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" V LET'S LOOK". JMh. "THE YOUNG IDEA" Br Mossier R Tl Tot. I) 1 ft" O All y nm. nfow cm 1 think hi not ww kav New York Stock Quotations NEW YORK, March 20 (Jy- Today'i Closing Quotations: Al Cbttm & Dye l?T'iGen Foods 3 Rayonir American Can . 814 Gen Motors M Va Rayonier pfd . Am Power & Lt ... Goodyear Tire 40 ?; Reynolds Met Am Tel & Tel .. 148VGt North pfd . 40Hj Richiield Anaconda 33Vlnt Harvest 87 Safeway Atchison 9S"-4 Int Paper pfd ..47 Sears Roeb Bendix A via 31:j Manville . 36 H; Sinclair Oil Beth Steel 34 Kennecott 4s So Pacific Boeing Air 29 4 Long Bell A 22 H Stan Brands Calif Pack 29 Mont Ward 52U:Stan Oil Cal Canadian Pac 11 INa&h Kelvin 15 Studebaker Case J I SSH Nat Dairy 27 Sun Mining Chrysler 59VN Y Central 14iUmon Oil Comwlth Sou 2 North Am Co 16 Un Pacific Cons Edison 2 1 Northern Pac 20H Un Airlines Cons Vultee 16 V, Pac Am Fish iUn Aircraft Crown Zel 29 Pac Gas Elec ....32V'U S Steel Curtis Wr 6.H.P T & T 89 4 Warner Bros Douglas Air 62Tt;Pan American 9!West Elec Dupont de Ne .170 Penny J C 39 ' Wool worth Gen Electric 3 4 V4 Radio Corp 10 Vm Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore . March 2 (AP texfat tentaUve (subject to immediate channel: Premium quality, maxtmum of .35 of 1 per cent acidity delivered an Portiand M sftc lb.: first quality. S4-7c lb.: second quality. 81 -84c lb.; valley rewtes and country points 2c less than first. &2-SSe ft Butter wHolesaJe t a b bulk cubes erad A A. S3 score 81c tb.: A. 92 score 80c Ih ; B. 90 score SOc lb ; C. 89 score TTr lb . Cheese Selling price to Portland wbolesaleri : Oregon singles. 45-53c: Oregon 5-lb loaf. 47-3SC. Lave chickens -pa yins price to produ cers: No. 1 broilers under 2 lbs.. 32-33c Uj : fryers 3' to 3 lbs.. 3C-3c lb.. 3 to 4 tbs 3-3c lb.; roasters 4 lbs. and over 3S-33K tb . fowl leghorn under 4 Mm. 31-23e; 4 lbs. and over 2S-2Sc col ored fowl, all weie-fata 30-3SC lb,: stags an weights 12-I8c Ux Ega To wholesaler: A grade, large. SlH-3se doz.: mediwm. 48i.a-ao1ac: A grade, snail, nominal. B grade, large. 42l-4c. Egg Purchased frorn farmers: Ciir rent receipts. fIVs-SeJse doc: buyers pay s-3'xc below wholesale quotations on graded basis for best hemici y eggs. Reheats average to retailers for lo cally dressed animals: 35-5Tc: fryers, live, white. 3-33c lb- few quotki lower: colored. 2e-3ec: eld er heavy, IS-lTe. Beef cuts (good steers, heifers) Hindquarters. 44.t045.00: rounds. 44.00 4S.00: full loin, trimmed. SaOe-SS 00: triangles. 3S SS-3BV0U: square chucks. 42.0e-44eS: ns. SO.00-S4.00: forequar ters. 3900-40.00. Fresh dressed meats Quoted whole salers to retailers in dollars a hundred pounds: Steer Good. $39-40: coram ere tal. 837-38 utility. $36-38. Cows Commercial. 83S-3S; utility. $33-34: cutter, canaer. $3-33. Beef cuts tgood steers, betters) hind quarters. $43-44: rounds $44-45: full loins, trimmed. $40-55: triangles. $38-39: square chucks. $43-44; ribs. $50-55: fore quarters. $37-40. Veal and calf Choice. 48S0-49.M: good. 48 00-49 00: commercial. 43 00 47 SO; utility. 3S.0e-3e.0S. Lambs and mutton Lambs choice and good. 39 00-40 0O: commercial, all weigh ti. 37 00-38 00 mutton good. 70 lbs down. 23 00-13 m Pork cuts Levins No. 1. 8 to 12 Iba.. S2 00-53 00: shoulders. IS lbs. down. 42 00-43 0O ; sparenbs. 3 lbs. down. SO.00 33 00. Carcasses AU wetghta. SS 00-3S 00. Country -killed meats: Veal Per pound top light. 42-44c: etber grades according to weight and quality. Hoes fancy blockers 4-3ec: sows 38 33c lb. Lam be Per lb. 3S-40c: mutton 1S 30c Beef Good cows 34 -40c, canners and cutters 29-30C tb. Beef Good cows. 4-40c; cannon and cutters. 30-32c Lb. Onions 50-lb. rack or Brooks, y el lows w. Ne. 1 medium $8.75-7.25: large 87-7.30: boilers. No. Is 10 lbs.. 8-5; 50 lb ska.. $3-3 25; enkm sets. 50 lbs. 7 85-8. Cases ra bark Dry. 21c lb. Weoar Csssras. valley and medium grades. 43c lb. Mohair 42c lb. on 12-month growth. Potatoes Ore. Deschutes and Klam ath russets No. Is. $5.50-3.75 : 25 lbs.. $1.50-1 85: IS lbs.. 95e-$l eS: No. 2. SO lbs.. $2.25-2.50: No. 1 bakers. $6 25-8 50 hundredweieht: Idaho russets No 1-A. $3.00-5.75: Florida TTrosnpna. $3 Se-3 85 50-lb. sack. Hay U S. No. 2 green alfalfa or better, carload lots fob. Portland. $38 0O-39 00; U. S. No. 1 timothy. eat ern Oregon or Washington, car lots, f o b. Porttend. $3S 00-39 50: oats and vetch, mixed hay. uncertified clover hav. nominal, baled at Willamette valley farms, deeenduut vpon aualitv ana local Portland Grain PORTLAND. March 20 (AP) Whea t:No futures quoted. Cash gram: Oats No. X. 38 lb. white. 78 00; barley No. 2. 43 lb. B.W 78 00. No. 1 flaxseed 8.13. Cash wheat bidl: Soft white 1.32: soft white t excluding Rex ) 2-32: white ctub 2-32: western red 2J2. i Hard red winter: Ordinary 2.321. 10 per cent U2; 11 per cent 2 39; 12 per cent 2 44. Hard white Baartr Ordinary 2.53: 10 per cent 2.53: 11 per cent 2.81; 12 per cent 2.87. Today's car receipts; Wheat 13: bar ley I: flour 3; earn 3. eets 3: mlUfeed 8. EIEDIATE O Factory Test Equipment and Service Methods O AU Work Guaranteed. Pickup and Delivery. Morrow Radio IMS. Liberty ymr first dt bMftUhi? faitititiM, ecr -31 17 18ti ...34 V, .U4 50 .254 59!s ...18 -IOV4 .25. 1624 -18 ...28i ...724 .. 11T. 44 , Oieat Retreat Gains Force CHICAGO. March 20-()-What conbnued its retreat today ih the face of more repdrts of a rush to sell the cash grain in the southwest Declines were not large and a late rally regained part of the lost ground. Corn and oats also moved lower. There was no announcement from the) commodity credit cor poration at Kansas City on the amount of wheat it purchased yesterday or today. Buying for both days was expected to be made public Monday. Grain trade reports said the agency did not take as much as was offered. Wheat closed 1 to 2Va lower. May S2-31H-2-31; corn was V, to 2 cents lower. May $2.114-4; oats were V4-4S lower. May $1 0-V, and soybeans were 2 cents lower to 3 cents higher, May $3.40. The price at which th CCC will buy wheat at Kansas City was lowered, a sure indication, in the opinion of traders, that the CCC was getting all the wheat it wanted. The agency of fered to pay 1 1 cents a bushel j over the Chicago May future to- j day compared with 12 cents I yesterday. The pre-Columbia Indians of New York state sent raiding part- ' ies as far west as the Mississippi j and as far south as the Gulf of j Mexico. i Salem Market Quotations BUTTERPAT Premium No. 1 No. t PRINTS Wholesale 83 73 82 Xt Retail MS BUYINC Extra large Medium Standards Puiieta and cracks 34 34 3 55 BGGS Selling Price Wholesale. Urge Retail, large Retail, medium POCLTRT Colored bene No. 1 - No 1 Prvers -3 LIVESTOCK (By Valley Pack) TS47 Umbi, choice - 1730 Ewes 100 to $ 09 Fat dairy cows up te 18.00 Cutter cows 10 00 to 13.00 Dairy heifers 12.0O to 19 00 Bulls 13.00 to 20.00 Carves 3O0 to 450 lbs.) up to 2300 VeaL choice 38 00 Stocks and Bonds Compiled by the Associated Press March 20 STOCK AVERAGE 30 19 19 80 Inous Rails VU1 Stocks Saturday. 87 8 373 39.1 83 8 Previous day 83 38.2 38 7 62 2 Week age 84 4 38 3 3S3 613 Month ago 84 8 34 5 38 3 60 9 Year ago 90.8 341 44.1 65.2 BOND AVERAGES 20 M 10 10 Ralls Uxhnt Utll Forgn Saturday Previous day 88.8 100 6 100.6 88.7. SRS 100.8 90S 80.3 Week ago 88.4 10R8 100.8 614 Month age ae.s msss se.s 1 Year agw 943 1834 Mo-S 73J8 5355 Tt .Sarmcm. Sqlem Qfn .Stmcyr 4rn:h St, , 1942 . Stoclvs Finish Week Scoring Brisk Advance NEW YORK, March 23 -CV In one of the strongest and faetest Saturday markets of the past several years, stocks today con cluded a brisk recovery week with advances of 1 to S or more points. In the final session the high speed ticker tape ran as mura as two minutes late as trends climbed. There were subsequent slowdowns but another buying wave- hit the list near the close and. favorites generally finished at or around the tops of the day. The comeback got under way Wednesday after Tuesday's sharp stumble and was credited mainly to the president's address to con gress. The inference was drawn that big rearmament plans and stock-piling would be forthcom ing which would prop many in dustries. In addition, the lengthy de cline of the market since early January brought bidding on the idea that a substantial technical rebound .was overdue. Hopes for settlement of labor disputes were helpful, as was the defeat in the senate of an excess profits tax proposal and belief that the European relief program would receive quick approval. The outlook for tax reduction also provided support. The Associated Press 60-stock composite was up 1.4 points at 63.6, a high since Feb. 2 and the largest short session jump since April IS, 1939. The week's gain of 2.1 points was a top since last June. Of, 958 issues appearing, 821 rose and only 41 declined. Average tides in the Great Lakes are about one inch while spring tides sometimes extend to three inches in most of the lakes with Superior reporting eight inches or more. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IM PROVE LEWIS STREET FEOM BFJtBT STREET TO 12TH STREET j Notice ia hereby given that the com- j mon council of the city of Salem. Ore- I gon. deems it necessary and expedient and hereby declares its purpose and tntedtion to improve Lewis street from the East line ef Berry street to the West line of 12th street, in the city of Salem. Marion County. Oregon, at the expense of the abutting and ad acen4 property, by bringing said por tion of said street to tne established grade, raaatructing cement concrete curbs, and paving said portion ef said street with e t-iocn Portland cement concrete pavement thirty feet wide, m accordance with the plana and specifi cations therefor which were adopted by the common council March 8. 194S. which are now ea file in the eftice of the dry recorder end which by this reference thereto ere saade a part hereof. Thw eeaamoa. Vouncil hereby declares ita purpose and mteetasa Sa make the above described improvement by and through the street teepreeesnent de partment. By order ot the common council March 8. 1948. ALFRED MUNOT. City Becordet Date ot first publication hereof Is March 11. 194. Mll-12-13-14-l-n-l-l-20-21-23 NOTICE OP INTENTION TO IM PROVE CAftroL arnuncT from OXFORD STREET TO HOWARD STREET Notice at hereby gtvee, that the com mon council of the city of Salem, Ore gon, deems it necessary and expedient and bete by declares its purpose and Intention te improve Capitol street from the north line of Oxford stxsst to the soutn hoe ef Howard street. In the city of Salem, at the psmra ef the abutting and adjacent property, by bringing said partisa of said street to the established grade, constructing cement concrete curbs, and paving said portion of said ail set with a 2-mch asphaltia concrete pavement thirty feet wide, in accordance with the plans and specifications therefor which were adopted by the common council March 8. 194S. which are now on hie hi the office of the city recorder and which by this reference thereto ere made a part hereof. The common council hereby declares its purpose and intention to make the above deacrsbed Uupeevenaent by and through the street Improvement de partment. By order of the common council March S. 1948. ALFRED MUNDT. City Recorder Date ef first punhcatson hereof ia March 11. 1948. M11-12-I3-14-16-17-18-19-30-21-23 NOTXCK OF WISJigtON TO IM PttOVE WOOOROW STREET FROM FAIR ti ROUNDS ROAD TO SOCTH ERJf PACIFIC COHPANTt RIGHT or WAV Notice is hereby given that the cons man council of the city of Salem. Oregon, liiimi St 11111 ! and expe dient and hereby declares its pnrnuas, and Intention to improve Woodrow street front the east Una of Fairgrounds road to the west Use ef the Southern Pacific Company's right ef way, te the city ot Salem, at the expense of the abutting and adjacent property, by bringing said portion ef said street te the established grade, constructing ce ment concrete curbs, and paving said portion of said street with a 24a-tnch asphalUc concrete pavement thirty four feet in width, in accordance with the plans and specifications therefor which were adopted by the common council March 8. 1948. which are now en file in the office of the city recorder and which by this reference ' thereto are made a part hereof. The common council hereby declares Its purpose and Intention to make the above described Improvement by and through tho street improvement de partment. By order of the common council March a. I94S. ALFRED MUNDT. City Recorder Date of first publication as March 11. 1948. Mil -12-13-14-16-17-18-1S-20-21-23 UE UHIIT YOUB EGGS! Always a Dependable 1 Cash Market! Gnrlyf$ Biiiry Vhzzz 0703 ICE CDEM1 .330 SAVEHi CEH it. SPEXCEB j j Vattrm K. Spwr. fete Hidea4 f ZTite Claude fct M m local Hospital March 1, at tb as of 75 years. Sur vivea by oauchtee. Un. Fran Brett 0 til; brotber. Jotaa Stutzmaa ef -Brainard. Minn. Sww. wUi be beM. Monday. March 22. al J djb. from. Uie Howell-Edwards chapel with conclud wryiew in City View cemetery. The t'. W. H. Lyme wlU ffffwiatm, 1 ; slthckxa.no I f- - Meli&ui. Gertrude Sutherland, late' resident of AunuvOW. at a local bos--pital Taunday. Marcn. IS. at the age . 2 years. Survived by her hM&aand. ArUtur Sutherland oC Powell Butte. Ore.; three daughlen. Mrs. Uazel lovknsend ot Turner, Mrs. Msrsaret Fry and Mrs." Mary Harmon, bout of nuiwTujc; (wo soaa, ert Sutherland oi Amity and Edwuv Sutherland of NweU Hutte; a stater. Mr. Hose Hornet dew of Mack. Colo.; -three brotners, Jim HaU of BelvtdereJ-Kas Frank S. ' Hail of Veneta. Ore and John I. Hall ot Ljnalaw. Ore, and by If grandchil dren, services will be. held from the Howell - Edwards chapel Monday. Marca 22. at 11 a in. Interment in lOOF cetuetery 2. in Eugene at; 3 p JMT " V ' la Uus city Thursday. March 1. Peter Jost. late reudmt of 111 Che nteaeU t, at the age of M years, survived by a niece. Mrs. Don McGul of Superior. Mont. Announcement of -ervrcea later by the. W. T. -company. eSKEW I At FreseA. Calif .. March U, Mrs. Zer ilda Jane skw. Ute resident ef Mura noet. Calif. aUurvtved, by a eauflaier. Mrs. ioaasia Starr ef MaranraeMe. O'tf ; -sod tour nieces. Bagy', Oennst and !mmss Treesn. both ef Portland. Katie Roacee of Bladaett. Ore, and IX Cmdr. Irene SheUy. USNC, at St. Albms naval hospital in New York, ntiumli services win be held In the U Mis- ' sioa cemetery Monday, Marca 22. with the Bev Dudley Strain ernciatatg. Oi- reetton by the W. T. Rigdoa cenapeey. SAMPSON Lizzie R Sampson, a the residence of her daughter. Mrs. George Hanley. 1790 N. Summer St. March la. at the age of 79. Also survived by three grandchildren. Dean K. Hanley. Ray Hartley and Gary Hanley. all of Salem. Member of Central Lutheran church. Services will be held; at Howell Ed wards chapel. Tuesday, March 23. at 2 p.m.. with the Bev.; B, A. Krweger officiating- Interment in Belcreet Me morial park. , BLASER j. i Mrs. Magdelena Blaaer. at the resi dence, route 2. Turner. March 19. Sur-' vived by daughter, Urs. Base Clark. Bozeman. Mont.: sons John of Brook lyn. N.Y, Ernest of MarysviDe, Canf and Emll of route 2, Turner; 11 grand children and eight great grandchil dren. Services wiM be held Monday. March 22. at 10:30 ajn. at Clough-Bar-rck chapel with Rev. Fred F. Otto ef firtatuut Interment in Belcrest Me morial park. READ i Lester Lee Bead, infant cost t Mr. and Mrs. William Bead) of Salem, at a meal hospital Saturday; March SO. Also nrvrved by twn brothers, Roy Vernon Reed and 1 saner d Arthur Road, both f SR'mt. Saedpareuts. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Walling and Mrs. Bertha Sarkeager. all ef Salem C ra vender erv ieea will be awld am r-w.i - Tiaeedey. March 23. at 4 num. under di- trwm mwwcawun - com FTC KLIN ,JIrtditB F- Wlart.:thwras4dngw 165S Pearl at.. Saturday. March SO. Sar vivd by her daughter. Mrs. Edna Beckman ef Salem: a eon.- John Fick bn ef Salens and by eeral rater and 01 uuieia. Ansauncemrct laier ay tTorsrn-Barrick REtNRASTT hfrs. Theresa n. intiai I ' of tOM S. Lfbertv at - at a laeml w.- pital Saturday. March- 20. Sarvtved by a daughter. Mary Elizabeth Betahart ef SaJem; a son. WiHiam A. Bemaart of Salesn; mother. Mrs. Clema McLough 5" S"- we sssters. MYsL. N. Simon and Mrs. T. M. Simon, beta J Selen-, Anrouncment af .assrrtces mtwr oj nee UoautBi-aerrlck 0EALTO TO YOU After CsCTrCtlavg n . . (riles) Ftefatla, Prntaaan, mm eUier Iteeisi Dtsv. erders. A 'V N Hospltsnntfasi Wrtt. r CaJT far Free fleet-Wi Dr. B. lyiioldR CtSaSm NaAnrsrrectessgaU tit N. Ueertj SU. Saiene, Ore, Cash Prices : PAID FOlt 1 : ' Titsh TLszzh ; ErgsL Iloriliwcsl Pcdiiy IMS North FrenL Saiem ejv - - Why Suffer Any Longer when ethers rait. as diem. AamasJng smceesa tec 6000 tTsasa. ie sanir with what Silas nil yen are afflicted -Isolds is. stnnsitls. heart, lungs, liv er, kidneys, gas. ceewqparlee. eJcers. ia betes, rbeeaaatisas, gall and bUd evr fever, tkha. It ma la eemplaints. CHARLIE CHAN CHINESE HERB CO. ZS4 N Cii.rrtal. Phone CIS30 SALT St. ORR. office atenrs 9 be 8. Dr.T.TXanvJlJ. DUS. CXIAlf v i I LAM CUINCSS tTKBALZST8 -. Ml Nnrta Uberty (7patatrs Portland General Electric Cs Office ooeat Saturday- only 10 am. te I njat.. te ? njn Cans tatiesi Ploed pressure and urine tests ere free eg charge. Piacucod Ilnliosi 1 - J : pip BTjSXlBnsJt.aV tal e. f?osA gaiesw MIT. -. i '