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A I Bv BOB FOSTER; Ken Murray, one of the really great names in show business, came back to television last night. The fact a the 30-minute segment seemed less than 15 minutes is a good indication that Murray was his usual enjoyable self. However, a young chimpanzee, which insisted or stepping on Murray's lines while he attempted to make in a "jungle scene," almost stole the show. This typical Hollywood jungle scene, which included plenty of beautiful jungle lasses, topped the show. The scene included Hollingsworth, whose mother has been charged with being indiscreet i 835,000 belonging to her employer.

Young Miss Holllingsworth didn't need her mama's ill-gotten gains, for it was apparent she could stand on her own two lovely gams. To kick off the show, Jimmy Wakely, a i street cowboy, showed up on the program to wish Ken and his gang good luck on their new series. Laurie Anders, who dressed for the occasion in a sarong, a-la La- rnour, proved her talents. She is a pretty good comedienne, but, more important, she is very easy on the eyes, regardless of the costume. Marie Wilson showed up to wish her old boss a lot of luck and exchanged some well written lines intended to show Miss Wilson's intellect.

The only mayor in the United States to become a television star, Fletcher Bowron of Los Angeles showed up to wish a good luck and welcome him back to Hollywood after Ihree years in New York. The good mayor brought along a straight man, Lieut. Gov. Goodwin Knight. San Mateo's Bill Edwards, working the announcer's chore, dirt a highly acceptable job on the opening and closing, but a state of nervousness almost ruined a commercial.

Bill has the ability. As soon as he can discard his nerves he'll be one of the top boys in the business. To kick off his series next week Alan showed up, and as usual, in just a few words was able to gather himself a a i of laughs. "Time to Smile" should be called "Time to for this show i i will add much to the Sunday night, laugh parade. Murray is back and we're all glad.

The half-hour format seems to fit Murray better a his former 60-minute shows done from New York. Next week Alan Young takes over the "Time to Smile' 1 segment. If he is able to develop as many old-fashioned belly laughs with as much ease as Murray this series should soon be one of TV's top- rated shows. FIRST EDUCATIONAL STATION California's first educational TV station, owned by the Hancock Foundation of the University of Southern California, will take the air in the next few days on channel 28. It will be interesting to see just what type of programming they are able to come up with.

Inasmuch as this station is a UHF channel and there are very few UHF sets in the L. A. area the audience is bound to be small. In this connection the deadline for educational channels is drawing near and the other seven channels in the state have not been spoken for. Channel nine, requested by the bay area educational television group, needs more cash and unless I this is to be found in the next 90 days or so it will mean no educational station for this area.

After the June 2 deadline the channel will be open for hearing among commercial broadcasters. We un- a couple of big commercial operators are standing by, waiting to drop their applications in the hopper come June 3. Vermont Fanners Predict Weather MONTPELIl Vt. IIP) Vermont farmers have several "surefire" ways of predicting the length and severity of winter: the pancreas of a butchered pig is long and fat when slaughtered before Christmas the winter will be long and cold. If the moon shines through the cracks of your barn on Christmas eve that means a long, hard winter.

If your corn has a hard husk that means a bad winter. You're to expect an easy winter if the ground was soft in December. OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS in the WANT ADS! Mr. Mrs. Public, put your services your wants before the largest marketplace in town our Classified Ads! Hundreds of potential customers for less than a penny-per-person cost! For sure-fire results, use and read the Classified Ads! Phone: DI 3-1831 or EM 8-0429 BEN" LVOV Apparently old-lime film star Ben Lyon is ageless.

Last night he was introduced on the "Toast of the Town" and we could not help but think what a wonderful job he had done keeping his youthful appearance. During World War II, Ben, a lieutenant colonel in the air force public relations office in London, for a time was our commanding officer. In those days we could not help but admire his ability to stay young. Not only was he young in appearance but in his point of view. On our TV screen last night he didn't appear to have added any years.

Ben and his wife, Bebe Daniels, are still great favorites of the British and are heard freqently on BBC. His prime job at the moment, understand, is to scout United States TV for the day when commercial television starts in the British Isles. This great day is set for sometime early next year. TONIGHT ON TV "The Four Aces," popular night club entertainers, will be guests of the "Perry Como show" on KPIX at 5:45. A Quaker teacher, played by Pat Collinge, returns to "The River Garden'' to recuperate from war strain on KPIX's "Studio One" at 7 o'clock.

The story is set in wartime Japan. Margaret O'Brien plays the part of a high school girl in the "Lux Video theatre" drame, "The White Gown," to be seen on KPIX at 8:30. Lucy goes on a diet which turns out to be too strenuous for Ricky on "I Love Lucy" on KPIX at 9 o'clock. Red Buttons will be seen at a new time to- night--KPIX at 9:30. "Bury Me Deatt" will be the title of the "Late Show" on KPIX at 11:15.

"Maggie, Pack Your Bags," starring Robert Preston and Margaret Hayes, will be seen on "Robert Montgomery Presents" on KRON-TV at 9:30. Cesare Siepi sings "Without a Song" on of Firestone," KRON- TV at 8:30. Celeste Holm is starred in "Mrs. Genius" on "Hollywood Opening Night" on KRON-TV at 9 o'clock. Sophie will be the guest on "Copper Kitchen" on KGO-TV at 4 o'clock.

DIAL TWISTINGS Garry Moore takes over "Arthur Godfrey and His Talent Scouts" on KCBS at 8:30. Arthur has gone for a world-wide tour of United States air bases with General Lemay. Cesare Siepi will be the guest soloist, with "The Voice of Firestone" on KNBC at 7:30. "With a Song in My Heart," starring Susan Hsy- ward and David Wayne, will be heard on "Lux Radio Theatre" on KCBS at 6 o'clock. Virgil Pinkley does his regular newscast from San Diego on KGO ai 5:15.

Blanche Thebom will sing "My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice" from Saint Saens on the "Pacific Telephone Hour" on KNBC at 9 o'clock. Virgin! Haskins is guest starred on the "Railroad Hour." "Miss Liberty" will be the title of the affair. Jeff Chandler plays the role of a Communist who attempts to become free of the party on "Suspense," heard on KCBS at 9 o'clock. LEGAL NOTICE "Wexlcr TVexler, XOTICE OK TIM 13 APPOINTED FOR PIUHIATK OF WILL litSOl) IN TJ-rE SUPKRIOK COURT of the State of a i i a in and for the of San IMateo. In the a of the Estate of -MAX HAN'SKX, also as MAX FLYGAKE HAXSKN and MAX P.

HANSEN. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Fridav, the 2 0 day of February, A. at 3:45 o'clock II. of a clay, and the Court Room-Probate, a No.

3 of said Court; at the House in Redwood City, in the of San Mateo, State of a i i a haye been a i as the i and place for i the -n ill of MAX HAN SEN. also as MAX FLYGARE HANSEN a MAX F. HANSEN. deceased, and for hearing: the applica- i of ALFRED HANSEN for the issuance to him of Letters Testa- a thereon. Reference to said i i is hereby made for a i a (Seal) JOHN A.

BRUXING. Clerk. By V. Hovigr. Deputy Clerk.

(Endorsed)--Filed Feb. 4. 1953. JOHN A. BRT-'NING, Clerk.

By Gert V. Hovifr. Clerk. WEXLKR VEXLER. Broadway, i a a i i a Oxford A i i Dated February 4.

A. Published in the San Mateo Times Feb. 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 1953. (4868) TELEVISION PROGRAM LOG TONIGHT TIME KRON-TV, Channel 4j KPIX, Channel 5 KGO-TV, Channel 7 5.0« 5:15 (Those Two IHowdy DoodT K) I Time for (Cartoon CutUDS (Melodies mnd Money 5:30 5:45 (Howdy Doody 'Pet Parade ICiptain Fortune (LI I Freddie Jorcenien 6:15 (Adventure Time 1:20 Science Lab. I West.

Farm Funny (UIKGOVTV Newsrtel I lElena 6:30 6:45 I Movie Quick Quiz Ism Bradley, News I Doug Edwards. Newi Como (K) Pet Exchange I Kings Crossroads I Studio One (NL) I I Candlellgbters I Invitation Playhouse iNews Caravan Studio One "River Garden" Screen Test "The Casualties" 8:00 (What's My Kama I Harry Owens (L) IHomicide Squad 8:30 I Voice of Firestone (F) I Lux TV Theatre (K) "White Gown" IMrch of Time I Hollywood Opening Kite I "Mrs. Genius" 'I Love Lucy" I Robt. Montgomery: "Mag, Pack Yr. Bags" I Red Buttons NL) I Famous Playhouse I 10:00 10:15 I Robert Montgomery William WinMr (L) (Double Play I Roller Derby I Air Newspaper :35, Owl Theatre I Roscoe Earns IPUm Fanfare 11:00 11:1.3 Owl Theatre "Man With Two Lives' (K) 1 Late Show (PI "Bury Me Dead IPllm Fanfare 11:30 lOwl Theatre I Film Fanfare 13:00 I Club 4 I Bulletins Off TUESDAY 9:00 Dons School (Morning Marketing I On Parade I Program Hilites Feminine Touch 10:00 10:15 (Man On Mission Matinee I Arthur Godfrey 10:30 10:45 "Daniel Boone" Arthur Godfrey Gary Moore 11:00 (Matinee Strike It Rich 11:30 11:45 (Design for Leisure (Bonnie Keverj A Linkletter INews I Chef Cardinl (L) 12:00 12:15 IBis Payoff (NL) I Mike and Buff Bride and Groom (Chef Cardlnl 12:30 12:43 (Welcome Traveler (NLl of Fortune I I (Chef Cardinl I Hollywood Theatre Time 1:00 I Kate Smith Show (NL) Kitchen (L) I Hollywood Theatre Time 1:30 IKate Smith Show (NL) Kitchen (L) (Hollywood Theatre Time 8:00 I Golden Gate Playhouse CF) Courtney Movie Theatre Time 2:30 Golden Gate (Courtney Movie 1 Hollywood Theatre Time 3:00 3:15 Speegle Slices the News :05 Your Home Kitchen (L) Del Courtney Let's Go Shopptaf Western Film 3:30 3:45 I Your Home Kitchen (Courtney, Ladles' Day (L 4:00 4:15 (Exclusively Yours (Ladies Day I Guiding Light (K) I Jolly B1U (L) 4:30 4:45 (Exclusively Yours ILove of Life (K) (Search for Tomorrow I Les Hallo? (H 5:00 6:1.1 (Short Short Drama IHowdy Doody (K) I Time for Beany (K I Cartoon Cutups IF) I Lea Malloy INL--Network live: (F) Film: (K--Kinescope: L--Local live.

KSFO 560 KFRC 610 KNBC 680 KCBS 740 KGO 810 KLX 910 KROW 960 KVSM 1050 KJBS 1100 KLOK 1170 KYA 1260 KHUB 1340 KSKO 1350 KKE 1400 KVON 1440 KSAN 1450 KDON 1460 KXKX 1500 KEAR TM 1550 KSJO TM 1590 RADIO MONDAY Feb. 9, 1953 5:00 P.M. KFRC--Bobby Benson KNBC--News, Jr. Edition KCBS--Ed Murrow, News KGO--The Band KSFO--News KEAR--Music Hall KYA--Car Tunes 6:15 KNBC--H. V.

Kaltenborn KCBS--Jane Todd KGO--Virgil Pinkley KSFO--Curtain Call 5:30 KFRC--Wild Bill Hickok KNBC--News KCBI3--World Today KGO--Chet Huntley KSFO--Binff Crosby Cecil Brown KNBC--Radenzel, News KCBS--Goss :55 Bay Area News KGO--Bob Garred News 6:00 P.M. KFRC--Gabriel Beatter KNBC--Symphone tte KCBS--Lux Theatre KGO--Wm. Winter KSFO--News KEAR--Town-Country KYA--Keiter show KFRC--Newsrecl KGO--Elmer Davis KSPO--Favorites KYA--Date With Dave 6:30 KFRC--Behind the Story KNBC--Masters ol Melody KGO--Stage Music KEAR--Candlellte Wine 6:45 KFRC--Sam Hayes Bill Henry News 7:00 P.M. KFRC--The -Falcon KNBC--Encore KCBS--Boo Hawk EHow KGO--Lone Ranger :25 Griffiths, News KSFO--News :05 Mus. Mems.

KYA--News; With Dave KEAR--Musical Heritage 7:30 KFRC--Hall of Fantasy KNBC--Voice of Firestone KCBS--Cedric Adams :35 Command Theatre KGO--Henry Taylor :45 S. Craig KEAR--Concert Hall 8:00 P.M. KFRC--Let George Do It KNBC--One Man's Family KCBS--Lowell Thomas KGO--Met Auditions KSFO--NEWS 8:15 KNBC--Beatty, News KCBS--C. Collinewood :25 This I Believe KSFO--After Dark. 8:30 KFRC--Under Arrest KNBC--Railroad Hour KCBS--Godfrey Talent KGO--Treasury Show KEAR--Symphony 8:45 KQO--News 9:00 P.M.

KFRC--News KNBC--Pac. Telephone Hr. KCBS--Suspense KGO--Dance Time KSFO--News :05 Hour ol Melody KEAR--Columbia Hour 9:15 KFRC--Fulton Lewis 9:30 KFRC--Reporters Ro'ndup KNBC--Music Box KCBS--Red Blanchard KOO--Concert Hall KSFO--Hour of Melody 9:45 Titus Moody KCBS--Red Blanchard 10:00 P.M. KFRC--Answer Man KNBC--Reporter KCBS--News KGO--Edwin C. HUl :05, News KSFO--Music to 11 News on hour KEAR--Portals KFRC--Frank Edwartll KNBC--Calif.

News :25 John C. Swayze KCBS--C. Har.sen, Sports KGO--Dance Time to 13 10:30 KFRC--Health Talk KNBC--Joe Glllespie KCBS--Paul West KEAR--Folk Music 10:45 KFRC--Dancing Disci News News 11:00 P.M. KFRC--News KNBC--Ira Blue KCBS--News; :05, West KYA--Show Business KEAR-- Music ot Bpherei 11:15 KFHC--Civil Defense KNBC--Crazy World KCBS--Civil Defense 11:30 KFRC--Dancing Discs KNBC--Nick Nicholson KCBS--Dwight Cooke KCBS--Bandstand News 12 MIDNIGHT KNBC--Nick Nicholson KOO--News KSFO--News :05 Dancing Part? 13:30 A.M. KNBC--All Kite Muslo TUESDAY Feb.

10, 1953 7:00 A.M. KFRC--F. Hemingway KNBC--Johnnie Wills KCBS--Cassell, News KGO--News and Waldo KEAR--Music Fest. KYA--News, Music KFRC--Breakfast Ganlt KNBC--C. Leisure, News KCBS--This Is S.F.

KGO--Zeke Manners 7:30 KNBC--Ranch Almanac KCBS--Frank Goss KGO--Bob Garred KSFO--Commuter News 7:43 KFRC--Sam-Hayes, News KNBC--Knox Manning KCBS--Harry Babbitt KGO--Zeke Manners :55, Betty Crocker KSFO--Ward Waldo 8:00 AM. KFRC--Cecil Brown KNBC--Judy Deane KCBS--Ralph Story KGO--Brkfst Club Hour News KEAR--Music Fest. KVSM--Cottonseed Clark KYA--Huge, News KFRC--Bess Bye; Heatter; News KNBC--Judy Deane KCBS--Valle, News KSFO--Hour of Prayer KYA--Koff ee Klub 8:30 KFRC--Haven of Rest KNBC--Judy Deane KCBS--Grand Slam KGO--Breakfast Club KSFO--News 8:45 KCBS--Rosemary KSFO--Science of Mind 9:00 A.M. KFRC--Music KNBC--Jane Lee KCBS--Wendy Warren KGO--Ronnie Kemper KSFO--News Ben Eweetland KEAR--Variations KYA--Jimmie Dolan KVSM--News, Cotton Clark 0:15 KFRC--H. R.

Bankhage Music Box KCBS--Aunt Jennv KQO--Chet Huntley 9:30 KFRC--Emily Barton KNBC--Victor Llndlahr KCBS--Helen Trent KGO--Break the Bank KSFO--Faye Stewart KVSM--Range Rhythms 9:45 KNBC--Clarence Leisure KCBS--Gal Sunday News 10:00 A.M. KFRC--News KCBS--Road of Life KGO--Don Gardiner :10 Jack Berch KSFO--NEWS :05 Wally King KEAR--Sound of Music KVSM--News, Rhythms 10:15 KFRC--Tello-Test KNBC--Bob and Ray KCBS--Ma Perkins KGO--Music Hall 10:30 KFRC--Answer Man KNBC--Strike It Rich KCBS--Dr. Malone KGO--My True Story 10:45 KFRC--Music KCBS--Guiding Light KGO--55 Whisper, fits. 11:00 A.M. KFRC--Ladies Fair KNBC--Double or Nothing KCBS--Mrs.

Burton KSFO--News :05 Wally King KEAR--TelemusQUIz KVSM--News. Music 11:15 News KCBS--Perry Mason KGO--Girl Marries KEAR--Concert 11:30 KFRC--Queen For Day KNBC--M. Wlllson KCBS--Nora Drake KGO--Millionaire KEAH--Music You Want 11:45 KNBC--Bob Hope KCBS--Brighter Day 12 NOON KFRC--News KNBC--C. Leisure. Newi KCBS--News KGO--Farm Reporter KSFO--News :05 Herb Kennedy KEAR--Town and Country KVSM--News, Music KYA--Blues Chasers 13:15 KFRC--Sidewalk Reporter KNBC--Road of Life KCBS--HllltoD House KGO--Bay Area News KSFO--Man With Band 12:30 KNBC--Pepper Young KCBS--House Party KGO--Jack Owens KEAR--Weather, News 12:45 KFRC--Cliff.

Engle KNBC-- Happiness-Right KEAR--Luncheon Concert 1:00 P.M. KFRC--Jack Klrkwood KNBC--Backstage Wife KCBS--Protective Leagut KGO--Bill Ring KSFO--News :05 Herb Kennedy KVSM--News. Musio KNBC--Stella Dallas KGO--Paul Harvey 1:30 KFRC--Lucky TJ Ranch KNBC--Wldder Brown KCBS--BUI Weaver KGO--Home Institute KEAR--Date In Music 1:15 KNBC--Woman In Housi 2:00 P.M. KFRC--News, Crosby KNBC--Plain Bill KCBS--Bill Weaver KGO--M. McBridi KSFO--News :05 Melody Parade KVSM--News.

Music KEAR--Symphony KYA--Ballroom KNBC--Fr. Pg. Farrell KCBS--A. Godfrey to 3:45 2:30 KFRC--Take A Number KNBC--'Lorenzo Jones KGO--Betty Crocker :35. Les Malloy 2:45 News Wile KEAR--: 55 News 3:00 P.M.

KFRC--Open House KNBC--Welcome Trvleri KGO--Les Malloy KSFO--News :05 Melody Parade KVSM--News. Music KEAR-- Comp. Corner KYA--News; Ballroom 3:30 KNBC--Dr. Paul KGO--Cal Tlnney KEAR--Curtain Time 8:45 KFRC--Pjiula Stone KNBC-- Dave Garrowaj KCBS--Curt Massey Betty Crocker KYA--Old Age Pensions 4:00 P.M. KFRC--Fulton Lewis KNBC--Life Beautiful KCBS--Ruth Ashton :05 Robt.

Q. :10 Jimmy Wakely KGO--Ann Holden KSFO--News :05 Van Ness Varieties KVSM--News and Music KEAR--Melody Designs KYA--Car Tunes 4:15 KFRC--Hemingway KNBC--Gillespie Newi KGO-- :25 News 4:30 KFRC--Curt Massey KNBC--Joe Gillespie KCBS--Geo. Fisher :40, Hap'ns Ev'y Day KGO--Big Jon-Sparkle KEAR--Carousel 4:45 KFRC--8am Hayes Art Baker KCBS--Noonan Songs KGO--Charles Antell Sight and Sound Log Service LEGAt NOTICE Daba, NOTICE OF TIME APPOINTED FOR PROBATE OF No. 19781 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT of the State of California, in and for the County of San Mateo. In the Matter of the Estate of JENNIE L.

HAGGSTROM. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Tuesday, the 10th day of Febeuarv, A. 1953, at 9:45 o'clock A. M.

of that day, and the Court Room of the Presiding Judge, at the Court House in Redwood City, in the County of San Mateo, State of California, have been appointed as the time and place for proving the will of JENNIE L. HAGGSTROM. deceased, and for hearing the application of. BANK OF AMERICA KATIONAIi TRUST LEGAL NOTICE AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, a National Banking Association, for the issuance to it of Letters Testamentary thereon. Reference said petition is hereby made for further particulars.

(Seal) JOHN A. BRTINING, Clerk. By Anna Maes, Deputy Clerk. (Endorsed)--Filed Jan. 28, 1953.

JOHN A. BRUNTNG, Clerk. By Anna Maes, Deputy Clerk. WAGSTAFFE DABA, 626 Winslow Street, Redwood City. California.

EMerson 6-6700. Attorneys for Petitioner. Dated January 28, A. 195S. Published in the San Mateo Times Jan.

29, 30, 31, Feb. 2, 3. 4, S. 7. 1953.

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