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KOAC - tM kx. 10 VO News. I0:1 Xspecully for Women; 11:00 Concert Hall. 12:00 News; 12 IS Noon Farm Hour; 1:00 Ride 'Em Cowboy- 1:19 Melody Lane: 1-55 Time Out; 2 00 Club women's Half Hour; 2 M Memory Mus ic; 2 00 Oregon Reporter; 1:19 Music Masters: 4:00 News; 4:19 Strictly Jazz; Portland Produce PORTLAND. Or. May 20-(AP)-But-terfat: Tenatlve subject to immediate change). Premium quality maximum of Ji to 1 per cent acidity delivered In Portland. S-2c lb.; first quality. 87-90e lb.; second quality S4-g7c lb.; valley routes and country points 2c less than first SS-SBc lb. Butter Wholesale, f o b. bulg cubes, grade AA 93 score. 3c lb.. A. 92 score. 82c lb, B.' 90 score. BOc lb.; C. 90 score. 78c lb. Above prices are strictly nom inal. Cheese Selling price to Portland wholesalers Oregon singles. 50'j-57c; Oregon 9-Ib. loaf, 53'i-S9o. Eggs To wholesalers; A grade, large. Sl't-&31c doz.; medium, 48,,-50,c. A grade, small, nominal; B grade, large. 42a-4jC. Eggs Purchased from farmers. Cur rent receipts, 471-50lc: buyers pay 3-3' c below wholesale quotations on graded basis for best hennery egga. Live chickens Paying price to pro ducers: No. 1 broilers under lt lb., 39-3c lb.; fryers. 2' to 3 lbs.. 40c lb.; 3 to 4 lbs.. 40c lb.; roasters. 4 lbs. and over 40c lb.; fowls, leghorns, under 4 lbs., 22-24c lb., over 4 lbs.. 2S 27c; colored fowl. aU weights, 32c lb.; stags, all weights 14-17c. Breeder turkeys No. 1 hens 47-48C lb. net to producer on dressed basis; No.t torn 43-44C. Rabbits Average to retailers for lo cally dressed animals. 99-OOc; young lab. does. 34c: fryers, live white, 30-32c lb: colored. 2S-30c; old or heavy. 15-lsc. Fresh dressed meats: (Wholesalers to retailers, per hundred pounds) Steers: Good, all weights. 947.30-48.50; commercial. 948-47; utility 941-43. Cows Commercial. 944-43. utility 942-43; canner-cutter. 940-42. Hindquarters. 994-95; rounds 939-98; full loins, trimmed. 94-88; triangles, 842-43: square chucks. 948-48; ribs. 954 97; forequarters. $43-49. Veal and calf Choice. Sil-32: good $30-51; commercial, $47-48; utility $44. Lambs Spring, good-choice. 30 to 80 "M0THCR LUES TO DRIVE OUR CAR BECAUSE SMC RUNS INTO THfc NICEST PEOPl. RADIO SALES AND SERVICE We fix any radio that's finable, from table models to automatic record chancers! I ! Trained technicians . . . factory parts . . . and of course . . . reas onable charses . . . pickup and delivery. . I ii', ij'ji.f'li WIJ. Harmony House Music I tCal Sunday (Joyce Jordan iBkfst HoUywd t)ueen tor a Day My Serenade (Guiding Light ILtght of World (True Story I How Do You Do'Orchestra (Orchestra IChuckwagon Music Lis ten In' i Kay's Top Tun I Perry Mason INora Drake (Evelyn Winters iMa Perkins (Pepper Young (Happiness iLut. Post Melodies ivory Etchings INews .V.W. News IVarlety Show ! Nova time News iSunaet and Vine Com Get It iD'ble. Nothing Double. Nothing I Stella Dallas ILorenzo Jones IWidder Brown I Noon Dreams IP White man IP. Whlteman I West Salem IBlng Sings I Listen Liebert IMemory Music )An Newspaper ! Air Newspaper nam Bill I Page rarreu Kay West I Kay West IRed Cross It Cornets Hour I House Party 4Aunt Mary Bride. Groom INews (4 Corners Hour (House Party (Nora Drake 1 Bride. Groom IPassing Parade lOrchestra I KOCO Kapers KOCO Kapers I Art Godfrey (Art Godfrey I Linda's Love (Relax Rhythm I Welcome I Welcome a C oth Ll Show !C Cisco Kid Cisco Kid ewel Rama nee Music Maker Ozzie. Harnett tOzzie. Harriett ISportreel Rhythm Time ISherllf l sheriff Agent Adventure lAdventure Hall Music Horizons Music Horizons Win Review Review (News (Orchestra I Word in Sports I Eve. Classics Orchestra (Orchestra I Band Wagon ICurrent. Choice ! Concert Hour (Concert Hour stadias in Tn Oregon Statesman news rrtnrnt at inter vaU tonight, beginning 4 JO Know Your Oregon: 4:49 Chil dren's Theater; 9 40 On Upbeat: 9:30 Sports Club; M News; 15 Dinner Melodies: 6 30 Music of Czechoslo vakia: 7:19 Evening Farm Hour; 7 :55 Baseball. Oregon State vs. University of Oregon; t 45 Evening Meditiatlons; 10 00 Sign Off. lbs.. 991-92. Commercial, all weights. $48-49. Mutton Good. 70 lbs. down. $24-29. Pork cute: Loins. No. 1. S to 12 lbs.. $32-34; shoulders. 18 lbs. down. $37-40; spare ribs. 3 lb, down. $48. Carcasses All weights. 934-34 50. Country killed meats: Veal Per pound, top light. 42 -44c; choice to 43c; other grids! according to weight and quality. Hogs Light blockers. 33-34c: sows. 2-28c lb. Lambs 42-43c: mutton. 12-22c lb. Beef Good cows. 35 -40c lb.; can ners and cutters, $35-37. Wool Coarse, valley and medium grade. 43c lb. Mohair 23c lb. on 12-month growth. Breeder turkeys No. 1 hens 44-48c; net to producers on dressed basis; No. t toms. 40 -43c; some higher. Onions 30-lb. sk. Australian browns $4 .79-5; Texas whit wax $3.79-4; yel low Bermudas, $3.75-4. Potatoes Oregon Deschutes and Klamath russets. No. 1. $8.90-7; new crop California white rose 100 lbs, 94.15-4.35; few to $5; size B. $2.73-3; some lower. Portland Livestock PORTLAND. Or.. May 20 (AP) USDA Cattle: Salable and total 130; holdovers 30; calves 33; market slow, mostly steady to weak with some sales 23-30 lower; steers scarce: week's ex treme top on good -choice fed steers 30.30; few common -medium 21 .00-28 JO; load high .good to choice 761 -lb. fed heifers late Wednesday 30.00; canner and cutter cows largely 13.50-18.00; common cows including fat dairy type kinds 19.00-20.00; medium beef cows 22.30; common sausage bulls 22.30; good -choice vealers 28.00-30.30: common-medium grades 19 .00-28 M; culls down to 13.00. Hogs Salable 100. total 1000; hold over 100; market slow, mostly steady to weak: some cleanup sales quality considerably below par; strictly good choice 180-230 lbs. 23 30-24.00. medium- Bishop's lien's Siore SPONSORS COMPLETE Election mm 1390 On Yoar DUI most be beg Broad Advance In Stock Mart NEW YORK, May 20-P)-The stock market advanced on a broad scale today but failed to re gain all the ground lost in Tues day's break. The final score showed numer ous gains of fractions to around 2 points and i.vre. Turnover in creased to 2,470,000 shares from Wednesday's 1,850,000. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks added J2 of one point at 70.7, or a little under the high of nearly two years standing which was hit Monday. Of the 1.130 individual Issues which appeared on the tape, 662 advanced while 253 declined. Oil stocks, favored for a long time, ran ahead of the balance of the market. The groups in demand included rails, distillers, motors and metals. Airline issues attracted support for a while but failed to hold. good grades 22.50-23.23; good 230 lbs. 21 JO; good 360-448 lb. sows 17 JO; 250 lb. weights up to 18.30; good US-lb. feeder pigs 24.50. choice lightweights 28 00. Sheep) Salable and total 30; market about steady but no full teat mad: good-choice spring lambs lacking but salable around 23.00: some yearling 18 00: few medium-good wooled lambs 20.00-22.00: good -choice shorn ewes salable around 18.00; few ewes earlier this week up to 10 JO. . Portland Grain PORTLAND. Ore.. May 20 ( AP) No wheat futures quoted. Cash grain: Oats No. 2 38-lb. white $3.00. barley No. 3 43-lb. B.W. 77.80. No. 1 flax 8.10. Cash wheat (bid): Soft whit 3.37: soft whit (excluding Rex) 2.37; whit club 2.37; western red 2.37. Hard red winter: Ordinary 2J7; 18 per cent 2.40; 11 per cent 2.48; IS per cent 2.58. Hard whit Baart: Ordinary 2J7; 10 par cent 2J7 11 per cent 2.83; 13 per cent 2.89. Today's car receipts: Wheat S, bar ley 3. flour 8, corn 4. oats 3. mi U feed 8. Salem Market Quotations BUTTERFAT Premium No. 1 No. 3 PRINTS Wholesale Retail SI M .79 M EGGS (Baying) Large M .48 .40 M M .48 jn XI .43 .38 J4 Medium Pullets and cracks EGGS Wholesale) Large . Medium Pullets and cracks POULTRY No. 1 colored hens , No. 1 Leghorn hens , No. 1 col. fryers. 3 lb, up No. 1 coL fryers. 2(-3 lbs. No. 1 old cocks i LIVESTOCK (By Valley Pack) Spring lamb up to 34.00 Woolled lambs, choice . . 33.00 Fresh sheared iambs 22.00 Yearlinas ud to 17.00 Ewes .2.00 to 18.00 Fat dairy cows Cutter cows up to 19.00 up to 18.00 UDairy heifers 14.00 to ZZJXJ 17.00 to 23.00 . UP to 23.00 Calves (300 to 430 lbs.) VeaL choice , 28.00 Stocks and Bonds Compiled by th Associated Press May 30 STOCK AVERAGES 30 IS 19 80 Indus. Ralls Util. Stocks Net change AJ Unch Unch A Thursday 98.9 44.8 43.1 70.T Pre-, day 98.0 44 8 42.1 70 9 Week aco 83 8 43.5 41 J 89 1 Month ago 92 8 41$ 404 7.7 Year ago 833 29 2 414 80.1 BOND AVERAGES 20 18 IS 10 Rails Indus- Util. Forgn Net change AJ A.l A.l D.l Thursday S3J 101.7 101.4 82 8 Prev. day 92 J Week ago 91.9 101.8 101J 10 9 loss 831 830 83 4 T38 88 181.4 Month aeo se 11.4 10X3 Year ago NJ 1948 high - . 108.1 10L7- 10L4 New 1948 hi4XhS. FALSE TEETH Rock, Slid or Slip? FASTEXTH. an lmproird powder to be sprinkled on upper e lower plates. he-da false teeth more firmly in Do not slide, arip or rock. No gummy, fooev. pasty taste or .feeling. FAS TEETH is alkaline (aon-acsd). Dom not sour. Checks "plat odor (denture breath). Get TASTX-TH at any drug store. ICE CILEAII Qnnrls . 330 SAVIIIG CEUTED Saieas ffsst SaJeas I dfy Ces. t8 ay Ue ein W U tlr ef Beverly. ... She hua'l pbvoesl for three days now! Salem -1 Obitnhriefi HILL I : . Agnes Laura . Hill, lata resident of Salem rout 3. at a local hospital Mar ' 17. at the age of 49 years. Survived by ' the husband. Edgar E. Hill. Salem route 2. three sons, James William Hill. Shreveport. La.. Kir by Neal HilLj San . Francisco. Calif- and Harry Lew Hill.' Nyssa; mother. Mrs. Alice Coil, Ft. Smith. Ark.; three sisters, Mrs. Joe Stein. Houston. Tex.. Mrs. W. O. Moore. New Orleans. La- and Mrs. -. Flo Taylor. Kansas City. Mo.: threat : brothers. A. T. Coil. Ft. Smith. Ark Fay Coil. Midland. Tex., and Will lam Floyd Coil. SuUupapa. Okla- and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be1 held from Howell-Edwards chapel Frl day. May 21. at 1J0 pjn- with Bishop Salisbury officiating. Interment at Bel- crest Memorial park. -I JACKSON ' I In Salem May It. Ben T. Jackson.' late resident of Portland, at the a of 59. Husband of Mrs. Myrtle Jack son. Portland: father of Chester A. Hickok and Mrs. H. E. Hansen of fort land and Mrs. Bertie Myers. Sacra mento. Also survived by two grand children. Shipment has been mad to Portland by the W. T. Rlgdon company for services and Interment. : SOROELLO " ! ' Cheryl Marl SordeUo. infant dsurh. ter ol Mr. and. Mrs. John SordeUo.' 445 S. Winter st- at th residence Wednesday. May IS at th age of 23 days. Also survived by her grand parents. Mrs. Theresa SordeUo of La Veta. CoL. and Mrs. Lola Campbell of Salem. Service will be held from th W. T. Rlgdon chapel Friday; May 31. at 1J0 p.m.. with Interment tn Le Mission cemetery. . j BIJ.CKMORE - 1 In this city May 18. Nora Blackmor. Private services will be held Satur day. May 22. at 10 JO a.m. at W. T. Rlgdon chapeL j BENNETT Mrs. Pearl Vercler Bennett, late resi dent of Yakima. Wash, la that city Thursday. May 24. Survived by her husband. John Bennett of Yakima: two ons. Earl and Alan Bennett, both of Yakima; mother. Mrs. Jessie C-- Verc ler of Salem; three sisters. Mrs. May Gibson. Mrs. Viola Holman and Mrs. Winifred Schlldt aU of Salem, and two grandson. Douglas and Donald Bennett, both of Yakima. Service will be held from Oough-Barrtck chapel Monday. May 34. at 18 ajn. with in terment In City View cemetery w BIRNETT Mrs. Harriett Burnett, at th resi dence. 480 Leslie at, Thursday. May 2flu Survived by three daughters,' Mrs. Blatn Fredericks of Portland. Mrs. J. WUlard of Eureka. Calif, and Mrs. J. N. Bishop of Salem: two sons. E. Burnett of Albany. Or, and BL L- Burnett of Portland, and brother, U. L. Fraser of Portland. Services will be held from FortmiUer Funeral horn tn Albany Saturday. May 32. at 3 p.m. Direction by Clough-Barrick company. I HAYES 1 Keith Raves, at the residene, 300 S. 22nd st. May 30.,at the ag ok 9- Survived by parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse T. Hayea: three brothers. Melvln. Royal and Elliott, all of Salem; a sla ter. Mrs. Eldon - McDermeit. Dallas, Or.: grandfather. M. E. JordanToi Philomath: grandmother. Mrs. ' Rossi Hayes. Oneida, S. D. Announcement ol services later by Howell- Ed wards com pany, s j Or.T.TXaLND. Dr.O.CluukJVJft. DBS. CHAN . . . LAM - CHINESE ETEKBALISTS 241 Nerth Uberty i Dpstsirs Portland General Ceetrte Co Otfic open Saturday only 18 ajn to 1 pjn, 8 to 1 pn. Consul tation Blood pressure and urrne tests are fro ml eh are. PracUccd since 1917. $$I20IH7$$ FHA ri- 4H EesJ EsUto rerssKal Aak Slalo Fissscs Co. : : 1SJ 8. Dig- St, LU. 821IUS3 UE Ui-IT? . YOOBEGGS! Always d Dependable Cash Market! - Cnrlyf s Bdbty Ehrza 0703 L
