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"You're still the sweetest Top la the world even If ytm won't buy
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New York Stock Quotations
NEW , YORK,
American Can -Am
Power Sc Lt
Am Tel & Tel
Anaconda
Bendix A via
Beth Steel ,
Boeing Air
Calif Pack .
Canadian Pac.
Case J I
Caterpillar
Chrysler
Comwlth Sou
Cons Vultee
Continental Can
Crown Zel ,
Curtis Wr
Douglas Air
Dupont de Ne.,
Sept.
101 y4
152
36H
33 Vt
35
24H
37
15
40
54 Va
58 y4
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9H
34
28
10
53
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13-;P)-T day's
Gen Electric 40
Gen Foods 38
Gen Motors 62
Goodyear Tire 43
Int Harvest 27
Int Paper 57 Yt
Kennecott 58
TibbyMcN&L 9Y
Long Bell A 27
Mont Ward 55
Nash Kelvin 17
Nat Dairy 28
NY Central 16
Northern Pac 21
Pac -Am Fish
Pac Gas FJec 34
PT&T 95
Penney J C 46
closing quotations:
Radio Corp 11
Rayonier 32
Rayonier pid
Reynolds Met 22
Richfield
Safeway
Sears Roeb
So Pacific
Stan Oil Cal
Studebaker
Sun Mining
Transamerica
Union Oil
Un Pacific ;
Un Airlines
U S Steel
Warner Bros
Woolworth
33
18
38
58
62
23
11
31
89
12
78
10
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Portland Produce
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(Daylight Saving Time)
Kilocycles: KSLM 139. KOCO 1490. KOIN 9T. KGW 620. KEX 1199
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KGW Fred Warinff IFred Waring Llack Berch (Melodies
KEX Breakfast ClublBreakfast Club!Breakiast Club Breakfast Club
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KSLM Kate Smith Victor LindlahrfPastor's Call I Orchestra
KOCO Hymn Singer Vocal Varieties I Music iNewi
KOIN Wendy Warren 'Aunt Jenny i Helen Trent 'Gal Sunday
KGW Tommy DorseylTommy Dorsey'Tomm Dorsey Tommy Dorsey
KEX Melody Go RndlEasy Aces Breakfast Breakfast
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KOCO Melody Time (Peggy Lee fLuDaby fCol Trio
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Ted M alone pCierman's Kor.lTru Story True Story
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KOIN Art Baker Art Baker (Air Newspaper Atr Newspaper
KGW Stag Wife (Stella Dallas (Lorennt Jones W Wider Brown
KEX Listen to This 1 Listen to This (Kay West Kay West
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KSLM
KOCO
KOIN
KGW
KEX
Hearts Desir 'Hearts Desir Dinner to Win. (Dinner to Win.
Hollywood Hx Hollywood Hr Hottywood Hr Hollvwood Hour
Hint Hunt (Hint Hunt House Party House Party
Girl Marries I Portia Faces (Plain Bill IPare Farrell
lay Stewart 'Jay Stewart IB rid. Groom 'Bride. Groom
KSLM Hope Chest (Hop Chest (News JOrch.
KOCO KOCO Kapers J KOCO Kapers 'KOCO Kapers "KOCO Kapers
KOIN Art Kirk ham rrunefully Arthur Godfrey' Arthur Godfrey
KGW Road of Life iLora Lawton lAunt Mary (Nora Drake
KEX Ladies Seated I Ladies Seated I Travelers Travelers
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KSLM Fulton Lewis Hemingway (Passing Parade! Orchestra
KOCO News I Pee Wee Hunt (Rhythm Ranch 'Roger Gal
KOIN Art Godfrey (Art Godfrey iClub 19 News
KGW Woman's Secret! Life Beautiful J Linda's Love (Stars of Today
KEX Sunnysid Up iSunnysid Up (Sunnysld Up Sunnyslde Up
PORTLAND. Or.. Sept, -U -AP-Buttcrfat
: tantaUv. subject to I lm
mcdiat ( change. Premium quality
maximum of ii of 1 per cent acidity
delivered to Portland. M-87C lb.; first
quality IS-ftSc lb.: second quality! 73
75c lb.;! valley routes ana country
points, ie lests than first, t i I
Butter wholesale. FOB bulk Cubes,
grad AA. S3 score. 78c lb.; A, S4 eor.
78c lb.; jB. SO scor. 17c; C SS acor.
70c lb. Above prices are strictly nom-
te J " lJ.
UWSBBi gpi 1 1 isifj. an, w sw vs wm
Oreson 6-lb. loaf. SS-S7c i I
Egga to .wholesalers: A grade,
large CZs-SSfaC doc; A grade med
ium. 601,-H,c: A grad smaU. II i
53,c: B grad. lanrduge. W,i-5SVsC.s
Egsa t purchased from farmers.
Current i receipts, 65',i-5S',c doz.;i buy
ers pay) S-34sc below wholesale '' quo
tations on graded basis for ; bent hen
nery eggs. i .
Live chickens paying; price to
Koducers: No. 1 broilers i under 1V
i.. 37-38c; fryers S ton S lbs.. 4li-2c;
3 to 4 lbs.. 41-43c: roasters.! 4 lbs. and
over. 41-42c; fowl, leghorns, all wetghta,
2S-29C lb.; colored fowl, all weights.
31-33c lb.; old roosters, lft-isc.
Rabbits average to retailers for
locally dressed animals. SS-62c; fryers,
live white. 32-33c lb.; colored. 36-31 c
old or Heavy. 15-1 Sc. . '
Fresh ldreaaed meats This following
fresh dressed meat prices quoted
wholesalers to retailers for fresh meats
are In dollars a hundred i pounds as
reported, by the USD A market news
Steers good, all weights. $51-53;
commercial. $47-50; utility $44-43.
Cowsj commercial. $41-43; utility
$37-39; canner-cutter $33-37. I
Beef cuts (good steer) hind quar
ters, $60-41: rounds $54-60; full loins,
trimmed $80-5; triangles $43-43; square
chucks $50-52; ribs $60-68: forequar
ters $4947.
Veal and caM good and choice
$4-50; Commercial $45-46; utility $40
43. n j- I
LambS and mutton Lambs
spring, good -choice. 30 ton 60 fibs.
$46 48; commercial, all welghtsnhJ $44
45. I
Mutton good. 70 lbs. down $21-23. :
Pork cuts loins No. 1 to It
lbs.. $73-73; shoulders. IS lb. down.
$53-35; isparerlbs. 3 lbs. down, $33-84.
Carcasses t- all weights. $44-45.
Wool coarse, valley and medium
grade. 45c lb. i i :
Mohair 25c lb. on 11-month growth.
Hides (ton city dealer) calf,
30c lb.;! kips. 20c lb.; beef. 11-124 lb.;
bulls. a-&c lb. Country buyers pay 2c
less. i j i
Country killed meats.
Veal ! top quality. 41-43cu: Other
grades Uaccordlng to weight and qua
lity. I
Hogs light blockers 3942cu; sows.
32- 36C i .
Lambs 40-44CU lb.; mutton 12-
16c lb. 1
Beef good cows, 32-34e lb.; can
ners and cutters. 28 -32c lb.; c
Potatoes Oregon Boardman. Whit
Rose. No. is. $2.75-3.00; Russets. Cen
tral Oregon No. 1-A. $3.25-3.40. No.
2. 50-lb. $1.00-1.10; Washington Yaki
ma RusseU. No. 1-A. $3.25-3.54. ,
Onions 50 lbs.. Wash,. Walla Walla
yellow, j commercial. $1.85-2.00; Idaho
white, med, $2.65-2.75; yellow, large.
sza-zjo; mearum. s1.73-1.aa. 1
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Obituaries
i1
Mcdonough
Claudia - McDonough. Late resident' of -
Austin. Minn. Survived by a sister. Mrs.
Elizabeth Carey, Austin. Minn, and a
brother, David McDonough, PocateUo.
Idaho. Requiem mass will be he la
in Shaw Catholic church Tuesday.
September 14. at 8:13 ajn. with Wi T.
RiCdoti directing. Interment la SL Bar,
oara cemetery.
MeKETNOLDS
Mary J. McReynolds. 82. 1st resident
of 160 Union at, Saturday, September
11. at a local hospitaL Survived by a
son. Floyd V. McReynolds. Salem; a
brother. Charles Ratcliff. Salem; a sla
ter. Rae E. Bater. Portland; also frv
grandchildren and 10 great grandchil
dren. Services from the Howell-Edwards
chapel Tuesday. Sepember i 14.
at 10 JO a. m, the Rev. Dudley Strain
officiating. Interment In City Vtew
BMOWN
In this city Saturday. Spetember 11,
David Brown. Portland. Gravcsid aer-
ves m iee aussion cemetery Tuesday,
minmiuicr s. ai Ml9 p. m,
CONNER
Annie Jon n,, w. AA-
dence. Salem rout 8.' Sunday. Sep
tember 12. Survived by a eon., David
Clare Conner of Salaaa. and a. sister.
Sadie Dennis of Cottage Grov. Ship-
mm nmm oeen mao to Cottage Grove
by the dough-Barrick company for
""vw awi wiermenr, 5
Weakness Dii
Stocks Loweii
DS
L
v-
Persistent wmWi. in 1 .1 'J
market today carried the list to
the lowest point in nearly a
month. i -
Only rails and utilities tried at
any time to move against the cur- '
rent,- but they soon cave f way.
The downward drift was a contin
uation of last week's market
As measured bv the Aniit .
Press average of 60 stocks. I the
market was down J of a point to
ciose at 07 J. the lowest J level
since Aug. 18. Industrials edged
off by the widest margin, A of a
point, and rails lost .4 and util-" '
ities Ji of a point. i
There were 080,000 shares trad- v
ed today. Of 924 Issues traded,
204 ended higher and 529 lower.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore, Sept. 13. -(AP)
(USDAJ- Cattle: salable 1 2530. total
2900: calves salable and total 600; mar
ket very slow; low medium steers pre
dominating; few early steers and : beef
cows around 50 cents lower but later
trad generally 1.00-50 lower; with
many bids 2.00 lower; bulla nearly
steady;! light wafers weak; heavy
calves very slow; few bids 1.00 and
more lower; several loads medium
grass steers 27.00-29.00; odd head good
steers tip ton 30.00; common grades
21.00-28.00; common heifers 20.00-
23 JO; some held higher; canner-cutter
cows largely 14.00-16.0O: early sales
ton 16 JO. some unsold; common-medium
beef cows 17-50-20.00; few good
cows 21.00-22.25; young cows carry
ing few heifers up to 23.00 early; good
oeez Duns largely Z3.50. , few 86.00;
common-good sausage bulls 20.00-f4.OO:
good vealers largely 29.00;; few 80.00:
good heavy calves mostly : 27 J)0 down
with several lots unsold. i
Hogs; salable 600. total 1300; mar
ket opened fairly activ. 23 cents
higher; closing slow with several lots
unsold: ! good -choice 180-230 lbs. large
ly 31 JO early: 250-29 Bx. mostlv
29 JO: good-choice 3SO- 350 lb. sows
steady at 26.00-27 JO; light weights up
ton 28.60; feeder pigs 1.00 and more
lower; good-choice lightweights $3.00.
i IDS. at 31 JO.
Sheen: salable 800. total ! 1600: mar.
ket active: fully steady: extreme top
100 higher mostly on improved qua
lity; good-choice soring lamba mostlv
22 JO-23.00; sizeable lots mostly choice
23 JO and few choice 24.00; medium-
gooa grades ll.oo-Z2.00; common down
to 18.00; good feeders 0.50; medium
good yearlings 17XO-1S.0O; ; good ewes
SJo-0.00; common down to 5.00.
The
Bf con-
r? to i
Salem Market
Quotations
BUTTFJtFAT
Premium
No. 1 i
No.
2 i
5
KSLM
KOCO
KOIN
KGW
KEX
Adv. Parade The Magician tSurwrman (Tom Mix
Sleepy Joe I.Tan Garber (BS Keys- (Sport News
Knox Mannlvg 'Sparkle Musi C CoIlinrwood'Bob Garred
News I Geo. Moor ad C. Cava Hero IC. Csvallere
laay rung oiy tuni
Fun House
(Fun House
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KSLM
KOCO
KOIN
KGW
KEX
Gab. Heatter INewsreel (Lynn Murray (News
Bine Crosby fSalem College INews (Music Horizons
Meditation (Cole Ac Organist! Hit, th Jackpot I Hit the Jackpot
Jane Pickens iJane Pickens (Music Cocktail (Music Cocktail
Sports (Horn Edition IBerk. Concerts I Music Cocktail
7
KSLM
KOCO
KOIN
KGW
KEX
Med. Drama
D. Robinson
Old Chtsholm I Alibis
(Here's to Vets (Top Band
Alibis
(Too Band
City Roof Tops! City Roof Tops Tina Orch. Fina Orch.
Bob Hope ' (Bob Hope People are Fny I People are Fny
Berk. Concerts IBerk. Concerts (This Law I Naval Air Show
8
Monte Christo (Monte Christo (Official Detect. 'Official Detect.
Dugout Dop ! Base ball
KSLM Monte Christo (1
KOCO Dugout JJope I Base ball (Baseball Uaseball
KOIN Lowen Thomas 'Jack Smith lhe Norths (The Norths
KGW Supper Club (World News M. Torme Show'M. Tormt Show
KEX Tapping Out (Monitor News (Town Meeting (Town Meeting
9
KSLM News
KOCO Baseball
KOIN Mvst. Theatre
KGW Alan Ladd
KEX Town Meeting
F. Lawton
Baseball
Mvst. Theatre
Alan Ladd
(Town Meeting
Buck Nation
Baseball
Beulah
Call Police
(Variety Tim
Orchestra
Baseball
Night Editor
(Call Police
Variety Tim
10
KSLM Fulton Lewis
KOCO Track 1490
KOIN S Star Final
KGW News
KEX N.W. News
Inside Sports INews iLone Wolf
Track 1490 ITrack 1490 Cj ports rtews
Science Front. I Orchestra (Orchestra
Sports Pag Current Choice Current cnoic
Intermezzo (Concert Hour Concert Hour
11
KSLM Lone Wolf
KOCO Track 1490
KOIN Serenade
KGW News
Concert Hour
(Open House
(Track 1490
(Serenade
To Veterans
Concert Hour
(News
I Track 1490
(Air-Co
(Wax Museum
Orchestra
(Track 1490
(Alr-flo
I Wax Museum
Orchestra
KOAC S3 kc. Tnesday 10:00
The News; 10:13 Especially for Women;
riHW The Concert Hall; 12:00 The
News: 12:13 Noon Farm Hour; 1:00
The News: 1:13 Ride Iffl Cowboy:
1 JO Melody Lane: 1 :55 Time Out: 2:00
Summertime: 2:30 Memory Book of
Music; 3:0 The Oregon Reporter: 3:15
Music of the Masters: 4.-00 The News:
4:15 Favorite Hymns: 4:45 Children's
Theater: i Is) On thet Upbeat; $ JO
550 Sports Club: 6:00 The News; 6:13
Dinner Melodies: 8 30 'Round th
CampwtSIntd Oilya D etao shrdlu
Campflre: 7:13 Evening Farm Hour;
84W Great Songs: 8:15 Holland Cal
ling: 8:30 Keyboard Classics: 8:43 Log
News: IM Music that Endures: S:45
Evening Meditations; 10:00 Adven
tures in Research: 10:15 Serenade:
10.-45 Th News; 11:00 Sign Off.
Conscientious, Dignified
Service .
PRINTS
Wholesale
Retal. i
EGGS-kBsymg)
Large double A
Medium
Pullets i
Cracks
KGUS Wholesale)
Large double A '
Medium double A
Pullets -and cracks '
POULTRY
No. 1 Leghorn hens -No.
1 colored hens :
No. I colored fryers. 2-J lbs
No. 1 colored fryers. 2 lbs. up
No 1 old cocks j
LIVESTOCK (By Valley Pack)
Spring! lambs
Yearlings 12.00 to
Ewes
Fat dairy cows
Cutter i cows
Dairy heifers
Bulls 4
12.00
Calves! (300 to 450 lbs.)
Veal, choice ;
13.00 to!
16.00 to
18.00 to
17.00 to
-TO
Jl
.63
43
.74
.71
JO
Jl -JS
A3
S
21JW
16.00
6.00
16.50
16.00
20.00
23.00
22.00
28.00
Most Grain's
Prices Drop
Chicago. Sent, 13 -ov-
shorts in September corn did some
more scrambling for grain on! the
board of trade today. Their ! ex
ertions left the September deliv
ery with, a gain of more than 2
cents and at the highest doss) since ;
late July. t .4 j - .
September wheat also showed a 1
little strength. But all other
tracts declined. '
Wheat closed 1V4 lower.
cent higher, September t2.22Vt.
$2.24, corn was lower to 2V!i
higher. September $L74Va-,oats
were is lower to Va higher Sep- ,
tember 72, rye was - flower,
December $1.55. and soybeans -were
unchanged to 2 cents lower, -November
$2.59 ft.
Theft of Rarje
Coins Reported
Theft of a sack full of rare coins
was reported to dry police Mon
day by Mrs. J. C Downs, 2330
Claude sL I ' ' - i. I
Mrs. Downs told police the coins
were apparently taken from: a
desk drawer in her home some
time between September 1 and 4.
The sack, Mrs. Downs told offi
cers, contained 15 Mexican , silver
dollars. Indian, Au straliar- and
English coins, a Columbia exposi- ,
tion half dollar, four large I one
cent pieces, 300 Lincoln head ,
pennies and other miscellaneous .
Pieces. : ; - - . j( j .
Portland Grain- 's I i
PORTLAND. Sep- 13 -f AP)- N .
grain quotations. Car loadings arrived:
wheat 64. oats S. barley 18. eon U -millfMd
S. flour t. 11.'
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by the Associated Press
i Sept.
STOCK AVERAGES
13
IS
15
Monday
Prev. Day
Week ago
Month 1 ago
Year ago
BOND
Indus. Ralls Util
90.7 44 2 40.4
91.2 44 6 40.7
93.3 46 6 41.3
91J 43 0 40.4
89.8 33J 42J
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Stocks
67J
68.0
69 a
87J
63J
AVERAGES
9 ii i in ta
B.il. f . ... rr.it a.
. -. .w. vu. v v
onaa7 ; SI. 101. 1 S9.S
Prev. Day S1.1 101. 1 99.7
Week ago 91.4 101.0 100.0
Month) ago 91.1 100 6 99J
Tear ago 93.1 102.7 104.8
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Dr. B. Remolds Clinic
Nat-re-rreeteleglst
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Yonr Eggs!
Always a Dependabla
Cash Market!
Cmly's Dairy
Phone 3-8783
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$ $ I10IIE7 $ $
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Personal Aate Leers
Stale Finance! Co
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CHINESE lTE-BAIJSTS
241 NerOi Liberty
Cpstairs r-a-4 Oeaeral Eteetrl
C. vine snsif j"i
a - I 1 p , 6 to 1 sua. Cosuml-tetl-.
Bleed pressor and airtat
teau are free of charge, rractleed
tit N. Uberty SL,
sail. -it
BAEKZY GOOGLS
545 Nerth Capital
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