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RADIO and TELEVISION
FRIDAY A. M.
7:00 A.M.
KLAC-News, Haynes
KFI-KMPO-Music
KECA-Paul Magnum
KPWB-Bill Levden
KJE-News
KFJ-Bob Perris
KPA-Coffee Concert
1:15
KLAC-Batter, Haynes
KFI-Oxbages & Kins
KPMO-Chock Watcher
KKA-Bob Garred
1:35
KNX-Frank Gries
KMPO-Songs
KFI-Knox Manning
KECA-Paul MattFrom
KHJ-Ham Hayes
KNX-Harry Habbits
8:00 A.M.
KLAC-News Stocks
KFI-Johnny Murray
KPMO-KPBW-News
KECA-Breakfast Club
KNX-Balen Story
KPA-Stocks
8:13
KLAC-Batter, Haynes
KFI-Coffee Time
KECA-Akron Spruce
KHI-KNX-New
KPWB-Bill Levden
8:20
KFI-KPAC-News
KPMO-Chock Watcher
KHL-Bible Institute
KNX-Grand Glam
8:43
KFI-Andy & Virginia
KPWB-News
KNX-Ramary
KPA-Dolly
9:00 A.M.
KLAC-News, Haynes
KPMC-Chice Watcher
KECA-Garden Orgide
KHI-Music
KNX-Wendy Warren
KPWB-Bill Anson
KWRW-Bill Stewart
9:15
KFI-Vie Lindhärt
KHJ-Commentary
KSCA-Chet Huntley
KNX-Aunt Jenny
9:20
KLAC-Peter Poster
KFI-Lawson Day
KMPC-Chef Minanl
KECA-Break the Bank
KIJ-Norm Young
KNX-Helen Trent
9:45
KNX-Gal Sunday
10:00 A.M.
KLAC-News, Potter
KFI-News
RADIO FRIDAY P. M.
5:00 P.M.
KFI-Passing Parade
KPMO-KLAC-News, Sports
7:00 P.M.
KLAC-News Music
KFI-Hy Gardner
KPMC-Music
KECA-Boising
KHJ-Madie
KNX-News.Cap. CloakKECA-News, Berch
KPWB-Bill Auson
KNX-Big Sisters
KPA-CMusic
10:15
KPI-Bop Bay
KLIJ-Telle Test
KNEX-Me Perkins
10:20
KFI-Strike It Rich
KMPO-Ira Yale
HKJ-Answer Man
KECA-True Mary
KNX-Mr Mainne
KPA-CSons
16:45
KNX-Guideline Light
KBJ-Russ Morsoan
11:00 A.M.
KLAC-News, Potter
KPI-Double or Northins
KPMO-Stand School
KECA-Whispering Site
KPWB-Bill Abwen
KBJ-Ladies Fair
KBX-Mrs Brown
KPA-CMusic
11:15
KECA-Girl Manners
KNX-Perry Mason
11:20
KFI-Brighter Day
KPMO-Jr Cook
KECA-Music
12 NOON
KAOI News, Potter
KAIF Farm Report
KAOX-KNX-KNJ News
KPWB-Bill Auson
KPA-C concert
12:15
KAF-Bond Life
KECA-Paul Harvey
HKJ-Cedric Poster
KNX-Hill Too House
12:30
LAAC-570 Club
KAIF-Pepper Young
KECA-Jack Kirkwood
HKJ-Bebind the Story
KNX-Art Linkletter
KPWB-News
12:45
KAIF-Happiness Right
KAIF-Music
KPWB-Joe Youm
1:00 P.M.
KAIC News, 570
KAIF-Stage Wife
KAIP-Kmook
KIJ-Jack Kirkwood
KECA-Bill Ring
12:50 KNX-Woodell Noble
KAIF-Sylvatious Army
1:15
KAIC-LC 570 Club
KAIF-Stella Dallas
KECA-Ai Jarvis
KNX-Cart Smith—Happens Every Day
KAFC-Science
1:30
KAFI-Nidder Brown
KNEL-Lucky U
KNX-Philip Norman
1:45
KAFI-Woman in House
2:00 P.M.
KAIC News, 570
KAFI-Painn Bill
KECA-B Crocker
R Kemper
KBPC News / Grant
KNX-KHJ News
KBPC-Maurice Hart
KBPC-Matinee
2:15
KAFi-Pt Px Parrell
KNX-Arthur Godrey
KhJ-Look at Stiles
2:30
KAFi-Lorraine Jones
KhJ-Take & Number
2:45
KAFi-Doctor's Wits
KECA-Drama
3:00 P.M.
KAIC News, 570
KAFI-Welcome Travelers
KECA-Play It Again
khJClub 920
KBPC News / Grant
KNX-Arthur Godrey
KBPC-Maurice Hart
3:30
KAFi-Doctor's Wits
KECA-Drama
3:45
KAFi-Dave Carroway
KBIX-Soullah
khjPaula Stone
4:00 P.M.
KAIC News, Sports
KBPC-News Bling Coby
KAIF-Life Beautiful
KECA-Mary Margaret McBride
KBX-Curt Massey
KhJ-Pilton Lewis Jr
KBPC-Red Rose
KBPC-Masterpieces
8:15
KAIC-Gene Norman
KBPC-Feature Wire
KBPC-Romance Rhythm
KNX-Jack Smith
khjHemingway
4:30
KAFi-B Wheeler
KBPC-Bolero Time
KECA-Nancy Holme
KBX-Home Polke
KBFX-Curt Massey
khjSam Hayes
KBPC-News
KNX-Hawthorne
Radio Features Synd.-(C)-1932, by Universal Tom R. Danson
SATURDAY A. M.
7:00 A.M.
КАС-News, Haynes
КАП-Music
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8:55
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10:00 A.M.
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5:00 P.M.
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5:19
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5:29
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8:55
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6:00 P.M.
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6:15
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6:30
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7:00 P.M.
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7:15
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7:30
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KHJ-Chico Kid
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7:45
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8:00 P.M.
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8:15
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8:30
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KEJA-Crime Doesn't Pay
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9:00 P.M.
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9:20
KPI-Frances Passwell
7:00 (7) - Stu Erwin
8:00 (5) - Lawrence Welk
8:30 (11) - How We Met
9:20 (2) - Mr. & Mrs. North
10:00 (4) - Dennis Day
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7:20 (7) - Stu Erwin
8:00 (5) - Lawrence Welk
8:30 (11) - How We Met
9:20 (2) - Mr. & Mrs. North
10:00 (4) - Dennis Day
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9:00 KNXT (2) - 1 in every Family
8:00 KNXT (2) - "Men Are Such Fools"
KNBH (4) - "Sign of the Wolf"
10:30 KNXT (2) - Cal Lying
KPMB (8) - Strike Is Right
KAO (12) - Woman Are Wonderful
11:00 A.M.
KNBH (6) - Food for The KPMB (8) - Cooking
KAO (12) - Mike Roy
KNXT (2) -咖啡 Yrs.
KAO (12) - Search for Tomorrow
11:45 KNXT (2) - Lanklettes
KAO (7) - "King"
12:20 KNBH (4) -Welcome Traveler
KBMB (8) - News
KBLC (1) - " knockout"
12:45 KBNT (2) - Bride & Groom
KBJ (9) - Film
1:00 P.M.
KBXT (2) -Strike Is Rich
KBNH (4) - K Smith
KBMB (8) - TV Classroom
KTYT (11) - Cinema Chef
KECA (7) - Kitchen
KBNT (2) - Double or Nothing
2:00 P.M.
KBXT (2) - Wheel of Fortune
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"Pride of the Legion"
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Police Calls
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2:43 KBNT (5) "-Young in Heart"
3:00 P.M.
KBNH (4) - Mary McAdoo
KTLA (5) - Plim
KECA (7) - Al Jarvis
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4:00 P.M.
KTU (9) - Gene Norman
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KTTV (11)- Nancy Dixon
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5:00 P.M.
KNXT (2)—Tim McCoy
KNEB (4)—Film
KTLA (5)—Playcreatives
KECA (7)—Al Jarvis
KPMB (8)—Kate Smith
KJJ (9)—Gene Norman
KTVV (11)—Film
KLAO (13)—Webtoon
KNEB (4)—Jump Jump
KECA (7)—Golf
KPMB (8)—Hallroad Club
8:20
KNNB (4)—Howdy Doody
KTLA (5)—Cowboy Thrills
KECA (7)—Jack Rourke
KPMB (8)—Magic Shop
KTVV (11)—Cartoons
KLAO (13)—Televenture
6:00 P.M.
KNNB (4)—P Nut Circus
KECA (7)—News
KJJ (9)—"Crooked Trail"
8:15
KNNB (4)—Emmy Klub
KECA (7)—Jack Owens
KTVV (11)—Welch at Airport
6:20
KNXT (2)—Benny Time
KPMB (8)—Benny Time
KLAO (13)—Telepaper
6:15
KNXT (2)—Perry Compo
KTLA (5)—Handy Hints
KECA (7)—Space Patrol
KTVV (11)—News
KLAO (13)—Olive Rob McMullen
7:00 P.M.
KNBT (2)—Ed to Fame
KNEB (4)—Boxing
KTLA (5)—Nepred
KECA (7)—This My Song Bill O'Connell
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KNBT (2)—News
KTTV (11)—Success Story
KLAC (13)—Film
7:15
KTLA (5)—Your Town, Mayor Bowron
KPMB (8)—Headlines
KJJ (9)—Movie Quiz
7:30
KNXT (2)—Jerry Fielding
KTLA (5)–Charlie Chase
KECA (7)–Stu Erwin
KPMB (8)–Newt
KJJ (9)–Touchdown
KTTV (11)–Pet Each
KLAO (13)–Horace Heldt
7:45
KNBE (4)–News
8:00 P.M.
KNXT (2)–Playhouse of Stars
KNBN (4)–Great Pights
KTLA (5)–L Welk
KECA (7)–Gale & Harries
KNBN (6)–Death Valley
KJJ (9)–Noon
KTTV (11)–"Gangs of New York"
8:15
KNBN (4)–Those Two
KJJ (8)–Basketball-USC-Hawaii
8:30
KNXT (2)–Mama
KNM B Hermann Richman
KECA (7)–China Smith
KPMB (8)–Great Thts
KTTV (11)–Wrestling
8:45
KNBE (4)–Shows Story
9:00 P.M.
KNXT (2)–Friend Irma
KNBN (4)–Big Story
KTLA (5)–Chevron Theater
KECA (7)–Mystery Theater
KPMB (8)–C Kennedy
KTTV (11)–How We Met
9:30
KNXT (2)–Mr & Mrs North
KNBN (4)–Aldrich Pam.
KTLA (5)–Playhouse
KECA (7)–Tales of Tomorrow
KPMB (8)-Friend Irma
KTTV (11)-Dude 'Nech
10:00 P.M.
KNXT (2)-TV News
KNBN (4)-Dennis Day
KTLA (5)-Downout"
KECA (7)-H Weaver. J Rourke.
KPMB (8)-Fireside Thts 10:30
KNXT (2)-Chrohoscope KNHB(6)-Dangerous Assignment KPMB(8)-Big Story KTHJ(8)-News, Sports KTTV(11)-Ladies Always Win 10:45
KNXT(2)-At Clro's KECA(7)-"Little Pal" KLAC(12)-Locker Rm.
11:00 P.M.
KNXT(2)-"Money Means Nothing"
KNBN(6)-News KPMB(8)-Dennis Day KJJ(9)-Star Time KTTV(11)-News KLAC(13)-News, "The Cardinal" 11:15
KNBN(6)-"Queen of the Ytts" KTTV(11)-Sports 11:20
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KTLA(5)-Final Edition KPMB(8)-Got a Secret 1:00
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Row Between Cities and Fringe Areas To be Presented to State Legislature
SACRAMENTO (CNS) — The row between the League of California Cities and the fringe areas of the state, represented by the California League of Unincorporated Communities waxes hotter as the time draws nearer for presentation of the controversy to the state legislature.
The League of Unincorporated Communities, which is headquartered in Temple City, just recently mailed to its members a three-page bulletin containing a resolution adopted by the League of California Cities.
The resolution contains primarily the requests the cities will make of the 1953 legislature, and, the unincorporated group asks its members, "What are you doing about it?"
The resolution proposed legislation to change the laws pertaining to annexation "to simplify the procedure required in order to force a vote on the question of annexation within urban fringe areas." The cities claim they do not propose mandatory annexation, but "we do propose compulsory decision."
They seek to have the city councils by resolution, rather than through petition of 25 per cent of the registered voters in the area, as required at the present time. The cities also want to abolish the right of the property owner to protest annexation, a right that is now contained in the law, and a measure of protection for the property owner who does not live in the affected area, and consequently, would have nothing to say regarding the annexation.
Through this demand, the League of Cities apparently favors taxation without representation, for if property owners who own lots or business establishments cannot vote or portest, they patiently would have nothing to say concerning the requirement for additional taxes. Under the present law, it takes signed protests by 51 per cent of the property owners to stop an annexation election.
In addition to taking away the primary rights of a part of the citizenry to a voice in government, the League of Cities also wants to evade its responsibilities to a newly annexed area for a certain period of time.
"Provision should therefore be made in the law," the resolution says, "to enable the annexation proceeding to stipulate that full city services need not be extended until some future date, as long as a year and a half after the election."
The excuse given for this evasion of responsibility is that the city should have the newly annexed area on the tax rolls and actually paying taxes before services are extended. However, the league wants, in the event of delayed services, to exercise police powers over zoning, subdivision control, building standards and other items which cost no money.
Also, the resolution continues, there should be laws adopted to force the annexation of any undeveloped or contiguous land when the same is subdivided to urban land use. Such legislation would prevent a subdivider completely new line of bills with new room mounted on longer chassis, with important...
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10:00
LA (5)—News, Music
10:30
LA (5)—"Devil Rider"
8:30
The Christopher
11:00
LA (7)—Space Patrol
6:00
SMillin Ed
7:30
MB (8)—Sky King
8:30
KB (8)—Pilms
1:00
LA (5)—Forbidden
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KMPC—Sat Salute
KHJ—Stars over Hlywd
KHJ—To Vets
9:48
KHJ—Civil Defense
10:00 A.M.
KLAC—News, Potter
KFI—Young Americas
KECA-Ira Cook
KMPC-KPAC-Music
KFWB-Bull Anson
KHJ—News
KNX—Fun for All
10:30
KHJ—Brk'fst in Hw'd
KNX-City Hospital
KHJ-Men's Corner
KFAC—Concert
11:00 A.M.
KLAC—News, Potter
KFI-Nancy Lee Taylor
KMPC-Top Tunes
KECA-Mis Operas
KFWB-Bill Anson
KHJ-Dixie
KNX—Music With Girls
11:30
KPI-Farm & Home
KMPC-Matinee
KNX-Meet the Mrs.
KHJ-Farm Conference
12 NOON
KLAC—News, Potter
KFI-Farm Repor
KNX-News, Music
KFAC—Concert
12:30
KPI-Reserve
KFWB-News, Yocam
KNX-Super Noodle
KNJ-Man on Farm
1:00 P.M.
KLAC—News, Music
KECB-Jo Yocam
KECB-Opera
KNX-Stan Daugherty
KHI-Music
KFAC-Serenade
1:15
KFAC-Accent on String
Traille"
KECA (7)—Film
KNBH (6)—Rams-49ers
KECA (7)—Freedom Theater
2:00
KNXT (2)—Plim
2:28
KNBH (4)—"Queen of the Yukon"
KTLA (5)—"Suanne"
KTLA (7)—Big Picture
KFMB (8)—"U. S. A."
2:00
KECA (7)—Campus Partner
KFMB (8)—Theater
3:20
KECA (7)—Beulah
3:45
KTLA (5)—"Lovable Cheat"
4:00 P.M.
KNXT (2)—U. N. This Week
KNBH (4)—Waggy
KECA (7)—"Desert Riders"
KPMB (8)—Big Picture
KLAQ (13)—Tough Kid"
4:30
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Monitor Writer Visits SA Campus
Collecting data for a series of articles, Christian Science Monitor staff writer Richard D. MacCann accompanied by Dr. B. Lamar Johnson, professor of education at UCLA today toured the Santa Ana college campus and conferred with SAC director Dr. Daniel C. McNaughton. Aubrey L. Berry of the teacher placement bureau of UCLA, accompanied Dr. Johnson and Mr. McCann.
Dr. Johnson is currently touring Southern California junior colleges collecting first hand material to aid him in training junior college teachers Mr. McCann is collecting data to be used in a group of articles for the Monitor on junior colleges in California.
Dr. Johnson is also editor of the magazine "General Education in California Junior Colleges," and has been in charge of the junior college workshops in general education during the past several summers at UCLA.
PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. 4.
The Los Angeles Angels announced the sale today of first baseman Ronnie George for an undisclosed sum to Des Moines of the Western association.
Cal Educator Prepare for State Meeting
SACRAMENTO (CNN) formla educators today paring for the state-write ence on educational which will be held in S. Dec. 15 and 16.
The conference was Governor Earl Warren at the request of a small of educators which sezation of eight channels tively allocated to the Federal Commu commission, for non-co-use.
The proposed channel pointed out, will revert commercial television channels unless they are by the state or some of divisions, such as a school or combination of dis June, 1953.
The governor has Julian A. McPhee, presi California State Polytege at San Luis Obispo erial chairman of the cpe.
According to pre schedules, the conferere review financing, admin and programming produc educational television, make recommendations ing the desirability and city of applying for channels.
Legislative leaders have indicated that there no additional funds from to provide educational for California, in view o tensive costs involved, th such an action would ha vate industry, and the school costs involved in option of Proposition No people in November.
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PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. 4. UP—The Los Angeles Angels announced the sale today of first baseman Ronnie George for an undisclosed sum to Des Moines of the Western association.
DEATH CANELS FINE—Ens. Marvin S. Cohn (above), navy jet pilot, recently received a traffic ticket in Fairfield, Calif. Later he wrote that he would be unable to appear as his ship was sailing for Korea and any financial demands should be made quickly, as "jet flying is dangerous business." A letter sent Cohn was returned stamped "addressee deceased." A notification said he died when his plane crashed while on training maneuvers.
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Gregory leaders, have indicated that there no additional funds from to provide educational for California, in view of intensive costs involved, such an action would have vate industry, and the school costs involved in option of Proposition No people in November.
Placentia Man Visits in Japan
WITH THE 2ND IN DIV. IN KOREA—First G. Kraemer, son of Mr. Gilbert V. Kraemer, 593 Ave., Placentia, Calif., had an opportunity to call his Christmas shopping while on a five-day reservation leave from the fantasy Division in Korea. The vacation is part Army's policy to give soldiers respite from coats the same time soldiers wear and R" hotels have been opportunities to visit stocked Army stores (changes) established for convenience and holiday Packaging and mailing are set up at most of these. Kraemer, a battery expert, entered th Army in 1951 and joined the 2nd in this year.
LATEST THING — Casey-Beckham Pontiac, 336 S. Los Angeles st., today joined in nationwide showings of the new line of Dual-streak Chieftain models for 1953. The sleek beauty, a product of Pontiac division of General Motors, features longer wheel base, increased visibility and new curve-control front suspension. Shown above is the new Custom Catalina, one of 11 body types in three Chieftain series.
Pontiac Division of GM Unveils New Line of Cars
PONTIAC, Michigan—First of the General Motors units to announce new models, the Pontiac Motor Division today unveiled its 1953 line of Dual-Streak Chieftain cars in a nationwide program of simultaneous dealer showings, according to Pontiac General Manager, and General Motors vice-president, Robert M. Critchfield.
For 1953 Pontiac introduces a completely new line of automobiles with new roomier bodies, mounted on longer wheelbase chassis, with important improvements incorporated in styling, riding qualities, ease of steering, and equipment; and, in the case of the six cylinder model, substantially increased power, Mr. Critchfield says.
Eleven body styles are incorporated in the new line in three series, the Special, Deluxe and Custom. Thy include two and four door sedans, three station wagons, a convertible coupe and two new Catalinas. An addition to the line is the two seat station wagon with the impressive appearance of the interiors of deluxe models is the rich beaded nylon material which upholsters the seat cushions and top of seat backs. This material is used in conjunction with durable wool broadcloth and attractive chrome stripping to provide a new degree of luxury inside.
Front ventipanes are now crank operated and there is a new instrument panel with improved functional styling and new positioning of controls and dials for
Cal Educators Prepare for State Meeting
SACRAMENTO (CNS) — California educators today were preparing for the state-wide conference on educational television, which will be held in Sacramento Dec. 15 and 16.
The conference was called by Governor Earl Warren recently at the request of a smaller group of educators which seeks utilization of eight channels tentatively allocated to the state by the Federal Communications commission, for non-commercial use.
The proposed channels, it was pointed out, will revert for use as commercial television station channels unless they are taken up by the state or some of its subdivisions, such as a school district, or combination of districts, by June, 1953.
The governor has appointed Julian A. McPhee, president of the California State Polytechnic college at San Luis Obispo, as general chairman of the conference.
According to preliminary schedules, the conference will review financing, administrative and programming problems of educational television, and will make recommendations concerning the desirability and feasibility of applying for available channels.
Legislative leaders, however, have indicated that there will be no additional funds from the state to provide educational television for California, in view of the extensive costs involved, the impact such an action would have on private industry, and the added school costs involved in the adoption of Proposition No. 2 by the people in November.
Eleven body styles are incorporated in the new line in three series, the Special, Deluxe and Custom. Thy include two and four door sedans, three station wagons, a convertible coupe and two new Catalinas. An addition to the line is the two seat station wagon with folding rear seat arrangement. Each series is introduced with either eight or six cylinder engines.
Featuring the new bodies, which are immediately distinguishable from previous models by their large one piece wrap-around rear windows, one-piece curved windshields, high deck contour, modern rear-fin fender design and completely revised styling of sheet metal and trim, are new luxurious and highly practical interiors.
In addition, such engineering advances as power steering, optional equipment, modified Curve Control front suspension, ignition key starting, electronic headlight dimmers, improved Dual-Range Hydramatic transmissions, and other technical developments characterize the new cars.
While roomier, the new Pontiacs are more streamlined than heretofore and are characterized by a marked increase in driver and passenger vision. Elimination of the dividing strip on the windshield and adoption of one piece wrap around type rear windows has increased both forward and rearward vision by as much as 39 per cent, eliminating blind spots and contributing substantially to the sense of safety and security of passengers and operator. The useful glass area is 254 square inches more than in previous models with the new curved glass in windshield and rear windows of the safety type as before.
As a result of the longer wheelbase and new interior dimensions, two and four door sedans have approximately 2½ inches greater rear compartment knee room. Also deeper rear seat cushions and greater hip room and hat room have been provided. By positioning the accelerator pedal, the engineers have provided more leg room for the driver, which, combined with adjustable front seats, permits maximum driver comfort.
PHOENIZ, Ariz., Dec. 4. (AP)—Sacramento and Portland clubs of the Pacific Coast Baseball league swapped a pair of bail players apiece today.
The Sacs traded southpaw Glenn Elliott and sighthander Orv Grove to Portland for outfielder Joe Brovia and pitcher Marion Pieretti.
Placentia Man Visits in Japan
WITH THE 2ND INFANTRY DIV. IN KOREA—First Lt. Daniel G. Kraemer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert V. Kraemer, 5931 Kraemer Ave., Placentia, Calif., recently had an opportunity to catch up on his Christmas shopping in Japan while on a five-day rest and recuperation leave from the 2nd Infantry Division in Korea.
The vacation is part of the Army's policy to give front-line soldiers respite from combat. At the same time soldiers at the "R and R" hotels have been afforded opportunities to visit the well-stocked Army stores (Post Exchanges) established for their convenience and holiday shopping. Packaging and mailing services are set up at most of these centers.
Kraemer, a battery executive officer, entered th Army in March 1951 and joined the 2nd in April of this year.
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