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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1950)
Mc& Minute hu::; ThsT Statesman, Salem. Oregon, Saturday January 7, 1353 7 . SATURDAY'S I BROADCASTS ' . . . ' I 1 I 1 I I I I I I I I IS i ! , I Buying Leaves Grains Higher Pacific Standard Time SUNDAY'S BROADCASTS , Pacific Standard Time Uleeyeles: KSLM list, KOCO lttt, KOIN 979. KGW ttt, afXX lift KlUeyeles: KSLM 1299. KOCO 1499. KOC 979, KGW ZI, KXX UN FM: Megacycles KOIN 101.1; KGW 100.1; KEX 92J Til: Megacycles KOIN 101.1; KGW 100.3; KEX 92 2 r Sv . - , , ifs DETROIT. Mick Jan. The Chrysler 1S5I New Tarter forr-deer sedajtaewly-styled with re-styled lancer mr f eaders. mr auMirt konMn. bow radiator grille, tetter VMiblllty fraa tn larscr mr window and Mwcred by tb 1X5 berscnewer Spitfire wftM U iim njr nw Chrysler ! stow stt- playtd by dealers thrhert the aatiea, laelnding the Salon Aieasbue Ca at Sales, Ore. Group Jewish Again Elects s. Bloomberg TT Missionary Saul Bloomberg was re-elected M president of the Ealera Jewish congregation at the annual meeting- this week in Temple Beth Sho- ln. ,. . i ? ' I Other new officers are Dave Holtzman, vice president; Robert Golden, secretary: H. Shusterow Itr. re-elected treasurer: Mike Steinbock, to the board of trustees. The treasurer reported that the mortgage and other outstanding obligations on the temple have been paid off, in Just over two years since its, completion,. The congregation now comprises 110 families in the central Willamette valley. First Baptist , Site of Bible Teaching Meet A Peek's interdenominational Bi ble teaching conference- will open Monday at First Baptist church, conducted by Dr. Herbert Lockyer. Dr. XJyd Anderson,; pastor, will preach Sunday.at Hinson Memorial Bantist church in Portland, Con ducting services heres will be Dr. Bob Piedce, formerly with Youth for Christ in China, in the morning and the Rev, . C. Brickwedel, as sistant pastor, in the evening. Dr. Lockyer, formerly of Liver pool, England, will have meetings under sponsorship of the American Association for Jewish Evangelism. He has engaged in evangelism and Bible teaching for 25 years. He will conduct interdenominational Bible study at the YMCA at 2 pm. Tues day through Friday. fJATESVllXE FTA MEET HAYES V1LLE The Hayesville Parent - Teachers association will meet Tuesday, January 10, at t p. m. in the school. The men, with Burns Christofferson as chairman, will put on the program. On Thursday, January 12, the Hayes vilie Mothers club will meet for 1:30 p. m. dessert luncheon tn the home of Mrs. Oscar Noren on Blossom lane. lraprov ' p - . . - . t , S s ' V . ' t- J ft ' -T I ' A y ' Kesnetli Headricka Japan Subj I ect For Services Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hend ricks, missionaries of the Christian church for nearly 25 years, will speak Sunday at First Christian church on their first visit to the U. S. since the war. " Hendricks, who was a religious counsellor and interpreter in a war relocation ramp in Idaho, has aid ed the U. S. government several times In Japanese administration problems and has , worked on in terdenominational I projects with Toyohiko Kagawa J Japanese Chris tian leader. i He will, speak at ! the morning service, and Mrs. Hendricks will speak and show colored films of Japan In, the evening. Salem Obituaries - t J. H. Nickerwii. st a local Hospital January 1 at th of 87 year. Sur vived by thrc daushtcrs. Mr. Ethel Snyder. CanbT Mr.. C A. Brortjam. Seattle: and Mrs. Raymond AIbht. Dayton; a sister. Mrs. Mary WlllUms, MiuvUle, IiJ. Member of Samaritan lnd t, IOOr. of Portland, and the First Christian church of Salem. Ser vtcea wiU be held Saturday, January 7. at 1:30 pjn. at the HoweU-Edwarda chapel with the Rev. Dudley Straia of tictaUn. Interment In the IOOr rente , tery in Salem. RituaUsUc aervices un arr ausDlce of Samaritan Wx1fe X. Order of Odd reiki of PorUand. rrtKiNt . . : ..... Putnty Feraui. in vua cur. ary 3. Service will be held Saturday, January 7. at 10 JO a.m. at the W. T Bigdon chapel with the Rev. Brooks M. Maore officiating;. Concluding aert teei at City View cemetery.. WMSBBBBSa 1 kohl Katherrn Elxabeth Kohl, lata seslo dent of Galea Creek. In this city, January S, at the ace of 23 yeara. DauKhier of Mr. Elizaeeth KohL Galea Creek, and sister of Edward Kohl, CjH Creek. Recitation of the teaary wUl be Sundjy, January S, at a p.m. at the W. T. Ricdon chapel .with requiem mass Monday, January t. at t JO a.m. at St. Joseph's Cath olic church. Interment at St. Barbara cemetery. - SLOOM i J. Ralph Bloom, late resident at fU N W tntet at.. In this city. Jan uary 3 at the are of 54 years. Sur vtvin are a son. Venard R. Bloom. Salem: two daurhters, Mrs. Dora TJ fmberf er, Dallai. ana Mrs. Rachel Waller, Salem: his mother, Mrs. Ida Bloom, Folio; four brothers. Gene and Mjlvtn- Bloom. bot:i of Salem: Ira Bloom. Echo; Edgar Bloom. Hermis ton: two listers, Hittie Wolverton. Echo, t nd Ella Bowman, Wetaer, Idaho; and six grandchildren. Serv ices will be held Saturday, January 7. at 1 M p.m. at the Cloush-Barrtck Chapel with the Rev. Abe A. Laewen of ft "iatlrtf. Interment In City View eeinetery. j' ' COLBl'RM : ! i: ' !- January S. Infant son of Mr. and Mn t'loyd Colburn. V7a N. Church st . . Salem: rranrtson of Mrs. Fred Colburn. Hum hold V, Kan.: Mrs. Olive Ferguson. Seattle: and J. C. Ferguson, Eueene: brother nl Nancy Jo Colburn, Ral-m. Graveside ervices will be held Salurdjy, January 7. at 3 p.m. at Belcrest Memorial park. Direction by W. T. Higaon company. COOKE ? - Mrs. Ellen Cooke, at the residence at route I. Aumsvtiie. January . Survives are a daughter. Mrs. Hazel Mtllen, Stay ton, six sona, Henry Given.- Aumsvll. . Theodore Green. . Salem; Lojia Green. Hillsboro; John Greet. Newberg; Carl Green. Corval lu: and William Green, "ntaHo, Can- ada: 29 grandchild rea and 30 great , grandchildren. Announcement of ser vices later by dough-Barrack com pany. , MiincytoLead Meetings Here 1L C Muncy of Yakima, orth west overseer for the Church of God, Is conducting a series of oightly meetings at the Salem church, 22nd and Shelton streets. A feature will be a "southern lubUee I , VV singspiration" at rT f 230 pjn. Sunday, j 4K Services are at T 7 1 7:45 - each night J: through January IS, according to the Rev. . A. Trietch, pastor. Muncy, who has headed the Oregon - Wasn- b. c. Money IngtonIdaho area for five years, has been a Das tor in several sou thern and western towns and has preached in 35 states and several foreign countries, ements Noted in Cars i ... Now Displayed DETROIT, Mick. Jan In its 1950 line, sow oai display in deal' erg' show-rooms throughout the country, Chrysler offers new styl ing, inside and out, including en tirely new upholstery in virtually all models; the introduction of an entirely new body style available in both the six- and eight-cylin der lines officers, of the company declared today. Other new features cited include Improvements in the insjrurnent paneli larger brakes on th six-cylinder models and an im proved booster on the brakes of the eights; increased visibility through a rear window that has 2? percent more glass area; a alight increase in height, width and length, a wider rear tread on the sixes, and a refinement of numer ous features introduced in the 149 models. Nineteen body styles are listed and 15 standard body colors, eight of which are entirely new. 1 Appearance improvements be gin at the front bumper and are carried through to the rear bump er, giving the new line distinction arid individuality, it is declared. Different styling zeatures nave been incorporated in the sixes and in the eights, so that one is read ily distinguishable from-the other at first glance. Among the points of difference between the . two lines are the parking lights, the length of the molding on the front fender, the nameplate on the front of the radiator and the wheel cov er. Front-end styling features an entirely new die-cast grille, com prising three heavy horizontal bars, topped by a fourth bar that curves down at the ends. Front bumpers are two inches wider than in the preceding modet and - new -style , bumper guards complement the deep-section bum per and frame the . license plate holder. Wheelbases, interior dimensions and horsepower, throughout the line remain the same as in the cor responding models of the 1949 line. Former Prisoner As Missionary to Speak in Salem CHICAGO. Jan. rPl- A little last minute buying left most grains slightly higher on the board trade today. Wheat and soybeans rang up the best gains while corn lagged behind. Trading' was slow and nothing appeared able to stir the market from its apathy. Wheat closed H-H higher, corn was yj lower to k higher, oats were K lower to H higher, rye was unchanged to ii lower; soy beans were to 1 cent higher and lard was unchanged to 8 cents hundred pounds lower. Freaiaent Truman aaKaa eon- ess for laws to extend present government regulation of com modi ties trading. Grains already are regjulated and the major item in the presidential demand s as far as cereals are concerned' ij lor government power to set margins. Curre-nily. margins are set by the board's directors, who oppoae giv ing thf power to the government The ! production and marketing administration ' bought , 107X00 sacks of Hour. Other government activity included grants of $17, 871,000 to Germany for wheat, $4,- 127,000 to Austria for wheat and $750,000 to Germnay for rye. Meanwhile, the commodity credit corporation remained pretty much put of the wheat markets of the country. V New Pastor Comes To North Howell ... 1 : tl Stats aa News Service NORTH HOWELL,! Jan. 0 The Rev. Joe Johnson has arrived as pastor of North Howell Commun ity church, succeeding the Rev. Mr. Curran, who served for the oast two years, The Johnson family, coming from Knappa, Wash, has moved into the former J. IE. Waltman home. The Currans have moved to Waldport, where be has accepted a pastorate. j - Freeman to Hold Turner Revival ,4 Statesman Newt! Service TURNER, Jan. 6 t The Rev, Clyde Freeman, pastor of the Christian church in : Stayton, will conduct revival meetings in Tur ner starting Sunday j through Jan uary 22. The meetings will be held nightly except Monday at 7:30. Bob Hendershot ! will be in charge of the music. The Rev. Gil bert R. Carey will be the Sunday Capt Thore Svensson. former Salvation Army missionary in the Philippine islands and newly as signed to head the Temple corps in Portland, will preach Sunday at the Salem citadel at 11 ajn. and 70 p.m. Svensson. who resided in Swe den prior to his missionary work, was taken as a military prisoner by the Japanese in 1942. He was captured early, be said, but 18 other missionaries were liter caught and beheaded. After his liberation, he aided the U. S. army's welfare program for natives, then returned to Stock holm and married, He and his wife were assigned., td Seattle before coming to Portland. Stcfck Buyers Selective in Friday Market F KEfy YORK, Jan. f -UPV- Stock trades' took a highly selective ap proach to today's market On the whole buyers and sellers had pretty much the' same views on the' matter of price. Quotations were bid up smartly, though, for a hand-picked group of issues. The president's economic mes sage to the congress had a neglig ible effect on price trends. Heavy turnover developed for the third day running. Sales fell below Thursday's 2,550,000 shares but, at that, amounted to a hefty 2,010,000. Business Thursday was the largest in more than a year. Buyers were particularly inter ested in radio-television issues, and a few distilling, mail order and department store shares. Plane makers' issue grabbed the spotlight late in the day. loe , Associated 1'resa average of 60 stock advanced .1 of one point to 72.8, which matched the highest level in more than 3 years, first touched Wednesday. . FordWatkins To Head Retail Credit Group Ford E. Watkins, assistant man ager of Salem branch of the First National bank of Portland, Friday was elected president of the Salem Retail Credit associa tion for 1950. Watkins, speaking before the as sociation's board of directors, pre dicted that business would con tinue 'at a "high level" during 1950 as a result of various feder al programs. He forecasts a busy year for credit men. The "new president replaces Vern, Livingstone, credit manager of the' Dairy Cooperative, who served during 1949. Directors re named Richard Cox, credit man ager off the Keith Brown Build ing supply company, as vice-pres! ident. ; HOLE 99:99 94S 99:39 91 45 6 KSLM New . Ttaaaksiaar (March Tim New KOCO . r- iKOCO Kloc KOCO fOacsi KOIN Hews KOIN Ktock KOIN Klocav KOIN Ktoeas SOW Hod Po4ga Hodge Pedxe Hodf Petfge Hods Podge KMX - Downbeat Downbeat jDowaboat IPowaAert 7 KSLM Heminrway Break, deaf IBraak. Oasag fTe) Trade - KOCO Tex Rater News ' Oraan - flCx. Service KOIN KOIN lUack News News , jCees. New KGW Hear Thai Hear This New ISara Bayea KXX Boondnp aWya Aaronaky HCclvha K ch tKelvta ,K eh KSLM Barf. 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Juactasn IJazs Concert IJaxa Concert 4 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KSX Met ADea News Bandstand Symphony Rex Koury IXostelaaets HCostelaaetx ICurtam Call iCurtaia CaD I For Youth .For Youth Symphony iBaads of Land: Bands of Land (Harry Wanner A1 Warner Church Naosm (Hemmlnsway Muase Bandstand I Symphony 5 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KSX I Christian rrue r False I rru or False IDrsan Rhythm Ranch. Rhythm Ranch.' Research I Foursquare Joe DiMacino IJoe DiMalo I Dancer Ahead News Bands t Land I Bands of Land IBandi of Land I E. Pet Remember Special Cvent Harmonailea I Teen T 6 KSLM KOCO 3 KOIN ' KGW KEX. Comedv Candlellcht P. Marlowe Dixie Jars Ruth Story I Comedy (Night Riders CaiKUelijrht News P. Mariow Music IDUie Jazz (Dennis Day Home Edition I Ray Trio INIcht Riders I Assembly Ged jHaymes Show IDeaaat Day IB. Andrew 7 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KKX Music Music Ramblent Time Was llayhouee (Band ( Sine It Acata iSlns It Again Smf ItUaln Jisny t-aaKrva iJuy urovi iui IHC HoUywoed ioUrwood IMaaician (ftaanblers IS ports tStag It Again tOW Oery 4MaTictaa 8 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW Orchestra . (Orchestra (Meet Press Proudly Had I Proudly Hail (Dane Party Orchestra (Orchestra I Gene Autry Truth r Cons. I Truth r Cons. Star Tbeatr Lone Ranger I Lone Ranger iSupertnaa aiee rrcai 'i Dance Party Qnp Autry Star Tbeatr Suaerman 91 KSLM KOCO KOIN GW KKX N Dance Party Gaagtousters Kit Parade D. Jergens tCryctal Garden Orchestra Dense Party News Gaagbuater Uaiin Dollar Hit Parade I Life of Riley ID. Jergeas (Navy Hour (Orchestra IRcservists Joha Dollar 1Ui ad Riley (Navy Hour 10 KSLM Man. Whalen KOCO New Year KOIN S Star Final IWolohan New Year Organ KGW Sam Hayes IM. Downey- KKX News l(ntermeza puest Music INew Year Cloakroora J Orchestra I Dance Band 3uest Musi lew Year Idoakroum (New . I Dance Band Shingle Weavers Ask for Pensions PORTLAND, Jan. 6-(Jfy-A $100 month employer-financed month' ly pension was aske today by the AFL Shingle Weavers' district council. A strike vote will be conducted on the issue. Delegates from four states and British Columbia .voted to seek the pension, frist proposed in a reso lution from the Raymond, Wash., local union. They agreed to take a vote authorizing a strike, should that be necessary to press for the pension. The pension would go to retired employes 05 years of age with 20 years' service. Social security pay ments would be Included in the $100. . ITALT CHECKS IMPORTS ROME -(JP) Eleven and a half million' tons of goods were un loaded in Italian ports by 1,104 ships in the first eleven months of 1948. 11 KSLM Open House KOCO New Year KOIN Serenade KGW Wax Mueum KKX Let's Dane tDpen H I New Year I Bandstand Wax Museum I Let's Dane lOpen INew Year iMetodie I Wax Mi I Let's Dane tDpea Womb INew Year (Melodies I Wax Museum I Let 's Dana KOAC S5 KC Saturday: ISM a.m. The News and Weather; 1049 Espec ially for Women; 11. DO The concert Hall. 11:00 .The News; 12 JS Noon Farm Hour; 10 Ride Em Cowboy; 13 Vote of the Army; 14S Melody Lane: I Musk; of the Masters: J0 Science Mews of the Week: SS Here's to Veterans: AM Pan Rhythms. 4:19 Songs of West r 4:49 Her fat Australia; 1:00 Children's Theatre: S:1S On In Upbeat: lit Snorts Chib: (SO The News: S:1S Lon Job Letter: S.S0 Dinner Melodies: Grand Opera Tonight: 7-M Basket ball. t:U Dane Parade; 19 M Sign on. Y Treps' to Take Tests The Salem Preps, YMCA club for nine-year-old boys, will hold a "pepper pot" on physical fitness Saturday at 10 a.m. la the Y. Fred Cords, Y physical educa tion director, will explain the lo cal YMCA's fitness program in re lation to the club, and will grade the boys on physical tests. Report cards on the tests will be mailed to contestants. Clay Newell Is the latest Prep member to receive his Roorf award. donald Mnrrcsa set DONALD The Donald home extension unit will meet Tuesday, January 10. at 1:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Sid Hendricks. Sub ject for this month is "Giving Home Sewing a Professional Look," and will be discussed by Eleanor Trindle, Marion county home demonstration agent. HOUR KSLM KOCO KOIN 7KI 4 949 tt.n 9.29 99-4S I -. Mime- Maste . ichareai of Ate Osnrch of Air (Church of Aar Choreh of Ate Rad Farptt t1tado Pulntt R, . Bos Revo raanibr Time aV Box Revue Family Tim as. 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Itdler Chapel Mr. Roy Rover Nacaren rvhistler Bob Crosby Mr. 8 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KEX S Qaesttoa Nacaren Miss Rrooks On Family t3 Questioa INazareae Mia Brook On Family I Headlines r. .rBA irBA I r rank DeVol Frank DeVei Bergea St Ms Bergen gt Me. ij ympnony laympnoay 41 IWinchell 1L. Parsems 9 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KXX I Editorially Sua. Reverie I Sua Iteverl Red Skelton (Red Saelton Symahoay (Symphony Think Fast Think Fast Cunaiachar INes (Dallas Church Dallas Chareh pack Benny (Jack Beany ( Best Seller Orchestra Orchestra Gw. McKay 1 J KSLM KOCO Moon Dream KOIN S Star Ftaal KGW News KKX Reporter Mn Dream (Night Editor l alary ss I fMw Dream (St. Francis ICathoUc Hour Orchestra (Moon Dream Bandstand TCachohe tOrchestra 1 KSLM 1 KOCO I KOIN Seranad I KGW KSX Mew Serenade 3hlcaeaan f?relnde ' tPrehid bandstand fdetedie - (Melodi (Wax atMsaWu Muaaina iMt Engineenri IT Corporation to Offer Stock WASHINGTON, Jan. fHaVThe securities and exchange commis sion announced today the regis tration at its San Francisco re gional office of new financing plans of South Pacific Fjigineerng Corp, Portland. Ore. The company said it plans to sell 23,000 shares of no-par common stock and 9.000 shares of $100 par preferred stock. SEC said the company stated that the securities "are offered as a speculation." The Oregon corp oration was set up in lecernber. '1948, to develop mining, industrial and . other enterprises, in South America. SEC reported, and sines that time has become interested la acquiring and operating business properities in Oregon. , The commission announced that it has scheduled a hearing Janu ary 23 on a proposal by American Power and Light Co, New York, to sell 00,000 shares of no-par common stock in Pacific Power and Light Co. The offering constitutes the en tire outstanding common stock of the utility. American Power and Light has requested authority to dispose of it through a negotiated sale to all group of underwriting and investment companies. The department of agriculture) says veins visible on a cow's udder do Dot necessarily indicate) tkas amount of milk she will givev T speaker in the Stayton Christian church. ' Breithaupls , Salem's Oldest Nam . la flowers .'.. ,- - f v Pasl Death f neleB Brcithanpt Heath i 447 Cearrt 454. 1 If. 9-9U9 HEAR t. C MUNCY R. C Mwncy, Yakima, Wash., outstanding preacher and pro soot state-overseer of VYasru, Ore., it Idaho. A man of wkkt experience, has preached In through Jan. 15. Churchi of Gcd .-, j. :. , .35 states. Ivory night 7 AS S. 22nJ & Shahea LA. Trietch, Pastor Phortfi 35S94 Yes, it's now official . our gala opening foatvring those) crispy, delkioos SPUDNUTS and COFfEEl Come in tMs.fnw- i - . . . mg and meet Mr. Spvdnut himself orer a cvp of steaming last coffw ... yWll Kkm him lots! 445 COURT ST. V ' j f" Serving Bohemian Qvb PALE I f- I is the surest short-cut to drink' J 1 I 1 V ing popUarity because it is the I t - . ONE beer everybody likes . . . I y - the ONE beer that appeals to . j . the most discriminating taste. T i ; A ; It's rare experience in drink ' I tit" "": ing pleasure. - j I ';' " U you want a beer that wiU r ' T'rv' ' l delight ALL the guests you 'ryl0i "vite.. y&SaUl ...srconr.arr r 0,. " " : -- I ' . . . t . , ..'-.- . - rstr&vtwd bf McDonaW Candy Co. -1175 Howard St.