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The OEIGOXl STATESMAN. Salenv Oregon. Saturday Morning. June 21, 1141
Oregon Hop
Mart Firm
' Demand Active for
Remaining 1940
Crop Supply ;
. Oregon hop markets were firm
during the past week, according
to the weekly report of the de
fpartment of agriculturre. - An ac
live demand was expressed from
dealers for The small remaining
Supplies of 1940 hops in growers'
hands, but no sales were reported
Cue to an almost entire lack of
Offerings.
Offers by dealers for this
growth were reported as ranging
irom 26c to 28 lie per pound to
growers, according to quality and
size of lots.
There were no new con
tracts covering 1941 hops re
ported written in Oregon dur
ing the period, since. both deal
ers and growers were reluct
ant to enter into commitments
at this time because of the un
certainty as to outturns. -In
the absence of actual trans
' actions, nominal values were
placed at around 27c per .pound
for reguar seeded types and about
40c per pound for seedless hops
from the 1941 crop. Now crop
prospects in Oregon are reported
. as most irregular. Trade reports
Indicate that -definite damage has
resulted already from the severe
infestation of downy mildew in
this state. However, it is not yet
possible to estimate accurately the
pamage. Some yards are heavily
infested, while the infestation is
lighter in others. Infestation is
spotted within the same yards. It
is generally believed that the ex
tent of damage can not be esti
mated until hot, dry weather is
received. Growers are still en
deavoring to combat the mildew
with approved spraying and dust
ing methods.
Washington markets also were
firm. In the Yakima valley, sale
of around 123 bales of prime
quality 1940 hops was reported
at 25c per pound net growers.
Bidding was reported ; active for
the few remaining spot hops in
growers' hands. Only one carlot
sized lot is left and only 300 bales
in all remaining in that area,
from the 1940 crop. All , older
crops with the exception of one
or two small lots of 1937 hops
i have been sold. No further acuV
ity Jn new crop contracts report
eL
Warm, dry weather last week
checked the spread of mildew but
further rains this week may in
crease ?the spread progress in
fpite of unfavorable weather. No
sales, or offers reported in the
Puyallup valley area. The new
crop is showing good growth there
although . considerable rain has
been received. Downy mildew is
reported rather serious in the
cluster yards and some is show
ing in the fuggles.
California hop markets re
mained quite firm during the
past week with light offerings
from growers and fairly active
demand from dealers and -industries.
Continued uncertainty
Radio Programs
KSLM SUNDAY 1394) Ke.
SOO Melodic Moods.
S :30 Flowing Rhythm.
tO Waltz Time.
9:30 Popular Concert.
10:00 Sunday Reveries. f
11 AO American -Lutheran Church.
12:00 Singing Strings.
12:19 News HilighU.
12:30 News.
12:45 The Song Shop.
1 .00 Young People s Church.
1 :30 Hawaiian Paradise.
V 2 :00 Military Band.
2 JO Tony Pastor's Orchestra.
2:00 Western Serenade.' t
3:30 Boys Town.
4: 00 Gypsy Orchestra.
4 :00 Gypsy Orchestra.
4:30 Symphonic Swing. -
S DO variety Hall.
C:00 Tonight's Headlines.
" 8 :13 Sacred Music.
30-MDperatic Arias.
7 -00 Russian Cathedral Choir.
7:30 String Serenade.
:00 The World Tonight.
8:15 The Qulntones.
8:30 Tango Time.
9.-00 News Tabloid. .
9:15 Rhapsody of the Reeds. ,
9:30 Back Home Hour.
10:00 Dream Time.
i -.
KALE 8 UND AY 130S Ke.
tOO TEA.
a -JO Central Church of Christ.
9:00 This Is Fort Dix.
' ,9 JO Voice of Prophecy Choir.
; 9:45-Dick Stabile Orchestra. '
10:00 News.
, 10:15 Romance of the Hi-Ways.
10 JO Canary Chorus.
10:45 F.1 Paseo Troubadors.
11.-00 TBA.
11:30 USO Program.
11:45 News.
12:00 Vaughn Monroe Orchestra. ,
12:30 Swedish Baptist Temple.
1 DO Musical Steelmakers.
130 TBA. -
2:00 Bulldog Drummond.
2:30 Jerry Sears Presents.
2:45 Cedrie Foster. Commentator.
3:00 Portland Bible Classes.
3:30 News.
. 3:45 Wythe Williams. Commentator
- v 4:00 American Forum.
4:45 Around the Clock.
8.-00 Old Fashioned Revival Hour.
. DO Nobody's Children.
6:30 For Your Information.
:45 Symphonic Strings.
Y DO Gabriel Heatter.
7:1 5 Britain Speaks.
7:30 Chicagoland Concert.
8 00 Hinson Memorial Church.
. 9:00 News.
9:15 Music for Sunday.
9 JO Virgin Islands.
9:45 Jan Savitt Orchestra.
10 DO Duke Ellington Orchestra.
10:30 News.
10:45 Little Concert
11:00 Sunday Night at Cocoanut
Grove.
. -
KOIV SUNDAY :t Ke.
8 .00 West Coast Church.
SJO Salt Lake Tabernacle.
, 9 DO Church of the Air. ,
9:30 News.
9:45 Music for Sunday.
10D0 Proudly We Hail.
10 JO News.
10:35 Meet the Music.
tW Cnkin nf Art
11-00 Columbia Symphony Orchestra
1ZJO The rause in nexreanea.
1:15 New. '
1 JO William Wallace in Recital,
1 :45 Ttme Out for Dancing. ,
2:0ft Old Sonw of the Church'
2:30 Melody Ranch. ;
2:55 Dear Mom.
3:15 News. J
SJO Christian Endeavor.
3:45 Dr. Knowledge.
4 DO Castles in the Air,
' 4:1 S Republican. -.'...-
4 30 Picnic.
4:5V Elmer Davis, News. ,
5 -i i Summer Hour. - -
.-Take It or Leavt It. .
"Strictly Private"
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- maee tr awt got mm to 00 wm urn
rxrXHsc m personal traisE is.
mOA TOO, SOMETIMES.-
- . Vooic son
W WOTD CONMCV
SbMB FRENCH
iisnop. afcuno.
Salem Market
(Baying Prices)
tu. .riM. k.ima iinnf1n Irv A lo
cal grocer ara Indicative of tha daily
market prices paid to grower by Sa
lem buyers but art not guaranteed by
Tha Statesman t v
VtRETlRLItt
Beets, bunch, doz.
. .30
. .01 S
, JS
. 1.23
. a.75
. 1.30
. 2.50
. JO
. 1.65
. .60
. .09
. 30
. 3.00
. i 00
. 0
. .40
Cabbage, ID.
Carrots
Cauliflower, crate
Celery, green
juetuice, o
Oniona, SO lbs.
Onions, green -
potatoes, iuu ids. no. 1.
BO lba. No. 2
String beans .
Radishes, aoz.
Rannnrrries
Strawberries, crate
Spinach, box
Turnips, bunch, doz. .
GRAIN. HAT AMD SEEDS
Oats. No. 1
..24 00
Feed barley, ton
Clover hay, ton .
21.00 to 24.00
too
Air aua nay, ion.
12.00 to 14.00
1J3
1.80
- 2.00
Dairv feed. SO-lb. bag-
Hen scratch feed
Cracked corn
EGGS AND POULTRY
iRnvIn Prleea af Andrcien'il
Extra large white
M
.23
32
31
.21
.12
as
J7
43
.03
it
Extra large brown
Medium white .
Medium brown
Standard
PulleU ..
Paiatm hna
Colored frys
Whit Lehorn
Old roosters
Medium A
f Buy Ins Prices or Marlon creamery)
Larffe A . 3
Medium A .... .22
as to new crop outturns in the
coastal counties contributed to
the strong market tone.
The New York hop market was
quiet but firm fith prices steady
but unchanged. Buying continued
in small lots for immediate needs.
Foreign hops continued dull and
nominal. On June 18, regular 1940
stocks .were quoted to the trade
at New York at 35c-37c; seedless
nominal; and 1938 stocks at 18c
to 20c pee- pound.
United States brewers used 2,
468,129 pounds of hops and hop
extract during March, 1941.
These schedules ara supplied ay
the resoeetlve stations. Any vana
Uobs Boted by lixteaera are tve t
changes made fey the stations without
houcs te this aewspaper.
8:30 Helen Hayes.
7:00 The Crime Doctor.
, 723 News.
7 JO Answer Auction.
80 Leon J. Drews.
8:15 Lud Gluskin Orchestra.
8:30 Don't Be Personal.
9:001 Was There.
9 JO Northwest Round Table.
10 .-00 Five Star Final.
10:15 Columbia Workshop.
10:45 Defense Today.
110 Dick Aurdant Orchestra.
11:30 Conversation at the Console.
11:55 News.
KGW SUNDAY 42 Ke.
8:00 Emma Otero, Singer.
8:30-rDown South. '
9:00 Sunday Sunrise Program.
9 JO On Your Job.
10:00 Stars of Today.
10:30 Chicago Round Table.
110 Concert Petite. .
11:15 H. V. Kaltenbom.
11:30 Sammy Kaye Orchestra.
12:00 Joan Benoit, Singer.
12:15 Upton Close. Commentator.
12:30 Charles Dant's Orchestra.
1:00 Home Fires.
1:15 News.
1 :30 Stars of Today.
2:00 Catholic Hour.
2 JO Dr. I. Q. Junior.'
3:00 Professor Puzzle wit.
3:30 Band Wagon.
4.-00 Charlie McCarthy.
4:30 One Man's Family.
9.-00 Manhattan Merry-Go-Round.
' 5:30 Album of Familiar Music
8:00 Hour of Charm.
8:30 Deadline Dramas.
75 Hotel McAlpin Orchestra.
7:15 Dear John.
7:30 Reglar Fellers.
80 Walter Winchell.
8:15 The Parker Family.
8:30 Carnival.
90 Night Editor.
9:15 Armchair Cruises.
9:30 Rhumba Casino Orchestra.
100 News.
10:15 Bridge to Dreamland.
110 Bal Tabarin Cafe Orchestra.
11 JO Florentine Gardens Orchestra.
KEX 8UNDAT 1188 Ke.
8.-00 Amen Comer.
8:30 Radio City Music HalL
9:30 Matinee With Lytell. "
10:00 Hidden History.
10:15 Foreign Policy Association.
10 JO The Quiet Hour.
110 Marias African Trek.
11 JO Summer Serenade.
11:45 ShaU We Waltz.
12:00 Sunday Vespers.
12:30 Behind the Mike.
1. -00 Lost and Found Items.
1.-03 Edgewater Beach Hotel Orch.
1 JO Christian Science.
1 S5 Rhythm by Ricardo.
20 Hotel Edison Orchestra.
9 JO Frank Black Presents.
30 European News.
SJO Pearson & Allen.
3:45 NBC.
' 40 Star Spangled Theatre.
4:30 Song of the Strings.
50 American Red Cross Program.
a :ia inarie uam urcnesira.
SJO Shep Fields Orchestra.
6:45 Bui Stern Sports NewsreeL
80 Goodwill Hour.
70 Inner Sanctum Mysteries.
7 JO Treasure Trails of Song.
' 80 Musical Interlude.
85 Palace Hotel Orchestra.
8:15 Newt.
SJO Hawthorn Temple Services.
90 Network.
- 9 30 Hotel St. Francis Orchestra.
10 0 Southerns Ires. , .
10 JO Etchings in Bra.s.
11 0 Portland Police Reports.
M3 Floyd Wright. OrganUU .
11J0 War News Round-Up.
By Quinn Hall
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Quotations
Butterfat, No. 1, S7e; No.
2, 35c; premium 18 lie
A grade print 39YtC B
grade ZtHe; Quarter 40' Je.
Large. B
.22
.20
.18
.14
.12
JS
J3
.03
Medium B
Colored hens
Colored fryers
Leghorn fryers .
Leghorn Hens, over 3 lbs.
Leghorn hens, under 3'. lbs.
uia roosters
No. 2 poultry J5 less.
HOPS
(Baying Prices)
Seeded
1840
.32 to 35
M
mi
Seedless
2 seeds
,J3
3 seeds - 39
Over 3 seeds 3i
(With not more than 1 leaves, stems)
LIVESTOCK
' (Buying prices for No. 1 stock, based
on conditions and sales reported up to
pjn.)
1941 spring lambs 8.50
Ewes 13.00 to 3.50
Hogs, top, 160-220 lbs.. 10.70
Sows 8.50
Veal, top . 10.50
Dairy type cows 5.50 to 0.00
Beef cows
7 50
8.25
7.00
as
Bulls ' 7.75 to
Heifers
Dressed veal
6.00 to
WOOL AND MVHAIS
Wool
Lambs
Mohair
.40
.38
.41
Soybeans Again
High in Grain
Future Trading
CHICAGO June 20.-(i?)-Soy-
beans again set the pace in grain
futures trading Friday and with
the exception of July corn every
commodity on the board of trade
closed with net gains over Thurs
day's quotations.
Wheat, bolstered by strength in
soybeans, and a fair demand from
commission houses, chalked up
net gains of cent a bushel,
July closing at $1.00 -H and
September at $1.02
The United Kingdom was re
ported to have purchased further
moderate quantities of Canadian
wheat overnight bringing total
takings for the week to well above
5,000,000 bushels.
rWinner of FFA
Project Named
INDEPENDENCE Bill Alder-
son, junior at the Indenendence
high school, president of the local
Future Farmers of America chap
ter, had his project selected as
best by the judges this week.
It will be entered In the Wil
lamette valley district Tuesday to
compete witn other high school
students selected.
Bill's nroiect includes nna rer
istered Jersey heifer, ilO Rhode
Island Red hens. 185 Rhode is
land Red pullets, five acres of hy-
ana corn, one acre of oats and
one-half acre of kale.
Stocks and Bonds
June 20
.?mpUed by Associated Press
STOCK AVERAGES
30 IS
15 80
Util Sties
Net change D .8 b .2
D .2 D
rnuay 99.9 18.7 31.4 41
Previous , day 59.5 16.9 31.6 41
Month a M is a in
.W.W W , J,
Year ago 58.0 15.0 33.9 41
1941 high . 63.9 17.9 35.5 45
low 54.8 15.4 30.3 39
BOND AVERAGES
20
10 10 10
Indus Util Frgn
Net change Unch
Friday 64.3
Previous day 64.3
uncn uncn A
104.8 101.4 46.
104.8 101.4 45
104.4 100.9 44
100.8 94.0 37
Mornn ago - . B4.8
Year aim a
1941 high , 66 5
105.X 101.5 48
1S41 IOW . 60J
104.2 99.0 38.0
Or. V. T. Lam, N J. Dr. G. Chan, N J.
DR. CHAN LABI
Chinese Ifedktaie Co.
241 North Liberty
Upstairs Portland General Flee. Co.
Office pea Toesoay and Saturday
only 1 a. m. ta 1 p. 6 U 1 p. m.
Censuiuoon, Blood presinro and
urine testt are free of charge.
25 Tears In Basniessl .
StpckMari;;
Doivri Again
Foreign; Domestic
,News Fails to
Inspire Buying'
NEW YORK,' June 20H$VThe
stock market backed away as
speculative and investment forces
were unable to find much buying
inspiration in either the foreign
or domestic news.- -
The Associated Press average of
60 issues was off .4 of a point at
41.4, putting the composite at just
about where it started the week.
It was the biggest drop for any ses
sion since May 22. Transfers of
356,070 shares compared with
459,590 Thursday.
Prominent stocks on the down
ward drift included US Steel,
Bethlehem, Chrysler, General
Motors, Douglas Aircraft, West-
inghouse, American Can, Dow
Chemical, Allied Chemical, Un
ion Carbide, Du Pont, American
Telephone, Kennecott, US Rubber,
Santa Fe, Great Northern, Mont
gomery Ward and Standard Oil
(NJ).
Exceptions were Warren Bros!
common and preferred which went
to new tops for the year. White
Sewing Machine preferred jumped
6i.
Rains Damage
Valle
eld up haying here and has
damaged the first crop of alfalfa
some. Most of it is now in barns,
Clover hay, which was a heavy
crop, is mostly in the shock and
vetch and oat hay is ready to cut,
but farmers are waiting for the
weather to settle.
Cherry picking is on now at
the McLaughlin hop ranch with
about a one-fifth crop. Mrs. Hat-
tie J. Black is picking with about
third, of a crop compared to
ast year.
All spring grain is good with
early spring sowed barley nearly
ready to head out. The fall wheat
crop la fine this year, also the
gray oat crop.
THE LONE RANGER
POLLY AND HER PALS
MICKEY MOUSE
fJ CtT
VNE BY
ONE THE
CONTESTANTS
KVE PKOPPEU
OUT OP THE
ELIMINATION
DANCE, UNTIL
ONLY TWO
COUPLES ARE
LEFT ON THE
FLOOR!
LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY
J GEE, ZERO IT3 SO NfCEAMT
I QUIET HERE MO NOISE OR J
fa PEOPLE Qg NOTHIN yj
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v Crops
OAK POINT The rain has
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f&k (ACl NOy'XZi A f MrnMPtTWurL "t LEARMEO THE SECRET RUSH HERE IF THE 5TORY) to the lone ran
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Quotations at
Produce Exchange
nnDTT A xrr n. Iuiu M AP
Butter prints, A grade, 39c la parch
ment wrappers; 40c in cartons; B
fradt 3Sc in parchment . wrappers;
39c in cartons.
Butterfat First - quanty,- maximum
of l nrr rnt scldit. delivered Port
land. 37',i-38c lb premium quality
(maximum ot Jiou per ceni aciaiui
tan iK . vaiv vmitM and rountrv
points tc less, or 3S',ic; second quality
3 cent under first, or 35'i-36c lb.
: eggs tsuyins pnecs w pwKw
A large 25c; B large 23c; medium A.
S3c; medium B 22c Resale to retailers
4c higher for cases, cartons 5c higher.
Cheese Selling price to Portland re
tailers: - TUlamooK triplets 24c lb.;
loaf 24c ID. - iTipiets 10 wnoiesaicis
Ho u4 loaf. 22o lb, f-O-b, Tillamook.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore- June 20 (API
(USDA) Hogs: Salable 100, total 200.
Barrows and gilts .
gd-ch, 140-160 lbs..- t.85ip.85
do rd-ch. 160-180 lbs 10.50T1.20
do gd-ch. 180-200 lbsJt. 11.106110
do gd-ch, 200-220 lbs 10.75 11.20
do gd-ch. 220-240 lbs . 10.604; 11.10
do gd-ch, 240-270 lbs 10.50 10.75
do gd-ch. 270-300 lbs.- 10.25 10.50
Cattle: Salable 73. total 125: calves
salable 10. total 25.
Steers, good. 900-1100 Ibs.$ 9.73 10.75
do med. 7av-liuu id
An onmmnn. 7.SO-11O0 lbs. 7.50 (fs 8.75
Heifers, good. 750-900 lbs 9.25 10.00
do med. soo-900 ids s.uuo s.za
do com. 500-900 lbs
v.wia s.uu
7.50 8.00
6.500 7.50
8.50( 6.50
4.50 5.50
Cows, good, all wts.
do meaium, an wis
U do cut-corn, all wts..
do canner, ail wts
Bulls (yearlings excluded)
beef, good, all wts.
do sausage, gd, all wts
do sausage, med, all wts.
do cut-corn, all wts
8.750 9 23
8.50 9.15
7.50 8.50
8.250 1M
10.50 12.00
7.00 010.50
6.00 Q 7X0
Vealers, gd-ch, all wts.
do com-med. all wts
do cuu, all wts
Sheen? Salable 50. total 150. '
Ewes, (shorn) good-ch. $ 3.250 S.75
do com-med - 1.50$ 3.23
SDrine lambs, ed-ch ' 9.00
lo med-rood , 8.25 8.75
do common 7.50 8.60
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore., June 20 (AP)
Country meats Selling price to retail'
ers: Country killed hogs, best butchers.
126 to 140 lbs., 14',-15c; vealers, fancy.
1,-I7c: light-thin 13-isc; neavy is
15c; lambs, yearling 10-13c; 1941 spring
lambs, ibc: ewes, a-sc: goo a cut
ter cows, 12-12',ic; canner cows, ll-12c;
bulls. 14'i-15C
Live Doultry Buying prices: No.
grade Leghorn broilers. lVt-3 lbs., 14c;
fryers, 2,i to 4 lbs., 16c; roasters, over
4 lbs.. 17c: colored hens 18c; over 3i
lbs.. 17c: Leghorns under J' ids., n
17jc; over 3V lb-, 172c Old roosters
8c lb. -
Dressed turkeys N o m 1 n a 1 selling
S rices: Hens, 21-22C Buying prices
ens 19-20C lb.
Onions Oregon Danvers. regulars,
3.00: 2-inch and larger. 3.25. SO lb,
bag. New Calif, wax. 2.75-325 per SO
lb. bag; red. 2.50-2.75. Walla Walla 2.90.
Peas Oregon. No. 1. 4-7c lb.
Potatoes Old Deschutes No. 1. 2.10-
2.15; selected Deschutes brand 2.10-
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Portland
115; Yaklmas. 1.00-1.05 cwt.: Klamath
2.15 cenul; selected Klamath 9.19:
new Califs long white 2.23 cents: local
white. SO-IAO apple box; red. 90-1.25;
B s. 135 per 50-io. Bag.
Bay Selling price on tracks; Alfalfa
No. 1, 14.75; timothy, eastern Ore 17.00
ton; vauey timotny, 14.00: oat-vetcn.
10M ton; clover, 10.00 ton; timothy,
eastern Oregon, 17.00 ton; valley timo
thy. 14.00-15.00 ton, Portland. -
Mohair 1941, u-month, 45c n. '' -Hide-Carves.
17-17'ic: green . beef
8-8 'ic: kip 13-13','ie lb bulls 3a lb.
r wool 1M1 contracts, Oregon ranch
nominaV 31-32e lb.; 1940 eastern - Ore
gon range, 3o-32c: crossbred. 34-3Se
Willamette valley 12-rnonth. S4-38e lb.
Domestic flour Selling price, city
delivery. 1 to 23 bbL lots: family pat
ents. 49s, 7.40-8.00,88 7JO-7JO; bakers'
hard wheat net 550-8:35; blended wheat
5.70-8J5: graham. 98a. 535: whole
wheat. 88s. 5M bbl.. soft wheat. 98s,
5.75; blues tern 6.05-8.45.
Hops Oregon 1940. 22'4-24c lb.: seed
less, 34c; contract. 1941. 25-26c tt. .
Sugar Refinery-basis: Cane, 85.10;
beet S3 per 100 Ibs f.o.b. refinery.
roruana prices to retailers: cane Mi
beet S5.45 per 100 lbs.
Cascara bark 1940 peel, 9e lb.; 1941,
9c lb.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ore., June 20 AP)
futures; Open High Low Close
September ', Mli SO', 80',
Casta grain: Oats. No. 2. 3S-lb. white.
285; corn. No. 2, FY shipments, 832.50;
No. 1 flax 1.85.
Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 88'i:
soft white excluding Rex 91: white
club 911b: western red 92.' Hard red
winter: ordinary 92: 11 per cent 93 "i
is per cent sv.k: 13 per cent 1
per cent 99'i. Hard white-Baart: 12
per cent 102; 13 per cent 1.14; 14 per
cent i.i. :
Today's Car Receipts: Wheat 74;
flour 5: corn 2; oats l; miiifeed w-.-
Wool in Boston
BOSTON. June 20 (AP) (USDA)
Actual trading was slow in Boston on
greasy shorn wools. A few houses were
getting inquiries for territory wools,
but few sales were closed. Bright
fleece wools received very few in
quiries, with quotations on combing
three-eighths and one-quarter blood
grades ranging mostly 46-48 cents, in
the grease. The finer grades ot for
eign wools were receiving very little
demand, but quotations were steady,
Woolen wools suitable for making
goods on sending government con
tracts were receiving numerous in
quiries.
Berry Pickers Needed
Urgent need for 250 strawberry
pickers in the Silverton area was
anounced Friday by W. H. Baillie,
manager of the Salem office of the
state employment service.
Pickers will get 12c a carrier
and trucks will be at the em
ployment office between 7 and
7:30 a. m. to provide transporta
tion. With the peak of the har
vest at hand picking is expected
to continue until July 1.
A Deputy Outside the Law
And a Little Light In the Headl
In th Spoffiijhtl
Cf
Nice Work While You Can Get It!
TCWM S 5WELL
IF
TREATS ME
HAvlN" 'REAL
AW DECIDE WHO I
LIVE WITH
That Isn't Cricket Popeyel
Wool Displays
Krm;Undertbhe
For Week
BOSTON, June 20. -M3)-The
Commercial, bulletin said today:
"While the turn6vr in wool on
Summer street or in the west has
been negligible, .there seems .to
be a better undertone to the mar
ket,- due to inquiries concerning
supplies of . wool and - prices on
the part of those' who might be
interested to bid on the coming
government orders. Prices made
on sales this week are generally
steady.'" -.. ,:.";.-.
"In the west, the few sales re
ported .have been usually firm,
although some , wool has been sold
at a slightly lower basis; here and
there, especially , average fine
wool.
"Many manufacturers will have
Closing Quotations
NE WYORK, June
Air Reduction 42
Alaska Juneau 4
Al Chem & Dye151
All is Chalmers 287s
American Can. 84
Am Car & Ddy- 80 V
Am Rad Std Stn.. C'
Am Roll Mills 14
Am. Smelt & Ref 43
Am Tel & Tel.155'4
Am Tobacco B.... 68
Am Water Wks- 4H
Am Zinc L At S 5 14
Anaconda 26T
Armour 111 : 4H
Atchison 28 V4
Aviation Corp 3Vi
Baldwin Loco 14
Bendix Aviation 33 !
Bethlehem Steele 12
Boeing Airplane 15
Borden 20
Borg Warner lS'i
Calumet Hec 6
Canada Dry .. 124
Canadian Pacific 34
Catrpilr Tractor 48
Celanese 22
Chespke St Ohio 36 'i
Chrysler 58
Col Gas & Elect 3tt
Comm Solvent. 97s
Consdtd Aircraft 29 V
Consdtd Edison.. 18
Consolidated Oil 5
Continental Can 34
Corn Productts 48
Crown Zelerbach 124
General
Long-Bell
New York
North Am
Ohio Oil
Otis Steel .......,
Pacific Am Fish.,
Pac Gas St Elec.
Pac Tel & Tel
Packard . ;
Curtiss Wright... 84
Pan Am
Douglas Aircraft 69 Paramount
I KKIOW, BUT SMJTmERS' SCAUS31
AREMUCM NICER-IT
NtXJ VwESH WYE
POUNDS LESS
MOO ACTUALS DO.'
AM I JUST KEEP5A1N', I DOMTKMOVf
I WISHT I DID KNOWCAUSE EVERYONE
SO NICEX ITS ALMOST LIKE
FOLKS OF YOUR OWN
a backlog of orders running info
the first quarter of 1942, wita ,:
awards of government Xabrlcj -presently.
Mills art correspond
ingly Indifferent to civilian bust
ness. "
"Government officials last
Tuesday . in Washington took un- f
der advisement , the appeals of -growers
representatives for a
higher differential In favor of do
mestic wools in government or
ders. ".:';; j,x .. . . - .--'
"Mohair continues quiet . but
firm.'' - ', ' -
Father- Complimented l
BROoks-Mr." and Mrs. Ear
S tree ter were hosts' at a dinner
recently honoring his father on
his birthday anniversary.. Guests
were Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Streeter,
Mrs. A. M. Dunlavy, the hosts,
and Zandra. A theatre party was
enjoyed in the evening. ,
20-(,)-Today' closing quotations:
Du Pont De N.1152 J C Penney
Eastman Kodak..l33i Penn R R
Electric P St L--. 1'4 Phelps Dodge
79H
23 i
29 H
Electric. 314 Philips Petrlm 43 V
General Foods. . 36 14 Proctr & Gambl 56
General Motors- 38 H Public Serv NJ..- 2iy4
Goodrich 12 Pullman 26
Goodyear ..: L. 17 Radio 4
Great Northern 25 Republic Steel 18
Greyhound 10 Richfield Oil 8
Illinois CentraL. 7 Safeway Stores.. 39
Insp Copper 11 Sears Roebuck 71
Intl Harvester 50 Shell Union- 14
Intl Nickel , . 25 Socony Vacuum- 8
Int Papr St Pp Pd 65 Sou Cal Edison. 23
Intl Tel & T. 2 South Pacific 11
Johns Manville.. 63 Sperry Corp - 35
Kennecott . 36 Stand grands .... 5
Libbey-O-Ford 27 SUnd Oil Calif. 20
Lockheed .. , 23 Stand Oil Ind 29'
Lowe's 29 Stand Oil NJ.-. 38
A 2 Studebaker 5
Mont Ward .. 35 Sunshine Mining 8
Nash Kelvinator 4i Texas Corp
Natl Biscuit 16 Trans-America ..
Natl Dairy Prod., 13 Union Carbide
Nation! Distilers 19 Union Oil Calif..
National Lead 16 Union Pacific
39
4H
704
13
80
10
3
65
Centrl 11 United Airlines....
Av
13 United Drug ......
North Am Co.... 12 United Fruit
Northern Pacific 6 U S Rubber
21
9 US Rubber Pfd 91
6 U S Steel 55
8 Vanadium 24
23 Warner Pictures 3
118 Western Union .. 23
2 Westhse Elec 95
Airways 12 Woolworth . . 28'
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