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Arizona Republici
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Phoenix, Arizona
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REPUBLIC riTYpage27 Friday, September 12. 1947. -The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona. Bear Tots Broadcast Firm School Plans Are Speeded Architects working on blue prints' for West Phoenix High AVALOS DANCTNO EVERT i AFTERNOON AXD NIGHT No Corer Charco 4 Floor Shows NUrfaUy Open A. M.

to I A. M. 2 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENT7B Becker, business manager, Del E. Webb Contraction Company, and O. D.

Miller, co-owner, Miller-Johns Company, vegetable growers and distributors. Other members of the board are Del E. Webb, vice-president; Charles Strouss, secretary and legal counsel; Dr. H. J.

McKeown, treasurer, and W. MacFarlane Barker, Valley National Bank. The Federal Communications Commission recently granted the company's application to erect and operate a broadcasting station in Phoenix. School, to be built at Thomas road Adds Directors An increase in the number of directors of' the Sun Country Broadcasting Company from five to eight was announced yesterday by J. R.

(Dick) Heath, president of the firm, following a meeting of the board in its offices in the Security Added to the directorate are Benton M. Lee, partner, Benton M. Lee and Company; Robert A. DE YIERNES A DOMINGO Seventh Avenue Plans Held Up Efforts of residents in subdivisions south of the Salt river to have a portion of South Seventh avenue added to the county highway system were halted temporarily yesterday when the board of supervisors denied the petition on advice of the county attorney. The petitions asked that a portion of Seventh avenue from Southern avenue to Watkins road be made a county highway so that it could be improved.

There were no protests against the portion between Southern avenue and Broadway, but the city and property owners protested the portion from Broadway to Watkins road. The county attorney ruled that it would not be proper for the supervisors to grant part of the request in the petition. Petitioners were advised they could file a new petition and indicated they would do so. The city opposed extending the north portion because it passes through the city dump, which eventually would have to be moved. For Information about any of these theaters call 2-1705 PHONE S-5151 Blaria Elena RLarques Abel Salazar Fernando Soler en "Las Clnco Advertendas da Satanas" ADEMAS "LA CULPABLE" CON ISARELA CORONA Sewer Bids Opening Due Bids will be opened in the city commission chambers at 10 a.

m. today on construction of nearly 10 miles of main trunk sewer lines on the edges of the city to serve newly annexed areas and areas which are seeking to come into the city. The plans, as prepared by Headman, Ferguson and Carollo, engineers, provide for construction of 1,300 feet of 36-inch vitrified clay sewer pipe lines, 22,500 feet of 15-inch lines, 12,000 feet of 12-inch, 15,800 feet of 10-inch, 3,460 feet of 8-inch and 220 feet of 6-inch. The two smallest sizes are incidental in the project which' will cost about $275,000 as estimated by the engineers. Most of the larger mains will be used when collection lines are installed in the various subdivisions by improvement districts.

Part of the big lines will be used to take care of the overload on existing lines. The expenditure will be a part of the $2,500,000 sewer expansion program for which bonds were voted last year. One part of the project, a $900,000 expansion and enlargement of the sewage disposal plant, already is under construction. 1- PARKWAY Chandler "The Miracle of 34th Street" with John Payne PEORIA nnnm Hfiunnvl TXTmv TONIGHT! PEORIA and Lady Luck ALL HEALTHFULLY AIR CONDITIONED ROSS Undirp.nvii MnialA1 and 19th avenue, were requested yesterday to have plans advanced far enough so that bids on construction may be called in December. Dr.

E. W. Montgomery, superintendent of Phoenix Union high schools and -president of Phoenix College, asked that plans be pushed so that the school could be ready for use next September. PLANS FOR THE school to cost more than $1,000,000, were presented to Dr. Montgomery yesterday.

A 40-acre campus with buildings arranged in a quadrangle is planned. The "quad" idea will make the campus distinctive from other Phoenix high schools and Phoenix College campuses and similar to that at Stanford University, Palo Alto, Calif. Present plans call for a liberal arts building which includes, in addition to liberal arts classrooms, administration and guidance offices and a library. ALMOST CONNECTING with the liberal arts building will be the auditorium. There will be a science building, shop cafeteria and boiler house, gymnasium, baseball grandstand and football field.

Architects who conferred with Dr. Montgomery were Royal Lescher and Leslie J. Mahoney, supervising architects, Edward L. Varney, H. H.

Green and Edwin Dwight Chenault. RlfIraUA anil SoI1Ia 1." Open 11:30 P. M. Mat. Price T1U F.

M. 1522- "Bells of St. Mary's" MESA with Bingr Crosby and Digrid Bergman ZANE GREY'S EXCITING DRAMA OF THE WEST! It was "Twin Sombreros" as a novel it'i saga of thrill on the screen NATIONAL SOFTBALL CONGRESS R2S33 Pattern No. R2593 FRESCNTS WORLD'S Y2 CHAMPIONSHIP Bulgarian Breaking Of Treaty Charged LONDON, Sept. 11 (AP) Britain charged Bulgaria tonight with violation of the treaty of peace in the dissolution of the Agrarian party, principal opposition to the Communist-dominated Bulgarian government.

"The use by a political group of its parliamentary majority to. vote out of existence the entire organization of an' opposition party is completely alien to the whole conception of democratic and representative government," said a note delivered in Sofia by John Stern-dale Bennet, the British political representative. THE Each Friday. 2 P. KTAR and ABS Network Listen Friday Sept.

12 to "BEFORE THE DOCTOR COMES1' National Medical Authorities Speakinc oa "Foreign Bodies" 8 Local Magic Group nWr "inti mil starring ict DOROTHY HART rtaiSBnshi These three saucy potholders, made from odds and ends from your rag bag, will lighten your spirits as well as your work. Embroider the faces and finish with contrasting material ruffles or bow tie. Grand for bazaar donations. Pattern envelope No. R2593 contains material requirements, hot-Iron transfer, stitch illustrations, color chart and complete instructions for making.

Our new 60-page multicolored Book of Needle Arts" containing five free patterns, and many other suggestions for dressing up your home and yourself, is a homemak-er's treasure. Send your request for this book to the address listed below, enclosing twenty cents 20c) in coin to cover the cost and nailing charges. Send TWENTY cents in coins lor this pattern to THE ARIZONA REPUBLIC, PEGGY ROBERTS FASHIONS, 828 MISSION ST, SAN FRANCISCO CALIF. Print plainly YOUR NAME, ADDRESS, AND PATTERN NUMBER. Filmed at the Painted Desert in Arizona! K0Y 9 P.

M. sponsored by Jell-O and Jell-O Pudding To Receive Charter Thirteen members of Mystic 13, local magicians' organization, will receive a charter from the International Brotherhood of Magicians tomorrow night in Hotel Adams. Charter members are E. J. Peale, Harry Harris, John Baublitz, James W.

Lee, Richard Wicker, A. K. Bowsher, E. J. McMamwe, T.

E. Claypool, Paul Studham, G. R. Daniel, Clarence Hammond, Jack Showell and Harry Newton. TOURNAMENTS HEY KIDS ITS THE Cryltal Theater Presents GIRLS SEPTEMBER 12 TO 18 "Hollywood Open House" SATURDAY SPECIAL SCREEN GENE AUTRY Each Sunday 1:30 P.

JL KTAR 0 i at 4 i MENS SEPTEMBER 21 TO 28 Sponsored by THE THUNDERBIRDS of the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce TW7TTW7T) AUERICAH Open 12:30 P. M. 306 E. WASH. PHONE 4-3229 NOW in 1400 UO0 mmmmmmmmmli00 THEY'RE Mlt.

rira Till I HT BOYS and GIRLS bo sure to listen for I I AO Monday Thronsh Friday. Each Weak 4:45 to P. m. Bponsored by Bottlers of GRAPETTB Hunan dynamite exploding; with vicious fury in the screen's most Btartimg drama, or prison life! ft il BACK Kjpksri newt fevj "ROOTM1 T00TIU' RHYTHM" PLCS -PIXS- MERLE 0BER0SI TURHAN BEY ZA "Might fn Paradise" IS TECHNICOLOR Starring ALSO The Three Stooges Curly Larry Moe "Half-Wits Holiday" Chapter 12 Black Arrow RADIO! ON OUR STAGE KTAR Brings You Fun "One for the Money-Two for the Show Burt Lancaster Charles Bickford Hume Cronyn YVONNE DeCARLO ELLA RAINES ANN BLYTH FROM "Squatters Rights" Chapter 2 Disney Cartoon "Daughter Don THE PHOENIX RADIO LOG MOUNTAIN STANDARD TIME Kational network prorrmms and local Uvo talent procrams are Hated without charse. Trade or sponsors names or slorans and programs other than those above are published in blackface type at classified adverUsins rates.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1947 Open 10:45 A. M. Pfl FRQHT! Romance of the richest man in town who didn't have a dime! JAMES SINISTER STEWART in FRANK CAPRA'S Wiat was her secret that Z15 NORTH CENTRAL Phono 4-7903 DOORS OPEN 11:30 A.M. 5:00 News cbs-koy 5:15 Tom Scott, Troubadour 5:30 The Trumpeteers cbs-koy 5:45 Three Steps To Rhythm Horn Del Hosar kpho 5:55 farm And Ranch Journal 6: 00 News News cbs-koy News krux :08 Alarm Clock Club ktar 6:30 News Music For Farmers Farmers' Lumber Supply P. M.

3:00 Life Can Be Beautiful Rose Of My Dreams cbs-koy News karv Heart's Desire mbs-kool What's Doin' Ladies abc-kpho Sweetwood Serenade Mesa Ministerial Ass'n karv 8:25 Hollywood Whispers abc-kpho 3:30 Aunt Mary nbc-ktar Paradise Junction koy Martin Block Show mbs-kool Bride St Groom abc-kpho 3:45 Dr. Paul nbc-ktar wrecked the lives of men? i "3313 WW Meet The Band kf rarm ITrnnt When They Leave the Army is Declared! 7ui iw -ine uears to Bears Hoar Hollywood Newsletter 7:00 Your Farm Co-Op Reporter karr IIV With LARAINE DAY (Mrs. Leo Dnrocber) ROBERT MITCHCM Newi Forworth Galbraith karr News krux News kool vwith DONNA REED aiKara iMmnta Jack Grant A LIONEL BARRYMORE. The 7-V-4 Ranch Boys ktar WCK PRMffEfl COMB HOMi" Mnrninff HparilinPS KOy ROY ROGERS and TRIGGER in "Home In Oklahoma" and Daughter of Don Q. Chapter 2 7:30 News Paul Bennett-Goodyear ktar rvews krux Ladies Be Seated abc-kpho 4:15 News Of The World nbc-ktar Bob Hughes.

Singer koy 4:30 Road Of Life nbc-ktar Club 15" cbs-koy Song Of The Stranger 4:45 Joyce Jordan nbc-ktar Robert Trout, News cbs-koy Good Cheer Hour kool Dick Tracy Central Beverage Co. abc-kpho Zeke Manners ut-w Valley National Bank ktar Sinein Sam Dana Butane An all comedy bill to delight the family. Maisie in a new type riot and "Butch" up to his eyes in mischief again! IN COLOR! VIGILANTES RETURN" Traders Furniture -kpho 8:00 The Fred Waring Show O'MaUey's Morning- Reporter Oprn 6:30 P. M. kmm Karv BETTY GRABIE Jlf I DAIIEY if I SI COO Porter's Musical Parade News News Tennessee Jed Npws ktar karv -m7.

mat (ft ii i SPECIAL CARTOON SHOW CHILDREN 10C, 12 TEARS OB UNDER ADULTS 40c, TAX INCLUDED Breakfast Club abc-kpho 8:30 News Ryan-Evans Drnys Bob Garred. News cbs-koy Lora Lawton nbc-ktar THuunwua Sings Sutton Eleetrie 5:18 Eddie Le Mar Show Sun Control Venetian Blinds 5 Vmn Sinrprelv -KOy koy COVER Radio Advertisers Guild karv TTV Atul T-U n. 1 ewwwww CO-FEATURE Juwu-u-u-u, "Dick Tracy's Dilemma" Ralph Byrd Diekrraey Jewel Box TOMORROW! fML 30 News Sports Roundup Madison Motors Patsy Prescott koy Radio Advertisers Guild SDorU. Ed deForest krux Wendy Warren The News cbs-koy News karv News rni Pmum rtaaaggiy BUTCH JENKINS Breakfast In Hollywood STARRINS A KIM iLrtn Vau Know The Answer Fox worth Tarda Sports School Bells THE VALLEY'S FINEST EDWARD ARNOLD "MY BROTHER TALKS TO HORSES" SOTHERH For Aunt Hattte? War 9:30 The Jack Berch Show The Arthur Godfrey Show cbs-koy News Galen Drake abc-kpho 4 Jenry- News cbs-koy 6:00 The Third Horseman nbc-ktar Arthur's Place cbs-koy Nfwi Paul L. Sale News Commentary krux Fulton Lewis, Jr.

mbs-kool Lone Ranger 6:15 Jlmmle Allen Frledies Shoes karv 9:45 what's New in Two-Ton Baker mbs-kool Tit Malone abc-kpho THE NEW MESA Open 7 P. M. Slirth and melody romance and drama girls hit tunes fun and laughter! It's the sort of show everyone lores the sort of entertainment no one will miss! 10:00 News National Biscuit Co. News koy Open 12:30 P.M. RADIO'S ISIonra News Vat.

Cmith Slnoalre mbs-kool in SUPER SLEUTH i Sons Of-The Buckaroos Noll's Furnltum Welcome Travelers abc-kpho 1A -IK Snnm Sunn A. K. Staler Your FBI Bowl Melodies karv Pales Co ktar Furniture Co Tn Thm 'ram karv Mat. rices Till 6 P.M. FIRST TIME nbc-ktar llM 7:00 Mystery Theatre It Pays To Be Ignorant News Chandler Motors News JUNE HAVER MARK STEVENS This Week In History Listening Post abc-kpho YS PHOENIX in UK Arizona Oniz Breakfast Club Coffee War niBrf Tiriinn Tabernacle wmm TT' AT Wards Personal Shopper Break The Bank Andrews, Commentary Musle To Remember North ft Thill v- Real Stories mbs-kml 7:30 Philo Vanee GoettI Bros.

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MartinHospital ktar Moon Dreams--Neweu" 1 ADDlianr News 1" Ri BED I MEW WARMER HIT RAYMOND MASSEY GERAtDiHE BROOKS STARTS TODAY co-vesterii hit OPEN A. M. -m 1 1 ASMH6T0I FUU6T 8T8EETW0H44II4 MESA NILE Open 1P.M. iOHNNT WEISSMUIXER "TARZAN AXD THE HUXTRESS" TED DONALDSON "SON OF BUSTV" Williams Field Presents Open 12 Noon koy The flaming r6mance Of Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane. nrnion Laeky Motor Sales Hnnrer Amer.

Song Am. Cleaners Musleal Serenade RlrhfleM U.n.- kpho hoy DENNIS O'KEEFE, MARGUERITE CHAPMAN "MR. DISTRICT ATTORNEY-LAWRENCE TIERNET "SAN QUENTtN" New, Arizorii P. M. 11:00 News Montromery Ward News O.

R. Stapley Co koy News Valley Appliance karv News A Commentary krux 12:15 Ma Perkins nbc-ktar News Thomas ft Korneray News kool Baukhage abc-kpho 12:30 Pepper Young's Family Everybody's Drug Ses 12:45 Right To Happiness nbc-ktai Dinnerbell Time koy Frankie Starr kpho 1:00 Backstaee Wife nbc-ktar Look Your Best cbs-koy News karv News krux 1:05 Thought For The Day krux 1:15 Stella Dallas nbc-ktar If You're From Utah Button Electric karv 1:30 Lorenzo Jones Evelyn Winters cbs-koy The Healing Hour karv Klbert La Schelle mbs-kool Paul Whiteman Club 1:45 Young Widder Brown Organ Melodies koy Radio Advertisers Guild -karv Merv Griffin mbs-kool 2:00 Medical Quarter Hour Arizona Medical Assoc. House Party Calapco koy News Crban's Brake karv News 2:15 Portia Faees Life nbc-ktar Basha's Western Roundup karv Johnson Family 1:30 I nllabv In Rhythm ktar Meet The Missus cbs-ko Shady Valley Folks Eddy Duchin 1:45 Poetry Exchange A. L. Moore A Sons The Spanish Hour-Traders Furniture karv MESA R1TZ Open IP.

H. News WITH CARY COOPER JOHN WAYNE ANN DVORAK Flame of Barbary Coast" JEAN ARTHUR. -Headline Edition abo-krjhn 100-Rear Adml. Wm. S.

Parsoil nt-kta DANA ANDREWS "BOOMERANG" ROBT. LO WERT HELEN GILBERT "GOD'S COUNTRY" (In Natural Color) TEMPE COLLEGE Open f. M. KEH CURTIS "OVER THE SANTA FE Open 7:30 P.M. i.

ovyriM co-uoy "HTff1 Jr mbs-ko Horse Race Results kpho Motr. 11:00 Allison Steelcaster Alllsoa Steel Mfg. Co f' With Chet HunUey Night Final News kool phw 5iuT Burns 11:15 Out Of The West ktar A. M. 12:00 News Summary ktar News 12:30 Rene Williams Orchestra cbs-koy 12:45 Aragon Ballroom cbs-koy ews EDW.

G. ROBINSON IDA LUPINO BARRY FITZGERALD in JACK LONDON'S SEA WOLF" CHARLES STARRETT SMILEY BURNETTE "LANDRUSH" GLENDALE EL REY Open 1 P. M. Tn an ii Associate Feature THE BOWERY BOTS "NEWS HOUNDS".

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