Thandar. Aniwt 27. 1953
THE CAPITAL JOCTWAt; RaW, Oregon
Fictn '
'WELCOME PLANNED
Tele-Views
Radio-Television
B7 DAVE BLACKMBB
Portland's television station KPTV is beirinniir to elim
inate the Columbia Broadcasting System's programs from
their station. Most of the disbanding will take part the
latter part of September. No announcement has yet come
forth regarding the replacements. Portland's other TV
station Channel 6 will be on the air the middle of October
so the programs won't be long gone from your TV screens.
. . . Here is a complete list of the programs being dropped
and the date of the elimination:
ARTHUR GODFREY Saturday 2:30-8, September 5,
1953. BEAT THE CLOCK Saturday 8-3:30, September
12, 1953. YOUR PLAYTIME Sunday 8:30-4, Septem
ber 20, 1953. GENERAL ELECTRIC THEATRE Sun
day 5-5:30, September 20, 1953. WHAT'S MY LINE
Sunday 6:80-7, September 6, 1953. SUMMER THEATRE
Sunday 7-8, September 20, 1953. THE WEB Sunday
9:30-10, September 20, 1953. CITY HOSPITAL Sunday
10:45-1J:15, September 20, 1953. PABST BOUTS
Wednesday 6-6:45, September 23, 1953. ARTHUR GOD
FREY Tuesday and Thursday 1 :15-1 :30, September 24,
1953. THE BIG PAYOFF Monday through Friday 11
11:30, September 25, 1953. DOUBLE OR NOTHING
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 1-1 :30, September 25, 1958.
STRIKE IT RICH Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Fri
day 1:30-2, September 25, 1935; Wednesday 5-5:30, Sep
tember 23, 1953. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW Monday
throutrh Friday 3:15-3:30. September 25, 1953. LOVE
OF LIFE Monday through Friday 3:30-3:45, September
25, 1953. MR. AND MRS. NORTH Saturday 10-10:80,
September 26, 1953.
YOURS FOR TELE-VIEWING THURSDAY
The Toymaker, S:4I. The old German Toymaker brings
hii talei of toys to delight tht young of heart on this live ehll
dren'a ihow. '
Northwest Newt Digest, MS. Features Norm Wallaee,
"'newscaster, with Bill Stout si sports reporter and commenta
tor. Cross-countrv news and weather rouiid-uD by Wallaee,
Newspaper of the Air, 1:55. Features Bill Clayton with
local news and news photographs local and live.
Cisco Kid. I. Rev. Calvin Whltacre. a fighting parson,
Wisits the corrupt town of Bitter Wells to visit his estranged
brother who i boss of the town.,
Hunting; and Fishing News, l:S0. Rudy Lachermeier
reporting.
Dragnet, 7:1. "Big Layout" Detective Sgt. Joe Friday
solves a teen-age drug case.
The Unexpected, I. "Tht Magnificent Lie" is a story
of sn aging alchemist who believes he has discovered a pro
cess to transmute lead Into gold. Stars William Lock and Carol
Brannan.
Ford Theatre, 1:36. "It Happened In A Pawn Shop' stars
Eddie Bracken, Terry Moore, John Hubbard and Veda Ann
Borg in a play about an out-of-work trumpet player and an
equally broke singer who meet In a pawn shop.
Wrestling from Hollywood, 1. Jack McDonald vs. Sandor
Siaho. (Main event) Baron Leone vs. Fred Blsssie.
Nite Owl Theatre, 11. "Phantom Broadcast" with Ralph
Forbes, call Patrick ana viviehne Osborns.
YOURS FOR TELE-VIEWING FRIDAY
What's Cooking? T:0. Cooking with Barbara Angell
how to make cake mixes (white and chocolate) yummy cskt
leftovers.
B.N. General Assembly, lt:S. Live" telecast from New
York. -
Matins Theatre, t. "Wings Over the Pacific" with Ines
Cooper, Edwsrd Morris snd Montsgue Love.
Northwest News Digest, 5:45. Festures Norman Wallace,
newscaster, with Bill Stout ss sports reporter and Comments
tor. Cross-country news snd weather round-up by Wallace.
Newspaper of the Air, 5:55. Features Bill Clayton .with
local news snd news photographs local snd live.
On the Practice Tee, 4:34. Golf instruction with Helen
Dettweiler. . -
Gene Autry, 1. Gens Autry, singing cowboy: snd h
horse, Champion, snd his comic sidekick, Pst Buttrsm, ride
tht plsins in dramas of the old West.
Yon Asked For It, 1:3. 'Tearless Gregg" will be shot
out of a cannon Puppeteer Bob Bromley from Paris will
present his puppet "Sir Butch" Rudy Docky and his talented
Boxer dogs give an exhibition of water polo Art Ashton,'
"The Golf Trickster" will demonstrate some tricks with s
golf ball. .
Doorway to Danger, I. Federal Agent Doug Csrter is
sdmitted to Sing Sing prison ss a prisoner to break up a top
espionage ring.
The Goldbergs, 1:11. Family situation comedy starring
Gertrude Berg ss "Molly."
Wrestling, It. Local, live, remote telecast originating
from the Armory.
Nite Owl Theatre, 11:11. "Kentucky Carnival" with
John Arledge snd Mary Lou Lender.
' Hollywood stars are stag
ing a homecoming party for
singer Vic Damone (above),
returning from the Army,
that promises to be biggest
social splash the cinema city
has seen in s long time. Jack
Benny haa rented the Mo
cambo night club for the
welcoming party. (UP Tele-photo)
Merchants to
Push for Sales
Members of the Salem
Downtown Merchants Asan.
and their wives dined at the
Marion last night and after ex
tended discussion voted strong
ly in fsvor of s vigorous pro
gram of promoting the down
town shopping area from Sep
tember through the Christmas
, Chief items in the program
which won the votes of the
more than 100 persons present
sre a page "institutional" ad
vertisement to b run each
week la both Salem newspa
pers stressing the advantages
of the downtown area, and a
monthly ssles promotion
through special advertising sec
tions in the newspapers.
The discussion lasted until
after 10 o'clock and was opti
mistic ia tone, providing the
merchants give the public
good values snd merchandise
energetically.
L. L. Kremen of Roberts
Bros, presided. . Principal pres
entations for promotion pro
grans were made by Dick
Schlup of Anita's Shop and
Jay Monette of the Man's Shop.
Many others Joined In tho dis
cussion thst followed.
Earlier a dinner was served
the members snd their guests
in the main dining room of
the hotel.
Carkin Retires
December 31st
John H. Carkin, superintend
ent of rail transportation for
the Oregon Public Utilities
Commissioner, will end his
long public service when he re
tires on December 31.
Carkin announced his retire
ment in a letter to Charles H.
Heltzel, commissioner, who
said that be had not determined
who would succeed Carkin. It
is possible thst Clifford W. Fer
guson, Carkln's assistant, may
be given the post
Haltzet praised the work of
Carkin in the department, say
ing Carkin's counsel haa been
"Invaluable" and the "state is
indebted to you tor the years labor in the 11
which you have served with for -.the army
honor and ability."
Carkin, 6i, a native of Ban-
gor; Me., was admitted to tne
bar In 190, was in private
practice in Medford for' 21
years, during which period he
served as city attorney of Medford.
From 111 to 192 Carkin
was a member of the Oregon
legislature end served as
speaker of, the bouse in 1927.
He was a member of the state
tax commission from 1929 to
1939.
Ferguson Joined the commis
sion staff a year ago, coming
from the Utah Public Utilities
commission. He wss western
representative of the Interstate
Commerce commission prior to
World War U and was chief of
western state
transportation
Corps.
TIME TO RETIRE '
Jumpertown, Miss. 4JJB Mrs.
Minnie Nelson Jumper, 75,
plows with a 44-year-old mule
named Kit on a farm near here.
Sharks, barracodas and ether
dangerous sea animals seldosa
attack divers, although they
may attack surface swimmers
says the national ueograpiiaa
Society.
Unfair Labor
Charge Filed
The second charge of unfair
labor practices has been filed
with the office of Division of
Labor Elections by the Lane
county Employers association.'
The complaint was In behalf
of Paul Bunyon Burger, a res
taurant operator, charging the
Culllnary Alliance Union, Local
643, Eugene, with picketing In
violation of the 1952 kxti-pick-,
eting law.
The first charge of unfair
labor practices under the new
law was filed about 10 days
sgo by Dwlght D. Bsttey, own
er of the Cave Shop restaurant
in Grants Pass.
Fred J. Sherer, labor elec
tions examiner, ssid Thursday,
that action on the first com
plaint would be made in the
next few days.
Teacher Killed
Accidentally
Myrtle Creek, A shot
from a rifle he had taken to 1
go squirrel hunting killed El-1
ton Alien, 27, a Portland grade
school teacher, here Wednes
day.
Deputy Coroner Robert
Gsns ssid Allen apparently!!
threw the .22 caliber- rule
when he stubbed his toe on a
root after leaping across a
creek. The weapon discharged
when it struck the ground, and j
the bullet hit Allen in the
heart. I
He had been visiting his
parents, Mr. snd Mrs. Ray Al
len, Myrtle Creek. The father, !
who becsme worried sfter he 1
hsd been gone ssversl hours,
found the body.
TRAFFIC 8URVEY
Portlsnd, ind. ai.rj m six
hours, high school students
noted 2,803 driving violations
in this city of 7,000. The most
common faults wars failure to
signal and to stop at intersec
tions.
On Television
KPTV (Channel 27)
(6bt artcrtnt tehedule n attaatti
MARR RADIO &
TELEVISION
Seles - Service Installation
TV
Open from t a.m. ta p.m.
Ph. t-1611 2149 8. ComL
Salem's Ftrtt Televisicn Start
11:41 p.m. Ltdlet Chotct
l:M .m. Double or NothtM
1:1ft p.m. Btrikt It Rich
1 H r Httine TbAur
1:11 p.m. Searca for Toaitfrt
1 It F BI. Lots) of Lift
!: p..-Tttraaktr
4:0 .m.-lt Oud PltyhMts)
M p.m. Apftrti Reel
1:30 p.m. Practice Ti
p m. News Climi
1:H .a..vOent Autre
1:10 prtwYou A iked For It
00 p.m. Doorv U DMier
I JO p.m. QoitibcTti
ft pm. Chance of Lifettmt
t:lft p.m. Bob Conetdint
f: pm VJt Pocket Tht at
II M v.m. Portlind Wreitllm
11:9ft p.m. PuU of City
THURSDAY .
t it p m, Search tor Tomorroa
l ift p.m. Lett of Lift
ft 4 p.m. Toymaker
4 p m. Howdy Dttdr
4 p.m. Vtmtr oBwup
t tft p m. RaMt Rider
I 19 p m. Newspaper ftf Alt
ft DO p m. Ciict Kid
f Jft p m. H'jHtint tnf rubiat
; ft 4ft p.m. Newt Carina
1 04 p.m. Ortucht Man
l ift p.m. Drttnet
I Oft p.m. Tht ODltptctttf
ft It p.m. Ptrd ThetUf
Oft p m. Merlin rw, OetsKtlrt
ft tt p.m. Fthel Btrrymort
lft ft p m fltllrvood RutiiM
II M p m Kit Owl TtMoUr
TEiivis)
MstortU, Psntstl, Nsthnta, IU
Yalley Television
Center
J303 Filrris U riM9ll
tM CJl Sfr H Say
fit Itw SUM SMU M To
Om CaM S m
Gunmen Make
$300,000 Haul
6t. Tropes, France Po
lice combed the Riviera coast
today for s band of faring
gunmen who snatched an eitl
mated IJOO.000 worth of unln
sursd Jewelry snd cssh from s
hotel here. Some of the gems
belonged to s Paris jeweler
whose wife hsd borrowed
them from his store.
The loot hsd been left with
the hotel manager, Mrs. Clio
Ceggisco, for ssfekeeplng by
weslthy guests snd wss tsken
early yesterday from s ssfe in
her bedroom.
rarest
M a . Whi f CMknsf -11
m an ptnft
litis s.Bwalcoat Trt.lf
1 04 sat. Ob Ten- Account
U K sabvN owual awtmalr
Why Suffer
Any Longer
fThe atMrt fall ait aaff CTiiat
rem . Amamat taectM for ftttft
rear la Chua- m titer alta vhat
ill worn ara Miveud. ditordtrm,
laoiitsm h'trt. Iibu. llTtt. ktdnen,
isu, conittpttML mlem. dlabsrUt,
rbsmmfttitm. till ttMl aitddtr ftTtr.
kta. feme it cnmplftiau.
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BARGAIN BILL
Bedford, Ind. lun A super
market here offered a new
Item recently money. The
store sold $5 bill for $4.89 but
only ons to a customer.
A rose garden of nearly 2,-
000 plants hss been presented
to the united Nations Perma
nent headquarters in New York
City by All-America Rose Se
lections.
WHAT
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for ihe ml of your hfet
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Lunch Box
Boys' Slipover'
Maple Knit
SWEATERS
Small, medi
um and larre
kites. Bluet,
browna, tad
freens. Short
$J00
Reg. 1.29 re 1.69
Ladies'
BLOUSES
fthetn m
cottons. Lane
ksaortmcnta of
stvlei and col- ,
ore. Good sixe '
ranee.
Strong, Husky, Smart
Boys JACKETS
Two Styles
Satin warm-as Jacket with Ksaha lining. '
Assorted coatrutiag colors. Slses small,
medium, large. - '
Quilt lined bomber ' Jacket, ' assorted
colors. Slses 4, 1, (, II, II, 14, It. This Is 4
a regular l.tl vales. During this sals,
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HEAD SCARFS
100 aU wool
clever, eol.
'ttl plain col
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Large sites.
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SWEATER SETS
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ihades for
envw. Dm.. mm
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$198
Girls' & Misses
English Ribbed
ANKLETS
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3-Hole Theme Paper ishessfor 25c
No Roll Crayons tl colors; reg. lie.... ...19c
Leather Zipper Note Book tai,.,1.49
2-Hole Canvas Note Book Reg. lie 29c
Crayolas No. 1, 10c; No. 16, 15c; No. 141, 19c; No. 41 5c
Waste Paper Baskets Regularised. 23c
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