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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT 'Tli OREGON STATESMAIf. Salem. Oregon, Weeeday Morning. Dtctmbtri. IS 43 ComlsTeak In Grain Pit 5Hieat Futures Have Dull Session; Canadian Blarket Hits Top '"CHICAGO. Dec. J-(V-Wek. ft ess of corn. lack of demand and Absence of constructive news de velopments combined today to tarn the wheat futures market Into a dull session with closing price near the low points of the Wheat finished the day an chanced to cent lower than the - previous close, December M-tt. May S-S7. Trading was at an extremely low pace. December wheat at one - time touched 90 or cents sbove Monday's final price, bat could not hold the ad vance. Elevator interests were reported moderate buyers of the nearby future against sales of May wheat at around lk cents dif ference. A slightly improved demand for flour was reported from the . southwest but It failed to enliven mill demand for wheat in public elevators. The visible supply of Canadian wheat last week totaled 463.809, 00 bushels, an all time high, compared with 458,139,000 on No vember 22, or an Increase of 5, S70.000 during the corresponding week a year ago, the total de creased 10,014,000 bushels. Over seas shipments of Canadian wheat, excluding flour, for the week end ed November 28 were 1,016,000 bushels, compared with 3,580.000 for the previous week and with 5,337,000 for the same week a year ago. Silo,' Robot Man Will Appear Here According to Lloyd Jones, man ager of Good Housekeeping, Inc., electrical appliance stor, 4 53 Court street, "Silo," the Zenith robot man will appear at all Zenith deal ers stores in Salem all day tomor row. "Silo" moves, walks, responds to ' instructions, demonstrates radios, turns them off and on, changes stations, yet never speaks or alters facial expression. He re mains perfectly motionless for minutes at a time and can stand with arm outstretched for periods believed beyond human endur ance. Watchers have reported seeing a fly alight" in the corner of "Silo's" eye and remain there without causing a single change in his set visage. "Silo" shows human Intelligence, yet has all the characteristics of a robot. Webert Appointed On Selectee' Board URORA Louis Webert has been appointed and has qualified as an associate member of the local advisory board for the reg istrant selective service system. The appointment was made by Marlon county local board No. 2, Ray J.Glatt, chairman; Rodney Alden, legal advisor. Perrydale News PERRYDALE Jonnie Wood, small son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wood, near Amity, is in a Mc Mlnnville hospital with a broken leg received when a door fell on him while he was playing in an old building that was being torn down at his home. He is a grand son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mole naar. Is 111 at Sister's Omar Carson of Los Angeles Is ill in bed at the home of his sister, Mrs. Martha Kurtz. Carson came to visit relatives here and lust before he was to leave for his home, he became ill and was In a MeMinnville hospital for sev eral days before being brought to his Bister's home. Signs Placed Monday men placed stop signs on each of the four corners of the roads leading Into Perrydale. Due. to a bad accident they felt It necessary to put up the four Instead of leaving the highway open. Has Treatment Mr. and Mrs. Jake DeJong went to Portland last Thursday where Mrs. DeJong Is taking treatment for her eyes. Mumps Reported Mumps have broken out In school here. Attend Game Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Houk and daughters, Marie and Peggy, at tended the football game in Cor Tallls Saturday. Club Meets The pinochle club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Kurts Saturday for covered dish supper. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Phil Meeker and Mr. and Mrs. Vie Nixon of Amity and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mitchell. Attend Business Orville Kurts and Felix Come gys were In Albany on business Saturday. Wedding Trip Over Mr. and Mrs. Mark O'Dell re turned Sunday from their honey moon In Reno. They are at the Andrew Campbell home. Program Talked The high school student body net - Monday to make arrange ments for the Christmas program. The community club and school cooperate In this event making It much easier for both; Visit Portland Mr. and Mrs. John ' Molenaar and Mrs.? C. Tan Staavern and Jeanette spent Monday In - Port land on business. - .: : . . ; WANTED r WALNUTS, FILBERTS and NUT MEATS -. Cash on Delivery - : n.-nLOnFEffl . Packing Company - j . 4 CO N. Front Ph. T6S3 "Strictly Private" By Quinn Hall KM U f U.S.ASMY CAMP MX S'jtru qjbiJ $ tpb ifu thus tfms c&yfv IiamU t -fat -fJUmctJ fs. m. omoSL uay Motuv &nv Closing Quotations NEW YORK. Dec. 1-JP)- Today's Allied Ch Sl Dye 168V4 El P A L 4 Am Can 87 Vt Gen Elec 33 Allis-Chal 34 Gen Foods 34 Am Car A Fdy.. 284 Gen Mot 4 Am Rd St Sn .... 7 Goodrich 14 Am Roll Mills 15V Goody r Tire 17 Am Smelt A Rf.. 45 Gt Nor 36 Am T T 166 Greyhound 10 Am Tob B 70 4 111 Cent 7 Aviat Corp 4 Insp Cop 12 Am Wat Wki 7 Int Harvest 64 Am Z L A S 7 Int Nick Can 23 Anaconda 17 14 Int P P 69 Arm 111 5 Int TAT 1 Atchison 16 Johns Manville ..61 closing Quotations: Phelps Dodge 33 Phillips Pet 39 Proct A Gam 554 Pub Serv NJ . 29 Pullman 26 Radio 4 Rayon ler -17 V Payonler Pf 28 Repub Steel 22 Richfield Oil 9 Safeway Stores 4 4 Sears Roeb 75 Bald Logo Bendix Aria Bethl Steel Boeing Alrp Borden Borg Warn Calif Pack Callahan Z-L .... Calumet Hec .... Canad Dry Canad Pac Caterpil Tract .. Celanese Chesap & Oh 16 32 85 17 20 Kennecott 34 Lib-O-Ford .. Lockheed Loew's Long-Bell A 20 Montg Ward .. 19 Nash KeJy 1 Nat Bisc 6 Nat Dairy Pr 13 Nat DIst 3 Nat Lead 1 8 48 N Y Central 13 27 N Am Aviat 17 42 N Am Co 16 43 30 31 3 37 5 17 13 23 Chrysler 76 Col G & E Com Solv .. Consol Ed Consol Oil Cont Can .. Corn Prod Crown Zell Curtiss Wr 4 10 22 5 37 42 15 8 Du Pont 156 Eastman Kod ....143 Na Pac 6 Ohio Oil 6 Otis Steel 10 Pac Am Fish 8 Pac G & El 27 Pac TAT 120 Packard Mot 3 Pan-Am Air 16 Pa ram 10 J C Penney 8 8 Penna RR 21 Shell Un 10 Soc Vac 8 So Cal Ed 26 Sou Pac 8 Sperry Corp 41 Stand Brands .. 6 Stand Oil Cal .... 17 Stand Oil In 26 Stand Oil NJ .... 33 Stone Web 7 Studebaker 7 Sunshine Min .. 8 Texas Corp 38 Trans-Amer 4 Un Carbide 72 Un Oil Cal 13 Un Pac 78 United Airlines .. 16 United Aircraft 42 United Corp 1 United Drug 4 US Rub 23 US Steel 67 Vanadium 33 Warner Pic 3 Western Un .... 20 Westingh Elec ..104 Wool worth 32 Quotations at Portland PORTLAND, Ore, Dee. 8. (AP) Produce Jirhmnfe: Butter Extra asvfce; standards 33e; prim firsts 32 Vic; firsts 80c. Butterfat Firt quality, maximum .6 of t per tent acidity, delivered Portland, 35 35 He ib. ; premium quality (maximum of .36 of 1 per cent acidity), 38-36 He; Taller routes and country points 2 less. or 33 He: second quality 2e under first. or J3-3iVic Ecga Portland Produce Exchange Bay me pru es: Large extras 29c: large standards, 25c; medium extras 26c- me dium standard. 23c; small extras, 21c; small standarda 17e. Cheese Selling price to Portland re tailer: Tillamook triplets 21c lb.; loaf 22e lb. Triplet to wholesaler 17c lb.; leaf. 17 Vic lb., f o b. Tillamook. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore, Dec. 3 (AP) Country soeata gelling price to retailers: Country killed hog, best butchers, 125 150 lbs.. 8V-c; realers. fancy 13V-14c; light-thin. -12e; heaTy 8 He; lambs, spring. 15-15 c; ewe. 6-8c; good cut ter cows, 8H-9c; canner cows, 8 9c; bulls 10H 11c. Lit ptultry Buying prices: No. 1 grade Legtorn broilers. 1H 2 lbs , 15c; fryers inder S lbs., 15c; fryers, 2 Vk to 4 ibs., 14c; roasters over 4 lbs. 15c; Leghorn hens over 3 lbs., 12r; Leghorn hen under S lbs.. 10c; colored hen over 5 lbs, 14c; colored hen 4 to 5 lbs., lSe. Old roosters 5c lb. Dressed turkeys Buying prices: New crop hens 1819c; toms, lVi 15c. Dressed turkey Nominal selling price: Hens, 21-22c: toms, 1017c lb.; new crop toms, 16V17c. Onions Oregon Ianvers 1.00-1.10; Yaint 80-85e. 1.15 1.25; Deschutes, No. 1. 1.10-1.20. Hay Selling price to retailer: Alfal fa No. 1. 15.25 ton: oat-vetch 10.00 ton; cloeer 10. OO ton; Timothy, eastern Ore gon 17.00 ton; valley Timothy 14.00 15.00 ton. Portland. Wool 1M0 eastern Oregon range 80 SSe; crossbred. 34 35c; Willamette valley 13 saoaths, 34 85e. Domestic flour Selling price, city de livery, 1 to 35 bbl. lots: Family patents, 40s, 6.00-6 80; baker' hard wheat net 4.60-5.70; bakers' bluestem 5.20-5.50; blended hard wheat flour 5.50-5 60: soft wheat 4.70-4.75; graham 49, 4.90; whole wheat ( 49a, 4.4 5 bbl. Mohair 1940. 12 months SOc lb. Caacara 1940 peel 8c Ib. Portland Grain PORTLAND. Ore., Dee. 3. (AP) Wheat: Opea High Low Cloae December 76 76 76 78 Cash Grain: Oats. No. 9. 38-lb. white. 26.00. Barley. No. 2, 45 lb. BW, 25 00. Xe. 1 flax 1.58. Caah Wheat (Bid): Soft whit 74H; western white 74: white club 75H; western red 75 . Hard red winter: or dinary 75; 11 per re it 76; 12 per cent 82; 18 per cent 84; 14 per cent 86. Hard white-Baa rt : 12 per eent 81; II per cent 88. Today's Car Receipts: Wheat 12; bar ley 2; flour 10; corn t; oats 1; mill feed 8. Portland Livestock Ore.. Dee. 8. (AP) Salable 400, total 450; PORTLAND. (C8DA) Hes market slew. Barrows and gilts, do goed-ch, 140-160 lba$ do geed-ch, 16O-180 lb do geed-ch, 1S0-20O Ike do geed-ch, JOO 210 lba do geed-ch, 220-240 Un do geed-ch, 140-370 lbs feeder Bigs, goed theice, 70 116 1W Cattle: Salable sad total 35: market err ale v. Eteere, gd, SOO-llOO lbe J10.004310.3S do saeel. 750-1100 -, .,. ,7 S.500 10.00 saoa, T50-11004 .80J 8.50 rise t oo 8.75 S . 40 e.ood s.4o 5.75 S S.40 8.65 S 8 25 .SO a 9.75 TIQ 4.50 100,; calves VMHED i ' I WALNUTS and I WJIT-NTTT MEATS exanawsfj j was- n ay-enaswa e Br Eclley Farqdnr Co. Froat e Norway Sts Beuesa Heifer, gd, 750-900 do med, 500-900 do com, 500-900 Cows, gd, all weights - do med, all weight do rut com, all weight.... do canner, all weight Bull (ylr. exclud.). beef, good, all weights do saasage, gd, all wis .. do medium, all wts do cut com, all wt Vealera, gd-ch, all wta do com med, all wts, do culls, all wt Sheep: Salable and tot rholce lamb steJy. Spring lambs, gd-eh do medium and good ...... do common Ewe (shorn), good-choice do common and medium . 8.75 9.00 7.00 8.75 6.000 7.00 . 6.50 7 25 5.00$ 6.30 8.75(5 5.00 2.75 8.75 6.75 7.25 6.500 7.00 . 6.00(3 6.50 4.50 6.00 -10.00 10.60 7.00010.00 4.500 7.00 al 100; good- .8 8.500 8.76 , 7.750 8.25 . 6.75 7.50 , 8.750 4.50 . 8.000 8.75 Wool in Boston BOSTON, Dec 8 (AP) (C8DA) A waiting attitude prevailed qnite generally in the Boston wool market today, few users vs inquiring for domestic wools. Quotations on domestic wools were un changed from last week, bat they were Hrgely nominal because of the lack of de mand. Inqoiriea were received occasion ally for the finer grades of South Amer ican wools, but actual trading was very slot, and prices were not showing any change. Oregon Man Wins, Wheat CHICAGO, Dec. l-jP)-Second place for a spring; wheat exhibit from regions one and six went to James B. Adams, Moro, Ore., to day at the 41st International Livestock Exposition's (rain show. Stocks and Bonds December 8 STOCK AVERAGES Compiled by The Associated Pre 80 15 15 60 Indnat Rails Util Stocks Net change D .1 D .1 Cach AJaek Tuesday 63 16.1 84.5 ' 49.0 Previous day. 63.1 16 3 84.5 44.0 Month ago 65.0 17.8 87.3 46.0 Tear ago . 71.8 30.8 89.1 50.4 1940 nigh . 74 3 20.5 40 6 53.3 1940 lew 52.8 18.0 SO. 9 17.0 BOXD AVZEAOBS so io io ie Rails Indust TJtil Toreifa Net change A .1 D .1 A .1 A .1 Tuesday 50 6 105 8 100.0 87.6 Previous day. 59.8 105 9 99 9 87.7 Month ago 60.0 104.7 99.6 88.1 Tear ago 58.4 101.8 - 95.9 48.7 1940 high 81.3 105 9 100.7 58.1 1940 low 48.S 98.9 90.8 35.1 1 V Tt 'I :7 1 f0 ii i? T. T. Lam, W. XX O. Caa. M. D. Herbal remedies for ailments of stomach. llTer, kldnejs, skins blood, (land and arlnay system of men and women. 22 years In serrieex Naturopathic Physicians. Ask your neighbors abont CHAN LAM. e : on. cnmi laii ObinsM Mexllcla Co. 341 Worts liberty ffMtalrs fortUaS Geaeral KlectrU Os. Offtoa epaa Tuesday sad Saturday oaJy IS a-xa, to 1 aoa.; 6 to T p.nv Oonauitatle. Blood preaenro ' avad wxxaf fata are free of amxgo, Selective Stocks Show Slight Rise General Run Drift Into Lower Bracket; Steels Are Among Losers NEW YORK, Dee. S-F-Selee- tlre lmproTcment was to be seen in today's stock market but the general ran of leaders drifted into sUghttly lower territory. Lack of any real selling pres sure, noweTer, was evident throughout and dealings were the slowest for a full session In about six weeks. The Associated Press arersgs of f 0 issues was unchanged at 44. A month ago the composite stood at 4 and a year ago at S0.4. Transfers totaled 449.200 shares compared with 478,380 yesterday. Helping several shares to emerge the modest advances was a string of extra, special and regular dividends. Allied Chemi cal retained a point advance when directors announced a 8 2 extra. Total payments of the company, though, have aggregated $8 this year against $9 in 1939. In the losing division were US Steel, Bethlehem, Crucible Steel, General Motors, Chrysler, Good year, Montgomery Ward, Stand ard Oil of NJ, United Aircraft. Western Union. Consolidated Edi son, Du Pont, American Can, Ana conda, Kennecott, NY Central and Great Northern. Improvement was retained by Sears Roebuck, American Tele- Salem Market Quotations rswvtna? hreoa The orlcee below awpptfed by a local isuy - -t Ik. nV nvm MW mmnmmiw price paid to growers by Salens bay era bat are a gaarsatotd by The tutes TZOBTASXBS Apples, looao pock, bev Beet, do. Brassal sproats ,, Cabbage, ;b i . Carrots Carrota, balk, orange boa Cauliflower , Celexy, white Celery, green Celery hearta, doa. Gorlie, ib. Lettace Onieas, SO Iba. . ,, Oaieaa. boiling. 10 lba ualona, greea, ary Paranipa, balk, area go bos rota lees, imi mi, im. x 50 Iba., No. 3 Radiihca. dot. Ratabegas, balk, orange boa Hpinaea. oex Soaash. Danish, box Tnrarpa, aos. 1.00 .90 1.00 .02 .10 .78 1.95 1.S5 1.50 .65 JX0 3.35 SO .10 .35 1.50 1.80 .45 .10 1.00 .75 .05 .40 1.00 Turnip, balk, orange box . enuaxn, xajaa Wheat. No. 1, recleoaed. bo .78 Oata, No. 1 31.00 to 33.00 Feed barley, ton . 33.00 Clover hay. toa . i S.00 AUalfa bay. ton - 13 to 14.00 Egg mash. No. 1 grade, SO lb. bag 1.80 Dairy feed. 80-lb. bag 1.15 Hen scratch feed 1.90 Tracked corn . 1.95 rruia awn eolTLnv (Baying Prices of Aoareeen's) Orada A Urrc. doi. Orado A medium, dot Grade B Urge, dos Pallets, doa Colored hrna Colored frys White Leghorn, heavy Whita Let-born frys Old rooster .08 to .80 .20 .34 .17 .13 .15 .09 .13 .05 phone. North American, Loew's, Paramount. Union Carbide. Sperry, American Smelting, US Rubber and Chesapeake at Ohio. Bntterfat, No. 1, H; No. -I 82 Met prominns S5Hc ; A grade) print MHI B (Baying rricos af Harioa 0rcaairy) Grade A largo, da ,so Grade A atodiana, dos .36 Orado B large, .34 .18 Leghorn ksai .08 to .09 Colored -- .18 Colored boas .18 1940 HOPS (Bayfctg Piicos) w .80 to .34 UTSSTOOX (Baying pricea for Ho. 1 stock, coaditioaa and aolea reported op 1940 apriag lambe Tearliaf taaibs 5.00 Ewe S.00 Hogs, top, 160-320 lbe . Sows , 4.35 Beef cows - Italia Heifers Dairy typo cows Live veal. 5.75 s.oo 4.35 Dressed veal, lb. baaed on to 4 p.m.) 8.35 to 5.50 to 1.50 6.15 to 4.50 6.00 to 6.35 to S.50 to 5.00 9.50 - .11 Dayton Woman Reports Husband Is Improved DAYTON Mrs. Milese Maxwell returned Saturday morning after a week spent at LaGrande with her husband, who is in the Grand Rhonde hospital, following an ac cident in which he was reportedly shot in both legs below the knees by an elk hunter from Clackamas. She reports her husband getting along as well as can be expected. Program Given By Blind School HAZEL GREEN Aa apprecia tive audience enjoyed the pro gram .given; by jjtho state blind school at the monthly .meeting of the community club. Mrs. -Ralph Word en presided over the -business ; moetlng. The teachers,- Mrs. Alois Imper, Mrs. Basel Holbroke and Mrs. J-oren Stettler and pupils will give the Christmas program. , 9 ' It was voted to ask the School board to buy curtains for the stage and the club v will send cards of condolence Instead of flowers on death of members of the club. Putnam Champs Youth Before Club SILVERTON That youth of today is fully as well equipped with knowledge as youth of 30 or 40 years ago was the contention of Rex Putnam, state superinten dent of schools, Monday when he spoke before the Silverton Rotary club. Putnam refuted the prevailing thought of many of the older generation that schools of 20 or 30 years ago taught the pupils more than modern schools using modern day methods. Earl J. Adams, Rotary president. Intro duced the speaker. Turkey Program Is on Air CORVAIXIS. Dec. I-GD-Pro-grams from turkey shows at Me Minnville and Oakland, Ore., will be broadcast by station KOAC, Burton Hotton, director of agri cultural programs, said today. The Oakland broadcast win be' at 3 and S p. m., on December 13 and the MeMinnville broadcast will be December S from 8 to t p. .m. - .. '. -vy-.'v:-:,:. ; Bonn! W!h Old Dsbts 0b! With 0m Crttf-tt ; Money to 10 All At Low w Rates Ut Us Help You Tlj & Bcmnor of Succsss : ,1-1 Slale Finance Co. 344 State Phono 9281 Lie. S-213 M-222 THE QUINTS' CHRISTMAS BY BRANDON WALSH T7- T3 n 1 CT TP? y 1M lVEBxJNT&VLAi V,-1 '-XWSHV " CLv tLj. s ? ---vK -3'S WILL BS VeUGHTEO - WlVW-)lhu ZCL KArntiV 'r" TWE SWEfiT LITTLE . 7't -A J t -KV s . ...a.jRTfe mxo. L 'rra . ( quintuplets cah I H Hrlv-- POLLY AND H3t PALS The Lid's off the Secret! By CUFF STERBET ( OVER TO MARTHA'S GRANDMA'S. 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