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Newspaper Page TextK : 1 S T PAC2 TCt 4 - - Thm OZZGOU STATESMAN. SqImo Oregon Wdniday Wonting. Dc-ar II. ISI3 20 Registered Jerseys Sent Oregon Catt'e Breeders . to Inspect - Rest - Blood lines From Islands " A shipment of 20 registered Jer erys will arrive in Salem todaj Rex Rosa, -president of the Ore son Purebred Livestock associa tion ' said s yesterday. The cattle are from - a consignment of two ears shipped west by Wallace Mac - Monniea, one of the nation's fore most Importers of registered cattle from the Jersey Islands of Madi son, NJ. MacMonles was one of three importers getting the last available shipment from the is lands. The cattle will be stationed at the Fairgrounds for the t inspec I tioa of breeders from all over, the northwest and California, who wish to bny or look. . Some buy ers are expected from as far away as Colorado, Rosa said. Approxi I mately SS per cent of the herd has , teen sold and are awaiting de ll very, he reported. .1 In charge of, the herd will be ! Warren 8parrow,r known by Jer sey breeders as one of the out standing' Jersey authorities , In America, ' Assisting Sparrow will . be Eddie Harnett, Just recently, . from the Jersey Islands, and bim- self an authority on the best Jer sey lines. "" . The arrlT-tf ft this herd Is per haps the beut news for Jersey breeders since 1939 when the Ore gon association won the National Accomplishment cup for being the state which ha made the most progress for that year In improv ing Jersey herds within Oregon. Two cars comprise this par ticular shipment said Ross, who was president of the Oregon Jer sey Cattle association In 1938 and 1939, but one carload will be spotted at Portland for exhibition and sale. The exact time of ar rival Is not knew. Stock Mfxket Has foeguiar Session Leaders Drop to Slightly Lower Level; New High Hit by Chesapeake NEW YORK, Dc. 10-P)-Buy-ers concentrated on a handful of specialties in today's stock mar ket and left many leaders strug gling at slightly lower levels. Quotations improved moderately in the final hour. The Associated Press average of 0 stocks was off .1 of a point at 44. Dealings were negligible ' most of the time and transfers of 610,095 shares compared with 632,335 yesterday. Light but persistent year-end tax selling received the principal blame for the spotty perform ance of the list. Business de velopments were more encourag ing than otherwise although even here there were thoughts ' of a nearby seasonal let-down. Fractions to a point or so were pinned on US Steel, Chrysler, US Rubber, J. I. Case, Douglas Air craft, Eastman Kodak, American Can, International Nickel, J. C. Penney, Du Pont, NY Central and International Paper common and preferred. NY Shipbuilding, American Shipbuilding and Newport News Shipbuilding turned up on fur ther prospects of big British or ders to replace ocean war cas ualties. Ahead also were Coca Cola, Alleghany Prto preferred, General Motors, Allied .Chemical, JohnsvManville and Kennecott. Chesapeake & Ohio was up at a new 1940 top. December Wheat Leads in Advance CHICAGO, .Dec. 10-fl3)-All commodity futures on the board of trade advanced today, led by the December wheat contract which closed at 904 -H. a gain of cents at the extreme over yester day's final quotation. All wheat futures finished the session at or near the day's best prices. Wheat advanced to cents over Monday's - close, December 80-. May S-. ' " , Wheat started lower partly In sympathy with an easier trend In securities but further congestion soon developed In the Decemper contracts, which at times sold al most 4 cents over May. This ln lueaced sufficient buying of the deferred deliveries to. result in a fair advance. - '. "Strictly Private' By Quinh Hall n-lf" Vdtrr UP TO LET tJ25' K- lit WTA" 1 WiDU,l' a CA1AP rt.-aa jtjctu 9maL (hag) ,ruuv fftiv ot' iwn ou ttrCSdu too Attvct, 9 &W&u ?STJLLrrvut fhtt, Quotations NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-(JPy-Today's closing Quotations: Al Chem & Dye..l69 American Can . Allis-Chalmers Amer Car A Fdy Am Rad Std San Am Smelt A Ret Bastman Kodak 136 87 El Power & LU 3 34 General Electric 29 General Foods 6 H" General Motors 45 Goodrich Am Tel & Tel 170 hi Goodyear Tire- Am Tobacco B Aviation Corp Am Water Wks Am Zinc L. & S.. Anaconda Armour 111 Atchison Bald Loco Bendix Aviation 69 Great Northern- 4Ts Greyhound - 6 Illinois Central- 7 Insp Copper 27 Int Harvester 4 Int Nickel Can- 16 Int P ft Pulp . 17 Int Tel A Tel 3 3 Johns Manvllle- Bethlehem Steel .87 Kennecott Boeing Airplane 18 Libbey-O-Ford - Borden 18 Lockheed Borge Warner 20Loew's Calif Packing .... 19 Monty Ward Callahan Z-L ..- 1 Nash Kelvinator 6 National Biscuit 13 Natl Dairy Prod 3 National Dlst 48 National Lead - 27 NY Central 43 N Am Aviation 76 North Amer Co.. 4 Northern Pacific 10 Ohio Oil 24 Otis Steel 21 Pac Gas & Elec- 5 Pac Tel & Tel- Calumet Hec Canada Dry Canadian Pacific Caterpil Tractor Celanese Ches & Ohio Chrysler Col Gas Sc EJec. Com'l Solvents Consol Aircraft.. Consol Edison .. Consol Oil Contl Can Corn Products .. Crown Zellerb'h Curtlss Wright .. Douglas Mrcraft Du Pont 37 Packard Motor -40 Pan-Am Airways 15 Param 8 J C Penney 78 Penna RR ... 16 2 Phelps Dodgs 33 34 49 13 18 26 11 7 12 B4 24 69 2 60 35 44 30 30 37 4 18 13 23 17 13 17 16 6 7 10 27 123 3 16 10 89 22 33 PhOlips Petrol -Proctor & Gamb Pub Service NJ- Pullman Radio Rayonier Pfd Republic Steel .Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck Shell Union Socony Vacuum Sou Cat Edison Southern Pacific S perry Corp Standard Brands Standard Oil Cal Standard Oil In Standard Oil NJ Stone Webster - Studebajcer Sunshine Mining Texas Corp 38 Union Carbide - 71 Union Oil Calif- 12 Union Pacific 77 United Airlines- 16 United Aircraft- 42 United Corp 1 United Drug 4 United Fruit 69 US Rubber 23 US Rubber Pfd- 87 US Steel 69 Vanadium 33 Warner Pict 3 Western Union - 20 Westing Elec 104 Woolworth . 82 40 56 28 26 S 29 22 8 42 77 11 8 26 7 40 6 17 26 33 7 7 8 Quotations at Portland PORTLAND, Ore., Doe. 10. AP) Produce exchange: Batter Extr 34 He; standards 84c; prime firita 83e;- lirtti 30c Batterfat First quality, maximum . f 1 per cent acidity, delivered Portland, 35H-88e lb.; premium quality (aaximnm of .35 of 1 per cent acidity), 87V-38e lb.; talley routes and country points 2 less, or 8Se; second quality 2c under first, or S4-35e. , Ea-as Portland Produce Exchange Buying prices: Large extras 27; large standards, zae; sneaium extras zoc; me dium standards, 23e; small extras, 21c; small standards 17c. Cheese Selling price to Portland re tailers: Tillamook triplets 21c lb.; lost 22e lb. Triplets to wholesalers 19e lb.; loaf, 20e lb., f.o.b. Tillamook. Portland Produce Sue Film Actor 0 IORTX.AND. Ore., Dec. 10. (AP) Country meats Selling prica to retailers: Country killed hogs, best butchers, 125 140 lbs., ttUe; Tealera, fancy 13H-le; light-thin, 9-12e; heaTy 9 lie; lambs, spring, 10- 14c; owes, 5-8c; good cut ter cows; 8V4-9o; eanner cows, 7 -8c; bulls, lOtt-lle, Live poultry Baying prices: No. 1 grade) Leghorn broilers, l-2 lbs., 14c; fryers under S lbs., 14c;. fryers, 2H to 4 ibs , 14c; roasters over 4 lbs., 15e; Leghorn hens over 3 hi lbs., 12e; Leghorn hens under lbs., 10c; colored hens over & lbs, 14e; colored hens 4 to 6 lbs., 15c Old roosters Se lb. Dressed turkeys Buying prices: New crop hens 31c; toma, 15-16c lb. Dressed turkeys Nominal selling prices: Hens, 23e: tome, 1718c lb.; new crop torn, it-it hc. Onions Oregon Danvers 1.00-1.10: Potatoes Desehutei, No. 1. 1.10-1.20; Takiaa, 1.10-1.15 cwt.; Klamath 1.15- 1.25 cental. Takimas 9Ce. t.15-1.35; Deschutes, No. 1. 1.10-1.20. Hay Selling price to retailers: Alfal fa -No. 1, 14.25 ten; oat-vetch 10.00 ton; clover 10.00 ton; Timothy, eastern Ore fon 17.00 ton; valley Timothy 14.00-' 15.00 ton. Portland. la Wool 1940 eastern Oregea range 80- SB; crossbred, S4-soc; vU!smette valley 13 months. 84-85c Doamtie flour Selling priee, city de llTery, 1 to 35 bbl. lots: Family patents, 49s. 8.00-4 Mt aahera' hard wheat net 4.4aS.0; bakers' bluestem 5.20-5.50; bltaded hard wheat flour 5.50-5.60; soft wheat 4.76-4.75: graham 49s, 4.90; whole wheat 49s, 4.45 bbl. Mohair 1940, 13 months 80c lb. Cascara 1940 peel 8e lb. Hope Oregon 1940, seedless, 80c lb.; need, 22-5e lb. ' lira. Cotlnson and dan its te - CIstcra of the late IJlyaa Tash ' rrtan, ecrecn actress, Mrs. Jenni r.-tir :.i cf New Tork (shown with caug-hter, glaases) and lira, IlattU Blumcnson of San. Fran--cco, , are suing: ' Edmund . Lowe," screen p layer and the late actress husband to ' recover;1 $121,75? worth cf fura and Jewelry. "Hie' suit la beinz heard in New Tork. Portland Grain PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 10. (AP) Wheat: , Opea High Low Close December 75 H 75H 75H 75 H Casa Grain t Oats, No. I. 88 lb. white, 35.00. Barley. No. 2, 45-lh. BW, 84.60. Ko, 1 flax 1.S3. ' Cash Wheat (Bld)r Soft whiu T4; western white 74; white elab 75; west ern red 75. Hard red winter: ordinary 75; 11 per cent 78; 13 per rent 83; 18 per coot 84; 14 per cent 86. Hard white Baart: 13-per cent 80 ; 18 per coat 83H. . . Today's Car Kacaipta: Wheat 24 ; floor 4; cars 1; ests 4 ... Portland LiTeslock PORTLAND, Ore, Dee. 10. (AP) (U8DA) Hogar Salable 45w; total 10O; market fairly aetiva. - r - - , Banrowt and tj.': - '" ."''; da good ch, 140-160 lbsl .25 6.85 da good eh, 160-180 lbs ' .75(, S.40 do good ck, 180-300 Iha. S.00 S.40 do geed-ch, 390-320 lbs- 5.75 S.4 do good ch, 330-340 laa.4 S.S5 a.13 do good-ch; 340-370 lbs - S.354 6.75 Feeder piga, ; gwd choie,70-120 rbaJl- 4.00 4.60 Cattle: Salable and total 10; calves, salable S3 ; total 50 ; market about steady Steers, gd, 900-1100 lbs $10.006t 10.84 do steel. 750-11 CO a.504i 10.00 - - do eommen, 750 I100 . t.OOfei 8.60 Heifers, gd, 75O-00 8.738 9.00 do mod. 5O0 90O . . 7.00 O 8,75 do em, 60O-900 ,L .,. 6.75 7.00 Cows, gd, all weights . S.S0fr 7.2-1 . do -MO, all weights- ; 4-75tr S.50 da cat-corn, all weirhta. 3.75fcf 4.74 de caaaer. -all weigbu - -8.00 8.73 Bulls (ylga xeld.).boef, -good, ail weight . a.13 O 7.23 do sausage, gd, all wta 6.50 7.00 do medium, all 6.00 & 6.50 do cut-corn, all wts 4.30 6.00 Veslers, gd ch, all wts. 9.00 9.50 do eom-med, all wts. 6.00 9.00 do culls, all wts. 4.00 6.00 Sheep: Salable and total 100; mar ket very slow. Lambs, gd-ch, 8.25 8.70 do medium and good 7.75 8.25 do common - 6.75 ti) 7.50 8.75 4.50 8.000 8.76 Ewes t shorn), good-choice-do common and medium- Wool in Kofiton BOSTON, Dee. 10 (AP) (TJSDA) Actual business on wool was very light in the Boston market today. waiting attitude prevailed quite generally pendiag the award of contracts on the new gov ernment orders for which bids were op ened last week, lfany options ware tak en on fine wools In anticipation of awards of a portion of the bow government or ders. Few inquiries were being received for wool to be ased for civilian purposes. Stocks and Bonds December 10 STOCK AVKKIOXI Compiled by The Associated Press so is Indus Rails Net change D .1 D .3 Tuesday 62.9 16.1 Previous day. 63.0 16.3 Month ago 66.0 17 J Tear age 71.8 19.9 1940 high 74.3 30.5 1940 low - 63.8 1S.C 15 TJtil TJaeh 84.7 84.7 86.5 89.1 40.6 80.9 60 Stocks D .1 44.0 44.1 45.4 50.3 53.3 87.0 BOHD AVERAGES 20 10 10 10 Bails Indus TJtil Forga Iet change A .1 Uneh A .3 A .1 Tuesdsy . - 60.3 105 6 100.4 88.0 Previous dsy 60.3 105.6 100.3 ' 87.9 Month ago 60 6 105.0 100.0 88.6 Tear ago 67.9 101.4 95.8 48.5 1940 high 61.2 105.9 100.7 68.5 1940 low 48.8 98.9 90.8 85.1 Swecrle News SWEGLE The gasoline station and grocery store at the corner of Garden road and East Turner road is under new management Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Francisco from Springfield, III., are the new own ers. Mr. and Mrs. Bannister hare taken a cottage orer on the coast as Barmister ia not well and will Just rest for a few months. Mr. and Mrs. Clande Wilson are moTing this week from the Zohel property on East Turner road. The 4H club cooking class has plana for eandy sales at the school this .winter, and had their first one last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bottorft returned Saturday from their trip to Los Angeles. . . Goe Bwlngle recelred her final citizenship papers this past week. She came with her narmti tmm Canada, .- . . -- "The epidemic of colds la not bad in the school at this time as just a few are absent. . Mr; and Mrs. Menno Dalke at tended a missionary aala in Dal las, Friday night. - WALNUTS. - FILBERTS and NUT MEATS - - - Cash oa ' DeUvery-, - ILCLCZTEn Packing Company ' dOO N. Froat Ph. 7633 Triple A Series SetiorCoiinly Salem Market Quotations i To C3ioose Committmen at Commnnity Blectings; : Program Outlined Farmers of Marlon county will hold a series of triple-A election meeting next week. Fanner committeemen will be elected for each community according to In formation from the office of Robert E. Rleder, acting county agent. Also, farmers will hear a dis cussion of the 1941 farm program for the first time. Important features such as the lime and phosphate grants program and the seed purchase program will be ex plained. . Schedule for community elec tions: Monday, December ,16, Ger ais, V0 p. m., Gerrala school; Woodbnrn, 1:S0 p. m., city hall; Tuesday, December 1, Turner, 1:80 p. m., high school auditor ium; 8tayton, 1:S0 p. m., 'city hall; Wednesday, December 18, Ut. Angel, 1:80 p. city hall; St. Paul,' 1:80 p. m., city hall; Thursday, December 19, North Silrerton, 1:80 p. m., Sllrerton armory; South Silrerton, 1:80 p. m., Silrerton armory; Friday, De cember 20, Jefferson, 1:80 p. m., city hall; Saturday, December 21, Howell Prairie, 1:80 p. m.. Cent ral Howell school; Salem, 1:80 p. m.. Bethel school. Tha prieeaew aappUed by a loeal grocer are ladiaative mi the daily xaarket n rices paid to growora fcT Baleaa bwyers bat are ae gaaraatood by Thai 8 ts tea- Beets, dea. TEotrrAaxas Brass el sproata Cabbaca. .b Carrots Carreta. balk, oraaga boa , uaaiutower , i Celery, white ,, ,, - Calory, graaa Celery hearts, do. , Garlic, lb. Iattnea. '" Unions, 60 Iba Oaioaa, boiUag, 19 Iha- Oaleaa, grooa. ary . Parsnips, bulk, oraage boa Potatoes. 100 lba New 1 60 Iba, Na. Radishes, do. Rutabagas, hulk, orange box Rnlnaeh. boa Turnips, doa. AO Lee - .30 .7 1.80 1.8 S X.60 .75 .30 9.60 1.10 .11 35 1.60 1.80 : .46 .80 LOO .7 .40 1.00 Turnina. bulk, raaca boa eXAXH, BAT AJTD IXEOt Wheat. No. L. reeleanod. ba. .75 Oate, No. 1 31.00 to 33 00 Peed barley. 4oa 33.QQ Clover hay. too , . t oo Alfalfa bay, to 13 to 14 00 Egg mash. wa. l grsae, 90 id. peg a iv Dairy feed. 60 lb. bag 1 85 Rm aeratch food - 1.90 Cracked rem . , , .,- 1-85 ZOOS AJTD POTJX.TXT rsnvlna Prieaa ef liiiiiis'il AmJ, A Urn. .37 Grade A aaodiaat. do .34 Grade o large, do i . .. Pallets, doa .17 Caland brae At Colored fire , . J 3 White Leghorn, heavy .oa aa . Whit a Ldchora try , , .18 Old roosters . , .05 (Baying Prlcos of Maxloa Crtsry Grade A largo, doa. ' , .37 3r A medium, dos .34 Grade B Urge, dos, ... .33 miieta, do. , . teharn hens .08 .to .09 Calarad frvera .18 Colored keaa . -18 Batterfat, No. 1, 96c N. X S4c prem lvna S7c A trado prtat 87He B gTd 88 Me; qurtcra S8H. 194 Bora -Baylag rrka) XXVXSTOCX IBarlac arisaa (or Ha I stock. roaditieaa and aalea reported ay to 1940 apriag Uatba tearUag laaiba 9.00 ta Ewea 8.00 u Hogs, top, 180-330 lba Bowa " Boef Bulla J Helfara Dairy type Uve veal Dree ssd veal. lb. S.75 to "ii "ti 6.50 to 4.35 U P.a S.15 9.60 9 60 S.35 4.35 S.OO 35 S.60 S.OO S.OO J3 Oakland Turkey Show, Under Way ROSEBURG, Dec lOH-PW urg ing of the more than 1200 tur keys entered in the annual north western turkey show at Oakland got under way today. Attendance was confined large ly to exhibitors. The main pro gram begins tomorrow with a tur key dressing contest, reception for exhibitors, visitors and association members and a dance. E. G. Young, manager of the show, . expressed satisfaction at the number of exhibitors, pointing out it represented an increase for the 12 th consecutlTe year. Hayesville meiir Sew for Hospital HAYESVUXB Mra. Vernon Clark, assisted by Mrs. Ronald Hall, entertained tha ; Hayesrllle Woman's club at her home in Park Lan Thursday afternoon. Members hemmed and embroi dered tray napkins and staffed cloth toys " to be giren tha Dea coness hospital. 5 Mrs. Robin Day. spoke on the needs f tha Red Cross.: and also distributed dresses to bo stitched and returned to Red Cross bead Quarters. Some knitting pieces were also giren out. : - - Mrs. T. A. Lewis and Mrs. E. I.' Moor gare a humorous skit en titled 'Father's Bine Pants.? Special snesta were Mrs. Ver non Meyers. Mrs.' A. I. Lendbeck and Mra. A. A. Lore. ' The next meeting will be the annual Christmas luncheon to bfc held at the Quell ; December 19 at 12: IS o'clock. Members are to notify Mrs. J. W. Pentney or Mrs. Frank ' Marshall for reser rationa. - ; U if I It ft s 141 i 1 1 1 lilt i r i lilt fill 9 9 119 fill l For G-iisbnas Gill Shopping! O " Note Loans O Furniture Loans O Auto Loans Liberal. ErhsnsioBS to Caso of Sickness ca Unemployment & S to tie Salem's Home-Owned Finance Company (CHTT.DS r 344 SXi K I 1 & MTT.T.rTR OFFiaO Uc S-216 M-22 e F S231 THE QUINTS' CHRISTMAS BY BHA1IDOII WALSH - J EZJ'rv"r SSS ARS LETTERS UP 1 fNOYK)Oeti1UEYWEREt - , :-'V-:l SS?WIX 1 r " TROM LITTLE CMLDtZEN, OH, AC YM-WUR KTSF tI JlEs) POLLY AND HER PALS Coasolcrdon Bexjins at Home! By CLIFF STEBXT VUW SEEMS f I AM I PLANNED ON I I f GOOD (SOL DERN IT.' wEU-A 60RTA a V 8UVING A SOWN I TM GLAD VER RA PUT HIS J f AJ- X NET UR J I ( A TCOAV ANDNOvV f KXJT DOWN I'D A -f V. CAN SAV J f I WiSw "O wEAVBni VOU MAD- EECAjSE POU.V GOueH-TT VESTERDAV MICE-Y MOUSE Doublo Foaturo By WALT DISNEY U GO KMCAX, MR.BCtKUi J ...iU- HIM -IU r H..L m. Sn '- 1 I CUT CJUT -jTsn - A : J I . BREAK. IT-, ' XZtL l(9fl4 V THAT ?f ' P& "S H W M B- -- S BUT -x TWO FILM SI TH Fl KT, WOW. J?Z ACVCi-E OF KCPCATCD t IT 1 ) ?( MAS MAOC TO THE OOfOyTf Siji f2slxr LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY With th WoU at th. 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