Thursday, Jaauu-y 14, 19SI
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salsa. Oroa
SECTION H-i-ia It '
Tele-Views
Rodio-Ttlcvision
GETS 'BIG BROTHER' AWARD
KTTV THVUDAT PKOGEAH:
What' Ceekiagt 11:1b Barbara Angell will prepare Wacky
Ok. .
Matisee Theatre, t-Tnclltm Com Bom" starring Johaay
Downs nd Gil Storm.
Maatlag and Fishing Newt, tM Rudy Laehenmeier will hav
two top rifle shooters as hi guests, Adrea Yartoa and Kagna Neu
hauser. Min Neuhauaer will ahow th correct way to um a
rillt and dtmonitraU tba virion target positions, white aba Yar
toa provides commentary. Both women will compete in the North
west mile Tournament Sunday, January it.
Yea Bet Year Life, Groucbo Marx emeeea comedy quia.
Dragnet, B Top realistic mystery drama atarring Jack Webb.
Ford Theatre, : "Tb Ardent Woodsman" atara Gilbert R
land, Phylli Thaxer and Marcel Dalle. Story of tough woodamaa
and a schoolteacher.
Martin Kane, IB Kane prove a "natural death'' wa murder.
Nit Owl Theatre, 11:U "Hidden Enemy" itar Warren Hull
and Kay Linaker. t
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KOINTV THVUDAT PROGRAM:
1:15 p.aa. Armchair Theatre "The Old Homextead atarring
Dick Purcel and Ann Jeffrey.
t pjl. Fear Star Playheaa Charlea Boyer ttara In Th Bad
Streak", tb itory of a young man who trie to get revenge on
hi father for a fancied wrong.
p.s. Vide Theatre A mytteriou wedding gift, at flnt
believed to be a macabre prank played on a newly married couple,
prove to be a "plant" in a homicide plot in "All Dressed in Whit"
tarring screen actor Richard Carlson.
t:M sm, Big Twa Steve Wilson of th IUustrsted Prut
become a target for tb underworld when his article on tb
truck hijacking racket atart hitting too do to th gang bos, on
J t his exciting thirty minuet.
5 f' II p.m., Th Ptayhea "Kitty Doone," the story of a movie
$ actress whose fsding career eauses her to again seek th limelight,
atari ConsUnce Bennett, Jerome Cowan, Nydia Westmsn and Elliot
( Reid. ,
.11 p.m, ShtwtJm en gli "I'm a Stranger" starring GreU
i'i Gynt and Jam Hyter.
' KPTV FRIDAY PROGRAM: . ,
( What' CMktngT 11:10 Barbara Angell will prepare broiled
' fish filleu and fruit upsidedown cake.
- Matinee Theatre, 1 "Shadow of Chinatown" star Beta Lugosi
s nd Bruce Bennett ,
Cavalcade of R ports, 1 Sandy Saddler of New York vi. BUI
Bossio of Pittsburgh in 10-round feitberweight bout televised live
. from the St Nicholas arena. -
Inner Saactam, l:ta "Lost In the Dark" stars Everett Sloan,
: Judith Braun and Murray Hamilton. Story of a wealthy man who
is losing his eight and attempts to regain it through th eye of
another. '
Heidelberj Wrestling, M Local lire wrestling originating from
.the Portland Armory. .
Nile Owl Theatre, 11 "Sign of the Wolf" (tarring Michael
Whalen and Grac Bradley.
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FRIDAY PROGRAM ON KOINTV:
j 1:11 p.m. Armchair Theatre "Klondike Fury" tarring Ed
',' l mund Lowe, Lucille Fairbsnks sad Ralph Morgan.
i f sja, PUyhena et Stan Badman Zachary Scott 1 the object
J of a boy' hero worship in "Pearl Handled Guns" on tonight'
. drama half hour.
j t:l p.nL, Oar Ml Brooks Ev Arda find herself involved
In a hassel with the principal and acuity memoers oi siaaison nign
nvr th will of a mviterious Mr. Casev. The cast includes Gale
Gordon, Robert Rockwell, Dick Cranna, Gloria McMillan and Jan
Morgan.
II p.m., My Friend Irma Comedy series starring Marie Wilson.
11 p.m. Showtime en Six "Below the Deadline" atarring Cecilia
Parker. Russell Hapten, and Theodore Von Kits.
Mrs. McCiellan
Dies in Hospital
' Ruby Edna McClellaa, Oregea
nsldent since 191 and a lata ree-
Meat of US Third street. West Sn
lem, died Wednesdiy ml a local
; Capt Xddi Rickeabacker, air Uae executive, receive from
President Eisenhower the "Big Brother of th Year" award
for 1M3 in Washington, DC Rick en backer wa cited for hi
"deep and abiding Interest la th welfare of boy." Th Big
Brother movement is a program for youth guidance. (AP
Wirepbote)
Highlights in Security
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WASHINGTON ID -. Following
are highlight from Prsrfdent
Eisenhower's meeiage to Congress
Thursday on social security: -
To help indtviduals provide for
, security to reduce both tb
feaf and th Incidence of destitu
tion to the minimum to pro
mote th confidence 4 every In
dividual in tb future these are
proper alms of all levels of gov
ernment, including the federal government.
The system is not intended at
a substitute for private caring,
pension plana and insurance pro
tection, it u, rawer, mtenaed as
the foundation upon which then
other forms of protection can be
soundly built
Tb new group that I reconv
ment be covered about 10 mil
lion additional people Include
self employed farmers; many
more farm worker and domestic
worker; doctors, dentists, law
yers, architects, accountants and
other elf employed professional
people; members of state and local
retirement systems on a voluntary
group basis; ctergyrnea on a vol
untery group baaia; and several
smaller group.
Bv depriving a beneficiary of hia
benefit payment for any month in !
which he earn wag mor
than S7S, present law trnpose an
undue restraint oa esHwwiee and
Initiative... am convinced that
the great .majority, of our able p
bodied oner cutsen are nippier
and better off when they continue
in some productive work . . -Moreover
the nation's economy win de
rive large benefits from th wis
dom and experience of older ciuV
lens...
I recommend, therefore, that th
first $1,000 of a beneficiary' an
nual earnings be exempted under
the retirement test, and thst for
amounts earned, above $1,000 only
mnnUi'a benefit be deducted
for each additional t0 earned.. .He
could work throughout the year at
$90 a month and lose only one
month's benefit, whereas under
present law he would sose all
twelve.
For OASI to fulfill Hi purpose
of helping to combat dessjtutioa.
the benefit ($M minima, $50 in
dividual average, $ti individual
maximum) are too low.
It 1 clear ... that
vision of this baa (th amount of
earnings taxed and used la calcu
lating benefits, 1 presently sx.aoo)
is needed to mahitaln a reasonable
relationship between a worker'
benefit and hi earning . . , I
recommend. . . $400, . .
Under present law tb federal
government doe not (bar in any
part at a nxmuuy old age assist
ance payment exceeding tis. Yet
many of the payments must ex
ceed this amount in order to meet
the need. . .1 recommend. . .that
th present $U maximum be
placed on an average rather than
on an Individual basis.
Bora March XI. latl. aa
der, Colo., Mrs. McClellaa cam to
Oregon with bar parents, John and
Ava Sparry, in December. 1ML
Th family resided ia th Scie and
Lebanon aea for several years and
later moved to North Santiam.
they war making their
bome at the time of tb death of
Mr. Sperry.
After completing ilinn tary
rhoel Mrs. McdeHan taucfat
(ibool for a time. On Christmas
day in ltll she wa married to
Glenn E. McCUUaa, who survives
her. With th exception of about
five year (pent ia the Victor
Point community, th McOellan
had lived all of their married life
in North Santiam until rnoving to
West Salem July 1, 1161.
numvinx beside th husband
art three listers, Mrs. LOU Muh
of Vancouver, Waah., Mr. Rose
Kinsley of Salem and Mrs. Ines
Armstrong of San Jose. Calif.
Services for Mr. McClellaa win
be held at tb Virgil T. Gold
company chapel Saturday, January
i, at x p.m. luerrneoc will be in
Belcrast Memorial park. -
Parley Tonight Will
Talk of Heating Code
Th city belting code will be
discussed with the possibility of
mskini it more effective at a
meeting at City iiau Tnuraaay
night " ,
Among possibilities are amend -mans
ml the snustini code and
adoption of th cede embodied la
the Pacific Cast Uniform Build
ing Cod. e . -
Besides cHy official there will
be aa attendance of dealers in and
Installer of heating equipment
Extra Session p
Said Not Heeded
Pendleton W) State Sea. Bex
Ellis, Pendleton, said Thursday
he doe not . believe a special
session of the Legislature, asked
by Democratic Party leaders, is
necessary.
Sills disclosed that th Legis
lature's interim committee on
welfare ha been called to meet
ia Portland. Jan. 11 to "tak
good loook" at th unemploy
ment Dlcture.
Ellis, chairman of tb Legisla
ture t Ways ana Means ubcon
mittee which handle the welfare
and unemployment budgets, said
if it is found that th welfare
general fund is getting short
other money could be transferred
to stabilise it
He also aaid his subcommit
tee estimated there would be a
balance of 60 million dollars in
the unemployment compensation
funda as of June 30, IMS, he
added:
"With that surplus I doubt If
we need to become alarmed about
a shortage." .- '
TELLS STORY'.
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Admiral Corporatioa . . It
Allied Chemical 71
AUi Chalmers .'.'
American Airline u
American Power 1 Light
America TeL ft Tel ' 1ST
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Arthur Ciito Csraine, 21,
who is serving a llf term ia
8a Quentln (Calit,) prison
for tb robbery-allying of a
Santa Ron, Califs grocer my
clear up several unsolved Pa
cific northwest shootings and
killing. Camlne'i answer to
i routine questionnaire pro
vidsd the leads. (AP Wire
photo) : . .
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Chicago Grain . '
nHicAuo las wneat ano mj
mt Bwhssa tBsrArseta enkryed a
nmun et eae urae on me ooero w
trade Thtrrsdsy hut the market
ever develooed much real steam.
Buying ia wheat followed new
100.00 btuhels of th bread gram
had. been, shipped from Chicago
overnight. Soybean were pur
chased . on n e w s zs.oea.oou
bushels of tb 1993 crop had been
impounded under the govern
ment , ..
Oat also showed a little firm
ness at times but corn continued
te lag. j
Wheat closed Yt-n nigner, nvuii
1.10-2.0. : corn - lower,
March 1.52-; oat - mgner,
March 7 ry unchanged te
lower, March 1.20: soybeans Vi-
1 M lower, Jan J.u -., ana
lard JO to cents a nunarea
Chicago Onions
CHICAOO (OTl IbbpUss Boocrsts.
tsinsBd llrBt, msrtsl dull.
S1I1 SS1M I IBS.: MBBS SB OWS
ssnua S-lBcb SB isrsct lJ-l.s.
wmus 1-incii sn lsrstr. a jb I ts
l-lach. S.ll-1.40: colorsao Wbltss S ts
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PORTLAND 111 Butterfrt
Tentative, tubieet to immediate
change Premium auality, maxi
mum t M to one par cent acidity,
delivered in Portland. M-71 lb.;
first quality, M4; second quality,
U-S7. Valley routes and country
points t cent iess.
Batter VTholeeale, f.e.b. bulk
cub to wholesalers G red AA,
as icorc, MVs lb; at aeon,
M icor, Mrs; N score, gg.
Cheese Selling price to Portland
wholesalers Oregon tingle, nv.
t5 lb: Oregon S-lb loaf, ttVi-Sl.
Egg To wholesalers Candled
egg containing no toss, cases in
cluded, f o b. Portland A grsda,
Urge, SlVt-Uri; A medium SOVs
S2Vi: A gride, small, 47V4-4Vi
Eggs To retailer Grade AA,
Urge. ST-U: A Urge, 5o-7; AA
medium, 5$; A medium, 6344; A
amall, 49-M. Carton I cent addi
tional. J
Liv chicken No 1 quality,
f.o.b. cUnta Fryere 27: roasters.
17; heavy bena, 29-at; light hens.
15-17; old roosters. It-is. .
Ratrbrta Average to growers
i Uve white, ri- lb. l-2; M lb.
xo-22: eld doe. 10-U: tew higher.
Freeh dressed fryers to retailer.
r7-0; cut up, H-M.
Amricaa Tobacco (U
Anaconda upper Sirs
Atchison lUilroad ' ' M
Bethlehem Steel u . 11
Boeing Airplane Co. ,t)e
Bore warnar 71 Vi
Burroughs Adding 11 ach. 7 u
California Packing a
Canadian Pacific ,. . a
Caterpillar Tractor . ; '
CeUnes Corporation ... II
Chrysler Corporatioa tl
Cities Service - , . II
Omaolidated Edison .. 41
Consolidated Vulte .11
Crown ZeUerbaca 1 . IS
CuftU Wright : g
Douglas -Aircraft ' ' gs u
du Pont de Nemours " lot Vs
Eastman Kodak 47
Emerson Radio ' - ia
General Electric U
General Food . 6t
General Motor i . UK
Georgia Pac Plywood lk
Goodyear Tire M
Hotmetak Mining Co. . SS
InternaUoaal Harvester .
Uteniational Paper MM
John Manvill
Kaiser Aluminum 21 H
Kennecott Copper , tl
Libby. McNeiU t Vi
UKkheed Aircraft , 17
Loew s Incorporated 11 H
Long ecu A . . u
Montgomery Ward . . 17
Nash Kelvinator - -; ' 17
New York Central . II
Northern Pacific M A
Pacific American Fish ' T Vi
Psclflc Gil k Electric
Pacific Tel. A Tel. ' ' 111 4
Packard Motor Car . ' l H
Penney J.C Co. - ft
f-ennsytranla R.R. ' 17
PapdCoUCo. 14 Vi
Pfailco Radio - a Vi
Radio Corporation a
Rayoniar Incorp Ma
Rayonier Incorp Pfd
Republic steel i
Reynolds Metal ' 11 Vi
Richfield Oil 10
Safeway Store Inc. v . si Vi
Scott Paper Co. ' 70 Vi
Sear Roebuck k Co. M
Socony-Vacuum Oil U Vi
Souther Pacific 17
Standard Oil Calif. 15
Standard Oil N.J. 714
Studebaker Corp. . It Vi
Sunshine Mining - - 7
Swift k Company 44
Transamerka Corp.
Twentieth Century Fox
Union Oil Contra? :
Union Pndiic
United Airline
United Aircraft ' , .
United Corporation
United State Plywooa .
United State Meet .
Warner Pictures
Western union T
Vfsstluahouse Akr Brake
Weaunghouae Ssectrie .
wootwona rornpany : i
hi th Moanawth diatriet
Its. He waa retired farmer.
Surviving an hi wife, Laura
May Waigel, Monmouth; tare'
sons, Kenneth C, Lacomb; Ley E-, ,
InOBveodestc. aad Donald B. Wei
gel. Powell Butte, Ore.; ev daugh
ter. Mr. Lute Gay Jordaa, Al
bany: Mrs. RlBte Fay Jordaa, row .
ell Butte. Ore.; Mrs. Ida Bella
GhMaoa, Orland, Calif.; Mr. La-.
ana May Cuthbert, Lakeside, Ore.;
and Helen Glee Mod. Willamina, .
a brocner. tieorge Wtagei, as -
hama; two aiaters, Mrs. Cora Boyt,
Salem. Ore., and Mr. Lilli Stru
ble. MUwauki, On.; Xt grandchil
dran and aoe great- sraiinchild. i
Mrs. Mary Pttzoldt '
MOUNT ANGEL Funeral
aervkea war held la St Mary's
Catholic church her Wednesday
morning, Jan. 13, for Mr. Msry '
Potioldt, SS, wif of Henry Pet
oldt. who died at her horn la
Portland if tar aa extended iU
tss. .t
Beside her husband, ah la sur
vived by two daughter), Mary
Ann, sged 9, and Sandra, I year
old. She was a member of St
Rose's Catholic parish, in Port.
Und. - - ' -
Tba Rev. Cyril Lebold, O.S.B.,
officiated at th rvqulem high
mass, gav th funeral sennoa,
and alio officiited at tb grave-,
aide service at Calvary ceme
tery ban. Rev. Hildebrand Mel-'
choir, O.S.B, was tba assisting .
priest. . Th St Mary' church
choir sang, aad Mrs. Vincent .
Smith we organist .
She wa bora Mary Bean, Jury
IS, 1918, at Gerrais, th daugh- ,
ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Luigl ,
Bun of Woodburn, Rt 1, who
war members of St Mary' par
ish, Mt AngeL She was married
nine year ago.
Survivors ar ia addltloa to ,
th immtdiste members of her
family, two brothers, Venard Bean
of Salem and Arthor Beea of ,
Woodburn, Bt 1, and four sis-,
ten, Mr. luphtmi bosick, rorv
Und; Mr. Gemma Bergung, Port-
Und; Mr. Thomas (ArveUa) Tun
of Wodburn, and Mrs. Anton t Aa- ',
gala) Griesenauer, Mount Angel.
DEATHS
jpprtlani
dliv;ock
rtTLAND laWUSDA) Cattle
Mrs, Baky Hecsuisa .
At 0 BOCBS DOSpitBl BB. SB. SSBB
resident of HIS 1MB, BbIms, :
Survived by husband. Glenn B. Me. '
Clellan. Bslsm: alstars, Mrs. UUIe -Muha.
Vbimouvbt. Wash., Mrs. Bobb :.
Kinsley. BslBm. Mrs. Inas Aransttonb
MmL I SBH Joss, (jaw. eervicBB wiu mm nww
w 1 ih tK Vlrwll T. Oftsaen chBBBt BbU
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14 At Less. Cant.. Jan. 11. Late rs
40 V, tmn mt Stia Isural Aa Balam.
51 Vi rTasaiiliBfil Balssn, Mrs. Barcty baa
44 l Csrrou, Motb city. MiBtwtru isbbi v
rm UssCbxVL Lhr. M. TMtaUl '
ristsn. Hfre. Alms Dawson. Lse An-
Blv Calif; Mrs. jacek nechtoer..
Islir. 'IT. Da
lakcXa; broihera; Jska ElB-'.
:.; sbbvsbj-
,. si., r.wt
r o a n d a, I salable x0i .market fairly acUre, I tim,manAjtmi. iMhr. it. Dauesr-
Beel, steers, choice, Mt-7W Ibe,
M.-41.M: vied, S.oro 0;
merciel, n.0ri.Mi utility,
SS.M; ' commercUl - -cow
Beef cut choioe eteenHlndj
miBrtsra. S7 AS-SS BO- rSBads.ll
43.0O-U W; fuU loins, trimmed, inostly steady; pert load ! LSLimT
7J.OMXI.00; .triangle, M.OtVM.00; ctel ateera few hmd good fSJ."",,T';. St7L
lore miarters. 11.00-36.00: Chuck. I axon; uuuur newer . i nm,w.
. . 'I ,1 BM
imnitsr-ciiitBT vww. I win,. enltB
10.00. few utility 11.00-1S.00, part t-im isudaiit mt
, I l , an HaM. I T.h It maruimma hv wrUa.
er weights to 14.50 with lew eiier-ik b vlrfU T ftn cm.
isn tea cow up sv ,wnr
Portland Groin
vnnn.AND im No bids
Thursday's car receipts: wheat
1; barley S; flour 4; corn S; oats
1; mill feed 4.
WALL STREET
NEW YORK (1 Stocks advanc-
j .-'til" tCJ" I ed Thursday Igor the third straight
IH'lil . - wbbb i geggion in an ctiv market
Appearing In public for the Gain were well distributed
first time together ar June throughout the list and went to he
Haver and Fred Mar Murray tween 1 and 1 points at the most
hnum lnavinff Hnllvwnnd's Mo LoSSCS Were Small.
cambo. MacMurrays wifej Volume expanded to en eaUmat
passed away In- June, 1953.wed mUllon and a half shares is
it... u.u.. ntlw it n lenmnared with 1.420,000 shares
convent life. (UP). i traded Wednesday.
Challenge Qualifications
Of Hells Canyon Witnesses
17.00-40.00: ribs, J5.0M2.00.
Pork cuts Loin, choice. S-12
lbs., 61.00-14.00; shoulders. It lbs.,
49.00-44.00; spsrenbs, 4I.0P44.eD;
fresh ham, 10-14 lb., 60.00-S5.00.
Veil and calves uooa-cnoice.
lU weight, 14.00-41.00; commer
cial, M.00-17.00.
Limba tnoice-pnme, aa w-
41.00; good. 14.00-M.00.
Wool Orel basis, Willamette
Villey medium, 51-55 lb; Eastern
Oregon fin ana nan diooo, ss-si;
Willamette Valley lamb wool. 42;
11-month wool, 45-50. -
Ceoatry -exes see aaeate, Is.
Pertlaadi
Beef Cows, utility, 15-28 lb;
tanners-cutters, 21-22.
Veal Top quality, lightweight.
12-14; rough heavies, 24-2t.
Hogs Lean blockers, 17-31; sow,
light 11-13.
ismor Hen. a-H.
Mutton-Best. 13-15; cull-utility,
l-l.
Fresh P reduce:
Onions SO lb sacka, Waah. yel-
ows, med , 1.00-10; large, 1.10-25:
Idaho yellows, med., 1.15-50: large,
1.75-2.00: white. 2.25-M.
Potatoes Ore. local Long White,
1.00-25; Deschutes Russets, No. 1,
1 15-25; sue A, 2.50-75; 15 lb sk.,
M-85; 10 lb. mesh, 40-45; paper, 10
13: windows, 15-37; No. 1, M lbs.
10-85; Waah. Russets, No. 1-A, 1.15
50: Idaho, 1.15-25.
Hay U. S. No. 1 green alfalfa,
mostly 18.00-30.00; delivered car
and truck lots, f.o.b. Portland and
Seattle.
Filberts Wholesale selling pric
f.o.b. Oregon plants, No. 1 jumbo
Barcelonas. 29 lb; Urge, 27H;
medium. lSVi.
Walnuts Wholesale telling
price: First quality Franquettes,
12-Uv, lb; light halve. 79-13: (hell
ed light tmber halve, 70-75,
tare .
ABBS
MB- -
BSBSS .
Marloa ft-.
Masai
:i
I
Mmmjirvial hulls 14.00-lg.00.
Calves salable 50; market steady
but heavy calve alow; good-choice
vealers 20.00.24.00; commercial-
good heavy calve 17.00-11.00,
choice quotable to 21.00 or bove.
Hogs salable 150; market active,
steady: choice 180-235 lb 27.50-a.50,
few choice 250-290 lb 26.00-27.00:
choice 125-550 lb sows salable 23 50-
24.00 or above.
Sheep ealable 200; marxel cuve.
fully steady; choice-prime wooled
lambs up to 20.50.
SALEM MARKETS
C-Mil4l fr rfHtti tlm -Ftlm
e.kwi r.iuu - ua (ss-ia. asst.
S4.2i-i.es iiss-ib. ass. i
Kss MsbV 44 SS-4S SI.
Dam rc - iiJi-ia ibs-ib. assii
m -iuB Calor fryars.
Sta, aU laaruts. Usl s4araa SawV SS.I
Icsbbtb lawk lac. aw lu"-' - "-
BarUr yiwas bsss. m.
aMIhn SA. 41CI B1MIBS
1S-4MI smsll. IM. s. whalc.sla artcas
tcncrsllr 1-1 cents BlshM taaa Brlcas
sbors: Isrst trsaa mmamimui .
.... ( SB,.
BaturtsS Bsrlni Klaa: PrsrshirB. T.
H tlnli: KB. 1. SI SS e,BH: Wo. J. BSC
(tart raaliiinfl y Urn
laming Now -
fore Jan. 11 ta rlv
full Mentha laming.
SlOSrotaSt Solm, Ore.
Why Sufftr
Anv Lortaar
When ethers fsll. use our Chinese
rameaiea. iwiuini - -Jaos
yaars In China. Ne matter
nth what allmanu you era af
mctad. dlBordwrs, sinusitis, heart.
runss. livar. Kronvr. -. - ..
patua. sueers. CUabatas. rtieuma.
urm. Ban ana dhoqh w.-..
kin. taml complaints.
CHARM
CHAN
Cktaess er Ce.
Otflce hn. te I
Tub. Sat, aaly
SM H. Conil.
Tnnr -lSS
BALXM. OBB.
urseiilMrlTriM let An Idaho
' Power Co. lawyer hinted Thursday
be may challenge the qualification
of a Reclamation Bureau witness
at th Hells Canyon hearing.
The hint came aa R. P. Parry
questioned Ed Koeseenger, Recla
maiion Bureau engineer from
Boise, Idaho, at a Power Com
mission hearing on Idaho Power'
application for authority to ouuu
three dam in th Snake River be
tween Idaho and Oregon.
Koessner testified sbout cost esti
mates be had made for a proposed
government-project peer on of th
sites sought by Idaho Power. These
tfwluflsd med building costs.
Koessner. who said he had been
a riwi. enilneer for 28 year,
added, under questioning by Pr
rv. that his only previous en per-
i tence in estimating road construc
tion costs for the bureau waa in
connection wtth Palisades Dam,
not yet completed.
1 Parry said he -had "serious
doubts" as te Koessner' quallfice
i tion U express aa expert opinion
Obituaries
Mid Willamette
Otur Muaea. . .
ute rssiaani w ran - ,
local hospital Jan. is. aurwvsd by
wile. Helen O. Johnson, (alam.
Oaushtara. Alice and Msnr yotmson.
a-lam mm eletar an S brothers in .
Norway. Services will be held In the .
Cloulh-rfarrlck Chapel rMday, Jan.
IS. at 1:90 pjn. Bav. John L. Cauble
BCMdatlng.
WUUSBS r. OatckaU ,
Lale resident ol SM I. Coml It. ,
at a local hospital Jan. 11 at the ara
. aa eMlnS h wife Rartha C T
Gatch'ell. (slam; son. rrsnk OatchaU. .
Jaffarson: orotnar, ivasue w. v?-
ell. Albany. Prtvat aenness wiu Be
held In the HoweU-Edwards eh, pel
ay. Jan. IS, at ib:uw a.m. nmw.
W. H. Lyman offlclstlns. conetue
in service at the 1.0.0 J. came
tary at Lebanon.
Msry Jsna Osrlaees J ' '
Mats rasiaam oi seiv n.
, i hAinit! j is Bt the see
irt IS yasrs. (urvtvsd by dsuaWars.
Mrs. Emm Lemon. Islern. Mrs. Lilly
Mae Br.tes. vancouvar. wun, ';
Pearl Hampton. Reassure, soya, Ahe!
Ooua'nty. Uayton. Ore.. Hoy Doufhty,
Ooldeniale. Waih, Airrael Douahty. ;
Tha Del lea. ore. iwemoer w "
mands Church. Services win be hal
In the Hrrwell-Edwsrde Chapel nat
ures. Jan. is. at If pjn, bv. ;
nsrnatt oinciatioi. n,.". -
Vlsw Cemetery.
rierlne Msrsarat Barlees
Lsta rssiaant oi aiierson -noepltal
jsn. II at the see or s
years. Survived by husband. Joseph
roadbuildlng. hinting that he
may ask that all or part re ine
...inMr'i iMlimonv be excluded.
Koessner estimateu uiai unu sm
land rights, road construction and
relocation and other reservoir ex
penses for th proposed federal
dam would run mora than 35 mil
lion dollars.
His estimate of similar cost for
three concrete dams, with the um
nnwer and storage capacity iaa-
ho Power s proposals, would be
lightly under 15 million, nu asu-n-ate
is much higher than Idaho
Powct'i.
Koessner estimated thee reser
voir costs, among others, for a t
dam plan: Relocating road and
bridges, 18,700,000; road construc
nt usMi ono: nurchase of reser
voir land. 12.125.000: purchase n
Union Pacific branch line. 13.100,
000; relocating Union Pacific main
line. 11,500.000: purchase of Oxbow
nlsnt from Idaho Power.
11.000,000; purchase of mineral
right in reservoir, I900.000J Reser
voir clearing, 200,00.
Chicago Livestock
CHICAGO UFI Hogs sold steady
to 21 cent lower in a moderately
ctiv market Thursdsy. no
Ingly paid, down B
cent from Wednesday's early
peak. Most choice 180 to 230 pound
butcher sold at t2S. to 26.00.
Steer grading average choice
and better were weak In a slow
market but ooorer grade moved
t (toady price in a moderately
nrtlve market. A few head of prime
steers sold at 27 00 te 17 00, the
top.
Slaughter lambs sold steady to
25 cents higher in an active mar
kL Good and choir wooled lamb
reached 19 00 to 120 50.
Salable receipts were estimated
at 11.000 bogs. 4.000 cattle, 400
calves and 1.50i5Bo5.
Portland Eastside
BnitTLArTD rt7i Meet Hstlsss eers
BSBIBBUr suser SB there wse Utile
artlim Bt She BsstelBS fBram' ssrsM
Peter S. Berg
MnNMOIITH Peter S. Berg. 17,
died at hi residence, 540 E. Main
street. Monmouth. Tuesday, Janu
ary 12 after a long uineaa. mr.
R.rs was horn at North Lawrence,
nhin. March 26. 1866. and had re-
sirieri in Mnn mouth since 1937. He
h a rstired teacher.
Surviving are hia wife, Clara A.
Berg, Monmouth: two sons, L. D.
Berg. Minneapolis. Minn.; and Dr.
E. E. Berg. Pendleton, Ore.: two
daughter, Mr. Clara B. Konl
chek, Seattle, and Mr. Lorene B.
Stewart. Portlsno. lire.; iour
grandchildren and three great
grandchildren. Funeral services will be at
Smith's Mortuary. Independence,
at in an am Friday. January 15,
with the Rev. Dannd B. Wearier
officiating, urial vlQ b ia Fir
Crtst cemetery.
Palmer Weiael
MONMOUTH - Funeral service
held Thursday ireorning. Jtn-
uiry 14, t Smith' mortuary, In
dependence, lor l'aimtr weiget, os.
who died at hia nome. aw wsm
Broad street, Monmouth. Tuesday,
January IT The Rev. Willim F.
Rademacher officiated. Interment
Will DC at uuiue nwe, nw, i
Mr. Welgel wa born in neora-
f. Bursess. Jaffarsons dsushtar.
lens Bursess, jsrrerwim; kbi, "-r
nd James Burlesi, bolh it Jetlsr
on! sister .Mrs. Frances The peon. .
Choudrsnt. Va.i brathars. X. W W- (
char. Antlara, Okla., Howard Fllcher.
Monroe. La., vuuan r,u ........
RrrufS. La., (mast Pllcher. ElDorsdo.
Ark . Hermsn PllchaT. Bastrop. La.:
rather, Bulua Mchar. AnUers Oklf.
Services will be held In th HowsU
Idwsrds chapal Friday, Jan U. at
I in p.m. Rav. Marvin McClll effl
clatlns. Concludlns services at Atoka.
Okie. .
LEGALS
ka. August It, MI. and had livadljsn. 14. ism
NOTICB TO COrTTBACton
ftaaled oroeoaala tor furnishing
malarial an srecUns a wire meh
r.nce, will be received at the Mile
of the City Manager City Hsll, SB- :
lem, oreion. untu s ea p m. on
day. January 11. ISM. and will be
publicly opened st 1 p m. en the
urns data by the City Mansaw at
hie office.
Thla prolect InchjOce Die rtimtsne
Ins of sll msterlsl and Brecon a
a-foot chsln link wire mesh rencs.
Plans. Specifications snd ether
documents required fee bidding may
he Inspected at fb ofHca of the
City Enslnaer. .
All proposals must ea upon fee.
ulsr blank forms furnished with th
peciricaUons. and must be ewom-
d bond for an amount equsl to or
axcesdinf five per esnt mi
totBl Did. A lr erpweie
bond will be required to luarante
the fslthlul penormanaw w
traet, tofethar with Insurance l
such sum st msy be nacBsssry te
pratert the City Bsstnst loss or dem
B.s by reason ot injurlea to person
or property.
The titht Is seaarvBd y the City
t. rsieet any or all bids, er te eeeept
the proposal which epeears most
Aljnr.il ausur
City Iter order