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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-23
Monday, February q

Monday, February u
700 Today
900 Roy Rogers-Gene Autry
1000 Ding Dong School
1890 Ernie Kovacs Show
HOO Home (Color)
1900 Tennessee Ernie Ford show
1890 Feather Your Nest
100 Heart of the Home
l:30 Housewives Matinee
2::45 Modern Romances
800 NBC Matinee Theatre
(color)
400 Follow That Man
4:30 Queen For A Day
500 Pinky Lee Show
$50 Howdy Doody (color)
800 Lii Rascals
$3.50 Sports Final
$40 TV Newsroom
6:55 Weather Ahead
700 Superman
1880 Adventure Album
7:45 News Caravan
800 Caesars Hour
900 Science Fiction Theatre
$3.50 Robert Montgomery
1890 Ray Milland
l:0O Up-to-the-Minute News
1l:l5 Bud Wilkinson's Sports
1870 Tonight
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Dear Bernie:

What with these long lists Of old TV movies
in the TeleVue, why doesn't some smart TV
station show one of the old versions of Daddy
Long Legs? 1t is a wonderful story and the
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brief. Pen name 10iH be used If desired
Dear Bernie:
what did you think of that mess on Video
Theater? Thursday, May 10) Otto Kruger and
Alfred Hitchcock-what pair am glad at
least they cut out that CHASTITY wake after the
play. take my drama seriously and don't care
to see someone who supposedly was killed in
the play drinking coffee few minutes later
docs Otto Kruger give you the creeps?)
My idea for REAL Spectacular would be
for two actors to pour two full cups Of coffee,
add milk and sugar. stir and drink the whole
cupful!
My favorite show is "The whistler" (My
one claim to fame)
I think Hal March is overconfident and
sometimes makes fun of the contestants in
subtle, patronizing way. know he's one Of
your pets but don't you agree he plays to the
grandstands? -. Connie H.
Whoai Taking your items tn order:
The Video Theater play that night lCdsn't
TOO bGd-dnd really enjoyed Hitchs viSit.
My feeling is that this series mould be tremen-
douSly improved If a host of his caHber (Dith
wrtterS) ,Das employed.
People are beginning to find fault Nth
Oarious aspects of "The $4,000 Question" land
the ChGIlenge) and it's my guess that they'll
They're lost interest in the sho,oS. March
doesn't impress me that aOay-but then match
the ShoW only intreQaently noW.
Dear Bernie
I enjoy the TeleVue magazine very much
keep it on my televiSion set for daily reference.
There is one suggestion would like to make:
that is when programs are repeats, or re-runs,
that notation be made so that viewers may
know if they have been seen previously.
c. L. F.
That mould be worthwhile addition-but
the information is generally not available.
Where ~ slsosUs are specifically re-run Badge
TIA. San Francisco Beat. etc. under neto titles.
the notation is usually made.
Dear Bernie:
What with these long lists Of old Tv movies
in the TeleVue, why doesn't some smart TV
station show one of the old versions of Daddy
Long Legs? 1t is a wonderful story. and the
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SCHOOLBOY PLAYS CUPID-TV star
Danny Thomas reads a SchoolboyS
letter to Glenview Gill; teacher In
it, the pupil who didn't identify him
self, nominated his teacher, Mrs.
Harold c. Rick, to be Danny's wife
when Jean Hagen quits the show
(TueSday pm. WMAL-7) in the
fall just after this picture, Mrs Rick
confessed she didn't watch the Danny
Thomas show.
latest musical version did absolutely nothing
for it.
And please, have the movie on convenient
time in the evening-no 10 am. or IL pm.
movieSl
Eager
I'm sure that lot of TV stations Mould
like to get their eager little hands on some of
the older Hollywood n1oUies but first they hare
to be put up for sale By the studios that 0on
them.
Dear Bernie:
For some time I have wondered what has
become of the interesting program, Life Begins
at 3d." and also what happened to Jack Barry
'The Big Surprise?"
Mrs. GAR.
Barry's life Begins at 80" has been on for
some time but not in Washington. It's one OF
those programs that goes of and returns, de-
pending on the availability of sponsors. The
producers didn't agree Nth you about Jack and
bounced him.
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TeIeVue
Mailbag

This is your chance to sound of to TV
Critic Bernie Harrison Please keep letters
brief. Pen name will be used If desired
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HELP-MEN
Statesmen. READ THIsI

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SALESPERSONS with experience in
quality china. glassware. silver and
linens. full time. Apply only between
~ ano u An AIexanosrs seven
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HELP--MEN

LIQUOR Observation-Disclosures man
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appt. IA. 0-o139.
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SERVICE STATION 1TTFNDIANT

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
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GEORGIA ave. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
management capability. 7049 East.
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must be thoroughly exper. with
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SHEET ROCK MAN with fair knoWl.
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after 9 pm.
SHIPPING CLERK for wholesale
sea food. must know city thor.
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ures. Age to As. Salary open
Box 309-T, Star.
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ROUTE MAN

For one Of the best know laun-
dries. in the Metropolitan Area,
Married, age 21-45. For establish d
well over the SS5 'ou1e .verage.
Guaranteed salary and commission.
Experience desirable but not neces-
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Apply to Mr.. iUBBES. before 10
Am. Monday thru Friday.
MANHATTAN COMPANY
1928 Florida Ave. NV.
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WANTED
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no canyassing; $105 per wk. 70
start. Call RIA. 6-11S6.
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HELP---MEN

YOUNG MAN. II to FL, white,
pleasant personality. high school
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BROS. l25 Independence ave. Sc.
Ii. 8-265G.
YOUNG MAN, under 80 for position
in local branch once Of large IRE
and casualty insurance company.
Excellent chance to advance to adj
vance to important position. Apply
NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL, Sl2
woodward Building.
YOUNG MAN
81 to. 81. college graduate or ad-
yanced student working towards .
degree In business administration,
economics or accounting. for re-
sponsible position in treasurer's
dept. Of well-established. expanding
Company. Excellent opportunity for
advancement, Apply RIM. 300, sic
l4th 81 NV.
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ROIITEMAN

We have q well-established route
sales experience. wonderful oppor.
tunity for q sober and reliable man
who will service present customers
and solicit new business. Guaranteed
salary. commission and complete
company benefits. Apply
CENTRAL CLEANERS
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HELP-MEN

SHOE sALEsMEN--Exper. in family
shoes; steady JOB: top salary, 1856
Wilson blvd, Ari., IA. 7-2004.
SHOE STORE MANAGER-FaniIy.
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take complete charge. Boz 369.T,
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LOckheed
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CALIFORNIA DIVISION
BURBANK, CALF.
FLIGHT ATTENDANTS

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Wed
FLORIST
DESIGNER, experienced: permanent
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Bladensburg I'd. ne.
GENERAL HELPER and delivery
man. Must have chaufieur's permit
an transportation. YATES GUS
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GRILL AND SANDWICH MAN, white,
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STEN0GRAPHERs, $3.50: typists to
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For an established dry cleaning
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Assistant TO Credit Mgr
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HELP-MEN lcons. J

Washington, d. c.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 4, 1853
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For interview in
Washington

PHONE LocKHEED REPRESENTA-.
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KREMER AT NATIONAL $3.50 IN
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Allowances

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Uncer 40: fast typist.
Typlsts,. fast. accurate S75 wk.
Jr. Bookkeepers to S75 wk.
Mr. Black INA. S-234O)
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-04
Jack:
Nome Group
Returns From
New York CITY

Chief of Police Carl We BIB and
three Eskimo teen-ager; who
have been in New York city on
TV, returned today loaded down
with souvenirs, memories and
stories of their adventure which
will take weeks to tell.
Webb said there wasn't much
they didn't see, as their limited
time permitted, as news papers,
other organizations and ] 1divi6-
uals were wonderful III taking
them around the city. Fsten the
two sons of Will Rogers .l-.. came
to see them from their h me in
Oklahoma.
Phillip Webb, who was ID have
been on the Good Morning" TV
show with them, was pu;. IN am
other show, the Pamela Good"
show--a TV program frtn, CHI
dren, as the Nome show, was
strictly an Eskimo produc ion.
When the group left New York
last Sunday they were Interview
ed by the Associated Press in the
Seat of Honor at Inferno .tional
Airport.
Phillip Webb was left at Ia
coma as he suffered an attack OF
appendicitis and is now n the
hospital there.
Chief Webb said he feels that
the goal of the trip, which was to
raise funds for a youth center
in Nome, has met with most ia
vorable results and money is
coming in small amounts from all
over the country. Contr EDITIONS
are being received from people
who liked the show, from PEOPLE
who have visited Alaska, and
from children who want to help
get the Youth Center started. and
from many other une Sp.ected
sources.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-04
Airborne Radar Wing
To Operate Between
Hawaii ane Aleutians

HONOLULU RLThe Navy has
commissioned the first two SQUAD
rors OF an airforne early warning
rsdar wing which will operate Al
Super Consultations between IA
waii and the Alcutians.
The big 'org-range .radar
planes, operating steadily across
the Norh Pacific, vii. establish
an extension of the continental
distant radar warning line which
stretches across Alaska and the
arctic regions of Car.ada.
The Navy said commissioning
of two more squaarons would
follow yesterdays ac.ivation. 1t
said crews will 1sgin training
flights Immediately, but did rot
say 1hep the airborne radsr prof.
ect would be in full opera lion,
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-04
First Polish Rebels Put on Trial
As Rumors Multiply iii Poznan

BERLIN, R-The Red P dish
rulers of purge-ridden Polnari to-
day put on trial he first OF the
rebel workers jailed after last
weeks bloody three-day revolt.
A responsible Communist Diff
cial arriving from Poznan said
the workers were taken from
prison and put before secret po-
lice courts.
But the Communist added the
police trials were only fol' sec
ondary' violators among the hun
dreds of rebel workers jailed by
the Communist security ftrces.
No Executions
Il know of no executions that
have taken place. he said. He
added that during his stay in T'oz-
nan he had been in contact with
Polish officials.
The Communist, who is not a
Pole himself. asked his narae ind
nationality be withheld.
Two Danish businessmen who
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-04
$4,000 WORTH OF BANG
FROM ONE FIREcRAcKER

HOBBS, NM, N-An uniden-
titled boy who purchased hand
ful of firecrackers over the week.
end got lot of bang for his
money.
Mrs. Opal Brock, operator Of a
fireworks stand in Texas five
miles east Of Hobbs, said the
youngster bought some firecrack-
ers, walked outside, Lit one and
threw 1t back into the stand.
The resulting explosion and fire
destroyed the stand and truck.
Loss was estimated at $4,000.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-04
Bartlett Asks Issue of
Salmon Stamp in Sitka

WASHINGTON, R-Delegate
Bartlett proposed today that a
soon to be issued commemorative
postage stamp honoring the king
salmon be given its first day sale
at Sitka.
He broached his idea In a letter
to Albert j. Robertson. assistant
postmaster general suggesting
the stamp be placed on sale Oct.
l, which is the 89th anniyer-
sary of the TRANSFER of ALASKA by
Russia, to the Unitgd States,
which occurred in SitkG.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-04
Whaley Killed in
Near Granite Mt.

Jack Whaley, who re,ently took over The man
agement Of NUM- Anyways, found dead in th.
wreckage of his plane early this morning about 10
miles southwest Of Granite Mountain approximately
100 miles from Nome. s
Wspaey lett Nome yesterday morning with a loaei
of produce for tie Moryison-Knudson COMPANY con-
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-04

'struction site cear Haycoc'K.
When he did not arrive on sched-
me, search was organized, wis.
all available aircraft searching
the hilly area along the course
from here to Haycock.
The area searched was not only
hilly but wooded in patches,
which made it hard to see, es-
pecially as there was an overcast
and SOM. fog.
The plane, a twin engine De-
Hav:land Dove recently put into
service here, was spotted at 9.35
last evening by CAT plane
owned by Martin Olson and flown
by Bill Doyle with Martin Olson
as observer.
rs is was impossible to land,
they reported back to Moses
Point.
An Air Force Albatross With
parar1edics aboard was sent frcm
Fairbanks and was directed To
the wreck, which was directly on
course. About 500 this morning
two rasdics wers dropped who
ascertalned that Whaley was
dead.
Mrs Whaler and three children
were scheduled to arrive today
from Fairbanks to make their
home here.
Whaley came to Nome as a
young man with his -rother and
two brothers and spent several
years here. His brother. Franz.
Whaley, row director of the Al
aska Visitors Association, is liv--
ing in Anchorage, and George
Whaley and family are with Pan
American Always in Seattle.
Whsiey was associated for Sew
eral years with Wier. .Airlines and
was active in community affairs
in Fairbanks. lie resigned tss,m
Wiens and the Fairbanks City
Council to take over the manage
ment of Num- Anyways.
A helcopter is scheduled to
meet NUM- plane a. Mosts
Point some time today, according
to Jack jenkins, who was associ-
asst with whaley here, to bring
out the bo1y.
Other flyes known to have as
sisted r. TIE search are Mai.
Root. Kolh of the Alaska National
Guard, Bog JACOBS. join Hutch
ison, and Eddy Banscn. all o.
Alaska As-l;nes. Howard Pays IN
.Ssfeway Always Ind jack JenI-
ms of Num- Anyways
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-04

reached Berlin from Poznan this
morning told newsmen the ter
rorized city was full of rumors
and one of then is that some ex-
ecutic1s of workers took place as
early DIS June 29-the day tie
revolt hegan.
Yon Choice of Aumor
But I'VE never t.eard anything
10 confirm these ardlaors,r one OF
the Danish Businessmen SAID.
'Poznan now is the place wheie
you can pick up any kind 81 ru-
NOR sou want"
The tria's came as Poland
ruling Com NUNS; Party cracked
down on 'Jax ard cowardly" off
ciais charged with falling to head
off the Poznan revolt.
/ Adm, the official rews agenc'
lnf Communist East Germany, said
Polish leaders lad launches ~
vestisatlons to fm1 OK why psyt.'
CONTINUED on Page Tkree)
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-04
rHE.r HAS BETTER LUCK

DENVER, R--Mrs. franccs r.
Harsh attempted TO start her 1852
car bus no ipck. Ahosher notofist
gave the ser push for sevcrsi
blocks. Still II .vouldn't start. She
lef. rho ssi' xlth the seas IL i.
Returning two hol.s later, the
found ser car hao leen staen.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-04

COMMITTEE IN CHARGE
Mayor Sen Cavota
Public Address System - luke Box Steve
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-09

was filled Wednesday night for
the School Band Concert and
Musical Revue. Door receipts
for benefit OF the School P-TA
amounted to 1921.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buel Garden were
honor guests at a dinner meeting
of their bridge club in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stone on
Friday night. Mr.. Garden has
been transferred by the U S Rub
Der Company to South Carolina
and Mrs. Garden will go later
to join him. where they will live.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Dorrier
with three Of their children.
Bruce. Richard and Claire, visit
ed MI. and Mrs. John Dorrier
and family in their new home in
Richmond.
Dr. and Mrs. w. E. Moody were
in Victoria Saturday night of last
week at a meeting Of the Veteran
OF Foreign Wars and witnessed
the burning of the mortage on
the VIEW home there. Mrs. Moody