TfcoraJajr, January T. 1934
' ma t.riMU julb;iai4 micin, urtpii , - FOOD SECTION Plgf 1J "
Radio-Television
THIHSDAT ON KOIN TV;
,.h,u'.klr "'"'-"Driftwood- starring Ruth Wtrrlck
with slter Brennsn, Dew Jl..er tad Charlottt Greenwood.
I:H p-at. Meet Mr. McNutley-Ray MiU.nd, ai Profeuor Uc
Nutley. rum afoul uf ihd k.nk -k. v. a- - a.,. TV
, -.: - uwv in nvi uie UIUUWT, WIKn
. J8?' vltyti by Pn'Uil AverY. eonf met the east tide
- f" SUr Playhouse Dick Powen stars in "The
Test. The drama centera on a jet teat pilot who take a plane up
for an experimental tlight while beaet with worry over the iUnesi
of hi daughter.
pa, Video Theatre Screen
Spam mh aelaal U a- 1
"no ner romantic weal tending a tiny vegeta-
iS" VPJ!? u'ic 01 Manhattan apartment in "Call Off
ine wedtdng.
v .. ,:W. V" B1 Tw Investigating numbers games and foot
ball pool! in the city'a high echooli, Steve Wilson, one of the Illua
trated Preaa and co-worker Lorelei Kilbourne, uncover teen-age
gang terrorizing local shopkeepers, in "Kid Stuff."
It pan. The Playhoute While her hiuband it out getting
champagne and caviar for their New Year't celerstion, a young wife
has to decide whether to ttay with him or run away with a new
love, in "To Love and Cherish."
. . 11 p: m' S00.0"1 8lx "Captain Caution" atarring Victor
Mature, Allan Ladd and Bruce CabotL
KPTV THURSDAY PBOGBAM:
Three Steps to Heaven, U:15-Story of a small-town girl't
adventure in New York City.
Matinee Thettre, 1 "Port of Muting Glrlt" (tart Judith
Allen, Harry Carey and Betty Compton.
The World on View, :45 Newt, porta and weather.
t: Yon Bet Your Life, g Groucho Marx' comedy quia. -
Dragnet, Jack Webb in realistic dramaa.
Ford Theatre, 9:30 "The Fugitives" start Barry Sullivan and
Mary Beth Hughes with Anita Louise. Story of a trapped killer and
a daring newspaperman.
Nile Owl Theatre, U:0S "The Mysteriout Mr. Wong" stars
Belua Lugosi, Wallace Ford and Arline Judge.
.
FRIDAY PROGRAM ON KPTV:
Three Stept to Heaven, 11:15 Story of a small-town girl's
adventure in New York City.
Matinee Theatre, 1 "Manhattan Love Song."
Calvacade of Sports, 7 Garth Panter of Salt Lake City vs.
Joe Giardille of Philadelphia in 10-round middleweight bout tele
cast from Madison Square Garden.
The Dave Garroway Show, 8 Music and variety show with
Dave Garroway.
Inner Sanctum, 8:3ft "A Second Life" start Anthony Ross,
Margaret Draper and Rita Lynn. A middle-aged man, frustrated
and unhappy, attempts to murder his wife.
The Big Story, 9 Reporter J. Harold Brlslln of the Scranton
(Pa.) Times, helped t man, rehabilitated in prison, get a second
chance.
Heidelberg Wrestling, 10 Local live wrestling from the Port
land Armory.
Nile Owl Theatre, 11 "Atlantic Flight" start Dick Merrill,
Paula Stone and Jack Lambie.
.
KOIN-TV FRIDAY PROGRAM:
3:15 p.UL, Armchair Theatre Streets of New York" starring
Jackie Cooper and Marjorie Reynolds.
8:30 p.m Topper A New Year's Svt costume party is Cosmo
Topper's undoing when George and Marion Kerby, his friends from
the beyond, ring out the old and
nearted Haunting that lands the earthbound Cosmo in Jail.
' 9 p.UL, Playhouse of Start Screen actor Scott Brady it guest
star host and Gloria Sanders is featured in "Rim of Violence." the
story of a young policeman whose
heartbreak destroys his futn in
9:30 p.nu. Our Mist Brooks Starring Eve Arden. When Connie
Brcoks forgets to mail a letter to the insurance company for her
school principal, complications pile up thick and fast
11 p.m. Showtime on 8ht
RichardTravls and carol xnurston.
On Television
KPTV (27). KOIN-TV (6)
UHF VHP
nrcBiDtT
100 w Dim Dm etnool
10:M em. Wnnfe Cooklat
11:00 a.m. KPTV Hawalnt 7ella
11:11 a.m. KPTV 1 llapo to Hearea
11.10 era. KPTV Family Friend
13:00 noon KPTV Srkle and Oroera
Kont Bit Payoff
13:10 P.m. KPTV TBI
koin Bob croibr
I'M P.m. KPTV alettnti
KOIK-LOM 01 liiO
l:lt p.m. KPTV Matinee
Bom-Search lot Tomorrow
1:80 p.m. FPTV Matinee
KOIN Ouldlns LUht
1:41 p.m. KPTV Matinee
KOIN Valient Lady
1:00 p.m. KPTV Matinee
koin ru Buy That
1:11 p.m. KPTV Hollywood Reel
KOIN I'U BUT Thet
1:30 p m, KPTV On Tour Account
KOIN Strike It Rich
1:00 p m. KPTV rw Smim
KOtN Oerry Maori Show
1:11 pi kptv Koto smith
KOIN Armcoetr Theater
1:10 p.m. kptv Koto smltn
KOIN Armchair Theater
4-0S p.m. KPTV Welcome Travelere
KOIN Armchair Thtattr
4:10 p.m. KPTV Tormeter
KOIN Armchair Theater
4:41 p.m. KPTV Toymeter
KOIN Mr. lMi
l:t P.m. KPTV-HswCr O004I
KOIN saddle reia
I'M p.m. KPTV Bar 11 Corrotl
KOIN flpace Itansir
1:01 p.m. KPTV TBA
KOIN Mr. Wtothtrmaa
1:11 p.m. KPTV TBA
KOIN Photo Qui!
t'to p.m. KPTV Runtlni and Flinlns
KOIN Doui tdwardi Ntwi
t-iS p.m. KPTV Northweit Dliatl
KOIN Sporto Scholar
T OO p.m. KPTV sporli HUUM
KOIN Claco KM
, 20 p.m. KPTV Dinah thoro ,
rOIN Maco tht Faeo
1:41 p.m. KPTV sowa Cararan
KOIN F'.aet tho Paco
a-no p.m. KPTV-Oroucho Mart
KOIN Matt Mr. McNultl
' 8-SO p-m. KPTV Chetron Thrawr
KOIN Four star Flarhotuo
t 00 m. KPTV Drainrl
KOIN Vldto Plarhouao
t:10 p.m. KPTV Ford Theawr
KOIN Bit Town
10 00 p.m. KPTV Martin Kano
FOIN The Plarhoiwo
It IS P m. KPTV Arthur Murray party
KOIN ehowtlmt on Sli
11:00 p.m. KPTV-Newa-eporta
KOIN eowtlmo on Bit
11:10 p.m. KPTV woatntr Vant
KOIN flhowtlmo on Sit
11 It a m NUbl Owl
FKIDAT
10:00 n.m. KPTV-Dlm Dont Bell
10:10 a.m. KPTV-Whal'a Cootlnll
11:00 o.m. KPTV Hawtlu Falla
KOIN-A aur Wall nuo
11:11 o.m. KPTV Tho BannctU
If . la o.m. KPTV Friend of Family
li t am. KPTV Friend of Family
U 00 noon KPTV Bride ond C-room
IYIARR RADIO &
TELEVISION
Sales Servks InstalUHon
TY
Open M ttoir H.
Weekdays
Ph. t-1611 146 8. CenX
Salem't First Televltlon Store
Tele-Views "
star Joanne Dru pltyi a country-
. . -.
ring in the new with some light-
daily contact with ugliness and
numamty.
"Jewels of Brandenberg" starring
U:tl P.m. KPTV TBo
Koiia bod CToany
1:01 p.aa. KPTV Matlneo Thontor
KOIN Lore ot Ult
1:11 pm. KPTV Matinee
KOIN eearch Tomorrow
I:W u rn. KPTV Matlnto
KOIN Ouldlnt Llfht
1:11 m. KPTV Matlnto ,
KOIN Valiant Lady
1:11 ej.m. KPTV Matlnto
KOIN Armchair Show
1:00 l.m. KPTV Howdy. Doody
KOIN-etaddll Fall
: P.aa. KPTV Poanat Clrcuo
FOIN Baddlo Pali
0:00 p.m. KPTV eey Kino
KOIN Weatherman
1:11 P.m. KPTV-etty Klni
KOIN Pboto-OUlO
t:St y ea. KPTV Dean Collmi
KOIN Dout Edwardl Mowt
t:U P.M. KPTV NW Dlieit
KOIN-4hahman
1:00 p.m. KPTV 4 porta Calyaleado
rom Hank McCunt Show
1:10 y.H. KPTV S porta Caralcado
KOIN Otilt and Harrltl
1:41 an. KPTV Ntwo Caravan
KOIN Onle and Harriet
1:0 y ea. KPTV Oarraway at' Larfl
KOIN Amoo and Andy -S:oi
f.m. kftv Dour Falrbankj
KOIN Topper
0:00 y.ea. KPTV Bit story
KOIN Playhouao of Stan
I X p.m. KPTV Campbell BoundotafO
FOIN-Our Mlaa Iroou
11:00 p.m. KPTV Wreitllnf
KOIN My Friend trm
'0:10 p.m. KPTV Wreitllnf
KOIN Fllea of Jeffrey Joneo
ll: p.m. KPTV Eleventh Hour Newt
KOIN Showtime on Sit
11:10 p.m. KPTV Weather Vane
U:IS p.m. KPTV Nile Owl Theater
Does TV Hurt Your
Eyes!
hoffmanIxS"
PHONE t-1913
2303 Fairgrounds Rd.
Valley TV Center
Sales Service Installation
Open Till 9 p.m. Daily
Sunday from 1 to ( p.m.
Two Mt. Angel Cows
Finish Registry Test
Two registered Jersey cows
owned by Rex Ross, Mount An
gel, have received special re
cognition for their outstanding
production records made on
Herd Improvement' Registry
test
Come Son Jr. Babe produced
11.377 pounds milk containing
704 pounds bi'tterfat at the age
of 10 years, and Onah't Crown
ing Design produced 10.397
pounds milk containing 586
pounds butterfat at the age of
4 years and 1 month,
i The official tests were made
under the supervision of Ore
gon State College for The Am
erican Jersey Cattle Club. Co
lumbus. Ohio, and were for pe
riods of 30- days.
The Simplon
Swriis Aim. 12
tunnel In
miles long re
quired eight years to build.
Abraham Smith
Dies in Brooks
Abraham H. Smith, rstident of
Salem for about U yean prior
to mowing u Brooks to make
his home two years ago. died
Wetuesday at local hospital
lumrwioi an Illness of several
months. He had been t patient
at the hospital tince Monday.
Smith, who retired tome yean
sgo and prior to that wat with
Sam Kline's junk yard here, wat
bora in Germany October IS,
1875. He cam to tht United
States with bit parent! when
about 4 yean old.
On moving to the United
States the Smiths settled In
Boone county. Nebraska, and
Smith made his home in that
state until coming to Salem.
March 10. 1803, at Hampton, Ne
braska, be was married to Anna
Dalke, who survives him.
Smith wat a member of the
United Brethren Church.
Surviving besides the wife are
two daughters, Mrs. Anna
Schwann of The Dalles and Mrs.
Esther Earhart of Salem; four
tout, Albert A. Smith arid Abe
Smith of Salem; Chria Smith ot
Brooks, and Henry Smith in
California; IS grandchildren and
two great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at tht Clough Barrick chapel
Friday, January 8, at 1:30 p.m.
with interment in the City View
cinietery.
2nd Platoon
Now Filled
Oregon's second Oregon Bea
ver Platoon, U. S. Marine Corps,
which January 21 departs for
San Diego for training has al
ready been filled, the local re
cruiting office announced Thurs
day, v
The Salem station wat cut-off
with 22 men for the platoon, but
lead in the number of men re
cruited for tht unit, and a 'Sa
lem man, Pvt. Ralph Lou It Pe
terson, USMCR. 1790 Barnes
Avenue was chosen at tht pla
toon leader.
In second place In the num
ber of men recruited for the
platoon wat the Albany recruit
ing station, which had 18 men.
The platoon contains 75 men.
Two squads for the plitoon
have been recruited from Salem.
They are the Fourth Salem Cap
ital Squad, composed of Salem
men, with Dennis Kent Garland,
1190 Hood street tl platoon
leader, and the Salem Area
Leatherneck squid whose mem
bers are from the Salem area,
but not Salem. The leader of
this souid is Pvt. Charles Hans
Jepsen, usmck, szo tiayter
street. Dallas.
Salem members of the platoon
are slated to leave here January
18 and will spend the three days
prior to their departure lor San
Diego in Portland.
Filling of the platoon does not
mean that the local Marine Re
cruiting office it not accepting
any more men, Staff Sgt. Robert
Wilson laid Thursday. Men may
still enlist for the regular Ma
rine Corps at the local office.
City May Buy
Journal Bldg.
The City Council last night
discussed an offer by Bernard
Mainwaring. publisher of the
Capital Journal prior to the
newspaper merger oi Jan. i,
making the Capital Journal
building available to the city
for 75,000 if the city needt it.
Councllmen were told that
Mainwaring had stated that he
was making the city a special
offer substantially below what
he would ask of a private pur
chaser so the city could fill fu
ture requirements for addition
al space now. The building is
located across an alley from
the City Hall at 444 Chemek
eta. It was vacated over the
weekend when the two news
paper plants were combined in
the Statesman building.
If purchased the city would
probably place the police ae
l iall. and the water department.
ipartment, Including the city
Jail, and the water department,
now housed several blocks
away. The council decided to
ask the city attorney tor an
opinion as to whether the wa-
ter department funds could be
used to buy the building. It
was also decided to have the
building appraised.
COMPLAINT BACKFIRES
FORT WORTH, Tex. (UP) A
30-ycar-old man reported to po
lice he was robbed of $80 by an
other man who snatched It from
his hand in a tavern. Police ar
rested the victim when they
learned the money wss pan oi
the loot taken in a furniture store
robbery.
SALEM MARKETS
CoaeXM frooa ewworle ol teUi aealen
lew the fwllonao at vaynai jaarwea
roaaere. I Settees Sally .1
teehn relWte - M il OS-Ik. was).
t le t 00 UOO-IB BOO,.
Dairy r-ea - o ii-i a iss-tv m:
Wealtry Soelno Meoo Colore! fryerl.
Me: old rooeteri. laci waiai .,.
leehorn fowl, lie eowrea rooitera. jec.
a., tat Mieo Etta. AX. He: laroa A.
He-tie. attnlnwi AA, 41c: witaioeo A.
-t: anall. We. Im wholwaale wrltao
oenerally 1-1 eente hither than wrlete
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New York Stocks
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Admiral Corporation
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Allied Chemical
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American Airlinet
AKmerican Power Light
American Tel. Tel
American Tobacco
Artantrda Coper
Atchison Railroad
Bethlem Steel
Boeing Airplane Co.
Borg Warner
Burrough Adding Maco, .
California Packing
Canadian raeific
Caterpillar Tractor
Celanese Corporation
Chrysler Corporation
Cities Service
Consolidated Edison
Consolidated V ill tee
Crown Zellerbach
Curtis Wright
Douglas Aircraft
du Pont de Nernoura .
Eastman Kodak
Emerson Radio
Genera Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Georgia Pic. Plywood :
Goodyear Tire
Homestake Mining Co.
Internationa; Harvester
International Paper
Johns Manvillt
Kaiser Aluminum
Kennecott Copper
Libby. NcNeill
Lockheed Aircraft
Loew s Incorporated
Long Bell A
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvinator
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pacific American Fish
Pacific Gas and Electric
Pacific Tel. TeL
Packard Motor Car
Penney (J.C.) Co.
Pennsylvania R.R.
Pepsi Cola Co.
Phiico Radio
Radio Corporation
Rayonier Incorp
Rayonier Incorp Pfd
Republic Steel
Reynolds Metals
Richfield Oil
Safeway Stores Inc.
Scott Paper Co.
Sears Roebuck Co.
Socony-Vacuum Oil
Soutnern Pacific
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Standard Oil N.J.
Studebaker Corp.
Sunshine lnlng
Swift Company
Transamerica Corp.
Twentieth Century Fox
Union Oil Company
United Aidlines
Union Pacific
United Aircraft .
United Corporation
United. States Plywood
United States Steel
Warner Pictures
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Western Union TeL
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth Company
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Wall Street
NEW YORK 11 Steadineu
prevailed Thursday in the. stock
market with most prices showing
small changes.
A few issues moved at much as
a point, but the general rule was
for minor fractional changes.
Trading subsides to an estimated
1,400,000 shares as compared with
I, 460,000 shares traded Wednesday.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND (St (USDA) Cattle
salable 300; market active, steady;
supply mostly cows; fed steers,
heiieri scarce; few commercial
good grades 13.00 - 31.50; utility
steers 14.00-15.00; load around l.ioo
lb commercial cows 14.50, utility
II. 00-15.00, cannert cutters 1.50-
10.50: utility bulls 13.50-l3.oo, neavy
commercial quotable to 16.50.
Calves salable inn; scattered
sales strong with extreme top 1.00
hisher: one prime lis id veaier
27.00, good-choice grads 20.00
24.00; good choic slaughter calves
18.00-21.00.
Hogs salable 2S0; market about
steady with extreme top 15 lower;
choice 180-235 lb butchers 27.25-
27.75. few lots choice No. 1 butch
ers late Wednesday 28.00; choice
350-550 lb sows 22.00-23.50.
Sheen salable 50: market steady;
one lot hoice-prime lambs 19.50,
good .choice salable 17.00.18.50;
nood yearlings 15.00: medium-good
feeders salable 14.50; food-choice
ewet salable 5.00-6.00.
Chicago Grain
CHICAGO li Most grains had
a steady tone on the board of trade
Thursday but gains were not large.
Mill buying and export business
gave the market support. Presi
dent Eisenhower's message to Con-
Kress appeared to have little in-
flupnce on orice trends.
Some grain men ten we .-res
ident's message was bullish be
cause of the plan to "freeie" pres
ent surplus supplies. But there was
no rush to buy. Bullish enthusiasm
was tempered by the Presidents
request lor a flexible price support
system.
Wheat closea "I lower 10 w man-
er, March 2.09-2. n ; com
higher, March 1.55 V; oatt Ve-H
hisher. March 79 Ve: rye 1 to 1H
lower, March 1.20 W-1.20; soybeans
cent lower to 1 Ve higher, Jan
1
3.07 "-- 07, and lard S to 35 cents
a hundred pounds lower, Jan 17.65
17.70. Chicago Onions
Chlcatw 111 - tawollei for Saaalah
lltht. lor TeUow Olobeo taedlwrn Uh.
oral. Semond tmproelny oepeelally. lor
Bnanlih. aaaratt elurhtly ttroostr.
Traea oalao H lea.: Uaha Soanlth
-lach and Inner 4 tan 1 0-l 41: Mleh
lion TelWw OloM IS per eent l-1neh
and lareer tor M. oor II: Indiana
oo per cent i-nen ana eerier a -'
Street oaloa It Uw.' Idaho oat Onto
toaster, y-lnea and laroef 1 H-l H:
few 1 OS-MI: White l-rnrh ond torter
110-IU: yaedlawie 1 40-1 K: Coloredl
Whluo aaodiaau IU: Hldweit Yellow,
medlami .11-1 M. mtur to-I ll. car
tone 11 t-lha. halt 1.11-1 U.
DeGdsperi Really Won
Reelection Last June .
New York Italian Pre
mier Alclde de Gasper! actual
ly woo reelection la last June's
election but conceded defeat
on the basis of a preliminary
vote count and Communist
claims that 1,300,000 chaileng
ed votes were mostly Commu
nist, the New York Herald
Tribune ssid today.
The newspaper said Informa
tion reselling Washington
showed conclusively thtt de
Catperl received more than 52
per cent of the popular vote
on s recount ot the challenged
ballots.
The Information showed that
70 Communist end pro-Com-
QUOTATIONS
MARKET
PORTLAND (JPi- Bulirfl
Tentative, subject to immediate
change Premium quality, ratxi
muai to -Si to one per cent aci
dity, delivered in Portland, 68-71
lb; tint quality, 6649; second
quality, 6447. Valley routes and
country points 1 cents lest.
Butter wholesale, f ob. bulk
cubes to wholesalers Grade AA,
vi score, w yi id; z score, 63 ;
90 score, 64 ; 89 score, 62.
Cheeae Selline nrica to Port.
land wholesalers Oregon singles,
42 -4S lb; Oregon Mb loaf,
48 -51.
Eggs To wholesalers Candled
egg! containing no loss, easet in
cluded, f.o.b. Portland A grade,
large, 54 -55 ; A medium, 51 -53;
A grade, small. 47-48.
Eggs To retailers Grade AA,
large, 54; A large, 59-80; AA me
dium, 57; A medium, 55: small.
49-30. Cartons 3 cents additional.
Live chickens No. 1 quality.
o b. plants Fryers, all weights.
20-21; heavy hens 24-25: roasters.
21; light hens, 15-16; old roosters.
11-15.
Rabbits Average to growers-
Live white, 3 -5 lbs, 19-21; 5-8
ids, lo-zu; oia does, lu-12, few
higher. Fresh dressed fryers to
retailers, W-07; cut up, S9-63.
roruand produce changes:
Wholesale drttsed meatai
Beef, steers, choice, 500-700 lbs.
39.0041.00; good, 36.0040.00;. com
mercial, 32.00-37.00; Utility, 29.00-
32.00; commercial cows 26.00-30.0;
utility 25.0-2S.00; canntrt-cutters,
22.00-24.00.
Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind
quarters, 47.00-51.00; rounds,
43.00-48.00; full loins, trimmed.
73.00-80.00; triangles, 28.00-33.00;
fore-quarten, 31.00-36.00; chucks.
37.00-41.00; ribs. 69.00-62.00.
por cuts tn. choice. 8-12JS3.
62.0044.00; shoulders, 16 lbs, 40.00 -
bams. 10-14 lbs. 60.0045.00.
veal ana calves UOOO-cnoiCS, ail
watlhtl 14 00-41 00' commercial.
on rSa itfi ' W
veal and calves Good-choice, all
L . .
Lamns cnoice-prtmt ss.oom.po;
ood. S4.OO-J6.0O.
Wool Grease bails, Willam
ette Valley medium, 01-53 lb;
Etttern Oregon fins snd half
blood. 83-62: Willamette Valley
lamb wool, 43; 12-month wool, 43-
SO.
Contn-tlnsted meats, f.o.b.
Portland:
Beef Cowt. utility. 30-24 lb;
cannert-cutten, 17-18.
Veal Top quility, lightweight.
31-33; rough heavies, 20-29.
Hogs Lean blockers, - 37-38;
tows, right, 31-33.
Lambs Best, 33-3S.
Fresh Produce:
Onions SO lb sacks. Wish, yel
lows, med., 1.00-10; Urge, 1.10-25;
Idaho yellows, med., 1.23-50;
large, 1.75-2.00; whites, 2.2540.
Potatoes ore. local Long
Whites, 2.00-25; Deschutes Rus
sets, No. 1, 2:15-25; sixe A, i.JO-
75; 25 lb sk, 80415; 10 lb mesh, 40.
45; piper, 3033: windows, 35-37;
No. 2, SO lbs, 70430; Wish. Rus
sets, No. 1-A, 2.25-50; Idtho, 3.15-
Z5.
Hay U. S. No. 2 green alfalfa
mostly 28.00-30.00, delivered car
and truck lots, f.o.b. Portland and
Seattle.
Filberts Wholesale selling
price f.o.b. Oregon plants, No. 1
jumbo Barcelonss, 28 id; large,
27 to: medium. 25 Vk.
Walnuts Wholesale telling
prices: First quality Franquettes,
32-33 Vt lb; light halves, 79-83;
shelled light amber helves, 70-75.
Chicago Livestock
CHICAGO m Some of the
hogs which have been held back
for the past two days turned up
on the livestock market Thursday
and prices dropped 25 to 75 cents.
Most choice 180 to 230 pound
butchers told In a 825.00 to 825.50
range.
Prices were tteady to 50 cents
higher on all types of steers and
heifers. Most choice to low prime
tteert brought 24.00 to 828.00 with
top at 828.75.
A few prime native lambs
reached 821.50 while load lots of
mostly choice and prime wooled
lambs moved at 821.00.
Salable receipts were estimated
at 13,000 hogs. 4.000 cattle, 400
calves, and 1,000 sheep.
Portldlld Graill
PORTLAND I No bids on
grain.
Thursday's car receipts: wheat
7; barley 1: flour t; corn 1; oats
J; mm teed I.
POBTLAND VmoDCCC
rwruand SUe Tredlnt Wat lltht with
peteae eteaay at prodweo Iredlne today.
IVOl'B
NORGE
DEALER IS
ICHERRY CITY ELECTRIC
lit CHEMEKETA
munist members ol the Cham.
ber of Deputies have no legal
Claim to their seats.
But it was Indicated the de
Casperi victory probably never
will be recognized, the news
paper said. After the actual re
sults became apparent the Elec
tions Commission slowed down
Its recount process to four votes
dsy and may never report
conclusive, findlnp to the
Chamber oi Deputies
TIM original vote count
showed de Gasperi's coalition
received only 49 per Ant of
ine popular vote while Com
munist facttoni received 37
per cent
in addition. Communists chal
lenged 1,300,000 ballots which
were recounted and de Gat
peri, before the recount start
ed, assumed that most of the
challenged votes were oro-
Communist. as the Communists
claimed.
De Caspert wat succeeded by
Premier Giuseppe Pells and
the Communists took control
of the Chamber oi Deputies.
ine Herald Tribune said the
results of the recount and de
Gasperi's legal title to the pre.
mieranip were admitted pri
vately but denied publicly by
every politician in Home. .
Mid Willamette
Obituaries
Mary E. Plank
DALLAS Mary Eliubeth
Plank, 80, died in the Evana Rest
Home Wednesday. Jan. 6. Mrs.
Plank waa born April 4, 1873, at
Myrtle Creek, Ore. She was mar
ried to George H. Horsfall in
1900 who died in 1939. In 1940
she married Royal H. Plank at
Corvallis. She lived most of her
life at Nashville, Ore., near Cor-
vauis.
survivinigt art the husband; a
daughter, Gladys Skinner, San
Pedro, Calif.; ton. Jack Hors-
lau, nashvllle, nine grandchil
dren and four great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at 2
p. m. Saturday, Jan. 9, at Boll
man's Funeral Home, Dallas, with
the Rev. Fremont FauL officiat
ing. Burial will be in Dallas cem
etery.
Willson CLee
McMINNVILLE Willson
Campbell Lee, 63, died Wednes
day, Jan. 6, In Salem. Mr. Lee
waa born Nov. 87, 1890 at Bath
1 Gate, N. D.
Mr. Lstt WAi MlllUni tateUtm. Aba amtUt, Balam. C7hi. tmiu.
ninsprrviant nf aria mr,A .nr1nati-.nl
.dut...lrm tar tv. -. .a
1 S. a . BOara OI
EducaUon; a past State vice pres.
1 ident oi ine international Brotb
ident ot the international Broth
erhood of Elecrlcal workers;
member of the National Associ
ation of State Supervisors of
Tradt ana industrial Education
a member of tha National Aa-
sociation ' Industrial Teacher-
Trainers; member of the Am
erican Federation of State, Coun
ty and Municipal Employees; and
tht Masonic and Odd Fellows or
ders In North Dakota.
Surviving are son, Charles
Willson Lee. 4004 S.S. Grant CL.
Portland; a brother, Ivan D. Lee,
Washington, D. C; sister, Mrs.
Lois Brunnett, Ben Lommond,
Calif.
Services will be it 1:30 p. m.
Saturday, Jan. 9, at Macy and
Son Mortuary, McMlnnville fol
lowed by private committal in Ev
ergreen Memorial Park.
George Wurster
AURORA Funeral services
for George Wuster, prominent
Aurors resident for 45 years
who died Tuesday morning,
will be held at 2 p.m. Friday,
January 8 at Aurora chapel of
Everhart and Kent. Cham-
poeg Masonic lodge will take
part.
He was born Nov. 11, 1876,
In Germany and came to the
United States in 1890. He came
to Aurora In 1909 from Chi
cago and had lived before that
In Iowa.
He is survived by the widow,
Mrs. Clara Wurster, three
nephews, a nlecs and a sister
in law, Mrs. Annt Wurster of
Aurora.
Commitment will be In Zlon
Memorial park in Car.by. He
was a member of Champoeg
AF and AM lodge and of the
Knights of Pythias. He worked
as a meat cutter until his re
tirement two yeara ago. His
death followed stroke suf
fered two weeks ago.
OPEN HOUSI
for Walnut and
Filbert growers
Al Wolawl m lilken Oewoft are
OwwerV OfMya Mowae, letwiSwy.
ioooarr 1. 100 e-ea. 00 d,M t-ea.
to m4 la aped ear now NrltaaS
pel paawt la See ladoiwy.
NOITHWIST NUT GROVVUS
101 M. Coeeoahla ttw4.
Portl end 17, Orate
DENNIS THE MENACE
'OH.XXI OONT NE E0 ID WOW
DSOI tPrOKT IN TUB VVWU
DEATHS
IUUUTI 1 TLA KB 4
Lai midl at sUlim. Va tfcu ait
Jan. t, at tha ait af H. Sunivad by
Diteaa. Mlu U air MaDonald, Mr, Br
nadalta Kohl, acta el taaHla. Wash.
AnnoaBafrtn al atmrai clli im msuta
lata &J Uw W. T. Hda Ca.
MRS. KUMSOM TftANKUX
Al A local hoiutal Jan. a. IU Msrl,
bi al Ml X. Wtatar. Survlrtd
nuiBua, tiaei rranaiia. mutmi
I a r d Pranklla, afraiaa. Calif, i S
raMoMMran. aUrrisM will ba half la tha
VlrtU T. Oaldam alMMl VrMar. Jam. A.
ALVA BACON
Lata raildtnt at Tuna aft a
hospital Jan. d. Auou&camtmt af Mtt
kai wui ba ma da latar by the Hovel)
Idwarda Chapel.
AM J. MIIIRt
Lata relldtnt af AtimitrltU at a M.i
hospital Jan. 1 at tht act af Tl
rwej. aiiiiTiTsw dj toil, w. o, Hamti.
MtrwUla, Waah. Mam bar af Christian
ehurehi Mttnbar af A F, A A.M. af
asiytruN. WSM. J., n CTT4iai LOdff.
ManDiiDcsjmsin ai aarrioat law ay t)U
BowaUBdwarda Chapal.
JOHK KIHSST
local hooMlal Jan. t. Inneonea.
wient at atrylcee laur by tha arawau.
Sdwarao ohapol.
mom na sutd ruHixTis
m Bacraaento, cam., Jan. S. Lao
reeiaooe or uw w. lTth. aupn.M h
wile. Aanouneoaitnt at eorrlcaa will a
later sy tno Ctouob-Barnck Ca.
obiubum a. urn
Lata toeMont of Brooke al
". "rookei oauahura. ao. annal8"8 bios, n
ehwana. Tha Dallas. fsiht ta,
ha era Sketaa SBawa. - a. ew.a a. .aw
I Brooks, BtniT Smith. Calif. Alia aur.
' trannehiwren ant S treat
orannohlWron. annowneemont ot oereleoo
wui ha made later hy tha oiaiuh-Ba..
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Has. Karma i. yownaar
Al n local nnralna name yen. n rat.
W'td hy aow, Bd Bead. Orant, Hear.,
Wllaos flood. Lonn meeah. r?ar
u. a. nt. a, -tow a. nneapian a,,..
Claude Jordan. Borrle. Call.. Charlie
uw, aieacji, vajaT.f Olaior, lira.
Illle HUI. Caaner. We. , k,,h
a-tan. ii,, r,e. announcement
of aorvleoa latar aw tha aar.,a.n ,.b
LEGALS
xorics or aiaama
By order nf iha rn-t.
!'.ci",," Oraton, laeued Deetraber S,
ll, notice la ftereky olrea that on Jan
uary 11. use at to la .
aakl oay In tfle Coanty Courtroom in'dhe
pou'l Houeo ot Selem, a hearlnt will be
dlllonal territory to the Tour Corneri
Hurol flro ProtoetKw Dletrlot: tho addi
tional territory propoeed la bo Anneied
to takl our Corntri Borol wiro Prone
tlon Dlitrlct belni daaerlbed oo rollowa:
anmwni at tno loteriection of ore
ton Hlohway No. 1)1 ond Blcloy street
Bl Section II, T. 1 a. B. 1 W of IM
W. If. hfarlan County, Ortsosi Tbtnce
Baelerly to the Keel Uno of the Ben
lamlne hf unkerl D. L. C.t Tnenee North
to tbo North lino of tho J, c. caounier
D. la C.t Thence latt aloni aaM line.
1 00 oholna atore or loot to the Souut
wut corner ot the lande now or for
merly owned by s. A. Bhoteot Thenee
North l oo ahatnt more or leaa to the
Norlbweet corner thereof; Thence Baal
19.00 chalna more or leaa to tbo Soath
oait corner of lande now er formerly
owned by Otto Wllaoo; Thence North
to tho center of State Street m. B.
No. llll Thence Baal to tho Weol tint
of Section M: Thenct South to tht cor
ner of Section It. . II II: Thtnct
Beat 10 lallei Thence Booth to tbo tt
corner en tbo North line of Beetlon I.
In T 1 1. S. t w.i Thence Weet to tho
tenter lint of Hill creek; Thence North
erly otont laid creek to tho North Uno
of tho Benlemlne Muaiori D. L. C:
Thence Xaeterly olona aald lino to the
center of Hlibway No. 131; Thence
Southerly olona told tenter lino to the
place of bealnalna: eieludlni from
told area, however, all property which
to oieiuoea ay chapter so, soelloa t.
lool, o. c. U A.
Doted: December 1. llll.
ttKNRY C. afATTSOtl.
County Clerk.
Dee.31.-U, Jan.l.-te
(nil year again . . . w offer you, without obligation ...
TF.E 1954 FORECAST
ollViKfeyKS
Here's I searching look imo 1954
by the Economici Stilt ot t
nationally-known fnvetiment re
tearch orgsnizition that should
help every butinettmin and tn
wetior in miking decitions in tr
coming ytir.
, Outlined sre etnmitea
Earnings snd Divide ndt
per there (or 1954. for 40
Railv 25 IJtiliiiet and 6)
Induttriilt, in table form
for quick reference. In
addition, 12 top industrial
group iteel, oil. chemi
cal, etc. sre turveyed,
evaluated (oi tht year.
Nsme
Address
City
By Ketcham
ABOUT MMOU. SK if 1KB
UPtGi YCKLO.
LIGALS
nonce or rmu. temtsxiiri ' :
In tha Cleeaia erauea e aa at m
Or, on for liarlaa Ootialy.
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coort. ond uai January It. liu, at 1 11 ,
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hy tho oourt ao tha umo an4 plate (or
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ana the utllement theroot. ' ,
leis nauiita Oteemeoo IT,
rjon of laet real loo ttaw, Jaaoarr T.
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Admiautrator of mis aetata.
Sarah, alarleh Si Datkaar
Attornoya al Lav .
Ill Rlah Street , ' '
Salem. Oreoan.
aiMrnera I or sue aetata.
Doo.lT.lQ.jlHiJoa.T.la .
ADS IK THIS COLUMN
RECEIVED , . .
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To Classify.
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ana moot, itacuo, nwater. yu. a. ayox
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