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the new fall term looms. Here, readriax their SUma Alpha Epsllon
Urtns qurters for the rushing period are, standinr, Frank Rlebe,
Portland, left; Ward Stanton, Sacramento, Calif.; and Ray Myers,
2375 Madison it. Sittlnx is Tom Edwards. Tail Classes will start
September 13, with new students arriving this week for orientation
sessions. (Statesman photo.) . 1
New York Slock Qnolalions
NEW YORK, Sept.
Ad Corp 26
AI Chem 56y4
Al Chalmers ., 32
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Goodyear Tire
Homes take
Int Harvester
Int Paper JI
Johns -Man
Kennecott ,
Am Airlines 10
Am Pow & Lt - 16
Am Tel & Tel 154I4
'Am Tobacco .- 63
Anaconda . 34s
Atchison 127
Libby McN
Lockh Aire
Loew's Inc
Long Bell
Beth Steel 40
Boe Airplane 35
Borjr Warner 67
Bur Add M 12
Calif Packing 48
Montg Ward
Nash Kelv
NY Central
Can Pacific 18
Caterpillar . 41
North Pac
Celanese 37
Pac Am Fish
Chrysler 68
Con Edison 27
Pac Gas &
Pac Tel &
Cons Vultee : 16
Packard
Crown Zellerback 39
Curt Wright 8
Doug Aircraft 85
Penney
Perm RR .
Pepsi Cola
Philco
Bad Corp
Raynonier
Ray Pfd
Dupont ; 78
Eastman Kodak 42
Emer Radio 15
Gen Electric - 46 V
Macleay The Homo Econom-1
les club of Macleay grange will
noia an au-aay xneeung weanes-
Oflheat gives my muscle
a break no more basement
furnace-fussing with old
fashioned fuels. ;
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Coil yon fecal Standard HeotiiB Oil Dealer er Staaddrd Oil Office teday
TIME-SAVING SERVICE is your local
Standard Heating Oil Dealer specialty.
Hell keep you supplied regularly vith
100 pure distilled fuel . . . Standard Stove
Oil (for apace heaters) or Standard Furnace
Oil (for pressure type burners). Ask him
about "Automatic deliveries on Furnace
Oil it takea supply thoughts completely
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60 Richfield
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West Elec
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day at the grange halL Members
are asked to come prepared for
la quunng session.
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oil heat-no soot nor greasy
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for your money In fast, demn hoot
Feed Grains
SeUatPeak
Season Prices
CHICAGO, Sept !!'-- Feed
grains corn and oats sold at
their best prices of the season on
the board of trade today.'
Advances In these two cereals
were fairly - substantial, but not
spectacular. In most cases final
prices were off a little from the
Salem
Obituaries
JACKSON . '
ilkU A TVan Tat M1MT1T AT
151 N. 13th t In this city. Septein-
Der v, at xn ag oi do. ousmm v
Vinie Jackson. Salem: father of Georc
w. jacuon, roruana, ana mnw .
Jackson. Richland. Waah4 brother of
Marion jaexson, Bwtnwiwr. 10m.
Also survived by six grandchildren.
Ho was a member of tb First Chrte-
timvm fiVnrf Vi1-t-ftl unripM Will DO
11.11 V-1 1 V. . SMAA.B. - T
held Tuesday. September 12. at 130
pjn. at tho W. T. Rigdon chapel. Coo
cludlng services at Leo Mission ceme
tery with the Rev. Dudley Strain
officiating.
VERNON - -
John B. Vernon, at the resiaeno
at rout X. Independence, Septem
ber 9. Survived by his wife. Mrs.
On D. Vernon, Salem; a daughter,
Mrs. Thelma Stewart. Salem; two
sisters. Mrs. Katnertne koum. inde
pendence, and Mrs. Alio Boyles, San
Francisco: two brothers. A. W. Ver
non. Salem, and A. M. Vernon. Day
ton: and two fTanacnuaren, -ionn
Stewart and Joseph Vernon Stewart,
both of Salem Services will be held
Wednesday. September 13. at S p.m.
t the Ctough-Barrick chapel with
Interment In Be lc rest Memorial park.
BOTER
Cora E. Borer, at the residence at
73 N .Winter at- September 9. at the
age of SO. Survived by a brother. Frank
Bean. Alameda. Calif.: two grandchil
dren. Mrs. Jeanette Smith, and Ruth
N. Rice, both of St. PauL Minn.; a
niece. Mrs. Maurice (Dorothy) Croker.
Walla Walla. Wash.; and three great
rrandchildren. Services will be held
Wednesday, September 13. at 3 p.m.
at the W. T. Rigdon chapel with the
Rev. Brooks H. Moore officiating. In
terment at City View cemetery.
TROXEL.
Gal A. Trozel. lat resident of 4113
Fisher rd at a Portland hospital, Sep
tember 9. Survived by his wife. Mrs.
Lillian Troxei. saiem; two aaugniers.
Mrs. Rosella Sturm. Monmouth, and
Mrs. June Hojack. Portland; two sons.
Ross Clemens and Charles Lawrence.
both of Salem; and three grandchil
dren. Services will he held Tuesday.
September 12. at 2 pjn. at the dough
Barrick chaoel with Interment in Bel-
crest Memorial park. The Rev. Brooks
H. Moore officiating.
S HELTON
Mrs. Greta Shelton, late resident of
1310 N. 24th St.. In this city, Septem
ber 9. Survived by her husband. Arch
ie G. Shelton. Salem; her mother,
Mrs. Alice WItzeL Salem; three chil
dren. Juanita. Douglas. Robert Par
rent and Dianne Shelton. all of Salem:
and four sisters, Edith WitzeL River
side, Callfj Mrs. Dean Larson. Seattle:
and Mrs. Gertie Struble and Mrs. Gol
die Sink, both of Salem. Services will
be held Wednesday, September 13,
at 1 JO pjn. at the w. T. Rigdon chapel
with the Rev. Lloyd T. Anderson of
ficiatinf. Interment at Belcrest Me
morial park.'
TH I ELS EN
Edward W. 1Thielsen. former Salem
resident, at San Francisco. September
9. at the age of 6S. Survivors Include
his wife. Mrs. Charlotte Tbielsen. San
Francisco; sister, Mrs. O. K. De
Witt, Salem: and two brothers. H.
William and T. D. Thielsen. both of
Salem. Christian Science Services will
be held at the W. T. Rigdon chapel
Tuesday. September 12. at 1030 ajn.
with concluding services at the Elver
view cemetery In Portland at 1M pjn.
Enjoy the comfort end
convenience of non-waste,
clean - burning Standard
Heating 02s.
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fjplfl-
day's peaks; Wheat developed . a
weak tone toward the dose while
soybeans held . within narrow
range for the commodity. ?
Wheat closed lower, corn
H-Ui higher, oats higher,
rye -lVi higher, soybeans V4
lower , to Y higher and lard IS
cents lower to 23 cents a hundred
pounds higher. ; - r -
orees
HitRadio-TV,
Auto Stocks .
NEW YORfc, Sept 11 -W-Automobile
and radio-television
Issues were singled out by selling
forces in a generally lower market
today.
Pressure against these groups
was evidently a sequel to weekend
news of the revival of consumer
credit curbs. The new rules pro
vide for larger down payments
and a shorter period to pay bal
ances on installment purchases,
which presumably could affect
car and TV sales.
Losses generally ranged to
around $2 a share but most were
under .
Auto shares were in the minus
column through the day. ' TV
stocks though, kept their balance
until late in the day when the en
tire market was roughed up.
The afternoon selling was done
with before it got well started and
closing prices were above the lows
of the day in most cases. Earlier
demand for rail stocks helped to
bolster, the balance of the market
and some . carriers managed to
finish -in the plus column.
Two flurries of activity, one of
the opening and other in late
trading, helped to boost sales.
Turnover of 1,860,000 shares com
pared with 1,960,000 Friday.
The Associated Press average of
eo stocks dipped X of one point to
79.2. The industrial group was
almost entirely responsible for the
setback. Rails were unchanged
and utilities up a trifle on average.
Austria Girl Wins
Miss Europe Title
By Slim Margin
RIMINI, Italy, Sept lMflV-Miss
tianm scnaiL z3-year-old "Miss
Austria," became Miss Europe of
1950 last week end in comnetitiorr
with 13 other national beauty con
test winners. , . - ;
Miss SchalL a titian-haired mod
el' with brown eyes, won the title
from Miss Italy Giovanna Pala,
19 by one count The Associated
Press reported erroneously, last
night that Miss Pala had won. -
The new titlist weighs 119
pounds and is five feet six inch
es tall. She is the daughter of a
Viennese merchant
frank Leahy has been a head
football coach for nine years and
his teams have won 80 games while
losing five and tying live.
O 11 - V
selling r
the tmcrt new teden that
converts In seconcis Into a
sports cor or cargo carrier.
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SN how the) rear seat cushion folds forward against e
rear seat back turns down to form ftat, levei-loodlng plalronet Spare
passenger ccesporlmea or In wel ot right of bggoge costpartMiA
i
In 23 years at the helm of foot
ball teams, Carl Snavely has field
ed clubs that won 140 contests, lost
37 and tied 14.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Scot. 11 -(AP- Tenta
tive, subject to immediate chanfe: pre
mium quality, maximum to JS to 1
per cent ackuty eeuvereo la port
LuhL 63-eSa lb: first aualltr. SO-4c:
second quality. 59c-62e.
Butter Wholesale T.OS. bulk cubes
to wholesalers: Grade AA. S3 .score.
oze lt: a. S2 score, eic: B. so score.
69c c. 8S score. 67 c Above prices
strictly nofateal.
Cneese SelUng price to Portland
wholesalers: Oregon singles, 3eft-38e
lb: Orefon 8-lb loaf. 4l-Uc.
Tn To wholesalers : A trade, larce.
50-53tte dos; A grade, medium. 41
4hc; B grade, large. 40-42c
Live chickens (No. 1 oualltv. T.O B
plants): Broilers under ly4 lbs. 30-32c;
fryers. 3-S lbs. S5-37c; 3-4 lbs. 35.
37c; roasters. 4 lbs and over, 3436c;
light bens under 4 lbs, 18-2lc; heavy
bens, all weiRhU. 21-22c: old roosters,
au weignis, iwtc. . ,
TKhH Avraea to erowera: live
white. 4-5 lbs. 25-27C lb; 8- lbs. 21-23c;
colored. S cents lower: old or heavy
does and bucks. ll-15o lba; fresh
dressed fryers to retailers. 03-68e. Some
higher, ' . " ...,.
rresn aressea meats (wnoiesaiers w
retailers; dollars per cwt): '
Beef: Steers, good. 500-800 lbs. S48
61: commercial. S4S-49; utility. S43-45;
cows, commercial. $40-42; utility, S3S-
canners-cutters, $39-38. .
Rm i-iita (vnnA steers): Hind OUST-
ters. S5-0; rounds. $54-56; full loins.
trimmeo. 7-eo; vnancies. wwi
square chucu, Hi-su; not, aovea;
fnrauarters. $43-44.
Veal: Good. $44-51: commercial. $40-
46: utility. $34-39.
cuves: oooa-cnotoe i ww
mercUl $37-42.
Lambs: Good-choice springers. $4-
48: commercial. $41-44. -
Mutton; Good. 70 Ids. down. SZO-Z7.
Pork cuts: Loins. No. 1. S-13 lbs. SSO-
62; shoulders. 13 ids. a own, -;
carcasses. $37-39: toareribs. $47-60,
Wool: Valley, medium grades, 60
63c lb average at country buying
points.
Mohair: 80c lb on 12-month growth.
r.O-tk country supping points.
fzountrv-iruiea meats:
Veal: Top Quality. 40-42c lb: other
grades according to weight-quality
with llshter or heavier 37 -38c.
Hogs: Light blockers. 33-36c lb; sows,
light. 28-30C.
Lamb: Top grade ip ringers. 43-45c
lb; best yearlings 35-38c; mutton, best
16-18c: rough heavy bucks, 12-14C.
Beef: Good cows, 34-37C lb; canners
cutters. 34-35C.
Onions: Large. 1:00-25 for 50-lb sack
Walla Walla med, 10-63; CaUL. Idaho
white wax, large. 2.25-50, -
Potatoes: Local triumphs. 28-Ib lugs
No. 1, 1.50; small, 1.00: Boardman long
whites, no. l. 3.09-23; No. z. 50-lb. 14
10: Wash. Gems. Russets. 2.50-90.
Hav: U. S. No. 2 xreen alfalfa, deli
vered carlots F.O.B. Portland or Puget
Sound markets. $32-34 ton; Willamette
valley grain and clover hay $26-29.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Sept. 11 -(AP- Cash
grain: oats. no. z. ss id white. 55.00;
Barley. No. 2. 45 lb B.W.. 49.50.
cash wheat (Did): son white z.iz:
Soft white (excluding Rex) 2:14; white
club .14. r
Hard red winter: Ordinary 2.17: 10
per cent 2.17; 11 per cent 2.21; 12 per
cent Z.ZZ.
Hard white Baart: 11 per cent U4;
uper cent mjzn.
Today's ear receiDts: Wheat 57: bar
ley 16; flour 10; corn $; oats 1; bay 1;
mui feea a.
TRADE MARK NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Medley DUtillin Company. Owens
boro. Ky a Kentucky corporation, hat
filed ita trade mark BANJO BOTTLE
with the Secretary of State of Oregon.
s. s-u-is.
TRADE MARK NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Dougherty Sales Company, a Washing
ton corporation, of Seattle.' Wash, has
filed Its trade mark "REGAL" with the
Secretary of State of Oregon. 8. 12
18-ZS.
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SALEM AUTOMOBILE
Portland livestock
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PORTLAND. Septr 11-(AP)-(USDA)-CafU
aalabte 2J)00-. market etlvs.
generally fully steady; some beef cows
25-50 higher; bulls strong 50 higher;
no good lea catue available. Load nigh
medium 1011 lb grass steers 29.40: few
loads UD to 1211 lba 28.00-2S.00: common
steers 23.00-2640. medium-good feed
ers 20 .00-27.00. Medium ffrass beifers
zeje-zio; r common suw-zajsv: cutter-common
dairy type heifers 18.00
21X0. Canner-cutter' cows largely 17.00-
1B.0O: oca neaa to lao; eommoa-medl-
23.00-24.00. Good beet bulls 24.i0-23.S0;
sausage bulls 21.00-24X0,
Calves salable ' 400; aoarhet active,'
strong. Good calves and verniers mostly
29 .00-30.00. few 31.00; large lot 400 lb
range calves 28.29; coram on -medium
UJOQ-XIM. -..--.- .-..-
Hoes salable 1X00: 25-50 lower: Good-
choice 180-230 lb mostly 25X0, few 25.73
with early top 26.00: 245-300 lb 23X0
24.00. Good 230-550 lb sows 21.00-2.00;
odd 600 lb welghte 20.00. Feeder pigs
scarce; good-choice quoted 26X0-27X0.
sneep salable lxoo; market acuve,
spring lambs steady-50 higher, good
grades mostly 26X0-50; few good-choice
TJNCLATMID DEPOSITS
! PRESUMED ABANDONED .
Tm enrinwtne unclaimed deposits.
Including depoaits other than .those
payable on demand, are held by The
First National Bank of Portland at
Its Salem Branch. Salem. Oregon, and
The First National Bank of Portland
at Its Wood burn Brancn. or wooa
hura. Oreron. mm of July 1. 1950: the
owner or owner of which have not
for a period of seven successive years
prior to said date. a negotiated in
witting la respect thereto, or b) been
credited with Interest on the pass
book or certificate of deposit on his
or their request, or (e) had a transfer,
disposition of interest, or other trans
action noted of record In the books
of the above bank or trust company.
or (a) increased or decreased the
amount of the deposit:
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
a .... a . . . -m... 0 . . .
rUHlUtflU Al 119 DAa
BRANCH:
SAVINGS .ACCOUNTS
Anderson. Mrs. Rose. Salem. Ore-
S1.B0.
Brownen, Robert M- Taft Field,
Taft. Califs $7X5.
Crabtree. Dale T. or Mrs. Lenora.
Salem. Ore, $1.70.
-Uaviason, Mrs. Jonn p saiem. ore.
S22 7S.
- Dunham, Tom T. or Shirley V Sa
lem. Ore.. $7.08.
; Davis, Floyd H, Gervau, Ore.. $2X3.
; Hleber. Glen. Salem, Ore, $2.90.
' Horner. Arnold or Imogene. Salem.
Ore.. $2.00.
Kilkenny, Peggy. Salem. Ore. $0.17.
Mason. Marjorie. Salem. Ore,
$214X4. -.
Kiaoie. Pauline, saiem, ore, si3.hz.
Seines, Arnold, Salem, Ore. $2.02.
Sherman, Donald K, Salem, Ore,
$9753. I
stokes. Frances smitn. saiem. ore-
$20X4.
David Neal Johnson, Boise, Idaho.
Misc. Papers.
Ror & Louisa otto, saiem, ore..
Misc. Papers A Jewelry.
B. Earie Parker, saiem. ore. auae.
Papers - Certificate of Title.
H. V. St Clara Anderson. Salem,
Ore. Abstract of Title.
p. j. jonnaon, saiem. ure. .jouc.
Papers.
E. v. spencer. . saiem. ore. misc.
Papers.
ABSTRACT OF TITLE
D. X Burch. Salem, Ore.
C. C. Russel. Salem. Ore.
P. J. Kuntz. Salem, Ore.
B. F. Hinshaw, Salem, Ore.
George Jacob. Salem. Ore.
W. J. Craft. Salem. Ore.
W. H. Grabenhorst. Salem, Ore.
Ann Klein, Salem. Ore.
E. Nelson. Salem. Ore.
A. L. Young, Salem. Ore.
H. H. Sechler, Salem. Ore.
Geo. F. St Mary V. Smith. Salem.
Ore.
F. Sutton, Salem, Ore.
Ralph Swartz. Salem. Ore.
F. H. Thompson, Salem. Ore.
R. I. Turner. Salem. Ore.
R. B. Walsh.. Salem. Ore.
THE FEIST NATIONAL BANK OF
PORTLAND AT ITS WOODBURN
BRANCH '
Dobaoa. Ruby. Woodburn. Ore.
21X9 Sves. Acct.
Froemke. Albert, Woodburn. Ore.
a Abstracts of Title, misc. Papers -
Susee. John J. Gervals. Ore. Life
Ins. Policies. S. 12-19
Twice as useful as any ordinary carl Use a$ a beautiful
sedan $eating $1x1 Or fold down the hinged back $eat and
cushion . . . and you hav a level deck 6Va feet long. You
can sleep on It . . . bad all your hunting and fishing gear
$ haul farm implements, fence oorfs -a thousand and ono
V'.
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front seat bock, oed .. soymos-aKsncwa mm Na vpwn. w--y,
fre coo "be eorried h j 5Mdy bggage reck an roof odds eoweeeieeSly to ma
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2S.TS,- new recent high; - good shorn
lambs 25X0; good . feeders 23X0-24.00;
good yearlings 23X0. good ewes mostly
10.50, few . UXO; mediums down to
8.00. .-. - . , ., w
Salca IlarkcJ
Ucsliiilcss - ; ;
r .. (Aa e late yesterday)
BtTTTERFAl
Premium
No. 1
No. S
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Wholesale -
Retail
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. (Wholesale prices range from S to 1
cent over buying price.)
Large AA X8
Large A - .49
Medium AA .48
Medium A A4
Small A Jt6
POULTRY
Leghorn hens -Leghorn
fryers
Colored bens
Colored fryer .
Old roosters
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LIVESTOCK
(Valley Packing Co. quotationj)
Fat lambs . $22.00 to $23X0
Feeder lambs
$19X0 to 121.00
Ewes
a 2.00 to a a.oo
S16X0 to $17X0
Fat dairy eowa
Cutter cows
Dairy, heifers
Bulls
$15.00 to $16.00
$16.00 tO $17X0
-$20X0 to $23X0
The word tvnhoon may have
been derived from the name of
Typhon, Greek God of dangerous
wuas.
The tattanqn, SdUwnvOrew
It's time to sing a happy song of Back to School again
Time to get ready for another wonderful year with class
mates and teachers. So hurry In for school supplied We
have tho right ones for scholars of all ages ... front tiny
.tots to tip top teens! f
WUTUM TABUTI
ruat
And Ail f
ill
IhJhgs no regular car can carry. If $ He having two cars In
ono; Come . $ee how the new Chrysler Traveler mokes
your dollars do double duty. Take the wheel . . . find out
how Chrysler's butt-in roJue off the way through b combined
wMt new utility that beats anything on the road today.
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435 N. COMMERCIAL
TosSdaT Septrnber 11. 1SS3 7
Sfccks cxd E::ds
Compiled by the AsiwHsted Pref
Sent. 11 ', "'
STOCK AVERAGES
so xs is ee
Xodust Ralls Dtil Stoclca
Net change DX unch A.1 DX
Monday 106.6 "50.7 44.4 79 i
Prev day , lOflX 60.7 44X T9X
wees ago lOBJ 49.T 44a Tt.T
Month aeo 106X 4SX ' 44X T7X
Year ago . I1J . 4L4 Cii
BOND AVERAGES - ' '
so te
Rails tndust
ie se
Otu Forn
VI Ai
104J - fOA
104X 70.4
104X 70.4
104X T1X
104J 7$J
Net Changi
Monday
D.l - unch
97J 102X
97.7 102X
7.4 102.4
9S.S 10ZX
MX 102X
Prev day
Wlr .
Month ma
Year ago .
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pimply irritation and so aid heal
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"0!d at 40,50,60?"
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At all drug stores everywhere I ttm
lem. at Fred Meyer's.
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