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PAGE TEII 5 . - " OREGON STATF-IMAIL Salem Oregon. Saturday Morning. Noraibtt 7-19-2 . : J . !, ,
News Reports !
Push Issues
:: Average Up .4 Point;
.' To Best in Year;
Trading Grows
NEW YORK, Nov. (P)
Belated stock market attention
was given the big Axis rout in
Egypt Friday and leading issues,
notably those that might benefit
from a quicker than expected
peace, rose fractions to 2 or more
points, many to peaks for a year
or longer.
The Associated Press average
of 60 stocks was up .4 of a point
at 40.9, a new top since November
5, last year. Transfers of 856,830
shares compared with 598.360
Thursday, and were the best since
October 13.
t International Telephone,, an
"outstanding stock in the peace
category, was the liveliest mover
of the proceedings, advancing
of a point to 5, best mark for
the year to date. Others in the
new high division included Gen
eral Motors, up 1 at 42; Ameri
can Locomotive preferred, up
7 at 91; Johns-Man ville, up 2V
at 65. and Sears Roebuck, up
at 59.
Talk Af the priorities for rail
roads badly in need of new equip
ment spurred the American Lo
comotive stocks. -The common ad-
' i vanced a point.
Well ahead were U. S. Steel,
Bethlehem, American Telephone,
Chrysler, Yellow Truck, Youngs
town Sheet, Crucible Steel, Stand
ard Oil (NJ.), Texas Co., Ameri
can Airlines, Du Pont, American
Can, Woolworth, Owens-Illinois,
U.S. Gypsum, Homestake Mining,
International Harvester, Mont
gomery Ward, Kennecott, Good
rich," ' Dow Chemical,. Westing-
. house and Eastman Kodak.
On the losing end were Santa
Fe, Pennsylvania, Great North
ern, ' Canadian Pacific, Douglas
Aircraft and' S perry.
It was .what brokers term a
"broad" market. Of 846 issues
traded, 491 were up, 164 down
and 191 unchanged.
Wool in Boston
The Boston wool market was quiet
today in foreign and half blood wools.
Sale of wool suitable for army blan
kets were made of both spot foreign
and domestic at firm prices. Alloca
tions have been made on - contracts
for 1 .570.000 blankets and 2.860.000 bid
on awards have been made on : bids
based on Wool contents of 50 per cent
aomesuc ana 50 per cent foreign.
ffiadlio ProgirainrDs
(Continued From Page 4)
. 8 -00-Orgart Concert
' 8:15 James Abbe. News
8 JO Coast Guard on Parade. !
9.-00 Music Room.
9 :19 Consumei Timi
9:30 Whatcha Know, Jor?
10 -HQ Pan-American Holiday.
10:30 Ail Out for Victory.
10:45 News , ' '
11:00 Stars of Tomorrow.
12:19 Saturday Special. -12
JO Charles Dant Orchestra
1238 News. - . . ;
1 J Minstrel Melodies.
20 Concert Orchestra. .
230 Three Suns Trio.'
2:45 News. .
3 M Joseph Gallicchio Orchestra. -
- 3:25 News . i .
' 3J0 Religion in the News.
3:45 Salon Orchestra. I.
4.-00 Noah Webster Says
4 30 Music ot the Americas.
4:45 Battle Front and Home Front.
8. -00 St Francis Hotel Orchestra,
8:15 Snorts Scripts i
830 Charles Dant Orchestra.;
6 08 National Barn Dance. ! .
30 Can You Top That?
' 7:00 Bill Stem Sports NewsreeL
7:15 Dick Powell Serenade.
7:30 Grand Ol Opry. . -80
Truth or Consequences.
30 Abie's Irish Rose.
90 News. .
930 Log Cabin Farm Orchestra.
- 935 Musical Interlude.
10.-00 News.
10:15 Pasadena - Auditorium Orch. -
1030 St Francis Hotel Orchestra.
1035 News. '- . . -- 4
110 Organ Concert
11:15 Hotel BUtmor Orchestra.
11 30 News, i .
120-2 a m. Swing Shift
KOAC SATURDAY 556 Kb ;
100 Review ot trie Day. -105
News.: '
10:15 The Homemakers Hour,
110 Music of the Masters. !
1130 Co-ed. Hour.
120 News.
12:15 Farm Hour. '
10 Favorite Classics.
1 :15 Variety Time.
l:45-Organ Moods.
20 Camera Clubs.
. 2:15 Drum Parade. -2:45
US Marines.
30 Songs from the Hills. :
3:15 Marvel of Vision.
3:30 Echoes of Waikiki. ' ,1
3:45 News.
' 40 Artists in Recital.
4 30 Stories . for Boy . and Girls.
S0 Life in Khahi. .. - ; ,
9:15 On th' Campuses.
. 830 Evening Vespers..
9. -45 It's Oregon's War. , i - . .
- :15 News. . j
30 Farm Hotor.
- 7 30 Grand 1 Opera Tonight i
V 8:15 Excursions in Science, j
30 Music. Internationa).
S:45 Traffic Safety Quis, s .
90 Music of the Masters. !
: 9:50 N
KSLM SUNDAY 1394 Ke. '
: 00 Langworth "oursom Quartet
30 Gospel Broadcast- - i - '
90 New Briefs. ' ! , -95
Hays, Organ. Violin Trio. -
15 First EvanKcllc-1 Church,
9:30 Popular Salute. "
19.00 World in Review. f
13:13 Moonbeam Trio. ,' . - . '
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1 zlz'1 T.zl Ilc-b' -
Ilishest Cash Price
:i::rrx3 rilcrfcia.
IZi North Front Street
: Tclepioue 7S33 - . ...
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Salem Market
The prices below supplied by a lo
cal grocer arc indicative of the daily
market prices paid to growers by Sa
lem buyers but are not guaranteed
by The Statesman:
VEGETABLES
Potatoes. 100 lbs No. 1 new 1 .00
Turnips, beets ' "
GRAIN. BAV AND SEEDS
(Baying Prices
Oats. no. 1
28 00O 30 00
26.000 27 00
18 000 1 00
16 00 18 00
Feed barley, ton
Clover hay, ton
Oat and vetch hay
Wheat
BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY
Andiesen's Buying Price
i Subject to change without notice.)
BUTTERFAT
Premium : -95 ft
No. 1 J4,i
No. 2 AIM
BUTTER PRINTS
A
.52 Mi
Jl,4
45
AO
AO
2A
-4
B
Quarters
EGGS
Extra, larg
Medium
Standards
Pullets
Cracks
POULTRY
Colored fry
Colored hens .. ,
Whit Leghorn frys
White Leghorn hens
21
21
XI
Marion Creamery's Bavins Prices.
(Subject to chang without notice)
EGGS
Large A ' - .45
Medium A .40
Large B , .40
Pullets 4
Checks, undergrades .20
Large dirty 23.
POULTRY
Colored frys .
Colored hens
n
21
1030 Tunes of Tomorrow.
11 :00 American Lutheran Church.
120 Langworth Choristers.
1230 War- Commentary.
12:45 Estaban Grajada.
,1 0 Young People's Church
1 30 Romanoff's String Ensemble
20 Isle of Paradise
230 Songs Herb leffrtes.
2:45Miracles and Melodies.
3 00 KBS Sunday Symphony.
330 Boys Town
4:15 Gordon Country Choir.
430 Voice of the Field. -
50 Old Fashioited Revival.
60 Tonight's Headlines.
6:15 Anita Boyer St Tomboyers.
30 Langworth Gjrw Orchestra.
70 Dr. John Matthews.
. 7:30 Langworth Novelty Group.
. 7:45 Ameiican Folk Singers.
7:60 Oregon Fish Protective.
0 First Presbyterian - Church.
8-30 Levi tow s Salon Orchestra.
.90 News.
9 15 Organalitles.
- 930 Back Home Hour. .
100--News.
10:15 Dream Time . .
KALE MBS SUNDAY 1338 Ke.
S0 Wesley Radio League. -
8:45 Hymn Singer.
830 Central Churcn of Christ -
90 Detroit Bible Class.
930 Music for Sunday.
100 New-
10:15 Romance ot, the Hi-Way
1030 Little Show.
10:45 Canary Chorus.
110 Pilgrim Hour.
120 Cadle Tabernacle.
1230 News.
12:45 Gems of Melody.
10 Lutheran Hour.
130 Young People's Church of the
Air
20 Swedisn Baptist '
230 Portland Bible Classes -
30 First Nigh tor. -330
Anchors A weigh. -4:00
News.
4:15 Invitation to Waltz.
4:30 Stars and Stripes in Britain'
' 80 American Forum of the Air.
8:45 Around the Clock
' 60 Ok) Fashioned Revival Hour
70 John B Hughes.
7:15 John EmmeL -
730 This Is Our Enemy.
8-00 Hinson Memorial Church
90 News.
9:15 Voice of Prophecy. -
9:45 Sunday Serenade.
100 Herbie Holmes Orchestra.
10:45 Erskine Hawkins Orchestra.
10:45 Bob Chester Orchestra," -.110
Old- Fashioned Revival.
KEX NBC SUNDAY 11 9 K
80 Soldiers of Production.'' '
8-30 Josef Marais African Trek.
90 The Quiet Hour , '
930 The Woodshedders.
100 Horace Heidt Review. -10:55--New9
.
: 110 Speaking ot Glamour.
11:15 Coast to Coast on. A Bus.
120 John Vf. Vandercook. News.
13:15 Wake Up America. .
1 -OO National Vespers
: 130 Easy Listening.
1 0-.Holfywood Theatre: ;
230 Musical Steelmakers
30 Britain to America,
330 Stars of today,
40 Stan from the Blue, .
4:30 To the President
"S0-Christian Science Program. '
8:15 Gibbs ana Finney. --'
830 Edward TomUnsoa,
945 Drew Pearson.
0 Quiz Kids.
4:30 Inner Sanctum Mysteries
70 Good Will Hotir
' ao Earl Godwin. News.
: :15 Jimmie Fldler -
830 Roseland Ballroom. -35
New.. , - .-. ' '
90 Grandpappy and His Pals.
i-930 New.
9 45 Edgewater note) Orchestra
5 935 New. , v-v-..v. ,
100 University Explorer.
10:15 Dorothy Thompson. ... t ..
1030 The Quiet Hour .
110 Melodies for Unci Sara.
1130 War New Roundup.
KOrN CBS SUNDAY 879 K
40 News. - - .
6:15 E. Power Biggs. -
45 Columbia' Concert 'Trio. - '
70 Church of the Air.
730 Wing Over Jordan.
L" 0 News.! , -
..-05 West Coast Chorch, " .
By Quinn Hall
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Quotations
Leghorn fryers - .
Leghorr hens, over S'4
M
Jt
lbs.
Leghorn hens, under S4 lbs. J 7
Old roosters M
No. 2 poultry fro less.
LIVESTOCK . : .- v
Buying price for No. 1 stock, based
on conditions ana sale reported.
Spring lambs 11.00 11.50
Ewes 3.00 to-3.50
Hogs, top 160-225 lbs. 14.00
Sows :..;. 12.00
Top veal 215-400 lbs. 13.50
125-215 lbs. 12.00
Dairy type cows 6.00 to 7.00
Beef type cows
. 7.00 to 8.00
8.00 to 10.00
7.00 to 8.00
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BUMS
Heifers
Dressed veal
Stocks and Bonds
November 8
(Compiled by the Associated Press)
STOCK AVERAGES
90 15 19 SO
Indus Rails Util Stks
Friday J7.8
Previous day .57J
Month ago 58.6
Year ago 57.8
1942 high 57.8
1942 low 46.0
19 5
19.5
19.1
16.2
19.7
14.4
27.0
26.7
25.8
30.1
27 J
21.1
40.6
40.2
39.6
40.4
40.6
32.0
BOND AVERAGES
20 10 10
Rails Indus Util
10
rgn
Friday
Previous day
Month ago
Year ago
-66.2
6.1
65.2
1033
103.4
103.3
105.0
103.7
102.6
98.0
98.1
97.4
102.1
100.6
93.6
50.9
505
50.5
48.0
.63.0
1942 high
51J
413
1942 lOW
8:30 Budapest String Quartette.
90 News
9:15 Melody Time
9:30 Salt Lake Tabernacle
10:00 Church ot the Air
10:30 Invitation to Learning.
110 Those We Love.
1130 News
1135 Air Flo..
120 New York Philharmonic.
1 3D The Pause That Refreshes.
20 The Family Hour
2:45 William L. Shirrer.
-2:00 Edward R Murrow.
3:15 Dear John.
330 Sgt Gene Autry.
4 0 Commandos.
4 30 New
4:45 Portland School of Music
50 Hello, Americans.
530 News.
. 5:45 Dick Joy, News.
5:55 Erie Severeid
60 Radio Reader's Digest
630 Fred Allen.
70 Take It or. Leave It
730 Report to Nation.
80 Crime Doctor.:
8:25 Dick Joy.. New. "
- 830 Republican Ctate Committee.
. 8:45 Jimmy Dorsey.
8:55 Oregon- Fish Protection.
90 William Winter. News. -
945 The WhisUer.
9:45 Leon T: Drew.
100 Five Star Final
10:15 Wartime Women.
1030 What' It All About
11 0 Mannv Strand Orchesra.
1130 Les Hit Orchestra.
1135-News.
Midnight to 60 a. rn. Music & New
KGW NBC SUNDAY 628 K.
40 Dawn Patrol..
. 40 Sunrise; Serenade -
70 National Radio Pulpit
7 30 Stories, of America. ;
- 7:45 Commando - Mary. . ..
The Church in tfour Horn."
830 News v
S:45 The Dinning ; Sister.
90 Hospitality Time.
930 Emma Otero, ! Singer.
100 People.!
10:15 Labor for Victory.
10:30 Fact Finder, t
10:45 Modern Musie.
11 0 Stars ol Today.
1130 Chicago Round Table. -130
Music for Neighbors.
12-15 Upton Close Commentator,
1230 The Army Hour.
130 We Believe : ' ,
20 NBC Symphony,
30 New. :
3:15 Musie for You.
, 3;30 Fleetwood Lawton.
3 45 Newsmakers, i
40 Jack Benny. I :
' 430 Band Wagon. ; : ' . .
50 Charlie McCarthy 4
530 One Man's Family.
0 Manhattan Merry -Go-Round..
' 30 American Alburn Familiar '-
Music. .. 3 . - , 'r
7 0 Hour' - of Charm. j -'
730 Walter Wmcnell. '
745 The Parker Family. '
'8 0 The Great Gildersieeva.
830 Unlimited Horizon. -.
9 0 Symphony Hour. : ,
" 945 Organ Concert
100 New riashes,; V
10:15 Betty 'Martin, Singer. '
1030 When Evening Comes. .
llfr St Francis lotel Orchestra.
1130 .War News Roundup.
12-8 a. mw Swing Shift.
Or.YJTJ. -vos. N.D.. . , Dr.G.Cha-, NJ.
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' CHINESE Verbalists
1 841 Nerth Liberty " . J;
rpsutrs Portland General Electric
Co. Offiea Twif a Eat.
!i arcay osly 18 a.i., to I 9 t 8 to
' P- voasoitatton, bio pres
nr and nria test are free of
charge. Practiced Sine -1917.
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Buying Boosts
Grain Prices
CHICAGO, Nov. 0 -)- Re
newed buying - Friday extended
the week's recovery ht grain pri
ces, wheat and corn advancing a
cent a bushel at one stage to best
quotations for a month while rye
was up more than a cent.
Improved flour demand, large
shipping business in cash corn and
purchase by Ireland of 400,000 bu
shels of No. 2 yellow US corn were
bullish factors. Ireland was be
lieved in the market for an addi
tional 200,000 bushels.
Although late profit taking
whittled down the gains, wheat
closed cent higher than
Thursday, December $1.2614-,
May $1.28-. .
Cottage Grove Family
Visits in Jefferson
JEFFERSON Week end guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Henderson were Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Henderson and daughter
Carol Lee of Cottage Grove, and
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bowman of
Cruzette. Bowman is foreman of
the Southern Pacific section
there. When the Bowmans left
Cruzette, there was eight inches
of snow on the "ground; and they
found difficulty in traveling, un
til they got-out of the snow.
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Produce Exchange
, PORTLAND, Nov. S ( AP) (USDA)
Butter: Extras 49; standards 7 48g;
prime firsts 47,,; firsts 451..
Butterfat: 94 at 94.
egs: Large extras 48; standards 42:
medium extra 42; standard 38; small
extras 30; standards 28.
Cheese: TripleU Mii; loaf 27 Vs..
Portland Grain
. PORTLAND, Ore- r Nov. (API
Grain: ' '
Wheat: Open High Low Close
Dec. 1J0 1.18 Ul IM
Cash grain: No. 1 flax 2.40. i .
Cash wheat (bid): Soft white Uk:.
oft white excluding Rex 1.17; white
club 1J8: western red J6,,,. i
Hard red winter: Ordinary 1.11; 10
per cent 1.15; 11 per cent U7; 11
per cent 1.1.
Hard white Baart: 10 per cent t.181,.;
11 per cent 120,k: 12 per cent 1
Today's ear receipU: Wheat 31. bar
ley 5. flour 7. corn. 9, oats, 2. hay 1.
roillfeed 3. ,
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov (AP)
Butter Prints. A grade. S2-52sc lb. ,
parchment wrappers. 53-53'ic In can
tons; B grade 51-51 lie in parchment
wrappers. 52-52 ',ic in cartons.
Butterfat First quality, maximum
of of t per cent acidity, delivered
in Portland. 53,ic lb.; premium qual
ity, maximum of J5 of 1 per cent
acidity, Mli-SSc lb.; valley route and
country points 2c less than first or
52c; second qualiUy, at Portland. 2c
under first or 51Vi-52c.
Cheese Selling price to Port
land retailers: Tillamook triplets 31c
lb.; loaf 33c lb. Triplet - to - whole
salers. 29c lb.; loaf 30c lb. . T .O-B.
Tillamook. .
Eggs Prices to producers: A large
406c: B large 40c; A medium 40c; B
medium 30c dozen. Resale to retailers
3-4c higher for cases: cartons 5c higher.
Live poultry Buying prices: No.
1 grade Leghorn broilers. ll,i to 2
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lbs. 27c colored fryer lk to 4 lbs.
27c: colored hens 28c; colored roasters
over -4 lb. 29e; Leghorn bens under
2,s lbs. 18c; over 3',, lbs. 21c; colored
hens 23c: No. X Tde hens 5c less;
No. 3 grade 10c leas; roosters 10-12c lb.
Dressed ' turkeys Selling prices:
New crop 3S-40c; old crop 37-3c lb. i
Rabbits Average country killed
34C Jb-.ii : X-
- Country- meats Selling prices to
retailers:! Country killed hogs, best
butchers, i 128 to 149 lbs. 20c: vealers.
fancy 230 - lb.: good heavy 15-1 Sc lb.:
rough heavy 15c VbA canner cows 13c
lb.; cutters . 14-15c lb.; bull le lb.;
spring lambs 20c lb.: ew-s 9-10e lb.
Woo1l842 contracts, Oregon ranch,
nominal, i 4-37c lb.: crossbred 0-42c
Mohair' 1942 12-month 45c lb.
HopsSeed stock. 1942 crop. 81.16
lb.: seedless. !JbO lb.
Onions!-- Green. S0-65edoz. bunches;
Oregon dry 1.40-1.46; Idaho LIS; Ya
kima' l5-50-lb. bag: ' pickling 15c lb.
Potatoes Klamath 3.25 cental; . Ya
kima 35: Deschutes 35 cental;, local
2J0-SS cental. -- -
Hay H Selling prices on trucks: Al
falfa iNoi 1 23.00-23 JO ton; oats-vetch
18.00 toni valley points; timothy 18.00;
eastern Oregon 23.00 on; clover 16.00
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Portland Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore Nov. (AP)
(USDA) i -r- Cattle: Salable 100. total
110; calves 29 and SO: few sales around
steady;' common beef steers 9X0-10J0;
odd lots common-medium heifers 8.00
10.50; canner to common cows 4.75
.00: 1 few" medium - 8.50: few vealers
12.00414.00; ' bulls quotable- 115; best
Sasa beef steers earlier in -.week
.75; one- strictly good fed lot- 14.50.
Hogs: SaUble 275.- total 800; market
fully! steady; spot around 10 cents
higher than Thursday's average; good
choice 170-220 lbs. 14.15-35; top 14.35;
light! weights mostly. 13X0-75; few 220
280 lba.j 130-14.00; few good , sow
13.00-60. - - - t -
' Sheep i SaUble 200. total 550; market
largely nominal; good-choice lat wool
ed lambs quotable to 12.50; sizeable lot
common! feeder 9.00; food ewes quot
able ;t 4.50. : ' ' - r -
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Parties Held
: DETROIT The, pupils in the
intermediate -grades had an enjoy
able .. time . Thursday afternoon
when their teacher, Mrs. Irene
Castle gave 4 party.1 On Friday
Marine Downing,' teacher of the
lower grades, gave a costume par
ty for her pupils, i ' - i " ;
' Spruce Hall Invited an the chil
dren of this j community to - his
home Halloween. Games ! 1 w e r e
played and j refreshments were
served by the host, who 1 1 v e s
alone.: I r','"'5J
. Albert ; Hansen . Is - recovering
from a siege f the measles.
O. J. Whiter1 principal, -and the
teachers attended the teachers' in
stitute in Salem. . -'
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Farty Given
" JEFFERSON Young people of
the Christian ! church held a Hal
loween party; Friday night In the
church parlors..- Games and con
tests were enjoyed, followed by refreshments.-
Twenty - seven young
people- were
adjournment.
present, . Preceding
short devotional
service was held, t
. Mrs. , Ernest Powell and Mrs.
Robert' Terhune chaperoned the
young people. . ; ? -;' " ;
liberty CE .Itertalns ' - "
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party in the dub room of the hal
Saturday. The young- people's En
deavor of the Rosedale churcb;
were special guests. Older folk of
the church also attended. The
evenin was spent wiih games
and music and refreshments of
cider and pumpkin . pie were
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