Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, October 13, 1949, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Text14 Capital Journal, Salem, Ort., Thumday, October IS, 1949 Harvey Elser's Fat Lamb Bought by Mallory Hotel By CLAUDE STEUSLOFF Harvey Elser of Turner sold hi grand champion 4-H fat lamb for $1.45 per pound to the Mallory hotel of Portland In yester day'! fat stock auction it the Pacific International Livestock exposition. It weighed B3 pounds and brought $134.83. The champion FFA lamb fed by Keith McDaniels, Wallowa brought $S per pound. It was donated to the St. Mary's Or phan Home, Beaverton, by the buyer, Zenner's Market, Port land. Swift and company bought the open class champion fat Jamb fed by University of Idaho at $1.35 per pound. Swift and company paid 85 cents per pound for the grand champion steer of the show, a Hereford exhibited in the open classes by Archie Parks, Great Falls, Mont. The 4-H champ fed by Doug Bennett, Grays Har bor, Wash., went to the Mallory Hotel at 82 cents and Dave Guet tinger, Colton, Wash., FFA lad sold his champion for 56 cents Veterans at the U.S. hospital in Portland will receive the grand champion 4-H fat barrow purchased by Del Monte Meat company, Portland, for $1.20 per pound from Gary Holmes, Tan gent. The Shrine hospital, Port land, was presented with the grand champion FFA fat barrow purchased by Pacific Meat com pany, Portland. It brought $1.10 per pound and was exhibited by Dave Guettinger. University of Idaho's grand champion open class fat barrow brought a bid of 80 cents from Swift and company. Sale total for 4-H and FFA youngsters only was $108,342 49 Steers averaged 32.1 cents per pound, lambs 48.6 cents and hogs 26 6 cents. The 306 steers and 91 lambs averaged about 10 percent less than last year and 183 hogs averaged 26 percent under the 1949 figure. Representative Sales Lambs 4-H and P.F.A. Milton Cooler. Albany, first prize troubled, 7.S crnu; Ralph Holiaprtl. Shedd, tirsl prize Shrop shire. SO emu: Bob Banlek, Brooks, llrst prise Hampshire, 60 cents: o. A. JeJ farson, Shedd, third prize Aouthdown, 0 cents: Blllle Jean Riddle. Polk county. Southdown, aft centa; Jerry Wlpper. Tur ner, pen Southdowns, 47.5 centa: Richard Harms, Csnby, Southdown. 14 centa: Msr tha Harper and Sydney Harper, Brooks, Oxfords, 31 cents. Open clsss lambs: M. O. Pearson, Tur ner, first prlre Shropshire. 40 cents: Russel Alslp, Monmouth, first prise pen crosabreda. 36 centa: Ahrens Bros., Turner, first prlre Romney, 33.5 cents: Oath Bros.. Turner, second prise Shronshlres. 43 6 centa: Claude Steuslolf, Salem, fourth prise Southdowns, 43.5. Hots Eldon Beutler, Salem. 4-H, first prize Hampshire, 38 cents: Howard Walls, Salem, 4-H. first trade Chester White. 36.5, Richard Sheefer. Bslem. 4-H. sec ond trade Berkshire. 33'e eents: Ronald Rosers, Independence. 4-H, second trade Duroc, 33 hcente. Franke Bros., Balem, first prise pen Spotted Poland Chinaa, 344 enLs; P. L. Zlellnakl. at. Paul, first prise pen Torkthtrea, 34.1 cents; Elmer Staneel, Wllsonvllle, first prise heavy Yorkshires, 36 eenla. Steers. Bob Banlek, Brooks, 4-H, aecond prise Herrlord, 37.6 cents; Dick Martin, McCoy, choice trade Hereford, 31. S rents; Bill Bower, Perrydale, tood trade Short horn, 38.35 cents: Oretchen Pardy, Oer Tau, tood trade ahorthorn, 30 crnu. Senate Group Clears Atomic Commission Washington, Oct. 13 MV-The Senate-House atomic committee today approved, 9 to 6, a re port clearing the atomic energy commission of "incredible mis management" charges. The charges were made by Senator Hickenlooper R., Iowa) last summer against Chairman David E. Lilienthal and other members of the commission. The committee held lengthy hearings during the summer. . The vote approved a report drafted by those who felt the hearings proved there was no sound basis for the charges. Vegetable Price Expected to Rise Washington. Oct. 13 MR) Be cause of short crops, prices of many fresh vegetables probably will be higher this fall than last year, the Agriculture Depart ment said today. It added, however, that most of the makings of a holiday feast apples, turkeys and cranber ries will be plentiful. There will be lots of nuts, pears, rais ins and prunes, too. As for vegetables, the depart ment's preliminary forecast in dicated that fall output of 11 truck crops would drop 20 per cent short of last year's output As a result, the department said, growers can expect to get higher prices than last year for lettuce, onions, celery, carrots, lima beans, cucumbers, green peas, spinach and cabbage. To mato prices also may stay high er than last fall. CROP Program Observed Here Marlun county Is among 18 Oregon counties that will parti cipate in the Christian Rural Overseas Program (CROP) to feed the starving people of Eu rope and Asia, joe King, direc tor of the Oregon CROP pro gram, has announced. King said a chairman for Mar ion county will be named soon. The aim of the Oregon CROP program is to send between 12 and 14 carloads of wheat, dried milk, dried fruits, cheese and other bulk products to the hun gry people of war-infested lands as a gift from the rural people of Oregon. The CROP program is jointly sponsored by the Christian World Service, Catholic Rural Life and Lutheran World Re lief, marking the first joint church program of its kind in the history of the United States, King said. King is administrative offi cer of the farmers home admin istration, with headquarters in Portland. Solicitors will make a farm-to-farm canvass of the 18 coun ties during the week of Novem ber 6 to 13, and Thanksgiving day has been set as the day for shipment of all cropt collected for the program, King stated. Receiving depots for the com modities contributed will be an nounced later, he said. In addition to Marion county, participating counties include Benton, Lane, Morrow, Umatil la, Gilliam, Sherman, Wasco, Clatsop, Union, Jefferson, Clackamas, Washington, Yam hill, Polk, Linn Tillamook and Multnomah. Masonic orders and Eastern Star! are urged to attend and parents and friends of the boys are invited. Chapter Will Install Woodburn Public installa tion of the new officers of Wood burn Chapter of DeMolay will be held tonight at the Masonic temple when Charles Ruud will be installed as master councilor. Jim Gay, the retiring master councilor will be the installing officer. All members of the BURNETTS Vanilla gives your Pudding wonderful new flavor WANTED OLD OR SECOND GROWTH LOGS Top Prices Pay Weekly WEST SALEM LUMBER CO. Rt. 1, Box 39, Salem Phone 3-9593; eve. 2-8134 Inferior Dept. Gets Large Sum Washington, Oct. 13 (IP) The Interior Department today re ceived the most money $584, 098,797 ever given to it for a single year's operation. President Truman signed a bill appropriating funds to the de partment for the fiscal year which began last July 1. For the past three months, the department has been operating with allowances provided under special congressional resolutions. The biggest slice of Interior appropriations, $354,014,510, goes to the reclamation bureau. with most of it earmarked for a half dozen major projects. These include Davis Dam, Ariz.-Nev., $36,504,860; Central Valley project, Calif., $60,789, 890; Colorado-Big Thompson, Colo., $20,172,750; Hungry Horse, Mont., $22,093,125; Co lumbia Basin, Wash., $68,000, 000; and Missouri River Basin, $81,688,560. SWITCH TO CALVERT'S BETTER TASTE HNJ . ae ali' You'll find that CALVERT is a better buy! CA1.VKRT HKSEBVE Blender! Whiskey B6.8 Proof 65 Grain Neutral Spirits. Calvert Dlstlllprn Corp., New York City MEN'S GABARDINE & COVERT TOPCOATS Large Selection All Sixes $20 THOS. KAY WOOLEN MILL CO. 260 South 12th Street and up Your Prescription Store WHEN YOU THINK DRUGS THINK SCHAEFER "It Pays to Trad at Schaefer'i" 7599 Prescriptions Accurately Filled 1949 EVERYTHING FOR THE BABY We hove a complete line of medical needs for bobies. Let lit fill your prescription, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIAL! Societe Climax Chocolates 75f i Lb. MmtJ V Lb. Salei Only LESS THAN LB. SALES 33c LB. SCHAEFERS DRUG STORE The Original Yellow Front Drug nd Candy Special Store in Salem 13S N. Commercial Phone 3-S197 ar 2-9123 USMSKf I 1288 I I Stat St. I 8J Priced "Kash and Karry"-Less Cash More Carry Plenty of values here for thrifty shoppers: quality and freshness assured. A complete variety of meats, fish and poultry. Freshly Ground Fresh Country OOs Hamburqer ib. . $JC Sausage a 33 EASTERN ORE. HEREFORD DC EC Arm Cuts f Eastern Oregon Hereford J ft ROAST sltr 39C Rib Steok - 49C Tender, Grain Fed COa! Eo,te,n Corn Fed C Cr Pork Chops b 03c Skinned Ham.b JJ Milk Fed , A1 Milk Fed .C3r Veal Roost ,b. 43c Veal Steak .,. 33c HALIBUT STEAK ,. 39c SALMON STEAK Ib 43c RED SNAPPER Ib 29c LING CODM,.b 29c Tender Skinless J Young colored, dressed & drawn J A WIENERS it 5y HENS 4VC LOCKER BEEF Beef prices are getting higher. Better buy it now! Herefords lean, young and tender. Lb. 33c rn JUJ FOOD MARKET 1288 State Street Phone 2-9237 MIRACLE WHIP 49c NUCOA lbs. 57c I CATSUP Drnnison 2 bottles 29c DDCAPi Sliced While VIM. SALS 1! , Ib. loaf 19c FLOUR Enriched C Family lbs. 1.65 SWIFTNING?rbrins 69c CIGARETTES EKKu.1.45 EGGS Form Fresh Guaranteed Small GRADE A Doi. 43c PUMPKIN K.tr.MMft 8c BEGMQRE & 3 ran,j40c CIDER ;ardRiv" 59c MarshmollowsKo";. 10c ONIONS ubir!0"... 39c CABBAGE 2V2c CAULIFLOWER Snow white Heads Large Size Ar. 3 lbs Each 10c Delicious Apples bU 98c Cranberries .iK!.; 19c Salad Mix Fresh Daily Prig.. .... 10c Potatoes N,?"d G.m'. 1 0 .b, 29c Prices Effective Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. Oct. 13-14-15 Shop and Save at BASINGER'S 13th & STATE STS. Salem Vi Mil North of Underpass AVING ( GLENTER Stores Both Stores Open From 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Specials for Friday, Saturday and Sunday I west ; I 1 Salem At Foot of I j Bridge ! I iil i I SHORTENING SWIFT'S JEWEL 1 pound pk. 19c 3 Ib. can 65c MILK Nestles limit 6 tall can 10c CORN Standby whole kernel No. 303 can 14c rHTOMATO SOUP OMaro I 3 for 25 35a omits YOU A, 4-CUP 0ff I0TT0W MKOUTM Si rurt toiuu ox TOP nil i iin uitllll mmf run.-- inaisai 25c IT tJSAILG BAB-O only If Ikt.k I I when yoo buy GlIM at regular price ' 33C HI-C-ORANGEADE4oo.0n 35c Demonstration Friday end Saturday 3 for 1 ,00 COFFEE Manning. 1 .b. 59C 2 lb. 11 6 JELLY BEANS Sunshine Halloween Pack lb.. . 29c PALttOLIVE 19c PALttOLIVE Far lavciieiMt AR Over 2S 19c SUPER SODS 19c Met VEI. WiVtieas for Dishes 19c FAB 19c Sa faee en. eaaaB atSB) m . CcsJmereBouqifel ToeM Soap wirti the) ProgeeaRK Mei Love UaMt PRO. SOAP Peers Granulated 10c Coupon inside package Ige. siie. . . . 33c APRICOTS (New West) No. 2'j can 23c CATSUP Dennisons 2 for 29c PRODUCE CELERY Fresh Local 2 bunches 15c LETTUCE Solid Head, Fresh end Crisp each . . . . .... 10c BOILING ONIONS 10 19c SQUASH Green end Golden Hubbard and Danish Ib 3 C TOMATOES Marys Select 2 tubes 29c CORN Local Sweet, Fresh Daily, Dot. 25c MEAT DEPARTMENT Virilf UAIIftCs. r,n e'" Journe)'nien behind the Meat Cases iilYy nuUiAiii" from 8 A m to 9 p- m ,hi u for yoi,r shppin9 NECK BONES 19c HAM Swif,,,'emium 65r Half or whole lb V V RIB STEAK 49c BEEF ROAST - 39c RING BOLOGNA - 19c PORK SAUSAGE 49c GROUND BEEF 39c SHOULDER ROAST 45c