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Portland Produce
PORTLAND fW a i API Th.
wholemalc market (prices retailers pay
wholnjilera except where otfaerwis
noted :
ButUrft f tentative aubleci to Im
mediate change) Premium quality
maximum of 33 to one ner cent acidirv
delivered to Portland. 7-77c lb.: first
quality. 69-72; second quality. 66-69.
valley routes and country points 2c
less than first.
Butter Wholesale, fob. bulk cubes.
grade A A. 93 score. 70c lb.: A 92 score
70; B. 90 score. 69: C. 89 score. 64.
Above prices are strictly nominal.
Cheese (Selling price to Portland
wholesalers) Oreeon singles. 46-Mr:
Oregon 5-Ib. loaf 4-55c.
Eggs To wholesalers A rrade. lam
; 63',i-66'ic doz.: A grade, medium. 59-
Va-GOV: A grade, small. 49-50a; B
grade, large. 52-58',.
Ekrs (Purchased from farmers)
Current receipts. U'-M'c dor.: buy
ers pay 3-3 ',c below wholesale quota
tions on graded basis for best hennery
eggs. v
Live Chickens (Paving nrice to nro-
ducers) No 1 broilers under 2'i lbs..
37-38c; fryers. 2-3 lbs.. 41-42; 4 lbs.. 41
42; roasters. 4 lbs. and over. 41-42; fowl,
leghorns, all weights. 28-29; colored
fowl, all weights. 31-33; old roosters.
16-19.
Turkeys (Prices auoted are net to
the producer on a dressed weight basis)
I U.S. No. 1 young toms. 41-43c lb.; No.
l, young nens. 50-51.
Rabbits (Average to retailers for lo
cally dressed nimals) 58 -62c; fryers,
live, white. 32-33; colored. 30-31: old
or heavy. 13-18.
Fresh dressed meats (wholesalers to
retailers in dollars A 100):
Steers Good, all weights. $49-31:
commercial. $44-47; utility. $39-41.
Cows Commercial. $34-37; utility.
$33-34; canner-cutter. $31-33.
Beef Cuts (Good steer) Hind quar
ters. $37-60: rounds. $33-36; full loins,
trimmed. $76 - 82: triangles. $42 - 43:
square chucks. $48-30; forequarters. $45-
Veal and Calf: Good and choice. $44-
46: commercial. $40-41; utility. $36-39.
Lambs and Mutton: Lambs food
choice. 30-O0 lbs.. $44-47; commercial.
all weights. $43-44.
Pork Cuts: Loins No. I. 8-12 lbs..
S64.ao-7l.uo; shoulders, is lbs. down.
S34-5S: sparerlbs. 3 lbs. down. $39-41.
Cascade Bark Dry zoc lb.; green. 7c.
Wool Coarse, valley and medium
grade. 4c lb.
Mohair zc lb. on 12-month growth.
HSides (To city dealers) Calif . SOe
lb.: kios. 20: beef. 11-12: bulks. $-9.
Country buyers Day 2c less.
Country Killed Meats: Veal Top
quality 38-40c; other grades according
to weignt and quality.
Hogs Light blockers. 33-Sflc lb.: sows.
30-31.
Lambs 40-43c lb.: mutton. 18-20.
Beef God cows. 29-31C lb.: canners
and cutters. 26-27.
Potatoes Ore. Russets. Central Ore-
ri No. 1A. $3.23-40. 23-lb. 90-93c; No.
30-lb.. 1.00-1 O; Wash. Yakima Rus-
ets. No. 1A. $3.25-50.
Hay Following prices are strictly
I nominal: US. No. 2 green alfalfa or
Derter cariots. fob Portland. $32-36: U.S.
No. 1 timothy. $37: oats and vetch mix
ed hay. uncertified clover hay. to $24-
zs ton. baled, on Willamette Vallev
Salem Market
Quotations
BUTTERFAT
Premium
No. 1
No. S
PUNTS
Wholesale
Retail
.7$
.71
.63
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EGGS (Baytag)
Large Double A
Medium
Pullets
Cracks
EGGS (Wholesale)
Large double A
Medium double A .
Pullets and cracks
POULTRY
No. 1 Leghorn hens
No. 1 colored hens
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No. 1 colored fryers. 2 '1-3 lbs
No. 1 colored fryers. 3 lbs. up
nt. i oia cocks
LIVESTOCK (Bt Vallav pukt
Limn
19.00
Yearlings
-10.00
. 2.00
13.00
10.00
. 13.00
17.00
21.00
24.00
to 12.00
Ewes
to 7.00
to 13.00
to 13.00
to 17.00
to 21.50
to 23.00
to 26.00
Fat dairv m i
Cutter cows
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Calves (300 to 430 lbs.)"
Veal, choice
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by the Associated Press
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BONO AVERAGES
20 10 10 16
Ralls Zndust Util Forgn
Saturday SO. 7
101.6
100.1
62.6
62.4
62.0
63.4
694
Previous day 90.8
Week ago 90.6
Month ago , 91.1
Year ago . 91J
101.1
100.9
101.1
101.7
100.1
100.0
99.7
103.0
STOCK AVERAGES
30 13 IS 60
In Hurt Rails Utfl Stka
Saturday 92.4 44.4 40J 68J
Previous day 92.4 44.4 40J 68J
Wee ago . 91 6 43.9 40J 67J
Month ago (1J 44.6 40.7 68.S
Year ago S2.7 34.1 434 65.6
Conscientious, Dignified
Service
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Soviet Press
Airs Seizure
Of Foodstuffs
BERLIN, Oct. 0-WVThe Soviet
controlled ADN news agency re
ported seizure of "great quantities"
of coal and food in a crackdown on
truck traffic in the Soviet sector
of Berlin today. The agency said
the cargo was unauthorized by
Soviet authorities.
The special drive, ordered by
Soviet Commander Alexander
Kotikov on all vehicular freight,
was carried out by Germans work
ing for the Soviet food and eco
nomics offices.
ADN said that 77 seized trucks
lacked proper papers for their
freight. The agency charged the
cargoes were intended for the il
legal supply of blockaded western
Berlin from the Russian sector.
The truck owners were not identi
fied, but they presumably were
Germans.
Wheat Prices
Climb Higher
CHICAGO, Oct. f -UP)- Mills
gave the wheat market support
on the board of trade today and
prices were a little higher at
the close. Other grains and soy
beans did not get that type of
support and generally sank in
slow dealings. Losses ran to sev
eral cents In soybeans;
Wheat closed Vt lower to i
higher, December $2.254, corn
was i-4 lower, December
I1.42H-1-42, oats were lower
to higher, December 74, and
soybeans were 3', 4 -4 lower, No
vember $2.47-2.48 VA.
Buying of wheat by mills was
believed to represent lifting of
hedges against flour sales to for
eign governments. Only purchase
reported was that by Italy 7" which
was said to have, bought six car
goes of 80 per cent extraction
flour for October-November ship
ment.
Demand for cash corn fell off
sharply, a leading processing in
terest reporting it was j not in
the market for the grain right
now. As a result, cash prices
tumbled S to 10 cents. The high
er bids to the country attracted
more grain, bookings totaling
82,000 bushels.
Britisher Predicts
Trips to the Stars
In Fer" Decades
LONDON. Oct. sMaVA British
philosopher predicted tonight that
man. if all goes well with the hu
man race, will land on other plan
ets of the solar system, "within
few decades.
But unless international rela
tions Improve, said Dr. W. Olaf
Stapledon, man may blow his own
planet Into a string of asteroids
and never know the thrill of
voyaging in outer space.
Dr. Stapledon, a University or
Liverpool lecturer, gave his views
of the future in a prepared address
for a British Interplanetary society
He said it is "very unlikely-
there are Intelligent races on any
other planets with the possible ex
ception of Mars.
Nature Boy?
Becomes Papa
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 9 - (JP) -
Nature Boy" became a papa to
day.
A six-pound four-ounce son was
born in St. Vincents hospital to
Mrs. Eden Ahbez, wife of the na
ture-loving song-writer.
Both mother and baby are "do
ing okay," the hospital said.
J-..
Tw Stcrtosmirit, SalemJ
Loot Totalling
$5i0 Found;
Suspect Seized
More than $500 in loot was col
lected by city detectives Saturday
night with the arrest of a man
they identified as Kenneth A.
Moore, charged with passing sev
eral bogus checks in Salem Satur
day. j '
Two rifles and a Colt Automatic
r smhn th Irwit talron frnm
the local hotel room where Moore:
naa registered riaay, cetecuves
sakL j
W n tir a r A Xfanlat nf 1Lffar1a
Jrw-it-ti'n ClnnAm itnr t79 Ktat
st became suspicious of the check'
1 . . r i - m . . i
cainea oy aaoore in payment ior a
hunting; rifle and called c(ty police.!
Detective Wavne Parker betran a
check for a car which! he. said
Moore purchased in Portland with
a bad check, and discovered it
parked on a Salem streeL Moore;
was arrested when he returned to
the car! a few minutes later and
admitted passing ine eneexs, mar
ker said. i !
He also admitted passing worth-!
less checks in Portland for several
thousand dollars. Parkr uiH
Lou W. Howard, released from
tne uregon state prison: May la,
was held in the city Jail Saturday
on charges of vaerancv. drunk and
attempting to pass a worthless
check. City detectives I arrested
Howard in a local hotel for at
tempting to pass a check for $94.60
at the Town and Country store
Friday In payment for S40 in mer
chandise.
Warren Backs I
1 " i i
80th Congress I
Farm Record
; ; It
' ! i
KiniTV rrrv Ta rv-f a yoj
Aui-tiri9 th ROP i crVitieth vn-
gress was the first in history toj
initiate a long term farm program
riAvprnAr F-arl Warrn toniVht
pledged; the republican party to m
stui Dener joo on larm iprooiems
after election of a republican ad
ministration j j
Coming into a state topping the;
nation in the value of its argicul-j
tural mltmit tho HOP vt rrt-
dential candidate devoted a major
campaign talk to a discussion ot
his party's farm record.! i
The republicans, he said, are
committed to a long term pro-j
gram designed to encourage pro-
duction and to avoid a boom and
bust cycle. i
The GOP rlatform he rlflar1
rail a for "oimrier" soil i mnwrv-
ation measures, a flexible support
price program, commodity loang
onH fartn ewrlit: ninl letHfla
uon ana xarm ownea ana operateq
cooperauves. i
VMW Studies
Lif b Tenure for
John L. Lewis
!
United I Mine Workers eommitte
torlav StiiHiaH nrnrtAtal tn crivar
jonn i) lewis uieume (enure as
rnM3rlnt nf tho nnlnn and ririiVl
or more his salary. It will begin
reporting Monday at the union a
convention on proposed changed in
the UMW constitution. 1
One resolution would boost
Lewis' present salary of $25,000 a
rear to as much as 17S.0O0.
The salary resolution which ap-!
pears to nave most support wouia
double his present pay. It also;
would 'increase salaries of vice
president and secretary-treasurer
ixora io,uuu to ajo,uuu.
Now Buying; j
Filberts and
7alnni
Highest Cash Pried Paid
on Delivery j
i.
H. R. Jones
j at the
Shryder Transfer
2SS B. Cottage Ph. Uf9
Why Suffer Any Longer
Wkea oCkers fan. s ettf Calaese
remedies. Aasastag saccess far COM
years la Chiaa. Na a-atter with
arhat slhaeats yaa are amieteo
gtsorders. staasiUs. heart, laags. Uv
er, kldaeys. gas. r stipatlea. aleers.
Slaaetas. rkeaaaatlaas. rail aad alao
Ser fever, skla. f task Is eeaaata-Ma
3 CHARLIE
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Office Moors t so
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WANTED
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HIGHEST PKICX CASH ON! DELTVEXx FOWL O-tCHAKD
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4U N. Front Street SALEM Telephone S-7US ;
Orixjonj S-a-d-rr: Dclcfe 10, 19I-1H
-Salem
Obitiiarie;i
Margaret FJlen Simpson. 7. for
mer Salem resident, at the horned
fl'r,," ,nd daughter to Oceanslde,
Califs Thursday. October 7. Survived
by sons. Earl R. Slmpsoo, Ocewullde
and Bert Simpeon. Saleanddag?: '
if.r- Alyce Kathleen SimpJon? Oc-S-ide
Services will be held Monday
T. BJgon chapel with the Rev. Brooks
Hoore officiating. Interment at Bel
crest Memorial park. ft
AHKENS : . f
i-1". rUf- Ut resident of Turner.
.Po,t,'Kl ThurViMy- October 7 at the
l,ot " Fears. Survived by brothers.
Eddie Ahrens and Henry Ahrenbo5
A T-ldoB eh-Pi the Rev. tl. '
" Ifm .
ran
HirVv'H1-" ?tvlrr' October t.
i7tnLBR-d- Utm resident of 390 N
ly SJUrKYd br J widow, I ve
yn Kead. Salem; twet listen .
Phoebe Wleler. Quincyi wT!Z' -S'
Rlgdon chapeL j "
PORTEK " I'" '
, f- rtr. toto resident of 2g
Obert T " ho.Ptt.1 Frid-y!
i " 3re r. Porter of
IVfTHl. " .?: hl Wed!
. '""r -. SI 130 D.m. from
-cy s ens pel m McMlnnvUle. inter
ment la tK- fof z:.'r
etery. ; www. .
Thomas Terms I
Three Opponents
'Phony Fightcrs
PADUCAH. Kir rw o ma .
Norman Thomas, socialist candi
date for president, asserted ; in
campaign add. -ess here tonight -that
three of his opponents are i
"phony fighters for civil rights."
He thus described President
Truman. Gov. Thomas v t ..,-
republican nominee, and Henry '
A. Wallace, progressive part can- '',
didate. ! ;f '
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Flyer Lands Safely
W - - is i
in loastal Waters
SEA'l'l l .Y. rw o in. a Vt 4.'
Bend, Ore., flyer with one passen.
ger aboard made a successful for
ced landing tonight with his light
land Diane In shallmar
uuuicra Oregon beach, the roa r
&uu icportea. ix)ux the pilot, ,
James Moberg of North Bend, and )
ie passenger, AiDert Glenn of
.Portlanr! Mratil 44... . .
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LTTTLE MAN WINS . t' '. i' $
SPOKANE, ! Oct. 8 TJtUo
I-" -wu "ic icaiure uu XiXJJT.
PUf t Playfair track today and ."
r " --. mmx u. x na ,i
Flayfalr meeting will end tomor-
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LONG BEACH. Calif, Oct '
Utn THO enact maM u
the motorship Malibu Inex is "safe
and out of danger- and homeward 1
bound from a luolrl-- n4
millions In pirate gold. f
I7e Want I
AJwayg a Dopfmdahlo
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