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Friday, September 13, 19S7
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4 00 Edward R. Murrpw"
4.13 Traffic Jam
4 30 Traffic Jam
4 45 Traffic Jam
NBC News" Car Tunes
Car Tunes
Car Tunes
Man on the Go
f-uitwn Lewis Jr.
Heminifway Aews
Telo-Test
Sam Haves
t 00 Edward P. Morgan
$15 Lowell Thomas
S 30 Sports Amos Andy"
45 Amos & Andv
NBCKewsLcl News
Car Tunes
Weather. Car Tunes
Orville Anderson
One for the Road
One for the Road
One for the Road
One for the Road Spts.
:00 News-Frank Goss
15 Tom Harmon"
6 30 Robert Q Lewis'
C 45 Robert Q Leys
Cavalcade of Sports Music for Dining
Cavalcade of Sports News
Cavalcade of Sports Music for Dinine
So. Ore Bowling Time Music for Dining
V 00 Regal Tune Table
7 :15 ReKal Tune Table"
T 30 The World Tomehf
7 45 Sevaried Weather
8 00 Medord-North Salem
8 15 Med ford-North Salem
8 30 Medford-N'orth Salem
8 45 Medford-North Salcm
9 OOMed ford-North Salem"
9 15 Medford-North Salem
9 30 Medford North Salem
9.43 Medford-North Salem
rOiOO Medford-North Salem
10 15 Medford-North Salem
10 30 World News Beat
10 45 Terrace News
11:00 Sign Off
NBC News
One Man's Family
Monitor
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KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
Salute to Safety
KWIN Karavan
Salem-Med ford
Salem-Medford
Salem-Medford
Salem-Medford
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Salem-Medford
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K-med Scoreboard
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KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
News Counterspy
Counterspy
The Queen's Men
The Queen's Men
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g 00 News Wake Up to Music
6 15 World News Roundup Wake Up to Music
6 30 Frank Goss Wake Up to Music
F 45 CBS Farm News r irsi News
KWIN s Morning
KWIN's Morning
KWIN s Morning
KWIN's Morning
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7 00 Yawn Patrol
7 15 Cecil Brown
7:30 Robert Q Lewis
7 :45 Robert Q Lewis
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Weather. News'
Rogue Valley Beeper
Weather Bi i :ju iNews
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Breakfast Gang
KWIN's Morning
KWIN's Morning
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815 Breakfast Tunes
8 30 Gunsmoke'
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9:15 Music Box
9 30 No School looay
9 45No School Today'
Coffee Clatch
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Musical Spotlite
KWIN's Morning Show
KWIN's Morning Show
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10 30 City Hospital Saturday CJtit
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11.00 Trading Post
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12 15 Music Matinee We ther Game Commission
12 30 Musical Matinee Monitor
12 43 Musical Matinee Monitor
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Chicago-New York
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315 Countrv Style You Bet Your Life
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3:45 Club 1230 Monitor
ToiPNews" MONITOR
4 15 Veterans Administrafn. MONITOR
JO Club 1230 MONITOR
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KWIN's Saturday Show
KWIN's Saturday Show
KWIN's Saturday Show
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5:00 CBS News
5:13 Sat. at theChase
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6:15 Tom Harmon
6:30 F.B.I. Peace & War
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Local News
Music-Sports
MONITOR
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Grand Ole Opry
Grand Ole Opry
Wawaii Calls
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KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
"T (in TJoval Tune Table Monitor
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7-30 The World Tonight -Monitor
7 :45 TheWorldTonight -Monitor
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8:15 Portland-Hollywood Nightbeat
830 Portland-Hollywood Nightbeat
8 :45 Portland-Hollywood Nightbeat
" 9 00 Portland-Holly wood Nightbeat
9:15 Portland-Hollywood Nightbeat
9 30 Portland-Hollywood Nightbeat
9:45 Portland-Hollywood Nightbeat
1 0 :00 Portland-Holly wood
10:15 Portland-Hollywood
1030 World News Beat
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KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
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KWIN Karavan
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FRIDAY
4:00 Wild Bill Hlckok
430 Uncle Bill's Show
5:00 A Visit With the City Police
5:13 Doug Edwards & the News
5:30 Gateway
5:45 Your TV Weatherman
5 :50 Ne ws
6:00 Cavalcade of Sports
6:50 Do It Yourself
7:00 Mr Adams & Eve
730 Captain Grief
gnn Undercurrent
8:30 Highway Patrol
9:00 Joe Palooka
9:30 I Search tor Adventure
10:00 Stories of the Century
10:30 News
10:35 Crater Lake Theatre
12:00 Sign Off
SATURDAY
9:10 Cartoon
9:15 Big Y Tex
9 45 Baseball Previews
9 :55 Baseball Game of the Week
1:00 Saturday Horse Races
130 World Water Ski Championship
2:30 Gateway
5 30 United Medford Crusade
6:00 World Championship Rodeo
7:00 Gale Storm Show
7:30 Have Gun Will Travel
8:00 Your Navy
8:30 High-Low
9:00 Encore Theatre
9 30 People Are Funny
10:00 Chicago Wrestling
1 1 :00 News
ll:05Sign off
IUVDAY
J:53 Cartoon
9.00 World Water Ski Championship
10 00 Pro Football
12:45 World News Roundup
1:00 Gateway
1:30 This Is The Life
2 :00 Gateway
2:30 College Hour
3:00 Disneyland
4:00 Face the Nation
430 Adventure
5:00 The Last Word
5:30 Gateway
5:45 Die Walsh Sc Friends
6:00 Gateway
6:15 Dan Smoot Show
6:30 Bachelor Father
7:00 Ed Sullivan Show
8:00 G E. Theatre
830 Alfred Hitchcock
9 00 The Web
9:30 Dr. Christian
10:00 Weekly News In Review
10:15 The Thurston Dancers
10:30 Liberace
11:00 News & Sign Oft
Birthrate Control
Proves Successful
Pierre, S. D. OP) Experi
ments aimed at controlling the
birthrate of a "rough" fish are
proving successful.
South Dakota's Game, Fish
and Park department, and the
U.S. Army engineers are cooper
ating in the experiment to con
trol carp spawning in the Ft.
Randall reservoir in South
Dakota.
The engineers reduce the wa
ter level of the reservoir during
the spring periods when the
carp spawn. The draw-down
leaves the carp eggs high and
dry killing them.
The game department said
that tests showed the experi
ment was successful last spring.
KOTI-TV (Channel 2)
FRIDAY
4:00 Wild Bill Hlcock
4:30 Uncle Bill
5:15 Doug Edwards and News
5:30 Basin Sports
5:45 Weather and News
6:00 Cavalcade of Sports
6:50 Sportsman
7:00 Mr Adams and Eve
7:30 Captain Grief
8 :00 Undercurrent
8:30 Highway Patrol
9:00 TBA
9:30 Search for Adventure
10:00 Big Picture
10:30 News
10:35 Dugan Theater
SATURDAY
9:40 Cartoons
9:45 Dizzv Dean Warmup
9:55 Baseball Game of the Week
12:30 Horse Racing
1:30 Faith for Today
2:00 Fontaine Showtime
3 :00 Christophers
6:00 Durante
6:30 Two for the Money
7:00 Gale Storm
730 SRO Playhouse
8:00 This Week in Sports
8:30 High-Low
9:00 Encore Theatre
9:30 People Are Funny
10:00 News
10:05 Chicago Wrestling
SUNDAY
11:55 Cartoons
12:00 American Forum
12:30 Zoo Parade
1:00 Pro Tennis Matchea
1 30 This is the Life
2:00 Catholic Hour
2:30 Children's Gospel
3:00 Disneyland
4:00 Face the Nation
430 World News Roundup
5:00 Last Word
6:00 The Pastor
6:15 Dan Smoot
6:30 Favorite Husband
7:00 Ed Sullivan
8:00 GE Theater
8:30 Alfred Hitchcock
9:00 The Web
9:30 Dr Christian
10:00 Weekly News Review
10:30 Liberace
11:00 Weather and News
11:06 Sign off
Firebug Believed
To Be East-Bound
Ontario, Ore. (TO Sixteen
fires that burned over 1,000
acres in Eastern Oregon this
week apparently were set by a
fire bug traveling eastward by
car, authorities said today.
Bureau of Land Management
officials said that it was evident
that the fires were started from
an automobile that was travel
ling east.
The fires were all started from
the passenger side of the car,
either from a torch or other burn
ing material thrown from the
car.
Cockroaches!
Insect Pests of all kinds
California's Great Insect Powder 80 !
Years Old still Best and Safest.
You Get BUHACH
Safe lory Te Use Iconomkal
The Hollywood Scene
Hollywood TO London
bom Jean Simmons, a hot-house
flower of the old world, has been we'll probably be too
By VERNON SCOTT
United Press Writer
We'll have to work like the devil
in movies to pay for them. And
Vernon Scott
transplan ted
to western
ranch life both
in fact and fic
tion. The little
actress is star
ring in her
first western
movie and
prepar i n g to
settle perma-
the ranches when
old
we
to
re-
nently on a 10,000-acre ranch in
Arizona with her husband, actor
Stewart Granger.
A self-confessed cockney, Jean
says being roped into the corral
of ranch life suits her fine.
"Actually, we have two ranch
es," she said with a pixie smile.
"Sort of a 'his and hers' arrange
ment. They're 200 miles apart,
and we raise cattle on both of
them.
"Jimmy (Granger's real first
name) bought his 66,000 acres in
New Mexico first. It's bigger
than Monaco.
Cows Must Get Lonely
"There are only 800 cows on
the ranch (the T4J Brand). They
must get terribly lonely out
there all by themselves. Three
cowboys live on the property
on the ranch house. Come to
think of it, they must get lone
some, too; it's miles away from
everything.
"That's why Jimmy bought
my ranch (the Yerba Buena). He
was afraid the first one would
be too isolated for me. My
ranch has 500 cows. They don't
seem to be as lonely as the
others."
Jean, speaking in clipped
British sentences punctuated
with elfin giggles is greatly
amused by her switch to cow
girl. "We've had Jimmy's ranch
for a year, and mine for seven
months. But I've only spent a
total of seven weeks out there.
Lawnmower May Ruin
Apearance of Lawn
Fargo. N. D. (IP) Don't be
too anxious to get behind a
lawnmower, advises a North Da
kota horticulturist. You may
ruin the appearance of the
grass.
This may have been what har
ried husbands have been insist
ing all along, but Don Hoaz.
horticulturist for the North Da
kota Agricultural college, has
provided a scientific explana
tion, v
A lawn's beauty is in the col
or and texture of the blades of
grass, he explained. Close clip
ping removes most of the green
blades.
This exposes the unsizhtlv
yellowish stems and eives the
lawn a parched, hungry appear
ance. Taller growth provides
shade and lessens direct evap
oration of soil moisture.
How often should the Brass
get a trimming? Hoag said not
more than once every week or
10 days. The best rule is to
mow whenever the growth is
one inch higher than when cut
last.
JAZZ FIGURE DIES
Washington HP) Louis Mitch
ell, 71, a leading figure in the
early days of jazz who intro
duced jazz to England and Pari3,
died Thursday of a heart ail
ment.
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Granger searched the coun
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kind even to hearing commands
of "giddap" and "Whoa" given
in an English accent.
"When I was cast for my first
western, fThe Big Country,' -the
director wanted me to ride a
horse. I refused unless they let
me ride old 'Harry Boy.' So he's
in the picture with me," she
laughed.
"What does Jean do out in the
wide-open spaces.
"Jimmy and I just ride around
looking at the cows and talking
to the cowboys. I'm learning to
round up cattle and paint
fences. And we go rowing on
one of the two lakes on my
ranch," Jean said. "It's a far
cry from life in London, but I
enjoy it."
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