The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, August 13, 1947, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextRecovery in Stocks Slow NEW YORK. Aug. 12 (f) -Stock ftenerally moved into the recoery bracket of today's ' market bat dealings were among the slowest of the past two months and many pivotal held to a slim groove. The Aitociated Pres 60- tot k composite was up .5. of a point at 65 4. widest advance ilnce July 31. Pleaing profits i compilations lifted Western Union" "A" 2 points at 22S and Chrysler IV tt 584. General American Transportation, -was up 1 lt on meager transac tions following a raised quarterly. Curtiss-Wright "A" packed on 1 at 154 in the wake of the first dividend this year. - Krizrr Couple Spend p Vacation in Canada ' KF.IZER Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith are on an extended trip to Canada and will spend a week at Banff and Lake Louise. They were Joined by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith who are returning from the east -and are now in the North Star country on a bear hunt. They are traveling north by way of the Alcan highway, and plan to return about September 1. SESSION JOURNALS NEAR Journal of the 1947 legislature, Compiled under direction -of the secretary of state, will be ready for dL'tribution. late in Septem ber, stile elections bureau offic ials announced Tuesday. Session laws are now being distributed. Brooks Garden Club Wins Ml. Angel Prize BROOKS The entry of Brooks Garden club won first place in the Floral division in the Flax festi val parade at Mt. Angel, Satur day. It was designed by Mrs. Emma Wad ley and Mrs. Margaret Lowery, who were assisted by other members' of the Garden club. Riding on the float were Ann Lowery, Esther WacHey, Flo Hadley, Carol Rasmu&sen and Irene Harris, future garden club bers, and future farmers were Glenn Wadley and Billie Lowery. 3 Valley Men Enlist in Army Fteenlisting In the regular army infantry forces at Fort Lewis re cently was C'pl. William A. Gors line, 22, son of Lloyd Gorsline, 702 Fairview ave., Dallas. Cor poral Gorsline, who attended In dependence high school, is a, vet eran of eight months in the Pa cific with the 184th infantry regi ment. Choosing the 82nd Airborne division at Fort Bragg, N.C., was Pvt. Norman Gubser, 17, son of Ersel L. Gubser. route 1, Dayton. Robert W. Wagers, 18, son of Robert V. Wagers, Salem route 8, enlisted for an initial term of two years and is now at Fort Lewis, Wash. Marquatn (Trinity Ladies Aid society will hold no further meet ings until October, members de sided at their recent meeting held at the home of Mrs. Otto Mori ring. Mrs. J. Koglin, Mrs. Hill man and Mrs. Botten were hon ored at this meeting. Local Legionnaires To Attend National IVIeet in New York i i ' - At least two Salem officers ol the American Legion, with their families, will attend the Legion's national convention in New York City August 27 to 29. B. E. "Kelly" Owens, Oregon department vice-commander, with his wife and son, Beldon, and Ira Piicher, national committeeman of the 40 et 8 society, and Mrs. Piicher will leave Salem August 22 for Detroit. Mich., by air. From Detroit the party intends to motor intp Canada and then to New York for the convention. They expect to be gone about ' a month. Owens and Piicher are both members of Salem's Capital post 9. Gervais Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Hill are on a trip to Canada in their car and trailer house. They plan to visit relatives in Kansas and Illinois before returning. f: iiij'i.L ITS just vOU3 l?AU.Y. DADOV-Or- a IMAGINATION!. MS GOT BIG TEETH ) I 'wtPES A GCEAT ) II OUT OP HiS J 2l U rZr LP r. I mm iii - fSI MWjimi. W ( I'LL SAVE ) - YOU. J - (cookie j MOW MANIV TIMES HAVE I TOLO VOU TO SLFPP POWNSTAIPS? I H ev( VCS. IM ANOTVICR FIVE MINUTES THAT BUILDING WILL CONTAIN TWO EX- tPJME STOPPERS." THAT CAS rS THE DCADUEST- Dier TRACY 1 WHAT 010 A CARLOAD VOU or COPS PUSH I JUST CAME ME PC? f AROUND THE Ik it. v v COULD YOU TELL ME WHERE FIND THE post office ldp hat t& onm A WHERE PASSED SHOW pa LITTLE ANNIE KOONEY ?T YES. MA'AM -YOU JUST t ifANw TH POST OFFICE -I'LL m km f tAijcrtr it" ie "KiXmmmmm 'f- SSajlaJ ( I DONT THINK TWEvV (SAW US. QUICK! UP TOL 1tuic ictuc oncrccirir MA AM - PLEASE EXCUSE MEM IN A KINO OP A HURRY- r-?aa THANK H0U.CH1LD- FOk HtLxINo ME- XI HOW N i m r - i w rnccucAn su rir tucv i THEVV?e GOING IV KNOWJ 1 UP TO VOUR 1 VUH-? UK 1 KOIO YOU SEE WHAT f SAW. ZERO ? THE PICTURES pP THE TWO CONVICTS ON THE WALL WAS PICTURES OF THE ROBBERS WHO PRETEND THEY ARE MY PA AN MA r mm m -mv nCTURE TO PROVS IT. WWN Wt STNTTCP WimM6, X VA$MT tUKE WWCH Or T I'M THfc HNOSOmt ONE; tOU WKCHt, ANP EHClOSfcP THIS rTCTUSct, i y nox7 L . . WHAT If X SOOT, IM PfcT, THS 6tKL TtAt?C ) YOU'VE WOE A iu mwMT t i inr I SAWYER j gm& I I lrSTE?? I BUZZ GEE! XVC BECH CO EXCITED 1 HfcLD tT IN MY HANDS THE ENTIRE TOP. SOMETHING IS SURE TOBe YrROr6," I KEPT UPtLY HE WONT K TMtft MAND&OAAE BUT YOU ARC WEUiAHiXV PARUH6. 1 BETTER OCT NEW UO2ACH6 AOAO CASE 0 NERWCSrMINNlEI X7V T3V1N6 TO 0ET HIS MIND OFF m - ' : MICXET MOUSE fNOW THEN, HORACE.. TELL. ME 11 tv I i.v7 wwcim "vou t-iicai STASTEP GETTING m m l W.t Oni f WE LKEITf sXXJW Y0UVE COM HEEE. CANT WE : 1 TO BE OJT 1 ALLEY V LJ I GASOLINE YOU PBVE AN' tUEER MflWTS. cmet pbdple pbve N6HT5 AN AEP PVOtf H BTRS Y YOJ MEAN YOU BOOK V0LK CDTTAjE$ T0 n NOT? My MOTTO B.MAKE HAY IWflLE THE 6UKI WNE6 A$ WEa A WHEN THE MOON SHNE5. 507HAT5VMy THOSE PEOPLE T WERE LEATNO J J) v. v a ! i v a v OPcN TfV DOOR. LOW121E!! (Mi ml WHfTTON A1RTH AILS V6. BOLT TB DOOR!! SHER'FF TftTT LECTED ME TO GO UP ON BUZZARDS ROOST fK FETCH TH' HA NT KILLER OL'6RAf.W CREEPS. PAW?, State Borrows For Welfare Aid Slatr Trwiiiror Leslie M. S-olf nnnounc-fd Tursday that hr hatl borruwei un additional $86,221.81 from Port kind banks to cope with the financial deficiency of th state public welfare commission until late in August. The htate now owes a total of $1,384,321.37 for . this purpose. Scott said he expected a remit tance of $600,000 of state liquor control commission funds this week. These funds are credited to the welfare commission for relief purposes. Loop Family Reunion Held. Sunday at Park UNION VALE - Mr. and Mrs. Horace Edwards attended the Loop reunion in Dayton park Sun day. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Loop and Mrs. Billy Loop of Hopewell, Mr. and .Mrs. Guy Freshour and famity of Dayton, John Crippen, Peggy and Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Marnus Crippen of Forest Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Mil ton Frink and son of Perrydale. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loop jr. and family of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Loop and son. Mrs. Carl Loop and family. Johnny Love all of Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Kreiger, Mrs. Jane Rosenbaum of Amity, Clarence Rosenbaum and Mary, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hansard and daughter of McMinnville. The group wilf meet the second Sundav in August at the McMinn ville City park next year. ALLEY VACATED S1LVERTON An ordinance providing for the vacation of an alley in the vicinity of the local cannery was adopted at a special meeting of the Silverton city coun cil , Monday night following a hearing at which n objections to the vacation were made. Pur chase unl installation of a police radio and authorization of sale of the city's power mower to the school district was also voted. Seasonal Jobs Start to Reduce Unemployment . Employment in Marion county soared during July as seasonal activities ' absorJed workers, ac cording to a report issued by the Salem office of the state employ ment service Tuesday. At the beginning of August an estimated j 1,500 were unemployed as compared with 2,000 on July 1. However July's unemployment in the county was 78 per cent higher than duriing the same period a year ago.S according to a report Irom the 'state unemployment compensation commission last week. Of the total number of job less at ithe beginning of this month, 545 were women and 530 veterans. Logging! and lumber industries in the county, operating on full production, hired an estimated 1.250 workers. Food processing plants increased their hiring rate and werei employing 3.805 work ers (1,644; men and 2,151 women) at the end of July. It was pre dicted tht August would see a further rise in cannery employ ment, i Employment officials reported a shortage of workmen in most building crafts. A total of 242 non seasonal frders for workers re mained unfilled at the office at the beginning of August. Of these, 36 were fbr domestics and 50 for skilled office workers. Immigration in this area in creased sljghtly during July when 215 migrants reported into the office as compared with 196 dur ing June. Outlook for August, as pictured by the olljice, includes a period of hiih employment in the Salem air;. It fat anticipated, however, by employment service officials, that unemployment will be more propounced later this winter than WEDNESDAY'S BROADCASTS Kilocycles: KSLM 1198. KOCO 1490. KOIN 910. KGW S20, KF.X 1IH Thm Stat man, Solnu'Of Wdn dcry Auyut 13. 1147 7 -THE YOUNG IDEA" By Mossier 1 fa f-6 HOUR 6KKI..M KO O KOIN KGW HEX 00:09 00:15 New Tlmekpp-r KOCO KI.OCK K(X O KI.OC'K Newi Roundup KOIN Klm-k Dave West I Dave West Bugler X I Bugler X 00:30 00:45 Marcn Time INewi KfH p Kl.OC K Nfwi KOlt) Klock IKOIN Klock I NewS 1 Ballad I Bugler X I Bugler X KHI.M KOCO KOIN KGW KEX Nfwi Kaye's Orch. KOIN Klock Farm Time Sing Cowboy IRme. Shine Shin Bryant INews Ifarm Time. I Agronsky INew Nwi I New I Old Songi IG. 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Let's I Dance Concetrt Hour INews Black Symnh. 'Army Voice ! Band Wagon 'Concert Hour KSLM Open House KOCO News KOIN McLean Orch. KGW News KEX Concert Hour lOpen House IWakety Trio IM. Charles I Hun Morgan IConcert Hour lOpen ! House 'Orchelstfa ' Air-Flo' Ron Salt !OrcHttra INews I Orchestra INews INews 'Orchestra KOAC. J5S k.r. 10:00 News; 10:15 3:10 Mualc jf Masters; :00 Oregon Re pecially for Women; 11:00 Concert j t 4 13 Favorite Hvmns: 4:S Chil- nan. uuo .ifs. li.is noon rrm H.., Th..' 4-no nnK..- 111 Hour: 10 Ride "em Cowboy: i ;S This Day; 1:30 Melody Time: 1:00 For Wom en: 2:30 Memory Music; 3:00 News: 5 aft. i YOU HAD JUST AS WELL SC HEALTHY & HAPPY HEMORRHOIDS FISTULA PROLAPSE ITCHING a' etkr wlal airr timet m4 vlthval ataaBltalisatlM. Dr. R. Reynolds Clinic Ns.tars-lroteloirisst tit N. Liberty, Salem, Or. j Spot'ing Sparts:, 6:00 News: 6:15 French music; s 3U Band stand: B:4j Win nie the Wajve; 7:00 Farmer's Union; 7:15 Evening Farm Hour. S"00 Melodv Time; 8 30 Veleran'a News: 8:43 News: :00 Music Ttiat Endures; 9:45 Evening Meditations 10:00 Sign Off. DRS. CHAN . . LAM Ur.T.T Lasa.N D OrGCha.NJ CHINESE HERBALISTS 24 North Liberty Upstair Portland General Cleclru Co Office) open Saturday only 10 am tolpm 4 to 7pm Consul tation Bipod pressure and urine tests are fre ol chart Practiced since 1911! "Ira afraid ya has! better ask year nether THAT sfeatiea. Mi r New York Stock Quotations NEW YORK, Aug. 12 -PH Today's closing quotations: Al Chem & Dye 187HGen Foods 39 Rayonier 26 American Can 89 Gen Motors 59jRayonJer pfd Am Power Sc Lt 10iGoodyear Tire ..461i Reynolds Met Am Tel & Tel Anaconda Atchison Bendix Avia Beth Steel DMing Air Calif Pack Canadian Pac . l5 Gt North pfd 42:Richfield 354 84 ti Int Han'est Int Paper pfd 87, Safeway .461, Sears Roeb 30','J Manville 43 Sinclair Oil BSUIKennecott 44 So Pacific .... lC.Lontf Bell A 20VStan Brands . 294 Mont Ward 60'4,Stan Oil Cal . 11U Nash KeKfn 17 Studebaker Case J I 37 t,iNat Dairy 3P Sun Mining 58j N Y Central 14 Union Oil . 34North Am Co 25 Un Pacific .... ... 25 Northern Pac . .. IJVUn Airlines 13!Pac Am Fish Un Aircraft - 30!Paf C.as Klcc 40 U S Steel . 4'kP T At T jWarner Broa 57i!Pan American. .. 11 West Flee Dupont de Ne....l88iPenney J'C 46 Wool worth Gen Electric SS'ilRadio Corp 8i Chrysler Comwlth Sou Cons Fdison .. Coni Vultee... Crown Zel Curtis Wr Douglas Air.. 2H 16H 244 39 42S ... 31 .60 'a 204 - 84 23. . 142 204 184 72 144 284 484 at any time since 1941. In-migra-tion. lack of materials, and in ability of employers to secure cer tain high-grade technicians are some of the reasons for ttie ex pected high unemployment period ahead. Salem Market Quotations BUTTER f AT Premium ' No. 1 ; No. J 1 . PRINTS Wholesale u Retail EGGS Baylnc Extra large enca Medium and Standard Pullets ' Cracka . ECGS. SelliKg Prlca larga Wholesale. Mediums POCLTR1 Colored hens. No. No. 3 Fryers LIVESTOCK (By Valley iack Choic sprint lambs : Yearling . up to Ewes 1.U0 to Fat dairy cows to Cutter cows 100 to Dairy heifera .9.00 to Calves (300 to 450 lbs.) up to Bulls Veal (130 to 300 lbs.) .... 12.00 to up to J3 .79 .73 T7 SI 61 M M M M 61 M 3i M 19.00 1300 S06 11.50 11.50 14.50 17 00 17 50 20 00 J'orllanii Livestock PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 11 (API lUSDA) Cattle salable and total 100: calves 50: holdover cattle ISO; steers and heifers steady with Mon day's decline: other classes fully steady; tew medium-low good 1015 1000 lb. grass steer 20 00-72 1.50; good heifers scarce: bulk medium grass heifers 11.50-20 00; common 15.00-17 00; odd head heifers and cows It 00-SO; bulk average good grass cows 15.50 17.50; medium M 25-16 00: cutter-common 11.75-14 00. canners 10.00-11.50: Ulella down to 8 00; odd head good weighty beef bulls 18.00: good sau sage offerings 17.00-50; medium 15.00 16.50; bulk good-choice vealers 20.00 22.00; medium ' 17.00-19.00; common 14 00-16.00 Hogs salable 50. total 950: generally steady: bulk food-choic 200-230 lb.' butchers 29.50-30 00; few scaling 250 260 lbs. 27 00-28 00; odd head 2M-3O0 lb. moatly M00; lew stags IS 00; aowa. bulk 2100-.S00: bulk heavy 17 0O 18 00. Sheep salable and total 3J0; active, spring lambs 25 cents higher; other classes steady: several lots good rhoice 83-92 lb. spring lambs 20 50 I1.7J; few medium-good 18.75-20 00' rommrai , 16 00-18 00; medium good 113-140 lb. yearling welders 14 00. 1700; ttw good-choiia slaughter ewe 6 00-50; odd head up to 1.00; common medium 3 00-50. Wide Range in Grain Prices CHICAGO. Aug. 12 Corn pru-es covered a wide range in today's session at the board of trade, and tarried other grains with it. All grains were up sharply at the opening, influenced by the government crop report released at 'the close of trading yesterday, and lack of moisture over the crop area. Toward midsession. reports of light rains in Nebraska, Iowa and Minnesota started a selling wave which carried corn down as much as mine cents, and wheat and oats down about 4 rents before rally developed. At the close wheat was un changed to 1 cent lower than the previous finish, September $2.34 4. Corn was 14-34 lower and oats were 4 higher to 4 lower. Why Suffer Any Longer Whea titers fall, as ear Cataase remedies. Amazlag (access far years la Chlaa. Na aaatter wtth what allsaeats yaa are afntete? disorders. stanslLU, heart, hsstgs. ttv tir, kidneys, gas. roast patloa. ataert iUbeles. rkeasaatlsas. gall aad lad er fever, akta, (easala cotnatalata CHARLIE CHAN CHINESK BkRB CO. Pkeae t-1839 SALEM. ORB. 294 N. t'amaaerrlai. Otftea Hears Ital Taea. aad Bat. aaly BETTER ZIEALTZZI Bmttmtmmd erls Ifftrs Traahtd wtttioul Hasaiul Oaarattaa WHta m oU lot f NkmUi ieaa fttdmtt 19 A.M. ml P.M. (Map. MmmUf. Timuin. frmimy mmmi 0 Dr. C. J. DEAXf CLINIC Hty alalea) mm4 tr$tm H. I. Coraor L umstoa aa4 Geaa4 mi taiapaoM lAat 3V18. f(Mtla4 14 Otaona Monarch Finer Foods will hae a 4 hour prune shift starting August IHlli or 19th. HOURS 7:00 P. II. TO 11:03 P.I1. Applications ten be taken August 13, 14, 15 & 16. a division of Consolidated Grocers Corporation Phone 5173 -7485 Front & Market Sts. 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