Wheat Prices
Hold Up Well
CHICAGO (JP) Wheat held up
well on the board of trade Monday
in the face of surrounding weak
ness. The bread cereal was off most
of the day, but a rally in the clos
ing hour left all contracts with
fractional gams.
Wheat 'closed 4-V4 higher, corn
toa 1 cent lower, oats unchang
ed to hifher, rye -3 lower,
soybeans t-AV lower and lard 15
to 20 cents a hundred pounds
lower.
Receipts of cash wheat were
heavy in the Southwest, but most
of the grain now was being held
off the market, either for higher
prices or for putting into govern
ment loan.
Salem
Obituaries
WEBBER
Lester Webber, late resident of 4175
Portland Road, at a local hospital,
June 30. Survived by wife. Grace, of
Salem: brothers. Sam of Lebanon and
Roy of Manhattan Beach, Ore.; sev
eral nieces and nephews. Services
will be held Tuesday. June 14. 11
m. in the Clouxh-Barrlck Chapel
with the Rev. Harold Mclntire offi
ciating. Ritualistic services will be held
by C heme k eta ojge Ns. 1. IOOF. In
terment In Be lc rest Memorial Park.
li
Pedee Farm
iiion Holds
firiday Meet
j Statesman Newt S.r lea
PEJDEE The Farmers Union at
their Friday meeting voted $30 to
be . divided equally between all
Jurtiors attending junior camp at
Twin Rocks in August.
A petition for establishing stan
dard time in Oregon was signed
by all registered voters present.
Dewey Cummins gave a report
on the weed control meeting held
in Pallas, June 19. and stated that
a fund of $1,200 had been alloted
for: control of tansy ragwort and
gorte.
4.-H Club work was discussed
and Carla South, Mrs. Kenneth
Sinjgle and Frito Kerber offered to
lead new clubs in sewing, cooking
and woodworking.
Mrs. Sidney Howard reported
the- insurance program was gain
ing: new members and the mem
bership of the local is now 34.
The Polk County quarterly
meeting for July 9 at Mt. Pis g ah
at 8:00 p.m. was announced, the
county picnic at Helmick park on
Jul- 20 and the state picnic at
Champoeg on August 3.
Texas Woman
Visits at Lyons
LYONS Mrs. Dulcie Ethridge
from Texas is visiting at the home
of her son and family Mr. and
Mrs. Dee Ethridge.
Little Johnnie Kunkle was
brought home from the Salem Me
morial Hospital Wednesday eve
lng. He is convalescing following
major surgery of last week.
Mrs. Alice Huber went to Port
land Tuesday, where she and Mrs.
Thelma Surry will visit in Seattle.
They also plan a trip to Vancou
ver British Columbia.
Jack Roy who is with the U. S.
Air Force spend the week end at
the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Roy. He has been
stationed in California for some
time. When returning to Califor
nia he will be sent to Mississippi
where he will attend Radar
School.
KIXJS
Robert W. Ellis, lata resident of 3433
Garden Road, at a local hospital June
21. Survived by wife. Mrs. Ellen S.
Ellis of Salem: daughter, Mrs. Prances
Fanucchi, Daly City. Calif.; grandchil
dren Johnny and Joann Fanucchi. Daly
City services will Oe neld Monday,
June S3 at 3 p.m. in the Clough-Bar-
rlc Chapel. Private services. Mt. c.-est
Abbey Mausoleum, ur. sew it. uni
tngton will officiate.
YOUNG
Bert I. Young, late resident of 3235
Portland Road, in a Milwaukee hospi
tal June 21 at age of 31. Survived by
wife. Mary Ruth Young of Salem and
sisters. Mr. Belva Roberts. Grants
Pass: Mrs. Lama Minster. Ogden Utah;
Mrs. Betty Plbble Anchorage. Alaska:
brother. Odin Young. Salt Lake City.
Utah: Lee Young. Ogden, Utah. Ser
vices Friday, June 27. 2 p.m. Virgil T.
Golden ChaneL interment Belcrest M
mortal Park. Ritualistic service by
BPOE 338 of Salem.
GILBERT
C. T. Gilbert, late resident of route
3. box 344 at the age of S3 In a local
hospital June 21. Survived by wtfe,
Mrs. Pearl Gilbert of Salem; daughters.
Mrs. Ceua Perry of Aumavllle. Mrs.
Matue Keene of Salem: seven sons.
Jacob of Portland. Charles Jr. of Sa
lem. Howard of Turner. Edward, Paul,
Fred and William all of Auresvine: a
sister. Miss Martha Gilbert of Ls An
geles; 32 grandchildren. 20 great-grandchildren.
Services Virgil T. Golden
Chapel. Tuesday. June 24. at 10 a.m..
interment, at St. Barbara's Cemetery.
lieu Yorh Sf:cli QnolaHons
NEW YORK UPV-Monday clos
ing quotations:
Admiral Corporation 27 V
Allied Chemical 72
Allis Chalmers 50
American Airlines 134
American Power & Light 27
American Tel. & TeL 153
Stock Market
Follows Rails
NEW YORK (JP Railroads call
ed the turns in the stock market
Monday first higher and then
lower.
In the end the market closed
with prices of leading issues
spread out over a range of be
tween 1 and 2 points higher to
around a point lower with the
downside more crowded. A few
high priced issues were well out
side this range on the declining
side.
At the close the SO-stock av
erages was- off 10 cents from the
previous day at $105.40.
The industrial component lost
30 cents while utilities remained
unchanged.
Trading cam to 1,200,000
shares.
American Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
Atchison Railroad
Bethlehem Steel
57
44 Va
0k
49
35
RICKS
John S. Ricks. lata resident of 1300
N. Commercial St.. at home. June 21
at age of 62. Survived by brother L.
W. Hicks, Clifton. S. C. Funeral ser
vices, Howell - Edwards Chapel. Wed
nesday. June 23. 3 p.m., interment at
City View Cemetery.
BEKNARDI
Joseph A. Bernardl. at residence.
1605 S. High St.. June 23 at age of S3.
Survived by son. Fred L. Bernard! of
Salem, and sister, Mrs. John Hertz of
San Francisco. Services to be held
Wednesday. June 23 at 1 p.m. in W. T.
Rigdo.i Chapel with the Rev. George
H. Swift officiating and ritualistic
services by Pacific Lodge 50. A F. Sc
Ail. Concluding services In City View
Cemeterv. Member of Knight Templars
and Pacific Lodge AT. & AM-
Robln Allen White, late resident of
Brooks, at the residence June 23, at
the age of 46. He is survived by a wife.
Florence. Brooks; two children. Ted
of Salem and Kathleeen of Brooks:
one grandchild. Steven; two brothers,
Ben and Don. both of Denver. Colo.;
and five sisters. Mrs Hezal I-ieter of
Chase. Kansas; Mrs Bessie Savage of
Sells. Ariz - Mrs. B E. Wilson and Mrs.
W. H. Webber both of Tuseon. Ariz,
and Mrs. Margaret Mossbacker. Wichi
ta, Kanaas. Announcement of services
later by the W. T. Rig don Co.
It is estimated that in bright
sunlight the surface of Mars may
be as high as 86 degrees above
zero but would drop below zero
at night.
FIGHTEJt PILOT KTfJCT
ANCHORAGE, Alaska WVe
pilot of an Air Force F-94 fighter
interceptor plane was killed Mon
day when the craft crashed and
burned on the Susitna River 25
miles northwest of here.
Daylight Time
The following cities in Oregon
are on Daylight Time (with their
clocks on hour ahead of Standard
Time):
Alkur McMtaa-Ula
seeiara
MilwaakJ
MeJaHa
Newberg
Newport
OaJtrMga
Oeeaa Lake
Orege Ctty
Oswege
ParUa-4
Piinevtn
Rainier
tedawat
Riddle
R-a-uamrg
am 7
leap poo
Seaside
Sheridan
Skerweed
Springfield
St. Helens
Sweet Hease
raft
rigard
Varrenten
West Linn
WUlanalaa.
Yamhill
Washington cities on Daylight
Time include Seattle, Vancouver,
Aberdeen, Camas, Kelso, Longvlew
and Olympia (also most of Ta
coma ) .
Aaaity
AstarU
BeaTertoa
Bead
Barns
Camay
Carltaa
CUUkanU
Cascade Locks
Carr allis
Cettage Grave
Calver
Daytoa
DeLaka
Estaxada
Ear en
Farest Oreva
Gearhart
Gladstone
Gresbaaa
Hillsbora
Head River
J actio- Ctty
Klasaath Fans
Lafayette
Lakevlew
Lebanon
Madras
Boeing Airplane Co.
Borg Warner 72
Burroughs Adding Machine. 17 H
California Packing 25 V
Canadian Pacific 35
Caterpillar Tractor 53
Celanese Corporation 40 Vi
Chrysler Corporation
Cities Service
Consolidated Edison
Consolidated Vultee .
Crown Zellerbacb.. .
Curtiss .Wright
Douglas Aircraft
Dupont de Nemours
Eastman Kodak
Emerson Radio
General . Electric
General Foods
774
102
... 34
... 18H
53
8V
62
87
42
12
59 Vi
45Vi
General Motors ... 57
Georgia Pae Plywood 18
Goodyear Tire 44
Homestake Mining Co 35
International Harvester 32
International Paper 47
Johns Manville 74
Kennecott Copper 77
Libby. McNeill 7
Lockheed Aircraft 24
Loew's Incorporated 12
Long Bell A 36
Montgomery Ward 63
Nash Kelvinator 19
New York Central 20
Northern Pacific 79
Pacific Gas & Electric 32
Pacific TeL & Tel. 110
Packard Motor Car 3
Penney J. C. Co. 68
Pennsylvania R. R. 20
Pepsi Cola Co. : 10
Philco Radio ... 32
Radio Corporation
Rayonier Incorp.
Rayonier Incorp. Pfd.
Republic Steel
Reynolds Metals
Richfield Oil
Safeway Stores Inc.
Scott Paper Co
Sears Roebuck 8c Co.
Socony-Vacuum Oil .
Southern Pacific
Standard Oil Calif.
Standard Oil N. J.
Studebaker Corp.
Sunshine Mining
Swift Sc Company
26
28
34
40
53
67
32
- 5
53
38
- 78
59
79
37
- 9
. 31
Transamerica Corp 26
Twentieth Century Fox 16
Union Oil Company 41
Union Pacific 113
United Airlines 28
United Aircraft 32
United Corporation 5
United States Plywood 30
United States Steel 38
Warner Pictures 12
Western Union Tel 31
Westinghouse Air Brake 26
Westinghouse Electrio 38
Wool worth Company 44
Portland Produce
PORTLAND (AP Monday But
terfat Tentative, subject to Immediate
change Premium quality, maximum
Uranium Ore in
Northern Alberta
EDMONTON, Alta. (Discov
ery for the first time of indications
of uranium ore in Northern Al
berta was reported were Monday.
The report said the find has
been made by a party of Edmon
ton prospectors operating in an
undisclosed area north of Lake
Athabaska, about 450 miles north
of Edmonton.
Samples obtained In the erea
have been forwarded to the atom
ic energy control board In Ottawa
and reports of tests are expected
shortly.
DARUrJc, HERE'S
REAL NEWS
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WW I
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4 .as. -fc jmmw m ssjaar I BU :
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- MJ .
Serve orange-rich Real Gold
beverage. Costs less than
orange juice. Each can contains
concentrated juice of 6 to 8
California juice oranges.
!2f : " 1(1 I II ''Jogboflea 7 "I
'?M. :' m$92BSLl "s vai. J
3 ; 1 1 rmi,rp S9S 1
'' .., , j g)a."3ay' T No Down roym.nr
rFt IK 1 1 R9. S229.95 rvtl Wdrh Frzt Chest
i Hr f Tg HI pi ffOftP Zonemoster Cold Controf
r HltS II 2) CoW lo rh Roor XjL.
-1 IB r-rSQJ Vi Bushel Frigid Bin fit p
25 J It No Down IMymonf WriMn 5"Yr- Wartanty t j
11 II Poaturot of otqt deluxe refrigerators In a spoce-savioy do- V 1
; , 1 6 ". Handsofitoly styUd; foaturos 35 fb. froxon food capociry,
r" Dura lux oxtorior, Aght or loft hand doors. Polar Power unit. j.
I T . la s. T- Meil nB ' m su.fi wial yJ
M AiaCs AH a?N
JJLrlW .TwoDorcIt.
m m m w a vaasar : ,t m mm 1 i mm m rmw m sa m m
I B I - - irUI No Down Raymond
Fall WkEHi Froozor
Chest
Two Dor-racks
Big, Bushol Storage Bin
Writton 5-Yr. Worranty
Big 8xw. ft. sizo at a low price! Conrtimncm-dti goed ; foa
turos a 10-qf. crbpor, 33 Bx frooxor chotT, porcolain interior,
Zonemastor cold confroL Instant log lovolors, UL approved.
No Down rsyment Liberal Ternss -Uo to 24 Months
ProTldbtf; the Trade-in soeets oar mtalmnm
of lf
ategiilriisof nm
k JS to X per cut KMHty OaMaistsV to
rvrUand. 7-tsc n: nrst ansaJir. TJ
Mc; second quality IS-Tic VaBay
ramies and country peuata X ccsita tost
Butter WtaolasaW LoJb. balk cabas
to wholesalers Grada AA. S3 score. Tic
lb; 82 score, S9c; B. M score. S7c; C.
SS score, 66c. Abm prices strictly
nominal.
Cheese Sellinx Drlce to Portland
wholesales Oregon singles 44a-47c lb;
meson -lO loaf. a-52c.
EfT To wholesalers Candled) eggs
containing: no loss, cases aactuded. f o b.
Portland A large. 47fa-4ts: A med
ium 46T-47iac; B grade, large. 3S-42c.
un To reUllers Grade AA urge.
55c: A large. 4-50c; AA medium. 50c:
A medium. 4-4Se: A small 13-36c.
Cartons 3c aSditional.
Live chsckesM No. 1 auaUtr. Ijo b.
planta fryers. 2a-3 Iba. 31c. 3-4 lbs.
31c; heavy bens, all weights. 17-lBc.
Ilrht bens. aU weights, 1S-17C; old
roosters. 13-13c.
Rabbits Average to growers Live
white. 4-3 lbs. 11 -24c. 5-S lbs. lS-Uc;
old does 10-12c. few higher: fresh
dressed fryers to retailers, 37-Slc.
Salem Market
Quotations
(As of lata raslardayl
Sl'TTIErAT-
Premtum
No 1
No 3
BUTTKK
Whesaa
Retail
.T
.73
Jto
.75
M
KGGS (Buy tag)
I Wholesale pricaa range from
ts T rents osai b r lna orice 1
Large AA .46
Large A .
Medtuni AA JS
Medium L J7
SmaU JO
1-tH'l TtY
Leghorn Hens
Colored Hens
Colored Fryers
Old
Boasters
JS
.17
-29
J4
JS
LiTKSTOCK
(Valley Packing Company QwetaM m)
Fat Dairy 14 00 to 17 00
Cutter 13.00 to IS 00
Heifers IS .00 to 33.00
Bulls 20 OO to 37.00
Good Veal ; 30.00 to 33.00
Calves 34.00 to 30.00
Fresh OresseO
retailers Man
Beet Steer-, choice B0-70S lb. R-0-
UM: good. 13.00-8 30; commerrtal.
SS.00-91 30; utuity 7JM-wo; cows,
commercUl. 44-00-SlJO- otlUty. 40 00-
aa oo: wa-c utters. So rt oo.
Beef cuts choice steers Hind Quar
ters. 0 50- JO. rounds. SI 0O-S3J0; full
loins, trimmed. 81.00-S4.80: triangles,
43.00 4S 40. forequartera. 4S 00 - U.70;
chocks. M.SS-0lO; rtba. S4 0O-7S JO.
merctal. 90J0-S1jM:
Pork cuts Loins, choice. S-13 Iba.
9S.0O-S7JIB: shoulder-. If lbs, 37JO-38 SO:
sparerlDS. 44JO-4c.lt; fresh ban. 10-
' lbs. 93JM-4W.
Lambs Choice-prime. 4O-B0 lb. i3J0-9S.00-.
good. S10O-5S-O0.
Mutton Good-ehoice. 3XM--SS0.
Wool Grease bnsts. nominally 4Sc lb
to growers.
Cemtrr-ktlleS meats:
Mutton Best ewes and wethers. 30
23c lb.
Beef UUllty cows. 3 1 -tic lb: ean-ners-cutters.
3S-38c.
Veal Top quality to 50-Sle lb: good
heavies 45-48C; others 3S-40C. ,
Hogs Lean blockers. 30-3 lc lb; sows,
light. 24-c.
Lambs Best. 45-SOc lb.
Onions 50 lb sackj Calif. Yellow.
3-3 in.. 3 00-3 50: White wax. 4.30-73:
Reds, mixed. 3 25-50
Potatoes New crop Calif Long
White. No. 1A. mostly 5 50-73 evt.
some 6.00.
Hay U. S. No. 3 green alfalfa. 3S.0O
37.00 delivered car and truck lots. f o b.
Portland: delivered Seattle. 37.00-50.
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by The Associated Press
June 23
STOCK AVHAOES
30
Ind.
13 1
138 4
137 0
13SJ
1X4.1
PortL-nd Grain
PORTLAND
graina uaouoCi
MTbent (bid) to srrtvo ma rmt.
No. 1 bulk. deBrared Co : Soit wtxrte
3-33: sort white (excluding Rex) &;
white dub 3-32.
Hard Red Winter: Ordinary X3; IS
per cent 2J3; 11 per cent 2-23: IS per
cent 3-33.
Hard White Baart: Chinary 2-3S; IS
per cent 2J; 11 epr cent ZJH; 13 per
cent 2-M.
Car -eceipts: , Wheat SI: barley t;
flour 1: corn IS; oata S; mill feed IX
rbo Kotioo ta Mroft gfirmm
fmi - i r iinni riMiiiijfc
Aty M owner karls until
sa-wl asa4 notsit bo mmmm
tku-a Jim MomsT-m fnfls n
Imr. Kobcrt C-rrow. T. UUUt
FnaUta Borfik. 1. 4-U21o
Cmit Btroovt. Jr !. ft-USSt
Net change
Monday
Prev. diy
Week ago
Month ago
Year ago
13
Ralls
D.l
82 3
826
82 1
TS.4
60J
13
UUls
Unch
51 8
51.8
SIS
52 4
47J
SO
Stks
D.l
106.4
106.5
104J
103.5
ss.s
BOND AVIKAGtl
20
Ralls
Net change Unch
Monday . 96.8
Prev. day 9 0
Week ao MJt
Month ago 99. 3
Year ago 83 J
10
Ind
A 1
99 0
98.8
98.8
80S
8S.1
10
UU1
D2
98 4
88 S
98 4
as 7
87.S
10
Frgn
A-l
78 .
16J
74
7S.1
71.7
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Fresh, clean lasfo as you drink Squirt.
Frmsh, cUan UuU after you drink Squirt..,
Ptever an aflrtklrttt
Dr. Pepper Bottling Ccmp-
1095 N. Uborty Phono 3-61 1.
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5 wm
Honey-Saving Prices Effective Tuesday -Wednesday -Thursday
ic 0
Drip . or Rojlr 2 . can $1.57
Pineapple Juice
Sesi Foods Mayonnaise
Ubby.
Largo 46-ox. can
Quart Jar
A big sarin? on a popular brand Pint Jar 37 C
ooI-id Fruit IFunch
pk7.
IUj. Siso
3 bars 25C
7.ll .'.fll ill
f7 1 1 "1 I I "JI -1 ll
Bith Siso
2 ra 25C
MiHffiiE
Each package makoo a quart assortod flaron
DEltOHTFUl TRIAT
iUY A CAKTON TODAY
stmin rocs r ajbuly mts&n
CAKTON CONTAINS
Tortfilos
98c
p
In
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MORE for
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37c
of vi I'j moo i wmr. suet oouxm
Hormel Spam Moot 12-oz. can
Hormel Deviled Heal 3 29
No. Vi sixo Mak os delicious sandwichoo
Corned Beef Hash r7c,ci,n 39
Hoasi Beef Hash rTcch,n 49
Sot o with poached egg for a delightful lunch
S Blue Plate Shrimp
Broken .... 5-oz. can 33c
Small Whole . . 5-oz. can 39c
Median .... 5-oz. can 41c
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2L
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cm
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STEER BEEF
POT BOAST . .
STEER BEEF
SHORT BIBS
BONELESS STEER
STEWIIIG BEEF
SHOULDER OF
POBE BOAST .
L- 1
29c
r .
mm
2
25c
Wrighl
Silver Polish
t-ox. ar 19
Portland Punch
Make DoUcioa- Fndt-Flarorod
Punch
Thmm Fnctt Ako E-focthro at Erickon' H-way Mark Woodburn
12-oz. botllo
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