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Newspaper Page TextGets 25 Years for Treason V . . NEW TOKK CITY. Jan. 20 Former Air Fere Lieutenant Martin Monti (center), 27. pleaded entity to treason charges la New York City and was sentenced to 25 years In prison, and fined $10,000. He I was charred with desertina- his post In Karachi. India.!: of hlteh- hUdnf to Italy, of stealing a reconnaissance plane, flyinr It to s German-held base near Milan, find subsequently of having; broad cast proparada for the Germans. Here he is flanked by U. 8, Marshals as he arrived for trial. (AP Wlrephot to The Statesman). - Salem Obitnnriesl BO TLX George Alvin Bovle. at the residence, M N. Uta St.. January 17 at tho age pt TI years. Survived by widow. Mrs. Sarah Jan Boyle. Salam; daugh ter. Mrs. Mart C. Matthews. Palm Springs, Calif., and Mn. Bessie R. Bower. Salem; sons. Alvin C. Boyle. Salem, and alph O. C. Boyle. Taoatna. Wash.; 11 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Service will be field Friday. January 21. at 2 p.m. in the Howell-Edwards chapel with the ftev. Dudley Strain officiating and Howell - Edwards funeral horn in charge. Interment In Belcrest Memor ial park. mn T. Sgt. Paul J. Tyler, late resident Of 140 N. Church at., in the Philip pine Island. July 17. 1M5. Survived by Widow. Mrs. Eftt M. Tyler. Salem: son. Dennis Tyler. Salem: mother, Vi ola T. Tyler. Salem: father. J. F. Ty ler. Oak Ridge, and grandmother, au la Tyler. Salem. Military services will be held at graveside in Belcrest Me tnorial park. Saturday. January XX. at I :M p.nv, with Salem post 13S. Amer ican Legion in .charge. Direction by Clough-Baniek company. In! ALLIN William Alien, at the residence, ism fission sc. January so. Survived oy www, sntt J. JUJea. aajern; daughter. low tee Allen. Salem; son. Paul W. Allen. Bilitu; aeotlicr, George Lllen. Portland; grandsons. Paul Ju. Al and John William Allen, hour or Services wiU be held Saturday. anuary XX at 10:30 ajn. in the Clough- iTtck cnapel witn the Rev. m. a. meiatai. inurmcBi win fca. City View cemetery. Hwm In this efty. Otis W. Hewitt. 57. late resident of UTS N. Front at.. January M. Survived by widow. Mrs. Greta Prime Hewitt. Salem; son. LaVere He Witt. Laiceview; sisters, Mrs. Mabel Stouten berg. Portland and Mrs. Myrtle Becker, Rose burg. Services will be held Sunday, January S3 at 2:45 pjn. In the atoweu-cawaras crvapei witn ine nev XXidley Strain officiating. Concluding acvacc in ttopeweil cemetery. Stock Prices Flip Forward NEW YORK, Jan. ; 2(WP)-A flurry of buying in the last few minutes of business 'flipped prices forward in the stock market today The president's inaugural ad dress was received favorably in the financial district but there was some disagreement j over the question of .whether the rally was touched off by the speech. Volume expanded on the late upturn. The day's turnover of 820,000 shares wasn't much to get excited about but was tops for the past week. Business WednesaV amounted to 750,000 shares. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks edged up J2 of one point to 00.1, the highest since Nov. 4 when the market was batted by a post-election selling drive. It was the fifth average advance in a row. 5 Trading broadened to Include 978 Issues, high for the Week. Of these 488 advanced and 233 de BUTTLE Levi Butler, at the residence list N. 4th St.. January XO. Survived by the Widow, Anna Butter. Salem; daughters. atrs. Robert .Montgomery, Kosevui Calif- and Mrs. R. . Sayre. Portland one. Levi Butler, Rose burg.. Warren Butler and Ernest Butler, both of Sa lem, and Victor Butler, U.S. Army; listers, Mrs. Violet Banister. Winnepeg. and Mrs. Xume Banister. New fork City; brother. Victor Butter, Sag- w. atmn.; also tnre granciaaugn- Servicaa will .be held Monday. nuary S4 at 1:30 DJn. at Clouch-Bar- tickr chapel with the Rev. Lewis Kirby Officiating. Interment in Lee-Mission cemetery. DO FALSE TEETH Rock, SHds or Slip? FASTEXTH. an improved powder to be sprinkled on upper or lower plates, holds false teeth more firmly in place. Do not slid, slip or rock. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. FAS- b alkaline (non-acid). Docs not sour. breath). Get Store. Checks ""plate odor" (denture FASTKXTH at any drug MHIY HEUER SUSPECT CAUSE OF BACKACHES TbJo OU Trontnaont Of ton Brings Happy Relief Of kidney fanetion perfltJtS to neili m soar Meed. Corn Steady In Grain Mart - J CHICAGO. Jan. 20 4p- The only commodity on the board of trade which showed any steadi ness today, was corn. Everything else retreated and closed at the lowest price of the day. For most of the session price changes did not amount to much, although the independent firm ness of corn while other cereals eased was an early feature. In the last half hour selling expand ed and found few buying orders in the pit. Most of the day's losses were made in the final few minutes, if Wheat closed Ift-IH lower, corn was lower- to H higher, oats were to 1 cent lower, rye was 1-14 lower, soybeans were ltt to 2 cents lower and lard was 8 jcents lower to 2 cents a hundred .pounds higher. The Hercules moth has a wing span ranging from eight to eleven inches. Now York Stock Quotations NEW YORK, Jan. 20-A3I)-Toda y's closing quotations: American Can OH Am Power Sc Lt Am Tel & Tel 148V4 Anaconda 33 Bendix Avia 32 Beth Steel i 32 Boeing Air Calif Pack 35 H Canadian Pac 14 Case J I 36 Caterpillar 53 Chrysler 57 Com with Sou 3 Cons Vultee 9 Continental Can 35 Crown Zel 25 Curtis Wr 8 Douglas Air 53 Dupont de Ne 187 IGen Electric 8 IGen Foods Gen .Motors Goodyear Tire Int Harvest Int Paper 22ttCennecott Libby McN&L Long Bell A Mont Ward Nash Kelvin Nat Dairy N Y Central Northern Pac Pac Am Fish Pac Gas Elec P T & T Penney J C Radio Corp 39 42 60 45 27 50 55 8 22 55 14 28 12 16 13 31 93 44 13 Rayonier Rayonier pfd Reynolds Met . Richfield ; (Safeway i Sears Roeb ISo Pacific' ., Stan Oil CaT tStudebaker Sun Mining Transamerica . Union Oil Un Pacific Un Airlines U S Steel Warner Bros JWool worth - 28 33 22 30 18 38 48 66 20 9 10 29 89 12 71 10 47 Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 20 (AP) Butterfat tentaUve. subject to im mediate change. Premium quality max imum to JS to I per cent acidity oe livered in Portland. 69-72 lb.; first quality 67 -70c lb.; second quality, 65 68c; valley routes and country points. 3c less than tint. Butter Wholesale. FOB bulk cubes to wholesalers: grade AA. 93 score, 67c lb.: A. S3 score. 66c lb.; B. 90 score. 64c lb.: C. 89 score. 3c lb Above prices are strictly nominal. Cheese Selling price to Portland wholesalers: Oregon singles, 42-50'.c; Oregon 5-lb. loaf. 43-52 c. Eggs To wholesalers: A grade large. 56-59 '.ac; A grade, medium. 54- 37',c doz.; grade B large. W'i-oo'ic Live chickens (No. 1 quality FOB plants) Broilers, under Z lbs 30-33c; fryers 2 to 3 lbs. 33c; 3 to 4 lbs.. 34-3Sc; roasters. 4 pounds and over. 33-38c: fowl. Leeriorns. un der 4 lbs.. 29-31c: Leghorns, over 4 lbs.. 32 -33c: colored fowl, all weights, 38-39c lb.; old roosters, all weights, 16- 19c, lb. Turkeys Net to the producer on a dressed weight basis. U. S. grade A young torn. 51 -52c; a grade hens nominally coc id. Dressed turkeys to retailers Grade A young toms. 70-71c lb.; New York style dressed; A grade young toms. 58-59C. Rabbits Average to growers for live white. 4 to S lbs.. 27-29c; S to 6 lbs.. 25-27c: colored. 2 cents lower; old or heavy, does, 13-13c lb.; dressed fryers to butchers. 57-60c lb.; old and heavy ones, 35-38C ID. Fresh dressed meats: (Wholesalers to retailers for hundred pounds). Steers Good, to 700 lbs.. S3S-42: commercial. S37-38; utility $33-34. cows commercall. S33-37; utili ty. $33-35; canner - cutter. $31-33 Beef cuts (good steer) Hind quar ters. $47-49: rounds, $48-49: full loins. trimmed. S65-68; triangles. $38-39; square chucks. $40-41: ribs. $54-59: forequarters. $38-39. Veal and calf Good and choice. $46-47; commercial. $43-45; utility. Lambs Good - choice 30-60 lbt.. $42-46; commercial, all weights. $40-41. Mutton Good. 70 lbs. down. $20- 22. Pork cuts Loins. No. 1. S to 13 lbs.. $46-49; shoulders. 16 lbs. down. $38-39; spareribs. $46-50: carcasses. $33-34. Wool -Coarse, valley and medium grades. 45 lb. Mohair 23c lb. on 12 - month growth. Country killed meats: Veal Top quality. 40-41c lb.: oth er grade according to weight and quality. Hogs Light blockers. 30-32e lb.: sows light. 26-30C. Lambs 40-42C lb.: mutton 16-18c. Beef Good cows. 28-32c lb.: can ner and cutters. 27-29c lb. Potatoes SuDDlie moderate, de mand good, market stroneer. Ore. rua. sets. Ueschutes No. 1A S4-4.SO; large bakers $4.40-4 60; No. 2 baker $3.50 3.60; 23-Ib. No. 1A $1.10-1.11; 23-lb. no. in i7-oc: wash, ao-lb. No. 3 $1.60-1.65; Idaho No. 1A $4-30-4.60. I 1V-1D. SOCKS S2.30-Z.SO. unions 30-1 b. western Oreeon yellows. No. 1 med.. $2-2.10; boilers. 50 lbs $1.33-1 43; Idaho and eastern Oregon yellow, med, $1 63-2; Urge $2.23-2-50. . Hay Following prices are strict ly nominal: U. S. No. 2 green alfalfa or better .ear lota FOB Portland. $38 39: U. S. No. 1 timothy. $37-38; oats and vetch mixed hay, uncertified clo ver hay. $24-25 ton, baled on Willa mette valley farms. Portland Livestock PORTLAND -Tan M flPl.mcnn - , ,m , Salable esttla MA hnln jim. v 50; market slow, mostly steady to wek; only small proportion of supply sold; odd lot and 3 carload common- medium steers 1S.00-21.00; 3 loads med ium holdover heifers 21.00: part load mostly common heifers 19.00; canner cutter cows 12.50-14.50: common-med turn cows 18 00-18 00; medium-good sau sake bulls 20 0O-22 00; good-choice veal ers 29.00-31-50; common-medium grades iB.oo-20.oo: good 350 lb. calves Z7.uo. Salable hoes 500: market very slow; scattered sales about steady, but most of supply still unsold at 11:30 ajn.; few eood-choice 190-200 lb. trucktns ZZ.90: sorted carloads held around 22.50; good J3V-3UO id. sows steadv at I7.00-18.oo: good-choice feeder pigs salable around ijiw-w or aoove. about steady: few lota good-choice 89 94 lb. fed lambs 23.00: common-medium 68-80 lb. lambs 16.00-20.00: medium good heavy ewes 7.00-8.00; culls down ward to 3.00. Portland Grain PORTLAND. Jan. 20 (AP) Cash wheat (bid): Soft whit 2.21 It; soft whit (excluding rex) 2.21 'i; white club 2.21 U: western red 2.21 U. Hard red winter: Ordinary 2.21 U; 10 per cent z.zz; 11 per cent Z.Z3; is per cent 2.23. Hard white baart: 11 per cent 3.TT 12 per cent 2.43. Today's car receipts: Wheat 44; bar ley 11; flour 13; corn 14; oats 2; mill feed 7. Salem Market Quotations (As of Into yesterday) BUTTERFAT Premium No. 1 No. 2 PRINTS Wholesale Retail .70 .68 .62 .73 .77 J7 .58 .33 53. 31 .30 JO .64 .63 .60 .60 J J7 POULTRY No 1 Lrhnrn hna 9 No." 1 colored hens J8 No. 1 colored fryer (2 to 3 lbs.) JO No. 1 colored fryers (3 lbs. up) - .33 No 1 oM rvw-ka IT LIVESTOCK by VaTPack Feeder lamb ' ; 15.00 Wool lambs 21.50 Ewe ; 2.00 to 8.00 EGGS (Buylnc) mtra large aa Laree AA Large A Medium AA . Medium A . Pullets Cracks EGGS rwiininiU) Extra large AA Large AA Lars A Medium AA Medium A . Pullets Cracks Fat dairy cow Cutter cows Dalrv heifers Bull Calve. SIM a AfUt IKa Good veal 150 to 300 lb. 13.00 to 14.50 -10,00 to 13.50 15.00 to 13.00 18.00 to 21.00 20.00 to 25.00 25.00 to 29.00 ai -ar- Dr.T.TXajauN-D. Dr.G.ChaaJ J. DRS. CHAN . . . LAM CHINESE HEEBALISTS t41 North Liberty Upstair Portlann 0nral Kleetrl Co. Office pn S star Say eaOy 18 as, so 1 pjn, 6 to T pjm. Consml tattoa. Blood prcssmr and nrin tests are free of charge. ricttcd stne 1917. Stocks andBonds Compiled by he Awodated Pre Jan. 30 BONO AVERAGES 2fl 1 1ft la Rails Indurt Util For en inursoay 92.3 102J 101.8 64.6 rreviou day 82 0 102J 101$ 64 J ErTw g 102 J 101.4 S4.1 Month ago 89.7 101.5 100.3 62.4 year Ml 100.T 99.1 66 J new 1948-49 high. STOCK AVERAGES S. IS IS AM Indust Rails UtU Stk ThulSday 91 6 39 3 f 40 1 Previous day ... 91.4 39.0 39 3 65 9 wee ago 90 6 38.4 39.7 65.3 monui ago 88.7 38.8 38.9 64.3 Year ago 8C t 35 6 39J 62 6 Livestock and Poultry FIRST CLASS dairy cow. Heavy pro- r,yJrKJA food Saanan milk goat. ' - m. t , box 42!yr. RARRTTC- V1.-. n 1 I iL -1 TT 'usJ . ngw aVTallalllU wnilf r" SF breedmg stock. Rt. 4. Box 596. Phone we Mrrn im t , t lot. CAll ii 9 , . 1 . uuuiiiiaijuu ji l Aiwa or come in and talk to us at Valley ,Ii yaras. VERV GOOD young Jersey cow. L. nrnui, m. 1. DOX Z43. Ph. ZZZ19. 8 WKS. old weaner pigs. Reasonable. Brood uturt r,r Knfhr- C 4 Dn 240. Salem. 7 ml. N. on Newberg hl- Du now. Heavy producers. 3 ml. e! rawmern. Kl. S. Box 166. NEW ZEALAND whit breeding sumtk. nutcnes. hardware, cloth. Sc rabbit wire. Ph 3-loi Rt. T Rot m BOKDED livestock buyer. Claude Ed wards. Hi. 3. BOX 899E. Ph. 3-1144. BONDED LIVESTOCK buyr. E. C aacvanousn. I1Z7 S. 25th. Ph. 3-8147. prAmf seiivtffle Dead and worthless stock promptly removed free of charce horses, hoes. cow, calves, sheep or goats. Phone couect. SALEM S-Sod Salera Fertilizer As By-Product Work Salem. Oregon WE HAUL THE DAY YOU CALL flARV rU1rvz i.." Z Writ tnrii in. T n,k r-viw Chat containing free poultry Infor mation. T'm Rlllh.r D n Tanr 'a. saiem, .... w w n v uvuv. m 1WI feeders alu hiitH im rim ma it will cost you nothing. Earl Du Chlcn, ua n. pn. saiem. fnone a-icae. HIGHEST PDlrr n.ti r.nl. ZS horses wanted for fox feed. Call col- tecT snerwood 4432. Help Wanted Male WANTED first claaS bodv and fendar man. See Ed MitcheQ at Stan Baker Motors. Help Wanted Female ATTRACTIVE full time nosition orten Feb. 1 in Salem Public Service institu tion dealing with intelligent people. College experience, preferably 4 year required. Forty hour week, retirement a sick leave. Hard work and pay not commensurate with our requirements, but job offers other comnensatlons to on seeking permancy and a pleasant occupation. or lull details writ Box 501. Statesman. SOMEONE to car for child 4. vra.. eves., while mother works. Call day. bv rairview ave. Ililk Is Only He Per Pound CUMMINai SENTENCED PORTLAND, Jan. 20 -VP)- Tho mas I Cummlngs, S2, Aberdean, was sentenced to 19 years' lmpri- ; 't - ' Th Stcrinsnnaii, Sal am. Qrwrjotv, Friday. JantmiT 11, lMSUllS sonment today for the fatal shoot-1 another crime: a robbery which ha lng of Alvin E. lacopetti, Seattle. I admitted during; his testlmonyj In L-ummings wui now go on trial lor i the first degree murder trlaL jj Tea Can't Eren Bay NECK BONES for That Prioe AND ... la milk you get 100 food raJu No moss, no' fuss, no preparation expenses - - - It's the Cheapest, Most Nourish inf Food You Can Buy Curly's Dairy Phone 3-8783 Pains, Um kse of pes and energy. geU ting ay aarkta. swentag. pagaeas aader the yes, headache aad diniifw. FreneBt or Scanty mmn with sasartiBg and burnise; n m H lia is show there is an isrhliig wroag With romr kiaaeys er hladeer. Doat watt I Aak mr drarmimt tnr TVmV 1111. a srhtwilant diarrtic, sed saeeessfuUy PT aitlliens foe over 8 years. Doaa's atre happy rebef aad wfO heb the IS aaOes of MavawBan eat aolaaai ar hlsoa. Get Doaaa PUkv vhice's electric Estimates made on all types of mmm Light and Power Installations CONTRACTING Phone 3-9239 ETenings 3-9341 Tho ANCUa a Pea galas Co5 Tne PBEFECT 4 Baa lal Bore is too oaowor to Tong traaaportahoa needs. Iiasaodiote dolivary . . . Owaors report 30-33 sail per gallon . . . Easir to handle ... Easy onucing ranoe 00-00 st-p.iL . . . Lara, oosaiort ahle lalerior . . . Srvic at lord Dealers everywhere. Coca plot supply of parts at aeloehni Ford Dealer. See the Analia and Frseect lodayt THE ANGLIA i Delivers at Salem ter with foil warrant. Come in for Demons tra Uon. : . If Valley Ilofor Co. 379 Center Ph. 1-3147 Salem HE IPIL'S'M Now on Hand for Innediale Delivery 14 UICH DEJECT PerSq.Fi. . . . . 38 INCH DEJECT Per Sq. Fi 12 INCH DEJECT PerSq.Fi. . . . . . 58 HICH DEJECT Per Sq. Fi. . . . . 34 niCH DEJECT Per Sq. Fl. KEDT E WW YARD Front and Court Sts. Phone 3-9163 T SJUEl ME AT : -r COFFEE 8 & W Mellowed j ....i Lb. 49 0 SHORTEinilG Nebergairs All Purpose .2-lb. pkjr. 490 Oleomargarine aiE. 49c BACOII SUced and rind off . t .Lb. 490 picmc aUaVM'slsJ Shankless 1 . Lb. 490 picmc haiis vzr? ;....LD. 590 tuiiahsh Xu ; e..,, 290 SikLHOII p.1.-.....Le. 290 nVaBBanaaaBVasaBBBBBBBBBBBB OVC'PbC'IIC Louisiana Cove, the small ones, JP j U I tJ 1 afaPtJ per dozen. 4.15 i ,..Each ejO Q ROCK FISH fc. ......... ....E. 100 milCHEOII HEAT Y 390 CORII BEEF p.2rl,r;.9Q ; ... 410 DDTfTTFC Dried Oregon 0,ba-Caa JrnUlilliaJ Italians or Petitea i tor aejfg BLACK FIGS In Bulk 2 lbs. 390 APRICOTS Dried 2 lbs. 390 nnni PC Dried, makes 1 quart of apple sauce, reg. price C4 HaTJrUaUe 20c pkg 24 pkgs. for 1.00 .- Pkg. ej V DATES p.tt. ib. 290 PEAIIUT DUTTEII S-StL .290 CHOCOLATE CHIPS Semi-Sweet ...Ea. 190 SALAD DRESSING mJr! 300 Quart Size - 55c .SYRUP ........e. 690 SUGAR 25-lb. bag 2.19 BROWII SUGAR nTLX-100 nrATTC dried, small whites, large whites, pinks, reds, OOai Dill ill JO pinto, blackeye, baby limaa, 10 lbs. $1.39 ....2 lbs. fg nvfpj Louisiana Blue Rose aHa L. flllL 10 lbs. U9 , .... sis, lbs. POP CORII ,lLt.?o9wh!!.,..huU..... 2 St 290 Guaranteed to Pop PEACHES r So" 2?zJ.r.1.' e. 190 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Z?sr 230 CATSUP ri".." .Eth 150 DPATTC TT linn or Beans 'N Bacon, 20-oz. H OC aULiilJaJ ii niii'l can King wood, doz. 1.40 .. for aejfg pAQfT 303 cans Garden, Cream Style 4 bUni Per doz. 1.49 m for saiJV CnDPITflT7 Pure, from Silverton, Oregon m7C t DUnUnUl'I Gallon size 2.98. Vi gallon 1.49 Qt. size 13 FDEE California Poiiery in Colori . . . Ask Ui lor Deiails These Prices Are Good Through Thursday, January 27th Tune Into Our Radio Program Dinners For Winners Over KSLM Ererjr Tuesday from 2:30 to 3:00 p.m. and Win a Prizo