The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, June 08, 1956, Page 24, Image 24

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    2i-(Sec. Ill) Statesman, Salern, Ore.. FrL, June 8, 'jTwO Named
Associates In
ne Firm
Business. News
Eabson Reporter' v
Election Years Fail
To Affect Economy
" NimcA m associates la tbt
James L Payne architectural
firm Thursday were Frederick K.
Kruse, an em
ploye iia c
1850 and draft
; inf. department
1 chief tbt lilt
two yean, and
Daie A 1 1 1
t Fltta, who
jalaed the
V I company a year
, 4w- MiMl a kaU aio.
37 Li KniM ii I
rraoertrk Braaa native of North
Bend, a graduate of the Univer
sity of Oregon, a three-year Navy
veteran ef
By BOCSB B ARSON o J' f
Cepngight-195-Publishers Financial Bureau, Incorporated'
BABSON PARK, Mau.-I have ben atudyinf the record of busi
aeas aod the stock market ia election years since the turn of the
century. Is there a definite pattern which ve can use to find out
where we stand at the present time historically? Caa we use this
knowledge to estimate what conditions we should expect for WW?
;.J' :" NO' DRASTIC CHANCES' ' . ': '''' ''
'Fourteen elections have come and font since I graduated from
the Massachusetts Institute ot Tecnnoiogy. im out
come of the elections-whetber the victor, was Demo
cratic or Republican, whether the result was a
surprise or cut-and-dried, whether wa were at war
or at peace seemed to make little difference. Po
litical parties spend millions of dollars to arouse
the voters to the tremendous consequences of failing
to vote the right way. Yet the spending habits of
the people have continued undisturbed by the'
turmoil, v , ,
- Conseouentlv. it seems useless to get too excited
about election years. Political activity does not ,Dd ,j0 , unjVfrIity 0f
appear to cause any drastic changes in the economy, j Oregon graduate in architecture,
New York Closing Stocks
Reported by
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supervision
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Willamette Un
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churches and,
state construe-
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at 2980 Peck Ave.
Fitch, who was born in Hills-
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served with the Army for three
years in the U, S. and Europe;
was employed as an architect in
If Business has been good, it tends to continue good. Spotty business
continues to be spotty. The nation's economy seems to disregard
nniitira. It deoends. instead, uoon fundamentals such as the Im
patience of people to buy merchandise, the willingness of Industrial- B,rDirli Calif., and Salem
isis to expand their plants, the eagerness of bankers to loan money. joining the Payne firm.
As a result, I forecast that the volume pusiness wansweo ,n(j presently is in charge of work
year win shew no substantial cnange, eiiner up or own, irora ikw
levels.
J WILL THE BOOM CONTINUE?
' Most si my friends who work for a living tell me they "never
had It so good." Reports from the rest of the MS million population
tell the tame story, plenty of work at good wages. Even the farmers
wba have seea their gross Uke decline still make fairly substantial
. tax payments to Uncle Sam. How much longer can these good times
keep npT Wbea will Newton's Law of Action and Reaction catch up
with this decade of high prosperity?
I forecast that there will be ae collapse of the aation'a economy
this year. Much publicity baa been given to the soa!led "built-in
stsbUiers,M-SociAl security, public works, and read-biulding. Stimu
lators of business, such sa "no-money -down" selling and defense work,
are said to be the answer to any anticipated letdown in business.
All these stimulants will work for a while. They caa provide the
accessary push to keep the nation's economy rolling along in high
gear through WW tf the Washington managers find they are needed!
They, however, cannot be successful la rolling- back a tide of Reae
tlon permanently. .
SHOULD EXCnTNO MARKETS BE EXPECTED?
Careful scrutiny of the stock market during the past 14 election
years reveals ae standard pattera. Election of Republican "trust
buster" Theodore Roosevelt in 1904, and ot Taft in 1MB occurred
in years ef strong bull markets. Harding, a Republican, in 1920 saw
a weak market; while Cooiidge m U24 enjoyed rising stock prices.
Hoover, perhaps the best economist of all. also saw rising prices, but
subsequently witnessed a great collapse. Franklin Roosevelt's elec
tion years showed mixed trends. Truman in 1918. saw no definite
stockmarket trend. The situation in general appears to be: Since
the nation's businessmen and investors prefer conservative thinking
ia Washington, we are more likely to see expanding business snd a
more buoyant stock market when the Republicans are in office
but this is not always true.
n As long as President Eisenhower's health continues to improve,
and provided there is no radical change in the international situa
tioa, t caa se no serious threat to business or the stock market
during 195t. But I cannot visualize a new boom this year on top
" of the long-extended period of prosperity we have already had. I
forecast that we may well aee one or two breaks in the msrket,
Imerruptod by a series of equally sharp rallies. Certain groups ot
securities may even reach new high levels while other groups may
decline to new lows. Election Jean, however, offer no sure clue to
business prospects or stock market profits.
on the Siiverton junior Hign
School, North Howell Elementsry
snd Baxter Hall. He resides at
2M Shoreline Dr.
Stock Market
Creeps Higher
NEW YORK m A creeping
advance took the stock market Up
another notch Thursday to a new
recovery high.:
The market reached a low point
In a three-week reaction a week
ago Monday, and since then It has
been going up oa relatively light
volume.
The Associated Press average of
0 stocks waa up $1.30 at tlM OO,
the best level of the current re
covery. The industrial component
added ll.M, rails were up $1.40.
and utilities gained 30 cent.
There were only 1.11$ individual
issues traded, second lowest total
of the year. Plus signs had a bet
ter than two-to-one edge top up
and 284 down. Seventeen stocks hit
new highs for the year and 17
touched new lows.
Volume wss 1,630,000 shares as
compared with 1,460,000 shares
traded in Wednesday s lower mar
ket, .
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Comw Ediaon 41
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El Paao Gaa 4f,
Emer Radio ai.
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Int Harveat
Int Mckal
Int Paper
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Jonea Skill.
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Kara Land
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Loew'a Inc
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M a M Wood
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Mont Ward
Motorola
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Natl Dairy
Natl Dlitill
Natl Gypaum
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Portland Produce
PORTLAND UD - Butterfat -Tentatrv
e, subject to- immediate
change Premium quality, deliv
ered ia Portland, M43 lb; first
Quality $7-60; second quality $2-$$.
' Butter-Wholesale, ' fob bulk
cubes to wholesalers Grade' AA,
K score, hM: A grade. tZ score,
StVs; B grade $0 score $7; C grade
$9 score, SS.
Cheese To wholesalers Oregon
singles, 41-4$ lb; Oregon S-lb loaf,
43'i-50.
Eggs To wholesalers Candled
f o b. Portland. A Urge, 4i-44'4:
A medium, JS-40'i; A small, 27
W. Eggs To retailers Grade AA,
large, 47-49; A large. 44-46: AA
medium, 41-43; A medium, 40-42;
A small, 29-31. Cartons. 2-3 cents
additional.
Esjgs To consumers AA large,
$4-59; A large, 51-56; AA medium,
47-52; A medium, 46-51; A small.
36-41.
Live poultry No. 1 quality, f.o.b.
Portland Fryers 2'i- lbs, 23-24;
at farm 22'j-23'i; light hens, 17-
11 at farm: heavy hens,
farm: olr1 roosters. 11-12.
Turkeys To producers L i v e
weight fryers, 27-2: bredr tur
key hens, eviscerated, 3031;
Markets at Glance
NEW YORK (AP-Stocks-Hiiher;
Usht tradinf.
Bonds Mixed; govern menta im
prove. ,
Cotton 0,ulet, hedflnf.
CHICAGO:
Wheat Hlfhar: rallied at eloaa.
Corn Mixed; atranf ui from wheat
rally.
Oate Mixed; followed corn.
Soybean Miner; atrone, buylnf.
Hoaa Butchers JS to so cents
lower: top 111 .
Cattle Bteera steady to IS cents
lower; top S2S.1S.
SJ Tianam 'a
z Trana Wo Aln ,- 11
M,, Tv.cn Can Ton .... WJi
47',!' v
3S i Union Carb 11
24 I'nion Oil
SA I'nion Pac Ry
an'l ' I'm Aircraft
S8 : Dm Air Linea
37 Unl Coip
S 1 Vni f ruit
3S ItlH Plvwood .
15 ! IIS, Rubber .
IS Steel .
S4 w
4-'' ,i- ti. mi.
Waah Water P t 37
Weal Air Br 31
Western Atr
Western EJee 54
Writern Union 10
Woolwortlt 4S
42i breeder toms, 39-40.
Rabbits Average to grow'"
Live white, 3-4'i lbs, 23 26; 5-6
lbs, 18-21 ; old colored pelts 4 rents
less; old does, 10-14, few higher.
58-
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01 ; Cllt lip, OJ-O.1.
Wholesale Dresaed Meats
Beef carcasses Steers, choice
500-700 lbs, 32.00-35.00: good, 31.00
34.00; standard. 29 00 - 32 0;
cows, 24.00-29.00; utility. 23.00
27.00; canners and cutters, 21.00
23 50.
Beef cuts choice steers) Hind
quarters. 42.00-46.00; rounds
39.00-43.00; full loins, trimmed,
(1.00 67.00; forequarters, 26 00-42.0tM6.00.
Pork cuts Loins, choice, $-19
lbs, 52 00-58 00: shoulders. 1$ lbs,
down, 29.00-33.00: spareribs, 40.00
40.00; fresh hams. 10-14 lbs, 48 a-
S2...
Veal and calves Good-choice,
all weights, $2.44-45.00; commer
cial, 2800-40.00.
Spring lamb-Cholce-prime, 40
$0 lbs, 48 00-50 00; good, 4$ 00
4800. Lambs-Choice, 4-50 lbs, 4100
44 00; good, $7.00-42 00.
Wool Nominal clean basis, i
blood, 1.00-0S; H blood, 1.03-08;
blood, 1.12-18: fine, 1.17-23.
Cauntry-dressed Meata. f k
18-19 at i Partlaad:
Beef-l'tilily cows, 22-24 lb; cut
ters, 19-24 lb.
Hogs Best lightweight blockers,
24-26 lb; light lean sows, 18-22 lb.
Veal-Top quality lightweights
28-30 lb; rough heavies 20-30 lb.
Lambs Top grade springers 3a
42 lb: good yearlings, 30-32 lb. .
Mutton Lightweight ewes and
weathers $-12 lb.
Fresh Predur
Onions Ore. Danvers, No 1
med, 200-50; Calif. Yellows, med.
3 50-4.00.
Potatoes-Calif. Long Whites No.
1-A. 10 or min, 100 lb. mnstlv
few down to 6.2S; No. 2,
Portland Livestock'
W4W4$j&eajewj
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ii
PORTLAND (IWUSDA)-Cattle
salable 20$; market moderately
active, steady; load high choice
1,014 lb fed steers 21.25; load 1.110
lbs 21.00; load, and few lots 1,000
1,070 lb average choice steers
20 50; few food steers 19.00; heif
ers scarce; few utility offerings
11 00-14.00; canner - cutter cows
7.00-9 50: shells down to $.00: util
ity 11.00 12.00; few commercial
cows 12.00-5; utility buUs 15 5
16 50 with late above 1,(00 lbs
17.00.
Calves salable 75; moderately
active, about steady; few choice
vealers 19.00 - 21.00; good 17.00
19.00; cull calves, vealers dowa to
9.00.
Hogs salable 200; No. 1 lots
scarce; market moderately active,
steady; few early sales No. 1-2
10-235 lb butchers 19 00-25; No. 1
lots Wednesday 19.50: mixed lots
No. 1-3 butchers 18.75; No. 3
grades down to 18.25; few 300-500
lb sows 12.00-15.50.
Sheep salable 300: market mod
erately active, about steady: few
lots choice spring lambs 2325-50;
high good-choice lambs 22. 50-2.1. Oft;
few cull-choice shorn ewes 2.00-500.
Portland Grain
$.50-7.25,
4.30-5.00.
Hay-New Crop No. 2 green
alfalfa, baled, fob. Portland
nominally 35.00-36.00 ton. New
crop prices not established.
PORTLAND W - Coarse grains,
15-day shipment, bulk, coast deliver-.
Oats No, 2, 38 lb white 58.00
50. Corn No. 2, E. Y. shipment
70.50.
Wheat (bid) to arrive market,
basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast:
Soft White 2.14; Soft White (ex
cluding Rex) 2.14: White Club 2.14.
Hard Red Winter: Ordinary 2 14:
10 per cent 215: 11 per cent 2.21;
12 per cent 2.24.
Car receipts: Wheat 19; barley
20; flour 11: corn 9: mill feed 1.
CHICKS GET TO TURKS
NEW YORK Ut A shipment f
$5,000 baby chicks left by plana
Tuesday night for Turkish farm
ers. The chicks, some only six
hours old, are the gift of, the
Heifer Project" Committee, com
posed of various protestant de
nominations.
(mam
Pay Less has the Revlon solution to your
$64,000 BEAUTY PROBLEMS
CHCOSE YOUR GLAMOROUS REVLON BEAUTY AIDS FROM PAY LESS DRUG
WHERE STOCKS ARE ALWAYS COMPLETE.
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Western Securities
,'Tbass WO and ask quotations rap
rtaant prkaa at which ana ar mora
craalara, awmbara of tha National Ai
aociaUoa at aaevrity Oaslar's be,
would trade with tha gaaarsl aublic
at wis ttma tha auotaUon wars gath
are at I a. at. yastarday: -
"'''' ' - ',- Bid Aakad
Callf.-Ortfon owar S4
Caaeada Plywood .UV,
Conaol. rraisht . 15',, IT,
Iron riramaa ' 14',
Jantaan Inc. Com. '' J4',
Main a Frank H, Ifl
Momaon-Knuaaaii , , ,L ',
Ora.-Port. Camant
Paa. t. It L. Com. , .
Pope h Talbot
Portland Caa Ji Coka...
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Bank of America
Bank a4 California
Chaaa Manhattaa
rirat National
Plrat Nat City NY e)4
U. 8. NaUonal IS .
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Investment Trusts
(ZHKa, Bmlthaf Co.. Inc.)
Bid Aikad
Affiliated Fund S OS s SI
Canadian Fund ll.M jnsj
Cantury Sharea Truat.J3.4e MIS
Chamlcal Fund ...11.11 1 91
Delawara Fund 10 97 12 07
Oivar. Invaat. rund -. 1 31 10 21
Dividand Sharaa 3. SO 3 07
Eaton Si H. Bal. Fund S IS 13 71
Gaa. Ind 14.07 1S.3S
Group Tobacco 4.16 4.S7
lneorp. Inveatort 1.(3 10.41
Kar Cuat. Funds:
B-l M.IT S0.02
B-4 10M ll.M
K-i : s.ss 1043
S-3 , 11 1 13.41
a-4 10 M 1123
Man. Bond Fund l S IIU
Mm. lnveit. Truit 34 34 31.1)
Natl. 8ac. Sarin:
Income Sarlaa S It 1 13
Stock Sarta, 147 2
Praf. Stock 8. 171 I M
Natl. Div. Sarin 4 74 S 10
Natl. Growth (II (SS
Pioneer Fund 13 S3 14 02
Tal.-Elec. Fund .....II SO 124
Value Line Inc. Fund . 4 04 ( so
Wellington Fund 13 13 14.SS
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by Tha Aiaoclated Praal
. June I
BOND AVBBA&BS
24 10 10 10
Raila InduiUtil F(n
Net chanfa ..Unch Unch AJ Unch
Thursday M l M S MS S3 1
Prav. day M l M S M l S3 1
Week a0 ... . M S M l M S S4.S
Month ago .... M S M l M l M l
Year ao ..... M S M l SI i S3 7
ISM High M3 7 1 MS Ml
ISM Low . M S S9 S M l S3 1
IMS High Ml MS 100.1 MS
IMS Low Ml Ml Ml M 0
STOCK AVBMAGBS
30 IS IS
lndunt. raili util.
. A'l S AI4 A 3
293 S
292 2
. 290 a
290 S
213.5
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Net change
Thuraday
Prav. day .
Week ago .
Month ago
Month ago
Year ago 220 2
IMS High .... I7J I
1M Low 214 0
ISM High .. ... .297 S
IMS Low 203 I
141 0
130 I
140 1
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152 2
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1290
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Dow Jonrs Averages
NEW YORK (API - Dow-Jonei
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High Low Clone
30 lndua 45.20 400.14 402.99
20 Ralia 1ft 30 104.99 15 7 7
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12xl9' fj" Hsvy pry Wilton
12 x16 Tweed style,
nylon snd rayon
12 X131 5" Green
heavy weight Wilton
12 x1 1' 5" Beige
background tweed ...
12'xlf 9" Sea ipray pattera
in all wool
12 x12' Cocna colored
heavy all wool .
12 x12' 8" All wool
wheat pattern .
12 x8' Green tweed style
nylon snd rsyon
12 x6' Sandalwood frieze,
Wilton, green .
12 x13 Cotton tweed
carpet
9x11 Multi-colored
Early American style
9 x12' Green
All Wool Tweed
9 x18' 8' Random texture
Wilton, Green
12 x5' 8'' Gold tweed
all wool pile .
12'x7' 5'' Sandalwood frieze,
rubberized back
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$2i200
$24300
$13500
$23900
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$20867
$107oo
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$9345
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$8350
$3900
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$199
$16900
$199
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$14900
$129
$900
$3900
$3900
$900
$2900
$129
$3900
$6400
SALE PRICES ON SHORT ROLLS
Siia Description
12 x30' All wool loop pile Wilton
carved leaf pattern, grey
Reg. Prica
Per sq. yd.
Sale Prica
per. sq. yd.
9 x43' Tweed pattern Axminister with beige
back ground wool and rayon
12'x26' 7" Nylon and Rayon pile. Beautiful
Plowed Earth color in a random hi and low loop weave
12x'70' All wool tweed. Beautiful blending of
beige and turquoise rolors
12 x37' All wool loop pile Wilton
carved leaf pattern, green ..
12'x36' Random texture loop pile velvet. Wool and rayon
blend. An excellent carpet value. Cloud grey color .
12'x45' Long wearing nylon and durlon heavy weight
plush pile carpet. Sandalwood, beige color
$95 $993
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s,o $695
sio" $795
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