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6 The Statesman, Salem. Ofqon. Wednesday. July 13; 1949 Salem Bus Fares to Increase ji Thursday Af terLJG Sanction fare Thursday in Sal?m and Manager iftobert J. Davidson Citv Transit linPs will inrrea.se bus betgvwn the city and suburban areas. sail Tuesday. , j . Fare increases were authorized Monday by tljie state public utili ti commission. The city council approved increases within the city June 27. Bun fares in Salem will be 10 straight for adult and 5 i ce-nt for children, agr 5 through II. Twenty-ride school ticket will SI .20. v Citr fares he been 10 cents, txit hk?ns were sold three for 25 CftiU. liteTTrme fares, between the city nl suburban areas, will be 20 rent for adult., but token will It- tld two for 3 cent. (thildren's f.is will tx 10 cciit straight, nnd in-h nl tickets will be sold 50 for $3. Three-rone fare, from a mibur htt. area through the city to an otlr suburban area, will be 30 rit or ont uburbrn token pu Mi wmU for adults and 15 cent ati . iht for children. Davidson said tokens now being u1 will not be valid Thursday, except that one token plus two witji may be used for single rone fr- and two tokens plus one cent for interzone faras. Tokens will be redeemed, three f(r 2 cents, at the bus office, 636 N. Front St., Davidson said. Th total fnttrzone fart will be pai l on entering the bus, while in ptylng three ion fares, one token or 20 cents wiU be deposited on entering the bus plus another 10 rent on leaving the bus, the man atr Mid. Davidson added that free trans fer privileges are still available, nl he said cards will be placed on all buses today listing fare in crMes. Fare increases were authorized M mJay after the PXJC decided the city bus line! could not provide safe and adequate transportation while opeiating at a loss. The com pany had testified at a hearing June 3 that $20,910 was lost dur ing the first jfive months of 1949 in Salem, Eugene and Springfield. Increase at Eugene and Spring field also weife authorird. Lev vis Rites Set Thursday Funeral services for John H. Levis, former! Salem resident who died rei-eritly !:in Portland, will be Thursday at 11 a.m. at the Coloni al mortuary in East Portland with interment in jRose City cemetery. He was Oregon's first jtate en gineer, serving in that capacity for 14 years following his appointment by Gov. George E. Chamberlain in 1905. Hi wife, the former Bessie Sbepherd of 2na, preceded -him In death three years ago. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Willis Hathaway of Long Beach, Calif;, and Mis. Leslie Frewing of Vancouver, Wash., and three grandsons. - ' r -;: i Frco! Aslaire and G I user Rofers in one ef the calmer momenta of their tempestuous I eareer as the quarreling musieal -comedy couple ef "The Hartleys of : Broadway," M-G-M's new Technicolor musical which reunites the famous dancing partners at the Capitol theatre Salem Market Quotations I As ef Ute yesterday) BL'TTtlKrAT Premium No 1 No 1 BtrrrrK Whrlnale - Retail EGGS (Baylns) I Whole ! im ice range from cents ever txivmt eric I Extra large AA Large AA Lsrce A Medium AA . Medium A Pullet Clacks POtXTHT A Leghorn hens B Ur g horn hens ' C Leghorn hens A colored Ben j B colored hens - C colored hens A colored fryers. J lb and up B colored frjrer , , C colored frers . i. A old roosters 4. B old rooster L C old roosters .i LIVESTOCK k Valley rarfe Fat dairy cow . It no to 12 oa Cutter cous 8 00 tol!)ai a t .ss .n S to 1 60 .5 St .54 4? . .o . U XI .: 11 l .is .1? x XI I 1i .10 point to 613. the hiheit since May 27 when ti.e average hit 52.2. At tKat time the market was in a steep slide which carried the price level to a 4lj-year low oh June 13. Since mid-June the mar ket has been rallying and has recouped a substantial part of the, losses taken in the May-June drop. 1 A total of 941 individual issues) changed hands, of which 457 ad-: vancd and 225 declined. Cherrians Will Be in Parade Only 40 per cent of Americans' lived in cities and towns in 1900.i Eleven Salem Cherrians have signed to march in the Miss Ore gon pageant's grand parade at Seaside July 24, King Bing Deryl Myers said Tuesday. Myers said other Cherrians who wish to march in fehe parade should contact Clay Cochran at the Chamber of Commerce for ad - f vance reservation. I The two-day pageant begtna July 23, with the parade; and se lection of the queer! set Jfor Jul 24. Parade entrants, in ii inform, should form at Seaside cty park before 12:30 p m. fi j Cherrians who have signed for the trip are Paul Stejce. Re Kimmell. Paul Hale. D& O. A. Olson, Arthur L. Lewis, fcd Han dle. Charles Hedges. D. y. Arm- priest. F. A. Doel-fler, j Marvin VanCleave and Myers. I Bulls Hood calves. .tOO-45fl lb Good veal 150 to 300 lb. Feeder lambs Ewes 14 00 to 17 0 It 00 to 19 M 00 to 24,0i I 12.00 tu 15 0. , it 00 to 4 0 Stocks and Bonds Compiled by the Associated Pre Iiiplenient Firm Slates Open House I Baldwin-Mount Implement company, dealer in J. I. Case and Fairbanks-Morse farm machinery, will hold its' grand opening and "open house" Friday in a new building at 4j55 Silvarton rd. Trie company was formerly lo cated in Wes Salem. The opening will feature a: sound movie, "5,00g Years of Fari!ning., and a display of new ia rm jhiachinery. Refresh ments will b4 served. Court Starts Vacation; OKs Eugene Ballot An election in Kugene last Normber, at which th city an nfed the South Willamette street , area, was valid, the state supreme court held Tuesday. The court then recessed until September 6, subject to call to hesr an emergency proceeding. The Eugene election was -contested by Charles Witham. a brew ery tpeiator. who resides in the au'ieiced territory. Witham alleg es! the election was illegal because Insufficient notices were posted, tht persons favoring the annexa tion electioneered near the polls, nd that ballots were given per sons not livirrg in the territory an nexed. The supreme court opinion was written by Justice James T. Ill and atirt affirmed a circuit eourt ruling. Other decisions Tuesday includ 4l affirmationbf a Ma rionr county fireult court order appealed by r.-.--.--.v. 7 ' '09''' pSfJSJBSSaHaSJSJJBfJB -J,::- ,. ; -j . . ( " j- -i.---.j- - S . vK . : . A. :, J- ..... V : f " - ) i f .... ,: r " " f - -t-k y , - -5 - : ' - . f S'Z' J I ' t S " . f 0 V .-'ft t Krook Family Ifot To Kansas Visitors Maareen O'Ha.ra aavd Diss AoeVews ax tested rouuitieally la aetti Century -rex remaatie drama. Tk Ferblddea Street," new at the Gran theatre wish "Bmsn e nuior." if Guests at the De- BROOKS Roche home cousins. Mr.jj and Mrs. Merlon Fedde. Doris; J er aides n, Bobby and Jimmy (f Jewel, etan. Mrs. Bettyf DrenkowsW, Carol and Dana have gone to Suisoa. Calif , to join her huaband who is stationed at the Fanfield airbase. Mrs. Kienkowslri Is a daughter ot Mr. and Mrsi Frank TUfcchler. Mrs P. D. Wa ester and son Mike left by plane;; for Conneant, Ohio, where she wiill join her husband. Mrs. Cleo Andeeeon of Tilla mook Is visiting at the home ot Mr. and Mr a. Virgtl Loomls. S; - Mr and MrsS. W. Champ vs Mr, and Mrs. Lancet Stewart, k. a suit to eject from property. AEC Inquiry To Be Closed WASHINGTON, July 12 -Jf)-The public inquiry into handling of the nations atomic program ended Monday at leaet tempor arily with no sign of the fiery dramatics with whiea It opened more than six weeks ago. But congressional inveetigators weighing charges of "iticr4dfbte Sisrnanagesnent' levelled against avid t. Lilienthal by Senator Hiokealoojper (Jt-Iowa) atiU have more wock ahead. They will begfca tomorrow a closed door hearlnf into security maMers. tilienthal, chairman ot the atomic energy commieetoaL eosn ple4ed his rabuttal of JUfaa looper's original evldeoj Wd7- Die in Waghiiigton Irl S. MoSherry was called to Mittoa Tuesday by word of the death of his mother, Mrs. X. J. Meattterry, Si, long a resident of Milton.. She died Monday in Wal la WaUa and funeral servieee will be held in Milton today. She la survived by two otaar sons. Freak I. of Milton and t J. of feuehet. Wash., and by aieSers aad one brother. STOCK Julv AVKKAGKS 30 12 Net chance Tuesday Pr v day .. Week aco ... Month SgO .. Year aco BOND is 1 is an Rails lndut Util rorgi A A 3 D 1 A 4 31 5 i 3S I 1 " 31 as 3 as 4 SI 7 7.1 31 Jt 31 S t 471 30 S SO Ml Ml 4tl 7X1 AVISAOII 10 10 10 IS Rails Irtduat UUI Tn Not ohana Unch Unch Uoch Onct- Tuesday SSS 103 10 1 SO? Pre. day Nl iobj iioai z Wock ago SSS 10J1 101 a as -: Month ago Ml 101.7 lCBJl 09 f. Year ao S3 7 101 J 100 SS.9 Stocks Stride Ahead; at High For 6 Weeks NEW YORK. July 12 WPi- The stock market hit a forward stride again today, after faltering foil the past three sessions, and closed j at tha highest level since late May. At the final bell a decisive ma jority of stocks were up frac tions to around a point and in some cases more. A spattering of losses were mostly in small frae-j tiona. Volume of business expanded as prices wormed their way , ahead. Turnover of 870.000 shares waa helped along by heavy trade in Commonwealth tc Southern. The Associated rress average of 60 stocks advanced .4 of ona "Ril7it'Froin-the-Tree" Goodness. Plenty Sow At SMEWHY Plump, juicy apricots . . . out of tht orchards and into your Safe way so quickly thy still hav th trts-ripsned blush that says "marvelous flavor." Enjoy their goodness now . . . and capture it by canning or frteiing to provide a summer glow for the next winter's meals. 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