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Thm OrjZGO:! CTATITMAII. Cdeta. Orocoa, Ccturdar Uoztlz, July 10. 1C.3
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Rails Spark
Stock Recovery
. AP Average .Up .2
At 52.5, New
High Since7l939 ,
, NEW YORK, July MRails
' led the stock market on another
selective recovery- Jaunt :. Friday
and assorted" favorites : rose frac
tions to a point or more to best
. levels for from 1 to more than 3
years. li' -j W'i-i-'U
The Associated Press 60-rtock
v. average was up ,t of a point at
, a peak since November 4,
1938. The 15-rail composite :ad-
I anced .4 to 28.4 but still was J&
. under its 1943 top established last
; V May. The , day was relatively
-, broad, 903 individual issues being
traded. : Of these, 433 were -, up,
235 down and 235 unchanged.
, . Transfer of 1,053,300 shares
compared with 960,160 Thursday,
Merchandizing stocks pushed up
on reports of sustained heavy re
tail sales throughout the country,
Oils were given a play in reflec
L tion of hopes for a boost in crude
rates.
.. In the "newhigh" category
were Santa Fe, . Texas & Pacific
Railway, Yellow Truck, -Mara-caibo
Oil, Sinclair Oil, Stokely
Bros., Paramount Pictures and
preferreds of Standard Gas and
Allegheny Corp. Pepsi-Cola turn
ed upward in futher response to
the outlook for larger sugar
supplies. -
Losers included Chrysler, Gen
J eral Motors, American Telephone,
Anaconda, Eastman Kodak, J. I.
Case, United Aircraft and Sperry.
Swegle, Continue :
In Profession
SWEGLE . There are three
teachers in this district who are
v staying in their own profession
and two are going to summer
; school. Mrs. Emma Gene Miller
' finished her school year at Ham
.-- mono, came home to visit her
mother, Mrs. Elvina Hoffman, for
. : four days and started a new year's
V work at the federal city of Van--;
port She will be teaching through
i the summer months. Miss Alma
' Stauf f er a teacher of West Salem,
has gone to Wheatland college at
: Wheatland, ul for the summer
" term, and ' Miss Jeanne Dubuir,
1 Swegle intermediate grades
7 teacher, to school at Los Angeles.
Might as Well Give
Up, Fanner
UMONVALE - A patriotic
Id hen bent on doing her part
for the war effort just could'nt
be Stopped, Fred Lamer dis
covered this week. The old bid-
-y stole her nest and hatched
Jl chicks In Lanner's barn. '-
Action Photo Shoves Circus
Daredevils in Flight , .
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The Sensational Flying Valentino
w iwo-noar, action-packed program of Kossdl Bros. cireos.
On the split .of 1 second, the j
camera, in the photo above, has
stopped in mid-air the spectac
ular passing leap of the Flying
valentines, featured aerialists with
Russell Bros. great 3-ring circus,
to Toe seen in Salem two days
twice daily starting Monday, July
iz.
The man swinging head down
ward on the trapeze at the left Is
known as the catcher. 'He has
released the lady leaper below,
who is returning through space
to uie trapeze on the opposite
awe.
i zne .other feminine - leaner is
chown about to make contact with
Try ase t Cblsese resseeies.
Aasaxlag SUCCESS . . tor see
years tst CHINA. Ne saatxer wttk
what ailaeat yea are AJTUCT
EU disorders, staasltis. heart,
rang. Uver. Udaeys, stems c a.
gas, eeasupauea, aieet-t, , -dia-
betis. fever, skin, female
piajals
CIizrKo Cbzn
Chinese LTerb Co.
Office Hears f Oaly
Tees. and Sat,
Sen., and Wed.
a. m. t 1139 m. mf
112 n. Comt Cl. Ciien. Cre.
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Quotations at
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore- July -(AP)-
tuiuu.
tons. 47 'ic: A crade prints. 4i: car-
tons. 47c: B Krade prints 46c: cartons.
c JO.
Butterf at First quality, maximum of
3 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered at
Portland. 52-zkc lb.; premium quai -
ity, maximum of 35 of 1 pec cent acid-
ity. 53-53'ic lb.: valley route and coun-
try prints, 2c less than first or SO-aO'.Wc:
second quality at Portland 2c under
first or 50-SO.c : i ,
Cheese SeUina price to Portland re-
tellers: Oregon triplets 28c lb.; loaf.
30e lb., triolets to wholesalers. 27e lb.:
Kal, 7ic roe.
Eggs Prices to retailers, in
A grade large 454c; A medium 41 ?4c;
A small T-ic aozen.
Ems Nominal prices to
producers:
A large 42c; B large 3ic;
A medium
sue; u large au'.jc
Live poultry Buying prices r No. 1
grade Leghorn broilers up to S lbs
Jc; cojorea zryers. under 2', to 4 lts
29c; colored roasters, over 4 lbs.. 29c;
Leghorn hens under 2'i lbs- 25' ,c:
over 3s lbs 253c; colored hens, 4 to
ids.. z'ic: over s los.. U'c: old
roosters. 21ac lb.: stags. 21 lie lb.
uressea turkeys Selling prices
Country dressed breeder hens, 30-32c
Rabbits Government ceiling: Aver
age country killed to retailers 44c lb.:
live price to producers. 24c lb.
unions Cireen. ss-soc doz. bunches:
Texas yellow 2.75; California 2.75;
Wiiu waua z.4Q per 90-ib. bag.
potatoes Old table stock, cash and
carry price: No. 2. 1-35-1.50 50-lb. bag;
local no. i, 3. mi cental, i
Potatoes New Yakima white No. 1
Z.40; local 2.75 centaL
Country meats Rollback price to re-
toilers: Country killed hogs, best
butchers. 120-140 lbs.. 20c: vealers. AA.
22 lie; A. 21 ic; B M3c; C 17ic; D
15'ic lb; canner-cutter cows 14 lie lb.;
ouiis. carver cutters, I4ic; lambs.
aa. zee; a Z4iic: B 22lic: C 20ic
ewes, Ts. 13ic; medium 12c; R. 10'ic:
oi. aa, Z1T4C: A. Juic; a isc.
wool Government control,
Cascara bark Dry. 20c lb. ;
Hops Nominal. Seed stock. 1942
crop 31.40 lb.; seedless f 1.50-1.60 lb.;
contract seeaiess vuc; seed 65c lb.
Hay Wholesale prices nominal r Al
falfa No. 2 or better. S34; No. 1 Mon
tana umotny. S33; no. 1 grass hay. S32;
oat-vetch. S25-30 on, valley points:
toothy (valley,. $23 ton; clover S2S-30
providing m thrilling moment la
i
the 'catcher.' Upon reaching the
catcners ouutretcned arms
she
wiu reverse and return to the
other 1 trapeze swinrina back to
the lofty pedestal from whence the
The thirilling routine of the
ing vaienunos includes tne ez-
tremely difficult two-and-one-half
somersault and is concluded either I ;
w, v ? 7 KVUTta aD0Ve M
icnpera re sorneumesi
KllJfU j V IJ iiv -
. 'Xrl 7 r
aa even more difficult feat in
whlrh nn. ir.- .
plete somersault J:. while passing
the other. i I
Flyin return acts are one tvue
of circus performance m which I
Americans ; definitely excel, i and
this is one of the world famous
troupes emanating from Bloom-
ingtorv lilJ where :."IWn".i LV. U- wT
fught in the local YMCA."
The; Flying Valentino. .r.Nn!nLt 7 J.'.T A" 1r
among itiany new aerialT croba-
tic and equaibristic features that
unf old in the Russell Bros. event.
ful prosram along with a varied r-lbo' Uinldiig-lot.of
array of trained animal acts. I naony this siimmer, pickicg the
Two ptsrformances will be riven
daily starting at 2 and 8 pan. Free
exhibitions on the midway will
et under way at 12:30 and 60
pxi- with doors to the menaserie I
and t; i show cpening t 1 and 7.
By Quinn Hall
C-1--VS 4 iVAK
' n-to
Portland
Portland Grain
portlakd: rv Jul m
wnfii: no ruxures.
Cash Brain: Oats No. 2-31 lb whit
4.oo. Barley . No. 2-45 lb. bw 41 M.
Mo. l flax 3.03.
Casta wheat (bid): Soft white 1 .33;
I soft white excluding Rex 137'.: white I
1 ciud 137',.: western red 137,.
I Hard red winter: Ordinary 133; ' 10
I per cent 1.34; 11 per cent 138; 12
I per cent 138.
I Hard white Bart: 10 per cent 1.41;
111 per cent 1.42; 12 per cent 1.43.
: Today s ear receipts: Wheat 31. bar-
I nour a, oats 2. bay 5, millfeed
1 uaxscea i.
: East Side Market
PORTLAND. Ore,' July 9 (AP) I
I East Side market prices today
iijui www no, i, fjo pyra
mid; bunches 4.00-5.00 pyramid.
Cabbage .Round type 2.75-3.00 1
crate; local pointed 1.00 pony crate.
. Beans Green 12-13c lb.; yellow 12
13c lb.: horse 90c lu.
Boysenberries No. 1. 1.65-2.75 crate. I
wauiiziower (broccoli) No. I, 30;
ordinary 25; No. X. I.M crate. -
v,nerries Bings, Lamberts I3-15c;
I Royal Anne 12c lb.; pie lOc b,
Boot vegetables TuniH 1 1B.1 ss-.
own svc aozen ounenes; carrots 40
aoe -aozen bunches. ' - - ?
Gooseberries Regular 17e lb.
Greens Swiss chard lie Hnn
ouncnes; watercress 11 doz. bunches;
mustard 75c doz. bunches
Lettuce Local 1 .00-1.50 crate; leaf
ioci ow aozen Duncnes.
loganberries No. 1. 2.00 crate.
Peas Local S-8c lb.
Spinach Local 1.40-1 30 orange box.
jvauisnes no. " i spring, red 50c
I dozen bunches.
Rhubarb Field 1 40-1 SO twtv
Onions Green 40-50c doz. bunch
KasDberries 2 SO-a on- hiirkran.
.w-j crate.
Strawberries Orev on Marsh alia 9 u
.ws crate; Red Hearts 230 crate.
Younsberries Local J OO-S 35 m
Potatoes New local 1 .00 lnr 1 11- I
. -
orange DOZ. . -.. .,- :. . .j.
Portland Livestock r
PORTLAND. Ore . Jnlv
ivsuAi-winw Kaianie so. total isa-
wito' uT
miuiwn b leers unsoia: (ooohaiM
grain fed steers 15 J5-1C73; i grass
bmu 10.uu-1s.uu; canner and
cutter cows 6.00-7 50; fat dairy type
fowV to 00. grass fat beef cows
1030-1130: voune cows tn linn-
uium-cooo ouiis salable 11.00-12.75'
good-choice vealers 14 aa.sa j
Hogs: Salable -60. total 350; market
JSi"5r y May: good-choice 190
230 lb. 1430, one choice lot 194 lb.
" 245-255 lb. 13.75-14.00; good sows
11.75: choice lieht fii.. ..(
hi. n - H""-- I
Sheeo: Salable Sl tun. i
. - - " w, wxavt
5W medium-good spring; lambs
ii wa-cnoice grades salable
i'5-50: common fniba mntaM.
to 10.00; medium yearlings 10.50: com-1
iiwu'iiicuiuni ) ewea i um na-
food
ewes s nn-nn - . i
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by The Associated Press'
I STOCK AVERAGES -
- - - - jiiiw m
30
1
Rails UUI
26.4 36.0
28.0 36.0
2.l " 35.4
253 34.7
16.0 233
263 36.0
1SJ 274
0
rriday ..-73.S
Stks
523
previous day ; 73 4
Week ago W7
Month ago 723
Year aeo M 9
1943 high ?7
1943 kw.u aoj
523
523
513
, 373
S23
41.7
. New 1943 high.
BOND AVERAGES
20
io . ta
Bails Indus, uul rgn
Friday
Week avco . Tt a ; inn a Z. .
Month ago .763 1053 103.7 603
Yew ag
"V trr i.4 95.7 493
r I!i . ?. J043 . .
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11CIG Y MOUCO
Fly-jLlUD JiOtC
Hi, Ho, Mice! -
WelL another Saturrlav !-.
and sweU show is fa .tore for
Tou - ?Iit fitii-t , '...
-i -- www uu .w
M e-Ptr of the serial -G-Men
v. ; th - L 7
Black Dragon," and a
weU endin WM- Saturday
we rtrt new serial Daredevils
oi West" and it Is really rood.
Th features are :Uitaanw star-
Robert Taylor and "He's My
Guy!! starring Joan Davis and
they are! two swell ttimn xi.
B:".
T -TJ" 7 .77 -w" K 1
CV??Zt?l H0 nd we ,U
lot of luck. '
for Uncle Sam. and to make
their i money for the school year
ahead. By the war. onlv rvm
more weeks until srfuw! ar'!- i
so get out and make your money'
whUe yon can, and with your i
Grains Record
Strong tosses j
- CHICAGO, July t-yPy-Renect-ing
disappointment at the failure
of 'anti-subsidy and corn ceiling
revision , legislation to pass con
gress, all grains recorded sub
stantial losses. Friday. The market
was weak throughout the session
and final prices generally were
at the day's lows. :
Trading volume sank below
yesterday, when total transactions
were the largest for more than a
year.
? At the, close . wheat was down
2-2, July $1.43, September $1.46
oats were off 1-1 and rye was
1H-3V4 lower. , '
' Traders thought the Commodity'
Credit corporation would soon re
new its zeea .wneat sales pro
gram,' now that the agency's life
has been extended, and this would
tion. - ' :' ''.
fend to ease .the feed grain situa-
Imminence of : "government
crop report tended-to restrict
transactions. - After the close the
government estimated all wheat
production as of June .1 at 790,
823,000 bushels compared with
730,524,000 bushels a month
earlier. , .
1 An improved outlook had been
generally expected.
Monday's Radio
Program.
LS
KSLM MONDAT 1390 Ke. -
700 New In Brief.
7i)S Rise n Shine.
730 News
7:45 Morning Moods.
' S -00 Freddy Nagel's Orchestra.
8 SO Freddy Nagel's Orchestra.
S30 News Brevities.
S 35 Tango Time. .
S -00 Pastor's Call.
S:15 Uncle Sam
8 JO Popular Music.
10:00 World tn Review.
10:35 Music.
11 0 Orchestra.
11 JO Hits of Yesteryear.
11:45 Neus
12 ao Organallties.
KAUB MBS MONDAT 133 Ke.
S 15 Uncle Sam.
; 7.00 News
7:15 Texas Rangers.
- 730 Memory Timekeeper."
8.-00 Shady Valley Folks.
: S 30 News.
8:45 What's New.
9-00 Boake Carter. :
-; 9:15 Woman's Side Of the N
930 Band. ;
10 m News.
: 10:15 Gardner's Friend.
'1030 This and That. -
11 $Q Buyers Parade.
11:15 Bill Hay Reads the Bible.
1130 Concert Gems.
11:45 Rose Room.
12.O0 Concert. :
KEXBN MONDAT 11M Sc.
0.-00 We're Up Too.
S:15 National Fi.m and Home.
-45 Western Agrjculture.
7.-00 Smilin' Ed McConnell.
7K15 Home Demonstration AgenC
17:15 Music of Vienna, -f
730 News
S0 Breakfast Club.
t:00 My True Story. t 5
. t-M Breakfast at Sardi'a.
10-00 Baukhage Ta.king.i
10:15 Gospel Singer. -1030
Andy and Virginia.
10:45 Baby InsUtute. i
11:00 Woman's World, t
11:15 Mystery Chef.
11-30 Ladies Be Seated.
11:45 Yout Hollywood News.
12 .-00 Songs by Morton Downey.
hi:S-. I --
KOIN CBS MONDAY 970 Ke.
:00 Northwest Farm Reporter.
.15 Breakfast Bulletin,
i S30 Texas Rangers.
:45 KOIN Ktock. "
; 7:15 Wake Up News.
, 730 Dick Joy, News.
? 7:45 Nelson Prirtgle. News.
8. -00 Consumer News.
. 8:15 Valiant Lady.
..830 Stories America Loves. .
8:45 Aunt Jenny.
9. -00 Kate Smith . Speaks.
9:15 Big Sister.
930 Romance of Helen Trent
9.-45 Our Gal Sunday.
10.-00 Life Can Be Beautiful ,
10:15 Ma Perkins.
1030 Vic and Sade.
10:45 The Goldbergs.
110 Young Dr Malone.
11:15 Joyce Jordan.
1130 We Love and Learn.
11:45 News. -
12:15 News. Bob Anderson. -
SGW NBC MONDAY 2S Ke.
4-00 Dawn Patrol. ; (
8:55 lehor News.
8 AO Everything Goes.
;30 News. ,
85 Labor Mews.
1X News.
7:15 News Headlines.
730 Reveille. -
1 45 Sam Hayes, u f "
80 Stars of Today.
8:15 News-
8 J30 Rose Room. , ; V
8:45 David Ha rum. . -SAO
Open Door.
8:15 Commentator. i
8 JO Mirth and Madness. L
10 AO Music ....
10:15 News. ;
10 JO Gallant Heart.
10:45 For You Today. '
11 AO Light ot the World.
11:15 Lonely Wnwn.
11 JO The Guiding Light.
1145 Hymns of All Churches.
11 AO Story of Mary Marlia.
KOAC MONDAY 558 Ke. '
10 AO News.
10:15 The Homems leer'sHour.
11 AO Music of the Masters.
U AO News
extra change buy war stamps
youll do your country a lot of
good and yourself also.
Your Mickey Mouse Chief,
. RONNIE SPENCE. r
Top Prices Paid! -Prompt
Remittance
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Salem BZcirliet Quotations
' The prices below supplied by a lo
cal grocer are indicative ox me oaiiy
market prices paid to growers by Sa
lem buyers - but - are not guaranteed
by xne statesman: - ;
Lettuce. "';' '
Cauliflower, crate
Com. dot. ears
- m
-.30"
3.00
. 330
$430
1.1 i
6.00
i70
. 30
Avocados, crate
Crook neck squash, crate
Itaiian squash. . M lbs.,
Cucumbers, doz.
Broccoli.' ease
Green onions, dox. bun.
Turnips, doz. bun. , ,
caiix cabbage.' lb
mm
Swiss chard, halt doz. bunches 30
Hot bouse tomatoes, lb.- 33
Strawberries, 1 doz. boxes, pts. 2.00
Endive, doa bus . 130
Artichokes doz - 33
Brussei sprouts, lb. , J7
Radishes, doz bun. .60
Cantaloupe, crate ", T.09
Carrots, doz- - " .70
Spuvsch. crate 130
Curly kaie. jnrmtm 1 00
Celery, doc bun --' 1.65
Parsnips., lb - as
Watercress, dos. bunches 130
Watermelons, pound " 36
Green wax beans, lb. 30
Green beans, lb.
Plums. " 31
Mrtarir-i, Ifa 1
Raspberries, crate - 235
Blackcaps, crate 1.75
Onoins. lb. - - " 36
GRAIN, BAT AND SEEDS
Byiag Prices) :(
Oats. No. i
Feed barley, ton ..
Clover hay. ton
Oats and. vetch bay -Wheat
. ;
38.00
.35 00
28 00
28 00
1.00
BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY ,
Aadresea's Baying Price
ISubiect to change without notice.)
WELL. CUR PASS-?S
SAP NOW TO SEE WHETHER
WE CAN Dk3 UP HELP FOR THE
OTHERS AND ANOTHER PILOT
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No. 1 .
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13
Ho - 2
Extra large, -fhite. and brow. 37
BUTTER PRINTS
A
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B
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Quarters
A7
EGG
Extra large
3
36
36
34
34
Medium
Standards
Pullets
Cracks
POULTRY ' ' "
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30
3
35
31
30
uiiorea rrys over 2', uw.
colored nens
White ' tMhanl rvs
White Leghorn bens
Marten Creamery's l Baying Prices)
(Subject to change without notice)
EGGS v
Large A -,' ; . ' ' I ' 37 :
Large A , i 39
Medium A ., , , 37
POULTRY '
All hens
' 331
.... 3
,' -
All springs
Roosters or stags
Above prices for' prune stock, undet
grades according to valua -
LIVESTOCK
Buying prices-for No. 1 stock, based
on conditions and sales reported.
Shorn Iambs f ft to 9.00
Spring lambs ; , - - 12.00 -
Ewes ..., ,,.,,,' ; . 3.00 to S.00
Hogs, top, 160-225 lbs. 13.75
Sows ' 1030 to 11.00
Top veal. 150 lbs. -, ,,, 13.00
Dairy type cows - .6.00 to . 730
Beef type cows
9.00 to 10.00
9.00 to 12 00
9 50 to 10.50 :
31
nuns
Heifers .
Dressed, veal
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IX3AIJON Lucinda Cather
Ine UcQueen, who was born near
here in the Taliaian neighborhood
in 1SC3, died in the same place
July 3. She was buried In the GU
liland cemetery, after services con
ducted by Elder George Simons
the Lowe chapel. . I ,
LLnC : McQueen, who was
the
daughter of William Clymer, had
made heir home for the past sever
al years with her son, O. W. Mc
Queen, : and her daughter, - Miss
Inez McQueen. Another son, Wil
liam, died in 1933 and her; hus
band, Alonzo McQueen . died
1822- She was member of
the
Baptist church. ,
Howard Rose Funeral .
To Be in Illinois J
LEBANON The body of How
ard Rose, who died of a- cardiac
attack in the Lebanon hospital on
July 3, was shipped to his former
home, "Avon, 111., - where : his only
child,! Mrs. W. P. Mullins, lives.
Mr. Rose's other survivors are his
widow, : Mrs. Lena Rose .of Leba
non, and r , brother, James Rose
in San Diego, Calif.-
Mr. Rose, who was 75 years of
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