Salem, Oregon, Saturday, January. 21, 1956
THE CAPITAL JOURNAE
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SATURDAY ON KOIN-TV:
".. Annelialr-"Waltz Time": Carol Raye, Peter Graves, Patricia
Medina.
I:M p.ni.. Jaa Girl friends hire young man to 'keep house; he does
such good job that other women tenants insist husbands do likewise
10 p.m., Gunsmoke Marshal Matt Dillon has a showdown.
11 p.m.. Showtime 8lx-"Guilty Bystagder": Faye Emerson,
Zachary Scott.
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SATURDAY ON KPTV:
I p.m.. Cat and Fiddle-Dan Dailey, Gale Sherwood and Jack Whiting
co-star in Jerome Kern and Otto Harbach romantic musical comedy;
first introduced in 1931. Hit songs include "The "Night Was Made for
Love, 'She Didn't Say Yes, She Didn't Say No," "Try to Forget,"
"The Breeze Kissed Your Hair," and "The Love Parade."
S p.m.. Perry Como .
t p.m.. Highway Patrol-Chief takes to air to trap killer and prevent
harm coming to fugitive's two hostages.
II p.m., Championship Bowling Bill Welu versus Bill Lillard.
SATURDAY ON KLOR:
p.m.. Flash Gordon "Electroman" stars Steve Holland, ACE of
Spacemen. On planet Odin life is metal, and exists at will of god EM.
3:30 p.m., SpoUite Theatre "Southside M000" starring Don DeFore,
Andrea King and George Tobias. Story of hunt for counterfeiter.
SVp.m., Grand Old Opry Musical salute to composer Hank Williams.
"Cold, Cold Heart", "Your Cheatin' Heart", "Jambalaya", "Hey,
Good Lookin' ", "Honky Tonkin' " and "There'll Be No Teardrops To
night." ( p.m., Ozark Jubilee Full hour of music-comedy-variety entertain
ment. From Springfield, Mo., "The Crossroads of Country Music."
7 p.m.. Academy Theatre "Let's Live A Little." stars Robert Cum
mings and Hedy Lamarr. Academy host John Salisbury presents
scenes from "All That Heaven Allows" starring Jane Wyman, Rock
Hudson; Doris Gray interviewed by Conrad Nagel. Interview with
Mae West on opening night of "Diamond Lil."
I p.m., Lawrence Welk Musical variety program by twenty-one
men of music, lovely maid of song, Alice Lon.
10 p.m.. Cinema Showcase "One Wild Oat" stars Stanley Holloway.
Comedy of rivalry between neighbors, until past forces them to join
forces, i
SUNDAY ON KOIN-TV:
II a.m.. Lamp Unto My Feet Problems of sensitive man, how re
solved in "Masquerade."
11:30 a.m., Wild Bill Hickok-"Buckshot Comes Home": Horse,
Buckshot, helps save Indian friend from paying penalty.
12:30 p.m., "Behind the Law" Lone Ranger tricks Big Jim Folsom's
gang across county line so they may be captured.
1 p.m., Suspense drama, "The Challenge" An original teleplay by
Bernard Girard on Front Row Center. , . 1
,1 p.m.. Omnibus Part II of "The Great Adventure" Arne Sucks
dor ("; an exciting film story of nature life.
3:30 p.m., A salute to the approximately 21,000,000 veterans of the
Armed Forces of the United States in Magic Bond.
4 p.m., Sunday Armchair Theatre "Enemy of Women"; Donald
Woods, Claudia Drake.
5 p.m., Lucy Show Ricky at a baby shower girls give Lucy.
5:30 p.m., Police Lieutenant Bart Grant discovers "The Corpse On
the Carousel" when man with fondness for riding carousel falls from
it with bullet between eyes on City Detective.
6 p.m., Story of Clara Barton, who performed courageous deeds of
mercy among the wounded and dying soldiers at the tront, re-created
while 'You Are There'.
7 p.m., Private Secretary Peter Sands snubbed because of lack of
social background , . . it's Susie to the rescue. '
I p.m., Ed Sullivan Show will present highlights in history (Ameri
can Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers) Guests Margaret
and Barbara Whiting, Mitch Miller, Harry Tierney, Eddie Burnett,
Maude Jerome, Alice Lawlor, Jack Norworth, Frank Loesser.
p.m.. Edward Everett Horton stars in "The Muse and Mr. Parkin
son," . . . after 20 years with brokerage firm, is to be promoted to a
vice-presidency when it comes to light that secretly he's a famous poet.
' 9:30 p.m., Alfred Hitchcock Presents Trial of Lizzie Borden, one of
most infamous of Nineteenth Century crimes, in "The Older Sister."
10 p.m.. Appointment With Adventure June Lockhart plays terror
ized housewife innocently involved in series of neighborhood robberies,
in Suburban Terror. .
10:30 p.m., First Run Theatre Lured": tucile Ball, George San
ders, Boris Karloff, Charles Coburn, Alan Mowbray,
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SUNDAY ON KPTV: ?
12:30 p.m.. This Is Lite Racial prejudice of Hal Davis takes strange
turn when he discovers a friend in need in "Prejudice.
1 p.m.. Wide Wide World Trip to Yuba City, Calif., where flood'
ravaged citizens celebrate belated Christmas. Florida's segment shows
Alfredo Mendoza. Speedboats seen jumping from water, Grapefruit
Queen makes appearance. Helen Hayes seen rehearsing role in "The
Glass Menagerie."
3 p.m., Dr. Spock A program devoted to discussion of relationships
among sisters.
4 p.m., "Mr. Wizard" does tricks with oxygen showing. Tommy how
rusty tin can and candle can have similarities.
5 p.m., Pat Brady and unknown "friend" have inherited ranch, in
Pat's Inheritance" on Roy Rogers.
5:30 p.m.. Captain Gallant Old Bible traced by "Captain Gallant'
(Buster Crabbe), after it is stolen from a museum.
7 p.m., "House Guests" liven up home, but over-abundance creates
Upstairs traffic jam.
8 p.m., Comedy Hour Wally Cox, Ernie Kovacs, the four Gentle-
maniacs and Eddie Mayhoff will headline NBC-TV's new "Comedy
Hour.
.9 p.m., "A Patch on Faith" by John H. Secondari; a modenwlay
story of a small Italian town; starring Lee J. Cobb.
10 p.m., Loretta Young Show "Song of Rome" starring Anna Maria
In i I " i. t" I
10:30 p.m.. Justice "Broken Lullaby", story black market adoption,
featuring Polly Rowles and Paul Tripp..
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SUNDAY ON KLOR: - - '
1 P.m., "The Great Challenge of TV and Radio" Edward Bronson,
the-JVational Director of the TV Code Affairs is the special guest on
Christophers. Discusses the part played by citizens in regulating work
ot TV Code. - .... ... .
2:30 p.m., Stars of Tomorrow Youth entertainment featuring Joe
. Ferenti. Jean Wirth. Chauncettes. a vocal group.
3 p.m., Father A. M. McDowell opens album to pages of "Great and
Little Men." "Some men molded intelligently on target lines, and
destined to play a controlling part in world affairs."
3:30 p.m., Imperial Theatre "Singing Town" starring Nadia Gray,
Giacoma Rondinella and Maria Flore. -
5 p.m.. Super Circus Jerry Colonna of the extraordinary mustachio
and rolling eyes leads the merry troupe of famed sawdust trail.
:30 p.m., Douglas Fairbanks Presents "Heirloom" starring Dame
oyoii Thorndike. Nora Swinburne, Judy Campbell, aetty Warren,
7:30 p.m., "In Which We Serve" Starring Noel Coward on Famous
Film Festival. British film was directed and produced by Noel Cow
ard, is a war picture about the life history of the H.M.S. Torrin
destroyer of the Royal Navy,
NOTES ON THE NEWS
PJB-, Chaae lifetime The springboard to possible fame
landor fortune for the talented. 'Three promising professionals each
week compete for a 51,000 prize.
9:30 p.m., Ted Mack Origlaal Amatear Hw Helps launch the stars
of future hilarious new comedians, dancers, singers.
11 p.m.. Cornel Theatre "Operation E S P." starring Sheldon
Leonard, Bob Sweeney, Barbara Whiting and Don Beddoe. How man
with extra sensory perception trips up two wise guys.
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MONDAY ON KPTV:
11:00 a.m. Home Begins series on decorating books. Paul Mac-
Alister, how, to begin antique collection while on vacation. Howard
Whitman in Kalamazoo, Mich., to conduct tour of the pharmaceutical
laboratories. '
2:M p.m. Midlife "Should a Girl Marry" Ann Nagel, Warren Hull.,
4:M p.m. Westers Theatre Moon over Montana with Jimmy Wakely.
5:00 p.m. Pinky Lee "Teacher of the Year" contest winner named.
Prizes awarded "Teacher of the Year", student who submitted name.
and to school.
7:00 p.m. Badge 714 Joe Friday works with postal authorities to
apprehend suspect accused of stealing check from mail.
:00 p.m. The Medic "Just Like Your Father", about a distinguished
judge who is treated for hypoglycemia, blood sugar deficiency.
0:30 p.m. Robert Montgomery Preseats "Aftermath by Merwin
Gerard; .a promising young lawyer fles to escape implication in
murder for which friend is executed. Charles Drake heads cast witn
Martin Ritt, Olive Derring.
11:10 Nile Owl Theatre "Police Bullets ' with Jonn Arcner, joan
Marsh.
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ON KOIN-TV:
10:00 a.m. Armchair Theatre "The Web : Alan Wells, Bryon Fou
ler. ' . , .
2:00 p.m. KOIN Kilcnen Brings ueei corn rocKet nous.
3:00 p.m. Garry Moore shows Durward how to prepare income tax
tax without expert aid. '
5:00 p.m. Red Dunning Return ol the Hangers : james ivewiu.
Dave O'Brien. , 1
5:30 p.m. Robin Hood Medieval juvenile delinquency is theme in
The Intruders." -
7:00 D.m. Studio One "A Public . Figure": Article in expose-type
magazine almost wrecks life of successful actor. Stars Mercedes Mc-
Cambridge. with Shepperd Strudwick, Charles Cooper. Cliff Hall.
8:00 p.m. Burns Alien jacK Denny manes a buiuikm: appcaiauic
Oracie eives a dinner party. Ronnie has contract trouble. George is
slightly taken aback by four tumbling artists in living room.
5:30 p.m. Science Fiction Secretary's decoding enables scientists
and Air Force to answer strangest S.O.S. on record, in "Y.O.R.D."
0:00 p.m. Lucy Lucy plots to kidnap Kicky lor second noneymoon.
a:sn n.m. necemher Bride Lilv and Hilda acquire an old record of
Rudy Vallee's and agrees to return it if he will appear at women's
club. .....
10:00 p.m. Life of Riley Repeat of Wlcy ana reg s surprise panics
for each other on same night. . '
10:50 p.m. Showtime on Six Sarumba : Dons Dowiing, micnaei
Whalen. , ' . '
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MOINDAY ON KLOR:
12:00 Noon "The Amazing Mr. Beecham" on Alternoon rum festi
val. Stars Cecil Parker, A. E. Matthews, David Tomlinson. Based on
hit play by William Douglas Home, butler runs for office against
master's son. '
2:00 p.m. Barbara Stuart field editor of Home Magazine, demon
strates room arrangements with miniature furniture on now time
for Lady of the House. ' ' '
3:00 p.m. Ron Myron Show on new time. Each day of week tal
enter teenagers from Portland area perform in behalf of goal of
$1500 for March of Dimes.
4:30 p.m. Western Star xneaire Arizona xerrur suui uiaj-
nard. ''... .
5:00 n.m. Mickey Mouse Club Beginning turn report aown ireacn-
erous San Juan River, narrated by AIvy Moore, object to uncover
supposed hidden wealth in Navajo wastelands, tor jvavajoes.
6:00 p.m. Begins new snow starring cnaratier hl-uh om.ii-
-. . . . , Yl . T, 1 IIJ.. t Dma,
anan, originally irom i-ugene, as .muge nuy d. m i
Valley " A rancher friend of judge lias son wno Decomes a miier.
7:oo my nine margin oiai a vime omuu
a. an n m tv nir.EST German-American doctor dedicated to pati
ents at Okinawa leprosarium, on mission to Liverpool and Hamburg
in search of "A Bell for Okinawa". ; '
8:30 p.m. Dorothy Warenskjoid, lyric soprano sings nnen yuu
wish upon a star," from "Pinocchio , "El nencano py jose raauia,
Last Rose ot summer ana omrs in w uj i..
... u.ji..i ununi From Cook Countv hosmtal. Chicago.
show emergency measures following accident victims, complications
possible if neglected.
Services for Unknown War Dead
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Flood Damage
Funds Sought
By Neuberger'
LEBANON In a. telegram re
ceived by the local press Wed
nesday, Senator Richard L. Neu
berger said he has asked army
engineers to expedite special al
locations of funds for repair of
local flood damage and for pro
jected flood control maintenance
projects.
He also has urged compilation
of estimated damages to estab
lished bank protection projects so
that supplementary appropria
tions can be sought immediately,
The senator said a report from
the Willamette Basin Project
committee indicates recent flood
damage to no longer a problem
of maintenance by local interests
and adds that he will press to
obtain funds to restore damaged
projects as the first step toward
a development of an overall flood
control program for the Willam
ette Dasin,
Pall bearers carry flag-draped casket of an unknown American
serviceman aboard the light cruiser Manchester at Yokosuka
Naval Base, Japan, today. This was one of SO unknown American
servicemen killed in the Korean war that was loaded aboard
the cruiser for trip to Honolulu, where they will be buried in
the American soil of Punchbowl Cemetery, overlooking Honolulu.
The rest of the 852 unknown war dead will follow in other ships
within the next few weeks. Pall bearers from the four services
carried the last four caskets aboard, during the ceremony. The
four represented the unidentified of oil four military services.
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Christian Love Subject
Of Woodburn Bible Series
Presbyterians
To See Movie
"Inside Africa", a professionally
filmed motion picture in color will
be shown at the First Presbyterian
church at 6:30 Sunday night. The
showing will be preceded bv a
no-host supper of sandwiches and
dessert. The picture is the work
ol Dr. riobert s. Sandilands, mefll
cal physician well known in Sa
lem. j
Following the film presentation
there will be discussions by vari
ous age groups. Adults will be led
by Mrs. James - Brand; young
people by Mr. Emerson; junior
high by Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Stutzman and the juniors by Mar
tha Emerson.
The Bishop Players will present
a drama on Africa "Cry, the Be
loved Lountry Sunday,, Jan. 29,
Hi Y dubs Will
Attend Baptist
Church Sunday
Salem's six Hl-Y clubs will at
tend the 11 a.m. Sunday services
of the First Baptist church in ob
servance of YMCA Sunday, ac
cording to decision reached in a
recent council, meeting.
The clubs include Arthur Cotton,
Harrison Elliott and Abel Gregg
of North Salem high; A. A. Stagg,
Claude Kclls and J.R. Mott of
South Salem. Total membership
is 160 boys, although not all of
them will be able to attend be
cause of obligations to other chur
ches.
The clubs will sponsor two no
host dinners for fathers and sons.
The first will be the North Salem
Hi-Y, Jan. 31 and the other Feb.
1 at South Salem. Larry Patton of
Harrison Elliott club is program
chairman for the North and Gary
Zwickcr of A. A. Staff holds a
similar position with the South.
WOODBURN The Bible Bap
tist church of Woodburn will pre
sent two outstanding services on
Sunday. The morning sermon by
the pastor, Rev. Paul Boomer,
will begin thinking on the great
'Love Chapter of the Bible, 1
Cornthians 13, His topic will be
"What Never Wears OW." Sun
day school at 9:45 a.m. precedes
this service. The Ferrin family of
Salem, Frank, Aileen and 10-year-old
Robert, will present an hour
of sacred music and song at the
7:45 p.m. worship. P I a 0 o, ac
cordion, marimba and bass viol
with solos, duos and combinations
will fill the program along with
a time of congregational singing.
The public is invited.
New " officers of the Immanuel
burn Church of God. At the 8 p.m.
service he will speak on "Some
Bible Facts about Heaven. Sun
day school meets at 10 a.m. and
young people's meeting is at 7
p.m.
I Beseech You" will be the
sermon topic of Rev. George W.
Springer, pastor, at the 11 a.m.
service Sunday at tne wooonurn
Christian church. At the 8 p.m.
service his topic will be "Chasten
ing." Sunday school meets at 10
a m", and Christian Endeavor is
held at 7 p.m.
"Shadows and Substance" will
be the 11 a.m. topic of Rev. Ormal
B. Trick at the Woodburn Metho
dist church Sunday. The MYF
will meet at the church at 2 p.m
Lutheran church will be installed to attend the sub-district rally
during the 11 a.m. service Sundny, at Canby. The Bishops Players
Sunday school Is at 10 a.m.. The
officers elected last week in
clude .Phyllis Roberts, Sunday
school superintendent; Claire Mc
Millan, .assistant; Harold Ashland
and Millard Strom, chief ushers:
Roger Blomberg and Richafd
Bielland. assistants: Harvey hod
erts, deacon; McMillan and Milo
Rivenes, trustaes; Jesse Owre
secretary; Chris Owre, flnapvifij
secretary; Oscar Larson trea
surer. The Rt. Rev. Benjamin D. Dag
well, bishop of the diocese, will
conduct the services Sunday at St.
Mary's Episcopal church in Wood
burn. Holy communion will be at
8 a.m.; church school at 9:30 a.m.,
and morning prayer service and
sermon at 11 a.m.
"The Greatest Love Story" has
been chosen by Rev. Robert E.
Van as his topic Sunday morning
at the Woodburn and Bethel Pres
byterian churches. Services at the
Bethel church begin with morning
worship at 9:45 o'clock followed
by Sunday school. At the Wood
burn church Sunday school is at
9:45 a.m. and the worship service
follows at 11 a.m. The Bethel
junior high young people will meet
at 6 p.m.
"The Law Fulfilled" will be Ihe
11 a.m. sermon topic of Rev. Mil
ton Chugg, pastor of the Wood-
Gen. Dean Will
Talk to Scouts
EUGENE W-MaJ. Gen. Willjam
F. Dean, Korean War hero and
former deputy commander of the
Sixth Army, will be the featured
speaker at an Eagle Scout Recog
nition Day banquet here, Feb. 22.
The banquet will climax a day
of activities for the more than 50
Kaglc Scouts of the six Southwest
Oregon counties which make 'up
the Oregon Trail Council. It is also
expected to attract over 300 civic
and scout leaders from all parts
of the council.
General Dean will "be flown to
Eugene by a special Air Force
plane from San Franciseo. His
home is Berkeley, Calif., since his
recent retirement from the Army.
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Country" at 8 p.m.
Rev. and Mrs: Paul Gray ot
Woodburn planned to leave Friday
for Los Angeles. Calif., where tney
will attend the annual convention
of ' the Foursquare church. They
will be absent about three weeks
During Rev.- Gray's absence Rev,
and Mrs, LeRoy Bowdish of Port
land will supply the pulpit, berv
Ices will continue at the same
hours, Sunday school at 9:45 a.m.,
worship services at 11 a.m., and
7:45 p.m., and Crusaders meeting
at 6:30 p.m. '
"What Price Victory" has been
chosen by Rev. George H. Nors-
worthy as his topic for the 11 a.m.
service Sunday at the Woodburn
Free Methodist church. Sunday
school begins at 9:45 a.m. A fami
ly fellowship hour will start at
6:45 p.m. and will be followed by
the evening service at 7:30 p.m.
Rev. Norsworthy will continue Ihe
study of the Epistle of James.
services Sunday at tne Reorgan
ized Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints in Wooilburn
will begin with church school at
10 a.m. with Herbert Hawley Sr.
in charge. Morning worship serv
ice is at 11 o'clock with Gordon
Luffman bringing the message.
Adult study class and Zion's
League meet at 7 p.m. followed
by the evening service at 8 o'clock
with George Omans speaking.
Hounsell Gets
Apology From
Labor Council
PORTLAND HI The Oregon
State Federation of Labor Friday
apologized for an error in its re
cent evaluation of the voting rec
ords of members of the State Legislature.
The evaluation came under tha
attack recently oi State Sen. John
P. Hounsell, Hood River Republi
can. He said the AFL Incorrectly
identified a bill which he was re
ported voting against.
James T. Marr, executive sec
retary of the federation, said it
was a "most regrettable" error
that a wrong description of S. B.
7 listing it as the bill making
Portland State College a degree
granting institution had been car
ried. S. B. 7 actually called for
raising tha minimum salaries of
teachers. ,
Marr said only a few copies of
the erroneous report had been dis
tributed before the mistake was
discovered. The remainder ara be
ing corrcted, he said.
Hounsell also complained ot the
wording in the description of a
memorial to Congress on John Day
Dam. Marr offered no apology on
this point.
Four Corners
Hears Reports
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at the Community hall Wednesday
evening with the 1956 officers in '
charge for the first time.
Conducting the meeting was
Kenneth L. Strawn, president;
taking the minutes was Rav Da
vis, secretary and in attendance,
were the other three officers. Tru
man Blankenship, treasurer: John
Etzel. vice president, and Don
Doerfler. representative to the Sa
lem Chamber of Commerce.
The meeting was principally de
voted to hearing final reports of
last year's committee chairmen
and discussing plans for the com
ing year.
Fred Smith reported that the
lighting district is in sound fi
nancial condition.
The group voted to recommend
to the officials of the city center
that the Community hall be made
avauaoie one night each wcck to
Boy Scout Troop No. 106.
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CHICAGO On the vcrgoonf tenjs himself, William BroolBi,
consoles his weeping wife Klaine .u County Morgue yesterday,
after a coroner's jury decided death nig, their 7-mnnth-nld son,
Albert, was due In natural causes. The couple told of taking
Qnfant to a clinic and two hospitals in effort In discover his ail
ment. Baby died of pneumonia. IAP Thotofax? o
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Augsburg Band
lo Give Concert
Here February 5
The Augsburg College concert
band with Mayo Savold as direc
tor will appear in concert at
Parrish junior high school at 1
p.m. Sunday, Feb. 5. In addition
to his duties as director of tha
band, Savold is assistant professor
of music and directs the Augsburg
college choral club.
The Augsburg director is a gra
duate of Luther, college, Decorah,
Iowa, and has taken advanced
work at the University of Min
nesota. He has held teaching
positions in the Lamberton and
Glenwood, Minn, public schools
and, directed the GHQ chapel choir
in a concert for General MacAr
thur under combat conditions at
Taclobcn, Leyte, P.L
The local abearance of the band
is one of a scries of 23 to be pro
scnted by the group during its
4000 milo tour bf six states. Grace
Lutheran church Is sonsoring .the
concert, tickets aro available at
Stevens and Son,
Bible Questions
Which king was very corpulent?
Who. fell asleep during a long
sermon?
Which four little creatures ara
said to be wise? .
Where did Paul preach his first
sermon? .
Which two grandmothers have
honourable mention? .
Answers to Last Week
Esth. f9. Jer. 5-27. Eccles. 8-1.
Prov. 8-12. Acts 19.9.
ADENAUER REVIEWS UNITS
ANDKRNACH. Germany to
Chancellor Adenauer Friday marie
his first formal inspection of units
of the new West German army,
navy and air force. The 80-year-
old chancellor was conducted along
the ranks of 1,500 men drawn up
on the parade ground at a training
amp here. They are about halt
of the total number now taking
tnftiing in the first step toward
forming Ihe future SOO.OOO-man
West German armed forces.