Tuesday. November 24. 1953
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Satan. Oragoa
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TUESDAY TV AND EADIO PROGRAM
PTV:
MatiaM Theater, 1 "Woman in Bondage (tannic Call
Patrick and Nancy Kelley.' j
Tha Toymaker, 4:11 A viiit to the Toymaker'a ahop with
Jred Giermann a the Toymaker. I
Llberaee, 1 Selection! Include: "Lady of Spain," "Vaya
Cos Diet," "Open the Door," and "Raclmaninoff Fantasy."
Dinah Shore Shew, 1:10 A quarter hour of tnuiic with
Dinah Shore.
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OH KOIN-TV:
Armchair Theater, I:U "Here Comet Elmer" Dale
Evans, Frank Albertaon.
Jane Fromaa Shew, :45 Setting: Bombay. Songs: "Big
Wide Wonderful World," "Many Times." Kaihmiri Love Song,"
and "Isn't It Strange."
Football, IM Oregon Oregon State.
KFTV:
Bene snow, a rairice Munsei ana ueorge nan are gueni
ot Milton Berle.
KEX TO BROADCAST 14 HOURS EACH J AT
Starting Monday, November 23, Westinghouse Radio
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houri each day. Monday through Saturday. KEX bai been : OJt .KPIN"TVJ
Ignlng off at 2:00 A.M.
At ajsu Macy'a annual Thanksgiving Day parade
with NBC stars, floats, gigantic balloons, clowns,, bands, etc.
At : Ub-Dtwa af AsMrica Thanksgiving Day film.
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THANKSGIVING FOOTBALLl
IFTV:
Frees Bos Review, ll:It With Red Grange and Bud Pal
mer. '
NCAA Callage Football, 11:1a Utah va. Brigham Young
at Salt Lake City, Utah ("live"). i
Bollywood Reel will follow tha game Immediately, about
2:49 P.M.
Race to Rose Bowl, hl-lighta of PCC games will be aeon
a KFTV at 7 pjsu
ON KOIN-TV:
Iowa and Notre Dame tie game will be seen at UM .
to top the holiday football faro,
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THURSDAY PROGRAMS:
RPTV:
This la The Life, I "Giving Thanks Always" Tha Fisher
family and their preparatione for the Thanktviging holiday.
Dinah Shore, 7:10 A quarter hour of music with Dinah
Shore. ' .
Yon Bet Yonr Life, S Groucho Mara Is emcee- on comedy
quiz.
Chevron Theatre, :! "Lost Kid" stars Elizabeth Pat
terson and Harry Harvey, Jr., with Mary Field and Ross Ford.
Story of how a wily grandma keeps a boy on tha aide of the
law.
nnnrt. Tack Webb.
Ford Theatre, t:10 "Double Bet" stars Richard Egan and
T.araina Dav.
Martin Kane, It Story concerns the disappearance of
La middle-aged sociology professor.
On Television
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ON KFTV:
Orient Express, I "Marked Man," start Thomas Gallagher.
t:30 Red Skelton will present his doughnut dunking
(ketch, impersonating Clem Kadiddelhopper and conduct the j coe Karni. Ruth Donnelly
2 P.M. Thanksgiving Festival Feature "The Choraliers"
and "The Symptionette" with guett soloists, program includes
a cast of over 100.
S P.M. Gary Moore Show.
S:1S P.M Armchair Theatre "Petticoat Politics", Ros-
David Rose band in a version of the "Poet ami Peasant Over
ture."
J:10 Suspense "The Newcomer" stars Zachary Scott
and Jane Sutherland. -
10 Danger "The Educated Heart" stara Basil Rathbone
and Margaret Phillips with Martin Brooks. A spinster courts
tragedy in a romance with a younger man.
10:10 Make Room for Daddy Comedy aeries starring
"Danny Thomas and Jean Hagen.
11 Showtime on Six "Snowbound" starring Robert New
ton, Dennis Price and Stanley Holloway.
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Suspected Meningitis
Now Said to Be Polio
Aa tUneaa which was diag
nosed early In the month as
I meningitis has been changed to
poliomyelitis, according to a
recent release of communicable
and reportable diseases Issued
by the Marion county depart
ment of health.
The upswing In the number
of instances of measles contin
ued through the week ending
November 21 when 11 eases
were reported. In addition,
there were 8 Instances of Ger
man measles.
Other cases of disease listed
included: L each of hepatitis,
Impetigo, meningitis and lobar
pneumonia.
Sixty-seven physicians, or
SS per cent ot those In the
county, reported to the health
department.
East Salem
t P.M. Meet Mr. McNultley -stars Ray Miland with
Phyllis Avery. Prof. McNultley takes his wife back to the
scenes of their courtship.
0:10 P.M. Four Star Playhouse "For Art's Sake" stars
David Nlven.
II P.M. The Playhouse "Beautiful World" atory of
a young man who decides life la not worth living and hires
a gangster to kill him.
11 P.M. Showtime on Six "Merrily We Live" starring
Brian Aherne and Constance Bennett. '
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KPTV: , '
EARLY FRIDAY '
'What's Cooking?" 10:10 Barbara Angell prepares left-
KPTV:
Fireside Theatre, "We'll Never Have a Nickel" stars
Hsyden nonce, Ann uoran ana uioria laiooi in a siory oi a j,. urkey dinner,
musical producer. ..,. Friend of the Family, 11:2 Michael Davenport.
Judge f Yourself. 10-Fred Allen. Matinee Theatre, 1 "No Escape" stars Dean Jagger, John
1 Led Three Live., 1.:10-FBI .gents Inform Phllbrlck Carradlne ,n0 My Brian,
that communists are obtaining vital jet-engine secrets. . ON rnrN-TV
Nlte Owl Theatre, ll:is "Lure ot the isianes aiarnng, , -.,, e.b- show Entire trouoe ooens with
J "Papaya Mama", medley of football tunes closes the show.
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Robert Lowery, Gale Storm and Margie Hart.
KEX CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS:
Two long time favorite Christmas programs will again
be acheduled by KEX for the 18S3 holiday season. They are
"Letters to Santa Claut" and "The Cinamon eBar."
"Letters to Santa Claut" will be broadcast at 4 P.M. daily
Monday through Saturday, starting Friday, Novermer 27.
"The Cinamon Bear" will be heard at 6 P.M. daily Su.i
dsy through Friday, starting Wednesday November 28. "The
Cinnamon Bear" Is a Christmas story in children's fantasy.
WEDNESDAY TV AND KADIO PROGRAMS
KPTV: ,
"What's CooklnrT". 10:10 Barbara Angell prepares Hors
d'Oeuvres for Thanksgiving and fruit and seafood cocktails. I
Name's the Same, f Brain Aherne takes over as emcee
in Robert Q. Lewis' absence.
Life Is Worth Living, 7 Bishop Sheen discusses "His
tory's Middle Ages," the period from the 8th to the 15th
century.
I Married Joan, Beverly is to be initiated into a
Junior college society, but Joan herself becomes the target
for the hazers.
My Little Margie, 2:10 Stars Gale Storm and Charles
Farrell.
Kraft Theatre, "A Long Time Till Dawn" stars James
Dean, Naomi Riordan, Ted Osborne, and Robert Simon. Story
concerns the good and evil In a man and their struggle for
-supremacy.
This Is Your Life, It A detailed story ot the life ot some
individual selected by Edwards.
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ON KOIN-TV:
2:1S Armchair Theatre "Women In War", Wendy Bar
rie, Pat Knowles.
4:45 This Is Your Music Features Helen Parrish.
1 Wrestling From Hollywood Seml-maln: Rey Ur
- bano vs. Genteman Jerry Woods. Msln: Honest John Cretoria
vs. Bob Cummings.
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THURSDAY MORNING ON KPTV:
At 7:3 a.m. Thanksgiving Day Parade. Gimble's an
nual parade from Philadelphia, Pa., featuring NBC stara Roy
Rogers, Dale Evans, Burr Tillstrom and Fran Alison and others.
1 P.M Love of Life starring Peggy McCay.
1:15 P.M. Search -for Tomorrow starring Mary Stuart
and Lynn Lorlng
1:30 P.M. Guiding Light starring Herb Nelson and
Ellen Demmlng.
1:45 P.M. Valiant Lady, starring Nancy Coleman and
Jerome Cowan. , -
47 Inductions
For Hi-Y Clubs
Forty-seven new members
will be Inducted into the Sa
lem Junior Hi-Y Fellowship of
the Y.M.C.A. at 8:15 Tuesday
night at the First Christian
cnurcn.
Those fo be inducted include
Dwight Edwards club Larry
Halverson, Robert Beers, Clay
Newell, Larry McCargar and
Tom Dunham. John Farrar
club Robert Geer, Dave
Howells, Roy Strangeby, Ar
thur Erickson, Larry Evans,
Peter Melln; Tracy Strong
club Dennis Pieters, David
Taylor, Ralph McCloud, Larry
Payne. Jim Heltzel and David
Perry, Wesley Rennje club
neiin Airicx, oiu oner, enain
Olson, Darryl Peterson, Larry
Mason, Douglas McCormack;
Carle Abrama club Dwight
Reinwald and Larry Cum
mings; Ted Chambers club
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Stanley B)elde, Jim Grleser,
Will Christensen, Dick Kuy-
kendall, Fred Fleury, Doug
Ritchie, Rhett Faroe, Homer
Wood, Jim Batliner and John
North; Lawrence Daggett club
Don Harris, Larry Dent, Jim
Johnston; Robert McBurney
club Burt Edwards, Larry
Burkhart, Jim Bowlin : and
Robert Bruce; George Williams
club Bob Trelstad, Grady
Croy, Jr., Anthony Miller,
Charles Faulkner and Dale
Harris.
Bruce Wulf, son of Dr. and
Mrs. Robert Wulf, 800 South
High street, recently elected
president of the Junior Hi-Y
Council, will preside during
the induction ceremony.
WOODBURN DANCE
Wood burn The 88th an
nual Thanksgiving ball, spon
sored by the Woodburn Fire
Department, will be held on
Thursday evening, Nov. 20, at
the Woodburn armory. Danc
ing will start at 9:30 p.m. and
the music will be by Johnny
Relta and his orchestra.
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East Salem The extracur
ricular activities for Washing
ton school pupils, like Cub
Scouts and 4-H clubs are the
special Interact at the members
ot the Mothers elub and all par-
ents of the community this
monln.
Two 4-H tewing clubs hsve
been organized. Mrs. Robert C
Anderson is the leader ot one
club. They have taken the
name "Merry Stitchers." They
meet every other Wednesday
afternoon In members' homes
and will have their third meet
ing this week.
Officers are president, Caro
lyn Jelden; vice president, Jan-
et Johnson; secretary, Janet
Anderson; news reporter, Kar
en Englebretsen; song and yell
leader. Mickle Kemper. Mem
bers are Mary Faye Lermon,
Janet Peterson, Karen Brown,
Mickle Kemper, Karen Engle
bretaen, Carolyn Jelden, Janet
Anderson and Janet Johnaon.
The second sewing elub was
organised the past week at the
home of the girls' leader, Mrs.
Harvey Page. Mrs. Samuel Pahl
is assistant leader. Officers
elected were president, Janice
Pahl; vice president, Jackie
S mat ley; secretary, Eileen
Smalley; aong and yell leader,
Sharon Suran and reporter,
Darlene Clark. Members are
Sandra Volting, Janice Pahl,
Roberta Johnson, Jackie Smal
ley, Eileen Smalley, Sharon Su
ran, Janice Johnson, Sharon
Mullln, Marietta Pendergast,
Marilyn Page and Darlene
Clark. Mrs. Fred Smalley and
Mra. M. F Vbltlng were guests
of the girls for this meeting.
They meet every other Thurs
day.
The cooking clubs with mem
bers In I, II and III for 4-H
work have organized and will
meet the first and third Tues
day nights in members homes.
The second meeting was the or
ganization meeting held at the
home of the girls lesder, Mrs.
Dale Malllcoat on Fisher Rd.
Mrs. Albert Suran is assistant
leader. Officers elected are:
presidant, Judy Pahl; vice pre
sident. Gay Lee Kepplnger;
secretary, Marilyn Page; news
reporter, Msrlene Malllcoat;
aong leader, Sharon Suran; yell
leader. Judith Howard. Pro.
acts to be taken up were dis
cussed. Members are Eileen
Smalley.. Judith Howard, Kay
Ingle, Sharon Stiran, Gail Mar
ble, Jackie Smalley, Gay Lee
Kepplnger, Sharon Mulliru,
Marietta Pendergast, Marilyn
Page, Judy Pahl, Diane Muller,
Monica Smith, Sandra Pan
krats and Mariana Malllcoat
At the Thursday meeting of
the Washington school mothers
club meeting at the school
house, the organization of the
Cub Scouts for the boys waa
on program for consideration.
The leader of last year has
moved from the district and a
new leader and den mothers
are being planned for this year.
James Kern from the executive
office spoke to the mothers of
this work. '
The general theme of pro
grama tor the elub this year Is
"Education Around the World."
At the first meeting it wss dis
cussed on the local level and
this month, the state, with the
national and International to
follow. A film, "Your State'a
Higher Education" in color
from the state board of higher
education was shown. The mu
sic waa provided by the first
grade room pupils ot Miss nen-
dra Klabe and Mrs. Margaret
Martin's fourth traders. The
attendance award for mothers
present went to the first grade
room of Mrs. Inez Green. The
club president, Mrs. Halbert
Kemper, announced a sum of
8174.07 cleared at the spaghet
ti dinner served the first of
this month, which was consid
ered a success. At the Decem
ber meeting members will ex.
change recipes for their gift
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