t Tha Stortasman. Salam. Orajoiv Thursday. July 1 1349 I
World Pressure May Save Peace
In Europe, Former Czech Says
By Conrad Prune
Stall Writer. The Statesman j
- Pressure and communist philosophy may b the ingredient for
L,fare in Europe and the world. Dr. Bohus A. Benes, former Czech
diplomat, correspondent and lecturer, said here Wednesday.
"Communists, unlike nazis, will yield to world pressure to save
tho party," said Dr. Benes before a Salem Rotary club noon luncheon
audience at the Marion noiei
But the pressure will have to
bo strong and uncompromising.
Indicated Dr. Benes, who-is now
a visiting professor at yillam
ette university. He was for 30
years in the diplomatic service
of his country prior to its present
regime. ' He' was a nephew and
private secretary to Dr. Edward
Bens, former president of
Czechoslovakia.
Rahus Rene nokntfd to his
own small nation as an example
to his warning, "von can't get
along with the reds. Either Bol
shevism or democracy must, ulti
mately, die."
' Other comments marie by Dr
B(ffs included these:
Church and Ue Reds In
C7-ho-lovakia. which is 79 per
cent "MifHc, the rhurch is hav
ing difficulty organizing against
a wcM -oiled communist machine.
Risht now the church is the
backo.toiind of the itFistanre
movement In Czechr.slovakia
Czechoslovakia is about 75 per
cent oiiood to communism, but
can do little against the Moscow
team
Marshall Plan This ' fantas
tic" pln 'is a complete success.
"It made you American?:) world
s1r it cost vou money but
it saves you bloi."
PROCLAMATION
WHFWAS.. thf iinrftfulfctf rl use of
certain finest area s my )u'U-
mn, a infiire to ltf r,' property
on aceuuiit of the Utph fir hazaid
c'itl bv an n-fivf n.mbT of
an an1 inflammahl- 1 t ; on the
round due to logjfin operations and
oM biii n and
WHKRF.AS. upon th nhrv in of the
gut Frurstrr. it appear tn me. to te
nri)i to close to un-ff.'lated use
the rlluwmi area rinipniiUri a-
ARr NO Ift-P :oos FOREST
PROTKTTIVE AS.OrlATlON ARF.A:
T'twrtKtiin 22 South, Nanfe S West:
- sc, 19 to .'! l ie.
T'.viii-ihio M South. R.-inr West:
Sw I to IB aurl 20 ,'ifl inc
Tiwnhi 74 S'nith, Panpe S West:
All of Township ',.
Ttv'iislnn 2S South. Jinny t Weit:
Ml of Township.
T'wnhip 7 South, Range 8 West:
All of Townshio.
T.wnshin 27 South. ftar'e S West:
Ml of Township
Twnshin 28 Sooth, R.Trife 9 West
All of Township, except the C'jo
Htv Wagon Road, The Faft Fork of
the Cogullle, River, and tnat Area
between. I
Twihli 29 South, Har.p 9 West:
All that portion of the Township
lyln North of the SU.te Highway i
rlhl-rf-wav: and all that pbrtioir
of the township Ivin f-L.th of the
Middle Fork of the f'oquille River.
Townshln 30 South, Ranee 9 West:
All that portion ef the township
lying north of the KUte HlRhwav
right-of-wav. ami all that portion
of the township Ivln? imuth nf the
Middle Fork of the Cooullle River.
Township 31 South. Ran re 9 West:
All of Township.
Township 22 South, Ran 10 West
All that nortlorv. of the Township
lying aouth of the Unrpcua State
Highway and East vf the Mill Creek
R lad
T.wnsriip 23 South. Ranfe If) West
That portion of aertions 26. 27. 2d.
XX lying south of the Loon Lake- .
Alleeany County Road. That por
tion of sections 32 33 lying west of
the Loon Lake-AHrganv Countv
R d and all of Sections 31. 34,
IS, 36
Townstup 24 South. Ranfe 10 West:
All of the Township with the ex-
reptlon of the Loon I jke-Allesnv
County Road and that area In the
Golden and Siler Falls ?tae Park.
Township 25 South, flange 10 West:
AH of Township.
Township 26 South. Rang 10 West:
AH of Townshio.
Township 27 South. Ran 10 West:
All of Township.
Township 2fl South. Range 10 West:
Sections 1 to 4 Inc : Sec. 7: S'j Sec.
. and sections 13 to 31 Inc.
Timnshio 29 South, Ranpe 10 West
Sm-tiona 1 to 14; 16 to 21. 23 to 24
Inr : all that portion of Sees. ? to
J2 Inc. lyln north of the State
itti;hv narht-of-wav and south
of ihe Middle Fork of the Coquill
Rivei. and sees 35 and M.
Township 30 South, Ranye 10 West-
AH that portion of tt e township
lylii north of the State Highway
rtht-of-wav: and all tnat portion
of the township lyins sout'i of th
M'd lie Fork of trie CrciuKe River.
Tiwnshin 24 South. Pnnpe 11 Wit
So 13. 14. 15. 21, 22, 23. 24 . 27. 28.
T'twu-thin 23 South. Rane 11 West:
S-c 1. 2 3. to 17 inr; 19 to 27
In.- . 34 . 33. 38 with the exception
of the South Fork of Cnos River
and the road alonK raid River up
stream to the ranse line between
ranges 10 and 11 West.
Township 2 South. Ranve 11 West:
All of the E' of the' To-a nship.
Towoiid 27 South. Ranye 11 West:
I. 2. 3. 10 to 13 inc.. 22 to tt
Inc . 33 and 38
T.iwnshin ?R South. Ranre It West:
Sec IS. 14. 23 to n. 34 to 3 Inc.
Township 29 South. Ranae 11 West:
Sees 1 to 3. 10 to 13. 23 to 26 Inc.
Permits for entering th above area
nay be obtained at the following
t'i-e
C.w Forest Protective Association.
Ckh Rav.
Bilae Headguarters, Fridge.
Elliott State Forest Catsp.
R O Kirk. Sitkum
r Horiman. Myrtle Point.
C A Skinner. Reedsport.
Heniv Hervev. Lee
WIU Creek Guard Station.
NOW. THEREFORE I. DOUGLAS
M.-KAY ncvernor of t'ie State of Ore
gon, by virtue of the authority vested
In me under the nrovisions of Section
M7-2I9. Oregon Compiled Laws An
notated, as amended by Chapter 252.
Oite.m laj. 1945, do hereby proclaim
tt-- unregulated use of the above de
a ed areas to be unlawful and that
a i areas shall be subject to entry
ikiIv throueh permit to be issued by
the State Forester or a fire warden,
under which permit entrant shall com
ply with anv and. all of the following
requirement"
jli To frefrain from smoking except
in places designated as safe In said
tV.-l ITt 1 1 .
f To build, no open fires except In
nljoes designated as afe in said
ermit.
Ui To have as a part Of hi or her
equipment when using campfires. .
except when traveling as a pedes
trian andor camping at improved,
designated and pot campground
tools as specified br t.e forester
suitable for extinguishing fires.
TMs proclamation shaJf be effective
frin and after the 17th day of July,
1 ) . and shall remain in full force and
efH-t until the 31st day of December.
IXme at the Capitol in Salem. Ore
gon, tin 13th dav of July. 1949.
DOUGLAS McKAY
Governor j- .
ATTFST-
EARL T. NEWBRY
Secretary of State Jly 14
COM5 TO THE NEW
Paradise Islands
Pirkaickinf Swlmminr
Opea Air Danclax
New Modern Dressing Rooms
On trie Future Chechoslova
kians have 'patience. They will
continue -to resist to the day they
are truly liberated. The fate of
the world rests on the shoulders
of large nations like the United
States, rathejr than on little na
tions, ii
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND j ' July 13-(AP)-(USDAI-!
Salable tattle itoday 200. holdover 250. i
calves 10; market very slow, partial j
clearance at steady to weak prices with j
canner-cutter cows fully steady; calves
very slow, few sales $1.00-2.00 lower: '
most bidi off more; cutter-common
sleei s 13.00-18 jS0; medium grass steers j
up to 21.00; i common-medium grass!
heifer lo.00-21.00; canner-cutter cows !
mostly 11.00-12.50: shells down to 9 00; !
few common ;beef cows 13.00-14.50: 1
good heavy bef bull up to 20.00; com- ;
mon-medium sausage bulls 15.00-17.50;
only lew choice vealers sold at 23.00; 1
large lot medium-good 310 lb. range
vealers ,: 22.00; : odd common-medium j
13.00-18 90; cults down to 8 00.
Salable hoes 150, market active: lar-
gely 25 cents ; higher: good-choice 180- ;
235 lb. 21.50-7J: 255-325 lbs. 20 00-22.50;
good 350-450 :1b. sows mostly 17.00-1
18.00; heavier . weight 16.00-50; feeder i
pigs lacking, choice light weights
quoted to Tuesday's top of 25.00.
Salable sheep 500; market very slow,
spring iambs weak to 1.00 lower; few
old crop lambs and yearlings unsold;
ewes steady; good-choice spring lambs
mostly 21)00-21.00; l,large lot rail ship
ped lambs 21.50; common-medium
16 00-19 00, medium-good 65-70 lb.
feeder lambs 71.00-18 00: common buck
feeders down; to 12.00; good light ewe
50-7 yy, common down to 3 00.
otocks arid Bonds
Compiled by the Associated Press
Julv 13
STOCK AVERAGES
30 13 13 SO
Rails Indust' Util Forgn
Net change
Wedneay
Prev. 4av
Week ago .
Month &no
Year ag
A
AS
A 1
A.7
87.8
. 88 9
. 86J
. 83.2
. K7.1
32 3
31.5
31 9
30 S
48.1
38.2
38.1
39.2
383
42 1
62 0 ,
61.3 i
61.2
59.1
72.2
BONO AVERAGES
20
19
10 10
Rails Indust Util Tgn
Net Change
Wednt-fjv
I'rev. day
Week ai ...
Month ago ,
A 2
A 1
A2 At
89.0
88 8
88.7
102.3
102.2
102.1
101.7
10! 2
IM.H H83
103 1 69 2
103 0 69.3
1023 698
100.7 63.0
88 9
929
rear ago
II -New 1949 high.
TW mt LTS'COT.tt COSMOPOLITAN SPOftT 8KDA&
Wk,u tdmll frm. rmud lamp, mad H YDRA-HA TIC a-aamuaios
eyti I ui sorfra emmt
New York! Stock Quotations
NEW YORK, July lToday's
American Can ...
Am Power Si Lt
Am Tel & Tel
Anaconda
92
Gen Electric
Gen Foods
10
141V4!Gen Motors
28 ; Goodyear Tire 33 u Reynolds Met .
29V4!Int Harvest 26 V Richfield ..
Bendix Avia
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Calif Pack
Canadian Pac
Case J I
Caterpillar -
25 Taiint Paper
194
32 Vi
38
Kerinecott
Libby Mc N
Long Bell A
Mont Ward
30!Nash Kelvin
Chrysler 49
Com with Sou 1 sHi
Nat Dairy
N Y Central
Cons Vultee 9 Va' Northern
Pac
Continental Ca n 324 !Pac Am Fish
Crown Zel 23;PaC Gas Elec
Curtis Wr
T & T
Douglas Air 60V,'Penney; J
jDupont de Ne .... 47 ft!
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. July 13 (APV But
terfatt i tentative, subject to immediate
change l: Premium quality maximum
to 3j to 1 per cent acidity delivered in
Portland. 61-64c lb.: first quality 59-'
63c lb : second qualitv 55-58c. Valley
routes and country points 2c less than
first i j
Butter wholesale f.o.b. bulk cubes
td wholesalers: Grade AA. 93 score.
61c lb.; A, 92 score, fiOc lb.; B. 90 score.
57c lb.: C. 89 score. 55c lb. Above prices
are atrictlv nominal.
Cheese (selllrg price to Portland
Wholesalers i : Oregon singles. 3B',a-
49'c: Oregon 5-lb. loaf. . 411.a-50,,ac.
Eggs (to wholesalers): A grade large.
56'i-60'2c: A grade, medium, 52l,a
5S'2c; B grade, large, 48'i-51,ic.
iLive chickens (No. 1 quality f.o.b.
plants): Broilers, under 24 lbs.. 27-28c;
fivers. 2 ',-3 lbs.. 31-33c: 3-4 lbs. 33c;
roasters. 4 lbs. and over. 33c; fowl. Leg
horns. 4 lbs. and under. 21-23c; Leg
horns, over 4 lbs.. 23c: colored fowl, all
weights. 25c; old roosters,, all weights.
18-19c lb.
Rabbits 'average to grower): Live
white. 4-5 lbs.. 19-21c: 5-6 lbs., 17-19c:
colored. 2 cents lower: old or heavy
does and bucks, 8-14c lb.; dressed fry
ers. 55-57c lb.
Fresh dressed meats (wholesalers to
retailer per cwtl:
Beef: Steers, good, 500-800 lbs., $41-44;
commercial. S39-43: utility. $35-36.
: Cows: Commercial, $36-37; utility,
$30-31: canners-cutter. $25-27.
; Beef ruts (good teers: Hind quar
ters, $53-55; rounds, $53-55; full loins,
t-immed. $60-65; triangle. $37-38;
square chucks. $38-40: ribs, $50-53; fore
quarters. $36-37.
Veal and calf: Good. $41-44; commer
cial $39-41: utility. $30-33.
Lambs: Good-choice, spring lambs
$47-50. commercial. $45-46.
; Mutton: Good, 70 Jbs., down. $19-21.
Pork cuts: Loin. No. 1. 8-12 lbs..
$55-57: shoulders, 18 lb , down. $37-40;
spareribs. $48-50; carcasses. $31-32; mix
ed weights S3 lower.
Wool: Coarse, valley and medium
jfrades, 43c lb.
Mohair: Nominally 25c lb. on 12
month growth.
; Countrv-killed meat: i
: Veal: Top quality, 37-35c lb.; "other
grade according to weight and quality
with poor or heavier
vier, 28-32C.
kers, 29-30c lb.; aows,
lity. 43-48c lbi mu
; Hogs: Light blockers.
24-25c
: Lambs: Top qual
ton 12-14c.
Beef: Good cow, J4-26c lb.; caniiers
cutters. 22-24C.
Onion : Yellow globe jumbos, new
crop. Calif , med. and large. $2.00-25:
closing quotations:
...
36 7a Radio Corp
102
24.
29
19H
364
42V,Rayonier
59iRayonier pfd ...
48't'Safeway
47 s Sears Roeb
33,
it L
6rs!So Pacific
IB Stan Oil Cal ...
52;Studebaker
12V4'Sun Mining
324 Transamerica .
10 Vi Union Oil
13iiUn Pacific
UVUn Airlines
32 U S Steel
364
6134
19 T,
9i
10
29'a
77 4
124
22 4
ll'i
, 92 'A Warner Bros
C ......
48i! Wool worth 48 a
reds. $225-45; white globes. $3..'0-4.po
Potatoes: Russets. Deschutei. No. 1A
$3.00-15; New potatoes: Calif, long
whites, size A. $3.60-75; size B. 100 lbs..
$2.50-75.
Hav: New croo windrow bales. U. S
No 1 grei-n alfalfa or better, truck
lots f o b. Portland. S23-3C: U. S. No. 1
mixed Timothy. $33-34; new crop oa;s
and vetch mixed hay. uncertified
clover hay. $17-21. depending on qual
ity, baled, on Willamette valley farms.
Salem Market
Quotations
(As of lata yesterday)
BUTTIRFAT
Premium
No. 1
$
SI
1
(8
.71
No 2
BUTTER
Whclesale
Retail
EGGS (Buying)
(Wholesale price range from $ to 1
centi over buying price I
Extra large AA
Large AA
Large A
.60
.59
.57
.54
.52
.40
.40
.22
.17
.11
.24
.19
.12
.32
.27
.1$
.15
.10
aa
Medium AA
Medium A .
Pullet -
Cracks
POILTRT
A Leghorn hens
B Leghorn hens ,
C Leghorn hens
A colored hens
B colored hens
C colored hens
A colored fryers. 3 lbs and up .
B colored fryers
C colored fryers .
A old roosters
B old
C old
roosters
roosters
LIVESTOCK y
alley Park
Fat dairv cow
10.00 to 12 00
Cutter cows
Bulls
Good calves,
Good veal 1!
8 00 to 1100
14 00 to 17 00
-450 lbs
17.00 to 19.00
20 00 to 24 00
1200 to 15.U0
... 2.00 to 4.00
to 300 lbs.
Feeder lambs
Ewes
I
I
WtlaiHi Grain
PORTI.AND. July 13 (API Ca-ih
wheat (bid): Soft white 2.11; soft white
(excluding rexl 211; white club 2.11;
western red 2.11.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 2 11: 10
per cent 2 11: 11 per cent 2 13. 12 per
A
7
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BRINGS YOU AUTOMATIC
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No gears to shift! No clutch to
Death Claims
Rifle Victim
Douglas McCauley, 18. of Air
lie, died at 3:30 p.m. Wednesdy
at Salem General hospital as a
result ol a gun shot wound which
investigating police said was self
inflicted. Polk county Coroner J.
Paul Bollman of Dallas said an
investigation will be conducted to
day. The incident occured Monday
night while he sat in a parked car
in Monmouth. Others in the car
told authorities he first had dared
them to pull the trigger while he
pointed the rifle at hi$ head. He
was shot between the yes.
Survivors include his step
father and mother, Mr, ard Mr
Ivan Williams of Airlle. Funeral
services wilf be announced later.
Grain Market
Session Slow
CHICAGO. July 13-P)-Most
grains were depressed by a steady
dribble of selling orders today, al
though here and there a contract
gained enough to give the market
a mixed appearance at the close.
Lard staged a fair advance in line
with lower hog receipts..
It was a pretty dull market.
Wheat closed 4-34 lower, corn
was 1 cent lower to 1H higher, oats
were 34-l!4 lower, rye was 1 cent
lower to '4 higher, soybeans were
4 lower to 34 higher and lard was
15 to 20 cents a hundred pouncls
higher.
Although it didn't i amount to
much, hedging pressure against
wheat sent the July contract un
der $2.00 at one time. Traders also
were impressed by information
that the local commodity credit
corporation office had purchased
100,000 (T) busheLs of wheat in
Ohio yesterday at prices far under
the Chicago July delivery.
BANK DEBITS GAIN
PORTLAND, July 13-i.-Bank
debits at Salem during June reg
istered a 19 per cent gain over the
same month a year ago, the Fed
eral Reserve bank branch here re
ported today. Salem debits totaled
$61,004,000.
cent 2 15
Hard white baart: Ordinary 2 11; 10
per cent 2.12; 11 per cent 2 13; 12 per
cenj 2 15
Todav's car receipts: Wheat 30; flour
17. oats 5. rr.illfred 5
START THE ENCIN1
just as you always hare! But forget tas
clutch pedal now! For there isn't any dutca
pedal in a 1949 Lincoln or Lincoln
Cosmopolitaa with Htdra-MaticI
SET THE DRIVE!
There's a "Drivo Selector" In place of tha
tearshift. Set it at tho "Drivt" position.
Your Htdsa-Matic transmission does all tha
shiftioi for you automatically! Then ...
STEP ON THE ACCELERATOR
and co with a smooth, sweeping surga of
power! To slow down or stop, just step on tha
brake. That's how simple it is to drive say
new 1949 Lincoln with IlYDRA-ilanc 1
BelWaiio Named
Legion Keynoter
Frank N. Belgrano. jr. of Port
land will keynote the American
Legion state convention here
August 3-6. convention officials
i announced today. He is presi-
dent , of the First National bank
I of Portland and was national
! commander of the Legion in
: 19.14-35.
He will oDen the first business
session of the delegates following
i memorial services in the Elsinore
1 theatre. Other business meetings
are scheduled for the house of
representatives chamber at the
' state capitol.
CHARGED WITH ASSAI LT
William Essau. 2070 Kelloeg st..
was arrested on a municipal court
warrant and charged with as
sault and battery Wednesday. He
posted $100 bail and was cited to
i appear in court this morning. The
j rharge involved an altercation in
' the 1800 block of Broadway Wed
! nesday night, police said.
PRINCIPAL NAMED
OREGON CITY, July 13--Glenn
Waggoner, who has been
principal of the Stayton grade
rv THE VNITF-D STATES DISTRICT
COCRT FOR THE DISTRICT OF ORE
GON. UNITED STATES OF AMERI
CA v. 670 Cartons, more or less, con
taining 12 cartridges each, of Rodent
Rat Control. Civil No. 4934.
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that on the 13th day of July.
1949. 24 Cartons of . an article labeled
in part: "Rodent Rat Control" were
taken into the possession of the United
State Marshal for the Dtstrictc of Ore
con, pursuant to a warrant and process
dulv :surd bv the Clerk of the United
States District. Court for the District
of Oregon, in a suit for condemnation
and forfeiture entitled: Untied States
of America.- Libelent v. 870 Cartons,
more or less, containinn 12 cartridges
rach. of Rodent Rat Control: brought
under the provisions of Section 334.
Title 21. U S C. A., wherein it is sought
to have the above entitled property
condemned and forfeited for the fol
lowing reasons That on or about the
27th day of August. 1948, the said
prooerty w as ahiooed in Interstate
commerce from Giendale. California
to Sa'em. State and District of Ore
gon: that the said property was not
registered & misbranded within the
purview of Section 4 of the Federal
Insttticide. Fungiside. and Rodenticide
Act of 1947. that all persons claiming
any right, title or inteiest in and to
the said above-described propeitv a"re
herebv notified to appear on or before
the 15th day of August. 1949. in Uie
Federal Court at Pot Hand. Oregon, to
show cause, if any there be. why the
same should not be decreed against
and forfeited to the United Stales at
misbranded.
JACK R CAUFIFJ.D. United States
Marshal: HENRY L. HESS. United
States Attorney for the District of
Oregon, and GENE B. CONKLIN, As
sistant United States Attomev.
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