hiide TV
New Nervousness
lagues Giveaway
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(Today1! (uri rotumnlali are
Hal March, emcee-host of "The
SA4.0M Queatloit," and M I i I
Kranrea e( the Ding Dong School
program. Miti Slarr ii currently
or vacation.)
By HAL MARCH
HOLLYWOOD I have been
skcd to prepare, for the purpose
nf general public edification, a
short treatise on a itibjcct close
In my heart and to yours. If, at
the outset of such a serious task,
I may be permitted a small
pleasf-try, I might say tho sub
ject is close to my nerves and to
yours, for it is no other than
Neuro TV? Tremens" or how
v.e may best conquer the palpita
tions, heightened pulse, cold per
spiration and similar hypertension
ivmpioms which afflict some 100
per cent of those faced simul
taneously by a TV camera and the !
prospect of proffering the correct
answer to a query and thereby
garnering a measure of additional
personal security in the form of
money.
I approach this task with a deep
understanding of its importance to
people everywhere, and therefore
will make no effort to prescribe
a general panacea, for indeed
none exists. I am no charlatan
medicine man hawking a cruet of
cure-all elixir. Nor have I reached
that scientific pinnacle from which
I have been able to produce a
pill, pellet, capsule or vaccine
guaranteed to immuniie a con
testant against "Neuro TV? Tre
mens," a disease apparently un
heeded by epidemiologists. It is
with some hope of halting or even
abating this virtual epidemic,
spreading from channel to
channel, that I offer what little
help I can.
ren feel much as all of us do, dis
appointed when we see the same
program repeated. Consequently,
we have avoided doing this in
order to keep good faith with
them.
Television brings Into the borne
many things which could not get ., j. r.ulehen.
there In any other way. For ex- l-ate resident of 157 n
Salem
Obituaries
Gist Irwin
Late resident of 41 IS Gary St., at a
Inril hospnal. July lrd. at the ate of
74 yeara. Member ol the free Meth.
odlit rhurrh. Survived by brother,
Calvin Lllhttnol ol Salem. Roy I.lfht
Irvot. alio ol Salem. Herbert Li rill not
of San Franriaco, Calif. Sitter: Mrs.
Maude Rtngn, Salem: Mn. Minnie
Robs, alio of Salem. Several niecea
alto survive. Services will be held In
the Howell. Edward Chapel Wednes.
dav. July 15, at J 00 p m. Rev. M. C.
Miller will officiate. Concluding aerv
irei will be held at Gervin Pioneer
Cemetery.
Winter St..
ample. I.le.ted musician, playing j" "?' "TIE
Portland 3Iarkcts
Portland Produce
PORTLAND un Butterfat
Tentative, subject t o immediate
change Premium quality, deliv
ered in Portland, 60-63 lb: first
quality 57-60; second quality 52-55.
Butter Wholesale, fob. bulk
cubes to wholesalers Grade AA,
Portland I.iveMock
PORTLAND tl'SDAl Cattle
salable 2.250; holdovers 300; mar
ket uneven; fed steers and heifers
New-York Closing Stocks
Reported by
Merrill Lrorh. Pierce Tenner and Beano
Admiral Cor
Al Chem At
Allied Stra
AMU Cham
Alcoa
cattle , Aluminum Ltd
lower i Am Airlines
active, 25 higher: other
slow nnpvpnlv atenrtv-U)
with buyers very selective; liberal , 72 CvJ
portion grass cows still unsold; two Am Motors
individually or la groups have
Channel Chuckles
By nil Keane
lem; brother. Lee C
Denver. Colo. Private serv
held Tueidav. July 2.1. at 10 00 am
in the chapel of the Clnuih-Barrtrlc
funeral home. Dr. Paul N. Poling
will officiate. Please omit flowers.
- - ' i i -L-.- . . . . ; Am Nil s or
93 score. 59'i: A grade. 92 score, , "an "verago-nign cnotce whm.mi ; Am' t a t ".
58'j; B grade 90 score 57; C grade10 fpd 24 00: choice: Am Tobacco
so loads 23.00-65: good steers 21.50-! Am Vi.co.e
c-t t m t n 22 5": standard steers mostly n.50-joPP"
singles. 41-46 lb; Oregon Mb loaf, h(.lfcr, 22.00-25 00: scattered load ft' To"
43 ,"50- , J mostly good heifers 20.00-21 25; 1 """
Kggs-To wnoiesaicrs-t. anoiea PW standard heifers 16.OO-19 0O
f o b. Portland. A large,. 50-51; A
Alice L. Aaplnwall
IMt resident of Route I, Box SIS,
Salem, at a local hospital, July 21.
Survived by aon. Hubert Aaplnwall,
.Salem; a dauihter, Mn. Lila Wil
liama, Seattle; sisters, M. Sadie
I.lovd, Hot Sprint. Ask.; Mn. Opal
Bimham. Hot Rprlnsi, Ark; Mra.
Lettle C.ardner, Clifton. Colo.', Mra.
Flora Wllkenson, Whlttlrr, Calif.;
Mra. Klsle Kline, Lennra. Kan.; broth
ers, Frank Scott, Butler, Mo; Work
man Scott, Rapid City, S. ,D ; Clar
ence Scott, Moreland, Kan. Funeral
services will be held Tuesday, July
24, al 1:30 p in. in the Chapel nf the
Clotigh-Barrlck funeral home. Inter
ment will be at Bclcrett Memorial
Park.
Lnuicn.m medium, 46-4B'; a small, zs-su'.
rvlres will be ' ...
Eggs 10 retailers uraoe a a,
large, 55-57; A large, 52-53: AA
medium, 48-51; A medium, 48-50;
A small, 31-32. Cartons, no change
to 3 cents additional.
Eggs To consumers AA large,
60-65; A large, 57-62; AA medium,
54-59; A medium, 53-58; A small,
36-41.
Live poultry No. 1 quality,
f o b, Portland Fryers, 2'n-f lbs,
2.1-24; at farm, 22-23'; light hens,
15 at farm; heavy hens, 17 at the
farm; old roosters, 11-12.
Turkevs To producers Live-
Kierett Halley
Lale resident of 171 Red Hill Dr.
at a local hospital July 21st at tho
age of 63 years Survived by sisters,
Mrs. Ruhy Endres of Salem. Mrs.
Mary- Ballev also of Salem and Mrs.
Bendlx Avia
few utility heifers 10.00-14.50; can- g'
ner and cutter cows mostly 6 50-', Boemit Air .
8.50: some mixed cutter and low Borden m,
utility beef type cows 9.00-50; ' "Zlru"n " IV'
shells down to 5 00; few utility Burro Adding "ZZ! 44a
cows 10.00-11.00: heavy commer-l c
rial pnaii 1 1 VI uiltk few vniino CHf Pack 47
cows 12.50-13.00: utility bulls 13.50-!cInPpac By
14 00. few heavy bulls to 15.00. ' -
Calves salable 350: market very , cJiTw.e '".ZZ
slow, , 1.00-2 00 .lower; good-choice 1 Ceiotex .!!!'.
vealers 16 00 - 18.00; commercial :r.,"'jr,r,dI,
1 0 on 1 c on Cnes St O Ry
13 00-15 00. 1 ; ! chi M A S( P
Hogs salable . 700; butchers " w v
sleaoy-wenk; sows fully steady:
sorted U.S. No.' 1-2 butchers 180
235 lbs 19D0-2.-; mixed U.S. No.
'Fllntknte
rp 7't Ford Motor
Dvs - 111'. I O
.i. SosB : Gen Dynamics ....
9S C.en Flee
IJ4'i C.en Foods
MPs C.en Motor!
Us, lc.m Tire
, 44 Ceo Pac Ply
, 74, ; Gillette
, a, 'Cliddcn
SO", Goodrich
1S4 iGoodvear J...
7i, Grace WR
57', Crt No Rv
7i, 1 Grt West Su
Al Grevhound
11. ; GUlf OH
161 I H
51; Homestake M
I
Int Harvest
lnt Nickel
Int Paper
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Johns-Mans
Jones A M St I
Jonea & M SU ....
17", ; Phelpa-Dode ',
SS1, ' Philco Corp lis,
I Phil Moma 4S
7', ! Phil Petrol Ms:
Pillshury SS't
Proe A Gam SO',
Put Sd P at L 5S-,
Pure Oil 't
Slatcsman. Salem. Orf ., Tun., July 24, '50 (Sec 1)4 ;
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Grain Prices
Take Dive
CHICAGO Heavy receipts
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- 10's
lbs, 15-18; colored pelts 4 cents
less: old does, 10-12, few higher
"I was run aver by the Isola
tion booth."
Chloe Mi Brlde of Sllverton. Ore. Prci. Liu fr..r. In rnlaiUr. ..
of Mt. Vernon, ' ...-- . . '"' -
Broiher Fred Hailev
Missouri, Frank H"Hey of Washburn
N. Uak., F.arl Halley of laenma.
W.mh , Jne Hailev of Salem and Johh
Hfllrv of BurMnrton. Wash. Services
will fie held In the Howell-Edwards
Chapel Wednesday, July 15. at 1 SO
pm. Concluding services at Bell Paa
si Cemetery at Woodburn. Ore.
Chi R Is By M,
Chrysler S4,
titles Serv 70',
Cllnisx Moly 73
r-i..., ti-.
1-3 18.25-75; No. 3 grades 18.00-25 Cora Cola Tn,:
with few down to 17.75; butchers Colgate . ss'i
::::
4S
12,
saJ4
.. S4,
...i 33
weight fryers, 27-28; young turkey
hpn liviu'ei0hf . 9S- evisrprnlerl ica i-e Antnen. ....:ui. m i Com Credit
... "- im-iij iua it ,inr-io..iu, nriKius w" Comw Fdlson
young hens, 38. 270 lbs mostly No. 2-3 grades 16 50-! cons Edison ....
Rabbits Average to growers 18.25; sows 3OO-5O0 lbs mostly 16.00 ""!.""
Live white, S4-4'i lbs. 20-23 ; 5-6 'with weights under 300 lbs. 16.50. ! ront on
given children Information
Annie Hyslrr
In this ciiv, Julr loth Ijte reil-
dent of iSSS S ll'h. Mother of Mrs.
I John Church and Mrs. Oscar Phillips. I
and both of salem: Kenneth Hvsler of
l . , . ... roruana, urr. aisier hi n.nrni i - m -
sinorrsinu.n .1 m i c inai ,rwood of &,tm ,n Norman Isher-
: neither the home nor the school , wood of Yuna city. Calif., and Mrs
! rould enntrlhute la suck aa enter. Phylis Tucker of Salem. Services will
N.l.l.. ...r k.inll , e he'd Tuesday. July
I think II best. In order to make
maximum use of the wordage al
lotted me, la outline those charac
teristics most noticeably lacking
in 100 per cent at the nervous
contestants who have eome before
me on "The $64,000 Question" and
therelore those rharaeteriaties
most apt to produce a calm con
testant, impervious to "Neuro TV?
Tremens." Brothers In science
everywhere will reeognlie my ap-,tud(1 and acjventure of a lifetime;"'0'
proarn as tne reouruo ao revrrae. , rjRht jn,n ,he yKing room
or now 10 ream n ronriuaivn oj
in M
ng and helpful way. ! , tn, B,r chaoel of 'the W. T.
Children can be comfortable Rudon Co condudma services win
when viewinff television This rom- ,h c"v Vww Cemetery. Rev.
wnen viewing television, inis com Boont L white will officiate.
fort in dress as well as sitting on
the sofa, soft chair or floor con- knute T. Tuva
tributes, generously to the interest Late resident of Rt. s. Salem, at a
and attitude toward music. Also, lo-1 hospital, July list. Survived I by
. , . . , , ,'iife, Mrs. Ensrld Tuve of Salem.
Children and parents can watch sons. Richard TuveofSalem: Thom
as Tuve nf San Francisco, Calif.
t reat-srandsons lalso survive. Serv
ices will be held Thursday. July la.
at 100 pm. tn the Vlrail T. Golden
Chapel. Interment, City View Cem-
58; cut up, 60-63
Wholesale Dressed Meats
Beef carcasses Steers, choice, I
500-700 lbs, 37 00-39.00: good, 36.00
38.00; standard, 32.00-36 00: com
mercial cows, 24.00-29.00; utility,
2.00-22.00.
Beef cuts 'choice steers Hind
quarters. 47 00-52 00; rounds
43 00-46.00; full loins, trimmed,
3000: chucks, 31.00-34.00: ribs,
lhs. 500-53.00; shoulders. 16 lbs,
31.00-33.00; spareribs, 43 00-46 00;
fresh hams, 12-14 lbs, 51.00-53.00.
Sheen salahle 2.500; ' snrinff Crane Co
slaughter lambs mostly 50 lower; jcurtis" Wr" ".'
few specialty sales steady early; d
other classes steartj: good-chnicc J'J"'Mtr0
85-105 lb mixed slaughter lambs roui Air .Z
18 00-20 00 with one dock choice '" chem
with an end .of prime 20.50: fewiDu p d N -
old crop lambs and yearlines East Air Li
most v oood V VI. 11 50- oond. ' " Kodak
choice spring feeder lambs 15.00
50; part deck choice Eastern Ore.
spring feeders 16 50: cull-good
shorn slaughter ewes 2 00-4.00.
Fl Paso Gat
Emer Radio
Ex Cello .
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Falrchlld
Portland Grain
TORTLAND Coarse grains,
bulk.
Kaiser Alum ......
Kennecott
Kern Land
L
L'hhy McN
Lies Mvera
I.OF Glass
tiikheed Air
l.oew's Inc
l.oni Bell A
l.orlllard
M
Masnavox
Marsh Field
MAM Wood
Merck ft Co
Mont. Chem
Mont Ward
Motorola
N
Nail Biscuit
Nstl Cash Reg
Natl Dairy
Natl Diatill
i Natl Gvpsum
: Natl Lead
! Natl Supply
I NY Central
No Am Aeia
! No Par Rv
NW Airlines
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Olln Math
Otis Elev
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Pahco
i Pac G At El
j Pac TAT
; Pan Am Air .......
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Royal Dutch .
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Safewav Stra ....
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SI L A SF Rv ....
St Resia Paper ..
Schenlev Ind
Scott Paper
Sears Roa ... ,
S iell Oil
Sinclair Oil .:
Skelly OH
Soconv-Moh ... SO
Sou Cal Fdl fC
Sou Pac Ry 5"F'
Sou Rv 4S,
Sperrv Rand 14a
S;d Branda
Sid Oil Cal 97',
Sid Oil Ind SI',
'd Oil NJ t. SO',
Slude-Pack 7',
Sunrav Oil is1,
Sunshine M S't ,
Swift Ar Co 40. 1
Sylvania El : 52', ;
T
Texas Co 7, ,
Tevas Gulf M I
. 4", i Textron ..... xc, ;
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45', iTransam 39',
i Trans Wo Air H',
1R, Twfn Cen Fox . ..14',
lint's V
. 4S4;t'nlon Carb 10",
. 15', t'nlon Oil 7",
S7 Vnion Pac By 17I",
111 : I'm Aircraft 71',
. 79', t'ni Air Lines S9',
. SU', t'nl Corp
. SS', t'nl Fruit SO',
. 42 it'S Plywood SO',
IS', VS Rubber M',
V8 Steel . . !',
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4S .Warner Pie .... , 17'a
Wash Water P ..... .17',
. 41 West Air Br . M',
Sl, Western Air 15',
140', Western Elec . S4
. 10 , Western Union IS',
. SS, Woolworth 4S,
. 14", Z
. U', I Zenith 10S
growing weather were behind' a
drop in grain prices on the Board
of Trade Monday. Dealings were
active.
Soybeans dropped the most. But
July corn also was very weak.
gl i ni mm wnrai ii piett-u iiir ii rnu,
47 ' but it never could get ahead in
JJ's view of weakness in other grains.
Wheat closed 14 to 1 cent lower.
lV3's lower, oats
cents lower
er and lard
.- ' 32 to 40 cents a
lower,
- JJi lower, rye ll to 2
I ssJ j soybeans 5l4-7 lowe
(Ihicppo Livcstork
Chicago Grain
CHICAGO (AP) Grata:
Open Ckxs
WHEAT
September 1 IS',-4, t.ts,.i','
December 1 lti,. lit',.,-.
March 111',-", SIOVH- -
May 11S-H', SI7t
' CORM
Septtmber 1.4R-4S', l.t$',.','
i December MTV. '
J March l t,.',
May 144 1 41, '
I OATS
eptemher .13", .ll't-'t
I December .7J',-', .74a-"t '
I March ,1S-7' -74',-tt '
May .7 .74 , ,
I RYE -
i Septeinher I .IS',.', 1 M',- ;
Decemher ttl',-", i..14 lS.
(March 1.43', 141
(May 144 t 42VI , '.
SOYBEANS
September 1 4S,-47 1 4S-4D',
Sfcyember : 41- II", 1 3S it ' ,
January . 144", 1M',-4I
March 147", I41HI
May 14' 1 4-a
CHICAC.O 1API (t'SDAI Hon ,
7..VHI. strong to mostly 25 hl
ail hoes: hulk No. 1 and 1
lb butchers III 50-la 75: top 17 00; few I . n
lots 170-IW1 lb. 13 (XI-U 15; sows IJ.OO- (.lllrMirO Hlltlf r-L2C9
Cattle IS 00: calves 400; steers SO to j puirirniaov ).. ..., t.
I 50 hlher; heifers 50 to 1 00 hlfhert ! C- ihlS ... ui TllH,.
cows steady to 15 Iniher: bulls ,? h,""," 's,lT"i.nA P rlT se it
stroiu: vealers steady; stockers and C"".' Si w ai mTso- k S S?v
feeiiri s strong; two loads high prime J-?; i J? "J s . '
I.H0-1.2:tO lb steers W Stl: several : "i"!- . WJIB.M t
loada nnm. -js (rt.M Ml: hulk rhoir. ' r ss si.aay 10 iirm: wnoiea.sie sell.
and prime IS 50-15 IS: most good
steers 10..10-ri25: choice to prima
heifers 11 50-1X75: utility and com
merctal cows 10 73-13 00; cannera and
cutters .9 00-11.50; utility and com
mercial bulla 14M-1S50: good and
choice vealers 20 00-13 M: good to
mostly choice 40 -C 50 Ih, stockers and
stock steer ralves 17 00-10 no.
Sheep 1.500; steady; good to prime
ling prices unchanged: ao-ss S pr '
cent A 4.1-44',; extra mediums 37 00) r t
aianaaroa j3s-.ie; rnecxa a-.a-JU'l.
Chicago Onions
Nov. fold I
soring lambs SU-S4 lb JOnn-J.150: cull : Nov. tnewl
( In low good springs 18 00.is.oo. ghorn January
! alaughter ewes 3 50-1 00. February
CHICAGO (API Onlona;
open man. low Close
IS7 If) 1ST 117
100 sm im iri
1 IS ICS t.lS 1.14
IM IM I3S m
Storks and Bonds
Complied oy The Aaaoeiateg Press
programs together and this be
comes the basis for many discus
sions that follow.
Television brings all the magni-
July 11
1"i.rlav shinment hulk coast M.n
Veal and cahcr-CIood-choice, ; dclivcrv. . ' . 10 is to
all weights. 30.00-38 00; commer-! 0ats, No 7, 38 lb white 57 50 ""I
cal, 26.00-33 00.- Barey Nn j 45 ,b B.w 47 5o.4g.00 '0,ndr,hnfe -Cjh Um uch,
jpi uiK lanio cnoice ano prime. . t.orn, !a.z, t-1 snipmem Vl.UO Prev. day IM S
44-45 lbs. 41.00-44.00; good. 38 00-! Wheat (bid", to arrive market, 1 -"
4100. i basis No.l bulk, delivered coast: iv.."r "S
Markets at Glance
C0l
FARMERS
INSURANCE GROUP
, 1 .
proceeding backwards. a
And so, without further ado, here
Is a list of major characteristics
our nervous contestants did NOT
have;
1 'nt a single contestant has
ever appeared under the spell of Lewi (loillttV Notes
merciful hypnosis. .i , n
2. Not one contestant has been 1 "ree UtHPS pi 1 OilO
bolstered by the practice of Yoga.
.3. No contestant has been equip
ped with X - ray vision strong
enough tn penetrate a bank vault.
4. Not a single contestant is ever
certain he or she knows all there
Is to know about a given subject.
5. No one contestant has ever
therefore may be used by teach- Lo"i;rH to Vie at
information and help.
If opvight w.vt.
t General Features Corp. I
f HKHALIS, Wash. - Three
polio cases have been reported in
Lewis County, Morris .Chelsky
Lakevicw Roundup
t.AKKVIKW Liimheriacks ''"m
will have their (lay at the Lake
view Roundup this year.
The Roundup, to be held over
the Labor Day weekend, will add
chopping, hand bucking and power
sawing events to the usual features.
county health officer announced CAR STRIPPED BV BEAR
Monday. I ROCKY MOl'NTALN HOl'SK.
cozy comfort nf the scrutiny of
millions of viewers.
They are the first cases since I Alia. 1 This bear must just ; nn5ei g. 75.7,00,
me inoi uimion program Degan naie auuimooiies. nirs ,irain.vm Havs New
stricken did not receive Salk vac-; car's fenders broken, chrome !
cine, but the third a 10-year-old , ripped off, bumpers and license :
Wool Nominal clean basis,
blood, 1. 00-05 ; 3s blood. 1. 03-08; '7
blood, 1 12-18: fine. 1.17-23.
Country-dressed Meats, f.o.n.
Portland:
Beef Cows, utility, 22-25 lb;
cutlers. 19-20.
Veal Top quality, lightweight,
2fi-"3 : rnush heavies, 18-33.
Huff' Best lijht blockers, 2S-27:
iCht sows, 18-22.
Lnmbs Top grade springers,
3S-3S;. good yearlings, 25-30.
Mutton Lightweight ewes and
wethers, 10-12.
Fresh Produce
Onions Calif. Whites, 50 lg sks,
6 00-50; Wash. Yellows, No. 1A,
6.00-50; No. 2, 4.00-50.
Potatoes Ore. Boardmans, 8.75
7.25; local Reds, 20 lb lugs, 1.75
2 00: Wash. Reds, 8.00-50; White
Soft White
Soft White (excluding Rex)
White Club .
Hard Red Winter:
Ordinary ..
10 per cent
11 per cent .
12 per cent
Monday's car receipts:
2.09 l5 High
1H30 I.OW
2.091
1055 High
2.09 1BJ3 Low
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STOCK AVERARFS
30
IM. barley loo. flour 18, corn 20,
oats 2, mill feed 9.
.. 2 09
... 2.09
. 2.09 Net change
2 09 Monday .
.... ', ' Prev. dav .,
"beat w,,k
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Markets at a glance
NEW YORK (API Stocks: Mixed:
rails higher.
Bonds: Higher; rails Si Industrials
llrmer.
Cotton- Qiilet, changes narrow.
, CHICAGO:
Wheat Easy; down with other
grains.
Corn Verv weak: aid eron does
J' most.
M I Oats Very weak; big cash grain
U J recelpta.
S3 7 Sovbeana Vere weak: aobd eroD
outlook.
Hoga Strong to I rents up; top
117.00
rattle Steers 50 rents to II 50
higher: top S2 50.
S4 S
S4 S
SS 5
S4.0
crop No. 2 green
J, llll III 1ST I.UNIV Aiaill HO.1 !. , , ... . a, e ss . 'J1- O -IWM 11
seemed able to settle down in the I nere last January, iwo 01 tnos, reiurnca irom nsnmg to una nis;aaUa pnb Portland,
nominally 34. 00-36.00 ton. New
: crop prices not established.
Never has a contestant been ' hoy had receiv ed only one shot, -i plates torn away, "and bear 'prints
poMtive-ftTal his or her hat, lip
stick, necktie or other personal
impedimenta have been satisfac
torily arranged.
7. Not one contestant has been
able to face the loss or gain of
M nno w ith equanimity.
Or, to sum it up more speedily,
pot a single contestant so far.
at least has been anything but
human.
By MISS FRANCES
HOLLYWOOD , -Television
carries with it many responsi
bilities. Among these is the re
sponsibility of the industry to pro
duce and present programs for all
ace and interest groups. Ding
Dong School is a program de
sicned especially for young child
ren Silting before a television
ramrra carries with II a sense of
deep responsibility. Children's In
terests and welfare must always
be prnlerled. That Is why we try
desperately hard to present faeli
and Ideas In an entertaining way.
Perhaps It would be considered
a simple item by some, that in
nearly l.ono consecutive telecasts
of Ding Dong SchonJ we have
never repeat cd a program. The
reason for this is that young child-
Chelsky said.
everywhere.
DAILY CROSSWORD
KOAC, 550 k.c.
KOAC-TV (Tueda): Il ea a. m
The ,Ncs ana Weatnri, l:4J hs-
Secially tor Women; 10:45 Sumimr
. uuy Time; 1 1 :4 The Concert Hall;
JJ.UO The News and Weather; 14:15
p m Noon Farm Hour; 1:00 vtel
odv Lane; 1:31 Guest Star: 1:45
Morton (iould; i .00 Mai Donald s
Anthology; 2 :3U Memory Book of
Music; 3:00 Oreifnn Reporter; 3:15
Music of the Masters; 4:M poetic
l'attcrns; 4:15 On the Upbeat: 4:4i
fews Commentary: S:ll0-C'hlldrcn s
Theater; J:3 Living Portraits; 4 Ml
The News and Weather; S. IS Tom
"Bobefta. 'Organist: Jilt Pan Ameri
cana; ttos-ivvaltre of the Wot Id;
7; 15 Kvenlng Farm Hour: 1:0(1
Music of t'rechnslovakla; S:3S -Concert
F.ncores; 1:45 The News and
Weather; fl:0O--Miiair That F.nrlures;
:STlie News and Weather; !:!
Sign Off.
ACROSS
1. Venomous
snskt
(Alls)
6. Island
country (W.
Indies)
11. Tapestry
12. Possessed
13. Sows seed
15. Whesten
flour (India)
It. Even (pott.)
17. Abrasivs
boards
19. Jam
20. Two-year-old
salmon
23. Earth aa
a goddeas
24 Little girl
27. Compiles
29. Strttrh out
31. Timely
32. From
34. An earth
used In mlk
ing pottery
35. An Ionian
Island
37. Ont who
learns
40. Genus of
litard (N.
Mcx.)
- 43. Scottish-
Gselic
44. Bank
1 employe
46. Plant ot
carrot
family
48. Drench
49 Tract of
wasteland
(Eng.)
f 0. Throngs
DOWN
2. 81eeveless
garment
J. Voided
escutcheon'
3. Broken
coat
of cereal
grain
4. Flowed
5. Show y
flowet
. Excla
matlon
7. A pris
I. Principal
god of '
the Incss
I. Hesd(Fr )
10. Girl's nam
(poss.)
14. Asmoke
filled fog
15. Pitcher
with a lid
1. Weep
21. Arab
ian gar-
ment
22. Soak
flax
24. Silt
(chem.)
25. River
(So.
Am.)
26. Timid
28. Preaently
30. Shield
33. Worry
35. Top of
t wave
3. Not stal
37. Girl's nami
38. Seaeaglt
I Eur.)
zap dp ji n
7 a
20. Small ixplo- 39. Largest
give tound continent
Vesterday't Aaiasr
40. Eskimo
knives
41. Exami
nation 42. God of,
war
(Gr.)
45. Garni It
cards
47. Exclamation
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Coniol Freight 15 17',
Iron Fireman . 12 14-'t
Jant7en Inc. Com. ?2'4 24'4
Meier Ac Frank 15', ,
Morrl'on-Knudscn S 4fi'4
Ore. -Port. Cement SS 74
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(Tuesdav): tJ:0 ueen lor' a Dav.
11:41-Modern Romances; l:0O Com
edv Time; 1:31 rnie KovacS Show;
2 ll Matinee Thetr with Niel
Tatrick in "Jack of Diatnnoda"; 3:31
Slop. Look and Listen:, 1:45
Slraner Than Fiction: 40 Four
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Preview; l:3lA('lrcle Tlieatra pie-
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the opaning o our new
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Salem Office
and the appointment oj
Mr. Robert D. Mqrrison
Resident Manager
Ulnnc Northwest Company
178 South Liberty Street Telephone 4-0.12J
Western Securities
iZilk-v SmHhr & Co Inc l
Thff bid and ak quntations rp
rM?nt pricrs at whirti one or more
dealer, mfmbera of the1 National As-unt-iat-on
of Srrurity Dpaler'a Inc.,
wnu'd trarif with tp seneral public
at tl.p tim the qimttinm were fath
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Salem Quotations
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Premium 2
No, 1 . . .5y
KtifiS tOrefinn Ejt Prnducertu
Prices tn farmers are A to 9 centi
under these wholesale price t:
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Kxtia l-arne AA .Mi
Larpe AA . .ST
Lear Ke A . .ft,l
Medium AA
Small A
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Colored Hens
t.pehorn. Menu
Colored Frem ..V.;".:
Colo red Foateri
Old Roosteii
Rails Lead
Stock Climb
NEW YORK in- Rails, which
have lagged behind in the mm-
mor rise, came , to life Monday
and were the leaders in another
fair-sized stork market advance
me Associated J ress average
of 60 stocks advanced 70 cents to
(18920 with the industrials down
m cents, the rails up J2.30 and
the utilities up 40 cents.
Volume was 1.970.0O0 shares
down slightly from Friday's 2f
020.000.
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SEWING PRIZE GOES STRAIGHT TO ) SAVINGS!
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V"hen Mrs. J. Florcine Doss tSrought her $25,000 national sewing champion
hip prize home to Oregon, she knew there was just one place to put it. Tht
money went directly into the family savings account at the First National
Bank Branch in her neighborhood.
The idea of setting aside extra money in a bank savings account isn't new
eto the Doss family. They have been saving ... a little at a time ... for yean.
The extra cash from the prize boosts the savings in a big way, of course, but
Mrs. Doss fully intends to keep the savings habit.
To her, it means a backlog for emergencies, education for her children, and
the comfortable security of money in the bank when it might be needed for
many other things. She knows that even a big amount like $23,000 (or what
, is left after taxes) can dwindle away if the family doesn't continue saving.
The point is this: You don't need to be a big prize-winner to have rbeiafa, '
comfortable feeling that comes naturally when you have money ia the bank.
Start your own savings habit today at First National. ..it's Oregon's favorites'
place for savings. -
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