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TWELVE MEDFOF.D (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Tuesday. July 31. 1956 PORTLAND LIVESTOCK Quotes From the News Water Tap Seen for Willamette Growth By UNITED PRESS Sen William E Jrr.v.- t ski Harold S'5.-"ri fo- r r f ! .1 -rifhi for ' ' r i',ci' d Nixon in ugh'.. H i Periubiica". Christian A. Chicago Dr. Herman Buder.en. president of Chicago'! Board of Health, on Ihe polio epidemic sweeping the city: "The deadline for preventing an epidemic is only 10 days jiv. We must inoculate thousands upon thousands in that time." v. on Z '.'' rr-t a I rii-i is. Or iov of trr .Mrs. Lillian McKc n walk without cnifhi . ground just a frv. a," 73 . ear-old farm ier o. ;iori nce of j om iir-r home foi pi- . r from !rp cxp iK'b.rd. I hadn't : ' ii'- I sa" sccri in ever I o n Washington Presidential aide Harold Stassen. who is vigor cusly pushing a "Dump-Nixon" campaign, on talcing leave from hit post: "I've been on the team a lona time and I intend to stay on the team." Portland -UP A pro posal to tap the resources of De 'roit or Bi2 Cliff dams on the North S.'ir.'ia.'ti rtvt r for future mau-tr.ai a-:d rr sicitr. t :a i e-pan-io.o m ire Willamette alley between Portland and Salem has twn marie by the Wilsonville CV ' eiui, H f. S'. r r ( . president of the Hub, oull'.m d the plan in . letters to Sen. Wayne Morse and ! Richard L. N'euberser, Rep. Wal ter N'orblad and mayors of 17 cities in the valley. The general plan tal! strut-' ma a pipeline from either , rum .Market Detroit or Big Chif dams to Sa lem, then alon; the new Salcm Por'.land expressway with la terals serving towns ill each side of the route. Portland L'P. Cattle 3",r' Gneri rhoice :cd feieers Sill unn vn e .I j l; T 1 1 1 T - CO ." s SlO-ilsO. '-anners and cutters !:e lit shells down to VS: utility hulls S13-14.30 Calves 1"0 Good-choice vra'ers Si3 IT "i0: individual prune to SIS. .30. Hoes 359 U.S. 1 and 2 grade 16" 235 lb M'l 25-19.30; mixed 1. 2 and It srades M8.30-19: sos Hnu-300 ib 12-Ui. under 3O0 lb. SI6.50. sheep i'KiO Gooa-choice 9"-li.1 Hi Mi::n2 slaughter lambs -18 50-110: f:Ke n:..sl.v S2I; cood soring lan-us -o :i peit -'3 50 zood-choice iccder-15-;5".'i cull-good shorn laugntcr PORTLAND PRODUCE Port and C P Ezz Tj rnai! ?s Grane AA larfzc. 57-.oc: A larr. ."-.djc: A A medium, 4U-o i c. A me niun 4o-o0c. A small, ol-oc, carton, nu choree To 3c additional Butter Tn retailer.-' AA grade prints. fi?-ffie lb.: CHitonv iS-t!jc; A prints. fiT-fioC, B Drintb. 65-Hi)C. Cheese Tu retailers A lade theri- nar singles dai.-ies 4X .--i7 ::c: .1-1 ! ."a-, es 43 ..-.) 1c. pron d Ainen for COM- can -'"ee;'e. 5-ln. loaf. 42-44C Kir.si narniD and r.;i Vd .'-.j and ll T.i a lug reMJfcti'.eb it-da1- fir.r Yakima Golnrn .I'.ibile peaches quoted at 2-2 25 for 23 GOP Convention To Have Two Seating Contests in August Washington U.P The Rc-i V. Howard and an all white publican ';tional Convention, j cielesation led by H. O. Spencer '.f'.'-n plagued by rival delega-and Mrs. Ealfonr Miller. Hons from toe South, has only: Howard, a Washington a 'tor two -atng tontrsts m prospect . ney. pointed out that his faction for- rs San Franc.u o meeting has always bee-i recognized in Bremerhavcn UP The Anc 2D i"'e past and said a federal court , u. S. Navv was scheduled to re- The GOP National Commit- ruled in 1 :": that his group rep- turn four mine-weepers to West rpponcn mat as ot um;. ; ira nicn uie oniciai utji' party Cermanv todav. Toultrv, Rahhit Live Chickens Tn scrtwers iNn 1 Sweeney sa,d a -contpetcnt , Z"c'W F'XX' Z; I.Jht ailthoritv has assured him that hens, too tew - transactions ior Port- ! there would be stiffieinnt nr land prlce- ,5r at ra"cni 'heavy hens. I l,ltIC wouia rje suuiciem pies- j ,hs ua not enou!n trading for Port sure to force the water to Port- ; la,d price: at country, 17c lb. up; old land Without the aid of pumping ! "dV' Chickens-No I grade stations. 1 dre?wcd to retailers. Fryers. New York .t c. ,j . , r i tyle. 36-3Tc lb.; whole drawn. 41-44c iit t j t : i i ilk in. Fii "it ',IL11 a project would ti(j much to al leviate a sro-A -iti v.ntcr problem ; in thf4 fast-;; row in area and ; providr incentive for industrial cxpaii.sion. West Germany Due Four Minesweepers It. cut up 4 i - j 1 c: nens. 11 cut type. New Ynrk style. Z-fc cut up. -in-44c; hens, noaw t-jp .V Y. tle. 30-31c, v.iioie drawn, 4 -40c. Turkes To nroducrr';; Fry er tur krs. live weieht. 27-2Rc lb.: ounp turkey hens. 23c lb live ueipiu; 3Sc lb on evu-cerated bails KabbiLi 'Average to arnv.ers. I o.b killmc plant): Live v.hi'r. 3J..-41J lbs. 4c under;: old does, 10-12c lb: a lew 2n-2;ic: 3- lbs.. 15-1 8c: colored pelts, higher. Fresh killed tryers to retailers. j6-3Sc lb.; cut ud. 60-b3c. PORTLAND HAY. GRAIN l ,r only contested delegations in Mississippi His delegation in are tiioe from Mississippi and I eludes n;,;e Negroes and si South Carolina. All of the rival whites delegations Iron) the two stales are considered to be pro-Eisenhower Tne Democrat.- are even bct n r otf. So far. not a single seat ing fight has dpvcloped for the Democratic National Conven tion, which starts Aug. 13 in Chi rago M'ior Rolo Played The GOP situation is in mark er) contrast to the 1952 conven tion. Rival delegations from several Southern states showed do ot the GOP convention. And the outcome of the contests placed a ma lor role in the nom ination of President Eisenhower over the late Sen. Robert A. Taft. Tb Vmwrsij had relatively nnonr -rating tights over rival fielcgat ioe froni Mississippi and 'rr: four yruVS 3g'l. Only lb" Texas f'O'r ' t 31 far a the li" 'f. The Republican National Com mittee will get the first crack at the South Carolina and Mis sissippi contests. The Credentials Committee headpd by Albert K. Mitchell of New Mexico will hear evidence in the disputes at a meeting Aug. 15 in San Fran cisco The dispute o er w ho will east. Mississippi s 1.1 convention votes is between a racially-mixed faction he.ided by veteran GOP National Committeeman Perry Fire Levels Grandstand At Toppenish Grounds Toppemsh. Wash. U.R Fire u ept through the main grand stand at the rodeo grounds here es'erdav and the loss was esti mated at 540.001). George Chandler, rodeo asso nation chairman, said the fire broke out in the stand's north v est corner and also destroyed a lunch stand and a Boy Scout hwie Cau.-e of the blaze was not de termined. The loss was partially covered in insurance Spenci Jac The vessels were seized from j Ihe German Navy it. World War! II. Th'-ir return will bring to 14 I Portland Wholesale Ha-. Pricrs: New cron No 2 t.r.-.n aiialla baled i.ob Portland. s;;4-3f Wholesale price1; as rennrted v.- ihe 1'SDA market ne-.s snitr; Wheat. No 2 soit white. ST I -12 ton . No. 2 v hue oats. I'.S-lh. test. Coast deliver;-. V17 .10 ton. No. 2 Valley oat. . nomi nally S.1 ton; soybean meal. r4 ton fob. Portland: bariev. Coast deliv- us.-., nu- i if' ni inner oi sn ni ianort a- ton- Vo t vDi o..- tel man. headed tne Citizens for I over to the Germans by the Un L.isennower in .Mississippi four j ,u.d states riurin . cars ago and lias handled GOP I months. patronage in Mississippi since. : The C.S. An' i'oice turned He has now switched Ironi an - over more than ?:! million worth inacpcncicni to the GOP ranks 1 of American - made """ ,s 'ooiiaeni nis ail-w lute planes and equipment to the new ! name is Lcwellvn. but the bird delegation will be seated. ' West German Air Force 'dog answers to "Lou." Air Power Role In Retaliation Recited by Burke Washington UR -- Adm. Arleigh A. Burke, chief of naval operations, maintains that in ev ent of a surprise nuclear attack U.S. Naval air power alone "may be sufficiently undamaged" to launch a powerful retaliation. Burke said in recent testi mony before a congressional committee the Navy "has no de sire to preempt'' the strategic roie of the Air Force. But he said tiie Navy is "ready and will ing to contribute" to a strateg ic, or long range bombing attack if called on to do so. "If a general war should start with a surprise atomic attack, naval forces operating well dis persed at sea will play an im portant part in the immediate retaliation." he said. "After the first blows on the principal stationary targets are struck by both sides, our mobile, far ranging Navy alone may re main sufficiently undamaged to carry lorward a continuing pow erful attack." Burke outlined the role and capabilities of naval air power in secret testimony before a Sen ate Army Services subcommit tee investigating whether the United States is losing air su premacy to Russia. A transcript of his testimony, censored by the Defense Department, was re leased Monday night. CD Group Reviews 'Operation Alert' orn. Eastern shipments, f o.b, Portland. S71 ton. the past two LADY LOU LOST Bailee. N. C. UP' Gaston '. Williams will pay So0 for infor- mation leading to recovery of a training "ladv known as Lou." Her real STOLEN GOODS RETURNED Los Angeles iU.R' Anf.s. Stark had only kind words today for a mysterious burglar. Her home was burglarized Sunday night of some SI. 900 in personal items and cash. But Monday night, while taking a bath. Miss Stark heard a commotion on the porch. She investigated and found thai all the items stolen, including a silver fox coat, had been stacked neatly outside her Salem 'U.Ri Oregon's civ il defense agency today reviewed the state's part in the recent "Op eration Alert" and found that much remained to be done in training, communications, local government participation and improved facilities. j However. CD officials said j there was more public interest and participation in the defense : exercise than in any previous test. Col. A. M. Sheets. CD direc tor, said the most pressing need was for state officials and de partments to follow the lead of federal officials in planning to relocate their offices so that gov ernment could continue during an enemy attack. Col. Sheets praised the pro fessional behavior of state CD workers, but that serious bottle necks in communications devel oped at all levels. He said there were not enough shortwave radio channels and urged that counties increase Shipwreck Survivors Arrive in Portland Portland u.Ri Four Port landers who were passengers on the sunken Italian liner Andrea Doria arrived home by train yes terday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur March etti said they lost everything ex cept Mrs. Marchctti's purse which she had with her in the movie at the time of the collis ion with the Stockholm. Mrs. Marchetti said she slipped and fell while climbing down a rope ladder to a lifeboat. She was still limping. Mrs. Donald Graf and her four-year-old daughter, Marilyn, were the other two arrivals. Mrs. Graf said she had been in another room when the collision occurred. She went to her daugh ter's bedroom and dressed her after which they crawled to the main deck. i their radio networks to provide coverage for local communities. Most successful part of the exercise was the conelrad radio drill. Col. Sheets said. Reports received at CD headquarters here indicated that every part of the state was covered by the emergency radio signals. . CRANBERRIES AND CHEESE Milwaukee. Wis. (U.P.) i Marron Candies Inc., said Mon day it has developed a chocolate-covered cordial filled with a liquid cheese caramel around a whole cranberry. The firm said the new sweet was designed especially to use two of Wiscon sin's top products, cheese and cranberries. Dead line Sunday Classified is at at noon Saturday litis j For Furious Brands Uk , . , MENNEN Skin Bracer After Shave Lotion 2 Popular Sizes Si .00 Plui Ta 60'- MEnm Spray Deodorant Large Size Giant Size H 54. 00 an Plut Tax Plui Tax "f'"H"' ) SOUTHERN OREGON'S OLDEST Q, AND LARGEST FURNITURE STORE ALL News About Servicemen RECEIVES PROMOTION Stan A. McKinney, of Med ford, has been promoted to the rank of major in Tokyo. Japan. J Major McKini-rc . chief of the meat and miscellaneous branch ; has been overseas since March i in.i5 He is a eleran of World j War II. His father. John T. Mc j Kinney, lives on Delta Wateis road. AWA!T:NGDISCHARGE i See B.rt D Quakenbush. 22. j son f Mrs P.uby Quakcnbush of Gold Kill, arrived m San Franc! po. Calif . July 25. aboard j 'lie I'SS G A Anderson, after j snorj-pg the lat ear in Japan I and Okinawa with the third! A'arme division. He is now sta tirned at Treasure Island in San Francisco aa:ting his discharge A ig 2 cle is a graduate of Cra ter Kig" whfol and his spent three years in the Marine corps From 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. PICTURE TUBES REJUVENATED Is vitur picture fur's dull anfl weak? Moil victim tubaa can he teitorco o eiqml brightness t only traction ot rhe cost of replacement. 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