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VISITS CARRIER Dr. Elliott D. Becken, assistant Medford
school superintendent, talks with Navy Capt. L. E. Harris on
the flight deck of the attack aircraft carrier USS Midway
operating off the California coast. Becken was aboard the
carrier from July 8 through 12 as one of 12 men who were
guests of the Secretary of the Navy. Becken boarded the ship
at Alameda, Calif. Cruises of this type are operated on a no-cost-to-the
government basis to make citizens aware of naval
sea and air power.
On the Air
By ELEANOR WIESE
Today Ed Sullivan repeats
his widely acclaimed Reaaally
Small Shew all the perform
ers are under 36 inches tall.
These miniature guests are
the amazingly lifelike puppets
of Italy's famous Podrecca's
Piccoli Theater. Included in
the cast of unusual perform
ers are a concert pianist, a
violin virtuoso, an acrobat,
an animal act and some sing
ers. After this program was
presented last year, Sullivan
received over 120,000 enthusi
astic letters from viewers. It's
a delightful show, worth a
first or second look.
i FAITH AND THE BIBLE,
10:30 a.m. Sunday KMED-TV.
The story of Christ in Scrip-
i ture and song will be narrat-
. ed by Dr. Arthur G. Slaght,
acting general secretary of
the American Council of
Christian Churches. Eleven
hymns will be. sung by the
choir of the First Baptist
Church, Hempstead, Long Is
land, N.Y.
MEET THE PRESS, 6 p.m.
Sunday KMED-TV. Gov. Al
bert D. Rosellini (D-Wash.)
chairman of the annual Gov
ernors' Conference at Miami
Beach, Florida, and Gov.
Farris Bryant (D-Fla.) will be
interviewed.
TWENTIETH CENTURY, 6
p.m. Sunday KBES-TV. "Fran
co Spain," Part 2: A report
on Spain's economic structure,
the impact of American mili
tary and non-military aid, and
the role of the Catholic
Church.
DISNEY'S WONDERFUL
WORLD, 7:30 p.m. Sunday
KMED-TV. Part 2 of com
poser Beethoven's years in
Vienna. Musical portions of
(he program were recorded
by the Berlin Symphony Or-
. chestra.
SHOW OF THE WEEK. 10
p.m. Sunday KMED-TV. "Fire
Rescue." Men of the New
York Fire Department are
shown in performance of their
duties.
FOCAL POINT, 9:30 a.m.
Monday KM ED - TV. Odd
Bjcrke, wilderness expert,
will talk with representatives
of a 20-man group from Spo
kane concerning their plan
ned survival training trip.
CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT,
7:30 p.m. Monday KMED ra
dio. From Las Vegas the
heavyweight c h a m pionship
fight between Sonny Liston
and Flovd Patterson.
YOUTH POWER, after the
fight Monday KMED-radio.
Regular panelists Police Capt.
Clyde Fichtner. the Rev. Dav.
id Brown and Councilman
Joe Hosick discuss youth's at
titude toward Communism
and loyally to America with
15-vear-old Tom Hampton.
VACATION PLAYHOUSE,
8:30 p.m. Monday KBES-TV.
Ginger Rogers plays twin sis
ters who get entangled ro
mantically with a fickle play
boy. (Premiere)
FOCAL POINT, 9:30 a.m.
Tuesday KMED-TV. Dr. Wil
liam Giles will tell about the
forthcoming Southern Oregon
Philatelic Society exhibition.
Plans for the Britt Music Fes
tival in Jacksonville will be
described by Bert Prce.
KEEFE BRASSELLE
SHOW, 10 p.m. Tuesday
KBES-TV. Special guest will
be Liza Minelli. Judy Gar
land's daughter, now appear
ing on the off broad way re
vival of "Best Foot Forward."
REPORT FROM LONDON,
10:30 p.m. Tuesday KMED
TV. London's social set is
shown attending the races,
balls and parties; "pop art,"
the latest development in the
English art world, London's
newest satirists and new
buildings changing the Lon
don skyline are examined.
THE VIRGINIAN, 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday KMED-TV. Guest
star Bctte Davis portrays a
respected spinster bank teller
who conspires to send Tram
pas to prison as the pawn
in a blackmail plot.
MYSTERY THEATRE, 9
p.m. Wednesday KMED-TV.
The factual story of a U.S.
Air Force officer who was
tortured by Chinese Com
munists is dramatized in "The
Fortress," starring Lloyd
Bridges.
CALENDAR, 9 p.m. Thurs
day KBES-TV. The wives of
two West Coast governors
Mrs. Mark Hatfield of Ore
gon and Mrs. Edmund G.
Brown of California talk
about their duties as First
Ladies of their states and dis
cuss how their positions af
fect their family and social
life.
HATFIELD HELP ASKED
Salem-IUPI) - Four Central
Linn High School students
have enlisted the aid of Gov.
Mark Hatfield in trying to get
former President Dwight D.
Eisenhower as commencement
speaker next year.
Tiny TV's
Go Everywhere
We are living in a Portable World.
Medford residents who have visited
the MUSIC CENTER are talking
about the little six and eight inch
Portable TV's that have the sharp
est picture imaginable. They have
their own batteries so you can take
them up to the lake, to a picnic
or just anywhere.
An exciting new portable is the
Sharp radio phonograph combina
tion which weighs only 4 pounds.
It's a real portable stereo. It ope
rates on four flashlight batteries.
If you haven't yet visited the "MU
SIC CENTER at 126 E, Main, in
Medford we suggest you do so
soon. It Is Mcdford's newest and
most beautiful Music store. In ad
dition to a targe group of Porta
ble radios and phonographs, they
have a complete line of compo
nents and speakers. With just a
turn of a dial you can immediately
compare more than 20 speakers
priced from $21 to S327 each.
Hear music as you've never heard
it before.
Music Center also offers the larg.
est selection of Organs in Southern
Oregon. Three great brands to
choose from IOWREY . . . GUL
BRANSEN ... and RODGERS, in
eluding the 3 manual home organ.
And you'll love the low, low
prices of the Curtis Mathes Home
Entertainment Center with Radio,
Phonograph and Black and White
or Color TV ail in one beautiful
cabinet.
The boys at Music Center call
themselves the Happy ORGAN
izers. ... It is a "fun" store
where they feature Better Music
for your Home, so pop in and
make yourself at home. That s the
MUSIC CENTER, 126 E. Mam
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