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Newspaper Page TextJ Ike Names Press Secretary Tq Assistant Defense Position i dozen terms In the House until his election defeat last Nbvvember. had been mentioned at one point (or the post which went to Snyder. Both Jobs pay the same salary, $20,000. J la a (or Short, who ormer chair- (Plcture aa Wlrepheta Page) WASHINGTON, Feb. 20 uB-The White House today hand-picked cue of its own press officers, Murray Snyder, to run the Pen tagon's sometimes troubled pub lic relations, - President Eisenhower Nomi nated Snyder to the office made vacant by the resignation of Rob ert Tripp' Ross, who stepped out during inquiries by congressional committees into military contracts held by a firm headed by hit wife. The appointment Is subject to Senate confirmation. Snyder, who has been assistant press secretary at the White House, will be assistant secretary of defense for public affairs. At the same time, Lisenhower i Bernard Shaw's plan to add 14 Russ Accused Of Falsehood By Sweden STOCKHOLM, Feb. W -Sweden accused Premier Nikolai Bulsanin't Soviet government to day of lying and withholding facts Court Ousts Shaw's Plan For Alphabet LONDON.' Fob. 20 -A British court today threw out Ceorge -nominated former Rep. Short of Missouri to be Dewey sistant aecretary of the. Army. Short, Republican who served an aa-4 Justice Sir . Charles Harmnn Trade-In Special! 20000 up $ IO For Your Old TV Set Toward a Beautiful " New RCA-VICTOR at Milter's MANY CABINET STYLES MANY FINISHES tit i. I, viewable VH. nnWt4 h Mane raekal karewaael wl 150 par me. At lew at MILLER'S The Beit Place To Shop . . . After All letters to the English alphabet. ruled Shaw't will provision to fi nance research on alphabet revi tion was invalid. An ardent little group of alpha bet reformers, however, immedi ately started talking about ap pealing the ruling or inventing a Shavian alphabet without Shaw's 1 nome o( "oL.y' . ... , ... I Haines, a ,-itiuw, me irisn norn dramatist who died in 1950 at 94, railed against what he regarded as al phabetic insufficiency. He flew into Shavian rages over the (act that e single letter now may stand for several different sounds. He did not go so far as to in vent the additional 14 letters but his will outlined a complicated scheme to get the reform started. The British Museum and Royal Academy of Art are chief bene ficiaries of money that would have been spent on alphabet research. man of the House Armed Services Committee, will sucreed George H. Roderick, assistant Army sec retary for civil military affairs. who it transferring to assistant "bout R a o u 1 Wallenberg, aecretary for financial manage- i Swedish diplomat disclosed only ment. two weeks ago to have died at Chairman Moss D-Calif. of the : Moscow prison in the Stalin era. House Information subcommittee j A sharp Swedish note sought to expressed . pleasure at Snyder's i saddle Bulganjn't government appointment. The House group has i with responsibility for what the said the Defense Department has note called high-handed acta of the the most restrictive and confused Soviet secret police in an Inter public information policies of any ' national mystery that spanned 12 years. This traditionally neutral nation, refusing to arcept any hand-washing by the present Soviet leader ship, served notice it is unwilling to drop the matter until Moscow comes through with further de tails. The Swedes want to know more about the arrest, imprisonment and final end of Wallenberg, who was picked up by the Russians in DAILY 'CROSSWORD federal agency. Death Claims 'Ma Sunday, Billy's Widow PHOKNIX. Aril . Feb. in U Ma Sunday, on of the last of the ! Budapest in 1945. While secretary oldtime evaneelisK rliorl tmtv of the Swedish legation there, hel The 88-year-old widow cf evan- nad Mved ome 20 000 Hungarian pelist Billy. Sunday.. died at the Jews 'r.om we Nazis by aupplying her grandson. Paul lnrm rK Papers. Phoenix advertising The Swedish note replied to a man. She had lung cancer and a !ovlot memorandum or rel. heart ailment and had been in lblam,n detention of Wallenberg critical condition for five weeks. ;and ,ne secrecy surrounding it on . ,. ..victor a. Aoasumov, soviet mm grandmother i . , .:, ,h ' executed in December 1954. Over the years the Russians had put nff 4t'4ih lnniitpi eavinff thav Her husband died In 1935, a fewiknew nothlne kb(Hll Wallenberg. Haines said his ago and never regained conscious ness. Abraham Lincoln and Cooper once were door to salesmen. Gary door tl NOON KPTV-NtC MATINEI 11:10 P.M. KOW-TSUIAMA 4:10 P.M. KOW-PIONEE ClUI 10 00 P.M. KPTV-lUX THEATER SALES I SERVICE FOR RCA years after the last of the noisy jubilant tent meetings he made famous. . Ma's maiden name was Helen Amelia Thompson She was born on her grandfather's farm near Ames, luwa, Nov. 19. lW'J). She married Billy Sept. 5. 18811. ahortly after they met at a Christ ian Kndeavor mee'ing in Chicago. She was first named Ma by Actor Wins Custody Suit ACBOSS 1. Donkey's try I. Blurt foolishly colloq., t. River rr.) 10. Kind of ptwumonla 11 Wide, mouthed Jars IS. Custom 14. A measure 15. Fltc 14). Germanium (ym.) 17. Good luck tnlmala 30. Guided 31. Elevated railroad (colloq.) 12. Possessive pronoun 31. Little" children 34. Devilish 38. Simpleton 35. Conjunc. tloa 3. Neuter pronoun 31. Sum up 31. Thing added 34. Fish 38. Belonging to him St. Lofty mountain 17. More mature 39. River em bankment 41. Cubic meter 41. Meaauree (Heb.) 41. Enclosure 44. A eat DOWN 1. Satan . 1. Small streams 1. Mother of Irish gods 4. Affirms- tlvt reply I. Low spirits Absorbed In thought T. Arabian ferment I. Labeled t. River rr.) 11. Bamboolike grasses IS. Arms of the oceaa IS. fuel It. Um pire' call 30. Sub stance In shtllae 31. Weary 14. Turf 39. Greet casual ly 31. Exhibitions 37. Singu larity IB C2 stt e anwa Teeteeder't Aaawee IS. Church eectlong IS. Mister . (Oer.) 1. Non-workers 18. Vegetable . 30. Narrow SB. Trim strips 40. Ostrlchllk 13. Ventilated bird ' V" -r iiiiiiiziii u WL I31 w W 1 -fej Salem Obituaries Catenae Hutoa ' Late resident of I7S N. 28th St.. Salem, February 19th. Survived by LOS ANGELES. Feb. 30 Actor John Carradine won custo dy of his children today. As he newsDaDerman in the 1920s, and 'stepped from the courtroom two the name stuck; policemen arrested him on ouro"tr. Mrs. Uurs E.Clv.ind, In recent vears the artiveold traffic warrants. Dallas. Ore., aoni. Leonard B. Hix- in Youth for Christ, a young peo- The settlement came in a cu.sto-lon nle's evangelistic movement Her permanent home was in Winona Sonia Lake, Ind. Chester N. Hixson. both of ta- Her dy fight with his estranged wile.m' H""n- Sonia. over their three sons. ltir"u' "n"",""' '-" wes agreed that Carradine would 'hild"" ,ni 3 i.-sre.t.r.dchii. e i Arws a. sn aurvlve fiarvirati will h mm EM 3-4163 Wheat Group Ends Session In Portland Stocks Mark Minor Gains Statesman, Salem, Ore., Thurs., Feb. 21, 57 (Sec. II)-13 'By." NEW YORK, Feb. M - Oils stepped ahead again today but this time the rest of the stork market Admiral or caught some of their enthusiasm ; ii,,.i'ms. snd a, minor, rise resulted for the ! Aihr chm list as a whole. A lAirnt A statement before a congres- iJ""i"u, .L,d sional committee by M. J. Rath-1 Am t an ... bone, president of Stanard Oil ! Am "v,n iNew Jerseyi. estimating that his; nT"it'' 1' company would earn 900 million Am t a t dollars in 1W7-100 million more!m J? than last year was the signal for ' An.c c"ppr a late rally bv the oils. iAnmo Another boost for the market to-! A-'n Tfip day was a Wall Street report that Avco . " ... the Federal Reserve Is consider- n ins an ea.se in the supply of mon- 5'n.'1'J V'" - , , . ' Brst Fowl ey for the tax-paying period. ; n-tn si The Associated Press .average of sfmi Air M stocks rose 50 cents to 172l 5"trJ'i.,rn with the Industrials up" SO cents, Bu-vrus the rails up U cents and the util- Buirn Addmi iticj up 20 cents. . i,c' Volume improved slightly to 1.- ph 79D.O0X) shares compared with yes. cn Hap r lerday's 1.(70.000 which was the ' I -smallest total in three months. ; (iinrr "L " : r Certainlrrrt Dow Jones Averages ff hh; p r hi R it dr KKW YORK. Feb D"W t'hri.lrr Joiii rioting ttork avertae ru.r, Srrv Hlk l I lo. Thrnax Mul M tnduilrialf 47110 Myi (10 Clu-tt tPn il Rallrad 143 .10 142 111 142 74 CiK ( ou IS I'tilitiri 70 .11 Vi 7S no 12 t'olialr 5 Sl,Hk 1S6M 1MSS IUU Com C'rrdil Ton- Edwm tnnl ran Conl Oil . Crn Co . ... Crnwn Zell Curtiaa Wr . . New York Closing Stocks Merrill Lyneu Iheret rtnntr ud Heportd Dy ., irtlntkot ... i rora xvininr sic; a 4i Grn Dvnannri JS'a Gen Klee . Sd't Can Food Ul't Grn Motora ... ! Ken Tire 40', Ciao Pc Ply .. 71 i 'Rlllet'e S1. Killdrtan SS'i 1 Goodrich ITT. Goodvrar Grace WR,, Git NO Bv . .... Grt Wt Sua Grr-vhound Golf Oil H Phelpi-Dodat Phllco Corp . Phil Miirria . Phil Petrol . PilsDury Proc A Gam . S9. Pul MPSl , sn', pure Oil .... 2S', . SI . So , 41. ..IJ14' IJS 4)l 3S' 73', 14', 24', . HI'', . 4:i . 4:i'i M, . s:i . .1'i . 41',. J.V, . M, '!' 14', r-?'i . . 10", sty . !', 2J' Homestaka M .. 1 I Irtt Harrst Int Nirkpl Int Tapar v ' ' Johhs-Man Jonaa K M Stl K Kaiwr Aium ... Kffnnfrntt Kern Land L I.ibby McN .. LiK Mvais U)F Glao lrkriead Air Lofw'i Ine . .. liorlllard Stocks and Bonds t'oaipUae r Tka Aiiartatrd Prata rtanuABY so. mi BOND AVCRAGFS ;a it Wartneadav Wadneadav Pravioua fjay Waak A(o Month Aao Yaar An HM.17 Huh IDMJ7 Low m1 Hun IMS Luu la it Ram Inai I tua Frm I d 4 d 1 ss oi 3 HI) i 4 a- n 2 7 so s sz 7 SS K P" .1 2 7 S7 .1 2 3 .1 2 J 9 3 7 4 r, i) III S 3 111 7 SS I SO 1 as 3 wi 7 Ml an s iw i i an i MS M IM0 S4 0 .. 7(1', . SO', . SJi, 40', inp, - 41', . 40-, .. 40, 44 . IS'. ', Sl'a - -2 ' ' S2 PORTLAND, Keb 20 A get custody Later the actor was marched off to the police station for .book ing on the old traffic charges all minor violations. He posted bail and was permitted to leave. Carradine has a divorce suit pending against his wife. He charged in his custody petition that she was an unfit mother of their children. Christopher, 10; Keith, 7, and Robert, 2. held Frldav, February 22nd at 1:30 p m. in tnt Cnapel of the Clouih. Barrick Funaral Home. Intarmant, Pionaar iSalaml Camatary. Dr. Paul Newton Poling wiU officiata. Rit ualistic Sarvicaa by War Mothers. fr SERVICE STATIONS. INC. j Makla I. Pranttaa: ' Lta resident of 1270 Center It., Salem, at a local hospital February lfth Survived by huaband. Robert W. 'Prantiaa. Salem; daualttar, Mra. FJirabtth. Adelc Kaar. Portland, Ore ; ton. Earl W. Coolie, Valsau, Ore : mother. Mrs. A. T. Marcus, Salem; sclera. Miss Helrn- Marcu. " " Wheelar Ort . Mrs Mar.orv Becker. University 'Hall . on the Brown PorilancV: S grandchildren also aur- I'niierailv rumnna in Providence ! vive. Srivues will be held Saturday innersuy campus n t rov laence, i rplru,rv ,1rd , .M p in ln ,h( R.I., was a barracks for Amerl-i Chapel of the Clnuin-Barnrk Fun- can and French troop, during the '-'p-;; giSOTeJi,' American Reolution. I will officiate. Net Chance Wednesday two-day conference of 200 Oregon , week Ao wheat industry representatives ""a,h A i.j i i..j:.. ;Year Af. riiurv iicic Luud.v wiimiui iinuinK , l!)&a-57 Iliah any immeaiate solutions oi indus try problems. An executive committee was named, however, to see that " a running study is maintained in the future. It will co-ordinate the work of the four study groups set up last year, on production and land use, income and costs, government programs and marketing prob lems. The two-day meeting, the first of Its kind since 192b. was spon BTOt K A fit Alias- , II is aa Indi Ralli I lilt llm ks a S a .4 a 2 a S its a i2i 7:1 s rt s I-S 0 121 4 7.1 4 171 I 144 4 121 0 7.1 1 1711 1 !.' 0 127 73 S 17 7 2 .1 S 135 I 7.3 a 177 S 27 I SS I 76 l 1 s l&SS 57 Low 240 S 1114 S'K lU 0 I mi Hilh 2'u 141 4 73 7 ISI 5 ' 1U55 Lo 2U3 I 114 9 111 14 Markets at a Glance "OTMS3a TWO"! 03F1 J That's the all-new Plymouth-and. your dealer's ready to compare Plymouth with the "other two" in his COMFAEtE "ALIa 3" SHOWDOWN - , - -r The-greatest challenge in-automotive. history L Juat a, FEW of the facta jroull learn In th COMPARE "ALL S" SHOWDOWN I ' Maximum piston displacement (cu. bv) . Maximum available V-8 hp Performance Hiohest standard V-a hp . Push-button drive Combustion chamber' Torsion-Aire suspension Learoom, front (in.). Comfort Lefl'oom, rear (in.) Hiproom, front (in.) Hiproom, rear (in.) Oross aveight (4-door aadan) Total-Contact Brakes Safety Brsa, lining tret (sq. In.) FroiTi wheel brake cylinders Flioht-Sweop Styling Styling; Double-header lights Wind-tunnel tested tail fins Plymouth 318 283 312 290 283 300 215 185 212 Yes No No dome wedge werloe Yes No No 45.9 44.7 43.2 41.5 39.8 40.7 63.0 62.1 SO.O 62.7 63.0 60.1 3475 3279 3452 Yes No No 184. 157 180 - 4 2 2 Yes No, No Yes No - No Yes No No M m. iiw'iMM.s,ii'T,w.siiialHwe'e R..Miawa Jin nan mi aiia.ni n i Buying a car is one of the liigprat decisions end investments you make. You need all tlie orfs not just talk-before you spend a single dime. And now, tor the first time, you're able to ; get all the facts about all 3 low-price cnn. Right now, during this history-making Compare "All 3" Showdown, your Plymouth dealer can show you l direct com parison, feature by feature, point by point of all 3 low-price cars. No fancy sales talk. No'"juggling." This time-you're the , . judge. And you'll have all the information at your finger tip. Why do we do this? Because we know that once you get the whole story, you won't settle for anything leas than Plymouth! When you, drive a " you're 8 full years aJiead! lis t Mill PlymstH,i twt rt TV inpimi Uwrtsci Wtlk's ni Tiatl asd Mrw Talinf anl "Tsi lay Anthsny $hsw." Set IV MetiM It tint wl ititlta. NEW YORK, Fab. SO i Markrti at a Glance: Stocka Hlhr; aelertad laauaa fain. Bonds Mix ad; govammanta tmprova. Cotton Highar; evarong up operaUon. CHICAGO: Whaal-Eaay; mora light mmstura Corn Caay; gnvernmanla aalla corn corn to exports. Oats, Mixed; vary small price sored by Oregon Mate College, in Sohan.-tas sold off at iit: nwinoralinn uilhlho fliooon oalnee- 13 cant Wheat (ommission. the Oregon Wheat League and industry rep resentatives. One speaker this morning, Vic n I Daars A Co . 'Dia Malrh . i Ooug ir . Dow Chain .... Pa P da Na 1 T. Kat Air l.i East K'Kh . F.I Psso (,m . fnirr Radio 1 lalio r Falrchild . Magnavox Marah Field I Me.-rk "Si ro . , Mon' Cham . . .. Monl Ward Motorola V Nail Riacuil Natl Cash Rag Natl Dairv Nat! Di-tlll Nail Gvpsum Natl l.ad 'Natl fiunnlv ... NY Canlral .... No Am Avia j, ;Sn Par Rr 32, 'rltnas ... VI', Olin Malh .. ISO', Otia Flav r Pslw-o Par G At Kb far TAT fan Ant Air .. I'mnrv J C f-nn Rv Papal Cola 1 R-idio Corp ... D 1 Repuh Stl l' Reynolds Mat " Rrynolda Tob , Richfiald O .... f ' Royal Dutch . IS B HH'. Safiway Slrt . UK S' Joa Lead St I. V sr Rv Si Rrais Paper Schenlev Ind. . Scott Paper ... Senra Roe . Shell Olf Sinclair Oil ,.. Skelly Oil .!.. .Soconv-Moh Sou.Cal Edl Sou Pac Ry . . Sou Rv Sperrv R;n-d Std nrand Std Oil Ca! .... Std Oil Ind . .. S'd Oil NJ ... Stude.Park Sunriv Oil .... Si.ii-hma M Sw.lt A Ca . ... Shama tl .. . lni ', inn', .. 4', .. 4S', 41', . 10H', . M, 1 1'l SS', .. 70', .. 4T, 11', 10', 40 K' t , I.t ".' 541, . sVt' i. M'a ', M', .... 40', .... W, sa , , an ?", . ... S, SO', 47', -- 4 4.'l MH ... . .IS', :- M", 'a .... II ' ''a SS-a ....... 40', XV, 31 :il, Tetaa Co SS, 1xa Gulf .. .. Sl'a Textron . is', Tide-Aso S3 Trant.am . . Si', Tr,n o A r IS', 1 Ml Cen Fox . 23 I' Vnton Tarb los I nion Oil ' .4JS, .IOS',Union Pac Ry IS', Lni Aircrai, i -, 31, t', ... 47', .... sr, ... 41 '4 tl. 37 37' 411 ' 39' :s'i 37', 2S1, I I'm Air Linaa 30', 41 15', 4S', 41', 41', ', 30 1 SS lo-, 4 I'm Corp I I'm Fruit il'S Plvwooel . . I'S Rubber I US S'eel W j Warner Pir Wash Wa'er P WfJ Air Rr . Western A.r ... W'e.tei n K-ifr . Woolworth 7. 15'. Si'. II ' 1 Zenith t"i S'a .. .. M ' . :i's .....Z S3-, -V, ... tJ't Salem Quotations Mctf Grain i Prices Slip rhanfti. ana- t -Geiin4 Calttt Strn Avrafr1. ita.r1y 4 - . - - Investment Trusts RtTTTF.RFAT (Andrasani) i'remium No I tUGS lOrrcon Prod'tceral f rices to fanner are 8 to 8 cents unaer these wholesale pnceai a. CHICAGO. Feb. 20 Of Most Jumbo A .SB ffraine HriflnH inu-ar m oniet rieat- ;7 : ings on the Board of Trade today. 4S Wheat and corn were oft from the start and never revived. POULTRY iNortheet Poultryl - Vneat closed S lower 10 "4 Old Roosters u OS hifher enrn 4.--a lower, oata m lower to higher, rye 4 lower to H higher, soybeans to t cent lower and lard 5 to 10 centa a hundred pounds higher.. ' More light moisture in parts of Ixtra Large AA . Larga AA Large A M. aium AA ... ; Small A Leghorn Hans Colored Hens .12 is Portland Produce Moen, urged the formation of a Pacific Northwest wheat council, to organize a long-range study plan for solving problems of the industry. Moen, chairman of the confer ence's marketing committee, also cauea lor more jsearcn into new, improved kinds of what products. Civil Rights Law Asked to Thwart Reds WASHINGTON, Feb. 20 UP-Sen. Dirk sen 1R-III1, a Senate sponsor of President Eisenhower's civil rights program, testified today it must be passed if this country is not to be the target of effective Communist propaganda. Dirksen told a Senate Judiciary subcommittee the measure is 'the minimum we should seekloJ accomplish at this session. Georgia t Atty. Gen. F.ugene Cook, in a -brief filed with the subcommittee, took an opposite (ZILKA. SMITHF.B a CO.. INC.) a n SUM 13 71 1S37 II 54 S3 ISS 15S7 4 4S SMI Bid' Asked Affiliated fund S70 Canadian Kun4 , 1 lX. Century Shares Trust- II 1.3 ' Chemical Fund IS 14 Delaware Fund 10 JO Diver. Invest. Fund 8 70 Dividend Sharea '. too Baton H, Bal. Fund ..II :is Gas; Ind 14 2S Group Tobacco. 4 US lnrorp. Investor! 8 aa Key Cust, Funds: H-3 B-4 . K-l S-J . S-4 Man. Fond Fund Mass. Invest Trut ... Natl. Sec. Series; income Series Slock Series Pref. Slock S Nat!. Otv. Series . Nail. Growth Pioneer Fund Tel -Elec. Fund Value Line Inc Fund Wellington Fund . . .. PORTLAND ufi Butterfat Texas and Kansas depressed Tentative, suhjcAt to immediate wheat from the start. The five day chance-Premium quality. dtliiu,lo,lt !s0 promised additional ered in Portland. 62-65 cents per moisture lor sections of the South- lb; first quality, 59-62; second quality, 54-57 Butter-Wholesale, fob. bulk cubes to wholesalers tirade AA, "J.aiore, il'j:. A trade,. M jcore,. 0i; B grade. 90 score, 59; C (trade, 19 score, 57. Eggs To retailers Grade AA. larger 47411; A Marge, 45-46r" AA medium, 42-45; A medium, 41-44; A small, 35-38. Cartons, 1-3 cents additional. . . 18 l I Cheese To wholesalers Oregon '2 S! singles, 41-41 lb; Oregon 51b loaf, ia oil 43', -53',. 10 13 j Eggs To wholesalers A large, 42-43'j; A medium, 39-42's; A small. 33-36',. Uve poultry No. 1 quality, III fob. Portland Fr; ers, 2'-4 lbs, 4 'aii 21; light hens. 10-12 at farm; M i heavy hens, 15-1 at farm; old ,2 1 ; roosters, 7-9 i2 j Turkeys-To producers L I v e ''M I weight fryers, 27-28. I Rabbits Average lo growers Live whiles, 3V4', lhs. 23-26: col ored pell8.4 cents less; old does, a n i I o l I K.J PORTLAND - VSDA-Cattlel " ""' Ji!?" : to nigner on tew steers ana .17 J4 .. 10 38 ... 8 47 .11 nj ... B 38 . 7 It ...10 04 S SI :.. S4t . 8 23 .. 4 M . 8 .'5 14 01 11 30 .. 5 51 1271 Turkey received an autborization to purchase 1.800,000 bushels of wheat. Turkey will send the wheat to Itaky in exchange for Italian hear recently shipped" Turkey.- Chicago Grain tHICAGO,. reb. SO lie , Grain: Opea Close Portland Livestock view. He said the Eisenhower pro gram would lead to "a federal gestapo" that would cater to Ne gro pressure groups "Inspired by the Communist Ideologies of the police state." Dirksen defending the authority the bill would live the U.S. attor- c.rci. .u ..a u r,,M"V vealers 25.00 vumiik iikiiis nnu uuier iivii ' rights, posed this question: If the attorney general, as the chief law enforcement olficer of the United States, is not clothed with the necessary powers to pro tect the I' S. citizen, how shall he be protected?" Wool Nominal, clean basis, t blood, 1.10-12: H blood, 1.18-20; H blood. 1.35-38; fine, 1.40-43. Wholesale Dressed Meats Beef carcasses Steers, choice, 500-700 lbs, 33.00-37.00; good. 30.00 35 00: standard, 28 00-31 00; com mercial rows, 25 00-290; utility, 23.OO26 00; canners and cutters, 20 00-24 00. heifers available; few. lots mostly liable; few lots mostlybmtbmtgf good around 1050 lb fed steers 20.00-20 25. lightly sorted at 19 00: small lot good 740 lb fed heifers 18.00; canner and cutter co-vs 8 50-10 50; heavy Holstein cutters to 11.50; utility cows 12.00-13 00; utility bulls 15 00-15.50. Calves salable 25; market ac- ,ive; M?l?yJl V'?? " quarters. 37 00-43 00: rounds 36.00- """' c ; full loins, trimmed. 55.00- WHEAT March May July September December coaw March Mav July September December OATS March Mav July September December HYT. March Mav July September December SOV MEANS March May Julv September November 2 32V, J32',.',, 2 3n..t, 130, 2 34 23's I 2.ia,-, 2 225', 12S'.U l',.i 128', l.TO'.-S, 1 34', 1 37', 1 37",.S,, 1 32', rv. S7', 1.301, 1 34',-a, 1.37S, I 37a 1 32', ts 74',- t 33 1 34 'k 1 31 ',33', 1.314 i..ru'B 1.32', J4 341, 1 34' 1.30 1 34', ltd',', 1401,-1, 2 41',l, 141 2 3t,.i, J J8'a-4- 2 32i, V 2 32 230 2 2V Chicago Livestock CHICAGO, Tab. 2S IB fUSDA) Hogs S.00O; generally 29 higher. In stances as much aa 90 higher; mixed grade 2 3 1M) 290 lb butchers 17 00 17.29; seversl lots mixed 13 moatly 17.7SJ Former Zieqfeld Girl Succumbs 1 LOS ANGELES. Feb. 20 (ifi-Fd-ncral arrangements are being made for Eva Dowlmg, 64, a Ziegfeld Follies dancer nf the 1920s who once was billed as "one of the fiv'e most beautiful girls In America." Miss Dow ling, once wife of a millionaire, died last Friday in her downtown hotel room. She had 8463 in a bank and friends said she told them recently it would "pay for my funeral someday." 30 00; standard valors 18.00-20.00 Hogs salable 150: trade active: butchers strong to 25 higher; mix ed 1, 2 and 3 grade butchers 19 00 19 25; around 70 head 1950: few No. 1, 2 and 3 grade lots 18.50 18 75 ; sorted off No. 3s down to 18 00; sows 300-500 lbs 14.00-17.00. Sheep salable 200,-: market un tested . early; part deck mostly good feeders for shearing, 102 lhs. held at 17.50 or above; few choice slaughter ewes 6.50. Portland Grain PORTLAND i Coarse grains, 15-day shipment, bulk, coast deliv ery: Oats No. 2. 38 lb while 55.50. Barley No. 2. 45 lb B. W. 51.50 Corn No. 2, E. Y. shipment 60.25 fit 00. k Wheat:' No bids or offers. Car receipts: Wheat 113; barley 23; flour 5; corn 27oatscl; mill, feed 3. i:0-4W lo l ,.-. n.i, ,uu Beef cuts 'choice steers Hind no-340 ib le'ss n w. sow, i3 io i so. Cattle I4.0M; calvaa 200; ateera moallv ateadv; high choice and prima heifera over 1000 lb weak tp 90 lower; other heifers steady to Htrong-; cows steady to weak; bulls steady; veaiers steady to 1.00 lower; average prime lo high prima 1100-1300 lb slaers 24 00. 23.00; bulk choice and prime 10 90 23 SO: standard steer, 15 90-17 no; high choice and prima heifer, 80.00-21.79; most good and choice heifera 17.00 ID 90; utility and commercial raws. 10.79 13 00; canners snd cullers S so il. 23; titllltv and commercial bulla 14.00 18 00; veaiers .28 00 down: food j . M L , , . i" moauy cnnice boo jo leauina linn down, 32 0O-34 00; sparerihs, 44 0B-!,, M au tsi; iresn nams, 12-16 ID, 47.OO-; sheep s ono; sleadv; good tn prime 52 00. 58 00: fnrequarters, 30 00-32 00; chucks. 31.00-34.00; ribs, 40 00 46 00. Lambs Choice, 45-55 lb. 37.50 39 50; good, all wis, 33 00-37.00. Pork carcasses Shipper style, 120-170 Ib. 29 00-31.00. Pork cuts Loins, choice. . 8-12 Ih, 45.004900; shoulders. 16 lb Slab bacon All wts, 42 00-53 00. Veal and calves Good-choice, all wts. 38 00-50.00; standard. 3200-4500 Fresh Produce Onions Ore. Danvers, med, taooled lambs IS 00-11 00; choice and prime -fall shorn lambs 103-121 lb IS 00-18 SO; slaughter awaa 8 00-8 80. Chicago Butter-Eggs CHICAGO, Feb. 20 I USD A) Butter stesdy; holessle buying 2 50-2 75 ; 3 in, 3 75-4 00; Spanish, 3 1 prices unchanged: S3 score AA 99",. in. 4 00-75; Colo. White, 4.25-50. I'c sW' " " Stop Pain of Piles! Stop itToday at Home or money back! 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Apples Boxes Oreson-Washinj!-ton Red Delicious, extra fancy, tray packed and wrapped, medi um. 8 50-7 00; laW 5.50-8.25; Loose park, small. 4.00-25: stand ard Delicious large, 4 50-75: Red R 0 m e s, extra fancy, 5.00-25; loose 4.50-75; Newtons, loose, extra fancy, 3.75-4.00; few 4.25: Winesaps, extra fancy, packed 5.50-8 00: loose, 3.25-4 00. Celery California. 2-2'i doz. 4.73-5.00; hearts. 2 00-50 doz; local hearU. t dot, 2.75-3 00. Eggs about steady: wholaaale buy ing prlcea unchanged to lower! 8.1 per cent or better A white 31 'a .ia1,. mediums 30', -31; standarda 2lr30: checks 28, 27. New York Plans Census NEW YORK, Feb. 20 on-An in terim census to be conducted from April 1 to June 30 will cost New York City $1,201,370 and will give employment to more than 8,400 persons during the three rrjonth period. Tho estimated pop ulation is now about 3,050,000, or some 150,01)0 to 180,000 hither than the federal census of .1950. If this proves true, the city will get an increase In state aid of about $1,300,000 annually. Chicago Onions CHICAGO, eb. - Onlnne: Opea Hl'gk Law rinse FebruatY llO March 101 1.08 101 I OS November 1 98 1.94 1 94 1 94 n Nominal. Western Securities These bid and ask quotations re present prices at which one or mora dealers members of the National Asuciatlon of Security Dealer's Inc., would trade with the general public at the time the quotations ware lathered at I p.m. yesterday: Bid Asked Power ..Jl'i raiir .Oreeon Cascade Plvwood .J8 Consol. Freight .14at Iron Fireman ..13'a Jantran inc. com. Veler V Frsnk Morrnon-Knudsen Ore-Port. Cement Par, P. 4k I.. Com Pope A- Talbot Portlsnd Gas & Coke .... Port, .Pn, Kir ' B4NKS Rank nf America Bank of California Chas Manhattan First National .... . ...j First Nat. City NY U. i. National 35'! .19 34 22a. , .14', .88 48 a .Ml, ,.', 33', 1' s.:t so .12 SI -'4 3BU 24', 37?, 74 . M 91 841 H n