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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1952)
County Civil Dei erne Reforms As Result of Summer Exercise ' Revamping of the Marion County Civil Defense, to promote in creased effectiveness in emergency relief, was announced Thursday by Wallace S. Wharton, director. Wharton said the reorganization is the result of an exercise in FTOcedure for CD organizations last August. "The county civil de ense," he said, "very creditably executed all requests made on it for i support by the state agency, but ? . i i . i . i ' r j : J . i 1 4 ! . ' 4 The Stofecneau Sclera. Orqox TA&rf, Hamtsbw 1L ZZl 1 1 Prices of Eggs Said Steadied; Storage Rises 1 By U1XIE L. MADSEN Farm Editor. The Statesman ' After a few sharp adjustments In the Pacific Northwest egg mar ket the orice seemed to have set tled down rather steady by Thurs day. ....! At Portland grade A large eggs dropped two to three cents a dozen while Seattle quotations at the jobbing i levels dropped from I to 5 cents a dozen early in the week. The adjustment also in volved increases of 1 to 2 cents i on medium sizes. In California markets, large and medium eggs hoM mostlr unchanged during the i week, but small eggs advanced as s much as four cents a dozen In i ih wholesale markets at San i Francisco. ' i . 1 ; i Large supplies of large eggs on 1 fv Kettle market were blamed i for the unsettling effect earlier in h wMlt. These however, ap peared to be pretty well worked 1 lit by Thursday although slight i accumulations were reported in L nm l niiartrs SuDT)lieS of small ind medium sized eggs were still utoM in th Portland' area. 1 s Cold storage holdings of shell ! eggs on national basis are up con- 1 siderable comparea xo m year frhiircHav USDA reDorts showed The total holdings early this . I month were reported at 70 per cent iTYirtr than at this time a year ago. I Vhis year's holdings were set at 1192.000 cases. ; nn th Wpst Coast the storage of shell eggs at the beginning of this month were aown, nowever, : mmnared to a year ago. Total holdings In the three Coast states ; were about three per cent less than November, 1951. Rut ffn are moving out rapidly, USDA surveys were showing. Since Nov. 1, the out-of-storage move ntni nf roe has been exception ally strong. On the West Coast total holdings have dropped narlv 31 ner cent in the past Z days. At the major terminals of i-. nation. . e?ff holdings have dropped 38 per cent on the aver age. since Nov x. Turkev erowers were pulling bit out of the mental doldrums as turkey markets continued firm throughout the week. Prices in the Vaiiov fiw rrade A vounn hens. heavr tvpe on a dressed weight basis, this week ere quoted at 37 cents a pound. Young Turkey . toms. heavy , type, are bringing n rents a round. Light type tur are brineing 38 to 39 cents for young turkey hens with young turkey toms, light type at 35 cents f.m nntind. ,!-'.'"...'' These prices are not what the I nnusiwlfa Davs for her nicely I dressed turkeys on the retail meat ! market. These are prices on New York dressed turkeys to the 'i farmers. .. Second Salem Firm Applies For TV Rights A second application for a Sa lem television station on Channel : " nra rnortid ' Tuesdav by Asso ciated Press from Washington, n r The application was made by the Willamette-Land Television, Tnr headed bv Gordon Alen. who : i o nerates Salem radio - station ! . An annlication for the Same " channel was filed last July by I ttipnn MrCormiek. head of Ore-1 f gon .Radio, Inc which operates KSLM. : i MrCnrmlolr said Thursday he ! . i bar! hn advised bv his attorneys in Washington, D. C, that the fil ing of the second application will result in hearings six months to '! vwir hence. Previously, he said he had expected that KSLM -TV i could be in operation within 8 to 10 months from now. 7 in doing so it became apparent i that real emergency stress could cause trouble. In the mobilization sub-division. with Frank Burlingham of Wood burn the deputy in charge, two subdivisions were : consolidated into one and , a new subdivision created. The new facilities protection sub division, under direction of Carl W. Chambers, takes over the function formerly In the industrial plant protection and the public facilities protection subdivisions. - Sections of the new subdivision are indus trial, commercial, public and utili ties. AQ ' civil defense transportation functions are centralized in the new ; transportation : subdivision. with Russell Pratt assistant deputy in charge. Section are dispatcher. vehicle pool, land transport, water transport and air transport. The most extensive reorganiza tion was in the operations division, I under Deputy Paul i M. GemmelL. The only, unchanged subdivision health, headed by Dr. W. J. 1 Stone. . t Two new sub-divisions were cre ated, - rescue under G. W. Boat- wnght and evacuation under E. F. I Ross. The sections in the rescue unit are light rescue, heavy rescue. water rescue and heavy machinery rescue. Those in the evacuation unit are collection, assembly and routing. An aid and welfare subdivision has been created for coordination and integration of; activities re sponsible for non-medical care ox disaster victims. Leo N. Quids is assistant deputy in charge. Through agreement with Marion County Chapter of Red Cross, the normal disaster functions oL the Red Cross have been made avail able through the mass care group, headed by Frank M. Doolittle. The welfare group is headed by Miss Marion i Bowen. Sections under Doolittle are shelter centers. John Lamb; clothing. Loyal Warner; food, J. B. Crary, with C. J. Nel son In charge of mobile kitchens; . General a ustance, registry cen ter and rehabilitation are tbe three sections under Miss Bowen. uuuu rnn UJO Before Yon Buy Any Hew QOTH o Bo Sure to Try Upstairs Clothes Shop mere Yon Gel the Very Best- hi 25 ' LESS la Men's & Young Men's New Smartly Styled Super line Quality" Expertly Tailored SQDmJS Spitzbart Attends Western Fair Meet. Heading an Oreeon delegation to the 30th annual Western Fairs As sociation' convention this week in Ban Francisco is Leo G. Spitzbart of Salem, manager of the Oregon State fair. There are some 600 representa tives of 132 state, county and dis trict fairs ins- six Western states and Canada attending the conven tion. They- will consider methods of strengthening the drawing pow der of fairs in competition with tele vision., : !..'.' Oh, My Aching Back! l;::)Ost : SCUAEFER'S LIIIirAEUT For the relief of muscular aches end pains due to exer cise or exposure. 50c, 1.00 a 1.75 SCHAiFER'S: D3UG STORE OjDfly.7:33 A. EL-IP.il. Bendaya, A, U. . i T. XL 13S N. 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