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s " if ff; EIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW,' R0SEBUR6, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1944. Control Prices, Subsidies on Sales Of Cattle Listed More complete details 'regard ing , cattle pfclce stabilization , i rogram Indicate that it con sists of both price supports and ! price ceilings associated with i subsidy payments to slaughtering eslblishments, according to In- f lurmmiun receivea irom olliclal Fources s the agricultural ex tension service at Oregon State college. The ' subsidy payments ore contingent upon the slaught erer paying -average pricps with ' in the maximum and minimum prices allowed for each grade of cattle within each of several geographical "zones". 7 am on Includes markets in Oregon, Washington, and Call ioi.i,a, except Spokane, and the maximum prices announced are 16.75 for choice grade, $15.95 , for good, $13.70 for medium, $11.65 for utility, $8.80 for can- . ners and cutters, and $10.15 for holopna bulls. The medium prices are $15.75 for choice grade, $14.95 Ol good, $12.20 for medium. 1 $10.15 for. stability, for utility, S7.30 for canners and cutters, , cutters, and $8.65 for bologn Sawmill Job Expertly Filled It v .4 . l f t r ,t . i 'lit,-' Wh7 ' t 1 ' i A J Half Grown Hogs Better Fed Out Than Liquidated on " E Hts AVINES 1 f r A W'11'B w'nes w',u white ft "i ' ,1 ' By PAUL JENKINS -..v, ...j Mis. M.. Rlc-tmunn,-capably handling the cutoff saWiaoove, is one of a number of young women employed in the mill of the Suth- erlln Timber Products company, at Sutherlin.y. iuqn?j.iA Farmers with feeder pigs hand' already weighing aroilnd 100 pounds will probably make more money by feeding them I out at the present unfavorable grain-nog- price ratio than by liquidating feeder prices, says H. A. Llndgren, extension livestock specialist at Oregon State college. Present pdlce of feerder hogs Is approximately $9,50 to $10 on the farm, Protein supplements are high priced and diffult to obtain. More grain Is required per nound , Of gain if protein supplements are not used. Llnd gren points out. A farmer who has half-grown feeder' hogs on hand caii figure that It will take 'from five to six pounds of grain to put on a pound of gain If pro-' teln suoDlements are not avail. luble, compared with four to four 1 miiu a linn pounus wnn suppie- ments. ' ; If a 100-pound hog were sold at present prices It would bring approximately $10. About 500 pounds of grain would be re quired to Increase the weight of this 100-pound feeder to a 200 pound market hog, when It would be worth, at present prices, ap proximately $27 on the farm, or an Increase of $17. If grain can be had at $50 per ton the cost of feed for this gain would be $12.50 as compared with the increased value of S17. These figures apply only to hogs ready to go into the fatten ing pen and are not applicable to hogs raised from the weaner stage. . Llndgren also calls attention to the possibility of making use of waste products such as cull fruits or vegetables, which have a definite value when combined with grain, though it does not pay to feed these adone. All such products are best fed in the raw state, with the exception of po tatoes, which are . improved by cooking. Use of such by-products will replace a portion of the rrmitiimerviseeqnea Proposed Closing Of Aluminum Pot Lines Resisted PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 6. (AP) A meeting to forestall any further moves to close Pacific northwest aluminum pot lines Is being held here today. The Pacific Northwest Alum; Inum committee, composed of representatives from Portland, Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane, Salem, Vancouver and Longview, called the session. " Representatives of the War Manpower commission Bonne ville administration, the Oregon department of geology and the I Oregon committee on postwar j plans were invited to attend. A number of pot lines In the'! east were ordered closed recently ! by the War Manpower board. I Closures for northwest plants al so were reported under consideration. WASHINGTON, Jan. 6. (AP) Because our.allies are in worse shape than the United States for manpower, the War Manpower commission last night suggested that arrangement be worked out with England and Canada where' by aluminum production there be curtailed before it is reduced in this country. The War Production board last week ordered the closing of four aluminum production lines be cause of the increased aluminum supply. . 1 t Sold by x COEN LUMBER CO. Phope 121 Oregon Nevada California Fast Freight Inc. 1 DAILY SERVICE TO AND FROM PORTLAND AND SAN FRANCISCO 810 So. Stephens St. Telephone 41S The mill now Is cutting about 100.0W feet dajly, according to t :. J. Looney, manager, and has const ruction' will' Ainficr vay which! win enaDie it to increase this figure materially. Seven or eight million feet of sa wlogs,' now )e fa tiier millpond, which Is of 20 acres extent and oorj tQ be enlarged to a 3ri-a'cre pond. The mill secures its sawlogs from the Smith Wood,' Products, hold 'nfs on the Calapoola east of Sutliorlin- Peelers cut there ares ship ped to the Smith mill at Coquillb.: ,,?,v,,. ,.. . .:' ar, i.p 'Home Test' for WAVE7 Prospects: Ten 'Aye, Aye's' Needed To Pass "Sauce ly Ihe sip" with the simple custom, white wines with while meat, red wines with red meat. , . For red wines. , select from Burgundy, t or Zinfandel, Irom while, Sau- 3 or Rhine Wines. ft " F 5 ' " Clare F" it term . Th. WAVE-miiided girls, wondering about their eligibility, may give themselves a simple home exainination" and get a good idea of whether ...v, u uvtcinauic mr mis urancn ot the U. a. Navy. it i.ii an iniauible or complete test, of course, but if a girl can h WAvlfS ,e!!1jllcsl1lon affirmatively, she can be reasonably confident .... ..... uw us 5mu w 114VC nt-r; ' ' Latl VOtl DrOVe VOU &r a ritlpn nativn- I - . ... ...... uuru ur naiuraiueur Are you between 20 and ,16? (K 20, written tunseiu oi parenn or guardian is necessary.) Are you single, nr married and without emmren unncr lar (Wives ol enlisted men are eligible,, but not wives ol Naval officers from iiiMgn un up.;' Can you furnish three character references? Have you attended high school or business sinuui lur ai least , yearsr Are you at least 5 feet tall and do you urnitrli i I.....1 nc I ; -i . ' u, ,uiuiu.t, wnn wcignt in pro portion to general body build? Ciii you icud wiih either eye at 6 feef and wnn oonreyes at j lert what perfect eyes can read at M feet? ' - ; Can you hear Whispered words at IS feet? Are your teeth sound? (Dental replace ments arc no bar.) win your pnysioan give you a statement that you arc in good health? (A thorough ami!, ny wavy tiuciors is given later.l WAVE aspirann answering "yes" to these questions, or who are in doubt, should write, vi-it ur telephone Ihe Navy Recruiting Station or pihce ol Naval Ofliivr l'rt..-iiremcnt. Ask for a copy of the new W WE K,.,,,B .iH,icie iiiionuanoii-aoout pay, ratings, Uuty. livina quarters, etc ' ttllllu Thn mnulmuM n.!nl ' .. ' ..." , : ""'"-.i nit- umouni pain, over or un- mim prices tit Spokane are-nil i der the stablllation prices es- t.i ccnis lower man the forego- I WINK COUNCIL OF OREGON r.ron-4h Av. Building Portland ltlg, Subsidy Rates Listed. Slaughters who pay average pi ices within the t ango of the maximum and minimum prices ! prices for each grade In their i respective zones will be en titled to receive the full subsidy allowed; but If the average paid Is higher or lower the slaughterer will suffer deductions, nreoidlng . 1 well auarJecl There's purity Inside the golden brown crust of Patterson's Bread . , Purity of Ingredients plus cleanliness in handling . . You'll like Patterson's Bread. Will 1 ' tnhlll.shed. . t ne nasic subsidy payments Hiinouncen per hundred live weight are Sl(K) for choice, $1.45 Tor good, ao cents for medium, and 50 cents for the lower grades. In addition, a special subsidy uivineni ol Hu, cents per hundred live weight Is tniilhorlnjl- to cer tain "ndnproeeStong"1 slaugh- I rrers,, r- i i n?r",'' VV Tin tUPA uhd Ilie 'WaVFood ! Administration administer thei program Jointly and have an nounced standard dresser car cass yields for each grade. These are at .least 61, per cent for J choice grade, 58 for good, .56 for medium, for utility,, 45 for ! canners and cutters, and 53 per . ivm ior Dooogna mills. Slime Eels Threaten Shark Liver Industry MAMSHFIELD, Ore., Jan. 6.- (AP Shark fishermen feared today their lucrative sales of vita-. I mln-rich livers were being de stroyed by slime eels. 'Die eels have been found In side sharks caught In coastal areas where the sea floor Is mud dy. Or. E. L. Packard, director of the Oregon Institute of Marine Hiology, said they destroy the commercial value of shark liver. 1 1 California and New Zealand have : the same problem, he said. Oregon Demos to Hear Vice-President Wallace PORTLAND, Jan. 6.- (AP)- Vlce-Presidcnt Henry A. Wallace ' and Oscar Ewlng, vice-chairman ! of the democratic national com-1! mlttee, were listed today as speakers for the annual banquet of the Jackson club of Oregon netc vbrunry 8. Men, Women! Old at 40,50,60! WantPep? 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