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'Gen Motors 64 H (Rayonier pfd Am Power & Lt 10 Goodyear Tire 45!Reynolds Met Am Tel & Tel.. 158 Gt North pfd 47 .Richfield Anaconda 39Int Harvest 33Safeway Atchison 1144flnt Paper pfd - 63V4Sears Roeb Bendix Avia 38 jj Manville 42 jSinclair Chi Beth Steel 37 Kennecott 57i!So Pacific Boeing Air 254 Long Bell A 26iStan Brands - Calif Pack 38i!'Mont Ward 64 Stan Oil Cal Canadian Pac 18 jNash Kelvin 19iStudebaker Case J I 50V4Nat Dairy 31'Sun Mining Chrysler 65 N Y Central 164Union Oil Conwlth Sou 3ViiNorth Am Co 16!Un Pacific Cons Edison 23 Northern Pac 25Un Airlines Cons Vultee 1 0 ; Pac Am Fish lSmUn Aircraft Crown Zel 324, Pac Gas Elec 354 U S Steel Curtis Wr 8V4;P T & T 103 Mr (Warner Bros Douglas Air 57 4Pan American 11 West Elec Dupont de Ne. ...186 Mj; Penney J C 47 , Wool worth Gen Electric 41 Mt Radio Corp 13TI . 34 '. 26 . 33 . 20 . 41 . 28 . 59 . 28 . 704 . 28 ! 33 .189 . 154 . 28 . 814 - 12 . 33 . 47 Portland Grain PORTLAND. Ore.. June 10- lAP). Wheat: No futures quoted. Cash wheat (bid): soft white 2.31: oft white (no Rex) 2.31; white club 2 31 . western red 2.31. Hard re dwinter: ordinary 2 31: IS per cent 2.33. 11 per cent 2.41; 12 per cent 2.49. Hard white Baart: ordinary 2 55: 10 per cent 2.55; 11 per cent 2 Si; 12 per cent 2.B7. Today s car receipts: mUlfeed 1. Portland Livestock PORTLAND. June 10- AP) - (USDA) -North Portland stockyards sUll flooded. Livestock receipts at packing plants very limited but demand narrow for all classes except spring lambs. Sizable supply all classes In slaughter pens with supplies sufficient until next mid week. Some demand evident for can ner and cutter covsx at 17.00-19.00. Few food fed light steers Wednesday 31.23. w good and choice 180-230 lb. bogs steady at M 00. heavier weights and sows slow. Active demand for good and choice spring lambs at 28.00. Older classes slow, good ewes salable around 9.00-8-50. Very slugffeh trade in dressed meats, although large volume of sausages moving. 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S3 Bventna Meditations; 104 Marina 8tory; 1:1S US0 Sign utL AI.I.AIBK Charles Allaire, tste resident of Port land, at the age of 45, Brother of Mrs. Nellie Brown of Portland. Funeral nsrrieea will be held Friday, June 11. at is as sjb. at the w. T. Higdon rhapel with Barbara cemetery ludlna- services In the tery. Father A. J. Ge- Unas will officiate. MACKS Walter D. Magee. Ute resident of Salem route 4. in this city Wednesday. June I. at the age of 73 years. Sur vived by his wife. Mrs. Tilda Magee of Salem; a daughter. Mrs. Arline Rowe of Salem: a sister. Mrs. Mary Mann of Salem: and three grandchil dren. Billy and Leda Mane Rowe. both of Salem and Raymond W. Rowe of Corapton. Calif. Services will be -held at the W. T. Rifdon chapel Sat urday. June 12. at 1 JO- p.m.. the Rev. Dudley Strain officiating. Interment in City View lemetery. JUDSON At the residence tn San Jose. Calif.. June 10. Robert L. Judson at the age of 37 years. Survived by his wife. Mrs. Rose Judson of San Jose: two sons. Randolph Lee and Robert Charles Judson. both of San Jose; three broth ers. Harry T. and Richard J. Judson. both of Portland and William E. Jud son of Salem and two sisters. Mrs. Carol Walt of Portland and Mrs. Mil dred Kuha of Salem. Announcement of services later by the W. T. Rlgdon company. COTLE la this city Wednesday. June f. Charlotte Minnie Coyle. late resident of 1S15 Madison St.. at the age of 54 years. Survived by her husband. Wil liam Ray Coyle of Salem; a daughter. Mrs. E. E. Boring of Salem and. two grandchildren. Services will be held from the W. T. Rlgdon chapel Friday. June 11. at 10:30 tjn, the Rev. Ed ward Terry officiating. Concluding services in Belcrest Memorial park. , LKISY The Rev. Homer Carl Leisy. late resident of Dallas route 1 at Salem hospital Thursday. June 10. at the age of 53 years. Husband of Mrs. Bertha Leisy of Dallas: father of Mrs. Homer Wetty of Salem and Mrs. Vernon Dyck of Dallas; and brother of Mrs. Reuben Luginbill. Mrs. William Bartel. Mrs. Robert Warrer. Harvey Leisy. Edward Leisy, Elmer Leisv and Weldoo Letey. all of Portland. Mrs. Dan Steffen and Walter Leisy. both of SDverten. and Ernest Leisy of Dallas. Texas. Also survived b" four eianddaughters. Serv ices wiU . '.eld Saturday. June 12. at 3 p.m. tie Cracc Mennonite church at Da. las. Interment tn the Pra tuir. cemetery. Direction C!ough-Bar rick company. Among gifts received by U. S. presidents were a chair made from a bear's head rnd skin, given to President Johnson, and an elk horn chair presented to President Lincoln. Livestock and Fonllrv BUCKING Horse and form fitter sad dle. Bob Hamblen. Rt. 1. Box 25. In tleoendence JLRSEY -GUERNSEY co. 5 yrs old! Call after 6 eves. Bert Lengele. Rt. 1. mot ma. mi S.W of Hopewell. In this crty. June a, Esther Braaneay, at the are of 73 years, late resit dent of 3&S D St. ,Survtved by a son, Norman of Joseph and two sueees. Ed ith Bryden of San Francisco. Cali.'an4 Ruth Oaks of Portland. Ceivfaea wUl be held from the W. Ti Rlgdon chapel Friday. June 11. at 110 ssv, the aWsw Brooks H. Moore T'-g, . SALCHENBEXO t . 1 " Mrs. Marjorie Salcbenberg. lata rs sident of Salem route S. m a local hoe pitai Tuesday. June S. at the age oi 4S years. Survived by her husband. Albert Salchenberc af Salem; tared sans, Ernest. Thomas : James and Al bert Edward Salchenberc. all of & lem; two da lighters Dorothy -and Rosemary SaJchenberf. both of Sa lem. and a brother. William Ridley of. Grand Forks. B.C Member of tbn Church of England. Seivicea will be , held st the Howell-Edwards chapel Saturday. June 12. tt 1IJ0 ajni wltti intermeat m City View cemetery. ZAaTAKS f Andrew Zahare. at the residence, route s. Salem. Wednesday. June S. at the age of S3 years. Husband of Mrs. Gertrude Zahare of Salem: and father of Mrs. Froney Carroll of Seattle. Mrs. Vilma W. Ramsay of San Diego and Edward Zahare and Andrew M. Za- hare, both of Salem. Also survived by Ave grandchildren and two i great grandchildren. Services wOl be held from the Clough-Barrtck chape Sat urday. Jane 12. at 1 JO pjn wdh in terment in Belcrest ! Memorial ; park. The Rev Lloyd Anderson will ofO ciate. CKOVKg i I At the residence st 421 'i Court street. June . Etta Calvert Groves, at te age of 77 years. Survived by a son, Gerald Knemi of Salem: a daughter. Mrs. Betty Vsa Cleave of Salem; and three sisters. Mrs. Ella Craig and Mrs. Ada Skiff, both of Salem and Mrs. Ethel Tweedale of Albany. Services will be held Friday. June 11. at 1 JO p-m. at the W. T. Rlgdon chapel with the Rev. Wilbur King officiating. Con cluding services In the I OOF cemetery. COPELANO J i Edward B. Copeland. late resieent of 1SOS Center st. June t. at the age of 79 vesrs. Husband of Lulu Moody ; Cope land of Salem: father of Evelyn Palm of Myrtle Creek. Or. Also survived by a nephew. William. Carver of Salem . four grandchildren and two . great Tra ndchildren. Funeral services Will be held st 2 p.m.. Friday. Junes 11. at Clough-Barrk chapel, the Rev. James Taylor officiating. Interment In City BOTES T John Emery Boyer. at s local hospital Thursday. June 10. Survived by two sons. Floyd Boyer of Oregon City and George Boyer of Salem. Announcement of services later by the W. T. Rlgdon ' company. ; 2 COWS. 1 fresn. Tom R. Burton. Rt 5. Box 2"6. Ph. 22F3. BABY CHICKS varieties Weekly hatches. Lee's Hatchery. IMPROVED N H day -old or started chicks snd pullets for immediate oi future delivery Also a complete itne of feed, poultry equipment, remedies and seed and garden tools. Foxes Hilcum 3710 State St Phone ICE CDEAII i Quarts i 330 saviiig CEirren Salem A W tstt Saiess WANTED. Any kind of cattle ho St sheep Will call st farm Licensed St bonded buyers Prompt service. E I Snethea & Son 1530 c Lancaster Dr Salem. Pb 2-1345. 'MXVi rM5IST5 TMt ONLY THING WARDER TUAN A DIAMOND IS PAYING FOR ONE Admiral mr Packard-Bell Table Ms-dels. $14.95 np "Tks Answer to Those Gift Worries- Admiral -Petite" Portable $ 19.95 Makes that camping trip com plete with songs around the campfire and keeps you up on the news." Dr.Y.TianLNJ. t Dr.a.ChamJCaV DBS. CHAN i . . LAM CHINESE HERBALISTS 241 Nartl Liberty ; : apstatrs Portland Ceoeral EUctrte Co Office open Saturday only Mi am ta 1 pm. S ta 1 jn Com tation Blood Dressure and ur tests are tree of charge Prncbcad since 1517 5$I10IJEY$$ FHA . aK.M 414 Keal Estsla Personal AsrU Slale Finance Co. 15S S. High St, Lie. S21rM22S UE UiallT YOUR EGGS! Aluxtys a Dependabls Cash Market! I - CnrlyV Phcno 8783 iafinrdav EJlfie l Tine Trials 7:33 p jx - Usees 33 pin. lA Miles North of Salem On Portland Rbid 1 Admission $10 Inc. - 5 s. -1 I t -