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Thm Statesman, Salom. Oroxotu Saturday. Jaxntarf 17, U tt J DAILY AND SUNDAY ,,r , .in- New York Stock Quotations HThedNaUon's 1-op -Comics ft NEW YORK, Al Chem Sc Dye .. American Can Am Power Ac Lt . Am Tel ic Tel ... Anaconda Atchison ... Bendix A via Beth Steel Boeing- Air Calif Pack Canadian Pae Case J I Chrysler Comwlth Sou i Com Edison Cons Vultee Crown Zel Curtis Wr Doug-Las Air .. Dupont de N .... Gen Electric Jan. le-OIVToday's in I On roods .... closing quotations: 37 4lRayonJer M IRayonier pfd - Your Home NeWVniiper 79 (Gen Motors .... 8 Goodear Tire 1514 Ct North pfd .. 33'Int Harvest ... 92ft!Int Paper pfd 29V4IJ Manvilie lOOIKennecott 28','Lonf Bell A .... 13 (Mont Ward .... . 114'Nosh Kelvin . 43!Nat Dairy 04 !N Y Ctntral 2!North Am Co - 22 S Northern Pac - lSVitPac Am Fish ... SlttlPac Gas Elec 5V4iP T At T , 56T Pan Ametican 179 m Penny J C 3341 Radio Corp . 42!. Reynold! Met 40 fRlchfield S84!Safeway .... 504 Sears Roeb 3s 'Sinclair Oil 47H'So Pacific cookie, rve tax xxi Nevet? I JUST RETUCNED mU WONOES WHAT M2S WOOOLEV9 GS3 TO MOOCM POOD PRO MAOe HtM TkMNK 8EATER TOMES AND think we oont feed tSHE GAVE MS TVttS LAV MCJWEB 44 23Ts!Stan Brands 91 SUn Oil Cal .VOU AT PIECE OP MiOTXE OF POCDLATECAie THf wasTEO? l;Studebaker 28". Sun Mining 144 1 Union Oil l'4 Un Pad fie 20 Un Airlines, 15 lUn Aim-aft 33V4!U S Steel tVJ Warner Bros. 9 V West Elec 41 Wool worth 8J "THE YOUNG IDEA" By Mossier """ MIL ir7 4 164 48 IK aw" I.I I .MN 27 i 9, 20 V4 . 104 244 7?VTYYT II V L-153 I 264 ' u.v i .ii r& 74 , I ; 28; ....... 46 - I 1 -v IUCJ . 1 BLONDE tor- K"3e rM SORffV TO INPORM MOU mps smoulders; vols? uus- BAND AND ThAT InlwIDUAL -t ARC ONE AND THE sAL4CT MAU DICK TRACT W!NTED: FOR ROB8ERV, LAkCEnV. assault and MURDEg." NO MO urr ttjcpc UALTf J IB HOW DO VtXJ LIKE THAT? DEUCES WILDE IS SO BUSY TaLIN6 70 DAFFV (XCK HE UDOMT EVEN SEE US WHAT 5 THE" ANSWER? 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MAO BUT MXI TWBES LITTLE BAB THAT MOU6E ft ( TOOCPEiS SuE't MAD ' CAW'T CUOOT BACK IES ARE IN PAGAN.. DOLLY.. STAY in TW CAS LOOKS DICE WE'RE EOiKKS INTO BUT L TROUBLE I I A. mz4 my baby: GUAWN HE MAY SET WURT i, SO THEY HAVE ON ME NOW.' BUT THEY'LL NEVEB GET AUVE.' MURDES " 4l1 Mi I I0JFU9? XV LOOK NOTICE. KV AP ANP PEJECTE7. K. mR. IWU.ET. .H?. I GASOLINE ALLEY I cant nsry YOU FCU&. TWERPS NO USE TWOW UP VOUR TIME AN' MINE. I R IV YOU'VE COT U WSDNC. WU. TRE NOT ONLV BUT PLEA4EP mth mm YOU ASE POUC. )OU HAVE BEEN FAiTMFUL AND HAVE NEVER FAILED US. I THOUGHT WEST OETTINC ALONG PtNE TOCETHER! WELL, IT THAT THE KAV VOU FEEL ABOUT IT. &L CAXZOH. V 771 V JU61fWS TOOKQN HG MUSTA BARNEY GOOGLE LX&UTOEttEUeg&R ARDUMO PEOPLES. ( TPSf I n" 7 TTouati wy hide1.! CWvA 11 N 1 PERGC3T TOSPRVOWJE mC2 I I I V THftT UIDCK PERFUMEV ly$Of I 7?rwO) hnt (vv SWUffVS scout six ajroyT AjpnOER six SWIF Q 0 . . Cm. It4 by (WW ! Im. 1 ( 1m. U. L Pmt. CHI A wM MP M7 I cab f ut with yu tonlrht Bmfr4. If ymH ab4 kImtcI bm Htr Stocks and Bonds Compiled by th AaaocUtcd PrM Jan. 1 STOCK AVKBACES 30 Indus TrUXmy S9 S Prvioua day Ml Week ago 1 1 Month ao 1 J Year mgo HJ 1( It M Rati UtU Stock M l 38 M 4 MS Ml tft 40 9.7 NJ M I M l 33 J 4S MJ BONO AVERAGES 20 It 10 10 Rail Indust Utll Tortn Friday Ml 100 ( MO M4 Prevtoua day M l 100 0 M l M l Week ago M l 1M1 M l M4 Month ag4 HI 100 4 MJ Ml Year ago . MJ 103.7 104 1J Salem Market Quotations BfTTEKFAT Premium No. 1 No. 2 PRINTS Wholesale Retail EGGS BITING Extra Urge Medium Standards Pullets and cracks . .. EGGS Selilag Price Wholesale, large Retail, large Retail, medium . POULTRY Colored hens No. 1 . , No. 1 , Fryers LIVESTOCK (By Valley Pack) Wooled lambs, choice, M JO M Mi 34 JO JO Jl JO JO J XX JO Yearling Sheared lamba Ewes Fat dairy cows Cutter cows Dairy heifers up to 1140 up to MM X.M to IN IT 100 to II M 12 DO to 21.00 Calves (300 to 4S0 lbs ) up to MM Veal (1M to 300 lbs ), choice M Bulls . 12 00 to 21 00 Portland Livestock PORTLAND, Jan. 10 (AP) I USD A) Cattle Friday salable 100. total 27: calves 23: scattered sales steady but supply mostly odds and ends: lor week salable 2JS3. total 3.MO: calves MS and 400: compared week ago good steers SO-79 cents lower: common steers and all cows and heifers steady to strong. Instances M cents higher; bulls 2 00 and more higher: vealers steady; medium-good fed steers M.OO-M.OO; com mon down to 30.00. good 010 lb. feed ers 23.00: medium-good hetfers X3.00 MM: odd head 27 00-2S 00; csnner -cutter cows 13JO-17.00: shells downward to 11 00. common dairy type cows U -Sell iO, medium-good cows 11.00-23 00; odd hrd X3 50-24 M: good beef bulls 23 00-24 00: extreme top Si. BO. medium good sauiage bulls largely 19 00-22 .SO; good -choice vealers 29 0O-22 .00; es treme top 33 SO. light young cull veal ers downward to 1 00; food 400-ftOO lb. calves 23.00-20.00. Hogs Frldsy salable S3, total ISA; mostly nominal: good-choice 113-239 lb. nominally 20 X3-73: for week salable 1J23. total 3.0O0; early trade and most of week's supply l.M higher, closing 2S-7S cents higher; top and bulk 103 239 lbs 3000; late sales down to 21.29; heavier and lighter weights penalized 2.00-90 or more: good-choice feeder pi 26.0O-27 00: good cows 24.90-23.M: good stegs 17 00-IS 00. Sheep rrhlav none, market nominal: for week salable 1300. total 22M; mar ket steady to M cents higher but de mand narrow at midweek; good-choice trucked in lambs 22 30-12 60: car lota and few choice truckins 24 00: medium feedrrs IS 50; good ewes I SO-S 00; odd choice 1000. SATURDAY'S BROADCASTS Kilocycles: KSLM ISM. KOCO 14M. KOTN 171. KGW CXI. KEX 11M HOUK M:1S 00:49 6 KILM KOCO KOIN KGW KEX 00 JO Newf (Timekeeper I March Time (News KOCO KLOCK (KOCO KLOCX iKOCO KLOCX IFarm Parade News (KOIN Klock I KOIN Klock I KOIN Klock Hodge Podge I Hodge Podge iKneass News IBallads Downbeat (Downbeat I Down beat (Downbeat 7 KSLJ News IRise. Shine KOCO Farm Parade I News KOIN KOIN Klock INcws KGW . Judy Martin hear This KEX Roundup Boys (Agronsky rNews 1 Bargains M Ban4 Concert I Harmony Larbe News JOser News lOH Songs V'? News INewi Collins 8 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KEX News (Orchestra 'Pioneer Sons iNews Haven of Rest 'Haven of Rest IWest. Melodies Pop. Varieties fc.t ff -- n wt W News. 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Stock Market Average in Plus Column NEW YORK, Jan. ltW-Aided by rails, the stock market's overall average managed to shift Into the plus column today after six straight generaly losing sessions although numerous leaders were unrespon sive. Short covering and other buy ing by professions on the idea a technical revival was imminent provided the principal prop. Most brokerage customers continued to stand aside or trim accounts due to persistent skepticism regarding taxes, business, European relief and possible reinstatement of some price controls. Aircrafts, indifferent most of the day, enjoyed a last-minute bulge. Extreme gains running to a point or more were shaded in the major ity of cases at the close and the losing column was widely filled. Transfers of 760,000 shares com pared with 780,000 Thursday. The Associated Press 00-stock composite was up Jl of a point at 64.2, due entirely to the rail index which was up J. Industrials and utilities were unchanged. It was the first average advance since Jan. 8. Of 935 issues registering, advances totaled 344 and declines 346. Salem NELSON i Fred C. Nelson, late resident f Med ' ford. Ore., at a local hospital January 1. at the age mi S4 years. Survived by wife In Mod ford. Shipment la being j made to Medford by dough -fsarrtck company for services and tuterment. j SHIELD! Mrs. Goldie Beatrice Chields, late resident of bpokane. Wash., at Ipw 1 kane Wednesday, January 14. Survived f by a daughter. Charlolla Filler ef Kp i kane; a sun. Jimmy Dovcaster mi PvrS land; four brothers. Hoy Short of ku- lem, Wayland Ahort of Spokane, Hei ace Short of North Bend. Ore., and Garfield Short of Portland; and a sis- f ler, Mrs Vivian Eoff of Portland. Serv ices will be held In la lem. Saturday, January II. For time of service rail tls W. T. Ridosi eompeny, Kalein 17a.j , HABFRNICKT j ! WUIiam L. Habernlctit, sl the r4- j dence. 1SU Myrtle sl, Friday, Jan, j ary 14. at the age of II years, hut- , vlved by his wife. Mrs. Roae Matter t nicht mi Salem; a son. William llahef. I nicht of balera; and two sisters. MM,) Hasel Russell ef Portland and Mrs. Gladys Bock oven mi Walls Walks.' Wash. Announcement ef services later , by the Ckmgh-Barrick company. ' Public niceords 7 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KEX Drama toe Lane Serenade Kay Kyser . Music Moods, 4 Calvary loe Lane J Serenade Kay Kyser IMusic Moods (Meet Press I Serenade Col. Feature Ole Opry Ross Dolan ifc.eet Press Serenade Orchestra Ole Opry Ross Dolan 8 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KEX Orchestra iNews I Hawaii Calls 'Hawaii Calls S HI Basketball S. Hi Basketball S. HI Basketball S. Ill Basketball Memories (Orchestra (A Great Life A Great Life Life of Riley Ufe oi RUey ITruth. Consoq. I Truth, Conaeq Lone Ranger Lone Ranger lYukon Dork Venture 9 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KEX News (Pop Edwards iChuholm lOrchestra S. Hi Basketball S. 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Nolen vs Milwaukee Mechan ics' Insurance Co. and Commercial Casualty Insuiance Co.: Answer by de fendants and reply by plaintiff. A. A. Trahan and Rachel Trahan vs Elmer Wood ar.4 Ada Wood: Amended complaint filed. Lena A. Lea vs Luther L. Lee : Order of default. Vera M. WehlachUgel vs Vincent . Wohiachiagel: Order mi default. Grace Wood Bolton vs Ralph T. Bol ton: Order of default. Sadie Jane Berr vs Harvey Albert Berr: Order of default. Gilbert E. Jones and Irma W. Jones vs John N. BeUinger et al: Decree ad Judge plaintiffs to be owners of prop erty in question. Clarer.ee A. Johnson et al vs John W. Eoff et al: Decree adjudges plain tiffs to be owners of property in ques tion. Henry M Snoddy and Lera M. Snod dy vs Pioneer Trust Co.. administrator of James C. Helms estate: Answer by defendant Gilberts R Long vs A. Desmond Lone: Complaint for divorce alleges cruel and inhuman treatment. Married Oct. 2. 1927. at Seattle Betty Webeter va Donald Webster: Complaint for divorce alleges cruel and inhuman treatment, star r lea ug. a. 147. near Falls City, Ore. Ethel M. Burelaon vs Arthur L. Bur elaon: Complaint for divorce alleges cruel and inhuman treatment. Married June S. 1934. at Lawlon. Okla. Dortha Annette Webb vs Robert Prank Un Webb: Complaint for divorce alleges cruel and Inhuman treatment. Married Aug 30, 1I3. In Hilverton. William Hunter vs Henry Smith: Amended complaint filed Salem Foundation trust : Annual re port of trustee. Jordith Genevieve Sims vs Arthur Otis Sims: Order of default Juanita Hall vs John HaU: Order of default. P. J. Rust. Bern Ice A. Ruas and Home Insurance Co. of New York vs Ed Blessing and Jim Buach: Order of dismissal based upon motion of plain tiffs. Merchants Credit Bureau vs James W. Thomas and Mrs. Helen M. Thomas: Order of dismissal aa to former de fendant, based upon stipulation. PROBATE COURT Robert Bolller estate: Hearing on final account set for February ii Lila M. Greene estate: Final order. Merle William Burdlck guardianship estate: Returns en sale of real prop- if.' M. Seen ler estate: Determination of Uses at $142 71. Felix Schwarcm guardianship estate: Order appointing Claire Schwarxin aa guardian, order authorizes guardian to accept gl.Oue In compromise settlement of any claim againrt Francis and Grace McMahon, as result of auto-bicycle accident Sept. 2S. 1S47. near Wood burn, in which ward was injured. John C Farmen estate: Appraisal ef estate at S3.300: hearing on final ac count set for February fl. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Deran Ardish Parseglan. 77. kitchen helper. Albany, and Beulah Josephine Fuller. 31. dishwasher, S40 Marlon St.. Salem. Dwayne O. Bollne. 37. lubrication. 743 Union st . and Yvonne A. LeDoua, 21 clerk. 326 Union St. Gordon M. Pent. II matt guard, Salem route 4. box IliE. and Carole Leigh. 20. beauty operalui, Seattle. Delbert J. trick son. 23. loeger, snd Irene E. Bokovoy. 21, telegispher. both of Falls City. DISTRICT COURT WlUord Otto LaFounlaine. 4S Park aVe . violation of basic rule, fined flO and costs. R. C. Braulln. 1042 8. Commercial st . charged with writing; check with In sufficient funds, continued for plea to January 17. posted S2M ball. Henry Jerry Lehr. fetayton. pleaded guilty to charge of driving while In toxicated, fined S2M and coals. Bill Hardman. 133 Highway ave . pleaded guilty to charge of disorderly conduct, fined SM, So-day jail sentence suspended, placed on probation for one year, aubject to Interdiction. Robert Scott. ISM N. Capitol St.. as sault and battery, fined Sae end costs. MUNICIPAL COURT John Wesley Morton, Salem route 8. illegal use of spotlight, fined IS. " ; : ' ! DAVIS To Mr. and Mrs. Ora Davis, 1504 Broadway st, a son, Friday, January 16, at Salem Gen eral hospital. ; i I GRAVES To Mr. and Mrs. flr, J. Graves, Monmouth, a son. rrU day, January 16, at Salem Gen. eral hospital. i j i MELLM To Mr. and Mn. Bon nie Melum, 300 Park ave, a son, Friday. January 16, at Salem Gen eral hoap.UL , ' FRANCE To Mr. and Mrl. Conrad Pringe, 2323 N, 4th iti a daughter, Friday, January 16,ft Salem General hospital. i WHEELER To Mr. and Mrs. Elmer B. Wheeler, Valtetr, twna, A son and daughter, Trlday, Janu ary lfl, Salem General hofpl UL PortUnd Prcxlucc j PORTLAND, Jan. II (AP)Butier. fat TenUtive (subject te Immediate change); Premium quality maximum of M to 1 per cent acidily delivered PortUnd. Sv-a4e lb ; iir.t quality. Saw aac; second quality. Sl-Bjc; valley uA-f.rsT zzz:' potou w,u ;jr Butter-Wholesale, f ml bulk rubes; Crade A A, IJ acme. Md lb; A, itt score, S4c; B. M acere. 82c; d M score. 70c, I , Cheese Selling price' te Port land wholesalers: Oregon singles, 44',.SJc; Onion, S-lb. loaf. 4da-ec. it . Eggs Te wholesalers: A grade. Urge. MKi'gc; medium,- M',c, A grade, small, nominal; O grade, large, 47a aO'sC dog, i Eggs Purchased from farmers: Cur. rent receipts SI ,-.!' ,c; buyers pay 3 3'sc below wholesale quotation pat giaded bar is for best hennery eggs. Dressed turkeys (Quoted te grow ers on dressed basis I: Grade A tomo to 40c lb.; grade A young hens, 44-4M lb Portland Grain PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. II (API Wheat futures not quoted. Cash wheat (bid): Soft while 111: oft white (excluding Res ) 191; while -lub 291; western red 2 91. Hard red winter: Ordinary 191: 10 ict cent S.S4; 11 per cent 394, It per jent 3 14. Hard white Heart: Ordinary 3 AS; 10 ter cent 3.06; 11 per cent 3.12; 13 per .eni 3 It. Todav's car receipts: Wheat SO: bar .ey 1; flour 11; corn 1; anlUfeed I. Dressed turkeys (Te retailers! A grade young bene. SO-2e lb.: tumes. 4S-0c lb. ' j , Live chickens Paying price to pro ducers: Ne. 1 broilers under 2'4 Ilia. 38c; fryers, S4 te 3 lbs.. 3u-32e lb.; 3 te 4 lbs.. 34-26C. roasters. 4 lbs. and over, 3S-36C. fowl. Leghorna, under 4 lbs , 21-22C; 4 lbs. and ever, t-Z7c; colored fowl, all weights. 32-33c; sUgs, eU weights. 13-1 4c lb. I i Rabbits Average te retailers for lo cally dressed animals, l2-e4c; fryers, live, white, 24-2c lb.; few to 27c ;f Col. ored. 22-23c; old or heavy, 14-lftcJ Fresh dressed meats (The lol lowing fresh dressed meat - prices qvoied wholesalers to retailers for fresh meats are in dollars a hundred pounds as re ported by the UMLIA market pews service at North Portland : v Beef Steers Good. 44AO-4S0O; rom. mercial. 43.0O-43AO; utility. 30 00-41 mo; cews commercial. 3SA0-42 00; utility, 33 3O-3S.00: cutler, eanner, M 00-37 00. Beef cuts 4 good steer, heifer I Hind quaiters, 31 00-02 00; rounds. 47 oe-4s.oo; full loins trimmed. 70 00-71.00; Vlan ?les. 39.00-40.00; square chucks. 44.O0 7.00; ribs. S2 00-OS 09; i orequai ters, 42 00-44 00. , , Veal and calf Choice 4t 00-tl 00; good. 49.00-49 30: commercial, Si.uw. 47 00; utility, 34 00-41 JO. f Lamb and mullon . Lambs OiQlce and good, 44 30-43 00; commercial, j ell weights. 41 30-42 oo: mutton good, 71 lbs down. 21.00-2300. i . . Pork euts-sLolns No. II te IS lbs, 14 00-34 00, shoulders. 43 00-44 00; epaie-' l lbs. 3 lbs. down, 30 00-31.00. , Cascara bark Dry. 13c lb. I I ool Coarse, valley and medium grades, 43e lb. t . . Mohair 42c- lb. on 12-month crtowlh. Onions supply moderate, market strong. 30-lb. sks. Ore. lirooks. yet lews. No. 1, S3.-3.23; Urge. S3.30-3 73; No. 3. 12 73-323; boilers. No. I, 10-lh. S3-0c; white med.. No. I. 14 33-3; eWshtoitoe. yellows com, med 1313-4; Urge, 94- Potatoes Oregon Deschutes and Klamatri Rursets h. 1, $100-3 26; 33. lb. 1 33-1 SO; 13-lb 3-S3c; No. t. 30-lb. 92I2.20; loo-lb. Ne. I bakers. 33 30-4; No. 2. 94 40-4 40) Idaho russeta No. 1. 13-3 13; Washington russet. No I. 34 40-4 74; new eroe gernrt. 30 lb. lugs, 3334-3.73. Trerk sales: AMro ' ns new crop garnets. 30-lb. luts 13 IS; Oregon russets Ne. 1. per cwL 184 33: No 2, 30-lb. sk 13.41; Idaho ruisets No. 1. S4 IS ewt. 1 : Hay V. S. No. t. green alfslfa or better, cerloed lota fob. Portland. 3d 30-34.00: Ne. I No. I timothy, easier Oregon or Washington, cariols., f , Portland. 37-00-3 .30; oats and vetch, mixed hay. uncertified clover hay. zi uv-bsso. oeiea a i wiiiameite -valley farms, depending upon quality , and sus. es i asvrvs. FLOUR SHIPMENT ASKED j PORTLAND, Jin. 16 vP)i Tha government was urged today to hip flour, not wheat, abroad so as to provide jobs for flouf mill workers here. The 1 Portlarnl la bor-management committee! said in an appeal to Sen. Wayne L. Morse that flour mills in this area would halt by May 1 unleil they get grain. m