anaheim-gazette 1952-04-30

Anaheim Gazette WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA I'M TAKIN' A COLLECTION FOR A PENNILESS MOTHER LAWYER IN A GARAGE HER LITTLE FAMILY AINT GOT ANY FOOD OR SHOES! WE'VE GOTTA FIND OUT WHAT HAPPENED YOUR MAJESTY! MAYBE I'D RATHER NOT KNOW! WHAT HO THE GUARD! WHAT! NO GUARD? WHERE IS EVERYBODY? LET'S ASK PRINCESS POMONA! ARE WE IN CONTACT WITH THAT LUMBA SHIP YET? I THINK SO! DIDN'T FEEL ANY JOLT LIKE WITH THE OTHER SHIP WE CONTACTED AND HAD TO BLAST! BUT IF WE DIDN'T FEEL IT, NEITHER DID THEY...SO THEY MAY NOT PUT OUT A REPAIR SQUAD TO INVESTIGATE! MAGNET HOLD! ARE WE IN CONTACT WITH THAT LIMBA SHIP YET? JOLT LIKE WITH THE OTHER SHIP WE CONTACTED AND HAD TO BLAST! DID YOU...SO THEY MAY NOT PUT OUT A REPAIR SQUAD TO INVESTIGATE! LOOK, DELL, THE SEA IS THREATENING TO CRUSH OUT CAPTAIN RICKY'S LIFE ANY SECOND HE HAS EVERY RIGHT TO LEAVE HIS SHIP, BUT IF HE DID SO, SHE WOULD BE A DERELICT AND IF SHE STAYED AFLOAT, SOMEONE COULD CLAIM HER FOR SALVAGE! IT'S THE LOYALTY ANGLE THAT GETS ME...WHAT LINCOLN CALLED "THE LAST FULL MEASURE OF DEVOTION" BE REASONABLE, PROFESSOR! IN YOUR TV SHOW HAS BEEN SUPPING BADLY! ME: PROF. ELECTRO, A MAN OF SCIENCE CO-STARRING WITH A CHILD FREAK? BUT NEVER!! THEN THAT IS THE FAULT OF YOUR DULL-MINDED TELEVISION AUDIENCE! THE SCHOOL PROM? OH, GRUM-BER! GEFF-E — I'VE ALWAYS DREAMED OF HAVING A BOY LIKE YOU ESCORT ME TO THE BIG PROM! NOT YOU— YOU MEAN... YOU ACTUALLY MEAN DADDY WANTS TO SEE US GET MARRIED... AND IT'S ALL RIGHT WITH HIM ?!? HE PRACTICALLY PLEADED WITH ME TO GET YOU TO WAIT TILL TOMORROW SO HE COULD BE HERE TO GIVE YOU AWAY! BUT A SUDDEN AND HAPPY TURN OF EVENTS IN THEIR ELOPMENT, THE BRIDE-TO-BE SHRIEKED, GRABBED PETERS AROUND THE NECK AND PLANTED A DIG KISS ON HIS BEAMING BROW! I DON'T SEE HOW THERE COULD I TIMES AND HE KNOCKED YOU COLD IN Film Designer Raps New Flat-Chested Paris Look By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD GP—Good heavens, men, look what those Frenchmen are up to now! They are trying to foist flat-chested fashions on American women. This startling news came from Jean Louis, fashion designer for Columbia Studios, who adds that the Parisians won't get away with it. I visited the salon of Louis, a dapper little man who is himself a native of Paris. But he has been in this country long enough to appreciate the American curves. He showed me some magazine pictures of the latest styles from Paris. "Look at them," he said, clucking his tongue. "The waist is either too high or too low. That means that the normal curves of the bust and the hips are camouflaged. It is very bad. "I do not blame the Paris designers. They are in the business to create new things and generate excitement. Neither they nor the buyers for the American companies care about the figures of the women in this country." "But American men do. And American women care what their men think about them. That's why I think this new flat-chested look does not have a chance with women of this country." Louis remarked that the new style was a throwback to the 1920s, when women strapped their chests to hide the curves. "But we cannot go back to the '20s." he added. "A whole new women." TALK OF THE TOWNS brilliant comeback of a land at the Philharmonic fact that she's made money from vaudeville ever did from movies four-month sentence for Wanger ... The divorce Mona Freeman, whose to Pat Nerney was supplying one of the town's happy The continued shut RKO and talk of big chatter ... An economy wave Fox, with several producing the ax ... The number of big dramas getting their own televisions ... The inability of antistictures to click a office. Lutheran Book Set History Making Concerns From May 6 to 8 inclusive 200 Lutheran laymen representing more churches throughout the west will gather in their annual conference, to be the First Methodist church Angeles. This history-making of five leading Lutherans American women care what their men think about them. That's why I think this new flat-chested look does not have a chance with women of this country." Louis remarked that the new style was a throwback to the 1920s, when women strapped their chests to hide the curves. "But we cannot go back to the '20s," he added. "A whole new generation of women has grown up. Women have become liberated; they fake jobs and they indulge in sports. American women have the best figures in the world and they are proud of it. They are not going to hide the beauty of their bodies just because the Parisian designers come up with something new." "The ERA OF today is unlike any since early Greek times. That was when men and women were proud of their bodies and dressed to show themselves off to best advantage." The designer added that the flat-chested look would make no headway in the movies. "Why, if I tried to dress Rita Hayworth in styles like that, I would be out of a job," he said. "Furthermore, it would be impossible." Louise concluded that in the end U.S. men would be the determining factor in rejecting the flat-chested look. Does that mean that American women dress to please the men? "The good-looking women dress for men," he replied, "the not-so-attractive ones dress for other From May 6 to 8 inclusive, 200 Lutheran laymen and representing more churches throughout the west will gather in their annual conference, to be the First Methodist church Angeles. This history-making of five leading Lutheran California, Arizona and will emphasize the theme Living Word in a Re Church." Among the intern known speakers will be Emple, D.D., L.L.D., L. Emple is executive director National Lutheran Council also heads the United States committee for Lutheran Worship and was assigned U. S. Office of Military ment as "visiting religious in Germany. World traveled, Dr. Emple bring two messages of interest to the convention. One the address to women only First Methodist church, May 6, at 2:30 p.m. The will be at the closing ban evening of May 8 at Rogers auditorium, Los Angeles. One of the inspiring men of the convention will be banquet when the results "Gift to the World" drive announced. The "Gift World" is the united effort Lutheran churches of California and Nevada to po least 1000 pints of blood "mountain" of clothing rean and world relief. TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE MODEST MAIDENS Trademark Registered U & Patent Office HORIZONTAL 1 Pet name 2 Pear 3 Tree 4 Presently 5 Bong 6 Armadillo 7 Outspoken 8 Withdrawal of a charge 9 Ill will 10 Turf 11 Elysium 12 Weight of India 13 Enclosures 14 Hebrew letter 15 Process in haymaking 16 Siberian river 17 Minced oath 18 Ancestral god of Polynesian myth 19 Shake 20 Publicized 21 Ocean's ewell 22 Decoit 23 Wild West show 24 List 25 Continent 26 Brief note 27 Code signal 28 It governs motion 29 Prohibite Greeting Imprudent Feminine names Introducing the main subject Fabulous serpent Anglo-Saxon coin Pragrant rootstalk School Monster Exigencies Impression Ruminant VERTICAL Base plant Format box Avenue Closed Title Russian city Locations Red chale-dony Adding a dash of spirits Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: AREA XRAX ABB YZND DCAE GOL ADDER PMARAU SPEN XRZ RK KO ZBAR NAS EBR ERED LUXX BLAM MEXD BEA BBMOR MLXO BR ZPER SALO OR OVZE LEAST MOBROVIA XNJO EPZ LUBRDOUS NEFT ZEBTE ERS Appropriate Erect Hum Card hold Measure Animal doctor Birthplace of Livy Pull apart Brokerage Found Harass Considerate Large put Acquittal Easylist Bevel out Mate of the buck Pain Trading center Monkey Eng. philippe stat man Worship Mother-of-pearl Picked grill Fillet Defile Seemed picture Uncommon European river Leather TALK OF THE TOWN ... The brilliant comeback of Judy Garland at the Philharmonic and the fact that she's making more money from vaudeville than she ever did from movies ... The four-month sentence for Walter Wanger ... The divorce filed by Mona Freeman, whose marriage to Pat Nerney was supposed to be one of the town's happiest. The continued shutdown at RKO and talk of big changes there ... An economy wave at 20th-Fox, with several producers getting the ax ... The increasing number of big dramatic names getting their own television shows ... The inability of anti-communist pictures to click at the box office. Lutheran Bodies Set History Making Conclave From May 6 to 8 inclusive some 100 Lutheran laymen and pastors representing more than 225 churches throughout the Southwest will gather in their second annual conference, to be held at the First Methodist church, Los Angeles. This history-making gathering of five leading Lutheran bodies of faith is New Look women." RADIO and TELEVISION TELEVISION Wednesday, April 30 5:00 P.M. KNXI (2) - Tim McCoy KNBH (4) - Kulka, Fran and Olivia KTLA (5) - Playcrafters KECA (7) - Candy Nancy KTHJ (9) - Game Norman KTTV (11) - Billie Burke KLAC (13) - Hilywd on TV 9:15 KNBH (4) - The Gold-berge 8:20 KNBH (6) - Howdy Doody KTLA (5) - Cowboy Thrills KECA (7) - Boncoe Ates KTTV (11) - Cap Video KLAC (13) - Phantom Ranger 5:05 KHJ (4) - Ridin' On" 5:00 P.M. KNXI (2) - Strike It Rich KNBH (4) - Adv. Patches KECA (7) - TV News KTTV (11) - Jump, Jump KLAC (13) - Timmy O'Toole Time 6:15 KNBH (4) - Komedy Club KTTV (11) - Charlie Adrich 6:20 KNXT (2) - The Web KTLA (5) - Beanie Time KECA (7) - Space Cadet KLAC (13) - Telepaper 6:45 KTLA (5) - Handy Hints KECA (7) - Space Patrol KTTV (11) - News, George Putnam KLAC (13) - Clia R'berta 7:00 P.M. KNXI (2) - Plim KNBH (4) - Squeakin' Descon KTLA (5) - News Reel KECA (7) - Celanoe Thirt. "They Know What They Wanted" KTHJ (9) - Nees KTTV (11) - Film "Girl From Alaska" KLAC (13) - Playhouse 7:15 KTLA (5) - Yesterday's Newsreel KHJ (9) - Fan on St. 7:30 KNBH (4) - Those Two KTLA (5) - Jungle Adventure Copyright, 1952, by Universal Radio & TV Features Synd. Tom E. Danzon KBJ (9) – Big Picture KLAC (13) – Liberace 7:45 KNBH (4) – News 8:00 P.M. KNXT (2) – News, Doug Edwards KNBH (4) – Kate Smith KTLA (5) – Pretty Protes KECA (7) – Reserve KTHJ (9) – Duvet, Dupe Baseball-L.A.-Scottile KLAC (13) – Candio Camera 8:15 KNXT (2) – Perry Como 8:30 KNXT (2) – Claudia KECA (7) – Pishing's Fun KLAC (13) – Pullerton Fair, Big Pic. 9:00 P.M. KNXT (2) – A Godfrey KNBH (4) – TV Theater "4 Days" KTLA (2) – Pilm. "Bull Dog Edition" KECA (7) – Symphony KTTV (11) – Duce Martin KLAC (13) – 'Yankee Park' 9:00 KECA (7) – Pamous Americans 10:00 P.M. KBNT (2) – TV News KNBH (4) – Your Prize Story KTLA (5) – City at Night KECA (7) – Elery Queen KTTV (11) – Amateur Boxing KLAC (13) – Ed Lynn Movie, "Poison Pen" 10:00 KBNT (2) – Man of the Week KNBH (4) – Star Salon KECA (7) – Janie David's Show KBJ (9) – Make It Yourself 10:45 KBJ (9) – "Not In Vain" 11:00 P.M. KBNT (2) – Chronoscope KNBH (4) – Paul Pierce. "Fish & Game," Frank Jaffray KTLA (5) – Final Edition KECA (7) – O Huntley-R. Weaver KBTV (11): News George Gutman 11:08 KBNH (4): Chinatown Shadows 11:15 KBNT (2): Peter Potter KBTV (11): Sports News 11:29 KBTV (11): Return of the Proof 12:00 KBJ(0): News, Santa Anita TOMORROW KBET(2): Al Pearce 11:00 Strike Is Rich 12:00 Armchair Trav(?) 12:15 News 12:00 Gerry Moore 12:00 Fins 100 Years 2:35 Dal. Living 2:35 Tomorrow 2:35 Bride & Groom 3:00 Plim 3:00 Eve & Take 4:00 Bog & I 4:00 Johnny Dugan 4:00 Tim McCoy KBNH(4): Plim 10:00 Pearbody Awards 11:00 Big Margutta 12:00 Big Penguin 12:00 Kalpai Edwarda 1:00 Kate Smith 2:00 Bill Stulla 3:00 Betty Hoyt 3:00 Star Salon 4:00 Cher Milan 4:35 Paul Pierce 4:35 Gabby Hayes KBTA(5): 3:00 News, Music, Police Calls 4:35 Of a Kind KBCA(7): 12:30 Adv. Time 12:30 News 12:30 Kerla Pandit 12:30 Grace Lawson 2:30 Accent on You 2:30 Al Jarvis KBLI(9): 12:30 News, Suspects Wanted 14:55 Pilm., "Murder at Glen Athol" 2:30 Queen In a Day 4:00 Mamma Weis 4:00 Gene Norman KBTV(11): 1:00 Serenade, News 1:15 Sidewalk Surge 1:25 "Tell Sell My Life" 2:45 Come into Kitchen 4:00 Bar 11 Ranch 4:00 Mattie Jack Rourke KBLA(13): 18:30 Women Are Wonderful 19:00 Mike Roy 12:30 Hilywd on TV 7:35 Beauty 2:35 Romance of the Rockies 4:15 Hilywd on TV FROM MAY 6 TO 8 INclusive some 200 Lutheran laymen and pastors representing more than 225 churches throughout the Southwest will gather in their second annual conference, to be held at the First Methodist church, Los Angeles. This history-making gathering of five leading Lutheran bodies of California, Arizona an Nevada, will emphasize the theme, "The Living Word in a Responsible Church." Among the internationally known speakers will be Dr. Paul Empie, D.D., L.L.D., L.H.D. Dr. Empie is executive director of the National Lutheran Council. He also heads the United States Committee for Lutheran World Federation and was assigned by the U.S. Office of Military Government as "visiting religious expert" in Germany. World traveled, Dr. Empie will bring two messages of inspiration to the convention. One will be the address to women only at the first Methodist church, Tuesday, May 6, at 2:30 p.m. The other will be at the closing banquet the evening of May 8 at Roger Young Auditorium, Los Angeles. One of the inspiring moments of the convention will be at the banquet when the results of the Gift to the World drive will be announced. The "Gift to the World" is the united effort of all Lutheran churches of California, Arizona and Nevada to pledge at least 1000 pints of blood and a mountain" of clothing for Koan and world relief. RADIO WEDNESDAY P.M. 5:00 P.M. 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KLAU-News, Gene Norman KBJ-KPI-KHI-News KMPC-Dance Time KECA-Lawrence Welk KBJ-Larry Finley 11:10 KNX-Sports 11:15 KFIA-Paladium 11:20 KNX-Men to Gound 11:25 KFIA-KEJA-Orbh 11:30 KNX-Radio Harris (11:40) 11:45 KFIA-Por You 12 MIDNIGHT KLAU-News Music to 1 KPI-Music Menu Other Side of Day to 5:30 KPMC-Don Otis KELA-News LNBary Hawthorne KFAO-Music to 6 VERTICAL Been plant Were box Avenue Closed Title Russian city locations Red chaleceony Adding a hash of pirates Solved: 10 Appropriate 11 Erect 12 Hum 13 Card holdings 19 Measure 21 Animal doctor 21 Birthplace of Livy 26 Pull apart 27 Brokerage 27 Found 31 Harass 33 Considers Large parrot Acquittal Essayist 39 Bevel out 41 Mate of the buck 45 Pain 48 Trading center 51 Monkey 53 Eng. philosopical statesman 54 Worship 56 Mother-of-pearl 67 Picked group 69 Fillet 70 Defile 72 Beared picture 83 Bicommon 84 European river 86 Leather KLAC-News, Haynes KFI-KHJ-News KECA-Tom Owen's Show KFWB-News, B. 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