PAGE TEN
Th OREGON STATECIIAN. Salem, Oroaon, krturdar Morning. May 13. 1SU
Selling Heavy
In Most Grains
CHICAGO, May 12-;P)-Seiling
' reached heavy proportions in the
grain, market today and wheat
and rye prices dropped -to new
lows, for the past several months
before a late rally cancelled part
of the downturn. Commission
houses were active in both pits
and transactions were much larg
er than in recent sessions.'
Much of the selling appeared to
come from - grain men who had
been "long" for a considerable
time and were anxious to get out
of the market as the day f or al
lied Invasion of Europe nears.
May wheat, oats and barley
were unchanged at ceilings. Ac
' tive wheat futures closed Vi-
lower, July 11.66, active oats
were -r cent lower, July IZVt,
rye dropped -l)4 May $1.24,
and barley was off July
Stocks Suffer
Small Losses
NEW YjORK, May 12-(JPy-Stocks
- generally shifted to the
losing side in today's market and,
while most declines were in frac
tions, casualties of a point or so
were fairly well distributed.
1 Bids were withdrawn and com'
mitments trimmed here and there
as the big allied drive in Italy
brouaht the idea that all-out in
vasion of Europe might be around
the corner.
- The. Associated Press 60-stock
average was off .4 of a point at
51.5, largest slipup since April 24.
Transfers totalled 746,850 shares
compared with 618,420 Thursday.
; Comforting to bullish contin
gents was the sale of a stock ex
change membership for $53,000,
best since April, 1940.
Eggs Uanted
Top Prices Paid!
Prompt Remittance
Ship er Bring Tear Eggs to
FRED IIEYEB
EGG DEPOT
SSI S. E. Alder 8t
Portland. Ore.
"Strictly Private9
By Qiiinn Hall
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Salem Market Quotations
The prices be.'o supplied by lo
cal grocer art indicative of the dally
market; prices paid to growers by Sa
lem buyers but are not guaranteed
by The Statesman: :
Cauliflower, crate 323 and S.5S
Crook neck 8c Italian squash, lb. .03
Turnips, dot bunches "' 1.00
Cabbage, lb. JB1
Endive, doz. bun. - .70 ,
Radishes, do bun. ' JO
f ..- jIm him J50
Celery.i doz. bun.. 1.50
Pumpkin, lb. ' 03 ti
Parsnips. it M
BtJTTEB, EGGS AND POULTRY "
Andresea's Bay lag Prices -.(Saaject
to change wttaeat notice)
BUTTERFAT
Premium " M
No. 1 i JS3
No. 1 . JO
butte print
a - ;
B
Quarters -
EGGS 1
Extra large
Medium
Standards
Pullets
.46i
.','
. MA
.14
24 '
as
' .13
.11
.11
as
Marlon Creamery's Baying Prices
(Sakjeet to chaage without aeticc)
POIT.TBT
No. 1 springs ' .29
No. 1 bens 25
POt'LTBY v
Colored hens. No. 1
No. X. colored bakes
Colored frys
Old roosters ,,, ...
LIVESTOCK i
Buying prices for Na 1 stock, based
on conditions and sales reported:
Dressed, veal , , 21
Springr lambs 14.00 to 13.00
Yearlings S.O0 to 11.00
Ewes ,'sni.t too
Bogs, good tit choice grade,
170 to 130 lbs. II 2i
Sows j ' -V 10.00 to 10.50
Top veal .
Dairy ype cows
Bulls
13.00 to 14.00
S 00 to S 00
1M to 9JS9
Stocks and Bonds
. ' - - - May 11
STOCK AVEBAGbii
30 IS
t :' Indus Ralls
rrkUy 71.s Ml
Previous day , 71J
Week ago , . .71.7
Month rago 71 J
Year ago 70.1
1044 high 73.4
1S44 low
69.1
17.1
212
XI. t
13.4
2S.4
22.9
13 M
UU1 Stag
33.7 ''S1.5
25
36.0
Ml
1.S
51.S
SIS
33.1 49.9
37.1 531
35.1 4S.S
Quotations
at Portland
East Side Market
34.00 too; Montana grass hay (No.-1)
jjo ton. , , t.
PORTLAND. Ore. May IS f API
Portland East Side market quotations:
Appies: wmesaps l stay man) 3.00 box.
Asparagus: iCanby No. 1. Z2i Dyra-
inld; No. 1. : 2.50 pyramid, r .
uroccou: creea,i.oo lug.
Cabbage: No. 1 green 225: ordinary
1.00 crate: red 1.791.00 pony crate:
savoy (curly 1 . 75c cauluTIower crate.
Cauliflower : No. 1. 3.75: ordinary
165-1.73; Noi S. 1.75-aJH).
Greensi Spinach, local (S-75e orance
box; mustard 90s dozen bunches; kale
75c crate: swiss chard 70-75c dozen
bunches: parsley M-Mc dozen bunches;
watercress 1.00-1.10 dozen bunches.
Onkms: Green 75c dozen bunches;
commercial grade dry. 50s, 3.70 bag.
Radishes: Red 7 5-90c dozes bunches;
white 80c dozen bunches.
Rhubarb: Field, boxes. 15c. BS-75c:
30s. 1.00-1 JO; ! bunches 50-60c dozen.
Root vegetables: Bulk parsnip 73c
lug; carrots 73c; turnips 75-S0c lUg.
Sprouts: Brussels I M flat box; bulk
stock 10-Uc lb. ,
PlaiUs: ,j . i ?,:-.;;tit-: 'rt'-K.-'
Lettuce: 1.00; cabbage 1.00: cauli
flower 130: peppers 1.00; ' pancy 1.63
flat; marigolds 1J0 box; snapdragons
1.50 flat. - -
Portland Produce
BOND AVERAGES
i ' 20
f
Friday L-SS.O
Previous day . S8.4
Week ago B7.8
Month ago .... .87.4
Year ago .. , i. 75J
1944 high 8S4
144 low .79.5
10 10
Indus Util
105.0 106.0
104.9
104.7
103.4
103.1
105.7
104.7
106.0
106.0
105.S
102.6
106.3
104.7
10
Fogn
66.0
65.8
65.7
65.7
60.5
66.2
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PORTLAND. Ore- May 13 (API-
Butter: A A grade prints 46c; 1 cartons
46ic; A grade prints 45'ic; cartons
464c; M grade prints 451,ac; cartons
46C ID. . .
Butterfat: First: Quality, maximum
of .6 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered
in Portland 5a-52',c; premium quality.
maximum or 01 1 per cent acidity
53-53'ic: valley routes and country
points 2c less than first or 50-50ic
Cheese: selling price to Portland re
tailers: Oregon triplets 29.4c; daisies
29.9c lb.; loaf . 30.2c lb.; ' triplets to
wholesalers r?c; loaf 2S',ic FOB. ,
Eggs: To producers: Nominal prices,
case count 26-28c; select henneries 28-
29c; mediums 24c dozen. -
Eggs: Nominal prices to retailers. In
cases: A grade large 34-36e; A medium
30-32c; smaU 22 23c.
Live ' poultry : Buying prices from
producers: Broilers up to 2 ','4 lbs. 27','ic;
fryers, 2' to 4 lbs. 28c; roasters over
4 lbs. 28c; Leghorn and colored hens.
all weights 24Vc; roosters and stags 20c.
Rabbits: Government ceiling. Ave
rage country killed to retailers 44c lb.;
live price to producers 34c lb.
Turkeys: Selling to retailers: Dressed
hens No. l, 39a-43c lb. .
Turkeys: -Alive: Government ceiling
buying prices: Hens. 42c; . toms 36',iC
aressea oasis, j . .-, . .
Onions: Green 1 tOc-1.00 . dozen
bunches: dry. -Oregon 3.70-3.74; sew
Texas.. Californla.3.75-3.76. , . .
. PoUtoes: Old -local No. 1. 320-3.00
cental; do 2s. 50s. 95c: Klamath 3.75
Deschutes No.! 1. - 343 cental; . local
2.30-3.00 cental. 1- ' 1
, PoUtoes: New California, whites 2.73
per 60-lb. bag; new i Texas 42i 50-lb.
bag. . .-...v-- t '.-J 1 " -.V-
; Country, meats:. Rollback, prices .to
retailers: . Country ; killed hogs. - best
butchers. 120-140- 4bs. 17-lSc: vealers
22 XlVic; A UVc; B 19-Uc: C 15
17c; culls 12-13c; beef AA 214c; A
KKc: B 18ic: C 14c: canner-cutter
cows 12-14c; bulls. canner-cutters 14-
14ic; uunbs AA 2c: A S4Ver B ZJ'ic;
C 10-lOc; ewes;: FS 13Vc; medium 13c;
R 184C. - J
Wool: Government control.
Cascara bark: 1944 peel 20c lb.
Mohair: 1942 12-month 45c lb.
Hops: Nominal contract: 1944. 80c
Up 1945. 6Sc: 1946, 60C w.
Hay: Wholesale prices nominal: Al
falfa No. 2 or better 34.00-33.00: oat
vetch 26.00 ton! valley points: timothy
(eastern Oregon) 35.00-36.00 ton; clover
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore. May 12 (API-
Wheat futures unquoted. -
Cash grain: Oats No. 2-38 lb. white
B2J0. Barley No. 2-45 lb. BW SOjOO.
Corn and flax unquoted.
Cash wheat (bid): Soft wjilte 1.54;
soft white (excluding Bex) 1.36; white
Club 1J6; western red 16.
Hard red "winter: Ordinary 1.84: 16
ner cent 135: 11 Mr cent 137: 11
per cent. 139, -
Todays ear receipts: Wheat u. bar
ky l..inlllfeed4, flaxseed 1.
Portland LWeslock
'PORTIJUfD.-i.Ore.' May IS API
(WFA) Cattle. saUble and total 150:
calves salable 33, total 50; four loads
mixed cattle , with few. calves not
shown; offerings ..mostly odds and
ends; selling about '- steady: "week's
market -around-. 25- cents hither and
active; bulk- good fed steers 13.00J
if 22. top 16.75: - good hellers 14.50-
1333:' cutter, and cartner cows salable
1.00-8-5; " fat .dairy type : cows 9.0O-
1030: Yood beef cows salable 12.00-so:
medium-good bulls - 9.00-11.15;- few
common-medium - vealers 11.001430;
good-choice salable 1330-16 30. r 1 .
Hogs salable and ..total 100: market
active, steady: good-choice 200-240 lbs.
13.75-13.85; 280 lb. "-18.00: - 140-180 lb.
11 J5-1330; good sows 830-9.00; few
feeder sias unsold.
i Sheep, total 29; few clean up sales
steady; - good-choice spring lambs sal
able 15.50-16.00; medium shorn old crop
lambs 12.00-13.00: good-choice grades
held to 15 M: good shorn ewes salable
330 down: woo led ewes quotable to
63U. , -
Turner Rehires
Its Teachers
TIER ' Turner , teachers
were hired for the c&ming school
rear at a substantial increase In
salary it 1 .recent school board
meeting. Miss Mildred. Marks of
ibe high school did not take up
her contract for next year, as she
plans to do other work.
James O. Russellrwill. serve
again as superintendent," and Miss
Loraine -Vick . and.- Mrs. -. Sarah
Speck, both of . .Salem, - compose
the hiith . schbol;: faculty.-. "A suc
cessor. tp: Miss Marks has hot yet
beeri hired. ' ' ' ": '.'
The grade ; school teachers are
Miss ' Dessie;'&fcCiay''of Salerai,
Mrs.' Leota Sloan 'of Dayton, Mrs.
Florence Booth and Mrs. Bernice
Barker of Turner. , " '
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'ASHjCAN' EXPLODE S-SaUors t eceirtar fautractlon at the V. 8. Nary saudl craft tnlae
, I tor center, XaeseTelt Base, Saa fedra, Calif, watch s depth charge exptostea.
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Meeting
!f? AVAST. "YE SNAB. OH-OH- J$ ' j VOU SEEN POlMg?J
lf SOME Q'TUIS p ""W-l1 t '
MICKEY MOUSE ... -"v-v-i - - - 1 " D-i .---.-. i
Ifr HARD AT Trf WQPES, ZZlii (t 0'
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THIMBLE THEATRE , K S s . " TZ
6i.ir I I OlAC - : -es-Me.fe ayi.'iii,,...- ....-- -
. ' ' ' - MAYBE I'M 600FY, BUT J BILLY $EZ NOT TD TELL ANYONE J j BUT D0NT WORRY HONEY.) I
I 0UNNO WHY, BUT WHEN I SEE 1 SEBILLM I SAWjIT.FOR ITJ Toil i y jc' FORGET ABOUT SEEING IT
THAT L0N6 BLACK SPEEDBOAT, rTHAI'HE Hm BR,NS t-HSTI AN NO HARM WILL COME
71 GET SCARED LIKE J ARED, T00r J jmBLBrtKk1 .T0Y0U.r4
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r 1 1 IF Ws&OrXWN THE RGHT I COMS ON, ftff THE MASKED MANi I J
-- IVAVClWE SHERIFF WONT SILVSRU JfS f ) J HiWV FOR MURDER! J
tonto,weVe a sheriff's still we A chance to fire r -rfm - zs
C3CT TO GET I AT BOTTOM ON U$i r? 7- WfrrlSr ' 4 ' :
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Salem District
TURNER- The Salem district
Methodist Youth Fellowship coun
cil will be held Saturday and Sun
day at Turner for special meet
ings and - counseling - with the
youth. - '
Rev. Nevitt B. Smith, Turner
pastor, has charge of the securing
of rooms for the representatives
attending. The cabinet will pre
sent the Sunday morning worship
service at U o'clock, with Rev.
John Li. Knight of Willamette
university delivering the sermon.
The Sunday school hour will in
clude a program on Mothers day.
A youth rally is scheduled, for
3. A no-host supper at 8, and the
evening service will be in charge
of the youth at 70.
BOSTON. -Vty- Mrs. Mark W.
Clark says she often worries about
her General-husband, but only
once did she offer .him advice.
She explained today during a
Boston visit, that she once wrote
him that she "wished he wouldn't
visit the front every day..
And the general answered:
- "You turn your lamb chops ov
er on the ' stove and 111 run my
army.
' i Try ' ase ef ' 'Chlaese' ' resaegtes.
Assbig , SUCCESS tor S606
years la . China. . Na matter wrth
wait -ailment yea. are AFFLICT
ED -dlseraari, saasltis, heart,
laag. liver, kMaeys, steeaaeb,
gas, eesstipatlom, eJeers, I sUa
aetls, lerer, skta, ftsaajg ' eem
Charlie Chan
Chines Herb Csv
Office Hoars Oary
Taes, a . Sat, - 8
a, as. te 6 a. as. sag
Saa.'- sag --We
a. sa. ta It J8 a.
121 N. ComX St- Salem, Ore.
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Gty Pool
Opeiiiiig Eyed
SILVERTON 1 Mayor Reber
Allen and pity! Manager Harry
C. McCrea are Snaking evey ef
fort to haye; the municipal swim
ming pool opened at Silverton by
June 15, and continued through
the summer moriths. Paint for the
bottom of the bool has already
been ordered asj a visibility! safe
ty measure and other minor re
pairs were made.--; . 1 -. ".
- , The big headache to ciJ offi
cials is the manning of the 'pool
under : present i labor , shortages.
with the obtaining of a life guard
as the biggest pain. However,
they report that every efforjt was
made - to obtain a reliable - life
guard at a reasonable cost to the
city.::;'f I ,
The pool ! It
is felt by ilocal
townspeople,!! is very much heed
ed for the youth: of the town who
are deprived, because of j war
conditions. Of many advantages
enjoyed .by : youths a few years
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Plant Breakdown Gives
Pupils Short Recess
. ALBANY-Pupils and teachers
in the Madison school had a holi
day Wednesday hot scheduled on
the regular school calendar j be
cause of the; burning out of the
oil furnace usedj for heating fa
cilities. A new motor was ordered
out of Portland and arrived in
time to.be; installed so ' regular
Truck Operators
Given Heavy Fines
1 SILVERTON Silverton . courts
are stepping heavily on local of
fenders of speed laws and -overloading
of trucks. t 4 .-
Harley . Chris tener, log ' hauler
for the Charles DeGuire Logging
company, was fined $139 and giv
en a 20-day suspended ! jail sen
tence on complaint of "overload
ing, and John PhUpoV log hauler
for.; the -Hitchman Logging -company,
was fined 50 and costs on
a charge of speeding, and' $10 and
costs on a charge of operating a
truck without PUC permit, and
$10 and costs on operating a trail
er without a PUC permit" .
CAMP CARSON, Colo.-;p)-A
J' (no ...i . onn
hihc.vi ug UUI Ul 4VV IUSMUJS
points with a carbine is the re-
cora oi vt. oDerx u. tiargrove,
jrv NJ and it was snowing at the ,
tirne.-'- ' :;. ; .' ':y: 'f- '
i. His shooting experience: an oc
casional shot in a Coney.: Island
gallery , and two dars marksman
ship training in the army." ' ? '
Crosswords Puzzle
work
day
could , be
resumed Thurs-
i RATION CALENDAR
: h. pood v :
Processed foods; Blue stamps AS
through Q8 valid, Indefinitely. .
MeaC , butter, cheese, etc. j Bed
stamps. TS valid; indefinitely. T Red
stamps VS. VB and WS valid Indefi
nitely beginning (June 3, !
- Sugar Stamps inumser .10 and 81
i good for five pounds suear indefi
, nitely. Stamp 40 good for nvt pounds
: canning sugar until March 1, . 1845.
' Apply at ration board for mora. ;
i i SKOKS -: ! S-
Airplane stamp: Ms. I and No. S
. vana inaemutem
GASOUNt ''.
una SI expiration date of No. 11
A coupons, slay fenew B or C ou
- pons within but not before IS days
. from data on i cover. - ;j
Value of gasoliaa coupons: AJiBl,
Cl. S gallons; B3. CJ, It and T. S
gallons. D. 1-8 gallons: B. 1 gallon
. rvci on, i
Period 4-5 coupons good - through
August 31 Instead of September 30
as previously - announced. Coupons
with gallons i printed , on the i lac
valid for amount indicated until ex
piration data show on coupon sheet.
Not more than 88 per cent of aea
. son's rations should have been used
- to- date. - .- j j i r -
":- c'-.:,;,i i tikes AvVt z: i
. Periodic inspection of tires ended.
Inspection certificates required; la
obtaining replacements. ' ::
, : BTOVE8 - T.
Purchaser must i get certificate at
' ration board: for aew stoves. I
Fuel dealers deliver by oriorltiea
. based on needs. Order your 12-month
supply now during temporary winter
storage program. .
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14. weight of
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15. Scandinavlaa
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20. accumulate
21, winL
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22. serpent
23, busybodies ,
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33. born
34. tablets
38. United States
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38. raw metal
40, title
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44. storm
47. a dtlxen of
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9. tropical
African tree .
10. exclamation
11. prohiWU
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35. yellowish
brown color
37. collision '
39. Brazilian coin
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46. grafted
(Heraldry)
48. feline animal
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UP THAT CCOlClff, J ! SO BAD WUE5ELP,
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OF MY SYSTEM UT IT -
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