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Statesman. Salem, Oct. 20, '66 (Sec. ID 15 .200 PERSONALS New York Stocks By The Associated Press of selected stock transections on the Ne Mutual Funds 202 Funeral Notices nursing home. Survived by widow, Helen Staats.

Salem: eons. Wayne Staats, Scio and William D. Staats. Concord. daughter, Ilene Bynum, Salem; brothers.

Carl Staats. Salem: sisters. Mrs. Alvina Bristol. Van Nuys.

Mrs. Lula Gprn, Salem. Mrs. Jessie W. Waddell.

ln dianola. Neb. Services Oct. 20 at 10:30 a.m. at the W.

T. RIGDON CHAPEL. Cottage and Chemeketa NE. Rev. Bernard Greenwalt officiating.

Ritualistic services by Veterans of World War I. Interment Willamette National Cemetery, Portland. GranitCS 1.40 GrantWT 1.10 1.20a Gt Nor Ry 3 Gt West Finl GtWSug 1.60a Greyhnd .90 GrumnAirc 1 GulfMO 2.20a Gulf Oil 2.20 GulfStaUt .80 NEW YORK The following tjaotatlona. upplled by the National Association ef Securities Dealers, are the prices at which these securities could have been sold bid or bought asked: HEM YORK (AP) Following Is a list Torn vocn Exchange Wednesday: A Sales (hds.) 53 34 74 1 37 152 25 145 Net Close Chg. 18 4 28 37 13' 58 33 l'a 55'a '4 26 55a 1 27' 1 26' 1 21 '4 73'4 4 75 2 50' a 18H 70 2 47' 4 '-2 14'a 14 34' 4 38i 1 High 18 28 4 38 13' a 5S5s 34' 56' 4 26' 84 57' 4 27H 3414 26 21 737 76 50t 19' a 70' 2 48' 7 14- 34' a 40 Low 17'4 27' 2 37 13'.

57' 2 324 26 8' 2 55H 27 34 26 20'l 73'4 75 50 18H 69 47 I4i 33' 2 38ia ABC Con .80 Abex Co 1.60 ACF Ind 7 28 Ad Minis Address 1.40 Admiral .50 Air Red 2.50 AlcanAlu .90 Alleg Co AUegLud 5.20 Alleg Pw 1.14 Allied l.TOb AliiedStr 1.32 AllisChal .75 Alcoa 1 60 Amerada 3 AmAirlin 1.25 Am Bosch .60 AmBdcst 1 60 Am Can 2 20 AmCrySug 1 AmCyan 125 AmEIPw 1.32 17 65 164 165 15 140 3 54 112 51 316 45 3 129 72 What Stocks Did American Exchange NEW YORK (AP) Following is a list of selected stock transactions on the American Stock Exchange Wednesday: Sales Net (hds.) High Lew Close Chg. Aeroiet 9 22V. 21V, 2IV2 AlaxMagneth 5 12 114 12' AmPetrof A .40 20 S'-a 84 84 Ark La Gas 1.50 46 3634 36 364 Asamera 9 27a 24 2 13-141-16 Assd Oil Ir 78 l7a 14 l'a Atlas Cp wt 42 1. l'i IV2 Barnes Eng 4 204 20'4 20'4 Braz Lt Pw 1 54 84 8. 8'4 Campb Chib 39 5'4 5 1-14 5 1-16 1-1 Can So Pet 139 2 3-16 2' 2' Cdn Javelin 48 5'-.

Cinerama 13 3'4 3' 3'4 Cont Tel .52 51 234 23V4 23' Ctrywide Rlty 24 1', 1'4 1'4 Creole 2.60a 11 317a 31 314 Data Cont 13 7V 7 7 Vi Equity Cp 34 3 27 3 V. Fargo Oils 28 2 7-14 2 5-1 241-1 Felmt Oil 13 7 7, Fly Tiger 1.24f 85 33, 31' Gen Devel 91 5'4 5 5 Gen Plywd lt 34 10. 10'4 10'4 Giant Yel 36 3-16 9 9 Goldfield 73 2' a 2 2' Gt Bas Pet 52 2' 23, 2 V. Gulf Am Ld 97 8'4 7' 7' Hoerner Wald .82 2 19 19, 19, Hycon Mfg 8 10 9a 9- 3, Imp Oil 1.80a 1 483, 48, 488 1,4 Isram Corp 4 ls l5s I5, Kaiser Ind 107 74 75 734 Va Mackey Air 4 77, 77 7'a Va McCrory wt 2 3' 3 3', Mead John .48 69 234 224 22'. Mich Sugar .10 13 3' 3' 3'4 Molybden 29 4234 40.

40, 1' New Pk Mng 15 4 3'. 4 Pancst Pet 12 15-16 7. RIC Group 9 1' 1' Scurry Rain 49 17 16' 16- Sbd Air 161 22' 21' 21 1' Signal Oil A I 46 25'. 244 247a Sperry wt 200 8 7' 2 7 Statham Inst 16 21" 20, 203,4 '4 Syntex Cp .40 242 97, 66', 7 2, Technlcol .40 115 8. Tt 77a Un Control .20 72 4', 4 4.

Approx final total stock sales 1,390,000 Total stock sales year ago 3,404,255 Approx final total bond sales $590,000 Total bond sales year ago 1489,000 Copyright by The Associated Press 19 Grain Mart Prices Weak CHICAGO (AP) All commodities continued under rather mild but steady selling pressure in grain futures markets and prices again were mostly weak. Brokers said significant trade factors were absent and that with commercial demand very slow speculators reverted, as usual in such circumstances, to a little bolder short selling. The setbacks opened up additional accumulations of stop loss selling orders but dealers said they were fairly well absorbed by scattered support on the scale-downs. Wheat closed l's to 24 cents a bushel lower, December corn 4 higher to 4 lower, December oats unchanged to 4 higher, December 744 cents; rye 4 to 14 lower, December soybeans 14 to 24 lower, November 29 20 19'. 19'.

V. 19 2534 2 5 25 1 92 28 27 7V V4 17 513 503,4 51'4 '4 72 Fi V4 9 37' 2 37' 2 88 16B 16'4 16'i 236 473 4 46'-a 465 9 55 54'. 54' 2 156 59i 58 583b 65 28. 27', 28H IV4 -H I 65 36 35H 3534 '4 7 26 25. 26 v4 29 29 28 28' 39 41 38' 39'4 1V4 68 42'a 42 89 3934 38 383.4 a 33 3814 3734 38 3,4 24 9' 9'4 9'4 '4 33 33'a 32'4 33 1 17' 2 17' 37 38H 3V 2 3734 34 234 59' 4 59' a Va 138 34' 33' 2 3-4 34 23' 1 22'a 23'-4 47 49 47b 475.

256 393 38' 4 38' 2 2 31 193 18'a 1934 1 26 43. 4'. 4' a Va 10 3234 32' 32' 25 14'a 143.4 1434 Va 13 6634 6'2 66' 95 4' 4 4' a 36 36 35' 1 35'a a 67 31 31. 33 8534 84' a 8514 2 22 264 26' 2 26a 56 326 317 317' 2 7' 7 150 35' 34' i 345, 89 48H 47. 473,4 14 43 78 76H 78 1.

60 7' 7 V. 268 24'. 24' 2434 187 654. 65 5'2 5 2534 25' 25', '4 11 33, 32'. 33 '4 48 48'-, 46.

48' 17, 17 153U 150 153'4 31, 39 40 3834 3834 72 46. 45' 457. 34 33 24' 23'1 23', 7. Halliburt 1.70 Ham Pap .90 Harris Int 1 HeclaMn Here Inc Hertz 1.20 HewPack .20 Hoff Electron Holid Inn .50 Holly Sugar 1 Homestk 1.60 Honeywl 1.10 Hook Ch 1.30 House Fin 1 Houst LP 1 Howmet .80 HuntFds Hupp Cp .1 8t IdahoPw 1.40 Ideal Cem 1 IllCenlnd 2 40 Imp Cp Am IngerRand 2 Inland Stl 2 InsurNoAm 2 InterlkSt 1 80 IntBusM 4 40 Int Harv 1.80 IntMiner 1.50 Int Nick 2.80a Intl Packers Int Pap 1.20a Int TAT 1.35 lowaPSv 1.20 ITE Ckt 1 JohnMan 2 20 JohnsnJ 1.4Ga JonLogan .80 Jones 2 70 Joy Mtg 125 Dela Fd 14.21 15.53 11.34 12.43 8.65 9.48 3.24 3.55 .54 7.07 11.4 12.51 11.5212.52 14.3 150 21.47 23.34 11.57 11.57 9.14 f.49 Bid Aski Div Gr Aberdeen Advise Fd Affil Fd Am Bus Am Grth Am Inv Am Mut Am Pac Asso Fd 2.5 2.80 7.30 8.02 8.0 8.72 3.84 4.1 5.79 4.29 25.58 25.58 9.1 10.03 Oiv Inv Divld Shr DowTh In Dreyfus Eatn Bal Eatn stk Empl Gr Energy .04 A 04 1.35 1.48 Equity Assn InFd 20 Axe Houghton: Fund A 5.71 Fund 8.27 Stoc 4.50 .33 O- 21 1.99 4.92 Frm BMu 9.24 9.26 Fed Grth Fid Cap Fid Fund Fid Trnd 11.99 13.11 13.6 14.85 17.04 18.44 25.21 27.40 8.13 8.89 4 57 5.00 Sci Elec 13.52 14.70 Blue Rid 11.55 12.62 Fid Mut F.I.F. Fn Indlnc Fst InGth Fst InSt Fla Gth Fnd Lf Bondstk Bost Fd Broad St Bullock 5.78 6.32 8 82 9.64 13.94 15.07! 5.15 5.64 7.22 7.92 9.80 10.78 5.50 6.01 4.41 4.82 13.68 15.00 Can Gen 8.39 9.17! Cdn Fd Capit Inc Capit Shr Cent Shr Channing 190 18.29 7.71 145 Founders 7.18 7.85 Foursq 11.12 12.15 Franklin Custdn: 4.15 6.74 10.49 11.46 Com Stk 5.97 4.54 Funds Balan 12.39 13.54 Com Stk 1.91 2.09 Incom Pf Stk Util Fund Am Fund In 2.77 3.05 2.79 8.00 8.73 2 54 7.28 7.99 Grwth Incom Special Chase Fd Chem Fd Citadel Cst Sec Colon Fd Colon Gth 14 37 15.70 7.77 8.49 2.34 2.56 8.23 8.99 14.80 16.18 2.04 2.251 1.43 1.55 11.55 12.62 10.60 11.62 Gen Invest 4.35 6.90 Group Sec: Aero Sc 9.35 10.35 Com St Ful Ad Grth Ind Gryphon Guardn 13.08 14.32 9.22 10.10 18.16 18.70 12.09 13.21 23.29 23.29 13.53 14.79 Unavall ComSt Bd Commonwltti Fds: 11.77 12 Cap Fd Incom Invest Stock ComTr AB ComTr CD Comp Bd Comp Fd I Ham hda 4.62 9 .06 9.90 9 17 10.02 Unavail Unavail Unavail 8.44 9.17.

8 55 9.29 13.60 13.60 5.05 14.25 9 27 5.18 12.86 8.17 11.60 5.31 12.66 11.88 11.41 20.49 10.29 7.85 15.97 Mann Imp Cap Imp Fd Inc Fnd Inc Bost 13.48 8 53 4.77 11.74 7.48 Ind Trend 10.61 Concord InsBk Stk 4.86 Inv CoAm 11.58 Inves Bos 10.87 Invest Group: Mut 10.50 Stock 18 86 Select 9.57 Var Pay 7.23 Inv Resh 14.61 Cons Inv 8 62 9.00 Consm Inv 3.57 3.90 Conv Sec 8 03 8.78 Conv Gr 9.99 10.92! Corp Ld 15.62 17.08 Crown 5 61 6.I4! deVegh 61.47 61.47 Decat Inc 11.02 12.04 Chicago Grain Stock Mart Rally Slips, Prices Fall CHICAGO (AP) Previous Open High Lew Close Close WHEAT Dec 1.75 1.75 1.714 1.73 1.74'4 Mar 1.7934 1.80'. 1.7734 1.79' 1.80 May 1.82' 1.823-4 1.79'c 1.80 1 .82 Jul 1.89 1.69 1.67 1.68H Sep 1.7P4 1.7034 1.6e34 1.69 1.71' CORN Dec 1.35' 1.35' 4 i 34 134' 1.3434 Mar 1.39' 1.39', 1.38' 1.39 1.387 May 1.41'4 1.4P4 1.40 1.414 1.41' Jul 1.42' 2 1.427 1 41414 1.424 1.42 Sep 1.37'4 1.373 134 3414 37V4 OATS Dec 743 747t 74H 74' 74W Mar 78' 77 78 78 May 7734 7 8 77' 78 77A RYE Dec 1.244 1 244 1 22 '4 113' 1.24 Mar 1.30' 1.30' 1.28' 1.29' 1.30 May 1.33 1.33 1.31 '4 1.32' 4 1.33'i Jul 1.33' 1.33' 1.32'4 1.321 1.33 Sep 1.33 1.33 1.33 1.33 1.34' 4 SOYBEANS Nov 2 98 2.98'4 7 444 2 96 2 74 Jan 3.01'i 3.01' 2.98'4 2984 3.01 Mar 3.04 3.043 3 01 3 02 3.04'4 May 3.06'i 3.044 3.04' 4 3.04' 3.06' Jul 3.074 3.077 3.05'4 3.0JV1 3.07 AU9 3.03 3 03 3 0114 3.01V 3.03'4 Sep 2.93 2.93 2 2.9F 2.93',j SOYBEAN OIL Oct 10.75 10.77 10 70 10 71 10 78 Dec 10 84 10 84 10.74 10.79 10 81 Jan 10 83 10 83 10 76 10 79 10 83 Mar 10 88 10 88 10 79 10 84 10 87 May 10 86 10 88 10 83 10 86 10 89 Jul 10 93 10.93 10.87 10 90 10 92 Aug 10 98 10 97 Sep 10 89 10 89 10.87 10.87 10.91 SOYBEAN MEAL Oct 78.50 78 70 77.40 77.40 78.75 Dec 77.50 77 60 76.75 77.10 77.30 Jan 77.20 77 20 74.40 76 5 77.00 Mar 77.20 77.20 74.55 76 75 77.20 May 77.50 77.50 76 80 77.05 77.40 Jul 77 50 77.50 77.05 77.20 77.50 Aug 77.00 77.00 77.00 75.00 77.30 Sep 75.00 74.73 Kaiser Al 1 171 34'4 33 33 '-4 KayserRo .60 4 25', 25 25 Kennecott 2 255 35', 33 34 KernCLd 2.60 22 59J4 59'-4 59 Va KerrMc 1.30 46 87, 84'a 84'. -l'a KimbClark 2 53 493-. 483,. 483, Koppers 1.40 13 237.

23'4 23' 2 '4 Kresge .80 21 39 38. 38. Kroger 1.30 32 23. 23'. 23J, Lear Sieg .70 66 20, 19' 2 19' LehPCem .60 101 9' 2 9', 9'.

Leh Val Ind 260 85. 8 8 Lehman 1.97e 30 273 27'4 27'4 a LOFGIs 2.80a 529 44i. 43, 43. LibbMcN 11 9i4 9. 9.

5 16 727. 72' 4 723 Litton 1.54t 215 68' 2 66', 66. 14 Livingstn Oil 98 5 45, 434 LockhdA 2 20 52 58'i 57U 575 7. Loews Theat 23 21' 21. 21.

LoneSCem 1 4 14. 14U Wj 'b LoneSGa 1.12 64 20 4 19'a 20'4 '4 LonglsLt 1.08 1 287 28, 2834 Lorillard 2.50 34 4 45', i LuckyStrs .80 48 1' 15 154 -t- a Lukens Stl 1 67 3234 31'i 3TVa Mack Tr 2.08f 60 31. 30, 31 a MacyRH 1.40 12 483 481a 48' '4 Mad Fd 2 56 33 207, 20. 20, MagmaCop 3 2 46 47V2 1', Magnavox .80 237 457 44', 44' 1'4 Marathn 2.20 47 59 57, S77. Mar Mid 1.30 48 29', 28', 28 Marguar .25 31 10.

10'b 10' V4 V.artinMar 1 139 19', 18', 18b MayDStr 1.60 77 39', 38 38' 4 7a Maytag 1.60a 27 303 30a, 30-1. McCall 5 25', 25 25 McDonn .40 102 23 22' 4 2J3 McKess 1.70 9 43', 423-4 43 1.4 Mead Co 1 70 2 43 42'. 42'. V4 Melv Sh 1.25 18 30 30 Merck 1.20a 206 71 69'. 70 MerrChap le 2 0 22'4 21'.

22 MGM 1 741 33' 31 1 MidSoUtll .68 52 26' 254i 26'. MinerCh 1.20 22 26 25 25 1 MinnMM 1 20 1 05 7341 72' 7234 VA Mo Kan Tex 7 6 5'. 5' MobilOil 1.60 163 473, 46', 47, Mohasco 1 41 153 15', 153 Monsan 1 60b 105 40U 38, 39 1U MontDU 1.40 31 31'4 303 31 MontPow 1.5 56 33'. 31', 33' 1. MontWard 1 158 24 23' 24 Morrell 21 21 21 Motorola 1 138 1 07' 103' 103' 4 MtSt TT 1.12 31 2134 21 21'.

V4 201 Death Notices Schneider. Salem. Announcement of services will be made later bv the "CHAPEL OF THE GARDENS, 1350 Com'l SE. Miss Jeanie Baxter Late resident of 508 21st St. NE, Salem.

Oct. 19 at a local hospital. Survived by cousins, Mrs. Marian A. Jack, Silver Creek Falls, Mr.

Florence Adams. Bandon, friend, Mrs. Irene Huston, Salem. Announcements of services will be made later by the BAH RICK CHAPEL, 205 Church St. SE.

202 funeral George D. Baker Late resident of 210 14th St. NE, Salem. Oct. 16 in a local hospital at the age of 82.

Survived by widow, Cora Baker, Salem; daughter. Mrs. Mildred Mailory. Hayward, brother, Arthur Baker, Independence; sister. Mary Baker, Portland-Six grandchildren also survive.

Services Oct. 20 at 2 p.m. at the W. T. PIGDON CHAPEL.

Cottage and Chemeketa NE. Interment, City View Cemetery. Rev. W. Harold Lyman officiating.

Curtis A. Bale At tha residence. 12S6 Hillen-dale SE, Salem. Oct. 18.

Survivors include widow. Ethel M. Hale, Salem; son, Paul A. Hale Salem. Six grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren also survive.

Services Friday, Oct. II. at 1:30 p.m. at the BAR-RICK CHAPEL. 205 Church St.

SE. Dr. S. Hayner Smith officiating. Ritualistic tervices by Ainsworth Lodge No.

201. AM. The family requests that donations be made in Mr. Hale's memory to the Shrine Hospital for Crippled Children, Portland, Ore. Gertrude Helea Hardlsty At the residence, S205 Abrami Ave.

NE. Salem. Oct. 16 at the age of 79 years. Survived by brothers.

A. C. Wiedman, Kiowa, R. F. Wiedman, Clarendon, W.

M. Wiedman. Dallas. sisters, Mrs. Julia Heuer.

Mrs. Helen Churchman, both Clarendon, Mrs. Rhoda Naylor. Amarillo. Tex.

Private services Oct. 20 at the HOWELL EDWARDS CHAPEL OF THE GARDENS. 1350 Com'l. SE. Dr.

S. Rayner Smith officiating. Interment, City View Cemetery. Mary A. Hemann Late resident of Hanford.

Oct. 18 In Hanford, at the age of 92 years. Survived bv daughters, Mrs. Christine Gof-fm. Jefferson, Mrs.

Leor.a Henry, Brooks; sons, Lawrence Hemann, Hanford, Joseph Hem ann. San Luis Obisno. sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Ko-hen.

Germantown. 111. Twelve grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren also survive. Recitation of Rosarv Fridav. Oct.

21. at 8 p.m. at the HOWELL-EDWARDS CHAPEL OF THE GARDENS, 1350 Com'l. SE. Requiem Mass Oct.

22. at 10 a.m. at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Interment, St.

Barbara's Cemetery. Gene Lacey At the residence. 3351 Bluff Ave. SE. Salem.

Oct. 17. Survived by widow. Evelyn Lacev. Salem; sons, Steven Lacey, Richard Lacey, both Salem; father.

J. W. Caley, DaUas: sisters. Mrs. Vernie Higgenbotham, Salem, Mrs.

Robert Moffett, Cordors, Mrs. Juanita Bruce, Wasco, brothers, Hubert Lacey, Salem, John Lacey. Monmouth. Tom Lacey, Estacada. Member of Al Kader Shrine, Jennings Masonic Lodge.

Dallas and Dallas Elks Lodge. Services Oct. 20. at 1:30 p.m. at the VIRGIL T.

GOLDEN CHAPEL. Rev. Bruce M. MeConnell officiating. Interment.

Restlawn Memory Gardens. Ritualistic services by Jennings Lodge A Fir AM of Dai-las. Ray Mldkiff Late resident of 8330 Iilverton Salem, Oct. lBth. in this city.

Survived by widow, Florence Midkiff, Salem; sons. Bill Midkiff, Salem, John Mldkiff. Seattle: mother. Mrs. Ethel Midkiff.

Spokane: brothers, Jsck Midkiff. North Point. George Midkiff. Spokane: sisters. Jewel Moser.

Everett, Betty Brv-ant, Spokane. Anne Lee Midkiff, Mass. Services Fridav, Oct. 21, at 10:30 a.m. at the VIRGIL T.

GOLDEN CHAPEL. Interment. Willamette National Cemeterv. Portland, at 1:30 p.m. Ritualistic services by Pacific Lodge No.

60, Emma Murray Late resident ef 2450 Ellis Ave. NE, Salem, Oct. 17 in a local hospital at the age of 77 years. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Paul Shepard.

Salem. Two grandchildren also survive. Services Oct. 22. at 10 a.m.

at the W. T. RIGDON CHAPEL. Cottage and Chemeketa NE. Interment, Rest-lawn Memory Gardens.

Rev. John Cauble officiating. Irene A. Parsons At the residence 1074 3rd St. NW, Salem.

Oct. 17. Survived bv daughters. Mrs. Hazel Boening.

Salem, Mrs. Edith Smith, Marvs-ville. Mrs. Mae Weritz, Napoleon, N. sisters.

Mrs. Florence Draper. Lawrence. Mrs. Mary Naegeli.

Dav-ton, Ohio. Fourteen grandchildren, 50 great-grandchildren and 3 gTeat-gTeat. grandchildren also survive. Services Fridav, Oct. 21.

at 10:30 a.m. at the BAR RICK CHAPEL. 205 Church St. SE. Private Interment.

Belcrest Memorial Park. Rev. Austin Barton officiating. Charles Frederick Powers Late resident of St NE. Salem, Oct.

17 in a local hospital at the age of 86. Survived by widow. Grace Powers. Salem; daughters. Frances Led-better, Salem, Ruby Paulus, Edith Black.

Agnes Newton, 111.. Alma Church. Los Angeles. Mavis Leith. Brooks, Ore.

MyrUe Gilson, N. sons. Donald Powers. N. Lavughn Powers.

Elvis Powers. Iowa; brothers. Jim Powers. Tom Powers, both Clvde Powers. Seattle: sisters.

Mrs. Mattie Miller. Seattle. Mrs. Sadie Powell.

Iowa. Twenty three grandchildren and 37 greatgrandchildren also survive. Serv-ices Oct. 20 at 3:30 P.M. at the W.

T. RIGDON CHAPEL. Cottage Chemeketa N.E. Interment. Belle Passi Cemeterv.

Woodburn. Rev. WiUiam 6. Walker officiating. Henry W.

Staats Late resident of 1105 Alder Dr. NE, Salem, Oct. 16 at a local 100 Class Display MODEL 1 Chicago Butter-Eggs CHICAGO (AP) (USDA) Butter: Wholesale selling prices unchanged; fl score AA 47; 92 A 67; 90 unquoted. Eggs: Prices paid delivered to Chicago lowar to 1 higher; 60 per cent er better grade A whites 43-4'; large mixed 42-42W; medium mixed extras standards 3S-41V; checks S2VMJV. Dividends Declared 101 33eath Gene Bader Late resident of 3591 St.

NE, Salem, Oct. 19 In this city, at the age of 24 years. Survivors In elude widow. Faye Bader. Salem; daughter.

Tanaya Bader. Salem; son, Kelly Bader, Salem; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bader, Gervais; brothers, Jerry Bader, Tommy Bader, both Gervais; sister, Julie Bader, Gervais: grandmother, Mrs. Martha Johnson Gets Packaging Bill WASHINGTON (AP) The Senate sent to the White House Wednesday a compromise bill providing for tighter govern ment regulation on the labeling and packaging of food, drugs, cosmetic and household suppli es.

The Senate approved it by voice vote. The House passed it Monday 242 to 6. Sen. Warren G. Magnuson, chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee, called passage of the bill "a significant victory for American consum-ers.

However, he expressed regret that the House had refused to accept a Senate provision permitting the government to impose mandatory standards for the way or quantity in which products could be packaged. In its final form, he said, the bill Is essentially a labeling bill rather than a packaging measure. But Magnuson said its la beling features would givt consumers useful Information for comparing the value of competing products. Senate Passes Education Aid WASHINGTON (AP) The Senate passed Wednesday the compromise educa tion bill providing funds to con tinue the grade and high school aid program for a second and third year. The bill contains a provision giving the commissioner of edu cation specific authority to defer granting of funds to segre gated schools but putting limits on tha length of the deferral.

The final authorization figure In the legislation, worked out Tuesday by Senate-House conferees, is about $1.7 billion more than President Johnson asked. It continues for the present fiscal year. 1967 and for 1968 the landmark federal law to education program enacted last year to improve schooling for children of poor families. Sponsors estimate that more than 90 per cent of the nation's 25,000 school districts qualify for federal funds under that law. Senate passage by voice vote sent the bill to the House for final action.

3 Brothers Sign for AF MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) It was a real family affair at the Air Force Recruiting Center here Wednesday. Twins Randall and Richard Long, 19, and brother Charles Long, 23, all enlisted. An Air Force spokesman said it was the first time in the Southeast three brothers had entered the service at the same time. All three were students at the University of Mississippi and had lived in the Memphis area until their family moved to Akron, Ohio, in 1963.

They were assigned to Lackland Air Force Base in Texas. Hunting Rifle Falls. Girl, 9, Wounded in Leg KLAMATH FALLS (AP) A 9-year-old girl was reported in critical condition Wednesday in a Klamath Falls hospital after being wounded by a hunting rifle Tuesday evening. The girl, Karen Hogue. was hit in the leg when a rifle placed on the seat of a car accidentally discharged.

A neighbor, Mrs. Ralph Sterns, was credited with saving the girl's life. Mrs. Sterns, a nurse, applied a tourniquet. Tbe kangaroo has been clocked at speeds of 45 m.p.h.

Exchange Close NEW YORK (AP) Closing New York Stock Exchange Index: Market 31 cents Index 4J.04 0.3) Industrial 41.45 0.38 Transportation 42.88 0.72 Utility 44.78 0.02 Finance 4-1 B.18 NEW YORK (AP) Wed Tues Advances 502 908 Declines 671 283 Unchanged 259 225 Total issues 1432 1416 Mew 1966 highs 11 11 New 1966 lows 33 31 AmEnka 1.30 1 34'i 33H 33 'a AmFPw 1.16 100 19V Wt IV 'a AmHome 1.80 80 73' 2 71H 73 Am Hoso .50 92 40 40 40' a AmlnvCo 1.19 17 16a 16' 16' Am WFd .90 130 14' 13' 14 AMet CI 1.90 99 394 3SH 39' i Vl Am Motors 74 9' 4 AmNGas 1.80 23 41 404 41 A Optic 1.25b 46 63 el'-a 1H Am Photocpy 61 5'i 5' 5' a Am Smelt 1 47 55 54' 4 54' 2 4- '4 Am Std 1 79 14'l 14' 2 14i Am TiT 2.20 477 55'a 54a 55'a 'a Am Tob 1.80 106 34' 33' 33 AmZinc 1.40a 1 224 223.. 223 AMP Inc .60 371 44' 44'4 44'a Ampex Cp 159 19 18 '4 Amphenol .70 41 18'a WM 18 a Anacon 3.25e 113 75'4 73 73 7a Anken Chem 35 10' 2 9 a ArmcoSt 3 66 47ls 47 V2 Armour 1.60 55 29' 29' Arms Ck 1.20 112 43 41' 42 Ashland Oil 1 31 26' 26 26 Assd DG 1 40 49 48 47 4714 Atchison 1.60 1 03 28' 28'4 28'4 AtlCLine 3a 7 59 59 59 Atl Rich 2.80 30 86I4 85' 2 85'a Atlas Cp 114 2'4 2'b 2 Avco Cp 1.10 71 22 214 21'a Avnet 38 IV I43.4 14'a Avon Pd 1.20 9 78 75U 75 2H BabcokW 1 41 30 29'4 3', 4 Ba 1.52 42 34 33' 4 33' "4 Beaunit .75 25 14 13' 13 Beckman .50 29 431 BeechAr 13 2Sb 25 Bell How .50 79 417 40' a 41 Bendix 1.40 45 31 30'i 30 4 Benguet 87 24 2V 2H Betn Stl 1.50 259 28' 2 28 28 Bigelow .80 23 177 17i 17'4 Boeing 1.20 477 483-4 46' 46- 2H BoiseCase .25 22 18'4 174 174 Borden 1.20 91 33- 32 33 1 BorgWar 2 20 43 38' 38 38'b Vi Briggs Str 2a 7 42i 42H BristMy 1 60 67 98i'4 95 96 24 PristolMy wi 11 49' 2 48 48 1' Brunswick 122 6H 6'4 6'i '4 Bucy Er 1 0 83 2.V, 23' 2 23' 2 Budd Co .80 84 15' 4 14' 2 1414 Bullard 1 4 1'B 16 14 Bulova 6 15' 4 15 15 Burl Ind 1.20 318 284 27'a 28 V4 Burroughs 1 274 70H 7i 68 2 Cal Finanl JO 2'4 2'i 1H Calif Pack 1 12 244 24 24 It CelumH 1.70 30 33'i 33'i 1 CampRL 11 l' 19, 11b Camp Soup 1 43 26' 2 2 26'2 Can Dry 1 8 22 21'a 2i'a CdnPac 1 85o 3 52 4 5n4 5i' Canteen JO 36 204 20' a 20' a CaroPLtl.2S 22 45't Vi Carrier 1.60 58 54'i 533 Vi CarterW 0a Vi5 11H ll'w lla Ca Jl 36 19H 18'1 191, CaterTr 1.J0 104 34' 33 33 CelaneseCp 1 316 46 44H 43 JH Cenco Ins JO J7 31'i 30'4 1 Cent SW 1.50 36 457s 44a. 45' 1' Cerro 1.60b 117 35' 34' 1 34'i Cert-teed .80 3 12'4 12'i 12'ia CessnoA 1.40 38 35H Si Champ I 20 1 5 3934 39 39'i Ches Oh 4 16 62'a 2'(a 1 ChiVII StP 1 33 J9' 28H 28i 1 Chi Pneu 1.10 18 29-4 29' 29' a Chi Rl Pc I 17' IP, ChrlsCft l.lOf 1 16'4 16 1 '4 Chrysler 2 452 35V 34 34 CIT Fin 1.60 128 26 25 257 1.4 CitlesSve 1.60 74 49'i 48U 48H OevEIIII 1 68 21 40' 394 39't 4a CocaCole 1 90 124 SCPb 79i4 80 '2 Colg Pal .90 103 281Jj H' 2S'4 CollinRad .60 192 46b 43' 4 43'i Ha CBS 1.20b 19 55U 54i 54'a V2 Col Gas 1.3 67 26 25' 2 25-4 Col Piet 1.2lt 215 39 354 3634 1 ComlCra 1.80 79 7V 23'a ComSolv 1.20 58 33b 31'4 31' 4 1 Comw Ed 2 61 50a 50 50' 4 '4 Comsat 81 43:4 41'i 41'4 1'4 CcnElecInd 1 44 35i 33'-2 34' "4 ConNGas 3 20 56 5i SVt a ConsPow 1.90 37 48U 47''j 4P4 1,4 Containr 1.30 J4 29 28V2 28'a Cont Air .80 67 59' 573,4 57'a a Cont Can 1.90 58 41 40' 40H Cent Ins 3 166 76' 73'4 75H l'a Con? Mot .40 10 15 14'a 14'a Va ContOil 2.40a 222 643-4 3'2 64i l'a Control Data 307 293, 28 28' 7a Cooper Ind 2 54 50 481 49 IV2 Coop Ind wl 29 25'i 2434 25 1 Corn Pd 1.60 158 413, 403 41 a CorngGWk 2a 30 268 266 266 CoxBdcaj .40 4 31'-b 31' CrouseHd .80 25 1714 17' 1734 "4 CrOwCol 1.87t 50 39' 2 39 39 '4 Crown Cork 29 51' 51 51 'A Crown Zell 116 41 41 '1 V2 Cruc Stl 1.20 32 22'-2 21' 21J4 Cudahy Co 7 6' a 6' 6'B Curtis Pub 37 10'4 Curt Wr 1 25 16 U'A 16V4 VS CanRiy 1.20b 32 224 22H 273-4 DaycoCp 18 21 20a 21 Day PL 1.32 1 29'i 283,4 28' It Oeere 1 60a 76 584 58 58 Va Delta Air 1 202 10i4 97 98'i 2' DenRGvV 1.10 22 18 17i 18 4 DetEdis ".40 90 29'a 29'4 29'i Det Steel .60 40 12'4 11 114 Vi DiamAlk 1.10 22 29 2834 Pisnev .406 15 4711 46' 2 47 Cit Seag 1 13 27V4 26H 26' a 4- V4 PomeMn 14 37 3614 371b a Doug Aire lb 190 38H 34 34'a 2 Dow Chem 2 51 60 60 60 Draper 1.20a 20 20 DreMlnd 1.25 40 27 25'a 25'a 'a Duke Pw 1.20 11 40H 39W 40b U4 duPont 3.75e 127 156 150'4 1504 Duq Lt 1.50 78 283 28 28' a DynamCp .40 32 10 10' 4 EastAIrL 250 68 65 65J4 Vi EastGF 3.191 2 78 78 78 Kodak 1.60 171 1195, lm, 118 1 EatonYa 1.25 66 24'a 23'a 24'4 '4 EG8.G 20 87 35', 33'4 33H 1 ElBondS 1.72 56 35 34 34 1 EIPasoNG 1 108 17H 17'A 17'4 Va Emer El 1.32 42 53' 53'- 53' End John 5 18'a 18 18'a a ErieLack RR 86 7' 7' 7' EthylCorp .60 71 27' 25'a 26' a EvansPd 70 22'a 21'a 21'a 4 Evershp 37 17'4 16' 16'4 FairCam 560 124 117' 118'4 -54 MFairHill 105 12' 11H 11 Fansteel Met 91 2Va 19 20 FedderCp .60 26 ll'a 11'4 11'4 '-B FedDStr 1.70 12 61V 60'a 60'a FerroCa 1.20 16 2614 7Va 26 '2 Filtrol 2.80 40 41'a 4Hi Firetne 1 30 67 45'a 44'a 44'a i FsfChrt 1.17f 72 10'2 10' 10'4 FUntkote 1 73 16' a 1514 15 Fla POW 1.21 58 483'4 48' 4834 J4 Fla PL 1 52 31 763-4 75'a 75' 2 FMC Cp .75 64 30a 30 30' a FnodFair .90 13 15' 14'a 15' 'a FordMot J.40 340 43'a 42 42 1 ForaDalr .50 42 16'. 16' 16' Freept Sul 1 30. 28' 28'.

l'a FruehCp 1.70 50 26'. 26'a 26' Va Istel Fd I vest Fd Johnstn Keystone 17.18 17.71 11.60 12.68 16.46 16.46 Phila Fd Pine St Pioneer Price TR Providnt Puritan 12.76 13.98 10.76 10.76 10.14 11.08 19.09 19.09 Funds: Cus Bl Cus B2 Cus B4 Cus Kl Cus K2 Cus SI Cus S2 Cus S3 Cus S4 Int Fd Knlckerb Knick Gth 23.04 24.04 22.54 24.59 9.73 10.62 8.49 9.271 5.76 6.29 4.33 4.73 9.19 9.94 Funds: 14.43 15.77 10.21 11.16 8.56 9.4 Putnam Georg Grth Incom Invest Qtly Dist Rep Tech 19.09 20.83 9.21 10.05 7.54 8.23 4.64 5.07 13.71 14.83 ,73 7.36 7.09 7.75 3.89 4.25 12.12 13.25 Rsch Inv Revere .55 7.18 11.85 12.95 8.38 9.18 Scudder Funds: -LM Lazard 15.12 15.37 Lexingt 9.43 10.31 Life Inv 4 03 59 Life Stk 4.47 4.87 Loomis Sayles Fds: Canad 27.30 27.30 Bal Com St Intl Inv Sped Sec Eqult Selec Am Shrhold Sw Invest Sover Inv State St Stdmn Sc Stdmn Sh 16.94 16.94 10.72 10.72 12.52 12.77 23.63 23.63 9.35 10.22 10.45 11.31 10.07 11.01 8.39 9.07 14.20 15.55 41.94 42.25 4.91 5.37 Capital Mut Manhtn Mass Gth Mass Tr 9.71 9.71 14.71 14.71 7.83 8.56 9.80 10.71 15.16 16.57 17.27 18.87 Mass Life 11.19 12.23 MidA Mut 5.72 25 Morton Funds: Stein Roe Funds: Bal Stock Intl Sterl Inv Sup InGth Telev El Temp Gt 19.29 19.29 12.81 12.81 12.13 12.13 11.49 12.42 4.09 4.48 8 42 9.18 13.92 15.21 Grwth Incom Insuran MIF Fd MIF Gth Mut Shrs Mut Trust 8 42 3.81 6.60 23 4.18 7.23 16.02 17.32 5.11 5.52 Unavailab 2.43 2.48 Texas Fd 10.07 11.01 TwenC Gth 4.74 5.18 TwenC Inc 5.0 5.53 United Funds: Accm 16.21 17.72 Incom .2161 13.78 Scien 7.94 8.68 UnFd Can 4.74 5.18 Value Line Funds: Val Lin 6.33 4.94 Nat WSec 10.14 10.98, Nat Inves 6.06 6.55 Nat Sec Ser: Balan Bond Divid Pf Stk Incom Stock Grwth Nat West NEA Mut New Eng New Hor 10.40 11.37 5.47 5.98 4.25 4.5 5 55 7.88 8 65 5.38 9 46 4.64 7.15 6 07 8.61 9.45 Incom 5.39 Spl Sit 4.22 Vangd 4.72 Var Ind PI 4.77 5.91 42 5.16 5.18 5.90; 9.65 10 48 11.33 Wall Stln 10.22 11.17 Wash Mut 10.96 11.98 Well Fd 13.04 14.22 West Ind 4.29 4.87 Whitehll 12.33 13.33 Wndsr Fd 16.74 18.20 Winfleld 6.91 7.55 Wiscon 7 4 7 7.40 13.04 13.17; 16.17 16.171 Noreast a One WmS 13.58 13 58 Oppen Fd 20.00 21.86 Penn Sq 16.40 16 60 Peoples 8.37 9.17; the first half hour it was up 2.17. Steels and utilities did quite well in early trading. Even after the rise had turned into a fairly sharp decline for the market as a whole, steels held some good gains while the utilities were no worse than mixed. Du Pont Sets Pac Considerable havoc was wrought in other sections of the list, however.

Du Pont, always a big factor in the averages, was down 5s. Among other key stocks, Standard Oil (New Jersey) fell IVz, Texaco li. Eastman Kodak 1, General Motors Kennecott IV and Union Carbide 2'i. The damage was heavier among glamor stocks. IBM fell 72, KLM Airlines 77s, Fairchild Camera 5, Polaroid 3Ti and Xerox Polaroid Most Activo Polaroid reported a sharp rise in sales and earnings but still the stock was unloaded fast enough to make it second most active.

The most activt stock was Itek, down 24 at 67.. on shares. Of the 15 most active issues, 12 fell, two rose and Panhandle Eastern Pipeline was unchanged. Standard Poor's 500-stock index declined .63 to 78.05. Portland Livestock PORTLAND (AP) (USDA) Cattle and calves 300, including SO calves; compared to Tuesday, few slaughter steers weak; few heifers fully ateady compared to last trade test; slaughter cows uneven, about steady; slaughter steers load choice 1.040-1.050 lba 25.00-25.20.

part load. lbs 24.60-24.70; slaughter heifers, load mostly choice 760-770 lbs 2.1.00 23.70; mixed good and choice 730 lbs 23.20; slaughter cows, utility Holsteins and beef breeds 15.00-18.75; mostly 16.00-17.25: yellow utility 13.25-16.00, mosUy 14.75-15.75; cutter 14.50-17.00, except few low-yielding dairy breeds 13.75; few canner 11.00-13.75. Hogs Tuesday 95: steady compared with Mondav; barrows and gilts l.J. 190-230 lbs 22.75-23.40. Sheep Tuesday 100, slaughter and feeder lambs steady; slaughter lambs flesh and prima wooled 90-105 lbs 23.00-23.60; few shorn choice 21.40-21.70; feeder lambs choice and fancy 75-80 lbi 22.75-23.60.

80-100 lbs 20.00-22.60. Portland Produce PORTLAND (AP) Cheese, to retailers Single daisies, 61 processed American, 40-lb block milk. medium, SSVi-eSli; sharp, Eggs, to producers at farm AA extra large, 41-43; AA large 39-41; AA medium 33-35; AA small, 21. Eggs, to retailers In cartons AA extra large, 55-58; AA large, 52-55; A large, 50; AA medium, 46-51; AA small, 31-34. Live chickens, quoted to growers f.o.b.

ranch No. 1 quality fryers. 2i-4 lbs, light hens 7-8; hens 12. Wholesale Dressed Meats Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind quarter! 48.00-52.00; rounds 49.00-51.00: trimmed loins, 50-60 lbs. 63.00 69.00: some 65.00; square chucks, 37.00-39.00; ribs, 48.00-51.00.

Veal Choice. 90-160 lbs, 58.00-60.00; good, 55.00-58.00. Lamb Spring lambs, choice-prime 40-60 lbs 45.00-47.00; 60-65 lbs. 42.00-45.00. Portland Grain PORTLAND (AP) Oct.

18 close Portland Grain Exchange: Wheat (bid) to arrive market, No. 1 bulk, 20-day shipment, delivered coast: White 1.76; White Club 1.77. No barley bid. Coarse grain wholesale, prompt delivery, bulk ton, f.o.b. track Portland: Corn, No.

2. yellow, eastern 58.00-58.50. Oats No. 2. 38 lb white 49.00-49.50.

Barley No. 2, 45 lb western 51.50-52.00. Grain sorghum, free market 49.00-49.50. Car receipts: Wheat 72; barley flour com grain sorghum (mUo) Master William L. Stanley Late resident of Lakeview, Oct.

19. Survived by mother. Mrs. Mary Stanley. Lake-view; father.

Harvey Stanley, Lakeview. Shipment has been made to the Osterman Mortuary, Lakeview, Ore. for services and Interment, under the direction of the VIRGIL T. GOLDEN CHAPEL. Hlldegard Vogt Late resident of Rt.

Box 902J, Salem. Oct. 18. at a Portland hospital. Survived by widower, Robert L.

Vogt, Salem. Services Fridav. Oct. 21 at 1 P.M. at the VIRGIL T.

GOLDEM CHAPEL. Dr. J. Maurice Thompson officiating. Interment.

Willamette National Cemeterv. Portland, at 3 P.M. Shirley M. Woody Late resident of Grants Fass. Oct.

13 at a local hospital. Shipment has been mace Grants Pass. Oregon for services and interment, under r.m direction of the HOWELL-ED WARDS CHAPEL OF THE GARDENS. 1350 Com'l EE. 204 Florists OLSON FLORIST SiO-7144 sw nowa MUMSCI tm ZS n.

207 Lots Monuments WANTED to buy. 2 lots in Bel-crest Cemetery, cash. Writ box 275 Statesman-Journal. 212 Lost and Found LOST: Black purse contamtrg envelope with currency, prescription and nersonal paners. Return to Mill SE.

Reward. LOST Agate keyring with keys between Keizer Restlawn Memorv Gardens. Reward. 362-0443. LOST: Black and whlto fox terrier, about 30 pounds.

"Terry." near Eola Heights or Kire wood district. Reward. S63-8270. LOST: SmaJ long haired mala terrier, tan-black, vicinity Salem General Hospital, license) 2478. 353-S0S8 evenings.

SE1-1565 days. 216 Personal ITS always time (1 hour) ta drvclean the "Poly Wav" at 1599 Edgewater NW. MEET single adults, mostly local members. 581-4839. Social Service.

SINGLE Adults, call 364-5311. Recorded message. 24 hours a day. KEMPO KARATE Tues Thurs. Eve.

Saturday. 363-1366. 5S 1-2258 after 5:30 50 CASH CHURCHES Clubs Classes, sell 84 bottles Watkins vanilla. Do-tails. 363-5395.

YOUH Chicks flown tha coop? Coma live with us at Paradisa Island 3100 Turner Rd. Too many debts? DEBT REDUCERS 1715 STATE ST. Sf34-S425 LICENSED BONDED 250 MOBILE HOMES! CAMPERS 250 Mobile Homes, Campers 1x30 FT. all electric Traveles mobile home. $1850.

363-4377. ALDROPP UNLOADER "Twin Tank" Gasoline tanka 36 gal. caoacitv MEL'S CAMPER SHOP 1795 Silverton Rd. 581-1481 XGAKTTXLYAMGXK That's right! Our prices are so low they sound crazy during our year-end clearance sale on all NEW USED MOBILE HOMES JOE BAN DO MOBILE HOMES 3050 Pacific Blvd. Albany 928-8564 For the Finest Mobile Homes And Always More For Your Money 12 wides $3995 and up Mm Serv Ye Iwrtm OJAYHAWKO TRAILER SALES M0 Portlantf tot.

511-7583 100 Class Display HOME Just drive out N. River Rd. McXary Golf Course and follow the signs NEW YORK (AP) The latest stock market recovery drive stumbled Wednesday part way into its third straight session. Trading was moderate. Volume was 6.46 million shares.

The Dow Jones industrial av erage declined 6.52 to 785.35. In Treasury Bonds NEW YORK (AP) CI oslng over the counter U.S. Government bid. asked, net change Treasury bonds, and yield for Wednesday. 3S 66 99 27 ..98.12 ..94.18 -94 92 22 .90.4 .94.18 94 4 ...88.4 -94 87 28 87.14 .93.8 93 20 ...94 14 92.8 85 20 82 92.12 ...88.24 ...90.4 81.14 .81.21 99 29 98.18 98.14 97.30 97.8 97.4 94.22 96.30 93 4 96 4 92.4 95.24 91.24 95 4 90 14 94 26 94 2 4.14 88 12 94 8 88 4 87.24 93.16 93.28 93 24 94.24 92 14 91.14 4 69 4.77 5.09 5.26 5.36 5.36 5.14 5 42 5.28 5.44 5.24 5.39 5 16 5 41 4 95 5 22 5.23 5.21 4 88 5.16 4 83 4.83 5.14 5.17 5.15 5.09 502 487 2's 3BS 33S 2s 72 67 68 68 68 Nov 68-63 9 Feb .2 .2 4S 2WS 69-64 Jun 4s 9 Oct 2s 69-44 De 4s 70 Feb 2's 4S 2's 4S 4s 70- 45 70 Aug 71- 4 71 71 72 Feb .2 .4 .4 .4 .4 2's 72-47 Jun 4s 72 Aug 2's 72-47 Sep 2'S 4s 4.t 4'4S 72-47Dc 73 73 74 74 74 4s 80 3'is 80 84.4 82.14 82.8 92 28 82 28 92 24 89 8 90.20 82 82.12 4 87 4.79 4.69 4.83 4.72 12 4.74 4.72 4.74 4 408 4.55 thirty 3's 3's 4's 3' 2S 4'4S 4s 83-78 85 85-75 90 92- 87 93- 88 4'S 94-89 3s 95 3VS 98 Prices quoted seconds.

In do I lars and New York Bonds NEW YORK (AP) Following is a list of selected bond transactions on th New York Stock Exchange Wednesday. Sales Nat (In $1000) High Low Close Chge. Am FP 4.80S87 12 74 73 74 2 Am T8.T 58 88 87V 874 Colum Gas 434s81 88H IWt 88 4 Cons Edis 5s7 40 954 95 954 S4 Erie 5s2020f 6 26' 26' 26lH 26 943 931 93H 1 24 68' 48 48 'A 13 6'4 65' 65' 6 95 954 95 108 98H 9734 983 1 14 93H 93'4 93 V4 13 90 89 89 GMotAcc 5s0 Mo Pac 5s2045f NYCen 4V4S2013 Pac GtVE 5s91 Penn RR 5s68 SearsRoe 434s83 US Steel Total sales 811,810,000. Dealt In flat Over-Counter Stocks PORTLAND (AP) National Association of Security Dealer quotations at noon Wednesday. They do not include retail markup, markdown or commission except that asked prices which have been adlusted to Include approximate NatAirlin .60 176 49' 7U 8', "1 Nat Blsc 1 90 29 44 42ii 43'.

a Nat Can 17 224 22' 22H '4 NCashR 1.20b 80 61 604 "4 NatDalry 1.40 57 36', 35 35, Nat Dist 1.60 42 32'. 32'4 324 V4 Nat Fuel 1 60 30 28' 27', 27', 4 Nat Genl .20 20 8 7, 7. NatGyps 2h 4 26' 25, 25, Lead 2.25a 77 55 55 55 Nat Steel 2.50 45 40 387 40 Nevada .84 20 3734 3 7' 371 Newbery 7 163, 1'-. 14'4 EngEI 1.28 48 24'. 24H 243, NY Cent 1 12 U9 59' 57, 58' 3.

Niag MP 1.10 64 23, 22', 22', Norflk Wst 6a 25 99' 98' 98' 1 NA Avia 2 80 1 46 44' 444 1 NorNGas 2.20 24 4334 42'a 43', a Nor Pac 2 60 27 41, 45'-, 45, '4 NSta Pw 1.52 24 317, 31' 31', V4 Northrop 1 50 21 21'4 21. V4 NwstAirl .60 155 92 883 89', 2''4 NwBan 1.70a 15 44 44 44 Norton 1.50 18 293 29 29 Norwich 1.30 22 51 49'. 51 1 Occident 95 31 29H 29 1'4 OhioEdis 1.20 33 27V 2634 27 OllnMath 1.60 1 00 53'4 52' 52' Otis Elev 2 5 7 35 34', 3434 V. Outb Mar .80 58 IS' 15' 15' Owenslll 1.35 17 68' 67 7 1'4 OxfrdPap .80 54 18 IT7 18 Pe- Stk. Pay-rlod Record able 11-11 111 11- 7 12-5 11-10 12-12 11 11 1H 12- 19 1-10 approval.

124 1-18-47 11-21 IMS IMS 11-14 n-15 in 11-7 11-28 16-31 IMS 10-31 IMS 11-1 11-15 11-25 in 11-1 12-10 11-18 12-10 11-20 12-10 11-18 12-2 11-1 12-9 11-8 12-19 10-31 11-15 11-7 12-5 it-is in 11-23X 12-15 as 11-24. 10-31 1M4 10-31 11-15 11-1 U-14 11-3 12-10 11-2 11-23 11-4 11-25 as 11-24 Staple Price Trend NEW YORK (AP) The Associated Press weighted wholesale price Index of 35 commodities declined to 167.23. Previous Day 167.79, Week Ago 169.00, Month Ago 171.54, Year Ago 170.89. 196 1965 1964 196 High 180 04 1 7 7 1 99 12.77 low 17.74 16 20 160 56 157.51 (192 average equals 100) STOCK AVERAGES Compiled by The Associated Press 30 15 15 Ind. Rails Util.

Stocks Net change 3 8 2 0 2.4 Wednesday 409.7 149 9 145 0 284.4 Prev. Day 413.5 1 51.9 1 45.0 287.0 Week Ago 405.2 149.4 138 9 280 4 Month Ago 41 1 152.8 139.3 286.3 Year Ago 514.1 182 3 171.3 350.7 1966 High 537.9 213 9 170 5 369.7 1966 Low .388 0 143.9 130.2 269.4 1965 High ..523.3 1 94.5 1 78.2 358.5 1965 Low 451.4 1 49 3 162 08.0 BONO AVERAGES Compiled by The Associated Press 20 10 10 10 18 Rails Ind. Util. Fgn. L.Ya Net change .1 .2 .1 Wed'day 71.4 90 8 82 0 92.4 85 Prev.

Day 71.3 90 82 0 92.3 85 Week Ago 71.7 90.1 81 9 92.3 85.4 Month Ago 72 8 89 3 80.1 91 8 84.5 Year Ago 81.0 102.1 87.5 92 8 92.8 1966 High 79 5 101.4 86 1 93.1 90 7 1966 Low 71.3 88 9 79 2 91 83 7 1965 High 83.7 102 5 88 9 95 0 97.3 1965 Low 79 3 99.9 86 4 91 4 90.1 Markets at a Glance NEW YORK AP) Stocks Lower; moderate trading. Cotton Quiet. CHICAGO: Wheat Weak; liquidation. Corn Mixed; late moderate rally. Oats Steadyi late rally.

Soybeans Lower; liquidation. Hogs 25 to 50 cents lower; toe) $21.71 Slaughter steers Steady to 10 cents lower; top 82. Sun Oil lb 14 5 5' it Sunray 1.40a 128 29 29 29' Swift Co 2 37 3 37 Tampa El .40 Teledyne Inc Tanneco 1 20 Texaco 2.40a TexETrn 1 05 TexGSul .40 Texaslnst .60 TexP Ld .35 Textron 1 20 Thiokol Tidewat OH Tim RB 1 80a TransWAir 1 Transam Transitron Tri Cont Twent Cen lb UMC Ind .60 Un Carbide 2 Un Elec 1.12 UnOCal 1.20a Un Pac 1.80a Un Tank 2.30 UnitAlrLln 1 UnitAirc 1.60 UnitCorp Un Fruit UGasCp 1.70 Unit MM 1.20 US Borax la USGypsm 3a US Indust .70 US Lines 2b USPlywd 1.40 US Rub 1.20 US Smelt le US Steel 2 Unit Whelan UnivOPd 1.40 Uplohn 1.48 41 30 145 aS7, 147 20, 151 71 7 34 18, 180 804 292 109', 4 14'4 40 44. 47 IT. 11 41' 31 40'.

294 58. 121 27', 71 13', 44 214 55 31, 17 13 338 5 4', 40 24 107 543 29 J9Z 42 62 20 2 0. 94 494 18, 18, 77W 773 106' 108, 13, 135, 43' 44, 11, 11' 407. 60'a 39', 3 56' a 56' 3'4 14, 2' 1 2 I'm 1 I. 2', 13, '4 13, 26 27 12' 12'4 21'4 21 30.

31' 12a 12' 52 5234 23' 1 237 5274 537 36'J 36'. 533 53' 48 48' 44 374 55 307 50'4 92 48', 41 8', 47 317. 49 44 42 25' 19 21, 53 46' 47 84 67, 8' 30'a 44' 44' 24, 24 257a 26 45', 457a 1334 13' 32' 327 30' 30' 40' 40'. 39 39 3534 357 9, 9, 55' 55' 70 707, 1 Va V. 41 5 14 33 24 31 70 40' 90 40'.

344 36. 94 186 58 25 724 V4 2'i 2V Vanad 1.40a 25' 25'4 25V Varian As 174 284 26' 27V4 1 Vendo Co .50 31 22'-2 22 22V VaEIPw 1.28 50 46. 45 46. 7 WarnPic 15 13 13', 13'4 WarnLamb 1 58 36, 35'. 36 V4 WashWat 1.16 21 22" 217.

22'4 Westn AlrL 1 82 34 33' 33. WnBanc 1.10 78 304 293, 29. 1 WUnTel 1.40 81 307 30 30' WestgEI 1.40 185 4 2 46 46'4 1 Weyerhr 1.40 87 2B'. 28, 283, Whirl Cp l.0 51 3912 39 39 White 1.80 20 40, 39 39 15, Wilson Co 2 10 49' 48' 484 WinnDix 1.44 10 31'4 304 3034 Vt Woolworth 1 134 20, 20', 20', Worthing 1.20 5 5 30. 29' 29' i Xerox Corp 1 589 171' 165' 167' 3' YngstSht 1.80 141 28' 27 274 4 Zenith Rad 1 220 52.

50'4 50 1b Copyrighted by The Associated Press 1966 SALES Approx final total 4,460,000 Previous day 7,187,210 Week ago ,916,460 Month ago 5,364,390 Year ago 8,226,600 Two years ago 5,201,140 Jan 1 to date 1,538,122,409 1965 to date 1,165,327,353 1964 to date 1,009,299,014 Key to Exchange Abbreviations Sales figures are unofficial. Unless otherwise noted, rates of dividends in the foregoing table are annual disbursements based on the last quarterly or semi-annual declaration. Special or extra dividends or payments not designated as regular are Identified In the following footnotes. a Also extra or extras, Annual rate plus stock dividend, Liquidating dividend, Declared or paid in 1965 plus stock dividend, Declared or paid so far this year, Payable in stock during 1965, estimated cash value on ex-divl-dend or ex-distribution date, Paid last year, Declared or paid after stock dividend or split up. Declared or paid this year, an accumulative issue with dividends in arrears, New issue, Paid this year, dividend omitted, deferred or no action taken at last dividend meeting, Declared or paid In 1966 plus stock dividend, Paid in stock during 1946, estimated cash value oa ex-dividend or ex distribution date.

1 Sales In full. eld Called, EX dividend, Ex dividend and saies In full, x-dis Ex distribution, xr Ex rights, xw Without warrants, ww With warrants, wd When distributed, wi When issued, nd Next day delivery. vj In bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies, fn Foreign Issue subject to Interest equalization tax. Sate EXTRA Grocery Str Prod .20 Millory It Co 10 Toblfl Packing .10 INCREASE Am Airlines 375 STOCK Alloys Unltd (x) (x) tor 1 sublect to Phoenix Steel pe INITIAL rontl Can new .475 IRREGULAR Alloys Unltd .15 REGULAR Aeroquip Beckman Inst .123 Best Co .35 CtU Comm .125 Carpenter, L.B. Cent III Lt .55 Federal Mogul .45 Ferro Corp .30 Gt Northn Paper Grocery Str Prod .30 Hawaiian Elec .27 III Cent Indust .60 Interchemlcal -30 Mailory Co 40 May Dept Strs .40 A .20 x-Prevlously announced No Am Coal Okie Nat Gas .28 Pullman -70 Std Oil Indiana .425 Trans World Air .25 Warner I Swajey .40 Denver Livestock DENVER (AP) (USDA) Cattle 400; calves 100; at auction hardly enough slaughter classes for en accurate test; bulk ot receipts feeders for special sal later today; slaughter steers mostly upper half choice 1.280 lbs 24.55; mixed good and low choice lbs 23.55-24.15; high good to mostly choice heifers 960 lbs 22.90; high cutter and utility slaughter cows 16.50-18.00; cutters 14.75-14.75.

Hogs 300; at auction barrows and gilts weak to 25 lower; sows not established; 1-2 barrows and gilts 20 lbs 21.75; mixed 1-2 200-235 lbs 21.00-21.50; 1-3 235-250 lbs 20.55-21.00. Sheep 1.700; at auction I a lambs lower; slaughter ewes steady; feeder lambs steady, instances 50 lower; slaughter lambs, choice-prime 97-114 lbs 23.95-24.85; choice 95-120 lbs 22.40-23.65; utility and good ewes J.70-6.30; feeder lambs, choice and fancy 45-85 lbs 23.95-24.95. Dow Jones Averages NEW YORK (AP) Final Dow-Jones averages for Wednesday: STOCKS Open High Low Close Net Ch 30 Ind 794.15 799.22 779.84 785.35 4.52 20 RRs 194.79 195.66 192.40 193.12 2.11 15 Utls 133.60 134.72 131.84 132.60 0.1 65 Stks 278.88 280.60 274.56 276.20 2.19 Transactions in stocks used In averages Kndus 582,100 Rails 94,100 Ufils 144,000 65 Stks 820,200 40 Bonds M.890.04 10 Higher grade rails 72.62 0.06 10 Second grade rails 80.530.06 10 Public utilities 83.170.01 10 Industrials 87.230.01 Commodity futures Index 135.84 0.10 Stocks in Spotlight NEW YORK (AP) Sales, closing price and net change of the fifteen most active stocks traded on the NY Stock Exchange. Itek Corp 92,000 47' 2' Polaroid 79,800 138' 34 KLM Airl 78,100 114 7 MGM 74,100 1 Gen Motors 66,100 71 Panh EPL 60,100 33 Douglas Air 59,000 34' 2 Xerox Corp 58,900 167' Fair Cam 56,000 118'4 5 Sperry Rd 54,900 24'4 1' LOr Glass 52,900 43 SCM Corp 52,000 50 1'4 Am Tel Tel 47,700 55' Boeing 47.700 2 Gen Dynam 48', Vi PacG El 1.30 53 32' 31' 32' Pac Ltg 1 50 3 5 27 263 26'. Pac Petrol 132 10 93 94 1.20 50 21', 21.

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Phil Rdg 1.20 55 373 36', 36. PhilMorr 1.40 84 314 30' 307. V. PhillPet 2.20a 151 51, 50 50', PitneyB 1.20 299 48 467 471, a PitPlate 2 60 42 54 53 53' Pit Steel 29 10' 934 934 Polaroid .20 798 143 137 138' 334 Procter 2 9 74. 75V4 V.

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27 Shell Oil 1 90 47 62, 417, ShellTra .87 3 19, 19 19' SherWm 1.90 76 38' 4 364 38'4 '4 Sinclair 2.40 88 66. 65 65 1, SingerCo 2 20 137 40 40' 40 SmithK 1.80a 21 50 484 49, SoPRSug 23 184 174 18'4 SouCalE 1.25 72 36' 36a 364 South Co 1.02 51 294 29' 29 SouNGas 1.30 27 28', 7V 7PM South Pac 1.50 82 29V4 28' 28'. South Ry 2.80 99 42 41' 41 Spartan Ind 108 15'4 144 144 Sperry Rand 549 25 24' 2414 Square .60 22 19', 19V. 19' V4 StdBrand 1.30 51 31. 311 31'4 V.

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Bid Asked Industrials Albertson's 10'4 1034 Arden Farms 15' 16', Arden Farms pfd 48 51 Big Stores 14 14' Cascade Natural Gas 12' Electronics Cap 4 6'4 Hyster 34' 35' Jantzen 143 14' Kaiser Steel 24' 25 Kearney Treker 26 26'4 Fred Meyer 12'A 1234 Multnomah Kennel 3' 334 Morrison-Knudsen 23' 24H Omark 103.4 11 Oregon Freeze Dry 8'4 9 Oregon Mettelurglcel 6' 6' Oregon Portland Cement 14? 157 Sawyers 154 17 United Control 14', 15H Van Waters Rogers 35 36' Washington Natural Gas 16H 167 Banks Bank of America 50'4 Bank of California 37 3734 Crocker Citizens 30'4 3034 Equitable Savings It Lean 11', 11, First National City 52'A 5234 First National ef Oregon 42 43'. Charter NY Corp. 33' 34 Manufacturers Hanover 48 48' Seattle 1st 44' 45V United California 5Ab U.S. National 31' 32' Valley National 20 20', Utilities California Pacific 22' 23 Northwest Natural Gas 11' 11' Portland General Electric 20' Sunnysid Telephone 4'4 4'. Insurant Franklin 293,4 3014 Fund American 33' 34 General America 87 88' Hanover 37 37' Home 74' 75'4 Title Insurance 233 23? 500 Stock Index NEW YORK (AP) Standard and Poor's 300 stock Index: High Low Close 425 Industrials 84.29 82.35 82.89 25 Railroads 40.34 39.37 39.73 50 Utilities 47.88 44.51 47.01 500 Stocks 79.34' 77.54 78.05 Aeeeet 1.20 Gen Anil .40 Gen Cig 1 20 GenDynam 1 Gen Elec 2 60 Gen Fds 2.20 GanMllla 1.50 GenMot 2.05 GenPrec 1.20 GPubSve .49 PubUt 1.50 GTel El 1.28 Gen Tire .80 Ga Pacific lb GerberPd .90 Getty Oil Gillette I.JO Glen Aid .70 Goodrich J40 Goody 198 aVtaaCal LM 11 153 19 47 49 447 9 3 Ml 95 38 61 188 42 65 132 32 18 21 tl3 JJ 7J 147 COMPLETELY FURNISHED LANDSCAPED 18' 18' 18' 18'4 174 177-.

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