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Saturday, January 30, 1954
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
Tele -
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SATURDAY ON KOIN-TV:
2 p.m., Armchair Theatre
Donald Woods, Gloria Warren,
starring Kanclolph Scott. Gail Patrick and Kavmnnri H.-iltnn
6 p.m., This is Show Business Jacqueline Susann, stage and
luievision personality joins panelist George S. Kaufman and Sam
Lcvenson. Clifton Fadiman is host and moderator. Guest artist
will be Charles Trenet, French singer, comedian Roger Price and
Sinclair Spaulcling, dancers.
11 p.m., Showtime on Six "Little Big Horn" starring John
Ireland, Lloyd Bridges, and Marie Windsor.
SATURDAY ON KPTV:
Fort Worth Rodeo 58th Annual Rodeo with bronc riders, calf
roping, steer wrestling, clowns, novelty acts and, of course, "cow
boys." Runs from 11:30 to 1:30
To j maker and His Friends, 1:30 Mr. and Mrs. Toymakcr with
their guests.
Lone Ranger A parrot's voice saves the day for the Lone
Banger and his friends.
Abbott and Costcllo, 5 "In Society" Abbott & Costello finally
land a job parading the streets in full-drress suits with placards ad
vertising a night club. Later they are hired to pose as missing
noDicmen at a swann party.
Superman, 5:30 "Beware the Wrecker" Superman is called to
cope with an unknown enemy believed responsible for a series of
disasters involving planes, trains and ships.
Life of Riley, 7 "Riley the Worrier" Riley fixes his daughter
up with a blind date.
Ethel and Albert, 7:30 Social security for their part-time maid
plunge Ethel and Albert into depths of confusion.
I Led Three Lives, 8 Herb participates in a communist attempt
to get a "comrade" out of the country on a forged passport.
Ait star Kcvue, s toward u.
guests of Martha Raye.
Greatest Fights of the Century, 11 Heavyweight championship
bout between Jack Johnson and Stanley Ketehcll of Oct. 16, 1909.
Premiere Theatre, 11:15 "I Married a Witch" starring Fred
crick March, Susan Hayward and Veronica Lake.
SUNDAY ON KOIN-TV:
2:00 p.m., Omnibus with Alistair Cooke as master of ceremonies.
"The Conquest of ML Everest." Sir Edmund Hillary, who was knight
ed by Queen Elizabeth after his successful ascent of the summit
of Everest, will bo interviewed by Alistair Conke after showing
some films of his climb.
4:00 p.m., Sunbeam Theater "My Last Duchess" with Gloria
Swanson a; hostess.
4:30 p.m., Annie Oakley "The Cinder Trail" starring Gail Davis.
6:00 p.m.. You Are There The critical moment' in the history
of this nation when Patrick Henry's inspired oratory swayed a
Virginia provincial convention from possible reconciliation with
England to planning to fight her for freedom of the colonies, will
be recreated when Walter Cronkitc and the "You Are There"
cameras return to March 23, 1775, to report "The Resolve of Patrick
Henry."
7:00 p.m., Private Secretary Comedy scries starring Ann Sothern,
completes its first year on the air. The sketch to be presented
on the anniversary show centers on a precocious child actor who
wreaks havoc in a talent agent's office.
7:30 p.m., What's My Line Victor Borge, pianist-comedian cur
rently appearing on Broadway in "Comedy in Music," will be guest
paneiist on "What's My Line." He subs for regular panelist Ben
nett Ccrf, who is off on a lecture tour. Other regulars on the
occupation-guessing-game program are moderator John Daly and
panelists Dorothy Kilgallen, Arlenc Francis and Steve Allen.
8:00 p.m., Toast of the Town The world-famed Sadler's Wells
Ballet, featuring premier ballerina Margot Fonteyn and Michael
Somes, and Metropolitan Opera star Cesare Sicpi will be Ed Sulli
van's headline guests. Also featured on the broadcast arc CBS
Television comedian Sam Lcvenson and the Ames Brothers, vocal
group.
. 9:00 p.m.. General F.leclric Theater When a Wall Street tycoon,
played by Edward Arnold, is ordered south by his doctor, he runs
into a "double" and plenty of trouble, in "Walking John Stopped
Here" . . . ........
9:30 p.m., Man Behind the Badge A Harmless list ngni in a
prison mess hall turns into a Dioonmirsiy not. minni; mc iunu
Behind the Badge." Gambling his life to help calm 1 the rebellion,
a courageous prison guard puts his unique methods of handling 1
rison mess hall turns into a bloodthirsty not during ine man
inmates to an acid test.
10:00 p.m., The Web An unlauniui wnc 1.111s 10 count mi a
simple precaution by her husband when she lures him into a tleath
trap on a hunting trip, in "The Hunted."
Sl'NDAY ON KPTV:
Sundav Matinee. 11:30
"Charlie
cl.lnA,. Tilor and M:inl:in Mnrel:ind
How Docs Your Garden Grow? 1:30 Seeds will be discussed by
3 'wetldintf Belles. 2:30 Dr. Morgan S. Odell, president, Lewis and
Clark College, will be guest. Junior sizes featured in fashions.
Zoo Parade, 4:30 "Animal Life Span." Differences in various
species- how zoos increase animal life length.
Victory at Sea, 6:00 "Two If by Sea." Capture by American
troops of Pelieu and Angaur in the Palau islands. Nine combat
cameramen met death in taking these films for U. S. Marine Corps.
Paul Winchell Show, 7:uu cciesie noun, riicm. muiiihuui "i -i j
Mahonev and his rise to fame, told in comedy with Paul Winchell.
Mr. Peepers, 7:30 Nurse Nancy Remington visits the bachelor j
girl sister of Peepers; decides she'd like to change her style of,
'"ctrtgate Comedv Hour, 8:00 Eddie Cantor celebrates 62nd birth-;
dav. Groucho Marx sings with Cantor. Wally (Mr. Peepers) Cox,
Ricky Vera, 10 singer-comedian, Marilyn Cantor (Kds daughter),,
and Al Goodman's orchestra. ..- c. i
Television Playhouse, 9:00 "The Brownstone," starring Kim Stan
lev Janis Rule, Eli Wallach. Introverted spinster who's reared :
brother and sister, with family home made into boardinc house !
Man Against Crime. 10:30 "Beauty and the Beasts, Ralph Bcl-
lamv. Detective drama.
,
MONAVON KPT . 12;3nni(, Lm,n j jc .. Krr(,ip Wisher pre
varicates, to cover loss of Gramlpop's pet collector-item stamp.
Matinee Theater, 1 "My Old Kentucky Home,' Evelyn en
ables. Grant Withers.
Wild Bill Hiekok. 6 Lumber Camp Story. Wild Bills target
for sharp shooter posing as woodsman. .....
Badge 714 7 Detectives Friday and Jacobs hunt missing man.
Voice of Firestone. 8:30-Rnbcrta Peters, guest.
Robert Montgomery Presents, 9:30-"Richard Said No. star
ring John Ncwland. Phyllis Kirk, Lisa Ferraday. Advertising execu
tives in romantic dilemma.
Nile Owl Theatre, 11:01 "Bill Cracks Down,' Grant Withers,
Beatrice Roberts. ,
MT3CMH ! .UmrhTheatre-'-Wolf of New York" starring Ed
mlund Lowe and William Demarest
6:45 p.m.. Greatest Drama "Sky Giant' starring ( h.,rles h.
Roscndal.1. 0n(iRicnard KjU.Vi Haila Stoddard and Cer-
aldine Brooks will play the lead in "A Criminal Design . mvttlory
eomedv"rtrama by A. J. Hussell from Uie Saturd.y Kvening Post
storv."' Murder in the Back Room '. by William lay .
8 nm Burns and Allen-A magazine article claiming th.-t one
nut of e'vcrv five husbands has a secret vice prompts Grade to ehm
"natr fnur men frnm her calculations on the theory that George,
heme the fifth, will divulge his to her
n n iii I l ove l.iirv-l.ucv and Ricky plan a quirt celebration
ot their ' anniversary, but their neighbors, Frcd and Ethel Mrrtz.
have different Ideas, in "Sentimental Anivcrsary.
10 nm I S Sirel lloiir-An obscure town lolls the world of
the serene, "unt'robuled lives of its inhabitants, and a weary bigness
executive seeks it out in "The Rise of Carthage , starring Paul
Douglas and Nina Foeh ,c ,-,,. , documentary
of the ?srxSne .viion-,j stand at Arnhcim. September 1944
Sightly Lights on
In Willson Park
Willson Park presented a beauti- , Franzen and Park Superinten
'ul appearance Friday night when den( L'iaric, Barclay.
the new lichtins system was turn- .
ed on tor the first time. ... . , , ..
The 2io-watt lamps are enclosed W eyes have tendency to
In globes on high green painted grow nearsighted in dim light. (
Views
Television
"Bells of San Fernado" starring
and Monte Blue; "Caravans West"
Kobinson and Caesar Romero are
k'tY steps to Heaven
Chan and the Red Dragon" stars ;
1 standards and arc both sightly
and effective.
I The installation was supervised
by Henry Benz. city electrician,
and the turning on ot the lights
u .i uiini-ssed hv Citv Manager J.
On Television
KPTV (27)-KOIN-TV (6)
UHF VHF.
'Only programs srriertuim tn adrsnesi
SATl'KDAT
j 10:00 I B KPTV-Spsm cade'
iv. j a.m. k-tv captain Vldeu
11:00 a.m. KPTV Ed McConnell
11:30 a.m. KPTV Pt. Worm Rodro
12:30 p.m. KPTV-n. Worm Rodeo
KOIN RPD
1:00 pro. KPTV-Pt. Worth Rodto
KOIN Bit Picture
1:30 p.m. KPTV Toy maker and Friends
KOIN space Patrol
2 00 P.m. KPTV TBA
KOIN Armchair Show
2U p.m. KPTV-Tcxas Hasslm'
KOIN Armchair Theatrr
l:U p.m. KPTV siranjer Than nctloo
KOIN Armchair Slit
J 30 p.m. KPTV Lone Ranter
KOIN Armchair Show
4:00 p.m. KPTV Johnny Jupiter
KOIN Armchair Theater
4:30 pm. KPTV-Captain Midnltht
KOIN-Laurel & llarly
J:00 pm. KPTV Abbott and Costello
KOIN Roller Derby
t:30 p.m. KPlV-upermn
KOIN zorro Rides Asata
0:00 p.m. KPTV Colonel Flack
KOIN This la fihow Business
F.m. nt-i v treasure Hunt
KOIN Beat the Clock
7:00 p.m. KPTV Life ol Riley
- KOIN Medallion Theater
7:30 p m. KPTV Ethel and Albert
KOIN Lite with Father
1:00 pm. KPTV I Led 3 Llvei
KOIN Jackie Oleason
0:30 p.m. KPTV Amateur Hour
KOIN Jackie Oleason
0:00 p.m. KPTV All Star Revua
KOIN Two tor the Money
:J0 p.m. KPTV All star Revue
KOIN My FaiorHf Husband
10:00 p.m. KPTV All Btar Revua
KOIN TBA
10:30 p.m. KPTV Hit Parade
KOIN TBA
11:00 p.m. KPTV Greatest FUhta
KOIN Showtime on six
11:15 p.m. KPTV Prelmer Theater
KOIN Show Tlm on six
SUNDAY
9:15 a.m. FPTV Heading Punnlea
:30 a.m. KPTV The Pastor
:45 a.m. KPTV Christopher
10:00 a.m. KITV Whals your Troubla
10:15 a.m. KPTV-Rellalous Film
11:00 a.m. KPTV Fact Forum
11:30 a.m. KPTV Sunday Matinee
13:00 noon KPTV Sunday Matlnet
KOIN Adventure
13:30 p.m. KPTV Sunday Matinee
KOIN Context Carnival
1:00 p.m. KPTV Sunday Matinee
KOIN Juvenile Jury
1:15 p.m. KPTV Industry Parade
KOIN Juvenile Jury
1:30 p.m. KPTV Garden Grow
KOIN Lamp Unto Feet
2:00 p.m. KPTV Bob Constdlno
KOIN Omnibus
J:l p.m. KPTV Art Linkletter
KOIN Omnibus
1 30 p.m. KPTV Weddlna Bella
KOIN Omnibus
3:00 p.m. KPTV Life Ecslnj at to
KOIN Omnibus
3:30 p.m. KPTV Kukla. Fran, OHIO
KOIN See It Now
4:00 p.m. KPTV Roy RoceTs
KOIN sunbeam Theater
4:30 p.m. KPTV Zoo Parade
I KOIN Adventure
5:00 pa. KPTV Hall ot Fama
KOIN Gene Autrey
5:30 p.m. KPTV Hall ol Fama '
KOIN Comeback
6:00 p.m. KPTV Victory at Sea
KOIN You Are There
6:30 p.m. KPTV Life With Elizabeth
KOIN Pride of Family
7:00 p.m. KITV Wlnchell Ar Mahoney
KOIN Private secretary
7:30 p.m. KPTV Mr. Peepers
KOIN What's My Line
8:00 p.m. KPTV Comedy Hour
KOIN Toast ot Town
0:00 p.m. KPTV TV Plnyhouse
KOIN OE Theater
:S0 p.m. KPTV TV Playhouse
KOIN Man Behind Badia
10:00 p.m. KPTV Letter to Loretta
KOIN The Web
10:30 p.m. KPTV Man vs. enma
KOIN Dr. 1. Q.
11:00 a.m. KPTV Meet the Press
11:30 p.m. KPTV-BH Flcturt
MONDAT
10:00 a.m. KPTV Dins Done. School
10:30 a.m. KPTV Whafs Coolclns
KOIN spotllte Revue
10:41 a.m. KPTV-What cooking
lym i m Ko.N-m,:h,,,
koin-koih kitchen
KOIN Koin Kitchen
11:30 a.m. KI'IV .-Friend of l-smlly
KOIN-Koln Kitchen
11:45 a.m. KPTV Friend Family
KOIN Nrwareel
12:00 noon KPTV Bride and Oroom
u:is p.m. kptv-iovic jui
rkuin lilt rayon
12:30 p.m. KPTV This Is the Life
KOIN Bob Crosby
1:00 p.m. KPTV Matinee Theater
KOIN lave of Life
1:13 pm. KPrV Mallnee
KOIN Search Tomorrow
1:30 pm. KPTV Matinee
KOIN Ouidlnc Llaht
1 IS pm. KPTV Mallnee
KOIN Valiant Lady
t 00 pm. KPTV Mallnee
KOIN Double or Nothlm
2:30 p m. KPTV On Your Account
KOIN-Strlke It Hlch
3 00 p m. KPTV Kate Smith
KOIN Garry Moore Show
1 30 p m. KPTV Kate Smith
KOIN Arm Chair Theater
4 00 p m. KPTV Wccome Travelers
KOIN Arm Chair Theater
4 30 p m. KPTV-T'ie Tovmaker
KOIN Mr. Moon
4:15 p m. KP1 V-Tovmf Htr
KOIN Cartoon lime
5 00 p.m. KP'IV -IIowcv Dccdr
KOIN Saddle Psis
5:30 pm. KP'IV B-.r 27 Corral
KOIN Lmtrel and Hardy
6 00 Dm. KPTV Wild Bt;t Flr.'.cS
KO'N Muter Wea'herman
15 pm. KPTV Wild BUI Hlrkok
KOIN Photooulx
Does IV Hurt Your
Eyes!
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30 p.m. KPTV Mill Ends
KOIN Dous Edvards
41 p.m. KPTV Northwest Dltest
KOIN Greatest Drama
7:00 P.m. KPTV Badia, 114
K01N-6iudlo One
7:30 p.m. KPTV Arthur Murray Dance
KOIN studio One
7:43 p.m. KPTV News Caravan
KOIN Studio Ono
00 p.m. KPTV Name Thai Tuna
KOIN Burns and Allen
I SO p m. KPTV Voice ol Flrestona
KOIN Adolph Menlou
t:00 p.m. KPTV Dentils Day
KOIN-I Love Lucy
0:30 p.m. KPTV Robert Montgomery
KOIN Red Buttons
10:00 p.m. KPTV Robert Monleomery
KOIN-U S. Steel show
10:15 p m. KPTV Industry Parade
10:30 p m. KPTV Bit Picture
KOIN-U 8. Steel Shew
11:00 p m. KPTV News
KOIN-Show Tlma on Six
11:05 p.m. KPTV Nile Owl
Crowfoot Votes
For Budget
LEBANON Crowfoot school vot
ers in the south district Tuesday
night unanimously approved a
budget of $199,692 for operation of
the schools at Crowfoot and Water
loo next year.
They approved plans to construct
a new eight-room unit complete
with covered play area at the Wa
terloo school during discussion
which followed budget approval.
Two sites in addition to the pres
ent school grounds at Crowfoot
were presented. These are the pres
ent wood lot on Russell Dr. near
highway 20, and the large open
field left of Russell Dr. east of the
railway tracks.
Discussed also was the adHil inn
of a new unit on the present 30
acre site of the Crowfoot school.
The voters recommended that an
election be held Feb. 9 from 2 to
8 p.m. to give each voter in the
district an opportunity to voice his
opinion on the choice of sites.
The school board indicated it
would select one of the two Russell
Dr. sites previous to the election
and the vote would then lie be
tween a choice of it, or addition
to the present school building.
MoHfors Seek
3rd Arson Trial
ALBANY Filed with B M Rue.
sell, county clerk Fridav was a
motion for a new trial of the twice
tried case of the state vs Kermit
A. and Neva Molilor on first rie.
gree arson charge.
The Molitors were sentenced
each to three years in the state
penitentiary Friday, Jan. 22, fol
lowing their conviction by a cir
cuit court jury on Jan. 15. Their
trial lasted five days.
The Molitors' attorney based his
motion on the contention that the
cviuuuce aaciucea upon trial
was insuffir-ipnt In -,ir.. .
diet of the jury finding the de-
.".uuiii gumy ot arson in the
first degree."
AH evidence was circumstantial,
the motion recites, and was "not
inconsistent with in. ..
theory of the innocence" of the de
fendants. Both Molitors are in tl. T
coimly jail for lack of $2000 bond
Final disposition will await a
hearing on the motion. ,
Albany Engineer
Resigns Cify Posf
n'1 - City Engineer
Harold Poling Friday revealed
that he has submitted his resig
nation to City Manager C G
fieiter and will open an engineer
ing office for private practice
am wnicn ne is now makim?
plans. Ftb. is Polk. Marlon count ttimr
Engineer Poling became city D"!" C""' b,"""n,
engineer here in March, 1348,! .' n-orwon Dairy Indu.tries an-
serving until August 1Q4Q U'hi.n nutl nnrl fi"'"p and conrrnlimi, With-
he 'rrinnpH al., t 17' " "rnbc hall. Corvallu.
h rcMincfl also to enter pn- 1,1,. wiiiamctt, Vaiiar Turkic
.lte practice. He resumed the arowcrs round-up. Fair bulldlns. MrMlnn
city office in January, 1951 and
nan served continuously since.
City Manager Reiter said no
successor to Poling has been
named nor has one thus far been
suggested. Poling's resignation
is not effective until Keb. 15.'
A psychological research insti
tute has been set up in Berlin
where motorists and pedestrians
can have their reactions tested to
learn under what conditions it is
safe for them to be exposed to
traffic hazards.
SEE IN
MIRACLES IN AFRICA
Max Wyatr returned Jan. 1st with picfurei token in hij grcar
Meetings in West Africa
One Day 7000 Received the Spirit
Lepers Were Cleansed Daily
The Blind Saw-Lame Walked
Six Weeks of Glory
SATURDAY NIGHT 8 P. M.
FAITH TABERNACLE
1 305 North 5th at Goincs St.
Albany Java
Bibbers Cull
Coffee Prices
ALBANY ro fill and refill
is a question among restaura
teurs in Albany concerning the
rising price or coffee. How
ever, levying a charge for i
coffee cup refill has been mak
ing an appearance In Albany
on the heels of the upping of
wholesale and retail coffee
prices.
A check with 13 Albany
restuarant operators revealed
that six recently begun charg
ing five cents or a dime for
the second cup, two are ex
tracting payment for the third
cup but not for the second,
and one has boosted his price
to a dime having been selling
it until recently for a nickrl.
Among the most popular
wayi to charge for coffee, res
taurant men indicate, is to
charge a flat five cents or ten
cents for each cup. Whether
the cost is five or ten cents de
pends on the restaurant.
The restaurant that upped
Its price from five to 10 cents
will give a free refill, it was
learned.
Even though Individuals and
congressmen are putting forth
an effort to keep coffee bib
bers from quenching their
thirst with six cups of coffee
a day business is still boom
ing at Albany coffee counters
but it has been noticed that
the patrons are selective in
going where they can get the
best deal on the price of a cup
of coffee or refills.
Past Noble Grands
Are Entertained
WOODBURN-Miss Mabel Jack
son entertained the Past Noble
Grand's club of Home Rcbekah
lodge Thursday afternoon at her
home on Brown street at 2 o'clock.
The new officers, Mrs. Myrtle
Hall, president; Miss Mabel Live
say, secretary and Mrs. Mae Ot-
jen, treasurer, were installed by
Mrs. James Livesay, past presi
dent. Mrs. Arthur Burt was in charge
of the program and read a num
ber of articles on past events of
the Rebekah lodge, taken from the
local paper and the Capital Jour
nal.
Refreshments' were served bv
Miss Jackson.
The next meeting will be Feb
ruary 25 and will be an evening
meeting at the home of Miss Ma
bel Livesay with Mrs. Ernest Live
say as assisting hostes.
A morning commuter train be
tween Sheffield, England, and
London runs more than 106 miles
in 87 minutes, a speed of more
than 66 miles an hour.
Coming Events
' Feb. 1 Soil Fertility m ft tint, Middle
Orore trhooi.S p.m.
Feb. 3 Polk county 4-H officers trln
Inr iicriool. Rlrkreftll school, 7:30 p.m.
Feb. .1 Annul) Turkey Day. Lebanon
City hall. 10 a.m.
Feb. 4-iV Animal Nutrition conference,
Oregon Btate co.lpef, Corvalll.
Feb. ft Oregon Swine Ore wen Bred
Ollt Rile, State FiUtroundi, Balem.
Feb. Silage and alio tour. South
Marlon county.
Feb. ft Soli Fertility meetlni. Middle
Grove arhflol, I p.m.
Feb. 9 Mamuam Community farm ,
round up, Marquam community hall, 10
a.m.
Feb. 108 11 ate and alio tour, Sllverton
and Mt. Angel area.
Feb. 11-13 Oreron State Farmers Un
ion annual mepUni, Veteran of Foreign
wars esi.m
St. Mark's
LUTHERAN
343 N. Church SI.
Rev. John I.. Catiblc, Pastor
9:30 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Divine Worship
4:00 p.m. Adult Class
5:00 p.m. Intermediate
League
6:30 p.m. St. I.uther
League
ALL ARE INVITED
COLORED PICTURES
THE
Woman's Club
Has Speakers
A large number of guests and
husbands attended the annual
night meeting of the Salem Wom
an s club on Friday at the Won
an's club house.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Craven
provided the music and were pre
sented by Mrs. David H. Cam
eron. O. L. Donaldson, acting
manager oi me social security
office here, was the guest sneak
er and talked on "What Social
Security Means to Me."
Mid -Willamette
Obituaries'
Frank Blair Jones
ALBANY Frank Blair Jones,
merchant and member of the city
council at Jefferson, died Friday
morning at an Albany hospital
after a, long illness. He was 62
years old.
The funeral will be at the First
Chritian church at Jefferson at
2 p.m. Monday. The arrangements
arc in charge of the Fisher Fun
eral home. Burial will be in the
Jefferson cemetery.
Mr. Jones was born at Pilot
Rock and spent his entire life In
Oregon. He spent a number of
years at Pendleton and also lived
in Portland 22 years, going from
there to Medford. He moved to
Jefferson in 1949. He married
Helen E. Lewis in Portland Aug
ust 27, 1910, and she with two
daughters survive. The daughters
arc Mrs. Leota Hood, Gold Hill,
and Mrs. Dorothy Chisholm, Med
ford, also two brothers, Matt, Pen
dleton; John Jones, Long Beach,
Cal., and four grandchildren as
listed among the survivors.
DEATHS
Mr i. Minnie H. Llrberf
Late resident of Alhnmbra. Cali
fornia, at Los Angeles, Jan. 24. Sur
vived by a daughter, Mrs. E. Ruth
MaBzki, Ocala, Fla.; aon, E. P. Lie
berg, Roaemead, Calif. Graveside
services will be held Monday. Feb.
1, at 3:30 p.m. at Eelcrcst Memorial
Park under the direction ot the
Clough-Barrick Co.
M. Patrick Short
At a local hospital. Late resident
of 2441) Claude St. Survived by wife.
wm. ni'ien a. anon, saiem. serv
ice will be held Mondnv. February
1. at 1:30 p.m. in the Clough-Barrick
Chapel. Interment at Belt-rest
Memorial Park.
Nellie V, Land
At a local hospital January 28. Late
resident of 195 S. 23rd St., Salem.
Survived by brothers, Boyd L. Wolff,
Wnlriport, Oregon, Garland Wolff,
Portland; alster. Mrs. Gladys Lnftus.
Los Angeies; nephew, John Chris
tensen. Japan. Announcement of
services will he made later by the
vjrsu r, ooiaen to,
Carrie Orcutt Tollver
Late resident of Rnseburf. 1 Or.
In this city, Jan 20. Shipment Is be
ing made to Roseburg, Oregon, for
servires and interment by the Howell-Edwards
Chapel.
Miis Beraell Flicker
Late resident of 127.1 N. Capitol
St., at a local hospital, Jan. 29 at
the n of 17 vra. DmiL'hlrr of Mr.
and Mrs, Alphonr.c H. Flicker. Mem-
of the St. Jnp a ol e
h. Recitation of the rosiirv tn
owcll-Edwards Chapel Sundav.
ncr
church
the How
January 31, at 8:00 p.m. Requiem
mass ai sr. .icisepn s lainnnc t,hurcn
Monda; , b. 1, at 10:00 a.m.
lluxh Stevens
Late resident of IH0 S Ulli at
the family residence Jan. 2P, at the
ape of 68 yeni's. Survived by wife.
Mrs. Melle Stevens Siilem. dauull-
SZ. Mr"!
ure . Mrs. urity Morgan, snirm:
How Christian Science Heals
"You Can Make the
Bible Practical"
KSLM (13901(c) Sunday 5:30 p.m.
FIRST METHODIST
CHURCH
Down Town. Ihe Tall White
Spire with the Chimes
SERVICES-9:30 ind
11:00 a. m.
"Be Thou Our
Constant Guest"
Broadcast KSLM
11:30 - 12:00
Brooks H. Monre
Minister
Slater. Mn. Zclns Davissnn. AnH.r.
ton, Ind.; Brothers, Jiarv Stevens,
Lalayelte, jnd.. lwood Stevens,
Surma. Mien. Also seven irandclin
aren. Member ot Lodge wo. 4 At'
oi AM. Also member ot Royal Arch
Mason. Services will be hem in tne
nwwcii-Miwaios enapei, Monday,
Keb. 1 at 11 s.m. entombment Ml.
vies, auwjt mosietn.
Windsor 1.. Boyca
Lute resident of 4S4 S. 17th. At
local hospital, Jan. an, al the ado ot
uu years, jiusnanu ol Melciu Boyce.
Daunhters, Mrs. June Hall, florth
oenu, lire., Mrs. Helen Jacobsen,
Salem, Miss Myrna. ijoyce, Salcin:
son, Chester Boycc. Salem, Arley
nuj w. Aitina, ure.; x Droolers, itob'
erl Hopkins, Indianapolis. Walter
noyee, rails city. ure. Member ol
internal ol rJiKln, No. 2071 ol Sa
lem. Services Will be held Mnnrinv
Feb. 1st at 1:3a p.m. in the Howell-
rAiwuins cnapel, llev. Koy Worthing1
ton officiating.
Hubert Vala Uaue
At Jasper, Ore., Jan. 28. Survived
by parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
irawiora, jasper, ure., a sisters,
Lois Schrenk of Junction City. Ore.,
Evelyn Morss. Elnzene. Ore.. Maxine
Schrenk, Ct-eswell. Ore.. Dona Ruth
uaue, ueene. ore., several unta
and uncles in Salem. Services will
be held In the Virgil T. Golden chap
el Monday. Feb. 1st at 2 n.m. Con
cluding services al Belcrest Memor
ial Park, .Rev. Delmer Ransdell of
ficiating.
LEGALS
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS "A"
Scaled proposals will be received by
tne clerk of School District No. 4-CJ,
Yamhill County. Amity. Oregon, at
the Amily Elementary School on or
before 8:00 P.M. Standard time. Feb
ruary, 1D54. lor the construction of
the addition to Amity Elementary
School and will then and there be
apeneci and publicly read aloud.
Bids must be in accordance with
the Plans and Specifications pre
pared by John K. Smeed. Architect,
8J13 S.W. Barbur Blvd., Portland IB,
Oregon.
Bids must be accompanied by a
bid guarantee as directed in Instruc
tions to Bidders in an amount equal
to 6 of the Bid.
Bic1, received niter the above time
will not be considered.
Any bidder may withdraw his bid
either personally or by written re
quest at any time prior to the time
ei ior ine mn opening.
No bidder may withdraw or mod
ify his bid after the time set for the
bid opening unless the award of the
contract is delayed ior a period ex
cecaing ju nays.
ine uwner reserves tne right to
rejtct any ot all bids, and waive all
formalities In connection therewith.
Plans and Specifications may be
examined at the Office of tha Super
intendent of Amity Grade School,
Amity. Oregon, and at the Archi
tect's office, and may be obtained at
Ihe Architect's office by prime contractors-upon
the deposit of $50.00
for each set
The full amount deposited for two
sets will be returned to each actual
Bidder within a reasonable time af
ter receipt of Bids, providing all sets
ordered by him are returned to the
Architect complete, In good condi
tion, and by the tlma set for bid
opening.
Sets in excess of turn mav h oh.
talned at the Architect's offie fnr
the actual cost of reproduction such
costs are not refundable.
No bid wilt be considered unless
It contains a statement that in or-
forming the contract, the Contractor
will pay nnd cause to be paved not
less than the prevailing rate of wages
as oi ine date oi nis bid in mch
county, per hour, per day, and per
week. fur. and to each and evurv
workman who may be employed in or
aooui me performance of his con
tract. Attention Is called to Bidders Pre-
quauucaiions, section 58-103 to 98-
iua. ure eon Lamn im i.awa Anna
tated, which must be filed with th
Architect 10 days before date for
opening or oms. norms may be ob
tained at the office of the Architect.
uaio (January inai.
Signed Mrs. Edna Strout
.i9,,Mt Clerk
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE-V that
me unoprsisnea Kiartrtr Hill. no
rici jiMa ucen inrni nira k yxMiirn
of Ihe estate of WAR NICK R. FOS
1 r.n, Deceased, bv order of the fir,
con touri or M.irjnn Counlv. Ore
gnn, on the 2nd day of January,
H54. nnd any person having a claim
f J ' J irf,by nU"
"td, '? f! frl""2 ?rM.!nl thS "T
P5PB rif, ?h V"1?1!""
cri. attorney fur said eatnti. at hi.
nice on or before 6 months from
ri.-ite hereof. Dated it Sqlcm, Ore-
ifnn. inn lain nay of January. 1P.M.
FI.OHKNCK Wl.r.lNnS FOSTER
KXKC'llTlllX OF TIIK ESTATE OF
WAHNICK ft. FOSTER
HIKU A. WILLIAMS
Attorney for KxnrutMv
pioneer Trint lluildins!
'..MMfcFAU
ADS IN THIS COLUMN
RECEIVED . . .
Too Late
To Classify.
1933 DODCE V-8 COKONKT SDN
Will sell equity $:I75 to responsible
parly. C all 7-1040.
11118 FOIII) club coupe. See at 1C20
N. Liberty.
1!MI MKHCURY $75. Ph. S-'itTs.
CLOSING ESTATE. 11151 Hiilck, dark
green, 4 dr., super, dynaliow, very
clean, Knod tires, HAH, seat covers.
Low mileage. A good buy. 1520
M'ldlwn St. or call 2-74.V1.
GOOD HOME VALUES
3 hdrm home. Basement, autn. oil
furn.t good location. Owner leaving
rity. Priced to fell. $7(10(1. 2 hdrm.
home. I.I v. nn., din. rm. Only Ma(M).
fieo. Alderm, Illlr . WI0 S. Com l.
Hh. 3-S7H0. Eve. 2-14(12.
LOVELY HOME, 5 rooms nnd ba'tii"
2 yrs. old. WIS Dearborn, Kclzer, iJh.
4-iml.
:M!I)HM. HOME lor rent, lull) N. 17th.
1 IIDKM HOUSE, completely furnish
: ed Ijlltl (ith St. I'll. :i-H4li7.
i IIKURINKIM HOUSE at 2lliaHii7ei
Ave. Inquire 2(jf)3 Hazel.
: SUIIUIIIIA.N 2 HEDKUOOM uniurrT
j Jthcri home, double garage, large
' lot, northeast coiner Lancaster &
M.irket.S(.3. I'll. 3-:(424 or .l-tilnfl.
1 HUHM. I.AHCE unfurn. Cloc In.
Eve. Ac Sun..7-74:i5. Days 3-UmS.
INCOME TAX HETuilNS, prepared
reasonable. I'h. 4-(iJ2H.
3 SALESMEN wanted for permanent
work in Salem area, who are Inter
eMcd In earning 110.001) or more per
year. Car neresr.ary. Please stale
age. phone no., and qualifications.
Ilojt 1H7 S1atr man-Journal.
CAIIF. EOI1 S yrr old girl. my-hom'e!
tight house work. I'h. 2-Oiir,7.
VACUUM Cl.EANEnKlrl)vrR months
old. Will si ll lor :1B.W. m Cenler
St. Ant. 7.
LIONEL ELECTRIC train" H O. acale!
Also 7 ft. Wilson Skua, poles, boots.
Ph.2-.V
:ONE SAWDUST buTner. Complete
I with controls. Ph.2-lii()7.
! 6 YEAR Cltlll. w7ph."4IS3i.
fM2 I1EN1HX WASHER and dryer,
! like new. Antique marble top dress
er Ai commode. Mahogany. S-tler
what-not shelf. Governor Winthrop
rocker. All bargains, tall 2-6(113 or
i 4-2SH4 eve. or Sun.
! POTATOES, sorted Burbanks 11.55
hundred lb. sak. Also 5(1 lbs Yel-
low Denver onion seed. Joe W. Op.
1 pek. Rt. 2, Box 2t!i. 2 int. N. of
Krlrer.
LOST: l.adv's glasses, vicinity Mar
j ton and Winter. Grv case. 3-!e.!.'B.
FOR SALE. heautlfullv"maiked Shep"
I herd Colin puppies. Call Salem
I 2-WH7.
LEGALS
In the Circuit Court of the Statu
of Oregon for the County of Marlon
Probata Department
No. 1S-3IU
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
In the matter of the estate of Inn
Hepp, formerly lone Mauzey, De
ceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned, as administrator of her -above
estate, has filed his final ac
count In said Court, and that Mon
day, the ISth day ot February, 1954,
at 'he hour of 9:19 a. m. and the
court room of said court has been
appointed by said court as the time
and place for the hearing of objec
tions thereto and the settlement
thereof.
Dated and first published, January
16, 1U54.
Last publication, February 13. 19M.
J. FRANKLIN WILLIAMS.
Adminlatrntn-
WILLIAM H. BOLAND,
Attorney for Administrator,
1207 Public Service Bids.,
Portland, Oregon. '
j.is.ii.M,r..n.
.300 Personal
312 Lost and Found
LOST Sorority pin. gold with black
icucrs. name on DOiiom, JJ. Brink
ley. C H D 1950.. Thurs., Jan. 28th.
Reward. Ph. 2-5648.
LOST Traveler checks, vicinity
bw s. com l. Ph. 3-6151.
MISSING Golden Persian cat, age
mumns, jrom residence, isjiti
Market. If anyone has seen or
has a stray cat of this description
please phone 3-3464.
LOST Set of keys on chain. On
aiaie si. Detween High and
Church. Ph. 2-4893.
316 Personal
Play Modern Piano
You'll realize enjoyment that only
Buea wun personal accompnsnment.
IF YOU PLAY CLASSICAL
LEARN POPULAR IP YOU PLAY
POPULAR MODKRNIZE YOUR
STYLE NORMAN STUDIO OF
MODERN PIANO offers new rapid
simplified courses in keyboard har
mony and modem improvisation,
that enable you to play very com
petent piano in a really short time.
Call SALEM MUSIC CO. Ph. 2-8708,
or SARCHETS in Albany, Ph. 352,
Beg, or adv. AU ages.
SAFE, permanent removal of un
sightly facial hairs, Erich of N.Y.
PALMISTRY
READINGS
Tells past, present and future, advice
on an matters, win sotva your
problems. This ad with one dollar,
for five dollar reading. Open 9 a.m.
to 10 p.m. Hlway 90, next to North
Salem Drive-in, Lablsh Gardens.
MUSIC LESSONS, piano and violin.
aiaje accredited leacner. rnont
2-R013.
00 A";'Mihure
402 Livestock For Sale
FOR SALE large heifer to freshen
in weex. Also urindie cow tresh
en last of Feb. Phone 2-2782, 5220
llerrin Rd. .-'
FOR SALE, milk cow 1 yrs. old. Will
ireBtien lain to aom or fcd. For
particulars phone 2-4320.
LOCKER BEEF Eastern Oregon. Vj
or whole, zsc, iront quarter 20c.
Custom killing. Trailer loaned free.
Salem Meat Co., 1325 S. 23th. Phone
3-4858.
403 Livestock Wanted
LIVESTOCK buyer. I buy cattle,
horses, hogs, sheep, goats, boars,
veal. Emery Alderman. Phon 2
7869 or 2-0068.
CATTLE, horses, at your farm. E. C.
McCandUsh. 1171 8. 25th. Ph. 3-1147.
LIVESTOCK Buyer, 'A, T. Sommer,
1265 Harmony Dr. Ph. 4-M17.
CATTLE BUYERS. X. I. and H. Sne
then. 4397 State. 2-1345 or 3-4380.
404 Poultry and Babbit
BABY CHICKS Hached year round
wirn inese specials, n.H. pullers iw,
Par. ted roasters 5c. Order now for
choice of breeds. . Special New
Hump, pullets. INC. Valley Farm
Store, S.-ilem. 4-4624.
WING needs rabbits. 39SS
State.
Phone -3l)l.
BABY CHICKS Hatched year
round, order now for choice of
breeds. Special New Hamp pullets,
1,1c Valley Farm Store Salem.
408 Pels
MAI.R COLLIE, spayed reflstered
female cocker. Good with children.
Call 4-1136.
PARAKEETS
it
L- Continuous new .
, Hatches. All col
I ors. Randed. full
lllgh-ed and
GUARANTEED
birds.
FOR SALE, beautiful marked Shep
herd Collie puppy. Call Salem
2-O047.
SIAMESE KITTENS. lif5. Only a
left. Both males. Ph. 2-.W73.
PARAKEETS. Rabies and breeders.
Center St. Market. 1667 Center.
J TOY Cocker Spaniel puppies $2.50.
14 ml. fcV Keller School. 2291 Che
mawa. DACII.ShUnDPUPS The compart
Ion breed. Registered, champion
liloodhne.. Phone 4-4282.
PARAKEETS, "babies-raised In our
home. I7..M), all colors. Mrs. Pow
er. 733 Bellevue. Ph. 4-7.
CANARIES Orange ft apricot
strain. Phone 3-4.1DS. 1340 Chemek
eln. IIOXEK female. Moore a tropical fbll
equipment. Parakeets, pets. Mac-
leav Rd. 4-.T773. Cloardjyea.
PARAKEETS. Cages, supplies. Rea
sonable. Bird Paradise. 3180 Living
ston 2-1842
HOLLYWOOD AQUARIUM. 1938 Mc.
Coy I block east of N Canltol I's
blocks north of M-d..nn Ph 2-r,!l7.
410 Seeds and Plants
BALED CLOVER hv. 2fl Ion. D. II.
How. Rt. . Box Jh. 3-126(1.
GOOD Alia Fescue hay. Wire haled
tn barn. ! mi. S. Prlngle School.
Batlle Creek Rd. Frank McKennon.
Ph. Salem 4-2337.
412 Frail and Farm Products'
GOOD oati tt pes hay. Not rained
on. 3 ml. from Salem. 121 per ton, .
Ph. 2-3i(7.
FERTILIZER
Rotted manure, weed free. 2-0774
451 Machinery and Toolt
WHEELBARROW-Heavy duty con
tiactor type, rubber tire, good
condition. $20or best offer. 4-4210.
GARDEN" TRACTOR, alt H. P. and
tools, Tree climbers 1 belt, and
misc. Ph. 2-9Hi7.
4S2 Wanled, Machinery, Toolg
TRACTOR WANTED Will trad
home, 'it A. near Eugene, even up.
for T. D. t At dorer or equal. Must
he A-l. K. Walton, 1260 Main,
Springfield, Org.
WIUAMIHI i jj ! FEEDS
WvWBHjT fl SUPPLIES