PAGE EIGHT
Thm OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Wednesday Momina. May 22. 1943
Stocks Lowest
In two Years
i
Losses Run to 13 Points
as Traders Fear
Forced Peace
NEW YORK, May 21-jP)-Stocks
crumbled to new Iowa for
the past two years in. today's
market, with war issues prin
cipally depressed, as fears revir
ed in Wall Street of a German
forced peace following fresh al
lied reverses.
- While a little buying support
near the close cat losses run
ning to more than 13 points at
the: worst, leading steels, motors.
aircraits, electrical equipment,
chemicals, coppers, oils and mail
orders were well under water
when the final gong sounded.
Prices relapsed at the start
and the ticker - tape frequentlj
was behind floor dealings for
lengthy intervals. It was several
minutes ' late at the end when
the' recovery move got under
way. Belated short covering and
some bargain buying were
credited with the last-minute
come-back.
. The Associated Press average
of 60 stocks hit ' a new bottom
since June 3, 1938, and was off
2.9 points at 37.7, duplicating
last Tuesday's fall, which was
the sharpest since Oct. 18, 1937.
Transfers of 3,939,510 shares
were the largest since Sept. 12
last year. They compared with
1,237.780 the day before.
The market was one of the
broadest in months, 1,042 indi
vidual issues changing hands
against 876 yesterday. Of the
total, there were 953 . declines,
15 advances and 74 unchanged.
Prominent losers, included U.
S. Steel, Bethlehem, Douglas
Aircraft,- Glenn Martin, Sperry,
General Motors, Chrysler, Mont
gomery Ward, J. I. Case, Allied
Chemical, Du Pont, Westing
house, Philip Morris, American
Smelting, Anaconda, Dow Chem
ical, Easeman Kodak, Loft, Tex
as Corp., Standard Oil of N. J.,
American". Telephone, U. S. Rub
ber, Union Pacific and Great
Northern.
Closing Quotations
Mickle Refuses Place as
Agriculture Collaborator
Director J. D. Mickle of the
state department of agriculture
reported today a heavy calendar
for June makes it impossible for
him to accept appointment as col
laborator of the United S t a t es
department of agriculture.
Mickle is one of four state direct
ors of agriculture Invited to act
in this capacity and to attend a
meeting of the group in Wash
ington, DC, in June.
The invitation was extended by
LaFayette Patterson, Washington,
DC, special assistant to the AAA.
NEW YORK, May 21-5J)-Todays closing quotations:
Natl Dairy Prod
National Diat .:
Northern Pacific
Natl Power St Lt
Packard
J C Penney
Al Chem & Dye141
Allied Stores
American Can - 89
Am For Power .. 1
Am Power A Lt 24
Am Rad Std San 5
Am Roll Mills ..10
Am Smelt & Ref 32
Am Tel & Tel.149H
Am Tobacco 70
Am Water Wks.. 5
Anaconda .... 19
Armour 111
Aachison 14
Barnsdall 3
Bait Sc. Ohio 7
Bendix Aviation 26 H
Beth Steel 68
Boeing Air 17
Borge Warner 14
Budd Mfg 3
Calif Pack . 14
Callahan Z-L .-. 1
Calumet Hec 74
Canadian Pacific 2
J I Case 40
Caterpil Tractor 44
Celanese 21
Certain-Teed 3
Chesapeake ft O 31
Chrysler
Coml Solvent
Comwlth ft Sou
Consol Edison
Consol Oil
Corn Products
Curtiss Wright -Danglas
Aircraft
Du Pont
Elec Power ft Lt
General Electric
General Foods
General - Motors
Goodyear Tires.
Great Northern..
Hudson Motors..
Illinois Central.
Insp Copper
Int Harvester
I nt Nickel ...
Int Paper ft P
Int Tel ft Tel
Johns Manville-
Kennecott ,
Libbey-O-Ford
Llgg ft Myers B
Loew's
Monty Ward
Nash Kelvinator'
National Biscuit
National Cash
86
8
16
24
6
45
8
74
153
-
29
37H
40
13
16
3
1
8
43
20
42
2tt
49
25
32
89
22
32
4
18
10
12
18
4
2
74
Phillips Petrol - 34
Press Steel Car." 7
Pub Service NJ- 33
Pullman ! 18
Safeway Stores.. 34
Sears Roebuck -63
Shell Union 8
Sou Cal Edison. 24
Southern Pacific 7
Standard Brands B
Standard Oil Cal 17
Standard Oil NJ 32
Studebaker 6
Sup Oil 1
US Steel 44
Walworth 3
Western Union. 14
White Motors 7
Woolworth 30
Tlmk Roll Bear 36
Trans-America 4
Union Carbide .66
United Aircraft. 42
United Airlines. 12
US Rubber 1
Salem Market Quotations
(Baring Prices)
The Di-icei below supplied by a local
grocer sod indicative oi the daily market
prices paid to drawers by Salem buyers
but are not raaranteeti by The State
man.)
VEGETABLES
Cabbage, lb,
Carrots, Calif-, dot.
Cauliflower, -f local
Cue embers, doz.
Celery
Lettuce, local . ,,
Onions, 50 lbs.
Green onions, dox
PeDDen. ereea ..
Potatoes, local, et. o. 1.
SO lb. bazs -
New potatoes, lb.
Radishes
Spinach, Seattle, box
Rhubarb, lb.
Asparagus, dox.
Peas, local, lb.
Strawberries, dox , local
.024
.53
1.65
.90
2 00
1.35
2.50
25
.25
1.85
.60
.02 ,
.25
.75
.02
.75
.08
2.25
.30
.40
.45
.45
Mustard greens, dos.
Watercress, doz.
Beets, doz.
Turnips, dos.
GRAIN. HAT AND SEEDS
Wheat, No. 1 recissned, bu. .75
Oats, ton 17.00
Feed barley, toa 20.00
Clover hay, ton ,10.00
Alfalfa hay, ton 12.00
Eft mash.. No. 1 grade. 80 lb. bag 1.80
Dairy feed, 80 lb. bag 1.40
Ben scratch feed 1.90
Cracked corn . - 1.90
Wheat 1.60
EGOS AND P0ULTBT
(Buying Prices of Andresen't)
Specials, large
Grade A large, ox.
Grade A medium, dox..
Grade B large, doz..
Pullets
Colored hens
Colored frys
White Legbern, heary
White Leghorn frys .
White Leghorns, light.
Old roosters .
Heavy hens. lb. .,
15
14
.12
.12
.09
.11
.17
.09
Jl
.08
.05
.12
11 to
(Buying Prices of Marlon Creamery )
Ortde A large, dox.
Grade A medium, dox
Gride B large, dox. .
Undergrade and chex
Large dirties ......
Pullets
Leghorn hens ...
Leghorn fryers, 1 $4 lbs..
Colored fryers, 2-8 lbs
Colored hens . ,
.15
.13
.13
.10
.13
.09
.08
.13
.14
.11
Berry Packing Opens
Canning Season Here
The berry canning season is getting underway here with
machinery turning this morning in nearly all principal can
neries handling strawberries. About 300 pickers were at work
in the 3000 acres of berry fields in the Salem area yesterday,
harvesting a bumper crop which ripened at least a week ear
lier than usual and is said to be of superior quality. Height
of the strawberry season is ex-O
pected to be reached at the end
of next week when about 4000
. pickers will be employed and
hundreds will be handling the
berries in canneries.
Even though deliveries started
yesterday, canners say no price
has yet been set. Packers who bar
rel the berries say they are wait
ing barrelers to set prices.. The
Marshall strawberries of the
Woodburn pool were recently
bought by the Oregon Fruit Pro
ducts company at a 5-cent basis,
but buyers do not consider this
- tonnage' of sufficient sire to con
trol the market.
Small Crews Start
A small crew is starting . this
morning at Hunt Brothers can
" nery on Red Heart and Clark
Seedling strawberries and goose
berries. Oregon Fruit Products
company started packing Monday
night, and now hare a small crew
, of around 60 working. Paulus
Brothers began packing Marshalls
ST
74
Gooseberries
Wanted
Oregon Fruit
Prcducls Co.
West Salem
and Red Hearts last night, and
Kelley Farquhar will begin cold
packing Marshalls here Monday.
A new plant was started by Kel
ley Farquhar yesterday at Gre
sham which will handle berries
exclusively.
At Woodburn the Ray-Mallng
cannery started Monday night with
a crew of 300 and will add about
80. more workers today. The can
nery will handle principally Mar
shalls, bought from the Silverton,
Union .Hill and Coltoa areas. A
few Red Hearts will also be hand
led. Gooseberries are also being
packed there.
Ripen in Heat
Length of the strawberry can
ning season will depend upon the
weather. It the heat continues,
berries wilt' ripen faster and the
season will be shortened. Shortage
of picking labor Is also anticipated
in case the; season is shortened
by good weather. The Salem of
fice of the; state employment ser
vice, handlnig placements of pick
ers, anticipates need of about 4000
pickers, 300 of which are already
in the fields. Already a shortage
of labor is reported In the G re
sham and Cornelius berry areas.
. The gooseberry season will last
about 10 days.
Boysenberries, youngberries,
raspberries and loganberries are
expected to arrive'at local can
neries in about three weeks, with
cherries following the next week.
Although no cherry prices have
been set, growers report that they
expect a better price than last
year.
8
C
Per
Lb.
For Good Glean COTTON RAGS
To Be Used for Press Wipers
No SMALL Pieces Accepted
: SMssEaaa , Vuhf Go,
215 So. Ccnncrcid Si.
Batter fat. No. 1, 23 He;
No. 2, 23 He; premium,
26 He.
A grade print, 2He; M
grade 28 Hi quarters SO He.
1939
1940 contracts, lb..
- HOPS
(Buying Prices)
.29 to
.SO
.SO
XJVS8TOCX
(Baying prices lor No. 1 stock, based
conditions and sales reported op to 4 p.m.)
1940 spring lambs 7.eu
Lambs . 4.00 to 6.00
Ewes 2.00 to 4.00
Hogs, top, 180-220 lbs . S.00
Sows , 4.00
beef Cows . 6.00
Bulls S.00 te S.50
Heifers .50 to 7.7e
Dairy type cows-
Lit Teal
Dressed Teal. lb.
WOOl. AND MOHAIR
(Baying Prices)
4.50 to 5.&0
S.00
.11 H
Wool, mediant, lb.
Coarse, lb.
Lambs, lb.
Mohair
.S3
.S3
.25
.40
No. 23-114
Synopsis of Annual Statement 1 tae
National Retailers Mutual Insurance
Company ol Chicago, in the State of Illi
nois, on tba thirty-first day of Decem
ber, 1939, made to the Insurance Com
missioner of the State of Oregon, pursu
ant to law:
CAPITAL
Amount of capital stock paid P.
Mutual Company.
Net premiums received during the year.
S2.492.04S.14.
Interest. diTidends and rents received
during the year, 43,685.27.
Income from ether sources received
during the year, $30,071.77.
Total income, 2,565,13.18.
DISBURSEMENTS
Net losses paid during the year includ
ing adjustment expenses, fey 8.7tf.70.
Commissions and salaries paid during
the year, $626,615.49.
Taxes, licenses and fees paid during
the year, f 63.105.61.
Dividends paid on capital stock during
the year, A one.
Amount of all other expenditures.
f713.725.42.
Total expenditures, f 2,302. 24S.23.
ADMITTED ASSETS
Value of real estate owned, Nona.
Loans on mortgages, $72,762.58.
Value of bonds owned (amortised),
$1,226,367.12.
Value of stocks owned (market value).
$120,873.00.
Cash in banks and oa band. $1,505.-
021.82.
Premiums in course of collection writ
ten since September 30, 1939, $32,263.51.
Interest and rents due and accrued.
$9,202.48.
Other assets (net), $17,287.21.
Total admitted assets, $2,983,782.73.
LIABILITIES
Gross claims for losses unpaid. $140.-
505.18.
Amount of unearned premiums On all
outstanding risks, $1,454,757.68.
Due for commission and brokerage.
$87,292.29.
Ail other liabilities. $401,227.57.
Total liabilities, except capital. $2.
083,782.72.
Cspital paid up. Mutual Company.
Surplus over all liabilities, $900,000.-
00.
Surplus as regards policyholders.
$uo,ouu.oo.
Total, $2,983,782.73.
BUSINESS IN OREGON1
FOB THE TEAR
Net peeminma received during the year.
$20,043.98.
lSet losses paid daring the year. $.-
01 V.70.
Net losses incurred daring tba year.
S19.U33.11. . ..
JSame of Company, National Retailers
Mutual Insurance Company.
name ot r resident, James B. Ksnptr.
Name of Secretary. Chase M. Smith.
Statutory resident attorney for service.
Hugh H. Earle, insurance Commissioner.
No. 96.113
Synopsis of Annual Statement of the
Netherlands Insurance Company of Tba
Hague, ia Holland, on the thirty-first
day of December, 1938, made te the in
surance Commissioner of the State ot
Oregon, pursuant to law:
CAPITAL
Amount of capital stock paid bp.
Daposit, $400,000.00.
INCOME
Net premiums received daring the year.
atu,oo.80.
Interest, dividends, and rents received
during the year, $54,982.99.
Income front other sources receiTed
during the year, $148,258.19.
lotal income, $563, 67 03.
DISBURSEMENTS
Net losses paid during the year .Includ
ing adjUHtment expenses, $106,544.76.
Commissions and salaries paid d urine
cue year, 9100,007.10.
laxes. licenses cad fees Daid d urine I
me year, vzz.siu.ai.
Dividends paid on capital stock during I
ir.e year. None.
Atnoust of all other expenditures.
fzzz.yzs bo.
Total expenditures, $578,451.25.
ADMITTED ASSETS
Value of real estita owned t market
value), Iione.
Loans on mortcaeea and collateral. et
Kone.
Valne of boads owaed (amortised).
ai.uwB.ot o.uu.
Value ef stocks owned (market valaat.
Cask in banks and ea hand. $301,838,-
47.
Premiums in coarse of collection writ
ten since September 81), 1939. $50,550.67.
interest and rente due and aecrued.
$B,V47.Z4.
Other assets (net). $2,515.15.
Total admitted assets, $1.794.577.5 J.
LIABILITIES
Gross claims lor losaea an Daid. $29..
852.80. 1
Amount of nnearnei premiama a all
outstanding risks. $436,028.41.
Doe tor eoasnussioa and broken. S2.
vw.uu,
All other liabilities, $16,431.09. "
Total liabilities, except capital. 8484.-
313.30. ;
Capital Paid 00. deoosit. 8409 000 00
Surplus ever all liabilities. $910,265.8$.
Surplus aa swearda . nolielra
a j.oxw.zoa.ip.'.
lOiat, SI, .37T.D3. - f
BUSINESS IH OREGON i
FOR Till! YEAR
Net premiums received darinr ttis
Net losses said dariac the tssr. Sa..
033.81. - . .
Net losses incurred duxiaar tba mr
' "I
aa.v44.ee,' ' -
Aimi 01 CoSSDSnT. Tba Netherlands
Ins. Ca. -
Kama of TJ. B. Maaacer. KaVt. BL
Clark. , ' -.
Name of Ass's. Manager, B. T. Swea-
aey.
statutory resident attorney for servica, 1
insurance Lommissioner, caiem, vregna.
Wlieat Futixres !
Tumble, Revive
Trade Depressed by Fall
in Securities, but !
Pressure Light
CHICAGO. May Jl-fJPV-Wheat
f uteres tumbled as much as 4H
cents a bushel today, but the
downturn- encouraged enough
ouying support to wipe out more
tnan halt of the losses.
Reports of continued German
successes against the allies, a
sharp fall in securities and mod
erate to fair moisture In the do
mestic southvest depressed trade
from the start, but pressure was
rather light. The market was
sensitive to small buying or sell-
log orders and prices fluctuated
rapidly , and at times nerrously
witmn a range of about S cents.
At their lows. May 31 and July
30. wheat futures were 2 and 14
cents, respecurely, within mini
mum price pegs established Sun
day. Support from mills i, was
lighter than recently, but helped
lift prices as much as 3 cents
irom tne . day's lows.
Wheat on the board of trade
yesterday's close. May 824, July
finished cents under
82-8214.
Will Take Camp
rire Examinations
SILVERTON Mrs. Edward
Giren and Mrs. George Jaeschke
will go to Portland Wednesday
to attend a council fire where
! they will take examinations for
Camp Fire Girls' trallseeker and
guardianship rank at the Unitar
ian church.
Mrs. Given and Mrs. Jaeschke
hare been studying a campfire
suardianshiD eoura at th Port
land YWCA for some time. They
win assist with the local camp
fire work at SilTerton.
Keizer Band to Practice
For Silverton Club
KEIZER - The Keizer band
will meet at the schoolhouse
Thursday night at 7 o'clock for
practice. All members are re
quested to be present.
oiation& t Portlidl
W)ftTLANn. Ore- Msr SI (As)
Eggs: Large estras IT; stanJsrds 18;
BBediaat extras 1$; standards
Chaaaet Trial ta 14: loaf la.
Butter: Xxtrae 37; standards 8S
prisae firsta sSHt firsts Si.
Satterfat 3SH-37.
Portland Grain
POBTLAXU, Ore,
Wheat: . Opea
Mar ; t
star
High
78
78
8.
31 (API-
Low Close
78 78
73 78
88 lb. white.
Sentember . 78
Cash 6rais: Oats. No.
31.00. Barley. No. 2, 44 lb. BW. 21.00.
Ka. 1 tlax 1-83.
Cash Wheat Bid) t Soft white 73;
westers white 73; wretera rod 73." Hard
red winter: OTdiaary 73: 11 per cent 74:
13 per crat 80. Hard white-Baart 13 per
cent 94: 13 per cent 89; 1$ par cent
1.02.
Today's Car Receipts: Wheat 28; floor
4; ccra i; uata a; sniuieea a.
Portland Livestock
THRTLAND. Ore- Msy 21 (API
IL'SDA) Hogs: Salable 350: Moderate
ly active.
Barrows ami gilts, gd-eh.
140-140 lbs
do gs-eh,
do gd-eh,
do gd-eh,
do gd-eh,
do ge-ch,
do gd-ch.
Feeder pigs.
100-180
180 300
200-220
820-340
340-370
370-800
lbs.
lbs
lbi
lbs
lbs
lbe
gd-ch 70-130,
8.35 0 6.00
5.40 1 S.8S
6.00 6.3S
6.60 W 6.25
8.506 8.85
.35 S.75
S.S5 6.SO
4.50 ftj 5.25
Cattle: Salable 50; cal res. salable 25.
total 85: market steady with Monday's
Steer.s gd 900-1100 lbs f 0.8S1O.35
do medium 750-1100 IDs. 8.504 s.45
do coransoa 750-1100 lbs 7.004, 6.50
Heifers, good 750 900 lbs. 8.756 8.35
do medium 500 900 lbs. 7.74 4 8.75
4o common 500-900 lbs 6.35 a 7.75
Cows, good, all weights. T.35J 1.60
do medians, all weights 6.50 1 7.00
d cut-ton, alt weigh ta -so 8-&0
do eaaaer. all weigbte 3.76(3 A50
Bulls (ylgs. excld.), heel '
good, all weigots 7.00 7.35
do sausage, gd, all U 6.75 if 7.00
do median, all waigbu. 6.003 6.75
do cut-corn, all wts....; 5 25 S.Oo
Vealers, gd-ch, aU weights. . 8.00 64 9 00
do eom-ased, all wts ..... 6.50o? 8 00
do call, all weights 4.56 6.60
Seep; Salable 850, total 800: active.
steady to strong.
Spring lambs, rood-hoice$ 8.75 fll 8.00
do meqmm-gdod . l.lSij) S.50
do common 7.00 (oi 7.50
Lambs, shorn, medium-good 6. 85(g) 6.50
do common 5.50(4 6.00
Zwes, shorn, good-ehoiee 8.00 (ry 8.35
do common-medium , 1.00 W S.OO
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore.. Mar 31 f API
I I.. (.. I... Et.Sn. l - kT- 1
grads. Legion broilers, 1H to 3 lbs.. 15e
10. ; iryars, unoer a ids it 10.: s to a
ik. r. Ik . . iv. 1 .
lh Tvhnrn kim. .far 1 1A lha lb
under .8. lbs.. 10s lb.;, colored, bens.
over a ins., me id.; 4 to a 10s, lse to.
rr. ...ft Twrk.,, Sailing Ttrirm ' Ha I
hens. 13; 1414 e lb.; tome 9-10c.
Unions Oregon to. 1, s.vo-z.is per SO
lh. bsg. Sets, white 6He lb.; brown 5 He.
New California, 2.75 3.90 per 50 lh. bag.
New Potatoes California WkMsa SO.
1.35! 100s. 3.35-3.85. 1
Potatoes Desehatea, 1.90-3.00 i atlam
ath 1.80 per ewt; oaai hills brand
l.0-.04 araU; sweat aietateea 8,45 S.60
erata. 1 .. 1
Hay Selling-price te retailers! Alfal
fa No. 1, 15 60 toa; eat atch.j 18.00;
eaever, 11.00 toa: timothy, eastera Ore-
go a, lsoo; valiey timothy 14.0(1 toa.
Weot 1940 Csstera Oregoa, flae
msd, 23 H 37 He lb.; creesbred. SO-SO He
lh.; Willamette vaJey as meath 83e lb-j
aamaa a to. I I
, Mohair 1940. 13 moatha. 40e Jb,
di .n.M a . i
- ! ixKuitim irrra, is to 1 -
Oosatry Meats Selling prices U retail-
Hops Oregon 1839, 10c) 1940
eea tracts 80s lh.: 19461 aeedless S3e
- aMsaeaato imf 1 stmst iprtea. eity e
tivary t't II khL lots I tamilv bateara.
49s, 6.78-7.85; bakers' hard wheat. Bet,
.z-a.eu: hskers blueetem. 6.10-6.50:
blended wheel flour 5.95-6 JO; son whest
8.50-5.80; graham 4Bs, 4.80; whole
waeat, ens, 0.45. . -I -
Wool In Boston
BOSTOJT, May 21 (AP1) (ClfDA)
There was very little hhaiaes beiat traas
acted la wool today oa the Boston mar
ket. Quotations were mostly steady ea
spot wools. Aa occasional1 offering was
reported being quoted slightly easier
Good Preach combing length fiat terri
tory wools la original bags were
mostly St 83 to 83 rents, separed basis.
Country-peeked three-aichtha aad smarter
blood bright fleece weole for- shipment
from the country were sjuOted mostly at
37 to 88 cents, la the grease, delivered
to asers, little demand for thessj wools
wss reported hero bat some local mills
vera reported active ia tha country.
Stocks and
Bonds
v May '31'
- STOCK AVE SAGES
Compiled by The Associated Pleas
80 15
- Indus Bails
Xet chaage . I4.5 D1.8
Tuesday 53.5 . 1 3
Frevtoaa day 58.0 14.5
Month ago. 73.0 . . 19.0
Tear ago 64.4 1 7.7
1940 high 74.3 80.5
1940 low 68.5 13.3
Kew lows. 1 .
BOVD AVEKAOES '
30 :--ie 10
Bails Iadus i Ctil
Net change D3.3 D1.0 i D2.0
Tuesday - 49.4 . 9.5 : 91.5
Previous day 61.6 10O.5 : 93.8
Month ago .. 67.9. 103.1 . 97.0
Tear ago 54.8 89.7 i 95.5
1940 low . . 49.4 99.5 91.3
1940 low 49.4 99.5 91.9
Kew lows.
Guns Are Confiscated
LONDON, May 1JP)-
swooped d o w n . on cunsmith1
shops . throughout Britain
and carried off stocks of
the latest move to meet
column", dancer.
artns
quoted
15 60
Util Stocks
1 D1.3 D2 9
! 81.1 .87.7
83.6 40.6
, 38.8 60.8
86.8 , 45.6
40.6 83.3
81.1 87.7
- 10..
Foran
D .6
37.4
88.0
.47.5
61.8
87.4
87.4
Police
's
(today
in
fifth
Tliird Spray Due
For Walnut Blight
t ta nnvr time to aDDly the
third or early postbloom spray ap
plications for tne control oi wai
nut blight to grafted Franqnette
ssii Mirrtie orchards located in
the rlrer bottoms and on the tsI-
ley floor, advises Asssltant Coun
ty Arent Robert Rieoer, wno nas
Just received ' word on mis irom
p. W. Miller, associate pathologist
at corTauis. r
Soma valley orchards, . which,
because of strain variations, may
not be quite ready to spray, and
orchards located on the hill soils
above the valley floor will not be
ready to spray until later, in tor
mar vssrs. orchards located at ele
vations ranging; from 100 to 100
feet above sea level have oeen
anywhere from' two to seven days
later than those on the valley
floor.
It Is recommended that the
aam afrenth of Bordeaux mix-
tore, namely, 3-1-50, be used for
this application as was used for
the nrehloont treatments. It Is not
necessary to use oil with the post
bloom application to reduce the
severity of leaf burn as the leaves
are largely resistant to Bordeaux
spray Injury by now.
Four States Will
.Join Conference
The Washington, Idaho, Cali
fornia and Oregon, departments
of agriculture Joint conference
for discussion 'of uniformity in
grades and standards and stan
dard containers for fruits and veg
etables will be held Friday, June
7, at Medford, Director J. D.
Mickle of the state departmf-Kt
of agriculture said today. Mickle
suritested the sesnlon. -
W. B. raraer, director of the
California department, will l-e
represented at the conference by
S. 8. Rogers, chief of the bureau
of fruit and' vegetable stands ri
sation. '
Middle Grove Club
To Can for Scliool
MIDDLE OllOVB Blxtein
members of the Amttle elub and
visitors, Mrs. ,Wlrshlng 'and Mrs.
Thelraa 8charf. were entertalnt-d
In the May meeting at the hoine
of Mrs. Mlpnie Goode, with Mrs.
Ida OUen Joint hostess. This
group voted to do canning dur
ing; the summer for the school
cafeteria. A hostess shower wag
a feature of the evening end re
freshments were served . at the
close of meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scbarf are
on a two weeks motor trip to
California. Santa Monica Is their
destination. -
Mrs. William McAnnlch wa
hostess Thursday to 18 mtmhn
of the F1delis class of the First
Baptist Sunday school. ,
Elverta Mlnton, teacher of the
advanced room fn the school for
four years, has accepted a posi
tion In the Hood River grade
school where she will have the
sixth trade and also teach iuuhIc
In sixth, ! seventh and eighth
grades. The school here rioted
Friday and the school picnic
held on Monday.
Ex -Commissioner Dies
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Grant Phegley, 3, former Mult
nomah eountr commissioner' died
Sunday.
Drop Right in and
Shake JIands With
"Ilr. neady Cash"
NO EMBARRASSING '
QUESTIONS WILL BE .
ASKED AT
STATE FIIIAIICE CO.
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POLLY AND HER PALS
That's What's Burniag Him up!
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