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1 0 Tho Statesman Salenu -Pro..' Wdnsto Tcmncgy 3; 1951 West Trying To Evaluate Russian Reply By J. M. Roberts, jr. France, Britain and the Unit ed States, who took seven weeks to frame a reply to Russia's No vember 3 suggestion for a new four-power conference, seem to Jse having almost as much trou ble evaluating the latest Russian message. The fly in the1-ointment is the waj the Russians hedge about any broad approach to a settle ment of east-west differences. Russia wanted originally to talk about Germany, in an ob vious effort to delay the allied approach to western German re armament. The allies didn't think much of that, but Euro pean reaction j against closing any sort of door which might lead away from war required a careful reply. So the allies hit on the idea of going the Krem lin one better. All right, they said, but let's also talk about all the difficulties between us. Let the deputy foreign minis ters get together at Lake Suc cess and really get down to bus iness on an agenda. That's all right with Russia, but as to the possibilities of a broad settlement, she says "yes, but." Russia wants to play some more on the Chinese represent ation theme China having been so unrealistically established as a member of the big five during the "phony peace" of 1945. Rus sia says she can't talk about the far east without China commu nist China, now. I . Thafs exactly what the U. S. would say if Russia wanted to talk about some matter involv ing, but excluding, one of the western allies. Other Russian hedges are ac cepted in Washington as con firming the original impression there that Russia brought up the whole business merely for prop aganda purposes. Which, of course, is true. Omission from the Russian reply of an expreS' sion of desire for a general set tlement is not without signifi cance. But one of the most interesting by-products of all this side play is the attitudes displayed in Lon don and Washington on receipt of the Russian reply. There is strong indication here of the states of mind of the allied gov ernments. Britain at first said "goody, Postal Substation Opens in Hollyibood mmwmmmlmmwmmmwmwmmmmmm, UllLlimillW THWI Ml Willi I Wl 11.11 TmTB'llW T aaWPllWP0M 3 0 - " - A 1 J M Hop Contracts i Filed with County Purchase contracts and crop mortgages for 336,600 pounds of Marion county hops were filed Tuesday with Marion county clerk by Williams and Hart, Salem hop buyers. ! The agreements cover both early fuggles and late clusters on 20 farms at prices ranging from 57 to 70 cents per pound. pncti --. .v.llthU Tuesday in the Hollywood district with epeninr of a branch post office Reece Jones, right, a postal elerk of 24 years standing, Is superintendent of the classified substation located in a new building on Tile road. Purchasing the first stamps is Robert L. Forster, local con tractor who built the building. The station will be headquarters for nine city foot carriers and five mounted carriers. (Statesman photo.) Russia is willing to talk." This was tempered later by consider ation of the Russian terms. Even wishful thinking can't keep Brit ish diplomats off balance long. They know that talk or no talk, stalemate is the inevitable end so far as getting Russia to drop her plans for world revolution and conquest. Washington appeared doubtful that the deputies would be able to arrange a full dress meet ing. This does seem extreme pes simism or maybe the allies really hope they won't. The trou ble from the allied standpoint is that Russia always looks reason able at the sessions, but acts un reasonably afterward in inter preting whatever agreement is reached, if any. But Russia likes the talks, and the foreign minis ters will likely meet. Whatever happens, it would be dangerous to get the idea that any sort of real peace confer ence is in the offing. City Mtiiaries KING George A. King, late resident of 2112 Trade it., at a local hospital December 29. Survived by wife. Mrs. Nellie Kins of Salem: daughter. Mrs. Ruth Scott of Salem and Mrs. Millie Stahlman of Detroit; ion, Clifford B. King of Salem, and brother. Moan King of Walla Walla. Wash. Services will be held Thursday. January 4. at 10:30 a.m. at the Clough-Barrick chapel with the Rev. Dudley Strain officiating. Interment at Lee Mission cemetery. . p.m. from the Howell-Edwards chapel. Concluding services at City View cemetery with the Rev. Schlatter of ficiating. WEDNESDAY'S BROADCASTS Pacific Standard Time FM: Megacycles -- KOIf 101.1; KGW 100,3; KEX 92.3 SHEPARD Robert J. Shepard. late resident of Salem route 8 (Zena). at an Albany hospital. December 30. Survived by wife. Grace W. Shepard ot zena: daughter, Mrs. Marjorie Washburn of zena: sisters, Mrs. Alice oariingion rHosch of Scio: brothers, E. Ray Shep ard of Washington. D. C Ralph C. Shepard of Zena. red c. snepard or Bend. and grandchildren. Hal and Bobby Washburn of Zena. Services will be held Wednesday, January 3, 1:30 p.m. at the Cloueh-Barnck chapel with the Rev. Dudley Strain officiat ing. Interment at Zeni cemetery. Kilocycles: KSLM 1390, KOCO 1490. KOIN 970. KGW 620, KEX 1190 (Editor's note: The Statesman publishes In good faith the programs and times as provided by the radio staUons. but because offtimes programs are changed without notification, this newspaper cannot be responsible for the accuracy herein). 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Godfrey KGW Woman's See. iLife Beautiful IDr Paul KKX Stars Sing I Squirrel Cage Squirrel Cage Sam Hayes Net News Curt Massey Mr. Buttons Jerry 5 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KKX Mark TraL' 12th SL Hr. E. R. Murrow Mr. Buttons Merrie Circle Mark Trail (Clyde Beatty IClyde Beatty 12th St Hr. jBing Crosby Sports Goss News Huntley News INews Foster News I Songs of Times 1 Peterson Merrie Circle I Black Hawk I Black Hawk MORRISON Mrs. Lottie Morrison. late resident of 1060 Hunt St.. in this city, December 31 at the age of 79. Survived by a brother w. o. Nation, Chebanse, 111.: three sis ters. Mrs. Rovilla McAfee. Salem: Mrs Eloise McCuen, Columbus, Ohio; and Mrs. Ethel Park, Weslaco. Tex.: a niece. Mrs. C. R. Lindstrom, Salem: and several other nieces and nephews. services win De held Wednesday, Jan uary 3, at 3 p.m. from the w. T. Rig- don chapel with concluding services in City View cemetery. The Rev. Lloyd T. Anderson officiating. WINTERMUTE James Clyde Wintermute. former resident of Salem at Redwood City. Calif., December 29. Survived by wife, Mrs. Jessie Wintermute of Redwood City: daughter, Mrs. Albert J. Walker of Salem: two sons. Earl Wintermute of Fresno, Calif., and Lt. Col. Ira Wintermute in Korea: three sisters Mrs. Gertrude Welch of Salem, Anna Jones of Gresham and Mrs. Minerva Packard of Maine: four brothers Charles Wintermute. Portland. John Wintermute. Newport, David Winter mute. Longview. Wash- and Joseph Wintermute. Kirkland, Wash.; also four grandchildren. Services will be held Wednesday. January 3, at 3 p.m. at the Clough-Barrick chapel with the Kev. Louis . White officiating, inter ment in City View cemetery. RAMSDEN Lloyd E. Ramsden. late resident of 858 Center St.. at a local hospital. De cember 31. Survived by wife, Laura E. Ramsden; stepmother, Mrs. W. T Ramsden; stepdaughter, Mrs. Carl H McMahan: step-sisters. Mrs.- Paul Stege. Ocean Lake, and Mrs. Dewey Parker. Portland. Services will be held Wednesday, January 3. at 10:30 a m at the W. T. Rigdon chapel with in terment at Belcrest Memorial park The Rev. George H. Swift officiating HOWERT Samuel Elmer Howerv at the family residence. 3144 Tess ave., December 31 at the age of 67 yean. Survived by the widow. Mrs. Daisy Howery; three daughters. Mrs. Frank Cluck. Mrs. M V. Means and Mrs. George Johnson all of Salem; 11 grandchildren. 12 great grandchildren. Services will be held Wednesday, January 3, at 1:30 PDILEO lwnwm mm4 SacMi Pnidn COtON ..STOMACH KUrTUItE (Haraia. TrntM fftsnt Itspn. lrriti OiOO until 5:00 MM.tkrenak M Util lO0 m.m Mw.wH. CJ. Dmmm.M.B free wsr"- rzz THE DEAN CLINIC IM out 40,to VI AS N.L Cornet L BemsieW MS Ctead Ave lEAstim Ptie4 M.Oie. FLYING DOCTOR RETIRES SYDNEY -OP)- Australia's fly ing doctor, John Flynn, has retir ed at 71. Forty years ago he start ed the famed medical service by air to isolated out back ranches and mines. Portland Grain StockMarke Greets! New Year Warmly NEW YORK, Jan.' 2 -V The stock market roared into 1951 to day on a violent outburst of buy ing enthusiasm. Prices were higher all along the line. Gains in most cases ranged from a few cents up to $2 a share, while in a few instances selected stocks added up to $5. Numerous key issues tacked at least $1 to their final 1950 price. So urgent was demand and so spirited was the bidding up of prices that there was little to dis tinguish today's operation j from the booming rallies that made stock trading history in the final few weeks of; 1950. Trading, while not up to the 3,420,000 shares of the last fuH session Friday, hit the high level of 3,030,000 shares. It was a thoroughly lopsided market, with 877 separate stocks of the 1,177 traded posting ad vances and only 132 declining. Rapid-fire bidding pushed i95 is sues up to new 1950-51 high marks while only three dipped to new lows. The Associated Press averaee of en ctnAk. s,,mn ei an tooan . PORTLAND. Jan. 2 -(API- Butter u w " fat tentative, subject to immediate Share. This IS the highest the in- rhln' nremium aualltv. maximum dex has Stood since Oct. 4, 1930, to J5 to 1 per cent acidity deDvered when it touched $92.50.The to-W&rJ' dustnal component of the aver- Butter wholesale F.O.B. bulk age was $2.40 higher, rails were cubes to wholesalers: Grade AA. 93 .. . . , , . ' rn . I trnr, 72c lb- A. 92 score. 70c: B. 90 up V1U. ana. u"ues .ce.1?15- icore 69c: C. 89 score. 680. Above xoaays aavance was built on prices strictly nominal. ihf samo fni inflation at f Via rnn. Cheese selling price to Portland ing rallies that characterized the SffiSi-48'40 market all through December. Eggs to wholesalers: A grade. This was fear of inflation. large. 54i-56ic doz.; A grade med- ( Unconfirmed reports that Pres- SSac.""5 ' " ident Truman, in his budget mes- Turkeva ; (net to nroducers. F.O.B sage to congress January 15 would 'am " f?,1' fi . . . , , , j . I basis): Grade A young hens mostly ask in the neighborhood Of 5100,- 38c; A grade young torn mostly 32c 000,000,000 for the 1951-52 fiscal lb.; to retailers. New rors style dress 1 a 1 . 1 i An cr ik rAo- .AA r iVAAn 4e1 sk4 4WA CQ. A KI1Q nCIU niUtUT 1U Sleeks and Bcsds Compiled by the Awdatet PressT STOCK AVXmAGCS 3 Jan. 1 30 19 H 0 " Induct Rails DUls Stocks t Net Chang A2.4 Tuesday ,..,.-.120. Prev day 118.1 Week ago :-.,. 114 ' Month ago 112.8 Year ago .100.5 1950-51 high ... 120.5 New 1950-51 high. A1.1 AJ Al.S '63 J 4 4 89 8 45. 88 J 45J Ml 44.7 S2.S 43.4 11.T 47.7 S8.4 621 60.5 401 63J BOND AVERAGES Si Rails 10 Ind 10 UU PORTLAND. Jan. 2 -AP- Cash grain: Oats No. 2-3S lb. white 58.00; barley No. 2-45 lb. BW 55.00. Cash wheat (bid): Soft white ttl: soft white (excluding Rex) 212; White club 212. ; Hard red winter: Ordinary 216; 10 per cent 2.28; 11 per cent 212; l per cent 2.35. 1 Hard white Baart: 11 per cent 2.15: 12 per cent 2.30. Today's car receipts: Wheat S3, barley 7, flour 18, corn 10, oats 2, miUfeed 17. flax 9. Portland Produce motive power for today's market rise. toms. 29 -42c. Live chickens (No. Iquality. FOB nlanttt Rrnilni under 21 lbs.. 23c: fryers. ZU-3 ids.. M-zac; J- ids.. 24-25c; roasters. 4 lbs. and over, 27c; 1 rht hens under 4 IDS.. ZZ-ZJC 4 ids and over 23c: heavy hens, all weights. 28-29c; old roosters, all weights. 12-15c. Rabbits average to growers: uve white. 4-5 lbs., 25-27c lb.: 5-6 lbs., 23-25c; colored 2 cents lower: old or heavy does and bucks,- ll-15c lb.: fresh dressed fryers to retailers, 55 58c; some higher. Fresh dressed meats (wholesalers to retailers: dollars per cwt): Beef: Steers, choice. 500-700 id. sw. Net change unch A.l A.l Tuesday 98.8 101.6 103.6 Prev day 98 8 101.5 103.5 Week ago 98.5 103.4 Month ago 971 101.6 103.1 Year ago 94.4 102.6 1051 10 Tgn A.l 70.7 70.6 70.6 711 70.6 400 Agricnltnre 404 Poultry and ftabbilsi HAMPS, Parm enters & Cornish CroM chicks, cenrinx Hatchery, feavcrtoa, i Oregon : swr Hamouure OikU. Weekly batch- ' es -East Center St nb Lee'S Mtrrv t . NEW HAMPSHIRE CHlSiS baVhei every Tuesaay wox Hatchery. SUto St. Phone 3-496. 408 Pets A 2 MONTH Old Cocker Spaniel pupa. Registered. Very reasonable 'Phone ?4W1 ; ; MUOKES Tropical Flan equipment it supplies 2 mi from Lancaster on MfWv Rd Rt 5 Box 483 P; t-1Xt WANTED: Mexican Chihuahua dog. Can not pay over Si 5, but win give. an exponent home. Phone 2r0874 GIVE Away 2 6-week i herri nuns. 2-3591 Pllt "old Collie Shep- PUBLIC NOTICE The Bureau of Land Manngement announces that during 1951 it plans to advertise for competitive sale I e following described timber on lands administered by it in western Ore gon. The timber is listed by master units and the appurtenant market ing areas within which the Umber must receive primary manufacture. Of the land sections Csted below, only portions will be included in the um ber sales. The volumes listed are merely preliminary approximations. The numbered quarter indicates the quarter of the year sales will be held sale will be conducted: In the first quater of the year sales will be held In February; second quarter. April and June; third quarter, August; fourth quarter, October and Decem ber. No substantial change in he plan presently is anticipated; but should unusual and unforeseen circumstances necessitate a change, it wiU be made only after consultation with the ap propriate district advisory board. Sub sequent advertisements in advance of the several sales will indicate with greater specificity the cruised vol umes, minimum acceptable bids, exact time and location where the sales REGISTERED Pekinese female also . Pekinese puppy. Phone 3-350S . 612 fruit and rarcn Product) S TON ear corn Ac clover hay. 1-2789. 450 Merchandise 451 Machinery and Tools YOUR time and effort demands good tools. Rent or buv them at uouaer Bros 1410 S 12th ROTOTILLER sales, parts, and service. Howser Bros- Ph. 12th. 3-3646. 1410. S. 455 Household Goods for Sal Used Furn., Cheap TRADK TERMS Valley rum Co 285 No ComT s-7471 Linoleum' $3.45 VALLEY FURN CO 583 N COWL, G. E. Wringer type washer Good con dition S39.50. 295 S. 19th Phone 3306 will be conducted and other matters LATE Model Servel .gas refrigerator. HAMPTON Leta Hampton, late resident of Sa lem route 3, box 430, at Portland De cember 30. Survived by mother, Mrs. Oertrude Leal of Rawlins. Wvo.: daughters, Mrs. Ameila T. Reavis of fomna, Mrs. Louise Martinez of Rawlins. and Alice HamDton and Rachel Hampton, both of Salem; son. William Hampton, jr., of Salem; sis ters, Mrs. Rachel Sanchez of Rawlins, and by three grandchildren. Services will be held Saturday. January 6, at 1:30 p.m.. at the W. T. Rigdon chapel with Interment at Lee Mission ceme tery. The Rev. Walter S. Frederick officiating. Feed Grains Gain Strength CHICAGO. Jan. e e d prain develonerl a strrmir tnne fin M commercial $4-51: untility $46-47 ; 5125 M bd. ft. In 3rd quarter; T. 10 grains aeveiopea a strong tone on commercial $47-48; utility 4546; S.. R. 1 E.. Sec. 29. 1.035 M bd ft. in respecting the terms and conditions' I or the sale. Further information mav be obtain ed in the District Offices of the Bu reau of Land Management located at Salem, Eugene. Roseburg. Coos Bay and Medford. Oregon, or at the office of the Regional Administrator, Build ing no. 1. swan island. Portland IB, Oregon. SANTIAM RIVER MASTER UNIT AND MARKETING AREA - T. 6 S., R. 2 Sec. 29. 2,600 M bd. ft. In 2nd quarter: T. 7 S.. R. 2 E., Sec 3, 760 M bd. ft. in 2nd quarter; T. 6 S.. R. 2 EL. Sec. 33. 600 M bd. ft. in 2nd Quar ter; T. 10 S.. R. 3 E.. Sec. 10. 1,500 M do ft. in 4tn quarter: t. s s.. h. 4 e.. Sec. 19 and 29, 5,580 M bd. ft. in 2nd quarter; T. 8 S., R. 3 E.. Sec. 33, 1.735 M bd. ft. in 1st quarter; T. S S.. R. 3 E., Sec. 27. 4.250 M bd. ft. in 1st quarter; T. 8 S.. R. 3 E.. Sec. 29. 1.080 M bd. ft. in 4th quarter; T. S S.. R. 3 .. Sec. 33. 300 M bd. ft. in 4th quarter; T. 11 S.. R. 2 E., Sec. 12, 3.205 M bd. ft. in 2nd quarter: T. 11 S.. R. 3 E.. Sec. 7, R. 2 E.. Sec. 12. 6.450 M bd. ft. in 2nd quarter: T. 11 S., R. 3 E.. Sec. 7. R. 2 E.. Sec. 12. ood condition, Maytag gas range. an offer. Rt, S Box 208 the first day of 1951 trading at enner-cutter S43-45. the board of trade. All corn con- Beef cuts (good steers): Hind i i i v:u- quarters. $57-59; rounds, $57-59; full u. i,UiI ucvv cWIi iUKila ,bl trimmed. $73-77; triangles. $48 and May oats with July rye made so: square chuckks. $52-54; ribs. $65 seasonal highs. 67i.,rJullr!-..$"50- . , wv ...I j t j v. i Veal: Good. S52-54; commercial, $44 ,vnc:ab luuiu IlUk UU J11UCI1, aiiu I -j. utility S37-40 rallies, inducted by the strength Calves: ' good-choice, $47-52; com of feed grains were not sustained. m'rci.' Selling in wheat reflected mois ture receieved in the dry south Mutton: Good. 70 lbs. down, $30-32. Pork cuts: Loins. No. 1. 8-12 lbs. $48-51; shoulders 16 lbs. down, S38-40: 31-sc; west territory although there was .hundred' lower NILE 8 Mrs. Ida Louise Niles. at the resi dence at 495 N. Winter St.. January 2. at the age of 89. Survived by a daughters Mrs. Belle N. Brown of Salem; son. Glenn C. Niles of Salem: brother, Fred L. Doty of Fredericks burg, Iowa: two granddaughters, Mrs. Mary Louise Telford of Boise. Idaho, and Miss Elizabeth Anne Brown of Salem, and by three great-grandchildren. Services will be held Thursday, January 4. at 10:30 ajn., at the Virgil T. Golden chapel with the Rev. John L. Goodenberger officiating. Interment will be at Mt. Crest Abbey mausoleum. new export business which gave the nearby contract some strength At the finish wheat was Vi higher to lower, corn was 2Vfe Lambs: Good-choice S50-53J0: com' merctal all weights $48-50; utility, $44-45. Wool: Graded wool f.o.b. Portland. fine $2 50-2.60; ', blood $2.25-2.35: 38 1st quarter: T. 10 S.. R. 1 E.. Sec. 21 125 M bd. ft. in 2nd quarter; T. 10 S.. R. 2 E.. Sec. 31. 1J30 M bd. ft. in 2nd quarter; T. 12 S.. R. 1 E.. Sec. 25. z.880 H M. rt in 4th quarter; T. 12 S.. R. 1 E.. Sec. 11 and 14. 3.000 M bd. ft. in 4th quarter; T. 12 S.. R 2 E.. Sec. 11 and 14. 5,000 M bd. ft. in 4th quarter AL8EA-RICKREALL MASTER UNIT AND MARKETING AREA - T. S R. 8 W.. Sec. 3. 1.645 M bd. ft. in 1st quarter: T. 7 S.. R. 8 W.. Sec. 28 & 33. 3,500 m Dd. rt. in zno quarter: T. 8 S.. R. 7 W.. Sec. 5. 1.406 M bd ft. in 2nd quarter: T. 9 S R. 7 W., good Make 456 Wanted. Household Good f (IS ED FURN.. Immediate appraisal, highest prices. Vaile rurniture zsa .. H CnrnmnrW Hn T77S rjl.K.N WOODRY Ph S5116 WOODRY BUYS ANYTHCSG VALUE. WOODRY PAYS SPOT CASH. - PH. WOODRY TODAY-3-5110. 458 Building Matwialat SHOP KEITH BROWN FOR THX BEST BUYS LN TOWN Stained Shakes with' undercourse per so. i.. $14.5f 2x6 TG Kiln Dried, M M lxl E. Rustic siding : S95 M 3 panel doors. 2-0: 3-4: 2-6; by 6-4 $7 so ea. Just a few more unclaimed windows and frames, drastically requcea. KEITH BROWN UMB IAKU Front and Court Where narking Is not problem CALL 2-1196 Salem, eves. Lower price Lumber, shingles, shakes, naroware. flooring, .building ; maUrU Ted Muller. , WANTED: GREEN LBR. Resaw cants, dimension and one inch. Market trice, tno trimming noi necessarv. Call Oliver Bacon 381 89. Eve. 22576. Salem Lumber ft Manu Mannficturing Co , Building Something? to 3 cents higher, oats were to blood S2.l0-2.20: .i blood si.bo-oo. 1 higher, rye was 3 to 4 higher, soybeaans were 1 higher to 1 lower and lard was 5 cents higher to 10 cents a hundred weight lower. Mohair: 75-80C lb. on 12-month growth. F.O.B. country shipping points. Country-kiueo meats: Veal: Tod oualitv. 47-49c lb.: good heavies. 40-42c; other grades 38 -40c. Hogs: Light blockers, Z8-30c id.; sows, light. 26-28C 3 tab .composition roofing $7 25 sq. No. 1 Cedar shingles Siisq. 11" No 1 natnted shakes $15.50 so. Sec. 13. 3,125 M 00. n. in isx quar- Asbestos siding SlOsq. ter; T. 15 S., R. 8W.. Sec. 23 310 M I Waterproofed wall board $20 sheet bd. ft. in 1st quarter; T. . 15 S.. R. 7 Used American std. wash ban $18 W.. Sec. 7. 370 M Bd. rt. in 3rd quar- Toilet, hath tuba, aentic tanks, water a . mm mm T 1T C , se I ' - 5.000 m do. n. in 4in. quiner; 1. w ht ifiniutinn r t2.Mihcct S.? R. 8 Sec. 11, 623 M bd. ft. in ;f . inxulsktion board ' il92fhi 18. 2,890 M bd. ft. lrt 2nd quarter: T. 15 S.. R. 8 W.. Sec. 1. R. 7 W.. Sec. 7. 6.275 M bd. ft. In 2nd quarter; T. 13 S.. R. 7 W, Sec. 29. 600 M bd. ft. in Lambs: Top grade 50-52c lb.; lower 2nd quarter; T. 14 S.. R. 8 W., Sec. NEFF Mrs. Adella May Neff. late resident of Florence, at a local hospital Janu ary 2. Survived by daughters. Mrs. Elmo Klrkpatrick of Seattle, Wash., Mrs. C. B. Spencer of Salem, and Mrs. Don Kirkpatrick of Eugene: sons. Capt. C. H. Neff of Wedderbum. L. H. Neff of Eugene, and F. Kenneth Neff of Portland; sisters, Mrs. Carrie Chase of Salem, Mrs. P. R. Cooper of Petaluma. Calif.; brother. Harrv D. Rowe of Salem; 11 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. Announce ment of services later by Clough Barrick chapel. 6 KSLM Gab. Heatter iN.W. News KOCO Candlelight ICandlelight KOIN Harold Peary I Harold Peary KGW . Counterspy Counterspy KKX West Headlines! Home Edition I Answer Man I Sam Hayes INews 1 88 Keys IBing Crosby Bing Crosby I Crime Not Pay Crime Not Pay lHannibal Cobb Jo Stafford 7 KSLM Rocket Rldin I Hi HUltes Cisco Kid KOCO R. 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Crowing Toward Maturity; IM Mem ory Book of Music; 1:45 Oregon School Of the Air; 30 The Newt: 3S Music t the Masters; 40 Oregon Reporter; 4:1$ Favorite Hymmr; AM Unreerstty of Chicago Roundtable: SOO Child r rena theater; 5:15 On the Upbeat: 3:50 (50 Sports Club; tM To News; :U Dinner Melodies; 8:45 (To be announced): 70 Farmers' Union: 7:15 Evening Farm Hour; 8:00 Radio Short handCoctest; 8 JO Guest Star; 8:45 The News end Weather; IXM Music That Erures; t:45 Eving i Medita Uons; MM Sign Ofi. - Happy Is The Day When Backache Goes Away Wbee kidney function slows down, many folks eomp in of nagging backache, loss of pep and energy, headaches and eunesa. Don't suffer longer with these discomforts if reduced kidney function is getting you down doe to such common eaoass as stress and strain, ever-exertioa or xnora to cold. Minor Madder irritations do to cold or wrong diet mar cause getting up nights or frequent passages. Don't neglect your kidneys if these condi tions bother yee. Try Dou'i Pills a mild diuretic. Used successfully by UUona for evc M years. While often otherwise eaoaed it's a ing how many tinea Dean's give happy raHef frcoi thsss discomforts h t IS mi eg kidn7 tnbea d ts flash est wasta. Get P ' filln to yl S Ms. rius, NJD J. CL. Chan. N. DK CHAN ... LAM CHINESE ITOBALISTS Sil Nr Ltbcrtr ': Upstairs aboee' Jans.- ST N. Lib erty. Office open Saturday only 1 aw to 1 p, S to T pjn. Cons tts tion . Blood Ensure and urine tests are tree of rge rc-ca Walker Buried With Rank of Full General WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 -UP)- Gen. Walton Harrison Walker was buried today in a grave close by those of other famous soldiers who rest in Arlington National ceme tery. To honor the man who f ought in .two world wars, then was kill ed in a jeep accident while com manding the eighth army in Ko rea, the nation's foremost military leaders and representatives of the United Nations gathered at the graveside. And, by an act of coneress t the request of President Truman wamer was Dunea as a four star general. He was promoted to that rank posthumously only an hour before the funeral. But Walker still wore the three stars of a lieutenant general when he was buried. The casket was sealed when it left Tokyo last week and was not opened again. SPAIN PLANS BIG MOVIE MADRIEH-Spain is after first place in the European movie in dustry. First step in her, campaign is a projected $5,000,000 movie starring Hedy Lamar ' and Ray Milland. The movie, based on the life of Spain's greatest warrior Rodrigo Diaz de Vivar, better known as El Cid Campeador, who lived in the 11th Century, will be made by two Spanish studios with Italy's Alessandro Blassetti directing. Salem Market .notations (As of late yesterday) BUTTERFAT Premium .78 No. 1 ; .76 No. 2 : .68 BUTTER Wholesale .78 Retail .83 LIVESTOCK (Valley Packing Co. Quotations) Feeder Lambs 20.00 to 24.00 Fat Lambs 15.00 to 28.50 Ewes I 00 to 10.00 Fat dairy cows 16.00 to 18.00 Cutter cows 13.00 to 16.00 Dairy heifers 18.00 to 19.00 Good Veal - 13.00 to 28.00 Bulls 22.00 to 25.00 EGGI (Bavins) (Wholesale prices range from I to 7 cents over buying Dnce) Large AA .46 Large A ., .42 Madium AA .38 Medium A . .38 Small JO POULTRY Leghorn hens 1 Colored hens . .28 Colored fryers 4 Old roosters .13 Roasters 6 Portland Livestock rrades. 40 -4 5c. Mutton: Best, ii-zoc; rougn neavy bucks, ewes 22-24c. Beef: Good cows, 40-44c id.; can- ners-eutters. 4 2 -44c. Onions: Medium. No. 1. 1.00-25: so- lb. sack Idaho. 1.40-50: Calif., Idaho white wax. larce 2.10-2.25. Potatoes: Ore. Gems, Kusseta no. ia. 2.25-50: 25-lb. 60-7 5c: 10 lbs. 30-32c: No. 2. 50-lb. 75-8oc; Wasn. Kussets 1NO. 1. 2-5-40: 25 lbs. 75-80c: 10 lbs. 35-38C; No. 2. 50 lb. 65-75c: Idaho Russets, No. 1A, 2.75-2.85; 25 lb. 75-85C. Hav: U. S. No. 2 ereen alfalfa, de livered carlot F.O.B. Portland. 832-33 ton: Willamette valley grain and clov er hay. $28-29. ADMINISTRATOR'S FINAL NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Elmer Kurx. the Administrator of Rachel Kun. deceased, has filed his Final Account as such, and by order of the Circuit Court of the State of Ore- son for Marion County. February 13, 1951, at 10 o ciock in tne forenoon oi saia day and Court room of said Court has 31. 1.790 M bd. ft. in 2nd Quarter: T. 14 S.. R. 8 W.. Sec. 31. 2.360 M bd. ft In 3rd quarter; T. 14 S.. R. 7 W.. Sec. 34. T. IS S.. R. 7 W.. Sec. 3, 4.500 M bd. ft. in 3rd quarter; T. 14 S.. R. 7 W.. Sec. 30. Z.630 M Dd. It. In 3rd quarter. D. 30 J. 3 1 300 Pergonal 310 Meeting NottcM Salem Lode e No. 4 AT. & AJI. Wed., Jan. 3. Stated Communi cation. 7:30 pjn. 316 Personal ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. Ph. 3-9133 PO Bs 724 YMCA Wed rrl 8:30 p m STAN1.ITV knm Prnrfiurtit Ph. 43882 j v .1.. m LOCAL Uf Aii iun riyeme nuacr. abu cmu i i7S S 12th C. G. Long Ph. 3-5821 1 ml. N. of Keizer 460 Musical instrumeni 120 BASS Italian Piano Accordiana. new. 1139.50. original price tsa. Jaquith Music Co.. 846 Cascade Dr, Ph. 3-4841 anytime. 120 BASS Holmer Accordlan. ieS. Phone 3-4811 468 For Rent Misceilaneous 'J DRIVE TRUCKS FOR RENT Blan- fcets furn 1ST Liberty Pft 1-M06S. HOOD USED Piano H U S-S 470 For Sola, M-tcell iout NEW and used Spinet 8c arand pLaooa. Jaqultn -Music LO.. bo aacaoe Ph. 3-4641 anytime SIZE heating ttOve 110, TRAILER Woodrv's Bargain Barn. Phone 4-3531 OCAL CHARIS CORSETIER MARY fOR SALE: K or wools ye whitl e m ,... AfM 7 B imcm dc ex. ruuut o. S-12 IXNOLCWI RUG. 854. Worry's Bargain Barn, fpone NEW and Used Sewing Machine. Yeater AopUance Co- 3(8 uiemes BACKS it LININGS T6R Wood Circulators & Cook Stoves Vallev Fum. 285 N Com'l. Ph. 27473 PLASTI-KOTE Requires no -Waxing for your Doors or linoleum. Tester A.ppliance Co.. 37 Chemeketa NEW Piano Accordian Sale from S49.50 up. 100 to choose rrom. Many different makes. Save up to 60. Jaquith Mftsic Co, 848 Cascade Dr., Ph. 3-4641 - ; . OIL Circulators, New and Used. Yea- ter Appliance Co.. 375' cnemesexa iOOL I .'sea pianos S7 ea. H stiff Furn Co J : PfNTl PONG TABLES Portable, top & stand complete. Easily assembled or flis-assamoien wnnoui tools. Ideal for work table, sewing table or study table. Only S33.50. KEITH BROWN LUMBER YARD Front flc Court Where Parking la No Problem Latest Model Electro Lux, all St tachments S49.95. Save S30. wooo rv's Furniture Mkt.. 160S N. Summer. DEEPFREEZE and Westlnxnouae Home Freezers. Yeater add nance to. ji Chemeketa Walling Sand & Gravel Co. Crashed Rock ror roads & driveway Cement, Ready mix. Concrete Garten 8an BuD-, dozing Iralna ge ana aliening. to. el readings evenings St Phone 2-2950 been fixed ai the time ini place for INTERESTED in more money for fam- i hearing of objections to said Final Ac count and the settlement of said estate Elmer Kun. Administrator of the Estate of Rachel Kurz. deceased. Herbert W. Carter, Attorney 301 Pioneer Trust Building Salem. Oregon First .Publication: Jan. 3 Last Publication: Jan. 31. Jan 3, 10. 17. 2t 31 Uy pleasures neat clean young man. state emolovee. wants board and room In PRIVATE borne. Two meals a day. Box 192 co Statesman 400 Agriculture 402 LiTMtock PORTLAND. Jan. 2 (AP)-(USDA) Cattle salable 1100; cow supply re duced; other classes moderate: mar ket tcitve. strong; to 50 cents hieher: with commercial steers and utility cows up most; seversl loads choice fed steers. 32 JD0-75; load 1069 lbs. 33.00. new recent high; odd good light steers 30.00-31.00; commercial grades 28.oo-Z9.oo; uuiity i.oo-2Y.50; canner cutter cows mostly 19.00-21.00: shelly cows slow, odd head down to 17.00 and below; utility grades J2 00-26.00; commercial scarce; commercial bulls mV JL1-' good bulu ,care: summons. If you so fail to appear and UUlliy J.UU-).UU. L1.I.KH ...ill tab 4,4. SS. "wil JP-tf2 yu. d each H-X mT i . eSOl.lO. prinqpal and accruing interest SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Marion County. J. B. FOSTER, Plaintiff vs. RICHARD A. AXBERG and NELLIE E. AXBERG. his wife, Defendant. To RICHARD A. AXBERG and NEL LIE E. AXBERG. his wife the above named defendant: In the Name of the State of Oregon: You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled action on or be fore the expiration of four weeks from the date of the first publication of this BONDED LIVESTOCK buyer C C McCandllah 1127 S 25th Ph 3-l47 HONUM) livestock ouvei Claude to wards Rt.3. Box 899E. Ph. 4-II13. BULL SERVICE, reasonable Nelson's anvnlace anytime. Phone 4317S. BONDED livestock buyer A F. Som- mer 2130 Chemawa Rd. rn 42S1T. LICENSED Livestock buyer, li. E S net hen 1940 Lancaster or pn s-ijo 425 Auction Sales 34.00; medium 19 00-25.00 and for the further sum of S50.00 reas onable attorney's fees, and for plain- Hoes salable 350: market mostly .?i.t' nt. Mh.r nn nmttH innl.- 4- u cosia ana uuountracau uicurreu choice 180-230 lbs. generally L50; Why Suffer Any Longer Wkea overs fan. ese mmw CUaese reeseelev Aeu inr seeeess for com years U Chi Ne tter wtta rU Useats yee are ai meted reers, slnesltls, heart, taags. My. r-"T.Ss, eetiF, eieers. sHaestas. rawillna, sail mm Ma! CHARLIE CHAN ca-vssi - CO. ZM N. Pkease X-lSM lAXKM. OKK . Oftiee Homrs t te t. M Sat. osoy small lots choice 195 lbs. 23.75; 250-300 lb. zi.50-z2.ao: good 350-330 in. sows 18.50-19.50; lighter weifhu to 20.00; few e ood -choice feeder oixs 25.00-50. Sheep salable 300; slaughter lambs around 50 cents higher; ewes strong to o higher:' oca lots gooa-cnoice 87- 97 lb. fed lambs 30.00. record hish: sizable lot good 81 lb. No. 1 pelt lambs 29.25: odd medium-good yearlins 25.00- 27.00: food ewes 14.00; common-med ium 10.00-13-00; no feeder lambs available. - herein. This summons Is published by order of Hon. George H. Duncan, Judge of the above entitled Court. The order is dated January 2. 1951. Date of first publication January 3, 1851. Date of last publication January 24, 1951. STANLEY J. MITCHELL 101 Hogg Building Oregon City, Oregon Attorney for Plaintiff J. 3-10-17-24. STAYTON Auction Market this week TViin T.3D am. waienau oeoroom set. dining room set like new, good line of cows & dairy heifers, weaner & feeder pigs. Also complete line of logging equipment such as buzz saw. chain saw. drag saw, lines. .kl A, rhokrrt chivs 8c Pulleys. peveys. bars. This is a good line of merchanaise come et put u. Livestock and Furniture AUCTION Hew York Stock Qnolalions NEW YORK, Jan. .-(rVToday's closing quotations: Ad Corp ; AI Chem AI Chalmers Am Airlines Am Power & Lt Am Tel & Tel Am Tobacco Anaconda Atchison Beth Steel J Boe Airplane , Borg Warner . Burr Add M Calif Packing Can Pacific Caterpillar j Celanese Chrysler 24 Ya - 60 45 . 14 16 151 -66y4 40 -155 so y4 42 i 62 y4 - 14 y4 57 V - 22 Vi Gen Foods Gen Motors Goodyear Tire . Homestake Int Harvester Int Paper Johns Man Kennecott Libby McN & L Lockh Aire Loew's Inc Long Bell Con Edison: Cons Vultee Crown ZeUerback 4 Curt Wright 11 Doug Aircraft 86 34 32 53 49 76 8 38 i6y4 28 65 18 22 33 Pae Am Fish . : 18 Pae Gas & E3.ee 32 Pac Tel & Tel 103 46Repub Stl 47Rey Metals 66 Richfield 43 40 53 Montg Ward Nash Kelv NY Central . North Pac Packard Pennejr 1 Penn RR . Pepsi Cola Dupont 85!Philco Eastman Kodak 47 Rad Corp . Emer Radio 13Rayonier Gen Electric 50 Ray Pfd - 4 69 23 10 21 16 Safeway 37 Sears Roebuck 53 Soc Vac 26 South Pac 67 Std Oil Cal 93 Std Oil NJ 92 Studebaker 28 Sunsh Mn 11 Swift and Co 39 Ttansamerica 20 Twent C Fox 21 Un Oil Cal . 36 U Pac 107 Un Airlines 23 Un Aircraft - 35 Un Corp' 4 US Plywood US Steel w Warn Bros - 39 43 29 West Un Tel . 40 West Air Br .33 West Elec ' S5 47iWoolworth 44 WED.. JAN. 3 AT 10 A.M. & 7 PM. e 7 pc. walnut dining room set 9 pc. chrome dinette set 3, 5 -drawer chests 2 baby beds 2 dressers 3 radios 2 5-pe. breakfast sets. Roll too desk Drop bench chrome breakfast set 3 metal oeos Coil springs - mattresses Rollaway bed complete Apt. (as range M. W. ft. refrigerator Rockers and odd chairs Washing machines Oavenos & davenports 12 used doors & windows Wood ranges circulators Potatoes it vegetables Chicken te rabbits Calls it veals ' m Weaner A.-feeder Dies 1 reg. Brown Swiss buB. 30 mos. old. This bull is a good type and a muI breeder. e 4 Hereford end Shorthorn 1st calf heifers, due to freshen in aptu. 1 Jersey cow, due in April 1 mrlum ISM lba. 1 Durham cow. 2nd calf, due la April - - m othee eowa. heifers and fee stock.: Weaner and feeder, pics. tnr e We have a heavy demand for , springer cows, feeder stock, calves. veal. Pigs OC an tanas, jsacmnery. rurxuture. Lane SudtelUs Auction SalesYard 1; V MILES X. OT SALEM ON aULYR TON SO. PH. MOM .mT 4, m Dn. Phnnl S.fi249 WASHING Machines. New and Use O. Yeater Apoiunoe na vneroe - REFRIGERATORS. New an3 Used. x eater Appiianct v,u. v" eta T ; ELECTRIC Ranges.; New and Used. Yeater ApoUa nee Co. ' tnem ELECTRIC Heaters. Radiant and ran. Yeater Appliance CO 37a tnemea- eta . G. . RfcfRIGtftATbR, Nice condi- rlon S.so. Wooarvi Bargain Barn. WkCKSG house, at 369 l. Uberty. Windows, doors, lumber, piumoina; for sale : ' Another 5 Complete rooms of good used furniture. at appliances, use new. some n um has been used less than S months. U save from 25 to SO. Beat hlgn prices by obtaining your furniture et Woodry s Bargain Barn. We have. - Refrigerators ; Elec. & wood ranges Washers - - -f ' dining, bedroom sets Wool at linoleum rugs Radios Lamps it tables Da venoe Ac-chairs - -! Guns, motors, tools Kverythins; foe the been at sen We prices. Woodrys Bargain Barn. 4 miles ft. Saiem on SS-E; 209 yds, N. Drtre-In Theater. t ' , IT. Leonard eiectrie - refrieeTatoS Tlrt class condition. S4 5e.-3-453 DAVENO. good conditio a Sia. Woodry S Bargain Barn, North -4 Miles oa - i - i ' :-..' QjLbS, Gas moior. i k. p. Take ii price. Tnousana rt. jx . new. wav ier Allen. 4th t D ta- Turner, Orefoa ,V- -l--i