Spring Show June 9 The Marlon County Jersey Cattle
club, meeting Sunday at the RNA hall at Quinaby, tet June S
as the date for the annual spring show. It was decided to pre
pare a catalog similar to that of last year. The club is strongly
uenind a state plan for the employment of a regular Jersey
cattle field man. At Sunday's meeting a no-host dinner
was served. Included in the picture are Ross of Rossmere
Farms, Mt. Angel; L. A. Lee, Aumsvllle; Stanley Riches, Tur
ner; William Vogt, Salem; Neal Miller, Woodburn; Henry
Zorn, Aurora; Robert Clark, Aurora; Newton Davis, Wood
burn; Arthur Buyserle, Woodburn; Calvin Michelson, Wood
burn; Floyd Bates, Salem; T. C. Hobart, Salem, secretary of
Marion County Jersey Cattle club and field man for United
States National bank. (Photo by Mrs. Ralph Gifford)
Some Fish Can Hear
Better Than Us Humans
New York W) Some fish can hear very well, even better than
humans.
This is the finding of Dr. Karl von Frisch, famous Austrian
zoologist. Some fish can tell the
difference between sounds as
close as two notes of a piano
And sometimes a fish can even
learn the difference between
half tones.
Dr. van Frisch trained blind
ed fish to expect food when he
blew a note on a whistle, above
water. They came for food in
response to that note, but not
to others.
The fish in water could hearl
tones barely audible in the air
to humans, he said. A human
with his head underwater
couldn't hear the sounds quite
as well as the fish.
Fresh water fish, like min
nows, carp and catfish, hear
better than fish that live In the
sea. The good hearers among
fish have air bladders connected
by tiny bones with their inner
ear. The air bladders pick up
the vibrations of sound.
Dr. von Frisch is most noted
for his work in solving the
curious language of the bees
This is a dance through which
a scout bee tells other bees how
far away nectar-laden flowers
are, what direction, and even
now good the pickings are.
Dr. von Frisch is lecturing In
the United States, under the
sponsorship of Cornell Univer
sity and the Rockefeller Foun
dation.
Linn Pork Prices
Reported Plunging
Albany, April 28 Local pork
prices took the longest plunge
on the wholesale market since
1946 Monday when the noon
quotations on block hogs showed
a drop of $2 since Friday, mak
ing the present price range from
$14.50 to $19.50 a, hundred
weight, according . to market
quotations released by local
packers. Sow prices dropped $1
since Friday making the pres
ent price range from $13 to $18.
One packing company report
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Ways
ITie summer sun . . . the comfort of
sport clothes ... the thrill of the drive
... then the joy of pleasant
companionship and refreshing light
Olympia. These are among the
good things of life.
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ed their price drop for pork was
$1.50 to $1.75 a hundredweight.
Reasons for the plunge, local
meat handlers report, is the ov
er-supply of hogs on the market
and a buyers' resistance to high
prices. However, they report, in
normal years there is always a
post-Easter price drop in hogs.
But this year's drop makes the
price the lowest since OPA days
when block hogs sold for $15.80
a hundredweight.
Auxiliary Entertained
Gcrvais The Womens' Fire
mans auxiliary was entertain
ed at the home of Mrs. Lige
Eaton, with the following mem
bers present: Mrs. Bruce Barn
er, Mrs. Albert Bauman, Mrs
Robert Jones, Mrs. Donald
Gould, Mrs. Marion Druba
Mrs. Earl Rondeau and Mrs
Baldwin.
Plans were discussed for teen
age entertainment once a week
at the fire hall. Refreshments
were served by the hostess at
the close of the meeting.
MORE. ARE SWITCHING
. . . to better tasting
Calvert Reserve
than ever before I
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Extension to
Be Hastened
City Manager J. L. Franzen
has found a way to get early
action on the purchase of right-of-way
for the extension of
North Commercial from Tryon
avenue to North River road
The city council Monday night
approved the plan.
The net cost of the right-of-way
will be around $15,000, and
there will be no money for it
until after approval of the next
budget, effective July 1.
But the manager told the
council that the route of the ex
tension is also the route of the
interceptor sewer, soon to be
built with money from authoriz
ed bonds. He proposed that
bond money be used to buy the
right of way, to be repaid with
money from the street fund
after July 1.
The council approved the
recommendation without argu
ment.
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Seattle Firm
Will Make Pioe
The Seattle Concrete Pipe
company, and not the city itself,
will make the huge concrete
pipe for Salem's interceptor
sewer. j
The Seattle company was em
ployed for the Job by the city
council Monday night, with all
council members except Tom
Armstrong having pre-pledged
their votes so that the work
could get started without delay
The company's equipment is al
ready in town.
Because of no success in get
ting satisfactory bids for the
work the city administration
had decided to do the work with
a city crew, set up the neces
sary housing on the sewage dis
posal site, and assembled some
equipment.
Then a contact was made
with the Seattle company and
satisfactory terms were offered.
City Engineer Davis told the
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The cost to the city will be!
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The company will furnish the
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each month for the pipe that
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