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i SttftnmtbrnMmintai, Saturday, May 5, 1956 Weekend Radio Guide SATURDAY NIGHT RADIO Roll P.M Band Analysis Holiday 5:15 P. M. on Record Army Band 5:30 P.M. Persons Monitor Hannon Week in Washington 5:45 P.M. :55 Pt.

of Law We See It 6:00 P.M. Calls Be :15 Round Round Society :05 World Affairs 6:30 P.M. rdo Land Time :35 Music :45 Science Editor Laramie 7:00 P.M. Theatre :05 Indictment :05 Orchestra :15 Glee Club 7:30 P.M. Wakely Time :35 Monitor 8:00 P.M.

to Nation Style Miller :05 Harry Truman 8:15 P.M. United 8:30 P.M. to Nation :35 Jim Moore in Music Miller 9:00 P.M. :15 Dink Templeton in Music :05 Jim Moore 9:30 P.M. Whelan :45 Ricky Tick Time :35 Nat.

Juke Box Time 10:00 P.M. Records Harsch :05 Jim Moore 10:15 P.M. Records Time to Midnight Freedom 10:30 P.M. Music Hour 11:00 PJM. Party :05 Music Wheel 11:30 P.M.

Til Dawn 12 MIDNIGHT Monitor 5 am. TV, RADIO HIGHLIGHTS 7:00 A. M. to Melody Pulpit :05 E. Power Biggs Strings :15 Sacred Heart 7:30 A.

M. PI pacp Hall 8:00 A. M. Wings Man of Faith Class 8:30 A. M.

to God Hour City Choir Life Hour 9:00 A. M. Class in Action :05 Story Master :05 Negro College Choir 9:15 A. M. Explorer Guide 9:30 A.

M. of Prophecy Affairs :45 Growing Pains Light :35 Christian Action 10:00 A. M. Wire Science 10:15 A. M.

Story Science Music, News 10:30 A. M. and Ernest F. Story of Israel to Learning 10:45 A. M.

Story 11:00 A. M. :05 Monitor :05 World Music Festival :05 Ann Holden 11:30 A. M. Hour Time :35 Pilgrimage Festival SUNDAY 12 NOON :15 Bill Cunningham Festival :05 Monitor End News :15 Hr.

of St. Francis :05 Commonwealth Club 12:30 P. M. Roberts Afternoon 1:00 P. M.

Hr. 1:30 P. M. :45 Max Baer 2:00 P. M.

Baer 15 Health Talk :05 World Theater .05 Jack Sterling Freeman 2:30 P. M. :35 Monitor Story the Nation 3:00 P. M. Orch.

Symphonies Graham 3:30 P. M. Orch. :35 Meet the Press of Truth 4:00 P. M.

:05 Edgar Bergen City Symphony a mho use 4:30 P. M. Wings 5:00 P. M. Hayes Music Hall Time :05 Eve.

Comes 5:30 P. M. Hr. Thomas Time :45 Travel Talk 6:00 P. M.

Winchell KCBS Galen Drake :05 Miss Brooks Harvey 6:15 P. M. 5 a.m. Headlines 6:30 PJK Considine :45 News for the Money 8weetland Pearson 7:00 P.M. Defense :05 Gene Autry End News :05 Eddie Cantor 7:30 PJf.

Stand Forum :55 News Day Adventist 8:00 P.M. Manion Masters at Opera Meeting 8:15 PM. T. Flynn These We Sing 8:30 PM. of Nation Box Jury Meeting 9:00 PM.

:15 Dr. Meserbe Box Jury of Prophecy 9:30 P.M. Comer :45 Music Time Time :45 Erwin Canham Ideas 10:09 P.M. Wings 10:15 PM. Time To Midnight News Strings 10:30 P.M.

Time Salute Be 11:00 PM. Wheel Hour Melody Lane 11:30 PM. to Town Roberts 12 MIDNIGHT Graham 7:00 A. M. (N) Pledger Lemont 7:15 A.

M. Gang is S. P. 7:30 A. M.

Pledger Goss, News 7:45 A. M. d-News :55 Pfeiffer News Wilcox Babbitt Local News 1:00 A. M. Engle Pledger Weaver Lemont 8:15 A.M.

Sports, News Vaile 8:30 A. M. Institute Pledger Up Mind 8:45 A. M. Miller Garred 9:00 A.

M. Comment :05 Music :10 Cecil Brown Warren Club 9:15 A. M. Cap. News :20 G.

Lombardo MarJ. King Roth 9:30 A. M. Bye :35 Barton Buick Club I Trent 9:45 A. M.

j. King MONDAY Sunday Whisp. Sts. 10:00 A. M.

Up Your Mind Story 10:15 A. M. Perkins Streets 110:30 A. M. I Hits i :35 Weekday Malone Marries A.

M. Light Strings 111:00 A. M. Hayes :05 Story Time I Mrs. Burton Happy i Holiday 11:15 A.M.

:25 News Mary 11:30 A. M. for Day Drake Jorgensen 11:45 A. M. Como Jenny Jorgensen 12 NOON Jorgensen 12:15 P.

M. Baker Parade Schacht 12:30 P. M. Brown Party Hayes Test 12:45 P. M.

Guide Story :50 Cliff Engle to I Happiness P. M. Engle :05 Back to Bible Show .1:15 P. M. I P.

M. Young Harvey 11:45 P. M. in House the Law 2:00 P. M.

I I :05 Amer. Adventure 1 :05 Records i Harvey M. V. Peale P. M.

Weaver P. M. I Day 3:00 P. M. :05 Music KCBS-Bill Weaver i Harvey I 3:30 P.

M. I :35 Weekday News Lemont .3:45 P. M. Test Show P. M.

Harvey Lewis Show Lge. 4:15 P. M. Hemingway 4:30 P. M.

Answer :35 Road Show :45 Sam WEEKEND TELEVISION (Saturday) Courtney Showcase: Eddie Hevwood, jazz pianist, and Phyllis Diller, comedienne (Chan. Your Child and the Experts: "Johnny (Chan. 4). John Wayne, Gail Russell and Bruce Cabot in and the (Chan. 4).

6:30 Star Noel Coward and Edna Best in "This Happy (Chan. 5). Jubilee: James Brown, who portrays Lt. Rip Masters in "Rin Tin series, sings one of his latest record hits (Chan. 7).

SUNDAY PROGRAM Sunday, May 6, 1956 151U Kilo on Traveler of Pops I Science Church Tabloid Board: is the future of of Pops of Vision Bethel Church of Pops. Light Unto My Path Heart Program 4.00—Parade of Pops Show of Pops off MONDAY PROGRAM Monday, May 7,1956 1510 Kilo on Colony Radio Program Crosby Hash House Newspaper of the Air You Want Clementino Music Oppenheimer Market's Swap Shop about Mill ley Newspaper of the Air with KTIM Man On The Street Know It Nostalgia Musical Journal of the Air. Newspaper of the Air Time Musical Journal of the Air Newspaper of the Air Harrison Western Grosby Hambone Stomp Newspaper of The Air Marin Marin Man on the Street Music off 8:00 Perry Como Show: Dorothy Shay and George Gobel, guests (Chan. 4). 8:30 Stage Show: Sarah Vaughn and Morey Amsterdam.

guests (Chan. 5). Durante Show: Peter Lawford, guest (Chan. Spade Cooley in (Chan. 13).

11:00 Movie: Marguerite Chapman and Lee Bowman in Walls Came Tumbling (Chan. 4) Bette Davis in (Chan. 5). Jimmy Durante and Terry Moore in Great (Chan. (Sunday) Take a Trip: The Medallic Art Company of New York City (Chan.

5). Health: Special production, Fourth (Chan. 5). with a Past: Forman Brown, founder of the Turn-about Theater (Chan. 4) Camera Three: Artistic Time (Chan.

5). of Fame: Judith Anderson, Evelyn Varden and Delrdre Owens in Cradle (Chan. 4) Your Opinion: A panel of Stanford students query Harold Stassen on (Chan. 5). 1:30 BasebaH: Seals vs.

Sacramento (Chan. 13). Gale Storm in (Chan. 7). Is a (Chan.

4). Calling: Dr. Tom Groody emcees new series produced in cooperation i Stanford University (Chan. 5). Gary Cooper and Loretta Young in Came (Chan.

4) Telephone Time: Mystery of Casper (Chan. 5). Joseph Cotton and Teresa Wright in Steel (Chan. 5). Are There: of Mary, Queen of (Chan.

7) Movie: James Stewart and Donna Reed in a Great (Chan. 4). Alec Guinness in (Chan. 7). 8:00 Ed Sullivan Show: Tony Martin, Nat (King) Cole, Will Jordan and Edith Adams (Chan.

5) Comedy Hour: June Havoc, guest hostess (Chan. 4) Movie: on (Chan. 13). 9:00 GE Theater: Joan Lorring in (Chan. 5) TV Playhouse: George Grizzard and Frank Overton in tense tale of the Civil War (Chan.

4). 10:30 Hitchcock Presents: Thelma Ritter in Baby (Chan. 5). Tom Neal in (Chan. 7).

WEEKEND RADIO (Sunday) to Learning: William Principles of Psychology" (KCBS) San Francisco Story A. (KNBC). Music Festivals: Kirsten Flagstad and Set Svanholm in act one of (KCBS). Hour: Jill Corey and Ray Middleton in all-Berlin program (KCBS). the Press: John B.

Hollister, director of the U.S. foreign aid program (KNBC). Bergen Show: Special 20th anniversary program (KCBS). Town Meetting: Federal Aid Be Given to Segregated (KGO). DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 1.

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Fabulous one-horned animals 29. Masurium (sym.) 31. Chum 32. Not 33. Slope 34.

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Distributed by King Features Syndicate WATCHES FOR SAFE DRIVING RECORDS Safe driving pays dividends. Three Marin men show off the watches they received for driving Greyhound buses over Marin's commute runs during the past accident-free 10 years. Officer Guy Root of the California Highway safety education department (left to right) presented the watches to drivers Harry Copestick of Mill Valley, Peter Jacobsen of San Rafael, and Roy Lawhead of Novato, with CHP Officer Paul Zensius. (Hallmark photo) Kindergarten Registration At Sausalito Registration of Sausalito kindergarten children has been opened. Pupils who are new to the school district may also be signed up.

Registration will be taken weekdays from 9 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 2:30 p.m. at Central and Marin City Schools. The birth certificate or baptismal certificate must be presented. Minimum age for kindergarten is 4 years, 9 months, as of Sept.

1, 1956. First graders must be 5 years, nine months on that date. Parents are urged to have their children examined by the family physician and physical defects corrected. Dist. Supt.

Clifton Boyle points out that it is unfair to the child to have his school career handicapped by absences due to bad teeth, infected tonsils, visual defects or rheumatic conditions. Forms for the family doctor to fill out will be given at time of registration. Children should also have diphtheria, whooping cough and tetanus inoculations before the fall term, Boyle said. 2 Marin Planners To Attend Parley Marin Planning Director Mary Summers and Johrf A. Blayney, San Rafael planner, will take part in the fourth annual University of California Conference on City and Regional Planning next Friday in Memorial Auditorium, Richmond.

Mrs. Summers will be chairman of workshop discussion group dealing with the question, Metropolitan Regions Be Able to Save Enough Open Space for Future Blayney will take part in a discussion group concerned with the question of whether rapid growth is causing desecration of landscape and townscape. General theme of the conference is the survival of the way of in the face of new increases in population and industry. Principal speaker will be Carol Aronovici, planning consultant and author. San Rafael Tops Analy Tracksters Bill Monti won three events to pace the San Rafael Class A track and field team to a 68-45 victory over Analy this week In a North Bay League dual meet.

Analy, however, won Class by 64-45 and Class by Monti won the 120 high hurdles in 17.2 seconds, the 180 low boards in 22.3 and the discus at Other San Rafael firsts were by Bill Hovis in the 100 in 10.5, Torstein Dale in the 440 In 54.3, Charles Lucas in the 880 In 2:10.7 and Bernhard Ebner in the mile In 4:45.0. Triple winner for San Rafael in Class was Bill Bruce in the 75 in 8.4 seconds, the 150 In 16.1 and the discus at Only Class winner for San Rafael was Brent Marshall in the shot at Son Born To D.A. Aide And Wife Deputy Dist. Atty. Warren McGuire, who is the legal adviser for all the school districts of the county, was late to work Thurs- decided next Thursday.

He all night Wednesday, pacing the floor of Marin General Hospital waiting for another future addition to the ever-growing Marin schools. His wife gave birth to an 8-pound, 13-ounce boy at 2:30 a.m. This is the second child for the McGuires, who have a 2- year-old daughter, Adrienne. Both mother and son were doing fine at the hospital. Rotary Clubs Plan Joint Blood Drive- Rotary Clubs have joined forces in organizing a blood bank fund to provide needed pints of blood for Rotarians, their families, friends and anyone the clubs feel needs it.

John Taylor, San Rafael Rotarian and chairman of the blood bank committee, said first donations will be given from 2:30 to 6:30 p.m. May 18 at the San Rafael Elks Club. He hopes all Rotarians and also the public will donate blood to the new fund. The project is being handled through the Irwin Memorial Blood Bank in San Francisco whiqh sends its bloodmobile periodically to San Rafael for contributions. Taylor said he hoped the Marin County fund be an inspiration to Rotary Clubs throughout the He termed the project vital, and definitely in accord with the Rotary Members of committee, representing the five Marin Rotary Clubs, are Arleigh Williams, Fairfax; James J.

Carroll, Sausalito: Will DeMont. Mill Valley, and Dr. John Lee, Novato, THE OLD HOME TOWN i By STANLEY TH pipe's A COUPLE my housework Dam Dedication FOLSOM (JP) Clair Engle (D-Callf) declared today state of California must pick up its pick and and go to work on Its own water projects without relying solely on federal help, in a speech prepared for the dedication of the 100 million dollar Folsom Dam project today. Disaster Nursing Lecture Monday Current practice in obstetrics and gynecology with adaptation to a disaster situation will be discussed by Dr. Eugenia Hayes in the final lecture of the series on disaster nursing and casualty care to be presented at Tamalpais Center, Kentfield, at 8 p.m.

Monday. Charles R. Reilley, Marin County fire chief and civil defense coordinator, will present the latest developments in civil defense planning for the county. The expected role of Marin County nurses if disaster strikes will be described by Miss Wilma York, chairman of the committee on nursing in national defense. The meeting, sponsored by the Marin County Nurses is open to all nursing personnel.

Zoology Class Set At Bodega Bay Some 20 University of California students will spend the first half of their summer vacation at the seashore knee deep in sponges, mollusks, sea anemones and various other specimens of invertebrate sea animals. This at Bodega Bay will be a six-week course in invertebrate zoology given in the first summer session, under the auspices of the Berkeley campus zoology department. According to a department spokesman, students will stay in a nearby motel and do their laboratory work in a gear shed. The shed, rented from a crab fisherman, has been modernized. Mill Valley Council Also Sets Deadline Mill Valley City Council Wednesday night followed Sausalito in putting a deadline on council agenda items.

The council will require that matters to be considered at the Wednesday night sessions be listed with the city clerk by 3 p.m. of the preceding Friday. This will enable city employees to prepare copies of the material for study by council members over the weekend. The deadline was proposed by Mayor Robert Huber as a means of shortening council sessions. He pointed out that lack of preparation or advance notice by council members leads to lengthy debates get us SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK OfiD- LAUREL, or SHRUBS LAURLL, Mil CELL li 'fuL OXl'CIllJO AtqA.

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SCOTT i PM Do you lost 9 lis Guide Dog Program For Methodist Men Mill Valley Methodist group will hear a program on Guide Dogs for the Blind at their monthly meeting next Thursday. Officers will also be installed at the 6:45 p.m. session at the church. Speaker will be Miss Magdalene Phillips, Guide Dogs School graduate who has returned to operate the Braille switchboard at the Institution. Officers to be installed include Winston H.

Taylor, president; Jarl Klockars, vice president; Fred Sumner, secretary; Harold McLean, treasurer, Paul Sapp and Thomas Edmiston, members-at- large. Outgoing president is Dr. J. Earl Baker. Almonte Club To Fix Stand On Flood Zone Almonte Improvement stand in the proposed Richardson Bay Flood Control zone will bs decided on Thursday, May 10.

At the 8 p.m. meeting to be held at Almonte Hall, south of Mill Valley, the board of directors will hear opinions before taking action. The public improvements committee of the club, after careful study, has recommended that the club oppose establishment of flood control zone in the Richardson Bay area at this time. Last week the Almonte Sanitary District Board voted opposition to the zone. The committee feels that an engineering study of feasibility of the flood control project (the Urquhart plan) be made before the zone is established.

The group also feels that the enabling act passed by the Legislature is unfair to unincorporated Official public hearing on formation of the zone is slated fof 8 p.m. May 16 at the county courthouse in San Rafael. A whale can its for as long as 50 minutes, but like all other mammals, can drown If water gets in the lungs. Legal Notices Gardiner, Riede Elliott, Attys. The age or travel affects livestock as well as people.

an unsophisticated steer these days, says USDA, that lived in two or three states before heading for the packing plant. DAIRY MARKET SWEDIX HoUSLWiVES BAKE BREAD AftAk- EACH BMcR 15 SUTHClLlW' 4 LASf JkkLL fc(OVMl(S. SAN FRANCISCO (U.R)—Dairy market: Prices to wholesalers: Butter; Grade AA 93 score grade A 92 score grade 90 score 59. Cheese: Cheddar loaf 40-42; singles daisies 38-39. Eggs: Grade A large 42-43; medium A 37-38; small A 29-30.

Poultry producers: Large AA 4546; large A 43-44; medium, A 40; small A 30-32. Western Dairy: Large AA 45; medium AA 40; large A 44; medium A 39; small A 31. NOTICE OF PROBATE In the Superior Court of State of California, in and for County of Marin. In the Matter of Estate of ULYSSES GARZOLI, also known as ULYSSES D. GARZOLI, also known as DAN GARZOLI, Deceased.

No. 11743 Notice of Time Set for Proving Will and Hearing Application for Letters of Administration with the Will Annexed. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a petition for the probate of the will of Ulysses Garzoli. also known as Ulysses D. Garzoli, also known as Dan Garzoli, deceased, for the issuance to FRANK KEATON of Letters of tion with the Will Annexed, has been filed in this Court, Monday, the 21st day of May, 1956, at 10 A.

M. of said day, at courtroom of said court, Dept. 2, in the Court House in the City of San Rafael, County of Marin, of California, has been set for hearing of said petition, when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same, and show cause, if any they have, why said petition should not be granted. Dated: May 1, 1956 (Seal) GEO. S.

JONES, Clerk Hudson, Deputy Clerk GARDINER, RIEDE ELLIOTT, Attorneys for Petitioner, 418 Albert Building, San Rafael, California, FILED; May 1, 1956 Geo. S. Jones, County Clerk By H. Hudson, Deputy. How Christian Science Heals "The Divine Remedy for Infectious Disease" KRE FRI.

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