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4-(Sec. IV) Sfatesman, i- , . - . . .. -i Business News . . . . Bibson Reports: Citrus Industry Booms Without Price Props By ROGEB W. BABSON BABSON PARK. Mass., April 11-When very small boy, ! remember my father driving his horse and buggy to Salem, U miles away, to get an orange (or his very sick aunt. Those were the days when no Christmas was complete unless we found an orange in the toe of the stocking which we hung by the fire aide before) going to bed on 'Christmas Eve. - 1 remember later one orange was given by the public school principal as a reward for having perfect attendance for the entire school year. HOW THE ORANGE INDUSTRY HAS GROWN In 1900 the entire State of Florida produced only 1.000.000 boxes of oranges. In 1923, when I first came to Florida, produc tion was only 10,000.000 boxes. This year It will be K.000.000 or 100,000.000 boxes. With babies continuing to be given orange juice as their first food and with continued heavy advertising, nothing caa stop the 'demand for orange Juice. Furthermore, there have .been great improvements and developments in the industry. When I first came to Florida winters only, "whole fruit" waa shipped out of the state and sold. Then, about IS years ago, the co-operatives were developed and some orange juice waa then eeaaea. This, however, always had a little bitter taste. Some 10 years age the "trace eeaceatrate" was invented. This gives exactly the same taste as the fresh juice and has greatly hv ' creased the consumption of orange juice as well as the health - at the entire nation. ' -. -' r THE AMERICAN HABIT " Most orange juice is drunk just before breakfast. This means that the frozen concentrate must be mixed with water and thor-' ougWy melted some tea minutes before serving: This hat caused a growing demand for a new product known as "chilled" orange juice. As soon as this juice is squeexed from the orange it is stored and transported to the large' cities of the North hi re frigerated trucks at about 41 degrees temperature, so that the juice holds Its perfect flavor. It is then put in paper cartons and delivered by the dairy companies along with the morning milk. As a result, the housewife can lie in bed tea minutes longer! This is taking like wild fire. Although citrus fruits can be safely raised la only a small part of Florida and the United States, yet there Is competition between Florida, Texas, Arizona, and especially California. The last state, however, is growing so fast that orange groves are becoming more valuable aa borne sites and citrus production la decreasing. . , . KEEPING UP TO DATS ' AD of this competition results hi constantly improved quality and in keeping the price within the reach of all families. Hence, with the constant growth in population, demand will continue to Increase. But North America is not the only market for citrus Juices, foreign governments art also recognizing their great . health value. - The English government is buying the juice in a super-con centrated non-refrigerated form, .like molasses, and distributing it to its babies to supplement a small supply received from Spain, Italy, and other Mediterranean sources. To get good prod ucts, however, these countries must import phosphate and other fertiliser chemicals, most of which coma from Florida close y - ue center of the Florida citrus industry. This gives Florida aa advantage over all the world. . GREAT OPPORTUNITIES ARE ELSEWHERE L however, am not telling this story about the citrus Industry " just to boom Florida. I am telling it to show what a group of farmers- caa do by uniting in cooperatives and getting the help of research and advertising. The citrus industry has never had subsidies or price guarantees. It has fought its own battles with out any limiting of acreage or government loans on surplus crops. Why cannot the farmers of our Central West and South do the same thing with their .surplus core, wheat, cotton, and other products? Henry Ford once said ta me: "When the farmers wake . up and quit crying oa Uncle Sam's shoulders they caa find a great ' Agriculture needs a great leader like Henry Ford and the national use and market for their products, as raw materials la industry." . TaqqeselL firra Announces. New Jeep Dealership Taggesell -Pontiae Co.. M0 N. Liberty St., Salem, announced Thursday it had signed a Willys Sales Corporation franchise to han dle the company s line of "Jeeps and other 4-wheel drive "Jeep' commercial vehicles, ia addipoa so runuKl. Dick Taggesell said the dealer ship would offer complete parts and service facilities lor the go- anywhere vehicles as wen as marketing the luQ line of "Jeep" gfiodell in the local area. The "Jeep" is powered by the four-cylinder F-bead '"Hurricane" ngine. Other vehicles ia the line. Including the l-too truck and Jeep" Utility Wagon, are offered with the six -cylinder L-head "Super-Hurricane engine. SPEIGHT PICKED D. Norman Speight, xxa Chester Ave., has been named distributor In this area for Crystal Pack plas tic containers, according to an an nouncement from Mutual Plastic Moid Co., South Gate, Calif. Contract bridge is now taught in SO colleges and universities ia the United States. 11 II rrWOellt Of ANNUM ITATtMfMT ' TT 2 '"?"."' Bscs II, 154. tJKMHIlUtr INSUMWCf COM. fun s u, ait U, m ft its ef mmmm sf aw ilita f an ana. mi UJ41.47t.je Stack, KHUN M M IMl ... wn , - Ha. ' - Best Mtm. 1m - .' 4." aetMSVtacsa Mmt Cm K teak aba 14J,JJ70 Mirfl sslaacas m wicellacN srsne 174.14 kMsmr. mr4 . mi mn skcsss and asm .... 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April 11 (IUA final coosultatioa it being arranged for tomorrow ia the case of Sir An thony Edea who has undergone four days of testa and examina tions to determine the cause of faequeot attacks of fever. Dr. Richard B. CstteH. who operated on the former British Prime Minister four years ago for a gall bladder ailment, baa been directing the examinations, and Dr. Sara'M. Jordan of the Lahey Clinic's department of gastroenter ology, has ben studying the pa tient's com condition. Her studies also will be completed tomorrow. In the once-a-day bulletin this morning. Dr. Cattell said there is no present evidence of inflam mation of the colon nor any evi dence of any source of fever oth er than from the bue duct. He added that a decision? as to the advisability of aa operation wiU be reached shortly. , The StVyear-old statesman ar rived here Sunday after a long flight from New Zealand. The- fever attacks caused him, to cut short a vacation. He is a patient in the New England Baptist Hos pital. Junior Livestock " Show Planned at San Francisco SAN FRANCISCO. April li t Youngsters from California, Ore gon and Hawaii will exhibit more than 2.000 horses, pigs, sheep and cattle in competition for $24,000 in prizes at the Grand National Junior Livestock Exposition, open ing Saturday. Ia addition to these 1,115 young sters, 214 boys and girls will have 27( horses ia competition in the horse show. Exhibited livestock wiU bo auc tioned next Wednesday. PILES ' , (Homorrttoldt) Use Schsefer's Rectal Oiataseat CotitalM Chaulmoeoe Oil, ' lonzocalno Shrinks Pilos Stop pain faster Stainless rtof messy af Schaofer's Drug Store) Only 75c Tub . SCHAEFER'S DItUG STORE Dpea Dally, IS aja. te I p.as. Saadays, am to S i 115 NORTH COMMMCIAI. 75 Per Cent Jump in Paints Bright Picture SAN FRANCISCO. April II - Fim-qaarter baak debits, regard ed as a gee baraaaeter of geaeral baslaess. palat a aright ptetnre far Saleaa, Ore. Flgarea far the Brat three BMaUtt el 1M7 shew Saleaa with tzU.ttf.ao aa fcaereaae ef is peV real over the 4S.477.M rec ord far ItM. Partlaod'e baak debtta aba ta ereaaed IS per eeat far the saaae perlad. Eageae's were dewa per eeat. Ia March, Salem led aB three ef OregM'a reaertlag cities with t9S.UI.M aa hwreaae af per cent over the tMJ7T,(M re- eerded far March sf laat year. ParUaM s kaak aMU la March were ap II I par eert over toe same mearth a year ago, aad Eaieae's were dawa It oar ccai. Tk. u-.i a. w ... na.pu.wa. w,w mmme mj the 12th dlatrtet Federal Reserve Baak. . .. Ti Wrf. far the Ur. Uth mnri linnaa, CaUforaJa, Ma- he, Nevada. Qrega,-UUh aad Washlagtao) shew a I per eeat gala tor the first three saeataa el 157 compared with the aaase periad aa Its. Fire Deaths Trial Ujhder Jury Study MOSCOW. Idaho April 11 VH The jury which is deliberating the first degree murder case against Paul D, Matovfch came back Into the courtroom late today to hear testimony read and refresh its instructions from the Judge. The Jury asked to again hear the testimony of Latah County anenn j. t. Jordan. Judge Hugh A. Baker ordered the court re porter te read the requested testi money. . The jury then asked Judge vaxer wny snemr Jordan had placed Matovkh ia solitary con finement after his arrest. The Judge studied the case re cords and replied: "The evidence does not answer that question. That ia a Question that cannot now be gone into." The jury asked for more in formation on how to Judge the creoiDUity and integrity of a wit aess. Judge Baker referred the Jurors back ' to his original in- instructions, which said in effect that the question of credibility or integrity of a witness on any given question was something for me jury to decide. The Jury began deliberations shortly after neea oa state charges that Matovkh la a killer and should bo hanged for a col lege dormitory fire ia which three felow students died. Matovkh. 21. a freshman at the University of Idaho, sat im pas sively as District Judge Hugh A. Baker tod the Jury of nine men and inree-wome) to bring far one of eight possible verdicts. . . The youth ' was charged with first degree- murder and arsoa, accused ef setting a fire ia Gault Hall On the campus and ia the arly morning hours of laat Oct. 1 after a night -of beer drinking Daughter of Actor Dies LOS ANGELES. April 11 IfU Carea Lyna rSandel Crabbe, 20-year-old daughter of actor-swimmer Buster Crabbe, died la her sleep yesterday. The coroner's of fice) said today aa autopsy failed to disclose the cause of her death, Miss Crabbe. a student at the University of Southern Calif onus died at the home of her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hen, is West Los Angeles. - i Mrs. Held said her granddaugh ter had lost considerable weight and had suffered from aa attack of virus flu- about a month ago. The coroner's office said micro scopic examinations will bo con ducted ia a further attempt to determine the cause of death. The coroner said Miss Crabbe weighed only M pounds. Albany to Ask $233,000 for Air Strip Property ALBANY, Ore.. April 11 III - Albany , intends to ask the state Highway Commission for 23.0O0 ia payment for a mile-long atrip of the Albany airport The state has offered $100,000. The City Council set the 233,- WO figure last night after City Manager William Botlman esti mated it would cost the city that much to build two new runways and make other changes. He said it probably would be necessary to build a new hangar also. . The state wants the Bo-foot wide strip for the new freeway between Portland and $Iugene. The airport ia locate! Just east ef the Albany city limits. Speed ef clocks Is based on the turning of the earth which varies leu than JO-iooths of a second in a century. . CHARLIE -CIIAII CHINES! MEOICINI AND HEM CO. NEW LOCATION . 0. 12th AND tESLIK 11MLESUK Office Hear Tes. .sad Sat. , pa.sk-lB.a. 1 J JaS. ' fw I. rONC, HEU15T New York Closing Stocks JUaortae ky MnO Lraeh. rMrca rnr and Imm Admiral Corp ll4 Al Cham a Dva tl". rilntkota ford Motor O Gea Dynamics Go ri Allied Stra mm, vnarn. w Alcoa ... a AmubImio Li, -IM'l Con Foodf Am AlrUnaa Am Caa , ,,. , 43 Am Cyan T) Con Molora G,n Tiro . Coo Pc Ply Clllotlo . CUdclon Am Molnra li Am Stl Tir ' ', Am TAT "H Goodrich . M A v,com ass ' 11 Anae Copoar T ; ; Atrhaaoa Tr' '', Ma Grt WhI uroTnouno Cull Oil ! ant rooo HotnaaUke SI mi Harwal Beth stl int NlrROI Int Paper i nocini Air .. Borden r . , SB "org warn ii iBueyrua .-. , ,, , ', Ad , I..U.U.H Jonaa m M CraM WR - MS Crt Nt R i Kaiaar- Ahun Calif Park 41 Kannocott Kara Land Campb Soup Can Pae Xjr as cut i I Catam TrM Llbbr Else. Myen Colama 14, Certainlod - io, Choa t O Ky 3't Chi M M r in Lockheed Air Loew'a Ine Lartllara . . M Mafnavox , Marah nd Merck a. Co Mont Chem Moat ward IT- Natl Blaeult Natl. Cash Meg , Natl Dalrr Natl DutiU Natl Cynnim Nail Lead Natl Supply NY Central No Am tAvia . No Pm Ry NW AirUnea O Olln Math , Otis Kiev r Pabeo Pac O XI Pae T T Pan Am Air Penney J C Perm -Pepal Cola Phelna-Dodfe . Phi lee Cora PhU Morria cni ww nt Chi la By jnryaior Cltiea Sr .., Climax Moljr Hum ra ?oca Cola Colaato . Com Credit Comw EdlM Cnna Eon Container Cort Can Cont Oil vrana Co. . Crown Ja CurtlM) Wr Dooro it Co. uia Maim Doua Air uow cnm Du P da Do a Baal Air Li laat Kodak El Pun Caa mor Radio Xx CoUo Pairehlld Stocks Show Mixed Trend NEW YORK. April 11 in -Steels took -teases,: on profit-taking but sugar and drug shares roaa ia today's mixed 'stock market . The range of gains and looses went from fractions to tnHllt4 points. m , . mm a . volume new up well, reacning 2.35O.00O shares compared with yesterday's 1,120,000, the year'i Highest leveL Advances autoumbered declines by 461 to 417. of the 1.144 issues traded; and' there ' were 75 new 1857 highs as against II aew lows. "Weighted by the blue chip is sues, however. . the Associated Press average of ao stocks showed a decline of cents to I177J0. with tha. industrials . unchanged, the rails down W cents and the utilities dewa 20 cents. - . , Stocks and Bonds CompUH by The AtiotlaUd Preia Aorii 11 run avEBAOCB is ' is as i Bate tWta aura Net Oianfe -Thursday Prevloua Day Week Are Month Aeo Uneh D S D .1 D J IM S 123 4 14.1 ITT 1M. 1M.S 14.S 17S.S IM S ia 4 14 17S.S ZS1. I3B.B T4.S 173. Mil 141.1 14.4 1S. see. I 1.-M.7 74 s in Year Ago , so? Hifh 1S7 Low 1990 Men 4S S 111.4 71.1 lSS.S jia j m i 7a a 1R1 ISM Low . S44.S US.1 fS.f 171.1 BOND AVEBAGBS '' ' : IS 10 If IB BaUi fade I'rUa rrga Net Change' Thursday Prevleua Day Week Am Month Are ' Year Ago D .1 A .1 D .1 D I ar e m i h i n S7.1 si. 4 Ml us "i i . m sa.s S3.4 17 1 ft. aa.4 ai t 137 nifn 14ST Low or. a ni w.t fs SSI 01.1 M.4 fl. 1M High Ml 17 7 Mt MI two LOW Ml M.T M.1 Ml Markets at a Glance NEW YORK. April 11 I -Storks Mixed: aueara tm A mA Tinnrts I ns lnrf.aaiviu eline. uu JS' chicaoo: , Wheat Plrm; abort coverine. Com BaUied to cloae hignv- layedT ' Myneano rirm; teporta of stoeka MCiltlMo"Ur steady; heat steers Western Securities These bid and ask auotatlaox resent BrWs at whtrh ou dealers, membera of the National Association of Security Dealer'a Inc. would trade with the feneral public at the time the quotaUona were fathered at I ajar, yesterday: - i . AaKed 7 J, ulT a ia . XV Conaol. Freight "a 7, 14, S44 40 IS!i 14 !' SO'. bO, 4 iron nreman Jantzen Inc. Com. L V. Meier ft Prank ' ' Mortlaon-Knudaen - . T Ore.-PorL Cement "'l Pae. P. V L. Com. '' Pope at Talbot . jp! Portland Gas Coke 11'! Port Ceo. Blr, 141J BANKS Bank of America , at Bank of California "H Chaa. Manhattan rirst Nstlonl . aa '. First Nat. Citv N v. ? - LU. S. Nallonal ZTs4U Chicago Onions CH1CACAOO April 11 U ' ' Oeen High Lew Close November IM 1 M 1 M 1 le January . ,m . LIS 1.71 1.71 The first sky writing if attribut ed to' a group at Amherst College In HOP.-- ---- . ' lusirteu Oppwrtunitiot BOX at LUMBEB CO.: So. w. Idaho, imm volume. B. B, ' iHS1, J?" eomot- , Opptyl BBS,. BM. Dept 34064. CERAMIC COODS : So. Calif. tVtt BMW monthly volume. No cjoea com pi. I IMf. Dept. 14MlT ' Chos. Ford & Assoc. Inc. ' MM NUywd. BL, Lea Anfsle. '. sari - m', ' " ' 1 anu .. 101', : oa Jk W1.. . 14 ! . sti ,'4 Sl't s, 1S7U . ,. , M 'i -. -. 4S P.i: - 11 Bank Debits for Salem Prill Patrol Plllabury Proe t Cam Put Sd P L . Put CHI , .Si!, . ao'i M, 41"i Rayonler lne , 91 , 4S Itrpub atl -. Reyaolde Met u lleynolda Tob . Richfield O Royal Dutch a . Saieway Stra at Joe Lead St L ai OP Ry S4 Reila Paper Schenley Ino Pcolt Paper , Seara Aoie Shell Oil ' ,, Sinclair Oil Skelly Oil Socony-Mob 't Suf - kf Sti Sou Cil Edl Sou Pae'Ry Sou By . Sperry Ran4 M Std Branda , , , Std Oil Cat Std Oil Ind Std Oil hJ Stude-Pack Sunray Oil Sunshine M Swift Co Sylvania El T Texas Co -Texts Oulf Textron r , Tldt-Ajae . , .. Tranaam ...,-,- Trana Wo Air , Twen Con Pox , V Union Carb Union Oil- - Union Pae Ry . Unl Aircraft t'nl Air Line , Uni Corp Unl Prult US Plywood US Rubber Ul Steel Warner Pie S Waih Water P . 3 Wnl Air Br t Weatern Air t Weatern Elee..-S Weetern Union 11 Wool worth l',a a Zenith lll'a Salem Quotations BUTTERTAT tAadreaealSr Premium .. - . Ne. 1 1GGS (Orafon Iff Produce ri) Prlcea to farmera are a to S oenta tinder ttieae wholaaala Dricea: jumM A i-ja- . .44 , .41 Extra Large AA . urge aa . Lane A .... Medium AA , Km. II A POULTRY 4Northrt Pikliry Old nosMtera ..., .n.fi a., I Lrinorn nms - - ' colored nam Dow Jones Average! . NEW YORK. AprB II IS - Dow Jeaaa eloslof stack areratea: - High Lew Cleee IS Induatrlals . 44 SS 4S1.1I 444.74 M Railroads 14S.0S 144.SS 147.11 II UtUitlea - ; 71.SS 71 14 li.M as stocki 171 si las.ss 170.SS Report Fails j To Halt Grain CHICAGO, April 11 If) -Graia futures took a bearish government crop report ia stride today and then moved upward oa the Board of Trade. - -----r11.-- Wheat closed H to 1 cent high er, corn U to higher, oats un changed to up, rye to Vt bisher. soybeans to m higher, and lard 10 to 21 cents a hundred pounds higher. The fact that the bearish crop report caused no general selling caused local traders to negia buying and short covering move ment. There also were indications that wheat and soybeans are being moved out of Chicago, making the supply situation tighter, particu larly in beans. Chicago Grain CHICAGO. April 11 Ope Ckta WHEAT May July Chicago Livestock CHICAGO. ' April 11 ill USDA Hon s.000: Dutcnert atrona 10 higher; sows steady: mixed 1-1 I No. 1-1 140-M lb 17 SO-17.79: No. 1-1 I Duirnwrs n.Fri,., w MB-tM lb at I7.M: No. 1 1SB-33 lb 17.SO-1T.M: sews UJB-17.M. Csltl S.JOS: calve SM: steers and heilera steady: beef eow stesoy; bulls atronf te SS hlfher: vealers steedv: storker , and loader chanfed; avereee ta hifh prime IMS lb sleera 34 00. 23 Or): choice slaufhUr steers and yeartinfa 33. 00-33. SO; rood is so.lt .M: choice and slow prima bellera 13 7t-n 0; moat chela betters 31 00-21 SO: utiliiy and com mercial rowe II ao-15 M; eanner and cutters re.10.ll OS: bulls 15 OO H 75; food and choice vealers S3.00-M SO; sundard 14 00-33 00: enod and cbeie yesrllnf stock steers 30.00-23 0. , Sheep 1.M0: ateady; SS-IM lb food to cholc lamb 31 71: food to choice 111 lb No. 1-1 shorn lambs zt.M: alaufbter ewea B.BB-S.SS. Chicago Butter-Eggs CHICAGO. Aoiil 11 If) fUSDA) Butter steady: wholesale buvuif 5 rices unehanfed: M score AA M't ': SI A M?t-M',s; M B Me-MV: M C Ms-SB'. E( a, extra beaver' whlto firm: balance steady: wkoknele buytof 8 rices anchaafed to 1 ceaOblfher: I per cent or better A white S4 34: medium M-Mfti standard IB IS; check U's-N. In the three years between 1951 and 1954, schools In the United States bad to enroll aa extra mil lion students of kindergarten age each season. : w . as "a --10T -.WO", 4S : ', , m.M"t 40 MrN ! 1H4 1 1411 1 tVU', i.uifil ... 1 nn-'t septemDer - j.n-ii;. 1 ii'i-ll Derember . 14 l.S4 cobn ( May .,,.. 1.ia,.n4 l.SI',- July 1 S3','. 1 S3',.H September 1 334.ta 1 .33 December i n1, ! '- March ., ,: 1.31 is 1.33s OAT1 1 . May n ; . .1t"tM M-Wi July .e .(. September .a ' "' December .SB Mi BVB May . ; ,., , lH'J-11 I U! July . . 1. r an, : i s'va September Jk , I.MS, December .. 1.M .141 SOYBEANS " ., ' ; ' May -roCT.,-:,.,r 14H4-W.- 4,1'4-H juiy-;v 1.17 ,.$ rmk- September 1 2'i 1-304 November 13'-.- ' l as j DAILY CROSSWORDrr ACKOM g. Piece of I. Throb .Dried . orchid ' tuber lLMng. , ahapsd .... laland V Uaultaa's de cree ILPaira , 14. Tardier 4. Snow ve t Ian -htcle . rulam I. Girl a aamo 11 French CQuieta aatirlat T. Macaws H. rarta .Monetary , ; anl- unit (LaU via) .Dutch dew . mune 1. Through IIAU.I. vtoe llTtny president IT. Accumulate tT. Arabian IS. Tree garmenta ' M. Half aa em 21. Mouselike . mammal ' 24. Middle IS. Regains . IT. Plower small 2. Additional 10. Penmen XY High, craggy hill 13. Pronoun U. Elevated -.-train feoUoq.) IS. Lain 10, Of greater - ' age . .. top! 41. Asa tetania 43-Giraffe. like mammal 44. Bondamaa ' 4T. Senate mas aengera Church at- Belal DOWK L Knave of cluba (too) t.Onus ef llsardj It. Worship IX. City . (Mont) 12. ProtscUvk) garment Portland Livestock PORTLAND lV-USDA)-CatUe salable KM; includes four loads of fed steers: market active, most classes 15-24 higher for two days: load average choice 1071 lb fed steers 14.25, accompanying load 34.00; two loads good 175-1071 lb 21.00; tmall lot standard 451 lb heifers 11.50; cahner-and cutter cowi, mostly 150-11.50; load Ml lb beef type cutters 11 25; few utility cows 13.00-14.00: bulls "scarce. Calves salable 15; scattered sales steady; good and low choice vealers 24.00-H.M. Hogs salable 140: market feu active but about steady; U.S. 1-2 butchers 1I:-2JS lbs 20.75-21.25; few mixed 14 lots 20.00-50; sows scarce; salable around 15.00-11.00. Sheep salable SO: supplr mostly slaughter ewes; sales about steady; cull to good wooled slaugh ter ewes 4.00-1.50; few shorn ewes 2 50-5.00; good and choice wooled slaughter lambs salable around 21.00-50; ao feeder lambs since Monday. Portland Produce PORTLAND ID Butterfat Tentative, subject to immediate change Premium - quality. deliv ered in Portland, ao-43 cents per lb; first quality, 17-40; second quality, 12-55. . Butter Wboksale. f.e.b bulk cubes to wholesalers Grade .AA, n score, S9H; A grade, n score, UVs: B grade... p score, .17; C grade. M score. 54. , - Cheese Te wholesalers Oreron singles. 41-41 lb; Oregon Hb loaf. 4JVWV4. Eggs To retailers Grade AA, large. 42-43; A large, IMl: AA medium, js-3S; a medium. 17-31 A small. 10-1L Cartons, 1-1 cents additional. Eggs Te wholesalers A large, 17-38; A medium, 35-38; A small, zm-34. - Live poultry No. 1 quality, f.o.b. Portland Fry ers, li-4 lbs, 22; light bene. 11-13 st Urm: heavy bens, 14-15 at farm; eld roosters, 7-1. Turkeys To producers L I v weight fryert. 27-28. . Rabbits Average to growers Live whites, l-4i lbs, 13-24; col ored pelts 4 cents km; old does. 10-11 few higher. Fresh killed fryors to retailers, 59-44; cut up, az-ea. Wool Nominal, clean basis. V. b!oodl. 10-12: H blood, 1.11-20; H niooa, i.j5-js; line, i.VHi. , Wheeesal Dressed Meats . ' Beef carcasses Steers, choice. 500-700 lbs, M 00-41.00; good, M.00 40.00; standard. 33.00-34.00:' com mercial cows,, i.oo-ii.o; utildy. 27.a-30.00: canners aad cutters, Z4.00-27.00. Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind quarters, 41.00-52.00: rounds. 42.00- 47.00; full loins, trimmed, 42.00- 87.00: lorequarters, 11.00-34.00; chucks, 14.00-34.00; ribs, 44.00- 90.00. Umbs Choice, 45-15 lb, 44.0s- 48.00; good, an wU. ll.0043.00; spring .lambs, choice. 54.00-53.00. Fork carcasses ShiDDer style. 120-170 lb, 30.00-32.00. Pork cuts-Loins, choice, t-ll lb. 47.0v-4l.0O; shoulders, II lb down, 30.0043.00: spareribt, 44.00 44.00; fresh bams, 12-11 lb. 45.00- 48.00. Slab bacon All wts, S2.00-S5.OI. Veal and calves Good-choice. all wts, 39 00-47.00; standard. 31.00-45.00, Fresb Predaeo Onions Ore. ' Danvers. mid. 1.75-2.00, few higher; Texas White 1.75-4.25; Ore. boilers, 1.25-75. Potables Local Russets' and Burbanks, No., 1, 100 lb, 2.00-25: Central Ore. Russets, 2.SO-7S; lee. s-14 Of," - l!00-50, few 2.75; Klamath Fans bakers, , 1.50-75; Idaho, round Reds. It lb, 1.504.00; bales, I ski, 10 lb each, 1.00-25; Shatter, Calif- long Whites, No. I, 1.23-50. Hay No, I green alfalfa baled o.b. Portland. 11.00-32.00 a too. some lots 1.00-2 00 lower. Apples Bos, Ore-Wash red De licious, extra fancy, tray pack and wrapped, medium, 1.50-7.00; largo 1.00-60; loose pack, small 00-25; standard Delicious, large .50-75; Newt owns loose, estrs fsncy. 1.50-4.00. rew 4.23; combi nation 1.50-75; ' Winesap, extra fancy, 1.00-4.00; loose 3.25-4 00; loose, fair quality C grade, 125- 50; red Rmes, extra fancy, tray pack. 4.00-2S. .. . tjeiery caiiiornia a-3'e in 21-90: I dos e.TW.OO; hearts 1.75- tM tVia. i I land 11 Hues- ma! llMuais not ILOId . . time (archakV M. Hole-boring tool "'i.i M-Uather- v oU ' flask 7 . IT. Comfort. U. Jump M. Welfht fTurM .Loiter 41. rather ti. Evening poet. . Indian I weight tMlMSfe Aaaoas n H III W ITT Investment Trusts (tILKA. SMTTHEK g CO.. INC Bid . s.u Asked I t I 11.71 1 Affiliated Fund Canadian Pund . J0.OT Century Share TruaU 12.71 14 97 17 M I Chemical Fund , la of gelaware Puna , 7T Ivor. Invest. Fund f.Dl Dividend Share . i 44 Ealoa ic H. Bsl. Fuad .ll M '"d. 14.34 - Greua Tohscco . - ' a ns u 11 1 171 ISl 13 41 ' IS 1 1 4 41 Incora. Investor , 4.M , Key Out Funds; nasi B-I ' lt.ll -IB. 11 . IU -llfl . IN - 7.11 .11.14 -ITS 13 . S I . 4 IS 1 1. K-l S-l 41 HI 10.71 7.M U.17 4M 10 Man. Bond Fund uveal. Trust , Natl. See. Series: Income Series Stock SeHea Pref. Stock S. Ml NatL Div. Series Natl. Omwth 4M . aw Pioneer dinil Tel.-Elee. Fund Value Line Inc. s'rid. IM till Wellington Fund - U.fT 14.14 1 Portland Grain PORTLAND (fl - Coarse grains,! 15-flay shipment, , bulk, . coast delivery: r . oats. No t, n lb white 14.501 Barley. No l 45 lb B.W. 4C.SO-t7.00 Corn. NoX E.Y. Ship't . 40.6W0 Wheat (bid) to arrive market,! oasis mo. I Bulk, delivered coast: sort Whlto l in sort White (excluding Rex) . in White Club ..; s.u I Hard Red Winter: urainary . 1.41 . ll 10 per cent It per cent i , It- per" -cent C..'..:.J Hard White Baart: Ordinary -, 10 per cent 11 per cent ; 11 per cent .a -' 1 mi ,1.41 - 1.11 Thursday's car receints: Wheat! 48; barley 1; flour 1; corn 1; oatil mm feed I. 300 Personal : ' 311 Lost ord Found LOST Gold ' fillfrs tar-rinf, Jsde drops, reward. Sentimen tal value: Vic Liberty Js Che mekeu. IM I-7BH. LOST: Down town ahoeplnf center, yellow fold Locket an- ' . fraved In black, attached la fold neur-de-ly pin, Reward. Co ST Men's billfold, black.. I leather. Reward. KM -aeo. Trons pwrtotiow WANT rM to fortland S day a,ss e-svr aner . ull Personal Gim by Jary Fkniata reatuc. mf haeuek riowerwar. 4 CHOICE view lota, ideally iwauNi, in ivinewooa tteifnu. improved streets, priced rifht 1 for quick !. Call vaainf. cm i-foe. OPAL Klnf, well known psychic reader. Limited urn. EM. , 1-111. ALCOHOUCS Anonym oue. M ' S. ComX KM S-llot EM S-SS04 AL S BAKERY - LARGE bread tin. rmea - Chicken Plea ISM dot. Indi vidual froiea Mixed fruit " Pies li st do. Plata Pies, Prozen, Large 4Bc. I04S Market I at. KM S-T171 CHARIS foundation stylist, your borne or mine. EM 1-3S1S. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous frous ' M. L SMS M Ceaal BM 400 Agriculture 402 livestock For Salo CALVES for sale ble. f. ,-M f.74S. GOOD Stock saddle A bridle. EM l-soa. j 8 SADDLES, bridle and blan- kets. excellent cond. EM 4-774 alter 1 or weekends. FOR BENT: Good irrigated pa. ' tar for cattle. Ph. EM 1-111. E. W. Brutka. ' Ml. E. Brook SELL or Trade 1 trio Nutria, , else II females, f mil, price reduced for quick sal EM 1-004. ' Scientific Horse Shooing Tea' em 1-404 7-1 am ft 7 pm 403 livestock Wai CATTLE. 4Br? Stat, till Bnethea, KM S-lltS, KM l-43Ba. Cattle, bar., at yotar farm. K. cTMcCandllsh, KM S-SIBS. CATTLE buyer A. t Sommer, USB armoey Dr. BM 4-SQOT. fop" eash price at your else. Bay Coael. KM 4-111 collect. aTUvEB Claud Kdward. Bk a, . Boa SMI KM 41111, 40 Pots ' MOORE PETS Monkeys. Birds. Birds Boarded.. Open Eves. 4004 Stst. I COCKEK spaniel pupple I wka. old, KM 4-141 after 1. FAeE to kind home, friendly little female do. Love child. dxea. KM I llll AM m THIi COLUaCI UKtMD.,, TooLate toClassif JAGUAR XK-llf, modified, ran i, convert, rod!, fcaw. cond. -' U.m. KM 4-OllS day. IM ig4S2B eve, for Bhattuc? WE HAVE MOVED iT" WHO WANTS SOME GOOD TRADITIONAL FUR!.? -' 8. M. Laneefleld EM S-S171 . S1.00B DOWN Mot red tape, new 1 bdrm. Bath ft h. birck kit, dbl. far. Sua urban. So, KM 4-78U0. TRADE Buy equity In 1 bdrm. home for am. hea. trailer or auto. Value to ta.uuo. Home la 14 ml. s. of btau Capitol bldfa. Howd. floors, slec. ht., plenty .store o spscs, atl. far, patio, out-door fi pi., nic yd. Cloae ta frad ' VhV,Jlf ahopping wenlers. fM J-1J4P. bV owner - A rraduaUnf nf ineer I aallinf hi home to move to a luuua trial area. Her 1 your opp. to move into a is nice l bdrm. ub. bom for only M0. Best down pymt. will be accepted. ' Si1, "L mo- ti"- . old. Hdwd. floors. Klee. ht, plenty etoias apace, atl. tar, peuu, out door trpl. Mo dealera please. KM l-VMI. TOR SALB: Immaculate IBM red ;whli) Crown Victoria. -whit walla, pw. Meerina, ra dlo, etc. KM I-IHT. . . hr CADILLAC 4 Dr. Hardtop. Fully equipped. Like aew, Trade aad Bank Terms. KM eB BUICK 4-dr. Radio. Auto, trana. Good cond. KM 4-alSl. iTbWNER SOxlSB Ocean view ' ' fl "it" S1'"'' w,,k 0 P.O. TRADK cut 1 bdrm. home for I bdrm. home. KM 1-M4. OWNER transferred orUSl.SOB equity In 1 bedrm. borne. Klee. heat, 1 yr. old, Irt. corner lot. no joaa coat, ait Thoradal Circle. fOR RENT, sal or trad I fam ily dwelling, each 1 bdrme., possible Income f IBS mo. KM 4-W04. . TOR SALE by owner: 1 bedrm! home, food district. KM 1-71. 4 ROOM, utll. IOOM, utll. ft Cerate, oil em ulator. 4J8 to. U70 Xappabaa culat Ave. I BKDRM. haa. close to (tore 4s sclrool. Ph. EM 1-438.. - CLEAN 1 bdrm. home, 70S N. COZY 1 rm. turn, apt Oar. nuuna. i srq. iwa w. capitoL CLKAN fura. apt 4 bike. No. of M. ft F. Use ad nice vard. aa 1411 STATE, 1 well turn. apt. Inc. UUL 1 gr. Mr. apt. 431. AuXPINOrm. lor lady. prlv. nt, kit privilege. KM l-toa. PJOJABLB elderly lady to car for 1 acfi. boy la Motherless ' home. Box 417, Stateemaa- Journal. " CENSUS takers for the new Se Jem City Directory. Good writer and spellers apply In wn handwriting (no prlntlnf or typinf I to Box as, States-man-Journal. IS' CABIN cruiser, complete canvas, head, stove, team ' bunk. 1 HP. Lark, aew " lMnissn'ih ndr 90 FTlHUNSWICK CeaUnal pool tablet for sale. 1 snooker: g pocket pool, em 1-oa.ll VSTJ) cord oresn, nic ootid. vvv. efaar. sfllsJb BPlBllBfjaj IJn 3M, full alias ft warranty. S wM SiltwIl Orfa-oonie epi net orja ns. aew (uarentee, awJIOO. Kasy term. Zxbeja, 4 N. Church. EM 4-B3U. PIANO ft Accordion aastm. EM 4-73U. IS IN. table model TV. S3B. New picture UibeK lJUlm. VANTTT, bod. bench At cheat. . Boo. KM 1-71S4. avea. iLOST: Lady' Elfin wrtstwatch , . between M.aVF. ft Senator Ha -, ii, . lues, mm J-Hll after 4. Reward. ' 4 'VOLXSWACKN, by owner. mom, wmaarueia waaner, en - eeUent cond. EM 4-S171. Ext. . BM day. EM 1-4I4I rm '-M,,T"AC STAR CHUV ISTAUnA, UOADEO. PER. TKT. SACRIFICE SI.IBS cash, approx. if.ooo Ac tual MILES. MY PERSON AL CAR. SEE AT S I SUB PLUS. IMS N. CAPITOL. - FENCE board!, y, thick.' 4 wnf. '- wid. 10 each day nvereu. ins a,M GIRL'S IS- bicycle. 134. Child' inae, aj. sjvi OR SALE: 14 Cu. ft. Gibeoa . refris., very food eond. Boa. em 1-nu. . SrAIID New Must sell 1BS1 Ford victorl. hardfop Falruus. BOB Thundsrbird M t r, radio, heater, overdrive, only 17 miles, aubatantlal discount and , will trad. 444 Mission. KM 14301, '400 Agriculture 40S Pots , 4 A K C. reav Lab. pupa, reas. . ivr sreuiuiB.. aaa 1-101I. . , GIVE heslthy scientifically bred parakeet for Easter Sl.SS. EM S-S7M. B7S Morn In (side. SIAMESE Kitten for Easter. EM 1-4711. GIVE Pedlereed Chihuahua puppy for Easter. EM IWSai. AKC Refuitered Besfle pups, g swmajes o even, oerere p.m. Sunday. 1094 Newburf Dr. EM 1-U41. , , , 400 AgricnJtnre , 455 Auction Sales 4840 CENTER ST. Sat, April 13, 10 A.MV& 7 P.M. BKATR IT TAMTLT BRINGS 11AUTTFUL MOU8EHOIJ , fKlfISJS AUCTION. FftfTM I 8ALe3 . 8?JS? "Jv.PYI?5ia co"5-is kenmore push BUTTON SO-IN. RANGE, 1MB S-FT. PHILCO BEFfUGKR ATOR. NEW IBM AlrVTLO ELEC. DRYER FULL SI7? WESTtNOHOUSK ELEC. RANGE, 8 BENDIX AUTOaUTlS , WASHERS, S-FT. COLMPOT REFRIGERATOrt, l-PC, BLONDE. BEDROOM SET, 1 Sail WOOL RUGS 4. PADS 8 . ( SETS BOX SPINGS ft MATTS, CRKKN DAVENO ft SWINtJ ROCKER, l-PC. TAN SECTIONAL SET, l-PC. WALNUT 1 DINING ROOM SET, l-PC. WALNUT BEDROOM BET, COR. NER CABINFT, UPRIGHT MAHOGANY PIANO. THIR- MADOR ELEC. HKATER. I GREY . sV. RED CHOME BET. TWIN BEDS, BOX SPINd ft MATT. 1 CHESTS DRAWERS? FLOOR LAMPS. 4 MAPLE DINETTE SETS. END ft LAMP TABLES.COMBINATION O. E. RADIO ft MCORD PLAY. ER, CLOCK RADIO, MOTOROLA. 1 S-PC. WROUGHT IHOW SETS SANITIZEfi VAC. CLEANER . ATT. LA ROB ; PLATE FIREPLACE MIBROR, W1NO BACK OCCAB. CHAIR. ' CAULAUNGB CHAIR, KIR BY VAC. CLEANER ft ATT, NEW MOTO POWER afOWIR, BIRMINGHAM ENGLISH BIKE. S-ln. ' COLUMIA 14-IN. BOY'S BIKE, BOY I as GIRL'S 13-1N. BOCE, TRTKE8, NEW HOME SPWIMO MA. CHINE. TARPS. THOR 1-HORHE -CHAIN SAW, MANY MISC. ITEaU, POTATOES, SHRUBS, FLOWXM. LIVESTOCK SELL ttM. .CATTLE. CHICK FN, BABBITS. SPECIAL Wl HAVE FRFf DRAWINO SAT. NITE. S.1S CASK IN JACKPOT, GROCEIliki 1 ft MDSAV GIITS, YOU MAY BS THE WINNER. EVKRYBODYWELCOME i '. AOONEER '; COL EMStt. scon PH. EM 4-6433 l 400 Agrieultnre ' 410 Fruit 1 llfTtH PrwKKO eun iAbB: TharoufhbreS Bprlnfsr Spaniel puppies Liv er ft whit a r,. s...i. t 4-4JiUnUn' 4"11U,, SELL er trsde reg. - hhs rof. uennsjs a.H SOQ OWNERS: Train your dofT Next ebedieac tralnlof elas Marl Apr. 17. For in form a. EM SJsbi Ho'"a" CraNCK aad pink apricotcf teaSZ' """u' Ktrrirs pupwfarm" B44 Center EM 17BS ruopwa au kmds. Buy A sen. AftjBooajtefcjNoJun. tali. BIRDS, FISH. HAMSTERS 1180 Livingston, em t-1841 arm PrewJtKO T9r.?.uu9' Wants for lees al Middle Crave Nursery 4MB J lv Rd, W civ Sftaf Creea n. - DAHLIAS, panaiea, fuchalaa, geraniums, Wsrrt Gardens . tMOherry Ave. ALrALr D" md. A tri fatting Eastern. Ore Ida , Callt frawn i DeL T or truck tot Ta 1-M17 or TI S-SS94 4 1 j Marl,; B..U CHRIS'S MARKET 11 L UIBVIM rim-rt niniVL i BIS - Buy Wholesale Any brand bacon at dealer coal Unlit m' """haae. MS Buy Wholesale Any brand coffee al dealer'a eoet with any frocery or produe purchase. lo UmH Larfesl uper market ia town with emalltst floor apace. Cask aad carry only on above. PASTEURIZED whole milk. SM f.1' H?mlnled. v, tk aL 44c. Claary Dairy, KM -403a, 414 Poultry 4 t.bbrl. 4 DECK chicken or Chinch IT1 a Bsttery, sire 1X4X1, Spec. SM, tJoorf DUU, 434 Mk St, W. Salem. tiJitKEiSwits5 avalUbesI Valley Farm Store. STARTED WH ITS Ufhora- puiiet. Wilson's Batcncrv. uyona. Or., Ph. Ulrlck S-13.-. BABV chicks hatohed yr.. round. -. narnp. at wute Reel puUeta tie. traibt run efaieba ISc. Vahsy Farm Store. . BABT ' Chleks-fe meet er eeW Send for fro folder. WUsoa , Ota I 4 iw aarwn St warwew umnsH newer aot. a asaaa ft styles, 411 SUvertoa Rd. ...fjSED hand mowers, II. M ft up. - mowers I the crate at BALK PRICES at "Your Dowa j Town" Flreston Store. SSI H. Liberty. EM 1-1411. 1 430 Soews Pterin ', CABBAGE and Lettuce Plant. . also Pansy ft Snaps, plant. , Beady to plant out now. . Jap -Morris, 111 . Ewald. FeRENHIALS. auricula) ft many ether, some ahrabs. Meier. 1171 Evcrfroaa. dahlia bulb SI doc Mum - planU Ml, Red azalea S-4L. . Lf. Hrdranf ft MoUK asa lea fl ea. MarrOa Orwa 1 nous, Brooks. . r FOR Sal . Cbehalam black. ' s , berry plaata. Be ee. U Die. Jam Ballweber. Rte. i. Boa SB-. Woodbwa, Ore. Pa. Meet. . Hor S-ll. CLAD bulb 10 for II, Middla . Grove Nursery, 4X SUvertesi Bd. S ft H Grcoe Stamp. FOR GOOD buy k avsrfreen dt shrubs. See at 114 Brook : Ave. Salem. E of Cherry as 'IE. Kaiser. EM 1-4037. . GERANIUMS 1.004 me. Ivte. Gumbo Panslea, Prlmroeas. .. mm m, i, wis pay. iwery Oi IMS Chamawa Rd. STRAWBERRY plant for aale, I1B thousand. AlUn Rshn, Bs. I. Box VI. EM 4-4371. FANSIES, Wc. a dot. MM MMu way Dr. EM 4-1331. Steiner's Nursery. Dwarf tree. onruoe, s-isnia, Bern, wnwa ' supplies, liw Mkt KM S-IB44. JARY Florist Floral Suppltea Featurinf Haefer Flowerwara. AZALEAS W OFT Drive so. on litn at., Vs atLpaa . Mornlnfslde Scheel. Turs rifht af OakhUl Av. SORTHWIST strawberry plaata. New patch. IM 4-lSOs, :. . , 423 Portillsor ROTTED sawdust. 11 yr. eM. fin. No finer cover far your or yovnr bed. Phillips Bros. Rt. I Boat EM 4-J0S1. CHICKEN msnur. rich, rotted. Me. sack. 34 yrd. EM 1-7171. BARNYARD fertilizer 1 sack, , S aacka 41 del. EM 4-M0. FERTILIZER Mushroom manure, a weed. Dl anywhere. EM 1-4331. HOTTED or fresh Manure, by lack or cubic yd. del. Phil lips Bros. Rt 1. Boa SM. EM 4-30S1. Closed Sua. Fertiliser. WeU Rotted manure) . W dai. aaywaere. EM 3-4077 400 Agrictilturf3 435 Auction Sales SALEM