TV SCHEDULE
Saturday
t:30—'Test Pattern and Music
2:00—Program to be Announced
5:30—Open Mind
8:00—Gale S4orm
6:30—Your Hit Parade
7:00—Ed Sullivan
8:00—-Caesars Hour
0:00— Feature
10:30—$64,000 Question
Sunday
1:30—Test Pattern amd Music
2:00—Program to be Announced
5:30—Christophers
8:00—-Lamp Unto My Feet
6:30—Private Secretary
7:00—Person To Person
7:30—Highway Patrol
8:00—Chevy Show
9:00—U.S. Steel Hour
10:00—Tic Tac Rough
•0:30—Faith For Today
J Monday
5:30—Test Pattern and Music
6:00—Fury
6:30—You Are There
7.-00—Meet McGraw
7:30—The Falcon
8:00—Spike Jones
8:30—Telephone Time
9:00—Odyssey
K):00—Climax
Tuesday
5:30—-Test Pattern and Music
if.00—To Tell The Truth
8 30—Court of Last Resort
7:00—Look Up and Live
7:30—Men of Annapolis
8:00—Kaiser Hour
9:00—Wrestling
* Wednesday
5:30—Test Pattern and Music
6:00—The Buccaneers
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Lift
INFFXTIOUS HEPATITIS
by Dr. E. M. Gildow, D.V.M.
Director. Frisktes Research Kennels
Up until a few years ago, dis
temper was the only known dog
disease of major importance ex
cept rabies. It was rather like
human pneumonia, in that
everyone, was well aware of it
and knew what it was. Today,
distemper has an equally virul
ent partner — infectious hepa
titis — a virus disease that af
fects the liver. Its symptoms
were recognized as far back as
1928, and it was properly classi
fied as a virus in 1947. But it
wasn’t until the past few years
that dog owners became acute
ly aware of it. Like distemper,
it affects puppies chiefly and
older dogs only occasionally
It is not possible to diagnose
the disease hy the symptoms
alone since many of “m ir *
similar to those found in other
diseases of dogs — like dis
temper. If the puppy seems
sleepy or seeks a dark spot, if
he appears tucked up as though
he had a tummy ache, and this
is accompanied by a distinct
rise in temperature, one may
suspect hepatitis. Sometimes,
such puppies have both hepa
titis and distemper.
In any event, your pet be
longs in a hospital. There are
some highly effective ways to
treat the disease, but they must
be (tone by your veterinarian.
And treatment should start
quickly, for it’s a fast-moving
disease. A puppy can die a
couple of hours after the first
symptoms are noticed. Hepatitis
is highly infectious; so your pet
should be kept away from other
dogs.
* * *
Feeding Tip: It's not neces
sary to feed an adult dog more
than once a day. Many owners,
however, prefer to divide their
pet’s daily fare in two, and
serve half in the morning and
the other half in the evening.
6:30—Big Town
7:00—West Point
7:30—Art Fords Jazz Party
9:00—Alcoa Hour
10:00—Wed. Night Fights
Thursday
5:30—Test Pattern and Music
6:00—Roy Rogers
6:30—Big Picture
7:00—Tele^Sports
7:30—Talent Scouts
8:00—Jackie Gleason
9:00—Navy Log
9:30—Twenty One
10:00—Kraft Theatre
Friday
5:30—Test Pattern and Music
6:00—Thin Man
6:30—True Story
7:00—Ask Congress
7:30—This Is The Life
8:00—GoodYear Playhouse
9:00—Schlitz Playhouse
9:30—Beat The Clock
10:00—Boxing
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Today
It’s Victor Mature and blonde
Diana Dors in "The Long Haul,”
a Columbia Pictures drama of the
teamsters battle against mob con
trol.
Mature plays a truck driver, who
roars into battle when mobsters
invade the teamsters. He becomes
involved with the lovely Miss Dors,
gangsters and a load of smuggled
furs.
The movie was filmed on loca
lion in Liverpool and other north
of England cities, Surrey and the
Scottish Highlands.
As if that isn’t enough, “Raw
Edge” is on the 6ame billing with
a cast which includes Rory Cal
houn, Yvonne DeCarlo, Rex Rea
son, Mara Corday and Neville
Brand—all in Technicolor.
Sunday and Monday
“The Last Wagon,” a tale of a
group of desperate pioneers whose
last resort for survival is to trust
a man charged with murder to
guide them through hostile Indian
territory, has as its stars Richard
Widmark and Felicia Farr.
In Cinemascope and color by
De Luxe, “The Last Wagon,” as
the title implies, is all that re
mains after an Indian ambush on
a wagon train in Arizona during
the 1870’s.
From prisoner, W'idmark turns
into leader and guide of the re
maining survivors.
Tuesday a ad Wednesday
“Beyond a Reasonable Doubt.”
is the title of the murder mystery,
which stars Dana Andrews and
Joan Fontaine.
Thursday and Friday
It’s “Bus Stop” and Marilyn
Monroe with a newcomer to the
screen in Don Murray, who pro
vide the romance and laughs in a
Twentieth Century-Fox produc
tion of the stage play.
Others in the cast are Arthur
O’Connell; Broadway actresses
Betty Field and Eileen Heckart;
Robert Bray, Hope Lange, Hans
Conreid and Casey Adams. Filmed
in CipemaScope and De Luxe
color,' “Bus Stop” allows the two
principals to carry on their hil
arious romance on a bus, at a
roadside diner, in the Blue Dragon
Cafe at Phoenix, Arizona, and at
the Jaycee World’s Championship
Rodeo.
NEW EQUIPMENT “FINEST”
ACCORDING TO FLETCHER
Ninety new seats are being in
stalled at the Orpheum, of the
foam rubber type, making for real
comfort, according to John
Fletcher, manager of the theatre.
For the patron who wants extra
class, twenty new loge seats,
plush covered and of the rocker
type, no less, are being installed.
You can lean back and relax or
sit up straight. “They’re so com
fortable you can go to sleep in
them,” according to Fletcher.
For the popcorn fans, a new
automatic machine re
places the old one. With push
button controls, oil is measured
exactly so each batch is the same.
Constant heat keeps the com
warm and cri$p. You won’t have
to drool so long, the machine is
much faster, too.
Naval Station
Births
Steven Howard, weighing 7 lb*.
12*4 ozs., was born on August 5 to
Georgene and Lowell Howard
Ruff, Jr., LTJG, USN.
Mark Lawrence, weighing 6 lbs.
10Va ozs., was born on August 6 to
Nancy Katherine and Lawrence
John Sinagel, TE1, USN.
James Allen, weighing 7 lbs.
12V4 ozs., was born on August 7 t®
Grade Allen and James Howard
Drumm, SN, USN.
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