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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Thursday Morning, September 28, 1939 Wheat-Price rratic Session Coast Defense Display at SF Fair PAGE EIGHTEEN s Lower After E 1 r Losses Replace Opening Gains Estimates of big World Carryover Restrains ' Trade" Movement CHICAGO. Sept 27. W) Wheat prices lost as much as a cenf a bushel today in erratic trade that closed at or Bear the session's lows. .1 . Small opening gains were re placed by net losses ranging to cent, but the early decline re flected lack . of baying Interest rather than selling pressure, i A moderate late rally lifted prices to -near, the previous close, but they hacked down again in the final minutes, i i :- Peaco moves abroad, : absence of export demand and estimates of a record world carryover re strained trade. . The US bureau of agricultural economics anticipated domestic wheat , carryover next July would total about 225.0007 000 bushels. A market support ing faetor was continued dry weather in the winter wheat belt, where seeding . of the new crop has been delayed. . Clos Lower, j VWheat closed -l cent lower, December 85-U, May 85-. ' Other North American wheat markets also closed lower. Kan sas City was M: down, Minne apolis M' off and Winnipeg - off. The government weekly weath er ' summary said continued droughty conditions throughout the major winter wheat belt had delayed plowing and seeding and that reports were received I of planting in soil too dry to germ inate the seed. It added that moisture was needed in the Pa cific northwest. Little precipita tion fell over night in the south west and fair weather was fore cast for; much of the area. Gardeners' Mart POETLAXD, Ore., Sept. 27. (AP) (USUA) -Produce price: - , . Applet O r f o b red Delicious, place pick . 1.25-1.30 ; Ortleys, combination ! ex tra fitnejr and fmey, $1.15; O trade, 65c; Kinfg, loots 60-65c; Baldwins 65c; Win ter Biiibii, tars and till, 6065c; Wash. Jonathans, comb ex fey and fey, place pack. T5o-1.00; Bed Star king Deli cons, combination extra fancy and fancy, 1.60-1.75; ; place pack, 1.60-1.75; extra fsney wrtpped X.75-1.80; fancy 1.40-1.50. Artichokes 4 6 doi. boxes 2.75 8.00; dot, 70e. - A-oeados California Queen. Sharpies. Benik. 11.35-1.10; others, 91.05-1.80. , Bananas Per bnncb, fie per lb.; band nt or small lots. 6. . Beans Oregon Kentnekys, 2-3e; B'.aa Lakes. 9-e; Sosnt, 4-5e lb.; Ore gon GUnta 5e; Shell Llmas, 80-900 tag. Berries Oregon huckleberries, 11-lSe pound. , - ' ! ' Brussels Sprouts 13 cup flats mostly 85c 1.00. , Cabbage Locsl, 90 pouBd." new crates, medium sise.-75-85e pet. Back 50-600, Cantaloupes Washington, all uses 60 JOe: Oregon 8 peers, 75-rie; The Dalles, 65-75e; DiUards, 75c-1.0'J; Junction City, 1 10-1.25. ' ' - ; Caaliflower Local So. 1, lis, 180 1.10; So. 3. 60-75c. ' ' - : . Celery Oregon Utsh, 75-90e; white, 85e-l.C0; hearts, 75e. y Citmt Prnit Csllf. grapefruit, fancy, 150-2.T5; choice 2.00-2.50. Cera Oregon, Washington, 6-6 dosen oxes. 90o-l.00; tsir, 60 65c; poor, 40 f 0c. i . 1 Cranberries Oregcn, Washington, I 25 lb boicif early blacks and McFarlanda, S. 50-3.75. . Cucumbers' Oregon, flats, SO-SSe; picklers, gherkins SOc-1.00; No. 1, 40 45e; No. 2, 85-40c; No. 8, 30-35e. Eggplsnt Local, flats, 60 60; lew 5c: dosea large in crate, 60-7 5c rigs California white, flats, best. 40 60e. !.. 'if.' .-: " . i Garlic Local, new, 8 10 lb.; string, 10-12e per lb Grapes Calif, lags, seedless, 1.10-1.20; Lady Fingers, 1.15-1.25; Tokays, 11.10; Kibiers, 1.10-1.25; Corniehons. 1.25; Washington and Oregon Concords : and larly Koore, lugs, best 45-50e; Aluscata 8 25. ) ii Lemons Fsney, all sixes, 5.60-5.75, choice 75 less. Lettoce Local, dry pack 8 or 4 dosen est. 1.00-1.15; Washington topped, 1.S5 1.40; Calif., iced. 2.75. ! i- Limes Cslif. flats, 150s, 2.50; displsy cartons, WOc; dos. 20-25c Vfushrooms Cultivated, l ib. cartons, 85 40c; H IK csrtons, 18-20e. Oniott Washington, 50-lb. sacks. Wal la Walla Spanish, med, 45-55e; white half u globes 1.15-1.25; Ore. yellows, med, 10-lb. sacks 14-15c; No. 1, 65-65e; Oregon pick le onions, large lots 6-5He; small lots Oranges Valencies, large, 4.65-5.15; wied, 8.B5-4.50; small, 2.85-3.75; choice 0a leas. : - j .- 1 PeaeLes Washington Elbertss, large 40-50c; Hales 55-60e; Oregoa Hairs 60 0c; Haiea 60-70e; Elbertas 40-0e; Orange Clings, 70c; Salways 70c. Peppers Oregon flats, green, 85-40e; range boxes, 85c; flats 65-75c Pears Washington extra fancy Bart letts, 1.00; combination extra fancy and - m.ww, . km. l - 15c; Base, loose, 60-75c; Anions, loose Peat Oregoa coast, bnshel bshts, t.OO 2.85; poorer . 1.60-1.60; Oregoa 25-lb. bexee, beat 8.00, poorer 1.40-1.60. : Plasms Oregoa Italioas, .--& per 20 . H lug; ramsoas, S0-40e; finagariaa, 40 SOe. - ' ' Potatoes Market weak : Oregoa 1 local Lang Whites aad Bassets, US No. 1, 100 lb sacks 1.25-1.80; No. 2. 601b. sack. 45-S0e; ersnge bxa, Ko. 1, 80e; Deschates Ha. 1, 100-lb. aacks, 1.50; No. 2s, 50-lb. sacks, 65e; Waahrngtoa Russets, US No. 1, lOO-lb. sacks, 1.40-1.60; 25-lb. sacks. 40-45c; No. 8. 60-65. Quince Oregoa loose, culls est, 8-Se per in. . 8ii-seh Local erases boxes. 50-65e. Sojaasa Orange flat Znechinl,' S5-40c Bealiop aa Crnokaeeks, I5-40e; panisa, large crates, 65-70e; logs, 85e; Har blehead, 1-lHe; Babbard, lH-2c; pump kins, le per lb. -..'!. " Sweet Potatoes California Jerseys. ou-io. crate, r , Velonr Watermelons, " Oregoa. Klea- d'kes and stripes 1.00-1.25 per i cwt. crates 1.00-1.25: Casabss, loose, 1-1 Hs lb.; crates 75-80e; Ice Cream He lb.; ttanta biaus, lias era tea. Tie. Tomatoes Oregon, focal Ko. 1, saeatly 50 60c, few 75e: sooth era Oregoa No. 1 0e; lorai and Washington, nnelaisifisd dO-50e. Calif. Ings, 1.00-1.15. , Bunched .Vegetables Per dosen. par sley 2 0-2 5c; radishes 16-20; turnips 45 60c; greea eaioas 18 20e; beeta 10-lSe, carrots so-7?e; en weed -e per en dive S0-65e: broceoli 85-dOe; koU rant WALNITT AND FILBERT GROWERS See Us First Before Belling Your Filberts -. Also U'al anta and Nat Meats. We Pay Highest Cash Prices MORRIS KLORFEIN PACKING CO. 2S0 S. Hish 8t Fb. 7C3S Salem Market I Quotations PKUTTS (Saying Prices) : (The prices below supplied by grocer aad indicative of the daily prices paid to grower, by Salem bat are net guaranteed by The maa.) Banaaas. Ih. ea ' Hands Orapee, CsUf, seedless ' Grapefruit. Calif. Lemons, era to Oranges, crate 1.50 ta avocados, crate , Cantaloupes, crate , Watermelona, lb. - , . a local market borers States .65 K .OS 1J5 8:35 6.75 4.00 1.50 1.20 VEGETABLES (Buying Prices) Beans, greea JOS J5 JOlhk JO 1.00 1.00 J5 . JO 2.00 .76 Jo JO JO .04 .40 1.50 .70 LOO .85 .40 .40 Beets, dos. Cabbage, lb. Carrots, local, dos. Canhfwwer, local Celery, Tub, 0e; local, crate. Uora. Oca. Cncumbers. outdoor Lettnce m Onione. 60 lbs. Green eoipna, 4os. . Kadisbea, dos. , Peaa. coast, lb. Peppera, green fare ley Potatoes, local cwt, Ko. I- 50 lb. bags Spinach, Best tie, box Turnips, dos. . eqoaah. dos. Tomstoes, Dalles, lug HOPS (Baying Prices) .85 t 1939. lb. 1938. . .40 J5 WOOL AND HOHAIB (Buying Prices) Wool, medium, lb. Corns, lb. Lambs, ib. . , Mohair, lb. - .80 .80 .28 .82 EGGS AND POULTRY (Boying Prices of Andresea'i) Grsde A Itrge, dox .23 .19 .18 .10 J4 .11 .12 .10 Grade B large dox. Grsde A medium, dos.. Pullet- Colored frys Whits Leghorns, hesvy wmte Leghorn frys White Leghorn. light Old Roosters .... .05 .15 BesvT hens, id. MAS ION CREAMERY Baying Prices Butterfat, first quality .29 Bulterfnt, second qnality .27 Quotations PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 27. (AP) Prod ure exchange: Butter: Extras 31; standards 29 He; prime firsts 27; firsts 26. . Butterst 81 31c. Eggs: Large extras 25; Urge standards 21; medium extras 18; medium stand ards 16; small extras 18; email stand ards 12. Cheese: Triplets 15; loaf 16. Portland Grain PORTLAND. Ore.. Sept. 27. (API- Wheat: Open High Low ..Close December 82 82 82 82 Cash Grain: Oats. No. 2-38 lb. white. 26.25. Barley, Xo. 2-45 lb. BW, 24.00. Corn, Ko. 2 ET ahipment 27.00. So. 1 flax 1.87. Cash Wheat Bid: Soft white 80: western white 80; western red 79. Hard red winter: ordinary 78: 11 iter cent 78; 12 per cent 83; 13 per cent 86; 14 per cent 89. Hard white-Baart: ordinary unquoted; 12 per cent 88; 13 per cent 91; 14 per cent 94. Todai'a Car Receipts: Wheat 18: bar ley 7 ; flour 5 corn 2 ; oata 2 ; hay 2 ; millfeed 4. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore.. Bent. 27. f API- Country kttats Selling price to retail ers: Cooun try killed bogs, best batchers, nnder 100 lbs.. 12 12 e lb.: -osiers, fan cy. 14-15e; light thin, 10-12c; heavy. lie; spring iambs, 1516c lb.: yearling iambs, 10 l.e lb.: ewes. 5 6e lb.; cotter cows, 9c lb.; esnner cows, 8-8 e lb.; bolls 9 10c Ib. Life Poultry Buying price: leghorn broilers 1415c; fryers, under 8 lbs. He; roasters, over 4 lbs., 14c; 2 lbs. and o-er, 10-llc; Leghorn hens, nnder S lbs., 9-10e; colored hens to 4 lbs., 15e; orer 5 lbs., 1415c; Ko. 2 grsde 5e less. Turkeys New crop hens 22 28e lb.: tome. 22 23c Potatoes Yakima Gems, 1.40-1.50; De schutes, 1.50; Klamath, 1.40-1.50 per cwt.; local whites, 95e-1.15 orange box; Scappoose Burbsnks, 1.25-1.30 cental. Onions Wslia Walla, 50 60c sack; Yakima 40 50o sack; Oregon Bermudas. 2 3e lb. Woo! Eastern Oregon fine, 25 26c lb.; erossbred 28 29c; Willamette -alley 12 months 29c; Ismb 20c lb. Hay Selling price to retailers: Alfal fa. No. 1, 16.00 ton; oat-retch 12.00 ton: closer. 11.00 ton; timothy, eastern Ore 40c; celery root 50-S5e; chard 20 25c. Root Vegetables Per 100 lb. sacks, rutabagas, 1.25 1.50; turnips 1.85-1.60; beets 1.00 1.25: carrots 50-75C Tomatoes Oregon local best 60 60c; local and Washington, unclassified, 80 40c; California lugs 1.00-1.15. Your Market Page This ts your market page. The Statesman wants to pre sent here the market quota. (Jobs and market news that will be of moat value to seller d buyer. Comments and rag gestiona from readers are so licited. , BEULAH CHAPMAN Market Editor Allies Fear Flank Attack I ENGLAND . yl'L""11" X V " s-so-aesns-s-si i sal sa , Milts France and England were reported casting anxious eyes to the north ern and southern tips of the llagiiiot line, as likely spots for a tier, man flank attack. Arrows radiating from France indicate where French mechanized unit were being bolstered. Oar German side, Arrow locates probable point oa west wan where Hitler jlslted. I Grade) B raw 4 per cent milk. Dairy Co-op price to ' Butterfat, No. 1, 9c; No. 2, 27c; premium, 80 He ' A grade print, 83c; B gradet 82c; quarters, 84c Batterfat, premium .80 Legnora-aens .08 J! as ai .08 44 Leghorn fryers, 1 H lbs. Colored fryers, 2-8 lbs. Colored hens - Stars Old roosters No. S grade 5e per pound leas. EGGS Grade A large, doa Grade A medium J3 J8 a .16 Grade B large Grade B medium Lndergrades and chex J2 Pullets 40 GBATN. HAT AND BIS Whest, Bo. bo. 1 recieaned .75 to SO Oats, ton i 22.00 reed barley, ton m Clover Hay, ton .12.00 .14.00 Alfalfa, ton Egg mash, Ko. 1 grade, 80 lb. bag 1.70 Dairy feed 80 ib. bag 1.85 Hen scratch feed , ... 1.85 Cracked corn , 1.75 Wheat 1.70 LIVESTOCK (Buying prices for No. 1 stock. based oa conditions and salea reported np Lambs, 1939, tops 7.00 Lambs, yearlings , 4.00 to 4 p.m.) to T.50 to 4.50 to 2.60 7.00 to 6.50 to 6.50 to 5.00 to 6.50 to 6.00 to 5.50 to 5.00 Ewes 1.50 Hogs, top 130-150 lbs. 250-300 lbs. Sows Beef cows 6.25 6.25 4.50 5.00 5.50 6.00 4.00 Bulls Heifers Dairy type cows Dressed res), lb. HTJTS (Price paid by Independent Packing plant to grower) Barcelona, orchard run, lie; jumbos, I4e; lge 12c; fancy 11c; babies lOlie. Ducnilly and Brlx nuts lc higher. (Co-op Prices to Grower) Filberts Ducnilly, jumbo 18c; large 16e; fancy 15e. Brix nuts, jumbo, 17e; large 15 c Barcelona, jumbo, 17c; large "e; lancy, lae; Daoy, 13c. at Portland got 19 00: valley timothy. 14 00 ton Portland. S Hope Oregon 1939, 85-40e lb.; 1933 nominal Mobair 12 months 85c; fall 29e lb. Caseara bark Buying price 1939 peel. 4c lb. Domet.le Floor Selling price, city de livery 1 to 25 bbl. lots; family patents, 49s, 6.95-7.55; bakers' hard wheat, net, 5.16 6.40; bakers' bluestem, 6.95 6.25; blended -bent flour, 6 00 6.35; soft wheat 5.65-5.70; graham, 49s, 6.90: whole wheat. 49s, 6 35. Portland Litestock PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 27. (AP) (C8DA) Hogs. Salable and total 850. Market active. Barrows and gilts, gd-eh, Barrows and gilts, gd-ch. 120-140 lbs 8 6.50 6.85 . do gd-cb, 140-160 lbs 6.85$ 7.10 do gd-eh, 160-180 lbs 6.85 7.25 do gdeh, 180 200 lbs 7.00 Qj) 7.25 do gd ch, 200-220 lbs 6.85 7.25 do gd-eh, 220-240 lbs 6.60 7.00 do gd-ch, 240 270 lbs 6.50 6.75 do gd ch, 270 300 lbs .35 6.60 do gd-cb,, 800-330 lbs 6.25& 6.50 do gd-ch, 330-860 lbs 6.15 6.80 do med, 160-200 lbs 6.75 T.00 Feeder pigs, gd-ch, 70-140 6.50 7.50 Cattle: Salable and total 250. Calrea, salable and total 0. Market slow but mostly steady. Steers, good. 900 1100 lbs..J 8.500 9.50 do med, 750-1100 lbs 7.75 8.75 do med, 1100-1300 lbs.-. 7.25(5 8.50 do common, 750-1100 lbs. 6.25 7.75 Heifefs, med, 600 900 lbs 6.75 7.76 do com com, 500-900 lba 6.25 6.75 Cows, good, sll wts 5.500 6.65 do a.ed, all weights-. 4.50 6.50 do cut-corn, all wts - 8.75 4.50 do can, (low cut), all wts 8.250 8.75 Bulls (yearlings excluded), beef, good, all wts 6.50 7.00 do sanssge, gd all wts 6.2 5 fed 6.75 do sausage med, all wta 5.75 6.50 do ssus, cut-corn, all wta 5.00 6.75 Vea'ers. gc eh, all wts 9.00 10.00 do com-med, all wts 5.50 9.00 do cull, all wts 4.50 6.50 Calves, gd-eh, 400 lbs down 7.00 9.00 do com-med, 400 lbsda. 6.00 7.00 do cull. 400 lbs down 4.00 6.00 Sheep: Salable and total 350. Fat lamba slow. Spring lamba good, choice-! 8 00 8.25 do medium and good 7.00 7.75 do common 6.00 6.75 Yearling wethers, gd choice 5.25 6.60 do medium 4.75 5.25 Ewes, good to choice 8.25 8.25 do ccrcmon t medium 1.00 2.60 Wool in Boston BOSTON, Sept. 27 (AP) (U8DA) Wool prices continued to advance today on the Boston market, even though trad ing was somewhat slower thsa earlier la the week. Graded ataple combing length a fine Tezaa wools brought 81.12 to 3 1.15, scoured basis. Graded fine Delaine bright fleeces brought around 45 cents la the grease, or 81.10 to 3 1.15, scoured baaia. Bida ef about 48 eente In the grease hare been refused oa graded combing three eighths and quarter blood bright fleeces, bat this price has been realized ea mixed lots la these grades, country packed. Oraded French combing lengths fine ter ritory wools have realised f 1.07 to IL12, scoured basis. Vy'rU' War Shares Prices Down Recent Favorites Retire From Advance Posts; Others Gain NEW YORK, Sept. 27. (JP) War shares were handed out at lower prices In a confused stock market today. Steels, alrcrafts, chemicals and other recent favorites retired from advance posts of the war buy drives, many losing 1 to around 2 points. Covering the retreat were flurries of buying in motors, rub bers, rails and utilities. Final prices showed a mixture of gains nd declines which left the As sociated Press composite price of 60 stocks unchanged at 53.5. Transactions totaled 2,339,930 shares against 1,712,670 the previous session. Large dealings in rails and utilities in the fore noon made much of the turn over. Motors Recover. Motors stepped to the front at" the close to recover earlier losses. The forthcoming New York automobile show and re ports new car sales were going well encouraged traders to shift to the automotive groups when interest in the "war babies" waned. For want of more specific ex planation, some brokers suggested the selling in war stocks may have been actuated in part by belief a "peace campaign' would follow in event of Warsaw's capitulation and completion of Russian and German territorial plans in eastern Europe. This idea has persisted in some Wall street quarters, despite the de clared British and French inten tions to fight to a finish. At the same time, it was said, traders have been steering more cautiously until the smoke clears from the neutrality fight in con gress. Stanton Funeral Held LEBANON. Funeral Rervipe for N. W. Stanton was held at POLLY AND HER PALS MICKEY MOUSE LITTLE ANNIE ROONET QUKX.ZERO-THE BUS IS GONNA START ITS GOTTA NEWDRrvt?50LX)NT VCa BARK OR AMY. TOOTS AND CASPER "TOOT. WHAT DO fOU SUPPOSE THE SPIFFY FURNITURE CO3 S TM jess A. VarTS ALL "TH ' I EST1MAT1N' " I'LL BE DOGoONEDl I JUST ASKED FOR IT AND A REAL ICE CREAM CONE J72 APPEARED JiMX ffTTSBuT CHiLOS P"I ( PLAY FOR THE 'VT' I (. SLAVE OF , sY V TMEIPJ- OH.CASPKR! THEYB THE THINGS FOR TUB MOUSE DELIVERV WArOM W STOPP1N OUT M FRONT Cop r mt.Kmt J 7 v&E 1 V nil tftsJT Hi: i THIMBLE TH E ATRE-Starrtns Popeyt PLEASE HAMOLE MV THINGS PAllTH CAUTIOM. 1 THEV ARE Neryfras Closing NEW YORK, Sept. 27-(rP)-Today' closing prices: Al Chem & Dye.190 Coml Solvent .. 14 Natl Dairy Prod Allied Stores . . 9 Comwlth & Sou . American Can '.llt Consol Edison . Am For; Power. 2 Consol Oil Am Power A Lt. 64 Corn Products . Am Rad Std San 10 Curtiss Wright . Am Roll Mills. . 11 Douglas Am Smelt & Ref 55 Du Pont Am Tel A Tel.;. 1-1 Elec Power Am Tobacco . . . 76 Erie RR Am Water Wks. 14 General Anaconda ..... Armour 111 . ... Atcbisot) ...... Barnsdall ..... Bait & Ohio . . . Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel Boeing Air. Borge Warner i. Budd Mtg . . . . . Calif Pack .... Callahan Z-L . . Calumet Hec . . Canadian Pacific 83 General 7 General Motors. 33 Goodyear. Tires. 17 Great Northern. 8 Hudson Motors . 29 Illinois Central. 92 Insp Copper ... 27 Int Harvester .. 27 Int Nickel Can . 7 Int Paper & P Pf 27 Int Tel & Tel. . . 2 Johns-Manville . 8 Kennecott .... 6 Libbey-O-Ford . 89 Ug & Myers B. 83 Loew's 26 Monty Ward ... 7 Nash ftelvinator 45 National Biscuit , 90 National Cash . Caterpii; Trac Celanesc . . . Certain-Teed Ches & Ohio Chrysler ... 2 p. m- Tuesday at the N. C. Lowe chapel, with L. Furman of the ; Gospel Assembly off iciat ing. ; Stocks and Bonds September 27 ! STOCK AVERAGES Compiled by The Associated Prese i 80 15 15 60 ! Indus Rails Util Stocks Net Chf.i D .1 Unch A .8 Unch Wednesday 76.0 23.8 39.1 62.5 Previous day 76.1 23.8 38.8 62.5 Month ago 66.6 17.4 38.1 47.0 Year age 67.B 16.9 30.6 45.4 1939 hijh .. 77.0 23.8 40.6 83.5 1939 low 58.8 15.7 83.7 41.6 BOND AVERAGES 20 10 10 10 i Rails Indus TJtil Forgn Net Chff. A .5 A .1 A .5 A .7 Wednesday 63.8 97.6 93.1 45.7 Previous day 63.S 97.5 92.6 45.0 Month ago 55.0 98.9 95.6 56 6 Tear ago 63.8 97.2 91.3 69.6 1939 high 64.9 100.8 97.5 64.0 1939 low 63.4 95.8 90.4 41.7 ONE O' IDEASEH' S'POS'N I CALLED FDR SOMETHIN' ) ELSE WOULD , . J y ( HOT THE30 J w$WFL waster JvTlS) (COMMAND VJ3 l a OWO-BUT 1 LOVE k r5"?-?.- I i i VtHJ 6UE5SED ITAYOU? WHV, Homey 1 1 bought EM YESTERDAY THAT AFTERNOOM TO SURPRISE VS ALWAVS WANTED! VJELL,BLOW MEDOWM, WHAT DOVA WAKlTNAlTT' WrW o IT FOR? SUCH STUFF; ---ss- . s t DOCTOR Y-T Quotations 15 23 8 12 4 87 46 16 39 40 41 78 14 25 18 6 30 49 8 3 6 91 43 11 44 77 6 35 12 38 1 National Dlst 30 8 63 7 Natl Power & Lt Northern Pacific Packard Motors J C Penney .... Phillips Petrol . Press Steel Car. Pub Service NJ. Aircraft 78 de N..183 A Lt .9 Electric 2 Pullman . . . 42 Safeway Stores . 41 Sears Roebuck . 65 Shell Union 29 Son Cal Edison. 32 Southern Pacific 6 Standard Brands 16 Standard Oil Cal 16 Standard Oil NJ 70 Studebaker Foods . 88 Sup Oil 50 6 77 41 47 95 32 55 7 22 16 " Trans America . Union Carbide . United Aircraft. United Airlines. US Rubber US Steel . . Walworth . . . . Western Union , White Motors . . Woolworth .... Plenty of Turkey For State Tables PORTLAND, Sept. 27. () There'll be turkey on the table for Oregon's Thanksgiving this year. A department of agricul ture report today estimated the turkey population at 1,518.000 birds, 20 per cent more than Oregon's 1938 production of 1, 265,000. The crop was more than twice as large -as the 1931-35 average of 730,000 birds. Quality and weight were brought above average by favor able feed and weather conditions. The Portland area's limited marketing indicated producers were holding for higher prices. Although eight carloads of fresh stock moved east in August and September, shippers said reduc tion of cold storage stocks would be necessary for better priceB later. Polly Wanta Crack 'Im? HJTIT "TUIC "T lk.t IT A 1RJIT TM AOJJkJA BAlCC uuni t ' - ' . IW TinvUt. VCr BIRDS WDT ARE HALF-CARRIER. yR MOtWN AN rKKCJ i A "Rare Bit" of Magic ALL RIGHT! LET A- A RABBIT A WHITE RABBIT APPEAR RIGHT THERE.' A Pair of "Stow-A ways' ALL ABOARO.PLASE BU5 LEAVING IMMCOiATELY ' A Double Surprise QUIT YOUR 1 BOUGHT THEM YESTERDAY I 6AVE 'EM A CHECK IM Ci II l tr o MORrVlNir TO SURPlse N 7 THOSE YOU! He Never Thought of That! IK -.S -, l. VtMwmimt jJ tijiw If ....-. - 7V I HAVE fJEVELR SEEM' EMNVTHIK1G LIKE THIS. WE SHALL STUDV K THE WEATHER 1KM VW I 1TYVM i ITHAT IS MVRA1M A i "lr ' t . --!. ' ' P , - i t " ! V v V - I -- - c I r lir- - - i " f ? -' lvl 1 1 1 l ;i " 'i - I r A lesson in Pacific roast harlinv I ham of Treasure Island, in photo above, by Captain Merle Kliue, j shown holding a 10-inch projectile whit h fits the modern disappcar- ing rifles stationed at key points in the San Francisco bay area, i Coast defense units will display such weapons and stage dcrene j manenvers at San Francisco's own day" at Treasure Island Srp i tember 30. The prevailing price for dressed birds to froeers. t n. h Pnrt. land, has been 17-18 for US prime young hens, 16-17 for US "MONEY STATE FINANCE CO. A Home-Oicned Institution (Childs' & Miller's Office) 344 State St., Salem, Ore. Phone 9261 Uc. Xo. S-210 M-222 IKJl tl fV-iO rbAAifw DOGS RIDE STOP Of. WU. MISS BUS (itA NOT POOLtlsUxt WHAT DO with Two II -r AVE THEM I MY CHECK Itf I PULL FOR out t'SEnd ( , 1 1 . verbal. . 1 cv. a H 111 l - T TTTT 1 -T TWO REFRIGERATORS, TWO DlNNi-ROOM ' SETS ANOTWO TAKE ONE 1 T ORDER BACK! MM rv mfau; ae it tkiTQir attf: MECHANISM ICAMTELLff rriSi ir . sw a t--sssw bp t .- KAJMINQ fofn so Kf tA s- aA prime young toms. Local Job bing prices to retailers ranged 22-23 for hen3 and 21-22 for toms, in a Hurry" Personal Loans For All Needs There is no red tape, no embarrassing investigation, no delay, when you come to us for a personal loan and we make it so eay for you to pay it back inconvenient amounts. i By CLIFF STERRETT By WALT DISNEY BOV I'VE SOMETHIM' 1 By BRANDON WALSH AND CATS ARE NOT ALLOWED TO BUT I GO OFF DtnVAT&XOCLOCK H ( BOH" I'VE Of 5 REALLY oot; J , 741 SOMETHIM' 1 a. UiViii (jb&ti&y-J's 'l,r PERHAPS THE INSPECTOR ON THE WGHT AAAV NOT EXAMWE YOUR BAGGAGE By JIMMY MURPHY WE WANT : STOVES - TWEYRE ALL PAID FOR AND THEY RE l TOURS ! THIS IS A CASH SALE AND YOU CAN'T RETURN THESEL VA COOLDM' OL)S' LOOK iTAVsK)DC, la. i V1 d 7V t I . j i A C V LI 1 BSS 4BBt t ' ---J w k-..