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Vf 18 Friday, February 12, 1954 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon Tele-Views S3 Radio-Television P Eve Arden Wins as Best Female Star in TV Series On Television By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD Ut-Edward H. I won the academy's Kmmy as FRIDAY ON KOINTV: 3:15 p.m., Armchair Theatre "Affairs of Ceraldine" starring jane withers and James Lydon. 6:45 p.m., Jane Froman Show Miss Froman, iu a tribute to Jerome Kern, sings "Who," "The Night Was Made for Love", and "Can't Help Loving That Man". The dancers do a number to "I Won't Dance". .- 8 p.m., Amos 'N' Andy Kingfish oversells himself when he convinces Andy that he's sick enough to ecd "hospitalization. Kingfish decides that hospitalization policies, if sold to strictly healthy people, can provide him with a lucrative income and decides to go into the business of selling health insurance. 9 p.m., Playhouse of Stars Academy Award-winner Broderick Crawford plays a police lieutenant who serves time in a state peni tentiary in order to obtain evidence for i man facing excution on a bum rap, in "Man from Outside". 9:30 p.m.. Our Miss Brooks Eve Arden concentrates her ef forts on charity by selling tickets to the Policeman's Ball, but runs Into trouble when the ducats prove to be phony. 11 p.m., Showtime on Six "Jane Eyre", starring Virginia uruce, conn Liive ana iJerye Mercer. FRIDAY ON KPTV: What's Cooking? 10:30 Barbara Rickman, brunette Civic Theatre actress appearing with Barbara Angel, as candidate for "Miss Flowers" title of Florist Advertising Council. Matinee Theater, 1 "Paradise Isle," starring Movita, Warren Hull. Sky King, 8 "Wings of Justice," tells Sky's prevention of neighbor s Doing victimized lor Ms ore property. Cavalcade of Sports, 7 Joe Giambra, Buffalo, vs. Italo Scor- tichini, Italy, Madison Square Garden. 10 rounds. Middleweight!. Dave Garroway Show, 8 Variety show starring Garroway with comedian luii .Norton, jack Haskell, Jill Corey; Skitch Henderson directing. Inner Sanctum, 8:30 p.m. "Good Luck Charm," story of poor cabbie tinning inrtune in cab. Big Story, 9 Old man claims to he Jesse James, bandit: Lind ey Whitten, reporter of the Lawton, Okla. "Constitution" plays big part. Campbell Snundstage, 9:30 "Golden Box," starring Patty Mo Cormack, John Stephen, Dorothy Donahue. Heidelberg Wrestling, 10 Local live; from Armory. Nile Owl Theater, 11:01 "Man in the Dingy." SATURDAY ON KOIN TV: 2:30 p.m., Armchair Theater "Red Desert" starring Don Barry, Tom Neil, and Jack Holt; "Sons of steel' starring Charles Star rett and Polly Ann Young. 6:00 p.m., This Is Show Business Stage and screen star Eva Gabor joins regulars George S. Kaufman and Sam Levenson as guest panelist on This Is Show Business. Clifton Fadiman is host and moderator. Guest artists will be vocalist Rusty Draper and Ving Merlin and his instrumentalists. 11:00 p.m., Showtime on Six "Pirate Submarine," filmed where it happened, in the heart of the Mediterranean. SATURDAY ON KPTV: Magic Circus, 10:30 "Magic Circus," featuring Klinker the Clown, and his pals. Adventures of Blinky, 10:45 Introducing the bewitched boy, Blinky, who has as friends the "Whatnot Tree," "Happy," "Weaver," "Foggy," and "Gargoyle," denizens of the "Mighty Mixed-Up Forest." Smilin' Ed's Gang, 11:00 "Wild Honey." Toymaker and His Friends, 11:30 Valentine judging and prize awarding. Guests (chosen from best letters): Carole Ann Robisnn, 8, Vancouver; John B. Gregory, 10; Mike Mcnconi, 7; Ca.-l Rath, 10, and Kathleen Jo Tanaka, 7, all of Portland. Saturday Martinee, 12:00 "Rip-Roaring Riley," starring Lloyd Hughes, Grant Withers. Sports Clinic, 2:00 Features Bill Stout. Instructional program for young sports enthusiasts. Texas Rasslln', 2:15 Danny Savich vs. Ivan Kalmikoff. Wild Red Berry ts. Ricky Star. Roy Dunn vs. Irish Jack Kennedy. Abbott and Costello, 5:00 "Pest Exterminators." The pair is mistaken lor psychiatrists, in a call to a house to "take care of ants." Superman, 5:30 "Jimmy Olsen, Boy Editor." Boys hold impor tant offices of Metropolis one day. A faked story by Editor Jimmy proves his undoing. Life of Riley, 7:00 "Riley Balances the Budget," This enthusiasm-propelled project proves his own entrapment I Led Three Lives, 8:00 Richard Carlson, as Herb Philbrick, FBI agent, is involved in near-disaster in saving a kidnapped child. Original Amateur Hour, 8:30 Young performers dreaming of glory in show business, given their chance by Ted Mack. Your Show of Shows. 9:00 Margaret ("Papa's Little Girl") Tru man is guest for Sid Caesar and Imogenc Coca. Your Hit Parade, 10:30 Dorothy Collins to sing "Lucky in Love." Top tunes to be sung and played. Greatest Fights of the Century, 11:00 Gil Turner vs. Joe Miceli, bout of December 22, 1052, 10-round welterweight that ended in sixth. Premiere Theater, 11:15 "Young and Willing," starring Susan Hayward, William Holden and Eddie Bracken. Murrow, Eve Arden and Donald O'Connor wen the top awards of the Television Academy last night, but a pudgy English professor stole the show. Murrow, who ne to fame with his broadcasts during the London blitz, was named the outstanding TV personality of 1953 by the Academy of Television Arts and TV personality of 1953 by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. Murrow's See It Now was also named the best news or .sports program. Miss Arden, ' the glamorous schoolmarm of Our Miss Brooks, was announced as the best female star of a regular series at the gala dinner in the Hollywood Palladium. O'Connor, one of i the comedians on the Sunday night Comedy Hour, NO TRIANGLE r :.- ,'2k aAl , ; li t I I ft ' 1 I It . tw I. i the best male star. None of the top winners was present. The biggest ovation went to Dr. Frank C. Baxter, University of Southern California professor who delivers Shakespearian lec tures on KNXT. He received awards for the best public affairs program, and as outstanding male performer. Continuing on a highbrow level. the academy named Omnibus as the best variety program over the shows of Sullivan, Jackie Gleason, Sid Caesar and others. The two most popular programs in the country repeated their wins of last year. I Love Lucy was selected the best situation comedy pro gram, and tight-lipped Jack Webb's Dragnet scored as the best mystery, action or adventure program. The other national awards or bests: Dramatic program: U.S. Steel Hour. Public affairs program: "Vic tory at Sea."' Children's program: Kukla, Fran & Ollie. New program: Make Room for Daddy and U.S. Steel Hour (tie). Supporting actor in a series: Art Carney of the Jackie Gleason Show. Audience participation, quiz or panel program: This Is Your Life and What's My Line (tie). Supporting actress of a series: Vivian Vance of I Love Lucy. The TV academy awards are nominated by television editors throughout the nation and final selections are made by the aca demy s 550 members. SUNDAY ON KOIN TV: 12:00 noon, Adventure "Elastic Time," the story of how modern science has been able, through new techniques of photography, to condense or stretch time, will be presented on "Adventure." Richard E. Pough, Chairman of the Department of Conservation and Gen eral Ecology at the Museum, will show how man's knowledge has been increased through time-lapse photography and stroboscopic, or high-speed photography. 12:30 p.m., Coatest Carnival Circus variety program, with Gene Crane as Barker: Phil Sheridan and Harry I.evan as clowns "Ker ns!" and "Carny," Joan Coale as Puff, and Dave Stephens and his carnival Mann. 2:00 p.m.. Omnibus Japan's famed Azuma Kahuki dancers, brought to the United Slates under the auspices of the Emperor's brother, Prince Takahatsu, will make their American debut on "Omnibus." Other segments of the program feature an original television drama, entitled "Paso Doble," by Budd Schulherg: Claude Rains and Douglas Watson in i scene from the new T. S. Flint play, "The Confidential Clerk," and a narration of "The Whale Who Wanted to Be a Submarine." 4:30 p.m., Annie Oakley "Annie Gets Her Man" starring Gail Davis. 5:00 p.m., Gene Autry Show "The Tcare Maker." 6:00 p.m.. You Are There The day the beautiful and frivolous Marie Antoinette, Queen of France, died on the guillotine will be recreated when Waller Cronkite and the "You Arc There" cameras return to Oct. 6, 1793, to report "The Last Moment of Marie Antoinette." 7:00 p.m., Private Secretary Office receptionist Vi Praskins gets Susie MacNamara in a jam by sending Susie's picture in a pen pal letter to a western cattleman, on "Private Secretary," starring Ann Sothern. 8:00 p.m., Toast of the Town Motion picture star Merle Oberon heads the guest list on Ed Sullivan's "Toast of the Town." Other headline guests will be film star Dorothy Lamour, monologist Kulh Draper, violinist Yehudi Mentihin, and Phil Silvers. The 50-mcmhcr Glee Club of the University of Oklahoma and the Novell ns, novelty act, arc also featured. Vice President Richard M. Nixon and Henrv Ford II, Chairman of the Board of Crusade for Freedom and the American Heritage Foundation, will open a public "Crusade for Freedom." 9:00 p.m., Fred Waring Show Fred Warinss Pennsvlvanians will offer a musical salute to winter and snow. The production will include "Winter Wonderland," "Marshmallow World," "Snow, Snow, Beautiful Snow," "The Sleigh," "Let It Snow." "When I Marry Mr. Snow," and "Hanover Winter Song," in addition to special arrange ments of four old favorites. 9:30 p.m., Man Behind the Badce A detective saves a familv's honor while testing a crime prevention theory in a shoplifting rase in "The Cleveland Story." Comedian Jackie Gleason said that divorce was "out of the question" in triangle in volving himself, his estranged wife, and dancer Marilyn Tay lor (above). Gleason said he would never seek a divorce from his wife, Genevieve, be cause both are Roman Catho lics. (UP Telephoto) Gov. Patterson at Broadcasters Meet Gov. Paul Patterson will speak Friday noon at the Oregon State Broadcasters luncheon in Eu gene.. He will attend the Lincoln Day program in Portland Friday night at which Sen. Guy Cordon will speak. The governor will talk in Port land 'Saturday afternoon to the Portland Federated Women's Clubs, and on Saturday night, he will address the Oregon Truck ers Association in Portland. KPTV (27) . KOIN-TV (6) UHF VHF FRIDAY 10 M a.m. KPTV Dim Doni Brhoo) - KOIN Hoslrai Houir It 30 a.m. KPTV What'a cookini KOIN TBA 10:11 m. KPTV What'a Cookrni KOIN Brighter Day 11:00 a.m. KPTV Haaklns Palls KOIN KOIN Kltchm 11:11 l.ra. KPTV 3 BUna to Heaven KOIN Spolltla Revue 11:0 III. KPTV mend of Pamllr KOIN KOIN Kitchen 11:41 em. 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Proceeds from the dinner will be used for the carpet fund. The public is invited to attend. 10:00 p.m.. The Web Broadway actress Frances Starr plays a nursing home patient who spends a night of terror while visiting relatives, in "The Visit." SUNDAY ON KPTV: Mr. Smiles Reads the Funnies, 9:15 Graham Archer entertains the youngsters. What One Person Can Do, 9:45 Father heller discusses the Christopher movement. Facts rorum, 11:00 Interview with Harold velrtc and Clinton Anderson. Sunday Matinee, 11:30 "Wings Over the Pacific," starring Inez Cooper, Clinton Anderson. Food for Thought, 1:00 Panelists Maureen Ncybcrger, Glen Sil- verthorn, and John Denny, with Howard McAnulty as moderator, hear and discuss Elmer Deetz' position as marketer of raw con sumer milk. Sponsor of new show: Oregon Food Merchants Assn. How Does Your Garden Grow? 1:3(1 Water gardens will be discussed. Wedding Belles, 2:30 With "Hearts and Flowers" as theme, El win J. l'erske, chief assistant marriage license clerk, Multnomah county, will be guest of brides-to-be "how to wed" show. Life Begins at 80, 3:00 Comedian Jack Carter, guest; old-time song session for panel members. Kukla, Fran and Ollie, 3:30 "Wanted, One Cupid," special Val entine's program starring Oliver J. Dragon. Roy Rogers, 4:00 "Perils from the Past," with reformed criminal, blackmailed. Zoo Parade, 4:30 Factual program about wild creatures. Hallmark of Fame. 5:00 Sarah Churchill as hostess-narrator. Victory at Sea, 6:00 (Part 20.) "Return of the Allies." showing ground-fighting for Luzon, initial landings at Lingayen gulf, final battle for Manila. Life with Elizabeth, 6:30 Betty White, starred in family situa tion comedy. Paul Winrhrll Show, 1:00 Miss llaggerty, Jerry Mahnney's school teacher, persuades Paul to entertain her out-of town cousin. Mr. Prepers, 7:30 Harvey Woskit falls ill on the eve of a chess match in which he and Mr. Peepers are expected U1 defend their school's prowess. The new school janitor takes his place on condition. Colgate Comedy Hour, 8:00-Starring Donald O'Connor, with I guests Beatrice Kay, Sid Miller. A Punch and Judy act. Television Playhouse, 9:00 "The Huntress," starring Judy Hol liday in her first big dramatic role in TV. The heroine, campaign ing for a spouse, buys a charm course. Tony Randall in romantic lead. Lorelta Young Show, 10:00 A sister-in-law's suspicions jeopar dize the happy marriage of Lcnore and Lionel Kent in "Act of Faith." Man Against Crime, 10:30 In "Target with Two Ts," the under world puts a $10,000 bounty on Mike Harnett, to deter his testifying. Meet the Press, 11:00 U. S. Senator .Inhn F. Kennedy (D.-Mass.) as guest. Panelists: Lawrence Spivak. Mae Craig, of the Portland (Me.) Press Herald; Ned Brooks of NBC and Marquis Childs of United Features. Twenty Questions, 11:30 Barbara Ann Scott, skating star, guest panelist. Regular panelists: Fred Van Deventer. Florence Rinard, Hern Polcsie and Dick Harrison; Jay Jackson, moderator. "I have bars on my T. V. screen!" If adjusting the horizontal hold control doesn't correct the condition, you have a com ponent failure an your T. V, set. Usually, it is one of sev eral tubes which condition can generally be corrected by a qualified technician in your own home. When you need reliable service, Call 4 5512 Television Service Co. 1410 S. 12th St. 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Daily NARR RADIO And TELEVISION 2140 S. Commercial Open Evenings Til 9 RCA Victor TELEVISION Sales Service Installation RALPH JOHNSON APPLIANCES Open Friday Night 'Til 9 355 Center Ph. 3-3139 Lincoln Could Have Handled Any Present Day Wrestlers By HARM AN WASHINGTON (UP) There is no doubt that Abe Lincoln could handle any or several of the grunters that pass for WTest lers these days. The 16th president, as the books will tell you, was more powerful than his fence post figure would lead you to believe. There is the oft repeated story about the time he challenged the town roughneck to rassle for no money or - chalk, even someplace in Kentucky. The fu ture President, it says in several books, flexed himself, walked across the dustv street and pick- i ed up his opponent Tallest rres neni SUNDAY 1:15 A.m. irPTV Heading punnles 8:30 a.m. KPTV The Pastor 9:45 a.m. KPTV Christopher Movemt 10:00 a.m. KPTV What'a Vour Trouble 10:15 a.m. KPTV Religious Film 11:00 a.m. KPTV Pacts Porum 11:30 a.m. KPTV Sunday Uatlnee KOIN TBA 11:00 noon KPTV Sunday Matinee KOIN Adventure U:30 P.m. 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Fire Chief Test At Woodburn WOODBURN Interviews with applicants for the proposed posi tion of full time fire chief for the city of Woodburn and the Wood- burn rural Fire Protection dis trict will be held Saturday, Feb. 13, starting at 2 p.m. at the fire hall here. Dr. James Deagen and Jess Fikan will represent the city coun cil with President Lynn Simon and David St. John present from the district Doard of directors to con duct the interviews. A salary of $4000 per year has been suggested, the new chief to replace one of the three drivers now working on the dispatcher sys tem and the part time chief of the joint fire department. W. NICHOLS Without further preamble, ani without benefit of flying marcf or step-over-toe-holds, according to one account, he "pitched thj bully into the next county which was a fur piece across the way." Honest Abe was our tallcs) President. He stretched six feet four and would have been I sought after man had there beef basketball teams in his day. Right proud was he of hi) height and when he met a new comer he often asked to be meat surcd "back to back." One reo. ord says that at his 'rst inausu ration, he, wr.s asked to shak hands with Sen. Charles Sum ner of Massacr setts. Face to Face Lincoln said: "Let's measure.' Sumner faced his leader an said: "Mr. President. This is th time for uniting out" fronts - not our backs." The senator would have lost) and obviously knew it. Sumne) was jus', a couple of fingers ovei six feet. Lincolr wore legs that woulj turn a kangaroo green with en vy. The better to wrap arounj his opponents in wrestling. Pos sibly he was the inventor of th(' scissors that does in some of thj less agile groancrs today. NeJ only that, he was a mite pigeo toed, which is said to have help ed. THE PEERLESS BAKERY Bakers for her Majesty the Housewife fytf Green Stamp. 170 N. 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