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THE CAPITAL JOURNAE, Satan, OrrjoB
Monday, January 11, I'M
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XITV MONDAT riOGKAM:
WiW Bill BlckMk, Three Men oe Two Bona'' rtarrin.
Cur Midiion.
Battfe 714, 7 Sgt Joe Friday ii assigned U track i narcotics
fine.
Arttmr Dun; Party, 7:11 Polly Berfea ii tht guest of
Kathrya Mumr.
Veke of Flresteae, l:M-Patrice Munsel ii tbil week's fuett
Deaals Day Shew, I IXnnii portrays hii ewa (rudfatlMr
with Dcnnii' mo Patrick In tht role of Dennis at a boy.
at at art MMtfaBwry Freseate, t:U "The Steady Man" atari
June Lockhart in! Arthur Franz. Story eoncerna young couple
u a aomesuc cruu caused Dy the proposed adoption el a baby,
iieatrlce Joy la featured.
N1U Owl Theatre, 11 "Exiled to Shanghai starring Wallace
Ford, June Travis and Dean, Jagger.
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MONDAT ON IOIN-TV: '
1:M pat. Armchair Theatre ''Mercy Island" starring Ray
Middleton and Gloria Dickson.
(:4S p-Bk, Oreateat Draau, The itory of the hie of Knute
Rockne, "The Bock of Notre Dame."
7 ajn. Studio Oae Maria Riva haa the atarrina role in a
tale of human sacrifice and faith, "The Master of the Rose," an
original televisioa drama by Michael Dyne.
p.aa, Boras sad Alice Grade's enthused over ber daffy
uncle Hirvey's lateit invention, a aolution to make plants growl
to barganiuan proportions. Analyzed by a chemist, the concoction
Is round to contain the makings of a perfect martini.
S:M p.at, Adelph Mea)ea Favorie Story stars Adolph Men-
ou in tne dual role oz pompous, self-centered: Dean WingaM wno
suDsututes bis aouoie. aeauring J sea urine la Bis place ea a
eollefe eanwus.
t aa, I Leva Laey Lucy's idea to bottle and seU salad
oresstng Mekfire when the orders multiply so test mat snes
actually losing mo nay in the episode "The Million Dollar idea,1
Lucille Ball end Deal Ames star.
- 1 p.sa, TV Bear "The 13 Clocks" starring Sir Cedrie Hard-
wlcke, cull Ratbbone, Roberta Peters and John Rain. A fantasy
adapted with music from the book by James Thurber. It tells
In Thurberesque, tongue la cheek manner, the story of a kind
Erince, a beautiful princess and an evil Duke who conspires to
eep true love from the world. He fears the consequences of
time, and haa (rosea Into silence the IS clocks oa bis tower.
11 am, Shewtiae aa Six "End of the River starring gabu.
TUESDAY EPTT PROGRAM:
What's CeoUagT 11:1 Barbara Angell prepares stuffed lamb
Dieae Lacas Shew, 11:3 Adventures la cooking.
Matiaee Theatre, 1 "13th Man" starring Weldon Beybure and
Inex Courtney.
Llberace, 7 Selections include: "Mamao En Quero," Sophisti
cated Lady,- 'you Made Me Love You," "Glowworm," "Minuet in
o and Tnere'il Be some Changes Made.
Mlltea Berle Shew, 8 One-hour variety entertainment with
Milton Berle and guests.
Fireside Theatre, a The First Prixe stsrs Grandon Rhodes,
Billy Gray, Olan Saule and Ann Doran. Story of a young man who
enters a national writing contest with a manuscript that Is not
his own sad wins first prize.
Ctrele Theatre, :! "The Piano Tuner" starring Otto Kruger.
Story of a msa who deserted his family 30 years sgo and returns
to uno an unexpected solution to nls wsy of living.
. Nile Owl Theatre, 11.I6 "Woman of Dolwya" starring Edith
evens anu cmeiya wiiuams.
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KOIN-TT TUESDAY PROGRAM:
3:U pjaArmchalr Theatre "Sing, Neighbor Sing" starring
Prad Taylor and Ruth Terry.
(:4S D.ou Jane Fremaa Shaw Jane Froman and her eomnanv.
formally dressed for the occasion, celebrate New Year's Eve in
a Manhattan Penthouse supper club, with aa aproprtate group of
songs ano osnces.
7:1 ll.au, Bellywoed Mask; Ball Thirty minutes of music
starring Lucille Norman with accompanist by .Victor Young and
his "staling 6trlngs." I i - " 1
I p.aa- orient Express "His Boy" . , . destination Rome.
:3t p nu, Suspense French film star Annabella appesrs for
first time oa televisioa in the part of a mysterious girl friend of
an American amine pilot in "Diamonds In the Sky".
1 p.m. Danger "Night of Reckoning" by John Ward and
adapted iot teieviaioa oy iteginaia Hose,
11 B.BL, Showtlsse ea Six "Topper Takes a Trip" starring
Rolsnd Young, Constance Bennett and Alan Mowbray.
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KPTV Sold lo
Slorer Group
CLEVELAND ! KPTV, Port
land, Ore., UHF television station,
was sold Friday to the Storer
Broadcasting Co. of Miami. Fla.
Storer paid I million, dollars
In the deal in which title to Empire
Coil Co, of New Rochelle, N. Y.,
and another television station.
WXEL ol Clevelan't, changed
hands.
Transfer o( the two TV stations
la subject to approval by the Fed
eral Communication! Commission.
Herbert Mayer, president of Em
pire Coll, said he was disposing ol
the property to devote more time
to his family. Besides operating the
two stations, the firm emnlova
about 300 persona manufacturing
sraiuiormers ana otner television
equipment at New Rochelle.
Storer ssld st his Miami head-
quarters that work would continue
substantially aa before at the plant
ana at uie two stations.
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Memory for
Silverton Man
SILVERTON A co-Incidence
In matching numbers
of an unusual nature was
verified by W. E. Light, vet
eran of World War II, whea
It was necessary to send la
his disabled veteran claim
number in checking with the
veterans administration re
quirements, Thursday.
In a conference with P.
M. Powell, local service of
ficer, Mr. Light was asked
If he brought hie "claim
number" with him, to which
he replied that he remem
bered It without reference
for two reasons, he bad a
memory for figures, and a
happening.
Light drove a Cletrae
tractor for seasonal cultiva
tion of the Fred and Ernest
Stadell hop growers tor
three consecutive seasons,
and did his own repairing,
many times having to buy
new parte which required
the serial number of the en
gine. Oa his first repair lob,
this serial number, S-lsS.-417,
clicked a memory of
another number. Ills claim
number as a dlublrd veter
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'OUTSTANDING YOUNG MEN OF 1953'
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Oil Domes Located 800
Miles From North Pole
Ire Keye, center, president of the California Junior Chamber
of Commerce, presents awards to four of the five men named
by the Chamber as the state's "Five Outstanding Young Men
of 1853." From left, are: Dr. Wendell Phillips, 32, of Concord,
an explorer; Jim Bishop, 34, Hollywood advertising executive;
Ksye: Lukis Fees, 31, associate professor of music at UCLA;
and Daln Domich, 33, Sacramento businessman and president
of the U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce. The fifth winner.
Dragnet's Jack Webb, waa not present. (AP Wirephoto.)
Mill City Lions fo
Back March of Dimes
imx CITY Charles Kelly.
president of the Mill City Lions
Club, has announced that the
Lions will sponsor the 1854 polio
drive In Mill City.
The csmpaign will run through
the month of January.
Several fund raising projects
already have started.
Wednesday evening the High
school varsity played the faculty
rnitn a benefit basketball game,
while the High School Women
and the High School girls were
opponents in a, volley ball game.
The Mill City Women's Club
will sponsor the "Mothers March
on Polio," agaia this year. The
Ladies Auxiliary of the Lions
Club already have raised $140
for the fund through a series of
"Coffees". Minature test tubes
have been placed in business es
tablishment. Date and place of
the annual Roosevelt Birthday
Ball will be announced later.
South Salem
SOUTH SALEM Extensive
courses la pump operation are
scheduled for Liberty Salem
Heights fire department on Tues
day, Jan. 12, and Wednesday,
Jsn. 13, at 7:30 p.m. at the
fire ball oa Lansford Dr.
Earl Albright, a traveling In
structor from the Oregon state
Vocational school, will be here
to give the course. This course
is strictly a specialty in pumps.
He win lecture and use a min
iature pump oa Tuesday evening
and will demonstrate on the dis
trict's pumps Wednesday even
ing. This course is open to the
public '
OTTAWA ID Canadian gov
ernment geologists have made a
discovery only MS mists (rem the
North Pole which some day may
surpass the eO wealth of Saudi
Arabia and Texas. .
The discovery comprises "salt
domes" far north of the Arctic
circle la a eS.CW-tquare mile area
of the Arctic archipelago. Under
the treeless stretch of tundra may
lie one of the biggest reservoirs of
oil in the wotld.
Officials here are excited about
the find, made last summer after
some peculiar rock formations
snowed on aerial photographs taken
by the Royal Canadian Air Force.
The find was made by W. W.
(Bill! Hevwood, 31, of Cowichan
Station, B.C., and D. W. Bolyard,
21, of Oklahoma City, Okla.. who
Investigated a dome on Ellef
Ringnes Island. '
The domes are aimilar to those
which led to discovery of oil fields
in Texas and Louisiana.
Government geologists caution
that presence of oil cannot be
definitely determined until a bole
has been drilled. But they do aay:
"It la recognized that the domes
are exceptionally favorable pros
pects for oil."
No claims have yet beea staked
in the area. Governntsut officials
are not permitted to do so, and
until bow only aorernrnent geolo
gists were aware of the discovery.
There isn't likely to be any stam
pede. The area is almost irxaecea-sinle.
Polled Hereford Sate
At Salem March 1 ' '
Officisls of the Oregon Polled
Hereford Association state that
their annual sale of top Polled
Hereford cattle will be held at
the State Fairgrounds in Salem.
Ore, March L Twenty four con
signors from all over the state
are taking the best of their
herds to the sale. . .
Local breeders consicnina to
the sale are the Rohwein Broth
ers of Scio. C. E. Lewis. Aums-
ville,- Paul Townsend, Gervaif
and C A. Fisher, Dallas.
R. B. Sears of Salem is a mem
ber of the sale committee and
Mr. Lewis is oa the board of
directors of the association.
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deer in Angeles National Forest,
blackened in the recent Mt. Wilson
forest tire, are being fed with bales
of hay until grasses sown by plane
have a chance to sprout.
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