ly GLADYS ABKH
Statesman, Salem, Ore.. Tues., Feb. 4, 58 (See. IV)-19
News From The Valley
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" Statesman News Service
rM6OIN6T0Tll?0FFTHE POLICE.
THIS AUTHOR EXECUTED AN INNOCENT
Markets Business Reports
MAN.'
MOPSY
U.S., Oregon Leaders Honor
Retiring Mayor of Mt. Angel
ihkmu nwi terete I Congressman Walter Norblad
MT. ANGEL.. Ttt 2 National 'and.Slate Secretary Mark Hatfield
and state leaders added their con- each sent a telegram to President
gratulations Sunday night to the 'Andrew Schmidt of the business
tribute Mid bf the Knights of Co-j men to be read at the testimonial
Iambus 8nd the Businessmen's dinner which concluded the annual
dub to Jacob Berchlold, retiring KC initiation
mayor of Mt. Angel. 1
a personal letter expressing his
esteem and congratulations to the
former mayor. Carl Mucken, past
president of the club and aenior
city councilman, presented Mayor
Berchlold with a plaque from Mt.
Angei barton uub and a purse
Gov. Holmes had previously sent ' from the businessmen
' I i ne nev. uaorin moms, van
. a a a i mala aoeaker at the banquet and
WAAnhllfn NrAllfC K TlICA member of the KCs. reviewed
V f W WTeJBafMS B B la W M B mae7Seaiaa'
$120 in Dimes Campaign
luunu Kesrs Service
WOODBURN. Keb. I - Approxl
ntately SIM was raised Saturday
some of the highlights of the for
mer mayor s life and paid sin
cere and enthusiastic tribute to the
man who during his long term of
99 v r hnH elven "u iMunyMlv
charge of the "Mothers' March i on and unselfishly the gift of self to
Polio - In Woodbum collected $339 hjl
Thursday night in canvassing the
by Cub and Boy Scouts in their city.
annual "Mile of Dimes" in down- j Mothers in the Donald Buttevitle
tewn Woodburn on Front Street . Broadacres area collected 8155 40,
between Hayes and Garfield stated Gerald Webster, north Mar
streets, according to Ray Miller, ion County campaign cairman.
eobmaster. Jaycee-ette mothers in' whi uid Sunday that a final
: I tally of all contributions in this ! dd my best wishes to one
area is not yet available; how- the finest men I have ever had
ever, special eventa in this area 'the privilege of knowing. Greet
have made substantial amounts. I to all my friend in Mt. An
Last week Marines from Salem ! Walter Norblad.;
collected sM.2S in towns alone I Hatfield sent his best wishes to
rae iih v Am4 miiimwi Z-H-Sb
Wheat Prices
Drop Sharply
CHICAGO. Feb. S UP All the
wheat futures slid to fairly sharp Allied sir.
losses on the Board of Trad today " Cham
while May soybean and all the AiSn?inuni tui
com contract again hit new low Am Airlines
price, for the season. Am, ;
That avaftrsil hift Imarairvl linnlH. : Am Motor- ... ,
1 Am TIT
New York Qosing Stocks
Itepurted by
Mtrrtll Lynch. Pierce. Fenr.tr and Bum
Admiral Corp
A I Chm ! Dye
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Can Dynamics
Norblad's telegram read. "Read
in Salem papers of KC and your
selves honoring our good friend
and outstanding citizen and for
mer mayor Jacob Berchlold.
Grange Unit
To Hear Baby
Home Officials
High Winds Ground
U. S. Moon Program
' CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. Feb. Less sensitive to the air cur-
ation of wheat was ascribed
least partly, to report that the Am Tobacco
government is moving large a.c
amounts of grain into positions Armco
which some traders viewed si a I Tot
possible threat to export business. I a vc
The report saM the grain, possi-! B.1W1,
bly ! million bushels, will be Bt Feeds
moved from southwestern storage! S?!1? u. -
mo lieu uoucr jui lauituon wi ux , Borden
Chicago Commodity Credit Corp.
office which would place it in a
better position for ultimata use.
The selling of wheat also caused
some selling of the other grains.
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At the rinse wheat was IVIti Mma,
cent lower, corn was lower to ! Sj''?-,,
higher, oat unchanged to hi cm m a si p
lower, rve ttnehaneed ta lower, i Chi kw By
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' Ford Motor
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i Go ft Ply
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Bora War. IA1 'on U
Bucyruv . SI'.i i
Burro Adding . MU Kalaar Alum
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vampo soup ... 97'
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Lax 4 I
Papal Cola
Phalpa-Dodf
p. ! Philco Corp .
C'Z I Phil Morris . . .
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soybean Vt higher to 1 lower,
and lard I cent a hundred pounds
higher to I cent lower.
Nawi (crvtra
Mishwav 9E trom Hainn to Aii-i Mayor Berchlold. "a man who is ' - "'h '?. n" enemy irenu through wmcn it pushes iu
- ia nttil to city and state." ' missile launcners. apparently : way Is the Army's Jupiter-C, a
. I TKa nwVat lirtl mavor HIM ' grounded the nation' sstellite fir- sturdier, much .heavier vehicle
.A . h'tUeril -th emotion with .U the pr,e. I .lroT.m today and .offered than the Vanguard.
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WOODBURN
Mrs. Alfred
.ru. "IT. TZT'SZ Star tAm. AW M a. H..
URN Feb J-Mr and PonsorF1 y Junior Chamber kj T
d Mou. operators of i . me at Jbu N .
iu Haw. Hum lorated School gym. Willamette lTni'rs"ty K .. ;testvehic
Grange meeting to be held Thurs-! Children at Lincoln Grade School
tall, slim Vanguard
test vehicle, which stood in Us
launching stand seemiagly ready
to go when condition might fm-
day in the Grange Hall. The meet-: have given IX lor polio preven-
Ing will be preceded by a : "on
p.m. no-host supper. I
Mr. and Mrs. Moss will bring
with Ihem eiuht girls from the
home (or which the Home Eco
nomics Club of the Grange has
done some sewing. They will also
how slides of the home.
The Grange is sponsoring
Luncheon is Served feed
hall Saturday noon. In charge of
Beauty Salon
"Changes Hands
arrangements for the Thursday
meeting will be Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Hennings. Ray Shaner. Harry
McCall and fred Mitchell.
StaWamaa News S.rrlr,
DALLAS. Feb. J Mr. and Mrs.
George Condon of Salem pur
chased the Town Shop beauty sa-
Vanguard cannot safely
About 300 men and women at- prove,
tended the testimonial dinner.! The
Fred J. Schwab, state deputy of leave its launching bed
the KC's. acted as toastmaster: when ground winds exceed IS
Rev. Edward Spear, chaplain of m.p.h.
the Mt. Angel Council, gave the 'speeds,
The Jupiter-C which put the first
American satellite. Explorer, into
an orbit last Friday night, was
forced on two preceding nights to
forego a launching because of a
jet stream a river of turbulent
air eiht to 10 miles above the
earth, with wind speeds up to 230
Climbing at increasing m.p.h.
it can withstand winds High altitude winds today ex-
invocation; Grand Knight Alfred: aloft it they are not greater thanlceeded 200 m.p.h., thus effectively
beauty operators.
Gervais Pastor
Called to Seattle
At Death of Father
Statesman Nrwi Srrrlra
GERVAIS. Feb. 3 - The Rev.
Stanton E. McClenny of Gervais
Presbyterian Church was called to
Seattle, Wash.. Sunday due to the
death of his father.
The Rev. Ernest Trembley.j
Emeritus, was in charge of the'
service here. The Rev. Trembley
was pastor of the Gervais church ! Cooking Club has beea organized
tor 12 years ana recently returned
from visiting his daughter at Mat
ton. Wis.
Bernt of Mt. Angel gave the ad- about 12S m p.h
dress of welcome; and William
Bean, Mt. Angel's new mayor pre
sented his illustrious predecessor.
Jacob Berchlold. Several musical
selections were given by the Sem
inarian Quartet.
Also called upon to speak were
District Deputy Mike Reschko and
State SecreUry Ed Bell. Earl Zak
Ion and assumed operation Satur-.of Milwaukee presented pin and
day. Mrs. Jesse Hudson was for-1 certificates to the 23 new mem
mer owner since 1953 The Hudson , bers initiated into the Knight dur
family is moving to Beaverton j ing the afternoon and named the
where he will be employed as a 'Jacob Berchtold class in honor of
Meahy Eyes
Reuther Plan
Cautiously
ruling out also another army Jupiter-C
try. However, the Army
is believed not yet ready to un
dertake a second satellite launch
ing. The problem of surface winds
is greater for Vanguard than tor
Jupiter-C partially because Van
guard is:
TALLER 73 feet to 70 feet for
the Jupiter-C.
SLIMMER Four feet in diam-
M1AMI BEACH. Fla.. Feb. 1 I
API. . (in PrMirlml Rir
Meany today cast some cautious ! f'r compared with six feet for
doubt on profit-sharing plans such "" "-"
junior accountant. the former mayor, who was a as Walter Reuther has demanded: LIGHTER 22.000 pounds com-
Tha imw ooerators formerlv charter member of the Mt. Angel j from the auto industry. i pared with about 65,000 tor the
were associated with a South : KC Council when it was organized I Meany said he always hw been JuP',er"C-
Salem beauty salon and both are "" " J""" s- I suspicious of such plans when
New Members Listed proposed by employers in the
. , ... past. But he added that perhaps
The new members. 22 (rem Mt. i. Ki ; it- p,,h.r, itniiLi
...j j . cKiii, big union like. Keutners I'nitea
Angel and one from Sublimity in-, Workers could bargain out a
elude Lawrence Sow. John k.Ku h..
Portland Produce
PORTLAND - Butterfat -Tentative,
subject t immediate
change Premium quality, deliv
ered in Portland, Mt3 cent per
lb; first quality. 87-M; aecond
quality. SJ-55.
Butter Wbolesa.e fab. bulk
cube to wholesaler Grade AA.
acore. WH; A grade, 2 score,
SI4: B grade. M score, 17; C
grade, M score, SS.
Cheese To wholesalers Oregon
singles, 41-41 lb; Oregon S-lb loaf,
43-53 Vi.
Eggs To retailers Grade AA,
large.. 42-44; A large, 38-40: AA
medium, 37-41; A medium. 37-40.
Cartons. 1-3 cent additional.
Egg To producers AA large,
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Sunray Oil
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U.S.; Satellite,
Spurs Stocks
NEW YORK, Feb. I f-44uncfc
ing of the American space laUUita
spurred the stock market ta
good advance today.
Aircraft and missile stocks led
the rise which saw key sleeks gala
from tractions te well ever point
for some. . .-.
The quoted value of stocks ujted
ftl ,00 the New York Stock Exchange
irose an estimated 11.400,000,00)
based en the gain In the AssocJ
icv new average.
Stocks advanced at the epenlog
in a strong wave of buying whiek
put the ticker tape behind for
three minutes. Then trading mod
erated and opening price were
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J,; 'Co.. maker of the Vanguard, new
si,!awaitins another chance at tat
gi ! lite-Uunching. gained a point
. 20 ' General Dynamic rose , United
, Aircraft ' and Douglas while
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Union Care
Union Oil
Union Pse Ry
uni Aircraft
tTm Air Lines
Uni Corp
Uiu Fruit .
US Plywood
US Rubber .
US Steel
The AP SO-stock avarata raao
tl.10 to $163.00 with the industrtala
as i, i up $210. the rails up to cents and
jue utilities up 20 cents.
Volume was 1400.008 shares
compared with 1030,000 a M.
day. ,
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Warner Pic IT',
Wash Water P J7
Weilarn Air 11
Western Elor a4'.
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Portland Livestock
PORTLAND un (USDA)-Cattle
salable 1,500; trade moderately
active: earlv sales fed steers
LUnt- M'3J4: A mwli' ! strong to 2S higher; ether classes
ums. jo-am. 1 j. ... . .
Uve poultry-No. 1 fryers, IH-4 ,uu' lra,u' '""u cnoice
lbs. 23 at farm; light hens. 10-11 Canadian fed steer M.2S; severs!
at farm; heavy hens. la-U at the I loads mostly choice 2S.2S-50; good
farm; old roosters. 74. ; steers mostly 24.00-75: standard
Pringle Students
Learn Cooking
..-aa.K kakaaai taeoilaai
w, ... . . a, FivsB Hin Rvn.M Cor9.iaB4r i. 1 1 essioii here 0 th fiHration i
rnislfLaaCa. f CO. 3 A ITCW .V . a . 17..
w - r..mm. a -J-- wwi sBJi-c n uis.-osiai uif epvirvjisarc,
a eiiiirvi , uwiac nirui-n, VaTCI eaiu p
Lifts Mare Slowly
Furthermore, the Vanguard
Cascade Names
Six for Honor
in the Pringle area By Mrs. i.a
Adam. The new group, Ten Little
Cooker." plaa to meet on Mon
days at S p.m. '
Membership of the new club,
made up of boys and girls In the
Fourth and fifth grades st Pringle.
consuls of the following officers
and members: President, Janet
stair.maa Stmt srrvlre ' Hemelstrand; Vice-President. Te-
Tl ;NEfl. Feb. S-Six students resa Jones: Secretary-Treasurer.
wei named on the .high honor Janice Eldred: Song leaders. Nancy
roll with all grades for the j Adams and Gary Wilson; New
first semester. The list included reporter, B. G. Sergio. And mem
two freshmen. Roger Barber and bers Scarlet Jones. Connie Shott.
Pai:,v Freeman, a sophomore, Bev- Mitchell Watson and Gary Wright.
erly Rutherford, and three seniors.
Nancy Hammer. Clarissa Tomlin-
son. and Celeste Kennies. Sixty-
six other students were named on
the regular honor roll.
In aHHifinn In the six amecler
honor f'tftents, six more students Of Fcfanfn FayC
bad all "I" grades for the third! vl t-jpcu I UAC
rocket lifts from the ground more
slowly than does Jupiter-C. Once
it get going, its acceleration rate
i . 0M.I.. than rhal ai tm A ...
bprauer, ui Rev. Leo Rinunele.' m " T7. w,.w;rocKet.
-1. . . ... - n4twrriaii fnllAwincf IKa initial win.
ueioen aprauer. meivin iveegan. r ' .u .: .:" .J The Vanguard does not attain
full thrust of its engines until it
is about four feet off the ground.
tnh Al niehl Jam. Kallw.r.r ! tXCCUUVe LOU Dell. SISO MM He
The Rev. Gerard Marx. Thomas w wprf"1 " ny
Berg. Charles Hoffer. Richard j J1 mon,lor
Wellman. Richard DeSantls. W. A.!"ned0 ."!"" !
u.ri.n tv,.. n.k.w uik..i i Teamsters Union.
Praneer Ken Berchtold.' Ronald! Mny again made clear that
Hackett and Joe Kinta.
Portland Zoo
Captures Second
ix-ce'. 'erm. They were fresh
man ""ith Bartels, sophomores
Laura Lt. C vrltp, Jean Quinn,
and L-UP4 Selns. and juniors
Jams Hfrtman and Jim Lauman.
Stubborn Bird
Tries to Hatch
Eggs on Ice
ST. LOUIS, Feb. I v.A pigeon
Jupiter-C, by contrast, has about
IS seconds after the actual launch
sequence, begin, In which to warm
up to full power and then it fair
ly leap into the air
Another problem with Vanguard
1 that the missile has clearance
of less . than a foot on one side
and not more than 18 inches on
so long a .lames R. Holla re
main as Teamster president
there will be no chance of letting
the Tearnster reenter the'AFL
CIO. The truck union was ex
pelled two month- ago on corrup-1 lBe other from the launch struc
tion charges. ture around its base. The missile
The three-man Teamsters moni- not clear of the stands until it
tor group was set up as part of a risen some four feet,
compromise settlement of a lawj If in these first four feet a gust
suit to stop Hoffa from becoming of wind should tip the rocket
the union's president on grounds j slightly, the gimballed engines of
hi election had been rigged. Hoffa iu first staze mieht rrart In
with a stubborn mother instinct earlier was involved in Senate sharply is the opposite direction
was rescued today after being , Racket Committee disclosures. 1 as to over-control and throw the
found covered with ice and trying j Speaking of the compromised rocket off balance into the wind,
to hatch two eggs in her nest be- court case. Meany observed that i "It's those first four feet so
Church Sets Dinner
neath a dripping downspout
The pigeon sealoushr had kept
to her uncomfortable post on a
window ledge at the old St. Louis
County courthouse through a 10
inch snowstorm. The bird kept
ducking her head trying to keep it
free of dripping snow that had
PORTLAND. Feb. J - An
other of the four foxes which es
Icaped from the Portland too has
been captured, .
It anAllM vealerrlav hv two
11-year-old boys in a backyard of sheathed the rest of her body in
a home near the ioo. An attend- )
ant who was called caught it in a I James Ray, agent of the Animal
siatrsman News Service 'net. (Protective Assn., broke one of the
GERVAIS, Feb. 3 Gervais . This is the second to be cap-; eggs while chipping the pigeon out
Presbyterian Church will have its.tured. Another plunged to its! of her frozen nest with a hammer
monthly no-host dinner in the death off a bridge as captors j and screwdriver. He thought he
church basement at 7 p.m. ! closed in on it. The fourth is still could thaw out the mother with
Wednesday. at large. an electric healer but wasn't so
cure about the remaining egg.
"when there' a big pot of money i terribly slow that we worry most
and lawyers around you're bound I about," one Vanguard worker
te get a settlement." I said
City Obituaries
DAILY CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1. River (C. B.)
6. Scorch
t. Straight
(colloq
10. Washed
12. Native
Japaneae
1.1. Ohio city
14. Loiter
18. Kind of
apple
10. Indeed
(Anglo-Ir.)
17. Unhappy
la. Eye (Scot.)
10. Constating
of two
Jl.Trlrk
(slang)
S3. Platform
25. Or vein
37. Put air
into soil
50. Apiece
(tennis)
51. Wrp-yrn
32. Utile child
S3. Supply
again
31. Serve
37. Mechanic's
coaster
SS. Wrinkle
(nat hlsO
SI. Selassie
40. Fertilizer
41. Weaver'
reed
-42. Church
projection
DOWN
.1. Collection of
beehives
S. Troop in
front Of
rayr
'i
3. Burden
4. No t ooo.
labor )
5. To darken
. Dutch
painter
7. Birds a
a elaaa
8. Rescue
t. A dinner
course
11. Loves to
rxcesa
13. Malleable
17. Little sister
20. Female deer 31. Bowling
21. Chestnut lane
envelope 34. Decline
22. Olympic LW t , L'pl;
ant itirm M i rfeti7
eraf. "J:
and . -
Carmen Ynterdar'a Aaawe
28. 8ns rl
2. Old Nora
works
35. Not
. working
30. Snare
40. Masurium
sy.)
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Heiress, 24, Gets
Divorce; Claims
Husband Retired
LOS ANGELES. Feb. 1 (tv-Mrs.
Athlie Joan Irvine Pennimart; who
at 24 Is one of the nation's weal
thiest women, obtained a divorce
today. She said her husband
stayed In bed until noon and re
fused to get a Job.
Mrs. Penniman inherited half
the 250-millioA-dollar real estate
fortune of her late grandfather,
James Irvine Sr.
The pretty blonde heiress di
vorced Russell Sytvanus Penni
man, 27. airplane broker and
member of a prominent La Jolla.
Calif., family.
Her stepfather. U.S. District nev. Peter 'w. Ertntea
Judf Thurmond Clark, called to: La" resident ot 4SI Center St., at
give corroborating testimony,
said: "He was always in bed. He
was a "retired gentleman' at the
age of 27."
Laara Matilda lUrtrnff
Late resident of Darton. Ore.,
passed away In a McMinnville hos
pital on rb J. Mother ot Mrs. Cor
delia Tnmpklna. Dayton. Ore.: Mrs.
Winifred Huntley. San Joae. Calif :
Wallace Bartruft. Bridgeport Wash:
sister of Palmer Humphrey. Fall
Creek. Ore. Mrs. Anns Hoven. Sa
lem: Mlsa Mama Humphrey. Salem.
grandchildren also survive. Ser
vice will be held Tuesday, Feb. 4,
at J a m, la the chapel of the W.
T. Rifdnn Co.. wlUt Interment at the
Howell-Murpfiy Cemetery.
Meaae Dalke
Late resident ef 4SM Sunnvvlew
Ave. at a local hospital. Feb. 1st.
Survived by wife. Mrs. Mary Dalke,
Salem: daufMera, Mrs. Clsdys Wel
ly. Salem: Mn. Clora Mae 8inrr,
Salem; eons, MaJ. Clayton G. Dalke.
U. S. Army: John W. Dalse. Salem:
Richard Dalke. Albany: I brother.
Thoma Dalke. Salem: Theodora
Dalke. Nelsrott. Ore.: William Dalke.
Ontario. Calif ; Walter Dalke. Tulsa.
Okls.; Paul Dalke. Oklahoma City.
Okie.: Robert Dalke. Detroit Mich.:
Carl Dalke. Homewood, 111. Also IS
i rsndchtldren. Services will be Wed
nesday at 1:0 p.m. In Clouh-Br-rlck
chapel. Rev. J. M. Frant eMle-
iatin Burial,- Prelum Cemetery. If
desired, contributions may be made
to the missionary fund of the Em
manuel Mennealte Church, Prelum,
Ore.
Jesses B. Dayheft
Lata resident of ISM Center St..
al hit home Feb. I Survived by
eon. Marvin, Yuma. Clo Shipment
to be made by Howell-Edwards te
Longmont Colo.
oir)lri
a local Nursin Home. Februery 3rd,
Survived by wife Mrs. Elvens M.
Erlluen. Salem: brother, Henry Erik
sen. Salem: nephew. Byron C. Sim
onaon, Salem: niece. Mr. Glen A.
Anderson. Salem. Several other
nieces and nephews alao survive.
Services wul be held Thursday. Feb
ruery sth at 10 p.m. at St. Marks
Lutheran Church. Rev. Warren W.
Pechmsn. Rev. John Cauble. Rev.
Howard Baumasrt end Dr L. H.
Stelnhoff. president of Pacific Synod
of the United Lutheran Church, will
be the offlctrtliuj ministers tn lieu
of flowrra, friends who wish, may
contribute to the building fund nf
the Faith Lutheran Church or the
St. Marks Luthersn Church as a me-
l.tx.j4 Ul-, f tua I , j . , s moriai w nev. a.riKsen. aervirra win
rontied mm Ol S.140 and tied him he under the direction of the Ckuh.
UP early today. 'Barrlrk Chapel. r
Pantley said the two men i.ka Maaard uikaon
laughed and joked With him a' .,h reaience. SIS Elerlrlc Ave
they searched the establishment I ffJHtK m'-f ThimprT w'
Baiem: tatner nf Marion
Motel Owner
Reports Robbery
DEPOE BAY. Feb. 3 - Rob
ert Pantley, operator of s resort
motel, reported that two men
for money. They tied him up and cibaon,
noes oeiore
leaving, Pantley said.
I.... u.i iu. I.I.HW. ti-u . : David Gibton and Mra. Carrie Ann
i V. 7 ,i. h"T Olln. both nf Salem: Mrs Jovre Loop
land Mrs. aUthertna Fay Anderson,
both of Toledo. Oregon;: Mrs. Marv
Prater. Oxnard. Calif.: brother of
Claude Gibson. Joplin, Missouri;
George Gibson, San Dimaa. Calif.;
Mrs. Grace Wilaon. Carl Junction.
Missouri: Mrs. France! Pierce Webb
City. Missouri; Mrs. Nellie Joseph.
National City. Calif.: 14 grandchil
dren alao sjrvlvc. Servicea will be
hela Tuesday. Feb. 4th at 1:30 p.m.
in the Chapel of W. T. Rigdon Co.
Concluding services will be heM at
the Reallawn Memory Gardens.
1 Grace Llkka
At a Dallas hospital, fan. SI. Late
reaident of Dallas, Ore. Survived by
husband. Robert Links, and brother.
Floyd D. Kibbe. both of Salem
Golden Chapel. Services will be held
Tuesday, Feb. 4. at 10:30 a m. In the
Vrrgll T. Golden Chapel. Burial, City
View Cemetery.
Retails Trotter Mickey
Late esldent of Rt. 1. Box 411.
Sslem, .snuary 31, at the age of (S
years. Survived by huaband. Law
rence I. Mickey. Salem: sons. John
N. Mickey. Turner, Robert L. Mick
ey. Aumavtlle, James W. Mickey.
Oakland. Calif.; daughter. Mra. Zel
ma White, Jefferson: 7 erand chll
dren and I great-grandchild alao
survive. Stater of Mri. Fannv Emil
Ruralton, Kan., and Claude Trotter
Anderson, Calif. Mrs. Mickey wss a
member of the W. Salem Methodist
Church. Services will be held Tues
day. February 4th at t oo n.m. In the
Chapel of 'he Howell-Edwerds Fu
neral Home. Concluding service will
be at Mt. Crest Abbey Mausoleum.
Carl Mvniea
Late reaident of tOM N. 4th at at
the residence. February 3rd. Sur
vived by daughter. Mra. Helen An
derson. Salem. Mrs. Florence Binger.
Salem; sons, Edward Munaon. Whit
tier. Calif, Norbert Munaon. Balti
more. Maryland: aister, Mrs. Hanna
Bloomqulst. Gary. Ind.. Mrs. Anna
Smith. Gary, Ind. 3 grandchildren
alao survive. Announcements of serv
ices will be msde later hv the
Clough-Barrlck Funeral Home.
LIUy M. Skelleaberger
At the residence. Rt. 1. Box SS5E.
Turner Feb. t. Survived bv huaband.
Clarence D. Shellenberger. Turner;
daughters. Mrs., Orpha Taylor. San
rrancisco: Mrs natei m. jonnaop.
Brooks; sona. Floyd H Shellenbero
cr. Metaline Fall. Waih.; William H.
Shellenberger, Government Camp,
Ore.; slaters, Mra. Laura Mls-hler.
Osborne., Kan.; Mr. Annie Trow
bridge, Mrrehalltown. Iowa: broth
ers. Fred Stevens. Tabor. Iowa: Will
Stevens, ciendair. Ani.; also aeven
grandchildren. Servl'-es will he held
Wrdnesday, February Sth at 10 Ml
A.M. at the Wesley Methodiat
Church. Aumsville. Ore. Interment,
Aumsvilir i emeier.v. nev. rrana
Wing will officiate. Servicea will be
under the direction of the Clough
Barrick Chapel.
Rabbits Average to growers-
Live whites, 34-4 lbs, 22-25; col
ored pelts, 4 cents less; fresh
killed fryers te retailers, SMI:
cut up, S2-65.
Wool Nominal, clean basis, l
blood, to 1.05: H blood to LIS; H
blood to 1.30; fine to l..
Wholesale Dressed Meats
Beet carcasses Steers, choice,
500-700 lb. 42.50-44.50; good. 41.00
42.00; standard. S8.00-41.00: com
mercial cows, 35.00-37.00; utility,
34.00-3rj.00; canners and cutters,
32.00-35.00.
Beef cuts (choice steers Hind
quarters, 48.00-52.00: rounds 49.00
51.00; full loins, tiimmed, C2.00
7.00: forequarters. 17.00 38.50:
chucks, 40.00-43.00; ribs, 40.00-
55.00.
Lambs Choice 49.00-il 00, good.
Sll wU, 4C.OO-50.00.
Pork carcass Shipper style,
130-170 lb, 32.00-33.50.
Pork cuts Loins, choice. 1-12 lb.
48.00-53.00; shoulders. 1 lb. down.
34.00-37.00; spareribs. 4S.00-50.OS;
fresh hams. 12-18 lb, 51.00-54.00.
Veal and calves G9d -choice.
all wts, 40.00-54.00; standard 38.00-49.00.
Produce
Potatoes Ore. Deschutes Rus
sets, 100 lb; 3.50-75. few lower;
bakers. 100 lb. 8 ot min. 3.75-4.00;
12-18 oi, 4.25-50; local Burbanks.
washed. 100 lb No. Is. 2.75-3.00;
Idaho Russets, No 1, 100 lb, 4.00-
25.
Onions Ore. west district Dan-
vers. 50 lb. med, 1.85-2.00: Ige,
150-3.00; boilers. 10 lb. 28-32;
Central Point sweet Spanish. 3.00-
25.
Hay New crop. No. 2 green
alfalfa, baled, fob. Portland.
24.00-23.00 ton.
A Dole Oregon-Washington De
licious combination loose 35-38 lbs,
2.75-3.00; fancy 1.75-2.00; C frsde
1.25-1.50: Red Delicious loose 35-38
lbs extra fancy 4.00-4 50: fancy
2.75-3.00; extra fancy tray pack
4.00-4.50; a few lower: fancy 4.00-
4.50: Red Romes. large, extra
fancy 2.75-3.00; fancy 2.OO-2.50;
Winesape, loose, combination
grade. 35 lbs, 3.00-3.50: extra
fsncy loose cartons 3.50-3.75: wood
2.75-3.00; various varieties C grsde
loose pack low as 1.25.
Celery California 2-2H dozen
4.50-5.00; hearts 2.00-2.50 dozen.
NEW YORK. Feb. j uk -Storks
HIsTher; aircraft m demand
Bond Lower; range narrow
Cotton Lower; cemmassioa Bouse
selling
CHICAGO
Wheat Lower: genera aelUnf
Cora Muted, light trad
Oats About atesdy: light trad
Soybeans Mostly lower; lleuidatiosa
Hose Stendv ta SS enta aiater-
Hop 131)
cattle steady te sirens; top Sll SO
steers 22.00-23.50; one lot 'mostly
choice fed heifers 23.50; good heif
ers 22.00-2S.00; utility and com
mercial cow 18.00-18.50; canners
and cutters 12.50-14.50: heavy Hoi
steia cutter te 18.00; utility bulls
18.50-21.00.
Calves salable 150; steady;
choice vealers 28.00-30.00; good
vealer 25.00 - 28.00: good and
choice slaughter calves 21.50-24.08.
Hogs salable 1,200; trade moder
ately active: butchers 25-50 lower;
tows steady, extreme top 50 up;
sorted U.S. 1-2 grade butchers
22.00; mixed grade lots 21.00-50:
heavy and light butchers 1800
21.50: sows 300-500 lbs 15.00-19.00;
few No. 1-2 11.50. .
Sheep salable 1.500; fully (toady;
choice shorn lambs 22.75-23.00:
good and choice feeders 65-85 lbs
18.00-21.50: cull to good slaughter
ewes 4.00-1.50.
Markets at a Glance
133 BOND AVERAGES
1 It M
RaUs iMas tula Prga
A 1 O .1 anch tmck
u i se a
Chicago Livestock
Portland Grain
Salem Quotations
BUTTERFAT (Andreeens)
Premium .. St'i
No. I '!
EGGS (Oregon Egg Producers I
Prices to farmers are t to cents
under these wholesale prices:
Jumho A M
Extra Large AA . 47
Large AA .... ... 44
Large A - 40
Medium AA 41
Smsll AA 3S
POULTRY (Jnnes Dillon Poultry Cm
Leghorn Hens ... H
Colored Hens 19
Colored Fryers . . . . .. .21
Old Roosters -M
PORTLAND Coarse grsins.
15-day shipment, bulk, coast
delivery: '
Oats. No. 2. 38-lb white 48.50
Barkey. Nol, 45-lb B.W. . 47.50
Corn. No. I E.Y. ship't 53.00-50
Wheat bid. to arrive market.
basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast:
Soft Whit 2.25
Soft White (excluding Rex) .. 2.25
White Club 125
Hard Red Winter:
Ordinary 2.27
10 per cent 2.27
11 per cent : 2.28
12 per cent 2.30
Hard White Baart:
Ordinary
10 per cent
11 per cent
12 per cent
Monday's car receipts:
CHICAGO. Feb. 1 UP (USDAV
Ho s aa labia e.OOO; moderately active:
steady to strong en butchers under
t lbs; heavtanr wetfrits eteedy to 2S
higher; eswa earr. steady; I lto
14 lb butchem lS.t--M: No. Is
ll-ts lbs uniform la weight and
r-ade 1S T: 1-S SM-SM Iba l.M-l.4U;
1 SS-ll iba IS 00.11 M: mixed greet
17 MO lb sows II 36-17. SO.
Cattle eatable n.MO; ralvel 10:
slow oa slauchter steers and setfera:
aleera eerwrally eteedy: high ohoec
and prim stewr S0-S1.JO. food to
average choaoe 21 10-M.sO: bulk choice
hetfere t4.l-a.(0: good ta) low chotce
tl.OS-M.W; utility and comroarciaJ
cows II 90-17 SO; canners and cutters
11 0-uo; utility and commercial
bulls IS 00-11 00; goo and chetce vejal
era n -n.OO.
Sheee eelaba 1.00: elauarhter lamba
steaav to u lenwer; ouia cneae wewl-
ea sisugnter ismos ioo lb so-a
S4 O0-S4 M: rood grsde XUS-S4 SO:
cull and utility IT M-Zl OS: too and
choir woojef alaurhter ewes I iO-
run a no utility t oo-e 90.
Net Chang
Monday
Previoua Day
Week am
Month Af
Yesr Ago
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1951-M Low
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ISM Low
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Western Securities
The bid anaraak sjuotaBen roe
resent prices at which on or mor
icrs. member ot the KaUonal
AssociaUoB ot Security Dealer- lnc,
would trad with th general aubu
Un,.u, quota none wVte
gathered at 1 p.m. yesterday:
r- . -'" Askeel
ivI. L'Tr -
r""Si, n . U'a
Iron Fireman naf.
Jantzcn Inc. Com. '"i
neier et rrana in
...si
""tTlSTtn tTniiflase
Ore -Peart. Cement
Pc. P aVL Can.
Pone a Talhot
forUend Get t CvJuT... 18
Pert. Gen. fjee. 1a
BANKS '
Banks ef America .14
vnese aaanj- an
first Nauon
nrst Nat. City NT
U. B. Natloaaf
m.
Chicago Butter-Eggs
CHICAGO. Feb. 1 ia 4USDA I But
ter steady; whole selling prices
'.; as
unchanged; S3 acore AA St)
Investment Trusts
Bllaus. Saalther at C, late.
Affiliated Fund 18
vnaaiaai rune . .. .. 1 11 ,
Centurr Sharea Tnut liu
Chemical rund ... Hit
Delawar Fund 841
uiver. inveau fund
M B MVMU: S C un
quoted. Eggs uneertUed: w bote sale eellin(
prices unchanged la I lower: SO dot
cent or hetter grade A whites xt'a
M'a; medhim traa SS-SSU: stand
ards MVS; checks t's-30.
A : Dividend Share
IT
Chicago Onions
CHICAGO, Feb. I - Onions:
Ohi Hlrk Lew Ctee
Pebrusry l.M 1 se i ll i n
March l.M 1.70 l.M 1.7
2.25
.... 2.25
.... 125
2.25
Wheat
91; barley 2; flour 35; corn 8; oat
1: mill feed 18.
Fire Destroys Firm
Af Myrtle (.reek
MYRTLE CREEK. Feb. J UP
John's Plumbing and Heating Co..
located just south of Myrtle Creek,
was destroyed by fire this morn
ing. The damage lots was estimated
st 840,000. The firm Is owned by
John Eckwall.
Eaton a M, -BaL liacUSSJS
Gee- Ind- 11.71
Group Tobacco JS
Incerp. Investors f ,n
Key Cue. Fuiidii
a-J
a-4
K-t
s-i
8-4
7JS
- i.n
- 3
-1JS
Msn. Bond Fund ..
Meas, Invest. Iruat
Natl Bsc. Series:
Income Series S IS
Stock Saries ., iS
Pref. Stock S. T J
Nstl. Oiv. Sanaa . , JS
NaU. Growt SJ
Pioneer Fund .. .'. 117
Tel -Elect, rund , It SS
Value Un Inc. Fond . 4 SI
WelUngton Fund ... IMS
114
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lei
net
13
IJ7
IM
eai
141
11 1
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Dow Jones Averages
SO Industrials
10 Railroads
11 Utilities
SS Stock
Nlgk Lew CM
o.iv see. aa 4U
lie t let m tie
T177 71.08 7
us.ss isa.ss l4
isi.te
1M.T8
Chicago .Grain
CHICAGO. Feb. 1 ' Grain
WHEAT
March
Mav
Julv
September
December
CORN
March
September
December
OATS
March
May
July
September
RVE
March
Mav
Julv
September
SOYBEANS
March
May
July
September
November
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The typical U.S. fsrm in 1940
contained about 174 acres. Today
the average size is slightly more
than 215 acres.
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