22-(Sec IV) Statesman,
Habton Re ports t
Short Crops Seen
As Aid to Surplus
: BABSON PARK, Msaa. rrosi present esrtr lodicstioiu,
Mother Natur aaay b el torn assistaoe ttu yrtr to kmod
lovcrnaseftt oUcul svot to sniio vrburee1 Uspajers
w reduciBf lara ssirpiuaea. My tint urwr e the 1M rrpp
outlook pouts t Ibt est prospect I eVexe erv Her
4u MHB4I SSS,
rv.
."or i"'"" 11111
ansae . Mm
For U UH
Um of
killMakaaM
ike buis
fltXMaaj))
t r at
tariaf eras
ksnkehv a I
Kl.IM.tM
ml
bankers, total
- a. ft
. Ira ta doist well ia son
fc.Jl conditio aa at Jun I was T percent of stars,, v jared
with 74 perteot a Jun 1. M aad i:h IV nuear atrt
'el 13 prrreat Thi rould meaa aa eu;t'4r ;jr -a:ir.
, r cedn th ahosatrrai crop e4 .3.!r. tsaheU
, produced last year Thia iid b uf!icieBt K aU re-.re-.
. Dtnta.
? H ta tincerUin at this writing juM hat f(ert the overt
int i Soil Bank program will havt ou producuon oi con
j and anybeant ttu vear, but my lorecat u. ao very much
lA apriBf, eora (armer indicaied that they intended to plant
aa acreage JS percent imaller than in 15 when the crop
"amounted ta S.1M.8M.00O buhel the tth Urit of record.
MGivea tawable weather conditioM, I b 1 1 i e the Com Belt
Swill 0 to towi t(im thii year. Meanwhile. I forecirt higher
' average prices for old-crop corn, and loer price for new
"Tcrop corn this falL
Last ipriag fanaera Indicated iatenUoM to plaat a record
JVtt,m acres t saykeaBa p 11.1 perceat Irani the preTs
TU recwrd. Nothing has since occurred, as far as I know, to
' materially after these latcwtioas. If weather readlioa remala
fsTorable. the 1 crop r soybeans ceuld easily top 49..
Ot.tM hatbels aad set a ew record for Ibis nonder bean.
"Total supplies far 1S5U57 ahaald not. however, prove burden
' aosse, la view of the government support program aad aa
eipected heavy velume of total consamptioa. Some prk
weakness could develop this fall, with recovery to follow.
Th U. 8. cotton crop is making generally favorable progress.
It ia too early in the season, however, to form any hard and
'.last opinion as to the final size. Possible insect dsmage must
W. Moknnail kalMll nnw anri hlrvent time PhTntinCS
.-i.lhii year wera officially restricted to a total of only 17.437.000
s t acres. Aa recently as in 1931. farmers planted 28.195,000 acres
to cotton. No record crop will he grown on the relstively sms'l
;5i acreage, but & may turn out to be larger than the cut in
acreagt would indicate. ,
Farmers la recent yean have learned the art of lateasive
s.nltlvatioB of "gettlag the tMatest ant of the leastest." It Is
a tafl bet that Dixie will follow this procedure la cotton this
year. Evea a reductiea to only U.Wt.tWO bales would not g
Uery far toward catting the millions of -bales la gaverament
tofcaads. Tat eotloa rablesa la still far front solution.
'SZ 1b tbf past aeveral year. American farmers as a whole
Jtav taken It "on the chin' price wise. In th last fes months, how
over, th average of farm prices has been edging upward. Barring
i severe business recession, which 1 am not now forecasting
' for 19M, I believ that th farm price decline for this cycle
"1s about over. Th Roil Bank plan and other remedial measures
yt to b found and applied should go far toward correcting
Cth errors of th past In agriculture, although some small and
'" lncIUcient farmers mav et hurt in the healing process.
7ifc. . tCopyrlfht 1S6S Publiihert Flnncll Bureau Inc.)
.!" '". " ' " '
Jlorn Futures
Jake-tap
,lHii;At.o un - a reversal jojm (ttend a three-day sales con
'jayernment policy on selling eon urtnet to be held by the com-
to ui aomestie maraei tent oio'p,ny at the Del Coronado Hotel
yrop corn lutures up on in coaro
, Trade Thursday. I
' July soybeans broke more than'
J i cent, -Wheat and ry. held
i Wheat closed t lower .to
'higher, corn H-1 higher, oats
'H higher, ry Ik lower to v high
er, soybean m-54 lower add
Iard I to 10 cents i hundred
.
.pwndi higher.
tUilcago Livestock
ns
rwCAGO (API usda-Hon i week. The figure is about $l,-j 'porr- cuts-Loins choice d-i
rTaJO; atswdy on butrhers: tnwi closed 1 J00 000 over that nf il u u n.
dlradvtoMloweribuikNo. IndEiSUU UW 0Ver 1021 01 UM' 1'. 51 00-, i3 00: shoulders, 16 Ihs.
.M-2M lb. butchers 1S.7I-180O: top "We get some satisfaction in down, 30.00-34.00; sparrribs, 43 00
T, .L1"!' r.0?. thinking that the size of our tax 45 00; fresh hams, 10-14 lbs. 5100-
H00-,,":bill ($100 a minute around the 53 00.
'..Cattle. 1.000; calves JM; ateera and c'oclt " year 'onE 'v'rfnce Veal and calves Good-choice,
heitera steady to 53 lower; cows of the economic importance of all weights. 3100-36 00; commer
teady to is lower; bulls fully ateady; i our railroad to the territory we cial. 26 00-34 00
vrrlera slaady to 1.00 lower; atockeri .., ., ..,j '. o - i i. r-i.
kwM tatdera weak; choica steers is 2S-,scrve- Russell commented. Soring lamh Choicp-pnmc. 40-
ji; good to low choice sieera 17 so
uu.i,r.nrc7mm:r!
-ieaws 18.7t.tS 00; canneri and cutter
MS-U.1S; bulll 14.5S-1IO0; food and
Choice Vealers 1S.00-20 CO; him food
800 lb. yearling atock steers IS 23-
la.sa,
Sheep
US', ateady to weak,
most
ambs
prime natlv serine
JOC13 00: cull to low (nod 13.00
It; thorn awes 150-4 50
.''
Xhicago Grain
CHICAGO (APl-
CLOSi
2 08'.
I 10',
J 14',
IIS
1 4B',-'!
1 S0,
1 3d'.-',
'Wheat
Jtily
it
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Mar -Corn
July
Sep
Dee
Mar
Data
Ovily
Sep
tfr
Pv
My
.p
Dee
Mar
Soybeanl
July
Sep
Nov
Jan
Mar
107',-OS
211',-',
M4,.l,
Ill's
I 4S-4S',
HI',
I.M's
1 43'.
S8,
87",-',
70',
73 '
1,
114-24',
. 127',
Ill's
3 01 -01 i a
147',
2 55-54,
JM'.-'s
ISO'.
1431,',
87-88',
',
71'.
73'.
1 2.T,
1 2.T,
1 27',
1 31',
1 95-85',
2 84', 84
1 52,-S3
1 5
2 58
Chicago Onions
frlCHICAOO, Onions (API
VI Open High Low Clone
ffi (nMt 180
Mov (new) tss l"S f I S3
reran 1.14 J IS J ns i
Feb 2.39 2.40 2 38
Chicago Butter-Eggs
rmCAOO (AP) Butter ateady:
wholesale aelllng prices unchanged;
AAA S score MOO-59 28; A 92 59.110-
5 25; S 58.75-57 25; C 89 55 00-58 08.
;( weak; wholesale selling prices
t to t tower; extra large 43 00-35 SO;
.4Wtra medium 30.75-31 SO: standards
II 00-11 SO; check! 27 00-28 00. .
VW.IDE RILE ELECTRONIC
-.MONTREAL I - Prof. Gerald
iaW. Tsrnell of McGill University
"Stas invented an electronic slide
rule that comes up with answers
to trdioiM math problem within
a irrnute. It is being used In a
vlPBterni radar study by the t'.S
,evr Force, rarneu u an
' ajumnui. -
Safcm, Ore, Frt, June 22, 5fl
WSr ifWlJHiak.
nttthr ul Ml
SMel tk
Mark. Mm t
ti m
sa4Messdesji
t Ito SHassitT M
I semn fra
m rre it is
lanw a! iU Mt.tM
eieert, lW asi I V trtf of
aVs mM tW sl"e
Www. flat W Mal Jsats I
sastfaV r w
are. !ea fc ia ecVrs. It eer-
Mueller Will Attend
Sale Conference
Alfred 0. Mueller, represents
tivt of the Lincoln National Life
Insurance Company and a mem-
L.. . tk, r f Clan, AaAnw
jn Coronado, Calif., June J4-Z7,
.
-neii
gp'g XflX Bill
For '55 Over
$53 Million
i I
t 0 u
PORTLAND The Southern Ps-!
cifie railroad paid out more than gj OO 73 00; forcquarters. 27 oo
$53,500,000 in taxes for last yrar, a no- chucks, 30 00-32 00; ribs,
President D. J. Russell sid this tt nnuR nn
- 1 Among the tax beneficiaries are
'2.0 district,. Russell nc;
I ted. The school units are shsring 1
a $23,787,000 bonanza with 1 325
.,-n. -... i uu
ml,lln''Ous districts and with
eight states, 232 counties snd 574
cities, he added.
Riaeest chunk of the SP tax
money more than $18,000,000-
will go to the federal government
under the Railroad Retirement
Act. Uncle Sam will get another
$9,000,000 in Income taxes and
about $1,800,000 in unemploy
ment taxes.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND i - Coarse grBins,
15-day shipment, hulk, coast deliv
ery: Oats No. 2. 38 lb white ST.liO
58.00. Barlev No 2. 45 lb B W.
49 00-49 50. Corn No. 2. E. Y ship
ment 70 23.
Wheat 'bid' to arrive market,
basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast:
Soft White 2.0M; Soft While ex
cluding Hexi 2 09: W hite Club 2 IN
Hard red winter: Ordinary 2 Oil;
10 per cent 2.09; II per cent 2 16;
12 per cent 2 22.
Car receipts: Wheat 29: barley
9: flour 7; corn 3; oals 1; null teed
t.
'Investment Trusts
i7.llka Smither A Cn. Inr I
AlKfd
ate,
Bid
8 1)8
19 78
13 18
17 31
II 05
S 40
284
22 2
14 14
4 25
871
19 18
10 9.1
9 57
1241
10 41
I OS
34 95
IS
8 81
8 78
4 78
825
13 99
1178
. 804
list
II
J j. Affiliated Fund
vanauian runn
21 38
21 98
Century Shares Trust
Chemical Fund
18 71 :
Delaware fund
Diver. Invest. Fund
Dividend Shares
Katun At H. Ral. Fund
Gas. Ind
Group Tohact-o
Incorp. Investors
Key Cuat. Fund.:
B-3
B-4
K-l
S-2
IS -4
Man. Bond Fund
Man. Invest. Trust
Natl. See. Series:
Income Series . .
Stock Series
Pref. Stock t.
Natl. Dlv. Series .
Natl. Growth
Pioneer Fund
u
10
3 12
23
15
4 87
10 35
2(1 90
II 93
10 45
1.1 54
11 37
S 82
37
MIT value Une Inc. fund
I Wellington fund
Stock Market
Rises Sharply
WW YORK lV-Tht ad
tbc aad liveliest tradiBj sine
June U wai staged by tb atock
market Tbunday.
Tlx medium-sited rally waa a
refrhmf chant (ram the small
trading swings that marked th
previous til sessions.
Th Associated Pru average
of at storks advanced It M ta
I.C with th Industrials op
ln. U rati up ti lt and th
jutihtie unchanged.
There wer S3 advance and
M decline among the t ill issues
traded .TVr ere 21 sew highs
(or th year and t? new lows.
i Vohime at 1 C6 On shares com
pared wsa I.O.m Wednesday
and was the hyrneil ince June 15 :
tocL ami Bonds
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avsai;ss
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Portlaiul Produce
Butterfat -
PORTLAN'D uf
Tentative, subject t o immediate
change Premium quality, deliv
ered in Portland. 60-43 lb; first
quality 57-4: second quality 52-S.V
Butter Wholesale, fob bulk
cubes to wholesalers Grade AA,
92 score. S9'i: A grade. 91 score,
SS',: B grade 90 score 57: C grade
i,
score.
Cheese To wholesalers Oregon
singles. 41-46 lb; Oregon S-lb loaf.
-,u
v,"sw-
fLggsTo wholesalers-Candled
fob Portland. A laree. 4.1-444' i-
A. medium, 38-40' j; A small, 27
29' j.
KI To retailers Grade AA
large, 48-49; A large. 4S-46: AA
medium, 42-43; A medium. 41-42;
A small, 29-31. Cartons, 2-3 cents
additional.
Eggs To consumers A A large,
54-59; A large, 5l-,; A A medium.
. .."J:.. ..... . it
si-32; A meuium, io-di, n siuau
36-41.
Live
poultry No. 1 quality,
f o b. Portland-Fryers. 2',-5 I b s,.Chrysier
23- at farm. 22-22't: light hens. Cities Serv
15 at farm; heavy hens. 17-19 al jumxp',y
(arm; old roosters, 11-12. Cora Cola
Turkevs To producers Live Colgate
weight fryers, 27-28; breeder credit
. . . . j . Comw Edison
turkey hens, eviscerated, 30-31; (-nns F.ttion
breeder toms, 39-40. i Container,
Rabbits-Average to growers- 11
Live white. 3J.-4'i lbs. 20-23; 5- rrln, t
lbs. 15-18: old colored Delts 4 cents Crown Zell
lies'; old does. 10-12. few higher.
rresn ainea irj'ers to retailers, so-
S; cut up, 2-3.
Wholesale Dressed Meats 1
Beef carcasses Steers, choice,
500-700 lbs. 33 50-38.00; good, 34 00-
36.50; standard, 31.00-35 00; com
mercial cows, 25 00-29 00; utility.
23.00-27.00; canners and cutters,
21 00-24.00.
wri vuis 'viiuivr aims' iiimu
quarters. 45 00-49 00; rounds
42 nn-4X nn- fii 0ina trimmed
50 ,bs- 4100-46 00; good. 43 00-
on
. . Wl
ool Nominal, clean basis,
"loot
1 00-05: blood. 1 03-06
hloorl 1 17. IF.
Diooa. 1 12-16
osintry-t
fine. 1 17-23.
dressed Meals, f e h
Portland: .
Beef Cows, utility. 23 25 lb
cutter. 19 21.
Veal Tnp quality. iKhlweight
2 : rotmh heavies. 20 26
Hogs Best light blockers. 25-26
lean light sows, 18-20
Lambs Top grade springers.
38-40: good yearlings. 30-32
Mutton Lightweight ewes snd
wethers, 11-13.
Fresh Produce
Onions Calif. Yellows, med, 50
lb sk. 5 00-35: white. 5.00-23
Potatoes Calif Long Whiles.
n 1-A, 10 nz mm, 100 lbs. mostly
7.50-8 00: No. 2s. mostly (.25-75.
Hay New crop No. 2 green
alfalfa, baled, fob Portland,
nnmimillly 35 00-38 00 ton New
crop prices not established
1'ortlaml Livestock 1
I PORTLAND iifi-ifSDAi-Catlle
salable 123; holdover 113, largely
fed steers arriv int; too lale (or
Wednesday's market ; mar ket
! rrther slow, (ew loads fed sleers
about steady considering (ill; cows
not fully developed, few sales
steady to weak: around 2'i loads
high choice' (ed sleers 1.152 Ihs
22.25; part load 1.278 lb 21.75: few
standard snd good steers 17 00-
19 00; utility steers 12 00 -15 00;
.heilers scarce, scattered sales
v, standard and utility 14 00-18.00;
30 cutter and utility cows 9 00-12.50,
few utility bulls lfi.SO; individual
80
45 -
17 00: few cutter bulls 13 50-14 00.
Calves salable 50; scattered early
si les good and choice tealers
steady at 17 00-21 00; little done on
lower grades.
Hogs salable 300: few early
sales H. S. Nos. 1 and 2. 180-215 lbs
butchers 19.00-19 50; little done on
78 1 No. 3 butchers; few, 300-450 lb
I sows 12.00-15.50.
Sheep salable 300; market not
J. fully tested early
few sales good
i m and choice spring slaughter lambs
" "lanoui steady at Wednesday s i.oo within (ive years, Rep. James h.
I'JjjtVclinc, 18.50-19.00; one lot good j Van Zandt iR-Pa'. a member nf
tmi shorn yearlings 13.50; few cull and the joint rommittee on atomic en
14 ss I utility twes 1.00-3.50. lergy, estimates.
DAfLYf CROSSWORD
ACKOM
L Applaud
i.KeruM .
fgrapaa
f . A greoa waed
taaaiada
14. Coiulet.
lattoa
11 A kome rua
(Baaeball)
11 Play
14. Ptec out
IS Charge lor
service
14 Regius
Profeuor
(abbr )
17. To rankle
20. Strike
21 Abounding
in ore
23. The ri.
and (all
of ocean
21 Krightta
Scot )
27. Btahop
DOWJf 21.1
Ltuaiigl aiU
1. Otrua tnslU 4 1
S. Hail!
CTbewutii
. Faahiosi
.Appro
heodwr
T. Narrow
InM
fgeol)
a Chum
t. Head cook
11. A machine
to raisnap
IS. Young tah
1$ Made
tougher
1 Blunder
I headUrtia
IS Suspend
j 2 God of flock
30. Biblical
name
' 21 AroufS
i, to r:h
: SS And iL)
J New t
li Blue grans
J Goddru Of
the hunt
41 Not clergy
43 Planted
44 Indians
i Pern )
45 Man s
nickname
l pees )
44 Mountain
denie
New York Closing Stocks
Fppontd ry
Merrill. I.yncii Piert-e. Tenner and Beitnt
Admiral Corp
Al Chem A. Dt
Aiiled Sin
1B14 tFllnknte
II!', Ford Motor
4S'4 G
Aim Cham.
!'.'. , A
M'i
127 J,
11
34'
4.1
Gen D namu-i
Gen Flee
Gen Food.
Gen Motori
Gen Tire
Ceo Tac Ply
Gillette
'Glldden
' Goodrich
Goodvear
Grare W R
Grt No Rv
Grt West Suf
Gre nound
Gulf Oil
i H
Homextake M .
1
Int Harve.t
tint Nu-kel
lint Paper
I
Johns-Man.
i ionel A M Stl
1 K
Kaiser Alum
Kenneiott
Kern Land
fLibby McN
Liar Myeri
LOT Glass ...
'Lockheed Air
Am Airlines
Am Can
Am Can
Am Moiora
Am Stl Trlr.
Am TT
Am Toharco
47',
170'.
;
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7.1 4
SI'.
20',
10
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sp'.
S.T,
147
87
B0
44'.
47
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47',
37',
31',
12
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15'.
43'j
Am Vl-oe
Anac Copper,
Armco
Armour
Atcheaon Top
avco
Bendix Avia
Rent Toodi
Btth stl
Boeing Air
Borden
Bor Warn
Buc rua
Burro Addtng
Calif Pack
Canipb Soup
CarrPac By
law i 1
Caterp Trac
Ceianea
.
Cerlauileed
31
Loews inc
Ches A O Rv
Chl M l Si P
Chi NW Rv
r-u, I. av
8.T. iLonn Bell A
20', Lonllard
22
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87's
.. 70'.
43 'a
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55.
4SJ,
40's
44
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- 48',
122',
31.
84
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39
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72',
2121,
Maitnavox
Marsh Field
M St M Wood
Merck A Co
Mont Chem
Mont Ward
Motorola
N
Natl Biscuit
Nail Cash.Ref
Nail Dairv
Nail Dlnllll
Natl Gypsum
Natl Lead
Natl Supply
NY Central
No Am Avia
No Par Rv
NW Airlines
O
Olin Math
Otis Elev
r
Pabco
Par G St El
Pac T St T
Pan Am Air
Penney J C
Pern Ry
Pepsi Cola
;CurtlM Wr
Deere s, Co
Dia Match
R rh'.'m
Dow Chem
nu p de Ne
East Air Li.
Kast Kodak
El Paso Gas
Emer Radio
tx Cello
r
Fairrhild
n
Sl'i
90'
12'
Markets at Glance
NEW YORK. June 21 lAPt
' STOCKS-Hinher. general rally In
moderate trading
BONDS Irregular; chanae' narrow.
I -COTTON -Steady; trade nujinf.
CHICAGO
WHEAT Steady; amall price
: chanfes.
! CORN Firm; government sales
polity reversed
OATS Firm: crop damace
! SOYBEANS Weak, no reports of
'oil export
HOCS-Slesdv: too 818 50
CATTLE Steers steady to sn cents
, lower, top 121 on.
Dow Jones Averages
XIW YORK 'AP'
rinsing n'ork average
Dow -Jones
High
I o
iss ;2
88 28
173 9.1
( loe
488 28
187 74
88 8
174 95
M tnri
2il Rails
15 ftls
S5 Sik.
tw 45
1H 2.1
SS 87
175 SO
Salem (Quotations
i nf ve.T' day I
Bt TTF.RFAT
Prerr, uim
No. 1
Bl'TTKR
Wholesale
Retail
EOC.S I Blivlni I
iWholesslf prices
to 1 cents over
l .i if A
Meoium A
Small
POl l.THY
i 'til tired Hen.
Leghorn liens
Ctiloreti Ft. -i
Colored Rt)a'er.
01(1 Rooster.
rsnge from 8
huvlng price i
Salmi (lompany
Makes I)w Bid
On I
Line
oner
PORTLAND - Uwesl nf
seven bids (or clearing right-of-way
and building access roads (nr
the 25-mile Oregon City-Chemawa
230,000-vnlt transmission line was
submitted Thursday by Mike fl.
Porter of Salem.
Porter offered $25,848 (or the
Bonneville Power Administration
project. It ia to be in operation
by October, 1958, and will provide
an allernate service route (or Wil
lamette Valley loads in emergen
cies. MORE COAL NEEDED
WASHINGTON - The 20 mil
lion tons o( coal how consumed at
: an annual rate in America's atom-
i ic energy program will doubled
24-TaU
tors
M.Wart)
H. Cm
met J7. Equip
wiU
mea
2. Crl a
32. Poem
I kind l
S3. Roatera
34. Speaka
37. Craiea
40. Solemn
wonder
41. An embeu
chure
I mm )
41 Miscellany
teeteedu's Aae
m r r r w r r r w
i i
j a v 11
.4 U io yy 17
7y " h
w 1 1 Rrl I 1
37', Phelps-Dode . S2
Si1,' Phllio Corp . 21',
I'tiil Morris 48',
SI'. Phil Petrol K
5K1! Plllsbur) 4S',!
4fl ; Proc S. Gam ',
45 I Puf Sd P A L 27',
SS Pure Oil .... 44',
SS1, R
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3 Ravonier Inc 3Si.
7'i', Repub Sti 44
70'.. , Reynold' Met . S',
52', Reynold' Tnb S4,
JL", Ric-hfield O 7l
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120', Salewav Si-s 5JH
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St Regis Paper 52
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SS', .Scott Paper 87 J,
133', i Sears Rot 30,
I Shell Oil SO
48', Sinclair Oil .. 85',
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Sperry Rand JS',
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M'j iStd Oil Cat 51',
as ' std Oil Ind 59',
41', 'Std Oil NJ 68
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72', jSunrav Oil 25",
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Swift t Co 45T,
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43'. Trannam 3S', !
j Trans Wo Air 21 1,
30', Twen Cen Fox 23
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25', fnion Oil .... 81'.
52, Unio Pac Rv 178'.
W, Ifnl Aircraft 81,
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38 Uni Corp 8',
SN, Uni Fruit 41','
41, US Plywood 42'.
. . 15', ' I'S Rubber 50',
! US Steel 53'.
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33', Warner Pic 23',
Wash Water P 37',
3, West Air Br 32',
4', Western Air . 19',
138', Western Flee 52',
19', Western Union I9',
93', ' Woolworth 45',
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Western Securities
iZilka. Smither Si Co. Inc. (
These bid and ask quotations rep
resent prices at which one or more
dealers, members of the National A'
sncialion of Security Dealer's Inc.,
would trade with the general pub
lic at the time the quotations were
gathered at 3 p m. yesterday:
Bid Aked
Calif -Oregon Power
Cascade Pl.vwnti
Consol Freight
Iron Fireman
Jantzen Inc. Com.
Meier At Frank
Morrison -Knuri en
Ore -Port Cement
Pac P At I. Com.
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Port. Gen. Eire
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Bank of California
Chav Manhattan
First National
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State Development
Director INameu
PORTLAND e - The Oregon
Development Commission had a
new executive director Thursday,
lie is Fnye N Troute. A Stanford
Research Insistute economist, and
he succeeded Rouhert K. McCoy,
who resigned In accept a position
wild the Internaional Cooperation
A 1 1 1 1 1 1 n i s t r .1 i 1 1 1 n
McCoy, who had been the coni
missitin's director for two years,
will lie program director of a I' S.
mission in Nepal. Troute, a 1954
graduate of Oregon Stale College,
has headed a commission study
of the state s opportunities (or in
dustrial expansion.
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Army Confirms Goats Used
In War Casualty Training
SAN ANTONIO. Tet te The
Army Thursday wrJirmed that
"completely anesthetized" goats
are being used at Brooke Army
Medical Center as rifle targets to
provide casualties for medical
training.
A statement was issued by the
medical center in response to a
protest by Sen. Neuberger 'D-Ore'
in a letter to Secretary Wilson.
The medical center said high ve
locity mitsiles cause a wound dif
ferent from those caused by low
velocity weapons such as a pistol
shot
"Most young army physicians
have had no experience of this
type." the statement said. "Such is
peculiar to military metVine and
is not generally covered by civil
ian medical schools "
The statement added that the
"routine type of training long em
ployed in military medicine re-
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I Neuberger Wednesday said those
responsible for approving the use
of goats for rifle wounds should
be disciplined. He termed the idea
"shocking."
He referred to a June U story
in the Portland, Ore., Oregoman
which reported an interview with
Capi Carolyn Taylor. She was de
scribed as the only woman in a
class that went through medical
training at the center.
( apt Tavkir was quoted as say
ing. "We had to rush out. pick
them up and carry them back to
a first aid station and treat their
wounds"
in 1950 about half of I S spend
ing units (families and single peo
ple1 had incomes under (3.000 a
year compared with half under
$4,000 a year in 1955.
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TOPPEXISH - afford Tony
Brower, g, remained in extreme
ly critical condition Thursday
night with a rifle slug itnbedciod
in his spinal column.
The youngster, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Virgil Brower of Yakima,
was the victim of aa accidental
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pemsh dump. He was on a rabbit
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penish
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notice to rnroiTons
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