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WW I Tmin What can you expect? car is as good as the day we bought it. i tokj hm so! But it3 superannuated. So am I, Phyllis. But I'm a better man than the ones that are coming along I i 1 i j i r?? I U I I . w jr. TNE ALLEY MAW" I WANT YE fTO MEET SNUFFY SAAtF-HE'S MY NEXT-DOOR NEGH60ft-: f . J?P.OR I I XAoX SJ TrV 5 JV V Iro M v J l . i ;wri vr: -- sj iUvr tth Sizcli Qcolaiions NEW YORK (JP) Wednesday's closing quotations: Ad Corp Al Chem Al Chalmers Am Airlines Am Pow & Lt Am Tel & Tel Am Tobacco Anaconda Atchison Beth Steel Boe Airplane Borg Warner Bur Add M Calif Packing Can Pacific Caterpillar Celanese Chrysler Con Edison Cons Vultee Crown Zellerback Curt Wright Doug Aircraft Dupont - Eastman Kodak Emer Radio Gen Electric 28 y Gen Foods 42 72 Gen Motors 527. 49 Goodyear Tire 45 Y 14 Homes take 36 H 24 Int Harvester 33 Int Paper 47 Y 37 Johns Man 87 48 Kennecott 79 79 Libby McN & L, 8 49 Lockh Aire 20 48 Loew's Inc 17 67 Long Bell 39 Montg Ward 61 26 Nash Kelv 20 49 NY Central 19 36 North Pac 77 42 Pac Am Fish 18 72 Pac Gas & Elec 35 33 Pac Tel & Tel 111 17 Packard .J 4 56 Penney 67 8Penn RR 18 Pepsi Cola 9 87 Philco 31 44 Rad Corp 26 14 Raynonier 59 55 Ray Pfd Repub Stl Rey Metals Richfield Safeway Sears Roebuck Soc Vac South Pac Std Oil Cal Std Oil NJ Studebaker Sunsh Mn Swift and Co -Transamerica Twent C Fox 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 . 41 . 60 . 56 . 32 . 54 . 37 . 65 . 51 . 76 . 34 . 10 . 32 . 26 . 18 . 39 .111 . 30 . 31 . 5 . 32 . 39 . 14 . 40 . 25 . 36 . 42 Portland Produce PORTLAND AP Wednesday 'I but terfat tentative, subject to immediate change: Premium quality, maximum to J5 lo 1 per cent acidity delivered in Portland. 84-87c lb: first quality. 82-85c; second quality. 80-S3c. Valley routes and country points 2 cents less. Butter wholesale F OB. bulk cubes to wholesalers: Qrade AA. S3 score, 79c lb; 93 score. 78c: 90 score. 77c. 89 score, 77c. Above prices strictly nomi nal. Cheese Selling price to Portland wholesalers: Oregon singles, 44-46'2c lb; Oregon 5-lb loaf. 49-52c. Eggs- 4 to wholesalers): Candled eggs containing no loss, cases included. F.O. B. Portland: A large. 43',jc; A medium, 42'zc: B grade Urge. 38-39c. Eggs (to retailers): Grade AA large 49c; A arge 45c; AA medium 45-46c; A medium 44c; cartons 3c additional. Live chickens ( No. 1 quality. F.O B, plants : fryers. 2'.(,-3 lbs. 27 -28c; 3-4 lbs. 27c. roasters. 4'j lbs and over. 27c; light hens, all weights, l!-19c; heavy hens, all weights. 20-21 c; old rosters, all weights, i3-15c. Rabbits average to growers: Live hlte 34-4' 3 lbs. 26-29c; 5- lbs. 22 25c; old does, 12-lSc; few higher; fresh dressed fryers to retailers, 62-65c. some higher. Fresh Iresse4 meats (wholesalers to retailers; doilars per cwt): Beef: Steers, choice. 900-700 lbs. $55 00-58 10: good. $54.00-56.10; commer cial. $30.70-51.10; utility. $47.50-49 10; cows, commercial. $48.00-50.00- utility, $49.00 - 48.00; canners - cutters. $42.00 -44 SO. Beef cuts (choice steers): Hind quar ters. $2.50-64 00 round. S0 00-83 10: Cull loins, trimmed. $ai. 00-84. 60; trian gles. $47.80-4920: forequarters. $50.00 52.90; chucks. $54 00-57.10; libs. $65 00 75 10 Veal: Goodchoice. $56.00-58.40; com mercial. $50 00-51 40 Calves: All weights, good-choice. $55.00-58.40; commercial. $58 00-51 40. Pork cuts: Loins. No. 1. 8-12 lbs, $4500-5000; shoulders. 18 lbs. down. $35.00-37.00; spareribs. $44 00-45.90; fresh hams. 10-14 lbs. $48 00-31.00. Labs: Cboice-prime, 4O-50 Eba. $54.00 53 50; good. $52.00-55.00. Mutton: Good-choice $33.40-80. Wool: Grease basis, nominally 60-65c. Mohair. 50c lb on 12-month growth, F.O.B. countrv shipping points. Country-kilted mrats: Mutton : Best ewes and wethers. 28 28c lb, rough heavy bucks, ewes 16 18c. Veal: Top quality, 53' ac lb; others 373C and above. Beef- Utility cows. 38-40c lb; can-ners-cutters 38-3c. Hogs: Lean blockers, 27-29c lb; sows, light. 22 -23c Lambs: """op grade. 50-52c lb'; other grades according to quality. Onions: 50 lb sacks. Ore yellows, med. $4 75-3.25; No. 2 $350-75. sets Ore yellows 6 00-25. 50 lbs. Potatoes: Ore. local white rose No. Is. $4 75-4 85; Deschutes russets No. Is. $5.23-5.33; No. 2. 50 lbs. $2.10-2.20; Ifla math russets No. 1. $5.33: unwashed 15 JO: No. 2 $4 10: russets 15 lb No. 1. 99 cents, utility M 90 hundredweight; standard $5.40; North Dakota pontiacs No 1. $6.33; new crop Florida triumphs No. 1. 50 lb. size A, $3 68. Hay: U. S No. 2 green alfalfa, de livered car and truck lots. F OB. Port land $45.00 ton: No. 1 timothy mixed hay F.O B. Portland, baled $42.00-43 00; No. 1 grass hay $40.00. baled, deliver ed. Portland. Across the Street Across the Nation Since 1906 O MOVING O STORAGE O CRATING O PACKING O SHIPPING O HEATING OIL O COAL O BRIQUETS CALL RUSS PRATT CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO. PHONE 2-2436 .y GOOGLE CHEW WRI6LY SPfARMINT you'll AWistrr eiuf PASS MORI WXASANW I i. i Stock Market Moves Higher NEW YORK fiP) A last-minute rally just managed to haul the stock market onto higher ground Wednesday. The volume was 1,320.000 shares. Neither the Elsenhower and Ke fauver victories in the New Hamp shire primaries nor Britain's bud get moves appeared to have any appreciable affect oh the market. Traders kept an eye on the rail road strike, which ended at most points. Rail stocks thaf moved ahead fractions included Santa Fe, Sou thern Pacific and Northern Paci fic. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks moved ahead 20 cents at $100.40. Industrials were ahead 60 cents, rails were down 20 cents and uti lities were unchanged. Thm 6lmiMtnai' &&mm, Onqon. T&u&day March' Itf,l6$$ Grains Take Gentle Slide CHICAGO (JP) Grains went In to a gentle slide on the board of trade Wednesday but soybeans and lard ended with small gains. Wheat finished 7 lower, corn - lower, oats - lower, rye 1 cent lower to 2 cents higher, soybeans -l higher, and lard 2 to 8 cents a hundred pounds higher. Buyers hesitated in wheat be cause of reports from the south west that producers we're offering cash wheat a little more freely. It was felt that prices are around the level where wheat can be re deemed from the goverYi rrvent loan and sold profitably, even after pay ments of storage charges. Flour business, meanwhile.was not showing any signs of expand ing. However, there was a little export trade, France taking 1,340, 000 bushels of hard wheat. Private reports from the win ter wheat area mentioned fairly strong winds with dust in the air in the Oklahoma Panhandle. Stocks and Bonds Valley Obituaries William IL Dorman Statesman News Service LEBANON Services are pend ing at Dallas for William H. Dor man, 79, of Lebanon who died here Tuesday. Survivors include two daughters, Juanita Hobbs, Lebanon, and Mar guerite of Kennewick, Wash.; three sisters, Mrs. R. A. Lathrop, Scio, Mrs. Lucy Weller and Mrs. Emma Dencer, both of 'Salem; two broth ers, J. H. Dorman and W. L. Dor man, both of Salem; also two grandchildren. Salom Market Quotations (As of Lai yesterday) BL'TTERFAI Premium No. 1 No. 2. ItR Wholesale ReUil i.t.it (Maying) M 84 .63 84 .89 Compiled by The Associated Press March 12 STOCK AVERAGES 30 Ind. AS . 134 7 134.1 134.8 135J 123.0 13 Rails DJ 73 4 73 6 112 68.7 Mi Net change Wednesday Prev. day .. Week ago Month ago Year ago BONO AVE1ACES 20 Rails lad Net chang Unch Wednesday 94 7 Prey, day 94.7 Week ago 7 Month ago 94 6 19 60 Utsis Stks Unch A.2 51.3 1004 51-3 100.2 51.7 99.7 52J 474 99.8 tli 10 Year ago 98$ 10O.S D.l Unch 96 5 HJ 98.8 98.3 99 0 10 10 Util Frgn A 1 76J 9S5 76.4 988 764 99.2 73 8 101.8 72.7 Portland Grain PORTLAND (AP) Wednesday' No coarse grains. Wheat (bid), to arrive market, basis No. 1 bulk. deUvered coast: sort white 2 53; soft white (excluding Rex) 2.53. white club 2.53. Hard red winter r Ordinary 2.53: 10 per cast 2 53; 11 per cent 2-53; 12 per cent 2.53. Hard white Baart: Ordinary 2.53; 10 per cent 2-53; 11 per cent 2-53: 12 per cent 2.53. Today's car receipts: Wheat 83: bar ley 4; Co or 6; corn 6; oats 1; mill teed 6. Portland Livestock PORTLAND ( APi - (USD A) -Wednesday cattle salable 200: market active; steady-strong; some cows 25-50 cents higher; few fed steers unsold; odd head utility steers 26 00-29.00; utility heifera 22.60-27.00; few light commercial hell ers 29.50. Conner and cutter cows most ly 18.00-21.00; few to 21.50; shells down to 16.00 and below: utility cows 22.00 25.00; odd voting commercial cows up to 27 00: utility bulls 26 00-28.00; com mercial bulls held up to 30.00. Calves salable 25: market active on meager supply: few choice vealers 35 00-36 50; good grades 31.00-33 00: util ity and commercial calves and vealers 20 06-30.00. cuils down to 16.00 or be low. Hogs salable 250: market active; strong-25 cents hibher; choice 180-235 ( Wholesale to 7 rents I-a.-ge AA Large A Medium AA Med-am Small hoi l TRY Leghorn hens Colored hens Colored fryers Old roosters Roasters IVKkl UL'I prices range from 9 ovj buying ortoe ) 41 J7 J4 .28 .16 .19 .26 .14 .26 Fat Dairy Cutter Heifers Eulis . Good Veal . Calves Fat Lambs Feeders ''nrktng Company t imiatlwns 20.00 to 21 00 16.00 to 19.00 20.00 to 23 00 24.00 to 27.00 31.00 to 34 00 24 00 to 30.00 23 00 to 26 00 24 00 to 23 00 CALL FOR BIDS County of Marion, State of Oregon. Is asking for sealed bids for grading, graveling, and surfacing with an 0-11 penetration asphalt, according to the plans and specifications supplied by the County Engineer, and as petitioned on Hudson Avenue, Marion County, Oregon. Plans and specifications may be ob tained at the office- of the County En gineer. Courthouse. Salem. Oregon. Bids will be opened by the County Court in ttie County Court Chambers at 'he Courthouse in Salem. Oregon. at the hour of 10:30 A.M., Tuesday. April 1. 1952. The count- reserves the right to ac cept any or reject all bids in the best interest of Marion County. BY ORDER OF THE MARION COUNTY COURT M. 11-13 10 ...as a soup tone! -that's PQE3-T0-L0GS THE ECONOMICAL, CLEAN, CONVENIENT FUEL CIT'ffl FfOfl CAPITOL LUMBER CO. 2SS0 N. Query At. Phon 04882 or 2-4431 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that thv undersigned has been duly appoint ed as executor of the estate of James L. Cooke, deceased, and any and all persons having claims against the said estate are hereby required to present said claims, duly verified as by law required, to the undersigned at the of fice of Williams 8c Skopil. attorneys for said executor. 412 Pioneer Trust Building. Salem. Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published the 6th day of March. 1952. JAMES A. HENXRY Executor of the Estate of James L. Cooke, deceased. WILLIAMS 8c SKOPIL Attorneys for Executor 412 Pioneer Trust Building. Salem. Oregon. M. 6-13-20-27. A. S. Or T.T Lam. N.D. Dr. O Cham. N D DRS. CHAN . . . LAM CHINESE HERBALISTS Upstairs. 241 North Liberty Office open Saturday only. 10 sjn to 1 pm 6 to 7 pm Consultation Blood pressure and urine tests are free of 'barge Practiced since 1917 Writ for attractive gift No obH gaUoo. 1b No. 1 and 1 butchers 20.23-20.501 few choice 110 lb 30 75; 250-280 li 18-50-18 73; choice 150-1 7 tb 18 -90-ltJOt eholc 284-37 lb sows 1140-17.79; boar? ler weights downward to 1840; rood and choice light f cedar pigs ia.0O-18.30w Sheep salable 80; market steady oss limited supply; om lot good and ernr4rt 113 lb wpoied lamb 33.00; choico under 105 lb quotable upward to 27 00 or 27-50t good slaughter ewes: salable around 1340. nt THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURx- JTOK TH DUfTKUST OF OB-s IA)N CIVIL MO. 08O SUMMONS 'notice). umiam statu i or Planum, va. CKAgi.E C. GttJttUU ana uutA UIISil mH. husostoa wae; uuinu UAJX ana JANK , iJAXLt, fiuiatM ana wife? sX. AUNj&W ana 4UHM Dui AGMIW, wife . uuwna; ntn.Kt 2S. fiXVOH rxrTa ana L. HmjCv OR-xTT, wife and busoaad; MAHY CATHERXNH &AMPzjn and warn. MAMPaON, wlf4) : and huioand: JUaaVtUMa; LOU ISA AmJJ.y feou jOHA jus KXLLY. wise ana nusoend; i. A. HMCK and VTVXAH' BCC , hualtaua ana wife; P. E. if BY AN fH't, huaoarxl and wife; O. A. SAAiCH and JA-Ns LKK HiT ira hosoand and wile; unknown bean of ' Daniel Daley, decvaaed; nd KAJUOn COUmTy. a muxucipai corporauoai and political subdivision of tne State eg Oregon. Detendanta. TO: Dennis Daley ana Jane uoe Daley his wife if mar- ' ned; tlien Agnew and JohnT Doe Agntw her husuaatd if mametf; II aim a. Beevor-Potts and L. Beeyor-Potta, wife and husoand; Josephine f -pte Kelly and Jonn Doe Keiiy her nusbeod if married. S. A. Beck and Viviaa E. sseck, husoand and wife; Mary Cath- enne Sampson and Wm. 'iainpauQ. wife and huaoand; the unkown heirs of Daniel Daley, deceased, defendants. LN irit maIU o '1H llrrtn STAXi-S Of AMERICA: You and each, of you are hereby notified that Com plaint in Condemnation has heretofore -oeen fued in the above entitled court in an action for the condemnation of the tec simple title, suoject to existing easements ror pubuc roads and high ways, public utilities, railroads and pipe lines in the following described lanos located in Marion County, Ore gon, to-wit: TRACX O. -244): beginning 41.66 chains south of the corner common to sedioos 1. J, 11 and . 11. Township 10 South. Range S East of the Willamette aterioian, Marion County. Oregon; thence S. SI 43' W. parallel with the Oregon Pacific Rail road (Now Southern facitic) track in front of the Cascade House on the lands of &. P. Kerr if said tract an there located be extended in- direct course eastwaroiy. 4 rods; thence K. 58' 15" W. 8 rods; thence N. 31" 44 E. 4 roas; thence s. 58' 15 E. 8 rods to the point of beginning, containing OJa) of an acre, for a pubuc use adequately to provide for me coostructioB of 0 river improvement in connection with It-a estaoli th rm-nt of the Detroit Dam in the Santiam Kiver. Oresjon. The authority for the taking are thw fol lowing Acts of Congress: The Act of February X6. 1931, (44 Stat. 14X1. 40 U-S C. Sec. 238a) and Acts suppleroeo tary thereto and amendatory thereof; The Act of April 24. 1880 (23 Stat. 94, 33 U.C. Sec. 59i): The Act of March 1. 1917 (39 Stat. 950. SJ U.S.C. 701) Public Law 37. 64th Congrea; The Act of June 28. 1938 (52 Stat. 1213) Public Law 761. 75th Congress; The Act of September 8, 1950. Public Law 759. 81st Congress. You are further notified that if you have, any ob jection or defense to the takingt of the property above described you ere requirea to file herein and to serve upon the plaintiff's attorney at the address herein designated within four weeks after the date of the first pub lication of this summons, an answer identifying the property in which you claim to have an interest, stating the nature and extent of the interest claimed, and stating all your objerttom and defenses to the taking rf the pro perty A failure so to fll? and serve an answer shall constitute a consent to the taking and to the authority of the Court to proceed to hear the ac tion and to fix the just cor.ipensatioa and shall constitute a waiver of all defenses and objections not so pre sented. You are further notified that if you have no objections nor defense to the taking you may serve upon the plaintiff's attorney a notice of appear ance designating the property In which, Jrou claim to be Interested and there after you shall receive notice of aU pro eedings affecting said property. You are further notified that on the 6th dav of June. 1951 the plaintiff filed herein its Declaration of Taking ef said lands and simultaneously there with deoosUed in the tie glittery of this Court the sum of 88,500. 00 aa estimated Just compensation for such taking. You are further notified that at he trial of the issue of just compensation, whether or not you have answered or erved a notice of appearance, you may present ev.dence as to the amount oif compensation to be paid for the- pro perty in which you may have an in terest and you may share, on proof of youi interest, in the distribution of the award of compensation. This summons U served upon you by order of the Honorable James Alger Fee. Judge- of the above entitled court, made and entered on he 23rd day of July. 1831. by he publication taereo fer four successive weeks in the Oregon States man. - a newspaper printed and pub lished tn the City of Salem. Oregon and of general circulation in Marion County. Oregon, the first publication of this summons being made tn the issue of said newspaper on the- 2Bth day of February. 1952. HENRY L. HESS. United States Attorney. BERT C. BOYLAN and LINUS M. FTJLLEH. Special Assistants to the-United-States Attorney. 507 U. S. Courthouse, Pert land 3 Oregon. F 28, M. 8-13-24. 300 Personal " 312 Lost and Found LOST: Lady's black suit jacket wth jeweled pin between Glen Creek Dr. and S. P. Depot., reward. Mrs. Elmer R Worth. 1P83 Clear Creek Privet FOUND: 3 car keys on a chain, in front of The Statesman office. Phono 2-2441. 314 Trcmspogicctlon WANTED: Ride Salem to Portland mod return, rive day week. Phono 3-440. 316 Personal ALCOHOLICS Anonymous Ph. 3-013B. PO Bx 734. YMCA. .Wed and Frt at 8 -OS da 400 Agriculture 402 Livestock BONDED LIVESTOCK buyer E. CL McCandlisn 11TT S th Ph 3-Vf UCaNSUJ and bandethuveatocavi E. I nethen 1940 Pfaooe S .343 If! CMEVvV ATTENTION LOGGERS AND FARMERS LOGS WANTED 8-ft. 16-14. And long Itvtffttis At Top Pr4c4M BURKLAND LUMBER CO. Prton 1125 Turn, Oregon - -