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NEW BUICKS HERE Mike
model. The 19(50 line ot mucks are now on display here.
MARKETS
B 1 United Preit International
DAIRY MARKETS
PORTLAND U'I Dairy
market :
Eggs-To retailers: Grade AA
extra large, 5355c doz. ; A A large,
49-rle; A large. 46-48e: AA me
dium, 3!Mlc; AA small, 26 -28c;
cartons l-3c additional.
Butter To retailers: AA and
grade A prints. 70c lb.; carton,
lc higher; B prints, 68c.
Cheese 'medium cured) To
retailers: A grade Cheddar single
daisies, 41-51c: processed Ameri-,
can cheese. 5-lb. loaf. 40-43C.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND lUPD-lL'SDA) -Weekly
livestock:
Cattle 1500; trade uneven; fed
steers mostly steady: h e i f e r s
weak to 50c lower: cows generally
steady except strong to 50c higher
at extreme close; stocker and
feeder cattle weak to 50c lower;
load high-choice with some prime
1074 lb. steers 2; 16 head lot
choice 1030 lbs. 28.50; load high
good with some choice 1151 lbs.
27.50: standard 23.50-25.50; utility
18 50-22; cuiters down to 17; few
good heifers 25-26; standard 22.50
24.50; cutters and utility 16-21;
utility cows 15 17; canncrs and
cutters mostly 10 50 - 12.50 late;
utility bulls 22 23; cutters 18.50
21.50; canners down to 16; me
dium and good stocker and feeder
steers 22.50-24.
Calves 325; trade moderately
active on slaughter classes, most
ly steady; stockers weak to 1 low
er; good and choice vealers 27-32;
culls clown to 12; good and choice
slock calves 24-29.
Hogs 2350: trade uneven; closed
around 25c lower alter recovering
mid-week dip U. S. No. 1 and 2
butchers 190-235 lb. 15.50 - 15.75;
mixed 1, 2 and 3 lots 14.50-15.25:
sows unevenly 9-12.50 for 500-550
lbs.
Sheen 2iiK); all classes about
steadv; high good and choice
wooled lambs 18-19; shorn mostly
17.50-18.50: god and choice feed
ers 14.50-1640; cull to good ewes
2-5.
CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO il't'l' Cash grain:
Wheat: 2 red 194'jN.
Corn: 1 yellow 12i; 2 yellow
CCC 121H: 3 yellow 120'2; 3 yel
low CCC 120; 5 yellow CCC 118;
sample grade yellow 115-117.
Oats: 1 heavy white 3"f"3H.
1 extra heavy white 74".; 2 extra
heavy white 74'j.
Rye: 2 plump 141N.
Barley: Malting 115-120; feed 88
105. Soybeans: 2 yellow 211'iiN.
track Chicago.
NEW YORK STOCKS
NEW YORK U'PIt Stocks
improved today with late prices
around the best levels of the ses
sion. Gain ranged to more than 5
points with the electronics the
best performers. This group and
others connected with space
moved higher. Steels received
more attention near closing time.
Chemicals ruled strong, especial
ly those companies which make
rocket fuel.
Oil issues with few exceptions
moved higher. Rails had a some
what better tone. Some of the
metals advanced. Aircrafts ruled
strnntr tires mixed, and cameras
sharply higher. Many specials
rose 1 or 2 points.
In the electronics, Litton and
Zenith rose 5 Doints or more.
Gains running to 2 points came
into RCA. Beckman. General
Infra-State and
Inter-State
Livestock
Hauling
RAINBOW
TRANSPORTATION
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Lynch of Gett;rigs-Lynch Motor
Stubblefield Twins Gaining
Ground Following Operation
PORTLAND UTI '-Little Jean
ett Kim Stubblefield, who rallied
with what doclurs called "miracu
lous gains" Thursday, and her
Siamese twin sister Denett Linn
today began the third day of their
sepa-ated lives.
Dctors said ledoy that Jean
ett was still having some difficul
ty in breathing, even though
Thursday afternoon she rallied
from what doctors termed a
"very low condition." Her condi
tion remained nearly unchanged
from the afternoon advisory.
Death Sentence
is Commuted At
last Minute'
SAN QUENT1N, Calif. UPI
Harold Langdon never got to eat
his last meal of fried chicken,
chocolate cake and a vanila milk
shake.
Langdon was scheduled to die
in the gas chamber today for kid
naping. He had ordered his last
meal and was saying goodbye to
his family Thursday night.
Then the news came that Gov
Edmund G. Brown had commuted
his death sentence to life impris
onment. -
Langdon said his prayers were
answecd.
"I thank you, Jesus," he said
He had waived a jury trial on
charges of robbery and kidnaping
and had been sentenced to death
by a Los Angeles judge under
terms of the state's Little Lind
berg Law.
Union" Ladies Plan
Bazaar, Food Sale
UNION 'Spcci all Three Links
Bazaar and cooked Food Sale will bri,.f business session.
begin at 9 a.m. Saturday at Nek-i parents then will visit the
Morrison s store Mrs. William various classrooms, meet with
hill.ps is genera chairman. In ,caclers and f Ouow the stu
the gift division, a' kinds of hand dcnt ac)ivitv prcgram day bv day.
lit fa"ablf' 3j All parents are urged io at-
fancy work, aprons, and hand . . F
made Christmas decorations. I
Special feature of the bazaar is
the Three Links Cook book, fa-:
voritc recipes of the members.
Mrs. Dick Robertson is chairman
of the cook book committee.
The second hand stcrc will be
another feature.
Thiokel ran up more than 2 points
and U. S. Borax strengthened in
the rocket fuels.
DuPont rose more than 2 in the
chemical department. Drugs had
their strong spots, notably Ameri
can Home Products and Abbott
Laboratories.
A.M. SPRINKLER I GATES
IRRIGATION SYSTEMS BELTS & PULLEYS
RAINBIRD SPRINKLERS A Srze GE
Atla, Workshop " Electric Motor,
POWER TOOLS VCT0R
Phillip. Red Head " Welding Supplies
Concrete Fastener 4 . , m
PortabI Farm
Bolts ChainsSteel . Acetylene Welding
Steel Cable " Unit
PACIFIC CENTRIFUGAL
Industrial
nd SUPPLY
mi
stands beside new Buick
(Observer fnoio) 1
However, her three- month- old
twin Denett was strong enough
Thursday night to take some di-i
luted milk orally. She had been j
bottle-fed a solution of sugar, salt
and water Thursday afternoon.
The twins were separated in a
five-hour operation by four doc
tors in the University of Oregon
Medical School hospital here
Tuesday morning. . .
Jeanett began to show difficulty
in breathing Wednesday and doc
tors performed a tracheotomy, In
serting a silver tube in her wind
pipe so she would be able to
breathe more easily.
Still Critical
Even though Jeanett apparently
passed a crisis yesterday and
Denett drank her first milk since
their trip to surgery, hospital
attendants emphasized that both
girls were still considered in criti
cal condition and would remain so
for some time.
A 24-hour watch over the nfants
will continue as long as neces
sary, hospital officials said.
The twin girls were born a
month premature by Caesarian
section to Mrs. James Stubble
field of Parma, Ida., on June 29
in Nyssa, Ore., hospital. The girls
were flown here for special treat
ment shortly after birth.
First PTA Meet
Of Junior High
Monday Night
First meeting of the year by
the Parent Teachers Association
of La Grande Junior High School
is scheduled for 7:30 o'clock Mon
day night at the school gym. ,
PTA President Buck Hermann
said a social hour would be the
(iri rii..- tn he fniinu-l hv a
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