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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1948)
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AHZAJP 1 I 4TTUAT10N ANP ONE WT I I A OP THAT. 2 T STOP fRETTW r HftWTCXJ jrC WHflTS TH cJODGE flSTW PPW ALLTHEM TOCftFOOL SMIF-IFV6 WONT HOW COME WG FOUND MORE RNGEPPRINTS (W HENHOUSE DOOR? UH-I WLT2L SUEePWALKtor A THRT NIGHT, ) dDGExneaoN I POT EM THAR FROM FORCE THAT SOUNDS APPtAUDPBLfi 06 SNUFPTS SAVIN'S VWHEW TH DOGWOOD IS WHITE, FISH BEGIN TO BCTE iTHfi YOUNG IDEA Bf Mossier ..rr I ryncr VyJ Tvi been meaning to ask you, Mr. Yonnt. do yon consider your daughter a food matrimonial risk? New York Stock Quotations NEW YORK. May 12 -OP)- Today's Closing Quotations Ai Chem ic Dye 191 Gen Foods 383s'Rayonier American Can ....90 Gen Motors 564iRayonier pfd Am Power & Lt .. .8TalCoodyear Tiro 44 V I Reynolds Met . Am Tel & Tel ...154H Gt North pfd ..47 IRichfield Anaconda ....36 4Int Harvest 96 V2 1 Safeway Atchison 109Int Paper pfd ..58V;Sears Roeb Bendix A via ....35 J Manville 39 Va Sinclair Oil Beth Steel .34i;Kennecott 53T'So Pacific . Boeing Air 25 Long Bell A 264tStan Brands Calif Pack 37 Mont Ward ..604lStan Oil Cal Canadian Pac 15i!Nash Kelvin 17 Studebaker Case J I 48 Nat Dairy t27 ISun Mining Chrysler 584jN Y Central 16li Union Oil Comwlth Sou 3ViiNorth Am Co ...13 Un Pacific Cons Edison 23 Vi I Northern Pac .25iUn Airlines Cons Vultee 133, Pac Am Fish lUn Aircraft Crown Zel 31 Pac Gas Elec .. 33i U S Steel ... Curtis Wr 7 VP T & T 98 V4: Warner Bros Douglas Air 63 (Pan American 9Vb West Elec Dupont de Ne ....175 Va Penney J C 45 Woolwortn Gen Electric 37 7 Radio Corp 12V4 34 .27 y 22Vi 19H 39 H 24 55 27 25 Vt 103, 31V4 180 17tt 28 4 77 12V. -293, 45 THURSDAY'S BROADCASTS Kilocycles: KSLM 13, KOCO 1490, KOIN 970. KGW 620. KEX 1190 HOUR 00:00 00:15 60:30 00:45 6 KSLM KOCO KOIN KG W KEX Morninf News Timkepr IMarch Tlm INrwi KOCO KLOCK iKOCO KLOCK iKOCO KLOCK (Tex Ritter New Roundup IKOIN Klock I KOIN Klock IKOIN Klock Hodf Podge IHodfe Pd (Kneass Newa Early Bird rarm Hour I Farm Hour Farm Hour iTarm Hour 7 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KEX Newa Farm Parade KOIN Klock Tarm Time Sing Cowboy I Rise A Shine I Newa I Top Trade News Bt S porta Top o' Morninf Top o' Morning INewa IFarm Time IThis la News Bob Garred Old Songa James Abbe ifred Beck ISam Hayes IZrke Mannera 8 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KEX Kate Smith ILlndlahr Sona Pioneers Bargain Counter Haven 0 Rest IHaven of Rest iWeat Melodies lOver Col lee User Newa I Barn Follies iGrand Slam IRosemary Fred Waring Fred Waring Jack Bercb ! Melodies Breakfast Club 1 Breakfast I Breakfast IBreakiast 9 KSLM Newa N.W. Newa IPastor's Call KOCO Gospel Singer I Organ Moods Music KOIN Wendy Warren I Aunt Jenny Helen Trent KGW Dorsey Show IDorsey Show jciaudia KEX Music I Worn Shouldn't Breakfast Harmony House I Music Gal Sunday I Joyce Jordan (Breakfast Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore. May U-AP-But-tertat tentatrye (suoject te lmsndlat change). Premium quality maximum ot JS to i per cent acidity delivered in Portland. -(Ue lb.; first quality. n-SOc U.; aecood quaUty. M-SIc lb.; valley route and country points Xc loss than first. - lb. BuUei Wboleaale to.b. bulk cubes, gntdo AA, S3 score. S3c lb.; A. fa score. Sc lb.; B. M acor. SOc lb.; C M score. 7Sc lb,- Above pricos are strictly nominal Chiut Selling pries to Portland wholesalers; Oregon singles. A-65c: Oregon -lb. loaf. SOftc. ggs To wholesalers: A grade largo. 5U-a3'.ae. dox.; medium. U-SOic; A grade, amail. nominal; B grade, large, ggs Purcbaaed from farmers. Cur rent receipts. 47ii-50',fcc dox.; buyers pay 1-3 '.ic below wholesole quotaUons on graded basis for best bennery eggs. Live chickens Paying price to pro ducers: No. 1 broilers under 2', ibsw 3SOSC lb.: gryers 2 to 3 lbs 40-42C lb.; S to 4 lbo, 40-42C lb.; fowl. Leg horns, under 4 lb, 22-24e lb. over 4 lbs 2-r7c: colored fowl, all weights. 33c lb.; stags, 3S-30c; old or heavy. l-17c. Rabbits Average to retailers for lo cally dressed animals. 5&-7c; fryers, live, white. 3o-32c lb.; few quoting lower; colored. 2S-30c; old of heavy l-I7c. Fresh dressed meats (wholesalers to retailers, per hundred pounds! : Beef Steers, good, all weights S4 47.30; commercial 945-46; utility $42-44. Cows Commercial (43-44; utility S41- 2. Beef cuts (beef steers, heifers) hind quarters $51-53; full loins, trimmed S64-55. rounds (54; square chucks, (45 47; forequarters (42-44. Veal and calf Choice. (52-53; good (52-53; commercial (45-50. Lambs and mutton Lambs, good choice 30 to 60 pounds spring; com mercials, all weights (4S-49. Mutton Good 7 lbs. down (22-24. Pork cuts Loins. No. 1 8 to 12 lbs. (52-53; shoulders IS lb. down (39-40; sparenbe. 3 lbs. down. (46-49. Carcasses AU weights (34-34-50. Country-killed meats: Veal Per pound, top light. 42 -44c; choice to 45c; other grades according to weight and quality. Hogs Light blockers. 30-32c; sows. 2S-28C. Lambs 39c -41c lb.; mutton. 14-2Zc lb. , Beef Good cows 35-40c; canner and cutters 32-35C. Wool Coarse, valley and medium grade. 45c lb. Mohair 25c lb. on 12-month growth. Onions 50-lb. sk. Australian browns (3.25-7.60; Texas white wax (450-4.75; yellow Bermudas. (4-25-4.50. Potatoes Oregon Deschutes and Klamath russets, No. 1. ( 50-7.00; 25 lbs., (1.65-1.75; 15 lbs.. (1-1.05; No. 2s. 50 lbs, (2.50-2.65; Washington Yakima russets. No. 1. (6-6.10; new crop Cat white rose. 100 lbs, (5-S-50, sire B. (3 -25-3 -50. Some lower. Portland Livestock 10 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KEX Editor's Diary Peggy Lee Big Sister Today's Child G Drake Waltz Serenade Queen for Day'Oueen for Dav Lullaby 1 Hawaii iMy Serenade Ma Perkins I Dr. Malone Guiding Light Woman White Holly Sloan (Light of World Ted Malone (True Story I True Story 11 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KEX Organs 11 ties News Mrs Burton Life Beautiful B. Crocker I How Do You I Jamboree I Perry Mason Ma Perkins iKilgailen Orchestra Melody Nora Drake Pepper Young Melodies lOrchestra Melodv I Rose Dreams i Right Happiness (Etchings 12 KSLM Hit Time News N.W. News I Variety Show KOCO Music IVince Lopez 'News I Sunset & Vine KOIN News ICome Get It IDoubl Nothing Double Nothing KGW Kneast News Istella Dallas ILorenzo Jones Widder Brown KEX News I Noon Dreams IP Whiteman IP Whlteman PORTLAND. Ore.. May 12 t API lUSDA) Cattle salable and total 50; calves 25; market very active, strong with many sales 25-50 higher; scattered lots good 932-1106 lb. fed steers 29.00 31.00; medium grades 27.00-28.50; in cluding Holsteins at 27.50; common down to 23.00; common-medium heif ers 22.00-26.00; canner and cutter cows largely 17.00-20.00; strong weights up to 21.00; few shells 16.00 and below; fat dairy type cows 20.00-22.50; med ium beef rows 23.00-24.00; good beef bulls 26.50-27.00. some held higher; common-good sausage bulls 21JO-26.00. Good-choice vealers strong at 28 .50 33.00 Including a 353-pounder at 29.00. Hogs salable 100; total 400: market only moderately active. mosUy steady poorer quality considered: extreme top 25 lower; good-choice 180-230 lbs. 24 00 to mostly 24.50; 250-300 lbs. 2250; few 165 lbs. 22.50; feeder pigs scarce; good -choice salable 25 00-26.50: good 350-500 lb. sows 18 00-19.00; 330 lbs. 19.50: 282 lbs. at 20.00: good 539 lb. stags 17.00. Sheep salable and total 200: market active; fat lambs 50-1.00 higher; no spring lambs offered, quotable upward to 25.00 or above; one large lot strictly good-choice 98 lbs. with No. 2 pelts 24.25 (new high for fed lambs) medium-good wooled lambs 23.00-50: common grades down to 19.00; good shorn ewes 11.00 down with one lot good 120 lb. 2-year-old ewes at 13.00. Portland Grain 1 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KEX Hearts Destre Classics J. Crawford Girl Marries P Whiteman Hearts Desire Classics Art Baker Portia Faces P Whlteman I West Salem Hr. I Listen Leibert I Newspaper I Just Plain BUI iKay West Bing Sings Music Newspaper Page FarreH IKay West 2 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KEX Orchestra Hollywood Hr Meet Missus Road of Life Surprise Pkg. lOrchestra Hollywood Hr Meet Missus Lora Law ton Surprise Pkg. lOrchestra Hollywood Hr. House Party Aunt Mary Bride. Groom (News (Hollywood Hr. House Party I Nora Drake I Bride. Groom 3 KSLM Fulton Lewis Hemingway IPasstng Parade KOCO KOCO Kapers IKOCO Kaoers IKOCO Kapers KOIN Art Klrkham I Lullaby Time I Art Godfrey KGW Woman's Secret Backstage Wife First Love KEX Be Seated I Be Seated (Welcome Orchestra KOCO Kapers Art Godfrey 3 Sons Trio Welcome 4 KSI.M KOCO KOIN KGW KEX Parade Salem High Hint Hunt Dorsey Show Sunnyside Up Superman lOrchestra Melody Matinee Walter Maier Hint Hunt Club IS Dorsey Show I Tune Topics Northwest I Sunnyside Up Orchestra -Adios I Club 19 Stars of Today I Sunny Side Up 5 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KEX Orchestra I Newsreel Jan Garber I Land o' Dance Knox Manning Uncle Remus News IGeorge Moorad Sky Patrol I Terry. Pirates iky King ICapt. Midnight ITom Mix Rhythm Ranch sports mines Colllngwood I Bob Garred Sunny Side Elmer Peterson I Sky King 6 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KEX Gab. Heater Manhat. Musi a Dick Haymes Bob Hawk Sports Orchestra lOrchestra lOrchestra Manhat Music I Spot Light (Music Makers Dick Haymes I Crime P ho tog. Crime Photog. Bob Hawk Smiths Smiths K Baker I Candlelight (Candlelight 7 KSLM Straight Arrow Straight Arrow Orchestrs Orchestra KOCO Here's to Vets I Melodies jTempo Time I Musi cal Horizon KOIN Radio Direst Radio Digest IN W. Neighbors: N.W Neighbors KGW Supper Club News lAldrlch Family Aldrtch Family KEX ZUlery Queen lEllery Queen IHenry Morgan Henry Morgan I 8 9 KSLM News IF. Lawton llnside Sports ITBA KOCO N. Cloutier I Dug Out Dope Baseball Game I Baseball Game KOIN Lowell Thomas' Jack Smith I Mr. Keen I Mr Keen KGW Burns A Allen IBurns & Allen Noah Webster Noah Webster KEX WilHo Piper I Willie Piper I Front Page iFront Page KSLM Fulton Lewis (Orchestrs (Family Theater Family Theatet KOCO Baseball Came j Baseball Came Baseball Game : Baseball Game KOIN FBI (FBI Beulah Dewey Com. KGW Al Jolson IA1 Jolson Jack Carson Jack Carson KEX Variety Time I Variety Time 1 Candid Mike ! Candid Mike 10 KSLM Roger Kllgore Roger Kilgore iNews KOCO Baseball I Rhythms I Sports KOIN 9 Star Final list Nighter list Nlghter KGW News (Sports Final Cantor Show KEX Lawson McCall ITap Out I Concert Hour Orchestra Classics Men it Books Cantor Show Concert Hour 11 KSLM Open House KOCO Thurs. Party KOIN Serenade KGW News KEX Concert Boor pen House Thurs. Party Orchestra I Marine Band IConcert Hour IOpen House Thurs. Party Alr-flo Wax Museum Orchestra News Thurs. Party Air-no Wax Museum lOrchestra KOAC 65 fcucv Thursday 10 00 am. The News: 19:19. Especially for Wom en: 11:00, Oregon School of the Air: 11:19. The Concert Hall; 12:00. The News; 13:19 p.m. Noon Farm Hour; IM, Ride tm Cowboy: 1:19. Oregon School of the Air; 2.-00. Home Garden Hour: 2 JO. Memory Book of Music; 3:00. Oregon Reporter; 3:15. Music Mas ters: IM. On the Upbeat: 9:45. Stu dio Orchestra: Six). News: 6:19 Dinner Melodies: 6 JO. "Round the Camp fire: 7:15. Evening Farm Hour; 8 DO. World of Tomorrow: 8:13. Great Songs: 9 JO. In Your Name: 949. News: 90. Music That Endures; 9:15. Evening Medita tions: 10:00. Sign Off. EHJEDIilTE SERVICE O Factory Test Equipment and Service Methods. O All Work Guaranteed. O Pickup and Delivery. . Morrow Radio 153 S. Liberty Phone 5955 PORTLAND. Ore, May 12 (AP Wheat: futures not quoted. Cash gram: oats No. 2 38 lb. white 81.00; barley No. 2 49 lb. B.W. 77 JO; No. 1 flax (.10. - Cash wheat (bid): soft white 2 38. soft white (excluding Rex) 2J8; white club 2.38: western red 2.38. Hard red winter: ordinary 2 38; 10 per cent 2.40; 11 per cent 2.48; 12 per cent 2.56. Hard white Baart: ordinarv 2.97; 10 per cent 2.57; 11 per cent 2.63; IS per cent 2.64. Today's car receipts: wheat 12; flour 2: corn 1; oats 1; millfeed 4. ' : Salem. LIMBECK - j Mrs. Katharine Limbeck, at the real dence. 990 8. 22nd SL. MaylL at the ag of as years. Survived by daughter. Mrs. Katharine Moore- and son, Fre4 Limbeck, both of Salem; - grand chil dren, Willis GoebeJ and Andrei Moore of Salem.. Mrs. Russell McJury of Port land and Richard limbeck of Los An rales; five great-grandchildren. Serv ices will be held from the dough-Bar. rick chapel Friday. May 14, at 1 J9 p.m. with interment la ML. Hope Cemetery. K LING EX : . Benjamin Franklin Kllnger at tils re si dence. 237 Richmond ava, Tuesdar. IU t the age of 71 yearsTHuS fcSD1 Mr- Eleanor Klinger of Sa lera; father of Mrs. Lea fa Hoffman and Mrs. Leona Stinson, both of Coos Bay. Mrs. Maxine Trahaa, Mrs. Ger Vi" Wyk, MrsotSm all of Alberta. Canada. Lloyd N. 0 Eugene. Cap. William K, Kknfrof Vancouver Barracks. Wash W,72nt iicr Woodrow W i "f. nmrT- Harold Jud- kins of Sexsmith. Canada: brother oT CEIL Vm Norgrean of Bangor. "'-Survived also by nine grand! children and one great grandchUd. Services will be held Friday. May 14. at L,PHm.K,the uh-Barrick chaWl with the Rev. W. S. Fredericks offi ciating. Interment in Relcrest Mem oruu park. ' I Cloverdale School i; Has Closing Picnic CLOVERDALE TH j,L of school picnic was held Tuesday ana was well attended. Ball games and track events were held and the district board with Ice cream. Mn FdK. Franz will teach at Brooks next year and, Mrs. Lena Calloway at Sunnyside. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Booth are in San Francisco where she is dele gate to United Nations- educa tional, scientific and cultural oi ganization in session "there this Guests at D. J. Waldrons Kimi. day were Mr. and Mrs. Frank waidrop and Mr. and Mrs. Clark Moyer of Seattle. Other relatives who came Sunday and will re main during the week are Mr.' vaidrop's mother, Mrs. E. Crisp, and her sister. Blanche Griffin, both of Spokane. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Tnmr. manson of Vernonia visited tha Sam Draeers Sunday. Other Quests Monday were Mr - awl Mrs. Barton Sledge of Scio. New Look in Health , Is Topic at Macleay MACLEAY A New Look Health was the topic of Leonora Headleys Marion county health educators talk at Grange meet ing Friday. It was supplemented by a health film. William Bateson gave a recitation. Receiving, the , third and fourth degree' were Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Battcher, Mr. and Mrs. William Larsen and Frank Doerfier. - j . Peiping's Temple of Heaven, where former Chinese emperors prayed for prosperity during, tha first moon, has three circular roofs of sky-colored ceramic tile. ICE CuEAII Quarts . 330 SAVING CEIJTEI Sale in ffest Salem Salem Market Quotations BUTTER FAT Premium No. 1 No. 2 PRINTS Wholesale Retail EGGS (Bay tag) Larse Medium Pullets and cracks -EGGS (Wholesale) Large Medium Pullets and cracks POULTRY No. 1 colored bens No. 1 Leghorn bens No. 1 col. fryers. 9 lbs. up No. 1 cot fryers. 2-3 lbs. No. 1 old cocks SO M .18 M SI SO .48 .40 S4 St .43 St J4 LTV -.STOCK (By Valley Pack) Spring lambs up to 23.00 woo lied lambs, choice 23 DO Fresh sheared lambs Yearlings Ewes Fat dairy cows Cutter Dairy heifers Bulls Calves 1300 to 490 lbs.) Veal, choice 20.00 . up to 17.00 2-00 to 10X0 UP to 19.00 up to 19.00 14.00 to 23.00 17A0 to 23.00 . UP to 294)0 , 2S.00 Stocks and Bonds Compiled by the Associated Press May 12 STOCK AVERAGES 30 19 IS SO Indus. Ralls CtU. Stocks Net change Al AJ A l . A Jt Wednesday 4S.l 41J 68.7 Previous day 93.1 42.8 4IJ 98.9 Week ago 91.9 41J 40.3 S7J Month ago 91.9 39.4 39.T S3 S Year ago S3 .2 29.9 41a 60 S 1949 high 93.3 4X1 41J SS.7 BOND AVERAGES 29 Ralls Net change AS Wednesday . IIS Previous day SI. 4 Week ago 914 Month ago 90 9 Year ago 91.4 1949 high 91S New 1944 highs. 19 19 19 Indust. UtlL Form A.1 D.1 D.I 101.9 1 00.8 10L9 100J 10141 '100.8 101 S 1003 i3a ioj.4 1914 looa 81.7 su SI J 93 00 ns Expert, Reliable Ocp-irind HE-DEITS ; CaO 7523 - 42S Camrt SL $ $ riOIJEY $ $ FHA H steal EsUU Laa 9 Personal A Aata Slala Finance Co. 151 S. High St, Lie. S21f-M-21 YOUR EGGS! Always a Dependable Cash Market! I Cnrly's Dairy Fhsao 0783 . HEALTn TO YOD After Correcting rr holds (PtlesL Flstala. Flssare,-: Prolapse, a al the Rectal Disorders. Sm rjacpitallzatloa , Writs sc Call, far Free Booklet Dr. B. EsryTtoldg Qlnlg ' ' : Natars-Prota)lotist I tit N. Liberty St, Salens. Ore. Dr.T.TXaa-JJ. DrXIX-aaJH.S. DSS. CHAN .w . ! LAM CnXNESE HZEBALISTS 141 Nsrtfc Uberty I (Tnstalrs Portland General Electric Cat O trice open Saturday only 19 am. to 1 p.m S to f pn Consul tation Blood prsasure and urine testa are tree oi ehars-t Practiced 1 r if 1 8AHNEY GOOGLE tnce 1917. C-J i i
