The Oregon statesman., June 21, 1950, Page 7, Image 7

Ceremony at
Slv Vincent's y
St. Vincent "De Paul Catholic
church was the scene of a double
ring ceremony when Miss Lorene
Boedigheimer, daughter off Mr.
ar.d Mrs. Albert Boedigheimer of
. Salem, became the bride of Thom
as Holmes, son of Mr. Earl Holmes
- of Brooks, on Saturday, June T.
The Rev. George L. OTCeefe per
formed the 10 o'clock nuptial
mass. ' - - ' , i . .
Pink and white peonies and
White delphiniums formed the dec
orations about the altar. Soloist
was Mr. Neitling, accompanied by
Wayne Meusey. ,
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, chose a white satin
gown, fashioned with fitted bod
ice, lace yoke and full court train.
Her fingertip; veiPwas held by a
circular head dress trimmed with
iarlized flowers. She carried a
white prayer book topped with
lavender orchids. ;
Mrs. Joseph Frichtl, sister of the
, bride, was the honor attendant.
She wore a pastel green marqul
' sette dress and carried a nosegay
of white and ink carnations. The
bridesmaids dresses were made
Identical to the honor attendant
with Miss Vannah Holmes, sister
of eroom. in - pink. Miss Helen
Fery, cousin of bride, in yellow.
Eharee Masser. cousin 01 tne Dnae,
was flower girl and her dress was
of pastel yellow.
Attend the Groom
Actinff as best man for the
trronm was Joseph Frichtl , and
groomsmen were Robert Boedig
heimer. brother of the bride, and
'Don Blair. Showing the guests to
their seats were George Frichtl,
Tony Masser, uncles of the bride,
and Jesse Holmes, brother- of the
' groom. Mass servers were Gerry
ard Ronnie Boedigheimer, cousins
I of the bride. ,
Mrs. Boedigheimer chose al gold
suit for her daughter's wedding
with a navy hat and her Borsage
was of pink carnations.
Following the wedding a din
Tier was served in the Parish hall,
Mrs. Mary Gotfried and Mrs. Eth
el Patterson were in charge. Mrs
George Frichtl, aunt of the bride,
cut the wedding cake and assist
ing were Mrs; William Boedighei
mer. Mrs. Fred Fery, aunts of the
bride. Miss Marlene and Miss
Marylne Frichtl, Miss Marie and
Laura Bell Fery, cousins of the
bride, Mrs. Tony Masser, Miss
Torotv Kessle, Miss Betty Men
kie, Miss Ruby Bairey, Miss Betty
Holmes and Mrs. Joseph Frichtl,
Following a wedding trip tp the
Oregon beaches .the couple will
make their home in Salem.
Foltz Weds
William Somppi
' MONMOUTH The marriage ol
Miss ' Elaine Foltz, I daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. G. EJ Foltz, Mon
mouth and William . F. Somppi,
son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Somppi
of Brownsville took place on June
11 at the Evangelical United Bre
thren Church of Monmouth. The
Rev.. A. I. Lonsberry officiated.
Miss Marciel Osbora was the so
loist nd Mrs. E. A. Stebbins
clayed the wedding music. '
Presented in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a white
taffeta gown, fashioned with a net
overskirt and long sleeves. The
finger-tip veil was held in place
. with a crown of seed pearls. She
carried a white Bible topped with
a white orchid. i .
Mrs. Mary Louise Henry of San
Francisco was her sister's matron
of honor and wore a gown of yel
low taffeta and carried a nosegay
of pink daisies. The bride's other
sister. Mrs. Ralph DiOrio of Dal
las, was bridesmaid and wore a
gown of light aqua taffeta and
carried white daisies. ,"
; Mrs. Joseph Brown of Fort
Lewis, Wash., and Miss Deanne
Thompson of Monmouth wearing
matching gowns ot flowered, taf
feta lighted the tapers.
Alex J. Somppi, jr, of Seattle,
was his brother's best man and
ushers were Alvin Hayden, of
Brownsville and Howard Wooley
or Albany. ;
The , bride's -mother wore
gown of navy blue crepe with
white accessories and a corsage of
white carnations. Mrs. Somppi
chose a gown of slate grey crepe
with pink accessories and had
corsage of pink carnations.
A reception washeld In the
church parlors. Presiding at the
bride's table and assistants were;
Mrs. Foster Hilterbrand, Miss
Joyce Martin,' Miss Margaret
Mills, Mrs. Clare Milhouser, Mrs.
William Wilson and Mrs. Frank
Rosenstock.
After a short honeymoon In
eastern Oregon, the couple will
live in Monmouth, until thev fin
ish their college work at OCE next
sprint.
For -her going away costume,
the bride chose a dark green
sharkskin suit with white acces
sories and wore her orchid for
corsage.
The picnle of the Women's
Guild, Mission of Foreign Lands
group, First Congregational church
will belield today at the home
of Mrs. Howard Doak, at 6 o'clock
St Mary's ScendV
Of 'Nuptial Mass
MT. ANGEL A beautiful dou
ble ring ceremony in St. Mary's
Catholic church Saturday morn
ing at 9 o'clock at 9 o'clock. Miss
Vivian Rose Vreeland, ; daughter
of Mr. George A. Vreeland of
ortland, became" the bride of
Charles F. Erwert, son of Mr.
Anna Erwert ot ML AngeL Rev.
Damian Jentges, OSB read the
vows and officiated at the nup
tial high mass. . - .
The orchid, yellow and white
colot scheme of the bridal gowns
was carried out In the snapdrag
ons and deutzia flower: arrange
ments on the high altar and in the
sanctuary. Miss Helen Keber
played th wedding march and
accompanied St. Mary's choir and
Miss Lucy Van Cleef, soloist. :
The bride's father gave her in
marriage. She was attired In a
gown of lace and net, the fitted
bodice with long sleeves and pep-1
lum being fashioned of chanully
lace and the Hull skirt with a
sweeping court train of net Her
fingertip, lace-edged veil ot illu
sion was held with a crown-effect
headdress of satin and seed pearls,
She carried a white prayer book
topped with a white orchid and
cascading streamers tied with tiny
rosebuds.
The bride's sister. Mrs. J. O
Lasby, was matron of honor in a
gown of yellow embossed organdy
over satin with fitted bodice With
Queen Anne collar and full skirt
with which she wore a matching
picture dook nat and mitts and
carried a nosegay of spring flow
ers. The bridesmaids were Miss
Eileen Larson of Portland and
Miss Arlene Erwert, sister of the
groom, who wore dresses identi
cal to that of the matron of hon
or, only of pale orchid. Barbara
Lasby,. niece of the bride, was in
yeiiow. ,
I Warren Erwert, brother of the
groom, was best man and grooms
men were Clarence Erwert and
Karl Vreeland. Allie Erwert and
v -1 r , .
mo vreuana were usners.
Breakfast for the bridal party
was served at the Fred Prosses
home with Mrs. Prosser and Mrs,
Quin Beyer serving.
At noon there was a weddlii
dinner for a large group1 of rela
tives and Intimate friends at St
Mary's dining hall. Serving were
Dolores and Diana Gamble and
Geraldine and Monica Traeger,
During the dinner Miss Lucy
Van Cleef and Miss Laura Schwab
sang.
The reception followed in the
afternoon from 2 to S p. m. Open
ing the gifts were Miss Barbara
Givson of Portland and Miss Peg'
gy Wyfles of Woodburn. Miss
Pauline Weiss of Salem passed the
guest book, Mrs. Charles Struiber
of Oregon City and Mrs. Al Boch-
sler cut the cake, and Mrs. Andy
acnixuai poured. Barbara and Jo
seph Lasby passed the dream
cakes. Serving were the Misses
Maxine Schwab. Joan Schwab.
Louise Hobblftt and Helen Weis
senfels. - M
The bridegroom's mother chose
fuchsia print dress with white
accessories and orchid corsage for
ner son s wedding.
Alter a honeymoon In Califor
nia, Mr. and Mrs. Erwert will
make their home on the groom's
farm near Monitor. For going
away the bride wore a teal blue
suit white accessories and orchid
corsage.
Home Rites in
Dallas Sunday
Spinsters made plans for their
DALLAS At a home wedding annual mother-daughter breakfast
on Sunday at 2 pm., Shirley Joan at the regular meeting held Mon
Gohrke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. day night at the home of Miss
AlfZenf
Zentz of Foster and Mrs. Ramona V?" f1" "n.u'
Young of Lebanon. ; wrHr .TT M
.Standing in front of the fir Ai ?a1" X"tt
banked fireplace which was flank- SLfJV.
ed on either side with baskets of , "-j
mixed summer flowers and silver f"1 Fi ?A B
candelabrum with white i tapers,
the couple ' exchanged their vows
at a double ring service. - Rev.
Clark Enz officiated. fi
Proceeding the service Mrs.
Curtiss Lamb sang, accompanied
by ' Mrs. . Jesse Payne. Margaret
Sanders played the wedding
march.
Salem
Obituaries
MINCKLFK
James Hendricfc Mlnckler. lit red
Cent of Coquillt at a local hospital.
uue i i ma oz az years, Sur
vived by father. Hear W. Minekter.
Winlock. Wash.; and sister, Mrs. Oen
Stratum. Calvin. Wash. Annmmo.
pent of serrtcrs later from the Howell-
Miwaros cnapej.
MOBLET '
William Perry Mobley. 1st resident
r 1001 Parkway dr.. near Crescent
City, Calif, June 19. Survived by par-
nu, nr. ana Mrs. nan 1. Mobl
Salem: mnrtnmrmni Ur ru4 VI ui
flam Wechter. Salem, and Mr. and Mrs.
O. W. Mob ley. Santa Cruz. Calif. An
nouncement of services later by Virgil
a. uoHca company.
4ANZIN
David Elmer Janzen. at the id
slenc at Salem route 1, June 30. Sur
vived by kie wife.' Mrs. Mabel Janaen.
Salem. Announcement of service later
y
Cloush-Barrick company
(Spinsters Plan
Breakfdst
also be invited to the affair. Miss
Martha Steusloff heads the com
mittee and assisting are Miss Sarah
Jane Backstrand, Miss . Marlann
Croisan, Miss Jean Pickens and
Miss Crystal Huntington.
The next meeting will be July
10 at the home of Miss Jane Car
son. : '
fiJvAn In marring hpr fathmv I
the bride wore an ankle length fi rrn I VArrrTV
ehnHnur ftinirprl whihte orpandv XJ,"A1 v c'1 VXJ
gown fashioned with fitted bodice, Dz-Trr-tr T-Teslr
rolled neckline, cap sieves and full ly 1 lt?lU.
tVlrf Qha. txmra n vrhita half-hat
trtmm ixHth liiiiA of th vaiw I STAYTON iA buffet dinner
fih r-nrrtoH on nil white hounnit I marked the 30th wedding anniver
of carnations, net and satin stream- sary ol Mr. ana Mrs. t-iarence
ers. 1 I J ones, ouaoaj, wune 11, en ureu
virrinia TTnimoe her bridesmaid, home on West Stayton road. Mar
wore an ankle length frock of pink ried in Los Angeles June 12, 1920,
organdy with matching half-hat while Mr. Jones was .still in the
nH smcenriM nnrl rarriivl a n(vu. I navy. in xouuiy uveu ui via-
gay of pink roses and stephanotis. ornia for many years, moving to
Althea PandoLfL sister of the 1 aiayron more tnan uiree years
trrnrvm vraarinir cfn-am gt vrhitA 1 &S.O.
organdy over blue and a corsage . They have two sons, Stanley
of yellow roses and gardenias, I J ones, wno recenuy re-enusiea w
it0hti th tsnon. i une army intenaine 10 maKe n ms
Robert UOhrke, brother Ol the I career, una waai u.-yuo, w"" "
khho wa hct man i v in the airlorce in lexas. ineir
-w. . 1 . . . r T- 7
Mrs. Gohrke chose a rose crepe aaugmer w mn. icu uuucwuw
oftornnnn r1rnc tnr hr rfonerhtr I Of North HOWell.
I A large anniversary cake was a
rosebuds. Mrs. Young . wore a feature 01 uie ainner. Auenaing
beige afternoon dress. Her corsage besides we nonorees were mt. ana
wasr also nink rosebuds. xvirs. a. raii, -ainci uiu
l . i a T-a a
At the reception Mrs. Richard uorotny tase, xucnara nraywn.
Ennis of Portland, Mrs. Waited and Mr. and Mrs. irranx -ope, au
Rallanrvn- of Orante Pasa. Mrs.lof . Sflverton Hills: Mr. and Mrs.
Betty Miller of Toledo and Mrs. I uamewooa ana son, nawara, oi
Mprritt - Kart nf Dallas rut the North Howell: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
cake. Mrs. J. W. Vigeers of Port-ISchoenauer and two children of
land, Mrs. J. A. KafJphahn of Menama; Mr. ana Mrs. uick
Salem. Mrs. Georse W. Bevers oft Knight, Mrs. Nellia Jones and
Astoria and Mrs. George Gohrke George Downing,
of Redmond poured. Mrs. I Paul
Moore of Salem and Mrs. Forrest Reddin-Reed Rites '
Holmes of Dallas assisted with the I u - -
serving. Joyce Ballantyne was in SILVERTON Miss Connie Clo
cnarge or me guest dook ana mut- tj daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
ial McKnight and Kareen Van Den Jim Reed of sUverton. and Rich-
Bosch in charge of the gifts.! I ard J. Reddin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
When the couple left for a wed- Reddin of Montana, were mar-
aing trip to oan xrancisco, uie
bride was wearing a midnight blue
gabardine suit with pink accessor
ies and an orchid. On their return
they will make their home in Dal
las, where the bride is employed
ried Saturday afternoon at
o'clock at St. Mark's . Episcopal
church in Portland. Mrs. Reddin,
a registered nurse, will transfer
to a Salem hospital for duty soon
and her husband will continue his
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by the Associated Press
BOND AVERAGES
W , 10 IB It
sails inausT utll for
Net chance
Tuesday
Prev day .
Week ago .
Month .ago
Year ago
D.l
MS
M.4
M.5
88.8
unch
102.3
102J
102J
103.4
101J
D.l
104.6
104.1
104.8
104.8
102.4
75J
75.1
75.4
74.6
69.7
STOCK AVERAGES
SO II II 8S
. - Indust Rails ITtll fit
ei cnanga d.7 unch A.l DJ
Tuesday 110i 43.1 47.1 78.0
rrrr oay ., . I1DJ 43.1 47.0 78J
weeK aeo H3JJ 44 1 47 a to it
wionin ago -111.5 44.1 47.4 79.1
Year ago , 83J 31.4 38.4 59.6
Salem Market
Quotations
t As f lata vestral .
BUTTER FAT
Premium .
no. i
No.
BUTTE
Wholesale
Retail
- .83
J50
4
. .64
EGGS (Bnrlaf)
(wnoiesale prices ranee from I to 1
cents over buy In price.)
Large A :
Medium AA
Medium A .
crack
POULTRY,
A Leghorn hens
B Leghorn hens
C Leghorn hens
A colored hens
BB colored hens
A colored fryers
B colored fryers
C colored fryers
A old roosters
B old rooster
c old"
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.19
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.10
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LIVESTOCK by Vallev Pack
rat dairy cows " 13.00
Cutter cows . 11.00 to 14J0
Dairy heifers 15.00 to 17.00
Bulls . 1 no to 23.00
Good VeaL 150 to 300 lbs 24.00 to 26.00
Good calves 20 00 to 24.06
Spring lambs mm to 85.06
Portland Produce
-AP)- Butter
Insurance Women
Will Organize ,
.i
The insurance association of Sa
lem will meet for dinner Wednes-
at the Dallas City Bank .and I the Ltudie, at Monmouth College of
groom at1the J. A. Inglis Motor
company. f I
AURORA Miss Bonne y Susan
Scott, granddaughter of Mr. and
Mrs. I L.' Gribble of Aurora, was
married to Richard Lamb of
Portland Saturday night at the
Milton Presbyterian church.
The bride is the daughter of
day night at the Marion hotel atM- and Mrs. Robert Scott of
ttin fn, ha rairmM nf nrtfanlvintf I AllllOXl. AuC KTUOm Ui Uie wu Ul
a crrnnn f IntJinno nmmgn n Mr. SJld MrS. R. W. Lamb O
Salem. The Portland executive roruano. nars. imp, a, ivau graa
committee. Mrs. Helen Laidlaw. ute ot Oregon State college, was
Mrs. Hazel Larson, Mrs. Mary nl r V T v "
HR A (YaHa HKiam Haw sTSvwttw lUTr-m I.1XIK Aa ArUaWA J
AvaBV.tt UChlJ ViUtaiU: HtlOJ I M M, . V
Ua.fun. f-in twi iniTK.tH v After trip to the Oregon
J I - " I L. .V- ,U mVA M.r nlW
wSl b7 herTto assist 1. 5?th will teach school there
organization or tne National asso-
1 nr .
aauon, insurance women ox oa- I nnimrv niSTSirTtrr
lem. Meetings will be held once 1T,
t I D11U llUSt iltlU T Un UMI
a monin in uie iuture. I n i vima,,
xors. Marruenre ruric is rnair- i , . i, r i
man of the affair, and asssiting I Mrs Rosa Cole of Saiem attended
are miss Alice uanien ana UUSS th wetfdin Sunday at Ouincv of
Leona Teske.
Miss Leona Arleea Borffoyne,
daughter of the Leonard LMBur-
goynes, accompanied by two of
her Kappa Delta sorority sisters,
Misses Phyllis and Carol Elmer,
left Sunday for a trip south to
LAke Tahoe, Reno, and home via
tne Redwood highway.
Miss Viola Jacobs and Ronald Nu
som. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frances
Nusom. They also visited at the
i home of Mr. and Mrs. waiter Nu
I som.
Miss Marilyn mil accompanied
by Miss Jane: dine ox McMinn
ville, left Sfinday for Glenwood
Springs, Colorado t0 attend the
Gamma Phi Beta sorority conven
tion, stopping enroute in San Fran
cisco. Miss Clin Is president of
the Oregon Stat college chapter
and Miss Hill is president of Pan
hellenlc on the campus for next
year,
$37-39: canners-cutten. 134-33 JO.
xi cuts (gooa steers): Hind quar
ters. S5S-S1; rounds. S5S-60; full loins,
trimmed. 175-80: trlanvle u.
quare chucks.1 $45-48; ribs, $59-68; fore-
Veal: Good. S4S-50; commercial, $40
47: utility. $39-40. -
,c,1YS!'adoiL'choic $$-4T; commet
claL $37-43.
Lambs: Good-choics springers. $50-
o; commercial, m 1-4. i
Mutton: Good, 70 lbs. down. $21-24.
Pork-cuts: Loins. Oo. . $-12 lbs.
$52.50-56.00; shoulders. 16 ibs. down.
carcasses, sjvsii; sparerioa, $41
Wool: Valley, coarse, medium grade. good bulls 20.00-22.00;
50-56c lb averax at country buying 1 17.00-19.00.
Mohairt $o-51e lb on U-month
growth, r.O.B. country shippinf points.
. Country-killed meats:
Veal: Top quality. 40-42c H; other
grades accordlne to weignf-quality with
lighter or heavier 35-3dc.
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for the summer from Seattle,
where she Has been attending the
JJ Diversity 01 Washington.
cutter-common
Calves salabl 71: stead v: bulk rood.
choice vealers 26.00-30.00: medium
22.00-25.00; common 18.00-21.00: few
food 370-430 lb. slaughter calves 27X0-
28.00. . i
Hon salabl 75: ODenln sale butch
ers 25 cents lower: sows ateadv: hulk
Hogs: light blackers. 2S-31c lb; sows I (food-choic 200-210 lb. butchers 22.75-
sew S49-H, ids. w.oo-21.00; small lota
ooa-cuoic 170 lbs. 21.00; odd siiead
20-23c.
Lambs: Top grad springers. 40-44e
lb; mutton, best, 10-llc; rough heavy
bucks. 12-13C. I
Beer: Good cows, S3-36c lb; csnners
cutters, 30-33c.
Onions: SO-lb. sack Ore. western yel
lows. No. 1, medium. $2.00-40; large.
si.9o-a.uu; cam. reoi. sxza-do.
Potatoes: Ore. local long whites. No.
1. 53.15-45: Wlajnath Falls rosaata.
cold storage. No. 1A. S4 .30-65; New crop
lam. ions wnites. ujo-33.
Hay: U. S. No. 2 green alfalfa, de
livered carlo ts I".0-B. Portland or Puget
aouna marcets, nominally wjz-zjm)
ion.
Portland Livestock
1 1
740 10. sows I6.00; no feeder pigs early.
Sheep salable 600: sorm lambs
steady-50 cents lower; few shorn year
lings steady: slaughter - ewes unchang
ed; small lot choice sprin lambs
24.00. top; bulk good-cnotcs 80-95 lbs.
23 .00-JO; medium-good 2L50-22i:
down to 10 00; medium-good
shorn yearlings 18.00-20.00; common
kinds down to 13.00; good-choice shorn
slaughter ewe .50-7.00; good-choice
74-74 lb. sorlna- leedins lamb 19.00-
20.00. 1
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, lone 20
fat tentative, subject to immediate
chanee: premium quality, maximum to
J w 1 per cent aciaity delivered in
Portland. 61-64c lb: first quality. 63
2c: second quality. 57-0c.
Butter Wholesal r.O.B.buDc cubes
10 wnoiesaiers: urade AA, S3
ue 10: a. u score, eoc: a. ao
5c: C. 89 score. BSC Abov nrieea ir
strictly nominal. i
Cheese Selling pric to Portland
wholesalers t Oregon single. 34-38) ib;
Oregon 8-lb loaf. 41-4Hc. .
Eggs To wholesalers: A grade, larre,
42ia-43,sC dot; A grade, medium. 41 T
42,c: B grade, large, M-38c.
Live chickens No. 1 -quality. T.O.&.
plants: B rollers under lbs. 2e lb:
fryers. 2U-3 lbs. g1-30c; 3-4 lbs. 2S-30e:
roasters, 4lba and over, 29c: light bens
under 4 lb. 15-18c: ever 4 lbs. n-lac,
heavy bens, all weights. l-20c; old
roosters, all weights, 11-lSc.
.' Rabbits (Average to growers); Lhr
white. 4-5 lbs. 22 -24c lb; 5-4 lbs. 18-20c:
colored, 2 cents lower, old or heavy
does and bucks. 10-14c lb; fresh dressed
fryers to retailers, 8054c; Idaho fryers
and roasters, 43c.
Iresa dressed meats (wboksalera to
retailers; dollars per cwt):
Beef: Steer, good. SOO-80S tba. 848
80: cocnaaerciaL S47-4SJO- utilitv. 441-
45; cows,, commercial. 840-42; utility.
PORTLAND. June 20 -(AP)-fUSDA)
Cattle salable 150; bulk supply slaugh
ter dosses low grade, steady: common
grass steers 24.00-25.00; - few plain
dairy type 20.00-22.50; common grass
heifers 20.00-23.00; plain dairy ; types
HJK'jo; lew medium cows 19.50-20.00;
canners-cutters - mostly 15.00-17.25;
sheus downward to 12.00; medium-
PORTLAND, June 20 .-AP)- Cash
I grain: Barley No. i 45 Ib. BW 64.50.
casb wheat (bid): Soft white 232:
soft white (no Rex) 2.22; White club
22. x
Hard red winter: Ordinary 222; 10
per cent 2.22; . 11 per cent 23; 12
per cent 2.2.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 104.
barley X flour 7. corn S. inillfeed 10.
Now York Stock .Quotations
NEW YORK June 20-CP-To day's closing quotations:
American Can 115
Am Power & Lt 20
Am Tel & Tel 157
Anaconda . 30
Bendix Avia . 43
Beth Steel 3
Boeing Air . ; ,
Calif Pack . 42
Canadian Pae . lt
Case J I . 42 H
Caterpillar ... 43
Chrysler .... . ... . 78
Cons Vultee - IS
Continental Can 40 Vi
Crown Zel 34V
Curtis Wr tU
Douglas Air 78
Dupont de Na 78
Gen Electric.
48tt
50
94
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Goodyear Tire 52
Int Harvest U 23 V4
Int Paper 48
Kennecott 55
Ubby McN 8c h 7
Long Bell a : ,
Mont Ward J. . 57
Nash Kelvin 20
Wat natry 42
N Y Central 13
Northern Pae 20 Vs
Psc Am Fish
Pac Gas Eec 35 Vi
pt&t , : no
Penney J C 57
Radio Corp ,
Rayonler
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Rayonier pfd. 34
Reynolds Met 22
Richfield 45
Safeway 33 V
Sears Roeb . 46
So Pacific . 54
StanOU Cal . 69
Studebaker - 33
Sun Mining 10
Transamerica 17
Union Oil - 26
Un Pacific 85
Un Airlines 13
U S Steel , 35
Warner Bros 12
Woolworth . 48
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