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Page 4 Section 2 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Salem, Oregon, Saturday, February 23, 1957 0Z7 r SATURDAY ON KOIN-TV: (16) 4:30 p.m., Sania Anlla Race $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap. $ p.m., Texas Rangers "The Hobo." p.m., Soldiers of Fortune "The Old Lady's Mine." 6:30 p.m., The Buccaneers A hurricane hits the Caribbean. I p.m.. Gale Storm Show Susanna meets a passenger trying to find courage for 27 years to propose to his girl friend. 9:30 p.m., Hey Jeannie Jeannie as vacation relief dispatcher. 10 p.m., Gunsmoke Tragedy stalks a young, native girl from the East. 11:05 p.m., Showtime on Six "The Black Swan," starring Tyrone Power, Maureen O'Hara, Thomas Mitchell, George Sanders, Anthony Qulnn. .-. SATURDAY ON KPTV: (27) 1:00 p.m., 5 O'clock Playhouse "Return of the Starlet Pimpernel' stars James Mason. 1:00 p.m., Mister Talent Carl Hawley provides opportunity to young talent. t:30 p.m., Dateline Europe Former prisoner of war determined to carry out private execution, "Revenge. I p.m., Perry Como Show Guests the Andrews Sisters, Ray Charles Singers. 10 p.m., George Gobel Show Guest Is Eddie "Rochester" Anderson. U p.m., Cinema Classics Mickey Rooncy, Jeanne Cagney, Peter Lorrc In Quicksand, story of little Dan Szabo s road to crime. SATURDAY ON. KLOR: (12) 4 p.m.. Youth for Christ features Bible quiz, a hig school news desk. 4:30 p.m., "Little Men," sequel to "Little Women." I p.m., Joe Patooka captured by Communists and forced to fight a Rusian champion. 7 p.m., Men of Annapolis Two brothers, one handicapped, one who staris wun an me advantages. - 7:30 p.m., "In Our Time" with Paul Hcnreid, Ida Lupino and Mary jjoiann. set in Warsaw In World War II. 1:30 p.m., Operation Tomorrow "Tragedy Hounds Rocket Develop ment." 10 p.m., KLOR Presents "Never Laugh at a Lady" starring Ann Hutnenora. . , 10:30 p.m.. Championship Bowling Steve Nagy of Detroit. 11:30 p.m.. New Orleans Police Department "The Case of the Elu sive Vagrant." SATURDAY ON KGW-TV: (8) 4 p.m.. Bar 8 Double Feature Roy Rogers in "Under Western Stars" and Gene Autry, "Get Along Little Dogies." 7:13 p.m.. University of Portland-Gonzaga basketball game. I p.m., Lawrence Welk Dedicated to volunteer workers who will solicit contributions Sunday to heart fund of the American Heart Asso ciation. 10 p.m., Ozark Jubilee Singer Anita Carter and the "Sweethearts oi narmony, irom southland, guests. 10:30 p.m., Channel 8 Playhouse "Thev Wore EvnenHnhln" cine Robert Montgomery, John Wayne and Donna Reed. Men of Navy's P-T waia net uyiwi lumiy uj prove value oi meir liny snips. . SUNDAY ON KOIN-TV: (6) 11:00 a.m., Lamp Unto My Feet Glimpses effects of prolonged self-pity. 1:00 p.m., Odyssey "Book of the Dead," ancient Egyptian's prep aration lor after-death adapted from classic literature. - 2:00 p.m., Mama Argument over Trina's refusal to give trading lamps at her store. 2:30 p.m., Boing-Boing (Color) Gerald's parents finally find method to translate Gerald's sounds. 3:00 p.m., Armchair Theatre "The Gay Desperado" stars Ida Lupino, Nino Mnrtinoj "In Old Sacramento," Wild Bill Elliott and Constance Moore. 4:30 p.m., Gov. Robert n. Holmes 2nd "Report to the People." w.ou p.m., ii-iupiuum nine junn ncsnuvs irue siory oi wo scul lery maid who becamo Denver society lender and Titanic- hcruino. 6:00 p.m.. Air Power How American forces tnnlr lrv luinmia 6:30 p.m., Lassie Romance promoted between eccentric fonialo rust ana uramps. - 7:00 p.m., Jack Benny Bob Hope and Jack bring back "good old hb ui vauueviue. 1:00 p.m., Ed Sullivan Show Sinners Lena Home. TWnftn Mnr. row and Abbo Lane; Xavier Cugnt and his band; Eddio Mnyehoff, oruatiway cumeuy siar. 0:00 p.m.. Theatre Beautiful Eurasian girl forced Into marriage. Stars Donna Reed, Helmut Dantinc. 9:30 p.m., Alfred Hitchcock Presents "End of Indian Summer." 10:30 p.m., Our Miss Rrookin-'Thc Yodor Klrtich Award." 1:05 p.m., First Run Theatre "A Dispatch From Reuters," strug gles of Julius Router to establish his "pigeon host" as an agency lor fast news transmission between European centers not linked by the telegraph. Edward G. Robinson, Edna Best, Eddio Albetl tar, with Walter Kingsfnrd as Napoleon. SUNDAY ON KPTV: (27) 9:45 a.m., The Pastor "You've Got to Be Taught," echoing sen timent expressed in tunc from "South Pacific." 10:30 a.m.. Frontiers of Faith The Princeton, N.J., Seminary Choir feature nf "Young Man With a Voice." 12:30 p.m., This Is the Life "Forgiving the Unforgivable." 1:00 p.m., Your Afternoon Theatre "Ited Dragon," starring Sid ney Tolcr. "Victoria the Great" stars Anna Neaglc. 4:00 p.m., Washington Square Ann Solhern visits Ray Bulger. 5:30 p.m.. Captain Gallant in "Rescue" of unconscious girl afloat In life jacket, pursued by thugs. 6:30 p.m., Roy Rogers Show in "High Stakes." 7:30 p.m., Circus Boy "Joey's Wedding Hay." 6:00 p.m., Steve Allen Show Guests are actress Arlenc Dahl and linger Brenda Lee; violinist Yehuili Mcnuhin. 9:00 p.m., Playhouse Celeste Holm, John Ileal and Richard Dorr In John Van Drutens' "The Princess Back Home." 10:0 0p.m., Lorella Young Show l.orelta is hostess and star nf Wcdding Day." 10:30 p.m., Sunday Star Time "Fifty-second Street," starring Jan Hunter and the late Leo Carrillo. SUNDAY ON KLOR: (12) 3:30 p.m.. Building America "Building Dreams," sixty centuries of burned clay in art and architecture. 4:00 p.m., This Is the Answer "The Rood to Jericho." 4:30 p.m., How Christian Science Heals "The Life More Abun dant." 4:45 p.m., Trsnsition "Shelter." 6:00 p.m., Tloneer Playhouse Johnny Mack Brown travels "West ef Wyoming." 7:00 p.m., "Top Banana," starring Phil Silvers. Filmed version oi boisterous New York musical comedy about wacky TV star. Music and lyrics by Johnny Mercer. 1954. , 8:45 p.m., "Tosca," starring Rossana Brazzi and Michel Simon. 10:00 p.m., Ray Anthony Show "All Time Song Hits" find Mar garet Whiting and Jnhnnv Mercer singing medlev nf Mercer hits. 11:00 p.m., Wrestling From Chicago Sky Hi Lee meets Hobby Nelson. SUNDAY ON KGW-TV: (8) 12:30 p.m.. The Way "Unlawful Entrv." 1:00 p.m., Telecourse In Music Carroll Tnwnxciul, pianist, dem onstrates skills. 1:30 p.m., Ililile Puppets "The Lost Sheep." 2:00 p.m.. World Report Professor Capper-.lihnsnn. 2:30 p.m., Challenge of Hooks Discusses "The Fountain Over flows" by Rebecca West. 4:00 p.m., Great Derisions "Are 'Neutralists' against the U S ?" 4:30 p.m., Medical Hnriions Physicions stop patient's heart heat. Director of research of Cleveland Clinic and lfl.16 president of the American Heart Association reports on lotest equipment and meth ods used. 10:30 p.m., Channel 8 Playhouse "Desire Me " Starring Greer Garsnn, Robert Mitchum and Richard Hart. Post-war complications confront ex-p.o.w. esrapce. MONDAY ON KOIN-TV: (6) I p.m., KOIN Kltehen-'Tork Chop Melody." 8 p.m., Garry Moore Show Resume nf look-a like contest. 4:43 p.m.. Cartoon Time "Duck Snun to Nuts " t p.m., Red Dunning National Guard Film, "Tnkc 6" shown. Fea ture on Beagle Dogs. 5:30 p.m., Armchair Theatre "The Perfectionist." 1:30 p.m., Robin Hood-' The Goldmakcr's Return." 7 p.m., Studio One Part I "The Delendrr" starring Ralph Bellamy. Lawyer struggles to resolve conflict almut client's guilt 8 p.m., Burns and Allen Grncie comes up with story house infested ith termites. 1:30 p.m., Science Fiction Theatre Stene Conway finds secret of murder in a locked room in "Beam of Fire." . I p.m., I mt l.ury Lucy tries to play cupld. 1:10 p.m., December nrlde and Hilda'on unusual hunting trip. 10 p.m., Star Performance A pediatrician, David Niven, In difficul ties with own family. l:4 p.m., Showtime on Sli-"Hltchhike to Happiness," larrg Al Fitrc. Dalt Evans, William Fralwley, 1 DENNIS THE MENACE -By Ketcham 'Cookies! coom$ coomzi DoN'r voo eve? think ABOUT Mf MONDAY ON KPTV: (27) 10 a.m., Home Carol Burnett tells Arlene how she achieved break in showbusiness. 12 a.m., NBC Matinee Theatre "The Serpent's Tooth," misunder standing of two boys's quest for pin money. 3:30 p.m.. Northwest Home The Rev. George King, Hope Lutheran Church, minister for the deaf-mute, and several of congregation will sing hymn in their language. 4:15 p.m., Horse Opera Wild Country with Kdnte Dean. 5:15 p.m., Your Afternoon Theatre "Prison Without Bars" stars Edna Best. 6:30 p.m., Willy "Willy's Los Angeles Offer." 7 p.m., Scarlet Pimpernel "The Sword of Justice." 9:30 p.m., Robert Montgomery Presents Jim Backus and Scott Mc Kay in "Reclining Figure," Broadway comedy about forged painting sold to eccentric millionaire. 10:30 p.m., Colonel March "The Second Mona Lisa." 11 p.m., Cross Current Chris Storm befriends runaway prince. MONDAY ON KLOR: (12) 2:30 p.m.. Lady of the House presents Imelda De Graw. fashion au thority, Oregon Journal. 4:30 p.m.. Laurel and Hardy The comical couple becomes Night Owls." 5:30 p.m., Gene Autry "Golden Chariot." 7 p.m., My Little Margie Margie tricks Freddie Into thinking he In herited uranium. 8 p.m., Man Called X disguises himself as a guard to extricate a young agent from Istanbul spy ring. 8:30 p.m., GOG, starring Richard Egan. Herbert Marshall and Constance Dowling. 1954. 10:20 p.m., "The Lie," with Lee Bowman, Ramsey Ames. 1954. MONDAY ON KGW-TV: (8) 8:15 a.m., Town & Country Industrial Foreslry Association Is topic. 10 a.m., This Morning's Movie "I Promise to Pay," stars Chester Morris, Thomas Mitchell, Leo Carlllo. 12:30 p.m., Telcrnma Stu Erwin in "The Present." 2:30 p.m., Stage 8 "Crime of Daphne Rutlcdgc." J p.m., Afternoon Film Festival "Hnmlet" nart I. Starring Joan Simmons, Laurence Olivier, Stanley Hollowny, Eileen Hcrlie. a p.m., mickey Mouse Club Mnuscketccrs selected to spend 2 weeks on a Wisconsin Dairy Farm for "Adventure In Dairyland." 7 p.m., Captain Grief Embittered French painter unaware he's world famous. 7:30 p.m.. Wire Service "Profile of Ellen Gale" finds Mercedes Mc- unmonnge involved in adventure started by call from movie star. 8:30 p.m., Voice Thomas L. Thomas and chorus take a musical tour inrougn ureal Britain. 0:30 p.m., Lawrence Wclk-Lt. Steve Rossi, USAF, sings popular UI1S, 10:40 p.m., Channel 8 Playhouse "Let Us Live," stars Henry Fonda, Maureen O'Sullivan, Ralph Bellamy. AT RECORD HIGH Price Increases Get Scrutiny of Officials By WALTER BREEDE JR. NEW YORK in Price in creases came under official scrutiny this week as most busi ness indicators pointed higher. Senate investigators turned the congressional spotlight on prices of crude oil, fuel oil and gaso line. The Federal Trade Commis sion opened a new inquiry its third in recent years into codec prices. New Record High The government reported a now record high in living costs. It said many of the goods and services you buy are likely to keep on inching up. In other words, no immediate halt in the cost-of-living spiral. Here and there businessmen were talking about consumer re sistance to price increases. M. K. M. Murphy, president of the Federal Home Loan Bank of New York, said higher prices of houses, cars and appliances have produced a buyers strike. Merchants reported however that shoppers were spending free ly on spring apparel, furniture, paint, garden tools and hardware, Dun & Bradstrcct said total re tail trade for the week was 4 to 8 per cent higher than a year ago. And there was no sign of any major buyers strike in the na tion's department stores. Sales at latest count were up 7 per cent from last year for the nation as a whole, with gains as high as 13 per cent reported in New York and Boston. Mixed Trends In Cars Mixed trends were the rule in the new car market. Ford and Plymouth were still producing to the hilt, while Chevrolet, the in dustry leader, slashed its output 22 per cent. Chiefly as a resull of Chevy's action, total industry production touched a new 1957 low. But new car inventories were in much better shape than a year ago and dealers were betting on a sales spurt soon. New cat prices were reported off a shade, while used car prices held steady. But it was the rise in gasoline and oil prices that touched off the biggest ruckus this week. At hear ings in Washington, Sen. Marga ret Chase Smith (R-Mc) accused oil and gasoline supplies of try ing to "exploit the Suez crisis." Sen. O'Mahoney D-Wyo said the big oil companies "come pretty close to governing The United States." He said recent price boosts will add one billion dollars a year to consumers' bills for gasoline and heating oil. M. J. Rathbone, president oi Standard pil Co. (New Jersey, said the 35 per cent increase in crude oil prices last month was "long overdue." President James W. Foley of the Texas Co. called it "fully justified." Senate Okays Appointments WASHINGTON (l The Senate has contirmed President Ei senhower's nomination of former Gov. Christian A. Hcrter of Mas sachusetts to be under secretary of state. The nomination was approved by voice vote with no debate. Other nominations confirmed in cluded: Arthur Larson of Pennsylvania, to be director of the U. S. Infor mation Agency. Mansfield D. Sprague of Con necticut and E. Perkins McGuire of Ohio, to be assistant secretary of defense. Robert Dechert of Pennsylvania, (o be general counsel of the de fense department. Dorothy McCullough Lee of Ore gon and Thomas James Donegan of New York, to be members of the Subversive Activities Control Board. INCOME TAX TIPS Child-Care Deductions Are Important to Many Taxpayers On Television UHF-KPrV (27) VHF-K0IH IV(6) KLOR (12), KGW-TV (8), KVAL ((3) ProRrarn on ichedule onlv at time of Hart, SATURDAY KPTV-Llv & 1.4-jirn KOIN Horse Itace Kl. OH Movie KVAIi Wizard KCiW Bnr 8 KPTV Movir KOIN Tex. Hangeri KOIN Mom's Show lima KVAI, Disneyland KPTV Mr. Talent KOIN Soldier Fortun K 1.0 It Joe Pa look KCW Hoeilown KPTV Hairline Europe KOI N 11 nee a lire rs Kl.OH Tomorrow'! Slar KVA.j-Ktn Tin Tin KCW t rontler KPTV-Oeiith Valley KOIN Ole Oory Kl.OIt Annapolis Men KVA1 f.awreni-e Welk KCW Short Suhiects KCW Itaskctball KPTV People R funny KOIN On Your Own Kl.OH Movie KPTV Perry Como KOIN Jackie C leu son KVAlj Cuv Lombardo KVAI, nrand Ole Opry KPTV -Sid Caesar KOIN Oh. Susanna KVAI, Sid Caesar KCW-I nwrrnrr Welk KOIN Hry, Jennniel Kl.OH Operation Tnmor, KPTV Crorpr Oonel KOIN (lunsnioke Kl.OIt Presents KVAI-Crorse Gohfl KCW Orark Jubilee KPTV lilt Parade KOIN Talent Scouti Kl.OH Howling KVAI-lht Parade KCW Movie KPTV Movie KOIN Movie KVAIj Movie KLOH NOPt) 4:30 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 7:15 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 100 p.m. 11:30 p.m. 9:00 p.m. 9 :30 p.m. 10:00 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 11:00 p.m. 11:30 p.m. fl .W ill. IM) a ni. 0 M a in. !l 4.1 a in. lo (HI p in. 10 ao a m. 11 ihi a m. 17 00 noon 12 15 pm. iz jti p.m. I'M p.m. S fit DAT KPTV-KaMh Todnv KPTV Church in Home KPTV --One Person KPTV Pastor Kl'TV IUiiMtin America KPTV-Faith Frontiers KOIN-Kmlh Todiv KPTV Civil Defeme KOIN Lamp KVAL ttow.tnff KPTV American Forum KOIN Last Word KVAL Howllnt KOIN-News Hoiinrtup KCW Prayer & Hymn KPlV-The Lite KOIN News KVAIr 1 utMed Window KC.W-The Way KPI V-Mnvte KOIN Odyssey Sat. F.b. 13 I P.M. KfTV-NHKT COMO IHOW Silei and Service for RCA 1:.10 p.m. I: p.m. 2:00 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4 .10 p m. 4-tS pm. 5:00 pm. 5:30 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 6-00 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 9:00 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 10:00 p.m. 10 30 p.m. 11:00 p m. 6 00 ft.m. 8 13 I m. 6 30 m. 6 43 a m. 9 00 a.m. 15 m. t 30 p m. 6 13 a m. 10:00 a m. 10 30 a m. 11 (XI a m. I J JO pm. 1 00 p m. 1:15 p m. I .10 p m 1-45 p m. 100 p.m. KVAL Oral Roberts KGW Telecourse KVAI. Christian Science KGW ruble Puppets KVAI, Pastor KOIN Mama KVAI, exhibition Shoot KGW World lienor! KOIN Mflloliut lining Kl.OIt Lighted Window KVAL Great Decisions KGW Challenge of Books KOIN Movie KI.OH-A. A. Allen KVAI, Lawrence Welk KGW Dr. Knock KPTV Zoo Parade KI.OI1 Ilulldlng America KGW Johns Hopkins KPTV llav noleer Kl.OH This Is the Answr KVAL llav Holier KGW Great Decisions KLOR Christian Science KGW Medical Horliona Kl.OIt Transition KPTV Topper KOIN Galen Drake KLOR Town Hall KVAI, Topper KGW Inside Industry KPTV Capt. Gallant KOIN Telephone Tima KI.OK Oral Itoherts KGW Press Conference KPTV Meet the Press KOIN Air Power KLOH Pioneer Plavhouse KVAI, Meet the Press KGW Wilt rlcvhtrds KPTV-Hov Holers KOIN Lassie KVAt. Hov Rogers KGW Hlley KPTV llengal Lancers KOIN Jack Hcnnv KVAt. l!cnp;!l lancer. KGW-Ynu Asked for It KPTV- Cirri's H" KOIN What's Mv Llnef KVAL A 11 "a Pol Is Men KGW Amateur Hour Kl'TV-Stovr Allen KOIN Kd Sullivan KVALSlcvt Allen KGW Open Hearing KLOR Movie KPTV TV Playhouse KOIN Theater KLOR Omnibus KVAI, .1 I Ives KGW Omnibus KOIN Hitchcock Kl.OH Film Fealurt KVAlr-Wyalt Earn KPTV lorella Young KOIN-JBI.0O0 Challenge Kl.OH Hav Anthonv KVAI, l.orelta Young KPTV Movie KOIN Miss llrooks KVAI,-Movli KGW -Movie KOIN Movie Kl.OH Wrestll MONHAT (Editor's Note: Allowable child-care deductions arc of vital concern to many preparing their federal tax return. The Oregon Association of Public Account ants' tax information committee has prepared the following dis cussion, presented by The Capi tal Journal as a reader service.) Oregon's public accounts and internal revenue workers each year answer many questions about the child care or "baby-sitter" deduction which provides some lax relief for women and widow ers who qualify. The allowance, however, is quite limited. Actually, the deduction Is one of the most clear-cut, and it is usually easy to determine whether Mrs. or Mr. Taxpayer is entitled to it. For Those Who Pay The deduction is tailored, as the name indicates, for those who must pay others to care for their dependents in order to mane a living themselves. The maximum amount of this deduction is $600 regardless of how many children or dependents the taxnavcr has and how much more than $ii00 may have been paid for their care. If less than $000 was paid, then only, the amount actu ally spent Is deductible. The child must nc tnc taxpay er's daughter, stepdaughter, son or step-son and must be under 12 years of age! If any dependent, regardless of age. is physically or mentally incapable of self - care, expenses paid for his or her care for -the purpose of enabling the taxpayer to be gainfully employed also qualify. B Those entitled to tins deduction arc a widow, widower, a married woman who files a joint return with her husband, or an unmar ried person who is divnrced, or legally separated from her or his spouse. Definition of Widower A "widower" is defined ns a di vorced man or one who is sepa rated from his wife under a decree of separate maintenance at t h e close of the taxable year, as well as a man whose spouse has died and who has not remarried. In the case of a married work ing mother filing a joint return KPTV KOIN KGW- KGW-' KGW-i KOIN KPVV. KOIN KGW -KOIN-KPTV KOIN-KOIN-KPTV KOIN KGW. KOIN KPTV KOIN V KOIN KVAI KGW. -KPTV KOIN KVAI, KOIN KOIN- Kl OH KPTV- KVAL KPTV KOIN KIOR K V M KGW. Today Panorama Pacific Praver-Hvmn Town-Country Cartoons Reducing -Tic Tac Dough -Valiant !.ady Telescope love of Life -Conld Pe You -Search Tomorrow ('.Hiding Light -Home -Stand Vo Movie As World Turns -Price Is Right -Mls Brooks -Tenn. Frme -House Party Workshop -Matinee -Hit Pavoff -Matinee Wunila Wunda -Hob Crosby 1 elerani. -Queen tor a Pay lirlgnier uay - IVneen Se.-rel Slorm rdge of NifM -!'i,Ht, l-l. l Modern Romances r-Modern Romances -Great Lift -Kitchen -riliaheth Great life New Uoruong S:30 p.m. KPTV Truth -Con seq. KOIN Strike It Rich KLOH Lady of House KVAlTrulh-Conseq. KGW Stage 3:00 p.m. KPTV Colorama KOIN Garrv Moors Kl OH-Movie KVAL Movie KGW Film Festival 3:30 p.m. KPTV-NW Home KOIN-Arthur Godfrey 4 00 p.m. KPTV Uncle Whlttli 4:15 p.m. KPTV Western 4:30 p.m. KOIN Mr. Moon KLOH Laurel-Hardy KGW Pioneer Club KVAL Guest Book 4:43 p.m. KOIN Cartoon Tune 3:00 p.m. KOIN Red Dunning Kl.OH Hange Hider KVAL Roundup. KGW Mickey Mouse Club 3:13 pm. KPTV Movie 3 30 p.m. KOIN Armchair Kl.OH Gene Autry1 3 43 pm KVAI, News, Wea . Spts 6 IH) p.m. KOIN Wea . News. Spts KI.OR-Wllii Hill KVAL Jungle Jim KGW Chalko's Cartoon 6 IS p.m. KOIN Fdwards News 6:30 p.m. KPTV-Wllly KOIN-Hobin Hood KLOH Corliss Archer KVAI. Road to Adventre KGW Newsbeat 6 43 p m, KVAL W'ebloot Feats 1 no p.m. KPTV Scarlet Pimpernel KOIN Studio One KLOR Margie KVAL Cisco Kid KGW Cant Grief 7 30 P m. KPTV Fddle Fisher KLOR I)r Christian KVAL Sea Kingdom KGW Wire Service I 43 pm. KPTV NBC News 6 00 p m. KPTV Sir Lancelot KOIN-Burns-Allen Kl.OR-Man Called X KVAL Dec. Bride 6 30 P-m. KPTV Stanlev KOIN Science -rictlon KLOR-Movie KVAL Badge 714 KGW-Vol.e 6 00 p m, KPTV Twenty-ona KOIN-t.ucy KVAL Twenty-one KGW Bishop Sheen 30 pm. KPTV-Montg Presents KOIN-Pecemher Bride KVAL Mnnlg Presents KGW-l.awrenee Welk 10 00 pm. KOIN Star Perforanee Kl OH-News Weather 10 30 pm. KPTV Col March KOIN -Movte Kl.OR-Movle KVAL Arthur Murray KGW - Movie life pm. KPTV-Cross Current II 30 p m. KPTV-Tonlght KVAL Tonight with her husband, the combined adjusted gross income will deter mine the amount of deduction that may be claimed. If the combined income is $4500 or less, the maxi mum deduction of $600 may be allowed. The excess of $4500 will reduce the allowable deduction by any such excess. For example, if the combined income is $4800, the maximum allowable deduction is $300, and if the combined in come is $5100, no deduction is al lowable. If the taxpayer pays someone who is claimed as his or her de pendent to care for the children, then the amount so paid is not deductible. If the child reaches the age of 12 during the taxable year, then only that amount spent for care, not In excess of $600, which was incurred before the 12th birthday is deductible. Rules for Dcductloni If the taxpayer is employed only part time and the amount paid for child care covers a longer period of time, then only that por tion paid when the taxpayer is gainfully employed will be allowed as a deduction. For example: A working mother pays a nursery $20 per week to care for her child full days while she works from 8 a.m. until 12 noon; so one-half the child care costs, or $10 per week, will be allowed. To summarize: The care of the child or dependent must be for the purpose of enabling the tax payer to be gainfully employed, the expenses must be paid in the year in which they are incurred. the child must be under 12 years of age, and the maximum deduc tion is $600 regardless of how many children the taxpayer may have. The telephone - information de partment of the internal revenue service can provide further de tails, as can your public account ant in the event that you use out- 81 Prisoners Get Clemency For Crash Aid NEW YORK i At least 81 Rikers Island Penitentiary in mates who aided victims of the Northeast airliner crash Feb. 1 will be rewarded with shorter terms. John C. Maher, chairman of the City Parole Commission, said yes terday his agency is following recommendations by Correction Commissioner Anna M. Kross that the prisoners get time off for their "heroic actions." Maher said the commission felt the prisoners "certainly deserved some form of recompense" for rescue work after the accident which took a toll of 20 lives. The airliner was bound for Flor ida with 101 persons aboard when it crashed on the penitentiary Is land in the East River. Former Ad Writer - '-4 Itcv. W. Berkeley Ormand, above, came to be pastor al the Calvary Baptist Church in Salem after five years in the U. S. Army and another five years in the advertising field. (Capital Journal Photo). KNOW YOUR PASTOR Monastary to Get Bequest PORTLAND IB - The bulk of a $93,000 estate left by Thomas Farrell. a retired businessman who died late in 1955 at the age of 88, will be shared by several Roman Catholic Church institu tions, under a circuit court de cision here Thursday. Among the beneficiaries are the St. Benedictine Monastary at Mt. Angel, the Holy Rosary Church of Portland, Dominican Fathers at the church, Sisters Adorers of the Precious blood, Society of St. Vin cent de Paul, and Father Flana gan's Boy's Town. The court ruling, by Circuit Judge William Dickson, ended a legal contest over the will. His finding set aside a number of wills and codicils Farrell had executed in later years on the ground that he was not competent at the time. Rev. Ormand Veteran Of Army, Advertising House Approves Road Memorial The House Highway Committee approved Friday a memorial ask ing Congress to add the Columbia River Highway between Portland and Astoria to the federal inter state highway system. Such a designation would make that section eligible for four-lane construction under the new feder al interslalc program. The only Oregon routes now on the system are the Pacific High way, and the Columbia River-Old Oregon Trail Highway from Port land to the Idaho border. Rev. W. Berkeley Ormond came to be pastor of Calvary Baptist church in Salem last August 15 from Caspar, Wyo. He came by way of army intelligence and ad vertising agency work.. Having learned to make the printed word work for him in the advertising world, the 34-year-old pastor indicates his continued in terest in the printed words of others as he discussed his work in Salem and the family interest in the Willamette valley. He was born, reared and re ceived his education through higi school in the historic Norfolk, Va. He took courses in advertising in Chicago and worked in varotis agencies working on layouts and as an advertising manager. Served In CI With the start of the war he went with the army and served in coun ter intelligence between the years of 1942 and 1948. It was while in Europe, he felt his call to serve the church. It grew out of his realization of the n.ess which men had made of the world and his duty to help do something constructive about it. Rev. Ormond attended George Washington university in washing ton, D.C., and Colgate-Rochester Divinity school, Rochester, N.Y. Here he received a doctor of theology degree. His first work was as assistant at Chevy Chase, Baptist church, Washington, D.C. He served later in turn at Lake- ville Community Church, Lakc ville, N.Y., and at Caspar. Wyo., side help in preparing your return. DOROTHY n.Y COLVMS 1. f'S. Jr'- Ex-Steady Fears You Might Reject Him a Second Time PEAK DOROTHY DIX: Several months ago I broke off with Bert, my steady, for reasons which now seem unimportant. I guess I didn't realize how much 1 liked him until he wasn't around. Now he has started to attend socials at our church and I sec him every Saturday night. He asks mc to dance, is very friendly and nice, but never suggests that we slart dating again. Friends say he still likes me. If so, why doesn't he ask me out'.' Lorraine DEAR LORRAINE: The problem seems to stem from the original breakup. If the things that caused It rcnlly are untmporlnnt, and you are convinced that they won't come up again, discuss the matter with Rert. He may want to date you again, but limy not be wilting to risk another defent, DEAR DOROTHY DIX: My problem Is probably one for a clergy man. However, 1 lack the courage to speak to one. My husband and I are regular church members hut my conscience bothers me so much I get no pence friini church. When my husband was in service. I went out with another man, and was unfaithful. I feel so guilty. How can I lind peace? Troubled DEAR TROl lll.K.1): It Is quite obvious that the only way you will find penre of soul Is by talking lo a man of God. If you can't approach your own clergyman, see one who Is a stranger tn yon. The lnillai step will be difficult to take, but the resulting peace will be worth II. DEAR DOROTHY DIX: I am the mother of four children, all under IS. My husband's mother lives with us. adding expense and work to the household. Although she has six daughters, everyone but me agrees that my husband, the only son, should be the one to care (or her. All the sisters have more money than we. and have only one. or no. children. Is it fair for us tn be burdened with everything? Just Tired DEAR TIRED: Your sislrrs-in-law are pretty smooth operators. Not only can they push oft their responslhlliles onto the weakest mem ber of the family, but they ran make their arguments stick. If you ran get huhby to stand by you, the girls can be made tn lake over. Actually, daughters are usually closer to mothers than sons, and certainly than daughters-in-law. Naturally, you wouldn't be mean ahout It, but do Insist on a fair shake. DEAR DOROTHY DIX: I've known a very nice boy for about a month. On our last date he suggested that I meet his parents. 1 agreed, but never heard from him asain. Josie DEAR JOSIE: The parents were undoubtedly soreeihsnc )nm flati enlhnlastle about their son's plans. Naturally, m d rm rashti-nwisl ftn make a refraction, so has derided that, to Uav liasns at tae belter part of valor. Send your aoblcm to Dorothy Dix. Or write for her free leaflet D l. "Rroken Romances." In all cases, be sunt) to enclose a stamped, sell addressed envelop and scrft rft)ict to her, care of Ais itttis- papcr. ... 0 from where he came to the Salem church, six months ago. Libby Ormond is a native of Washington, D.C, and to match her husbands experience she was an office worker. They have tour children, Gail, 10, is the only girl. The boys are Billy, 8: Jimmy, 5: and the youngest, Bobby, born Jan. 16,, 1957, in Salem. Questioned about his interests recreation - wise he mentioned bowling and quickly brought the bowling league of the Calvary Bap tist church with its 12 teams into the picture indicating the close tie up in his life between his work and his recreation. Plans Made A new educational unit of Cal vary Baptist church is in the plans for the next few years of the church probably about 1959, Rev. Ormond believes. It will be located just south of the church where the parsonage is now. Within a few weeks the parsonage is to be moved to a similar location on High street. The Salem pastor has been in terested in work of the Council of Churches and in Caspar served as secretary-treasurer nf the local unit, and was president of the Caspar Ministerial association. ' He is interested in bringing to the congrcgaton a sense of per sonal responsibility in evangclsm. "The movement is of the laymen and not the clergy, and there is need to recapture the sense of working together as churchmen," the youthful-looking pastor said in summing up his interests. Parents of Lost Pilot File Lawsuit for Compensation WASHINGTON UP A suit has been filed in the Dominican Re public seeking 'cdmpensation for the parents of a missing pilot linked to the disappearance of a Columbia University professor. Robert D. Abrahams, a Phila delphia lawyer, said Friday the legal action was filed in behalf of the family of Gerald Lester Murphv, 23. of Eugene, Ore., who was last seen Dec. 3. Dominican authorities say Murphy was killed by Octavio de la Maza. They say De La Maza confessed in a note, then committed suicide. Stilt Disclosed The suit was disclosed by Abrahams. Dominican honorary vice consul at Philadelphia, after a meeting with Rep. Porter ID- Orel. Abrahams said the suit was filed against the estate of De La -i ,Mnza. Life Magazine published a storv this week connecting Murphy wun the disappearance of Dr. Jesus de Galindez last March. Galindrz was a critic of Domini can dictator Rafael Trujillo. The magazine said Murphy piloted a plane that flew Galindez out of the country after the teacher had been kidnaped. Porter had asked the Philadel phia lawyer to investigate the case and retain Dominican coun sel for the parents. .Murder Suspected Abrahams said his investiga tion leads him to believe De La Maza 'killed Murphy. Porter, however, said he still wants a further ch-:;, adding there is no proof Vdrphy is dead. Cclia Cairo. Murphy's fiancee, said in Wichita. Kan., Fridav night she believes the pilot still is alive. "But if he isn't dead," she said, "he never will get out alive with all this publicity. . . it's so easy to gel killed in the Dominican Republic." The Mr. Fitz Handicap, a $15,000 race for 3-year-olds at Pimlico, was named after 82-year-old trainer Jim Fitzsimmons. Nolcs on the News MVL mi l " I o w M B V rri fs - o "Cwkroli don't icW)m. He i beta lryi lor j-earf U tut (octrois mt."