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By United Press International PORTLAND VEGETABLES PORTLAND (UPI) Potato market: Oregon local russets 1A 100-lb, No 2s 50-lb. 1.35- 1.50; Central Oregon russets No 100-lb, 4.50-4.75: 6-14 oz, bakers 4.75 few 5.25; Idaho russets bales No 1s mesh, 5-10 lb, 2.70-2.80. PORTLAND DAIRY PORTLAND (UPI) Dairy market: Eggs--To retailers: Grade AA extra large, 51-55c; AA large, 48- 52c; A large, 47-49c; AA medium, 43-47c; AA small, 36-38c; cartons 1-3c additional. To retailers: AA and grade A prints, 70c lb; cartons 1c higher; prints, 68c. Cheese (medium cured) To retailers: A grade cheddar single daisies, 46-51c; processed American cheese, 5-lb loaf, 46-48c.

NEW YORK STOCKS NEW YORK (UPI) Stocks made a hesitant advance today. Industrials and utilities were steady to firm from the outset and rails soon recovered small opening declines. U.S. Steel led its group with a rise of as other issues tacked on small fractions. Chemicals were mixed with Allied.

ahead but Du Pont down 2. Aircrafts and autos showed mostly small fractional gains while vending stocks continued strong featuring Vendo with a 2 point rise. Among the rails, Southern Railway gained while other leaders showed gains of between and point. In electronics, Texas Instruments lost 1, IBM gained 1, and Beckman tacked on PORTLAND POULTRY PORTLAND (JPI) Dressed chickens No 1 grade dressed to retailers: Fryers whole drawn, 36-38c lb; cut-up, 41-43c lb; hens, heavy-type whole drawn, 39-43c lb; light-type hens, cut-up, 33-35c lb; whole, 28-30c lb. PORTLAND.

PORTLAND -(USDA) Livestock: Cattle 100; good-choice steers 25; standard-good heifers 21; utility cows 13.25-14.50; canner -cutter 11-13; cutter-utility bulls 16.75-19. Calves 25; utility standard-good vealers and calves 19-26. Hogs 100; 1 and 2. butchers few 1's 20.25. Sheep 100; choice wooled and shorn lambs 17.75-18.25.

Recorder-Treasurer Office Honors Hibbits Offices of the city recordertreasurer and water department will be closed Friday afternoon beginning at noon for the funeral of long-time city recorder Bryan Hibbits, who died at a local hospital Tuesday. Mr. Hibbits began work for the city on Feb. 1, 1939, es a deputy In January, 1944, he took over the position' of recorder -treasurer and held that job until July, 1955, when he suffered a stroke. ACTRESS GRANTED DIVORCE LOS ANGELES (UPI)-Actress Sharon Lee, 27, was awarded a divorce Wednesday after she testified her husband, singer Forrest Albright, 23, went home to his grandmother whenever they had a fight.

The couple wed Sept. 21, 1958 and separated June 21, 1959. They had no children. OBITS By United Press International CHICAGO (UPI) John W. Doherty, 61, international representative of the AFL-CIO United Steelworkers of America and former member of the Chicago Board of Education, died at Wesley Memorial Hospital Wednesday after a heart attack.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UPI)-Funeral services for Alvin Griesedieck 66, board chairman and son of the founder of the Falstaff Brewing will be held Saturday at Ste. Genevieve du Bois Roman Catholic Church at Kirkwood, Mo. Griesedieck died Tuesday night following a heart attack at his winter home at Naples, Fla.

WASHINGTON (UPI) -Perry Howard, 84, longtime Republican national committeeman from Mississippi, died Tuesday night. DEATH NOTICES Laura Wilson Dies At Age 83 Funeral services for long-time Union County resident Laura Maude Wilson, 83, will take place Friday at 2 p.m. at the Dempsey 'Funeral Chapel. Mrs. Wilson.

who resided at 1912 Second died in a local pital yesterday. A resident of the county since 1906, she was born in Nanaimo. B.C.. Canada. Nov.

13, 1877. She is survived by a son, R. A. Wilson. La Grande: a daughter, Mrs.

Tanis Brown, Shoshone, four grendchildren and live "reat grandchildren. Officiating at services will be Rev. S. Woodman and burial will stake place at Hillerest Cemetery. Feb.

2, 1961 Page 5 CLASSIFIED DIRECTOR Kennedy's State Of Union Message Leaves GOP Cold By DICK WEST the state of the union changed so UPI Staff Writer much in just 17 days. WASHINGTON (UPI)-On Jan. 13, former President Eisenhower sent to Congress a message that pictured the state of the union: at the end of his administration. Monday, president, Kennedy delivered in Congress message that pictured the state of the union at the beginning of his administration. They were, I assume, talking about the same nation, but this is only guesswork my part.

When you look at the two mossages together, you see different pictures. Trying to take in both views at once makes you kind of crosseyed. I mean, seldom if ever has LEGISLATIVE BRIEFS By United Press international SALEM (UPI) A. memorial has been introduced by Sen. Daniel Thiel, Astoria, urging Congress to authorize more defense projects for Oregon.

Thiel said California has 26 naval bases, Washington state eight and Oregon only one Tongue Point. He added, this is being closed down. SALEM (UPI)-A bill passed in the House Wednesday would allow farmers and others cutside city limits to use fireworks to scare off predatory. starlings or other birds before they damage crops. The measure, HB 1207, now goes to the Senate." SALEM -Rep.

Carl Fisher. R-Eugene, sponsored a memo rial Wednesday asking Congress to approve distribution of surplus food to state prisons. He said the food was now available to hospitals and federal prisons. SALEM -A bill is being drafted that would tighten state controls over handling of explosives and provide penalties for those who handle them improperly or sell them illegally. The bill, requested by the State Commission for the Blind, will be introduced by Rep.

Grace Peck, D. Stanhope R. Pier of the com mission said the bill is partially aimed persons who. leave dynacaps and other explosives laying around where children can get them. SALEM (PI) bill Which would have authorized $1 -million of the State Board of Higher Education's added bonding authority for an offstreet parking facility at Portland State College' was tabled Wednesday by the Senate State and Federal Affairs Committee.

Dr. John Richards, chancellor, said the bill was not proposed by the Board of Higher Education and would be "no answer" to the problem in its present SALEM (UPI) Rep. Stafford Hansell, R-Athena, introduced a bill Wednesday to change name of Mid Columbia. Home at The Dalles to Columbia Park State Hospital. SALEM (UPI) Rep.

Edward N. Fadeley, D-Eugene, has introduced a bill that would up construction of small watershed The bill would make a change in statutory procedures whereby the projects could proceed without red tape involving finances. SALEM (UPI) A resolution has been introduced in the Senate expressing sorrow at the recent death of Larry Smyth, longtime political editor of the Oregon Journal. The resolution said "Larry Smyth was known to public servants, his colleagues and the people of this state as a skillful, fair and impartial interpreter of the work of this legislature." SALEM (UPI) resolution praising former President Dwight D. Eisenhower for his "loyalty, courage and ability" passed the House Wednesday The measure passed the Senate earlier.

It was sponsored by Democratic Sen. Alfred Corbett of Portland. Faces Arraignment BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (UPD) Mrs. Dixie Elaine Lindsey, 23, expecting to give birth this month to her fourth child, faces arraignment Feb.

10 on a grand jury indictment accusing' her of kidnap and murder in the sex slaying of 6-year-old Rose Marie Riddle. Mrs. Lindsey's husband, Richard Arlen Lindsey, 30, a Texas exconvict and former mental patient, already has confessed to his part in the crime. He has been sentenced to death in the gas chamber. The couple admittedly kidnaped Rose Marie Feb.

12 from her home in nearby Shafter. Lindsey said he raped the child and that his wife then beat her with a lug wrench. Mrs. Lindsey claimed Lindsey forced her from the auto after the kidnaping. She said she never saw the child after that.

Outlook Appears Bleak From where Kennedy stood, the outlook seemed rather bleak he made it plain that the New Frontier is not synonymous with the promised land. The new President did, however, relieve my mind on one point. I was happy to note that he can make a public appearance without creating a snowstorm. His administration, as you know. was born in a blizzard and ice before it learned to walk.

Kennedy skaten gets ready to leave the White House, the Weather Bureau automatically predicts snow flurries. Monday, for a change, the climate here warmed up a bit, but not enough to thaw out most Republican members of Congress. Their reaction to much of Kennedy's message was a bit on the cool side. This did not bother the Democrats who assembled in the House chamber to listen the President. They warded hear the GOP by beating their hands together.

Soviet Ambassador Silent As Kennedy was reading the message, I kept an eye on the Soviet ambassador, who was seated on the Republican side of the aisle. He didn't applaud much either. It can't be said, though, that the ambassador plays favorites. His silence was equally stony when Eisenhower was president. At only one point did the Republicans initiate the applause.

That was when Kennedy said that "this country is ahead in the science and- technology of space. It sounded like Kennedy finally was agreeing with what Nixon kept telling everyone during the campaign. But it was a good thing the Republicans began clapping before he finished the sentence. It had another clause saying that "the Soviet Union is ahead in the capacity to lift large vehicles into orbit." Nobody clapped about that, not even the Soviet ambassador. I personally, thought the message was a big improvement over Kennedy's inaugural address in one important respect it was delivered indoors.

Destruction Of Property Nets Man $160 Fine A 21-year-old Eastern Oregon College student, John C. Fager, has been fined a total of $160 and given a 90-day suspended jail sentence on two counts of destruction of personal property and discharging firearms within the city limits. Fager, who appeared before Municpal Judge Colon Eberhard, was fined $150 for destruction of property with all but $50 sus-1 pended and given the 90-day sentence on that count, also. Fager was placed on probation during the 90-day period of suspended I sentence. On the charge of discharging firearms in the city limits, Fager was fined $10 and was made to forfeit the .22 revolver he was using.

Fager was also forced to make restitution for the street lights, Chief of Police Oliver Reeve said. ADULTS LOSE HEIGHT LONDON (UPI) A British doctor said today that the average adult loses height as he grows older. Writing in the magazine The Practitioner, Dr. Trevor Hughes said the average man loses about half an inch every 20 years. He said the loss is due to.

wear and tear in the joints of the spine and legs plus "habitual faulty Strange As It Seems WHILE SLEEPING EVERYONE DREAMS ON THE AVERAGE ABOUT 20 PER CENT OF EVERY NIGHT VOLCANIC VAPOR, FROZEN THE MOMENT IT ISSUES FROM THE EARTH, FORMS MOUNTAINS OF FROZEN STEAM -AntarcticaSCARED TO DEATH! A SUDDEN, LOUD NOISE THAT DOES NOT FRIGHTEN CHICKENS IN DAYLIGHT WILL KILL THEM IF 116 of rights reserved 2-3 1961 United Feature Syndicate, India's Defense Finally Accuses By PHIL NEWSOM UPI Staff Writer Of 'all the contradictions in India, the greatest perhaps is Indian Defense Minister V. K. Krishna Menon. This remarkable man lately came up with what, must have been his greatest and most painful contradiction of all. In a speech in New Delhi he accused Red China of "betraying" India's friendship and said that China's "stupid" attitude toward its border dispute with India cast doubt on the whole concept of peaceful coexistence.

His tirade sprang from reports that neighboring Pakistan and Red China were nearing agreement on their border dispute involving Kashmir and Tibet. But the full import of Krishna Menon's remarks may be realized only from a study of his record. Booster of Reds For more 10 years, this lanky, dark-complexioned Indian with the acid tongue has been a leading exponent of Red China's membership in the United Nations and a leading apologist for both Moscow and Peiping. He turned the full force of his bitter tongue against Great Brittain and France for their invasion of Suez. But he called the Hungarian revolt a civil disturbance and voted against a U.N.

resolution calling for withdrawal of Soviet forces from Hungary. He showed little or no sympathy for the plight of Tibet when it was overrun by the Red Chinese. Change of Heart He has been a pillar of righteousness in condemning the French in Algeria and against colonialism in general. But it was a different Krisha Menon who responded to a U.N. resolution callfor India to permit Kashmir the right of self-determination.

The subject, he implied was closed and he replied to criticism from former Sen. William F. Knowland of California with the advice to "visit a doctor, a psychopath or somebody." And, demonstrating that the fit of the shoe depends upon who is wearing it, it was Kashmir which also touched off his indignation against Red China. Moslem Kashmir is claimed both by Pakistan and India but is held mostly by India. In the Tell 'em you Read it in CLASSIFIED Science MISSILES AND MEDICINE BY- PRODUCTS OF OUR MISSILE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS ARE FINDING USE IN MEDICINE A DERIVATIVE OF HYDRAZINE, A ROCKET FUEL, IS BEING USED TO TREAT TUBERCULOSIS.

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Close out. La Grande Paint Glass. Baled Cedar Shavings FOR POULTRY HOUSE LITTER AND ARCHERY PRACTICE $2.90 bale INLAND Poultry Feed Co. Ladies: Look at what we have for your Kitchen Unbreakable DISH PAN 69c Ironing COVER PAD 99c Whistling TEA KETTLE, $1.99 Glamorene OVEN CLEANER 89c Self- TREWAX $1.49 Pre shrunk KITCHEN TOWELS Magnetic CAN OPENER 99c Stop, shop, save at Zimmerman's HOMELITE chain saws, generators, pumps, lawn mowers, Merry Skooters. 2 G.I.'S Used Furniture Appliances Globe Thrift Mart 1422 Adams WO 3-4144 32-Appliances, Etc.

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37-Feeds -37 BALED alfalfa and wild hay in barn. Chris Hunt, Imbler. 39-Pets, -39 6 FEMALE Beagle pups to give away. Phone Imbler 341. 41-Livestock Wtd.

-41 JERSEY or Guersey milk cow, fresh or to be freshened by 25th, Feb. Ph. 2751, Enterprise. 42-Livestock -42 REGISTERED 4-year-old Hereford bull, $350. WO 3-2927, 1100 B.

CHOICE second calf cows. Holsteins and Guernseys. WO 3-3534. 44-Boats Motors -44 GET your free literature on new '61 Mercury motors and Hydrswift boats. Feik's Boat Shop, 1608 Adams.

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FURNISHED bedroom apartment. Private entrance. WO 3-4729. 3-room apartment, steam heat, garage. 2105 Adams WO 3-3281.

Furnished Apartments and small honse. '1306 0 Ave. 56-Apt. Rentals --56 Two bedroom apartment, furnished, water, garbage disposal included. Children accepted.

WO 3- 4026. FURNISHED apartment, steam heat, electric refrigerator and stove. Washington Apartments, 1606 Wash. 2 ROOM furnished apartment at 1202 2nd. WO 3-3785 or 3104 1st.

Furnished Apartment For information inquire at Zimmerman's COZY 2 room furnished apartment, ground floor, furnace heat. 1005 13th. WO 3-5548 after 5:30. WELL furnished small warm apartment. Inquire 1904 3rd.

2 ROOM furnished apartment. Cook, heat with gas. WO 3-2077. heat, clean, reasonable, BACHELOR apartment, cisteam. 1908 Second St.

WO 3-2828. 2 ROOM furnished apartment at 1202 WO 3-3785 or 3104 1st. Unfurn. -57 SMALL furnished duplex, private bath. WO 3-5463.

NEW spacious one bedroom apartment in town. WO 3-3173. 58 Houses For Rent -58 2 BEDROOM new duplex, hardwood finish throughout, 1612 WO 3-5995. Small unfurnished house near schools. 1st.

3 Bedroom house on acreage, $60. WO 3-2519. Minister Commies Sino-Pakistan negotiations, India sees another deliberate insult by the Chinese Reds. There is also the fear that agreemet between Pakistan and Red China would serve further to isolate India from the rest of Asia in her own border dispute with the Communist Chinese. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Mary Carter Bell, deceased, by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Union County, and has qualified.

All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified and with proper vouchers, to the undersigned at the office of his attorney, at 6 Sommer Building, La Grande, Oregon, within six (6) months from the date of the first publication of this notice. Dated and first published January 19, 1961. Date of last publication, February 9, 1961. ROY M. BELL, Administrator ROSS E.

HEARING Attorney for Administrator 6 Sommer Building La Grande, Oregon Pub. Jan. 19, 26, Feb. 2, 9, 1961. SPECIAL SCHOOL HEARING Notice is hereby given in compliance with ORS 330.560 that the State Board of Education will conduct a public hearing in the Stella Mayfield Elementary School, located in Elgin, Oregon, on Tuesday evening, February 14, 1961 at 8 p.m.

The purpose of this hearing is to afford to of Union County Common Districts residents, No. 23-Elgin and No. 71-Palmer Junction, or eny other interested person, an opportunity to appear the Board, or its representative and be heard with reference to the partial plan of school district reorganization affecting the above school districts. as adopted by the Union County Committee for the Reorganization of School Districts. Dated this 17th day of January, 1961.

James L. Turnbull Secretary, State Board of Education Pub. Jan. 26, 1961 Feb. 2.

1961. SPECIAL SCHOOL HEARING Notice is hereby given in compliance with ORS 330.560 that the State Board of Education will con duet a public hearing at the Auditorium of the La Grande Senior High School Building, located at 708 Avenue in La Grande, Oregon, on Monday evening, Febtuary 13, 1961 at 8 p.m. The purpose of this hearing is to afford to residents of Union County Common School District No. 1-La Grande, or any other interested person, an opportunity to appear before the Board or its representative and be heard in reference to the partial plan of school district reorganization affecting District No. 1-La Grande.

as adopted by the Union County Committee for the Reorganization of School Districts. Dated this 17th day of January, 1961. James L. Turnbull Secretary, State Board of Education Pub. Jan.

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