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Furniture Men Re-elect Official CII1CACO (UPI) The Nil- llnnnl Retail Furniture Assn. re-elected Roscoe H. Hau I'Norulivt' vice president. Ran has been with the S.OOO-membor furniture dealers group since 19.6. Popular hosts know the difference! CROWN RUSSE Finest A made V.ait in U.S.A.

from grjin a S3 i 100 proof. Interns tic.ial Distilleries Los Anjetei I IUMA--(Today) "A Woman Like Satan," "Middle of the Night," Kofa Kiddie Karnival, 10 a.m. "A Woman Like Satan," 3:13, "Middle of the Night," 1:07, 4:47, S.27. LYTITC--(Today) "The Light Touch," 1:09. "John Paul Jones," 2:45, "Ten Days to Tulara." 5:02.

10:28. (Tomorrow) "Darby O'Gill," 10:05 a.m. only: "Ten Days to Tulara," 11:36 a.m., 5:02, "The Light Touch," 1:09, "John Paul Jones," 2:45, I 8:11. RIO--(Today) "Tarzan's Greatest Adventure," 12:25, "Gunman's Walk," 2:05, "Northwest Mounted Police," 3:54, 9:40. (Tomorrow) "Tarzan's Greatest Adventure." 9:22, "Gunman's Walk," 11, "Cowboy," Cartoon- Revue, "Nortwest Mounted Police," 3:54, 9:40.

MESA-(Today and tomorrow) "Sign of the Gladiator," 6:32, "Samson and Delilah," Surprise Feature, 10:49. (Box office opens at 5:45, last complete show starts at 8:32.) CREST--(Today and tomorrow) "Black Patch," "Forest Rangers," "Wonderful Country," "Zarak," 11:53. Gronchi's Delay Creates Problem MOSCOW (UPIl--The nient of President Giovanni clu's visit because of illness left Italian Ambassador Lucho Pietro- i a i with a problem. What to do with turkeys. 1C mousse dc fois gras: Ifi pheasants; eight salmon, numerous boxes of Italian i orchids from Stockholm.

1.000 carnations and 400 ixises from Italy? He also has four cakes which the embassy cook lias spent a month preparing- Two depict the Colosseum, and two the Kremlin. It takes nine times as to drill and equip a well at sea as it does dr land. Today Tomorrow WEEK-END JAMBOREE FEATURES Robt. Mitchiun-Julie London "WONDERFUL COUNTRY" (Starts 10:12) Susan Hayward Fred MacMurray-Paulette Goddard "FOREST RANGERS" (Starts Victor Mature-Anita F.kberg A A (Starts 11:53) Geo. Montgomery-Diana Brewster "THE BLACK PATCH" (Starts PER CAR WITH ALL OCCUPANTS tht colorful station with the big round found Radio 5 0 1 0 2 4 A 0 1 3 0 0 1 4 0 0 FRIDAY PJH.

5:00 -Ml. Newi Varieties Afternoon of Music Air Force News: 5:15 r.M. Sporti P.M. 5:30 f.ii. ot the World Evening Express 5:45 r.M.

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Afternoon ot Music KVOY Moniuir i Sports 4:30 P.M. Sports: Afternoon ol Music KVOY 5:00 P.M. Afternoon 01 MUSK KVOTf 5:13 P.M. P.M.; Afternoon of nlonitor Monitor 5:30 P.M. Newi KVOY 5:45 P.M..

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Monltoi Take Five; Lawrence JCVOY 8:30 P.M. Music; Beyond the Stars JCVOY 3:00 P.M. News 3:15 P.M. Lawrence Platter Parly 8:30 P.M. Dance Time 10:00 P.M.

News Dance Time News 10:15 Platte- Party 10:30 P.M. Platter Party P.M. Stairway to Dreamland News Dance Time News I I Stairway to Dreamland KVOY Si.cn i News P.M. sicn orr KVUY DIAL 1240 FOR YUMA'S FAMILY A I 12 40 HIT PARADE SURVEY PLAYED BY THE MODERN MEN OF MUSIC KIVA-TV Channel 11 These are U.o listings 0.1 provided bj ETVA FIUDAY 6:30 Huckleberry Hound 7:00 Four Star News 7:15 NBC News Report 7:30 Valley News 7 Sporlscopc? Cavalcade of Sports 9:00 Markhnm 9:30 Alfred Hitchcock 10:00 "7T" Sunset Strip 11 :00 People Are Fiuiny 11 :30 Desert Theater SATUKDAT 3 :00 Senior Bowl Football Ganu ":30 TEA 3:00 Bou 3:30 Industry en Parade 3.43 SiV'i'o Spectacular 5:15 Santa Anita Races The Ranker Reports Ramblers Lawrence Wolk S.L-.i Wichita Toun Bona-za Alive 9:30 Wanted Dead Or Mr. Lucky 10:30 Have Gun Will Travel I 11:00 i 1'.

:30 It Could Kc You I 12:00 Desert Theatre the Jurv" XEM-TY Channel 3 (California Time) 3.W Patron Mayito 4 Xovela Colgate--Teresa d. Selva 5:01 Captain Bob and Popeye 6:00 News Now TVLi.iKM FeV'jrr The 10:00 Viruta Oapulina 10:30 Xoticicro Exceisior 10:45 Cine en su Casa Saturdav 3:00 Patron Viusica Selecta 3:15 Cine en su C.isa 5:00 Adventure Theatre 6:30 Double Feature Theatre Asi es mi Tierra 10:30 Noticiero Fxcelsior 10:45 Bo.xin; en el Canal 3 Friday, January 8, I960 "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean For Sunday, January 10 a Yours Excitement is in the air. i a between members of opposite sexes clear up and the path of love runs smoothly once more. Aspects denote an inclination for, and benefit through, astrology and psychic phenomena. The week ahead looks like cledr sailing, so make up a schedule of things to be done.

Past On January 10. 1929, Future Although it won't dogs to serve the blind, took a new fabric made of aluminum place at Nashville, Tennessee. kec the wearer cool in ihc organization moved to Morristown, New Jersey, in May of sam TM" and warm in winter. It that year. can be incorporated with wool.

The Day Under Your Sign ARIES (Born March 21 io April You R13- sc: fee! your belt, so doa't Ket tired and stirt the week hindtcari. TAURUS (April 20 to M-y 20) Duincilic disharmony roses problem, but it takes tno to quarrel. GEMINI (May 21 Io June 21) a i a i your pood standing in clubs. Tike initiative in church woik. LIBRA 23 fo Oct.

22) Banish tensions and you'll iacicJic your self-confidence. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 lo Nov. 2 1 Strive lor u.iitv jt home. Your career is adversely ad'tctcd by SAGITTARIUS (Nov.

22 fo Doc. 'I his is the jihiiutnjf Don't make A commitment untit yon know the CANCER (June 22 lo July 21 CAPRICORN (D.c. 22 to Jan. 20) Make up your mind, but be light. LEO (July 22 io Aug.

21) for without offending othei AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 fo Fob. The chart (or younff people may nave adverse radiations. Take time to talk VIRGO (Aug. 22 to 22) Do thinc.i yourself.

Others are apt to neglect small details now. PISCES (Feb. 20 to March It you feel out of ioits, slow down an avoid Ectt.np excited. Field Enterprises. Inc.

Van Doren Is Excused from N.Y. Grand Jury NEW YORK I I Charles Van Dorcn, who lied to a grand jury about his participation in a rigged television quiz show, became a grand juror himself Wednesday but only for seven hours. The 33-year-old, curly haired former English instructor was chosen to serve on a federal grand jury his name was pulled from a hopper. He a sworn in. Seven hours later he was cused from' serving at his own request and to the relief of the court and the Department of Justice.

Van Doren had won 5129.000 on the defunct quiz show "Twenty One" and had claimed before a New York County grand jury that he had not received either questions or answers in his appearances. Later he recanted and admitted he had been coached. TV Rental Service CALL SU 3-3274 Weekly or MonthJj High Westerlies Acting Up Blamed For Cold Wave WASHINGTON (UPI) For while it as though tl high westerlies had reformed ar would let us have a moderate! decent January. But they backslid i re suits already bitterly apparen over much of the country. In stead of balmy and benign.

Janu ary promises generally to be mea and miserable. The high westerlies are' til lofty rivers of air which appea by the way they flow, to dictat the weather pattern of the nortl ern temperature zone. These air currents normal! move in gently undulating course from West to East. however, they get diverted for un known reasons into an abnorma zig-zag system carrie them far to the North and dee into the South as they make thei way across the continent. When this happens, warm trop ical air clashes with cold pola air and we get what Dr.

Jerom Namias caHs "a vigorous According to Namias, chief the weather bureau's extend? forecast 1 section, the high west erlies went wrong early last fall The U. S. Naval Academy a Annapolis was opened in 1345. Stan Skill Presents CHILI-HOT I I A THE FASCINATIN 1 SCINTILATIN 1 EXOTIC GEORGE MITCHELL, Singing M.C. THE POPULAR BETTE 'G' TRIO SUNDAY EVENING THE ERNIE EVARRO CHA-CHA TRIO CLUB DEL SOL IN THE DEL SOL HOTEL IN DOWNTOWN YUMA DON'T MISS THE YUMA JAYCEES FIRST SILVER SPUR A AT JOE HUNT'S SPORTS ARENA SATURDAY, JANUARY 9 Doors Open 8 p.m.

Music Starts 9 p.m. Dance To The Music Of DON BAGGETT And His SUN VALLEY BOYS DOOR PRIZES PRIZES EVERY HOUR REFRESHMENTS FOOD Come Out For An Evening of Fun For Only SI.00 Per Person "Hie Fnllowinc: Merchants Have Donated The. nance Pri7.es: Kiinlly iJqit. store Brownies Drive-in ABC Cleaners Harmony House Western Fashions Stardust Barber Shop a F. Minces Variety Store Crane's Miell r-aunderettcs Coin-op Edwards Jcnelry ANKl LANDERS Answers Your Problems DEAR A LANDERS: are much too soft on leeagcrs.

1 almost keeled over wiien you recently advised a mother to limit her 13-year-old daughter te 20 minutes for a telephone a You said. "Anything worth saying can be said in 20 minutes." Why Annie, don't you know the mo.it significant messages of history can be delivered in far fewer a 20 minutes? The Gettysburg address. Thamuopsis, Tile Lord's Prayer, the Preamble to Uie Constitution. The Ten Commandments to name a few. Even your daily pearls of wisdom would take less than five minutes to read.

Please review your advice and tell those mothers to lop the phone time 10 five minutes. It's plenty. -MOUNT Dear Friend: Thanks for sermon from The 1 have news for you. Teenagers don't hardly plione each other to re- eite Hie Gettysburg address or Thanatopsis liny more. They yak about what happened at school, who's going wUh whom, what to wear tomorrow and iithcr earthshaking issues which to e.

are matters of life and death. This type of communication Is important to teenagers. While It may not be productive, It's not destructive and one 20-mimite gab session per cvenine: gets my O.K. provided no one, is waiting for the phone. DEAR ANN LANDERS: When was in the service I met a very lovely girl.

Her folks were kind to me and I had many a good meal with them. I am back homo now and have written and invited the girt fo meet my folks. I told her she. could stay in our house. She wrote back- that she and her mother would love to.

We just don't have room for them both. I figured 'my girl could share my sister's room which has the only extra bed in the iiouse. Also, if her mother came my folks would have to entertain her and they aren't the social type. What shall I SPOT. Dear Spot: Apparently ihis girl doesn't eonsider it proper to visit alone in the home of a boy to whom she's not engaged and hooray for her.

Surely yon have a relative, friend or neighbor who put them both up for two nights, (this Is plenty). Or why not borrow a. cot for your sister and give her bed? DON'T suggest the mother not come. It would be Impolite and put you In a bad light. DEAR ANN: I'm a high school senior with good grades.

I want to go to a midwestern university but can't decide which one. Dad is a graduate of the University of Michigan. He keeps telling me how great Ann Arbor is and he'll be heartbroken if I don'i go there. Morn, went to tiie University of She says Champaign is a dream 1 school for girls and she's anxious for me to go there as Grandma went to Illinois and I'd be a third generation Illini. Every night they both put the 1 1 on me.

It used to be a joke but it's not funny anymore. Help, please. KOOK. Dear Kook: Don't go to either school. Chouse between tlie University Minnesota and the University of Wisconsin (If you want a big school).

They a both great and you'd bo off the hook. The walleye, a game fish often referred to as walleyed pike actually is a member of the perch family. SILVER S-DOLLAR-S MATINEE 9 a.m. Tomorrow TODAY TOMORROW ALL-COLOR ALL-ACTION HITS Garv Cooper-Madeline Carrol Cer.il B. DeMille's "NORTHWEST MOUNTED POLICE" a Marie In Africa In Color "TARZAN'S GREATEST ADVENTURE" (Starts 9:226:04) Tab Hunter-James Darren Van Heflin-Kathryn Grant "GUNMAN'S WALK" (Starts II SUNDAY -Walt Disney's SHAGGY DOG II Loo's Chuck Wagon Served Daily 5-10 p.m.

Sunday 11:30 a.m. 10 p.m. ALL YOU CAN EAT Vegetables Salad --Tea or Coffet ROAST TURKEY FRIED CHICKEN BAKED HAM PRIME RIB Others LOO'S RESTAURANT 2100 4th Ave. SU 2-2231 ENDS SATURDAY BRIDGET BARDOT In "A SATAN" 2ND STARTLING HIT KfM NOVAK FREDRIC MARCH i sou mmTM i ca ami nsna SUNLAND DAIRY'S BOTTLE TOP MATINEE TOMORROW 11 A.M. "DARBY O'GIU, AND THK LITTLE PEOPLE" LAST 2 DAYS --ROBERT STACK MAflSA RWWI CHARLES COBURN ERIN O'BRIEN CAREY JEAN PIERRE AUMONT-DAVID FARRffi PETER CUSHING-SUSANACANALES, FEATURE NO.

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