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Newspaper Page Text; ADVERTJsiNG INFORMATION ill ciiiii( Advertising- I. W!!11' ou,?..of. thBl G'oJ flood i?.'.'5" ''"bllhlnB Company, which will not be reaponalble for any er I?"' "'tof : the -.llrat Insertion and runrvea fhe rig-ht to properly owcotlonible word .or sentences - - j uturinemuDi, ..... . CASH. RATBS-t,, ,uwn uoiuw ropr I"-" 26 per. .cent discount for Bayment within five day. cS!lnt..,our one-half,, words MINIMUM INSERTIONS FOUB LINES tnaertlone Per Line une i.t 20c Three 13C Six ,V'lt;, ,,.,, 12c . . Copy Mum Be m By v:i 9:00 a.m. CARD OF THANKS To' out many helpful friends and neighbors. Wh ' Wish In nvlnnri Our sincere ' tltanbd'' fn" Uhnlr time and equipment ' used to uiiiiB our recent tire under lull Alicel Lumber Co., Alicel, Ore The familv'of Mrs. Aihee .nflim. wish to extend ', ' their sincere thanks and appreoialjon for the .jvmuiiusa anuwu incni uunng me recent loss Of their' Mother and for the many ' cards, flowers and other expressions of sym pathy. TIlPV nlsn. wiuh In I lisinL- , the staff of the .Grande Ronde Hospital. '" " ' ' ' Mr. & Mrs. Jack Jordahl Mr. & Mra.;,8eti.Aebi, Mr. Fred Lofting NOTICES Rummage Sale a.m., sat., Aug.' IB. Location formerly Bollon: Shoe iSlore. Loyal t Star, Lodge LDS CANNERY Open Tuesday & '.Friday - a a.m. to n:3u p.m. LOST A FOUND LOST bunch of keys in brown snap holder. Finder phone, WO alter e p.mv PERSONALS " S ANY GIRL in trouble, 'or needing I a-friendly advisor write," tele phone or stop in at the Salva- .-tjpn.Arniy-?j1.First..wo s-mi. SERVICES Why buy a now mattress? Y6ur old one can be repaired or com pleley rebuilt, '.Real' : money saving', prices. Ph. ' WO 3-3250 EDWARDS, UPHOLSTERY . Blue Mt. Laundry Pickup St Del. Your Convenience Work Clothes.,,.,.. Ph.. WO .3-9903 LAWN MOWERS, SHARPENED Engine overhauling, saws ground and hammered; Hugh Darlin, 1207 Y Ave. . , Fuller Brush Dealer L. A. Llvesay Janitorial Supplies " " "802 Lake Ph. WO 3-3537 La Grande, Ore. , EAGLE CAP LAUNDRY Enterprise. Ore. Home Pickup-Delivery Wed. & Frl. For Service. Ph. WO 3-5087 WILLIAMS' REFRIGERATION Commercial & Domestic Washer Dryer Repair WO 3-4906 Foley Bldg. on Chestmil Furniture & Cars Upholstered LA GRANDE UPHOLSTERY, CENTER lib. & Adams . Ph. WO 3-2353 Vew Construction - Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES J WILSON CONSTRUCTION ' Pi 194 Imbler HELP WANTED 21 WANTED man or woman with car for profitable. Ruwlclgh busi ness in cllv of La (irundc: good living from start. Muy be full or purl time, write ltnwlelgli s Dept. -121, Oakland 23, Calif. HELP WANTED MALE 22 Local store will have' opening Sept. 15th for young man experienced in retail selling; soft lines help ful. Regular store hours, best working conditions. All replies treated in full confidence. Write Observer Box 85. National concern has opening for man with knowledge of much incry or farm equipment. Mar ried man age 30 or older pre ferred. Car essential. References required. Full schooling and field training given. Sales .ex perience advantageous .out not essential. Commissions, drawing account when qualified. Personal interview with local ; division manager. Write! stating quail . fications, address, phono num ber. Murk Harris, Dept. 35-TWD, P. O. Box 302,; Dallas, Texas No Experience Necessary If. 'you are alert, ambitious, pre sent good appearance, und be tween 21-45 we will give you thorough training. We are ex panding need men who want permanent work and are inter ested in working for advance ment." Must bo able to travel Monday to Friday each week. Have1 car. Excellent salary be gins with (raining. WpITE TO: Box 1504, Portland 7, Oregon: Give your name, age and .address foe personal inter view. wjvwwvvvvyiiiiri""""" HELP WANTED FEMALE 23 RESERVE VALUABLE TERRI TORY now for AVON COS METIC ' Xmas v business. Open ings available' in La Grande. Average to $10 ' day. Earnings begin nt once. Write Mrs. Mar tina Marshall, jT;:t- Mir., P. 8-16, Diirns, Ore.. .'.." ."HOME FURNISHINGS SI A Wonderful Buy in , , INLAID LINOLEUM . $1.99 per running Conic in while our stock' lasts. i Six .V' ""-y lovely 'colors to choose from Vinyl Plastic Linoleum. Assorted Patterns ' ' , ' ' r- .i 9-Foot. ..,..:. ...$1.45 12-Foot ..::.l:$2.12 running foot running foot BOHNENKAMP'S We. Give "S. &H". Green Stamps-... HELP WANTED FEMALE 23 WANTED: Middle-aged woman to take care of an elderly ladv in her home.' Ph.. WO 3-4379 cr . in quire at 150B Oak. . PUMPS-IRRIGATION O. C. TANDY . WELL. DRILLING Thief .Valley, ROM:- . '. Box 223, North Powder Ph. 2430 FARM PRODUCE 33 FOR SALE Freesh Blue Lake. and Kentucky Wonder- beans sweet ' c'orri & ' cucumbers. 1710 Watson St.. CORN, $3 for 12 doz. oars. CUCUMBERS, 5c . a lb. C. A. Hanson Phone; Jmbler 754 CUCUMBERS . 7c a lb. 1703 V Ave., i Charles Matcka. Picklina Cucumbers $1.50 box or 4c lb. Bring boxes. I'll. WU 3-4312. Strawberries You pick or we pick. I Phillip's. Ph. WO 3-6334 U-Pick Tomatoes " 50c annle box. bring boxes. l rcsn cants by lug peppers. ml. north of Free- water on old Milton hwy. Alex Le I1 ore. Closed Saturday. , LIVESTOCK-POULTRY FOR SALE Half-Shetland pony. unud broken, u. is. Cunning ham, Ph. WO 3-5091. La Grande Livestock Comm. Co. Sale Every Thursday ' ,. Phone Office WO 3-2660 Bob Green & Barney Stephens FOR SALE or trade for cattle. 5-yoar-old PALOMINO MARE, can; be registered, gentle riat ture. . Write Cove P.O. Box. 403 or phone Cove 541. ONE white midget mule: 2-year- om geiaing. aiso one 3-yenr-oia bred jennic. Ph., WO 3-3764 or WO 3-5445i-, , PETS-KENNELS 3$ GERMAN 'short-haired bird dog for sale or trade. Papers may bo obtained. May. be seen at 2704 N. Ash. WEIMARANER, 9 - months - old, spayed female. Has all shots. Partly trained. Ph. WO 3-2276. FOR SALE Small type pure bred BEAGLE pups, 6 wks. . old. Inquire R.' D, Ledridge, 3050 N. SprilCCi Ph. WO 3-4847. GARDEN SUPPLIES . ROTO-TILLERS -3 Models in Stock - i . JOHNSTON'S... .1901 U Ave. BUILDING SERVICE ' . 40 Remodeling v New Construction Block Layiug 4 Concrete Work. W. H. Amson Ph. WO 3-4345 BUILDING MATERIAL 41 COVER THOSE CRACKED JVALLS WITH Gypsum BOARD Enough gypsum board, joint sys tem , and nails to cover walls and ceiling of a 10-ft. x 12-l't. room ... Approximately $37.50 LA GRANDE LUMBER Fir & Jefferson WHY PAY MORE? As good ns the best. QUIK-DRI--EASY APPLY $4.50 Per gallon La Grande Paint & Wallpaper 114 Depot "S. & II." Green Stamps One square of red brick siding. 1U X4H snccis, 51U. 2104 Oak St. Ph. WO 3-2422. 8 FT. 2x4s. $1S per thousand. . FREE wood planer ends. U ' Haul, Western Stud Mills, Inc., Elgin, fn. HrJ 7-28U. rJIKtn. FEED ft FUEL 43 U" MILL WOOD i Greeii Wood ..:...:.:...$10 load Call WO 3-5642, La Grande , Wrlto Box 185, Union , UNION WOOD CO. LOGGING EQUIPMENT 44 Come In and see the new SUPER WRIGHT . POWER SAWS $170.50 up , Cut up to 20" logs. -' ',. .JT" Inland Poolti y fllFoed 1118 Jefferson . . Ph. 3-1223 SI ioot installed ST LOGGING EQUIPMENT 44 OREGON, ATKINS, BEAVER , r AND. MALL .. , SAW CHAINS to fit all makes of chain saws. ' Priced as low as $3.84 . per foot TWO Gl'S ' ! ..... SUPPLY. CENTER ;, 1005 Adams ' Ph. WO 3-5431 MISC. FOR SALE St FRAMING "' , Pictures & Certificates ,. . WALLPAPER See Our Outstanding Selections THE TOWN HOUSE ! ... 1808 Adams. ; . i v RIFLES, shotguns, pistols. Large, fine selection new &,used guns at reasonable prices. Ammo., scopes, cases, etc. Easy' terms generous trades. TRADER BILL. TV CABLE, davenport & chair, dinette set,,. coffee table & end table, and chest of drawers. ,.Ph WO, 3-2028 or .1300. 5th.. St., upstairs. r ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 52 FOR SALE: Used 21 cu. ft. up right. PAK-A-WAY FREEZER. See at 502 Adams or phone WO 3-5368. - ., - i-i ... I will trade a used chest type or new Pak-a-way freezer for hay or stock as down payment. VIR GIL. WEIR, across from Fruit dale school. SPORTING GOODS 57 SPORTSMEN! Regular $14.95 Coleman Gas Stoves or i Lanterns SPECIAL .... $11.75 OUTDOOR SUPPLY '"1212 Adams "" WANTED TO BUY 58 LOGS WANTED Will buy all species . , Fir Fine Lumber Co.. Cove Box 461 HOUSES FOR S SALE M FOR SALE; '5 acres and 5-rm. modern home 2 miles east of La Grande. Fruit trees, Burn, pastures, alfalfa, well. Quick sale. Terms. Ph. WO 3-23B5. One bedroom house. $3,000, $700 down, bal, on easy terms. In quire 1801 Y Ave. Ph. WO 3-3076 for appointment. ... W. E. WILKINS Real Estate & Insurance Snc. Annex Ph. WO 3-2136 WESTENSKOW & NEBEKER Reiil Estate & Insurance ' Foley Bldg. Ph. WO 3-5321 Berry & Thomas . Real Estate 207 Depot Ph. WO 3-3173 WILLIAMSON'S Real Estate St Insurance Service Ph. WO 3-4311 NELLE GRIMMETT : Real Estate . 214 Elm-- M ' Ph. WO 3-5312 FARMS ft RANCHES 63 FOR SALEI , 75-ACRE RANCH Five miles out of Ln Grande. Im mediate possession. $15,000. One third down: balance terms. Come and sec us for this and others. , . , , Merle Burling Salesman . . Mayflower Ins. 1103 Adams Ph. WO 3-5450 , Exford W.. Smith, Realtor . , Offices in Ln Grande & Baker HOUSES FOR RENT M WVawaavA FURNISHED one bedroom home. . Phone WO 3-3602 or. inquire, at 2004 First. - ; . ? iu -i J i-rtn rij-1 i-i i - -i " APTS. FOR RENT 47 FURNISHED 1-room bachelor apt. and sleeping room. Heat, . water, lights and refrigerator. Close-in at 1902 2nd. UNFURNISHED or partly furn. Range & reirig. u acsired. 3 rooms and Private hath, ('round floor apt. 1.02 Siul Si. or I'll. WO 31102. NOME FURNISHINGS y APIS. FOR RENT 17 FURNISHED . 3-room apartment with private bath. 1702 2nd St or Ph. WO 3-4402. VERY DESIRABLE small furn. apt. LR, bath, kitchen, dressing room. Adults only. MELV1LLES 1431 Adams Ave. 1 v Available Saturday, Aug. 16. Very ; clean, well furnished 3oom. apt. TV cable, close-in, perman ent adults only. 130s m Ave. DESIRABLE unfurnished duplex. Permanent' renter. Adults. Fh WO 3-3831.' 3-room furnished- apt. for rent Elect, range and refrigerator. Artnlts Ph WO 3-21)77. 2-room basement apt. Elect, range si rcirigerator, private slower. Adults. No dogs, or pets. Avail able Aug.' 16. Close to college. 1602 M Ave. -a 2-room : furnished . upstairs apt Quiet and homey. 1306 O Ave. Ph. WO 3-3948. ' UNFURNISHED 2-room . apt. Range and heater , furnished. Private bath and' entrance. Ground floor. $25. a month. See at 1515 W or inquire at 2702 . Cherry. " :- ' 1 BACHELOR APT. Clean, close in, and reasonable. 1908 Second St. Ph. WO-3-2828. ; TVlUTUTrkOTM mnt 4tw Mnl Wr,r lntormauon inquire a xammer- man'f. MISC. RENTALS - - tt RENT A POWER MOWER. By the hour or by the day. (jail wo 3- .3171 -' i . , MONTGOMERY WARD WANTED TO RENT . 70 desk snace in ah" existing biisi- Allstate. .Ins. Co. wishes to'., rent iiuss. UUMS&..U1. ojiice. iui uewiy estamisnea agent in i.a uranae. Write Observer Box '87. -'"'i" Family settling in i La Grande' needs home. .Will . consider, any reasonable offer. Rent, lease or lease option. Reply Observer Box 86. ' MONEY TO LOAN 81 SALARY LOANS . PAY BACK MONTHLY . Security- Loan & - Finance - 116 Depot . . Ph. WO 3-3134 TRUCKS ft TRAILERS 94 4-WHEEL DRIVE .. 1955 Chevrolet , pick-up for sale. v-8 engine, 4-spccd transmis sion. Warn hubs: j ; M. J. GOSS MOTOR CO. Chevrolet Oldsmobile FOR SALE rr-You finance Ford V-8 pick-up.- '55 model. A-l con dition. Ph. Hemlock 7-2478, El gin, after 6 p.m. Want Ad , Get, Results AUTO FOR RENT Trucks for rent you drive . Move yourself save hail i MAC'S MOBIL SERVICE 1434 Adams Phone WO 3-4409 AUTOS FOR SALE 96 FOR THE PARTICULAR BUYER! Look at These '57 CHEVROLET 4-DR. SEDAN Really clean. Has radio, heater, Std. transmission. DOWN $050. '57 PONTIAC STA. WAGON Hydromatic, radio, heater. , , DOWN $805. '56 DODGE STATION WAGON P. steering, P. brakes, radio, heater. , . ; DOWN $725. '56 CHEVROLET BELAIR 2-DR. Power steering, Powcrglide, ra dio, heater. DOWN $595. GETTINGS-LYNCH MOTOR CO. Pontine Buick Cadillac Adams & Hemlock Ph. WO 3-3431 Model A Ford in good condition with new motor. Can be seen at 1408 Cherry or 1414 Z Ave. '55 Merc. Montclair, white, 2-door hardtop. R & H, Power brakes. Mere-o-matic, WW tires. New cond., low mileage. $1675. Ph. . WO 3-4777. HUNTERS! Get to those isolated places, to hunt with a- , , WJLLYS 1958 4-Wheel Drive JEEP This1 is the vehicle you have al ways wanted for your hunting trips. Get one , this , year and satisfy thatTyearniroj. It's engineered1- from the' 'ground up. Willys, are specialists in 4-whcel drive. ' , Ask for details at (- Oregon Tractor lli'pol Ph. WO 1 A"TOS FO SALE 1956 Olds. 88 Radio,, heater,, power brakes, Jet omatic transmission. Low mile age, new tires. v , $1995 : Hand Ford Sales . Chestnut & Jefferson "'" LEGAL NOTICE . PUBLISHED SUMMONS' IN THE CIRCUIT' COURT OF THE. STATE . OF OREGON FOR UNION COUNTY BECHTEL BROTHERS, ; a co partnership, composed of ROY BECHTEL and - CLARENCE BECHTEL, as its sole and only partners, .: -, :-. . , Plaintiffs, . VERSUS i ,The Unknown Heirs andor De visees . of FRED WILCOX,- de ceased; MILDRED, W. FROST AND JOHN DOE, FROST, hus band, and wife; the Unknown Heirs andor Devisees of VIR GINIA COFFMAN, deceased; JOHN DOE COFFMAN;. KATH- RYN Y. COFFMAN;. RICHARD ROE COFFMAN; JOHN . W COFFMAN; JANE DOE COFF MAN; also all other persons or parties unknown claiming, any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real property described, in the Complaint herein, i . , , .. ... ' Defendants, IN THE NAME ,OF THE STATE PF REG0N:m,. . .. To the above named defendants, and each of, them;, You, .and. each of you. are hereby required to an swer, the Complaint filed againul you in the above entitled suit, on or , before the 3rd day ,of Septem ber. ,1958. said date, being, more than four (4)i,weeks..from the date of...,lhe i.Hrst publication , oi, :tnis Summons., said period ot lour 14; weeks being , the time prescribed for publication thereof; and if you fail so to amiear and answer said Complaint, for want, thereof plain tiffs will apply to me aoove en- 1 1 ed Court tor the relict prayea for in their Complaint, to-wit: (1) That as to the above entitled defendants, and each of them, a decree be made and entered in the above entitled Court and cause adjudicating the right, title, estate, interest, lien or claim which said defendants, or any of them have, or. claim to have in, to, or upon the real property described in the Complaint heretofore filed herein, which real property is situate in the County of Union, State of OrcEon. and more particularly described as follows, to-wit: .' Beginning at a point which is North 3 .East 240 feet . and North 87 West 36 feet from the Southwest corner, of Block 8 Arnold's Addition to La Grande, Union County, Oregon, accord ing to the recorded plat of said 'addition; thence South 87 East a distance , of 36.0 feet to .the Northwest corner of said Block 8, Arnold's Addition: thence North 3 East a distance of 60.0 feet to the Southeast corner of that parcel of land conveyed to George W. Brooks and wife by deed recorded in book 139 at page 378 of the Deed Records of Union County, Oregon; thence North 86 02' West, along the South line of said Brooks land a distance of 94.5 feet to the Southwest corner of said Brooks land; (this point also being on the . Easterly line of the road commonly called Alder Street); thence Southeasterly along the East line of said road to the point of beginning. Said tract of land being situate in the Northwest quarter of Southeast quarter (NWftSE't) of Section seven (71, in Township three (3) South, Range 38, East of the Willamette Maridian, and within the , City of La Grande, Oregon; ' and declaring any and all such claims to be null and void and decreeing BECHTEL BROTHERS, a co-partnership, composed 01 ROY BECHTEL and CLARENCE BECHTEL, as its sole and only partners, to be the owners as tenants in partnership in fee simnle of said premises, and the whole thereof,- free and clear of any and all right, title, eslaic, lien or interest in or to said real property of said defendants, or any of them, or claimed by said defendants, or any of them, and that said defendants, and each of them, be forever enjoined restrained and barred from assert ing, attempting to establish or to Claim any nym. uuu, cataic, ....., interest or claim in or to said real propery, or any portion thereof, and that the title of said plain tiffs be forever quieted, i This Summons is published by Order of the Honorable C. K. McCormick made and rendered in the above entitled Court' and cause on the 31st day of July 1958, prescribing that this Summons be served by publication thereof once each week for four (4) consecutive and successive weeks in the La Grande Evening Observer, a news paper published and of general circulation in Union County, Ore gon. Date of first publication, Au gust 1, 1958. Date of last publication, Au gust 22, 1938. Ross E. Hearing , Attorney for plaintiffs 15 First National Bank Building La Grande, Oregon Pub. Aub 1. 8. 15, & 22. 1958. Conductor ' Equal To , The Occasion BOSTON fUPP Conductor Ar thur Fiedler proved equal to the occasion when a shower delayed the csplnnada concert by the Bos ton Pops Orchestra Wednesday night. Ho eliminated 'Tivhiilr to the Deluge" from I lie program. ' Observer, La Grande, Ore.. Friday, Aug. IS, 1958 B Pag, j Lunar Rocket Shot Dates Announced .WASHINGTON JUPD A .top Air Force general said today the Unitedi Stptes. has a. ,"50-50" chance , of blasting an instrument Carrying robot to the vicinity of the moon in the first lunar-probe launching expected next week. n -tf " - LflliM iaf-V?CmrlhTi- riilBiinffftotn ' i innnnni EN ROUTE TO THE MOON. .Dale Naylor, 14, of San Diego, Calif,, pvt this kite up almost, half a mile .into the air, to. where it was scaring. the pilots of incoming airplanes at Llndberg Field. At the suggestion of police. Dale grounded his kite and has prom ised to fly it at lower altitudes. ,- Market Quotations By United Press PORTLAND LIVESTOCK Cattle for week. 2500. Trade un even good and choice steers under 1150 lbs. steady over 1150 includ ing standard steers 25-50C lower, heifers steady; cows, closed 25-50c higher other classed steady; choice steers under 1100 lbs. 26.25 26.75, weights above 1150 lbs. 25- 25.75. Good grade steers under 1100 lbs. 25-25.50; , weights above down to 24. Standard steers 22.50 24.50; mixed good and choice heifers 24.50-25.00, those at 25.00 mostly choice. Good grade heifers 23.00-24.00: standard 2U50 -.. 22i50 Commercial. cows 19-20.00, utility 16.50-18.50 two loads utility beef cows on the close 19.00 and 19.25. Cahner and cutters 14.00 - 15.50, heavy cutters to 16.50 and light canners as well as wasty canners and cutters 13.00 - 14.00; . Utility bulls 23.00-25.00; light, cutter, bulls 19.00-22.50. Calves for week 355. Trade moderately active slaughter calves and vealers steady. Choice venlcrs 27.00-28.00 few 28.50, good 25.00 - 26.00. Good and choice slaughter calves 25.00-27.00, stand ard; calves and vealers 20.00-2o, cull and utility calves and vealers 15.00-10.50; few good stock steer calves . 27.00-28.00. . Hogs for week 1750. Trade mod erately active butchers 25-50c low er than early last week. U.S. 1 and 2 grade butchers 180-235 lbs. on the close 24.75 - 25.00. Mixed LEGAL NOTICE . NOTICE OF SALE . .Notice is hereby given that pur suant to an order issued, to the Sheriff of Union County, State of Oregon, , by the .County Court of sa!d County and Slate m regular session on the 7th. day of August, 1958, being the second judicial day of said term; in accordance with Section 86-143, O. C; L. A., as amended, I shall sell the tracts or parcels of land listed below on Monday, the- 15th. day of Septem ber, 1958. at 10:00 A. M., at the front door of the Court House in the City of La Grande, County of Union, State of Oregon, by public auction, for not less than the mini mum price set out after each tract or parcel, for cash at time of. sale. , . : .... . Tract. No. 1.. The South half of the South, half of the Northeast quarter of the Northeast quarter (S'iS'iNE'.V NE'i Section 25, Tp. 2 North. Range 38. E. W. M. Minimum price $450.00 , . . Tract No. 2. Silver King Lode Mine Property located in the N. E. 'i S. E. tt. Section 36, Tp. 6 South, Range 41, E. W. M. and the S. W. l of Sec tion 31, Tp. 6 South. Range 42, E. W. M.. containing 20 acres more or less. Minimum price $40.00 . i . Tract No. 3: -Commencing 110 feet West of the Northeast corner of Block "E", Coggans Second Addition lo La Grande. Oregon, thence West 90 feet, thence South 60 feet, thence East 90 feet, thence North 60 feet to the beginning. Minimum price 5330.00 , . Tract No. 4. Lots 17 to 20. inclusive of Block 13, of the town of Alicel, Oregon. Minimum price $80.00 l Tract , No.-5. Lot 1 to 4. inclusive of Block 29. of the town of Alicel, Oregon. jMini- mum price $80.00 Alt of the above property being located in Union County. Oregon. H. A. Klinghammcr, Sheriff of Union County. ,. Oregon Pub. Ann. 15, and 29. and Sept. 5. .1958 . Lt. Gen. Samuel E. Anderson, commander of the Air Research and Development Command, gave his first evaluation of the lunar rocket mountod at Cape Canaver al, Fla. - ! Roy W. Johnson, director of the grade lots 24.00-24.50.. heavier and lighter butchers 23.00-24.00 with a few down to-22.00. Sows close 25 50c lower U.S. 1 and 2 grade sows 270 350 lbs. 21.00 - 22.50; mixed grade sows 350-550 lbs. 18-20.50. One .lot of feeder pigs Wednesday 110 lbs. 24.00. ... , Sheep for week 3000. Trade ac tive on the close slaughter lambs strong; other classes steady ex cept feeders weak to 50c lower. One deck of choice Washington spring , range lambs 103 lbs. Thursday 21.50; other choice. slaughter spring lambs 85-105 lbs. 20.50-21.00: few on the. close 21.50. Good grade slaughter lambs 19.50 20.50; good and choice 60-90 lb. feeders 17.50-18.50; late after 19.00 early. Medium - and . good light weights 16.50-17.50. Cull to good slaughter ewes 3.00-7.00. PORTLAND DAIRY . . i Eggs To retailers: . Grade AA large, 5G-58C doz. ; A large, 52-55c doz.; AA medium, 47-48c; A me dium, 46-47c; AA .smalls, 29-32c doz.; carton l-3c additional. Butter To retailers: AA and Grade A prints, 66-67c lb.; carton lc lb. higher; B prints, 64-65C Cheese (medium cured To re tailers: A large Cheddar single daisies, 40-51c; 5-lb. loaves, 51'A.'-" 57c; processed American cheese, 5-lb. loaf, 40-43C. i PORTLAND GRAIN White wheat 196. Soft white, H.R. applicable 196, White club 196. Hard red winter ord. 194. Hard white baart ordinary no bid Oats no bid. Barley 46.25. ' La Grande Markets The La Grande Livestock Com mission reports that the market was active with some classes of feeder cattle showing stronger. Slaughter cattle held steady. The run" was light, and they look for larger runs lo start in about two vocks. . ' Hog receipts' 237. Top - on choice butchers 22.00-23.50; bulk 32.00-23.00; packing sows 17.00 18.50; feeder pigs 20.00-22.00; stags, no dock 11.00-13.00. Sheep receipts 21. lambs-18.00- 19.00. -Cattle receipts, 169. coice fed steers 23.00-24.00; good 22.50-23.-00: good grass fat steers 20.00 22.00; standard .grass fat steers 19.00-21.00; choice 22.00-22.85; good grain fed heifers 20.00-21.00: good grass fat heifers 21.00-22.00; standard Brass fat heifers snnn. 21.00; good grain fed cows 18.00- 19.00: commercial grain fed cows 17.50 18.00: utility grass fat cows 16.00-17.50: medium - grass fat pons 15.00-16.00; tutter cows 14.00-15.00; canners 13.00-14.00; bulls 20.00-22.00; veal calves 24.- f)0-27..25. - - - j. ..... . Stockcrs and feeders:, good leeder steers 22.00-24.00; medium feeder steers 21.00-22.00; good stock steers 25.00,26.50: medium stock steers 24.00-24.50;... good Sioek heifers 23.00-24.00: medium stock heifers 21.00-22.00; feeding cows 16-17.50:' good stock steer calves 29.00-31.00 medium stock steer calves 27.00-28.00; good heif er calves 26.00-27.50: -medium heifer calves 24.50-25.00; dairy type heifer calves 20.00-21.00; dairy lye steer calves 18.50 19.00. Pentagon's Advanced Research Projects Agency, previously had estimated the chance of success in-the first lunar shot at 'no bet ter than one in ten." - ' However, Johnson's estimate ap plied to a different degree, of suc cess. In the achievement he spoke of the radio-equipped robot would pass at 'east once around the moon and would transmit to earth a picture or the moon's far side which has never been seen. No Date Set , : t 'no date has beep, announced for the launching, but , informed Wednesday the blast- - off could occur as early as 8 a.m., e.d.t.. Sunday, , . . -..' Anderson, who . is . the Air Force's overall boss for both Cape Canaveral and the Ballistic. Mis siles . Command at. . Inglcwood, Calif., discounted the fact the WO foot lunar rocket's third stage has never been flight tested. ,He said in an interview (he third stage lias received innumer able, ground tests and is., ''a gpod rocket.",.. . .. . : -i I the first two stages of the lunar rocket are the Air Force's Thor Able, which has carried two space-travelling mice on 6,000-mile journeys into the South Atlantic. In Airless Space ' The instrumented robot journey to the moon would be. 226,000 miles and would take at least two days. But only a small amount of additional power is reqmrcti De cause the 60-pound robot would be moving in airless space. .; Scientists, familiar with-, the project said that if the lunar rock et cannot be fired shortly after 8 . a.m. Sunday, then it might - be fired shortly. -after 9 a.m..-e.d.t,, Monday, shortly after 10 am, e.d.U-Tuesday, or shortly after 11 am., e.d.t., Wednesday.. v , If the shot cannot be made at any of those times, then the lunar launching-must be postponed until mid-September.- i , The Defense Department, in a formal statement commenting on the reports, confirmed thore are only four days in each month and only a few minutes in each of those days whenthe relative posi tions of the earth and moon, will permit a lunar, probe launching. , '' '.- ' " ' ' 1 7'ft5 i New TV Outlet Is Forecast PORTLAND lUPH Officials lot Trans-Video Company 'of Orcgoil said here that they hope to acti-' vate television channel 27 in Port land with 20,000 watts by the end of this year. . Wally Mats'o'ri, co-owner, of . the firm, said an application has been filed with the Portland city cou cil for permission to alter ari existing transmitter station and erect a 248-foot tower on Healy Heights. .;'. i Matson said plans for the- liew station hinged on approval of the permit and acceptance of revised construction fllans by the Federal Communications Commission, i ! The Portland planning commis sion said in a report to the coun qil that it could not recommend erection of the Healy Heights tow er unless de-icing equipment is in cluded to prevent formation of ice on any part of the tower. Mother Of Mrs: Myer Dies In West Virginia , : Mrs. A. C. Myer and daugh ter, Barbara, were enroute lo Sa lem, W. Va., today (o attend the funeral of Mrs. Myer's mother, Mrs. G. G: Brand. -.'.' y.. .......... Mrs. Brand nasKorl au-a'v sfvoi. al days ago after a brain hemorr hage. She had "been ill for some months. . . - NAUTJLUS U. S. BOUND WASHINGTON (UPI) The nuclear -.. powered submarine Nautilus will put in at New York harbor . for three days after its return Aug. 25 from its historic journey under the North Pole, the Navy announced Thursday. , NeW York Stocks NEW, YORK (UPD Stocks retreated today under the pinch tighter .money. Individual,, losses. , ran past ',,2 points in a number of issues, 'al though on balance the market was up from its lows. Chemicals,, air crafts, nonferrous metals, oils iand railroads led the market , lower. lne maiKet interpreted me r ed; erol. Reserve's recent ,money,,mar- ket moves an increase in Ihn rite. count rate in the San Francisco area, an increase, in margin re quirements and. a rise in short- lAvmi in!.n..t ..In, .. money supply as signs that "in flation is the problem, of the hour. DuPont was off more than' 2 points in the chemicals at its low. Allied Chemical also was a weak spot in this group, but Dow. Chem ical bucked the trend with a small gain. Kennecott was off around 2 at its low on n dividend cut. .Other coppers retreated fractionally. Shell lost more than 1 at its worst, but most, of the leaders in the oil group were down fraction ally. Losses in the rails exceeded a point or more in a number of issues. . . .. ,. , American, jilotors- was down a small fraction. Chrysler ., was off more than a point at its low. Ben dix and United were the weak spots in the nirerafts. Airliner al so were under pressure.