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Some Gains
Reach Market
.Profit Taking Holds
Other Leaders Back;
AP Average Up .2
" NEW YORK, May &-JP)-Gains
of fractions to 2 or more "points
v were well spread ever Thursday's
stock market, along with assort
ed one to three-year highs, but
' light profit taking kept many
, leaders in the losing ranks. V.-i t
- Steels,' coppers, utilities and air
crafts generally were unable. to
. make progress. Closing . advances
- were a shade in the majority.
The Associated Press average
of 60 stocks finished with a net
plus mark of .2 of a point at
SO S, a peak since April 9, 1940.
The' rail composite was without
variation -while that for the utili
ties was off J2. The market main
tained its breadth, 971 individual
issues being traded. Of these 445
were up, 308 down and 220 un
changed. - : ' v '
Transfers' totale d 2,078,020
shares against 2,470,175 yesterday.
At best levels for 1943 orj longer
were , Great Northern, Northern
Pacific, Canadian Pacific, Atlantic
Coast Line, General Motors, Con
tinental Motors American it
Foreign Power, Montgomery
Ward, Sears Roebuck, American
Airlines, Eastern Air Lines, Paj
tino Mines, Dow Chemical, Du
Pont, Eastman Kodakf Standard
Oil (NJ), Standard Oil of Calif.,
A m e r i can ' Radiator, American
Locomotive and Lima Locomo
tive. '
Bread Boost
Raises Prices
CHICAGO, May t.-UP-A boost
n bread ceilings in some sections
of the country and continued un
favorable weather for crop growth
In major parts of the producing
area brought buying into the
wheat pit near the close Thurs
day and prices advanced -.'
May wheat finished at $1.46 and
July at $1.45-1.45ft. Corn again
was unchanged at ceilings, ; May
$1.05, oats advanced and
rye followed wheat higher to fin
ish on gains of 4-. V . ' ;
: Bread was raised a cent a loaf
in all of Utah; in Fargo, ND, and
on Moorhead, Minn. Reports from
Washington said the office of
price administration was not con
templating upward revisions in
any other sections.'
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HORIZONTAL ,
- 1. rTAaf ancient city is the teen
ct Homer "Iliad"?
8. Ibsen heroine
.Oily
: 12. Traitors
14. Wander
15. Perfect
' IS. Intrinsic nature
18. Cease
20. Spread for drying
21. Pronoun
22. Behold
24. Graceful bird
' 26. Tears in decade ;
! 28. Humming bird
SO. Dilatory
32. What is dramatist Cc-rartts
rst name? '
. 35. Gains
37. Female horse 1
. 39. Tiny
- 40. What English commander
- autrigator assisted in the defeat
of the Spanish Armada?
42. Wife of Zeus
44. Note in scale
.45. Dispatch
4T. Horses "
49. Paid notice '
SL. F roster i
S3. Law fiver
- S8. Indicates
9. Uncommon
CO. Klg;ht before a holiday
, 1. Renews
C3. Female ruff i
64. Appearing gnawed -.
65. S-haped worm
XBTICAL -
1. Thrice (prefix) .
' 2. Color
3. Individuals '
v 4. What Irish poet won the Nobel
prize in 1923?
5. A continent (abtr.)
; . Lyric poem - .
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8. Piece if property ;
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ID. Curved structurt'
Slriclly Private1
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Salem Market
Tb prices below supplied by a to
cal grocer aro indtcative of the daily
market pi tecs paid to growers by Sa
lem buyers but arc not guaranteed
by The Statesman:
Italian squash. 30 lbs. $40
Cucumbers, dor.
Asparagus, SO lbs.
Calif rhubarb, box
Red cabbage, lb.
Broccoli, case
Green onions, doz. bun.
Turnips dos bun
Mustard greens, doz. Hun.
Calif cabbage. 4b.
Mexican tomatoes. 35 lbs.
Chinese cabbage, doz. bun.
Endive, dos bun.
Artichokes doz.
Brussel sprouts, lb.
Radishes, doz. bun.
Carroth. doz ba.
Spinach, crate
Curly r kale, crate
Celery, doz., bun.
Parsnips. . lb. -
Onions
Pineappie. case of IS
10.00
GRAIN. BAT AND VESDS
(Bay lag Prices)
Oats. No. 1 J
Feed barley, ton T
Clover hay ton ' ""
38.00
35.00
28.00
28.00
Oats and vetch hay
Wbeat :
MUTTKR, SGGS AND POULTRY
Aadiessa's Baytag Price
( Subject to change without notice.)
BUTT ERF AT
Premium 34
No. 1 .. 33
No 3 30
BUTTER PRINT.
A
31 Vt
30
B
Quarters
32
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11. Woody plant
13. Shines
17. Who is British Secretary
of Forei-n Affairs?
19. Inside of hand
22. What Admiral is head of the
Maritime Commission?
23. Above
25. Who was the rst recorded
"navigator"?
27. Present time
29. Luzon Negritoes
3i.What English architect de
signed many of London's
famous buildings? ;
33. Lamprey
34. Meadow
36, Tarn quantity
38. Ages .
41. Once more! i '
43. Greek market place
46. Prevent
48. Official candidates list
49. The maples
50. Bird of peace
52. Town in Nevada
54, Native metals
55. Cape - -
57. Born
58. Distress call '
62. Odin's brother
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Quotations
EGGS : ' '
Extra large, white and browa 35
Medium - 33
Standards , 33
PulleU ; 30
Cracks , , , , , . 30
POULTRY
Colored fry
31-33
, 35
31
30
Colored hens
White Lerhorn frvi
White Leghorn hens
Martoa Creaaaery'a Bajtag Prices.
(Subject to change without notice)
EGGS
Large A S5
Medium A - .33 -
POULTR
AU hens J
All springs : : JZ9
Roosters or stags .: - M
Above prices for prime stock, under
grades according to value. -LfVESTOCR
Buying prices for No 1 stock,' oased
on conditions and sales reported
Spring lambs 14.00-14.50
Ewes - S 00 to 7 00
Hogs, top, 160-222 lbs. .....1 14.80
Top veal. ISO lbs. . 14.00 to 14.50
Dairy typs cows T .00-9.50 -
Dairy type cows S.S0 to S.00
Beef type cows S.00 to 10.50
Bulls 10.00 to 13.00
Heifers liO to 10 50
Dressed veal : ; S3
Quotations at
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Or.. May 8 (API-
Butter AA grade prints 91 e; cartons
52',ic; A grade prints elc; cartons
52c: B grade prints 51c lb.
Butterfat First quality, maximum
of .6 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered
in Portland 53-53 ",ic lb.; premium qual
ity, maximum of J5 of 1 per cent
acidity. 53-53',ic lb.; valley route and
country points 2c less than first or
50Vc; second quality at Portland 2c
under first or SO-SO'ic in.
Cheese Sellin price to Portland re
tailers; Oregon triplets 29c lb.; loaf
30c lb.; triplets to wholesalers Zic Jo.;
loaf 27Hc lb. FOB.
Eggs Nominal price to retailers: A
grade: large 39c, B large 38c; A me
dium 37c: B medium 35c; A small
30c dozen.
Eggs Nominal prices to producers:
A large 37c; B large 38c; A medium
35c; B medium 33c.
Live poultry Buying prices: No. 1
grade Leghorn broilers, up to Hi lbs.
30c; colored fryers, under 2V lbs. 29c;
colored roasters over 4 lbs. 29c: Leg
horn hens, under 2',b lbs. 25,ic; over
3,a lbs. 25sc; colored hens. 4 to 8
lbs. 35'ic; over & bs. 25'2c; No. 2 grade
hens 2c less; rejects 10c less; roosters
16c lb.
Dressed turkeys Selling prices:
Country dressed hens 34-35c; packers
stock hens. No. 1. 35aC cash-carry;
large toms, over 20 lbs. 34c cash-carry.
Rabbits Government ceiling: Ave
rage country killed to retailers 44c lb.;
live price to producers 24c lb.
Count! y meau Selling price to
retailers: Country killed hogs, best
butchers, 120-140 lbs. 20c; vealers, AA
24c; A, 23c; B. 21 Uc; C. 19c; D. 17c;
canner -cutter cows (new ceiling) 16 Me
lb.; bulls (new ceiling) 17'e lb.; lambs.
AA, 28c; A. -Slfec: B. 34ic; C. 22ic;
ewes. Fs. ISVtc: medium. 14c: R.
cascara oara ury, zoc lb.
Mohair 1942, 12-month 45c lb.
Hooa Seed stock. 1942 eron. 1.16 lb.:
seedless . 1JO-1JW. lb contract, seed
less voc; -seee sac m. . - ;
Onions Green. SO-85e doc. bunches:
Oregon dry 2.25, SO-lb. bag.
oruona New Texas Yellow. 4.13 per
90-lb. bag. - ? m-
PoUtoes New Texas red. S3JS-3.40
per 50-lb. bag: new California white
4.33 cental .' ,
Potatoes Seed stock, 4,-4e lb. ;'
Potatoes, old table stock cash and
carry, price: No. . 2. lJS-lJO, 60-lb.
bag:, local no. 1. 3 JO cental.
Hay Wholesale prices: Alfalfa No.
1 or better 34.00 No. 2. 34.00 ton: oat-
vetch 25.00-30.00 . ton. valley points:
timothy (valley) 25.00; do Montana
31.50-02.50 ton; clover 23.00-30.00 ton.
East Side Market
PORTLAND. Ore.. May 4 (API-
Cast Side Farmers market Quotations
today:
AppleJumble pack. 3.50-2.73 box.
Asparagus Bingen. No. 1. bunched.
84J3; Canby, loose. No. 1, 4-4.25 pyra-
mw; no a, aa --.5e. ' t
Cauliflower (broccoli) Local. No. 1.
3.00: ordinary 2.00; No.- X ' 10 crate.
Chives Local. 130 Cat box.- -Root
vegetables Lues, carrots SOc-
18: parsnips 91.75; turnips LOO.
oreen Kale SOe-l.OO -. orange box:
cabbage fete doz. bunches; mustard
greens S0-8Se dos. bunches; watercreaa
ijo aoa. punches. -. ?
Radishes No. 1 spring, red. 60-70c:
white, 70-75c doz, bunches.
Rhubarb Field, bulk, aoole boxes
75c box. -
Spmcfe4Loc-L old. S1JS-1.40 arum
box? new ' spring $1.40.
Onions Green. 70-75e doc bunches.
PoUtoes Oranre box. best ISO: No.
2. . 1 65 per 50-lb. box; combination
33-3.es cental; No. 1. 3.75 cental. :
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Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore.. -j May 9 (API
FALSE TEETH
Need Not Embarrass
Many wearers of false teeth have
suffered real embarrassment because
their plate dropped, ' slipped or wab
bled at Just the wrong time. Do not
five in fear of this nappenme to you.
Just sprinkie little rAST-ETH, the
alkaline (non-ocid) powder, on your
plates. . Holds false teeth more firmly,
so they feel more comfortable.. Does
not sour. Checks "plate odor" (denture
breath). Gt FASTEXTH at any drug
store. ....
Saturday's Radio
Programs -
Today's - programs appear a
editorial page, - - -
; XSLJt SATTTmOAt 13M Kb
1 AO New la BrleC -75
Rise n' Sbin. ...
TO News. -1.-4S
Morning Mooda.
S .-00 Eaton Boys. -S
JO News Brevities. -
35 Tango Time.
9 AO Pastor's Call .
Music. - -
. f JO Popular Salute.
100 World in- Review. - .
10. "05 Jack Teeney.
11 AO Campus Fresbmea.
1130 Hits of yesteryear. ' -
UAO Orsanailtics. -
RALE MBS SATCRDAT 1330 Ke.
:4S At the Console. ,
70 Around the Clock.
- 7:15 Texas Rangera. ' j
T JO Memory Timekeeper. '
8K)0 Haveb of Rest.
- S -30 News. '
S:45 Old Songs. .
K)0 Buyer's Parade. -
t:l5 The Woman's Side of the News
- 0:30 Wartime Women.
0:35 Hello Again.
100 News
10:15 Stars of Today.
10 JO This and That "
-11:00 Journal-Juniors. - -
11 JO Concert Gtna. t .
13:00 Concert.
KEX BN SATURO 47 Hm'ks, -.
0 Musical Clock. .
, 7.-00 The Cadets.
7:13 Mirandy of Persimmon Holler.
. 7:30 News.
AO Breakfast Club:
8 O0 Christian Science Program. 1
9:15 Reading Is Pun, -
-Jo Breakfast at Sardl's
10:15 National Jrm and Home,
10:45 Fantasy in Vetody.
110 Music. -l,
ROIN-CBS SATtIRDAT-50 Ke;
0:00 Northwest farm Reporter.
:1S Breakfas Bulletin.
, Ct0 Texas Rangers.
0:45 KOIN Klock.
7:15 News. .
7 JO Dick Joy, News.
S0 Consumer News.
8:15 -Jackson Wheeler, News. ;
: 8 JO Fashions for Rations. -
80 Theatre of Today.
JO Kid Critics.
100 Country J ournaL
10:30 Let's Pretend.
11.-00 Melody Time.
11 JO Spirit of "43
13.O0 News
KGW NBC SATURDAY 4 Re.
40 Dawn Patrol. '
: DO Everything Goes.
S JO Serenade.
0:50 News Headline-.
7-00 News.
735 Aunt Jemima.
7 JO Nellie ReveU Presents.
7:45 Sim Hayes.
S0 Organ Concert.
8:15 James Abbe Covers the News
; S JO Rose Room.
S -45 Vegetables for. Victory.
0 MUSIC KOOffl.
9:15 Consumer's Time. '
0J0 Mirth and Madness. .
100-Music -
10:30 All Out for-Victory.
10:45 The People's War.
110 Stars of Tomorrow.
13 0 US-Alr Force Band. ;
ROAC SATURDAY SSO Re. .
100 News - .
10:15 Homeniaker's Hour. . . .
.110 Music of the Masters, .
lt:3Q Co-ed Half "Hour. - :
Portland
Wheat futures uneiuoted. '
. Cash erain: Oats No. 2-38 lb. white
380, Barley No. 3-45 lb. B.W.. 33J0.
No. l flax 3.01. . v
Cash i wheat (bid): Soft white 1M:
soft white excluding- Rex 1X1; white
club lJZii western red 1J7.
Hard - red winter: Ordinary 1J6; 10
per cent 131; 11 per cent 1J3; u
per cent 1 J3.
Hard: white Bart: 10 per cent 1.41;
11 per cent 1.43; 12 per cent 1.49.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 17. bar
ley 1. flour 3, corn 3. oats 1, millfeed 1.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore- May 6 (AP)
(USD A ) Cattle : salable 50. total 150;
calves salable 25, - total 35: market
active on most classes; steers scarce
but on narrow demand, few head of
good fed steers held above 16.00; com
mon to medium heifers 10.SO-13J0
canner ' and cutter cows 7.00-9 JS; fat
dairy type cows 9.50-11.00; good beef
cows 12.50; medium-good bulls 12.00-
14.00, odd head 14.23, common down
to 10.25; good-choice vealers 15.00
18.50. few select 17.00.
Hogs; Salable 300. total 650: market
active. 10-19 higher tnan Wednesday's
low time, but top unchanged; bulk
and top good and choice 180-Z30 lbs.
14.75. heavier weights 14.00-25; light
iignta i3.79-i4.oo; good sows steady at
13.00-50; choice, lis 10. feeder pigs
17.00. lighter weights quotable to 18.00.
Sheep: Salable 350. total 400; market
steady; - few - medium-good spring
lambs 13.75. common grades 12.00; good
90 lb. wooled lambs 14J0; good shorn
lambs 13.50, common-medium 100
12.75; good wooled ewes 8.00; common
shorn ewea 4.00. r
Wool . in Boston
BOSTON.' May 8 AP (USDA)--Somo
foreign wools were- sold today
in the Boston' market. mostly of small
lota for urgent needs. Scoured Cor-
riente 38s wools were sold at an out
of -bond i price of 81.00. Australian 8
per cent burry fine wool was sold at
an - out-of-bond price : of ; 1 1.04. Bids
were requested on flannel shirts, aerce
coats - and sweaters - by the . quarter
maaxer corps. . . . . - . ,
Stoclis' and Bonds
.Complied by -The Associated
.-'. May; 8 ' ..
STOCK 'AVERAGES
30
15 IS
40
Stks
50
90.7
49S
49 J
33S
80S
41.7
Indus - Rails Util
Thursday
71.1 2.S 34.1
Previous day . 70.7
S6.8 34 J
25.6 33.1
2S.8 33.8
15 J 22.8
S6.S 34J
18 J, 374
Week ago 68.9
Month ago , 89 J
Year, ago . : 48.4
1943 high - 71.1
1943 low , 80J
-New 1943 highs.
BOND AVERAGES
20 10 10
: Rails Indua tTttl
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Foen
80.6
80S
80S
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47.7
00.7
83S
Thursday 77.1 105.1 102 J
Previous day 76.8 ... 10S.1 . 103J
Week ago . 75.7 10SJ 102 J
Month ago l754 " 104.8 102.0
Year ago .M.s 103.6 94 J
1943 high , , 77.1 JOSS ' 102 J
1S4S low - .4.6 . 103S 98.0
New 1943 high. , -
Visit Lebanon
- MUX. CITY -.Mr. and Mra.
Ed Haynes were weekend visitors
at Lebanon. . :
- Try as of Chinese remedies.
AmazJag SUCCESS far 80M
years in CHINA. Ne amatter with
what ' altaaent yen are AFFLICT--IO
. ai-araera. ' i tla -
Unas Rver, kMneys, steaaaea.
, Bueers, ;- aia-
aetls, fever, skin. feauOe eeaa
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CnlBes Herb Co.
Office Bears Only
Tees, and fat, 9
a. as. -toSS.' and
Sam. s and Wed 9
la., as. t 16J8 ,.
122 K. ComT. EL, Salem, Ore.
Paper Firm
Sets Dividenids
SAN FRANCISCO, -May C.-yP)
-Crown 2Ilerbach corporation
declared a dividend of 25 cents
on common stock .Thursday, pay
able July 1 to stock of record
June 14. - The company has paid
common stock holders at this rate
for about three' years., ""ii--s
..Directors also declared the reg
ular quarterly $1.25 dividend on
preferred stock, payable June 1,
record of May 17.
Frost Damages
pregon Crops '.
PORTLAND, May 9-y-The
weather bureau's weekly, crop
bulletin disclosed Thursday that
recent frosts in southern Oregon
seriously damaged fruit, tomatoes,
beans and sweet corn. Local dam
age . was . reported in , other dis
tricts. Some -: mildew - fet - appear
ing in hope, it . wm reported.
To Collect FaU -
WEST SALEM The" school
children will collect the fats in
West Salem on May .' 14 and IS.
All housewives are asked1 to -have
their fats prepared at that time.
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Pratum Arranges
Music Program
PRATUM -The Pratum school
will observe Music Week with a
program Friday afternoon at the
school. :j -
- Listed are a song, "Spring time,
Summer Time, primary, room;
accordion solo, "America", Law
rence Fischer; vocal duet, ."Carry
Me Back to Old Virginy", Betty
Harlorand Marjorie Roseman; pi
ano solo, "Florida Moolight", Ale
da Rehm; quartet, "Tramp, Tramp,
Tramp",' Paul Unruh, Vernon
LJdtke, Clayton Wenger, and Law
rence Fischer; trumpet . s o 1 o,
"Beautiful Dreamer", Paul Un
ruh; vocal duet, My Bonnie Lies
Over the Ocean", Betty Harlnr
and Marjorie Roseman;, accordion
solo, "America ,the Beutiful",
Lawrence Fischer; trumpet - solo,
"The Lost . Chord," , Paul - Unruh;
song, "Star. Spangled Banner", by
the school. t
The program is arranged by. the
teachers, Mrs. Kmiwa DeLapp and
Miss Helen Christiansen.
Nephew, Niece Visit
- SILVERTON . Mrs. Gertrude
Moen had as her guests Tuesday,
MV; and Mrs. Sherman Moen from
Portland. : Mr. Moen is s nephew
of Mrs. Gertrude Moen. , -
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FresJiours Give Party ::
On Son's Birthday -
HOPEWELL Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Freshour entertained a group
of children and their mothers at
their home Saturday afternoon
complimenting their son, Ronald,
who was three years old Sunday,
May 2. Games were played. At
tending .were Mrs. Horace Ed
wards and; three children. of Un
lonvale; Mrs. Tom Lyman and
three children of Webf cot; Mrs.
Owen Pearce and one son and Mrs.
Ed Loop of Hopewell, who pre
sented Ronald with gifts. ;
Are .you Faced by
If you arer State Finance Co. will help you. We have helped
hundreds of people who found themselves confronted with
financial -emergencies for which they weren't -prepared. Come
,v to and get a State Finance Co. loan to -help get yourself back.
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Telephone SlSS Lie. S-Z19 M-222
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UNIONVALE Mrs. Uenjy
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teach Tuesday. Her students were
dismissed. She was taken to Mc
Minnvflle for medical attention
and will remain for a time at the
hospital or be cared for at the
home of her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Wickuler. Mrs. 'H.
A. Murphy of Pleasantdale will
finish her teaching contract for
this term scheduled to close Fri
day, May 28. ; j
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