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Bear Hitter
Leads League
Salem's Nicholas
Best of Hurlers
. Bob Wellman, giant Yakima
lugger, continued to pace the
Western International League
hitters with a fat -349, according
to tffical statistics released by
Howe News Bureau.
Close on Wellman's heels was
Jimmy Deyo, "Hit 'Em Where
They AinV outfielder for Salem,
who had previously dominated
the batting column. One new bit
leader. moved to the fare during
the week as' Vic Buccola, WIL
perennial at Tri-City scored ;his
83rd run. Holdover leaders were
Clint Weaver, Edmonton, 91 runs
. batted in; Don Hunter, Calgary,
21 home runs; Al Heist, Lewis
ton, 14 triples; Harv Storey, Van
couver, 29 doubles; Len Noren,
Yakima, 147 hits, and Ed Murphy,
Spokane, 28 stolen bases.
Joe Nicholas of the Senators
and Bill Franks of the league
leading Spokane Indians moved
into the dominating roles among
le - " during the week.
F ' . ij best earned run
vka; at 2.64 and a 19-9 sea
sons record, while Nicholas count
ed. the best won-lost percentage
on a 19-4 mark.
INDIVIDUAL BATTING
ab h 2b 3b hr rbi pet
Williams ew J83 61 15 0 J J .a74
Gladstone. Vic 191 88 IS
Francis. Cal 34 12 1
Warren, TC 59 125 31
WtUnun, Yak 901 109 23
Deyo. Sal 349 121 IS
Weaver. Edm. 390 135 27
Storer, Van. 364 118 29
Paly. Spo. . J62 125 26
Carter. Yak. 29 10
McNulty. Edm. 17 23 2
White. Yak. .213 72 13
Wlth'sp'n. SaL 3U9 104 21
MC'mck, Wen. 238 80 11
Luby, Sal. 256 14 11
Noren, Yak. 50 147 22
Martin. Vic. 317 103 16
Palmer. Wen. .115 37 8
Buccola. TC - 415 133 15
Pries, Vic. 380 121 23
Haiey, Spo. 380 J 20 IS
Tran. TC 377 ll 20
Prentice, Edm. 3S4 83 8
R. Tran. TC 342 107 13
Mcintosh, Spo. 18 5 0
Steinberr. Yak IS 58 11
Albini, Yak 91 28 4
Clark. Vic. Jr85 81 13
Morgan. Edm. S70 113 18
Mead. Cal. S88 112 13
Stathos Cal. S8 111 18
Command. Spo 412 124 22
Skunkl, Edm. 170 111 13
TanselU. Sal. .438 130 24
Mascaro. Van. 411 123 24
Cameron. Lew 296 88 23
Garay, Lew. .101 30 S
Perez. Sal". 389 115 18
Munoz, Wen. -128 67 11
Brtlomei. Wen 316 93 13
Sheets. Spo. X 91 16
Bricker, Cal . I80 82 11
Charouhas. TC S70 79 10
MC'mck. Wen. 429 125 18
1 13 65 .358
02 353
0 6 S3 .348
0 19 82 MB
1 68 .347
16 91 J48
8 69 J48
IS 72 .345
3 .345
2 14 .343
1 22 .338
2 59 .337
4 47 .336
1 40 .328
3 63 .327
8 59 .325
0 13 .322
1 50 .320
3 63 .318
6 18 76 J18
3 7 73 .316
1
3 36 J14
0 54 .313
0 1 J13
4 26 .309
0
0
3
2
1
5 14 J08
1 43 .306
9 55 .305
4
1 20 73 .304
1 4 43 .302
8 7 69 .301
6 ft 54 .300
S 10 58 .297
7 S 63 .297
3 6 50 .297
0 0 10 .297
5 11 82 .296
6 7 40 .296
2 8 55 .294
1 4 39 .294
6 8 51 .293
4 1 36 .293
8 10 69 .291
PITCHERS RECORD
W L Pet Er Bb So Era
Franks. Spo. 10 8 .558
Conant Ed 19 9 .679
Fletcher. Vn 11 10 345
Hern'dez, vn 13 5 .722
49 41 66 2.64
64 64 111 2.65
62 67 73 2.98
54 57 90 3.02
50 61 64 3.17
87 99 93 3.31
49 49 90 3.32
54 64 65 3.38
S7102 101 3.56
68 62 S3 3.58
S3 94 108 3.61
76 84 70 3.74
72 78 70 3.11
59 89 73 3.82
49 59 73 333
49 57 43 3.90
88114 139 4.04
99 46 92 4.13
81105 98 4.17
50 42 69 4.29
88 60 71 430
6 55 65 4.34
67 75 119 437
70 48 103 438
53 69 65 4.48
55 49 43 4 30
59 78 26 4.58
94 99 88 4.62
78 72 101 4.68
66 63 72 4.68
Tianerat. Ed 19
Nicholas. Sal 19
Dobernic, TC 18
Roenspie, Sal 13
Bothelho. Wn 9
McNulty, Ed 12
8 .625
4 .R2K
5 .667
3 .813
8 329
6 .667
Hittner. Cal 10 11
H mphill. Sal 14 8
,476
636
Bios. Yak 15 7 .682
Collins, Sal . 9 6 .600
Worth. Spo. 7 5 383
Bloom. TC 6 7 .462
J.MTShX Lw 14 10 .583
Brenner. Lw 16 S .667
Prior. Vic 13 10 .565
Cordell. Spo 7 7 300
Drilling. Vic 11 12 .478
Perez. Lew It 11 .476
Spring. Spo. 11 6 347
OrreU. Cal. 9 10 .474
DelSarto. Yak 8 10 J75
Manier. Edm. 3 7 300
Hdgcock. TC 4 T JS4
Oubre. Wen 12 11 322
Butler. Lew. 7 8 .467
Dollins, v Vie 4 9 308
Stites, Cal. 9 12 J94
Bottler. Vie T 9 .43S
Robertson. TC 9' 6 .600
Levtns'n. Cal 10 7 .588
Flin,Tfak 8 9 .471
SI 59
78147
77 74
70 50
76 70
76 4.70
81 4.78
74 4.78
9 4.S1
75 4.92
Middlecoff
Blisters Par
FORT WAYNE. Ind. un - Cary
Middlecoff of Memphis. Term..
blazed a 10 under par 62 Friday
to jump into a tie for the lead with
a second-round total of 131 in the
$15,000 Fort Wayne Open Golf
Tournament.
'That was the best competitive
round I ever played," Middlecoff
beamed. It also set a new record
for the Elks Country Club and
was one of the two lowest scores
in this year's major tournaments.
Marty Furgol of Lemont. I1L.
who led Thursday with a 63. added
a 68 Friday and held onto first
place with Middlecoff.
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Northwests Best
uge Archery Tourney
Commences
The bow and arrow fraternity
makes Salem its mecca this week
end as the local Jabberwalkie
Archery Club plays host to the
Northwest Sectional Field Arch
ery, Tournament, largest of its
Valley Splash
Tourney Local
Feature Today
The second annual Mid-Valley
Swimming Tournament will be
held today at Leslie Pool and
around 200 young splashers are
expected to compete in the many
events on the program.
The tourney, under the joint
sponsorship of the Salem Junior
Chamber of Commerce, the city
schools and playgrounds and tht.
YMCA, will
offer ribbons to first,
second and third place winners
in 38 different events.
The meet is open to boys and
girls who have not yet reached
their 19th birthdays.
Preliminaries get under way at
o'clock this afternoon and
finals follow immediately after
ward. All entries must register
at the pool by 1:30.
The tournament committee
consists of Don Swan, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Wilcox, Mrs.
ney Kromer, Vern Gilmore
Sid
and Fred Cords.
KonnoWins
Specialty in
Slow Clocking
INDIANAPOLIS Ufi Ford Kon-
m m At ! FAA
no 01 Honoiuiu, wiympic i,ow
meter swimming champion, won
his specialty in the national AAU
championships Friday at a steady
pace well under his best perform
ance. He led from the first lap in
broad Ripple Pool and finished six
lengths ahead of Wayne Moore,
New Haven Swim Club and Yale.
The time was 19 minutes, 20 sec
onds flat
George Onekea of the Hawaii
Swim Club, competing in another
of the four beats, took third at
19:32.7. Moore was timed at
19:26.0.
' Although Konno missed 'his own
2-year-old American record of
18:25.6 and his Olympic time of
18:30, his effort was aft AAU meet
record for an American citizen.
The former citizen AAU record
was 19:23.1 set seven years ago by
Jimmy McLain of Phillips Acad
emy. Konno said be was tired and
hadn't had enough time to get in
shape after a tour of Japan. He
worked out here only , two days.
Look and Learn
By A. C GORDON
1. Where do the Allegheny and
Monongahela Rivers unite, and
what do they form?
2. Which is the most ductile of
all metals, that is, capable of be
ing drawn out into the longest
wire? '
3. If polygamy means plurality
of wives, what is the term mean
ing plurality of husbands?
4. With which sport or game is
each of the following items as
sociated: (a) creel; (b) peg; (c)
shell; (d) single wing?
3. Who was the first Vice Pres
ident of the U. S. to become
President?
ANSWERS
! 1. At Pittsburgh, Pa
to form
the Ohio River. ;
' 2. Gold.
3, Polyandry. ;
4Ll (a) Fishing; (b)
(e) crew boat racing;
cribbage;
(d) foot-
balL .
5. John Adams (1735-1826),
Vice President under Washington.
STlSrFA&
to Show
Here Today
kind ever to be held in this area.
A field of around 400; is expected
for the two-day event, which
starts at 1 p.m. today:
I There will be competition in a
number of classes for men, worn
en and juniors.
Registrations for the big event
close at 1 p.m. today.
The Jabberwalkie; Club has
made vast improvements on its
range one mile south of Pringle
School in preparation for the
tourney. In addition : to the reg
ular target and hunting rounds,
the range now includes a new
28-target field course, a 28-target
hunting course and a special 28-
target hunters round.
The field will include archers
from throughout the Northwest
and British Columbia.
The public is cordially invited
to watch the tournament
Bears' Homer
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Boh W oilman
YAKIMA When b!g Bob
Wellman hit his 20th I home run of
the season in Vancouver, B. C.
Thursday night, he erased another
Yakima Western Internal i o n a 1
baseball league record set by Har
lond Clift.
Clift, Yakima s former major
leaguer, now coaches the San Fran
cisco Seals in the Pacific Coast
League.
Clift set the former record for
Yakima at 19 runs seven years
ago.
Although Wellman didn't join the
Bears until a third of the season
had gone, he stands a good chance
of leading the league in borne runs.
total bases, two-base hits and runs-
batted-in if he keeps up his pres
ent pace.
The 6-foot-4-inch 225-pound out
fielder, who is 26. played briefly
with the Philadelphia Athletics sev
eral years ago. Most of his career
has been in the WIL.
Albanv Man
y
Shoot Champ
DAYTON, Ohio Herman
Moritz, 47-year-old retired seed
grower from Albany, Ore., Friday
won the handicap shoot at the
Grand American Trapshoot at
nearby Vandalia.
Moritz, an amateur, broke 99 of
100 targets from 21 yards. He was
the first shooter in the first squad
on the line at Friday's opening
of the Roaring Grand.
This is Moritz' first trip to the
Grand American. He shot his first
registered target only last Febru
ary Seven shootersf deadlocked Sat
urday in prelirrfmaries for first
place in the 16-yard event. The
champion will be decided in Sat
urdays 16-yard events. Among
those tied for first place is Arnold
Riegger of Seattle.
Riegger won both opening events
in last year's Grand American.
The warm-up events will con
tinue through Sunday, with actual
championship firing beginning
Monday.
U. S. Gives Asylum
ToiHungary Gymnast
FRANKFURT tfl U. S. officials
revealed Friday a Hungarian ath
lete has been given political asylum
after he escaped from the Commu
nist Hungarian team" participating
in the international gymnastics'
tournaments at Rotterdam last j
month. j
He was identified as 23-year old
Attila Farkaa. a gymnastic instruc-;
tor ana star memoer 01 uc nanjw 1
ian team.
PEE WEE FINAL SET
SANTA MONICA, Calif. (
Santa Maria, Calif., and Vancou
ver. B. C, wHl compete Saturday
at 3:30 p. m. for the championship
of the Little League Region Base
ball Tournament. The winner will
go to Williamsport, Pa., for the
Little League World Series.
Santa Maria defeated Seattle 4-d
and Vancouver . beat Oroville.
Calif.." 4-3 in the winners' bracket
semi-finals.
1 By Jimmy Hatlo
' US J3EQDE5 TO SELL! A irrr nc i
6ME GRtibtSO FIRST CRACK
Prep All-Stars
Drill Despite
Record Heat
PORTLAND On A tempera
ture of 96 degrees the hottest day
of the year failed Friday to slow
workouts of City and State teams
getting ready for the Shrine All
Star football game.
The game . will be played at
Multnomah Stadium here Aug. 22.
Staters have lost the services of
Norm Hedgepeth, Grants Pass end,
who has both jaws fractured, ap
parently in a recent scrimmage.
Coach Pete Susick will seek a re
placement for Hedgepeth, probably
from among this Marshfield High
team of last fall as a player from
there would be acquainted with
his system.
Assistant Coach Bud Robertson
of Bend also is on the Staters' in
jured list. He is limping , with
a pulled leg muscle, suffered while
demonstrating a line . play.
Marv Vender Zanden, Hillsboro
tackle, is still on the Staters' side
lines with a pulled leg '.muscle.
Doctors are expected to tell Su
sick Saturday whether Vander
Zanden will be able to play.
Susick sent the Staters through
a light drill in the morning Fri
day and then a modified scrim-,
mage in the afternoon.
The City squad, under Coach
Harry Scarff of Central Catholic,
went through a long scrimmage
in the afternoon that was high
lighted by a pair of 40-yard touch
down gallops by Jim Damis of
Grant High. Damis has been the
outstanding runner for the City
squad in all workouts to date.
Mrs. DuPont
Shows Stuff
In Comeback
MANCHESTER . Mass. tfl Mrs.
Margaret Osborne DuPont. a 34
year old mother from Wilmington.
Del., proved Friday that she's
ready for the comeback of the
year in women's tennis.
Mrs. DuPont. playing in her first
major tennis competition in two
years, entered the semi-finals of
the Essex Tournament with a 2-6,
6-1, 6-4 victory over Doris Hart of
Coral Gables, Fla.
Mrs. DuPont, who ruled as U. S.
champion in 1943, 1949, and 1950,
and was Essex winner in 1941,
1949 and 1950, is unseeded in this
year a tournament.
Miss Hart, the Wimbledon queen
and Essex winner of 1951, was
seeded second behind Maureen
Connally of San Diego, Calif.. 18-
year-old defending champion.
In the day's only other singles
match, Shirley Fry of Akron,
Ohio, seeded third, easily defeat
ed the top-seeded foreign entry,
Mrs. Thelma Long, three-times
former Australian champion, 8-2,
6-1. A
Previous winners in quarter
finals Thursday were Miss Con
nolly and Louise B rough of Bev
erly Hills, Calif., former U. S. and
Wimbiecon queen and Essex cham
pion in 1942. They play one semi
final Saturday with Mrs. DuPont
facing Miss Fry in the other.
Tide Table
Tide for Taft. Oregon August.
1953 I compiled by the VS. Coast and
CeodeAJte Survey, Portland. Oregon).
HIGH WATERS LOW WATERS
Aug
IS
Time
r
3:33 a.m.
3:47 pjn.
4:.t3 a m.
4 34 pjn.
S:47 a.m
5:09 pjn.
Vl ajn.
8.-04 pjn
Ht.
4.3
59
4.1
S.9
3.8
8.8
3.8
8.1
3.8
Time
Ht
9:M a.m.
10:44 p.m.
t .55 a.m.
11:46 pjn.
18:33 ajn.
1.8
IJ
t-3
1.1
IS
18
17
1
i9
20
128 a.m.
1128 ajn.
tins ajn.
12:43 pjn.
3:04 ajn.
2 5 pjn.
89
36
ti
SJ
1
i:Sl
T:l pjn.' 8-1
:5 cm. 4.1
8. IS pja.
1834 am
:18 p.m.
11:17 ajn.
18:13 pjn.
11:52 ub.
11 KM pjn.
13:23 pjn.
11:&8 pjn.
SJ
4J
3.57 ajn. -e.4
3:1S p.m. 2.1
4:43 ajn. - t
4:17 pjn. 88
834 aum. -8j)
5:11 pjn. 2a
4:04 ajn. -la
83 pjn. 1.4
- 6:0 sun. -4 8
34 pjn. 0.9
ajn. -0 4
t:4S pjn. 8.4
7:58 ajn. 4.t
8-J9 pjn. 8.1
8.37 ajn. 8 8
t -J4 pjn. -O 1
. 9:19 ajn. 1 J
18-J54 pjn. -e.l
' 10:04 ajn. 2.1
11:43 pjn. -01
34
2S
11:59 pjn.
11:58 ajn.
14 pjn.
. 1:43 ajn.
2:19 pjn.
3:39 ajn.
3 SO pjn.
3:40 ajn.
pjn.
4:49 ajn.
4:30 pjn.
8:18 ajn.
S:18 pjn.
8.8
sa'
8.4
8 9
9 8
7j
sa
sa
4 T
8J
4.4
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17
31
18:98 ajn. 3.7
Bids CaUed
On Surinyside
School Work
Bids have been called for the
construction of an addition to the
Sunnyside School. The bids will
be opened at ?:30 p.m. Aug. 27,
in the office of architect James
L. Payne
; The addition will include a
classroom, a restroom, a small
library, small office room and a
kitchen, adding 3000 square feet
of floor space to the" school
". The Sunnyside School board
said the addition was to be of
frame construction to match the
present building. Also specified
for addition are. plastic skylights.
Wheat 'Market
Prices Climb
CHICAGO 11 Flour mills pro
vided the spark which Friday en
abled wheat to continue the rally
which got underway . around mid
morning of the previous session.
Wheat wound up with gains of 54
to 6M1 cents and the final figure on
September, ILSSVi-K, was a very
substantial 1314 cents higher than
the six year low set during the first
hour Thursday. Wheat didn't re
cover all the ground lost this week,
however.
Price changes were small in other
pits. Corn ended H-H higher, oats
H to 1 cent higher, rye l-2Va
higher, soybeans lower and
lard unchanged to 15 cents a hun
dred pounds higher.
Salem Market
Quotations
(A of late yesterday)
BUTTEKFAT
Premium - , .10
No. 1 , Al
No. 2 . 34
BUTTE
Wholesale .71-73
Retail .78
EGGS B07l()
(Wholesale prlecs rarife from 8
-to 7 cents ever buylnf price
Larfe AA .88
Large A . JM
Medium AA , .1
Medium A JS
Pullet J9
POULTBT
Colored Hena
XL
.19
Jl
45
Jl
Lerhorn Hens .
Colored fry en
Old Boosters
Roasters ,
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by the Associated Press
Am.' 14
BOND AVHAGEI
20 10
Rails Indust.
Net Change . A.l Unch
Friday , 82.7 8J
Prev. Day 02.8 B J
Week Ago . 02.7 03.0
Month Ago 02.1 05.S
Year Ago . . OS.S 08.1
10
Vtil.
,Unch
93.9
03.9
03 0
03.7
08.0
10
Tgn.
D.3
79 J
70.5
70.S
78.8
77.8
STOCK AVERAGES
30 IS
Indust. Ralls
Net Change D.7 Dl.l
Friday 141.0 85.8
Prev. Day .14!.7 88.7
Week Ago .141.0 87.4
Month Ago 139 0 87J
Year Ao 143.8 84.7
13 80
UtU. Stks
Unch D.S
54 J 108.9
54 J
S3.S
52.8
83.4
100.5
109.1
108.0
108.7
lieu York Slock Qnoiaiions
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Admiral Corporation 27
Allied Chemical 69
Allis Chalmers 47 &
American Airlines 13
American Power k Light
American Tel. k Tel. 155 Ti
American Tobacco 78
Anaconda Copper 32 V
Atchison Railroad 93
Bethlehem Steel 51
Boeing Airplane Co. 40
Borg Warner 71 Vt
Burroughs Adding Machine 14 t
California Packing 24
Canadian Pacific ' 25 V
Caterpillar Tractor 51
Celanese Corporation ' 25 4
Chrysler Corporation . 69 V
Cities Service 83 V
Consolidated Edison 40
Consolidated Vultee 18 V
Crown Zellerbach 30
Curtiss Wright 7
Douglas Aircraft 66 4
du Pont de Nemours 102
Eastman Kodak 43 4
Emerson Radio 12 -
General Electric 75
General Foods 55 H
General Motors 58
Georgia Pac Plywood 12
Goodyear Tire 50 V
Homestake Mining Co. ,36 Ik
International Harvester 27
International Paper 53
Johns Manville 61 lX
Kaiser Aluminum 27 Vi
Kennecott Copper 63
Libby, McNeill 9 V
Lockheed Aircraft 224
Loew's Incorporated 12
Long Bell A 26
Montgomery Ward 59
Nash Kelvinator 19 s
New York Central 244
Ncrthern Pacific 66 4
Pacific American Fish 9 T,s
Pacific Gas 4 Electric 38 s
Pacific Tel. TeL 115 Vi
Packard Motor Car 4 Ti
Penney (J. C.) Co. 71 Vi
Pennsylvania R. R. 21 V
Pepsi Cola Co. 13 V
Philco Radio 32
Radio Corporation 25 H
Rayonier Incorp 25 S
Rayonier Incrp Pfd 32 V
Republic Steel 49 M
Reynolds Metals 50 to
RkMield Oil 55
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SATURDAY
9:00r Dog Tales
9:15 The Toymaker and ,
Friends
10:00 American League,
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12:30 Talent Patrol
1:00 Date with Judy
2:00 Lone Ranger
. 2:30 Sky King
3:00 Beat the Clock
3:30 Portland Meadows
4:00 Life Begins at 80
4:30 Superman
5:00 Saturday Night
6:30 Private Secretary
7:00 Amateur Hour
7:30 Sammy Kaye
8:00 Dangerous Assignment
8:30 Wrestling Headliners
9:30 Playhouse of Stars
10:00 Mr. and Mrs. North '
10:30 Premier Theater
11:30 Sign Off (Appro)
HIGHLIGHTS
SATURDAY
Dog Tales, 9:00 Local, live
children's show featuring Uncle
"Mae."
The Toymaker and His Friends,
9:15 Approximately five young
sters will appear.
Major League Baseball, 9:55
New York at Philadelphia (Amer
ican League) "Live."
Horse Racing from Portland
Meadows, 3:30 local, live, re
mote telecast
Superman, 4:30 "The Haunt
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an island and stumbles onto smug
glers operating out of a deserted
lighthouse.
Saturday Night Revue, 5:00
Stock Market
Slips Slightly
NEW YORK UT Despite a par
tial recovery attempt, the stock
market declined moderately Fri
day. The Associated Press average of
6e stocks declined 60 cents at $108.
90, leaving the average down 20
cents on the week. The industrial
component lost 70 cents, railroads
lost $1.10, while utilities held un
changed. The list of issues traded was ten
which 267 advanced and 510 de
clined with 15 new highs and 18
new lows for the year touched dur
ing the day.
Business amounted to a million
shares. That compared with 1.040,
000 shares traded Thursday when
the market held unchanged ' on
average with plus signs maintain
ing a slight edge.
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Scott Paper Co. 624
Sears Roebuck fc Co. 58 Ti
Socony-Vacuum Oil 35
Southern Pacific 44 4
Standard Oil Calif. 54 Vi
Standard Oil N.J. 73i
Studebaker orp. 29 i
Sunshine Mining n S
Swift & Company .79
Transamerica Corp. 27
Twentieth Century Fox 17 M
Union Oil Company 4.1 Ti
Union Pacific 107
United Airlines 26 Vi
United Aircraft 38 Ti
United Corporation 4 Ti
United States Plywood 24 i
United States Steel 37 Ti
Warner Pictures 14 Vi
Western Union Tel 48 Vi
Westinghouse Air Brake 25 H
Westinghouse Electric 48 Vi
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90 minutes of comedjl and music
starring Hoagy Carmichael with
guest stars David Rose and or
chestra, Eddy Foy, Jr., Paul Gil
bert and Ricky Vera.
Sammy Kaye Shew, 7:30 "So
You Want to Lead a Band."
Dangerous Assignment. 8:00
The Civil War Map Story"
Steve is assigned to find why a
Civil War map has been stolen
from the study of a Virginia col
onel Playhouse t Stars, 9:30 "Mir
acle in the Night" stars . Ann
Harding .as a wealthy penny
pincher contemptuous of poor
people until she ventures away
from her mansion and learns how
the other half lives.
Mr. and Mrs. North, 10:00
"Where There's a Will" Pam
and Jerry find their neighbor
brutally beaten on the eve of his
birthday. A greeting card give's a
clue to the culprit
Premiere Theater 10:30 "A
Gentleman After Dark" with Bri-
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