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Newspaper Page TextSouthern Cal Gets Another Heat Beating By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Southern California took another beating from the heat Tuesday. Residents ot the Los Angeles re gion were resigned to their sev enth day in a row of temperatures of ;00 or higher, Burba nk had a lunchtime reading of 102. The temperature hit 102 in Los Angeles at 2:27 p.m., toppling a 64-year-old -record for the date. A reading of 104 was forecast for Wednesday. The coroner's office in Los An geles attributed S3 deaths directly to the heat marathon. Crop damage was estimated in the millions. ' ; Six forest fires burned out of control after blackening more than 50,000 acres of timber and cut-over land in Northern and Central Cali- fornia. s It was hot. too, in Utah, Nevada, Kansas, Oklahoma, the interior sections of the gulf states and other parts of the southern half of the country. ern and central plains and the up- per Mississippi Valley. Tempera tures dropped 5 to 20 degrees com-! i . i i . ' parea wun levels oi Z4 nours ear lier. Gusty north winds accompa nied the change in some sections. The northeast also enjoyed cool er weather. Ootids and rainfall held temper atures in check' along the gulf coast and in the Southeast. Temperatures included: Salt Lake City, 90: Reno, Nev.. JW: Ponca City. Oklahoma, and Sali na, Kan., 95: Memphis. 90: Bowl ing Green, Ky., 92; Chicago. 82; Bismarck. N.D.. 66; Huron. S.D.. 70: Valentine, Neb.. 75: Duluth, Minn., 63: Spokane, Wash., 78; Se attle, 8; and San Francisco, 62. A Sad Farewell to BambU Wheat Prices Surge Higher I " v " I I k- x' r j r - .'Lit-' . ' v - i DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS l.A Job 6. Speak 11. Seraglio 12. Dried plum 13. A sharp ' edge In moldings (archit) 14. Leg-of-mutton sleeve 15. Father 16. Constella tion ortland Produce PORTLAND tfl Butterfat entative, subject to immediate bhange Premium quality, deliv ered in Portland 51-60 lb; first RANGELEY, Maine Candy Tibbetts. 12. bids a sad farewell to! (quality 54-57: second quality 49-52. Bambi II. The four-months-old favn leaves Rangeley. Maine, by I Butter Wholesale, f o b. bulk air Wednesday for Washington and a new home in the National Ijcubes to wholesalers Grade AA. Zoo. Candv presented the fawn to President Elsenhower when i.33 score. 574; 92 score, 564; B CHICAGO (J Wheat surged upward for gains extending to 3 ore than 3 cents on the Board Trade Tuesday. Activity ex panded after being very dull at tlie start. Action of wheat had a sympa- aetic influence on the rest of the arket, except soybeans. Wheat closed 2 ?-3 H higher. cbrn 1 tt-1 4 higher, oats Vs low er to 1 cent higher, rye 1 to 1 7 ! n. Plural higher, soybeans T lower to 1 cent i pronoun higher and lard 15 cents lower to, 18. Italian 2 cents a hundred pounds higher, j river j There appeared to be a good! 19. Deadly deal of investment and specula-j 21. Changed tjve buying in wheat. It was based i into ions ip part on belief hedging pressure 23. Finnish sea will diminish from this point on, J port as a result of reduced marketings j 26. Trap s farmers put more wheat under 27. Did not e government loan. work 29. Viper 30. Bestowed - 32. Having a harp taste 33. Steamship (abbr.) 34. Bone (anat) 36. Coin (Swed.) 37. Cry of pain 38. Goddess of the hunt 40. Tapestry 43. Indian of Mexico 44. Occurrence 45. Line for a dog 46. Slender and long-limbed DOWN 1. Mandarin tea 2. Whaler'a , missiles 3. Odd (Sect) . 4. Biblical j name 5. Type mea sures ' j 6. Advancing, as a work' man ! 7. Test 8. Pull 9. Enough (poet) 10. A network 16. Devoured i 18. Location of the "Lean-i ing Tower 19. Piraceous I tree 20. The ! China tree 22. Short ' aleep 23. High (mus.) 24. A thin film formed in ; port 25. Excess of chances 28. Period of time 31. Single unit 32. Vocal sounds 34. Woody vine; (E, I.) i 17 35. Dimensions 37. Not closed 39. Luzon na tive 40. ThHca (mus.) 41. 'r Gardner 42. Tif pen StiHsmin, SaUm, Or:, W!., SfpK 7, 19S5-(Sr. 2M Stocks and Bonds CMtpllti fey Tht AiMelattfPreu "1 Sept STOCK AVESAGll 30 13 IS 60 ! Indast. Rails Util. Stkt. Net chame .AC.O A1J Unch A1J Tuesday j 250.9 134.5 74.J 177.7 Prev. day 248. 133 J 74.5 178.4 Week ago -.243 6 132.3 74.1 174.4 Month ago .23JJ 12S.3 74J 1K9J Year esq ... 179.J 96.1 64.1 ( Nwjl935 Hixhs BOND AVERAGES- 20 10 10 10 I Rails Indust. Vtil. f.r Net ehane . n.l Unch A.2 D.l Tuerday j 97.7 V7.7 M.7 E3.I i Prev. day 97i 97.7 i sssl Week ago 97 8 97.T 98J 85.9 Month ago 8 3 8.3 SS.7' 85.7! Year ago 99.4 99.9 100.2 83.9 NOTICE OF FINAL BKAJUNO At executrix of estate of ALICE W. HICKMAN, Deceased, I have, filed In Circuit Court of Oregon for Marion County my final acocuht In said estate, and 25 September 1955. at 9:1S o'clock, a. m.. and the courtroom of said court have been appointed by said court for the hearing of ob jections to said final account and the settlement thereof. MILDRED RICKMAN VTHS. Executrix. Carson. Carson k Gunnar " Attorneys for Executrix. Aug. 24. 31. Sept. 7. 14. - - ADS THIS COLUMN RECEIVED Too Late to Classify IfREE RIDES PREVENTED j NEW DELHI UrV-India's rail way detectives caught some- 7, 600,000 passengers trying to trav- 51 without tickets during the 954-55 fiscal year. An announce lent said r.iost agreed to pay lares and penalties but that more han 200,000 were prosecuted for efusing to do so. he was in Rangeley last June as a gift to the children of .Wash ington from those of the Rangeley region. (AP Wirephoto.) City Obituaries , pf Sa- Jimmy Leon Bones i Mrs Late re ident of Turner. Sept. 3. ! JJrs CnrvivaH Vw narnt Mr nrt Mrc lem. t..tr V " Rnnn of Turnr snrt pendence. Ore brother. Billy. Services will he held Craven, Dallas. 2' grandchildren. Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at the Vir- ! Charles D. Carver Jr. and $ ydney il T. C-olden Chapel. Interment will wanace. coin oi saiem be at Belcrest Memorial Park. Kev Robert Beach of Eugerie. and Charles D. Gaiter Sr. Sister. Mrs. Lora Eutler Brother. Riley David Bennett officiating. Freed 'Yank' - low Claims To Be German T w .M t rm ee 1 r.Kl-lPi UT U.S. OlllC'.aiS an- )as. Funeral service will be held j j IW i 1 ' , 1 4 . . Mir IC3IUC1H ji vvia si i m i1 numitcu lursuaj uiBm. mai an ar,jn., . fn. hospital. Sept. 4. at the age of 63 laced American released bv the Sollm" Fun"L f.1 LJ?" Survived by wife. Mrs. ii Hop- i . - itev. jonn niurrmrvr( i.niViaiiiK. : kjn, nf Marcnla- tnn Paul nf Sweet Russians now Claims to be a Ger- Vault entombment Mt. Crert AMwy;? r-'2tl named KlaUS r r e d e r 1 C K Mauso,eum- of Marrol: dufhters. Mrs. Grace GlaubitZ. But the Officials said thev I Geer of The Da!l-$! and Mrs. Ber Samuel L. Burk At Dallas, Sept 5. 93 years of age. Survived by two daughters. Mrs Modella Rodgers Champ. Sheridan na .Yull- Kf,; Ambrose R Hopkins Serv ices at the First : Christian church in Monmouth Thursday. SeDt. 8 at 2 p.m. Rev. Lynnton H. Klwell of Eugene officiating. Interment at Fir Crest Cemetery. Monmouth.! Ore., under the direction -of Clugh-Bar-rick Co. ' I i : Late resident of Marcola at a local r H. rraven are dissatisfied with his story. Lai, reiont wi n Bmd st The man in nnpstlnn u-a rplpnd Monmouth, at a local hospital. Seal . r- J L . . O 1 . I Craven of Monmuh: dugh'ers. Men i Indicted In Case of Negro Killing ter. Mrs. Frances N. -D'dnian ilof Bav Ci'-. and a steosort Rrbert:! S.nith of Mrrcola. .s-rvice . win be noid m the Howell-Kdward Funerarj Home Friday. Sept. 9th at 1:30 p.m.!; Inter-j ment .Willamette National Cerlfi?rery Marzarrt Miller ' In this citv Sept. S. ' Late resident! of La Grande. Daughter of Jotin W Miller. La Grande.; Shipment ha been made to Snodgrasn i Funeral; Home La Grande, for services Si interment by the W. T. Pigdon Co. Monday by the Soviets under the name .of Charles Frederick Hop kins, along with two soldiers who had been held in captivity for sev en years. Since then Hopkins has been in the hands of U.S. intelligence of ficers. The Berlin command is sued a statement Tuesday night which said: "A man who was released by Soviet authorities in Berlin to U.S. officials Monday has claimed to be ruaus rTeaeriCK UiauOllZ, a Uer- Mnrvpo r; im i rountv dren in Indiana. : Several: great man mtionaU kr hZT ' grandchildren. Services in . tpl Virl " "He had been Soviets Under the name Of Charles ! . j , V. T eiating. Ritualistic services b Frederick Honkins an Ampriran I K anu .Cervais Lodge No. 121 IOOF. rTeaerKKMopKins an American " TiU 14-year-old Chicago Negro, i ment Belcrest Memorial Park. lauiuai. iic sols iuai nc kj St mtrm( B- Li I Ish ; I ite J." Sali- Edward Curtis McCandlMh At the residence, oute I.: Salem Sept. 6. Survrved by wife. Mr. Net lie McCandlish. Salem. Son, IE. C. McCandUsh. Salem.; Four ' grand children in Salem. Tour grandchil years old and that he has been in Soviet hands since 1947."U.S. auth- who allegedly whistled at a white Scot offi th Inter grade, 90 score, M'?; C grade. fs9 'score, S3. Cheese To wholesalers Oregon singles, 38Va-41 lb; Oregon 5-lb loaf. 41-44. Eggs To wholesalers Candled f.o.b. Portland. A large, S3H-55'?: Admiral Corporation A medium, 474-494; A small, I Allied Chemical 324-334. ! Allis Chalmers Eggs To retailers Grade AA. Aluminum Co. America large, 63-64; A large 53-57; AA American Airlines medium 50-53: A mediums. 49-51 ; i American Motors A small. 34-35. Cartons 1-3 cents : American Tel. k Tel. additional. : American Tobacco . Live chickens No. 1 quality. ' Anaconda Copper f.o.b. Portland Fryers. 2-4 lbs, ! Atchison Railroad 23; at farm. 27-28; light hens, 16-j Bethlehem Seel 17; heavy hens, 18-19; old roosters, I Boeing Airplane Co. 11-14. iBorg Warner Turkeys To producers for A Burroughs Adding Machine grade young hens, f.o.b. farm N.Y. Canadian Pacific dressed. 34: A toms, N. Y. style, ' Caterpillar Tractor 33; liveweight basis, A grade hens, j Celancse Corporation 31; toms, 30 to retailers; A grade J Chrysler Corporation young hens ready to cook. 50; N.Y. ' Cities Service dressed, 37-38; A grade toms. oven Consolidated Edison ready. 41-45: X. Y. style 34-35; Crown Zellerbach fryers. 4-3 lbs, 49-51. Curtiss Wright ; Rabbits Average to growers Douglas Aircraft , Live white, 34-44 lbs, 21-23. 5 6 duPont de Nemours lbs. 17-19; old does. 10-12. few Eastman Kodak higher. Fresh dressed fryers to Emerson Radio retailers. 57-61; cut up. 62-65. General Electric Wholesale Dressed Meats General Foods i Beef carcasses Steers, choice, j General Motors 500-700 lbs. 38.50-41.00; good 36.00-1 Georgia Pac Plywood i 1 j it 2i i Ys 35 34 25 ' d - " 111 lrli I I I New York Stock Markets By THfc ASSOCIATED PRESS 23 ! , Sears Roebuck k Co. 112 'i Sinclair 0. 72 4Socohy. 78 s i Southern Pacific 25 4 ' Standard Oil Calif 9 k. Standard Oil J. 178 ft i Studebaker Packard, 744; Swift k Company Jtfl i Traneamrira fnrn 141 4 Twentieth Cenjury Fdx 160 4 ; Union Oil Company 67 I Union Pacific j 45 j United Airlines 29 4 ( United Aircraft 34 4 i United Corporation 54 United States Plywood 44 , United States Steel 86 4 ; Warner Pictures 57 4 Western Union Tel 51 4 Westinghouse Air Brke Onion Futures CHICAGO Ml Onions: Nov Jan Feb Mar a- Ope High Law Close 2.06 2.06 1.90 1.93 Asled. 2.29 2.30 2.40 2.29 2.30 2.42 2.14 2.17 2.27 . 2.20 2.33 2.41a Sales: Nov 472, Jan 413, Feb 10, Mar 7. i 39.00; commercial, 30.00-36.00; util ity, 26.00-31.00; commercial cows, 24.00-29.00; Utility 22.00-26.00; canners and cutters, 20.00-23.00. I Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind quarters, 51.00-56.00; rounds, 44.00 47.00; full loins, trimmed, 78.00 84.00: forequarters, 28.00 - 32.00; Goodyear Tire Homestake Mining Co. International Harvester International Paper Johns Manville Kaiser Aluminum Kennecott Copper Libby, McNeill . Mii Ttorothv Rie Penner woman. j Late resident ot 1040 X. lth St.. In .. i . .t ; tVii rit v Rent 4. Survived bV; Dari- orities are continuing to check his: Dr7am: an" J- " ent. Mr. and Mr. Lloyd a ; Pepper Story and Status' ;am n,s half-brother, pleaded of Salem: sister. Miss Carolrn Pert- Officers commented that the iinnocent when arraigned a few j per SMem: rog ge tl questioning showed that Hopkins- "ours after the indictment. I many and paeii Pepper. Seamah 1 ti. r-i:-v : -;..;t iA rnrtU Cu-anon Ir First Class. U. S., Coast Guardi Poirjt i-iauuiiA sukc rALciimi cn&iiMi :u ; 6" "'' "" . . Barrow. Alaska, and grandmother. a manner that few Germans! said he will set the trial daeiMrs. Jennie d. Chalmers of Saienj. lparn ' ! Thursday mornine (Services will be eld Wednesday, it i?L"- . . ... u jinursuay mornins. 1:30 p.m. at the Clough-Barricki chaj- The Army still was holding the j Sheriff H. C. Stnder said, we ; el with t:-e Rev; Uoyd Ueckner of- man incommunicado. j expect to try them in this term fici.in '",erm'n B'VreA!.ilt , , . . , . , i ' , moria! rsm. in lieu oi xjowers ne was reieasea iwonaay wnn : ol court. ine inree-weeit term friends are requested to con two American soldiers after seven : Wan Monrlav. i Hilts for church ;mmonl VMrl eanHiritv in ih Cnvio TTninn L. " EnglewOOd jv. v-w.iij ... uiiu v ...y... j gonn Ibraska. The soldiers were identified as, xhe men did not ask for bond1 - r.... vl.ua r- n imt u w . lne me" 0 0 1101 aSK Ior ... Charlie A. Persey i . '""i. "r- " -.because of the nearness oi tne : t.te resident -of staiem. i lodai l.vn. H.Y., and Michael Feingersch. trja an(j were to the Talla- i ntirsine home. September S at tjie who also used the name Murrav i..u:. n tn M,ri!ai of 71 years. Survived bv to . I lldLl-lllC aJOU III Ileal lJ w I A Ci. - - sihin s . i.ii niuicr i.icvci .71 ..0 chucks. 29.00-32.00: ribs. 46.00-54.00. ' Lockheed Aircraft i Pork cutsLoins, choice, 8-10 lb Loew's Incorporated 51.00-53.50; shoulders, 16 lb down, Long Bell A 31.00-34.00; spareribs, 45.00-50.50; Montgomery Ward fresh hams, 10-14 lb, 50.00-54.00. ! New York Central i Veal and calves Good-choice, all ; Northern Pacific weights. 32.00-38.00; commercial. Pacific America nFish 27.00-35.00. Pacific Gas & Electric Lambs Choice-prime spring. 40- Pacific Tel. & TeL 50 lbs. 34.00-40.00: good. 34.00-42 00. Penney 'J. C. Co. Wool Nominal, clean basis. 4 'Pennsylvania R. R. blood. 1.00-04 lb: 4 blood, 1.10-12 Pepsi Cola Co. church,; 17th and nbuje limn A3 ?3 S 72 4 230 80 4 14 4 54 4 R3 4 130 4 37 4 62 i 37 4 39 110 4 88 35 i 125 4 14 4 45 4 "J 4 38 i .84 4 47 4 77 s 10 7s 52 4 5 4 98 4 27 '4 22 ' Westinghntise Electric WoOlworth Company 99 4 55 4 61 4 61 i 90 4 135 4 9 4 51 46 4 28 4 54 4 167 42 4 89 4 6 4 41 4 58 4 20 ' ?3 4 28 6 s 50' 4 NOTICE! OF INTENTION TO LAT WATER MAIN ALONG GKANAD.4 WAV I NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN THAT the Common Council of the City of Salem, Oregon, deems It necessary and expedient and- hereby declares its intention to construct, install, and lay a water main six Inches in dia meter in and along GRANADA WAY. from Holidav Drive to the southeast corner of Lot l.i; Block 12. Candalaria Heights No. 2, in the City, of Sa lem. Oregon, in accordance with the plans, spec ifications, and estimates for such water main approved by. the Com mon Council. August S. 1955, and which are now on file and may be examined in the office of the citv recorder! at the city hall, and which shall be ideemed a part of this notice. The cost of laying such water in front of the property . hereinafter described will be assessed against such property, the council deeming the same benefited by tha laying of such water main, to-wit: . Lot 14, Block 12; Lots t, i, in. Block 11: and Lot 7.1 Block 11. except the north erly 10 eet thereof; all being in Candalaria Heights No. 2, Salem. Marion County, Oregon. The Common Council will. -at 7:30 o'clock p.m. September 12. 1955. in the council chambers of the city hall, hear and consider objections, if any there be, to the proposed im provement, the size of the proposed water main, or the inclusion of any of said Property in the benefited dis trict, i - By Order of the Common Council this 8th day of August, 1955 ALFRED MUNDT. City Recorder. S.S.7.8. :-- ! (Japsifiefl Index i i i Tor Your Convenieaf " rOR SALE. i HP. Water mimo. Complete with jet checkvalve. 40 f L. of pipe etc. 4040 State Street. Ph. 27705. 9x12 ROSE Color rug. $20. 3 others. make otter. Ph. 4-3883. SCHWINN BIKEaTi cond. 2-tone. tank type. Extras. Ph. 2-1148. USED window sash" with glass. 6x8. 9 lite. Ph. 4-81M. , BABY SITTER in your home. So. .- near Com'l St. Inquire or write to 120r S. ConVI. Apt. 5. after 6 p.m. . WANTED Experienced tc confident bookkeeper, for Salem contracting firm, all inquiries confidential. Write Box543 Statesman Journal., WAITRESS wanted morntnssAcday shif t. JJohlgren a. 440 State. ADULT sitterfor infant" My home! ' 5 day week & references. Call after 5:30. 4-8224. , RMS. Capitol Shopping dist. J&Z privil. On bus line. 3-5921. . FURN. 2 BDRM. apt. Close to Jr. U Sr. Leslie Hi. 3-64.(4. 2 BDRM. unfurn. Neat It clean. Price J57.50. 4-3253. 110.000 DEAL for modern 1 bdrm. furn. hse. Ph. 4-4116. FOR RENT. nice, clean modern trail er house, at the new 4-comer trailer court 4040 Stat St Ph. 2-7705. ' ADULTS ONLY. 2 br. house close to shopping center-high school, forced air furnace in basement, fireplace in liv. room. See at 1020 Shipping St. $70 per month. Call 3-8851. CLOSE - in 2 br. house, forced air furnace in basemen, fireplace in living room. Close to all school & shopping center. See at 1020 Shipping St. 89500. EASY TERMS. Call owner 3-8851. EMPTY house at 3467 Roberts Ave. For sale or rent S35O0. Ph. 2-7751. JOO PERSONAL! 510 Meeting Notice 312 Lost and round 314 Transportation ?U Personal 400 ' AGRICULTURE 402 Livestock for Sato 403 Livestock Wanted 404 Poultry and, Rabblta 408 Ptt , 409 Sea Foods 410 Seeds and Plants 412 Fruit and Frm Produca '14 Farm Equipment 123 Auction Sales fine, 1.45. Meats, f.o.b. lb; Fields, of Jamaica, N.Y. Brunch' Due For Visiting FliersHere Charleston lm. Mrs. Connict Schoficld of. 'ToBo, The Tallahatchie County grand Minn. One brother August Pfsey jury, composed of white men, in-lhed wednesd.-.y.; September dieted the men on kidnapping and i a.m. at the cnapei of Howe i . i: nr,. j wards Funeral home. Interment iin muruer tudrges wiuci lucauay. Cit View cemeter.y- 1 Ekl- Murder carries a maximum sen .r antVi tUt. minimum of I Gilbert Terrance -r'"'.V" " i In this city. Sept. list. Late-residfint life in prison. The Kidnapping Sta- of 650 Locust St.; Salem. Survived by itute Under which they were in-! son. Norman LJ Terrance ofj!Loig I j- ,.j ..:J . ; . .n ueacn. caui.: jona lerrance.ii wiea- uiticu iuwu a jiwAMiiuiu v-.(0rd, Ind. Daughter. Helen iShtl vear orison term. ,ton of Medora.. Ind - four irarid A 'Brunch' for visiting pilots Polled From River children and two jjreat grartdcrjil- win be among features of Sa- Tills body, a bullet m his head at 10;3o am. at the w. t; idon;land. 35.00 lem s annual Air fair, scheduled anc a 100-pound cotton gin fan chapei. interment Lee Mission: tci atolcNary Field Sunday, Sept. tied to his neck to weight him "er- : ; 18. under sponsorship of the down, was pulled from the Talla- S city's Optimist Club. hatci.ie River last Wednesday. Cfw.l IVTa l'TaT Plans for the feed were made The boy was kidnaped three TlUi IV lTldllVCjt at a meeting held Tuesday night . days earlier from his uncle's home i . - and it was also announced that where he was spending a planned Cfo T? rrf two-week vacation that ended in k-Jv-lS lid Ul U lb, 4 blood. 1.35: Country -dressed Portland: Beef Cows, utility. 22-24 canners and cutters, 18-19. Veal Top quality, lightweight, 28-30: rough heavies, 2027. Hogs Best light blockers, 27-28: lean light sows. 22-24. Lambs Good springers, 32-34; yearlings, 24-26. Fresh Produce Potatoes Local Round Reds, lug size A, 1.25-50; Boardman Long Whites, 100 lhs, 2.10-35; Russets inn IKe . . I BL'TTERFA unions wasn. yeiiows, ige, I. aw- Premium Philco Radio Puget Sd. P. & L. Radio Corporation Rayonier Incorp. Republic Steel Reynolds Metals Richfield Oil Safewav Stores Inc. Scott Paper Co. 73 4 47:4 74 4 Salem Market Quotations 1At of lata yesterday) a guided missile wijl be a high light of the military display at death after one week. TT 1 A ' the event. i Young Till allegedlv whistled or M OT ll A 03111 The fair has been given the made "ugly remarks' to Mrs. ! r name "Lee Everlv Dav". in hon- Rnant i or of one of Salem's pioneer a vi-i sheriff C.eoree Smith of Tflnre NEW YORK W -f With a string steers 23.00; one lot 905 lb 22.50 ation figures. ' Countv said the men admitted tak-! forward kick, the1 stock 5 market other good steers 20.50-22.00; load : Affiliated Fund Charles Terrj. commander Salem'8 Air Force Reserve un 2.00'. few 2.25; mediums. 1.75-85 Calif. Yellows, med. 1.50-65. large 2.00-25; Whites. 4.00-25. - Hay-New crop. No. 2 green !E9""-(B"yl,i alfalfa, baled, f.o.b. truck. Port No l BUTTE ' Wholesale Retail ... . T" Portlantl Livestock (Wholesale prices rants from to 1 cents ever buytnf price) Large AA Larce A Medium AA Medium A Small POI LTRT .M - .I PORTLAND (iP-USDA)-Cattle $$n salable 1.600; market closed mod-; colored Fryers Z erately active, mostly steady with '; c'j'rd Roasters ... some fed steers strong to 50 cents higher, quality considered; fed cattle supply including few grain on grass kinds around eight loads: truck lots good-choice 1,165 lb fed Investment Trusts (Zilka. Smlther Jk Co a Inc. I nuuarv ; jCqunty Holds was named head of a welcoming j committee for visiting military ! pilots. The affair also is expected to attract at least 100 pilots. Earl Snyder, state director of If Vnar Olfl aeronautics, is in charge of mil-!-a-J" ACcll'VllI itary-displays. Indications are 0 - 1 that many late-type military crafti WoTaPOl'Jinlra'at will be on hand for th fair OctlCL 1 CllVCl countv saia me men aammea taK-i ' v.,. .m..v. UUICi of ( ing Till from his uncles home but ! Tuesday set a new record rhjgh.; 740 1 it. said they released him unharmed. 1 Since late in July'the stock mark- steers et has been going through fourth reaction of the year. lTiies- day when it again neared jfs jold peaks there was a rush' of tjuy ing that sent prices up strongly. Brokers said there was nrjtHing specifically new in the ecortoinic! or political picture that ' affeeted the market Tuesday. It wasj just a case, they said.1 of the market generating new buying enthusiasm lb high commercial grass r",',,rv Shar Tru,t 18.50; good heifers scarce; ; Chemical Fund its one lot commercial-low good mixed gfv'r "invent" f Fund Bid R 20 18.71 :7.Kt 16.02 11.3d 0 Kit 2.73 4S0 MEKCHAKDlSl 151 Machinery and Tools tS2 Wanted Machinery Tools 154 Sewuic. Machines 423 Household Goods ! for Bala 453 Wanted Household Goods 151 Radio and Television 158 Building Maiterials 60 Misu-al Instruments 4B2 Sports Eauipment 44 Bicjcles ICS Trade. Miscellaneous 46S For Rent. Miscellaneous 470 For Sale Miscellaneous 472 Wanted Miscellaneous at4i4 Miscellaneous I 36 1 476 Fuel 1 M 4 j 500 BUSINESS lD ITNANCI 4 '4 3'u money 10 Loan 7 3. 512 Loans Wanted " , ; 5)1 Iinvestmentai ,,0 , j It EMPLOYMENT TO4 UelD Wanted Mala 636 Help Wanted Fesnate 60 Pickers Wanted j Sit Sales Persons I 612 Work Wanted. Mala 614 Work Wanted Femala SIS Situations Wanted t!C Employment! Afanels 61T Job Intormatioo 61 5 Education j I 629 Day ot Contract' 700 RENTALS j , I 702 Sleeping Rooms Qoard 16 Wanted Rooms. Board ICS Apartments for Rent 707 House or Rent j 708 Farms. Tracts 709 Wanted to Rent 710 Wanted to Rent House 712 Wanted to Rent Apts 714 Business Kentala 716 Resort Rentals j y j TOO REAL ESTATE i 501 Business Opportunities 4- ! Piiiiuii D.Auri. 804 Suburban ! I 606 Houses tor Sale 07 Apts Courts for Sal 805 Lota for Sal 810 Frms Acreafei for Sala 312 Exchange Real Estate 816 Resort Property r.f Wantea Reaj Esuta 350 AUTOMOTIVE I 851 Auto Parts Repair 852 Used Cars for Sal b54 Trucks Trailers for Je 856 Vented Can Trucks 858 Mototcyries i i 860 Au'o MiTellsneoua SfiJ Hons Trailers ifi4 Hearr Equioinan hp ircraf .22 .19 .17 j.29 j It steers and heifers 18.50: few com- Dividend shares mercial heifers 16.00-18.00: utility Faston H. Bai. Fund 21. w , ., ,. ,. ..n. Gas Ind. 13 ni lailCB 1U..W17..W, vaiiniri -vniiri ; Qrou Tobacco Al Pfeifer. nresident of the I Optimist Club, said arrangements A 15-year-old Hubbard boy. who j with its own vigorous ! forward nave urcn maae ior aaequaie turnea nimwu nwi uicoiuux parking f acilitties at this year's in to a safe at a Hubbard grocery event store, has been placed in custody y age of COWS mostly 7.50-9.00. few 9.50; ! Incorp. Investors questionable shells downward to ; Ke, Curt- Fund,: 5.00; utility cows mostly 10.50-! b-4 1 12.00; few commercial grades 13.00 to 13.50: utility-commercial bulls 13.50-15.50; one 1.910 lb bull 16.00: truck lots 698 lb cutter bulls down to 10.50. Calves salable 350; market slow, -I .X 1.. f I 1 I atKJUl sieauy; iew guuu vraiers 4 17 Bank Robbery Cbarge Faced PORTLAND (fi Earl Palm SUnford. 20, oi Deer Park, Wash., accused of attempting to rob a bank at Deer park last month was ordered to Spokane . Tuesday to face trial. An FBI complaint accuses Stan- of Marion County juvenile offi-! cials. The youth told state police he entered the store Saturday night by first climbing to its roof and then jumping to a ledge. He broke out a window while a train was passing, the report said, and open ed the store safe by using a tire iron. As he was about to leave, he told movement. ! The Associated Press avera 60 stocks last July; 25 hit a record 1 17.00-18.00; half-dozen high choice Tel.-Elec. Fund . ... ...ll m value Line inc. runu... 27.13 19 47 11 29 K-i t.sa S-2 128' S-4 9.27 Man. Bond Fund ... 54 Mass. Invest. Trust 32.67 Natl. Sec. Serie: Income Series 48 Stock Series 8.59 Pref. Stock S 9.47 Speculative Series 5. IS Asked 6.71 20 24 .TO OS 17 32 13 49 10 2 KATir nr iwrrvrinv ta i av '8 WArrn miiv ainv-irz aivirv ltt ......... ....v., 1 .J w . v. .it... ,2 27 NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that ""'the Common Cotincil of the City of ,i Salem. Oregon, jdeems it necessary " : and expedient and hereby declares if 2i I i,s 'Mention to construct. Install, and z 11 I lav a water miih itiv Inrhu in Hl, Classified Advertising StatesBiaa-aeuraal Newstara ; If Na Ckarrfe It PHONE 4-6811 LOCAL RATES fsttsi ti Haest neakavs towaays per Una I time -3 M per linf times SO JO per lint. times tl JO 91.20 fr lint 1 monut 93 00 (lad Sun.) 'Classified sas win b run in both pspeis i to five adverttsera the ad vantages oi the tremendous pulling power i of 39,60 combined circula tions j Wfcie an ad to ordered threo or six timos and a Sunday issue is in cluded , (tor trxarapie: Friday. Satur day. SurTdayi tho lower Sunday rates apply because only th Statesman oublishes Sui days Classtfleo a.ta win start In the morninjf O-egon Statesman, conclude In the i evenlne Capital Journal but ads will be accepted for Sunday Stateimaa only Th deadline for classified ads Is 1-00 p.m. the day before publica tion Emergency ada and small line ads received after 100 p m. nay be placed la th Too Lat To Classify" columa for tho following mornine Ads for Monday paper must be w by pja Saturday The Statesman-Journal Newspapers reserve the right to reject ques tionable advertising It further re serve ; the right to plae all adver tising under the proper . classifica tion, j v Th Statesman-Journal Newspapers issums) no financial responsibility tor errors which may appear In ad vertisements published In its columns and la: cases where tnis paper la at fault wiu reprint that part of an advertisement In which th typo graphical mistak occurs A "Blind" AO an ad containing Statesman-Journal Newspapers bos Bum ber for an address is tot tr.e protection of th advertisers and must therefor b answered by let ter Ths Statesman-Journal News papers are aot at liberty to divulge Information as to the tdenttW of an advertiser using a "Blind" ad. THIS I NEWSPAPER STRIVES TO protect its readers against fraud. deception or injuries. Readers are cautioned to make NO PAY- MX NTS to get a position adver tised in th help wanted columns. All i help wanted ads MUST SPECIFY THE NATURE OF THE WORK. Sales help wanted ads must mention the article or serv ice to be sold and state if the payiis In the form of salary, com missions or both Bona fide offers of employment with pay belong to the f Help wanted columns Ads' in other columns which re quire Investment in stocks, sam ples, equipment or " cash bond should be thoroughly investigated before paying out any money Ad vertisers requiring a cash invest ment for samples or merchandise sales aids. etc.. much so specify in their ads. Kindly report any exception to this rule 10 ui ciassiiiea aaverusing manager. , NEW 4 bdrm. hse. on 1 A. $13,500. Hardwood floor & fireplace. Or trade for older J or 3 bedrm. hse. 5150 Swegle Bd. 1954 FORD CrestUne 4 dr. Will trade for mortgage equity or contract. Ph 2-0422 eve. 1952 PLYMOUTH Cranbrook 2 door sedan, with tinted- glass, radio, heater, defroster, new mobile pre miere nylon white wall tuneless tires, oil filter. Motor just over hauled. New U-Joint, seat covers, 44.000 miles. One owner car. 1.000 mile or 30 day warranty. Priced at only $995. Call Roy Troutt 3-3179 days or 4-8234 after p.m. THE finest car in town. A real buy. '53 Fd. All the extras new tires fast! 11150. Call Monmouth 454. MH) Personal 310 Meeting Notict SALEM LODGE No. 4. A F A M. Wed.. Sept. 7. Stated Communication, 9:00 p.m. 312 Lost and found LOST Blue tame parakeet Salem Heights Dist Family heartbroken. Ph. 4-5200. LOST Chart Parakeet called Pinky. Reward. Please call 3-6541. 316 Personal I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts other than my own personal debts. C. N. Bennett Rt 3. Box 180. Turner. AL'S BAKERY 1040 MARKET Large bread 2 for 45c. dor. cook ies 99c. Glazed doughnuts 49c. Chicken, turkey & beef pies $2 25 a do. Ph. 3-737J. WANTED pri. party to buy real estate contract at win ai- count 10. Write to Statesman Journal Box 929. ' FAMILY budget counseling, multi- sponsored, free, confidential, uuar antee to save you money. Box 264. Salem. Discussions in the privacy of your own home. ' PSYCHIC READER Ask you no questions, tells your past present future. Satisfaction assured. Look for Almira Motel sign at 3645 Portland Rd. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group No. 1. 2088 N ComT 3-453T, ALCOHOLICS Anorjymous, 988 " Commercial. 2-2108 or 4-8600. 400 Agriculture 402 Livestock For Sole FEMALE parakeet, turquoise blue, black on wings. "Bimbo", talks. Reward. Ph. 4-5883. 225S N. Sth, Highland. STOLEN Goodyear bicycle, from , Fairgrounds. FrL Phone 1 4-8087. 1516 N. 17th. STRAYED Siamese cat. 8 month old. wearing brown collar. Reward. 2 -264. - LOST: Blue Sc White Parakeet, an, to 'BiUie Boy." Vicinity Hoyt and So. Church St. 93 reward. 3-9045. UNSIGHTLY facial hairs removed safely and permanently.. Price Beauty Salon. Ph. 3-5859. d.-T matr in aartri alrtn a? HANSEN AVENUE, from Acacia 10 1 9-.Vi 35 32 7 06 Drive northeasterly to the east line of Laurel Springs Addition, in the City of Salem. Oregon. 2 !JJ in i accordance wiith the plans, spec- high mark of $177.00. Then it j grades up to 20.00; several lots dropped back in a reaction. A.i bot- good - choice around 350-430 lb torn was reached Aug. 9, and jthenj calves 17.00-18.00; few good-choice Wellington Fund 10.35 ft 85 23.57 the climb back began. Tuesday the average raced past the old high with a gain of $1.30 at $177.70, highest level the average ever- has attained. 1 j . I The industrial component was up $2.00 at s new high of $250 90jrail- 280-340 lb stock calves 18.00; util ity-commercial calves, vealers at 10.50-16.00. , Hogs salable 800; market fairly active, strong to 25 cents higher; mixed lots U. S. No. 1 and 2 butch Portland Grain ifications. and estimates for such wi. .!; !; I Council August A. 1953. and which ined in the office1 of the city record er? at the city hall, and which shall be deemed a part of this notice. The cost of laying such water main in, front of th property hereinafter described will be assessed aiainst ; such property, the council deeming PORTLAND Iff No coarse; the same benefited by the laying of trrains ' such water main,! to-wit: wneat (bid) to arrive market, Lots 1. 2. s. 4. 9, in Block 10: basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: I Resubdivision of Laurel Springs r. tan. ih, larPlv in sviq iwi- Soft Ttite 2.14; Soft WTiite (ex- f'""" w MOB county, roads were ahead $1.30. but the I several lots mostly No. 1 erades eluding Rex) 2.14: White Llub T14. The Common Council win. at 7:30 . li v ' i a i : - as police, he noticed that another . utilities remained j unchanged jj i 19.25; choice 365-500 lb sows 14.00- youngster outside the store had ford and two unnamed companions , seen him so he hid the money with making an unsuccessful at-he had taken in bags and left it tempt to hold up the Merchants in the store. Bank on Aug. 23, He was arrested at Hood River Sept. 1 and brought to Portland by a deputy VS. marshal last Friday. He then turned himself in to the store owner and went home to await police. The amount taken from the safe was not reported. Volume was thel best sincesi last 16.50. Julv 25 at 2.360.000 shares. compares with Friday's 1.700.OUO steady; extreme top 50 cents high- shares. ! 1 u jj I' The market was: composed f 1. 162 issues of which 561 advanced and 353 declined with 65 new and S new lows.1 highs That Sheep salable 1.70: Hard Red Winter: Ordinary 2.14. clock p m. September 12. 1955. in Car receipts: Wheat 27: barley lh.ar ,nd consider obiections. if 44: flour 12: corn 54: millfeed 8. there he to ihel: proposed improve- liiai l - : , w ttW j i is: 1 fc. (.iic r.er vi 11111; rOVvaru wntci MILK Cow Shorthorn, fresh: Jer sey, fresh in Oct. Ph. 4-4U0 after C "p.m. SCIENTIFIC HORSE SHOEING. Tex Shively. Ph. 2-6835. 3-4605 eve, only. -- TOP PRICES paid for canner ewes. Also need fat k feeder laanbs. Phone Salem 4-7374. PROFESSIONAL HORSESHOF.K Ph. 4-9063 Salem, or 2-4338 Woodbura ing or eve. LOCK F '. Bk-r K FJstern Oreon ' or whole. 24c. Cuatom killing. Trailei loaned free- Salem Meat Co 1325 S 25th. Ph 3-4858 WANT AD WHOPPERS WW mam. or to the inclusion of any of er; few lots mostly choice lambs good-choice feeder lambs 13.50- !i property mi the benefited dis. 18.00; few lots carrying som ,14.50: few ranee feeders 13.00-50; "By- 0rd of 1hk common Council Drune erades 18.25 with one 52- cood shorn feeders 13.00: common ; thii 8th day of August, isss WmvA nt Inntr.hanl Umk, ItUI- Mnu n In IKM' lit illtw.rr'iwl elailfrh. I t ! ALFRED good choice grades 16.50-17.50; iter ewes 3.00-4.00. -I City MUNDT. Recorder. . S-9.7JL I All BifMa RnmH - - ' ul know you paid in advance, but dont you think it's about Hint to cancel jour Want Ad for a ship model!" a - 4 FT -.,-1 A, t lit? eS - Jt .-'ti ; i 1