Salem, Oregon, Saturday, July 21, 1956
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Tele -
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SATURDAY ON KOIN TV (6)
3:00 PM-Saturddy Sports Parade-will feature Jack Drees and
all Phases or sports including film clips of outstanding sporU evems
,nLeSlcw.s. w,.th .g.uost sta". "ni ve remotes. '
i TM .hir11"6 Gen-Rlph cries "wolf" once too often and
; in n-T. o. ""'" "unesiy
7:30 PM Stage Show Guests.
-Guests,
Hayincs singer.
ti9! p"'7G"n?n"'kf Death comes to Dodge City when former
Union soldier driven to violence after being made the butt of con
stant ridicule by twu Confederates
10:,0i,0M,Oct.an',Mabc-close brusn wilh Iaw. in "The Lineup."
c -v,3 n ,TS,hJowllme J sixr"The Lo,,S Night", Henry Fonda,
Barbara Belgeddes, Ann Dvorak, Vincent Price.
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SATURDAY ON KPTV (27)
4:00 PM Mr. Wizard shows magnetism can play tricks as well
as work.
5:00 PM Cisco Kid rancher who working water toll racket on
cattle drivers, meets rdsistance from spirited ladv rancher.
6:00 PM Industry on Parade shows gold plated ovens.
7:00 PM Julius La Rosa Show vocalist Joni James is guest.
8:00 PM Waterfront Cap'n John Herick tangles with officers of
foreign ship over harbor escape of stowaway.
8:30 PM Festival of Stars "The Blue Ribbon", starring Mar
Jorie Rambeau, Scott Brady and Gene Barry, story drama of wo
man who promises to raise son to be prizefighter
9:00 PM Encore Theatre Through guidance of school teacher,
Immigrant boy learns to blend "old country" heritage with problems
faced m "new country," in "The Boy with the Beaut'ful Mother."
9:00 PM Adventure Theatre Barbers' razors left as "calling cards"
at four identical murders are vital clues in "The Marriage Trap."
10:00 PM Mystery Theatre Inspector challenged by killer who
uses radio-active waves in "The Case of the Invkibi? Death."
10:30 PM People Are Funny Art leads the house-hunting Hunt
er's to their stolen huuse.
11:00 PM Saturday Nile Owl "Enchanted Forest", starring
Brenda Joyce.
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SATURDAY ON KLOR (12)
4:30 PM Gardening For Fun Dean Collins, tellp how home
makers may protect against Government agencies that will help'
5:00 PM Laurel and Hardy Comedy brings slapstick brand of
humor never duplicated.
6:00 PM Academy Theatre "Four Sided Triangle" stars Barbara
Payton. Story of scientist's power to duplicate anything in world.
Academy Host, John -Salisbury, introduces "The Lovely Place" star
ing Diana Dors, Ron Randell.
9:00 PM Masquerade Party panel members toss questions at
costumed guest celebrities in attempt to identify.
9:30 PM Stars of Tomorrow Uncle Nate, host, presents parade
of juvenile entertainment feating Barbara Shcahn and Cheryl
Honegger, ballet duet; Loraline Smith and Lonnie Smith, vocal duet;
Jim Snyder, western vocalist; DeMarlin Trie, vocalists; Duanne and
Patty Wear, instrumentalist, and Lowell Farmer, vocalist.
10:00 PM Cinema Showcase "Men Are Such Fools" stars Leo
Carrillo, Vivian Osborne, Una Merkel. '
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SUNDAY ON KOIN TV (6)
Telephone Time Veteran actor Thomas Mitchell stars in the
role of aged colonial-era lawyer Andrew Hamilton, whose defense
of New York printer and editor charged with criminal libel
became cornerstone of American principle of freedom of the
press, in "Grandpa Changes World." 4:30 PM on KOIN TV.
12:00 N Lamp Unto My Feet Recounts blasphemies of Jeroboam
who deserted God of Judah to create images.
2:00 PM Lone Ranger Local businesswoman tires to prevent a
man from paying off mortgage when finds oil on property, in
"Troubled Waters."
2:30 PM The Way Drama of man facing slow, certain death
from incurable cancer, "Immortal Love," final presentation in ser
ies. 3:00 PM Armchair Theatre "Fireball" starring Mickey Rooney,
Pat O'Brien, Beverly Tyler.
5:00 PM You Are There when the ill and retiring "Iron Horse"
honored at Yankee Stadium on "Lou Gehrig's Greatest Day."
5:30 PM Lassie Jeff and Porkv rock Calverton community when
become jurnalists after finding
"The Newspaper."
6:00 PM Private Secretary
peter Sands negotiates important contract with temperamental, cat
allergic actress. -- i
7:00, PM Eil Sullivan Show ffuests include Ames Brothers, vet
eran song and dance man Ted Lewis and the impersonator and star
of the Broadway musical, "New Faces," T. C. Jones.
8:00 PM G. E. Theatre Kathryn Grayson and John Ericson co
star in moving love story, "Shadow on the Heart'
8:30 PM Alfred Hitchcock mild-mannered, long time trusted
employe takes matters into own hands in "A Bullet For Baldwin."
n-sn pm r.itv Detective Clock of a college campus strikes
thirteen times, a student dissappcars and it becomes matter for
rirtli in "Thirtppn fVrlnetc
10:00 PM My Favorite Husband
weHriintr anniversary to recapture
happv scene of memories.
10:30 PM First Run Theatre "The Bushwackers" with John
Ireland, Wayne Morris, Lawrence Tierney, Lon Chancy.
SUNDAY ON KPTV (27) ,. . .
11:00 AM Faith For Today Young country doctor inclined to
accept invitation to join staff of city medical research group, until
townspeople show unsuspected appreciation for his services.
11:30 AM This Is The Life Mark Fowler's life falls apart when
daughter elopes with band leader, in "False gods." .
12:00 AM Frontiers of Faith Advertising executive and church
man discuss "Christian Stewardship of Money."
1:00 PM Zoo Parade A journey to Kruger National Park to
look at animal life on this 200 mile long and 50 mile wide animal
preserve.
2:00 PM Dr. Spock "The Timidity of Toddlers
3:00, PM Horse Opera "Drifting Along", starring Johnny Mack
Brown. ,i
4:00 PM Roy Rogers and Dale teach an ex-convict that he can t
take the law into his own hands in "The Showdown."
6:00 PM Toper Cosmo is scheduled to fly to the Isle of Bali in
a private plane. When pilot fails to appear, George Kerby manages
. lal-ft.nff fnr firct time in his lifp.
6:00 PM Frontier A married
in search of a short route to the
:"Tlin Uirr Fl,-,, "
7:00 PM Steve Allen Show Judy Holliday spotlighted in comedy
skiU with Steve. The Four Lads sing "Standing on the Corner
on a busy corner at Times Square. Buddy Hackett offers comedy
' . rw - ..t::nnl AMnl, Claim lnlfPC It tdlir
routine ana joins sieve in a huuui . '" - -
of Birdland to hear Count Basic and his orchestra,
o.nn war Twm rnmnar.inn tn eccentric srjinstei begins to sus-
n! hr i in coi-vo s sinister Dumose when she discovers that
shortly before she arrived, her
'Sister", starring Ulaays cooper, lauiiceu m-aui" " ...........
9:00 PM Man Against Crime Through a switch of trench coats
Frank Lovejoy as Alike Barnett becomes involved in chase for a
""llo'pM Count Of Monte Crlslo arrives at "Andorra", finds the
duke murdered by his brother and his children gone.
10:00 PM National Bowling Champions George Young of De
troit versus Ed Kawolics of Chicago. ,',
10:30 PM Sunday Star Time "American Empire , starring
Preston Forster and Richard Dix.
SUNDAY ON KLOR (12) .
12:00 PM Campaign Roiimliip-serics ot wecwy n-puiw Hu.--Itical
reporters watching latest prc-convention (r"- .
students fire Questions at Miss I'.catha Adkins, director of Women's
s'u"cn,V, llre quesiimis ..,, -nmmiiirp ar,d Mrs. Katie
12:30 PM college rrcss umini-vu;i
Louchcim, director Women's Activities for the Democratic National . poinU.d bandits handcuffed a su-"S'S-Buildiag
.America-young couple finally discover wayjpe-arWc.er .ojhj, .coring
pSA-"' ,nncr IJIe During thc ,hcy ,ound only $25 in his wallct-
Revolution" starring Ray Bolger, Harry Von Zcll pnd Jerry Colonna I The cicrki Ray Gantz, 30, told
2:30 PM Transition "Structure" is documentary Homebuilding police they handed him thc wal-
showing how the use of wood adds beauty. m hot back intact with a single com-
2-45 PM Christian Science "Answer to Danger . - menl: "Phooic." They they hand-
3:00 PM Imperial Theatre "Desert Legion starring A "crio cu((ed hjm (Q (hc sterin)! whct,,
farnese, Viviane Romance. Irene GaUcr. Young man accused of m d ((j a
"I'Pi1.. r nnm nf the few remaining herds of!
mactic American bison and some
KeS cae arid badlands
fiSfl PM Famous rum resuvai vuu v r' . :? ,:r
ason. 8 hourTgle of a wounded, idealistic r of thc Insh
Underground army to eiuae inc r.raham Srhooi Boord of District nJ, Lyrnw,
8:00 TPM Ted Mack's Original Amateur Hour Mjrgarei i ""am 0rr(fnn M the Mj,r,.Linn Srhno,
nf SnrinpfiPlri Pennsylvania, whist es up a tune O-her acts are. buiidintvLyon. OrPon. until tum
01 hpnngfieid, rcnn.;" "fc ( Iri(h singer' Bohby Neves, (9),!day, July 24, ism. aroo p m.. pst. for
Leon Greer, singer; Rita e '""U Thimlwin found effects construction n( eimimomi and
linger and top dancer, and Kenneth Tham addition to the Muri-i.inn
n-fift Pfrnrnnpt Thetrre'Xost Moment" starring Robert Lum-.Sphool 1)Ulirttn) and wt be then
r. V. ,ith Aon Monrhead. Young man whO!nd there opened nd puhlirly read
mings ana susan ni" rVVrl
ftinv.- nln an ne old noUXC in
tniw.'C inln in rt Olfl hnUSC W
letters and finds himself in love
split personality.
Views
Television J
is me Dest po icy
Hen v.m
Henry Young, comedian; Dick
abandned mimeograph machine, in
is adopted by ailey cat while boss
George and liz decide on sixth
bliss of honeymoon, return to
couple and a grandmother set out
uaiuornia goto, neius m joi, m
employer's twin sister had died, in
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of the men who are responsible
W&WA..
II IH ,,mnni lnv
venue i"
with
young lady suffering fromi
NOTES ON
7-21
"Imagine that,
the Alps!"
dear, finding
MONDAY ON KOIN-TV: (6)
1 p.m.. Armchair Theatre "Partv
Eaton.
1:30 p.m., KOIN Kitchen starts
Cheese Pie."
2 p.m., Of All Things introduces
Del Sharbutt. Inventor Russell Oakes
salesman discourager, and a sanawich susher. Bene sings ' S Wonder
ful." Jack does "My Time of Day."
4:30 p.m., Red Dunning (Port
James Newell and Tex O'Brien.
6:30 p.m., Life Wilh Father and Noblest Instrument; ' " ' ,
7 p.m., Burns and Allen Gendarmes and jonquils combine to make
daffy-dilly show when Gracie raids
tral Park.
7:30 p.m., Science Fiction Theatre
lic hceurity otficer Steve Conway,
guarded room and seeks justice in
outer space in Beam of Fire.
8 p.m., Charles Farrell Show
unknown admirer, and assumes
club.
8:30 p.m., Vic Dnmone Show
Damone, guests from show business.
9 p.m., Life of Riley Riley and
men can get along better without modern conveniences than women
Last program of "Riley" .in current series. Next week, "Susie"
moves into this time period. . .
9:30 p.m., Studio One A merry
a worldly novel, that makes Balzac
best seller list will be presented when Emmahne by Richard De
roy is aired.
10:35 p.m., Showtime on Six
Greta Gynt, and Herbert Lorn.
MONDAY ON KPTV: .(27)
7 a.m., Home Arlene Francis
"Home in the summer with Baby,"
wardrobe, furniture and lood. Howard Whitman reports on anti
radiation suits for industrial workers.
11 a.m., NBC Theatre "The Reverberator," story of young, beautiful
and wealthy American girl wooed in France by scion of titled family
and correspondent of American
1 p.m., Comedy time Actor goes
part and Queenie almost meets death in "The Monster."
2 p.m., The Early Show "The Trap" (Charlie Chan) Manten More
land, Sidney Toler.
3:30 p.m., Northwest Home Barbara's guest, George Paris cooks
famous chicken dishes. How to make garnishes of violets and rose
buds.
4 p.m., Producers Showcase "Rosalinda," a gay musical farce of
old Vienna, adapted from the Max Reinhart version of Johann Strauss'
"Die Fladermaus," starring Cyril
with the Wiere Brothers. ;
6 p.m.',; Long" John Silver sets
up Spanish mule trains.
7 p.m., Feature Film "Malince
Marnier.
8:30 p.m., Robert Montgomery Presents "Catch A Falling Star,"
Hollywood actor who refuses to recognize he is no longer a great
hcadliner. Charles Drake, Mary K. Wells, Elizabeth Montgomery,
Jan Miner. ' '
9:30 p.m., Cross Current When a blind man's hallucinations turn
out to be real thing, Christopher Storm, Vienna Hotel owner, becomes
middleman in a deadly game of hide and seek in "Blind Man's Bluff."
10 p.m., Powcrland Story Scenes of life and industry in one of the
nation's major farming regions . . .features Walla Walla, Pendleton,
Joseph, Enterprise and spectacular Wallowa country.
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MONDAY ON KLOR: (12)
11 a.m., Afternoon Film Festival "I Believe In You" Celia Johnson
and Cecil Parker. Based on unorthodox methods of probation officer.
1 p.m., The Rugglcs "The Twins Don't Want to be Twins" Donna
and Donald think being twins has a lot of drawbacks, so decide to
assume different personalities.
: 1:30 p.m.. Life With Elizabeth "Bills," "Dutch Doors Installation"
and "After the Trip" Betty White and Del Moore. Three incidents
of comedy.
2 p.m., Lady of the House presents city champion of the Soap Box
Derby and the Queen of Ihe Derby. Canning lessons In ways to can
siring beans, berries.
3 p.m., Mid-Day Mnllncc "High Command" stars James Mason,
Lionel Atwil,
5 p.m., Mickey Mouse Club Newsreel: Waler Wizard: Hee-Haw; A
Sky Train: The Tale of No Shirt; Girl Saves Doll. Mousekelcers:
Fun With Music Day Humphrey. Hop, Green Grass Grows. "Spin and
Marty" Serial: "A surprise Decision."
6 p.m., Judge Roy Bean "The Elopers" Judge Bean involved in
matrimonial mayhem when an irate father lakes law in own hands.
(5:30 p.m., Western Marshal "Decision at Noon" stars Douglas
Kennedy as Marshal Steve Donovan and Eddy Waller as his side
kick, Rusly Lee.
7 p.m., Dotly Mack Talented and lovely singer, whose voice is
not heard. Two assistants, Bob Braun and Colin Male, use skillful
lip synchronization as platters of top recording artist spin off camera.
7:30 p.m., Concert Three top winners, of the "Metropolitan Opera
Auauions ot inc Air, nose uyrum, 25, lyric eolorature from Charlotte,
N.C., Maria Fcrricro, 25, soprano from Pittsburgh, Pcnna., and Car
lotla Ordassy, 31, a soprano from Budapest, Hungary, arc guest solo
ists. Miss Byrum sings "Der Holle Rache" by Mozart. Miss Ordassy
sings "Bissi d'Artc" by Puccini and Miss Fcrricro sings "Ernani
Involami" by Verdi. . , .
8 p.m., Premiere Theatre "Nanook ot the North" Eskimo village,
subject matter of this beautifully realistic film study of the Eskimo's
struggle for survival.
9:30 p.m., My Little Margie "Papa and Mambo" promotion for
"Papa" if he signs Mrs. Mendoza lo a contract, Papa learns to mambo
because Mrs. Mendoza likes to mambo.
10:30 p.m., Wrestling From Hollywood.
Miffed Bandits
II rind ruff Clerk
NEW YORK UP) Two disnn-
his wrists.
LEGALS
ADVERTISEMENT FOB RIDS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS:
Scaled hld win be received by the
loud. Bid received fler the time
. nn,nlnl ,. hm Mn.M.rw1
P)fmi spr(fiC(l,lon, an() form of
I contract document! may be examined
THE NEWS
Bermuda shorts way up here In
" "
Dress'
Robert North, Evelyn
week by preparing
"Cantaloupe
cast. Jack Haskell, llcne Woods.
brings hydraulic cigarette lighter,
1) "Return of the Rangers" with
flower beds of New York's Cen
Wayne Morris, stars as Scienti-
finds secret of murder in locked
trail of mysterious fireball from
Charlie receives love letters from
they come from lady at Racquet
Starring popular song-stylist Vic
neighbor Dudley set out to prove
tale about what happens when
look like nursery rhymes, hits
"The Ringer" stars' Mai Zetterling,
a'nd Nancyann Graham discuss
including baby's bath, summer
scandal magazine
berserk when he doesn't get wanted
Ritchard, Jean Fenn and Lois Hunt
''...
sail for Isthmus of Panama to hold
Idol," Camilla Horn, and Miles
or obtained at thP office of Architect
John (Jrlmmcr (Iroom. 231!t Stale
Street Salem, Orrgon, upon a deposit
of $25.00 for each set of (IfK iimcnts.
No proposal will be considered un
less accompnnicd by a certified check,
cashiers check or hid bond made pay
able to the District in an amount of
not less than 5'r of the amount of
the bid. Surety bond will be required
In accordance with the terms of the
contract documents.
Thc School District reserves the
right to reject any or all bids and
to waive informalities.
No bidder may withdraw his hid
after the hour set for the opening
thereof or before the award of the
contract, unless said award Is delayed
for a period exceeding .10 days.
ALICE HUBER. Clerk.
July 7, 14, 31.
CALL FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received by the
Marion County Court, Courthouse,
Salem, Oregon, until 10:00 a.m.,
Thursday. August 2nd. for the fol
lowing Items:
Three 1956 model automobile, two
door sedans and bids will be based
on the acceotanre or three cars
be traded In by the Shertff's De
partment. These cars may he seen by
appointment through the nhertrr s of.
partment, Snecifications for the new
car are on file with the Marion
Cotintv Clerk
All bids must meet the require
ment of ORI, 279-810 to and Includ
ing 2i9'faa and be accompanied
certified check for 10 of the
amount of the bid. -
Marlon County Court
July 19, 20, 21, 23,. 24, 25, 26,
On Television
UHF KPIV (27)
VHF KOIN-TV (6), KLOR (12), KVAl (13)
lOms procrftnu lctidui,il id tdvinct.
(Program on metfu! only at
time ol utart. It continual unul
again listed. I
: SATUI1DAT SCHEDULE
4:30 p.m. KPTV Army Film
KOIN Movie
KLOR Laurel and Hardy
KVAL Fury .
S:00 p.m. KPTV Cisco Kid
. KOIN Big Picture
. KLOR Joe Palooka
KVAL Movie
6:30 p.m. KPTV Troubled Youth
KOIN Beat Clock
KLOR Ethel . Albert
5:45 p.m. KPTV Movie Museum .
6:00 p.m. KPTV Industry
KOIN Guest of Honor
KLOR Movie
J:30 p.m. KPTV Down You Go
KOIN High Financa
KVAL Rln Tin Tin V
7:00 p.m. KPTV Julius LaRosa
KOIN Jackie Gleason
KLOR Doug Fairbanks
KVAL Lawrence Welk
7:30 p.m. KOIN Stage Show
8:00 p.m. KPTV-Watcrfront
KOIN Two for Money
KLOR Lawrence Welk
, KVAL People are Funny
8:30 p.m. KPTV Star Festival
KOIN Russ Morgan
KVAL Guy Lombardo ';
9:00 p.m.- KPTV Encore Theater
, KOIN Gunsmoke
KLOR Masquerade
KVAL Encore Theater .
9:30 p.m. KPTV Adventure Thea.
KOIN Talent Scouts
' KLOR Stars Tomorrow '
KVAL Adventure
10:00 p.m. KPTV Mystery Thea.
KOIN Joe and Mabel
KLOR Movie
KVAL Ernie Kovacs
10:30 p.m. KPTV People are Funny
KOIN Movie
11:00 p.m. KPTV Movie
KVAL Movie
SUNDAY
9:30 a.m. KVAL Christian Science
9:45 a.m. KVAL Puppet Bible Tales
10:00 a.m. KVAL Oral Roberts
10:30 a.m. KPTV I Person Can Do
KVAL Lighted Window
'10:45 a.m. KPTV Your Trouble ,
11:00 a.m. KPTV Faith for Today:-'
KOIN Faith For Today
' . KVAL Champion. Bowl
11:30 a.m. KPTV The Life
KOIN Wild Bill
12:00 noon KPTV Frontiers ol Faith
KOIN Lamp Unto
KLOR Christophers
KVAL Frontiers of Faith
iz:30 p.m. KPTVAmerlcan Forum
KOIN Bandwagon '56
KLOR Col. Press Confer.
KVAL American Forum
1 :00 p.m.y KPTV Zoo
KOIN Face Nation
KLOR Lighted Window
KVAL Zoo
1:30 p.m. KPTV News Roundup
N KOIN News Sevareid
KLOR Building America
KVALr -The Life
2:00 p.m. KPTV Dr. Spock
KOIN Lone Ranger '
... KLOR Christophers
KVAL Movie
2:30 p.m. KPTV Church In Home
KOIN The Way
j KLOR Transition
2:45 p.m. KLOR Christian Science
a:ou p.m. KPTV Movie
KOIN Movie
KLOR Movie
4:00 p.m. KPTV Roy Rogers
KVAL Christophers
4:30 p.m. KOIN Telephone Time
KLOR Movie
5:00 p.m. KPTV Meet the Press
KOIN You Are There
KLOR Doug Fairbanks
KVAI, Meet Ihe Press
5:30 p.m. KPTV Perspective
KOIN Lassie
KLOR Oral Roberta
KVAL Roy Rogers
6:00 p.m. KPTV Topper
KOIN Pvt. Secy.
' KLOR You Asked For lit
KVAL Topper
p.m. KPTV Frontier
S:3(
kuin What's Mv Line?
KLOR Fam. Film Fest'v'l
KVAL Lone Wolf
7:00 p.m. KPTV Steve Allen ";
' TCOrW Ed Sullivan ' '
KVAL Grand Ole Opry
8:00 p.m. KPTV Drama
KOIN Drama
, ' KLOR Ted Mack
KVAL City Detective
8:30 p.m. KOIN Alfred Hitchcock
KVAL Waterfront
9:00 p.m. KPTV Man Ag'nst Crime
KOIN S64, 1)00 Challenge
KLOR Movie
KVAL Man Ag'nst Crime
9:30 p.m. KPTV Count Mt. Chrlsto
KOIN City Detective
KOIN Wyatt Earn
10:00 p.m. KPTV Favorite Husband
kuiin jviovie
KVAL Telephone Time
10:30 p.m. KPTV Movie
KUltt Movie
KLOR Town Hall
KVAL Movie
MONDAY
7:00 a.m. KPTV Home
KOIN Panorama Pacific
8:00 a.m. KPTV Feather Your Nest
KOIN Valiant Lndy
8:15 a.m. KOIN Love of Life
8:30 a.m. KPTV Could Be Ynu
KOIN S'rch for Tomorrw
B:45 a.m. KOIN-Gulding Light
9:00 a.m. KPTV Dins Dong School
KOIN Stand Up
9:30 a.m. KPTV Today
KOIN As World Turns
10:00 a.m. KOIN Johnny Carson
w.mi a.m. M'jv-icnn. r,rnie
KOIN Hoiiseparl.v
10:45 a.m. KLOR Public Interest
11:00 a.m. KPTV Matinee Theater
KOIN Big Payoff
KLOR Film Festival
11:30 a.m. KOIN Bob CrnBbv
12:00 noon KPTV Queen for Day
KOIN Brighter Day
12:15 p.m. KOIN Secret Storm
12:30 p.m. KOIN Edge of Night
12:45 p.m. KPTV Modern Romances
i:yu p.m. KPTV comedy Time
KOIN Movie
KLOR Rugglcs
1:30 p.m. KPTV Ernie Kovaca
KOIN Kitchen
KLOR Life with Ellz.
2:00 p.m. KPTV-Movle
i KOIN Of all Things
KLOR Lady of House
KVAL Stop. Look. Llst'n
2:30 p.m. KOIN Arthur Godfrey
, , KLOR Glamour Girl
KVAL Movie
3:00 p.m. KLOR-Movlc
3:30 p.m. KPTV Northwest Home
, i KOIN Strike It Rich
4:00 p.m. KPTV Prod. Showcase
KOIN Mr. Moon
KVAL To Be Announced
4:15 p.m. KOIN Cartoon
KLOR Purple Sage .
4:30 p.m. KOIN Red Dunning
KLOR Busier Keaton
5.00 p.m. KLOR Mickey Mouse
KLOR Mickey Mouse
5:15 p.m KOIN News
5:30 p.m. KPTV-Ncws
KOIN-Rohln Hood
KVAL Information
5:45 p.m. KVAL News
6:00 p.m. KPTV Long John Silver
KOIN News
KLOR Juiluc Bean
KVAIz-DlHiicyland
6:15 p.m. KOIN-Concrrt Hall
6:30 p.m. KPTV Gordon Mi'Rea
KOIN-I.lfc wilh Fnlhir
Kl.on Steve Donovan
6:45 p.m. KPTV Newa
7:00 p.m. KPTV Movie
KOIN-Hurns-Allcn
KLOR Dotty Mack
KVAL Cisco Kid
7:30 p.m. KOIN Science Fiction
KI.OR Voice
KVAI, I S'rch Adventure
8:00 p.m. KPTV Talent Srarrh
KOIN-Charlle Farrell
KLOR-Movir
KVAL Vie Damone
8:30 p.m. KPTV Robt Montgomery
KOIN-VIc Damone
KVAI. Robt, Montgomery
9 00 p.m. KOIN-Rlley
9:30 p.m, KPTV Cross Current
KOIN Studio On
KLOR-Margle
KVAL Screen Dir. Play
10:00 p.m. KPTV Pnwerland
KLOR News
KVAL Badge 714
10:15 p.m. KPTV-Hldflen Camera
10:30 p.m. KPTV Tonight
KOIN Movie
KI.OR Hollywood Wrestle
KVAI, News
10:46 p.m. KVALMovle
Research indicate that 75 ner
jeent o( chronic diseases of thc need
arc partially or compieioiy con
trollable, but rehabilitation is sol
dom attempted.
A
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LONG BEACH, Cnl. HMevi Rombln of Sweden, who won the
Miss Universe title a year ago places a crown of pearls on the
head of Carol Morris, the Iowa coed who was selected as the new
Miss Universe early today. (AP Wlrephoto)
Swim Program
Ends Friday;
251 Graduate
Regular Schedule to
Resume at Pools
Saturday
Salem's annual "Learn to Swim'-'
campaign closed Friday wilh 251
of more than BOO passing their !
swimming tests, Vern Gilmore,
city recreation director reports.
Gilmore said that volunteer help
was a contributing factor to the
success of the 10-day program. He
added that many of those taking
part m the program made im
provement.
The pools return to their normal
schedule today.
LESLIE . : ; - -
Boy I and girls beginners, 10 and
up: Rick Martin, iiena Robinson,
Gloria Knanke, Lorraine Gllle, Paula
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Others gathered in .night clubsH
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.station KTVO-TV stayed on the
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Beauties Win
Preliminaries
SEASIDE W) One girl from
Portland and two from Lane
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winners in the Miss Oregon com
petition here Friday night.
Patti Ann Haines, Miss .Port
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resent Oregon in thc Miss Amer
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LEGALS
v; 1 t NOTICI
of Executor's Sale -of Real Property ' r
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Marion, ' "
No, 14177, III the Mattrr of the Fs- Jj
tate of .Alma Frlffum, , Deceased, .4
N OTIC IS HEREBY' GIVEN rhiit f .'I
hv virtue of and oursuant In an Or.
tier of the Circuit Court 'of Marion, ?
uregon, enicrca June zu, iiisk. in
the above-'estate, authorizing and '
licensing' thef undersigned : as, exec-: I t
utor lo sell Ihe real property here
lnafter described ai private sale upon'
the terms Hereinafter 'specffled..1 th t
Raid 'executor will, from md after
July 31, 1933, proceed to sell the real
property hereinafter described , it pri
vate sale. In accordance with said,
order, in the mannr- d- lb 1 -v
iaw, subject to confirmation of 1ha ' I
Court. Said real property:, it de
scribed as follows: to-wit: '
Beginning at the Southwest cor- "'
: ner of the Alonzo Ames D L.C- 44 v
in T. 13 S., B 1 E. of the Wlllam- - -ette
Meridian In Linn CounW, .
Oregon: and running thence N. 0' r '
181 'a E. along ihe West line -of
said Claim 328.40 feet: thence North .
0" 33' E. along said line 1011.50 feet ' .
to a W rod: thence N. 8fl" 6i" W. '
J7fl.B7 feet to the center line of the''(
County road: thence N. 42 41)' E.
along said line 54.43 feet; thence S. . '
8f 54" E. 243.73 feet: thence S, 80. '
00' E. 41.80 feet to a rod; thence-
N. 27' 00" E. 391.96 feet to a "
pipe; thence N. 68" 04' W;, 237.H0 - ; V
feet to the East .line of llje tounlv. j
road; thence. N: 2V 00' E. 40 18 2 i
feet: thence S. 68 04' E. 350.75 feet "
to a 11a" pipe; thence N. 89" 45' E.
436.00 feet to a .lli" pipe; thence
S. 0' 31' W. 40.0 feet to a 'i:'xJiy'
bar; thence ,N. 88' 45' t 493.10 feet
to a U"x3" bar; thence S. 0" 33' W.
1678.10 feet to a V"xlli" bar on the ,
South line of said D.L.C. 44; l'
thence S. 89' 54' W. along said line A
1270.50 feet to the place of begin- ;
ning EXCEPTING therefrom the - ' Z
following described tract: Begin-1- "
nlng at a point 0.21 feet North and - .
120.0 feet East of the Southeast'
corner of the William Ames D.L.C.
45 in said Township and Range
and running thence N. 0" 33' E, " f
1011.45 feet; thence S. 80 00' E.
: 324.38 feet; thence S. 0 33" W.
. 954.56 feet; thence S. 89" 54' V.
320.0 feet to the place: of begin-
. nlng;,.--, ., . ..;(.:.. ... br,$)
AND .' t
Beginning in the periter ot 22nd ' 1
Street tn the City of Salem,' Mar- h:i
ion County, Oregon, at. a point . . -
which is 323.52 feet South 0s 33' ,
East from the Southwest cnmer of ,
Turner Bond Addition to the said
; City of Snlem; thence North 89" 24' ,
East parallel with-the South line
of said Turner Road Addition 403.55
feet to a Southerly - extension of
the East line of the said Turner ;
Road Addition: thence South O' M '
East along the Southerly exten- T' t
sion of the said East line 271,80 '-
feet to a point Which is 431.83 feet . "
North O 32' West-from the point '-VA'
of intersection- of the said East s
line extended Southerly and the )t
North line of New Haven, Marlon
County, Oregon, 'in the City of Sa
lem, (See Vol. 14,' Page 2, Record '-N
of town plats for said County and ,'
State.); thence North -89 52' West V.
parallel with the North line ot the .-'y
said New Haven 403.43 feet to the
center of the said 22nd Street; 1
thence North -0" 33' West 287.48
' i feet to the place of fbeginning: re- .
, serving all roads and roadways'! ' h
AND Decedent's one-half interest v?
in the following., described real propr -V
erty, to-wit: .
Beginning at the Northwest enr- , , , .
ner of the West Projection af.-.th'.- .
' . Alonzo AmeB D.L.C, No. 1 44; . In i
Section 32, .Township 13 S., R. 1 E.. ,
. of the WillametteMVIerldian, Linn i
County, Oregon, .' and - .running
thence N. BH 45" East, 42.81 feet '
, and S. 22 14' West 113.27 feet to l
x lfi pipe, thence s: 2" w '
West, 169.58 ifeet -to r x 21"
pipe, which I, the place, "of begin-"
nlng: thence 'S.-.7V 00' 'West 215.93'
jfcet to a ty screw; thence S. 8ft V
54' East 87.10 feet to a W bolt; ...
thence S.C 31' West 60.00 feet to t
, avli" Iron ipipef; thence S. 89 54 -v J
East 100 xeet -to a ,V' x 1" bar; jt'
thence S. 80 00' East 41.80 feet to V
A" x 26" pipe; thence N. 68' 04'.'
West, 237.60 feet to the place of
beginning. -TERMS
OF SALE: Cash' andor:
Credit; Cash Sales:. 25 at time of
submitting bid and balance in cash
on confirmation of sale and deLiv-'
ery of executoff - deed. . to the pfop-,.. i
erty; Credit Sales:- 25 at time of
submitting bid and balance to be
evidenced by written promissory ,
note, secured by first mortgage on
land, payable In annual installments
or at a time certain, all deferred
payments to bear interest at not less f.
than 4 Der annum and all bids to
specify interest rate payable on de-
jerrea payments; note ana mortgage ' , .
tn he executed and delivered on con-. -:
firmatlon of sale and delivery of ,
executor's deed for real properly. - ,
Bids will be received bv the ex-.. i '
ecutor at the office .of Hattle J.
Bratzcl, attorney at law, 312 uregon
Building, Salem, Oregon. ,
uuw nAinii, executor or xne
Estate of Alma Felgum, De- . .
ceased.
HATTIE J. BRATZEL,
Attorney for Executor,
312 Oregon Building, -(,
Salem. Oregon. "
First Publication: June 30, 1036. , '
Last PubllcaUon: July 21, 1956.
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