Albany Democrat-Herald from Albany, Oregon • 2

Affctwy Pemacret-Bersla1 Monday, Mar IHt Cup Pup 32 Artists, Wrifers Brief Bits From About Town Ike Moves Into University Home Wind And Rainstorms Lash Coaslal Areas KTVT T-ANSMITTr Double the number of radiophone ttationt can be operated without interference by use of new radio trantmitter perfected at Stanford university. Prefer Russ ffXW YORK. Mtjr I. CM-Cea. ree rm Dwlght D.

Elsenhower began Western Oregon and Washington were dripping wet with rain today at strong wind gusts blew up along course at Columbia university to day In bow to become a civilian. Tbe lormar army chief of staff Theodora Ward, Ms Weber, Dox-ey Wilkerson, Arnaud d'Auueau. Nelson Algren, James Allen, Herbert Aptheker, Thomat Bell, B. A. Botkin, Richard Boyer snd Lloyd Brown.

Pacific northwest coattal areas. Falls City, southwest of ATTENTION ALBANY IUILSCUBEBJ If you do not reoeivt your paper by carrier before aU o'clock escb evening, pistes call on of the following numbers and a piper win delivered to you. No delivery after am East of Lyoa street, La Retna Neumsn, phone 1031-R. West of Lyoa street, pbooo 13 or It LEBANON SUBSCUBEU Call Letter Simons, 2345. Corvallls, reported a high rainfall of 1 25 Inches.

The volume ranged Here fer Wedding-Mr. and Mrt. Tred McKee and son Jim, cf Portland, i pent the weekend here at the home of her mother, Mrs. Etta Willis. They were hero for the wedding of Gerald Larsen and Arden Keebler.

Weekend tailors Mrs. Harry Rotencrants and children Janet and Billy of Portland visited here over the weekend at the home of her sitter and brother-in-law, Dr. and Mrs, Carl S. Yslllen. Eaglet AamJlUry Meets A regular meeting of the Eagles auxiliary will be held Tuesday, May 4 MOSCOW, May I ttJO-TWrty-two American writers, painters and composers prefer ftuttia't current leadership and policies to those of the United States, an open letter la the publics lion literary Gazette said today.

Among tha signers were Howsrd Fast, author of Citizen Tom Paine, and screen writer Alvah Bessie. Both have been cited for contempt of the VS. congress for refusing to answer questions regarding their alleged communist activities. and bit wlfa took up residence in the university president's home on Mornlngslde Heights after blddinf downward over the remainder of farewell to the army yesterday at rort Mjrer, Va. Ha said ba would Uka It easy Em for tba next several weeks, work Ing on bla mamolrt and preparinf to aaaumo tha presidency of Co The letter said tha Americans would help the Russian cause by the state, with Eugene reporting 21.

Salem .28 and Portland .27 during the morning-Weather Bureau! ordered storm warnings for strong winds from Cspe Blsnco, to Tstooth Island, Wain. Kelso, reported a 30-mile-an-hour blow. Winds at the mouth of the Columbia river reached 40 to 3 milee an hour. At mid-day, the winds and rain were moving eastward toward the at I o'clock in the LOOT. hall.

Leave fer Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. Dsn C. Vott of 303 East Fifth lumbia on June 7. A crowd of several hundred of fwim ttreet left yesterday morning for On the committee for the meeting are: Eethel Hinkle, chairman, Edith Clbbt, Hazel Jerde, Pauline his new neighbor greeted the I en Cleveland, 0., to visit their par "writing new books and painting new pictures." It added that they would not permit America to go fascist, even though they faced oppression like "the prosecution of oral on bis arrival.

Among them ents. Kotter tnd Lenore Mirn. I s- If ii i I Makes Imperii Trie-Albert Wanted, light housekeeping room In a Hurry! was David Syrett, f-year-old son of a Columbia asslatant professor, who shook bands with Elsenhower while holding a tor tnachlnegun or apartment with care for 22. Han Fitler" and the "srrest of Msdame Joliot Curie." Cascades. C.

Knappe, ton of Mr. snd Mrs. A. Knsppe of Albany, is one of 40 Oregon Ststt engineering students month old boy during my working Oregon rivers were reported ris (This was an obvious reference in bis left band. hourt.

Phone 993J before 8 p.m. Csbin 4, Crescent Ctbint, Albany. Jl Pill who left today on a conference and "Son," Gen. Eieenhower grinned, Inspection trip through Oregon, Visit la Myrtle Point Mr. and "wait until you see yourself In the This cupful of dog is tha claimant to the title of world's smallest canine.

It'a a six-week-old registered Chlhuthus, and It weighs only two and a quarter ounces. Mrs. O. J. Vsnden of Houston, is the owner.

Any challengers? to tha deportation of Eitler and the thort detention of Mtdame Joliot Curie on her arrival in New York recently.) Washington ind Idaho. The rtud ing, although river forecaster Elmer riiher aald there was no danger of serious floods. He warned, however, that two Inches of rainfall In the Willamette valley during the next 41 hours might cause movies." ents will visit the hydraulics lab Ha referred to cameramen jost Mrt. Lawrence Baiilnger and son Larry of Albany spent the weekend visiting in Myrtle Point While there they were the guests of her In addition to Fast snd Bessie oratory at Bonneville dam. Grand ling each other to obtain pictures the letter wss signed by: Coulee dam and then will go to Sen.

Taylor Fights of tha event of spending billions for arms In the name of defending freedom abroad while freedom la trampled on here at horse." mild spring freshets. Marc Blitutein, Hollywood com Washington State college for a ttu The new storm was expected to dent conference of the American WAG MITT rOSTTONXD Racial Segregation For All Your Prinrina Needi Frank Taylor Son Printers 325 Wait Second St. Albany, Oregon hamper northwest fsrmers consid poser-playwright; Walter Bernstein, Philip Evergood, Ben Field, Barbara Gilet, Robert Gwathmey, Sidney Finkelatein, Charlet Hum erably. Manager L. M.

Jones of SALEM, Or, May I (U.B A state emergency board meeting originally set for Friday has been WASHINGTON, May S. CU.RV- Society of Mechanical Engineert. Register st LeeeJ Hotels Mr. snd Mrs. Brown of Coot Bty, Mr.

and Mrt. E. A. Staggs of Yamhill, the Washington Co-op Cannery, Sen. Glen Taylor of Idaho, fight Vancouver, laid the strsw boldt, V.

Jerome, Meridel Le Sueur, postponed, it was announced today. berry pack would be one of the Ray Lev, A B. Magil, Carlton ing mad over his srrest in Birmingham, Ala-, tald today he would Tha board planned to consider latest In history, stsrtlng between 20 and 30 dayt late. proposal to Increase state employes' carry to the tupreme court hit Moss, Joseph North. Itidor Schneider, Howard Seliam, Samuel Sil-len, Raphael Soyer, Ira Wallach.

battle against the city's tegregation 7 brother tnd altter-ln-ltw, Mr. snd Mrs. Lloyd Snyder. Weekend at Ceaat Mr. and Mrt.

Clyde Ruining and Mr. and Mrt. Chet Loe of Albany were weekend vititori tt Nescowin. At Hurley Home Mr. and Mrt.

A. D. Glldow of Portland were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. V.

A. Hurley. Mrs. Glldow and Mrs. Hurley are titters.

Auction Wed. night, 7 p.m., at Groesbeck Auction, one mile north of airport Livestock, machinery, furniture. Prom Oklahoma Chi let Purdy of Tultt, it tpending the Weekend froit damaged south wages. The meeting was postpone ad because Budget Director George O. L.

Gray of Salem, and C. M. Moore of Portland were guests at the St Frtncit hotel over the weekend. Mr. tnd Mrs.

E. F. Timlin of Thompson Falls, snd Ralph E. Skinner of the U.S. navy registered at the Albany hotel over law.

western Idaho's fruit crop extensively, C. P. Keller, federal state Aiken said he was not yet prepar The senator, who It Henry Wal Police Activirits Bring $150 to Ciry'i Trooiury Fine and ball totaling 150 were collected in city court today as the result of week end police activities. Fined $15 each for drunkenness were Frank O'Rorerke and Arthur D. Gordon while Clinton J.

Hill paid $23 for being disorderly. Gusdalupe G. Aquitar, charged with being drunk and disorderly, was admitted to $25 bail, which he forfeited and Fred Koos forfeited $30 on a drunkenness chsrge. Ernest H. Freemen of Corvsllit ad to present tha salary bike plan.

lace's third party vice presidential hipping point inspector, tald at 3m rmnkalr BRITTLE candidate, taid he would return to rruitland, Ida. He tald freezing the weekend. Birmingham tomorrow for hit i temperatures over a nine-hour period Saturdsy night wiped out scheduled trial on a disorderly conduct chsrge. Steal Firm Cuts Prices He wat arretted Saturday night the peach crop, ruined about 50 per cent of the cherry crop and damaged both prunes and applet. CHICAGO, May 3.

(U.FO Inland after attempting to enter a conference of the Southern Negro day In Albany with V. A. Hurley. Mrs. Muntey 111 E.

E. Muntey, Steel Co. announced price reduction! today amounting to annually with the hope that its Youth Congrest through a door Shart-rhff-Alarm-Clock marked "Negroes." He wat finger- writing from Portland, ttatea that Mrt. Munsey it in Emmanual wat fined $100 on a speeding charge, being accused of traveling action "will play a part In bring printed and then released under li Two-Family Motto ing about national stabilization. arm ilea an hour in a 25-mile zone, $100 bond.

Hospital for medical treatment and that her condition ia aaid to MEMPHIS, Tenn. u.R The but $80of hit fine was remitted Taylor, who accused city police of manhandling him, taid the President Wilfred Syket said reduction; were made in most of the company'! products, effective Msy McCoys and the Tabors are so after he paid $40. -r hTiiii it-t-t-wi William L. Maxwell alias Wil neighborly that they even share one alarm clock between families. Here is how it't done: liam Malby, an escape from the Birmingham tegregation law wat unconstitutional and that he wat "prepared to carry this fight to be aatisfactory up to this time.

Copeland Lumber "Everything for your building needs," end of West Second Street. Visit Coaat Mr. and Mrt. Frank Haynet and ton Rex, and Mr. and 1.

He said tht reductions were made to meet the "competitive figures." The McCoys own the clock. The Fairview home, wat picked up by police and returned to the intti- tution. the U. S. supreme court." Tabors advise the McCoys the Coronation Diamond! night before what time they want to be In Birmingham, however.

Police Commissioner Eugene Connor pointed out that Taylor wat not charged with tpecific violation of Greek Assassin Admits When the alarm rings, Mrs. Lil Daily Quotations On The Market Attack Ordered by Reds lian McCoy reachet for a cord near the bed and gives a jerk. The other end of the cord it tied to a ATHENS, May J. (U.fO Greek 3ee.bflw.it tan lecotne the tegregation law but with disorderly conduct. The charge presumably will be pinned on hit insistence on entering the meeting cowbell in the Tabor home.

VI RUjdBrook Mrs. Bill Van Horn, went to the coast Saturday night and returned Sunday. Leaves For Washlnrten S. H. Lorain of the Bureau of Mines Laboratory left Portland Friday en route to Hailey, Idaho, and Washington, D.

C. on a business trip. He will return this week-end. Bridge Club Meets Mrs. A.

Startf will be hostess to the La Troisieme bridge club, when It authoritiet taid today the assassin of Justice Minister Christos Ladat confessed that he acted on com LOCAL MABKirr (Following prlcea tera quoted today by local produce tnd Peking bourn u4 an place through the Negro entrance 0rWeW ASSISTANT ENGINEER HERE eubjeet la change without notlc.) munist party orders. 9 Robert F. Knapp, formerly with lire realtry Ladas died Saturday night from after a policeman warned him against it Taylor said one of the police the bureau of mines, hat taken wounds suffered when a May Day Colored fowl, 4H Iba. tnd up lie Colored fowl, undtr lb te IIS West 1st Street Albany, Oregon assassin threw a grenade into hit Leghorn fowl, SH Ibi. and up ifc over dutiet Incidental to his recent appointment by the city council at aasittant city engineer.

Leghorn fowl, undir IM iba. He wMi WELL A KOLESTrAl Toal agvaa 'Veoar how toft, iWrowt and lovaly your hav can ba anfat voa'v kaei a trearneaaH Enfirah coaepatibU wirh kair, WELIA1 Koiaetrat, aeefit) ordinary eoaditionarg, ei actuotry abaorbad during acWorvabla 30Mura traatmant and or tas.WaiA.nr4, kwJ tea cage. Mate yoejr eoxwmant fodayi car. Funeral tervicee were scheduled today. meets at her home on 224 Ferry street, Thursday.

The evening will Springe, under Ibt a Iprtnga, ttt Iba. to I Iba. lc Sprlmi, Iba. ut up Staia 1T The assassin, identified as Eus- begin with a 7:30 dessert. men hit him with hit elbowt while others "shoved me bodily" into an automobile for the ride to the police ttation.

Hit arrest wat denounced by Wallace. "This," Wallace taid In Kansai City, "dramatized tha hypocrisy tratims Moutaoyiannis, 22, refuted Colorado Lake it opening for 0M rooatara Mnzi Gray bEAUTY Salon to reveal who aided him, authoritiet said. to Larga, fida A business May let Picnicking and fithing. Visits In Portland Diane Park- Medium, srada A Phone 216 4So 122 South Ellsworth Hair cut for the family Ter Small, srada A hill of Albany spent the weekend minal Barbershop. hid RncA ma.

larga, traah. tT Iba. aod oa, eta Final Markets In Portland visiting with her mother Mn. Edward Phillips. 111 00-11 00 Ill 00-J0 00 tld.00.UM STOCKS Beef eteara Helfera Beef eowa Dairy Cowa Sheila Bulla Hoga, block towa SO.

00 dowa NEW YORK, May 3 (U.PJ The stock market improved moderate I Hours; Dr. Roy B. Clunes OPTOMETRIST 113 W. lit St. Phont Albany 1130 Pythlant To Meet-Knights of Pythias will meet tonight in the Pythian hall at 8.

Esquire rank will be conferred. Grand Prairie Granje Grand Prairie Grange No. 10 will be 111.0011 00 lll.S0-M.50 115 00-11 00 ly late today after forenoon hesi tancy. 00 Calvea Culla hosts to the Morning Star Grange Rallying power developed first in the rails, where gaint ranged to Lamba Ewaa 114 00 dowa ..114 00-11 00 13.00-6-00 tea nearly points in Central of New Lav fryer rabblta Jersey, Nickel Plate common mov Friday evening. May 7, at 8.

A good program has been arranged and refreshments will be served after the meeting, Robert Towery, ed up more than 3 and both Nor rs thern Pacific and Delaware At Hudson were up a point or more grange master, has announced. To Visit Buffalo E. N. Roth of each. Steels hardened, rising nearly a Albany has booked flight passage to Buffalo for Saturday, May 8.

point in U.S. Steel. Bethlehem common, Republic and Youngs- town were fractionally higher Bethlehem preferred rose 1. fOaTLAND WHOIJMAUC TtUCtM PORTLAND, May S. (UP) Tha wetk'e tradlns on the Portland butter and eig markeia opentd today with price unchanged and ateadr.

Butter Prlcea to retallara: Orade A A prlnta, 17c; AA oarlona, tSr: A prlnu, ISc; A cartotia. ITc; prlnta, BS-Sec. Egga -Prlcea to ntallara: Grade A A large, M-SOc don; A large, Mc: A A medium, 5.V: A medium, Stc; A email, nominal. Cartona additional. Cheoae Prlcea to ratal tare Portland, Oregon, alnglea, lb.

Oregon 4-lb. Inafa. M-toc trlpleta. He teae than alnglea. Rhubarb eold lowtr at II 10 a 10-lb.

box on tha Portland tait tide Farmere Wbole-aale Market Uxlty. New crop aplnarh waa gl SO an orange hoi wllh old crop atocka tnorlng around 11.19-1. St. local aaparagua brought as 00 a pyra Automobile shares were higher, rising a point in ueneral Motors and Mack Truck. Try the Cascade to San Francisco Oils presented a mixed appear Lions Club to Meet At the Lions club luncheon meeting tomorrow noon the nominating committee will report its recommendations for officers to be elected for the coming year, Harry Michelsen, program chairman, has announced.

Following the nominating committee's report, impromptu talks will be given by four members. Visits Seattle Mrs. Virginia Faulkner, executive secretary of the Linn county Red Cross chapter, returned today from a week's visit in Seattle and Wenatchee. ance. Allied Chemical lost more than points in the chemicals.

Coca Cola, Goodrich and Schenley were all up a point. Kennecott and In mid. Taklma apeara told for is eenta a pound. Beet four-doien parka ot California let- ternational Paper were fractionally Ilito a betel on wheel .7 tuie waa 17.00 a craia. California etudee aralea at celery brought 1.1 00 to 3 15.

Calirornla new potatoea ware 00 to IHiO a htundred pounda for No. a. Teiaa white onlona eold for fl.M a higher. Preliminary closing Dow Jones stock averages: 30 industrials 18109, up 0 81; 20 railroads 59 08. up 103; IS utilities 34.18, up 0.14; and 65 stocks 67.30, up 0 53.

Volume today totaled 1,250.000 shares, against 1,480,000 last crate. -tJilio Lb ten Prcsetleco fer lunch PORTIA NO IJVMTOCK PORTLAND. May s. tl'PI-Catlle aalable 1400: calvea 100. Market alow in developing with rain hampering trade.

Cenerally aaklng near ateady on all claaeee: GRAIN' early hide SO centa to 1.00 lower; good fed eteera held up to 130.OO; early bide III SO down: few high good fed heltere around eenta lower at ti 00: canner and cutter corn, held around 111 00 to in 00: good beef roe held above 125 00: hum weak: early aalra good beef bulla at The proposal to authorize the Mayor and City Council of the City of Albany to issue Bonds to finance the construction of a new Fire Hall on city owned property at 6th and Lyon streets and the installation of an adequate Fire Alarm System IS the most important issue to come before the voters of the City of Albany in many years. The Oregon Insurance Rating Bureau has advised the Mayor and City Council of tha City of Albany that if these necessary improvements are not provided for ALL Fire Insurance Rates will increase 4.2 on all mercantile butinett and 14 on all dwellings. You Mr. Home owner and You Mr. Business Man must strive to improve our city by getting behind this saving program.

For verification of these facts you may call at the City Hall. Every Taxpayer is entitled to know the truth. KEEP INSURANCE RATES DOWN VOTE 102 YES MAY 21 This Ad Spensereel fer the Betterment of CHICAGO. May 3 Grain futures showed little price change on the Board of Trade today closing in a mixed and fluctuating market. Wheat was up I to down corn was up I to down and oats were up I to down i.

Soybeans ranged from unchanged to up 1 cent, and lard was up from 30-50 points. The market opened lower, staged a brief midday rally, and then prices generally fell off under 120. IS down: vealera II 00 or wore lower: good and choice gradaa 130 OA to S.1J 00. Hoga aalable 1400: market TS centa lower: good and choice ISO lo 130 I he IMoO: ISO lo tao Iba. lanelr 111.50: 140 to 10 Ike.

Ill to tir.SO; good S.V1 to 4S0 lb. owa 1S OO to I1I.S0; good SO0 lb. alaga Sit SO; aaklng higher er above) 111 00 for choice feeder piga Sheep aalable too: opening; fully ateady: I fan ka Cttatsitte, your aoc-anodatiooa are comparable to thoee in a fine hotel. You have aornfortabio chairs to relax in. fne food to chooes from in two speck) lie dining rooms, a comfortable lounging room, and soft beds to sleep in at night.

You can walk around aa ynej please, enjoy aa much or aa kittle privacy aa you wish, and sleep aa late aa you like in air-aotvliUoned comfort. Yon ean Wave Portland oa tba Cascade at 4:60 any evening, snd arrive in Saw Francisco at hinchtime nestday. Through Pullmans leeve Seattle at 12:01 noon. Convwnient schedules or eoruiectiona froaa ether Northwest points, rieese snake ymar mm i a tfona aa far la advance aa poadbla as taw Caaaadt is way one lot good apring lamba uneeld; held good diminished demand and buying. above 123 SO theee ftrat of aaaeon ehorn lamba 121 SO.

ilrldlv aood to choice Lard futures showed the most consistent gains for the day on limited supply and fairly good fed laenbe quotable to 113. OO ar ahove: ooled lamba eligible te I1J Ml; good ahorn ewee eteady at 111 00; aoola4 ewee auoted to 111 DC My iTSTOOKEP FOR eF jK" i -'V-- "'S' f. v. 0 JiordlUOHi CdooAcU ALBANY PLAN IMG MIU Feet of Lyase St. WW i fly C.

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