhaps carried on a man's back, he said. There might be one for each man, or one for each small group of men. Rescue work could be speeded up if trapped men could tell just where they were, and what the situation was. 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DAN SCHMIDT, 520 No. Main, cor. 6 Santa Ana. Knabe Pianos. pianos advertised subject to pre sale. 50 USED PIANOS wanted for rent dept. Highest cash allowance allowed in trade on piano organ or television. DAN SCHMIDT PIANO CO., 520 Main, cor. 6th. "Home of Hammond," Santa Ana. ELECTRIC ORGAN used. Like new. A wonderful tone saving on this glorious instrument Easy terms. DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO., 520 No. Main, San Ana. SPINET PIANO. Baby, only $10 per mo. Repossessed Spinel blond, $287. Another at $3 DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO., No Main, cor. 6th, Santa Ana Hammond Spinet Organs. RENT A PIANO. Let the kid learn. $5.00 per month, all rent allowed if you buy later DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO., No Main, Santa Ana. BABY GRAND. Good, big rooftop tone. Only $385, bench included Terms or will rent. DAN SCHMIDT, 520 No. Main, cor., Santa Ana. Subject to prior sale. of the past lack of unity the Western Powers is put by some observers to selfIt may be, too, that it in part due to the fact the Western Powers have the wishful thinking that, all, Russia would in due abandon her cold war and fall with the West. that phase of hope seems come to an end. The West recognizes fully that Russia thought whatever of ending war but intends to cone red crusade to a bitter in this new atmosphere meson and Bevin are meeting in which they will join foreign Minister Shuman of for a three day conference is widely held to be the important of its kind since They recognize that they can for a continuation of war. recognize, too, that greater tion and organization must be needed. That is one of the most items on the agenda. Eastern Allies want to avoid situations such as that out of Britain's recognicommunist China while and France withheld action. BIGGER OLIVES DAVIS, Calif., (AP)—The average olive in California probably will be bigger if the tariff on imported olive oil is cut 50 per cent, as expected. Imported oil would thus be better able to compete with domestic oil, which is usually pressed from olives considered too small for canning. Size can be increased by thinning part of the growing crop on the trees, reports T. H. Hartmann, University of California pomologist. He says trees with light crops generally produce fairly large fruit, while those with heavy crops yield a high percentage of olives too small for canning. Classified Rates for Anaheim Gazette and Anaheim Gazette Shopper Daily 2¢ per word. Daily & Shopper 5¢ per word. (No classified ads in Shopper only) Address, phone numbers, etc., constitute a word. Minimum charge 36c. Deadline for copy, corrections or cancellations 9:00 a.m., day of publication. 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Will trade for orange grove. TO BUY OR SELL, CALL A.E.ROBERTSON, Realtor 114 N.Clementine Ph. 5268 A HOME FOR YOU Nearly new well blt. stucco 2 bedrm, 5 rm. hse. Liv. rm., fireplace, dining rm., 2 airy bedrooms, fenced landscaped yard. All at a price that will amaze you. OWNER LEAVING TOWN Will sell large lot close to trans schools, etc. Priced right. Helen Borden McLaine REALTOR See the Bargains in Our Used Furniture Department Second hand bathroom heaters from $1.95; dinette buffet, white and red trim $9.95; $32.50 six drawer unfinished chest, new at $29.25; $34.95 walnut finished chest, new at $22.50; unfinished chairs, all hardwood at $5.85; Mattress and box springs $17.95; 5 walnut dining room suites is excellent condition, $69.50; Apt. size table top gas range $49.50; high oven Itoper gas range with Robertshaw heat control $10.95; Bakewell high oven gas range $7.50; second hand Norge washer, good condition $69.50; second hand Servel 8 ft. refrigerator $149.50; $170.00 demonstrator Hoffman console radio $129.50; 6 peanut dining set, good condition $69.50; second hand cotton mattresses from $3.95; $17.50 sample 5 drawer 16 inch chest $9.95; 2nd hand Gulestan rug, excellent condition $109.00; second hand coil springs from $2.95; second hand 2 pc. living room suite with separate cushions, maple trim, perfect for den $29.50; second hand bed divan, maple arms $39.50; second hand 2 pc. living room suite with green velour cover $37.50; second hand slip covered club chair $10.50. SMITH-REAFSNYDER FURNITURE CO. 151 No. Los Angeles — Free Parking in Rear— Hollywood Steel Bed Frames SELLER-BUYER-TRADER Hollywood steel bed frames, new with casters ...$5.95 all merchandise priced to save you money. We pay high prices for substantial used furniture. Fullenwider Furniture 2842 N. Main between Santa Ana-Orange. Phone KI-3-5491. Coldspot ref. $49.50; elec. washer, $9.95; Singer sew mach...$37.50 A HOME FOR YOU Nearly new well blt. stucco 2 bedrm, 5 rm. hse. Liv. rm., fireplace, dining rm., 2 airy bedrms, fenced landscaped yard. All at a price that will amaze you. OWNER LEAVING TOWN Will sell large lot close to trans schools, etc. Priced right. Helen Borden McLaine REALTOR Phones: 2058 — 2133 SUBURBAN Home just a few miles from town. 2 bedrooms, 2 yrs. old. Large lot, ample space for garden, chickens or rabbits. Only $7,400. Terms Don't wait. See this one now. BUILDING SITES 70 x 220, all utilities $1,850. Approximately % ac. all utilities; $2,500. BERT ARNOLD Realtor—Insurance—Loans 314 W. CENTER STREET Office 4284 Res. 4604 NORTH CLEMENTINE 2-bedrm. & den home built in 1941. Entry hall, large living room with fireplace. Hardwood floors with wall-to-wall carpeting throut. Dishwasher, water softener, garbage disposal. Two baths. This is an unusually well-built house in one of Anaheim's best locations. Full price ...$14,500. Terms. JESS MEDARIS, Realtor 433 W. Center Phone 5019 Exclusive Agency Good 5 acre grove, one bedrm house, guest house.$2000 dn. Full price $15,000. 3 storey brick bldg., 38,000 sq. ft. Center of Anaheim.$80,000 Terms. 3 bedrm frame house, good loc.$1500 down. C.S.DONEY, Realtor 524 W.Center Ph: 2767 NEAR CATHOLIC CHURCH Large 2-bedroom stucco home.(1200 ft.) in the 300-block North Janss. 15x15 dining room, attractive breakfast room. Covered patio.Full price ...$9,750. Terms. JESS MEDARIS, Realtor 433 W.Center Phone 5019 Exclusive Agency ½ ACRE Close in. Plenty of fruit and shade trees. 5 rm home, fireplace and furnace. Extra sleeping room or office with ½ bath. 6 car garage. 34x54 machine shop bldg.Good loc.$9250。 HOLLYWOOD Steel Bed Frames SELLER-BUYER-TRADER Hollywood steel bed frames, new with casters ... $5.95 all merchandise priced to save you money. We pay high prices for substantial used furniture. Fullenwider Furniture 2842 N. Main between Santa Ana-Orange. Phone KI-3-5491. Coldspot ref. $49.50; elec. washer, $9.95; Singer sew. mach. $37.50; platform rocker $14.95; vacuum cleaner $5; complete Hollywood bed $37.50. DON'S FURNITURE STORE 300 E. Center Ph. 5581 Real Estate Rentals 170—Apts. Unfurnished NEW 2 BEDROOM unfurnished apartment, Hardwood floor, tile kitchen and bath, sound proof walls, free automatic washer and garage. Excellent deal on lease. Phone 5087. New spacious unfurn. apt, living rm. bedrm. kitchen, dinette, bath, gar. Adults. Inq. 111 E. Chartres Houses Furnished or Unfurnished ONE BEDRM. house. Call after 5:00 p.m. 314 South Helena. REAL ESTATE SALES 191—Houses for Sale Lot on Broadway, $950. 2 big 58 ft. lots together, paved street, So., West section, $1,450 each. MORRIS REALTY CO. 111 N. Los Angeles Ph. 3325 $4,950 FULL PRICE Partly furnished 2 bedroom cottage, near ocean. Terms. N. B. C. REALTY CO. 3116 Newport Blvd. near City Hall Ph. Harbor 1405 or Beacon 6108J GET QUICK CASH for your property. Phone us today. Good listings bring results. Helen Borden McLaine REALTOR Phones: 2058 - 2133