-I t 1HyV o O O o Many Ribbons; uoamauTH, Aug. 25 a cap acity crowd estimated at : U0O0 helped close eut tbe 1931 PoU; county fair here tonight." A edal frosram cf cntertaln Eoerit including iqoare danclnt and iwritil TrttrnbcT was preset-ted at A&2081 ra ctvstn lair yadging results wGl appear ta tht final show by tb Polk Cotsnty Farmers Onion. - - - PoJk fair goers termed the fair gut 4f cbe most successful ta his tory and described this years fruit and weeetabla exhibits U on- paralleled. - v sta a ii aniln beef tastter r.r GMte-r. Dallas: kW aialir division. Clarence Grusvd sbw- mHMf trophy. Cootey. nan Ltttae. far fat hor. WaaaaS. US bog, accakntd: Junior n. BalriW " ta I-ai-re DrxtxS. Junior cut. Eagen DUoa. atfloiaowm. fcteaTlIli ewtbdsWn tVhMfhtN Cle Yi Ewe. Dwrtr CnwrtM, a Oiraa ewe- lambs. market lamb. BtlH Ridden. Ia- VJr,Hn.Un ana laffalk ewe lamb. Irwla RiddeTLIa- depuadenf. snarkat lamb, Done Cats, ItoMatstb: pen of tkr w lambs. "ZSZhS: market lamb. Hiebeatbei. fSSSStrllM kmfar. Cool- -s.M ai Asmta Dm. m rr oeyer. '-.Vlda laaa Camtt. taV-Unr: do 4f Tim- ameeM oarrcn. uai " Barbara Hamnn. inaepenoca; tmltota. Hamann: chickens, Amartoaa lam; eSctaM. Amsrtcaa. w. cockerel and twa pullets. Garrett: i raaslars. Garrett: turkey, one torn and . ene young toaa. Carrett; ducto. "?l?f ink and two younS hens. Donald iWlens. Dallas. . n.u f-Patatae s one peek of market potatoes rrawa nd aeleeted by etutt memoer. u 'Memmar Salem. -CUa ai Vesetabl Oareate( Helen Haranus. Perrydale. Ciasar 123 SaewmiBshia Dairy V Sha-Mnaaship. dairy Junior dtvlalon. Marria KempeL Dallas: bowmaaabip. dairy aeaior divlsioo. Ronald Kocera. Indepcaoenc. - . - - nr.h tmrt Rick m..ll--mZmUn Kflifer. BttT ABB CUB, Independence; senior heifer catt. Dick Ley. Udepewdenoe; Junior heller eaU. Bob Stewart. Rlekril. - - - - ll.ii mmm m a- - ; cow. rviy - umi carlin heifer. Larry Kaaie, Amity: senior better can. Bicnaro nac Sard. Sheridan. ' 5 Claas r3S laWlaj "J - TimIIH mnfer. Ronald Rovers, ta dtpcaSmrr; amtor beifer cab!. Ray mond DsJoac, Amity; Junior bUar eatt. etacara. .---, Class UiAll Otktr Breeds - Senior heifer eiK. IDe ben thai: Ju- tor baiter eaB. wayna .Bono. Cow. SUakatd. ysarlmf heifer, Cool er: staar, Cooley. CUM 141 Saddle Bens Mara- aad colt, under one year, eolt Aly we padsad. , Donnal Staptetoaa. Dallas: esR. aver aa aam wider three years at BwAer. Patricia Camp. Bher- am". 4-u adMrricoNomct irtrst place wtnaarsi read errauaa "... a. atyra Simmons. RJekrean, Bum blaster. Rickreall: canning X. ftaadra Emerson. Sherldaa: caaaing 4. Betty Jean Newton. Mofimoath. . Sears eoateat: Lot 1. girls under IS. Simmons; girls over 13. Emerson. Jaa aad Jelly special. Emerson. Spraekaw aufar contest. Emerson. Kerr sanalng contest. Emerson. vanuSa dree cookies. Rocer Bros- sf anmouth: Donna Mccntra. t. Salem: Nancy Savac. falls City: ms Buat. route 1. saiam. Ice boa cookies. Colleen Loucks and WauMaa Lewcka. rout 1. Salem; J aha Quiring, iwaie U DaUaa. Four cm cakes: Clsora Coles. Amity: Susan flamstreet. Perrydale, aad Lois Bemy. Benas. . Bdobm cake: Nancy Dauenhauar. Amity: tCarrt MlscneL route L Sa iam - - Whit Srcad: Darfene Itaatey. Rick- vaali: marietta EtzeL route L Dallas: Sandra Bartet Independence; Sharon Roainbami. Amity! ' ruin acran book; Kmer Camp caokaryl J Ana Rogers, lads- faUCttC9s Clatalae OotbTag 1A (Handwork): Wary Bart. rtaBas; Judy Meisaner. Salem: tiada Meyer. Salettij Karta Bradrick. Salem: atartanne Ncursid. Rickreau. OotasnS tB: Iris Uay Runt Salem: Donna atcCajra, Salem; Georgia Ana yaircWaa. tmOas. Oothuc S: Mary McQueen. Dallas; Eada Stralev. Rtckresll: Miss Hlebea- thaL Jwdy Barnard. Dallas: Sharon Raster. Rickreall: Mary Walt. Rick. ' Tea mil Ootnma S-A: Dorothy Hermans. Ia- Cmthmg S-B: Msxlaa rickeL Inde peadeaca: Sf las Simmons: Darlcna Mas- aey. Maeareau. Clotbina' S-C? Miss Emerson: Cat- 1in 1 ma-la Salem Clotbiag -A: Miss Hsriand; Ruth Carteaaa, Rlckresll. Clotbiag 4-B: Shirley Straley. Rick' Man. - .- - Knintag (beginners): Miss McLaugh- Bacbeter Sewing: l)allas. ' - e s Ronald Maachss. Carloya ferguson. Sa- Sam. baautlfl cation: Mia Garrett: tervinj SaUnt end Vklny s Funeral Clrecfsrs : far 22 Ytsnl. - ' 'l :- ':-v- v-.'- -., :':,? Convenient location, ft. Commercial street; bus Cos; direct roup to ce tBCter.es no cross traf2e. tiew ssodern building seating op ta tZH. Ecrvicea within your means. VIRGIL CZZ L Comrcsrcljil Ik i a 'Awards f I I -I TJruIaa- Taverna and VTrrinla. apptarinf in tbe Helena Bushes -Tulip-Time Re-roe" Alone with a complete line-up of outstaddinf stars, tbe 14-girl chorus win perforsi Intricate routines la daszUnf costumes during nightly stage show at ltSl Oresoa State Fair, ooenins in Salem on Saturday. September 1. Ruth Ben thorn. Grand Rands. Be Culture: Wesley Raster-, Rickrs att, .r--- ' Beatth Centest " - . Health posters (3rd aad 4th grades): Larry Thompson., Perrydale; Nancy Straley. RiekreaiU Davtd Hiebenthal; Tbereas Cotes. ' : 9, Posters (Sth and SU. grades): Mar Jorle Mclintosh; , Dolores Stapleton; Shirley Neufeld. j $ Posters (7th and sth grades): Lester Massey: Louise Neufeld; Marvin Rem- t . . a i; . Rosa and flower Garden r Miss Hen thorn, r i 4 4-H Claa Jadctng .11 ' good preparation: Sharon Rosenbalm, Amity - - - . clothing: Darlena Massey. nemoastratfaa Ceeteste ,D ' Clothing: Ruth Carleaon. Rickreall. cookery: asm jioscnoaim. mm Emerson. ; - f .."i- -DITUIOlf A Grtlas sad VegeUilet Sheai grain, wheat. MielS Pedersen. RickreaD; - sheal grmin. winter oata. Jmunia McCrae. ? Mpmnoatn: aheat rrain. spring cats, McCrae. sheet grain. spring barley. Pederea: threshed arain. rye. stccrae; neta poas. un-eao- ed exhibit, McCrae: ebawmg Seacua. thrashed axhlbn. atccrae; atta zeacue. thrashed exhibit. leHoy A" jwer. uwasbaa exauut. uump.uxw pendenee: crimson clover. John Micek. Independence; white eJorer. . thrashed exhibit McCrae; English rya grass, threshed exhibit. McCrae.- Hairy vetch, lln Ii.it exhibit. ( MeCrae: Sax. beat Oisptay of sfaeaS and threshes Sax. afc- wraa. - y t , Lsdhu clover aad grass, best tray of growing pasture sod.- Cline; hybrid com, Hanrey Young. Monmntb: aarty Sweet corn, rrank Aaria,-Dallas: pop corn, small. Young; popcorn, large. Young; best three staTks of field corn. Yoans: beans any variety C B. Holt lUckreall: basts, any variety. Norman Baker. Dallas; carrots, any T variety. Baker: cucumoers aay ivanary. Aan Campbell. Monmouth: iettaca, aay va riety, Bella Rogers, jnacpenoence: an ions, white variety. Cnaeji onions, any colored variety. Mrs. H. R. McBea. Dal las; peppers, aay variety, Mrs, Ed shal- tenoerg, Dallas, v -. e ,. a Tomatoes, any variety.! Batty Cline. IiMiependence- puanpkias, ' any variety. Mrs. H. R. McBee. Dailaa; Muash. long variety. Mrs. Nick Psdsrsea. Rickreall: squash, round variety. J. C Neil. Dal las; muakmelons. any variety. Ehria Pedersen. Rickreall; wstermeionv aay variety. Pedoraen; vegetable display. ten varieties. Batty Ana Cane. Iade pendeaea: bast display pf , fire weed boney comb, Bella Rogors.' Sadepca dencs: best display of fire-weed honey strslned. W. C. Kester. Rickreall: best display of valley boney comb. W. C Kester. Rickreall; best display of val ley honey, extracted. Raster; beat farm noma beauUncattaa display. Mrs. Shel- tensers. - ; DIVISION Community booths. Mt. Plsgab Farm ers Union; best decorated sei lea dub booth. Perrvdala - Good Will club: booth depictiag work of Polk county home economics extension serrica, Mrs. Wilma Young. Morunouth: booth depicting work ex Polk county rural federated womana club, Mrs, Lucille Lams, Monmouuv; i - DIVISION C-erUevJtare ! t King apples, single tray : exhibit Parry and Jack Wells. Independence; Jonathans, single tray exhibit. E. A. Bennett Dallas route I: SpiUen bergs, sLagle tray exhibit Bennett; Spltaen bergs. throe tray exhibit. Bennett; Winter Banana, single tray exhibit. Wells; Yellow Newton. stngie tray, Bennett: three tray, Bennett: Deli cious, single tray. Bennett: three tray, Bennett; Yellow Delicious, single tray. A. H. Craven. Monmouth: Oruey, sin gle tray. Ray Tibbeta. Sheridan: Crav emtelns. single tray. A. B. Sacra. Man month: Roma Beauty. Ttbbets: any other variety, single tray. Harvey Young, Monmouth; Baruett: pears, single tray. Craven; Bosc. single tray. Bennett: Anjou. sintle tray, Frank Alsip, Dallas route : Com lea. sing) tray. Alsip: Clairrsau. Wells; Crawford peaches, single tray. LeBoy Cliaa. In dependence: tUbartas. , sine) tray. Sacre; Concord grapes, best .'display, at least two baskets. Weils; White .. mZiui T- 4rfB,.r ' t. GOLDM f f v n i i trio of kUh-stepplnC dancers Sweetwater grapes, best display, ana basket. Harvey Young; blackberries, best display, two baskets. Aldp; boy- sen berries, cone; loganberries, cume; Italian prunes, dried, single tray. Aktip: Italian prunes, green. J. . Johnson. Dallas route Z; petite prunes. green. Alsip; Silver prunes, green. Alsip; rranquetle, two pounds, Harvey Young: atayette. two pounds, wens; Barcelona filberts, two pounds, ' Grace Sacre. Monmouth: IXiclulU ruberts, two pounds, Sacre; best display ' or nuts, not leas than four varieties in two-pound quantities. Young. - .- DIVISION E Heme Ecaasndcs. radS White bread. Mrs. J. H. Neufeld, Rickreall; Graham bread. Mrs. Neu feld; Whole Wheat bread. Mrs. Neu feld; Cracked Wheat bread, Mrs. Neu feld: cinnamon rolls. Mrs. Roy Black. Dallas route 1; rolls, hall dozen plain. Mrs. Elmer Chapia, Monmouth; nut bread. Mrs. Laura Hilbert Indeoend ence; prune bread. Mrs. Meufeia; white layer cake. Mrs. Laura mioert. Independence: dark layer cake. Mrs. Kenneth Keyt Perrydale: angel food cake. Kathenne Attip. uauas route a; devils food cake, Mrs. Roy Black; yeast bread dsuchnuts. Mrs Harmon. Independence: dropped cookies. Jean Ediger. Dallas route 1: rolled cookies, airs. Neufeld;; filled cookies. Mrs. Vers Abia. Dallas, route Sr Ice box cookies. Mrs. Alsip; on crust pie without meringue, Mrs. i Black: two crust. Mrs. Black: tarts and pastry Dallas. variauoas. Mrs. John Calavan. Best collection ptekVa.. Mrs. A. B. I Sacr, Monmouth; berf ectlon m--imxt-g Mrs. E. H. Busby, jnaepeoaenee; 1 two Quarts of cherries, dark. Mrs. acrs. Catevan; best two quarts cherries. ptTrs. mS. SS two qUaS . . . apricots. Mrs. Sacre: best two quarts logsnberries, Mrs. Black; best two quarte blackberriea. Mrs. Black- bast two quarta raspbatrtes. . Mrs. Sacre; tarmsa. ssua. bkit, ,ww wiww 1 wcu nctauvus 111 rviuu tcittIJZlUCaiMun'Ul DIED OlllCe WDICDI ES'n "?hMj2 tory. v - -! I shook the very foundations of our ZrX mltZr tmik wZmrZ The reugees painted s picture of aoaetr and of our nolitiral insti-R ?ast two quarts atrawpmes. ssra.im. - , Sacre; best two quarts gooseberries, I Jerry Kulesza, blonde 25-year- Mrs. Sacre: best tw. quarts young- ftM for, rhj7fPoliSh rowmmfnt pema. tan. . ." boysenberries. Mrs. Edward Molenaar, Amity. Best tw quarts neas. Mrs. Sacre; best two quarts corn, whol I grain, Mrs. Calavan; best tw quarts corn, eraam style. Mrs. Sacre; best two quarts beans. Mrs. Sacra; best two quarts tomatoes, Mrs. Sacre: best six quart assortment of canned vegetables, Mrs. Sacre; best six quart assortment of canned fruits. Mrs. Sacr; best gen eral exhibit of vegetable, meat and fruit Mrs. Sacre; best eight quart as sortment of canned cherries, Mrs. Sacre: - best assortment . of canned arunes or alums. Mrs. Sacre. Crown Mills award, best bread, Mrs. J. H. Neufeld. Rickreall: best cake. Mrs. Roy Black. Dailaa; best cookie. Mrs. Neu feld. Kerr lar awards two oesx hibits of Tanned fnut Mrs. Kenneth Kevt; two best exhibits of canned .y.. . r.1 ralla-I ro'T-wfoed meS: Mr, sacr. General Miii. inc. best ess, sirs, it Mraw, snwuwiu. ; Senate Committee Cats foranration Tfctea :i Ii? i WASHINGTON. Aug. Z5-V The senate finance committee went .a . a. . a to work on corporation taxes w- day. lessening the Increase e house has voted by about 155,000,- 000. - t; . ' . . SUU more euis unaer tne nousei .,-).-. nntnhl mmt in- . . . Creases were m prospect PC"re the committee has s bill ready for the senate. The first laree-scale standardis ation of men's clothing in the U-S.I was in World War I umforms. J (araea ta. Lawcjb CO. Il'aDtftS i i it i ! ff ar CJ elegates to i GOPNational I . 1 Meet Increased WASHINGTON. Ans. tioa fa 1852 would Hairs L.1S3 dele-1 fates, an increwe of IDS over 1948, under a tentative cssnputanon. Tik research division of the re publican national committee has I worked, out tne tentative appor- I tkrament of delegates, subject to mirtar chance later. , The increase of 105 -is due to i the doublirig frtsn 3 to 6 of the deleeate bonus for states which went republican m tbe 1945 pres idential election, or. failing that. elected a republican senator or I governor in iRu.xaies not coia- ins a senatorial election in 1850 would set the bonus if they elect ed a COP. senator in 1948 white castinx their electoral vote for the democrats as in Massachusetts, i If the total of 1.199 delegates is not changed the final decision will be made in December or Jan- Uary a majority Ol eoo votes WU14 r131 raacy wawaaj be needed to nominate a Dresl-1 rimtiat MnHirfat i I 1 c 1 The democratie national com- mittee has already definitely fixed and made public its party cod' lade nuhiie its nartv coil- vention total of 1.230 delegates, or four less than in 1948. A majority of SIS : will be necessary "far s nomination. - L Delegates wUl be chosen start- in nest March. They are named m primaries and state and district conventions. In a few states, all or some of the delegates are pick ed by state party committees. Delegates at large are selected on a statewide basis like senators and representatives-at-large. O t h e r s are named by congressional dis- STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Aug. 25 -CflP) Polish refugees -who have found asylum in Sweden say they eMi h,. MMn4 fMm Tj' ' . " prison that encompasses their entire homeland. Some said they had decided to kill themselves ill they COUld not ECt OUt Of Poland, f iste of 15 mure siavc xaoor camps in x-oiana, isome complain of ''tbe Increasing 1 1 1 1 iruiii . ui.iiu. .jLiini s a cite daTlTof Urge scale Russia I Poland as a vast slave state tail- ored to the needs of the Soviet war ahln. . TT- m - . "; ;wr" TH j4. lrfrfA. K. MMa Euoer msirucwr wno escapea . "T", to1e-scater "I believed it would be possible to remain in Poland and work for my country. That was an illusion. We know now that everybody is just working for, Russia's jwar preparations. I want nothing of th t sort That Is why I fled I Henryk Skorupka. 22. leader of 12 Polish naval men who mutinied. fi locked up their officers brought : their minesweeper Swedish port this month: Poland is lust one hlige Prison. J War psychosis Is general and; the I mirMn tanetn In 7nloni . r"- w" - i bearable. We do not want to carry i arms against me west, mat is wny we i sugeu me muuny. n naa ... t.. . mmm, , sswuy a commit suicide, Ieczyslaw Nycz of Kolobrzek, one of the five crew members of the Polish trawler Walery who were eranted asvlum heve a few weeks "ago: ; n I . -All Poland Is being' turned into , rriilitary camp. There is; no greater bluff than the Soviet peace propaganda. We did not wanTto I f;.k -D,,-4. ' t - ' - v.-. .! .. JOsel TchoreE, another OI the whon t rh.f V. .77 JTll "iuf.wr ?StVZ 7 . . . ' . to escape. i is just a way to tueea you white by overwork." - 1 to ; Settle Political Feud Tuesday -tr JACKSON. iJlss, Aut 25 - JPV - c i- wiMiwitvi. fc.K, iuvuihiiviw Mu ni k. kM taw wia ucuucu a.caujp ---- - - W 1 mm. m. T ft Anw old xormer gtrvernor ana a ; jo- year-old son of s former governor. The candidates, former . Gov, Hueh White and Paul Johnson. Jr., i have waged s whirlwind battle of I harsh words since the first demo - crsuc primary Aug. 7. 5-.. 1 f WW f haTlMieriHl vvhnierHrta atf n th SfatMRlcrhfa mrrve. ment. -popular jrin Klssisslppt Johiisoa acrused "White of deed ing tbou5ndj of acres of state land 9--m mw.mmmm , Var -, arm-'m - MP S.SfjniJ.AXZrd UfcAA.SAa sure 4 Awt4Lfva term or ouice. ---.- -i-:-; r vHute called Joiinsoa a Tru mancrat" and attenipting to rasp Mississippi's most sen sa live nerve claimed Johnson received bloc support of the state's voting Ne groes m ine iirss primary. ; Jonrisan countercnarsed tnat tne mm tmMri.i txr-.;ta ami it. ,fc,4v t- j-- m. m. , b- niea iraniugi wwtiu iiuiuau r . . . . . J ... ism. ,J, , .' j ' '- TTrilf- crivivrl Twlitical cworrll wua rfwuwa t isuicr in im wuc" he defeated the elder Jortnson lor the C5vernors chair. Now, 15 years later, the younger Johnson is bat- tling the aging politician f sr : the tncts. ' - . f H.- ;- l . - : i- Refugees from Poland TeU of Slave Gamps j V4 mrm 'a .-.. Ifiississipp same post, - tPo k; Counvy .Fair Net Loss in Stock Market NSW TOSS. Aal. K-UPhK lot of bsckinc and fnUaxta the stock market this week, ended in a act ! loss. I ! i v . ,.':..." ' The: Associated Press sreraM of C9 stocks declined tt cents at $38.- 18 durxnx the week. That wasn't a 'CiJL rJT-7 " v " ' . "' hit tbe 1851 bottom June 19. The PUll-aver by traders tO the I weekTvolume tWjSoOiaresI rTh v5isnl ah7r SL the nullcft ainra the week ended It Barldev Claims 1: ; . . J rri 111 sH 'x lrumanGain PdHtical IVliht i mm v. . . . n . j 1 rresiaeni xruman u growing in 1 nolitical strenrth. and as for thelt - - 1. I-yw-oid vice president-- TTm T9 KW? " a ana am oomg iour times asi X11S comment to reporters Came ww? a a a . on the heels of private talk by some leaders al a 15-stata mid-lby TTlJ?0 1Vrle ZLVT? meixnce ot oemocrats Tmn) mipht renlar Rarkw iSJntrn. -.,nWin dfnt Truman runnin mate . Those leaders, who declined to be quoted, said having Kefauver k1: 1 ni.T vi. on committee's investigation of or I TvvtAi1 mvwa aa ex4 wvil ill aa! almi KSUla.CM M. SSAXC SUJta UVUUWOi Wf, 1 . r ruDtion would be a tangible an- swer to republican criticism. Barkley, in a speech at a dinner Jr ami, as vsAsiisarE aml st 4Kaa n J Mem4; w 41, TtZrM rrT t ' eT L-taClliniS" by Sen. John H. Hsnnv. mon in the national adnimistratkn. . M' , . .. . . President's reply was, in effect, that the republican party ha ria1 it char nf mminf m I and misconduct in high office . ilwh nffi He singled out for attack the Hard ing administration of the early 1820s. : " "Some of bur opponents are ut tering anathemas against the pres- I administration on the ground W nas permitted morsii in me government w aecune. iiao not canaone wrtK-nomg at any level In the government ... out no political party nas or has had monopoly on virtue or vice " atvi f m a e of . n nuant dc weu xor our people I to recall that when the republican mw w.a uii in i.iwrr IL IHl. YEZt era ofTption and tutions. - V -it ij nothmg short of laughable L. " ''"'' "t w see men gag ana grimace over I petty, thougn, inexcusable and re- f nrescnsibleThihitioris of dishon- PIT Dle ' r101 M TSf without hattins? an av or twirtin I . -' " - muicle T"" - Solon Qaims Rackets Poison, ' ! '--- . U.S. Capital , WASHINGTON. A ti V i5-JPV Senator Wilev fR-Wisl charKed ti.j . .t- . wuaj uui uigauiixjra nueu sua payoffs -poisoned- the nation's i canitaL - . . .. m itrnnv rrmrtniiannn ir rrta ean.i I r - " ate's in VCS Uga Son Into crime COO - riifinna Wilov nH In m .filMn.nl 41. .j. . A . . . fit we senate commerce committee ought to take over when the spe - CTlme JER? llee next inaay. wuey is a mem 1 rNsSr Asf ina) I fx TTaxieai 7trl 1 14 m "1 n.TinVr, th. wi fKS? flrfvtSr ei?ator fid-.is " .lfr,0" 2ti crim,: in tte Dutrict Ol IMUUUUIS. .... - - v- . V ymMi"tmr.."KMI"T i nas receivea repoiTea mere u I rnncidarahl amnitnt nf navfiffa to Tll, fAmM.t .ffi .1 ;f ff ..TlnH I luown ine line n ion uiev wuuiaif.rm ignore! numbers and horse race TtT..1 - - ... Dnng operauon oeutc craa 00 in tnctr areas in uum uic aisurict and in adjacent Maryland and Vir- ginia counties." As a result of recent crime com mittee i disclosures indicating ' big scale gambling In the Washington I area, a District of Columbia grand jury and authorities in Maryland hare started mvestigations. - DONATION MADE I w-mnm.m.xri-m . mavb I TWIN FALLS. aU2. 25 -m-A I j . C uuuiuuu vi e-fe-iv uas whi uisuo .. it.: n j: i uic uiuvcraiiy ot uirguu uicu--'" f 1 . 1 . J 1 . T . J i tion. 1 4-1 ..t, .1 M A I wValWill liUi-Wl I rSi-'-Jaa.-fcali 1 WUOtaUOllS A ef yycrdy'' I BtrrTISg AT NiTlZ. .T3 .71 No. S S3 .t4 JS I 2ZSiT' a w fmfuJ , tfct. S Sytag) tWhoiesa. prices rang from to 1 swots avas bating Larxe- AA " La r ire A - . . Meuiura AA. , ' . ... stedJunv A - '; -- J63 JS1 -51 SmaU M ja 3 mt J4 mi ltki - I Leriiam Coxirtd nens - . ,, ,,b , - i,,,),, (rwri I uvrviw. I Ota rooster- I Romt-rs rftlw estehtn I y,t Cairy Caws. ta to aia IS M ta 10 13E3 l 23 .SO 29 t t i 34 W Jf l ta S 2 4 ta j Cutters, gt! 4- reinr iamb ''Lamb.,.. , , , Yellow Oleo Measure Due hWashinglon OLYVPIA. An c. 13-PV-BIHs dealins with the sale ot ytQew olearjaaxjariBe, welfaxs payments m Trva ri3icirvM-c km Ammitvn !h,t UtiriT tvir .v.. I..l, t,,M ur). I Tk TeUow oarsrine ! cropped up again when Rep. A L. RaTacom. democrat said woul present bill Monday pennittins the sale of the butter I ciiSctifiita In tRTacKfrtsHnn ' Co-SDansorS Of the measure Will I be Reps. Charles M. Stokes, Seat- tie republican and Robert M. Fcrd, di cum iuu. ucnocrau The bin will be virtually the same as one introduced st the last special session by the same three representatives, Rasmussen said. It will provide for the sale and serving of yellow oleo and the col- lection Of a One-Cent-Der-nOUnd Public eatintf nlacea servin th .ubstitut' would be rauirMl tnl - . . . uuuiia luar cuuomcn noia dti waJ1 stoa and noUtions on menus, .The ttm f th wn emat .. . e I , . wr uius user biale uroui w L A ' Jr vUr Sen- r- Stuart Foster,. Yakima Irenublipan. nravidea that rwraons obtelfare monev bv fraud- ulent means would be subject to a charge of grand larceny. The bill was prompted. Poster " xi "TT " agamst a welfare recipient ws dis- because of a 1935 state law which . , . , , a a 1 srwdktTiai fns av a AMInin es nlri -V. riv age assistance by false representa tion constitutes a misd emeanor 1 , J a "". Kg oilU tCUJ . I The third measure, to be Intro - ir. K;"i""j trt . WV -I .7 . 1 ""iiAjai; Siamese cat. tan wun crown quaner 01 uuc per tent ui. sw income. Portland Produce Portland.' Aug. xj-(ap)- Butter - 1 fat tenuuv. sub tact to immediate I ""p;' Vi ...7 fiti;" poru.nd.Me lb; first qWity. He: I second quality. 70c vauey routes ana I "JfT PnKJ ..ir I wVw.u-firsA. aa. as acor. I ssc lb; A. n scort. nc; B. M score. 2c; 1 V,. Olf apcviVa 'w AWTV sw sutbu 1 DOmiBsVL. I r-w L.mn mr prtiaoa I wholesalers: Oregon singles. 4la-4tsc lllti w.vh v - .ww.. 1 r?U? ZlSl'V. OS. Portland. A large, sai-on!ic; a medium. SS-H: A smaU S8s-4Ss: grade. 32-S5C. I plants! : Brols7li:lla lbs. ifttr. fry- era. 2',,- lbs. JS-30c. s-4 lbs. wc; I t . 4 lha and over. SOc: Usht bens. iu weights. 19c: bwvy bans. aU weights, lie; old roosters. aU weights, H-lSc. . Rabbi U-A vera fe to growers: Live t,- ?.J1J?iZ T- kT fresh Ued tiyZ, to retailers. tv-S higher. Beef: Steers, choice. 500-70 lbs. 54.90-57.00: good. M.t-55S0: eommer- uL sia.aa-aojxi: . uumt. sis.uw t mt. cows, commercial. S4SSO: utUrty, S43J- 43.00: canners-cuners. humjj, Beef cuts (choice steers): Hina ouarters. i SSlS0-6z.h rounds. S57.I SBAO: full loins, trimmed. Sai.Oa-SS.OO: triangles. MS.1D-4S.S0; forequarters. S3ISO-U.00. , Veal: Good-cnotce, sm.oo-cujx;; com mercial- S50.00-MJW. Pork cuts: uotns, ho. I, s-u ids. S54.6S-M.20; ahouJdors. IS Da.' down. $37.00-41.00; sparerlbs. e4.00-474; imhTTfJond-nrima anrlnsers. 123 M- fresh hams. S53JW-M.au. . Wool: Willamette valley, mosuy no- min at ea-loe lb areaae basis. Ml.ir:V onorgrowth. r.03. country shipping potats. i anuT'iiuts meats: .. " . mm. i Mutton: test. oo-v ids. u. 1 rough heavy bucks, ewes. IS-SOe . I Veal: TOD Quail' Veal: Top quality. 54-53c; good beav- 1 m aSW " alms- . uuseb. m w aarw. Good cows, 43-4e lb; eanners- 1 cutter. 41-tJc . - Hmrs-." - i "Lambs: Top- grade, S3-53; other I J . a ) S ' pitetW Local Triumphs, lugs SiJS- BofroW wng whites S3 ss-75; wash White Roe 2 Z?itt?Z5Z v . - s.oo. . . .. . I Hay: U. S. No. s green ai-aua. ae- a Hvered car and truea wts. r.ua. Portland mosUy $33.00-34 00: ton: WU ismew. wiT..f" a I lamett vii7. I nominally sz5JX-naa a ton, oaiea at o?10"!-!"!! 5a1l 7WZ' xU!L lsack. Sl.79-S.00: Jumbo. $3J: Idaho aweet. S3 75: Spanish, aned. $1.75-3J-. r white, gz jv-aau. f i Salem ; : bituariea I BESGNER . i Herman eciguei. sale iwu J lis Jetferson st, at a loeai hospital Herman Bergner. lata resident of 1 Aurust 24. Survived by to wioow.iai nun u-ati xwxa "MTsvtn Berener Salem: sUttSbtera. 1 1 Mr. Juina rgner. m. " I Betty Jean Bergncr. baiem. ana 1 . - Tin i 1 1 ll ft ' hmtS. I era. Oscar. v,. " bweaen; sisters, itsis " s-rsnddauehter. Kristin Car nathan. - Portland; aunt Mm Anna Blonquist. Denver. Cola Service wUl t tvald Moivdav. Aurust XI at S PJB. from th Virgil T. Cofatea cfaapcL In terment in Belcrest Memorial park. arose Joseph Ben lamia turn, jr.. iniam son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Ross. 1SS V Whitman KL. Monmouta.' at local bosital August 23. Surrtved also by sisters. Julia Kay and Carol Ann ot Mosnmnn; cranaparciusv - - Mm. -r. J. Sheehv: crest Kranaiaetner, Mrs. Lena Seward. Graveside services will b beid Tuesday. August 23. at 1 -2a a m ta the Monmautb eemeiery with th Rev..G. T. Jantren aflieiating. rMrecUoct by th VirgU T. oiaca company..: ' WiUiam H. Post at a local bospftat Aurutrt 23. Survived by sister, Mrs. Doiiy Church. Vancouver. Wsan-r step son. E. L. Crlatenscn. Ontario, CaUf. Annotincement of services later by Oougit-Barrtcic tympany. . . Erects:-' - '- Mra. Count S. Zlegtertat resident of 3423 Center st ia tnis city, Augast 23 at th ate ef 79. Survived by nephew, Leus E.iem. Bulon coosin, Mrs. I. A. Jciderkit. Salem. Amnwaw meet d aervic later by tUe W. T. Rurdost coBaoaav - ; - . i GrainsCoe The .KstoaKra. SScLtau Oregon. Candor. August 3. 1131 17 Week Higher CHICAGO. And SS-s. Chicago. Aosi ts-cwitlJiAL-?J5 f.!rrD? rr and corn adTanced n tbe board I OX trade UUJ Wtelv belped aioni by export sales and cool weather. but there was nothmg spectacular about the upturn. HThe ioTthe market was either mixed or lower. Lard developed Independent weak i ! - . -.,! - - ' -. Wheat closed the week 1 to cents nlDer. The July contract mot in unco mn inn m mar. i h StembeV tiZ, amaiw w titu-hanMt tn 9U. KlvKar I tl iafigea wruie ine lartesx asm was by the most distant contract. NOTICs- TO CONTRACTORS SeaW proposals tor tha comtne I Scbool. District t4ej Route 2. Tmer. 2Tf2?? iTT? "".w"41 oS "stool bi and eewaia faculties Plaai- PcxiS,fcaBl thr 5: Sid tTu mjZ Z Arenac, ut south Church bfubESiiES ES I bidders unon a denosit of SUM. which ftvnmMH r iiit Kut rvt 1 i I I I mi .14 i Attention of bidders Is directed to ISecUon ts-ias. PC t. A. nrovldlna tor - am T nsauuat ba unon raeuiar . . l?cauoT.an? "." .ccoml1 I total bm- A 100 cornorata auretv band baireoutri to ou-ranue th. faithful performance- ot the contract 1 together with Insurance tn euch sum f 7 'JpT son of tmuries t person o7 property The right is reserved by th District te. ? r-ugeow Clerk Edna T. Stevenson A-l-All----26-r7-XS- 300 Prrsonal 312 Lost and Found 1 ajjU,.ra .M jm M 1 a.. m c..ni.v. or. fryZZ' ' lost: At 6unr Pool NeJk bike bT Stetcamaai carrier, needed for route. isst Hatet Phone i-e35s. ace. white markings on rear middle toes. Vicinity Candalaria and Fairriew. I Rfwir. S-SCS4. FOUND: Boys bicycle at139S Marlon. Owner can have by Identification and pay rot aa. 1 314 Transportation I leaving for Minneapolis September ZIwilT TTw l31B m waarwaataa PSYCHIC card reading. Phone t-ai. Get-Acauidnted Club rHROUGH ! SOCIAL corraspondence. thousands: meet t their "Ideal.- Write today for; Bat of ehgibles. Shnpsaw. box mi, uenver. vow. n.HOUia Anonymoua riw a-SUS PO Bs TM MCA Wed m S om ALCOHOUCS ANONYM6tjS. 315. N Commercial St.' Pbon 3-zlOS Meet ings. Sunday S Bum. Tuesday 1 1 pjn. 400 Asricnlinre 1 402 Livestock MILK cow for sate. Call Sunday S-599L " a -j i v' i I, ., a- , -- I5QW wiUi pigs; 1 coming fresh. 1 bred. boar. 7 miles North on Newbersr bisbway. BC S Box 340. Salem. Call evenings i 4 356 1. Berry . pickers want avcUXt uvesUK-k ouyei CUuoe ta warns - Rt: a Box bosk pa -ni3 BONUED LJVEsn OCK buyer t C McCsnahsw 1137 s mt Ph -w LOCKMoSOi i Livestock ouvci u a. SnHhen. 1940 Lsnrsner dr Pt 3-I34S i HON Usui uveabjcs buyer A Son XI Sff Cheats w Rd Pb. 2H1T BUUL SCBVICEj reasonable Nel anypiac anytim Pbon 4-384. j a it i i , 1 404 rouitrf oa naaoKs ' MPSHIRE pullets laying men. Rt. 7. Box 3S4 I. N. jr. E. J. Ward. Ph. 4-1181. USTK.i-..ulte pullet. 14 weeks. $lii -IOMI Stat St T f.Jt. rRYERS 3 to 4 lbs. mile s. Airport Rd. mOe W, )a mil S. R. Zistel. Rt 4. Box 850. I.VLBk Tharsday. Harops Af CorniiUi Croat Chicks Phone Cebrtna Hateh- erv Bl-k iss Sirverton HATCHES of Golden Broad aad New Hair.psmre chicks every Tuesday. We apedalix In broiler chides Pox's Hatchery. 3S3 State St, phon S-4PW UAY -OLl ana sun-lea ctucaa a nea ter Street. Phone X3S61 Lees Hat- ebery. 5. ; . i Trs-K-r" 4Wo rtns WELSH TERRIEH puppies, ready now. AJCjC -; Utter. I Be, gze. oas l.tiis- forth. Cerrais, Oregon. Pbon Cer vals 3221. I RING NECK Doves. HM a pair. Mer- rill Green House. BrooKs. ENGLISH Springer Spaniels, ready t nunt this; isu. jkjkjt;. rexHtcrcu. champion i bloodlines. Bob Brown, S-1003. - 1 I If OR 8ALE:.OoUie Shepherdupples. reasonable. Phone sjutt. MooitK'b if rooicai ton aauanum rish. tanks plants beaters . ther mostats. Marvel pumps S mile from 8 Lancaster aa Macleav Rd Phone TROPICAL fisa and sappliea C L Mann Bjmiepree Bd -Turner Or 30 NT 73. -i Lane i I , - 1 . j j sj I ath a. i fa i jrz4S2 Sports LqulpmerJ I ' . ' I . i - . 1 BAKTXXTT Fears, 7SC and np. PTlon 1 . .., ' , 1 U-PICK beans. 4c U-P1CK beans. 4c pound. PW.4WZj.. CiRAVi2TElHtPPpS : Hand piekil avc per vn in up. snrui containers.' Twin Fir Orchard. Rt. imx 4(, tianaa, tsa suhim" Highway. S miles east of Dallas). tiirvtlr It lAl. to t OJT1. BARTL1.TT bears, Uicx. 7ie box. Ppn MiMtatiwrf PhtMl S3 F-14. CTRAVirfGtliN apples ibt. Bring container. : 1337 . WWtr j-non : vjtri ' J Si55AVtD tartlett pesrv $LT4 bufctrti : delivered. Pbon 4-1071 Why Suffer Any Longer fxfi. s tee in. rears ta Chiaa. sat- wa bat aiisaeats ye ar armetsd gtserderi staastUs. heart htass, fiv er. kl4aers. gaa, eaapaoo. aicers. ganaafl siao- CHAIIUE "v cstrjvgss srrtus COL tS4 M Pn J-l f 4 I 11U J CIt. Oflic liowrs t s. , N TsasMl tol alyt 400 Asricnlturc - 411 Frail end Team Prodncs CRAVrNSTEH aaplas. BarOstt paara.' stmasy auy. 4. r. DoafAarty. Clartrr d NartS StlM pSW, pwwi!i?m - T tOktMJL: Tomatoes, lk ai iaa SchaoL r. v, Cdu. i,!',8 j M iBrSl JwT 8chneker. 1 ROla Souths af Corbers. 1 f5RxUtSS UackWrUa, C-fic! US! n ror a ax ao. very Nice picnic area aa Mill Craak" V. s 9w7tr. j vtiMS Mornk of Fnrwway. Phone Tamer ITT, rruarKar- k . l ?J?JLomc- 1 ff Salem. Mile East a atarlaa MA. yaca. t mOes East tvn t craT ffgiiiH pears, Lt mU. torta m Wallar Road. A. B Thomas. ICANSLSG Pi Phone VIM. fltiKt fo- ..u, ti IV W,, utt Farm. Nona of Ketaer acbeoL Rt Bo rM. Pttoae- 4-lMl ftAATli'iT PSAkST APPLES M Gravenstetna. CTS Portland 4 G. APPLfcS. B. pears. Ph. Ojl. ' Birtlett Pear THE Li. RANCH. Rt S. Box m. laaa Brook Rd. Brine containers. I ITS fmrn rmlnmMl I RIDE or riders wanted to OwvavBa I ssonaay utrongn moay. Call I . 1 . W nicrTlianfllM I 1 IcrcJomery cmd XOQlS DEALERS aad repair station tor Wood- boss chain saws. Briers. CUnteat Wisconsin gaaoune otuwnea Bros., mis s, irth. Pn. s-jne. U 1 u I lU.r.H sani tMrU. enn aervK. nowaer nros n. s JMU ; ie S. rioK una maa etturt otmsaot auwd Rent tHtv them at llnissar Bros Hit 8 46S Hottsehoid Goods for Scde) rOH SALE OR TRADE New and used furniture.- We buy ar trad far anything of value.; W pay cash. i i WM. HALL'S TVRNTTURX CO. ir?t Fslrgrounds Rd. Phone 4-3481 LEAVING town: Sell rami tu re or trad furnished small house- trailer for larger trailer. Best offer.' 1 1(19 S. ISth St ? xlJ LXN OLEUM rugs S4SS. Bar fuci itu re co sss w. High Used Furn-. Oieap TRADE - TCRMSf - itw r,rti r-o tm :in a-eert Itxlt WOOL RUGS sa.tt.Har Furai- ture, w n. mgn. j i 456 Warded. Housahola Goods I MUST HAVE at once, good used fur niture, appbancea pr anything of value. Large deals solicited. Small deals appreciated. We pay casta, WM. HALL'S FURNITURE CO. 1979 Fairgrounds Rd. Pbene 4-34S1 WILL store refrigerator sor n . Pb 3-7193. (!! rKAis.B LOUIS oflers fair cash nftova -an rurnitura and tnisc Phaoa i-tug KHne (jma v CASH for your furniture. 1; piee t bouse full Phone 2-nsx. i MUST HAVE at once good ueedTur- nitura. appliances or anything of val- i sss earns ajw. . na - nwiiita i Locals appreciated. W pay cash WM. hall ruRNrruRE ta, if it rstr r round Rd Pnon S-4381.j j PHONE S-M0S I w prompt apprawsL T-J FumHur Co.. 5oS Edgewster St. IMMEDIATE caau Woodry. Ptt. 3-cll. Highest Prices Valley Farn. Co. 2-7472 CASH (or vour furniture. On piece r nouserui Lamberts-s-tisb. I 443 fklilflBxi MotSCkSbT a , - Lumber Sale; 1M carrier mads good lumber. Deliv ered by block or thousand, sat Tea Muller. rriday. Saturday f at Wart Salem Sawmiit WaUac Rd cad S-119S Salem evenings, i We BPTweciat your rmginess trHiadimU". SHAKEl Best grad No. I s 119. Uo.rsff.Wa. S s S3 S3 Any amount usuvaiauw IS in. No. 1 carton packed islrlawaR staakes UJ0 par sq. with: nailir course. Common lumber, ail grades. Oak and Pecan flooring, Ted. Mailer, k C.Um 1.1 1 OS MnenlnCLM LSI I . ' D FLOORING KD S59 So. $149 OS. KNOTTY PINE tanaiia and lxlTs. Clear white pine fmiaaw r and 10 lap siding snd beaded eaO ing ttsa, Pioneer-ninUoteirooriBf, aU colors. Plywood, any ate Wasi board 4xS S1-7A Roduath and abeat rock. No. 1 Stained cartoned erisas and andcrcours SUM StaeJ and aluminum garag dew All grades 1st stock at attracuve prices, as a to pay if desired. North city on 99. PORTLAND ROAD IX vAPn 4-44 r ? CABINET SHOPS White Pin C fm- tsh. all widths. Order wnii eeiecvwa Is good PORTLAND LUMBER YARD 4-4433. SPLIT shakes, rustic root aad wall. Ala smooth aad wide split SOS sq. to pick from, on Higaway mua w-T Atars Oreenw t -iARGAiSS loft 6UILdh1 ShipUp and 1x4 SB 0 K S-Tab RfX SI (bS. 7 BS Sq. Sheetrock. 4xS !4Sh Window mmes j Dtaa, . Service lumber co 3SS3 ,; ati 4S0 Musical Iristrumants PRACTICALLY NEW Wiirlftsar pUe and Solovex. wtu aeu separata. ffmr S .my 43774 ' i SPINET PIANO. Top quaUty Bargain. Phone 34441. ' ' Wanted Old Pianos TaHey Iurn, Co, Ph. UitTt I S0-S Enfield rifle with nw barrel and tight action, tw. or mom mr s--ie- or 12- lightweight boat. Stose. Cascade Dr. CU S-34uS. . after 13 JO pjn. days. , n : I 1 44 BiCYClM WANTED: Boys W blcycte, Write Milton Libby. Marion, urcgoa. ar fRADETcTrlse-Wycl lor 1' -& bicycl. Phone z-esu. - D. t T If r at-sk Be. 4. Chan. St-9 -' EZZZ4lmZL7I2 . 241 Karta USertyj " Ooetatrs aba Ja" m . orAea sent i - y aory I. I m. ta 1 (: boa Bioed press-'- - far tre M chari tiat'ctl I Lit : . (