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Newspaper Page TextWe'dnesflay, July 2i 1951 THE CAPITAL JOUHNAL, Salem, Oregon SECTION tt-Page 3 Tele-Views j Radio-Television : '' WEDNESDAY ON KOINTV: 10:30 a.m., KOIN Kitchen Betty Davit prepares as Menu of the Day "Hamburger Meat Pie and Chesa Pies." 3:30 p.m., Armchair Theatre "Pier 23" starring Hugh Beaumont, Ann Savage, Edward. Brophy arid Richard Travis.' 6 p.m., Blue Ribbon Fights From Madison Square Garden, top midleweight bout between -the New Jersey 160-pound champion George Johnson, of Trenton and Bobby Jones, of Oakland, the year's most improved and most exciting fighter. 1:30 p.m., Amos 'n' Andy Kingfish learns that co-ownership of a car plus earless driving can induce more trouble than he bargains for in '.'Traffic Violations." , . 11 p.m., Showtime on Six "Green Eyes" with Shirley Grey and Charles Starrett. - WEDNESDAY ON KPTV: 10 a.m., Home Fashions in Bermuda shorts for men; Dr. Leona Baumgartner will talk about common swimming hazards; and cook ing editor Kit Kinne will offer some outdoor recipes. 11 Noon Katinee Theatre "Phantom on 42nd Street" with Dave O'Brien and Kay Aldrich. 1:30 p.m., -What's Cooking? Barbara Angell prepares a Sweet and Sour Casserole and Cantaloupe Fruit Salad. . 7 p.m., I Married Joan Joan buys a new dress, and to avoid telling her husband about this purchase, she says it is an old frock with a new belt. One of Brad's friends drops by 'with a lie detector machine, and Brad teaches the fibbing Joan a lesson. 1:30 p.m., My Little Margie Margie baby-sits with a chimpanzee trying to .earn some extra money, and Vern tries to rid himself of this energetic house companion. ' 8 p.m., Kraft Theatre "An American Lyric" starring Carlos de Angelo and Joe Verdi. Two elderly friends feud over a point of patriotism when one reaches his 65th birthday and decides to return to his native country Italy to retire. . 9 p.m., .This Is Your Life Ralph Edwards will unfold the color ful life of Gilda Gray, leading theatrical figure of the Twenties. 9:30 p.m., Death Valley Days "Yaller" starring Ray Boyle and Jari Shepard. Dramatic story of young Bruce Mathews and his physical and mental struggles to overcome his fear of mines to live up to hio family's succesful mining traditions. 10:30 p.m., Nile Owl Theatre "Village Square" with Vivian Leigh. , . ' ' ' " '' - . I THURSDAY ON KOIN TV: 10:30 a.m.,. KOIN Kitchen Betty Davis prepares as Menu of the Day "Chicken Paprika and Congo Bars." 3:30 D.m.. Duchess Playhouse Maureen O'Sullivan is guest star- hostess in the comedy "Parents' Week-end," an argument against leparate vacations, even week-enders. . 4 p.m. Armchair Theatre "Ghost Walks" atarring John MUjan and June Collyer. r . tf v..,- Claaf Tricot tt a nam PnrNann' SPT1PS a. nil i.ni(, uuni x um wv i ua, - - featuring behind-the-scene visits to United Fund Agencies. Opening show about St. Rose Industrial School, with guests the Mother Superior and Sister Assistant of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd rnmronf xvkn ftnurntp whnnl. Sprint bv Nan PhiUiPS. 6:45 p.m.. Summer Holiday The setting is a beauty contest at Palm Beach,-Fla., as Merv Griffin and Betty Ann Grove share the song spotlight in "By the. Beautiful Sea," "Crazy ;Bout You Baby" and "Almost Like Being In Love." Betty's solo is 'If You Love Me", and Merv's 'is-"My Friend." Hank Sylvern conducts the 8 p.m., Pantomime Quiz New show the televersion of charades, atarring a distinguished panel of prominent personalities Mike Stokey will serve as master of ceremonies, Panelists: Peter Donald, Jackie Coogan,. Dorothy Hart, Mona Knox,. John Barrymore, Jr., and Roger Price. . . , . , ma m Town stars Patrick McVev with Beverly Tyler. daring $100,000 fur robbery of a major department store, . during which one of the thieves and the store watchman. are slain, makes i.,,ii;. f. stovo Wilson of the Illustrated Press. a.in n Fn.ir.star Playhouse David Nivens stars in ."A Matter Mmriv .ranterine around the activities of a children's doctor. As Dr. Gentry. Vivens plays the role of a pediatrician who successfully advises momers now io rare uicu .v finds himself in difficulties with his own offspring. ' 10:30 n.m.. Showtime on Six-"Th.e Cardinal", atarring Matheson Lang, June Duprez and EricPortman.; " ..... ir. m HomeLooking through the magnifying glass" will be and Inez Courtney- , ,,. iireDares French What'. -i"-' '-"; .r,H Somersault SALEM'S SWIMMING HOLES, NOW AND THEN g' ' Ti , ' - ' ' a PT5 . ... ... - Many Strange Backgrounds To Be Seen on TV Screens By HENRY GRIS , United Presi Staff Correspondent ' IT.- 4 " I .. i tr ' tit I television audiences next fall will Isee more strange backgrounds in their whodunnits than ever before. Moviemakers are busy in at least half a dozen overseas "Hoi lywoods" turning out the half-hour film dramas that U.S. television stations use up week after week with an unflagging appetite. . A Rome company is filming a TV series of "The Three Muske- Iteers" aimed at the American market. A Sherlock Holmes series is before the cameras in Paris. I A studio in London just started I filming 26 damatic half-hour films for American audiences. , Many Tries '- " Film men returning here from overseas say U.S. television has become a major target for inter national enterpreneurs who recog nize a good chance to convert lo cal labor and materials into Amer ican dollars. Italian, French, Ger man and British capital is backing many of the ventures. The TV film-fever is said to be Ithe hottest in Paris, where they have a saying "On fait un film pilot!" or "Let's make a pilot I film. The pilot or sample film is taken around to potential backers I who might be interested in paying for an entire scries. -i According to Hollywood trivet lers, backing is easy to find. Unlike I in America, where film production involves sky-high expenses, the series can be filmed at compara tively cneap cost and suit be po tential competition in the Ameri can TV market. , . One of First One of the earliest producers to cash in on the European filming ground was Sheldon Reynolds, whose "Foreign Intrigue" series has been a hit in America. He films it literally all over Europe, and recently began production of new bherlock Holmes series in Paris. ' . Some of the 30-minute dramas. usually involving the same set of characters, are filmed with bi-lin- gual soundtracks so they can be offered in the less lucrative Euro pean TV market as a bonus. Manuel Zocena. an ambitious young Guatemalan, recently ar rived in Hollywood with 13 half- hour films in Spanish and English produced in Mexico City. He is trying to sell the Spanish versions to TV sponsors in U.S. areas with heavy Spanish speaking popula tions, and nopes to market the English versions around the whole country. Hollywood takes a dim view of so much movie production busi. ness being lost to foreign coun tries, and so far has made only a creeping start at doing the oppo site, selling American-made TV programs to foreign stations and networks. Green Peler Dam Plans Speeded 1 ALBANY Spurred ty re-- ceipt of word that the House of Representatives at Washington, D. C, passed the omnibus flood control bill including authoriza tion for Green Peter dam con struction with power facilities, the South Santiam Development committee meeting here Mon day discussed further steps to ward realizing the project The committee voted to im portune the U. S. army engi neers, if the bill is successful in the senate, to proceed with avail able funds to institute planning for the project this year, thus hastening construction." At the meeting, over which Terry Elder presided, Elmo Chase of Eugene, . chairman of the Willamette Basin Project committee, and Ivan Oakes, ex ecutive secretary of the Willam ette Basin commission, were par ticipants. .. ...... The South Santiam committee ; also discussed plans for its an nual meeting, to be held Friday, Nov. 5, at Albany. SELASSIE IN GREECE CORFU, Greece UB Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia arrived on Greek soil Wednesday aboard the Yugoslav frigate Galeb. The Greek cruiser Elle and the island's defense gun j. greeted him with. 21 gun salutes. . .; James 6. Daniels Seeks Judgeship James B. Daniel, 38-year-old World War II veteran with law degrees from the University of Denver and Duke university, has announced his candidacy for the position of Marion county circuit judge. He would succeed Judge Wallace Carson who recently an nounced he would not be a candidate. Daniels is an associate of the Salem law firm of Moody and Lamkin and before coming to Salem taught at the University of Denver and the University of Oregon. A resident of the Halls Ferry district, Daniels has a wife and two small children. Top view shows Olinger municipal swimming pool Tuesday afternoon when a bright, warm sunshine induced many young sters to patronize this popular plunge. Lower picture portrays old swimming hole, popular feature of Hager's grove 25 years aco. Diversion of Mill creek channel Rives tnis xavorue swim ming bole for an older generation only a part of the volume of former times, it has bad but little use in recent years. Stresses in Woman's f Life May Cause Cancer The U. S. postal savings system with deposits of $2,341,000,000 is the world's largest savings bank says the National Geographic So ciety. Fried Shrimp, Lettuce with 1000 Island Dressing, .Sh,0.a.. W.trfront-"Sea Belli-. A girlhood friend of Cap'n. iVnf tofflSSSetecth. Joe Friday is assigned to round up 8 p.m., Ilragnet jjeiecii j. Wlnli nf merchandise t"u. w.mM .nsnirious of Oscar's intentions. a sans 01 wen uiki" ..jv..-.- - worth thousands of dollars vanish. "of well organized hijackers when truckloads . usanos oi ooiiar, ". ,,., p., 0.Brien S:30 p.m.. Ford xneaire- i , . " lrom and John Derek, o unen ta- whose natural Z2m make him an American halfback but who refuse, t0Tm fTh MarriageEmily's heartaches over her high school 9 p.m., Tne marriage f.miiv. Em v's parents are Xmfd TtoWoilA and .competition among their Xm& Dune DUprra inu wiv- " . . Jp p.m.- WeiUrn Mar PlartatntM THURSDAY . 4-nn nm. Quest Book. Bwlr B run ton 4:30 p.m. Roundup 6:00 p.m. Witch Mr. Wtitrd 1:30 o.m. Newi-sporU-wther 6:45 p.m. Information 7:00 p.m. Rant Rider 7:30 p.m. Llberac :00 p.m. rora iiwww :30 p.m. Amoi 'n Andy B:00 p.m. Mr. District Attornir --to .m. FfcYorit Btorr 1000 p.m. Ftmoai FllhU . 10:l p.m. Ot All Thlnti j 10-30-ll:3O p.m. Hollywood WreiUlni FHIDAT 4:00 p.m. Cooklnc Otpen 4:30 p.m. Roundup g ii p.m. Newi-aporti-Weither 1:00 p.m. 8 pom wnwfl 6:30 p.m. Sports -4S p.m. Let's Go riihlnt 7:00 p.m. Walt's Workshop 7:30 p.m. BH nciun 8:00 p.m. Feature 6:30 p.m. Movies 1:30 p.m. Lombards On Television KITV(27)-KOIN-TV (6) UHF . VHF WIDNISDAt ,,. kptv Bettr White Bhow ' l-AA m. KPTV HowdT DoodT kom-ArBCh.lr Thtr. 4 1. a.m. KPTV-ToTintktr i KOIN Mr. uoon 4 41 .m. KPTV-ToTmr KOIN-CKtoon N p.m. KPTV bit W CorrU . ' K01H-Kl41. Ml I !0 .m. KPTV-i:ort Oii.rd KOIN-Newl t it .m. kptv cont Outra KOIN-Photo un I 00 P.m. KPTV Anlmtl Antlei II p.m. KPTV World Vliw I 39 p m. KPTV Mr. aweenef I 4S p.m. KPTV-lnd'"lr" on Pi"d KOIN-Muile- tl p.m. KPTV-1 Mirrltd " '"Kriorvror!,1,e" ''"kK"''.' H p.m. KPTV-Kr.lt TM.i" KOIN-Ood(r i 09 p.m. KPTV-Vour IJ'. M p m. KPTV-C.t.le.d. ' ' KOIN-I T. oot Beer.t M-te P.m. KPTV-N.m.i B.m. 10.00 p.m. K0I((Wre,ln, U M p.m. KPTV-Ni" owl Ihe.ur KOIN wruUlnt 11-00 P.m. KPTV Nit. Owl 11.00 P.m. jj,,,,,,.!!,,, as SU THTJESDAI M m. KPTV-trmt Doat KOIN Teltn.wi 11) p.m. KPTV Tim. to .. 41 in. KPTV 3 SUP. KOIN-Wflcom. Tr.lr " " KoUlSS, U.ht lt:lt II. KPTV-Bom. KOIN KttchIB fiM.m KPTV Summer Tlt" u-M m. KPTV-r.miw rmnd U:NP. KPTV-U.tlne. KOIN Brlihter D.T 11:11 p.m. KPTV M.tlne. 13:10 p.m. KPTV M.tlne. KOIN un lour ntwu... 1:00 p.m. KPTV M.tlne. KU1W rry wn 1-30 p.m. KPTV-wh.fi cooklni KOIN Editor'. Dek I'll p.m. kptv whit'. Cookint KOIN Editor'! Dtik J 00 p.m. KPTV Cm. Min'i FunllT KOIN World We Un In J:30 p.m. KPTV nrt Lov. KOIN-Strlk. It Rich 100 P.m. KPTV-K.wklnl Pill. KOIN V.ll.nt Ldj I 10 p.m. KPTV-Bett White 8ho KOIN-Ducheu Pl.Thoiu. i-oo p.m, KPTV Howdy DoodT KOIN ArmchilT ThelUT 4:10 p.m. KPTV Toym.keT KOIN Mr. Moon 4 41 p.m. KPTV Toym.keT KOIN c.rtoon Tim. 1:00 p.m. KPTV-B.r 37 Corr.1 KOIN-.ddle P.ll I M P.m. KPTV-Vour Nl!hl Out KOIN-Newi I ts p.m. KPTV-Your Nl.ht out KOIN-Down Your Street 1:00 p.m. KPTV Ftihlnf -Hunllni SAO PAULO. Brazil (V The, physical and perhaps emotional- stresses in a woman g me were suggested today as a possible cause of cancer ot the cervix, one of the greatest killers among the disease's many forms. The theorv was advanced to the sixth International Cancer Con- gress by Dr. Ernest Ayre of the Cancer Institute at Miami, ria The cervix is the neck or lower part of the uterus or womb. It Is one of the most common aites of cancer amone women. Dr. Ayre gave this explanation of his concept, which ha -said in volved a kind of chain-reaction ir- rllnllnn or Uie cells lormuv tip of the cervix: re mnv tw.irtn with an inflamma. Uon in the uterus continuing tor a long time. The intiammation causes the release oi mutuua which has been louno to conimn f YOU O 1 mevisioN 1 f Co I Twoyt..uJ.i"l"" I ' tnOtet-n...3919l Sears Roebuck 4 Co. 30 p.e II p.m. KPTV woria on nw KOIN Pliah Gordon KPTV Mr. Sweeney KOIN We.therm.n :l p.m. KPTV-Newi C.riT.n 1:00 p.m. KPTV oroucho M.r 1:30 p.m. KPTV-W.terlront 1:00 p.m. KPTV Dri.net K01N-Pntomlme Qull 1:30 PJ. KPTV Ford THit.T KOIN Bl. 1 u" " 1:00 p.m. KPTV Th. M.rn.i. KOir i m 1 10 p m. KPTV Th. Rulllel KOIN-FOUT BUI PlMhOU!. 11:00 P.m. KPTV-VliltoT RQlw-itu-i.w - 10:30 p.m. KPTV nil UWI in... Rum-iTii-.- . KPTV-Nlt Owl KOW Bho Tim. . ! 11:00 P I KVAL-TV Ch.ni.1 1 WKBNKSnAT 4:M p.m.-Cooklnt Cpen 4 30 p.m. Roundup I iO p.m -Newi-SiJOTU-We.lheT 11 p.m.-For Knur tatorm.uop 1 00 p.m.-ciico Kid 1 10 p m eioo. Look. Llilen I 00 p.m. D.meroui Aiilinmwl w p m.-Lii. oi nuer I oo p.m. c.ptutM ARE YOU GETTING HALF THE TV VIEW! Pickets Set Up 'Round-the-Clock' ANACORTES, Wash. (P) Picket lines were set up on a "round-the-clock" basis at me Port of Anacortes Tuesday by striking CIO Woodworkers seek in to nrevent loneshore work ers from loading pulp aboard the freighter Horace Lucken- bach. . . . .. nv Slnver. nresidcnt ot Dis trict 2375, CIO Woodworkers, said four or five pickets were in the line Tuesday night ana more will be called from the union dis trict which includes Skagit County and northern snonomisn County. Stover added he was nctine on orders from union headquarters in Seattle. I.lnvd Foster. Port of Ana. cortes manager, said the port plans to seek a restraining order. The Luckenbach arrived here Tuesday from Everett to load 1,- 000 tons of pulp lor tne r.asi Coast thp female sex hormone. The cervix normally is exposed to this hormone at only certain times each month. But continuous exnosure could well be an aaai. tiortal Irritant to the cervical-ceua. The mucous secretion also is POS siblv alkaline enough to affect some cells. Avre said the process could cause scar tissue to1 form at the critical site. Such tissue would de prive some cells of nutrients nee- essary for health and force them to live at a disadvantage, which perhaps would be enough to turn tiiem cancerous. The aoecialiit said emotion can aiiect the fflanauiar ana nervous system, , and emotional stress couia also affect adversely Uie cervical cells. The great possibility of cancer nreventinn lien in learning how cancer begins and interrupting the process, Ayre said. He told the congress the most practical pres ent preventive is the regular ex amination of cells which always are being cast off from the cervix. In such examinations, experts can watch for signs of changes which indicate the cells are cancerous. p5 GH THE WHOLt P1CTURI CALL US FOR TV SERVICE ALL MAKES MODELS Fictory-Authoriied Service Expert Trained Technician, Guaranteed PartsRepairs SHEEN SUMPS MASTER an-1"1-""-"1,1 365 N. Commercial Ph. J-416J For Prompt, Reliable Radio and T. 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