TV Radio Log
Top Baseball
Hands in Draft
Dillinger, Beard en,
Sisler, Fox on list
NEW YORK W Anybody
want to purchase the Pacific
KOIN-TV Hiehlizhts Uday: "Matter of Calculation," starring Coast League batting champion
vpt v Evek and Geraldine Brooks. Orient Express, 8 pjn.: for only $15,000? A former big
Needle in Haystack," Suspense, 9:30 p.m.; "Ladies Crave Excite-1 league 20 -game winner for $10,-
jnent," starring Evelyn Knapp and Norman Foster, Showtime on 000? A no-hit hurler for the same
Six, 11 p.m.
KPTV Highlights today: "Mississippi Rhythm" starring Jimmy
Davis and Veda Borg, Matinee Theater, 1p.m.; Bob Hope Show,
8 pjil; "Appointment With Death," starring George Nader, Eve
Miller and Roy Engel, Fireside Theater, 9 pjil; "Smart Alecs" on
Nite Owl Theater, 11:15 p.m.
TUESDAY'S BROADCASTS
Pacific Standard Time
(Editor's note: The Statesman pabliihet la t ftitk the prtTU
mnt timet as provided fey radio and TV stations, feat because oftimes
the programs are chanced without notifleatioa. this newspaper cannot
sm responsible lor the acenracy herein.)
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fee or an ex-$50,000 bonus player
for 17,500.
These and many others can be!
acquired . at - the annual major
league draft on Nov, 30 in Atlanta.
The draft list, - compiled and is
sued by the commissioner's of
fice, contains some 1,500 minor
league players to choose from.
Some old, some young. Some may
be bargains, some1 busts. All are
a gamble.
Last year, for instance, 11 play-
ers were dratted at a cost on
$120,000 a slim total by compar
ison. Only six managed to last
out the season and none distin
guished himself to any great de
gree.
First call goes to the American
League's newest entry the Bal
timore Orioles by virtue of the
switched-St. Louis Browns last
place finish in 1953. Next comes
Pittsburgh, the National League
cellantes, and so on through to
the world champion New York
Yankees, No. IS and . the National
League pennant winning Brooklyn
Dodgers, 16th and last.
The Pirates, who had first call
last year, chose pitcher Elroy
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All managed to stick.
This year's crop includes such
familiar names as Bob Dillinger,
West Accuses
Soviet Union of
Avoiding Peace
By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER
WASHINGTON UV-The Western
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Clint Hartung, Gene Bearden Don accused Russia Monda of
KoUoway, George Munger, Randy eking to avoid negoUaUons on
uu..1Hh ""T Germany, Austria or anything else
loman AUie Clark, George Wd- ..which ght have pJsiUve re.
son and Dick Sisler. - .1t, ..
The list includes a number of 1 , '..,!' Vrf ?,v,t t.
good i'new faces," i too. Aj ' usual. deUvered to "the Soviet Foreign
Monireju office in Moscow, the United
.S w 'Jr. Sates, Britain and France also re-
with promising hotshots. Under UJ . ..fn nPnt,M.
Jr. .'. 7 .,,1 Big Four foreign ministers con-
5 Ff t SUbjeCt ference on Germany,
stneted draft. ,..,. '
Dillinger. former third base star UJltT.
Kauiuic. w huimuw wan iast July on tte possibility of
mento veteran led the Pacific ! ,Mt;n n n.
Coast League with a .366 mark " "I ."Vk?, Ch.STS:
fenseless" by the" abandonment of
the whole anti-Soviet security sys
tem.
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Soviets developed two major de
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in 171 games. He can De naa
for $15,000, . the open classifica
tinn (Pacific Coast Leame) orice
Other PCL elieibles include Di- I"ccun
no Restelli (.340 at Portland), Dix- One was that before the Rus
ie Upright (.306 at Los Angeles), sians join a Big Four conference
Fred Richards (26 homers at Los there should be a Big r lve corner
Angeles), and pitcher Royce lint ence on international tensions,
(22-10) at Portland. with Kea cnina participating
Srxty-five PCL players are im- The other demand was. in the
mime to the draft, having signed words of Monday's American note,
Gene Bearaen. wnose zo victor- western Eurooe rendered "de-
les enabled the Cleveland Indians
to win the 1948 American League
flag, can b purchased from
Charleston of the American As
sociation for $10,000.
Bobo Holloman. who Hurled a
no-hitter in his first major league!
start with the Browns in 1953, can
be had from Toronto for $10,000.
Price range from $15,000 for
players in the PCL to $10,000 for
players from Triple A leagues;
$7,500 from Double A clubs, $6,000
in Class B. $2,500 in Class C and
$2,000 in Class D.
2nd Century
Papers Linked
Nehru Warns
Against U.S.,
Pakistan Pact
Stcdessncm Salem, Or. Tuts. Nor. 17, 1953 (Sec 2) 3
McKay Said
Inconsistent on
Hells Canyon
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To Christianity
ZURICH. Switzerland ( Ac
qusition of important manuscripts
dating back to tyie 2nd Century
which may shed new light on the
early history of Christianity, was
announced here Monday by the
NEW DELHI, India UP)
Prime Minister Nehru served
notice on the United States and
Pakistan Sunday that any mili
tary pact between them would
Russia has been so insistent on "have some very far-reaching
bringing Red China into great consequences in the whole struc-
power councils that there is some ture ol things in south Asia.
belief among the experts here now Nehru, who stated earlier that
that Moscow has committed itself India would consider U. S. mili-
to avoid any important meeting tary aid to Pakistan an un-
unut me mnese are lmauaea. iriendly act, discussed at a news
Wouldn't Agree conference reports from abroad
If this is true, it would appear that United States was con-
that Premier Georgi Malenkov spring arms aia ior x-axisian
would not agree to the kind of top 111 return for bases.
level talks which Prime Minister The Prime Minister said
Churchill of Great Britain may "things seem to have gone pretty
push to the forthcoming Bermuda far" and expressed surprise that
conference of the Big Three, and "this major development should
which President Eisenhower con- take place in the way it appar
siders unwise. ently is taking place"
American omciais tase tne posi- tt that TnHi hs ,v.n
uon mat uie ttussians Knew tne n,,, matter tin" rather infor.
conoiuons tney laid down were 1 mally" with Washington.
uiiiJusaiuie anu uiai iur various
reasons important to the Kremlin
they simply did not want to nego
tiate at this time
The Western governments de
cided that the efforts to arrange
a Big tour conference would get
nowhere, but they felt, officials
here said, that it was necessary
to send the Soviets one more note
to make clear where the blame
for failure rests,
The note ended with this asser
tion: i
The United States government
is convinced that negotiations on
these vital problems (Germany
and Austria) would open the way
to broader agreement and wnuM
thus improve the chances of re
caiduusiuus real peace in tne
world."
WENATCHEE U! Sen. Henry
M. Jackson Monday declared In
terior Secretary McKay "has
jumped over on the other side of
the fence in withdrawing the In
terior Department's intervention
on Heus canyon Dam.
"While a state senator in the
Oregon Legislature, McKay voted
in favor of federal construction
of the Hells Canyon high dam, the
Washington Democrat said.
'And as governor of Oregon, he
concurred in his. engineer's find
ings that it should be a federal
project Now he withdraws the
Interior Department's intervention
before the Federal Power Com
mission, and then makes a speech
in Portland advocating that the
Idaho Power Co.'s three low dams
be built"
Jackson also lambasted the in
tervention in the Hells Canyon
hearings before the FPC by Gov.
Arthur B. Langlie of Washington
State.
"It's inconceivable that the gov
ernor of the state of Washington
should side with a program which
will give power to Idaho and take
it away from his own state, the
senator asserted.
"In our power and resource de
velopment program we have al
ways worked for. the entire region.
and federal, multiple - purpose
dams have been the keystone of
our efforts. Now the governor fa
vors a project which doesn't even
give any power to his own state.
The public power program of
the administration is the "biggest
mess of them all, as far as the
people of the state of Washington
are concerned, Jackson said.
Stock Market
Slip
NEW YORK Ul The stock
market was unable to hold to an
early advantage Monday and slip
ped lower in a mild flurry of late
selling.
The Associated Press average of
0 stocks declined 70 cents at
$107.10. The gain on Friday was
20 cents.
The industrial component of the
average lost 80 cents, the rails
were off 90 cents, and utilities off ,
10 cents.
The list was not especially broad
with 1,153 individual issues traded
of which 300 advanced and 554 de
clined with 13 new highs and 14
new lows for the year registered
during the day.
Volume came to 1.490,000 shares
which compares with 1,540,000
shares traded in Friday's rising
market.
Grain Sales
Erase Cains
CHICAGO (A Selling in the
last couple of hours wiped out ear
ly gains and substituted losses for
everything except soybeans and
lard on the board of trade Monday,
Wheat closed s-l lower, corn
Vt-Vt lower, oats to 2 cents low
er, rye 2 V-2 Vt lower, soybeans
Vi-lVi higher and lard 12 to 42
(cents a hundred pounds higher.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND UfV-(USDA) Cattle
salable 2,500: marker generally
steady with cows weak to 50 lower
than last Monday, some sales off
more; load choice 970 lb fed steers
24.00. load 910 lb 23.50; few good
short fed eteers 20.00-22.00; few
good grass and supplementary fed
19.00; utility"- commercial steeri
11.00-17.00; around three loads good
740 lb fed heifers 19.50; few com
mercial heifers 14.00-16.00; cutter
utility grades 9.00-12.00; canner
cutter cows mostly 7.00-8.50; utility
cows 9.00-11.00; commercial 11.50-
12.50 with young cows to 13.000 and
mixed young cows and heifers at
13.50-14.50; utility-commercial bulls
mostly 11.00-13.00.
Calves salable 650; market fairly
active, mostly steady; good-choice
vealers 17.00-19.00, few head 20.00;
good-choice 325-500 lb slaughter
calves 14.00-16.00, few choice
around 300 lb 16.50-17.00 including
choice 300 lb stock calves at 17.00.
Hogs salable 1,250; market rather
slow but mostly 50 higher; choice
No. 1-2 butchers 180-235 lb 22.50
23.00, Choice 150-170 lb 21.50-22.00.,
choice 250-300 lb 21.50-22.00; choice
325-500 lb sows 19.50-20.50, lighter
weights to 21.00.
Sheep salable 1,500; market
mostly steady; choice-prime wooled
lambs 18.50; good-choice wooled '
lambs mostly 16.50-17.50; good
prime shorn lambs 15.50-17.50; one
large lot choice-prime 86 lb fed
shorn lambs 18.00; good-choice
feeders 13.50-14.50; good-choice 98-
1Afi ih voarlincr 11 onnA clanoh-
ter ewes 5.00-50; culls down to 2.50.
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Plofnios TV Statin C. G. Jung Institute.
"6" ' - The institute, headed by the em-
inent psychiatrist, Dr. Carl Gus-
PORTLAND - KOIN-TV en- tavJung. acquired the manscripts
gineers were busy Monday trying MaVi 1952 th the financial
to end antenna trouble that inter- aid of George h. Page, an Ameri-
rupted telecasting Saturday night can jiving in Switzerland who is
and impaired the signal Sunday connected with the Nestle Food
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was not disclosed.
On Upper Nile
The documents will be known as
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night but that it may
Tuesday afternoon.
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( States produced 2,291,997,000
barrels of crude oil in 1951
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of a collection discovered by
Egyptians at Nag Hammadi on
estimated that the United Le .iiS
U1C UUIC1 9 01C 1U UIC VVIUI. iuu-
seum in Cairo.
Dr. Gilles Quipsel, professor of
ancient Christian literature at the
University "of Utrecht, who has
been in charge of work on the
manuscripts, said they are fairly
well preserved, though some
pages are missing.
Coptic Script
Although they date from the 4th
Century and are in Coptic script,
he said they are actually transla
tions from Greek texts written in
the middle of the 2nd Century by
Valentius, founder of one of the
most important gnostic schools,
or by one of his students.
Gnosticism was declared un
orthodox by early Christians and
died out. It emphasized reliance
upon personal experience in know
ing God and in exploring dreams
and the conscious and uncon
scious. Quispel said the manuscripts
contain four different texts, the
most important of which probably
is "Gospel of Truth." He quoted
one passage from it: "And it is
good that man should return to
himself and awaken."
He said the manuscripts could
be 'of "very great significance
in studying the books of the New
Testament.
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