Xi
Slate Boards
To Scan Bids
On Buildings
The ate nertency board will
meet Thursday with the state
board of control - to consider
warding of contract for three'
Rate building projects. One in
rolves construction of treatment
building at the Oregon state hos
pital for which a bid of approxi
mately f 1,516,000-4- been re
ceived. "". '
Another is a patients dormi
tory at the state hospital farm to
cost $50,000. Third project is a
.tunnel connecting several build
ings at the state hospital. The es
timated cost of the treatment
building originally was fixed at
$1,000 .000 and the patients' cot
tage 1500,000.
It is necessary Tor the emer
gency board to join with the board
of control in approving these con
tract because part of the money
for obstruction will come out of
the 10.000,000 state building
fund authorized by the' voters at
a special election in June, 1115.
G3C DECLARES DIVIDEND
NEW YORK, May 5-P)-Di-rectors
cf General Motors corp.
today declared a dividend of 75
cents a share on the common
stock, payable June 19 'to stock
f record May 15. A similar am
ount was paid . in March when
the 75-cent rate was restored af
ter payments of 50 cents in each
of the three previous quarters.
Up-Down Mart
Ends in Rise
NEW YORK, May 5i)-It was
an up-and-down stock market to
day with frequent rallies and de
clines tending to cloud the specu
lative and investment picture. Due
to a few higher pivotal, through,
the overall average was up for
the fifth consecutive session.
Motors, paced by Chrysler with
a jump of better than 3 on fur
ther short covering and buying
in reflection of the doubled divi
dend and splitup proposal, were
the star performers although they
backed down In the final hour and
ending up 1 at 103. General
Motors held a gain of H at 59i.
The Associated Press 60-stock
composite was up .1 of a point at
63.2, a high price since April 11.
Of 898 issues registering' 353 fell,
322 rose and 223 were unchanged.
PHAKMACY LISTED
Omer J. Adkinson and Dorotha
B. Adkinson of Woodburn filed the
assumed business name of Wood
burn Pharmacy with the Marion
county clerk Saturday.
Oats Display
2-Cent Gain
CHICAGO, May 5-P)Oats
moved ahead for gains extending
to nearly 2 cents on the board of
trade today, but neither wheat nor
corn displayed any sustained
strength.
Wheat closed1 1 cent lower to
IVt higher. May $2.64 V, corn was
unchanged . to ' higher, ' May
$1.81Vi-y. and oats were i-l
higher, May 904-91.
May wheat was the only bread
cereal contract to show strength,
advancing on short-covering.
In the face of continued excel
lent crop reports, new crop wheat
could not advance. The Robinson
Elevator Corporation of Kansas
estimated the crop in that state
would total 262,500.000 bushels,
which even exceeded the forecast
made last Saturday by C M. Cal
vin of 259,770,000 bushels for the
state.
Spirit of Citizens
Rules Government,
Declares Johnson
It is the spirit of the people
which regulates the-laws, Dr. El
don Lee Johnson, head of the po
litical science department at Uni
versity of Oregon, told the Salem
Chamber of Commerce luncheon
group " Monda'y.
While government changes have
been made at other levels there
has been little if any change at
the county level since the days of
Queen Elizabeth of England, the
speaker said.
Government advances have not
been as rapid as scientific prog
ress. Johnson said, pointing to the
difficulty in adoption of atomic
bomb control measures.
Margaret Allen, Willamette May
queen, and members of her court,
were guests of honor at the luncheon.
IBsiaflfiai) IPircii$im
Road. Bridge
Bids Awarded
Highway contracts providing
for road grading, gravel stock pil
ing,' and bridge building at a cost
of about $670,000 have been
awarded by the state highway de
partment. Resurfacing, grading and stock
piling contracts involve a section
of the John Day-Burns highway
in Grant county and the Milton
Washington state line section of
the Oregon Washington highway
in Umatilla county. Four bridges
are to be constructed on the Oregon-Washington
highway near
Milton.
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PORTLAND. Ore . May' 5 (AP
Butterfat tentative l subject to im
mediate change), premium quality
maximum of .33 of 1 per cent acidity
delivered in Portland. 67 -10c lb.: first
quality. 669c lb.; second quality 01
65c: valley routes and country points
2 cents less than first or 04-C7C
Butter Wholesale FOB bulk 68
lb. cubes: Grade AA. 93 score. 41 -62c:
A. 92 score. 61 -82c; B. 90 score. 60-Slc;
C. W score. Sac.
Cheese Selling price i to Portland
wholesalers: Oregon singles 35-52c;
Oregon loaf 38',-o4c.
Eggs To wholesalers: A grade,
large. SHi-SS'ic: medium. 4Ri-49jC:
A grade small 42',c; B grade, large.
43s-7,-lC. .
Eggs Purchased from farmers:
Cut rent receipts. 4-50c: buvers pay
3-3''iC below wholesale quotations on
graded basis for best hennery eggs.
Live chickens Paying price to pro
ducers: No. 1 broilers, under 2 lbs. 29
30c lb: fryers. 2 to 3 lbs. 29-30C: 3 to 4
lbs, 35r37c lb: roasters. 4 Utts and over.
35-37c lb; fowL Leghorn.' under 3'i lbs,
18-20c; 3',i lbs and over. 20423c; colored.
N. lt-2 j
ia of Annual Statement for
the year ended December 31. 1948. of
the Sunset Lite insurance company
of America of Olympia. hi the State
of Washington, made to the Insur
ance Commissioner of the State of
Oregon, pursuant to law:
INCOME i
Total premium income for the year.
$432,419.42.
Interest, dividends and rents re
ceived during the year. $43,442.74.
Income from other sources received
during the year. $28,657.88.
Total Income. $5O4.S20.02TK
DISBURSEMEN13
Paid for losses, endowments, annui
ties and surrender values. $79,867.24
Dividends paid to policyholders, $13.
463 73.
Dividends paid to stockholders, none.
General insurance expenses. $103,
881.72. Amount of Commissions. Taxes and
other disbursement items and all oth
er expenditures (including investment
expenses $346,361. 887.142 65
Total expenditures, $284433.34.
ASSETS
Value of real estate owned (market
va-Hie (. none.
Loans on mortgages and collateral,
etc.. $244,995.90.
Value of bonds owned (amortized).
$660,778 M.
Federally Insured shares In Savings
4V Loan Ass'ns., $5883945.
Policy loans. $21.638 86.
Cash in banks and on hand. $140.-
52 01.
Interest and rents due and accrued.
$3.64944.
Net uncollected and deferred pre
miums. 899.309.40.
Other assets (net) -87.029 16.
Total admitted assets. $1.757.893 96.
LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND
OTHER FUNDS
Net reserves.. $1,161,326.00. '
Policy claims and losses outstand
ing. $11,446.12.
All other, liabilities. f25Z.4Zi.84
Total liabilities, except capital, $1.-
423.193.98.
Capital paid up. $350,000.00.
Unaasianed funds . (surplus). $82.-
700.00.
Surplus as regards -policyholders.
$332,700.00.
Total. $1,757,893.98.
BUSINESS IN OREGON
FOR THE YEAR
Net' premiums and annuities re
ceived. $37423.
Dividends paid to policyholders dur
ing the year. $8 50.
Net losses and .claims, endowments.
surrenders, and -annuities paid during I
the year. none. .
all weights. 32-33C lb: stags, all weights,
14-16c.
Rabbits Average to retailers. 48-S2c
lb dressed; prices to producers, sac;
fryers, live, white. ZO-Z4C id; coiorea
17-21c lb.
Onions, green local, mid -Columbia.
Z3-35C. few higher.
Onions, dried Oregon yellow. No.
1. 3 inches and larger. 2.73-3.09; med
ium. 1.65-1.75; Texas white wax. 4.00
4.25; Sale to Jobbers, cold storage.
No. is. 2.00-Z.Z3;. medium 1.75: truck
sales. Texas Bermudas. 3.00-3.25. ' -
Potatoes-steady. Oregon-Washington
russet? No. 1 per cwt. 3.75-4. Baker
size 4.50-4 70: No. 2 310-325; No. 2
(501 lb. 1-1 05. 15 lb. 0-5; Deschutes
No. 2. 50 lbs. 125-1.30; new crop: Cal
ifornia: 100 lb. sacks 4.25-4.43: Texas
Bliss Triumphs. 50 lbs. 3 15-3.50; Calif.
No. 1 long white. 100 lbt. sacks
3 RS-4 00; truck sales, Calif, long whites
3.70.
Dressed meats Veal Light, top
quality. 35-36c; heavy, top quality. 26-
30c: B. zs-zec; c. zz-Z4c; cuu. is-zuc;
hoes block butchers, packery style
123-160 lbs. 37-38c; over 213 lbs. 36-37c
lb; sows, all wts. 29-34C lb: lambs AA.
3S-40C-. A. 37 -38c; B. 34-36C; C. 28-30C
Synopsis of Annual Statement for
the year ended December 31. 1946. of
the the Great Northwest Life Insur
ance Companv of Spokane, in the
State of Washington, made to the
Insurance Commissioner of the State
of Oregon, pursuant to law:
INCOME
Total premium income for the year,
$531,107.96.
Interest, dividends arid rents re
ceived during the year. 1 08.34 34.
Income from other sources received
during the year. $61,664 5a.
Total income. $701,156.83.
DISBURSEMENTS
Paid for losses, endowments, annul
ties and surrender values. 899.116.44;
Dividends paid to policy holders.
818.828.77.
Dividends paid to stockholders, none.
General Insurance expenses. $165.-
037.03.
Amount of all other expenditures
(including investment expenses $13.
579 70). $48,057.54.
Total expenditures. $331,039.7$.
ASSETS
Value of real estate owned (market
value). $80,298.20.
Loans on mortgages and collateral,
etc.. $40.473 62
Value of bonds owned (amortized).
$1,729,711.66.
Value of stocks owned (market val
ue). $47,225.00.
Premium notes and policy loans.
$110,639.47.
Cash in banks and on hand. $13.
120 41.
Interest and rents due and accrued.
$16,337.28.
Net uncollected and deferred pre
miums. $73,468.78.
Other assets (net), including $895.
000.00 Insured Savings it Loan Certifi
cates. $898,000.00.
Total admitted assets. $3.011276 40.
LIABILITIES, SURPLUS AND
OTHER FUNDS
Net reserves. $1,993,971.01.
Policy claims and louses outstand
ing. $1,200.00.
All other liabilities. $310,52024.
Total liabilities, except capital. $2.
305.691.33. C apital paid up. $200,000.00.
Unasstgned funds (surplus). $509.
585.05. Surplus as regards policyholders.
$705,585.03.
Total. $3,011,276.40.
BUSINESS IN. OREGON
FOR THE YEAR
Net premiums and annuities " re
ceived. $14,456.91.
Dividends paid to policyholders dur
ing the year. $422 61.
Net losses and claims, endowments,
surrenders, and annuities paid during
the year. $397.53.
Th4 Statesman, Solom. Qtsxjop, Tudcrr'. May . 1947 1
"THE YOUNG IDEA" By Mossier
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New York Stock Quotations
NEW YORK, May S-iiToday'g
Al Chem & DyeI72WIGen Foods ...
American Can 93 Gen Motors
Am Power Sc Lt 12 H Goodyear Tire..,
Am Tel & TeL165?sGt North pfd.
Anaconda
Atchison .
Bendix Avia
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Calif Pack
Canadian Pac .
Case J I ,
Chrysler
Com with Sou...
Cons Edison
Cons Vultee
Cont Ins
Crown Zel
Curtis Wr
36H!Int Harvest
79y4Int Paper pfd
324lJ Manville
85t,!Kennecott
o arrow Hadio Co.
FOR REPAIRS
ONE TO TWO DAYS SERVICE
SALES PACKARD-BELL, GILFILLAN
Table and Console and Combinations
Motorola and Philco Auto Radios
Phone 5955
153 S. Liberty St
Douglas Air 624
Dupont de Ne..182H
Gen Electric 35 V
17;Long BeU A
-j May tag
114 -Miami Copper.
34HMont Ward
.103sNash Kelvin .
3 . Nat Dairy
26iN Y Central
ISM North Am Co
Northern Pac
26V ;Pac Am Fish
Pac Gas Elec
P T &, T .
Pan American..
Penney J C ........
closing quotations:
. 4 Hi, Radio Corp
. 59 s Rayonier
- 504 Rayonier pfd
. 41 Reynolds Met
. 83 Richfield
. Sa'feway -
. i Sears Roeb
44HSinclair Oil
17 So Pacific
9! StanBrands
16i,;Sta4 Oil Cal
54 4!Stew Warner
16VjStudebaker
304 'Sun Mining
15.sjUnion Oil
264 jUn Pacific
165siUn Airlines
103i'Un Aircraft
37
12B
U S Steel
Warner Bros
West Elec
40H;Woolworth
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15.
21,
33
15H
38s
31
5'i
162
20
9-4
21 1,
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27
- 19.
704
15,
25",
45
lb; mutton 19-lSe lb. according to
quality; beef beat quality. 32-34c; B.
25-26c; C. 22-24c; canner and cutter.
is-zic; Doiogna buiu. zs-zec.
Cascara bark Green. 4-S'jC: dry.- SOe.
Wool Valley, coarse and , medium
grades. 43-43' ,c lb.
Mohair 40c lb on 11-month growth.
Hay Wholesale rail shipment: Green
alfalfa. No. S or better. $35 00-S38.00
ton; No. 1 timothy. $36 00-38 00: oats
and Vtetch, $22.r5O-7.00 ton. depending
upon quality: clover hay. uncertified.
baled on farms. n "Q-?7 00.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore. Mar $ (API
(IJSOA) Cattle salaM 1400. total
Boo: catves salable Z50. total 265
around 300 cattle held over; market
alow; lew early sales, mostly fed
steers., steady; late trade generally
25-50 cents lower; many unsold with
come bids off more: two loads goad'
cnoice lea steers Z4.Z5-90: medium
good grades largely 20.00-23.50; com
mon down to 16.00; good heifers 21.00
23 00; common-medium grades 14.50
20 00; tanner and cutter cows mostly
10.50-13.00: fat dairy type cows to
14.00; grass fat beef cows uo to 13.00:
faiiijr good dry lot cows to 17 JO:
some .held higher: good beef bulls
17.SO: beat nrid above 1S.OO: od
cholce vealers steady at . 24.0O-Z7.00.
select to zs.ug.
Hogi saUble 700, total 1500: market
active. -25 cents higher: good-choice
IIS7-Z40 lb. S23: S6O-330- lbs. 220-
23 75: good ISO lba. 23.75: Rood , sows
ZO.eo-21 .00; sjood-boice feeder pigs
zso-za.ou.
Sheep salable 500. total 1500: mar
ket slow, steady to weak: few ' good
choice $5 lb. spring lambs 30.50; good
choice No. 1 and 3 pelts old stock
lambs 18 00-23; few 75 lb. spring lambs
to feeder buyers 19 00: 3 lbs. to
17.50; add shorn yeau-lings 14.00: com-
mon-meaium snorn ewes J BO-s.ou: eood
choice salable 74)0-90; wooled ewes
quotable to SVPO.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore, May 3 (API-
Wheat: No futures quoted.
Cash grain: No. 1 flax 5.
Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 1.33
soft white (excluding Rex 2J4; white
club 2.34: western red 2.34.
Hard red whiter: Ordinary 1.34: 10
per cent 2.35; 11 per cent 2.41; 12 per
cem ii.
Hard white Baart: 10 per cent tJS;
ii per cem Z.3S: iz per cent 2.40. .
Today's car receipts: Wheat 41. bar'
ley 15. flour 4. corn lt. oats 1. mUl-
TfMJ.
Salom Market
Quotations
BUTT Eat TAT
premium
No. 1
No 2
PRINTS
Wholesale - ' '
Retail . . :
F.GG$. Baying Price
Extra large
Medium and Standard
Standards . - .,
Pullets, cracks . .
F.GCI. BeUiag Price
Wholesale, large
Mediums
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Colored bens. No. 1 '
No. 2 :
Prvei- . .
IJVt'STOCK (By Valley Pack
Spring lamb . 11.50
194 lambs, woolled ,- 18 00
194S lambs, shorn . IS 00
Ewes 2.00 to 7.50
Dairy cows . 00 to 13J0
Bulls . 11.00 to 11.00
Veal
12.00 to 14.00
Host orices 35e eet hundred under
Portland prices for each particular
riait Star bought miKtrct
Stocks and Bonds
fCompHed by the ACTOCtated P -ss '
May f
STOCK AVERAGES
30 15 IS M
Indus. Rails fjtil. Stks.
Monday 88 1 31 J 43 i , S3 1
Previous day S 314 43 2 S3
Week ago $4.1 30.7 42 $ $1.4
Month ago SO 2 33 4 44 3 $4 S
Year ago 104J 45.7 53 H.l
BOND AVERAGES
30 It 10 10
Rails Indust. trtil ror'n
Monday $21 103 7 10$ $ , 74 4
Previous day . tit 103.T 105.4 74 4
Week ago 03 1 1031 105.4 74 $
Month ago 4 5 104 lOSJt 75.4
Year ago 103.1 103-7 1011 74.7
DO YOU OWN
A STOMACH
that torments you because of ex
cess acid and fast Fattest relief
with TEBSIN TABLETS or men.
y back. No habit terming Mo
Soda No L-aaativ.
Ask Ymv Druggist foe TTIS1NI
Vets Asked to Tell
Changes of Address
Notification of chane of ad-
dress is important to veterans who
file for terminal leave par bonds
and then change residence before
receiving; thejr bonds. H. C. (Hub)
Saalfeld, Marion county veterans'
service officer, said' Monday. f.
The disbursing officer to which
application has been made "ibould
be notified of such change. Hun
dreds of bonds have been returned
to the government because veter
ans have moved without notifica-
tion of change, Saalfeld said.
CALL FOR BIDS V,
The Rickreall School 'Board wiH re
ceive sealed bids to May 22 at S
clock p.m. tor the tra asportation of -their
pupils to the Grsde School far
the year 1947-48.
w , . - S. B. HOLT. Clerk.
My. S-T Rickrs-O. Ovesjoa
CITATIOV
No. 4181 .
1 the Ceo-ty CMrt for WuaiarUa "
Cosutty. State ! Ormsa
In the matter of tlw ut, mi at,r
PC Miller, deceased.
TO: Alma Victoria Caupo. JooepHin
Ardell Beach, Elizabeth Annagette Mills-.
George Granville Miller. Albert
Clark Miller. Jr.. Charles Lotus Miller.
Ann Lee Miller and Josephine H. Mi-
ler Hutcttinson. and to may and ail eth
er heirs and devisees, unknown, of
Albert C. Miller, sr.. the above named -decedent.
Greetings:
In the Nam of the State of regoa: .
You are notified smd required- to '
appear within ten tnm the date '
of the service of this- citation upon
you if sci-vtd In Washington County.
Oregon, and wtthln twenty days from '
the date of such service if served M -any
other county of the State of Ore-
gon and if served by publication with
in twenty-eight days from the date of ,
the first publication thereof, to show
cause. If any exists, why the above en
titled Court should not make on Or-
der authorizing the Administrator mt
the Estate of Albert C. Miller, sr, to
sen the following. described real prop"
erty belonging to the estate of Um
above named decedent:
Lot Six. Block Twenty-two. Pteas
ant Home Addition to the City
Salem. Marian County, Oregon. ,
' Dated this 23rd dav of April. UMT. .
W. A. TUPPER, Clerk t
(SEAL) Washington Countv. Oreo
' By E. Donohue. Depute. -t;
Date of first publication. May S. t04T.
Date of last publication. June 3. I47.
My $-L3-20-27T S 1
trade Mark notice
Be it known that Schoble Hats. Lie. t
Pennsylvania corporation, havmc its '
principal place of business in PtuladeU '
phia, Pennsylvania, did oa the JStaU"
day of April.M47 register -itb the .
.Secretary of State f the State of '
Oregon, as a trademark for hats, tho -words
lest Lite." said trademark be- .
Ing used on hata In tne business of the
said Schoble Hats. Inc. .
Ap a-UyVli NECH- AM'- '
Livestock and Poultry
14 COWS. 10 ealva.nr .
farm for rml Innutr- . u. . t . '
vice Station. Hubbard. - Ore. O. .-
fowell.
CUSTOM tfreasine r miim
number. Prompt service. Dressed paaU "
trv wholesale our min
t-2Sl Lee's Ratcnery. -
COLORErrrirersT Z-TSalem Heightst
tii'Mi HAh.it hu.V"tVtrVv..J
stock m Parm enter Red Chicks. Writs '
tor pric list. Gehrlng s Hatchery. SJ-
ctrtrtMi.
WANTED: All kinOa at tm'tUm .
bogs. Will rail at (arm. Write E. L -
nnethen. 1550 Lancaster Drtvo. Ph.
21345 morn, or eve, .
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DBS. CHAN . . . LAM
Dr.T.TXaamJ4. Dr.CnasuN.D
CHINESE HE RA LISTS
'241 North Uberty
Upstairs Portland General Electrta
Co. Osfics open Saturday only. U
am to I pan. to t pm Consul
tatioa. Blood pressure and urine
tests are free of cnarga. Practiced
since 1811.