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Newspaper Page Texttt - ', n it imaeosi 11 - 1-i PAGE EIGHT Thm OREGON STATESMAN. Soli Oregon Saturday Morning, November 2L 1942 Far Markets - . . -- --- " f - - - r .- f a- is ; Stocks Show First Gains Recovery Tried With : Rails, Industrials Leading Trend NEW YORK, Nov. 20-;P-The stock market took on a recovery tinge Friday for the first session this week and favored rails and Industrials rose" ' fractions to a point or more, a handful to new highs for the r year. - The Associated Press average of 60 stocks was up .3 of a point at 40.1, the first upturn since last ; Saturday, i Transfers of 658,980 shares compared with 502,592 the day before. New 1942 peaks were touched by Dome Mines, Pepsi-Cola, Gil- lette. and Hecker products, among , others. . .' - Santa Fe jumped nearly 2 on another dividend declaration but cut this to. at the finish. Texas A Pacific Railway, on the other hand, dropped 1, apparently be cause of some disappointment over yesterday's late declaration f $1 on the common. Retaining improvement were NY Central, Southern Pacific, Great Northern, US Steel, Beth lehem, American Telephone, In ternational Telephone, Western Union, General Motors, Chrysler, Sears Roebuck, International Har vester, Anaconda, Standard Oils of Indiana and California, Du Pont, General Electric, Allied Chemical, Loew's, Pan American Air ; Ways, Commercial Invest ment trust and Warner Bros. ' Scattered losers included Johns Manville, Southern Railway, Woolworth, Sperry, Philip Mor ris and J; C. Penney. Contributing to improved stn timent was the quick disposal of a "special" 16,000-share block of ADis-Chalmers at 25 Vi. Cereal Prices Add Fractions CHICAGO, Nov. 20 (jF) Con tinuing the grain market's feeble recovery, cereal futures prices Friday added fractions ranging up to cent. Wheat was in the lead, reflect ing small scale orders attributed to mills largely as a result of rou tine flour business. Trade in all grains remained restricted, how ever, due to uncertainty regard ing government price control policies. . Wheat closed cent higher than Thursday, December $.25 1.24, May $1.28. Stocks and Bonds November 20 f Compiled bv the Associated Press I STOCK AVULAGKS - M .15 15 60 Indus Rails Uttl Stk Friday 57 J 18.3 27.0 40.1 Previous" day 57.0 18.1 26.8 38 8 Month ago 57.2 19.3 26 0 40.0 Year ago .57.2 16.3 29.3 37.0 1942 high 58.3 19.7 27.5 - 40.8 1942 low 46.0 14.4 21.1 32.0 BOND AVERAGES 20 Rails Friday ; 64.3 Previous day 64 .6 Month ago 65.8 Year apo 62.5 1942 high .66.2 1942 low 59.4 10 10 10 mfus Util Few 103.5 47.6 53 2 103.6 97 9 53.2 103.4 97.7 SO 9 105.0 . 102.0 47.5 103.7 100.6 53.2 102.6 93.6 41.5 Radio Programs (Continued I JO Music for Sunday. 10. O0 New 10:15 Romance ot the Hi-Ways 16 :30 Little Show. 10:45 Canary Chorus. 11 X Pilgrim Hour. 12:00 Cadle Tabernacle. 12-30 News 12:45 Hancock Ensemble. 1 . Oo.Lutheran Hour 1:30 Young Peoples Church of the mi S -00 Swedish Baptist. 2:15 Upton Close. 2 :30 Portland Bible Classes 3:00 First Nighter. J JO Anchors A weigh. 4. -00 News 4:15 Invitation to Waltz. 4 30 Stars and Stripes in Britain , , B 00 American Forum of the Ai. 5. -45 Gabriel Heatter. - 6:0O Old Fashioned Revival Hour t :00 Around the Clock. 7:15 Jonn Emmel. T JO This Is Our Enemy. :00 Hinsoo Memorial Church 0 News, . Voice ot Prophecy. I 9:45 Sunday Serenade . i 10. -00 Wings Over the West Coast. 1 1030 News. 10:45 Freddie Slack Orchestra. 11:00 Old Fashioned Revival. XKX NBC SUNDAY Il9e Re. . S -00 Soldiers of Production. 8 30 Josef Marais African Trek 8)0 The Quiet Hour 9 JO The Woodshedders. 100 Horace Heidt Review. 10:55 News -. , 11 K)0 Speaking of Glamour. 11:15 Coast to Coast on A Bus. 120 John W. Vandercook, News. 12:15 Wake Up America. 1 ."00 National Vespers 1 JO Easy Listening, 10 Hollywood Theatre. iSO Muaical Steelmaker-. 30 News. 3 JO Stars of Voday 40 Star from the Blue. 4 JO To the President. 60 Christian Science Program. 4:15 Gibbs and Finney. -5 JO Edward Tomlinson. --- : 5.-45 Drew Pearson 60 Show of Yesterday and Today, , 6 JO Inner Sanctum Mystenee.. 70 Good Will Hour; '. 40 Farl Godwin. News., i r , g:15-Jiinmje Fid ler, ; ' 8J tinix Kids. v. "' 1 Granapappy a-J Elm Pmla. 4:i) News. . , KJrewster Hotel Orchestra 9 ' wi 10 University Explorer. - " 10:?$ Porvthy Thompson.: 13 .: ) The Quiet Hour -- , ll:'j Melodies for Uncle Sam. Un War News Roundup. jr o 'N CBS SUN DAT 474 ! j New. : E. Power Bigg. -f - j Columbia Concert Trio. 7 Church of the Aur. . .1 ,inrs Over Jordan. - - , - $ -i (-.ws. ..-) ,,et Coast Church t ) Cociidge String QuarteL. - g ! V S i . amaa Power. . Strictly Private' PEAR.' MQM:- THE W AlHTs SO ftS HLP THR0U6H ALLr THEM ; LONG GUVS HEBE. OFCAS2, GLAD TH5T U fZE 04 SUCH 60CD COIWTIOU. tS.-Sriy WHENW . . Salem Market Th price below 'supplied by a lo cal grocer ara imUcativa of- tfa daily market prices paid to growers D- Sa lem buyers but are not guaranteed by The Statesman: VCGKTAB1.CS - Potatoes. 100 lbs No. 1 new 1.00 Turnips, beets ... . . JH GRAIN. HAY AND SEEDS . (Bay lag races) Oats. No. 1 tt 00 30 00 20.00027 00 16 00 a 18.00 19 00 18 00 Feed barley, ton Clover hay, ton Oat and vetch hay Wheat Ml BUTTER, EGGS AND POULT T Aadiesen's Bay lag Price (Subject to change without notice.) BUTTEKFAT Premium -55',i No. 1 J4'. NO. 2 JUS BUTT S PRINTS A B Quarters, EGGS Extra large. Medium . Standards PulleU -53',i .45 . .40 .40 2 M Creeks POULTRY Colored fry4 .26-.28 Quotations at Produce Exchange PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. 20 (AP) Produce Exchange: Butter: extras 49: standards 48'i; prime firsts 47 "i; firsts 45 -i. Butterfat 53i at 54. Eggs: large extras 48: standards 42: medium extras 42; standards 38; small extras 30; standards 28. Cheese: triplets 25; loaf 27. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 20 (AP) Butter: prints, A grade, 52-52'. lb. in parchment wrappers, 53-53' ic in car tons; B grade 51-51 tic in parchment wrappers, 52-52', c in cartons. Butterfat First quality, maximum of .6 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered in Portland. 53s-54c lb.; premium quality, maximum of .35 of 1 per cent acidity. 54V4-55C lb.: vauey routes and country points. 2c less than first or 52c: second quality at Portland, 2c under first or Sl'i-MC. Cheese Selling prices to Portland retailers: Tillamook triplets, 13c lb.; loaf. 32c lb. Triplets to wholesalers. 29c id.; joai 3uc i A3. a. Tillamook. Eggs Prices to producers: A large 46c; B large. 40c; A medium. 40c; B medium. 36c dozen. Resale to retailers. s-c nigner lor cases, cartons, 5c high er. Live poultry Buying prices: No. 1 from' Page 4 4:30 Salt Lake' Tabernacle 10 00 Church of the Air 10 JO Invitation to Learning. 110 Those We Love. ll-JO News 120 New York Philharmonic 1:30 The Pause That Refresh.- 20 Family Hour. 2:45 William 1 Shirrer. 30 Edward R Murrow. 1:15 Dear John. 3 JO Sgt Gene Autrv 40 Woman at WaWr. 4 JO News 4 .45 Portland School of Music 8:00 Hello Americana. 5:30 New 5:45 Dick Joy. New. - 525 Eric Severetd 0 Radio Reader's Digest. 6:30 Fred Allen. 70 Take It or Leave It. 7 JO Report to Nation. -40 Crime Doctor , 8:25 Dick Joy News 8 JO People's Payroll Party. 90 William Winter News IS The Whistler. r -45 Leon F. Drews. 10:00 Five Star Final 10:15 Wartime Women. 10:20 Air Flo of the Air. 10 JO What's It All About 110 Manny Strand Orchesra 11 JO Mizzy Marcellino Orchestra. HAS News. Midnight to 6.-00 a. m. Music & News ; ' - ? KGW NBC 40NDAT 424 Ke. 40 Dawn Patrol 6 0 Sunrise Serenade 70 National Radio Pulpit. 7J0 Stories of America. 7 :45 Commando Mary. 4.40 The Church In your Home -8 JO News i- . 8:45 The Dinning Sisters. t i)0 HoepiUlity Time. -30 Emma Otero. Singer. 100 People. - 10:15 Labor for Victory. 1030 Fact rtnder. 10:45 Modern Music. : - t 11 AO Stars jt Today. -11 JO Chicago Round Table. -120 Music for Neighbors 12-15 Upton Close Commentator. 12 JO The Army Hour. 1 JO We Believe 20NBC Symphony. 30 News. 3:15 Music for You. 3 -30 Fleetwood La wton. 3:45 Newsmakers. 40 Jack Benny. . , 4 JO Band Wagon. 44 Charlie McCarthy 5 JO One Man's Family. ' 40 Manhattan Merry Go Round. 6 JO American Album Familiar i Music, 70 Hour of Charm. 7 JO Walter WmchelL ' 7:45 The- Parker Family. 40 The Great Giidersleeve ' 4 JO Unlimited Horizons. 40 Symphony Hour. 9:45 Organ Concert. 100 News Flashes 10:15 Betty Martin, Singer. Vr 10 JO When Evening Comes 11 0 St ' Francis lotel Orchestra -11:30 War New Roundup . , -12-2 . B Swing Shirt. By Qtiinn Hall r J TT.S.MMX OtiAte WEM IT WIS VOUR. SON a, .HL Quotations Colored hens J. White Leghorn trys Jl 1 - 21 17 White Leghorn hens Maries Creamery Bey toe Prices. (Subject to change without notice) EGGS - 1 Large- A ' , , - ' ,;. " -'.45' Medium- A ' , .40 Larg B , .40 Pullets 3A Checks, undergrades " J4 Large dirty Si POULTRY Colored rxys . Colored hens Leghorn fryers - . ,. M Leghorr hens, over lbs. J9 Legnorn hem. under lbs. .11 Old roosters - j08 No. 2 poultry te less. LIVESTOCK Buying prices for No.' on conditions and sales 1 stock, based reported Spring lambs 11.0013.00 . 3.00 tO-SSO .......13.0 . 11.75 12.00 , 13.50 5.00 to 6.00 7.00 to 8.00 00 to 10.00 7 00 to 8.00 31 Hogs, top 160-225 lbs.' Sows Top veal. 215-400 lbs. .. Dairy type cows Beef type cows Bulls 8 Heifers Dressed veal Portland grade Leghorn broilers. 14 to 4 Ibs 26c; colored fryers. 2i to 4 lbs.. 26c; colored roasters, over 4 lbs.. 29c; Leg horn hens under 2',i lbs.. 20c; ever 3',i lbs.. 22c: colored hens, 23'ic B; No. 2 grade hens. 5c : less; No. 3 grade. 10c less; roosters, 10c lb. Rabbits Average county killed. 34 35c lb. Hay Selling price on trucks: Alfalfa. No. 1 23.00-23 50 ton; oats-vetch. 16.00 ton. valley points; timothy. 16.00; East ern Oregon. 23.00 ton; clover. 16.00 ton. Dressed turkeys Selling prices: Country dressed: Hens 38-40c; packers' stock, hens No. 1. 40-40', ic FOB ware house floor in box lots. Onions Green, 75-85c do, bunches; Oregon dry $1.45-1.50; Idaho $1.25: Ya kima $1.40 60-lb. bag; pickling 15c lb. Potatoes Klamath. $2.85-21)0; Malin fancy $2.97 cental: Yakima $2.85-2.90; Deschutes $2 85-2.90 cental; local $2.25 2.40 cental. - . Country meats Selling price to re tainer: Country killed hogs, best butchers. 129 to 145 lbs 19-20c; vealers fancy. 23c lb ; good heavy. 16-19c lb.; rough heavy, 16c lb.; canner cows. 15c lb.; cutters. 15-16c lb.; bulls. 16 ',4c lb.: lambs 22-23C lb.; ewes. 10c lb. Wool 1942 contracts, Oregon ranch, nominal. 34-37c lb.; crossbred S. 40-42c lb.: lambs (- ) lb. Mohair 1942 12-month. 45c lb. Hops Seed stock. 1942 crop. 1.16 lb.; seedless. 1.50 lb. Portland Livestock PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 20 (AP) (USDA) Cattle: Salable 25, total 50; calves, salable 10, total 50. Prac tically no fat steers or heifers avail able, quotable steady; week's best short fed steers 13.75; odd head can ner and cutter cews 4.50-5.50; young fleshy dairy type cows up to 6.50; medium-good - bulls salable around 9.50-11.25; choice vealers lacking, quotable to 14.50 or above. Hogs: Salable 25. total 100; few lots good-choice lignt weights about - 10 lower around 13.50. not enough offered to fully test the value; choice carlots possibly quotable to 13.75; good 500 lb. sow 11.75; week's top for feeder pigs 15.50. Sheep: Salable none, total 300; mar ket nominally steady; good-choice wooled lambs salable at 12.50-13 00; shorn lambs quotable to 12.00; range feeder lambs salable to 10.25 and above; good ewes salable to 4.00-50. Portland Grain PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 20 (AP) Grain ; t Wheat: Own Hitrh Iw rw -Ml 1.12 Ml Ui Cash grain: No. 1 fUx J.40. : r . ' f . 7VJ.B III i.iii SOlt whlte vr1tirlinai D-v--. t . rlub 1.17i; wtern red xi. Hard red rinter- .nrHinnvw i 14. per cent 145; - per cent 1 XV, 11 r4t rant 1 Ml Hard white Baart: 10 per cent 1.18; 11 Pr cent 1.20... 12 per cent 1.23. loaays car receipts: Wheat 12. bar ley 1. flour 3. corn S. hay 2, miU feed 8, flaxseed 1. . RATIONING REPORTER Silvertoo Board SILVERTON Tire application certificates issued this week went to W. A. Twilleager, Silverton log ger, one truck tube; Henry Spies, Silverton farmer, two obsolete tires and two tubes; A. P. Clark, Silverton laborer, two passenger "P; A. J. Berbig. Silverton transport, one grade two tire. V7ailcd! UcfcdSg Filicrb zzi lid llzzis ni-hest Cash Price IZcrris nicrfcfa Ct North Front Street Telephone 7 23 4m Cannery Ends i4r 6n Pears . WOODBURN The v Kay-Maling cannery completed its 1942 run on pears on Saturday, November 14. The run lasted 74 days. 7 . , " Cart Huber; 1 the plant superin tendeijt, indicated that a small crew .was ' still . working on - car rots -and the last canning would be in about two weeks after which no more canning would be done until next spring.- The large Ray- Maljng warehouse is stacked full of canned goods and in addition several empty store buildings in Woodburn's business section have been rented and filled with can ned goods. A large part of this pack of fruit and : vegetables- has already been sold, most of it to the armed forces. Z . Market for 1940 Hops Is Active : ' PORTLAND, Nov. 20 V (P) Hop trade reports of. the depart ment of agriculture indicated Fri day that 1940 hops will be pur chased as fast as they become available to Oregon" markets. Dealers have bid 60-65 cents per pound for them subject to certifi cation. ' Practically all 1942 hops ' have been sold and growers - are re luctant to contract, for 1943 hops. HOP HARRIGAH BARNEY GOOGLE -yi rTS NICE TO wop; r wow a oozem j . -TO NOW' s-f -'T : miJt -J -0UC 5T1U. ' 0 4? - I TINVE WE A6RCeo THE f43& - BOUND OF "TrSRfiT9v Wr. HI"--"7V OCn TtAe CHUNKS f StmfkDll AMD MERE VARE I Jv g?Vrh' V HCiCT. "WE SHOOT ) S, J FC?rEC2S CEUEBS2KUNO THE . HAKYbdl MJNLAI WISH A WWM'J Jymel J4L V MICKEY. a Tro'-I you ecvTco! but. JL ' ? .r-r IT !toA- MUST, T i ' MICKEY MOUSE feK PC5PEVE. DO SOU KMOUJ AAm-i a rr FRIEKJOTDUD K V5.5IR-Mr2 SMUDGE 16 Awr-ui. -t-AK:ru-tvtK.Y ONE OF THE MESSAGES VtXJ A a tyv t' t 11 yr V THIMB---r AW HE KETP3 TRYIM TO FIND OUT Wr-BErTE, VfcVE GOT TO TAKE TJflS FELLOW UCDC CArrtC ajart "iuimi lilt I 9C4 MIM 'Yankeroo' Inspires New Fad 1 1, r (r. t t - - f f : - n Presence of husbands and in Aastralia, combined with kanraroo character . In the newspaper strip, has prodneed I Fi.'A'-N among grownup girls. In New York, and have made their appear ance at the famed Stork clab, where Sherman Billinrsley, the host. Is being lntrodneed to a pair of them by Anita Colby, noted actress and modeL The "Yankeroos" are made of non-essential materials. (Barney Google and Snuffy Smith appear dally in The Statesman.) Cm ! f ill $mim a-l j . mm. St ttmmmm fii li at r "oirsri 1 I 117 Mm Cespr. SEE THiT THER6 tP-J E-T1 I I i " y ' OLrVE BEEN 1 i I fcl I A GOOD FCIEKR M r -. - mt- - iviiat jiii ai m w a n a a - a-. sar I'LL- LOCK MYSELF INj I30OM ACTING r IF HE FIMDS OUTOuSEaCRE!, uat hcucio fT WILL Ruin MY PLAN5 THE SUCCESS OF THE" SCHEME ALL SEND HIAV THE MYiTERyHI5 GUtlTy Tl COMJM' LW'- g-- O I 61VE UP, eCAKlOX. WS .-r ar raaa-- . ' . - r z r . WiV TRACE OF WCARDO OR aT THAT MASKED I r HOMSRE. X i i i i sweethearts of so many American women the popnlarlty of -Yankeroo" the "Barney Croorle and Snnffy Smith" a new fad for bondoir evddle tors JEEPtR5 TVt VWM t, Kstsg fessts-re Syn4aiciH, bmc WorM rM imnil 1, l P0ni 1 rVNl, Tlal AND I'M TEUJN' WHEN.. IF l3 GHOST FDO n5tv i -i "1 1 H&T. IIBaSMBBBIIBSMSP' CA.Tr Fltt ALL RIGHT? J 3-' IT5 f ALLWGHT. . COME OJ, BlltlKCM, Sjfr WCVE GOT A FEW -mJte&&-x MORS TARfiHTS TO TZmTh V I I TRV COME ON.Tr " IH . :mac rr up, voo J SZ Xl OPA-POP t THE TRUCK I c. ourrTOf. pip THrVT - .1- "V A) I'LL. HPJMT7 A I Mrs.T.Hari Redmond Giiest f JEFFERSON Mrs. Thomas Harris is visiting in Redmond this week. Her brother Lee Burnham, recently moved; there from Texas and they had not seen each other for 19 years. . , ; ' Mrs. Georgia Ramp of Aums ville is visiting relatives, Mr. .and Mrs. Frank Meddle. t ; ' 'Three - families are moving - to Toledo this" week where the men will Jhave employment, - They are Mr. : and -; Mrs. ' Homer , Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bell, and Mr. and Mrs. George Davis and .daughter. Mrs. Robert Wheeler of Pendle ton and Mrs. Gertrude Livingston of Portland,' who were called here by, the death of their father, J. L. Jones, and have '. been - visiting their ; mother, Mrs. : S- H.. Goin have returned. to their home An other daughter of Mrs. Jones,-Mrs. William Bell, who also has been here, :wilL; leave: -Friday.; for her home at Pendleton. xt'.'::'- "'. Wool in Boston BOSTON. Nov. 20 API (USDA) Class 1 three, - 12-month Texas wools were sold in the- Boston wool market today at a clean price of $1.18. Ohio Kradea - wool mnxm - sold at - aTrease prices, delirered mill, of 64 cents for three-eights- - and quarter biood. 81 cents for half blood and 50 cents for medium clothing - wools. - Mahair was bought In Texas at prices of 4S cents for adult and 84 cents for kid. " - " I wirucx, TOlt-NDL'Tr MINNIE foenplty! AMf. DONT BE SILLT! TViAT WAS J JUST A... A V ' A ft o 9 6COPETYE! OMt Oyc. t42. King DO THE ORGAlffTHEY WORRV K HE TOLD THE -AHA,HArTWXQ MDERS SOMGSXHIMUUSTAVmHl Of35Wri?lNDEI? I AJEWfi! HAVE rT7 VPftTPTDnAVue d uiailncv I fviK .vnfirM. vmv ri w Vf I Olfc.fTro AJMvlCv I Dirr une AN-ASKTOHLMTOeWTSiCKArALL REA5E 'ape. ( SURE. IF HE POffTTUWl UP IT THE BULLFIGHT - TCWOF55CK WE W1 OUR EET5, D6CAiJS KE WOfr rwUw Iniu. ASw: J " v Ann.a &wert to Head " Mt. Angel Seal Sale ' MT. ANGELr Miss ' Anna Er wert has been named chairman of the 1 tuberculosis Christmas seal campaign in" Mt Agnel. The seal sale .will open Monday, Novem-" ber .23, and continue through the Christmas season. . ; . hen You 'Need; Cash . ;-Yoii Don't vfWint :5edrape!; .itITirough pur personal, ; loan service, you can get : money when yon need . T: It! Prompt, courteous, . dignified! v . ; See bow easy tt Is to get a loan, how simple to repay! For money in a harry see Siais Funnies Co. 212-222 Guardian Bldg. Corner Liberty SUto Telephone -' " S169 r ' 1 ' ' IJe. S-21J M-222 UOWDV. kOTTN. GtSOO FRIEMP MIND FA raSMDf BIPS A 1 FCZ1SK9 GOOD BYES Cm mi. mm tmmt -p 11-21 atqrm $ynHcte, W., World n4 tcorrwd utkcz i au ineA-njcvni roth rv bv rb aw w in uimnrl mier i i.iitii -nieu I 12 sUan Fmiosss -aWoa,' arU frgltot AMP BlLUt4 RtPORT j f FOB. APVAMCEO PLVlMAr f SINGLE EMdlNB - 1 t ' ViVfi -N. I W IF KE POES TUPJi UP, WE ) Jj4JtmMm9t9 iSrm, W j iT at J 1 1