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Newspaper Page Text1 w ffll . w0t, iufcsuay, iot.iiir id, laoo . . Sctioh 2 Pare 9 1 lOTUffTS THE MENACE Tele-Views O RaJio-Televisi ision TUESDAY ON KPTV: 3 p.m.. Matinee Theater "Murder Tomorrow," stara Jack Live lay. Gwen Gill. :30 p.m., Favorite Story "Cantorville Ghoit" by Oscar Wilde, narrated by Adolphe lienjou. 15-year-old daughter meets and frees liim from misery. 1 p.m.. Superman "Mar. in Lead Mask" Criminal escapei until detected as Supermaa. Result is break-up of clever racket. S p.m., Milton Berle Show Eddie Cantor guest Reminscei about many years of showbusiness. p.m.. Fireside Theater Jane Wyman hostess. Ruth Hussey Is Woman at Sea", unwanted wile who goes alone on voyage. 9:3 p.m.. Circle Theater "The Town That Refused To Die,", dramatized by Sheldon Stark, stars Darren McGavin. 11:10 p.m., Nile Owl Theater "Sky Dragon" Roland Winters, Mantan Moreland in Charles Chan thriller. TUESDAY ON KOINTV: 1 p.m., Garry Moore Show interviews football coach Durward Kirbv. about eifiht losses. 3 p.m., Red Dunning Hour "Blazing Guns" Jimmy Ellison, Russ llayden. 1:30 pjn. My Favorite Husband take up painting to compete in amateur art contest g p.m., Phil Silvers Show There 11 be no 'tenting' tonignt out "Sick-Call Ernie." 8:30 p.m.. Navy Log overcomes an obsession during bitter Korean fighting in "Navy Corpsman." 9 p.m.. The Whistler "The Pattern" predicting a murder, finds elf in trouble when fiancee's brother disappears. 9:30 p.m.. Red Skelton Show 'Private Eye' Red tracks the "Phan tom of the Ballet" (Peter Lorre, who else?). 10 p.m., Big Town suppressing star columnist's efforti to expose the powerful mystery man who heads the crime syndicate, in the Columnist." 10:35 p.m.. Meet Millie cowboy proves nothing to compare Texas styled courtship. , 11:05 p.m.. Showtime on Six "Square Dance Jubilee," Don Barry, Wally Vernon. TUESDAY ON T.LOR: 3:30 p.m.. Lady of the House Mrs. Van Acker of Palaskes Hill Villa makes famous cheese souffle that will not fail. Vincent Shor tino, operatic sudent, at Portland School of Music appears. 4 p.m.. The Rubles "Charlie Shops for a Trousseau." 5 p.m., Mickey Mjuse Club A Guest Star Day, Judy Marsh and Don Novis are guests of Mouseketcers. Theatre feature, "Duckhunt." 6 p.m.. Western Star Theatre "Arizona Terror" starring Ken I.ivn. rH. 7 p.m., Guy Lombardo Guest vocalist Karen Chandler sings "It's Almost Like Being in Lovo" and "Tonight My Love." 7:30 P.m.. Warner Brothers Presents "Casablanca" starring I rl.,rlM Mir.rrw ! 8:30 p.m., Wyatt Earp "Frontier Journalism Was Fearless"; I authentic atmosphere of election time in old West in which poll- t mnn.ni for office handled newspapers. Hugh O'Brian as Wvatt Earn. , , , . 9 p.m.. Make Room for Daddy Danny hears from old flames, lotta. im intrjentri hv Wife s-sn n m .. DiiPont Cavalcade Theatre "Crisis in Paris" Benja min Franklin nas dual prooiem as Americas enuij su negotiate a French treaty and bring two young lovers logeiner. 10 p.m.. Dangerous Asssignment "Body guard Story" Steve sent to Paris as bodyguard for girl who was eyewitness to political in-xn n m linmeinun Theatre "Cannon Ball Express" stars Tom Moore and Res Lease. . . u'cnMccnav nv trmv.TV 10 a.m.. Armchair Theater "Operation Mona Lisa" Ralph Byrd, Curt Bois, Marian Martin. ioin nk rrniK show "Sad. Sentimental and Sorry SnririMilv' There's Vallev." and "We Saw the Sea" liven the show. ... irniu vih nttv .hnwa "Cooking For Two. S p.m.', Garry Moore Show Ivan Sanderson drops in with new wild animal N.,,d, Rex Bell. a p.m. nra sjuuihuk ....... ' . - uk if Hour Thelma Ritter and Gene Lockhart .tar in "Christopher Bean," of woman who befriends dying painter struggle to keep portrait ..,.., rnomed 9 p.m.. Millionaire uoio iu ui By Authorities Differ .About Whether Cousins Should Wed By DOROTHY DIX , DEAR MISS P1X: I am a senior in high school and confronted with problem. 1 am in love with a cousin and, more than that, he is a year younger than-1. I'm mature enough to know this isn't just a passing fancy. We live quit a distance apart, and have onlv become really acquainted in tne past monm. R. S. ANSWER: Many states prohibit the marriage lof cousins, several religious groups refuse to sanc tion it, and medical authorities differ on its conse quences. Whether a love of a month is able to hurdle all these difficulties is open to question. lih hv million-dollar gift. 10 p.m., Pattl Page Show "Mississippi Mud"; "In Love. In Vai p..,'.. ' . .... tt-. Jn.t Couldn't Say Goodbye. Si.-"Troubled Waters" Jame, Mason, JV..1V p.U. " , , Alastair Sim, Virginia Chen-ill. n-rnurcnlV AV 1TPTV 8 a.m! Today First of two-part filmed report on American In- ii um voice sees from 60 to 85 present. Hospital ,,i,.n riiirinn and after an operation. Audience tour 12 Noon, NBC Matinee Theater-"Wuthering Heights," stars Rich 2 p.m, VVhati Cooking at Home-Lighting fixtures to give for 'n'r.'Matlnee Theater-"Hot Rod" stars Jimmy Lydon and Art Ba. pin. mast Hilltes Great moments in PCC play 7:30 p m". Coke Time-From Miami Beach Municipal Auditorium. and Frank Fay star in "lorn ana jerry. folk and pr.e, uafn. j prcn,onition" of dis- 8.3U p.m JTBiin-r nuuwf - - e. aster prevents Jim from making trip. ri a.. 'DnM A tftpflill. i0P30p.m M . District Attorney-Mul.i-million dollar houMng project at stake. David Brian as District Attorney alarmed when city reservoir snui on Decai """"""-:.,,'.,, oj c kin. n-l Theater "Killer Shark stars Itoaay mc II. IV . ' l" Dowell, Roland Winters. . WEDNESDAY ON KLOR: m.nn n uu- Khim "Timmit ClO!te-UDS. ;dV p.m., nun ihjivb tri.m ...r " - , S:30 p.m Lady of the House-Dorothy Sherrill, Consumer edu .,i.ii.i Dr.onn State Collene. guest of vere Kneeland hinx nn interior decorating. "."?"" '"''.. "" . - " i.. .h;Mr..'. .hn. 4 p.m., Kuala Iran ana uiiie neiurn ui p.iu... -featuring Fran Allison and zany friends. Kukla. whimsical puppet and Ollie, the dragon, supported by Kuklipolitan players. 4:15 p.m., John Daly and the News-Top award '"'" BC. newsman brings a complete acount of the latest world and national MiM pnu. See How They Leam-Portland Public Schools produc lion continues to explain the curriculum in mathematics. J 6h rde students at Grout School under Lloyd Busher and 5th grade stu dents at Marcus Whitman School under Warren Grosch show what they've learned on fractions. . ,. 5 p.m. Mickey Mouse Club-Maj Arthur Murray, who h,, nown 90.0M ft, takes son -John on TWA Rocket Ride to the Moon at uisnev ana fart in Amnnu, v - i-hi rhamn- 7 p.m.. Wednesday Night Fights-World elterwe,ght Cnamp lonship Fight. 15 rounds Welterweight Champion Carmen Basiho defend, his title for first time asa.nrt 'hV''TI.J, nir from DeMarco lost the title to Bas.lio in June of this year. Direct from Boston Garden. Boston. Coverage Dy nuss "''" . 8 om Disneyland Walt Disney features a gallery of cartoon of the Animated I Drawing" i lusting ev. lution of screen cartoons. "Humorous Phases of Funny Faces 1908 effort by J. Stuart Blacklon. created from b"Kkbrd chalk drat-, ings and stop motion photography. VV insor McC a ii pen-and-wt production "C.ert.e the Dinosaur." Example of combined lije ict.on and cartoon an.m.lion. Disney olfen ' T.ntaliiinj Fly. 9 p.m MGM Parade-George Murphy, host, takea viewers on camera tour of "Kismet" set at Culver City lot. 10:30 p.m. Hometown Theater-'Ray of Sunshine atari Ted nay and Janet Brown. What the heck co you go with MYtAMVZ' On Television KPTV (27).KOIN-TV (6) UHF VHF TLiSDAI :00 p.m. KPTV Heck Hsrper KOIN Red Dunning KLOR Mickey Mouse KVAL Roundup 5 30 p m. KPTV Telecourte S 45 p.m. KVAL News :00 p.m. KPTV See. Hea. kuii nnm. ipii.. news KLOR Western Stars KVAL Paul Killiam I 15 p m. KOIN Newt KVAL- Kascalf :30 p.m. KPTV Favorite gtory name inn i ur.e KLOR Korla Pandit KVAL lnlormauoo S 45 pm KLOR Newi KVAiv fatu rare. 7:00 p.m. KPTV Superman fM.VUU 7 KLOR Guy Lombardo KVAL Junale Jim 1:50 p.m. KPTV Dinah Shore KOIN Favorite Husbana KLOR Warner Bros. KVAL Falcon t:45 p.m. KPTV J C. Swayw t oo p m. KPTV Milton Berle kuiim silvers KVAL Milton Berle. 1:90 p m. KOIN Navy Loj KLUn wyatt a-arp S:00 p.m. KPTV Fireside KLOR Dannv Thomas KVAL Fireside :30 p.m. KPTV Circle Kuin-nfa BKeiion KLOR Caval-ade KVAL Secret Journey 10:00 p.m. KOIN Pif Town KLUK Lianneroua KVAL Detective 10:30 p.m. KPTV Grid Hllltel KUlPi Meet mime KLOR Movie KVAL Moviea 11:00 p.m. KPTV Movie ivuici movie WIDNISDAT t no a m. KPTV Today KOIN Pacific Panorama 45 a m. KOIN Reducing :00 a.m. KPTV Tenn. Ernie KOIN Valiant Lady 15 a m. KOIN Love of Life 9:30 a.m. KPTV Feather Nest KOIN Search 9:45 a.m. KOIN Guiding Lite 10:00 a.m. KPTV Ding Dona KI.OR lest patterns KOIN Armchair 10:30 a.m. KPTV Beauty Search KOIN Love story lift) a.m. KPTV Home KOIN Robert q. 11:30 a m. KOIN House Party 13:00 noon KPTV Matinee KOIN Bit Payoff 12:30 p.m. KOIN Bob Crosby 1:00 p.m. KPTV uaie witn L.ue KOIN Brighter Day 1:11 p m. KPTV 1st Love KOIN Secret Storm 1:30 p m. KPTV Mr. Sweeney KOIN Your Account 1:43 p.m. KPTV Modern Romance KLOR Public Interest I N p.m. KPTV What's Cooking KOIN KOIN Kitchen 1:15 p.m. KLOR Telecomlk J J0 p.m. KPTV-Howdy Dnody KOIN Strike It Rich KLOR Ron Myron KVAL Howdy Doody 1:00 p m. KPTV-Movie KOIN Garry Moor KLOR-Peulah KVAL Movie 1 30 p it, KOIN Godfrey Kinn-ljdv 4 00 pm. KLOR Kukla. Fran. Ollie 4:30 p m. KPTV Heck Harper KOIN Mr Moon KLOR Learning KVAL Guest Book 4 49 pm. KOIN Cartoor.s 5 00 p.m. KOIN Rrd Dunning KI.OR Mick Mouse KVAL Roundup gmpm, KPTV Telecours 5 45 pm. K VAI. Newt i 00 pm. KPTV See. Hear KOIN News Kl OR West Marshal KVAI. Superman I 30 pm. KPTV Pacific Cst. Hllltet , KOIN Kaleldlscope KI.OR 1 Franchise I 45 p m. KOIN Little Sho. KLOR Newt KVAL Webfoot Feata T OO p.m. KPTV Eddie Cantor KOIN 20th Century KLOR Boxing KVAL 3 Lives 7 30 p m. KPTV-Eddie FHher KVAL Disneyland 7 45 p m. KPV-News KI.OR Branegan I 00 D m. KPTV Screen Dlr Sho DEAR MISS T)1X: Some time ago you asked how wives had handled the question of a stingy husband. Here's how I did It. I told his family about his behavior, and you'd be surprised how well it worked. He was so embarrassed. B. S. ANSWER: Reader response to this column is usually quite gratifying. When I offer a leaflet or reading list, the result is overwhelming. Yet when I asked how wives had cured stingy husbands. 1 got exactly three letters. I realited that miserliness was difficult to overcome, but thought there might be some solution. Bishop Sheen, in a recent telecast, supplied the answer when he said that of all the passions, only avarice increases with age. So I guess there's no cure. Some might yield to such measures as Mrs. B. S. employed, but most misers are beyond embarrassment. GPP Co. Buys Co-op's Mill At Swisshome KANSAS CITY Sale of its lumber mill and adjacent timber holdings at Swisshome, Ore., to the Georgia Pacific Plywood Co., was announced Monday by the Con stimers Co-operative Association of Kansas City. Final approval of the sale was voted at a meeting of the board of directors Monday afternoon. The sale price was not an nounced, but Howard A. Cowdcn, president and general manager of the co-operative, said the mill, logging equipment and 5,000 ures of land represented an investment of about 2.S00.0O0. Cowden said the co-operative will continue to serve as a wholesale source of lumber for its co-operatives in a nine-state Midwest region. He added the firm planned to buy from Georgia Pacific and other firms. The mill has a payroll of 197. TRY CHRISTMAS CARD DEAR MISS DIX: A boy at the place I work left for college at the end of the summer. We had exchanged smiles and hellos. but that's all. Nevertheless, 1 can't forget him. He was so friendly. I can get his addresa from the files, but wonder if it would be forward to write to him. I'm sure he'd be glad to correspond if 1 started it. He seemed rather shy. T. O. ANSWER: Since you've waited this long, why not bide your time until the holidays and send him an especially nice Christmas card with return address, of course? Even a shy boy would pick up that gambit if he's interested. DEAR MISS DIX: 1 met a guy at a dance one Sunday night and he asked to tske me home. We saw each other every night for the next week and at the end of the week he gave me a friend- hln fine I was so haODV. Two days later he asked me to return the ring. He said he liked me very much, but didn't want to go steady. The following Sundav he took another girl home from the dance. I love him and umulrf like tn win him hack. J. B. ANSWER: It's best to be a bit cagey with these amorous speed demons. When a boy advances that fast In so snort a time ne s very ant to be as auick on the retreat. There s nothing you can no except oe pieasam wnen yuu mm n1 net another euv. You're too young (in fact, anyone is too young) to spend lonely nights over the one who got away. . Writ. DOROTHY DIX for free leaflet D41, "Successful Mar rlage." In all rases, be sure to enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope and esnd request to her, care oi this newspaper. NOTES ON THE NEWS I think our itirplM food problem is worse than yours." Ike Applies Ethics Code . To Advisers GETTYSBURG. Pa. (l'P)-Pres- ident Eisenhower today issued an order requiring unpaid govern ment consultants to "abide by the same high standards of ethical conduct which are demanded of all government officials." The order tightens up the so- called "conflict of interest laws. It applies to those officials who advise the government on defense production matters. White House Presa Secretary .lames C. Hagerty said It would apply to such cases as that of Adolphe Wenzell. who . ted as ad viser to the Budget Bureau while a member of a New York bank which advised the Dixon-Yates combine on a since cancelled gov ernment contract. CHARGE INS. FRAUD ALBANY John O. Goodwin, 19, Lebanon, was in the Linn county jail Monday awaiting a hearing on . a charge of bunng his car to col lect insurance. Goodwin was ar rested by state police during the . weekend. He Is accused of "de stroying property to defraud an in surer, involving the destruction of his 1946 Mercury Sept. It, after -it had become disabled. ADS IN THIS COLUMN RECEIVED . . . Too Late To Classify LOST: Black faille bag, leather lined. Identification pspera. Reward. PH. :-a4M days 1-1963 eyea. El.EC. ranee c Norge refrigerator. Ph. 4-SUS. PNP Calls on FPC to Reject Dam Protests $100,000 Loss In Mill Fire ROSEBURG tm More than $100,. 000 damage is believed to have been caused in the Saturday fire which bumed the main mill of the Smith River Lumber Co. near Drain. A damage estimate was being made Monday, Sales Manager Merle Main said he believed it would exceed tioo.ooo. The loss is partially covered by insurance. The mill is situated about 10 miles northeast of Drain on the Smith River Road. The fire was discovered about 2 a.m. Saturday by the night watchman. A good-sized crew tried to put out the blaze, but was unsuccess ful. The mill produced 80.000 board feet of rough timber daily. Thirty men were employed at the mill. It was not known whether the mill would be rebuilt. Water's Everywhere But Little to Drink POINT MUGU, Calif. uTi-This naval air missile test center, sur rounded on three aides by water, is threatened with a serious water shortage. A Navy spokesman said, how- ever, the shortage is ot iresn LEGALS The Federal water. One of four wells serving fA.rd'en commil SPOKANE I Power Commission has been asked to deny intervention peti tions filed bv public power groups opposing a Pacific Northwest Pow er Co. plan to build hydroelectric dams on the Snake River, officials of the privately operated utuity said Monday. PNP president Kinsey Robinson said the company, an organization of four Northwest private utilities, would "strongly oppose any effort to stop construction of a major power project designed to help re lieve critical area power shortages." The Intervention petitions were filed by the Northwest Public Pow er and National Hens canyon Assns.. and by the Oregon. Mon tana and National Farmers' Un ion, after Pacific Northwest Power applied for a license to build the $210,000,000 project at Mountain Sheep and Pleasant Valley on the Snake. PNP attorneys, in asking the FPC to deny the public power grbups the right to Intervene, con tended Northwest Public Power and the Hells Canyon Assns.. "failed to quality as intervenors under the Federal Power Act and the rules of the commission." REA Predicts Bonanza Sale Of Appliances WASHINGTON (I'Pl-The Rur al Electrification , Administration today predicted that farmers will spend 24 billion dollars on electric appliances and equipment during the next 20 years. This would be an average of $3,300 a farm. The prediction waa based on a study conducted by the Inter-in dustry Farm Electric Utilization Council, a group organized to en courage greater productive use of electricity in rural areas. The study itself was based on esti mates that the power requirements of REA financed systems will nearly double by 1965 and tripled by 1S75. I a) am. KPTV Father KVAL Riley 00 p m. KPTV-TV Thea KOIN Millionaire KLOFt MfM KVAL Science-Fief. M p m. KOIN Cot a Recret KLOR Masquerade KVAI Sherlock Holmes 10 00 pm KPTV Your Life KOIN Studio 57 KLOR Break Bank K VAI Rose howl Race 10 SO p m. KPTV Mr Dist Attorney KOIN I'atu rage KI.OR Movie 1100 pm. KPTV Movie KOIN Movie KVAL Featurefte the Navy reservation has been dropped from use because of salt water intrusion. Three other wells are still oper ating, the Navy said, but supplies are aonroaching the danger mark. The Navy met today witn the United Water Conservation District in an effort to obtain needed supplies. 4-H Awards to Oregon Youths CHICAGO W Fourteen young men and women eacn won w scholarships Tuesday at the Na tional 4-H Club Congress. The winners In the club s meat animal program included: James Ross. 17, Chinook. Mont. The garden awards program: Beatrice Barendse, 17, Browns mead. Ore. Winner of a $30d scholarship in the club's girls' record award pro gram was Alice Anne Loennig, 18, Haines, Ore. State winners In the 4-H dress revue program who received all expense trips to Congress includ ed: Idaho. Sharron Scheline, 16, of Donnelly. Oregon, Carlyn Eickworth, Coos Bay. Washington, Barbara Wiswell, 17. of Zilliih. Alaska. Patsy Uu Frampton. of Seward. LEGAL NOTICE Kotlra U hert-bv .riven of hoar inf to b held al 10:00 am.. Decem ber 15, tfl35. In Room 38. Portland Slata Office Buildin. MOO a. w Fifth Avenue. Portland. Oreion. for me purpoie oi aaopung a saiety Code for Electrical Transmltslon and Dlatrlbutlon Systema and Facilities. All persona Interested are Invited to attend. A codv of the nrnBoaed enria tt will be presented at this hea rind can Indus Commission BY OWNER, very neat 1 bdrmt. Clore in. Nice little home or vtry good Investment. 10 on your money Ph. 3-3M1 davttmea or 3-70B6 or 4-M1S after t p.m. 1 RR. Furnished house. Gar. Attc. 150 mo. Phone 2-BDRM. furn. Apt. utll. paid. Wash Inf Jacihtles.JlMJ lth. NEW Elee. Guitar. $1 10. Ph. GEESE for sale 307ft Hollywood Ave. Ph. 2-62. 49 OLDS "M" Rocket Sdn. Very nice. - Will take motorcycle or car UI trade. i-AWl after 7 p.m. main office. Public Service Building, Salem, Oregon. inis ncarine ii called in accord ance with Sections 654.005 to SM ltt O. . S.. inclusive. STATTT INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT William A. Callahan, Chairman. NJW.30. NEED ladv to cart lor children, my . home. Kelier. Ph. l-Onlft. 3-RM. basement apt. Warm Si dry. Private bath fli enir. Aauiis. 431 Union. M. tt P. Ui blk. Ph. 1-WM, IMS EASTERN built, new 34 ft. Lari brdrm. Hlle-away bed tn Itv. rm. Waa $4,394. Closing out price $3. 655. Save on this one. Cash of terms. 3305 Portland Rd. Ph. 2-0883. SPECIAL Tulip Ac Nursery. 4A20 Sllverton Rd King Alfred Daf fodll bulbs, 30c doz. Middle Grove IN THE CIRCUIT COl'RT OF THE 1 2-BDRM. furn apt. Prlv. tntr. 4i TATK Or OREGON FOR THE Pr,v J"n" .w "r J COUNTY OF MULTNOMAH I Good bedi. Most Of utll. furn. IM0T be oart me nt at Prohmte I nri itv id hie mutter ui ine uuaraianxmp of the person and estate of CLARA 13! SOI p Notice Is hereby given that E. ANDERSON, an Incompetent (No. 75011) NOTICE OF SALE Or hiahe title, U.S. Theft Sunpert Goes Free on Bail; BAKFR Harden Rex Ben nion. 23. charged with theft oi U.S. envprnment Drnperty. has been released from the county jail on in. $1,000 hail. Sheriff Lloyd wx reported Monday. NINE FIREMEN INJl RED Arrest of Bennion, which fol- FITCHBt'RG, Mass. iff Nine lowed issuance, of warrant at firemen were Injured early Tues- Seattle. Wash., was reported hy.iv in a e en era I alarm blare that J. F, Santoiana Jr., special FBI , destroyed four Main St. stores in agent at Portland. 15-degree temperature. The Rovernment property was Deputy Fire Chief Anthony Ro said to have been stolen in Seattle. ; ma no estimated damage at $150,- Bennion was arrested here. 000. i REAL PROPERTY Dl suant to a license order of the Pi bate Department of the Circuit Court or me .Mate or ureann. for the Coun- tv of Multnomah, tfulv itiadt and an. irrea on ine lain day or November. 1355. in the above entitled matter. ine unaersijrnra, as uuiraian or im Person and Estate of CUra E. Ander son, an Incom patent, will on and after the 18th day of December. 1R.13. offer for sale at private sale to the hest bidder for cash all the riht, interest ana estate wn rn tne above named ward has In or to the follow I n described real property sit uated in the County of Marlon. State of Orefnn. to-wtt: Lot Nine , Block flfx . RUBLINCTON ADDITION to the j City of Salem, County of Mar lon, State of Orrffon, ! Bids and offers tor the sale shall he In wrltini and mnde at the office l of W. C. WtnOow. Attorney. 409 Ma sonic Building. Salem, Oregon. CiOl.DADA W TOOKF. Guardian of the Person and Estate of Clara E. Anderson, an Incompetent. F C. HOWELL. Attorney for Guardian. 472 Board of Trade Bldf., Portland 4, Oregon. N 22.24. D S.13. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT As Administratrix of the estate of CHARLOTTE MAY I.ENNON. de ceased. I have filed In the Probate Drpartmrnt of the Circuit Court of Marion County, Oregon, my Final Account: and said Court has set Thursday. December 1.1. IMS. al 10:00 a m for hearing of oh)rc1ioni there to and settlement thereof. CHRISTINE R LENNON, Administratrix. C.II L A GHONSO. Attorneys for Administratrix, 700 Mam Street. Lebanon, Oregon, Na.29.DS.il Bendlx automatic wash Ins? michine. 1.10. Ph. 2-BflSB. 18 MM Bell Ac Howell Sound Project or, for rent, woperator. Ph. 3-S7S7. HOUSEKEEPER for 9 adults. Mod em home. Ph. 3-1KU, 3715 Portland Rd. N. E. Suburban Bldf. altt. 130 x i l.BOO. fti. i-aoiw. 4 -PC. maple bedroom set. Very fi condition. 1355 (fth St.. West 81 before II or after f :00. 'OOtf term WANTED: Baby sitting. Prefer in mf home. Ref. Fh. BODY and fender repair man wants position, rn. g-joi-g. M CHEV. 4-dr. WW. R A cond IMS N. 14tft St. m. H . A-! 34401. 195S MERCURY, trade my equity for older car, inO Nebraska. PPLFS Ree Delicious, also Spltx. Hand picked. Worm frea. No freer. Ph. 4-3943. Pi m Dr-T J.Latn.N D Dr O chaa. N O DBS. CHAN and LAM CI11NKSE NATUROPATHS Upstairs. 407 Court Si niflii open Sa'urday only la a as to I pm.; I to I p n Consultation blood pressure and urine tests are r rasa nt fhinf Prartleed since l17 Writ foi attractive gift Na nMlgatlnn. (Advertisement) ."""iFor Relief of Itch Druggists' Prescription Whfn Tour skm is Irritated arith oimples. fro blotches ind utter sfcin Dletmsnw trom ester nil caj'ises. Tou're crarr with Itch inf torture. tr Sanitnne Olnl- nrnl itrhint stops oromptlr imartlnt disappears immrdiateW iamloDf Ointment is also won dertm tm itchint leet cracks be Treen toes and .mlete s foot. Car ate CAPITAI DRUG STORf stale ii Llbem Phone S 3118 . i Officials of the Farm Home Ad- ministration saia aionaay uirjr ai- i reatjy had held preliminary dis cussions wish some grower iroups. If IK. ...im 1. .ianatH Hi. 11 1IIV iv, iui. - - - - -- . saster area, growers would be able 1 i ' w - fan fa v sn afl Growers Hit Bv Cold Ma v I saster area, growers would oe aoie f Al IT C i i 1 ! 4btain one-year jovernment J SiK UOe ltl Iranersency loaja at S per cent n- ! I terest to coer next year'a operat- W Anm i -r ,m a.tmi arm. ..... I rurviiv.'sf v..... s ln. costs. VETE W LES are bringing Santa AND His Reindeer ri To Salem . . . December 5 trs of truck, nyfsery and fruit Meagwhile. spokesman for the T ,n.,r,n siddIvioi for Northwest NutaCroasers Assn.. r J crops are considenn. ppiy "'.uma. .-. - feral disarter ksns as a resuU' porlrd that freeje 4mai to wal- if 1 Of In Person ! . e ALLEY MOTOR. 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