Saturday, February 6, 1954
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
Page 1.1
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EDITOR ON MILL ENDS:
Arthur L. Crookham, Portland newspaperman since 1914, will
make his television debut Monday at 6:30 p.m., on KPTV's local live
"Mill Ends" show.
The veteran city editor, who served -more than quarter
century on the Oregon Journal's city desk, is now associate editor
of the editorial page. He has taught newswriting for the last
even yean, lirst at Vanport college, now at Portland State Uni
versity. SATURDAY ON KPTV:
Abbott and, Costcllo, 5:00 "Life Insurance." The stars' land
lord suggests they take out life insurance, as security against over
due rent.
Superman, 5:30 "Golden Vulture." Lois and Jimmy taken pris
oner by master of tramp ship with unique racket.
Colonel Humphrey Flack, 6:00 Penniless girl, with her fiance
a strange yachting couple a dyspeptic salesman ... all claimng
ownership of mansion. Comedy.
Life of Riley, 7:00 Riley teaches Junior to box, after coming
to the conclusion his son is a coward.
Ethel and Albert, 7:30 They recall old tunes; friends want to
recall old dances, also.
I Led Three Lives, 8:00 Richard Carlson as Herb Philbrick, FBI
gent. Communists seeking Youth center; printer's error becomes
important
Original Amateur Hour, 8:30 Ted Mack interviewing young
talent.
Your Show of Shows, 9:00 Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca with
guest stars.
Your Hit Parade, 10:30 Top Tunes of week, starring Dorothy
Collins, Snooky Lanson, Gisele MacKenzie, Russell Arfms.
Greatest Fights of Century, 11:00 Max Schmeling-Paolino Uz
eudun bout of June 27, 1929.
Premiere Theater, 11:15 "Silver Queen," starring George Brent,
Priscilla Lane, Bruce Cabot
SATURDAY ON KOINTV:
2:00 p.m., Armchair Theater "Last Bullet" starring Jimmy Elli
son and Russ Hayden; also, "Fighting Back" starring Paul Lang
ton and Joe Sawyer.
6:00 p.m., This Is Show Business Screen actress Glenda Farrell
joins regulars George S. Kaufman and Sam Levenson as guest
panelist. Clifton Fadiman is host and moderator. Guest artists will
be musical comedy star Helen Gallagher, the comedy team of
Marshall and Farrell and the Dunhills, dance team.
11:00 p.m.. Showtime on Six "Man Bait" starring George Brent,
Marguerite Chapman and Diana Davis.
SUNDAY ON KPTV:
Facts Forum, 11:00 The McCarran-Walter Act.
Sunday Matinee, 11:30 "Up in the Air," with Frankie Darro
and Marjo. ie Reynolds.
Food for Thought, 1:00 Children's panel program. Jack Barry,
emcee.
How Does Your Garden Grow? 1:30 John Ott discusses seeds.
Wedding Belles, 2:30, Budget-priced bridal styles. Jack Lowe,
civil defense administrator.
Roy Rogers, 4:00 "Deputy Sheriff," with Roy Rogers and Dale
Evans.
Zoo Parade, 4:30 "Animal Adaptation." How animals are modi
fied by nature.
Hallmark of Fame, 5:00 "Hands of Clara Schuman." Pianist's
love story.
Victory at Sea, 6:00 "Battle for Leyte Gulf," Part 19. Sinking
of battlcshin "Mushashl" by U. S. aircraft.
Life With Elizabeth, 6:30 Family .situation comedy starring
Bettv White.
Paul Winchell Show, 7:00 Winchell plays role of amnesia victim
about to lose sweetheart.
Mr. pnrra T an llarvpv Wcskit refuses to accompany Mr.
Peepers and Mrs. Gurncy. Later, Weskit tangles with his wife In
"colgate Comedy Hour, 8:00 Tallulah Bankhead and Carol Chan
Minn oiiocfi .timm Durante, star.
Television Playhouse, 9:00 "Hide and Seek," Mildred Dunnock
'"LoreM? Young Show, 10:00 "A Family Out of Us." Tribute to
44th anniversary of Boy Scouts. Through cub scout's efforts, he
and his parents become "lamiiy- lor nrsi umc.
Man Avainst Crime. 10:30 Detective drama, "Little Boy Blues,
with Ralph Bellamy as Mike Barnctt running murder-gambling
tCRIeet the Press, 11:'00 Leonard Hall, chairman of the Republi
can National committee, guest.
Twenty Questions, 11:30 New version of old guessing game,
with audience participating and panel of five, plus guest, making
guesses. t . . .
SUNDAY ON KOINTV:
11:30 a.m., "We Saw It Happen" An aviation-packed film record
of America's stirring aviation history commemorating 50 years of
Powered Flight. "We Saw It Happen" is the story of man's con-
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12:30 p.m., Contest Carnival Barker Gene Crane introduces four
juvenile circus acts competing tor fame and fortune. In the line
up will be Ted Piekarski and 'Mike Babyack, of Paterson, N. J.,
a comedy act on parallel bars; Joann Plarr, of Alientown, Pa.,
aerial perch performer; The De Angelas (Sharon and Philip), of
Trenton, N. J., brother-ahd-sistcr baton twirling team, and William
Smercynsky, of Easton, Pa., power balancing act
2:00 p.m., Omnibus Victor Borge, the pianist-satirist whose one
man show, "Comedy in Music," has been the surprise hit of the
current Broadway season, will be the principal guest. Other features
of the program will be an Alistair Cooke interview with ski lec
turer John Jay, the second installment of Capt Jacques-Yves Cou
steau's documentary on the recovery of art treasures from a 2200-year-old
Greek ship sunk off the coast of France, and "The End
and the Beginning," excerpts from the early and last days of
Abraham Lincoln.
4:00 p.m., Sunbeam Theater "The Antique Shop" with Gloria
Swanson as hostess.
6:00 p.m., You Are There One of history's foremost examples
of the effectiveness of passive resistance when a thin little man
in a white loincloth broke the back of India's 5000-year old caste
system by fasting will be recreated when Walter Cronkite and
the "You Are There" cameras return to September 25, 1932, to
report "The Sacrifice of Mahatma Gandhi."
6:30 p.m.,- Pride of the Family Comedian Paul Hartman, in the
role of Albie Morrison, is convinced by a friend that he should
go on a special health diet prescribed by a "Professor Romaine,"
and consisting of nothing but sauerkraut.
7:00 p.m.. Jack Benny Show Jack Benny, his wife Mary Living
stone, and their 19-year-old daughter, Joan, appear in a situation
comedy on the "Jack Benny Show." The program marks Joan's
television debut and Miss Livingstone's second appearance on the
Waukegan Wit's program.
8:00 p.m.. Toast or tbe Town Broadway actress Judith Ander
son will be one of Ed Sullivan's headline guests. Miss Anderson,
whose forte is tragedy, will be starred in a comedy sketch. Guest
stars previously announced for the Feb. 7 "Toast" broadcast in
clude song stylist Patti Page, guitarist Anare segovia, Metropoli
tan Opera star Richard Tucker and the West Point Glee Club.
Sullivan will also present a "live" pick-up from the St Paul (Minn.)
Winter Carnival.
9:00 D.m.. Fred Waring Show Waring's Pennsylvanians will fea
ture a program of songs of love on the "Fred Waring Show." The
maestro also will introduce a guest singer, Miss Wynne Miller, who
is making her television debut with the Pennsylvanians.
9:30 D.m.. Man Behind the Badge Judge Mildred Lillie, of the
Los Angeles Domestic Relations Court, goes out of her way to
prevent the break-up of a young couple's home by helping the
war hero husband realize his ambition, in tne -los Angeics oiory.
10:00 D.m.. The Web Determined to avenge the deatn oi ms
wife in an auto crash, a demented man plots an attempt on the
life of the lawyer who won an acquittal for the accused driver,
in "The Barrier."
MONDAY ON KPTV:
Ding Dong School, 10 Dr. Francis Horwich, entertaining and
teaching the nursery school set.
What's Cooking? 10:30 Catherine Laugnion, Director, mary
Cullen's Cottaee (Oregon Journal), guest food expert of Barbara
Angell; Mrs. Laughton making valentine specialties.
This Is the Lire, iz:30 "A Lime ennu snau Lau lnem.
Matinee Theater, 10 "Sweethearts of the U.S.A." stars Una
Mcrkcl, Donald Novis.
Bar 27 Corral, 5:30 f eaturing genial wowooy necs narper.
Serial. "Cavalrv."
Wild Bill Hickok, 6 "Trapper Story," with Wild Bill and
Jingles impersonating trappers to gain evidence on tur inieves.
Badge 714, 7 Sgt Joe Friday detailed 10 sieutn assailant oi
rinrtnr. who was beaten and robbed of drug supply.
Arthur Murray Party, 7:30: Charles Applewhite scheduled as
guest of Kathryn Murray. ,
Voice of Firestone, 8:30 Jerome nines, guest artist; soioing
in "Homing"; "Lost Chord." Orchestra and chorus in, "Marching
Along Together," with orcnestra in "Hungarian uance no. o, oy
Brahms. . ....
Dennis Day Show, 9 Gifts from the girls lor Dennis and cnar-
ley nearly cause a catastrophe.
Robert Montgomery Presents. :3U "aevenicenm oi june,
documentary story of spontaneous anti-Communist uprising in
Russian zone of Germany last June.
For Mm Onlv. 10:30 Introduction of six beauties contesting
for "Miss Flowers" title of Florist Advertising Council, Mike
ifiv.nnnri with Betiv Cramer. 21. Shirley. Hendrick, 25,
Dorothy Johnson, 17, Marilyn Johnson, 21, Barbara Rickman, 20,
and Joyce Robinson. , . ... .
Nile Owl Theater, 11.01 "Flight at Midnight," Jean Parker,
Phil Kcagan. '
MONDAY ON KOIN-TV: . ,
3:30 p.m., Armchair Theatre "Fatal Witness" starring Evelyn
Ankers and Richard Frazer. . .
6:45 p.m., Greatest Drama "The Glacier Priest" starring Father
Hubirnm siiMia One loe Maross. Vaughn Taylor and Georgiann
Johnson have the principal roles in Alvin Sapinsley's original tele
vision comedy, "A Favor for a Friend".
8 p.m., Burns and Allen An economy-minded Gracie decides
in vll her car. but it soon becomes a burning issue with even
the fire department involved.
8:30 p.m., Adolpll BienjOU AOOipne fticnjuu siars as lytuun
pa,,i RnitiinHp who. in renrisal for neglecting his eleven-year-old
son, Dick, is changed into the boy, while the youngster becomes
the industrialist, in -vice versa .
o n m . I i.ve Lucv Lucv and Ricky primp both themselves
ihoir onnrtmont for a visit from a fan magazine writer who is
doing a scries on hapily married couples, but their frayed nerves
and a family quarrel make it a touch-and-go situation before the
scribe arrives. ..... , .u .
10 p.m., TV Theatre The first actress of the American
Theatre Helen Hayes, makes one of her rare appearances on tele
vision. Co-starring with Miss Hayes is Dennis King, noted actor of
the English and American stage who will long be remembered for
his dashing "Francois Villon" in Rudolph Friml's operetta, "The
Vagabond King." The play in which these two will star is a
comedy by William McClcrry titled "side by Side.
11 p.m.. Showtime on Six "Sons of Steel" starring Charles
Starrctt and Poly Ann Young.
, On Television
KPTV (27) - KOIN-TV (6)
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First Methodist
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Down Town the Tall White
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9:30 and 11:00 a.m.
"What Is The
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Broadcast KSLM 11:30 12:00
Brooks H. Moore,
Minister
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ANNAPOLIS, Md. Willow
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mer. Last month the 8-year-old reg
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Commenting on the rare birth,
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Sunday :- Feb. 7 :- 7:30 P. M.
TUESDAY A Real Opportunity to Hear God's Man,
DR. RICHARD ElVEE-President of Northwestern Schools
(color sound film)
WEDNESDAY 7:30 p.m. Rev. Guenter of Nigeria, Africa
THURSDAY 7:30 p.m. Rev. Sanchez of Ecuador
FRIDAY 7:30 p.m. Lavon Ethridge of India and the new
Sound, color film, "Faces to India"
Hear A Missionary See Missionary Curious
la ca a Missionary Film
EACH EVENING TUESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY-7:30 O'CLOCK
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11:30 a.m. KPTV Toym'k'r & Fr'ndi
12.00 noon KPTV Saturday Matinee
11:30 p.m. KPTV Saturday Matlnea
' KOIN RFD I
1:00 p.m. KPTV Saturday Ma tint
KOIN Bli Picture
J:30 p.m. KPTV Saturday Matinee
KOIN space Patrol
1:00 u.m. KPTV Saturday Matinee.
KOIN Armchair Show
1:11 p.m. KPTV Texas Raulln'
KOIN Armchair Theater
I It p.m. KPTV etranser Than Fictlor.
KOIN Armchair Shoe;
1:30 p.m. KPTV Lone Ranter
KOIN Armchair Show i
4.00 p.m. KPTV Jof.:.nr Jupiter
KOIN Armchair Theater
4:JO p.m. KPTV Captain alKtalsbl
KOIN Laurel & Hardy
1:04 p.m. KPTV Abbott and coitell
KOIN Roller Derby
S:S0 p.m. KPTV Supermen
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l:M'p.m. KPTV colonel Fleet
KOIN Th la a show Bualncu
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KOIN Beat the Clock
1:00 p.m. KPTV Lite ot Riley
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1:10 p.m. KPTV Ethel and Albert
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I It p.m. KPTV Amateur Hour
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:90 pjn. KPTV Show ot Showa
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11:13 p.m. KPTV Preimer Theater
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SUNDAY.
t:l a.m. FPTV Readlnr runnlei
:30 a.m. KPTV The Paitor
9:45 a.m. KPTV Christopher
10:00 a.m. KPTV Whats Your Trouble
10:15 a.m. KPTV Rellllous Film
11:00 a.m. KPTV Fact Forum .. .. ..
11:30 a.m. KPTV 8undy Matlnet
KOIN We Saw It Happen
11:00 noon KPTV Sunday Matinee
KOIN TBA
11:10 p.m. KPTV Sunday Matlnea
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l: p.m. KPTV Art Llnklittet
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10:00 a.m. KPTV Dim Bone aehool
10:30 a.m. KPTV What's Cooklna
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1:11 p.m. FPTV Matinee
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1:10 p.m. KPTV Matlnea
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1:40 p.m. KPTV Matinee
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HIS SLIP SHOWED
OKLAHOMA CITY (VP) Police
noticed a lacey object hinging
from beneath the coat of a 52-year-old
man yesterday and be
gan tugging at it.
Out came a slip. Out came an
other. After nine pulls and nine
alips they jailed the man for in
vestigation of ihoplifting.
"It was like pulling tissue pa
per from a box," officer said
later. .
ADS IN THIS COLUMN
RECEIVED . . .
Too Late
To Classify.
LARGE davenport in good cond. Oc
casional taDio ana rocker, low
State St.
SMALL 4-room and bath. TV anten
na. Call 2-4970.
RONEO atencll duplicating; machina
aeries "500- nice new. two extra
cylinders. Phone 1-0127, Mr. Swart,
lentniber.
LGE. homo with double plumbing,
fireplace, full basement, for salt
or will trado for a or 3 BR. house.
Ph. 3-63S0.
C. E. thermostat and G. E. 60-ft. soil
cable, bopi new ,123. 2034 N. nth.
RANCH TYPE
bedrms., dining rm., 2 baths, double
gar, ,k acre, close to school. 03,000.
Consider 2 bedroom house In trade.
Terms.
tl.MO DOWN
9 bedrooms, shake. East. Near school,
bus and store. 410.500
BUSINESS PROPERTY
Portland Rd. Would consider house
In trade. 118,000.
SEAL REALTY
tve. and day Ph. 4-53M
EASY TO BUY
bedrms., Itv. rm., din. rm.. double
garage, on Kingwood Dr. Low
down payment, bal. on contract.
Ph: 2-1513 for appointment.
ROWSE day nursery and Infanta ac-
cepted. Ph. a-ooa.
FOR SALE or trado (or older car, '53
Willys 4-ar. aedan, fully equipped.
4.500 miles. 1167 Ruge St. Ph. 3-5327
OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON
1-bedroom, t full baths, 1894 Fir.
S10.500
TAVERN and lunch, 1-bedroom, liv
ing quarters attached. Hiway 9,
4 miles South of Salem. Ph. 1-2122.
5-ROOM house, garage, good loca
tion. in. 4-03HB eve or weenenas.
19 FORD. R&H. Cheap. 1940 N. Front
WOMEN to do nleasant telephone
work in Salem. Must have private
line. Guarantee, plus nonus. write
box 204 co Statesman-Journal, Sa
lem. Oregon.
FOR SALE or trade by owner, 15
acres walnuts, rimeris, encrnes ae
family orchard. 2 bedrm. insulated
house, 24 x 30 basement. Close to
2 good towns. A real place to raise
a famllv. Ira Mansfield. 345 Bush,
Salem. 1-0036.
DENNIS THE MENACE
By Ketcham
J
bU LOOK HUNGRV. WW DONY VOiJ ASK tfC
FOR TIAO PEW BUTTER. SANDWICHES?
400 Agriculture 400 Agriculture
404 Poultry and Rabbits 404 Poultry and Babblta
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
4 GRAIN SCRATCH. REG. $4.40
SPECIAL $4.15
MILK-MOR DAIRY 16. REG. $3.00
SPECIAL $2.80
RIEBEL FEED & SUPPLY
1623 N. FRONT
BUILDING SUPPLIES AND HARD
FREE CHICKS
PH. 4-4028
HARDWARE
400 Agriculture
412 Fruit and Farm Product)
402 Livestock For Sola
FOR SALE or trade, oats Sc vetch
hay for good young milk cow. Rt. S.
Box 500.
1 GUERNSEY COW, 1 guernsey
heifer, ft 1 Holsteln heifer, All 3
to freshen within a week. J. Prim
Kt. 1 Box 110 Turner on black top
near Glovcrdale school.
GOOD oat & pea hay. Not rained on.
west aaiem. rnone
LOCKER BEEF Eastern Oregon, (i
or whole, 25c, front quarter zoc.
Custom kllllne. Trailer loaned free.
Salem Meat Co, 1325 S. 25th. Phone)
3-4WSB.
'49 BUICK aedanette. Prlv. owner.
29,000 ml, immaculate conn, nil
Center,
LARGE, close-in sleeping Toom. Gen
tleman. 481 n. winter, rn. s-iuua.
nNK bedroom house, bath, utility.
elec. heat, rang and refrig. Gar
den spce. Fn. a-iBi.
WOULD like to rant with option to
buy 2 or 3 br. hm, wltn acreage,
Ph. 2X850 after p.m.
403 Llvoutock Wantttd
FOR sale or trade, fresh Guernsey
heifer. Fn. azni, uervals.
SHEEP wanted 8 hd. voum W. F.
bred ewes. No culls. Sid Hendricks,
Donald, Ore. Ph. Aurora 7208.
LIVESTOCK buyer. 1 buy cattle.
horaes, hogs, sheep, goata, boars,
veal, umery Alderman. Fnon
9800 or 2-0OM.
1 BEDROOM apt. Stove, refrigerator.
water, automatic steam neat, in
cluded. Modern. m per monin. ..,' ;
Mav be seen at 1153 S. Commer- CATTLE, horaea, at your farm. E. C.
CATTLE BUYERS. E. I. and H. Sne-
then. 4297 state. 2-1345 or 2-4380.
clal or Ph. 4-145! after 4 p.m.
3 ROOM house, gaa range. 125 month.
3165 S. Cottage
3 RMS. ground floor, S35. 2 ml.
128. 1173 41h. 4-3580.
BY OWNER, 2 bedrm. Insulated
home on one acre, double garage,
bam. Ph. 3-1.133.
5 PC. chrome dinette aet. 140. Ph,
1-4033.
BIG F.ATKRS
WACO, Tex. W-
Krcrltlic Wil-
WORKING widow, one daughter S,
desperately needs 2 norm, nome
unfurn., garage. South aide pre
ferred. Immediate possession. Ph.
2-7329 eve. or 4-2201 days.
HIGHWAY properly In Albany. Ore
gon, 114 feet frontage on 99E by
110 feet deep, good two bedroom
house, garage, fruit and nut trees,
shrubs, plenty of room to build
a business building, will consider
trading for a two bedroom house
in Salem $12,600.00. Lawrence Ed
hnlm. Broker, U. S. Nat'l. Bank
Bldg.. Albany,Oregon:
HOUSEHOLD goods. What do you
need? 1-1878. 534 N. Winter.
CHICKS for layers. Leghorn Austra
while or New Hampshire. Fanners
Rt. 1. Brooks. Ph. 2-6343:
300 Personal
312 Lost and Found
LOST, one ski pole on Turner road.
Ph.2-2n2.
LOST: Large gray pet cat with bnd
Injured tall. Vicinity 2300 Holly
wood. Finder please call 3 9087 after
3 p.m.
LOST S. Salem, rhlld'a brown cord
uroy purse with about $7. Ph.
3-fH0. Reward
316 Pergonal
McCandlish. 1127 S. 25th. Ph. 3-8147.
LIVESTOCK buyer, A. F. Sommer,
izn5 narmony ur. i'n. 4-ZB17.
404 Poultry end Rabbit-
9 LAYING hens, x 10 portable hen
house, chicken wire. 2-4!N)3.
BABY CHICKS- Hached yenr round
with these specials. ri.H. pullets 19c,
Par. Red roasters 5c. Order now for
choice of breeds. Special New
Hamp. pullets, 10c. Valley Farm
Store. Salem. 4-4824.
CHICKS for layers. Leghorn, Austra.
White, or new iinmpsmre. Faim
er'a Rt. 1,- Brooks, Ph. 2-8343.
NEW HAMP chicks 118.50 hundred
at Wards Farm Store.
WE ARE now nlck-up atation for
BRENT - WOOD Egg Company.
Shipment twice weekly. Eggs ac
cepted any time. Questions gladly
answered. Dayton Warehouse Co.
Phone Red 07. P. O. 163, Dayton,
Ore.
WING needs rabbits.
Phone 4-3911.
3989 Stale
BABY CHICKS Hatched year
round. Order now for choice of
breeds. Special New Hamp pullets,
inc. Valley Farm Store Salem.
408 Pets
CUTE puppies. All
cheap. Ph. 3-1243.
males. Very
00 TONS good clover hay. Route, 6,
pox sua. Fn. a-i2uo. -
FERTILIZER
Rotted manure, weed free.
425 Auction Sales
SCOTTYS
AUCTION HOUSE
4840 CENTER 8T. - SALEM
Sat. Feb. 6, 10 a.m. Se 7 p.m.
- ANTIQUE & FURNITURE
AUCTION '
Lookt Look I 0-p. tea St cofee let
Silver plate, on copper from Eng
land, coit $250.00. Antique swing
lng lamp, needla point itool. An
tique guest set. Rockers, pictures,
organ, 2 organ stools, chairs, clocks,
dUhes, yes, lots of 'em, from all
parts of the world. You must conse
and enjoy seeing these fine pieces
nf art. Also furniture, $350 00 set
combination radio & 2 record play
ers, a beauty, fx 12 rug. .Westing
house, new sewing machine in desk
style cab., blond. Twin bedroom
set. New box sp. & malls. Webster
die. & stand. Set Revere cook ware,
dishes, davenports, daveno's. Easy
washer. Mist?. Itrma nf I1 k(nr1
LIVESTOCK SELL AT 2 P, M.
Cows .bulls, veals, calves, pigs,
sheen, goats, chickens St rabbits.
Stock Is selling real good. By pound
or head, your choice. Trailer, floor
ing, posts, pipe. Many good adver
tised buyers. Attend these weekly
sales. Why not you? See our new
retail furniture store. Prices cut
for cash. Ph. 4-8433. Cal E. Scott,
Aurt,
150 Merchandise
455 Hsehold Goods For SaU
CU. FT. Deepfreeze, Coolers tor.
1430 Lansing Ave. Ph. 3-9441.
HOLLYWOOD bed and innerspring
456 Wanted, Hsehold Goods
Play Popular Piano
Call Salem Music Co.. 1-tlOt,
or Sari'hel'sjn Albany. 352.
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group No.
1. I0B8 N. Com l. 3-4r37. 4-3.)44.
SAFE, permanent removsl of un-
sirniiy tscia
hairs Erich of N V.
LEGALS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the underslsned Florence BHItnss
Foster has been appointed Executrix
nt the estate oi WARNICK R. FOS
TFIt, Dire.-iscd, hy order of the Or
mil Court of Marlon County, Ore
gnn. '4P the 2nd ri.iy nf Janti.-iry.
IHM. and any person havind a claim
nViiinst said estate Is herrfoy noti
fied to file and prrrnt tlie same.
nrnerlv verified, to the undersign-
linm, 2I.Vpnunl fX-Marlne anfllf'l. atlrnev for said etatr. at his
' ' ..n ..r h-fnr. mnnl tl (run
Oir.
HIM.
Waco high school (not ha 1 1 play
er, consumed 24 ecus, two
pounds nf bacon, five pieces nf
toal, a big glass of sweet milk
and two quarts of buttermilk.
Jack Hall, Williams' friend,
yesterday bet the big-eating for
mer Marine he enuld nut-east
him. Hall lost and picked up
the $8.20 check.
Does IV Hurt Your
Eyes!
HOFFMANNS"
PHONE 2-1913
2303 Fairgrounds Rd.
Valley TV Cenler
SalfS Srrvlre Installation
Opfn Till 9 p.m. Dally
Sunday from 1 to 6 p.m.
infiire on r hffore
onte hereof uaiea m futirm.
dm. t hi 1.1th rinv nf Jinum v,
rMJiir.Nir. iiii,i.itx.n rum r.n
KXKriJTHIX OF THK E.STAT B OF
WARNICK R. FOSTER
FUFI) A. WILLIAMS
Attorney for Exerutrlx
Pioneer Trust Building
Sslrm. Oregon J.IMn.aoT.IS
"in the Circuit Court nf the SUte
of Orepm for the County nf Marlon
I'ronate upurimeni
. No. 15-3!.3
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
(In the mutti-r nf the entnte nf lone
Hepp. formerly lone Mauzey, De
reaiied.
Notice lit hereby flven that the
undcrt.iKnrd, ax administrator of here
ibove estate, haa filed hta final ar
rount In Mid Court, and that Mon
day, the IMh day of February. IftM.
I the hour of IS a. m. and the
court room of aatd court has been
' ippolnled by aald court at the time
and place for the hearing nf objec
tion thereto and the nettlement
thereof.
Dated and first published, January
l. If'M.
Lant publication. February IS. IBM.
J. FRANKLIN WILLIAMS.
Ad mini it r;t tor
WILLIAM M. noiaAND.
! Altornev for Admlnlitrator,
I?d7 Public Service nidi,
Portland, Oregon.
I M6.23.30.r.6.13.
CANARY ulnRrrs & heha. Alio Man
chester pupplei. 3993 Mahrt Ave.
2-1925.
LOST, aince Tuea., brown A white
peklnene female dog In Liberty Sa
lem HtN. area. Call 3-94(14.
FREE; 7 puppiei, black.
Ph. 4 l!350
6 weeks old.
FOR SALE, male German-Shepherd
Collie. Children's dog. '54 license.
3-5IWL
A K C. Orangr Sable Pomeranian,
female. Ph. 2-0835. Try on Ave.
WANTED Persian kitten. Need no!
have perticrcr. Ph. 2-lT.lX
' PARAKEETS
!Uwie(aWtVj
viAiHjr
Continuous nrw
llalchrs. All col
ors, llanrivrt. full
fllhlrl and
iwhj uUAMAn i r.r.u
niro.
("Ar.K.S
ry.y.tta
SUI'I'MKS
WHOLES A, U?
c DKTAIL.
PAI1AKEKTS ll.ihirs and hrrrdcra.
Center SI. MarkH. 1161 Onlrr,
CANARIKS " Orsngf anrlcot
strain. Phona 1-43B5. 1140 Chemrk-
ROXF.n female Moore's tropical fish
equipment. Pnrakeets, pets. Mac
leny Rd 4-3173. Closed Wed
PARAKEETS, Canes, supplies. Rea
sonable. Bird Paradise. 3180 Living
ston 2-1842
HOLLYWOOD AQUARIUM. 1B58 Mc.
Coy. I block east of N Capitol, i'i
Morks north nf Vn"'nn Pn ?-anti7.
410 Seeds and Plant!
Bl.tJEIlEnRY plants. veara nld. ItM.
reasonable. Ph. 4-3071.
PLANT AZALEAS and other "flower"
InK shrubs now. Many varieties In
bud or bloom at Warlnss Nurserv,
1025 Oakhlll Ave. Ph. 3-41. VI
ToPlaceAdCall2-2441
SALE OR TRADE for typewriter:
Rendix automatic washlns; ms
chine. J0. Ph. 41707.
Used Furniture
Valley Furniture Co. 2-7472
cash for
houseful.
furniture,
Lamberts.
one pleca
5-7BS5.
CASH TUUAY Good used (urmtura
or wlU sell on consignment Ph.
'l.WWi Siidtell's Auction
458 Building Material!
BUILDING?
New fir door jambf $2 50
Oak floor inn low price
New bath tuba complete WW..I99N
Used bath luh complete 525 fWl
irnd cant washbasins $7.50
Hrlwd. plywd., .deal for
paneling or cabinets Ch.flp
Loose Insulation per oaf M..r 1 00
Fiberglass roll blanket iniuL -Cheap
14-2 elec. wiring - -,
12-2 elec. wiring S'ie
Nalli M.75 k $8.95 kef
Asbestos sldlnf per sq $9.00
I'atnted shakes with undert 10 SO
New doors, all sizes .,.$3 50
t)ed windows 36" x 43" 12,50
100 used doors with framea
New toilets with seats $24.50
Double kitchen sinks, complete $41 50
42 gal. elec. water heaters - $68.50
Laundry trays, pipe, baslna .-Bargain
500 .iL steel septic tanka $62 50
4" cast Iron soil Dine
4" solid orangeburg pipe , 38a
Roll roofing, large supply
3 tab comp. roofing
Cedar shingles. 4 grades .
New Gaiv, iron roof...
Plywood, new carload
..$2 25
..$7.53
Cheap
.11M, uneap
Bar gal na
New picture windows $8 00
New wenthor stripped windows $14 20
Cedar fence posts . Chean
New planter board 4x8 $1 4
Steel gArage doors complete .. $44 00
Over-head parage hardware $13 OS
C. G. LONG & SONS
Ph. 4-3031 1 ml. H. ot Keller