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. Thursday, 8ptcnbcr 10, 1951
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Radio-Television
Bj DAVE BLACKMIB
CI4NNU jjewg 0j movement regirdinj Salem television
" J station, channel 24, was discovered by TELE
l VIEWS Wednesday. Clay Cockran, manager
' ' Jff of the Salem Chamber' of Commerce confirmed
.a rumor that Harold Jury, chief engineer for
Westways Broadcasting company of which Lawrence A.
Harvey is president, will be in Salem next week.
Jury called the Chamber to reserve a suite of rooms at
Salem hotel for the week of September 7. When warn
ed of how difficult this task might be in view of the Ore
gon State Fair, Jury moved his venture up a week.
Thus be looking to see some action on channel 24 for
which everyone has been waiting.
emunm. ' Portland's second television station, KOIN-TV
6 is due to go on the air next week with a test
pattern unconfirmed rumors reveal Tuesday
or Wednesday is the date set for the inaugural
appearance of Portland's first VHF station and
second television station.
,
Ilima and Ipulea, the only two members of the 1953
Helene Hughes RevQe which had not appeared on either
radio or television made their radio debut on Salem sta
tion KSLM at the State Fair Grounds Wednesday after,
noon. ' Dave Hoss interviewed the pair of beautiful girls
while TELE-VIEWS looked on. The two girls are in the
dancing line in the revue which closes Saturday night
,
We're back in . business this week-end as the nation's
top radio and television programs return to their respec
tive radio and television air wave following a three month
vacation for most of the programs.
Among the leading shows to return is the Jack Benny
radio show which will open Sunday afternoon on KOIN.
Your Show of Shows, television program will return to
the NBC television station Saturday night on KPTV.
Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca once again receive the
top billing on the 90-minut variety showcase.
YOOTtS FOR TELEVIEWING THURSDAY
The Toymaker, 1:45. The old Germin Toymaker brlngi hli
tales of toys to delight the young of heart on this llvt children's
how.
Northwest News Direst, IAS. Features, Normin Wallace,
newscaster with Bill Stout at sports reporter and commen
tator. Cross-country news and weather round-up by Wallace,
news and news photographs local, and live show.
Cisco Kid, f :0. Cisco and Fancbo find that their towns
people have turned against them after a census taker, for
whom they have vouched, put his information to use in a
robbery.
' Banting and Fishing News, :!. Local, live show featuring
Rudy Lachenmeier. -
The Unexpected, S.M. "Mr. O" stars Ludwig Donsth and
features Rsy Montgomery and Lisa Golm. A dignified middle
aged gentleman takes a job as a mechanic. Later his landlady
discovers a picture of him in uniform Inscribed "His High
ness." Theatre, S:St. "First Born" stars Ronald Reagan, Nancy
Davis and Paula Corday. Story concerns a married couple
who are faced with the problem. of winning the affection of
Reagan's son by a previous marriage. The son has vivid
memories of his fun-loving mother.
Wrestllnr from Hollywood, lt:tt. Danny HcShane vs.
Billy Varga. Main event: King Kong Kaihy vs. Sandor Szabo.
Nito Owl Theater, .1:0. "Nut Farm" with Wallace Ford
and Joan Gale.
TOURS FOR TILE-VIEWING FRIDAY
' Matinee Theatre, X. "Shanghai Cobra" with Sidney Toler
and Mantan Moreland.
. The Toymaker, 3:45. The old German Toymaker brings
his tales of toys to delight the young of heart on this live chil
dren's show.
Northwest News Digest, 5:45. Features Norman Wallace,
newscaster, with Bill Stout as sports reporter and commenta
tor. Cross-country news and weather round-up by Wallace.
Newspaper of the Air, 5:55. Features Bill Clsyton with
local news and news photographs locsl snd live.
Fights, C. Danny Womber of New York vs. Carmine Fiore
avf Brooklyn in a lOround welterweight bout at St. Nicholas
arena.
- Yea Asked For It, 1:JI. Bela Lugoti makes his tele
Vision debut in his new role of the "Master Illusionist." In his
vampire bat illusion he turns a beautiful girl into a hideous bat.
The Big Story, t. Surrender of a public enemy to news
man Walter Winchell. Stars Geo. Petrie ss WincheU and Rus
sell Hardy ss J. Edgar Hoover.
The Goldbergs, Jake decides he wants to change
jobs with his business partner, Mendel.
Wrestling, 1. Locsl, live wrestling originating from the
Portland Armory. -
NitrOwl Theatre, 11:15. "Paradise Isle" with Movita and
Warren Hull. ....
GRAND CHAMPION SHOWMAN
TT
sUi . i ' ..' i.ni i-.i;., 'iff,rii;,'i'SiiTlvA.ii
Mrr ....
Jim Coffield, Estacada, left, showing an Aoerdeen Angus
cow, won the FFA grand champion showmanship award
at the State Fair Thursday. Reserve grand champion was
'Glen Wagner, right, McMinnville, showing a Hereford cow.
MAR K E T
QUOTATIONS
On Television
KPTV (Channel 27)
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Soles Service Installation
Cfcleaew Oaleaa
Cblceae auo spuullu llibt, 4nnd
(air, market aboat eteadv.
Trick aelee M lb,.: U. S. t waleaa
atated: Waeblnr Stealth S laehea and
Urttr car 1.47 y: truck lot Mlaa Tflllow
OVotoM la ,r al a taehia aS largtr
Mulvalcnt S ciri ,M.
SttMi him sa )bi.: CaUttraU, Cala
rado. Or HOD. Wuhlnttoa SvaaUh 3
lachu and larttr. but 1.W-1.1I, aona
lair eondttloa l.w-l.M: Ttuo oioot
medium MMveat Mil 1.M.1.U, law i n
joma fair cradltloa ttotral to tood
aualltr amall -. Tynlto oua Ida.
ho. Colorado I taehia and lariar l.Tt
1.1a; a to I lachaa, jaw. a.. .
rklMi. Oraln
cicaco o--aorBaBa and lard vra
rldad a ahow ( atrtattb la aa alhtr
ua racaed toarkat an tba board al
trada Thuradar.
Sararal lard coalracta aiada aaw aaa
aooal blaha. Blaiutlca OB aroduclloa al
iard and abipmaata frara Ohleaao aup
porwd tba uptara. aerbaaaa roaa la
Uaa with a adianca la arada aaaa all
prlcaa and aapactatleaa a aevararaaat
cro rrport latar la tba dar would lawar
aitlmatad produelloa. .
Whaat aulfarad rreai aoiw naasiaa
araiiura. atlllna aalow tna pratioua
claaa moat ol tha dar. Opttrobar cora
dlaplarad occaalonal Ilaahti al jtranitb
but dalarrao eoniroew mo.
Looaa lard aota at aa caaw a paun.
up S, aad at a aaw blab tinea Oe lobar
"wheat tloaad -! lowar. Saptaat
brr IJIV. aora l lowar to 14 hltbar,
Srpt, IMS-, aaw t lowar to alabar.
a.pi. . rra W-l lowar. Sapt. I.lt
. .m. -Ari..iia f aanU lowar to J
ni.h.r. aapt. j a-f.ll1. bad lard 1 to
raaU a kuadrad aauada ait nor. sapt.
IMS.
rhiamra Llvaataab
rhvm ur-LIra koca took to ow
blah prlca irouad Thuradar aa matpta
aaala waro fawar than anticipant) b
iha trada. Adraneaa at J to M aaau
wara ratlatorad la aU dapatlaiaau.
PoaTUaira raaatuxis usv
aattatfat Taawatiaa awaat la na.
audlato cnanaa. Praaurjai auallty. aiaal
aaara M al aaa par eaat acldur aa
llrand ta Poruano aa-flo Ua-i mat aaa.
Itp. la-aac aaoond aualltr. U-Wa. Pall.j
rootaa and country pain la. S aaata lata.
Bailor wtwlaaaaa .a. bulk aubaa ta
wboleaalo, sradaa AA, l acore. aac:
A prada. ta acora. aac: BL aa aeA, ai.
C. u acora, (at. Abora prlcaa atrlcua
aaminal
Ckoaao Aelllaa mtmm la Pttrti-na
wholaaalara, Oraaoa aUalea. 42Vh-Uc:
Oraaoa a lb. loal. Uta-MVac .
eta la ffaalaialara Caadlaa
ooatalaiiia aa aaaa. aaaoa taeludad l a b.
rarllaad A arada laraa, am-otlac: A
irada nadluia. alW-Wxc; A arada ataalL
llH-uo: b arada laraa, IS-altao.
PWIIaaa Oam aanoa
Bailor moo ta retaraara- arada AA
Print, iiai a aanoak net a trtata, iia:
aartoa, TWi a prmu. aaa.
aaa ta araa-aaora Candied tab.
Portland: Oairaded laraa, aa-aoe daa.;
trada AA Una, tat dot.; A laraa, c
doe : AA medium, aaa doa.i A arada
medium, lie doa-i A trada amaUa aoatl
nal, la-lac,
kaxe ta aaiaHaro arada AA laraa
lac; a larta, 7a-7le: AA paodlura. tic:
Dedlun. aoe: A amaiL as.aie. Car.
torui t canta oddltlaaaL
caaaaa Prlca la ntanara. BaruaaMl.
Oratrm alntlaa, ilS,-4le: ft ra. laavaa.
Sl-UVMi trlplata, H4a lata thaa ala
tloa. Proaiiuaa braada atntlaa Mtbal
lb. fa alalia" wheela MHa. PTaeoaaod Aat-
arlcan cbacaa. Ilb. laavaa to ratatl. 4a v-
ISe lb.
raartrp
aha Canakaaw-fNa, I awatltr. f.a.a.
plaata): Irrara, SH-I lao.. Me: 3-4
Iba, aac; roajtart. 44b Inc.. and avar.
awe; aaavy naaa, au valallta. la-lac;
lllht hena, all waltbtl, lfi aid rooal
ora, ll-llc.
Oraaaad Ckleteaa Ra. t draaood to
ratallara. mere, brollara. 44-4S
reaotora, aU ana.. 44-4aei Ileal haaa.
ia-lie; aoavr nana, is-34c; aut-up frp
era. aU wla, tl-41e Ib.i wbola drawa ai.
He lb. .
BabUla Aferata ta arawem Lira
wbitea. 4-S lae- aa-ne: e-e lba, II -lie
Ib.i aid doee, 14-lJc. few hither, rraah
d reeled frtert to retallore. al-adei tut
up oi-aae.
Cawatrp KUlad Heat
Veal Top aualltir, M-Jta lb.1 renin
bee-lea, ;a-ale.
aaa Laana Haekara, 11-11 lb.; aowa,
Ulbt. 3S-S4a.
Laaaba Baal, sa-ISa at J raarllaaa.
la-aae la
Malta Beet, la-lte at.) eaU-atlUlr.
7-ae. '
aw oilliir aowa. aa-ato .: aaaaar
euliera, lf-lac; ahelai down la tie.
rroak Oraaoaa Iteaaa
arhaiaaalara aa retatlaraa Ballara aaa
twt.:
Beef-dlteora. cholea. ata-laa fat. 41.
t43.ea: toed. 117 C4-U.ee; eoaaeBereial
37-lt; atllltr, tat-aa; caataiorclal aewe,
in-aa; ituitr. tai-aai oajaBtr-aaittrt.
lla-33.
Beef oata Choice ttaara aiad duar
tera. 141-171 rouada, au-ii: full lolaa.
trlaimed, 171.71: arlantlaa, 117-jl; lore-
auartera, 111)1; ehucka, an-lti Hot,
HI-IS.
Veal aad Calraa Oood-eholce. all
walthta, 110-li: commercial. 131-11,
uaaba choiea-prima, air-ao; aooa,
133-37; aprlat laaaba. cholee-prlma. 47.ae.
Mattea Good choice. 11-13 lb. 11-44.
Perb Gata-tVolaa. do. 1. S-ll lban
I4.M-M: ahoBldera. 14 lba., l-lc;
apamlba, 3-tl; freah tfarai. 10-14 lba..
MI-44: pork aareaaaea. abolaa, lJa-174
lba all IO-M .
a'aaeked Bean Skinned, til-aS lba,
fined lard la dinraa. I14-14.H; tlab baa
on. PU-73.
Porllaad aftieebl aaeaa
Oalaae ta lb. aack Calif. Had Oloba,
mad., a.7-l.t0: white aloha, M-t H:
Waah. reUowa, nod. 1.74-1 40; lane
1J4-1.U.
fetaleee Local Trlumpha, lota, I.M.
1.71; Boardmaa kmc wbitea. No, 1A .
aat; Ko. 3 44 lb. aack, -te; Oraaoa
Ruaaetta No. 1. 1.40-3.74; la lb. aaeaH, aa
Ue; local Kuieetr, No. 1A. 3 74-3 31;
Calif, lone wbitea. Na. 1A, Sn-t ea: fair.
3 40-3 71 Nana braada to 1 11. waah.
Ruaaeta ta.7t-S.Ni Waah. loaa wbitea No.
1 3 M-3 34.
Bar o. a Ma a BTrcn alfalfa, da.
urerea ear lau f.a.a raruaaa aad Be
ar.:, 3I-J0.
PVaal Otoaat aaalt, trulaaialta Val-
let atedlum tl-Sto lb.: Saatera Oretoa
fine aad hall-blood. a-aic. WU!aaactw
vajiep leave wool Uc; u-aoalk waal
4e-a0e
akalr a re a. ow U-aiaBtb Brew-
IB, f.a.a. couatrp ablaplBt polnu
Bltee Prodacora parlnt prlca l.a.B.
Portland calf aktsa. ll-lla lb., accord
tat to condition; treea klpa. IS-llo lb.:
trata cow haaea, 4-14e lb. eceordlat
to wcltht and aualltti bull hldaa. 4-aa
Ib.r tlut bldee. M par aaal below prlcaa
for above claaeea.
memo Wholetala aetllnt price. He
I medium Bareelonae. u.lia lh.: ahau.
ad. ll-tit la.
walaata wThaleaale aeiilBe hvm
nral analltr larta Praoauattea. li-40a
lb.1 ehelled. Ilthl amaei aalvea. 74-7Ve
Ib.i Uibt btlvaa, 7l-41a at .
SALEM MARKETS
Caaeplled fraaa reperta af Salaaa awalera
aoe wee raiaaace af capital JaBraal
roedere. (Bevlaad a. II.. I
eraii vaea rrreaai
Babbit Pallete II II ita-lb. baa).
Il.10-t.04 UM-lb. ban.
In Mob lt.04-t.il. -
Dalrp Peed 13.41-3 It (It-lb. ban:
3 tl-i it not wt.ii paaturt mix, ti n
raaltrp Bartaa trteoa Coiorea (..
Ste: old vooalara. ltot e4araa fowL taa:
leehora fowl, 14c; routers, ate
Mm
Bartaa Prteee Baae AAtte: larea 4
44-44c; asodluat AA. t4ti medium A.
c; email. Sac.
aTaeaeaala PrloBa bwa whaiaaam mnmtm
BBBeraup e-le alabar thaa tha prteee
aaavo. Lartt arada A aaaeraua 4 noted
al lie; medium, ate.
taatienat Burma prteai Prwaluat. to.
11c. No L t7-tte: Mo. P. ate.
BalleawWhalaaala arada A hmumI
ev.i rveeua, lea.
STOCKS
rarllaad llveeleek
Portland tl Tradlnt la cattle
ealvea waa alow while the hot market
wae active today.
cattle ti market alawl few early
aalaa atoady, but blda oa atnutr cowa
at-aOt or mere lower; arouad a loeda
tood ahorl tad holdover heUora unaold;
few around ITa-lOTi lb. aemmerclal
traaa tteare II; utility heltere 14-11. W;
caBnor-auttar cowa 1-1.40; few utility
cowa t-io.to; aoma hltheri few uttuty
nulla ll-lt.to.
a?alvtl 130; mtrket very alow, moat of
aupply without blda; few aood vealar
aoarly atoady at la. but liberal aupply
ranaa eaivee avauaeie.
Hoao lao; merket active, etroati cholee
ipe-aee ra. autcnara aa.ee to anooiir Jli
few ohelce lta lb. S7.3I; erolce 340 lb.
st.at; choice Jee-aoe ib. aowa tiao-34.
hoop 100, holdover lot; eupplr moetly
era; plraolleally aa early aalaa; under- Waatlaahouao Air Broke
tone atroaa tohlther aa wood to prune
alauihter aprlat lambo; ether claaaee In
Barrow detnaad: few erolce-prlme Bearbr
aprlat Umbo Wedneeday 17-11 Id
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Atccleor Railroad
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Homaatakt Ulnlhl Co ,
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lBtarnational Paper
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Mid Willamette Obituaries
Juliui Wright
Dallas Ju!its Cubic Wright,
71, TU Church St., died Fri
day arternoon following a heart
attack in a bean field at Inde
pendence. Mr. Wright was born
in IBM in Obion Co., Tennes
see. He waa married to Nora
Viola Turner near Linde, Wash.
In 1805 and had lived hare 17
years. Ha was s member of the
First Christian Church of Dal
las. Survivors are the widow and
two daughters, Mrs. Viola Ar
enas, Dallas; Mrs. Gladys Mid.
daugh, Springfield; four sons,
Virgil el. Wright, Ketcbicsn;
Guilbert K. Wright, Lebanon;
snd Carl M. Wright, SaUas; 17
grandchildren and six step
grandchildren. One eliter. Mrs.
Lucile Metcalf, Arcada. Call!
Private services were held
Sunday at Mt Crest Abbey
Mausoleum and Crematorium,
That Rev. OrviUe Mick efficiaU
ed. Entombment waa st Mt
Crest Abbey.
Uller A. Hodiey
Dayton Funeral services
were held Wednesday. Septem
ber , from the Dayton Pioneer
church for Uller A. Hadley, 68.
late of Daytoo, who died Sat
urday in Salem. Interment fol
lowed at the Dayton I.O.O.F.
cemetery. He had been in fail
ing health for nine years-
He was born in 1886 in King'
man County, Ind., the son . of
Martha and Charles Hadley. He
moved to Dayton when nine
years old and had lived there
ever since. In IBM he married
Constance Frances at Dayton.
I Survivors include bis widow,
Constance, Dayton; fiva sons,
llaiiaa anal KleeMWlH HanfAPerL
Cal., William, Tulane. CaL,
Russell, Spokane, and Cbarlea,
Salinas, Cal.; three daughters,
Mrs. Ruth Martin, Astoria; Mrs.
Lois Deis, Portland; and Mrs.
Martha Cooper, Sutherlin; two
brothers, . Douglas, Portland,
and Ralph McMinnville; and 12
grandchildren, '
Louis J. Merrick
Aurora Friends have' learn
ed of the death of Louis J. Mer
rick on Sept. S, late of 1647 N.
E. list, Portland, husband of
Ester, father of Robert L, Cor-
vsllls, Oregon, Dorothy Gus
tation, Spokane, Mary Gates,
Genevieve Bolden, Joan Mer
rick, all of Portland; brother of
Arthur Merrick, Portland, and
10 grandchildren. Funeral ser
vices were Wednesday, Sept.
. st St Mary Magdalena
church, N. E. 3rd and Slski
you. Commitment Mt Calvary
cemetery, Portland.
Hcjttie S. Todd
Lebanon Services for Mrs.
Hattle Siefert Todd, 60, were
held Wednesday afternoon at
the Huston chape L. Mrs. Todd
died Saturday at Sacred Heart
hospital, Eugene. She was born
July 26, 1883 at Kings Valley.
She Is survived by her wid
ower, John C. Todd, Lebanon;
daughter, Evelyn. Darling, Eu
gene; sister, airs. Lynn Lightle.
Seattle two brothers, Ed Seif ert,
Lebanon, snd William Siefert,
Riverside, Calif.
MONTJMXNT BlaaUTZB
Vlemns, Aiastria (rf A kob
ument elected ta pee-Tito pttr
tiaans who fought snlntrt the
Nasis In the last war was
blown up early Thursday la
tows near tba Austro-Yngo
Slav border. Folic) said they
suspected extreme right-wing
Austrian Mtionalists.
The Panama Canal Is awtTie- '
times ccduldered to tnark thai
division betwvjsea North and
South America,
DEATHS
eel heapltoi aapt. a. Uaa. Lata l
al 1444 Nehraaka Bi. Ball til as
parent, air. aad Mre. Bkrward lamlmli
Ireadwaroala, Mr. Beta afra.
Orelataaer, LaadaarTUle.
parent, am. Maria
Oraveelde tanlcaa Prtday, awe. 11. a
14 to a. Bk, al Iha Jaaaai Lap itttlifp.
aader the dlreaueat at Ska Vtratl T.
CMaa Ca. ...... ,
Lreia L Sfaat " ''
Lpdia L. Hat. at the riellBtn, eat
Retelltfe Dr- Aapt. MX AWnlied by S
alelerr, Mra. Aaa Abbey, afarrae. OaMf,
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Ooldoa Ca.
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Any Longer
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rataaeaea. Aauataa owooaaa tat aat
peare ba Chiaa. aa matter wrtb arkat
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atanttlav heart, raaea. brver. kleVaraw,
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Nixon Greets !ke .
At National Airport
Washington () President
Eisenhower, interrupting his
Colorado vacation to attend
the funeral of Chief Justice
Fred M. Vinson, srrived in
Washington early today. '
Vice-President Nixon greet
ed him as he stepped from
the presidential plane Colum
bine st Washington National
airport The president called
cheerily:
'Hi, there, Dick. Whst are
you doing here"
Sleek Market
New Verb (AV-afotart and Ttllrnwda
were under eoma aelllot prresure Tnura
day Ib a falling atock market.
The decline tolowlaa Iwe deva af Tela.
tlva atcadlneaa wtat le arouad t point!
at the eateide IB a law areaa. Ol.nerwiec
the chaatea either wey were emeu.
Volume expended on the decline and
oame to are animated 404 000 aharet for
the entire day. tThat compare a
aaa.bM aharea traded Wedneeday I
the four-yeer low al I4t.aet aharea
traded, eat Tuaadar.
ktda
Porllaad Oreaa .
PertloBd (P-Coarat aralae,
ar effara.
Wheat kid ta arrive market, baale
Ko. 1 bulk, delivered coaal: soft White,
3.3S; Soft White oBcludlaa Rea S.;
White Club 331.
Hard Red Winter: Ordinary l.tt; II
per eant a.at; 11 per eon! aat; 11 per
cent 1.11. ,
Hard White Beam Ordinary i.311 11
per teat 3.31; 11 per eeat 3.11; II par
cent 3.31. .
Thuradaye eer receipt: Wheal . 11;
barley t; Hear 1: eera 4: mill feed
I
FREE HAIRCUTS AT FAIR
TV
Open frees t ajn. te I b.ib.
Ph. I-1S11 Cml
galea's First TrVrvlilan Blare
panAt
t IB on-Whit'a Ceetlatl
11.4 twav-ais Prwa
Il ia Am Welcome Travelers
II to abw-ob rouv Aeeowat
II II p av-O" Oeaertl Aaaemblp
II '41 p.aaLadlaa Choice
I'M p.aav-Ooubla or Netklad)
I 3a p.av atrl'a II Rich
S at p m-fdatlnea Theater
S-lt p deach for Tomorrow
s'sa p.av Love of Life
t 41 p.m-Toymakar
4 ta p.av Terry aad Plratea
4 31 B.ak-ets Oua Playbeaaa
ire, Melnarta Reel
1:31 p.mPrectle Tot
t 41 p.at-Nawt caravta
1 eo p mOcat Aatrey
I It p.mTou AUtd Par it
S at p.m Doorwty tt Dealer
S SI p.moldbertl
a ta p av-Chtaea of Llftuma
a at p.m. Bob Ooaaldlne
U a Teat Poaat Theater
il ea pmPortleaa vryeaUtM
II M pMA-rml- al Clip
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aBaaamaaal
Cattle Teased all the war from U
cent hither te aa much lower while
aheap ware needy to II to miner.
Moat butcher writot note aota rrom
lls.ol to tn.at with top coint to 131 at
for around three loeda. Boat aenoraUr
ware worth 111.11 to Ili.H.
afoal ateera end yearunaa ra enotee
to prime Deab told from lit to 111 to.
oeod te low prime helfera made 111 at
ta tlt.at. eae prima load tolat te 131.41.
Cewt topped et 111 14. bulla al 11441,
aad choice vealare el tlLII.
Oood te prime aprtae lamba made 111
te 111 44 while twee eosllaued to tell al
II ao end below.
Salable rervlpu wert lallmated et
I. ant beta. 1.444 cattle, pat cal rea and
1,404 thorp.
Pertlead Seetatde Market
Portland alio Tha flrat volume ehla
mtat of DlUard saalaloupea were dueled
by Pacifie Prult end Produre Co. et
tt M.t for otaadard rratea of lit, 37a
end lie todar; prrajoeeri reeelvtd I3.TI-I
lor preferred eabbaae; moat fleta of
Taklma and mld-Columbta dlatrlct U
matoeat broulht 114-1.44 al whole. ele
boaeee; flrat ahlpment Veklma valley
coBxeeeVtype treeae billed et mi eeall
fay five peaad aaaketa. I
These haircuts are free, sure enough, if you are a sheep.
Photo shows three youths competing for the 4-H sheep
shearing championship st the Oregon State Fsir Thursday.
From left they sre Glen Warner, Monroe. 1952 champion;
Henry Williams, Klamath Falls; snd Glen Klock, Sandy.
Barnes retained his championship. Williams snd Klock
finished second and third respectively.
ANNOUNCING
Boars: Ml; 1-8
Evenings by AppolatmeBt
DR. JOHN C. TARR
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN
. '
Phone 1-Ii2 Mil Fslrgreands Rd., Salem, Oregon
In the BollywoatJ District
(F
oLo
(CENTRALIZED TRAFFIC CONTROL)
to enlarge Oregon's
rail freight capacity
IxpsMditw of $3,103,000 to complete tbe instaRation of C.TC. ;
(Cawtralized IVafBc Control) over tbe baaM sectioo of Scathrn
Pscific lines in Oregon, between Klamath Falls and Eugene, Onhjoo,
ltaa juet been sutivofwccl snd work will start shortly.
e . .
The effect will be to greatly increase the capacity of the Kne, tpeeding
the movement of Oregon product, particularly lumber, out of Oregon
tvU alto the hauling of empty can into Oregon,
C. T.Cisa facility whereby signals and veritcbee cot trotting tmn ofasr
ation are operated by dispatchers by remote control, ami ncrtvaaea the
caapevctty of single fine track by tetoajt 78 pet cent. '
InstoHtrHeM of C T. C. operation between Klamath Falls and
Oeecent Lake, 99 miles, was started late last year and will be com
pleted in November at a cost of $2,461,000. The work just authorised
covers the installation over the next 95 miles from Crescent Laka
to Xrugem, coijcentration point for lismbec arhiprnente from western
Oregori.
The) aHitirn InstallcrHofl, therefore, from Klamath FaUs to Eugene, -194
miles, involves a total expenditure of $6,264,000 . . . another in
veatinent in the tremendous total made since the end of World War II
to make our good railroad a better one. It represents our continuing
purpose to provide Oregon and tbe other states) we serve with the
lfoeet freight and passenger service in America.
H Menu prtlnnt to point out that this C.T.C. iiwtallation and
other improvements to increase the capacity of our railroad or make
it more efficient benefits directly or indirectly all the area we serve,
whether located adjacent to the facilities involved or not. -
CompUtlsxt of thai C. Te C. installation into Eugene will give)
Southern Pacific C.T.C. operation all the way through the mountain
territory between Redding, California, and Eugene with the excep
tion of a short, leas busy section between Black Butte and Klamath
Falls.
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