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" LIVESTOCK MARKET
, 'PORTLAND (UP1 (USDA)
Livestock;.,-
Cattle for week 600; choice 985-
. 1035 lb. it'd steers 27.75 - 28.35;
. good 1023 1145 lb. 26.50 - 27; few
, lots standard 24.50 - 2550; utility
. 20-24; choice heifers absent; small
lots, standard with few good 7D5-
' 827. lb., heifers 23.50-24.5u: 'utility'
mixed cows and heifers 22.50;
Utility cows, 17-19.50, few commer
cial 20-21; canncrs - cutters 14
16.50; Utility bulls 23-24.50.
.' . Calves,': 4or week 125; choice
vealers 31-32; good 28-31; few
1 good slaughter calves 26 27, no
choice uvuilable. '
,i. Hogs Jot- week 1125; butchers
25-50c higher; 1 and 2 butchers
180-235, lb., 20.25-20.50, mixed 1
and 3 grade 18.50-20, mostly 10-20;
' mixed,, grade 350-550 lb. sows 13
16.50. ,;.
Sheep for week 650; choice 85
! 105 lb, slaughter lambs mostly
shorn bill including few wooled
. 18.50-19.25; good 18 - 18.50; cull
, good. iJWCS, .3.50-9; good-choice 75
j lb. feeder lambs 17-18.50. .
i.v V PORTLAND DAIRY
I I'OllTLAND (UPI) .Dairy
market: .
' Eggs-To,, retailers: Grade AA
large, 49-51C doz.; A lurge, 48-4Uc;
AA.- medium, 43-47c; A medium,
43;46c;- A A smalls, 37-39c; . carton
l-3c additional.
Butter To retailers: AA and
grade -A .prints, 67-68C lb.; carton
-lc higher;,-B prints, 65-66C.
1 Cheese -Imodium cured) To re
tailers::. -grade Cheddar,- single
daisies;? 39-51c; processed Ameri
can cheese,; 5-lb. loaf 40-43c.
Ike Names
Research Chief
!' WASHINGTON (UPI) Presi
dent Eisenhower has named Dr.
Herbert F.vYork to be director of
defense research and engineering
in the Defense Department. .
J ' York, now chief scientist for the
Advanced Research Projects
-Agency within the office of the
defense secretary, will fill the new
position created by the : Dofense
Reorganization Act earlier this
year. ' -"
York, a physicist,' has "been in
volved in government scientific
programs since World War II
when he was on the staff of the
atomic plant at Oak Ridge, Tenn.
.''He also has served on many
governmental advisory committees
and is currently a member of the
president's Science Advisory com
mittee., .
rVork, 37, will head a mulllbllllon
dollar research and - engineering
program; in , the Pentagon. Only
the three;, service secretaries,
plus Deputy Defenso Secretary
Donald A. Quarles and Defense
Secretory.; Nell H. McElroy will
outrank him.
Grandfather Sees Need For Child's Protection
ObserverLa Grande, Ore., Frl., Doc. 26, 1958 Page 6;
By LYLE C. WILSON
United Press International
WASHINGTON (UPI) r I am
Grampaw to a nest of four wor
shipping little children, and it oc
curs to me that it is time some
one started a movement to pro
tect the very young from the cor
ruptive influence of me and my
kind. 1 bribe 'em; miy tlieir love.
Grampaws, as a class, arc
scratchy old men who crave- re
spect and affection but who have
lived long enough to disappoint
themselves and their contempo
raries in just about every way.
Expose old Cramps to little
grandchildren and he -resorts at
onco to bribery.
The bribery is to arouse in the
little tykes an idolatrous affection
and to . convince them that
Cramps is the world's greatest
man, likely, next time around, to
be nominated by both political
parties for president. -
That is not a far fetched con
ception for a little guy or a little
gal who knows Cramps will ar-
Lawrence Hibbeln
Funeral Rites Set
Lawrence Theodore Hibbeln, 65,
Union, died at 3 a.m., Wednesday,
at his home. Funeral services
will be held at 2 p.m., Saturday
at the Union Methodist church
witli the Rev. D. Williams officiat
ing. Burial will be in the Union
cemetery. - ,
Born May 16, 1903 in Harrison,
Nnb Mr. Hibbeln lived in Oregon
30 years and in Union the past 13
years. '
Funeral arrangements are being
handled by the Dcmpsey-Snodgrass
Funeral Chapel in La Grande,
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Ella Hibbeln of Union; two
sons, Gene of Pondosa and Larry
of La Grande; two daughters, Miss
Janice Hibbeln of Union and Mrs.
Maurice Clyde of La Grande; two
brothers, Paul of Lewiston, Idaho,'
and Emit of Union; two sisters,
Mrs. Silvia Sarlain and Mrs. Eva
Cook, both of Cierra Vist, Ariz.,
and Six grandchildren.
Calvin Calame
Death Reported
i Funeral services will be held at
TO a.m. .Saturday for the Rev.
Calvin Edward Calame, 93, a re
tired Methodist minister, who died
Tuesday at Hot Lake.
Mr,- Culamo, who presided In
several' 'chjurches throughout Ore
Won had lived In this area the past
four years.
' Funeral services are being han
dled at" the Dempsey-Snodgruss
runerul; Chapel.
Novermber Traffic Up
" SALIiM' (UPI) Oregon, high
way traffic increased 4.2 per cent
during November compared to
November of 1957, the State High
Way Department lias reported.
Though traffic was down 4.3
per cent' at Otter Rock, np2rth of
Newport, hiost beach routes show
ed an unusuul increase in traffic
(or Uiis time of year.
Richard Bain
Resigns Post
SALEM (UPI) Resignation of
Richard A. Bain as executive sec
retary of the State Committee on
Natural Resources was announced
by Gov. Robert D. Holmes.
Tho governor said ho , was ac
cepting the resignation with reluc
tance. - " . '.' t :
Bain was appointed to the"1 post
in 1957 and said he was resign
ing to take a position as form di
rector for Radio Station KSLM in
Salem. The resignation is effec
tive Jan. A.
Gov. Holmes said that the im
portant ' Alsea basin study had
been inaugurated under the ad
ministration of Bain and that the
committee had conducted highly
successful conservation programs
during his tenure.
' Before coming to the Natural
Resources Committee, Bain had
worked for a La Grande radio
station. He had previously been
engaged in farming in eastern
Oregon. . . '.
NAME SHRINE OFFICIALS
.1 LOSi ANGELliS (UPI) Offi
cials named for the Dec. 27 East
West shrine football game in San
Francisco are: referee, James
Cain; umpire, James M. Mitchell;
head linesman, William P. Sloan;
field,, judge, Williams J. Settle;
back Judge, Everett J. Bannister.
' When glue thickens in u bottle,
moisten It with vinegar instead of
water. Vinegar also i dissolves
glue spots.
YOU CAN
HAVI IT
Dust pans with cocoa instead of
flour when baking a chocolate
cake, and the cake will bo free
ot while spots.
We Have It!
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rive in his car a couple of times
a week and begin to unload loot.
-. "Grampaw-" the kids then hol
ler. They come .running accom
panied by the neighbor kids, of
course. Tho.. neighbor, kids know
that InvK nmi enndv are about to
be served up and that they will
get their share.
"Grampaw!" the ' little ones
Chorus confidently as they as
semble around Cramps' car.
Hopefully they scan the interior
for packages and con the old
hian's pockets for any promising
pulgo. If the car lacks packages
and there arc no obvious bulges
in gramp's pocket, the little ones
will try again.
There will be in their voices
this time, however, an accusing
note, a downward, hopeless inflec
tion as they sound off. This sign
fies anxiety and doubt as they get
to die point:
"Grampaw, ' what did you
brought us'.'" . i;
That cues tlieir mother, if she
iu nn llir eppnn In shush thnm
all against such forward conduct.
For Cramps, however, the cue is
to go into his magician act. He
planned it that way. When the
little kids almost have abandoned
hope, old Cramps unlocks the
trunk of his car and, presto, the
loot is there.
"Hey, Cramps," hollers
Barry, "did you brought us any
toys?" Barry's mother shushes
him some more. All the kids are
squealing by now and the neigh
bor kids arc opening packages.
A small riot ensues. From this
riot, three - year - old Connie
emerges victor. Connie wins be
cause she has no inhibition
against seizing anything she can
lift wilK which W. whack over the
head any brother or neighbor kid
discovered opening a package she
regards ax hers. Connie can lift
the lug wrercli which came with
her father's Ktlle French car.
Peace returns when the loot is
divided. The erandbabics Barrv.
' r ! 1 nuJl- T : U
uavie, vuimie tutu ym ia uiiiuu
up and. over grampaw, whisper
ing in his ear and rubbing crack
ers or melted chocolate in his
hair. What they whisper are in
vitations to return for sure to
morrow and, if possible, tonight.
Cramps beams. Sometimes they
whisper, "We love you grampaw"
;nd grandpaw kind of squinches
up his eyes.
I know it is wrong to buy their
affection and I suspect that I am
warping the children's charac
ters, making gold diggers -out of
them all. But I'm not going to
stop. Not, anyway, so long as I
can make those kinds believe 1
am really a great man. .....
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