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Capital Journkl. Salem, Ore., Saturday, March 14, 1853r
RADIO PROGRAMS
Tele-Views
MONDAY P.M.
Radio-Television ;
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aired by Portland's KPTV. Time is 9:30 to 11:00 p.m. This
nAiL?"8 ?08 ,utatandins telecast of the year.
: No doubt the Rose Festival will top this if telecast
j
S j tUI 41,6 'inal cheers of the basketball tourney are
i faded away another top feature is on tap for the local tele-
j viewers. This being the atomic bomb blast in Nevada,
i Tuesday morning. -
j TELE-VIEWS will present an on the scene report
t . from the atudios of KPTV. A contingent of newsmen
; are slated to gather at the studio for the history mak-
i ing event.
!. j Reports reveal that if for some unexpected reason the
: f?ot. ,18 de,aved longer than five minutes, authorities say
! the blast will be postponed until the same time the follow-
j ing day. So let's hope the blast goes off on schedule for
! the sake of those of us that will be up at that early hour
; watching. I would, hate to get up that early two mornings
: in a row, wouldn't you?
i
j A visit to the radio station in Salem that hires a grand
; slam total of four disc jockeys brought a chuckle. For a
mike holder they are using a Christmas tree stand. Of
; course this must have given them the Christmas spirit
back in December. . . . But, now it's almost Easter, fellas,
I let's change that to an Easter Bunny or basket. . . .
j Speaking of the boys over at the downstairs station at
I the hotel on Commercial, Spider does a nifty job on Sat
i urdays from a record shop in Dallas. . . . Over 100 requests
) came in last week. . . . Wow, what a job being a dee jay
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YOURS FOR THE TELE-VIEWING.SATURDAY I
i ALL STAR REVUE at 6 will have Fred MacMurrav.
; Wally (Mr. Peepers) Cox, and Cab Calloway as guests of
; Tallulah Bankhead today. . -
j ROCKY KING DETECTIVE at 10:30 p.m. Gangland
warfare and invasions of racketeers' territories in New
York and Chicago will be the plot in "Stranger's Doom."
; SUNDAY
PRIVATE SECRETARY at 4:80. Ann Sothern's boss
i squeezes into his Army Air Force uniform when he misin
; terprets a wire from" his former commander as a summons
to active duty, in "Old Soldier." . '
COMEDY HOUR at 6 featuring Eddie Cantor with
'. George Jessel as guest star.
i MR. PEEPERS at 6:30. A traveling theatrical group
arrives for "Romeo and Juliet" and an old flame of Mrs.
: Gurney's appears in the cast.
RED SKELTON at 7. Red presents his version of
; Achilles the Greek hero, assisted by Lucy Knoch, Mike
j Ross, Ed Penney and Gil Perkins.
On Television
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11:00 Kldi and Co.
1:00 Talent Patral
1:30 ur Hero
1:30 Victory at Sk
1:00 Lon Bamar
:io Arthur oodfrar ,
4:00 TV Taen Club
4:30 Bishop Bheen
1:00 AU Star Revua '
6:00 show of Showi
7:30 Hit Parade
i:00 Jaekla Oleaion
9:00 Dangerous AsSlgnmenft
0:30 Tournament Finals
10:00 Balance Your Budsst
10:30 Roekr Kink
11:00 Boston Blackla
11:80 Nash Theater
13:00 Approa. aim Off
MARR RADIO
and .
TELEVISION INC
Salem's Moit Complete
Television Center
2140S.Com'l
Phone Day or Night
2-1611 or 2-4728
11:00
13:11
11:10
1:00
1:00
1:10
1:00
4:11
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1:30
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7:00
7:30
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MONDAY
p-m. Bit Payoff
p.mDhia Ii Ufa
p.m. Walsoma Trarslflra
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p.nDoubla or Nothini
pro Btrlka It Bleb
pro Matins Theatsr
pro aaaroh Tomorrow
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p.m-WIld BUI Hlckoek
p.m. Hopalons Caasldp
p.m. Telenawa
p.m. Tlma lor Baaor
p m. Chsnca of Llfatlm
p.m. Short Drama
p.m. caravan New
p.m. Cherron Theater
p.m. Voice of Plreitone
p.m. x bar iiuer
p.m. Red Button Shaw
p.m. Bobart Monlaomirr
p.m. Candid Camera
P.m Nil' Owl
p.m. (Appror.) Blrn off
DIAL LUTDIO KOAO.
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Keizer
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10:30 k.m. Frontier of Faith
11:00 a-m. Candy Caralval
11:00 p.m. ThU Is the 141
13:30 p.m. Uf Beilu at 10
1:00 Art Unkletur
1:10 Hour of Decision
1:30 Omnibus
3:00 Thre OuCSSSS
3:18 Madison Square Garden
3:30 See It Now
4:00 Invitation to tearnloi
4:30 Private Secretary
8:00 Comedy Hour
4:00 Fred Warlnt
6:30 Mr. Peeper
7:00 Red Skflton
7:30 What' My Line!
:00 Studio On
1:00 TV Playhouse
10:00 Th Doctor
10:30 Th Web
11:00 Tales of Tomorrow
11:10 Miss Chicken Delliht
11:00 Racquet BQuad
11:18 (Approi.) Sim. Off
Keizer Mr. and Mrs. Otis
Mitchell of Churchdale avenue.
ana their daughter and her hus
band, Mr. and Mrs, George Rob
ertson of Portland, motored to
Corvallis last weekend for a visit
with another daughter and her.
family, the BUI Rushes.
Children in the home of Mrs.
Paul Lenaburgs, 735 Churchdale
avenue, sect a get well message
and Christmas card to Richard
"Red" Skelton during his illness
at Christmas time. Recently
tney received an answer from
Mr. Skelton thanking them.
At the election held by the
Keizer Rural Fire Protection Dis
trict on March S of the 58 votes
cast SB were for the proposed fire
code and two against. J. C.
Mount, secretary of the board.
said tne code is for control of
fire hazards.
Private Richard Bagger h a s i
been home from the army on I
visit to -the home of his parents,
Mr. ana Mrs. uwrence Bagger.
MUM ON RED CONNECTION
Washington (U.R) Dorothy W.
Douglas, former wife of Sen.
Paul Douglas (D-Ill.), refused to
tell House Investigators today
whether she has ever been a
communist.
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Modesto. Calif. U.FD A 58-
year-old Modesto man denied to
day he talked his teen-age son
into Killing the boy s mother,
in what police called "the worst
case of premeditated murder
ever seen in this area."
The youth. 13-year-old Clar
ence Eugene Simpson, told po
lice yesterday he had shot his
mother, Mrs. Vivian Simpson, 43,
in the chest with a .22 caliber
rifle as she stepped from the
back door of the lamlly home
last Tuesday.
Undersherlff Cecil Kllroy said
the father, Henry Simpson, "kept
Canadian Paper Left
Out Stalin Death News
Flln Tlon, Man. U.R tT om
Dobson, owner and publisher
of the Dally Reminder, said to
day his paper did not carry a
story on Stalin's death "because
it wasn't worth it."
Dobson said Editor Dory
Thicker felt "there was more
Important news." '.
The Reminder's main story
of the day dealt with the death
of two local boy in a fire.'
telling Clarence his half-brothers
were turning hit mother against
him and that hi mother might
even klU him."
By Gent Ahem
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