Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, March 21, 1963, Image 18

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Newspaper Page TextSome Chantex Critic Lists Show He'd Like to See ' , ' y RICK DU BROW hows I'd like to see: On "Bonanza." The four heroes see a wounded man at me siae of the trail. They look t each other, and keep riding. On "The Defenders.", At- lorney .. g. Marshall tells hU on. - we'll talk about the prin- Y'pie later, via you get the lee?" un "Route 66." The two traveling do-gooders stop neip someone, and are told look, Ive got two hands, and I d like to work things, out by uitwii. oo mina your own busi ness, ana Keep-moving.". 1 On "Today." Host Hueh Downs telling a guest, "Be spe- cuic, will you? What do you think I am a salesman?" - On"Ozzie and Harriet." someone uses a four-syllable word, and , there are --strange Laics, On 'IThe ' Donna Reed snow. A handsome stranger asks to use the telephone, makes pass at miss Reed, and she Kisses him passionately. "- On "David RrinHou'. in. Jial." A half-hour probe of ?Chet Huntley Reporting." On "Naked City." Officer , .norace McMahon telling Paul iJurne, "Throw him in the cool er. work him over for uhii and he'll come around. They're' u rotten wnen you get to know them." On "Wagon Train." The iuur ueroes see a wounded man . ft the side of the trail. They look at each other, and keep i On "The Nurses." A young girl says she really doesn't care inuua sdoui Deing a nurse, but she flunked "lilt i( Anllana couldn't hold a job and thought iic uiigni as well try this. On "The Untouchables." .not Ness is offered a bribe, aci-epis h nappny, has a rousing good time, kicks a newsboy, laughs at a little old lady beg ging for a few cents to buy some bread, and no one ever finds out. On' "Walt Disney's Won derful - World." Anita Ekberg and Norman Mailer narrating a nature film. - Jack Paar - on "Meet the Press." On "Open End." David Susskind saying, "I really don't have much to say tonight. Per haps you gentlemen have some ideas." On "Tonight." Host Johnny Carson Informing a guest: "Well, now that you ask, I pre fer 'Johnny to 'Jack'." r Uia.LULBUIjm .1111 HJi wnssafag TELEVISION SCHEDULES tmmmmmesissrmmn SHJWllLSiiM I The Channel Swim: Good news: NBC-TV cancelled "Mc Keever and the Colonel" . . . bad news: ABC-TV renewed "Ozzie and Harriet." NBC-TV's "Car 54, Where Are You?" may switch to CBS TV and replace "The Real Mc Coys" for that network next season . . '. CBS-TV's "Lassie" moved into the "top 10"-rated shows with its five-parter about its starring .canine getting lost in a runaway balloon. Frederic March narrates a half-hour NBC-TV special April 21 on the Revolutionary War battles of Lexington and Con cord . . . writer Harry Golden guests Monday on the same net work's "Tonight" . . . P. G. Wodehouse talks about his lat est Jeeves book "Stiff Upper Lip, Jeeves" March 29 on the "Today" show, also on NBC-TV. KOAC-TV Channel 1, Cable 7 KVAL-TV KEZI-TV KOIN-TV KPTV KGW-TV Caaan.lHC.ol.S CtouiKli!.! CtoMej't'caM. Ch. ugibt.lt. 4 CteuJuc.lU.1. 'J " '"" " " V THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1963 !?2 J:??!- """ - - Kartoon Klubhouu E.rly Show . Three Stoogea Clutch C.r.o .B ST ISHST"gS 1ST" te.IT If p Ehs. EE?-. K5 L.,-.G.n.hln, Overland Trail sZhZ Steffi " iS "eieoaere ome Harriet Mr. Ed Onle Harriet wide Country lis "' Defend . Donne ed , Perry M.ion Donne Reed . . .Wide Country T 'li Dr KlwU. " ?mmjV. PexryMeMn Donna Reed WldeCoun S 4t Dr'Kild ,T,!!I,S",r" P? Mason Uav. it i o Beaver De Klldare ' "f Klldare Leave It To Beever Perry Maaon Leave It To Be.ver Dr. KUdarl - lis d't Ki!2l2 AaCaewrSeei It Twilight Zone Ac Caesar Sees It Dr Klldare 10 H.zml c m S?.rpuSM K Tw'"htZone AsCae.MSee.lt Dr. Klldare 41 .1 ' KC2' , ,Svy Twilight Zone McH.le'.N.vy Haiel (c -ZZ """ "' McHale-. Navy I Twilight Zone McHale". Navy Haiel (?) Sno,w!!!!::!ci EreSler. PT. And,Wllll.m.(o ga -rfaaSS gg IfiS IB ' -.SEa .; FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1963 !"-Todlir "American Telecourw Todiy " no Today ""IS.u Telecourw TodaJ 7 45 TodJ? Fann Weather Milestone. TodaJ roday Cartoon Time Cartoon. Today - Its 'TwEafiv Capt Kangaroo Dr. Zoom Cartooner-s Cluh :30 TwoSriy Capt. Kangaroo Cartoons , Rocky 4 Kriendi .:4, vo..tor;yH..h as ass-- issgKa jkssksj j !;?S SF'"1"' : gjmdw JackLaLann. T.I.Scop. ,c, , !30 Play Your Calendar Jack LaLanne Telescope (c) " H"""' i:.v.i:ucy Movl; S'u'n'cn iSSiV RS X 1 BSSSgg Sovij Price,. Right ,c, " 0:J0 Concentration Peulofadv. 2 1 ' Price 1. Right (c) 10:4 Concentrauon KtJo !d 2o3 ! Concentration : ,... 5 r rete a Oltqy. Movie Concentr.tlon gg Basaa aafeias S88r IS5?a B5a ilTESS SKKS ISKaSSS- rn;.Kord M.r, Grlrfn ,7,' l'" ""'P' Malon. ETV ffiBSS SSSl giSKS ?ounS ! "'gz: - sgags asssriss sks? """yThUm.. HO Make Room Seven Keyi ' The MIllloJ.VS '"ru" D.nn. rhoma, ,:. For Daddy 5.v.n ggj ffi jiffiM ggg 5 ffiSS I.M J:SO Specutor Movie Open House - EdieofNieht u 5, Hy Movie. i! 'Movl. OpenHous, EiggSSS wiio g Vou TSSJ Mo?!.' ' 4:00 Spectator Movie Amer Bandstand Cartoon Clrcu. Am.V"n.nH.. j : 1 lii! f""0'' Mov" An.erB.nd.tand Early Show iSSJand. 112 "" ' 4:30 Lone Ranger Discovery "Harlem "mer. Bandstand Cartoon Corlai io 414. Lone Ranger Discovery GlobetSlter." p'SZ'y g"- Television Previews Alcoa Premiere Absorbing Drama EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, Thura., Mar. 21, 1963 . Page 5B NOTE: Then will b nu Ime proftrnmmtng thli week due to pring vacation In the state sys tem of higher education schools. FRIDAY :80 What's New 7:00 Resdlng Out Loud -7:30 Efficient Reading 8:00 Medical Care Adolescents 8:30 Capitol Closeup 8:00 Congress of Strings ' 10:30 Sign Off r- British TV Shows Births LONDON im Films of births dv uaesarean section were shown on British television Wednesday nisht in full de tail. Squeamish viewers were advised in advance not to watch, and the B'BC said it rpr-eivprl nn complaints. The operations, one for a nor mal head-first delivery and the other for a breech-nositioned baby, were filmed in January at Lonaon nospitai, Thpv ahnwprl thff mntliAr's ah. domen opened and the baby be ing extracted by the surgeon, a woman. She spoke through a portable chest microphone as she worked, explaining the op eration. The program! "Your Life in Their Hands," is a weekly show on medical problems that nor mally has more than a million viewers. Songwriter Settles Suit LOS ANGELES W) In 1922 songwriter Leo Mantin wrote a piece entitled "Around The World in 90 Minutes." The song "Around The World" In the film "Around The World in 80 Days" was stolen from his song, Mantin claimed. He filed suit against the estate of Mike Todd, the film's pro ducer, for $1.5 million, charg ing plagarism. The song "Around The World" was credited to the' late Victor Young. The case was on trial Wednes day with a piano in the court room to facilitate the presenta tion of evidence when attor neys for both sides announced a settlement. The agreement was reached out of court, and the amount involved was not disclosed. Dial-Lights KUGN' (NB-590)' .. . ; .- KEED (1050) - KERG (CBS-1280) ' ' . ' -KATR (1320) , - KORE (MBS-14S0) KPIR (1S00) , KWFS (1540) (9S.I-FM) " KASH (ABC-1600) KBMC (94.S FM) . . . THURSDAY NEWS KUGN S, 8, , 11. KEED S minutes on every hour. KERG i, S.1S, 8:05, 6:30, 7:30, 8 30. KOBE On the hour and half-hour. KPIR o:45. KATR 30 minute, past the hour. SPORTS KWFS 3:55. KUGN 5:15. KEED 45 minute, on every hour. KERG 5:23, 3:00. State A-l tourna ment. 7:30, state tournament. Frl- ri.V 2 n m .1.1. KASH 1.1 mlnntu n.cl Ik. 1.1... KATR 7:15, 12:45, 4:15. ft ACCir-Af KERG 7, A World of Music. Rich- ard Strauss: Till Eulensptegel's Merry Pranks, love scene from the urcia reurfliioi. (urmanay, Phil adelphia orch.) KWFS 6, Encore Concert, Lifeline. KFMY 10, Symphony. Debussy: Nocturnes. Ravel: Rapsodle Espag nole. (Stokowskl, London Symph ony orch.). KATR 3:30, Face, of Jail. KATU-TV Channel 2, Cable 2 THURSDAY 5:00 Superman 5:30 Mickey Mouse Club ( 6:00 Maverick 7:00 The Story Of 7:30 Two For The Show 9:00 Sport. Northwest 9:30 Bold Journey 10:00 K 2 New. Special 10:30 The Steve Allen Show 11:30 K 2 New. Extra 11:33 The Steve Allen Show 12:00 News 12:20 Sign-Oft FRIDAY 1:20 Meditation. 1:30 Almanac 2:15 Debby Drake 2:30 Divorce Court 3:30 I Married Joan 3:55 Paul Bunyan. New.reel 4:00 The Paul Bunyan Show 4:30 Rusty Nails" C.rtoonlval 5:00 Superman 3:30 Mickey Mouie Cluh 6:00 Maverick 7:00 Groucho Marx 7:30 Major Studio Preview 9:10 Mel Renfro Rocket Test Successful; SAN NICOLAS ISLAND, Calif, un The new medium range Sergeant missile was test ed 21 times high in the New Mexico deserti but what the Army wanted to know was whether it would also work at sea level. Wednesday, the Army said. it worked fine. The Sergeant was lobbed 70 miles to a target on San Miguel Island in its first public firine at sea level. This was the second j in a series of three lost ennto beine conducted In fine hniu the Sergeant withstands the corro sive salt-laden air and behaves in the more rlence atmnmliAu at sea level. The New Mexico tests were conducted at White Sands 4,000 feet above sea level. The Sergeant, a 34-foot sin pie. stage missile that operates on solid fuel, already is being de ployed in Europe. It has a range of about 75 miles and is cap able of carrying nuclear war heads. - San Nicolas is 55 miles south. west of Los Angeles. Tonights .Alcoa Premier show at 10 on channels 9 and li is an absorbing drama. ciuuiea Laovi-inth " it' on adaptation of Lawrence Dur- reu s novel of the same name. Mark Rod serf iHminin. stresses the adventure elements. u s me story of a quintet of tourists who come In the Id of Crete to visit the famous uoynntn there, and what be- laiu tnem when they do. Per lormances are good, with Sa lome Jens being a standout Other Thursday previews; o D.m.. Pftrrv Mac. ta Pretty good show tonight. Ma- sun s wuy iaay client, played with skill by Patricia Barry, gets him accused of a murder. 9 p.m., As Caesar Sees It (9- '.. Movies 7:30 p.m. (.2) "13 Rue Made leine, james Cagney, Anna bella. Seml-dociimeninro story that gets confused in the imuuie ana never seems to get straightened out. (1947 fair). 11:30 p.m. (12) "Lady In the Dark." Ginger Rogers, Ray Mil land. Musical fantasy about a successful career woman under psychoanalysis. (1944 good) Friday (daytime): 9:35 a.m. (12) "Timothy's Quest." Dickie Moore, Vir ginia Weidler. Soap opera-type tale of a pair of orphans seek ing a home and love. nnss poor). 3 pan. (13) Mnmn inl. Hell." Jacques Sernas, Kurt Kasznar. War film about the heroic paratrooners nnrf ihein feats in Indo-Chinn mojm fair). 3 p.m. (8) "Crosswinds." )hn Psvne Dhnnrfa i. i : Average tale uf island in- trigues, with Payne, the victim a double-cross anH ehj. captured by head-hunters. (1951 iair). 4:15 D.m. (HI "u, ,.). Globetrotters." Dull story about one of the members of the famous Negro team. The basketball game scenes are the best things in the film. (1951 fair). KOAC-Radio 550 Kilocycles THURSDAY 5:00 Weather ' 5:00 Children'. Theater 5:30 Debriefing 6:00 News and weather 6:15 Over the hack Fence 6:30 Evening Farm Report 7:00 Oregon Legi.lature 7:30 Weather 7:30 Great Decisions 8:00 Evening Symphony 0'4S Maura nrf U'a . I . . - 10:00 Sign Off FRIDAY 10:13 Especially for Women ii. uu weauier 11:00 Concert Hall 12:00 News and weather 12:15 Noon Farm Hour 1:00 News Background 1:15 Stars for Defense 1:30 Weather 1:30 Memory Book of Music 2:00 France Looks Ahead 2:55 Musical Moment. 3:00 Oregon Reporter 9:15 Roundup of British Weeklies 3:30 Concert Favorite 4:15 BYU Concert 4:45 The World'. Pres. . 3:00 Weather 5:00 Children'. Theater 5:30 Georgetown Forum 6:00 Newa and Weather 8:15 BBC World Report . 6:30 Weekly Farm Business Scene 6:45 Evening Ferm Report 7:00 Oregon Legislature I t'l 1S riilii'KNll locrt s'l ,'. ihk Imdist siffv I Malte offer : DELUXK BIHCHSvear Crib anri , sol-. SjO Irlc .ble. iant age. Tn. ting way est. No IS-eat. aio, m win tuse 2S. aft eke All Kry Son ne.. C.U ns. ai. Cut T5TOl fordor cellent condttioi Some financing. Trade accept ed. fREE-to Good Home Male Box er, three year. old. Good with children. 1300 DOWN Spacious thrcebf. room home, near University and .hopping center. BYTJWJiER 18 acres wittTtwo bedroom modern older houe, barn and chicken house. Four mile, from city limits. jeSSPACiOUS ONE BED'ifObM unfurnished duplex. Paramount area, Springfield, Call after p.m CTn'E BEDROOM. Close in. All electric. S58. Water, garbage furnished. T9." "FAMILY size Fo.d V4"l iin Camper. Four speed, dual tire.. Excellent condition. Side Windows and ventilators S3IQ. HATERIAL FROM UOvSZ BEJ. INC REMODELED: Kitchen ealS.U, double rink, kitchen heater, windows, 25 chimney blocks. Call after 6 p.m. CAhGE "davenport, chair, mahoe ny dinette, desk, roto-spader, Sunday, w rrtneFtisy or even- ll'N?v f lOLII S 'A.I ELUXE BIRCH Syear Crib and Mattress, excellent condition, 120. i:i:e new. S4S. SPitAY PAINTER. Must beTneat and experienced tn using hy-dro-sprsy equipment In the painting of new homes. BY 3W.NER"T'WO SEbR'OOM home, attached garage, NO DOWN PAYiyNT If ojU.lIfy FHA. CAR Ft. TING. FIRE PLACE, draper NEW TWO BED! 110,900. Low d RIVER R'OAD"T Washer, dryer. walnut trees. S6Sj 1990 AUSTIN Run. goodl BEAUTIFUL, spaci rooms and den side. Lots of .tr nojpets. &135. TWO bedroom Rl race, storage -1 S70. VERYTflft ONr plex. Hardwood stove. Water, IB DIAL Dl 5-75-5 for Classified Service rs? nrf' r i'Tnrtt t-r I Ms.,nl , unite, ana irsnm !S Cfi; , uo fcoS3 V.rk .V'R.fn.1 ". Ptx br.k- .nd -1""J' lx4nre.- nodv a II. Cab Blerr- i a em., t jpmpletft xes and fllin" edroom and up: ulsno and other household items. Two "piece red "sectlbnairitliTcK Ing rocker Chrome dinette, four chairs. Weatlnghouse Space Mate washer and dryer. Coffee table. Blonde corner table. KenmorFTVasher with-SudsSav-er, Matching Dryer, Good Con dllion. 579.50 for Both. tlon lelea. ,118 Si3; -W; Fire- 23. nge, ES'sV Up- f'rop d 4 wllh iood wllh and kindl- nner ids Inge, I.TCr. iveTTTn range, (123. D.v.no, lit. Rock- Many Wanted! 11 INCH TELEVISION TAKE IT AWAY FOR 110 Di o-oooo Spring Is the time to sell Items that are usable and which you don't need any more. Inexpensive Register-Guard Classified ads will do the trick. SfT ti d G LA R er A S. C Or? c y NIC NE t 6N h I Ca c s SPI b h n US S 1 f i' f i 1 1 M t TIRE STORES SPRINGFIELD . 10th A: Main EUGENE 835 Hy. 99 N. JUNCTION CITY 1180 Ivy NYLON M lAiunninr DUS LUW nuiic Rew TRACTCll TIre 'A NOW ONLY! Free, Fast Mounting Easy Payment Terms $51.17 Without Trade Easier Penetration! Maximum Traction! ir-tleaningl Extra-Long Wear I eV J J IW M Plui Tu CW -J and your 1 ' old Ure s-HOI U Your Convenient 31 UK Kt b UKtb EUGENE 855 Hwy. 99 N. SPRINGFIELD. . 10th ft Mala JUNCTION CITY . . .. ..1180 Ivy 12) Sid's opening sketch about a couple who move into a new apartment, and his monologue about a man who talks to him. self are good. But his take-off on Lanaia Camera fa Is flat 9:30 p.m. McHale's Navv (9- 12) A Tokyo Rose-type char acter gets tne goods on the cap- . no suspects McHale's men of sabatoge and forces r-nsign rarker (Tim Conway) to act as his counterspy. This show is always at its best when jub riynn as the captain and Conway get involved with each uuier, 10 p.m., Andy Williams (13-8) uuest include comic Shelly oerman and dancer Rita Mo- rena. Grants Announced NEW YORK (BPD The Ford Foundation Wednesday an nouncer) fvrante tntnltno 019 AAA to help intensify basic and ap- I ! - J .... r Fiieu researcn in American eco nomic growth. The grants were made to the Brookings Institu tion. Carnecie Instituln nf Th. nology, University of Chicago, National Tnstitnta nf VKnnnmi. and Social Research and Prince ton university. Ms Body-Fender mm SERVICE mmmm i Coburg Road DI 2-4011 vros rerry St. Bridge 28 Years Experience Free Estimates, No ObllgaUoa Terms Arranged Insurance Estimates Invited SPECIALIZING IN COLOR MATCHING Evening Phone DI 3.3271 "You're Certain To Be Pleased" TED DICK . . . owner No CHARGE IF WE CANT T AT FIX YOUR I V HOME Healey Radio & TV Service Back of Cltltens Bank. DI 3-4324 AU Work Guaranteed to Days TV GUIDE AWARDS Check the nomi nees ... Get your official ballot... in the March 23 issue of TV GUIDE. Look for Andy Williams on the cover. TV GUIDE ..ON SALE NOW! ! My dentures were killing me... I tried all the pit let and powdcra and pads. Same old trouble! Rocking and dipping made my mouth tore and made me irritable. Then I spoke to my dentist ... he told me about CUSHION, the soft-flowing plastic that moldi to the gums. Now I eat what I want enjoy what 1 eat--and my gums feel so good. CUSHION stays soft . . , that's its secret . . . and that was my relief. Mildly medicated to heal gum soreness; pleasant minty flavor guards your breath. Ask your druggist for CUSHION. You must be satisfied or you get your money back. lon lasting supply onl S1.49. MARCH BONUS VALUE ... Refrigerator-Freezer H9800 With Your Trade-in Up to. 10 Yrs. Old in Good Condition. 309.9S without trade 107 lb rrueen tuud slurase 1S.9 sq. teet shelf area ' Au.toma.tlo cycle defrosting W V f rinay: i V V Victor Herbert j" i!'i't.f-v Tonight, Thursday: Richard Strauss: "Till Eulenspiegel's Merry Prank." "Love Scene rrnm the Op era 'Feuer- snot'." Philadelphia Orchestra. HC 12T BIG VALUE 2-DOOR WW (in PERFECT HOME ENTERTAINMENT WAnnrufi-rrMii Mark Setl. 213-H-38-M i 263 q. In, picture RCA VICTOR MARK COLOR TV Prtarmmnr.m.nrnumH Umrh voior television witri fower RnneiMnn Nut Vtata rtA Chflatala unit Glmr-nrnnt UInU rij ii. V , . FM-AM Radio TuntrtrVlfl Brighten Up Your Day! CHERRY NUT! A new and exciting, ' family pleaser! Your procer likes it too! This Week's BARGAIN! LUA Sent Blooming Others Budding 3. Four Corners Feed & Garden Supply 2602 Roosevelt Blvd. Eugene Open 10-4 Sunday DI 3-3542 Prices Effective March 22, 23 and 24 Watch Albert Feed & Farm Supply Eugene 545 High Street DI 5-0527 While Supply Lasts For Future Garden Bargains Springfield Garden & Farm . Supply Springfield 125 Mill St. RI7-2026 Open 11 4 Sunday :-