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Newspaper Page Text" than 120,000 IK Mi fort and parks Thl Whole Family Will L'K ftELDPAlRVMlLK pRlNGFIELD DAIRY Miller & Harvey J SHEET METAf. CO. IHi ttailroati itlvil. J Dial V Constipation Discovery IN apftarB to be the an S lb the ase-old brdblcm Itohstlpallon, colitis, gall ,dd8hd other bowel con EnS. TWS amazing dis- Sfore IrhflRined by sctlhg oh It tit to increase flow of hilt, assisting in riiscstlon of l,ls and producing Rentle, Hi tnovernents, helping to prevent types of intestinal (menUtlon (gas) and coh lUpallon. Blolin tablets are milable at Eugene's head qmrters for &aymo wonder DRUG STORE, 988 Wll Umelte SI., Eugene. The price $1.00. Mall orders post ed. B-t relief never Senate Votes Pension Hike WASHINGTON (fl) The Sen- rtic iiimwinj vuietl H COSl-Ol-llV- ing increase to retired civil ser vice workers. The yearly increase would be computed on the basis of an ad ditional $30 for each six months elapsed between the dale a work er retired and Oct. 1, M.W. How ever, the maximum raise would be limited to $324 annually or 25 per cent of the present rate, whichever is smaller. The increase would end if the consumers' price index kept by the Bureau of Labor Statistics drops, for three consecutive months, below the index for April, 1948 (1(19.9). As of last mid-April, the index stood at 1B8.7. Food spoilage is caused by bacteria. r-9 IM PERSON ?! CAPITOL HEC0RPl6 STARS oid fis ,Tfiini',niii;ii i..i'i,:i"i! Bellfountain Families Report Their Summer-Time Activities BELLFoUHTAirf Mr, tnri Mrs. Clare C. WashbUrm the last remaining residents of the former Green Peak School District, ire moving from their mountain home where they have resided for a number of years, to Vale, where they plan to reside. At one time the Green Peak District supported two schools, the Green Peak and the Trout Creek schools, but first one family and then another left the area until only one family of children re mained. This district was consol idated with Bellfountain District No. 23 of Benton Comity several years ago. Mr. and Mrs. James T. Miller, who sold their Dawson property this spring ahd moVed to Alpine, are now residing In one bt Ihe G. M. Gragg rehtal houses north of Bellfountain. They have two daughters, Carolyn Sue and Betty Lou. Mr. and Mrs. W. Landoh Regele. principal and fifth and sixth grade teacher in the Bellfountain School, have recently purchased a home west of Alpine, known to old timers as the Burnham place. They are planning to sell their Corvalhs home and will move to TH.JIi hi M WfeDNESDAf .! li , JUNE 18th 1 1 J 8-13:3(11. fin tux Inc. li Fern Itldge Ballfbom r9 10 mile, out W. lith pj 'P' h ARTHRITIS SUFFERERS Mr. J. k. Cunr: In reBard tb Casey's Cdmhnurid 1 ennnot praise It enoufch for what It had done for me. For two yean J had arthritis in my tinier joint, tl was so painful. I could hardly move m,v finders, the Joints were so stiff and sore. After .taklnK 3 bottles of Casey's colnpmihd 1 am free of pain and stiff joints. Mrs. ..I. Stanley MeLaiiahlln, Ills Boone Rd., Salenii Oregon. Ask Ybur Drtlklst 6r Write J. tt. CASE Box 731 Portland, Oregota the new location the last oi this month. Mr. ahd Mrs. Waller M. Grif fin, who reside in the Mlchter rental house here in Bellfountain, have recently purchased the Har old Likens house in Alpine and plan to move there in the near future. The Misses Doris and Linda Gragg and their brother Donald are home from their school and are at the parental G. M. Gragg home. Miss Doris Gragg has em ployment In Salem for the sum mer and will leave soon for her work as playground supervisor. Miss Doris Gragg has been teach ing the past two years at Tacoma, while Linda and Donald are stu dents at Willamette University. 11 Is reported that Mrs. H. C. (Gladys) Holter has rented the Richtcr house and will move from her home east of Monroe as soon as the Richtcr house is vacaled by Mr. and Mrs. Griffin. Mrs. Holter is a long time resident of this area, and has spent several months here with her daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Whittington rbcently. Keith Martin left recently f Gresham to assist his aunt and uncle harvest (heir berry crop. He will return home for Four-H Summer School at Corvallis. Mrs. Earl Gilmore motored to Salem Monday, taking her datieh. ter Miss Bessie Gilmore to Sal em, where she is attending "Girl's State" this week at Willamette University. She will return home Saturday. Miss Carol Litchfield, daughter of Attj;. and Mrs. G. K. Litchfield of Newport, ' was chosen Queen of the Timber Carnival at Toledo and will be Miss Lincoln County at the Astoria Regatta. Mr. and Mrs. Litchfield taught for a num ber of years in the former Bell fountain High School. Second Quality . . HI 11 1 II (Wkftlftalt Frleest ft . Prints XA Prints . .- KI.OS (Buylne Price! Lame AA Larse A .. Medium AA Medium A . Small A Larfte Checks . ... , KhriSl itl'hnletith Ik ttptallari Extra karse AA . Extra Lane A Lame AA . Lame A 73c Tic 67c 45c aSc lie 37c S4c S3c NEW YORK STOCKS SElttttD LIST ft, apart 41 M Kftt Efar.kUi liMAky. iimt- tg. litasi 30 Industrials, ZRB.ftfl, up .65 so run, 100.43. ub .it 15 Utilities, 49.RO, off .08 Volume, J.Un.ooo shares NYSE SELECTED LIST: Admiral Air Hedn Al Ludlum At Chem Al Strive. Am Atri Aril T ' 36C 1 Am nriti- Jumho A fine Extra Large A .. fiflr arce A . sc Merilum. A t 52c Small A . . 47c Htm.RY (Swift' huTlnd vrle) No. 1 colorpd henn. over A lbs IRr No. 1 colored hehsi unor 4 lbs, 16c No. 1 LPKlinnU, ovU- 4 lbs. ITic No. 1 I.PKlioins, under 4 lbs. 13c No. I colored snrinit. oyer IbJt. 30t No. 1 coloierl snrinm. 3-4 lbs. 3rtc No, 1 colored sprirm-i, 2-3 Ibn .. . 30c No. 1 I.enhorn snrirms P. lbs. Up 27c Cocks and Stags 13c No 2 pottttrj 4i? under rtbovfe liricel NO .1 Doultr.v. a of above pricei. POlU.TItV (NW huylnfc prlc) No. 1 colored hens lRc No. 1 Lechorn hns . iflc No. 1 colored sprint fryers 30c Cascara, lb dry . 12c mrbr?srtAr'RoR",rtnV, Lamb A: Short Wool 40c Lohtt Wool 45c Mohair. 12 moil, ellppid Bull Heavy Rcc( Liehl Beef . ,5flc 3-4c 3- 5c 4- fic . R-ftc S-lDc PorHand Markers MOTORCYCLE RACING SUNDAY-JUNE 15th IENTON LANE PARK SPEEDWAYI Located 4 Miles Notth of uncfion City on Highway 99 West ADMISSION: ADtLTS 1.00 INC. TAX KIDS 500 Time Trials 12 Noon Race Starts 1 P.M. Sponsored by the Eugene & Cottage Grove Motorcycle CfabS rrtftTi-ANn proMtce MAfaKfet PORTLAND (API Bullerfal-tprita-tive, subject lb trnrnedlale chnnfee-prfem-ium qviality, maximum to .35 to 1 pel bfent acidity delivered in Portland. 7i-7Rc lb; .first quality. 72-74ct sPcbnd quality 70-72C Valley routes and country polrits 2 cent.i less. Butter wholesale t.b.B. bulk ctlbes to wholesalers ftra.de score, 71c lb: 92 score 8Pe; B. 90 scbrfs, B7b; C, (19 score, 66c. Above price strictly nominal. Cheese selltni; price tb Portland wholesalers OrPltbn, singles 44'a-47c lb; OreRon 5-lb loaf, 49-52c, EBRs-to-wholesalers candled eR8s eon taliiinit no loss, cases Included f.o.b. Port lnd A larite, 4R-47e; A rrtedlurh U 4fl'ic; B erndet larke 3A-40. EBRS-to-retallers grade AA large 53 34c; A lame 48-49c! AA mediim 48c A medium 4i1-47c. CaHons 3c addltlonBl. Live chickens No. i oualitv. f.o.b. plants fryers, 2,a-5 lbs., 28-29c: 3-4. lbs., 28-ac: heavy hens, all Weights, 17-18c; light hens, all weights, 16-17c old roo.ters, 13-l5c. T rmr-KT mn n I average to growers uve LONDON (U.R Alexnnrier S .hit.. d.s iv... 9-9i. . w wm Panyushkin, recent Soviet am-.doeB 10-12ci few higher! iresh dressed iryt'ra io retailers ,k-oic. Fresh dressed meats wholesalers to re tailers; dollars br cwt: Bbef steers, choice. R00-70D ik. hit.OO: gnodi 53.00-5R.30i cbrnmerclali firt.OO-M-.lO; uumy, . 7.ao-4.30i rows, commrrial, 45.00-51.30; utility. 42.00-47.00, canners CUttefs, 4l.00-43.fl0. Beef cuts choice steers hirtd quarters, 62.-S0-fi4.2b; rnuhris, 61.00-63.30: full loins, trimmed. Rl.n0-R4.fl(l: trianslos. AS Aft. 49.40; forequarters, 4fi. 00-52.70; chucks, &U.IHJ-B0.00! rlbS, B4,Dfl-70.3(i. Veal good-cho)ce( 56.00-5fl.60i commer cial. 50.00-51.60. tDe,M,,i,wlt, t,ni ua .. --.JJ cms nun;, cjioice, n-ia ids. rtn.uu- laujuoimin win uc ButLccueu 1,7,201 shoulders. 18 lbs, 37.!n-39.30; share in wasnington rjy ueorgi z,aruoin, Soviet Envoy Sent to China bassador to the United States, has Been appointed Soviet ambassa dor tb Communist China, the Moscow radio announced Friday. The broadcast said t'anyushkin, whb served In the United States from 1947 until his recall last week, would succeed Nikolai Va silyevich Roshchin as Russian ambassador to the Chinese Peo ple's Republic, wno was amoassaflor to Britain Until Panyushkin's recall Was an nounced last Friday. What's your best whiskey buy ? Have l46t.6f Calvert Pl In me Blast arm the '" irnount of any Mkd Whiskey in another "Wlfioiif kfioiviijt -"cn is which, 2. Sniff one brand for aront. Taste it criti cally for amoofinesa. Swallow carefully to judge its freedom from bite, burn or sting. tr:.' V' ' s n 2, Taile Ihe other whi. ' key in the ime nlyt ical way then pick the one that rtlly taitei better to you. U",6wntaj, is tUe final test 0f whiskey Value. 'nere'n ....i. Hyou .That's a big difference In whiskies in M.me Uowness and freedom from bite that cn decide which is yout best buy. "tit. Vi lV !t wi" yu t0 compare Calvert nou rf i 6ny othcr whlskey' 11 has the taste luttiK ilke mo' because it i blended to a Ihoil ! e"ablihed by a "Consumer Jury" 11 o! folks like you. Reserv. take our rd alone, Test Calvert hmnl,8?'"5t any other whiskey -then make cho.ee. Fiir enough? rin Cilwrtl prj I Tires cn cost you plenty but not with the new Henry J! Ymi save $8 on the price of yotir Henry J tire-a 5:90 ys. a 6:70! And beraiipe your Henry J is wtiftht-tnginerrid to aive you up to 20 more lire mileage you ve another $12 1349 I See your Kaiser-FraxtT dealer todny Frttrht and toehi lax Hint. 1SWIN& CUT OFF SAW, SO" evtrcut with steal frame, hengsri, itftem cylinder feed control, bslt, etc 1 SWING CUT OFF SAW, 70" evireut with steel frame, hanger!, (team cylinder feed control, belt, etc. t SWINtt CUT OFF SAW, 40" evercut, Model 36, with 3 H.P. S. E. Meier, magnetic twitch, etc. alto available edged, carriage, steam engines, steam pumps, compressors, rolls, Roll cases, etc. Telephone: Dick Glazer at Cottage Grove 943 (Oregon) Or Write Wire: DULIEN STEEL PRODUCTS INC. OF WASH. 9245 . East . Marginal .Way Seattle 8, Waihington Am Smelt Am Smelt Am Trl Am Tmi Am Wr.nl t'onda Prlch Armeo Armour Asoc TJn Atchison Aver, Bnl Ohlli Penrlix Av Beth Stl BoetnK Bout war Bue.vrm Burlmcton Crtn rat Celanese Chcs Ohio SI. Paul Paul Pr Chrysler Climax Col Fuel Cnlu GftS VUII.e Cnttt Mtrs Com Prod Cranfe Cro Zrll Curt Wrl Doualas Dnw Chem Du tonl tasl Alrl Eastman Erie Fireatone Oen DHn Gen F.ler Oen Fnntls Qen Mlrs Gliddeh Goodyear Oi Wh Sua Greyhound Quit Oil Hnrnt-stnitk fludsnn II Cent Int Hary Int Nickel Int Paper Int Tel Johns Man Jones La Keltnecott Lib Owens Lockheed Loews 2R', Loni Rell 2a L,ornllard 3l''i McKesson 121 MStM WooS 37s'. Mack Gl Martin Mont Ward Nash Nnt Bis Nil nist Nil Gpsm Nil Lead Nil Steel NY tent No Am Avh No Pac Oliver Pac nas Packard Pan Am Air Paramount Penney Pcnn BR, Tepsl Pfizer Phllco Proc Gavo Pure Oil Hnrllb Bern Rahcl Itep Steel Itcxall . 217J, Reynolds aaai nlchlieid ensj St. Reals jwi4 Safeway Iflij, Schenlfey Bears Sinclair Rocoll.v Sou Co Sou Pac Sou Ry Sperry Soleael Sd O Cal Std O NJ Sludehkr Sunray Switt Sylvanla Texas Textron Tidewater BRii Transarh TWA 43 Tw Celt ro 17. Un Baa tin Un Carbide SJiJ t)h Oil aan v pac 14.1t Unid Aire 12J, Untd Airl 32ti Ulttt) Frull 44 US Buhner 4)iH f S sten M. Walker 77 Wes Unldn 22i. WeMlnthl 771J WIIIVs ani Woolworth 23 ' Zenith 13 H 13ti 31 anu 19 IS', 1S !Mr. ' an'4 J7H 10!' 20". ar,, 1 23 'a 1H 4fli 3Sl 70H 23'4 IB". 3". 40H inv, S'. RB sai 52 an Wi 122'i B7V, J3i 42'k SlV SB'i 93l ', 15 13't ll'k lft' i6 24'i efl'i 20V. wv. 3S 30' . 41 S4. flSV. 21 A .IPi 27", 4BV 3SH 13' SS. II Sf'. 7 3fi"4 jo'.i 82 li" 14, 23 2 (1H lfl' lh'.t, 44 U tJ4 41 ' 2fi 24 'ti 40 M 37 i 44 M 16 'A legati iiknii. WAamlntstritot M fhfc Eirjite o! Vir Luilll HtMi, pecMjta, hns Jlled his finI account in the Circuit Coxi of the State of OregQii, for the. County 0 Lane, and that Tuesday, the first (tav of July, 1952, at .the hour of tpn o'clock A.M. EH,T. and the courtroom hf sairl coutt nave be'eh. Ippolntert by said, court ai ine time ano oiace lor tne nearinn f objection thereto na trie lemement g" ini firs nubllihrd, May lfc, li5'l alb of list publication. June 13. 1052. JOHN H. BUTTUER. CARE. .tAURBGUV & tOOZE, Attnrneys at Law. 122(1 Pfmitablt Bujldini. no, Fri., June 13, 1952 Page 9 NATIONAL FORRST TIMBER FOR Hardesty Unit No. 6 Salvlite I ttlli-tirill hlri Will KV. fPr-Pivorl V Fciresl Supervisor or his authorised rep- ritKtb1ti' at the. rtffir n thi fnrKct Supervisor. Post Oflire BuildinK. Rose- purR. uritrnn DcKinmni. at z:cm p.m. r.S.T., June 27, 1M2, Tnr Ml ihe live timber marked .or dMisnateq for put tinR and all iherchnntabl( dead timb'pr located on an arra inibriir mi nhout 27 acres within Section 11. T. 21 S.. R. 1 M . su veyen, I)pttlr, Uinttqua Natlonrtl Forest Dre Kon estimatpd to be l.aon.OflO boAtd feet of DoueiAs-fir mid inn.000 , Ijonrd feet of .Western hemlock anrl bther ibecles.of (BWUniber. No pip. Pf lesx nian szfl.ns prr. m onard feet for Domlas-fir and. auRr pine and SMS for hemlock and bther sbPcies will bi- constdpred. Tn addition to prices bid tor Mumpnire n crt-ttperative deposit of so05 ber M , .board feet tn be used by th'e Forest Service for pftyipli the coH qf that, part of the slash disposal no, redviirbd to bs performffd by the purchaser, and. a. cooperative deposit of Pfer M bbard feet 1o cover the cost of tree planting, seed iVnwinK and timber stand improvement work on tbe area ei)t or, for the total tut 61 sawtimber .under the terms of this aureement will be tebulreri. As quali fication fbr oral bidding, all bidders must sibmit a sealed bid accompanied by the required payment ,to the forest suftl?rvisbr briov th 2-.no P. M., P.R.T.. Tune 27. IBM. SpftleJd bldjt will bfe posted at, the beulnninir of the auction for the Information of all bidders. M.OOO.nn. must accompany each bid, to be appljed on the purchase price, mi'rided, or retained in part, as liquidated damanes, flccord inr to tM condiliobii of srile.lfiu brat bid is derlaiM in be high at the elns ins of the aurtton, the bidder must immediately confirm .the bral bid hV submitting it In wrltinR on Mervice ov any and M yjee bid , si bid' cet-nlntt the tiriibet-, the fcttndltinnfc nf sale and the punmtssion pr, birts stiouid be obtained from the 'district rnhtter, Dissloh... OtRrtb. br the Fttrest Super visor. Rosebiiri, Ore ton, before bids are auhtnitted. , ., No. M3 Letral Notice bate last pub. June 13. li2. It In wrltinR on a forest Id form. The riRht, to reipct U bids a reservbd. Fbtrst Rer fbrms, for . use, iq submlttlnR lV iinii full Ihforrhatinn bon- ADvkRTISfcMfcNi' FOk Blt)S ' j Sealed bids Will be received by Elmira ' School Dlstribt No. ,U-4, Uhe County. : OreRorli by Wm. F. Hareflrhbc. prlbcibal, i Elrrtlra Unirjn Hlxh School, Elmira, Ore ion, Until 8:00 ,m. Pacific Coast Stan dard time, June 23rd, IMS, for the gen eral cbntrSct Tor the addition nf a class- , rohm wh.lt bn the Elmira Uhioh High Schobt, Eimirfti rtiRon. Bids will be opened (tnd publicly r-at aloud at the Board of Edticallon meeting to be held : at the Elmira Unioh High pchortl, Elmi ra. Oregon at R:00 p.rti. pacific Coast .Standard time, June 23rd, lt)!V2. Bids re ceived aftef the I:00 p.m. Pacific Coast Standard Time. June 23rd, 1932, deadline , will not be considered. Plans, specifications and contract, docu ments for the general, mechanical, and electrical, may be examined June Bth, 1052, at tbe offices of Wllmscn & Endl colt, architects, 316 Tiffany Building, Eu gebe. Orehon, and . at the Eugene Build ers Exchange, 260 East Eleventh Avenue, Eugene. Oregon, and at the Portland Builders ExchanRe Cooperative, 3 17 Builders Exchange Building, Portland. Oregon. A Set of plans and specifica tions can be obtained jiine Bth, 1052. by contractors who have submitted satis factory and approved pre-nualiflcatlon statements, upon the deposit at twentyr five dollars. Deposit will be refunds upon the reurn of plans and Specifica tions in Rood fconriitfon by 8:00 P.m. Pa cific Coast Standard Time, June 23rd Each bid ffulst be accompanied by a satlsfactnry bid bond in favor of the El mira School District No. U-4, executed by the bidder and a surely company In an amount equal tb flv per cent of this hid, A performance btthd eqttal to one hundred per cent hi the contract sum will be required of thfe successful bid der. , . Thfc Board of Education of Eimir achbbi District No. U-4i " rissbrVei, the right to reject any or all bids, ahd to waive minor informalities. No bidder may Withdraw his bid after the hour set for the opening thereof, unless the award of the contract is delayed for petlod excehdhiR thirty (lays. ULyuE mcclurb, Clerk Elmira School District No. iM, l.tnk rrtiintv- nrao-nn No. SU June 3d, 1932 lbs. 44.5n-46.10t fresh hamh. tn-U lbs, 52.00-M.SO. Lambs chniee-nrtme. In.Rn Ihi. M nri. 5l00; good, B5.00-fj6.fl0. Mutton godd-fcholce. 2R.ftrl-2fl.f)ft. Wool Rrfease basis, nominally 45b lb to Rrowers, Mohair 53c lb bit l2-thohth growth, t.b.b, cburttt-y shipping hnints. Country killed meats: multbh-best .ewes ana wethers, 20-zzc, Beef-Utllit.V tbWs, 42-430 !b baHherl cutters, 38-40c, Veal-top quality tb M-52tj lb; gbod heavies 4fi-4Bcs others 38-4t)c. Hoes lean blockers. 28-30o Ibt ioW light 25-2Bc. Lambs best, 48iB2c lb. rirttrtn Sfi lh aanlrB rmUt fliela taxaul . 4.00-50; VellowS, med., 3.75-4.00. Fotaioes new crop cam. Lohrf White, No. 1A, mostly 7.50 cwt, few tb 7.90. Hays U.S. Nb. I green alfalfa, de livered car and truck lots, J.o.b. Port land, nominally 38.00. Bakers Reject Company Offer By AhsnclateA Pi-ess Thfe feik-wfefek Pacific NoHhvVtest bakery strikfe cbntihUfed Unchang ed Thursday as Pbrtlahd .arid Ta coma bakers rejected n&w employ er offers and no agreement was reached in negotiating sessions At Seattle. More than 4.000 AtfL bakers have been on strike in the three major cities since May 2. Business ASeht John Leffeimah said the Portland vote, by secret ballot, was 254-72. Employers there had Offered a $5 a week pay increase and a health and Welfare bian costing management $8.66 monthly ber man. Tacdmft bakers voted 62-18 to reject a proposal that Wolildhave given them Wage Increases Oi frbm 6 to 22 cents art hoiir and art employer-paid health and welfare! program starting at$l40 monthly I and reaching $8.66 by thfe ertd of a year, - union officials bad recom mended acceptance. PORTLAND hBAtN MARKET PORTLAND (API No transactions mi Ihe Rrain market Friday, becaus bi the Rose Festival. POttTt.AVn LIVESTOCK MARKET Portland iap iusdai cattle Friday dftt market nomlhalt few utility an.flO-21.fltl: odd utility bnll.l 28.00, fnr Wefk, salable Mf. Market mostly steady on slaughter classes, fairly good demand except some dullness on cnnntr-ciltler cows and Weighty utilltyi load choice 975 lb fed steers 34.00, Rood-lbW choice 1.100-1325 lbs 32.50-33.50i other good nl,oo: commercial 2ft.5ri-5l.5o; utility 24.00-28.00: commercial heifers 28.00-30.00; utility 21.00-27.00; utility CftWS lB.flO-t2.00, odd 23.00 and above: canners-cutters largely 18.00-19.00; shelly canners H.OO down: utility -commercial bulls 2.V50- KH.SMJ, OOd gOOfl H0.O0. Calves: salable Friday 10: markel nominal; for week, salable 380; vealers inrRly 1.00-sn ower. sno s off more tn rather dull trade: choice vealers ahd IIrM calves 33.00-35.00: ndd prima 38.001 commercial-good 28,00-32.50; cull-utility 18.00- 25.00. Hors: Friday salable B0i uteariv: rholee No. 1 and 2 butchers ftl.5o-23.O0i for week salable 2,0fifl: rompared with close last week butcher hogs fully 50 cnts lower: sows weak to 85 rents lower; teener pigs in very narrow demand 1.50- 2.no lower: cbotc No. 1 and i butchers Btiz ihs 2a.fl0.23. on: snme weaknei regained Tuesda.v few sales No, 2 and 3 nutcners zz.nn; heaver and oht, weiRhts 20.00-50: extreme down to 19.00: ennice nn-ssn m sows 15.50-18,00: odd liKhts 18,50: medium-good hravy feeder pigs 17.00-21.00. Illtle above 20.50. Sheep: Friday 50; sprint lamb Steady: choice-prime aftringrft 28.00; few week salable 3.000; spring slaughter lambs fully 80 cents lower, old crop largely yearlings in very narrow demand, even ly 2.00-4.00 lower than last week: ewes weak to 50 cent !owrt good-prime spring lambs from B0-100 lb 25.50-28.00; odd hpad Monday 28.50: utility 24.00-:0; few sSles shorn yearlings 14.00-15.00: few early 17.00: utility-good shorn slaughter ewes 5.00-B.ofli odd T.OOi new ernn feed ing lambs 2.1.00-24,50; few replacement yearlings ll.no at close; small lot 148 lb breeding ews P.oo cwt. another lot zii.nn per neanm. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received by Lane County School District No. 52, Lane CoUhty, Oregon, by Superintendent Tom R. Power!?, School Administration Build ing, 4840 Barger Avenue, Eugene, Ore gon. Until 8:00 p.m., P.C.D.S.T., JUhe 17, 1952, for the contract for the addition and alteration to the ItRhtlng system of the existing Bethfcl Grade School, Lan County School District No. 52. Bids will be bpened aurl publicly rend aloud at the Brlrttd of EUucntkm Room, to be held at the, School Administration Build ing, 4840 Bnrtier Avehue, En Stents Ore gon, ht 8:00 p.in.. P.C.D.S.T., June 17, 1952. Bids received after thfc 8:00 b.m., P.C.D.S.T., June 17, 1932 deadlina will hot be consldet-ed. RnpHflmtlohft frtv ihm rhntrhet mnt hi examined June 6, 1952, at the offices of Wllnisen Ar Endthott. Architects. 2l8 tif fany BuimihR, Eugene, oregnh, and at the KUetmp. BnllrlcrS F,xchaiike. 280 East Eleventh AVehut, Eufcebisi Oregon. Speci fication can he Obtained June n, 1952, at either the bfflce of the architects or a the School Administratioli, BUIiaihg. Barbkr Avhntie. EuKebe. Oretrrtrt. Each bid must beL ArcorhHanlM bv a jtatlsfacti)ry bid bond in faVor of Lane County School bfslrict No. 32. Executed by hi bidfleVr fcHri a surety r-HrriHnnv tn ah run mt tit quM tb five ber cent of lh VtlH. A narlnrminr. hnnri ftnlihl tn one huhdred ber efcrit W the contract sum will be required of the succeuful bidder. The Bhnr-d nt ICditrAtlrtn of Lan Colthtv Schrinl Dlstribt No. 52 reservles the right to reject, any nr all bids, and tn waive minor Informalities. No bidder may with draw nis oin aiter tne nnur set tor me hnfnihi thereof, ubless the. award of the cbhtrAct Is dKlftyed for a brlod exceed ing thirty days. EtiVTHE tvor.m cterk LSne Cduhty Schbol Dlstribt No. 62 Eugene, Oregon, NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR SALB Heaien mos wiil db rctetvpn tja? th test, supervisor, New rostoffice Build . Ensene. Oreenrt. un to nriri nnt later thart ,1:00 ,b.m.. Pacific Startdard Time, June, 30, 1952, for all the live tim ber, marked or designated , for cutting and all merfchantable dead timber Tbcat ed on an area embracing about 104 ,cre aecuoas 1. a. 11 ana itt, 1. ti a.. m., snimon ureeK aratnage. National Fni-est. Oresdrt. estimated to be 300,000 board feet, more Wllllamctle WOW President Keeps Post for Next Year PORTLAND (U.fi) Alan Brown, Denver, Colo., was retain er) Thumdfiy as president of the Wnorimen of the World. DeleKates to the 21at Head Camp session of the WOW con cluded three days of meetings by electing Brown, who had been appointed to the post three years ago. John J. Cannon, San Francisco, was elected vicepresident. Brown announced the reap pointment of J, Frank Freeman, Denver, as secretary-treasurer, and Bernard J. Sceman, Denver, as general counsel. Brain tissue in human beings is Insensitive to pain and can be cut without the owner of the brain being aware of It once the skull Is penetrated, legal NATIONAL FcnTlBWT.TTMBEB FoTl RALE Seeled bM will, be Iflvei( by the n.n.lt.r. New Pe. ftff e HI! d- Ins.' Euaene. Dreson, tin to end not Jeter i.nn nm. PunUle 9lenriard Time. June lib, 1952. fnr nil the live Umber marked or denlsnnled tor cumnj nil merchenleble deed limber located or n re (mbrei'nf "bnul 46 icrej ltbln 1'"LK"-J.. ""1.. fn , bSirorTi MeKenJlf rtlver drelnnse. WlllamUte Nellonel Fore. I. Oreiton. estimated to h, ann.non board feet, more or or Doilfle.-flr end S.IOfl boArd feel, rnore or les., of we.lern hemlnclc and other oerle. nf Mivtlmber. No bid of less then il 7.4n tier M board feel for f)ouH-fir ann1 S1.00 tier M hoard feel for wealern u. , u Ail,., .m... will ha eon- Idered. m addlllon in ine nrice. i.i iinre rtk- les. nt western hemlock mid other apecies of AftWtlmber. No bid of Jess than $17.25 )er M board leet for DrttiUlaa-flr, s0l) 3er M board feet fnr weatem redredae and $3.10 per M board feet for Western hbmlriek And other species will he con sidered, lit addition to the prices bid for atlllllpilke, a cooperative deposit Of $0 .25 ?er m ioara feel to De used by tne orest Service for paytiiK . part Of the cost bf slash disposal, And a cooperative deposit of $1.15 per M board feet, to aOWihk Ahd timber stand Improvement worn on tne area cut oyer,. for tne. total cut of timber under the lerrris at the Breentent, will be required, $300.(a1 must accompany each bid. to be applied on tne purcnaae price, retutioed, or retained in hart AS liquidated damARes. AccOrd InB tn the condltlohs bf sale. The right mlttlriit sealed concerning sale an her. tha eohdltlbns of ihtlsWori.of bids should sealed bias lh the Urn be . obtained from the torest. spervlsor. fultehe,. Orcson. or fte tilstrlcl ratih Oakrldse, Oreaton, before bids Are sub- i. 55-tunti lti IBS. NOTlCll TO CREDITORS ttOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN tht Jhl a, ISC bi ml persons having claims against said inointed the or Enmuna d- the Circuit V h frir Lane, ' has dttallticd as nUcH, All j estattj are hereby required to presertt th ratr era. UistAt rar,Ar1 Court bf the Slate bf bre'grth Mr Lane No. 5fl2Jvm'e la, IMf. Nvitlr 1ft Hei-env ilven Ihftt under the authority , oi the Order o the Circuit Court of the1 State of Oregdrt. duly made rtd ehtftred ihto on the 20 th day of May, lflfi2t the undersigned Administrator of the Estate at John C. Cramer, deceased, will sell at private tale all nf the right, title attd Interest of the snld Estata In ahd to rfeat broberly located at BS7 Kelly Street, Springfield. OreUhn. Ami more specifically described at fol lows: , . Lots on (il ana two id in biock Thirtef-h 1131 in ftmfcrald Heights Addition tb Sprlhgfield as the Itald addltlrtrt Is platlfd ahd Hhdwtt On the Records of Town PlBtf JH the office of the CoiiHty Clerk ot Lane County, Oregon, with the residence threoii, alsb all of lha. komahnli fnpHttllrA ill ft 1 1 tfnllthltt tf . and all of the right, title and tnterrst in the Estate of said decedent lb and to one 194ft Plymouth Sedan. Said sale will bft madf on or after the 2Mh day nt JUne. mi, ahd sitlrt "ftli shall be for cash: teh percent tiorfe) of money to De paifl at tne ume oi saie and the batarici bn cottflrmBllnn of Mis, ids in wru ng snail oe recciveq ai ine 'rust pebarlmfcrtl ftf the First National lattk oi Eugerte (OrCgOrt) Mafrt Branch, M wlUmet Street. Eugene, Oregon, until a reasonable bid shall hve been received. Title Insurant td be furnished by 'thE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF EUGENE, Administrator of the estate of John C. Cramer, de ceased. ?y S W. E. Price, rust Officer Marvin O.. Sanders, Attorney tor Aojninisiraior. No. ail LCgal June Wi inn. Notice. Date last pub. .EtWEflT LEtlOV. MAGE ri State n Oregoh for the County of Lane, Pro ESTATE: Nrt in-RM the Circuit Court of th bate Department. t.arhv Hln. TlUfHB Not ce is nereny given ma in 'ingT SlBntd. as Administrator of th Estate of Ernest l.roy Hagen, Dlceaseri, has lefl MIS final accouni in ine A-ircim ourt of the State .of, Oregon, fnr the oiiniy of Lane, and that Tuesday, the irst da.v of July, Jp.12, at the hour of . CM. I J I , ..'Voe.nl. AM nt.T. anrt the rolirt rnom of Said court have been appointed by said nOlirt as the time and place for ijie hesrltig of olijpcttoni thereto and thf settlement mereoi, . Dated and flm published. Mav If M8. Date of last publication, Jtinj- IS. 1052. AdmlrtiBtrstor CAKE. JAUREOUY t TUU Attorneys at Law. izzii p,nunanie nm, Portia No. 4flfl- NATIONAL FOftERT TIMBER FOR SALE Sesled bids will he received b.v the re gional forester or his authorised repr- n i A 'hnirrl fuel in h Used Py : nltllua at iHa nftlrS of the forest tUD- the Forest Servtre for paying tiJTt w ' rrvior, New Posloflce Building, F.u- the c "f slash dispmai tor ine o.ai ; Oror,( p M AnA noi .i i o h than rm ni nrnwrr V,,,,r' j " iiXX aA -.. ,.! t !0 . Calvert Challenges Comparison 'with any whiskey on the marKer i nam whiskey . H.t noor . 6s crajh neutrai tatiti camm wtiium . n t NOTICE Effective June 7, 1952, the follow ing paint stores will be closed every Saturday at 1:00 P.M.: fc Dutch Boy Paint Store Latham's W. P, Fuller & Co. General Paint Co. ic E. J. Lange Co. Pittsburg Paint Co. "jkrMcKcnzie Pabco Paint Mart TeV Sherwin-Williams Co. agreement, w II he requireo, rnu.n 10 must accompAny each bid. tn e appuen on the purchase prlrf, refunded, or retained In part as liquidated d a m A ge s. Accord -I ng trt th conditions of sale. The right to refect any and all bids ! reserved. Forest Service bid form for use In sub mitting sealed mcis ana ihii ini"(V Paeif e Standard Time, .nil 14, Iflilfi, for all fh llv tirrther marked fir designated for euttin ana an mer. same with proper vouchers to th ubder- ; signea at tne omce ot . aanisiromi 87 Willametti Street. Bugehe. OrejtdH, v within. sbc months of the date hereoL t: DATED and first miblishtl on tha 30th ; . day 6t May, 1932. .... ! ELWIN O. itUNtBfl . i : Ad in Iti is lent nr of m Estate of 1 Edmuhrl Eugeni Huhten j! ' i Deceased, - B. SAHLSTROM, t No. 333 JUHf 27, mt. lltVrtrOi td urDPDV nurrM HiuAft I. f. D. BROWN. Chief of the Eugene Oregon, Police Department, will, on the 4tn Day or. June, mz, ai ine nour.oi 0:00 A.M. i Local DayligM Time t th , lulilcipnl Jflll Parking Lot, 101 West kim, A ud.Uii.. I Um rilv nf liliivetiB. n,pitrtH, rtffer tnr sain In tlii hi eh est bid der, for cash, the fnllowlbK described i lieti.ft or nersnnal nronertv. to-wit. auto- ' mobilSs. bicycles, and miscellaneous which property has bceh fdund neri upon th sttEbts of the City of Eugene, Oregon, rtr which property has come into the possession nt the Eu gene Police Department in some other mnnher. tmrl hfts Wen in thft custody al th EuKen Police Debnrtmerrt for a be rlod of t more thah sixty days from thg f Hale ot the first publication of this mad for the owners of said personal property and it has been Impossible for tne if the said ner- loeated prior to time of said sale, ahd said owner shall tender the costs of seizin and that nnv nf the sonal pronSrty ah. riv. ann tne sale Incttrred to date, I Will leas haIH nemnnal nronertv unto the owner thereof. And said property will be wnnnrawn irom sate, ine lonowing is an Itemized list and description of th property to-wit: 987, Molrtr Number A437R.',4? Ford Sedan, Oregon .License 438- 102D Ford Conch, flrpvon License 238- : , twi. Motor Number AnoRfl 10,14 Ford Sedan. Oregon License- 340-26Ji Motor Numher lB-1 l"'.ilB7 m.i.i Plymouth Cmine. Oregon Lteenie r 2f-fiRI). motor number PJ312743 Schwlnn bicycle, red A white eblort serial no rnb 3if.z. Weslern Fiver Rlevcle. black color: se- ; rial number 01.1041, EBL none. Excelsior Bicycle, red and whits col oft EBL 2201. J.C. Hlggln bicycle, red and black eol or: serlaL number 234M0. EBL none. Shelby Fiver Bicycle, glrl'si blue color! serial c-onrtatV ebl none. flny'a bicycle, Jr. sl. make Unknown, red Ar wnltei serial No. Lt47092. EBL 207. Eagia blcyelp, girl's; mrtroon colon -tlal No. 417-B14. Bicycle, red while, make unknown! serial No. W80R7t EBL none. nnndmnstcr blcyclci black color, no se rial number! EBL 2141. Dayton, Jr. size bkyclet white colon serial No. tH273ftnn: EBL none. Miscellaneous bicycle parts Including two frames, four fenders, four wheel and two sprocket covers. . 1 automobile ark: 1 pair binoculars: 1 lenrher camera Case: 1 golf tee oueenj I Rtillt enmcra: 1 Fire extinguisher t ll miscellaheous hub cans. T. n. BROWN. . - CUT1 of Police. No.JJfWnn 18, TO. NOTICE is hereby given that the un- , derslgned have been appointed executorg , or inn estate OI JjOUIS U, arnarpi, oe ceased. by the Circuit Court ofL Lane , ernlng Ihe timber, the conditions of j Creek drainage, Willamette chSntable dead timber located on an Area embracing about 321 acres wllnin sec tions 13, 14, lit, 21, 22, 2A and 20, T. 15 R. 6 F., W.M., lunsiirveyeo), Mcurae National rnimiu. nrtnn. All nervoni havfns! claims against satd rstnte s re hereby notified to present the same, duly verl- .. the undersigned at the ofiires of Brv son sale nd the submission of bids should he obtained from the orest supervisor, MnTTCR lDF FINAL HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVENt That Lorete Hnmlow. Exetntrlir bf the estate of Vinnle E, Allison, deceased, has filed, her Final Account in the matter of said i psiste .In the Circuit Court Of I-sne Couniv, Oregon, And that Thursday, July1 17. M, at 10 o'clock tn the forenoon of said day at the Clrrtilt Court Rooms In the County Court House in Eugene, Lane County. Oregon, has been fixed as the time and place by the sAld Court for the hearing of objections to said areount And for final settlement nf said estate. Any and all objection to said account and the final settlement or said .tat. m,.it h filed with tne Clerk fit said County on or before the date I hearing, . LORETB HAMLOW, Executrix nf the Estate of VlnnlA E. Allison, deceAstd, Htihnd. rort At Jnhnson, Attorneys for th EUte No. .tfi2 July 11. 10.12. ESTATE: VIRA LlfELLA HAGEtJ NOTICE OF FINAI, ACCOUNT Forest, Oregon, eslimnted to he K.,170.-! 000 board feel, more or less, of Douglas-1 fir And western white pine, 1.520,ooo board feet, more nr less, nf western red cedar, and l.flfto.ooo boArd feet, more or less, of weslern hemlock and other spe cie Of Sawtlmber. No bid of leas than S13.70 per M board feel tor Douglas-fir and Western white pine, $3.05 per M board feet tor western redcedsr. and US per M board feet for western hem lock and other species will be consider ed. In addition to the prices hid for stumnsg. a cooperative deposit of SO.iO per M boerd feet to he used by the For est Service for paying a part nr tne cost bf Slish disposal, And a cooperative de posit of $0.25 per M board feet, to cover the cost of tree planting, seen sowing And timber stAnd Improvement work on In the Circuit Court of th State of uregon rnr ine (-oiiniy oi Lane. rro- Uttk ntnlflfti.iil In the Mailer of the Estate of Vlra & Bryson, 201-8 Eugene Medical Cenief. Kugene. uregon, wunin six mnnmn .iinm , the data Of the first publication ot thu notice. . , . Date of the first Publication Of thll notice Is May 2.1, 1M1. .. Kxeriilnrs es .iforeelrt. ' . Nn. mt-LeiiAl Notice. Data lt cub. hint tl, ... PUBLISHER'S NOTICE MfcMBKn Of TMHSKOCIATEr) PBBSS ; The Assoolateil Prej l rnlHWil CI1IS II paDer as well I l.Sd In fldvanc f v farrier, eenrlv In nrlvenre 1( eivisiveiy to the use ot republication rtf he locnl news prinien ui ntwr n wen as a news nisimitnei, SURSCrtlPTION RATES srrir arrir RV Malt. In ft r it fin. On mnntA By Mail. In Oregon, three mnnthi n.i Mall. In Drxntt, fl mnntVi I B Me.ll 1 Aronn Ann vear 12.00 in carrirr ucmwto iua t.i. (, M.far fnr. th tntal tut nt i zones are charged tame rata at mat tor V:L..71u- aLu.Ki.hi. n-i.r iv,. (Bf.m. 1 carrier delivery. Sawtlmber merrhantahle under Ihe terms of ihe agreement, win be required. 12a.-! 000.00 must accompany eacn nia, 10 ne applied on the purchase price, refund ed, or retained in nrt '"as. timiiflated damag-s, iccordlng tn ihe conditions of sale. The right tn reject Any And ail bids Is reserved. Forest Service hid forms for use in ftuntnlttln sealed bids and full IntormAtton concerning the timber, the conditions of sale and the submission nf bids should be obtained from the re gional forester.' Portland. Oregon, for est supervisor, Eugene, Otagnn, ar the district ranger. MrKnle Bridge, Or- Luella Hagen. Deceased. t l j 'no m Tm. 11 1KI RntlM la hereby tvn that th imder- NO. W. JUnt 37 1 Rv Mall, nut MAil suhsrriptlons CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING I.nrAt, CASH BATES i,n fm-ee within i.ana cnunty and tm medlaletv arllnlnlnil area. whr. no i lo cM rlally paper Is published. HIMttf , rate. 6iltld Ull ,tM and aped.) ratea for business and professional rnn . within it will ba furnished on remlsU . I lines 1 ume . . ia 3 a llfia""' dasi" 1 lines 2 tlmta ... ... . II .la nn. R day) I Unas I time, . ,71