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SHERIFF. WHAT ABOUT? BUT ONE THIM6 1 00NT WCX8SUMD Imam at f4jj Lip All TWPftfltDOriJKKPl WHAT MAkXSTWEM STOP n U'tn-rST- 4 f7 lift t - "1 I y REALIZED THAT v 'If m. 1 I .J; t,..,. . ', rUOOKAT Y THATfe A TMAX 1 PCTUt3E OP GEELnoSET. X OONTKNOW VWy MAVBE ITS CAUSE" M0S KEEP 6R0WIW BIGGER TILL THEY GET SO BIG THE UTTLe DESKS 0ONTW THEM ANY MCWS- fl t UTTLEr DESKS 0ONT FIT f NEW YORK, Nov. THffV-To Ad Corp - Al Chem Al Chalmers Gen Toods .67 .47 GenMottors Goodyear Homestake Am Airlines Am Pow & Lt Am Tel & Tel . Am Tobacco . 2iy4 .158 Int Harvester 32 Int Paper. - 47 Johns Man 67 Kenoecott k 83 . 61 Anaconda Atchison Beth Steel . 69 .50 Ubby McN Loch 'Aire Loews Inc Bo AkplalM 48 Bors Warner 63 Lone Bell Bur Add M, Calif Pickiai Can Pacific 17 Monu ward '45 Nash Kelv 29 NY Central Caterpillar ICelanese 45 North Pac 45 Pac Am Fish 15y4 cairysiCT' r : 68 Pac Gas k Con Edison Pac Tel & ! Cons Vultee 16 Packard Crown Zellerback 49Vi Penney Penn RR Pepsi Cola Pbilco ji Rad Corp . Raynonier . Ray iPfd Curt Wright 10 Doug. Aircraft 57 Dupont 63 Eastman Kodak . 45 Emer Radio ;.., . 13 Gen Electric ,54 Salern dDbitaarieo rAtxow ! : Mrs. Scwetu rarlow. at the famUy residence, 1721 Cross sU, November 4, at the as of SS years. Survived by daasnten, Mrs. flora PadUla, i Port- Una, ana Mrs. boss jumey. lnaeixn- dence; sons, Everett and JUdon Var i low. both Salem: seven aTaadcbildrea and four - great-srandebUoren. Services wUl be add at tbe HoweU-Edwards chapel Thursday. November S, it 1 JO p.m. wltt. tbe Rev. Edward Harmon ffiaating. Concludlas services at City View cemetery. . . i VANDEHWALL . I Glenn VanderwaiL lata resident of 1417 Strons rd In this city. November S. at the age of 47. Survived by wife. Mrs. Vivian Vanderwall of Salem; son. Robert Lee - Vanderwall. Des Moines. lew; sister. Mrs. JCva Wykerv uou, Kans.; brother, rioyd A. Vanderwall, Soiro. Okie. Services will be held in tbe HoweU-Edwards chapel Thursday. November s at 10 aju. interment jiei- I crest Memorial park. Imccuntock' Alva Keeler McCuntoclc. late resident I of S42S NE ISth st Portland, at a Portland hospital November 4. Surviv ed by daufhtcr. Mrs. Vera Bain of Portland; son. Alfred McCUntock of San Irancisco. Calif.: sister. Mrs. Cv M. Nicholas of Clendale. CalU.. and by four crandchUdren. Services will be held Thursday, November 8. at 1 p.m. at tbe vireu x. uoiden cnapei wnn interment at Belcrest Memorial park. Dr. j. c Harneon omciaum. f POWELL Kathran Rose' Ann PowelL Nov. 4. at the residence. MS Try on it., at the aje of survived Dy n us Dana uayum row en of Salem: sisters. Mrs. CeUa Maule of Stinland, Calif, and Mrs. Jennie Babbit of Tillamook; - brothers. Tom Salcbenberger of Los Angeles, John Salchenberger of F sue ion. sj. wu nam Salchenberrer of Calcary. Can ada, and Louis. Bert, Ceorse and An thony Salchenberger, all of Salens Member of orange Lage or -nioi. Services win be Thursday. November a. at l-Jt tun at tne w. T. tugaaa ehaeel with the Rev. Dudley i Strata officiating. Concluding services at Bel- crest Memorial parb j nit. i - .. - I Wiiaam T. NeaL late resident of 112S S. 14th st. at a local hospital Noveni ber 9. at the age of 47. Survived by wife. Mrs. . Mildred Neal of . Salem: daughters. Mrs. Bernlee Weinberg and Miaa Sharon Louise Neat both of - Sa- lems eons. Benny Alan NeaL Kenneth Lee Neal and Larrr Millard Neal all I of Salem, and William Earl Heal of Korea: enters. Mrs. Ruby couran m Troy. Kans. and Mrs. Marie Brigjcs of Slrverton: perents. amr. ana bub. jama Neal of Severance. Kans. and - one muUiufbtar Announcement oc ser vices later by HoweU-Edwards chapeL wmy - lamrf Livrbm Wolf, in THIS Clrr November T. at the ae f Late resi dent of Genre la route L Survived by day's closing quotation: 4l!Repub SU - 40 - 57 55 49 Rey Metals Tire 42 33 Richfield Safeway 29 Sears Roebuck . 56 Soc Vac -- 33 South Pac 58 Std Oil Cal 48 & I 8 Std OU NJ 68 Studebaker- 29 Sunsh Mn 10 ,21 18 - - . " ,T. 32 Swift and Co 33 .63 Trasamerica 19 Twent C Fox 21 18y4 17' Un Ofl Cal 39 U Pac 98 Un Airlines 27 Un Aircraft 29 Un Corp , 4 US Plywood 31! US Steel 39 52 Elec S3V Tel 110 4 68 17 8 23 Warn Bros . West Un Tel . West Air Br West Elec Woolworth . 13 40 26 37 42 21 . 57 34 widow. Prances Jane-Wolf: daughters. Judith rieanne and Linda CaroL aU of Gcrvala; mother-Anna won of Cleve land. Ohio; sister, Mrs. Helen Yoglch of Cleveland; brother: Elmer, Wilbur, Raymond. Nelson, and Donald Wolf, all of Cleveland. Services will be held Fri day. November 9. at 1:30 p.m. in the W. T. Rlsdoa chapeL Interment In City view cemetery. Grain Market Prices Rise CHICAGO, Nov. 7-WV-A spurt in cash prices for corn and oats, both of which arrived here in Uni ted quantities, backgrounded an advance in feed grain futures on tbe Board of Trade today. While corn and oats were rising. wheat, soybeans and rye failed to hold onto early gains. Beans be came quite weak following a burst of buying at the start in sympathy with gains I in other pits. - July wheat, representing the 1952 crop, fell more than a cent. Wheat closed -l lower, corn to 1 cent higher, oats lower to 1 higher, rye (new style) lower to higher, soybeans 1 2 lower, and lard unchanged to 5 cents a hundred pounds higher. stocks and Bonds Compiled by the -ssoclated Press November 1 STOCK AVERAGES r aa ' tnd IS 13 60 Rails UU SUt Dl.S D.l D J Net change L D1.4 Wednesday 130.4 Prev. day - ,,. 131.8 S3.0 49S S4.6 4.0 SO.O 844 634 49.7 944 94 SOS 100.7 W-ek ago - 133 J Month ago , , 1394 Year ago 1124 S24 444 814 BOND AVERAGES 20-1 IS IB 1 ! Sails in dust ntUfore4en Net change A.1 Unch Unch D4 Wednesday 934 9S4 9S4 T34 fTev. oay S3.T . 9S4 9S4 ; 744 Week ago 9S.7" . 9S4 9S.7 74J Month aeo 5. 994 99.4 174J Year ago 9S4 r 1014 102.4 73.4 Portland Uweatocltr PORTLAND. Nov. T-fAPMUSDAl Cattle: Salable 230: market fairly ac tive, fully steady: few good 10SS lb fed steers MOO; low good aeO-ie Ins 34.00-25.00: utility-, commercial steere 2S .00-23.00; uUUty heifers 2440-29.00; cutters down to 2140; canner-cutter cows strong ! at mostly 140-2140; shells down to 1S40: utility cows 2240- 2S4S: cammereial-good bulls 2940-a9.79; uorny nuns o-zs jo. . carves: saiaoie so: market about stesdy; few choice vealers $540- 2740; good calves, vealers 30.0O-34.0O- utility- commercial grades 2240-30.00.- Hoes:- Salable 190: market very er ratic: generally 29-50 cents higher: in stances 140 up; sows SO cents to 1.00 higher; choice 180-235 lbs mostly 2140- ts; one lot jfo. l zzs ids zi.bo: xew head 209 lbs 22.00; few choice 238-253 lbs Included st 2140; 295 lbs at 2140; choice 210-500 lb sows 1740-1840; feed er pigs lacking: choice lightweights quotable up to 2140 or above. Sheep: Salable 200; market alow, weak to 89 cents lower than Monday: good -choice wooled and No. 1 pelt lambs mostly 2940-30.00; Including one lot No. 2 pelts at 2940; good-choice feeders steady at 28.00-29.00: few good heavy ewea steady at 1340; utility down to 10.00. The market will be open November 12. but the federal market news office win be closed and no report will be available. Th Statocsiazu Saltsi, Orgw Tntgiday Uortiaixr 8. 1SS1 17 Stock Market Prices Drop to Autumn Low NEW YORK. Nov. 7-flPV-In the midst of international uncertain ties and the domestic' pressure en profits, the stock market declined today to the lowest point since mid-summer. ' ' The fall cut leidinf Issues down by between 1 and 2 points at the most and left only fractional sains I in active areas, selling never at- tamed nressinf nronortions. but I th mirWHnvn was Mmtlntioiu I straight through to the close after I an nnenlns! attemnt tn advance! tnZi , i Rails, steels, oils, chemicals and I sircraf ts . declined, and there was I a liberal sprinkling of minus signs in motors, distillers, radio-tele-1 visions.- buQdinsT'i materials and I utilities. 1 - .i The Associated Press average Of 60 Stocks lost 90 cents at $94.60, th inurMt nninf tinM Tni 9. I w x" 2 ; J , when the market was in the midst of . its recovery from, the Korean cease-fire breik. The industrial component was Off $1.40, rails $1.00, and Utilities 10 cents. Trading amounted to only 1.490.- 000 Shares, Which is below ' the I daily average for the year. i'orlland Grain PORTLAND. Nov. 7 (AP) Coarse grains, 14 day shipment. ' bulk, coast delivery: OaU. No. S. 38 lb. white, 68.00; barley. No. X 4Slb B.W, S&50. Wheat (bid), to arrive market, basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: soft white a.; son white (excluding Rex) 2.40; wnive ciuo a.w. Hard red winter: ordinary 1.41: 10 per cent 1.41; 11 per cent S.4S; IS per cent 2.4S. . . Hard white Baart: ordinary 1.41: 10 per cent 2.42: 11 oer cent 2.44: 12 ner cent 2.4S. . .p .? Today's car receipts! Wheat Sfi: bar. icy : uoux s; com it; oats l; mm zeea e. i'ortlaiid Produce PORTLAND. NOV. 7 (API Buttar cat Tentative, subject to immediate cnange: jremum quality, maviimn to M to 1 per cent acidity delivered in Portland. 7 a-78c lb; first quality. 73 7c; second quality. . 71-4C. Valley routes and country points 2c less. aiuner wnoiesaie T.UJi. bulk cubes to wholesalers: Grade AA, 93 score, 72c lb; A. itt score. 71c; B. 90 score. 69c; C, 89 score, S7c. Above prices strictly nominal. j cneese seuing price to Portland wholesalers: Oregon singjes, 43i-4ti!rC lb; Oregon 9lb loaf. 47-4c. Eggs to wholesalers): Candled eggs containing no loes. cases included. OJ. Portland A large. 66fc-Bhc A medium, UVt-Slte: A small. 43a-46,tc; a graue, w-mc uve chickens (No. 1 aualitv. F.OS. plants): Pryers. 2'i-3 lbs. 2Sc: 2-4 lbs. aoc, roasters, ids ana over, 27-ifSc; light hens, all weights. 21-22c: heavy hens -all weights, 25-2ic; old roosters. an weignts. x-ic. - - . ataooto average to growers: Uve white. 4--lbs. 2e-29c lb; 5-S lbs, 24 26c; old doe. 10-lSc. few higher: fresh aressea- Tyers o retailers. eu-63c. some higher. uressea turkeys A grade, vouna hens, net to growers F.O.B. farm oa dressed basis. 43 'i -43c n: A sradn toms. 35-36c: A zrade tome to retailers. 44-45c lb. few higner; New York style a griae nens, uc. Walunts Approximate price to grow ers for orchard run:. Pranqiaette, .17- zoe 10; wnoiesaio price r.UA snipping point. Urge No 1. 2l-32c lb; Mo. 1 grade Da Dies, xra-24ftc. Presh dressed assets (waelesalers te retailers: deUar er ewt: Beef- Stean, choice. SO0-TO Ibe, ST.70-5.0; good. Bft3.70-eJO: commer cial. S9S.Te-91.lv; cows, utibty. 849.70 49.10: cows, commercial, $4840-51.10; utility, $4340-4910: canners - cutters. 843.00-4440. - - Beef cuts Choioe steers): Hind quarters. SS4.00-S440; i rounds. 862.70- 83.10; full loans, trimmed. 8M49-00; trianeles, " $4840 4940; forequarters, $53.10-50. Veal: Good-choice. $5840-81.09; com mercial. 848.00-5540. Calves: Air weights good -choice. $54.00-5940; commercial $50.00-55.00. Prk cuts: Loins, no. 1. s-u ids. $52 50-58.00; shoulders, 18 lbs. down. $3840-4140; spareribs. 844.00-4540; fresh hams, 10-14 lbs. $5449-56.70. Lambs: Good-prime springers, $50.od- 57.00. Wool: Willamette valley, mostly nom inal., grease basis. ; Mohair: 70c lb on 12-month growth. F.O.B. country shipping pouts. ceaBtry-KUiea meats: Mutton: Best. 60-90 lbs. 24-25e lb: rough heavy Ducks, ewes. 15-lSc Veal: Top quality. 54-ft5c lb; good heavies. 50-52c; others 42-45e. Beef: Good cowl ti-49c id: .can- nfers-cutters. 43-44c. ; Hogs: Light blockers. 29-aoc lb; sows. liffht. 24-2fic. i Lambs: Top graae. aa-asc io; outer grades 43-45c. Onions 50 lb sacks. Oregon yellows. med.. S2 00-50; large.; 83.00-25. Wash, yellows, med-. $1.73-2.00; large $3.00-25. Idaho sweet Spanish. No. 1, 3-lncn nun, $2 25- 75; white No. 1 med $340-40; Potatoes: Deschutes. Klamath rus sets. No. 1. 2-inch min. $440-75; 25 lb sacks 81.15-25; bakers. No. 1. $545; No. 2. 50-Ib. 8140-40: Wash, russets. No. 1, 2-lnch min.. $4.10-40; bakers. No. L $540-25: - Idaho russets. No. L 2-mch min.. 85.25-40. s .Hay: U. S. No. 2 green alfalfa, de livered car and truck lots, P.03. Portland.- mostly $3740-38.00 ton: No. 1 timothy mixed bay, F44. Portland. baled. 83B.00. Scdcxri Market Quotations (As of late yesterday) iWTTEatr AT I Pi eimum. MaM Not 1 NO. S -wiTKSV- Wholesale ; ' Retail .uua (Beytnst iwnoteaaie ! to 1 em . bur tag nnea LargtAA LATCt A Medium aa Medium giLTmT - . Leghorn hens Colored beaa jt OS 14 OS Colored fryers Roasters JVt.sioca Pse klai Compaay Uetiti nxm to Mat sheared Lambs fmt Dairy 4l.KVll.M- Ssea'a'mr essBpsffsv X&tVn Bulls IBCmS, or ., Notice U hereby riven that the. ncW dersirned has been appointed 4y tnn Circuit Court of the. .State of Oregon. lor the County of Marion, sitting i probate, as executor of the lat wd "I'd testament and estate ? iv a. iutorT p-ti having clealms against the estate of said decedent are hereby aottfiedto rZLSZ. Ins. Salem. Oregon, erttma at Ml months from the date of the pwobcs non of this nouce. - i Dated and first published at Salem. Oregon, this 25th day of October. 1931. uonars atooeon, i Executor of tbe Estate of -Iva B. B usher. Deceased. nonaia u. uwver. Attorney for Executor, ' SOS OiegoB BuikUng. JMiirm. uregon. O SS-N.-l-S-lS-Xt ': -t - ! No. 14771 - I ! ' NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that ther tm deisigned, by an order of the Clrcwts Court of the State of Oregon for Marioa County, duly made and enter ed on the 2nd day of November. 1951, was appointed administrator or tne Estate of Carl E. Nelson, deceased, and that it has duly qualified a: such ad ministrator. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified aa required by law. to it at the office at- cv I. Crawford, attorney for estauu Room 310. Lrvesley Buiidlnif. Salem. Oregon, within six months of the date of this notice. ' s . , Dated this Bth day of November, 195T. THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL, BANK OP PORTLAND (OREGON) By H. E. Butler, j ; Assistant Trust Officer.' Administrator of the Estate of Carl E. Nelson. iMceasedi . -L. CRAWFORD . Attorney for 'Estate i 310 Uveslev Bids. Salem. Oregon N. 8. 15. 22. 29. D. , r - 1 No. 14772. NOTICE TO CREDI Notice Is hereby given. dersigned, by an orderbf tne Circuit Court- of the State of Oregon for M irion County, Oregon, duly made and entered on the 2nd day of Novena-. ber, 195L was appointed eweeutev eg the Estate of Geo. W. Stoand. iln umm . and that It haa duly qualified a sucls. executor. All persons baviitg claims 1 against ax id estate are nereny nounesi to present tbe same, duly verified ee required Dy law, to it at ineromr ex E. L. Crawford, attorney for ; estate Room 310. Livesley Building. Salem, Oregon. V within six months of the date ex tnis nonce. - -. Dated thU 8th day of November. 1951, PIONXEB THUST COMPANY - " i By K. E. Wenger. t . - : Trust OffHeer Executor of the Eatatoi oft Geo. W. Shand, Deceased. - E. L. CRAWPORD 1,1 Attorney for Estate '! 1 ! - -. . Salem. Oregoei N. 8. IS. S. !: 300 Penrocs 312 Loat end Found LOST or strayed: Black pony. ith Salem. Ph. 2-4988 or 2-S9W. ' LOST: Purple shopping basket wtth nylon basket Inside. Call 2-S49. LOST: Eastern Star pin with Bible euard In envelope. Reward, pnone- jsbke. IJ-IST- I hiM'i nlaatie 1174 Eun St. Fbone S-347B. newara. 316 PsrsonoT X WILL NOT bo responsible! for Wile other tnan my own as ox nmimu .. 5. 19S1. Arthur H. Cox. 1 " ' ALCOHOLICS Anonymous Fh.,l-;n. PO BX 724. YMCA, WCO. Slta TO. e $40pjn. i : ... . j ' ' 400 Agricntture 402 livestock WEANER PIGS for sale. Phoho 1-4341, CUSTOM killing, cutting, curing, free deep freeze service. Your beef haul ed free, trailer loaned. Tip priee fiaid for livestock. O. W. Green. 325 S. 25 til. Phone 34858. - m " ' Second Annual Sale! HIBBERDS HORNLESS HERZTOROS 17 Bulls 28 Heifers,; With the Beef On and Horns Off . ALL POLLS NO SCURS Best breeding with size, qualify, smoothness, type, conformation. Herd' consistently produced Chainptone at' Walla Walla P H Show in strong competition. Heifers bred Jto bulls with M W Larry Domino WoodUnee most popular breeding in Hereford., at LA GRANDE, Ore. - Thursi. NOV. . Write Dick Hibberd. Imbler. Ore. - TORLV that the un- "