Local Paragraphs
DeMolayt Installing Robert
Beamster, state master councilor
for DeMolay, and the team from
Sllverton, will have charge of
the emi-annual installation of
officers lor Tillicum chapter,
Order of DeMolay. at the Ma
sonic hall In Independence Mon
day night. The ceremonies are
open to the public.
Blaze Quickly Quelled The
Keith Harris residence, 4070
Durbin avenue, was damaged an
estimated $100 Thursday night
while they were away from
home. The blaze was extinguish
ed by the Four Corners rural
volunteer fire department. The
fire is believed to have started
In an electric stove and burned a
hole in a adjacent wall.
Spring Festival Today Jason
Lee Memorial Methodist church
will hold Its spring- festival in
the church basement Friday,
starting at 5 p.m. All depart
ments of the church will par
ticipate. Homemade candies, hot
dogs and other specialities. A
ham dinner will be served. Pro
ceeds from the festival will be
applied to the new church
school building fund. Work of
erection of the new building is
already in progress.
Legislators Return A United
Airline mainliner carrying 17
members of the Oregon legisla
ture from California, where
they met with solons In the
southern state, is due to return
to Oregon Friday, stopping at
Salem at 4:07 p.m. Rep. Chad
wick of Salem, chairman of the
house committee on Interstate
cooperation and Sen. Eugene E.
Marsh of McMinnville will dis
embark at McNary field.
AMVETS to Meet Salem's
AMVET chapter will meet this
Friday night at 8 o'clock In
Chresto Cottage on the Willam
ette University campus. During
the evening an army educational
film, "War in the CBI" is to be
shown. An Invitation has been
extended to all veterans and
their families to attend the
meeting.
.' Gilberts Here Gilbert O
Madison, manager of the Mar
ion hotel for many years, and
Mrs. Madison are in Salem for
a few days. The Madisons, fol
lowing an extensive motor trip
across the country, took up resi
dence in the San Francisco bay
area. It is possible they may
return to Salem.
WU Alumni Meet Salem
graduates of Willamette univer
sity have been asked to meet
with the executive board of the
alumni association in Waller hall
Immediately following the May
day exercises Saturday after
noon. ..To Haul Logs Log hauling
permits have been granted by
the county court to Clete Hel
vey, route 1, Scotts Mills,' and
David Schafer, star route, Sil
verton. ' Makes Piling Bid Lloyd
Ketchum, Detroit, has proposed
to furnish the county with pil
ing at 35 cents a lineal foot de
livered at the shops or 30 cents
delivered at Idanha. Commis
sioner Ed Rogers has been dele
gated to Investigate the quality
and other factors.
. To Have Signs Commission
er Ed Rogers reported to the
county court Friday that the pe
tition of Mrs. Ida L. Clark and
others at Marlon for installation
of school signs In that town
had been turned over to the sign
department and will be attend
ed to.
: Ferry Hits Bottom The
Wheatland ferry Is scraping bot
tom on the bar at the Yamhill
aide of the river and the coun
ty court has been advised and
this will be brought to the at
tention of the Yamhill county
court which has the job of keep
ing that side of the river clear.
- Leave Salem Memorial Dis
missed from the Salem Memor
ial hospital with recently born
daughters are Mrs. Daryl Grun
den, Eugene: Mrs. Williams
Winestead, 470 Lebanon; Mrs.
George Wesley Turner, 348
East Myers and Mrs. Robert
Neumann. Amity. Leaving with
some sons were Mrs. Harry
Wieglenda, 415 Pine: Mrs. Sam
uel Myers. Rt. 7, Box 414 and
Mrs. Alfred Hartman, Sublim
ity. Mra. Crowder Home Mrs.
Viola Crowder has returned to
her home at 1948 D street from
the hospital where she had been
confined for the amputation of
toe.
BORN
Th Capital Journal Wlroms
the Follnwlnt Nw Cltlirn:
rAlRRANKS To Mr. tna Mrt. Arnold
N. F.lrbink, 303B V.ushn mut. .1 tht
a!ra onrl hoaputl. tor. April n.
JOHNSON To Mr. ana Mn. ttwtrt
E Johnjon. 11)0 8. llttl. St tn. Miffn
Ora.rtl hoiputl, . tlrl April II.
ABNKT To Mr. ind Mr. v.mon Ab
wr. Rout. 1, J.ff.raon. . m, Apr. U.
r Stltm ftitmoml hospital.
MANASCO T Mr. no' Mr. imp
Manuco. Idanha, a dauihtar. Apr. It, at
ftaMm Mamorlal hoaplial.
KTMK To Mr. and Mra. Bofcart Klma.
1IM Brlltvtia. a aoo, Apr. II. al mim
Memorial hospital.
HANKS To Mr. and Mra. John Hanka.
11 Madrono arrnur, 8.1'm. a aon, Apr.
II. at .alant Mrmorlal hoapltol.
DIMRAT To Mr. and Mra. Id.ard
D moat Rout I Bn Sfl. Turner, a aoa.
Apr. 17. at Salrm Memorial hospital.
HALL T. Mr. and Mrl. O". O Hall
1141 Shad? Lan. avanua. a aoo. Apt. II,
. UMa llaaaotiu MaMlaa.
Association Elects The re
cently organized University
Merchants association elected
Mrs. Elma H. Kennedy of the
Kennedy City Cleaning com
pany, treasurer at a Thursday
night meeting of the group. A
special meeting lias been call
ed for the University barber
shop next Thursday night at 8
o'clock.
New Citizens Several pros
pective new citizens of the Unit
ed States will learn of the two
political system of the country
Saturday night at the YMCA.
The candidates for citizenship
papers have passed their writ
ten examinations and has been
for a number of years, a repre
sentative from the republican
party and one from the demo
cratic organization have been
invited to explain the advan
tages of their respective organ
izations. Steve Anderson will
represent the republicans and
Dr. John Rademaker of Willam
ette university, the democrats.
The YMCA has conducted classes
in citizenship for a number of
years.
Seeks Platoon Workers For
mation of a platoon of boys and
girls to work through the
spring and summer in the har
vesting of fruits and vegetables
is sought by Mrs. Alta Webster
who has headed similar units
for a number of years. Mrs.
Webster who reports she has
considerable work lined up.
may be reached by dialing
24038.
Allen Shows Films Reynolds
Allen, g'lder pilot during the
world war with operation In
New Guinea, will show motion
pictures filmed during rescue
operations of marooned forces,
during Monday's luncheon of the
North Salem Kiwanis club.
Rotarians Surprised Mem
bers of the Longview, Wash.,
Rotary club were surprised at
the Wednesday luncheon to
have as a visitor Governor
Douglas McKay, who was re
turning to Salem after attend
ing a meeting of the Pacific
Northwest Trade association at
Bellingham. He was the guest
of his son-in-law, Clifford E
Hadley and spoke briefly dur
ing the luncheon.
Madsen Rites Held Funeral
services for Mrs. Lula L. Mad
sen, 66, of Vancouver, Wash.
and formerly of Ridgefield, were
held at Vancouver Thursday
with burial in Park Hill cem
etery. She' was a sister of Mrs.
Bernice Fortsch of Salem. Mrs.
Madsen was a native of Iowa
born Sept 17, 1882, and Is also
survived by her husband,
Charles Madsen, a brother and
two other sisters.
Group Dinner Guests The
16 members of the state highway
commission and guests, have ac
cepted an Invitation from the
Coos county highway council
to be guests at a dinner Wednes
day night while the party la on
an Inspection tour of Oregon
highways.
Barton Quits Railroad Jack
Barton has resigned his position
with the Valley & Siletz rail
road at Independence and is now
with the Arden Ice Cream com
pany here. His place has been
taken by Albert Koch, assistant
agent for the last year and a
half. His place as assistant has
been taken by Lowell Brisbane.
Monmouth.
Clearance sale of tires and
batteries Woodrow's 102
Air-steam ship tickets, Kugel.
735 North Capitol. Ph. 1-7694.
102
Azaleas blooming, S for $1
and up. Red, white, pink, sal
mon, lavender. Also Camellias.
Follow sign two ml. N. of Brooks
on 99N. Millard Henny. 103
Biggest yet! Willamette Val
ley Horsemen Association's an
nual Western Horse Show, May
7-8, Stadium Fairgrounds. Pa
rade, rodeo events, drills. 102'
Parade, rodeo, drills. Western
Horse show, May 7-8. Next
week-end! 102
S Electric trains, lots of cars
track. Transformers. $60 takes
all. 124s N. Liberty. Ph. 3-7227.
102
' NIGHT CRAWLERS. S15 8.
18th. Ph. J5810. 103
"Top Hatters"- Dance Band.
Cottonwoods, Sat. Dance ( till 1.
103
Third Anniversary Special
50 off on 80 selected wallpa
per papers. R. L. Elfstrom Co
340 Court 105'
Asparagus for canning and
freezing, Fiala Ranch. 3 miles
north of Salem in Polk county
Bring containers. Phone 22814.
113
Painting 20 years experi
ence. Phont 3-7SS2. 103
Injured saving! earn more
than two percent at Salem Fed.
eral Saving! Association, (60
Stat street.
FREE PUBLIC LECTURE
God's Health Insurance Pro
gram for America. Sat., April
30, p.m. Beaver Hall, 248 Vi
N. Com'l. Sponsored by Salem
Bible Forum. 103
McCalllster Improving Mark
D. McCalllster, formerly of Sa
lem, has been hospitalized at
Ccrvallii the past two weeks
following a heart attack. Though
reported improving he is not yet
permitted to have visitors. Call
ed to Oregon by his illness were
Alan McCalllster, who came by
plane from Honolulu and Mrs.
E. C. Miller, the former Mar
jorie McCallister, from Lafay
ette, Ind., who with her two
sons, is remaining in Corvallis
for a month.
Flying Club Meets The Mid
dle Grove Progressive Flying
club, at a recent meeting held
at the Eldon Butler home, lis
tened to an address by Marshall
Jelderks on Berkshire hogs.
Those present were Mrs. Emory
Good, leader; Wayne and Yvon
ne Good, Dale VanCleave, Lew
is Patterson, Marvin Page. Gary
Doty, Marshall and John Jel
derks, Eddie Page and Eldon
Butler. John Jelderks and Ed
die Page are new members. Ga
ry Doty has received his first
year 4-H club pin. The next
meeting will be held at the Ed
die Page home. May 30.
Building Permits Carl J.
Pickus, to alter a one-story
dwelling at 360 Hood, $1300.
Tom Collette, to alter a one
story dwelling at 1385 Baker,
$200. David Bain, to alter a one
story dwelling at 2269 Claude.
$300. Esther Werner, to reroof
a one-story dwelling at 850
North Church, $450. F. M. Hes
ter, to reroof a one-story dwell
ing at 1910 North Fifth, $200.
P. E. Graber, to reroof a one
story dwelling at 802 North
Church, $300. Oscar J. Polster,
to reroof a one-story dwelling
at 1085 North Fifth, $399.
Broyles Sisters, to alter a one-
story dwelling at 835 Shipping,
$1000. Ernest Pierce, to alter a
two-story dwelling at 602 North
Winter, $250. Don Casey, to
build a one-story dwelling and
garage at 2095 North 18th,
$6800. R. E. Shattuck, to build
a board fence at 960 North Com
mercial, $50 C. A. Gardner, to
build a one-story dwelling at
2010 Court, $6500.
STOCKS
QUOTATIONS
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Bindti Arlatlon
Beth Steel
Boelni Airplane
Calif Piekim ,
Canadian Paclflt
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Chrysler
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Continental Can
Crown Sellerbacn ...
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Oeneral itotora
Qoodyear Tir
lot Harvester
fnt Paper
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Lent Bell "A" ,
Uontiomarr Ward
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Now Is the time. Place your
order for the coming season's
canned fruits and vegetables.
Ph. 38487. Aufranc's Custom
Cannery. 102
LAUNDERETTE, 1253 Ferry.
102
Best ShatterDroof auto .lac
Installed. Floor senders for rent.
R. D. Woodrows, 450 Center.
102
Furniture Refinishing Plant
of Lee Bros. Phone No. is now
27001. We repair and remodel.
' lu2
Self Service Laundry, May
tag washers. 1815 So. 12th St.
102
Eola Acres Florist. Ph. 3-5730.
102
Canltal CHv Tranfer memntm
Aero Mayflower household, mov.
Rummage Sale Thursday and
Friday, 28 th and 29th. 2380
North Church. 120
Capital City Transfer, House
hold Moving It Stor. since 1906.
Road oiling call Tweedle.
Ph. 24151. Eves. 35769. 104
Beginning shorthand class in
the New Revised Gregg Short
hand starting May 2, Capital
Business College. Phone 3-5987.
Learn easier and quicker. 103
Federally Insured Savings
Current dividend See
FIRST Federal Savings FIRST
142 8. Liberty Ph. 3-4944,
Willinf Workers Rnmmasa.
Sale April 29-30 at 235 8. Com
mercial. 102
Good business location for
rent at 367 North High St. Con
tact Secretary. Fraternal Order
of taglea.
First Million-Dollar Levy
Stays Within Limitation
The Marion county budget committee, closing a three-day ses
sion late Thursday, fulfilled its promise to cut an inflated bud
get down to the 6 per cent limit size, coming up with a fi
nal levy of approximately $1,020,000.
This is the country's first million-dollar levy. Added to this
is $200,000 for courthouse con-
atruction, last of three such
levies voted by the people. All
told county costs are around
$3,000,000, the balance being
taken up by revenues anticipat
ed. While cutting off estimates of
over $155,000 to get down to its
6 per cent quota, the committee
also made provision for a $10
a month wage increase across
the board for all non-elective
employes, upped mileage pro
visions for privately owned cars
on county business from 5 to 6
cents a mile; gave two extra
clerks for the hard worked tax
collection department; ordered
an extra full time deputy sheriff
for the Detroit-Idanha area as
well as boosting the constable
in that district to a full time
job on full time pay. Salaries
of three of the justices of the
peace were raised by $600 a
year each.
The county welfare budget, a
mandatory item fixed by the
state, was increased from $211,
106 to $234,478. An addition
was made to the predatory ani
mal control fund which was
upped from $1340 to $1600 and
the budget also includes a pro
vision of $10,000 for a proposed
new garbage disposal site in
south Marion county. It is ex
pected $5000 of this will come
back to the county from sale of
part of the land.
Provision also was made for
a $25,000 fund, something in
the nature of a revolving fund,
to take care of a new legisla
tive act which allows improve
ment of dedicated roads at ex
pense of abutting property own
ers. This fund will provide In
itial cost for the improvement
which will be repaid in taxes
over fixed periods. The com
mittee refused a request for an
additional home demonstration
agent,
In making provision to bring
the budget within the limit the
estimate for county's share of
gasoline and motor taxes was
raised from $325,000 to $410
000 which will be cared for by
new legislation and market road
estimated exppenditures were
cut from $185,000 to $159,000
Total revenues outside of the
levy were estimated at $1,393,
888. Various minor cuts were
made In requested appropria
tions. It is expected public hearing
on the budget will be held some
time in June.
Woodburn Store Listed Cer
tificate of assumed business
name for Austin's, general mer
chandise and shoes, Woodburn,
has been filed with the county
clerk by Ralph Ackermon.
Newsman Dies
Los Angeles, April 29 W)
Evan Cadwallader Griffith, 77,
veteran newspaperman who
once was publisher of the Seat
tle Post-Intelligencer, died last
night of a heart attack.
Late Sports
NATIONAL
Philadelphia ..3O2 0OO0O06 5 0
Brooklyn 000 100 001 2 a 1
Heintzelman and Semlnlck: Hat-
ten. Pallca 11) McGlothin 16), Pod
bielan (8) and Campanella.
AMERICAN
Washington . . .020 000 0216 9 0
Philadelphia ..101 010 1026 13 0
Hudson. Tnompson ' ana wei-
gel; Brlssle and Astroth.
Boston 000 000 1001 S 2
New York . . . .030 100 03x 7 3
Kramer. Oalehouu (7) and Teb
brat, Batta (7); Raschl and Ber
ra.
SALEM COURT NEWS
Probatt Court
r. H. Ksylor aitat appraUtfd ftt 11700
bv T. V. Henderson, Chaa. II. Heltttl and
Mildrtd Wlnalow.
Barbara Oordon Ml at valued at
11793.11, Alfred J. Oordon namad admlnla
trator. John F. Manning astatf. Lillian Oh
ley and Ivan Manning, executor author
ised to leas certain real property.
JtMlt L. tooney tstate, final account
of Chrtstlr.t Hand, axtcutrlx, final hear
ing June 10.
Andrew Charles oeter MtalB appraised
at 115114a by Joe Bchraag, William De
Vall and Kutb Wekh.
William Bowden, minor. Cerila Bowdn,
guardian, authorised to accept tftoo from
O. L. and Oertrude Beott arising out of
personal property damage In automobile
incident at Bush and Liberty afreets
December 34, 1141.
Bmme H Bufklln Mtaie. order fcy Cir
cuit Judte K M. Pate allowing claim of
Mra, W. J. Oabbert to be allowed In the
sum of 1606 for eervleea rendered.
Myra Jean Moore, minor, order author
ing closing of astate by Pioneer Trust
company, guardian, mti.or having re
ceived I'M In aattiement of personal In
jury claim.
Circuit Court
State vx oeorte WMhlneton Durham,
jury in Judee Oeorte R. Duncans court
'o nd th defendant guilty of attempting
to burglarise the Fargo store. The court
jiet Monday it 1 n u time for Impos
ing aentence. The Jury deliberated ivr
about an hour.
Csrl Weldon estate, final account ftf
Kmr Racome, admlnuitratrii, final hear
ing May SI.
Phyliw D Roger I l.oe. erutwer ed
it and denie and anas defendant &6
everything In his power to make a lueeeaa
of their married life.
Mtna vs Ola Watains. answer Prd
ros -omplaint admits and denies: a.-
ees rrul and Inhuman treatment rn
art of plaintiff, a Its decree to the Ae-
rendsnt and that ha be awarded custody
of two children.
Kmt S. Freethy and ethers g state
tgt commission attp'iia'ion ailnwtng pJata
Mlla w run w to torus pioad.
Photo by Kmnell-Elllfl
Barbara Zumwalt, editor of
the Clarion, Salem high school
newspaper, which won all
American rating in the Na
tional Scholastic Press asso
ciation for the first semester
of this year. It was the Clar
ion's sixth consecutive win.
The award was one of only 13
to school papers of the Clar
ion's class. Miss Zumwalt is
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Chester G. Zumwalt, 845 Hood
street.
Collegian, Clarion
Get Top Ratings
The Willamette Collegian and
the Salem high school Clarion
have received top ratings by na
tional organizations, according
to information received by the
editors of the two publications.
The Collegian, edited by Eric
Bergman, was awarded with its
17th All American by the Asso
ciated College Press of Minne
apolis scoring 920 out of a poss
ible 065 points.
The National Scholastic Press
association announced an All
American rating for the Clar
ion for the sixth consecutive
semester. The editor is Barbara
Zumwalt. The Clarion was cred
ited with 950 out of a possible
1045 points.
Liquor Sales
(Continued from Pace 1)
The report shows that since
the inception of the commission
total earnings through liquor
sales and other commission ac-
tivities have been $87,586,527.53
of which $60,366,772 has been
turned over to the public wel
fare commission to carry on its
program.
Cities Get SI. 5 Million
Since 1944 incorporated cities
have shared in a portion of re
venue collected by the commis
sion for licenses and since that
time up to March 31, 1949 the
commission has allocated $1,-
508,278 to the cities.
The cities' share in liquor li
cense revenues will be increas
ed hereafter as the legislature
provided that cities and coun
ties must be given 60 percent
of the revenue collected for 11
censes by the commission within
the limits of the various cities
and counties.
Classified Is diversified. It's
fun to read the ads.
Jam Lloyd ve Aaneatha Bar tell Mrtt,
divorce complaint alleges cruel and 1 n -
numen treatment. Mnrriea novemoer ao,
917, in Salem,
P'gty Strom Com p ton vi Theodore Ver
non Compton, divorce decree to plnlnliff
awarding hrr custody of four children
with rltht of visitation reserved, support
money fixed at 130 a month and plain
tiff alo awarded household furnishings
and car.
Raymond A. and Feme A, Rlffe
Aaron t Smith, decree quieting title to
rial property,
Marlon County vx Mary P. Morris and
others, tax foreclosure proceed Ins, Frank
J Healv named to appear for certain of
th defendants.
Dorothy va Ah Patanoff. divorce eom
plaint alleges cruel and Inhuman treat
ment, axk custody of a minor child and
iso a month for its support.
Pet Anthony and others va state fish
rommUwion and others, Mav it 10 a m ,
set as time for hearing petition In intr
vtntion. Pacific Telephone Telegraph eompa
ny vs Oeorie M. Piaat, public tin lines
eomm Us loner, answer of defendant ad
mitting and denying.
Fred Oreenbert Dress Co , lne., vs
orete Tnompson and aamuel Starr a
Smart Shop, amended complaint ask
43 alleted due on merchandise.
Police Court
RecklA driving: William mil Bur
chell, 1035 N. lMh street, fined 110.
District Court
Fortery: Raymond W. KHiey. Rt I
plead! aullty, ordrf! held for the grand
Jury, bail set at 1300.
Drunk driving: Avn K Rhreemann
t'averton. continued for plea to May I,
ball set at I.U0.
Failure to procure a An license Will
iam Frete, fined IM and coats, fine sus
pended. Larceny of eh it turn bark' W lllam Price,
nharea dismissed, Charles McKenf.e, fined
150 and tcts.
Morriogo Li.tnttl
Archie D MrDinnts 1 tiav equip
mnt orera'nr and Joan William, SO. t
MILITARY MEN
AND VETERANS
Monday. Mar I
USWV at the VFW hall at 8 pjn
Business meeting and muster.
Companies B and G. lfiL'nd in
fantry regiment . and headquarters
detachment, Oregon National Guard,
at Salem armory.
Organized Marine Corp Reserve
unit at Naval and Marine Corns
Reserve Training center,
409U1 quartermasters and 369th
engineers, army Reserves, at Army
Reserve quonset huU.
.Headquarters provisional infan
try battalion. 635th Organized Re
serve composite group, at Army
Reserve quonset huts.
Capital post No. 0. American Le
gion.
Swall to Japan
Madigan General Hospital, Taco-
ma. Wash. Madigan General Hos
pitals register. Capt. Ross F. Swall,
formerly of Salem, Ore., has re
cently received orders for assign
ment to Yokahama, Japan.
Swall, a medical .service corps
officer, arrived at Madigan three
years ago after re-entering the ar
my as & regular army captain, fill
ing the position of recorder of the
army retirement board and assist
ant hospital inspector.
A graduate of Oregon State col
lege. Capt. Swall first entered the
service as a private in the medi
cal department in 1940, as a Wash'
ington National Guardsman. He
entered officer candidate .school at
Carlisle Barracks. Pa., and was
graduated as a second lien tenant
in July. lf)42. Swall saw service
with the 91st infantry in North
Africa and Italy and returned to
the States in 1945.
The .son of Mr. and Mrs. B. F,
Lambert of 3fii Leslie street. Sa-
iem. Ore.. Capt. Swall is married
and nas three children, carol. Rich
ard and Nancy Sue.
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
Hlm LWMtnrl Msrfcal
(By Vftllej Packlnt Coinpny(
Woolwl limbi 122.00 to 133 00
.Sprint lamhs. .1 to !t Itw I2S 00 to 128.00
Spring Umbi, 88 to 100 lb. 123 00 to 125 00
YMriinprs, under 130 lt. SIS 00 to 119.00
Yfrllni4. over 130 11m. 113 00 to 117.00
ffwes 13 00 to f 10.00
Cutter cowi 113.00 to 114.00
Fnt dalrv cowi .(14.00 to US 00
Dtlry heller 115.00 to 110.00
Bulla 117 00 to 131.00
Cilvei '300 to 4S0 lbel.1 S20 00 to I2VO0
Veal (150-300 lbs.) cholrt 125. 00 to 130 00
iota price paid within 35c or Port
Mid prlcea for each type. Top, 170-335 iba.
Portland KtiUide Market
Spinach sold Tor 11.75 to 12.00 an or-
ann box on the Portland Eanslde Farm
ers' Wholesale Produce market today.
Kamsnen. Drought tm cents a oosen
bunches lor best quality.
Asparagus ranged irom 13.75 to 14.20
a 30 -lb pyramid.
Oreen onions were M cents a dosen
bunches.
Mexican tomatoes sold for 13.50 to
S5.00 a 32-lb. lut d'nendlns on quality.
Portland Produce
Butterfst Tentative, subject to Imtne
dlate change Premium quality maximum
to .35 to 1 percent acidity delivered la
Portland 63-66C id.; nr.u quality fU-me
lb.; second quality A9-62c Valley routes
and country points 3e lei than first.
Butter Wholesale FOB bulk cubes to
wholesalers Grade AA. 93 score. 82c
A, 92 score, 61c lb.: B. 90 score. flOO lb.;
C. SB score, duo lb. Above prlcea are strict,
ly nominal
Cheese Belling price to Portland whole
sale Oregon sin files, 3fl Mi -48 VjC. Oregon B
lb loaf, 41vb-60'3o; triplets fte less than
in tries.
Eggs (T Wholesalers A grade large
51-51 'jc; A medium, 49-49'ic; grade E
.ante. 4S,-4l3c.
Eggs Purchased from farmers. Current
receipts, 67' a -6C Vie dor.; buyers 3-.ic be
low wholesale quotatlona on graded baals
tor best hennery eggs. .
Portland Dairy Msrltet
Butter price to retailers: Grade AA
print, 67c AA cartons, 68c, A print.
fl7f: A cartons 68c: B prints, tfc.
Eggs Prke to retailers' AA large
M-fHc; certified A large, 63c; A large
rii-wc; An medium, .in-5j; certified A
medium 31c; A medium, S0-51c; cartons 2c
additional
Cheese Price to retailers: Portland
Oregon singles 4(lVj-5o1-c Oregon loaf, t
ib 43-52'Ac; triplet 1'io less than s In-
tlee
Poultry
Live Chickens No. 1 aualltv FOB
plants. No. 1 broilers under 2 'a lbs 27-2Rc
lb.; irvera a',a to 3 lb., 2-.lle lb.:
roasters 4 lbs. and over 31-33c lb.: fowl
Leu horn under 4 lbs., 24-27c lb.: over 4
Ib.i. 26-2flr; colored fowl, all we!Rhta, 33
34c; roosters, all weights, 18-30c,
Rabbits Average to growers for live
white; fryers, white, 4-5 lb.i. 37-300 lb.;
S-9 lbs ?t-37o lb.: colored 23-35c: old or
heavy does, U-Ilc. dressed fryers to
butchers. 7-Wc: old near ones. SS-SSe
Tnrkeye (Prices quoted are not to the
producer on a dressed weight baslal
u s grade A young toms, Sl-62e lb.; No
1 young hens, nominally 0c
D reined turkeys to ratallerat Otade A,
young hens. 70-7U New Yorr style, dress
ed A grade young toma (1-690
Perils nd Miscellaneous
Cascara Barb Dry 30e fb.; green Te lb
Wool valley eoerse and medium grides
4&e, lb.
Mnhalr 36c lb. on 19-month growth.
Hides Calves JOe lb.; according te
wiignt klpn. 18c lb., beef la-lSd ib., bulls
-6c lb,: country buyer pay 3fl less.
Nut Quotations
Walnnls Frenquettee first quallt) Jum
bo, 34.7c; large, 33.7c; medium, 27.2c; sec
ond quality Jumbos, 30.3o; large, 16 2c;
medium, 26.2o; bahy S3.3r; soft shell first
quality large, 29.7c; medium 3 (1.2c; sec
ond quality large. 17.Jo; medium 34.7o:
taahv 22 2c
f ilberts Jumbo. 20 m j large, lie
medium. Iflc; small, 13c
Quotations above supplied by North
wet Nut Growers Quotatlona are on the
baste of 100-lb bag purcbaaa fob plant.
Portland drain
Portland, April 2 W Wheat futures
and is.ili rtbiii iino.uiiteri.
Vmutt wheat 'hide Roft white 3 17; anft
white 'excluding rexi 3 17; white club
3.17; western red 2 17.
Hard red winter: Ordinary i IT; 10
per cent 3.17; 11 per tent 1 11; 13 per
rent 3 30.
Hard white heart: Unquoted.
Today's car rereipts: Wheat : bar
ley S, flour 13; corn ft; eats a, millfeed I
Portlsntl Livestock
Friday salable 100. calves 0; market
very draggy; only few sale consummat
ed. Indications hnldnver most offering!.
Odd good vealers SH 00 to 3100.
Hiss Frids v elsft 2H; ten; nAt
good 21S lbs 20 00; good 77 lb feeders 32 00
Bheen- Priilav talahla IS mirtai
Inal.
Ctilrtft IMvettoek
Chkafo. April MH-Lhreiitork market-
Mot 4A0A: tha market ilow. ateadv to
15 rentt lower: eliolte huiriieri under
JM lot moly ateartv. ttw ttetrlyi lop
in 4 pannKiy; irfii gnon ana enoire
lift-250 lb 11.7S to ft IS; 310-300 lo
17 00 to 17.75: .120-400 Ihe 1100 to 1B7.S.
few ow under 400 Ih 11 Jn In lOo:
41S-600 lb. H M) to 15 J!S. lew heavier
I'll AOJ m low a 13 SO. IndKaiimi
I nnd eleiranre
heep ino. htrrtly eno'iih here to make
a market; r tit red aalea toort to ehoire
Ipp'd lamb, nnmiter one and two nli
3B 00 down, fully ttearlv orld lot me
dium to tnod wonled akin 37 00 down:
0't horn ewe 13 SO down
Cattle loftO; uteer and he Mnrk mod
erately active; ateera and h'lfen ftteariy
to (tront. "pot 3d to SO -enta hlaher,
row fully at tidy; hull alow; weak to
3ft rent a lower. Vealera .terty. Tnp
37 M lor a load of huh ehoire i4S,l in
fed dtee r, med.nm and food teer lirto
nown at an to anno: mntlv 3300 to 34 so.
rnmmnn to low fond heifm, 10 00 to 3 1 so
mmmon and medium heef row. 17 to
II Ml; eanneri and rijrter 13 f0 -1 a 50 .
medium and annd auae bui 1ft SO to
317. biik yeeltre, II 0Q f 1100, la
ehoiea M0t.
Capital Journal. Salem, Orestnn, Friday, April 29, 1&49 5
Albany Woman Seriously
Injured in Car -
Mrs. Charlotta Phillips, of
condition by the Salem Memorial
Thursday night after a headon
automobile and an oil tank truck
junction shortly before midnight.
v.-,-,-..,-.-,, j.jjio,.uj"- ws
p. T
1
I , s
Phil Riniie of Salem high
school, one of 15 seniors in
Oregon chosen as candidates
for the Aaron Frank scholar
ship, who will be interview
ed in Portland May 7. Ringle,
as a candidate for Salem high
school, was a faculty selection.
He is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
P. H. Ringle, 2 115 South
Church. The scholarship of
$1000 is good for four years
at a college or university of
the student's selection.
U.S. and Russian
(Continued from Page 1)
Andrei A. Gromyko. first as
sistant to Foreign Minister An
drei Y. Vishinsky, and possibly
Malik are expected to take part
in any meeting of the foreign
ministers of the United States,
France, Britain and Russia.
Western sources said the only
obstacle to a meeting of the for
eign ministers council, once the
Russians have let up the Berlin
blockade, would be agreement
on a list of definite points to be
discussed.
These sources said they are
ready to meet in Paris on May
25, if the blockade is lifted.
They said also that they would
break up the conference around
mid-June if it became appar
ent Russia was interested only
in propaganda speeches and
more filibusters.
In ancient Rome every free
man was permitted to wear an
iron ring.
Salem Markets
Completed trim repnrta at Salem deal
er ror ma ft. to a net si npiiai
Journal Re deft. (KerlaeiJ dalf?).
Hal all Feat) frlett
Far Math U.lff.
Rmhbll Pellets 14 4.
Dairy Feed 14.00.
Poultry) b'lvlna once Grad A el
I hena 32c: arada A Leehnrn hen
as centa. Orade A colored fryeri, three
pound and up. l2-33e. Orada A olo
rone t era. it aenla.
lit
Bur In i- prleea Extra, Urea AA. 4Ar,
lane AA. 44f; lane A. J-4fir: medium
AA. 43c; medium A, -42; pnlleU 3ft-30e
Wholeaala Prleta Stf whoieaala prlccj
te 7 cent above the.it prlcea Above
Grade. A if tie rally quoted at Ale; ine
rt. urns 47e.
Ntlarfal
Premium 64c: Wo. 1, Hei Mo. I, l-S0t
buylni prlrtit
Halter Wholualt trad A, -"(! re
all 71-73C
Lkj
Migraine
Headaches
By
J. H. WIIXETT
f the Capital Oroi it era
Migraine is probably tbe most
distres.iinfi of all typos of head
aches because the patinnt knows
that one attack foretells another.
These attacks usually occur at
regular intervals but vary with
the individual from a few days
apart to several months. Pain
is often limited to one side of
the head, and most migraine vic
tims also experience some Intes
tinal upset.
If you suffer from migraine
headaches it is important that
you have the advlre of a doctor.
He will explain the importance
of a regiilnr physical routine,
free from unnecessary emotional
strain, Your doctor will also
prescribe whatever medication
he believes may help you.
Let a conscientious pharmacist
fill that prescription!
Cneyrlih
Tola la the Ml f 1 aerlea A Idllarlal
laverlltemenle anaetrlni In ihla paper
earn Friday,
Capital DrugStore
Slats & I.lbfrtf Phont I Jill
Truck Crash
Albany, is reported in a "poor"
hospital where she wai taken
collision between a passenger
and trailer near the 12th street
y Mrs. Phillips receivpd rnuHI-
DiR fractures of the riant lctf.
fractured left leg and right arm
and other injuries. Injured in
the same accident were G Glenn
Holmes, his wife, Muriel Ella
Holmes and George Phillips.
Holmes ar
l husband of
j woman. T
at Albany.
f the critically injured
The others also lived
Albany. Their condition is
described as serious. All victims
I are in their '50s.
Just prior to the accident a
j third automobile driven by Al
ivin Harold Ehresmann Beaver
ton, collided with the rear of
the Phillips' car. Ehresmann re
j ceived a minor cut and was
lodged in the county jail on a
charge of driving while under
the influence of intoxicating li
quor. Charles Bonebrake, Beav
erton, driver of the truck, was
not injured. The Phillips ma
chine was completely demolish
ed with the front end being
driven beneath the truck.
A Portland couple were more
fortunate earlier in the evening
when their automobile plunged
from the highway about five
miles south of Salem and went
over a 20-foot embankment. In
jured were W. D. Walton and his
wife, Margaret Walton. Their
inuries are not serious and they
also are at the Salem Memorial
hospital. The Waltons were on
their way home from Roseburg,
their coupe towing a pickup
truck, which crowded them from
behind and prevented keeping
the coupe on the highway. The
coupe was also demolished and
the front end of the truck dam
aged. Four Corners People
Make Early Visits
Jess Gannon, 3820 Mahrt ave
nue, has returned from a si
weeks' trip to the middle west
where he visited old friends and
relatives in Arkansas City and
Wichita, Kansas, His mother,
Mrs. James Gannon accompanied
Mrs. J. C. Mayer, Mrs. Keith
Harris, Dale and Helene Harris
of Durbin avenue, left Thursday
to spend the week-end in Bend.
Mrs. J. C. McFadden, 4080
Durbin avenue, was hospital
ized on Wednesday at the Salem
General.
Terry Gartnon, who has been
a student at the Oregon Voca
tional school in Klamath Falls,
has relumed home for the sum
mer vacation.
Four Corners Rod and Gun
club will hold their next regu
lar meeting at the rifle range on
the airport road.
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m eal Estate Loani
Farir o City
Personal A Autu Loana
State Finance Co.
153 8. filth St. 1-iO ?1'