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Newspaper Page Texti Into T, A KEEPING AN OLD LANDMARK GOING-view of fame Dreoklye Bridie from lower Mn1"",j N. Y.. skews extensive repair work betas done ea approaches amd stroctare. 4 ' vv . -.y.v ..y, a..v- , v. - 1 ails PREPARING TO SOAR Scaffolding; eever riant tan n!t of llft-toa British Princes .flln boat oaUido hanxax on Isle of WlfhL It will carry 200 troops M9l mlle soa-stop 4-s. -.:Tv.- HOMAGE TO MO N ARC IIS Beldsa veteran standards poaatas ewly.BTeao4 - i tixtoftfcj Albert teisjrtrlrirbjXaE t pin CHICAGO. Nov. XT WV Grains went into a slight taUspin today at the end of a pretty strong week. particularly in corn.-.Par ojt. the selling may nave oeen weex-ena profit-taking, broken sauL The seDingT was pinned mainly on news that the United Nations forces in Korea had offered to ac cept a Communist buffer zone pro posal if an armistice is signed, witn in 30 days. Even without this news, however, brokers thought the mar ket might well have slumped. .Wheat closed 1 to 1 - lower, corn 1 to 1 lower, oat unchang ed to lower, rye (new style) 1V4 to 2 cents lower, soybeans 1-1 lower and lard 3 to 18 cents a hun dred pounds lower. " 1 Despite today's slump, grains generally ended the week higher. Wheat closed lVWtt higher tor the week. Oats gained lVi-iVx. al so, supported by - light cash grain receipts. Rye ended ft lower to IV higher and soybeans higher. Stock Prices Slowly Rising NEW YORK, Nov. 17-flrVA fait ering advance this week carried the stock market another notch higher along the recovery route. Today the Associated Press aver age of 60 stocks gained 10 cents at $96.60, just 50 cents higher than a week ago. The session was excep tionally slow with only 400,000 shares changing hands, the lowest since April 21 when the total was 390,000 shares. Today s market was well within the pattern of the week. With the AP average of 60 stocks up 10 cents at $96.60, the industrial com ponent advanced 30 cents, and both the railroad and utilities compon ents held unchanged. The market narrowed down to only 792 indi vidual issues of which 29S advanc ed and 247. declined with a new highs and 13 new lows. NEW .YORK, Nov. rf-iffTo day's closing quotations: I ; ' W:Oirpii3-: IGen Foods "40IRepub Stl '," ;" , U'Chem ' , ' I Gen Motors 49 Rey Metals . iAd Al IA1 Chalmers Am Airlines 16 Am Po w & Lt-4 21 'Am Tel & Tel 1157 Am Tobacco L Anaconda 51 Atchison ; j Betbr Steel i 50 49 I Goodyear Tire 43 Boe Airplane . Borg Warner , Bur Add M 1 Calif Packing Can Pacific ; Caterpillar .U- Celanese Chrysler 45 62H 26 Va JL 30 48 J- 67 Con Edison 32 v4 Cons Vultee 17 Crown Zellerbach 49 Curt Wright L 10 Doug Aircraft '4. Dupont . ,1 . .. 34 -Eastman Kodak. 45 Enter Radio, . 13 Gen Electric u 56 Homestake Int Harvester 33 Int Paper 47 John Man Kennecott 87 UbbyMcN&W 8 Lockh Aire 21 Loews Inc -.18 Long Bell j. 38 Montg Ward 69 Nash Kelv 19 NY Central r 17 North Pac 57 Pac Am Fisl Pac G & Elec 33 PacTel&TeL Packard : Penney Penn RR Pepsi Cola Philco - Rad Corp . Raynonier Ray Pfd 4 17 9 25 21 Richfield Safeway . 42ft 55 57 31 stocks and Bonds Compiled by the AtsocUted Press November 17 STOCK AVZ&AGCS 30 1 IS OS Ind fUila Cu Stks 432 Livestock Sears Roebuck 56 I Net change aj Unch Unch a.i Soc Vac South Pac StdOilCaU. Std OU NJ . Studebaker -Sunsh Mn 34 62 51 69 31 10 33 20 Swift and Co Transamerica Twent C Fox ' 22 Un Oil Cal i 38 UPac S , . Un Airlines : , 31 Un Aircraft Un Corp , Saturday 132.S - 63.7 50 J M.S Previous day 13J J v 69.7 50 J S6.5 MOIIUI ago 136J TIM W.1 85J Year ao - 118.4 56 J 43.4 . 83.0 BOND AVKKAGES - 20 10 10 10 Rails thdust. util foreign Net chang t Unch Unch D.l Unch Saturday S3j4 96.S 97.7 74.0 previcus day 3.4 M.B m a 74 ji Week ago 83 98 9 M l 73 t I Month ago M.7 99 J 99 J 74 J i Year, a3 - S7.7 101.4 103 72 1951 ragft 100 101 .103 74.4 1951 . low 93.4 97.7 97 - 70 US Plywood US Steel Warn Bros West Un Tel . West Air Br West Elec Woolworth 39 40 25 38 43 Holines. Medford; Bister. Mrs. Newton I Portland 114X1 U CO Ward, .Eugene;, also three grandchil dren: Memorial services will bo held at 3 p. m. Tuesday. November 20, at C3ou8h.-Barrick chapel with the Rev. D'tdley Strait oxnctaung. : MATH ANT1 ! , Mrs. . Clara Elizabeth Mathaay, Ute resident of Mill City, at a Salem hos pital November 17. Survived by hus band. Hueh Mathany. Mill City: daugh ter. Miss Colleen Mathany. Mill City; sons. Gary and Roger Mathany. both nal. ' PORTLAND, Nov. 17 (AP) Butter fat tentative, subject to - immediate change: f remium quality, maximum- to 3i to 1 per cent acidity delivered in Portland. 7-7c lb; first quality. 74-77c; second quality. 72-75c. Valley routes ana country points 2c less. Butter wholesale T.O.H. bulk cubes to wnoiesalers: Grade AA. 93 score. 73c lb; A. 92 score. 72c; B. 90 score. 70c; C. 89 score boc. Above prices stncuy Mill City: . brother. Robert Frank, Gresham; mother, Mrs. Amelia Wright. Mill Citv. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday.: November 21. in. Oough-Barrick chapel. Interment will j be at uougiaa cemetery, l rouuxaie. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned, by an order of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County or Marion. Probate Depart ment. raaoe and entered on the 24th day of October. 1951, was appointed Administrator of the Estate of Hall M. Gearhart. deceased, and that he has Qualified as such Administrator: All- persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to bring the same, duly. verified and with proper vouchers, to tne unaersignea Adminis trator at 218 North Liberty Street. Salem. Ore eon. within six (6) months from the date of the first publication of this notice whidv first, publication is made October zatn. 1931. CHARLES W. CREJGHTON, Jr.. Administrator Estate of Hall M. Gearhart, Deceased. CREIGHTON and LOVETT 218 North Liberty Street ; . . i Salem. Oreeon First Publication. October 28th. 1931. Last Publication. November 25, 1931. O 28, 1991 N 4. 11. 18. 23th. 1931. , 300 Personal Embezzler Put - : s ? j On Probation T?pinprt H. Sollowav. Portland, ers. 60-3c. some higher. charted with embezzUna about . Dressed turkeys - A trade Cheese Selling price to Portland wholesalers: Oregon singles, 43ft-4aftc lb; Oregon 3-lb loaf. 47-50c. Eggs I to wholesalers): Candled eggs c n'aming no loss, cases included, F. OM. Portland: A laree. 66U-68.c: A medium. S?.-U,c; A small, 48,a-49; B 32 Lost cmd Found Liv chickens (No. 1 quality, F.OB, plants) : Fryers, 2 ,fc-3 lbs, i&c; 3-4 lbs, 26c; roasters, 4 bs and over. 27-28c; Ught hens, all weights, 21-22c; heavy hens, all weights. 23-2oc; old roosters, all weights, 12-14c. Ra bits average to glowers: Live white. 4-5 lbs. 28-28c lb. few to 29c; 5-6 lbs, 24-26c: old docs. 10-15c, few tugher; fresh dressed fryers to retau- uasrT' Siamese cat. reward, for re- - covery. disappeared Monday night. Phone 2-0948. . j 1316 Personal Get-Acquainted Club TROUGH SOCIAL correspondence. thousands meet their "IdeaL" Write today for list of. eligible. Simpson, Bni 1251. Denver. Colo. FRED SAHU Rt. 1. Aumsville buys' ' 400 Agrictiltnre BONDED Livestock buyer Ctaede Ed wards. Rt. S. Boa SS&S. Ph. 4-1111. 404 Pouter cmd Rabblbi FOH SALE: Heavy geese, Phone 2-C268. FAT TURKEYS ready. '639 Kiogwoo3 ur. rnone a-7t2. FOH SALEr Turkeys dressed to order. Phone 2-4230. ; NEW HAMPSHIRE red; fryers. Phone . 1-3C80. j FOR SALE: Cora fed turkeys, live or nresaeo. ynone a-4gj. 17 NEW ZEALAND does, 10 nice bucks also hutches. Call sw ajn. to 10:00 p.m. between 89-E ! and Prtnele School. 1650 Boone Rd. Phone 4-2089. DRESSED hens, any amount direci from farm Dressed every Thursday. Phone 2-5816. DUCKsTgeese. alive or dressed. Phone 4-3907 after 9 p.m. t'A t ULJJ mna iarted cntcKa a tet Street Pnnaw 22S6I Use Ha nAiCrlEb of Golden Bruad, and New Hampshire chicks every Tuesday. We specialize In broilei chicks Fos Hatchery 283S Stat St phone 3-496S 403 -Pets CHOICE Persian kittens for sale. 6S N. 18th KITTENS to give away to good homes. Phone 2-4807. 1 BOXER pups, AKC registered, fawn. outstanding inter, weip. sepc is, ltol. Bred for temperment- and in telligence as well as show potsibili ties. Visitors welcome. Jack McKeiL Rt. 4 Box 483. Salem. West of 19-1 iust Off Wiltsev. Phone 2-7384. FOR SALE: Fawn and White male col- lie. 8 months old. S25. Purebred of registered parents. I Certificate of Pedigree - furnished. I Phone 4-2323 after 2 Saturday or anytime Sunday, Salem (Obituaries TOUH2 $2,900 from e local Store, Was on Messed basis. 43-44c lb; A grade sentenced to three years in j the I torn same basis. 26-3CI,ic Beiuviiie state prison Saturday, but was whites, hen 43-4 toag. 3: to re, ,"rpr' "STel I placed on "probation. ' I 45c. A KTMm hens. 52 -33c: Beltsville I announces new cMnie hours: 1-8 P.M. Souoway pleaded giuity to ine toms 48-30c: hens 55-56c. charge in Marion county circuit walnuts-Approximate price to grow- f a Li. r,mf.a ers for orchard run: Frankquette, 17 court. A condition of his proba- lD. wboUssaiU pi-ice f.o.b ship tion is that .he make restitution. ping. point, large No. l. 3ii-32',ic lb; He was arrested October 14 by I No 2 grade babies. 23-24ic. the Marion county sheriffs office. LSS.doul?.'ewW0lMer" In other court appearances Sat- Beef; steers, choice. 50-700 lbs. 857.70- urday William i G. Hardisty and 53.10; good. $55.7o-s.io; commercial. PUREBRED Cocker pups. . Twelv weeks old. 815 each. Phone 4-2544. RAT TERRIER male. It mo, likes chii- dren. cheap to party la country. Phone 3-8754. PURE BREED black and whiU male Collie 1 year old 850, with, paper. Write Rt. 5. Box 428A. COCKER PUPS for sale. Rt 3. Box 907A. South River RcL. 1st houser north of Roberts Store. PART BOXER puppies: Pick yours out for Xmas now. 3040 Larsen Ave. Ph. " 23402. 5 VILLAGE AQUARIUM. Tropical fisl) and supplies. Labish .Village. Second road in N. on 99E. jr. .RAV KKNNEI.9 llOSS " ! The halibut !is the largest of the flat .fishes, attaining a length of 10 feet. y.f. ..'.'-.-"' FOWLKR Mrs. Onie rowier, ute restoenx or Salem route 1. in Mountain View. Calif.. November 14. Survived I by widower Clyde Fowler of Salem; daughters. Mrs. Mabel Frauendiener. of Salem: son. Chandler Fowler of Mountain View; sisters. Mrs. Vivian stanouer. 01 tiocKaway, jars, niua 1 lk is. StuUenberger of Amity. Mrs. Mary Portland .LiVeStUCK Aspinwall of Salem; Mrs. Laura Good j - - I ' 01 uamas. wasn.: Drouier. asonieaoi-1 .-m. m.iTcr v ?Zl3 m -Cattle salable Trlday 50; holdover cdren Serywes will be .eldTT 10O; mostly a dean-uptrade at weak p. m. Monday. Nov. 19. at United I tor 4soma oia TaT week: fJ? S""..!: niLJ i salable 2J85.. Market uneven: steers t3.um. djm t Affnn Kvh aa S50.70-5l.10: cows, utility. $48.70-49.10: IULUsUU IjAICOUi W43iVSV I - i . - ;tia. rnsvv pnmmprviBi ai3 a u iiliiii v. guilty to charges of escaping from 166-49.10: camiers - cutters. 843.06- 402 UTestocx the state Dnson June za. ineir 44.00. case was continued for pre-sen tence Investigation. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. 315tt N Commercial St. Phone 2-2108 Meet - togs . Sunday 3 p-ift., Tuesday1; 7 JO p.m. ' ' ALCOHOLICS Anonymous PK 3-9133 PO Bx 724. YMCA. Wed and Tri. at S:00 pjn. . 400 Agricaltiire r Beet cuts -(choice steers): Hind quar ters. 864 JW -64.00; rounds. 862.70-63.10r full loins, trimmed. 884.30-60; triangles. $4' U-4 tO: lorequarters. 833.10-50. Veal: Coed-choice, su.oo-eo.go: com mercial. $50.00-54.00. Calves. AU weigbts good-cnoiee. 853.b0-58.00: commercial. 847.00-53.00. Pork cuts: . Loins, mo. 1. s-u ins. 18520-55.50: shoulders. 18 lbs. down. 838.50-41.20; spareribs. 844.00-450; fresh bams. 10-14 ins. ssi.uo-S4.au. . Lambs: Gooaprime springers. 159.00- 58.00. - v Mutton: Good-choice, S28.00-30.00. 1 " SADDLE horse. S years eld. ; bay. Phone 3-4031. - ' NICE Chester White pigs 610 each. On old 99 Highway, south of Dixons Store. Joe Porter. Rt. 4. Box 462. 9 HEREFORD heifers from Eastern Oregon, bred to registered Polled Hereford bun. Phone Z-Z7Q4. GEESE for sale for Thanksgiving. RL 4. Box 858. Salem, Phone 2-0248. " BONDED LIVESTOCK nuyei E C MrCuidltm 1121 S arK Ph -8147 r BONDED iivesfaick buyei wer 7130 rnwniei wo A Ph Sum 427 Wool- WOlamette valley, mostly no- J LICENSED and bonded livestock buyer minau srease basis. Mohair: soc id on u-monin growtn. w?S toe Re v H K W idmer andtne bout F.OrunTrhJpln U." wiin ine ' n. s. anu ui mM wak-50 lower. anner - utility I r- !... E. I Snethen. Phone 2-345 1940 Lancaster Dr Rev. Mr. Rvan officiating. Interment wul be at Hopewell cemetery. Arlene Staples and Mrs. Royal Mac Donald, both Salem; son. Wilbur Holmes. saiem. Droin.r. uaxence Today's Pattern cows weak -50 lower, manner - utility dairv tvoe cows . 1j00-2JM off. Spots more; duus ao-i.w lower, rew ioaas "Lovllo L. Holmes late resident rtfer2800-3a3uSi: of Salem. In Los Angeles. Calif, Oe- j gSiwS? JSwr cuiterTd'wn to tober 13 Survived by. daughters. .Ma iiSM ftES oS? utility from 22.00 on light dairy type to 29.00 ob beef heifers. Canncr-cutter cows late 16.00-2Q.e0; utility dairy type around 21.00 late, utility Deer cows 24.00-27.00: few utility - commercial 28.00-50. Utility bulls 25.00-28.00; com- me -elal-gocxl Z8.aO-30.oo. Calves salaWe Friday 10; market nominal. For week: salable 360. Mar ket weak-1.00 lower: heavy calves off most. Choice calves-vealers 35.00-36.00. few 34.00 late: commercial-good 27.00 33.00; utility down to 22.00. i Hoes salable r rway u; marxet wean; few lightweights 205-50. For week: salable 1JI50. Market nearly l.uo'oeiow late last week. Choice 180-235 lb. butchers 20.75-21.00. early sales to 21.25 freely: heavier-lighter weights mostly 19.00-so; loaa cnotce jsj ids. lo.ia. Choice - 400-550 lb. sows 18.00-17.00; lighter weights 17.25-18j00. Few choice around 110,1b. feeder pigs 20.00; odd bead Ughter weights 21.00. Sh?ep salable r naay none; nominal. For week: salable 1.610. Market open ed strong, closing weak-50 lower. Good- choice No. l pen to woo iea tamos is so 30.00. early to 30.25 with few choice prime up to 122 lbs. 30.50. Good-choice feeders 28.00-Z9.oo. Good siaugnter ewes 12.50-13.50; cuU-utility 8.00-12.00. ! (North Portland market wui ne closed , Thursdav-Ftlday. Nov. 22-23, Thanksgiving . holiday). bac --v. 4919 12-20 L. I 77 Coantry-kllled meats: Mutton: Best. 60-90 lbs; 25-28e lb; rough t heavy bucks, ewes. 15-lsc. Veal: Too quality. 54-55c lb; good heavies. 50-52c; others 42 -4 5c i ' Beef: Good cows. 47 -49c lb; canners cutters. 43-4 4c. v Hogs: Light blockers 20-30c lb; sows, light 25-26c f Lambs: Top grade. S4-55c lb; ether grades 43-5c. Onions: 50 lb sacks, Oregon yellows, med., $2.00-10; large. $2i5-50; Wash, yellows, med.. $1.75-2.00; large $3.00 25. Idaho, sweet Spanish. No. 1. 3-inch min.. S2 .25-50; white No. 1 med.. 13.80 25; Jumbos 845-50. Potatoes: Oregon Deschutes Russets. No. 1. 2-inch min.. 85.00-35: 25 lb. sacks $1.15-25: bales 6-10 lb. paper sks $3.40-60; bakers. No. 1. $5.35: No. 2. 50 lbs, $1.40-50. Wash. Russet. No. 1. 2-Inch min.. $5.00-25; 25 lbs. S1J0 60; bakers. No. 1. $5.25-50: 50 lbs. $1.20-50; Idaho Russets, No. 1. 2-inch min.. $5.25-50; bales 6-10 lb. ska, $3.00-25. Hay: U. S. No. 2 green alfalfa, de livered car and truck lots. F.O.B. Port land, mostly 136.00-37.00 ton: No. 1 timothy mixed hay. F.03. Portland, baled. 836.00-37.00. tiiii.i SCR V ICS reasonable Nelsons anyplace anytime Phone 4-3948 HensrAoids - Piles Fissure -Fistula -' Prolapse and Other Rectal i Ailments Treated VYltlieut ttesptnu Operanen , B-nra Deserlpuve Boeuet TKCC- On Reqaest Dr. R. Reynolds Clinic Naturopathic Physician 1144 Center SL Salem. Ore. Ph. Office 3-8460 Res. 3-5437 it? P v a-'5 i I ?? THE SILVER DOLLAR MAN ! fiom SAFEWAY Is ("Coining Seen I vWatch for Him Cr I Be. T.TXaaa N-O Dr. O. Cava. lU) DSS. CBAN I . . LAM CULNESB HERBALISTS I 241 North Uberty trnstalre above Jans. 231 H. erty Office open Saturday only M aja. to 1 pnu, e to T pjn Conmlta ttoo Blood pressurs and urine tseas are tree of charge. Practiced saaaw 1M1. - . Salem Market Quotations (As ol late yesterday) BUTTERFAT Premium No. 1 I No. 2 .79 .77 m .78 .83 Wholesale . Retail-. .ub -(Baring) (Wholesale prices range from to 1 cents over buying price. I Large A A. -67 Large a. . .. , Medium AA i . J&9 Medium i ; J& Small POULTRY Leghorn hens Colored hens . Colored fryers old roosters Roasters I rrtA-7Te8t7 SEW-EASIEST ever! Two main iJeifers pieces! Send now run this up in I Slir, a iziy ior a unnstmas gnu ue Feeder Lambs sure to make- another for yourself too its such ( a sweet slumber number with those feminine draw string bows. A nightie you'll enjoy making and wearing! J .25 i J4 JU UVKSTOC8V ' i VsJIev Paekiae Caeaoaav UiMtarJoast Wool Lambs 28.00 to 29.00 Sheared Lambs i 26.00 to 28.00 Fat Dairy 1 20.00 Cutter 1ID0-19D0 Zl 00-24.00 23.00 to 27.00 3.00 to 12-00 23.00 to 28.00 um v asajc, " -Mat's . PLilIS-TO-ILGSS a THI CONYTJCrNT, OIAN ALLUSPOSE FUa Portland Grain PORTLAND. Nov. 17 AP) Coarse grains. 15 dav . shlDment. bulk, coast Pattern 4919 COmes in sizes 12. delivery: OatsNo. 2. 38 ub. white. 14. 16, 18, 20. Size IS takes 3 I yards 39-inch fabric This pattern easy to use, simple I to sew, is tested, for fit. Has com plete illustrated' instructions. Send THIRTY, cents In coins for this nattera to ANNE ADAMS, care of The Statesman. Pattern Dept, P. O- Box 6710. Chicago 80. HI. print plainly YOCK NAME. ADD&X3S. ZONK, SIZE. STYXSS NUStBEB. 7430; barley.' No. 2. 45 lb. B.W, 70-50. Wheat (bid), to arrive market, basis No. 1 bulk. -Jeuvered coast: Soft white 2.43U: ftoft white excluding Kex) 2.43U- white club 2.43V,. Hard red winter: turatnary z.; iv per cent 2.44: 11 per cent 2.46 Vi: 12 per cent z.4'. Hard White Baart: Ordinary 2.43i; 10 per cent 2.44'i; 11 per cent 8.46: 12 per cent z.4B. TodiT i ear receioti: wneai : oar- ley 7; lour 1; corn S; oats 1; mill feen . I SI? 'fH ft 01' CAPITOL LUMBER CO. 2860 N. Cherry Ave. Ph. M862 or 2-4431 RUSSIANS Oil Till MARCH - pee review lag; gtaad aa they tent eri to rtSea, Seetet smSSary veUee slaty fc Ylssna U U. 8. it WANTED! Abo In Th4 Shell . " - j ; ' Highest Cash Prksjs On Delivery l ;. . ' . ; ; j.. 1 ! fslorris Klorfcin Padting Co. i 4V0 North Front St Saksn 1 i ToL 3-7633 Why Suffer Any Longer Whest etken rail, sue Cklaiese hi i ilea. AasaatBg aceese fee see yean la China. Ne saatter wttfe what atiaaeau yee are arrttete alserdera. sieasltls. heart, tongs, liv er, kidneys, gas, eeasttpattea. Jeers, elaaecea, rheantli , ganaad MaaV eet lever, skta. fi CHARLIE CHAN CaUNSSI CO. 284 N Plwae 8-1838 SALBM. Om& omee Beers te 8, aaeaat. Omly 9 tV V IN A SPARICLING NEV7 CHIUSTMAS COMIC STRIP Everybody's singing the praises of the little fellow mth the big, shiny nose, RUDOLPH THE RED NOSED; REINDEER. Now you can follow his heart-warming adventures in a special Christmas comic strip. Read about RUDOLPH, Santa Claus, loyal Grover Groundhog and wicked j. Baddj Bear, who almost upsets Santa's Christmas plans. Read RUDOLPH THE-RED-NOSED REINDEER every day beginning tomorrow in Thd Oregon itatosnicxn