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Thm OI-EGON STATESMAN. Salem. Qraon. Friday Homing. Kay 23. IS 13
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Many Stocks
Reach Peaks
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Buyers Favor Blue
Chips; Some Profit
Taking at Finish
NEW YORK, May 27-(r-Stock
market buyers favored blue chips
in Thursday's proceedings and,
despite relatively heavy profit
taking in the final hour, many
Issues touched peaks for three
years or ; longer.
Prices in most cases, were best
in the morning. Gains of 1 to 3
points were widespread. Custo
mers then began to trim accounts
In preparation for the extra-long
weekend principal exchanges
will recess Monday for memorial
day and top quotations generally
' were reduced or converted into
small minus signs at the close.
- The Associated Press average
of 60 stocks was up vl of a point
at 51.6, highest level since Jan
uary 5, 1940. It was the third suc
cessive recovery. The market was
fairly broad, 966 issues being
traded. Of these 497 were up, 244
down and 225 unchanged. Trans
f ers totaled 1,468,440 shares
against 1;32 1,870 yesterday.
Stocks in the "new high" divi
sion included Santa Fe, which
slipped with the rest of the rails
at the. last and ended unchanged
A m e r i can Telephone, Westing
house, Dow Chemical, Montgo
mery Ward, Sears Roebuck, Uni
ted Aircraft, Union Carbide, and
Johns Manville. Northern Pacific
and Shesapeake and Ohio retain
ed advances, along with Bethele
hem. Western Union, Anaconda
and Radio Corp.
Minor declines , were suffered
by US Steel, General Motors, In
. tenia tional Harvester, American
Smelting and S perry.
Saturday's Radio
Programs
Today's programs appear on
editorial page.
X8LM-1ATCKDA1-139 Ke.
7.-00 News in Brief.
l-OS Rise 'n' Shine.
730 New.
T 5 Morning Moods.
8:00 Eaton Boys.
1:30 News Brevities.
J Tango Time.
S:O0 Pastor's Call.
S:15---Music.
JO Popular Music.
10:00 World in Review.
10:05 Jack Feeney.
114)0 Campus Freshmen. -11
JO Hits of Yesteryear. -13:00
Organaliti-s.
KALE MBS SATURDAY 1331
6:45 At the Console.
7.00 Around the Clock.
- 7:15 Texas Rangers.
7 JO Memory Timekeeper.
S:00 Haver, of Rest.
B -30 News.
:4S Old Songs.
S :00 Buyer's Parade.
9:15 The Woman's Side of the News
8 JO Wartime Women.
9:35 Hlk Again
10:00 News
10:15 Stars of Today.
10 JO Thw and That.
110 Journal Juniors.
1 1 30 Concert Gems. -13:00
Concert.'
It EX BN SATURDAY 119 Kc
00 Musical Clock.
1:00 The Cadets
7:15 MiranOy of Persimmon Boiler
1 JO News.
00 Breakfast Club.
9 00 Christian Science Program.'
S :1 5 Music.
9 JO Breakfast at Sardl's -.
10:15 National Farm and Home.
10:45 Fantasy tn Melody.
11 AO Music.
11 JO Tommy Tucker.
12:00 Men of Land. Sea and Air.
KOlN-iCBS SATURDAY 95 Kc
"00 Northwest Farm Reporter.
:15 Breakfast Bulletin,
ao Texkb Rangers.
:45 KOIN Klock.
1:15 News. .
1 JO Dick Joy. News.
0 Consumer News.
:15 Jackson Wheeler. News
JO Fashions for Rations.
9 tfO Theatre of Today.
9 JO Kid Critics.
10 DO Country Journal.
10 JO Let's Pretend.
10:55 Melody Time. -
11 5 Serenade,
11 JO Spirit of '43.
IS 40 News
KGW NBC SATURDAY 429 K.
4 -CO Dawn Patrol
SrOO Everything. Goes.
JO Serenade.
:50 News Headlines.
. 1-00 News
1 JO Nellie ReveU Presents.
1:45 Sam Hayes.
AO Organ Concert.
9:15 James Abb Covers the News.
9 JO Rose-Room.
9-45 Vegetables for Victory.
9 AO Music Room.
9:15 Consumer's Time. ,
9:30 Mirth and Madness.
100 Uncle Sam.
10 JO All Out for Victory.
10:45 War Telescope. . x . : ;.
11 AO Stars of Tomorrow.
12 AO US Air. Force Band.
KOAC SATURDAY 550 Ke.
:45 Oregon Stat Commencement.
1 AO News
11 AO Music of the Masters.
12 AO News.
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Alan Ladd (right) is starred la The Glass, Key" at the HoUyweod
- tor.l!it. Veronica Lke and Brian Donlevy bare featored roles.
"Strictly Private"
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Salem Market
The prices beiuw supplied by lo
cat grocer are indicative of the daily
market prices paid to growers by Sa
lem buyers but are not guaranteed
by The Statesman:
Cauliflower, crate
Corn. doz. ears .
Avocodos. crate
Crook neck squash, crate
Italian squash. . 30 lbs.
Cucumbers, doz.
Asparagus. 30 lbs.
Calif rhubarb, box
Red cabbage, lb.
Broccoli, case
Green onions, doz, bun.
Turnips doz bun
Mustard greens, doz. 'un.
Calif cabbage, lb
Mexican tomatoes. 35 lbs.
Swiss chard, doz. bunches
Hot house tomatoes, lb.
Strawberries. 1 doz. boxes, pts. 2.00
Endive, doz bun , 1.20
Artichokes doz Si
Brusset sprouts, lb. - .17
Radishes, doz. bun. .60
Carrot, doz on .70
Spinach, crate - .,, 1.50
Curly kale, crate 1 00
Celery, doz bun. 1 65
farsntDC. ID 05
Onion I 57
Watercress, doz. bunches - 1J0
GRAIN, BAY AND SEEDS
(Buyug Prices)
Oats. No. 1 .
SttOO
35 00
28.00
28.00
Feed barley, ton
Clover hay. ton
Oats and vetch hay
Wheat x, ..
1.00
BUTTER. EGGS AND POULTRY
Aadiesen t Buying Price
I Subject to change without notice.)
Portland Produce
PORTI-AND. Ore May 27 (API
Butter AA grade prints 504c: car
tons 52',ic; A grade prints 51 'ic; car
tons 52c; B grade prints 51c lb.
Butterfat First quality, maximum of
of 1 per cent acidity, delivered at
Foruano sz-azyiC id.; premium qual
ity, maximum of .35 of 1 per cent
acidity, 53-53' 2c lb.; valley route and
country points 2c less than first or
50Vc: second quality- at Portland 2c
under first, or 50-50 'ic lb.
Cheese Selling price to Portland re
tailers: Oregon triplets 29c lb.: loaf
30c lb ; triplets to wholesalers 27c lb
loaf 27ic lb.
Eggs Nominal price to retailers: A
grade, large 39c; B large 38c: A me'
dium 37c; B medium 35c: A small
30c dozen
Eggs Nomina prices to Droducers
A large 37c; B large 36c: A medium
35c; B medium 33c.
Live poultry Buying prices. No
grade Leghorn broilers up to 2i lbs.
30c; colored fryers 2t to 4 lbs.- 29c
colored roasters over 4 lbs. 29c; Leg
norn nens under Z', lbs. 25ac; over
3',i lbs. 25' c; colored hens 4-5 lbs.
25 'ac; over 5 lbs. 25!3c; old roosters
ZlVaC lb. .
Dressed turkeys Selling prices
Country dressed breeder hens 30-32c
ID.
Rabbits Government ceiling: Aver
age country Killed to retailers 44c lb.
live price to producers 24c lb.
Onions Green. 85-SOe doz. bunches:
Oregon dry $2.25 50-lb. bag: new wax
94; yellow S3.73 per 50-lb. bag. v
Onions New Texas yellow 53.27: wax
f30 per 50-lb. bag.
Potatoes New California white
SJS5-4J0.
Potatoes Seed stock 4-4',c lb.
Potatoes, old table stock Cash and
carry price No. Z. 91J5-1J0 50-lb. bag;
local No. 1. $350 cental.
Country meats Selling Drice to re
tailers: Country killed hogs, best
butcners. 1ZO-140 lbs. 20c: vealers. AA
24e; A, 23c: B. 21ic: C. 19',c; D
17 ',4c lb.: canner-cutter cows . (new
ceiling) lB'ie lb.: bulls rnew ceiling)
1 l-?4C 104 uimos. aa, zsc: A. 26'iC
B. 24 'Vc: C. 22 i,ic: ewes. FS 15ic:
mMiwn isc; k. iic u.
woof-covernment control. .
Cascara bark Dry. 20c lb.
Mohair 1942 12-month. 45c lb.
Hops Seed stock. 1942 croos SL1S
lb.; seedless 21 JO-1.60 lb.; contract
seedless 70c: 'seed S5c lb.
Hay Wholesale prices: Alfalfa No.
or better 934: No. 2. 534 ton: oat-
vetch 925-30 ton valley points; timo-J
uiy ivuwyi za: oo Moniana uo-
aijxj ion; ciover azs-ao ton. :
East Side Market
PORTLAND, Or May 27 AP)
S.75
SO
3.00
3.50
14 M
1M
4.50 ,
1.65
Jl
9.00
90
1.10
.90
7V4
9 50
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Quotations at Portland
By Qiiinn Hall
BK3G&R THE GUVSWIrE
H0& THE PCTCWtEs
Y&UR SOU
Quotations
BUTTERFAT
Premium
No -1 . ;
S4 -
.53
M
No 2
BUTTER PRINT
A ,
B
J1 '.4
50 '-4
Quarters
EGGS
Extra large, whit and brown
Medium Standards
Pullets .
2
J5
J2
J2
SO
' -20
JO
29
.23
21
Cracks
POULTRY
Colored frys up to 2 lbs.
Colored frys over 2' lbs. .
colored bens
White Leghorn frvs s
White Leghorn bens
SO
iarMsj creamery i Batag Prices.
(Subject to change without notice)
ECGS
Large A J5
Medium A S3
PULTRY
All hens ' 5",fc
aii springs . a
Roosters or stags - , , SO
Above prices for prime stock, under
grades according to value.
LIVESTOCK
.Buying prices tor No i stock, based
on conn i uons ana sales reported
Shorn lambs 10.00
spring lambs 13.00
Ewes . , 5 00 to 7 00
Hogs, top, 160-225 lbs. . 14.75
Sows
12.00-13.00
Top veal. 150 lbs. 14.00 to 14 JO ;
usury iyp cows ( 7.00-9 JO
Beef type cows 9.00 : to 10.50
Bulls 10.00 to 13.00
Heifers 9 50 to 1050
Dressed veal . 23 ;
Portland Eastside market quotations:
Asparagus Bingen. No. 1. bunched
4.25.- Canby.. loose. No. 1. 4.00 pyra-
iina; ouncnea ; WO. 2. 3.Z5.
Beets New, local 1.50 doz. bunches.
Cabbage Local, pointed $1.25-1.50
crate. i , ' , v:
Cauliflower (broccoli) Local. No. 1.
3.00; ordinary 2.50; No. 2. 1.50 crate
Root vegetables Turnips $1.25 dozen
bunches... t .- :.
Gooseberries Regular 13c; ; English
15c. . . ., . ? :-;
Greens-Swiss chard 90c doz. bunches:
watercress $1.00 doz. bunches; mus
tard 70-75C doz. bunches. ,
j Lettuce Local $3.50-4.25: The Dalles
4i5 crate: leaf stock 90c doz. bunches.
Peas The Dalles. 14-15c lb. -
Radishes No. . 1 spring i red 65-75C'
white 70-75C doz. Punches.
1 Rhubarb Field. $1 JO box. .
Spinach Local, old $1JZ5 orange box;
new spring $1.25 orange box.
Onions Green 80-85c doz. bunches.
Strawberries Oregon, Marshall.
$2.50-3.75. i .
Potatoes Government ceiling.
Portland Grain
,?RTLAND' Or- My 27 (AP)
Wheat futures unquoted. "
,?8hgr"in: aU No. 2-38 lb. white
29.50 Barley No. -45 lb. B.W. 35 JO.
No. I zlax 3.03. 5
"2 wfae Ibid): Soft white ISO;
wMe excluding Rex 1JS; white
club ISO: western red ISO.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 17; 10
JwT . , , i per cent 1J3; 12 per
- Hard white Bart: 10 per cent L40;
s r per cent 1.44.
, Tod"?J" r receipts: Wheat . bar
ley 1, flour 29. corn 2, millfeed 3. ,
Portland Livestock
im; saiaDie so, total '75
mves. saiaDie and total 25; market
""" sieaay out dairy 1 type cows
Jess active; few good fed steers 14.00-
. nnunon (raoes down to 13.00;
11.VO; canner-cutter
fE? '--5 . ry type cows
, ' oium oeer cows 11.50
medium-rood bulla iisiuum.,
choice vealers 15.50-160, odd head
Hogs: Salable 350. total ksA
IKHf lo 1 h1,h
choice 185-225 lbs. 14.75-S5 one seleet.
ed lot 14.SO; 250-300 Ibtli.OoSsrS
heht. 13J0-14.00: cood w, 13.M. lew
-. k una -enow bo. in ik - - -
pirs 1SA0-17.75. "
Sheen: Salahl nn tt.i am.
double ewes unsold: scattered ' sales
other classes steady, few -and -.
ui( immom is.w; common shorn old
Ktvp uunos io leeder buyers . 10.00:
few common ewes .2.75: good shorn
wes with No. 2 pelts held above COO.
Fire Damages
Lambert Home
SIVERTOX-Flr did con
siderable damage to the base
ment and basement stairway la
the hovse eevpied by th Ed
Lamberti Junet street. It
was thought the fire started
from a transformer on the door
ben which blew t4 The trans
former was located In the base- :
ment and ran the doorbelL
Had the fire department not
arrived when It did much more
damage would have resulted, It
was stated.
The home is . the property of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis, for
mer LUh school prindsal here'
but new with the YMCA at Sa
lem. :
I
Rye Market
Takes Slump
CHICAGO, May rye
market ran into a ' technical re
action Thursday, which grain men
considered natural after the ad
vance of the past four, sessions,
and, prices ' slumped major frac
tions. Late selling in rye spread
to wheat and oats, both of which
closed on minor losses. Although
the rye pit was again the center
of attention, and about twice as
many brokers were represented
there as in the wheat pit, activity
was on : a considerably smaller
scale than in previous days of the
week. Turnover in rye this week
has been the heaviest in history,
At the close rye was off
July 93 wheat was'down
July $1.44 y4-H; Septem
ber $1.44 corn was unchanged
and oats were - lower.
' Interest in wheat was again at
a low ebb. Failure of the govern
ment to announce 1943 loan rates,
rumors that a ceiling will be es
tablished within a month, poor
flour business and reasonably fa
vorable crop reports all combined
to dampen commercial and spec
ulative activity.
Newspaper Agent
Dies Tuesday
At Albany
AIE$ANY - Garfield Edwards.
47, died at the family home on
route one, Albany, Tuesday.
Funeral arrangements, directed
by the Fortmiller Funeral Home,
are pending. i .
Edwards; who was born in An
aconda, Mont, May 1 1897, had
been a resident of Albany since
1927, coming here from Portland
as resident agent for the News
Telegram, although most of the
time since then he had been agent
for the Oregon Journal.
Surviving is the widow, two
daughters, Mrs. Helen Sullivan
and Mrs. Dorothy Smith, both of
Seattle, Wash, a son, Pvt James
Edwards of the US army; three
grandchildren. He is also survived
by two brothers, William and
Charles Edwards, and two sisters,
Mrs. Roy Barrett and Mrs. Hugh
Stall, all of Portland.
Rev. Olivotti
Dies in Canada
MT. ANG EL Mrs. Maria Oli
votti, who is over 90 and one of
Mt Angel's oldest residents, re
ceived word yesterday that Rev.
Peter A. Olivotti, her son and a
former Mt Angel resident, died at
Montreal, Canada, Tuesday. ;,
Father Olivotti will be brought
here j for burial and Archbishop
-dward D. Howard of Portland
will officiate at the ppntifical req
uiem, j The date for the funeral
haa not been set
Thej deceased was born in 1877.
ordained to the priesthood in 1900,
reading his first mass in the old
St. Mary's church at Mt. Angel
on Christmas morning in 1900.
Survivors are his mother and
three sister, Mrs. Marina Stupfel,
Miss Angela Olivotti and Miss An
na Olivotti.
Four Sponsored
For Beaver Boys
ALBANY Through the spon
sorship of four local organizations.
six Albany boys will be able to
attend the Beaver Boys' state ses
sion to be held in Corvallis June
13-20. The announcement of the
hoys selected was made Dublic
by J. J. Neuman, chairman of the
Albany American Legion boy s
state committee.
Neuman was assisted in the
selection by R, E. McCormack,
city I school superintendent Boys
s e 1 e c t e d and their respective
sponsors are: Arthur Ohling and
Arthur Blanchard, sponsored by
ine eiks lodge; David Eakin and
Eugene Zarones, sponsored by the
American Legion Post; Loren Flo
mer, high' school student body;
need -Volstedt, Albany Kiwanis
club. '
Stocks and Bonds ,
Compiled by The .ftsnclated Pr
- May 27
STOCK AVERAGES
f - 30 IS v, is -
Indus Rails Util SUs
-72.4 ,2S 7 34.4 51.S
72.1 . 26 . 34.4 . 51.5
71.4 M.0 34J MS
68 1 25.S 33.1 '. 49 J
S0S 15.1 23 34.6
72.4 i MS 34.6 51
Thursday
Previous day
Week a xo .
Month ago
Year ago
ISO high
1S43 low
60J 18 J 274 41.7
...
BONO AVERAGES
20 IS It IS
Rails Indus Util rogn
Thursday JT7.S 104.S 103J 60 1
Previous day 77.S 104.9 103.2 5t.S
Week aro 77 X 105.0 102 so a
Month aso 75.7 105J WIS 59 M
Year age 62.4 103.7 94.5 4SJ
1943 high 77 VaS 1Q3S 1.1
1943 low 64.8 lot 90S 53
-New 1943 highs. - -
Amaztae SUCCESS far seotl
I years la CHINA. Mo Matter with 1
what ailment art ArrLlCT-B
!eo disorders, sinositis. heart,
lug. liver. kMneys, stem aeh.
caauiiMiioB, atcers, out-
setis, fever, skim, fesaale ' ceaa-
CIiHrlia Ctia
Chinese Herb Csu.
Pf nee . Hears Only
Toes. and 8a
a. m. to . m. and
1 Snn. and Wed 9
a. to. to ll9 p. tn.
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Prove Loyalty to US
OPPORTUNmr TO ATONE for the attack on Pearl Harbor came to
James S. Hondo, 51, Japanese-born resident of the Hawaiian islands,
when the Army started formation of combat regiment of Ameri
cans of Japanese ancestry. Rondo's son, Herbert, 18, pictured, center
above, with his father and mother, enlisted. Hondo, a veteran of
World War X is wearing tus American Legion cap. (International)
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Fruit Trees Harbor
Codling Moths;
Spraying Advised
Weather conditions have been
. facorable for codling moth acti
vity the last two or three nights
and the moths have begun to
lay their ergs, announces Rob
ert Rleder, county agricul
tural agent.
Under ordinary conditions,
these eggs will hatch within
about a week or ten days. There
fore a cover spray to kill the
. newly hatched worms before
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Are ion Faced by
. If you are, 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
In and get a State Finance Co. loan to help get yourself back
on your feet -
' Repayment Schedule to Fit Your Income '
STATE FniAIICE COV
212-222 Guard Ian Bldg Corner Liberty and Stat . i
Telephone glgg
We are always la Ue market to fcny for CASH Real EsUU
Mortgages and Co-traeU, Merc haa diss O-eoaat Faper and Notes.
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they enter apples and pears'
should be applied at once.
The recommended spray for '
the control of codling moth on
apples and pears Is lead arsen
ate, three pounds to 100 gallons
of water, It Us necessary that a
thorough, complete coverage of
every part of the tree be made
with this sprsy If satisfactory
.control Is to result.
Markets to Close
NEW : YORK, May 27-C!P)-Se-curity
and commodity markets
throughout the United States will
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vcvi jiuunuay in ay 31, Ul OO
servance of Memorial Day. ,
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