anaheim-gazette 1952-12-18

2 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 18, 1932 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA RADIO and TELEVISION THURSDAY A. M. 7:00 A. M. KLAC-News, Reynolds KFI-Western Swing KECA-Paul Mallenson KHJ-News KFWB-News, B. Leyden KNX-Bob Ferris KPAC-Coffee Concerts KPOI-Let Chippe Fall 7:15 KLAC-Baynes at Heins KWI-Flightwood Lawton KMPO-Bob Harbottle KNX-Bolph Story 7:20 KLAC-Ballet Baynes KFI-Galbarges & Kings KMPO-Clock Watchers KECA-Bob Garred KNX-Frank Coe 7:45 KPI-Knox Manning KECA-Paul Masterson KHI-Sam Hayes KNX-Harry Brbbitt 8:00 A. M. KLAC-Stocks KFI-Johnny Murray KMPO-KPWB-News KEOA-Breakfast Club KHI-Geil Brown KNX-Milpch Story KPAC-Stocks 8:25 KLAC-Balter, Havness KFI-Coffee Time KMPO-Markets, Sports KLI-KNK-News KFWB-Bill Leyden 8:38 KFAC-KEI-News KMOC-News, Clock Watchers KHI-Baven of Best KNX-Grand Stam 8:45 KFI-Anty & Virginia KFWB-News KNX-Roommary KPAC-Unity World 9:00 A. M. KLAC-News, Haynes KMPO-Chuck Watcher KECA-Garden Guide KHI-Music KFPWB-Bill Anson KNX-Wendy Warren KWKW-Bill Stewart 9:13 KI-I Vic Landishr KECA-KRB-News KNX-Aunce Jenny 9:38 KLAC-Peter Potter KEZ-Ladies Day KMPO-Chef Milanl KECA-Break the Bank KHI-Norma Young KNX-Helen Trent 8:43 KNX-Gal Sunday 10:00 A. M. KLAC-News, Potter KFI-News RADIO THURSDAY P. M. 7:00 P. M. 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KNHB (4)–Chef Milani KTLA (5)“Jr. Prom.” KHLJ (9)–Gene Norman KTTV (11)–Hita LaRoy KNLT (2)–Search for Tomorrow A CROSS IN THE SKY — Christmas, pilots of the 47-Korea fly their F-84 Thunder as they head for North Korea nist targets. (U.S. Air Force) Stanton Chamber New Directors; Du The old board of the Stanton Chamber of Commerce welcomed the 1953 members Tuesday night at the Carbon C. Dubbs plant on Western ave. President Dubba, reelected for second term, welcomed Don Rez first vice president; Jack Reams, second vice president; Mrs. Goldie Rutul, secretary-Greater; Anthony R. Murison and Andrew Limon were not able to be present. Outgoing officers who attended were vice president Herman J. Thompson; Mrs. Hazel Lewis, secretary, and Mrs. Florance P. Black who completed her fourth year on the board as the first and only woman director. It was decided to hold the installation banquet in the Steak House of Knott’s Berry Farm Jan. 6 with invitations being sent to members and special guests only. A lifetime honorary membership and gift is being sent William C. Poet Jr., Los Alamitos attorney, for assisting the cham... KNXT (2)—Superceded Person 10:30 KNBH (4)—Girl of My Dreams 10:38 KNXT (2)—Cult. Living 11:00 A.M. KPAB (8)—Cooking KLAC (12)—Mike Roy 11:28 KNXT (2)—Film KNBH (4)—Food for Thot KPMB (8)—Search for Tomorrow 11:45 KNXT (2)—Landmarks KECA (7)—Painted Paces" 12 NOON KNBH (4)—Big Payoff KPMB (8)—Big Payoff 10:38 KNXT (2)—Garry Moore 12:38 KNBH (4)—Welcome TELEVISION Thursday, Dec. 18 6:00 P.M. KNXT (2)—Tim McCoy KNBH (4)—Film KTLA (5)—Staycrafts KECA (7)—Al Jarvis KHJ (9)—Dene Norman KTVV (15)—Film KLAC (13)—Webroot KNBH (4)—Jump, Jump 5:20 KNBH (4)—Howdy Doody KTLA (5)—Cowboy Thrills KECA (7)—Jack Bourgey KPMB (8)—Magic Shop KTVV (11)—Octoons KLAC (12)—Televenture 6:00 P.M. 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KNBH(6)-Chef Milani KILA(5)="Mr. Prism" KILO(9)-Game Norman KTTV(11)-Rita LaRoy 4:28 KNXT(2)-Search for Tomorrow KTTV(11)="Secrets of Stammbour" 4:38 KNXT(2)-Mike & Buff 4:45 KNBH(4)-Oxbby Hayes KLAC(12)-Dr. Wilson NEW 53 P WITH NEW WHEELS DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR YOU CASEY - BECKH "A Good Deal And A Great new 1953 Dr. MORNING 6:00 "Minutes And Music" 7:00 Let the Chippe Wall 8:00 Broken Shankling 7:00 Second Cup of Coffee 8:00 News 8:15 Dr. Jack MacArthur 8:30 The Living Word 8:35 Three Sings 8:45 More to Today 9:00 Take Five 9:00 El Sereno Hour 10:00 Bandstand Fullerton Students Ready to Produce Christmas Musical Drama Tonight at 8 Christmas dramatic and musical production this year at Fullerton Union High School Junior College, which will disclose some of the problems and dreams of servicemen in that time, is to be presented to the public without charge on Thursday evening (10:30) at 8 p.m. Among student activities which will contribute to the color of the Christmas play are preparation of the stage setting by members of the stagecraft class, who have designed and constructed props which represent the bleak hills of Korea and the dugout hospital site around which action takes place in "Christmas 1952." Among problems confronting the stage crew was one in size and position of the huge "mountainous country" props, which stand 25 feet in height. They are built on a swing stage, suspended by two ropes from the middle framework over the stage, an idea conceived by Ronald Gunn and Howard Stucker. Another problem of how to give the illusion of a cave in the rocks, was solved by painting with variations of color on the flat surfaced backdrop. Located so far upstage and against the back wall, the speakers must have specially located mikes so that their voices can be carried out to the audience. Lighting at the play will be under the direction of Gunn, assisted by Stucker, and will attempt to portray a cold day and gradually fading light with the final effect a night scene. Other effects include stars which seem to glow, and special lighting for modern dance numbers. Sound effects are to be by Fred Thibault, whose responsibilities include simulation of dive bombers and machine guns in acting as well as other noises common to modern warfare. Members of the stage crew include Ellen Nelson, Phil Gilkerson, Don Darr, Jim Engle, Barbara Lingle, Jane Amondson, and John Beeslie. Painting was done by Gilkerson, Stucker and YOUNG POLIO VICTIM bie Olander of Newport in a respirator, is one stricken in Orange county. Chatting with Bobbie is OSS IN THE SKY — In keeping with the spirit ofamas, pilots of the 474th Fighter Bomber Wing infly their F-84 Thunderjets in this sign of the Crosshead for North Korea on a strike at keycommurgets. (U.S. Air Force Photo via AP Wirephoto) aton Chamber Board WelcomesDirectors; Dubbs Reelected board of the Stantonof Commerce welcomedmembers Tuesday nightcarbon C. Dubbs plant onlive. ent Dubbs, reelected forterm, welcomed Douvt vice president; Jacksecond vice president; Anthony F. Parra; Howard, M. O. Knutson,Horley and Andrewere not able to be presedecided to hold thein-banquet in the SteakKnott's Berry Farm Jan. invitations being sent toand special guests only,time honorary membergift is being sent Wilp Jr., Los Alamitosfor assisting the chama ANAHEIMRADIATORREPAIR Rear Crowell Old252 NorthLos Angeles St.PHONE 202 BER in recent legal matters. G. W. Irwin announced the petitionfor a sanitation district arein the hands of the county clerkto call for a public hearing afterwhich a special election will becalled, anytime after February. The Southern California WaterCompany have asked the fire station board for the right to installwater hydrants in the fire area.President Irwin and his fire-fighters have spotted 21 possible spotsfor hydrants. One plan proposedby E.R. Stang of the water companyis to install the hydrantsfree and assess each water user inthe area about 15c per month. The insurance rates will be lowered as much as 30 per cent whenhydrants are installed, Irwin said,and further pointed out thata hearing would have to be heldbefore the public utilities commissionbefore rates were established. Another plan proposed by thewater company is to installhydrants free and rent them to anorganized group for $2.50per month was not well receivedby the directors. Letters had been sent in fromthe Savanna P-TA, Lions Cluband a petition from residents onFern st. for a stop signal on Mainst. at Highway 39. Thesewith several other similar requestswillbe sent to the State Highwaydepartment. The new board will hold theirfirst meeting Jan. 20. COUNTy DefenseBond Sales Hit$2,330,675.89 The treasury department todayreported sales of $8,091,125 in seriesE and H defense bonds and investments of $552,982 in seriesJand K savings bonds in the 11Southern California counties duringNovember. At month end, November'stotal of '$8,644,107 broughtthis year's purchases in the area to$115,311,276.51, it was announcedby J.B. Messick state director ofthe savings bond division. In Orange county, series E andH sales were $187,012.50last month. This brought sales in thecounty to $2,330,675.89 in theJanuary-November period. Fullerton SchoolTrustees Retain842 Praments Sound effects are to be by FredThibault, whose responsibilitiesinclude simulation of dive bombersand machine guns in acting aswell as other noises common tomodern warfare. Members of the stage crewinclude Ellen Nelson, Phil.Gilkerson, Don Darr, Jim Engle,Barbara Lingle, Jane Amoudson,and John Beeslie. Painting wasdone by Gilkerson, Stucker andGunn with Ellen Nelson servingas stage manager. Costumes for the play,authentic uniforms worn by GIs inKoreawill be made more realisticwith actual weapons brought backby veterans of the Korean war. At the opening of the play,a dog fight takes place directlyoverhead, above the cave entranceto the field hospital. As the storyunfolds,the lives of American soldiersare told including theirmemories of events dear tothe heart of a soldier. Events includedeath of a buddy, emotion undergunfire, and relaxation behindthe lines in a period of calm. Script of the play, which ispunctuated by pleasant scenesrepresenting fond memories ofthe servicemen, was written byGeorge Archambault. Moderndance class members andmembers of a cappella choirs numbering 120 students will contribute tothe effectiveness of theproduction. YOUNG POLIO VICTIMIBie Olander of Newportin a respirator, is onestricken in Orange countyChatting with Bobbie is March of DimesWay with Volumerectruitment of an externvolunteer force to raise fundOrange county's January M.O.dimes polio drive is inswing with a number ofmunity chairman named todayStanley Bates, Orange cochairman for the drive. The county campaign willbeban. 2 and ends Jan. 31, durwhich $100,000 is hoped toraised to combat the worstdemic in Orange county's hist... "The county chapter at the pente time is without funds,"drive chairman said,"and national Foundation has advancedor $40,000 to the county to carryits work." Dr. Edward Lee Russell, countyhealth officer, declared193 countians have been strickedthis year to date, of whichcases have been fatal. Hethe seriousness of the epidemicthis year can be comparedwif1948, the next highest year, Aviation LeadersCelebrate 49Years of Flight KITTY HAWK. N.C., Dec.UPI—Fliers of all the armed services, aviation leaders and aCarolinians who knew the Wrightbrothers celebrated the 49thanniversary of powered flightday. The airmen put on a displayof jet age flying,includingdemonstration by three F-t飞ings faster than sound. At a luncheon in nearbyNHead, after the ceremony,speers extolled the achievementsOrville and Wilbur Wright ofDton, Ohio, in propelling their hamade biplane along a monotrack and into the air Dec.1903. Among the crowd were figuwho knew and worked withWrights. They included: Capt. William J. Tate, 83,Coinjack, N.C., who invited NEW PONTIAC TH NEW LONGER WHEELBASE! You're going to love the "feel" of the new Pontiac's ride with new 122 inch wheelbase. Pontiac handles better—hugs the road better. Come on in and see for yourself. Drive the great new 1953 Dual-Streak Pontiac soon! FOR DOLLAR YOU CAN'T BEAT A PONTIAC! ASEY - BECKHAM PONTIAC "A Good Deal And A Good Deal More" S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim—Phone 4012 Open Evenings 'til 10 P.M. RADIO STATION KPOL And Monte Chippe Hall Shackles Cup of Coffee MacArthur Jim Wood Bing To Today Live No Hour 10:20 Merchant's Quiz 11:00 Union Rescue Mission AFTERNOON— 12:00 Temple Baptist Church 12:30 Joe White Program 12:40 Joe White Program 12:50 Joe White Program 12:60 Wod Amphull Show 12:70 Wod Amphull Show 12:80 Randy's Polka Bandland 1:30 New 4:45 Sign Off Fullerton School Trustees Retain 8-4-2 Program Representatives of elementary and secondary boards of trustees of the Fullerton Union High school and Junior College district agreed in conference Thursday that the present plan of an eight year elementary program with four year high school should be continued rather than attempting an election for junior high schools at this time. This decision allows all areas to continue planning for additional elementary and secondary school housing required to care for the unprecedented population increase. While recognizing desirable features of the junior high school program, it was agreed that the additional cost and time required to establish a series of junior high schools prohibited further consideration at this time. Financial and contract difficulties under the present school law for operation of a junior high school system by a union high school district were also determining factors. Continuing cooperation of all districts in solving school problems was assured by plans for further meeting of trustees and administrators to refine construction time tables, financial programs, educational planning and guidance services. ANAHEIM GAZETTE, INC. Theodore B. Kuchol, President Max Beasley, Vice-President Mrs Henry Kuchall, Secretary-Manager H. C. Burkheimer, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer ANAHEIM GAZETTE Established 1870 Anahiem Daily Gazette H. C. Burkheimer Publisher, General Manager Leonard Kreldt, City Editor Ralph Rouland, Classified Manager Don Young, Circulation Manager Published Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday of each week at 258 East Center Street, Anahiem California. Phone Anahiem 2206. Entered as second class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1879. The Gazette is a member of the Associated Press (the National Editorial Association, and California News Paper Publishers Association). Rights herein are reserved. Subscriptions: $6c per month by carrier or $8 per year by carrier or mail. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATION PRESS. The Associated Press is a fledgling exclusively to the use for publication or all the local news printed in this newspaper as well as A.P. news dispatches. YOUNG POLIO VICTIM—Six-year old Bob Olander of Newport Beach, seen above a respirator, is one of the 193 victims licken in Orange county by polio this year. Atting with Bobbie is Stanley Bates, left, Orange county chairman for the March of Dimes drive in January, and Mrs. Mazie Bird of Newport Beach; one of the volunteer workers in the drive. March of Dimes Drive Gets Under Day with Volunteer Recruitment TV ENGINEERS SOUGHT SINGAPORE. (UP)—The British government has been asked to provide experienced television engineers to help start a television transmitting station here. March of Dimes Drive Gets Under Day with Volunteer Recruitment Recruitment of an extensive volunteer force to raise funds in Orange county's January March times polio drive is in full with a number of community chairman named today by Ray Bates, Orange county man for the drive. The county campaign will begin 2 and ends Jan. 31, during which $100,000 is hoped to be used to combat the worst epi-chemical in Orange county's history. The county chapter at the pres-sive is without funds," the chairman said, "and the National Foundation has advanced 500 to the county to carry on work." Edward Lee Russell, coun-counsel officer, declared thatountians have been stricken year to date, of which 13 have been fatal. He said seriousness of the epidemic year can be compared with the next highest year, when a luncheon in nearby Nags after the ceremony, speak-tolled the achievements of and Wilbur Wright of Dayton, in propelling their hand-biplane along a monorail and into the air Dec. 17, Aviation Leaders Celebrate 49 Years of Flight TY HAWK. N. C., Dec. 17. Fliers of all the armed serv-aviation leaders and a few civilians who knew the Wright brothers celebrated the 49th anniversary of powered flight to-day. Orange county chairman for the March of Dimes drive in January, and Mrs. Mazie Bird of Newport Beach, one of the volunteer workers in the drive. TV ENGINEERS SOUGHT SINGAPORE. UP—The British government has been asked to provide experienced television engineers to help start a television transmitting station here. The suggestion was made by British trade commissioner K. E. MacKenzie. Radio engineers at present working here have little or no television experience. Al Clarrouchu, Miami freshman fellback carried the football only three times against Stetson but scored two touchdowns. Hear Ye! Hear Ye! FRIDAY AND SAT. SPECIAL GRAPE JUICE These grapes are NOT sprayed and are grown on organically fertilized ground. Add To Santa’s List • Fresh Fruit Packs • Personal Packs made to order • Many Christmas Specials We Will Ship By Air Up to Saturday P.M. PACIFIC HEALTH FOODS 208 No. Los Angeles St. Ph. 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