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KPTV !
, Channel 27
- ; WEDNESDAY j
8:30 Whafi Cooking?
. 11:00 The Big Payoff t
11:30 Welcome Travelers j
12.-00 On Your Account
12:30 Ladies Choice , .
1:00 Double or Nothing:
. ISO-Strike It Rich t
2:00 Matinee Theatre
. 3:15 Search for1 Tomorrow
3:30 Love of Life ;
8:45 Toy Maker -4:00
Howdy Doody
5:00 Strike It ! Rich
B:30--Northwest Digest
, 5:40 Newspaper of the Ar.
5:45 Tune for Beany
6:00 Fights .
6:45 News Caravan .
7:00 Liberaee i s
8:001 Married Joan j
8:30 Candid Camera !
9:00 Theatre Hour
10:00 Orient Express i
10:30 Half-Hour Theatrr
11:00 Crusade in the Pacific
11:30 Nite Owl Theatre
12:00 (Approx.) Sign Off
, HIGHLIGHTS
WEDNESDAY ' f
What's Cooking? 9:3ft Coot
Ing show with Barbara Angell,
how to freeze spaghetti j sauce
and garlic bread. I; : i , j
WEDNESDAY'S
DAT
Pacific Standard Time f
KPTV-VB Chaaacl Tit FMS Mtgieytlt KOCf 1U;
K8LM 139S. KOCO 14X.I KGAB KjPDf m. KOW S2S, XXX UH
CZdltef at: Whm StaUrauut pobUshcs la goo, ttith th yrsgrams
And times m pfTlded by tb radi atmllma, but IxcaiiM tttas tbm
tcspvnslbU Sot th svecwacy CMtretn.
HOUK
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KStM Nw "i Tlmikcper Ifws March Tint .
KOCO Wntn Udodlw IWesta Mclodias llana News (World Naws
KGAB Brlc. Nook 1 Brk. Kook fBrlcNook Brk. Nook
KOI.N RJJ5. Oregon KOEf Klock IKOIN Kloclt itCOIK Klock
KOW DavaWcst i lDvWit Dv Weit tDv West
nrmaoiir trarmqour
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KtLM Hmlarway : Break. Cane IBraak Can
KOCO KOCO Klock KOCO Klock JKOCO Klock
KOAS BricNook ; tBrk.STook (BricNook
koin . KalN Klock IMcLecfl News IGosa Naws
KGW Country Editor-UT. U W11U (Naws
. wshbm. News IM. , Aaronsky UJoo carrea
8
KSLM Cecil Mrown ; (Tamtty Altar Bibla Inst B1W Inst.
KOCO News ' IKOCO Klock KOCO Klock World News
KGAK Jim Dandy Jim Dandy I Jim Dandy ' IJim Dandy
KIN Consumr Newt fVaUef News I Helen Trent (Gal Sunday
KGW Tha Old Sonss Tb CQd Son(s I Music Box Music Box
IIX - . Break. Club 1-BreaK, Club iBreax. Club - I Break, Club
9
KSLM Dr. Sword :. ; (News?
snen wmlr i if Muriit
KGAB Backfenee Mat. S3acMence
KOIN Koad of Life .Ma Pen-kins
bow N.m : - M. ,Willon
UX S a.m. XdlUoa 13 tars of Todays iDble. or nothing! Dble. or nothing
RSI.M Glenn Hardy ITenoTest
I KOCO Ray's Records J Rays Records
KGAK Matinee n - (Matinre
0KOIN 2d Mrs. Bitrtosi fPerry Mason
KGW House Party r (Houses Party
KKX CHunUey (Musie
- KSLM Ladles Fair s
I KOCO Ray's Records
" KGAK MatDie. I i
I KOIN Grand Slam
I K'SW Bob Hope i
" BsT W V urwi.u
nuuiici. ota
I Girl Marries
s
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KSLM Top Trades
KOCO News !
IN Wi Hi
I Major Lei
eague
KGAB SDider : SDideJ
2 KOIN Macleod News ICome p Get It
KGW - Noon News Read! Life
KKX P. Harvey 1 1 (Noon lEdltion
KSLM Jack Klrkwood ) Jack Kirkwoo
Ikoco Major eagu iiajor , league Major League 1 Major League
KGAB Spider . ISpidei Spider Spider
KOIN
Hintoo Heuse lArth'r GodfreT Arth'r Godirev Arth'r CnAtr-
KGW
KXX
Backstage, WUe'Stena Dallas
Kay West! I Kay. Westj
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KSLM Music ! ! - IDtckBaymes
sow major agu isaajor ieagu Magic Melody Magic Melody
KGAB Record Room I Record Room Record Room (Record Room
KOIN Arth'r Godfrey (Art Godfrey (Art Godfrey ICurtMassey
KGW itut Plain Bill I Prt. Pgt FarreQ Lorenzo Jones I Doctor's Wife
KEX Tenn. Ernie ITenn-Irnic.
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3
KSLM Musie ! I Musie (Newt- I Musie
KOCO Magic Melody Magic 'Melody Magic Melody Magic Melody
KGAB J: Dandy Show IJ. Dandy Show 'J. DandT Show 'J. Dandy Show
KOIN Wizard Odds Ruth Aahton .Ralph Storey Tuneflly yours
KGW. Travelers ITravelers Dr. Paul ID. Garroway
KKX Know News Afteraoon Kd.-ror the Girls I Tor the Girls
4
KSLM Pmltoa Lewis Hemingway Curt Masev MSip. --es
KOCO Music U Want , IMuauc IT Want ! Music U Want (Music U Want
KGAB Kids' Ooraer i Music Jrfart j Music Mart IMusieMart
KOIN Kh-knam Ncwsf Rosemary v Kirkham (Kirkham
KOW Life Beaut I Go to Town Music Box I Musie Box
KEX This Is Oregon. Squirrel Cage I Squirrel Cage I Happy Tim
5
KSLM B Bar B Songs I B Bar Songs I Wnderful City Wonderful Citj
nuvu iimtiinn1 isuriuw
KGAB Traffic Jam 1 Traffic Jam
KOIN Ed R Murrow iNews 1
Ktw tsiii xern i : mwttwur
KXX Uncle Bob i I ( Uncle Bob
6
KSLM Gab. Heatter
KOCO Candlelight
KGAB Supper Club
KOIN Dr. Christian
IN.W i News ;
ICandlelKht .
. 1 Supper Club
I Dr. Cbrtetlan
(Relax. Music
4 Home Edition
KGW Relax, Music,;
KIX Weatherman i
7
KSLM True. Faisal .
True. False
(Stars Sing
(Musie j
(FBI ( I
IPlmperiiet '
I Lone Ranger
KOCO Rosary
KGAK Musie -KOIN
FBI
KGW Pimpernel I
KEX Lone Ranger j
8
KSLM Music I I (Musie j , iHarmonaires Musie
KOCO Dugout Dope Baseball ' ' 1 Baseball (Baseball
KOIN Mercer Show (Mercer Show . I Johnny on Spot! Dance Oreh.
KGW - 1 Man's Family New-o World GUdersleev I Gilaersieev
KKX A. Stevenson IA. Stevenson (Mr. President I Mr. President
9
KSLM Glen Hardy ! If wltt Lewis Dear Margy-- I Dear Marty
KOCO Baseball j (Baseball - - (Baseball - Baseball
KOIN Playboys ! I j Playhouse Rogers of Gas. (Rogers of Gas.
KGW- Oroucho Mars IGroudml Mara- I Name Tun : (Name Tune
KKX Herbert Steioeri Herbert; Steinerl Crossfire (Crossflr
1 KSLM Behind Story INewsreel
KOCO Baseball j (Nite News
KOIN star Final! ( You & World
0KGW Rchfld RepWr Hooris Final -IIX
. ti n I Dance Tim c
KSLM Under Arrest
KOCO Nite Sons :
KOIN Music i ,
KGW News' - . I -t
' KKX Dance Time, i
KOAC 18 K am. The News had
Weather: 10:15 Especially for Wm
rn: lt:S Story Time; 1 11 .-09 Concert
hmO: 12 .00 News Ac Weather: it :1S
Noon Farm Hour; 1 SO - Rid Tbti
Cowboy: 1 .IS This Is i Puerto Rico;
10 Proudly We Ha it J:00 Living
ind - Learning; -. J:l J Ha w a i t a n
Solid ay ; 1.30 Memory Book
of Music: 3:09 Oregon Reported
.1S Music of Masters; 4J0O Serenade)
x
Matinee Theatre, 2:00 "SOS
Tidal Wave."
Toy Maker, 3:45 Live chil
dren's show starring the oia Ger
man Toymaker who brings . his
tales of toys to delight the young
of heart.". . . ' : '' ."
Northwest News Digest, 3:30
Features Norm i Wallace, news
caster, with Bill Stout as sports
reporter and commentator. Cross
country news and weather round-
uo by Wallace, local ana live.
Newspaper of the Air, 3:40
Features Bill Clayton with local
news and news photographs, local
and live. . , : ..
Fights, 6:00 Art Aragon of
Los Angeles, California, vs.
Henry Davis of Honolulu, T. H.
10-round lightweight match xrom
the Cow Palace in San Francisco.
Liberaee. 7:00 Selections in
clude: "Dark Eyes," "Tales from
the Vienna Woods "It's All In
the Game" "La Cucaracha,"
Chopin Medley"; and "Spaghetti
Rag." - 1
I Married Joan, 8:00 Joan
tries to reform a juvenile delin-
. A 1 1
queni ana aimosi wmas up De
hind bars herself. :
Candid Camera, 8:30 - Mar
garet Truman, provides the com
mentary. Program will highlight
attitudes of the electorate before
an election and later show reac
tions of same - people after the
election. " ,
Theatre Hoar, 9:00 - ''Adven
ture of the Kind Mr. Smith," is
a drama about a trio of swindlers
who try to victimize a love-struck
young man. The cast features
BROADCASTS
KIX J
045
rrm Hour 1 arm iiour
: INcws
IKOCO Klock
(BricNook
IBabblt Shew
t Knox Manning
IBobHazea
Pastor's Call IBarsain Count
I Piano Patterns I Ev Knirht
Mat. IBackfence Mat. Backf ence Mat,
lur.Maiona luuiainf LJgni
I Secret Story I Secret Story
Coca Cola
(Ray's Records
Matine
Norab Drake
Strike It Rick,
rrue Story
Musie '
Ray's Records
Matinee
Brighter Say
(.strike it Rica
(True Story
Lad3Tair I Queen for Day Queen for Day
) Ray t Records ) Ray's Records Ray's Records
(Matinee I Matinee I Matinee
tMuaic Sparkles I W'ndy Warren Aunt Jenny
J Pays t Marry ! Phrase Pays I Second Chance
j
1 News Keep I Keep's Korner
Cay STs Muic
(Major League (Major League
Spider Spider
I House Party House Party
I Pepper Vounf I Happiness
(Sam Hayes ITheTodds
- ILucky u Ranch I Lucky u Ranch
; iWidder Brown IWonun in nse.
IKsy West . iKay West
(Musie Better Shoppert
I Bandwagon Band w a son I
music I UJS. Slory
Supper Club ISupperClub
I World Today I Jose Mews
. it. umcusu l Peterson
IChet Huntley I Bob Carred
1 Call Board .
(News
Supper Club
(Summer Eve.
: i My Son. Jeep
iListenlnsj
tSatn Haves
(8SKeys
I Supper Club
I Summer Eve.
My Son. Jeep
lUstenine
Dr. KUdare i Dr. Klldare
I Bandstand J Bandstand
I Music ! (Sign Off
I Lowell Thomas Family skeleton
I White House - I Whit House
(Korea Story: I Korea Story
IN
J Under Arrest
Nit Sons;
(Record Show
(Bob St Ray
I Dane Tim
Nite Song
Record Show
(Bob tt Ray
1 Dane Tiro -
I Melodies I Melodies v I Melodies
I Nit iStug 1 (Nit Song . J Nite Song
Musio Music (Music
Lawseei McCaQ (City Council (City Council
I Dance Tim . Dane Tim I Dane Tim
in Blue: 4:15 On the Upbeat: 4:45
News Commentary: iM Children's
Theater; 5:30 Chicago Round Table:
News-Weather; :U London For
um: 8:43 Greal Writers of France;
7:15 Evening Farm Hour; S:00 Shake
oear at Work: S -JO Let's' Go T
Town: S:4S The News Sr Weather:
:0 Music that Endures; :55 News
and Weather; 19 M Sign off.
Marcell Hilliare, Frederic Torero,
Rene Paul and Scott Forbes.
Orient Express, 10:00 por
trait of a Lady has Paris locale.
Starring! are Colett llarrhanrrf
Peter Walker and Roger 'TrevtUe.
a v.-, j j T - !
A happily married couple pud-
denly finds their life disrupted
by malicious gossip regarding a
paintinz. The wife insists h
never posed for such a paintinz.
Nite Owl Theatre. 11:30
Oiia rf th- Viv. Jrtkl
Charles Bickford, Irene Rich and
June carison, - ?
THURSDAY ; . : I -
9:30 What's Cookinx?
10:00 Freedom Rings '
ii:oo The Big Payoff
110 Welcome Travelers '
12:00 On Your Account 1
12:30 Ladies' Choice .
1:00 Capsule Theatre
1:15 Arthur Godfrey
l:30J-Strike It Rich i
2:00 Matinee Theatre
3:15 -Search for Tomorrow
3:30 Love of Life !
3:454Toy Maker 1
4:00 Howdy. Doody ; .
40 Kid Magic, i
5:00 Range Rider
5:30 Newspaper of the Air
5:45 i-Time for Beany
6:00 Candy Theatre ;
6:30 Hunting and Fishing
New ....
6:45 rNews Caravan
7:00 Groucbo Marx
7:30 Dragnet
8:00 The Unexpected
8:30-fFord Theatre
9:00 Martin Kane
9:30 Ethel Barrymore
10:00 Hollywood Wrestling
ll:00-Nite Owl Theatre.
12:00 (Approx.) Sign Off
HIGHLIGHTS
i
THURSDAY
1. ;
What's Cookdax? 9:30 Cook-
i.r .hmv with Barhara AnfelL
tfJL rJlT IZ-Lh
.
fT.. . ,
Maunee J "
tery Plane" with John Trent. Mar-
jorie Reynolds and MUhurn
Tot Maker. S:5 The la ver -
man ToymaEer orap m
of toys to delight the young of
nean. on mu u
how.
Northwest News- Digest, 5:30
nvatures Norm Wallace, news-
caster with Bill Stout as sporu
reporter and commentator. Cross-
country news ana weauiei u-
nn hv Wallace iocai ana uve.
, Newspaper oi w aji, -Features
Bill Clsyton with local
news and news photographs -
IaiI and Hv
.d Flshinf News. 6:30
T .,,i
Local, live program featuring
Kud&Lacbenmeier. .
SmL 7:30-A case of double
manslaughter aeveiops xrom a
hit-and-run accident Friday ano
Smitn mvesugaxe ine acavn oi
two elderly women; ana the
nrnk ImHs tn a ten-aer. i
" . : : - .. .
The Unexpected, 8:00 "Merry-
x tu atnrv of an
Go-ROUlld .U' .'.W."
ObSCUre Parisian painter in lOVt
With a Shallow, greedy girL Thil
love leads to robbery and murder,
Ford Theatre, 8:30 Sunk is
the story of a South Seas trader
aeierimnea to save uu ucjiuc
Iim tiin1rntf hahtta are niin. 1
H t.;. V-.lth ant inirriir. Staw I
I . . . . 7 " 1
unaries AtcBwiutu uu v- i
Parthv with T.lis Howard.
Ethel Barrymore Theatre, 9:30
"Dear MISS LOVeiace star,
Anita T-nuiso with Tom Brown 1 MU"ers. ana tnree granasons. serv
AniU UMUSe WHO . 1 ices will be held Thursdav. Jmr. a
Xne euitur ui a m ucu "- .
column gets mixed up Wltn gang-
sters andj counterfeiters when sht I
visits in person tne autnor oi
pleading letter.
Wrestling f r m HoUywd,
10:00 J Danny Savich vs. Fret
Blassie. In the Mam Event, Baro:
Leone meets "The Champ" Pat
endak. ;
Nite Owl Theatre, ll:t -"Sign
of the Wolf" with Michael Whale
and Grace BradL
I- . J
CHICAGO Both first-half and
second-quarter sales of Motorola
Inc. reached an all-time peak in I
1953, according to Paul V. Cal
vin. president. First-half . sales
were 31093268 compared with
$69,793,051 In 1952, a rise of 57
percent Second-quarter, sales
wrc S44JB73 101 4A n .
were 9fiJ,lVl, 44 percent
greater than the $30,939,958 lor I
1952L I ! i ' :'' I
Vanlnnto .ft. I
Earning after taxes for the
first half were $4,640,679. eaual
to $2.40 a common share, com- j
parcu wiia ana T1.02 1
a Share a year agOu I
Grains End Lower
On Board of Trade
CHICAGO UB All erains sousht
oux lower! price levels on the board
trade Tuesday. Lard moved
higher against the trend in Other
Bits. I I
nneat iimsneu ih-z lower, i
corn -lVj lower, oats unchanged
tn u immr rn iu.iss Iavm
beans 1 to 2V lower and lard 17 to 1 1
T7 fnta a himfr&4 mhii4i V i 4. m I 1
SERVICE
TchYbbsi Scnn.a Co,
Ph. 45512
1411 ft. 12th
Business
Mi
union, uvvners
Hold Vote on
,ann
sue
SAN FRANCISCO ! W AFL
I cannery workers and cannery com-
1 - - - A - . I
pa?" wre -IT. 1 S -J
and Tuesday night on, ratification
of aa aereement to end a week-
long strike which imperiled Cali-
fornin's major fruit and vegetable
I crops. i I I i
I Results were not expected to be
1 announced until after .midnight.
.Tentative agreement i on a new
contract was reached early Tues
day, contingent; on 'approval by
both aides. - ' - j n '
A union official said the agree
ment included wage raises .of I
to 10 cents an hour, i retroactive
to March 1. making the! scale $1.32
to S2.0S an hour; - new health
and welfare plan and other fringe
benefits.'. . I I . "
Voting was set up Tuesday after
noon and : evening at Yuba City,
Gridley and OroviHeJ ia the heart
of California's "peach jbowL"
Members of ; California Pro
cessors r Growers, j in&, sched
uled a membership meeting to dis
cuss ratification, r, j
In - anticipation of a settlement
peach pickers worked Tuesday in
the orchards of Yuba and Sutter
counties. The fruit was held at
loading stations, however.
le Rites
h!
Commit Taf t
In Cemetery
CINCINNATI The body of
serj. Robert A. Taft was committd
to the earth Tuesday in a simple
ceremony. s
There was no pomn. no drama
tics. - - i; 1
tt: . v i .L ' .
. uvuj was me jiirsi to oe
buried in the new plot of the Indian
I Hill Church cemetary where no
crass is srowinz and only a few
shade trees droop their leaves over
e j j
A the j. paid down.
iMth - - kj n .,. 1itf. -i,k t. t
dian H111415 miles-away from the
proper My a mey calm
j goodoye to the senator,
As in the case in fc Washington
and later in downtown Cincinnati.
the bronze casket was not ooenecL
Ml
Salem
Obituaries
CROSS
. Knneth Cross, at a local hospital.
f a tn age of tour years.
Survived by mother. Kay Cross, and
P Parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
C- tV.
oy iioweu-Edwards Co.
Eari Leonard Fry, In a Corvallls
hospital jury si st the sg of so.
,m- Survive by
i two aaueniers. uiaavs Mill
Doris Valdez. both o Salem; a son.
"cnam i ry, quiver uty, Lani.;
pandchndren. Billv Hill. . Salem.
Linda Christine and Warren ttuane
Valdex. aU of Salem; .brother. Harry
mh: pord. 'srvic wm hi
held Wednesday. Aug. S at 1 JO p.m.
-T,on.Ch,0i JBtr"
GTVINI
lat resident of
1810 waller St.. at a local hospital
yug. a. ourviveo oy wife, Mrs. Pearl
Givens. Salem: daughter. Mrs. Wihna
crXZgZ rZ?
ens rea Rioge. Aric: two grand-
in in wtougn-aarncK una pel. witn
interment at City View Cemetery,
majwino
Mrs. Addle Manning, lata resident
of 1080 Erixon St. Survived by a
daughter-in-law. Mrs. Violet T. Staf
ford, and brother. George Ritchey,
iervais: ana mre step-chlldren
Ward Manning. Gervaia. Pearl Wood
and Merle Ramp. Brooks. Ore. Serv
ices will be announced later by the
W. T. Rigdoa Co.
olmsteo
Mrs. Cecilia Olmsted, st the real.
deuce. 1153 Colonial Ave. Survived
by husband. ' Reuben Olmstad. and
Lows Olmsted, both. of Salemf
brothers Earl PetiL Ore eon dtv.
and Otto Petit. Port Angeles. Wash.:
grandchildren. Mrs. Mary Word en
and Leonard Olmsted, both of Sa
lem; Mrs. Marguerite Marsh, lie
MinnvUle; Lawrence Olmsted. Cams
Pendleton. Calif- and on , great
grandchild. Services win be held
Friday. Aug. 7. at I JO pjm. In the
n-oarrica- cnapcl. t interment
e at the Pioneer (IOOFI Cetne.
tery. . ; . . , '
i
pacls
rrsltmriTi
Z&&&d m!
saiem. Mrs. Grace steurer.
Econa,ao cailt, brothers. Otto
Pauls. Pruievllle. Charles Paula. Cul-
er. Shipment has been mad bv the
Clough - Barrtck Co. to Redmond for
mwm nun vommuni-
ty Christian Church Thursday. Aug.
. p-- 5
kobertson , .
Baby girl Robertson at a local
hospital Aug. l. infant daughter .of
m jara. auea nooerrson. sa
lem. Also survived by sister. Miss
Lois Rooertsoa. Saletn; and grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Robert,
son. Salem, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
lard Savage. M osier, Oregon. Private
services were MM it th Cloush-
wmci rnapei.
" The above vehicles' are offered for.
..J uuWA.. ..i... kJJ.
and Inspect the above eouipmeat at
Shops. S800 SUt SUi Salem. Oregon
- a kw
hid win b required. Bids win not
Wfroeq w tm ivinu; jjwm.
.i. taaa v.fVu. , ,
ia rmi T ' -
1 only mi iikt, lovp
1 only 1947 Pord Coup i ' fit
1 only 194T Cite. Coup i -
L only 1947 Chev. Coup i
1 only 1944 Ford '. T. Pickuo !
T
ervis
Simp
1 only 1944 Ford T. Pickup '
1 only 1944 Ford s T. Pickup -1
only 1944 Ford ,i T. Pickup
1 only 1947 Dodg IT 4x4 -
1 only 1944 Chev. IT Pickup
t only 1947 Ford V T. Pickup '
1 only 1947 Ford T. Pickup !
t only 1947 Ford 4 T. Pickup ,
1 only 1947 Chev. T. Pickup
1 only 1947 Chev. T. Pickup
1 only 1947 Chev. K T. Pickup
1 only 1947 Chev. s T. Pickup
1 omy 1947 Ford fc l. Pickup I
1 only 1947 Chev. 's T. Pickup
1 only 1947 Chev. s T. Pickup .
S only 194S Chev. i T. Pickup -1
only 1334-GMC ST. SUke Track
t only 1939 Ford He T. Truck :
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By The Associated fress
Admiral corporation i 24
Allied Chemical J ss H
AUisj Chaimers ; ' 49
American Airlines - . ni
American Power k light
American TeL k Tel. i 1S$
American Tobacco 7
Anaconda Coppe. S3 H
Atchison Railroad ' 95
Bethlehem Steel ' f S3
Boeing Airplane Co. 1 i
Borgj Warner r . i 73
Burrftughs Adding Machine 14
California Packing
Canadian Pacific . 2S
Caterpillar Tractor 53 V
Celanese Corporation .,2(i
Chsytler Corporation 73 V
Citief Service " S3 V4
Consolidated Edison ; 39
Consolidated Vultee It Y
Crown Zellerbach 1 29 H
Curtiss Wright ' 7
Douglas Aircraft ' 65 V
duPont de Nemours j 07
Eastman Kodak j 42 V
Emerson Radio 12 S
General Electric ' ! 73
General Foods 56 h
Genera! Motors , ' 60
Georgia Pae Plywood' 13
Goodyear Tire i 50 Y
Homestake Mining Co. ' 37 to
International Harvester ; 28
International Paper r I 52
Johns; Manville : 62
Kaiser Aluminum 27
Kennecott Copper . 65
Libby; McNeiU 9
Lockheed Aircraft 22
Loew'ls Incorporated ' 12
Long Bell A , 27
Montgomery Ward. 59
Nash Kelvinattor 17
New York Central 24
Northern Pacific 68
Pacific American Fish 10
Pacific Gas k Electric - 38
Pacific TeL k TeL 114
1 : :
Testimony on
Filbert Control
Board Heard
PORTLAND UP) Testimony on
membership in the Oregon and
Washington Filbert Control Board
was presented Tuesday at a Pro
ductioi and Marketing Administra
tion hearing here.
Samj Peterson, -Northwest man
ager for Rosenberg Bros.. San
Francisco nut packer s who
represents independent handlers-
opposed what be called "dual
membership on the board. He said
a grower representative should not
be a handler nor a handler
R. E. Dougdale, another repre
sentative of independent handlers,
agreed, as did John E. Trunk
general manager of the Northwest
Nut Growers Co-operative.
Trunk said "under the provisions
of the; present order it would be
possible . for five of the control
board!
six members to be hand-
lers."
John
Huber,
nesses.
Wilkens. a grower from
Ore.; cross-questioned wit-
John Curry. U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture hearing officer
from Washington, D. C, presided.
ht Losses
Stock's
4-Day Rise '
NEW YORK Iff A moderate
reactiori Tuesday in the stock mar
ket climaxed a four -day rise.
The Associated Press average of
60 stocks lost 20 cents at $109.00.
That dijbp was small when meas
ured against the $2.80. the average
gained In the previous four days.
The industrial component of the
average! declined 20 cents and the
railroads were off 40 cents while
the utilities sained 20 cents.
.There! was an almost even divi
sion between gains and losses 383
up and 384 down out of the 1,044
individual Issues on the tape. Dur
ing the day 15 new highs and 6. new
lews for; the year were recorded.
Volume backed down to a million
shares as compared with 1,160,000
shares traded Monday. ;
II ii Ag. 4
STOCK AVERAGES
3 15
tndusL rails
13 8
titiL stks.
Net Change . DS D.e
AS AJ
Tuesoav m.s . s.s
Prev. Day 141.7 S7J
S3S
S3 0
52 J
SSI
53J
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109.0
10SJ
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Week Aso ir MO
Month A 139.T SS.S
Year Ago .144.1 S4a
109.2
BOND AVEBAGES
20
10
10
is
rails Indust. titiL fgn.
Net Chaac ..A.l Unch D.l Vnch
Tuesday 93 S 99.8 93 S 79 J
Prev. Dy w.s -. t s
Week Ago 92 J 95 J 93 9 7SS
Month Aso 91 J 9S.4 93 1 7S S
Year Ago 1 S 0 MS 944 TI J
The worm-like peripatus, a rel
ic of the! age of dinosaurs, is pro
tected by law on Barro Colorado
Island, Canal Zone.
sal tolthe hishest bidder-"as is"
mm.
the Oregon State Board of rorestry
from I Ail.. PiX. August S
ih.rnu.ni ma m.
h considered unless n the. form
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Motor N04 EAA-330361
Motor Noi 799A-192961S
Motor No. EAAS9Zt37
Motor N04 IAA-47T72a
Mogor N04 B9Y-S2385S
Motor Nat S99C-10014
Motor Noi 499Y-10443.10
Motor Noj 99C-ir4S23
Motor Noi T1T7-L304
Motor No ADCA-A4692S
Motor No 799C-14777t7
Motor Noj 799C-14593S
Motor Noi
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Union Oil Company
Union Pacific
United Airlines
United Aircraft
United Corporation '
United States Plywood
United States Steel
Warner Pictures
Western Union Tel
26
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33
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Westinghouse Air Brake
westingbouse Electric
Woolworth Company,
Portland livestock
PORTLAND trWUSDA) Cattle
salable 250; holdover 200; i market
slow, few sales fed steers; steady;
other classes weak to SO lower but
many unsold at noon: 3 loads zood-
choice. 1100 lb fed Canadian steers
24.25-24.73; few, commereial-aood
light steers 20.00; scattered lots
cutter-utility steers-heifers 10.00
15.00; canner-cutter cows 7.50-9.50;
shells down to 6.00; few utility cows
1.50-11.00; cutter-utility bulls 11.50-
16-00. . ' - I -
J 1 Calves salable 65; market slow.
H steady to weak r good-choice veal
. j era and light calves 18.00-21.00: few
UUlity commeraal grade! 12.00
15.00. --. .
: Hogs salable 250; holdover 200;
market 50-1.00 tower but, many
bogs unsold at noon; few sales
Choice 180-235 B 26.25-26.50, few
lots 26.75; choice 340-550 lb sows
20.00-22.50.,' , .. !
i Sheep salable 500; holdover 650;
market mostly steady; good-choice
spring lambs 18.00-19.50. choice
prime lots 20.00-20.50; good; feeders
mostly 15.00. few lots good-choice
15.50; utility-good slaughter ewes
2.50-4.00. ' , v
Portland Produce;
I PORTLAND un Butterfat
tentative, subject to: immediate
change Premium quality , maxi
mum to .35 to one per cent acidity,
delivered in Portland. 68-71c lb;
first quality 66-69c; 'second j quality
63-66C. Valley routes and Country
points 2 cents less. j
Butter Wholesale, fob. bulk
cubes to wholesalers Grade AAr
ss score, doc id; n score, 65c; B,
90 score, 63c: C, C9 score, 60c.
I Cheese Selling price to Portland
wholesalers Oregon singles, 42
45c lb; Oregon 5-ib loaf 48 Vi-50 c,
Eggs To wholesalers Candled
eggs containing no loss, cases in
cluded, f ob. Portland A! large.
67-6S Me: A medium 65 Me;
A small 50-5 Ic; B grade.
large.
60 M4t He
! Eggs To retailers-rCrade AA,
large, 74c: A large, 69-70c: AA
medium. 69c: A medium. 67-68c:
A small, nominally 51-52c. Cartons
3 cents additional.
Live chickens No. 1 quality.
f.o.b. - plants Fryers, lbs.
31 c, 3-4 lbs, 31c; roasters, 4 tt lbs,
up. 31c;' heavy bens, all weights.
20-21c; light bens, all weights, 19c;
old roosters 15-18c.
KaDDits Average to growers-
Live white, 4-5 lbs, 20-23C. 5-6 lbs,
18-22c; old does, 10-12c. few higher.
Fresh dressed fryers to retailers.
Wholesale dressed meats: I
Beef Steers, choice. 500-700 lbs,
41.00-44.00: good. 37.00-42.00; com
mercial. 30.00-37.00; utility.! 28.00
32.00; commercial cows 23.00-27.00;
utility 22.0-26.00i canners-cutters,
20.00-24.00.-
Beef cuts (choice steers )--Hind
quarters, 53.00-57.00; rounds, 50.00;
57.00; full loins, trimmed, 70:00-
79.60; triangles. 28.00-33.00; f or e-
quarters, 30.00-35.00; chucks. 35.00-
38.00; ribs, w4a.00-53.00.
Pork cuts Loins, choice. 8-12 lbs.
58.002.00; shoulders. 16 IbsJ 38.00-
43.00; spareribs, 520-55.00;! fresh
hams. 10-14 lbs. 6340-66.00. j .
Veal and calves Good-choice, all
weights, 33.00-40.00; commercial,
28.00-36.00. !
Lambs Choice-prime, 41.00-44.00;
good 39.0044.00. j
Wool Grease basis, Willamette
Valley medium, 50-5 2c to; Eastern
Oregon fine and half blood. 55-62c;
Willamette Valley lamb wool, 42c;
12-month wool. 45-50c. ! i
Country-dressed meats, f. o. b.
Pnr-f ! a yA - ... . -, , I, .-
Beef Cows, 24-28C lb; canners-
cutters, 22-23c; shells down to 17c. j
Veal Top' quality, lightweight.
31 -32c; rough heavies, 23-28c. 1
Hogs Lean blockers. 38-39c lbs-
sows, light. 32-33c. ; .
Lambs Best. 40-42c lb
Mutton Best. 12-14c lb; cull-
utility. 8-lOc. ,
Fresh Produce: i
Onions Calif. White GloKei 3t5-
150; 50 lb sacks of Wash. Yellows,
med.. 1.50-1.75; lge., IZylAO.
Potatoes Local Tnurnpha.i iUgS
1.50-1.73: Boardman Long Whites.
No. 1A. 2.00-2-55; No. 2. 50-lb sack
80-85; Calif. Long Whites. No. 1;
150-175: special marks 3.25. 1
Bay U. S. No. 2 green alfalfa
29.00-30.00, -delivered car and truck
lots, f.o.b. Portland and Seattle.
A i tmi ui mxtti ukitj
t eivna flarah)
a 1. 1-. uxk
WfaarCsN
TUB DC AT. C LI fIC
Oees t m $ MeaaOr ds 'Hear. .
IhaM 0 e.aw WiS.nir a- rriar.
tlwsajt krMMS ... la ear 4)-f yaa.
93 MOTHir SASSBT SO.rVS
1S ParHS tS.Oee.
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Packard Motor Car '
Penney (J. C) Co.
Pennsylvania R. R.
Pepsi Cola Co.
Philco Radio r
Radio Corporation
Rayonier Incorp
Rayonier Incorp Pfd
Republic Steel
Reynolds Metals. , ;
Richfield'Oil ' f
Safeway Stores Inc.
Scott Paper Co.
Sears Roebuck k Co.
Socony-Vaomm Oil "
Standard Oil Calif
Standard Oil' N. J.
Studebaker Corp.
Sunshine Mining "
Swift It Compaiy
Transamerica Corp.
ClsUgMV Cslia Orav; Wad. Kurui ltZ3-4Uc 2) I
Salem Llarlrot
QuotaUoiaii,
(As of 1st yesterday)
butt xnr AY
Premium
No. 1
No. a
BUTT ESI
Wholesale
Retail -
.19
jn
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.T1-.7J
.74
SCO S Baytaf . , : ' , l
tWnolrsal prices range from 4
to 7 cent over buying price)
Large AA ' j ' r . 44
Large A , js4
Medium AA
Medium A
Pullet
.1
9
POULT. T .
Colored Hens
Leghorn Hens
Colored Fryers
Old Roosters
. ta
, .19
. Jl
.-
Jl
Roasters
Portland Grain
PORTLAND to X Coarse grains:
Barley No. 1. iS B B. W. UM.
Wheat (bid) to :! arrive market.
basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast;
Soft White J; Soft White (exclud
ing Bex) ; WhiU pub J.20.
Hard Red Winter:; Ordinary J-tO;
10 per cent 120; U per cent 121; I
12 per cent 2.22.; ji " f '
Tuesday's car receipts; wheat 70;
barley 1; flour 4; (scorn 1; oats 2;
mill feed 4. .1
i - Sa.OOO.CMO.0ft r
CTTY OP SALEM. OREGON,
f PUBLIC SCHOOLS
I BOND SALE
School District Ko. ltn w.rlm
counts'. - orcsun. tiers bv - invito
sealed DroDoamla fnr 1 h nMK. ...
S1.000 0000 principal amount of Its
Bonos, nereinarier described. ' Each
proposal must be enclosed In a se
curely sealed envelope. marked
' Proposal for S2.000.ooo.im School Dis
trict No. 34CJ. Marten Cauntv. Or-.
sua, oonai, ana saaressed to Con
neu wara. Ln strict Cleric. 400
North High Street, Salem. Oregon.
ii srai must oe : receive a at
before TW edockci o. m pB-iri
Standard Time on Tuesday, August
23, 1953, and bids sorreived! will be
opened by the Boardf of Educstlon at
meeang- at tn abovo-designated
The bonds win ba in 4nMnn.
tions f 11.000.00 each, dated Septem
wr Am iiM. numnerea mtunput v.
from 1 to .2,000, inclusive, and wUl
mature serially in numerical order
as xouows: t
: S100.000O0 on September 1. 1954
100,000.00 en September 1, 1939
100.000.00 on September 1, 19S4
100,000.00 on SeptM-mber 1, 1957
100.000.09 on SepUember 1, 195S
I 100 000.00 on September 1, 1959
200,000.09 on September 1, 1MM
t 100.000.09 on September ), 1941
100.000.00 on Sepbimber 1, 11MS
100.000.00 on September 1, IMS
' 100,000.00 on September 1, 1WS4
100.000.00 on Septsmber 1. IMS
100.OOO.0 on September 1, lf
100.000.00 on Sepusmber 1, 1947
100,000.00 on September 1, 19S
V loo.ooo.oo on September 1, 1969
, 100,000)0 on September 4, 1970 .
: 100.000 00 on September 1. 1971
100,000.00 on September 1, 1973
100.000 00 cn September 1, 1973
Interest on the bonds will be hit
able semi-annually on March 1st snd
scpiemDcr 1st in each year, evi
denced by coupons attached to the
bonds. Both principal and Interest
shall be payable at the office of the
County Treasurer of . Marion County,
vreson. .-'"!!"
' The principal amount of said bonds
it subject to prior redemption at the
optioa ot the School LHstrict, on Sep
tember 1. 1999. or ay Interest dsv.
ment date thereafter upon notice of
redemption given by publication at
lean toe at lean tairty days prior
m tn oaie oc roaemption, in a news
paper published and circulated la the
County of Marion and Stat of Ore
on. at a price equal to the prin
cipal amount thereof together with
unpaid Interest accred thereon at
trie oat of redemption.
Each proposal musk specify In a
multiple of of Iiiof the rat of
interest not exceeding 4 per an
num which the bonds , are to bear,
and must also stste the amount bid
for the bonds.,' .. (j
Each proposal mutt! be accompan-
Scitool District No. 24CJ. MiHoh I
county. Oregon. In Use sum of S40.
000.00 to secure the disrtict against
any loss resulting from the failure of
the bidder to comply -with the terms
of his proposal. No interest will be
paid upon the deposit of the suc
cessful bidder. The srieckof the suc
cessful bidder win becredited on
the purchase price oft the bonds, or
regained by the district as liquidsted
damages tn cas the bidder falls to
accept delivery of and pay for the
bon Is. Checks of unsuccessful bid
ders .will be immediately returned
upon.- the award ot the bonds.
Eaen bidder is reuested to In
clude in ills bid a sUtemVnt of the
total interest cost and effective In
terest rate, based upo aggrecste in
terest cost, that the District will pay.
provided his bid Is accented and none
the bonds are called prior to the
I final maturity date thereof.
int tignt to reject sny or an pro
posals is reserved. Unlexs aU bids
are rejected, the bonds will be award
ed to the bidder complying with the
terms ot in notice or sal, and sub
mitting the bid which, after com
putation on the bal that none of
the bonds will be called for redemp
tion prior - to the final maturity
dates thereof. - provide i the lowest
cost to tb school district.
The aPDrovinB leral ooinioa of the
firm of winfree, McCuUoch. Shuler
St Savre. will be furnished the suc
cessful bidder. The fee for the lcial
opinion and the rost of printing the
bonds will be paid by th District.
A financial statement of the Dis
trict' and anv further desired in
formation may be secured from th
undersigned st School Adminlstrs
tion Office. 460 North! High Street,
Salem. Oregon.
Th bonds will be o live red com-
plot,, without undue delay, at the
expense of th school district, st
such city In Oregon as the success
ful, bidder shsll name
Dated at Salem. Oregon, this 29th
day of July, 1953. jf
eArtrvr f a ra a. m
f District Clerk. 1
I Aug.S.13.19.
1 . . . . 1
FINAL NOTICE
CAROLINE J. JOHNSON, admin
istratrix ot th estate f HARRY A.
JOHNSON, deceased, baa filed .her
final account as such In the Circuit
Court of Marion County, Oregon, and
said Court hs fixed Flidsy, the 2Sth
day of August. 193. t 9:13 oclork
a. m.. . in the CouiS Room of said
Court, as the time and place for
bearing objections thereto.
CAROLINE J.'r JOHNSON
Administratrix of the Estate
of HARRY A. JOHNSON.
deceased 'r
WILLIAMS at EXOFlIi
Attorneys 'or Admimttratrtx
its Piori eer Trust Building ,
Salem. Oregon ' i
Jly. 29. Au. S. 12. If. 2S If
Why Suffer Any Lngtf
Waesi ethers fan, ase :r Calnes
raauedtes. Aasartag saeceaa far
I See years la Chlaa4 N saatter
wtta what ail-seats ye are af-
fUeted disorders. sisjBsttU. heart.
tears. Sver. kidney a., ess. coast.
aatioa, a leers, aiaaadea, rktaias.
Ussa. can and bfcadesi fever, ski.
lesaale eaaaplaiats.
Charlie ,
Chan
' - CHTHESE
BIB.B CO.
2S4 N. Caeal
rbons 2-1319
SALEM. ORE.
Offie Rears:
list Tve sad
Sat. On l
-c
for '
irf Paucr
300 Personal
312 Lostsernd Found
lost: EBie t parakett. Vlcinitv of
Vtnta Kr fTthf .Bd. PhneJ-2T-f.
A LADY'&t wriat watchToat Saturday,
corner
Llbertv and Chmkt.
-, Reward.
yr J-7oi
w"3 ,rjay iikt
hone 4-1371 estenston 34
8 e entrtrt.,
Salut pu
puiae. VUkiiir
of Court between 5th and 4th. Re
ward Psone -159a.
LOST: Biiiova wri.t watch la 3
near Senator Hotel Saturday ftigh.
Ph. SUyton 4534. Reward.
Trans port crtion
WANTED. 1 SHARK RIDERS or pas.
-sengera to Corvalua datlv. Phnn.
(
3L
raanc
SECURrTYlDETECTIVB Agency. Prii
vate InveatleaUon. 139 PacKic Bldg.
Phnne 4-24. , ' -
NASAL congeation, ! ainua. aUima
Jsvf ever4 rit aamplsu QUICK Rt
ULT from nasal congeation aaao
- elated with common head colds and
J. aggravated by svmptoms ot iinuj,
asthma and havfev-r. No cost.- no
obligation nothing o return. Writ
for your IrR EE SAMPLE TODAY
5S1-ihT NATIONAL JAB
TORIES. BOX I JO. STOCK-
Feti Itch & Burn?-
1-1
PllII
StHpt will stop it I Instantly. No
drugs, money back guarantee. It. Tt
rredhind Mf-. Co. 17IS S.E. pts
kane St.. 4nrtland 9. Orevon st rmi .'
trno !T. IV-,I ' r,-j-.TV3 '
-uwx, nuujkjita. pieaae bring Hay-
""u nooifLiiunr roy tee.
MRS
Ja. rsyi hic reader tells
your past, "present, future. Can
future,
hel-s ovein-om all .obstacles that
keep you from uccss, health and
happlnessi Tip Topt Motel, 3510 S,
Commercial JMy.aX;A pt 1. '
ALCOHOLlcS Anonymous group No
L 20SS N. 'omrneix-ial. Phone 3-9419
3-4337.1'. O. Bov T24. :
,400 Alrricultiire
Uwaalock ill I '
roil SALTf a year eld mistered:
Hamney bjick. Reesonsblej Ed Drs.
L ? ? jj Box 8V f 2-3M "
TOR SALES good family cow7ii5
Hampden tatne. "
f&h SALtJ fiuernsey cow, giving
about 1 g3. mUlt per day, .70. Csi -m
evenings. If. F, Christiansen, L S,
Box 4M. sg1esy Put. 7.
flRtJNCl Buernaev Jeif.r "iron
i good milk
stock. Sag. 13SS Holgate;
St.. Keizef District, i on block oil
f Csndlewo'l pr, j 1
fORZ bredlierteyi Hasvy producer
f Phon. 3-t?l. -"M !
SoNDErTTivEstOCK buyer. M. c!
I Mi-CtndWai. 1127 .yHh. Ph. S-SUTi
EtJNDaUJ glveatock Buyer. '" A.7"f.
Swnmtr, Ami Usrmoay Dr. ph.
" 4-2S17. 1 t :; . I -
ftONDEX) Livestock buyerJ Claooi
Edwsrds. jtt. ,;3. Box 9S9. Ph. 4-1113.
VCENSED 1 and bonded livestock.
buyer. K.3L Snethea, ICS Kenwood
Av. Phnn 1-134S.
WANTED, iresh snd
springer dairy
tows. as. aommerj
Dr. Phonal 4.3M17
Hi
1263 Harmony
tCia3t'Iij;g:Mref.,d. lie; locVe?
I twirkr atSLm XItas -4 at
S-vaas, -war-. tvtuiil vww (ta W VTlOn 1 11 SS
" pay. Custom killing. Trailer loan
ed free. Salem Meat Co, 132S S.
-ain. fa. a-43a. ,;! j
l04 Poultry and KoibbUs
SO LEGHORN laying hens. SI each,
Also smaa snd large fcede-s and
waterers, I Metal neita. Electrt
brooder. Aflr p.m. 3b S. Sum
mer. 1 ' ! :
IVB are ' hatching New' Hampshire.
Goldaa Broad, and Arbor acres
Whit Xoeks every week. Special
prices to jsear round fryer growers.
Fox Hatchery, 3S30 State SU Phon -
Custom kriw Fowl -oi "any kind.
a Ph. 4-0428; Newall's Poultry Plnt.
I Kill days week. SO. S. Box 109.
" Salem. i ' i .
EaBBITS wsnUd"." any sue and quaff-
yuiy.Aiao purenred , breeding stock
xor sai. ra. t-iivt
itk Pe-ts r
BBEAUTLFUl, Wiemsrsner puppies.
kmmpion faiocx. Must SCU. V mir
choice. S45.000. Wonderful hunters.
S01S Everereen Ave
ViALI I Pekinese, year 4li. for sale,
45 8. Surrgner. '
TlNY RatTerrir puppy, male." (
v.nrinr, m monmi, icmsjs,
Inonlre S4I9 William Ave
FOR SALT: $ male Boners. 10 weeks
old. Ph. 4-3057. ! 1 '
BiLrVwooS-AQUARtt)-!1. ia&a u:
Coy, 1 block ast of N Canitol. I',
kk-V nnrtH nf M.i1Im rh
KGLSTXREO tri-cclor ecfiie77eili.
Phono vi 144. i
CHAMPION broa boxer puppies. v.
ery pup a potential chsmplon.
Moore's Tropical fish.; equipment.
Goldfish. Parakeets. 3 miles from
Lancaster an Macleay Road. Phone
4-377.1. Closed m We4nea1ava
CANARTlSTpaTiketsTraUeveru ,
pwtn. 7W Beiievue St Ph. 4-1587.
410 S dm and Plants
FUCHSIAS. TUBER OTTS BEGONIAS.
CERANIUM?;. MERRlfS GREEN-
HOUSE, BROOKS. jj I
412 Fruit and F arm
uce
' '. ii tX-PICK )l! I
Bovsen and Nectar berries. 10c Tb.
(bring container!). 1 ' . rn ilea east
Of Kelzer School (watrh for signal
fringed Sst. Ed Sproed.
UIClTeerVieT. ScliirwC
Kelzcr school. Follow signs, Hoff-
man t !p i
pie cherries delie"
ered, 15cjhj J. W, Hs iw s, 3 1 07 7.
FOR SALE: Good 'oats and vetrhTuTy,
Muat sell. M4ke offer, U B. Vsn
. Dyke. Phone 4-4331. Across from
McClesy Store. .;i ;
CfrquaTi ty" new' spuds ii per IGO. -
Phone 2-2342. ' , -
CPICRfboyieriberries, lc.' O. ZisUl,
Rt 4 Box 54. Pnon 2-024S.
LANBIRiia- U-PC"'Rt7 1.
Box No. 31. Phone 4-1 364. Begin
Ttiesaav. rrsnir ttennett
BLUEBERRIES
j t
for
le., James 1!
Bright. 1019 South Pachlc Highway; I
wonoDurn. jrnone nmzz; ;
fRX fipNo. 1 - Til inn' aprlrots
. from tn Xnes. Puntan Cider
-,! Works. 7S1 Edgewster, Phone
2-7414
GOOD alfalfa hay. 25 : Ions.' Vern
McGowan. ;BU' U , Independence,
'Ore. I 5 'i:r !
150 TON oTvttch At oats hay. $17 50
per on. Inquire at terminal garste
In - Jefferann for Joestion. Del
- Thomas. Jefemon. O'-
lOarfaliaTand'rye grass hay. S20
ton in the field. Werlln Hop
Ranch. Indeyen-n.
Siisr. pie charrlee. V-f ick. Fhon
2-21:4.
Ot. f . V. Lass ND Ot. O. Cbsa, Bt
j DES.C:lAN ...LAM
OXimSS fNATUadrATCs'
CpstaJr. 241 Kerta Llbertv;
Offte sit Sattirdsy only. 19 I
to t t 1 p nt. Ceotalial 1 1.
bleed prsssvr and aria tests sre
free af charge. Practiced ataee
sit Wrtt fee altrsetiv gift. Je
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