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REPUBLIC sjqi -REPUBLIC "MAIL CITY The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona Rcidio Highlights Saturday, August 15, Tone In Channel 10 Begins Broadcast Oct. I By MAGGIE WILSON' Tom Chauncey called yesterday and said, "Channel 10 will defi nitely be on the air with its first programs (live and film shows) on Oct. 1. "We have just ordered the DuMont equipment and Monday we start remodeling the building at 509-511 W. Adams.

Walter Styles, i i in iimiii linn Him mfrli iiii -i SPECflAL I Expert Goachill0 5aneaer Nichols, second from left, gives some prof Sessional stageips to the five finalists in New Talent. USA show. The Phoenix winner competes against winners from three eastern cities. Contest sponsors are KTAR and NBC Contestants, left to right, are Ronald Heberiee, pianist; Brad Bauder, clarinetist; Jerry Amoroso, crooner; Don Springer, baritone; and Nancy Brewer, soprano. Finals were held at Paramount Theater yesterday and the tape recording of the program will be aired over NBC network today.

-(Republic Photo, Ralph Camping) crs 5) Rehabilitation i Summer Rentals V1D Vanderbilfs Native Dancer 1 among the starters. v. At 7:30 pjn, KOY, O. D. Miner, local business man and legislator and former president of Phoenix Symphony Association, selects My Favorite Concert.

3Iovie Star Hurt In Surf Mishap HOLLYWOOD tUP) Film Star Rock Hudson broke his right collar bone Thursday i While swimming in the surf at Laguna Beach SOmiles south of here. Universal International Studio said the actor, who had Just returned from film location at Moab, Utah, was being brought here for further examination. KRIZ 1230 Hogar Norman Nesbitt 50-Ft. Rubber GARDEN HOSE You Save $2.00 i 1 917 EAST VAN BUXEN La Hora --Page 13 Resignations Follow $3 Million Flour Loss KANSAS CITY CAP) Directors of Flour Mills of 'America, Ino, yesterday accepted the resignations of Henry H. Cate, president, and O.

J. Spaulding, trea surer, following an auditors report of a $3 million losa last year. I SERVICE FACTOHT TR.n(ZD ZXGI'XXKS Phil's fladio Bt TV Service 27rk and Gtendal Av Phoiw Wl 3-4412 KRUX 1340 News-Arizona Hayridr News-Hayride- News KTYL 1310 HOTEL AND BUNGALOW APARTMENTS All Units Have All-Electric Kitchens Larre warkBoK nriramln pt BeaaUfaf lawas aad flnnr rarfeaa Coffc Shop Cek tail Lounre Televista Solarium Private tiled baUu aad stoweM Telephone la all apartments. 10-Year Guarantee JiJ) 7 REDUCED I. Power Hand MOWERS 0) I Plans For Remaking Welfare Unit Bared By ORREN BEATY Increased emphasis' on rehabilitation of disabled persons on the public assistance rolls is the principal aim of planned reorganization within the state department of public welfare.

i The plan was unwrapped yesterday. Reorganization has been underway for some time, but details At 12:30 pjn4 today KOOL, Meet the Missus show celebrates its '9th anniversary with screen star Maureen. O'Sullivan as guest. At 12:30 pjn, KOY, Phila-delphia Phillies meet. New York Giants.

At 2:15 pjn. KPHO, The Tracers, oldest horse race in the will be broadcast from Saratoga. -Alfred Gwynne Storms Fail Dry storms thunder and lightning, without rainfall were reported yesterday in several parts of the state, along; with a few wet ones, '-''yr. Approximately the same conditions were forecast for today. And yesterday a dry storm" imauy xeaKed a little rain over the Preseott area, but remained dry at Show Low and Flagstaff.

Most severe of the rainstorms was Thursday night at Miami, where 127 inches of rain fell in a few minutes. The U. Weather Bureau said there would be little change in temperature or relative humidity today. at Arizona Manor INVITED TO AT ARIZONA HAIIOR Daily rattst SIO par person veekdays; $1.50 per person Saturdays, Sundays, and Holi days. PHONE AM (-2421 Listen to KRUX "Give Your Eyes Rest and Year Ears Treat" rear Eyes I Ears Tre KRUX KPHO ABC 910 KOOL CBS 960 SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 195S Dawnbusters ILa Hora del LMuslcal Clock: INews and Dawnbusters News Summary.

FROM-r ll Hitwi 1: mmt ii News of America JKOOL Calendar jFrank Goss I ii I 11 I LIMITED QUANTITY ZiavH ff KtJ i I REDUCED I I ARCTIC CIRCLE COOLERS wno neipea witn our television station in Tucson, will be di- rector of engineering and con struction, assisted by KOY's Cliff Miller." And all the lime, I thought he was calling to say KOY and KOOL's share time television channel wouldn't be ready to go until Decem-b r. Doesn't take those boys long to start rolling, once they make up Maggie- their minds. Tonight at 7 p.m., KTAR, five of our town's talented young sters eo on over NBCs coast to coast net to compete with tal ent from Boston, Allentown and Scranton, Pa. WE WONT know until next week if the Phoenix winner beats out winners from the other cities, but we can rest assured that our five are talent Phoenix can well be proud of. And we can be glad that we had a variety of talent Think it was Grand Rapids, Mich, the other night whose five contest ants were all male vocalists.

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But television Is being done no good by ads such as the one a local channel ran in another magazine saying that it "delivers 62.3 per cent of the entire state's population." That would be about 150,000 seti and that would be about, 75,000 too many. I'm on vacation until Sept. 1, and in my absence, some of our radio and television friends will be guest writing this column, in cluding Groucho, Range Rider, Sid Caesar, Lucille Ball, Red Buttons. Gosh. With a lineup like that, you'll heartily miss me.

Stars' Marital Hopes Rapped HOLLYWOOD (UP) Any hopes Dick Haymes and Rita Hayworth might have for an early marriage were dimmed yes terday when the attorney Haymess wife declared he-would insist she get a California divorce instead of a Nevada quickie. A California Interlocutory decree would not become final for a year. The crooner has refused to discuss rumors that he- and the film star clan to marrv as soon as nos- sible so she can fight by his side against his possible deportation to nis native Argentina. On This Day August 15, 1953 By ESTEY REED On this day, in 1861, President Abraham Lincoln ordered all men from the North to leave the South within the 40 days, for fear they would become prisoners. He thereupon proclaimed the seceded states in rebellion and prohibited all intercourse.

On this day, in 1870, the National Teachers Association held its convention in Cleveland, Ohio, and changed the name of the organization to the National Education Association. The organiz ation had been formed on Aug. 25. 1857, to promote the cause of popular education throughout the country. BOOTS.

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rjr vendors Del Swan Shop Ranchero INews (County Agent Jack Grant I JSheldon Gibbs Top of the (Ariz. Roundup Timej Morning 1 :00 Farm Bureau Headlines Favorites (Musical Showcase Fire Prevention piews SAVE on Clothing for Camping or Vork ARMY NAVY SURPLUS STORE were made public for the first time by Preble E. Pettit, commissioner of public welfare. The divisions of public assist ance and blind services have been combined into a streamlined new division of public assistance and services, Pettit said. Heading it is Howard Rourke, formerly director of public assistance.

IN DETAILING the reorgani zation plan, Pettit made public these developments: 1. Opal Risinger, formerly di rector of the blind services divis ion, has been reduced two echelons, serving now in a technical capacity as supervisor of blind services under Rourke and a newly-named chief of rehabilitation services. 2. Paul West, now. director of the public assistance division for the State of South Dakota, has been hired as chief of the rehabil itation services.

He will report here Aug. 24. 3. Two other sections have been set up to function under Rourke the financial assistance section which will check eligibility of recipients of public assistance, and the business enterprise section which will direct operation of workshops for the disabled (blind or otherwise handicapped), home industries, and the like. THIS THIRD division will be headed by Edgar Mills, a Phoenix man with business experience, "to put these operations on busi ness basis." Mills has owned and operated his own business and has served as a supervisor of production control at the Good year factory.

Pettit said. "In the past," Pettit said, "grants of aid have been an end in themselves. Now we hope to make the grants a means to the end of rehabilitation of a great many of the disabled persons- crippled as well as buna. "By development of an integrated, statewide rehabilitation program for all eligible, needy, disabled persons, we can reduce the load on the taxpayers and at the same time help the aid recipients toward self-sufficiency and happiness." Robin Hoodlum Gets Black Eye THE BABYSITTER gave the gangster a black eye, a real old-fashioned mouse, with one straight left. police Juvenile Officer Herb Neal recorded it this way yesterday: The gangster is 11 years old, member of an eastside group calling themselves the Robin Hoods and given to night-time wandering and street mischieL The babysitter, 15, suspected the junior-grade hoodlum of aiming an orange at her, went to his house to retaliate.

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