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KEX 1190 HOUR 00:09 00:15 00:30 00:45 6 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KEX Morning News (Timekeeper March Time fNewi KOCO KXOCK KOCO KLOCX (KOCO KLOCK iFarm Parade News Roundup KOIN Klock KOIN Klock IKOIN Klock Hodge Podge I Hodge Podge Kneaas Newa Hodge Podge Early Bird (Early Bird IFarm Hour IFarm Hour 7 KSLM Newi I Rise and Shin IRiae and Shine (Top Trades KOCO Tex Ritter (News to Sports Top o' MornlnglNews KOIN KOIN Klock News Bob Garred iFred Beck KGW Farm Time IFarm Time Old Songs jSam Hayes KEX News M. Agronsky Bob Elson Zeke Manners 8 KSLM COCO KOIN KGW KEX Bargain CountrV. Llndlahr- Haven of Rest User News Fred Waring Breakfast Haven of Rest Barn Follies Fred Waring iBreakfast Sons Pioneers IBreakfast Time West. 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Lamour KEX SporU I Home Edition Autograph (Candlelight 7 KSLM Straight Arrow Straight Arrow I Here's to Vets Orchestra KOCO Henderson (Voice of Army ILightner. Sports Lightner, Sports KOIN Playnouse (Playnous (1st Nighter 1st Nlghter KGW Guild Players Ouild Players (Fred Waring Fred Waring KEX Child's World (Guild Players (Abbott. CoeteL Abbott. CosteL 8 KSLM Jr. Dick JockeylJr. Dick Jockey I Orchestra lOrchestra KOCO Comments Guest Star (Party Line Party Line KOIN Lowell Thomas Smith Show (Mr. Keen (Mr Keen KGW Supper Club World News LAldrich Fam. lAldrlch Fans. KEX Candid Mike ICandid Mike ISpu Cavalcade Spts Cavaicadel 9 KSLM News F1. Lawton IBuck Nation Orchestra KOCO News Musle J Frank De Vol (Frank De Vol KOIN FBI (FBI (Beulah (Night Editor KGW Burns. Allen Burns. Allea (Noah Webster I Noah Webster KEX Candid Mike I Candid Mike I Final Edit. (Final Edit, - . KSLM Fulton Lewis (Leatherneck News lOrchestra ll KOCO Rem. Rhythm (Rem. Rhythm Track 1490 (News III KOIN S Star Final Feature Orchestra lOrchestra I f KGW News Sports Page Current Choice ICurrent Choice KEX N.W. News (intermezzo (Concert Hour IConcert Hour 1 KSLM Open House pen House Open House News 1 KOCO Track 1490 Track 1490 Track 1490 Track 1490 I KOIN Serenade Orchestra Air-no Atr-flo I KGW News Marine Band Wax Museum Wax Muaeom KEX Concert Hour IConcert Hour Orchestra Orchestra KOAC 550 k.e. Thersday 10 a.m.. Newi: ! 15. Especially for Women: 11:00. Oregon School of Air: 11:13. Con cert HaU. 12.-00. News: 12:15 p.m.. Noon Farm Hour; 10. Ride 'Em Cowboy; 1:13. Oregon School of Air; 1:49. Mel ody Lane; 2 00. Home Garden Hour: 1 JO, Memory Book of Music; 2:43. Oregon School of Air; 3.-00. News: 3:15. Music of the Masters; IM, Oregon Re porter; 4:19. Favorite Hymns; 440, Kern and Sloop; 4:49. Children's The ater; IM. On the Upbeat: tJM. Sports Club; 6:00. News; 0:19. Dinner Melo dies; 0:30. 'Round the Cam pf ire; 7 US. Evening Farm Hour; 8:00. Psychology of the family; SJO. Forrestry; 0:49. News; 0:00. Musle That Endures; 9:4a. Evening Meditations: MM, Sign Off. Conscientious, Dignified Service Portland Produce ! PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. rT AP Butterfat tentative, subject to Im mediate change. Premium quality mag lmura to M to 1 per cent acidity de livered In Portland SS-TSe lb.: first ouallty. S4-rre lb.: second quaUty 3 see lb.: valley quotes end country points se lees than nrst. Butter WhoJeiaJt FOB. bulk cubes, grade A A. I) score, tee lb.; A M score. Me lb.; b. 90 score tie lb.; C. S9 score. Sle lb. Above pricee are strictly no- . Cheese Selling price to Portland wholesalers: Oregon singles, 43-49e; Oregon S-lb. loaf. 44-Sle. Eggs To wholesalers: A grade, large S3i-ea.c dook.; A grade me dium. Mls-594c; A grade small. 49- sotsc; S grade large. U-MViC Eggs Purchased from farmers. Current recelpU. ST'i-OOlic dox.; buyers; pay J-J'ic below wholesale quotations on graded basis for best hennery eggs. : Live chickens (No. 1 quality. FOB plants 1 broilers, under 2 lbs, 34 Me lb 2,i-4 lbs.. 3Sc; roasters. 4 lbs. and over. 3Scu; fowl, leghorn, under 4 lbs, j 36-zSc lb.; fowl. leghorn over 4 lbs,j 2S-2SC lb.; colored fowl, all welgnts, 21 -32c lb.; old roosters, all weights. 19-1S lb. Turkeys Prices quoted are net to the' producer on a dressed weight basis. U-8. No. 1 young torn. 43-44e lb.; No. I young hens. 83-&4e. t i Rabbits Average to retailers for locally: dressed animals, 9-2c; fry ers, live, white. 22 -33c; colored. 30 31c: old or heavy, 15-lSc. i . Fresh dressed meets: (Wholesalers to retailers in dollars per 100 pounds.) Steers Good, all weights. S4S-4S; commercial. $41-43; utility S3S-30. Tow$ Commercial. S34-30; utility. $33-34;! canner - cutter $29-22. Beef euU (good steer) Hind quar ters $$3-98; rounds $51-93; full loins, trimmed. $74-19; triangles $42-43; square chucks. $49-49; ribs. $00-44; forequarters, $44-49. Veal; and calf Good and choice, $43-43- commercial. $30-41; utility, $33 39. Lambs Oood -choice. 30-00 lbs, $44-4; aD. weights. $43-49. Mutton Good. 70 lbs, down, $31 Pork cuts Loins. Ne. 1. $ to 11 lbs.. $63-07; shoulders. 18 lbs. down. $49-90; spare ribs. 9 lbs. down. $34-M. Carcasses AU weights. $38-39. Wool Coarse, valley and medium grade.: 48e lb. Mohair 29e lb. e 11 - month growth. Country killed meats: Veal Top quality, 3S-40et other grades according to weight and quali ty. ! Hogs Light blockers. 33-37e lb.; sows, light, 31-34e lb. Lambs 38-40c lb.; mutton 14-30e. Beef Good cows. 39-33e lb.; can nera and cutters. 28-28c lb. Potatoes Oregon russets, eentral dist.. No. I -A. $3.13-3.39; 29-lb, M-93c; No. 1. 50-lb, $1-1.10; Wash.' Yakima russets. No. 1-A. $3.23-3.30; White Rose. $2.73-3.83. Onions 50-lb. wester Ore. yellows. No. 1 med.. $1.60-1.73. Idaho yeUows med,; $1.50-1.63. lrg. $2.50-2.63, white med, $2.60-2.79. Hay Following prices are strict ly KtMninal: U. S. No. 3 green, alfalfa or beter. carlots. FOB Portland. $32 36; U) S. No. 1 timothy. $37; oats and vetch i mixed hay. uncertified clover hay. $24-23 ton. baled, on Willamette valley; farms. Portland Livestock PORTLAND, Oct. 17 -(AP)-(USDA Salable cattle 250. total 300. calves 90; market fairly active, mostly steady; quality mostly canner - common; few cutter - common steers 16.00-20.00; me dium feeder steers 22.00; common hei fers 17.00-20.00; medium grades up to 21.50; i canner - cutter cows largely 13.00-13.50; few 16.00; very few com mon grades fat dairy type cows above 18.50; i common beef cows 16.50-17 JO; good heavy cows up to 20.00: common medium sausage bulls 17.00-21 JO; good choice vealers 26.50-28 00: sizable lota good light grass calves 26.00 with heavy calves more active: common down to 13 JO: ' light cull vealers down ton 10.00. Salable hogs 300. total ; 690; market less active, mostly steady, but extreme top 25 cents lower; sows weak; good choice 180-330 lbs. mostly 29 JO: medium grades down to 27 JO; 250-390 lbs. most ly jojo; lew ISO lbs. 26.30; good 350 900 lb. sows 34JO-23.00; good - choice under 120 lb. feeder pigs quoted 29.50- Saiable and total sheep! 360: market rather slow but mostlv steadv: a-ood- choice woo led lambs 21.50-22 00; med ium - good grades 19.00-20.00; common 17.00-18.00: medium - good around so lb. feeders 17.00; medium good year lings .our gooa neavy ewea s.oo; light weights quoted up to 9.50. Portland Grain PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. 17 -f API- Wheat : No futures quoted. Cash wheat (bid): soft: white so- soft white (ne rex) 2.20; white club 2.30; western red 2.20. i Hard red winter: ordinary 2.30: 10 per cent 2-21; 11 per cent 2.33; 13 per cent 1.29. ; Today's car receipts: Wheat 28; bar ley 1); flour 9; corn 1; oats 2; hay muiicea xs. i CllvJflHP motmit Jlifc MOVED TO ABC fYttWOtft HEX DIAL 1 ISO io P.M. Wo Wan! Your Eggs! Always a Dpejtxdabls) Cash Marksjitl Corly's Dairy Phopo 3-8783 ooTinrxa Pvt. Raymond Joseph Gottfried, late) resident Of 1290 N. 4th st. In the Philip pine Islands la 1943. Survived by his) parents. Mrs. Jacob Gottfried ef Sa lem, and Jacob Gottfried of MaryU hurst. Ore.; six brothers. John. Leonard. Edward, George and Arthur Gottfried, all of Salem, and Leo Gott frted of Portland: and four sisters. Mrs. Ana Hall of Portland. Mrs. Ange Une Howe ef Glads tone. Lorreita Gott frted I eg Bay Oty and Rose Marie Gottfried of Salem. Announcement ol services later by the W. T. JUgdoa company. HfLDEBSLAKDT Mrs. Isabella Jane Hlldebrandt. late resident of Salem, at PeEU. Wash., Saturday. October 23. Survived bye son. Paul Hlldebrandt of Toledo. Wash.; two sisters. Mrs. A. O. An drews of Salem and Mrs. A. T. Oden bah ee- San Francisco, and a brother. Dm1lJ.l!uu of Independence. Ser vices will be held1 at the Clough-Bar-rtck chapel Thursday, October 29. at I p. m. Dr. Chester Ham bun efflclat Ing. Interment to City View cemetery. WlUUUtO Mrs. Faith PoweU Wlllard. late re sident e SpearfUh. S. D, in that city Thursday. October 21. Survived by her husband. Walter B. WUlard of Spear- flaVh. 9Bs1 Sa hrArKaie If-Jsk sat Salem. Orevealde servleea at Belcrest "'" "er eurecuosi ec Clough-Bar-rick company. OMENS " ' " , iJUt atTllf City. October 23. Mrs. Iis Abrama Qm.ii. 1-t- -.i . w T and orrar resident of . vavw mtr 91 OWES. "SA Sren ol Nw York: a broth- 7' V ' V"- A"rams ec Salem; a sis ter Letitia Abrama of Salem: mrJ TL arandcbildMn. Rnnii - - fon Greene of New York. Services will neu mini xne w. t. Rlgdon chapel Saturday. October 30. st l3o p.m.. the Rev. Breoka Umim hm.h.. t. ment at the Abrama family plot In the atwweT IGH ia W,tt-HJrh' at th residence. 310 Park st, SUverton. Tuesday, Oc tober SSL at H- mm .. c r husband. WUUam A. High r:. aaugnxer. aars. Evelyn sona. Mervln L. High of San "Mateo. wiuiain A. High. PortUnd. and Charles A. Hieh. Rrlah.iu n . --a - M- Clara Moore of Eugene. Services Will be held Friday, October 39 at $ n. m at th. ur t i5 i -a i jV - -nm imi. in cluding services will be held In Bel crest Memorial park with the Rev. M. n- m unr ouiciaimg. HARRIS " Pvt. Ivan JimM VmrMm . - -- --- . MKfr of M1U City, in the Philippine islands Kliicracnr zj. iet, at tne age of 29 years. Survived by his mother, Mrs. Mlna Mav Hirrti nt un . . .i - ------- Ulft, Mrs. Carl Plunkett of Eugene, and uiuuicr, urianao flirni of Mill City. Announcement of services later by the Howell-Edwards company. MODLEV At the residence. 403 RmrnnA en- verton. Tuesday. Octnh-r M xji y. the age of 69 years. Survived "f wiaow, aurs. uertrude Morley. Sllverton: two hroth-r. rK.i. u ley and Johnny Morley. both of Sll verton: slaters. Mrs. Ella McCleary, SUverton. Rose E. Whitlock and Ivy "" ora. services will be held Friday, October 29 at 1:30 D. m. at the W. T Vti orlnn rhn r. I u,4.b. concluding services at the Miller ceme tery, auverion. - WILLIAMS : Erwin Henre William. - v- . f . Jct on Salem rouU 2. October 27. "J nia wiaow, Minnie Wil llama. Salem; daughter. Mrs. R. J. Bet tencourt. Lodi. Calif.; sons. Leon Wil liams, Toledo, and Guy Williams, Sa lem! n4 fve grandchildren. Services wlJ! held from Clough-Barrlck cha pel Friday October 29 at 1:30 p, m. Interment in Belcrest Memorial park. Now Buying Filherls and Walnals Highest Cash Price Paid on Delivery H. R. Jones at tht Shrydcr Transfer 2SS 8. Cottage Ph. 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