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EUGENE KEulslbK C.UARD, Thurs., Sept. 6, 1062 Page 11B j TELEVISION SCHEDULES KVAL-TV KEZI-TV KOIN-TV KPTV KGW-TV NBC ABC CBS ABC NBC Chajcel ll CmMa 3 Chaamal Cbl Chmil Cltll I Chan. 11 Caala It, ( Chaaaal I coll II THURSDAY, SEPT. 6, 1962 . t 5w f mS1"' i"B B"" Erlj Show Three Stoogei Clutch Csro '. Cpt Shipwreck Teeo Beet early Show Three Stooges Set. Bllko Er !;,,UB; Broken Arrow Earl; Show Popeve Theater St. Bllko . M. tlouna Broken Arrow Newscent Popeye Theater Newa Beat :00 Northweit Newa Newa Nine Newactno Beany A Cecil Newa Beat "unuey Brtnki., Kvenln Reoort Walter CronUM Beany A Cecil Huntley Brtnkley ! The Beachcomber Cimarron City Sea Hill Newa Central H. Hound : ine Beachcomber Cimarron City Sea Hunt ABC. Newa H. Hound 7:00 Shannon Cimarron City Rlpcord Navy Lof Shannon i'i! ?i Cimarron City Rlpcord Navy Lof Shannon JL itt H .,'m' OmtAHanet Accent Oiile A Harriet TheOutlawa 7: The Outlaws Pule A Harlet Accent Pule A Harriet The Outlawa :0. J!?0."'!"" 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Night Beat ?f !il Tonight Show (c) Newa 9 Final Nlghtscena Newa Final , Night Beat Z.'.i Tonight Show (c) Broken Arrow I tvi li The ionltnt Snow 11:41 Tonight Show (c) BroVir Arow I "The Locket" The Tonight Show FRIDAY, SEPT. 7, 1962 V.0.0. ' foda Today " Farm Weather Extension Today , 7!4a Cartoon Tuna Extension Today :0 CapL Kangaroo Addle Bobklna Cartooner'a Club ' Capt Kangaroo Addle Bobklna Rocky A Friends 2apU Kangaroo Romper Room TeleScop Capt Kangaroo Romper Room TeleScopa :0J Yoga For Health Calendar Jack LaLanna TeleScopa ' Yoga for Health Calendar Jack LaLanna TeleScopa . i E 1 Lov Lucy Morning Movla Ploy Your :4 HuiitbiLl i Lova Lucy Morning Movla Hunch (c) 10:02 Price Is Rlsht (cl Verdict Is Yours Morning Movla PriceIsRlght (c) 10:15 Price Is Right (c) Verdict Is Yours Morning Movla Price Is Right (c) 10:30 v.onceriiriu,n Brighter Day Morning Movla Concentration 10:45 Concentration Brighter Day Morning Movla Concentration 11:00 Youi Flint Krnle Ford Lovaol Lire Ernie Ford Your First 11:15 Impression id Ernie Ford Love o( Life Ernie Ford Impression (c) 11:30 1'rutn hi c.ui,cq v ours For Search lor Tomor. Yours For Truth or Conseq. ' Truth hi i uimeq A Song Guiding Light A Song Truth 01 Conseq. 1 1 Jan Murray in June Wayman HI, Neighbor Jane Wyman Jan Murray (c) li. S Jan Murray irl Jane Wayman HI. Neighbor Jane Wyman Jan Murray Ic) 12:30 Rumpel Itiiom Camouflage As World Turns Camouflage Loretta Young j2:45 Romper Room Camouflage As World Turns Camouflage Loretta Young 1:00 Voung Di Malone News 9 KOIN Kitchen Courtroom U.S.A. Young Dr Malona 1:15 Young Dr Malona Newsreel KOIN Kltcbeo Courtroom U.S.A. Young Dr. Malona 1:30 Oui Five TV Bingo House Party Burns A Allen Our Five 1:45 Daughters TV Bingo House Party Burns A Allen Daughters 2:00 Roum foi Daddy Day In Court The Millionaire Day In Court Danny Thomaa 3:15 Room toi Daddy Day in Court The Millionaire Day In Court Danny Thomas 3:30 Herr-s Hollywood Seven Keys To Tell The Truth Seven Keys Here's Hollywood 2:45 HiTf Hollywood Seven Keys To Tell The Truth Seven Keys Here's Hollywood 31:00 Decemhei Hn.'tj Queen foi a Day Secret Storm Queen for a Day Matinee 3:15 Decemhei Hnoe Queen for a Day Secret Storm Queen for a Day 'Twenty 3:30 Ofl To Market Open House Edge ot Night Do you Trust Mule Team" 3:45 Public Service Open Huuse Edge of Night Do You Trust? Matinee 4:00 Public Service I Amer Bandstand I Cartoon Circus Amer Bandstand Matinee 4:1S Public Service Amer Bandstand Early Show Amer Bandstand Matlnea 4:30 Capt Shipwreck Jack's Kartoon I "S. F. Docks" Robin Hood Cartoon Corral fc) 4:45 Capt Shipwreck I Klubhouse I Movie Robin Hood Cartoon Corral ic) Kail otnke Lames Dial-Lights Economy in Midwest CHICAGO (UPD The economic Impact of the strike against the Chicago and North Western Railway hit the Midwest with full force Thursday and appeals (or a quick settlement mounted. From Wyoming to Chicago, the stoppage of the nation's third largest railroad meant plant shutdowns, workers laid off, construction hobbled and farm products stranded. Eddie, Teddy Debate Ends On Soft Note HOLYOKE, Mass. lOTD Round two of the celebrated Eddie Teddy debate ended without one hard punch thrown. The televised debate between Edward (Ted) Kennedy, 30, the President's youngest brother, and Atty. Gen. Edward J. Mc Cormack Jr., 38, nephew of House speaker John McCor mack, produced no c 1 e r - c u t issues. The participants, battling for (he Democatic nomination for the U.S. Senate seat vacated by President Kennedy, Wednesday night concluded the hour-long debate by shaking hands like long-lost friends and smiling for photographers in marked con trast to their first meeting. McCormack in the first de bate in South Boston Aug. 27 charged that Kennedy never had worked for a living and was try ing to ride his brother's coattails to victory. But Wednesday night he changed tactics and avoided the personality issue. Kennedy similarly stuck to a detailed discussion of state and national issues. Pipeline Ceremony SWEET HOME liP Comple tion of Northwest Natural Gas Co.'s $500,000 natural gas pipe line to Sweet Home was recog nized in a brief ceremony Wednesday. Among those at tending were Company Prcsi dent Francis F. Hill and Warne Nunn, administrative assistant i Mexico In Chicago, federal mediator Francis A. O'Neill Jr. entered another round of talks with the railroad and leaders of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers in hopes of solving the job se curity dispute which as shut down the North Western since last Thursday. There was no sign of an early settlement in the walk out of 1,000 AFL-CIO North Western telegraphers. The North Western said di rectors of the Farmers Elevated Assn., meeting in Huron, S.D., had charged that the strike was "inflicting staggering losses on the economy of South Dakota." The railroad quoted the as sociation as saying "defense con struction at missile sites, sugar beet crops and farm grain mar ketings are being jeopardized by this union attempt to force the negotiation of . . . job cur tailments on railroad manage ment." The chief negotiator for the nation's railroads in their dis pute with another group of rail unions appealed to President Kennedy to take a hand in the North Western strike. Negotiator J. E. Wolfe said the President "should delay no longer in making a pronounce ment that the striking tele graphers' union is morally bound to' accept the recom mendations of the presidential emergency board" recom mendations which the North Western has accepted. Reports of economic effects came in from almost every point served by the North Western along its 10,565 mile network in nine Midwest states from Chicago to Lander, Wyo. to Gov. Mark Hatfield. Conservative School Folds in Arizona SCOTTSDALE, Aril. uFV The University of Scottsdale has folded without ever holding a class. The university, a school of conservatism, was to have opened Tuesday but President- founder Richard E. Strahlem said enrollment was inadequate. He said only nine fulltime and 72 part time students registered. Strahlem is a former New state comptroller and KUGN (NBC-5901 KEED (CBS-12B0) KERG (CBS-I280) KATR (1320) KORE (MBS-14S0) KPIR (1500) KWFS (1540) KASH (ABC-1600) THURSDAY NIGHT NEWS KUGN 5, 8, t, 11. KEED 5 minutes to every hour. KERG 5, 5:15, :05, 6:30, 7:30, 8, 11:30. kiike On the nour and. half-hour. KPIR 5:45. KATR 30 minutes after the hour. SPORTS KWFS 5:55. KUGN 5:15. KEED 45 minutes on every hour. KERG 5:25, 6. KORE Emerald Baseball. KASH 15 minutes past the hour. KATR 15 minutes past the bour. HIGHLIGHTS KUGN 7. World Tomorrow. KERG 6:15, Lifeline. KORE 9 a.m.. Tally Ho. KASH 5, Paul Harvey; , Ed Mor gan. CLASSICAL KERG 7, A World of Music. Dvorak: Symphonic Variations, Op. 7B. Bal aklreff: Tamar, Symphonic Poem. Beecham, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra). KWFS 9, Encore Concert WESTERN KUGN 5, Skip-along. KOAC-TV Channel 7, Cable 7 Times Listed Are Daylight THURSDAY 7:00 Stories and Such 7:15 Friendly Giant 7:30 What's New 8:00 Refresher Math 8:30 Oregon State University 9:00 Outdoor Almanac 9:30 See Who's Hera 10:00 Your Marriage 10:30 Writers of Today 11:00 Sign Off FRIDAY 7:00 Magic Corner 7:15 Friendly Giant 7:30 What'a New 8:00 Tourlsten Deutsch 8:30 Green Carpet 8:45 Capitol Cloaeup 9.00 Shelter for Man 9:30 Boston Symphony 11:30 Sign Off Television Previews Ella, Dizzy, Mamako Offer Music and Entertainment Vic Damone hosts Ella Fitz gerald, Dizzy Gillespie and Ma mako on "The Lively Ones" to night at 9:30 on Channels 13 and 8. Gillespie's number takes place in the outfield of the Chavez Ravine ball park, Mamako pan tomimes the story of a young girl's romance and Miss Fitz gerald sings "On The Sunny Side of the Street." Other Thursday previews: 7:30 p.m., The Outlaws (13 8) Eli Wallach starts as an aging sheriff with his career at stake and a killer at large as a cam paign issue. A repeat showing of "A Bit of Glory." 8:30 p.m.. Dr. Kildare (13 8) A mother brings her son to the emergency ward in convul sions. AH she can tell Kildare is that she left her apartment for a few seconds and returned to find the youngster in pain. When Kildare tries to learn whether the boy has swallowed poison, he finds the boy is deaf and cannot help him. 8:30 p.m., Oregon State Uni versity (7) A special program telecast for the purpose of in troducing the new dean of Ore gon State University's School of Television in Review 'Live' TV Drama Better Off Dead By RICK I)U BROW Of the United Press International HOLLYWOOD CBS -TV's "Steel Hour," which Wednesday night offered a drama about the attempted robbery of a Nevada gambling casino, migh well have heeded a solid poker rule: If you have nothing, sit it out. With the shocking imprima tur of the Theatre Guild, the play drove another nail into the coffin of live New York televi sion with a tale of a con man who tries to force a lady black jack dealer and her student boy friend into allowing the haul. Phyllis Newman played the lady; Johnny Desmond, a singer, was the con man; and John Kerr, who was too ill to appear in a recent "Steel Hour" presen tation, portrayed the student. He is not likely to feel much better after Wednesday night. The story began with Miss Newman and Kerr wondering how to get enough money to af ford marriage. Miss Newman, who has heard that $250,000 will be accumulated in the cashier's cage on a certain day, suggests that possession of such an amount would be a lovely way to start married life. Dr. Samuel Johnson, who felt that "in mat ters of business, no woman stops at integrity," would have been proud of her. Kerr, however, Is not. He is horrified at the thought and talks her out of it. But Des mond, who has heard about the scheme, thinks it has merit and decides to pull the job himself. Kerr threatens to shoot Des mond, which would have been a fine idea, although the script- To Visit U.S. KINGSTON, Jamaica Ifl Prime Minister Sir Alexander Bustamante plans to visit the United States following the British Commonwealth Prime Ministers' Conference in Lon don. Officials said Bustamente will leave London for New York either Sept. 15 or 18. writer was a more logical tar get. At any rate, no shooting is necessary because the FBI shows up at the last minute and saves the day by accusing Des mond of an old crime. The acting was non-existent; the directing by Bruce Minnix was misdirected; and the writer, Harold Ogast, should apologize. The view we were offered of a Nevada casino was so childish and ludicrous as to be astounding. As for the scenery, ti looked just like what a set designer who had never been to Nevada would imagine after bad reading. The Channel Swim: Christo pher Plummer and Hope Lange star in a 90-minute production of "Cyrano de Bcrgerac" on NBC-TV Dec. 6. . . CBS-TV of fers a one-hour special on the history of the National Football League Sept. 2. Guidelines for British televi sion's new code on cigarette ad vertising are reported to include suggestions that smoking not be depicted as socially necessary, or desirable for youngsters, or equated with masculinity, or ri diculously pleasureful, or adored by popular heroes. KOAC Radio Standard Tim 0 Kilocycle! THURSDAY 5:00 Children's Theatfir 5:30 State Fair (1:00 Newa and Weather 5:15 Footnotes on Science 5:30 Game Commission Bulletin 5:40 Music 5:45 European Press Revue 7:00 State Fair 4-H 7:20 Farm Markets and Weather 7:30 Pops Concert fi:00 State Fair 8:30 Latin American Press Review 5:45 International Report 9:00 Music That Endures 9:45 News and Weather FRIDAY 10:00 News and Weather 10:15 Especially for Women 10:45 Summer Story Time 11:00 Concert Halt 12:00 News 12:15 Noon Farm Hour 1:00 State Fair 2:00 World Affairs Inxtltute 2:45 Memory Rook of Music .1:00 Orefinn Reporter 3:15 Music of the Masters 4:00 Stories to Rememher 4:30 Marriage and the Family 5:00 The Reader 5:30 State Fair Special 5:00 News and Weather 5:15 British Weeklies 5:30 Patricia Marx Interviews 7:00 State Fair 4-H 7 20 Farm Markets and Weather 7:30 State Fair II 00 Renaissance and Revolution 9:00 Music That Endures 9:45 News and Weather I welfare director. tl fJff j From HALF AND HALF Vanilla Orange Ire Milk Sherbet It Dutckftd APPEASING NOW AT YOUR FAVORITE GROCERS And H't So Low in Calories!! humanities and social sciences, Edmund H. Volkart. 10 p.m., CBS Reports (6) A repeat showing of "The Year of the Polaris." This program was originally shown two years ago but is still exciting as it unfolds the history of the Polaris. The program traces the origin of the missile, explains how and why the Navy rushed it to comple tion and follows it through its successful testing. Movies 7:30 p.m., (2) "Sleep, My Love." Claudctte Colbert, Don' Ameche, Robert Ci'ir.ir.ir.gs. A ' husbaml who wants his wife out on thd way tries to get rid of her by driving her insane. familiar suspense melodrama. (1947 good). 11:30 p.m., (12) "The Lock et." Laraine Day, Brian Ahernc, Robert Mitchum, Gene Ray-1 mond. Beautiful girl mentally unbalanced ruins the lives of men who love her. Overdone, confused melodrama. (1946 1 fair). Friday (daytime): 9:35 a.m., (12) "Margin For Error." Joan Bennett, Milton Berle. Entertaining but dated comedy-drama about intrigues in the New York office of the German Consul before the war. (1943 fair). 3 p.m., (2) "Fallen Angel." Alice Faye, Dana Andrews, Lin da Darnell. Andrews marries Miss Faye for her money, hop ing to latch onto Miss Darnell after he gets some dough. But Miss Darnell is murdered and he is a suspect. (194(1 fair). 3 p.m., (8) "20 Mule Team." Wallace Beery, Leo Carrillo, Anne Baxter. Strictly for Beery fans. Slow moving story of a mule skinner who hauls borax out of Death Valley. (1930 fair). 4:15 p.m., (6) "San Francis co Docks." Burgess Meredith, Barry Fitzgerald. Longshoreman is jailed for a murder he didn't commit. Well-acted adventure film. (1941 fair). M-:-:-:-X":M":-:-:K:-:-:-x:-:-f S Adding alarhlns Calculator Typewrllfr T ! BKI'AIK SKKY'ICI X V SUPPLIES ?. ftttta Rentals Leases J. . LANK COUNTY OFFICE t Y 141S Ore bard SL DI 1-21 21 X Parking rtgnt ontslda door X o ii aih.b: IF WE CAN'T TV FIX YOUR Healey Radio & TV Servict Bark ot cltlsrna Bank Dl 3-4524 All Work Guaranteed M Days mm i nvmpiiunit W I Variations, ml Op. 78. I Balaklrerr: 1 Tamar Svmphonle I K - Poem. FRIDAY: I V iCr-halnmn a. HOME I I mf T) 1 1 1 4jtUy j MaUaTO ..".nmsni M PAIIS--MUIIES-WHIU I EXPERT DENTURE PLATE REPAIRING & RELINING 122 N. 5th St At Price You Can Afford . . . Open 9-5 Weekday!, 9-1 Saturday Springfield RI 7-8113 RCA VICTOR Quallt; at Budiet WUa Prices Trade Now - Save Now No Trade Price $279.95 now 1QQ95 ONLY 100 with trade NO DOWN PAVMENT 1.00 SlONl'U Limited QuenUtjf. Outstanding Value. CONTEMPORARY CON. SOLE at SPECIAL LOW PRICE. I EW VISTA 1 T.V. SERIES 181 sq. Inch picture The Register-Guard brings complete news of Eugene and Springfield civic affairs KATU-TV Channel t, Cable t Times Arc Daylight THURSDAY 5 fM) A Bar! O' Nails 5:30 Hops long Cassldr 6:30 K-2 News Special 6:55 Brumfleld's Barometer 7:00 Grouch o Marx 7:30 Two for the Show 9:00 One Step Beyond 9:30 The Deputy 10:00 K-2 News Special 10:25 Brumfleld's Barometer 10:30 Steve Allen Show 12 00 News, Weather, Meditations 12 20 Sign off, FRIDAY 1 SO Meditations 2:00 Northwest Uvlng 3:00 Northwest Matlnre 4:30 Paul Bunvan Show 5:00 A I) nr' I O' Nails 5:30 Hopalong Cassldy S:30 K-2 News Special 6.55 Brumfleld's Barometer 7:00 Groucho Marx 7:30 Two for the Show 9:00 One Step Beyond 9:30 Bold Journey 10:00 K-2 News Special 10:25 Brumfleld's Barometer 10:30 Steve Allen Show 12:00 News, Weather. Meditations 12.20 Sign off. PUBLIC AUCTION LAND SALE September 27, 1962 at 11:00 A.M. & 2:00 P.M., P S T. The Ore ton State Highway Commission will offer for sale at oral public auction the following properties In the Cottage Grove and Eugene areas. The sale will he held on the premises described as follows on September 27, 1962 at 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., P.S.T.: 11:00 A.M., P.S.T. COTTAGE GROVE File No. W44 Located on Pacific (business) Highway In Cottage Grove. A triangular parcel of land at the NE corner of Washington and Ith Streets, containing 1,705 q, ft., and - further described a follows: A parcel of land lying In the S'4 of Lot 4. Block 1 in Long and Landess Addition to Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon, the said parcel containing 1,701 aq. ft., mora or less. This property la level and graveled, and has sidewalks and curbs. The minimum price which will be accepted la 91,365.00. 2:00 P.M., P.S.T. EUGENE rile No. J2fl Located In Prairie Rd. -Eugene Section of the Junction CityKugene Highway. A 1 acre parcel of com mere La I land located north of Eugene on Old Highway 99. Tht level, tiiangular-ihiped property Is bounded by the highway on the ess tide, Prairie Rd, on the West, and ftarger Drive on the north. It Is further described as follows: A parcel of land lying In the NK or Section 22, Township 17S, Range 4W W M. Lane County, Oregon, the said parcel containing 1.0 acre, more or less. The minimum price which will be accepted Is tlfl.OOO.OO, cash or checx or ten per cent down at time of sale with balance due In thirty (30) days. TERMS or SALE: Cash or check. Minim nm prlres are stated In each of the above parcel descriptions. All of the hid price mast accompacy the successful bid, unless otherwise stated. The right It reserved to accept er reject any or all bids subject to Com. mltstoe) approval. Conveyance will be by Bargain and Rale Deed. The sale of these properties It subject to tperlal aismrntt. If any restrictions, reservations and easements of record. 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