LON8 BEACH (CALIF.) PRESS-TELEGRAM B—7 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1951 "WE FIT THEM ALL" RADIO and TELEVISION PROGRAM LISTINGS KTSL Channel 2 KECA Channel 7 379 More Casualties KNBH Channel 4 EHJ Channel 9 ^SLACKS KTLA Channel 5 KTTV Channel 11 WASHINGTON, Oct. 3. (ffl The ICLAC KFI KMPC KECA KHJ KFWB KNX KFOX KFAC KGER KVOE KLAC Channel 13 Defense Department today identi- For 57? MO 710 79* 930 980 1070 1280 1330 1370 1480 fied 379 more combat casualties TELE-TIPS — TONIGHT in Korea. A new list (No. 411) Men & Women reported 41 hilled, 319 wounded, Individually INFORMATIVE 10-.15-KHJ (9)—Film, "South of seven missing in action and 12 pro«r«n» «r« frei» by «• bremleartorfc O 6:30-HXAC (13)—Clete Roberts Panama" injured in battle zone accidents. CUSTOM World Report VAKIETY DIAL LITES- TONIGHT LOOKING AND LISTENING v 7:15-KTLA (5)—Hollywood Reel 8:30-KHJ (9)—Teen Age Trials S:45-KTTV (11)—Dude Martin TAILORED 9:00-KECA—Mr. President Show WEATHER r DTMMA StOO-KBCA—Mar k Tran 9:SWorld Series set channel 9. KTLA (SK'Sarong I KTLA (S)-HoIlywood KTSL (2)-Peter Potter I* A. Todis KHJ-Fulton Lewis KECA-Breaklast Club Girl" ! Reel KTTV (ID-Club 11 XFl-b'eatura wlr* K.UKB-Jtred Mcuesky KJTWB-KMPC-News for tomorrow, here are the facts Local radio outlets will be MBS KNBH (4)-Chef Milani KECA (7)-Fjlm.. (11:20) KMFC-Newa, Business, KECA (7)-Cowboy 7:30 P. M. 'i sports 9:30 P. M- KGKK-lllzpab station KHJ. "Prison Shadows" KEOA-Mark Trail KFOX-Tabernacle Bene- on reception both on radio and Theater KLAC (13)-Tlieater: KHJ-KVOB-BoDoy Benson KFI-BIg Story diction When CBS carried Monday's KHJ . (9)-Movic: "Bashful Bachelor" 11:30 P. M. SEE THE KFWB-Kau Kow« Haacno KMPC-Dance Time KHJ-CecIl Brown television: "Bombs Over Burma" KNBH (4)-Roberta KTLA (5)-t'inal Edition 'XNX-Bd K. Murrow KHJ-KVOB-internationsJ KNX-Ralph Storv Game Thursday: Television- Ebbets Field game to 42 stations KTTV (Il)-Billle Burke Quinlan KfAC-screnadc Airport KFAC-Music KLAC (13J-A1 Jarvis KHJ (9)-Fishing Pals 11:45 P. M. KFOX-Mlssl KECA-Club Can Do Si 30 a. m. (Pst) Dizzy Dean pre- outside New York City, using the KFWB-Halr Raising Tale 8:15 A. M. 4:30 f. M. KTLA (5)-Juns!e Ad- KTTV (ID-Midnight KNX-Beulan view to NBC-TV coast to coast. microwave radio relay system to venture: Martin & Movies: "Manhattan KGEE-Brown Schools KFl-Jonnny Murray KTSL (2)-N. T. G. Johnson Shakedown" 5:15 P. M. KLAC-Baynes Radio and Television — 9:45 the Pacific coast, It was estimat- KNBH (4)-Paul Pierce KMPOi*nesom» Gal KMFC-Markets. Sports KTTV (11)-Matinee. 7:45 P. M. KFOX-Fred Delano, Sports 9:45 P. M. KFWB-Bill Leyden TOMORROW KNX-KHJ-News (Pst). First game from Yankee ed that 7,500,000 persons saw the Jack Rourka KTSL (2)-Bill Byrnes KGBR-World News, KECA-Latln Quarter Or. OCTOBER 4, 1951 Weather (5:25) KMX-Cluo 13 KFOX-Prlson Missionary Stadium, New York, MBS radio game via CBS, another 3,500,000 5 P. M. KNBH (4)-News KECA-VictorBorge (5:25) KFWB-News KVOE-News KHJ (9)-News (7:55) KUAC (13)- KFI-N«W» and NBC-Tv; radio also going to via the New York telecast by KTSL (2)-Ghost Eider KNX-Tom aarroon 10 P. M. 8:30 A. M, KNBH (4)-Kukla, Fran, 8 ». M. 9:00 a. rn.-Joe Graydon Canada and short wave to Latin 11:OU a. m.-Mike Roy KFI-KIne's Row. America and overseas to armed WOR-TV. Ollia KTSL (2)-News. Doug 5:30 t. M. KlAONews, JJUBlc KMl'c-K. Mulhuilar.d KBCA (7)-Foreman Edwards 12:30-A1 Jarvis KFI-Reporter The broadcast, arranged at the 2:UO-Matinee KMPO-Dance Time KHJ-BIble Institute forces radio service, total 750 Phillips KNBH (4)-Kate Smith KHjSi$OE-Clyde Beatty KHJ-i Love Jdysttry KiNX-Gracd Slam stations; television coast to coast last minute, gave CBS a beat on KTLA (5)-Playcra£ters KTLA-Frosty 3:00-Film KMPOStais ui Sons KLAC-KFAC-News KTTV (ID-Classified Frolics 4:30-AI Jarvis KFWB-G. Morman KGER-Chlna's Voice on 56 stations in 52 cities. KFI-Casa Cugat KNX-1U o'ClorH Wire the first coast-to-coast baseball Column KECA (7)-Slop Music KTTV (11)- KKCA-Cnet Huntley KECA-Hank Weaver KFOX-Words of Life Local television outlets will be KHJ (9)-Film: XOBR-Oosptl Friends KFAC-Muslo, cmsBioaas telecast. 5:15 P. M. 2:30-Serenade "Checkmate" 2;40-News KWX-Canoll Alcott KGBR-Day Is Uone 8:45 A. M. And'yesterday, when NBC'won KHJ (9)-Comedy Time KVOE-Dlse 'n' Chat .'{LAC-RacInc out in the battle of networks for 8:15 P. M. 2:45-Come Into Kitchen KFAC-Viennese VarietitB KFI-Days Garroway KTTV (ID-Range Hider 3:4o-Ronni<> & Rennie 10:15 P. M. KFAC-Unity carrying the remainder of the KLAC (13)-HitciV. Post: KTSL (2)-Perry Como 4:00-Billy Burke 5:45 t. U. KECA-Dr. Balles KNX-Rosemary "Clearing the Range" 8:30 P. M. 4:30-Matinee: Jack KFI-Passing Parade KGKR-Eiblc playoff it was estimated that the KMPC—Top Tunes KFWB-News 5:30 P. M. KTSL (S)-Bachelor's Rourko KFOX-Hlsbcastei KHJ-Frank Edwards listening-viewing audience was Haven KHJ (9)- KCT-£taaer ±*etersoa KNX-Alcott-H a rm on 9 A. M. KNBH <4;-Howdy even greater than the opening Doody KECA (7)-Charlie Wild, 8:35-Film: "Making of ,._J4«°ljS?ac5:S5) 10:30 P. M. KLAC-News. Haynes day. KTLA (S)-Cowboy Private Detective a Yankefi" KNX-Frank Ooss KECA-Ted Malone KFI-Co£fee Time Thrills 9:16-World Series, Pre- KHJ-Answer Man NBC was beaten to the wire on 8:45 P. M. view .XLAC-Sam BalUr KSI-Llonel Barrymore KECA-VIc Llndlanr the first coast-to-coast baseball KHJ (9)-TV University JKHJ-LunCBOme Gal KNX-Wendy Warren KTTV (ID-Dude Martin 9:45-WorId Series t P. M. KGER-Muslc KFWB-Xocam Hollow telecast by the Columbia Broad- 6 P. M. 9 P. M. 2:00-News, suspects KFOX-Mews: -rime Out KNX-Phllip Norman KFAC-Music casting System which carried KTSL (2)-Reserve 2:15-Film: "Teaming KIT-Texas Kansers KGER-Lutheran KNBH U>-Komedy KTSL (2)-Godfrey and o£ the Wild" KSGA-Hank Weaver 10:45 P. M. KFOX-Relislous Monday's opener. NBC also came Friends 3:30-Mama Weiss KVOE-Muslc Klub KMPO-W. Wesoltt KECA-Dream Harbor up with a sponsor to foot the bill KHJ (9)-News KNBH (4)-Wrestling 4:00-Filrn: "Caught in KFWB-6 O'clock Edition, KFI-Repeat Performance 9:15 A. M. KECA (7)-Film the Act" SuAU-Mews. ivi Jarvio KNX-This I Believe for the nationwide teelcast of the KTTV (ID-News KTLA (5)-Fllm KNX-Bed, Skelton .(10:55) KECA-Chet Huntley dramatic Dodger-Giant struggle 6:15 P. M. "Blonde for a Day" KNBH (•!;- KFAC-Ktcblnsi* in Buvor KFOX-Home Missionary 9:30-Dizzy Dean KOBB-Soul Clinlo 11 P. M. KHJ-Tello Test at the Polo Grounds for the right KTTV -(H)-Kay Mul- 9:30 P. M. KHJ-KVOB-Gabrtel KNX-Aunt Jenny vey's Open House 9:45-World Series KFl-Hews to meet the New York Yankees KECA (7)-Film: 12:00-Miss Susan ^leatter KLAC-HU51C 9:30 A. M. KLAC (13)-Willie 6:15 P. M. KHJ-News in the World Series starting to< Wonderful "Riders of the Purple 12:30-Bill Goodwin KLAC-Al Jarvis Sage" l:00-Kate Smith KMPC-BoO Kellev KFQX-Red Barn KMFC-Cnel Milani morrow. The network also has KECA-Elmer Davis KMPC-Dance Time 6:25 P. M. KHJ (9)-Teen-Age 2:00-Food for Thought KFWB-G. Gorman KHJ-News 1 TV right to the World Series. Trials Betty Hoyt S'OX-Jimmis Dolan KNX-Newa, Sports Ki'I-LadlM Day KHJ (9)-Fllra: KHJ-KVOB-Kewat«el KECA—Break the Bank. "Blazing Guns" 9:45 P. M. 2:30-Monty Margetts KBCA-Pannell Or, KMX-Helen Trent 3:00-Chef Milani let us 6:30 P. M. KGER-Spl ritual: 6:30 P. M. KTTV (ID-Amateur KFAC-"Crossroaris" KGER-Rellslous Incidentally, most every one Boxing 4:00-Cowbov Theater KFI-Halls ol Ivy KFOX-Gospel Friends on the TV air keeps talking KTSL (2)-The Web: 4:00-Film: "Redhead" XH]-Answer Man 11:15 P. M. KVOE-Deane's Den "Customs o£ the 10 P. M. 4:30-Paul Pierce j5^-'G-Jo» Hewandez about the "coaxial cable" to the Country" A-B05ton Blackle KHJ-Crowell's Nest 9:45 A. M. KTSL (2)-World News 4:45-Gabby Hayes ^-Ameriea Dancei KJj'i-uicnesua west coast. Actually that circuit KNBH (4)-Film KNBH U)-Break the "Ing Crosby KNX-Uerry-Go-Kouna JCNX-Gal siintlav KECA (7)-Tom Corbett, KECA «)- demonstrate 1 KHJ, KVOE-^Vorld Series isn't a cable at all, but a micro- Bank ll:00-Foreman Phillips KOBJR-Birai. KECA-Orchestra ' Space Cadet KTLA (5)-City at Night KFOX-Memory Room KFOX-Hitchtag Post 10 A. M. wave link all the way. KTLA (5)-Beany 12:00-Grace Lawson, KVOB-Sporti KTTV (ID-Capt. Video KECA (7)-Jerry Colonna Food 11:30 P. M. KFi-Around 'i'own KHJ (D)-News l:30-Time for Ladies KLAC-Al Jarvis KLAC (13)-Clete KLAC U3Mf I Were 6:45 P. M. . KLAC-MusIc KMPC-Newa. a. Flynn ON TV ... Sylvia Sidney, Roberts 2:30-Meet *our KHJ-KVOE-Kayes, Bill KKCA-New »orker» KNX-BIB Sister Sidney Blackmer and the come- •You Children MUNTZ TV Henr>* (6:55) KFI-U. S. Navy Kecrult- KECA-Jack Berch. i:45 P. M. 10:15 P. M. 3 :CO-Langford-Ameche inc (11:40) KF^VB-Maurlc» Hart. dy team of Olsen & Johnson KNBh M)-Keiiev fe 4:00-Foreman Phillips 7 P. M. KGER-Guest Star Orcn. Moran. KHJ (9)-Movie: KFAC-CuEcert guestar with Kate Smith on her "South o( Panama" , cittt Koberts 11:45 P. M. KGBR-Ncws, K. Lee KTLA <5)-Hanfly Hints KTSL (H)- KFOX-News, Religious show from KNBH (4) at 8 ... KECA (7)-Space Patrol 12:00-Strike It Rich KNX-Y.OU and World 10:30 P. M. XMPC-I«w« MUBlo 10:15 A. M. Seven screen stars headline the KLAC (13)-Sam Baiter KNBH (4)-Freddy 12:30-Armchair Traveler homefonile! KECA-IiOn« Kans« 12 MIDNIGHT 12:45-Search lor Tomor- KBJ-My«tertouB Traveler KECA-Lone Journey. cast of "Christmas Eve," a come- 7:00 P. M. Martin row •• KFOX-StudlO, Musio KMPC-I>ance Music KNX-ila ferkins dy to be shown on KTTV (11) at KTSL (2>-Fight: KECA (7)-Theater: l:00-Steve Allen -KNX-FiShtl. KLAC-iluslo KFOX-Rellglous Musio Akins-Dawson "Unfinished Business" l:30-Garry Moore KPAC-Muslc KS'I-Music KGKK-TD TO PAV FOR AVID NOT SET? 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As pointed out in an inex- pensive booklet, "Your Chil- No, according to Carnegie (33 Otherwise dren's Heredity," the murder Tech psychologist B. von Haller ?iM Depose rate is far higher in American Gilmer, who writes (abridged): DICK PEIRCE ; 37 Actual than in Europe. Since nearly all "Some of the blood-and-thunder 38 Physician Americans have European an- in the comics is no worse than .tmd bh DECCA recording orektttra cestors, something in American that in some of the children's 39 Bombards environment must be the more classics. Some children may get important cause. Upon receipt of wrong ideas from comics, but a return stamped, self-addressed chances are they get more from «utc«st envelope, I will tell you where real life." Certainly no comic has WAlriprite ypii.can get the booklet more blood- and - thunder than '«• Drink nwds Answer.to Question No. 2 Jack, .the Giant Killer, of Red WILTON Yes—a college education for Riding-Hood. Dr. Gilmer thinks their children, says former Uni- that, reading the comics will not versity of-Indiana president, Wil- cause children to lose their taste liam Lowe Bryan. Many parents for the classics, if they are prop- send their children to college erly encouraged. just for' prestige. As Columbia^ Our gnat.new.-boofcltt—how to double Southern California^ most ijewufui Roofir your reading speed. ' . • • .. University educator Thomas Read Faster and Better, by Albert Ed-~ ward Wljtcwn.' Se. -D.; will me & nmark- ISharptr Briggs points out, colleges have able hey to knowledge and success. Six raised their requirements to dis- simple but prlceteu -rolea. sent without jproftt for 15c- in cats. Addrcts Dr. A. & courage such students, but some- wsxiran). can of thu eewipaper. -EBclon times the students are accepted a 3c itamped Hlf-sddnsied envelop*.