Monday, December 21, 1953
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The story to filmed for TV In theOW MlstUIr4n 5S
Plan In Los Angela Mexican Quarter. The nprenhifb
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Vice President Nixon will be on radio and TV WednMd. at f u
and pxn. with a report on bl world tour 7 " 7 50
MONDAY ON KOIN-TV:
By&Sn'ZUtS Thealre-'Arkanau Judge- .tarring Soring
Kitty CatP-m' M'' tiomi-Bn Mr- Mooa Mrs. Cow. Rocket and
' . pf?;'TeU!t. Drama "I shall Return" featuring the story
at General Douglas MacArttiur. '
7 pjn. Studio One Walter Matthau Itars In "Dry Run a
documented account of one of the most dramatic ampolblout rescued
of World War Two ... the evacuation by submarine of survivors
of the Japanese Massacre on the Island of Panay In the Philippines.
I pjn Burns and Allen Show Oracle gets all prettied up to
attend a movie premiere with George, then suddenly recalls atie has
given away the tickets.
:tt p.m., Adolph Menjon Favorite Story concerns millionaire
Brian Mac Ready who wagers a million dollars that Lawton Miles,
a Pennyless painter, can't voluntarily remain "m prisoned for ten
years, in "The Prison With the Open Door."
p.m., I Love Lacy A fictitious old flame of Ricky's provides
a nightmare for Lucy after the Rlcardos Join Fred and Ethel
Mertes In a qui on How to Rate your Marriage, in "Ricky's Old
Oirl Friend."
10 P-m, U.S. Steel Theatre Rex Harrison and L1U1 Palmer, cele
brated acting couple, co-etar in "The Man In Possession." a tale of
a happy go lucky rogue and what happens when he Is put "In
Fosession," of the attached property of a debt-ridden beauty.
- 11 p-m, Showtime en Six "Second Chance" starring Kent Taylor
and Betty Compson.
KPTV MONDAY PROGRAM:
Dtnr Dong School, 10 a.m Nursery school of tne air, prepared
especially for pre-school youngsters of 3 to 5 years of age. Fea
tures Dr. Frances Harwich.
What's Cooking? 10:30 ajn Cooking show with Barbara AngelL
Lamb hearts (stuffed and sauted). Individual coffee cake with Christ
mas theme.
Friend of the Family, 11:30 s.nu Homemaker'l program featuring
Michael Davenport.
Bride and Groom, 12 Dorothy Jane Mohr of GarrettsvUle, O..
and Robert Travis of Beacon, N.Y., will be married. John Nelson,
emcee.
This Is Life, 1J: JO Grandpa Fisher reads the true "Story of
Christmas" to Freddie and the whole Nativity scene comet to life
on the screen.
Matinee Theatre, 1 "Isle of Missing Men" stars Helen Gilbert,
Gilbert Roland and Alan Mowbray.
The Toymaker, 4:30 Local "live" children's program. A visit
to the Toy-maker's shop otars Fred Gtermann as The Toymaker.
Bar 17 Corral, 0:30 Features Heck Harper Serial: "The 1
Mesauiteers."
Arthur MnrraT Partv. 1:10 Charlie AnDlewhlte. singer, guest.
Name That Tune, 8 Comedy-musical show with Red Benson as
quiz master; Vicki Mills, vocalist, and Harry Baiter, conductor, Marg
aret Truman, special guest. .
VnlM of FlrMtone. X:3n
Dennis Day Show, (Stars Dennis Day from Hollywood as he
recalls some of the Chrlstmases of his ancestors at a party for the
neighborhood children. . . .
Robert Montgomery, :$0 "No Visible Means" stars Robert Mont
amwn mri niAiiHio Mttnmn with Put Breslln. fitorvof a gigolo In a
swank speakeasy during the roaring Twenties who falls In love with
"society heiress." Unknown to either Is the fact that neither have
OT rJito" Owl Theatre, 11:15 "Grandpa Goes To Town" stars James
Gleaaon.
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KOIN-TV PROGRAM TUESDAY:
1:15 pun. Armchair Theater "Girls of the Big House starring
Lvnne Roberto and Adele Mara.
4:45 p.m, Mr. Moon Stars Mr. Moon, Mrs. Cow, Rocket and Kitty
Cat.
0:45 p.m Jane Froman Show In French setting of the Paris left
bank Miss Froman sings "C'est 81 Bon," "I Love Paris," "Hands
Across the Sea" and "C'est Magnlflque." Peter Birch and the dancers
do a number to "A Frangesa."
1:00 pjn. Orient Express Setting In Berlin, Germany, for the story,
A Pair of 6hoes." .
9:30 p.nL, Suspense The weird tragedy of a monstrous mechani
cal chess player, based on the adventures of Count Allessandro dl
Cagllostro, lUi century Italian magician, will be dramatised In
Cagllostro and the Chess Player."
10:00 p.m Danger Joey Walsh In "The Christmsa present," story
of a conflict between en emotional youth of the streets and a depart
ment store Santa Claus.
10:30 p.m Make Room for Daddy Comedy aeries starring Danny
Thomas and Jean Hagen. ,
11:00 p.m. Showtime on Six "Zenobia" starring Oliver Hardy, Har
ry Langdon. Blllie Burke and Jean Parker.
TUESDAY ON KPTV:
Ding Dong School, 10:00 Nursery school of the air, prepared espe
cially for pre-school youngsters of 3 to t years of age. Features Dr.
Frances Horwich.
What's Cooking, 10:10 Cooking show with Barbara Angell. Meat
loaf. Gumdrop bars.
Friend of the Family, 11:10 Homemaker't program featuring Mi
chael Davenport.
Bride and Groom, 12:00 Patricia Prewitt of Atlanta. Oa and
Vernon Vaughn. Jr., of Camp Gordon, Ga., will be married.
Dione Lucas Show, 11 :30 Adventures In cooking.
Matinee Theater, 1:00 "Great God Gold" stars Sidney Blackmer
and Martha Sleeper.
Toymaker, 4:30 (Local "live" children's program. A visit to the
Toymaker's shop stare Fred Oiermann as the Toymaker.
Bur 17 Corral, 8:30 Features Heck Harper. Serial: "The Three
Mesqulteers." i
Liberace, 7 :00 Selections Include: "Skater's Walts," "Among My
Souvenirs." Melodies of Tschaikowsky and a recitation. A Blessing."
Dinah Shore Show, 7:30 A quarter hour of music from Hollywood
featuring Dinah Shore
Special Christmas Show, :00, with an All-Star Cast.
Fireside Theater, :00 "Practically Christmas." Tony Caruso and
Peter Reynolds. Story of an Italian family whose father decides that
they are going to have a "practically Christmas" because they are
expecting a baby. , . . , .
Judge for Yourself, 10:00 Stars Fred Allen to a show which com.
bines panel, talent nd audience participation.
I Led Three Lives, 10:30 Stars Richard Carlson as undercover man
for the FBI In the Communist Party. They establish a printing plant
In preparation for going underground.
Kite Owl Theater. 11:15 "Leave It to the Girls." James Dunn,
Wanda McKay and Dick Purcell.
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Five British Envoys
Reopen iron Embassy
Tehran, Iran W) Five Brit
ish diplomat arrived here by
air Monday to close a 14-month
gap In Iran's relation! with
Britain.
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Premier Mohammed Messadegh
during the height of the Anglo
Iranian oil dispute was Charge
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Keixer Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Pederson and family left Sun
day by car for North Dakota
where they will spend Christ
mas with Mrs. Peder son's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Mill
house at Williston, N D. They
also will spend some time with
Mr. Pederson s brother and
family, the Carston Peterson
family.
Pederson's Cafe on North
River road will 'be closed for
the two weeks they are away
and will be redecorated by
Rusty Teeti.
Guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Onas S. Olson the
past week were their nephew
and his wife, Lt. and Mrs.
Harmon James Duncan, whe
recently arrived from service
in Germany. They left Sat
urday for Fort Lewis.
Jim Gllmore, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Gllmore of
Wayne drive, is home for the
holidays from Whitman col
lege. Visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. M. M. Basinger, 517
Wayne drive -are their daugh
ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Olsen of Hill City,
Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Downs
have purchased the L. D. Rob
ert's home on Wayne drive
and will move in about the
first of the year.
The Frank Junta family are
now in their new home on
Shoreline drive.
Mrs. H. M. Broadbent enter
tained the Kcizcr Ladies Sew
ing club at her home, 872 Sun.
set, on Thursday. The day
was spent in quilting. A no.
host luncheon was served at
noon. Members of the club
took their gifts to be distrlbut
ed to children at the Chemawa
Indian school.
Present were Mrs. Nick Le
Rud, Miss Ruth Rulifson, Mrs.
R. I. Kenney, Mrs. Nora
Pearce, Mrs. John H. Derrick,
Mrs. J. A. Gardner, Mrs.
Luther Melton, Mrs. J. E.
Whitehead, Mrs. Nettle Mor
ris, Mrs. Christine Bartruff,
Mrs. M. O. Nichols, Miss Lois
Keefer, Mrs. Ben Claggett,
Miss Ethel Hall, Mrs. Paul
Smith and Terry, Mrs. Arthur
Cummings, Mrs. R. B. McClay,
Miss Alta Hall, Mrs. W. G.
Earle, Mrs. O. D. Noren, Mrs.
R. J. Bunnell, Mrs. Otto Yun
ker and the bostesi, Mrs. H.
M. Broadbent.
The next meeting of the
club will be at the home of
Mrs. Otto Yunker, S041 Will
avenue, Thursday, January 7.
The Keizer Garden club
held its regular meeting Tues
day, December 16 at the fire
hall. Officers elected were
W. E. Savage, president; Mar
vin Black, vice-president; Mrs.
C. T. Danen, secretary-treasurer.
Guests at the home of the A.
Burr Black home, 2270 Che-
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Cascade High
Concert Dec. 22
Turner The musie depart
ment of Cascade Union High
school will present its annual
music program Dec. 22. 19S3.
la the high school gymnasium
at I p. m. There will be no
Charge.
The music will be presented
try oo select voices from the
mixed glee and girls glee form
ing special mixed choir for
the Christmas program, and
also by the band which will
play many special numbers.
The band and choir are under
the direction of William E. Bis-ell.
Wood burn Rotary
Plans Xmas Program '
Woodburn Lyman Seely
conducted the program at the
Woodburn Rotary club Thurs
day noon and gave quia on
the National magazine.
Perfect attendance awards
went to Ernest Livesay for two
years, C. H. Ahrens for seven
years and Ed Coman for T '
years.
Rev. Arthur Coble will be
program chairman for next
Thursday, Dee. 24, and will
present- a Christmas program.
Charles E. "Chuck" Yeager tells Plane Maker Lawrence
Bell his sensations as he flew the Bell X1A rocket pro
pelled ship more than 1600 miles an hour for a new
unofficial world record. Yeager held a news conference at
the Pentagon, Washington, D. C, to teU of the feat He
holds a model of the plane. (AP Wirephoto.)
mawa road, Christmas will be
the Ralph Black family of Al
bany. .
The Keizer Community
church announces a special
C hr i s t m a s program for
Wednesday evening, Dec. 23,
which will be presented by the
children of the church. The
program will start at 7:30 p.m.
They will present a akit en
titled "The Christmas Star" as
well as recitations and music.
Treats will be given to all
children attending. The public
is invited.
The Dine 'n Do club met
Thursday at the home of Mrs.
G. C. Pomeroy, 4715 N. River
Rd. Members enjoyed a Christ
mas party. Gifts were taken
for children, at the Chemawa
school. Plans were made to
help a Keizer family. The club
decided to purchase a tree for
the new Cummings school
yard, to be given In memory of
Wilba Lappen.
New officers elected were:
President, Mrs. Hugh Adams;
vice president, Mrs. M. C.
Green; secretary- treasurer,
Mrs. Mary Sloan.
i next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. M. C.
Green, 685 West Dearborn, on
Monday, January 14.
Bus Redinger of 5218 New-
berg drive injured his right
hand while repairing a vacu
um cleaner last Sunday after
noon. His hand is better and
he was back on the Job the past
week.
Bud Richey and family were
Keizer visitors the past week.
They were visiting at the home
of Mr. Richey's parents in Sa
lem. The Richeys were former
owners of Rlchley's fountain
and lunch in Keizer.
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Woodburn Grange
Gets 8 New Members
Woodburn The first and
second degrees were con
ferred upon eight candidates
at a special meeting of Wood
burn Grange No. 79, Friday
night, Dec. IS, at the Grange
hall. Lawrence Paradis, the
newly installed master, pre
sided for the first time.
A Christmas dinner was
served at 7:30 p.m. under the
direction of Mrs. Lela Hugill,
home economics chairman, as
sisted by Mrs. B. H. Odekirk
and Mrs. R. Avin.
Special guests were State
Deputy Schooling and Mrs.
Schooling, and Ira Loron of
Sllverton, Grange i insurance
representative. '
Candidates were Ed Hennle,
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hems
horn, Mr. and Mrs. James Jar-
vln, Mr. and Mrs. Dan WUliver
and Harold Livesay.
It was voted to postpone the
next meeting until Jan. 8.
Connecticut claims that the
first successful U. S. steel mill
was set up In 1744 in Sims-
bury.
Cory Sentenced to
4 Years in Prison
Rosebura (ffV Circuit Judse
Carl E. Wlmberty sentenced
William Frank Cory, 34, to four !
years In the state prison Friday
for Illegal possession of a pis
tol. Cory, who was acquitted last
summer of a charge of kidnap
ping Mrs. William Jones, the
wife of his former attorney,
gave notice of appeal before he
was taken to the penitentiary.
After the sentencing, Dlst.
Atty. Robert M. Stults filed an
habitual criminal charge
against Cory.
After the Revolutionary
War, the first nation to recog
nize the new United States
was Holland which provided a
three million guilder loan.
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