Saturday, February 13, 1934
THE CAPITAL' JOURNAL, Salem, OreeoiT
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SATURDAY ON KOIN-TV:
Tom f,vi!" "!,AHrn!ch;lrT.heat"'-"Bed Dcse" turing, Don Barry,
lnAXirHoX'Sons of Sleel" s,arring charlt star-
Gab&rP'i' Isshow Business-Stage and screen star Eva
naneller G,imRe S' Kautman and Sam Levenson as guest
moderator rLh'f Is.0w .Busi"s." Clifton Fadiman is host and
MerMn .nA ar,,s,s wi" be vocalist "sty Draper and VinB
11 m instrumentalists,
it .shw,lme " Six "Pirate Submarine," filmed where
it happened, in the heart of the Mediterranean.
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SATURDAY ON KPTV:
Magic Circus. 10:3n "m!,. r;,... (..,...: ....
and his pals. 6 1 n""Lr u,c L,uwn'
Ti!lbVen"urel of Blinky' 10:15 - Introducing the bewitched bov.
Hlinky, who has as friends the "Whatnot Tree," "H.ippv," "Weaver:'
c?'.' "GarSyle." denizens oi the "Miel:tv Mixcd Up Forest."
Smilin hd's Gang, 11:00 "Wild Honev."
Toymaker and His Friends, 11:30 Valentine judginR and priie
awarding. Guests (chosen from best letters): Carole Ann Robisnn,
ya."C"",Ver; John B. Gregory, 10; Mike Menconi, 7; Ca.l Rath, 10,
ttuuiiecn jo lanaxa, 7, all of Portland.
aaiurnay martlnec, 12:00-
ugnes, Grant Withers,
-"Rip-Roaring Riley," starring Lloyd
Sports Clinic. 2:00 I-Vnf ttrfC Rill Ctm. lnetn,innl nmnMm
for young sports enthusiasts.
Texas Rasslin", 2:15 Danny Savich vs. Ivan Kalmikoff. Wild Red
Berry vs. Ricky Star. Roy Dunn vs. Irish Jack Kennedy.
Abbott and Costcllo, 5:00 "Pest Exterminators." The pair is
mistaken for psychiatrists, in a call to a house to "take care of ants."
Superman, 5:30 "Jimmy Olscn, Boy Editor." Bovs hold impor
tant offices of Metropolis one day. A faked story by Editor Jimmy
proves his undoing.
kite 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 Imogene 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 Miccli,
bout of December 22, 1952, 10-round welterweight that ended in
sixth.
Premiere Theater, 11:15 "Young and Willing," starring Susan
Hayward, William Holdcn and Eddie Bracken.
SUNDAY ON KOIN-TV: '
12:00 noon, Adventure "Elastic Tftne," 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 stroboscope,
or high-speed photography.
12:30 p.m., Contest Carnival Circus variety program, with Gene
Crane as Barker: Phil Sheridan and Harry Lcvan as clowns "Ker
nal" and "Carny," Joan Coale as Puff, and Dave Stephens and his
Carnival Band.
2:00 p.m., Omnibus Japan's famed Azuma Kabuki dancers,
brought to the United States 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 Schulberg; Claude
Rains and Douglas Watson in a scene from the new T. S. Eliot
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 Peace Maker."
6:00 p.m., You Are There The day the beautiful' and frivolous
Marie Antoinette. Oueen of France, died on the guillotine will be
recreated when Walter Cronkite and the "You Are There" camerasj
return to Oct. 6, 1793, to report "The Last Moment ot Mane
Antoinette."
7:00 p.m., Private Secretary Office receptionist Vi Praskins gets
Susie MacNamara in a jam by sending husies 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 Ruth
Draper, violinist Ychudi Menuhin, and Phil Silvers. The 50-mcmber
Glee Club of the University of Oklahoma and the Novcllos, novelty
act, are also featured. Vice President Richard M. Nixon and Henry
Ford H, 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 Waring's Pennsylvanians
will offer a musical salute to winter and snow. The production will
Include "Winter Wonderland," "Marshmallow World," "Snow, Snow,
Peautiful 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 Badge A detective saves a family s
honor while testing a crime prevention theory in a shoplifting case
In "The Cleveland Story."
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. Smilei Rcad the Funnies, 9:15 Graham Archer entertains
the youngsters.
What One Person Can Do, 8:45 Father Keller discusses the
Christopher movement. ..,.,.,. . .
Facts Forum, 11:00 Interview with Harold Velde and Clinton
Anderson. ..,..,
Sunday Matinee. 11:30 "Wings Over the Pacific, starring Inez
Cooper, Clinton Anderson.
Food for Thought, 1:00 Panelists Maureen Neyberger, Glen Sil
verthorn and John Dcnnv, with Howard McAnulty as moderator,
hear and discuss Elmer Dcctz' position as marketer of raw con
sumer milk. Sponsor of new show: Oregon Food Merchants Assn.
How Does Your Garden Grow? 1:30 Water gardens will be
discussed.
How Christian Science Heals
"An Effective Remedy
For Office Politics"
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Wedding Belles. 2:30 With "Hearts and Flowers" ai theme. El
win J. Perske, 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 tor 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,
I oiackmaued.
i Zoo Parade, 4:30 Factual program about wild creatures.
i Hallmark of Fame. 5:00 Sarah Churchill as hostess-narrator.
j Victory at Sea, 6:00 (Part 20.) "Return of the Allies," showing
ground-lighting for Luzon, initial landings at Lingayen gulf, final
Dame tor Manna.
Life with Elizabeth, 6:30 Betty White, starred in family situa
tion comedy. ;
Paul Winchell Show, 7:00-wMiss Haggerty, Jerry Mahoney'i school
teacner, persuades Paul to entertain her out-of-town cousin.
Mr. Peepers, 7:30 Harvey Weskit falls ill on the eve of a chess
match in which he and Mr. Peepers are expected to defend their
school's prowess. The new school janitor takes his place on
condition.
Colgate Comedy Hoar, 8:00 Starring Donald O'Connor, with
guests Beatrice Kay, Sid Miller. A Punch and Judy act.
. Television Playhouse, 9:00 "The Huntress," starring Judy Hoi-
liday in her first big dramatic role in TV. The heroine, campaign-
mg tor a spouse, buys a charm course. Tony Randall in romantic
; lean.
I Loretta Young Show, 10:06 A sister-in-law's suspicions jeopar-
I dize the happy marriage of Lenore and Lionel Kent in "Act of
faith."
Man Against Crime, 10:30 In "Target with Two Ts," the -underworld
puts a $10,000 bounty on Mike Barnett, to deter his testifying.
i Meet the Press, 11:00 U. S. Senator John F. Kennedy (D.-Mass.)
: as guest. Panelists: Lawrence Spivak, Mae Craig, of the Portland
!(Me.) Press Herald; Ned Brooks of NBC and Marquis Child's of
united f eatures.
j Twenty Questions, 11:30 Barbara Ann Scott, skating star, guest
panelist.. Regular panelists: Fred Van Dcvcnter, Florence Rinard,
: nern roiesie ana Dick Harrison; Jay Jackson, moderator.
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, MANDAY ON KOIN-TV:
11:45 a.m., Editor's Desk A KOIN-TV live studio ten minute
; news report to be presented Monday through Friday reporting in
ternational, national and local news with film and "still" photos.
a:su p.m., Armchair Theatre "Jeepcrs Creepers" starring Ju
cien Littlefield and Thurston Hall. "
5:30 p.m., Laurel and Hardy "Hogwild".
6:45 p.m., Greatest Drama "Old Mar Par", starring Bobby Jones.
7 p.m., Studio One Paul Langton, Stephen Mcininger and Gwcn
Anderson have the principal roles in Rod Scrling's original telcplay,
"Herman Came By Bomber," the story of an American airman's
efforts to adopt a German war orphan after he has smuggled the
lad into the U. S. by bomber.
8 p.m., Burns and Allen Gracie, believing she can still claim
the prize of a television set, digs up the answer to a radio quiz ques
tion after the emcee who telephoned her hangs up. The hapless
quizmaster has his hands full later trying to convince her you
can't win a give-away thal-a-way.
8:30 p.m., Adolph Mcnjou Adolph Menjou takes us to a Banana
Republic where a new director arranges the disposal of Paul, the
late President's son.
9 p.m., I Love Lucy Comedy-drama starring Lucille Ball and
Desi Arnez.
10 U.S. Steel Hour Walter Slezak and Jessie Royce Landis head
the cast for "Papa is All," a comedy of a Pennsylvania Dutchman
who wages an hilarious war against the Machine Age and his family.
11 p.m. Showtime on Six "Blond Savage," starring Leif Erickson
and Veda Ann Borg.
MONDAY ON KPTV:
What's Cooking? 10:30 Genial Fred L.' Peterson, mayor of the
City of Portland, preparing pork chop-potato casserole (his favorite
dinner dish) for Barbara Angcll's homemaker fans, while Barbara
makes finger rolls.
This Is the Life, 12:30 "What Does It Mean to be A Christian?"
Wealthy man accepts challenge to work on neighborhood mission
committee.
Matinee Theater, 1 "Skyway," starring Ray Walker and Kathryn
Crawford.
Wild Bill Hirkok, 6 "Outlaw and the Boy," tells search for crim
inal of Wild Bill and a boy.
Badge 714, 7 A parrot's death leads to the killer of a couple
found dead in a burned apartment where a time fuse is later found.
Arthur Murray Party, 7:30 Bill Hayes and Judy Johnson as host
and hostess, with Oregon's Johnny Ray as guest star, plus Vic Dam-
one and June Hutton.
Name That Tune, 8 Comedy-musical show with Red Benson as
quizzer, Vicki Mills, vocalist, Harry Salter, conductor; Wally (Mr.
Peepers) Cox, guest contestant.
Voice of Firestone, 8:30 Soprano Patrice Munsel of Metropoli
tan Opera, singing "Musetta's Waltz" from "La Boheme" by Puc
cini and "Home Sweet Home" by Bishop. Chorus will join her in
"It's a Grand Night for Singing," by Rodgers, and "No Other Love,"
from "Me and Juliet, also by Rodgers. Orcestral numbers will be
"Flute Cocktail" bySimeone and "Fingal's Cave" by Mendelssohn.
Robert Montgomery Presents, 9:30: Elliot Nugent, actor-directon.
producer, in title role of "Mr. Whittle and the Morning Star," story
of gentle professor and turned propnet of world's end.
Nite Owl Theater. 11:01 "Tenth Avenue Kid," starring Bruce
Cabot and Beverly Roberts.
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EMBLEM FOR SILVERTON CENTENNIAL
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SILVERTON A Salem artist,
ern Suko, formerly of Silverton,
gets the credit of creating the
finished emblem to be official
for the Silverton Centennial, re
leased Friday by Lowell E.
Brown, general chairman of the
August 4-8, 1954 planned affair.
The emblem is in circular form
with a band across the center
bearing the date and name: "Cen
tennial, in an inner circle, ' Sil
verton Oregon" in the upper por
tion and "100 Years Since Pio
neers" is in the lower half inner
circle.
A sketch Jjorrowed from Horn
er Davenport's "Country Boy"
depicts the author and Miss Net
tie Ridings (later Mrs. George
Cusiter), in a buggy drawn by a
horse. AI Coolidge is the pioneer
in the clearing, a J. D. Drake
photo. Silver Creek park falls, a
covered wagon, in sketch, among
other reminders of very early
times, blend in an attractive em
blem copyrighted by the Centen
nial Commission.
SILVERTON Vern Suko, Salem artist and former resident
ot Silverton designed this emblem which will be used to com
memorate Silverton' 100th aniversary celebration Aug. 4-8,
1954.
Eagles Point
Toward Albany
Salem in April.
Mrs. Li. S. Shutord, Salem.
Ford Forester, Jefferson and A.
E. Ncsbitt, Mill City, were nam
ed members of a nominating
committee to present a panel of
next year's officers for the coun
cil.
Serving as hostesses from the
Jefferson unit were Mrs.' Leland
Murder Shared
As Valentine
The
president of the council presided
ALBANY Eagles from all over
Oregon will assemble here next
week to participate in observing
the 17th anniversary of the found
ing of the Albany Aerie.
Gordon Vaughn, president ol
the Albany aerie, said the event
will be the occasion of a 2-day
celebration starting Saturday,
Feb. 20, continuing through Sun
day. In addition to the ritualistic nnr-
tion of the observance competitive
ritualistic work included, a parade
of drill teams is planned for pub
lic observance in the downtown j
Business section following a Mayer, miner, soldier and Indian
luncheon Sunday. fighter who claimed to be 102
invitations nave been Issued to! years old, is dead.
HAWTHORNE. Calif. I
valentine in the apartment read:
"The things we share together al
waysmake me happiest."
On the floor lay the bodis ot
Mrs. Ruth McMillan, 42, of Port-
la. .I U -a. it 1
and Mrs. Ela Miller. D. W. Patch, four tim N r.hristiw, twW
during the meeting held in the
new high school
Old Indian Fighter
Dies of Age 102
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members of Oregon's 56 aeries.
Teacher Education
Activity Discussed
"PTA Scholarships" and an ex
planation of this teacher educa
tion activity and the Oregon
Congress of Parent Teachers
constituted the principal portion
of the program presented at the
Marion County PTA council
meeting recently in Jefferson. .
Miss Betty Beigh and Elmer
Sommerficld, OCE students, and
Mrs. Jake AmstuU. Silverton
teacher, spoke of these benefit
scholarships.
Mrs. J. E. Bunnell ot Salem ex
plained the proposed plan of the
state reorganization which will
be presented to delegates at the
state convention to be held In
A native of St. Charles Parish
in Louisiana, Mayer died yester-
I day at Fairnlav Hosnital. He was
hospitalized about a month ago himself."
with infirmities of old age.
He would have celebrated his
103rd birthday May 28.
was a new revolver, bought tour
flays ago.
While police were investigating
their deaths last night, the wom
an's husband, John McMillan, 48,
arrived. He told officers he had
been here two weeks, trying to
persuade his wife to leave Christi-
ano, with whom she had occupied
(he anartment xix mnnthc
Frank! Police said Christiano'i bags
were partly packed.
"He was leaving giving her the
brushoff," theorized Police Lt. M.
M. Baumgardner. "She got him
mad, and he shot her and then
Except tor the west coast, the
United States stands on- stable
land, seldom affected by earth
quakes says the National Geo
graphic Society.
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BEGINNING '
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Idolatry in Modern America
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Services 11 A. M. nd 7:45 P. M. Sunday School, 9:45 A. M. ,
Christ (A. L. C.) T. M. Gcbhard, P..tor
Services 8:45 A. M. snd 11 A. M., Sunday School 10 A. M.
P-JaL II r I A 505 North River Road
rOlin VU. L. L. A. Geo. Holmquist, Pastor
Services 11 A. M. Sunday School 9:45 A. M.
Good Shepherd (U. C. L. A.) H. E. Hamilton, Pastor
Services 11 A. M., Sunday School 9:45 A. M.
i ...... C I r 3300 Sunnvview Avenue
UtuCe t. L l.j l. W. llolle, Pastor
Services 11 A. M. Sunday School, 9:45 A. M.
St. John's (Mo. Syn.) H. W. Gross, Pastor ; ;
Services 10:30 A. M. - Sunday School 9:15 A. M. :
St Mark(U.C.L. A.) John L. C'auble, Pastor ;
Services 11 A. M. Sunday School, 9.30 A. M. .
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