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Salem, Oregon, Friday, October 21, 1955 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Tele-Views z& RadiO'Television Advertising Men FRIDAY ON KOINTV: 3 p.m., Carry Moore Show Cornuin search for fresh talent presents Randy Atcher, Red River Ramblers from Louisville, Ky Conducts musicale, ' Six Men and a Girl." Gast samples rare food " "aizers nnuywnoa store. Martha Davis, Spouse return after absence. Ken sings "No Arms Can Ever Hold You." Denise, Blue Star." p.m.. Red Dunning Hour "Ri Grande" Sunset Carn. p.m.. Mama Loyalty tested when friend Gwen, home to be married and fiance shows more than friendly interst in Katrin 'The Right .Mall." 8:30 p.m.. Our Miss Brooks Regulations at Mrs. Nestor's Elemen tary School require her to move nearer work, two friends enter her life and take mind off sadness. 9 p.m., Crusader Rovine frep.laner writer Matt AnHar. a. some fancy shadow-boxing wilh Red Satellite agenls; learns of in- iv. iiduuii, uu.ing inaicn tlx. 9:30 p.m., Playhouse of Stars Phyllis Avery plavs countrv schuolmarm who resents import of teacher (Hans Courieri) from England to add culture in "The Girl Who Scared Men Oww." . 11 p.m., Showtime on Sii "The Mail from Texas," James Craig Lynn Barri, Johnny Johnston. FRIDAY ON KPTV: 2:3(1 1 p.m., What's Cookin at Home Live from' Weiners Store at N.E 42nd olf Sandy Blvd. Margo Illingswo'rth shows house flop. John VirlaneA Finlandia House shows model, discusses Pre fabricated Imported house. 6 p.m., Cavalcade of Sports Gil Turner, Philadelphia, vs. Isaac Logart, Havana-welterweights, 10 round bout, Madison Square oarnrn. . S:30 p.m., Great Gildersleeve Discovers he's unknown in Sum merfield, he goes after publicitv. 8 p.m.. Big Story-Tony Slaughter, Fort Worlh Star Telegram, presents her "Big Story," "Wanted Dead or Alive " 11:10 p.m., Nile Owl Theatre-Susan Hayward, Frederic March, Veronica Lake in "I Married a Witch " . . , FRIDAY ON KLOR: 3 p.m., Mr. and Mrs. North "Reunion" Barbara Brilton,' Rich ard Denning. inferviewed ' " " Jl0U5e Inlerna,ional President of Zonta 5 p.m., Mickey Mouse Club - Mickey Mouse Newsreel, Talent Roundup, Serial, Mickey Mouse Theatre n f,..., I r n . . " r .. men rai ana Money get to Leadville. find I -. U:-.'. It , f : I K. v Mil-, -m. E. D. Smith, standing left, public information officer for the Pacific Telephone and Telgraph Co., Portland, and R. G. Tressman, advertising manager of the Eugene Register-Guard and chairman of the ad managers department of the Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association, look over the shoulder of Harry L. Bright, assistant vice-president of Pacific Telephone and president of the San Francisco Advertising Club. Bright spoke before over 100 advertising executives last Friday al the opening session of the ad managers fall meeting in Portland. F. Schampicr Rites Oct. 2 Funeral services for Frank Schampier, Turner resident sine? 1920, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday frr.-m the CloughBar rick Funeral Home with burial to follow at Bcllcrest Crnetery. Mr. Schampier died Tuesday at the Santiam Memorial Hospital, in aia.Mun. ' . A native of what is now Yugo slavia he was born December 31, lntu. He had lived in Oregon since 1912 and .since 1020 had been a farmer near Turner. He had also worked on the Marion County bridge crew and had done some bridge building for the state. He had served on the Clover. dare School Board for many years and had been a director in the old Turner Telephone Company, j Surviving arc his widow, Mrs. Katherine Shampier who he mar ried in Dallas in 1914: a daush-It-r, Mrs. P. W. Hale, wife of the Salem city councilman and a ernndson. Several nieces live in Brazil and Germany. Ixlge Entertains T (Hare Siegfried Dies, Sanilaririm Mrs. Clare E. Siegfried, 83, a resident of Salem for four years, died Thursday evening at a locil sanitarium. She had made hrr home in Sa lem with her son, Byron E. Sicg- 1:00. p.m.. Omnibus Techniques in "live" TV Cocknev's eve view of London in song: 200-yr. old house sheltered S generations Survival in Canadian wilderness. 2:30 p.m.. Lamn Unto Mv Feet "A Roof for San Psirln " n....- to Rican sugar-cane cutter decides that his village's church needs i ?r''l. 1("1 S. Liberty, after com row. ing nere irr.-m rarsn, N.I). 3:00 p.m., Sunday Armchair Theatre "Whispering Smith vs. Mrs. Siegfried was born March Scotland Yard,' Richard Carlson and Greta Gynt. 3, 1872. at Rockford, 111 She was ' .JU P-m'. Annie Oakley "Annie Trusts a Convict." I a member of the Leslie Methodist 5:00 p.m., Sunday Lucy Show Scheme to circumvent Ricky be- 1 church and a lifetime me-.r of cause of jealousy of Cuban dancer. i Mecca chaDler Order iri, 5:30 p.m.. City Deteetlve-'The Horn That Blew Too Long," mvs-! star i i Far Her hfd tery of a dead bodv blowing automobile horn. rpf0-. "pr TjliV,ri' 6:00 p.m., You Are There February 3, 1945, "The Rescue of j ' .u': io5n ' prcccricri her American Prisoners From Santo Tomas." i'"" ln !1H2-' 7:00 p.m., Jark Bennv Art Linkletter. Pccgv Kine euests Art I. Survivors in addition In the son demonstrates "Child Interview'.' technique. Rochester, Don Wilson ! !ncl"d(' br0!n'". John W. Hub- town resenting mine broker accused of selling them "Salted and Mel Blanc featured. ' ' . i bard, Detroit Lakes, Minn.;, and "'ines. I . i.tn I a....;- irr .j t..i... . , Pflrru Mnl,I...J -uw V , vi. Him j ui iv.v iniu ara inuilMtT Seal BDQ , m , rtuctii v me, I.; aiiempt 10 Keep it at tnc Miller home. . iK'annaaugnicr, Mrs. H. s. An fJrL!!'m M,anJBehind Badge-"Deadly Homburg". Host 9 P.m.. Alexander th nraf i;a j before seen by TV audiences. U'"S """ 9.Z-0 p.m., The Vise -The Rrnln l 10 n m Vth I A All. '. I f -.-.....a, ,.11.11111 in an c uui,uM.i HI mime. n ill- d . " Alb,!, Comedy series with Peg Lvnch and Bellamy stars as an Army doctor in post-war Germany whose A I (111 HllneP ntU enrme " 1 iimrni it- .. .... ani1 AiT',uI',0n,e!SWn Theatre"Picture Bridcs"-Regis Toomey and Alan Hale. (Screencraft.) 1 8:00 p.m., Ed Sullivan Show Guests: Actor Jack Palance wilh Rod Steiger and Wendell Corey Not "King" Cole and Mrs. Cole Th D'Oylc Carte Opera Company in American TV dcbul. 9:00 p.m., General Electric Theatre "Outposts at Home." Ralph k:n0 ... A ivni : .t.- r -l . . I " "i rt.n.v.L,. miiuil-i in me auic 111 ineir nome. .t.ou ij.iii., rtinrii iiiicneucK rresenis uon t Lome Back Alive" SATURDAY ON KOINTV: liio.O a.m.. Tales Texas Rangers "The Shooting of Sam Bas " desperado runs into trouble when tries to reform ' 10:30 a.m Captain Midnight "The Deadly Project-" mad scien llTar'VFnPlKj''BC!,i,ngnd0;,dly ra-vs '" destroy exjedmen Co,,n?J aIM "' Dr!Ps,Biest Ned Frandeen, Multnomah County Agent, discuss "Control of Club Root." Rus HJyden.ArmChair ThM,rc-"Suddcn 0h." Jimmy Ellison, 2:00 p.m.. Football Came California vs. UiS.C. with nlav-bv-nlav c'ofoTby'V Sfrl.,0"' SPr'S d'reC'r CBS " Pacilic C" 5:30 'p.m. Star Jubilee "Together With Music," Marv Martin, Noel Coward sonss. in color sketches from career highlights ' nrt . inVTi'fiL VTlp-E1,l7,ly la,b0'. a close-mouthed lawver MaM Vr.r in . Is TPer ef'?rls Lt' Bln Gu,hrie and Inspector . eb ln ,rackln d"n a demented husband 7:30 p.m., Soldiers or Fortune "Lady of Rajma'hal." 8:00 p.m., Stage Show Four Aces, vocal group, Marshall and Farrell, comedy team guests. ' ' ' "na rflill ..Pnn,; tJ'l!'kic Jf;l,''!son Show "The Honeymooners." "The Jn'. L Pt Kra""lrn 'far"s chasing white ball not child's play except when he and Ed Norton involved ,nI:I,1?liPfm; Show,,in," n -Sji-'Thunder Rock" with James Ma son, Lili Palmer, Michael Redsrave SATURDAY ON KPTV: 10:30 a.m.. IVinehell A Mnlmnev in.-., mi i..v. i.u Columbus Day Jerry wants to be Columbus in plav club rehearsing Ivnucklehead .Smiff sinqs "Where the Voice Comes From " , yi30 ':.mA- "',hl Barr'1 Playhouse Eddie Dean stars in "West to Glory. Bob Steele stars in "Young Blood." ..uV?? ?;m- orse "I""" -Whispering Skull" stars Tex Ritlcr; "Wild Horse Stampede" stars Hoot Gibson 4:30 p.m., Buffalo Kill, Jr. With fosler father. Judge Ben Wilev and sister, Calamity, closes gambling house in "The Six-Gun Svm phony. :00 p.m.. Perry Como Show Aldo Ray, Jay P. Morgan, song stress, special guests. 9:00 p.m.. Highway Patrol chief solves slrang case in space two hours changes from law-abiding citizen to hunted gunman, after innocently accompanied friends as hold up diner, murder' propri etor. r ' ris'1'00 V'm'' rnampinnshiP Bowling Stan Gifford versus Joe Nor- SATURDAY ON KLOR: 3:30 p.m., Spotlite Theatre. 5:00 p.m., Gardening for Fun Dean Collins, guest experts dis cuss "care Chrysanthemums." 6:00 p.m., Ozark Jubilee "Red Folev," exponent countrv music host and emcee. Jean Shepard, Foggy River Bovs, and other fea tured acts. 7:00 p.m., Academy Theatre "Glory at Sea." Trevor Howard, Sonny Tuft, Richard Altenborough in greatest Naval storv of cen tury. " 9:00 p.m., Lawrence Welk Presents his 2I-men of music, Alice Lon. "(he Champagne Lady." i 10:00 p.m.. Cinema Showcase Film star bore public acclaim, outsmarls Hollywood by disappearing, gains love beautiful girl, helps small theatrical company. Clive Brook, Anna Lee, Dame May ' Whitty. : with Sidney Blackmer and Virginia Gregg. A married couple's seemingly fool-proof scheme for collecting $25,000 in life insurance reaches a macabre climax. 10:00 p.m., Appointment With Adveture "Helping Hand." an American girl in Germany to investigate the mysterious death of her brother completes her mission with surprising results. 10:30 p.m., First Run Theatre "Whistle Stop" with Ava Gard ner and George Raft. Mrs. Slevens ; Condition of an 82-year-old pe destrian injured Thursday when struck hy an automobile was still listed as critical at Salem General Hospital Friday morning. Olive Inez Stevens, Argo Hotel, suffered a skull fracture, concus sion and fractures of the pelvis and left leg. Driver of the car dersr.n, Portsmouth. Va.: grand son, Kobeit Siegfried, Salem: and & " tar m i !! - : u MAKKE.T QUOTATIONS J Section 2 Page 5 ' ' Mrs. Dickinson -IRites Saturday PORTLAND Butterfat Tentative, subject tg immediate j . T!T' 2tT.. . I INDEPENDENCE F u n e r a 1 T . j , ".services tor Laretia McNeil quality 54o: second quality 49-a3 Dickinson, 84. will be from the Bultcr-U holcsale, . f o b. bulk I Smith - Krueicr Mortuary. InSe cubes to wholesalers-Grade A. pendence, Saturday, Oct 22 at II 93 score S7't:92 score. aS'i; Ban. Rev. Daniel B Wessler will grade, Ifl score, 534; C gTade, 89 officiate and interment will fol- score, 53. , . I 0W j m Tnp Cemetery. Cheese-To whnlesalers-Orgon Mrs. Dickinson was born Oct singles .181,-41 lb; .Oregon Mb ! 17. 1871 near DeSoto, Wise., and loaf, fl-44. iwas the dauehler of Svlvesior v Eggs To wholesalers Candled i and Mary Jane Hayrien. At an ,f.o.b. Portland. A large, 5Hj-54i,; early age she moved with her :A medium, 4514-46l.j; A small, I parents to the territory of Soulh 34'i-36',i. j Dakota and in 1R88 she was mar- Eggs To retailers Grade AA, ! ried to Isaac W. liickinson who large. 590: A large. 53-56: A A preceded her in death, mediums, 50-32; A mediums, 47-40: i Mrs. Dickinson came to Oregon A small. 36-38. Carious, 1-3 cents j wilh her husband in 195 and li .'ed additional. on a farm near Lcbonon and also. Live poultry No. 1 quality, ; on a farm near Albany bJ'n, a f.o.b. Portland Fryers, 24-4 lbs. ' moving to Independence in 1399. 22; at larni. 21; light hens, 18;"; About eight years ago she moved heavy hens, 19-20; old roosters, II-,10 ldaeha to be with her daughter, 14. Mrs. Gordon Skidmore. In 1954. Turkeys To producers for A ! due failing health, she was mov- grade young hens, f.o.b. farm.N.Y dressed, 38-39; A toms, 30; live weight basis. A grade toms. 29: A grade hens. 374; A grade young nens ready to cook. 55: N Y. dressed. 48-49; fryers, 4-8 lh's, 56; cut up. 46-50. Rabbits Average to growers Live while, ,1ii-44 lb 25-26 . 5.6 lbs. 20-21; old does, 10-14. tew : higher. Fresh dressed frvers to .retailers. 58-61; cut up. 62-65. n Holcsale Pressed Meats Beef carcasses Steers, choice, :0fl-7no lbs, 40.oo-42.on: good. 3f..oo 40.00: commercial, 30.00-36.00: util- canners and cutters, 19.00-22.00. ed U a nursing home in Salem where she died Wednesday eve ning. Surviving besides her daughlcr is a sister. Miss Jennie Hayden, of ClintoQ. Iowa. She was a member of Calvary Presbyterian church ot Independence, The B'nai B'rilh Lodge of Salem will hold its 'fifth annual BB Blackouts Saturday night, starting at R:30, a1, the- rtn-.cri-can Legion Hall on Soulh Com- mnrcial Tha alin.u mII In...... such headliners as Mandrake ! TJZ",' ?! 00; ro,lnds. 5 00-!dayfor R. B. Arnold, 33.' logger the Magician, Ihe Cooper Sis- ' '" lnln'' ,r'mmed, 75.00- and millworkcr. who died at R. B. Arnold Rites Oct. 22 DALLAS Funeral services Will hn al Tlnlln,gn- -vv. .,lc Mirrsi-itino inapel, Dallas, at 10 a.m. Satur- lers, and Dick Carlson, pianisl. Tickets may be obtained from Al Ross at Maitman Jewelers or Jack Franklin at Jayson's Men's Shop. Portland Livestock 79.00; lorequarlers, 31.00 - 34.00; chucks, 3.1.00.35.O0; ribs, 47.-53.00. 43.0fl.47.O0; shoulders, 16 lb down 29.00-32.00: Jparcribs, 4.1.00-47 no- ueso nnms, 10-14 10. 45.00-18.00. Weaverville, Calif., Oct. 20, fol- towing a logging acc dfnt at Old Shasta, Calif. Burial will be in Dallas cemetery. Mr. Arnold was horn at Do. Farco for funeral services by Vir gil 1. Golden Mortuarv. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Siegfried will leave Saturday for Fargo to'attcnd funeral. m. aim uuuu-inoicc. a I . t'i a rMn I..n. 1 mn j rmi-m3'-M ' M'; conMnerctel """-"icd Klit'-nbclh Tucker at Van. i, oo-3.r00 Icouver, Wash. He served in the Lambs-Choice-pnmc spring. 40-, u. S. Navy durin World War 60 bs, 3900-4 1. 00; good. 35 00-39.00. ,nd wtn member of he H- Wool Nominal, clean basis, ii i tisl church u!00,1' !b-.bl00d' UIM2! Surviving '.re his wife, two choice led steers the exception. I rnnirvjr..V.H m . i . v, !na"i:hlers, Diane and Je?nne, and lb; PORTLAND lin (USDAi Cattle Salable for Wrrk ' 3 4 VI- nvirbnt a brother-in-law, W. A. Siegfried, ! moderately active on most classes: Multnomah. i centrally a steady market with u.. The body will be shipped to i choice led steers the exception, j ' selling weak-50 lower; truck lot Portland an,, ,oan cnoi e i.iaa, & i,o.,b 10 Beef-Cows, utility, 20-23 ioas cnoice "S-im ib sle er "vea" S 'S.weieht 23.50; good-ehoice 23.00; flf 22.50. latter carrying .few choice:; Hogs-Best light blockers, 22-23: 1 Alii!:.... V 7'!""LI" '" ' m- lean light sows, 17-19. lO jtllillOll heel eluding around four loads 949 lb; Lambs-Good springers 11.14 C t c i i ""x """.v yearlings, 25-27. SliagS l() Jie SOIl dnwn ,n ll n: medium-good j Miitton-Lighlw , r I slock steers 11.00-18.00; two loads I wethers 8 to- ro Sale of approximately 111 mil- flood . rhnice fpH hitifnrc n ;n lion board feet of snags, in Ihe sorted w ith eood 7m lh lot 9n no Tillamook hu Slill Critical r0' bid on Nvcmber I". State commercial . 15.00. 17.00; utility '""lu jw,m 14. i-oipps an-1 io.uu-ii.uu; canner ann cutter cows nounced Friday. 7.00-8.50, shells down to 5.00; The sr..igs arc Douglas fir and I IHty cows 9.50-11.50; commercial western red cedar located on 12.50-1.1.00; few heavy cuttcr-com-1680 acres of land in the Wilson j mcrcial hulls 13.00-14.50, one lot at river area. Phipps said that an 150n; light cullers down to 10 50; access road enters the area. He'sevcl'al lo,s stocl1 cows 8-50-9.50, added lhat the minimum prireifcw 10 10-30-that will be considered is $281,- Calves salable 485; market 250. ' moslly steady with heavy calves The salvage loeeinir i nnri f 'in fairly liberal supply, under com- a program which has already re- mercial grade very slow; good- On Television KtTV(27)KOIN-TV (6) UHF . VHF FRIDAY 5:00 p.m. KPTV Pinky Vtr- KOIN Red DunntnK KI.OR Movie KVAl Plnkv Sr.inpm. KPTV Howrly Doodv S:4S p.m. KVAL News 6:00 p.m. KPTV -Sporls Cavalcade KOIN Npvvs 1 KI.OR Cow bo V H-Mf-n KVAL Sporls Cavak-ade fi:.W p.m. KOIN Person lo Person : p.m. KPTV-Pa.-ihc est. Hiiitcs wnicn sirucK miss Stevens m the covered nearly six billion feet of thoice vealers 17.0019 no, few to SiSS 2? j intersection of Chemeketa and! dead limhor In ih. k... i 20.00: good-choice calves 16 50- Ki.on-Doii.-ir a Scc-ond I North Liberty streets was Don-1 When the logging has been com. 1(1 ; choice stock steer calves to , " ,sl"l'k market Friday gave eight ewes and wethers, 810: rough heavies, 6-8. Fresh Produce Potatoes Ore. Boardman Iing Whites. 100 lb, No. IA, 2.50-85; Wash. Whites. 2.20-45; Russets. 100 Ih, No. Is, 2.50-2.75; 25 lb sack 70-75; No. s2.50 lh. 80-90: Idaho Russets, bales 5-10 lb paper, 2.25 40. Onions Wash. Yellows, lge. 2.25; med. 1.75; Idaho Yellows. 2.00-50. Hay New crop, No. 2 green Hiinna. oaiea. 1,0.0. truck, Port land and Seattle, 25.00-36.00 (on, a son, Robin, all of Old Shasta, Calif.; his father, Wilbur B. Ar nold, Dallas; brothers, Ohlan Ar nold, Elizabethan, Tcnn.: Arvil Arnold, Butler, Tcnn.; Everett Norris, Springfield, Ore.; How ard Arnold, Springfield. Ore iHarland and H. L. Arnold, Dal las; teddy Arnold. San Fran cisco; and Rector Norris, John son City, Tenn. Portland Grain PORTLAND 141 Coarse grains, 15 day shipment, bulk, coast delivery: Corn. No.2 E-Y shipment ... 57.25 Wheat: No transactions. Friday's ear receipts: Wheat 10, barley 8. flour 2, corn 20, oats 2, mill feed 6. Wall Slrrrl NEW YORK Ifl - Early strength Mid Willamellf Obiluarics 7:1.1 p.m. KPTV Src Hear ' I p.m. KPTU F.rlfllt? Ft?tir . Kt.OH Rrtiind Bad)?e K VAI- Sports 1 7:45 p.m. KPTV New i KOIN Frank I. eahv JiW p.m. KPTV Truth Cnnseq. KOIN Mama KI.OR OtzIc K Harriet KVAL Cilv DetPttlvc h:.W p.m. KPTV Gilders Icr vi! KOIN Miss Brnoks KI.OR CrrMsrnari KVAl, Cro."rnarii fl'00 p.m. KPTV Rir Sinrv KOIN Crusarlrr KLOR Alex. Grrat KVAL Frank Lrahy 9:30 p.m. KPTV Star State KOIN Rav Milland KLOR The Vise KVAI Hiwav 10 00 p.m. KPTV Follow That Man KOIN Wrest Hn KLOR Ethel and Alhert 10:.10 p.m. KPTV '4f(er HilHes KOIN Justice KLOR Hunter KVALRasslin' 11:00 p m. KPTV Movie KOIN Movie KLOR Movie KVAIt Movie SATinil AY (15 a m. KOIN-Cartoon 9:15 a.m. KPTVPlnkv Lee KOIN Cartoon 0:0 a.m. KOIN And v 10.00 a.m. KPTV Pinkv KOIN Texa Ranger KI.OR Showcase aid Frank Morcland, 31, 243 1 pIe,p"' ,ne -s,,ltc i'orostry depart. : m iny - commomni Boono rnd. Morpland paid a S50 fine in mu nicipal court Friday aflrr appear ing c-n a cljarpc of failure to yield ripht of way to a pedestrian. He was ciled on the charce follow inc the accident at 8:20 a.m. Thursday. Miw Stevens was crossinc Che- mrketa street and Morelpnd was makins a left turn from Liherlv onto Chemeketa street when the aicincnt occured, police said, The injured woman received first aid treatment from the city first aid men and was taken to halcm General Hosiptal by Wil lamette ambulance. Rohvoc Morris MILL CITY Graveside scrv- 10:00 p.m. KPTV George Gohel KOIN GunKmoke KVAL Georpe Gobel ' lOr.TOpm. KPTV-Hit Parade KOIN Runyon Show KLOR Cinema Show KVAI-Hit Parade 11 :00 p.m. KPTV Bowling KOIN Show on Six KVAL Movie St Nil AT M OO a m. KOIN Conelanrt ll:.TOam. Kf)IN Wild Hill KOIN CbdI. Mldnite Sl'N'DAY ON KPTV: ' .t..m. KPrv-r.. 12:00 nnn, Hall of Fame Maurice Evans presertts "Alice in ;n to a m. kptv Mnvir wonderland in color. Unforgettable rreahires who live in Wonder- u'm am koin rfd six land portrayed by Eva Le Gallienne. Elsa Lanchester, Reginald Gar diner. Gillian Barber. W-ycar-old English actress, is Alice. 3:00 p.m.. Dr. Spork Dr. Benjamin Spock. noted pediatrician author, discusses subjects of interest to parents of voung children. 4:00 p.m., People's Choice Sock Miller fplaved by Jackie Coo per) is almost unseated as city councilman before he takes the oath of office. 5:30 p.m., Captain Gallant "Ransom," how wayward playbov plots a fake kidnapping. 7:00 p.m.. If A Great Life A lillle dog named Smilev that Penny Michael O'Shea) & Steve (William Bishop) bring home is "Man's BcfI Friend" to everyone but Uncle Earl, 8:00 p.m., Coliale Variety Hour From Burbank. Calif., i font ball theme. Visit Ihe dressing rffnm of Lo Angeles Rums with snrtscastcr. Mel Allen. M.C. Jack Carson. Mickey Rooney, Jack Oakie. Jack Halev. 9:00 p.m.. Goodyear IMyhouse-,-"A Business Proposition" is story of an elderlv man and woman and a dream they refuse to surren der. Mildred Dunnork. Mifchail Rasumny. Jo Van Fleet. 10:00 p.m., Lorrtta Young Show Van Johnson as host introduces ''Katy," a drama of two friends in an orphanage. 10:.W a.m. KPTV-VVineheli-Wahoney 12 noon K,'JjH"- f .Fm SrDAY ON KI.OR: t,l:4.p.m., Bobby Grayson Sbbw-wF,ootU;ill review preceding Rams and I, inns. 2:00 p.m., Pro Football frams andr Lions. p.m., Football Koiindun By Charlie LaFranchise. 5:3 P.m.. Father Mac's Album The Open Mind,." hows how ae and lift1 are verv relative terms, . H:30 p.m.. Doug Fairbanks -Presrnts- Th Lovely Place," Diana pnrs. Ron Randell YOG n.m.. You Aked For It fcans Power lineman, buddy wio j, si'ed life with televised me'v1. are honored Quests. 7:40 n.m.. Famous Film Festiial "The Man in Grev" 4 lives sfrilterrri bv inirtsue of 2 persons who stopped at nothing- Jtmes Jhson. Margaret Locwood. Phylli Calvert. Stewart Granger. 10:00 p.m.. Flamingo Theatre 'Handful of Magic. "2 young peo ple aid 2 rronks in committing a crime to obtn rww.v' Rany Stu art and John Ray. - 1 t 'OA n m f'nrn ni Thn 'Cnmlhin9 Fnr flintier " -mtns tin fhrows awav faqiiv, position, and sct forlove. Whitfield Connor jnd Elirahfih Frayer. - Sl TVY n r?0! TV: - 11:30 a.m.. Mild Rill llirftk 'The Avenging inmaifj Attempt operatrd bv one of Mr. Bune atraftge cmjin5.fflja BerrylropP f) lunch. a & 9 12:00 noon KOIN Mnvir l:.Wp.m. KPTV Hnrne Opera 200 pm. KOIN NCAA Fonthall S on p.m. KLOI1 Suprrman 3:.TO p.m. KLOH Spotlite Thrairt KVA1 Western Stan 4:30 p.m. KPTV Rvilfaln Bill KOIN Show for Mom KVAL-Matlnre S on p m. KOIN Tom Harmon B:I5 pjn. KPT'-Skv King KLOP-Gsrdrning 3 30 p.m. KPTV-Wtltl Pill KOIN Ford Star KLOR- Wrrsttin KVAL Hlv-d. Wrestling (t 00 p.m. KPTV --TfXM Tli1tn' KLOft- 0?ark Jwhite 8 TO p.m. KPTV Bandstand KVAL- Info. M5 p m. KVAl. Drew Pearson "00 p.m. KPTV Juvenile Dellnqry. KOIN Lineup Kl.OR-Thrater KVAI, I.awrenre Welk 1 30 pm. KPTV Big Surprise KI.OH-Soldier KOIN DorseMi KVAt (.'MC5ar ' 00 p.m. KPTV-Prtry Como a:iOpm. KOIN-Jnrkte Oleavnn pm, KPTV Hi via v Patrol KOIN-2 for Money KLOR-I, Welk K VAI, I'eole Are Funny p.m. KPTV Durante KOIN- Fam-am Plahouie KVAI-Homer Bell ' KOIN Wlndv Tltnit 12-30 p.m. KOIN Lone Ranger KLOR Ptihlic Service 12:4S p.m. KVAIv-Town House 1:00 p.m. KOIN Omnthus 1 00 p.m. KLOR Christophers 130 p m. KPTV-Wedriing Betle I'W pm. KLOT Bobby Gravon 2.00 p.m. KPTV Fatlh Today KLOR Pro Ball KVAI-Pro Ball 2:30 p.m. KPTV Industry KOIN-Lamp KI.OR ChnoHan Srienre 2 p.m. KLOR Pastor 3 0 p.m. KPTV Or. Spork KOTN-Mm-le 3 30 p m. KPTV Freedom 4 30 p.m. KPTV People R Funny KOIN -Annie Oaklev 4 'tl p.m. KI.OR- Hrid Rotindun 5 00 pm, Kl'TV-Rov Rogers KOIN Lur v KLOnTnmoj row's Stan f the ronip.atrt kvai i he Life 5 3flp m. KP'i V f'apt Onllant KOIN-nty Hetecttve KLOR Fr. Mae K VAI ChrUtian Seienre 8 00 pm. KPTV Drew Pearson KOIN U R There KLOR Oral Rohrrti KVAL Meel Vrrs 1 pm KPTV Red Barber fl JO p m. KPTV- Cartoon KOIN What s Mv t.ine KI.OH-Ooug f-aiihanki i lfl p.m. KPTV fireal l,itr KOIN-Jack Bennv KLOR-Vou Ar4 fig It KVAL- fin-ax t mt 7 30 p IH KPTV- Frontier 10.00- wy oeiore mim profit-lnkmg. hut 1 will he held at the Fox Val- mpnt ni.n. . i,n. kj "f; Ki.fH): cu s down to 7.00 ,n,e aemnna lor steels brought a ,py cemetery Safurdav. On proof the area. Hos s.ilable for week 2.hVi; i'ihly higher close. for Ftoscoe Morris of Oregon City, The dead timber ii located on Inwk'' Ml,,v 100 lower, some No.3 ! Price changes Generally were wno diod Jnsl Tuesday. Mr. Morris rugged, hillv terrain found in the lo,s 1 25 o(f ,nP: b,,,k u s- No- 12 ui,hin rii'e of 2 points either i w" a !nrmcr .resident of this area. Tillamook countv portion of the m,,rl,rrs lh 1B.S0-I7 ,00. deck way. j Survivors include two sisters, burn, Phipps said. . , arly 17.2.1; No.3 lots down to 15.75 The Associated PCes average ef ! n in h flnr Mrs" Lulu ihiv: neavicr ann iicnier wcicms (Ml stocks was up .10 cents at ! i u r "fVll-y: nrnmers. lS-on-M: sows 350-500 lbs 12..V)-t$ir,!i!io the ; sixth siraiahl rin r., : i )J.al,cr f Wpmnie. Karl of Oregon 14.00; lighter sows to 15.00 and - the avVrnce The S Rcr! nf Mj" ty and Ken- over early. pnncnt Rained 50 cents rads : "Ch of Prmrvillc. He is also sur- Sheep salable for week 3.310; , on L nnri iiiiiiS LI 111 ! vnT(1 numerous n-eces and market fairly active, steadv-stronc ahead in rent nephews, among them Mrs. Fred COUKTS CIRCl'IT (OI RT Dnrntliv Mn. Wnlvorlnn ... It, 1. row WMjon Santlfr unci CnnllnrnMI I w"l Mime slailRhlPr larilllS 25 -ln"": ""Hinj judsmoni Ihicher Into, owes wcnk-.Vl Inwrr; north ot smcm on hnhway doe. I choice-prime Nn 2 pells IB. on. few H Wllklntnn I orflrr In tiff In the .urn nf SP75. There were 1.1.1!) Individual Is sues Irnded nf which 470 advanced and 404 declined with II new hichs and 1.1 new lows for Ihe Kred Dully nf Mill Cily. ,.. t.- b . " . i year. " i"-"- f,r The volume amounled ,,,,. UfU..11in. knniru t"..wi inr..L -eVrKv.UuKSi rZ I -w wi and inhum.n tr.atini-nt. Married n'HT0W ratlKC nf 2.(10 4,00. Vanrniiver. Wash., Aiie. 1.1. IS47. Plaintiff arks re.-toratlon of former ! i f name of Si hullr. .llK'll0 1 ,1 Vf'HlOCK Kueen. Sande"r7T,. I.orett, San. . CHICAOO 141 Rtltther hot;s ders: Dlvnrrr rnmplaint. rharmm I l,el" Slendy for Hie first IllllC llns rt.jortlon . Marrlrd al (.hfhalin. Wa h . '. week allhoush Ihe lop price III in 'I'ilVi'i1" "rh "'""' 'IH .3.1 was down 5 cents 1mm ' ".-... ii fiiiiu nnn m a m:w i'mtm. m t-l.n iilmiim .llianisn .i-incn tfanrUnn ran. u.i. c.i. MaHan Kptr hum. atlmlmttratrlY of low sinre 1945. Sows also were ' and larger 1.40 I I ." Minnesota- ' V,CM Wl" he hfld Saturday Ort" M,"'$S!':i,"S'ZZ imoslly ,"",h.",":h ' "mp i Vo,l,,w C'" niomn per eenl SrU' Cn.f H.,. wood Rnwt and Paul aii KnternrmeV ' cases losses of 2.i ccnls were , or more 2 inch-and larger 2 (10; i "iiu iatinu. . ' .ne .-Meinr-r, and Kdllli M r en 1 SUSiatnen v ISeon.sin Ye ow n to. ow.H.ii.,, ooo shares as compared wilh , imi,iniu snares iranen Ihursday. (iliiciio Onions Hy I'nllrd Press .Supplies moderale, demand mod-erale. Deaths Arthur frr rtf rlrh Taln At the rei-trlr'nt nf .Urt Hruhet Rd. Wpdnsf1ay Oclohcr Ifl at the ae n( fl2 vvrars. Survied hy wifp Anna Ta.to nf Salrni. I inn Grrnmtt T. TskIo nf Burhank Taltf. 2 grand fhildron. 2 brothers. Milberl O. Taslo and Everett Tastn both nl San Fran eiscn Clif. Annminrenient of icr vnea latrr bv the Howell-Ed wards Minrral Home. Prank J. Hrtimnplrr Late reMdent nf Rt. 1, Turner. Ore , October Ihlli Survived hu u,if Track .sales (.V) Hut) U.S. 1 unless i1!lh,l', s,'hs'nilr' Turner, nuush- Bpirne: Suit for 120.0(H) damane a. Mn.i tun If. onn r,..nt V,,.i,.l,M i tui.m o iu ... , ""Jnon I., fiuntlfm RTvlna with th IT Q t.m. Survived by mother. Mm J. O Slni- i-iru.inn, ure ; wisier. Mr Or. Bowl juiv so .u " " . moved at 114 00 to $14 25. Several 1.70-1.75. . ' hlinrirnH hnsrl krnn.ihl tIJ ie In ! Clrrnl . Ir..-. I,I I i inon. Southern Parlfir Cn vi rh.ri.. tu c .,aa , , - i c ;u i ' ' vfll ('""Orieh nnsehniB. Ore ; hrnth H Heltrel nubile ii tr.tie. rnmm . : . "1 M"u lz " -n,n anu larger I .Wl-Z.2ft, ' ' . navmnnd fiunMon. l,aGrnd. .on nf OrrtZ r"rl! St S!!n ,3 6i- r)cm'1"'1 aC've Ih"n2h. While CU As 3 - inch and larger, QTr J'"", r.un.Um. Salem. Orr vacate rertain nrder Usued hv th. Ollt Wilh flll mlere.sts htlvinB. Ha - I 2,8.-.1.00. 2-1 tnrh 2R.i-.100- C,tn. In l'j .... .7. ..." ,n 'I" "?w- defendant fnvernlnc operation of . RhC receinls totaled .B.000. rado Snani.sh .1 . Inrh and' lfll-nr. . Ortohrr' ?5 at IfKm a m" nXrXl Steers and heifers were quoted 1 1 .85-2.25. White filohes .1-inch and . " r f:"lldfr nominally steady in the cattle sec- j larger Z B.i. 2-3 inch 2 75, V, S. com- mil Kan wnmn tion where salable receipts tnlaleo mercial 2-5 'inch 1.75-2 00' Washing- c V"'" e'rt''n, of 2,1 s'rnttate , only l,0(m. A few coorf Meers were ' Ion Yellws 3-inch and larger I.B.V rn ".rviled 'hTv" w.fe0' 'm taken at $20.00 to $21 .00. 2.25. 2-3 inch l.7.i-l.S.i: l';ih While Wtlwm. SUmi Servlrej' will he held tows were steady lo 50 rents aKlones 3-inch and larger 2. B5t Mid- V' ,,, ,, V-S 1 .. 1 "' .p nown -it itn.2. lir $12 00 for utility : Yellowa medium 1.H5-2 25. n train. Clifford W nrnwn vt Wallai-e tl Bonestrrle ,lr dha f'a.earie Tran. It and Stfira?-: pefendant'n anwer d"nv(ng rrrtain port lorn of rnm plaint and nvkirif ditmt'cal. Art John tin n H Paldni John Doe Snauldtr.r rd f'hffnrd Chinman: o'rrniart' nintion to mir to low rommerrial and $:i 50 to nnrr d-timte and certain portion $10.75 for mnsl ratincrs nnd cut. i , lers. A few li:;ht tanners sold ; PROBATK f'Ot'RT ..flown to on. Miill were steady, Ftnhrrt M. Diem estate: Order approv ln final arrount. H-KrivJiMi l-'tmerj) Holl'.nd nfftrtflllns Itit.i..' merit in fily View Cemetery. Sidcm M.irkcls NU , Peternn In rorii.'nri. Ot , Ortnher 70 at ; the nrrr fl.V vrar. I. ate rr dnt of - I V irtl. .I.A.I c - . 1 toppini at $15.50. I nmpiled fri.m report of Salrm hv v iff. CI -ire P l.ir, . iem o'-e Salable sheep receipts totaled ",r niin of Capital "; ut r vP. 'iv!n. uiri- r l.iM. Prices held study. port of ale of pernor...! proprrti. Pnifi w toS2l.50 for most oml Huyers rpi.u r-.n irirFa , h.-nk, Mi ftahhit I'ellf, DISTRICT Cm RT Hamid Or vat Wtlon Wnodtmrn rhatgrti AWOL. relratrd lo V S Army authorities. 1.1 25-.1 45 IflO-lb. 1 "'fvlc Mr I BEGARDLISS ' f m of Mat. n 1 "NEIOEirS ' I Mo TV.PhMol 1 GUARANTEED S.rvi. 8 .On AIL MAtfl: or Prnmpt Sr rvire m f ft MKjUw . With ' In prime woolrrl tvnrs ijihoii'.'h n ! bV ""'-w . T-tt has). low In., f prim, rem -hrd l 7$ i V.i,? V,"" ., to $22 00. : tj ;tn- n ( iihi-h hnpt Poultry lliitnc I'rlrei Colored g . , r '"'' olil inn I'lr; rnlored Oliver Rav Rerven. 4W) state! ' M " K 'TU I II rtHleM 'fli- i'1 w. 1 'v.ocol'ired -nn refute, fmj-d 110. . onl M.,ni; af Rrnjn, wrr t A 5I-.I. ; (-... .m A A. 44. ','! ; Marv neeve. im st.te i.A,t n the Hnd of Trade Fri'iv. :',1,,rT1.A: "-': "'" A03?.2fr. w Ftetdmn. wati Ann'iimrf-irnt of htv hy W TniFdn Co. KI.or rVti'i !harp-d nh huntmr in s-tme Oealiw- hecame a lile more ae .rrfu ro'er .I'.ni'.reIhMlp1' KVA1'hh.ii. reiupe (med n. ; ..B,iw A r . KVAI. Variety Hi. I D.nll rraek Ml '.ed W.ee J l.o ere we.ik o 5 pcmla. d llrtj.il: AA iiailr KVAl.-Variety Hr . n.iarl .ha-e.d ill, "lailure In Vl.tr! v heillt) nls find rt failed lo 'l'"ain. . ; A print!. Mr. I al- KoTir, 'it " v4y - p'rt i,,ii."n r,rT:wf ,nJ: ' wus, AA P,, KI.OR ( hare of L.nmt . 'selling in nrw we.t 7(V; B (Mde 7r KVAi-wnt.tier MVRPIAfiK It(StC w,inr-' rethote on whi. - L ,r ' , 1," w I iruan' i ttma n.id 2.1. w.? , i-ritp oral will aTilal' t0 m ( la I re Sifjf.trd At a h.rmal Orlnher ( l.ite r Mdcnt nl 101 1 S T.ihe-tv lent Survived hv Ken. Iifn P : . Itlrd .s.'lcrn. Orr,; hmihc.., Jnr. W llnhhfrid, !).lr..:t I ,kc. Minn.; P. -v Adttiha-d, Adai -illr mK n ir -1. '"'r. M lf S AnrW nn, P ''""". I't . Ii 'nd'in. I!.rrt S ff ,-":r,T. me, onirtier-ln-rBw. S reirlrd Multn-.-vah Ore r ')! hv Vinii T. finlrirt Cn. ft 0 V . o a . w i . , m a
