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TUESDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS
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for the Mall Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes are
printed as provided by the TV stations and the Mall Tribune cannot
accept responsibility for errors or emissions.
KMKS TV (Ch.5)
4:00 Jane Wyman
4 :30 Discovery '63
"5:00 Sky King
5:30 McGraw
KMi:i)-TV ( Ch. 10)
Channel 10 Theatre
(Movie-Cartoons
6:00 Weather, News
6 30 ueputy
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IKOTI-TV (Ch. 2)
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7:00 Country Show
J:30 Marshal Dlllon
8:00 Lloyd Bridges
8:30 Red Skelton
0:00 Red Skelton
0:30 Jack Benny
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10:30 Garry Moore
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1 1 30
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WEDNESDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS
KOTI-TV (Ch. Jl
KHK? TV (lh. 5)
8 00 Captain Kangaroo
B:30 Captain Kangaroo
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9:301 Love Lucj;
To:00The MrCnvn
10:30 pete and Gladys
11 .00 Love of Lire
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12:30 As the World Turns
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J 30 House Party
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2.30 Jane Wyman
3 00 Secret Storm
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Grange
News
L1t Oak Grangt
Live Oak Grange met re
cently with Master Harold
Van Hoy presiding and 35
members, including all offi
cers. Dresent.
New members John and
Lily Whitson and Mabelle and
Bill Green were obligated in
the first and second degrees
with Past Master Raymond
Frantr giving the obligation.
Committee reports were
given. Agriculture Chairman
Raymond Frantz spoke on the
effect of the cold weather on
the price of hay. Lloyd Beebe
reported on the legislature,
noting that several things
were being considered.
Cassie Golding, speaking
for the HEC, called attention
to an antique clock displayed
by Mrs. Bradley, and a hand
carved glove box from the
Philllpines on display by Hul
da Skevington.
Marge Dunham spoke about
the necessity of mulching
roses and other plants during
the long cold spell.
After considerable discus
sion, a committee was appoint
ed to draw a resolution to
send to the game commission
relative to the closing of the
doe season. Committee mem
bers were H. Van Hoy, O.
Thompson, L. Beebe, and Glen
Hutchinson.
Dwayn Hutchinson of De
troit, Mich, who is visiting at
the home of his brother, Glen,
was a visitor. He spoke of the
sixth and seventh degree
work, having taken the sev
enth degree some years ago.
He is an officer in his own
Grange and the Pomona
Graange of his county.
The lecturer's program was
skit about income tax re
turns. Hostesses for the eve
ning were Irene Odle and
Ruth Beebe.
10 Tugboats Free
Grounded Carrier
Alameda, Calif. - ft'PD - An
armada of 10 heaving, strain
ing tugboats pulled into deep
water Saturday night the gig
antic aircraft carrier Coral
Sea which grounded while re
turning to Alameda Naval Air
station from training opera
tions.
The Navy waited until 6
p.m. PST, two hours prior to
high tide, before ordering the
towing job to proceed. An
hour later the 63,000-ton car
rier floated free.
N400-0-OS
and MUSINGS
Strange As It Seems elsie hix
Buster Crabbe just
missed getting the
Oscar last year for
his great picture, "I
was a teen-age senior
citizen."
He just missed it
by about 30 years to
be exact.
Persons Trampled
To Death Sunday
Granadilla, Canary Islands
- (UPU - Twenty-three persons
were trampled to death and
more than 100 injured Sun
day when a crowd of farm
men and women stampeded
from a building they thought
was collapsing.
Eighteen of the dead were
women. Most of the victims
were crushed in a tremendous
jam of writhing human beings
trying to get out the mam
door.
"It looked like a snake pit,"
said Francisco Delgado Mar
tin, a city policeman who was
on duty in the building.
The building was un old
wooden structure that once
had served as a monastery.
The crowd lHd come in from
surrounding farms to get na
tional identity cards.
More than 200 persons were
Jammed into the structure
when il gave a sudden creak
and InrRc cracks appeared in
the walls. Recent rains had
weakened the foundation.
Servicemen
News
ABOARD KITTY HAWK
Chief Machinist's Mate
John R. Hart, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene L. Hoffman,
305 'i Charlotte Ann rd., and
Aviation Ordnanceman Third
Class Jackie R. Young, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Homer B.
Young, 371 O'Gara st., both
of Medford, are serving
aboard the attack aircraft car
rier USS Kitty Hawk, which
spent New Year's Day in the
Philippines.
The carrier was in Subic
Bay, the American naval edi
tor of the South China Sea.
The Kitty Hawk is operating
in the Far East as part of the
Seventh Fleet's carrier strik
ing force.
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Tampa, Fla. -HiPIt- The Air
Force acivptod delivery Moll
day of its first K4C super
sonic, iill-weallu'r, jet figVitrr
bomlu'r. The two-seat aircraft,
which has a 2.000-milc range,
can reach speeds III excess of
1.H00 miles per huur and
climb to ioti.000 foot.
Nicaragua Voting Indicates Landslide
Managua, Nicaraxua - ilTt -Mounting
roturns from Sun
dav's presidcr.lial elect ir.n !r.
dieatrd a landslide vletory to
day for Henc Schick, Presi
dent Luis A. Somoza's hand
picked successor.
With about 3S per cent of
the vote counted, Libera!
standard-bearer Schick was
running 12-1 ahead of Dicuo
M. Chamorro, candidate of
the traditional Conservative
party.
The new president will be
inaugurated May 1.
Observers from the Orkan
lzatlon of American States
who served as poll watchers
aaid the voting appeared to
be orderly in most cases, al
though one observer said au-
hnritics appeared to be lax 1
in enforcing regulations pro
viding for a secret balli t.
Maiinguti wi.x(iticl Monday,
with traffic and business pro
ceeding as usual. Two anti
government demons! r a t o r s
were killed and four were
wounded In this capital city
in an election-day clash with
police.
COLOR TV
See It Now t , . ,
Washington -ITO- President
Kennedy will hold a news
conference at 1 p.m. (PST)
Thursday.
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