The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, May 21, 1956, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextamesDean foundation Established JAiRini;vT ia ,m r ii.. d friends of the late Hollywood lor James Dean Sunday an- siunced establishment nf (mm i KZJuVZS - r : l assistance to young profes-; ' fly into the leRitimate theater. JV-an, one of Hollywood's brieht ing stars, was killed in an auto-: sodaro originally intended the nbile accident last September, pamphlet, which in straightfor Jle won posthumous ' honors as I ward, hard-fisted language points lest actor of the year" for his ! out the grim facts of crime and Sst starring film. "East of Eden'' its consequence, for distribution I an audience award poll last Jecember. Dean was also the first actor !er to be posthumously nomi- j tea Dy me Motion Picture Acad-1 y for an Oscar. It was for his fie In "East of Eden." 3 3 Fist ITninti Vt last Union Vet f. ntWc Hfw...f..l tnters Hospital 5 1 SlHXL'TH. Minn.. Albert; foolson, 109-year-old lone suniv-1 f of the Civil War Union Army,, fas reported in good condition in Luke's. Hospital here Sunday J .Woolson was hospitalized Sat- fday night with a recurring lung apngestion condition which has tnt him to the hospital several I .... r nes during the past two years.' ' " ' ,. . : jHopital attendants said Wool- .V8'" ' v 1 e sla. s 01 n was in no immediate danger. i.w"hlnton' Nev Jersey. Connec- ticut. North Carolina. South Car- k I l A A fn, irf,inia'.Del?wrt' Flori- rfiOD r 60 tO 80 'f Virmj;?'.0h'0' C;1' CVJJIC WW IW WW. Pennsylvania Alabama, Illinois,. ' InHinna Mnntnna N'pw Mptirn p . vi m i II ear UUI IniS AH i j :i :. . i. i-.-.i . . .... , , Bit how von ran still innv fors X ... ... 'r- 9,000 life insurance policy to L if i rip take care of final expenses fithout burdening your family. i You can handle the entire tran iction by mail with OLD AMER I'AN of KANSAS CITY. No ob tation. No one will call on you! Write today, simply giving ffuir name, address and age. Mail I Old American Ins. Co., 3 West 3h, Dept. L536B, Kansas City, issouri. MONDAY IS YOUR DAY IK DOWNTOWN SALEM SHOP UNTIl Bast of Service Wide Assortments 10 Acres of Exciting Merchandise Unskilled jvl E uvl To Train ELECTRONICS TO PREPARE FOR JOBS IN AUTOMATION Amazing new Radio Ultvision Training School Home Plan trains you in your own home for Americas greof esf Industry! NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED NO HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA NEEDED Get into this fifteen billion dollar Electronics field NOW while top pay jobs are open. FIRST COME... FIRST SERVED Mail Coupon Nowl llecfrenic Hesse Flan lex 51 ce Capital Journal Orsgen Statesman, Salem, Ore. I want Irse infermatien en brand-new Heme -PUn fer yetting iflte the Industrial llectrenics Industry . . . THI EASY WATI lease ruth hSis te me . . . ne obligation en my part. Name r .. . Age - Address Pbens . City t Stale 114 Vacation! go EASTI go carfrt! go UNION PACIFIC Visit America's historic shrines . . . Chicago's "Boul Mich" . . . New York's Broadway ... our nation's capital. Union Pacific's conveniently scheduled, smooth-riding, comfortable trains are a delightful part of it all. For detailed information phone or see FRED UNGENFEIDER, General Passenger Agant 751 Pirtock Block Phona CApitol 7-7771 Portland 3, Ortgon Pamphlet Tells Price Youth Must Pay for Life of Crime By WILLIAM B. HARWOOD I home tome facts which Sodare ' BALTIMORE An unpre-' '' youthj don't think about ua tentious looking pamphlet which til it is too late. State s Atty. Anselm Sodaro de- "Do you realize," the pamphlet sinned to oresent the cod. hard fac'5 01 crlm and ,ts conse- 'uencM 19 Baltimore youth has c"ght the eye of thousands the title and the advice offered the the pamphlet, he received hun- Hrs-dii of rentiers from all see- t!. nf th. i,mtrv for rnnii in Baltimore schools and youth organizations. Ua MuiUn'l kftv kn m. .rn cur. P"sed by the nationwide response pirasaiiuj swuuaru iu. A story carried by The Assoc!- ted Press started the deluge of mail which has reached Sodaro s jtates The mother of a teenager in Trail Minn . , minister inclint. . Iowa; a high school student in ainbtiK renn... junior high school teacher in Grand Rapids. Mich.; a youth organization in Waco, Texas; a parent in National city." Calif; a judge in Oregon; a doctor in Massachusetts, and public officials in Louisiana; are among those who have requested copies c. . . From Many Slates flthr lAtfrc hfti' pnme Irnm "raa: "' .aryianq, jusi wnai am soaaro pui inio this simDle folder which has at- traded so much attention' .otn- . ..... ing sensational, notmng nereto-1 )"' LMa straight ,. VDK"7 ,us' pla'nv . ag nl talk in bold print which brings Don't Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH Do fall tMth drop, allp or vobbia when you Ulk. tat, lau(b or unraze? Don't ba aopoyad and embnrrKsaH bT aueb handicap. FA8TEETH. an alkaline (non-cld) powder to iprln kl on vour pltte. keep fain teetb ' more firmly wt. Olras confident feei 1ns of aerurlt; and added comfort. No fummjr eooer. paaty taeu or feel ing Oet FASTEETH today at any drug counter. P.M. For s f ' - n SI. Inl commuting a crime means - Disgrace and embarrassment io you " Pay far Lawyer "Expenditure of money by you ,T " ,aeJ ""05n," UInI r lrlal imprisonment in a penal in stitution pending trial if you or your parents are unable to furnish bail. "Possible imprisonment after trial and perhaps for many years. "Your conduct and movements will be checked because you will be .a criminal who has to he wat'cnfd ... wii. ava,uA hv -,. be tte Trt f of TK. .,.,, ., , .. pzi L s ,sk youth J J n"J?' fi"p.co.nvfed..of cr,me- 'h',r'u u J?ndicand: I J ""!rt'Bt H"N. ... , . J ffioilt when hmave ""'. record . . ., y.ou.,may certain citizenship : rlh,s ,f convlctPl of certain "V""' y0ur nght ,0 vo" 'a,e"gwy ywt ch,ancM of! "n d marrying a fine per- n wlU lesencd J ,uu ' ooing a disservice lo VOUr rniintrv " Ih namnhlnt AA. I. ... . . .use me nign rate ot juve- "''e crime is providing unfriendly governments throughout the world wjtn effPCtive propaganda " Another section of the folder cautions youth, in large, bold typc, to "remember -the Youth r . vuull 15 a lTimma, courl ana being young or a first off. does not nwMsarilv m.n t ,.ti other Penalti renames I ciiii .,u. . . ; ,u T- ,1S,5J some ofl. ,u , j l . the penalties possible under Mary- trio that does as much praying as ,and taw indudin. u ym singing is the hottest recording me penitentiary for stealing an I potentiial since the retirement of nas P'kuto automobile - "and if you ride j the Andrew sisters. i years - feuding? in a stolen car you are Just as; Tnree beauties who don't need , Zi JFt guilty as the one who stole it." tne monev make UB lne trio They lems says Beryl', Were aU re" Sodaro', pamphlet also asks STne Russell and S gio"f' 50 pray 0ur youth to "keep in mind that 953 ,m Connie Haines and Beryl Davii. ! troubles aw"5' offenders between 16 and 20 years Miss Russell , amKi is one of ' vwnn PqrI nailf. of age were put on trial in the : . . i IIOLLi WOOD i rearl Bailey, Youth Court in 1955 - and 504! T'! 1 i the night club star who all but were sent to prison -many for a long lime. The last page of the oamohlet entitled, "A Word to the Parents," notes that "statistics reveal that 80 por cent of the 16 to 18-jear-old offenders turn to crime alter 10 o'clock at night. "This I call the 'hour of dan ger,' " Sodaro adds, reminding parents that the "ultimate solu tion of the problem of juvenile delinquency" is in their hands. The 45-year-old Baltimore pros ecutor, himself the father of three children one a teenager at 15, the others 11 and 6 said the pamphlet was prompted by two! rrtinn. h- k. .i ...ji.. ; reactions he has noted repeatedly In VOiinff nefinle nnnvintaA nt j a i v v.....vm ui crimes in Baltimore 1 After thev have hfr.n iri.H j ' . y.. e Wn ,rlC ana convictea, tney are surprised and resentful when thev are sen- In nP;.AH v,kn. k: iw pi I.MJII Idllliri Uldll UA ing placed on probation. 2. They have no idea of the severity of the penally. ! His idea, he said, was to try 1 to show young people of "impres- sionable age the grim realities of crime. Quint Opens Flower Shop MONTREAL I - Marie Dionne 1 shyest of the four remaining quints' . blinked under the glare of move cameras Sunday as hPr fmil . . , , . priest niessea ner newly-opened. - - flower shop. ,one listen. One executive there Th hi.fw.tirl 1L,,.II :,l calls the shop "Salon Kmilie" after her sister who died in an epileptic seirure in 19S4. Four hours after it was opened to the public, more than 500 per sons had visited the shop on Pine Avenue and Kt I rhin sir,ct i midtown Montreal. Marie, who twice entered a con-, vent as a novice and left because: of ill health, wore a grey tailored ' dress with a white gardenia at her The shop is the first business venture by any of the quints since they came into their one million """iu dollar fortune on their 21st brrth- day, May 28, 1955. ( Picture on wlrrphota page) TRADE I NIT FORMED NEW DKI.1II ifft India's com merce industry is setting up a state trading corporation to cope wilh increasing trade wilh com munist countries and other tasks It will be capitalized at lion rupees '$2. 100,0(10 ID mj. nd will help India's government-run in dustries deal with foreign countries. DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 1. An adherent ' of Jaintsm S Prison I. Betg 10. Leather flask for oil 11. Ash-colored 12. Flowers 14. Shoshonean Indian 15. Not many 1 West Africa (abbr.) 17. Korthrist (ibbr 18. Sacred bull Egypt) 20. Ugly old woman 21. Three legged stand 23. Purchases 24. EncounU ered 25. Mediter ranean boat 26. Urge snakes 28. Ben Hogan, for example 31. Fortify 32. A deep dish 33. Behold! 34. Public notice 35. A large rol of money (slang) 36. Man's nicknamt 37. Pry 39. With the 1 mouth wide open 41. Military assistant 42. Light bedsteads 43. Young girl 44. Relieve Dow - I. Profes- sional down 2. A dull pain 3. Anger 4. Chief mouth of the Niger River 5. Pierces with horns 6 Below inaut.) 7 Goddess of harvests (It.) I. Room for action . (Colloq.) 11. A relative 13. Droops in the middle 13. Suitablt 18. Birds as a class Popular Recording Trio Does -ana Jiff in C . "n6ZAS MUCIl rniyillSL (IS OlUQlllg you U J O O O By JAMES BACON tamnn . a n .JTJT.; Z I ,! TV and recording personality. ,wan(s ,o chuc( ,howbu5iness ,nd ,,'., ,,d ,h. Beryl, widely known as a singer Decome a schoolteacher. jlate, late shows are largely sopor- in her native London before she The sepia songstress and co-'lfics. They cater to the weak came over here to sing on Bob mM)ienne is drawing rave reviews ' nes of one's will power. You Hope's radio show is in semi- (. -t.,m "Th..i iw. say to yourself. "Shall I read a retirement. But her nuMJdnu is I'eter Potter, reportedly the na tion's richest disc jockey. Once they were a quartet, with singer Delia Russell no relation to Jane) in the act. They used to pick up and ad lib barber- shop harmony at various church bene fits. Singer Moves r"Ty lney- were Prsuaeo ' lore beC8USe 1 only wa ln one record a swinging spiritual Do'bicture i Carmen Jones.)" Lord." It became an instant hit.. ,. . necoiuing companies wameu mem ,0 do more bul former wife e.e initv R.....II mvl In Mexico TkA., t-lA nn.ill,., ...).... ;n lha a ncjr n irvj oiiuiiiiri i as ill inc quartet but that didn't come off. The obvious answer was a brio. And it took re-voicing. "We can't use the same vocal relationshiD with a trio so we switched around. It gave us a blend that has us all excited. To keep up with the current trend, i nor rhirtllm lo a .nrl f.f c,,ht!a rnf Ir i win .iij.iiiii la u avi, iri iwn I J II " r l: auu ion, vuiiiiic cAuidiiis. me uiuuu. dnaa mu. iiiuci j "What Connie means is we're nothing in my blood but cor ; not going to be so square," Jane pusclcs." chimes in. ( ner piarii carelully worked out, ; To Sing Tenor calls for her to study education at j Beryl, who used lo sing alto, will I'CLA. She's already taken some slnf! tenor- Janr' who carrlfd the bass in the quar,et' wi" jump 10 a"- Connie keep' on wilh melody or lfad- r.inilnl rKrnrrl cinnorl Ihom afli.r "'t miuiiui-u iisr a tiimum- ation of the Andrew sisters and the ' Dinning sisters. "And you can't beat that.' he added. Their first tunes recorded lor Lap'u)l are "e U(K "mP ana "Th, Magic of Believing." Both are spirnuai inrssaKes wiui a rhythm and blues beat. . . u i.:J. ii juu warn in pnacii to aws nowadays," says Jane, "You got a . . ii . i t is a s i ,alK tnelr lanua8(' Ana sne 'eS , Popular Songs, Also The 8irls Plan to record strictly popular songs too - without mrs- saS They can sing only for charily because they're too high priced otherwise for a trio. mcnted. None of them keep the royalties. "By the very nature of a cily full Some go to their respective of celebrities, the publicity em churches hut most go to WAIF, phasis is on divorce and scpara That's Jane's pet and also the tion. But the spotlighted cases arc other two Rirls'. in the minority. I have not had The initials stand for Women's lo walk far to meet people like Adoption International Fund. As" Dan Duryra. Don l'cforr. Jock Jane, a .inunaer, rxpiains n: us a Kroup which attends to one nf tne world s most pressing pron- lems. That is: That there arc areas in the world where people want children and there are olher areas where children need parents. WAIF Earl "II Cher. ished animal 20 Sudden swell of anger 22. Off ici. ating priest of a mosque 23 Inventor tit talir4'i Aatwrr 29 Slip away 30 Part in a play 32. Discloses 35. Marries of the telephone 23. At the present time 26. Local deity (Semitic people) 27. A trying experience 28. upreme Being 36 Head coverings 3S. By way of 39. One -spot card 40. Tibetan gazelle 1 1; 1 I 1 .. ij 777 . it jo v www Vw, raises the money to get the.se two .cniini hnnnilv InflPInpr S. awin. N Ffud,n ! What about that mat problem steals Bob Hope's newest picture, .: rclini) " Hnne h.irl hiT on one NBC-TV show and brought her back for a repeat this Tues day, the first time he's done this In years. One Picture "I've had it," she says. "I just wanted to be able to say 'My latest picture.' " It sounds so fancy. I never could say it be- Ever since she has been a little , . i... u u. . ... . gin, nor ammtion nas oeen to De - come a schoolteacher. She got -I.....U...1 k., ;j. ,mu snuvtuuMut-.ta UJ omuru.. , When she was 15, and living m! Dk i I ortnlnh I a hjir m.llhlr Ont hj.rit'eO t iiiiawvipii.a, tiv. ...w.... .. ..... j to the theater where her brother ! Bill was rehearsing his dance act. ! He brushed her off and told her to go home. It made her so mad. she came back to the theater that night, entered an amateur contest and won lirst prize, Not in Her Blood "U'hn e.re GKnL.hlluinovc i f.iiu aaj a ouui, uuo...v .... .. ... li r..nrl "Tl.p' classes. Then she wants to teach, preferably small children, " juSl lovc thildrcn more than money," she explains. n in Ihn ljm.lv Rrnth. n mu.-.i .u.. ... . cr Bill is a minister now. "Essentially Moral" 1 HOLLYWOOD - Col. Dean' ness, tne lormw wiuo imniii-r j and tamed "flying parson' of World War II and the Korean War. calls Hollywood citnens essen- tially moral and upright persons." universal-intemaiionai is mas- ina "RollU Itvmn " Hess's life, i ' . " . ' .. ., nixit Hudson plays ness in tne i fjm and of him Hess comments: "He s a man ol great character. A man to wnom American 'ou1 may well look for guidance and j in whom parental I rust, through ; screen portrayals, ls well placed." He admitted that Hollywood has its delinquent citizens but corn- Mahonry. rred Mac. Murray, all j,ra family men." Bermuda has had 3fi assembly- men since 1687 when il first he- came a self governing colony of Great Britain. SUCCESS for your children will depend largely on their education. Life Insurance can guarantee the money for a good education even if you should die in the meantime. MifiM -I,Uti A. Gooch-Supervisor Salem District Toltphon-Slm 3-3314 Insirfe TV You Can't Please All of the People' By EYE STARK HOLLYWOOD STARR RE- PORT: Abraham Lincoln once ihoted, sagely, that "you cant fool all of the people all of the time. Change the word "fool" to "please" and you navf the I problem faced ;by TV produc ers and TV col umnists. Producer Ed Sobol, who helped develop both George Gobel and Lawrence Welk. once remarked that "the 'public never knows what it wants until you give it to them." He also said, "The minute you try to please everybody, you're .dead." I'm with Ed. Fine fellow. Good mind. Sound thinker. ! Mv mail indicates that I am Ian idiot for protesting against j old movies on TV and-, at the isame time, a valiant defender of the faith for protesting against old mtAies on TV. II you get to, believing both side? of the ac cusation, you win j up with i psychiatrist. ! But with a ielp whatever -from a psychiatrist, I am both ; for a ad agaiast eld movies oa TV a possible indication that I am beyond psychiatric help. Old I movies are like -old beaux, It's j wonderful to see them again for 19 minutes. I can take small doses of most old movies for several definite reasons. They are a fascinating pictorial account ol the social customs and dress of their time. ; They are also a fascinating study of, for the most part, outmoded style! in writing, directing snd acting. Also hairdos Only Greta for the most purl, outmoded f!atkn tft ncAnndi lima an1 sn . ced inmorM in her own life span and this possibly be cause she is no longer working and thus has no new work to be compared to the old. Yet watch ing scenes she made as long as 25 years ago gives you the feeling that she might have made them yesterday afternoon. It could even be said that the function of all other eld movies on TV is merely to emphasize, by compari son, the genius of Garbo. B..t II.. L f l.L. ,L. - i .k.n i . k.je" . k - 0 pbp,,. 4:4!lN,w, commen- And you do neither you just , tsrv. j.,. Children s Theater. I:l sit there, mesmerised, watching a Tales of the Valiant. S: The New movie yon w.uld nt pay a BkW to ace at jviu btiiunvihwh theater if it were lust across the street aid offered air condition ing oa a hot night GETTING BACK TO Chsrlle Farrell. which is where we were yesterday, he has utterly con founded every professions! in Hollywood. With literally dozens; ! of good pilot films available, any , L ' - Ji-..w u a.- a ,. , . , , ; ione oi wnicn couia oe acveiopea into an excellent summer series 1 Inr thff valuer! "I t.nve I.ucv" re- - - - - placement spot, the sponsor set- a show wnicn, at tne moment, exists solely in the : - i . . r i I I : . It A ', minus i;i v.uaiuc raiicu aiiu ui- rector Gordon Hughes no pilot film no sprint ruA even a writ- i ten format. The suspicion is that Charlie merely invited the spon !,0r down to the Racquet Club in 'alm bpnngs, cnarmea nis earsiwltn , group of bandits. off and sold him on the spot. And in Ml UUIIIK, lie ll-M llic yin:o-t .1 . . -.. U lf . V. r . . 1 1. r . , StCTialS 40 miles behind him, 'screaming in anguish j IT'S NOW DEFINITE that Bob Hopes will do a 90 minute spectacular for NBC Juae 17; plugging his' new Paramount pic-! ture, "That Certain Feeling." I The format will be along the 'lines of "how to make a movie,"; which rings s clear bell in my; . I I. ll'.LL AHA I .. , i rnrmury. at nrus 11111 pirtisrty H.I.. VKr I.,. I k. I .r .....r .-..v. , Ifore his "Dragnet" feature went' linie rcireac. STARRDUST: Piimmindc nnA Mary and r.nri Duu I 1,'HS and Art! Linklettcr are K'lrooe bound. ,DnHini! their summer vacatir.ti a 7. ueanmT ABCt i ."Reader's Digest" film has been; dropped by its sponsor and the I series win go mm synuicauon beginning in mid-July . . . I'BS's U.rZ..,.AZ ...,,) r 1 'u11. 1 " lNew York- wl" no' bc "roppce- ' " - Jg j 956-57 season . fSr chmnvy ha, , we deserved hit Koing lor hrr jn h,.r new naf. hour fjm show, which bowed in leAtn t h A rifif -b LfhnH1llfl Unn Los AnRrlcs last week. With her babv due in September, . 1 ne S finished 26 films and won t BO Department, as administratrix nf the back into production until Oc-iette nf oi tvr. inez stevens tober. The last few lilm, of the : ""ah 'SltS "hsVIni first batch have Irer adroitly hid-1 claims aint said estate are noti rien behind some clever props, ; lied to present the same, duly verl ui ,.i nf l,r io 'led to me. at 12 Pioneer Trust hut that great voire o hers is Bulldln, Sn,pm 0rcon. within six beter than ever. . months from the date ot this notice. I Datfd this 2!Mh rtnv o( April. I OSS. SHORT SHOTS. TV writer helen stevens Anderson. S'rll. Rln.li has tvrilen a bio. Administratrix of the Estate of rrlli Him xi nas writes a dio f), Vf. INFr STs-Vens grsphy, "Out of Mv Darkness."; ri.e..scn about s man who went totally ; wil l. iams skoiui. blind when he was eight snd re-; srnj Trust Bunding, COVeren nis Slgnt rnmptrieiy i,AnrnPV, fnr Artmim-lrainx years later. William llnlden is reading it. and TV producers are , JTS (already clamoring for IL Troth to always better than flrtisa . . . TJlLZ " "1 '.7 .Vjohaae Ca7 Ma't MW daytime show CBS. which stalls May 28 . . .! Musical director the ".Mstlaee Theater" la F.ddie Tnimsa. Star f the June t show will be Mar garet Trnmaa. Ma rrlatioa Channel Chuckles By BILL KEANE "Guests aa tonight's program were flow here by Inter planetary Airlines." Gene Autrv has sold 52 al his half-hour TV films ta the BBC la Kngland, and Indication that In Kngland, and .ur British eansi thing. as ran lake any-. ITnovriehl ISM. General Features Corp.) Jackson Hole, Wyoming, once a hideout for bad men, is now a center for producing movies about bad men. KOAC, 550 k.c KOAC (Monday): :M a .The Newi and Weather- :IS Eapectallv for Women Home Extension Visits: "Facta and fallacies about canning and freezing-"; 11:00 The Concert Hall; IZ es-The New snd Weather; U: IS fM. Noon Farm Hour; lt Melixly Lane; l:J Look to th Skies; 1 :4J Broadway Melody; t:N R.pecialJv fur Women lirly Set tlement of Oreson. "Early Settle ment Alnns the Columbia": 1:3 Memory Buk of Music. 3;N Ore gon Reportrr; 3:IS Music of the M.i-ters: 4:M Join the Navv: 4:1! .-"Sf o7 J-J- Her' to Veteran; 1:00 General Extension Journal Portland state Summer Session: 1:1S Evening Farm Hour: S:0O University at Oregon; : Music That Endures: S:S Evening Meditation Wtmlnter House; 10:00 Sign Oft. KVAL TV, VIIF 13 El'GF.NE: KVAL-TV. Channel 11 Mom,! s,p- V ten: :15 It a Fun to Reduce; t-M len s:i li Fnlhcr Your Nest; l:o-Matlne Theoter with "nuhber Racketeer": IS-Modern Romances; :10-Oiies Hook; :0O Big Roundup: 11 Th New: J:S Sports; l:ta Weother; 1:00 Disneyland with "A Day in the I.lfe ot Donald Durk": S:00 The Man Called X' S:M Robert Mont- gomery with Expenses Paid U A ''L-' ornery with I -re Bowman in "All s:.i secret rue. Badee 714: l:J0-To- morrow s Headlines; l e Decem ber Bride: ll:l Special Jeaturetta with Una Merkel aeid Jan Garbor In ' Sweethearts ol the U S A." women defense workers become Involved ., , -.WirSri' ....... n ... - -.. JULIAN D. BURROUC.rta. Exec utor nf the Fstate of MARGARET M. BURROUGHS. Deceased, has filed his final account aa such In the Cir cuit Court of Marlon County. Ore eon, and said Court has flxed Tues day June 5. IRM. at I IS o'clock am., in the courtroom of aald Court aa the time and place for hearlns nb tectlnns thereto and the settlement thereof. JULIAN D. BURROUGHS. Fxecutor. Paul r Hendricks llhirn.l'. uresc 210 Oreion Building saiem. oreson A 30.M 7.1U1M NOTICE TO CREDITORS On May y ISM, MALCOLM Mac nnuii n u. h,.i ..Min.Mi ... erutor of the estate of CATHERINE SHAND. deceased, by an order of ,nt Crrul1 ''rt tor Marlon Coun- .T tied to present such cisims in due ! ,n. .ri,'l!x;c.','!"r !"w! n, ,lx ,r,nth from the date of th first publication of ihi notice, to- wit May 7. IWSS malcoi.M u...nnw 11 n A such Executor. iriMrV A M N I TH Altnni,y' (or rcuior o"1"- M7.MJI2J. - NOT TO ,.l,.I,ITOHg " notice is hereby' given that I have hern appointed by the cir. nisi i nun or me ?.iaie or urenn tnr ,h. f-ii.miv nf u.rinn Probate A 2:un M 7 14.21. NOTICE Til ROOHNfi I ONTR W TORS The Citv nf Aumsviilr invites - timatis on repairing roof of City Hall tllHe 40 x fl ft Please have estimates suhmllled hetnre June 5 ISSS. Inspection msy be made at anytime Contact I re Hl"hhereer or I Iiren Cower in Aun.svillc R Y. ftsrrni City Recorder MJl.MJt WE TAKE BETTER CARE OF YOUR TV PHONE ANYTIME e -wwe ismm. ' Servite CBt 0 A iWfc Oaily 1010 S llth f(t I Hs 0 as TELEVISION SERVICE CO. i rOSU Statesman, Salom, Ore., Mon., May 21, "58 (Sec MONDAY BROADCASTS (MNar-l Hto: Tk lUinma fcl n faltb On antra a ium aa arrM4 T iat aa4 TV uttoaa. ka kacaaM anilaM fa araaraan an raaataa wnaaaa ontanaa ua aiwifMtt ka ftiaaailaH far UM accaratf aira t MONDAY'S TELEVISION HIGHLIGHTS KPTV MONDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS 11:M a.m. NBC Matinee Theater "The Sparc Room" The tow. 1 nur tm2Q N E"R1ihI villagt tries to help her young boarder regain his belief in people. m Robert Montgomery penses Paid.'" m-niN TV MONDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS 1:M a.m. Mr. Leo Mates, Ambassador of Yugoslavia In Wash ington. D. C, will be Interviewed by Or. Frank Monk. I:M p.sa.-Studio One "The Genie of Sutton Place": a story for everyone with the heart of a child. Starring Polly Rose, William Mar shall, Jonathan Harris, Harvey Grant, and Morgan, the tad Basset Hound. M:M p.m.-" Village Idiot": Isa Miranda and Edoarda GianneDL KLO It-TV MONDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL M)i 11:M a.m.-Afternooa Film FestivaU"Danr Hall" starring Don aid Houston, Diani Dors and Bonar Colleano. Four girls go to a da net hall and meet with a series Of adventures. 7:tt p.m. TV Readers Digest "Down on the Tennessee'' starring Dick Long with Thurston HalL Francis J. McDonald and Barbara Whiting. How a 2S-year-ld Yankee manages to control a green and motley crew from Alabama on a Tennessee sternwheel river boat. 7:36 p.m. Voice of Firestone Robert Rounseville is guest soloist "My Reverie" by Larry Clinton; "Moonlight and Roses" by Lemare, Black and Moret; "Isle of May" adapted from Tchaikovsky's "D Major String Quartette," and "Full Moon and Empty Arms" adapted from Rachmaninoff s Piano Concerto No." 2. - MONDAY'S TELEVISION , KPTV. t'HF 17; KOIN-TV. VHF I; KLOK. 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