10 Th. statesman, Salsa Or- Saturday February U K"3 'inn - 9' "B7
Savs Integrity
Like Father, Like Son
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Allan Stevens (left) looks on as his father, Sidney L. Stevens, peers
tbrourh the glass at a card of Jewelry at their large Jewelry estab
. lishmect in downtown Salem. They are the fatber-and-mon team of
Stevens fc Son, Jewelers. (Statesman Photo.) I .
Stevens & Son Combination
Finds Business Fascinating
(Editor'! note: Father and ton combinations are found In a wide variety
of Salem professions, businesses and trades. Here la another In a Statesman
series on such partnerships.)
Allan Stevens got into the Jewelry business by the rather unique
method of going one year to Willamette University Law School.
Al is the "son of Stevens & Son, operators of one of Salem's
largest and most handsome establishments. The other member Is Sid
ney L. Stevens, congenial, long-time Salem jeweler.
"I think," said Al the other day, "Dad pushed me into law to
force me to make up my mind to
enter the jewelry business. Dad's
been in the trade ever since I can
-emember. I was raised in the
usiness."
At this point Sid got into the
iterview.
Fm kinda glad now that Al
iidnt go on with law. I really
wouldn't be able to run the store
without him. The work is too much
for one man. Besides he's become
an excellent jeweler and he's stu
dying hard in a course in gemo
logy." While the senior Stevens slipped
way to wait on a customer Al
explained his gemology studies.
The course is a four-year one and
deals with the highly technical art
of identification and grading of
Up to Newsmen
toes. Stones can be faked. Then
there is the satisfaction of helping
customers choose what they want.
That diamond counter provides a
big thrill, as young and old troop
up with their problems."
As to who will carry on the
Stevens name In the jewelry trade
in the distant future?
"Well," Al notes with a touch of
pride, "I've got four kids three
boys and a girl. My oldest son, Al
Jr., built his first clock when he
was seven. He's 12 now and the
clock Is still running.
Deportation
gems. Al is just completing A ntliTI Qtaitill
second year and when he finishes I xTLf t-XsLF J. J. kJidl lXva.
On Joe Adonis
the course he may become a reg
istered jeweler of which there are
now only 18 in Oregon and Wash
ington.
"Next year we hope to set up a
Jewelry laboratory here," said .Al
While Al moved off to show a
WASHINGTON UP) Attorney
General Brownell Friday an
nounced issuance of a deportation
Portlanders
tray of diamonds to a woman from ri'LX".
Pallas, Sid took up the conversa- AaaaSMt Whose real name
w. I lAeanh I st4j I - ivm m am
"With him here." he said point- "1 u"
? to hv J?d"xwed ? an the deportation warrant alleges
. . . 1 - " "IUV" " 1 that he is an unnaturalized Italian.
mue. jacn year i spena awui rh muienDnrM irui- i nn, n
weeks out of the store working In the New Jersey State Penitentiary
national. fat Trenton. He is cervine a twn.tr.
"National means the American three vear sentence a a result
national neiaii ueweiers assocm- 0f his conviction in connection with
tion, of which Sid is vice president. J alleged multi-million dollar gamb-
rus amies in inis capacity carry I ling operations In Bergen County,
aim to xwo eastern convenuons a in. J.
year, in January and August. He
also attends the annual state con
ventions of the organization in Pa
cific Coast states.
Th - elder Stevena has Wn In
the Jewelry business In Salem ID). , 1 a c T -.wAr
since 1934.. And son Al operated a JL UX Cilcl J55 JLOW
jewelry store in Camas, Wash, for j -
10 years prior to coming to joining! UinnAH iTIaa-P
his Dad here in 1949. That wash"- X JLl"-. JLMXJL
when the Stevens opened their big, I ? f
shiny . new store in the Livesay I PORTLAND (Jl Portlanders
building in downtown Salem. got their first chance Friday to
Meanwhile the woman from Dal-1 buy .the low price New Zealand
las was undecided. So was AL The beef recently reported at . other
woman said she had some dia-1 cities.
monds at home. She wanted them I : Steaks at 39 cents a pound and
mounted in a new ring. No, she I pot roasts at 35 cents went on sale
didn't know the size of the stones, in at leasr three meat markets.
etc. Allan showed her what could I One proprietor said business was
be done. But he couldn't do much brisk. He " said he started with
without the stones, r i seven carcasses and in two hours
"Lots of them mini in Ilka that" I SOiCl HVe hlM-OUarterS.
he said ' smiling, returning to the : A VP1 '. W?l "imported For-
jabby interviewer. "Now, then, eln Meats Sold Here," must be
where were we . . , . ?-. ' P0? wherV,uchA eJ
How do you like working with I mJl,, u"lUk Aruiw
w . -- a a I III I I M XI lfl I
rour vaa, ait
"We get along fine, said Al
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ne s maue me a real pinner ana n ' n
I get my share of the responsibi- Boomerang HeturnS
lity. He is the general supervisor. IJf-ta tn -t, ntlttnn
And I sort of take care of the f DUUOTI
mr -.- J J i a aii I -'a -
liUVr'. up1? v aaverusing l MILWAUKEE U Dennii Finfc
Another vital, ' but not-so-well- " ,! TTcr.
team. Is. Mrs. SMney Stevu,:ller I . it worked Just -fine hot Dennis
pride and joy" says AL "are thelf0P0t i duik.b , ;
China mna silverware displays."- 1 He was treated Trt cotmrr emer.
oiu xauict xki sua jua iofflf l rencv Ansnltal for a MiwIt
JlMl li 1 I I J it. -I- I ' " s,
feelings about their chosen nrofs-
alon. Finally Al said: ; - FRANKLIN BOOX S0LD
"It may not seem so to an ut-1 LONDON Iff i "A "first edition
aider but this business is fascinat- copy of - CScero't "Cato llalor."
lng work. You have to be on your printed by -Benjamin" Franklin in
nuaaeipma in 1744, was sold to
a Xjondon - bookseller - Friday - for
idu pounas : wzoj.
EUGENE IF) Henry R. Luce,
editor-in-chief of Time, Life and
Fortune, said Friday that the U.S.
press can improve only if its re
porters, editors and publishers feel
a personal responsibility in the in
tegrity of their work. .
Luce told the 34th annual Oregon
Press Conference that he felt
shame and humilitation because
the press was excluded from the
Jelke trial in New York City.
He told Oregon newspaper edi
tors and publishers that the court
barred the press only because the
press too often had-used its free
dom to pander. .
It is. "cynicism at the heart of
American life " for any part of the
press to believe that it must amuse
the reader or give readers a va
riety of viewpoints, he said.
Entertainment for. the readers Is
justified only If the press also pro
vides a rational and sober account
M A
ox current events, a recogmzame
picture of the readers own en
vironment and becomes a vessel
of truth." Luce said.
Referring to the variety of view
points presented in some publica
tions, he said, "If an owner-pub
lisher is seriously responsible for
every word in his newspaper he
ought not to publish any columnist
whose basic integrity he doubts
or with whose basic philosophy he
disagrees." ; . f
He also mentioned Sen. Joseph
McCarthy (R-Wisc) and said:
. There Is one challenge which
can be made effectively to Sen.
McCarthy, who claims to be a
Christian. That is the challenge of
charity.
Freedom depends on one thing:
that we trust each other. Since no
one of us whiUy trustworthy, it
implies another thing: that our
constant judgments of each other
shall be made not sentimentally,
but with charity.
"Let every college professor
and every editor put that chal
lenge to Sen. McCarthy." -
Moonshiners
Given Choice
CAMDEN, N. J. (A Two At
lantic City men who pleaded guilty
to a charge of operating a still
were ordered Friday to attend
church every week for five years
or go to jail.
U. S. District Judge Thomas M.
Madden also imposed 1500 "civil
penalties" on the men.
ITS COLD OUTSIDE
DENVER ff) Clyde Hill would
like to have a tapir. He's a zoo sup
erintendent and he has an offer
of one or more free from Vene
zuela. But he sadly admits he
can't take it or them now. It's
too cold. The tapir. Is from the
tropics and needs warm quarters
and a lot of green stuff. Denver'!
zoo hasn't either available right
now. Hill hopes he can arrange
to have the tapirs sent next summer.
Nude Monroe
Calendar Gets
Dealer Fine
LOS ANGELES (A Phil Max.
50. paid a $50 fine Friday after
pleading guilty to violating an
Baking Champ
Changes Pace
On Cherry Pie
Grains Reach
Higher Level
After Decline
How York Sfccli Qnolaliczj
Admiral Corporation
Allied Chemical
AJlis Chalmers .
American Airlines
CHICAGO U?) Grains diDDed I a n t.v
CHICAGO m - A pert, brown- eSttidfrbl5t0 , American Tobacco
" " AyJ i Anaconda Copper
measure by .reports of Atchison Railroad
Pie Bakin Contest. wnw "T41-
Sixteen-year-old Maxine Walker,
By The Associated Presf
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aC' S eyed" n5sT from" ATabaa "did a I-J
w Jt , , 7 - deft change of pace Friday to win rf " t . Atchison Rauroa
MarilyMonroe in his camera Jf
70
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96
23
45
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Police said the picture - posting "" 'TVl . ' i . Mtw i W SwTT" w
vioiaiea a nrae - usea secuoa oi I r-----' I ovrans wtm not far frvhmrf , Rnrmh. ah TurM- i iZ
the -municipal code. a mgn scnow senior irom nunxs-1 Bfl-i.K;v. V.i" . "I I o"" VT-ZT,"
Mar : had hen advertising th. vffle, came to Chicago prepared rr-. w" JF
calendars.hich also carried the championship pie in a cfSXr Tractor
actrrss' measurements bust 37 nine-inch pan.'; -- Wheat closed r 1 -Z higher, Jiierpuiar xracior
fins?- iJvt 37 She fou the official pie pan, lJX J
He was.arrested. Thursday night had an eight-inch diameter.. She r V , 2. r"' " r
after poUce .received, complaints Uflored ! recipe accordingly. We' S52f
a. . a a. e a a. i a I f"'Va;-vl'ts4 4 VAmn
that Junior Wrh arhnol mmils had And ah- Vhamred hi rnind at OuUnangea w xv cenis a nunoreai I Xt""
Zrr',llTCL j.- 7Z rZZ I ,ZZ7 v. .Unrr ..773 1 nounds higher. uonsouoaiea vuiiee
The calendar; had I crust. She wove a lattice crust.
show window.
been on display., for two weeks. I instead.
Ails Monroe posea xor tne pic- Saturday-. Maxin. win fi tn
tures oeiore sne oecame a star, j Washington to present her pie
Crown Zellerbach
Portland Produce
Curtiss Wright
Douglas Aircraft'
Embezzler
On Probation
PORTLAND cn Bultrfat-Ten. iE??i S.!,",our'
Mrs. Dwight Eisenhower, wife of S'sJiii? Jifii'tSSffS u Emerson Radio
the President Then, with her tT S2.t 1, General Electric
chaperon and home economics J. S: O0 T -'
teacher at Butler High School. Mrs. e"veIedJ? JtZP'1 General Motors
Mary K. Burkhardt. she will have vmJ "ZL, Georgia Pac. Plywood.
a free tour of Washington and New ,V5f. rue and country Goodyear Tire
York. , P0- . ...v.. HomesUke Mining Co:
She also sets the electric stove L."!fr U. !! Harvester
she. used in the contest sponsored o mear 7e lb B2 score 65c International Paper ' :
K- 4V.. XT. 1 tj -n.-jL t . f? SCOre, OC ID, W SCOre, WC, H, I Jnhnii Manvill
PORTLAND U Donald Ham-1 bv the National Red Cherrr Insti. I " '7
mar, SO, convicted of embezzling I tute and $100, feese-SeilinV nriee to Portland ?'neci" .V0er
14.900 from the First National tbrint t'thrdiu?htr nf H m hni...imnr; .nrt. ll. I c.Dy, jucweui
Rank at ' Euffene. won Drobation I v.iv rr,,-..m M.ik.n r fL l r, Lockheed Aircraft
Friday from a sentence of two h. n ,utr rio-n n rk- it.t -,v.i-.-i. 'r-oi I Loew s Incorporated
years lnprison. hikes boys: bakes treats for them, eggs conUining no loss, cases in- i?
Federal -udge Gus J. Solomon but hasn't yet thought about mar- eluded, f. o. b. Portland A large. Z:lCKi?lZ.L
saia me prooauon report creaixea rfage. ; 48 -19 c; A medium, 4 -7 ; mI r"X
i na-e a pie wwn some xarmess "Jf r'.TSTT.71!; . . Northern Pacific
Hammar with an . excellent back
ground and no previous law-break
KfUUUU UW HI urcVWUI iM W1C- I .... n u I 0cra T ratailr TIra1 11 I " . . " -
nr Salomon . tid Hammai- nLuafc " " ""cuiC. .ne ia. i, - ,TV r.r: . . rj Pacific American Fish
r:- " :.7rT I "1B consistency has to be rlznt. ikc, jwxic, -rv mcu-i va;f; o snAotr-io
toos: tne money m in erxon to Jt. juic yet not runny. I used I ium. 50c; A medium. 48-i9c; A p'X el & Tel
!U!maiLf !Sf2S. om. coloring1 to height the red -mall., nominal. Cartons Scents ScS'rd Mor Cai
a brother who was paralyzed by
polio.
Hammar, who has restored the I
iUUKJ W UW UUU, H1U in WUU1U
stay In Eugene, where he has an
other job.
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of the chtrmec. and at tha vrv I aaClllUMXai. nAMMAW r r
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last, I was careful to brown the "ve chickens No. 1 quality .jr. p Rllilroad
o. d. Diants-rryers. 2 ids. ao-
Sic: 3-4 lbs. 30-31c: roasters. 4 V,
lbs, up. 30-31c: heavy hens, all oticb or final acmwi
weights, 23-24c: light hens, all
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Ike's Airplane
To Carry Name
The Columbine j
Salem
Obituaries
Notice Is hereby ivn that the
Tins)! Aivnunt nf PinnMr 1Tnisrt rnm
weights, 20-21c; old roosters, 14-lpany, as administrator of the eitata
18c. I of Emma Rudlshauaer, deceased, nas
ive white. 4-5 lbs, Z3-26C. 5-o lbs d. th itW iav at M,h. iia.
2U-24C: 01a aoes, j.v-xzc, zew nigner: at :ia o cioca aja. in mm courtroom
THIXX.
Adolnh Thial. la this eitT Tmb. IT. I .i jh . . I . . v.
fresh dressed fryers to retailers, "ld Court in th.temi)0Ir3r Xunt?'
a Courthouse, at 555 Marion Street.
aw(.f iui UA o-wiv. M-rfon Countr. Oregon. taa bn act
i j j a a t 1 ' -
xresu aressea meiu iwuoiesai-1 for tbm hearlns ot objections, 11 any.
Rucn Final Account.
w . . . , vn n A injirM-K TH I'll U A M V
of .Tbi.1. Seneca. 2fb:. Dwigbt r' Sf TCi"" IDS Administrator of ErtaU of
liuti. Aiaa. d.. i ran Aurora. s.uu-4.uuu: eooa. J9.uu-ti.uu: com- vn.. d.,h.v.....
TIT 1 PTTTlTnTriM IB Tt I J 1 I.k.J IPVU T.U- T T-V I-I T I . . . ..... ' I ""T. ""
Eisenhower has selected a name I i?on .'Si'1!,JM,i"5Ln 1 35.00: cows, commercial. 3o!o0- Attorney for said csUU
for his private airplane "The I jofa Rowlty, Liina. cote.. MinniS 34.00; utility. 29.00-32.00; canners- sllamOr eaon
MW m a 1 V k. - T -I V J I - 1
me wmie nouse. announcing r eiIJ- I Beef cuts choice steers Hind
r .t 1 JO nr in tha W. T. Rirdnn I Quarters, i.w - sx.w: ruunus, i . vnTire
umDine is me siaie ziower or mors, chaoai with th iuv. D. L. Fenwick 45.00 - 50.00: full loins, trimmed. or intention to improvk
Eisenhower s native Colorado. ofiicUUna and latarmant at City Viaw 64.00 - 75.00: triangles 32.00 - 36,00:1 NOTICE hereby IS given that
The name win be lettered on the -mlwrV i foreauarters. 36.00 - 39.00: chucks ? common covmcu of tha city of
nose of the Constellatioiv which the baktei. 35.00 - 40.00; ribs 55.00 - 63.00. ".xodlJnt ahd h.reb "S3SS
Air Force has set aside for the isizabath Bartai. lata aMnt I Pork cuts Loins, choice. 8-12 its purpose and intention to improve
Salem Route S. at a local nursing lb, 5.00 - 53.00; shoulders, 16 lbs
President's use.
Eisenhower also gave the name I om 5b- J8- ?' J-1 35.00 - 38.50; spareribs, 45.00-49.00:
ta radinrecht. cSrnToklis Mr, "ff" hams, 10-14 lbs, 55 00-59.50.
Vaiaoh and iin. j. h Tat I Veal and calves Good-choice.
Atlantic Treaty Forces In Europe, both of Salem, and Mrs. Alma Carnes, I all weights, '46.00-56.00; commercial
Dcuwuiiuc, aik.1 mm sons, jsrvnur I An nnjen iwi
Bartal. Salem; Harry Bartal. Port-1 tL-
ALLEY, in Block 7. Brooklyn Addi
tion, from tha east Una of Twenty
third Street to tha west Una of
Twenty-fourth Street. In the City
of Salem. Marlon County, Oregon,
at the exense of the abutting and
Lambs choice-prime, 40-50 lbs, I to th MtabUshad grade, providing
adjacent property by bringing said allay
at i a isr . r unn una, ana wuuam Barrel. umuba. I wwv turn, muiuumiwu pivnuui
lwOOlanffl iSnt tilt M HH I Calif - 2a rnk-hibiT.n ni aa mlt. las 00-5 00? a-nnrl. aO OOUaOn dramas, and pa vlna said allay with
feet wide. In accordance
plans- and specifications
ti (., .1 . ... . . I nwu,fi A KtffhA I fhAtArM. wrVtfjvh war. .itAntl hv tK.
MUNIUS, lnd. UR UCtaSPeetl I Piul r.imth.r ,ml th. t , ai I rmtTi,.1 V O T I Common Council. February B. 1053.
was arrested Thursday for high I Saiwrwtin effictatlna. Interment in Pnril.nrf' ' I which are now on file In th office
otvoaj Lm Minimi CmtKrr. 1 " . oi uu niT ncsraw no wmco dt nut
. . 1 " " I HMf UMIltV COWS. ZIUZ lh! Mhrann, haratn ara muU a mrt
rAi t J i, ra I - I " , . . -- - -
uaiu wMoww. -"J. xiaiiri uitdii I Kennaruiinar 9t97- I hereof. Tha common Council hershv
ford Qty, lnd., was told to appear Hov w. M-thia. lata ridani ui Veal Tod oualitr. 45-46c lb: .r" if""?."!0
mnewA... A nAA Mirinit In I IB Rimfvwl . Kiw mHa I "... . I ' . " . -
miles an hour in a 30-mile rone. I V'v?''.!1?1 XfZ.:
r c . . Qn If DZI Kmn?s?5 ih, wJSt mmi2 Mutton-Good-choice. 20.00-24.000. S-vVrnt 11
In ZOIIC SC CI 50 MEH j-weBlg. Serrice. w 0 0 jGrea,, fcasi,, 45c lb to $ST& "l
THE VALLEY NEWS COLUMNS
From Tr Orctgon Statsmcuit VaRy Conpond
; UI
Hoes Lean blockers. 30-32c lb: I provement deoartment.
snws Hffht 25.28 I Written remonstranc against the
SOWS, U"W 3-70G. I .k.. nmn.. lmam-T, k.
Lambs Best, 40-42C lb. filed with the city recorder at any
Mutton Best, 16-18C lb. time within ten days after th final
Onions 50-lb sacks West Oregon publication of this notice by th own.
' Tllnwi medium Kn 1 A OO-SO- I 01 property artcctea.
yeilOWS, medium no. I. .UU-OU, I rirH.r n tha r-ommnn fniirw-ll
Ma this, Klamath Falls; itep-daurhter.
aors. duuan ireres. Vancouver, waan.;
tep-sona. Lt. Lloyd Jackaon. Camp
Stoncman, Calif-. Lovenr Jackson. Sa
lemt sisters. Mrs. Jamaa Gorton. 8a-
. ... - 1 i. . . - ... I M- T . U . u.
'Tiit M,7-1 ". saiem. Mrs. i-ln., 4.5O-5.00; WO. ZS, Z.Q0-Z5; DOU- rebruary 8. 1&53.
Arthur KXn Tii-nr- Vr.lh.n T... I " J . . . imwiitmii m,
n Qi
Of. f T 4UB ft D. Dr. O. Cbaa. NJ)
DCS. CHAN . . . lAM .,'
CHINES S NATTJSOPATTI3
VTztxtrt, 1 11 Kcrti Uitrty
Crriee Sarardav enfy. is tji 1
t 1 9 .. S te I p.ax CeiiSBicatioa '
loe4 pressor and wrls ttis '
fre af crr frscUett t ca ,
Wrtta fcr ssciirs t-i i.a cj.
WhrSaf fer Any Lonser
Wkeaetaera fan. as a Calncse
rcmedlea Amasiag tvecess fy SMS
1 years vm vai&a. , Tim soattes witB
sfaat ailsacnU yea are arnirtaS
disorders. slnusiUa aeart. iaars. Bt
cr. kl daeys. rsa. coos Joatlon. altera
Siakeus, rfaenma usa. fall aad klad
tr fever, skin, f taoai rMnotaiata
CHARLIE
..CHAN :
tZt tt. Car'l.ll
1
Burned-Out
MiU City Firm
Will Re-Open
Statasaaaa Ntrn Srvte
MILL CITY Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Ressler are preparing to re-open
their grocery store in east Mill
City. The store was badly damag
ed by fire last Labor Day.
. Walter Westgaard has leased
Heldt's Auto Electric Shop and
will operate as Walt's Garage. He
was formerly located In the Hath
away garage building. ,
Other Mill City News
Misgt. and Mrs. Max Kelly, and
three children plan to leave Sat
urday for Camp Pendleton, Calif.,
where he will be stationed. He re
turned recently from Korea.
Mill City Women's Club held an
antique display at the1 club's meet
ing this week. Mrs. Clifford Fann
er, ; Salem, demonstrated weaving.
Mrs. Shields Remlne sang, accom
panied by Mrs. jjonald Sheythe.
t Hostesses were Mrs.' Lee Ross,
Mrs. Leon Faust and Mrs. Court
land .Rue. The club will entertain
the Camp Fire Girls which they
sponsor at the March 3 meeting.
Over 40 members of Santiam
Rebekah Lodge attended Past No
ble Grand night : on Wednesday.
Rachel Olmstead was chairman.
lone Love Thiekle of Mill City,
known as "The Singing Foet" was
m special guest. - . .
' Difiefo
. I tatesmaa Ntws Kerrics "
Rosedale Rosedale Parents Club
will hold a special meeting at 1:30
pjn. Tuesday at the school. A re
port on the. recent benefit dinner
will be given: . i
Woodhurn -Evergreen ' Chapter,
OES, will hold a family no-host
dinner at 6:33 . pjn. Monday. In
charge are Mr. : and Mrs. L. B.
Detweiler, 1 Mr.- and Mrs. C. H.
Ahrens, IZr. and Mrs. A. P. Clark
and X s. I-a Johnson. : ' ; r "
re' ?e rcb rurbank' left this
wcCz to report t Camp Etoneman,
Cell., tft:r a I? zy furlough with
his parents, Ilr.. and LIrs. O. I.
EurbarJc La has- coompleted. his
Mrs. Hoivard
Of Monmouth
Active at 90
e
Stattsaoaa Ktws Itrrka
MONMOUTH
u'Jl c; Idaho yellows, large,
fei-H 3.275: No 1 lar 3.25-75: white
cea Monday, Feb. S3 at 1:30 pjn. in I Med., 4.25-50; large 4.00-25.
CloURh-Barrlck Chanel with tha,Kcv. I T.a,. r m W m m K miul.
R.wrmH.?. lnv,rm-Bt m No. 1. 4.25-50; name brands' to 4.75;
ALFRED MUKDT,
City Recorder,
Feb; 14. SI. SS.
ABST
Mrs. Marl Margaret Abst. late resi
NOTICK WO CREDITORS
.,"' rM. ..il, i have been appointed administrator
bakers, 5.25-50; 25 lbs, size A, 1.25- ot etUte of 1Va BV CUTLER, deceased.
35; 10 lb mesh, 55-60c; paper, 50- All persons having claims against said
55c Idaho russets, hales. 5.10 lbs. esUte hereby ar required, to present
dent of 1865 Grant St.. at a local hos- 3 00-25 100 lb sarks K 00-25 25 lb them, with proper vouchers, within six
pital. Thursday. Teo. IS. Survived by "Vfo w-. iD mswths from date hereof 7 to me, at
daughter. Mrs. Maxine Minton of Bear- o. IS, 1.40-30. 213 Pioneer Trust Building, Salem.
erton; son. Ray C. Abst of Portland; I Hay U.S. NO. X green ail alia, Marion County .Oregon. H January
sister, airs. EUzabeth Noble of Port- I niminail M "in llfvrxl car anH I lwoa.
land: brother. William Bluhm of Ort. i i- 777. n l. c I OSCAR CITTLZai.
aon City; rrandsona. Lawrcnc Orth as such Administrator
ot Salem and Ray c. Abst Jr cf i w.n.uw. auu u. wiuki r. unon,
Modesto. Calif.; ' granddaughter. Pa- Filberts Wholesale selling aim. uregon i
triria Jan Orth tt Saim I : vt t i rt 1 , I Attorneys for Administrator
, - - I rrat-rrandchlldrn. Services Saturda-r. kl iiT: 7" ! Jan. Jl. FeD. T. 14. XI
1 " " t eb. 11 t 10 JO a.m. m Ciough-Baf- r?iiw'. u
Henry Howard observed her 90th trick Chapel with the Rev. Dudley 1 14-15e lb.
1-
birthday .Feb. 14, at her home Strain officiating. Interment In Bel
here. Born in Cedar county, Iowa, rmxm
in 1863, she says she has always damow I
liked to be busy, and in addition Harold Celon Damon, at th fam-
to her housework she has made uy restdene. Rout , rb. so at
m i .. a - im,.u..i. ..m. l nuni.1 1
i u u h a nuoiesus aeuiuK nr rurtuTinw n TxctBrki-v
prices, 1 1 r s i quaiiry large j"Tan- notics herxby is given that
quettes, 32-33e lb; growers prices, I the Common Council of the City of
Orchard run- 15-lSC lb. - i 5'1 urron neeeaaary
and exoedient and hereby declares
Its purpose and intention to Improve
in i ,
ALLXY, in Block 2. of the original
I plat, of th city of Saim, in
I as;
many odd, unusual articles. She Si f '.'n44 srvivd by wife. I portfln( f J vmI nrk
Xr. t.n Ta !?" Lucill ii-rnon. Salem; on son. r0rUanU HVCSIOCK
mrn. m uu on Uaffioa, ajmi two sisters. Mrs. I
ucvuram uiem wiui aaaiea , ana i iun sncaer. Airs, riuiins patter-i hiih ilanu un 1 1 ini ja i - t i. ...... o - S
pebbles, for a pastime. a I ffi .: bro"lr M.x.9"' iCattle salable for week 2.265. Mar-1 at the xpens of th abutting and
"". at. an. v ..s a. .11. an ...t. I adjacent orooertT. br brlnalna said
nro.
, VJ X5r aP0V xal " f01?? , lea vldlng drainage, and paving said alley
- "r -i oi -y i Vaa.vl : e?r,M m va sf issin n mt ataaMvsf waMs m s aaavaa gviuauu vviiivu wuw
all past 80. Mrs. Dora Wilson. I tMP1- I closed with nart of advance lost: cru pavement iei ft wid in ac-
Casey, Iowa, is 01: Mrs. Clara B. bartrittt bulls steady. Good fed steers 22 .00-ItS JfeZ
Mears, in California, 87; and the Joseph W Bartruff. at the rsal- 23.50. late sales mostly 23.00 down, I i. corrlmon 'coSScS "riteSg V.
twins, . Sdrs. Anna ; Lv Mason, , Los I one, siio Quinaby Rd., Feb. SO. Sur I good-Choice x krtS 23.50-24.00, two 153. which ar now on ill in th
:oroer ana wnien
Hereto are made
lived to be about S5 she recalls. Verna Byerley of Albany, Mrs, Nina Steers 19.00-21.00, Utility down to hereby decUres Its purpose and in-
Her husband is past 87. Their Stesney of Saiem Mrs. Margaret Poole 18.00. good-choice fed heifers 22.00- tntion to mak the.abov described
children are Jay L. Howard, Man- sLnt'sim cM. S, good grades 20.50-21.50, utility- iYLt"A.Sff?
mouth; M. W. Howard. Klamath ruff of Salem: nine rrandchiidren and commercial 15.00-20.00; canner-cut- - Written ramnnilranr . a arainat thm
Falls; and Mrs. Marshall Teter, 1 1w great-grandchildren: - sister, Mrs. Iter eows 11.00-14.00, early sales tolabov proposed Improvement may be
Rickreall. There are 10 grandchil- mn Jg?&Al?2 14.50, utility cows 14.50-16.50, young J1 wm th city recorder at any
t I biotners, Carl W. Bartruff of Salem ,,L JT. it ivi -JLi I tlm within ten days after th final
Sit Z k4-" ana Ruooiph' Bartruff Anna. IU. I w" vv"vi pubUcatton c this notic by th own-
iuc nowinu nave . ceieoraveu services wui d neia saonaay, no. ivvvii.wr jvuui - cuuuucrvuu i rs or in property affected.
tneir oota wedding anniversary.
iv. Feb
SS. at ZM pjn. at th Qeugh-Barrlck
ChapeL.
Valley Births
Salem Market
Silverton A son. to Mr. and Mrs.
nuuu niK) sucnnuU) cu,,ii st
" uwiuw. I -aa m lata vaetarS.vt
A ' a a "a" k av saw I T. . 0
a aaugnier to ait. ana Mrs. neai bcttexfa
Robnett, Molalla, Feb. 18, at the Premium.
Silverton HospltaL - ,
A son. to Mr.' and Mrs. Georse buttea
Foster, Silverton, Feb. 19. at the W1iesaie
Silverton Hospital.- . . ; .
basic - training - at Camp Roberts j LarS aa
and is . scheduled for overseas Larse A. ,
dutv' - --- -IMedijmAA
SUvertoaa A Cub ' Scout Pack
ReUU
EGGS Bftylnf) .
( wtvoieaale prices rang from S
so 1 cents over buying pric
Medium. A
Pullet
meeting has been set. for Friday I colored Hens,.
night, Feb. 27,. at . Eugene Field Leghorn Hens .
SchooL Th meeting will he nrs. Colored Fryers
jIj . . - Cm" - old rooster
woea oj . ao-non wimer ue I Roast-rs
school luncheon room at 6:39 pjn. I
TflrTit ant fri n rf fSiK Smntt I
are invited to come and bring a I fortiand la-rain
salad or. a not dish.
cows to 18.00 and over: commer-1 By Order of th Common - Council,
rial bulls 19.50-20.50; utility 16.50- February s. MTT1.
19.00. cutter down to 14 JO. aRcofdr7'
Calves salable for week 285. 1 - Feb- 14, Si. ts.
Market active,. strong-l.OO higher.
gooa-cnoice veaiers ana unaer aw nspaitTMErrr or Ar.Rifm.Tmut
lb calves 28.00-33.50. few raime I office of thk secretary, no
34.00, one 35.00, commercial down "HFJF. . ?PJLt? Z
to 25.00. utility down to 19 00. good cTlfTl
heavier calves 23.00-27.00, , CUll- u hereby given that vesicular exan-
.Tl I Utility Calves 12.00-15.00. . ; I thma. - a conUrioua. infectious and
MB I Hrure - aalahlii tap a a r 1 -51 V I comiwin ica otm nmaw m iwin, - naa
53 LrS2 I A?JS Z!XLT. b. sound to l.t in thfoUowinf
I . , - y .r , aadtUonal areas: Martcapo county, in
Choice 1 and 2 butcheri 180-235 Arisona; Litchfield County. In Con
lbs 23JD0-50. lots With choice 3's, nectlcut: Androscogtins County. In
22.50 and medium down to 22.00. 1 STTA niiISi cZZZZ
Heavier and lighter weights 21.00- rlilaE5: "SS tSS
.40 1 21.75, some above" 300 lbs and Counties, in Oregon; Pierce and What
33 1 some medium under 150 lbs 20.00. em Counties, in Washington. . Here-
J' rChnira aVUtM lh'anwe 18 50-20 00 1 Ilr BU - xn restrictions ot tn
.35 PlCe ? 2, ia ou-iu-uu- quarantine and rerulaUons In CFR
jxjlighter Weights to 20.50.- Part 7. Subpart B, as amended 1T
Sheep salable for week 985. 1 r.R. io53S.
respect to
aoDlv with
Ml IR!aurhtr lamht 50 wnti lnwar ihlpmsnti of swtn. and carcasses.
I . I n.rii mmi ntf
AJ.-.,a i wms w anu viit v& i nii. ivi viiwv
' I lrwalttlM TJntva fa . h,h, alvn fur.
ii f feeders ; - weak, : ewes 50
J4 J higher. Good-choice wooled lambs J thr that th foUowing areas have
J I .Uf.dU-ZU.3U, lew cnoice WIUI I on cxciuoeo irem area in wmra
Pff?!" ".Goo-f-n----t CnXS
8.00-9.00, cuU-utility 5.00-7.00."
takee. Latlsi - Richard Ross. Jf" 77:-Ai9 co 10 per cent 2.43: 11 per cent 2.43;
19, son of Mrsv-W. E. Ross of thisl1!.;--.';: "' - vr: '-'Vr: 112 per cent 2.43. ' .
distHr. has T--Pnli In thm 1(. Wlieat I Md) . tO : arrive market. I , TIa Whit .Tiaart . Ordinarv lit -fi'.
rine Corps for six years following 1 eerec? coaV 2.43; 10 per cent 2.43;11 per cent and offal of swtn from the-
a year of duty in Korea. lie left Soft White 2.43;-Ecft White (exchid- 2.43; 12 per cent 2.43. ties. Don st Washington. DC t-.n
Korea Feb. 10 for Hawaii where R 2-43. Gub Car receipts: wheat 31; barley )j7 LLZ' 'lZlJ1'"
auarantine has been eata Wished:
Jackson and. St, Louis Counties, - in
Missouri: Bexar county, in - lex as.
Hereafter, non of the restrictions of
th Quarantine and rrulatlons in I
CFR Part 76. Subpart B. as amended.
(IT F.R. 10538) apply with respect to
Pepsi Cola Co. 1J i
Philco Radio t2 i
Radio Corporation S3 i C
Rayonier Incorp 29 )
Rayonier Incorp Pfd
Republic Steel . 47 li
Reynolds Metals
Richfield OU
Safeway Stores Inc. 34 4
Scott Paper Company 59 -
Sears Roebuck & Co. 3 4
Socony-Vacuum Oil 23
southern Pacific
Standard Cnl California "1311
Standard Oil N. J. 73 i
Studebaker Corporation 49
Sunshine Mining ft
Swift Ar Company 39
Transamerica Corporation - 26
iwcluciu vcuiury x as. 13
Union Oil Company 39
Union Pacific . 110
United Airlines 29
. . . . i
uniteo Aircrarc So a
United Corporation ! 5 VI
W a a M . a... a
uuiea sutes x'lywooa 29
United States Steel 40
Warner Pictures
Western Union Tel. 40
Westinshouse Air Brak
Westinehouse Electric A4 i
Woolworth Company 45 i
Rails Bulwark 1
Keeps Stocks
From Sliding
NEW YORK W The stock
market went through an indeci
sive session Friday with a con-
.IJ t . . . Ii a a
siueraDie snow 01 irregularity, dot
lt finished : slightly ahead. The
main bulwark, was, the railroad
section. ,
The stock market, and all other
American security and commod
ity markets, will be closed Mon
day in observance of the birthday
of George Washington.
The Associated Print average
of 80 stocks gained 20 cents a 4
closed at $112.80 Friday.
- volume amounted to 1,400.001
shares, compared with 1.390.004
Thursday. .
Stocks xnd Bonda
10
utu
r'.
Compiled By Th Associated Press
Ft. 24
BOND AVERAGES
SO 10
Rails Indust
Net Chans Unch Unoh A.l
Friday M.4 91A M.S 7S
Prv. Day 99.4 S7.4 M.6 19.
Week Ago W.5 91 A M S 77.
Month Ago 84.6 97.8 j S7.S 77J
Year Ago S4.S M.T I S. 74 1
1S3Z-S3 High M.4 S9.3 1 99.4 7 .
1852-53 Low Kl 7J i M.fl
( Ww 1992-53 Hlh
STOCK AVERAGES
30 II IS 40
Indust Ralls UtU Sta
Net Chans A 3 AJ A.l A S
Friday . 14J 90.0 S4.S 113
Prev. Day 1 9 B9.7 S4.7 113 4
WeeK Ago 14S.4 89.S 83.0 113.S
Month Afo .141.4 11.1 ; 34.6 114 4
Year Ago 133.1 SS.S ! S1.0 97 9
300 Personal
312 Lost and Found
he will be stationed.
Ilard Red Winter:; C?rary 2.43; '4; Cour 5; crn;f; mill :fe4 8.
Benson, txtexctary of Agriculture
If"'
. r. si. J
LOST: 1 package, addressed to- Davte
aianenea, nninurfti, vauiomia. la
found call 4-3972 or 3-4464.
LOST: Black" bob tailed female ti-
rler. Name la Tiny. Reward. Phone
3- 9453.
LOST: Bis brown auitcaa on Perry
St. Small reward. Finder pleas ph.
4- 1990 or 4-3712. Urgently needed.
316 Personal
LADY 47 desires to meet fcatltmaf
same as. No drinker. Box IS.
statesman.
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous, 31J1,
Commercial. Tues. and Fri. t
Sun. 3 P.m. Phone 2-2108. 2-2843
PRIVATE investigaUon security 1
tective agency. 139 Pacifie Bids, mm
lem. s-zn
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group
zua m wommereisi Pbon
3-4337 P O Bos 724.
up No"$
3-9419 AJ
400 Agriculture
402 Livestock
EXCEPTIONALLY good Jersey cow.
- 4 years old, 3rd calf. 4399 State Sfr
FOR SALE Two hellers, one fres.l.
Gentle, easv milker. Ph. 4-3928.
kORSE for sal with saddle and bridl.
Very reliable and gentle with chil
dren. S89. Call S-S494 before 0:30 p.m.
4680 Th or man St.
RED brood sow, reasonable. Phone
2-8788, 1410 Candlewood Dr.
BONDED Uvcstoca Buyer. A. F Sonv
. mer 2130 Chemawa Rd. Phon 4-2617.
LOCKER BEES Whitcxac Hereford,
32c; locker pork. 33c. Nothing down,
m m.inlhs to pay. Custom klUlna
TraUer loaned free. Salem Meat Co.
1325 S. 23t,i. Ph. 3-4858.
LICENSED and bonded livestock buy
r. E. I. Snethen. 193 Kenwood Ave.
Phone 2-1343.
BONDED LiVft16CK buyer t
Uaaaf I4la. IIM O W DW Hi
BONDED Livestock buyer. Ciauoi
, Edwards. Rt. 3. Box 899. Ph. 4-11 IX
404 Poultry and ftabblts
SPECIALI New Hampshire pullets,
onlv 19e. ValleT Farm Store. 4-4624.
tVANTED. colored fryers, colored an
Leghorn bens. Highest prices. Lee's
watrhery. Phon 2-zsei.
TWICE weekly, day old chlcka in New
Hamp, Parmenter Reds, Whit Leg-'
horns. Austra-Whlt. White Rock.
Whit Wyandottes. Parmenter cock
erels. Lee's Hstchery. Phone l-.ML
CUSTOM klUing. Fowl of any kind.
Ph. 4-3423. Newell s Poultry Plant.
Kill S days a week. Bt S. Box 109.
Sskm.
CHICKS. Rtod island Iteda. Hffl
Production. Larg eggs. Ph. S-Scta.
ennlngs Poultry Fsrm.
RABBirs wanted anv siz 4 ouantitr.
Alsc purebred brdins stock foe
.ssie pn s-7107.
C6LDEM BROAD ana New Hampshire
chicks, hatched every Monday and
Thursday. Our chicks (row faster.
Fox Hatchery 1830 Stat St Phone
3-4949.
403 Pets
GERMAN short haired pointer rr.o.
old. Not gun shy. Will retrieve reaa
onabl. B30 S. 14th St. or ph. 2-en;3.
FOR SALE Parrakeets and JTlni-iiea.
Ph. 4-5028.
MOORE S TROPICAL Flo II. equip
ment, suppliea. 2 miles from Lan-.
caster on Macleay Road.
Closed on Wednfi)ivii.
HOLLYWOOD AQUA KiUM. 1J..3 IJc
. Coy, 1 block east of N. Capitol,
blocks north of Madison. Ph.
412 Fruit and Fcxr.1 i rocucs
APPLES, Good selecUon,'' in Itotr..
Spitz, good Delicious and Newton.
Any price rang from 95c. up. Brir.a
your own containers. - Open Satur
days and Sundays. 783 E'wtr St..
West Salem. Puritan OJtr Viorti
P!d. -
CjOOD OAT and vetcii hay i 3. c, .
hyt1 S. straw flO. Pi. 4-1f i.
vGANIC grown, tr- i iieii- S"ti .t 1
and grapefruit. Walnuia i e la. li
lbs. for ll.'S. Potatoes, r-nionn. r
. t !es and nuts. l'r.i...;.s ! rw, fir
Market, 8SM1 Portland Fid., 3 blot
. N. at Lancaster Dr. P. S-HSV