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Wool Support
Plan Changed
WASHINGTON (IP) The Ag
riculture Department announced
Wednesday a change in its farm
price support program which is
designed to give producers of
shorn wool a chance to benefit
from any price rise.
Hereafter, shorn wool will be
supported by means of loans to
producers, rather than by outright
government purchase.
BY PLACING the wool under
loan, the producer retains title
and hence the right to nav off tho
loan and sell the wool at any time
prices rise above the loan level.
On the other hand, should mar
ket prices drop below the support
level, the farmer could deliver the
wool to the department as full
payment for his loan, interest and
carrying charges.
Under the purchase method,
which has been in effect for wool
since 1943, any price advance
went to the government rather
than to the producer.
THE SUPPORT rate for this
year's wool crop will be 90 per
cent of the parity price of wool
as of next April 1.
The current parity price is 60.3
cents a pound and latest reports
indicate farmers are getting an
average of about 61 cents.
Police Seek
Auto Thief
Cottage Grove police Thursday
were working on the case of the
considerate burglar.
Cecil Beck Motor Co., 711 S.
Pacific Highway, reported that a
thief broke itno their garage
sometime Wednesday night, found
a ring of keys that fitted autos
in their used car lot, and drove
away with a 1949 Dodge.
But. nnlin sairl thr, .
thoughtful enough at least to
leave me rest ot the car keys on
the bumper of another auto in
the lot.
1000 Japanese Still
Hiding in Philippines
MANILA VP) A Japanese who
came here to lure World War II
stragglers out of the Jungles esti
mated Wednesday that at least
1000 Japanese still are hiding in
the Philippines.
Nobuhiko Jimbo, a former Jap
anese army colonel, said most
were on the main islands of Luzon
and Mindanao.
Firm Requests
Another Try
PORTLAND UP) Willamette
Plywood, Inc., of Eugene, asked
the Federal Court Wednesday to
remove it from bankruptcy and
allow it to reorganize.
A petition signed by E. J.
Mitchell, president, said 'the firm
has drawn up new articles of
incorporation and has 560,000 in
stock subscription. The petition
listed assets at $541,000 and debts
at more than $370,000. The
petition also estimated that $125,
000 would be needed to put the
plant back in profitable opera
tion. The plant has been idle since
December.
Cattle Population
Increases in State
PORTLAND UP) There are
more cattle in Oregon than ever
before: 1,228,000 of them by the
latest count.
They are worth a record $227,
180,000, the Federal Crop Report
ing Service estimated Wednesday,
adding that it represented an in
crease of 50 million dollars above
the previous year. Most of the in
crease came in beef cattle,
One-YearTerm
Suspended
Dorah Bevel 28, of 7o crest
Drive, Eugene, was given a one
year suspended sentence in dis
trict court Thursday morning for
drawing a bank check on insuf
ficient funds.
A previous felony complaint on
the same charge was withdrawn
and the offense reduced to a mis
demeanor. The suspended sen
tence is conditional on Bevel's
breaking no law.
Myron Jay Layton, 28, Dexter,
was fined $200 and sentenced to
sixty days in jail, suspended, for
driving while under the influence
of alcohol. He was committed to
the county jail pending payment
of the fine.
Glenn Carson King, 18, of Rt.
1, Springfield, was arraigned in
district court on charges of being
a fugitive from justice. He was
committed to jail in lieu of $1000
bail.
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bora June 4, 1879, died
1152, 1 resident of Co
tter the past 15 years,
i member of the Church
fflleo! Coburg; 3 daugh
u W Martin of
Uj, Mrs, Margaret Wil
rjft,,,,, Paltf.. anrl Mrs.
Illim ot San Jose, Calif.:
hjitUWrKi ana w ire
iklditn. Funeral services
ihtldSat.Feo. 23, at iu:3U
., DKvthnlnma,,, - Ttllall
Lwith interment at West
: Cautery.
'Ulara Parsons of Cres-
W Men, Feb. 18, 1952 at
o! 91, She was born
USDUin Minn, one was a
in member of the Cres-
Ititodist Church and East-
Mr, living at Creswell for
jtan. Mrs. parsons is
M tr hir husband, Wil
i. Fuuni', 2 sons: Ray
lUwhton of Los Angeles
ptlUughton of Redwood
iMeral services will be
Sit. Feb. 23. 1952 at the
m It England Chapel,
HL Stv. Alexander Haw
aii officiate with inter-
fc h the Creswell Ceme-
facls Willard Long of
i men, ure., died Mon.,
1.U52. at Tillamook. Ore
pbom at Harrisburg, Ore.
in, mm. He is survived
wlf. Florence: a riaueh-
wm uornnchln nf Hair.
K a brother. Clarence
1 sisters, Abbie Green, of
, MI L. Ruth Peterson
pe, Ore., Edith Schwer
N Creswell. Ore.. Esther
I of Yachats, Ore.; his
I, urn Long, i'resno,
M 4 grandchildren. Fu-
ffrviees will hp vih TiVi
!, 1952 at 2 P.M. in the
merman - Murphy Fu-
ilerment in the Alfnrri
P.S-Thomas Cullinan of
' J ve. oied in Eugene
'3 19o2 at the age of 75
e L'9C Itnn A-:i In
-- ..-o WWII Jipill XO,
J Ireland and has been a
slot Eugene for the past
He was an employee
"tjuuunci unes In Eu
as a member of Eu-
MOnqn T nr1 , -
PACo umbus. He is sur-
I W 1 C Co- A, T.-i
VI . ?.eri Jhn Cullin-
neien Montgomery,
h Sir ' "5,"sds, ana i.
ti."'.'m l,. iviontgom
taington. Calif. Funer-
,,' 've tne Simon-
. ""mary rn. Feb.
? to St. Marys
KJr. .where mass
Krrat.?:30 a.m. Fa-
u u, Murname will
, Interment will be in
."'.o-eiiieiery.
LBr"ir'' ESchaefers
j u -"e was
SSrS d" 1863. He
marriage to Anna
3 L Jrnavi!le. Iowa in
.... mcn a residcnt f
I0r40vpne Q . .
Lv,!SJv'Ved by 5 child
fente"1 J- Schacfers
'.Sri : ;,lers 01 Portland,
st TiZ ms and Mrs.
Dresser of Beaverton,
i'c ? ..Madaleva, Coos
-hiilster.s.: Sister Ann
'Sikfi'fV"- Mrs- Rose
G & City, Utah, and
W'5, Place at
Feb n P.'J0"0 Church
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at ivii
Pool; ?""n t the Ros-
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Takes First Place
JamesH. Dunlop, of the Mcdo
Land Creamery in Eugene, took
first place for strawberry ice
cream making at the annual con
vention of the Oregon Dairy Man
ufacturers Assn. in Corvalhs. Dun
lop achieved a score of 95 out of
a possible 100, the association an
nounced "Wednesday.
Register-Guard. Eugene, Ore.Thurs., Feb. 21, 1952 Page J
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AT;
FEBRUARY
Bus Strike in Iran
TEHRAN, Iran P) Striking
bus drivers attacked Tehran police
with automobile cranks in front
of the home of Premier Moham
med Mossadegh Wednesday. A
number of policemen were injur
ed. Police warned the drivers to dis
perse by Thursday or their licen
ses would be revoked.
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