Inside TV
Sohr-Hcatcd Poultry House Brina Tested in East
THURSDAY'S BROADCASTS
Jack Benny
(FarMr! nrtt TIM StaTeewiaa
Channel Chuckles
Br BIL IEANE
pane n go raitn ox airafraa ana
tmwi at prerriaeS ay rale an 4 TV
auaXHw. Vat eeeaaea amine the
Never ;
rafraaas ara raan(l wltheut notl-
fieaae talt newae-aoer naiiM a
reapeaaikl far Un aeenracr herein.)
4-(Sec II) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Thurs., Dec. 29, 53
Jt : i ( . 'XI
KOAC, 550 k.c.
' KOAC (ThuriAay) MM a. Th
3ew and Waathar: 1:IS Iipeeial-
rr for women; l:S0 Calling Mr,
Oregon: II: The Concert Hal):
! Th New and Weather:, 11:11
a a. noon rami Hour; I :ee M i
oar Lane: 1 Radio Boekahelf:
t:t Eapacially tor Woman Tha
Home Cardan Hour; 'The Gardener
With Camera:" 1:M Memory Bonk
Of Minle; 3:e Oregon Reporter; J:IS
Mualc of tha Mailer: 4 OSC
Convention San. Richard Nauherg
r; : Chlldran't Theater; f:a
Pathway to Progr' : Th New
and Waathar; :l 4 Th Gilbert
Wufoat Show: :M Headline In
Clmlffif: :45 Report on Europe;
1:Jol7r4ev Into Light: 1:1 Eve
nlng Farrnaaur; S:o BBC Thaa
tar; l:la Trie Newa and Went her;
t: Mualc That Endure: 1:4a Eve
tilll( Meditation R. Ravmond
Cox. Foui-aquar Church; IS:
Sign OM.
KVAL TV, VHF 13
EVGKNEt BVAL-TV, Channel 1
(Tauray)t t:N a.aa. feather
'our Naat: : Matinee Theater:
"Hot Rhythm." with Donna Drake
and Robert Lower v; 4:3 Four
thirty Data; t: Big Roundup; S:S
Newa Brief. Sporta Headline! and
Weather: S:ee Annie Oaklev; :J
Tha F-nwerland Story; :4J Pattl
Para Sinn; T: Weetern Marshal:
T:le Amoe V Andy: Klngflah. with
tha aid of a crying baby, trie to
To Write Book
Br EVE STARR
HOLLYWOOD - HOW THINGS
GET STARTED: Jack Benney sd
dressed a business group recently
and made a
number of kid
dim remark
about George
Burn' book. "I
LoveHer. That's
Why." A maga
sine editor hap
p t n e d to be
among those
'"" present. So no
Benny ia writing an article for the
magazine. Title: -Why I II Never
write a Book." Late February, in
cidentally, will aee Benny'a second
"GE Theater" episode, "An Hon
est Man." on the air. With Zsa Zsa
Gabor yet.
ONE OF HOLLYWOOD'S most
important stars, an Oscar winner,
convince hta jaw naif hbor ha ahould ig quietly preparing to produce a
mB.Y; !-?. Vour Life: t:M h.,7 h ' fv t,i. K.
Waterfront with Boh Preaton in
"Tuna Clipper;' S:e Drainat: Jack
Wahb raminiacea on aome of tha
moat Important caaea of tha year;
: Ford TV Theater etarring Ed
ward G. Robinaon in "A Set of Val
ue: l:Lux Video Theater with
William Rendix. Dennia O'Keefe and
Barbara Britten in "Cover-Up;" 11:
Inspector Mark Saber.
TELEVISION
K1TV, VEF Z7; KOLN-TV. VHF ; KLOK, VmTt
BOUB
KFTVIToday
0
M:N
:la
0:1
Ml
IToday IToday ITodar
KOIN i"norami i-ae. iranorama Pa. IPanorama Pie. I Newa I II
KLORf ITeit Pattern Publ. Intereat IBobby Grayaon
KFTVTann. Irnl ITenn. Krnle IFaather Naat IFeather Nert
KOINIVaUant Lady ILoye of Ufa ISearch Tomorr.lGuldlna Llifht
KLOR,LlonG1, PackiLlona-GB Park!Liona-GB PacktUont-GB Pack.
KPTVlDinl Donf IDInf Dons ! Ernie Kovaca lErnle Kovaca
KOIN;Armch. ThaatarlArmch. ThaatarlLove Story - Love Story
3
ie
ii
131M V" Matin Thaa. MaUnea Thai. IMatlna Thaa. tMatine Thea.
"KOlNlVuaUnTlma yuitln' Time I Bob Croaby Bob Croaby
KPTVIDaUiJ Ufa iririt Lov Sweeney World Mod. Romance
KOINjBrlhUr ISacrat Storm Your Account Your Account
CPTVIHorn Horn ,. Hom .
KOIN ! Q Vtwit IRobL Q. Lawli Linklttr
Hnma .
runkletter
1
2
KTTVlWhatV CooWnflWhat'e Cooktnf Howdy Doody Howdy Doody
K0INIKOIM kuohaa KOIN Xltchaa Strike It JUch IBtiHke It Rich
TXOKlPuU- Intaraat IPubL InUraet Roa Myron ShoIRoa Myron She.
EPTVlYWCA Show' rMatinea Thee. IMatlna Thaa. Matinee The.
KOINIGarry Moor 1 Garry Moore ' Arth. Godfrey lArth. Codfray
KLOKHwd. Backatfe.lHwd. Backstfe.Lady of HouaelLady of Houao
KFTVlMatinaa Thaa. IMatlna Thaa. Bar ST Corral (Bar 17 Corral
KOINtArth. Godfrey lArth. Godfrey IMr. Mooa ICartoon Show
JtLOli"" Pn,d U n Daly Newa.Tront'r Sroiit. fFronfr Scout
C KFTVWtera Thaa.tWeatera The a. ITelecourie
KLOR Red Dunning IRed Dunning IRed Dunnln
KOINIMIckey , Mouae IMirkey JMoua Mlcky Mouae
j
V
a
half hour TV film serie which he
will narrate but not star in. Pic
ture commitment won t, let him
get the aerie into active production
until late 1956. which means the
show most likely won't be on the
air until Sept. 1957. but both NBC
and CBS are already camping on
hi doorstep. Look over the list
of 0car winners for the last five
year and thea atart guessing.
Walt Dhaey's "Corky and While
Shadow" start! as a segment af
"Mickey Meats Club" Jaa. M aad
will ran five times s week antll
Feb. 17. Male members f the
Holl.rweod TV press carp are still
(aiplng over their Christmas pre-
m -- ft'- - 99 " " 99 W" w
I!!
-
li .
Solar esergy will help solve the moisture problem la poultry nouses ia the Bear the Interior. The new Building, 220 feet In length, Incorporates the features of the
future .according to an eiperlmeat carried out in some low-sua sress. This pir-j highly successful esperimeatsl solar-heated poultry house recently teited at Peas
tirular building Is being tested out la New Jersey and Is built to bouse 10,004 laying 'sylvsnla State University.
keas. The windows sre fsced to the south to enable the winter sun's rays to wsrm j '
By LILLIE L. MADSEN
Farm Editor, The Statesman
OLDTIMES' OLD FRIENDS
It is most remarkable what ope
finds in one's desk at the close of
the year. Some of us have quite
a habit a the year closes of busily
assorting papers, letters, and all
eat tram the CBS press departmeat : the whatnots one accumulates dur-
Old Law of Supply and Demand
Helniiiff to Solve Milk Problem r
Fnrni
a. it f fisv
Calendar
WILLAMETTE VALLEY FARMER
Nawi and Viowt of Farm and Gordon -ly Isun L madun
irelecourae
.IRed Dunning
vMouae
8
aVnVISa k Rear ' I See at Hear IHopalong Caat. IHopalong Caaa
KOIN Waathar, Hawa Edwarda Mews ISgt Preatoa SgC Prastoa
KLOK IBporU Daak ' Nws-Wathar
7KPTVshr)eck Holm. Sherlock Holm.lDlaak Sher News Caravaa
. KOTV Johnnv Punii Uahnnv Caeaoa IIIvmIum 14imm(,,m
KLOI Behind Badge Bhlnd Badge Laoa Jtaagas I Lame Ranger
s
10
r' V Bet Tour Ufa Pat Your Ufa WaUrfreat
KOIN Rob. CummlnftlRoh. CummlngslCllmas
KLOR Bleha Sheen IBIahop Sheen IStop tha Muata
KFTVlDragnat ,.
KOINICUaw -
KLOR,stjr Tonight
IWatarfraat
ICUmas
Stop th Musi
pragnet
ICJlfltu '
IStar Tonight
W ord Theater (Ford Theater
SUt Plyha. Star Plyhac
PSowa Yau Go . Down You Go
KFTViUut Theater ILux Theater ILux Theater ILux Theater
KOINICeafldaatlal KoatldaaUal Bhowtlma m Snowtlm on
ILOi;Glva Away IGlva Away IDuffy's Tavern Duffy Tavern
1 1 KPTVlNews-Peul ai r.iNtt Owl TneslMlts Owl Tba.lNlte Owl Thaa.
llKOINShwtlme M SBhowtlm a S
KLOR Homat wa Tba Womat wa Th
RADIO
bslm lies koco i aee boas ism koin j bow sm sax us
PMi Megacyaiae BQIN 111; BIB .; IW INJ
N:1S
BOUK N:H
K SI M VaL Famicaat
MFr"
BOAS I
soin ,
sow
Mew Nook
Amer. Newa
Heck Haroar
BEX Keep Tune
Val Farmcaat
Brk. Nook
KOIN Khwk
Larre R'dua
IKeaplim
I Vol Farmcaat
inra. noon
KOINKIocb
Heck Hare
Keep Time
Nw
Nook-New
KOIN Klock
I Heck Harper
(Keep Time
7
iBreak. Gang
liuariy worm
Brk. Nook
Heedllnea
Webb Spinning
8
SSLM Hemingway
ROCO Early Woras
BGAB Brk. Nook
BOIN KOIN Klock
BGW Nawa-webk
BEX Newa
SSLM CUffEngla
ROCO Early Worm
KGAI Brk. Meek Brk. Nook
BOIN Columnar HwDave Valll
BOW Webb SplnaiagWebe Spinning
BEX Keep Time IKeea Tim
Break. Gang
Early Worm
Brk. Nook .
Frank Go
KGW Nwar'm
I Keep Time IKeep Time
iramlly i
Karly W
orro
Haven of Real
Karly Worm
Brk. Nook
Whelley arnd
Webb Spinning
Jiaep 1 imt
9
SSLM Nawa
SO O GueetStar
SOAK Spider . g
BOIN Wendy Warren
SuW
BEX
Webb Splnalng
0: kiii uue
1KSI.M New
BOCO 1M Tun St
BGAB Spider
OKOIN Road of Ufa -KGW
Webb Spinning
BEX Cotleo-K Waat
"ajBSLM Wing of Song
g a out im Tune at,
" KGAI
INaw IPaator'iCaU
Naiaren Ladle' Lana
Spider Spider
Howard Miller IHelen Trent
rweea SDinrunc Webb R
ararat vwi
fWIn of Song
jwe i una m
Spider
Dr. Malone
Weekday
My True Story
News
ir.arly Worm
INoag-New
IHarry Babbitt
Fuher Report
IBob Hacen
Haven of Real
lEarly Worm
Nook at News
(Shelley Sere.
IWebb Spinning
IKep Time
"jBargaia Cnt'r
i Ladle Lana
Bolder New
Mis. a.m. New
t IWebb Spinning Webb Spinning
. IBrkfrtCiub iBrkt. Club
ITelle Teat
MM Tun St
tRplder
IMa Perkins
Weekday
Bob Carred '
l!
BOIN
G1
Dinner Winner
Mr. Burtoa
Weekday
EX Whlipcnng Sti.rWhen Girl Mar
Wlnea of Bona
I14M Tune SU
Spider
(gilding Light
Weekday.
iMy 1 rue "Story
WinsiofSong Queen .or Day IQueen for Day
14M Tune St !140 Tune' St I14H0 Tune St.
Dinner Winner 'Spider ISpidrr
Perry Maavn INorah Drake iAunt Marv
Weekday ITe Ilia Ladle IT the Ladiaa
iwan
SSLM Top Trade Newa
auio woria Nws
KGAB Noon News
2ROiy Dun MacLeod
BGW Fanner New
BEX Art Baker
Dlaney Paul Harvey
Local Newa IVall'w r.niu,.ri
aaioaay anuaie MJaaay Hum Midday Muii
LunchnMncha Luncha Mnrha I-nrhin. New
Com Get It Mouae Party IHouae Party
P. Frederick INewa-Tuna Ts1 Fibber r Molly
! rMaka) I It a u.
1
ESLM Bettor Shopore
BOCO Magic Melody
IWIIIam't Mat.
Willamette Mat IWiUam. Mat.
V Mail Melodv Ummir Uminitw IU..I. u.i.
KGAI Lunchn Mnrha LunchnMncha Lunrha Unpha h..mh' u..
KOIN Godfrey Tim - Codfrty Tim Godfrey Time (Godfrey Time
BGW T Happlnee Stella Dallas Widder Browa - Peoner Yauna?
Hewa-Davlae, (A I Davla . . AI Davla . AI Davla I
lUBin. ! i,.
REX
.SSLM Wlllam
I WICO Maiic Msledr
' KGAI Leung
KOIN Godfrey Tim
SOW Woman In Ha
BEX Kewe-DavK
IWIllamett Mai INewa . IWIIlam.' Mat.
Mic Melody Maic Melody .IMagic Melody
Weekday Weekday
Shopper' N'arelMak Up Mind
IMrPride-Peal ILIatenlng
lAI Da vi IAI Davie '
Leunia
Godfrey Tim
N-Cnff
lAI Davla
31
KSLM Story Tim Story Tim
KOCO Magie Melody Magic Melody
ioung
BOIN Ruth Aahtoa
KGW Mua. McAnulty'Mu. McAaultylMua-MrAn'lty
HEX Newa-Devl AI Davl IBob Blackburn
Lounge Lounge
Our Cat Sund'y Take Thirty
Willamette Mat ITelle Teat
Maalc Melodv Mule Uelnita
lounge ILounae-Newa
lTk Thlrti
Mu-McAn'l
Bob Blackburn
rty
n'lty
4
pier' Answer
KSLM Fulton LewK IHemuMway
OCO Clarln Call's E'larlna C.U'a Iri.rln. r.ir.
OIN Art Klrkham Vdieliriiar UMawaoaoe
KGW Mua-McAn'lty Mua-McAa'lty Mua-McAnlty
KKX Bob Blackburn gob Black bura IBob Blackburn
KSLM Stand By , Stand By
KOTO Slow Drive Slow Drlv
BOIN Ed R. Murrow New
KGW Mua-McAn'Hy Loral New
HEX Bob Blarkbura iBob Blackburn
KSLM Cabrlel Healer IKddl Fiaher IDInrter Concert Sm Hav"
KOCO Candlelight jcaudlelight Newa ITrark I4S
KOIN Mr Son Jeep well Thomas (Amos VAndy lAmoa 'n' Andy
KGW S-SUr Extia (Newt-Mule (Lone Ranter Rnger-LJ
BEX Haws It'lub MuiUa Club MuUin fclub Mullins
Newa-Greea
IS low Drive
from Harmoa
pee Maoa .
WiU Stern
Bam Haye
ICIarlne CaU'g
Sign Off
Newtpaper
Mua-McAn'ltv
iBobBlarkburn
iBiirBrundlge""
Sonft to Rem.
IFrank Co
Elmer Petcraoa
B. Garred
7 KSLM Detective
BOCO Track 14S0
BOIN Godfrey Diea
BGW Chat Huntley
HEX Ed Morgaa
PaLH anew juna
KO O Track 140
KOIN Kewa-Erai
BGW World New
HEX Moon Mullln
Detactlv . .
ITrark 140
Bodfray Dlgaat
ribbarkcG
rVandereook
iaauarur-cara
pvw.Mulc
IMaon MulUn
Evening ML IFvaniu MeL
Track 14M . ITrack 1S
'ck careoei
Muaie
Moon Mullins
fShww Tuna (Whlatlia Tune (WhltUta Tne7
ITrack Its Wrack 14 New
fTenn. IVnl IGueat Star Bing Ciwaby
ll Man' FimttylGildenleev Glldenleev
Moo Mulllna (Moon Mullln fMoon Mulllna
K SLM New New I Sweet aTswIna Sweir RwInT
( O Muaie V Want IMuair U Want iMuaic U Want Muile II Want
OIN Newa rlluee Serenad ITreaa. Show I Treat. Shaw
W Converaatln Konverulion Randwaaoa Handwaan
BEX Moon Mulliw I Moon Mullln (Rhythm Prty Jimmy tidier
KSI.M Fulton Lewis Muaif llleadlima INewt
O Nocturne ' Nocturne Noclurna Nncturna
OIN S Star Final Hunt i-rieh'g IMuaic Ifhwd Evenina
Rich f lM Beptr SporU Final Hita f Day fHita af Day
Mcwa tance Tim Dance Time I Dane Time
91
K.I
1
Osr,
KIX
r H rMme rira Crime Flgbtars rMotedia
.1 - "7 f "
fcK
iJeaa Ma
IDane Tina
Oub bar Tiaas
I Dene Tim
eladl
Guaattfla
. lime
Dance'
off llaks. one af which is slaia
geld, the athcr a minialare watch.
That's the kind af thing you give
th maa was has everything,
One of the most successful shows
on the air, "You Bet Vour Life.
features a man who just sits there
on a stool. So along comes "Wide,
Wide World" and there is Dave
Garrowsy. just sitting there on a
stool For once, however, the flat-
.toy ,M ... imitation ha$ paid pit
"Wide, Wide World" is perhsps
the best new show of the season
and Garrowsy can take a good deal
of the credit for the quiet, unas
suming wsy in which he handle
the commentary. It's the kind ot
show Sunday afternoon were
made for or maybe it's the other
way around. Only drawback is
that it cuts into half an hour of
"Omnibus." Seems to me that's
one conflict fne networks could do
something about.
DESI AKNAZ IS sore as a small
oil over a statement by a local
coJamalst that "I Love Lacy' "bad
rough giag t keep within th tap
ta durlag the Utter part of the
year." Far a shw that's oily 1.)
points behind "Th 14,101 Qt-
thc freak leader of th new
aeasos, "Lucy" wld seem to be
dolif more thaa all right for Itself.
And la It fifth sease st that.
(Copyright Its
General Feature Corp )
ing the past year. It takes con
siderable time not so much in
County that says row numbers in got its hinges limbered a bit. it
Yamhill have dropped from 11,000! still seemed to be working. . .and
to 7.500 in the past 10 years. Ewes .there ii plenty of demand for fluid
have increased from 13,000 up to
about 17,000 in the 10 years.
Louie is happy with the ewe situ
ation ay he believes more
farms should have ewes.
FAMILIAR BELLS Now here's
milk.
en.n . a nfttre . ,
i i.ir. niAstnts urv uuss was . ,.,,.,. rkrru Pi
K-i-ni ,- .u. ii-kt l Jan. 7 Western Area Cherry Pie
? " TZSZ "2 baking contest. Salem
Growers Told
To Begin Moss
Control Now
my desk. . .so "T- hastily glanced
.over headlines and other notations.
a clipping from late 1951 on which befnre 1 ahoved them all back
the heading says: "Marion County sain and shut the drawer: "Last
deciding what to keep and what! Corn Exhibit Shows Effect of Poor V' " Maggota This Year It
to " throw away - as the final i v. earner, mat nas such a famil
decision is usually to put it allaiiar ring. And from the spring
back again, anyway but to read j 'farly January really" of 1952:
rouiiry men wno Dtry ineir cnics
each year are warned Uiat they
must expect to pay more for their
baby chicks next year!"
NOT BAD AS PROPHSTS
We wrote just four years ago:
"The day when seed buyer came
rapping on the door has definitely
passed. Today more states sre
entering the market places with
increasing smounta of seed. One
Was Weather, Onion Growers Say
. . .that was a year ago. . . Sounds
like this year "New Woolen
Mill Built in Jefferson.". . . .handy
by for Valley growers.
"Russia asked Exchange Visit
of Farm Experts With Russia"
. . . . Agriculture might be the
peace wedge needed, was the
though that crossed my mind. . .
"Farm Income Listed as Down
4 Per Cent". - .that was in July,
1955.
'Creation of Market Develop-
TV HIGHLIGHTS
KPTV Thartday's Highlights
(Channel ID:
II: aeon NBC Matinee Theater
"It Sometime Happen Twice"
a young mother, bitter over an an,
forced acting career a a child, li
duturbrd when her own dauahter
entertain aspiration to b an ac
tree.
1:11 .. Matinee Theater, with
June Lock hart, Kenny Delwar and
una Market In "It' a Joke. Son."
:3 am. Ford TV Theater Ed
ward G. Robinaon tar In "A Set of
Value" the lory of an ex-gang-leader
who return from many year
In tail to find hla aon a mem her at
hla old (an
1: am. Lux Video Theater
"Cover-Up." The cltuena of amall
town hamper th Inveetlaatlona Inta
in auaoen fleam of a hated man.
11:14 am. Nile Owl Theater
Till womaa of the Town" tha
atory of a newapaperman and hi
riae In city politic In old Dade
City. Claire Trevor and Albert Dck-
ker.
KOIN-TV Thartday'a Hlahllfhta
(Chanael )!
1 a am Armchair Theater
"Benetlh Theae Water." Ronald
Reagan. John Baer, Peter Whitney.
1:M em. I Search for Adven
ture 'Ilia Tlra": Kenneth Krlppene
went to Peru to atudv the strange
Indian tribe of the Amaion: film
how the malevolence ol wild ani
mate, the etceiitrlcitie of Mother
Nature and the unpredictable be
havior of the Indian.
M M am. Confidential File
"Mental Health": Mental lllneaa I
th moat aeriou health problem In
th u. s. Paul toatea interview oav-
chlatrlita and mental health victim.
I:U a.aa. Showtime On Six
The Fighting Coward."
11am Fat num.
with Wll
Joan Woodbury a
young detective I aent to capture a
killer and dlacover that the man I
hi father.
KLOR-TV TkaridayaHllhll.hu
(.Channel 11):
a.m. MicKBY Mntii ri.i
411 Jlailay Crlrket Mirkev Maate
Bak Club "Lady and tha Traana "
(f Circu Day Bert Nail and tb
danrinc bear. (3) Animal Autobio
graphic Tb Prilrl Dec (4) Car
toon af tha Day "Summer."
: a a. Star Tonnht "Can.
Up" I a atory of a sroup of fairly
well-to-do teenager wno fall In with
a crime wv in th community.
Stare Paul Carr. Georie Gruurd
Polly Rowle and Paul Tripp.
11: p.m. Hometown Theater
"X-JJ," starring Paul Cavanaugh.
the things, which, when first re
ceived wero given only s cursory
scanning.
Then, too, there's the first chore
of assorting paper clips and rubber
bands, stubs of pencils, business
csrd marked -with sddresses and
telephone numbers, keys and odd
stamps all the debria from the
letters and card and bits of
memorandum. By the first of the
vear. we usually have these things i
nicely in the compartments in : creasing importance in the outlook ! Department of Agriculture". . .1
whichlheT beTongrTrnsee
to the department as part-time
FLl'ID TROUBLES Here's a
little roll of rliiMiincs . Ul s sre
. . .Oh, all about the milk troubles over Mme o( tne benefits ol this
of 1955. I danced at th- hpadinM- oeparimem a year irom now
just geittng set up. , . . ii oeneuis
csn be had, Paul will get them
out. . .1 recalled his work with!
the hop marketing sit up, and
later with the Columbia Basin. , . .
Fruit and nut grower who hv
Jan. 10-1S Oregon Dairvmans a moss prowem in tnetr orchard
Association 2nd annual meeting, and are wondering how to get rid
Eugene Hotel. Eugene, 2 p.m. of it, here is one method:
Jan. 19-JO Oregon Essential Oilj Use Bordeaux or lime, sulfur
i Mint i Growers League annual sprays during the dormant tea
meeting. Corvallis. 9 a.m. son. A good coverage with these
Feb. 4 Swine Growers Bred sprays will clean up the trees in
Gilt Sale, State Fairgrounds, one year. For those who have foU
Salem.
Feb. I Mt. Angel Cooperative
Creamery business meeting.
Feb. S-IO Oregon State Farmers
Union 46th annual state convention,
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall,
Salem.
Feb. 13 Marion County agri
cultural planning conference,
a m. Randall s Chuck wagon
lowed a regular spray program,
the moss is seldom a problem;
however, for trees that have been
uncared for, moss can be elimin
ated quite promptly. The lime sul
fur sprsy will set more quickly
than Bordeaux. Bordeaux ba a
more lasting effect and is liked
10 by most growers.
After the trees have been spray-
word. 'Quality', is taking on in-: ment Department in Oregon tate ,r.?,h r "u vJZZZt
rreasinff imnnrtanrp in the nntlnnlc n... r a..i.i.. , Health Council, Portland.
to take less than a month to have
that center drawer pretty well fill
again with things 1 u-proDamy
need-later . . . .and many of which
are not seen again- until the final
week in December, when the an
nual elimination i again indulged
in.
COMPARISONS NOT ODIOUS
Way in the back of the middle
drawer wt found a little piec of
printed material, dated 1944. It
reads: "Ten cow producing an
average of 400 pounds of butterfat
would return more income over
feed cost than 14 cows producing
300 pound."
Right isside the drawer Is 'a
note from Louie Gross of Yamhill
MOVIE PACT MADK
MEXICO CITY un - Mexico and
Italy have signed an avee-nent
for resumption of exchange of mo
vie films. St'ch exc.iange had been
banned in Mexico because of a
similar ban in Italy on Mexican
films. The new agreement means
Mexicsn will see again such Ital
Ian atari - as Gina Lollobrigida
Silvana Pampaninl and Kofi Lor
eng.
Discussion to
Study Fence
Law Changes
Plans for the 16th annual meet
ing of the Linn County Livestock
Associstion to be held in the Le
banon City Hall, Jan. IS, are about
completed, Jack Cochran, Browns
ville, president, said Wednesday.
Included among the list of speak
ers are Hubert Willoughby, Harris-
burg, president of the Western
Oregon" Livestock Association; Dr.
H. L. Dinesen of ths State Depart
ment of Agriculture. Division of
Animal Industry; Francis
Williams, Lebanon, Linn County
trapper; and Gordon Dunham,
Corvallis fieldman for the First
National Bank of Portland.
Willoughby is to discuss proposed
changes in Oregon present fence
law. Dr. Dinesen will explain the
new law covering quarantines on
feed lots, snd will also tell the
livestockmen how the country
Bangs disease testing program is
progretsinf.
William will report his progress
in controlling predatory animals
during th past yesr. Dunham is
to give a report for the Western
Oregon Feeder Cattle Sale com
mittee and will serve as lesder
for s panel of livestockmen. Mem
bers of the panel are Ken Bend,
Scio: Leonard Forster, tangent;
Ed Poland. Shedd: Elijah Haves,
Albany, and Leo Cersovsky, Har
risburg. snd Dunhsm.
The meeting opens at 10 a. m.
"Bootlegging Feared if Milk Bill
Approved". . . ."Oregon State
Department of Agriculture Milk
Bill Abolishes B and C Grades"
. . . ."Abolishment of Grade
May Resuk in Bootlegging Milk"
. . . ."Milk Strike In Portland"
. . . ."Dairymen Warn Price War
Unless Milk Minimum Set". . . .
"Dairymen i Said Minimum Neces
sary to Keep Them Out of Bank
ruptcy.". , . ,
THEY'RE DRINKING IT DOWN
u me ut-uciruiicm as pari-ume. ' -ar-i,
last September. He will become I 'P(Fni1 P SIl'IYI
full-time. Jan. 1. We ll be, looking iVllgUH M. til 111
jjvGroups Study
Soil Banks
THIS AND THAT There sre
slways little pieces of clippings
things you think you might elabor
ate upon during the year. . .
Stuffed into the drawer hurriedly
during the busy days just before
Christmas: "If farmers do more
poorly, expect some trouble later
i March S-i Natiorfal Rural ed with the material, the dead
moss will continu to persist for a
while, but-wili-gradually-weather
away.
The rates of spray to use arg
Bordeaux 12-13-100 or lime aulfur
12 gallons to 100 gallons of spray.
For the different trees the fol
lowing spray recommendations arg
given: Fruit trees spray at any
time during the dormant season.
Filbert trees spray at any time
during the dormant period or in
ths interval between the end ot
the catkin blooming period and th
opening of t leaf buds. For wal
nutsspray either in the dormant
period or in the early pre-bloom
stage of development, the latter is
also one of the stage for con
trol ing walnut bligbt in the early
spring. Walnut growers who hsv
Seven Oregon commodity groups
and farm organization held a pre
liminary meeting at Oregon State
College this week to discuss some
of the general principles of a soil
bank plsn. Little objection to the
general idea of a soil bsnk was
voiced. The major point of discus
sion was whether or not grazing
and seed harvest would he allnuerl
on soil bank acres. Cattle snd seed ben following good walnut blight
Rrowers were concerned about'Pry programs are not usually
bothered by moss.
in an. That's a "Chaneinir
The milk, we mean. ... I found, Times" magazine suggestion for
enma ral hot a"f"itrr rl aH rati lit- nr-io a. . .
Z, ::' T"." .wn".w "Pf5l ,n DUS,neM ".overproduction of their commodi
we still had milk marketing . J , ' .... .. ,..! ties if productive use of surplus The mos should be thoroughly
dribbled on the margins wss this LJr' t 'Z ,nnJ Zr e 1 3 tk '5 Perm,,jed- , k"" Th" '
notation- "These are lust before . g? beyn(I 29 Pr een I The dairy industry was not rep- done best by using a driving spray
-n- i . - I i j , i oi a years income ah
milk marketing was knocked out. ,.,, ,.
Co- .,L., l t, uioibiiuihh r.ajiiirme pui lugi-uiri
""fr1"- .han d nnf ovreert each
month.
of your
resented at this meeting, but the applied at high pressure.
same stand has been taken by the
National Milk Producers Federa- r . T, TT
tion. Wheat growers indicated that YulC CjSL 1138
inrv wanted la know rtwe riotai : i '
about the entire plan before com-lZoO 'ScrCaillillff'
iiooo. iciea, l nsa. I snovea me 'more than 25 ner cent
drawer mess aside for a bit and ; take-home Day".
reached for the telephone and j
dialed the OSDA. . .a most useful BANG There, I located the desk milling themselvea on the use or
department. . .A friendly voice dug calendar for the New Year. Now non-use of surplus acres. General
out the information ai once. t done my yearly duty. . .the agreement was reached that the
Retail grade A milk prices on drawer, which fortunately is large, j ma jor burden of production, adjust
Nov. 1, 19.S4, just before the milk can be closed to all but receipts ' ments should not fall on lust one
i or anoiner year. , .ana so, Happy
New Year!
Cattle Loss
marketing law was "knocked out
were 22 cents a quart. One month
later, (the repeal was effective
at once with the November election
I recalled) the Drice droooed to
21 cents. . . Aha! I thought, the!
terrorists were right But the' . ,
OSDA voice was continuing herl H 10111 I llCOn Caf
rTinrt- "On .lulv 1 seven month JLS 9Ls
after the repeal, milk went up to
21 '4 cents. Then on Dec. 1 of this
year, when the marketing control
had been out one year, it had
advanced to 23 cents. Wholesale
Given Study
Cattle losses from brucellosis
price didn't do quite so well, but disea?; estimated at MS million
not bad. They dropped from 20
cents a quart on Nov. 1, 1954. to
It s a month later. They are now
back up to 19.3".
I turned to coffee cream in H
pints: On Nov. 1. 1954, the price
was 20 cents retail. It remained
20 "Cents until this fall. The Dec.
1. 1953, price was 52 cents. The
wholesale price moved from 17
cents up to 21 cents, and whipping
cream in the same period, moved
fromt26 cents up to 31 cents at
retail, and from 22 cents' to 27
cents st wholessle.
.... .So. thought I. the law of
supply snd demand didn't get en
tirely rusty on the shelf. After it
Ancients 'Assisting'
Farmers of Israel
By ERIC GOTTGETREU I In one case, a newly discovered
, af Newefeatare I Byzantine well has .been used to
TEL-AVIV, Israel - Tne ancient make adooie micks lor a nuge cam
peoples of Palestine are helping
urn fjiy mm
3 eO(!i)
r
BlftVICC STATIONS. INC. d
the Israelis set up farm units in
the Negev, the desert that. covers
the southern part of the country.
With financial and technical aid
from the United States Operation
Mission the Israelis are using re
servoirs to store winter rains and
developing underground water
sources. They expect to irrigate
many thousands of acres without
reference to plans to extend the
huge pipeline bringing water from
the wetter Bortji.
Many of the farms already are
in operation and the Israelis say
parts of ths Negev have never
been so green since the Philistines
lived there 3.000 years ago. .One
of the Important phase of t the
work has been tracing of water-
laving installation used by the
Nabateaha 2.000 years ago. The an
cient ruins oft snow where irri
gation is fWMfhl, I
between Beersheba and Sodom
Cotton ha b e n successfully
grown on some of the newly ir
rigated land. Citrus groves hsve
been planted. Other crops include
sugar beets, sweet potatoes and
experiments with peanuts are be
ing made. Tobacco and banana
crops are expanding.
Cotton gins and sugar processing
plants are being set up and econ
omists report that Israeli food im
ports have been reduced by S'i
million dollars during the past
year.
HELP for Coughs
Yots feel cooling, soothing balp fro,
the very tret do. Clogging phlegm
ia loo, yotj breathe dewper.
cnior.TUL's.oN
BSanaa Caaaaa, tVaat Celea, - -
for 1955, sre now under study .by
a five-man national advisory group
including F. E. Price, dean of
agriculture at Oregon State
College.
Six regional meetings starting
In January are being called by the
team appointed to consult with the
secretary of agriculture on the
accelerated federal-state program
to eradicate the animal disease.
An extra $15 million a year in
federal funds authorized by Con
gress for 1955 snd 1956, plus $14
million a year now being spent by
states makes it possible to double
efforts to combat the disease in
beef and dairy herds.
Purpose of the meetings. Price
said, is to give livestock organ
izations, otner interested groups.
or two commodities.
Another meeting at the college is
planned for late January to make
a more detailed study of soil bank
proposals and to reach mors de
finite conclusions.
The secretary of agriculture has
already stated that a soil bank
would be one of the basic propo
sals in the administration's new
far mprogram. His statement says
in nnrt- " A ail knl.
... , . . BUll UUIIB.
SAN DIEGO. Calif. OT-This is
something to scream about, sayi
the San Diego zoo.
It reported Tuesday that a rars
South American horner screamer,
a turkey-like bird also known as
Anhima Cornuta, laid an tgg
Chrlstmss Eve.
Kenton C. Lint, zoo curator of
birds, said it wss sn unheard of
thing for a horned screamer. to do
in captivity.
But that isn't all. The screamer
laid another egg yesterday.
The question now is will they'
hatch.
provides for payments for estab
lishing1' grass snd trees as well as
for contracts to keep soil bank 1 9 Kfi I'm ill (Is nf
acreage out of production of sur-i'",u 1 UIIIlUS ul
plus crops, thus combining imme
diate aid for farmers with s long
range conservation goal to benefit
all citizen."
Farm Tax Rules
Listed in Book
Feathers Stolen
CHICAGO UB Lt. Frank Pape,
head of the Chicago Police De
partments robbery detsil, said
Tuesday he finally had come to
the conclusion that "people will
steal anything."
Pape and his men are Investigat
ing the theft of 2,450 pounds of
income tax rules which spply feathers from the Progresses
especially to farmers are dis- Feather Co.
cussed in a new Internal Revenue
Service publication available at
county extension otlices. The pub
lication is No. 225. and Is titled
"Farmers' Tax Guide. Income and
Self-employment Taxes."
The booklet will answer manv
and individuals an opportunity to I ?f ,ne difficult income Ux prob
express views on the conduct ofi,c-m'. 11 8,50 w(a'n sample
the brucellosis progrsm. Chairman I recoras ana a liued-in tax return
of the advisory team is Dr. W.A.
Hagan, dean of the New York State
Veterinary College Cornell 'univer
sity. The Western revional meet will
be Jan. 23 at Salt Lske City. The IfP0
mid winter meetings, Price says,
should put committee members in
a good position to make final
recommendations to the secretary
of agriculture on how the expanded
eradication program can best
sens all areaa.
Main features of the present
program are testing to locate
infested animals, slaughter of
animals that have th direase, and
extension of cslf vaccination. ,
J
form, illustrating where income
and deductions of the various types
should be listed.
The copies are free as long as
the supply lasts, the county agents
FREE ESTIMATES
- Ob Floor ( overtax
NORRIS-WALKER
PAINT COMPANY
1711 Front These -237f
rrwf ... ...
b i r
MADE 10 ORDER .
A complete line of eastern
built fireplace screens and
fixtures. All types all sixes.
Available is solid brass or any
finish desired. See oar e ra
pine display of these slse our
itandard sites ia stock,
Doughton Hardware
155 Court StPhone 1 8711
Opea Fri Nltes Till I
We Give jlf Greea lumps
.ICttt
SuffcriM wit VVapoRus
Esfaf e Sale
40-Ae-e Farm, Lecattd East Near Saltm
Make Your Offer to Pionetr Trust Cd., V
or Set Your Broker k
Phone 3-3136