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SATURDAY'S TELEVISION HIGHLIGHTS
KPTV SATURDAY'S RIGBLIGRTS (CHANNEL Z7):
t:0 .ra.-Man to Wan "A Religion That Grows"i faith is more
than 1 set of rules; it is a process of growth.
f:3S a.m. Playhouse 27 Mark Stevens stars in "Confession'
'."tfory of a man almost cured after medical treatment for a nervous
tsreakdown. who witnesses a muraer out isn 1 quite ur u 11 was wV
halhlrinstinn or the real thing. .
1 ll:N .m.-Bowling Time-Pat Patterson, St. Louis, versus Don
Ellis, Houston.
JSOIN TV SATURDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL I):
'I- II: N a.m. "Garden Soil Improvement" conducted by J. F,
'Sprowls, Multnomah County Agent, who will demonstrate the proper
- aMMint, .r rrfiiiee ta ucj in email earnpn dims.
:: !: a.an. Pittsburgh Pirates vs. The Brooklyn Dodgers at Ebbets
Field.
p.m.-Showtlme on Six-'The Jungle": Rod Cameron, .Cesar
' Romero, and Marie Windsor,
" KLOR-TV SATURDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL U):
S:M p.m. Gardening for Fun Dean Collins discusses care and
feeding- of spring blooming shrubs and how to make-sure .of ' good
Mnnrru next season. ' '
! ; 7:H JB.-Acadcmy Theatre-"Magnifieent .Doll" starring Ginger
, Sogers. David Niven and Burgesa Meredith. A colorful story based on
early-American history and the Life of Dolly Madison.
II: Jl .-Cinema Showcase "The Scarlet Web" starring Grit
' fith Jones. Hard Court and 3na Marshall. The atcry of an Insurance
Investigator who gets himself sent to prison to gain confidence of a
convict.
SATURDAY'S TELEVISION
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SUNDAY'S TELEVISION HIGHLIGHTS
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KPTV SUNDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL 27):.
11:01 .m. Princoton '36 "The Problem of Integration" is topic
discussed by Professors Julian P. Boyd and Robert R. Baker and
John T. Bonner, as they look at the desegregation issue against the
broad background of social change in history.
I!:, atta Wide Wide World A "Sunday Driver will (to aloft in
an old-fashioned basket balloonrmbariton a -"symphonic sight
seeing tour.
1:31 p.m. Drew Pearson Drew reports on the heated battle over
civil rights inside, the Democratic Party.
I:M p.m. Alcoa Hour Pans and Mrs. Perlman , starring
Gertrude Berg and Claude Dauphin; story of a widow from Pitts
burgh travelling in turope who sees a glimpse of the pleasant life
she never knew.
KOIN-TV SUNDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL l:
11:11 Lamp Unto My Feet "The Commandments Today":
The 10-Commandments in modem American life.
1:M p.m. "Out of Darkness" Orson Welles is narrator with Dr.
William C. Menninger, Medical narrator. Drama depicts the private
world of mental patients 'and mental hospitals. '
4:JI a.m. Telephone Time Away Boarders : The world War II
capture of a German submarine a Navy task force forces a Ger
man sub to surface and boards it.
7:M p.m. Ed SullKan Show Kate Smith's 25th anniversary in
show business.
10:00 p.m. First Run Theatre "We've Never Been Licked":
Robert Mitchum, Martha O'Driscotl, Richard Quine, Noah Berry, Jr.
KLOR-TV SUNDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL 1):
1:15 p.m. How Christian science Heals frayer can Heal
Serious Cases'".
I:N p.m.Famous Film Festival "The Man in Grey" starring
James Mason. Stewart Granger, Margaret Lockwood and Phyllis
Calvert. The story of a young socialite who befriends an irresponsible
schoolmate.
1:01 p.m. Coronet Theatre "We Two Alone" starring Walter
Chaiarl and Helene Rcmy. The story of a young man who becomes
discouraged at having lost his job and desires only to be alone in
the world with his girl friend.
11:M p.m. The Christophers "How You Can Reach the World".
Gene Autry Climbs
To Top With Guitar
By EVE STARR I tidy little peratleas, Aatry alu
HOLLYWOOD - STARR RE-" slnei people refer ta
PORT: It never pays to discourage ; "erteanlva holdings" la U and
a young feller from picking op a nai e". "waalag ke a
guitar and driving the family-to M kolh- Me als waa a radi
distraction For and TV station.
one thing, tt's Picking at a guitar is much
easier to learn beUer lhan Kln on 1UI1 o1
than the piano. " makes soothing music and is
For another, it'i 1 completely lacking in ulcerating
not quite so suspen.se. And it pays consider
excruciating on atl'y more. Last year, for instance,
the nerves as a11 ll?e Tv .ui timvs together
vinlin And for a P'd out only 8.770,800. Autry
third, a f ellerimake almost that much from
named Gene Au-! llin toy 8un' lon " with-
try heads up a company called t c ln f'10"
Flying A Enterprises which stands , So next time your youngster
to gross in the neighborhood of Pl "P . Wi ar and Starts cater
$59.Q()0.ono this year, give or take i puling 'th it. leave him alone,
a million e may slttln? on top ol n
I bare no horrendous Hollywood;0'1 cU
secret in making the statement j THERE NOT BEING ENOUGH
that Gene Autry not the greatest ,llne prrpjlr( fUm
MOMMY
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"Killing him? I'm just trying to cut
his fingernails'"
SUNDAY'S TELEVISION
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actor in the world. There are. to
the contrary, experts in' the field
who will tell you that Autry comes
close to being one of the ' well,
shall we say least electrifying.
He's not an actor, let s put it that
way.
What he is is a guitar player;
with an uncanny business sense.:
He has combined the two talents
to such a fine point" that every
time he twangs a simple major
chord, six $o0 bills automatically;
come floating down from the near
est chandelier. , r
Flying A Eaterprtses consists el
a lumber of things, not the least
af which Is a serlea of mer
chandising tie ips whose profits
aloae ma Int the millions. Mer
chandising Is the faacy name for
that Gene Autry cowboy suit r
gua or hat yoa bought for your
wa youngster aot long ago. There
are als the endless persona! ap
pearance tours . f Autry. Gall
Davis and Dick Janes, the seem
ingly endless TV film series turned
out by Flying A Productions and
the practically eternal Gene Au
try radi show, which apparently
went a the air three days alter
tbe signing l the DeclaraUoa tl
Independence and Is still going
Strang.
.Quite la addltioa t all these
series lor next seasaa, Desl Araai
Channel Chuckles
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Dynamite Shown in Trial
Of Accused Bomb Slayer
Lemay Says
Russian Air ,
Power Gains
Br GORDON G. GAUSS
DENVER l-Two sticks of live
dynamite were introduced into the
courtroom Friday at the murder
trial of John Gilbert Graham as an
FBI expert said dynamite wrecked
an airliner last Nov. 1 and a coun
try storekeeper testified he had
sold some .to Graham in October.
The 24iyear-old defendant is
charged with killing his mother.
Mrs. Daisic E. King. 55, by placing
a homemade dynamite bomb in
Tier luggage before she boarded a
United Air Line plane that exploded
near Longmont, Colo., with a loss
of 44 lives.
Testimony about the dynamite
IPtctare a WlrrphoU Page.)
WASHINGTON UP-Gen. Curtis
E. Lemay, head of the Strategic
Air Command SAC), said Friday
the operating efficiency of the U.S.
Air Force has been "slipping" for
the past four years while the Rus
sians are "probably improving" in
that respect.-
Lemay told a Senate Armed
Services subcommittee the Red Air
Force is a "more professional"
body than this country's in term
of personnel. And he said the U.S.
position threatens to grow worse
unless more trained men can be
kept in the Air Force. 4
"I consider the lack of skilled
manpower to be my most critical
deficiency." said Lemay, whose
long-range bombers would e the
nation's first line of defense in the
event of enemy attack.
PregTeai Dtatarbiag
In another Senate hearing, Ii.
Gen. Uonald L. Putt said "we
couldn't help but be disturbed"
about the progress of U. S. air
power.
Putt, deputy chief of staff in
charge of development for the Air
interrupted by' another nervous Force, made the comment with
laueh which was stilled by the'out elaboration in testimony be
bailiff. ! fore a Senate appropriations sub-
Magee went on to say that the committee which is considering a
sticks were crumbling and this af-iM.5.ooo request for aircraft de
fected the hearts of some individ- veiopment and research.
The general's statement followed
a remark by Sen. Dirksen (R ill),
who said he is concerned over re
ports unfavorably comparing U.S.
air power with that of a "certain
country." s
Lemay testified at an open ses-
uals.
"We need no extra precaution?"
Judce McDonald asked.
"It's not explosive?"
"Oh. yes. Sir." Magce replied.
N Cap r Fuse
The dynamite was left in the
courtroom but was wrapped and I sion called by Chairman Syming
was set in a small padded box. ton (D-Mo) in the Armed Sorv.
It had no cap or fuse attached. ices group's inquiry into the rela
Magee told Keating that one of tive strength of the U.S. and Rus
the brands of the two sticks could 1 sian air forces.
went into the trial as Charles S. have caused the airplane explosion, , Seconal Seisloa
Vigil, one of Graham's three court-jtne otner couirj not. Symington announced the SAC
nust-e. assistant cniei oi me commander will appear again
physics and chemical section of the. Monday to answer in open ser -ion
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uphold Lloyd Nolan's beef about
appointed lawyers, drafted a writ-
j ten objection claiming that Gra
ham's constitutional rights would
be violated if FBI agents were
: allowed to testify about statements
they obtained from him 12 days
after the plane wreck. "
Statements 'lavolnntary'
Vigil contended the statements
were not obtained "in conformity
with criminal procedure" and
were involuntary.
He demanded the motion be
heard outside the presence of the
jury. His co-counsel, John J. Gib-
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eral residues "obviously foreign"
to the airplane.
"In my opinion," he declared,
"the residue on those ports which
I have examined originated trom
exploding dynamite."
On cross examination the defense
got him to say there were many
brands of dynamite and also he
couldn't tell the exact one which
caused the blast.
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"WORDS ABOUT MUSIC," the
Oscar Levant panel show which
has been- causing to much talk
around Hollywood, apparently isn't
causing much talk among the
local, non-pro citizenry. The show
is in trouble from a rating stand
point and may not stick around
much longer. AH talk of. its going
network as a summer replacement
has been abandoned. Which is too
bad. Any time you have ad Jibbing
between Levant and Elsa Lan-
chester you're bound to have en
tertainment. .
STARftDUST: Kathryn Grayson
is getting ready to do her second
"GE Theater," which has been re
newed for next season. Her epi
sode, called "Invitation," goes into
production May 2 ... If you can
tear yourself away from TV, take
a listen to the Edgar Bergen show
on CBS Radio May 6. It will be a
salute to Bergen's 20th anniver
sary on the air and will include
tapes of such famous old Bergen
bits as the Marilyn Monroe
Charlie McCarthy debate, plus Mc
Carthy with W. C. Fields, John
Barrymore, Jimmy Stewart, Nel
son Eddy, Rudy Vallce and Don
Ameche . . . Universal-Interna
tional has asked "The Millionaire"
producer Don Feddcrson to use
one of its new contract players,
Rex Reason, to give him a chance
to show what he can do. So Reason
will do an episode, playing oppo
site Frances Rafferty The show
will hit the air in June.
SHORT SHOTS: Jark Wrhb's
third picture for Warner Brothers
will get Bnderway late this sum
mer . . . Bob Sweeney and Gale
Gordon, troth featured in the "Our
Miss Brooks" series, will co-star
In the pilot of "The Brothers," t
be shot at Drills May I. It's a
projected series, f coarse, and
bath Sweeney and Gordon will r
available now that "Brooks" It at
langer amongst the living ... The
Burns and Allen show Is hiving
a terrible time. Larry Keating
(Harry Morton) Is In the hospital
recovering from sa emergency ap
pendectomy, and Gearge Burns is
hobbling arund, all bruised, fol
lowing a fall from an electric
horse.
Alan Ladd has finished the pilot
of "Box 13,". but will not appnnr
in any other episodes of the new
series being filmed by his own
company, Jaguar Productions.
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General Features Corp )
five women jurors.
For the first time in the 11 days
of the -trial, sizeable cT6w"tfS"Ta11t
ered outside and were unable to
gain admittance immediately. The
courtroom holds- only about 100
spectators and as persons would
leave, others were permitted to
take their place.
Police estimated the waiting
crowd from SO to. 75 most of the
morning. .
There was an Involuntary gasp
and nervous laugh from the spec
tators when Dist. Atty. Bert M.
Keating handed an object to Dr. J.
William Magee, FBI chemist, and
the latter calmly identified it as a
"stick of live dynamite."
Word of Cantloa
Pay-to-S
ee
TV Attacked
By Official
WASHINGTON i-A Columbia
Broadcasting System executive
told Congress Thursday that cav
television would "gravely hurt, if
not destroy, free television as we
know it."
CBS Vice President Richard S
Salant said pay-as you see TV
would do this by taking over many
ing the comparative air strength
of the two countries.
At that time his opinion un
doubtedly will be asked on a maior
defense controversy whether tha
administration's program of de
veloping and building long range
weapons is adequate for the coun
try's defense needs.
Lemay was aided tn his testi
mony Friday by Brig. Gen. Horace
Wade SAC's personnel director,
who said the professional calibre
of the U.S. Air Force is bein
"constantly diluted" whifethe Rus
sians "do not have the same type
of problemr1-
While this country can't get the
trained air officers and men it
needs. Wade said, the Russians
maintain an efficiency level that
gives them "a more professional
air force."
"Obviously they are getting the
most out of their assigned person
nel," he told the senators, adding
that there always is a waiting list
for vacancies in the Soviet Air
Force Officer Corps.
Uhnnnfili nf ft An TV nnl ku mi.
A moment later he was handed hoRi . . .
a Second Stick. star, thrnnoh ViirfW ealorl..
Testifying before the Senate Com
merce Committee, Salant said
there would be an "erirmous re
sentment" among Americans if
they had to pay to watch TV shows
thov now see free.
"I would like to say one word of
caution here," Magee began when
he was interrupted by Judge Jo
seph M. McDonald.
Is there any caution we should
exercise towards it?" asked thf
judge, pointing to the explosive.
Magee began replying, stating
that "some people are sensitive
toward nitroglycerin," when he was
Morse Says
Red Chinese
Threat to U.S.
Operation to
Transplant
Kidney Near
BOSTON (v-Testa began Thurs
day at Peter Bent Bfigham Hos-
L I" ' r. i. 'Pital to determine if the 20-year-
me"n K d w II 'wind M sistp" '-m Oklahoma
os nnv.ne.vnii u otrh s-iinnt '" undergo a rare operation to
"The Ed Sullivan Show," major
leag baseball games, boxing,
transplant a kidney.
Mrs. Edith Helm, of Sand
u x u,i 1 1 Kami's, UUMI1K, e : . , . . .
football, and other sports events. "i " "
He told acting chairman Pastore ' T
(D-RD:
"Wc believe that families have
made their investment in their tele
vision sets on the reasonable as-
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TTZ ih about the operation but Mrs.
to enjoy without further payment , ..,..-! f.lin. thi.
phritis, and Mrs. Wanda Foster,
of Chandler, were to enter the hos
pital Thursday after arriving Wed
nesday -ight at Logan Airport.
Mrs. Helm was a bit apprehen-
whatever signals are within range
WASHINGTON t Sen. Morse ; of their set."
(D Ore) said Thursday that the
military buildup in Red China "is
a growing threat to the security
Foster expressed her feelings this
way: "If she needs it, she'll get
it."
Prnnnnpnlt nf nnv TV have
claimed they will give the public I TyP ' 'rwln
better: programs than those nowr"1octors-"1l a v r-td-'tictcrminer
of the United States and her in-1 offered. j among other tilings it tne sisters
terests in the Pacific." They are appealing to congress, '
Morse, a member of the Senate to. proa we communicai un t.m. - - '"
Foreign Relations Committee, 'mission to let tne pumic try ton, k- "
said in a statement that "we are
in a cold war with Red China as
well as with Red Russia and our
position in Asia is not improving."
The Oregon Senator said ne dis
agrees with a proposal made to
chairman George D Ga of the
Senate Foreign Relations Commit
tee by James P. Warburg, former
government official, that United
Stales policy be revised to pro
vide for recognition of Communist
China so that a peace may be
negotiated in Asia
TV.
Another witness before the com
mittee, which is investigating vari
ous television problems, was An
drew J. Biemiller, lcjisUive rep
resentative of the AFL-CIO.
Biemiller, too, flatly opposed pay
television.
He said: "Estimate of the cost
of paid television to the viewer
run from a minimum of $100 a
year to over $1,100."
"Certainly," he said, "the 3S
million set owners in America
organ cannot live in alien flesh.
If the operation is performed,
the sisters will become the third
pair and the first females to
undergo a kidney transplant.
The operation was successfully
done for the first time in 1954
when doctors at Peter Bent Brig
ham transplanted a kidney from
Richard Herrick. 23, to his identi
cal twin, Ronald, both of North
boro, Mass.
Futtrtion Impaired
Mrs. Helm is suffering from
a disease in which the capillary
loops of the kidneys ' ?ome in-
u.miM tw.l afinnnl Ikie HracttO shift
urn: in me ...,v.i,m : without protest."
or my Deing unaueramy opposeo : Mort F cnairrrian of i flamH and function is impaired.
to tne recognition or kco. cnina th. Na.ionai Anoliance & Radio-TV i She said svmntnms of swrllin of
Dealers Association, said pay IV the feet, ankles and lees, and
would be almost like buying a .sudden flashes of what seem to
washing machine and 'nving to
drop a coin to make it work."
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at the present time is because
she has conducted herself as an
enemy of the United States,"
Morse declared.
But he added: "I recognize that
there is great merit in the point
of view that the free nations of
the world must face up to the
reality that Red China existsand
must be reckoned with in the con
test between freedom and totali
tarianism in Asia."
INDIAN FARE , .
CHILOCCO, Okla. ( Stu
dents at the Chilocco Indian
School got to wondering just how
tasty a dish wild rabbit made forwwtcrn intelligenee.ervici
their forefathers. The boys went
on a two-day hunt and got 17 rab
bits. The girls prepared the meal.
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Commie Germany
Pardons West
'Spies' in Order
BERLIN W Communist East
Germany announced Friday the
pardon and release of an unspeci
fied number of Socialists con
victed, as undercover agents of
be "small pains" through the
body.
The sisters, whose trip to Boston
was their first plane ride and first
visit east, vere dressed in Identi
cal outfits on their arrival and
carried identical luggage.
Thy do not seem- identical in
appearance. Mrs. Helm weighs
slightly more lhan her sister and
her hair is lighter.
The announcement by Ihc East
German Interior Ministry said the
pardons were granted by President
Wilhelm Pieck.
Thursday it was announced 83
political prisoners and 689 con
victed of war crimes since World
War II were being released.
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Sight Uncertain
Fop Acid-Injured
Labor Columnist
NEW YORK UB - A hospital
bulletin said Friday it is uncertain
whether labor columnist Victor
Reisel will see again.
A thug hurled acid In Reisel'i
face about 3 a.m. April 3 just off
Broadway. Reisel blamed the at
tack on his enemies he said he
made in campaigning against la
bor racketeers. .
"His future vision is still very
critically uncertain and it wil' be
several weeks longer before any
definite conclusions can be
reached," said a bulletin Issued
by St. Clare's Hospital.
He has been under treatment
there since the attack.