The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Saturday Morning, February 13, 1937
New Interest
Northwest Primes - as Strike Ends
JLotos
PAGE EIGHT
JUeve
Back Orders
Being Filled
January Shipments Totaled
728 Carloads, Willi
39 in Oregon
Northwestern dried prune pack
ers are working near top pare in
order to fill orders booked dnrine
the waterfront strike. Sorae; of
the orders are of three months
standing, bavins been specified
that shipments were to be .made
Tla water. New interest has de
Tloped since the eHeme? of
the strike, and recent inquiries
hare resulted in additional ale.
There has been some disappoint
ment In that foreign markets are
not showing the interest anticipat
ed as soon as shioDing was re
sumed. Some packers are of the
opinion, however, that thU outlet
will be forthcoming within the
near future. Government orders
recently purchased for relief pur
poses are filled, permitting the
present, packs to be used in filling
commercial orders.
Prices Unchanged
Prices daring the past week
have made no change, but pack
ers report a stronger tone to the
market and. with other commodi
ties advancing in price, anticipate
larger returns for dried prnnes.
Present quotations, packed In
25-pound boxes. F. O. B. Portland
docks, are as follows: 30-40 6li
c; 40-BOs 4-4c: 50-60s 4
44c; 0-70s 4c; 70-80s 3-3 e.
Prnnes packed in sacks are gener
ally quoted 4e per pound less.
Growers having unsold prunes
report little inquiry at the pres
ent time. The few sales made by
them to packers were around the
following prices: 45-50s 3c: BO
SS. 24c: and 5560s 2c per
pound, f.o.b. loading stations.
Shipments of dried prnnes dur
ing the month of January totaled
728 carloads, originating as fol
lows: California 682. Oregon 39,
and Washington 7.
Shipping Hay to
Drouth Country
Shipments of hay from the Wil
lamette Tslley for drouth areas in
the midwest got under way here
this week, with Claude McKinney
shipping out two carloads early
in the week. Yesterday he had six
cars on the track here, with four
trucks operating to fill them as
rapidly as possible.
The drouth shipments offer
-ash deal to hay owners and Mc
Kinney estimates that a large ton
nage will leate the valley. Cars
on the track now run 20 tons each.
. Hay being loaded yesterday in
cluded aome of the finest cloTer
grown in the Talley. All hay tear
ing on this deal bears the federal
and state inspection certificates,
McKinney stated.
Logan Directors
To Meet Tuesday
The loganberry control board
J rectors will meet Tuesday, Feb
ruary 1C, with all buyers and
fackers to discuss price for the
1S37 crop, and possibly the mini
mum control price will be fixed at
this session.
The meeting has been called for
10 o'clock at the chamber of com
merce here, and will be held Tues
iay Instead of Wednesday as first
announced. William J. Lin foot,
secretary of the board, stated last
night.
oenerai Mkts.
PBODTJCB EXCH-JTOK
PORTLAND. Ore., Feb, 12. (AP)
Prod a co exchange, net prices: Batter:
K i tree 88; standards 82 Vi; prime firsts
S3; firsts :.
Betterfat: tH 37.
Tggat U. 8. largo extras lte; C. 8.
Had i as extra 18e.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore.. Tea. 12. (AP)
XJ8DA) Hogs 250. 214 direct, market
low, few sales 15 2 J eeata below early
Taaraday or ateody with close, good
choice 180-210 lb. ariveins 10.00-10.10.
few 25S lb. botcher S.50, packing aows
saleable 8.00. rood choice feeder pigs
quotable 8.00-8.50.
Cattle 50. 13 direct, c aires 40, 87 di
rer:, slow, few early tales steady, load
af-diuns grade 1078 ib. fed steers 7.50,
strictly good grade 8.85. tew common
keif era 4.0O-5.6O. asedians-good quotable
f.OO 7.50 or above, low cotter and cotter
eowo 8.75 4.50, common-medium 4.75
5.25, good beef cows aaleable 6.00-6.50.
bulla 8.35-6.00, good choiee vealers nom
inally S.00-10.00.
Bheep 850. 836 direct. omin.ally steady
good choiee tracked lambs saleable 6.75
9.00. strictly good cboico load lota qaot
able S.0O, rood choice wooled ewea nom
Inally 5.25-5.75.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore., Teb. 12. (AP)
. Bettor Prints. A grade, S5e lb. la
parchaeas wrapper; Boo 1st cartons,
B grade, parchment wrappers. 84c lb ;
cartons, lie lb.
Betterfat" (Portland delivery, general
prieo) A grade, delivered at least twice
weekly, 86 H 87 H lb.; eoootry rootes.
84 S5tto lb.: B grade. Zihk lb.;
O grade at market.
B grade cream foi market Price paid
Irodacor botterfa basis-5o.2e lb.; milk.
4.7o lb.: price paid milk board 7c
Eafs Baying prieo by wholesalers:
ExtrksT 18c; ttaaasrds. 16e; oitra mcd
lam 15e; mediem firsts, 14c; undergrade
14e- dosea.
C'awooe Oregno. triplets. ITe: -Oro
gwo loaf. It Via. Broker a will pay He
(low a notations
Ceantry Meeta 8ellmg prieo to re
tailers r Coootry killed boga. beat bote
ara. ooder 150 lbs, 13H-14e lb.; ealers
15W I6e Ib : light ond thin 10-ISc; heavy
10-1 2c; eottor cowm. 10 1U lb.: canner
MWS. jfr lb: belle 10c lb.; Umbo 15e
owoo S 6H lb. .,.
' Caere i a 'h ttilnfl ree l6
arl 7r lb ...
Uv TooUry fortland delivery, bay
las price- Colored fceoa. over 4 Ibo,
14 I .V Ib . ondee 4 lUo- 14 U lb ;
lghom heoa, 10 ISe Ik! Iha
aormrs. li !" : rutera. St l
f l'otVioeo-lVsch.te. $383 4.00; Tab
ima. No. I. 83.75S.90 real; kres
3.25 9A9i KUmalb, So. 1. 8 00.
Kew Petatoeo Florida, 2.7 P'
'yyHSt'tSt. oomlaal; Wiiiamotto eat
liv aaedJam. 80o lb.; eoars od braids,
O , : 1
j e
Salem Markets
. Grade B raw 4 per cent
milk. Salem basic pool price
92.19 per hundred.
Co-op butt erf at price, P.
O. B. Salem. S3,c
(Milk based n armi monthly
brutirfal average I j
Distributor price 92-34.
A grade butterfat Deliv
ered, 35 fa; U grade, deliv
ered, 84c. , !
. A grade print, 33!c; B
grade, 34 ' c.
Prices paid to frewera by Salem borers.
iTlie liners below, supplied by 'a local
grw-er, are indicative of the daily market
but are nut tfnrm-d by The States
man.)
FRUITS :
Bnylo. Prices)
Apple, bu. Ur.iuea Ouldea 1
Koinan Beauty . . .
Banana, lb. on alalk 4 ,
bands
Cocoanuta. sack ,.
.60
.70
.06
.06 H
(.50
.23
S.75
9.25
Dates, fresh, lb 20 to
Grapefruit. Florida, boa
urapefruit. Arizona
Lemons, crate ... 7.." to 8.50
Oranges Navel
Fancy ; . , 5.50
Choice S.00
Pears. Bosc. bu. .90
Pomegranates, crate ... 1.00
VEGETABLES
(Baying 'Prices)
Beets. Calif., doi. .75
Bruksell Sprouts, crate . . 1.10
Cabbaee. lb. .03
Cabbage, red. lb. .. .03
Chinese cabbage, lettuce, crate 3.40
Carrots, doi. .. .45
Cauliflower. Calif , crate .. 1.75
Celery, crate 2.25 to 2.85
Utah 2.85
Hearts, doz 1.25
Root, dux. - - .. . , , ., .80
Endive, dox. .75
tireens. MuKtard. crate ... .80
Greens. Kale, crate .80
Lettuce, Calif., iced 4 dot. 4.50 to 5.75
Onions, green, doi.
.85
Onions. Oregon white
50 lbs. ....
Walla Walla sweet. 50 lbs.
Oyster plant, dos.
Radishes, doz.
Japanese radishes, dos.
Parsnips, lb
Peppers.-green, Calif., lb.
Red. lb.
Potatoes, local. No. 1. ct..
S'a 2 r.t ha .
1.25
.90
JO
.45
.40
.02 H
.15
.12
S.00
2.60
1.85
i Potatoes, sweet. No. 1
Rhubarb, hothouse fancy, crate 1.35
Spinach Texas, basket 1.35
Squash. Hubbard, cwt. 8.00
Tomatoes, 20 lb. crate 8.25
Turnips. ' dox. .80
Water erets . .80
rrjTs
I Walnuts, lb.
.11 to
.10 to
.15 H
19 H
Filberts. 1936 crop. lb.
BOPS
(Baying Prices)
Clusters, 1936. lb. .38 to
fuggles. """'
WOOL AND MOHAIB
.40
( Baying Prices)
Mohair
.45
.85
.33
Medians wool
Coarse wool .
EGGS AJTD FCUiTBT
(Baying Price of Andressos)
White extraa
.17
Brown extras ., ,. ,.
Mediant extras -Larce
standards
Medium stsndsrds
J7
.15
as
.13
Jl
J 4
J4
.10
.05
.05
.15
J5
.13
Pallets
Hesvy hens. lb.
Colored mediums, lb. -Medina
icgftoras. lb
Stars, lb.
Old roosters, lb.
Colored fry s. over 4 lbs.
Under 4 lbs. ,
White Leghorns, frys
MARION CREAMERY baying Prices
Live Poultry No 1 stock
Colored hens, under W lbs.
Colored hens, over 4H lbs.
Leghora bens, over SH lbs. -
Leghora kens, andcr 3 hi lbs.
JS
.13
.10
.08
.11
.11
.11
.05
.05
J37
Leghora broilers
Colored springs, over 3 lbs.
Colored spring, ander 8 lbs.
Rooster
Rejects . -
8tsgs. lb. .
No. 2 grades. 2 cents less.
Eggs Candled and graded
Largo extraa
.17
.15
as
.12
a2
.12
as
Median extraa
Largo standards -Mediaai
standards
Undergrades
Pnlleta
Tarkejs. dressed .17 and
LIVX STOCK
(Baying Price)
Spring Umbs 8.50 to .00
Ewes -00 to 5.00
Hogs, top, 150-220 lbs. 10.00
130-15O lbs. .25 to 9.50
210-225 lbs. 50
gows 7.50 to 7.75
Dairy typo cow
4.00 to 5.00
5.50 to 6.00
JS.00 to 6.00
. 6.00 to 7.00
Beef cows
Balls
Heifers
Tod vea!
.9.50
Dressed veaU lb.
Dressed bogs. lb.
.13
.18
QKAIM AJTD BUt a
Wheat, white. Ko. 1 , 1-03
Wheat, western red 103
Barley, brewing, toa 42.00
Feed barley, ton -89.50
Oats, milling, tea , 29.50
Feed, too a',S
Cloverseod. Ib. , .23 H
Vetch seed. Der 100 ... 8.00
Hay. buying prices
Alfalfa, valiey
Oat and vetch, toa
.14.00
.11.00
a 1.50
. .06 H
. 1.75
- Clover, ton
CA8CAXA JlXD kfXJIT
Case era bark. lb. - .. T
Peppermint Oil. Ib
Stocks & Bonds
f Cow ipiled bo Assoritted ' Press)
February 1 1
STOCK Av'EKAOES
(Compiled by tho Associated Press) ,
30 15 1 , 15 60
tndutt. Rails ' Otil. Stocks
Todsy 100.S 42.4 51.9 73.8
Prev. dsy 100.3 42.0 52.1 ; 73.5
Month ago 97.5 39.6 68.4 71.9
Year ago 97.8 87.3 50.7 61.9
1037 high 100 8 42.4 64.0 : 73.8
1937 low 94.1 87.8 51.0 69.1
13 high 99.3 43.S 53.7 72.8
1936 low 73.4 80.2 . 43.4 55.7
Sew bigb.
B0HD AVERAGES
80 10 i 10 10
Rails Indnst. Ctil. For'gn
97.9 104.0 102.0 74.7
97.8 104.0 102.0 74.6
87.7 104.0 102.7 73.7
93.5 104.1 102.1 70.9
99.0 104.4 102.8 74.7
97.6 103.9 101.9 73.0
98.2 104.4 103.1 73.0
86.9 i 101.8 99.8 67.6
Today.
Prev. day .
Month ago
Tear ago .
1987 bigb .
1937 low .
1936 bigb .
1936 Jow .
SSe lb.: enters Oregon. 23-34e lb.;
crossbred. 37 2Se tb.; 1931 ooatracts.
SO :6 Ib '
Mohair 19.17 contracts, 40-42e lb
Hay Selling price to retailers: At
falfa. No 1. 817 17 50; eastern Oregon
timothy. 818 18 50 toa: oats and vetch
812 13: clover. SIS ton. Cortland.
. Hops Nominal: 1936. 40e Ib.
Oaten e Orecoa 8I.T5 2.00 cental:
Takima $1.75 1 JO. ;
Sagar Berry or trait, 100s, $3.35:
ba.es. 83.45; beet. $5 23 cental.
Itomealie Floor Selling prieo.1 etty
deliverv 5 to 23 bbl lots: fsmilv oat
ent. 98. 8S.fl05: . bakers' haro
wkeat. 85 85 8 40: bakers bloestem.
65.95 6.65: blended hard. $6,05 7.65:
graham 6 41; whole wheat. $6.55 bbl
Boston Wool
BOSTON Feb. 12 (IP) (USDA)
Domestic wools were qairt on the Eos ton
market. Only limited ooantitlea of soft
dome tic wools were availsblo at prices
andrr rwrtl peak levels. Tbo limited
demsnd froan the mills waa being filled
from tbe sttM-ka f holder who were will
ing - to make light mneeaaiooa. IJttle
around was reeeird for prrnharing ros.
trestrd oools even though they wero.offrr
wd at prices well below asking prirea for
spot woola. 11 elders however wens aot
inclined lo aarrifiro their wools than a
waiting attitnde was tho dominant toae
of tbo a-Mitou
Wimam Miles Is
On
Bit. Angel Drops 39 to 16
Hoop. Skirmish to
Scotts Mills S
SCOTTS MILLS, Feb. 12 Wil
liam Miles of San Diego la visiting
witb bis parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Miles this week. He Is In
the United f tates army and Is sta
tioned at San Diego at present.
Mrs. Moffet who teaches the
Noble school resumed her : teach
ing Monday, after a week's ab
sence due to a sprained ankle.
The basketball gauie played on
the local floor Friday night by the
Mt. Angel and Scotts Mills town
teams resulted In a victory lor
Scotts Mills. 39 to 16. j
State Town send Election
The Townsend club will meet
Monday night to elect a delegate
to attend the con? ent ion at Eu
gene. -
Averill Fry and George Walker
nave gone to San Diego
they will take up aviation
army.
where
in the
Carl Herigstad who suffered a
severe relapse from fin with lung
complications is recovering nice
ly, being able to sit up a while
ea.ch day. j
Very little damage from j heavy
snow was done in this community
especially in and near town as the
snow was only IS Inches at the
most. . I
Onions Stronger
At $1.65 Cental
LABISH CENTER, Feb. 12-The
onion market evidenced addition
al strength this week, with the
price lumping to $1.65 a hun
dred Wednesday. j
Sales opened the first of the
week at $1.25, advanced to $1.35,
then $1.50. In the meantime
many growers are engaged In
getting out carload lots contrac
ted in December for $1.00 a
hundred for February delivery.
Some lots are keeping , well,
while others which did not ma
ture normally due to mildew,
are showing much shrinkage.
Ebenezer Church Will
Present Play Sunday
Night at Amity M. B.
AMITY, Feb. 12 The i play
A Sign Unto You," to be given
by a group of young people, from
the Ebenezer church of Newberg
at the Methodist church of Amity
two weeks ago but postponed on
account of the snow storm, will
be presented Sunday night. I
The Social Service club of the
M.E.- church met In th rhnrrh
parlors Wednesday afternoon. De
votions were led by Mrs. E.
Waddeli. A short program! was
p r s e n ted and refreshments
served. Hostesses were Mendamea
Ella Martin. G. H. GIffin. W. R.
Osborne and E. Waddeli. i
Gardeners' and
Ranchers' Mart
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 12-
-Prices were firm on the Garden
ers' and Ranchers' market today.
Light receipts and moderate de
mand prevailed. j
Three cars of cauliflower ar
rived. !
Brokers asked higher prices for
potatoes in line with the recent
advance at shipping points.
Bunched vegetables were In good
demand at unchanged prices.
Apples Washington Delicious, i extra
fancy. $2.85-8.00; Winesaps. extra fancy,
3.10-J.25; Kswtowas, extra fancy, $1.85-
Artichokea California, boxes 8 S dos
H 5.00-5.25.
Avacadoa California. 63s. f-ertoa.
$3.10: Pueblos, $1.80-1.85. j
Bananas Per pound, 64 6c.
Beana California, crate. $2.75-3.00 :
20e per Ib.
Beets Per sack, Oregon. $1.85. !
Broccoli Crete. $2.75.
Brossoll Sprouts California, pony.
U drama, $2.75-3.00. j
Cabbaee Oreron. lanish I e 1 1 u s e
crates, $2.25-2.50; red. lb.. 3-3 He
Carrots Per ssck. $1.25-1.50.
Caaliflower Calif., pony. $1.75-1.83
Celery Ctah type, ,32.25-2.50: Calif
ornia 8-8 dozen, $2.25-2.50.
Celery root I'uuud. aO-75e.
Citrus Frnita Oranges. California,
navels. $3.65 6.60; lemons, California,
fancy, $0.50-8. 00; grapefruit. Florida,
fancy. $3.25-3.50; Ariaona. alii sixes,
choice, $2.25 3.50; Texas, $3.25 3.50.
Coeoanots Imported, sacks. $3.73 ;
65-90 dos. i
Cranberries 25 pound box. $4.50 4.73
$4 bos: California. $1.90 per lag of 4
doien.
Cue ambers Oregon hothouse. $1.90 $3.
Eggplant California, lug. $1.50-1.60
Fire Californie flata while and Slack
SO 75e I
Garlic Per pound. 10-lSe. j
Grapes Emperors. $1.68-1.73. i
Greea onions fmt dosea saacboa.
40 60c i
G run ad Chernea Oregon flat boxes
per lb S lOo. f i
Buekleberrie - Oregon. Washington
lb 7 Be.
Lettuce Imperial. 4 5 dotea, $4.50
4.75; 6 dos.. $3,75 4.00. ,
hi osrwuais - wtmnd carton. 40
45c. -
Onions ion pound sack a. U 8 'No 1.
yellows. 82.0O2 25; yellow boilers, 10
pound sacks. 23 25e.
Parsley Pet daaro bunches. $3 40o
Parsnips Per log. 60c
Peaa California. So noond hampers
$3.25: 12 15c per tmnnd 1
Pears Oregon Washington. ; Jumble
pack, Rastoe Bnerre. 90r ; 1" A n Joua, as
tra fancy, $2.50. i
Peppers -lexico, 12 I24e lb.; $4.73
per crate. '
Potatoean. ft No I. loo pound sacks
bakers. $4 25 4.85; Deschatea raaaeta,
$3.0-4.00; Washington) roaaets. S8.HO
4.00; local, $3,50 3.73; Bar bank. $3.60
3 90. , I
Kadishes Per dnsew hunch.
Rhabarb Waabiagto hothonse, $1.13
1.3. - i !
Rutahara Waahingtoa. loo MMind
sacks. $1 90 2.10.
8j.ina.-b Texas. $1.40 I So pe, basket
ouiwevn iee,e innt -- rant ' eral
-O 7Se: llnbuard. In . -3c. ' i
Hwee INrt Ui(;n.-n 1 fcn II.
eralen. $1 75 3 H: yam. $8.60 2 73
ie bushel i
Walerrrcen I'nend 84 40e
Tomatoes Oregon hoi house, $1.50
t in; Melicn. $3.5A.
Taraipo Per dos. Uiacbe. 7 80a.
Army Furlough
Hungry Auto Strikers Get Food
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Trooptichecksup
Without food for two days after national guardsmen threw a cordon
around the Chevrolet plant at Flint, Mich., where they were engaged
la a sit-down strike, auto workers were treated to a belated meal
when troopers allowed supplies to be hoisted over the fence around
, the plant, above. .
Daughter Born to Cones
Of Woodburn; 3 Other
Babies Are Reported
WOODBURN, Teh. 12. Born
to Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Cone at
the Hubbard hospital Saturday, a
daughter, weight 8 pounds. Born
POLLY AND HER PALS
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FROM MOME ANT NEVER,
REAL-LV MEAK11M' IT
MICKEY MOUSE
WHILE we're WArriN' FOR THUH
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LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY
GEGfl WISH IT WASN'T SATUQCVAV,
xCAOSff TWff SCHOOL. Id CLOSEtV
purr im- eauoL VftOO rSOPE4 -
A4 I GOT A RSAU SCHOOb
TOOTS AND CASPER
YE S, I'M RL.AT BROKE,
COLONEL. HOOFER I LOST
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to Mr. and Mrs. Ross Rider, at the
Woodburn hospital, Monday an
eight pound son, second child,
second son. Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Kirkwood of Aurora, at the
Woodburn hospital, Monday an
8-pound daughter. Born to Mr.
and Mrs. George Obrest, at 'the
Hubbard hospital, Saturday, an 8-
1 pound daughter.
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Perfect Spellers
Found at Keizer
KEIZER, Feb. 12. Spelling
tests were held Wednesday In the
Keizer school. Those scoring 100
per cent'were: . ji
Third grade. Lnolla Eby. Donna L.
Oottenberg. Barbara Baldwia. Dean Pet
erson, Jscqnelina Booefc, Bamoaa Evans.
reart Hamilton.
Fonrth graded IVolet Hamilton, Don.
aid Ettner. Ross Bhanaoa. I ,
Fifth grade. Bay Sngai, Rose Suds,
Jtooert Wright.
Sixth grade, Jannette Stratum.
Seventh grade. Dorothy Smaller.
Eighth grade. May Oye, Betty Jean
Smith. Lillian Mailer. I
There are now 147 pupils en
rolled. In Miss Mildred Kirk's
room two 13-year-old boys, Char
les Pyshney and Harry Hitt. a-e
winning honors in their free hand
drawing on the Mack board with
colored chalk. The pictures are
realistic scenes of the Eskimos In
the frozen north.
Woolen Mills Facing Big
Season, With Spring and
Summer Prospects Great
NEW YORK. Feb. 12-fPL
tvooien rnuis stand on the thresh
old of a new season with
godd
backlogs : of spring and sum
lmer
business, trade circles noted
day.
Mills currently have orders
to-
I
for
nearly 40,000,000 yards, most
which will be delivered to custo
mers In the next 12 to 16 week
the New York Wool Top Exchange
reports.
Elizabeth Jane Soules
Funeral Services Will
Be Today at Woodburn
WOODBURN, Feb. 12 Eliza
beth Jane Soules, 75, died at hftr
home, 157' Young street Thurs
day about noon. She had lived In
Woodburn the past 40 years and
was well known. She was born
May 25, 1861. Survived by one
brother, . T. C. McClung of Kel
so, Wash., one nephew, Clyde H.
Free Wheeling
Bubbles in the Air
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9 :00 Fntnra homemakers. Vary Loa
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9:30 Half boor ia good taste. "Part
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10:30 Junior matinee, Woodburn high
' school.
11:30 What the . educators ara doing.
12:15 Farm hour.
1 : 15 Variety.
2:00 Guarding your beatth.
3:30 British lalea travelogue. .. .
S:O0 Heroea of health. .
4:00 The symphonic hour.
4:30 Stories tor boys and girls. -
5 :00 On the campuses.
6:30 Farm boor.
6:45 Market and crop reports; weath
er forecast.
7 :45 Science news of the week.
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6:30 Klock 7:55 News.
8:00 Philharmonic symphony. .
9:15 Tops revue. -,
9:35 Hsll orcb. V -
9:45 Symphony highlights.
10:00 WPA music.
10:15 Poetic strings.
10:30 Styles
11:00 Dancipators. ,
12:00 Down by Herman's. '
12 :30 Department of Commerce.
12:45 News.
1:15 Mary Cullen.
1:30 Variety matinee.
2:30 Drama of Skies.
2:45 Eton Boys, vocsl.
3:00 Little Congress. 8:30 News.
4:30 Sunset serensde.
5:00 Columbia concert. ' . : ' '
'5:30 Saturday's tbildren.
6:00 Speed show, Floyd Gibbons.
McClung of Salem, one grarl
daughter, Mrs. Bert Holem of
San Francisco. "'
Funeral services will be eld
at the Beechler-O'Halr chapel,
Saturday at 1 o'clock with Rev.
Ralph Kleen of the Methodist
church officiating. She has been
a life lontr rre-,H" of the Metho
dist church and was also a mem
ber of the Neighbors of Wood
craft. Interment will be. In the
I.O.O.F. cemetery in Salem.
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BOSTON, Feb. 12 (JP) -The
Commercial Bulletin will publish
the following quotations tomor
row :
Scoured basis: Oregon: tine and
F. M. staple 1.08-1.10; fine and
F. M. clothing 1.00-1.02. Mohair:
Oregon, 65-57. (Foreign prices in
bond.)
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7:45 Uluskia arch. 6 Drsws, orgs.
8:15 Goodman orcb. I
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9:00 A cspolla singers. .
9:15 Kio-Rito oreh. 9:30 King ore-.
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10:30 Lobby luncheon. -12:00
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12:30 Week end rerae. -1
1:30 Spelling Bee.
2:30 Mary Bullock, piano.
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3:45 Religion in news.
4:0O Kong stories.
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4:45 Will Durant, interview
5:00 Fitzpatnck orcn.
5:15 Piano surprisea.
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8:05 Sport Shots. Clem McCarthy.
8:15 legislstlvo interview.
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10:00 Palace orcn. -10:15
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9:15 Home institute. .
10:30 Safety talk;
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2:45 Southernairea.
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4:00 Message of Isrsel.
.4:30 Food and Friends.
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5 :00-5 :30 Paul Carson, orgaa.
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10:30 Tabernacle singing ovsngelista.
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