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Newspaper Page Text4-(Sec. 4)-Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Tliurj., Apr. 21, 195 Tele-Views Radio - THURSDAY ON KOIN TV; 3 p.m., KOIN Kitchen Betty Davis will prepare "Sugar Pie." 4 p.m., Armchair Theatre "Last Day of My Lite" with Hillary Brooke, Onslaw Stevens and Craig Stevens. 7 p.m., I Search for Adventure Spectacular films of a group nf adventurers "shooting" the Colorado River'a 400 treacherous rapids on rubber pontoon rafts will be seen. John Goddard, of Clcndale, Calif., whose trip down the Nile in a kayak already has been seen, makes his second appearance. 7:30 p.m., Willy An attempt to send a bundle to Britain for her janitor's family involves June Havoc in an escapade with a pair of counterfeiters. 8 p.m., Ray Milland Show In performing his duties as drama director at Comslock College, Professor McNulty (Ray Milland) un wittingly creates an "international incident." 8:30 p.m., Climax Paul Douglas stars in the strange tale of a doctor who faces personal disgrace if he saves a man from blind ness, in "Flight 951." Barbara Britton, Irene Hervcy and Cathy O'Donncll are also starred. 9:30 p.m., Four Star Playhouse Ida Luplno increases her slender 110-pound figure In a body that appears to be 185 pounds by use of padded underclothing for her role as a plain looking school teacher who hasn't found love, in "With All My Heart." 10:35 p.m., Showtime on Six "Riding the California Trail with Gilbert Roland, Martin (iarralaga and Frank Yaconclli. THURSDAY ON KPTV: 6:30 p.m., Hopalong Cassldy A cover crooked Doker dea that ranch in "Silent Tcstimonj " 7 p.m.. City Detective The disappearance of some jewels plus the strained relations between a father, his adult son and very young stepmother confront Lt. Grant in tracking down the thieves in "Shadow of a Man." 8:30 p.m., Waterfront Preston Foster stars as Captain John Her rik iHnnr nf the lnphn.il "Chervl Ann." who takes on a new duty when he boards the freighter "Anatole" as harbor pilot in "The Search." 9 p.m., Drognet Jack Webb as Sgt. Joe Friday Is assigned to In vestigate a series of burglaries believed to be committed by Juvenile. 9:30 p.m., Ford Theatre A gunman terrorizes a frontirs (own and threatens to slay the former who is about to marry his former girl friend in "Sunday Mourn." . 10 p.m., Lux Video Theatre Thomas Mitchell, Ann Harding and Ray Danton will play the roles created by Frederic March, Flor ence Eldrldge and Kdmond O'Brien in "An Act of Murder." 11:05 p.m., Nile Owl Theatre "Sensation Hunters" starring Ar line Judge and Preston Foster. THURSDAY ON KLOR: J:30 D.m.. Ron Mvron Show Pana Baldwin, concert pianist and winner of Federation of Music Clubs regional contest. Also St. Helen's Hall Hobby Show. 4:30 "Lady of the House" League of Women's Voters show Vere Kneeland Oregon made fashions. 8:30 p.m., Ponds Theatre "Thunder Rock" by Robert Ardrey. The story revolves around a radical young man whose contempt for the world leads him to seek solitude as a lighthouse keeper. He creates a ghost world of his own and brings back to llge the passengers and crew of a ship which smashed Itself against the lighthouse in 1849. 7:30 p.m., Lone Ranger The Masked Man and Tonto surprise a gang of bank robbers. 8 p.m., Flamingo Theatre "Pablo" featuring Nocio Galinda. about a Mexican who has left his home In disgrace and how he helped by friends to return home and start life anew. 9 p.m., Star Tonight Pat Sulley portrays a wife seeking revenge for a loveless marriage in the first starring role of her career in "Treasure Trove." A handful of old silver coins, unearthed in a backyard, is the treasure which provokes greed in Miss Sully, ar rogance In her lover, and murder In her hushand. 9:30 p.m., T Men in Action A young criminal who steals and forces U.S. Savings Bonds is the object of an intensive investigation by government agents, 1IIIIIAV ON KPTV: 9 a.m., Morning Movie "Boys of the Street" stars Jackie Cooper and Maureen O'Conner. 11 a.m., Home "Home" shows the military side of Washington on a visit to the Pentagon and Arlington National Cemetery. An other sile will he from the campus of Howard University, where the university choir will sing. 12:15 p.m., Matinee Theatre Roy Walker and Kathryn Craw ford star in "Sky Way." 2 p.m., What's Cooking Salmon or tuna ring sauterne and sauces for sundaes are Barbara Angell's specialties for Friday. 6:30 p.m.. Lucky Lager Sport Time Boxing Bobo Olsen, middle weight champion, versus former light-heavyweight champion, Joey Maxim, in a ten round non-title bout. Baseball The opening game between the world champion New York Giants and the Phil adelphia Phillies. Golf coverage of the Masters Gnlf Tournament In which Dr. Mlddlecoff played. 7 p.m., Cavalcade nf Sports Ernie Durandn versus Willie Pas trnno in a ten round midleweight bout from Chicago Stadium. 8:30 p.m., Kddle Cantor Comedy Theatre Kdilie Cantor plays host to Blllie Burke, Jimmy Glcason and Frank Jenks. 9 p.m., Big Story As a member of a search p;irty investigating the disappearance of a service station attendant, Allen Cowper thwaite of the Montana Independent ltccord identities the remains of the man as a life long friend. 9:30 p.m.. Dear Phoebe When Phoebe Goodheart (Peter Law ford) advises brides-to-he that the ideal hushand must possess five basic qualifications, he runs into trouble. 11:05 p.m., Nile Owl Theatre "Silver Skates," starring Pat Mor rison and Kenny Raker and Helita. FRIDAY ON KOIN TV: 3:30 p.m., KOIN Kitrhen Betty Davis' guest Is Roy York, Chef of Jake's Crawfish who will prepare "Salmon en Papilotte." 4 p.m., Armchair Theatre "The Crime of Daphne Rutledge" with Angela I.ansbury and Hugh Morlan. 5:30 p.m., Rin Tin Tin To enlist the aid nf Lt. Rip Masters In his plan to establish a private kingdom in California, Don Aitonso Invites Hip (o his rancho and. with Rin Tin Tin they encounter an outlaw band. 7 p.m., Oiie A Harriet The Nelsons and their neighbor, Thorny, decide it would he a good idea to give a testimonial dinner for their family doctor in recognition of his unselfish contributions to the community. 7:30 p.m., Person In Person F.dward R. Morrow will interview Adam Gimbcl and wife. Sophie of Saks. Irom New York City; and Yogi llerra with ife and family, from Woodcl'lf Lake. New Jersev. 8 p.m., Mama- Dagmar's mid year graduation inspires a cavalcade of memorable scenes trom earlier programs in the series. DENNIS THE MENACE SlEEPiri? IH 7WS 4 00 p in 1 'fJt 1 1 I VS A 4Spm ( iSMIl pl LJ ,Mpm I I JO p ill I 1 A n m l fU Tiff M I II V CA ' I ' P Television dance hall girl helps Hoppy un caused an oia man 10 1 By Ketcham l CtOWK?' Notes on jl 4-il tm "They've cut the Army's man power, lieutenant. I'm afraid you'll have to do KP this week." 8:30 p.m., Topper After his Cosmo Topper into a phony uranium deal, the boss gets taken in on a similar deal himself and Topper gets the blame. 9 p.m.. Playhouse of Stars Don is hard-pressed to explain the absence of 5,000 in his day s receipts. 9:30 p.m., Our Miss Brooks evoke some attention from romance-shv biolosv teacher Mr. Hovn lose hisjfnn hu ehaneine her hairdo with iBoynton and Principal Osgood head that needs attention. 10 p.m., The Line-Up When a San Francisco woman is found severely beaten on a lonely street, Lt. Ben Guthrie and Inspector Matt Grebb proceed to uncover the criminal in a novel way. 10:35 p.m., Showtime on Six "Another Chance" with Freda Jack son, Rene Ray and Lois Maxwell. FRIDAY ON KLOR: 3:30 p.m., Ron Myron Show Dr. Odiorne, Westminister Presby terian church. 4:30 p.m., Lady of the House Vere Kneeland presents Figure Flattery tips and "Lucky" the Doberman pup gets his third obedi ence training. 6:30 p.m., "Cowboy G-Mcn" Pat and Stoney deal with "Ghost Bushwackcrs" who terrorize the town and operate an undercover gang. 7 p.m., London Premiere "The Foreman Went to France," an award winning J. B. Priestly story about an English Engineer who goes to France to protect secret enemy. 8:30 p.m., Ray Bolter Show the hills as the result of a contest promoted by Ray's press agent who is seeking newspaper space for his client. 9:30 p.m., ihe vise "Death Boards ' brings high powered sus' pen.se to people caught in a vise of intrigue. 10 p.m.. International Police A murder to hide a loan leads the Swedish police through a maze of clues to track down the killer. 3 p.m., The Christophers "Everyone Can Play A Part" The teenage star Anna Maria Alberghettie chooses "Only Make Believe" from Showboat and "Dancing Dolls" . a French song, as her selec tions for today's Christopher program. On Television KPTV(27)-K0IN-TV (6) UHF VHF TlllIlbAT 1:00 p.m. KPTV Howdy Doody KOIN Red Uunnmi KLOR Western Stars 1:30 p.m. KPTV Bar n KOIN Mr. Moon I ts p m. KOIN-Cartoon Tlm I 00 p.m. KPTV -Sea. Hear KOIN News. Wther, Spti It p.m. KOIN Sports . KLOR-Shtrm Waahburn 1:30 p.m. KPTV Hopalonf Caasldjr KOIN News KLOR Food's Theater 6:43 p.m. KOIN Jane Froman 1 00 p.m. KPTV-Clty Deteetlv KOIN Adventure 1J p in. KPTV-Ulnan Shore KOIN Willy KLOR Lone Ranser 7 45 p.m. KPTV News 1 .00 pjn. KPTV Groucho Marx KOIN Ray Milland KLOR Flamingo Theater I 30 p.m. KPTV-Walerlront KOIN Climax Kl-OR CIuv Lombards. 9:00 p.m. KI'I'V-lli jgnet KLOR SUr Tonlte :30 p.m. KPTV Ford Theater KOIN -Four Star Playhse KLOR T Men 10 00 p.m. KPTV -Lux Video Kuirt rniinc ueicnaer KI.OR-Homer Rell 10:.t0 p.m. KOIN Slmwlime KLOR Fin it edition 10.45 p.m. KLOR Home Town Show 11 uo p.m. KPTV Nile Owl FRIDAY I 00 a.m. KPTV Today S 45 a-m. KOIN Reducing" :00 a.m. KPTV-tTlm KOIN Valiant l.idv 0:13 a.m. KOIN Secret Sturm .10 a m. KOIN G.irry Moore lu oti a.m KPTV Uins Done 10 30 a m. KPTV Wav of the World KOIN Welcome Trav'lera 10 43 a m. KPTV Sheilah Graham II OU a m. KPT V Home KOIN Robert Q Lewis 11 30 a m. KOIN Art I.mkletter U 00 noon KPTV Country Campus KOIN nig Pjvolf I! II pm. KPTV-Malinee 12 30 pm. KOI N Ptib Croahv 100 p m. KOIN Brighter Day 1:1S p.m. KOIN Love ot Llle 130 pm. KOIN Your Aivount I 0U p m. -What's Coohlpf KOIN Gjrrv Mnore Sh'w Kl'TV-Fmllv Friend KOIN Inner Flame KOIN H. ud ol L.le KPTV Ted Mack Show KOIN l.em Oivii Kt UR-Public Service KPTV Greatest Gill KOIN -strike II Rich 1 IS pm 3 00 p m. KIOR Ron Mvron Show KPTV Mna Marlowe KPTV Hawkins Tails KOIN Armchair KLOR Kukla. Fran. Ottle KPTV -First Love KI.OR-Jnltn Daly KPTV-Mr Sweeney KOIN -Search Kl.OR-ljcIv ot House KPTV-Mo.lern Hommicel KOIN Guiding Light KPTV-ttowdv Doody KO',N-nd Dunning KI.oll- Western Slara KPTV-lUr V KOIN-Ilin Tin Tin KPTV See. Hear KOIN-Newi. wier Sptl KOIN-N W. Outdoors KLOR Sherm W'aihhurn KPTV-Sporti Time KOIN-New Kt OR-l ovsbov O Men KOIN-Perrv Como Show KPTV SiHutf Ca' sic lie KOIN -Oisie and Msr-ieit KIOR- London Premiere KOIN Pe: son to Person KPTV -New KPTV-Red Buttons KOIN-Mama KPTV-Fdlie Csntor KOIN foppei KLOR Ray Rolger til' ARAN liilil) TV REPAIR ITI.I XM'KS A TKI KVISION rrnl.r si pnnn S-1H 1 49 pm the News mwv i km 1 1 i m III mi k rM w iiIlTyr boss is swayed from inveigling Taylor stars as a bank clerk who Teacher Connie Brooks, trying to theatrical wigs, convinces Mr. Conklin that it's the inside of her machinery from an approaching Ray impersonates a critter from :00 p m. KPTV-Ble Story KOIN Srhllti PlavhmiM KLOR SI per second J:30 p.m. KPTV Dear Phoehe KOIN Our Miss Brooks KLOR The Vise 10:00 p.m. KPTV Wrestling KOIN The Lineup KLOR Internal '1 Police 10:3O p.m. KOIN Showtime KLOR Final edition 10:45 p m. KLOR Home Town Show 11 :00 p.m. KPTV-Nlte Owl Theater KVAL-TV rhanntf 13 THCRSDAT 4:00 p.m. Hawkins Kalli 4:l p.m, Ship' nppnrter 4:0 p.m. Mr. Sweeney 4:4ft p.m, Information 5;00 p in. Plnkia Lee 5:30 p.m. finest Book " " '' 6 :0ft Dm Bij Roundup 6 .10 p.m. Newa-SDorli-Weather' 6:iS p.m. It's a Fact 7:00 p.m. Western Marshal 7 30 p.m. Libcr.nce 00 p.m. Groucho Marx I 'to p.m. Amos n" Andv 9:00 p.m. Mr. Dist. Attorney 9 .10 p.m. Ford Theater 10:00 p m. Famous Plavlne. 10:30 p.m. Hollvwood Wrestllnf FRIDAY 4:00 pm. Hawkins FatM 4:1S p m Ship's Reporter 4 30 p m. Mr Sweeney 4:45 p.m. Information 5 00 p m. Pinkie Lee 9. IS p rn. nirlhdav Timt Jl :,10 p.m. Oste B OO pm, Rig Roundup 8 30 pm News Sporls. Weather 6 45 D m. Fishing 7 00 n m Snorts Cavalrada 7:43 p.m. Piano, Organ S 0(1 d m. l.urkv Sport Tima 1:30 p m. Industry '4S p.m. Sportsmen's Club 9 00 p m Lone Wolf 10:00 p.m. Famous Plavhome id:30 p.m. Channel 13 Show Electric Rate Cut Allowed Public Utilises Commissioner Charles If. lleltzel today signed an order providing for a M02.IHK1 an nual electric rate reduction bv Pacitic Power & Lisht Comnonv for ils Coos Bay and Willamette ! Valley divisions on less than (a tutnry nolice. The new rale schedules will be come effective April 22. to pro vide savings to customers in the Coos Bay district of Pacitic Pow-. er It Light Company nf approxi-1 ' maiely $242 000 annually and in 1 i the Willamette Vallev districts of-l approximately Kifl.iKX) annually. The new schedules will provide uniform rates in the coast dis tricts of the company. The reductions are in keeping with the commissioner's order is sued in April 19.M, permitting the merger of Pacific Power k Light Companv and Mountain States Power Company. HONOR BIRTHDAYS LYONS -Mrs. Alice Huber ac companied her sister and hus. bind, Mr. and Mrs. James Swan of Mill City, to Portland Sunday where they attended a family dinner al the hime of their sister. Mrs. Vine Matheny. The occasion honored the birthday anniversaries nf Mr. M.Hhcny, Mrs. Swan and Snip McDonald, who is i hrolher of Mrs Mitheny. Mrs. Huber and Mrs. Swan. WE TAKE BETTER CARE OF YOUR TV PHONE ANYTIME 4 3327 for Sen Ire (alls 9 8 D.iih vV S.iniUv TELEVISION SERVICE CO. mo s nth Currant Flies Now Emerging First spray or dust for Willam ette valley currant and gooseberry naa been recommended as soon as possible. First yellow- currant flies have been found in the two emergence cages at the C. E. Bradley farm at at Hubbard. The first flies were discovered Tuesday bv Bradley who has been making daily checks ofj the cages since they were errect-1 ed April 5. County Extension Agent D. L. Rasmussen and Robert W. Kvery, Oregon State College entomolosy specialist, recommended a spray containing 3 pounds, 50 per cent methoxychlor wettable powder in i too gallons of water. Growers with a leaf spot problem can mix me thoxychlor in Bordeaux mixture: 8 8-1 or add 2 pound Captan or I 2 pounds Ferbam to 100 gallons of methoxychlor spray. I After the first spray has been: applied growers should apply ad ditional spray at not more than 7 to 10 day intervals until the berries are harvested with additional sprays after heavy rains. It is pointed out that it is also important that the grower spray not only the currant and goose berry bushes but also interplanted trees as well as trees, brush and other plants adjoining the berry field. Backyard gardeners having a bush or two may find it practical to completely cover their bushes with cheese cloth to prevent the rii. t I-..:-.. ... ,1 uico ii vim laying men egga VII UIC skin of the fruit. Those preferring a dusting pro gram are recommended to a five per cent methoxychlor dust using 30 to 35 pounds of the dust per acre. Woodbum Has WSCS Election WOODBURN Mrs. John CcIe- I man was elected president of the omen s society of Christian Service of the Methodist church at the annual election held Tues day, Audi 19, at the home of Mrs. Alice Sargent. She sug ceeds Mrs. N. F. Tyler. Other new officers named are Mrs. Clif ford , Applcgate, vice-president; Mrs. James Bright, secretary; Mrs. Charles Conyne, treasurer and the following department secretaries: Promotion, Mrs. Chas. Buchanan; missions, Mrs. Al White; social relations and local I church activities, Mrs. W. M. Burke; student work. Mrs. Lu. ella Sanderson; children's work, I Mrs. Alice Sargent; spiritual life, ; Mrs. D. Lester f ields: literature . and publications. Mrs. Ralph Se bern; supply work, Mrs. Charles Dean; status of women, Mrs. John Cornwell: secretary of youth, Mrs. P. L. LaBarr. Installation will be held at the next meeting, May 17. The meeting opened with a sack lunch at noon with coffee and dessert served by the host ess, Mrs. Sargent and her assist ants, Effie Sargent, Mrs. Mary Beard and Mrs. Burtrum Boeve. During the business session a report was given of the district meeting in Oregon City which was attended by eight members and the subdistriet meeting was announced to be held at Wood burn in the local church April 29, beginning at 9:30 a.m. The fourth quarterly conference was announced for the evening of May 5. After the meeting mem bers of the WSCS will serve re freshments. Mrs. Mary Beard and Mrs. Ray Marsh will be in charge. Mrs. Marsh was elected as representative of the WSCS on Ihe commission of education of the lr,al church. Plans were made to hold a 15 minute prayer meeting preceding each regular meeting of the so ciety . Three delegates are to be ap pointed to attend the third an nual meeting nf the Oregon con ference of the WSCS in Portland Mav 13. Mrs. D. Lester Fields was In . MORE, THE vS ''t4t. i i&M'-W .... t l'i JUTLAND, Ore Puff is one cat who likes large familv. Although she has four offsprings of her own. she readiiy adopled these two mallards when master Jack Wnrley found them huddled in a creek and brousht them home. Like a good mo'hcr she washes them as she does her own kittens. (AP Wirephoto) AITHOMZK.D TV SERVICE! Bv tnH Mr. P ' Moore MCDRE HON ESTljjjp SERVICE Open 10 d.m. n 6 p.m. Phnne 4 757 After ( p.m. I'h. 4 Mfll Sr,0 Portland Rn. - Salrm J, Mnfu 'It Ma ii Famous cry of cable car motormen as their colorful cars whip around turns on San Francisco Hills takes on an extra meaning with this bevy of passengers. Will Aubrey (left) is not even trying to collect fares from Joan Anderson, Mary Lou Connors, Betty Woodyard, Jeannine Burris, Stella Blay lock and Juliette Vandernagel. They are sprucing up for the Cable Car Festival in San Francisco's Union Square April 23 in which the little cars will be the stars. Old vaudevillian Aubrey will MC the event. (UP Telephoto) Clown and Acrobat Wed, Show Goes on as Usual By ELIZABETH TOOMF.V I'nlted Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK (UP) Ladeees and gentlemen . , . step right this way to see the only wedding party of its kind ... a clown charivari performed today only ... to cele brate the marriage of famed clown Emett Kelly and acrobat Elvem Gebhardt. The star clown and the tiny blonde acrobat from Leipzig, Ger many, decided to have a morning wedding so they wouldn t oe late for the matinee of Ringling Broth- 3 Boys Staters For Silverton SILVERTON Announcement was made Wednesday by Silverton union high school faculty members, of the selection of the three young men to attend Boys State week at the Oregon State College in July, an American Legion project, with privilege granted other group or- ganizations to sponsor a boy. Dwane McHoleck will attend as a guest of the Silverton Lions club; Jim Palmquist as guest of the Silverton Rotary club; and Fritz Skirvin as guest of the Del bert Reeves post No, 7, American Legion. The selections are made by the faculty members on rating in ath letics, scholarship and numerous other school activities. F. M. Powell is chairman of the Boys State committee from the Legion post of Silverton. charge of the devotional service using the topic "Jesus Opens Closed Doors." Rev. Ormal B. j Trick completed the review of I the book "The Master Calleth" which began last fall. Pictures of Oregon scenery were shown by Mrs. Al White. Cirrie ikmiIiki ,,n.,.,j were' Mary Martha circle with Mrs. Joe Rcnce and the Etta Hall circle with Mrs. James Livesay both on the first Tuesday of the month at 2 p.m. The new eve ning circle will meet the second Tuesday in the month at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Delbcrt Reed. Next renular meeting of the WSCS will be May 17 at the home ot Mrs. W. M. Burke. Co-hostesses will be Mrs. l.uella Sanderson, Mrs H. F. Monnier and Mrs. Elfa Hall. MERRIER vir . ' r J X. PORCH RAILINGS Column! - Clin Phent t fret illmiltl WROUGHT IRON SHOP tr'ormerlv made hy I title Iron Works) mt Prlirht .St. . Ph. V$6t In the Krirer Dist. LOOKOUT FOR THE CURVE! crs Barnum and Bailey Circus in Madison Square Garden. Only a few circus friend's were invited to witness the simple civil ceremony performed by Mayor Francis J. Murphy of Cliffside Park, N.J., in the Edgewater, N.J. home of Joseph A. Skelly, county registrar of vital statistics. But circus sentiment got the best of the clowns. They stayed late in the deserted circus headquarters Wednesday night to rehearse their clown charivari. It was hastily substituted for the three-minute clown baseball game u s u a 1 ly staged during the matinee perfor mance. There was a beachball painted black and a chain made of rope to attach to Kelly's tattered trous- er leg. And a bouquet of flowers with a rubber band to fasten I room on the circus train. She al around the clowns neck so the 1 ready has it equipped with an el- flowers would snap back in his face as he handed them to the 22-year-old bride. "If I'd had more notice. I could nave nxea up more imng.t, raui Jung, tne clown in cnarge ot tne charivari said apologetically on tne eve of the wedding. Kelly, 56, whose ragged, pathetic figure has made millions laugh since he joined his first circus 35 years ago, began going out with the youthful acrobat a year ago. Last week they announced they would be married. Kelly Twice Divorced Kelly, a quiet, serious man who paints and reads in his spare time, asked his circus friends not to make "too much of a to-do" about his wedding. He was married twice previously to circus aerial isU and has two sons, Emmett Jr., 29, a railroad switch-tender and Thomas Patrick, 19, a Ma rine. Both marriages ended in di vorce. "This will work out, Elvena ! said confidently. Emmett is , good and kind and we get along ; so well together. "She's a wonderful cook." the : sad-faced clown said. "I think her stuffed cabbage rolls are the best, The bride's kitchen for the next LEGALS NOTICE OP FINAL HEARING As executor of estate of CLARA t C. DUHH1N. deceased. I have Hied in Circuit Court of Oregon, (or Mar-1 Ion County, my final account in 1 said estate, and 2 May 19". at 0:15 o'clock, a.m., and the courtroom of said court have been appointed by i said court for the hearing of objec- I tioni to said final account and the settlement thereof. FRANK J. CHAPMAN. Executor. i Allan C Carson, Wallace P. Carson, Prter M Cunnar. Attorney! for Executor. M.ll.A.7,14.31 Day or Eve Call TV CLINIC Guaranteed Repairs All Makes Philco Supervised Service Insured Ronded pea5,, Phone 2-2801 Big-Headed? CALL 34163 TV Repiln ind Senrkt ill Hikti ind Models Ftclorf trilned fipsrh Ginirtl Elicttlc ind Molcroli Wei ind Servlci MASTER y.'.Mi.-t Wii;':;;; 3Si N. Commercial Ph. 14I6J GREEN STAMPS Hpnlfh (irniinc I IVMIIII W VMSJJ Ask for Help PORTLAND Healih officials are appealing to Oregon residents to see to it that young children and pregnant women get the Salk polio vaccine as it becomes avail able. Letters are going to all Oregon physicians, asking them to help see that the persons most susceptible get the first polio shots. They urged the vaccine be used only for expectant mothers and children 1 to 14 years old. The public was urged to co-operate. Dr. Harold M. Erickson, state health officers, and Dr. A O. Pitman, president of the Stale Medical Society, are sending the joint letter. "If sufficient vaccine Is available by fall, the 15-30 age group should also be given the opportunity to have these immunizations," they said. Health officials said no word yet nas oeen receivea on wnen to expect shipments of the vaccine for school children. seven months will be a corner of Kelly's seven-by-seven foot state- J ectric hot plate and an electric broiler. , I i YGE. your h' LOVELY , YOU WANTIJT'y HE Will ADMIRE YOU... Exciting, new hair beauty aid that revolution is Home Hair Styling. Sho-Curl gives Picture Perfect svives and curls io minutes (both long and lhort hair). 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