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ft , , FimaMGiatL-; 1 t ;:.c cgiit Tit OIIGOII CTATHTUir. Cclm Crison. Wtdttsday IloslagEtpbate I. 1.12 ,. 4 O0I llart Stresses nn ove ryMoVe ; Presidential Message iuse 10 t KEW. .YORK, .Sept , 8-(V-The .recovery theme, predominated in : ..Tuesday's'' ' i , j .k .market as de- veiopments oyer the Jenjgyiy, noli- y. . generauy e r e viewed a; bullish. v;;:; -i-V"; "-' '. Wail Street, on .the .whole, fa ; vored the presidential message to ton gr ess demanding. anU-inXJauon y legislation "or , else". and -buying 'centiment pp a r e n t 1 jr. was strengthened by the Roosevelt and . hurqhlll speeches Indicating . i big blast at the axis was Immi . ; .The list was a" shade hesitant at ' the start but trends turned upward : when, liquidation failed to appear ; ; and, at the best, gains ranged from . , fractions to around 2 points. There ere letdowns in many cases at the close although good plus marks jvere well in the majority, ; V , , Lively low-priced Issues, In ad dition io a couple of "special" of ferings, put volume up to 399,130 shares, largest since Aug. 19, com' .'feared with 309,270 last Friday. The Associated Press average held up a net advance of .3 of a' point at 37.2, best since August 18. Of - the two "specials- 12,800 Allis Chalmers was quickly over x subscribed while it required a lit ' tie over an hour to complete i sale of 20,000 Woolworth. 4 Among an assortment of new .highs for the year or longer were Erie common and certificates, 'Chicago &, Eastern 111. "A", Twin ;?City Rapid Transit, preferred . western Union, Goodyear and ' 'Goodrich. - " ' ' ' In .the blue chip class Westing- house was lifted 2, American iTelephone lVt and-Chrysler 1 , -Others in front included US Steel ft .Bethlehem; Santa Fe, Chesapeake .it Ohio, American Radiator, Mont gomery Ward,, Sears. Roebuck, Du -.- Pont, US'. Gypsum and Bendix. V A trifle lower were Great North ern, Standard Oil (NJ), S perry, . Anaconda and US Rubber. Philip Morris dropped 1. ' , Carrier stocks and other groups, as well as speculative rail bonds, were -bolstered by income state ments and the fact that wage stab ilization would benefit railways . and industry generally. Steels Ignored a recession in this week'; mill operating rate. ftyft "Strictly Private" ByQninnHall ft -' v ' V' ; Shell Stations Air Corps ia Here , I I oi JLV. ' VY '' 1 I VrPEMCSy . - tCWEWE& AT MA v-fl j4 . t-i iCitixens . who tuy war stamps at Shell dealers and - Shell " service '. ,r stations these days are' given a free .? air. corps: squadron ; insignia with t-w .each, purchase. The. insignia 'are n . eproduced on, cloth,, in. actual col-'.y.'-? ersand are;.rajpWlt becoming a par sleeve dcpration among sewed, on their., jackets, sweaters, ; il i',1 insignia, are official, the V lame kind used hy the US army ; . . air corps. squadronsonf their fight- Tr er and bombing, plants. Ampng - v ' those available will be insignia of v ihe I7th; 35th, 36th and 55th pur- " auii squadrons, and ' the 9th, 11th, : J9th and 49th bombardment t squadrons. ' r -r ' Shell dealers will give a differ . ; .';Tnt Insignia each week, while they last, free to war stamp purchasers. t1 ! i . Bail Money Posted , f SILVERTON Alvin Ander son pur up a $15 bail Sunday jiight pn'a drunk and disorderly conduct charge with prder to" ap- pear , in; SUverton's." court Thurs daytv A few hours after his re lease; A. ; Amo, chief . of -police, again varrested him.' '" . . Stabbed M PEAR. MQ'.f . ' rMt capwiw "naeo tdcaxw me up cm 0 1 . V - m. inMMi Hull' ml imitMI H In. p.s.rrs just a bunch of soldiers SpeecKSenda Off Advances f CHICAGO, Sept -VAll grain futures advanced substan tially. Friday, responding favorab ly to the president's anti-Inflation speechr'f i'?':";-;?" Under aggressive ? buying In early dealings, wheat gained more than 2 cents at times, reaching new highs for the past two months, and other grains followed the lead of the bread cereal Some selling entered the market later, but the tpne remained firm to the close! Although . extreme" gains . were shaved,' wheat finished .1H-1 cents higher,, September 1J2V4- 5. uecemDer 11-..; Traders pointed out the ipresi dent asked congress to place ceil ings ovef farm products at parity or "at prices which prevailed at some .recent date, .whichever is higher.. .All' grainsr' observers said, are selling well below parity! 'Any ceiling on grains at Daritv would leave plenty of room for price improvement, it was as serted, " Quotations at Portland Produce; Exchange PORTLAND. Ore- Spt. S IAP) Produce exchange: Butter: Extras, 45i; ctandardt. 44',i; prime onu, firsts, 41ic -.'...!.. : Butterfat: 48a-4. ! Ekh: Large extras, .40; standards. 39: medium extras, 39; standards 30. Cheese: Triplets, 23; loaf, 24. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore.." Sept. S (AP) Butter prints: A grade, 4&k In parch ment wrappers 49 in cartons; B grade 47 ',i in parchment wrappers 48', in cartons. . -- ... ,v. Butterfat First quality, maxium of .0 of 1 per cent acidity delivered in Portland 48-48 lie lb.; premium qual ity (maximum M of 1 per cent acidity), 49-49 'ic ib.r valley routes and points -2c less than first of 48ic lb.; second quality at Portland 2c under first, or 40-48'ic lb. Cheese Selling prices to Portland retailers: Tillamook triplets 29c lb.; loaf 30c; triplets to wholesalers 27c lb.; loaf 28c lb. f. o. b. Tillamook. j. ' Iggi Price to producers: A " large 40c; B large 37c; A medium 37c;' B medium 34c dox. Resale to retailers 4c higher for cases cartons 5C higher.. Live poultry Buying prices: No. 1 grade Leghorn broilers V,' to l'a lbs. 36c; over ls lbs. 20c colored fryers under -Z'i lbs. 26c; 2i-4 lbs. 30c: colored hens, 23c; colored roasters, over 4 lbs., 30c; Leghorn hens under : 2','j lbs.. 19c; over 3'i lbs.. 21c; No. 2 grade hens 6c , less; No. 3 grade lOc less; roosters. 10-12C lb.- - - i . --. Dressed turkeys,' selling price, new crop- w-jsc . - .;-) 7 Rabbits'.' average country killed! ' 30c! : Hay. seiiing price bn. trucks: Alfalfa No. I, 24 JO ton; oats vetch $18 ton. Val ley point: . vaiiey - nmouiy , fl ton; ciover sis ton. - -;.- . Onions Grene tS-OO dox. - bunches: Oregon dry 1.40-1.50; Walla Walla Yak- una i m ov id. oag; picximg joc id. PoUtoes, new Yakima, 3.90-4.00; Idaho M cental; local, 3.S0 cental. ... Country meats Selling price to re tailer: Country-killed hogs, best batch-. ers, 129-14 Tb.; 20-21c; vealers, fancy, 23c lb.: good heavy.. 18-isc lb.r rourh heavy, lie lb.; csnner cows ,121i-13c id.; cutxer ij-ie id.; duim, is-i7c spring lamb 30-22e; yearling lambs, gooa isc id.; - ao neavy, . ia-uc. io.; eweay S-Se !,. :-. rz- wool 'iw eniracis,T.uregoni rancn; iT?l?nit?4i:attl. ible 225; "total. 325; calves salable and total. 150: hogs, salable. 400 total, sso; sbecp, salable and total 1000. Barrows and gilts, good- choice 140-160 lbs. $14.13 15.00 do gd-ch 180-180 lbs. 14.75 15 JS do cd-ch 180-200 lbs. 15.25 W 15.35 do gd-ch 200-220 lbs. 15.00trl5.35 do gd-ch 220-240 lbs. 14.75 1? 15.25 do gd-ch 240-270 lbs. 14.60 14.83 do gd-ch 270-30 Olbs. - 140 14.75 reeoer pigs, ga-cnoice, 70- 120 lbs nonunw, (C id.; crvsaorcos, v-uc vMohair 1941. 12 month 45e lb. I' .f t Heps Seed . stock. IMS eroD, 2ic lb:; seedless 70c; fuf;tles. tsirte.' Salem Market Quotations V ' ' lie Kev. Eenlarrilno Be (abeve). ' . ris'or cf the. Giuliani Evangel' j i'al church, Milwaukee, Wls Ti as slain In bis home In Shore wood, r.IJwaukee suburb, in the r resence ef tls wife, , District Attorney Herbert J. Eteffes said tlat Joseph rro, 33, held ea a thane ef murder, admitted : ' 1' '-j the pastor to avenje i x f'--z assault ea Srro's sis The prices below supplied .by . a lo cal grocer are indicative of the daily market prices paid to. growers by Sa lem buyers but are not guaranteed by Tho Statesman! ,.- ,; - .. . , - f , VEGETABLES - - California Blums. 1.30 crata. . Cabbaee Carrots, dox. pricota, peaches Cauliflower, crate Celery, green Cucumbers, hothouse uaruc-iD. Onions, dry, whit Onions, dry, red, yellow Onion, green feas Poutoes. 100 lbs. No. 1 new Potatoes new - ' Radishes, das. ; ' Turnips, beets Lttuce GRAIN, HAY AND SEEDS : (Baying Prices) uats. 2 JO ' M 1 83 2.73 . :1,00., JI, '1.90 H 2.50 4S JM .4S MM :- 1JM No. 1 led barley, ton Clover hay, ton Aiiaua nay, ton Dairy feed. 80-lb. baa Hen- scratch feed T Cracked com Wheat 28.00928 00 24.00 tj 26.00 13.00 11M to 20 .00 ' ' 1.75' 2 .35 : . 1.4S : : av BUTTER, -CGGS AND POULTRY Aaaiesen's Baying rrtee'-.-w . , Subject to chango without notice.) BUTTERS" AX - -,-( . Premium ' n No. 1 --,- .49 No. 2 :.:, :6 BUTTER PRINTS A B 4 Quarters EGGS Extra large , Medium Standards Pullets ' Cracks POULTRY - Colored try Colored" hens An - ;,4i:. ai - White-. Leghont fry White Leehorn hens . Marion Lreajnarr'a Bavt. Men. (Subject to cbanga without' noUct) -'' EGGS i ;'-v; . . . ,- . ...,..,. ... .. , .f Large A ' -- -, -4l .- Medium A - - - - J7 Large B ' ' ' ji ,-. PuiieU ; . : JS- ' Checks, undergradea 40 " - Leghorn fryers - ' , ' S3 -gnom hens, over 3i lbs- J9 Leghorn hens, under 31s lbs. r 47 . Ola roosters , ; 4 No. 2 poultry to less. 7 UVESTOCR -fiuyine prices for No. 1 stock. rasd on conditions and sales reported up to spnn -mw JO 50 Ewes aim Hogs, top 160-223 lbs. . 14.00 Sowa. . ,, , 11.00 12.00 Veal, top - 14.00 Portland Grain PORTLAND. Ore.. Sent. 8 (AP) Wheat Open High Low Close September 1.03 I Mi 1.03 1.05 December 1.07 1.09 1.07 1.09 Cash grain; Oats, barley and corn unquoted. No. 1 flax, 2.41 i. - Cash wheat (bid); Soft white, 1.16; soft white excluding: Rex. 1.19: white club,' 1J9; western red, 1.19. Hard red winter: Ordinary. JOS; 10 per cent. 1J0: 11 per cent. 143: 12 oer i ... . Hard white Baart: 10 per cent, 145; ll per cent. 149: 12 oer cent. 1.23. Today's car receipts: Wheat. 58; bar ley. 19: flour. 30: corn. 9: oats. 10: mill- leea, zo. ----- Portland Livestock Steers, gd 900-1100 lbs. . do medium 700-1100 lbs. do com. 900-1100 lbs. Heifers, med. 500-900 lbs. do com 500-900 lbs. Cows, good, all wts. - do med, all wts. - - - - , . do cut-corn., all wts. do canner, all wts. Bulls (ylgs. exclud.) beef good, all wts. - do saus good, all wts. do med.,-all wts. do cut-corn., all wts. Vealers. do-ch., air wts. 14.0015.00 14.00 13.80 13.75 14.23 10.75 ti 13.75 9.00 10.75 9.7311.50 7.50 9.73 8.75 9.50 1M$ 8.75 S.73 7.50 AM 9 8.73 105 a li.oo 11.00010.73 9.00010.00 743( 9.M do com.-med allwts. oo cuu. 35. lbs. up Spring lambs, gd-ch. : do med and good ao com. do med and - gd I we; shorn, gd-ch do com-mea. 9.00 14.00 6.50 4f S 00 11.5012.00 10.2511.50 8.73 010.00 8.00 S.06 4.25 1.23 2.000 4t5 Wool in Boston , BCSTON; - Sent. 8 I API ( USD A 1 Demand for domestic wool continued trong on -the . Boston market today. Sales of-graded three eighths territory wools,; were . made aH a clean basis ptiee. br1.03-1.03. r Ohio wools were reported sold at greu basis prices of S3 cents, for three eighths blood and 33 cents for three quarters blood. Sales in the'' opening; 6f the Portland wool auction were about 30 -per cent of of ferings. . Top prices reported . as St cents, for 32,000 pounds of three eighths, and. second high 46 cents made on a lot or the same crade of wool, r Stocks and Bonds - f September S (CompUed by the Associated Press) DUHO AVERAGES 1 ' r - . 20 10 10 10 . Rails Indus Utfl. Pgn inesaay u s io.s ; w.s so. Previous day 63.8 103 6 96.6 CO. Month ago 62.2 103.3 96 J 49.4 Year ago 62.8 105.1 . 102.0 47.7 1942 high 65.6 103.7 100.6 v 50 1942 low 89.4 102.6 93.6 - 41 4i STOCK AVERAGES - - ... .... IA WW II IS Tuesday :.-. previous day Month ago Year aga 1942 high " 1943 low Indus RaOs ' Util . 53.6 , 17.3 24.1 . 83-1 HA "i 23 J . 52 8 16.3.' 23.4. .62.9 18.6 32.4 ' . 86.0 17.7 27.2' . 46.6 14.4 1 214 69 Stkt 37 2 36 J i36.4 ,43 9 38.7 : 324 80th Birthday Party Occasion , , , SILVERTON Mrs. Edwin Hatteberg was hostess at Sunday night 'supper in compliment to Mr. Hatteber on the occasion of nis. birthday, . . , ' , . - .. Places were arranged for Mr, Hatteberg, Harold Larson, Lillian Bloch; Lillie Madsen of Silverton and Mr. and Mrs.5 Floyd Baxter an dRichard and; Diane, William Hatteberg and Miss Nettie Hatte- berg of Salem and the hostess. Relatives Are Guests ' JEFFERSON Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wilson were Mrs. Wilson's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Livesly, and Virginia and Sydney Livesly, also Mrs. Wilson's grandfather. A. O. Fawkes." ' ' . Makes pemahls on Congress President Roosevelt Is pictured In the above Soundphato as he de : livered his historic Labor day radio address to the nation and our allies from the White Bouse. Be called upon congress for legisla tion by October 1 specifically authorising the president to curb farm prices and waxes in the struggle to avert economic chaos threatened by Inflation. If congress fails to act by the deadline set. ' ' Koosevelt warned he would act without the special lcgislatlonnN Sonndpheto. - - - , . a ' . Scliool Rolls Up in-6rades Mioltland .;: fORTLANO,- Sept. 8-Port land public 'schools enrollied 40,414 pupils ': Tuesday,-, an t Increase :v!of 2343over ; tho - jppenhif day " last yearly K:sxi-Ji. v All of the: increase was in grade schools', tie high, schools dropping to'12,455 ;qnv last, year'r pei lhg day. figure of 1396 . -- : i School J bfficiais f said ? theVe- creased - high "school ; enrollment was expected, with large numbers of students ' working. Industry and: harvest fields.' Many of ttem wiUVVegister-'iate,ibut officiais pointed out that high wages might induce many to stay out of school rTh exited heavy "registration of grade. school pupils in north Portland the shipyard district- did not materializev possibly - be cause housing projects there have tnot. yet been completed.- --n - -. ir 'in omy a zew- graae : scnoois did the. registration increase cause a' critical overflow, T . v. - V . - Negro Women May Join-Wack Corps PORTLAND, ' Sept 8-f-Negro women applicants for the Women's Army Auxiliary corps i- j are wanted, LteutCoL' BJ H. Hen-"; ' :; ley, Oregon district' recruiting - l' ficer,; sal a .iesaay.,. ine appu-r.:. cants muit-luve.l-igh, edul . cations .b -between 21 , aii . 4S ; years of age. They will be trained by negro omcers ana lorn vision ol, their own. '-,rj "4 .-'1 f-s. : j. w - p-. - Get The Cash You , ; ed Thrbugh A..- ' ' Personal Loan Xi No red tape t .'. no de- ' . k lay. ; V V when you need ..' ': " money, caD 9251 for In-' ":" formation on how to get ' . i dignified porsonal lotu,.v.'V;-.. ' , 'r,::!? Toall b ' surprised at how; 'easy li is to vet loan ; bow simple to repay It, . . Sido Finance Co. tl2- 222 Guardian BIdg. Corner Liberty A SUto ' Telephone tlS " " 1 Lie. S-U3 M-223 i TW? fidVDWORf X FIRST, VOUMS ! PAD, PUEASE f Cwt tX OlD HIT HaTRE-TOBOROWl IA0V, WHAT5 If "WtfrAAN 6A10 Hff A HlMtOOK HI5 , OMS Of TWff TH(5 AeVXTT VOU I ( WAS ALL R1SHT AND 1 HO l -" . eOMBCR VATRff 1 HUNNIN A DOWN 7 I HIS FRIEND 6AVff Mf v weCXSED 8M STURNIN5 OUtT.A A HELPLS 1 THI HUNDRED CXXLAR HeUF I TAKIN65 A BRitMT V TO ftCRAM.. rrffl-W I NOT TO BACKUP r-Nri----rl 2. HOP HABRIGAN Z1M A CENTURV NOTff SHV ON TH5 PPti-OFFf rr waft votoH mo m., want rr T i ItlOO-THe DAMff eaots 9Hff doTA OOOO LOOK AT- 'jeTTTIN RldHT KONION,ANO Dt4BAMeNT FOR MT IFOUff. Tur-PrseveM nr.rp. hanq WIU.VOO' U SI ... w--. MlfTTR SfVCaAL. POOigCUTO. 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Olflca apea Tuesday aa Sat- .rrf.v ..1- i . m a. - ' . v . pu. v vm 1 pja. ConsulUdoa, Clood pre- - DCBES 5EZ I DfDrTT 5ETE ANY 6H05T THATIWAS ASLEEP 'AM HAD A TERRIBLE.. uimmAKiz LA5T NIGHT. "" i It r 1 -v.JiU '! '', J ii - - . ! .. BUT I WA5MT A5LEER CAUSETMESTDRM ' WOKE ME JRrHEM;A f - mmm 1 ! I f 111 came mttsnw rs:z GHOST RtGtfrATMY s H 1HLUKU AW'SHEDIDMTSEE XID-iVOU WERE I ' 'CAUSE WHEM VtXI .'OME RACK FROM THE WINDOW, VtHJ WERfl HOLDaTK15 PltCE OF WHITE CLOTM IM VtXIR 7W0UTH , M ; EVET2y0ODy KNOW5 GHOSTS WW5WEARJ77 vr,ns c::osTFr CLOT - fi ru m .r - - -- .) it . . . . Mm. a a i-aaa m a - . . " - -i a w pv ' m - a . : v . "?v . - - w ; ' ' : j- v 1 i-i j- i .. - - 'V .1 v".v - - xXe-4 TVV w-Jr I rrt irrv' vi :J t ,fr.-t.. i--; --- -Hy ,y5 cs '1 p.v -; . .'. ii: 1 ' Utzr.ir, 19. ''Associated WOOL. JuSS MO-tALS a-ui tens mrm iree i Wool . ilobaa- - . .. . . X "l 1211. 'j W. r --2 ' I t Of V.r- '."- 1 1 j 1-,4 , - K-. v-) W