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Newspaper Page Text" '. '" m ' , , - .. . . . ..'...1 . ..7-- .'- l - A' ...'.- . s--V O ' ' . 8 I SS1em.Oron. Tuesday, Ociob 251955 THE CAriTifb JQtmfcAL. . . " ,. .Som2-Ji ' 1 SteeLFicmi . - - w - - - - - - - - - . I i Ji,Bau?.Diar.lSlBns Praise 1Ho2S lowest JWIteTSte av r J 1 Ul Price Boosts Profit Margin to Drop o Next Year, Refleetinir0 w a ffp inrreaMB o o KJiW YORK ivThe ateeloin. iiulry-ic aupplier o( many an- Alhr aanarirnn inai ru la lllt. w Ine ahmtt rwaaa' nrire ipim The talk uint ao much "whether ( to" as it is 'hen to". i ine inausiry is cnauting up we- era or jar-record earning- Just now. But its leaders point out that operating costs are rising. ALso, leel users are clamoring so ur gyntly for more meial that the iel mills see anotlti? round o( rapansion iead and0 they say iust get the money for il out of bighr prices. o The demandis so strong epre sumably for months ah-ad that the mill expect little opposition Jrom their cfttomers. The bsy steel oiil'C are chalk ing up record production and rec ord sales. Their profit glow against the fairly somber 1H s harkormini Th fcircl taclol anH i irnnompaniiv?. big and small tg .renjirt show enmbyi net Income tarter taxes of s7420a!7l fy the J first svw noihths of 19M. This is whopping 107.4 err cent increase t-ver ine WH.oxi.tiap earnea iw me , ime compares in the like pertod Cf 1954. ; t In disru54bng tbeirneed for G'gher prices, s'eel eSecuties ff res iwn uimtui: , Firaf. profit mrgins from now t)n will reflect the rising laer csts ie to IpW Sunjmer's wage scale .!te. and also will re(vt tho in tjreasing fnsls of materials and fsYcTportalicn. Second, the steal industry mitt ri5Mlo its capacity. And new fa ilitiesare much, more costly to .-:'d tijw than were the present 0"s. . The steel executits araiX that dsy must hjve higher prices to t'cp profit margins sufficient to ttract investment capital and rake the cca expansion program isnibl. Th last price hike, right after W t v-ase boost last Summar. av- ajrasea out i . a ion. .4 Most leaders expect present; -ices, in general, to hold the rest f tins year wiin some few stew r'....ULf3 (.. iUi a general pric Ink early next wear. Others ace it mor likely by attnidvear. ' '4.eaaaaa.a..a44aa a , Go By Train Iv. Portland 9:00. 1:30. 5:30- Lew Coo(h Fares to Seattle" " 00. ,Jfbr v Union JCreot !? m1 Af ONI aiJP WlY f ,"W""'S I 1 D ,TenUiiiv. subject lo iTnmediate . o . M.lirF MllklilT ih.oi ecsth. 1K l l.li adorn , ,. i ! 1 V I ! WORTHINGfcs.- fJTW"- Hl "fT'SffS ,W V?' VI.AU.A Mr J At. .J,S5"tT1 'f J- 1 jtT - a T 1 1 I louring Sen; Agriculture lorn- red i i Portland. 5,-l lb; lirst dropped Today to th lrr levels nkin g. di J Sund,v Biju obicctton, th.r.ie and ti. " 1,- f I ' 1 I I i mittee welcomed lodav a decision quality -. second quality M3. in more lhan lPvears. i!? .Jln '''T! '''''--. - I ej T I . l a li.f the ledefcl government ..do ftme.Wh.le... la... ..rrgvr. 4cnt M Mga gS -f raTrSSXaSEf 'Cariott. W&BLJSBSr I.: i Bi " S7 I I neihin about Aiddira "hoe ibei lb holiiurtcr-flrad tl.lii in mrki in ! m,'r ln V" Z ". .2 :..'Pui .Hndriea ; 'SI ff I price. ' ' ' r: 'bU o V.. I . I f f " - ! I Committeemen figured il offl "d. we. 4: C - aVcM U uy Vpli ir.nl. jnhi E .aRd Eli'iabeth siT.'roct ;i.i M I 1 I 7 w " I J ease Di.-re on nam to. Ke. M. . ar I ha b SBDDlv.owaKitlv J .:. ' u.i "aL., i a t ... I ,i kT-ai Wa. . t I.jV. . ia. r .1. ,r. " ", . ... - . in unsra from wi un m uiai- ip rV. - ) I 'f2 - -l'i M, "T"? "a ,nsT"' Z17 Ul muain "V " t tltlo-imssMown th To- r , - f. .. " Pvt. Wilfred Cumish. 40, of Newburyport, Mass., survivor of 7l years of Soviet imprisonment, is showa in' Berlin for start of his court martial trial. Cumish. a charged with 'being "AWOL-from his intelligence unit in Vienna from March IMS, until last September whea h was released by (lis Red captors. Today an Army court martial gave him bad .conduct dis charge. His sentance is subject to review by higher authority. (AP Photofax) Unionist Says Telephone Jobs Hardest Hit Under Automaton The aroim was acciterd of sovine I , WASHINGTON W-A -year-oId. operator replaced by -a dial tele-1 ohone this, a labor union leader ! said today, is the real human qrama oi automation. -; A businessman pictured utoma- lion as needed to make th next, "break-through" to higher living' standards for all Americans. h said showed '.'that unless auto Joseph A. Beirna, president of i -nation is accompanied by literally tha CIO Communications workers . fabulous increasea in utiiiratioa of of America, and Marshall G. I th fruits of production, it must of Munce, vie president of the York , necessity result ia job 4isplac- corp.. Yon. fa., and chairman oi th National Assn. of Manufactur ers' Industrial Problems Commit tee, wer scheduled witnesses be fore a Senate-House Economic subcommittee studying th effects of the growing us of automatic i versations climbed 3.4 per c,ntjio lino ways oi increasing rae use devices in business and industry. ! But, he ssid. during the same pe- ' r P'Muct. Secretary of Labor Mitchell told riod the number of operating com- "" ar: the committee yesterday that pre-! pany employes was reduced by ap-' ua'l0! r.,m1"'- L-' liminary studies "indicate that prosimatelv in.oro from the t3 Hac"' "s; ty' ,Tom there ia no reason to believe that force of Srffjiu. or a little les mon' "M: J- Dale Standlcy. this new phase of technology will than 7 per cent. L G""',,'-Ctr' lrm' J,"nf" result in overwhelming problems' Perhaps the hardest hit aingle City: Dwighl Hopkins. Imb of readjustment." tj. Beirne said, is that of In 1,r: Hi "ohert whit. Salem. MUcheg presented datf which he said shows the rate ol I'. S. pro-1 ductivity gain has not increased Allies Free Gen. Dietrich T.ANDSBKRG, Germany UP Former Col. Gen. Sen Dretrich. i commander of th (lb S4. Panrer Army involved in the Malmedy ! massacre of American troops, was secretly released from- the V ,. ; war crimes prison here Mturaay, it wa learned today. ' ! .DietTich had been sentenced to! life imprisonment b a I'.S. Mil-."01 u rerming nsve Been strumenls, are designed. to go up itar tribunal after the war. I named. mdiastnes where auto-1 2i miles in efforts lo learn se After, being freed. Dietrich left "nation 4lready bas been applied crct, the cosmos. This area is bv automobile for Ludwigshurg, estens ively for Some years. j j tn. crnirr 0f maximum inten- where be will mage nis nom. More than 14D captured Ameri- His release was in keeping with prm lia-ftrittah-Frenih policy tn mDtV their war crime nri"s ' of remaining Germans as nrifi a poiM. . ' , . w TFri4-0M I f rt)ff m gkffaral .. Ilialrial a 1HOTP man inn cimiimi nmrri- . - - - - - .numi iiKtiri iiiintts- win mtic - ..iknPu n raeina. th. .!.... rnt inaiar nuvara aatfina nv.sl i . au- . i nrrrum iwr rrni nri mi. u i i.-. ...n 4 -1. I ran soldier, war. .hot down by he ..d lil Swb. N. M.. ., , ,ny pifftf aI .1 . prime wooied' types at ?r&&S?X-. Hrr ri S- Jtrl'otf'.TZ Germ., tanks at Malmedy in Hi t- " sn. ,t ba. inere.ed Dart f ,tud,e undertaken tor the , ttiyi .bu.,flM to 421 1 A lop of 121 SO. A?' cm": ""rhr,!.hff.'rn..r,hort lr's Ardernvr. couti.er -offensive ef ,, j International Oeophysical year. ,ccordin , , nnlm ,,-4 .lowi- cents from yeaterdajr. wag : "tlixi c"l.w:- sSfri !!' " "'" 1344 laecember' 1M4. I ' ''? I"" i"crea.ea aail-1 . At u,e moment a rocket is fired TvH.v h niitr.,! in.. k.. nsid lor a moderate number of run H.ahr. Parkara Piai.i.. Mm- ,"n . Onmriri as was ra.irded as awiaiy motor lueus and rx tele- j. Manitoba other rockets will bei ... inp, nriarin.a in.m.: Mr Nora Wnsin lone 'M pontiac -dr aad.n. la. 000 mils UT '".phone servM-e-resultini from bet- Pn" 0"mn, pr;irla. J.nn.ola: Ml r.lma N.l-I lull, aqulppad. d.v or nM wl one of the moat fanatic Satis in P" ' "v"!-; '.lred '? "ich coanlries as France. Tht t h d d (h nj , g,r,m.n,0. , ; b,othrr. m i r.bm 81.. lodrp.. o.a the ehrm.cht command. Aft.,- ekP ..,4 -Jcl Austr, I,. and Rii.a. Information frj(, , nn' f... r . L-J'SS:Ji:: NM M " r.Wg.rm-rurn. joining tn ..irsiorm irras. nw U:." of -corrwai ana r.lrortiv. r-ducnons in V.lu.- ' "-. iii.Mw.rd. Fun.r.l nam.. . . wiex.. a. J.wrr ; rose to command Hitler a .body- panion in tneir uee. . studied I by scientific groups. 'iin .ii,r It had received a com- CHICAGO - All grains ad-1 cHit.r) c.ra. m, ham., w. aalara. I - new gT"scorw en.,....,r, rumrnins, ,iameuary (!..'. i , program, for the Salem area wa.h). h.1Bfr mrj(. trtm4t.. ,. annouor o, -, rryiuinn. " , in(ormlltlan rm4 by th era.. j ficials Tuesday. . , . rt I'nder thtf. nlisteei . can pu intm.,itn nm, ,rom r,r. lhf.T7l',C riilii i-inV1"'" -' P.mciP'1., I and stay with that, wit thrmajh hazardous to school chil- (their entire tour. . . Tiir unij ji iwa um. vn Iftnm is the 9Slh hngineer Bn ;.,oV- Kort Ord. Calif. Thefe 'lire only4 eight post.ons allotted to Aail 1. 19.). Officials pointed out thai .nl,-m.nt ona will mean a ftrturopelmemberl a w . ( gpntrart Au'unle.l be MaVi much despite th recent trend to- ward lahor-saving machines. The dalea also uaae.sted that machine. have had no appreciable effect oveT-au of outplacing workers irom lobs. In hi talk prepared for today's session. Beirne gav figures which ment. H said that between ltM and lr4 the number of telephones in the Bell Telephone system in- rla.agaaH at at rta aidant Anil iU. m.rva. ber of daily averane- telephone con-, telermon operetor. In 120, he said, only 2 per rent of the Bell system's telephones were dial op erated. At present, it is an esti mated 4 per cent, he said, Beirne said a telephone operator who's been doing essentially the samt job for 30 years suddenly has to learn new and more com plicated work . procedures. "From I r.iriieni.u, roniiuToi. vuicirm '"' oparwor. . ,Uon,,y n-, comes sn ineipeneftced toll np- eraior. ne saia. wittim tnis framework lies th real human drama nt automation." i Munce also mentioned the. tele-, a"""" ""' iiriaira r mark?. I . " a11" teleAone commumca-: . ' a..,K...,.r.... 'nc,'' Pr cent since 15 . Trsid-L 'IVuf f ! ? " V.e a'..lw....n ( - ...aai Tristk that bav been hauling ;rk over fhemawa Road tmr a - In.irfirarr tt months for use in con- 0,,00 nh the toa.tructfor, ef the Saleni Pert land Fipreaawav. mxratarf o.ar n.li.kl Slecat n..l "r1" mF aon C.l,.TL ..hi fhf. w Zl ,J . ..V u. nk the gouse past th !. H jrd to meet.'., th, .!,- rTn ta Iffit touring Sen:Je A, mittee -elcomed o( the tedeKi (nething price. Committeemen ease Di)'.-)re omeining aone in ;uiw. i As some mweibcft bad tnsiWaw him. Secratary IMlaoa anntfaiare .the a?riculiuia lBalnt tjill ;ou.waujaai pa la a" anon 19 Istaknlita aeiraa ol a.' a suatr f.Midstarn fK. . . . aay Iipwm ii t aa h Iplanaji fa aaaaa a a f-iyi : program t(a1t at a heariaa of tit omma.-abicb-ungfarm- ar vieaja n aeclimag larm ncoaie. I . .Sea. ffwrt. (D-MinnT ta- lred iVnsuaa actio was "loa!! u. a..-a ! . i T . whether the secretary will buy enough to do any gyiod in improv- im hoi orices. Z. . .. . . ... nqjuunmn iiirmut-ra, ,no letri farmer critit4sm of Eisenhower ad- minLilfation farm policies pails them dh a spot, wer particularly I pleased with Benjion s announce- ment. Sen. Thye iR-Minni said markets should strengthan. sen. joung ik-m said theireiaurrs. m-m: rut up. K-65. pork buying program should be c- .Wboleaale. Drfwed Meats ' i compamed bv at-lion lo strengthen! Beef carcasses Steers., choice pricesjif lead grain. Otherwise, he iV7 lbs. .0MI.: good. 35.00-! . . . .. u. . . faranrs to eonjinue an axoandad lvl of htig prmluclion th gen- erallv 'acceptad causa of current low prices. Red Germany 0 ? I tonvicts Spies SF.rtLIN. 'Seven members of Communist Fjisi Cermanv's Liberal Democratic Party have ian mnvirleH 'af envin. tiw Ih. United Slates and a Vest Berlin IJmbs-Choli-prime spruig. 40- tanner-cutter cows Tuaday abnut political party, it was announced 5 lbs. S9.taMl.ta): good, a5uu-39 ia. steady at 7 M 1. tew g.: util Tusday. I Wool Nominal, claan basis. i ity cows t.av-ll.PJ; fa'a young com- .Tha group included the farmer party chairman for tha Pritzwalk area. Alfrad Kffinger. . Sentences ! were hanriert rlnwiv hv a rntirt in I Schwann and ranged from 5 to 15 1 years. (. west Berlin's Free Democr'aJic part,. ,n( for -nAS the V S-l j:. i' ie. d jn; . . Fescue Croup Is Appointed . Governor Paul Pattersen Mon day appointed th members of the chewing fescue and creeping red fescu commission. Th commission was created !ast.. "I0""1 by w'r'. ' U.S., Canada Will Launc h 37.Rorket rrRT rjll'RrHlt.1. Man ran Thirtv-sevan rockets will he launched starting next October Baar this military hae. jointly opersted by th I'nited State and Canada. ', Tfce location is in the barren wastes of northern Manitoba abmiti miles nonn oi tse viinnesota border. The rockets, with war- nr ad, packed with scientific in- n..-,jy ror ine Aurora uoreaiu. 4rw t-mirtnin pnijrvi win w lit' . . , ., J r - 1 . 1 fd ftut.by Uit I'. .S. Ajr orca a;..,., tk. ie.a-i...- -i. i- ano Navy.. The Iftitnchina it m struments .conuined in the war- heads will transmit information during the flight to ground re- ceivers. The projectile will fall i to' rarth ) to . miles awgy. I our le.st rorket will.be firm! nr.l tll tha tiesl rarnrdine rork. f will be-lainchd July 4. l-.7, L .. In llilid-nt Kvvrr At SuniiiM r I-ikr f.OiTl.AVD .ftn" tb oianing 4.y of Oregon a waiarfnal sesson "'y' ''7 h,,n,OT, S ' " . "h he bumnisr Ube fubhc snoouag i .rOla . . 'Trie OtaaonSta!a Oama, Com-, Mna, Ih., .a.,.' fcy a 2 ay till evet reported 0 a i .Tha .varaw. i,a har of harda ""t-i" wim)rii w"Sif. t m: iwcfrm m .gs T (i'aiia-'etfil i o.o. ronimnn. a iara. si ji-s'j; . -i-vii mi. i MH . I Ksajs-To fatklafa-Graila A, i K "" , A email. .aftatia. 14 cants' 1i.tial L"B poultry-Ko. 1 quality, f ob, ltlaM-f-rri. J4-a li.s. at farm: Jl: roaatgrs. 25: light ha la h.i-. ann. ia.w. m i ,, ;T ' roosters, li-ia. . ., Turke.vs-.To producers .for A ra4 youna heas. f o b. farm N Y. j.. .j . . . iiaur bns eviscerated 41; eviscerated toms M. . . . , Rabbit Averast to growers,-! l-ive wnue. it-A, IDs, 25-26, s-s lbs. 20-21: old does. ' 10-14. few. ihigtier. Fresh dressed fryers to H.. nmmav.ial MMKln. ...11 Ity, j2.oo-27.: commercial onws, '2 O-M.O0: utility 22 m-2700; ; dinners and cutters, in wi-21 w. ' Beef cs 'choice steeri lind quarters. 41 0n.5i.Ht: rourfds, 45.11- 48 00; full loins, trlmtne.d. "71 .00. 7 H): forequarters. Jf HI . 94.11); chucks, . 33 (1-3Tig); rib, 4V.ID-I 52W. Pork ruli - -Miins. choice, i-10 lb. shoulders. 14 lb jibwn. sparenas. 40 00-4514); 'r"h hams- ln-1 lh 42 m 45.1). -Veal and calves Good-choice, all. It- il weishts. J0.(I-40 comiacrcia 27. QU-35.il). i mooa' ' " -oioki. i.io-u lib 4 blood, 125; fine. 145. a-oaairyajreasaa , iw.ai. r.a.w. fofttang: .Beef-Cow, utility. - lb; canners and cutters. lt-17. Veal-Top quality, lightweight. 27"29: r0UBh heavies- ,7 25- ' Hogs Best light blockers, J2 23 lean licht sows'. 17-19. UmhvrCood springers, 32-34;- yearliees. Z5-77. . Mutton Lightweight ewes nnd wethers, S-10: rough heavies, 6-S. Fresh Praatae Potatoes-Ore. Russets. No. 1 A. 2 50-75 : 25 lb ss k. 75-85; Idaho Russt, bales. 5-10 lb paper, I J5- Onions Wash. Yellows, med and Ige. 1.40-75: Idaho Yellow, t.m -15. Hay New crop. No. I green alfalfa, baled, f ob. truck. Port land and Seattle, 3 ao-3t.no ton. - 'T H Strrrt NF.W lORK I . Pront-takine slicrd earlv sain in an irrraular HM.K matmn .me g ur.Mijr anvi- iiwii. r.any gains ny sieeis meitefl storg j.rd,, wer behind th eric away but aircralts continued high- arnD er I '. 1 ,. u . , , V.. ,' ,.;,, ... . . ;. I Butchers sold St) to 75 cents low- iraaing was lainy nnsk in hotn tt wjh m0,t w , lm pounders, Ihese divisions but the pace was'goin( gl3 m ,0 M tBp moderate for the list as a whole. g,m ftls for ony M head. Trading volume was estimated at Tnj, ,qu,llf ,B, low Wf in p.. ab.0,:' ,'.W" U'..n "Jhan" COmp'r"' "'. So cent. with 1.B20.0IX) Monday. Gams and losses in ranged about a point. Portland Grain PORTLAND No Coarse! grains. Wheat (mrji to arrjve mar- bet, basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: Soft White 2.11; Soft White 'excluding Resi 111; White .Club 2.11. i Hard Red Winler: Ordinary t il. ' l ar receipts wneai l; parley 1; flour 2; millfeed 2. Valuation Cut ' Not Iff truartiw Th Marion' county court has .:.,: -. tin-ta i f. munitation (mm Monte L. .Ion?i .kA ,Ki,i ...,1, wn0 sad that such reducnon . . i, , . iU. l l.i.'a.l J call Ji l .r-T ajiiu j.t.jtj.1.. to trim the valuation for ' . . m . . It tld Ir AailU PALLAS r rank Mcl.uire was, .Mind over tb the Polk count v grand .Jfiry Tue.d.y morning ia rhars-e of assault with a oeanly . w,,4 atif-m iaricia . a. a U .nn.l.a iTna. n. . S.I.. ..i.r. mr m. U.n.. .1 r.piui hirui n.n d., ) n"-" ,...,. b.r nio-4o nno-ib ban. a an " - as - a ae.ipea following a preliminarr i "" " i" " s"""-1 - r heanmj rdurtrri hy Jtice of m" of a pork, buying program im tl i a.ar th !. ereth She.terly. II. '''"." l , . 'aalam''X: iTrlVT taken In the Polk county jail. "heat (Tosed I'.-I'a higher I)e-; b, ,lrr r, g a, k ii Siil. u'3. ii .i aAiai . cemner 2 isr,-"i corn iv-i"i nign- ..m annnurnam oi an-.a , t. price Icf. "lddin li L ChicfcnJl .sc ,mui)i ana 1 r .T.r jnre tf barraa anj tnts ropp u m lotseet latal ara) Jim. taat. .t.iaa n. t, z aan a faiicaar hn.a femri in In' '.'la mmWla nraje t . loaaat na:llc. '. ' Vlbca 17 vcart old ahe married .-j? m ' Cl.renca Ffanklin who dtr two W"tTT.A a- T a:. i.,.. jn Fraaklln i hogs brought ,aly Jiinj ..Xn," 0 ' dredajeight at th Foatlaa H ', ,nrf i,... i,uaht ichool stock mark. Monaay. THat la lha , !S ,2, IS. .X-.Ii iS pi tfH lowest price since Uetamaar. im when OPfiliru. ware ia alf.-i i,,.,-, jr.i ., i, .. i . Monday i drop of tl.ie . hundredweight lowarafl tha anca to tt.U below fhat of a year afa. n-: I 1. A .u - - - Pl two. months as the result of a. big crop of spring pigs. More than 4.M) hogt 1 mruunn me riunn run, yaraa, Monday. Including 4. carloaa 'rom th Midwest. Most ef tha "" uuevu; iu rav.rr.. However, l.MB were olfarad oa tha market. WholeVala pnrk eric gre - IWH-fen T1 ClSVllne .rwah. CM Of i' two. Som fresh fork cutaell at wholesale 4s much as 15 cents a P"ua.d un1r prlraa or laat an-- mer. rortUart .Mtork PORTLAND,! 1 1'SDAl-Cattl salabl 250: holriovar ; market very slow for most classes: cows mode'nly active, stedy: other ic assea sparsely reDrantrd: few Uhortfed steers unsold: individual commercial' steers 18 . a: gmal-' choice stera Monday 20HV23 a); ,11... -u.T sood-1bw choice heifers ia.0D-20.5i): merciat cows, I2 t-13 Calves salable 30: market rather sloai'but vealeri fully steady; lew good-choic valrs )7 0-i6D; individila.1.245 lb vealer 30KI; util-iry-commercial grade lO.flB-Hdt; culls down .to 7.(4): Hogs salable 411): market slow: mostly 50 ranis Inu-err .miverl lota No. i. i ami J hiiti-hera it.M5 Iha 14 5D-1S 00: onlf few lots sorted loe No. 1 15.25; few lots bought to ar rive 15.75; few 3l-.all lb sews tmt-l3.M. I sheep salable 20JI; market bmit steady o limHed supply; few lots choice with some- prime wooied Umbe li ao-iS; few shorn lambs IK 50; good - choira woolctV lots 17.aft-ll.i0: good -choice feeders salable around 14tn 15.50 with range feeders quotable to H 00-54; utility-good ewes 2.50-31). Oiirai livrstork rui , M 1 1 i.. t.. a,avy amvals, Pausart in part iyJ -inf.- .1 Ih IndiBnarw.Ii I ivm. ' lower at 112.00 to I1J.I41. head, largest sine Jan. 3. This ; sai.m: two aoo, J.rry and Dal. la supply was WUtinenled by 2.011) "0r- h",h ol Salami and Rarenla, Mr. . ' j . . . . . , and Mra. Gaorea l.aov, Chlraso head held over from Monday s nn.hia. ill aarvirea will ba h.id ' market. ..,. .-J k.:.r. ...,J 25 cenls lower in the cattle sec-1 lion where salable receipts totaled ..- 7m) he.id One load of hich nrim airers set 'the top at 424.75. Most hich good to' prime steers brought 120.75 tq 424 0(1. Good lo low prim tieifers went at IIHTfl , g 'Vra'nrV. I7'6ni.. Canada; Mra! to 122 00. Cow's Sold Steady to 25:ola Oalrnhi-a. Salem, Ora. Nina cenls lower toonintf at 412 50 sr-ndrhlldren and nine frral-frand-con s lower. lopping, vi i .ra rhJdr,n s,rvtra. .1 Clousli-Barrlrk whil bulls were strong at 413...) cnpai wdn.dav. on. as. at t .m to II no for-utility and commer-1 P " Iniarm.m La Miaion cema- cinl. ' I1""' Salahl sheep rererpts totaled ' aiaaprr iaia 1 () Ijmbs sold slesdy to 25' vanced .en the- Board' Trade Tuesday, paced by aayheana wheat, . Tha mnrkat wn hichar frnm tha iireais niinng a moarratfiy active ' . in a .1 - l.i. demand on nexii Greece had boueht m.tmo buhe ot hard wheat. t n i '"ors nenina ine iipiurn : eluded government buying of ' " ''" higher. December. Wa-oj; rse. 2 lo 2. higher, Deiamher 100 t 0- gher. I otl'i: sdybenns l,a-214 hi; ;sarini-r a -4 aim wuu 11 up.wi iVnts a giundred pou.rds higher, v.,k, nail .November llJ. . 1 C.liiao (togiitn Suppl. moderte. demsej aa i nrJnai 4ro Ji.,iri nH iln.i. m i aln-im!iifnwn th To- ,,v,r n mjdimfr. hv (ir t aattlavl dear t. Van- Iuvt; i ae. a. Mat arai)dft:hcr .M ... mpsiji was the first Initian eaj.m Or;nn an sfle was re- T:.. ?', w.!l aimaann imrm ,ht wnr.,H u- M seller ora M. seller icoaipaav compiling. whoiesite ; rat nn nmu . ai so aij Mrdtlar, ,.',, Vnd later hadl' "" M ... .. vearal ciatsui am m nia in x..a 1 Z. W.HT . ' i "PT" t vern.-ri tht .d. iiru nn ur w, , b-yan. J.ais in Molalla other survivors are a sister ,llbv d' -v,rlll .ran(j nnja, uneral service will be held .t 11 a.m. WaAn.'saay, October 26 ,,M.M. tK, . jn( j. ( . barial I1I be at 2 $ m 0d En(ii,h rfmetery iuth pf ajraimnuth Rev Lu- ,, coriaav will nffirial Hoaw.Nta'tklio yiU.AMINAMr. Rose Stan hopa, former resident of Wills mina, died recently at Heltbfrg, Calif. Survivors include the wid ower, Les Stanhope and eight children. Dick. Joyce, Everett, Edna,- Viva, Vernon, Fred and Steve, and several grandchildren. John L. Moajer - MOl.ALLA Joh'n.L. Moger."M. residebt M Molalla for the last 14 a.a ia aaaaa wher. ma papar ta aa 'years, .died Sunday in Silvertonijy1' wib ran.t that wrt ad aa .runnit.l mtlmr .n ..laniaH llln.u dvartla.me-1 ra which tka rraa- hospital aftar an xtndd illnss. He as born in Miltonaall. Kan., and ram with hi parents. James F. gnd 1111 Moger. to Oregon in 101. They settled first at Yamhill and later at Springwatar near Es tacada wher ha lived for 41 yeara or until coming to Molalla. H had been .Clackamas-Marion county fire patrol officer for 14 ,vars and was a verteran ef World War I. 11 wu married in 1IM to Theo- - Robertson wha survives. 0hr sur- viyors ar two sons, Donshl and fDnrrell nt Molalla. ' Funeral sTvic.es, will- be belli iThursda. October T7 from the 'hPl of F.verhart and Kent in MoltlU and burial will tMlov ia Willamettt .National rannatary, Rav, Rai Joiwa will'afifieiala. Deaths 1 .tm 'ala1nt nt US! Wanta It Tm Int-tl hoapital, Oct. is. at th of l vrr Kitrvtv4 oy tnornvr ia nipfalhr. Mr. nd n. r. rnur- m.n.' annta Wn tinr.n-a Aha.). ,hi-rl Arlington. VIriinii: 4 unci. Mturiv wodrworf. u Anaaian. raiif.: S uia. Mr. f- ' "' ' v '"- "- a member' af thi r.rrt rhnaii.n rhurrh. ariiraa will ba Thr.a.. Oc. 27. SI las p m. In Iha Chapel of j Howeii.gweia runerei Horn., aav. ruqua offinatina foiermaai wt j Lm M.mory card.pa. I ' - J" ; , Ls. : oohr " '.rVil's: Armv. Knra". Sia vived b w,l. Mra. gdllh Ual . m rm: iwn ni iniri.. , inniin. .... .na V t . . r I ... I .In. Vw. I. Wrdn.-dav. Ocl. 5fl al 1'p lcW,ush.Barrlrle Thapal- nav. o. r.nriani nmriaiina. Intarroant Cltr vie T cemaiary I ; Mr., las wuaa At Iha realdanra. 1S2S W flat alraat. Salem. October 13 SorMV.d rjy daufhter. Mr, a.rlha K. Yorfc. . Portland. Ore.: Mrl. Ida Mnopl. l.ats rajdenl of 714 Glen Creak, lid.. In a lor.; hospital. Orl. 24. at the asa '"4 A. aitviaa MkaJ4S;"?1S: mm. Harriett ailviui, aaiam: it-pw . duuthlar. l-nrraina. Trr-.no, Call : An ' rtvt anntirhlliira!!. cket will ha oren m rnnn tn tha Virarif T. CnUan Cht.Ol until D m. n y' . aunmar I In thi rHy.OrnhT 7 al afl" pf 111 v-ar Rarvirat ill ha hia Thurisv rtrinhor tl at I a m. In tha s- Jf-.Ph 'K'""V:r,.hr. .l th9 oirartion ne w. T. Rigdon Co. aiani.. 4 sorfaa Al ri.llaa. tf,tnh.r 1 al gr of I " vasra e.irvl-en br wife, ' vitj. Do-a Lourar. 7 ga-d. ora ; wra e'wna si.ata. indap-wdani. o: Wr. Rarnlra Sj:ia. ltaa'l. , , c,t, , lWm Mivtcaa wttl ba halt! Turac rrt(ihr 11 il I tm tn tna wllni fmaral Hnrna tn'aVmant iSlrraat Mamorlai Park, fa) an. "'S - , ... 1 rr-tiajnt of mi N-7 ar.ir Ctissified ' Advertising a'a-.a.e nnmm a Na i .... a PHONE I.0CAL RATES t aaaii " J S1" " t,,, . s ,fmM gj, v.nt.l.l ol thi v.niai Ol int tretrv.odnut pUing - - 1 wt -tvmflinra .ircuia tiom Wh.a an sa H aratM thna at ii limas and a aund.y luue i. m ctudrd l for ax.mpl rnd.v. S.lur d... Sunuayl iha lower Sundav rates ppl bacaust aaiy Iha gtataiana . oublluie. auadara. Clasiifira ana 'win sun ta ta mom inn Oregoa Sjutannin, aanCUuaa la tha evenlDf C.piUJ Journ.l bu di will ba aecepua far guadaj St.laun.a italy Tha aaadlin tar elaanriaa ada fa 14 am th day krfara au.Uaa tioa Cm.rs.ne mi. and small. Una ada reralvsd after 100 mir ot placed m ui. 1m Lata ClamfV' ealuma toe Iha follow! morning. Ada fat Manda. papers mult Kb e pjr. aaaurda Tha 8tataaman-JurnaJ Nawipasaaa raacrva tha right la reject quaa. tionabi advertlalng 11 turtnar ra aarvas tha right ta place all advar. tlalng uadat tha gropar tlaeuea tioa. The auUaana-Jauraal Nawiaapaar iaaum aa rinaoelat raapoMlbllitv for errors watch ma aaoa.r I. aav vartlaamanta aubllahaa la Its eehimas raphwal mlaieA a -aiied' a ataaxM-aaairaai miWl tPMPaafrs Ik 1 ot ? .litkinMJMMl mm mm mm mm at lllwrty t mtrum 1 piiurrri mm mm iijir mj m avtrtktf oala "Mtaul'' art. ran NiwvAm Trva to . mrmmti 11a rmmmUf msmimmt tomtm. dtccptlaa ar injurltai Aaki ra. ratitiaaaa ta make MO PAT- MKNTA 11 ftt 1 iMitlcan aivtv thai in tha Nala wantad aaiumna. ' All haio w iint art aa MUIT BPWirY THt (MTUM Or Tltt) woKK 'Aalea halp wantaa a ' mint mfntion tha arttrla or aarv- , ira to oa Mia in atata if tha pa ia is tha fnrm at aalfrv aom m.aaiatv r mth ftana tit a arffaaa r amalaan-tai with aav anlaaw tat -th 'alp Waataa" aalumas. Ait la atrtar ratumntf whlck ra uira invaatmtait M ataalu. m Vlaa. amuipmaat mr aaaii aaal ahauia mm Moraiataly lavaaUaataa bafora paata au. x"7 atwav. AaV vartliara raquirtag a aash lavaat mant fa aamplaa mr marthaaam ' fkkai aMc, ata.. mua a apwatfj aa .taair aam. lafll Fim) aar aaaaaUM ta tttaj ruia to mm tiaainaa mur 300 Prramnal t0 Mawtiaa. Nait4) 4AI.EM aAiaacKS SJid Auxiliary nn. 11.1 ww win wiaai al 7:. pm. Wad.. Ort. Mth. at tha VTW Kail. 410 Hon at. I. Salara. A aaijM Loom Mn. ., ygCt A M. Wad . Oct SB, w. C. w ' f aru 1 VI - w, )U la axat LOaTaiarb Irama blloral glaaaaa ta aiar. jeainariaaa- caaa. Raw.r. 3-l!2. LOST Craan Mlffold. arbll'dranw prune plrhlna menav A Important panara. Aaward. riaaaa Fh. l-aa. CAI.tTT.OWra tmr fraaima a a. ranafaia Kin - R4 inmiinaa. iwitt rnrm. tt nollrious m CM mat Gaiaaaj a plfH ana ioti at pumpltlaa (ar jark-o'-lantam-. FARMKR JONF.S MARJCKT WM PORTLAND ItD. PM. 4-Y3a ADS IN THIS COLUMN RECEIVED . . Too Late to Clessify WALNUT dfnlnf tb!t. buffat. t main, .rorrae tabl, banroam tat CONCORD It Swaatwatar trip. TJM D St. j"t?r.l,Y modern 3-rm furn. apt. RaaV Unt haeit Bui by.door. Ph. 4-1714 Ff -FC . rntary rabtnt. axwlng mj. Thnr Calcd'lron. Th. mat p m. WANTFD. nrrninriye., KltunH " hiiv prt. Ph. 4-i:as ava- . S3 rxtK.R VR hardlop." All ati Inr-. anln trun. 4 w w. ft), If laa tn p rrrta ta, i ;o p. roiirax-fAv t.VTar, twT.recnartrarl aarvla imn tMfnaant. int s V f a,-p.oLn r.arnian ir1 lraf ad for bird . ajraa, S- morning.. ffiht hitii-nn. 4 ply"fii1TiiaT ftrttaatl i wrfks old. Ph. aaaaa . t'.lMKRT firkfri wantad niitai Mnrifl.-A rS) fcup. Na r 11 away J. MJ14 w Itcama Dtiv NTln to rar.a i.ba)nr a. Iiial ha nat, i lan V prrgfg,blT tn FtaawoaMl. Coupla. Ng pata. 4a ;i n tor RENT 1-bdrm. hoir h t I norm, i an a-it, v rXPKWlflj En hnutakaper wantad. T'.tl fffaranraa" raotitraa Ph. 3- :tL aftar I a m. a a eaaulaiu a Naaapipau haw nia ia aa na eaVrertuen aaag v5 ,u1 ,1 II.