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Newspaper Page TextAH Pleased ..--ss- w miles were all around Wednesday when bids were opened on bonds to pay the Oreg-on veterans' bonus. From left. State Legion Commander Hollis Hull of Albany smiled on behalf of the veterans who will get checks; Rnssell M. Colweli, vice president of First National Bank of Portland, was happy because the banking syndicate he represented was low bidder; William F. Gaarenstroom, state director of veterans affairs, because the Interest rat was favorable for the state. (Story on page 1.) Pole Sheds Inspected on Polk Tour T1AT.T.AS - Polo barns and sheds were observed on a tour held in Polk county recently by farmers from Clackamas, Yam hill, and Marion counties, reports fi. John Hansen, Polk County ex tension agent. The group observed the pole type loafing shed constructed by Walter Lierman, Independence. This shed was erected at a cost of 60 cents per square foot and is satisfactory for housing his dairy cattle, he said. A sheep shed on the Nels And erson farm was observed. This shed, using treated pole construc tion, was 36 x 80 feet in size, and was built at a minimum cost by the pole-constructed type plan. A shingle roof was put on this building and lower grade siding was used, making a very satis factory sheep shed at minimum cost. The final stop was at the Jack Flaming farm, Monmouth, to ob serve the pole type loafing shed attached to the side of his dairy barn. This shed was built at the cost of 38 cents per square foot, using treated poles for support. Hansen emphasized that the use of treated poles is becoming more popular due to the long life of the pressure treated poles. The poles are placed about four feet in the ground and are spaced all the way from 9 to 12 feet apart, A Bring Your Scrap to the CAPITAL BARGAIN HOUSE 145 Center AND WEIGH FREE! IIORE EIEAT FOR YOUR I10IIEY ThM Greet Values Are Made Possible Because We Operate Our Own Packing Plant Don't Take Our Word For It Ask The Thousands Oi Salem Folks Who Have Depended On The 'MIDGET' For Over 36 Years. Better Still, Come And See For Yourself. 2 MARKETS TO SERVE YOU 2 611 NO. CAPITOL Cxxtty-comer from Shopping Center. Corner Union Street Plenty oi Parking 'BUDGET BALANCERS'-; $ Pork Boasts Pork Sleaks Cube Gullets Fresh Ham Roask Polish Rings Assorted Lunch Livemurst Little Links Sliced Bacon Jowl Bacon Sail Pork Leon Bacon Squares at Bale of Vet? Bonus Bonds : - " " ? - -1 1 - ' ' J ' J ii-Tr---' ' is-- " V j?- l for buildings to be used for loaf ing sheds, machine and sheep making very satisfactory support sheds. Plans are available from the county extension offices for a utility type shed, using pole con struction. These plans can be adapted for various other size buildings with poles as the basis of construction. Grain Prices Turn Lower CHICAGO After a short lived attempt at carrying onward i with the previous session's upturn. ' grains turned lower on the board of trade Wednesday. Final prices ' showed losses running to nearly 3 cents with soybeans weakest. j Once again, as has been the case j frequently over fecent months, the ' market could not produce any sus- I tained demand. j The good crop outlook, Imports of Canadian feed grains and re- ports some soybean processors may have to close down encouraged liquidation. Wheat finished 1 to 1 lower, corn l-l7s lower, oats -2!8 lower, rye -2 lower, soybeans l-2 lower and lard 10 cents lower to 2 cents a hundred pounds higher. DAIRY ASSOCIATION GROWS The Marion County Dairy Breeders Association gained 26 cows during the past six months to reach a total of nearly 3,000. Richard Barnes, Silyerton, presi dent o fthe Association, said the service is available to all Marion County folks with dairy cows and over half of Clackamas coun ty. Offices are located in Silver ton, where technicians Bill Will iams and Paul Mann headquarter. FARM YAMHILL Invites YWashlngtoin YAMHILL INVITES WASH. The Yamhill County Jersey Cattle Club has announced June 7 as the date for its spring show and has invited Wahsington Coun ty Jersey Cattle Club to show with it this year. Washington County Jersey Cattle Club had previously announced Its show date as May 24 at Hillsboro. Beef Roasts Rib Steaks Boiling Beef T-Bone Steak lb. 470 600 Jb. Jb. 490 Boneless Roast Cubed Stew n, Smoked Links jb. lb. 450 lb. Bologna lb. DOUBLE SHORED HEATS Dry Sugar Cured. Unequaled For Flavor. a. 450 lb. 20 Skinned Picnics Bacon p. lb. n. 120 Pore Lard IIIDGET IIABEETS OUR CAPITOL STREET MARKET IS OPEN" UNTIL 1P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL t. P. M. CLOSED SUNDAYS Stock Market Session Slow NEW YORK (iP) In a slow and rather uneventful session, the stock market declined with soft ness displayed in rails and oils Wednesday. There was little on the positive side of the news budget to impel the market downward. Actually, a lack of definite news during trading hours in the steel industry dispute over wages and prices was one of the prime causes for market caution and nervous ness. One of the first signs of the fall showed up in Northern Pacific. It lost 5 points yesterday, opened to day unchanged, and closed Wed nesday off 2 at 74. It was the day's most actively traded issue with 29,200 shares changing hands. Volume amounted to 1,090,000 shares, one of the slower days of the year. Portland Grain PORTLAND (API Wednesday Coarst grains. 13-day shipments, bulk. Coast delivery. Barley No. a, 45-lb B. W. 71.00. Wheat ibid) to arrive market, basis No. 1 bulk, deliverey Coast: Soft White 2.51; Soft White (excl. Rex) 2.51; White Club 2 51. Hard Red Winter: Ordinary. 2.5Hi: 10 per cent 2.51 i; 11 per cent 2.51 12 per cent l.M'j. Hard White Baart: Ordinary. 2.32; 10 per cent 2.92; 11 per cent 2.32; 12 per cent 2.52. Car receipts: wheat 34: barley 3; flour I: com 4; oats 3; mill feed 17. Stocks and Bonds STOCK AVEIAGE1 Compiled by the Associated Press April 23 20 15 10 60 Ind. Ralls UUls Stks Net change D D fl D.l D.8 Wednesday 133 0 73.0 50.8 100.0 Prev. day" 133.8 73.7 50.8 100.6 Week ago 133.7 75.0 31.0 100.4 Month ago 134 5 74.8 5U 100.8 Year ago 128.9 66.1 47.8 04.6 BOND AVERAGES 20 Rails 10 10 Ind UU1 D.2 Unch 98.8 99.0 10 Frgn Unch 75.8 75.8 75.6 76.3 72.1 Net change Wednetday . Prev. day Week ago Month ago . Year ago .. D 2 954 956 95.2 95 J 95.7 99.0 99 0 988 99.6 99.0 99.2 98.9 99.4 351 STATE STREET Salem's Pioneer Market la The Heart OI Downtown Salem STRETCHERS Jb; 65 45 75 75 69 60 49 Jb. Jb. lb. Rings Jb. Hams Shankless 50 ib. 39 10 Jb. Bus mess A dividend of 20 cents a share on common stock was declared by directors of Portland Gas and Coke Company last week, it was announced by J. A. H. Dodd, Salem district manager. In the company's quarterly letter to stockholders the net income was reported at $989,362 for the 12 months ended March 30, 1952, Dodd said, an improvement of $91,827. Net income for the same 12 month period was equivalent to $1.81 per share on the 547,627 shares of common stock, as com pared with a net of $1.64 per share for the same number of shares in the 12 months ended March 31, 1951. In reviewing the natural gas picture, Dodd stated that President Charles H. Gueffroy explained in his letter to stockholders that the company's objective was to obtain an adequate supply of natural gas at a satisfactory cost at the earliest possible date. Two Men Treated For Minor Injuries Salem first aid Wednesday treat ed two residents for minor acci dents. Roy Kapperman, chef at the Senator Hotel, was treated after he cut his left index finger nearly off with a butcher knife. He was sent to a doctor for stitches. George Arnold, 1125 Second St., was treated for a head cut incur red while doing some carpentry work in the 3100 block of Brooks Street. Salem Obituaries HOWELL Thomas Jefierion Howell, at a local hoapjal April 15. Lata resident of 1149 Ruxe St. Survived by his wife. Gladys Howell. Denver. Colo.: a sis ter. Mrs. Lillian Cummins. Salem; two half-sisters. Mrs. Nora Carpenter and Mrs. Margaret Parker. Portland; a 1 1 1 rv , raia, ana nepnew, MOOert Lum- mms. both of Salem. Graveside services will be held at the Willamette National Cemetery. Portland. Thursday. April 24. at 10 p.m., under the direction of th Virgil T. Golden Company. HELTZEL Clara Albertha Heltzel. at the resi dence. 710 S. Liberty St., April 21. Mother of John A. Heltzel and Charles H. Heltzel. both of Salem; James T. Heltzel. Taxco, Mexico, and Mrs. Mar garet Hamby. Denver. Colo.; sister of Mrs. Laurella Shelton, Boise, Ida.; Mrs. Helena Fountain, Merced. Calif, and Mrs. Anna Smith, Clackamas. Ore Also survived bv nine erandchildren Services will be held Thursday, April 24 at 1:30 p.m. in the Chapel of the w. i. Kigaon company with entomb ment in Mt. Crest Abbev Mausoleum The Rev. George H. Swift will offici ate. Ph. 3-3173. BOESCH Henry Boeseh. at a local hospital, April 21. Late resident of Monitor. Ore. Survived by three daughters. Mrs. Clara Sisson and Mrs. Hannah Becker, both of Portland, and Miss Anna Boesch. Salem; two sons, Henry M. Boeseh. Salem, and E. J. Boesch Monitor; a half-brother. Martin Hoeft. Emmett. Ida. Also survived by seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Services will be held Thursday April 14. 1:30 p.m.. at th Trinity Lutheran Church east of Mt. Angel and interment at Lincoln Memorial Park. Portland. Under the direction of the Virgil T. Golden Company. Please omit flowers. TROXKL Mrs. Florence Troxel, late resident of Silverton. at a local hospital. April 20. Survived by husband, Ronal Troxel, Salem; parents. Mr. and Mrs O. M. Nyseth, Silverton: sisters, Mrs Melva Hollin. Silverton. and Mrs. Gladys Allingham. Crescent City Calif.; brothers. Lloyd. Hopewell. Ore.; Milo. Mill City; WUlard and Howard Crescent City. Calif., and Kermlt Ny seth. Silverton: two daughters. Miss Joan Bruggl and Miss Janice Troxel. both of Salem. Services will be held in the Cloueh-Barrick Chapel. Thursday. April 24. at 1:30 p.m. with Interment at Belcrest Memorial Park. BOLES Harry H. Boles. late resident of Salem, at Gold Beach. April 20 Sur vived by wife. Mrs. Grace Boles, Salem: daughters. Norma June Boles, San Francisco. Calif.- Evelyn L. Smith Port Gamble, Wash.; one sister and on brother, both in Texas: brother- in-law, Roy Stevens. West Salem; sister-in-law. Grace Baer. San Francisco Calif.; father-in-law. J. B. Stevens Salem; also four grandchildren. Ser vices will be held Thursday. April 24. at 3 p.m. In the Clough-Bariick Chapel with Rev. Harold Black officiating and interment at City View Cemetery. PAUL Nonle Elizabeth Paul, late resident of Willamlna. at McMinnville. April zi. at the age of 07. Wife of Matt Paul Willamlna: mother of WiUard L. dan der. BeUlngham. Wash.; Edward W Glander. Portland; Eugene A. Coles Men am a. and Jack H. Glander. Sheri dan. Also survived by a sister, Mrs Benjamin Hearth. San Diego. Calif. and nine grandchildren. Services will be held Friday, April 25. at 3 p.m.. in the w. T. Rigdon Chapel with inter meat at Pioneer Cemetery. MUXEB Benjamin Franklin Miller, at the residence. Turner Route 2. April 23. the age of 7 years. Brother of Smith William Miller. Seaside. Calif.; uncle of Cecil C. Miller and Mrs. Mary Kel logg, both of Salem. Announcement of services will be mad later by the W. T. Rlgdon Company .Ph. 3-373. HUNN1CUTT William T. Hunnicutt. In this city April 23. at the age of 69 years. Late resident of Roseburg. Announcement of services will be made later by the w. x. Kigaon company. Ph. 9-3173. CHAPEL Ezra H. Chapel, at the residence 812 Sunset Ave., April 23. Lat resident of Potlatch. Ida. Survived by wife. Carrie Cha'pel. Potlatch; daughter. Mrs. Glen Morrison. Princeton. Ida.: three grand sons, James, David, and Raymond Mor rison; sisters, Mrs. George Vick. Salem Mrs. Hollis Downer. Mill City, and Mrs. josephln E timer. Robbinsdale Minn. Funeral announcements will be mad later by the Virgil T. Golden Company. to Switzerland at about half the cost of land transport. Goods are carried up the Rhine Dt TT Lam N.D. Dr O Caaa N D DRS. CHAN . LAM CHINESE NATUROPATHS Bpstaira. Z41 North Liberty Office open Saturday only it ajn to I p jn. I to 1 p.m Consultation tHood pressure and urine testa are free of -harge Practiced sine 1917 Write for attractive gin No obtl cation Ilev? frbrlr Sidck Quotations NEW YORK (P)- Wednesday's closing quotations: Admiral Corporation 27 Allied Chemical 69 Allis Chalmers 48 American Airlines 12 American Power & Light 25 American Tel. & Tel 154 American Tobacco 58 Anaconda Copper 44 Atchison Railroad 79 Bethlehem Steel 48 Boeing Airplane Co. ....47 Borg Warner ..i.. .68 Burroughs Adding Machine.. ..17T4 California Packing 25 Canadian Pacific 36 Va Caterpillar Tractor 508 Celanese Corporation 41Vi Chrysler Corporation . 74 V Cities Service 1014 Consolidated Edison 34 Vfe Consolidated Vultee 17,a Crown Zellerbach ... 52 v4 Curtis Wright 778 duPont de Nemours 83 Vs Eastman Kodak 43 li jnerson Radio H1 General Electric 56 V General Foods 4P4 General Motors 53 Goodyear Tire 41 Homestake Mining Co 37 international Harvester 33 International Paper 44, Johns Manville 67 Kennecott Copper 73 Libby, McNeill . ' 'a .16 Lockheed Aircraft .. Loew's Incorporated Montgomery Ward 59 4, Nash Kelvinator 20 Ya mew York central . 19 Northern Pacific 7414 Pacific Gas & Electric 33 Pacific Tel. Sc Tel ...109V4 Packard Motor Car . 4 Penney (J.C.) Co 67 Y Pennsylvania R.R. 18 fepsi Cola Co 10 Philcd Radio 30 naaio corporation 264 Rayonier Incorp 27 Republic Steel !39Vfc Reynolds Metals 52 Richfield Oil 60 Safeway Stores Inc 30 Scott Paper Co 51 Portland Livestock PORTLAND 1 APi irsna iv-h day Cattle: salable 150: market active fully steady; some cows slightly higher-' small lot high good 1039 lb fed steers utility beef steers 28.00 29 00; odd commercial he lien 28 50- uu, utility neiters 22 Of)-2a rm man ner and cutter cows mostly 17.50-21 00 few 21.60: utility cows 22 oo-s w ter and utility bulls 22.00-27.00; 'com mercial bulls 28.50-29.35; 1 good lleht Deer bull 30 00 Calves salable 50: nurki tiu. mostly steady; choice yealers 35 00-36.0O-, odd prime to 38.00; commercial and good calves and vealers 27.00 34.00 including few good 322-383 rb caives at 34.00; utility calves and vealers mostly 22 OO-M.OO. Hogs, salable 350; market active steady to strong; choice No. 1 and 2 180-235 lb butchers 19 00-19.50; choice No. 2. 250-230 lbs 18.00-1825; choice 150-160 lbs 18 00-18.50; choice 350-500 lbs sows 15.25-18.50; lighter weights up to 17.C0; few good and choice feeder pigs 17.00-17 50; medium grades down to 1800. Sheep salable 100: market artiv steady to strong; 1 lot choice around luo 10. in a. 2 pelt lambs 27.00: few good and choice 92 lbs 28.50: 1 lot good 106 lb wooled lambs 26.00: odd meHnim shorn feeders 23.00; few good slaughter ewes 12 50-13 00; shorn ewes with most ly No. 3 pelts 11.00; cull and utility shorn ewe 8 00-11 00. Salem Market Quotations (A of la i r as tarda? ) MUTTER AT Preniium No. 1 ; .80 . .78 JU No. 2 BUTTER Wholesale .80 .85 Retail EGGS -Baying ) (Wholesale oi ices rang from to 1 rents ovr burin Dric t Large AA L-arg A , Medium AA Medium .40 .40 37 29 .18 -to J7 J4 .27 SmaU .'Ol'l TRY Leghorn hens Colored -hens , Colored fryers - , Old roosters Roasters LIVESTOCK Valley Packing Company Q notations Fat Dairy 19 00 to 20 0 rsitt-- .-n. 00 Cutter 17 00 to 19 00 Heifers Bulls Good Veal Calves Fat Lamb Feeders 20.00 to 24 00 25.00 to 23.00 30.00 to 34.00 24 00 to 30 00 24.00 to 26.90 22 00 to 24.00 Portland Produce PORTLAND (AP) Wednesday But -terfat Tentative, subject to immediate change Premium quality, maximum to .33 to 1 ner cent acidity delivered in Portland. 79-82c lb; first quality. 76-eOc: second quality 75-78c. Valley route and country points 2 cents less. Butter Wholesale f.o.b. bulk cubes to wholesalers Grade AA. 3 score. 75c lb: 92 score 74c; B. 93 score. 75c lb; 91 score. 14c: B. 90 score. 72c. Butter Wholesale f.o.b. bulk cubes to whole salersGrade C. 89 score 70c. Abov prices strictly nominal. Cheese Selling price to Portland wholesalers Oregon singles 43-47c lb; Oregon 5-lb loaf. 49-52c. Eggs to wholesalers Candled eggs containing no loss, cases included, f.o.b. Portland A Urge. 48ij-47Vc- A medium. 45",c; B grade, large. 41-42c. Eggs to retailers Grade AA Urge. 52c; A large. 48-49c; AA medium. 48 49c: A medium 47c. Cartons 3c ad ditional. Live chickens No. 1 quality, f.o.b. plant Fryers 2', -3 lbs. 29c. Light hens, all weights. 18c, heavy hens, all weights. 20c; old roosters, all weights. 13-15C. Rabbits Average to growers Live white. 3-4 'i lbs. 26-29c: 5- lbs. 22-25c; old does, 12-lSc. few higher: fresh dressed bryers to retailers. 62 65c. some higher. Fresh dressed meats, wholesalers to retailers: dollars per cwt: Beef Steers., choice. 500-700 lb. 52.00-58.10: good. 32.00158.10: commer cial 50.00-51.50: utility. 47K-49.10: cows, commercial. 43.00-50.00; utility 44.00 48.00: canners-cutters. 40.00-43.50. Beef cuts, choice steers Hind quar ters. 62.SO-4H.00: rounds, 61.00-63 10; full loins, trimmed. 81.00-84.60: tri angle. 43 00-49 20; forequarters, 48.00 52.50: chucks, 52.00-52.50; ribs. 65.00- 70.10. Veal Good -choice. M. 00-58. 40; com mercial. 50.00-51.40. Pork cuts Loins, choice. S-I2 lbs, 46 0O-50.00; shoulders. 16 lbs. 33.00- 36.00: sparerib, 45.00-43.90; fresh hams. 10-14 lbs. 49.00-51.00. Lamb Choice-prime. 40-50 lb, 53.00 57.50: good. 52.00-57.00. Mutton Good-choice. 33.40-90. Wool Grease basis, nominally S0-60c. Mohair 50c lb on 12-month growth, g.o.b. country shipping points. Country-killed meats: Mutton best ewes and wethers. 23 28c lb; rough heavy bucks, ewes. 16-lSc. Beef Utility cows. 36-40c lb: canners-cutters 34-35c. Hogs Lean blockers. 26 -27c lb; sows, light. 22-23c. Lambs Best. 52-54c Ib. Onions 50 lb sacks. Ore. yellows, med.. No. 1. .2-6.73: Urge. 7.00-7.50: No. 2. med.. 3.50-4.23; Texas White wax. S.25-6-75. Potatoes Klamath Russets. No. I. 5.33; unwashed 5.20: No. 2s. 4t; Idaho Russets. 5-10 lb sacks. 3.50: utility. 3.00 hundred. Hay U. S. No. 2 (Teen alfalfa, de livered car and truck lota, f.o.b. Port land. 50.00-51 00. Sears, Roebuck & Co, . ... 53H Socony-Vacuum Oil 37 Southern Pacific 71Vi Standard Oil, Calif, 54 Standard 0L NJ. 74 Studebaker Corp. 38 Sunshine Mining 10V Swift & Company 31 Transamerica Corp. 24 Twentieth Century Fox 17 Union Oil Company 41 Union Pacific 112 United Airlines .25 United Aircraft 28 United Corporation 5 United States Plywood 32 United States Steel 38 Warner Pictures 14 Western Union Tel. 38 Westinghouse Air Brake 25 Westinghouse Electric 35 Woolworth Company 43 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF MARION No. 387W GOLD IE L. LETHERMAN, ) Plaintiff. ) vs. 1 J. H. LETHERMAN. ) Defendant. ) SUMMONS TO THE ABOVE NAMED UEFENDANT : IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON ycu are hereby summoned and required to appear and answer the complaint herein on or before the date of the last publication hereof, and for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the court for a decree dissolving, set ting aside and forever holding for naught the bonds of matrimony here tofore existing between plaintiff and the defendant and awarding to plain tiff an absolute divorce, and awarding to plaintiff such other, further and different relief as to this court may seem Just and equitable. This summons Is being published by order of the Honorable Joseph B. Fel ton. on of the judges of the above en titled court, once a week for four con secutive weeks in th Oregon States man, a newspaper of general circula tion, printed and published in Marion County. Oregon: that the date of the first publication hereof is April 24 1952 and the date of the last publica tion hereof is May IS. 1952. R. W. PICKELL Attorney for Plaintiff 207 McCflchrist Building Salem, Oregon Ap. 24-M. 1-8-13 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS "A" Sealed proposal, will be received by the County Court for Marion County, Oregon, at the office of the County Clerk at Salem. Oregon, until 2J3Q o'clock P.M. May 15. 1952. for con struction of a Court House jjutldlrig at Salem. Oregon, for Marion County, and razing of the present County Court House, and will then and there be opened in the presence of bidders and publicly read aloud. Bids received after the time fixed for the opening will not be considered. Plansi specifications, and forms of contract documents mav be examined at the office of Pierro Belluschi. Archi tect. 2040 S. W. Jefferson Street. Port land 1. Oregon; and at the office of the County Clerk for Marlon County. Ore gon: and not over 2 sets of plans, speci fications and forms mav be obtained by General Contractors at the office of Pietro Belluschi. Architect, upon de- 1 posit of s-u.oo for each set. Th full amount of the deposit for each set of documents will be returned to the General Contractors submitting bids, within a reasonable time after rereint at bids- nTh.r rUrit- iii k- refunded with deductions not exceeding the actual rncl nf rnruMMinn tv, drawings upon the return of all docu- ments in good condition within 30 davs after date of onenin. bids. Each proposal shall be made out on a bid form contained in the contract documents and shall be accompanied by a certified check or bid bond made payable to Marion County in an amount not less than 10 of the total amount of the proposal. No bid will be received or considered unless it contains a statement by the bidder as part of his bid that in per forming his contract he will pay and cause to be paid not less than the prevailing rate of wages as of th date of his bid in such county, per hour, per day, and per week for and to each and every workman who may be employed in and about the per- rormance oi nis contract. Section 98-103. Oreeon Compiled Laws Annotated, requiring bidders to file sworn statements of financial ability, equipment and experience in construction of public Improvements, must be complied with before delivery of bid proposal forms and not later than 10 days before opening of bids. Marion County reserves the right to reject any or all bids. No bidder may withdraw his bid after the hour set for the opening, or before award of the contract, unless said award is delayed for a period exceeding 30 days County Court for Marion County Oredon. Rex Hartley. County Judg Salem. Oregon Ap. 24-3-6-27-28-29-30 SUMMONS (No. 38895) In th Circuit Court of th State of Oregon for Marion County. MABEL COTTON. Plaintiff. vs. HARRY COTTON. Defendant. To Harry Cotton, the above named defendant : IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above-entitled Court and cause on or before the expiration of four weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons: and if you fail so to appear and answer, plaintiff will, for want thereof, apply to the Court for a Decree as prayed for in her complaint, to-wit: For a Decree dissolving the marriage contract now existing between plaintiff and defendant, changing plaintiff's nam from Mabel Cotton to Mabel Nelson, and for such other and further relief as to th Court may seem meet and equitable. This summons is published by order of the Honorable George R. Duncan. Judge of the above entitled Court, made and entered on the 17th day of April. 1952. directing publication of this summons once ech week for four successive weeks In The Oregon Ststes man. a newspaper published and of general circulation In Marion County. Oregon. Date of first publication. April 24. 1932. Date of last publication. May 13. 1932. HARRY G. HOY. Attorney for Plaintiff. P.O. Address: Oceanlak. Oregon. Ap. 24-M. 1-8-11 NOTICK OF INTENTION TO IMPROVE SKOP1L AVENUE FROM BOICE STREET TO LORIDA AVENUE NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that the Common Council of th City of Salem, Oregon, deems it necessary and expedient and hereby declares Its pur pose -nd ai'ention t. improve SKOPIL AVENUE rom th north lin of Bole Street to th north lin of Lrida Avenue, in th City of Salem. M-jion County. Oregon, at th expense of th abutting and adjacent property, except the street intersections the expense of which will be as-umed by the City of Salem, by bringing said portion of said street to th established grade, constructing cement concret curb. -nd paving said portion of said street with a 2i inch asphaltic concrete pavement 30 feet in width. in accordance with th plans and speci fications therefor which were adopted by the Common Council April 14. 1952, which are now on file In the office of th city recorder and which by this reference thereto ar made a part hereof. The Common Council hereby declares its purpose and intention to make th above described Improve ment by and through the street im provement department. Written remonstrance against th above or o posed improvement may be filed with the city recorder at any Urn within ten days after th final pub lication of this notice by th owners of the -1 perry affected. By Order of the Common Council Anril 14. 1953: ALiKti) MUNUT, city itecoroer Ap. 21. 23. 23. 24, 23. 26. 27. 23. 29. 30, M. 1- notick or nrrBXTioN to tMPmovat BEN VISTA DRIVE FROM HANSEN AVXNUX TO LOT f. BLOCK 8. CAN DALARIA HEIGHTS NOTICE HXRXBY IS GIVEN that th Common Council of th -City of Salm, Oregon, deems it necessary and expedie.it and hereby declare its pur pose and Intention to Improve BIN VISTA DRIVE from th north lin of Hansen Avenue to the north iin. if extended easterly, of Lot 9. Blocc t. Candalaria Heights. In tfe City of Salem. Marion County. Oregon, th portion of th street being im proved being mor clearly and defi nitely shown on th plans and speci fications hereinafter referred to. at th -xpens of th abutting and adjacent property, by bringing said portion of said street to the established grade, constructing cement concrete curbs, and paving said street with a ii inch asphaltic concrete pavement 30 feet in aridth. in accord-ince with th plans and speci fications therefor which were adopted by the Common Council April 14. 1932. which are now on file in the office of the city recorder and which by this refereac thereto are made a part hereof. The Common Council hereby declares its purpose and intention to make the above described improve ment by and through th street' Im provement department. Written remonstrance against the above proposed improvement may be filed with the city recorder at any time within ten days after the final pub lication of this notice by the owners of the prooerty affected. By Order of th Common Council April 14 1952: ALFRED MTNTJT. Cltv Recorder Ap. 31. 22. 23. 24. 25 . 28. 27. 28. 29. 90. M. 1. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that th undersigned has filed in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Marion County, probate department, his verified Final Account, and that said Court has fixed Monday. May 28, 1952, at the hour of 9:13 AM. as the time and the Circuit Court Room, in County Court House, at Salem, in said County and State as the plac for hear ing said account and all objections thereto. Dated at Salem. Oregon, and first published April 24. 153. RONALD C. GLOVER Administrator of Estate of Beulah X. Hewitt, deceased. Number 14378 In said court. Ap. 24-M. 1-8-15-23 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Notice is hereby grven that 1 will, on May 17th. 19a?. at 10 o'clock in th forenoon of said day, at the west door of the Marion County Court House, in Salem. Oregon, sell at public auction. in the mariner provided br law for sale on foreclosure, the interest of Dale W. Trude and Margaret Trude in and to the fallowing described real property, to-wit: Lot three (3. block four (4), Capitol Street Addition to the City of Salem. County of Marion. Stat of Oregon i See Records of Town Plats for Marion County. Oregon). Said sale will be made in pursuance of an execution to me directed and issued out the Circuit Court of tne State of Oregon for Marion County, in an action heretofore pending therein, entitled "Jack L. Evans, plaintiff, vs. Dale W. Trude and Margaret Trude. his wife, defendants," Clerk's Register No. 34903 DENVER YOUNO Sheriff. Marion County. Oregon RHOTEN, RHOTEN Sc SPEERSTRA Attorneys for the Plaintiff. Ap. 17-24-M. 1-8. notice or SPECIAL ELECTION i 1f THE CITY OF SALEM. OREGON I FRIDAY. MAY 16. 1952 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT OS FRIDAY. THE 16th DAY OF MAY. 19-2- AT THE POLLING PLACE DES IGNATED BY THE COUNTY COURT. IN THE PRECINCT OF SALEM NO. IN THE CITY OF SALEM. OREGON. A SPECIAL ELECTION WELL BE HELD FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUB MITTING TO THE ELECTORS OF SAID PRECINCT AND CITY. FOR THEIR APPROVAL OR REJECTION. THE FOLLOWING PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CHARTER OT SAID CITY. TO-WIT: "AN ACT to amend subsections (1). (4). ( 6 1 . (14). 21i and (40) of Section 6. and Sections 10. 22. 23 and 74 of the Charter of the City of Salem. Oregon, and to repeal subsections (3) and (20) of Section 6, and sections 17 A. 73. 76, 80, 81. 81s? 86. 87 . 88.. 89 . 93. 95 and 96 of said Charter so as to eliminate deadwood and obsolete provisions and to harmonize various provisions with later and existing law. "AN ACT to amend th Charter of th City of Salem. Oregon, by amend ing Section 29. as amended by the Legislative Assembly of Oregon In 1903. Section 26. as amended by the people at an election held November 8. 1932, Section 35. as amended by the people at an election held July 9. 1917. and Section 43. as amended by the people at an election held May 20. 1920. to provide for the construction of side walks as a part of a street improve ment; to require two weeks' publica tion of notices, and to lim-aat obso lete and superfluous provisions." "AN ACT to amend Section 52 of th Charter of th City of Salem. Oregon, as the same was amended by a vote of the people of said city at an election held September 10. 1913. so as to authorize and empower the common council to assess all or a part of the cost of making or constru cling sewers and drains against th property the council deems specially be nee ted. 'AN ACT to amend th Charter of the City of Salem. Oregon, by adding thereto a new section, to be deaignated 'Section 23-B. providing for a special tax levy for parks and recreation." "AN ACT to a-.nd the Charter of tli City of Salem. Oregon, by sdding thereto a new section, to d desig nated "Section R5a."" providing for a special tax levy for th purpoa of ac quiring and maintaining lights for the streets and public places of the City of Salem." "AN ACT to amend the Charter of the City of Salem. Oregon, by adding thereto a new section to be designated "Section 86 A." providing for a bond issue of 3310,500 for the purpoa of re construction, improving and widening parts of Stat Street. South River Road, Ferry Street. Market Street. D Street. High Street, and Twelfth street, and providing for th payment of such bonds and Uut Interest thereon." AN ACT to amend Section 93-4 of th Charter of th City of Salem. Ore gon, so as to eliminate th one year residence requirement of applicants for civil service posJ-ons. AN ACT to amend Section -4 or th Charter of the City of Salem. Oregon. as amended by a vote of the people of said city at an election held December 4. 1911. relating to public contracts. 'AN ACT to amend the Charter of the City of Salem. Oregon, by adding thereto a new section to be detgatd Section 94d. authorizing the common Council to issue bonds in the aggre- eate amount of $153,000 for th purpose of financing extensions and additions to th sewer and drainage systems of th Cttv. and to provide for th pay ment of such bonds and th Interest thereon AN ACT to amend the Charter of the City of Salem. Oregon, by adding thereto a new section to be designated "Section 94." authorizing the Common Council to issue bonds in the aggregate amount of 8100.000 for the purpose of extending and Improving the drainage svstem of the City of Salem "AN ACT to amend tea Lnaner oi the City of Salem. Oregon, by adding thereto a new section to be designated "Section 88b." authorizing the Common Council to issue bond in th aggregae amount of S8S.000 for the purpose of corurtructuvg new bridges, and to pro vide for the payment of such bonds and the interest thereon. "AN ACT to amend th Charter of the City of Salem. Oregon, by adding thereto a new section providing for a special tax levy for one year for the purpose of acquiring additional flre- firhtin equipment THE ELECTION WILL BX HELD IN SAID POLLING PLACES IN EACH PRECINCT OF THE CITY OF SALEM OREGON. BEGINNING AT 8:00 O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING AND WILL CONTtNE UNTIL l O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING OF SAID DAY BY ORDER OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SALEM. OREGON. APRIL 14. 195Z. RECORDER OF THE CITY OF SALEM. POREGON NOTICE TO CLERKS AND JUDGES Post in a conspicuous plac as pro- video Dy law. ap. as Nonci or crmmoN ro nrFOTT TRTOH AVXNUX ROM I.TflfaTTX STREET TO rOUBTH STB IT T NOTICE HXRXBY XS GIVE thai tt Common Courted of th City of Sauam. Or- a. dasnm It nsi ssrj ststa expedient and hereby declare its par no and Intention to lmpro-r TRY ON AVXNUX from to awt fin of Libert Street to th west Ham oi Fourth Street, in the City of Xaiaaa, Marion County. Oregon, at 3 cxpens of th abutting and adjacent property, by brlagia' ' said portion of said street to th establish grade constructing cement eoncret curbs, and oaring said portion of aaad street with a 4 asphaltic concret pavement U feet In width. in accordance with the plana and ustl i flcations therefor which er adopted by h Common Council April 14, UaX. which ar now on file In th office C the city record, and which by this reference thereto ar made a vara her oi The Common Council hereby declares its purpose and Intention to make the above describe) tiiipi ment by and through th street Im provement department. Written remonstrance against Cms boy pro Dosed improvement may b filed with the city recorder at any tfan) within te.i days after the final pub- iicaTtm -f this notice by th owner C the property affected. By Order of the Common r"fl April 14, 1952: ALFRED MUNTJT. City Bcordr Ap 21. 22. 23. 24. 23. 24. 27. 28, 2. 3. M. 1 - t NOTICE OF INTSNTSOte TO lMP-OVK TRYON AVENTJX FROM FOURTH STREET TO BROADWAY STHJCET J NOTICE 'lEREBY IS GIVEN ' the Common Council of th City of Salem. Oregon, deems It nece-i uury and expedient and hereby dec-are It pur pose and intention to improve TRY ON AVENUE from th west of Fourth Street to the ml lis Broadway Street. In the City of Marion County. Oregon, at th expense of th abutting' and adjacent property, eateept the tresl intersectio-ts th expense of which wfUL be a-eumed by th City of Salem, by bringing said portion of said ill ss to the established grade. cement concrete curb, and pavtng-1 poraon or saia street witn m - 2H" asphaltic coacrrte pevaiueut M fest in width. In accordance with the plans and mirl fixations therefor which were adopted by th Common Council April 14. 19-2. whicn ax now on CO In the office- f th city recorder and which by this) reference thereto ar made a- pert h-reof . The Common Council heieby declares its purpose and intention to make ths above described improve ment b and through the street toa provement department. ? Written remonstrance against tbav above proposed improvement may b i ilea w.tn vne city recorder at any tun) i within ten davs after the flnl I "cation if this notice by th owner ! property anectea By Order of the Common rvirrl . pi . l.r r r . i Annl 14. 1952- ALFRED MTJNDT. City Recorder Ap 21. 22. 23. 24. 23. 2. 27. 38. 29. SO, M. i. NOTICE Or INTENTION TO IMPKOVg r,VJ)?J I g" STREET TO McGILCHRIST EAST NOB HILL STREET FROM NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that the Common Council of the City ed Salem. Oregon, deems it nece-sary asd expedient and hereby declare its pur pose and intention to improve EAST NOB HELL STREET from th south line of Oh mart Street to the south line of McGUchrist Street, in the City of Salem. Marion County. Or-gon. at the expense of the aburtuug mmii adjacent property, except the itii I intersections the expense-of which will be assumed by the City of Salem, by bringing said portion of said street t the estaolisb-i grade, constructing cement concrete curbs, and paring sead portion of said street with a -1 i asphaltic concrete pavement 3-4 feet in width. i in accordance with the plans and speci fications therefor which were adopted by the Common Co'cil April 44. 1953, which are now on file in the tfi-Xice -of th- citv recorder and which by this reference thereto are made a nart hereof. The Common Council hereby declares its purpose and intention - to make the above described tm pi ovement by and through the street improvement department. - Written remonstrance against h above proposed imp ro verrterrt may torn filed with the city recorder at mar time within ten days after the final o ib licatioTi of this notice by the- owner of the property affected. By Order of the Common Connrfl April 14. IT 52: i ALFRED MXTNDT. City Rcarer p 21. 22. 23, 24. 23. 24, 27. 2-, 2ft, 40. M. 1. 300 Personal 312 Lost and Found LOST Light beige zipper jackerT a Izaalc Walton Hall. Please call WCX Reward. LOST At Drive-in Theatre on Satar- day night, black purse; car kevs; urg entlv needed. Phone- 3-7-S2. tie w si it. LOST Saturday. April 19th. Grsmaer fly rod with Pnuegex reel ana -red line, mil W. of Fall Ctty on Littl Luckiamute river. Ph. 3-T518 Salem, or write F. L Brown. S7 N. Iftlh Sile fhnn Reward-. LOST Man's raincoat on Portland Sunday, between GerraMi and ft tern. Wait. Bull. Reward. Ph. 3-5043. - 314 TK-D-rportatjo-T WANTED Driver to Fargo. North Dm ktrta. Lea-tn May 3. Call 3-741B. -FOUND Black female cocker rpani!. Owner pay for ad. Ru 3. Bex . IT. Turner. Oregon. - 316 PeTOOZU-T NOT RESPONSIBLE for debt br a-ty- on other man my sen. Kaipo injxav- ratcjs. PALM reading, advice, past. future. Phone 3-2063. 3749 RoarL ALCOHOLICS ANONYM OC. 313., K. Commercial St Pa 3-2108. Sunday 3 p m. Tuesday 8 p.m. . LI OHO LiCS Anoavrnous Ph V61.X, 3C&8 N. Cn-mrc--L Wed and Trt. at -0S en. -s 400 Agriculture 402 Lira-lock LOCKER BEEF, cut and wrapped, ea Ib.: Lecker pork. 3c lb. Custom ctu lng Li estock bought. Tntier kMsned, free. Ph. 3-4-. Selem Meat Co South of Waters ball park. FOR SALE Fine young Corr-i bucks, twin strain. Phone 4-3P4S. COW with calf. week- old. or will sell separate. 3773 Chen rwa Ro. FOR SALE or trade, ft. John Deere tandem disc; want small gentle aor for cultrv eting. Or young stock, or kid pony. Ph. 2-2981 Eve, BONDED Livestock buyer. A. F. Son - mer. -130 Chemawa Bd. Phone -sit. BONU-U UVBaltAk ffctvet MrOndir 1 1TT v uiCENSfcD and Bonded lives lock btrrer. X I -ne-hea UrM uic-er DC. Pr.--e 2 .343 BUNDED L-rtoc buyer Claude -wards Rl 1 Boot I3E Ph e-LUX 404 Pcrultry and Rc-btdtx FOR SALX Ericas -hlcken. 3-I3 OT 3-1287 -2-451. NICE N. H. red pulletBt 33c per pTrOtre? t-RB-J. NEW HAMPSHIRE Bed laying hen, li months old. Laying. L3 rtv. NEW ZEALAND White breed doe. U. 3. Box 5-3. Phone 4-1-88. Colored Fryers Ph. 4-1090 NEW RAMP, chicks, best grade. Low nrVce. MONTGOMERY WARD i FARM STOKE Trade dr High , Phone Spring la Here f kA Tt T nr-l- Tim u as m.B - - -DAY-OLD AND STARTED CHU.'H AVAILABLE NOW FOX HATCHERY. 3S STATS - PHONE 3-4969- HENS ANtt FRYERS WANT J: Hear! or light Top price. Phone I-IM-Lee s Hatchery. j