Saturday, December 26, 1953
MT. ANGEL STUDENTS IN ROME
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
FlMII Vmin mnnka III A , A 1 I i
...una aiuiii mi. .-aIIKCI ADDCy WHO are
currently itudying at Benedictine International House in
Rome. From left they are: Father Anselm, O.S.B., Father
Placidua Sander, O.S.B., Frater Athanasius Bucholi, and
Frater Kieren McBride.
Women's Press Club
Picks Disliked Stars
Four Wives Turn Up
For80-Year-Old Man
Chchalis, Wash. W Author
ities said a fourth woman ap
peared Thursday in the in
volved case of Joseph Peter
LaSalle, identified herself as
wife No. 1 and added ihe still
loved the 80-year-old man de
spite bigamy and grand lar
ceny charges against him.
Sheriff Earl Hilton said Mrs.
May LaSalle of Seattle, traced
from a letter found in La-
Salle's belongings, reported
she married him Sept. 25, 1929.
The sheriff said the Seattle
woman, now 76 and an old age
pensioner, reported she hadn't
heard of or from LaSalle in
four years. She came here to
meet the jailed LaSalle, and
Hilton quoted her as saying:
"I don't care what kind of
trouble he's in. I still love him
and will wait for him."
LaSalle, who was married
last September to Mrs. Clara
Thompson, widow of a Pack-
Hope Given ud
For Survivors
London (A) Hope was given
UD Saturdav for anv ..,..,
of an American navy bomber
mai crasnen on an Iceland gla
cier nine days ago.
United States Air Fore
mnn lATU 1 a
"ui "asii.. inuj ciidm, was umiru oiaies Air J! o
arrested at Portland Tuesday headquarters here a i d the
on a complaint filed by Mrs. searcn nas been suspended be
rirnnn T nCrttln v .. i . : t . ' rnncn r. t hart . . . , i
m.? - a t i
Aih. ft I
I'; 't I II
IIlJ
is held in linn nf fin nnn
on the bigamy charge.
Ihe Yakima woman con
fronted LaSalle wri..,.,
and identified him as the man
she married 12 years ago. She
said he had visitpH hrr umir.
ly at a Yakima motor court
where she lives.
Prosecutor John Panesko
said LaSalle told him his mind
sometimes "went hlnnk " nH
he didn't remember marrying
tne Yakima woman.
Meantime Charles Billino.
hurst, Pierce County dcDutv
prosecutor, came here and
identified LaSallr as tho man
charged with grand larceny at
lacoma. Billinghurst said La
Salle is accused of cpttino .
000 from the late Julia Stei
del of Taenma AnH that T
Salle had married the Tarnma
woman in 1948. Mrs. Steidcl
died after the larceny charge
was filed.
Earlier, a hel'm.itn.. .,...-
team landed beside the wreck
age and reported the nine crrw
members of the bomber &.
parcntly perished. Only one
body was found Tho nth..
eight airmen were believed
ourriea in the snow.
ft
Hollywood UP) With
seasonal lack of charity, the
Hollywood Womfn'i p r .
Club this wmaIc nnuii am, Ik
annual icallioni to the most
uncooperative atari of the
movies.
Why certain aelrrtinna
made are often a mvitpv
even to some mpmhun f ti,.
club iUelf. This year the "win-
neri- are Dale Robertson and
Esther Williams.
Iti not hard to see why
flOHrUOn Was fhn.AAn Uj
n outspoken Oklahoman who
is firm in hit ideas. One of his
notions is that a new star can
have his career nipped Jn the
bud bv BtwrmittlnAT hi num..
and face to be plastered in
every magazine and news
naoer. He an h iva un-.
are certain phases of his life
mat are nis own private pro
Dertv.
This is hpresv in Knma nt tVitt
laav writers I npv pnrn thpit
livines bv tpllintf all shnni th.
stars' lives to panting millions.
I When an actor clams
sets a bad orecedent.
The selection of Esther is
more mysterious. She is one of
tne aarungs of the male press
corps. It usually has been true
that anything goes with
Esther; she even did publicity
wnue expecting her third
child. Some of the gals claim
Esther is not so neat about
keeping appointments. She is
keeping her mouth shut. When
i she was selected most unco
operative before she had a re
buttal. But it didn't seem to
do any good . . .,
A number of the eastern TV
Shows have been wanHttrintf
westward for a telecast or two
from Hollywood. 'Miiter
Peepers" was here recently
and those expected to follow
are "Howdy Doody," "Your
Show of Shows" and Milton
Berle.
WaolMweri u rctallm. Dollars pat
BMl-SlHri, rholca, SH-TC ft,.. H
VI I lit J liH-JI, IVSOBirillCi ,. W4'SI,
17-61; round. ftO-41; full loin.
r in taia.i4 ITt.aUl Irlanatla aiB.. A,a.
Up, it 1 4uar.tr. 111-11; arnica. 137-41; rib.
I MM.
Park Talt Lotna. rbolra. l-lt lb.,
tbl-ty. .housdrn. 1 lbs, Wl-40; iptr.
rlbi, IrMh taamt, W-U Ibt., 9b.
13
Resident of
20 Years Dies
CARTER H. HARRISON
6 -term mayor dies.
MaX DflVlH Sphlpsinnp AT
resident of Oreenn fnr xn vpn
and of Salem for nearly 20,
oiea inursday morning at a
nursins home hprp U hij
been ill for manv vparc
Mr. SrhlpSin0;, v. P.a,?m " W- He was mar-
In eastern Germany in April oi "f? at A,,bany "29- nd his
1886. and came to the United I y. Bernard!, i(
Fred Bernard!
Rifes Tuesday
Fred L. Bcrnardi, 61, former
well known heating and plumb
ing contractor, died Thursday
in a Salem hospital after fail
ing health for the lad
years. He had hppn a liri-
resident of Salem and his home
was at 34U Crnss sti-ppt
Services will be held Tues
day. Dec. 29, at 1:30 p.m. at the
V.'. T. Rigdon Company chapel,
with Rev. George Swift as the
minister and interment at Bel
crest. Mr. Bernardi had hpen in ih.
heating and plumbing business
nunc lOAio wncn me Business
was ODened hprp hv hiM
his father. They operated to
gether until 942 when the fa
ter retired, and Jrprf TWnorrii
continued to run it until two
yuars ago wnen ne sold out.
He was born near Gervais
January 27. 1AD2 anri pm.
1886, and came to the United
oiaies at tne age of 16. He
Came to Orppnn in IOHaI saJ
lived in Portland until the
spring of 1934 when he moved
to Salem. With his son, Sol
Schlesinger, and his daughter
Aura, ohui moomnerg, ne start
ed the SchleStnLTPI nnH pnmrta-
ny business, a women's apparel
store here.
Surviving are three sons,
Sol, Ralph and Sidney Schles
inger, all of Salem, one daugh
ter, Mrs. Saul Bloomberg: and
six erandrhilHrpn Uic wif.
died about two and one-half
years ago.
Funeral sprvirps will hp rnn
ducted next Monday. Decern-
Dcr at JLdward Holman and
Son mortuary, Hawthorne ave-
nue Portland at 1n-3n a '
Burial will be in the Nevah
iieaaK cemetery at Portland.
Christmas Flames
Kill Albany Man
Oregon Gains
115,800 People
Portland (JP Orppnn ,ia
increased 115.500 in popula
tion since the 1950 census, the
State Board of Health esti
mates.
The total now is 1. 636. 800,
compared with 1.521,341 in
1950, said Dr. Harold M. Er
ickson, state health officer.
That is a 7.6 per cent increase.
Erlckson estimated 2.2 per cent (
of it came in the nasi vpar Ho 1
said about a third of the in-:
crease came from migration,
the rest from births.
County estimates, listing in
order the 1953 estimate, the
1952 estimate and the 1950
census:
Baker 15,600, 15,945, 16,175;
Benton, 35,000, 34,845, 31,570;
Clackamas 92.000 flu fi7.i rk .
716; Douglas 66.000, 62.564,
54,549; Grant 8,600, 8,567,
8,329; Harney 6.200, 5,972,
o.iij; Jackson 63,000, 62,972,
58,510; Josephine 29.200, 29 -112,
26,524; Klamath 42,100,
41,971, 42,150; Lake 6.600, 6,
756. 6.649: Lane 144.7nn lao.
167, 125,776: Lincoln 23.200,
23,212, 21,308; Linn 58,600,
58.366. 54 317- Marinn 1nj inn
104,544.101,401; Morrow 4.900
5,091, 4,783; Multnomah 110
400. 105.036. 100.526: Pnlk 9i .
600, 25.087. 26.317: Umatilla
47,600, 47,517, 41,703; Union
18,000, 18,738, 17,962; Wallowa
6,700, 6,834. 7,264; Yamhill
32,400, 32,401, 33,484. I
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
nis oniy survivor. He was a
member of Salem Lodge 336
BPO Elks.
Ex-Mayor of
Chicago Dies
Chicago VP) Carter H. Hai-
rlson, 93, who was mayor of
nicaso live terms and whose
lite was an integral part of the
city's stormy history, died
Christmas Day.
Harrison and his father
also Carter H. Harrison gov
erned Chicago for 22 of Its
first 72 years. The family be
lieved this was a record un
rqualcd anywhere in the coun
try. Harrison, a ripmnprat dIm
served as collector of internal
revenue from 1933 until 1944,
when he retired.
Born April 23, 1860, Harri
son was n practicing attorney
until 1891, when he became as-
KOfintpH lirifh hia fnll.A. IL. TM. AM ....
- " 1110 i" me i uic names quicKiy spread . u -V. . 1
purchase of the old Chicago I through the small frame home1 . """""day.
Albanv (U.R) A rhrktm
night fire early today claimed
the life of Georue Jimmrrfiplrf
oo, oi Aioany
3 Monmouth Firms
Tie for Decorations .
prize in the city's Christmas
decoration wac 4k. n
mouth Cooperative Warehouse,
me roweu insurance Agency
and The Wnrlr Rt.IrDt tu
- vaaum,!,, its
prize money was divided.
1 ne Itldffinff WAS rinna I.
two groups.
Mrs. Ellis Stebbins. Mrs. An
ton PostI and Mrs. Elmer Cha
pm wore members of the com
mittoe named by the Chamber
of Commerce and the Mon
mouth Civic club to do the
judging.
sister to heln hpr tn tni P.ra
of the babies.
PORTLVn rKIIDI'CB LIST
ullCrfa.1 llnilMl a...la.i t.
metiute etiansr Premium qualtty. mail
mum 35 of oo ptr ctnt teldlty
. uerrrl in Pnrcini ik . -
ity. 66-Mc. arcoofl quIUt, 14 -47c. Valley
Batter Wholtstit f o b. bulk ube to
wdolMtlt, irit AA. IS rorr. 6e;
'A grade, 92 acore. nSe. B, B0 acora.
; 64'.c. c. 89 .icore, 2c Above prices
jamctlT nominal. To retailer: AA trade
K....i. (.t it,., tartona .jc. a PNtlta, 72c;
i Carton. 73r: P. nrlnl.
Ifaeeiia - 6tllim priw to Portland
icr, ureson ainiiea. 43 v,-46;
Oreroo lb. loaf. 484-61C.
tiaa U Hbaleiaiert candled ut
!rouiainlna no ions cae included I.o.b.
(Portland; A grade lartt. STj-IO'e; A
(grade medium. 5&'j.fi8'ac; A a ride imall,
j 47i;.4I'jci B ar.,de targe. 4fl-52c.
' Kca (U producers) Candled f ob.
Portland; ungrndtf. large, 48-S0 doe ;
rade AA large. M-53c doj ; a large.
49-51e do.: AA medium. 4S-4Sc. A me
dium. 46-47C dor.; amali, 40c dog. To re
tailers; Orade AA. la rue. M-63c; A large,
57-r,Ac; A amail. 49.60c. Cartona 3 centa
addnional,
Cheete Price to retallera. Portland.
( Ore ton aintles, 46 V; I lba. loavea,
51-534e: triplet!. I'.c less than aln
. sits Premium oranda. iintiri. aau
lb. for alngl wtieeU oi,e Proceaied Am
erican cheese, s-ib. loavw to rtta, 43 'i-
Pojltry
Live fhlrkena No. I duality, f o b. I
Plants f'rvera. roaifers. ill weishti, 2le.
henvy hfria ml , hi. n.ia, n..,.
hrns. all wenhu. Itc: ai'h nn.t.' n.
15c. I
retailers: Pryeri, brollen, 39-40c lb.; I
roasters, all wta.. tn.Hi". n.hi k.n.
! 3!-32c: heay hena, 37.38c: rut-up fry
era, all wis.. 53-5ic lb ; whola drawn, 48
Sic lb.
Orcaied Turkeya To ratalleri: A crade
evlsertH hen. b7-S8c lb.: eviaerated
toms. 60-54c lb.: according to weigh ti;
New Vork dressed to mi 40-42c lb. New
Yorlt dre.'.tpd hena, iH lb, To producer-;
Grade A young hena, 43c lb. f.o.b.
f.rm; A toma. 32c lb.
Rabbits - Average to grower: Live
white.. 3'i-i lb. 19-21C: 6-6 iba','4 l-Me
drewed fryer to retallera. 85-57c i cut
Country Dreiaed Meat
Veal-Top quality. 10-33c lb.; rough
heavlea. 2035e.
n,!!,iLri?,w bIocke". e lb.; aowi
light, 30-32c.
, Lb-Bt. 14-886 lb. i yearllnii. to.
I Mutton Beat. 12-14o lb., eull-utilltj,
Beef Utility cowa. I0-34c lb.; cannir
cuUera, r,-18c. siie.l! down t 13c
welanti, 8S0-4O. cogamerclaU. $34-34
Lanka Choice-prime, 13739; good
14-37.
Baron flmoked. all welghta. 857-19.
lasted Haava Choice 13 18 lb., 84J
7. Perl land MlacelUwroBe
OalHa oO lb. aakg., Waah.. yellow
medium. $11.10. lane. II. 10-1.38: Idaho
yellow, nied.. 1.-1.0; large 11-80-1.88;
na noil a v-ou; tMScnutea hu
no. i, ww. aiie a, . rt-j.ww. jg
lb. ak., M-85: 10 lb. miuh, 40A; paper,
30-33. windowa S5-3T: Na. 2. la Ih
70-M: Wah Rutiati Na. I.A. lli.lo
few 2 7; Idaho. 1.40-VO; 10 lb. naner.'
38-40; vent. 43-48; N. Dakota PonUeci.
o. 1-A, M lba., 3 35-50.
Haw t M if a. 4 aa ail.l J.
leered car lott f.o.b. Portland And tie
attle. 3J-30
H'mI oreaie baata. WlllamatU al-
ley medium. ll-Sac lb.: Ridern Oregon
Valley lamb wool 43c; 13-month wool.
Mebalr -87o lb. on 13-month grow
th, f o.o. country ahlpplng pomta. i
I ,r-rivuiuiu ymjinm piica l.ao.
Portland, calf akma. 1l-17e lb., accoro;.
m io conniuon: green gina, Ulc ,0 :
green cow hide. 8-7c lb., according
Cl lant IhiH nualltv- iill hid.. .1.
lb.; glue bidea, M par cent below price
nikfriauVhitlMala ullta.. ..... . - k
Oregon plant No 1 Jumbo Barrelonaa
lanBr iv.. mrfiiurn i&"bc io.J
to grower! f o b. plant, 18c lb. for Barre
wnn-v uuinnivi nail Crni IfM
Wain at PrnHi.r.r win ...... . . t.
tll. 1 An Ih : c-iwHlinsi 11.11- Ik wt,.i.
aal idling price first quality large
Franqu.-ttei, 33-33W e lb : light halve.
7983c lb.; he lied light amber halvea.
m-nr ib
V-fr .uner,I. home In Ml
u 'vices will
ns. at om m win
- " - " monaay, Dec
28. at the 8arH u
.fcith'ntermetT
ccniriery under di
rection of k it T
Horn. . a . "f w U"al
....... v a... nilet.
Carl 0. Brokke
Silverton rri n d... ,
, ......... ui pioneer Sil
verton 1un.il., .I:. .
- 7, ultra Bl hi.
home in Portland Dec. 23. Mr
wa Dorn in Minne
sota and had livrri ......
In the Silverton district Ho
was a son of Mr. and Mrs. P
H. Brokke. anil . ...i :
World War I. 01
Surviving are the wife
Marie, Portland; five brothers!
Holver. Julius and Arnold
unite, x-uriiana; and Helmer,
Walnut CrTk f ? .k
ters Ruth Nelson, Salem and
w,,,,.,Mc iAira, roruand.
Plinaral .....I .
ii w oe at
11 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 29 at
th. u i 1
... .na aon Mortuarv
Portland xuitti k...ti
ii. ,. a. "' n me
Willamette National Cemetery
with the American Lesion in
charge. ,
Calif.,
SALEM MARKETS
Cora piled frani report or Salem dealerg
for tho guidance of Capital Joarnal
. raadera. iRcvlaed dally.)
let ill freed Price:
ttahhlt Patlota at IB iBn.lh k.t
't4 36-.00 (100.1b bag).
egg OTan-$4.flB-?&.30
13.90-4.90 1100 wt.i.
Ptlalllr HMIllaiai Prlaaa faiaa,al
31c: old rooter. 15: colored fowl, 34c:
leghorn fowl lie- colored roaater. 31c.
Buying Prteea Egga. AA 53c; large A.
49-88e: medium A a i- n,jii. t
47c; amall. 33c. Eggg, wholeiale Prlre
riirrMuj b-t cenu nign-r than prlceg
above: large grade A generally quoted at
60c: medium at S4e.
Butter. Butterfat
Butterfat Buying prke. premium. 70
71 cent: No. 1. 47-69 CenU; No. 3. 8le.
Mid Willamette
Obituaries
Peter Selansky
Gervais Peter Scf.sky,
75, died in a Salem hospital
Dec. 25. He was born in the
Ukraine in 1878 and had lived
for mnnv vear in tho r.vii.
and Mt. Angel districts.
Surviving are the widow.
Rose Selen.iky, Gervais: two
Sons. Anthonv. Art7nna anl
Steven. Sweet Homo- h r
aaugnters, Madeline Shell,
Gervais; Mary Bauman, Leb
anon, and Clara Dowe, Port
land; and five grandchildren.
The rosary will be recited at
7:30 cm. Sunriav in th. c..j
Heart Catholic church at Ger
vais and again at 8 p.m. at thej
Kendall Robinson
Scio Funeral services were
uem lcc. zi at ih. E ..
ivenaaii Hobinson.
ii, wno aiea suddenly Dec 17
while at school.
Rev. Manley officiated at the
services. The singing was done
by his schoolmates. His 7th
grade teacher. Edith m-.
Was accomnaniat fn lh. '
a-.. ., 1 niA-iii. ivirs.
Ulcn Thurston played the pre-
i u u e ana posuuae. Huston
Funeral Home was in rk..n.
ot arrangements.
Oraveside aervlooe u.a. uau
"in .11 iu
in Dallas at 3 n m R.,rioi .....
in the Odd Felows cemetery
The vnuth wn. hn.n i. ri
las and came to Scio when he
was 2 years old.
He leaves his father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Robinson; two brothers, Ken
neth and Donald, and one sis
ter, Jean.
- , ana
MichiWn7
1CM ... . Fllaw
1882. Ih.!f. S.
iv Dliaka
" married "T
3. 1934. 00i
ISha i .
Hamilton if T-
Charl- V. Cllit
dHaaS!.M
Wndchlf"'
MATH:
William B. Derr
Willamina Vnneni
ices were held Dec. 23 at the
Sheridan Funeral u. t
William B. Derr, 21, of Wil
lamina, who was killed near
Glenwood. when a tree was
blown on the car in which he
was riding. Rev. Elmo Black
Officiated. Bnri Infarm... ...
at Belcrest Memorial park ln
ouieui.
He is survived Vv nf
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W.
c ui wmamina; six sisters,
Jo Ann Hiede of Glenwood
Marian. Ruth Ann r
Dorthea and Darlee'n Derr all
of Willamina; and two broth-1
ers. James anH .lem, t-i t
nrii J weir vi ,
Willamina; his grandparents,
Mrs. Pearl Wilson of Auburn,
TI..A... .
Tn.rnt, b
H. SUBwlttt,
b ir. u,f V; k
ltr. llr. .."." Uccu
"i at. vimmi r- s a M
Cammick. uin T.11
In tH a T,"'tIr
rttt l. BirB.tU 1
W.IJ-r. iSl"
ciu.a:B.;Xi,,J.",
Frank nk.
nmr -RisrS,:
Mond.,, Dec U.J,
t Belcrut U.iiwrli fnt"
Or 1. 1. Urn. W D. Or.o c
llRR I 'It AM aHJ 1
CHINESE NATVB0M1
ITtMtalM Oil klHik iilJ
Office open li.im.ij B. ll
to 1 p m.i to ? pa. Cnitl
oiooa preuttra and trw t
free f hkr. aw.iuj
Write for gttraetira rift. "3
uoa
Clarissa Thompson i
Passes af Eugene
Eugene m Mrs. Mary Clar
issa inomson. 84, one of the
early settlers alnn th nt
zie River died In a rest home
joccupiea By Jimmcrficld, a
Harrison's widow Is the fnr-1 bachelor, inflicting burns seri
mrr Edith OgnYn of New Or-lous enough to cause his death
li'iiiis, whom he married fi5 1 in a hnsnii.il thi.
years ago. Mrs. HarrisonV 91. Cause nf ihr. tiro ....'..ili11 1938
""'". wim a son, Carter learned immedialelv
Harrison III. and a daughter. Neighbors pulled' the strick
IVT.'o L'.lill. 1 1 : i .1. .....
.-wiiii iii.uiifrrc, coin oi en jimmeriiclrt from
suburban Lake Forest. i flames.
Thomson's J.ntiaa n ...
C heen hpr hom from
. 1 i i"48- od8. opi
ated by her husband whn hi.j
m 1938. wa- a lnnntn t...
.-- ki., ears Dack and she
cooKca meals for the t,.
th. gers.
Alter her husband's dealh
sne anci members of her family
operated the InHoo annii,.. ,n
ears. rour sons and a daugh-
irr survive.
Legless War Vet Beaten
A aJ D.LI I I... LJ-.ji
iiu rxuuuea uy nOOCIIUmS Triolets Born to
I.nng Peach, Calif r,T-A had been in the war but thev'Ex-Mt. Anqel Couole
nec.al squad of detectives were all cursing and yelling Mt. Angel Mr and
has horn .ncd o investi- and hitting me with their Denn s Schaffner (CatheHn,
Kale (he hrula rhr Uinn Jiv ti i. n,i. ..... - . . inannrr. (Latnenne
young hrodlum, ' I , .a"a!K" are 'nnouncing the birth" of
rhar.es .1. Haker. 23. who merou, br ei Z .1 nin . !ta, .1 n' . f''
: ' Ll1".". 'LI. .f both a friend happened by and gave Stt V . E"Za-
"i. upon oy nve orinim aid. T n. .
Baker anH hi if n. i i " . ",c ""Dies
have an ta, 1" , 1 ",tIe b.rol. Den-
daughler. He wa, arrvlni ! "Z". tna th.
with an army unit In Korea GZX. l""
SIX YOUthS as he VL-am ar.ir.rt
home from a visit to his un
cle's home early Friday morn-
inc.
lie mm .hnrirr. ' r.n l aim . - - .
.at ,1 ; v t: :,.' Mr. . M
speeially equipped ampu-and leg and lav in free in. , Seh""ner ' Mt
Ires C.tr anothrr fiiilnmnKIIa. uratht na u AtlRrj.
. . . " "inn Mltllat af(M..
Haw I A fSSmi&iS
1UrTl':?Mi-iUFmm - wZ'3y,glgtt iJr Y VZZJZXK
Va.i5Vis5nil v-rZ'I''iwiiHij rSr I Air if
f""Mni ii i i-'iingg5wia
1 "S
forced him to the side of the
road in ihe nearby Artesia dls
tnd. He said he was dragged
from hi, ear by the youths
and after being beaten was
robbed f,f his new Chrislmas
Wri.'I ualeh nnH tin
Mrs
Henry
family
hi. . : i. , , .... sunaay
1 1, , " V ,dRrn ' ,an "1 Schaffner's father
. ' " . """'Schaecher. and other
W He is' .1111 M.r' M- Wll-
treatment at a , .mr v. . . m "aecn-r. Marry Schae-
pital. i cner, Dean Huffstutter and
ci.' ... ... ,Tr" Arthur Hassler motored
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