SHS Students Run for Office Michael Glenn, Alan Miller, Jack Miller and Bob Seamster were nominated for the office of president of Salem high student body at a nominating assembly Monday. Additional candidates may add their names to the list tin til school closes today by ob taining 25 signatures on a peti tion for the office desired. Nominated from the floor for first vice-president were Hugh Bellinger, Marian Carson, Jackie Johnson, Wilfred Logan, Beldon Owens and Carolyn Wilkes; for second vice-president are Peggy Barrick, Leta Jean Evans, and Ruth Heitzman; for secretary, Margie Coe, Arlene Hilficker, Crystal . Huntington. M a u r i n e Jones and Virginia Lewis; for song queen, Janice Baker, Evelyn Bishop, Mary Brehm, Dolly Da vidson, Sue Hef frin, Claralyn Lee, Dot McCall and Marilyn Nichols; Gillnetters Get Set for Season ASTORIA, April 28-UP)-JUlnet fishermen headed up the Colum bia today to get set for opening of the commercial fishing season at noon Wednesday. Canneries will get the highest price on record, 23 cents a pound for their salmon. Steelhead will bring them 13 Vi cents, IVt cents under the union demand. The season ends May 20. Re ports from trollers both in the lower and mid-Columbia J said fishing is good. TRUMAN TO VISIT HILLS WASHINGTON, April 2-(JCf-President Truman will visit the Black Hills in South Dakota late this summer or next year I Rep. Case (R-SD), said today. The president wants to visit Alaska and the Northwest," Case j said, "but his schedule depends upon a lot of different things for yell king, Jim Hunt and Bob Sharp. Slow Market Shows Losses NEW YORK. April 28-W-It was a two-way street for the stock market today with the lower lane getting" most of the traffic which was among the slowest of the past year. The ticker tape dozed from the start. ' Fractional advances ruled until around the fourth hour when timid offerings reduced or cancelled the majority of plus marks. Declines of as much as 1 to 2 points in a few cases, and minor amounts generally, pre dominated by a shade at the close. Transfers of 590,000 shares com pared, with 780,000 Friday and were a low for a full stretch since March 24 which, in turn, was a bottom since July 5, 1946. The 'Associated Press 60-stock composite was off JZ of a point at 61.4. It was the narrowest five hour market since last August 19. Of 871 issues registering, 330 fell and 301 rose. American Telephone added lfcYear-OId Found After Enlistment SAN FRANCISCO, April 28 The army finally located 16-year-old Lee Bolin, missing Seattle youth, at the Presidio today. He had enlisted at Sacramento and will be sent to San Antonio, Tex., after processing, an officer said. The Sacramento army re cruiting office said he submitted a notarized affidavit stating he was 22 years old when he -nlisted Friday. He was reported miss'.ig more than a week ago when an auto mobile he borrowed from his Ta- coma grandfather turned up in Roseburg, Ore., in the possession of John William Huson, 27. Hu son said Bolin gave him the car in Sacramento to return to the grandfather. at 165V. as hopes for a break in the strike revived. iiil WILL SOMEBODY PLEASe TMPOW ME LP A BATH TOWEL? BLONDS RT I fl I' ' ill"' m fi - btIXJjt ' '. ;V .: if ' V y ' . ' -, : y. a I ill HM5m" 331 Q ' AND ME M8.TEACV. I WAMT THEEE ITOTMAWVOU FOR FOB THE CELOmESS kTEEPS. IFXJBSUTT AND CAP- CLACK; TUBE OF THE MUZ- DEBE3? OP wtV SON. R5 jig WHEN GLANCE WfT5 THE tNEWSSJANOS THE- 6TH OF JUNE, VOU CAN BE PUOUO OP TTHE PACT VOU HAVE I AM DEEPLV GRX PLAVtDJ linn AND AT HEAPQUAgTEPS, WHENlL SUOULD BE HERE TCACV 1 ANV MINUTE. BE BACkJjUNIOg. WHAT OH, NOTHING MUCH. I JUST T WANTED TO SHOW HIM A J TTLE DRAWING I ifeQrSS .om- o MY6000MESS CaAOOUS! vfe X THOUGHT TUBE WAS J. W AW ONLY ONE VOOLD-NOW J 8vS X'w.Wk S I KIM SEE A WHOLE f 1XvT4 LITTLE ANNIE EOONZT i Tie a tirr ritr LA MOST OF THE PLANETS 1) ARE LARGER TUAMOUfi WORLD -ANO NEW WOBLOS ARE BQNd ; mtrrticnen m , , COMSTAMTLY- v GEE-r DIDWT KNOW- VERY FEW PEOPLE M REALIZE THAT TMEIR LIVES ANO ALL THE LIFE OF THIS WORLD OEPENO ON (I 4 WAMT DOES SAWYER I TWNKZAM-AMUlg? rwyZite2xAa DKaynTMTJOSACCURJO CSrPMa JUNaRTOHEOt wrro LOOK B3 WW. I uuHgcg ANDMosources LaCfesssM'.'; BUZZ SAW I La wc pwrr nwp cm? ptane, tNERE CUT 0F1? FROM TIC COASt WE'RE FL0UNDERN6 ABOUND PCEPtRAMOPttPtR IKTO TME HEART OF AFRICA FOOEYOWTUAT STUFFl CAWVSR POE5NTKH0W WHEM KUCKEftenXBO.THERdTWIW "-AMPeOBACKTOTHEWAZtS, , JT 1 CANT neWT. MiCiCSTV. X OUST CANT etJT AAA9! sgczxt mousz MONtSTX CANT! X'N 1 NATCWERLV SWCET TEMPERED! 7 ' XJ . I ( I'LL AAAKI t CO. hC 0OB8LE? M NStPE TWCT te 11 GASOLINE ALLET ' F VOP HAP 'EM W THINK AN THAT FELLOW JS!' UNL0APE9 AT MOKE Si 50? F 1 UPIN BLOCKS OVEZ g fLAGES VOU WOULPKfT J-y ' THBZE. 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Now York Stock Quotations NEW YORK, April Zi-(A)-T odny't Al Chem & Dye, 172 IGen roods American Can.,.. 90V4:Gen Motors Am Power & XI 12 IGoodyear Tire. Am Tel & TeL...165a Gt North pfd Anaconda Atchison Bendix A via Beth Steel Boeinf Air SSVW'Int Harvest 794 Hat Paper pfd .. 31iU.ManviUe 847s!Kenneeott 17 V4 Lone Bell A 244lMayta 1 1 Vi 'Miami Copper.. .... IMont Ward 0Vi!Nash Kenvin .... 2T,'Nat Dairy . 26 !N Y Central Calif Pack . Canadian Pae . Case J I Chrysler Com with Sou . Cons Edison ... Cons Vultee- 15H!North Am Co Cont Ins 48 (Northern Pac Crown Zel 26 Pac Am Fish Curtis Wr . 4!Pac Gas Elec Douglas Air 62 PT4T Dupont de Ne.177H!Pan American... Gen Electric J4fcPenney J C closing quotations: 40 'Radio Corp ... 56mRayonier 4SH!Rayonier pfd 39i!Reynolds Met 80V4Richfield Oil . .... jSafeway . 115ViSears Roeb ... 43,s Sinclair Oil 16i!So Pacific 9 IStan Brands lSVStan Oil Cal . Mmstew Warner . 157sStudebaker 30s!Sun Mining 14!Union Oil 26 'Un Pacific lSiUn Airlines 104iUn Aircraft 36 U S Steel . Warner Bros . . 12 m West Elec . 40 I Wool worth Tho) Statesman, Salem, Orogoru Tuesday, April 23. 197 j Com Leads in Grain Tumble CHICAGO, April la--Corn paced a sharp downturn in grains on the board of trade today, tum bling as much as 7 rents to new lows since March 20 in a fairly active trade. Selling of corn undermined both oats and wheat, although the lat ter grain had displayed a steady undertone during early .trading. Weakness in cash wheat prices and clear weather for seeding oats were other depressing influences on prices. final wheat prices were 24- lower. May $2.58-2.57 n, corn was 2Vi to 6H cents lower. May 1.61-1.60, and oats Hi to 3 cents lower. May 854-85i. Heavy country offerings of cash grain constituted the main reason for the break in corn. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore, April a APi Butterfat tentative (subject to im mediate change), premium quality maximum of Ji of 1 Der cent acidity delivered, tat Portland. S7-6SC lb.: first quality ss-4ftc lb: second quality 61 63c; valley-routes and country points, 2c less than first or C4-e5e lb. Butter Wholesale, f o b. bulk. lb cubes, grade A A. 83 scrrs Sic: A. 92 core, 0c: B 80 score 'SOc; C. 88 score. 57C. Cheese Selling price to Portland wholesalers: Oregon ' singles. 33-53c; Oregon loaf. 3SU-54C. Ecks To wholesalers: A trade. targe. S21s-53'sc: medium. - 48,a-49t1c; A grade small. O'xc: B grade, larce. 45,,-47isC Mgs rurcnased from rastwets: Cuuent receipts. 45-SOc: btnrers pay 3-3 ' jC below wholesale quotations on graded basis for best hennery eggs. Live chickens Paymg price to pro ducers: No. 1 broilers, under S lbs. 39 30c lb: fryers. 3 to 3 lbs, 29-30c; 3 to 4 lbs. 34 -35c lb; roasters. 4 lbs and over. 34-35c lb: fowl. Leghorn, under 3'i lbs. lS-20c: 3a lbs and over. 20-23c; colored, all weights, 32-33c lb: stags, ail weights. 14-lSc. Rabbits Average to retailers. 48-51c lb dressed: prices to producers. 43c: fryers, live, white. 3Q-34C lb; colored, 17-21C lb. Onions, green local, mid -Columbia. 40-SOc. s Onions, dried Oregon yellow. No. 1. 3 Inches and larger. 1.75-JflO, m re turn. 1.73-2X0: Texas white wax. 4 00 4.23: Bermudas. 3.00-323. Sale to job bers, cold storage. Me. Is. 2.00-25; nedium. 1.75. I Potatoes Mussett, No. Jt sper hun dredweight, $3 7-4.00: bekerlsue 34 50 4.70; N. ts. 83.10-3 JS: No. 3 A aO-Ib. 81.00-l.05n . 15-lb. W-5c: Deschutes. No. 2TS0-lb. II. 25-1 JO. New crop. California 100-lb stcks. 4 25-4 45: Texas Blaa Triumphs. 50-lbs. 1 00-3.50: track sales. No. 1. Calif, long whites, 100 lbs. 3 90. Dressed meats Veal Light; top quality. 35 -36c; heavy, top quality, 28 30c: B. 25-36e: C. 22-34c; cull, li-toc; bogs block butchers, peckery style. 125-100 lbs, J7-Mc; over 213 Iba. 3-37c lb: sows, all wts. 29-34c lb: lambs A A. 3S-40C: A. 37-lSc: B, 34-3tei C. 2S-30C lb: mutton 10-lSc lb. according to quality; beef best quality. 33-34c; B. 2S-36c; C. 22-24c; canner and cutter. J8-2lc; bologna bulla. zS-2Sc. Cascara bark Grcon. 8-8' tc; dry. 20c. Wool Valley, coarse and medium grades. ! 4-43',c lb. Mohair 4oc lb on 12-month- growth. Hay Wholesale rail shipment: Green alfalfa, i No. 2 or better. 335 00-3300 ton: Bk. 1 timothy. 83S00-3S00; oaU and vetch. S21.CO-2.00 ton. depending upon quality; clover hay. uncertified. baled on farms. fTt fift-27 00. CANADIAN DOLLAR SI8ES NEW YORK, April 2-JP-Th Canadian dollar (free rate) ad vanced of cent today, closing at a discount of 9 per cent, or tl U. S. cents. Last July Canada pegged Its official dollar at par with the U. S. dollar. It was the first improvement m the Carmdian dollar since April 1. Price Rumors Chill Market CHICAGO. April 28-UVPer-si stent talk of lowered price sent a depressing chill through com modity markets today and several leading staples suffered sharp breaks. Corn, wheat, rnttnn u-rv-tl ami coffee ended at lower levels after a day ol nervous trading. Cash butter at New York and rash lard at Chicago slumped. A few com- moaiues, including raw bide ana hlfarhahl rattsmaovf oil futiii-M moved upward against the. trend. Alter a lowering opening, hogs at Chicago, closed steady. Cattle sold steadr to 25 cents lower siui sheep advanced 25 to 40 cents. Flour declined 25 to 35 cents a hundred pounds at Minneapolis. NOTICE OF KKGISTBATION " OF TKABE-M AJtK Notice is Hereby Grren that Write Right Manufacturing Company, a cor poration, has filed with tho geereaarr of Stat of the Stat of Oregon tts i raoe-Marx. consisting of the fol lowing words: ' -WRmt RIGHT said words being wTtrten tn script ferra and printed, stamped or pasted eat wrappers or container of paper pro ducts and printed or stamped on note books, notebook covers and typing tablet. m That tho nam of the corpoeothm owning said Trade-Mark la WRITX RIGHT MANUFACTURING COM PANY, located at 141 Man gum Street. S W . Atlanta. Georgia, said corpora tion being organised under tho laws" of the State of Georgia, and the ar ticles of merchandise, to which oaid Trade-Mark is to be applied are paper products, namely writing tablets for both ink and pencil, small notebooks, stenographic notebooks, compasitiosi books, typewriter tablets, envelopes both commercial and personal, station ery, adding machine paper, and ring binders. WRITE RIGHT MANUFACTURING CO. By Mrs. R. G. Barber Secretary-Troaaurer. Ap 15--S9 Portland Grain PORTLAND, Ore, April 28 i API Wheat: No futures quoted. Cash grain: No. 1 flax 7.00. Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 2J4: soft white (excluding Rex I 2.34. white club 2.34; western red 2.34. Hard red winter: Ordinary 2 34; 10 per cent 2.37; 11 per cent 2.43; 12 per cent 2.35. Hard white Baart: 10 per cent 234; 11 per cent 2.39; 12 per cent 2 4. Today's car receipts: Wheat 87; bar ley 2; flonr 9; corn 7; mlllfeed 13. Salom Market Quotations BUTTERFAT Premium - ' - No. 1 . No. 2 PRINTS Wholesale Retail ... KOGS, Baying Prtra - Extra large - Medium and Standard Standards Pullets, cracks . :it:s. Srlllas Price Wholesale, large . Mediums POt'LTRt St J5 JU .84 jH S3 .48 .48 JO M SI Jt s Colored hens. No. 1 , No. 2 Fryers , M LIVESTOCK fay Valley rack) Spring lamb . . . 30 00 !4 Iambs, wool led 19.50 1948 lambs, shorn U SO Ewes 8.00 8.00 to 14.00 -10 00 to 15.50 Dairy cows Dairy bulls veal .12 00 to 23.00 Hog prices 35c pet hundred under Portland prices for each particular cla Stss bought subject Stocks and Bon5; (Compiled by the Associated Press) April STOCK AVERAGES 30 Monday Previous day Week ago Month ago Year ago IS Intiua. Ralls M l : 30.7 84.4 . 8.t 91.1 -107.1 30 J 308 340 44 5 15 SO Util. Stks 42 S Si 4 42.7 42 8 447 54 7 .81 8 81.1 653 79.4 Portland Livestock PORTLAND. Ore, April 38 (API (USDA) Cattle: -Salable 1450. toUl 3000; calves salable and total 300; mar ket uneven; early sues steers steady to strong: extreme top 88 cents higher; later trado on all classes steody to weak: cales steady; load chela 97S lb. Coi xado fed steers 23 M. new record high; other medium-good steers 11.23 2430. common grade down to 1100; few stockers and feeders up to 30.00; common-medium heifers 15.00-18.00: good fed heifers 21 .30-23.00: canner and cutter cows 11.00-13 00: shells down to B OO: fat dairy type cows 14 00-13 J: bed I um-rood feed cows It 0O-19 00: good bw( bulls steady at ISOo-SA: medium good sausage bulla 13.99-1740; good- Nlotictvi Radio Co. FOR REPAIRS ONE TO TWO DAYS SERVICE SALES PACKARD-BELL, GILFILLAN Table and Console and Combinations Motorola and Philco Auto Radios Phcne 5955 153 S. Liberty St. BOND AVER AG FS to la Ruts IndusL Monday Previous day Week ago Month ago YMr ua 1947 nigh 97.1 1947 low 81.1 91.1 93 3 AS 94.8 io4 a 103J 1039 103.8 104.1 103.7 104.8 103.3 19 UUI 1054 105 J 1054 105.4 107.7 less 104.8 10 Fer'n .744" 74 8 74.7 HI 7S8 75 S 744 choice vealers 3440-2740; selected 2740- zs oo. Hogs: Salable 800. total SOOO: market 2S cents lower; good-choice .lSO-t4 lb 23.00: few lots down to 24.75: 285-350 lbs 23 00-50; 140-163 lbs 23 00-24 00. good sows 2140-22 CO; feeder pi under se vere pressure: no early sate. Sheep: Salable 900. totoMJdO: market very slow; few . sales steady- but most bids lower; one tot good-choice 108 lb woo led lamps tip to 20.50; few spring lambs held above 21.00: shorn lambs carrying bids around UN down- few 85-80 lb feeder lambs 14JM-1S40: good shore ewes T.00. woo led ewes up to 9.90; culls down to 340. TRADE MARK NOTICE Be it known that Schoole Hats. Inc. a Pennsylvania corporation, having its principal place of business In Philadei Pnia, Pennsylvania, did on the Mth day of April. 1947, register with the Secretary of Stale of the State of Oregon, as a trademark for hats, tho words "leaf Lite." aald trademark be ing used on hats In the buatnesa o( the said School Hats. Inc. by: LOUIS NECHO. Atty. Ap 29-My 8-13 Auctions Big Livestock & Furniture Auction at Lane SutltellY Community Auction at. 9:30 A.M. A 7 P.M. Wednesday, April 30t!i Located 1 ! mile eat of Fairgrounds on Silverton Road. Ph. 6098. ' 3 pe. birdsey maple bedroom art, da venoes. chairs, tables, radios, baby beds, springs, mattraasrs. dishes;. new blankets, sheets 8c linens, garden toots, lawn mowers. 4k many rruaceilaneoue articles. 8-inch Hammermtn with T screens. 3-section spring tooth. 2-bottom 18-mcii plow, 1937 Dodge stock truck. 2 lany stock trailers. 1 horse trailer. Many da old A veal calves, feeder 4c weaner ptgs. Dairy at beef cattle. Consign your livestock to this auction. . Large crowds, lot of good buyers. Come to buy or sell. 5 ' Salem Community Auction 3610 Silverton Rd. Furniture Sale Every Tues. 7:30 P.M. : If you are looking for' good awed or new furniture, come to these sales. Wt have ranges, dressers, heaters, sinks, rugs, and miscellaneous erttcwo. including new wool blankets, shorts pillow cases, towels, bed spreads, etc FARM PRODUCE No consignment too large or tee small for us to handle. Write or eat! us before selling. If you have no way of hauling your-' consignment we are equipped to do 93 for you. t Miller. Mgr. Alderman, Auct- Phone 2-5424 Livestock and Poultry 700 CHRISTY N. H. nulleta. redv . lay in about 2 months. SI 50 each. Jon , C. Koch. Rte. 8. box 355. FOUR WELL Bret. weU spotted Guernsey bulls. Trade for old bulls. C. White. 1 mile east of Turner. , ' FOR SALEORTRADE TOW5U BULL OR BEEF: I Jersey bulla. 2 : Island breeding, one St, Maws, very nice, serviceable age. purebred, no ' papers, your , choice 8123. E. I fltw -then. 1550 Lancaster Dr. Ph. 21343 mornings or evenings. 1 mile N. oi Kruener Store. NEwRAMP. chicks from ttepitesied stock a Parmenter Red Chicks. Write for price list, Gehrings Hatchery. Sil- , verxon. DO YOU OWN I A STOMACH that torments yov kscayso of oa eas acid and east Fastest retoef with TE8SIN TABLETS or snoo ty pack. Nee habit farming edaNa Laxative. Ask Yoe Oroggiat fee TESSIM! DBS. CHAN . . . LAM Dr.T.TXasaJJ. DrJO.CkasvNJ CHINESE HERBALISTS 241 North UbertT Upstatrt Portland General'' Electric Co. Office open Saturday only. 10 a.m. to t P-m- 8 to f PJ Consul Ution Blood preeauro and urine tests ore free of .charge Practiced ince 181T. HEALTH TO YOU WHEN HesnerrBoids FUteU FUsara rroUpae Itebiat and ether Rectal dlsorners are corrected. Ne nosplUUsaUew Quick Relief Dr. B. Reynolds Clinic Nstmre-PreeUlogis4 tit N. Liberty 8L, Ssleas. Ore m0 WANTED All kmos of cattle and nogs Will call at farm Write E a. Snethea. 13ae Lancaster - Drive Psw t!345 morn or eve - . CtJSTOM-dressing of chickens, any j number Pnmpt service. Dressed pout- try wholesale our specialty. Phone x-zhji. lki ttalchery. f r iiii