anaheim-gazette 1953-03-19

Monday Forum Topic is 'Why Korea Matters' Dr. Alonzo Baker, ever-popular speaker on world affairs, returns to Anaheim union high school forum series on Monday evening, March 23 to speak on the topic, "Why Korea Matters." Dr. Baker, formerly with the University of Southern California, is now a professor of political science and international relations at the College of the Pacific in Stockton. Always active in community affairs, he has served as chamber of commerce president, Rotary club president, and post commander of the American Legion. At the suggestion of Herbert Hoover, Dr. Baker served on the national citizens' committee for the adoption of the Hoover report. In the summer of 1951, he made a tour of U.S. navy installations in the Pacific on the VIP program of the navy. He also attended the Republican national convention in 1952 in an official capacity. As an avocation, Dr. Baker is a professional lecturer and is rated among the leading platform speakers of the nation. He also delivers a five times a week talk over a Mutual station in the San Francisco area. Dr. Baker is a member of the American Political association, the American Economic association, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and the World Affairs Council of northern California. Dr. Baker will be substituting for a program on "China," originally scheduled for March 23 Matter Baseless, Christian Science Lesson Declares Wisdom, understanding, and healing are gained through Spirit, not matter, declares the Sunday Lesson-Sermon on "Matter" in all Christian Science churches. John's counsel, "Little children keep yourselves from idols," constitutes the Golden Text. I John 5:21) The following healing by Jesus is related in Matthew's Gospel 12 (22): "Then was brought unto him one possessed with a devil, blind, and dumb; and he healed him, insomuch that the blind and dumb both spake and saw." "Physical causation was put aside from first to last by this original man, Jesus," declares Mary Baker Eddy in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures." Later she says, "Maintain the facts of Christian Science—that Spirit is God, and therefore cannot be sick; that what is termed matter cannot be sick; that all causation is Mind, acting through spiritual law." Then hold your ground with the unshaken understanding of Truth and Love, and you will win." (pp. 286, 417). Lectures by members of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship in Boston will be radiocast over Station KFWB (980 kc) as follows: "The Healing Prayer of Christian Science" by Lela May Aultman, C.S., of Denver, Colorado, Friday evening, March 20, at 8 p.m., from First Church of Christ, Scientist, South Pasadena. "Christian Science: The Science of Mind-Healing" by Frank T. Hord, C.S., of Washington, D.C., Monday evening, March 23, at 8 p.m., from First Church of Christ, Scientist, Santa Monica. TV LANGSON'S SERVICE—SALES 616 N. Los Angeles St.—Phone 3303 THURSDAY Same as Monday to 5:00 P.M., except: 8:00 Assembly Seasons 2 11:00 Presidents Rings 2 2:00 Big Picture 3:00 Mike and Buff 4 3:15 Wheel of Fortune 8 8:00 Playcrafters 5 Tim McOoy 6 Jr. Crossroads 4 Chief Bobbers 8 Webfoote 9 1:15 Welcome Travir 8 Jump, Jump 4 5:30 Cartoons 11 Space Punies 2 Howdy Doody 2 Cowboy Thrillis 5 Jackson 7 Magic Shop 8 Televenture 13 6:00 Peanut Circus 4 Laurel & Hardy 2 News 9 Feature Film 9 Welsh Airport 11 6:15 Hollywood Club 2 Dan Laundberg 2 Jack Owens 2 6:30 Time for Beany 8 Flyboy 5 News 9 Sheriff John 11 Telepaper 11 6:45 News 4-8-11-13 USA Canteen 2 Handy Hints 5 Space Patrol 7 7:00 Stars on Stage 11 Biff Baker 2 Luer Theatre 4 Newel 5 Ruggle 7 Lone Ranger 8 Film 13 7:15 Time for Beany 5 Theatre 9 7:30 Academy Awards 4 Got a Secret 2 Hollywood Op 5 Lone Ranner 7 Academy Awards 8 TV University 6 Dinah Shore 4 Life with Eliza 13 8:00 Big Town 2 Roundup 7 News Reports 9 Successful Homes 13 Open Road 13 8:30 Burns & Allen 2 Wrestling 5 Chance Lifetime 7 TV University 6 Before Your Eye 13 Dan Lundberg 2 Jack Owens 2 News 2-13 Plyboy 6 Sherrif John 11 Perry Como 7 Space Patrol 7 Tennier Amy 8-11-13 7:00 Gene Autry 2 Borting 4 Newreel 5-9 Crusade in Pac.7 Stranger Picttion 8 Success Story 11 Predele Martin 12 7:15 Time for Beeny 5 Great Fights 7 Theatre 7:30 Charley Chase 5 Beat the Clock 2 Erwin Lynn 7 News 9 From Hollywoodwood Pet Exchange 11 7:45 News 4 Star Playhouse 2 Great Pichte 5 Lawrence Welk 4 Ozzie & Harrier Artist Andy Danny 9 News, Sports, Film 9-11-13 8:15 Those Two 4 Sports 8 Fern Hickman What in World 7 Simon Blackie TV University Wrestleine 12 8:45 Shorty Story 4 West Varieties Friend Irma 2 Story Store Favorite Story In Our Times 9 Mr. Mrs. North Altrich Family Talent Patrol Tendir Irma 7 Newspaper News Film 9-11-13 Newspaper Film Dennis Day Film Tennier Amy 8-11-13 Tales Tomorrow Tennier Amy North Film Dennis Day Film Tennier Amy North Film Dennis Day Film Tennier Amy North Film Dennis Day Film Tennier Amy North Film Dennis Day Film Tennier Amy North Film Dennis Day Film Tennier Amy North Film Dennis Day Film Tennier Amy North Film Dennis Day Film Tennier Amy North Film Dennis Day Film Tennier Amy North Film Dennis Day Film Tennier Amy North Film Dennis Day Film Tennier Amy North Film Dennis Day Film Tennier Amy North Film Dennis Day Film Tennier Amy North Film Dennis Day Film Tennier Amy North Film Dennis Day Film Tennier Amy North Film Dennis Day Film Tennier Amy North Film Dennis Day Film Tennier Amy North Film Dennis Day Film Tennier Amy North Film Dennis Day Film Tennier Amy North Film Dennis Day Film Tennier Amy North Film Dennis Day Film Tennier Amy North Film Dennis Day Film Tennier Amy North Film Dennis Day Film Tennier Amy North Film Dennis Day Film Tennier Amy North Film Dennis Day Film Tennier Amy North Film Dennis Day Film Tennier Amy North Film Dennis Day Film Tennier Amy North Film Dennis Day film Tennier Amy North film Tennier AmyNorth film TennierAmyNorth filmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennierAmyNorthfilmTennesseeKnowForTax TV-DIAL-O-LOGUE EFFECTIVE MARCH 19 THROUGH MARCH 25 Copyright 1953 by Universal Radio & TV Features Syndd-Tom E. Danson ORANGE QUEEN — Beautiful Highland, Calif., girl who Orange Queen to reign over San Bernardino March 1 role by taking it easy on a soaking up atmosphere, e. THURSDAY Same as Monday to 5:00 P.M., except: 8:00 Assembly Seasons 2 11:00 Presidents Rings 2 2:00 Big Picture 3:00 Mike and Buff 4 3:15 Wheel of Fortune 8 8:00 Playcrafters 5 Tim McOoy 6 Jr. Crossroads 4 Chief Bobbers 8 WEBFOOTE, TELEPHONE, NEWSPAPER, FEATURE PICTURE, SATELLITE, TELEVISION, COMPUTER, AND OTHER ITEMS: KNXT . . . Chen. . . . KNBH . . . Chen. . . . KTLA . . . Chen. . . . KECA . . . Chen. . . . TV-DIAL-O-LOGUE EFFECTIVE MARCH 19 THROUGH MARCH 25 Copyright 1953 by Universal Radio & TV Features Syndd-Tom E. Danson MONDAY Assembly Seasons n.4 Film n.3 Star Salon n.4 Ding Dong Schl.4 Plum n.4 Store n.4 Strike It Rich n.8 Cfe. With Coates Music, News n.11 Food for Thot n.4 House Party Search Tomorrow w.8 Big Payoff n.4 Garry Moore What's Trouble Norma Gilchrist n.15 Welcome Travail n.4 News, Film n.9 Sheriff John n.11 Hollywood TV n.13 Strike It Rich Kate Smith n.4 TV Classroom n.8 TUESDAY a.m. to s.m. Some as except: KNXT . . . Chen. . . . KNBH . . . Chen. . . . KTLA . . . Chen. . . . KECA . . . Chen. . . TV-DIAL-O-LOGUE EFFECTIVE MARCH 19 THROUGH MARCH 25 Copyright 1953 by Universal Radio & TV Features Syndd-Tom E. Danson Academy Awards Got a secret Hollywood Op Lone Ranger Academy Awards TV University Dinah Shore Life with Eliza's Rife with Ellis' Burns & Allen Wrestling Chance Lifetime TV University Before Your Eyes Film Amos in Andy Dramet Film March of Time Philly Mr Little Margee Ford Theater Town's Talent Safety Martin Kane News Ogle & Harriet Mystery Thea Foreign Intrigue Sooarts Cars Hank Weaver Beat the Clock News Film Scoon Writers Western Onnurtunity Sports In Hollywood Film Mystery Theater News 4-5-11-13 R. Montgomery 4-11-13 FRIDAY Same as Monday to 5:00 P.M. Pilm Tim McCoy Jr Crossroads Playcrafts Ramar Jungle Webtoon Jump Jump Jack Rourke Space Punies Howdy Doody Cowboy Thrillie Mark Shop Cartoonse Teleture Peanut Circus Laurel & Hardy News Film Speed Cars Komedy Club In Our Times 11 9:30 Mr Mrs North 11 9:30 Mr Mrs North 11 9:30 Mr Mrs North 11 9:30 Mr Mrs North 11 9:30 Mr Mrs North 11 9:30 Mr Mrs North 11 9:30 Mr Mrs North 11 9:30 Mr Mrs North 11 9:30 Mr Mrs North 11 9:30 Mr Mrs North 11 9:30 Mr Mrs North 11 9:30 Mr Mrs North 11 9:30 Mr Mrs North 11 9:30 Mr Mrs North 11 9:30 Mr Mrs North 11 9:30 Mr Mrs North 11 9:30 Mr Mrs North 11 9:30 Mr Mrs North 11 9:30 Mr Mrs North 11 9:30 Mr Mrs North 11 9:30 Mr Mrs North 11 9:30 Mr Mrs North 11 9:30 Mr Mrs North 11 9:30 Mr Mrs North 12 9:30 Mr Mrs North 12 9:30 Mr Mrs North 12 9:30 Mr Mrs North 12 9:30 Mr Mrs North 12 9:30 Mr Mrs North 12 9:30 Mr Mrs North 12 9:30 Mr Mrs North 12 9:30 Mr Mrs North 12 9:30 Mr Mrs North 12 9:30 Mr Mrs North 12 9:30 Mr Mrs North 12 9:30 Mr Mrs North 8:30 In Public Int. 11:45 In Public Int. 11:45 In Public Int. 11:45 In Public Int. 11:45 In Public Int. 11:45 In Public Int. 11:45 In Public Int. 11:45 In Public Int. 11:45 In Public Int. 11:45 In Public Int. 11:45 In Public Int. National Orange Show Opens Today in Bernardino for 11-Day Showing Resplendent in its golden cloak of holiday attire, the 38th annual National Orange show, one of the nation's most colorful agricultural expositions opened its gates today for a run of 11 thrill packed days. Dedicated to California's multi-million dollar citrus industry, the glittering show has been enlarged in every department this year, according to E. L. Morgan, 1953 president, and promises to eclipse any other undertaking in the exposition's long and successful history. Happy Holiday Theme Hundreds of thousands of citrus fruits have been utilized to envelope the exposition in the glamorous touch of care-free days in keeping with the theme of the 1953 edition—"Happy Holidays." Everything from the opening of the fishing season to Christmas eve will be depicted in the feature exhibits — all created from the gleanings of hundreds of groves. Gov. Earl Warren has been invited to attend the opening night ceremonies and place the crown of royalty on the honey-blond hair of Donelia Dooley, pretty 17-year-old Highland, Calif., girl who was selected as California's orange queen to reign over the spectacular 11-day affair. Top-flight TV, radio, stage and motion picture personalities have been engaged by the National Orange show management to entertain the nearly 400,000 visitors expected to attend the exposition. Names like Russ Morgan, Jimmy Boyd, Margaret Whiting, Tony Martin and Tito Guizar are linked with the entertainment phase of the glittering citrus classic. Varied Performances Offered Twice daily performances will be offered visitors in the Ralph E. Swing auditorium which has County Planners Okay School Site Action affecting areas in Greater Anaheim were taken last week by Orange County Planning commission. Among zone change requests received was one involving the area on both sides of Highway 39 between LaPalma and Crescentaves, south of Buena Park, which includes Knott's Berry Farm. The petitioners, among the Knott's Berry Farm, request that the area be changed from agriculture to light industrial zoning. The planners approved the quisition by the Anaheim School district of eight acres at the southeast corner of Romneya creek and Acacia st. The school board proposes to build a new school on the site. The commission also approves the request of Loren H. Nikx for permission to locate a nursery business on the north side of Ongethorpe ave. California's newspaper editors and publishers will be guest of the National Orange show management on press day, March 2 and Shriners from Southern California will stage their colorful parade on the final day, designated as American Legion and Shriners day. LOGUE MARCH 25 KFMB Chan. 8 KHJ Chan. 9 KTTV Chan. 11 KLAC Chan. 13 WELSH at Airp't 11 News 2 Ply Boy 5 Beam 5 Sheriff John 11 Telepaper 13 News 4-8-13 Perry Como 2 Handy Hints 5 Space Patrol 7 New York Martin 12 Studio One 5-9 Victory at Sea 4 Cisco Kid 4 Kalledoscope 8 Town Hall 11 Plane 5 Beeny Theater 9 Those Two 5 At Ease 5 Kit Carson 7 Name That Song 9 March of Time 11 Dixie Showboat 6 Harry Owens 5 Jerry Mahoney 7 You Asked for It 7 Playhouse 8 News Bonus 8 Meet Congress 10 Wrestling 11 Video Theater 2-8 Firestone 4 Superman 7 Know Your Tax 9 I Love Lucy 4 Meet the Press 4 Reserve 5 Plum 7-8 Red Buttons 8 H Montgomery 4 Mayor Brown 5 Plim 10-00 News 2 Teleforum 2 Chronoscope 2 Jeweler's Shweze 4 Hank Weaver 7 Studio One 6 News, Film 9 In Hollywood 2 Plum 7-8 Locker Room 11 Income Tax 11 Film 2-8 Plim 4-11 News 5 Biff Baker 8 News, Movie 13 News, Film 11 Wrestling 11 TUESDAY 9:00 a.m to 5:00 p.m. same as Monday except Crime Synd. Fireside Theater This My Melody Sports Film 9-11 Suspense Circle Theater Film 7 Man vs. Crime Film 10-00 for Money Film 5 Star Plyhse Embassy Pur Fun News Film 8 Tito Guizar Film 11 In Hollywood Bob Considine Hutch'n'sa Wax Film 11-00 Mystery Theatre Film 4-13 News The Doctor Film 8 Martin Kane Film 11-00 News, Film 11-30 Wrestling Film 11 WEDNESDAY Same as Monday to Friday. P.M. Except for: 11:45 Star Hostess 5:00 Playcrafter's Club Tim McCoy Jr Crossroads Kate Smith Weboil Film 5:15 Jump Jump Welcome Travel 5:30 Cowboy Thrills Space Funnies Howdy Doody J Rourke Magg Shop Cartons Televenture 6:00 Peanut Circus Laurel & Hardy News Film 9-Cartoon 6:15 Kennedy Club Dan Lundberg Jack Owens Welsh at Airp't 11 News Fly Boy Beany Sheriff John Telepaper 6:45 News -4-11-13 Perry Como Handy Hints Space Patrol -7:00 Newsreel Boxing Boston Blackle Top-flight TV, radio, stage and motion picture personalities have been engaged by the National Orange show management to entertain the nearly 400,000 visitors expected to attend the exposition. Names like Russ Morgan, Jimmy Boyd, Margaret Whiting, Tony Martin and Tito Guizar are linked with the entertainment phase of the glittering citrus classic. Varied Performances Offered Twice daily performances will be offered visitors in the Ralph E. Swing auditorium which has been transferred into an immense hall of golden exhibits. On the grounds there will be a midway with every conceivable entertainment device suitable for every member of the family. A one-ring circus complete with clowns, elephants and aerial acts also will be an outstanding event. Citrus growers from practically every California district will again compete for the show's $35,000 cash awards by entering the world's finest fruit in competition. More than 20 cities and communities will enter feature exhibits. Growers also will compete for the envious title of "world's champion orange grower." Auto Show Included New this year will be a huge automobile show housed under one of the largest tents ever erected on the Pacific coast. Sleek sports car and luxurious limousines will be displayed by the San Bernardino Motor Car Dealers association. Again the world's largest baking contest will be held with 120 women—maybe a few men—lined up before 190 brand new gas stoves, 60 of them baking orange cakes and 60 baking lemon pies. Greatly enlarged this year will be the annual 4-H club junior fair in which more than 500 boys and girls will compete for awards with prize livestock and projects in home economics. Sessions on Citrus Other events include the annual Citrus institute on March 25 in which "dirt level" problems confronting citrus growers will be thoroughly discussed by competent speakers; the All-Southern California art exhibit in which more than 115 paintings and sculptures are displayed; the annual flower show; the enlarged hobby show and the American Legion's competitive drills and drum majorette contests. California orange juice will flow abundantly and visitors will be given an opportunity to see an orange packing plant full opera-day affair. NEW POWER NEW POWER ON 1953 DUAL-STREAK show and the American Legion's competitive drills and drum majorette contests. California orange juice will flow abundantly and visitors will be given an opportunity to see an orange packing plant full opera-tive. TUESDAY 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. same as Monday except Freedom Rings Bill Cullen Mike & Buff Wheel o' Fortune Playcrtter's Club Tim McCoy J Crowerada Ind. Parade Webfoot Cowboy Thrills Space Punnies Howdy Doody J Bourke Magic Shop Cartoons Televenture Peanut Circus Laurel & Hardy News Film Cartoon Jack Owens Dan Lundberg Komedy Klub Welsh at Airp't Beany Fly-Boy News Sherrif John Handy Hints News Canteen USA Space Patrol Newreel Range Rider Good Idea Boulah Cisco Kid Ramar Plim Beany Short Story Dunnie Danger Dinah Shore Roberta Linn Name's the Same Town's Talent Cherron Tiler Wrestling Star Theater News Abbott Costello TV University News to Me Death Valley Boxing Driving was never more effortless than in the 1953 Dual-Streak Pontiac, greatest, most beautiful Pontiac ever built. With Pontiac Power Steering you can virtually sit and relax because 75% of the steering effort is for you—mechanically! There's no "over-steering," no "taking with Pontiac Power Steering! See the new 1953 Pontiac—then drive yourself for the final proof that dollar for dollar you can't beat a Pontiac. CASEY-BECKHAUS 336 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim—Phone 4012 County Planners Day School Site on affecting areas in Great Aheim were taken last week range County Planning comm. long zone change requests rewas one involving the area with sides of Highway 39 beLaPalma and Crescent south of Buena Park, which uses Knott's Berry Farm. petitioners, among them is Berry Farm, request that area be changed from agrial to light industrial zonplanners approved the action by the Anaheim School at eight acres at the east corner of Romneya dr. Ecacia st. The school board to build a new school site. commission also approved request of Loren H. Nixon mission to locate a nursery on the north side of Ororpe ave. 11 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA BS Jamboree Life Guards Sought Earl Peterson; water safety chairman for the Southern Orange County Red Cross chapter, has asked for volunteers to aid in rescue work during the National Boy Scout Jamboree. Volunteer life guards will assist during the seven days of the Jamboree. Men of 18 years and older who are better than average swimmers are being sought. Life guard activities will be under the direction of Huntington Beach State Park life guards. Mrs. Ida Gunn has returned ...and invites you to visit her again at the ANAHEIM — Health Food Store featuring Vitamins Minerals Health Foods and Juice Bar 126 E. Center St., Anaheim First Church of Christ, Scientist Corner Philadelphia and Chartres Lesson Subject: "MATTER" 11 A.M. SUNDAY 9:30 A.M. — SUNDAY SCHOOL 8:00 P.M. 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