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Newspaper Page TextPortland Portland LiveMork PORTLAND tft USDA Cat tit: salable 550; market moderate ly active; fed steers-heifers steady -strong; ether clause i ; ered in Portland. C0-S3 lb; first ateady; part load choice 090 lb quality 57-60; aecond quality SJ-SJ. steers 25.50; other choice aleerij Butter-Wholcale, f ob. bulk J4 00-50;. good law choice steers eubes to wholesaler Trade AA, 21.75-24.00; few standard steers 93 score, 59't; A grade, score, 1 00-20.00; utility steers 7.00-15.00: I sa-; B grade 90 score 37; C grade two loads itandard-low good'sg score, 55. - neiicrs is.on-20.uo; canner-cuiier cows a. 50-8.50; mostly 7 00-aoO; beef type cutters 9 00-50: utility cows 10.00-11.50; utility bulls 14.00 , 15.00. , Calves: salable 200: market slow-stcaoy to weak: good-choice Vealers 17.00-20.00; utility-commer-i cial calves, vealers 10.50-16.00. Hogs: salable 500; market ac I live, steady-strong; some sales 25 cents higher; sorted U.S. 1-2 grades , 180-233 lb. butchers 20.00 50; around 60 head 20.50; mixed 1-3 grades 19.00-73: sorted out No. I 18 50-73; weiirhts 240-280 lbs 17 50- 18 50: sows J0O-5O0 lbs 12 00-126 50; Choice feeder pigs 18.0050. i 1516 at the farm; old roosters, Sheep:, salable 1660; market MO. steady, weak; good choice spring Turkeys To producers L I v e slaughter lambs 17.00-19.00 ; 800! weight livers, 27-28; young turkey ' head range spring lambs choice , hens, liveweight, eviscerated, jj lith end of good 20 00; iitiUty-low 1 36Hi young toma. 34-43. depending good springers 16.00-17 00; deck on weight. gooa-cnoice snore sprintr lamDa , No I pelts 17.S3: Rood-choice feeder lambs 15 00-16 50: cull-good shorn slaughter ewes 2.00-4.50. Tempers Edgy In Hearing on Snake Dams WASHINGTON if Altorney tempers appeared to become a bit edgy Wednesday" at a Federal Power Commission hearing on an appTiFatlnn , by Pacific Northwest Power Co! for a license to build two Snake, River dams. At one point a lawyer told an- I other that the answer to a ques !tinn ia "none nf vmi husiness " At anotheF" 'point an attorney .was asked if M was engaging in Jirolonged questioning in an effort o delay work and increase costs. I r .. , , . . .j f Meanwhile, there were indica- Jions that the hearing, which be-j nn then resume again Sept. 24.: I One flareup came as I.ucien Hil-! roups, questioned Kinsey M. I . ... . v. lohinson. president nf PNP.I V hich wants to build the Moun- tun Sheep and Pleasant Valley dams in the Snake River border ing Idaho and Oregon. (Vone of Yeur Business 5 Inquiring into financing plans for the power dams. Kilmer asked Ttnbinson about conferences be tween PNP attorney Allan A Smith and Securities and Ex-, change Commission officials. "That is none ol vour business." i f Smith objected. ' Rnhinmn taiH nnuor from Mountain Sheep and Pleasant Val- ley dams would be tmrohased from the four companies that or gamred P.NP:' Montana Power, Washington Water Power. Pacific: nominally 34.00-38.00 ton. New Tower k Light and Portland Gen- crop prices not established. eral Klectric. t ; ' Kot Directly !n .1 1 - Asked if other utilities in the 1 ortlantl larain Northwest would he permitted to buy power from the two dams.i , nTITAND nar!" ' r.T' Robinson sairl they rould not flo so directly He addod, however. tnal tne I'M' ulilllies could resell -.. .,,:'-,! re.ent prices at which one or more the power and its generation ' Jl ?? L orn 1 r" ahipment ,, mBmber, , th. National Aa. n..M mat.. mr. .ncr.v from,'3-'41- '.oci.lloo of Security Dealer a Inc., the Northwest power pool avail-! ahle to other utilities. M. L. Blair, vice nrrsident of I Washington Water Power and a director of PNP, will be cross examiner Thursday on estimates of transmission line costs. Thej0rdinary hcarine it pvnertoH to he rwnvceri ' 10 per Cent after final questioning of Robin-t ton. !": rinur iu; torn ; uais i; The examiner plans to resume; Millffd ! the hearing here Sept 24. when1 ZJZ. lrK1" w'" prr'rn,SaIein Quotations Gov. Langlie Polishes GOP Keynote Talk OLYMPIA - The keynote address Gov. Langlie will deliver at the Republican National Con vention Monday was in the polish ing stage Wednesday. A idea described it as a hard hitting, high-level speech. The chief executive was expect ed to return the fire that the Dem ocratic keynote, Gov. Frank G. Clement of Tennessee, directed at the Republicans Monday. At the same time. Langlie prob ably will start a counter attack by blasting at Democratic short-comings with a barrage of Republi can accomplishments during the 3'i years President Elsenhower has been in office. Langlie, Republican candidate for the Senate seat held by Sen Warren G. 11 a u mi son (D Washi devoted much of his time this week to the keynote speech. He has been arising early in the morning and retiring late at night, writing and rewriting the speech In an effort to make It the best In his 21-year political career. Official appointmetn sand cam paign appearances were kept to a minimum Monday and Tuesday as Langlie worked In a secluded place away from the distraction! nf telephone calls and - other in terruptions at his office. EXPKNSIVE DISCARDS NORFOLK, Vr. ii - A police officer here advised a motorist to get rid of a number nf empty whiskey bodies and beer cans jin the hack of his ear. He saw the motorist was following his advice, tossing them out one by one as he drove down the highway. The lice wai $50. - Markets Portland Produce PORTLAND in - Butterlat -Tentative, subject t Immediate change Premium quality, drliv Cheese To wholesalers Oregon singles, 41-40 lb; Oregon Hb-toaf, 43'j-SO. Eggs To retailers-2-tirade AA, large, 57-59: A large, 52-56; AA n -Mum, 49-51; A medium, 48-50; A small, 31-32. Cartons, no change to 3 cents additional. EKE To consumers A A large. M-6H; A large. 61-66: AA medium, 56-61; A meoium, 55-60; A small, 37-42. ' Live poultry No; 1 quality, f o b. Portland Fryers, Vi-i lbs. 2l'i-22; at farm, 20V.1; light hens, 13-14 at farm; heavy hens Rabbits-Average to growers Live wnile jb,, 20-2J: M h,,. 15.1.,. colored pelU 4 cents less; old does. 10-12, tew higher Kresh killed frye . to r ' ilers, 56 58; cut Up. 60-63. Wholesale Dressed Meats Beef carcasses Steers, choice, 500-700 lbs, 40 00-42 00: good, 38.00 41.00: standard, 32 00-37.00; com mercial COWS, 24.00-28.00; Utility, 1900-22 00. Beef cuts 'choice steers' Hind ; ouarters. 51 (IO-Sj 00: rouidi; 45 00-49.00; full loins, trimmed, 73.00 - 62 00; forequarlers, 27.00- 32.00; iwchucks, 29 00-33.00; ribs, 55 00-62.00. p0rk cuts Loins, choice. 812 lbs. 5200-54 00: shoulders. 16 lbs. 31 00-33 00; spareribs, 42 00-47 00; fresh hams. 12-14 lbs. 49.00-3-00. Veal and . calves Good-choice, all weights, 28.00-38.00; commer cial. 2500-3200. Spring lamb Choice and prime, 44-45 lbs, 41 00-44.00; good, 35 00 40X0. Wool Nominal, clean basis, i blood. 1.0WI5: S blood. 1.0UM; H . blood. 1.12-18: fine, 1.17-23. Country-dressed Meats, f.e.b. i Beef Cows, utility, 22-24 lb; cutter,. 16-18. . . r0U,h heavies 18-22 i""'-" ".on-" 1: " J-'' : nrK!, in u. anv and cl'nlce vcalrn 0nn.4: Hogs-Bes1 light blockers, 26-28; -ood feedms -ute--. and yeanim lan lieht sows 22-24 - stock atecr. nno-?nen. Imbs-Top grade springers,',- .rime .orine lambe joon-Mso: 34 3fi. Mutton Lightweight ewes and wethers, 10-11; rough heavies, 1-8. Fresh Pradaee . Onions-W sh. Yellows. 50 lb sks No. Is. 4 00-M: No. 2s. 1 00-50: poor low Texas Whites. 8 00-25; Idaho Yellow jumbo, 4.00-50; me- o""n. 50-75. - Potatoes Ore -Wash. RnM. 3 50-75: RuSSetS Nn. 2s. 50 Ih5, 1.25-50; local White Row. S 50-75; Beds, J.P0-2S,' Hay New crop No. , 2 greea alfalfa. . baled, f o b. Portland. T '.. n . v i n. . livery: Oats No. 2-38 lb. white J5 00: Barley No. 1-45 lb. B. W. UJu1 .l;j, . .i, I Wheat ibid' to arrive market, basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: i Soft White . . 1.12 Soft white (excluding Rex) White club Hard red winter: 2.12 2 12 2.11 , n Car receipts: Wheat 127; Barley HI TTtSrVr lAndnunil Premium . S? No. 1 5 I l:fiC.S (Orrfon EM Producer! Price, lo l.rmcr. ara I In I cent, under the wholesale prices!; Jumbo A JI7 Extra Lit , AA . .fid I. arse AA ...a. .51 Laife A .5.1 Medium AA .51 Small A - J2 POULTRY (North well poultry) Colored Hena .18 Leghorn Hena 14 Colored Fryers .20 Colored Rnaaters .20 Old Sooner, in When time counts (at it to ofttn dot whtn htalth it concrnd) you can count on our xport pharmacist to fill your prescrip tion! quickly and accurately. CAPITAL DRUG STORE t Ideations la Better Serve Yea Mala Store: 405 State, Center ef Liberty Prew-riptlaa Shop: II? (hemeketa. Crtffl Bldg. WK OIVK 31-K r.BKF.N STAMPS - OUR STORE IS AIR-CONDITIONED BY FR1GIDA1RE SHOP HERE COMFORTABLY Grains Score More Gains CHICAGO UF1 Grains rang up further gains on the Board of Trade Wednesday; all wheat and rye futures going to new seasonal highs. ' Wheat closed to 1 cent higher, corn Vl'e higher, oats unchanged to higher, rye J'-34 higher, soybeans l'i to I cents higher and lard 3 to 33 cents a hundred pounds higher. . -.. Wheat absorbed hedging pres sure and profit aking without dif ficulty in early dealings. Greece was expected to be in the market shortly lor a fairly largt quantity of the bread (rain. The distant July wheat future was firm all day, even when other contracts displayed easiness. The territory in which most of the 1957 winter wheat crop will be planted Is suffering from pro longed dryness and very high temperatures. Chicago Grain CHICAGO (APi Grata upen , . Close 1 1,-M JJ5-25', 1.2S-JS!t 2 2n'a 8.1S',.', 1.31 ,-H 12',-'-, 1 47', es't 1SI', ,is".'i .Tl',.7l VI"' .17 1 44 I ", I , l.ftt 1 4S';-'i 41-42'., 4l, 2 Sl, WHEAT eptemoer Dri'tmber March May July CORN September December March Mar Julr OATS September December March Mav RYE t ',-' 114'.-', 1 tr, !., 1 IT, 1 W'.-M I4J I I 4'! Ul' .18-74', ,TT4 t . I 4S 1 4S', 1 ', I4S 41i-4l September rcemter March Mav 80YBKAN8 fteptember November fanti.Mf ! Maieh J4S 9.50 vay S8 S YP)', var. P Chirapo Livestock CHICAGO. (API (USDA I Hon 7 SO0: butcneri steady to weak, sows Irons to meatly 2S hither; moat No. 1 and 3 100-22 lb IS SO-17 00: top 17 SO limited volume No. t and 1 UO-2M lb. IS 7S-I7.I5: mixed ST,de 17O-1S0 lb. 1100-14 IS; aowi 14 00-lla. Cattle 15 000: calvea JOO: steers sa I" '. ..5 h'Jl Jr? "IF fowl and buna zi to so nifner, veal- rl meadv to troii; atockera and fnedcre tronf: load high prime I2M I in meer ii.w: duik. prime ner-a ? nn.3n-M: bulk choice trade 2(1 so- ?" , wh choice and prime heirrre S'S.a. '-i,"lcS I inrrcinl cows '0 7S.pw: rarn-a mi cull to low inoa lamne 1 '- IK uu; ahorn alaushtera ewea S.so-s so. Oiicago Rullrr-Epfza CHICAGO. (API Butter steady; wholesale aelllng prices unchanged; AA SS M '.-5 ',; A J 58 ',-SS ',; I Mil I..5S .: C SS 54 l',.S7 Fein weak and uraetiled: whnle- ale nelUn prlcea 1 to l'i cent. ... L1. I lower; (W-9 per cent A M-SS ,; White, 40-511 per cent A 21-:VI medluma M- 75-4 00- IIS',; standard, M; cheeka 24-2.V,. Chicago Onions CHICAGO (API Onions: Open Hlfh Low Close Nov. (oldl 1J7 Nov. I new) 1 20 1 29 I2 1.24 J,nuarv 141 I 4 137 142 February 1 54 I 5 1.10 1 14 Western Seeurities (F.llka. Smllher A Co Irw.t Thew Md and a.k nuotatlona reo- would Irade with the sencral pub- ,. ., ,. Ih. ouniaunn, were gathered at i p m. yeaterdav: Bid Aaked Calif -Oreson Power XV, 34' CaacariB Plywood 32 Conaol. Frelshl IS 34'. IS'a U'e 24 17', 48 75 3l'i 29'. ST. 4!') 77'. l. ."'. 7 7t, : Iron Fireman . 'Jantren Inc. Com. .... Meier r Frank Morriwn - Knudwn ..... I4a 22 IS'a 44 70 Pac. P L Com. ... 2Si Pope A Talbot ?', Portland 0 At Coke 35 Port Gen Else. 24', RANKS Rank of America W1, Pank of California 7,J, Cha. Manhattan - 'S1, Flt't National 5-', Flral Nal. ( II v NY , S It. S National 74 nnraitTr RFCDRn UUt.BIlt BM.UKU KNOXVILLE. Tenn. P) Being s dogeateher has its rough moments, but city humane officer Walter W. Montgomery was bit ten by a dog for the first time in 10 years. He ssid he has been bitten only three or four times during the entire 20 years he has held the post. Doctors' prescriptions filled in short order New York Closing Stocks Reported by Merrill Lynch, Pierce rvnner and Beans rilntkote .. ford Motor C. Gen Dynamics - Gen r.le . Gen Food .......... Gen Motora . Gen Tire Geo Pac Ply Gillette Glldden Goodrich .... .. Goodyear ; Grace W. 1. ..... Grt No Rv Grt Meat Sus Greyhound .......... Gulf Oil " H Hnmeatake M .... ' 1 Int Harvest Int Nickel , Int Paper i ' Jnhna-Man ., . Jonea M Stl' . ' K Kaiaer Alum ..... Kennecott Admiral Corp. . A I Chem it Dye . 17'ik lot . 51', . .14', 12'a 141 .24', ..4S', .M -S, .48', IS.1 .774 ... 30', S4, ..4, t', 1M', S". ... 0, IS44 ...S4', ..am .47', -. It'. .. 41' - Aiiiea air . . Allia Cham Alcoa Aluminum Ltd Am Airlines Am Can Am Cyan Am Motora Am Stl Fdr Am T it T Am Tobacco . ... Am V income Anae Copper Armco Armour .. ........... Atcheaon Tnp Avco Rendix Avla ,. Bet Fnodi - Beth Stl Roeinr Air .... Rorden , .... ....... Bore Warn Rucyrue Burro Ad1l C Calif Pack Camph Snup Can Pae R Cae J. I. Kern Land .18 S. . IS, SI If. .41", W. ,', . IS -W't .. w, .70', . ', 7 .44 1I4U ""4 s . 41 1 I.lhby McN I. lee Mvera tXIF Glaaa Lockheed Air ..... Loew'a Inc .. Lone Belk A . torlllard . .. M Magnavox Marah Field , MAM Wood ....... Merck Ar Co Mont Chem ....... Mont Ward Motorola . ... Natl Martin Natl Ch Reg Natl Dalrv Natl ntatlll Natl Gvptum Natl Lead Natl Bupplv ........ NY Central No Am Avla No Pac R NW AirHnee ......... ' O Olln Math Clia FJer .. . P Pabco Pac G it CI Pae T 4 T Jan Am Air ........... Pennejy J. C. - Penn Fiv Penal Cola . .. . Caterp Trae I Oelanee . Celotex Certainteed - Ch i O R Chi M Ik St P Chi NW nr Chi II la By Chrvaler . ... Cltlea Serv Climax Moly duett Pea Coca Cola Col-ate com Cr-tt ":r.;..:r. Comw Wdlon ...:... Con Won .' roraer Cont Cn .., rnnt P't rrane Co. Cron Tl .... Curttaa Wr n rer A- Co rtta Match Douf Ate , Tkrw Chem .. Du P de Pte r tart Air U jat Kodak . t Pat" C- W-mer Radio Bx Cello .. r Falrchild ..7', . 7, 71. 214 ..M, 7 as 12, Investment Trusts ' (Zllka. Smlthrr Ar Co . Inr I Bid Aaked Affiliated fund '.. 3i I S3 Canadian Fund 21.4 1)21 Century Share Trust 24.10 26 11 Chemical Fund 1S3S ISM Delaware Fund 11 77 12 S4 Diver. Invest. Fund . .... 17 10 73 DIvMent Shares I SJ 3.21 Fton A H. BaL Fund 23 20 14 SI Gaa. Ind ...1S.I3 IS 54 Group Tobacco 4 ?t 4.71 Incorp. lnvaBtora- IS II . UJS Key Cuat Funda: B-l . 17 111 IS 44 B-4 MM . 1VSS K-I Stl ' .M S-2 : 13 I.' S-4 Ie ' 1' "I Man. Bond fu"( T'4 V s " Mf. InveM, Tru-t P."l P..15 N-tl. See. S--le: Income erie, a t e"7 Stock oerlea M S SS Pre'. sin-k s s t s an Natl. Diy. Srlea 4 t S - Natl. Growth S TT T 40 Pioneer fund 14 H 19 S4 Tel -tUec. Fund . I? SI 13 U Value Line Inc. Fund S 07 S S3 Welllnfton Fund 14.14 11.41 . fc.s Powder It's twice as of (C Comes in pretty pbwder Room PINK WHITE YELLOW GREEN Phelpa-Dodge Phlko Corp Phil Morn, . Phil Petrol FHUbury Proc A; Gam Pus Id P L Pura Oil Radio Corp ........ Bayonler inc. . Repub SU ...... Renolda .Met . Bevnnlda Tob Blchlleld O .'. Royal Dutch 9afrwav Sirs Bt Joe Lead St L St BF Rv St Re(la Paper ... .Hchenlev -Ind Scoit Paper Bears Boe ....,.,.. Shell Oil Sinclair Oil Skelly Oil . Sconv-Moh Sou Cal Bd Sou Pac Ry Sou Ry Soerrv lland Bid Brand, ........ Std Oil Cal , - Std Oil Ind ........ Bid Oil NJ Slude-Pack Sunrav Oil Sunahlne M :.... Swift At Co ....... Sylvania El T Texas Co ,..M..,.. Texaa Gulf ... Textron Tlde-A ...... ... Tranaain Trana Wo Air Twen Cen Fox ... V Union Car ... Union Oil 1'nlon Pac By Itnl Aircraft "nt Atr Lines Unl Corn . Dnl Fruit US Plvwnnd . US Rubber US Steel ... w Warner Pie . ' Wah Water P Wnl Air Br Wertern Air Weatern F.lee weeiern Union .. Wmlworth -Sola .74i . .49', .. 47. . SJ', .70', . IV, . J7'. . an . 7'j .54', ,.4J , Ma IS 12'i ..M", . , IIIO IM ' , SS', . 55 U . Si It"', -if, . llt. 7t, .., . 4 .11 'a .. M ..IS ..M .. 4? .. S . .?7 .. S7 . ..2', . SS lld't . 77 ..SS", ,.1', . 41 i . IS, .; .45', . J', .45', . M', . 4.V., . 40 . S2 . 70i . SJ', 77', .1024, . 57 , 4(1'", ..Si'. .. 5 .. 1, . 7.1 ', ... M-1, . 4'. .. S7', ..70 . SV, ..!, .50'. -M'i ..:'. . 52'; . S4'4 ..as -. 7, ; 2 ... 'i . 47', . H . ai'i .Pl'a . 21, .. .-"a', .-', .. 14', . L .... ir?', 2? .:.... St 'a ...... 40' k .... 44', ... VH, ...ai, n , n. ...... XV, 2S 87 ', JO 47, .... 107". S7 . 91'i Ml', ..IS', .Ml .IV, . 22'. lenlth ..... .. Markets at Glance NtW YORK (API Stock, Hiahfr; steels, copper, and aircraft, active. Bond Lower: tradtnf light. Cotton quiet; scattered hedging. CHICAOS: Wheat Firm: best faina not held. Corn September aUoruj ; new crop firm. Oats Steady; small price cHanees. Soybeans Firm; September -up moat. Hota Steady to IS rents higher; top 11740 Cattle lee rt M rent to I ISO Miner; lop S30S0. t Dow Jones Averages NEW YORK (API Dote ones closing riocIi averatea; Hich " Low rinie 30 Indus 52111 Sift 1 517.70 20 nili . inarct Ifjts i73 U Utile . 71 04 70 51 707 SS Stocks 1S3.2S IS1S2 12 10 It takes 2 man hours of work ta log, manufacture and distribute one thousand board feet ef lumber. opmlissue in soft because it's two-ply and made the softest facial tissue there is! Get Powder Room in lovely colors in the "see-thru" cellophane 4-roll pack. 4000 single sheets, 2000 two-plys! Colors IB I a. w 7' '"I ' A Shade . W.vfa4fr "hi Frettier! ."- Profit-Taking Slows Stocks NEW YORK l - Late profit taking marred a rising stock mar ket Wednesday; leaving it mixed at the close. Steels, coppers, aircraft and oils wert pacemakers in mid-day whet the market was at s best. Oils fell by the wayside as the session went on, thea the ateeU washed out. r The Associated Press average! of 60 stocks dipped 10 cents to. 1189.00. willt trie industrials up so cents, the rails down 78 and the utilities up, 10 cents. ' Trading was brisk attimes when the market was on the upside and volume for the day totaled 2.000. 000 shares compared with 1,790, 000 Tuesday.' . , ' Stocks antl Bond . Ceaaptlee ay Tka AMlate4t Preas Aoiiiat II BOND AVERAGES a it H II Mail Ind Utll Frsn Net chahse ...Dl A 1 D 2 D.I Wedneeday S3 4 as 3 Ml S4.S Prev. dav ...... .l I SS 4 3 S . S4.1 Week aso n t M S S3 M l Month aso ).... S4I S5S Hi Ml Year aao . SSI SS0 Mt SA S ism tilth ml S7 7 aao 15 2 lS Low M 5 4 M 1 S.1.7 is.m Huh a . so I ino i as s ISM Low a I M.4- M l S4.S STOCK AVERAGES 11 II II SS Utll tVcka Ind Ralls D7 I TO l.TS 7 141.1 1414 IM.t 1551 12P 142 4 1141 Net etianff A 1 A I 01 weoneeaav ... r4 4 Prevloua day 274 I Week aso ..L. 275 I Month aso .. 27 J I Year aso ...... 2.1S I lau Hi,k . 9ia s 7SI TS1 7SS 141 74.1 71 71 5 7S7 S7 1 IPSO la l ln I IPS 2 171 1PI I 171 I 1S1 I 111 1PSS Iw 244 1W HISh. ..... 257 S 1B5S Low . , 2011 - GAS FURNACES N antral See Wai I Nee CAU TODAY 1-1353 Ive. 4-I7W r 4-SI31 Free Survey & C$timots Cuarantsnxt InstallatiaxM 36 Mo't U fay Salem Keating & Sheet Metal Co. 10SS Breaalway iiiii n i i hi i m xi is M ' MI ft I a.f )LJLjMMjmj-- - ; t i "nT -' L now with . . . i 9 spin ))' ': SFltDSI . 1 V Mt CNOhtf ( Neraial ar l 1 ' t - caJ speeds, Neraul or Slew f " apta aaeeda er say renieiea- " 1 H ' Iim It anit sar waakabU laarkal no nut pun ta atmwi Lint is inppU 1 II H iysry ir' '"" "- ia Alia. Sand aa4 aoaa ecus are tutpautkall . ? B VJ J 0 MmaraA I ask water h eleaae4 tsnl ra-cleue) , I I As Little As $o75 Per Week KO DOWX PAYMENT miw MTCNiNA HiM.iM faaaeaa C I Aatonatl) Cratrol lag ef all trpea ef faWica. 1 10, DAY FREE HOME TRIAL ON THIS GENERAL ELECTRIC PORTABLE AUTOMATIC -DISHWASHER No Down Payment , . ONLY. 2.50 PER WIIK lack ef rtwee Meble Maid advaMeeeti 4 Ne PWeeUoa leeelreel ' (teat aapaika holds a family ervlre Ic eicM, ar as many el 54 flutes at ene ticv taaiBlenre aefeei - power prairmr wa,Kea, timet, driet . . . i toed It, Hart I' W I.S. aa wtweli-ta the table for kdm, te the tin, for waihlo . . . ta the etortea cabi tiaf fer wileedio , V i..IJm M ewer to, liaeB-fsmevet aa ; 1 aJ and eaaare, dlinea reevire even leas hand eithweihing. I ONLY FLOOt MODILS Only $! Full 1-Yr. Werrenfy I 1 1 Salem's Oldest we give green stamps . f OPEN M0N. AND FRI. s 1 til 9 t, m. Statesman, Salem, Ore,, Thur., Aug. 16, '58 (Sec lU)-2i 411 mil Over SO ettet slaastoi C-E Attiyatw WaaklBi Aetiol Tata Sayat lor aajaaD leatia Tarn at CoU Riaaaa Full-widta ftieareaeaat laap Eitrs-laree openinf tor easier loaajaf sad loa(La $-Yr Warrant? est setlecl-ia traaamiaaioa e Yeur choice of lcnrrijr C-L Mli-tr-Mate colore AYAUAUi WW HtWiUTOMtnC sues taum srsnm SU US TODAYI UO DOWN PAYMEtlT "' Salem's OWest for perjeet irf , . . . . . . i . . . t.., I- ' . '. . I diiHee far wiihina araper alien then far "The perfeit a,v ketaine GE Franchisee, Dealer 365 N. Com'l WOMMHll MWtlS eapeestT 6 - 1 FrencKmee Dealer '.... , E General Electric Small Range Only er $10.00 per month NO MONEY DOWN Trade in Yeur Old Rf nge New deluxe 36-lnth range I" aaaae, twitflt H etectrla taaak. It frta lata teats ef ataadarat la-H fat raafa. hMf aataaaatta wMK O-I'i "I'B I" and rheea faetaret, teat Wara, seat larfeta lifkt, Aataawtai Ovea ha-at-Miawla Tlanr, Ovea rMliiM, t Iter af e Drawers. Airliner 1 'I i l,