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Superior
MeKeon
Br ARTHl'R EVERETT
PARRiS ISLAND, SC. (A A
senior drill sergeant testified Fri
day that he intended to march
Marine Platoon 71 into the deadly
marshes of Ribbon Creek. He
said S. Sgt. Matthew C. McKeon
beat him to it.
The march last April I cost the
lives ot six young Mamie recruits
who drowned. McKeon is being
tried by court-martial (or their
death.
S. Sgt. Edward A. Huff, 38, of
' Chicago, with chiseled features
and shaven head, was McKeon '
non-commissioned superior officer.
He said it was the practice at
this sprawling S.OOO-acre training
base to discipline balky recruits
by marching them into swamps
at niftt.
Huff called the 74 members of
Platoon 71 "just mediocre" as re
cruits. He was so dissatisfied with
them, he added, that he threat
ened them before April I, "Ml
take you down to the swamps."
"Did you Intend to take them
in?" tha prosecution asked.
"Yes sir." Huff replied, his
deep, military voice sounding
slightly hollow over loudspeakers
that flanked the witness chair in
the base auditorium.
Didn't Have Time
"Why didn"t you take , them
in?" Jie was asked.
"Because I had a training
schedule to meet and I sdidn't
have the time," Huff said.
In further testimony, the
tanned, compactly built sergeant
said he never advanced the idea
of the night march to Sgt. Mc
Keon. Huff said he, himself, never
actually had conducted such a
disciplinary march and never saw
any other drill instructor conduct
one.
VI have heard . drill instructors
say they have but I have not ac
tually seen it," he added.
Several Accasatleas
. McKeon, 31-year-old junior drill
instructor from Worcester, Mass.,
is being tried by a seven-man
court-martial panel on charges of
involuntary manslaughter, oppres
sion of recruits and. drinking on
duty. He ia not accused of being
drunk.
The father of two small chil
dren, he is accused of criminal
negligence in leading Platoon 71
inln r aa!, v,ln thai enrcTAt With
an unexpectedly strong, sucking
tide.
If convicted, McKeon faces a
maximum of a prison term of
five or six years and a dishon
orable discharge from the Marine
Corps,
The defense of McKeon scored
a victory in the courtroom in the
court-martial'i fifth day by gain
ing the right to introduce testi
mony by Huff about the practice
of night marches at this base on
the humid aeacoast of South Caro
lina. SaM Net Admlaubl
The prosecution said such testi
mony was not admissible and ar
gued: "We aren't concerned so much
'that night marches were made,
uia raa. AAsutAPiiAil a A mnrk
that mpn wpk Ink on infrt that
water, but that he (McKeoni took
mtn-swiimiitrrs imo iu trt-v ui
-waler over their head. That, sir,
ia negligence."
However, law officer Capt. Ir
ving N. Klein, functioning like a
judge in a civilian case
mied
that the defense could offer suchloid Roosters
LAND SALE
The Stat Highway Commission
will sell at public auction
on(the property described below
at 10:00 a.m., August 15, 1956
A parrel of land lying in the Towner Savage 1)1.0 also
In Section 12. Township 1 South, Range J West, W. M.,
Marian County, Oregon, and bring: a portion ot that trart
of land described ia that certain deed to Stale ( Oregon
by and through its State Highway Commission, recorded
in Book 435, Page 455 of Marion County Records of
Deeds; the aaid parcel being described as follows:
Beginning on the West line of said Savage PLC at the
aortheast corner of that trart conveyed lo the Stale of
Oregon by and through its State Highway Commission
by deed recorded ia Hook 460, Page 12, Marion County
Deed Records, said point bring on the North line of re
located Park Lane; thence Northeasterly 235 feel, more
or less, to a point which is opposite and 40 feet Westerly
of centerline Station 134-00 on the Hollywood Frontage
Road; thence North 13'35'200" West parallel to said front
age road centerline 405 feet to a point opposite and 40
feet Westerly of Station 8 95 on said frontage road cen
terline; thence Westerly at right angles to said frontage
road centerline 75 feet, more or less, to the West line of
aaid Towner Savage DLC; thence Southerly along said
West line 530 feet, more sr less, to the place of begin-
lug.
Sav and except that portion conveyed to the First Bap
tist Church 8f Hayesville, Oregon by deed recorded in
Volume 234. Page 121. Marion County, Oregon Deed
Records, which parrel was the subject of an attempted
conveyance from said organisation to the First Raptist
Church of Salem, recorded in Volume 235, Page 57S, Mar
loo County, Oregon Deed Records.
The parcel of land to which -this description applies con
tains 1.35 acres.
.
The property Is a part of the former Otto W. C.ronkr properly
and is located west of the Portland-Salrm F.ipressway approxi
mately i mile south of Hayesville Junction and is also locat
ed at the easterly end of Park Lane. This property is No.
17363. 1 i
The minimum price which will be accepted is 12700.00
Conveyance will be by Bargain and Sale Deed with access ta
a frontage road. The deed will contain a rendition that the
property shall never be used for the placing, maintenance
or display of any advertising sign, bill or poster, within view
of the Portland-Salrm Expressway, except such thereof aa mar
advertise the use to which the property conveyed Is devoted,
or for the aala or lease of aaid property or any portion thereof,
TERMS OP SALE: Cash at time of sale. The right Is reserv
ed to accept or reject any or all bids.
FOR INFORMATION: W. H. Haskln, Property Manager
OREGON STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
STATE HIGHWAY BUILDING
''" SALEM, OREGON
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Intended to March
Platoon Into Swamp
testimony. D f n i e attorne y
Kmile Zola Berman o( New York
City refused to concede that the
water stood at that depth during
the night march.
Berman contends ' that McKeon
Witness at Courtmartial
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nler drill lattracUr la PUUoa 71, which 8Sgt. Matthew C. Me
Keea led thraagh narshea sad waters el Rlbbra Creek that resalted
la death ef six aaartae recralts, leave the eenrtreem frem the wlt
aeM stawd darlag trial FrMay. (AP Wlrepbete.)
Salem Quotations
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iPr.cei to f.rmeri .re s to n,,heifers steady-50 lower: cows 50
under theie wholesale prices): , , , . . j j
jumbo a .. . M 100 lower; late trade very draggy
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small a - M
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was just following a Parris Island
custom when he marched his
men into Ribbon Creek, and that
it was an accepted disciplinary
maneuver rather than selfish per
sonal tyranny on McKeon'i part.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND (-(L'SDA)-Cattle
alnhlA Cap uMilr 1 IU' marlcpt
uneven: fed steers and heifers
50-5 higher: other steers and
on grass cattle; choice fed steers
Cfl. half Innll 1 AAA IK 9175
' cZi ' : " . ."c:: ..
M new nign since lasi wioDcrr;
good steers 20.S0-22.2S: few mixed
1 good-choice to 23 00 late; standard
siecrs iiwai w uui mosi grass
steers 18 00 down: light utility
down to 11.00 late and cutter dairy
-Uype to 10.00; good-choice feeders
16.oo-l8.on; load hign choice with
some prime heifers 21.75: good
heifers 20 00-21.00; standard 16.00
18.50: utility down to 10.00: canner
and cutter cows 7.00-9.00. few beef
type to 8.25; utility cows 9.50
11.50; heavy commercial .Ofl-.W;
liEht to 13.50: utility bulls 13.50
15 00; lisht cutters down to 10.50.
Calves salable for week 775:
market steady but slow late; good-
choice vealers 17.00-20 00; indi
viduals to 21.00: good-choice
calves 16 00-18 00: cull-commercial
unevenly 7.00-15.00.
Hogs salable for week 2.230;
market closed 25-50 higher; U.S.
No. 1-2 butchers 180-235 lbs 19.00
25; mixed No. 1-2-3 lots 18 25-50;
300-500 lb sows 12.00-18.00; few
lighter sows 16.25-50; few fhoiCe
feeder pigs 17.00.
Sheep sal.ible for' week 5.4?5:
spring slaughter lambs 50-1.00
higher; other . classes steady
choice spring lambs 20.00-50 with ; 500-700 lbs, 37.00-39.00. good. 36.00
couple lot.s carrying some prime 38.00; standard, 32.00-36 00; com
21.00: good-choice 18.50-19 50; util- mercial cows, 24.00-29.00; utility,
ity down to 16.50: good-choice 22.0-25.0: canners a n r1 cutters,
feeder lambs 15.00-16.00; cull-good j 20.00-22 00.
ewes 2.00-4.00.
WerirSeciirilies
(Zllka. Smlther At Co. Inc. I
Thest hid and ask quotations rep
resent prices at which one or mora
dealers, members of the National As
sociation nf Security Dealer's Inc.,
would trade with the general pub
lic at the time tha quotations were
gathered at 1 p.m. yesterday:
Bid Ashed
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Cascade Plywood .
Consnl. Freight
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Jantren Inc. Com
Meier A Frank
Mnrrisnn-Kmidnen
Ore. -Port. Cement
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Pope A Talbot
Portland Cas At Coka
Port. Gen. tie
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rHONI J-3147
Boy Emperor
ToTestifyt
China Trials
By LEONARD LEFKOW
HONG KONG I - The first
news in six years of Henry Pu-Yl.
the onetime "boy emperor" of
all China, came from Peiping Fri
day with the ' announcement he
had testified at a trial of high
OlllVlglS UI 1IIC iviinri wn)iBinc
puppet state of Manchtikuo.
Peiping radio said 28 .Japanese
were sentenced to prison for
terms ranging Irom 1 to 20 years
for alleged crimes during the 14
years of Japan's rule of Man
chukuo, the name they gave to
China's northeastern province of
Manchuria.
Pu-Vi was the puppet emperor
Kang Teh during Japan's rule.
Both Red China and Nationalist
China convicted him of treason in
absentia for alleged traffickings
with Japan. Peiping radio said to
day he was still "in custody" but
gave no details.
Now 5 Years Old
Lanky, bespectacled Pu-Yl, now
50, began his career as a pawn
of fate in 1908, at the age of 2,
when he ascended China's dragon
throne and became Kmperor Hu
nan Tung. But the Chinese revo
lution of 1911 toppled the 268-year-old
Manchu dynasty and Husan
Tung abdicated in 1912. He con
tinued to live in the walled pal
ace, and even was restored to
power for a week by one of
China's warlords.
Disguised as a coolie he es
caped to a sanctuary in the Japa
nese concession of Tientsin in
1924. There he lived quietly as
"Mr. Pu-Yi" until 1931 when the
Japanese grabbed Manchuria and
proclaimed him first as regent
and then as emperor.
His "palace" was part of a
barbed wire compound which the
Japanese used as the headquart
ers of their salt monopoly.
Captive f Russia
He was captured by the Rus
sians in 1945. Moscow promised
to surrender him to China, but
did not keep the promise until
long after the Communists had
driven tha Nationalists from the
mainland.
In 1946 Pu-Yl was taken to
Tokyo under Russian guard and
testified at war crimes trials
against prominent Japanese. The
last news of him was in 1950,
when a returned Japanese pris
oner of war reported he was liv
ing an easy life in a targe house
in Khabarovsk, Siberia, where he
spent his time whittling and play
ing Mah-Jong. '
The news Friday meant that he
may have been brought back to
spend the rest of his days as a
prisoner in the land where as a
sickly child he was the ruler in
name.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND ID Buttorfat
Tentative, subject to immediate
change Premium quality, deliv
ered in Portland, 60 63 lb; first
quality 57-60; second quality S2-55.
Butter-Wholesale, fob. bulk
cubes to wholesalers Grade AA,
92 score, 59' i: A grade. 92 score,
58' i: B grade 90 score 57; C grade
89 score, 55.
Cheese To wholesalers Oregon
singles, 41-46 lb; Oregon 5-lb loaf,
43"i-M.
KggTo wholesalers Candled
f o b. Portland A large, 49-50'i;
A medium, 44-46'i; A small, 28
29'i. Eggs To retailers Grade AA.
large, 54-55; A large 51-52: AA
medium, 48-49; A medium, 46-48;
A small, 30-31. Cartons, no charge
to 3 cents additional.
Eggs To consumers A A large,
fiO-65; A large, 57-62; AA medium,
54-59; A medium, 53-56; A-small,
36-41.
Lite poultry No. 1 quality.
f n h portland-Frycrs, 2'j-4 lbs
23-24; at farm, 22-23'j; light hens.
15 at farm; heavy hens, 17-up at
farm: old roosters, 11-12.
Turkeys To producers L I v e
weight, tryers, 27-28: young turkey
hens, liveweight, 28; eviscerated
young hens, 38.
Rabbits Average to growers
Live white, J'H'i bs, 20-23; 5-6
lbs,- 15-18; colored pelts 4 cents
less, old does, 10-12, few higher.
Fresh killed fryers to retailers, 56
58; cut up, 60-63.
Wholesale Dressed Meals
Beel carcasses Steers, choice.
Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind
quarters 47.00-5200; rooi.
68.00 75 00: forequarters, 27.00
30.00: chucks, 31.00-34.00; ribs,
47.00-52.00. 1
Pork cuts Loins, choice, 1-1
lbs. 5000-53 00; shoulders, 16 lbs,
30.00-3300; sparrribs, 43.00-46 00;
fresh hams, 10-14 lbs, 51.00-5300.
Veal and calves Good-choice,
all weichts. 30 00-38 0O; commer-
cial
26 00-33 00.
Spring lamb Choice and prime,
41.00-44 00
good, 38 00-41.00.
Wool Nominal clean basis, H
blood, 1.00-05; s blood. 1 03-08; i
blood, 1 12-18; fine, 1 17-23.
feaalry-dreased meals, f.a.b.
Portland:
Beef-Cows, utility. 22-25 lb;
CUttorj, 19-20,
TeaC-Top quality ncTTOeTgTiT"
38-.18; rough heavies, 18-25.
Hogs-Best light blockers, 26-27;
lean light sows, 18-22.
Lambs Top grade springers
36-.18: good yearlings 25-30.
Million Lightweight ewes and
wethers, 10-12.
Fresh Produce
Onions Calif. Whiles. 50 lh sks.
8 00-M; Wash. Yellows, No. . IA.
6 DO-SO: No. 2. 4 00-50
Potatoes Oregon Bnardmans,
7.50-75: local Beds. 20 lb lugs, 2 no
25, Wash. Beds, 6.50-7.00; 100 lb
While Rose 7.50-75. ' .
Hay New crop No. , 2 green
alfalfa, baled. f n b. Portland.
nominally 34 00-36 00 ton. New
crop prices not established.
I
100th Birthday Com
By, Fete Still to Come
N0VARA. Italy UH Teresa De
Agostini and her six children had
everything all set to celebrate her
100th birthday Aug. 10.
The local newspaper at Cerano,
her native city, dug up the birth
certificate and found she should
have celebrated No. 100 last Dec.
30. But the family is going ahead
with the August celebration.
Grain Market
Closes Lower
CHICAGO ( Grains closed
lower on the Board of Trade Fri
day, soybeans suffering the most
from general liquidation. .
It was the last day for trading
in July futures and most of them
sold off in the closing minutes.
A few wheat and rye futures
managed Is end higher, enjoying,
a rally during the. last hour.
Wheat closed 1 lower to H
higher, corn 4-2H lower, oats IS
lower to higher, ry l4 lower
to l4 higher, soybeans 3x't 't low
er and lard unchanged to IS cents
a hundred pounds lower. '
Wheat encountered a little hedg
ing pressure during the day but
this was fairly well absorbed. Buy
ing came from grainmen who felt
wheat prices eventually would
wo.k higher. Portugal was sched
uled to buy two cargoes of wheat,
but postponed the purchase.
Chicago Livestock
CHICAGO (API (USD A) Salable
hos S.SOO; butchers 21 to SO lower:
tows steady to IS lower: bulk No. S
and J M0-2S0 lb. 1S.M-1S SO; top 1 TS;
hulk No. 1 and 3 no-ISO lb. 15 7V
IS IS: few lots SM-MO lb. 15J5-1S7S;
170-190 lb. 1S 00-H00; sows 11.7S
13 23
Cattle 109: ralves 200; few lots
flood and rhnlre. heifrr. steers and
mixed yearling. IS. 50-22.00; rhnlre
and prime steers 23 00-24. no; mixed
steers and-heiiera 13,50-17.00: utility
and commercial rows 10.50-12.50;
t-anners and cutters 1.73-11.25: bulls
1.150-1350; food and choice vealrrs
20.00-33.00; storker and feeders
ateady 15 15-18 00.
Sheep 200; ateady: Hood to prime
lambs S3-94 lb. 20 00-23.50; shorn
slaughter ewes J 30-5 50.
Chicago Grain
CHICAGO (AP)
Wheat
July IlS'Hi inn-n
Sep 1 1 V ' Jl'.-'.
Dec 120', IM'a
Mar ill'. . J21.-i,
May 119-1' lis
Corn
July IM-M'. ISPi-Sl
Fep 1 MIV", l.ffi-'i
. Dec I U', 1 ,17,-4
Mar 142'. 1.41'.-',
May 1 441, 144',
, Oats
July 74-10
Sep 74, 74
Dee 1-W, 7S'.-'i
Mar 7'4 1'i-
May 75'i 7S'.-'
H
July 1SS lSS',-37
Sep 1J74 1M
Deo 1.41H-U 1.41 a
Mar 1.41, 143",
Mar 1.44
Soybeans
July IST-M'l lll-e
Sep lSlVM't 147'k-8
Nov , 1 4S4-4S !41'4-U
Jan l',-',i 145
Mar SSI', 148
Chicago Butlcr-Egga
CHICAGO (AP) Butter steadv
wholesale aelllng prtrea unchanged to
hKher: AA S3 score 9S 00-99.2S; A
02 SD OO-Sfl 21; B SO J7.25-S7.75; C 89
55 25-5 25.
Eggs stesdy to firm: wholesale sell
ing prices unchanged to 1 higher;
S0- 9 per cent A 4J-44',: extra
mediums 3S 50-37.00; standards J3J.
M; checks 2,-30'2.
Chicago Onions
CHICAGO (API On tons:
Open High Low Close
Nov. (old I 1 87
Nov. (new t on 1 81 1 as 1 as
Jan. 1.27 130 12 127
Feb. 1 3t
Markets at Glance
NF.W YORK (API
Storks Higher; aluminums Si cop
pers advance.
Bonos improveo: utilities in ne-
msnd. '
Cotton Lower; New Orleans sel
ling
CHICAGO:
Wheat Mixed; ralMed toward
close.
Corn Weak: July off most.
Oats Lower with corn.
Soybeans Very weak; July off
most. . .
Hogs Butchers down IS to SO
cents; top $IS 75.
( attlarNomlnally ateady; top
24 .IK).
Investment Trusts
r I7.llka. Smlther At Co. lne I
Bid Asked
Affiliated fund 8 .12 8 ;i
Canadian Fund '. 21.0.1 22 7(1
Century Shares Trust . 24 OS 28 03
Chemical Fund . IS 41 IS HI
Delaware Fund . - II 81 11 77
Diver. Invest. Fund S 77 10 71
Divident Shares 1 94 3 22
Faton H. Bal. Fund . 23 23 24 M
C.ss, Ind, 15 03 1 8 43
I C. roup Tobacco 4 HI rrr
Inrorp. Investors 10 31 11.22
Key Cust, Funds:
B-i : n M is si
B-4 10 S3 II M
K-l . 171 10 80
S-l 13 15 14 38
R.4 10 13 11 08
Msn. Bond Fund 105 S 71
Msss. Invest. Trust 1222 13 .21
Natl. Sec. Series:
Income Series S 3ft I 04
Stork Series 103 87
Pref. Stock S 87
Natl. Div. Series 4 81 5 27
- Natl. Growth i:.- 71 7 33
Pioneer Fund 1 20 1 5 43
(Tel-Elec. Fund 12 45 13 57
Value l ine Inc. Fund .... 8 17 74
Wellington Fund . 14.17 13.45
Portland (.rain
PORTLAND 4B
Coarse grains,
bulk. Coast
-LVilay shipment
delivery:
Oats, No 2, 38 lb while 57.50
Barley, No.2. 45 lb B-W 47.50-48 00
Corn. No 2, K-Y shipment 71.50
Wheat ibidi to arrive market,
basis No 1 bulk, delivered coast
Soft While . . 2.09
Soft While 'excluding Rex) 2 09
White Cluh 2 09
! Hard Red Winter: . .
11 per cent 2 09
! Friday's car receipts: Wheat
) 39: barley 27; flour 3; forn 10;
! mill feed 2.
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WASHINGTON The Asso
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port! 78S new locomotive, mull, all
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Stock Market
Edges Higher
NEW YORK Mi - The tock
market made a routine advance
Friday with aluminumi, coppers
and selected Issues the favorites.
Leaders held on to gains well
within 2-point ton despite late
spell of selling. Most losses were
kept within a point.
The Associated Press average
of 60 stocks advanced 50 cents to
$188.50, with the industrials up 70
cents, the ras down 40 cents and
the utilities up 20 cents.
Volume totaled 2,020.000 shares
compared with 1.950.000 Thursday.
Stocks ami Bonds
Complied ay The Aeeaslstcd Press
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FINAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
we have filed In the Circuit Court of
the Stale nf Oregon for Marion
County. Probate Department, our
duly verified final account as execu
tors nf the eatate of I.EONORE S
PRUITT, deceased, and that said
Court has fixed Monrisy, August 13,
105. at tha hour of 9:15 t in, and the
court room of aaid Court as the time
and place lor hearing ssid final ac
count and obiectlons thereto.
RALPH LAWRENCE SCHARF
MARGARET S SrOTNEY
JOSEPH P. MEIER
Fxeciilors.
JOSEPH P. MEIER
Attorney for Executors
.ISO Court House
Salem. Oregon.
July 7. 14. 21, ZS. Aug. 4.
IN THE. CIRrriT COI'RT Of THE
STATE (IK OREGON FOR 1MJSR
K)N rOI'KTV, PRORATE lE
PARVMKNT .fa. ISSM
In the Matter of tha Estate nf
FRANK M. NEWTON, a mentally III
person '
(,UAni!IAN9 mrilllElir SAI.R
NOTICE IS HF.REP.Y GIVEN that
Iiure B, Newton, guardisn of the
estate ot f rame m. ixewiun. an lo
fompeiarit Brrsf.n. wm rrn inrr -afvr
the hour of 10 a.m., August 13. 10,54,
at tha office of Clyde Prall, Realtor,
154 5. mill rltreet. na rm. Oregon.
proceed to sell at private sal for
cash. In tha manner provided by law
In the sale of. real property In pro
bate mailers, The following deacrlbed
real premises, to-wil:
Heginntng at an Iron bar on the
North side of a County Road whlrh
is 0 45 rhslns North nf the South
east corner of the Wllllsm P. Push
Donation Land Claim, in Section I,
Township 7 South, Range .1 West
of the Wlllsmette Meridian In
-Ion County, Oregon. rthrncar-Nnrthl
ls.SS chsins to an iron slska aet by
Counlv Surveyor. John Newsome,
April 15, 184: thence Soulh 59" IS'
East 3.73 chains lo sn iron bar;
thence Smith 14 S3 chsins to an Iron
har in the North line of said Coun
ty Road: thence West 110 chains lo
the place of beginning: being sit
uated In Section 1, Township 7,
oulh. Range 3 West, and In Sec.
ttnn Ht T,,un.hln S a,,.,!!. Slnaa
.KtVjlie-Wilkirnetle Meridian"
In Marlon lounty, Oregon:
Said sale will be made pursuant to
an order made and entered In the
Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon
for the County of Marlon bv the
Honorable Val D. Slnper, Judge, in
proceedings pending therein entitled.
In the M.fclter of the Guardianship
of the Estate of Frank M. Newton.
an Incompctant person," Clerks reg
istry MO. IHtltHI
Dated this 14th dav of July. 195.
I, sure P. fcewlnn.
Guardian of Ihe Estate Ot
Frank M. Newton,
sn Incompctant person.
Ceorge N, Gross.
117 Parlllr Building. ,
Salem, Oregon. I
Attorney lor Guardian.
Last Publication, August II. 19M
J 14.21 3. A 4.11.
diescl-elertric, were put into serv-
Ice by Class I railroads during the
I first lit months of 1956.
Phelpa-Dodsa
Phllco Corp
Pint Morr't
Phil Petrol
Plllsbury
Proc ft Gam ..
Pus Sd P Ic L
PUra OU .
Radio Corp
Rayonirr lne
Repub Stl .
Reynolda Met
Rovnolds Tob
Richfield O
Royal Putch
Safewav Stra
tit Joe Lead
St L A- ST Rv -
St Reaia Paper ..
Schenlev Ind
Scott Paper '..:
Scars Boa .
Shell Oil
Sinclair Oil
Skelly Oil
Soconv-Moh .....
Sou Cat Ml
Sou Pac Ry
Sou Ry
Sperry Rand
Sid Brands .....
Std Oil Cal
Std Oil Ind .
Std Oil N I
Stude-Pack
Sunray Oil ...
Sun. nine M .....
Swift A Co ,
Sylvania El
40',
. 100',
-.130',
.. M
.. SO',
- sM',
. 1.1V,
. 1'i
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M
47
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18',
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. 19'.
- 84',
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Texaa Co
Texaa Gulf
Textron
Tide-Aaso ..
Tranaam
Trana Wo Air ...
Twen Cen Fox .
V
I'nion Carb .....
I'nion Oil
Union Pac Ry ..
llni Alrcrad
I'nl Air Llnea
tlnl Corn
I'nl Fruit
1'S Plvwood
I'S Rubber
US Steel
Warner Pic ..
Wash Water P .
West Air Br
Western Air
Western F.lee ..
Western I'nion .
Woolworth
T.
Zenith
1M,
Salem
Obiluuries
Eveloa Steddard Adaaa
In this city July loth, lata resident
of Rt. 1. Sslem. at tha age of II
years. frAttier ot Mrs. Frank Way of
Salem. Brother, of Clarence Duane
Adame of Seattle, Wash, Four grand
children also survive. Services will
be held Monday, July S3, at 11:00
am. In tha Rosa Chapel of tha W. T.
Rlgdon Co. Concluding services will
be at Belcreat Memorial Park. Serv
ices will be conducted by a fellow
member ol the Christian Science
Church.
Ka-hy Marie Alt
At Anacnrtes. Wash., Julv 11. at the
ft"e of 7 years D.iughlrr of Mr. and
Mrs Hiymtnd Ail of Anacortes,
Wash. Announcement nf services will
be made later by the Howell-Edwards
Funeral Chapel.
Paul r. Carter .
At a local hosoltal. July lath, lata
resident of 1371 Electric Ave. Sur
vived by 1 aaufhtera, Mrs. Bonnie
Betty McCune, Santa tiara. Calif.!
Mrs. ma Mayer, Miami a sons, men
aid K. Carler, Atwatar, Calif- Robert
V. Carter. Kant. Wash.. Leslie w.
Carter, Salem, James L, Carter, En-
giewood, cam , Joeepn i. carter,
Roalvn. Wash.! t brothers. Henrv E
Carter, Tangent. Oregon. Carl rV
Carter. Richland, Wash.; SO grand'
children. Service will be held Mon.
day, July 23rd at 10 00 a.m. In tha
chapel of the I lough-Bernrk Co.
Dev. r. c stannara win officiate, in.
tcrmant. Jlestlawp Memory Gardens.
Assle Mysler
In this city. July loth Ijte rest.
dent of ISM S. 12th. Mother of Mrs.
John Church and Mrs. Oscar Phillips,
both nf Swilrm; Kenneth Hysler of
Portland, Ore. Sister of Harold Sh
erwood of Salem and Norman Isher
wood of Yulia C'ltv. Calif., and Sirs
Pbylta Tucker of Salem. Services will
be held Tuesdav. Julv 24. at 10 30
a m. In the Row Chapel of the W. T.
Rlgdon Co. Concluding service will
be at tha City View Cemetery.
Gilbert Moraa
At a loral hospital, July 1. Sur
vived by a daughter, Psisy Lee Mo
ran, Portland. Ore.; sister. Mrs. Ar
thur B. Crouch nf Big rails. Minn
Cs.ket will be open to friends In the
Virgil T Golden Chapel. Saturosy.
July II. 10 00 lo 10 30 a m. C.raveorie
services will be held at City View
Cemetery, Saturday, July 21, at
10:30 am.
Wllllaaa Parks
Late resident of Newport. Aril., at
Jelfereon. Ore . Julv IS. at tha afe
of IS years. Graveside services will
he held under tha direction of the
Howell-Edwards Funeral Chapel Sat
urday, July 21, at 2 00 p.m.. In the
City View Cemetery.
Brajasnla J. C. Paltoa
At tha residence, JJI 8. Plna St..
of Albany, Oie. Mrs. Lima Jones of
3 daughters. Mrs. Catherine Fctsert
of Anbany, Ore., Mrs. Elma Jones of
Eugena Ore., end Roberta La r ten of
Salem: 1 sons. Paul L. Palton of Port
land, Ore., and Don B. Pattnn of Sa
lem: I grandchildren and 3 great
grandchildren also survive. Services
will be held Mon., July 23, at 1:30
?m. In the Cloeh-Barrlck Chaprl
he Jte '. Shellhart ol Albany will
officiate Ritualistic services bv Pa
cific Lodge Nn. SO A. F. A A M In
terment, liclricat Memorial Park.
Mary Swayne
At a local hospital. July 19th Ship
ment has been made lo Medfnid,
Oregon, bv Ihe Cloush-Rarrlc k Fu
neral Chapel lor aervices and Inter
ment. Janaea W. Wilson
Late resident of 49 S lath St.. at
by atep-dsughter, Mrs. Velma Brant
ley of Sslem; step-eons. Arthur Bai
ley of Salem. Rev. Floyd F. Bailey nf
Gemet. Calif , and Laurence A. rial
lev of Everett. Wash. Service will ha
held Sat., Julv 21. at 1 p.m. In the
Virgil T. Golden Chapel. Interment
at Belcreat Memorla
Park.
" ADVERTISEMENT FOR RID!
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS:
Sealed bids will be received by the
School Board of District 29 J. Lyons.
37',
. M1,
. mi,
. 83",
- 4',
. 47U
. ST
- 11'k
. 4,
. 3',
. M
. 1
. 7i
.. 4.T,
. to',
IS
.137
Msr-iorenn. St the Mart-Linn School
building, I.yon( Tlregon. until Tun
day, July 24. 1S. S IO p m , I'ST, lor
Ihe construction or classrooms and
office addition to the Marl-I.lnn
School building and will he then
and there opened end publicly resd
aloud. Hids received after the time
of opening will not be considered.
Plans, specifications and form nf
contract documents msy be examined
or obtained at the nllu of Architect
'ii1'"" , "'m:3X ,!'!'
Rtrawtrsiwin. Olegtii , iimiii aenimt
of 123 ihi for each set of documents.
Nu proposals wll be considered un
less accompanied by a certified check
cashiers check or bid bond made pay
able to the District In an amount ot
not less than S' of the amount nf
the bid. Surely bond will be required
In accordance with tha terms ol the
contract documents.
The SchraH District reserves the
right to meet any or all bids and
to waive Informalitfe
No biddrr mav withdraw his bid
sfter the hour . sl for the opening
thereof or before the award of the
contract, unless said award Is delayed
for a period exceeding 3n days
, ALICE HUHER. Clerk
July 1 14. il.
A aurvrv marie In 11.14 indirslerl
that erosinn had harlly damsci-d
i more lhan 2W million acres ol
'crop and grazing land,
Statesman. Salem, Ore., Sat., July 21. '56, (Sec. II)-11
NOTICE Of Hf ARIVO ON FINAL
ACCOUNT
NOT1CB IS HEREBY GIVEM that
Shirley Coons, Executrix f the Es
tate of Zilpha M. Kelly, dereaaea.
E.tate Sin. 1(1547. has filed her final
account and report of such admini
stration, and bv order of lne Circuit
Court of the State of Oreion for the
County of Marlon, the Hit day of
Auiuat, 1956, at the hour of I II
o'clock am., has been fined aa the
time, and tha court room of eaid
Court has been fixed a the place,
for the hearing of objections to aaid
final account and the eetlltment ef
aid estate. . f
Dated at Salem. Orefon, this ljth
day of July. lost.
Shirley Coons.
Executrix of tha Estate of
Ziloha NT. Kelly, deceased.
DeArmond and Sherman,
Attorneys for Executrix,
Salem, Oregon.
rirat puhiication: July it. i.
Last publication: Au(. 4. !"
J.I4.11.1IA ..
NOTICC OF FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN, thai
tha underatined aa F.xecutria under
the Last Will and Testament of F. B.
WOOD, deceased, baa filed her Pinal
Account In the Circuit Court of tha
State of Oreion, for Marlon County,
and that Monday, July 30. IRS, at
the hour of Ten o'clock A.M. In tha
court room ot said court. In tha coun
ty courthouse. In Salem, Oregon, has
been appointed by tha court aa tha
time and place for hearlni of ob
Jectiona thereto and tha attlemnt
thereof.
Dated and tint published:
June 10. ISO.
Data of last publication I
July II, iswuj.
IRENE ROF.MHtl.DT
Executrix under Will of
E fl. WOOD, Deceased
W. C. WINSLOW
Attorney for Executrix
Masonic Rullriing
Salem, Oregon
June 30; July 1. 14. 11
NOTICI TO CREDITORS
Nolle Is hereby given that tha us.
deraicnad has been appointed admin
istrator of tha estate of Carl Smol
ntaky. deceased. All parsons having
clalma against the aetata of . aaid de
ceased are notified to present the
same to m a I 14 Harrison Street,
Woodhurn. Oregon, within six months
after tha data of tha first pubucaUoa
of this notice.
Dated and first published Juno 10,
19M.
: Mssdalena Smolnlsky,
Administrator
Willia. Kyle A- Emmons
First National Bank Bldf.
Albany, Oregon
Attornevs for Admlnlstrstor
Publish June 90. July T, 14, 11
ADS IN THIS COLUMN
RECEIVED . . .
Too Late to Classify
OPEN HOUSE DAILY
a NEW 1 bdrm. homes. Have
everything. Terma. Sea I block
N. Clear Lake Store.
llxM' TENT $25
PH. 4-SilsJ
TRADE '51 Cad. Convt. as down
. pnyment on house or acreage.
Ph. 4-3P02 eves.
TRADE Wlndolf garden tractor '
I h. p. wdosar. plow, diec.,
for car or ptcktip. Ph. 4-7327.
47 FORD Clb Voupe. ood con
dltlon. I1H. Ph. 1-114).
LGE. lots, reetrtcted. North.
Sea I block 14. Clear Lake
Store.
Y OWNER. 1. acre tracta
paved road, 4V miles from 4
Corners. Writ Boa 4M. Rt. I,
Sslem, Ore.
J BDFiM.. suburban home, -sear
grade arh. Will aarrtnea) my
equity tor rash. Ph. 1-144
dava a 1-443 eves. It wk.
end.
75-771 GERTH, tVW 4l Caa
cade; Open Saturday at Sun
der. Ph. 1-111. J-3MI, 1-151),
Make offer.
f-BDRM. suburban home. Bear
grade arh. Will sacrifice my
equity for cash Ph. 1-144
davs or 1-443 eves. It wk.
ends.
TOR SALE: General repair shoo"
30 x40'. Bldg. equipment or
lease shop A aell tools. Inquire
Clear Lake Store.
NFWdrlve-ln reel., main blvdl
for lease. Statesman-Journal,
Box 202. J
1-BDRM. house on i, acre, hoi
A cold water, atova aV refrtg.
No dogs, 40 par month. Ph.
-357.
CLEAN 1-rm furn. Apt. rlneo
In. Employed man or lady. I'h.
3-1343.
WANTEDTcarelaker In exchange
for house, lights a. water, f
miles Irom renter of town.
Inquire 137 So. Commercial
week days.
DFPF.NDARI.E1yrold tlrt
will babv-slt eves 'lit Sept. I,
15c br. 'til midnite. toe hr.,
after mldnile, referencea. Mar
garet Best. 4-7347.
QUALIFIED "man" wants "truck
driving. Ph.X-77H.
WAITRESS." experienced for
Coast Resort Hotel Coffee
Shop. Dorchestir House,
Oceanlake, Ph. 1731.
STEADYi eves. I to II rage 2S
to 50. exp. non-smoker, local
references, The Pike, lea
Cream Store. LU S. Liberty.
WANTED: Auto. merh. familiar
wllh rurrnt modeli. Only
aujilif'ed man need apply,
merson Teague Chev., Inde
pendence. Ore . or Ph. 4-40,
Salem, Vrrna Forest.
PENSION couple house, milk,
garden, healine fuel (or doing '
fprm rhnres. Statesman-Journal,
Box 2112.
FOR exoanslon. fullv secured
Interest, plus. Statesman-Jour-
nil, Box T02.
TRICYCLE, radios, toaster, comb.
hester-fsn At misc. Ph. 4-1434,
3J7Wllliems Ave.
FREE for hauling, ronareta
blocks for hanks Rt, I, Pox
454, Salem ton Marlesy ftd I
TABLE wrought Iron, flass lop.
Ideal for patio. I-4SM.
LAWN mower close out. mi,
off S A H ;reen Stamps,
Terms Two locallona.
Batdnrf Home A Auto.
1120 State SI nr
1095 rnlrgrntinda Rd.
Ph. 3-RSSJ
t" BEAtlTlFt'l." Collie pups." I
weeks old See 1071 Baxter Rd.
or Ph. 4-1540.
I WILL NOT be responsible for
debts other than my own.
Mary Snow, 7O40 Lana Ave.
LOST' Rradlng glasses at Water
Co. Reward. 4-4921.
LOST, vslushle Rukiva watch.
23 Jewel, black face, autn. It
at I9:l State St . Onion Stat,
Reward. Ph. 4-3MS
TO SEI.I. out complete Rum
mate asle, 471 N. Cottage. Ph.
4-7:iu0.
300 PrrHonal
310 Meet lnj Notlf
BAllA't world faith Information,
write Stalesman-Jrnl, Box III.
312 Lost and Found
LOST: Smoky grey Persian est,
between I A 10 Monday, eve ,
nn Parrlsh St. Reward, fhnne
1-M29 sfter S p m.
LOST: 1 ronllrmslion rerllfl
rales In Norweglsn language,
Statesman-Journal Box 19.
LOST: Cray fVhae'fer fountain
pen. Ph. 4-7.121.
LOST Sunday alSilver Falls
St Psrk. I Brownie Camera
A I Norw-egian stiver brooch.
Reward Contact Paster A L.
ttki, aUvai-iua fa. t-l-.U.
I
300 rVrnonal
316 Personal '
KUMMAGt sate l HI I)
Skookom Cafe Sat. A Mad,
e m.. I21B Portland ltd. .
AOAfaTbuyara wnti'to M. C
Clodfeltar. 102 X. 1th, Albany
" Oev.
ALCOHOLICS Anunymuua arouo
No. I. 201 N Com'l 1-4531.
ALCOHOLICS Aaoaym ou. 1M
S Commercial, 1-1101
400 Atrriculture
aMBiaRaMM
402 Irreittxfc tot $)!
' JERSEY CUEBNSEY, II MO,
PHu4-2i74
I HEAD mixed White Faco
yearlings, good shape. Ceme
tery Rd, Turner, Ore. Richard '
Nelson. , . . .
GUERNSEY, milk row with 1
wk. old calf. Good mo Ihe.
Hereford Bull. Arthur Hadley,
Rt. 2. Box 303. Silverton.
GOOD Guernsey milk cow w7
3rd calf. 1100. See after I p m.
H. L. Martin. 5444 Swegle Rd.
SHEEP
Douglas Livestock Mkt Wilbur,
ore. 3rd annual Ewa aV Ran
sal. July 1. II noon, to reg. '
c purebred Bucks of all breda.
1 000 brerdlnt Ewes, Including
ISO yearlings ma hear I yr.
olda, bal. of I yr. to 4 yr. Ewe
to be sold In lota ta suit buy
ers. All consignments welcome,
located I mile N. ol Roeeburg
on Hwy. 19. For Information
rail Orchard 1-7993 Roaeburl'
or James E. Lewis. Ph. Jl 14
Myrtle Creek or Darrill W.
RaPh.;iao utherlln. ,
I YR. bay mare, saddle. brldrX
1200 complete, also almost new
rototiller, 3-73 after I p m.
' 1 MILK GOAT
4151 MACLEAY RD.
HORSE AtlCTION
SUNDAY, JULY ND, 1:30 FTst.
I.etlands. mare, geldings, kid
ponies, work horses. Back
mules, aaddl horses, all
breeds A colors, soma regis
tered. matched prs aarverat
Weatern saddles, I hors trail
er, s j ford truck
S37 SILVERTON ROAD '
WANTED "
FEEDER UMBSVPB. 4-7374
BAY geldlne, "l yr., l4hanot!
Centle lor anyone, Rt. 4, IVf
HA.
11 HEAD reg. Island Jerseys. I
American aaddla gelding. I
quarter haras t Palomino martl
Ph. Empire 7-15.
PROFESSIONAL torses hoar Lm
Hanaoa. 4-a724 aa? mm
EXTRA good fentlo milk cow.
Ph. 1-3101 after I p.m.-
ton ' SALE or trade, leoUa '
pontes for children, alao good
aaddla horsea Bob Frsnaw, 301
N. Walar SC. Utrartass. Pk.
1-134
SALEM Meal Co, locker beef.
Custom killing, cutting and
wrapping, trailer loaned frea.
403 Uvettech Wanted
WANTED: Dav old whit face
rclf. Ph. 4-34. .i
CAIiLs. dm set, at vvul lann.
F. C Mct andltan Rt 1. -! a.
CATTLE Buret A t Sommer, '
110 Harmony Dr Ph 4-9047.
Livestock buyer '"Ciauoa ta'.
wards. Rt a. Bo IMC 4-1 111.
CATTLE buyers t2S1 Itals. t. "
L as H. laaUiask S-134A, S-4BM,
04 Poultry owtl Kotiri
RABBITS FOR BALK
' Ph. i-nw
BABY Chicks hatched yr. round!
VaUey Fam8tor. 4-44Q4.
CUSTOM DRESSING -Of
paultry We buy rekhrtav
Win , tin SUU. Pk. -Jlk
401 f,H
DORS boarded, Corkhavaa Ken
. nels Lucille Lund. Rt. A III- .
verton. 3-457.
AKC Reg. Brindala boxer pupa.
.ISPh. Cherry 1-1403 collect I
FOR SALE: Collie pupTl-mis!
old. Hnuse-brok. Ph. 4-31
after 131 p.m.
7TX3Y Fox Terrier-slStud Vi "
pounds. Ph. Silverton 1-4711, -
REG. rocker. blond rest
wks., Ph. i-lata.
FOR SALE se trade i wks nisi 4)
Labrador win, AJCC. .PH.
1-M4L 34) Abraml Av,; . ' f
DACHSHUND puppies, minia
ture, long hair, black 4s red.
A K C. reg. Ph. 4-7304.
BIRD Paradise tot wirda, eage.
supplies 111 Uvingslon 1-ISH,
YOUNG parskerts esses feeds'
Micxey's tsiis S Com I t"55
PUREBRED Springer Spanlal
pupa. MHO Bunnyvlrw Ave. - -
1 YR.""nld"fawn BoxerA KC."
21 Kingwood Dr. '
PER.sWNALITY"malkittea -urgently
in need of home 3oM f
r WEEK old l-ab.-'pupa, blue
ribbon breeding AKC papers.
4353 N. Lancaster. "
FOR SALE Puppies aU kinds!
C ome see afternoons at 3:i.n .
Livingston or call 1-7SS. Will
buy poppies any kind.
I MO. OLD reg Golden Cocker
Spaniel, house broken, axe, .
pet. Pk. 1-7430 See at mi H.
14th.
DALMATIAN puppies. Couch '
Lane Kennels. Monmouth. Ph.
Skyline 7-I3II.
FREE: Mother est" 1 kittens' ,
3.10 Mill St., Silverton. 1-S)1.
"HFE: Part boxer pups also I .
kittens. Rt. 4, Box 104, Salem. '
Phjl-4115.
FOR BALE : Corker Spaniel
pups, gold It black. Ph. 1-IM4.
ATTEN: hunters, for sale A K C.
registered English Springer
Spaniel puppies. 1950 N. 13rd '
Tiu..aii ,
MOORE PETS
Part Lsb. puppies, Hsmpste.
400S STATE ST.
410 iSeed and Plant
SALE
Nl'RSERY STOCK
INVENTORY Reductirm. All
shrubs A trees wholes! or
less. Msny tlems II ea , I fnr
3 Over I lta Hems to
nld Nelson a Nurserv net
to Sslem Golf ('ours on S. ,
River Rd. All sales rash, stl
sales final, no guarantees. Ph.
2-0412,
NURSERY STOCK. Lg blooming
fuchisa. 3.V-. Burnett Gardens,
Rt. 4. BoxS2. Ph-4251.
PLANTS, hrtihs. cut flowVri
astilhes. 110 Market, Ph.
1-1944.
rHtAHr-
Greenhoua. Brooks,
41 Fruit A farm Produeo
NEW spuds A pickling cuxrs. ,
picked to order eve. or morn.
No Kun 4-MioJ. L. Welch.
,CANNINO apricots ""from ' Tha
Dsllrs. t
Ped's Produce
S2I Portland Rd l'h4-407'
V-PICK cukes. Chicken" house .
fnr sale. 3t. Ph. 4-4503
RYE CRASS strsw.clean. baleds
In thi Held 50 tons. 112. tnn. '
Del Bsrber. Ph. 1-107 or IMS.
Tufnrr.
U-I'ICK Boy enberrlesT'l" mCt'.
nf 1 sncester Dr. on Pratum
Rd H M Schaffer.
""fioorl Clover Hav 127 M
DAVE RA.MSEYER 4-1364