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Gaietta-Tlmee, Corvollli, Oregon, Friday, May 13, 1960 Dixie-Orleans 3 Technologists mm: 44 A 5 1 (Ml jr -V, yy. Htny.yL 1 jgLfJMMLII ii'umi ubi i urn-1 -ill -i fit 1 1 i j- i Tim nir at 1 I LUMBER WAS SPILLED oil over the street this morning in Philomath when a trailer of a lumber truck overturned. The load apparently shifted as the vehicle' turned a corner. No one was injured. G-T PHOTO.

Grange Program Open To Public By MRS. C. Z. SMITH DIXIE-ORLEANS (Special! Western Star Grange' would like to invite non-members to attend their program this May 14, beginning at eight o'clock. Myra McBnde, who spent six months in Japan under the International Farm Youth Exchange program, will present pictures and a talk about her stay with a Japanese lanuly.

The grange meetint will follow the program in this instance, that the public may leave immediately following the program. Dixie PTA installed new officers for the comuig year at their last regular meeting of the year on Friday, May 6. Mrs. Melvin Roberts was in charge of the installation, with retiring officers pinning on the corsages or boutonieres The new slate reads as follows: president, J. Orviue Young: vice president, Mrs.

Richard Eisen- brandt; secretary, Mrs. Dan Brassfield; treasurer, Mrs. Paul Berger. It was reported that the auction which followed the business meet ing was a success financially, with members of the younger set bidding the most enthusiastically. Salad Bowl, 4-H vegetable gar dening club, under the leadership of Bill Heatherington, was recently reorganized, with officers as follows: presidenC-Jeff Heather ington; vice president, Dick Young; secretary, Mark Hamlin; reporter, Wayne Armstrong; tele-phoner Richie Smith.

At their meeting the evening of ers 28 32, standard 23-27; cull- "utility 15-22. Hogs 1750- 1 and I butchers 185-235 lb. 18.50-18.75: late sales to 19; No. 2 and 1 lots 17.50-18. 25; heavier and lighter weight! 16-17; sows "---J jy CHICAGO (UPI) Cash (rain: Wheat: 3 red 2 10N.

Corn: yellow 122: 1 yellow 3 yellow (lake) 4 yellow 119-. i yellow 118; sample grade yeUow W-IU. Oats: 1 extra heavy white 7SH- MVi 2 extra heavy white 79Vl. Barley: Malting 115-125N. feed S2-105N.

Soybeans: 1 yeUow. JIIH: yellow. 211Vi. both track Chicago. PORTLAND market: (UPI) Dairy Egga To retailers Grade AA extra large.

4J-47c; AA largo 42-44c; A large 41-43c; A A medium 3-41c A A small 3416c; cartons l-3c additional. Butter Ta retailers: AA and grade A prints, 67c carton, 1c higher; prints, 65c. Cheese (medium cured) Ta retailers: A grade Cheddar aingle daisies, 44-51c; processed Americas cheese, Mb. loaf, 41V-43lic. am (to DIPLOMAT-PLAYBOY PRINCE ALY KHAN, who died in an auto accident near Paris lost night, is shown dancing with Parisian model.Bettina in this photo.

Bettina was riding in the car with Pince Aly at the tim of the crash, and suffered minor Injuries. UPI TELEPHOTO. MARKETS NEW YORK (UPI)-The stock market made three straight advances today on increased turn over. Gains of- 2 and 3 points were scattered throughout the list al- thought individual gains ran to nearly 8 in Minneapolis-Honeywell and- more than 6 in Addresso-graph. A few recent favorites ran into some tough sledding.

Minnesota Mining toppled more than 4 and Polaroid around 2. Steels, autos and electronics were among the group features. Rails backed down somewhat under late pressure. Hoinc amnnri ctaale ron tn TnnVa steel and U. S.

-Steel. Jones and Laughlin rose around 2 and Bethlehem more than 1. Brokers said the market's generally improved tone indicates that the technical pattern is an improving one with further upward progress a strong likelihood. NEW TOBK STOCKS Inspection Set On Mail Boxes Mailboxes on Corvallig' four rural routes will be inspected during the week of May 16-21, as part of the "Mail Box Improve ment Week" observance. The Post Office Department ct-courages patrons to provide suitable mail receptacles, erected and maintained for ready and safe ac cessibility, presenting a neat ap pearance, and affording projection to the mail.

Boxes that are not properly erected, or not maintained in good serviceable condition retard the delivery of mail and expose it to the weather. Boxes that no longer serviceable must be replaced. Patrons of rural routes are required to provide mall boxes of the standard approved type. Names of box owners should be inscribed on the side of the box visible to the carrier as he approaches, or on the door if the boxes are grouped. The box number may be in scribed on the box if desired.

Box and supports should be kept painted; a neat mail box adds to the appearance of a home while a rusty or delapidated box may detract irom it. Mail boxes on rural and star routes jfiust be located on the 1 right side of the road in the direc tion of travel of the carriers. Mrs. Morse Asks South America Aid PORTLAND (UP!) Mrs Wayne Morse, wife of Oregon's senior senator, told the 1960 World Peace Conference here Thursday that South America is in the midst of a "wonderful ex plosion" but needs our help. She said we must give economic help and understanding in or der that Latin American countries can emerge financially secure.

Mrs. Morse Was the luncheon speaker en the first of a two-day conference sponsored by the Democratic party of Oregon. Mrs. Morse described South America as a land undergoing "terrific transition" with the people determined to have land reform and universal education. She said South Americans were strongly anti added we can continue to have.

their friendship if we support democratic leaders. JUNIOR HOSEMEN BEAUMONT, Tex. (UPD Fire men rushed to answer a call Thursday and forgot the supper they left cooking on the stove. Ed Coleman 14, and Ramie Griffin 13, who saved the station by putting out the resulting blaze with a garden hose said all they got was a "chlUy" thanks from the chief. A Crash-Killed Aly Khan Mourned by Ismailis May 10, the boys discussed goalsU in Youngstown sheet Fan.

Bid Asked Cal Ore. Power ii'm 374s Cascade Ply 33V 36-V, Con Freight 17 18' 1st Nat'l Bank S2V 554 Jantzen Co. 28H 30' N. W. Natural Gas 204 21H PGZ 294 314 PPL 364 364 U.

S. Natl 66 694 Wast Coast Tel 244 264 Mutual Feeds rrlces Lnlil 10 a.m. Today Bid Askid Affiliated Fund 7.08 7.66 Bullock 112.06 13.24 Comw. Inv. 9.28 10.09 Diver Growth 9.55 10.47 Stock 11.54 12.34 Fundamental 8.87 9.72 Gr.

See. Common 11.83 12.95 Incorp. Inv. 9.02 966 Keystone B-4 9.41 10.26 Keystone S3 12.93 14.11 Keystone S-4 12.55 13.73 M. I.

12.60 13.62 Nat'l Sec. Stock 7.65 6.36 Putnam 14.11 15.44 Value Una Inc. 5.17 5.65 Wellington 11.7 14.M PORTLAND (UPI) (USDA) Weekly livestock: Cattle 2075- low-average choice steers 28; few low choice 27.75; mixed good-choice good standard 22-24; cutter-utility 17.50-21; utility cowa canner-cutter 13-15; utility bulls 21-23. Calves 283; good choica wat To Get Honors Two Oregon State College food technologists will receive top honors May 17 at the 20th annual awards dinner of the Institute of Food Technologists in San Francisco. Ernest H.

Wiegand will receive the $1000 Appert award and plaque given by the Institute for "outstanding achievements" and Harold W. Schultx will be installed -president-elect of the society. Wiegand launched Oregon's 500,000 maraschino cherry indus try and pioneered work in oth er branches of the state's multi- million dollar food He developed a tunnel food dehydra- tor that is used widely by prune growers; perfected methods for canning and freezing fruits and vegetables; and invented fruit grading machines in which he holds two public service patents. Wiegand founded the OSC food technology department in 1919 and was department head until his retirement in 1952. Since then, he has -served as a consultant to the food industry.

Schultz succeeded Wiegand as department head in 1953,, after serving for 11 years as one of the top research leaders in the Swift and Company Research Labora tories, i a o. He will be come president of IFT in 1981 following his year as president-elect. During those two years he will visit and spear before the 27 sec tions of IFT in this country and Canada. IFTr has sections in Hawaii, Mexico, Japan and Australia. Monro Fire Departments Set Open House Br MRS.

CLAUDE SPRAGUE MONROE (Special) The Monroe Volunteer Fire Department and the Rural Fire Protec tion District will hold open house at the fire hall on Sunday, May 15 from 2 to 5 p.m. An invitation is extended to all residents of Monroe and the rural areas to attend and view the fire fighting equipment. Members of. the departments will be on hand to explain the operations of the facilities available for fire protection in the area. Refreshments will be served.

Fire protection is a cooperative project between the city department and the rural fire district. All fire fighting is done by volunteers. Gib Crowson is fire chief and Howard Scheirholz. is president of the rural organization. Building Materials, Hub Caps Stolen Nine sheets of plasterboard valued at $30.24 disappeared from a quantity of material delivered to 2334 North 12th for a building project of the Dells Drywall Com- pany of Eugene, according to a report filed with police today.

Between 3 a.m. and 1:30 a.m. today, four new hubcaps of the custom grade were taken from a car at 404 North 23rd, Kathy Booth reported to police. The car belongs to her brother In Portland, she said. Vital Statistics Marriage license application: Richard Arnell Kinkade, 19, and Edna Joyce Wopley, 16, both of Monroe.

Jesse Francis Moore, 49, and Wynona Debon Hall, 23, both of Toledo. Richard Ray Michael, 18, and Janice Kay Edmunds, 18, both of Seattle. BIRTHS (Good Samaritan) LOONEY To Mr. and Mrs. James Looney, 2940 Greeley drive, a 9 pound 10 ounce girl at 3:54 a.m.

May 13. JOHNSTON To Mr. and Mrs. Lael Johnston, 2225 Evergreen street, a pound 4 ounce boy at 1:30 a.m. May 13.

GERSEN To Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gersen, 1403 North Ninth. a I pound 6'i ounce girl at 4:32 p.m. May 13.

NO-SQUEAK CELLAR NEW YORK. (UPI) Fireman Lawrence O'Brien found a three- inch roverinff of oil on his base ment floor Thursday and thought it strange because he converted his furnace from oil to gas two years ago. An investigation showed his outdoor oil intake pipe still was in place and delivery- man had pumped into it 100 gallons of oil meant for the bouse next door. IF YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED YOUR GAZETTE-TIMES by SlSO.n, DIAL PL 3-7305 before 4:45 AlUcd Chemical SO Alum Co. -Am.

91 American Can 37a American Kftra. 3S: A I 8V4 Anaconda Copper 49 Armco Steel Bend ix Av. 64 Bethlehem Steel 44i Boelnf Air 24V Caterpillar Crop 47 Continental Can 42Vx Crown- Zellerbach 4C Curtis Wright li-4 Dow Chemical Du Pont 206 sa Kastman Kodak 114 Firestone General Electric General Foods 111 General Motors 44H Pacific Graham Paige 2Va Greyhound 2214 Gull OU 29V4 Homestake Mining -v Idaho Power 51 IBM. Int. Paper 101 Johns Man S9H Kennecott Copper T7v Lockheed Aircraft 20 Katy 4 Montana Power Co.

2 Montgomery Ward 41 Nat'l Biscuit S7H New York Central Pac a 1 S0H Penney, J. C. 1 Penn RR 134 Radio Corporatioa Richfield Oil 72'4 Safeway S9Va Sears 50H Shell Oil S2V Soeony Mobil OU Southern Co. 45H Southern Pacific 20 Standard California 41H Standard Indiana 3SH Standard N. J.

41 Sun Mines 5' Texas Co. S9V Texas Gulf Sulfur lfvV Tex Pac Land Trust 151 Tranaamerica 274 Trans Wld Air 144 Tri-Continenul 33' Union Carbide 130H Union Pacific 26 United Aircraft JS', J. A. L. 31 V.

S. Rubber 544 V. S. Steel 794 Youngstown SIT 104 Balloon Fails CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla (UPD American scientists fired a "radio mirror" balloon satellite into space today and then appar ently lost it. The 136-pound Project Echo satellite rode into the skie-n- a 92-foot-tall Thor-Delta, the nation's newest space rocket.

For the first few minutes, the shot looked gooLas the missile climbed high into the black morning sky. Then the tracking operations apparently went hay wire. Robert H. Gray, field project manager for the Federal Space Agency's Goddard Space Flight Center in Washington, said there were indications of a malfunction during the satellite's long coasting phase which was to have pushed it to an altitude of 1,000 miles. He said any number of things could have happened "It could have been successful, it could have gone into an entirely different orbit, or it could have gone straight up or straight down and failed.

At this moment, we really don't know. Wt are studying our data." Conflicting Reports Issued Tnere were conflicts in the Na tional Aeronautics and Space Ad ministration's reports on the prog ress of the shot. NASA first an nounced here that all three stages had fired successfully. Later, NASA offices in Washing ton said "project officials are unable to confirm at this time the firing of a second and third stages of the Delta rocket." The echo balloon, standing 100 feet tall, was designed as the first step toward a world-wide system of television and telephone com munications. In anticipation of a successful orbit, scientists around the world stood by transmitters, ready to bounce radio signals off the bal loon.

It Would have circled the earth as bright as the most brilliant star. Library Story Hours Boys and girhr are invited to attend the story hours on Saturday morning in the children's room of the Corvallis Public Library. The story hour for preschool children is held at 10:15 and the story hour for-primary ages is held at 11:15 a.m. John Gray and Tom Lawson Mc- CalL ixhaust system Rear lights turn signal Windshield wipers Rear view mirror Condition of glatt i 0 Prince Aly's life as an international playboy mellowed in recent years and although he still loved beautiful women, fast cars, fast horses and glamorous parties, he was Pakistan's delegate to the 1 1 Nations and worked at it. The Aga Khan's Supreme Coun cil called a meeting today in Karachi to discuss funeral ar rangements while his sorrowing relatives began gathering in Paris.

Young Prince Karim, his eyes red-rimmed from grief, flew in today from London. The Begum Aga Khan, widow of Aly's father, arrived from Cannes. Police Investigate Crash Prjnce Sadruddhin, Aly's youngest brother, drove to Paris from Geneva in his own sports car in four hours and 20 minutes today to join the family. Aly Was en route with Bettina to Sadruddhin's house in the Paris outskirts Thursday night when the crash came. Aly's body was taken from the hospital in a black-draped coffin this morning to be transported to his home in the fashionable Neu-illy district of Paris while police investigated the accident itself.

Hatfield Appoints Reorganizing Group SALEM (UPI) Gov. Mark Hatfield today announced establishment of a bi-partisan government reorganization advisory committee including two former governors. Hatfield said purpose of the committee is to consider plans for state government reorganization proposals to be submitted to the 1961 Legislature. Reactions of state agencies to tentative proposals will be reviewed by the committee! The Committee will include former Gov. Charles A.

Sprague, a Republican and former Gov. Robert Holmes, a Democrat Senate President Walter J. Pearson ID-Portland State Sen. Anthony Yturri (D-Ontario); State Rep. W.

0. Kelsay (D-Roseburg); State Rep. Robert Elfstrom (R-Salem); Oregon Democratic National Committeeman C. Girard Davidson; Oregon GOP National Committeeman Robert T. Mautz; Dr.

Wil liam C. Jones; Dr. John Swarth- out; Dean E. B. Lemon; William Kimsey; Hillman Lueddemann; I Headquarters 2 Registered 1 y-' Pharmaeistf 1 CITY PHARMACY I 312 Madison, Corvallis, PL 3-6315 I Elizabeth Arden Revlon Cosmetics ili jg--WINDOW -SERVICE, CORRECTION: Due en Inaeverrer Typographical error an Incorrect item apptarad in Ericluon's edvarriumtnr Thundoy, May 12, oa A-3.

Ground Round was of farad or 49c lb. end it should hove been; GROUND BEEF a. 49' PARIS (UPI) The Ismaill Moslem world beganthree days of mourning today for playboy-diplomat Prince Aly Khan who died Thursday night in the crash of his powerful sports car with the name of a beautiful' woman on his lips. Aly was the son of the vener ated Aga Khan who ruled the spiritual world of the Ismailis for many years, and the father of the present Aga Khan, young Prince Karim. He might have been the Aga himself except for a spectacular playboy life that included marriage to film star Rita Hay-worth.

Aly, 48. was pronounced dead in a Paris hosoital shortly before midnight after the Italian-built Lancia he was driving collided head-on with a French sedan. Witnesses said his dying words were is Bettina?" the beautiful French model with him at time of the crash. She had been his constant companion in recent years. Moslems Close Shops The Ismailis, a powerful sect in the Moslem world, closed their shops, offices, factories and schools in Pakistan and other 1s- maili stronghold -in Asia and Followers and svrriDa- thizers were ordered to recite- the Koran, the Moslem Bible, in nightly two-hour services.

has the experience to eon tinue ond give en econom ical retpect and eonli-rhe other members county court. bos the experience goined In private business and public service to dischorge the duties of the office in on understanding ond impartial manner. for the year and for roll call each member named one vegetable he would be planting in his garden. The next meeting is scheduled for May 24. President Vetoes 'Depressed' Bill WASHINGTON (UPI) Presi dent Eisenhower today vetoed the depressed areas-bilTbecause he felt the measure would "squan der the federal taxpayers' money." The President's action on the measure, known formally as the area redevelopment bill, was fore cast when it went through Con gress carrying much more in federal funds than the President had originally recommended.

The Democratic sponsored bill called for a 251-million-dollar program. The' President favored a program costing 53 millions. The veto set up a sure cam paign issue in states plagued by long-term unemployment. The President said in summing up his feelings against the dui that the most striking defect was that the measure "would make eligible for federal assistance areas that don need it thus providing less help for communities in genuine Off the Deal (Continued from paee 1) In case the term "subsidy" should lose its spell as a catch word, and a little straight think ing take place, it might be of value for us pots and kettles to see what exists under the soot. As for the farm kettle, it can be proved that production per acre and per man is up higher than ever, and net return is in lower ratio to retail prices.

Of whatever benefit government farm support may be, that bene fit is syphoned off Into other channels before the farmer can show a profit. Draft Office Closes The Benton County selective service office. Room 200, Rennie building, w)l be closed the first three days of next week, it was announced today. It will be open for business on Thursday and Fri day. runt-ises FiMMm Try malar Saaesy at Ttlr aaa JHfartM.

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Cifizens" Py and SEE us for STOP AUTO Re-Elect WALTER SCHMIDT Republican COUNTY COMMISSIONER For BENTON COUNTY Point Safety Check if A Fret Specialised Service FINANCING PL 2-2413 You'll find PROMPT SERVICE and LOWER RATES CITIZENS BANK offers, rates of only: 554 on new cart on used cars Lift insuranca iaciustea1 at aa axtra toil. FIRST, arrange financing at Citiient Bank of Corvallis THEN, buy from you locol dealer. COMPARE RATES BEFORE YOU BUY! Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. I Brakes Tires Horns Steering Headlight, 1 th, denct of of the eo the 2nd Madison YOUR HOME-OWNED BANK SERVES M. E.

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