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Page 30-THE INDEPENDENT KLAC Radio KFI KBIG KMPC The Independent assumes no FRIDAY, Long Friday, Sept. 1955 740 70 KGER 1390 KMPO 1600 710 KFAC 1330 KPOL 1540 570 KABC KXLA. 1110 KWKW 1430 640 KHJ :30 KFOX 1280 KWIZ 1480 responsibility made by stations. SEPTEMBER 9, 1955 7:00 A. M.

KGER- Though 14:15 the Welk Dinner Concert KLAO -News. D. Haynes KF1 Calif. Agriculti KGER- Soul Clinic KFI-Larro Roundup KABC Paul Harvey 6:16 KMPC- News: Whittinghill KHJ. Foster- KF1-Sporta Report Fred Beck Show KNX- Nelson KMPO -News CHJ- -Frank Hemingway 12:30 KABC News and Sports: Zeke Manners KLAC- JIm Ameche Paul Masterson (6:25) KNX- -Bob Ferris.

News KFI--Local News Behind the Story KF0X-Texas Tiny KABO- Hayes, KNX-Lowell Thomas KFAC Coffee Concert KHJ- Jack. Wagner 6:30 Faith Miso KFWB--BoD McLaug wood Soundstage 7:15 Club Time Ito 4:002 KMPC Today's Races KF1-Hit the Road -Art Linkietter KHJ- Virgil Pinkley KHJ -Breakfast Gang KGER- Tomol KFWB- -America Dances Flashes 12:45 KNX-Amos D' Andy KNX-Raiph Story Show KF1-McGee and Molly Music Hall Lee KABC Mildred Younger TI Seven 7:30 KFAC Dick Joy News KFAC Music Milestones KABC- Jim news KHJ- -News (12:55) Rev Al Harlan KFWB- Zeke Manners 0:45 KNX- Goss, News 1:00 P. M. KHJ S. Hayes: H.

Wismer 7:45 to Happiness KNX- Trout (6:55) KABC- KFI-Harlow Fred Beck: News KHJ Baseball: Take White 7:00 P. M. KHJ -Bob Greene: News at NY. Yankees KFI-Boxing: Cisco AnKFWB- Dave Ballard news KNX-Arthur Godfrey drade vis. Orlando -Harry Babbitt KFAC Serenade Zulueta KGER- Record KGER- A Allen KMPO-BILI Stewart Show 8:00 A.

M. 1:16 KHJ- KABO-Edw. Morgan Dews Dallas KLAC-News: Haynes KGER- News KNX- Godfrey Digest KFI- Johnny Murray .30 KFOX- Johnny Otis (to KMPC World. News KF1- Widder Brown KFAC Music at Seven -Breakfast Club KFAC Concert Matinee KGER- Bible Hour KHJ-CHEf Engle. News KGER- -Long Beach Band 7:15 KFWB-Erik Paige.

sports 1:45 KABC-Masterson MerriKNX- Story Show KFI- -Pepper Young mac KFOX- Coffee Time KFWB- -News KNX-News (7:25) KFAC Stock Market 7:30 KGER-Mizpah 2:00 P. M. KFI-McGee and Molly Business: 8:15 KF1-Woman in My Hose KABC Strange KHJ- -News: Sportlites KMPC- News; Johnny KFWB Events and You Sports KHJ- -Cisco Kid KFWB-Zeke Manners Grant (to 5:00) Ballance Show KNX-Dave Vaile, News KABC- Martin Block Skow KFAC-EcDOES Encores -Sports Parade -Bob It Precious Word KFWB 8:30 Easy Time (to 4:00) 7:45 KFOX- Take KLAC-8. Baiter: Haynes KFI-Sports; Ben Grauer KFI-Pat Bishop Reports KGER- School KABC-Saxa: News KMPC- Dick Whittinghill 7:15 KFWB-Rosary 'Hour -Bible Institute KF1-Lorenzo Jones KNX-Make Your Mind KGER- Let Freedom 8 8:00 P. M.

KFAC Dick Joy. News KFI- The Lone Ranger KLAC -Gene Norman to 12 2:30 KABO- Showcase KFI-News of KGER- of China 8:45 KNX- Ashton? Nets: KMPC- Bill Stewart Show the World KEWB- Dave Ball'd Virginia News Almanac (2:40) Back to the BIDie KFl-Andy and -Howard Miller Show KFAC- Pops Concert in the Warmup -Football with Rusty Draper KGER -Peter Slack KFWB- KNX-Tom -Fan Stands KFAC- -Unity Viewpoint 2:55 Tennessee Ernie Hanion, (8:05) Sp'ts: KGER- -Bible Treasury KFI--News and KAJ -Scoreboard KFAC -Evening Concert 9:00 A. M. KNX-News KGER- Treasury KLAC-News: -Garden Guide Havnes 3:00 P. M.

KFI- One Man's Family 8:15 Brown. News KF1-Dick Sinclair. Shan KHJ-Pro Football: L.A.) Rams KFWB- News: 2 Manners Eddie Cantos Shaw vs. 49ers (at KHJ Cecil KNX- Warren KHJ- Join the Navy KFWB- Baseball: HollyConcert KNX-Philip Norman MPLA KOER wood San Diego KGER-Lutheran Hour KFAC. Keyboard Styling Michelson 9:15 KGER- News: Good 8:30 KHJ-News: -Bob Here's Garred.

News in Music 3:15 KABO Eddie Cantor KF1-Serenade Show wood: Cecil Brown KHJ -Mel'dy Man'ri KGER- Voice of China HollyKNX-Backstage Wife 3:30 8:45 9:30 KFI-Andy and Virgins -Bing Crosby Show KLAC Peter Potter. 8 br. Hank Weaver KFI-NBC KGER-Dan News Gilbert (8:55) KFI-Ladies' Day KHJ- -Lynn and Holy KABC- -Norma My True Young Story KFAC KNX- Matinee -World of Opera 9:00 P. M. KFOX- -Home Life KGER- Commuter KFI-Show Time Jarvis to 12:30 3:45 KMPC- Baseball: L.A.

Helen Trent KHJ- Test Angels at Seattle KFAC -Piano Parade RFWB- News KAB0-Burgie Music Box KGER-John Brown KNX-News 9:45 4:00 P. M. KKFOX-Sleepy Stein Show KNX-Our Gal Sunday KFI-News, Dave Shaw KGER- Fari Opie Sings 9:55 KHJ- -Fulton Lewis 9:15 KFl-Mid-Mording News KFWB- Larry Finley KNX-Disk Derby KAB4 whispering Streets KFOX- -News: Musical 329:30 10:00 A. M. Highlights (4:05) KABC KF1-America's -Lawrence Welk Bandstand KFAC- Masterpieces Baker Notebook 4:15 Army Show KMPC- Cook (to 12) KFI- Wheeler KGER- Orr.

Bible -Newsp. of the Air KHJ -Fraak Hemingway 9:45 KNX- of Life 4:30 Music (9:55) KFOX -News: (to Sentimental KLAC-Alex Cooper (to Journey 12:00) KHJ-Here'8 the WE 10:00 P. M. KFAC KGER-News. Concert Stage KGER-Songfellows KFI-Richfield Reporter Earl Lee 4:45 KABC-ABO Late News 10:15 KABO-Hank Weaver, KNX-10 o'clock Wire KFI- -Melody Time: News KHJ-8am Hayes, KFAC Crossroads Musie -When Girl Marries KFWB -News KGER-Camp Meeting KABO KHJ- Tello-Test 4:55 10:15 KNX-Ma Perkins -Local News KF1-A Joy Forever 10:30 -City Editor KABC- -Frederick Balles KF1-Strike It Rich KNX-Kenneally: Hanion KABC -Companion 5:00 P.

10:30 KHJ- Jack Wagner Show KFI-Investor's News: KFI- -Thing Called Life KNX-Young Dr. Malone Weather (5:10) KABC- The Lonesome Gal -Loom of Music KMPC-BIll Stewart KNX-PhilIp Norman KABC -Len Bearasiky: Sacred Songs KGER -Helen Markham 10:45 KHJ Sgt. Preston, Yuk 10:45 Putnam KEWB Larry Finley Tit KFI--AI Poska Show KNX- Guiding Light KNX- Edward R. KFWB- Larry Finley Show KGER- LeRov Kopp KFOX- In Sports KHJ-Scoreboard (10:55) 11:00 A. M.

KFAC -Sunset 11:00 P. M. RF1-Phrase That Pays KGER- Aubrey Lee KFI-11th Hour News KABC Orval's Tales Rollle KABC- Say It with Music 5:15 KHJ- News; Story Time KFI--News. huma! KHJ- The News- Wheel KNX- Mrs Burton KABO Erik Stern, Paige. KNX- News: Scoreboard KFAC -Masters Miniature KNX-Carroll Alcott: KFOX-Midnite Serenade Ten Tunes KGER Brother Clarence KFI-Mary Beat Hickox KGER- Weather 11:15 KF0X-Top KNX- KABC the Mason Record 5:30 KF1-Rollie Thomas.

Spta. KFI-Feature Wire KNX- Merry- Go- Round KFAC -Folk Songs KGER-Sunshine Mission KABC William. Winter 11:30 11:30 KHJ -Bob Greene, KFI-Hollyw'd Palladium KF1-Mary M. McBride: KFWB KNX-Tom Larry Finley KMPC- Dance Hanion Time Norman Vincent Peale Harmon KNX-Tom 411:40) KHJ- -Queen for a Day KFAC KGER- 1:45 Pannell KNX- Drake Olga, Graver Orch. KFI-News (11:55) 12:00 MIDNIGHT Garred.

Brundige, KLAC- Alex Cooper to 6 (5:55) KFI-Midnite Flyer; Other Side of Day (to 5:30) Goss: KMPC- News: On til Dawn KABC- Review: P. M. Back to Bible (12:05) Coopery KFWB- Larry Finley. to Peterson KNX-Music 'til Dawn Kelley Spoits, Midnite Serenade KFAC- Music Co 6 a.m Heatter: KGER- Serenade; Reel. Peter Slack organ (12:15) For the past 29 years radio consistently been placingramong the top shows in the nation and now it comes TV.

The show is "Grand Ole Opry" and the time is 8:30 on (13). "Opry" has spawned some of nation's leading folk and country, have music preformers, the and many show through the years. Names this field that are easily reclognized by Minnie fans of Pearl, hillbilly Eddie music. Lonzo and Oscar, Faron Young, The Carter Family, Ros Brasfield, Martha Carson, Marty Robbins, Ernest Tubb, Webb Pierce, Johnnie and Jack, Carl Smith, Ray Price, Little Jimmy Dickens, Goldie Hill, George Morgan and Cowboy Copas. The whole cotton pickin' gang will be performing in this series you devotees of rural Americana will probably get a bigger kick out of the TV version than radio has afforded over the TV years.

DEBUT Sylvia Sidney makes one of her rare TV appearances as star of the first in a new dramatic series called "Star Stage" that opens on (4) at 9:30 p.m. replacing "Dear Phoebe." Series will present 26 live and 13 film productions in the current cycle. Miss Sidney appears as famous stage actress who must face the reality that she can no longer play glamour girl parts as she once did. Lorne Greene is featured as a surgeon who is love with the actress, and play revolves around their romance and the woman's inner battle. RETURNS -The famed "Pasa- dena Pops Concerts" from Santa Anita Racetrack will, for the third straight year, be part of the (7) schedule at 10 p.m.

David Rose is conducting this year and there will be four concerts in the series. Victor Arnold, violinist, is featured soloist. Jan Mur. ray's "Dollar a Second" is back on (7) after a summer on NBC. Show is seen here on a weekdelay kinescope basis at 9 p.m.

"Big Story" returns to (4) at p.m. with a new look. Show opens in a "newsroom" in New York and the story to be told is tion begins and story unoutlined. Then thee filmed acfolds. First show, was filmed near South Bend, Indiana, using some of the personnel of the Indiana State Police and making the story as authentic as possible.

At the end of the show the reporter who wrote the "Big Story" is introduced and awarded his bronze plaque $500. Rin Tin Tin is back again, with, new p.m. after adventures a sum- on mer of re-runs. An Indian ambush is outwitted by the dog and his master during tonight's first episode. DRAMA--Barry Nelson and Marily Erksine co-star as an efficiency expert on his first assignment and an outspoken secretary in a comedy of modern business on Schlitz Playhouse of Stars at 9 p.m.

on (2). A clever sleuth tracks down a seemingly innocent note and is lead directly to the lair of a criminal during "Undercurrent" on (2) at 10 p.m. Hugh Beaumont, Nancy Gates and Michael KF1-Pat Bishop, News KABC Bob KNX-Aunt Mary KHJ- Bill KGER-Dan Gilbert Cecil Brown 12:00 NOON KFWB- KNX-Frank News: KMPC- RF1-Farm -Baseball: Reporter White 6:00 Sox at N.Y. Yankees KLAC-Alex News KFI- Elmer -Sid Fuller, Nerve KMPC- Bob KNX-Bill Kenneally KABC- John KFOX- -News: Mild and KAJ- Gabriel Mellow (to 2:00) KNX-Ferris KFAC- Luncheon Concert KFOX- News: N.Y. Stocks Push Irregularly Higher NEW YORK (AP) Forl the second session in a row, the stock market made irregularly higher progress Thursday.

The two-day period of hesi-. tancy followed a vigorous rise Tuesday when the market hit new record high level, thus ending a cycle that began last July 25. Emphasis today was on individual issues rather than on groups, so far as pronounced gains were concerned. However, the railroads were outstanding on the rise as they have been for last three days. Up with the railroads today were the steels, utilities, sugars, and aluminums.

The motors ended unchanged to lower along with farm implements, coppers, and motion pictures. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks was up 10 at $177.90, the third straight new high. It also was up 10 cents Wednesday and on Tuesday it gained $1.30. The components in the average Thursday went their own individual ways- industrials down 20 cents, rails up 40 cents, and utilities up 30 cents. There were more plus in the list Thursday than Wednesday with 534 issues higher and 405- lower out of the 1,163 individual issues traded.

Sixtyeight issues touched new highs for the year, and eight made new lows. Volume expanded to 000 shares from 2,380,000 shares Wednesday. The total was the highest since late July. Rhodesian Selection Trust topped the most active list ft for the fifth straight day up 69,300 shares. It was followed by International Telephone up at Phillips Petroleum up at and Republic Steel up at F.

L. Jacobs was in fifth place off at 11 on 36,600 shares including one, block of 24,500 shares at American Viscose was sixth off at It was up 6 points Wednesday on favorable: dividend action. Hertz Corp. announced plans for a two-for-one split and a higher dividend and gained 2 points at Also higher on better dividend action were Cuban-American Sugar up Guantanamo Sugar up General Realty Utilities up and Quaker Oats up 1. Visking, off Wednesday, was up 4 at 117 Thursday.

Woodward Iron, up Wednesday, closed up 3 at 112 Thursday after hitting a high of 118. On the American Stock Ex- Vues TERRY VERNON by MARILYN ERSKINE Outspoken Secretary Hall are featured. Brian Aherne is starred as a distinguished member of parliament who finds his life slightly snarled up after: a fling with an American model. The story (11) at 10 p.m. and is "The Star and the COMPTON COMET Cisco Andrade, young Compton fighter who piled up a good list of victories and made the bigtime, will take on the famous Cuban Orlando Zulueta in a ten-rounder on (4) at 7 p.m.

GUESTING It'll be Den- ver, and a call on Ethel Merman and her husband, Bob Six, for "Person to Person" on (2) at 7:30 p.m. Edward R. Murrow will interview the pair by remote from New York. Also killed is Mollie Parnis and her husband, Leon J. Livingston, who head one of the nation's top fashion houses.

Pat Boone will take over the "Julius La Rosa Show" on (2) at 6:45 p.m. Comedian Henny Youngman and bop star Dizzy Gillespie will visit "Tonight" on (4) at 11:30 p.m. Jack Owens is hunting for king-size families and each Friday on his (7) show at 5:30 p.m. will present the largest families he could find. TELE-TIPS The new Los Angeles Police Administration Building will be explored by "Success Story" on (11) p.m.

San Diego Padres move into Gilmore Field to battle the Hollywood Stars on (9) 8:10 p.m. From Lenin to Stalin is the dramatic documentary on "Background to Battle" on (13) at 8 p.m. Rommel, the Desert Fox, is outfoxed by General Eisenhower during "Crusade in Europe" on (13) at 10 p.m. "Dahling" and the 12-year-old marvel, GLORIA LOCKERMAN, will help open the new fall son for. "THE MARTHA SHOW" on (4) a week Tuesday.

JOHN CAMERON SWAYZE gets the nod as host of the coming "Circle Theater" matics on NBC starting 27. This year the series will SPINNING THE DIAL Tallulah BANKHEAD Butter, Eggs, Poultry. LOS ANGELES, SEPT. 8 Jobbing butter rices, to retailers: Grade AA Grade Grade Carton 63 67 63 65 61 61 FGGS Wholesale prices sales between Local dealers- cases Included: Large Medium Smal Min. 51 53 28 29 La B.

Egg Prices to Retail Stores FOB distributors plant. Delivered higher, cases exchanged; cartons 3. higher. Ex-Lge. Lge.

Meds. Small Grade 61 64 56 59 Grade 55 57 51 053 41 Grade 45 047 Consumers cartons Grade AA 51 57 Grade A 57 65 Milk routes AA Receipts: Butter, 126,467 pounds; cheese, 226,082 pounds: eggs, 10,596 cases; 39,318 pounds. LIVE (Delivered 10 Los Angeles) Broilers to ibs. 29 Fryers, to ibs. 30 Caponette fryers, to 33 35 He Hens, cross light type, ibs.

all is, Hens, hvy. tyre. all wts. LIVE POULTRY (Payin, price at ranch) Broilers to lbs 25 026 Fryers, to Frvers, caponettes. to 41 lbs.

Turkeys, young Turkeys, voung ..27 30 Rabbits Federal-State Market New Service has discontinued quoting prices due to difficulty in mining reliable SAVE A MEMORYFOR TOMORROW! and a 100 VM That precious moment becomes memory in a minute! Don't lose save it for tomorrow on your V.M Complete home music REES RECORDERS TAPE RECORDERS SALE SERVICE RENTALS 2047 Atlantic Ph. 70-2089 Television KTLA KRCA KNXT KCOP Channel Channel Channel 2 Channel KHJ KTTV KABC 13 Chennel Channel Channel Coul and small, concerning people, and will be seen on alternate weeks. SUCCESS of the "Cavalcade ords" that'll take a 13-week spin starting Sunday, Sept. 25, in the 4 p.m. time.

The Independent assumes no responsibility for changes made by stations. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1955 6:48 Bill Goodwin -Boston Blackie Alarm Klock Komedies -Muady, Dorothy -Background to Battle -Give us this Day. 6:55 Gardiner to Stalin" 7:00 A. M. -Parlor Grayson Party Show 9 Baseball: 8:10 San Diego Panorama Pacific.

Red 11-Bill Leyden's Theater: vs. Hollywood Rowe (to 9) Ming Lama," 8:30 Today. Dave Garroway Howard Duff, Angela -Topper (witn Chet Huntley Lansbury: and -Meet Archer News 7:25 and 8:25) Bishop Swept in 11-Sheriff John Robert Paige -Racket Squad: 8:00 A. M. 13- Jack McElroy of Movies: Kitty 13 Grand Ole Opry 11- Top of the Morning.

0' Day," Jean Parker BIL Leyden 9:00 P. M. 8:15 4:00 P. M. -Playhouse of Stare: 11- Time tor Beany -Way of the World Uninhibited Female," $:30 5-Cartoon Carouse: Barry Nelson, Marilyn 11-Top of the Morning 4:16 Erskine 9:00 A.

M. -First Love -Big Story 2 Valiant Lady John Daiy 4:30 News Doye -Western O' Dell Varieties. -Major 9:15 Domo Strike It Rich 7-A Dollar a Second, 11- -Love of Dean, Life Charlie Ruggles L. Stacy Harris -World of Mr Sweeney, Jan Murray Janet Nurse (9:20) Registered -Make Believe Ball- 13- -Times Square for 9- -Mark room, Saber 9:30 Al Jarvis house -Search Tomorrow 4:45 2-Ray Milland Show: TBA 9:45 4-Modern Romances Mr. McNulty" 2- Guiding Light 11-Mr.

and Mrs. North -Star Lady," Stage: Sylvia Sidney, "The Toy 10:00 A. M. 5:00 P. M.

Lorne Greene Jack Paar Show -Barker Bill's Cartoons -The Entrance' Vise: "Side 11 -Heart of Jong the City -Gene Norman -Mr. and Mra North -Ding School -Pinky Lee 10:30 13-Destiny 13- -The Nelson Hunter, Barry Welcome Travelers, Jack Smith 2-The Little Rascals 10:00 P. M. -Parents Frances Time, Horwich Dr. -Space Funnies 2-Undercurrent: 5:30 11-Star Shoppers -Uncle Archie Beaumont, Nancy Hugh 10:45 -Jack Owen: Show Gates Western Theater 4 -The World at Home, 11:00 A.

M. 11-Boston 5:54. Blackie 4 Salta Pontiac Robert Q. Lewis 2 The Range Rider presents -Home, Arlene Francis 6:00 P. M.

"FOREIGN Little Scuvomouse, Eleanor Hempel 4-Jack Latham News: INTRIGUE" 11:30 See, Hear! (6:05) -Modern Movies: -Art Linkletter Express "Salome, Where She -Romper Room 11-Stories of the Century: Danced," Yvonne Jonn "The Doolin Gang'! De Carlo, Rod NOON 13-Baxter 6:15 Ward, News ron. 7-Pasadena Walter Pops Slezak ConPayoff 7-Hank Weaver, News cert, David Rose, -Tennessee Ernie Ford -Mark Scott, Sports Josette and Yvette -Bob -Wrangler Crosby 12:30 Your Jim Show Nest 2 2-Doug -Clete Tom Harmon 6:30 Roberts Edwards. (6:25) News 11-Star Roman "Appearance and the Bian and Story: Aherne 1, -Buffalo 12:45 Billy -Eddie -Handy Hints Fisher Show 13 Harbor P. M. -Gold "Bless Award the Man, Theatre: Mercury presents 2 Brighter Day William Bishop Eisenhower's -Watch Whittinghill: 13-Turning Point: 'CRUSADE Raiders' Beanery" 1-Beulan -Life with Elizabeth, IN EUROPE' 9 The Christophers Betty White (6:35) 10 130 11- -Martin's Dble.

Drama: 6:45 2-Bip News: Roberts, Never 2- Julius La Rosa Show Stout, Stratton, Green Pat O' Brien, with Pat Boone 4-Dateline Europe Ruth Hussey; and -Jack Latham News 7-Hank Weaver. News Fugitives," 11-George Putnam -World News Barry Sulivan, 'Anita -Bollay Weather (6:55) 11-China Smith, Dan Louise Duryea 1:15 7:00 P. M. 13-Criswell Predicts 2- Secret Storm 2-Life with Father. 10:45 9-Suspects Wanted.

1:25 Leon Ames 7-Baseball Hall of Fame 4 -On Your 1:30 -Gillette Rights: Account, Cisco Andrade vs. 13-Playhouse 15 Dennis James Orlando Zulueta 10:50 7-What's the Name of Martyn, News 9-Feature Film: "Sword that Song. Bill Gwinn 7-Buffalo Bill Jr. Avenger' 9 5 Polic Ruggles 9-Adventure Calls (1:55) to San Theater: An- 11:00 P. M.

P. M. 11-Success tone." Gene Stery Autry 2-Award Performance: Buddy 2-Red Rowe's Films: (L.A. Police Dept.) Ebsen "Craig Kennedy," 13-His Honor. Homer Jack Latham.

News Major Woods Bell. Gene Lockhart -Nitecap Donald Movies "Crime Smasher," Theater: 7:15 City." John 5-Popular Science Gale Storm Forsythe 1:30 11-George Putnam 7- Bill Mystery. Theater: -Person to Person, 13-Owl Movie Robert Armstrong (Ethel Edward R. Merman Murrow and Hayden, Joan Sterling. 13- -News Essay Afternoon Molly Parnis) 11:15 Contest 5-Pride of the Family, 4-Cleve Hermann, Sp'ta -Mama 2:15 Weiss Paul Hartman 11-Racket Squad 11- -Ed Reimers' Adven- Matinee: 13-Block 11-Frank -Rin-Tin-Tin Party, Fontaine Jack Show Me- -Frees 4-Tonight, on 11:30 Two Ernie Kovacs $:30 Ramon Navarro Elroy 5 -Eye Witness 2 -Red Rowe's Films: 1:45 11:45 Florian -News Caravan.

John 11-Jackson for Theatre: Fear," 4-Mike Roy Kitchen Cameron Swayze Broderick 13-Families $:45 8:00 P. M. and "'Snow Crawford; 9-Headlines Are First 2-Pantomime Quiz. Mike Kirby Grant (2:55) 3:00 P. M.

Stokey Midwestern Havride 12:00 MIDNIGHT with Hugh 12:30 2-Garry Ted Mack's Moore Show Matinee -Ortin Ticker and 2-Late Show: "Case of Queen for Roberta Linn Show the Frightened 134-Chef Milan Day 7-Triple Feature Th'tr: Dermot Walsh (Br.) "The Enake," Madge -Movie Museum 3:30 Meredith 12:45 4-It Pays to Be Married 9-Basebali Warmup 4-World Roundup A star preceding a program indicates a paid advertisement. full-hour "actuals" featuring of Books" on (2) has led to the dramatizations of events, large creation of a "Cavalcade of Rec- $5000 INVESTMENT Franchise open for wholesale food distributor for Long Beach and surrounding areas. Individual must have past business experience. Should net $12,000 to $15,000 income first year. Write Box K-1449, Long Beach Independent, Press-Telegram.

Words Music By JOHN B. CALLAGHAN With the coming of fall, there's one musical treat that a lot of sports fans have to look forward to and that's the school marching band. No matter what happens in the game, there's sure to be a lot of fun and festivity generated by the half-time and "time out" entertainment of the school bands. Today's school and college. bands are a far cry from those of yesterday.

Once upon a time it was enough for the marching band to march in a straight line over the field, turn around and come back again playing the school song and maybe couple standard Sousa marches. Then things started to get a little more showmanlike. Bands would form letters and other patterns and the repertoire was expanded. Today's marching school bands even do dance steps while they play and march. And their music runs the full course from the school song to the latest popular hit with some "classics" thrown in.

All of this is done, mind you, with only a relatively short period of rehearsals to learn to play and march In perfect co-ordination. That's real musical achievement! For wonderful musical achievement of another kind, we invite you to come in and try the amazing HAMMOND Electric Organ, You can play yourself without any previous music instruction. And there's a Hammond model for every purpose. PENLONG BEACH. Atlantic NEY-OWSLEY MUSIC, co.

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Buying In wheat came mainly from one large commission house and was completed early in the day. After that wheat held its gain but didn't add to them. Rye was ahead with wheat. Fractional gains were registered at times by corn and wheat, but they had difficulty in holding them. Soybeans worked higher after an erratic start.

Wheat closed higher, September corn unchanged to higher, September oats lower higher, September Rye to cent higher, September 96, soybeans unchanged to higher, September $2.20 and lard 15 cents lower to 2 cents a hundred pounds higher, September $10.55. RANGE: WHEAT- Opn High Low Close September 1.95¼ 1.96 3 1.95¼ 1.96 1.98 2.00¼ 1.98 1 2,00 2.01 01 2.00 2.01 1.96 1.97 1.96 1.97⅛ July. 1.82 1,84 1.82⅝ 1.83% CORNSeptember 1.28½ 1.28 1.28 December. 1.27 1.28¼ 1.271 1.27 1.31 1.32¼ 1.31¼ May 1.34 1.33 1.34 1.36⅛ 1.3€⅛ 1.35 1.35 OATSSeptember .56 .61 .61 3 .61 61 .64 .64 64 5 .64 65 1.01 1.00 1.03 1.041 1.03 1.03 May. 1.05 1.06¼ 1.05 1.05 SOY BEANS NEW CONTRACTS September 2.19½ 2.21½ 2.19½ 2.20½ November 2.18½ 2.20 2.183 2.19½ 2.21 2.22 2.21 2.23¼2 2.23 2.24 2.23½ 2.25 2.23 2.24 OLD CONTRACTS September 2.29 2.20 2.18¼ 2.19 November 2.17½ 2.18½ 2.17 2.17½ 2.19 2.20 2.19 2.20 10.65 10.67 10.55 10.55 October.

10.47 10.55 10.40 10.40 November 10.15 10.17 10.10 10.12 10.35 10.40 10.30 10.35 10.37 10.30 10.32 10.55 May. 10.65 CASH GRAIN CHICAGO (P) -Wheat: No. 1 mixed 1.95. Corn No 1 yellow 1.31-31¼ No. 2 1.31-31 No.

3 1.29-30¼. Oats: No. 1 heavy white 61; No. 1 extra heavy white No. 2 61: No.

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