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j 10 The Statesman. Sol em. Oregon. Sunday. April 22, 1951 NOTICE Or INTENTION TO IMPROVE NORTH SIXTEENTH STREET FROM JRCOSEVEL.T STREET TO SOUTH LINE CON D ITS ADDITION NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that the Common Council of the City of Salem. Orerofi, deems It necewarv and ex pedient and hereby declare ita puipooe 'end intention to improve North Six teenth Street from the north line of JRoosevelt Street to the south line of Cdndifa Addition. In the City of Salem. farion Countv. Oreiron. at the expense of the abuttin and adjacent property, 'except the street intersections the ex pense of which will be assumed by the City of Salem, by brinifin said Por tion cf said street to the established rrade. constructinir cement concrete totbs. and caving said portion of sajd etreet with a 2a asphaltic concrete pavement 30 feet in width, in. ac coi dartre with the plans and specifica tions' therefor which were adopted by the Common Council April 9. 1951. which are now on file in the office or the eitv recorder and which by this reference thereto are made a part hereof. The Common Council hereby declares its purpose and intention to "jnake the above described improve ment by and throueh the ; street im provement department. Written remonstrance afainst The above proposed improvement may be let with the city recorder'at any time within ten days fter the final publica tion of this notice by the owners of the property affected. By Order of the Common Council Aeril 9. 1951. ALFRED MUNDT. City Recorder TJate of first publication hereof is April 1. 151. ., Elate of final publications Arril ' W. . AP. 12-13-14-15-16-17-18-18-20-21-22. The Islamic religion ha seme 250,000,000 followers. RCA VICTOR RECORDS PRESENTS GENERAL DOUGLAS MacARTHUR'S Momentous Address to Congress Available Seen " on All Speeds 45 rpm 3.04 33 ip 3-15 7 rpm 3.07 '. Phone Year Order Now 'The Demand for This Record Will Be Great! Downstairs Orejton Bide Corner State and High Phone 3-8632 PABC0 ...or Remodeling feaieet netienelly advertised: roece - B fee Ms twperb f lit, eety weer. We fa svrfoce floor PADC0 IIYDROSEAL...LEAK FIXER Amaxing, aoty spreading block ) lottic for repoiring Uoks lei reefs, gutters, fletKingv ventilo- tecs, tents, concrete walls, . k teedy fee wet vntlm ' . . . , -. - - r I 55 FH-. 1 Salem Bank Loans Jump 25 Per Cent Bank loans in Salem are up 25 per cent over a scar ago, figuirs from Salem's four banks thowed this week end. Loans aggregated $2 1,087,245 in this month's compilations, com pared with $16,836,562 on the April 24, 1950, call date. Deposits also were higher, with the local banks Showing tolal of $64,689,969 or about 3 per cent above the $62,695,516 total at the comparable period last year. Willamette Valley bank and the two local branches of U. S. Na tional Bank- of Portland (combined for the report) showed their fig uies as.fet forth in the April 9 official call date Uhis year, while Salem btarich of First National of Portland, released figures as of Match 31. The(ttsls and compar isons are: DEPOSITS' ISM First National . J8.271.204 IT. S. National 4.1.fi!H),181 Willamette $ 2,528.54 1S50 S17. 447 .453 S43.C57.0J8 S 2.1PC.SS5 Totals $64.689,8 W2.SS5.516 1S5C 7 .624.S13 ?.37.17B S WS.5H LOANS 1B51 First National S t JT4.S27 U. S. National ... SI 1.566, B!)9 Willamette S 1.145.51V - Totals 1.(7.245 tl6.WP.Mi2 SMALL. BUSINESS NEW YORK-(lNS)-Small busi ness is women's business today. So says Mrs. Marion Eberly of New York, chairman cf a clinic designed to help women go into business on their'own. Mrs. Eberly claims that small business enter prises are an answer to many cf the problems facing women today. She urges women tc investigate their local markets and study their neighborhoods in order to develop business; which best serve the sequirements of loct.1 house wives. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IMPROVE LONG VIEW WAY FROM CASCADE DRIVE TO FORREST HILLS. WAY NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that the Common Council of the City of Sakm. Oregon, deems it ; necessary and ex pedient and hereby declares its purpose and intention to Improve Lrng View Way fiom the toiith. line of Cascade Drive to the south tline of Forrect Hills Way. In the City of Salem. Polk Coun ty. Oregon, at the expense of the abet ting and adjacent property, except the street intersections the expense cf which will be assumed by the City of Salem. tv bi inline said 'por tion of said street to the established grade, constructing cement concrete curbs, and paving said portion cf aid street with a 2','? asphaltic concrete pavement 30 feet in width, in ac cordance with the -plans and specifica tions therefor which were adopted by the Common Council April 9. 1951. which sje now on;file-4n the office of the city recorder land which by this reference thereto i are made a part hereof. The Common Council hebv -declares its purpose and intention to make the above described improve ment by and.tiproueh the ftreet im provement dtpaMment. Written remonstrance apalnst the above proposed Improvement may be filed with theeity recoider at any time within ten days after the final publica tion of this notice by the cwners of the property affected By Order cf the Common Council April . 1951. ALFRED MTlNDT. Cilv Recorder Date of first publication hereof is April 12. 1951. Date of final publication. April 22. 1951. Ap. 12-13-14-13-16-17-18-19-20-fl-22. j SHOP KEITH DROWN FOR THE BEST BUYS j IH TOWN! i Building a home? LinOLEUM linoleum, noted celers, vnwtvol de cUenine end leso hove Pabce eaemal. covering, tee. $2.35 Scj. Yd. AND Lumber i Hardware O Millwork O Tools O Elecfrica) and Plumbing. Supplies; Everything You Need All Under One Roof Qt. Phone 3-9163 or 3-9111 rui io)ro)wA7rn Front. and Court - Where Parking Is No Problem Healthy Students Chosen in Brooks I Statctraa News Service BROOKS Candidates for the "Healthy Girl and Boy" contest of Marion county have been chosen as follows: Ace Hi club, Sharon Nolan and Raymond Free; ABH club, Sally Tontz and John Fitts; Healthy, Wealthy, Wise club, Carol Owens and Jackie Lowery. Children in the first grade are planning a May-Day party for all youngsters in the district who will be in school this fall, to get ac quainted and see what a day in school is like. The first grade, is learning spring songs and making spring pictures for their art work. Willamina Folk Visit, Entertian Statesman. News Service WILLAMINA A family gath ering was held Sunday at the Wil liam Risseeuw home. Guests ere Mri and Mrs. Lennis Smith and family, Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Risseeuw and Butchy, Mr. and Mrs. John Buswell and family, Mr. and Mrs. Norman St. Germain and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ike Risseeuw and Miss Margaret Suhs. Mr. and Mis. Forrest Dean and children were week end guests at the D. W. Fox home. Mrs. W. C. Tremblay accom panied Mr. and Mr?. Orme Dowl ing of Portland to Salem Sunday to a birthday dinner for1 Mrs. Charles Johnson. Mrs. A. R. Trenda and Mrs. Joe Aase returned this week from Medford, Minn., where their sister, Mrs. O. T. Rasdahl, died. Mr. and Mrs. Les Hamiick. Billy and Penny of Anatone. Wash., have moved 1o Willamina. Lenrial Thomason returned to work in Coos Bay this- week after a two-week sick leave. Mr. and Mrs. William Risseeuw received a phone call from their son Vern, saying that he would be transferred from San Diego this week. He is in the navy. Week -rend guests at the Axel Lundin home were Mr. and Mrs. j Orval Admonsen and children, and j Mrs. Ed Severson and Patty of j Burns. I NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IMPROVE EAST NOB HILL STREET FROM OHM ART STREET TO WALDO AVENUE ' NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that the Common Council of the City of Salem. Oregon, deems it necessary and ex pedient and hereby declares its purpose and intention to improve East Nob Hill Street from the south line of Oh mart Street to the north line of Waldo Avenue, in the City of Salem. Marion County. OifRon at the expense of the abutting and adjacent piopeitv. bv bitnging said portion of said street to the established grade, constructing ce ment concrete curbs, and caving said portion of said street with a 2V as phaltic concrete pavement 30 feet in width in accordance with the plans and specifications therefor which were adopted by the Common Council -April 9. 1951. w hich are' now on file in the ofiice of the city recorder and which bv this reference thereto are made a part hereof. The Common Council here by declares its purpose and intention to make the above described improve ment by and through the street im provement department. Written remonstrance against the above proposed improvement may be filed with the city recorder at any time within ten day after the final publica tion of this notice by the ow ners of the property affected. Bv Order of the Common Council April . 195.1. ALFRED MUNDT. City Recorder Date of first publication hereof is Anril 12 1051. I Date of final publication. April 12. i J851. - Ap. 12-43-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22. PAD CO FAINT There k e Fabce Peint fer every puree Each fin predwet nw fer beauty, protection end dura bility Imide er eutaide, there is e Potco foint for ye. ,38sta S8ci nm1 Swegle P-TA Elects Officers Statesman News Service ; SWEGLE Swegle Parent Teachers association Tuesday1 elec ted: Mrs. Eugene Oliver, presi dent; Mrs. G. S. Brown, vice pres ident; Mrs. T. M. Blackburn, sec retary; and Mrs, Clifford Forse, treasurer. They will be installed at the Jvlay meeting. A special feature f the program hour was an accordion solo by Danny Dibbern. Assisting the hostess chairman, Mrs. Melvin La Due, were Mrs. Glenn Fravel, Mrs. J. M. Black burn, Mrs. Howard Lee, Mrs. Del bert Beach, MrsJ Jack Tipton, Mrs. Henry Martin, Mrs. Harold Holler and Mrs. Fred Savin. Mrs. Howard Lee will represent the association in making plans for the last day of school. Mehama Citizens Object to Dust Statesman News Service MEHAMA Mehama citizens living on Blair "street again ate protesting about dust caused by logging trucks and private ve hicles which use this back street j for a turn around to gain access ' to the state highway. ' Last ear home owners peti I tioned the county t-ouit tor street 'oiling but were told that the trett I was an "orphan street" and not ! under court jurisdiction. I Also under discussion is a ft-ot .bridge across the North Santiam : to enable pedestjians to cross the f rier in safety. The present bridge is narrow and limited to one-way ! traffic for trucks , : r 1 5 . SPEAKING OF 1?EW SAFETY FEATURES . j . liave you driven the xuswPh I ti.AL r i '- laiai-wriTi wiii r ift t-! iii n , .. ....... V .11'.. .-r--;r Jft1ri)ft 1&t,Jyrir. ....v,aiJX...-f m. . 1 ji HAVE YOU TRIED THE NEW "SAFETY-FLOW RIDE"? It'e a new experience. You strike bump or hols in the road unexpectedly nothing happens. You're not tossed or off balance. You continue in a level flow of notion, the car steering easily, holding the road firaly. This added safety results from a completely new Use (the new Or if lew shock absorbers) combined with other engineering advances. I I,,, -JmjaeiwJ !.'!! ! - I WIDER VISION. Plymouth 6tyling has always stressed good, safe vision, and this year it's even better. Front corner posts have been nade narrower, so you can see abre to the. front and sides. The rear window has 1C or f area. The nirror has been oad larger to take in this wider rear view. ' jigy , ij NEW INSTRUUENT PANEL. It's designed for safety as; well as attractiveness. The dials are reflection-proof, and located in one easy-to-read group. The controls are right where yon want them. Stock Market Moves with Indecision NEW YORK, April 21-HThe stock market was an emotional thing this week and moved with apparent indecision. ! Prices on average were lower at Ihe end of the week than at the start. To get there they moved up and stood still and moved down. . The Associated Press'average cf 60 stocks remained unchanged to day at $93.1t), just 80 cents under a week ago. Buying Flurry Boosts Grains CHICAGO, April 21-fP)-A brief buying flurry at the start provided gtains with their only show of strength on the board of trade to day. After the first 15 minutes the board settled down to a routine trade, during which much of the early gains were lost. ; Wheat closed '4 lower to V higher, corn. to 1 cent lower, oats lt lower to higher., rye (old style) V to 1 cent lower, soybeans 'ji lower to 'v higher and lard 2 cent lower to 7 tents a hundred pounds higher. Port la ml Produce ', PORTLAND. April AP)-Butlei fat i -i-Tentative, subject to immediate change: Premium quality." maximum to .35 to 1 per cent acidity dlivered in Poitland. 71-74c Ih.; first ciuality. 69 72c; second quality. 63-69c. Valley routes and country points 2c less. I Butter Wholesale F.O B, bulk cubes to wholesalers: ' Gtade A A. S3 score.. ' Site lb.; A. 92 scoie. 67c: B. SO score. Salem Market Quotations LS f An of ite yrteray) BUTTERrAT Premium ' No. 1 2s l S3 - Mi ' No. 3 HUTTFK , Wholesale ' " ' " ' Retail - : , EGGS (Baytag) .- (Wholesale prices tance from .cents ever buying price). Lai kc A At ; . Large A ... . A Medium AA Medium A Small POULTRY Leghorn hens Colored hem, Colored fryera Leghorn fryera i2S 31 39 Old roosters Roabters IVKVIOCK (Valley Parkier Cetaeaey Qeetatieitsi Fat Dairy Cows . 23.00 Cutters ;, , , , 20.6 to 22. Bulls ....... 28.0O to 3MMI Dairy heifers Good veal Lambs, woeled Lambs, sheared .... Ew.es. Wooleel Ewci. Sheared Spring Lambs 2S.0H to 28.00 32.00 to 35.00 33.DO to 34 .Wl 25.CO to 266 10.C0 to l.e i.eo to ie-.ee .... :ie.e to 32.ee 62c: C bS score eir. Above pi ice sU icily nominal. Cheese Selline; eiiee to Poitland wholesalers: Oiegon single. e4,i-4c lb: Oie;on 5-lb. los,f. 47,-4e. Eggs (To whoIleis): Candled eggs containing no loss, cases included, FOB Poitland, A large SS'.a-Sec; A medium 55' ic B la tee. 4-50'ic. ? Live Chickens t No. 1 quality, F.OiB. plants): Broileis. 1-2U IbF.. 27-28c; fryers. 2i-3 lbs. 29-30c: 3-4 lbs.. 2-3c: roasters. 4 lbs. and over. 29 -30c; light hens a. 11 weights. 2-27c; heavy hens, 11 weights, 31 -32c. eld lOoMers. all weights. 15-17c. I i Rabbitai Aveiage to growers: Live white. 4-5 lbs.. 2S-2flo lb.: 5-6 lbs;. .25-2c: colored hucki 12-16c; few high er: fresh dressed fryers to retailers, t-fwr: come higher. Frej-h Ilrefmcd Meats (Wholesalers te Retailers; dollars per CWT.): i Beef: Steers, good-choice. 500-700 lbs.. $54.53; commercial. $33-54; utility, f50-fil: cows, commercial, f 49-53; util ity. S48-S2; canneis-cutters, $45-51. i J Beef Cuts (Good steers): Hind quar ters. $59-62: rounds. (59-62: full loins, tiimmed, $7-82; triangles, $50-52; foit quarters, $50-52. The new is now on display al your Plymoulh doalor'o New York ! Stock Quotations NEVf YORK, April 2WiT)-Today closing quotations: ' Ad Corp "., , ' Al Chem Al Chalmers I Am Airlines Am Pow It Lt Am Tel & TeL. Am Tobacco . , Anaconda . Atchison ' Gen Foods Gen Motors ........ Geodyear : Tire. Homestake Itit Harvester Int Paper Johns Man Kennecott Labby McN & L Lockh Aire Loew's Inc .. Long Bell Monlg Ward Nash Kelv .L. NY Central North Pae . PacAm Pish Pac Gas & Elec Pac Td Ac Tel Packard 1 Penney . Penn RR . Pepsi Cola ; Philco ........ .16 - 18 .154 . 64 - 41 '. 56'i . 50 " " . 70 . 25 Beth "Steel , Boe Airplane ! Borg Warner Bur Add M.;.. Calif Packing Can Pacific Caterpillar Celanese Chrysler Con Edison . . Cons Vultee , Crown Zellerhach . 80 30 1814 Curt Wright .. 10 Doug Aircraft .... Dupont 86i Eastman Kodak.. 43 Rad Corp Emer Radio 14 (Rayonier Gen Electric .... 54Ry Pld Veal: Good, $5t-2; commercial, $54 90. I " Calves: Good-choice, 56-0:' cora mereial. $53-54, Pork Cuts- Loins. No. 1. 8-12 lbs, $4S-5fl; shoulders, 1 lbs. down. $38-40; spsieribs. $45-47; fresh hams, $53-54. Lambs: Good-choice. $55-57; com mercial, all weights. 153-54; utility, $48-49. i Wool: Market unsettled; prices nom inal. ! Mohair: $1.20-25 " lb. on 17-month growth, F.O.B. country shipping points. Ceimtry-KIIKd Meats: Mi tton: Best, 60-90 lbs.. 30-33c; rough heavy bucks, ewes, 25-28c. Veal: Top Quality 55-57c; good heav ies 52-54c: others -5oc. I - Beef: Good cows. 47-50C lb., csnners CUttcrs 45-46c. - i. . Hogs: Light blockers, 50-31'ic Ib.J sows, lights. 26-2flc. -' Lambs: Top giade, 55-57c lb lower grades. 4-50c. ;. Onions: Western Ore. yellow, med ium No. 1. $2.00-2.90: 50-lb. sacks No. 1 bfrse. $2.57-2.75; eastern onion sets. 8-llc lb.: Oregon 10-12c; cold storage Potatoes: Ore. Russets, No. 1A. $2.5- westein $2.C0-2.35; large $2.65-2.75. a thrown of hydraulics . . . .. .... . . . . -. 1 THE NEW ELECTRIC WINDSHIELD WIPERS. ; standard equipment, add to the safety of driving because they don t slow down when you step cn the gas, but continue at a constant rate. SAFETY IS ONE OP THE 6REAT EXTRA VALUES built Into a Plymouth. You get such advantages as Safety-Ria Wheels that keep a tire firmly on the r la in case of a blowout . . . Safe-Guard Hydraulic Brakes with, two extra hydraulic cylinders at the front wheels for ssoother, sore predictable stops '. . and sanj other examples of engineering that protect you and your family. Why not let your Plymouth dealer tell you more-- - '- and demonstrate the new Plymouth? Stop In and see Mm soon mMOtflH Dimtea ef CHBYSUt COBPOMTIOIf, Detrtxt 31. MkaimHi mmf. Plymouth Repub Stl Rey Metals Richfield Safeway . Sears Roebuck Soc Vac South Pae . Std Oil Cal Std Oil NJ Studebaker Sunsh Mo . 43 . 47 .55 .37: . 56 . 28 . C54 . 46 ,1084 . 32 Swift and Co 35 Transamerica Twent C Fox J Un Oil Cal . U Pac Un Airlines , Un Aircraft Un Corp US Plywood .. US Steel Warn Bros .:- West Un Tel West Air Br . West Elec . ... Woolworth '. 36 .102 3tt -j . "'" 4 . 12 - 42 i " 3S?4 . 44 5 66 20 10 24 19 50 3.00; 25 lbs., 7S-78c; Wash. Russets No. 1A. 25 lbs. 70c; No. . 50 lbs.. $1 00-lio. Hay: VS. No. 2 green alfalfa. Deliv ered car and truck lots. F.O.B. Port land, mostly $30 ten: Willamette valiey grain and clover hay. nominally $25 a ton. baled at farm. i . if 44 53 34 52 ,59 9 36 16 72 18 38 bBHWwt and trita are subject te avatlabrlrty ot raalcriatak ' I i j T x m t a, t t t I T" -t .