Export Report
Sends Grains
Up to Limit
CHICAGO. Sept. 29 - (?) -Grains
soared the limit permitted
in single session on the Board
1 of Trade and other exchange
Throughout the country today.
Touching off the byjring move
ment was a report bj,Ti Committee
of presidential advisers over the
week-end, that the United States
should try to export 570,000,000
bushel, of all grains, including
500,000.000 bushels of wheat and
Coun in", tWis crop year.
Conferences between President
Truman and congressional Jjead
.ers, in Washington" emphasfzing
j th' tight world-wide food situa
tion added to the inflationary psy
chology. Wheat closed 10 cents higher,
Dei ember $2.85 7, Corn was up
8 rerUr December $2,327. oats
ahead 6 cents, December $1.164,
land soybeans up 8 cents, Novem
: ber $3.42. Lard also . spurted,
X ..J --AND I HAVEN'T
Sixty cents, L, 7 any change
tjr AT ALL"'
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rVWrTELD? i-IER NAME rS
AUTUMN WEWS AnO SWES
COWGTO BE VVTTW VDU
FOR A -LONG TIME. I
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FLUSIB3ED UP ABOUT cSSp' im
THB00flO
closing $1.20 to $1.80- hundred
pounds higher, October $24.00.
The i report to President Tru
man, made by a group of indus
trial and agricultural advisers,
conflicted with a recommendation
made by the cabinet food com
mittee last week that exports
should be held to around 475,000,
000 bushels. . '
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Stock Market
Average Rises
NEW YORK, SepL 29 - (P) -The
stock market broke its lengthy
string of losing Mondays with a
modest average advance led by
steels and selected industrials.
Activity picked up at intervals
after the opening but slowdowns
were frequent. Gains running to
a point or more maintained the
majority at the close.
Buying was attributed partly to
the thought that the recent de
cline had put the list in technical
shape for a fll rally. Some bid
ding also was based on the be
lief today's presidential conference
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Head South
In Small Boat
ASTORIA, Sept. 2MP)-Two
Oregon men headed for sea today
in a 30-foot sloop which they hope
to sail through the Panama Canal
and then along the eastern lea
board of the United States.
Curtis Costello, former navy
lieutenant-commander who owns
the sloop, and Warren Lovell, 21,
University of OregoQ pre-medi-cal
student, estimate it would
take them six months.
The vessel, the Sun Setter, has
only a five-horsepower auxiliary
gasoline engine.' m
Stops are planned at Sausalito,
Calif., Long Beach and San Die
go, Jcalit.; La Par, Mexico, and
Daytona Beach, Fla.
would result in a special con
gressional session with big-scale
dollar relief being -y"oted for
Europe as a stop-gap measure.
The Associated Press 60-stock
composite, was up .S of a point
at 64, its first Monday gain since
last July 14. Of 973. issues regis
tering,, 454 rose and:279 fell, ?
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For Princess
LONDON, Sept. 29.-(1,)-Prin-cess
Elizabeth turned up tier foy
al nose at long skirts today.
She made her first public ap
pearance here since the long skirt
fashion took hold, and she chose
a suit with a skirt just covering
the knees.
s "Coo! And it's fine she did,"
exclaimed a typist who shares a
popular British view of the Just-above-the-ankles
trend.
The princess, ending a seyen
week stay at Balmoral castle in
Scotland, came home Mo get on
with preparations for fter wed
ding to Lt. Philip Mountbatten on
Nov. 20.
The British guild of creative
designers, which largely controls
fashions here, announced last
week that long skirts will be re
sisted firmly in Britain because
they take more scarce cloth. 1
Biacksnakes can climb rough
barked trees in wide sinuous
curves.
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Judge Cancels
Actor Divorce
LOS ANGELES, SepL
Actor Brian Donlevy's divorce
from Marjorie Lane Donlevy was
ordered set aside today by Super
ior Judge Allen W. Ashburn.
Her attorney argued that she is
a "weak, sleepless, misguided lit
tle woman who has been coerced
into signing away her child and
her property rights."
He asserted that during con
tested divorce proceedings which
resulted in granting the decree
last Feb. 11, Donlevy's residence
was not corroborated in court.
Earlier today Donlevy filed two
supplemental affidavits in oppo
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Washington toll bridge authority
today rejected1 a $3,607,962 bid for
the proposed $3,650,000 bond is
sue for the purchase of the toll
bridge spanning the Columbia
river at Longview. Members were
dissatisfied that only one bid was
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Grain Prices
Climb Limit
j. 1
As Need Grows
By th Associated Press
Grain prices soared the, limit on
all North American exchanges to
day as President Truman moved
to determine whether to call a
special session of congress to deal
with - European aid.
Other commodity gains, in
cluding a new 1947 high for choice
steers in the; Chicago ' market,
were recorded.
It was the emphasis on the
tight world grain situation un
derlined by the White itutise
meeting and a recommendation
made during the week end by the
Harriman committee to Mr. Tru
man that 570,000,090 bushels, of
grain be shipped abroad that re
sulted in today's inflationary
trend of grain prices.
" Wheat gained 10 cents on the
Chicago, Minneapolis and Kan
sas City boards; corn rose 8 cents
at Chicago and Kansas City, and
oats advanced 6 cents at Chicago
and Minneapolis. In all cases, the
rise was the limit permitted dur
ing a single day'r trading at the
exchanges.
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75 cents higher in Chicago, with
hogs leading the trend at a top
for- choice butcher grades of
$28.75 a hundred pounds. A new
1947 top of $35.90 was reached
for strictly choice steers. Native
spring lambs were mostly $22.5
but one load sold for $23.
A new upward surge of soap
prices was heralded by the an
nouncements of two leading man
ufacturers that they -were in
creasing the cost of their prod
uct 10 per cent. The manufac
turers. Proctor and Gamble and
Lever Brothers, announced also
that they had raised they-price of
vegetable shortening 3 per cent.
In the New York commodity
markets, butter gained a quarter
of a cent a pound, with AA grade
selling at 78 cents. Eggs were
unchanged, but some grades of
cheese advanced as much as 24
cents a pound. Wholesale meat
prices remained steady, but cocoa,
cottonseed oil, hides and rubber
futures rose.
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Beat Overells
Santa ana, Calif, sept 23
(T While Heiress Louise QvereU
fought --Vf ten unsuccessfully
to hold back her tears the: tat
charged -today that he iind nef.5
lover, husky George (Bud) Got
lum, beat her parent, to death,
then dynamited the palatial fam-
ily yacht. ,
Deputy Attorney General Hen- ,.
ry A. thetz,, quietly and method
ically summarizing the state's
rase, paid particular attention iflf:
the socially prominent Mrs. Betl
lah Ovcrell, slain with her hus
band. Financier Walter K. Over
ell, i
Mrs. Ovcrell has been the "for
gotten woman" of most of th
trial. The defense virtually ig
nored her as it attempted to show
that Overell was alive at the ti(n
of the blast - - a time when Lou-
ise. Ml, and Gollum, 21, wcrt
ashoe.' buying hamburgers. f
But Dietz made much of pros
ecution testimony that Mrs. Over
ell's hands were fractured.
"And," he , said, "they were
fractured from the back." She got
those fractures when she put her
hands behind her head to protect
herself. Then she toppled over and
Bud or Louise, continued to rain
blows on her."
iffPre-War Nation
Said Too Weak
WW
ToFi
lit Nazis
Speaking with a decided Attsl
an accent. Dr. Kurt von Schusch
nig, former chancellor of Austria,
explained to the members of the
Salem Knife and Fork clublst
night the reasons why his country
did not resist the invasion b
Hitler in 1938 with force.
1 Pointing to the weak position of
his country, he- noted- that under
the provisions of the Treaty bt
Versailles Austria was allowed
only 30.000 soldiers, no planes, do
artillery, no aircraft shelters, not
even a black-out system.
This left the nati&i completely .
dependent on weaterfi Europe for
aid against . aggression with 3M
miles of vulnerable border to
defend.
MAs the crucial day approached,
it became apparent that no im
mediate help would be received '
from the west." he explained.
"Defense would have been iui
cidc." Dr. v6n Schuschnigg relink
quished his post as chancellor af
ter telling his country and th
world lhat he did to under pres
sure. For this he was called a
"criminal liar by Hitler and
sjent seven years irj a con centra-
tion camp,, the last year and '"T
half of which were in solitary con-r'
finement. "V . - .
He was liberated by the U. S.
5th army in April 1945, followinsj
which he read the order for his
execution which had been issued
just prior toyte 5th army advance.
ne testified last year at the war
crimes trials in Nuernberg. Ger
many, and is currently making Ilia t -'
home In New Yok.- '
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