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Tl CTZGOlt STATTZMJUr, Zai Oregon, fAiHonLf, Norsnnlw 33. 194S pagz nrrcni r. - NutGrowero Reorganize as No-Prof it Unit - ; - - : ,'i:':vv- PORTLAND, Ore., Nov.- Reorganisation of the Western Nut Growen association to in corporate as the Nut Growers So ciety of Oregon and Washington, a non-profit group, was approved at the 3 1st annual meeting, today. r. A. Duncan, Portland, was elected president of the Oregon board of trustees; A. R. Quacken busb, Eugene, was elected new Oregon vice-president, and Har old Quick,, Chehalis, to the same office for" the Washington group. Probable . reason for the recent decline in filbert crops is faulty. nutrition It orchards, C - E. Schuster. U S. department of ag riculture horticulturist, and Ar thur S. King, extension specialist from Oregon State college, agreed. - Kfhnster speculated that, the rjoor crops might be due to a growth cycle which would appear regularly. ; . I Kins urged more cover' crops to restore nutrients to th soil and also, recommended 'shallow cultivation. A Portland orchardist, E. W, Woodford, suggested growers thin their trees. He said that thinning Dart of his orchard' 50 per cent had resulted in a 13H pee cent yield increase. 4 . Ralph Lund, Oregon Stata col lege, reported several faults had Quotations at Portland a fort land Produce PORTLAND. Ore Nov. 29 (API- Butter AA nrints Sl-MUc: cartons S2-aj',4e: R rade prtnta S0.-Sle; car? iH-92c; B grade prtnta so-aic. fat tons Butter ade it First 1 Mr cent la Portland 53-53lc; premium qual of rirsi Quality, maximum of 1 per cent acidity. delivered ity. maximum of .39 of 1 per cent acidity 33-53 Ue: valley route and country points Sc leas than first or 80-90' e. ClwM Selling prlea to Portland retailers: Oreeon Irinlot 99 Mr- loaf 38.5c; triplets to wholesaler SS.3c; I able to 1S.M. loaf 38.Sc lb. delivered. Ufi to retailers: AA trade late le: A larae 59c: A m&eium S4c: amaU (pullet) 46c. Dressed meats Veal A A Mic: A tlUc: B 18-18' ic; C lT-Ufcc; cull M-ISc lb. Horn, fancy, blork 80e ft. Lambs AA Sc;-A X4',ic: 3 J2V,c; C soc. Mutton Xncy a 1Jc; M trade S-lOc. Beef AA 21i( B 18'c; C lfic; canner and cutter 13-14c; canner and cutter bulls 14c. I PORTLAND, cutters ' slow, but steady on bmited supply; medium-oo4 steers 13.Se-K.00. common down to 11 00. few stacker and . feeders 11 40-1S 00; commoin-med-Kim heifers 1.5012 50, cutters down to 7 JO; canner-eigtier cows 550-7.50; shells down to IN and below: nt dairy-type eowa 8J0-Bifl: medium. ood beei cowsg 10.00-11.00; good beet 150. heawweiahta ta 11.30- iuuui bulls 8.00-11 00 ;i food-choice ivealers steady at 13.30-14 00. j:i saiaoie noes too, toUl 1400: 'market steady; barrow and silts 15.8. sows 15 OS; stags scare but inquiry narrow; choice around 100-lb. feeder Pits auot-. Tapered DjUl AsAihnrM Await Classic J Salable aheeol 200. total ISO; 1 market bout steady; f medium-good twooled lamba 13.50-14.00: strictly cood-chotre grades quotable jto 14.35 or above, com mon trade ll.So-l3.ao. mil, ii t :"; medium-food ewes 4.00-S.tJ, com AA A SO!- mss versus Live poultry Chickens, buying I Cash wheat price of wholesalers: Broilers I'i to"t white ( I lbs. 23c; to J', lbs. 23c; roasters I white club 1. . Ire., over 3U. Iba. Mv MrianH hii Leghorn hens lSc; roosters, stags, 12c'. I Rabbits Government ceiling : Ave rage country killed to retailers 44c: live price to producers 22-24e lb. Turkeys Basic buyinc oriees. dressed basis: Hens 38.2c; toms 31ic; for toms. net at farms. Dressed turkeys Packers selling price to retailers: Hens 40-41c; toms 3S-37e lb. - . Onions Oregon dry No. 1. 2 40 2.45 50 lb. sack; green 90c dozen bunches. . v . ' Potatoes . Deschutes Gems, 100s, 3Jo; 29 id. sack sac Cask wheat tbd): Sort white (excluding Rex), .S3fk: western tA Hard red winter: OrdtnarV a; 11 per centil Nov. 29 -t(AP) 1:63 163'i. 10 per rent 1.83 per cent 1.88. I Hard white Mart: Ordinarv iitav.- IS per ni na; n per cent 1.68; cent 1.70. Is ' i' Todav s ear rwoeinta- WKt k. Wy .2; flour 4-com 1; oats ;4: ' mill- - - i orllnnd Livestock Specialties 1 In Stobk Mart NEW YOkK, Nov. 2ti -fp- PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 29 AP Specialties tdok th buying play 2Zu2Zt$2m ii5? -..!- in tody' ock marketli a few fully steady on most' grades; canner-! Jumping as much ag.ten paints to peaks for the past several: years. been ironed from th experimen- whil mnv paders continued to tal suction filbert harvester. Work Praie in minus territory, will continue, he said.. Some bullish inspiration was derived front President Truman s "THE. YOUNG IDEA" By Mossier q ZSSZ S uiicat,' aire v Acssna uit; ture again chilled sentiment. Transfers of 1,750.000 compared wfith 1,810,000 day. I . The Associated Press shares jWednes 60-stock composite ws off .1 of! a point at 74.9. I! it University of Oregon Fraternities to Re i EVGENE,Ore., Nov. 19 JP)- Five "fraternities at the TJnjiversity of Oregon today announced plans to reopen ftheir houses! winter term, after the student: affairs committee approvea tnetr reor ganization. I They are J Alpha Tail Omega, Beta ThetaiPi, Phi Delta Theta Chi Psi, and Sigma Phi jEpsilon Tne university bousing eornmittee is considering their I'petitions, which are fexpected to 1 help th , , l - jl.. n i nousing snoriage SELL ACREAGE SWPGLHU-Mr. and Mtts 1 wovMn't ffkunorlse her toe much if I were yen we still have td live with her,' you know!" Runner havp sold their acreage on Montana Lane to Mr. and Mrs. Sherman MtDougal and? will soon be moving to their nev home in Clear Lakej! district They have bought a larger acreatte in community.! ! lablobf IKaidlndD IPd'od g pai inm s CoMiai Tides Carroll that Fri. KSOI (1390 ke) KOIN (970 ke) KCW (620 ke) KEX (1190 ke) :S0 News -j (News Ed East Bugler "X" , Wl tMus. Time ; tWest. Stars ' Ed East i 8:ji L KOIN Klock News :45 (News' I Old Songs' ' ,7:SS (News V i- G. Fletcher Roundup Boys 7:15 Smile Time -Headlines Fawn Time Agronsky T:3S iNetvs ' lNews Roundup James Abbe 1:41 (Orchestra (News Sam Hayes Bugler X S:0 ;Dr; Talbot lUser News irred Waring IB'fast Club 8 8:1S Tr. Talbot I Valiant Iady , i SIS' ,Take It Easy 'Light World Roth Presents I 1:41 lOrchcstra (Aunt Jenny KosteUnetz I t.H News iKata Smith ; James Abbe Glamour Manor , t li. M. Downey Big Sinter " (Larry Smith S 3 Pastor's Call BleTen Trent ijPersonaUty Breakfast ' t ii Down-Homers IGal Sunday J Times computed for Taft.1 Ore., by the U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey for - The Oregon Statesmatu High Water 6.7 9.0 November I 'Times 30 9:40a.s)i 10:Z7 p Standard Low fime Water 31107 a.m. 3 December 1 10:11 a 11:23 p.tn. 10 41 a.m. 0:09 a.m. 1109 a.. Obtain. ll:37a.n. 1 :37 ain. 12:09 p.fn. 2:19 ain. 12:3piri. 3 Warn. 11:11 p.m. 3:43 a.m. I p ro f . High oS. 68 5.2 7.8 4i27i StlJ p.m. ovy V f forecast jwas for jeool, cloudy weather wljen the teams collide before sokns) . 100,000f lucky ' ticket holders, including Pf-eaident Tru man. The) municipal stadium turf had been covered against the doWnpour. J -J" - Coach 'Swede- Hagberg's Mid shipmen, fired up lor; a furious effort to! snap Army's 17-game winning streak, left their camp on th Seveterj after a final light workout (and passed through here late todaf enroute t Pine Valley, N J, some SO miles outside Phil adelphia, where they were to spend thh flight Army's mighty (squad, under Coach Ears Blaik, tvas scheduled tot leave pe i'oint eany tomorrow and to arrive here (in Urn for a limberini-UD at the stadium. Na- T1 3 i vy also I planned Ho stretch its muscles I in the famous arena Where Tunhey one upset the ex perts by belting Dempiey about The Middies would) like to supply a! oarallel bn Satusdav. As mani Philadelphia citizens saw Army! crush k good Perm team only a fortnight ago, there Was no pn linatidn here to argue with the odds. Probably never before ih the history i of the Ar my-Navy f lassie has' one team been sucli a nearly ! unanimous jhoice to win. About the only question! leard k "how many points vfili Army win by?" Some private Army supporters, in possible "excess pf j enthusiasm, have spotted Navy as high as 40 points. f That fislverv hiffh. ! considering that thii s an Apiiy-Navy game and therefore something special n the sra of rivalries. Never has either school, njo matter how strong, beaten its chief antagonist by suchl a! margin! though the Ca tiets of 1903,! back in the days of 'shinguards land (flying wedges. crushed a Navy team by 40 to in Philadelphia. That is the rec ord, up to this Saturday, at least. 'Scout9 Bailey Of f Tfi Watch Dam a Play PULLMAN, Wash., Nov.! Buck- Bailey, line coach jjof the Washington State college football team, left today by plane for Tus caloosa, Al4 to scout Sa game between Alamaba, Rose Bowl entrant ' end sippi State. Phil Sorboe, coach, said Southern California would send two scouts to trj - game. The scouts will turn material over to the team selected to represent the west in the Rose BowL Salom Markot Quotxtloiis rt-i 1 Thei oflces beluw! Buoalled bv ! eal grocer jare mditative of the dairy market bribes paid ito giewers by Sa lem buyers but ae not guaranteed oy The I statesman-; 1 BUTE Est. EGGS AND POVLTSiT (Subject It chassre without aotlcel Fremit No. li No. 1 BUTTES B Coach Invites Doc's Mayh urday's eastern liissis- Cougar era (Continued from page 14) Navy's outlook on the annual struggle with West Poirit I think that's whyvthy didn't use- him so much agamst us last year. I. will say that hej has no superior on the attack." TToixVtArff m,ilrv m A A m A 4Vn4 "Hell probably make jme eat those words Saturday.' Ailing Jim Carrington, husky guard, was aboard whenj the 44 man Middie squad left by bus for Philadelphia. , ' ;- Marines Bumped KLAMATH FALLS, Nov. 2-(P)-The Klamath Falls Marines dropped their- second ' straight game to the Astoria naval air sta tion Flyers here last night, "48-3 WSC Gridmen Turn to Hoop (Continued from Page 14) ler, Spokane, center, and Adrian Jorissen, Lynden, forward. Two probable starters back from last year's team were working out previously. Center Vince ' Hanson of Tacoma, - the nation's leading intercollegiate scorer last season, and speedy Ray Johnson, TacoU ma, guard., .; Bill Lippincott flashy Cougar halfback, is making a. determined bid for a starting forward posi tion. Ray Tiny" Arndt, foot 6 inch football giant and former all-state center from Everett is vieing also for a forward spot ' Another leading contender is Gene Siverton, Tacoma, who has been starting forward In numer ous practice sessions so. far. Montreal, 'with a population of 903,007 is the largest city in the Dominion of Canada. Irish Meet Lakers GREAT tAKES Nov. 29 Something i family reunion is scheduled ' here Saturday : when once-beatenJ Notre Dame tackles crippled Great Lakes in the fifth meeting of k series spanning two former Notre Dame on the - Bluejacket wars. Five players are squad. Babson fBirdv Winner PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. Bill Babsori, Multnomah club, to day took men's, singles honors In the Oregon state badminton as sociation's annltal classification tournament by defeating Mac Smith, 15-7 and 15-10. Kennedy N.ab3 Pro Golf Lead ' ORLANDO, Fla Nov. 29. Les Kennedy, 27-year-old pro front , Pawtuckett R. I, showed his heels to the nation's top golfers today, by carding a 63 to take first round , honors in . the $10,000 Orlando : open. Kennedy had a SI and iZ to finish eight strokes under par. ; He Came within one shot of tying . the PGA tournament record. ,U Kennedy . Four , strokes ' behind and tied for second place with 87s were Herman Kaiser of' Ak ron, Ohio,' and Mike Pavella of Washington, Pa. Ben Hogan, Sam Snead, Joe Zarhardt Al Zimmer man and Leonard Didson. carded 69's. -- , . . : Ilovelly Hook IIov7!0pen Games, statuettes, card table, glass sets, etc. if Manufacturers & sole dis tributors patented automatic poker chip dealer. .154 S. 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