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- PAGE SIXTEEN " " i H " Th OBXGON STATE5MAN. Salem, Oregon. Sunday Morning. March 5.;S44j " ' ' ; " ' ' " "T '
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Grain Market
Tone Steady
CHICAGO, March rrrains
moved within a narrow range in
a quiet trade today, but the un
dertone of the market wai steady.
" Most of the activity was provided
by local professionals and con
sisted of evening-up transactions
for the week end.
At one time rye spurted for
gains of major fractions, but this
upturn was lost quickly. Many
' grainmeri still believe an outlet
for rye will be found in industrial
alcohol production.
At the close wheat was 1838
' higher than yesterday's finish,
: May $1.71, oats were V4- high
er, May 80, and rye was un
. changed. May $1.28-$l.-8tt-.
There was no trading in barley.
Good " moisture was received
over a large part of the, midwest,
improving the outlook for the
winter wheat crop. However, it
tended to slow down the offer
ings of corn from the ' country.
Bookings were .placed at about
6000 bushels.
Market Closes
Quiet Week
NEW YORK, March 4-(P)-The
stock market today finished an
uneventful week with scattered
liquors, and specialties perform
ing on the upside while the gen
eral' run; of leaders did little or
nothing..' i
Aside from a brisk push in the
utilities Friday which, one bal
ance, carried the group to. the
r best mark since October 28, last,
and a runup in the beverage
group in the final session, fea
tures .during the six-day stretch
were few and far between.
The Associated Press 60-stock
average was unchanged today at
JU and on the week showed a
ret loss of 1 of a point. Today's
total of 332,440 shares compared
"with 372,710 last Siuwday and
was the smallest sin" T '-ruary 5.
Tapering of pricf f rally as
the week drew to a was at
tributed partly to m bly im
minent war developments, talk
cf some of the axis junior part
Tiers suing for peace, and the
thought: that liquidation to meet
March 35 income tax payments
was likely m the next., several
Business
Cards in this directory ran
u a monthly basis only.
Bates $1.25 per line per
month. i
Airplane Models
KITS and SUPPLIES. Cherry
Model Aircraft. 21st St Market
City
Auto Brakes
GENERAL Motors Approved linings
nd methods only
LoderlBros. 445 Center St.. Salem
HERRALL-OWENS CO. 235 S. Com!
Mike Panek. 27s S. Com'l Ph 5161
Brake and wheel aligning specialist
Auto and Truck Service
HERRALL-OWENS CO.
235 S. Com'l
FACTORY TRAINED mechanics on
all 'General Motors cars. Preference
given essential owners cars'and trucks
LODER BROS . 44S Center Street
- "Our 18th vear tn Salem"
Bicycles
BICYCLES New and reconditioned
Harry W Scott. 147 S i'omcl P 48.S
Body & . Fender Repairs
LOWEST PRICES consistent with qual
ity work. LODER BROS 44S Center
SU, Salem. Ore.
HERRALL-OWENS CO- 235 S. Coml.
Chimney Sweep
Northness Chimney Pweep Ph 4450
Cosmetics
AVON PRODUCTS Ph 21003.
Detective Service
PRIVATE AND confidential civil and
criminal investigations. Photographic
and microfilm service available.
Raymond DeLano and Associates
Bonded and Licensed
Be6178 Portland P. O. Box ,3355
Exterminator,
COCKROACH Ex term service. P 3054
Farm Machinery Repairs
12th Street Welding Shop. Auto and
farm machinery reoair. 12th and Hines
St Underwood and Robertson.
Florists
BrelthauDfs 447 Court Phone 9195
Front Wheel Alignment
FACTORY A P H R O V Eb -specially
L- trained mechanic on our Bean front-
- end machine. Save vour tirea by aeep
i . Ing your wheels properly lined, up
LODES EROS. 443 Ctnter St ,
Funeral Directors
TerwIHtger Funeral Rom Ph. S52
Garden Plowing
Cuy Hastinga Ph. 8420. 1015 S. 25th.
Plowing and discing. Ford Ferguson
tractor Kay Sitter, f a. 2504.
FLOWING. FORD tractor. Ph. 10SF1S
GilU ; ?T
THS Al TQ.N n 679 W. etgb
Strictly Private"
Si StOK6,PAL'
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Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore., March 4 AP I
UIhi future- and rash (rain un-
phanpd
Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 1.49:
soft white cxcludinc Rex 1.50: white
club 1. S3: western red 1.53.
Mara rea winter: uriuanry i
Der cent 1.53.
Hard wblte Baarx. iu per cent i.w;
11 per cent 1.50: 12 per cent l.si.
Today's car receipts: wheat 20: bar
ley 4: com 1; oats 3; millfeed 2.
Cast Side Market
PORTLAND. Ore.. March
-( AP) I
Root vrpetablpa found a
favorable I
market with carrots aettinc the best
demand. Sanuam carrots brought si.uu
. in oinH inoal Bii rnt for trie Desi.
Santiam turnips sold to. $1.00 a lug
while others brought 70 to ao cents,
rrvrnAi pbipfs-
V, "D a-7.
JZxLnl.VMZmwZ
3 00 box: Newtown. 2.50 box,
htinrhM 1
t- "vv-w' Xa I
WMUUatKC W. A fticsa ..ww, va I
r.! "..? aiHfnK."'
ci-ic. ,.ujr - v-
crate.
Cauliflower No. 1. 2.00: near Is
2.00: No. 2. 1.25-1.50; : Roseburg is.
2.50: 2s. 1.50-1.75 crate.
Celery Root 50-80C dozen.
Endive No. 1. 1.25-1.50 crate..
Greens Spinach., Birtgen 2.00 orange
Directory
Hosiery
Real SilK Hosieiv MilU Ph. 9701
Mrs Moseley. PO Box 733
Lawnniower Sharpening
MACHINE ground. 640 S. Capitol.
GUARANTEED WORK on special
SEME'S ST- ,b.? ""JZ--V
Motor Steam Cleaning
PROMPT SERVICE on steam clean
Ing motors chassis parts and etc
LODER BROS. 448 Center Street
r o n i
raintmg & 1 apertianging
PAINTING Ac Decorating. Ph. 7532.
INTERIOR AND exterior. 6058 or .126
Experienced Reasonable Ph 4328
Plumbing
BO WEN BROS.. Plumbing and. Heat
ing. 35 N. COm i rn, 7Z15. .
Printing
run sMiiuNEKi cards, pa
cards, pamphleta
rograms books or any kind of print
ng. call The Statesman Printing De
partment 219
S Commercial Tele
ohone 9101.
Mattresses
CAPITOL BEDDING CO Phone 40C
Radio Service
PIERCE Radio Serv, 943 N Coml 7681
Sand and Gravel
SAND, gravel, crushed rock Walling
sana ana travel fnone sset. -
Septic Tanks Cleaned
PERM. RES. Kenneth Ramel.
1143 Eighth SL West alem Ph. 4450
Transfer
O -DRIVE TRUCKS FOR RCN1
BlankeU furn 197 S Liberty Ph 9062
" ...
FOR LOCAL OR D1STAN1 tranfei
storage, burner oil. bnouets iTurks to
roruana uatiy Agent Pierce Auto
r reigni. mciuoma ;anr nointa Limwi
transrer co ph iiji.
Used Furniture
DuF RAIN'S USED furniture. Ph 5762
Upholstery Cleaning
UPHOLSTERY cleaned. Ph. 6631.
Vacuum Cleaner Service
CERTIFIED GUAR
AO makes
Vince's Electric 157 S
Ub Tel 6292
FREE inspection us your borne An
tbortzed Hoover service We service all
makes cleaners Hogg Bros Pb 9149
Watch & Qock Repairing
DECKER. 507 N. 19th. Ph. 2-1957.
Window Cleaning
ALL work guaranteed. Windows
walls, woodwork cleaned Floors waxed
Insured workmen Pralesssonal fUeaa
1 1:1
Quotations at
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BjrjQuinn Hall
SeJUUH&REa ft) Wf
WXDHt fWAm
MCE. & SAQWUU
Portland
mustard 7S-90C dozen bunches;
kali: 75c crate; swiss chard 70c dozen
bunches: parsley 65-75c dozen nuncnes.
I Onions t Green 1. 00 dozen buncnes;
NOJ 2 dry l.OU 3U-ID. Dag. !
Radishes : Red soc dozen Duncnes.
. 15;. V'" ui.
HVii? , l"""1"
7Snil Ml luo
sprouts Brussels z.su - xiai oox;
, r .,.
Souash
-90c cantaloupe
cfate; Hubbard l',c lb.
T
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore.. March (AP
l-i-SBlable and total cattle -150: calves
Sfir market fairlv active in most class-
U,t dairy type cows slow, some bids
lower; few ' medium-good steers 13.00-
18.00; choice fed steers Monday up vto
le.uu; lew common steers u.uu-iz.w
meaium-eooa neuers 12.uv-t4.su: coin'
rnon grades down to 9.00; light cutters
opwn to o.ou; canner-cuiier cows large-
'J P.ou-j; tat oairy type cows i.au-
9i0d: medium-beef cows 9.50: good
quotable upwards to 12.00: few
flu'ni?b" f. J 2? SSi
i 1AM r KA.
CflV1 VCBICI il.Wi W1IUI1UU-UC-
I ua uiii Kisiucs ".v.witf.tfVr
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.cuvtTte-dT .birifi:
,ifc,i ui iin.mn ih n. ifin ih
don to 11:00; 170-190 lbs. 130-14.00;
iint ngnts lz.w-au; gooa sows largely
10.00: lightweights io.50-ii.oo; good
choice feeder pics 9.00-10.00. ii
j Salable and, total sheep 50; scattered
salfi steady; few common-m e d i u m
laiijbs 9.50-13.50; culls down to 8 00;
good-choice lambs quotable 14.SO-15.0O;
or BDove; good ewes saiaoie o.uu-oo.
Portland Produce -
i , i in
PORTLAND. Ore.. March 4-(APi
Butter -j- AA grade prints 46c: cartons
463Vc; A grade prints 4S'ac; cartons
46'tc; B grade prints 45c; cartons 46c.
Butterfat First quality, maximum
of 1.6 of: 1 per cent acidity, delivered
in Portland 52-52'jC; premium quality,
maximum of .35 of 1 per cent acidity
53-53',ic lb : valley routes and country
points 2c le than first or 50-50' jc:
second quality at Portland 2c less
! Cheese Selling price to Portland re
tailers: Oregon triplets. 29.4c lb.: dais
ies! 29. 9C lb.- loaf, 30.2c lb.: triplets to
whosaler,: lotnc F. o7 B
f Eggs To producers: Nominal prices.
case count 34-35c; select henneries
36 -37c dozen. : f
Eggs - Nominal prices to retailers.
in leases: A grade large 41 -43c; A med
iurh 33-34c: A small 23-27c dozen, r
Live poultry Buying prices from
producers: Broilers up to 2 lbs. 27'ic;
fryers 24 to 4 lbs. 28c: roasters over
ids. zoc; Lgnorn ana colored nens,
ailiweighU 2',c; roosters and stags 20c.
I naoDiis iiovcrnmeni celling: Ave-
p,, pUCe Jte Tb. s
rheM 43c 'vTT'
urkeys Alive: Government ceil
ing buying price: Hens 42c; torns 3fl'ic
lb. j dressed basis. j
I Onions . Green 1 00 dozen bunch:
Yakima dry 2.47-2.75; Oregon 2.39 50-lb.
bag; Oregon 10s 29c; Idaho 2.80 50-lb.
bag; sets 20c lb i
potatoes Yakima No.-1. 2.75 cen
tal! do 2s. 50s. 5c; Klamath 3.40; De
schutes i No. 1. 3.40 cenUl; local 2.50
certUl, Idaho 3.50 cental. i
Country meats Rollback nrices to
retiailers: Country killed bogs, best
butchers. 120-140 lbs. 17-18c: vealers
22ic; A 21',c: B 19-19', c: C 15-
17c; culls 12-15c; canner-cutter cows
10414c: i bUlls. ! canner-cutters 14ic:
Umbs AA 26c: A 24,,c; B 22'ic; C
i0H20c: iewes FS 13 'ic: medium 12c:
R HOct; Beef AA 21Jc: A 20'c: B
lS'Sic; C 14c; cutter-common cows 10
14c: cutter-common bulls 14ic. j
Wool I . Government control. i
Cascara bark Dry 17c lb. I
Mohair 1942. 12-month 45c lb.
Bops ! .Nominal, contract - seedless
7$J M.; seed 70e lb. -
Bay -t- Wholesale prices nominal: Al
falfa No. 2; or better 34.00-35.00; oat
vetvh 26.00 ton. valley points; timothy
i eastern Oregon j 35.00-36.00 ton: clover
24 00 ton; Montana grass hay No. 1
btbeks and Bonds
March
STOCK! AVERAGES
15
Rails
28 f
26.7
i 27 4
i 25.0
22 5
27.6
22.9
IS
Util
36.4
36.5
36 J
35.3
31.5
36.5
35.1
60
Stks
B1J
41J
514
50.1
i i r x i inam
Saturday ..70.8
1 Previous day 70.1
w 8 ' 4-i i. 70.5
Month ago U-69 7
Year aeo .1 65 .
46.5
81.5
49.S
1944 nigh .&..71.S
1944' low
BOND AVERAGES
20
10
10
10
Rails Indus Util Fogn
Saturday " y,..
83.8 105.4 105.5 64.4
Previous day 86 0
Week ago .. 85 J
Montb ago 83.7
105.4 105.5 64.3
105.3 105.4 64.1
1054 105 J ; 3.3
i oar ago , j, ,, .i
1944 high . k.86
1944 low .i 78J
iim B 101.6 H I
105.7 105.S 64 4
105 J 104.7 63i
! UAIITED
WALNUTS, FILBERTS
AND NUT MEATS
Highest price cash on de
livery for orchard run. See
us before you selL -
Ilciris ITI:rf:Sa
4CI N. Front Street. Salem
P Tel. 7633
Around Oregon
Bt the AsLoclated Press -
W. P. McFarland, L. Louisenaut
and Gus Johnson' were sentenced
to 60 days in jail and fined $200
each in Marshfield's first moon
shine liquor case since prohibition.
. . Joseph S. Hutchison, chief of
the bureau of licenses at Portland,
urged the city to exercise stricter
control over the Increasing num
ber of income tax services. . .
The State hotel at Astoria was
sold to E. R. Boyles, Portland,
and Herbert A. Shaoonon, former
Portland and Eugene hotel operat
or, at an undisclosed price. . . .
Westport Lumber company an d
Wauna? Lumber company will be
awarded the army-navy E flag in
ceremonies Wednesday. ...
Astoria's Columbia hospital an
nounced that shortage of nurses
prevented opening an entire floor
of empty beds. . . . Death claimed
Miss Ruth A. Kraxberger, 38-year-
old principal of a West Linn grade
school. ...
Largest donation ever made to
United China Relief in Portland
came from a Portland woman Who
contributed $2000 and refused to
release her name. . . . Mrs. Dewey
Sparks, Milwaukie, was fined $25
and given a six month suspended
jail sentence for permitting one
of her 10 children to remain out
of school 44 days since September.
Synthetic tires, if properly
cared for, will outlast pre-Pearl
Harbor tires, Ted E. Allen de
clared at Portland during a halt
in his 25,000-mile American Au
tomobile association demonstra
tion tour . . . Roaring River Log
ging company added its 6500
acres in Linn county to the 265,
000 acres being reforested by Wil
lamette valley tree farms .
Advent of the plastic house and
car will be slow but sure, Peter
Debye, head of Cornell univer
sity's chemistry department and
Nobel prize winner, predicted at
Portland. . . Dr. O. H. Cox
Springfield, Mo., became head of
the US public health service in
the northwest district, with head
quarters at Portland.
Construction of a $35,000 fruit
and cold storage plant, to employ
75 persons during the packing
season, will begin at Ashland
Monday. . . Rep. Lowell Stockman
(R-Ore), arriving at Salem for
the funeral of the late Senator
McNary, is expected to remain in
Portland over the weekend j and
in Pendleton for another week be
fore returning east. . .
Sgt Earl W. i Heidemann,
whose twin brother is serving in
the south Pacific, died of battle
wounds February 5 in Italy, his
mother was informed by the 'war
department. . .
John Geelan was killed by a
rolling log at the Camp Creek
Logging company near Reeds
port ...
Salem Market
Quotations
The prices be:ow supplied by a lo
cal grocer are indicative of the daily
market prices paid to growers by Sa
lem buyers but are not guaranteed
by The Statesman:
Lettuce, do S.85
Cauliflower, crate 2 25 and 2 55
Crook neck & Italian squash, lb. .03
lurnips. aoz ouncnes
Cabbage, lb.
Endive, doz bun
Radishes, doz bun.
Carrots, doz bun.
Celery, doz. bun.
Peppers.- green lb.
Beets, doz. bunches
Pumpkin, lb
Parsnips, lb.
BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY
And ret en's Buying Prices
(suaject to change wltheat notice)
BUTTERFAT
Premium j 34
No. 1 jss
No. 2 . . jsq
BUTTER PRINTS
B
Quarters
EGGS
Extra large
Medium
Standards
Pullets
POULTRY
Colored hens. No. 1
no. 2. colored bakes
Fry s
Old roosters
Marion Creamery's Buyins Prices
(Subject to change without notice)
POULTRY
All hens
All springs
Above prices for nrime stock, unrirr
grades according to value.
LIVESTOCK -. it
Buying prices for No. 1 stock. had
on conditions and sales reported : -
Dressed veal ji
Spring lambs 14.00 to 14.50
Yearlings S 00 to 11.00
Ewes . 9.00 to COO
Hogs, good to choice grade.
iiu 10 2ju ms.
sows ..
Top veal
13.00 io 14.00
. 5.00 to t.00
Dairy type cows
Veal and
Hogs Wanted!
Top Prices Paidt
Prompt Remittance
Ship te
Fred Ileycr
Ileal Division
"S- W. Yamhill St r 1
S. E. S2nd A Foster Blvd.
T?ffa Wt ce,t
AiWlo animals killed in
compliance with O. I. A
refRUUons. .
I
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v& use 665
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Monday's Radio
" (Continued frora Page 4)
4 :30 Treasury Star Parad.
.4:46 Highlights of the. Week.
80 On the Upbeat.
5 JO Story Time
8:45 It's Oregon's War.
6 lft News.
1 -30 Evening Farm Hour.
7:30 H Club Program. -S.
-00 Starry Skies.
:15 A to Z in Novelty.
1 30 News.
:45 Evening Meditations.
KEXSN MONDAY 11M K.
00 Musical Clock.
:15 National Term and Horn.
6:45 Western Agriculture, , :
1 M Home Harmonies.
. 7:15 News.
T-JO sJamea Abbe Observes.
7:45 Trio. ' -
.-00 Breakfast Club.
90 Religion and New World.
9:15 Meet Your Neighbor.
930 Breakfast at Sardi'a
100 Tony Morse.
10:15-Sweet River.
10:30 The Baby InsUtute.
10:45 Music
110 Baukhage Talking.
115 The Mystery Chef.
11 -JO Ladies Be Seated.
120 Songs by Morton -Downey. -
12:15 Hollywood.
1230 News. '
12:45 News Headlines and Highlights
1:00 Sam Hays. .
1:15 Blue News Room.
20 What's Doing. Ladies.
230 Home Demonstration.
2:40 Labor News.
'2-45 Ted Malone.
30 Hollywood News Hashes
1:15 News.
330 Ho Hum.
3:45 Blue Frolics.
.4 00 Speaking of Glamour.
4:15 Sergeant , Toley and Glenn.
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Programs
430 Hop Harrtgan.' .
4:43 The Sea Hound. -60
Terry and the Pirates
SAS--Dick Tracy. . T-.
830-rJack Armstrong., , . -1:45
Captain Midnight
60 Bombs Away.
30 Spotlight. Bands.
6:55 Story Teller. .
70 Raymond Gram Swing
7:13 War Correspondent.
730 Horace Heidt.
0 News, i
:15 Lum and Abner.
30 Counterspy.
9 0 Blind Date.
- 30 NewsHeadUnea and Highlights
9:43 Art Baker. .
100 Mustek j
10 30 Broadway Bandwagon. -
10:45 Boy. Girl. Band. . .
110 Concert Hour.
KGW NBC MONUAT Z6 Ke. .
40 Dawn Patrol.
- I-SJ iLabor News. , - .
C0 Mirth and Madness.
30 News Parade.
55 Labor News. '
1:00 Journal of Living.
1:13 News Headlines and Highllghta
T30 Reveille t Kounoup.
7 :45 Sam Hayes.
80 Stars of Today.
:15 James Abbe covers the News
30 Drama. !
6:45 David Harum.
-00 Personality Hour.
100 Sketches in Melody.
10:15 Ruth Forbes.
1030 News, i
, 10:49 Art Baker's Notebook.
110 The Guiding Light
11 :15 Today's Children.
1130 Light of the World.
11:45 Hymns of All Churches
12:00 Women lot America.
12:15 Ma Perkins.
1230 Pepper young's Family.
12:45 Right tot Happiness. A
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1:15 Stella Dallas.
1 30 Lorenzo Jones. - ir
1:49 Young Widder Brown
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2:15 Portia Faces Life,
230 Just Plain Bill. i:
1 8 Front , Page Farrell ,
30 Road of Ufa. '
3:15 Vic and Sade.
S30 B. Boynton. '
S 48 Rambling Reader. !:
40 Dr. Kate. -
4 US News . i '-V':.';-"'v;: - j!--;;
430 The Carol Sisters.
4:40 Golden Gate Quartet
4 M-H. V. Kaltenborn.
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