l
lit
I
3 Vilh Seals...
All Teamg la PCL
Divide Twin Bilk
(Ttelluard from preceding ft-)
All were scored ii unearned.
The Seals rallied In thi nvenlh
Inning to tcor three rum on Port
land ttartor Bob Hall. Ray Shaft
went In and cut all the rally in
the last lnninf.
Ftrtt Im box:
.rllud (1) (I)
B H O A
Young! 4 11 PtriB.r 4 11
Hrqn.il 111 A. pro J
M'm'n.m 4 4 1 ITsnnerJ 4 114
Kk'i'n.t 4 4 1 ILnhdt.l 4 4
R'k'skl.r 4 114 DiPro 1 (Ml
J.x.iJ 11(1 U ph't.m 411
C 1 ne.4 4 t t 1 1 & f kl.e 4 11
LittrelU 4 114 M'Ii'im 4 I I 1
e I i I I r...ir 1 t I
S-Ha ski Mil Siack.p I 1
-Wltsot) I I I I W'B'rnJ t
Totalt MlSilia Totalt M 1127 I
a Baalntkl ran for Llttrtil In llh.
b-Wilson hit Into double play for
ri in au.
PorUnd . , . IW6 430 ftftO
tan Franciero ... tntt 114 4II
K-Bea (II. RM-Umphlett, Ma
tinney. Maroiut, Wtrl. Caaait, Tan.
Her, Sadowskl. IB Calderone, Mar
nee, LittraU, DIPletro, Cattle,
UerVt. Borknwakt Jft-Umphkll. HR
-Tanntr. SB fSadnwskL Castle. SF
Marques, DP Slack. Aapromonte
and DiiPetra, Left Portland 7. Sta
Francisco I. BB Casalt I. SO Ce
la I tWrle I. Slack t. HO-Werle
III In I; Ctsale I la I; Hark I In 4.
R-ER-Cesala t-l, Hack 4, Werle
f t. Balk-Cattle. W Caaait U-Ot.
L Went (1-1), V emert, Orr tod
Ktrr. T-1J1.
Second eanui box!
trUaa4 (4) (I) laa Frsnelaea
no n u a
Yiwnil 4 111 rrson.r 114
rquesj 4 11 A.pr..,l fill
M'riVm I I I 4 TanntrJ 114 1
MkVn I 4 I T DiP't'o 1 4 S 4 I
B'rk ikl d 4 111 "m'l'l.m 4 111
BaireaJ
ttlrlU
B'ttlar.a
Xall.f
nertj
4 111 W dh'aj III
1114 rn'w
till
t I I 4
114 1 M'hoa
1111 B w'ld.a I I I 1
Crba I I I I
b-Taor. 1 I I I
Oab rn p I I I I
e-L'vtna 1111
d-DiPip. 1111
a-B'waU I I I I
Tottle II lllll Totala M 111 T
e Manrr ran lor Bowifitid in Jtd.
h Ttormtaa flitd out lor Crba la
Ith.
e Uvtne ilnled tor Hahoney la
Itn.
. d DlPlnoo forced Lavena tor Oa
Bora In llh.
Itdowakt raa for DlPletrt'ta
tth. . ,
Portland nl I4 1-4
San Franrlaca .. Swl 004 11
I D.HrtUe (II. Ttnrwr. Mtrrl
man. hat Mlcktlaon, Baxtt, Llt
tr.ll I Ttantr 1. OlPlttro. 1B
Bixm. 18 Atpromontt, Mtrquet.
Lr-ft Portland i, San Frtnctaro 4
BH Bowaflald I, Rail 4. SO Bowt.
"Id I Crba 1, Otoorn I, Hall 1.
li(-ewjf!ld S In 1, Crba I In I.
Oiborn I In t Hall I In I',, Short
I In . -ra-Bowfllcld 1-4, Grha
1-4. Otborn 4-4. Hall Shore t-t.
WP-Bowalleld. Crba. W-Hall (l-Oi.
1 Bowttiald 14-1), U-Orr, Kerr and
omen. T-l. A-1.11L
Flnl ium!
BVattle
una ana aae a a s
Bsrramento
sa out it a a i
Sinelelon. Srhalock (41. Valentino
III, Pirkoftr III. and Lohrkt. Har
net. Flic har Hi, Bttrdea (ll, Candi
Bl lit and Batch.
Sarond amt 1 Innlnea:
atuie . n mi a 1 1 s
tcramento IIS 0-1 S 1
Lombard! and Botttrtaot); Johnaon,
Ltvrtcb U). 1- Jonaa 14) and BrlhL
Plret lame! ?
Hollywood , .,,., ana em tnS 11 1
Ban Dial 104 004 0001 I I
lawyer, Daniltet II), Murray
Wade III and Onuika. Koback; kr-
au't. Gatlol II) and Arlwtrd.
econd aamo I Innlnea:
Hollywood , OK) (KM 41 4 I
Ban Oieto ...001 401 4 11 S
Grutnwald. Churn 14) and Onueka;
Cermlchttl and ionee. -
Flrit fame:
Vancouver . IIS 1W MM 41 T IS 1
Lot Antelee 124 X4 All 0O4 11 I
nr'T'mrSi
Hannah. ,
Beamon, Orummond I), Htrrlaon
Sacood tame:
V-ncoover 404 AOS S 1 I I
Lea Anitlta t . aid 111 14 11
lekt and Maateraon, Natl (I);
Droll and Fanning.
Braves Nudge
Indians, 3-2
(Caatiaaed from preeedlag page.)
ceri iprayed 21 hits around
Forbes Field Sunday, with the Na
tional League Pirates finally
claiming their second victory in
two davs over the Tigers, U-f.
The Pirstes hsd seven hits, one
of them a three-run home run by
kftfielder Frank Thomas, with
two men aboard. In a six-run third
Inning that put the Pirates ahead
to stay.
Phillies Borrow
Temple Diamond
PHILADELPHIA ( - The Phil-
Bdelphia Phillies, bsck home for
a day of workouts and rest before
their opener la Brooklyn Tuesday,
had te borrow a college baseball
diamond for practice.
They've scheduled a workout
Mondsy morning at Temple Uni-
verslty s baseball field.
Connie Mark Starlium ivaa Viv.
passed for the final preseason
drill because of last-minute sod-
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as x.aai.va aaeaaw WW Slttjiuiuill W l
be In lhape for the first home
game against the New York Gt-
anti Friday night.
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younger. Don't let your time flip by -plan NOW for tecurt
future. Never again will the ratet be so low for YOU.
Earl A. Gooth-Iupervlsor Salem District
Telephone Salem 34314
i, Ore., Moii., April 10, u.1
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Moore to Fight Agnin
f.liddloiveights to Top
VJeelis Fistic Cards
By til ASSOCIATED PBtll
The middleweight division keepi the boxing world ipinning this
week with Bobby Boyd meeting Holly Mlmi and Tiger Jonei facing
Gene Tullmer In bouti that might produce an eventual challenger for
the Ray Robinaon-Bobo Olson winner.
Archie Moore, the light heavy
champ, keeps busy with soother
non-title tuneup on his once-s
week schedule, boxing 220-pound
George Parmentier st Seattle on
Monday night.
Ex-heavy champ Euard Charles
Is slated to go to work st Wind
sor, One,, Saturday night against
Don Jasper. Willie Pep. the for-
home of Hartford, Conn, Tuesday
against Jackie Blair. .
Valries la Teat Mackea
Nino Valdes, giant Cuban heavy
weight, will test Eddie Machen.
latest California phenom, at San
Francisco Monday and Texas con
tinues Its boxing revivsl with sn
Isaac Logart-El Conscrlpto wel-
terwelght match Tuesday at Hous-
ton.
The television schedule starts
IIWlM H.ltk - iMlhMIMlNkl UMI
"""". " tnm mu
irom new ioti, ii-aiurinj miauei
Berrios of Puerts Rico and Bobby
Bell of Youngstown, 0. When they
met Feb. 27, Bell won a split de
cision. The match will be seen on
Dumont.
Boyd, a high-ranking young
middleweight contender from Chi
cago, takes en Mims at Chicago
ta the Wednesday show (ABC-TV).
la Boyd s last start ne scored a
surprising victory over Eduardo
Latuse of Argentina. Mima has
met them all since IMS.
The Friday show (NBC) wsn-
ders to the Cleveland Arena for
the Tiger Jones-Fullmer scrap
Jones, a winner over Robinson be-,
fore the Sugar Man regained bis
't' fr! fmpi0n-
ship bouL In two fights this year,
Jones stopped Tony Baldom and
FrJr rSl, it .. T ihi
France. Fullmer also is on the
Cisco Andrade. the fine Call-
lornia ugmweigni prospect, lops
a Tuesday card at ban Joie
against Jorge Macias.
Navy Crew Loses
1st Comeback Try
ANNAPOLIS, Md. UR Navy's
1952 Olympic champions found the
going rough on the Severn River
Saturday and lost by three lengths
to a smooth-stroking Princeton
crew In their first test of a come-1
back campaign for the 1956 Olym-'day
ptci.
Princeton took charge after the
first three-quarters of a mile and
pulled iteadily ahead to beat out
tne Olympians snd Navy s var-
sity in the one snd three-fourths
nuls -rsce.
Princeton'i time was 10 minutes
seconds. The Navy slumni fin
ished in 10:21 and the varsity in
10:29, five lengths behind the win
ning shell.
Female Labrador Wins
Jov H0nori in Show
jiop iionun in sdqw
SFATTT1P 11a ' .li.mr.'.
Rowdy Lady, a female Labrador
owned snd handled by Frantz E.
r.. .1 cm. L-...A L:
-
" r - v 4TVIM VI VI IV AS Wl III-
D.tei..,.. T.i... nt..i.i.
WV91 I.CtllVVCI 11111 1 SpritlE
meeting. r .
The open all-age was the con-If11
I eluding event of the trials.
- - '
Chiefs Whip
Huskies Twice
WENATCHEE HI The Wen-
rookie first baseman Harry Jack'
son, whipped the University of
Washington In both garnet of an
exhibition baseball doubleheader
M and M.
Jackson got three hits in five
trips -to the plate. He whacked
out two bits in the opener, in-
eluding a double, for three rum
batted in and drove in the Win-,
ning run In the T-inning nightcap
as a pinchhitter.
ft Tl. i !l . .
uun rcieraon nu -run nomer
ior me Hussies in me second inn-
ing of the first game and Bill
Carrabba led off Wenatchec's end
of ths third inning with a solo
homer.
WSC Switches
Turnout Date
PULLMAN, Wash. OP - Head
coach Jim Sutherland switched
me siaruna asy &unasv for the
Wsshington State College Cougar's
apring football practice, but he
".ngedhismindshoutt.
ginning with the "scientific" sp-
P-.
i
proach,
JmLIa Va
originsily scheduled for Monday,
must get in their 20 davs of ortr.
uce witnin x calendar days.
rimi d t.i.
Sutherland said
'41 l a . , . " I
ui be devoted to tests of speed.
agility, endurance, strength and
the like. H Pitta it hia "l.nlirU"
. .... v..v,vii,t,
approacn. I
.k".U u ,howl in the' ,esU
that he I got the Qualities "
Sutherland points out, "then it's'
up to the coach to teach him how '
to play the game." I
About 70 are expected to turn
out for the opening sea-jon. The
gridden will get their pads Tuet-
and knuckel down in esrrest
i for the remainder of the spring
. 1 1
practice. ,
c , , t
jhih, iauaa DOWmen
rntiiri Kiint
ap'ure hoot Honors
SPBtvr.niri n ie i.n
Salem and Dallas trrhmlvZ .ii'Ij '
nil with au.ri .r ik a 1
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on in the Springfield invitation
si shoot held Sunday.
...... n..bii lift iiiv tup nun.
Salem winners were Chuck 1
Anglin, first in the bowmen divi-
ion; Bob Hinkle, tecond; Marge
Angun, nrst in the women's
sreher division; Robbie Norton,
:nird ln tne Pee we; Betty Nor
ton.' ,econ(l in. ,he womcn'i free-
itvle archer rtiviiinn I
, Dlll., winnerf KfB
I ,,, , ,
QUette. third in ii.nnrt "R" liiui. 1
" "
i "n; Don Stcforth, third in arch-
dlvl!lon; Eileen Brown, first
1? wom" ' bowmen division;
Iflpnna Cook, third in women'i
i bowmen; Pitty
Choauette. first
in Junior girls; Stanley Cook,
tint, ind Dennii Brown, iccond
in pee-weei. .. .
Ernie White, new manager of
Nashville'i Vols, started his man
agerial career by winning the 1949
pennant and playoffs with Blue
field. W. Va., in the Appalachian
League,
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Duck Bowlers
Snare Title .
EUGENE Wl Oregon's bowl
ing tesm swept to its third North
west intercollegiate bowling cham
pionship Saturday with S583 pins.
Washington was second for the
fourth straight year with 5482.
Bob Boyle and Vera Jackson
paced the Ducks with a tie for
high game at 225. Boyle had 1251
pins for the three-day tourney
while Jsckson hsd 11J5.
n.,i. .i. tk. .n ..i.
with 176S Gene Schille Sesttle
won the hih aerie withVa Hun!
ter Goin and Roger Blakeny
Washinitton. took the doubles with
Washington, took the doubles with
rtra nf lOnl TV., aln.1.. waul '
Wafd- State
with 629
Ben Green of the Huskies won the
wwu viiv tfr. nti uiiuniua ijsssv assiu .
ping-pong championship in other Satchell of Portland State out
events Saturday.- pointed Wilbur Bauer of MAG for
avv rr aaiia, VOlll S VOUVO. VIiWU (
5585. Washington 5482, Oregon
Bowlinf team result : Oreenn
state 5174, Yakima Junior College
ut.-L! . c.-.. . i
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It SlW Woatorn Waahinotnn 4004
Central Washington 4874, Gonzaga
ajut tintnrA a.
,n nf-n. T,. . n
oil Million r isn 10
To Farm Finit Pnnila
r"r,n rl8n UUU8
WASHINGTON un - The Fish
snd Wildlife service said Satur-
day it is supplying more than 30
:lll t- L . , I ,
million fish a year to stock farm
fish ponds.
"A one acre fish pond-well-
managed, properly fertilized, ade
quatcly fished will yield an an
nual narvest ,veraging 200 pounds
f fish esch year and provide 400 1
nour f S00 fishing." the service
o.v.
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Look and Learn
By A. C GORDON
1. How much does the sversge
I American smoker spend for cig-
arettci per year?
a. which i. the longest Hate in
the U. S., and which ll the wid-
3. What li the name of the In
strument for measuring the rate
and pressure of the wind?
4. What country has more sects
and varied churches than any oth
er in the world? '
5. Of what in the medical
vorld was Wilhelm K. Roentgen
the discoverer?
ANSWERS
1. A little more than $97.
2. California is the longest, Tex
as the widest.
3. "Anemometer. "
4. The United States.
5. The X-rsy.
Catholic Doctrins
Explained
and
Radio Rosary
Ivtry Monday. 7:104 .ML, KILM
la. Joseph Vandaibtik
at I aleaa
Join thi Rosary Prayir
Tha family Tha4 Prtyl Tttthtr
tityt Ttfratkar
Elks Tourney
Enters Finals
Bob IVkII Forfr itu
To Barney llodak '.
(Cealluard frera preredlnf page.)
Run Boneiteel over Joe Gray.
Erirkaea Beati frail
12th Bjarne Erlckaen over
Clyde Frail; Ralph Kletilng over
Jim Brewer. 13tb Ralph Gor
don over Joan Fry; Jim Minty
over Kelly Peleri. Mth Roy
Maltby over Bob Kelly: Sid
Schechtman over Bruce Willlimi.
13th-Divi,Hillerick over E. E.
Beckman; Dan Gamner over
Johnaon. 18th Ray Howard over
lci Uivii; Al Cowen over George
GanL 17th Don Weill over Tim
Lannn; Otto Albert over Mer
ritt Truax.
18th Leonard Ahsenmicher
over Jim Phillipi; Jack Wlie over
W. Tbomai. 19th Clark Lee,
bye; Dick Nelion ever Jack Til
ton. 20th Don- Davis over Dick
Taggeiell; Jewell Jacobion over
Dick Gribenhorst Zlit Grover
Hoffstetter over Tom Elliott;
Jerry McCallister over Pete Mc-
Cailery by default.
Majors Open
fCantlaaed from preceding page.)
New York and Bobby Bragan of
Pittsburgh, will duel at the Polo
Grounds.
The Pirates will have rookie
Danny Kravitx catching Bob
Friend. Johnny Antonelli will pitch
for the Giants before 25,000.
Lefthanders to Battle
Freddie Hutchinson, the other
new manager, will find out If his
Cards can live up to their spring
showing when they move into Cin
cinnati for a battle of lefthanders.
Vinegar Bend Mizell of the Cards
and Joe Nuxhall of the Redlegi
will be the pitchers with 20,000
due to wstch.
Charlie Grimm switched from
Bob Buhl to Lew Burdette si his !
Milwaukee starter agsinst Chics
go's Bob Rush at Milwaukee.
Given a break from the weather '
man, the eight openers should
drsw about 230,000 fans.
Olympic Mat
Trials Finish
PORTLAND UP Longview, ;
Wash., Athletic Club grapplers'
won two championships Sunday
as the Pacific Northwest regional
Olympic wrestling trials closed
here.
Portland wrestlers from Mult
nomah Athletic Club also won two
titles, with the remsinder spread
among four other teams.
George Coleman of the Portland
Y pinned Willie Stefon of Chehalls,
Wash., in 2:33 for the heavyweight
crown.
Del McGhee of Longview won
the 174tt-pound title by pinning
Keith Archer of Portland State in
47 seconds, and Lloyd Mendenhall
of MAC In 2:11.
Don Whitbeck of Multnomah
pinned Kim Brewster of Milwau
kie. Ore.. High School in the
l0tt-pound clan." but Byron Nel-
.r f J.f t - J uruu
beck in a later match to win the
-a ava
125tt-pound championship. Donald
1304-DOUna laurels. - I
I
Dave Newland of Eugene pinned
Dick DeChaine, Portland State, in
a.i r- k. ia-ri ...J .k.
.i lui upa ni twuiiu iibiiiuiuii-
ship.
Don Allen of MAC outpointed
Paul Buhler of the tame team for
the 191-pound title.
Naughty Mary Proves
Good Mudder in Race
AGUA CALIENTE, Mexico Iff)
Naughty Mary ran up to her
. -1 1 . . I J .J .
rcijuioiiun aa a uw niuuucr l
day In winning the featured mile
and a furlong in 1:32. She paid
97.80.
Baron Noore was second, by a
length, snd the fsvored Minyoko
wss bsck snother two lengths,
Attendsnce of 10,550, high be-
csuse of s horse-naming contest,
brought the Saturday-Sunday to
tal to 13,133. The betting handle
on 12 racei was $355,595. Satur
day's handle on ten racei wn
$102,813.
fide Table
Tllei for Tart. Oreioa
(Compil-d by U.S. Coast ind
Geodetic Survey, Portltnd. Ort I
Hih Water!
Time Helht
Low Watcrt
Time Helaht
ft.
April
14 3 21 am.
1:13 p m.
17 4 .11 am.
1:41 p m.
II S:4S am.
. 7:47 pm.
II 7:1(1 a.m.
I 39 p.m.
10 1 29 a.m.
I M p m.
1. I 43 sm.
ft.
ll
41
Si
ii
1411 a.m.
14 41 p m.
11:54 a m.
-01
ss
-IS
12:07 a m.
IS 51 p.m.
.1:J1 .a.m.
1:.M p.m.
f: t.m.
I M p m.
1 44 t.m.
1:47 pm.
4:3d t.m.
4:3.1 pm.
1:21 t.m.
1:11 p.m.
1:01 am.
I 54 p.m.
4 54 a.m.
1:11 P m
IS
-0 4
I 1
-0 1
15
II
07
0 5
1 1
01
05
11
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1.4
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17
10:05 p.m.
10:44 a.m.
10:44 p.m.
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11:11 p m.
13:21 p.m.
11 M p m.
1:14 p m,
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Sleepy Town Ear
Caught
By EVE STARR
HOLLYWOOD - STARR RE
PORT: Los Angelei. a surprisingly
sleepy town which generally folds
up its streets
at 10 p.m., la
being stood on
Its 11 o'clock
esr these Sat
urday nights
L -4 -II
oj, wi
thtngi, a panel
show., And a
show
thst lasts for a
solid hour at. that. '
The snow, umortunnieiy, carries
the sleep-inducing title of "Words
About Music," but everything else
about It Is designed to keep the
viewer wide-awake, "everything
else'' meaning Oscar Levant. Le
vant is perhaps best described si
a man with the wit of a near
genlui wrapped, up in the person
ality of a child. He has a way of
putting his finger iqusrely on half
truths and speaking his mind with
a child's msgnificent disregard
for the consequences.
"Words About Music" wss con
ceived, in the msin, by musical
director Frank DeVol. something
of a local TV personality himself
who has done a number of net-,
work shows as well. 'Regressing
back to his cueball days, he wss
the deadpan comic oa "Pantomine
Quix," show that won an Emmy .
back in 1930. Thereafter, however, '
he bought himself a hair piece and
learned to smile for the people.
On "Words About ' Music" he
serves ss emcee, feeding the
straight lines to Levant. The rest
of the show, strictly padding, has
composers presenting their new
comment. Jo invite comment"" " " ,
from Uvsnt in such matters, ol Jtrrr exclusive contract
course, is like asking Frank Si-,
natra to say something nice shout
Ed Sullivan.
Elsa Lancbeiter holds ap her
end pretty well as the ether rego-
lar aaaellst, with two wary gnests
ruling eat the forum each week.!
Zaa Zaa Gabor tried It one week j
and has never come back. Levant
devastated her. "I hope," Levant
remarked, ameag ether things,
"that her hatband waa't Interfere
with her marriage." He also noted
that abe eould aever be psycho
analysed beeaase "she has at aub-
IVBHIHI Ull.H, ... ,
A prize example of hn disinter-
est in revengeful
ngeful thunderclaps was
tion of the recent Lou-
ni story on "aimax!"i
his summation
ella Parsons story
"It wss." he said, calmly, "a
great example of the power of
nothing. Ten years ago a man I
could hsve been shot through thejsesson, moving from CBS to ABC,
heart within 24 hours after a re
mark like that, but apparently
times change. Oscar is still alive,
and as neurotic as ever.
There has beea some talk about tioep u buT,Df , TV Ma) tper,
the possibility of "Wards About -pl? But It's happened. Ab ageat
Music" showing aa CBS aa a aet- , pickti , TaU. Dark Straa
werk summer replacement. If It ger from -Matlaee Theater" and
soes, look out. This ma a caa make tau..a,. . m.kt . ,lctur, ,( u
a shambles af year living room
,n,,n-
DINAH SHORE'S second hour-
long show didn't seem to me quite
up to her first one. It had. in fact,
just enough top-notch material to
have made a sensational half-hour,
There just isn't anyone around
who can come within 40 miles of
Marge and oower tnampion, wno
Infant Left
At Hospital
By Parents
ILWACO I A baby's world
is a limited one, bound by a moth
er's arms.
A chubbv. blue-eyed baby boy
started his second week of life
here Saturday without his mother,
Police authorities are checking
his parents' unexplained disap-
pearance.
Tk. i.r... ..... k a.ii a .
imam wi iwt ry 11 n ai
ib. neon n.oh tinanii-t iti.
pital records reveal a Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Gaff of Grays River
as the parents
The mother registered as Mrs.
Alts Gaff and gave her age as
17. She is believed to have left
the hospital with her husband last
Sunday night.
Authorities said Gaff, about 25,
arrived April 4 in the Grayi Riv-! presents warren Domita m - Below
er area seeking work. He was em-; the Deadline:" :is Modem Ro-
.i...,j ik. ruA..:.. j... u.. . i. 1 mances; 4:34 Guest Book; 5:04
ployed the following day by a log-;Blg Roundup: 5:45-The News; 5:54
ging company. Sports Headlines: 5:55 Weather Re-
Gaff visited his wife Sunday ; ft? .JSTKiaEW1
evening. Hospital tytendants later : nmd Time; J:oo iiopaiong cassidv;
noted Mrs. Gaff'l absence. Heri"-- Search for Adventure; 1:04-
I clothes were left at the hospital, j Secret ;u5Ar.Rohert
I Police believe the pair returned I Montgomery narratea William Ken
,tn their firava Biver rohin onrl ! dall Clarke's ' Portrait of a Man."
I then fled with their belongings.
i They had applied for baby neces
i sities at the local Red Cross chap
ter, but failed to pick them up.
Hospital authorities say the ba
by will be turned over to Ihe
Child Welfare Bureau sometime
avt ,L- v, nll k. ..,;ll k.
next week. Eventually, he will be
piatru mr auopuun ii me parents
-are not located.
"He is a darling baby," one in
dignant nurse said, "and I just
I don't know how anyone could bear
to run away and leave , him."
Meanwhile, the infant lies ln a
itrange, new world of white sheets
and antiseptic lotions, unwarmed
by a mother's arms.
" i" 1
ART ACCTION DI E
NEW YORK - A collection
of paintings by Dutch and Flem -
ih nIH mo.L.r. .nit .iohlaenlh
.................... .... yo ,
ceiliuiy Driiist. WOIKI Will oe auc -
, t. ., l , ',. ,
iioneo at tne farke-bernet gal
leriei on Wednesday. The collec
tion of the Vogel family was taken
from the continent to England ln
1939 for safekeeping.
by Levant
i
walked off with the show, and
Marge's "Honey Slaters" routine
with Dinah wai a young classic.
But I'm In the dissenting minority
when it come to Dean Martin,
which ll no doubt why I didn't
particularly care for the rest of
the show, Just give me Dinah and
Marge and Gower and leave me
alone.
JERRY LEWIS, speaking af
rv... u..n. k..
k th. .hi. n." ! i. d
ra straLght damaUe ahajw, and
i ..... ,. a. .,
keth he ad the Stidle One" pea.
Channel Chuckles
By Bit KANE
te NBC,
, TV WRITERS used to be. con
sidered in the hack class, serfs
who would . pound out routine
scripts for carfare end sandwich
money, but no more. When CBS
asked Paddy Chayefsky to do a
"Playhouse 90" script, be stopped
them cold. He not only demanded
523,000 plus approval of the cast,
but insisted that he be named
the producer for still another fee.
No deal.
1 STARRDUST: It's an expensive
,business. "I Love Lucy," the na-
.lions lop-raieo snow, is costing
. . . ,
tw.ooo an eptsooe tnis season, vet
Desilu calmly spent 560,000 on the
pilot 'of "Adventures of a Model."
with Joanne Dru. I've read the
initial script and can report that
jit's genuinely funny , , . "Omni-
bus makes a double switch next
and from Sunday afternoon to Sun
day night, probably In the 9-10.30
spot following "Film Festival."
Wha would ever think that .the
mlrhtv movie Industry would ever
CMt,rring Zaa Zsa Gabor aad her
,'ormer husband, George Sanders.
"''"V ,Urrt
,h ri,iM, IV Ten,loB
! SHORT SHOTS: The Friars Club
here will give one of their famed
toastmaster Dinners for Phil Sil-
Ven May 7. George Jessel will be
the Toastmaster (who else?), with
the speakers to include Jack Ben-
ny, George Gobel, Milton .Berle,
George Burns and Eddie Cantor.
That should be s dilly! . . . Perry
Como and Jackie Gleason, who
have been battling it out opposite
each other every Saturday night on
NBC and CBS, have wound up in
a draw. They've won a double
Peabody Award as the best TV en
tertainment of the season.
Beea missing Ronald Colmaa
lately? He's beea approached a
down times to host this or that
" '" series but he's having i
none of It. Wish he'd come back, i
AB ho"M' weatherman an a ,
,ecal "ss made this flat sitate. :
ment the other night: "I have aa
Idea what the weather will be likel
.
tomorrow,
Give that maa aa
Enmy!
(Copyrliht 19M.
General Features Corp.)
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1:40 Stop, Look Si Listen: MS
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KPTV Monday's Highlights (Channel nil
12:M aooa NBC Matinee Theatre A restaurant proprietor
evades the marital plans of hit female partner In "Ask Me No
Questions," stsrring Alan Young. ,
2:M p.m. Matinee Theatre "Man Who Walked Alone,"
stsrring Dsve O'Brien, Kay Aldrich.
t:N p.m. Robert Montgomery Presents "Portrsit of a Man,"
a tribute to Albert Einstein.
II: 10 p.m. - Nile Owl Theatre - "Charlie Chan; Jade Mask,"
KOIN-TV Monday's Highlights (Ckaaael 1)1
1I:N a.m. Armchair Theatre "Miggles": Mary Sinclair,
Edgar Barrier.
ll:M p.m. Showtime on Six "Woman to Woman": Douglas
Montgomery, Joyce Howard. A Canadian officer is sent to Naxi
controlled Psris on a secret mission. '
KLOR-TV Monday's Highlights (Channel 12)1
, 11:01 aasa Afternoon Film Festival "Eureka Stockade,"
stsrring Chips Rsflerty, Jane Barrett and Gordon Jackson. An
adventure of gold hunting in Australia.
I:M p.m. TV Reader'i Digest "The Woman Who Changed
Her Mind" Vith Victory Jory and Marilyn Erskine., A movie pro
ducer marries an sctress- for her beauty and discovert ihe has
mind of her own.
l:M p.m. Voice of Firestone Mildred Miller, Metropolitan
Opera Mezio Soprano. Program "When I Grow Too Old to Dream,"
Romberg; "Dancing in the Dark," Schwartz; "Styrienne," Thomas;
"I Give My Heart," Mlllocker.
1:00 p.m. Premier Theater "Reckless Moment,," starring
James Mason, Joan Bennett and Geraldine Brooks. The story of a
mother's attempt to protect her young daughter.
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