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Tito Visits Russia , Small Crowd At Guernsey alms' Here nV a:. --m i litL ER trie m day, ;sures Russians MOSCOW-Marshal Tito, president of Yugoslavia, addresses hit fj ioviet hosts witttin Kievsky railroad station following nta arrival mr aturday in Moscow. I no said: I am suro thtre never again will Do misunderstanding among ma arte naliom of the Socialist (Communist) camo." AP Wireohoto). lay J Cake 'Marches' in Annual Pet Parade i .- -t , .-i, j ( ." W V .., f;" ' ft 4 ' I l-iV. V," ' " 1 4 if Avfe r(7 -. V. I ""1 : V " " ";' i 'V' r '.' - "- l I f i ' ' 1 4" . , ; .1 i. A NEW YORK-Tousle-headed after Dies HOllYWOOD - Je,n Hersholt, noted an all-nighr plane rido from Hoi- Danish actor, died hero Saturday after lywood, Marilyn Monroe smiles in car at Idle- a long illness. This picture was made at his wild Airport Saturday as she arrived for a last public appearance May 16 when he was rest before going on to London to make new tendered a huge testimonial dinner by the movie with Sir Laurence Olivier. (AP Wire- By IIUJE L. MADSEN Farm Editor. The Slatema Perfect weather Saturttov for the annual Willamette Valley Guernsey show brought out a small ringside al the State Fair (rounds where 55 head of the valley's best of breed were par aded before Judge Floyd Wolherg. Wolberg is professor of dairy hus bandry at Oregon State College and also training judge. Working as associate judge Saturday was Solon Spencer. Grcsham. a soph- j omore in animal husbandry at the . college. ..With many of the youngsters in (he strawberry fields, both the 4-H and Future Farmer showings were small. In the FFA division R. David Mulkey, of Eugene, was champion showman and Dclbert Erb of Jefferson showed the top ! cow. Strong Competition Competition was stronger in the 4-H showmanship groups ith Larry Penrose. Tiqard. no strang er to the Salem showmanship rings, winning the top spot. He placed first in the senior division and won over Fonmc Lester, t'or vallis. junior show man. Seven boys and girls competed in the contest. Brownies' Farm Connie, shown by Buford Brown, was senior champion, going on to take the grand championship over Genivive My Lady, the junior champion shown hv Geor;e Forsman of Ti- Junction flly Entry The elder bull also went on to grand champion, a large two-year-old. Prairie Blum Secret Flash, owned by C V Bond & Son of Junction City. He had placed f.rst over Farwest Komulous. shown hy Buford and (Jrville Brown Junior champion was Western Oak .Jiss, owned and shown hy H 0 May nard of McMinnville, a yearling, which had won over an entry by Lester Krb. The Browns showed the best get-of-sirc. in the gel of flavor Knights l.oren. while produce of Francine at Vaquina Acres, own ed by Julia Lester, was rated tops in Produce of Dam Guernsey Offirlnl Elmer Meadows. Western lield man for the national Guernsey Club, was present to assist throughout the show, and clerks were Ted Ilobart and Urn Newell. First place winners were I'our II club classes lunior heller ea'f. Julia Lester, senior Jtcifer raH-. Bonnie Lester, junior 'earhne. George Foreenuin. senior yearlinu. George Forccmaii: cow in milk. Larry Penrosr; tfianipiim fe male. Larry Penrose on Pen Acres Sparkle Open Class: Junior heifer. ('. V Bond ft Son of Junrt imi City . sen ior heifer. Orville Brown: junior yearling heller. George Force man: senior yearling heifer. Susan Brown; two-year-old cow. Clifford Maynard. three-year-old cow. I!u ford Brown; four year old cow. Buford Brown. Fie-ye;:r-eld cow. Larry Penrose " Junior and senior bull calf. Or ville Brown; yearling bull. H. C. Maynard: hulK two years and over, C. W. Bond & Son. Three best lemales bred by ex hibitor, Buford and Orville Brown. ''u 'its! rsnn; 1 M r :' " ' fU' ' v js- A , ... -i " .'.,-,,--:. . t , . ..) . " ' . .... N l - '.'JuUJk t ' . - - '. Statesman, Salem, OreM Sun., June 3, '58 (Sec. IV)-) SUNDAY'S BROADCASTS Bunnrr uD entry in Ihe Silverton Pet Parade Satarday wai this one bj the Ehrla Almolst' cMldres). (art Al:n(uist is marching at the left, with Marilyn barely discernible ia the tenter M the cake aaf Arlene pushing the cart which carries the cake. The parade was started la 1911 by the late Dr. A. J. MrCanncl. then commander of Delbert Rrrves Past at Ihe American Leflaa. His assistant then was I rank Powell, chairman of thr parade this year. International Float Wins At Silverton's Pet Parade KVAL TV, VIIF 13 irilWl Mtt: Th ttatmun tvklhlw ft tw httJl Cn amvruH umr u pntM T nw u4 tv ( nnw nftCM J tk pratntnu art tnjrr aMkwH nMttirsnMa tlun n iw mmmtt k imaaacikM lr Ik arao kmM I SUNDAY'S TELEVISION HIGHLIGHTS 1PTV 8UXDATTI HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL V): 12:N mi Wide. Wide World takes viewer ea a 10-minute tow of the entire length ef the devekyuif St. Lawrence waterway from Ouluth to tha Atlantic Ocean. i;N a.nn. Meet tha Preaa will present Victor HieaeL cntsadlac labor columnist who loat his tight at the result of acid burns received ta a criminal attack. I:M auns. - TV Playhouse, starrinj Judith Evelya and Cathkea Nesbitt ia "Primary Colors'' a teacher feels a student haa ton great art talent to be wasted, and insists ia giving him needed instructions in spitt of parental opposition. , KOIN-TV SVNDAVS HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL I); M:M s.an-Adventure--wiIl take viewers through the villages of ' Northera Africa to hear the ethnie musk that accompanies lite there. S:M .nn. Armchair Theatre -"Greea Promise, with Waits , Brennaa. Robert Paige, Marguerite. Chapman, and Nataba Wood. A (armer acta like a tyrant to his motherless children. 4:M jsw Telephone Time presents the story of Heinrlch Schtte maim. "The Mail Who Believed ta Fairy Tales." and consequently discovered the ruins of ancient Troy. I;te njsw C.E. Theater "O'Hoolihan and the Leprechaun" wKh. Anne Jackson, Roddy McDoweB- end E. G. Marshall. :L- 1:M jsw-Flrst Run Theatre"Earfle Squadron": with Robert Stack, Joe Hall. Eddie Albert, Evelyn Ankers. KLOR TV HIGHLIGHTS FOR SINDAY (CHANNEL U): 1:IS a.nu How Christian Science Heals "The Rewards from Christianity.' 2:M pass. Imperial Theatre "Magnificent Melody," starring Pierre Cressoy and Carta Del Poggio. The story depicts the struggle of a young composer in the midst of financial difficulties. I:M p.m. Famous Film Festival "Tight Little Island," starring Basil Radford, Joan Greenwood, Catherine Lacey and Bruce Setoo. A hilarious comedy in which the inhabitants of small Scottish Island find themselves ia predicament when the island runs 'dry' of whiskey.' lis p.ns. Coronet Theatre "The Senator Was-Indiscreet," star ring William Powell with Ella Raines and Peter Und Hayes. A comedy drama of political pandemonium. SUNDAY'S TELEVISION KPTV, VHP 17; KOLN-TV, VHF I: KLOft. VHT U motion picture industry. (AP Wirephoto). photo) en. iiw mm i wii i in i ii iu.i.ui i m m n i i m in m uhiiiii mmrmmmtmmmm i i mi ammmmmmmmmmm IK 3 i P J0 a fro I 11 111 11 ", Mrs. Otj 76, Succumbs Mrs. Ma Otjen. 5505 Silvertnn Rd.. a Inng-time resident nf Mar I ion county, died Saturday at her thonie. She was 7fi. j Mrs Otjen was bnrn at .le'fer- son, Ore . March 23. 1RWI, She married Aliens! II 01 un In l'KMl land the couple licd in the Central i Howell district fur ahmit l.i vears, then moved to the Middle Grove area With the exiciitinn ol a few years spent near Waco, Tex . Mrs Otjen lived all her life in Marion County. Survivors inilnde her husliand: a daughter, Mrs. Vere 0. Has.xctl, salem; two hrothers. Henry Fenske, Sandy. Ore . and Jake Penske, Canny. Ore.; and a' grand son, Donald W. Basselt, Salem Announcement ol services uill be made later by (Touch Bat rick funeral home. cTrrseri Ifillc Pilnt GRANTS PASS- Ore.-Jack Stout, 34, Seattle, died in the wreckage UraSn rIIIS rilOT of fhij two.p,ce p,n, wr,ich cracked up in a farmer's field 5 I 5 miles south of here late Friday. His 11 -year-old nephew, Tom Taylor, Bremerton, Wash., " 'suffered critical head injuries. (AP Wirephoto). ( a pla 7 Mil k lov Ci ni Ovlofrtim, U.I. WUfHfa vUKiAV far Diivtime atnda ' an fturst show HiuH UptttAum lupflxi Dnin in KlrtrtkAact NJW YORK-Rain is forecast Sunday in New ifngland, in Kain In IXOrinweSI plrt, of fhf WMt,rn u( uppel. Mississippi Valley, the Plains and tha north Pacific Coast. It will be warmer in Great Lakes area, the Ohio, Ten- nee and Mississippi Valleys and M.icl.dla Atlantic states. (AP Wirephoto). . . , Anni versa rv Dinner Todav Dr and Mrs Charles Durden. former residents uf Salmi, will he honored with a dinner on ilieir 4fltli wedding anniversary toddy al the C. H. Ostrin home. i.yi ('heme kela SI Or Durden. who olfictatcs at Calvary Raptist Church servile this nioining. was pastor ol the church for several year? He led Salem in 1947 to beceme field rep r.-scntalive (or. Ihe Oregon Baptivt Coinenlion The Durdens now result at Tide water near WaMport. Ore The wedding anniversarv dinner , today was arranged by 2" iTienv .hers e( the Calvary r.ptist on 'grcgalinn ' Junior Gals Suf lhall I'lanned at Woodlmni HUteMliuii NoHt Srrl(f WOODBL'RN" -Potential mem hers of the junior (iirl'j Soft hall League met for the first time Saturday afternoon at Wash ington School for a workout with ! coach William Zyp. Girls include those in Ue 7th. 1 8th, and first year high school ' next vear. The nftieia! organizational Will he held Saturday at 4 p.m st Washington School, when, if-the turnout is great enough, teams in the league will he organized and placed assigned. - Slalrsman News 8Tkf SII.VKI1TON - An international theme gave four youngsters the sweepstakes prize al the annual Silverton Pet Parade held Satur day. This float won over a close runner-up. a huge birthday cake float, depicting the 25lh annivers ary of the Silverton Pet Parade, sponsored each year by the Atner Sean Legion, assisted by the Legion Auxiliary. Taking part were 489 children, each ol whom were later guests at the Palace Theater at a malinee Saturday. An estimated crowd of efcjM- to a.uoo uned the streets from thr Cnolidge S.- McClaine Park, where the parade slarted. through the business district, to the Kugene Field school grounds whwe U was rii -handed i Through Town Frank Powell, who was assisted With the parade wee it inception, was chairman of the Saturday ccnl Members of the Legion marshaled the youngster through the downtown streets, with Chief of Police I! Ii Main, leading the parade, and other officers direct um traffic. In Ihe w inning float were Richard and Sheila Bergerson, son and daughter of the LaVern Berger sons. and Linda and Janet Weiss, daughters of the Nick Weisses. The four children, dressed to represent the I'niled States, Mexico. India and China, were riding in a float with a large world globe at their feel Three of the LTvin Almquist chil dren. Marilyn. Carl and Arlrne were in charge of the runner-up float. Jjdges of the grand pri.e were the llev (' J. Cording. Miss Han nah Olson and Jack Mclcalf. Top Winners First place prize winners in the parade were: Kntries other than pots largest and best organized group. Waldo Hills' Citizen's Rand ol l!i?L' Doll buggies. Diane Wil liams Best stunt, liohin Mood and his men deputed by Harry'Turner, Jimmy Wright, George Morrow, Damon Hrielit. and David Smed steil Best tricycle ridden hy boy, Kirk and Kevin llartman. by girl, Death Claims Carl N. Moen si.it .ni.tii New. KTvirf SILYKHTON-Carl . Moen. a resident of Silverton for the past HI vears. died at the home of his brother, die Moen, Friday night. II- was fi.l Moen was born Aug 21. J8!)0. in Norlh Dakota Survivors include his widow, Minnie, five children. Charles of Hiintinglnn Park. I'alif : Donald. SiiVevtun Kniesi Kellogg. Idaho. M r - Dm is Him g. ( Hhassi tt, Minn . and Mr.- (loldie Adovik, Portland: two hrnthrrv Ole M"on. Siherton and Marcus Moen t'hte.ngn. Ill . three sisters, Mr ' l ira Ihlanil drand Korks. N I' . M.nha Sponstriuii. St Paul. Minn and Mrs Hilda Nel sun. Minneapolis. Minn Announcement of services will be made later hy the I'.kman Fu neral Hume Sue Ann Nelson Best decorated bicycle, ridden by girl over 10, . Mary Ann Olson; boy over 10, Mar- vin Sather: boy under 19, Tom' VanCleave; girl under 19. Karen! Kinonen. Best original costume, boy. Davey Crockett; girl,, Tresha Leonard. Best costumed couple, Wayne and Sharon Krosig. Most freckles, girl, Susan Taylor; hoy. Hichard Alexander. Reddest hair, boy, Jimmy Engemann; girl, Su san Ann Berry. ' Prt Division Children with pets: Best dressed pet. shown by Darell Paulson; best sheep entry, paraded by Donna Church; goat, lfrha Charptlloi; horseback riders. Pinehill Trail Riders; smallest pet. tboyl, Mi chael Wentwnrth; smallest pet girl', Doris Vestal; smallest ani mal; Biff Nelson; chickens, Larry Fisher; fowls other than chickens, Gail Vaughn, Bonnie Rue,. Larry Rue and Dardra Kelm, tying; larg"- cst pet other than horse, shown by hoy, Henry Sieridan; by girl. Don na Church. Best dog shown by boy, Randy Lowery; by girl, Die Wertz. Best cat shown by boy, Jerrie and Al Rogers; by girl, Carold Went worth; best rabbit shown by boy, Steven Kelly ; by girl, Mickic Weinechki. Telephone Time lh fii--W( rfranw'i r JOHN NfSSTT "Th. Man Who Believed in Fairy Tales" riC.KNI: KVAL-TV. 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