Tuesday. August 4. 1955
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Slm. Or.tM
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; Tele-Views
O (3$ alio-Televi$ion ea
f Lsb JB By DAVE BLACKMK Ir-
col"mnJIn th Oregon Journal written by
William Moye. Tuesday discloses a possibility of an im
mediate .rrant for a aecond TV aUtion in Salem on chan-
t,ttflT (Gord0" Allen nd Glenn McCormicV
of KSLM. Moyei uyi that Allen is about to file a peti
tion with the FOC late this week asking permission!,,
withdraw its application in favor of the other contestant.
McCormick.
McCormick will follow the customary procedure and
reimburse Allen and associates for the expenses to date
on channel 3.
Quick action ia given to matters of this nature by the
FCC and- an almost immediate grant could be had on
channel 8 by McCormick.
Channel 3 being VHF would pass the coverage of UHF
channel 24 if the 3 channel is properly located and pow
ered. Anyway, it's Salem television in the making
.
Our friend Nat "Kinur". Cole wasn't. IriHdinf utVa V
told Tele-Views several months ago that he would rather
make guest appearances than go on television with a full
time program.
Over the week-end the 'Kins-" w aintrincr in .11 ntiiitv mmninin which re
downtown theaters. ... At the Elsinore, Nat sang his i under consideration by the
"Blue Gardenia" in a picture with the same name while etary ol the interior." Some
at the Capital in a three dimension short Cole was called f'! resale
on to sing a pair of songs including his fmn. "p.ma I hlch rf4tLi?.r.?!! !
At the Grano Nat was singing in a night club in the
picture "Small Town Girl."
So Nat "King" Cole fans should have had a terrific
time if they got to catch the respective cinemas with the
great singer in them. ...
leie-views got to see the 3-D picture with Cole in it i
ana umiKiu, as a iauniui uole man, we're off to see the
Blue Gardenia. . . .
Morse Delays
Adjournment
Washington (XV-Sen. Wayne
Morse of Oregon, in the last
j speech before the adjournment
I of the Senate Monday night.
continued his denunciation of
the Eisenhower administration
power policies. He singled out
Interior Secretary McKay as
Giveaway McKay, the philan
thropic Oregonian whose spe
cialty is hydro-power bargain
bazaars conducted for the ab
sentee stock holders of the big
power companies."
In the past the Oregon sen
ator has criticized McKay for
withdrawing Interior Depart
ment support for a high fed
eral dam at Hells Canyon on
the Snake River.
Morse said the "Eisenhower
McKay crusade set out to wreck
Hells Canyon" and he con
tended the administration is
"scuttling the generation-old
federal power policy so rapidly
that it is impossible to run
down all its marauding activi
ties." Among these activities be
listed "the wholesale power
contracts with nine private
rates. Morse said, demonstrate
"the disaster that threatens the
people and the economy of the
North wast
BEFORE ADJOURNMENT, A SPEECH
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Rites Set for
Crash Victim
Albany Services will be
held at the Fisher Funeral
home at 11 a.m., Wednesday
for Mrs. Donald K. Deardorff.
who was killed Friday night
when the automobile contain
ing herself and husband was
involved in a collision on U.S.
Highway 20 a mile and a half; suffered a broken hip, and was
west oune Aioany or oge. .HU conflned to the local hoe
snr. uearaonx is sua in a
serious condition at the Albany
Mrs. Arthur Christiaruon, Mrs.
Deardorff'i sister, both of Ken
more, NJ5, are enroute here to
join another sister, Mrs. Lud
wig Bomitid, Vancouver,
Wash., to participate in the ser.
vices.
The condition of two other
persons Injured in the traffic
mishap was revealed Monday
following completion of a doc
tor's examination. Charles
Blake. 25, Pine St., Lebanon,
passenger In the car driven by
Erdley Dee Williams. CorvalUs,
General hospital.
Mrs. Herbert Hedland, Mrs.
Deardprffs foster mother, and
pital. Williams was less serious
ly hurt than at first believed.
He was transferred to a Cor
vallia hospital.
Tacomas channel 13 (VHF) which recently went on the
air is reported to have been received in Salem Monday.
Bjll Marr, Marr Radio and Television company, informs
Tele-Views that the signal from the Washington city is
coming in very good" with a trombone antena ...
Tele-Views urges everyone to try their VHF band 2-13
and see what you can pick up on your set. ...
TOURS FOR THE TELE-VIEWING TUESDAY
Toymaker, J:4S. Live children's show featuring the old
German Toymaker who brings his tales of toys to delight
the young of heart . . .
Northwest News Digest, 5:30. Features Norm Wallace,
newscaster with Bill Stout as sports reporter and commenta
tor. Cross-country news and weather round-up by Wallace
local and live.
Newspaper of the Air, 5:40 Features Bill Clayton with
local news and news photographs local and live.
Mirror Theatre, 7. "The Enormous Radio" start Felicia
Montealegre and Daren McGavin. Story tells of a young couple
in New York whose interest in serious music leads them to
purchase a very large and sensitive radio. The radio aud
denly develops amazing powers which leads to startling com
plications. Nothing but the Best, I. Anne Jeffrey and Husband Rob-
bert Sterling are guests of host, Eddie Albert. They will
present the night club act with which they have been touring
the country. Others include comedy - singer, Kay Ballard,
swing harpist Robert Maxwell and musical comedy-ballet
dancer, Auro Vanio.
This Is Tour Life, :J0. Joan Caulfield's life will be
retelecast. Magazine cover featuring Miss Caulfield will be
featured on the show. Don Dexter's orchestra provides the
background music.
Favorite Story, . "The Adoption" set in Portugal, the
story concerns two brothers and their wives. On the same
night, a son is born to each, one of which is adopted by a child'
less Marqueza, resulting in a bitter family feud which lasts
many years. Starring is Larry Craine, Leonard Nimoy, Claudia
Drake and Linda Johnson.
My Little Margie, 10. Margie employs twins to put the
pressure on her father when she learns he plans a business
trip to South America.
Nite Owl Theatre, 11:30. "My Old Kentucky Home" with
Evelyn Venable and Grant Richards.
YOURS FOR THE TELE-VIEWING WEDNESDAY
Matinee Theatre, I. "SOS Tidal Wave."
Toymaker, 3:45. Live children's show starring the old
German 'Toymaker who brings his tales of toys to delight
the young of heart . . .
Northwest News Digest, a:JO. f eatures norm nauace,
newscaster, with Bill Stout as sports reporter and commenta
tor. Cross-country news and weather round-up by Wallace
local and live. ,
Newspaper of the Air, 5:40. Features Bill Clayton with
local news and news photographs local and live.
Fights, . Art Aragon of Los Angeles, California, vs.
Henry Davis of Honolulu, T.H. 10-round lightweight match
from the Cow Palace in San Francisco. .. . , .
Liberace, 7. Selection include: "Dark Eyes," "Tales from
the Vienna Woods," "It's All in the Game," "La Cucaracha,
"Chopin Medley," and "Spaghetti Rag."
I Married Joan, I. Joan tries to reform a Juvenile delin
quent and almost winds up behind bars herself.
Candid Camera, 8:30. Margaret Truman provides the
commentary. Program will highlight attitudes of the electorate
before an election and later show reactions of same people
after the election. . Hk ., ,.
Kraft Theatre, I. Adventure of the Kind Mr. Smith, is
a drama about a trio of swindlers who try victimize a love
struck young man. The cast features Marcell Hilliare, Frederic
Tozero, Rene Paul and Scott Forbes.
Orient Express, 10. "Portrait of a Lady" has Paris locale.
Starring are Colett Marchand, Peter Walker and R Tr
ville. A happyily married couple suddenly finds theirlife dis
rupted by malicious gossip regarding a paintng. The wife
Insisted she never posed tor sucn v..
Nlte Owl Theatre, 11:30. "Queen of the Yukon
Charles Bickford, Irene Rich and June Carlson.
Repairs Being Made
To School Buildings
A maintenance force of the
Salem school district is cur
rently engaged in making the
customary repairs to the vari
ous buildings in preparation
for the opening of the 1953-54
term next September 21.
Few major projects are In
volved. The Roberts grade
building is being remodeled so
that two large rooms ana a
smaller one will be available.
An extension to the rear of the
structure and a remodeled en
trance is involved.
Painting of several rooms of
the North Salem high school
is in progress. A section of the
roof is being replaced.
' The Lincoln (Polk county)
building has had its belfry re
moved. The bell has been giv
en to the community club
there.
No Decision
On Quarters
The Marion County Welfare
Commission did not reach a
decision Monday afternoon in
connection with its proposal to
secure new quarters, but it is
anticipated an agreement will
be reached during a confer
ence to be held August 10.
In the meantime, Kenneth
Peterson, administrator,. re-
Sen. Wayne Morse (Ind Ore.), in the presidential room
off the senate floor tonight, waves his arms, talking to
newsmen about his speaking plans that have changed the
hour of congress' adjournment. Morse said when he went
back to the senate chamber he intended to make a speech.
Morse holds the senate talkathon record with a speech of
22 hours and 26 minutes. Earlier, congress had planned to
adjourn at about 5 or 6 p.m. (EDT). (AP Wirephoto)
Baruch Urges
Alert on Russia
in
Of those people in the Unit
ed States who marry between
the ages of 30 and 34, about
half have been married before.
weakening our position
peace negotiations."
"We must watch what the
Soviet leaders do," he said.
"If the year ahead does not
bring a significant cut in So
viet armament then, and I
Milwaukee . w fcioer ; cannot stress this too strongly,
Statesman Bernard Baruch 1 then we must step up our
iterates the statement that the ; uii TUesday If Russia doesn't I arming, even if It means In-
KUM1II11S31UH is aiixiuui iu tun-, . ,. . .., . , i creasing ramer man reducing
"we must step up our arming, I t,xe- '.
even if it means increasing' ' : ;
. . . taxes."
In an address prepared for
delivery at the 54th annual en
campment of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars, Baruch said:
"I sympathize fully with the
de-! need to cut taxes and govern
ment spending. But let us not
deceive ourselves that large
reductions can be made in
our armed forces without
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4:00 p.m. Howdy Doedy
4:1' m. Btrmnf rr Than no'lea
4:4ft p.m. Bor't Rallrood Club
1:00 p.m. Din. tho aamt
SJ0 p.m. Ncwipapor of Air
1:41 p.mv Timo for BtRtir
0:00 p.m Two for Moot?
0:44 p.m-Ntwi Car.TOB
1:M p.m. Mirror Tlwatot
T:SO p.m. Brtak Bank
1:0. p.m. NothlDt but Bwit
I JO p.m. Tnli lj Tour Llfo
t:00 p.m. Adolpha Mablo.
p:30 p.m. CaoOr Thaater
10:00 p.m. Mr LlttU Martlo
10:00 p.m. Half Hour Thaatar
11:00 pm. rroitr Itoiloa
11:10 p.m. Nlto Owl
sider all concrete proposals on
the part of interested persons
anad urges that their proposals
be submitted at once.
The commission has before
it several tenders concerning
locations fairly close to the
new court house. However, a
few of the interested parties
have submitted specific
tails.
It is probable the commis
sion will accept an offer that
will consist of a property own
er erecting a building adapted
TT . . , , sion mav be exnected to va-1 aura to cold. Minor bladder Irritation, duo
tion which has a personnel of,slon may expeciea to ya , to M wronI dut tuM up
approximately 35 individual,. - - --"--' " " "Z ! 'lVwSSSSSSSl - teem
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icdi vi spate uii a oiiigic iiuui , mrlc on new Inralinn upt ' ia nappy mm from tnaao diaoomf oru -,..,.
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Ail-Time High in
Efiiciency Rating
Oregon National Guard units
reached an all-time high In ef
ficiency rating during summer
field training at Fort Lewis.
Report! on Inspections by
Sixth Army Inspection teams
received by Oregon's adjutant
general, Maj. Gen. Thomas E.
Rilea. ihow that Oregon units
of the 41st infantry division
during the two week period of
July 13-27, 1953, received a to
tal of 47 superiors and 13 ex
cellent!. No unit received an
unsatisfactory or satisfactory
rePrt-
UnlU training at Camp Clat
op had a total of seven super
ior and 10 excellent!. These In
cluded units of the 237th AAA
group, the 3670th ordnance
company and the 234th Army
band.
BOILER CONTRAC
The State Board of Control
awarded an $84,430 contract
Tuesday for erecting nw
boiler at the State Tuberculo
sis Hospital here. P. S. Lord
Mechanical Contractors, Port
land, won the contract.
WIDNBSBAT
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11:00 a.m. Tha Bit Payaft
11:30 a.m. Waleoma Travalar
11:00 noon On Tour Account
11:30 p.m. Ladlaa choice
1-00 p.m. Doublo or Holblmo
1 so p.ov-trlko It KMk
t 00 p.m. Mattnao Tbaatar
1:1! p.m. eearao far Tomorrow
I 10 p m. Lora of Llfo
I 44 p.m. Toymakar
4 00 p.m. Howdy Doodr
t-ao pm.-tnka It Rlcb
t.30 p.m. Douf BdwaMa
1:4ft p.m. Tlma far Baanp
0 00 p m. flthU
4 4 p m. Hawa Oararan
1:00 p Lltjtraca
1 00 P m 1 Marrtad Joan
I 30 p.m-Candlcl Camera
0 M p.m. Kraft Tncalar
10 00 p.m. Orient Bxoraaa
10:30 p.m. Half Hour Thaalar
II 00 p m. Pacific Cruede
11 4ft p.m. Nlte Owl Theater
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