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There re 447,912 member of
Tirent Teicher soeietiei in New
York lUte.
Ike's Action in
Steel Strike
Under Attack
ALBANY. N.Y. in-Gov. Averell
IIarrimn hat charged that Presi
dent Kisenhower demonstrated
"lark of leadership'' in dealing
with the nationwide tteel strike.
The Governor, a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for
president, said at a- hews confer
ence Tuesday that Eisenhower
"doesn't seem to have any con
ception of the responsibilities of
the presidency."
Harriman held there was a
"lack of understanding" in the na
tional administration "of the func
tions of mediation."
The Governor responded to re
porters' questions on other topics
this way:
. 1. He was "very much encour
aged" by the progress o( his cam
paign.
2. He would include, discussion
of civil rights In a talk Saturday
at a meeting of young Democrats
in Asheboro, North Carolina. .
3. He placed great value on the
"advice and support" of former
president Harry Truman. (Harri
man. had been asked II he thought
Truman's support would be
vital" in winning the nomina
tion.) -
4. Newsmen who wanted to de
termine whether Truman would
support Harriman for the nomina
tion would have to ask Truman.
The former president had said
he intends to remain neutral
Debbie Reynolds
Said Overworked
HOLLYWOOD (JfV-Actresi Deb
bie Reynolds was ordered to bed
Wednesday to recover from what
her doctor described ats "sheer ex
haustion." She It expecting a child
in November.
Miss Reynold! bad tempera
ture of 104 degrees yesterday
while doing scenes for a picture,
"Bundle of Joy," in which she co
stars . with her husband. Eddie
Eisher.
Dr. Charles C. Levy said the ac
tress will stay at the Burbank
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Reynolds, while she recovers.
Coroner Rules
Columbia 'Body
Drowning Victim
Stroke Kills
Klamath Falls
Businessman
KLAMATH FALLS Ut - W. D.
Miller, 73. prominent Klamath
Falls businessman and .owner of
radio station KFJI, died after a
stroke at his home here 'early
Wednesday.
He came to Klamath Falls in
1910 and was in the construction
business for years. Among his
project were the Lost River di
version dam near Merrill; the
Pelican Theater at Klamath Falls,
the exhibit building at the county
fairgrounds and much work at the
municipal airport.
He built the Willard Hotel, which
he operated for years. He also had
lumber interests around Etna and
Montague, Calil,
He also owned and operated
Western Building
Down in June
PORTLAND UH - The West
failed to recover in June from its
building slump. The trade journal,
Western Building, reported Wed
nesday that the number of building
permits was down 10 per cent
under June of but year.
Dollar valuation also ran behind
the previous June.
The big reason baa been a fall-off
in home construction, the maga
tine reported. In June the number
of homes started was 22 per cent
under June, 1955.
Beer Drinkers
Work for Thirst
OG'DEN,' ltah. July 10 Uri -How
would you like a drink of beer?
Well this Is how you get it.
v-.. ..iimi, ii.. -.-AS r ik. rA
u"l,V dct hall, near here. Then
He recently sold that station and
transferred a construction permit
BIN GEN, Wash. I The
unidentified man found In the
Columbia River Tuesdav . died for KFJ1-TV here
from drowning, Dr. Ralph Shirey, I , Miller was a native of Lockport,
. aK.ma v-oumy coroner, reponea w. - w . , ,nsjd fc fa rf
Wednesday. 'Don., and a daughter, Marilyn;. . rlia
He said what first was believed . Houston, Texas,
to be a knite wound under the
you shinny down the giant paddle
wheel at the side of the building.
Then you crawl through' a small
unlocked window. When you get
man s right arm, apparently.-was MALENKOV INVITED
a wound from a snag in the river.
The body had been In the river
about a month, Dr. Shirey said,
after being called here to make
the examination.
The man. believed to be in his
SOs, was about feet tall and
weighed about 190 pounds. He had
dark hair and several old scars
knee,
VIENNA I - Austria
ting out a welcome mat for
Georgi Malenkov, the former So
viet premier who now is minister
of power. ' The cabinet has decid
ed to invite him to inspect power
installations here but hasn't set
the date. Two cabinet ministers
going to Russia on a similar
Jaunt will make the arrangements,
tear down the large door to the
icebox, i
At least that's the way prowlers
j.j .... . , . i ...
la nut- 0 0 wncn lm eniereq ine cjihu
lishment Monday.
But all they took was two cases
of beer.
STl'DY FUND TOLD
BONN ( West Germany has
put aside $273,700 for one-year
scholarships under which 22S
American students can
Stocks and Bonds
Cntril ky Til Ataxia! Pnn
July 11
STOCK AVIBAfikS
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Statesman, Salem, Ore., Thurs., July 12, "56 (Sec.
Stock Market
Again Gains
Portland IJventork
PORTLAND -(USDA-Catt!t
salable 750: market active. tull'V
steady on all classes; around three 5
loads average choice 92S-1.11J lb
fed sters 2250; load average
high choice 1.01 lbs 22.75; several
NEW YORK lit - The stock
market advanced for the sixth lots good fed steers 2T .00-50: one
.a : i i... i at.. I J l 2 at at. J
Youth Quizzed
In Spokane
Car's Pliuige
SPOKANE to Police said
Wednesday that they have taken
into custody a 10-year old Spok
ane boy believed to be the driver
of a stolen car which plunged into
the Spokane River after a 70-mile-per-hour
chase.
The youth was Identified as Jo
seph L. Mathis. Police picked up
young Mathis after a tip that the
boy had been injured recently. He
first told police he had been as
saulted by two men in the down
town area but later admitted he
ha4 atnlon anil vl Ik.
. Mathis aaid he had been hurled I ""I r"in n 7 it
out of the car and was swept un- . "'', ," i mtriBht div i turnover un.'l.
conscious about six blocks down "nnounced he would leave for ihl. .f w0"' rl h.
th rlvair hofora r..hin tKa ' r ranee, loin me I rencn army ana " . " ' . r r:
iSL" u.r...!S vch'.nf v 'ifBht aLt the Atterian Nation- i shower uffered his intestinal steady with Tuesday's, aver.eer-J
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longest string of daily rises since, steers 17.00-1(00; short load gooet
last October. . j 710 lb heifers It 00; individual lo ', ;
Selected Industrial luues W the lh M.30: standard heifers 10 00
!J i; market to a moderate advance In, eanner cutter cows mostly -j
sio a follow-up to Tuesday's Ute rise""-'"; scattered lots to IMj..
HI in the wake of President Eisen-1 10MJ: few eoni::j
S! hower s renewed decision to run. mercial upwards lo H 00: fej.;.;
"ii Pivotal stocks gained fractions I canner-cutter bulls 0 00-12 00.
KJ to around S points. ' , cves salable 100: market ae,;.-,
1 Volume increased to 2.520.000, tlve. strong; good-choice vealer.;
I shares compared with KSO.OOd' '7-0O-10 00; one hlih choice JM H:o
-k-i Tuesdav. n.arkin the second commercial vealers 12.50,-'
Hots salable 450; batchers about
He said a vouni slrl who ,t 1 anti-French sentiment. The Bagh- The Associated Press average ;7S: mi" Z1:
first "as belied tJ have been ' P' sentenced him to 'of 00 stocks rose 50 cents to $187.10 b,;h?" f"0"" ,0 'ZJfJt:
"V"rlso 1. UkeVn he . ,1a jail "for ins.ting with the industrial, up 90 cenU. n. M-u oo; ne, H
The boy said he had "almost" ( '" up, .a.. .i,-- luehiM- lamha wenk to m vnf
nt it a u r r liana, aaaninu i u aix airaiani uaiir ruwra in " -
called police Tuesday after read'
ing reports of the investigation.
' The car, stolen from an apart
ment garage, was driven into the
river early Sunday morning while
the driver was attempting to out
run police officers. The car came
to rest upside down In 15 feet of
water some 20 feet from shore.
It's in
German universities,
preciation for U.S
attend after the war, officials said.
At adinlnlitrator with will annexed
o( will and mall of AUGUST. J
RAABE. dfraaaad I have Iliad In
Circuit Court of Ortion. tor Marlon
County, my final account in aaid
ratal, and 17 July ISM. at S:1S
o'clock, am., and Iha courtroom of
aaid court hava been appointed by
aaid court for the heartnt of objec
tion! to aaid final account and the
aatUemant thereof.
WESLEY t SCHRUNK
Admlnlatrator with Will
Annexed
Carann. Canon It Cunnar
emnnmir aid i 'em. Oreon.
economic am . A. a Mii.
Juno SS. July 0, IX. IS
IK. ...r. renrewniea an eati- lower; otner ciaws weaoy; an
mated gain of about six billion dol-' juppl '" unsold; choice W ill
lure in the minted value of eu- iii"S amuicmcr aainua ii.w
rities listed on the exchange.
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it spring lambs to shipper ae? .
counts 1450-17 50; good ehoara)
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Portland Grain
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a Meier & Frank's First! You save 11 to s25
On famous wardrober, sport coat
plus 2 PAIRS of slacks
Now, In time for the vacation season, we bring you a sports wardrobe that
offers more savings and more quality than ever before. Both slacks and sport
coats are 100 wool and tailored to exacting specifications. Once again Meier '
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All Wool Slacks
Solid colors and checks
Smart weaves
All-wool flannel
Charcoal, light and medium tones
All Wool Sport Coats
Fancy tweeds, miniaturt herringbones
Neat checks and stripes
Light shades, medium and chsr tones
Trim 2 ind 3-button models
"414-
MEN'S CLOTHING-STREET FLOOR
Includes coat and 2 par$ of $lack
Keg. 55 to 70
PORTLAND Hi Coarse trains. ''. '
15-day shipment bull, coast deliw.'
ery: Oats No. 1 21 lb white S7.oo..
Barley No. 2. 45 lb B. W. 47.StV-?;
tt 00. Cora No. 2, E. Y. shipment
72.50. . :
Wheat (bid) to arrive market. .
banis No. 1 bulk, delivered eoat: ; '
Soft White 2M Soft White 'en
eluding Bex) 2 00: White Club J .'-
Hard red winter: Ordinary 2.M-
10 per cent 2 00; it per cent 2.15,,
12 per cent 2 21. -
Car receipts: Wheat St; barley -
4; flour I; corn T; eats I; mill ' '
tW 2. . ,
Portland Produce " 1
PORTLAND ID Butterfat ',
Tentative, subject ta immediate- '
change Premium quality deliv-
d la Portland, 0042 lb: first . ;
quality 57-00; second quality 12-55.
Butter Wholesale, fab bulk.-:-;
cubes le wholesalers Grade AA,
92 acore, 50H; A pade. 02 aeere
584; B trade M score 7,C rade :;:
M score. 55. . 3
Cheese Te wholesalers Oreeoa
slnsles, 41-40 lb; Orefna t-lb loaf, '
43'i-50. ii '
Kus Te wholesalers Candled .
f o b. Portland, A large, 4K-474; ,
A medium. 42-434; A small, 20- ;
Eggs Te retailers Grade AA. '
large, 52; A large. 4M1: AA roe ' .
dium, 44: A medium, 44-45; A1.-,
small, 20-21. Carton 2-1 cents ad-
ditlonal. 'A
Eggs Ta consumers AA larie.
57-01; A large, 04-50; AA medium. 0
51-50; A medium, 50-55; A small,. -
mi.
Live poultry No. t quality 3
f.a.b. Portland rryers, 24-4 Iba..';';,
23; at (arm, 22-23V.; light hens,
IS at farm: heavy ben,. 1741 atU
farm; old roosters. 11-12.
Turkeys To producers L I 5 if
weight, fryers, 27-20; young turkey
hens, liveweight, 20; eviscerate
young hens, 30.
Rabbits Average to growers ',
Live white, S-A", lbs, 20-23; M
lbs, 15-U; old colored pelts 4 cents ' :
less: eld does, 10-12. few higher.
Fresh killed fryers te retailers, 50-
58; cut up, 00-03.
Wholesale Dretaed Meats
Beef carcasses Steers, choice. '
500-700 lbs, M.50-20 00; good. 25 00. ;
37.50: standard, 31.00-35 00; rori;
merciai cows, zj.oo-2s.go: utility.- :-:
22.0O-20.00: canners a a d cutters;. -,-t
Z0 0O-Z3.00. -
Beef cuts tchoice steers) Hind -'
quarters. 45 00-50 00; r o I a d o '
43.00-45 00: full litis, trimmed, .
05.00 73.00; forequarters. 37 00-
30.00; chucks. 30.0-32.; ribs. !
45OO-W.00. .J
Pork cuts-Loins, choice. 0-10'
lbs. 50 00-53.00; shoulders. 10 Ins, .
31.OO-34 00; sparerlbs, 4300-44 00;
frenh hams. 10-14 lbs. 51.00-55 00.
Veal and calves Good-choice,
all weights, SO. 00-33 00; commer
cial, 20.00-33.00.
Spring lamb Choice and prime, .
43 00-40 00: good. 30.00-44 00.
Wool-Nominal clean basis. H
blood, 1 00-05; H blood. 1 03-00; H '
blood. 1.12-18: fine. 1.17-23.
Ceaatry-dressed Meals, f.a.b.
Pertlaad:
Beef Cows, utility, 23-25 lb:
cutters, 10-21.
Veal-Top quality, lightweight
20-28; rough heavies, 18-25.
Hogs-Best light blockers. 25-28:
lean light sowa, 18-20. . '
Lambv-Top grade springers.
38-40; good yearlings. 20-32.
Mutton Lightweight ewes and
wethers, 10-12.
Onions Calif. Yellows, med. SO
lb. sk. 4 00-75; Whites. 4 5M.0O; '
Aris. wmte. smaU, 2.50-00; Wash.1
Yellows. 1.75-4.50.
Potatoea-Callf. Long Whites.
No. 1-A, 10 ra. min. 100 lbs.,!-'.-:
mostly 7.504.50; No. 2s. mostly
6.2V7.75. ;:
Hay New crop No. 2 ereea.-!
sllalfa, bated, fab Portland. ',
nominally moo-m oo ton. New ;.
crop prices not established. .-'!
.. a
FREE STORE-SIDE PARKING
FOR OVER 1,000 CARS
NOTirr or riNAL rcarino t
Al executrlw rf will and ealala arf - .
ALICE C POISAL. oeceaaed, I have "
tnaa in rircuil t ourt ef Oretnn. tor -','
Marlon rouiily, my final account in :?
uld e. tala. and 17 July ISM. al S ll .-V,
n clock am. and lha eourlmom ol
aaid court have bee appointed oa -j-.a
laid court for the hearlnf oi ob)ec
ilnna to aaid final account and inaA.a
Mttlement thereof '' '
, at ArGAUCT M. OHL1NO,
taecutrla 5 '
Caraon. Carton a Cunnar - , '
Salem. Oreion a'
Allomeyr lor r.xecutrln
June SS, July S. II, It.
New Many Wear
FALSE TEETH
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tnntyy, ptutf tmmf Of (ltnff Cbrk
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