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atittUM Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Mondsjr. Feb. 2, 195313 RADIO PROGRAMS The TV camera focuses its Electron Stream 'Paints' Views on Inner Surface picture on a surface which has been photosensitized that is, which turns light Into an electrical charge. The photosensU fiiw Mil mm tive surface releases electrons in proportion to the amount of light falling on that particular part of the surface. A scanning beam passes over FREE TV THEATRE Witch TV at ear Television Theatre.

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the strength of the electronic scanning These waves, in turn, are regulated by the images transmitted by the television cameras. The process of transmission Is just the reverse of the process of creating a picture in your set. A scanning device in the camera picks up the relative lights and shadows in the scene the cam What television? Well as the bureaucrat said at the senate inquistion: "I'm glad you asked me that question" bere Is the answer: Start with the picture tube. The front surface of the picture tube is the "screen" on your television set. The Inside of this tube Is coated with a film of tiny beads of each element of the picture surface, depositing electrons to replace those lost by photoelectric action.

This scanning beam, minus these replacement elec trons. Is reflected back to the Phone S4311 375 Chemeketa i base of the tube and transmitted by cable to the "control con phosphor. The phosphor lights 35 era "sees," channels this light into a photo-electric cell where it is converted into electrical energy. The strength of this energy, in turn, determines the strength of the wave sent out up when It is struck by a beam of electrons. The stronger the beam, the brighter the light TUESDAY f.

M. So far, to good. We have a tube which lights up from an electronic impulse, and the by the transmitter. Camera Focuses Beam sole," where it Is monitored by sending technicians. Several cameras, shooting the same scene from different positions, may be sending their signals to the control console simultaneously.

The director selects the scene or angle he wants by throwing a switch which permits that particular signal to be fed directly into the transmitter. And that, briefly, is what television is all about brightness can be controlled by the strength of the impulse. Beam Scans Surface These waves, in turn, are regulated by the images trans mitted by the television cam' But how is the impulse itself controlled? How can the sur eras. The process of transmission is roughly the reverse of the process of creating a picture face of the tube be lighted with all the subtle shadings which make up a human face? And how is movement recorded so in your set. quickly and accurately? Here comes the second mar vel of the TV set the scanning beam.

Get a firm grip on your cerdullty. The inner surface of your picture tube is or methodically covered by a single tiny needle-beam of elec SEE THE NEW 1953 MOTOROLA TV with the Standout Picture trons, moving in 525 horizontal rows, 30 times a second. I What this means "Is that the beam "scans" the tub completely, top to bottom, in l30th of a second. During that Interval Television On Wheels You won't find it in the dealer's showrooms but something new in automobile body design and construction has been worked out by Fisher Body engineers ior NBC television which for the iirst time will permit the immediate televising' of pictures taken from a moving car. Here shown is a Cadillac 75 sedan engineered especially for the televising of General Eisenhower's Presidential inauguration parade.

A full crew, four technicians and a driver can ride in the car while telecasting. The camera man works through a turret opening cut' through Fisher Body's famous turret top at the right front corner while the transmitters send out a beamed wave to a receiver worked by a man in the turret opening at the left rear of the body. This picture in turn, is relayed to a fixed receiver and then by coaxial cable to the network. The car carries almost a ton of special television equipment the beam has made 523 traverses of the tube! Thus a complete picture is "painted" on the inside of the tube in a tiny fraction of a second 30 complete pictures in a second! KGW KOIN KEX KSLM KGAE KOCO KltO ITU lift ABC I US MBC WW Be. lott LBS TTT Newe Newo Faal Hareay Tap TreSee SpMoc Newa Baas of Ufe Cm Ooo It Neew seNlea Newa Spider r.

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Wide sweep selector dial, Aerovane loop antenna, Alnieo C95 speaker Ivory, green er gray, 87.95 ghost makeup. Caesar and Miss Coca will be Set Location starred individually and together in new parodies and sat music-and-comedy revue produced by Max Liebman and starring Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca, returned to the air at the start of its fourth season. The program, which has won the highest critical acclaim, the most coveted prizes "in the industry, and a loyal following -of more than 20,000,000 Americans each week, will be studded with new sketches, new music, new artists and new acts and also will bring back many of the per ires, some of them inspired by BIRD'S House of Television is open evenings 'til 8, Monday thru Friday featuring the one-and-only a TV, Hoffman and other popular brands. 871 Wallace Rd. West Salem Producer-director Liebman's re' Vital in TV 1 1-inch Tube Full year warranty on all parts, including Picture i Tube, built-in All-Channel Model 17K14W Masterpiece cabinetry; rich walnut finish; popular 17-inch sise; fine rasor-sharp standout picture, a so no 90 smart TV buy.

cent trip to Europe during the summer hiatus of "Your Show The most important factor in placing the TV set, once it's in of Shows." Each week a distinguished actor or actress will be host and star of the week, to tie together the fast-paced revue. the home, is to put it where the most people can see it com' sonalities and entertainment seg fortably. Also entering the picture Marguerite Piazza, lovely operatic soprano, again will top the bill of featured artists on the however, are considerations for where the antenna must enter Don't blow your top! Let us give you reliable TV service first! ments which the public has demanded to see again. Satires Feature of Pair Bambi Linn and Rod Alexander, talented young dance team, the room, and precautions to program. Other favorites who will return to the screen are Bill Hayes, handsome young vocal protect your new investment from such threats as excessive SH M.e.i KOIN 1 1.1, a.m.

to IS p.m. KEX ru, la p.ar. DIAL LISTING, KOAC, to appeared for the first time on ist; Judy Johnson, the petite and .1 heat and dampness. MONDAY l-M p.m. Matinee Theater.

4:15 p.m. Search Tomoro 4:30 p.m. Love of Life 1:10 p.m. Hopalonf Caaildr 0:10 p.m Telenet 0 p.m. Time for Beany 9:00 p.m.--Chenco Lifetime 1:10 p.m.

hort Short Theater p.m. Neve Caravan 1:00 p.m. Chevron Theater lie p.m. Vole of Ftreatone :00 p.m. 1 Love Lucr 0:30 p.m.

Red Button Show 10:00 p.m. Robert Montgomery Plarhouie 11:00 p.m. candid camera 11.10 m. Nile ol Your Show of Shows on the songstress; wie isiity wii- Keep the set away from rad vnir Taetdar P. M.

Newell IfOAP IPedaeenr A.M Howe iw c. ayM.t.ri ie i. BepeMol- iliams quartet; the dancing Ham starting telecast. Both partners lators, hot pipes, hot air vents ilton trio; Baritone Jack Russell By Engineers and similar sources of heat is I Bid. la Cwkor, I Maele, dM.

VZ.XnZ'TZ WrlJ RUwi Ch4rf Thtrt had established themselves individually as outstanding dancers in the ballet and musical and Actors Carl Reiner and How lard Morris. Newt an We.lhfn Ortsra Ntl McdlUUcai Ulgm the advice of the experts. Extreme dryness caused by such Etniir Farta Dnr, lOff. heat sources can, over a period of time, split points and crack finishes. PHILCO First in Public Demand! Dampness Is equally bad and 2 years experience at electronic field engineers with RCA 3 years experienca with TV service in the east Instructors of UHF and VHF electronic equipments for armed forces Tele-Views can cause joints to expand and crack.

Corrosion of metal parts is another result of dampness. Basement game rooms, for instance, should be doubly checked before one installs a TV set there. The practice of placing stand Radio-Television TV Center 1 Open to 9 p.m. I 1120 CENTER I By DAVE BLACKMER Ton are Invited to inspect our service department with the latest in RCA test equipment ing heavy lamps, decorative bowls and ceramics on top of Fred Waring and his Pensylvanians will make their ini TV cabinets is frowned upon. Manufacturers have gone to tial appearance in Oregon when they present a concert in the Oregon State coliseum Monday night, February 2, Member of Television Association of Salem CAPITAL TV at 8 p.m.

considerable effort to give the public fine cabinetry in a number of decorator styles. If these cases are given the same consideration in handling as other i latlPi 40995 With UHF Phone 4-402 1430 Broadway fine furniture, they will retain their appearance over a long period of years. TUESDAY 11 00 M. Paroff 13 10 p.m. Oarrr Moore 3: m.

Welcome Traveler 130 m. Kate Smith 1:00 p.m. Meet Betty Purneie p.m strike It Rkn p.m. Matinee Show p.m. Search Tomorrow 4 10 p.m.

Love of Lite 0 00 p.m. Namea Same. 0 30 p.m. Doui Eda-arda. Newe p.m.

Time for Beanr 1 Ml TV- Although pre-concert ticket sales indicate a record crowd for the event, nome 200 reserved seats and 1000 general admission tickets will go on sale at the gates Monday night at the concert at 7 p.m. The concert will feature many of the well-known Fred Waring choral arrangements and orchestrations, as well as outstanding solo performers by such Waring headliners as Bob Sands, comedienne-singer Daisy Bernier, soloist Joe Marine, soprano Frances Wyatt, the husband and wife teams of Keith and Sylvia Textor, vocalists, and the Eleys, P-HILC (FDE3ST In Public 130 p.m. Dinah flhore 149 p.m. Newa Carawan 00 p.m. Texaco Theater 00 p.m.

Plrealde Theater 0 lo p.m. Circle Theater 10 00 m. Break Bank 10.10 p.m. American Forum 11:00 Little Martle 11:30 p.m. Nlte Owl Theater Demand MARR RADIO and violinists.

They will be supported by all of the Pensylvanians of radio, television, recording and concert fame. Waring's Corvallis appearance is a part of a nationwide 60-day concert tour which will take the famous groAip to 58 cities in 24 states. Most of their travel will be by chartered airliner. The 1953 tour is the answer to a long-standing wish by Fred Waring that his Pennsylvania. could go on an extended tour and thereby "give us a chance to regain personal contact with our audience, which the tight demands of television have forced us to neglect." TOPS IN TELEVISION Red Buttons, talented young Broadway and night club comedian whose hilarious monologues and sketches have established him as a solid favorite of musical comedy and after-theater audiences from coast to coast, is currently a top feature on KVPT Monday evenings at 9:30 o'clock.

1 TELEVISION INC. Salem'i Most Complete Television Center 2140S. Com'l. Ph.2-1611 wawlg5S JpeWlan ial Model SUBEM anaoaaap Buttons, a watch charm comic with a -varm personality, who derived his unusual name from a stint as singing bell hop when he was a flame-haired teen-ager, is the product of virtually every branch of show business, including both 1 1 jeoa we. aaaaaaaaaaaMrt.fi iVo'Si'l mm laaMilliaaaaaiaaiiaaaaaaaaaBaaa aaaa aa aa LL nil kes HI The Service You Can Trust I TV CENTER HI i 1120 Center Street II HEIDER'S 428 Court Street H- Salem'i Oldest and Largest TV and Radia Dealer jr.

I IHMM-al ftVMaaVMMM'''' rott.Mr'' jj a I (j)!) I Just think! In a smart, hand-rubbed mahogany cabinet only 22'i wide you get aU this! Big 21 TV 220 sq. in. of brilliantly detailed picture powered by Admiral's great new "DX-53" Chaanis with Cascode Turret Tuner that guawntrrt UHK reception. Plus consote powcr radio built nTht into the TV chassis. Plu Admiral's brand-new Super 600" Phonoirraph that plays all records, all sir.es.

nil speeds Tone Control for all Ihrrr rervicin. Never before such complete entertainment in such a compact cabinet! comic and dramatic guest roles in television. His brilliant career was spawned in the same bur-lesrue arena that produced such show world luminaries as Bert I.ahr, Phil Silvers, Bobby Clark and Willie Howard, among others. At 16 he was the industry's youngest comedian, under contract to the Minsky's who then were to burlesque what the Shuberts are to the musical comedy stage. Kate Smith Tops In Variety Show Kate Smith, with Froducer Ted Collins, opened her 5-days--wcck variety show on NBC-TV September 8 at 1 p.m.

Singing and dancing groups, new dramatic serials, fashion shows, operatic numbers, "crsck-cr-barrel" interviews and top variety acts will all be included in the show's format. As an example, here's what the first week of the Mondcy-through-Friday show included: A 15-minute daily serial drams, "The House In the the McGuire sisters, a singing trio making their TV debut as Program regulars: a production dumber starring Miss Smith, accompanied by six singers and tight dancers: a fashion showcase of women's "after five" creations; an interview with Representative John Taber, Republican, Mew York. Yours for the TELE-Viewing: Chance of a Lifetime at 7:00 p. starring Denis James will reveal the success story of Don Cornell, the outstanding singer who will be Unkiiam Gilbert there in person. Theater at 8:00 p.

m. present "I'll Never Know When," the story of a woman dying of an incurable disease and the killer she hires to murder her. www P.otrrt Montgomery rir.yhouse at 10:00 p. sho-g Robert Preston and Hayes in "Maggie, Pack Your Bags," the story of a retired Army officer. 260 N.

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