14 The Statesman, Salem, Oregon. Friday, Nortmbw 21. 1947
Salem Rose
Society Elects
Rev. Benbow
The Rev. Earl W. Benbow of
Dallas was elected president of
the Salem Rose society Thursday
night at the society's annual elec
tion meeting in the YMCA.
The Rev. Benbow succeeds Ray
"Warren of Salem. Other officers
elected last night include Dr. Ken
neth H. Waters, vice president and
Mrs. C. A. Kells, secretary-treas-tirer,
both of Salem.
Following elections the society
heard Herbert C. Moss, past pres
ident of the Seattle, Wash., rose
society and director of the Amer
ican Rose society, give an account
of the national convention of the
society in Cleveland, O., last sum
mer. Moss also showed films of fa
mous rose gardens in the east and
in the Puget Sound, Wash., area.
He told his audience that the qua
lity of eastern roses were inferior
to those of the Pacific northwest,
because the climate on the latter
'.area is more suitable to rose cul
ture. The Salem society will meet
again in January.
Grain Futures
Finish Strong
CHICAGO, Nov. 20 -. (P) -Grain
futures made a poor start
but strong finish on the Board of
Trade today.
Wheat was about 2 cents low
er and corn was down 3 cents,
but on the low points there was
buying of wheat and short cov
ering in corn which pushed prices
above the previous close.
Early selling was influenced by
a i report in trade circles that the
administration had lowered its
wheat export goal from 500,000,
000 to 450,000,000 bushels. This
later was denied by the agricul
ture department.
The rally in wheat was led by
purchases by houses with south
western connections, which trad
ers regarded as operations against
ales of flour to Holland. There
also were reports of possible
wheat sales to the government,
which bought 689,000 bushels in
Kansas City and Chicago Wednes
day. Wheat closed i to Vt cent high
er than the , previous f iriish; De-
Salem Market
Quotations
BUTTEBFAT
Premium
No. 1
No. 1 ..
PRINTS
Wholesale
Retail
EGGS BUYING
Extra large
Medium and standard
Pullets
Cracks ;
EGGS Selling Price
Wholesale, large
Retail, large
Retail, medium
POULTRY
Colored hens No. 1 ,
No. 2 "': v
fryers . i M to
LIVESTOCK (By, Valley Pack)
Wooled Iambs, choice
Yearling .. up to
Sheared Iambs
Ewes
Fat dairy cows
Cutter cows
Dairy heifers
up to
1.00 to
Calves 1300 to 450 lbs.)
Bulls
Veal (150 to 300 lbs., choice
6.00 to
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up to
10.00 to
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21.00
17.50
23.50
cember $3.03 Vt-M, corn was up
IVt to 2 cents, December
$2.47i-H, and oats were 1
higher to Vt lower, December
$1.22y-.
Ten Adfled to
Marines Unit
Salem's marine reserve unit
continued its rapid growth at a
regular drill session at the Salem
airport Wednesday night as 10
new members were inducted into
the organization, unit command
ant Ma j. Leonard Hicks announ
ced. Men enlisting were Cpls. John
F. Morgan, 20 Abrams ave., Philip
H. Sims, Gervais, and Daniel J. P.
Colleran, 195 S. Cottage st.; Pfc.
Clarence W. Edwards, 1720 Cross
st.; and Pvts. ValfFed G. Mauck,
831 Breys ave., Donald D. Mc
Leod, 1015 N. Winter st, Charles
R. Pierce, Salem route 4, Joseph
C. Schlageter, 510 N. 24th st.,
Lawrence J. Herberger, 2405 Ma
son st, Raymond . Pemberton,
Stayton, and Thomas Patrick
Colleran, 195 S. Cottage st
During the drill session the unit
was shown a movie dealing with
the 105 mm howitzer, which was
followed by an hour lecture by
MSgt John Hancock, Portland,
on the operation of various how
itzers. After the drill session se
lection was made of members
who will play on the unit's bas
ketball team to be entered in the
Salem City league this season.
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LONDON, Nor. ZlStandlng In the center af the a!Ur, Lieut Philip Mountbatten. the Duke af fcdinburgh,
places the rinjr on the flncer af his bride. Princess Elisabeth, daring the wedding- ' ceremony In Lon
don's Westminster Abbey. At bride's left la her father. Kins Georre. At bridegroom's riht Is the best
nan, the Marquis af Milford-Haven. At extreme left of altar is Earl Mountbatten, the bridegroom's
uncle. Standing by unoccupied -chair at right aide of altar la Queen Elisabeth. Next to her standi
Queen Mother Mary. (AP Wirephote to The Statesman Tia radio from London). (Story and other pic
tures on page 1).
Special Stocks
Boost Market
NEW YORK, Nov. 20 - ) -Climbing
special stocks helped the
general tone of today's stock mar
ket although a number of leaders
displayed a lack of enthusiasm.
The biggest batch of increased
and extra dividends in some time
propped assorted favorites but
failed to buoy other stocks con
cerned. Buying, on the whole, was
credited to the belief the list
would pay more attention to good
business news and at least extend
the recent technical comeback.
Income tax selling was offset to
some extent by switching opera
tions. The Associated Preps 60-stock
composite was up .5 of a point at
65., a high since Oct 27, of
1,003 issues registering, 428 rose
and 345 fell.
Touching 1947 tops were Inter
national Business Machines, up
16 points - at 240 in further re
flection of a splitup program end
Union Pacific 9 at 155i. fol
lowing a favorable disbursement
and a proposal to split the com
mon and preferred stock.
Uranium ores can be photo
graphed by putting the polished
sections pf the mineral in direct
contact with photographic film,
thus showing the exurt location
of the radioactiv particles in tho
ore.
Seaplane Base
Accredited for
GI Training
The Lamb Seaplane base on the
Willamette river here and the Earl
Aircraft company at McMinnville
were among flying schools which
were approved for GI flight train
ing courses by the state aeronautics
board in Salem Thursday.
The Seaplane base is operated
on the river about two miles north
of the Marion-Polk county bridge
by Harold C. Lamb, 1625 Nebras
ka st., and Richard Holt, Turner.
Suggestion that airplanes which
join in a search for a lost or miss
ing plane first secure authoriza
tion from the state director of
aeronautics and give the number
of the aircraft, was also stressed
at the board meeting. The board
said it would then be able to re
imburse the aircraft . owner for
gasoline consumed in the search.
The board announced the em
ployment of C. W. Nelson as a
safety inspector. He will start con
tacting flight schools early next
month.1 The board also reported
completion for this year, of its
airmarking program. Seventy
nine markets, at a cost of $10,000,
were installed.
Walker Sidesteps
Candidacy Query
State Sen. Dean Walker, Inde
pendence, said Thursday in Salem
he had not yet determined defi
nitely whether we will be a can
didate for governor at the repub
lican primary election next May.
"I have been too busy to make
any decision,"' Walker declared.
Walker admitted he has the pro
posal under consideration.
ICE CDAII
Quarts . 330
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