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Newspaper Page TextAir Force Officer Seeks to Promote World Citizenship Tokyo, Japan, June 14 D Lt. Robert D. Farrlngton, 25-year-old air force officer, said today that he had requested permission from Gen. Douglas MacArthur's headquarters to stay In Japan and work for the world citizenship movement. rarrington said that he would give up his American citizen ship if necessary to stay In this country. iA A n 1 F T lYl M l l L f QUOTATIONS He iddtd that he had carried on correspondence with Garry Da via, former American air force bombardier who gave up his American citizenship in France to become a world citi zen , but did not know Davis personally. Farrlngton said he wished to be the representative in Japan of the movement Davis started. Davis, son of society band leader Meyer Davis, recently returned to the United States to marry. Farrlngton said his home was in Washington, DC, but that his mother, Mrs. Harry Wade, now lives in Los Angeles, Calif. He said his mother did not know of his plans. Farrlngton worked for air force public relations before be ing assigned as manager of a hotel for families of air force officers at Hanamaki, a hot springs resort in northern Hon shu. "I will give up my American citizenship if that is necessary," Farrlngton said. "I will live on money I saved from my salary. I will have no outside help. All I want to do is to get permis sion legally through the pro per channels to stay here and carry on this work. "Some people may think I am doing this because I am bitter. That Is not true. I am bitter at nobody. The air force has given me a better than fair deal. So has America. This plan of mine is no reflection on the United States. I hope people will understand that. The truth is that I want to promote the world citizenship program." MtUajra Linstock Chic mo. Junt 14 tL-(UaOA) Ltrt fttoek market: Hqcj: talabla 8.000. Very alow and un- but atnirallr it eenti lower on all wotataU barrows and tilti; few earlr aalaa IN to 130 lbi only weak to 25 eenU lower; owe tedT to IS eenU lower; practical tee U.U, few leu choice 1M to 320 St butchers earlr at 30.00 to 30.3, ex treme top 30.K aparlntlr. Mot tood and eholea II to 31 ib butcher. 1B.M to 13.75; 340 to 380 he 18.85 to 18.40; 37 to 310 Km 17.W to 18.75; food heavier wetttiU eerce; few lot 150 to 18 Ib 17.75 to 19.75. owe under 375 lb moitlr 18.00 to 17.35 few choice lUhtwelihti. 17.80; 400 to 450 lb mostly 15.00 to 18.00; 471 to oo lb 13.50 to 18.00. 8heep: Salabls 1,000. Mot mouth prtni lambs sold to make a market: bidding 50 cents to 81 lower, around 37.00 down; old crop lambs and Vcarllnc M cents or mora lower: load food to averace choice num ber on skin rearllnss, 33.80; short load food to ehotce fall shorn rearllnc lambs, 35.00; aheep weak at 1.00 to 10.00, mostly on slautbter ewes. Cattle: Salable 7.000. Calres 800. Steers, 1150 lb down, moderately active early, strong to 35 cents higher, later trade slow and only steady; steers over 1150 lbs steady to 35 cents lower;, heifers steady to strong, mostly ateady; cows and veal rs fully ateady; bulls itrong to 25 cents higher. Two loads choice around 1175 lb fed ateers, 33.50; bulk good and choice fad steers and yearlings, 39.38 to 23.00; medium to low-good, 3.M to 30.00; good and choice belters and mixed yearlings, 38.00 to S1.S0; load of hlgh-ehoka heif ers held above 33.00; good cows, 32.50 to 34.00; common tnd medium beef oowa, 10.00 to 33.35; canners and cutters, 15 00 to 11.80; medium and good sausage bulls, SI.OO to 3)4.50; medium to choice vealers, M M to 30.00; load of choice 720 Ib year lings feeding steers, 90.00. Fertleatl Uvea tack Portland. Ore.. June 14 UJB Livestock: Cattle salable 100; fairly active generally steady. Load good lioo-m fed steers 30.50 with T lSIS-lb out at 38.88. Few common 80-le grass steers 34. Plain dairy type 18-31. Common heifers 18-32. Low me dium grass cows 18-21, eommon 17.50-10. canners and cutters mostly 15-17. Odd head good weighty bulla 32.75, medium type 30-31. M. Calves salable 80: vealers steady, food vealers 88-38: choice light kinds salable up to to. Hogg salable 150; active, fully ateady. Choice 318-lb butchers 33.50 estrrme top. earlr bulk good and choice HS-HO-lb 31.2V practical top. Pew tood and choice 314-TlO-lb 11-31. Odd head 300-tb sows 17.80. Peeder pigs steady, small lots good and ebotee 11-88-lb 31. Oood 110-131-lb 31-33. Sheep salable 400: spring lambs about steady with Tuesday .50-11 decline. Year lings steady, slaughter ewes fully .50 tower, email lot medium to good spring lambs 34.80. Oood iOT-llO-lb shorn year lings 18.19.30. Pew common and medium grades 11-17. Oood 100-127-lb shorn ilauih ter ewes 7. common kind 4-5. culls down to i. LEGAL BXKCTJTOB'S NOTICE ' WOTTCS m HEREBY OtVBN that PEARUSY L. BARBER h.a been, by order t the Circuit Court .f Ui. But. of Or. BBB. for Marian Count?, appointed execu tor of too state of WINMIPRED PEARL BARBER. deceased. Any perrons bavins claim, asatnat aatd estate are requested te .reeent than, with proper voucher, to i aald oaecutor at 310 Pioneer Truat Bulld tnf. Salem, Oregon, within all months from the data of thla notice. Date thla 1 dar of June. 1IH. PEARLET L. BARBER. Executor Of the Beteu of Wlnnlfred Pearl Barber, de eaeed. RETOTsTrt at RHOTEN BAH P. BPEER8TRA 111 Pioneer Truat Bulldlnf . Balem, Oreron I Attorney, for Executor tin 1, 14. II, u, July I. (AdvartuwmMit) Druggists' Prescription For Relief of Itch When your skin Is Irritated with pimples, red blotches and other skin blemishes from ex ternal causes, you're crazy with ltchlnf - torture, try Sanltone Ointment. Itching stops prompt It. Smarting disappears Imme oiately. Banitone Ointment Is aleo wonderful for Itching feet cracks between toes and Ath lete's foot Per Sale WUIett's Capital Drag Store tate at Liberty fhone J-311S Hemorrhoids (riles) rissare rirtnta Proline .nd otoei rectal oil tiers treated with it honrataitsaoon. I U.V k. REYNOLDS alem Mvastach Market Br Valley tucking Company Calves, good 300-430 lbs . .118 00 to 323.00 veal MiO-100 lbsi top ... .120.00 to 125.00 Fat dairy cows 814. SO Cutter cows 112 00 to 815-00 Dairy hellers IUM to 817 01 Bull 110 00 to 833.00 Peruana- EastcUe Market Strawberries sold within a 12.50-3 35 a flat ranee today on the Portland last. side Farmers Wholcssle Produce market. Lettuce brought ll.so-l.aft a crate. Spinach was 90 cents to II for a 30-lb orange box. Turnips sold for S1.35-1.3S a dossn bunches. Green onions brought 10 cent a dosen bunches. Btet were 80 cent to 81 a dosen bunches. Cabbage moved at II 25-3.50 a crate. Peas were 13-3 SO a 10-lb bos. fertland Prawaot. Bolter fat Ten tattva. subject to Imnte- dlate cbanga. Premium quality maximum 35 to t ttwreent acidity delivered: in Portland. 81-84c Ib.t 92 score. 88-83ct M eore. 57-S0c: 88 score See. VaUey rautas and country points 2e less than first. Batter Wholesale FOB bulk cubes to wholesalers, grade A 92 score. 0c; A 92 score. 60c: B score. 58c; C 89 score. 58c Above prices are strictly nominal. Cheese Belling price to Poruano wnoio alara: OraaOD slnxles. SO-SRtt; Oregon mall loaf. al-UUct triplets 1 less than In ties. Kiss To wholesalers: A grade, itrge, 434-430 doi.; A srade medium, 40Vci B frade larse. sa-S7c. Partlaod Dairy Market Batter Price to retailers: Oradt AA print, 64e, AA cartons. 85c; A prints. 44c; A cartons. 85e; B prints. 82& see Prices to retauera: uraae u Urge. 48c dog.; A large. tie; AA medium, 44c j A medium, 43c; B medium, Sic; car tons 3e additional. Cbeeaa Price to retailers: Portland, Oregon singles, 37-41C1 Oregon loaf, 4 Ib. loaves. 43-43c lb.: triplets. Itt eenta less than stniias. premium nranas. singles. I0V-52t.c Penllry uv Cblekens mo. s faauty, r.o b plant; broilers under 3 lbs. to 36c; fryers, 3 "4-1 lbi., 35-30c: 3-4 lbs.. 38-30: routers, 4 lbs and over, 29-20c; light hens under 4 lbs, 15-18c; over 4 lbs, 17-Uc; heavy hens, all weights. 19-20c; old roost ers. -all weights, 11-lSc. about Average to growers, uve whites 4-5 lbs., 32-24c lb.; 5-4 lbs. II-30c Ib. colored 2 cent lower; old or heavy does and buck 10-l4c. Fresh dressed Idaho fryers. oci local, m-mc: soma to 56c; Idaho fryers and roasters, 45c Caantrr-KUIed Meats Veal Too Quality 18-400 lb., other grades according to weight and quality with lighter or heavier, -ue. Hess LKbt blockers. SB-SOe; so 30-23C. Lambs Top uallty yearlings, ss-40t MalUn Best. 14-16c: rough heavy bucks. 13-lSe. Beef Oood cows. 82-iM .; eanntri- euttera. 30-32c. Fresh DrMsed Meats (Wholesalers to retailers per cwt.t: Beef Steers Oood 500-800 lbs. 148-50; commercial, 847-48.50; utility, 141-45. Caw Commercial, 140-43; utility, 117 39; canners-cutters, 234-35.50. Beer cats taooa enters,, aino sjuarv rs, 159-61: rounds. 156-60; full loins, trimmed, 875-80; trisngle. 834-42.50; square chucks, 145-48: ribs, 859-86; forequer- ters, 143-43.50. Veal: Oood. 14150; commercial, 140-47; utility, 139-40. Calres Oood choice, 848-47; commercial 837-43. Lambs Good-choice aprlna lambs. 451 54; commercial, 145-46; utility, 139-41. Matton Oood. 70 lbs down, 833-25. Pork Cuts Loins, NO. 1 8-12 lbs. 152.80. I: shoulders. 16 bs down. 135-37: car casses, 120-170 lbs, 130-31. mixed weights. ii lower: spsrenoe, i-m. Portland MlicasUaareoss Onions 60-lb. sack Or. Western Tel- lows. No. L. medium, 11.35-50; large, S1.66 75; Texas 50 lbs. wax. 13.50-75; yellow, 81.78-2; reds, 83.25-25; Csllf. yellows, 31.75- DO. Potatoes: Ore. local long whites. Mo. L 13.50-3.75; Deschutes Rusiets, cold stor age, No. 1A. 84.25-50; Idaho Russets. No. 1A, 84.50-65; new crop Calif. Long whites, 13.00-25, soma to U.50; alas S, 12.35-35. Bay New crop, stack bales, 0. 8. No. S sreen Alfalfa, truck or car-lots F.O.B Portland or Fusel Bound markets, 113-11 ton; 0. B. No. I mixed Timothy, 844 tool new crop oats and vetch mixed hay or uncertified clover bay nominally 837-10 depending on quality and location baits) on Willamette valley yams. Caacara Bark Dry 15-19 to peelers; green, 7c lb and below. Woel Valley ooarse aad medium grade so-sec Mohair 40-lle lb. on 11-month growth. nominally. Hides us l res 35 .; according to weish t plus 35c lb beef 13Vc-13a lb bulls 6-7e lb. Country buvers psv 3c ! ruMrts wnoissaia prices: wfumoo is 12c: large lT-IOc. medium l518v ir prices: Orchard ran, 8-lOs. Walnata Wholesale prtcas: Par lb. tst lOO-lb. lou: First auallty tumbo. 81-334. large. 39-30Hc; anedlum, 36-36 ; sec ond guatlty jumbo. n-3fi; large 37- 37e; medium a44j-3oc. baby, if a- 10 "tie. Orower prtcas, orchard run: Ftaav- quettes. 10-130 ;b. ) DeptiafcWs ( r (Iv-wngSenwj' l ACtOff TOWN OB 8j ACTOH TMI NATION J STOCKS cBt the Associated Pre American Can Am Paw a Lt Am Tel Tel Aneeonda Bendlg Aviation Beth Steel Boeing Atrplana Calif Packing Canadian Paclfls Cass J I Caterpillar Chrysler Cons Vulteo Continental Can Crown Zslle rbacn Curtis Wright Douglas Aircraft Dupont da Nem .v. iieneral Beetrlg Oeneral Pood Oeneral Motors Osodyaar Tire 1st Harvester , . . . Int Papei Kenneeott Llbby IlcN L Long Bell "A" Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvlnatot Nat Dairy BY Central Northern Paclfls Pac. Am Flab Pa Oss a Eles Ps Tel a Tel Penney J O Stadia Corp Kaytalcr SUyonier Pfd eynolda Metal Richfield Safeway Ststws Boars Roebuck . Soatharn Pacirts etasvdard OU Co Studeaaksr Cory Bunsblno Mining Transamsrlca Union Oil Cal Onion Pacific United Airlines U S Steal Warner Bras Pie Woolwortb Hi's 3 IS HIS 32 44 ; ..... 31T4 39 1 43 . 41 , 77' . 14 . 40V . a . Si's . 30 . 43 . . 20S 13 . as1; .llO'i . 67 . 30 S . 33 . 344 . 33s . 46 '4 , 33 , 10 'o , 17 '4 36S ... 11 ... 35 ... 12 ... 48 Meek Market New York. June 14 V-A aerlei of selling flurries kept the stock market on the defensive today. The market generally operated In minus territory throughout the day. Periodic at tempt! to rally were promptly blocked. liosses rangea to erouna pom., u -few case more. Motora wer among the moit vulnerable lstuei. Trading volume tended to expand wnen nrleea war on the way down and to slow en the comeback. Turnover touched a rate of around l.ww.ww snares lor we full session. Tadav-s setback followed a decline yes terday which was the first In alx seiitona. The day before the market on average climbed to a four-year high . A handful or issues snowed independent firmness, among them Santa Tt. Mathie ion Chemical. Hiram Walker, and Repub lic Steel. Lower nr cei were Bald most or the day for Oeneral Motors, Chrysler. 6tudtbsker, U. 8. Steel, Beinienem weei, u. b. tiuoocr. Portlaa! Grain Portland. Ore.. June 14 P) Cash wheat bld: soft wnlte 2.23: soft whits tno rexi 3.23; white club 3.23. Hard red winter: ordinary .sa; if per cent 3.23; 11 per cent 3.33: 12 per cent 3 34. Today's car receipts: wneat as; barley 1: flour 10; corn 6: mlllfred 15. Big Helicopter Crashes, 3 Die Southampton, England, June 14 4i A 24 passenger Cierva Air Horse helicopter described by its makers as the world's big gest crashed and burned on a test flight Tuesday. The pilot and two pasengers were killed. The plane had an all-metal fuselage and was powered by three huge rotors, each with three blades. The plane was making a test flight. Those kill ed were Henry A. Marsh, chief pilot for the Cierva Autogiro company; Squadron Leader F. J. Cable, a pilot for the British ministry of supply; H. J. Uns worth, a Cierva flight engineer. The Air Horse, still in the ex perimental stage, was designed as a triple-purpose helicopter to carry passengers, haul freight and spray crops. The trials today were being held for the ministry of civil avi ation. It has ordered a number of the helicopters to be used on air bus" feeder routes for the nationalized air lines. The machine was only few hundred feet off the ground when it dived in. It was a blaz ing mass by the time Southamp ton firemen arrived. Cause of the accident was not immediate ly determined. SALEM MARKETS Completed Irem reports of Salem deal ere fer the guidance of Capital Joaraal reader. B vised dally.) stall Peed Frlceei Ess Huh-1505. Rabbit Pellets 13. IS. Dairy Feed 84.05. Poal try Buying prices! Orade A col ored hens, 18c; g'ade A Leghorn hens. 16c: grade A old roosters. 13c; grsdc A colored fryers, 1 lbs.. 38-30c; Leghorn fry era, 22c Kggs Baying Prleea Large AA, 40c: large A. 35-40c; medium AA, 35c; medium A, 32 30c; crax, 24c. Wholesale Prleea Egg wholesale prices 6-7a above these prices above. Large grade A generally quoted at 45c; medium, 41c. Batterfat Premium. 63c; Ho, 3. too: Mo. 3, 84-lle (buying prices). Batter Wholesale grade A. 64a, rstaiL Chits re Grain Chicago. June i tin a rain got thrown for a loss early today and never regained the lost ground. All sections of the market weakened, ilthough at no time did any sharp break develop. Persistent hedging pressure en tered the wheat and corn pits through out the day. Cash corn arrivals have been fairly heavy over recent sessions. Wheat closed -l lower. July 83.10: corn wss lower. July S1.444-; oat vera -3 lower, July 80-S; rye wss 3S-4 lower, July 81.33-11.33; soy beans were l-5 lower, July 83.04-13.03 and lard was 20 to 25 cents a hundred pounds lower. July 811.22. OBITUARY Elmer C. Giles Portland Elmer O. Giles, lata res dent of 1714 S. X. 35th at.. Portland, in a Port land hospital, June 13. He lived In Salem lor 13 years and worked as a baker at the Spa restaurant until 1916 when he moved to Portland. Surviving are his widow, sirs. Frances Giles, Portland; a brother, Clar ence Giles. Los Altos. Calif.: and a atepson. Newton Huran. Portland. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 3:30 p.m from the FifT.ey chapel. Sou tht west 4tb and Montgomery streets. Portland. Interment will be in the City View cemetery, Balem, Fines, Suspensions In Court at Albany Albany, Ore. In city court Monday morning, Police Judge Edwin Fortmiller fined two per sons a total of $33 and suspended the driver's license of a third for three months. Gordon Evans Shrenk, 23, Portand, was given a $25 fine for speeding. He was arrested Sunday afternoon. Burford Foster, 28, Corvallis, was fined $20 on a drunk charge. Capital Journal. Salem, Or, Wednesday, June 14, 19502- He was arrested Saturday night. Jackie Lee Fryman. 20, 2010 East First avenue, after being convicted of a speeding charge, was ordered to turn over his op erator's permit to Judge Fort miller. The suspension will be in effect three months. Holds Navy Commission Woodburn Dclmer L. Kuns, who recently graduated in elec trical engineering at Oregon State college, has received a commission as ensign in the Fuller New Rotary Hear! Sheridan Harold R. Fulls: I will assume duties as preslden-l of the Rotary club on July )j William Daly, who was name. president previously, has de clfned the nositlon. ? I The average adult hippopota mus weighs about 5,000 pound;" United States navy and will r port this summer for active du; ty. Kuns is the son of Mr. an. Mrs. Roy P. Kuns of Woodbun" I I.DI ln.r. (Kana) Stiller Woodburo Kmma Lenora Millar, SO, well-known Woodbura realdeot, died earlr Wednesday moraine. June la at a lo cal hospital. Born In asarahalltown. Iowa, April 2&, leal. Cam. to Woodburn from Sturell. South Dakota, In 1907. la 1901 ab. married Pted Yenen, Aurora, and Uvea In Aurora until hlj death In 1930. In January, 1937 ahe married George O. MlUer, Woodburn. Miller preceded her In death in 1945. aha wu . melon, member of the Episcopal church: a mrmber ol Zv erfreen chapter No. 41, OES; and of Ui. Woodburn Woman', elub. Survived or two atepaona. Lrell B. and Norman L. Tereen. Aurora: three nieces, Mrs. Isa bel orrss McCall. Salem: Mrs. Haul B. Chatrield and Mrs. Aletha B. Miller, both of ".Vodburn; one nephew. Dewer H. Bit ney, Albion. Mich. Funeral services win be held Pridar. June 16. at S p.m. In the Rlnto chapel, Woodburn. DEATHS Samuel Edwards Eites Sanuel Edward Kates, lata resiaent or Corvallis at a local hospital June 12, at the ace of H years. Announcement of services later by tog Howell. Ed wirdi chapel. Mm. Mary Etta Case Mrs. ifery Etta base, at her residence. 3S7 S. Winter St.. June 13. Survived by husband, c case 0' ssiem: causnier. Mrs. Mildred Rsutenkrans of Balem; sons, Llovd and Clifford Case,, both of Portland; eight grandchildren and one Kreai-granadsusnter. Memoer or First Christian church. Services were held Wednesday. June 14. at 1:30 p.m. at the Cloush-Barrlck chapel with Rev. Dudley Strain officiating. Interment wu In the City View cemetery. Ivan O. Martin Ivan O. Martin, late resident of S92 South Hlsh street, at a local hospital, June 14. Announcement of services later by the W. T. Rlgdon company. ,r YOU-R6 HONlN OF VET - J3 Ttxr &4 . rrf TUB WHISTLES v 6 KlNn THAT WET 1 ? KIND THAT $Hop CIMRTEi. . of THE Whatbaw you'r. movbag la tows e. to a distant city, w. offer the tnawt i. worry-fra smttbc awr ice. Our local atoruf. and saor tnf fadlitaa. ar nnarifjlUel . And -as ripreasnUUTw for Altied Van Linos w. east ;lao at your diepoaal too know-how of the world's lariaat loof-distanee tnoyinf orfaniaatioa. Alhad'a erpwrt packers, sursdlon and driTera aaraeroard yoaer poena, ioo. every stop of she way. 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