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THE CAPITAL JOURNAE, Salem, Orrm
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tMVEILSlTY rLAVEKS SUNDAY-
betweeiw.llufc 2. &e '' nd the tragic love affair
Tided h i 1... ?d bnd8e mwe on the program ii pro
wed by a flute and tom tomi played by students.
SWEET CASE ON DOCKET FOR -COUNTER SPr
. hMd " Mutual-Don lees "Counterspy Men." findi
loot (H r..-r UMling King that hides iti
i.VrH .hi. c i ""- im taw 01 the Flying Sweeta" will be
heard thia Sunday. Jan. 10, 1:00 to 1:30 p.m. on KSLM.
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SWAMP CAL' THEMES NEXT -SHADOW MVSTPBV
tln t. ihff, ? L ,0DJ' nmul h,ir nd hypnotic fascina
j.n 7n ... S&fal Tf '""""gstion by "The Shadow" thia Sunday,
ilii.i0, " KSLM- IJniont Cranston, the crime detector, with a
"vuc power, is played by Bret Morrison.
DRUMMOND UNCOVERS HIGHWAY HOMICIDE
BuUdogDrummond become! interested in dangerous "curve1
na series ot "aendenta" KnnHav tu u v- ji-
eovers that murder, not accident, is causing "Death on the High
Sir Cedric Hardwicke is the wily "Bulldog Drummond."
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SPIKE JONES STARTS SATURDAY:
Beginning January 9, another kind of comedy will be added to
the KPTV Saturday night program calendar ... the one and only
Spike Jones. .......
Spike will headline the 8:00 to 8:30 p.m. segment formerly
occupied by BONINO. Spike will be backed by his Musical Depre
ciation contingent among them Helen Grayco, Freddie Morgan,
George Rock and Sir Frederic Gas. He will have famous NBC stars
such as Jack Carson, Ben Blue, Harpo Marx, and others will appear
from time to time as guest artists.
FRIDAY PROGRAM ON KPTV:
Calvacade of Sports, 1 Garth Pantcr of Salt Lake City vs.
Joe Giardille of Philadelphia in 10-round middleweight bout tele
east from Madison Square Garden.
The Dave Garroway Show, 8 Music and variety show with
Dave o. noway.
Ieorr Sanctum, 8:30 "A Second Life" stars 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 Brislin of the Scranton
(Pa.) Times, helped a man, rehabilitated in prison, get a second
chance.
Heidelberg Wrestling, 10 Local live wrestling from the Port
land Armory.
Nite Owl Theatre, 11 "Atlantic Flight" atari Dick Merrill,
Paula Stone and Jack Lambie.
KOIN-TV FRIDAY PROGRAM:
1:15 p.m.. Armchair Theatre Streets of New York" starring
Jackie Cooper and Marjorie Reynolds.
8:30 pjn Topper A New Year's -ve costume party is Cosmo
Topper's undoing when George and Marion Kerby, his friends from
tne oeyona, ring out me 01a ana ring in me new wun some ugm
hearted haunting that lands the earthbound Cosmo in jail.
9 p.m.. Playhouse of Stars Screen actor Scott Brady is guest
star host and Gloria Sanders is featured in "Rim of Violence," the
story of a young policeman whose daily contact with ugliness and
heartbreak destroys his faith in humanity.
9:30 p.m.. Our Miss Brooks Starring Eve Arden. When Connie
Brooks forgets to msil a letter to the insurance company for her
school principal, complications pil up thick anil faat,
11 p.aL, Showtime on Six "Jewels of Brandenberg" starring
RichardTravis and Carol Thurston.
ATITnV KPTV PRORRAM:
The Toymaker and Bis Friends, 11:10 Five children will appear
Saturday Matinee, 12:30 "Drums of the Desert" stars Ralph
Byrd, Lorna Gray and Mantan Moreland. The second feature is
"13th Man" with Eldon Hayburn and Inez Courtney.
Sunerman. 5:30 "The Boy Who Hated Superman." A 16-year-
eld boy hopes to aid his gangster uncle in jail by spring on Clark
Kent and Jimmie.
triple fi-nn A rhar table widow is dUDed of her fortune
tw mn hocus scientist in "African Expendition." The Colonel and
. ntu m nartv and ntitwit these swindlers.
Treasure Hunt, 6:30 Locally produced panel-quit Bob McCarl is
thS.AmJ fSl -f mi.. i.nAstr William Bendix in "Riley's Annl
.,rv Rilfv susDecU that he has a rival for the affections of
flnwpm from a stranger.
1-1.. cik in.. show. 8:00 SUmnc Scike Jones with tne
craziest show in the world." .
Your Show of Shows, 9:00 Ninety minutes of comedy, dancing,
j : .jih cii riM and Imocene Coca.
Your Hit Parade, 10:30 Dramatizations of the top tunes of the
? i ih. rvnturv. 11:00 Billy Conn vs. Melio Bet-
tina at Madison Square Garden, September 25, 1939.
Premiere Theater, ll:15-"History Is Made at Night" stars Charles
Boyer and Jean Arthur. t t
....-.. a v kf vnnl.TV PRATIRAM-
Th.:"oDe;tion Hayliit" starring Bill
wii'ii.-.. i',.n Biithinrd and Jane Nigh. (1951) release.) "Cap-
tain Caution" starring Victor Mature, Alan Ladd and Bruce Cabot.
. w j .mi u. qtnmntf in ' Bohemian uirL
5:00 p.m., Roller Derby-A thirty minute feature showing one of
the fastest growing popular sports in the nation.
6:00 p.m.T This Is Show Business-Betty Furness join. PUdsU
George S. Kaufman and Sam Levenson. Clifton Fadiman , is host
and emcee. Guest artists include comedian Morey Amsterdam and
7:M p.m MaIliim Theater "The Magic Touch A top writer
for V public relations organization is confronted by a PP'"1?
accusaSon when his son discovers that the political speeches he
nas Sen writing for a client are in complete contradiction of his
''n-W "howtime on Six-"Castle in the Desert" starring
Arleen Whelan and Richard Den ( 0
SUNDAY KOIN-TV PROGRAM: ' FMtures th.
2:00 p.m omnions wiu. rhmlt
Ufa Begisa at t. Paolo GalUeo, 83-yeaiMild musician and
former concert pianist, and William Gaxtoo, singer, ar guests.
Key Rogers, 4:tt "Ghost Gulch." Roy employ the services of
Bullet and Dave Evans to get him out of tight spot
Zm Parade, 4:St tAnimals of the Hot Regions." Tropic charac
teristics will be defined and illustrated.
Hall f Fame, t: "Crusade to Liberty." Stars Douglas Mont
gomery and Jan Englund. Story concerns James Edward Ogle
thorpe's aingle-handed battle against England's debtor prisons.
Victory at Sea, 6:9t "D-Day." The Allied invasion of Normandy,
decisions by Roosevelt and Churchill and actual landings and break
through. Paul Winchdl Shew, 1:0 Loss ot a valuable statue plunges the
show into comedy and confusion. Mary Ellen Terry returns to the
show with her dance specialties.
Mr. Peepers, 7:30 Mr. Peepers returns from Manhattan and finds
everyone interested in the Weskit'a Impending blessed event
Comedy How Stars Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis.
Television Playhouse, 9: "Hangman in the Fog" starring Dane
Clark.
Letter te Leretta, lt:00 "Hotel Irritant" starring Loretta Young.
Meet the Press, ll:t Lawrence Spivak, moderator and Senator
Knowland of California.
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Emily Jordan
Rifes Dated
Funeral services wi be held at
the Clough-Barrick chapel Sat
urday, January 9, at 2 o'clock for
Mrs. Emily i. Jordan, lite real
dent of Salem who died at a rest
borne at Brooks Wednesday.
Rev. Paul Henry of Silverton
will officiate at the arrvics and
interment will be in Beicrest Me
morial Park. Pallbearers will be
six grandsons.
Mrs. Jordan, who waa born
in Greenfield, 111., July 23,
1868, came to Silverton, in Sep
tember, 1948 from Long Beach,
Calif, to make her home with
her son, arl Reed, and his
family. Last March she was
taken to the rest home at
Brooks.
Surviving besides the son
with whom she made her home
are five other sons, Edwin
Reed of Grant, Nebraska, Wil
son Reed of Long Beach, Roy
Reed of Salem, Claude Jordan
of Perria, Calif., and Charlie
Jordan of Long Beach, Calif.;
16 grandchildren, 23 great
grandchildren, one great great
grandchild, aa sister, Effie Hill
of Casper, Wyo.; and brother,
James Briscoe of Plant City,
Fla. -
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South Salem
SOUTH SALEM At the first
meeting of the board of directors
of the Liberty-Salem Heights
fire department, the officers
were duly sworn in and took
over their duties.
Serving as president will be
Theodore Thompson; vice pres
ident, Lyle Suitter; secretary,
Louis Kurth: treasurer. Don
Griffith, anrt Walter Schcndcl
who is the fifth director. Lyle
Suitter will serve a five year
term, Louis Kurth, four year
term, Theodore Thompson
three, Don Griffith, two and
Walter Schendel one year
term. ...
Norval H irons, fire chief for
the district, reported there
were 30 fires last year with a
loas of $6,660.
Christ Lutheran
Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of Christ
Lutheran church will be held
Sunday afternoon at the church
with Alvin Battalion, chairman.
presiding, reatuaed Will be all
financial reports of the organ!'
zation and congregation and
review ot aid to missions at
home and abroad. Reporting
for the congregation will be
Otto Gronke, treasurer.
Recommendations for future
expansion and re-location of
the church will also be brought
before the congregation bv
Committee of Trustees under
the chalrmanshap of Joe Van
Meter. Christ Lutheran church
now numbers 268 active com
municants and handled approx
imately fzo.ooo.oo for the work
of the church at home and
abroad.
Englewood Youth
Will Be Honored
The young people will
honored Sunday morning
the Englewuuu evangelical
United Brethren church.
Four basketball teams com
prised of SB young people from
tne Englewood church are en
tered in. tha Church basket
ball leagues. Coaching tha
teams an Wayne Schrunk,
William Pero, Robert Herring
and Donald Herring. Directing
the Youth Program at Engle
wood is Harold Douris. The di
rector and coaches will be pre
sented with the youth Sunday
morning.
"Getting What's Coming to
Me" will be the theme of the
pastor's message directed espe
cially to the young people of
the church.
Santiam SCDto '
Meet on Jan. 13
STAYTON Dr. A. L. Hof -
enrich ter, regional head of the
Santiam Soil Conservation dis
trict experimental nurseries
and nationally recognized au
thority on grasses and .le
gumes, and Col. T. H. Lips
comb, Head of the Portland of
fice of army engineers, will
speak at the annual meeting
ot the SCD.
An extension exchange stu
dent to South America, Jack
weus, also will apeak.
The meeting will begin at
10 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 13, In
Ankeny grange hall located In
the Sydney Talbot district,
Sessions are open to the public
and a special Invitation has
been issued to all women to at
tend.
Informative movies will be
shown by the agricultural ex
tension service. At the business
session, annual report will be
made and a 3-year supervisor
will be elected. Ed Gilbert of
Aumsvllle, who has held this
position, has been re-nomlnat-ed.
Other names will be ac
cepted from the floor.
A luncheon will be served at
noon by women ot tha Ankeny
Grange Home Economics club.
be
at
rlSJIvSSrTii family; "Decision for Chenm
Sn TWd.vrin.nng film; "True or False." a presentation b,
! Buechner of the Corning Museum of Glass on art for
Tbomas S. Buecnner oi . u . ,.Th Remarkable Case of
M 'sunVStt Nugent based on a James Thurbcr
short story,
1:30 p.m.
j:30 p.m., hriatmas with allied troops in Korea and
rtTn conSmon. .? the "ezpl.n.Son talk," to the
prisoners oi war. r,r,m,tic telecast starring Gloria
j n Mnrrnw and his "See It Now'
4:00 P-m
Swanson,
Crotrn
. . . .
vB Are There-The hard-earneo
w.wv " - : . . -j rnrtiwi ii anrrennprru uj vrn-
after five years war. nenj.--. )h(
'Jf :..r.. rettirn to Oct 17, 1781, to report "The
J uric . , , .
--";. Vnrlrtnam."
Surrender oicoraw...- .. .- from Un.lt Hury puU
:w p.m? . -- -Amtmi
a situation for the
.1 uaehinston. will Be recreanu tk.
lis at Yorkl
ih. Farnily-
. ih. defensive and creates
Ainie jnornav"
entire family. TownDoretU Morrow, currently appear-
g:00 P"-ToVJ u.ic,f,met,'' will be Ed Sullivan's guest
lng in the Bd"J Sam will be John Harris' "Icecapsdes."
Also festured on the W?tr c Spinllh dancer; Robert
R,chard Haydn. Urn 'compagnons de la Chan-
awaited of mic. tmS, and gay banter
will be a relaxed, W"L'K' carpenter. Dancer Sheree North,
with Benny and nrt4 PerW Botkin and pianist Buddy
22. C.,nS fesMne.prem' m
iioVp.-: The Web--Tbe Blue BolUe -u u.
Susan H'n and Rull Hardje. ...
SUNDAY 2VSi ot-"Dnims of the Desert" Ralph Byrd. Lor
,.8Grty"d Mund- Also "MUsing Udy" with Kane
R"rtmoanduBartaeA
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Salem Heights
SALEM HEIGHTS Boy Scout
troop 19, of Salem Heights has
been busy, during the holiday
season and many mora events are
planned to start the new year.
The troop .netted $105 on the
Christmas tree selling project
Ton tree seller was Bill Cran-
dall, second, William Rector, and
third, Russell Bartlett Awards
were presented to all of the mem
bers lor troop artlcipation. first
place award, William Rector tie
ing for second place. Bob Wilier
and Bill Crandall; third, John
Meeker.
The troop has been swimming
every Saturday afternoon during
the Scout hour at the Y.M.C.A.
At a junior leaders meeting on
Monday the group mapped its
course for the next five weeks.
Tuesdsy evening was spent in a
basketball game at the Liberty
gym. The troop haa planned to
take a 10-mile hike this month
and the explorers of the troop
plan to akl later this montn.
5f. Mark's fo Hear
Progress Reports
The St. Mark's Lutheran
congregation will conduct its
annual congregational business
meeting Sunday evening at 7
o'clock at the church, it was n-
nounced by the pastor, the
Rev. John L. Cauble. One of
the outstanding features ot in
terest to members of the church
will be the presentation of pro
gress reports from the numer
ous phases of the church s op
eration. Four new church coun-
cllmen will be elected to fill
the positioni of men whose
terms are expiring. Delegates
to the convention of the Pacific
Synod will also be elected. Fol
lowing the business meeting
women of the church will
serve light refreshments.
Dr. Poling Talks
On 'God Calling'
The subject of Dr. Paul New
ton Pollng'a sermon on Sunday
morning at First Presbyterian
Church will be "God Calling"
which is in keeping with Sem
inary Sunday being observed
throughout the denomination.
The Presbyterian Church
USA haa nine theological semi
naries. Each year the second
Sunday in January is set aside
as Seminary Sunday.
Next August
Salem Reservists, who are
wtta tne 104th infantry dtvl
alon. will take their 1954 sum
mer training during the month
oi August, , -
August 15-29 are the dates
for the units to go to camp,
which this year will b held
at the Yakima Firing Center,
Wash. Buses and trucks of the
division will carry the men to
and from camp.
Three Salem units are part
of the 104th division. They are
headquarters and headquarters
Battery and A battery of the
929th field artillery, and X
company of the 413th Infantry
regiment, r .
Ma). Russell Haynes Is com
mander of the 929th field ar
tillery battalion, Capt. Joe Cof
fey commands ' headquarters
battery: and First Lt Robert
A. Phillips, Jr., commands A
battery. E company of thw
413th infantry regiment is com
manded by First LI Fran P.
Larson.
Seminar Will Study
Collection Problems
Collection problems that bus
iness and professional men face
will be studied at a seminar to
be held at the central office of
Credit Bureaus, Inc., Friday
and Saturday. ,
Division managers ot the sys
tem who will conduct the sem
imar are: T. A. Williams. G. H.
Read, James Cade, - Stanlely
Stifller, D. P. Schmidt, and C. E.
Schmitx.
Management personnel of the
affiliated Oregon and Idaho of
fices to be in attendance are:
Reginald Rosevear, Lena San
derson and Kay Atlee, Albany:
William Brown, Oliver Torn
bom and Mrs. Gladys Davis,
Bend; Charles W. Williams,
Nampa and Caldwell, Idaho; Mrs.
Alice Phillips. Boise. Idaho: Jean
Stovall and Jean Williams, Leb
anon; Edwin Wenetta, Corval
11s: Wilbur Palmer and Roberta
Fantx, Newport; Robert Shan-
gle, Aaron Novick and Aileen
eemea, aamjaaiiw, aaewea aaaa
dirsen, Dallas; Robert Ben ham.
vasts uiMertoaa ui J
Ben ham, Hiilsboroj Brady Gall .
agher and Patricia Wray, Tilla
mook; William Thompson and
Bernic Schwedler, Hood Riv
er, and Sam Ruhi, Mrs. Shirley
Green and R. J. Chance, Salem.
CatttoHead
Albany Carnival
ALBANY Don Catt, loral In
surance agent, was named presi
dent of the 1954 Timber Carnival,
held annually at Albany, it was
announced by Hayes Evans, pres
ident of last year's carnival at a
meeting of the Albany Junior
Chamber of Commerce.
Catt s officers for this year are
Russell Tripp, vice-president;
Neil Warner, treasurer; George
Grinds, secretary. Members of
the board of directors are Boh .
Richards, Fred Briggs, Eldon
Bragg, Art Nolan and Gene
Maudlin.
Announcement ot names ot
1954 officers marked the first of
ficial step to be taken by the
Timber Carnival association,
which is under the sponsorship of
the Junior Chamber, toward pre
sentation of the popular festival.
Six Persons Killed in
Head-on Auto Crash
BASTROP, La. OF) Six per
sons died, five from one family,
in a head-on automobile crash '
north of here yesterday. Two 1
others were injured.
Police said Mr. and Mrs. An
drew Lynn, both in their 30'a,
and their three children, Dan
ny 7, Curtis S, and Derrell, an
infant girl, all of Bastrop, and
Mrs. Ida Moore of Jones, La.,
were killed.
Five-year-old Donnle Lynn
was among the Injured.
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RESOURCES
Cosh in vaull ond in Federal Reserve Bank $89,27614.41
Dve from Banks , 42,68770443 ,
ToolCoA.. $lt1,ff4VtTaVM
United States Government Obliaotlona,
Direct ond Fully Guoranteed t4t,UtVQJt
State, County and Municipal bonds and
Warrants ! f 1X57952.31
Other Bonds and Securitie 3405,495.25
otooc in rederal Keierve Bank, 1,030,000.00
loons and Discounts 123,594,9072
Other Loans to Customen (Guaranteed or .
Inwradby rh.US.Gov. or its agencies) 77,427,44471
Accrued Interest Receivable 2,531,193.14
Bank Premises, Furniture and Fixtures ond
Safe Deposit Vaults 6,144,043.44
Other Real Estate owned (Branch locations
purchased for future bank premises) ... 167,623.11
Customers' Liability on Accounts of Letters '
of Credit, Acceptances and Endorsed
Bills 307,5170
Other Resources 461751.83
TOTAL RESOURCES : $646,160,026.67
LIABILITIES ' . .
Capitol $13,000,000.00
Surplus 20,000,000.00
Undivided Profits 11,631.400.84
Total Capital Funds 46,61800.34
Reserve for possible loan losses. This re- 14394314
serve is to apply against any ban
losses that may develop in me futures
It has not been allocated to any parti
cular loons or type of loans '
MP0SITS 1 Savings and Tim. 2079133.14 1 mfiVmM
Liability for letters of Credit and as Ac
ceptor Endorser or Maker of Accep
tances and Foreign Bills 30731740
Merest Received in Advance 3,842,191.57
Reserve for Interest, Taxes, Dividends, Etc. 3,092,944.60 .
Osher Labilities 242,055.14
TOTAL LIABILITIES 1 646, 160,626.6
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DtPOSITS
The First Notional Bank of Portland and 49 Offices $589,047,433.24
1 8 other Oregon Banking Offices In the First Notional Group. 139,147,196.98
$728,194,630.32
LOANS AND DISCOUNTS
The tint National Bank of Portland and 49 Otnces $301,02X354.37
18 otW Oraoon Banking Offkat r. rV rjttenal Orcejp. 37,364,923.94
$358,387,280.31
TOTAL RESOURCES
The First National Bonk of Portland and 49 Offices v. . $646,160,026.67
18 other Oregon Banking Offices in the First National Group. 131,983,820.27
TOTAL RESOURCES of the 67 BANKING OFFICES in the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OROUP $798,143,346.94
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