Wednesday, August 26, 195S
THJ CAPITAL JpUJtyAL, Sslom, Ortnw
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Sportscaster Bill Stern is now a panelist on the televi
gion show, "Name s the Same," a quiz panel program seen
on KPTV Tuesday evenings at 5 p.m. In this role he joins
panelists Carl Reiner and Joan Alexander in trying to
deduce the identities of guests with odd or famous names.
Robert Q. Lewis is the emcee.
Born in Rochester, New York, in 1907. Stern earned a
B.S. degree at Pensylvania Military College where he was
also noted in football, basketball, tennis, boxing and crew.
After graduation he did some announcing, played stock
and made . dismaying assault on the walls of Hollywood,
where the tlosest he could get to a movie lot was by dig
ging post holes.
In 1931 Stern became assistant stage manager of New
York's Roxy theater. The old lures of the mike and the
sports arenas still persisted, though, and since 1934
Stern's flair for the dramatic and for human interest an
gles has made him a kingpin in sportscasting.
Stern is also featured on KPTV's program, "The Big
Playback" Monday evenings at 10:30 p.m.
'. .
The United States Lawn Tennis association national
singles championship matches will be seen on KPTV on
September 5 and 6 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The matches to
be seen or. Sunday will be the quarter f uials which will be
played on Monday, September 7 are not available.
The scheduling of the National Championship matches
will cancel the Saturday and Sunday shows regularly
shown in the time period.
YOURS FOB TELE-VIEWING WEDNESDAY
The Toymaker, J:45. The old German Toymaker brings
hi tales of toys to delighf the young of heart on thii live
children's show.
Northwest News Digest, 5:45. Features Norman Wallace,
newscaster, with Bill Stout as sports reporter and commenta
tor. Cross-country and weather round-up by Wsllace local,
live.
Newspaper of the Air, 5:55. Features BiU Clayton with
local news and news photographs local and live.
Fights, (. Welterweight champion, Kid Gavilan of Havana
vs. Ralph "Tiger" Jones of Yorkers, N.Y., In a 10-round
bout from Madison Square Garden.
Liberace, 7. Selections include: "Dizzy Fingers," "Grieg
Medley," "Tenderly," "A Maiden's Wish" 'Tschaikowsky
Concerto," and "Crazy Rhythm:
Seott Music Hall, 7:30. Baritone Don Cornell and the
Hilltoppers quartet are guests of Patti Page.
I Married Joan, S. Joan tries her voice at opera when her
woman's club plans to stage a benefit opera and the Imported
diva walks out. Harry Lillis Crosby makes surprise ap
pearance.
This Is Your Life, S:30. The life story of Rock Hudson.
Kraft Theatre, 9. "Day of Vision" a story of faith stars
Ilka Chase, John McGovern, Harry Townes, and Jack Arthur.
Story concerns a woman and a group of children who see
a vision that promises to return in 20 years. Complications that
have developed in the lives of the group during the years are
suddenly resolved.
Orient Express, 10. "The Human Bond" is a psychopathic
killer who is responsible for a series of off-screen killings
completely without reason but which take place at the same
hour and same day of each week at a series of places each
one closer to Rome. Starring are Jean-Pierre Aumont and
Pathv fYTInnnpll. m
Crnsade In the Pacific, 11. (Part 22) The surrender and
occupation of Japan. Episode includes the Russian entry into
the Pacific war, the surrender ceremony on the Missouri, and
America's occupation of Japan.
Nite Owl Theatre, 11:30. "Right Man" with Alan Ladd,
Julie Bishop, and Edith Rellows.
YOURS FOR TELE-VIEWING THURSDAY
What's Cooking? :30. Cooking show with Barbara An
gell frankfurters and ham kebobs, peach pie.
TJ.N. General Assembly, 12:30. Telecast live from New
York
Matinee Theatre, t. "Under the Big Top" with Anne
Nagel, Marjorie Main and Jack LaRue.
The Toymaker, 3:45. The old German Toymaker brings
his tales of toys to delight the young of heart on this live chil-
""NorthWest News Digest, 5:45. Features Norm Wallace,
newscaster with Bill Stout as sports reporter and ; comment,,
tor. Cross-country news and weather round-up by Wallace.
Newspaper of the Air, 5:55. Features BIU Clayton with
local news and news photographs local and live.
Cisco Kid, . Rev. Calvin Whitacre, a fighting parson,
visits the corrupt town of Bitter Wells to visit his estranged
brother who Is boss of the town.
Hunting and Fishing News, 6:30. Rudy Lachermeier
reporting. , .
Dragnet, 7:30. "Big Layout" Detective Sgt. Joe Friday
solves teen-age drug case.
The Unexpected, 8. "The Magnificent Lie" is a story
of an aging alchemist who believes he has discovered a pro
cess to transmute lead into gold. Stars William Lock and Carol
Brannan.
Ford Theatre, 8:30. "It Happened In A Pawn Shop ' stars
Eddie Bracken, Terry Moore, John Hubbard and Veda Ann
Borg in a play about an out-of-work trumpet player and an
equally broke ainger who meet In pawn shop.
Wrestling from Hollywood, 10. Jack McDonald vs. Sandor
Szabo. (Main event) Baron Leone vs. Fred Blassie.
Nile Owl Theatre, 11. "Phantom Broadcast" with Ralph
Forbes, Gail Patrick and Vivienne Osborne.
KOIN-TV fo Be on
Air About October 15
Portland W Portland's first
VHF television tower was un
der construction here Wednes
day. Crews began erecting the
271-foot transmitting antenna
for station KOIN-TV.
The station is to begin broad
easting programs about Oct. IS.
Johnnie Ray, Crying
Crooner, Visits Salem
Johnnie Ray, crying crooner,
: paid a quick visit Tuesday to
the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Ray, Fruitland.
He has just finished a series of
engagements at Lake Tahoe
and is scheduled to open at Del
Mar, Calif., Thursday.
The singer hopes to return to
spend a week with his family
before appearing at the Desert
inn. ias vriai, mr iwo nctsi ;
In September.
Salem to Be
On Television
Oregon's capital city Is to
be on television.
Date of the city's appear
ance Is uncertain yet by Tues
day and Wednesday Bob Har
ris of TV Productions in Seat
tle was here taking shots of
the city.
Harris Is doing a series of
15-iulrtute sketches of North
west cities which will appear
later under the heading of
"Northwest Neighbors" and be
sold to television stations.
Tuesday's shots were of Wil
lamette university; the capi
tol building; residential areas
in Candelaria Heights and on
Summer and Winter streets;
the new bridge across the Wil
lamette and the approaches at
the West Salem end; street
shots of shoppers and business
places; the administration
building at the Salem Airport
with the arrival of the United
Air Lines plane and the pre
sentation of the fruit and nuts
bound for Hawaii to advertise
the Oregon State Fair; and
Salem's Naval Air Facility,
where Naval Air Resrevists
train.
Wednesday Harris was tak
ing the, McLaren school at
Wojdburn; a couple of other
state buildings; a panoramic
photo of the city of Salem
from the Livesley building;
more shots of the bridge
acros sthe Willamette and the
Blue Lake and Paulus broth
ers canneries.
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merit. Id Portlao aa-lls Ib.i (Irtt aual
Itr M-aoc. second oualttr. U-Mc. vai.e
routes and country point. I cents less.
Batter Wholesale t.o.0 bulk cubaa t
wholesale, trade) A A, tl score. He;
A trade, tl score, five; B, to score, c;
C, St score, too. Above prices strictly
nominal.
Cheeaa Belling pn to Portland
wholesalers, Oreson stasias, aati-4.se;
TV TROUBLES?
Technicians on Duty
Till 9:39 p.m. Daily
TELEVISION SERVICE Co.
1418. 12th Ph. 45511
On Television
KPTV (Channel 27)
(Only nretranu acheduled la advance)
MARR RADIO &
TELEVISION
Soles - Service - Installation
TV
Open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Ph. t-mi 2140 S. ComL
Salrm'i First Television Store
trade AA lari. tu jos.t A I
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Cbeaeawprwo u retailer, PtvtUae
Or of on alnelea, U4-Oe; ft lb. Uyrm.
ftl-Mr: triolets, tSe leas thaa sin
gles Premium Strands eintv NH
lb. tot stnite vbeais to, rxoc Am
erican cAeeM. t-lb. 1mh to revaU. 41
4&e lb.
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Uv Cktebotw two. nuw.
plants): Fryer. JSe-l lbs..
aualata Ik lBU . ABB (TIL )!.
heay hens, ell weiahu. uin
bens, ail v els hi. Its; old xooswn. !
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retatUrs. rryera. breUera,
roatners. all wis.. U-Ui lUbt hens,
l-lt; bey hens. Ie-e: eut-o try
rra. aU vtA, l-e lb.; vbolt drawn. 17-
U Ik
Babbit ATtrait to wrvwwm m
whiles. lbs, M-ltei lbs,
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doea, It-He. fev hltber. Prasn OTaesao
frTers to retatleri. tut "
Caaatry IUM Meafei
Vtl Tow auaitu, ttw hm Twuaa
heavies. U-3tc.
Hags Leaa tioeaers, si-sw, .
Usbt, -3ie.
Lamfe Seat, T-ssa mm
Mwttea) -leV u-lto m.l amiiniunyt
t-ioe
Beef Utility cows. S-tM .; anna
cutters. Uc: shells down to lie,
Fretb DratwM Mas la
Wholesalers to reUUarai Douart pot
it.:
Mt-atMri. chotM. ttt-TM fba.. 41-
IO.m: aood, I31.to-u.wt; commercial
37-: auuty, ISJ-M: commercial eowa.
IJS-I1; utliny. Wi-it caaaat-ouiwa.
tll-Jl.
Bef eats Choice iieera aina aur
ters. BT.J.M; rounds. ftO-M; lull lokns,
trimmt-d. ast-Tl: trlanilea. MT-IJ; tor.
quartera. Ut-u: cnucu, as-w. fiwa.
Veal nni Calves Oowd-ohOtct, 114-
SO; commercial. Ilt-ls.
Lomba Choice-prime. Hl-! looo,
a.ia.ui sarin Umha. choice prime. 147. to.
Malta aood choice. It-U lb. M-w4,
Porb Cats Ulna. No 1- t-U -ba..
u&-7a: utility a-l ahoulders. 14 Iba.,
4t.4. Br nh. tft4-U.M: frosb hams.
10-14 lbs., t6S-li pork carcaaaet, 1M-170
lbl $SI 50-40.
Bmaked Bams klnned, KS-M lbs..
Hnad lard la drums. 114-U.H; in
on. M6-73.
Portland Mleoaaooaa
Onions M lb sack Calif. Rod Globe,
med.. 1.7&-1 OO: whlU ilobe. MUM:
yellowi med. and lane, 1.50-1.7ft; few
2.16: Wain, yellows, mod., 150-1.7ft; Uric
1 M.l 40.
Potatoes Local Triumphs, lata, 1 to
ll 5; Boardman loni whites, No. 1A. S it-
3.; No. 2 MMb. sack, M-ISci Or at on
Ruuetts No. 1. J M-a.Tl; It lb. mash, to
ft 2c. local Russets, No. 1A. J. 7a-I.lt;
Calif, lone whites. No. 1A. I.I5-J ; fair.
20-a.7t. Name brande to l it- Wah.
Russet J 50-l.H; Wash, loot whites. No.
i i oo-a. 2ft.
Hay U No ft treoa alfalfa, de
livered car lot f ob. Portland tod a
s.tti. ao.io
m1 Qreasa basis. Willamette fai
iy medium, it-ftl lb i Kastern Orecoa
fine and ball -blood, eft-elc; Willamette
! Valley lamb wool 42et U-aaontb wool
41-soe
Mehalr l-47t lb. oa 11-moath fro
in. to.b. country ahlpplnt polnu
HldM Producers sarlni price 11
Portland calf skins, ltOle lb., aceord-
Idbt to condition: areen Ktpa. ia-ne id.
ntn cow hides, l-lftc lb . accordlns
to weieht and aualltyt bull hides. 4-tr
lb.? luo bides to per tent beiow price
lor above daises.
rtlberto Wholesale aelllnt PMCa. Ho
t medium Barcelona. ll-34 lb.; abell-
ed, 49-ilo lb
lb: Ucht ba.fes, 7t e av
Walnata WhMeialt aetllnf prices.
first Quality lane Prenauettea, H-10c
ib.i ehelled llsht amber balvea. 1t7ftc
Uiht halves, Tt-tlc.
ObWatra Uvaatook
Cblcaao urv ftea acatback la the
sapply af baas eNl4 a4 um the down
ward elide of prices Wednaaday. atoal
sales arovias a bettor than auady to
34 centa a hundred pounds lower.
Cattle vara mUad la price trwnds.
raatlnc from as much as It coats a
huadted pounds hie bar oa heifer l M
or more tower oa aleare and oowa. Maep
war steady to to centa lower.
Around two loada cf cbotca aeae avar-
aainc it to Iftt pounds topped the mar
ket at tM to and ft law load brouant
l) 14 W SM to.
oocd to prime steers asnaliy sold rrowa
lit to to tat fto. Oood to prime neifers
made ti7 at to ft!7 to.
ooea to prima sprint lam be cold from
Ui m to tu oa.
Racalpu were II. Mt catUa. a .tot boas.
1,404 ahaep.
CMeeco Oeaba .
Cbicar (JPV A trail uewnwerd slid
left train with losses ruaatnt to a cou
ple af ccatc on tb board f trad Wad-aesday.
una orala eon tree is actod better
than ctbeTa. and Ibis was particularly
true f cwpUmher eora. It was ahead
oat af the aaislaa n abort ocvarloi.
w crop corn contract acted better
than other aralae ca eoailaued dry wea-
uar la tat eora belt.
Tradlni was not vary active. Brokers
said aelliaa preaaure did aot becceae ar
cent at aay ties, but that the market
lacked asc restive demand after two day
el rtslnt prtc.
Wheat elated 1VH4 tower, aeptcmber
It e-i corn u tower to l1 hie her,
Mpieasber tl tl-te; eats uacAansed to
S lower, AepMrnber U-.t; rr I1
jv lowar. Aeptember 41 tftV: soybeans
lewer. eptember UftSS. and
lard to cents lower to I cent a hundred
pounds AW bar. aepteatber 414.14. .
CbUaee Oaleaa
Cbtcaae cut Auppllat atoderata, dW
aend elaw. market dull.
Track aalea it Ibs.K Colorado Apaatah
S-lacb and larsar IH: Callferaia Aoaa
Ub l-iach and larter eh in elitnt de
cay 1 41.
Aire! tales M tUM ctoanlsh -lach
and larter. Idaho and Oresoa 1.7ft. some
poorer Color ade I at; medium Tellow
Olobes. IMihi -7ft-1.11: New York 1 11;
White Olebes. Idaho. Colorado and Trias
3-loch and larter also t to 4-lacb S tt
1.14, tame poor Colorado left.
GALLON CLUBBER
Wheatland Mr. -Eufene
Wilson of th WhPAtland dis
trict has been named a member
o' the Gallon Club, alter donat
ing gallon of blood to the
Red Croat.
Rearrangement of the letters
of the word rose according to
the rules of the cabala, spells
Eros, the Greek god of love. -
ArfhurB.Vidby
Rites Friday
Funeral services for Arthur
B. Wldby, dairy specialist with
the state department oi agri
culture here since 1(45, will be
held Friday August 28. at J.
p.m. at the Virgil T. Golden!
chapel.
Rev. Lloyd T. Anderson will ,
officiate at the services and in
terment will be in Belcrest Me
morial park.
Wldby, a late resident of
route 4, box 73, Salem, died at
a local hospital August 25 as
a result of a heart ailment
Born at Myrtle Point, Ore.,
Widby was graduated from
Oregon State college in 1923.
He had spent most of his life
engaged in various phases of
djiry product, manufacturing
in Oregon and Washington
until taking over the state
post .
Surviving are his wife, Anna
L. Widby and a son, Donald,!
j both of Salem; three sisters.
Mrs. Eva Buddell of Sacramen
to, Calif., Mrs. Ruth Rackleff
of Myrtle Point and Mrs. Veda
Johnston of Portland; two bro
thers. J. C. Widby of Sacra
mento, Calif., and Fits C. Wid
by of Casa Grande, Ariz.; and
two grandsftns, David and Den
nis Widby. both of Salem.
Bids Received cn
New Umatilla Bridp
Pendleton, Ore. () Chicago
and Portland firms submitted
low bids Tuesday for construc
tion of a bridge over the Co
lumbia river east of Umatilla,
Ore. ,
The span, linking Umatilla
county, Ore., and Benton
County, Wash., will be eon ,
true ted at the site of the pres
ent Umatilla County ferry.
American Bridge Division of
U. S. Steel Corp., Chicago, was
low at $2,186,913 on the super
structure. '
Portland CattUd Msrket
j Portland (U.P Prices continued lrretu
;lar In produce tradlni la the Eastalde
Farmers' market and In the wholesale
produce district today; at-lb. luia Yaki
ma Taller Italian prunes sold at 1.86-1
I at early market with soma volume lots
down to Lift; Willamette valley Danish
t squash crates sold lower to wholesalers
i at mostly 1 25-J.M; Yakima and mtd-
Columbia tomatoes quoted by wholesalers
! at 1.25-1. to for 17-lb. Mats; Preewater
luts sold at mostly 3.TO-S for lbs.; top
j quality lettuce told to wholesalers at
7-2 Tf.
WEDNESDAY
1:14 p.m. Search for Tomorrow
:3t p m Lot of Life
l:4t p.m. Toymaker
:M p.m. -Howdy Doedy
4:tt p.m. Strike It Rich
I 30 p.m. Newspaper of Air
00 p m Ptthts
t'tS p.m. News Caravan
7:00 p.m. Liberace
1:30 p.m. ecott Music Hall
4 00 p.m. I Married Joan
4 30 p m. Thks Is Your Lift
t ot p.m. Kraft Theater
10:Ot p.m. Orient Iipresa
10 Jt pm. Half Hour Theater
11:00 p m. Pacific Crusade
11:30 p.m. Nile Owl Theater
mm
MITCHELL'S
factory Trained SrrTica
and Installation
1M Stat. SI Phon. I 7.177
SALEM MARKETS
Cam piled fra rPrt f Salem dealers
far th taldaar of Capital Jaaraal
readers, laoflsed, dally.)
ftftt.ll Paed Price i
tub bit Pelleta tl 44 40Ia. bat)
14.303.00 (100-lb. bsti.
Esc Mih W 0I-VM
Dairy Feed 3.-3.70 flO-lb. bsti:
34. 35-6.00 1100 Wt.U pasture mix MM
(100 wt.l
Peal try Bavlna Price Colored fryers.
30c: old rooiters. Itc: colored fowL 10c;
lee horn .fowl, lie; roasters, 40c.
Kent
Harlot Prleee Pecs. A A, tec: lerte A.
M-tAc; medium AA. Me; medium A,
ft4-0fle; email. 33c.
ftaelesate Prle ace wholesale prices
inrally 47 hither than the artee
chore La no trade A tenerally aaated
at 13e. medium tee.
Batlorfat Buyint priest Premium. 4
llr So . t7-S9e; No t. c
attar wholesale trad A parchmvai
lie retail 70c
Pertlaad Grain
Portland Coarse trains, II day
shipment, bulk, coast delivery: Oats No.
t 3S lb. whit afl 00.
Wheat bid to arrive market, basis
No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: Aoft White
320: aoft White Coscludlnt Rex) 4 30;
White Club 3 30.
Hard Red Winter: Ordinary 130; 10
per cent 4.30; 11 per cent 3 30; 11 per
cent 1 20.
Hard White Beert: Ordinary 130; It
per cent 3.20; 11 per cent 3 30; 13 per
cent 1 20
Wednesday'a car receipt: Wheat 44:
barley It; flour 4: eora 1; mill feed S.
we re
waited
we saw
for ourselves I
THURSDAY
I 3t a m. What's Cook leaf
10 00 a.m. Freedom R;nti
11 tt a m The Bit Payoff
11:10 a m. Welcome Travelers
12:tt- a m. On Your Account
12 M p m. UH oenrral Assembly
1:00 rn, Cspsule Theater
1: It- p.m. Arthur Oodfrey
1 30 p.m.Strika It Rich
1 00 p m. Matinee Theater
1:11 p.m. -search for Tomorrow
1 30 p.mLove or Ufa
3 4i p m. Toymaker
4 to p m Howdy Doedy
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See Us Refere fee Ray
Pe tbe Rest Deal la Tww
' Paetwry Traleed Tecbnteleaa
Open ratfl p m.
Dally Eieewt Satartay
PartUnd Llvestach
Portiiod (unHot prices were t to
7B cenU lower In alow trad ins oa the
Portland livestock market today.
Cattle 000: market slow: early bids
about We or more lower but tiered
early sales nearly steady: few aood fed
steers 23. SO; some held hither: few hleh
commercial trass steers II; few cutter
utlhty ateer and heifers 10-13 M: utility
beef cows 11 JO, but liberal supply un
sold : bulls slow.
Calves im; few bead aood -choice wnder
So imooth
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breathless
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t 00 p m. Ranee Rtder
4 It p m. Newspaper of Air
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! t st p.m-Hunttnc and Pishmt
1 4 1 p nNiei Caravan
I T tt p m-Oreycha Mars
T 30 p m. Dracnet
I ot p m The Cnetpected
I II pm Prd Theater
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television for the first time. It gives you all
the high snd low notes broadcast by the TV
station adds new character to every note.
Hear Trio-phonic Hi-Fi now!
EXCLUSIVE EASY-VISION. The new '64 Hoffman
gives you TV's one recognind optiesl
advance. It's' the Easy-Vision golden lens.
It changes bluish TV light into restful rays,
lets you watch ss long as you like with full
eye comfort. And the longer you look, the
more you'll appreciate Easy-Vision. See
what it means to your eyes nowl
IISTMCTIVE 11 CtMIMaTIOS-Inimitable
Hoffman Traditional styling with rich ma
hogany finish. 21" Easy-Vision television,
AM radio, 8-speed record changer, new
Trio-phonic Hi-Fi. Hear it and aee it
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SEE AND HEAR THE EXCITING NEW '54 HOFFMAN 1
YOUR HOFFMAN DEALERS
RALPH MARR VALLEY WILLS
JOHNSON RADIO & TV MUSIC
APPLIANCES TELEVISION CENTER STORE
355 Center St. 2140 S. Commercial 2303 Fairgrounds Rd. ' 432 State St.
Phone 3-3139 Phone 2-1611 Phone 2-1913 Phone 3-4959