Annual Wddl Sewing
Contest Announced
SILVERTON, June 12 Mrs. Floyd Fox, president of the 'Oregon
Wool Growers auxiliary, and Mrs. Vera Scott, secretary, are announ
cing the fifth annual "Make It Yourself With Wool" home sewing con
test now being conducted for the
direction of the Women's auxiliary
sociation and the Wool Bureau, Inc.
Icing Blamed
For Crashes
Of Eight Jets
WASHINGTON, June 12-WV
Icing, not sabotage, caused eight
W4 Thunderjets to crash in In
diana last Friday, the air' force
announced today.
It reported that a preliminary
Investigation showed that engine
inlet screens ice up and became
blocked when the aircraft -enter-
ad "a oeculiar set of localized at
mosiiheric conditions lust after
taking off from Wright-Patter
ton Field. Dayton, Ohio, where
tbey had been refueled. ?
Three pilots died in the crashes
It was the largest mass jet dis
aster in aviation history.
Inquiries by the air force, the
FBI and aircraft manufacturers
uncovered no indications of sabo
tage, the air force said.
The eight planes were in a
flight of 34 Thunderjets proceed
ing from Austin, Texas, to Self
ridge Field, Mich." Just before the
accident, a thunderstorm had
struck the area around Richmond,
Ind.
All 71 planes taking part in the
training exercise are being in
spected to determine whether they
suffered any ill effects from fly
ing through the storm area. Four
taa planes checked so far have
d closed "no signs of visible dam
age and are ready for flight," the
air force said. The investigation
is continuing in an effort to de
termine necessary action to7 pre
vent similar , accidents.
The Atomic Energy Commission
wai ordered to. start production of
the H-Bomb on January 31, l9no
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Ucl Saturday
By Lillle I lladsen ! "': ,x ,L
rtrm Editor. The Statesman H
fifth consecutive year under the
of the National Wool Growers as
This contest, Mrs. Fox explained,
offers an opportunity to all girls
and young women in "Wool Grow
ing Empire' of the United States
ta express their home-sewing and
fashion creative ability with wool
fabric in competition for valuable
awards.
The 1951 contest is open! to all
girls from 14 through 22 years of
age. Oregon is included in the 13
states in which the contest is con
ducted. Entries must be i coats.
suits or dresses made of wool fab
rics. The contest has been divided
into junior and senior classes for
home sewers. Either commercial
patterns or original designs may
be used. ; ': .
All Qregon contestants will first
compete in the state contest and
winners of these will be entered
in the 1951 National Fashion Show
to be held in Portland December
4-6. Closing date for the state con
test will be early this fall. A num
ber of fine prizes are offered in
the state contest and more than
$1500 worth of prizes in the na
tional contest. Third prize in both
the junior; and senior classes is
$100 savings bond. In addition to
all the other prizes there is a $500
scholarship award by Colorad
Woman's college to a participant
in the National Fashion show. This
award is open only to participants
between 11 and 19 years and who
have graduated from high 'school
not later than 12 months previous
to the close of 1951 "Make it Your
self With Wool" contest.
Mrs. Fox stated Monday that she
hoped there would be a number of
entries from Oregon in the state
contest so that this state ' would
be well represented in the national
contest. This is the first time that
the National Wool Growers association-
will hold its convention
in Oregon and great plans are be
ing made for the meeting.;
? The auxiliary is already outlin
ing its program for the fall meet
ing. The Convention will be held
at the Multnomah hotel.' One of
the features of the social side will
be the dinner on December 5 for.
the "make it yourself contestants
in the Rose Bowl of the hotel with
Armour and Company as : dinner
hosts. The national style revue, will
follow at 8 o'clock. The following
morning there will be a breakfast
for the contestants. ! -
Of PORTLAND
s .. n
PR I-OSCAR AWARD-Actor Karaaa. Kerry Oeft)
aaai actress Coleea Gray pose with s cap awmeel by artist Kvili
laval (rlrmt) ta HeJljrweed. The cap was tNreaeateel te Kadolpai
Valcnttne ta 19Z4 by the Theater Owners CBaaaher of Cotnnterc.
Profit Taking
Cuts Market;
Stocks Down
NEW YORK, June 12 A
moderate amount of selling, based
to a large extent on quick profit
taking, depressed the stock market
today. Just about every major di
vision joined in the fall. Losers
showed up especially in rails, oils,
steels, motors, chemicals and air
lines.
Losses extended from a few cents
on into the $l-$2 range with only
a few leaders going beyond that
limit.
Trading started slowly, gathered
speed, and then eased off to a
steady pace that amounted to
1,200,000 shares for the day. Yes
terday's business came to 1,220,000
shares.
The Associated Press average of
60 stocks lost 60 cents at $92.40
with the industrial component tjff
40 cents, rails 70 cents, and uuli
ties 10 cents.
Margaret Tours
The. Netherlands
THE HAGUE, The Netherlands,
June 12-y!P)-Margaret Truman was
the guest of U. S. Ambassador and
Mrs. Selden Chapin at a dinner
dance tonight. She wore a peach
colored tulle evening gown deco
rated with black lace.
Prince Bernhard, the husband of
Queen Juliana, government offi
cials and the younger set of The
Hague diplomatic corps were in
vited to the party at the ambas
sadors home.
Margaret will go to Belgium
Thursday. .
rRICES CUT AT CORY ALUS
CORVALLIS. June 12 -MV
Price-cutting appeared in Corval-
hs today, two stores advertising
mat tney would meet Portland
prices. The stores are Nolan's de
partment store, which is owned by
Roberts Bros, of Portland, and the
Whiteside Appliance store.
Farmers Insurance Group
Rates have not changed. Therefore you owe
it to yourself more than ever to see us before
you renew your present policy.
Phone 3-5661
HUDSOII HOUSE, IIIC.
umrrs your :
-
Cash Ilarkel Price Paid
To b delivered to Puritan Cider Works. 791 Edgevratex
SL. West Salem or Adolph Hildebrcmd Receiving Station,
RL 1. Box 443. DaHaa. Oregon. " '
For Ilore Inlsmalisn Call 3322 Dallai :
tenr. Ml
S'lfilililil!) -Am:
YCJ
L0AXS $25 TO $389
ea tisaatu at fsmiisw Is t IX as Car
Don't borrow tmneceeaarily, but
if a loan will pay old bills, medi
cal or dental expenses, car or home
iwrjairs it's "yes" promptly to 4
oat of 5 at rWanaaf. Fast, friendly
service. Come in
phone today.
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Valley
Obitnaries
SUtesataa News Service
i
Mrs. Clara, Golas
DALLAS Mrs. Clara Goins, 94,
of VaJsetz lied Tuesday in DjUa,
hospital after an illness of about
one year. She lived
S;lsetZ
about 12 years.
Mrs. Goins was born January
14. 1897 at Nampsu Idaho. jOn Feb.
IK 1Q? mVktt waa marrlMt itn Km.
-"r " r- "
neth uoms at itaiama. wasn. iney
moved to ValseU from oruandlcora was 1 to 1 higher, oats
about 12 years ago.
Funeral services will
be at 21
pjn. Friday at Bollman
funeral
home in Dallas. Cremation will
be in Portland.
She is survived by the widower;
on daughter, June Staver jof Port
land: brother. R. A. Morden in
California; sister, Mrs. E. W. Cof
fee of Vallejo, Calif., and two
grandchildren.
Mrs. Mabel A. Morrow
. DALLAS Funeral
services
for Mrs. Mabel A. Morrow, 69,
former resident of the Dallas area,
will be held at 1:30 p. m. Wednes
day at the Bollman funeral home
in Dallas. She died Saturday in
Tacoma where she had been liv
ing the past five years.
Her husband preceded
her In
death. Survivors include two
daughters. May Eva Robison of
Central Point and Dorothy G,
Gist of Cloverdale; one son. Hen
ry
I. MOITOW Of Independence;
her mother, Mary A. Truman, and
il mm a swa 1 i I
a brother, Archie Truman, both
of Tacoma; and 11 grandchildren
and two great-grandchildren.
Interment will be at Hill Top
cemetery. Independence.
Radio Column
f.n TVutvlae TvTarArthtir'e ad -
dress to the Texas legislature will
rja nnarn n7ar iv i . rvi irnm a in
5:45 pjn. (Pacific Daylight time)
i
Bill Osko
1465 N. Capitol 8L
Between Hood A
Shippins Sta.
Off Street FarkUg
BOX OSKO
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2-244 Caeries L AAesv YU MAItefef '
nsif i taaes Iksssa aa. i-lZL BVUS
NEW YORK, June12-(flVrodaya closing quotations:
Ad. Corp .(Gen Foods '
Al Chem
pen Motors ' 47
Goodyear Tire 79
Al Chalmers
Am Airlines
Homestake
lint Harvester
Ant Pow & Lt 18
Am Tel & Tel 155
Int Paper
Am Tobacco 60
Johns Man
Anaconda , 41
Kennecott
Atchison - ,
Libby McN
Beth Steel
SOHtLockh Aire
Boe Airplane 44
Loew's Ine
Borg Warner - 64
ILong Bell
Bur Add M . 17pVfontg Ward
Calif Packing 63
Nash Kelv
Can Pacific 24
IN Y Central -
Caterpillar 46
North Pac
Celanes
5iyPac Am Fish
Chrysler 69
Pac Gas &
Con Edison 30
Pac Tel it
Cons Vultee 18
Packard
Crown Zelleback 52
Penney
Curt Wright 10
Penn R R
I Doug Aircraft 48 y (Pepsi Cola
Dupont 94
Philco
Eastman Kodak 42Rad Corp
Emer Radio
13Ulaynonier
Gen Electric
S5
Ray Pfd
i Wheat Boosts
Grains, After
Shaky Start
CHICAGO. June l-(flVWheat
carried other grains higher at the
board of trade today, on some
fairly heavy short covering. The
market was off to a shaky start,
reaction to an optimistic govern
ment crop estimate, issued after
yesterday's close, j
The spring wheat estimate rur
pr ut when' .
f ' . - v., Iw
I - J ui iuc wuui
ui uuc uujiu de
veloped. There was little pressure
on the market on the early down
turn.
The close was active and at the
I iut C1U3C '
finl-sh wheat was 2 in hirhr
were ft to Zft higher, rye was iy
to S cents higher: soybeans were
I unchanged to ,2 cents higher and
lard was 5 to 23 cents a hundred
weight higher.
Some ot the buying In wheat
was the result of light receipts at
seven southwest terminals where
carlots totalled only 162 against
784 a year ago. ;
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Salem;
Obituaries
PAUL
John PauL late resident of Sacra
mento. Calif., in this city. June 10. at
the ate oi 8 years.' Survived by two
I sisters. Mrs. Mike Ehresmann. Dick
enson, n. v., airs. wacKoo scMosser.
ftianaan, n. u.; Droiner, I'ius Faui. San
Antonio. Texas: also several nieces and
nephews including John W. Schlosser,
foruana, ana Jake cnioser, Man'
HoweU-Kdwarda Chanel to Dirkinsoif
Mtm .MH Ckl... t i j i
I N. d. tor services and interment.
ANDSKSON
Douglas Anderson. Infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Anderson. Salem route
8. In this city, June 10.-Also survived
by three brothers. Ronald. Gary and
Dennis, all of Salem. Graveside serv
ices! will be held at 1 40 p m. Wednes
day, wune id. at uiy view cemetery
under direction of the W. T. Ricdon
company. The Bcv. Dudley Strain wul
omciaie. i
UNDERBILL S
Caroline J. UnderhUL at the resl-
1 dence at 1625 Center St.. June 11. st
;
i i ittij rAraa-i rMwa . rmaiM t-
C. V. Littler, Albany. Services will be
nviu m v 4 .jw p.an, luurauay, mt usifs it,
p
at W. T. Rixdon chapel witb conclud
inf i services at City View cemetery,
ur.:urooKs u. Moore wiu ouiciate.
FLETCHER . I
Ellsworth B. Fletcher, late resident
of 4638 S. W. Luradel st, PortUnd. at
a Portland hospital June 11. Survived
by daughters. Lorraine Fletcher. Mrs
Flora McCollister. and a son. Ellsworth,
all of Portland: grandchildren. Jane
and John Fletcher, Portland, and CpU
Lyle lledrick. with the U. S. air force
at Roswell. N. M. Services will be
held at 1:30 p.m. Friday. June 15,
in the Clough-Barrick chapel. Inter
mem win oe at the Pioneer cemetery,
nr. nroott a. Moore wiu oincuie.
PANTHER '
Callie Panther. UU resident of 563
S. 22nd tt in this city June 12 at the
ace of SI. She was the wife of William
M. Panther ana the mother of Mrs.
Bessie Johnson of Portland and - AUen
W. Panther of Salem. Also survived
by three grandchildren and several
brothers and sisters who live In North
Carolina. Services will be held at 3:30
p.m. Thursday. June 14. in the W. T.
Riedon chapel, with concluding;
vices at Bel crest Memorial park. The
Ktv, Tnoroton jansma wul officiate.
t
SMITH .
Ausust Smith, la this city June 11.
rather ot Mrs. Clara jserr. Salem. An
n ounce men t of services will be made
later by the Howell-Edwards chapel.
CEVICK
At the residence. 1M W. Luther. Mrs.
Louisa cevtck at the ate of 63. Sur
Tired by a daughter. Mrs. Otillia Cook
of Beppner. ' Ore.: two sisters. Mrs.
Mary Armatrona of Los Aneeles. Calif.
and, Mrs. Anna Kretela of Salem and
three grandchildren. Services will be
held Thursday, June 14. at It JO a.m
in tne w. r. mgaen enapei witn tne
Hcv. Dudley Strain officiating, inter'
ment will be In City view cemetery,
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. June U-(AP)-(USDA)
came: salable loo; ; about steady on
light supply; quality of steers rather
plain; part load low commercial 7S7
lb - slaughter - steers 21.00: odd head
utility 29.00; canner-eutter cows 19.00
22.50; utility 23.00-28.00; sizable lots
low commercial cows 28.00; few until
lty -commercial bulls 27.00-30.00.
Calves: salable so; veaiers xuuy
steady; bulk choice 38. 00-40 aX; com'
inerciai-eood Z9.oo-3S.oo.
Hogs: salable loo: steady: bulk good
choice , iao-23S lb butchers 24.00-50;
oe.no dirt. . . no odor. . no
ash, long burning . no
storago problem uso
1
CAPITOL
IL Cherry Avt,
. 40
. 51
. 53
Rev Metals
Richfield
35
53 V
Safeway
. 35
. 52
. 29
. 4
- 48
.118
. 27
. 10
- 33
. 19
- 18
Sears Roebuck
50
55
T4
!8
3oc Vac , ,;
iSouth Pac
3td Oil Cal
it L
Std Oil NJ
38
Studebaker
15
ISunsh Mn '
43
Swift and Co
71
fTrasamerica 1
18
17
Twent C Fox
Un Oil Cal .
. 36
04
- 27
. 29
- 4
- 36
41
U Pac
16
CJn Airlines
Elec 32
Un Aircraft
Tel .108
Un Corp
I 4
U S Plywood
67
U S Steel
- 40
- 11
-38 N
- 33
- 37
- 42
18
Warn Bros
19
West Un Tel -
23
West Air Br .
19
(West FJee
82
Woolworth ,
"4. 1 '
few S40-260 lbs 33.T9-34iS: sows large
ly 19.00-31.00; choice lightweights UM:
odd heavies 1I.SO; odd head boars
11.00-13.00
Sheep: Salable 300: spriaa- lambs
slow; few openings . sales and bids
around SO cents tower; several lots
choice M-lOa lb spring lambs 3XM;
good -choice lie lb yearlings meetly
No. 3 pelt 2S.0O; odd shorn ewes 11.90
14.00; ; lew choice feeding lamba 3X00.
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by The Associated Press
STOCK ATXKAGK8
June 13
is is ee
Ind Kails UU 8tk
Net chance X. D.I , D.1 D.6
Tuesday 12S SIS 41.4 S4.4
Prer. day 1M 7 644 47 J S3.6
Week ago 134.7 63.1 47.4 tlJ
Month ago 1374 65.3 41M S3.(
Year ago 113 J 44X. 47 J 79 J
BOHD AVEKAGKS
30 i 10 10 10
Balls Ind UU ' Ten
Net efaanee Uncn Hnch Dl AJ
Tuesday 64.6 984 8J 73.1
PrtV.I day 84.8 88 8 89.1 71.8
Week ago 84.8 89.3 89.4 73.0
Monui ago , ss. wt.l sea ts.o
Tear ago 643 1034 1044 75.4
1951 high 1014 1034 TS4
1951 low 94.6 964 964 704
1950 sigh 984 1034 105.4 79.4
1950 low . 834 101 J 103.1 88J
New 1951 low.
Salem Market
Quotations
(As ef late yestersy
BUTTERFAT
Premium
No. 1 ;
No. 2 -
.7S
.74
JK
.76
Jl
BUTTER
Wholesale .
Retail
EGGS (Bnytaa)
(Wholesale prices range from
tr 1 enta nr hiivin. nripi 1
Urge1 AA , , ,
Large A
Medium ,
.54
JS2
JS2
M
Medium A -
Small
M
POULTRY
Leghorn hens
7
0
Jl
.19
J4
0
Colored hens
Colored fryers
Leghorn iryers
Old roosters
Roasters
LIVESTOCK
(Valley Parking Company Qsjotattont)
Fat Dairy Cows
21 00 to 23.00
19.50 to ilM
25.00 to 28.00
22.00 to 26.00
34.00 to 36.00
24.00 to 27 00
2.00 to 9.00
Cutters
Bulls
Dairy heifers
Good veal
Lambs, sheared
Ewes, sheared
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. June 12- AP)-Butterfat-
Tentative, subject to Immediate change:
fremium quauty, maximum to Ji to 1
per cent acidity delivered in Portland.
V4-77c lb.; first quality. 72-75c; second
quality. 71-73c. Valley routes and coun
try points -c less.
Butter wholesale f.b. bulk cubes
to wholesalers: Grade AA. 93 score,
71c lb.: A. 92 score. S9c; B. M score.
64c; C, 89 score. 59c Above prices
strictly nominal.
Cheese Selling price to Portland
wholesalers: Oregon singles. 45!i-6ic
lb.: Oregon 5-lb. loaf. 4tf-50c.
ggs (to wholesalers): Candled eggs
containing no loss, cases included, f.o.b.
Portland. A large 57',a-,a'3c; A med
ium. bt-bW. B grade, i-54'2c.
Live Chickens (No. 1 Quality, f.o.b.
plants): Broilers. lJi-2'i lbs.. 31-32c;
fryers. 2V-3 lbs. 31 -33c; 3-4 lbs.. 31 -32c;
roasters, 4 ins. and over, so-sic; light
hens, all weights. 29-30c; heavy hens.
all weights. 31-3-c; old roosters, all
weights, 15-17c.
Rabbits Average to growers : Live
white. 4-5 lbs.. 8-30c lb.; 5-6 lbs.. 27
30c; old does. 12-16c. few higher; fresh
dressed fryers to retailers. S0-65c; some
higher.
rreui aressea meats (wholesal
en to retailers; dollars per cwt.):
Beef: Steers, good-choice. 500-700 lbs.
S54 .60-57 .00; commercial, S49.6O-5O.00;
utility, S44.60-45.00; cows, commercial,
S49.60-50.00; utility, 440-45.00; can-ners-cutters.
$43-0-45-0. ,
Beef cuts (choice steers): Hind quar
ters, ( Sl O-SX .00; rounds. S57.SO-5S.0O;
full Joins, trimmed. S82.00-S6.00- tri
angles, S48.1 0-50.00; t orequarters, S51.60-
32.0U.I '..,
Veal: Good -choice, $60.00-65.00; com
mercial. 854.00-57.00.
Calves: Good-choice. $56.00-60.00;
commercial, 153.00-54 00.
Pork cuts: Loins. No. 1, $-12 lbs..
$48.80-51.00; shoulders. IS lbs., down.
838.00-44-0; spareribe, f 845.00-47-0;
fresh ! hams. $53.00-54.00. 1
Lambs: Good-choice, $96.00-97.00.
Wool: Willamette valley, mostly $1-3
at country shipping points.
Mohair: 81.15 lb. on 12-month growth
x.o.d. ! country snipping points.
Country-killed meats:
Mutton: Best. 60-80 lbs. 30-32e lb.;
rough hesvy bucks, ewes. 2 4-26c.
Veal: Top quality, 55-57c; good heav
ies, 48-50c; others 45-47c.
Beef: Good cows. i9-i$e R4 can-ners-cutters.
40-43 '.c
Hogs: Light blockers. 33-33C lb.: sows,
light. 28-30c.
Lambs: Top (rade. 85-57c lb.; lower
grades. 46-4Sc.
Onions: eWstern Ore. yellows, med
ium No. 1. $2-0-3.00; 50-lb- sacks. No.
1. 3-inch min 83-5-50, some to 83.75;
Calif.! white wax. 54.75-5.00. 50 lbs.
Potatoes: Ore. russets. No. 1A. $3.75-
4.00; 25 lbs.. $1.00-15; Idaho russets.
No. 1A. $3.75-4.15; Calif, long whites.
No. 1A. $3.75-4.00; No. 2. $2.75-85.
Hay: U. S. No. 2 green alfalfa, de
livered ear and truck Jots, f .o.b. Port
land, mostly $30 ton: Willamette valley
grain I and clover hay nominally szs a
' too, baled at farm.
1-
LUMBER CO.
rh. 24431 f l-tU2
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Portland Grain v
PORTLAND. Ore. June 12-(AP).
Coarse eraina. IS day shipment, bulk.
coast oeiivery: vata no. a i lo wane
66.00; barley No. a 13 lb. BW 61.00.
Wheat (bid), to arrive market, basis
No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: Soft white
1X7: soft white (excluding Bex) XX7;
VMU HUD XXI.
Hard red winter: Ordinary U9-, 1
pee cent 2.33; 11 aer rent XJi; IX per
Mnt 1 3S i
Hard white Baart: 11 pat cent 133;
U per cent sjs. ,
Today's car receipts: Wheat 10; bar
ley S: com 1; nUllieed lu
' nlfil HAtK NOTICK
WaHm la hereby elven that The Bar
reat-Cerke Co, aa Indiana corporation
of Indiana poll. Ind has filed Its trade
mark SARGENT with the Secretary of
Stat of Oreeon. 4.
nana; will NOTICE
Notic la hereby that BeeuHeu
tneyard. a California eorporanoa oi
Calif, haa filad 1U trad mark BEAU
with the Secretary of State of Orefoa.
J. U-30-27.
MA MM Ml
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 11. MARION
COUNTY. OREGON
Vu-tND BALK
CL.hnnt TMatrM Nn SL Marlon County.
Oregon, hereby Invites sealed proposals
k Mm.Ku at ano DOO M principal
amount of Its bonds, hereinafter de
arrihed. Each - DroDosal must be en
closed in a securely sealed, envelope.
marked Proposal for sso.Dee.OQ scnooi
District Wo. 31. Marion C aunty. Ore-
eon. Bonos . ana aaarcsavu w
Hillyer. District Clerk School Dtstn
wo i Utrto. rmtT Oreeoa. Brooks.
Oregon. All bids must be received at
or before 13S enci PJn. on nvuv
day. June 27. 1991 and bids so received
will be opened by the Board of Direc
tors at a meeting at the above desl
tMl Him and mace.
Tha twtnrfl will be in acBoaiBtQoas
of SI. 000. 00 each, dated July 1. 1991.
mnhml conaaeutleelv from -1 to SO.
and will mature serially in numerical
order as follows:-
SejDOO oo on Jury l. ira
. ssjooo.00 on July 1. isss
. - $8,000.00 on July 1. 1954
8J000.00 on July 1. 19SS
.000 00 on July 1. 195S
SCjOOOM on July 1. 1957
: S6jooeeo os Juiy.i. issa
$400.00 oa July 1. 1959
, tfiJOOM on July 1. 1960
unnooo on Julv 1. 1961
Interest on the bonds will be payable
semi-annually July 1st and January
1st in each year, evidenced by coupons
attached to the bonds. Both principal
and Interest shall be parable at the
office of the County Treasurer of Mar
ion County. Oregon.
t. mMm Ik. n.tiiimw wi
ami after July 1. 1957 may be redeemed
ft tly the said school district, at par value
land accrued Interest upon July 1.
1957. and I upon any Interest day or I XJ"t,u accrued f
days thereafter, in numerical order or I uncollected and de
in the entire amount of the issue out- I 'erred premiums
sUndins at can date, upon notice given
BMIIUIUK veits a aw-va a w
at least thirty days prior to the re-
demotion i data aoeclfied therein, by
i M . . -
puDucaisia tnnwi mi ik rnw i a
---- n-iit4 .n mihlUVl4 with.
in the county of Marlon. State of Ore-
con. rrom me aate ox reaempuon aes-
l . . MIM1 nA Int.. ...
on the bonds so called for payment
hall cease. - .
Each proposal must specify In a mill-
tiple of V of 1 the ratf of interest
not xcdinf 4 per annum which
the bonds are to bear, and must also.i"" capnai
-.-. aw .. ij w tu..!
Uit , UKT auiiuuiis vawi iwr. uni sr-s
f 1 .. W .a.-w.4
I KtelWll uiviasmi III ( : a-vmsv aam7 i
I fcv a eertified eheck navable to School
District No. 31. Marion County. Oregon.
in , the sum of S6.000.00. to secure the
district against arty Ion resulting from
the tallare of the iHoaer so comply
with terms of his proposal. Ho Interest
will be paid upon the deposit of the
successful bidder. The check of the
successful! bidder will be credited on
the purchase price of the bonds, or re
tained by the district aa liquidated
damages in case the bidder fails to ac
cept delivery of and pay for the bonds.
.accKS ok uaiuccaHU Diuuni wui -e
immediately returned iron the award
Checks of unsuccessful bidders will be
. M a . ..
Xach bidder to reauested to Include
in his bid a statement of the total cost
and effective Interest rate based upon
aggregate interest cost, that the District
will pay. provided his bid Is accepted
and none of the bonds are called prior
to the final maturity date thereof. - -The
right to reject any or all pro
posals, is reserved. .
Tne approving legal opinion or tne
Vin MrSi11rh Chul.. S.
Spyrt will be furnished the successful
bidder. The fee for the legal opinion
and the coet of printing the bonds will
be paid by the District.
A financial statement of the District
and any further desired information
may be secured from the undersigned
at Brook j ureeon.
Dated at Brooks, Oregon., this 12th
day ot June issi.
i i TEXIE HTLLYER
I District Clerk 3. 13-20-27
NO. 59-59
TNOP9IS OT ANNUAL
STATEMENT
for tha vsr ended Decmber 31. 1950.
of tha STAfTDARD INSURANCE CO.
- OF N. T.. of New York, in tha Stata
i of New York, made to tha Insurance
. 1 Commissioner ef tha Stats of Ore on.
pursuaat lo law.
ADMITTED ASSETS x
- Bonda $18,627.73.1 OO
Stocks 1.559.967.00
. Mortsar, aaaiis ca rest
estate ;
" None
Nona
4.405.185.10
2.409.881.33
Kssl estate
Cash and baak de
posits cents' balances or un
collect ed premiums
Interest, dlrldehds tn4
real estate Income Sue
a-e accrued
ot r asseta
64O20.8S
S1S.S21 31
Total admitted
ets S27 5S5 408.57
lARILTTTrs SURPLUS AND
j OTHKR FUNDS
Loasaa J S 2.87S.998.9S
Vam aeiuataseat aa- ,
wiiim 30T.331.OS
VoearneS pramt.ma. 24.267.444 25
AU other DaMUtles 1.685.426.10
Totsl HaMlltlas. e
cent capital ,
Cart's! i
pais
e $2,800,000.00
parlal
surplus
funds Moae
tTBaMiBBaS
funds (
sur-
piusl 8.746.208.1$
819.O3900.30.
Burolus I a
poUerbeidars
rasards
J8 S.346. 208.18
Total J 827.25 40857
STATEMENT OF INCOME
Premtums earned $13.191. 275.32
La saea Incurred 8 8.480.500.81
toss vspenses tneurr-S 613.779.50
, Other uaderwrttins as- - ...
peases Incurred 6.719.785 21
Total erderwrltlns de-
d actions ... 812.814.065 53
net unda rwntlne sale
877.20S
InvasUneBt Income .-
other Income .
Total, eelore federal
Income taxes .
Federal lacoaaa taxes
Inrurred .
Net Income . .
Dividends te etoek-
hntd-rs S
AS3.794.
. 2.073.10
358.33L01
3V..J91.66
&66.039.33
133.000 00
Capital chaasea tnetl. 1.000.000.00
Other Itema allectlBS : .-..
surplus aet 848.978.70
-
- Total capital and ear-. - -
plua Itema Inet) 8 3.97870
tnrreaae In surolus as
rasards pntfnrhoMera. 562 060.6S
BUSINESS IN OR1SOO?!
FOR THE TEAR
. Net premiums received ' ?f
Net losses paid . 21.913.39
Dividends paid mr credited :
W t. J 1-.... . .
602 FAIL-Sa ELDQ-. Fortlaad. Or.
ROBERT W. CAU-AHAN. Agent
Salem. Oregon- : . . -
I et
For salt to the hightst biddsr, lwe!Iin3
located at 060 So. 20th St., Salsm, Ortgsn
Tslrms and conditkms ef saU may hm cbalrt4d froeai
Fiontor Trust Company, Pionoor Trurt tidy Jalam, OrtM
No. 14.151 '
notice or final ErrTTjrMsrr
in the ciKCurr court or t:-i
STATE Or OREGON FOR HXKloA
COUNTY. Prahatat TVmrtm.nt
la the matter of tit aetata of P2t
l swanson. Dtetawd.
Notice is hereby given that Cm final
account of Irene Roemhildt. n mm.
trix of tha estate of Pearl L Swansea,
Deceased, haa been filed la tha Circuit
Court of tha State of Oregon for $mr
ton vounry. Prooete Urturtmimt amt
that the 18th y of June. 1831. at the
flat, at tha Court Houu In
-- n mn ac a
Oreson. haa hm mmt tlu --wi
piaca iot neannf any and all objacUooa
to said final account. ?
ZHfriE ROEMHUJJT
fxeeutri of the. aetata of tuA
w. i winiiw. , 3
Attorney for l-eeutrix.
first publication: afar 1. -951
; Ho. M
"ufsis or ANNUAL BTATTJirT
I Of the New York; Life laowaae
J Company of Mew York, la tha Ste of
I ilTj York. made to the Insurance Corn-
STu. "" tux-
Dtmiit
Total premium Income
tor the
ITSdJOiJSjr
I Interest, dividends and
real eastate Income re
. . . J - MflMfVS
received durina- tsa ti a .
Total Income seyt'a y Tf
DISBUKSIMXNTS
I rsin ror losses, endow
I menta. annuitlea and
i ru w Tames
irr.a09jss.oe
47JT7JOCH
I vaenas paid to
I Policyholders
Dividends paid to stock
i r
General Insurance
sea iincludine Cnmmia.
sions and Taxes other
than S1.9S2J47.4S Taxes
included in Investment
Expenses below) less
General Investment Ex
nensea -
TlJ4S.m.U
Amount of all other .
penai lures (including in
yfjtment expenses s
$16J3SJ89J5I
total expenditures
. A.ecs-re
9.741.SfM
397JT1.7siJ
Value of real estate owned
tularin value: Pro.
Perttssfor Comany use $ 11J34J31.M
Foreclosed properties 2JM.es2jf
Rental housing and Bust- .
AetSal SrraTaaS. t ' iTaaae Sea aua a
bndaCown
amortized or lnvaat
ment
Value of stocks owned
(market vahiai
JJ22.4H JH SI
I roller loans
18e.l43A4Sii
I Caxn banks in transit.
a "and ;
interest and rents due i
44.9tjnLM
.
21J03.tS2Jt
49.972.494 .84 .
wl"'T net)
I . ' ' . as .esssU JSS V SS
,tai admitted assets $4,907,729 602 03 t
Securities valued at UI Immim .!! 1
i aetxrit k : '"t
i , c.'. wvemments
I ' OtateS SS reauir A h 1. .
and
: INABILITIES. SURPLUS AND
.. . uia-a runos
1 ICUTTH
43.419Jv7.7tt.ee
"eT pohcy reserves
. aVS.5463.0e ;
15.044.061 TO
U.49X7t
$U9.916.7aa3
1 - ' '.""l,m 'no
1 ,tfrn,,lnf
A" Pter lubiliUes
Jjawiltiei.
I -Piui Datrl tr
I . -
I oD4?ClI lUmhlC iie.
. -ua .
Aset fluctua-
- ,uw.uuu.oo
Unassigned
funds (sur- .-t
plus re- ; f
served for I
general con- i '
tlngencies 3WJilt
Total
-i : ll,OUJll.
s as oat 7-a km nl
BUSINESS IN bREGOM !
STIR THB
YEAR
Net premiums and an
' nultlea racv4
i vi.,i . . 7- -
Za-? o,PoUcy-
$.848.$07.U
. 408-88 SS
.1 a ivriuci m UUI IIIF 1 r
""'" claims, co
dowments. turreiuim
' and annuities paid dur-
the year ., .
Principal office in Oregon,
2.510-OSSa
Room 409.
: nrntncui nans: Buiidin
u a.w.
itrmn street. Portl.w
300 Peraonal
I 312 Lost Ctnd found
I
LOST: Boys pet black Cocker spaniel "
wearing brown harness, at DetroU
Dam observaUon point Sunday, be
tween 9 & io o. Reward. Roy U
J"?' Rt 8- J12. Salem. Phonal
S.Z000. ".
LOST; One small ref pig in vicinity
of S. 22nd. CaU 3726B or 38108.
STRAYED from my place. 1
year o
"old
usemsey neuer ana 4 sm
alter ler.
sev calves. J. Sawyers. Rt. 5. Box 41B.
LOST: Black cocker, .lone tail, whit
breast and paws. Name "Smoker.''
Reward. 2-1566. i
116 Personal
OPALi KING psychiciand card read-
ins. na m. totIa ge.- pnone I-2SSO.
CHARIS guaranteed foundations. ir-
aies. bras. Mary E. Bales. Appoint-
ments. Phone 3-591$.?
iANi.r.y Home PmkIucu pn 4jaa
AlXJdHUl CS Anonytnoua Pn S-SISS.
- PO Bn 724. f MCA Wed Prt 8 SO pan.
400 Agri culture
402 Lrvestock
FAT Guernsey helfef to freshea in
next few days. Rt. -:. Box 179. Sil
verton. 6 miles East Totena Pels
Call mornings or week end.
BONUtX) Uvestock btiyei t'UuAe td-
wards. Rt
3. Box 899B Ph 4-H13
BONDED
Livestock buwr
McCandlwn 1127 3, Mth Ph
MC-NSED Uvestock buyer rt
snetnen 1940 Lsnctster dr Pt
HULL SERVICE
ble N
anyplace anytime Phone 4-294S.
BONDED livestock Ouyer
a r
aocr. 2130 Chemaws Rd
Ph -$lt.
404 Poultry cad Babbrss
DAT-OLD and started chicks K. Cen
ter Street Phooe 22861 Lot's Bat
ctery . j -
EVERY FRIDAY. Ham pa ds Conuah
Cross Chicks. Phone Gchrlng Hatch
ery. Black 193. SUverton.
408 Ports
COLLTJB at sacrifice,' S months
Children's or farm dog- 4-2833.
LE GRAY KENNELS '31083.
auuK.'S Xrootcai
S-814?
3-W
Fish, tanks, plants, heaters as Curr
mostats. Marvel pumps 2 miles from
S Lancaster oa Mac lea y Rd Pheoe
2T321 - . i
EXOTIC aquarium fishes AouartuiDf
and aouariura supohes. Salem Seed
: and Implement Co. Front and State,
Phone S-4903 j
TROPICAL FISH and supplies. C I
liana. Battlecreek Bd, Turner. Or.
410 Sexxia and Plantsi
ORDE now while it tests: 60 year old
Mulch, excellent for flower bed.
shrubs, new lawns etc Mo dealers.
Phone 41402.
old.