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Newspaper Page TextEmployed Rolls Climb by 200 In County; Cannery Rise Begins Employment in Marion county continued its seasonal increase, ddinf 600 workers during April, Salem office of the state employ Baent service reported Monday. A total of 2400 Salem and county residents were still seeking jobs on May 1, compared with 3.000 at the beginning of April. Present unemployed roUs include 1.000 women and 500 veterans. The Salem office, including itin erant points at Mill City. Silver ton and Wood burn, last month processed 10,221 calls, a- decrease of about 3,000 from March. During April employment gains were scored in lumbering, manu facturing, food processing and agriculture. Wholesale - and retail trades and service trades showed a decrease in the number of work ers employed. While fewer build ing permits were issued and few er dwelling units begun during April, total employment in con struction contracting registered slight increase. Twenty-three new dwelling units, totaling $116,450, were started over the county during April. 21 fewer than in March. Supply of some workers such as carpenters and laborers dwindled during April. Many left this area because of the housing shortage and others changed em ployment. - After reaching . a seasonal low in March, employment in can- spiral and had passed the 1104 mark at the close of April 796 men and 308 .women. The em ployment ' office does not expect food processers to consume as many man-days of labor In 1947 as in 1948. It is predicted, how ever, that canneries will be able to secure more efficient help than for several years. Silverton Woman Hurt in Mishap Delores Dickey of Silverton in curred a broken nose and jaw injuries at 9:30 p.m. Sunday in an auto accident in the 400 block of Mission street Salem first aid men took her to Salem Deaconess hospital where her condition Monday night was fair. Miss Dickey was riding in a car operated by Harvel A. Love all of 201 Mission st who was blinded by bright lights of an on coming vehicle and crashed into a parked car owned by Wal ter H. Smith of 460 Mission st- series began its regular upward '.policemen reported. Selling Lowers Stock Leaders NEW YORK, May 12 -P)- It was "blue Monday" for the stock market today as leading issues, in virtually all departments ran in to selling. The trend was irregularly downward from the start. While assorted favorites managed to emerge with modest improvement, losses of fractions to better than 2 points held a wide majority at the close. Professionals again . accounted for the principal trading and most of these turned somewhat bearish regarding the course of business, tax and labor legislation, wage price problems and foreign af fairs. A little buying here and there was based on earnings, di vidends and belief the list may have been oversold. The recently climbing oils ran into profit cashing.- i The Associated Press 60-stock composite was off .6 of a point at 61.3, a low since April 29 and the sharpest setback since April 18. Of 905 issues registering, 597 fell and 156 rose. May Accused Him of Probe, Sayg Roy all WASHINGTON, May 12 -iJP)-Undersecretary of War Kenneth C. Royall testified today that for mer Rep. Andrew J. May accused him-in 1945 of starting a senate investigation against May and munitions-makers. Royall told the jury in the May- Carsson war feud trial that the congressman, then chairman of the house military committee, later conceded he was wrong and asked Royall to "forget it' Rally Brings Grain Cains CHICAGO, May 12 -WV A sharp rally developed in grains during the last 30 minutes of deal ings on the board of trade .today. With the May wheat contract leading, early losses were can celled and fairly substantial gains substituted in all pits. Touching off the rally was a dispatch from Washington stat ing that the commodity credit corporation will not allow any de lay in delivering cash wheat own ed to the agency. The delivery date is May 31. Some traders had thought it might be postponed to June 30. Wheat finished -2, higher. May $2.66 -V4, corn was i-2i higher. May $1.6flir1.70, and oats were higher, 93-Ts. May lard ended 20 cents lower to 15 cents a hundred pounds higher, July $19.05, after July and Sep tember had established new sea sonal lows. VJHOUSEOTHeJ foAoovi PUT-rCAPkfel TZl BOTTLE ? T& W KLOKDX2 : J L hrl I J BLONDS ; ?J WE SWIPEdX TWE TELEPHONE CON BOX PCOM TUGT VACANT STORE AND TOOK IT IN Mr 7 LJ .. i .s , j, tea 'Him "YOU'RE NOT ' ( CONTEMPLArWslG ) A DIVORCE, y VARg VOU? J Did TRACT MABE HE TOOK IT UP TO TWE PICZOH LOFT? VOU SEE. 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BK3WT BOY? THIS EE THE END OF OJRCRUlSE?CAI4rr? I. FOcrrPtUHTSt ivas riciht. the YANKEE WERE NOT SEEN DOWNSTREAM BECAUSE THtX FLED UP TH5 TRlKUTARY, VOUB600FUS PLOWES 3S ALL RIGHT FORTH 5 exMiarr Tcwvocaowl 1 5UOULO 1 V I MICZET MOITZ3 rrCEtSTAiNLV Tmavbs rr-3 DuESNT LOOlC At UONELV I sooo to ms t rtf rr 6AV...! II II WHEN I MAPS VCU HEW OF I THE WCVING TZJO0NG I PEaWTTlCNT. 4A2GE, I MEANT IT. V AL SHOW VOU WHAT I MEAN. Tckav; j i IT GASOUKE ALLEY maim THERE VOUR NEW EQUIPMENT. TWE CLP WA TRAPS? N h OH gOV. OH &0YT, THE MONTHLY N51ALLMENT5 WILL HAC TO COME OUT OF THE PR0FTK OP VOUR PEPARTMENT. WHAT CO VOU 4? I IT5 A DEAL' T you WONT IE 1 1 KK&, 80S! 7 ve reckon rro TO PUT IT UP IN CURLPAPERS. PAW? V C1TT-1 I 1 ( TOMP0C4. V QUESTIONS HEY2SH6 A INT GONNA TINKER WITH THflrexpeNSwe WK3. 13 SHE? i n o s m - . km,. i I i ill Ml AAF to Start Cadet Classes The war department has an nounced that applications, will now be accepted for the first army ait forces aviation eadet pi lot training class since VE day. Successful cadets will be commis sioned second lieutenants after completion of 52 weeks' training. Classes are open both to civil ians and enlisted men from all components of the army. Age limits are from 18 to 26 'i years and applicants are required to have completed two years col lege work or to pass a written test measuring the equivalent. Thorough physical and aptitude tests must also be passed for ac ceptance as cadets. First classes will start July 1, October 15 and neext March 1. Cadets assigned from civilian life who do not complete the course will be discharged. Further information may be ob tained from the local civil air patrol units at the high school or from the army recruiting of fice in the Salem postoffice. vention at ML Angel were given and the coming school election to name a rural school board was discussed. Mrs. S. G. Higgins made a report of her recent trip east. Miu-ie was provided by Twila Cunningham's ensemble of viol ins, banjo and piano. Roberts Pie Supper Planned for May 21 RrmCBTS A oi niDDer will be held Saturday May 24 by Rob erta Farmers Union to raise funds for th national Farmers Union budget. -This was decided at the meeting last week upon recom mendation of the finance com mittee. Reports from the county con- Salem Market Quotations ! Premium No. 1 No S .7 SS JO PRINTS Wholesale ., , Retail FOGS. Baying Pric Extra Bin At .4 JO M M 32 M IS SO 1S0O 1 00 7 SO 1350 17 00 24.00 Bog prices 33e pel ' hundred under Portland pricea for each particular cl.'rea Stag bought subject Medium and Standard Standards . . Pullets, cracks j EGGS. SeIU Prica Wholesale, large Mediums i POCLTBY Colored bans. No. 1 . No. S Pnrers LIVESTOCK (By Valley Pack) Spring lamb IS44 Iambs, woolled , 1946 lambs, shorn . Ewes a OO to , a oo to ' 12 00 to 11.00 to Silverton Iolje Plans For State Convention SILVERTON Rebecca Try phena lodge made plans to at tend the grand lodge at The Dalles May 19 to 21. last week. Dele gates are Mrs. Walter Larson. Mrs. Jack Tuggle and Mrs. Alice Eg an. Local group will give the mem orial service and Mary Kleeman, noble grand, was presented with a bouquet of rose buds, Mrs. S. A. Gay making the presentation. Mother's day surprise program was given, including solos by Thelka McClure. reading by Jessie Rains and Alice Egan. Hostesses were Helvie Silver, Verna Bailie, Inez Olson and Mr and Mrs. R. B. Renwick. Tho to Be Ordained Thursday at Mt. Angel MT. ANGEL. May 12 Fraters Boniface Aicher. OSB, and Am brose Zenner, OSB, will be or dained to the priesthood Ascen sion Thursday. May IS, in the ab bey chapel here. Archbishop Ed ward D. Howard of Portland will officiate at the pontificial high mass. Both received their training and education at Mt. Angel seminary, Frater Ambrose is from Portland and followed in the footsteps of several brothers who studied at the college here and Frater Boni face came originally from Wood burn, but his mother now lives in Mt. Angel. Mocks ana Bonds f Compiled by the Associated Pres Dairy cows Bulla Veal May IS STOCK ATEXAGES 30 IS Indus. Rails Monday 93 1 103.7 Previous day 92 Z 103 Week ago ill 103.7 Month ago 92.7 104 8 Year ago 102 S 103 6 1M7 htch 97.1 104 2 1947 low 92.1 103.3 New 147 low. BOND AVEBAOKS Monday . Previous day Week ago Month ao Year a o IS to UtiL Stks 10SS 74.2 10S.S 74.3 lOSS 74-4 103.3 754 107 7 7S 4 I0S7 7CS 104.0 74.2 20 10 10 19 Rails Indust. Uul For'n . 86 S 30.2 42 S 1J . 87.7 30.7 42 S2.1 .. 89 1 31 S 43 2 S3 1 83 4 30 4 42 3 (01 107 44 7 54 4 7S Tue. 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Motorist ICon cert Hour (Concert Hour 11.00 11:15 11 JO 11:45 11 ii 12:00 Open House (Open House (Open House (News ISign Off (Serenade I Serenade Alr-fk) Air-flo News ISign Off News I Concert Hour Orchestra (Concert Hour Orchestra (Claremont Or Brenemen'a Or. Newa Summary X-Tra Hour Sign Off (News KOAC Tl'ESD AY S30 Ke. 100 News: 10:15 For Women: 11. -00 Concert Hall; 12 .-00 News: 12:15 Farm Hour: 1) Ride 'Em Cowboy; 1:15 Variety lime: 1:45 Melody Lane: 2:00 World b Our Affair: 2 JO Memory Book of Music; 8:45 Memory Music: 3 -00 News: 3:15 Mus'c Masters: 40 Oregon Reporter: HEALTH TO YOU WHEN Hemorrhoids Fistula Ftssare Prolapse Itching and other Rectal disorders are corrected. Ne Ilospitalizatton Quick Relief Dr. R. Reynolds Clinic Nature-Proctoiog fet tIS N. Ubertv SL. Salem. Ore. - I 415 Favorite Hymns; 4:30 Behind the Neus: 4:45 Children's Theatre: S.-00 On Upbeat: 5:45 Walt Weber and His Com bo: 6 ) News: S:1S W. H. Meeder. Or ganist: :30 Round the Campfire: 7:15 Evening Farm Hour; S 00 Music for You: 8:15 Excursions in Science: 8:30 Sonss to Remember: 8:45 News: tin Muic That Endures; t:5 Evening Med itations: 10. O0 Sign Off. DBS. CHAN . -. LAM Ur.V.T IJim J.D Dr.O CbaaJSi.O CHINESE HERBALISTS 241 North Liberty Upstairs Portland General Electric Co Office open Saturday only. 10 am to I p m to 7 o m Consul talion Blood pressure and urine tests are free of charge Practiced since 1917 Tho) Stxrt4ramarL Salam, Ofcjoeu Tuwday. May U, I847-1 "HIE YOUNU IDEA" By Mossier Cals4ayMWaasal.lliiis. T - "Oh. Haas, yea're taw best aaetiier a girl ever brooght rr Now York Stock Quotations NEW YORK. May lZaVToday' closing quoUtions: Al Chcfflft I3re..l68',i Gen Foods 41 ( Radio Corp American Can 90 Gen Motors 56 Am Power St It 11 Vi Goodyear Tire.... 49 Am Tel at TTeL-1634! Gt North pfd 39 Vi Anaconda- Atchison Bendix Avra 30 Beth Steel Boeing Air Calif Pack Canadian Pae Caa J I Chrysler Comwlth Sou Cons Edison . Cons Vultee. Cont Ins Crown Zel Curtis Wr 3 I Int Harvest 77 lint Paper pfd..102Vs J Maavilla ..117 82 iKennecott 444 16H!Long Bell A . 26Maytai . 10k j Miami Copper 33 Mont Ward . 100 j Nash Kelvin 2Nat Dairy 25 N Y Central S IS Rayonfer Rayonier pfd Reynolds Met RicMieWi Safeway Sears Roeb Sinclair. Oil So Pacific Wool worth Stan Brands 52 Stan OH Cal 15 I Stew Warner 30H! Studebakrer Douglas Air Dupont de Ne.. Gen Electric . 14 Sun Mining 144; North Am Co 26Vz) Union Oil 49 I Northern Pac lU!Un Pacific 26HfPac Am Fish Un Airlines 4Ts!Pac Gas Elec . 3t,!Un Aircraft 59HIP T & T 1104iU S Steei 178 Pan American - 11 Vi Warner Bros . 33! Penn, J C . 4011 West Elec 20 37, - 1V - a 4 44, 5i, 13 x 20 -121' 4) 23 19 064 - 15a - 23U Portland Prrxluce PORTLAND. Ore . Mar IS (AP Butt erf at tentattra t subject to Im mediate change!, premium quality maximum of JS of 1 per cent acidity delivered in Portland. C7-70C )b : first quality. MaSc lb.; second quality Si tae: valley route' and country points 2 rents less than first or S4-4"7c. Butter Wholesale FOB bulk 88 lb. cubes: Grade AA. S3 score, 61-82c: A. 2 score l-2c; B. SO score. 6o-61c: C. 89 score, S8c Cheese selling price to Portland wholesalers: Oregon singles- 3S-S2c; Oregon loaf J8"j-S4c. Ega To wholesalers: A grade, targe. S2,-53'ac: medium. 48i-41c; A grade email 42ac; B grade, large. 45.-47a4W . Eggs Purchased from farmers: Cut rent receipts. 45-50c: buyers pay 3-3 1 ic below wholesale quotations on graded basis for best hennery eggs.- Live chickens Paying price to pro ducers: No. 1 broilers, under 2 lbs. 30 31c lb: 3 to 4 lbs 36-37c: fryers 2 to 3 lbs. 29-30c: 3 to 4 lbs. 3S-37c lb.: roasters. 3 lbs. and over. 35-37c lb.; fowl. Leghorn, under 3a lbs 30c; 3 lbs and over Z3-Z4c; .colored, all weights. 3 -33c lb.; stags, all weighta, 14-le. Rabbits Average to reUilers. 48-Slc lb dressed: ' prices to producers. 43c: fryers, live, white. 20-24tf lb; colored. 17-Ilc lb. Onions, green local. mid-Columbia. 30-40C. some higher. Onions, dried - Oregon yellow. No. t. 3 Inches and larger. 3.75-3.00; med ium. 1.65-1 75: Texas white wax. 4.00 4.25; sale to Jobbers, common storage 1 40-l.CJ; cold storage 1.7S. Potatoes-steady. Oregon-Washington russets No. 1 per cwt. 3.T5-4. Baker sixe 40-4 70: No. 2 3.10-325; No. 2 i 50) lb. 1.-1.05. 15 lb. 80-65; Deschutes No. 2. 50 lbs. 1-25-1.30, new crop; Texas Bliss Triumphs. 50 lbs. 3.15-3.50; Calif. No. 1 long white. 100 lbs. sacks 3 8S-4.00; truck sales. Calif, long whites 3.60. Dressed meats Veal . Light, top quality. 35-36c; heavy, top quality. 58 30c: B. 25-26c; C, 22-24c; cull. 18-20c; hogs block butchers, packer style. 125-160 lbs. 37-38c; over 213 lbs. 38 -3 7c lb: aows. all wts, 29-34c lb; lambs AA. NOTICI OF INTENTION TO IMPBOTE EAST NOB KILL STREET rsON avrcsuoK street to oxford STREET Notice Is hereby given that the com mon council of the city of Salem. Ore gon, deems it neccaiaiy and expedient and hereby declares its purpose and in tention to improve-, East Nob Hili street from the south line of Superior street to the line of Oxford street at the ex pense of the abutting and adjacent property, except the street- Intersec tions the expense of which will be assumed by the city of Salem, by bringing said portion of said street to the established grade, constructing ce ment concrete curbs, and paving said portion of said street with an asphalttc concrete pavement thirty feet wide.- inj accoroanc wiu in piana ana specm cations therefor which were adopted by the common council May 1. 1947. which are bow en file in the off ic of the city recorder and which hereby are mad a part of this notice. The common council hereby declares Its purpose and Intention of making the above described improvement by and through the street improvement department. By order of the common council May 7 1947 ALFRED MUNDT. City Recorder ' Date of first publication hereof Is May B 1947 My 9. 18. 11. 13. 14. 15. 18. 17. IS. 20, 21 38-40C. A, 37 -38c: B. 34-38c; C. 28-308 lb: mutton 10-lSc lb, according t te quality; beef best quality. 32 -34c: B, 25-ZSc; C. 22-24c; eanner and cutter! 14-21C-. bologna bulls. 25-26C Caara bark Green, a-S'ic; dry, 20c Wool Valley, coarse and medium, grades. 42-43e lb. - Mohair 40c lb on 12-month growth Hay Wholesale rait shipment: Green alfalfa. No. 2 or better. S35 00-t3Se ton: No, 1 timothy, 836 oO-38 00; oats and vetch. S22JHJ-77.00 ton. depending upon quality: clover hav. uncertitied. baled rm farmn. ?T2 fKWr? r - Portland Livestock " PORTLAND. Ore, May 11 I AP (USDAI Salable cattle 1650, total ' 2600; sa table calves 300. total 400: mar ket' uneven; good fed steers strong, extreme top 50 cents higher, lower grade steers and alt she stock steady to 25 cents lower; libera y supply era ' cows still unsold: medium-good feet steers largely 20 00-24 CO; 2a loads good-choice steers up to 25 00; com mon grades down to 1100: few stoek- 22 00: rornmon-medtum grass heifers 14 00-19 OO; canaer-cutter cows largetv 10 00-12.50: fat dairy type cows, tar 13 50; medium-good beef cows largely., 15.00-17.50; ' few good cows to 18-00: good beef bulla 17.50-18 00: romma-t good sausage bulla 14.00-17,80; - goouV , choice vealers steady to 50 emu lower at mostly 24 90-26.50: few to 27.0. Salable hogs 700. total 2200; market largely 50 cents higher, few sates 75 cents up: good-choice I90-I40 lbs. largely 3600: few decks 28-25; 2f&3X Ibe. 23.SO-25.00: 140-173 lbs. 2350-2SO0, . good sows largely 20-50-21-50; few er pigs up to 25.00. . Salable sheep 600. total 850; market grades; - good -choice spring lambs 20.00-2100: medium-good 16.00-19 00-good-choice shorn lambs up to 17 75; sizable lots feeders 15.no; good wooled yearlings up to 15.00;' good-ctKc. snom ewes T.0O-3O: woolea ewes to . , 9.00: common ewes down to 3-50C - Portland Grain PORTLAXD. Ore, ilay 12 (APT Wheat: No futures quoted. Cash grain: No. 1 flax SOS. Cash wheat (bid I: Soft white tXf soft white (excluding Rex I 23 white club 2 38: westei n red 236. , Hard red wsnter: Ordinary 2 3S- IS per cent 8J7; 11 per cent 2.44;' TS per cent 2.52. . Hard white Baart: 10 per cent 2.38: II per cent 2.40: 12 per cent 2 46. Today'a ear receipts: Wheat S3, bar ley S. flour 5. corn 62. oats' 8, . naUtr feed 4. Attention Cascara Barlr Peelers Fer Richest lrices audi Hsawst Welchta . Deliver Year Bark te Capilal Bargain Ilciise 14S Center SL -gsasss8a-asjBsss88BSB - -;.T r,. BY PLANE NEW LOW PRICES PER ACRE - (Far Anything; Over 41 Acres) Experienced crep dusiiof pilets, flylnr ships capable af car rying 1009 pounds pee lead. Ah remmercial fertilizer spread at the lew ceet ef SLOt per acre. ORCHARDS. HOPS. FIELD CROPS. COEE CROPS FASTER MORE EFFICIENT MEANS OF PEST CONTROL iCE FLYIIIG SERVICE s Box. 1034 Salem Airport Phone 6176 7ET GOOGLI