The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, July 25, 1951, Image 11

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Theyll be asround but we nust put every Jjtst vhen we need beggrg toooustavorsos "0lar back Irto caah to carry us over scon as we're in the cHps! dsppaabte waste baskets r the rvrrpLT---r WJ , i UP TW TTiaE j 1 ' SET TW OPPTM PfBJFrma.. TUftfJ ON TW DIRECTION FiNOOt- SWITCH CM TH SWITCH fiW , . fit rCi'tMSfer TT1 DAILY AND SUNDAY ...... , : . A" SoasnrainraeB- ScCuooi ViliH Z4itor. The Statesman ' " CORVALLIS. Ore July .24 What happened here today would make strange reading -in the Stalinist countries. In fact, it wouldn't have happened. It pertained to the The pouce about 60 ec tnem they work at iL So are two-score Earl to Head Korea, India Relief Drive Appointment of Stanley EarL Portland, as chairman of the new Oregon Relief for Korea and In dia organization was announced Tuesday by Lawson McCalL ad ministrative assistant to Gov. Dou glas McKay... 1 ' -: Earl previously was special as sistant to the chief of the Ameri can ECA mission to Korea. McCall said the Rev. Victor H. Sword, president of the Salem council of churches, had consented to serve as associate state chairman , in charge of food collections. An associate state chairman to supervise collection of clothing will ' be announced Wednesday when representatives of the 20 re lief, 1 educational, religious, labor, agriculture, womens and veterans organizations meet in Portland. Details of the three-month food and clothing drive will be perfect ed at the Portland meeting. A meeting of the several groups, called by Governor Douglas Mc Kay,1 previously was held in Sa- lem-!. "!: : Governor McKay has. written to the governors of Washington, Idaho and. Montana urging similar co operative campaigns be undertak en in those states. Raymond Conroy Wins Promotion to Lieutenant Colonel 4 ym - v - : :r v- Recently promoted to the rank of lieutenant colonel was Ray mond C. Conroy,' , foster son of Mrs. A. L. Mallery, 1063 Oak stM Salem, the army announced. Colonel Conroy Is executive of ficer: of jthe operations research division at. the transportation re search and development station, FL Eustis, Va. . A 1942 graduate of the Univer sity of Oregon. Conroy received his masters degree in transporta tion from the University of South- j ern wauiomia. ne was a meraoer of the reserve officers training corps staff at Purdue university. ConroyL received "his regular army, commission In 1946 after service: in Iran during World war II as liaison officer. Curling, a ' national Scottish game,: was Introduced in the 16th century from the low countries. SUN VALLEY AT YOUR FAVORITi FOOD STORE 'Ma4 ky the Bakers f i Master Bread" Sale CI at Advcrincd srniiu "iiats taUe Stock . . . Fsnaaerlr Priced frea IA to $11.91 FELTIIA7S 10WWOIWBB KI6I IX ItVtXt Formerly fron . Broken Ls4awXlsestlal Ltoes do? n Aia-co:sjinonn) COX.TO3T AT Y. Open Fridays and- . L " r irandavc TCI t P. ML Other Weekdays TU1 ( f. IL In Gae Capitol tbmvimz Center Oregon state police. are atte&dinc an annual scbooi and agents of the liquor control com- mission. Here are some of the things they were told: Be certain you keep ful ly in mind the constitutional rights of all citizen t; keep well within the bounds of the search and seiz ure, law; remember that at times you are much in the public eye, and dress and conduct yourself appropriately -' - . . , ' That isnt laQ they .were told. But it set. the tenor for what amounts to both a refresher and an advanced course In police tech nique. Commandant of the school, held in classrooms lof Oregon State col lege, Is LL Firley Morgan of Sa lem, working under the direction of State Police SupL H. G. (Fod) Maison. The fstudents" reside in Sackett halL Today's classes, indicative of the wide range of courses, included such topics : as the law of evi dence (taught by . CapL Vayne Gurdane of Portland); patrol techniques . (Sgts. Robert Baker of Salem and Holly Holcomb of Rose burg); Jurisdiction of other agencies (SgL Howard Benning hoff of Portland); first aid (Sgt William Colbert of Medford); search and seizure (CapL R. G. Howard of Salem); search dem onstration (CapL Bert Walker of Salem and Sgt Charles Weems of Salem); and fish and game identi fication (Profs. R, . Dimick and Jay Long of jQSC). SgL John A. D'Angelo is a duty sergeanL Lecal DUferenees Studied were such things as the difference between an admission and a confession; the exact mean ing of such terms as corpus delicti and priraa-facie; first responsibili ties in accident investigations (care of the Injured and preven tion of further accidents in the immediate area): exact determi nation of the specie of fish and game. j ' . And this was but one day of the school, f j , A day starts at 6:30 with calis thenics for all three categories of students (basic, or comparative newcomers; advanced;. and liquor control agents). - Then, after breakfasL the classes are divided, although some overlap. The class es continue all day and until 9 p.m. Notebooks are much in evi denceeach student must take an examination when his course ends. - The police school was first held at Camp Clatsop 17 years ago. It was held for' time at the marine barracks in ! Klamath Falls and was moved to the . OSC campus three years agid. Police Attendsjaee Half , of the state police attend the school each year, but only one sixth are here at any one time.. The school extends three and a half weeks. New . policemen ; at tend two weeks, experienced men one week, OLCC men also attend one week, T The send-off talk when - the school opens is given by Lee M. Bown, deputy superintendent of state police. Superintendent Mai son conducts the closing question and answer forums. There are brief times when the men may swim, play softball or practice on the target range. But it's "lights out" at 11:45 p.m. The "house mother" sees, to that. He's 235-pound Sergeant Colbert. . He was given the new title because during regular school terms Sack ett hall is a girls' dormitory. There werejno girls in it today, But the attractive, swimming suited blonde,! earning her keep by cnanging me campus water spray ers, didn't go unnoticed. Girl Believed Drowned in Surf LONG BEACH, Wash., July 24-0P)-A 15 -year-old Portland girl was believed drowned in the surf today and her swimming com panion was j rescued by a coast guardsman. . V Sheriff Peter Maloney identified the girl as the daughter of Dr. B. B. Shaull (Rt 1) Portland. Coast guardsmen and residents of this community were searching for her body. ! j -Y.v-- Barbara Morris, Opportunity, Wash., was pulled from the surf but was unable to talk to give any details of the accident which oc curred about 2:30 pjn. IlaHcsally lien's T7car! KOU JUST YYY Fines It Y Hen Ycrlx Sled: Qnclaliris NEW YORK," July 24-iVTodays Closing Quotations:! Ad Corp .21. -75 H -42 Gen Foods Al Chem Al Chalmers Am Airlines (Gen Motors Soodyear .15 L, .19 tome stake Am Pow-Jfc LL tot Harvester 32 Am Tel & Tel 15? Am Tobacco tl Anaconda J, 40 Atchison 155 Beth Steel I 5Hi nt Paper Johns Man vennecott Ubby McN ockh Aire Loew's Inc Boe Airplane Borg Warner Bur Add M Calif Packing Can Pacific . Caterpillar Celanese -43H -62 .11 Montg Ward Nash Kelv ? .26 .44 Y Central North Pac -53 i Pac Am Chrysler Pac Gas & Con Edison Cons Vultee -31 Pac Tel & -16 ?xkard . Curt Wright 1 'enn RR Doug Aircraft ?epsi Cola Dupont Philco . Eastman Kodak 45Vi Emer Radio 13 Gen Electric 55 lad Corp . laynonier Ray Pf d Grain Market Pushes Ahead CHICAGO. July 24-(HGrains pushed ahead at the board of trade today, led by rye which made the best showing finishing as much as six cents higher. Y The advance in wheat just about washed out yesterdays losses, but corn ran into profit taking at the close. J". " - At the finish wheat was to 1 cent higher, corn was Va higher to . lower, oats were to higher, rye new was 54 to 6 cents higher, soybeans were 1 to 3 cents higher and lard was 20 to 35 cents higher. Yesterdays presidential message to congress and the slow progress in the cease-fire talks were in fluences in today's trading. Shorts started to cover early, and found considerable hedge selling. Later this dried up and offerings became scarce. Traders said there was no new flour or export business re ported in wheaL - Stock Market Enthusiastic NEW YORK, July 24-aVThere was real old-fashioned enthusiasm behind trading in the stock mar ket today and price advances of a dollar or two m share were plentifuL . Gains ran to as high at $5.50 but it was only in a few selected cases that the advances reached much above the S2 mark. A breakdown of statistics showed 651 issues advanced today while 218 lost ground. The activity carried the Associ ated Press index up SI .20 at $94.20, the best gain! since July 3 when the Index moved ahead $1.70 and left the index at the $91 mark. Industrials moved up $1 JO on the index today and rails an even $1. The utilities remained un changed. - -.' - Oil stocks were In the spotlight all day long. ' A young crow can eat its weight in food in a day.. Stocks and Bonds Compile by The Anoclated PrM i July 34 ; rnrx avraanrs i 30 II , i Ind Raita Utl eg Stks Net chanjre- A1J Al. Unch ALT 131.1 S3.1 4SA S4.T Tuesday - Prev. day 129 i 62 1 48 12S. B0.T 48.4 124.4 60.4 47.1 1C0.S 47J 42 J 93.6 tl 8 9 9 74.1 Week mgo Month ago Year ago - BOND AVCKACES 20 is - it . ia Rails Ind UU Fn Net ehangs AJ A.l Unch DJ Tuesday 94.4 . 98.7 99J 72 a Prer. day 94S 9S.S 9J 73.0 Week ago M 0 M l T2.4 Month ago S3 8 913 97.T 71J Year ago 95J 101.7 104.1 70 J Portlanc Urestork PORTLAND. July 24 -(AP)- CattJe aUbl 200; market fairly active mosUy steady; 1 lot commercial and low good grain-on-ffraM steers 33.00: utility and commercial grades 23.00-31.00; light cut ter dairy-type steers down to 12.00; tew utility heifers 23 .50-27 JO: eanner and cutter cows mostly 19.00-22.00: shells down to 15 JO; odd utility beef cows 24 00-28.00; utility bulls. 23 00 27J0: odd good bulls to 30.00; cutters downward to 23.00. . Calves falable 73; market fairly ac tive, steady; choice vealers limited at 35-00-38.00: food vealers and light calve 41.00-34.00; utility and commer cial JO.00-30.00. Hogs salable 125: market active, steady; choice 180-235 lb butchers 14X0 rnotly 2430- few choice 540 lbs in cltKled at 24.00: 259 lbs 23.00: choice J5O-CO0 lb sows -strong at 1S.7S-I0.S0: C5 lbs 21.00; few good and choice 63 lb feeder pigs 26.00. Sheep salable 300: holdover 225: around S00 shorn spring Umb bought to arrive on guaranteed yield basis; market slow, weak to SO lower: good and choice spring mostly 28JO.2S.00: utilitv dowffwwd to 22-00 Koad feeders steady at 27-0O-.V: ood heaw year lings down to 17.00 or below; sood -Hurhter ewes 12i; cull and utility SJO-la-OO. owsurr Ernest Owsley, st the residence tn Sacramento. Calif, July H- Gravest! services will be held Wednesday. Jui-r 21 it 10 a.m. in Bekrrest Memorial rfe wtth tVtm Jtmm. Ihidlev Strain of. iuriating. Direction by the W. T. Jligdoit company, Rirrinn Minnie Eat UU on. Ute resident of 873 N. 9th st, tn this city July 24 at the age of 16- Survived by daughters. Roee Battalion. Tens Battalion - and Minnie Buscit, all of Salem: sons. Chris Battalion and Mike Battalion, both et Satfrn; . also four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Announce ment of services later by W. T. Jtigj don company . ZWICKZX i Leonard William Z wicker, laU real, den of Pendleton, at Pendletoe July 24 et the a of 73 years. Survived by ul n 7lrkrr. Pendleton. W. JL Z wicker. Salem. T. H. Zwjcker. Coquule: sisters. Mrs. rerdlf HaB, Sj-lm- Un i W Porarh and Mrs. A. M. Shrvm. both of Portland, and Mrs. T W IT.m.miA TtoMf. A IIIMWilW meat' of service aster by W. X. Big- 9 ; 49 Salem" y Obituaries SU 39SS -51H -48 H -89 M Rey Mfetals Tire RIchfie! d 36i Safeway Sears Roebuck 4 49Soc Vac -32 H -61 (South Pac -63 -73 H Std Oil Ca .49 & SIStd Oil NJ C3 19mstudehiker Sunsh Mn 11 (Swift and Co 694fTrasarrierica J lSHfTwent K? Fox- Un Oil CaL- -ST 4 -101 -264 -37 -ink tU Pac Fish jUn Airlines Elec32 Jn Airrraft Tel 108 Un Corn 4V4IUS Ptvwxxi US Steel .18 Warn feros 13 trWest Un Tel -22Hprest A5r Br J 27H 21(,(West Eee J7 -61J iWoolwdrth .43 11 Salom Market Quotationb tA of late y:tVertfy 'trrrcKrAT- li HI !i rremium .T 3 No. S HlirTKB WholeaaU Retail k.GaU.BeyUig) t wnoiessie prires want from V euying price I Large AA Large A - -L Medium AA Medium ta - Small : M i - . r i ; ts 1.. . .. JU i.., , . JU- - , . t6 ' I .,- 14 . ; A ... . mr UeotattaMMi ja oa 18.00 to re so- L'LTSV - Colored Ima Colored fryers . uegnorn fryers Old roosters (toasters i.ivKSToca vaury Packlag r-ss Pat rjalrv Cmi Cutters ... . Bulla i no to as-M Good al Feeder lambs -f. 20.00 to 14.00 Portland Protjuce 1 1 1 pmrTf-Awn t..i it t . .u - . - J T S nn-out T fat tentative, rabject to immediate) change: Premium quality. maxtmuM to "r v cel acroiiy oeuvered- in ---, iw to, iiri quality. Tic; econd quality. TOc Valley route asxi country poinu 2c less.! nMtierWAolaUC F.O.B, bulk eabes wholesales: r.rHto it a lb; A. S3 score. f7e;( B. 80 score.' Car; C. 8 score, 7c. Abdve prices- stricUy Cheese K 11fn k.t. -'-3 bi- wholesalers: Oreeon hfnilM. sv.k. ib; Oregon. S-lb W44S?3Se. i Eces Ita whnlmUfil cji-i - containine no ln -- - - - - A ------- j ": w- iuik, r aj. B. Portland. A large 0-4iVr: A - Ljv rhlrkM. iMr ti... - "- 1 . . aiMUITi r ,p ay. Plants): Braiim. u.l-i . rw- " em SIM lbs. 33.34 au lbs. SJ-: TT ' w overj at; light hews, 7ni" -c: 1 heavy hens, ell tights. M-tfr. - weights. l$-17e." I j fr""er" srowerst Ua white. -S lh iv.. . . i, 27c: old dMa IO-ln- ki.k STiS4 trB retailers. 62 -63c; some Pre asealsi (wheiesalers te retell ers; dollars seriewt): Beef: Steers, choice. 900700 Iba. $58 e.87.oe: good; o-i.oo; rYT.,..- amm. a-W-D-au.UO; utlUty. tU 60 tS UQ- CAWt. iilllliMi iil.l 1 . itn . . "JO-43.00; canners-etjtters. 842.10-60. ' BeefruU (choice steers): Hind quar- , Mi-o-2.oo: roetids. t37.ss-as.as: full Min trimiwl m. a . - - " .w. cm r . , - . - --- fv.ww, nun gles. 84S.10.aO! fnrmi.H -i 52.08 " ""Ti vl- Cood-cholce. !33 00-61.60- cose mercial. 8M.00-56.00. i Pork rata! I -ni n. tvn t tw- 47 00-51.00; shoulder. 16 lbs. dowe 937.00-41.00: sparerflw. 843Jkr-47Nri fresh hams. $33.oo.54jM. r - ... . .. VJV 3550. . . ". .. . , ,. Wool: Willamette I ; Valley, aaeetly nominsl. .Is ! Mohair; tl lt P.O.B. country 'shipping points. . - enniry-siuee meats: i - . Mutton- Beat. So-fitt: IK. .. ik. rough heavy bucks, ewes, 6-20c. Veal: Top quality. 4-55c; good hea vies. 48-50c; others J-47c. Beef; Good cows. 44-47c lb; canners cutters. 40-431.C. i ! i Hogs: Light blocker. J3-34e lb sew tight. 2S-30C. - H . - Lambs: Top grade.! S3-53e lb; lewes grades 44-Mc. - j ; onions- Calif. Velldws. medium Ke. 1 r SA-7S M-IK ..r-k.. V-lt- 50 lbs. 82.34-7; Jqmbci' 83.25. Pntatoea; Bnardmiii Im artilta V. 1, $3.80-73: few higher; local triumphs. wnrtc rose. uios. st.T3-s.oo; wmtes SI J 50; Wash, long whites. 63-50-75. nay: u. s. no. 2 ureen anaira. de livered car and truck lots. P.OB. Portland, mostly $31 0-S? 00 ton: Wil lamette valley grain! and clover hay nominally $23 a ton. baled at farm. Portland Gra In - PORTLAND. Ore.. S Julr 24 -(API. Coarse grains. IS davi shipment, bulk, coast delivery: Oats No. 3-8 lb white 63.00: barley No. 24$; tb BW 63.08. Wheat (bJaTXo arrive market, basis No. 1 botkXeliveredlooast: Soft wrote 2.24: soft white (excluding Bex) Xt4j wnue ciuo tjn. 1 14 i Hard red winter: Ordinary 2.24: It per cent 3-tS: 11 bertcent 2.27: 12 n cent 2tS. - . J Hard white Baart:fll per rent ITTl 12 per cent 2.29. li Today's ear receipt: Wheat 97 bae tey s: riour 1: com e. 1 --. ti ... .. , I 300 P.ftonar 112 Lost and Found 1 LOST: P.ed leather I wallet. I eonUine currency, private paoers. drivers lae me. etc Reward, tdith Brnon Lnr, 33582 before 9 4418 after 9, , LOST; near Leslie fool, black fuzzf kitten. Pieaae phonf 2-8275 or 2-764. REWARD: 85 will b paid to persoa finding black brief! case mislaid ta Salem. Call 2-5860 after 6 p.m. LOST: 1 -pink crocheted ear riaj. Pieaae phone 4-l. LOST: Red wallet containing currency and driver's Ilceise. please- call 3-3M2. Reward. Aft-r S call 4-4168. ft-r 8 I suit LOS?: Koae colored coat. Phooe 3-1131. 314 Trunsuoitcrtldzt 3 DRIVTNC to Mlcblgkn about August 1st. would Bke lady to help drive end share expensei Phone 2-44S9. 316 Personal ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. 313 , N. Commercial St. Phpne 2-2108. Mrr tngs, Sunday $ pin, Tuesday 139 P-m. f "' r kiiHOUCb Aamtnout Pt -4t-, natt? Mra wd ev v tf AlV Hume Prcaowcts Pfe 4ii . 400 Asriftilture 4JT2 tlvestock HOSQZD Uvestock 9'jvef Claude tf- rf Bt 3 hot f In -n. 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