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Newspaper Page Text- :, 0 5, 1 0 V . (D 0 Q 0 Salem, Oregon, Monday, February 27) IPS' 0 0 o , G O Q o G O 63 Section 2 Page 9 r...-J.,n.u-jr1C3 0 . - Q (- & S3 Id 1 ELE-Views j Radio.felevhMti MONDAY ON KOIN-TV (61: 3:00 p.m., Garry Moore reads 5:00 p.m., "Outlilw .Roundup" on U bnen 7:00 p.m Mildred Natwick as woman who raises homeless "children in "Always Welcome" on Studio One. 8:00 p.m Ronnie sees thinfis. hears noises on Burns & Allen. 9:00 p.m., Lucy becomes involved in Parisian counterfeiters. 9:P.O p.m Lily. December rtrictc, manages 200-lb. sinqins wrestler. 10:50 p.m. Victor Jory in ".Men with Whips" on Showtime. MONDAY ON KI'TV: (27) 4:30 p.m. "Whispering Skull" with Tex Riltcr on Western Theater. 6:30 p.m. Respectable Viennese businessman caught in Cross Cur rent 7:11(1 p.m. Dragnet nut for string drugstore thefts. 7:M p.m. Tony .Martin sings 'Stranger in Paradise," "Band of Gold," "Baubles, Bangles and Beads." 3:00 p.m. Medic salutes Dr. Willirm Beaumont, pioneer in digestion. MONDAY ON KI.OR: (12) 3:30 p.m. Charllr Rugcles' son has first date. 4:::o p.m. '2-Gun Man" stars Ken 5:00 p.m. Child's tour of Italy, Mouse Club. fi:00 p.m. Mob violence rules in "Horse Thief" on Judge Ray Bean. 7:00 p.m. My Little Margie and dad arc resort servants. 7:30 p.m.. House movers move Topper's house in error. 8:00 p.m.. Marguerite Chapman as private investigator in "The Case of the Uncertain Hand" on TV Digest. 8:30 p.m. Thomas L. Thomas sings "You'll Never Walk Alone," Schubert's Sercirode. 9:30 p.m., Speech disorders explored in documentary Medical Hori zons. 10:30 p.m., Hollywood Wrestling. Tl'USDAY ON KOIN-TV: (6) 10 a.m., "White Violet" on Armchair with Eve Miller, Jim Davis. 2 p.m., Baked lamb chops on KOIN Kitchen. 3 p.m., Garry Moore show points differences between real life and movies. 5 p.m "Pecos Kid" on Red Dunning Hour, Fred Kohlcr, Jr. "Sweetheart of the Platoon" contest devised lv Phil Silvers. 8 p.m 8:.10 p.m., Two German brothers enemies in World War II on Navy Log- !l p.m.. Lawyer faced with defending murderer or losing life on Wistler. 9:H0 p.m.. Korean orphan co-stars on Red Skrllon. 10 p.m.. Big Town's Illustrated Press ficjits to save a man from road gang sentence on "Extradition." 10:35 p.m., Red Skelton appears on Meet Millie. .. TUESDAY OX KI'TV: (27) 11 a.m., Ethel Waters on Home; bowling prowess demonstrated; report Irom Washington, D.C. . 12 Noon, Zsa Z?a Gabor. Hugh O'Rrien "Tall Dark Stranger" why woman murdered by husband's employe. t p.m., Indian goes Sajjan on What's Cooking at Home 2:;I0 p.m., "Kentucky Carnival" on Matinee Theatre. 7 p.m., Long John Silver finds self condemned to hang. 8 p.m., Bob Hope Spectacular, Doug Fairbanks, Line Renaud, 4 European movie stars. 9 p.m., Joanne Dru as girl forsaking society to marry blacksmith who rises to cattle baron in "The Mirror" on Fireside Theatre, famous : western romance. 9:30 p.m.. Kim Stanley. Ruth Husscy in Playwrights '56 Flight,' love slory of flight from home, family, friends. 10:30 p.m-, Letter from girl significant when she turns up beaten in hospital in "Paris" on Dateline Europe. TUESDAY ON KI.OR: (12) 12 Noon, Jean Simmons, Katina Pazinous in "The Inheritance." 2 p.m., Dorothy Lawson McCall discusses Boston society on Lady of the House. S p.m., Mickey Mouse on Italy lour. fi p.m., "The Big Freeze" stars George Reeves as Superman. 7 p.m., Toni Ardcn sings "Sorrento" on Guy Lomhardo show. 8:30 p.m., In "The Desperate ',2 Hour" Wyalt Earp defends outlaw from aroused posse. 9:.10 p.m-, "Smyrna Incident" that could have precluded war nar rated. 10:30 p.m., March of Dimes Northwest AAC Boxing from Portland armory features Featherweights Ignaeio Balluslras, Ft. Lewis, vs. Denny Moycr, Portland Ramblers. On Television UHF-KPTV (27) VHF KOIN TV (6), to (12), KVAl (13) MONDAT 6:00 p.m. KPTV Pinky 1-r-e KOIN Red Dunning KLOR Mick. Mouse KVAL Hnundup ' 5:45 p.m. KVAL News 6:00 p.m, KPTV News KOIN News KLOR Judge Rnv Boan KVAL Adventuri? Road 6:15 p.m. fi:30 p.m. KVAl. Rascals KPTV Cross Current KOIN Robin Hood KLOR News KVAI Erirlv Arnold 7;0O p.m. KPTV RadRe 714 KOIN Studio One KLOR Margie KVAl, HopalonR 7:30 p.m. KPTV Tnny Martin KLOR Topper KVAL Adventure Search 7:45 p.m. KPTV News 8 00 p.m. KPTV Caear5 Hour KOIN Burns & Alien KLOR Digest KVAL O pry 8:30 p.m. KOIN Science -Firt. KLOR Concert KVAL Padre 7M 8:00 p.m. KPTV Medic KOIN Lucy KLOR Falcon KVAl, Sofret Files KPTV RoM Montgomery 9:30 p.m. KOIN December Urine KLOR Medical Hnrizoni KVAL Robt Montgomery KOIN Riley KI.OR T. Queen 10 00 p.m. 10:30 p.m. KPTV Pnwcrland Story KOIN Pa'tt Page KLOR W res! ling KVAl, Hunter 10 15 p m. KPTV Movie Museum KOIN Movie 11:00 p.m. KPTV Mo le TL'F.Sn A Y t -AO a m. KPTV Tod?r KOIN Pacific Panorama S 45 a m. 9 00 a.m. KOIN Reriucirr KPTV Tenn Ernie KOIN Valiant KOIN Love of Life KPTV Feather Nest KOIN Search Tomorrow KOIN Guiding L:te KPTV Ding Dong KOIN Armchair 9 15 a m. 9.30 a m. 9 45 ii m 10 00 a m. MOTOROLA in. f-7 Srl at $19995 U All-Channel MITCHELL Radio-Television Sr3-7577 H' Gi Z'K" Orren Stamps . , t80 STATE it. ' hi choice mail received rpppntlv Red Dunning Hour'wkh Dave 1 Marnard on Western Star. includes village circus on Mirkey ; separated since childhood meet as 10:30 a.m. KPTV Telecnurse KOIN Love Story 11:00 a.m. KPTV Home KOIN Robert Q. 11:30 a m. KOIN Houscparty ll:4S a.m. KI.OR Public Interest 12:00 noon KPTV Matinee KOIN Variety Kl.OH Film Festival 12:30 p.m. KOIN Bob Crosby 1:00 p.m. kp l v Date KOIN Brite Day 1:15 p.m. KPTV Modern Romances KOIN Secret Storm 1:30 p.m. KPTV Queen for Day KOIN Your Account 2:00 p.m. KPTV What's Cookltif KOIN-Kitchen KI.OR--I.adv 2:15 p.m. KVAl Reducing 2:30 p.m. KPTV Movie KOIN Strike It Rich KLOR Bculah KVAL Feather Nest 3:00 p.m. KOIN Garry Moore KLOR Hon Myron KVAL Movie 3:30 p.m. KOIN Godfrey KLOR Puhlir Interest 4:00 p.m. KI'TV Heck Harper KLOR Kul:la. Fran, Ollie KVAl, Modern Romance 4:15 p.m.t KLOR News KVAL Mod. Romances 4:30 p.m. KPTV Western KOIN Mr. Moon KLOR Western KVAl,- Date 4 45 p.m. KOIN Cartoons 5:00 p.m. KPTV Pinkv Lee KOIN-Red Dunning KLOR-Mickev Mouse KVAI, Roundup 5:30 pm. KPTV Howdy Doody 5 "45 p.m. KVAL News 6:00 p.m. KPTV News KOIN-Newi Kl.OH Superman KVAL Movie Museum G 15 p m. K VAL Rascal? 6:30 p.m. KPTV Favorite Story KOIN Name That Tune KLOR News KVAL Webfoot 6-45 p m. KVAL Adventure Rd 7:(H) p.m. KPTV Long John Sliver KOIN-l.000 ? Kl.OH Guy Lombardo KVAI Jimirle 7:30 p.m. KPTV-Dlnah Shore KOIN-Truft vour wife? KLOR Movie KVAL TLA 7 45 p m. KPTV News S:O0 p.m. KPTV Rob Hope KOIN Silvers KVAL Bob Hope 8 30 pm. KOIN-Nnvv Lng KLOn-Wval! Karp 8.00 p.m. KPTV Bob Hone KOIN-WhiFtier KLOR Danny Thomas KVAl. Jnnc W man B:30 p.m. KPTV Play w rich ts "56 KU1N -Reo Skelton KLOH Cavalrade K VAlrf Set-iet Journal 10 00 P.m. KOIN -Bur Town Kl.OH Man Behind Badge KVAL- Bums-Ailen 10 30 p m. KPTV Dateline Europe KOIN-Mitlie KLOR A AU Boxing KVAL-Fnmnus Piay 11 00 o m KPTV-Movie Speedy ... ffiicienf Television ' Service Call 3-9201 2140 S. Cemmtrrlal St. OPEN ft TO 9 DAILY Arkansas Man Dies iii Salem Thc body ol an Arkansas man who wrs found dead in bed Satur day at a-Portland Road auto court will be shipped to "Ai'kansfs for funeral services and burial. The man, identifies, as Tad C. KniRht, about 48, apparently died ' natural qauses according to Clarion County coroner's deputies His . body was discovered about noon. He was born at Amity, Ore., Nov. 28, 10O3, and is known to have a brother, Luther Knight, in West Memphis. Ark. The body will be shipped to Arkadclphia, Ark. Wcslhcrg Rites To lie Thuixlav MOLALLA Peter Weslborg, 82, resident of Colton for many years, died in the Myrtle Creek hospital Friday after a three weeks illness. He had been visiting his daughter. Mrs. Carl Renhard of Riddle since early in January. He was born in Sweden Jan. 21 1873, and came to Oregon in 1901. He had lived in Colton since 1907. ' early sales fed steers mostly 50 He was married to Catherine Ham- lower with many bids on good mcrstrom in Sweden in 1!!!)8 and grades l.oe off; few high choice she died in 1938. Mr. Weslborg prime steers nearly steady; fed was a retired carpenter, and a heifers mostly 50 lower; cows member of the Lutheran church of mostly steady-weak with some Colton. light sales 25-50 lower; bulls about Survivors are three daughters, steady; load choice with some Mrs. Renhard, Myrtle Donovan, prime 1,120 lb fed steers 19.50 Tnknnn,,. u.l. c n i ; spviirnl ln;wis hioh ehnicp lln In n ,1 1". ti U remind.' AlfrH of 1 Fresno f?alif ; anrf f rntt -rn.,o. .n grandchildren, and 18 great grand-, children. Funeral services will he held Thursday, March 1, in the Colton in,nrn uri, o - ... p. hart and Kent will be in charge ot arrangements and burial will he in the Lutheran cemetery Colton. at Port l;i ml Grain PORTLAND Wi Coarse grains, l.i - day shipment bulk coast delivery: Oats, No.2, 38 lb white 53.00-54.00 Barley, No.2, 45 lb B-W 47.50 Corn, No.2, E-Y ship't 63.00-25 : Wheat ibid), to arrive market, ! basis No.l bulk, delivered coast: j Soft White 2 20 Soft White (excluding Rex) 2.20 j White Club 2.20 1 Monday's car receipts: Wheat ;7; flour 10; corn 65: mill feed 15. MILITARY MEN AND VETERANS iMonday, February 27 Company B, 162nd infantry regiment, Oregon National Guard at Salem Armory. Oregon Mobilization Designa tion Detachment No. 1, at USAR armory. Marine Corps Beserves at USAB armory. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28 9414th Air Reserve squadron at USAR armory. Battery D, 722nd AAA, AW bat talion, Oregon National Guard, at Quonset huts on Lee street. THURSDAY. MARCH 1 Company D, 162nd infantry reg iment, Oregon National Guard, at Salem armory. Organized Naval Reserve sur face division at Naval and Ma rine Corps Reserve training cen ter. WAI.KFR PROMOTED 4TH DIVISION, Germany Robert J. Walker, whose wife re sides in Salem, Oregon, at Bju ; Hansen avenue, has been promot- e to a specialist tmro class. m rt j-.-.;,. umu Kl l- w i hi , battery A of the 46th anti-aircraft ruiR-iy udiwuimi m uir r uurin Infantry division. An Oregon: State College student before en-: tering the Army in September, 1S54, he has been overseas since 1 September, 1055. Walker is the ; Mill VI VllML'Il J. 1 ciIICI ((1 Ifa(i) Elm street. AT I'ORT LEWIS FORT LEWIS. Wash. Pvt. Donald E. .Malhona, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Mathena, Grand Hondo, Oregon, is a rifle man wilh company K o the fllh rociment of the Second Division ,M'" i here fie entered the Army last;' November Births SAI KM CP.N'ERAI. HOSPITAL BAl'ER To Mr. and Mr. Ralph J B a u p r. Woodhurn, a datichl'T. Fnhrnarv ?fi a imu n sir. fli.u i- m iS.ilo:n. Orpfjnn deems It nornsary ,.i i.ntu (frain- QnIH at new ia ham Wafon. Jr. Richland. Wash.. iand cxprdu.nt an(J hcu-hv declan-s ' , P. -r;t,ns som al new h('a a s'.'" February 26. lt!i purpnf:e and Intrnlion io nn-,SOnal highs. AKl'UI m Air. anu and Mrs. Clar- enrp Arndt. Sunryvicw avenue, twir sons. February 25 RE ED En To Mr. and Mr?. Wal ter J Reedcr. McMinnville. a daugh ter, F'-hruarv pnHN To Mr. and Mrs. Mtltnn D Sr.hn, P.SO Gardner road, a son. February 2.r. SALEM MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Mil NEH To Mr. and Mr. Edccr MHnrr Scio. a daughter. February 2fi. VANDEKHOOF To Mr. and Mrs. Willirm Vanderhonf. Rf.S South 18th street a son. Fibruary 2 RL'hTON To Mr. and Mrs Ro bert Lurton 321 Mavfield plare. a d.'UiPt :er Fchniary 26 DOL'C.HERTY T Mr. and Mrs, J;irn"i Doufhrrty. 2ZW North 4th itre.t a son February 25. SM ALLEY To Mr. and trs. WiJi; S.nailf y. S1S5 Skyline mud. a win Fv'uruary 25. WE TAKE BETTER CARE OF YOUR TV PHONE'ANYTIME 4-3327 w f.r Wrviet C.I1. Daily. 1410 S. I3ih TCIEVISION g , SERVICE CO. NOfys ' i st "Our winter was sd bad we Portland Livestock PORTLAND OP il'SDAi Cattle salable 3,350: market uneven: 1 ISO h fnH cf oi.ru IflO.?- nthnr choice steers mostly ' 11.0D; good steers largely 16.00- 17.00. witn some bids down to 15.50: utility- commercial steers 11.00 - 14.00: ; scveral 10aas mos"y cnoice lea , Pclf0" lti-00 - 50: .largely 14.50-15.a0 good heifers canner and cutter cows mostly 7.50 -9.00; A medium, 47-481; A small, 36-1 Mrs. Kirk was born at Suhlim scvcral sales to 9.50; shells down-,394. lily in a house located where the ward to 5.00; utility cows 10 1)0-! i.-Pct r.i!iiii:rn a a Ripp's Service station now stands. 12.00; few commercial grades . 12.25-13.00; utility-commercial bulls 14.00-15.00 few to 15.50; light j cutter bulls downward to 10.00. j Calves salable 125; market now , active, steadv-strong: choice veal ers 25.00 29.00. three head nrime.? l in on. ,J ,,.l,,,.e 41 nn nil. 1 commercial tirades 16.00 - 20.00 culls downward to 8.00; very few i Live poultry No. 1 quality, heavy calves available) one lot fo.b. Portland Fryers, 2'i-4 lbs, good-choice 533 lb heifer stock1,23', at farm, 22; roasters, 23, f.o.b. calves 15.00; good around 550 lb 'Portland; light hens 18-19; heavy 14 00 i i hens, 21-220 old roosters, U-14. Hogs salable 1,400; market fairly active, steady witn last weeK s . close to around 25 higher than last ' linbbits Average to growers 1 Evergreen Memorial park in Mc Monday; sorted lots U.S. No. 1-2, I,ivc white, 334-4l-j lbs, 2:i-2fi, 5-fi ! MtnnviUc. 1H0-235 lb butchers lfi.00-25; No. 3 lbs, 18-21: old does, 1014, few! He was born Jan. 1, 1!H2. at tirades these weights 14.00; few higher. Fresh killed fi vers tu f Stillwater, Okln., and attended lots No. 1. 150 lb offerings 1.1.50; j retailers. 58-B1; cut up, 62-65. I sows 320-460 lbs 11.00-12.50; weights! Wholesale Dressed Meats ! above 500 lbs down to 9.00. Beef carcasses Steers, choice Sheep salable 1.000; market 500-700 lbs. 30.00-33.00: good, 27.00 activc, steady-25 higher than last 31.00; commercial, 26.00-29.00; ulil week's general market; price in- 23.0-26.00; utility 22.00 25.00; crease mainly on choice fed lambs; j canners and cutters 19,00-22.00. around two decks choice fed' Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind woolcd lambs averaging 100 105 lb; quarters, 311.00-40. 0Q; rounds, .'15.00 18.75; several lots mostly choice 1 39.00; full loins, trimmed, 55.00 woolcd fed lambs 17.75-18.50; large 158.00; forequarters. 26,00 - 29.00; lot choice fed No. 1 pelt lambs 'chucks 28.0-31.00; ribs 38.00-43.00. 18.00; good-choice woolcd slnugh-j Pork cuts Loins, choice, 8-' lb, tcr lambs largely 16.50 -17.50; . 36.00-40.00; shoulders, 18 lb down, feeder demand narrow with few ! 24.00-2Jt.00; spareribs. 36.00-40. 00; good offerings at 14.50; other fresh hams, 10-14 lb. 43.00-47.. feeders going for slaughter atj Veal and calves Good-choice, all around 14.0050; good-choice wes weights. 32.0-48.00; commercial 5.00-6.50: small lot choice heavy ewes 7.00; cull-utility ewes 3.00-! 4.50. Chicago Livestock CHICAGO Wl - With receipts at 1 Country-dressed Meats, f.o.b. the lowest level in five weeks for Portland: a Monday, hoRs Rained 25 to 50 j Beef Cows, utility, 20-22 lb; cents. In some instances the ad-Scanners and cutters, lfi-18. vancc ran to 75 cents on offerings; VealTop quality, lightweight, scaling less than 230 pounds. j33-3fi; rough heavies. 20-30. Most 100 to 2B0 pound butchers1 Hogs Best light blockers, 20-21; sold at $12.00 to $12.50. Several lean light sows, 10-17. lots made $12.75 and a 50 head lot hil $n m Rll.f.hpr. cPiin-T 970 lo 320 pounds movcd a $1!5n to ;$12 on and m to 350 pounders at ? j 25 q jh.50. Pnme sleers snid at $20.00 to( $2s.00 while good and choice moved at $15.50 to $20.00. Low. prime heifers topped at $20.00. Salablc receipts were 10.000 hogs, 22.000 cattle, 400 calves and 500 sheep. W'lII Street I NEW YORK Prices werel somewhat lower in the late after-! noon Monday as the stock market iretreatcd after five straight an- I vances. Losses went to around 2 points ... tl, ,...(.-1,1.1 nwi,.,.,u .. .. : ',,,,, , ;h, . point at the best. 1. EG A LS NOTICE OF I N TK N T ION TO INf PHOVE WOODLAND DHIVE FROM KO t K LA ND DRIVE TO EO LA DHIVE MfTllfF HFHIvHV IS OIVFV lh.it the Common Council of the City of .i-i-.prove WOODLAND DRIVE, fr-mi to the north I in of tola Drive, in the City of Salrm. Orcein, hv hnncing K..id puiliun of said stre.-t to the ebtahlished giade. providinK dramape. i-onstrut-tinR cenu;nt con- nf ' Slri strrPt with a 2 , inTh p(initK-e concrete pavemmt .'in feet wtuv. hi mc expend oi me aoiminn and adjacent pi operty, except stt'iit and a ev n er.sertions expense will be assumed by ihr Ciiv of S liem. nit in ;tcrotd,mcr wiifci the plans ar.d speeif lent inns ttirrefoic wtlith ueie adopted the (.'.;non Cuunvil Febr mrv lf'r'il, win: 'n ari now on file in of flee of .trie city recorder wmrh by this re it-rent t herelo !,;ide a p.irt hereof. Theft pl.un .pecificftitons mav be exdiiuned by . any interested p'irty. A n v in terested prdperlv ica ni-r .m.t'." as cer'ain their ajjprnxnunle share of the cott of nicking the it prove -tT;crt at t'ie office of te -it en ;!eer. 'The Lummor? Council here by declares 'Us nm p-ise and Ini'-rt-lion td rr .ike the above derribrd improvement by and tnr&'-igh 'he street improvement department Owr.ers of prooerty liable for the cost of making such, improve ment may file written remon-.lran'e aa:nst the same with Ihe city re scrder at er.v time within ten days after the final publicitirn of this noMte Hv Order nf't-,e Common- CifuBttl, rebriirv in. W.l A LFRF-D ML'NDT, Ci'v Ite-nrd- r Di-i-p e.f first publicamn: Feb 20. I'-.S nt "f final L'V eb.2r4".Br J. tb:i i;rn Mar. 5. t HE iEWS ran out of St Bernards! M A K K E.T QUOTATIONS PORTLAND PRODUCE "PORTLAND Hi Bulterfat Tentative, subject to immediate change Premium quality, deliv ered in Portland 58-61 lb; first quality 55-58: second quality 50-53. Butter Wholesale, f.o.b. bulk cubes to wholesalers Grade AA, 93 SCOrC 57'j; 92 score, 56';; B ore, 554; C grade, 89 . Cheese-To wholesalers-Oregon singles, 38'3-41 lb; Oregon 5-lb -" Eggs To wholesalers Candled f o b. Portland. A large. 49-514: i j,rc 54.55. A arfic Si.53. AA Imodium 49-'r,i- A milium Wvi A small. 35-39'i. Cartons, 2 3 cents additional. ., , 1 ... o vuiiMimeis it large. " n'ium, Turkeys To producers L i v e weight tryers, 27. 1 27.00-40.00. Lambs Choice. 40-50 lb, 37.00- 39.(10: good, 35.00-311.0. Wool Nominal, clean basis. blood. 05-1.0 lb: blood. 1.00-02 lb; i blood. 1.12-15; fine. 1.18-23. Lambs (Jood springers, 33-35; venHimrs. Mutton-Lightweight cwes and wethers, 12-14; rough heavies, 8-10 Fresh I'rodure Onions 1 d a h 0 Yellows, med. 2.2550; Ige. 2.75-3.00; whites. 4.25- 50; Ore. Sherwood Danvers, No. 1. '2 00-25; Wash. Yellows, Igc, 1.85- 2.00. Potatoes Ore. Central Russets, No. 1-A, 100 lb. best, 4.25-75; Klam ath Russets. No. 1, 6 oz. 4.00-50; Idaho baled Russets, 5-10 lb, 2.60- Hay New crop. No. 2 creen alfalfa, baled, f.o.b. truck, Port- land and Seattle, 42.00-i3.00 ton. Chi Grsii iicauo mi CHICAGO 141 Hifih winds and some blowing dust ove rthe week end in parts of the Southwest brought buying into wheat futures Monda. . New crop futures led an nplurn extending to around 2 cents at times on the Board of Trade. live : advanced Willi wheat. All futures Feed grains failed to follow other cereals. i wheat dosed 1 lower In , . VILtU tluu 1 iwwtr 10 higher, March 2.1!(h-; corn 5 lower, March l'J1: olas ; 6J'h-V4; rye lower, March 62' la4 higher, March 1.33; soybeans (0 j Uj higher, March 2.fil'!-1 and lard unchanged to 5 cents a hundred jy oy ; pounds higher, March Salem Markets ' rnmnileil from reports ol Salem dealer for the (inrianre of Capital I journal Itrarieri. (Kevltrn riallv I (((tail Feed f'rlres Katiiiil I'eilei, - f.i (B0-lb ; Dapi (4 lfl-4 fifi (l(KJ-lb bril. ' L;:e Mash - M 45-4 5 Dairv Feed. Olt .l 48 iSOlb. bag). .:t;n-4 2p iHKl.lb haf!l I'nliltry Buylnc Trices - Colored 1 fryers. 24c. old roosters. 14c; Colored fowl 2ric; leftborn fowl. -J8; colored I roasters. 24c I Huyinc Price Erts Urge A A. 44r; ; laree A, 41-43'-; medium A A 41e; medium A, 34-40r; small A 2Z-25c ' medium A, t8-4:k': small A . 22-9( ; jferils higher thnfl prices bove: irpe i Krade A Bc-rersllv quoted at b- rned- Min at 55c. flutter Ml Buying nrev Premium 5Kc R print Kir ReUil A A Jfrade "it rartor. tU . A prints . B4c: r-tr'- ' Rtitler Who'esaie AA tj nri'i ftlttryE. Mitts Funeral Set o MOLAVJ.Ae-Mrs. Mary E. Mitts, 87, resident of Molalla since 1941, died Saturday at Jier home on East Main street in Molalla after a brief illness. Born in Manhaii-an, Inwa, July 15, ,1868. she had lived in Iowa Inwa until coming to Oregon in 1887 a year after her marriage, Dec. 12, 1R8C, to James Mitts who died in 1916. they lived in Needy until they came to Molalla in 1941. Mrs. Mitts was a member of the Molalla Rebecca lodge to which she had transferred from Needy where she had been a mem ber since 1904. Survivors are two daughters. Mrs. Georce tLucvi Katzenmever. route 1, Hubbard : Mrs. Cari ! (Rossici Damm, Molalla; two Damm. Molalla; two sons, Wesley and .lake of Mo lalla; a sister, Mrs. Lillie Marlowe, Ollie, Iowa: two brothers, John Bailey. Vernonia; George Bailey, Hillsboro: eight grandchildren, 21 great-grandchildren and 11 great-great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday. February 29, at 2 p.m. from the Molalla chapel of Ever hart and Kent. Rev. Rex Jones of the Molalla Christian church will officiate and final rites will be in Zion cemetery at Canby. Rebecca Molalla lodge will take part. Obihiaries Jennie Agnes Kirk SUBLIMITY Funeral services were held recently jt St. An row's Catholic church, Portland, for Mrs. Jennie Agnes Kirk, 8(1. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. i Leora Martin, Salem and Mrs. Lena Klum, Portland. Interment was in Mt. Calvary cemetery. 1 She spent the greater part ot her life in Portland, but was a fre quent visitor at Women's Catholic Order of Forester activities here. She was known throughout the state for her interest in WCOK work. Mac Davis Bowrn WILLAM1NA Funeral services for Mac Davis Bowen, 43, late of Willamina, who died following a heart attack while working at the3fl2 s. i6th. at the aie ol 7 years. S PI v wood mill. Services were! held February 24 vith interment in schools in Oklahoma City. He was married Oct. 19, 1936 at Moore. Okla., and the family moved to Willamina in 1945. He was a mem ber of the Baptist church. Survivors are the widow, Mar tha; two sons, Gerald and Robert; four daughters, Karen, Barbara, Patricia and Donna; two sisters, Mrs. S. K. Fox and Mrs. Bessie Woodring, both of Oklahoma City. O'Lciia T. Jorrlanger ALBANY Mr.s. O'Lenn Torina Jordanger. 71, of 911 W.t 8th Ave., died at a loeal hospital Thursday. The funeral under the direction of the Fortmiller-Frederickscn Fun- oral home, was held Monday at j (ne immanuel Lutheran church with burial in the Willamette Mem orial park cemetery. She was born at Hope Hyen, Nor fjord. Norway, Dec. 5, 1884, 1 and came to Bristol, S. D., with , her parents at the age of 8 years, j She was married to Carl K. ' Jordanger Oct. 5. 1901 at Webster, S. D. He died Oct. 12, 192G. Mrs. I Jordanger had lived in Albany since l!Mfi. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Caroline Centers and Mrs, Ror-'hild Strnmselh. both of Al- hany; Mrs. Agnes Klatlum, Web ster, S.O., and Mr.s. hlvina rields, ; Salem; fours sons, Percy. Albany; j Oscar. Minnesota; Arthur. Yank ton, S.D.. and Melvin Jordanger, Denver, Colo. Helena Rubinstein helps you to lose weight more easily, effectively, safely! Low 5! I.ojc 10! l,o 50 pounds! Whetlici reducing is a new idea to you. Whether you've made dozens of useless attempts. Helena Ruhinstein's revolutionary new discovery ItEDUCE-Ain, promises you effective results. Just lake 4 to 6 of the medically formulated, flavorful Reduce Aid tahlets daily, follow the easiest diet plan in the world and within a reasonably short time, wear a smaller size . . . have a younger figure. MEDICALLY SOUND METHOD Reduce-Aids arc safe, never laxative or bloat ing. They arc fortified with vitamins and. minerals to help give you more energy, and vitality than ever. The exclusive ingredient, Appe-Curh, helps tame a runaway appetite, also helps you cut down on smoking. YOUR PERSONAL REDUCING PLAN" Willi Reduce Aid you get free, Helena Rubinstein's Reduce Rook, wilh four medi cally lesled did plans from which to choose. See the Sunday brunches, bedtime snacks, CAPITAL DRUG 405 Slate St. (Corner of liberty) We Give Green Stamp s3 ' 3 ra 0 tutz Services Set Tuesday Funeral services for F. C. Lutz, Salem nurseryman who dieff Sat urday evening at his home, 2454 Walfepf street, will he held Tues day at 3:30 p.m. in the W. T. IUgdon Chapel. Interment will ho in Mt. Crest Abbey Mausoleum and Crematorium. t t i mhz was uiunner m uik r mw-j Utc rcsidcnl o( 1210 VaUcy View, er Shoppe on N. Libertv. street S:ilem. At the residence. February and was 75 at the time of hisl- Survived bywtfe Mr Ac , , ,ort , I German. Salem. Doughter, Mrs. Jane drtith. Born May 14, 1830, at Huntley. Sik-m. sister, Mrs. Pjnn Krldwille, Iowa, LlltZ moved tO'More. Pontine. Mich. Two grand- llillsboro at the aae of 21. .i and Mona Williams of H?llsboro were married there in 1905. They i i i i m'M ""''t 7 , Z ,t. "hrre I"u,z ,was, emplovf d. by 'h.! ,ale "5 T, 7 . ' " business now conducted by a son. His wife died in 1!M8. He was a charter member of Salem Eagles and member of Salem Lodse 335, BPOK. Survivors include three sons, Francis F. Lutz, San Diego, Calif.; Carl L. I-utz, I.os Anaeles, Calif., and Don Lutz, Salem: three daughters, Mrs. Clara Christen sen, Mrs. Helen Hamilton and Mrs. Barbara Victor, all of Sa lem; two brothers, Kichard Lutz, F.ddyvillc, Iowa, and William Lutz, Ottumwa, Iowa; four sisters, Mrs. Clara Schulz, Alladena, Calif.; Mrs. Hattic Streeby, Pe oria, 111.; Mrs. Anna Packer, St. Paul, Minn.: and Mrs. Emma Me- lanc, Dcs Moines, Iowa. MARILYN IN HOLLYWOOD HOLLYWOOD to Marilyn Mon roe is back in town. Feeling "a bit tired." the shapely actress ar rived by air from New York Satur day nisht to do "Bus Stop," her first film for 20th Century-Fox since she and the studio callc off a yearlong feud. Deaths Mri. Mary V. llakcr At the residence, Auinsville, Ore.. Feb. 25. Survived by sons. Samuel C. H.ikcr, Middle River, ColU.: Maurice Raker, Tillamook. Ore.; Roseoe C. mid John C. Baker, both of Auins ville: Krandsona. John W. and Jcr rv L. Baker, both ot Aumsvllle, An nouncement of services later .by Clough-Barrick. Frank Virell Brown Husband of Mavbl Brown. Salem, fa mcr 01 Bruce Brown, aaiem: oroinrr of Loll Brown. Bakt-r. Orenn. One srandehild and one 8-eit-Kran(lchiUi iiln survive. Services will be neld Wed.. Feb. 29. at ::i0 p.m. In liie ( hapel of W. T. RiRd in Co.. wilh rr.ncludinr scrvie.. .t! hcer ?l Mc nifirinl Park. Dr. Llovd T Anderson will ufflciate. Cory Allen Harlrll In Ihia city Feb. 24 nt the age of 73. Residing at 2im Stale St. Late resident of Arr.ita, Calif. Husband of Lottie May Biirtell. Salem; father of Mrs. Robert J. (Donna) Williams. I, of Altos, Calif.; grandfather of Judv and Luclndn Willi a mi of lts Altos. Calif.: brother of Fred Bartell. Springfield, UK; Mrs Delia Lemert, Finest Grade Insured Again Automatic Keep ;UNlDN5ERrJ delectable desserts-with no calorie counting! You eat the foods you like and you eat often, so no fits of depression and irritability over, take you as with ordinary reducing diets. ECONOMICAL-140 TABLETS, 2.95 You get HO Reduce-Aids, a 4-week supply at just 2.95, complete with a purse kit to carrr a day's needs. Start taking Reduce-Aidj and start taking off weight, todayl T..M. STORE DemVr. Colo.: uncle of Mrs. Joseph . Schaller. Salem. Services will b held Tuesday. Feb. 28 at 100 a.m. in me Chanel oithe W. r. niiaun Co. Ritualistic services under the ausnicrs of Pacific Lodee No. 30 A.r. A A.M. Entombment will be made in the Portland Memorial. Hardtnf Terrace. tD.m. fnllnwinir services. XT. terooks H 4ore will officiate.. Member a'f Cottage Grove Lodge No. 51 A. F. & A. M of Cottage Grop. Oregon. .. Jay Y. liurneti At tl-0 residence. 392 S. High St Feb. 24. at the ace of 59. Survived:, by one sister. Geraldine Conpton, Alsea, Ore. Announcement ol serv ices later by Howell-Edwards., : 'Kdward 4. German children. Services will be held Virgil T. Golden Chapel, interment Belcrest Memorial Park. Olson oflu-ialtng. Mrs. Martha (Hint her Late resident of 750 Churchdale Ave., in a loci I hospital, Sunday, Feb. 2t. at the ajte of 74. Survived by husband, Robert Gunther. Sa Irm; three sons. Rev. Paul Gunther, Salein, and Ralph and Clarence Gitn ther, both of Minneapolis. Minn. Ani nouncrmcnt of services later by Howell-Fdwards. Taft C. KniRht ! In this city, Feb. 23. at the use of 47 years. Survived by brother, Luther Knight, West Memphis, Ark. Announcement of services will "b later by the Howell-tdwarris Chapel. Rose MrAmilty At a local hospital February 2t at the age of 68 vears. Survived by brother Leo Srhcrzinger of Holland, Ore. Niece. Mrs. Lester Harr of Ore gor City, Ore Recitation of the rosary will be Monday. Fb 27 at B p.m. In the Chapel of the Howell Edwards Funeral Home. Mass wilt be held Tuesday. Feb 'J8 at 9 a.m. in Josephs Catholic Church with Interment In St. Barbara Cemetery. Howard Kichard Pickett At the residence. B45 Marlon, Fob. 24 at the age of 64 years. Survived by wite, Marcaret Pickett. Salem. Two sons, Donald S. Pickett of San Francisco, calil.. ana James rl. fiCK ett. Portland, Ore. Two grandchild dren, James Randolph Pickett and Laurel Kathryn Pickett, both of Port land, Ore. Brother. Warren E. Pick ett, Washington, Ph. Sister, Mrs. David G. Gilmore. Salem. Member of the Salem Lodge No. 4, A.F. & A.M. Services will be held Tuesday. Feb. 28, at 2 p.m. in the Chapel of the W. T. Rigdon Co. Concluding services at Rest Lawn Memory Gar dens. Pallbearers: David H. Camer on. J. Karl Cook. Berton Bennett; Joe Hutchinson, Jens Svtntlt and Jnines Turnbull. Fernando Cortez Lutz Late resident of 2-154 Walker St.. Salem, February 25. Father Of Francis F. Lutz, San Diego; Mrs. Clara Chrlstensen, Salem; Carl L, Lutz, I.os Angeleii; Mrs. Helen Ham ilton, Salem; Don Lutz, Salem; Mrs. Barbara Victor, Salem; 11 grandchil dren, four great -grand children; brother of Richard Lut7, EddyviUe, Iowa, and William Lutz, Ottumwa, Iowa; four sisters, Mrs. Clara bcmiiz, Altadena. Calif.; Mrs. Hattle Streeby, Peoria, III.; Mrs. Anna Packer, St. Paul, Minn.; Mrs. Emma Melono, Des Moines, Inwa. Member of Elks and Eagles. Services set for Tuesday, Feb. 28. at 3: 30 p.m. in Ttigdnn'l chapel. Interment at Ml. Crest Ab bey. Mrs. Myrtle Edna Pat ton Late resident of 328 So. Pine, Al bany, Ore., Feb. 27th. Survived hy husband, Benjamin C. Palton, Al bany. ' Daughters, Mrs. Catharine Flckert, Albany; Mrs. Elma Jones, Eugene; Mrs. Knburta Lars en. Salem. Sons. Paul L. 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