THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Ortgtm
Saturday. January 9, 1954
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SATURDAY KTTV PROGRAM: i
The Tortnaker and His Friends, 11:30 Five children will appear
as guests at the "Toymakers."
Saturday Matinee, 12:S "Drums of the Desert stars Ralph
Byrd, Lorna Gray and Mantan Moreland. The second feature is
' "13th Man" with Eldon Bayburn and Ines Courtney.
- fiupennaa, 6:! "The Boy Who Hated Superman." A 16-year-
oid Boy nopes to aid his gangster uncle in Jul by spying on uara
Kent and Jimmie.
- Celoael Flack, :( A charitable widow is duped of her fortune
by two bogus scientist in "African Expendition." The Colonel and
Garvey crash a party and outwit these swindlers.
Treasure Hunt, :le Locally produced panel-quit Bob IfcCsrl is
the emcee.
The Life of Riley, ":00 Stan WillUm Bendix In "Riley's Anni
versary." Riley suspecU that he has a rival for the affections of
bis wife when the receives flowers from a stranger.
The Spike Jones Show, :00 Starring Spike Jones with the
"craziest show in the world."
Your Show f Shews, (:0ft Ninety minutes of comedy, dancing.
and singing with Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca.
- Your Bit Parade, 10:3ft Dramatizations of the top tunes of the
week.
Greatest' Fights of the Century, 11:00 Billy Conn vs. Helio Bet
tins at Madison Square Garden, September 33. 1939.
Premiere Theater, 11:15 "History is Made tt .mjm" stars l nines
Boyer and Jean Arthur,
SATURDAY ON KOINTV PROGRAM:
2:M a.m. Armchair Theater "Operation Hayllft" starring Bill
Williams, Ann Rutherford and Jane Nigh. (1951) release.) "Cap
tain Caution" starring Victor Mature, Alan Ladd and Bruce Cabot
- 4:10 p.m. Laurel and Hardy Starring in "Bohemian Girl."
' 5:00 n.m. Roller Derby A thirty minute feature showing on of
the fastest growing popular sports in the nation.
C:M D.m This Is Show Business Betty Furness joins panelists
George S, Kaufman and Sam Levenson. Clifton Fadiman is host
and emcee. Guest artists include comedian Morey Amsterdam and
Ballerina Kathryn Lee.
7:00 o.m. Medallion TheaterThe Magic Touch. A top writer
for a Dublic relations organization is confronted by a perplexing
accusation when his son discovers that the political speeches he
his been writing for a client are in complete contradiction of his
tatter's teachings.'
IFcM sun. Showtime on Bis "Cutis In the Desert" starring
Arleea W helm and Richard Derr.
SUNDAY KOINTV PROGRAM:
2:00 a.m.. Omnibus with Alius ir Cooke as emcee. Features the
Casedesus Family, a piano-playing family; "Decision for Chemis
try.'' an award-winning film: "True or False," a presentation by
Thomas S. Buecbner of the Corning Museum or Glsss on art for
geries, brought over from Holland; and "The Remarkable Case of
lilr. Bruhl," starring Elliott Nugent, based on a James Thurber
r short story.
I:N b.bu See It Now Edward R. Murrow and his "See It Now"
staff spend another Christmss with allied troops in Korea and
report on conditions at the end of the explanation talks" to the
Prisoners of war.
I 4:00 p-hl. Crown Theater Dramatic telecast starring Gloria
I Swanson.
' S:C3 p.m. You Are There The hard-earned moment of triumph
latter live years ox war, when Lord cornwauis surrendered to Gen
leral Washington, will be recreated as Walter Cronkite and the
"You Are There" cameras return to Oct 17, 1781, to report "The
ender of Corn wa Ills at Yorktown."
1:38 p.m- Pride of the Fsmily A visit from Uncle Harry puts
Mbie Morrison on the defensive and creates a situation for the
entire family.
a:Ot p.m.. Toast of the Town Doretta Morrow, currently appear
ing in the Broadway musical "Kismet," will be Ed Sullivan's guest.
'Also featured on the program will be John Harris' "Icecapades,"
Richard Haydn, film actor; Jose Greco, Spanish dancer; Robert
Xamcrest, Continental ventriloquist; Les Compaenons de la Chan
on, French singing group, and tha .Three Buddela, comedy acro-
atic group.
5:00 p.mw Blag Crosby Show Blng Crosby wilt make his Iong
jvaited television debut with J B;2sy ss his Slug' licuui
i De a relaxed, lmormai session or music, comedy ana gay banter
Benny and announcer Ken carpenter. Dancer Sheree North.
Cass County Boys, guitarist Ferry Botkin and pianist Buddy
lie also will be featured in the premiere.
io:oa p.m. The web "The Blue Bottle" with Martin Houston,
an Hallaran and Russell Hardie.
with Dennis' son Patrick in the role of Dennis as a boy.
Robert Montgomery Presents, :! "The Steady Man" stars
June Lockbart and Arthur Franz. Story concerns a young couple
in a domestic crisis caused by the proposed adoption of a baby
Leatrice Joy is featured.
Nile Owl Theatre, 11 "Exiled to Shanghai" starring Wallace
ruru, rfuoe xravis ana uvmn iasKc
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MONDAY ON KOINTV:
10:45 a-nw Spotlight Revue Fifteen minutes of music, news
and program prevuea. 4
11 a., KOIN TV Kitchen Live KOINTV homemaker pro-
grain (caiuring dcujt iavie numv nuituinuu
1:30 p.nu Armchair Theatre "Mercy Island" starring Ray
Middleton and Gloria Dickson.
0:45 p.m. Greatest Drama, The story of the life of Knute
Rockne, "The Rock of Notre Dame."
7 p.m. Studio One Maria Riva has the starring role In a
tale of human sacrifice and faith, "The Master of the Rose," an
original television drama by Michael Dyne.
t pjn. Burns and Allen Grade's enthused over her daffy
uncle Harvey's latest invention, a solution to mike plants grow
to Gargantuan proportions. Analyzed by a chemist, the concoction
is found to contain the makings of a perfect martini
8:30 p.m., Adolph Mfnjou Fsvorie Story stars Adolph Men-i
jou in the dual role of pompous, self-centered Dean Wingate who
suosmutes nis oouoie, se staring jaca urine in nis puce on a
college campus.
p.m., I Love Lucy Lucy's idea to bottle and sell aalad
dressing backfire when the orders multiply so fast that she's
actually losing money in the episode "The Million Dollar Idea."
Lucille Ball and Desi Arnei star.
10 p.nu, TV Hour 'The 13 Clocks" starring Sir Cedric Hard
wicke, Basil Rathbone. Roberta Peters and John Raitt A fantasv
adapted with music from the book by James Thurber. It tells
in Thurberesque, tongue in cheek manner, the story of a kind
prince, a beautiful princess and an evil Duke who conspires to
keep true love from the world. He fears the consequences of
time, and has frozen into silence the 13 clocks on his tower.
11 p.m.. Showtime on Six "End of the River starring Sabu.
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Vnnday Matinee, 11:00 "Drums of the Desert." Ralph Byrd, Lor
Cray and Mantan Moreland. Also "Missing Lady" with Kane
Imond and Barbara Reed.
edding Belles, 2:30 Gene Brendler emcees brides' show.
Life Begins at 80, 3:00 Paolo Gallico, 85-year-old musician and
pier concert pianist, and William Gaxton, singer, are guests,
toy Rogers, 4:00 "Ghost Gulch.'' Roy employs the services of
1 et and Dave Evans to get him out of a tight spot.
ra Parade, 4:30 "Animals of the Hot Regions." Tropic charac-
itics will be defined and illustrated.
all of Fame, 5:00 "Crusade to Liberty." Stars Douglas Mont
tery and Jan Englund. Story concerns James Edwsrd Ogle
rpe's single-handed battle against England's debtor prisons,
ictory at Sea, 6:00 "D-Day." The Allied invasion of Normandy,
lsions by Roosevelt and Churchill and actual landings and break-
DUBh.
laid Winchell Show, 7:00 Loss of a valuable statue plunges the
W Into comedy and confusion. Mary Ellen Terry returns to the
W with her dance specialties.
sr. Peepers, 1:30 Mr. Peepers returns from Manhattan and finds
ryone interested In the Weskit's impending blessed event.
Comedy Hour Stars Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis.
television Playhouse, 9:00 "Hangman in the Fog" starring Dane
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Iter to Loretta, 10:00 "Hotel Irritant" starring Loretta Young.
ieet the Press, 11:00 Lawrence Spivak, moderator and Senator
iwiana ot iiutorma.
MONDAY PROGRAM
This is the Life, 12:30 Dramatic story of Emily Fisher.
cr's secretary, who is torn between loyalty to her own con-
nee ana loyalty to ner now.
Matinee Theatre, "Melody Range" stars Mary Beth Hughes
Cooper and Eddie Qulllan.
lid Bill Hlrkock, ("Three Men on Two Horses ' starring
Madison.
Badge 714, 1 SgL Joe Friday is assigned to crack a narcotics
Arthur Murray Party, 1:30 Polly Bergen is the guest of
Ihryn Murray.
Voice el Firestone, 8:30 Patrice Munsel is this week s guest
Dennis Day Show, 9 Dennis portrays his own grandfather
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0:00 p.m. KPTV Colonel Flirt
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0:10 P.m. KPTV Treaeure Hunt
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T:30 p.m. KPTV Ethel and Albert
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KOIN Roy Bolter show
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Albany Coach
Gets Promotion
ALBANY Appointment of
Stanley Ciecn, Albany union
high school tics principal and
head football coach, aa full-tuna
assistant principal or a s an
nounced Friday by John Cox.
union high school district No. 8
superintendent
Superintendent Cox said that
the appointment was approved
by the district board of directors
st its December meetini. sub
ject to Czech's acceptance.
This means, uid the .superin
tendent, that it will be necessary
for the board to employ a new
football coach.
Necessity for a full-time school
administrator at the union high
school, superintendent Fox ex
plained, arises from the fact that
when the senior high school and
ninth grade are combined as a
four-year high school in the new
building now in process of con
struction, the student body will
number not less than 1050.
Czech came to Albany in IMS
following his grsduation from
Oregon State college as line
coach under former Coach Rex
Hunsaker, .and succeeded Hun
saker when the latter went to
Klamath Falls to coach at the
Oregon Institute of Technology.
Bethel Names
FU Delegates '
BETHEL Elected as delegates
to the state convention of the
Oregon Farmers Union at the
January meeting) of Bethel local
were Jake Neufeidt and Walter
Baker. Alternates elected were
Ralph Wilson and Nile W. Hil-
born. The convention will be
held in the VFW Hall in Salem,
Feb. 11, 12 and 13.
Bethel local's newly elected
president. Warren Creech, con
ducted the meeting. It was
brought out that Creech served
four years as president when
Bethel local was organized 23
years ago. It was the second local
formed in Marion County. Central
Howell local being the first local
and Mt. Angel local was the third
organized.
Jack Wells, vice-president of
Buena Vista local, was the guest
speaker; giving a talk on his ex
periences in Bolivia in the inter
ior of S. A., as an international
exchange student. He showed a
collection of colored slides and
answered questions.
Mrs. James Laudcrback and
Mrs. Ralph Wilson were in charge
of serving. The budget meeting
will be held in February. There
will be mntion pictures and the
annual oyster supper.
HELB FOR FOKUERY
ALBANYA. D. McClanahan
was bound over in district court
here on a forgery charge after
he had waived oreliminarv hear
ing. He is being detained in the
Linn county jail for lack of
$2000 bond. McClanahan is ac
cused of having forged the name
of Jack Carter to a $65 check
drawn on the Bank of Albany
and dated November 19, 1953.
GAVEL CHANGES HANDS
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Calvin Kent (left) turns the gavel over to Rudy Calaba,
as the latter was installed president cf the Salem Board of
Realtors Friday noon. Al Crose, state real estate commis
sioner, was the installing officer.
Lebanon Sewage Plant
Now 70 Percent Complete
serving as representative with
Mrs. Robert Ballard on the Sa
lem Garden council board.
The speaker, using a chart.
spoke of the different varieties
of perennials that may be
grown in the valley.
Present were Mrs. Ballard,
Mrs. H. Willard Cole. Mrs. Vin
cent Kremer, Mrs. Llnyd Keenc,
Mrs. Lowell Hann, Mrs. Glenn
LEBANON The city sew
age disposal plant is 70 per
cent complete, Mayor Elmer
Fitzgerald reported at the city
council meeting this week. It
may be in operation before
July 1, the original date set
for completion.
The announcement was mad;
in the mayor's review of civic
accomplishments during 1953.
The 70 per cent completion
mark included both primary
treatment plant and a second
contract for construction of -a
secondary filter unit.
The mayor stressed the po
lice department's safety pro
gram which has resulted in
three straight years without a
traffic fatality within the city.
He pointed out that mercury
vapor street lights have, re
placed the old type in nearly
all sections of the city. The
program 'will be completed
litis year, lie said.
Flans for 1954 include the
construction of public rest
First Aid Teacher
Classes Start Mon.
LEBANON A course for
training Red Cross first aid in
structors will begin Monday
at the Lebanon high school, an
nounces John Simi, county first
aid chairman.
To be held five consecutive
evenings from 7:30 to 10:30
p.m., it will be open to any
qualified county resident. New
instructors must be the holder
of a current advanced first aid
card. Persons now qualified as
instmr'tnr. mov etnrnll 'n. a
I "- ,Mr"; RaPh Hcin- Mrs- i fresher course or if their cards
William Hartley and the hostess. have laojed thov iv r.n.
A special occasion at the East . tncm throuch this course
rooms in the city library and
the development of a parking
area on the rear portion of the
library lot.
One project slated for action
last year, and still unfinished,
is the renumbering of homes
and renaming of several
streets. The mayor expressed
the need to complete It this
year since street signs at in
tersections are in poor condi
tion. Continuation of the street
program is planned. Request is
being made that all applica
tions be submitted to the
council before March 1, to al
low an earlier start on the
work.
Establishment of a sinking
fund over a period of three or
four years was suggested by
Kenneth Fuller, councilman.
He said the money would be
n! to old residents of "wneei-
er street from Grant street
north in paving the road. Hea
vy vehicles, including all log
ging truck, are required to use
this route which necessitates a
heavier roadway. He said resi
dents should not be required to
bear the extra expense.
A pledge for city aid in
park development was voiced
by Councilman Robert Heimer
dinger. He said that help was
needed in improving Riverside
park, a project sponsored by
the Kiwanians and the south
west recreation area on which
the Jaycees are spending time
and money.
Salem Nursery kindergarten
A Red Cross field representa-
East Salem
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Everywhere
what of tomorrow?
what wilt It bring?
Cod has the answer:
HEAR
Evangelist
LEE ENSEY
TH1 TEXAN"
Every Night (Except fat)
Through Jan. 17,
7:30 P. M.
FREE METHODIST
CHURCH
Market it Winter 81 .
FIRST METHODIST
CHURCH
Down Town the Tall While
Spire With the Chimes
9:30 and 11:00 a. m.
"CHRIST CAN CHANGE
THE WORLD"
Broadcast - KSIM -11:30.13:00
Brooks H. Moors
Minister
EAST SAI.KM Marvin Black,
manager of the Black Perennial
gardens of Keiier district, was
the guest speaker at Thursday s
meeting of the Lansing Neigh-
oors i, anion ciuo.
Mrs Ernest Walker was host
ess for the meeting at her Marht
Ave. home. Following the serv
ing of a dessert luncheon, a
short business meeting was con
ducted by the president. Mrs.
Walker will be the new member
"."B? " lareweu pany ; tiv. in char nf fj, ,H
lor Malcolm (.avenaugh. son of. "
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Cavanaugh, 1 water safety has been assigned
who are moving this week to : to conduct this course. i
Tenrlleton. !
Guests were Paul Stark. Dick
Blackburn, Gregg Dnndalson,
Kathy Lou Tandy, Rolin Pugh,
Maureen Baker. Janet Young,
Douglas Engficld. Sharrol Hen
derson, Wanda Hauiman, Doug
las Dondalson, David Price. Peg
gy Boyd, Kathcrine Zielinski,
Billy Davis and their teacher.
How Christian Science Heals
"Scars of the Past
Can Be Wiped Out"
KSLM 1390 kc,
Sunday, 5:30 P. M.
St Mark's
LUTHERAN
343 N. Church SU
Rev. John L. Cauble, Pastor
Sunday Services
0 .10 a m. .Sunday School
11:00 a m. Morning Worship
S 00 p m, Intermediate league
7:00 p m. Annual Congrega
tional meeting
ALL ARE INVITED
"Who Are Members of the True Church?"
(Ind Sermon of Series, "God's Answers to Man's Questions
Concerning the Church")
St'XDAY EVENING 7:45 YOU ARE INVITED
Every Family Should Attend God's Honse Every Sunday
Work and
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b Worship With
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KtoaptisqL'kKTtk
Sunday Schedule
9:45 A. M.
Sunday Srhool
11:00 A. M
Morn. Worship
6:30 P. M
Training I'nion
7:45 A. M.
Eve. Worship
3000 Lansing Ave. James Frost. Pastor WELCOME
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TEMPLE
Market and Park
Do Not Fail to Hear
Rev, and
Mrs. Birger Thomet
of Oslo, Norway
At all services on Sunday
A rich spiritual ministry
A Musical Treat
Census Count
January 11
The current population sur
vey will be conducted in this
area during the week of Janu
ary 11, according to Supervisor
E. Rainboth of the U.S. Census
Bureau district office at Seat
tle. The current population sur
vey, taken monthly here and' in
229 other areas throughout
the country, provides up-to-date
national figures on em
ployment and unemployment.
This information it used by
business and government for
analysis of current labor force
I conditions.
Supervisor Rainboth point
ed out that information furn
ished to the Census Bureau
concerning individual persons
is accorded confidential treat
ment under the law and only
statistical totals are published.
Interviews for the current po
pulation survey in this area are
handled by Opal L. Nieswander
and Robert H. Treupel.
Woodburn PTA
Gives Program
WOODBURN Sixteen men
of the Woodburn Parent-Teacher
association presented the pro
gram at the regular meeting
Tuesday night at the Washing
ton school which included an
humorous novelty skit of a cir
cus animal parade. Specialty
acts were presented by M. G.
Henderson and Dr. A. K. Guild.
Mrs. Ralph Pickering presid
ed over ' the business session
which followed the program.
Mra. Walter Taylor gave a re
port on the Marion county PTA
council meeting Dec. 9 at Moni
tor which she and Mrs. Picker
ing attended. In the report she
stated that volunteer workers
were requested by the council
from each unit in the county
to assist at the state convention
to be held at Salem In April.
A "mothers' singing chorus"
has beeen organized to be di
rected by . Mrs. Glen Ahre, the
first rehearsal to be Jan. 14 at
the Lincoln school at 2:30 in
the afternoon.'
The room count for the most
parents was won by Keith
Llewellyn's room.
The January board meeting
was announced for Jan. 21 at
the Elmer Witham home.
Unlicensed Driver
Given $100 Penalty
SWEET HUME Clyde
Wayne St. Clair, 38, Sweet
Home, was fined $100 for driv
ing while operators' license
was suspended and received a
jail sentence of two days on
the same charge. He was fined
an additional $10 for violation
of basic rule on a Municipal
court warrant, in Municipal
court with Judge Ed Russell
officiating.
Other fines collected at this
weeks sessions totaled $50.
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YE SING, Prop.
Best Chinese Cook
First Church of the Nazarene
Center at Thirteenth
9:45 Church School
10:50 "Old Fashioned
Hospitality''
6:30 "Youth Hour"
7:30 "World Shaking
Events"
Salem's Singing Church
WILLIAM F. CLAY Minister
SATURDAY, 8 P.M.
Hear MAX WYATT
"THE WORLD CHALLENGE"
Just returned from West Afrirs where thousands were healed.
Fillet with the Holy Spirit. Bro. Wyatt brims a report that
will both thrill and rhallence yog.
SUNDAY, 8 P. M.
"MY CHRISTMAS GIFT IN AFRICA"
A Story of God's Visitation in Gold Coast that is almost
unbelievable
SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:S A.M.
WORSHIP SUNDAY. 11 A.M.
FAITH TABERNACLE
1305 North 5th at Gatnee
Salem's. Undenominational Church
A Tribute - -
7c Out Jiretneh!
When fire breaks out ot four o'clock in the
morning, your alert hook-and,-ladder guord
lons ore instantly on the job. Heroically
and ofttimes trogicolly, these brave men in
helmets think only of YOU, your family,
and the protection of your property. The
firemon is an integral part of our City
Government. He must be olways physically
tit. He must respond without hesitation at
the clang of the bell. Night and day, sum.
mer and winter, he must be on call to fight
the flomes ond scale the towering ladder
He is a mon of ACTION, upon whom all
of us depend. We salute his brovery and
commend his faithfulness!
Capital Drug Store
405 State St. Corner of Liberty
WE GIVE SS-fC GREEN STAMPS
We Salute Our Town!
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