Th OREGON STATESMAN. Satan, Oraoii, WvanMaar Moniino, Januarr 30. 1948
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"THE YOUNG IDEA" By Mossier
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"ft what If I did 'sec through you we're gonna get married some
day, aren't we?"
Now York Stock Quotations
i By the Associated Prete
NEW YORK Jan. -AP)-Today' closing quoUtiom:
Mi Radio Corp
BO (Rayonier
Al Chenv ic Dye -lOUGen. food
American Can i. 10OVG-n. Motors
Am row at li i...
Am T.I A. T.I !
Anaconda
Atchison i .
Bendtx Avta
Beth Steel 4. ..
Boeing Air ..t
18,' Goodyear Tl ..
..1:j4 Gt Nrth pfd ..
- 491. Int Harvest .
.100 lint 7a per pfd ...
.. 57 J. Manvllle
. 107 Kennecott
33' lxing Bell A
,( TO '.4' Rayonier pfd
Canadian Pae j. 22'.! Maytag
Calif Pack
Cse J I :. 4
Chrysler . ...i.
t'omwlth Sou j.
Con. Kdlson
Cons. Vultee
Cont Ins
Crown 7.el.
I'urtlw Wr j
DoukIa Air I
Dupont Du Ne
Oen Electric . ,
Portland Grain
44' j! Miami Copper
4P, Mont Ward
139'V.Nesh Kelvin
41,4'Nal Dairy
39 INV Central
33"VNofth Am Co ..
. SO' .Northern Pac ..
30?, Pac Am Fian ..
10 IPae Gas F.lec ..
M 'P. T At T. ...
Ul'i P Amrrifin
. . 6Q' Penny" J C
62 I Reynolds Met
. M Safeway
121 Sears Roebuck
.150 .Sinclair Oil ...
. 55 j So. Pacific
31 SUn Brands 7
. IV. SUn Oil Cal 47
. 15?. Stew-Warner 24T
79 Stude'Mker 33s
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37
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84
. 23's Sun. Mining
. 42 Union Oil
. 34j Ifn. Pacific
. 34, irn. Airlines
. 3s I'n Aircraft
IT. S. Steel
. 44'j:Warner Bros
151 'West r.l mfg
28 iWoolworth
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PORTLAND, fire.. Jan. 29 -MAPI
Cash grain: No' 1 flax 3 10 '
I aih wheat bid I : Soft white 1 1 65;
soft whit I 85: soft white (excluding
Rea) 183. white club 169; western
red I as r
Hard red winter: Ordinary I 88; I
per cent 1,86, It per cent I SO; 13 per
cent I 71 i
Hard while baart: Ordinary I 88; 18
per cent 1,67. II per rent IN; 13 per
cent 171 I !
Today's Sar -reoeipt: Wheat 25: bar
ley 3. flour 9; jcom S; hay I; f mill
Portland Livestock
25-Year High
Set by Rye in
Chicago Mart
CHICAGO. Jan. 291P)-May
rye, the only active contract, was
upstair anrf downstairs in today's
trading, but the finishing bell
caught it at 3i rents above yes
terday's dose, for a new 15-year
high.
At the Hart May rye was off
more than 2 retita while the de
ferred deliveries held at the ceil
ing. $144 4 Small offerings re
sulted in rapid fluctuations. A few
minutes before thi finish it was
only it half cent away from the
daily 5 rent advance limit.
Oat, exrept the May delivery,
which it at the SI cent ceiling,
failed to attrart a great deal of
buying interest during the early
part of the teuton. When a dip
of about a cent developed, ele
vator intereftf bought, and shorts
Started to ciAev. with the result
that active deliveries closed only
minor fraction under yesterday's
finish. ' -
At the riae wheat waa un
changed at ceiling. May I SO 4.
Corn was unchanged at ceiling,
May $1.18 Vs. Oats were un
changed to V lower than yester
day's close. May 81. Rye was un
changed to 3V higher, May
$2 12';-4, and barley unchanged
at ceiling. May $1.224.
Supreme Court
Upholds Decision
The state supreme court Tues
day upheld Circuit Judge David
R. Vandenberg. Klamath county,
in a suit brought in behalf of Dale
Davis. 15. to rerover $10,000 dam
ages from Michael Lavenik, for
the loss of a leg resulting from
an automobile accident. The low
er court held for the plaintiff.
The complaint charged negli
gence on the part of Lavenik. The
accident occurred on Monclaire
street in Klamath Falls on April
10, 1944.
SPEED GIs HOME
HONOLULU. Jan. 2wWP-All
army enlisted men eligible for
discharge in this area will be
homeward bound before Febr
uary 28, Coi. William Saff arrant,
chief of the Oahu army person
nel center, announced yesterday
through the army newspaper
Start and Stripes.
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Hour. 1 00 Rul 'J" rowboy; 113 Air
fkChool: 1 45 March of Dltnes; tHO Ttm
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3 It Murar of the Masters: 4i00 Lest
We o;r-t; 4 30 Trsd winds: 3:00 Up
Best, 155 Spcrts. t oo Jws,; Amer.
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PORTLAND. 0r.. Jan. 28 4-AP
( USD A Salable cattle 130, total 235;
salable and total calves 25; holdover
cattle 125; market fairly scUve on
cows and Common-medium steers and
heifers fully steady at Monday's gen
eral 50 cents dec! I ne ; some cows strong
er; two loada holdover fed steer un
sold: com man -m.d lum steers 11.00
15 50; : heifers : 5O-14.00: csnner-cut-
ter cows 00-3 00; shells down; fat
dairy type cows t.OO-lO.OO; heavy Hol
stelns (o f 10.50: medium-good.' cows
11 00-13 CO: good beef bulls 12.50; sau
sage pulls :5tHll 00; with heavy Hoi-
steins' up i to 12 00; good -chotc vesl-
ers i9.no-is.oo; Jew hesvy cslves 14.00-
50 .'i LI
Salable hogs; 100. total 300:' market
steady: barrows and gilt mostly 18.80
few 235-460 lb. sows 11.5O-14.0O; on
lot good-choice 118 lb. feeder ptgs
is is or zs cenu nigner.
Salable and t total sheep 200; scat
tered sales staady at I Monday's 23-30
cents decline; icommon-mediuin lambs
115003 50;. culls down to 7 Oil; good
chotce true kin salable 14 00-15. three
carloads fed lambs Monday 14.50; good
ewes t oo:; common down to w,
rage ; country killed to retailers. 44c
lb; live price to producers, 27 -2 Ac lb.
Turkeys Banc buying price, dress
ed basis: hens. J5.2-36 2c lb; tarns.
30 2-31 2c lb; for toms. net at farms.
Dressed turkeys Packers selling
price to retailers: hens. 43-43' c lb:
toms, 30-4IC lb
Onions Green, local, tl 10-1 IS per
do bunches, California. 31 IS
Onions Oregon dry. No I, 33 34 S0-
Ib sack: Yakima Commercial. S3 38 SO-
lb wk; Idaho Yellow. S3 33 So-lb
rk: Idaho Whit. 32 So 50-11. sack
Potatoes- Ux-al Burbank -2 Wl-3 00
rental; Baker county. 33 50 cental; De
schutes 100s. No. 1. 3345 cental. 3.
SOc ,
Oreaaed meats veal AA. ZZ'ac: A.
214c: B. lS-IS'c; C, 17-173-4c. cull.
14-15C lb i
Hoes Fancy block. 20c lb: lambs
AA. 26c: A. I 24' ic; B. 22c; C. 20c.
MuttonFancy A. 13'4c; M. 12c;. R
grade. S-lOc; beef AA. 21,c: A. 20
3-3: B, 18 3-4c; C. 16 3-4c: canner and
cutter, 13 3-4-14c; canner and. cutter
buns. I4c.
Wool Government control.
Caarara bark Dry stock, 20c lb.
Moiialr 1S44. 12-month. 45c lb
Hay Whoiesal rail shtpmenU: Al
falfa. No. 2 or better. 134-335: oaU
and vetch, mixed hav. valley srowers'
price. $24; clover hay, 521, baled on
farms.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Or . Jsn. 2 (AP)
Butterfat rirst quality, maximum of
of 1 per cent acidity delivered i
Portland. 32-92'iC: premium qua I rty,
maximum of M of I per rent acidity,
53-53' ic: Valley routes and country
points, zc leas man first or ao-90.
Cheese Selling price to Portland
retailers: Oregon triplet, 29 38c; loaf.
Hi.sor id; dssic price triplets to wnoi
salers. 28 3c: loaf. 283c lb.
Eggs To retailers, A A grada, large,
40c; A large, :47c; medium, 44c; smsll
l pullet 1, a-4.
Egg Purchases front farmers
OPA celling, current receipts. 37V:
buyers pav I-10e dog below selling
price on outers.
Butter AA prints. Sl-SI'sc: car
ions. S1-2'.C", A grsde prUits. aO-lle
csrtens, 5H-52c; O grade prints, 30-
31c. - : S
Live poultry Chicken - Burine
price of wholesalers: Broilers. IV4 to
z lbs. zuc; 3 ; to j4 ins, 34e. .rosster
over tbsj 24c; colored hens. 23c:
Leghorn henst 19c; roosters and stags,
lie Ih - 5
Rabbits Government ceiling: Ave-
Salem; Markot
Quotations
Clamour
Breakfast
Tit price be lew supofled by a lo
cal grocer are tndlcatlv g th dally
market prices paid to growers by Sa
lem buyers but are not guarsnteed
by The Statesman -BUTTER.
EC (3 8 AND POULTS Y
Subject to (banc wttoosil aoUcel
BUTTERFAT,
Premium M
No 1 S3
No 2 . ' - 30
BUTTER PRINTS
A
B
Steels Lrcad
As Market Tops
15-Year Mark
NEW YORK, Jan. 2 (AVLed
by steels, the stock market regis
tered another 15-year peek today
on relatively heavy dealings al
though profit realizing on the re
cent upturn restricted gaina for
most departments.
I Hopes that the steel strike and
some other labor controversies
would be settled before the end
of the week, again inspired i
certain amount of purchasing. In
flation psychology, based on the
wage-price spiral, atill was an
important speculative and Invest
ment prop.
- Transfers totaled 2.9 1 0,000
shares compared with 1,480,000
Monday, largest in almost six
years.
i The Associated Press 60-stock
composite waa up .1 of a point at
80.3, a hew high since March 27
1931. It was the second broadest
market on record, 1049 issues ap
pearing. The top was 1001 last
Nov. 7. On the day there were
489 advances, 381 declined and
179 were unchanged.
U.S. Steel finished up 4 at
92 Vi and directors, after the close,
voted the usual $1 quarterly divi
dend, which most had expected,
and reported 1945 net per share
of $3.65 against $4.03 for the pre
ceding year.
r
Fred MaeMorray and Marguerite Chapman seem te expect the worst
la this scene from "Pardon My Past." Opens today st The Elslnore.
Stale Dickers for
Surplus Property
The state of Oregon and a num
ber of its political subdivisions
are now negotiating for war sur
plus property, officials announced
here Tuesday.
The state ia particularly inter
ested in obtaining a large laun
dry at Camp Adair. Officials said
the laundry could be used by state
Institutions and the coat would be
nominal in comparison with what
th equipment cost the war de
partment. Canning plant equipment also
is being sought.
the faculty post, states that :the'
new professor is well qualified to
offer a laboratory approach to the
study of psychology, at he major-
ed in both science and psychology
during his student days.
Professor Simpson ia a member
of both the American and th
Western Psychological asaocia
tions.
Psychologist
Added to WU
Teaching Staff
Prof. James Simpson will be
added to the Willamette univer
sity faculty as assistant professor
of psychology at the beginning of
the spring semester March 11,
Pres. G. Herbert Smith of the
university announced Tuesday.
Professor Simpson will come to
Willamette from Chico State col
lege in California, where he has
been aMiciate profensor of psy
chology for two years. Ke wax
also on the faculty of University ";,m Hotkin. The new minimum is
of California for three years fol- ' 03 n hour.
lowing completion of hit under
graduate and graduate work
there.
President Smith, who announc
ed the appointment upon his re
turn from a l6-day trip in Cali
fornia to interview candidate for
WAGE BOOST APPROVED
PORTLAND. Ore . Jan. 28 av
Rank-and-file approval of an ad
ditional 2't-cent hourly wa6
boost for about 40.000 CIO Inter
national Woodworkers of Amenre
mmbtrs in five western stats
including Oregon, wan rejmrted
ye.tTday by Vice President Wil-
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Quarters
I-sr . , ,,,
Mediums i -
Standards j
Pullets . 4 ,
Cracks 1 ,
POt'LTRY I
No 1 colored hens .....
No 2 colored hens
Colored frys and bske ... 24c20c
Yearling lambs .7l.s to 3i
Ewes i. ,
I4VRSTOCK (By YUley Packl
CATTLE
Beef steers i . , . JO to J5
Beef cows M Is Jl
Dairy cows j. .05; to JM
Bull - f, 7S to 11
Veal i; S.0O , to 13 50
Lambs, top , , 4 12 00
Yearling 00 to 7 08
Ewes j. . JOS, to 4 00
Bucks tOO? to 3.00
Hoes. top. 180-270 lbs. 13 45
270-300 lb.S I 14 95
Sows , i 13.00 t 13 50
Stocks and Bonds
ComoHed by Th A
' Jan X
STOCK AVSSAUI1
34)
elated Pree
P. T. Barnum sponsored a aong
wriurtg contest as puk4irtty for
the first Americau appearance of
Jaatny Lirvd.
ron GOOD HEALTH!
f ml mmd Cal
Ailases
Htmtm (gaer)
fW Vbe
Mtf(-ff $br- Fr$Jmwt 10 A M. $ F. M.
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N. B. Cor Me I. Ba-asMs U OissS Atmm
Tslitiknas EAst ForgasMl 14. Oasoo
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Indus Rails
i tm4 80S
I 108 .3 M
4 102 0 40 3
Tuerday
Pre v. day
Week ago
Month ago .,: W 6
Yesr ago 5 Ml
I94S-4S high 106 4
1943-46 low ' . 783
New 1943-48 highs.
If
Ottl SUs
54 0 ao.3
54 I SO 3
52.7 77.4
47 3 311
33 1 393
50 9 541
32 9 39.2
75.2
sss
01
573
BONO AVERAGES
20
Tuesday .. . .
PYev. day . . .
Week ago ...4.
Month ago .. ,
Year ago
liMS-44 high i
1-46-46 low i
19 18 19
Rati Indus Utll Fogn
105 7 1043 109 2 763
.108.7 1047 U93 76 6
105 2 104.5 1003 763
.103 9 104 0 106 3 753
. 983 104 9 1073 683
105.7 103.5 100 3 76 7
9 2 103.4 106 8 68.1
Tablej of Coastal Titles
Time computed for Taft. Or, by
th U. S Coast and Geooetle Survey
for Th Oregon Statesman
January
31
Tim
10 U a an.
0:11 a jti.
10:54 a.m.
High
Water
66
Standard Low
Tim Water
4t
3
4:13 am.
S :33 pm.
IMlJil,
:U puns.
S.3
a 3
33
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Navy Lieutenant
Visits Brothers
Lt. (jg) Lewis F. Ullman, U. S.
marine service. Is spending a few
days with his brothers, A. E. and
A. J. Ullman in Salem and will
report February 1 in Portland for
his old job as claim agent for the
American Hawaiian Steamship
company.
Ullman left four years ago for
sea duty with the company and
since then has traveled all over
the world, carrying cargo supplies
to all theatres of war. He was at
Normandy within a few days of
the first landings in June 1944.
During the war years at sea, Ull
man was purser and pharmacists
mate.
MORE CAM-PUS HOUSING
i lRTLAND, Ore.. Jan. 2fr-P-Plans
to transfer 250 vacant
Guilds Lake war housing units to
campuses of the University of
Oregon and Oregon State college
within a few months were report
ed last night by E. S. Foster, Seat
tle regional office of the federal
public housing administration.
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