Salem, Oregon, Wednesday, March" 13, 1957
THE CAPITAL JOURNAE
Section 2 Page 9
13:15 pjn.
5:30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY ON KOIN-TV: (6)
5:30 p.m., Armchair Theatre "The Last Stoo" with John Warbur-
ton, Carol Mathews.
7 p.m., Sleel Hour Voodoo. slloorslitinn and ralnvsn music nrnviriV
background for "The Bottle Imp." Stars Farley Granger.
8 p.m., jo Stafford Show Vocalist Jave P. Morgan, cuest. with Jo
StaKord guest hostess for Arthur Godfrey.
9 p.m., inc millionaire bx-U.I. returns to Ita v to find war sweet
heart embittered woman.
10 p.m., Studio 57 Bis-time racketeer of bygone era tries lo "take ud
where he left off." Victor McLaclen stars.
10:40 p.m.. Showtime on Six "Steel Trap" stars Joseph Cotton.
Teresa Wright.
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WEDNESDAY ON KPTV: (27)
5:15 p.m., Afternoon Theater "Swine Hostess" starring Martha
Tilton.
7:30 p.m., Xavier Cugat Show (color) 15 minutes exotic music with
vocalist Abbe Lane.
8:30 p.m., Father Knows Best Bud learns there's more to owning
a car than driving it.
9 p.m.. Theater (color) '"Collision," drama of collision in
Atlantic between two passenger freighters.
11 p.m., I am the Law "The Impossible Death."
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WEDNESDAY ON KLOR: (12)
5 p.m., Range Rider Outlaw's twin brother out lo kill everyone
responsible for. brother's hanging.
5:30 p.m., Gene Autry copes with a mail-order romance.
6 p.m., Sheena, Queen o (the Jungle Woman kills her father-in-law
on jungle safari '
6:30 p.m., Father Mac's Album "Truthfulness."
7 p.m., Mayor of the Town stars Thomas Mitchell as Mayor of
Springdale. Girl high school reporter helps save an innocent boy from
a jail sentence.
7:30' p.m., The Unexpected "The Professional Touch" murder with
Carleton Young and Virginia Grey.
8:30 p.m., "Outward Bound" fantasy stars the late Leslie Howard
and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
10:20 p.m., "Private Detective No. 1," stars Jane Wyman, Dick
Foran and Maxic Rosenbloom.
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WEDNESDAY ON KGW-TV: (8)
5 p.m., Mickey Mouse Club "Anything Can Happen Day."
c n.m.. Last nf the Mohicans "The Coward." .
7 p.m., Wednesday Night Fights Middlewcights Spider Webb and
Randy Sandy meet in Chicago in in-round doui. ,
8 p.m., Disneyland "Fantasyland The Great Cat 'Family." Special
feline characters used in Disney productions.
9 p.m., Navy Log "War of the Whaleboats." Novel campaign ol
harrassment asainst North Korean coast.
9:30 p.m., Orafe & Harriet Ozzie to be first civilian to ride new.
cunorsnnic" V-lOO Sahrp irt. .
10 p.m., Theatre "Fate Travels East" stars Linda Darnell, who
reads a suicide note found in club car.
10:40 p.m., Channel 8 Playhouse "Mr. Winkle Goes To War,"
comedy stars Edward G, Robinson. i
THURSDAY ON KOIN-TV:
2:00 p.m., KOIN Kitchi
3:00 p.m.
like contest.
4:45 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
5:30 i.ni
(6)
'Shamrock Dessert."
Garry Moore Show Announces two finalists in look a-
Cartoon Time "The Hep Cat," Don Juan, the cat.
Rih riimninff Ron Shav visits Uncle Red.
Armchair Theatre "False Colors" slars Robert
Shavnc, Sheila Ryan, D.ivid Colmans.
7:00 p.m., Highway Patrol Broderick Crawford walks in trap
when tracking trio of highway killers.
8:00 p.m., Rob Cummlngs Show Schultzy takes time off and ar
ranges for cousin to lake over, (Bonita Granville). .
8:30 p.m.. Shower nf Stars Jack Benny host to Gale Storm, Law
rence Welk, Jacques D'Amboisc, and Hcdy Lamarr.
9:30 p.m., Playhouse 90 F. Scott Fitzgerald's "The Last Tycoon,
slars Jack Palance, in return engagement, Vivcca Lindfors, Kcenan
Wynn, Peter Lorre. Excitement and tension that surrounds movie exe
cutives. , .,, .
11:10 p.m., Showtime on Six "Gnssly s Millions with Paul
Kelly, Virginia Grey.
THURSDAY ON KPTV: (27 )
' 10:00 p.m., Home "The Crisis in School Discipline with the wi
dow of a Wisconsin school teacher killed by own pupils; food festival
built around St. Patrick's Day. '
12:00 p.m., Matinee Thcalcr-"Ycstcrday's Magic . (color)
.1-30 p m., Northwest Home How to make your eyes beautiful.
4:15 p.m.. Horse Opera-"Descrt Trail" starring John Wayne.
5:15 p.m., Afternoon Theatcr-"Murder is My Business, Hugh
Beaumont, Cheryl Walker, Lylc Talbot.
8:30 p.m., Dragnct-A necktie salesman reports burglary and ac
cuses former employe. .,.,!
9:011 p.m., Orcat Rlldersleeve-Using Huck l'inn as an example,
Gildv suggests nephew build a raft. .
9:30 p.m., Tenn. Ford Shw Giiesl is George Gobcl, scH-proclaimed
"New look in Hollywood leading men."
10:00 p.m.. Video Theater-Patricia Mnnson and Gordon MacRae
in the Victor Herbert musical adventure "Eileen."
THURSDAY ON KLOR: (12) . ... '
2:00 p.m., Llle With Elizabeth Elizabeth tries lo prevent office
from seeing her black eye. ,' . , ,
2:30 p.m., Ladv nf the House-.W-voice choir from Baker.
3:00 p.m., "Private Detective No. 1"-Slars Jane Wyman and Dick
1"'.W p.m.. Western Star Theatre-Johnny Mack Brown tracks
down a murderer on "Dead Man s Trail."
5 00 nil., Kit Carson-Kit rescues a kidnaped lady ranch owner,
discovers rescued the wrong woman. Bill Williams. Don Diamond.
510 p m Gene Autrv-Gcne and Pal are mistaken lor outlaws.
fi:00 p.m., Rocky Jones, Space Ranger-' Inferno in Space", chap
ter I.
S:30 p.m., Buffalo Rill. .lr.-"The Fight for Texas.
7:00 p.m., Fights From St. Nlrk's-10 round welterweight bout wilh
Gil Turner of Philadelphia vs. Rudy Gwin n( Cleveland.
8:00 p.m., Jungle ,lim-"A Fortune in Ivory.
8:30 p.m., "Invisible Slripes", starring the late Humphrey Bogart.
William Holden, George Raft and Flora Rnbsnh.
10:20 p.m., "Circus Shadows" with Dorothy Wilson, Jane Rich
mond. ...
On Television
UHF-KPIV (27) VHJ KOIN-TV (6)
KLOK (12). K0W-IV (8). KVAL (13)
scheduled only it begin-
WEDNESDAY
KUIN Rea Dunning
KLOR Rails, Rider
KVAL Big Roundup
KGW Mn-key Mouse
KPTV Movie
KOIN Armchair
KLOR Gene Autry
KVAL Newt, Wea.. Spls
KOIN Wea., News, Spts
KLOR Shccna
KGW-Hawkcye
KVAL-jtt'ild Bill
KOIN D. Ewards News
KPTV-Bowline
KOIN To Be Announced
KLOR Fr. Mac
KGW Newsbeat'
KVAL Telephone Time
KLOR City Hall
KOIN Sleel Hr.
KLOR Mavor of Town
KGW Boxing
KPTV Xavier Cueat
vK LOR Unexpected
KVAL Famous Playhse.
KPTV-World News i
KGW Hank Weaver
KPTV To Be Announced
KOIN Arthur Godfrey
KVAl -Cochise Sheriff
KLOR Movie
KGW -Disneyland
KPTV Fathr Knows Best
KVAL Science-Fiction
KPTV Theater
KOIN Millionaire -KVAL
Theater
KGW Navy Log
KOIN Got a Secret
KCW-Ojal. ft Harriet
KPTV-Your Life
KOIN Sludio 57
KLOR News ,
KVAL Your Life
KGW Theater
KPTV Mr. D. A.
KOIN Movie
KLOR Movie
KVAL Rasslin'
KGW Movie
KPTV-I Am The Law
KVAL Public Prosecutor
KPTV-Tonight
KVAL Tonight
THURSDAY
B:00 l.m. KPTV Today
KOIN Panorama Pacific
KGW Prayer-Hymn
R:I5 a.m. KGW Town ft Country
ftT0 a.m. KGW Cartoons
8:45 a.m. KOIN Fun to Reduce
9:00 a.m. KPTV Tic Tac Dough
KOIN Valiant Lady
KGW-Teltscope
9:19 a.m. KOIN Love of Llf (
9:30 a.m. KPTV Could Be You
KOIN Search Tomorrow
9:45 a.m. KOIN-GuUling Light
10:00 a.m. KPTV Home
. KGW Movie
10:30 a.m. KOIN As World Turns
11:00 a.m. KPTV Price Is Right
KOIN Miss Brooks
11:30 a.m. KPTV Tenn. Ernie
KOIN Houseparty
KGW Workshop
12:00 noon KPTV Matinee
KOIN Big Payoff
KVAL Matinee Thea.
KGW Wunda Wundl
12:30 p.m. KOIN Bob Crosby
KGW Tclcrama
1:00 p.m. KPTVr-Queen for Day
KOIN Brighter Day
1:,5 p.m. KOIN Secret Storm
1:30 p.m. KOIN Edge of Night
KLOR Puhllc Interest
1:45 p.m. KPTV Modern Romance
KVAl. Modern Romance
2:00 p.m. KPTV-Creal Life
KOIN Kitchen
KLOR Elizabeth
KVAL Great Life
KGW New Horizons
2:30 p.m. KPTV Truth Consequen,
KOIN Strike It Rich
KLOR Lady of House
KVAL Truth-Conscq.
KGW Stage 8
3:00 p.m. KPTV Telecourse
KOIN Garry Moore
. KLOR Movie
KVAL Movie
KGW Film Festival
3:30 p.m. KPTV NW Home
KOIN Arthur Godfrey
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Albert Benson
Dies at Boise
From Boise comes word of the
death in a hospital there Sunday
of Albert Benson, 59, former Sa
lem resident,
Benson, who left Salem in 1952
and was a tool and die maker
until ill health forced his retire
ment last November, was born in
Thetford, Mich., Nov. 12. 1897. He
was married Aug. 1. 1946 in Sa
lem to the former Rennie Purs
ley. Benson was a life member and
a past master of Kingwood Lodge
No. 204. AF 4 AM. West Salem;
a member of the Scottish Rite
Bodies of Salem; Mystic Star
Chapter 81, Order of Eastern Star,
Boise: El Korah Temple of the
Shrine, Boise; and Veterans of For
eign Wars. Salem. j
Surviving besides Hie widow arc
a daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Pike,
Boise; a son, Wilbur Pursley,
Boise; a brother. Roy Benson,
Munson, Alta., Canada: two grand
children and two great grandchil
dren. Funeral services are lo.be held
in Boise.
Reward for Fire Fighting.
Holmes to Co
To S.F.Meet
Gov. Robert D. Holmes has ac
cepted an invitation to be one of
the featured speakers at the West
ern Regional Conference for the
President s Committee of Higher
Education it San Francisco next
month.
Gov. Holmes will preside over
Ihe April II general session which
will include discussion of "The
Student as a Human Resource."
The Teacher as a Human Re
source, and "Our Material and
Institutional Resources." Speakers
for the panel will include Dr. O.
Mercfith Wilson, prcsidnet of the
University of Oregon.
Some 25 Oegon citizens have
been named by the governor, to
serve on the Oregon committee
and participate in the three-day
conference which will include ed
ucational leaders from II western
states, Alaska and Hawaii.
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365 N. Commercial
Salem firemen got an extra reward Tuesday for a job
well done as this decorated cake cattle from Howard
Damon, 891 N. Commercial, whose house was saved from
considerable damage by a flue fire last week. Cutting the
cake is Capt. (lay McCauley while Milo Acschlimann
(seated) and Al Tompkins arc ready for the eats. The cake
is topped by firemen's hats and Dalmatian dogs, and reads
"Thank You, 'Salem Fire Dept." (Capital Journal Photo)
Crash Damages
3 Automobiles
Three cars worn dnmnnpd in a
Collision On Hinhwnv 99 nnoi- H,
Bonneville power station Tuesday
evening, siaic ponce reported.
Drivers were listed as Noel II.
Dickey, Rt. 3; Milford J. Van
Hess, 4260 Silverton Rd.; and
Charles Edward Riddle, Corvallis
No one wnc ininrnri nfrinnrc cail
Dickey was cited to court on a
cnarge oi lonowing loo closely.
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
"Passport to Alealraz" starring
TlllRSnAY ON KGW-TV (ft)
10:00 a.m.. This Morning's Mnvlt
Jack Holt and Nnah Berry. .,.,
11:30 a.m., Community Workshop-Mountain Safety Program.
12:00 Noon, Wunda Wun(ta-"The Third Monkey.
l'-30 pm Telernmn-Chef Gino and Konnie Worth host and hos
tess for special guests. Ray Milland in "Civic Improvement." Color.
2:30 p.m.. Stage a-'Passace Home."
3 00 p m.. Alternoon Film Fesllval-' Broken Journey stars Phyl
lis Calvert. James Donald. Setting is Swiss Alps.
5:00 p.m., Mickev Mouse Club-Japanese Foreign Correspondent.
s!oo p.m., State Trooper-' Boulder Joe's Bottle House.''
7:00 p.m., I Led Three I.Ives A strange kidnaping plot and a les
son Philhrick learns the hard way. m
"30 p.m., The Lone Ranger "Clover in Ihe Dust.
9:00 p.m.. Danny Thomas-Terry decides to leave school and be
come a model. , .
9:30 p.m., Bold Jnumrv-' The Red Sea , Fish and undersea crea
tures never captured. Dimilri Rehikoff narrates his films.
10:00 p.m., Racket Squad-"Check and Double Check" expn.es check
cashing swindle. . ..
10: (0 p.m., Channel Playhouse "Living In A Big Way . Gene
Kelly. Marie MacDonald. and Phyllis Thaxter.
Rules Changed by Wage Group;
Minors Not to Get Benefits
PORTLAND UP The Oregon
Wage and Hour Commission
Monday changed its regulations
so Ihe 50-cent an hour minimum
wage law will not apply to minors
engaged in (arm harvests on a
piecework or unit basis.
The commission also said at its
meeting here that work permits
will not required lor minors
who work '(t) 0 O raraydous farm
Jobi. o
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The new rulings will go into
effect in M days.
Twenty-five farmers testified at
the hearing that the minimum
wage and wnrk permit rules
', would hamper harvesting
The attorney general's office
had interpreted the commission's
rezulations as applying to minors
working in farm harvrsts. and the
charges wtT adopted so they
Oould not The effect is lo con-
I Unite past practices. i
HAVE YOU NOTICED?
Only Milltr'i Hvo ftetn Advtrtiting
up to $
200
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KPTV Whittle
KI.OR Western
KPTV Movie
KOIN Mr. Moon
KVAU-Date
KOIN Cartoon
KOIN-ncd Dunning
KLOR Kit L'nrMin
KVAL Big Roundup
KGW Mickey Mouse
KPTV-Mnvle
KOIN Armchair
KLOR Genu Alltrv
KVAU News, wca.
KOIN Wea.. News.
KLOR Snaco Ranccr
KVAL Annie Oakley
KGW Stale Trooper
KOIN-D. Edwards News
KPTV Montr Crlsln
KOIN-Name Thai Tune
KLOR Buffalo Bill
KGW Newshral
KVAL Headline
KPTV Uherare
KOIN-Hmhway Patrol
KLOR Hnxlnc
KVAl, Hawkcve
KGW Led 3 Lives
KPTV-Dinah Shore
KOIN 1 Search Adventure
KVAL Frontier
KGW Lone Manner
KPTV-NKC Newi.
KPTV-Grnucho Marx
KOIN Boh Cumoilnes
Kl.OR lunele Jim
KVAL Grouehn Marx
KGW Circus Time
KPTV-Drasnet
KOIN Shower of Stars
Kl.OR Movie ,
KVAL Draenrt
KPTV-r;i!derlreve
KVAL Man Called X
KGW Dannv Th'imas
KPTV-Krnle Ford
KOIN-Playhousr 90
KVAIKrnle Ford
KGW Rnld Jonrnrv
KPTV-Vldco Theater
KLOR News
KVAL-Vlden Thealer
KGW-Rackrl Souad
KLOR News
KLOR Movie
KGW-Movie
KPTV Mvslery Thea,
KOIN Movie
KPTV-TnmsM
KVAl. Tonisllt
W.F.Campbell
Services Set
Funeral services will be held at
the W. T. Rigdon chapel Thursday
afternoon at 1:30 o'clock for Wil-
lard K Campbell, late resident of
1435 Trade St., who died at a
local hospital Tuesday morning.
Rev. Wayne Greene will officiate
at the service.
Campbell, who had suffered a
heart attack February 9 and been
hospitalized most of the time since,
was in the furniture business at
one lime in Salem and was a re
tired employe of the state of Ore
gon. Born in the Macleay community
east of Salem July 16, 1891, he
was the son of the late D. S.
Campbell and Martha Baker
Campbell. Campbell spent his
early boyhood in the Macleay and
Stayton areas and moved into Sa
lem when about 10 years of age.
He was married in 1913 in Salem
to the former Gladys Hopkins and
from 1915 to 19.17 the couple re
sided in the Rosedale community.
They returned to Salem to reside
in 1937.
Campbell was a member of the
First Christian church.
Surviving besides the widow are
two daughters, Mrs. Lenore Vla
sic, Salem, and Mrs. Margaret
Bright, Eugene; three sisters, Mrs.
Jessie Ralston, Lebanon, Mrs.
Virginia Martin,: Salem, and Mrs.
Mary Jane Murray, Santa Bar
bara, Calif.; and three grandchil
dren, James. Janice and Judy
Bright, all Eugene.
PORTLAND tTI - Bulterfat
Tentative, subject t o immediate
change Premium quality, 'deliv
ered in Portland, 02-05 cents per
lb; first quality, 59-62; second.
quality, 54-57.
Butter Wholesale, f.o.b. bulk
cubes to wholesalers Grade AA,
93 score, A grade, 93 score,
6014; B grade, 90 score, 59;
C grade, 09 score, 57.
Cheese To wholesalers Oregon
singles, 41-48 lb; Oregon 5-lb loaf,
43'.i-S3.
Eggs To retailers Grade AA,
large, 45-46: A large,. 43-44: AA
medium, 42-43; A medium, 41-42;
A small, 35-36. Cartons, 1-3 cents
additional.
Eggs To wholesalers A large,
40-41 Vs; A medium, .3!i-40'i; A
small, 33-34Vi.
Live poultry No. 1 quality,
f.o.b. Portland Fryers, 34-4 lbs,
24; light hens. 10-1.1 at farm;
heavy hens. 14-15 at farm; old
roosters, 7-9.
Turkeys To producers L I v c
weight fryers, 27-2H.
Itahlills Average lo growers-
Live whiles. .l'H'i lbs, 23-26; col
ored pelts 4 cents less: old does,
1012, few higher, frcsn Killed
fryers to retailers, .lif-64; cut up,
62-65.
Wool Nominal, clean basis.
blood, 1.10-12: hlnod, 1.16-20; li
blood, 1.35-38; fine, 1.40-43.
Wholesale Dressed Meats
Beef carcasses Steers, choice.
500-700 lbs.1 34.50-37.5(1; good. 32.00-
36.00: standard, 30 00-3.1.00; com
mercial cows, 2il.uo-.1l.00; utility,
26.00-28.00; caniiers and cutlers,
2fi.no-28.no.
Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind
quarters, 38.0(1-4.1.011; rounds .18.00
42.00; I u 1 1 loins, trimmed. 5.1.00
60.00: foreqnarlers, 30.00-33.ud;
chucks. 32.00-35.00; ribs. 40 no-
Pork cuts Loins, choice. 8-12
75; Winesnps, extra fancy, pack
5.50-6.00; loose, 3.25-40.
Celery Calif., 2-2'4 doz, 4.00-50,
stltne down to 3.50; hearts, 2.25-50
doz.
Potatoes Local Russets and
Burbabks, No. 1, 100 lbs, 2.25-50;
Central Ore. Husscls, 2.115-3.25;
Ige. 6-14 oz, 3.50-4.00; Klamath
Falls bakers, 4.00-25; 100 lb, 3.50-
4.00. 1
Hay No. 2 green alfalfa, baled
f.o.b. Portland, 32.00 a ton; some
lots 2.00 lower.
Chicago Grain
CHICAGO Ml' Wheat futures
were lower in early Board of
Trade dealings Wednesday but
steadied at times due largely to
export buying.
A fair amount of export busi
ness was reported. New crop
wheat deliveries also were stead
ied at times by buying influenced
by high winds and dust in the
Southwest winter wheat belt. The
Weather Bureau said winds car
ried the dust inlo the Midwest,
where it was noted early Wednes
day in Chicago.
Wheat closed to lower,
March 2.31; corn Vi lo Vt lo'wcr,
March I.30H; oats unchanged to
Vt lower, March 74-i; rye 1 to
2V lower, March 1.35; soybeans,
1 to ! lower, March 2.43, and
lard 2 cents a hundred pounds
lower to 5 cents higher, March
14.50.
A. Steigerwald
Dies in Portland
Word has been received in Sa
lem of the death Sunday at a
Portland hospital following an
emergency operation of Alvin M.
Steigerwald, lather of Mrs. Austin
Elvers, Salem. Steigerwald was
one of the family who a number
of years ago operated Ihe Steiger
wald dairy, which built the big
milk bottle on Sandy Blvd.
Surviving besides Mrs. Eivers
are his widow, Beatrice Steiger
wald, Portland; two other daugh
ters, Mrs. D. W, Embree and
Mrs. J. L. Redman, Portland;
a son, Allen Steigerwald, Portland;
and 13 grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock
at the Ross-Hollywood chapel in
Portland.
H. S. Williams
Dies at Home
Harold Sumner Williams, em
ploye of the Salem Supply and
Equipment company for the past
few years and a lale resident of
735 Fairview Ave., died unexpect
edly at his home Tuesday evening.
Williams' death was from a heart
attack. He had known he had a
heart ailment since Christmas
time.
Born at Rochester, Minn., Sep
tember 30, 1901, Williams came lo
Salem from Minnesota in Septem
ber 1911. He was a member of the
Salem Heights Baptist church.
Surviving arc his widow, t h e
former Roxie Strike to whom he
was married in Minnesota in 1929;
a son. RogcrWilliams, Minneapolis;
a daughter, Miss Lois Williams,
Salem; six brothers, Clyde Wil
liams and Neil Williams, Median
icsvillc, Iowa, Allen Williams, Her
man Williams, Wandell Williams
nnd Earl Willimris, near Roches
ter, Minn.; and two grandchildren.
Announcement of funeral services
will be later by the Virgil T. Gold
en chapel.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND W-(USDA-Catllc
salable 350: market active, fed
steers, heifers slrong-50 higher,
cows strong, two loads mostly
choice 1,01.1 and 1.057 lb Idaho fed
steers 22.75-23.00, load 1.165 lb and
truck lot 1,112 II) grading choice
22.50, several lols good sleers
20.00-21.00, standard 18.00 - 19.00;
load good and choico 807 lb fed
heifers 20.25, scattered loads good
heifers 18.00-19.25; canncr find cut
ter cows mostly 11.00-12.50. heavy
Holsleins to 1.1.05, utility beef cows
1.1.50-15.(10, one lot 915 lb commer
cial cows, 16.00. 17 head lot 1,015
Ih fed commercial cows Inlo Tues
day 17.25; ulilily bulls 15.00-16.50.
Calves salable 50; market ac
tive, steady; choice venters 28.00-
.10.00. one higher choice 32.00,
culls downward to 10.00.
Hogs salable 250; mnrket opened
slow, later active, fully steady:
kl). S. No. 1-2 butcher hogs 180-
235 lb tnoslly 20.25-20,50, our bond
20.75 and 12 head 21.00 few mixed
1-2-3 grades 19.75-20.00, No. 3 down
to 19.00; few 320-550 lb sows 14.50
16(10. Sheep salable 150; market slow,
steady-weak hut some interest bid
ding lower; individual choice 105
lb lamb 22.50, lew ulilily and good
wnolcd lambs 19.00-21.00, couple
lols moslly choice 9.1-105 Ih fall
shorn lambs 21.25-21.50; lew good
nnd choice ewes 9.00-10,00; couple
Chicago Onions
By United Press
Supplies moderate; demand
light, market dull.
Track sales: (50s) Yellow
Globes, fair to good Michigan ear
70-pver cent 2-inch and larger 75;
Minnesota 65 per cent 2-inch and
larger 60.
Streot sales:1 Idaho or Spanish
good quality 3-inch and larger
2.50-2.75; Colorado White Globe 2-
3 inch some best 3.00, poor lower;
Texas Grann, Grancx and Yellow
Hnrhosn 2-3 inch 2.25-2.35, some
2.40; .1-inch and larger 2.50-2.65
Crystal wax 3-inch and larger
3.25, 2-3 inch 3.50; Mexican Crys
tal Wax 2-3 inch mostly 3.75. few
3.85; Midwest Yellow Globes me
dium 1.00-1.15, few best 1.25.
Steger Rites
To Be Friday
WOODBURN (Spocial)-Funcral
services will bo at .1:30 o. m. Fri
day at the Ringo-Cornwell Funeral
Chapel for Henry G. A. Steger,
68, who died at a Brooks nursing Cemetery.
nome luesday alter a short ill-
Pederson Chogen
Stale FHA Chief
WASHINGTON m riseae P..
derson, Portland realtor and prop
erty manager, is the new Oregon
director for the Federal Housing
Administration.
He was appointed to the post
Tuesday to succeed J. Guy Ar-
ringion, wno recently was named
FHA deputy zone operations com
missioner for eight southwestern
states.
Deaths
Harold S. Williams
Al the mclri.n-. Til v,i
Avenue. March 12. Survived by his
wife. Roxie Williams of Salem:
daughter, Lols Williams of Salem!
a son. Roger Williams of Minncaoolis,
Minnesota, and two grandchildren.
Announcement of services will be
made later by the Virjll T. Golden
Co,
l'eter Jonas
At the resldi-ni-it irt-t u,,l c,
March U at the age of 6S years!
Survived by a sister. Hiss S. Jonas
at Minneapolis. Minnesota, and
brother. Alhert Jnnt. in r.
Announcement of services will b
made later by the Howell-Edward
Fueral Home.
WUIw P. Campbell
In this Citv March 1911, T .1. ...I-
dent of 1435 Trade St.. Salem, at the
age of 85 years. Husband ol Gladys
Campbell. Salem: lather of Mis.
!!"!r.e vl?slc- S'lem. Mrs. Margaret
Rriglit. Salem: brother ot Mrs. Jessie
Ral&tnn. Lebanon r)r Mrs
........... nic,,,, ,,. wary jane Mur
II.
ray. Santa Barhara. Callr Ai.n .....
yiving are three grandchildren. Serv.
ices will be held Thursday, March 14,
A, i .iu, in inc cnapei oi me w. T.
niednn Co.. Rev. Wavn r-..n.''
ficiallng. The family wishes to say
in lieu of flowers please send to the
Heart Fund In eare nf ih incai d..
Office.
Sylvia McDonald
Late resident nl low r.i. r.
Salem, at a local hospital, March 11.
Survived by daughters. Barbara
Haakensnn, Salem; Tayccne McDon
ald Salem; ton. Dennis Rook, Salem;
father. Joe Irish, Salem. Slslerl,
Mrs. Elbe! Parrtih, Wtnloclt. Wash.:
Mrs. Alice Shepard. .Coquille. Ore.!
Mrs. Josephine Williamson. Salem;
hrothcrs. James Irish, Newport, Ore.;
Carl Irish. Gladstone, Ore. Sxt.
Maurice Irish, Ft. Ord. Calif. Serv
ices will he held Thursday. March
' ?. P In the chape! of She
Virgil T. Golden Co.. with Elder H.
P e c k h a m officiating. Interment,
I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Dayton, Ore.
Leo Axsel Alirenklel
At Ihe residence of 3113 Elmi
St., Salem. March 13. Survived by
wife. Mrs. Eva Ahrenklel. Salem,
Daughter, Mrs. Nina Van Hess. Sa
lem: sons. Morris Ahrenklel nnrln
Ore.: Kenneth Ahrenklel. Idaho-
Keith Ahrenklel, Stayton, Ore. Sis
ters. Mrs. Louisa Johnson, Iowa:
Mrs. Ina Smith, Calif. Five grand
children also survive. Services will
be held Thursday. March 14th at
10:30 a.m. in the Chapel of the Virgil
T. Golden Co. Rev. Donald A. Hall
officiating. Interment, City Vtew
Mtna Chamberlain
At a local hospital March 10. at
the age of .tin years. Survived by a
sun, r nun. pa. namncriBin, aaicm;
46 00 46 00; shoulders. ID hi W rmm. around M-70 lb feeder
SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS
NOW
LOCATED IN OUR OWN NEW
BUILDING
1620 Slate St.
RADIO & TV SERVICE
Byer and Bechfel
Servicing All Makes Models
Ph. EM 4-9767
lambs 16 00.
Ih.
down, 30.00-33.00; sparcribs, 44.00
46.00. I.nmhs Choice, 45-55 lbs. 40.00
42.5(1; good, all wis, 38. 0(1-40.00.
Pork carcasses Shipper style,
120 170 lb .11.50-31.00.
4B IXI; Iresh hams, 12-16 lb, 43.00
47.00. Slab bacon-All wis. 42 00 51 no.
Veal and calves Good-choice,
all wis. 33.00-50.00; standard,
30.00-45,00.
Fresh Produce
Onions Ore. Danvcrs, mod.
2.25-.V): 3 in. 3 25-7i; Spanish. 3 lo high prime 1.250 to 1.350 pouod
in. 4.00 50: t'olo. white. 4 50-75. I steers brought $26 00 lo $26 75, the
Apples boxes Ore -Wash. Ked lop
Cliicngo Livrslock
CHICAGO iifi Hogs were
steady to 25 cents lower Wednes
day alter climbing for several
trading sessions.
Around 100 head of mostly No.
I 200 to 220 pound lings brought
a. lop of $16 00. Larger lols of
mixed grade 375 to 550 pound
sows sold ill $15.25 to $16.25,
A few loads of average prune
Delicious, exjra fancy, tray pack
and wrapped, med, 6 50-7.00: Ige,
; 5.00-50; loose pack, small, 4,00-25;
i.vlanilaril llelicious, Ige, 4.50-75;
Newtons. loose, extra fancy, 3.75-
4.00. few 4.25; combination 2 50-
Slaughter lambs reached a high
top of $24(10 for good to prime
wooled slaughter kinds.
Salable receipts were 7.000 hogs.
17,000 cattle, 300 calves and 2.000
sheep.
COLOk '"fY 0UPB
WED. MAR. 13
11 Na.n
IJ 10 M
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7-10 PM.
1 00 P M.
K'TV-NIC M.linis
KOW-l.l.,.m.
KOW-'.on.. Club
KMV-X.v!.t Cut.l
KPtV-Knfl Ih-itra
Sale Strvjte fer RCA
MAKING OUT
INCOME TAX?
Look for
ACCOUNTANTS
ATTORNEYS
FINANCING
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I'oi'lliind Grain
POHTI.AND Ml Coarse grains,
15-dny shipment, bulk, coast deliv
ery: Oals No. 2, .ID-lb while 55.00.
Barley No. 2. 451b B. W. 50.00.
Corn No. 2, E, Y. shipment, 6125-(12.00.
Wheal (bid) lo arrive mnrket,
basis No. I bulk, delivered coast:
Soil While 2.(10; Soft White (ex
cluding Itexl 2.60; While Club 2.60.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 2.50;
10 per cent 2.50; 11 per cent 2.50;
12 per cent 2.50.
Hard red banrl: Ordinary 2.60;
10 per cent 2,6(1; 11 per cent 2.60;
12 per cent 2.60.
Car receipts: Wheat 26; bailey
flour 4: corn 4; mill feed S.
Wall Slrent
NKW VOHK m - Industrials
improved and trading picked up
late Wednesday allernoon as the
slock market bettered early
gains.
Volume for the day was esti
mated al around 1, 600.000 shares
compared with 1.600.000 Tuesday.
Inappropriate Prize
FAIItVIKW, Mont. Mi The
booby prize of two dozen eggs
didn't soothe Cyrus Snlshury's
ruffled feelings at losing a card
game. Satsbury. gets about 400
eggs a day from his poultry farm.
ncss. Burial will be in Forest View
cemetery, Forest Grove.
Steger was born Feb. 7, 1889,
at Nuromburg, Germany, and
came to the United Stales as a
child wilh his parents. He moved
lo Gcrvais from. Grants Pass in
1943. He was a section foreman
for the Southern Pacific retiring
in 1950 alter 30 years service. He
was a member of the Gcrvais
Presbyterian church,
Surviving aro his wire. Mrs,
Ruth E. Steger, Gcrvais; four
daughters, J.ois flosc Ami, Nadean
Evelyn, Barbara Gayle Sieger, and
Mrs. Betty Jo Ramsey, all of Ger-
vais; three brothers. II. DcMon .
Scbold, Portland; Eugene Schnld,
Grants Pass: and Billon W. Sc
bold, Torny, Calif.; two sisters,
Mrs-. Ilcrmina Williams, and Mrs. f iviirred L. I.antis
Maybelle While, bolh of Collage ute res'ideni of nt. I. Box 77s. Sa
urovc; nun inrco grandchildren.
Louis Chamberlain, Tuyunga, Caltf.j
unuHmcia, ivira. wiary L MOiman, aa
lom - and Mrs. Gerta G. Thomas.
Portland. Mrs, Hallle Nosblsch, Sa
lem: sisters, Mrs. Rtttie Montney, .
Falls City. Ore. 18 grandchildren also
survive. Member of the Falls City
inrisuan unurcn. services win De
held Thursday. March 14th at 1:30
p.m. In the chapel nf the Howell
Edwards Funeral Home. Rev. W.
Harold Lyman will officiate. Inter
ment, Rest Lawn Memory Gardens,
Cart T. Henry
Late resident of Rt. I. Salem,
March Bth al the ace nf 57 vears.
Survived by brother. Fred Henrv.
Seneca. Kan; John Henry and Tom
Henrv both nf Anaheim. Calif. Sis
ter. Mrs. Rose Mandevilie. Anaheim.
Calif. Announcements of services
will he marie later by the Howell
Eriwards Chapel.
Mrs. McCIun
Rites Friday
LEBANON (Special) - Funeral
services (or Mrs. Beulah McCIun
of Holley will be Friday al 2 p.m.
at Huston's Sweel Home chapel.
Mrs. McCIun, for It years post
master at Holley, died March 10
al the I.angmack hospital.
Born Sept.' 20, 1902, at Holley,
she lived there most of her life,
except for a few years at Albany.
Mic is survived by her husband,
Ben, and a son, Maurice McCIun,
both ol Holley; Iwn sisters, Mrs.
Ilcna Alesna of Oakland, Calif.,
and Mrs. Ann Duiuiway nf Falls
City; two brothers, Harvey Ham
ilton, Holley, and Frank Davis of
I' alls City; and two grandchildren.
LEGALS
Icm, March llth. Survived by wife,
Mrs. Emma Lnntls. Snlem: nieces.
Mrs. Lena Brown. Kent. Ore.. Mr.
ZncDell West, Willows, Calif.; neph
ews Floyd Lantls. Condon. Ore., Dan
Lnntis. Hood River. Ore., missel I
I.antis, Son Francisco, Calif. Service
mi ne held mursaay. Marcn mn
I 1..10 n.m. In the Chanel of th
Cloiifih-Barrick Funral Home. Dr.
i niti jpwion roiinjf win oinciaie.
Interment, Pike Cemetery, Pike, On.
Jamci Milton McQiude
Late resident of tiW K. Madron
Ave., at a local hospital March 9,
Survived hy wife, Mrs. Alice M,
McQuadc; two daughters. Joyce Mc
Quade and Linda McQuarie; one son.
Jumps McQimde. all of Salem; on
brother, Cecil McQuade, Edmonton,
Alta.: fmir st-sler.. Mr. Alice Brim
rr, Kriinonton,' Alta.; Mrs, Gertrude
Twpfdle. Vancouver, B. C; Mn. Jean
McCoy, Vancouver, h. c; mm. uwen
Kantv. Cdmnntnn. Atta.: parents, Mr.
and Mri. James H. McQuade. Ed
montnn. Alii, services in virgii i.
GoMe& chapel Friday. March 15. at
2 p.m. Dr. W. Berkeley Ormond will
officiate, iniermem, neicren Me
morial Park.
Salem Markets
Ciimpilrd trum repurd ot Rairm
dealrrt lor ihe fiildanr of CiplUI
Tonrnar Rftarten fRtvtied diiyj
reedi:
H lblt Ptlleta - 3.3& 180-lb. bag):
14 M on MW-lb hf
r.n Mash - 14 1.1 1 110-lb .
Dairy fred $.1 P5-I3 50 (80-lb. bai:
11 .'t'l-l 20 ilOft-lb baf I
I'oiiltrv
Huyinc priced Colored fryers, 2ne;
old rnnjiterii, Br; colofrd fowl, 16c;
Irchorn fowl, 1.1c.
Buying prlres AA. 7r; large A,
35c: medium A. Ilr; ninll A. 22f
Wholesale priren: A jumbo. Mr;
extra large AA. 47c; larre AA, 4,'ir;
large A, 4.1e; medium AA. 42r; A
malt. IV. On rartnni, .V additional.
Ft ii it -rf ah
Buying prices Premium, tMc;
flrt grade. 61c; rade 2, 55c.
Birtlrr
HelaM AA grade, 75c; o,uartem.
77c Whllenale Solid AA. 71c; quar
ter 73r
A 1
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AntlNlRTltATnn Nnrirv
IN THK ClltCUIT COURT OF THE
a I A I f. fir UM r.lil m FOR
MA n ION COUNTY
PROBATK IIKI'AHTMKNT
IN THK MATTER OF THE KSTATF,
ur iviNA if. J UH NriuN, Deceanrd.
NOTICE S HKRKRY f.IVKN thai
WM. D. MILLKR, has. by Order of
the Circuit Court of Ihe State of
Oregon for Marion County, hern ap
pointed aominiairamr m ine r.siaTr
of NINA R. JOHNSON, rie.-ent.eri
Cfte No mL
All persons having claims against
said ostaie are required to present
wirin, ouiy veruien, wun proper
vnurncTx tct jtatn aanrmrsrrator at lit
Pacific Building, Snlem. Oregon,
within six month! from the date of
this not ce.
Da'cd and first published; March
WM D MILLKR
A)!!n.rvWj!fr M the Fstate of
NINA It JOHNSON, Deceased
HrO. N. CiROSS
117 Pacific Building,
Salem, Oregon
Attorney for Administrator
March 1:1,20. 27. Apr,.1.1fl
300 Personal
305 In Memoriom
IN loving memory of John
Floyd Cox, 1889 1956 Mon
mouth. Ore.
May he rest In peace, U our
prayer.
Mra, Agnes M. Cox and Tamlly.
Sheridan, Ore.
(HtMORRHOIDt)
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