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RADIO and TELEVISION
SUNDAY
7:00 A.M.
KFI-KNX-KPO-Church
KPAC-KLAC-KPWB-KECA-Music
KFI-Art of Living
KHCQ-Bible Class
KECA-College Choir
KFI-Melody
KFWB-Country Church
1:45
KLAC-Circh Church
8:00 A.M.
KLAC-Catholic Hour
KMCQ-News
KFI-Funnies
KNX-Salt Lake Tab
KECA-Clem Davis
8:25
KFI-U.N. My Best
KMPC-Youth Challenge
KECA-Light and Life
KFI-Back to God
KFWB-Besco Mission
KNX-Invite to Learn
9:00 A.M.
KLAC-News, Unity
KPAC-Church
KFI-Books
KPCA-Bolero Time
KECA-Sunday Symph
KFI-Bible Class
KFWB-Besco Mission
KNX-Athletic Story
9:15
KFI-Christine Science
KFAC-Showsme
8:20
KLCAP-Peter Potter
KFI-Eternal Light
KECA-Sun, with Bill
KFI-Prophecy Voice
KFWB-Bill Leyden
KNX-World News
KNX-World News
KFAC-Sunday Concert
10:00 A.M.
KLCAP-Peter Potter
KFI-H.J. Mann
KMCQ-Music
KPWC-Public Service
KNX-KLJ-News
KECA-Sun with Bill
10:15
KFI-Crime Problem
KLI-Music
KNX-D.N. Record
10:20
KHL-Lutheran Hour
KFI-Chai Round Table
KNX-Univ. Explorer
10:45
KECA-Drama
KNX-Reserve
11:00 A.M.
KPI-Catholic Hour
KECA-Irish Message
KHI-J Frank & Ernest
KNX-Symphonette
KPWB-Bill Leyden
KPAC-Church
12:30
KPI-Bob Considine
KHJ-Music
KECQ-News, Drama
KPAC-Music Heritage
12:45
KPI-Critic at Large
1:00 P.M.
KLAC-Peter Potter
KFI-The Chase
MUSIC
KECQ-Dr. E. O. Puller
KPWB-Bill Leyden
KHJ-Greg Lombardo
KNX-Story
KPAC-Sun, Theater
1:00
KLAC-570 Club
KPI-Martin Kane
KHJ-Music
KNX-Quiz Kids
1:45
KMPC-Name-Pitt.
2:00 P.M.
KLAC-News, 570 Club
KPMC-Football
KPI-Star Playhouse
KNX-The Shadow
KECQ-Prophecy Voice
KPWB-Jamboree
KNX-A. Godfrey
2:20
KPI-News, Pro & Con
KNX-Tree Detective
KNX-World News
KECQ-Greatest Story
KFAC-Wax Imports
3:00 P.M.
KLAC-News, 570 Club
KFI-Best Plays
KPMC-Football
KNX-Amer Calling
KECQ-Dr. Billy Graham
KNJ-Kick Carter
KPMC-Music
3:20
KIJ-Off Detective
KECQ-Hernald of Truth
KNX-Barn Dance
6:00 P.M.
KLAC-News, G Norm'n'
KFI-Meet Your Match
KECQ-Church in Home
KNJ-Knews, Santa Claus
KNJ-Jack Benny
KBWB-Bob & Joe
6:20
KIJ-Aldrich Pandy
KIJ-Rewriting Stand
KNAmos'n Andy
5:00 P.M.
KLAC-News, G Norm'n'
KIJ-Top Story
KBWC-Favorites
KECQ-Micky Katz
KIJ-Olah, Symph.
KBWC-Serenade
5:20
KBWC-Bill Stewart
KIJ-Theater Guild
KNX-Sunday Desk
KBWC-Senado
6:00 P.M.
KECQ-Paul Harvey
HKJ-John J. Anthony
HKJ-KPMC-Pider
HKPWB-B rescue Mission
KNX-News, Choralists
HKPAC-Conductor Series
7:15
HKCQ-Mank Weaver
HKPCM-Open Forum
7:50
KIF-Harris Says
KECQ-Time Opusule
HKJ-Down You Go
KNX-The Whistler
8:00 P.M.
klac-News, G Norm'n'
KIF-Prost Warning Charle Hawkes
KECAM-Paul Harvey
HKPCM-Music
HKJ-20 Questions
HKCQ-Ours Miss Brooks
HKPAC-Sunday Concert
8:15
KECAM-Headlines
8:30
kmcP-Studio 4
KIF-Standard Hour
KECAM-Chet Huntley
KNX-My Little Marge
HKJ-Enchanted Jr.
8:45
Keecam-Stress Craig
9:00 P.M.
klac-News, G Norm'n'
HKPCM-Provision Story
HKJ-KPWB-News
KECAM-Epicocal Service
KNX-Charlie McCarthy
9:15
kmcP-Mother's Album
HKJ-Orch.
KECAM-Sun, Symph.
HKJ-KPAC-Music
PKWB-Habbi Magnin
9:30
klac-Who Knows This
PKWCM-Dance Time
PKWB-Brotherhood
HKJ-Chi, Theater
9:45
KIF-Army of Stars
PKWBM-Career Women
10:00 P.M.
klac-News,
Freedom Forum
KIF-KRNX-News
KBWCM-Schokolsky
KBWBM-Walter White
10:15
KIF-Mayor Bowron
KBCA-Dr. Bailes
KNCK-George Picher
KBWBM-Sweet & Low
10:30
KIF-Riverside Hancho
KIJ-Music
KECAM-Career Theater
KNCK-Stwart Craig
KBWBM-Eden Echoes
11:00 P.M.
klac-KMPCM-Music
KIF-Meet the Press
KECA-This Week
MONDAY A.M.
7:00 A.M.
klac-News, Haynes
klcWM-Swimming
klcMUS-Music
klcPAU-Masterism
klcNH-News
klcPBW-Bill Leyden
klcPBW-Bob Perris
klcPOI-Let Chips Fall
klcPI-Fleetwood Lawton
klcNH-Breakfast Gang
klcPNE-Baller, Haynes
klcPNE-Breakfast Platters
klcNH-Clock Watcher
klcNH-Garbred Newx
klcNS-Amazon Newx
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MONDAY A.M.
7:00 A.M.
klac-News, Haynes
kklcWM-Swimming
kklcMW-Swimming
kklcMW-Swimming
kklcMW-Swimming
KFI—Crime Problem
KFI—Music
KFI—U.K. Record
10:20
KJL—Lutheran Hour
KFI—Chal. Round Table
KXN—Univ. Explorer
10:45
KECA—Drusen
KNX—Reserve
11:00 A.M.
KFI—Catholic Hour
KECA—Israel Message
KHJ—Frank & Brent
KXN—Geminette
KFWB—Bill Leyden
KFAC—Church
11:20
KMPC—Music City
KFI—Home Town
KHJ—Science Report
KXN—N.T. Philmonde
KECA—Nat Vempers
11:45
KPI—Gardens
KHJ—Canaries
12 NOON
KLAC-Peter Potter
KFI—Emino Roper
KECA—Christian in Action
KMPC—Music
KHJ—News
KFWB-Bill Leyden
KFAC—News, Plano
11:15
KFI—Books
SUNDAY TELEVISION
KNXT (2) — 10:20-Lights of Faith
11:20-Sea Wolves"
12:15-All Aboree
12:20-Candy Carnival
1:20-Grus Kids
1:20-Cinnabus
3:00-Books
3:00-See It Now
KBH (6) — 10:20-Youth Wants to Know
10:20-Faith Frontiers
11:00-Mr. Wizard
11:20-Amer Perum
12:00-Chinese Cat"
12:00-Sunday Service
2:00-Get the Facts
2:00-Meet the Masters
3:00-Tex Williams
KTLA (8) — 11:00-In Go We Trust
12:00-"Crazy Nights"
1:30-Arts, Skies"
2:00-Qeen of Curseque"
3:45-Wild Horses"
KECA (7) — 8:15-Inspirational Her
10:20-The Story
10:20-Church in Home
12:00-Films
1:45-Mirandy
2:00-Super Circus
2:00-Youth For Christ
KPMB (8) — 11:20-Theaters
12:20-Cap. Midnite
1:20-Guis Kids
1:20-Cinnabus
3:00-Cannies
3:00-See It Now
KBH (9) — 10:20-Church
12:20-Films to 5:15
KTTV (11) — 11:00-Great Churches
12:15-Polyzodes
2:00-I Person Can Do
12:20-Gardens
1:00-Auction Park
1:20-This Is the Life
2:00-770 on TV
2:00-Chorus & Orchid
3:00-Jalopy Derby
KLAC (13) — 11:15-Reserve
11:15-Frontier
SUNDAY TELEVISION
KNXT (2) — 10:20-Lights of Faith
11:20-Sea Wolves"
12:15-All Aboree
12:20-Candy Carnival
1:20-Grus Kids
1:20-Cinnabus
3:00-Books
3.00-See It Now
KBH (6) — 10.20-Youth Wants to Know
10.20-Faith Frontiers
11.00-Mr. Wizard
11.20-Amer Perum
12.00-Chinese Cat"
12.00-Sunday Service
2.00-Get the Facts
2.00-Meet the Masters
3.00-Tex Williams
KTLA (8) — 11.00-In Go We Trust
12.00-"Crazy Nights"
1.30-Arts, Skies"
2.00-Qeen of Curseque"
3.45-Wild Horses"
KECA (7) — 8.15-Inspirational Her
10.20-The Story
10.20-Church in Home
12.00-Films
1.45-Mirandy
2.00-Super Circus
2.00-Youth For Christmas KPMB (8) — 11.20-Theaters
12.20-Cap. Midnite
1.20-Guis Kids
1.20-Cinnabus
3.00-Books
3.00-See It Now KBH (9) — 10.20-Church
12.20-Films to 5:15 KTTV (11) — 11.00-Great Churches KECA (7) — 8.15-Inspirational Her 10.20-The Story 10.20-Church in Home 12.00-Films 1.45-Mirandy 2.00-Super Circus 2.
TODAY'S CROSS
1:20—Omnibus
3:20—Canines
3:20—See It Now
KHJ (8)—
10:20—Church
12:20—Films to 5:15
KTTV (11)—
11:00—Great Churches
12:15—Polyzodes
2:00—I Person Can Do
12:20—Gardens
1:00—Auction Park
1:20—This Is the Life
2:00—770 on TV
2:20—Chorus & Orch
2:30—Talpy Derby
KLAC (13)
11:15—Reserve
11:45—Frontier Riders"
1:00 Homes to Live in
1:30—The Lad"
3:00—Bis of N.Y."
4:00 P.M.
KNXT (2)—Leave to Larry
KNBH (4)—Your Health
KECA (7)—"Stadium Mystery"
TELEVISION
Monday, Dec. 15
5:00 P.M.
KNXT (2)—Tim McCoy
KNBH (4)—Film
KTLA (5)—Playmasters
KECA (7)—Al Jarvis
KPMB (6)—Ind. Parade
KHJ (9)—G. Norman
KTTV (11)—Film
KLAC (12)—Webloofs
5:15
KNBH (4)—Jump, Jump
5:20
KNBH (4)—Howdy Doody
KTLA (8)—Cowboy Thrills
KECA (7)—Jack Bourke
KPMB (6)—Magic Shop
KTTV (11)—Cartoon
KLAC (13)—Televenture
6:00 P.M.
KNBH (4)—Prnut Circus
KECA (7)—News
KHJ (9)—Alias John Law"
6:15
KECA (7)—Jack Owens
KTTV (11)—Welsh at Airport
6:30
KNXT (2)—Owens
KNBH (6)—Boundy KI'b
KTLA (5)—Snowing
KPMB (6)—Snowing
KTTV (11)—Snowing
KLAC (13)—Telepaper
6:15
KNXT (2)—Perry Como
KTLA (8)—Sandy Hints
KECA (7)—Space Faint
KTTV (11)—News
KLAC (13)—Close Rhta.
7:00 P.M.
KNXT (8)—Studio One
KNBH (6)—Victory at
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KTLA (5)—News
KECA (7)—Cisco Kid
KPMB (6)—Kaleidoscope
KHJ (9)—News
KTTV (11)—Town Hall Party
KLAC (12)“Strange Impersonation”
7:15
KTLA (5)–Film
KHJ (9)–Movie Quiz
7:20
KNBH (4)–Those Two
KTLA (5)–At Ease
KECA (7)–Kit Carson
KPMB (6)–News
KHIJ“What's the Name of That Song”
KTTV (11)–March of Time
7:45
KNBH (4)–News
8:00 P.M.
KNXT (2)–Harry Owens
KTLA (5)–Showboat
KECA (7)–You Asked for It
KPMB (6)–Guess Stars
KHJ (9)–News
KTTV (11)–Town Hall Party
8:15
KHJ (8)–Boxing
8:20
KNXT (2)–Video Thrir.
KNBH (4)–Volks of Firestone
KPMB (6)–Playhouse of Stars
KTTV (11)-Wrestling
KLAC (13)-"Melody Master"
9:00 P.M.
KNXT (2)–I Love Lucy
KNBH (4)–Most Press
KTLA (5)-"Why Girls Leave Home"
KECA (7)-Seminar
KTFMB (8)-"Fabulous Suzanne"
9:00
KNXT (2)-Life w/Luigi
KNBH (4)-R. Montgomery Presents
KECA (7)-"Circumstantial Evidence"
10:00 P.M.
KNXT (2)-TV News
KTLA (5)-Teleforum
KECA (7)-News
10:15
KECA (7)-Jack Bourke
KLAC (13)-"Without Honor"
10:30
KNXT (2)-Chronoscope
KNBH (4)-Mon. Quarterbacks
KFMB (8)-Studio One
KIJ（9）-News
10:45
KECA（7）-"Theirs the Glory"
KNXT（2）-Clro's
KIJ（9）-Star Time
KTTV（11）-Locker Rm.
KBNA（6）-New York
KTLA（5）-Final Edition
11:00 P.M.
KNXT（2）-King Kelly'
KFMB（5）-Thaster
KTTV（11）-News
11:15
KNBMH（4）-"Shamrock Hill"
KTTV（11）-Sports News.
KTTV（11）-Death Valley"
11:30
KFMB(8)-"This Is Your Life"
11:45
KLAC(12)=El Lyon
KTTV(11)="News Comes Kelly"
HORIZONTAL
To consume
Hellacal
Back
To be mistaken
To battle
Rule
Garland
Swift
Unit
Young bear
To direct
War god
Footlike part
Narrow opening
Light brown
Assistance
Cuts in small pieces
Stigma
Te happen again
Challenge
Offspring
Cover
Serv
Vehicle for hire
Man's name
Country between India and Tibet
MONDAY A.M.
7:00 A.M.
CA-News, Haynes
J-Woman Swing
PC-Muse
CA-Paul Masterson
J-News
WB-Bill Leyden
K-Bob Perris
AC-Concert
OL-Let Clips Fall
L-Fleetwood Lawton
PC-News
J-Breakfast Gang
7:30
AC-Baller, Haynes
Breakfast Platters
PC-Clock Watcher
CA-Sob Garred
K-News
CA-Paul Masterson
PC-Gongs
L-Knox Manning
J-Sam Hayes
K-Harry Babbitt
8:00 A.M.
CA-News-Stocks
-Johnny Murray
PC-News
CA-Breakfast Club
L-Grand Slam
Andy & Virginia
L-Rosemary
C-Unity
KB-News
8:20
KPAC-News
CO-Clock Watcher
B-Ibble Institute
L-Grand Slam
Andy & Virginia
L-Rosemary
C-Unity
KB-News
8:00 A.M.
CA-News, Haynes
Garden Guide
Atty Crocker
Music
KB-Bill Anson
L-Wendy Warren
Music
8:15
A-Chet Huntley
Commentary
A-Aunt Jenny
6:25
Peter Potter
Ladies Day
Chef Milanl
A-Break the Bank
Norma Young
9:45
Gal Sunday
10:00 A.M.
PC-News, Potter
PC-News, Jberch
A-News, Jberch
PC-News, Clockatcher
1:00 P.M.
KLAC News, 570
KPFC-Bucket Wife
KIJ-Jee Kirkwood
KCGA-Bill Ring
KCGA-Wendell Noble
KPFB-Joe Yocam
KPFC-Employment
1:15
KPI-Stella Dallas
KLAC-570 Club
10:15
KFI-Bob & Bay
KCKA-Music
KCKA-Ma. Perkins
KEL-Tello-Test
10:30
KCKA-Kemper, Berch
KHL-James Man
KMPC-In Cook
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EUREKA, Dec. 13. UP—The far western conference today turned down a bid by the Oregon Intercollegiate conference to have the top teams of the two circuits play a post season football game.
The decision came as the far west group closed its annual meeting at Humboldt State college in Arcata, Calif. Delegates chose Chico for their spring meeting site and set May 15 and 16 for far western championship competition in golf, tennis, swimming and track.
Art Acker of Chico State college was elected president of the conference. Dr. Alex Peterson of Southern Oregon college was named vice president and Ernie Busch of Chico State was made secretary treasurer.
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SAVANNAH, Ga., Dec. 13. UP—An underdog Parris Island football team struck for two rapid touchdowns in the first quarter today then rolled over a stunned Ft. Jackson 11, 19-7, in Savannah's first annual Legion bowl game.
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Big Tennis UCLA Bruin Washington Luckless Indie Rated at Top Batting Records By CHARLES CHAMBERLY CHICAGO, Dec. 13. UP-Cleveland Indians, whose 1952 pennant failed in month of the campaign, won of the blue chips in batting pion with 327. He won in 1951 with 344. It was the straight season an infielder hitting honors.
The junior circuit's year-end statistics differ minor details from the batting figures releasedately following the 1952 league saeson by the AAA Press baseball statistical bain Fain also topped the production of doubles, while Fain set the pace, live Cleveland played on an assortment of orns. Dale Mitchell placed to Fain with 323; Bob led in triple with 11; and Doby, Luke Easter, and Rosen cleaned up all aline.
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UCLA Bruins Break Tie to Upset Washington's Huskies 54 to 47
Luckless Indians Rated at Top in Batting Records
By CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN
CHICAGO, Dec. 13. (UP) — The Cleveland Indians, whose bid for the 1952 pennant failed in the last month of the campaign, won most of the blue chips in batting, according to official American league statistics released today.
Ferris Fain, the Philadelphia Athletics' 30-year-old first baseman who has been rumored as trade bait for two years, was certified as the 1952 batting champion with .327. He won the crown in 1951 with .344. It was the fourth straight season an infielder took batting honors.
The junior circuit's official year-end statistics differ only in minor details from the complete batting figures released immediately following the 1952 major league saeson by the Associated Press baseball statistical bureau.
Fain also topped the circuit in production of doubles, with 43.
While Fain set the percentage face, five Cleveland players combined for an assortment of honors. Dale Mitchell placed second to Fain with .323; Bobby Avia led in triples with 11; and Larry Doby, Luke Easter, and Al Flip Rosen cleaned up all along the line.
Outfielder Doby took the home run in title tie with .32 and also scored.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 13 (UP) — UCLA's Bruins, breaking open a 45-45 tie in the closing minutes, outscored University of Washington's Huskies tonight in an upset, 54-47.
Reversing last night's 53-49 count in a series which many fans think gave a preview of the Pacific Coast Conference finals, the Bruins went out in front after a ding-dong duel in which neither team was more than a point or two apart through most of the second half.
Don Bragg and Johnny Moore sparked the Bruins' drive to Washington's first defeat. Last night, the Huskies handed the Bruins their first setback of the year.
The two teams won't meet again until and unless they win the Northern and Southern Divisions of the Coast Conference.
Washington got away to an early lead and held it until five minutes into the second quarter. Then Moore, Bragg and Gene Logan started clicking. Logan tied it up at 22-22, and Bragg sent the Bruins ahead 24-22. They weren't headed from there to the half, and led 31-25 at the intermission.
Washington quickly got back into the game in the third quarter, and the count was tied, 39-39 by the end. Then Bob Houbregs, the Huskies' top center, put them ahead 42-39. Led by forward Ron Bane, however, the Bruins pulled back even, then forged into their final lead.
Houbregs, a terrific ballplayer, took high point honors with 21 points. He passed the 1000 point mark for his college career.
CHICAGO, Dec. 13. (UP) — There is growing indication the Big Ten will renew its Rose bowl football pact with the Pacific coast conference, a confidential Associated Press poll of high conference officials disclosed today.
Three surprising features of the poll were expressions that:
1. Some league members feel powerful Michigan State will vote for renewal despite persistent anti-bowl talk by President John Hannah.
2. Iowa both pro-and-con the past year, now has "an open mind" on the bowl.
3. Wisconsin may get bowl "religion" on its Pasadena junket Jan. 1.
The P. C. C. Thursday asked the Big Ten to sign a new three-year contract to replace the current three-year pact which expires with the 1954 bowl game. An answer was asked by next June 5.
Despite reports the Big Ten will let the agreement die with the 1954 game, the AP survey showed the renewal ballot might carry by the same 6-4 vote that approved the present series.
Michigan State, Iowa and Wisconsin, only 19 days from a Rose bowl oenut, will be the key schools in banoting the poll indicated.
Wisconsin voted against the current pact as did Minnesota, Northwestern and Purdue, all three turnover opposed to renewal.
But a prominent Wisconsin official told the Associated Press:
"If the student body finds the Rose bowl experience good and wholesome, then a favorable vote may come. It's hard to predict now."
Indiana stated outright favor of renewal, white inmos, Michigan and Ohio State test the impression they haven't changed their previ
Packers Favored To Beat '49ers
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 13. (AP) The Green Bay Packers and the San Francisco 49ers, with nothing more than a hit in the National league standings to aim for, lose out the professional football season here tomorrow.
It will be the career - closing game for two 49ers, quarterbackrankie Albert and fullback Johnny Strzykalski.
The two teams are tied at six runs and five losses apiece and will shoot the works in the close-out contest before an anticipated crowd of 20,000 fans.
The Packers with a sensationalerial attack, have been installed one point favorites to take the measure of the hard running 49ers.
Policy for Spring Sports Announced At EC Meeting
With some revisions, a track schedule was adopted, a tentative 1953-54 basketball schedule was established, and Friday track and baseball events adopted at the Eastern Conference officials meeting at Mt. San Antonio college Wednesday afternoon.
Dr. H. Lynn Sheller, director of Fullerton Junior College said the officials reaffirmed a policy for spring sports: one third of the track meets and baseball games will be played on Friday nights or Saturdays.
Jointly with the E. C. meeting, the Southern California Junior College Administrators' Association held its meeting with a dinner followed by a discussion. Superintendent T. Stanley Warburton and Dean Robert E. Swenson represented Fullerton Junior College at the meeting. They also attended the earlier E. C. officials' meeting.
Principal subject of discussion by the administrators, Warburton said, was proposed school legislation.
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PARIS, (AP) — A committee of French and German professors has agreed to try to extract the poison fangs out of the school history taught to students of the two nations, not bitterness.
An outline of the plan was given in an article written by Edouard Bruley, president of the French Society of professors of history and geography. Already, he points out, French school texts have cut out stories of Germans "frightfulness" in Belgium and France during the World War I.
"The day when a climate of mutual unrest is headed from there to the half, and led 31-25 at the intermission.
Washington quickly got back into the game in the third quarter, and the count was tied, 39-39 by the end. Then Bob Houbregs, the Huskies' top center, put them ahead 42-39. Led by forward Ron Bane, however, the Bruins pulled back even, then forged into their final lead.
Houbregs, a terrific ballplayer, took high point honors with 21 points. He passed the 1000 point mark for his college career in the first half, and wound up with 1011 by the end of the game.
Bane's 12 points made him UCLA high man of the night.
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"The day when a climate of mutual understanding between the two countries is created," Prof. Bruley states, "the reasons for discord in Europe should disappear."
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