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Portland Produce
PORTLAND. March 30 (AP) But-
terfat tenia Uv (subject to ImmtdiiU
change) : Premium quality, maximum
of .35 to 1 per cent acidity, delivered
in Portland. t2-2c lb.: first quality.
87-90C lb.; second quality. as-8Sc lb.:
valiey route and country potnu 2 cent
leaa than fint. S-S8c lb.
Butter Wholesale, f o b., bulk cubes:
Grade A A. S3 score. 83c lb.; A. M
score. 82c lb.; B. M score. 82c lb.; C.
80 score, 60c lb.. Above prices are
strictly nominal.
Cheese Selling price to Portland
wholesalers: Oregon singles. 45 -53c:
Oregon 5-Ib. loaf. 47-Mc.
Esks To wholesalers: A rrade. large.
Sl'.j-SJ'ic doz.; medium. 4,t-50',c: A
(trade, small, nominal; B grade, large.
42l-46',ic.
Ken Purchased from farmers: Cur
rent receipts. 47i3-50lJc doz.; buyers
pay 3-3' jc below wholesale quotations
on graded basis for best hennery eggs.
Live chickens Paying price to pro
ducers: No. 1 broiders under Z',4 lbs..
32-3Sc lb.: fryers 2' to 1 lbs.. 3-39c
lb.; 3 to 4 lbs.. 38-3c: roasters. 4 lbs.
and over. 38-39c: fowl. Leghorns, under
4 ids., zi-zzc lo. ; 4 ids. ana over. 23-
26c; colored fowl, all weights, SO-ttc
lb.: stags, all weights. 12-16c lb.
Rabbits Average to retailers for lo
cally dressed animals. 55-S7c; fryers.
live, white. 30-32c lb, few quoting
lower: colored, 28-SOe; old or heavy.
15-17c.
rYesh dressed meats Quoted whole
salers to retailers la dollars hundred
pounds:
Beef Steers Good. 00-42 .00: com
mercial. 30.00-40.00; Utility. 39.O0-36.OO;
cows commercial. 37.ao-38.00: utility.
33 .00-38.00 :cutter. canner. 32 0O-3S SO.
Beef cuts (good steers, heifers)
Hindquarters. 44.00-45.00; rounds, 44.00
45.00: fuU loins, trimmed. 50.00-55 00;
triangles. 37 00-30 00; square chucks.
42.00-44.00: ribs. 50.00-54 iW: forequar
ters. 37.00-40.00.
Veal and calf Choice. 48.00-40-00:
Jood. 48.00-40.00: commercial, 46.00
7.00: utility. 38.00-30.00.
Lambs and mutton Lambs choice
and good. 40.00-41.00: commercial, all
weights. 37.00-38.00: mutton good. 70
lbs. down. Z3.no-Z5.00.
Pork cuts Loins No. 1. to 12 lbs..
54 00-57.00; shoulders. 18 lbs. down.
43.50-43.00; spareribs. 3 lbs. down. 50.00
52.00. Carcasses All weights. 35 00-35 50.
Country-killed meats:
Veal Per pound: Top light. 42 -44c.
WEDNESDAY'S BROADCASTS
Kilocycles: KSLM 13M. KOCO 149.,KOIN 70. KGW 620. KEX 11
Tii gvi Scrlam.- Orxjoti. Wxinegrftry. March 31 1 33 9
other grades according to weight and
quality.
Hoes Light blockers. 31 -33c; sows.
27-2c n.
Lambs Per pound. 37-Bc: mutton.
15-lSc lb.
Beef Good cows. 32-3Sc lb.; canners
and cutters. 20-31c lb.
Cascara bark Dry. Zlc in.
Wool Coarse, valley and medium
grade. 45c lb.
Monair ac id. on iinnnin irewin.
Onions 50 lb. sack. Ore. Brooks, yel
lows. No. 1 medium. $7 25-8.00; Urge.
$8.25-8 JO; No. 2. 83J5-3 50; boilers. No.
Is. 10 lbs.. 0-Se: 50-lb. sacks. $3.00-
325; Australian. jo. 1. large, stee
8 25 50-lb. sack: onion arts, 50 lbs,
$7 85-8 80.
Potatoes Ore. Desckutes and Klam
ath russets. No. Is, 95J0-S.75: 23 lbs..
tl.50-1 (5; 15 lbs, 05c-l J: No. 2. M
lbs.. 0X25-240: No. t bakers. M-23-0M
hundredweicht: Idaho russets Now. 1-A.
85 00-5.75: Minnesota Cobblers. No. 1-A.
4 00-45: B. 0X75-4.00 50-lb. sack.
$4X5-4j50: riorida Triumphs. No. 1-A.
Hay V. 5. No. 1 green ouaua or
better, carload lots, f oJ. Portland.
040.00-42.00; U. S. No. 1 timothy, eastern
Oregon or Washington, car lots. fob.
Portland. t3S.SO-30.OO: oats and vetch,
mixed hay, uncertified clover hay.
nominal.
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News (Timekeeper IMarch Time fNews
KOCO KLOCK iKOCO KLOCX iKOCO KXOCK iTex Ritter
News Roundup IKOIN Klock
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Farm Hour Farm Hour
IKOIN Klock
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I Farm Hour
KOIN Klock
Early Bird
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7
KSLM News I Rise. Shine (News ITop Trades
KOCO Farm Parade I News St Sports! Top o' MornlngTop o' Morning
KOIN KOIN Klock I News INews IFred Beck
KGW Farm Time IFarm Time I Old Songs Sam Hayes
KEX Sing Cowboy (This Is News j James Abbe IZeke Manners
8
KSLM Cecil Brown lOrchestra ! Pioneers IBargains
KOCO HoUyw'd Music Holly w d Music West Melodies Coffee Cup
KOIN User News Art Baker IGrand Slam Rosemary
KGW Fred Waring IFred Waring Uack Berch IMelodies
KEX Breakfast Club i Breakfast Club I Breakfast Club IBreaklast Club
9
KSLM Kate Smith IV Llndlahr (Pastor's CaO .Freedom Train
KOCO Gospel Singer ! Organ Moods Man Garber INews
KOIN W Warren Aunt Jenny (Helen Trent (Gal Sunday
KGW Tommy Dorsey Tommy Dorsey) Tommy Dorseyj Tommy Dorsey
KEX Music IShouldn t iBrk HollywoodlBrk Hollywood
10
KSLM News IQulnn Show IHow Do Do? (Harmony
KOCO Dinning Sisters Lullaby Rhythm Hawaii Echoes My Serenade I
KOIN Big Sister (Ma Perkins I Dr. Malone (Guiding Light
KGW Olmsted IKneass News Claudia Joyce Jordan
KEX O Drake I Ted Malone IT rue Story (True Story
11
KSLM Walts Time I Serenade )u -n Today (Queen Today
KOCO News f Latin-America I Salon Concert Salon Concert
KOIN Mrs. Burton Perry Mason I Feature Story (Rose Dreams
KGW Today's Child I Woman White Holly Sloane (Light World
KEX B. Crocker (Listening IMelodies lEtheL Albert
12
KSLM Hit Time INews
KOCO Extension Serv.lNovatlme
KOIN News I Come Get It
KGW Kneass News I Ma Perkins
KEX News Noon Dreams
N.W. News IVarietles
News ISunset and Vine
Dblsu. Nothing Dbie Nothing
Pepper Young (Happiness
IP Whiteman !Paul White man
1
KSLM 1300 Club 11390 Club
KOCO Hello Again I Hello Again
KOIN Okla. Roundup I Lullaby Time
KGW Backstage Wife Stella Dallas
KEX P Whiteman IP. Whiteman
I West Salem
Hello Again
Newspaper
Lorenzo J
Kay West
(Blng Sings
Hello Again
Newspaper
W wider Brown
Kay West
2
KSLM Heart's Desire (Heart's Desire (Martin Block
KOCO KOCO Kapers IKOCO Kapers IKOCO Kapers
KOIN Air School Air School House Party
KGW Ctrl Marries (Faces Life (Plain Bill
KEX Surprise Pkg. (Surprise Pkg. Bride. Groom
I Orchestra
IKOCO Kapers
House Party
Page Farrell
Bride. Groom
3
KSLM Salem High
KOCO KOCO Kapers
KOIN Art Kirkham
KGW Road Life
KEX Be Seated
U.S Marines I Stranger INews
KOCO Kapers KOCO Kapers KOCO Kapers
I Tunefully Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey
Lora Lawtoa I Aunt Mary I Nora Drake
Be Seated (Welcome (Welcome
4
KSLM Fulton Lewis (Hemingway iPassing Parade lOrchestra
KOCO Melody Ma twee j Time for JohniW. Salem HourfW. Salem Hour
KOIN Hint Hunt Serenade I Meet Missus (Meet Mlasus
KGW Woman's Secret Life Beautiful (Rhythm I Stars of Today
KEX Sunnyslde Up I North west ISunnyside Up fSnnnyslde
5
KSLM
KOCO
KOIN
KGW
KEX
Adv. Parade (Superman
Off Record (Off Record
Knox Manning Uncle Remus
Chuck Foster I George Mooradl Sunny Side 1 Elmer
Sky Patrol (Terry. Pirates
j CapC MtdnlgntJToni Mix
I Rhythm Ranch (Sports News
ICollingwood i Bob Garred
Peterson
J Armstrong U. Armstrong
6
KSLM a. Heater pewsreel (Tune-Up Time Veterans
KOCO Allen Roth Allen Roth Mus. Spot LlghtjMasM
KOIN Elsie Presents I Elsie Presents ( Romance (Romance
KGW Duffy's Tavern Duffy's Tavern I Horizons Horizons
KEX Sports K Baker Vox Pop (Vox Pen
7
KSLM
KOCO
KOIN
KGW
KEX
Casebook
This to Minde
The Saint
Proudly Hail
Lone Ranger
(Casebook (Cisco Kid I Cisco Kid
Land of Free IMusae H orisons Masse Horizons
The Saint (The Whistler (The Whistler
Proudly Hail (Jimmy Durante) Jimmy Durante
I Lone Ranger I Town Mayor ITown Mayor
8
KSLM
KOCO
KOIN
KGW
That Song iThat Son? lOrchestra (Orchestra
Requestfully I Request fully J Request fully (Requestfulry
Lowell Thomas (Jack Smith (Dr. Christian Dr. Christian
Supper Club (News IGUdersleeve ' (Gildersleeve
Abbot, Cos tell o: Abbot. Costeno!Croncho Man (G roach o Mara
9
KSLM News iBeulah (Sports lOrchestra
KOCO News Vets Admin. (Juke Box ljuke Box
KOIN Red's Gang (Red's Gang tChib 15 Ed Murrew
KGW Dennis Day (Dennis Day (Dtst. Attorney IDtst. Attorney
KEX Bing Crosby IBing Crosby I Star Theater (Star Theater
10
KSLM Fulton Lewis
KOCO Rem. Rhythm
KOIN S Star Final
KGW New Flashes
KEX News
lOrchestra (News lOrchestra
Rem. Rhythm (Classics I Classics
I Talks (Open Hearing lOpen Heartng
(Sports Page Band Wagon (Artists
(Serenade (Concert Hour I Concert Boor
11
KSLM Open House lOpen House
KOCO Wed Party Wed Party
KOIN Orchestra - lOrchestra lAtr-flai
KGW News (Mineo's Music Orchestra
KEX Concert How I Concert Hour lOrchestra
I Open House
Wed Party
News
Wed. Parts
(Atr-Flo
lOrchestra
Orchestra
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore.. March 20 (AP)
(USDA I Cattle: Salable and total 150;
calves 25; market active, fully steady
with Monday's general 50-cent ad
vance: few common steers 10.50-23 SO;
good fed steers up to 28.00; top Mon
day 28.75: common heifers 18.00-22.50;
odd good heifers up to 25.00: top Mon
day 25.75: canner -cutter cows largely
14.00-17.00: shells down to 12X0: com
mon cows including fat dairy type
kinds 1730-10.00; odd medium cows
20 00-21 00: good beef bulls 23.00: common-good
sausage bulls 10 00-22 00;
good -choice vealers 28.00-33.00: select
up to 33.00-35.00. latter record high.
Hogs: Salable 100, total 1400: market
slow; steady with Monday's close, or
25 Cents below early that day: good
choice 185-230 lbs. 2430: few fat type
hoes 24 00 240-290 lbs. 22 50-2330: good
380-000 lb. sows 20 00-21.00: lighter
weights up to 2130; odd lot good-choice
IM lh feeder Dies 25.00.
Sheep: Salable and total 50: scat
tered sales steaoy: lew gooa io 10.
lambs 21.00: strictly good-choice quot
able to 2130: medium grades 19.00:
good-choice 134 lb. ewes 11 00; odd
good heavy bucks 7 50
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. March 30 (AP)
Wheat: No futures quoted.
Cash grain: No. 1 flax 8.00.
Cash wheat ibid I: Soft white 2 40:
soft white (excluding Rex) 2.40; white
dub 2 40: western red 2.40.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 240; 10
per cent 2.41: 11 per cent 2.47; 12 per
cent 2 53.
Hard white Baart: Ordinary 282: 10
per cent 2.82: II per cent 16. u per
cents 2.74.
Ttwf.v'i or receiDts: Wheat 21. bar
ley 2. flour 7. corn 2. oats 2. mlllfeed 11.
Salem Market
Quotations
BCTTERFAT
Premium
No. 1
No 2
PRINTS
Wholesale
Retail
EGGS BUYING
Extra large
Medium
Standards
Pullets and cracks
EGGS Selling Price
Wholesale, large
Retail, large
Retail, medium
POULTRV
Colored hens No. 1 .
No 2
rrrt
LIVESTOCK By VsUey Pack)
Spring lambs
Woolled lambs.
Ewes
choice
up to
Fat dairy cows
Cutter cows
Dairy heifers
Bulls --
Calves (300 to 450 lbs.)
Veal, choice -
2.00 to
up to
10.00 to
12.00 to
13.00 to
up to
.80
.87
.77
M
SI
30
.48
.48
34
34
39
35
39
30
38
22.00
20.50
8.00
1830
1530
19.00
21.00
23.00
29.00
Stocks and Bond
Complied by the Associsted
bitnalrles
, .i
Samuel Burns Gillette, late resident
of 801 N. Winter sL. at Kent. Wash,
ounoay. March - 28. Survived by bis
wife. Hazel B, Gillette of Satetn; a
daughter. - Mrs. Margaret Shatter of
Kent. Wash.: a eon. Leksad GeUette of
Vancouver. Wash.: nar anotner. Mrs.c
G. Gllhme of Grants cPass; a enter.
Mrs.- Claude Slade of San Francisco;
and two brothers. Carroll Gillette of
Grants Pass, end Lin wood Gillette o(
Honolulu; also survived by six grand
children. Services will j be head from
ugo-pamcs; cniiii weans easy.
March 31. at 10X0 em. Dr. Chester
Hamblin will officiate. Ritualistic serv
ices ny saaem lodge 4,,AF. ec A-M-
THOMAS
Calvin M. Thomas, sf the rak&nca.
at 025 Certh st. West Salem. Monday,
March 20. at the age of 77 years. Hus
band of Mrs. Elmira Thomas of West
Salem: father of Mrs. Marguerite Beck,
of Wsrrenton. Ore, end brother of Wil-
lora 1 nomas of Hulsboro, Services will
be held Thursday.- Amtl 1. at 2 m k
from Clough-Barrick chapeL Interment
in City View cemetery. 'The Rev. O. L.
Jones wiU officiate. Ritualistic services
at tbe cemetery by West Salem (range
sea.
KOAC, 550 Wednesday 10:00
News: 10:13 Especially for Women;
11 Oregon School: 11 J3. Concert
HaU: 12:00 News: 12 J3 Moon Farm
Hour: 1 .-00 Ride 'Cm Cowboy. 1 15 This
Dey; I-X0 Melody Lane: 135 Time
Out; 240 Behavior- in the Making:
2X0 Oregon Air School: 2:45 Mem
ory Music: Mt Oregon Reporter; 3:18
Music Masters:; 4:00 News; 4:10
American Songs;: 4:45 Children's The
atre: I) On the Upbeat: 9) Sports
4:15 Song Shop; 4:43 Children's
Theatre: 5:00 On Upbeat; 530 Sports
Club; C.-flO News; 4:15 Dinner Melodies:
8 30 Chemistry: 0:45 Guest Star: 4X0
Farmer's Union; TUS Farm Houi: 0.-00
American Heritage Week; 0X8 Veter
ans: 0:40 News; IM Music That En
dures; 0:45 Evening Meditations; 10300
oign uu,
OCTTER UCALTni
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Tsliraoas East 2410. Fwtlssa 14. Osaea
March 30
STOCK AVERAGE u
30 10 10 00
Indus Rails OU1 Stocks
Tuesday 88 0 273 303 04.4
Previous day 883 XT.s je.l ej
Week ago 00 0 37.4 30 8 83.7
Month ago 853 353 28X 813
Year ago HJ a
BOND AVERAGES
20 10 10 10
Rails In dust Util Forgn
Tuesday 88X 100.7 003 00.T
Previous day 00J leea sea ses
Week ago 203 100.7 00.7 003
Month ago - 88 8 1803 00 9 833
Year ago .043 104 9 108 4 75 9
4 Corners Business
Men to Investigate
Zoning, and Drainage
FOUR CORNERS miture zon
ing and drainage problems of this
district were taken up at a meet
ing of the Four Corners Business
Men's association Monday nigit.
Ivan G. Oakes, executive secretary
of the Willamette River Basin
commission, discussed the drain
age problem and G. R. Boatwright.
Salem engineer, explained the
zoning law.
. To investigate the zoning, possl
bilities for this area committee
was named which includes A. L
La Branch,- Laverne Shrakc and
D wight Richer. - - '
Santiam Co-op Growers
To Study Weed Control
STAYTON Santiam Farmers'
Cooperative will sponsor a weed
control meeting at the city hall
in Stayton at 2 pan. Saturday,
April 3, for the purpose of ac
quainting the members and oth
ers with various types of 2,4D and
other weed killers-on the market.
A chemical analyst will be on
hand to discuss the subject and
answer any questions.
Ray Rheams of Portland will
discuss various types of spray nozzles.
ICE CBEAII
Qnnris . 330
SAVinG CEDTEn
Why Suffer Any Longer
When outers ran. nse sm
years m - China. No letter wa
what altmeats yen are a! meted
iharsm. asnnattlB. heart, longs, fere-
ee. kttney, gee. onsstpatiesuj ateere.
diabetes, rheasssHsss. gail and blad
der fever, skin, female eems4ainta.
CHARLIE
t CHAfJ
CHINESE BEKI)
co. T .
284 N. CemssercUl.
; Phene 2-1830 -
SALEM. ORE.
uftice Beers 0 so 0,
Tees, end Sat, only.
KUHB1EL
Carl Albert KrehbieL at the resi
dence. Salem route 2. March 30, at the
age ox az years, survived by his wife.
Lillian Krehbiel of Salem: mother. Mrs.
Christina Krehbiel of Selem: n daugh
ter. Dorothy Paulsen of Salens: n eon.,
Norman Dele Krehbieltof Salem; five
staters. Mrs. Leona Taylor and Mrs. Asa
Eoff. both of Salem, and Mrs. Waldo
Stewart Mrs. Hulda Uchty and Mrs.
Herbert Humphrey, all ef Portland; and
one grandchild. Janet jUl Paeusen of
Salem. Services will be; held Thursday.
April 1. at 1X0 pm. at W. T. Rigdon
chapel with concluding sal ices at Bel
crest Memorial park. The Rev. M. A. '
Getzandaner will oclicisss.
PAccrxi si
In this city. March 204 FideU PacclnL
Ute resident of Portland, ot tbe age of
72 TMK AlHMMMllllrti Af 1 t
er by W. T. Rigdon cam party.
OSBRONE if
In this city. March 25. Madeline Os
borne, late resident of MeMinnvtlle. at
the age of 70 years. Graveside services
will be held Thursday j April 1. at 10
am. at St. Barbara's (cemetery, with
the Rev. A. J. Getlnas bfflcUting.
" " 11 'L ssswassssssssssssssswweBss
Stock Market
Ignores rike;
Scores Gains )
NEW YORK. March SCW-The
stock market today look the Wall
Street strike in stride and enjoyed
one of its best recoveries of the .
past two weeks. '
While heavy picket lines sur
rounded the exchange, and there)
was a forenoon outburst of vio
lence, brokerage and floor opera
tions again were reported "more
or less normal." if
Prices began to stiffen and ac
tivity quickened around midday.
From then on the rpove was up
ward with amusements, steels,
rails, oils and assorted industrials
exhibiting-strength.! Gains ran to
2 points or so at the close with
a few wider climbers in evidence.
Volume was 1,060,000 shares com -pared
with 760,000 (Monday.
The Associated Press 60-sfock
composite was up JJ of a point at
64.4, a peak since last January 15.
Of 986 issues registering. MS rose
and 202 fell.
Grain Market ,
Trends Varied :
i. - . -wis
CHICAGO, March 1 10-CA-GrBia
futures made little progresa in ei--:
ther direction at the board ot
trade today. Opening generglly
lower, wheat led other grains in
nervous trading, influenced large
ly by reports of government pur
chases of oash grain. -
Twioe during the trading hours
wheat broke through yesterday's
dosing level,.but on leach . advance)'
encountered selling, pressure.
Traders said there was no definite '
indication how much Hour had
been offered the production and
marketing administration. -
At the dose whea was high
er to 14 lower than yesterday's
dose. May $2.43 H-. Corn was
1 cent to 2 cents: lower. May
2.184-K. Oats were i higher
to 4 lower. May IJ09H. and
soybeans were S to T cents higher.
May (3 63. tl - :
- Generally favonbie weather
conditions over the 'winter wheat
section, and reports' that the Eu
ropean crop Is making-good prog-,
ress offset reports of government
buying for export (Trade 'sources
had 'reports of 'delay in planting
oats because of wet i land. v
Trading in feed, grains was
largely without feature, the course
grains following the lead of wheat.
.. r. : I - .'
Altcayt a Dependable
Casti Market! '
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