Inside TV
Frank Sinatra Aids
Mocambo YWidoy
KVE IT AX It
HOLLYWOOD. April 21 STARR
REPORT: They wtr lined up out'
id Charlie Morrison'1 plac for
nine dayt in
great and the
near - freat and
the not - o
great - all
drawn there by
one of those
rire phenome
na of ihow bust-
nea that hap-
pen one la
while, a combi
nation of circumstance! that mad
i
WI
1 A top TV producer nd Im caa
topi wne fjoeaa't want to be quot
ed predicta that th lKa-9 aeasoa
will aea lem startUfif change la
television. Including the advent of
mora and more hour-long thowt,
the end of the run ef western
and quiuer and the return ef the
situation comedy.
"Th day ef th solo comedian.
h says, "is about ever. Look at
the record. Berle a through. Glea-
son is quitting. Benny I tired and
wants out. Cantor and Durante are
finished. Lucy and Desi are doing
only a handful ef shows next sea
son. Sid Caesar hatn t even got a
Farm Net
Income Up
In Forecast
!mU ririTfcw Jw7J tim frM Th only on who
everything kist right lor a slice of k-mi ... i. n4 cw.i.
history la th making.
Charli Morrison had owned the
Mocambo, a 'Sunset Strip night
club. And Charlie MORRISON,
had died. That left Mary Mor
rison, his widow, saddled with th
Mocambo and it debts.
' Into this breach stepped Frank
Sinatra, the highest priced singer
in the country, a man notoriously
- hard to get along with, impossible
to catch , up with and who. had
never appeared in a Hollywood
night club ia bis We.
Entirely of hi own volition, Si
natra set aside nine days and ap
peared at the Mocambo. H in
sisted that the cover charge be
raised -and th prices hiked. Fori
his own fee (Which normally would
have been around (25,000 , he took
scale minimum, which he had to
take because of union rules. Hav
ing taken it, ha turned it back to
Mary Morrison.
For els day, the Meeaaihe
was packed solid. The dance fleer
disappear' eatlrery aad was cov
ered with tables. Tables designed
t seat tw, sat fear. Table-far
fear ceeaaaaedated eight. Th
easterners literally sat elbew-te-el-
feme. Aad Uaatra made N wertk
their while. Be aaag each sight
far beer and a half. Re
wenida't Ok, sad the aadleaee
wealdnt let bias euH. Be ssag
story iBng,
Three or four, years ago, Frank
Sinatra couldn't get a job in this
town. Be wss all washed up and
nobody wanted him. Last week, as
h closed at the Mocambo. he was
King. H caa writ his own ticket
these days, and be does. Whoever
wants Sinatra pays Sinatra's
pricea. But for Mary Morrison, the
obscure wife of a night club own
er, sinatr sang for free.
It is my guess that the Mocam
bo, a small club, grossed in the
neighborhood of 70,000 during
those nine fabulous nights. And
that should leave something like
sse.ooo for Mary Morrison,
Frank Sinatra ia a complex maa
With many faults. H is loved by
..many, cordially disliked by many
others. But n crew in. I think.
last week. H came ef age, a p roc-
em which takes a little living. Last
week Frank Sinatra was living.
'i
The odd ewnalaattea ef a swlnv,
mer aad a aaaaelegalsl flaally
breagM Sieve AUea a long-awaited
notary last gaaday algal when a
tapped Ed BaUlvaa ha the weekly
AHea-Salllva ratiaga sweepetakes,
M.I U ZZ.1. Ia lb AUea career
were Esther William a, who dees a
let of ether (blags Besides swim,
aad SUa Frekerg, eee ef the eeaa
try's fauaalar eeraedlaas when he's
. ef a anted tea. . - "
Aad I win aaake a small bet
that seme aremeter la even, bow
trylag t premete a aew eemedy
series ee-tarrlag Esther Williams
asd Staa Freberg. Be had nest
ssve his breath. H went work. :
It's not quit the end of the road
for Jan Wrman. With her own
series going down the drain, she's
now thinking about . serving as
hostess for a brand-new anthology
series, starring herself in perhaps
three or four of the shows.
is really holding up ia Red Skel
ton, and he's exhausted. W don't
need comics so much aa we need
good comedy actors, people like
Ann Sothern and Bob Cummins,
and Ev Arden."
8TARRDUST: Beth '"Wire Serv
ice" pad "Jia Bawl" have been
renewed for next aeaaea ... Also
"Wyatt Earp" Screea Gem
geee sate predactiea la Eaglaad
this week with M BaN-aear epi
sodes ef "IvaBhee," aad I far eee
eaa't wait. If they do at right. It
sheald be a weaderfst aew aeries,
aad a rtfreehiag change from
aUgeeeacbes aad teaaMeweed . . .
Giselle MacKenate, after fear
year la New York with "Year
RM Parade," la Bsevtaf back I
Hellyweed te her ewa shew
aext seasea. II wW be bath Hve
aad film . . . George Geaet makes
a retara trip te the Dlaaa Shere
shew Jaae t Jack Chertek,
whe aude M as a predaeer with
the "Private Secretarr" series,
will tara set fear aew aeries far
NBC, see ef then "The Releetaat
Eye" walk Bobby Vaa. Far ABC,
he's also doing the pleased aew
Jaa (Kerliag srls. "Psbilclty
Girl."
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SHORT SHOTS: Looks like there
will be a Ford in "I Love Lucy's'
future,: with the motor company
about ready to pick up the tab on
to hour-long shows next - season
"Telephone Tune," which has
been kicked around quite a bit,
will wind up oa Tuesdays,. I J to
10, next season. Right now it's op
posite "Playhouse 00-" and "Lux
Video Theater," too tough compe
tition for a very good little show.
, (Copyright JSST.
General Feature Corp.)
Poison Studied
In Sickness
Of Rancher
PORTLAND. April XS Wl - A
Coodoo, Ore., rancher remained
ia "good" conditio her today.
aa one doctor said there is a
'strong consideration'' he is suf
fering from botulism. ,- "
Botulism Is caused by a poison
secreted by bacteria ia improp
erly canned food.
Th rancher, Luren Maley, 44,
Became ill last Thursday and was
rushed here from a Heppaer hos
pital when be suffered a partial
paralysis of the face.
Hia doctor today said findings
for botulism "would be compat
ible" but added: There Is no
definite evidence for making the
diagnosis." ,
Virus infections can cause sunt
lar type of paralysis, the doctor
said,
WASHINGTON. April U
The Agriculture Department re
ported today that fanners' net in
come this year it likely to show
further improvement possibly
matching last year's 4 per cent
increase.
This would put 1057 Income at
about 112,172,000.00 compared
with last year s lll.soo 000,009.
Net income is the amount form
ers have left from receipts after
paying production costs.
Total cash receipts from farm
marketings are not expected to
equal those ef last year, but in
creased government payment te
farmers under the soil bank pro
gram will likely more than offset
any reduction ia marketing re
ceipts.
Payaieeta Vaster Plaa
Under the soil bank plan farm
ers will get payments of about
on bililon dollar for retiring land
Iran production of surplus crops.
"While prices received by farm
ers are expected to remain fairly
stable, averaging slightly better
than a year ago, the volume of
farm martetlngsvmsy b small
er, reflecting acreage cutbacks
under the toil bank." th depart
ment said.
Cash receipts from livestock and
livestock product are expected to
show some Improvement espe
cially for bogs, but also for dairy
products and beef cattle. Prices
of hogs and cattle are more fav
orable this year than last, while
milk production is at a higher lev-
., with government support prices
la same as last year.
Cash Receipt May Dtp
Th department said cash re
ceipt from crops, however, may
be down substantially this year,
Large acreage cut are being
made for wheat, corn, cotton; to
bacco and rice under th soil bank
program.
The department said farm pro
duction expenses may show some
further small increase, mostly re
flecting increased interest and tax
payments together with higher de
preciation - charges en capital
equipment.
The department said cash re
ceipts from farm marketings ia
the first quarter ef this year to
taled about 16.400.(100400, up 2 per
cent from receipts ia the corres
ponding quarter last year. Total
marketings were down slightly
from a year ago, mostly due te
smaller sales of bogs, but prices
averaged t per cent signer.
Little Blonde,
Stolen Loot Get
Man in Trouble
BALTIMORE, April JJ 1" A
2-rear-old former theater man
ager who said be "got dowa in
the dumps" admitted - today he
boosted his morale by taking a
little blonde" en a vacation with
$1,(61 from the theater safe.
George David Duncan pleaded
guilty ia Circuit Court te stealing
the money. Judge John T. Tucker
deferred sentencing pending a
probationary report.
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Hagcrty Mum on Whether
Ike Would Take Beck Aid
Selling Jumps
Across Board
CHICAGO. April 22 trV-Praeti-
cally all graia futures sold lower
on the Board of Trade today a
selling increased after aa early
raUy.
May wheat showed some
strength, but closed slightly low
er because of selling to other pits.
Old wneat closed H to l low
er, new wheat iw to to 1 off.
corn H to 1 lower, soybean l
te IV, lower, and lard 20 to 22
cent a hundred pounds lower.
May wheat was strengthened
ramewhat early by export new,
and continued movement of cash
wheat out of Chicago. Yugoslavia
bought about three million bushels
ot U.S. wheat, and Turkey about
150,000 bushels. Spaia postponed
scheduled purchase, however.
Continued moisture and warm
ing weather ia the grain Jlt
caused selling in wheat. RainSleU
overnight, and more was predict
ed. The Weather Bureau ia its
weekly summary said above nor
ms! warmth and ample soil mois
ture was aiding crop develop
ment.
Statesman, Salem, Ore., Wed., April 24, 57 (Sec. II)-!1
New York Closing Stocks
MarrUI Lraah. fiarea ranr and Baaa
Chicago Grain
AUGUSTA. Ga.. April 22 m -
James C. Hagerty, White House
press secretary, today refused to
say whether President Eisenhow
er would welcome Teamster boss
Dav Beck' support agsin if the
chief executive wert running for
Offic now.
"I wont even answer ihe ques
tion," Hagerty said when It wss
put to him at th President s vs
cation .headauarter here.
At a new conference, peter J.
Jumpa ef th Baltimore (Md) Sun
called Hagerty 'a attention to a
newspaper pMtograpa snowing
Eisenhower and Beck Whose
activities have been under invest
igation by a Senate committe
together at the White House.
Jumpa said tfte picture was uk
i last Oct. 15 and that en leaving
th Who House Beck told news
men he was supporting the Presi
dent for re-election. ? 1
"Would the President welcome
the support of Beck now?" Jumps
asked. - , ' - '
It was at that point Hagerty
said he wouldn't even answer the
questioa. :
Whea in press ' secretary wu
told "a lot at peopl' wou)d like
aa. answer,' he said: '
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spoil yow W (m
Get our TV tune-up with
O-E Service-Designed Tube.
Calf today for expert aarvic.
any (oak or model.
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tarvite tt a.au-N Inn Ckarf
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700 Lawyers to Begin
New Jersey Practices
WASHINGTON. April 22 (
AoDroximately 700 lawyer from
New Jersey will be admitted to
practice bfr the Supreme
Court in a mass ceremony to
morrow. Court aides said this would be
a record number to be sworn in
as a group at one time.
Salem
Obituaries
NO CLUES!
On a rainy day two years sgo, a
pretty Kansas City, housewife
left a beauty shop and headed
for her car. Three days later
her nude body was found in a
pasture. There were no clues.
In Msy Reader's Digest read
the thrilling true story of how
the FBI and police throughout
the nation joined forces tosolvs
a murder mystery as baffling
as any in fiction.
Get May Reader's Digest at
your newastand today: 38 ar
ticles of lasting interest, includ
ing the beat from leading mags
sines, newspapers and books,
condensed to sava your tuna.
" Arthur Godfrry talki aioui
Jgeaater' Diseat every Wtdnmiay
a CBS radio. Turn im. '
Tni9 Hi-Fi ccRies
to TV!
it. ' lotriT
" Only the new Hoffman has Speaker Soundorama
the on televiakn system with true high flddit . "
otind realism.
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mnn
MB a muHm aaav wiaiaa tw
rraak P. Mia
Lata rwldinl at Kt. 1. Rn via
8alm. In th city April IS, at the
f of 7S jiuis. Sanrlcaa will b held
WcdtMMlay, April I4th at It M a.m.
In Um Chapal of the W. T. Risdoa
co- wiin concluding aameea at L
Miaaiea CamtUry.
Karlaa CanHaa wtr
At th midence, au H. llth St..
April a. Wife of Harold A. Hunter.
Salom. Daufhtar oi Mr. and Mr.
Ccorao T. Mlchaclaon. Bend. Mother
of ray. Jmi It Cooraa Hunlir. all
of Sairm. Mamber si Flrat Math-
odlst Church and elaaa of 31, Wll
lamatta Univaraitv. Annouiuamant
of aarvlea will ba auda later by
the W. T. Hidon Co.
Wlllar C. Maora
Lata raaldant of 008 Sunnrvlaw
Ave., Salom, In Portland. Ore.. April
21 at th ace of J yean, father of
Mr. Mildred Holman. Salam, Lloyd
L. Moore. Portland; brother of Don
li Moore, Lake Arrowhead. Calif..
Mn. Cora Todd. MolaUa, Mra. Mabla
Mann, Myrtle Crack. Mn. Dalpha
(.ampotii, toa Anteia. calif.. Mm
Alma Moor. Portland. Intarmant,
Micraat aaawanai rarau
Art hia Bart Prat '
At the raatdane. 174 N. CotUee
SI, Salam, April 11, at the aaa of
7v yaan. Huaoano ot inet rrtu
Salam. Brother of L. a. Pratt. Or-
anea, Calif. Services will ba held
Wednaaday, April 14 at 1 to p.m. in
th Chapel of th W. T. Rlfdon Co.
wiin concluding service at Beicreat
Memorial Park. Rltuallatic aarvic
by Um B.P.O. Ilka. Lods Ma. S3.
Beatrice Blck
LaU reaidant of Lakevlew, Or.,
at a local hoepltal. April 11. Ship
ment haa been made to Lakevlew.
Or., for eervtcea and Interment by
the Vlrill T. Coldoa Co. .
Mike Sell '
In this city March M. Graveside
review will be held Thureday. April
inn at a.m. In St. Barbara ! Cath
olic Cemetery, , under th direction
of th W. T. Itlidon Co.
Ckarle . Smith
Lata resident or it Bhlolnf St..
Salem, at a. local hoeoital. Ad-II M.
Survived by wif. Cora Smith, Sa-
dauchtera. Mrs. Geore Lew.
Gladaton. Or.. Mn. Mlnona How
ard. Vancouver. Wash. Five erand-
chlldren also survive. Services will
be held. Thursday. Aoril 19th at 1:30
p.m. in fh Chapel ot the Virgil T.
Golden Co. Interment, Bale rest Me
morial Park.
Accidents in "
es on
Sharp Climb
CHICAGO, April 23 III The
bandage is growing figurative
lywith th ivy on colleg cam
puses.
The National Safety Council re
ported today that: -
The accident toll among colleg
ians is "alarmingly big and grow
ing bigger."
More students get hurt in their
dormitories than ia cars. .
Each year one out of every
nine students la American col
leges and universities suffers in
juries requiring medical , atten
tion. '
And more of them get hurt on
the campus than away from It.
, The council said these findings
were made ia studies carried out
in cooperation with th American
College Health Assn. , .
College safety specialists plan
to take up the problem at a meet
ing May f to May I at Purdu
University at Lafayette, Ind. ,
I
"I repeat, I wont even answer
the question.
Asked whether he consider the
Question "odious," Hagerty re
plied: "No. but -I also feel I hav a
right not to answer the questioa.''
Salem Quotations
CHICAGO. April 1J Grain:
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September
December
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July
September
December
March
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May
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December
March
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SOYBEANS
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CHICAGO. April 3 IP (USDA
Hots Wi butcher te 4 M tower
than Monday: sow, as so a lower;
mixed 13 190-Mo H but chen mostly
14 04 II 29; No. 11 150-170 lb 17.79-
1S 15; 3J aaO-JOO lb 17.Z5-1T.7S;
14.79-15.
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Stock Market
In Sharp Gain
NEW YORK. April 23 Ut-The
stock market charged ahead f ex
its beat gaia in two weeks today.
Turnover also was the best ia
twa weeks, at U40.000 shares
compared with 1,560,000 v yester
y.
Wall Street seemed super
charged with news, some good,
aom bad, but most of it of a kind
to boost stocks forward. A general
advance carried key stocks up
from fractions to 1 points-or so.
Th Associated Press average of
60 stocks rose $1.10 te 1180.20 with
the industrials up $190, th rails
up $1.00 and the utilities up, 20
rents to a new 1957 high.
Based on the rice ia th average,
the quoted value of stocks listed
oa th New York Stock Exchange
rose an estimated 11,340,000.000.
Of l.ltt issue traded, gains out
numbered losses by US t 371.
There were 101 new 1957 highs
against only 25 new lows.
most choice steers 23 00-
34.79: choice 1.390-1.92 lb 13.SO-14.50;
high choice and prim heifen 04-7S
lb. 14 00: most good and choice half-
en 1 00-33 00; utility and commercial
rows iz.a-ie.ai: cannen and cutter,
10 19-11.90: bulla 14 90-17 BO; prim
vealen SS.M: bulk good and choice
lt.00-14.ae; few ealee good to low
choice stocker ysteer, and light feed-
en Z1.IV-Z1.S0.
to sap l.eoo: steady: toad of good
shorn lambs a lb with No. 1 pelts
U 90; good and choice M M K) lamba
rail ahor paiu n oon.o;
slaughter awaa .M- S.
Chicago Onions
Novasnbee
January
aaVra tllsh Lew Cteae
J aa I as i aa i .ai
.n i. i n im
Chicago Butter-Eggs
CHICAGO, April 13 W (USDA
Butter steady; wholesale buying
pricea unchanged; az score aa mm
hanged: S3
",: n a 5D',-si,; a b aa-avi,;
C Si,s M,.
tin steady: wholessle buying
Elces unchsngsd: S per rent or
Iter A white SOi.-.lll,: madlums
-',': . atandarda J',-l: icbecka
19 ',,-J.
1 1
Portland Livestock
Portland Produce
Stocks and Bonds,
Csmptled by Tb Assorlated rreaa
Dow Jones Averages
New vontt Anrti as ist r&
'ones closing stock average:
, mgk Llew Close
J Industrial! - 44 I 4S7.ll 401 St
1 Railroad - . 14 SI 144 04 143 tl
It Utilities , .71.31 T1.3T 71 1
CI Storks 17S.S7 171.07 171.
Investment Trusts
(gltKA, gVTTHltH ft CO., rwc)
Affiliated Fund ,..,..;..
Canadian Fund ..
Century Share Truat ...
Chemical 'Fund ..J.....
Delaware Fund
Diver, Invest, fund ..
Dividend Share, .......
Eaton St R. Bal, Fund ...
Gas. Ind ,.
Group Tobacco . "
Incorp. Inventors , ,
Key Cust. rundsj -
b4 ,.JZ!!ZirZlULJ.
S-l ,, -
S-4 , .
Man Bond Fund
Mass. Invest. Truat
Natl. Sec. Serleai , .-
Income Series ,
Stock Serlea ..
Pref. Stock S
NaU. Dlv. Serial , ,
Natl. Crowth
Pioneer Fund r , . .
Tel.-Elec Fund
Value Una Ine. rusxl
Wellington Fund ...........
Bid Asked
IM 4 44
io.4i no
13 14 ssn
It 34 17. at
1041 H M
149 . 9 1
2 BV ' I D
It . 13 ' S3 S4
14 .94 ' 14 B
414 499
149 ' S.49
I7.N IS S3
10 11.01
144 43
II 71 ll.M
10 0 lost
LIS 74
11.44 1137
It S34
1.31 , 9 1
til tin
4.17 , 4 7
411 - t
14.71 1 00
111 1129
1.9 14
11.11 14 J
APR It. 23. I4T
STOCK AVE SAGES
j it is aa
hds asms UUs atoeks
Net Chans ai t al. a .1 al l
Tuesday 245 123.1 b.74 10 1
Previous Day 23 1 122 I 74 179 1
Week Ago 19 122 I 74 I 177
Month Age 2U 120.1 71 1 173 1
Year Ago , 23 1 141.1 71.1 1731
1W17 High 2A9.1 134.7 74 143
1497 Low j 140 114 4 712 144
199 High 174 3 199.1 74 11 9
199 Low 244 0 134.1 . 171.1
h New 197 high. . .,
BOND AVEBAGEB
1
Net Change
Tuesday
Prcvloua Day
Week Ago
Month Ago
Year Ago
1497 High
1097 Low
IBM High
109 Low
M M 1
Kalis Ma UUs Frsa
d 1 d .1 a .1 d .1
Ml HI .T 111
a I til as ait
M I ftl M l 12 7
7 91.7 to tit
Ml H.I St. Ml
7 l et ( to n i
2 IT I m.t ti l
Ml 7.t M. (9.2
44 9 .7 M.I M.S
Western Securities
These bid and oak quotations rep
resent price at which on or mora
dealers, member of th NaUonal
Association of Security Dealer'a Inc.,
would trade with th general public
al th time the euotatlon were sain-
end at S SJn. yeeterday :
Bid Asked
Calif -Oregon fowtr . 32 j
iconaol. Freight
Iron Fireman ,
Jantzen inc. Com.
Meier Si Frank , .
Moriison-Kuntsen :
Ora.-Port. Cgient
Pac. P. St L. torn.
Pop Si Talbot
Portland Gas It Coke
Port. Gen. Ilec.
Bank of America ., 244
Bank of California M't
Chaa. Manhattan 44',
First National . 4t
Pint Not. City N. Y. ... 44',
U. S. NaUonal . 44
It'k It's
13'a, .. It
12 24
124, 14,
. 174 41
74Vs " Tt',.
....... 11 's 4
....
... 17 ; aw
274
17",
10's
91
',
M's
PORTLAND (-(USDA)-Ctlle
salable 400, includes around eight
load fed steers; market active,
fully steady, except weak on
heavy steers, and tome cows SO
higher! two load average choice
1,011 and 1,01$ lb steers 24.25; few
good steers 22 90-11.50; standard
20.00-21.00; truck lot mostly choice
225 lb fed heifers 23.25; few good
heifers 21.SO-22.7S; canner and cut
ter cows mostly 1I.SO-13.00; heavy
Holsteia cutters te 14 00; truck lot
mostly commercial 1,001 lb fed
cow 11.50; few utility bull 16.00
17.50; odd heavy Holsteia bulls
Monday up to 10.00.
Calve salable SO; market fairly
active, about tteady; few choice
vealen 27.00-29.00; good 24.00-
28.00; cull downward to 12 00.
Hog Mlable 250; market active,
fully (teady; few U. S. No. 1 and
2 butcher around 190-220 lb 21.25
21.50; teveral lots mixed 1. 2 and
i grades 20.25-21.00; few 200-440 lb
Mws 17.00-18 25. ,
Sheep Mlable 100: market not
fully tested; 'fey utility eld crop
lamb M.sa-ll.00; one lot high
good and choice 77 lb spring
lamb 24.2S: few utility and food
71-71 lb 21.00-23.00; cull to good
thorn ewe talabl J 00-S.50.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND ID - Coarse grains,
15-day shipment, bulk, coast deliv
ery: Oats No. 2. It lb white 54 00
Barley No. 1 45 lb B. W. 40.50.
Cora No. t, E. Y. shipment to so
il 00.
Wheat 'bid! to arrive market.
basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast
Soft White 211; Soft White (no
Rex) 2.61: Whit Club 2.41.
Hard red winter; Ordinary l.9;
10 per cent 2.49: 11 per cent 149;
12 per cent 2.49. -.
Hard whits baart: Ordinary 1.01;
10 per cent 1(1; 11 per cent 2.41;
12 per cent 1.61.
ar receipts: Wheat 69; barley
77; flour 7; cora I; mill feed 4,
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PORTLAND OP) Butterfat
Tentative, subject to immediate
chance Premium quality, deliv
ered ia Portland, 60-43 cents per
lb; first quality, 57-00; second
quality, 92-55,
Butter Wholesale, f ob. bulk
cubes to wholesaler Grade AA,
93 score. S94; A grade, 92 acore,
S6Vs; B pade, 99 score, 57;
C grade, 99 score, 55.
Cheese Te wholesaler Oregon
singles. 41-49 lb; Oregoa S-lb loaf.
434-5374.
Eggs To retailers Grade AA,
large, 40-41; A large, 39-40: AA
mediurn, 36-39; A medium, 35-36;
A small, 29-30. Cartons 1-3 cents
additional.
-Eggs To wholesalersA large,
39-394; A medium, 33-344; A
small.. 27-284. , '
. Live poultry No. . 1 quality,
f a.b. Portland Pry ert, 14-4 lbs,
22; light hem, 10-11 st farm;
heavy hens, 1443 at farm; eld
roosters. M
Turkeys To producers L Its
weight fryers, 27-29. .. . ,.
RabbHa Average ta grower
Live whites, 3-44 fb,. 23-26; cot.
ored pelts 4 cents fess; old does,
10-11. few higher. Fresh killed
fryers to retailers, 19-44; cut up.
Wool Nominal. Clean basis, Vt
blood. 1.12-15: 44 blood, 1.20-25; 4
blood. 1.35-40; fine, 1.40-45.
900-709 lb, 39.50-41.00: good, Tt 90-
40.00: standard, 33 00-37.00; conv
rnercial cows, I9.00-32.00; utility.
2S.9-29.00.
Wkoleaal Dressed Meats '
- Beef carcasses Dressed, choice.
500-700 lb. 39.50-41.00; good 37.09
40.00: standard, 34.00-39.00; com
mercial cows 29.00-34.9; utility,
29.0-32.0; canners aad cutters,
26.0-29.00.
Beef cut (choice steers) Hind
quarter. 49.00-52.00; roundt 43.00
49.00; fall loins, trimmed. 63.00
70.60; forequarteri, 32 00-35 00;
chucks, 34.00-36.00; ribs, 44.00-
SO.00. 4
Umbs-Cboice. 4555 lb. 43 00-
45.50; good, an wU, 39.00-43.90;
sprirat lambs, choice 49.00-51.50.
Port carcasses fcmpper style,
120-170 lb. 30.00-32.00.
Pork cuts Loins, choice, - 9-12
lb, 49.00-54.00; shoulders, 13 lb
down, 30.00-34.00; spareribt, 44.00
46.00; fresh hams, 12-16 lb,. 45.00
49.00. .
Slab bacon-An wts, 45 00-53 00.
Veal and calves Good-choice.
all wtt, 37.00-47.00; sUndard,
31.00-44.09. ' v
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Onions Ore. Dsn vers, med.
2 50-3.SO; 3 in, 3.0O-50; Texas
White, 1.73-4.25; Or, bouers, 1.10-
25.
Potatoes Local Russets and
Bubanks, No. 1, 100 lb, 2.00-25;
Central Ore. Rutsets, 3.50-75;
lge, 6-14 os, 3.00-50, few 3.75;
Klamsth Falls bakers. 3.50-75;
Idaho, bales of sks, 10 lb each,
2.00-25. - ,
Hay No. I green alfalfa, baled
f o b. Portland. 3i.oo-32.oo a ton,
some small lots dowa to 30.09 ton.
Apples Box, Ore-Wash. Red
Delicious, extra fancy, tray pack
and wrapped, medium. 6.50-7.00;
large 3.00-50; loose pack, (mall
4.00-25; atandard Delicious, large
4 50-75: Newtown loose, extra
fancy, 3 50-4.00, few 4 25; combi
nation 2.50-75; Winesaps, extra
fancy, 9.50-4 00; loose 3.15-4 00;
fair quality C grade, loose, 2 25
50; Red Rome, extra fancy, tray
pack, 4 00-25. .
Celery Calif, 3-24 dol 9.25-6.00,
mostly 8.50-73; poor 1.00; hearU,
1.7S-2.2S do. . , , '
Markets at i Glance
HEW YORK. April 21 W Market,
si a uiance:
stocks Hi(ber:
sin.
Bondslrrefular; fovernmssits meai-
' ly lower.
Cotton-Mutsd; liquidation end hed-
in.
. -rbieae!' 1
ATysaV Lower; , foad grwl(
wssthsr.
Corn Lower; sold off with srneat.
oata i A pool sioaay: pianun
Soybeana Lower with wheat.
Soybeans Lower with wheat.
Hoes t is 72 icenla lower.
Cattle Mostly steady.
HOTin to arorrNO CXAiMAirri
Published pursuant te aoetion I of
th Act of July 13. 1191 (SS Stat M7I.
I wbeeaever It star rearer t -
riour la nerony aiven in u nu
ance ot a proper Request for Publl-'
cstloa heretofore file In accordance
with section t of th Act of July 33.
1999 (I Stat. 17), and the regula
tion, thereunder (43 CFR 19111 .
1I9.1.
1. That aa Mevember 2. IMS. th
Chief, roreet Service. Department ef
Agriculture, waste eaareee t wssh
I niton It, DC file with the Dl rec
tor. Bureau ot Lsn Masinfement,
Deportment of the Interior, at Weak
Imtoa.ap. C a muast for publica
tion of bo tic t all ailnoral locators
or any parsons claiming ussder them
Invohrlns a minins euum or claims
located aa lands la Um County of
Marion, Stat of Oregon, jaicrlbi
as follows to-wtt:
The Little North fork Ssntiara
am l-SR-Jt-t . WUIsmatt National
Forest Include all the landa owned
by the united tales inaf are within
the following desciiptlona. The un
aurveyed section, lilted ar those
whim would probably em brace the
land when th public survey ar
axiesaea to puen ssnas.
Wills 4 MaridlBB -
a o m a e. p - .- , , . m
Sec. 33 Is a) Ind- and that part of
sec. is. is, is. zi. zs ana zz in
cluded within the boundaries of th
Wll.mette Natiooal roroat. T I S.
R I Si see. IS. Is. M te ss incl.
and that part ot Sees. I. I. II, 24 te
34 incl.. IS and as contained within
the boundaries of the Willamette
National roreet. T t S. R C: Sac.
X 4 and 7.
a. mat tr any psrao claiming or
asserting unoer. or oy virtue oi sny
unpstsnted mining claim . located
prior Is July 23, ISM any right, tula.
or interest In the vegetstive surface
resources and other surface resourc-
es, under such mining claim, con
trary to or in eoniuct wttn in uan
itatlona or restrictions specified la
section 4 of said act aa to the sbove-
described lands or any part thereof,
shall fall to til In th Land Office
of the Bureau of Land Management
at P. O. Box zatl. Portland A Ore
gon, and within 199 daya from the
below-stated date of first oubltca-
tion of this Notice, a verified state
ment, properly notarized, which ehaU
eat forth ai to euch mining claim:
(II The dale of tocaticnj
III The book ana pags or recorda
tion of the notice r oertificate ef
loraUon;
(3) The section or sections of th
public land surveys which embrace
auch mining claim, or if such Isnda
are unsurvsyed either th section
of sections which would probably
embrace auch mining claim when tnr4
public land surveys are extended to
such Isnda or a tie by
Too late to Classify
CHEAP RENT GOOD APT.
, Util . fas range, tefr. 933 3.
llvulr 29 Jeffersoa St.
l4t MERC. 1 dr. Alllte.
striped, dagoad. Rake, Bid
4-3991.
fBDRMS. Pull bem't. Caa, CasT
v, furnace frplc. Wired for elee.
stove. 3 bika. N. M. It T. svt,
IM 2-9037. .
RM. aide by aide. firepUre,
oil furnace, gar.. KM 1-7114.
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LESLIE 81. I rm. apt.
pnv. bath. UU1. furn.
4-tosa.
8CH. bua driver needs I day
amp. to 3. Child care, house
t work ar car of invalid. Must
ba nr. Livingston sen. or
transp. furn, EM 4-311.
REUABLI lady wishes house
. keeping. Adults. P. O. Boa
903.
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ra
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4V gardens. EM 1-903 daya. ".n t
Eve.4-4iat. s
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for elderly woman, live in.
343 Market St.
' BAND SAW 3T with t H. P.
Motor ta. EM 2-70. lit S.
14th 8t . -
SLIGHTLY uaed Apachla Sad-
. die, hand tooled leather, dou
ble rigging, bridle and nylon
rope. A Good buy. EM 4-112
or call at 111 Draper, Salem.
BERRY Carriers, dry lumber)
two type handles K. p. .22 -A
JO. all ready to jo 31 as
.49 EM 1-7800 114 S. 24th St.
MERRY tiller with sickle. I. E.
L. chain saw Used little. S
yr. baby crib. Full eat
sockets with fie ar ratchet
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ir SURI-DORY. 1I1' BleneA
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Call EM. 411
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312 Last awj Fawn?
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LOST: Toy Manchester dof. Vie.
of downtown Salem. Blk. with
tan markings- Wgt lbe. 19 ,,
reward for safe return. Ph.
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rTRST 2 people to krinf Lucky
Dollar to th Arthur Murray
Dane Studio, 441 Ferry, will
win a (3 4 dance course. A
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the aortal number ta any or
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EXECUTaiX PINAL MOtTCI
NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN That
Laurel Alice Schaper Stohl. as execu
trix of the estate of Nellie Viola
Stohl, Deceased, haa filed her final
account aa auch, and by order of th
Circuit Court of the State ef Oregon
for the County ot Marion, the (IN
day ot May, 1997, the hour of :IS
In the forenoon of said dsy hss been
fixed aa the time and the courtroom
of said court haa been fixed as th
place for th hearing of election
to said final account and th settle
ment of said tat.
Dated and first published April X.
1SS7.
LAUREL ALICE SCHAPER STOHL
Executrix of th estate of
Nellie Viola Stohl. Deceased.
RHOTEN, RHOTEN Ar 8PEER8TRA
31A Pioneer Trust Building .
Salem. Oregon
and
distances to an approved United
State mineral monument; '
(41 Whether such claimant ta lo
cator or purchaser under such loca
tion: and
(91 The name an addrsaaaa of each
claimant and namee and addresses
sa far as known to th claimant ot
any other parson oe persona claim,
anf any Interest or Interests In or
under such unpatented mining claim;
auch failure shall be conclusively
deemed OI to constitute a waiver
and reltnoulahment by men mining
claimant or any ngni, uu. or in
teieat under auch mining claim con
trary ta or in conflict with the lim
itations or reatrictiona opacified In
section 4 of th Act of July St.
1991 (4 Stat. 27). as to unpatented
claima located after that date, and
ill) to constitute a consent by auch
mining claimant mat such unpstent.
od mining clslm shsll ba subject to
ssid limitations ana restrictiocia, and
(lit) to preelud thereafter, prior
to issuance of patent, say assertion
by such mining eloimsnt f any right
or Utle to or interest In or under
auch mining claim contrary to ar In
conflict wttn saia limitations or re
strictions. Section 4 pro vide, gen
erally, that unpatented minins claima
located after July sa, iwo enau not
ba used for purposes other then
prospecting, mining, or processing
operations, or uses reasonably Inci
dent thereto; that auch claima will
be subject ta the rixht of th United
Slates to manage and diapooe ef the
vegetative surface resources thereof
snd to msnsge ether surface re
sources thereof; and that except te
the extent reoulred for mining oo-
rsUons snd uses reasonably Incident
thereto or to oro vide clearance for
auch operations or uses, claimant of
auch claims shall not use or dispose
of vegstativs or ether surface re
sources thereof; ana mat, except for
clearance for euch purpose, sny
permitted severance or removal of
Umber must be In accordance with
aound principle, ot forest manage
ment. Said section 4 alas provides
thst any use of the surface of any
auch mining claim by the United
States, lie permittees or licensees,
shsll be such as not to endanger or
materially Interfere with th pros
pecting, mining processing ar rea
sonably Incident usee by the mining
clatmsnt.
The date or nrst punucsuon or tnia
Notice shall be February 27, 197.
Dated rebruarr iz. last.
Pierce M. Rice, Manager,
Land Offic, Bureau of Land
Management, Department ad the
' Interior, Portland, Orsgon.
Firs! Publication: Feb. 17, 1SS7.
ALMIST, Msry read your com
plete life reading. Past pres
ent, future, ai. 1742 Portland
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AU'OHOl.lCS Anonymous grmie -No
I 202 M Cora l EM 4-24.
CTrrS by Jary florlste Featur
in HAXGER Ftasawrwar, .
400 - Agriculture
401 Uvenrrattk Far Sata
MM1 0
OraTTL Mdint Ho. Eve,
after 4. 34 W. Chemawa Rd.
SORREL man. WUl throw pal.
mine colt kt 11 mo. Parade
saddle with tabs, bridl. xtr
set 4" stirrups. 227, see at.
1 492 Verde Lena..
FOR aale Wearier pies 447 Nile
EM 4-H74 after jj.
f YR. old" hay pott, fentt. RL
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a ess Liul osa eteA - - k
CATTLE, horses, at your farmT, .,,., 4 f
E CMcCandlM. EM 2-IM. ,
CATTLE buyer A F Sommer,
121 Harmony Dr EM 4-aa47
BUYEU-Clatsd ' Edwards, at
Box aE EM 4-1112
f OP cash pricea at your plaea.
Ray CeaaeL EM 4-212 collect.
405 Pet
HORSE for sale: Sorrel (elding,
t yra. old. Wsll broke. Biased
face A two white anx ea rear
lags. CaU Eves. EM 4 1384.
scientific Horse Shoeing
I pnt
Tex" EM 1-404 I- ana
403 Uverstwcli Want eel
AKC Golden
EM I-4044.
BEACH'S Chihuahua puppies.
EM 2-7731. ISM Hoffman Rd.
GERMAN Shorthair Pointers
three month ale. Pa, leTU,
Stayton. rf
n.
BIRDS. FISH.
SIM Uvlngfton
AMSTERS
EM MMt
EErnrs puppy farm
9440 Center EM -79t
Puppies aU kinds. Buy a aett.
Aft noon A eves. No. Sun Call.
ORANGE and pink apricot ea
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
W.V4V
4
.!i,-M r ,
V. A.
..S
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. a -
oii.v.
I have been appointed executor ofx.i.r
the will and estate ot GEORGE R. 0 "
MC GEE, deceased. All persona have.
Ins claims against
be are reauired I
with proper vouchers,
months from the date he
at 212 N, High Street Salem. Oregon..,
- ftt.1. I1,W A.u ,1 A n-, I lost "
I. All peraona have, .-y
t said estate here... : . jam
to present them,' '7 1
chert, within six . P
date hereof, to me, " I
Dated this 17th day of April. 1997.
. J. E. H1ATT, ae auch
11 KVf47uinr 'viiaa
MARSH MARSH 4r DASHNEY ,
EDWARD U CLARK. JR.
112 N. High Stiwst in-
Salem. Oregon
Atloniya for Executor . " J
April IT, 24. May 1. 6 , J V
ADM1NIITRATOR I FINAL NOTIC
lirmrl is HEPjEY GIVEN Thst - I
James N. LaRa ut aa administrator' 1
of the estate of Lucy A. LaRaut,'"-'-f
Deceased, haa filed hit final account
aa such, and by order of the Circuit ra pT
Court of the State of Oregoa for Uii3 I
County of Marion, the 14th day of v, 4
May. 17. th hour ef 1:11 In th -
forenoon of said day tat been fixed " I
as ths time and the courtroom of - .
said court has been fixed as th
nlare fo lh hearing of objection
to eald final account and th settle
ment 04 said estate. '
Dated and first published April i. .', .
Z AMES W. LSHJIUI VA
Administrator of the estate of ftt r.
Lucy A. LaRaut Deceased
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