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Newspaper Page Text- - lair (Cd Mimainiciifflii. FAGS TWELVE T OREGON STATE-MAIL Sedaaw Orocjon. Vod4raar Ilornlnsy. April 21. IS 13 Market Hits Lower Levels Slow Session Has Few Firm Spots; AP Average Off .2 sNEW YORK, April 20-aj) Stocks generally drifted to slightly ' lower, levels in Tuesday's market, ! While moderately . firm spots persisted throughout one of the slowest sessions . of the year to ' date, hesitancy was apparent at rthe start arid closing declines of fractions were in the majority. ' Isloated losses ran to 2 or so. ' Actually, the -news still was" .. mullish marketwise, particularly from European and African war- fronts. Potential buyers, however, reverted to conservatism, in some cases on the idea, that the recent corrective phase of the sharp climb from the lows of a year ago might be uncompleted. . ; The Associated Press 60-stock average was off ,2 of a point at , 48. . The 1943 peak was 49.8 -reached early this month. Of 855 individual issues traded, 401 were down, 239 up and 215 unchanged. Transpers of 731,860 shares were . the smallest since Feb. 8 and com- ' pared with 907,440 Monday.; . . Part of J the day's aparthy was attributed to the desire of many customers to keep a clean slate - pending the president's broadcast plater in the evenine. The dis -closure that the chief executive had been on an extended insoec -tion trip through the south came jE! a surprise to most in the ii nancial sector. Heiiuies Starts Spring Clip of Goats, Sheep . ... CLOVERDALE Louis Hen- nies has started shearing goats and . some sheep during the past two weeks. Most of ; his shearing so far has been done at his pasture near Lebanon and vicinity. , The fleeces, although not as heavy as some years, seem to be of fine . quality in spite of the hard fall and winter. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Arnett and son, Marion of , Ventura, Calit, -.were recent, visitors at "the home .. of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hennies. , They were taking Marion back to Fresno where. he is to be in the air corps. Lawrence Bennett, a i cousin of young Arnett, accom Canied them bark smith whr , he will work in a war factory. Mrs. Henmes and Mrs. Arnett are sis ters. Shirley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hennies, was absent from school three days last week because of an eye infection. She . J , . . c goes to Stayton grade school with her mother, Vho is teaching thei. n iiuuiucr vl siuuenis are oui OI Scnool with the mfection " Mrs. Hennie- rfnnrf Clara Massey and son Richard. " Of Salem, snent the wppVphH at th. , , V . . " , ,V home of her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. "E TCunV. T5 t- n n.j ... lusc uidgw, roruanu, spent ine weekend with her mother. Mrs. rrAi:- . Sam Drager retorned to his work with the state highway , department last Monday follow ing an absence of six weeks due to an acciaenui ; rail . from a bridge scaffolding. Power Companies Declare Dividends PORTLAND, April 20-(V-A mia-to-W i , -V 'ui ai.j Share on 7 per cent preferred stock and $1.50 a share on $6.00 pre- t erred was declared Tuesdav hv Pacific Pdwer Ac Liht mmnanv L. .. 7. . agnt company. ine dividends are payable May 31 to stockholders of recbrd April IT ni w a.ri nn --'- nu v vf-1.ivioun- tain States Power mmnnn-: -.to-4 a:, i iucu 1Ueaay oi cenis a snaxe on 5 per cent pre- t erred stock and U -nt icrrea siocs ana 37 cents on common shares for the quarter ended March 31. Net income for the year ending r February 28 was reported at 6 73,691, down .07 per cent from the previous 12 months. Valley Births SWEGLE Born to Mr. and J J box pyramid; No. 2, S3.50 pyra Mrs. Lawrence Bates, a son, onl cauiaiower broccoU Local. Ko. i. Apm t j at aaiem uenerai nospl-1 tal. The boy has one sister, Nancy. lie was the second boy born to a Swegle mother on that date, DUSilCHAN . LAM Dr.T.l.La ,N f r.G.ChaNu CIILVESS LTerbalists 241 North Liberty rpststrs Portland General Electric Co- Otfic pea Saturday only U a m to 1 p. ew to 1 p n Consultation. Llood pressure and irun tsts sr frea 1 charg I racUci-J snca 1S17. Hlricl,y M" e-"- mm ( AP0-V...CO4 THO0GH iJ - YTtlL THEM MDtfRS. MV i OCAAMQU:- ML. VW2S aSc - xaj wocw bout rr PREny COWCN jE" PS, TPS CU 40fiUBr that aint no j Salem Market Th Diiccs below suDDtled by to eal grocer arc indicative ; of tbe daily market prices paid to (rowers by Sa lem Buyers out are not guarameeo by let statesman: Italian squash. 30 lbs. Cucumbers. doz. , Asparagus. 30 lbs. Calif. - rhubarb, box tied cabbage, lb. Broccoli, case Green onions, doz. bun. Turnips doz bun. Mustard greens, doz. bun.; Calif cabbage, lb. Mexican tomatoes. 35 lbs. Chinese cabbage, doz. bun. Enaive. aoz bun. Artichokes - doz. Brussel sprouts, lb. Radishes, doz. bun. Carrot-, doz. bn. Spinach, crate curly kale, crate Celery, doz bun. Parsnips, lb. Onions Pineappie, case of IS 10.00 GRAIN. BAT AMD HEEDS (Buying Prices) Oats. No. 1 38.00 35.00 28.00 28.00 1.00 Feed barley, ton Clover hay, ton Oats and vetch hay Wheat BUTTER. EGGS AND POULT Asdiesea's Baying Price (Subject to change without notice. BUTTEKFAT Premium . -4 23 20 No. 1 No. 3 i Quotations at Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore.. April 20. (AP) Butter AA grade prints 51?ic; car tons 52'ic; A grade prints 51ac; car tons 52c; B grade prints Sic lb. Butterlat First quality, maximum of of per cent acidity, delivered in ort-nd-, 52-52ac ib : premium quai- ity. maximum of 5 of 1 per cent acidity 53-53'ic lb.: valley route and J-,"'?- g I under first or 50 50' jC lb. Cheese Selling price to Portland re- I tailers: Oregon triplets 29c lb.; loaf I . IK .inUt. 4a kl.U 7 IV. . I loaf .27 ic fob. Eggs Nominal price to retailers: A grade, large 40-4 lc; B large 39 -40c; A medium 38-39c; B medium 36-37c; I A small 31c doz 4 I - Ks nomuuu prices 10 proaucers: A large 39c. B larse 38c: A medium 370 : B medium 35c doz. I Live poultry ouying prices: No grad Leghorn broilers, l'.i to 2 lbs. 30c: colored fryers under 2'i lbs. 30c: do t'a to 4 lbs. 30c; colored roasters over 4 lbs. 30c; Leghorn hens under -, lbs. Z4c: over 3. lbs. 26c; colored neas to a lbs Z6c: over S lbs. 26c: No 2 grade hens 2c less: rejects lOe less; roosters 16c lb. Dressed turkeys selling prices: Country dressed hens 34-35c; packers iocks iwni imo. 1 '2c ca an -carry uu-ge wma over zu ids. 94c. east carry. i Rabbits government ceiling: atAver age country killed to retailers 44c lb.; live pi ice to Producers 24c lb. Country meats selling price to re tailers: Country killed hogs, best I AA 24c- a, 23c. B. 2iic. 'c. isvic Mltrfln. 12H.1411 lt wa.1 I ' 1 "4 canner-cuwer cows tnew aicedinsi 16i(.c in; bulla (nw Hni llc lb-: -mbs. AA. 38c, A, 26ic, B. lb? 22"4e: S 1SU? R Wool lM2 contracts. Oreron rnrh I omlnai -JiC id.; crossDreds 0-42c Ib. 1 Mohair 1942 12-month 45c lb. Hops seed stock. 1942 crop Lie n.; J"c: "il. I Onions ereen 1.00 dozen bunrhn- Oregon dry 2.25 per 50-lb. bag. jfoiatoes new xexas red -3.S3 nr wig. oag : 1 Potatoes New Florida S0 bu. ham- I ner . I Potatoes Seed stock 8ic lb. I i-otatoes. oia tame stock cash and pric; No. 1 -(A) Deschutes -35- no. i (A) large 3.64; No. x. i5- 60lb mg: local No. 1, 3.50 cental, Hay wholesale prices: Alfalfa No. 1 or better 34.00. No. 2, 34.00 ton: oat- ZJaJZ5l xZ?-7miiV .Efi? 31 -50-32.50 ton; clover 25.00-30.00 ton. East Side Market PORTLAND. Aoril 20. ( API Quo tations today at th East Sid Tanners market: A pples Jumble pack, $2.50-2.75 box. Asparagus C a n b y-Bingen No. 1, it w: nci.fi crat. nfTSSSSm'r I . -dish No. 1 spring, so-ssc per dozen bunches. Rhubarb Field. 60c kz. bunchen: bulk 15s. C0-5c: apple boxes Sl.10-1.20. Spinach Local $10-1.6S orange box; Mid -Columbia Sl.50-1 60 box. unions ureen, so-soc a ox. bunches. Potatoes Orange box. best S2.50: No. 2. $l0-2 per 30-lb. bag; eomblna Uof 3 cenUl: No. 1. 33 cental. Hoes: Salable 1850. total 2000: mar ket M below last Monday or 10 higher than Thursday; good to choice 180 239 lbs. 14.75 to mostly 14.85; 250-300 lbs, 14X0-23; light lights 13.50-14.00: good sows 23 -25-75; choice light feeder pigs 16-17.0O. t . . craves local si.so nat box. Greens kale 90c-Sl oranar box: cab bage SOc. doz. bunches: mustard greens 80-90c doz. bunches. Potatoes oranre box, best S2.50; No. 2. $ 1-0-2 per 50-lb. bag; combination $3 cenUl; No. 1. 32S cental. Portland Grain - s PORTLAND. Ore.. April tt. (AP H9 wheat futures quoted. ft-, "mi. ft $4 SO , $2.25 4-0 1.63 .11 6.00 : .70 1.10 HO .07 4 S-0 2.10 10 25 47 M .70 3.00 100 1.65 05 17 By Quinn Hall Vf.S.A3lKC camp hoc l MIGHT AS. WEIL LET right off Asrrr is "ML GOER OWE. ... .. . ; 41 Quotations BUTTER PRINTS A B -SOU Quarters ; EGGS Extra large, white and brown Medium , Standards PulleU . OH s .33 J52 20 Cracks 20 PODLTBf Colored fry Colored hens White Leghorn frys White Leghorn hens : ; -1-32 5 21 20 Marion Creamery's Botng Prices. (Subject to change without notice)' EGGS Large A 25 Medium A 23 POULTRY Colored frys Colored hens, over S lbs. 23 29 20 Leghorn fryers Leghorn hens, under 31- Leghorn hens, over Z',i lbs 22. Koosters .10 Above prices for prime stock, under grades according to vaiue. LIVESTOCK : Buying prices for No. 1 stock, based on conditions and sales reported Spring lambs 14.50 to 15.00 Ewes 5.00 to 7.00 13.00 to 13.50 14.00 to 15.00 7.00 to 9.50 6.50 to 9.00 9.00 to 10.50 10.00 to 13.00 9.50 to 10.50 23 Hogs, top. 160-225 lbs. Top veal, 150 lbs. Dairy type cows Dairy type cows Beef type cows Bulls Heifers Dressed veal Portland Cash grain; barley No. 245 lb. B. W. aiM). mo. l flax 3.01 i. Cash wheat (bid): soft white 16: soft white excluding Rex la; White Club 18; western red 1-28. : Hard red winter: ordinary 17; 10 per cent 1-1; 11 per cent 1.33; 12 per cent la. . Hard white bart: 10 per cent 1.45; 11 per cent L47; 12 per cent 1.49. Today's car receiDts: wheat 8: bar ley 4; flour 9; corn 3; oats 3; millfeed 2. Portland Livestock PORTLAND, Ore.. April 20. (AP) (USDA) Cattle: salable 125; total 175; calves salable and total 15; mar ket active and steady on kinds avail able,-quality mostly poor; no good fed : steers oiierea salable around 16.00-50; common to medium steers 12.80-14.50. Including stockers at 13.00-14.50; odd common heifers 10.00-12.00; canner and cutter cows 7.00-9.00; fat dairy type cows 9.50-10.50; medium to good beef cows 1100-12.90; common to medium nuns ii.oo-i3.oo. odd good heavy bulls to 14.00; good to choice vealers steady at 15.00-16.00. odd head 16.25-50. Hogs: salable 250; total 850; market uneven, mostly steady with Monday's average extremely early top 15 higher at 13.00; bulk good to choice 180-230 ids. 14.79-185, few down to 14.50; 250 300 lbs. 14.00-25; light lights 14.00 down; good 500-600 lb. sows 13.00-25; lighter weights to 13 O; good to choice feeder pigs quotable 16.00-17.00. Sheep: salable and total 300; market steady; load medium to good woo led lamDs unsold, held around 14.25: few j medium to good shorn lambs 13 00-14 I good to choice fed and spring lambs quuuDie to xo v or a oove: odd com mon ewes 4.00; good ewes quotable to a.w or over. Wool in Boston BOSTON. Aoril 20. l API trrsnai The wool market both in Rmtnn in the country was quiet today. Me dium wool was purchased in Ohio at prices xo growers of 47 to ; 50 cents. Ohio fine clothing was sold in Boston at a grease price of 38 cents. Addi tional purchases of mohair were made In Texas at 60 cents for adult and 80 v hi. ior ma. Stocks and Bonds Compiled by The Associated Press April 20 STOCK AVERAGES , 30 i 13 13 60 Indus Rails Util Stks rxet cnanee D. 3 TTnr-h n 1 n - x uesuay 4.f , 32.5 482 n-evious day 68.0 24.6 32 6 48 4 Week ago 66S 23 6 ai At 3 Month ago 65.5 22 5 30.9 46 Year ago 48 7 t 15- ! 23.0 33- 143 high 69.9 26.2 32 9 . 40 a -m low eo ij , 27.1 41.7 I BOND AVERAGES ' 20 10 10 10 ' Rails Indus Util rogn Net chanc r 1 n 1 n 1 a 1 umamy , 74 104 102 59.S rrevtous day 74.6 : 109.9 102 Week ago 73.0 104 8 101 Month ago 72.3 ; 104.S 101 Year ago 64.6 1 103.T 94.0 1843 high 75.4 103 102.3 1943 tow 64.6 103.S , 9S.0 59.7 59.S 59.1 48 2 60.7 53 Dance Scheduled ROBERTS The regular bene fit social dance will be held Sat urday night at the grange hall. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blankenship, Roy Rice, Annie Johnston are the committee. Pot luck lunch will be served. - 4 Lbi'l dincfic3: Wkaa im Maaaea aeM mai V U n-onrt- tkt sa. r r ifc aad kMrwni. 4aetara aaaaliy F rl faat'tin iMdiriaai kmc 1 lor mrtawt r t f aMviM lit ibaaa hi Bl-aaa Tthivta. Ka taiatlva. BrU-n artaaa i fnt ki i 1 's3 Grain Future Prices Rise f CHICAGO; April 2H)-Prices of all : grain , futures advanced i abruptly Tuesday as buying order for wheat and rye uncovered a dearth of offerings. - The upturn was also associated with sharp gains at Winnipeg where recent' heavy export sales boosted grain values more than 5 cents a bushel in two days. wnu e : extreme grains were shaded fractionally near the close, wheat finished the session at lft. cents higher than Monday. May si.44,, July l.43-, Sep tember $1.44. December 11.46- H. Best gains were made by the nearby contracts. Corn was unchanged at ceiling levels, May S1.05. Oats gained V4 to 4 cent, and rye was 1 to 1 cents higher. Action of the house in passing I the agriculture appropriation bill with the limitation that none of (the funds was to be used for in' centive payments to farmers also attracted considerable attention. Reports from Canada said 7.- 000,000 bushels of Canadian cash wheat had been sold to the United States for use as livestock feed and an additional 2,000,000 bushels was moved for export to the Unit ed Kingdom. Mill buying was relatively in active and hedge sales were small. Meanwhile, ; reports from the northwest indicated farmers were making good progress with spring wheat seeding and that with an other week of good weather the bulk of the crop would be in the ground. Thursday's Radio Programs Today's programs appear on editorial page. KSLM THURSDAY 130 Ks. 7: 00 News. 7 .-05 Rise Shin. 7:30 News 7:45 Morning "Moods. SAO Sextet from hunger. .80 News Brevities. 8:35 Tango Time. 9.-00 Pastor's Calls. 9:15 Uncle Sam. 0-0 Marion County Farm Bom Program. 9:45 Dickson's Melody Uuitann. 10:00 World in Review. 10. -05 A Song and Dance. 10 -0 "Musiquiz." 110 Some Like It Sweet 11 :15 Passion Week Scripture Music. 11-0 Willamette U. Chanel. 12 .-00 Oi ganalitis. -OEM CBS THUSDAY 956 Ke. ervu iMortnwest Farm Reporter. 6:15 Breakfast Bulletin. 60 Texas Rangers. 6:45 Koin Klock. 7:15 News. T-O Dick Joy. News. 7:45 Nelson Pringle. S AO Consumer News. 8:15 Valiant Lady. S O Stories America Loves. 8:45 Aunt Jenny. 9:00 Kate Smith Speaks. 9:15 Big Sister. 90 Romance of Helen Trent 9:45 Our Gal Sundav. 10. -00 Life Can B Beautiful. 10:15 Ma Perkins. 10:30 Vic and Sade. 10:45 Th Goldbergs. 11 AO Young Dr. Malon. 11:15 Joyce Jordan. ii we ov and Learn. 11 :45 News 12:15 Bob Andersen. News. - KEXBN THURSDAY 1196 Ke. 6.-00 Moments ot Melody. 6:15 National Farm & Horn. 6:45 Western Agriculture. 7 AO Excursions in Science. 7:15 Keep Tit Club. 7-0 News. 7:45 Music of Vienna. 8. -00 Breakfast Club. 9. -00 Keep Fit Club. 9:15 Woman's World. 9 -O Breakfast at Sardi'a. 10.00 Baukhage Talking. 10:15 The Gospel Sincer. 10- 30 Christian Science Program. 11 AO Jack Little 11-0 Pages of Melody. 11:45 Your Hollvwood. New. 12 AO Songs by Morton Downer. KGW NBC THURSDAY 626 Ke. 4.-00 Dawn PatroL 5:55 Labor News. 6 AO Everythina Goes. 6-0 News. 6:45 Labor News. 7A0 News. , 7:15 News. 7 5 Aunt Jemima. 7-0 News. 7:45 Sam Hayes. SAO Stars of Today. . ... 8:15 James Abbe. New 80 Rose Room. .8:45 David Harurn. AO The O'Nieus. :1 3 Arden Commentator. 9-0 Morning Madness. 9:45 News. 10 AO School Program. 100 Homekeeoer'a CiWir. 10:45 Dr Kate. ll.-OO-Lieht of the WnrM 11:15 Lonely Women. 11:30 Guiding Light .11:45 Hymns of All nmrchu 12 AO Story of Mary Marlin. K ALE MBS THURSDAY 1336 Ke. :45 Unci Sam. 7 AO Around th Clock. 7:15 Texas Rangers.. 7 JO Memory Timekeeper. SAO Haven f Rest. B-O News. 8:45 Old Songs 9:00 Boak Carter. 9:15 Woman's Side of th N 9-0 Buyer's Guide. 9:45 US Navv Band. 10 AO News 10:15 Stars of Torfav 10-0 This and That 11 AO Cedrtc Foster. 11:15 Bill Hav Reads the Rlr.l 11 -JO Concert Gems. 115 Rose Room. 12 O News. KOAC THURSDAY 556 K. 10 AONews. 10 15 Th Homemaers Hour. 11 AO School of th Air. . : 11 O Music of th Masters. 12 0 News. .. . Eggs Uanfcd Top Prices Paid! Prompt Remittance Ship or Bring Tear Eggs 1 FEED IIEYED, " EGQ DEPOT X31 S. E. Alder St. Portland. Ore. L 1 v. Elizabeth Earl and Dennis Morgan wood theatre la featnring.with That Night in Rio, In technicolor. Mrs. Goodfellow Back As Hospital Librarian ZENA Mrs. Howard Goodfel low has resumed her duties in con Hi " SEARS FARM STORE ; . . 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UEWO ME YOUR EARS - WAR-AWOJ BELIEVE. 1 j f VWRE GOMNA , . cl&ClSfy) PERMISSION, IM GCmmCi l ukuwo njK BKwra sw&ith. i wiai i VVWNIK7 ill s- w'vA k - - ' S TO CHANS C A 0WG FC- I I . PILLOWS ARC CQMJXKi IM R-.5TEC I WEEDS 15 LESS 5MGING 1 BUSINESS rT SOftf IMTO A WAP FVkCTDPV X THAMA HLWaCANE. I PIUOW3 AMD AAQgg . O 7 ?r ( CAM ALWAVS F1NO A NEWajS- 7 CMASIM- A CYCLOM.-V SlM GlMCy AAACWME'jlp XJ , j A NESS -BUT THERE NEVER WAS lBaTr-i VsGuns i lr- -f 1 ; - ; ; &??P oRwiu.ecAccuNTRytiKE . n '-"V -Tr ' V A, Vgg5lM AMVOOOyg -.V I : WWTYJD VmCfOML1H01fceM& THE Vm&XS RC FBCM TrE ; I K'XMWMLE-.. Jt WARY 5 HOUSE I - ' I : AM- iSylWE DETERMINED TO GET. TWMEi, Trtr MORE ArTBErBCWE ci&ti -f jl , . . . . . J ! . :lfeIl: J . ills; . Sfli; R. . in W Ml .. II L : UUU - ' u------ -. Li in "River's End," which the Holly nection with the library at the state tuberculosis hospital after having been at home five months. Mrs. Goodfellow has received a raise in her. salary. - Besides : her I I J Ml 1 ........... : :. .- - . - l -, -,- in i n i . Sizes 10 to 13" AH Kinds Can Be. Sold in Any County with Certificate library work at the hospital, Mrs. Goodfellow helps with rchabllita tion plans for the younger patients for future occupations. . . Mrs. Ben McConnel of Zena is also employed at the hospital as curses aid, starting work last week. She "accompanies T'Mrs. Goodfellow who. drives to and from her work summer and win ter. Query Builds Barn ROBERTS ' Henry Query is busy building a ood' sized barn and machine room. ' c ri) - -w. y ini:iunR7 There is personal or business emergency which we cannot help yon meet with , a conveniently, speedily arranged loan! Drop into or offices for full details . . ' STATE FHIAIICE CO. 212-222 Guardian Bldg-, Corner Liberty and State -Telephone t!68 IJc 8-218 Wa are always la the Market to hay for CASH Keal Estau Mortgages and Contracts, Merchandise Oisconnt Paper and Notes wac Finnicuxn Recovers ; GRAND ISLAND .-- .Freeman Finnicum, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Finnicum, who has been quite 411 at his home with Infected ears, is. wcoverin. satisfactory. ' Visits Parents. : HAYES VELLE -1 Mrs. W.' D. . Garrett (Clara Nelson) is spend-. ing the next three months with her parents while her husband at tends army intelligence school at Rockfield, Md. - 173 8. LIBERTY. SALEM, OREGON 'V v.i