North Salem to Graduate 352; South High School 285
Coiniiieiiceniciit Exercises Due
June 5 for Northside Youths
Three hundred fifty-two Norlh! Nolan, DeAnna Mae Norton, Wil
Salem High School seniors are . Iiam James Norval.
candidates for graduation on com- j o, P
pletion of the spring semester. iar1ine Delores, Oclke. Marjorie
Commencement exercises will be I.ee Olson. James Leroy Osborn,
June 5 in the high school auditor- Phyllis Ann Osterberg, Sigurd Wil
ium. Dr. Roy E. Lieualleh, prcsi- liam Osthy.
dent of Oregon College of Educa- Gary Lynn Paddock, Larry
tion, will be speaker. Vaughn Paddock, Jerry J. Paddon,
Baccaulareate services will be I Frances Patricia Palmer, Don
p.m. June 3 in the school auditor- Paul'Parise, Laura Elizabeth Par
lum. Iscgian, Eleanor Victoria Patten.
Graduating seniors are: Janet Mae Pearsall, l-ou Ellen
a I Pearson. Joyce Leona Pease, Den-
nis William Pemble, Dorothy Ann
Douglas Howard Adams, Nora ,.nhorwood. Barbara Jean Peters,
Berthell Adams, Susan Margaret R(,x Arnod iMerson, Bctte Jo
Adams. Nancy Virginia Ahalt, fpjiijpS, Donald Wayne Pigsley,
Beverly Jean AVer, RobeYt Sher- sharon riessingcr, Betty Jane
man Allen, Gene Weston Andal, rMSiey. Phyllis Elaine Provost.
i.eorge v. r.yre Andrews, jua-
1th Ann Ashford
James Maxwell Rackstrand.
Ann Wilms Baglev, David Allen
Baker, Wayne Arthur Raker, '
Robert Paul Barnwell, William
McKalhp Bateson, Chris Karl
Battahon. Richard Noel Baxter,
James Evan Bayman, Edna
Louise Pennett, Jack Daniel Ber-
ger, i,arry diii ncvens, uarryei
Dean Bihclheimer, Sally Jo Bil-
tings, mcnara wiiuam Biai-KDurn.
Arlene Mae Blomgren, Carol Ue
Hnesrh navin l.ee Knllnn. Nharon
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I.ee Bourne, Lynne Jane Bownor,
Joretta Bae Braasch, (,ary Edgar schaeffer, Robert George Schafcr.
Braden, Bermce Bright, Mildred Joann Margaret Scott, Sharleen
L. Bright. Donnise Ellen Brown. Myr ;. Howard Scribcr. War
Earl William Brown, Joyce Ellyn rpn Max Scriber. Judith Ann Scelv.
Brown. Warren Everet Brown. Si- Jacqnellvn Rochelle Soguin, Lil
grid Else Bruehl, Patricia Gloria ljan (;rare Seiber. Jan Lewis Shid
Bruns, Marie Elizabeth Buren, pr Shirley Jean Siems, Nancy
Judith Kay Byers. Louise Sievers, Donald James Sim,
Maxine Kay Cadwallader, Au- rov ee Simmons, Jo Ann Slater,
die Alice Canary'. Kenneth Eu- Lia Marie slucum, Howard Lon
gene Carl, Thelma Ronelle Car- nle Snllh Jr Theodore Hay
lisie, i,enani wary Alice t arr, Sno()k R()na,i Bruce Snvder, Dale 1 f
Robert Gordon ( arr, Ronald Bert waync Standley, Mary Lou Starr, 1 f
Carr. Mavis O'Dell Carter, Joyce M,thael Eugene Steed. Helen I
Delayne Cassat, Shirley Jean Caz- S,aron steinbock, Rosemary .
jell, Sharon Shirley Chamberlain, Stephenson. Freida Slepper. Marva '
Frederick Oliver Clark, Marlys i,ou sieppr, Carol Mane StetlUr,' .
Kay Clark, Tamela Gertrude Clay- j()VC(. Klaine Stelller. John Freder
ton. James Eugene Coates. Rich- it.k" St()nPi Beverly Louise Straw, '
ard Dean Cobb. Carol Lynn Cole, p.,, c strawn. Loren Clare
Lamona Lee Collins. Larry Jay SIrawn r)ai0 William Suran, Ed- -Conrad,
Sigrid Ann Converse, wr(j m Syring, Jr.
William LeRoy Cornie. Jill Lu- shirpv 'r)arPne Tabcr. Lvnda
eile CummmRSr Norms Jesn Cur- m,a Tnnev. -Nancy Ann league,
tis. Caroline Joyce Cushman. Jo- s lvcster Wavne Terry. Norma
anne Lou Custer, Joe Bernarr Kaine xharp.'Darrell Ray Thomas,
Cufter. Fnyd LcRoy Thomas. Gwendon .
Dr E , i.lewellva Thomas. Janet Marie j-
Lila Mae Daily, Lawrence An-
drew Davenport. Donna Kae
Dean, Fredrick Francis DeLapp,
r, . n...... D ,
Diane Kay Dependehner. Doryce
Fliane deVries. Diane Carol Don,'
Dorothy Ann uwyer.
Patricia harlywine. Bernard
John hastlund. l.a'Tv 1 '1
Fbert. Leroy Elliott. Bruce Alii-
son Esles. Dee Ellen r.v.iii-.
James Leo Evenhus. JoAnne
Kathleen fcvernari, Kooena no-
reen tyre. :
F. G. 11. ;
James Jacob Faix, Kenneth
Rav Farris Diane Lee Ferguson,
Charles Fdward Field Donna Lou
Finlev Elta Mae Fleck, Robert
lee French Carol JeanFussell
Robert James Fussell
Beverlev Christine Card. Sand-
ra Jean Gatelv. John Lvnwood
Gettis Rolf Orin Gilbertso'n. Shir-
lev Goraldine ScholU C.ikrease
Jerrv Lee Gillming, Gary Brock
Gogie Janet I.eRose Gohring
Iawrence Everett Goodman'
lames Burton Gordon Ernest
T-.n :ni,w T-h.iin linrntr
l"Ty,KT'L
Graudnn, Shirley Lorene Gregg,
William Clarence Greig
Buell Wesley Hartley, Darlene
Jean llankel, Lorene Joan Han-
kel. Richard King Hansen, Bruce I
Walker Hanson". John Irby llar-
ger. Marjorie Lou Harkins. Judith
Ann Harman, Lula Lee Harmon.
Larry George Harrington. Keith
David HarriSj Mary Jane HastaylV 1 f f I fiOt J
Thomas Jacob Haurv, Julie Ann I
Heinz, Ronald Dean Hemmer.
Stephen Edward Highley, William
Erlward Hiltiker. Sandra Kay
Hill, Marilyn Jean Huffman, Ken !
tiAlK ITranpic ITnllpr I.nrplpi Atippl
D.iiu inn u,.inh,,rr I
C.arv Thomas Holoubek, Ruth .
Elaine Hornschuch, Leroy Ernest
Horslev, Evelvn Lucille Hough,
Lorraine Eleanore Howard. Nellie
Jo-een Howard. Joan Charlenc
Hug, Patricia Joan Hughlelt. Ju-
riilh Ann Hume, David Arthur
i...nf I
i if !
r M t . t.k. Pt.illi
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C.iiffith Jamieson, Robert Fred
Jantze, Mary Elizabeth January,
Jerry Ellsworth Jaqua, Douglas
Kent Jaquith. James Vernon Jar-
vis. Charles Leslie Jayne. John
Anthony Jelderks, Jr.. Michael
Eugene Jenkins, Donald (.rover
Johansen, Alice Anne Johnson.:
Irene Hoskins Johnson, Larry
Water JOnnson, itOSaiie licne
Jones, Lola Jean Junta.
Gary Warren Kaehler, John
Edgar Kelley. Jerry Dean Ken-
. . . r. ...
Waller Johnson, Rosalie Irene
yon. Jerry Ross Keppinger, Mar-
jorie Clair Kilgore, Jack Francis
Kinney, Robert Michael Kipper,
Martha Marie Klaus, Dena Lou
Kleen, Elaine Marlys Kleven,
Gwenlyn Lee Klinge, Donald Eu
gene Kronse, Sharon Ann Kuy
kendall. I., M, N
Deborah Pauline Lamb, Joan
Sylvia Lanktree, Richard John
Lermon, Darlene Ellen Lester,
Arija Lietuvietis, Peter Fredrick
Lindsay, Fenton Findley Locken-
our, Diane Looney, Harold Luther
Lollis. C.arv Arlen Lovre, Joanne
Shirlev I.nwerv. Jack Kdwin Loy.
Marlcne Kggert Luhde.
n u i t nAA.. i..e.n Ihi
Maguren. Jerrv Michael Mav. Carol
-' Fftye McCandlish. Lowell Maurice
aid. Doug Wray McKeever, Bar-
tiara Anne McMhtien. lerry Lyie
Ba'baak-ovC0ehlho,fn WdMam
Barbara .loy Mehlhotl, William
Roger Meier George Kugene Mei-
cinrtr Hnhv nrlinp Vtpllnn .lumps
, . .L
Irwin Michaelis. Reno Anthony
Miletta. Clive Taft Miller, Diane
Klizabeth Miller. Knid Lee Miller.
Gwendolyn Leona Miller. Janet Lee,
Miller. Kent Douglas Miller, Joyce
Ann Mount. Sharon Gail Mulier,
-AUm BoydUurphy, BicnardXauise
Mvhrc
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Neiger. Richard Stanley Netz.
Leonard Ray Nickels, Sharron Dee
chirirv R Put,n JiM Vance!
rumam.
r. s, r,
Samara lsobel Ramp. Karl Clair
nallll,kranT u,,hAri Vemnn Rea
Marilyn Kay Redel. Doris
i.avonn, Reynolds, Ilena Mae Rid-
nath Rjchard ,ewis Rieekmann,
r)enV(,r Leon Roberts. Janice Lou
Cherts, John' Charles Rodgers.
Thomas Renee Rosenbalm. I
Jt,an Roth Asa rors Uowel!.
Joanm, Louise Samf!, Ra
,,,,an Saminen, Lois Audrey
j..ui m ,.. c...i v.a;.
u,llll, itldl V mill Odui, nauinc i
(;ladv. SaVelv. Fredrick Paul
Thorson, Robert Paul Tom. Gail ,
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Marjorie Totten, Arthur (Icary
Tripled. Janice Krnestine True,
Gordon Lee Turner,
y w
Marjorie Joan Vancil. Mary
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ancil. Kenneth Allen VanCle,
. .... VanCle.ive Allan Dean
Vesl;lI ernon Vogt.
Anna Mane Wanner. Rose Marie
Valery. Norman Charles Wallers.
rles Wallers.
titK.!
Mannn nrown Wampl'
Warren, Carl Douglas
Ion Boice Watson. Gerald William
Watson. Dorothy Mae Wealhers, j
Lee Russell Weaver, Patricia
Louise Weaver, Carolyn Jo Webb,
Lois Eileen Webster. Nancy Alice J
Weeks, Beltie Deloris Wennevold, j
Carol Bertha Werner. Rosemary
Werner. Carol- Margaret West. '
Judy Marilyn West, Carole Loretta
Wiggins. Kay Frances Wilcox,
Shirlee Jean Wilcox, Robert Col-
1m Wilder. Sterling Dave Williver.
David John Wilson, Barbara Claire
Woclk. Judith Marie Wolfe. Gail
Lee Wood, Richard Wayne Wood-
ruff. Anna Mae Wright. Gary Lee
-or' tJ-e W 6
vvriKlil. .ueraici Arnoia vtngni.
v 7
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llitlord r.lmore lost, Jr., 1CX
F. Yukl, Robert Allen Yunkcr.
paul Darold Zielinski.
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By JAMES DEVLIN
fr . . 1
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,r.vv uivri ir
,ilifal. workor eliciting votes,
don t inlernipl tne voters nivonie
icicvision proKiam. '
That's one of Ihe instruc ions'
Seared to modern day conditions
1 1... D,...U mnne hnf icciinrl In I
-
me I'ariy intuitu. i
The worker must think not only
oi me canoiuaie out oi sum inm
.. h-,1,, c,ll.,rc 1
"'rs as an !(: "" ""
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11UII uu. .
A campaign manual,
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-000 campa ( 1 jVlIlS iH ltOIl
' Volk Republican state l0II,.lUllO 11
:. ' in lnlnrs afll
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sels narticu ar v on evenings
' , "
when the most popular programs
are scheduled You do not start
friendships by interrupting a,
hniisphn Her s favorite TV Dro-
householder's favorite TV
gram.
' Workers Adviaed
pro-
the workers are ad-
ounc llepumicans are a gieai
aid in baby sitting and groups of
u"'" Ml"",u '"' "llu'"u
"Of great importance, parncu-
lnrly in suburban and rural areas
is setting up- car pools to offer
trnntiu.ri ilinn (ri M cniihliran-
minded citizens both to rogKtcr
and vote
tactful and polite in approaching
voters
"Above all never argue." says
(hp manua ..,f thf prospoct ,., a
Npw t)pa, extrrrnis, )ravp pil.ce
. ..... ..
of campaign literature. . .
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TR'AL DRINKS SOI (.HT
WINNIPKG i - Manitoba has
asked me tanaaian governmeni 10
let Indians drink in approved liq-
- iiac . calilLsJimcntL ano. on. res-
ervatinns for 8 two-year trial per-
i.j a r.J ,1 el,miin ..
needed to make a new provinua
i liuor act effective.
1 urther,
vised: 1
a ;.-.., ni.,l...r nt K,ul I
Kenuhlu In votes in vour district rnasl after two bombings Ear- He was eleclea Dy a majority Dennia Brown Elected
K.puiutan voi sin your uiMiLi :,ihnrilies rl.imned student vote over Ron Potts. ' Sniknoh Dramatics Sorietv also 'Tie 1 . "i
S ers'Toup to ad mothers a 24-hour curfew on Lannrca. port Other officers are Sam Speer-held elections recen.ly. The results lljllt 101
',iif ',.', ,hiiHr,n in rawkipr citv on the southeast coast where sra. vice-president over Joan were Dennis Brown, president;
Wim 0ling Cnillirin in ntlMII- ,,,.:,..., .;,j ti..I., llll..n..k..- Uirrl I 1..IH :,n,v VIcKarlanil viea.nr..irl..nt T 1
ij and vntine """"" .'i'""" iiohu iHui-iuy. n ......v.-, j - , - c aaUars S I
K '' Several persons were injured in secretary over Eileen Hadley; Donna llaniinan, treasurer; Ann III 11
Ncic Winners
v.-.n ii.m ...i m.,. !....
lors, were amoag four winning college Kholarshlps Friday,
Four North Salem Seniors
Win Scholarship Awards
I Four new scholarship winners ; pav tuition at Bridgham Young "'T ;;!? V t;dLar5 netta Yvonne Hopkins Patricia ?
a.have been announced at North University in Prove. Utah. She rZrk PriT-n..h" "a mJoan "T'vTcra
Salem Hiuh. The largest educa- has been in active in Commercial! 9"' Kn-. 'alncia Ann hather.ne Ann .HuUengs. Mar-
adn arv and has served as news editor ol .. .... ... . .. . . ih can
Mary's scholarship will go to
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TFiiuier
v"V
y
V
nan narho,n rhvav Willamette
1" - --
senior, hus won a major law :
scholarship to New York I nlver
sity. WU Senior
4 . ....aLwl 1 .ia'
V til llCll lJtl U
a a
Scholarship
The New York University
School of Law has informed Wil-
lamette University senior Dan
Dearborn of Ontario, Ore, that
he is the recipient of the John
Ben Snow scholarship, which
carries a stipend of $1800.
The Snow scholarship. 10 of
which are given throughout the
nation, is alternate to the Root
Tilden scholarship, which carries
a cash value of $2300.
Dearborn will begin his studies
at the New York school next Tall
and, wilh the other Snow scholar-
snip ninuvis, mini a yum num
whU-lLthev mav fill vacancies in
r, ... t:u. u:.
line noui iiiiieu M-iKiidisiuu mu-
Eram
Other WU grarls on the pro-'
cram are Tom Schrock. '55, and
Robert I'arkwood, '54, who was
originally a John Ben Snow
scholarship holder but in his
junor year received the Root Til
den stipend.
Dearborn, a senior ' political
I science arid "economics major, is
alfiliated with Beta Theta Pi and
i Phi Eta Sigma, scholarship hon
! orary He spent a semester in
Washington, D. C, at American
I I niversitv on the student ex-
, , ,
iriantc iiioKiani, aim ue was
'chairman of this year s May
V eekenrl festivities.
An ouisianrnng siunent. near-
born won Freshman Honor. Con -
solidnled Freightways.:and Union
.kJn f.kn a.nt, ...U.-r ,!:
idi,v ,ur ,s
umierKianuate woik at i
bmette.
Cyprus Bomb
xir0SIA rvnrus (
- Ten
!. ,, ,.'' ,.,i i-r;j..
in scatteren areas oi t yprus. A
,. ... . ,. , ,- ,
British soldier was killed and an-
other wounded.
The fatality occurred al the vil-
ion., f Trikmn u-hm a vnmh
A curfew also was imposed at
aphos on Hie island s western
, .;,c (:r..i, rvneini -..n.
. .' ,i.,nin,i
Th(, Turks wm, pr(lt(.stine the
, , TurkUn rvDr:0 no.
liceman.
Six bombs were thrown Friday
liqht in Nicosia No casualties or
,n Nicosia No rasi.a1.es or
damage were reported. Another
"bombing vTa
virrnrr-
sol on Ihe southern coast
Losp Uom (;auM.
. . .
Lproar 111 Madrid
uicinrn c..; TK...
, "'""""' 1i""" '""
lions go iiM.se irom a r renin r-
cus Friday for a stroll along Ma-
drj(i s slm.S
They caused quite a slir but not
much damage and were all back
nn,,
roundup
A circus n.md lud left their
jcage door unlocked.
Announced
r 1.1,11 vii. s.i. 111.1.
the Clarion. She will major in
Ik.. - ! - .. .j-.:-i....ii- J..M ..
studv journalism. She is daughter
of Mrs. Lillie Januarv, 1360 N.
L,bertv St
Three Girls; League scholar-
ships, each for $100, went to Mary
Vancil, Jovce Mount and Janet
! Miller.
Marv Vancil is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al
Vancil of 2194 Vaughn Ave
nr.Ln ....,.. I.. 1 .U.
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Emanuel School for Nursing in
J onitina.
JlH Mni.nl i. tk. H..ahl.r f
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rhoo, pi i ' .
Chemawa Rd. Joyces activities
w!nH lSo7r
i J r . 71!' 0f rAescendn
club, Future Teachers of America
u.. .1" " j T V . . ' ,L
k. .1.. -j . , , ,
has played important par s in the
iL k ,,vT rCtta. ,hatcuN0r,,tl i
... t i' ir'.V . . n..
iuj "lujn ruiiiauuii 01 uir
g0n State College
nr. c.r... -.u.n.
Final Winner
rinai winner, janei Miner,
is the daughter of Mrs. Hazel .
Miller. 665 Morgan Ave. She ;
moved to North Salem this year'
irom hent. Ohio, where she was
active on the staff of the school
paper, she will attend Oregon
Stale College and study medical
technonolgy.
i J Ti c kh ( lnh V'll pI Im anrl ( ir c' I nf . si: i j i . i .., i d
. tlj . ' " V '" "icnaru nroose lasne. wauen Georw Lameman. Rona L. I.an-
4 ... ...... ..v. i.nvnp t aswen. nanvAra jtsn i,. u.ou i n.,L n
School Reporter
BY HILL BATESON AND BARBARA BONIFACE
Honor Society Accepts 24
South Salem High
Twenty-lour new members of
the Saxon chapter of National,
' iinnnr snrii-rv annpn tnptr names i
j
iu uir uiiiLidi inriiiui-i snip iciuiui i
. , rrmi i.j.ii ThrA .
at a formal induction Thursday
evening in the j
Leslie auditor-
iurn.
Ann Finlev.!
Bettv Coo '
Charles
Kingnama, Hob
TrrUtari M ir-
. . .J
nyn e u e r,
BONIFACE
Marcia
Humphrey, Alex Aga-
thonos. Gary Anderson, Barbara
Boniface, Linda Davis. Carole Mc-
; Farandi carol Hoffman. Joyce
Johnston, Elsa Mykol, Ed Scheidel,
, ' ) ' '
B()h ; m , t n
Judie Temple
Ion. M a'r y
Jane Wait and
Donna Zeh
were this
year's new
members hon
ored at the in
duction. Dr. Howard
Runkel. head
ot th
Willam-
WILL BATF.SON
"""i""" "'
ivirlmint ennrlnrloH tho nrnnri.n '
P-rtm- nt conclud d the program.
'sh- lj Vrli, I
f 1 a(nIH the fhir
niemners dttenacd me altair.
Leslie Junior High
harles Minikins will lead
Charles Hudkins will lead the
Leslie Junior high student body
government next year as presi -
' Rill Purvine ir..nr,.r m n...
: heeea Sintvr- .lonn Avre. uA Al.
lan' Currier, song queens over
.lulia Dodge and Nancy Van
lloulen; Eddie Davis, veil king
over Howard Kreeburn and (iary
Wals. sergeanl-al-arms over Doug
Halvor.sen.
Taking mxvi thtvpontl mn uu M.
ilor of the Leslie Broadcaster, tin
school newspaper, next year will
he Jimi Minty. who has been a
member of the stalf since her sev -
enth grade year.
! Assistant editor was named as
Rolierta Metzeer. who has also
l ... . ..
neen a stall mcmiier since me
M,Venth grade.
Newly elected officers for the
Girls' league at I-slie are presi-
denl. Janice Jacobsen:" vice-pres-
ident. Marilyn Sailer; secretary,
,,idi ..luuh. ueduiri. jinon
lluches: serce.inl-al-arms .loan
Huonokc und song queen. Merrily
Schram.
' n.
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Slate .Education Official Will
Address Southside Graduates
Two hundred and eighty-five;
seniors win or in me secono.
class to be graduated from South
Salem High School since the
school was opened in 1955.
Mrs. Joy Hills Gubser, assistant
superintendent in charge of spec-
ial Hiiralinn fnr Ih Klali Dp-
partment of Education, will be
speaker at commencement exer-
cises in the school gymnasium
JuneS.
Baccalaureate services will be
Sunday night.
Graduating seniors are:
A. B I
Alexander Agathonos, Donald R.
Alhrich, Ralph A Alexander,
James Reynolds Allen, Marilou
Allen, Roylea Karol Allen. Darlene
Ingaletla Allenhy. Richard Russell
Allm. Ken C. Allmcr, Gary Ardell
Anderson. John Noel Anderson,
Barbara Daniela Andic, Martin F.
Andic. Kenneth Dale Asltey.
Dale R. Badger. Michael Eueenc
Bailey, Jack LeRoy Baker. Uw-
rente Andrew Baker, Ronald War-
ren Baker, Larry Grant Baldwin,
.,' n', , ' u ,
B'. taro1 Rose Hmd,
Vl"n' hRCBKina,ld J'T
An" 1Bt'hrI('ns' J'mkEdwa;d Bpnl"-
( arolyn le'n BlsnoP Mwin M.
.B"al' Ji:h" tAmo B"1m- Kf nAnPth
1 Bad Barbara Jo Anne
nifaw. norothy Dene Bradley, i
......... .,,
Norcutt Brunk, R. Edgar Bryant.
i Donna Mae Burns. Jovce Diane .
.
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Liark. taoot Huntington Clark,
Uarre Ray clempns, Lfsley Lor-
raj. rjn Klizahelh Ann Cor
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""K" 'rans i,oigan, Murray uee
Conklin' Karen Arline Covert-
R,,nnlH .lark Cnwnn fiMriniu
Rhae Criswe11' WiIliam S- Cum-
mings. John Thomas Curry.
Jorald Orville Davenport. Glenn
UNV,r ,'av'5' Jr- Larry nruce !
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Davis, Linda Karen Davis, Jeanine
Diane Day- Maura Ka,hleen Def":
"ey' "onald James UeHl,t- Bet,y 1
.loan Ipmnsov Nanrv K on Don.
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ton, I.yle Robert Dickenson. Daryl i
Allen Dodge, Jane Louise Doerksen,
Jimmie i.ee uoiana, William uoss,
Myrna Nadine Dufour, Marjorie
Joyce Dyck.
E, F
Patricia Leigh hdstrom, Gerald
C. Elslun, Phyllis Hope Emery.
Lynne Ann Lnyeart, Dennis Robin
Ermel, John William Evans, Mich-
,ael Wane Eyerly,
iSorth Salem High
North Salem High's editors of
the Viking, yearbook, and Clarion.
scihhii uaoer. nave aniuuiieu ine
, . , ,
j . . .
Plarinn prlilnr Sammv R:imn and
Viking editor Shirlee Wilcox re-
vealed them at a Thursday banquet
a' which Nancy Weeks and Shirley
lanor sanS solos
The newlv selected staffs are:
Lof-iCIantm ed,lor- Rosamond Both-:
man; Mary Linda Doerfler, news
Ji4ilnr- larnl ilf,lt raolurn ttAilnr-
Harvev K a v'Fayc Sork- assisfant Mw' 'dell Southwick. Richard M. SlBTtr1"1 " ? 1"" A
Smith Mavislp'f, W, H;i Bonnie Joan Starr, J.inda David- CtKt.0xtnn Powfr M,-,
Mnlhnn Knren;Bob Russe" and Don ',arrctl' sPortsson Steele. Roy Dean Steele. Jo
.. .'. . editors; Donna Kelley. business rQri uwUmmmur Marv l v
' nl..n.nll,,r. Sonia SlonliinH aaaiaJc'. .-l ' i ' c, !. I
v u .
'ant business manager; Kathie Ar -
irhrr. exchange editor: Stephanie
Kurtz, circulation manager.
VIKing eUHOr, .laCKIC 1'OSVar;
Tom Meier nssislnt Hit or- Jen.
pita llnnkp hnclnncc mnnnirpr -
, j "":'"
Linda Cushman, assistant business
man:f'r
Crescendo Dines
Crescendo club, North's music
club, held their annual banquet
May 2.1 at the China City banquet
room. Pete Van Horn. ISM winner!
of the Lena Belle Tartar music
award, sang a solo, along with.
another solo by Mrs. Lester Hagen.
' .. II' . I . . . . .... I J ai
:ianL'v ntt'ns was awarueu me
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annual Lena Belle Tartar oulstand-
ing music service award with Larry
Goodman receiving the North Sa -
lem Choir award. Judy Seely was
K'ven till' oesi acci
Newly elected C.
lkm are: Jim '
,..., r ,a n,..
given the best accompanies! award
rescendo club of-
right, president;
, J r l
Mary I.nda Drfler, vice - presi -
dent: Trisha Perrin. secretary;
Ilt-ll'll IlUIIlUN, II t'dUI t'l , Oil I IV
Tontz. program chairman; Jan
; Drakely. membership chairman;
1 Dave Patch, historian.
' Knhinsnn. sercennl-at-arms.
The results of the recent Palat-
leers nut). Minns an ciuii. eicc-
,ons were: presineni, imn njiM'ia.
vice-president. Anne Hart : secre
,ar' - treasurer. Maine Gamson.
i
- ',,tKt r'illltiisf -
II """.a -
lmlI w.r(M ("I'llllti
r' " alctlllS
1 PORTLAND UP Some
Inn
I'm
numbered dams are in Ihe sands
,nlPWhere between Seaside and
a.i,,-,.,
-'"io,
Slate Fish Commission scientists
usw) a hard-tipped drill to in-
5i r,i. ih,. nnn,h..rs on the. shells
then renlanted the clams
They hope to learn how fast
razor clams sroi . and whether
me raie varii's neiween i umis .m
Ihe he.nh and dams in Ihe water
Tt
are kecpint; sorrel the
j exact location of the 700 clams,
Janet Frances Farmen, Dorothy '
.nay resiicns, j;anji imanr ruir.
Sondra Jean Filch, Denzell Ellis
Fox. Dewey Edward FTance. Car-
nlyn Lee Franklin, Julin Charles
Frederick. Sharyn Lianne French,
Robert Floyd Fry.
: II
Richard John Gabriel. Willi am '
Douglas Galloway, III. Orva Lynn
Gemmell. Mvrna Gidlund. Gary
Wavne Gleason, Leora Maureen
Goodwin. Diane Lenore Graham.
Mary Jo Graham, Marjorie Ann
Grant. Ronald D. Graves, Carol
Ann Greider, Susan Jo Grier,
Richard D. Grim. Laura Lee Grim-
melt. Ellis Ray Grimmctt, William
Robert (irimmell.
Janice le Hall. John Phillip
Hammerstad. Godon Uon Han-
sen. Don B. Hanson. Ada Gwinn
Hartman. Donna Mae Haugen,
Gloria Faye Headv. Mary Ellen
llcndrickson, Eldon Waldcmar Her-
ineer. Lvnn Anne Herrall. Kathleen
Rulh Hiiks. Gary D. Hill. Norman
Richard Hill, Carol Jean Hoft-
man, Dianne Louise Ilolgate.
Bf"y W Ja'm'r ,,eor'!e
Fred.-rick Jacohson. Evelvn Johan-
WB- m lm J,,hn,on' jM,4cStl!,
Harold Johnson. Jr . Leon Bernard i
Johnson. Robert M. Johnson. Ron- d. a C o
aid P. Johnson. Carolyn Joyce g M;;h
Jonnsln, Carl Glen Joines. Dale R .
jon, w.lma M. Jones. ,ou P d. n.
juuy r lorrnce M'ner. Leo tienry
Kenyon. Georgia Kay Keortge,
rUn wrr aiKm-t
..,,.u u.u..
u IV.. ,t
""" l"". """O-U .
i,. i.bold. Shirley Ann Lemcke.
Stephen Tracy Lillie, Maxine 1
i n..-u I l.,L;l,nl i
"" u.n..
LaMoyne Louis Mapes, Lucky ""
MV Stuart Ralph Ma!th.s.lNr0'm
n ... u n... n.r .t t-i. "?.J.
Frances McCoy. William Kyle Mc-
(Conaid. Carole-Sandra McFarlancL
Jerry Van Megert. Allan Wayne
Meissner, David Morton Merchant
im-isMit-i , luoi jioiiou .uniimiii,
Sally Atkins Merrill. Donna Mane
Meyer. Charles R. Miller, Donald !
W. Miller, Darlene Miller, Marcene
i . a..n t-i... r;... n..bl
ijCr u,iaa tcumr ,u,rui.
Aliee Lillian Nees. Erie Rein-
hold Nelte, Phyllis Marie Newland,
gtar Lyle Nugent
0. P. Q, R
Lane Edward Olson, Eileen An
nette Osko. Sherrie Lee Otjen.
Vernon Duane Paoenfus. Bettv
Paris, Wallace Russell Park,
Richard Terry Parsons, Bruce
Blaine Patterson, Ruthann Patton,
Jeremy Lee Pekar. Douglas Lloyd
Peters, Arlan Wales Peterson,
Yvonne Pool, Ronald Roy Porter,
Bernice Puhlman.
Karlene Quistad.
Betty Jane Reichcnbcrgcr, Mar
garet L. Reid, Irvin Richard Rein
hard, Judith Rae Remington, Larry
Edward Rhoads, Julia Kay Rich,
Sandra Ross Ricket, Darrel Kay
Rickman, Jo Anne Ricks, Myrna
Jo Robinson, Allen Uwis Rolland,
Michael Raymond Rolow, Ladley
A. Ronning, Janice Arlene Roseler.
Richard Lee Rosen, Mary LaVcIle
Ross. .
S, T
IiVini'ic tltirhort Qannriorc HaP.
; lene Mae Savage. Edward Menry
schpiripi up wvn k M'nuip trap
, 1 "
. n cuucii ovuii, iitimiici moi son,
rn.vhn Fronl. Kafnurv Shnfr.r
j Barbara Jeane Sharpe, Gladys Ann
j Sherfield, Jerald Lloyd Shipman,
i Barbara J. Smith, Duane R. Smith.
Manet Smith, Joyce Ann Smith, l.e-
and F. Smith, Mary Jo Smith, j
Robert Allen Smith, Nancy Elaine ,
' Snider,
Bcttie Catherine Snook, j
m.- t- I. .:
John
nn
i vens, onaryn i.ee aim nan.
) Judith Sharlene Strain. Margie
1 ? ... t,..i,.,i.,,i r,n tnn,.n
! , T Z' juHith'
,Tmnlelrai R.i kie .In Temnll'tOll.
.,' i, ;.i
i. ... , n i
""""" ' " f .'
I Lee inorne, juuan negan inrus-
, shjrll,y Mae Thuln John
'Bertram Trelstad. Wava June
I Trout. Susan Churchill Trueblood.
Jeanne Antoinette Turenne.
; v, W, I
! .ianne Kav Van Cleave.
- , ,
Lawrence 'l,ee Wacken. Mary
jane Va, Beverly Jean Walls,
Bruce Monroe Walton, Elisabeth'
Brinham Walton. Ray Allen Waltz, i
I
ii u l u'i.i bona uttniwv .i.-..r.
IUIIUIU I j , 0 1 1 ill "hv ni'v
vvaver Ronald 11. Welton. 1'atri-
,.la Annp wt,ean. Sali Marie While,
'Joan i.aVerne Wickslrom, Loren
K(1ward Wi!rnx, Robert Devon
wj, AnK(.a Jeane Willard,
Van.., V VA'ilhirH 1 cHnv l-'.nt'le
uiii.a. ' u-e.lvn 'u..ih Williamt
io.,n V.iii.. e-Hrfie I. w,i.
, aJU.talll" niiiiliiii,'"", a...... ... ..
ison , r, w j R h t Windecker,
char,ps , wjnKpr A Wool.
I r.i I i n... ill. .If
"l" .,' ,,i,.r.
i .wjcjCr
, 'w,c
sons
in
Texas Flood
A MA HI LLC Tex. - Eight
were rescued by boat early Fri
day when the waters of ram-swollen
Carrizozo Creek swept through
rtbr
VniPT at wihdnwsill revet.
TU.. nnnnln uhn lilO n3f TpV- "
" i""i"' " "
line, lex . were resiued after six
inrhes nf rain and 10 inches Ol
I I U..I 1..II... ,n iKn r.,a n ir
11,111 noil nun n hi in c.m ...v.
the last 48 hours.
The two farm were located ap-
nenimii..iv ia miles sinithwest of
j.. ......
the h'"hway which runs Irmn lex-
line, Te to Sedan. N. M . close
t the New Mexico-Texas line
Apiiroxiiiiatelv 250 acres of
farm and creek bolton land were
reported covered by water Irom
i-m- it, r.- n--.-,- -rT-,-.,,.
eralions were reported continuing
Kndav lor liirml'iri and n'.lur
i property at the two farms.
New York Closing Stocks
Reported T
Merrill I yne.i firm. fanner arte Haane
o
Admilal Corp
Al Chcm A D.ve
Allied Sir.
Allu Cham
11
110'
. 41',
. SI
Grn Dvnamii'i
Gen Food
(ien Motors
Alcoa
110'
Ren Tirt
!;im.Ud ::lltM?"
Am Can -
Am rvn
7r
Am tat
VuISa
UnarCopprr '
4.1', ICIlrtrtTn
71, , Cioodru h
7 iGoiid.veiir
44', 'Grtcr W R .
nn'a ifirt No Ay .
1si,:Crl Wt Siis
M'i ,Grf hniind . .
7J , Gulf Oil
n I - H
ISJ i Hoitilak M .
's'.i I
I Int -Harvrt . .
Aimco
Atrhttnn Top
veo
"
In! Nickl
lilt I'anfr .
"dl" A1
so
Htin sn
Bwint Air
Klg w.rn
iiurvrui
Burrn Addm
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MarTyP '..
ia J l
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h'!M'k0si f
Chi nw Hy
in-.
m1, j
Wt Juhns-Mans
W iJonea Si M SM
.. 42', j
. Kalwr Alum .
KrilnK,il
j Krrn Land
.. Jl '. I.lhhv MrN .
- 12 t l.iti Mvera .
. . 71', of (ilaw
IS l.(Kkhfrrl Air
41 '( xxw t Inc
. M i Br II A
. SI Lorillard
. . li I
, M
. 3S'4 ' Manavnx
.. !' : Mm. n Field
Hv
Cltlci Srrv
M Ac M Wood
Mrji'k A- Co .
Mont Chun
VoiU Ward .
Mutorola . .
An-';'"" M"1J'
6i,
41'.
utn,
.
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. 40 '
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.. "8
45'.
114',
84'.
31'.
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Natl Bivull
Nail Cash Rr(
Natl Dairv
Nail Ulitllt
Nail Gpum
Nail Lrad
Natl Supply
('"m 0,1
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j NY Central
, ! No Am Avia
I No Par Rv
IS'. : VW Airlin.
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Kv
i4
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Pabco
Pac G A El
Pai- T & T
Pan Am Air .
Pnny J C
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lum
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Ratal)
tonstihrytntv
iWholraali! prir rans from
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small
to I rtnu ovar Burma pncoi
m A
poi'LTRT
.
i..oiorpa nina
Leghorn Hma . ..
Colored Fry- ...
Colored Roantert
Old Roosters
I , . rp .
1 II I'M 1111111 HUMS
(Zilka SiritherA; Co Inc I
Birt Asked
Alfiliated Tund 5 9S 47 .
Canadian fund ...IS 83 10 3S
Centurv Share. Truit 2.104 24 SI
Chemical Tund IS aj 17 91'
Delaware f'lnd 1ft SS Ills
Diver Invent. Fund . . ft IS 10 01 1
Dividend Sharea I 7 J 00 1
Katon Si H. Bal. rund 1179 U 311
Ga.. Ind USt 15 OS
Group Tobairn 4 20 4 SJ
Inrorp. Inventon 43 10. IS
Key Cutt. Tunda:
B-.1 19 15 MS9
B-4 10W 11.92
K-l KM 11140
S-2 12 U 1.1 23 I
S-4 , 10 09 II 04 1
Man Bond Fund : 8 09 B SS
Mass. Invest. Trust - 33 48 MIS;
Nail. Sec. Series: '
Income Serlei S 19 S 77 .
Slock Series S 35 9 13 1
Pref. Stuck Serlea 8 71 9 52:
Nail Div Serlei 4 70 5 14
Natl (irotvlh . 5 99 S.SS
Pioneer Fund 13 SO 15 00,
Tel -Eire. Fund 11 42 Z 45 1
Value Line Inc Tund 02 S SS i
Wellington Fund 13 4ft 14.60 1
Western Securities
(ZllKa. Smither Si Co. Inc. I
These hid and Jk notations rep-
resent prices at which one or mo' .
"Xi,,,n or
would tiad.' with the eenerai public
at the time Ihe Olllltjtlona Were .
ai in, lime loe uoot, mm .cie
Lastaile Plvwood . 334 36',!
t'onsol FreiEliI 15 Ifii .
Iron Fireman
, it's '' s
21', 2:i',
15 II'.',
40', 44
fil'j Hli'i
... 2R', :il',
... SS 2S
JllnUv i, cm.
Meier a- Frank
Mornson-Knudsen
'!' r'. 'T'VL
Poor K Talbot
Portland ;.i A Cnke
:ui'.. :i;i',
22', 24',
Tort
lien. Kier
ranks
;ft,nk , Alnfnca
Bank of California
:nh"'!'in
.35',
.IS1,
T 7Si.
si', ss',lMar
SO'a OATS
73's 7S'4!Julv
I Sept.
r iri .t..iM,n.i,
First Nit Cltv NY .......
V. S. National
siw-LH nm! HmwU
Bm ,d Th Associate Pre..
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14 (I
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84 4
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induct, rail
A I 1) I
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P IH 5 141 n
5 I in f
2, 'li .' I.i I 4
2-.'2! l.l4
275 ; liS I
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II 4
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Month ao
Ver aeo
i'i:,(i Mini
1'iss u.u-
I'lS.I lllB'i
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710 IH',1
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75 2 I'll '
716 lil 6
75 7 IHI 5
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Dow Jonrs Avrraprs
NKW YllHK iAIN-Ili' J.mps
tloma lii k av.-rajr,-
Hie1' I.. "'-' '
.HI Inris 477 7'l 460 .:1 17:! 11
;n Hll l"6"i 1"I21 I1 i '
15 I'lils S3 Ml 65 II 651.1
("iiraj:o Ifiillrr-Kfy:
rmr Ar.n , Al-.-rsDAi
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changed to ', lower A A
A "2 511-5" 2.7. B 90 5fi 75-57 25,
". -
' I -5
. . -
FSRS
har.li' strariv 'o weak:
i iflllng pnrrs unrlvinfrd
. '
!o 1 1
in?! fill prr nil
1. i-xlra uirdiiiMi
A ,.Mr.i i,ik
ass-.is
i.odaKl :iS 75. -rn k- XI i.
-
( I1RISTIANS (.KT MI.4S0
NEW YdllK . The fund (or
Ihe republic has made a t.ll.lao
grant to the 'ongrc national Chris-
ll..,,,, i......, ,
lion I" uu reasr eilut .ilmtial
work
und al
improving r.n ,.il
relations,
Phllro Cnrp IJ
Phil Murm .. 4J
Phil Wlrol ...i .!'
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. 47,
. 40 ',
Proc A, Gam '
Put M Pa L
Puro Oil
Radio Corp ....
Havonicr Inc
: Rrpub Stl
RfvnnWf Mfl
. SI
Rlrhtlrlrt O
Ha Roal Dutch ..-
3i
Kafrway Sir M. ,
hi Ju U-au
Si I. A SV Rv ...
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I Sim Ian Oil
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Union Oil
I'nion Pat Ry
I'm Aircraft
I'nl Air Uitirt
I'm Corp
Unl Fruit . ..
CR Plvwood ...
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41',
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Wah Wa'fr P
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Western Air . .
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Portland livestock
PORTLAND Ufi-USDA-Cattle
salable for week 1.275; market
uneven; fed steers, heifera active.
, fully steady: cows Wrgely grass
an kinds, slow-fully 1.00 lower on an
'I j increased supply: bulla weak -SO
lower; two loads high choice with
I some prime 1.057 It 1,109 ro steers
. this week 21.00; other choice
steers 19 50-20 50; good steers
i mostly 18.00 19.00; commercial
J0 1 1R 00-17.50; utility down to 12.00:
.is high choice heifers lacking, mostly
' choice 19 00; good kinds 17.00
f, 1 18 00; utility - commercial 11.00-
16.50; canner and cutler rows
I7DO - 0 50, earlier sales to 10 00;
jutilit;- cows 10 00-12 00, Monday to
! 12.50; few young commercial cows I
early 13.00-50; utility-commercial
bulls 15 0-16.50; cutters 12 00-
Calves salable dr week S7S
market slow; vealcrs mostly 2d
lower; slaughter calves about
steady: choice vealers 20 00-22.00.
few early 23.00-24.00; good grades
17.00-19.00; commercial 13.00-16.;
good 40-50 lb calves 17.00-18.0;
cull calves and vealers down to
80
Hogs salable for week 1,950;
market slow, opened 1.00-25 higher
but midweek sales 25-50 lower
with closing sales 50-1.00 lower;
sorte lots U.S. No. 1-2 100-235 lb
Iff 00, No. 2-3 250-270 lb butchers
around 100 lb feeder pigs 14.50-
16.00.
Sheep salable for week 2,975;
market moderately active; spring
slaughter lambs aroi id 1.50 lower;
old crop lambs 1 00-2.00 lower;
good-choice springers 22.ao-23.50
wlier 24.50-25.00;
good-choice old crop No. 2-3 pelt
. u- ir to m .1..
I u .rn.iw.
'7-00. ee
choice offerings lot
uu, une lot fiiusuy
ewer sreardyr-cull-
is 2 00-4.50.
Chirago Grain
CHICAGO (APi
Open
Close
WHEAT
.1 ul v
Se(.t.
Dec.
Mar
r'ORN
2 04', -04
2ns',.,
2 tin.',.',
2 0SV'
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2 07-117',
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71'.
1 W',-23
1 2.1
1 25',-',
1 28
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2 6V,-',
2 50',-',
1 51',-',
2 511',
July
I M'i
1 S2',
I .17',
I 40
SS'j
67',
70',
71'.
I 21",
I 24
1 26',
SI',
's
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'sept.
Wei-
Mar
RYE
Julv
Dec
Mar SOYBEANS
Julv
1 2H
3 I.V-14
2 7-(l',
2 SI1,
2 1.1 ',
2 57
Srrit.
Nov
J.in
Mai
Chicago Uvoslook
cmrAr.n iapi-iI'sdai Rai.
ahle hoas 6 000; aneral markel f
lv artiv'. steadv In mosllv 25 his'icr
on hiitcli i. op more at i )oe. mihi
"tnrlv to 25 hteber No I lo .1 l'ai.
225 Ih hii', i,rr IS(in-25. No 2 and
.1 I'll-2611 lb 17 50-1R OH. 270 .110 III
IS 7.-.-17 50. t r.O-1 nil II) 1550-17 HI.
sous 1 4 75-in IHI
r.r!'!r lono i.ihrs ?oo: iicf .lift
hi ,1(1
Ml'TK
!i;,(l. i-ii'a- ''cii'l '
holli w.'.ik, a'.ei 1 ISJ l"A -
v i (inn.e leil hrlfi i. i,(i 'u ;'.' I'll
I'l-iT .mil lu-itrri I7 25-2D5H u'.il''
anil i'i.inin.'rn:il rrnn II 50-1 I
r.iriiifrt and riitrrs lfl(IO-l;;25 hull-
I l i .' I 1WI ..I,.,t.. ,l.r. Ill no 'M no
Sheep 20. nmnmallv sieariy; j iod
slii.t " "Id i 'op, lanihs m Hi i Mil N
1 p-H 22 1,0 itioin slauahlrr fi
:l 50-51)11. t
Market at (fiance
STVV YfiRK 'APi
S'n( k MtX-'l. M'
ird
r.-,i i....i
rmn-nls hig.h
Irade demand
t'olli.n
i uu Ai.r
Wnrat
.,rl
Very ueak: enandm
. .
"' '
0.il. Wr.ik.
So. bean
i ii rr
Hi, i'- ili,iilv
down Wllh w''eal
WV.ik. soybean oil
25
hifhp! ,
I,.. SIS 25 .
( a'tl, S'i, rs inn'
t"i 22 0o
( Jiicat'O Onion
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; '1 j I'l
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I January
1.37 rrr
Stocks Close "
On Mixed Note -
Kf W VDRK If) A alran
-ijl'ily. bad sinking spell and ij
,43'J stretch of Irregular price mov-
1 nienta left the stock market In iH,
(mixed pattern Friday. v
J On the average, the market tor
- 4.1', jits fifth straight setback af truH
- JJ.Jweek but among leading issues -3
' ' 73'. i the winners and losers were pret
- 104'. ly fven!y divided. ' '
The Associated Prena average,?
m, of M stocks declined M rents la4.';
$177.40. with the industrial com-
ponefit up 10 cents, the rails down
cents ana me uuiiiie town wc
cents. , o
Of 1.161 issues traded thtrt ?f
were J!W advances and 122 de
clines. There were t new
high K
owa .
for Jhe year and IM new lows.
Among the IS most active aj
stocks, however, there were eight.
advances, five declines and twd?
unchanged
Volume totaled 1 STfl fmf) aharM
compared with J, COO. one Thursday.
"iSelling Drops j
Grain Prices
, '
niirir.n ia a ..u.it... '..' c
ing movement sent all grains low-
er on the Board of Trade Friday.
wheat and old crop soybeans
, were the main targets for the sell- ',
'JJjilng but nothing was able to es-
cape.
Whpat
closed t'-JH lower,
corn 1 S-2 lower, eats H I i
lower, rye 1 H I lower, soy- J
beans 1 -J S lower and lard 2)
to 25 cents a hundred pounds low- '
er
The selling carried July wheat
down to a point where it wai only
1 'i cents above the 22.00 mark. '
Alain reason for the selling was ,
the belief receipts of cash wheat
at southwestern markets will be -,
heavy Monday, possibly leading to
hedging pressure.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND (Jl Butterfal -
Tentative, subject t Immediatt
change--Premium quality, deli. "'''
ered in Portland. 10 63 lb; first,"'
quality S7-M; second quality 53-35. '
Butter-Wholesale, f ab. bulk V
mwi w w i.viroa.ci m ui sin nnt ,
92 score, 59' j; A grade, 92 score, :'"
58i: B grade 90 scort 57; C padi .
89 score. 55. "I
Cheese lo wholesalers Oregon
singles, 41-46 lb; Oregon 5-lb loaf, '
43H-50.
Eggs To wholesalers Candled
fob. Portland. A large. 44-45; A
medium. 40-40lt: K small 30-30'i.
Eggs--To retailertGrade AA,
large. 49-50; A Urge. 4M7: AA -1
medium. 43; A medium, 42; A
small, 32. Cartons, 2 3 cents add '''
tional. . .1.'.
Eggs To consumer AA large,
m-5; a large, 53-57; AA medium, ' -50-55;
A medium, 49-54; A small, .
39-44. , '.!
Live poultry N. 1 tntalityv if'
fob. Pdrtland Fryers. Jti-4 lbs,
24-244; at farm. 23's-24; light jm
hens, 17-1 at farm: heavy hens, t
17-K at farm; old roosters, 11-12.
Turkeys To producer!, I v aj
weight fryers, 27-28; breeder tur
kav hinc evisr-araf V) hraeHar
toms, 39-40. . j
Rabbits Average to growers
Live white. 34-44 lbs. 23-X; 14 f
lbs, 18-21; old colored pelt 4 cents
loss; old does, 10-U, few higher. ,
Fresh killed fryers to retailers, 58-'
60; cut up, 62-65. '"
Wholesale Dressed Meats
Beef carcasses Steers, choice, '
34.00; commercial, 29.00 31.00;
34 00; commercial, 2900 3100;
cows. 250-30 0; Utility. J4.0O-
21.00; canners and cutters, 22.00- '''
25 00. !'
Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind
quarters. 4200-46 W; rattfldt
39 00-43 00; full loins, trimmea.
61.00 - 67.00; forequarters, 36.00- ' .
M 00; chucks, 28 00 - 31.00; ribs, "
42.00-46.00. vV
Pork cuts Loins, choice, HI
lh so nn-.'M oft- ahoulders. 1 lbs. '' t
44 0; fresh hsms, 10-14 lbs. 46 00-
52 00. "r
Veal and calves Good-choice, '
all weights, 32.00-45.00; commer- '-'
eial. 28 00-40 00. "' -
Spring lambs Choice-prime, 40- ..
50 lbs , 48.00-50.00. '
Lambs Choice. 40-50 lbs. 41.00- "
44 00; good. 37 00-42 00.
Wool Nominal, clean basis, H
bloof, 1.00-05; H blood, 1.03-08; H
blood. 1.12-18; fine. 1.17-23.
Country-dressed Meats, f.t.b.
Portalnd:
Reef-Cows utility. 24-26 lb;
I cutters, 20-22. .
Veal Top quality, lightweight,
32 34; rough heavies, 20-30.
Hogs-Best light blockers, 26-27; ,
lean light sows, 20-23.
Lambs Good yearlings, 30-35;
top grade springers, 44-48. , ,
Mutton Lightweight ewes and
, Wethers, 12-14; rough heavies,
8-10.
Fresh Produrf
Onions Ore. Danvers, No. l","
iiied. 2 00-50; Texas yellows, lge, .
f'otatoes Central Ore. I.ussets.
No 1 A, 100 lbs, VKV75, few 8, );
No 2. :' lbs. I 7.V2 10: bales N'o. '
Is. s-io 'lis. J 15-50; Klamath Dis-;
tntt Itussets. No. 1A. (.00-30;
Idaho Itussets. bales, 5-10 lbs, 3 50-
4 00; Calif. Long Whites, No. 1A,
100 lbs. 5 .VI-6 01). few to 6 25.
Hay New crop. No. 2 green
alfalfa, haled, fob. Portland,
4:1 (Kl 4ti on Ion, some sales higher.
Portland (,raiii
IMMtJLAXJ) .f Coarse grains
15 - day shipment, bulk, coast
deliverv
():,is. No 2. .18 Ih white 58 00-50
Barley. No 2. 45 lh B-Vt 4150
Corn. No 2. E-V shipment ' 70 00
Wheat 'hid', to arrive market.
basis No 1 bulk, delivered coast:
Soft While 2 17
Soft While 'excluding ftexi 2 17.
White Cliib . J.17
Hard Red Winter:
Ordinary 2 17
in per cent """ 2 17
11 pi t. , cent 2 2.1
Friday's ear receipts Wheat
5.1 barlev 5. flour ! i
1 , nidi I l id T.
cum (. oats
aauk.