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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1949)
Dr. CorV Asl'' Money For Education MONMOUTH,' Oct. 22-Specl) "It is a myth that VS. people love their children best, when tested by the way our citizens spend their money Dr.' Stephen Cory, out standing American expert on ele mentary school curriculum, told valley educator al a banquet meet ing here tonight: i Formerly at Chicago university and now on the staff of Columbia university. Dr. Cory J at present engaged in field work far the Hor ace Mann-Lincoln Educational In stitute making a check of educa tional procedures throughout the UJS. Dr. Cory listed statistics of how American spend their money to show that they think more of cos metics, girdles and cigarets and spend more on them than they do on education for their children. About 200 educators from the mid-Willamette valley, heard Dr. Cory caution that too much em phasis is being placed In the high schools in producing leaders when democracy needs both leaders and followers. "The chief purpose of high schools Is not to produce scholars, but to produce fine citi rens," Cory said. Dr. Cory emphasized that pupils must be taught what is of interest to them or what they can use. "If they don't use It, they lose It and fast." he said. "It is a waste of time teaching pupil s things in which they are not interested," he added. Salem Market Quotations (As ef taU yesterday) BiTtrarAT Premium Na. I No WhoUMte lUtalJ S3 7 rr 7 EGftl (Starteff (Wholmai price ran, from S (rati over burins pnea ) Extra large AA targe A A Late A - , - Medium AA ,. ,. - Medium A Iull-n , Cracks , POl'I.TWT A Leghorn hen B ihorn hena C Leghorn hena .,, A otic cd hena B Colored hena C Colored hena A Colored try (S Si B Colored fry era C Colored fryer A old roosters , B old roosters - C old rooat-r up) LIVESTOCK fcy Vane Park Fat dairy cows Cutter cow 100 to Dairy heifer Bulla Top lamha - Feeder - Ewea Good veal ISO to 300 lb. Good ralvea 10 00 to I 00 to It 00 to 11 W to 1 00 to IT 00 to 15 00 to 0 f M J SO .S3 M .as M .IS .13 M M .IS .! n t .14 IS .10 .0 1000 10 00 1100 ISM MM It 00 400 tt 00 18.00 Portland Produce PORTLAND. Oct. 22 (API But ter (a I Irritative, subject to immediate change: Premium quality maximum to Ji to I per cent oct4it, delivered In Butter rtolrtaJ lob. bulk cubes Portland 63 66c lh.i first quality SI 64c: teeon quality.- U-SOc Valley route and country points 2c Mas than first Butter wholesale fo.b. bulk cubes to wholesalers: Grade AA. S3 score. 63c lb : A. S3 score, ale lb.: SO score fc lb.; C. 60 score. Sc lb Above price are siricUy nominal Cheese selling price to Portland Wholrsalera: Oregon sin ales. 39-sOc: Oregon -lb. loaf. 41-43c lb Egta To wtiolewlers, A rrade. larce. S3V-4Wfcc; A trade medium. Jl-M'ar; smau. 42', c; kt grade, lane. M'j-SSiyC Live chicken (No. 1 quality f ob. plant). Broilers, under 1 lb,. 34c; fryers. 3-3 lbs.. 34 -26c; 3-4 Iba . X7-ZSc: roaster. 4 Iba and over J7-c fowl. Leghorn . under 4 Iba.. lS-ZOc: ver 4 In. tOc: colored fowl, all weight. 3-X3c: old roosters, ell weish U. n-lec lb. Rabbits (average to grower): Ltv white. 4-S Iba.. lS-Wc. 5-6 lb, 16-lSc. colored. 2 rents lower, old or heavy doe and bucks. S-12c lb ; fresh fryers. ic-Uc lb. fresh dressed meats (wholesaler to retailer oer cwt: Beef: Steers, good. f 00 -S00 lbs. S43- 43: commercial. S35-31: utility. S31-34 Cow: Commercial. 131-33: uUllty. 617-28. ranners-cuttir S24-2S. Beef cuts (good 1eeri: Hind quar ters. S34-M: rounds. S4S-51: full lotna. trimmed. S73-7S: trtanjrles. S33-S4: square chuck. 640-43: rib. Sii-SS; iorequartera. H4--S. Veal and calf: Good 137-40; commer 11 S.3-3S: wtlUty S2S-S2 Lambs: Cood ehoiee soring Ismhs, 41-46: commercial. i-JS-wr uiuiu. JJ- Mutton: Good. TO lb down. tlS-16. Potic ruta: Loins. No I 6-13 lb. S30-U. show liters. 16 tba. down. S-TS-40; aparerlba. 641-90: carcasses. 633-33. Mixed weights S3 lower Wool . Coarse, valley and medium rade. 4Se lb. Mohair. Nominally 24 lb. mm Is- anonth grosrth. Country-killed meats: Veal -tow quaUty. 3-33e lb.: other ; grade accordirut to weight and qual ltT with one or heavier 22-Xc Horn. Uxht blockers. i0-31 lb: sow. I3-24C. 'Beef: Good cows. 30-23 lb.: can- nen-cutter. SO-ZZc Onions: Supply moderate, market steady: 60 lb sack Ore re How, bull 4 - V ; . .. ; W -if r'J'P V fENSIOMERS' FEAST. Jack Bines (left), CS, aa4 Ton Lamb. 12. British Army pensioners at Kind's llespl L CbcU. sea. open a package of food sent to them throagh CAM. C. en. $1 50-60. med . No, 1. 1223; 16 lb.. 40c; Wash Yakima a-paruah No. L 62 00-25' Med. $175-8$. 10 lbs. 45-SOc Idaho yellow med. -large. $7.25-50, 10 lb. aek. 36-40c; whtte. S2 00-2S. Potatoes: Ore. Deschutes Russet. No. I-A, $3 60; Wash. Netted Gems. No. 1, $3 35: 2 lb. sack. $1 00-15; 15 lb. 50-33., 10 lb -40c; No. 3. 50 lb. 9O-$1.00; Idaho Russets No. 1-A $360 73. i s Hay: New crop stock, baled. CS. No. 1 green alfala. truck lots f o.b. Portland. 6-S-36: US. No. 1 mixed timothy $36; new crop aU and vetch mixed hay, uncertified clover hay. nominally S23-M. depending on qual ty. location, baled, on Willamette vol ley tar ana. Switch to Allow U.N. President to Cut Off Speakers NEW YORK. Oct. 21 HIP)- All the United Nations assembly pres ident will have to do now to shut up a speaker is turn a switch.! Secretary-general Trygve Lie has Instructed electricians to in stall a master control on the pres ident's desk. This will cut off the public address system and the si multaneous translation equipment when a speaker refuses to obey orders to stop. This goes a step beyond Assem bly President Carlos Ramulo's in structions to the enterpreters last Thursday to stop interpreting af ter, he bangs! his gavel. j Romulo's order was made when Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Y. Vishinsky refused to obey the chair's ruling that his denuncia tion of the election of Yugoslavia to the security council was out of order. . 1 I - h 1 U-i i i V i v y Invest igate thi"MovablWall" for Your Homo i Msssmlsld Door . . , asssrdlss) - Is Wsp3al $96 fl sTlwC 4)f wUfavso tr 4t ffC-4v9 i f roa Vve PUMIUTE BLOCK & SUPPLY CO. Edrewaier SL W. Salem $1,500,000 Ech Pay! That Lt th stlmats) of the) amount of urnsuri j mania during EACH WOBUNG DAY of lost Tata total j ( ,j- of orar $500 millkm dollars. The) onm positivo) asrurtmc that your door will b opn for bastnaaa after the) nonet audit Is a BLANXXT BOND wrlttsm by SALEM'S GOiEZLAL OF AMERICA AGENCY. CHUCK CHITT 'T1 INSURANCE tn fl Ch urch Phcms) Ml IS ScdsW 0MbScda.CoosBcrr. f OnHmm Teak tag at our Kw Locxraon. Bulgar Diplomat 'Moved To Another Serriee' SOFIA, Bulgaria, Oct 22-P)-Vladimir Topencharov has been re lieved from his duties as: deputy foreign minister and press direc tor " because of passing to another service, the press department an nounced tonight. No details were given on Topen- charov'g chance of status. The an nouncement said the move was made "by decree of the grand na tional assembly's presidium.' ilk In W awe of TfiimariYacht SOLOMONS ISLAND. Md, Oct 22-AVWhite House reporters turn ed sailors today in a futile attempt to make contact with President Truman who is taking a week-end cruise aboard his yatch, the Wil liamsburg. After driving 60 miles from the capital they boarded an cpen launch and chugged 12 miles out into a choppy Chesapeake bay only to see the Williamsburg steam off down the bay. j They had hoped to be on hand when Mr. Truman anchored ! for the night at the nearby Patuxent naval air station as they expected, but instead, the Williamsburg re turned to Blakiston Island in; the lower Potomac river. j The president Is due to return to Washington tomorrow. ' ' th report VrfeefvW fieieV h inzormants declared, said tne priest was slain In hit home after hav ing been accused of fomentinx re bellion among his p&risboners and urging the peasants, not to turn over their produce to the commun ist authorities. Priest 'Slain I As Warning' VATICAN CITY, Oct 22-JP)-Vatican sources said today word had been received that a parish priest was slain in Romania and his body hung for three days at the door of the parish house as a For Benl Tracks Vaj, SUkea, Pickapo Da Year Ows Hauling, Save H acking Pauls and Hand Tracks Fvrnisbed. Cenlral Service Garage Cor. Ferry and Lfljarty Phono 2-9062 PARTY PLANNED MA CLE AY The Macleay school will have a Halloween party Saturday. October 29. in the afternoon. The Mother's club will help with refreshments, and the eighth grade will have charge oi trie entertainment 100,0D0Jobsc Visioned as Result Of Dam Expansion WASHINGTON, Oct. 22 -VPh Senator Magnuson predicted today that the McNary and Chief Joseph dams on the Columbia river will ultimately mean 100.000 new jobs in the Pacific northwest He said they should mean an industrial expansion potential of $1,000,000,000 or more. 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