anaheim-gazette 1953-02-10

4 Anaheim Gazette TUESDAY MORNING, FEB. 10, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA SCHOOL of SALESMANSHIP LEARN MO TO SELL COME IN FOR A FREE DEMONSTRA SHHH! AIN'T THAT KING CORNY? SURE! IT'S HIM! WOT'S HE DOIN' SO FAR FROM TH' ROYAL CASTLE? THAT'S A MINOR MATTER! HERE'S OUR CHANCE FOR SOME EASY MONEY! LOOK LERA! PICTURE YOUR OLD POISON PAUL KREEG WEVE SPIKED ALL OF HIS LOW BLON TRICKS AGAINST YOUR PLANET... SO FAR! BUT WE HAVEN'T STOPPED HIS PLOTS! I'LL BET HIS LIMITIANS ARE BEHIND THIS SATELLITE TROUBLE! LOOK LERAL PICTURE YOUR OLD POISON PAUL KREEG WE'VE SPIKED ALL OF HIS LOW BLON TRICKS AGAINST YOUR PLANET... SO FAR! BUT WE HAVEN'T STOPPED HIS PLOTS! I'LL BEST HIS LIMBIANS ARE BEHIND THIS SATELLITE TROUBLE! BOY...NITTING THAT WAVE MUST BAVE DONE SOME REAL DAMAGE SHE'S WEAVING ALL OVER THE SKY! WHAT'LL THE NEXT WAVE DO? DOING RIGHT WAS NOT PART OF MY BARGAIN!! LET ME HAVE THOSE SECRETS! I WILL NOT! ANNA X WAS MY FRIEND! I HAVE AN AWFUL TIME TRYING TO GET TO SLEEP AT NIGHT... I'VE TRIED JUST ABOUT EVERYTHING, BUT NOTHING SEEMS TO WORK... I'VE TAKEN PILLS HOT TODDIES...TR READING...BUT ST NO SLEEP... I HAVE AN AWFUL TIME TRYING TO GET TO SLEEP AT NIGHT... I've tried just about everything but nothing seems to work... I've taken pill hot toddies reading but still no sleep. OKAY HONEY... YOU'VE HELPED ME DECIDE... I'M TURNING DOWN THE HALF MILLION DOLLAR OFFER FOR MY INVENTION!...NOW IT'S UP TO YOU TO HELP ME BUILD IT INTO A BUSINESS MYSELF THAT WILL PROVE IT WAS A WISE DECISION! I WILL, BOB... YOU CAN DO IT!!... COME—LET'S GO TELL MR. PETERS AND MR. CARTRIGHT OF YOUR DECISION! ON THE WAY OVER IT WAS A CONSTANT FIGHT WITHIN HIMSELF WHETHER HE WAS DOING THE SMART THING!!! NO MATTER WHICH WAY HE HAD DECIDED THERE WOULD BE QUALMS AND DOLUBTS. Morris SCHOOL of SALESMANSHIP LEARN HOW TO SELL! COME IN FOR A FREE DEMONSTRATION HERE'S OUR CHANCE FER SOME EASY MONEY! ARE YE CRAZY?... DON'TCHA KNOW WE KIN GIT TH AXE PER KINGNAPIN? BUT WE HAVEN'T STOPPED HIS PLOTS! ILL BET THIS LIMBIANS ARE BEHIND THIS SATELLITE TROUBLE. GRAVITY EUAGE READS: ASTAR 0001 NULL NOON NULL 0001 0002 COMMAND DECK TO ALL UNITS HOLD SHIPS ON MOONS GRAVITY PLUS 0003 RADIO and TELEVISION TUESDAY A.M. 7:00 A.M. KLAC News, Barnes KLI-KFI-KKE-News KECA-Paul Matterson KFWB-News, Leyden KPAO-Consert KPOI-Let the Chips Pail KBIG-Bartford Pail KPI-Pleasant Lawton KMPC-News KLI-Breakfast Gang KNX-Ralph Story 7:30 KPI-Cabbages & Kings KCI-Clock Watcher KECA-Sob Garret KNX-Frank Orcs 7:45 KPI-Enoch Manning KECA-Paul Matterson KHL-Jam Hayes KNX-Harry Babbits 8:00 A.M. KLAC News, Stocks KFI-Golden Gags KMCF-KFWB-News KECA-Market Club KHL-Occh Brown KNX-Balph Story KPAO-Stocks 8:15 KLAC-Balter, Haynes KFI-Johnny Murray KMCF-Market Sports KHL-KNX-News KFWB-Bill Leyden 8:30 KFI-Pat Bishop KNX-Grand Slam KMCF-Clock, Watcher KHL-Haveh of Rest 8:45 KFI-Andy & Virginia, KMCF-Clock, Watcher KFWB-News KNX-Rosemary KPAO-Unity 9:00 A.M. KLAC News, Haynes KECA-Gardens KFWB-Bill Anson KLI-Music KWIbdy Warren KFWB-Guit Stewman KPAO-Piano Parade 8:55 KLI-Commentary KFI-Vie Lindhardt KECA-Oher Huntley KNX-Auns Jenny 8:60 KLAO-Peter Potter KLI-Ladier Day 11:00 A.M. KLAC Peter Potter KFI-Double or Nothing KMPC-News, Dra Cook KLI-Ladies Patrk KECA-Whispering Sta. KFWB-Bill Anson KFAO-Guy Bates Post KFAO-Songs KECA-A Girl Marries KNX-Perry-Mason 11:30 KFI-Every Day KECA-Music KNX-Nora Drake KFI-Queson for Day KFAO-Music Hall 11:45 KFI-Bob Hope KNX-Brightener Day 12 NOON KLAC Peter Potter KECA-KEL-News KFWB-Bill Anson KNX-Bill Kenneally KFAO-Music Hall 12:15 KI-I Road of Life KECA-Paul Barney KECA-Cedric Foster KNX-Hill Top House 12:30 LAO-770 Club KI-Pepper Young KEKA-Jack Owens KI-Music 12:45 KI-Happiness Right KVW-Joe Yoon 12:55 KI-Happiness Right 12:65 KI-Happiness Right 12:75 KI-Happiness Right 12:85 KI-Happiness Right 12:95 KI-Happiness Right 13:05 KI-Happiness Right 13:15 KI-Happiness Right 13:25 KI-Happiness Right 13:35 KI-Happiness Right 13:45 KI-Happiness Right 13:55 KI-Happiness Right 13:65 KI-Happiness Right 13:75 KI-Happiness Right 13:85 KI-Happiness Right 13:95 BUT WE HAVEN'T STOPPED HIS PLOTS! ILL BET THIS LIMBANS ARE BEHIND THIS SATELLITE TROUBLE. GRAVITY EUAGE READS: ASTAR, 0.001 NULL, MOON NULL, 0.001...0.002! COMMAND PECK TO ALL UNITS! HOLD SHIPS ON MOONS GRAVITY PLUS.0003! 9:00 A.M. KLI-Andy & Virginia, KMPC—Clock Watcher KPWB—News KNX—Rosemary KFAC—Unity 9:15 A.M. KLAC-News, Haynes KCEA-Gardens KMPC-Bill Anson KJI-Music 9:15 A.M. KJI-Weddy Warren KWKW-Bill Stewart KFAC-Piano Parade 9:15 A.M. KJI-Commentary KCEA-Davis Huntley KNX-Aunt Jenny 9:30 A.M. KLAO-Peter Potter KPI-Ladder Day KMPC-Chef Milani KNEA-Norma Young KNEA-Break Time Bank KNX-Helen Trent 9:45 A.M. KNX-Gal Sunday 10:00 A.M. KLAO-Peter Potter RADIO TUESDAY P.M. 5:00 P.M. KLAO-News, Sports KFI-Are Baker, Pat Bishop KMPC-Sports, Business KECA-Kroy Birch KHJ-Preston of Yukon KPWB-Red Rows KNX-Ed R. Murrow KFAC-Sunrise Serenade 1:15 KLAO-Gene Norman KFI-News KECA-Virgil Pinkley KNX-Tom Harmon 5:30 KLAO-News, L.A. KNI-World We Live In KMPC-Kensington KECA-Chet Huntley KNJ-Sky King KNX-World Today 5:45 KLAO-Sam Balter KFI-Eimer Peterson KJI-Ceil Brown KCII-Top Jones KECA-Bob Carried KNX-Frank Goes 6:00 P.M. KLAO-News KFI-Record Album KMPC-Sports KECA-Hank Weaver KHJ-Gabriel Heather KPWB-News, Red Rows KNX-Life With Luigi KFAC-Music 6:15 KLAC-Bob McLaughlin KFI-KHI-Newureel KMPC-News KPWB-Sports KECA-Emina Davis 6:30 KFI-McGee & Mollie KMPC-Joe Hernandez KECA-News, Music KPWB-Amer, Dances KNX-My Friend Irms KEL-Behind the Story 7:00 P.M. KLAO-News, Milaughl's Money KMPC-Bill Stewart KJI-Hammer Guy 7:30 P.M. KLAO-Shiree, Grey KNX-People Are Funny 7:45 KPI-Swayze, Muir KFWB-Community News KNCA-Mr President Believe 8:00 P.M. KLAO-News Sam Balter KIIP-Prot Warning, 8:15 KNA-Pomp Meeting 8:45 KPWB-Kennedy Kailing 8:15 KNH-High Adventure 8:15 KNH-Lowell Thomas 8:45 KNX-Collingwood Kailing 8:45 KPI-Amer Carvalcade 8:45 KNH-Monte Cristo 8:45 KNX-Mr. & Mrs. North 8:45 KECA-Monitor News 9:00 P.M. KLAO-News, G.Norman KPI-Martin & Lewis 9:45 KECA-Songa KMusic 9:45 KNX-L.Parsons, Doris Day KPWB-Kennedy Kailing KJI-News KFAO-Concert KHJ-Putton Lewk Jr. KFI-Red Skelton DIAL-LITES — TONIGHT — TELE-TIME 7:00 KECA-Silver Eagle 7:30 KNX-Hood Music Hall 8:00 KNX-High Adventure 9:05 KNX-Doris Day 9:30 KFI-Red Skelton 7:15 (5) — Time for Beamy 8:00 (4-8) — Milton Berle 8:30 (13) — Boxing 8:00 (2) — Crime Syndicated 9:30 (7) — Amer. Jubilee TUESDAY A.M. 9:00 13—"Lady Chaser" 8:30 2—1 in Every Family 10:00 2—"Back Page" 4—"Father Steps Out" 13—Department Store 11:00 A.M. 1:00 P.M. 2—Strike It Rich 4—Kate Smith Hour 5—Your Schools 11—Port of Missing Girls" 1:20 2—Bride & Groom 8—Gary Moore 2—Search for Tomorrow 8—Betty Burness 3:00 P.M. 2—Mike & Buff 5—News, Music 8—Smokey Rogers 9—Queen for Day 13—Hollywood Boulevard 2—Wheel of Fortune 4—Chef Millani 5—News, Music 9—Lucky D. MODEST MAIDENS Trademark Registered U.S. Patent Office TUESDAY A.M. 9:00 13 "Lady Chaser" 2:30 2-1 In Every Family 10:00 2 "Back Page" 4 "Father Steps Out" 13 Department Store 11:00 A.M. 8-Cooking 12-Mike Roy 11:30 2-Art Linkletter 4-Food for Thought 12 NOON 4-8-Big Payoff 2-Garry Moore 12:30 2-Calif. Living 4-Welcome Traveler 7-News, "By Appointment Only" 9-News, "Kidnapped" 13-Hollywood TV TELEVISION Tuesday, Feb. 10 5:00 P.M. 2-Tim McCoy 4-Jr. Crossroads 5-Playcrafters 7-AI Jarris 8-Film. Travelers 9-Gene Norman 13-Webfoot 5:15 4-Jump, Jump 5:30 4-Howdy Doody 5-Cowboy Thrills 7-Jack Rourke 8-Magic Ship 11-Cartoon 13-Televature 6:00 P.M. 4-Peanut Circus 7-News 9-"Alla John Law" 11-Welsh at Airport 6:15 2-Dan Lundberg 4-Komedy Club 7-Jack Owens 6:30 2-News 8-Flyboy 8-Beans 11-Sheriff John 13-Telepaper 6:45 2-Canteen, D.A.A. 4-Hawthorne, News 8-Mandy Hunt 7-Sploit Patrol 11-News 13-Clete Roberts Copyright 1953 by Universal Radio and TV Features 7:00 P.M. 2-Range Rider 4-A Good Idea 5-Newreel 7-Brushh! 8-Cisco Kid 11-Namay 13-House Across the Bay 7:15 4-Short Story 5-Time for Heavy 9-Steve Dunn 7:30 2-Danger! 4-Dinah Shore 5-Roberta Linn 7-Nahne's the Same 9-The Christopher 11-"Adv. in Java" 7:45 4-News 8:00 P.M. 2>The Web 5-"Wife Wanted" 8-Wrestling 8-Milton Berda 9-Veele! 11-Abbott & Costello 8:15 9-D.Brundage 8:00 P.M. 2-News to Me 9-UV University 11-Desh Valley 13-Boxing 8:00 P.M. 2-Crime Syndicate 4-Bristide Theater 5-Ina Hutton 7:15 (5) - Time for Beauty 8:00 (4-8) - Milton Berle 8:30 (15) - Boxing 8:00 (7) - Crime Syndicated 9:30 (7) - Amer. Jubilee 3:00 P.M. 2-Mike & Buff 5-News, Music 8-Smokey Rogers 9-Cousen for Day 13-Hollywood House 2-Wheel of Fortune 1:30 4-Chief Millani 5-News, Music 9-Lucky D. 2-Bridge of B 4:00 P.M. 4-Jack McKnop 5-"Man Who Walks Along" 7-Al Jarris 9-Gene Norman 11-Rita Laroy 13-Bob McDugganh 11-"Boy of the St." 3-Tim McCoy 4-Gabby Hayes 13-Dr. Wilson Ina Ray Hutton Loses Some Of Her Glitter! By TOM E. DANSON HOLLYWOOD—Ina Ray Hutton has lost some of her glitter and sparkle. Really, and I'm not kiddin'! It's not I hasten to add, from the Hutton personality. Ina lost a diamond, and she's quite sad about it. She told me about her problem the other night in the Derby when she and husband, Randy, stopped by before going to the fights. "It's not the actual worth of the gem," she told me, "that makes me disconsolate. It's the sentimental value. The diamond is centered in a tiny gold disc, made to resemble a phonograph record and was one of a pair given to me by Randy." Engraved on the back of the lost ear-ring is engraved "More Than You Know." along with the date, March 13, 1952. The remaining ear-ring is engraved "Tenderly." Explanation: "More Than You Know" and "Tenderly" are titles of songs recorded by Randy Brooks of trumpet-playing fame. The date, March 13, is Ina's birthday. (Make a note of that, you Hutton fans). "Tenderly," incidentally, is the song with brought Ina and Randy together originally and is responsible for their romance and marriage. When Ina was in New York, she heard the composer, Walter Gross, play the song before it was published. "The one person to record this is Randy Brooks," Ina declared. "If he does it, I believe it will give the gift of life—blood." BRIEFLY NOTED — Romneya drive is no longer a dead end street. It has been extended and now runs from Raymond to Pla-centia ave. Who says time changes everything? Dr. Lewis Evans, Hollywood minister, recently addressed the Fullerton college assembly. Herman Lenz HTT TELE-TIPS 1:15 (5) — Time for Beaty 0:00 (4-8) — Milton Berle 0:30 (13) — Boxing 0:00 (7) — Crime Syndicated 0:30 (7) — Amer. Jubilee 3:00 P.M. 2-Mike & Buff 5-News, Music 8-Smokey Rogers 9-Guest for Day 13-Hollywood Bour 2-Wheel of Fortune 4-Chef Millani 5-News, Music 9-Lucky U. Recorded by Randy Brooks or trumpet-playing fame. The date, March 13, is Ina's birthday. (Make a note of that, you Hutton fans). "Tenderly," incidentally, is the song with brought Ina and Randy together originally and is responsible for their romance and marriage. When Ina was in New York, she heard the composer, Walter Gross, play the song before it was published. "The one person to record this is Randy Brooks," Ina declared. "If he does it, I believe it will become an all-time favorite." A few days later Ina and Randy were introduced, and she urged him to learn the tune and record it. He agreed to use the number in his band sessions at the Pennsylvania hotel — provided she would date him. The following night when she joined him at the cafe, he played the number and it was at that moment, she admits, when she fell head over heels in love with him. Later the number was recorded, selling over a million copies. Getting back to the ear-ring, Ina Ray would gladly give a reward if it were found and returned to her. The giving of engraved sentiments is not all one-sided in the Brooks family, either. Randy wears a gold locket, like a dogtag, around his neck which he showed to me. Gift of Ina, naturally. It says: "If lost, strayed or stolen, return to owner, Ina Ray Hutton Brooks." Isn't that nice? REFUGE IN REFUSE! Zsa Zsa Gabor jokingly teased Bob Hope into eloping with her during the comedian's nighttime NBC radio show. Implored the gorgeous one: "Let's run away now—tonight!" "Can't." said Hope, "To-night's the night I got to put the garbage out." DOWN TV-RADIO ROW ... Dick Powell is planning to resume his career as a "live" entertainer. Starting next month, Dick has signed to appear in the Sahara in Las Vegas ... Stan Kenton claims in an interview that teen-agers don't know how to dance! well, a good many teen-agers agree that Mr. Kenton can't play music to dance! Take two to tango, Stan, why don't you try playing a tune so it sounds like the melody—knock off some (why not all) of the loud discordant brass and drums, get some clean, new arrangements, add a few fiddles, and start all over. Your "new" work is certainly no improvement! ... Sam Donahue, after a year with Tommy Dorsey, is setting up his own band again. TELE-TIPS ... The Mellomen and Roberta Linn get off some fast and furious gypsy harmonies! BRIEFLY NOTED — Romney drive is no longer a dead - end street. It has been extended and now runs from Raymond to Placentia ave. Who says time changes everything? Dr. Lewis Evans, Hollywood minister, recently addressed the Fullerton college assembly. Herman Lenz heard Dr. Evans speak when he was a collegian 25 years ago... Mrs. Francis Moffitt, Red Cross information chairman, conducted a tour of the Ellay blood processing center yesterday for the gentlemen of the fourth estate... State income tax returns are due April 15. Seems like a fellow who has to earn his living has to get one-or two days aside each year to fill out forms. NAMES — Bill Lukadoo is the name of an Anaheimer who looks after machinery... Alice Stoffel is taking up a course in business machine operations. Her husband, Buddy Stoffel, came to a tragic end under a sand and gravel truck a couple of years ago... Charlie Bever is the registrar of the San Pedro high school and also doubles as president of the Magnolia school board. He's an educator, that man... Ted DeVelbels who drives for one of Southern California's oldest trucking firms was quite a footbailor in his day. He played for Ted Shipkey, who is now operating the Fullerton end of his brother's business, at New Mexico after a stint at Santa Ana college with Bill Cook... Martiff Edwardson is another one of those proficient Anaheimers who handles money instead of making it. THEY SAY—Howard Krause, the Yorba Linda rancher, went on a Mexican fishing expedition recently. His wife, Lila Krause, got sick and had to come home ahead of the expedition. Tough luck... Gil Kuhn, the Placentian, who played his football at old SC, is now in business in San Diego... Gordon (Hopeful) Hampton of the Orangesthorpe Hamptons, is now a corporation lawyer living in Pasadena... Gus Leander has really watched Anaheim grow. When Anaheim pushed its city limits up to Orangesthorpe in the early '20s, Gus didn't object. But he didn't dream that one day he'd live next door to a plant as big as the Northrop enterprise... Joe Newkirk, grandson of one Anaheim's beloved medicos, is the current lightweight basketball sensation at Fullerton. He's within a whisker of breaking the class-B scoring record. STATISTICS — Figures don't Take two to tango, Stan, why don't you try playing a tune so it sounds like the melody—knock off some (why not all) of the loud discordant brass and drums, get some clean, new arrangements, add a few laddies, and start all over. Your "new" work is certainly no improvement! ... Sam Donahue, after a year with Tommy Dorsey, is setting up his own band again. TELE-TIPS ... The Mellomen and Roberta Linn get off some fast and furious gypsy harmonizing during Bertie's "The Gypsy" show from KTLA: (5) at 7:30 ... Frank Sinatra and Joan Blondell will be special guests of Milton Berle's tonight at 8 over KNBH (4) ... Heavyweights Leonard Morrow and Sonny Andrews meet in a main event from Olympic which is telecast from KLAC (13) at 8:30. Copyright, 1952, by Universal Radio and TV Features Syndicate Overcharge of Insured Persons By Medics Aired SACRAMENTO (CNS) — A charge that some physicians and surgeons pad medical bills of patients known to carry insurance was aired Friday by John R. Maloney, state insurance commissioner. Although but a small number of physicians ask excessive fees of the insured, Maloney said, the practice is condoned by many doctors because the profession has long billed patients according to their ability to pay. “This small minority will give the medical profession a bad name and, if the practice grows, it will injure socialized medicine,” he warned. The commissioner expressed alarm over the rising fees and the high insurance rates they bring, but said he lacked authority to do anything about the situation. The problem must be solved by the doctors themselves, or by medical associations which can police their members, he stated. STATISTICS — Figures don't lie! The Moxnell poll conducted under the auspices of the University of Missouri covered 62 colleges and universities and revealed that football is a rough sport. There were 733 teeth knocked out or chipped; 478 twisted ankles; 543 twisted knees; 425 pulled muscles; 239 concussions; 160 shoulder separations; 24 broken ankles; 20 broken legs; 16 broken arms; four broken backs. Once Anahu football was terminated because a player broke a leg. Johnny Ochoa died of a football injury sustained in a Riverside-Anaheim game. But most kids like to take the bruises for the glory of the game. LAST WORD A lot of women would like to keep their age secret; but the wrinkles of time give them away. Duane Sandberg On U.S. Destroyer FAR EAST (FHTNC) — Serving aboard the destroyer USS Boyd is Duane L. Sandberg, fireman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McGee of 122 South Cherry, Anaheim. Sandberg, who was graduated from Pender High school in 1950 entered the Naval service in Dec., 1950. The Boyd is in the Far East on her second tour of combat duty. Highlights of the past year included a visit to the island of Chi-Chi-Jima in the Bonin group which the Boyd, during World War II, short-bombarded on two different occasions.