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tnt THURSDAY. JANUARY 21. l»0 Oregon State Board Reviews 1959 Works One of the outstanding events which marked state forestry in Oregon during 1959 was sale of the last large block of fire-killed timber in the Tillamook burn, thus marking the end of the big time logging in one of the largest salvage projects in the country, according to the Oregon board of forestry. The sale consisted of a block of 15,000,000 board feet of snags in the Kilchis river watershed that went to Diamond Lumber com pany. The timber will be pro cessed in the company’s plants in Tillamook. When this last block of timber is logged it is estimated that total recovery will amount to about six billion board feet of timber. The total footage killed in the fires of 1933, 1939 and 1945 has been estimated at 13.1 billion board feet. Other outstanding events in cluded low fire losses; emphasis on forest rehabilitation; develop ments in weather equipment; ra diological training; continued em phasis on insect, disease and ani mal damage to the forests; ex pansion of the farm forestry pro gram; conservation act adminis tration; and a complete reorgan ization of the state safety pro gram. Fire Record Excellent The area burned on the 12,000,- 000 acres of forest land coming under jurisdiction of the state and association units was held to 20,843 acres in spite of the very hazardous fire season that was marked by record breaking per iods of high fire hazard. The number of fires was listed at 623, with 114 of them having been caused by lightning. The Southwest Oregon state unit was hardest hit with a total of 6,152 acres burned. Next in line came Douglas with 5,361 acres, followed by Central Oregon with 3,310 acres, Klamath with 2,929 and Coos with 1,832. Thus all except 1,259 acres was burned in the five units. 2 Personal NYSSA BANK DAYS—Win $100 first prize, $10 second prize or $5 third prize Tuesday, Jan. 26, at 3 p m. in Nyssa. Last names drawn were J. I. Brady, route 2, Nyssa; Ray Dennett, route 1, New Plymouth, and G. W. Hust, I AM NOW doing bookkeeping route 1, Ontario. Hust was pres an8 income tax work in my ent to win $5. 3-ltc home. Ralph Banner, 302 So. 3rd. Phone FR 2-3491. 49-tfc ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS — Meets each Thursday night at CHILD CARE IN MY HOME— 8:30 p.m. in Ontario. Write References. Mrs. Roger Tucker. P.O. Box 361, Ontar:o, or phone Phone FR 2-2632.41tfc. TU 9-6724 26-tfc. Help Wanted 3 HELP WANTED — Two rural Avon territories available (Sun set Valley and Owyhee areas). Reply immediately. Phone FR 2-2233. Martina Marshall, Low en, Ore. 2-2tc • A-l USED CARS FOR SALE pearance and mechanical condition. 1954 Olds "88" Four-door. Radio, heater, automatic transmission, power brakes and steer ing, w.s.w., two-tone and very clean. 1957 Ford i/rTon V-8. Four-speed, long 8’ri ft. box. 1954 Packard Clipper Four-door. Radio, heater, overdrive, good tires and mechanical condition very good Reasonably priced. You Can Own Any Of These Units With a Low Down Payment and • Bank Financing! • SEE CHUCK or JACK SWAGER FORD 314 Mam®?treet Phone ER 2-2288 Work Wanted CUSTOM BUTCHERING — Beef, pork and sheep Complete pro cessing. Get the best at Fisch er’s Locker Service. Phone FR 2-3093. Residence, FR 2-3393. 46-tie LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court Of the State of Oregon For the County of Malheur In the Matter of the Estate of ALMA HINEMOA CLONINGER, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the undersigned, Elmer E. Cloninger, has been appointed ex ecutor of the estate of Alma Hinemoa Cloninger, deceased, by the County Court of Malheur County, Oregon, and has qualified as such. NOW, THEREFORE, all persons having claims against the estate of Alma Hinemoa Cloninger, de ceased, are hereby notified and required to present the same, with proper vouchers, duly verified, within six (6) months from the date of this Notice, to the under signed, Elmer E. Cloninger, at the law office of Gene Stunz at Nyssa, Oregon, which place the under signed selects as his place of busi ness in all matters connected with said estate. ELMER E. CLONINGER Executor of the Estate of Alma Hinemoa Cloninger, Deceased. Dated and first published, De- i cember 24, 1959. Race Commemorate* Battle Last publication, January 21, The marathon foot race of the 1966. Olympic Games commemorates one of the decisive battles of his NOTICE OF EQUALIZATION tory. World Book Encyclopedia NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, reports that 490 B. C. a Greek That the board of directors of the named Pheidippides raced 20 Ridgeview Irrigation District will miles to Athens to announce the meet at the Ridgeview School victory of the Greeks over the House in the County of Malheur, Persians on the plain of Mara State of Oregon, that being the thon. He gasped out the news be | District's office, at 7:30 p.m. on fore falling dead of exhaustion. | the 15th day of February, 1960, to sit as a Board of Equalization for WANTED the purpose of reviewing and correcting its assessment and ap Dead Animals portionment of taxes for defray Removed Free. ing the operation, maintenance Ph. Payette MI 2-2591 and construction costs and ex Idaho Animal Products Co. penses for the District for the year 1960. Any complaint con cerning the assessments or any changes desired must be entered with the Secretary of the District before the date named herein in to receive proper consider 1Ö57 Chevrolet "210." order ation from the Board. Automatic transmission, The 1960 assessment may be heater, radio and white I seen at the Ridgeview Irrigation District office at Homedale, Idaho. side-wall tires. Done by order of the board of 1957 Chev. Hardtop i directors. FELISA ECHEVARRIA Two-door. Nylon tires, Secretary, Ridgeview automatic transmisison, Irrigation District heater, radio, two - tone First publication, 21, 1960. paint. Excellent in ap Final publication, Jan. Feb. 11, 1960. ALL THE ABOVE UNITS CARRY OUR A-l GUARANTEE' 4 «TM* GATS CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON REAL ESTATE LISTINGS WANTED ON FARMS AND HOMES FARMS SEVERAL BUYERS Now in the market for really good row crop farms. Now is surely the time to list with us. An 80-acre farm or more with all let’el, deep row crop soil will bring close to $1000 per acre! TWO GOOD ACREAGES— 12 acres with modern 2-bedroom house. A good pasture and home. 18 acres with older 2-bedroom home. Land brings in over $800 rent, leaving a few acres for pasture. Your choice—$10,500, one-third down. 150-HEAD COW RANCH— Unity area. 920 deeded, plus 62- head permit. A good cheap op eration that has always made money. $45,000. $18,000 down. IN JORDAN VALLEY— 700-head cow ranch in one of our best areas. Total operation costs under $20,000 per year. Low price of $164,500, 29% down. 158 ACRES—LEVEL LAND! Nearly all good row crop. Ideal for a combination cattle feeding and farming operation. $90,000. Reasonable terms. 360 ACRES, NAMPA AREA— 145 acres fine row crop land, 200 more to be put in. All pump irrigated. $105,000. $32,500 down or can sell 200 separately at $30,000, $5,000 down. About 60 others to choose from. HOMES ECONOMY 3-BEDROOM HOME! Recently remodeled, has new gas furnace. A very neat home Park avenue location. $9,500. $3,000 down. BARGAIN THREE-BEDROOM— Almost new home in best sec tion of town. Owner must sell. $12,500. Appraises for much more. TWO-BEDROOM BASEMENT HOME . . . Extra lot with this. Buy here, finish the house, then build an other for sale or rent. Have a new home at very low cost. $3500, terms. $1500 down, bal ance by the month. TWO-BEDROOM HOME—SHOP. A neat, well built home and a 30 x 40 shop building with ceil ing and concrete floor. Two large lots. $8200 for both. LOW COST 3 BEDROOM— A newly remodeled home on the east side. Low cash price, $5,000. SOUTH PARK LOCATION— Almost new 2-bedroom home with full basement Beautiful birch cabinetry. One of Nyssa’s best constructed homes. $16,500. Long term loan. NEAT 1-BEDROOM HOME! Very well kept home and yard with extra cabin in rear. Ideal for couple or single person. $3500. Worth more. NEW 2-BEDROOM HOME— Lived in only a few months Large living and dining room Worlds of storage in this ful' basement home. $13,000. FHA terms. LIST WITH US— We are in need of homes in all price ranges! KEN POND BLUFFVIE.V ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION SERVICE PIANO LESSONS — Mrs. Lloyd Jersey —Guernsey—Holstein Lewis. Phone FR 2-3179 (after Milking Shorthorn —Brown Swiss 1 p.m). 3-ltc l.ENME P AHNSTEDT Technician 7 Real Estate For Sale Ph. CR 8-3231 or CR 8-3241 SMALL 2-BEDROOM HOUSE for New Plymouth, Idaho sale. Pay for like rent. Choice location. Phone FR 2-2295 or FR 2-3307. Nyssa Lumber and PART TIME FARM—40 ACRES. 22 irrigated, hay and pasture Hardware. 2-3tc Two bedroom home, garage and FOR SALE or LEASE with option barn. Four miles northwest of to buy — Two - bedroom house Nyssa with full finished basement, au 40-ACRE FARM— tomatic heat, newly decorated, In Nyssa area, to trade for mod new carpeting, good garage. On erately priced Nyssa home. paved street. Would take small er house as down payment. 112 ROW CROP— Park Ave. or call FR 2-2303, 229 acres. 146 acres cultivated. Nyssa. 49-tfc Cheap water. Two houses. $95,- 000. ■” 12 For Rent 15 ACRES—Two-bedroom house, FOR RENT—10 acres. Three bed barn, garage. $8,000. Terms. room house, modern except 100-ACRE ROW CROP or DAIRY bath. Located in Apple Valley. •—Two dwelling. $43,000. Phone Parma 2-3490, collect. 50-tie 98 ACRES—Good house and buil dings. $30,500. $10,000 down. TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE — Good location. $40 per month. Ber TWO-BEDROOM HOME— Furnace and garage. $5,500.00. nard Eastman. Real Estate and Insurance. Phone FR 2-2643. DWELLING BUILDING for sale, 52-tfc across t om city hall. ONE-BEDROOM HOUSE — Fur MODERN 2-BEDROOM H nished. Garage. Two lots. $3,- with attached garage. Located 500.00. at 802 Locust. Phone FR 2-3938 or FR 2-3064. ' 3-tfc. TWO-BEDROOM HOME Garage, fenced yard, paved street. $8,- 3-tfc 500 00. FOR RENT—Modern house at 114 ¡TWO-BEDROOM HOME — Base South 3rd. Inquire at 118 South ment, corner of 7th and Ennis. 3rd or Phone FR 2-2780. 2-2tp $6,500. HOUSE FOR RENT — ideal for HOME—Two bedrooms, two bath rooms. Large lot. $8,500. couple. Available Feb. 1. Phone FR 2-3093 or FR 2-3393. 3-tfc 5 Instruction WARM SLEEPING ROOM—Call FR 2-2917. Dwight Smith. 1-tfc .'J'___ FARM LOANS BOB THOMPSON AGENCY Dial FR 2-3355 ___________ 18 Miscellanooua for Sale FOR SALE 18-FT. TRAILER HOUSE — Like EXCELLENT 4-bedroom home— Large living room, dining room new. Owyhee Truck & Imple and kitchen. Basement with ment Co., Nyssa, Ore. 3-ltc automatic oil furnace. Approxi mately 2 acres of ground in pas WE HAVE several good used ture and lots of fruit trees. For washers and dryers for sale. Eder’s, Nyssa. 49-tfc sale at FHA appraisal. Would consider small house for down BALED HAY—$15 per ton. Also payment. baled straw. J. E. Brower, route GOOD TWO-BEDROOM HOME. Close to schools. Only $5,850. Reasonable down payment. $50 19 Wanted to Buy per month. HIGHEST PRICES paid for INCOME PROPERTIES slaughter horses. Clyde Smith. TWO DUPLEXES—In excellent Phone TU 9-8666, Ontario condition. Garages for each Across from the Ontario Sales unit. Best location. Total in- Yard. 23tfc —me $190.00 per month, $16, 850 FHA terms. 23 Automobiles for Sale SMALL 2-BEDROOM HOUSE — Completely furnished, $3500 00. 1953 GMC H -TON PICKUP—In Easy terms' good condition, good tires. Four speed transmission. See at 602 Bernard Eastman North 2nd. Call FR 2-3204. Real Estate—Insurance 2-2tg 315 Main Phone FR 2-2643 CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FAST, EFFICIENT, ECONOMICAL S & R Welding and Blacksmith Shop • Plow Share Work • Custom Welding • Fabricating • General Repair All Work Guaranteed 201 King Avenue FROZEN SEMEN The A.B.S. way you may select from Hol stein, Jersey, Guern- sey, Brown Swiss, Ayreshire, and Milking Shorthorn proved sires. also Charoláis, Hereford and Angus For Service Cali RAY BOWNS Ontario TU 9-5227 CHOICE RESIDENTIAL, FARM PROPERTIES NEW 3 BEDROOM HOME on Ad. rian Blvd. 1296 sqt. ft. plus large garage. 1H baths, laun dry room, fireplace, patio, large lot. FHA construction Your REALTOR—NEW HOMES Ph. FR 2-22«5 16 North 3rd Dial FR 2-2915 FOR SALE— Small 2-bedroom house on N. 4th, paved streets, garage, large Nyssa PAGE ELEVEN ° We Need Listings for Our Prospective Buyers of Farms and Homes . .. "LIST WITH MEL — WE SELL" old home will make the down payment. See Nyssa Lumber A Hardware or Nyssa Insurance Agency After 6 pm. call FR 2- 3307 or FR 2 -3463 utility room, floor furnace, ex cellent location $5,000 00. Own er wili finance on liberal terms MORE FOR YOUR MONEY — FOR SALE — Newly-built home Two main floor bedrooms, full Completely modern home One basement with two bedrooms, large bedroom on main floor large carpeted living room, with double basement bed modern kitchen with built-in room, laundry, dining room and 110 ACRES—65 cultivated Old Owyhee district 5-room modern double ear port Excellent con-1 oven, range, dish washer and home, good outbuildings $25,000. Terms disposal Forced-air gas fur dltjon, located at 2Q7 South 4th 160 ACRES FOR LEASE—•Close to beet dump, nace, nice large lot, 250’ fenc Priced to sell at $11,900 00 ing. Lived in just a few months •0 ACRES. 6 MILES NORTHWEST OF NYSSA—60 irrigated $15.- Take over this new FHA con 40 ACRES GOOD SOII^-4 mile. 750 $4,750 down tract See by appointment, 424 NV4 Nyssa Large loafmg shed. 116 ACRES—Alkali bees, seed area, plenty of free water Good North 7th. Price $13,500 . outbuildings, good well. $10,- I Jiome $42,000 $15,000 down. • , 000 Easy term' o •M0 DOW'# BUYS SMALL HOME in North Nyssa Nice lot Bal- TWO BEDROOM home on North ^nc© $50 month. Q e Eighth street. Large rooms, at MODERN 2-BEDROOM HOME— tached garage, nice large cor Full finished basement, double c FOUR-BEDROOM modern home Close tn. $10,000. Ter>s garage, large well, improved ner lot. $7.500, financed by * R8hl Estate Loans — Insurance yard 516 N. 1st $9.200 State Vet's loan 'To Buy or Sell... See Mel" $14l4orth Main Phene FR J-20M NYSSA INSURANCE AGENCY 105 Main St Ph FR 2-2544 TV PROGRAM SCHEDULE KBOI Sunday, Jan. 24 12 00—Confidential File 12 SO—Kit Caraon 1:00—Sport® Spectacu lar— Western Championship Rodeo (Live)* 2 30—Oral Roberts 3 oo—KBOI New* 3 16—Chapel of Inspiration 3 30—G E. College ■owl (Live)* 4 00—Small World* 4 SO SOth Century* “Sabotage” 5 00—Lassie (Live)* 6 30—I 'ennis the Menace (Live)* C o0—Ed SuMIvan* 7 00—G. E Theatre 7 30—Ann Sothern* 8 00—Jack Benny* (Live) • 8 30—What’s My Line? • 9 00--- f-. n Hun! 9 30—Alfred Hitch cock Present«* 10 00—Stage 2. ‘’Geraldine,” Mala Powe re, John Carroll --------- Morn. Headlines Monday* Jan. 25 9 00—I Love Lucy* 9 :30—December Bride (Live)* 10:00—Love of Life 10 30—Search for Tomorrow 10 45—Guiding Light 11 00—Li be race 11:30— A h the \V orld Turns (Live)* 13 00—For Better or for Worse 12:30—House Party 1 00—Millionaire* 1:80—The Verdld la Yours (Live)* 2 00—Brighter Day 2 15—Secret Storm 2 30—Edge of Night* 3 00—Bonnie Wallia Show 4 00—Aut ry-Rogers 5 00—Little Rascals 5 15—Doug Edwards News /Live)* 5 30—Funland Express 0:00—Today In Boise 6 10—Weather fi 15—CBS Newsreel 6 30—Masquerade Partv* T OO—The Texan* 7 30—Father Knows Best* 8 00—Danny Thomas* R 30—June Allyson* 9 on—Mike Hammer • 30—Cannonball I 0 00—Hennesy* 10 30—Stage 2. “Double Identity.” Dennis Morgan, George Brent --------- Morn. Headlines Tuesday, Jan. 2d 3:00—1 Love Lucy 9:80—December x Bride* 10 00—Love of Life 10.30—Bearch for To morrow (Live)* 10:46—Guiding Light II 00—Liberace 11 36— As the World Turns (Live)* 13;06—For Better or for Worse 13 30—House Party 1 00—Millionaire* 1 80—The Verdict Is Yours (Live)* 2 06—Brighter Day Channel 2 2J|6—Secret Storm J Edge of Nlght* 3 Eft \ Bonnie Wallis 4 06-^ Au try-Rogers 5 00—Litto Rascals 5 15—Dong. Edwurds News (Live)* 5 30—Funl md Express 00—Today in Boise 6:10—Weather 6 15—CBS Newsreel 6 30—Dobie Gillis 7 00—Tightrope 7 30—Red Skelton 8 oi)—Garry Moore 9 00—Burns and Allen 9 30—I »ennla O’Keefe 10 00—Stage 2, “Bride fo Sale,” Robert Young. Claudette Colbert --------- Morn Headlines Wednesday, Jan. 27 9 00—I lx>ve Lucy 9 30—December Bride 10 00—Love of Life 10:30-—Search for To morrow (Live)* 10 45—Guiding Light 11 00—Liberace 11 30—As the World Turns (Live)* 12.00—For Better or for Worse 12 30------ House Party 1 00—Millionaire* 1 30—The Verdict la Yours (Live)* 2 00—Brighter Day 2 15—Secret Storm 2 30—Edge of Night 3 00—Bonnie Wallis Show 4 00—Autry-Rogers 5 '10—Little Rascals 5 15—Doug Edwards News (Live)* 5 30—Funland Express 6 00—Today In Boise 6 10—Weather 4 15—CBS Newsreel 6 30—M»*n Into Space* 7 00—Lineup* 8 00—V. S Steel Hour 9 00—’The Millionaire 9 30—I’ve Got a Secret* 10:00—Stage 2. “Payment on I >emand,” Bette Davis. Barry Sullivan --------- Morn. Headlines Thursday* Jan. 2A 3.00—1 Love Lucy* 9 30—December Bride* 10 00—Love of Life* 10:80—Search for Tomorrow * 10:46—Guiding Light* 11 00—Liberace 11 30—As the World Turns (Live)* 12:00—For Better or for Worse* 12 30—House Party 1 00—Millionaire* 1.30—The Verdict Is Yours (Live)* 2 00—Brighter Day 2 15—Secret Storm 2 36—Edge of Night* 3 00—Bonnie Wallia Show 4 00—Autry-Rogers 5 00—Little Rascals 5 15—Doug. Edwards 5 80—Huckleberry Hound 6 00—Today In Boise 6 10—Weather < 15—CBS Newsreel 6 30—Gale Storm i 7 00—Zane Grey Theatre (Live)* 7:30—Whirlybirds 8 00—Betty Hutton 8 30—Shotgun Slade 9 60—To Tell the Truth* 9 30—Playhouse 90* “A Dream of Treasure,” R. Basehart 11:60—Public Defender --------- Morn. Headlines Friday* Jan. 3» 9 00—I lx>ve Lucy 9 30—December Bride* 10 00—Love of Life 10 30—Search for To morrow (Live)* 10 46—Guiding Light 11 00—Liberace 11 30—As the World Turns (Live)* 12 00—For Better or for Worse* 12 30—House Party 1 00—Millionaire 1 30—Verdict Is Yours (Live)* 2 00—Brighter Day 2 15—Secret Storm 2 30—Edge of Night 3 00—Bonnie Wallia Show 4 00—Autry-Rogers Ranch 5 00—Little Rascaia 5 15—Doug. Edwards 5 30—Funland Express 6 00—Today In Boise 6 10—Weather fi 15—CBS Newsreel 4 30—“Fifth Column.” R. Burton, M Schell (Live) 8 00—Twilight Zone* 8 30—Person to Person (Live)* 9 00—Rawhide—“Red River Station”* 10 00—Robert Taylor. Detective i 10 30—Stage 2—TBA. --------- Morn. Headlines Saturday, Jan. iM> 12 60—Professional Ice Hockey* Detroit at Boston 2 30 Sat. Matinee. “Project Moonbase,” Donna Martell, Hayden Rorke 4 00—Mighty Mouse* 4 30—Sky King* 5 00—“Tney Grew Up So Fast” 5 30—Grey Ghoat 4 00—Sports 6 16—News and Weather 6 30—Donna Reed £ 7 no—Mr Lucky (Live)* 7:30—Have Gun Will Travel* R 00—Gunsmoke (Live)* 8 30—Perry Mason* “The Wayward Wife” 9 30—Wanted Dead or Alive* 10 00—Pat Boone Show 10 30—Stage 2, •So Well Remembered.” John Milla, Martha Scott, Patricia Roe, Trevor Howard --------- Morn. Headline« • CBS < ABC KTVB—Boise .. . Channel 7 <*waday. Jaa. 24 11 46—Industry on Parade 12 00—Destiny's Tot (Live)* 11 80—NBA Pro Bas ketball (Live)* Boston at Syracuse 2 80—Champlonshlp Bowling 3 80—Bing Crosby Golf Tourney <Llve)£ t 00— lx>ne Ranger £ A Ki—Maverick I (80—lockup 7 00—Iteal McCoys £ T 80—Manhunt 8 00—The Alaakana £ , 00—Chevy Show £ 10 00—The Untouchable,“ 11 00—Official Detective Monday, Jaa. 20 8 80—Thl, I, tne T.lfe ( 00—Price I, Itlirht ( 80—Concentration (Live)- If 00—Truth or Conee- quenco, (Live)* 10 80—It Could Be You (Live—Color)* 11 on—Fomper Hoorn 11 48—Cartoon Time I 2 OO—Queen for a Day (Live)* 12 20—The Thin Man (Live)* 1:00—A Day In Court 1 20—The Gall Storm Show (Llve)f t O0—Rent the clock 2 30—Who Do You True! (Llve)f 2:00—American Band.tand 4 nn Periscope 8 00—lint" the Clown 5 80—Mv Friend Flick, » 00—Shell New, 4 10— Hemetown Reporter »28— Weather 4 30—Cheyenne ( 7 40—Peter Gunn 3 00—Steve Allen 9 00—Lrirefi, Younv Show ,8,—Hot for Hire 1, oo—Nite r>e,k 10 08—Terry Te’Wl, Show ( II 08— Feature Thtre. “Armored Attack.“ I»ana Andrew,. Anne Baxter raeaday. Jaa. 2d , »0—price f, Kight (Live)* , 80—Concent ration (Live)* 1» OP—Truth or Conae- quencee (Live)* 10 10— ft Could Be You <1.1 ve—Color)* 11 00—Romper Room 11 48—Cartoon Time 18 00—Queen for a Day (Live)* 13 30—The Thin Man Live)* t 00—A Doy In Court (Llve>( 18(—Tne Gall Rtorm Show (Live)! 2 no— B<at the Clock 2 30—Who Do You Truet (Llve)f I no—American Bandatand 4 #0— P.rlwope 8 OO Boxo the Clowa 8 80— Rin Tin Tin £ 4 00—Shell New, (10—Hometown Reporter ( 88—Weather ( 30—Bronco £ 7 30—The Itirieman I 8 00—Bourbon Street Beat £ 9:00—Wyatt Karp £ 9 80—Award Theatre 10 00—Talea of Well, Fargo 10 30—Nite I leak 10 38—21 Beacon Street £ 11 08—Command Performance Wedaeaday, Jaa. 27 ( 80—Faltn fur Today 9 00—Price 1, Right (Live)* 9 30—Concentration (Live)* 10 00—Truth or Con«- quencea (Live)* 10 30—It Could Be You (Live)* 11:00—Romper Room 11 48—Cartoon Time 12 00—Queen for a Dav (Live)* 12 30—The Thin Man (Live)* 1:00—A Day In Court 1 30—The Gall Storm Show (Llve)l 2 00—Beat the Clock 2 30—Who Do You Trust? (Llvelt 3 00—American Bandstand 4 00—Periscope 8 00—Boxo the Clown 6 30—My Friend Flick* ( 00-—Shell New, ( 10—Hometown Reporter ( 38—Weather ( 30—Price (a Right (Color- Live)* 7 00—Perry Como Mualc Hall (Live—Color)* (00—Tenneaaee Krn e I ord* ( 30—Phil Silvera 9 Oo—Four Juat Men 9 30- -Theatre “The Mortal Storm.” Mark Sullivan James Stewart. Robert Young I | nt)—N>te ' leak II 08— The Big lletur, Thwreday, Jan. 2H 9 00—Price Ta Right 9 80—Concentration 10 00—Truth or Conae- quencea (Live)* 10 30—It Could Be You (Live—Color) 11 (in—Romper Room 11 48—Cartoon Time 13 00—Queen for a 1 0« Day tn Court £ 1 30—The Gall Storm. Show (1,lve)£ I 00— Beat the C|oeh 1 30—Who Dp You Tru,t (l.lve)l 8 00—American Bandstand ( 00—Perlwope I 0#—Boao the Clown 8 30—tlwkv and HI, Friends I ( IK)—Fh.ll New, (14—Hometown Reporter ( 30—Weather 4 30—Brave Stallion 7:00— Wagon Train* 1 00— You Itet Youi l.lfa* 8 00—Tbla Maa Ilawaon 8:00—Rescue 8 9 30—This la Your Life* 10 00—Alcori PreMBtai 10.30— Nite I teak 10:38—Operation Entertainment. “Men of Two World»." Phillip Calvert. Eric Portman Friday, Jaa. 3» 9 00—Price la Right (Live)* I 3»—Concentration (Live)* 1( 00—Truth or Con- aequencea* 10 30—It Could Be Yap (Live—Color)* It 00—Homper liven 11 (8—Cartoon Comedlea 12 00- -Queen fora Day (Live)* 13 80—Thin Man (Live) 1 0»—A Day in Court (Llve)£ 1 30—Gall Storm Show (l.lvelf 3 00— neat the Clock (Livdjf 2.30— Who Do You Trunt (’Llve)f 3 00—American Band stand (Llve)£ 4 n?—B'lff * Heddy* 4 30—Teen Telehop 8 30—Rin Tin Tin £ ( 00—Shell New, • IP—Hometown Reporter 4 38—Weathi r 4 30—Walt l-'laney Presents £ 7 30—Tombstone Territory 3 0«—Cavalcade of Sports (Live) »48—Jackpot Bowling (Live) 9 00—Wlrhlta Town* 9 30—77 Sunset Strip 10 30—Nite Desk 10 36—Feature Thtre, “The Men," Marlon Brandp. Theresa Wright Saturday. Jaa. M 11:80—National Edu cational Assn. 13 00—How Christian Science Heals 13 16- NBA Pro Bas ketball tl.lve)* Philadelphia at New York 3 30- Raolng from Hialeah (Live)* 3 0P—Round Stage 8 30—People Are Funny* 4 00—John Gunther's High Hoa4 £ (.80—Leave It to Beever I 7 00—Iktwrence Walk I 00—AtOventurva In Paradlss ( • 00—The Rebel £ 9 10- Hawaiian Eve» 10 30 Border Patrol 11 00- Feature Thtre. "Strange World." Angelica Huff, Alex Carlos • NB< I ABC
