r.
2 Tho States mmi. Scdom. Of, Wdn day. Sop. 25, IMS
Overdue Parking
Tickets Called Up
In the Salem police drive
sgmt traffic violators, even the
overdue over-parkers are coming
In for attention.
Yesterday police served war-
nt Ti four persons, each with
several parking- ticket written
ag-unt him. and indicated scores
of other warrants soon mil be
red. Police explained that the
routine f 1 fine for overtime park
ing is increased to $1.50 per ticket
when payment is long over-due.
Warran A. Fanning. 56 N. 23rd
st . paid $4 50; W. T. Davey,
Guardian building, SS; Helen V.
MrKiIJop, 1345 D St.. $5. and
Ethel Coleman, 745 N. Capitol
St. $6.
STARTS TOD AVI
TWO BIG HITS
f irm a
AllTM JOSITM
PONA10 era Jk
r' i r - I
j I AND! Nt
MI'S A OtMIUS...
ist's jass fwnlty fr
Jaycees Plarf .
'Pep parade'
Play Oct. 3-4
Details of the Jaycee-sponsored
"Pep Parade"; musical comedy to
be presented j at the .Salem high
school auditorium Octdber 3 and 4
were discussed at the Junior
Chamber of i Commerce meeting
Tuesday boon, j
Profits derived from the play
will go to provide uniforms and
banners for the Salem school
safety patrols.
Members of the cast, composed
of all local talent, were intro
duced. Machree Causey, director
of the production, explained de
tails of the baby contest to be
conducted in conjunction with the
comedy.
As featured speaker of the day,
Walt Erickson. head coach at WU-
lamette university, discussed the
coming football season. He pre
dicted many upsets throughout the
coast and told of some of the
problem arising with teams com
posed of last year's high school
graduates and veterans of years
of combat experience in the war.
Erickson emphasized the pre
cision of professional football in
recounting details of a vacation
spent watching the Brooklyn
Dodgers football team practice at
Bend.
RETURNED TO SCHOOL
Three boys were returned last
night to Chemawa school after
city police found them at Court
and High streets, their' pockets
reportedly full of flashlights and
"ten cent store items." Two boys
were 10 and one was nine years
old. Three girls, two 14 and one
18 years old, were relumed to
the school after their apprehen
sion by policemen downtown last
night.
TONIGHT THUSS.
" 11 11 .js
Olivia DeHavilland
Jfi&Own,
Co-Hlti
"SING WHILE
vn f t xk Tir,r,r
1UU lSVLlltEj
FRIDAY!
Claude tie Colbert
In "WITHOUT
RESERVATIONS"
New Airmail Stamp
Not Valid Yet
New S-f ent - airmail stamps,
whjich arived at the Salem post
office this week, go on sale there
Thursday put. may not be put
Into use before October 1, Act
ing! . Postmaster Albert C. Gragg
announced j Tuesday. The stamps
as llarge as! most commemorative
issues, are ted and are similar
to the gjcent airmail (stamps
which have; been in use by the
armed forces - during the 8-cent
era?. The Word "airmail" is in
larger type and he 5 -cent label
appears at f both ends of the air
plane pictiire which centers the
engraving. 1 1
Turner ligh lias
Big Increase in
Registrations
TURNEfti-With 103 oh the
registration? books, enrollment
at Turner high school is 25 per
cent abovef that at the same time
last year. There are 97 grade
school pupils. Twenty-five more
are expected in grades and high
school, Louis Uhrhammer, su
perintendent, said Tuesday.
In the high school there are
38 freshmen,. 29 sophomores, 20
juniors and 18 seniors.
DAMS MaIt EXCEED
capacity!
SPOKANE. Sept. 24 -UP)- Dr.
Paul J. Rayerj Bonneville power
administrator, told the Bonneville
power administration advisory
board today that demands for
more power, in the northwest may
compel operation of Grand Coulee
and Bonneville
capacity until
are installed.
dams above rated
more generators
I KILLED FIX BOMBAY
BOMBAY, Sept 24--Two
persons were killed and ten in
jured as a result of knife attacks
in scattered areas of Bombay dur
ing the 1 hours ending at 7
pjn. today, a communique said.
p ...
Lions Sponsor
Maine Show
This Weekend
A fast-moving magician's show
Will feature The Great Virgil,
well-known American magician.
In performances at the Salem sen-
ori ragn school auditorium at s
p.m. Friday and Saturday. A
(children s matinee also is being
arranged.
The Great Virgil Is presented in
$alem by the Hollywood and the
Salem Lions clubs. Proceeds from
ticket sales will help finance the
boys work activities carried on
by the, Hollywood service organi
sation and the safety promotion
jwofk of the Salem Lions.
The show will provide spectacu
arj illusions and sleight-of-hand
tricks. Ghosts will appear in a
buff of smoke, birds, flowers and
Iive goldfish will appear from the
lirj a woman will be "created"
from a rag, a bone and a hank of
hair, and clowns and comic ani
mals will be put through their 11
lustonary paces.
AUTOMOBILES COLLIDE
Autos operated by Byrdie John-
sonj 3804 Midway st and Milton
A. jMorey, 3525 Cherry st, coi-
ided at Trade and Commercial
Streets at about 4:30 p.m. yester
day, police report
7
RETURNED TO WOODBURN
Three boys, two aged IS and
4ne who was 14 years old, were
Captured by city policemen Tues
day! and returned to Oregon state
training school. The boys escaped
last; Friday. - (
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE or Trad for hens: i
lze violin tn food condition. 2265 N.
1 yeari
RENT: New S bedroom houw
year's rent In advance. Box S27
$4aW-man.
! fOtTSALE by Owner: i BdTTtrn.
home, clean, double lot. Cenalder car
n trade. Be afternoon or eve. 2413
V. Church.
Now York Stock Quotations
L.
NEW YORK,
Al Chem it Dye..
American Can
Am Pow At- Lt.
Am Tel Sc TeL.
Anaconda
Atchison
Renriix Avia.
Beth Steely
Boeing Air
Canadian Pc
Calif Pack;.;
Case J 1..4-U
Chrysler
Com with Sou..
Cons Edison
Cons Vultee
Cont Ins....ii
Crown Zeti
Curtiss Wr
Sept 24-vPj-Today1s
162
83
12i
171MsJ
87
87
37 W
441
2 4 Mi
131
32ft!
37
86
3 m
27HINY
Douglas Air:
Dupont De Ne.
Gen Electric
Gen Foods
Gen Motors!
Goodyear Tir
Gt North pfd.
Int Harvest..
Int Paper pfd.
J. Man ville..
Kennecott U
Long Bell A...
Maytag ...
Miami Copper,
Mnn WmrA I
ASM I Sl....
Kfe nitw f
a ea aan J ....... j.,
2 1 f North Am Co l.
49 Vt Northern Pacl
ioi id.. am sri.w ' I
V!Pac Gas Elec.4-
78 tP T & T I.
17V4i;Pan AmericanL
38 Penney J C i
closing quotations:
.. 44 Vm Radio' Corp
.; 51Ttmayonier
534Rayonier pfd
45 I Reynolds Met
75JSafeway
107HSears Roebuck..
124HfSinclair Oil..
44VilSo Pacific
20 V4 IIS tan Brands
10 IStan Oil Cal...
1 miS tew-Warner
Condition of Wreck
Victim Said 'Fair'
The condition of Dorothy Vap,
27, of 420 S. 20th st, injured Sun
day night in a three-car crash on
the Dallas highway, was reported
at "fair" last night by Salem Gen
eral hospital. She is reported suf
fering from multiple fractures,
including a possible skull frac
ture. ' Frank MaselH. 420 S. 20th st;
Frank Pack, route 2, Salem; Myr
tle Hesseman. Salem, and Monte
Thompson, 720 N. Commercial st.,
all of whom Incurred bone frac
tures in the same accident, were
reported in good condition.
'V' Physical Directors
Elect Dtmit to Office
Jim Diiriit physical director of
the Salem YMCA, was last week
elected vice-president of the phy
sical director's society of the
northwest area of the YMCA, at a
meeting in Seattle. Included in
the area are Washington, Oregon
and 'Idaho.
Recently returned (from duty
with the armed service. Dimit has
been with the local YMCA since
last sFebruary. h.
PRESIDENT NAMED,
Hunt Foods, Inc., which operates
a cannery in Salem, announced In
Los Angeles yesterday the election
of Frederick R. Weisman 34 as
president of the company, accord
loc to Word sent by the firm to
Salem.
714 Studebaker
15Ts Sun Mining
35 Union Oil
16 Un Pacific. ;
24 Un Airlines
18 y4 Un Aircraft.
12 H U S Steel
40 j Warner Bros...
(West El Mfg.
ISttlWoolworth
453 ;
, lOVi
-.17
- 34T
- 281
25
.. 39
.. 16
- 42
. 39 Vs
- 52.
- 15
. 22
. 12
- 21
.123
- 30
-22
. 69
- 19
- 25
- 47
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iff r'toMPANY'
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1 .
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore.. Sept. 24-AP)-
Immediate , change) Pretnlom quality
IIMJIUIIUlll W " . . - -J
delivered tn Portland. ao-Ss !b; Urst
quauty. j-hii to-; kotw qiuuv
vaUer roufea and country points Sc
lees than lrt. ec 19c '
Cheeee Sellins once to Portland
retailers: Ores on singles, 4S-40C lb.
m mm. a . . a, m av Ik
afup'ar us 1 lajaj va w -
cent receipt! : S4-S5c: bayers pay
! s-34 dos below wholesale quota
tion: on graded basts for best nenery
SJP- . . : . . V- .
un T wmmucn: wrmam,
11 ui.. . J... 14JUL.al MnAll
'puuetl. 40i-l',c; B grade, large.
Poultry Live Chickens No J 1 quat
fryer. S to S lbs. -Xc; S to 4 lbs.
XT-JWc ID; roasiera, m 10s ana rwmr
ar-3e id; cawna iwn, wmhh,
XS-r7e lb; Leghorn hens, S' pounds
Uc; roosters and stags. ll-iSe.
Babbtta Average to retailers, 44-SOc
10; oniifn prices to prraacen w-wi
fryers, live fryers, white 4-S lbs,
22-r7e.
Onions Wash, dry. No. 1. tlS-15
SO lb saefcst , Calif, yellow, large,
common ! grade US - IAS; STeen,
a a aa. m a avik. a.s. .s. i A 1 aUS
Orcm piclcintS onUmm 10e lb.
V7ATCII FOB IT
I TOinGIIT
SALEM
SZinOB HIGH AUDITOniUII
gp.nk Friday & Saturday, Sept. 2728
TICKETS: $1.20, 60c T'L"'. "
DANCE and DIE
AT
NORMANDY MANOR
Orchestra Every Night
(Steaks Available)
r
Sept. 25
to Oct. 1
Guide
MUSIC ' MOOOIC9
WOPPJNO XIP3
At Salem' Leading Rea
UuranU, Uotela, Night
Spots, Auto Courts,
Terminals
1184-13; Washington russets ilS-3 40
js-ianpain ueme. S3-soc a 2 lb. pack
Brand MeatsNew Miitne mmx
VeaV AA. SS-SSUe M.: A. Xh-fisS e lb-.;
I'-Wee: C. 17,-lsc; Cull. is.
Hofs Block butchers, packer style.
ids. bv4c: over iij ids.- nc:
stripper style. 17S-23S lbs. SI -4c: over
mi in, sic; sows, ail wetgnts. c lb.
Lambs AA. azvie; A. Sl'ic; B. S7fcc;
Ce mMC
Mutton 12-lSc lb. according to qual
ity era wrifni.
Beef AA 29Je: A. Mlic: . H.e:
C. 7sc: canner and CMtter, lOcl
ooiogna ouiis. id ye 10.
Cascera bark Green. S-ie: . dry
Oe.
Wol Valley coarse and medium
graaes. se lb.
Mqfialr 40e lb on IS-month' growth.
nay wnoieseie enipments: Alfalfa
No. Pi or better. inn- Ma. J
timothy. $.M-sa ton; Oats end vetch.
mil hay. valley crowers aaklne Brtce.
50; clover hey. uncertified.
iuvj0 Miea ea (arms.
Portland Grain
-t-
PCPTLAXD. Ore.. Sept. S4-(AP
wneat lutures not quoteo.
Csth wheat (bid) soft white 1ST:
soft white (excluding Rex) 17; white
ciud I1.ST; wsttern red I as.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 1ST. .
Hard white Baart: 19 per cent 3 SS.
IMir ear recelota: wheat as: tur-
ley a: flour 4: corn S: oata 3: hav 1:
mniTfeq s. ;
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore.. Sept. 34. (API
dTSlf A Salable cattle 123. total 150:
calves SO; market slow, steady to weak
with j some sale S3 cents lower; scat-
terecs lots mctuatns two car joeas
grasctat steers unsoui; few head good
1000 Ib graascrt 1SJ0; few stockers
14.00lSJ. Good feeder steers Mon
day iuD to 17.00: common-medium
heifefs 11 0o-t40; canner -cvtter rows
moatey a.oo-IS.eo; snelM flown to S.so;
medium beef cows 11 00-13.00: odd
common bulls 10.00; good -choice veal
ers 1 4.80-11 .00; few 1TJ0; common
grades flown to 13.00.
Salable hogs 39; total 300; market
active, steady at ceiling; sows, bar
rows! gilts 17.30; strictly good-choice
feeder pigs quotable 31.00-M.
Salable sheep 300; total 290: market
slow.! steady to week: good-choice
spring lambs 1S.00-M: several lots medium-food
grades 17M-1730; few feed
ers H-00; good yearling 19.00; good
fwx i w: runs gown to i w.
Stacks and Bonds
bon
i
Tuesday S3
Previeus day
Weekfago
Monta ago
Year i ago .
144 high
U4S
Sept. 34
AVKBAOES
SS (S
Indus Rail
a iosa
933 103.S
-S 103S
100 4 1033
SSS 1043
1043 1093
933 102.7
Hew 1944 lows;
STOCK ATKXAOES
30 It
Rail Indus
Tuesdey 893 33 7
Previeua day -34.1 333
:! ago S7.7 343
42.1
It tt
Utll Stocks
1093 79.1
1093 793
1083 T43
107.4 783
1073 733
1003 793
1093 7JJ
Week!
Mont$ ago
2-
.37.7
.173
.923
423
19 It
utn ram
443 S3 J
423 . St.l
493 64.7
903 72.1
43.1 70.4
-4- OPENS f:S M.
Now! Thrills!
Kay MtlUnd
Tereniea Lake
1 WANTED
wmcs"
TimJ
.Conn on E
Tim. Bolt
Dancer
Stocks End
In Sharp Rally
NEW YOnk, Sept. 24.-P)-The
stock market enjoyed a fast last
minute rally today with leading
steels, rails, motors and selected
industrials climbing 1 to 9 or
more points at the . best
i , The list gave a nervous perfor
mance from the start. There was
an early recovery push and a sub
sequent selloff when advances of
1 or so were trimmed or elimin
ated. ' Buying orders then piled
up In the final hour and gave
prices their sharpest swing of the
day. A little quick profit cashing
shaved most top marks at the
close. Transfers of 2.230.000 shares
compared with 2,110.000 the day
Tefore.
The Associated Press 60 -stock
composite was up 12 points at
62.3, wiping out the loss of the
previous session. Of 1,042 stocks
registering, 961 rose and" 318 fell.
Prominent on the comeback were
U. S. Rubber, up 9 at $98.29
Santa Fe 4 V, at $87. Du Pont 4
at $176.29, Union Pacific 4 al
$123:90, Goodrich 3l4 at $68.29
Montgomery Ward 3Vi at $71.79
Bethlehem 3 at 994.79 and UJ3
Steel at IS at $69.
Grain Futures
Show Strength
CHICAGO, Sept. 24-OP)-Graln
futures were unsettled in the ear
ly trading today, but toward the
close advanced on the strength
of January wheat, which was in
demand by commission houses.
The volume of trade was not
great, but the market reacted
sharply at times. ,
A factor in the advance was an
appeal filed by millers to Secre
tary of Agriculture Anderson to
remove price ceilings on flour and
wheat products. Mills are said to
be squeezed because of lack of
control on cash wheat, which was
quoted 1 cent higher with No. 2
Hard at $2.08 a bushel, up 4 cents
a bushel compared with a week
ago.
At the close wheat was Vt to
2 higher than yesterday's fin
ish, January $2.02. Corn was Vt
lower to Vt higher, January
$1.39tt-3s. Oats were to IT
higher, November 79 v, and bar
ley was unchanged to Vt cent
rusher, November $1.43 y4.
MAT. DAILY FIOM 1 TM.
NOW SHOWING!
life in
Salem'
Df BEAUTIFUL
COLOR! x !
Cast Of
Thousands !
You Arc
The Stars!
SEE YOURSELF
Df THE MOVIESI
FUN CO-H1T1
Ul tn tunvn mryi
I Jt t
PLUS
CAKTO&r
EWS!
rnrrpnrTa
OPENS :49 TM.
NOWI DOUBLE TUN!
ill
i ry m 1 1 -j. e i . j i
CO-rCATUKS
Frank Jtnks
"SKoka Hands with Murder
Baby Contest
Due with Play
K A popularity baby contest is be
ing held by the Junior Chamber
of Commerce in conjunction with
the production of a play, "Pep
Parade" October 3 and 4 at the
Salem high school auditorium.
The contemt is for children up
to six years of age and no entry
charge will be made. The ron
is to be judged on popularity
only. Headquarters are at Miller's
department store where rules may
be obtained.
ARC Classes at
Hayesville Started
Among home nursing classes
starting fall work under Marion
county chapter, American . Red
Cross, is that for the Hayesville
community. Its firxt session was
held Tuesday night at the home
of Mrs, Maynard Cothren. Mrs.
Benjamin Little Is Inntructor.
Two schools signed up to carry
on the training beginning In Feb
ruary are Sacred Heart aradrmy
and the Mill City school. Other
schools planning the work Include
those at Hubbard, Wood burn, Ger
vais, Stayton and Aumsville.
Leonards
SUPPER CLUB
Direct From
Tom Hrenneman's
JACK
Ne Cever Charge Till 8 p. as
Steaks - Chicken - Chinese
r ooa usr npeciaur
SUrts Teds r t Opens S:4S TM.
tittup
Action C-'eatare
Eddie Dew
Trail U Ownslghr
DOO POISOXINO ILLEGAL
A person who puts out poison
within a city with intent to kill
a neighbor's dog, which results in
killing such dog, is subject to
punishment under the state's
criminal code. Attorney General
George Neuner ruled Tuesday.
OCEANLAKK INVITES SALEM
Salem residents were invited
Monday to join Oceanlake in a
civic celebration which on Sun
day, October 13, will mark com
pletion of the new highway there.
The invitation was voiced by May
or Kenneth Morgan of Ocean Is ke
at the Salem Chamber of Com
merce luncheon.
REVOLT PLAN L'NCOVEXED
LA PAZ, Bolivia. Sept. 24-U")
The newspaper EI Diarlo said to
day a plot against the government
had been discovered and frustra
ted in the La Pas army garrison
and that the leaders, four non
commissioned Officers, were be
ing held Incommunicado.
Let usAquelljze
Your Home vor '
WATERTIGHTCIESS
a a I gts
i!n ca rift Ba '"j
with tho SENSATIONAL
WATERPROOF COATING
i
lately featured in leading magazines
A
a aav ft n rsm rt n i
SctentuVally stops leakage, seepage, dampness
inside or outside . . . above or below ground
on porous masonry surfaces such as
CONCRLTI CINDER AND MASONRY
BLOCKS STUCCO COMMON CRICK
ROUGH PLASTER
Turns wet cellar Into playroom, workshop, laun
dry! Waterproofs walls, buildings, retain inf wall si
Damp-proofs foundation to keep house damp
free I Reconditions leaky swimming pools, foun
taina, cisterns! 2 I
ECONOMICAL ,
Cost Is nominal; We will gladly furnish applica
tion estimates.
nan
Now available at
Campbell Rock Wool Co.
I Local Distributors
1132 Broadway Phono t4SS
To lho$9 who magsrly await
thmlr nmw ChmvroUts . . .
OeDuTOO'Des
Evrybody from factory to dsaler h doing vsrything
that can bo donm to spood dslivrlss to you
We hove been Informed by the Chevrolet Motor Division thet
tho post month hot witnessed only a slight Improvement I
tho rate of prodweion of new Chevrolet passenger cars. As
a result, shipment! of now cars to dealers for delivery are
still far below tho lovel wo and tho tadry hod hoped to
attain by this time. In fact, through Avowst, Chevrolet's
vtput of cars In l446 was only 22.6 of the number turned
out during tho corresponding period of 1941.
Wo know that Chevrolet Is doing everyfwtwg passible to
Step up Its production totals to ship more and more cars to
vs and to Ms thousands of other dealers throughout America
; . . and wo know, too, that wo are assured of getting our Ml
proportionate share of tho current output and of future
production gains.
Disappointing as the total figures have been and despite
tho fact that Chevrolet was out of production entirely during
tho first throe months of the year M Is nevertheless true
that Cwovroe fed off oW momrocfurers In proJsKlio oi
possowyoV cars Jvrmg Junm 1946, and has continued to main
tain its load in total production from that day to this.
Wo shall continue to make deliveries of new Chevrolots
to our customers fust as fast as we receive them; we regret
delays as deeply as you do; wo thank you for yovr trimjy
patioiico and undmrtfandlngf- and we promise you a new high
motoring experience when you take delivery of your new
Chevrolet, giving BJO-CAX QUALITY AT LOWEST COST!
Koep Your
Protmnt Car Aliv
Meanwhile, may we suggest
that you safeguard your
transportation by bringing
your car to us for service now
and st regular intervals. Let
us help you to keep it in good
running condition- to main
tain its performance, appear
ance and resale value until
tho day when your now Chev
rolet comas along.
rout iTatiot or suvia
Douglas IIcKay Chevrolet Co.
430 N. Commercial St. I
Salem