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Portland Liveatoek Chicago Grain I Crosa, Waah.. before cominr to Brooka 35 years ago, where ahe resided with a brother, the late Robert Hacklt. More re cently ahe had resided at 1000 North Cap itol street In Salem. She la survived by a aiater, Mrs. Anna Hn.slcau, 07 yeara old, of Spokane, Wash.; nieces, Mra. Lizzie Ferguson of De Smtt, 8. D.; Mrs. Carl Reese. Meade. Wash.; Mra. Eva Dell, Spo Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wednesday, June 13, 1951 21 OBITUARY Portland. June 13 &l (TJBDA Cat Chicago, June 13 (JP) AH grain allpped lower on the board of trade today. In tle: Salable 135. active on all cla.vsea; fully Oregon; also aons, Edward Smith of Sa lem, August Smith of Vancouver, Waah.. Fred Smith, Clarence Smith, Louis Smith nad Donald Smith, all of Minnesota. An nouncement or aervlcea win be made later by the Howell-Edwards chapel. Elliworth B. Fletcher Ellsworth B. Fletcher, late resident ol 4638 s. W. Luradel atreet, Portland, at a Portland hospital June 11. Survived by a.m. In the W. T. Rlgdon chapel with the Meady; one load choice 936 lb fed ateera aoybeana, particularly the July contract. Rev. Dudley Strain officiating. Interment will be In City View cemetery. Callle Panther Callle Panther, late resident of 565 South 22nd street, in this city June 12 at the ate of 51. She waa the wife of William M. Panther and the mother of Mra. Bessie Johnson of Portland and Allen W. Pan ther of Salem, Also survived by three grandchildren and aeveral brothers and Mm. Mabel A. Morrow Funeral aervlcea for Mra. Mabel A. Mor row, 69. of South Tacoma, Waah., were held Wednesday, June 13, at 1:30 p.m. at the Bollman Funeral home. Burial waa In Hill Top cemetery. Independence. Mra. Morrow died In Tacoma Saturday fol lowing a heart attack. She waa born in Iowa. Surviving are a aon, Henry I. Mor row. Independence; two daughter, May Eba Rob Is on. Central Point, and Doro thy O. Olat, Cloverdale; the mother, Mary A. Truman, Tacoma: brother, Archie Tru man, Tacoma; 11 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Mlsi Ellen Hacklt Brooka Funeral aervlcea for Miaa Ellen Hickit, 90, were held Saturday at 1:30 P.m. In the Clough-Barrlck chape) in Sa lem, with Interment In the Pioneer cem etery ea.it of Brooka. MUa Hacklt wa born near Alrdrie, Scotland, May 3, 1861, com ing to America at the age of aeven with her parent. She died Wednesday, June 6. in San Francisco, where ahe waa residing with her grand-nephew, Robert Glover. She had lived In South Dakota, and La- 38.35; lew low sood 33.00-5; utility 23.00 28.50; odd utility heifer 38.00; bulk can-ner-cutter cows 18.00-33.50; utility 33.00 36.00: few low commercial 31.00; utility commercial bulla 35.50-30.50. the fall ran into aeverai cenia. For the moat part loaaea were lim ited to frac-iona. Wheat cloaed tt-lV lower, July I-.38H; corn lower. July 81.11; oat kane. Waah.; Mra. Orace Hacklt Nicely. Seattle; nephewa, William Haaleau, of Montevideo, Minn.i John and William Hacklt of Seattle; grand-nephew, Robert Glover of San Francisco; Lyle Olover of Vancouver, B, C: also other grand-nlcra and. nephewa. Pallbearer were J. F. Waller. Ray Barker, W. L. Lewis. Carl Asplnwall. J. P. Asplnwall and Hush Aa ptnwall. Dr. Chester Hamblin officiated. Catvei: Saleble 35: vealera attady; bulk lower, July 81'i-i; rye oid tyie h-iu lower, July 1.9flt; aoybeana unchanged to iVt lower, July I3.11K-V-.; and lard 30 to 66 cents a hundred pound lower, July 816.31-118.35. Portland Grain Portland. June 13 ( Grain: Coaraa grain. 15 day ahlpment, bulk, coa.u delivery: Oat No. 3, 38 lb white 66.00: barley No, 3, 45 lb B.W. 61.00. Wheat (bid), to arrive market, baata No. 1 bulk, delivered eoaat: Soft white 2.37; aoft white (excluding rex) 3.31; white club 3.37. Hard red winter: Ordinary 3.39: 10 per cent 3.33: 11 per cent 3.35; 13 per cent 3.38. Ilir-' white baart: 11 per cent 3.33; 13 per cent 3.35, icHay'i car receipt: Wheat 341: barley 63: flour 8; corn U; oats 3: millfeed 16. choice 36.00-39.00; no prime offered; odd Canberra, Australia, June 13 commerclal-goo'i 38.O0-36.OO; light weight cuii vaaiera aa.oo. (pj Former Prime Minister Jo seph B. Chifley collapsed and died tonight. Hoka; Salab.j 100; fully ateady: bulk daughters, Lorraine Fletcher, Mra. Flora good-choice 180-335 lb butcher 34.00-50. good choice aowa 19.00-30.50. Mccol lister, and a aon, Ellsworth, all of Portland: grandchildren, Jane and John Fletcher, Portland, and Cpl. Lyle Hedrick, with the U. S. air force at Roawell, N. M. Services will be held Friday, June 15, at 1:30 p.m. in the Clough Barrlck chapel. In terment will be at the Pioneer cemetery. Dr. Brooka H, Moore will officiate. Mrs. Louise Sevrlk At the residence, 198 W. Luther, Mra. Louisa sevclk, at the age of 63, Survived by a daushter, Mra. Otlllia Cook of Heppner, Ore.; two sisters. Mra. Mary Armstrong of Los Angeles, Calif., and Mra. Anna Kretela of Salem and three grandchildren. Services will be held Thursday, June 14, at 10:30 sisters who live in North Carolina, Serv ices will be held at 3:30 p.m. Thursday, June 14. in the W. T. Rlgdon chape), with concluding aervlcea at Be 1c rest Memorial park. The Rev. Thornton Jans ma will of ficiate. Caroline J. Underfill! Caroline J. Underhlll, at the residence at 1625 Center street, June 11, at the age of S3 years. Sister of J. B. Littler, Oakland, Calif., and Charles A. Littler, Forest Grove. Cousin of Dr. C. V. Littler, Albany, Serv ices will be held at 1:30 p.m. Thursday, June 14. at W. T. Rlgdon chapel, Rev Brooks Moore officiating, with concluding services at city View cemetery. Sheep: Salable 300: rather alow on spring lamba; early aalea about ateady but con Iderable weakness In late blda; aeveral t The former railroad engineer, lota choice 85-108 lb spring lambs 33.00: bulk atill unaold; few 106 lb No. 1 and 3 pelt good yearling 36.00; odd good 137 DEATHS a longtime leader of Australia's f ether? 33.50, few lota new crop feeding labor party, was prime minister lamba 33.00, Aucust Henry Smith August Henry Smith, late resident of 3875 Evergreen avenue, at a local hospital, June 12. at the ase of 80 yeara. He la aur vlved by hi daughters. Mra. Clara Eerr of Salem, Mra. Mabel Weiss of Renton, Wash ington, Mra. Magle Frazler of rsattle, Wash., and Mra. Sadie Yntea of Klnzua, from April, 1945, until December For each of seven years end ing in 1950, the United States has produced more than a bil lion bushels of wheat. 1949, when the labor government was succeeded by a liberal- country party coalition. He was 66. Chifley Dies At Canberra 1 M Juseph Chifley 2 Oregon Guardsmen Decorated for Service Fort Lewis, June 13 (VP) Two Oregon national guardsmen were decorated yesterday for their performance in combat during World War II. Brig Gen. Harold G. Maison awarded the Silver Star and Bronze Star medals to Second Lt. David L. Nudo of Portland, and the Bronze Star to Second Lt. Roy L. Huson of Mcdford. Nudo and Huson are members of the 41st national guard divi sion in summer training at Fort Lewis. Nudo was cited for leading an attack in Germany in 1945. Both men were cited for exem plary performance in ground combat. Chiflcy's death came as the Australian nation was celebrat ing the 50th anniversary of the commonwealth federal govern ment in which he had played a leading part in war and postwar years. The son of a blacksmith, Chif ley was "Mr. Labor" in Australia. In recent years Brazil has produced about four-fifths of the castor oil used in the United States. MARKET QUOTATIONS .Portland Eastslde Market Top quality strawberries sold at 82.75 to J 3. 00 a crate Wednesday in wholesale dalinss at the East Side Farmers' market. The season's first boyscnberrlca aold at $3.00 a flat of 12 boxes. First offerlnua of Willamette valley cherries found Rings at 30 cents a pound. May Duke variety pie cherries aold at 18 to 20 cent a pound. Mid-Columbia district Zucchini squash aold at 02.00 a lug. Raspberries aold mostly at 53.25 a flat. Green onion prices held within a 50 to 60 cent a dozen bunches range. Pca-s continued In limited supply at 13.75 to $4.00. lighter rarlland Market List Butterfat Tentative, aubject to Imme diate change: Premium quality, maximum le 19 to I per cent acidity delivered Id Portland 75-78c lb-, first quality. 73-76c; cecond quality, 7l-74c. Rt'tter Whnip-., nn oulK cubes te wholesalers grade AA, 93 score, 73c;. A, 92 score, 72V'2c; B, 90 score, 70c; C, 80 acore, 60c. Above prices are sirlctlv nominal. '!'eri- -Selling prirt- .o rornand whole- aalera Oregon alnglea, 45-47c; Oregon f lb. loaf, 44-46c; triplets, IVi less than ainglea V F.rgi to wholesalers: Candled eggs con taining no loss, cases Included, F.O.B. Portland. A itrnde large. 5!)',j-60',ic dozen: A grade medium, 58 'j -59 l.jc : B grade large. fi4-551ac; smalls, nominally 48c; Fol lowing are approx. prices paid by dealers to producers for ungraded large henneries, so 57c; AA grade large, 59c; A grade large, R8c; AA medium, 65 -56c; A medium, 64 65c; A smalls, 43c, rarlland Dairy market niter Price to retailers: Grade A print, 76c; AA cartons, 77c; A prints, 76c; A cartons, 17c; B print, uc. fgi Price to retailers- Grade A A large mostly 66c dozen: A large, 62-63 c; AA medium, 63c; A medium. 61-62c; A small, 60c; cartons 3c additional. Cheese Price to re'atiers. Portland. Ore ion singles, 47H-48'.4c; Oregon loaf. 5 lb. loaves to 51-63 'ic lb; triplets, l'c less than tingles. Premium brands, singles 87c; loaf, 60c. Paallry f.1. Ohlekma (No. 1 quality. P.O.B. slant. Broilers, lbs., 31-32c: fry- p. ih ai-nar.' 3-4 lbs. 31-32c: roast' era. 4 lb and over. 30-31c lb; light hens, all welnhta. 39-30c; heavy nena 11 weight, 81-32c; and roosters, all weights, 15-17C. nrrti Turkey! Best grade nena, nnnnri. not tn nroducers. F.O.B. farm on ft New York style dressed basis; beat toms, 36c, same basis. hhliB Aneraaa to grower: lm whites, 4-5 lbs, 28-30c lb; 6-6 lbs,- 27-30c lb.; eolored. 2 cents lower; old or heavy doe and bucks. 12-t6c lb. Fresh dressed Xryer to retailers, oo-eac. oome ouh :i.nnlit Klllarl Mflntl Veal Top quality. 65-57c lb good heavies, 48-50c; other grades according to weight and quality, Heavier, 45-47c. Hogs Light blockers, 33-33c: S8-30C. Lambs Top grade springers, 65-57c; beat yearlings, 46-48c. Mutton Beat, 30-32C lb.; rough heavy bucks, ewes, 34-36i.. Beef Good cowa, 45-48c lb! canner 1 cuttera, 40-43 '6c. Vresh D retted Meats iwholeailera to retailers per cwt.i Beef -steers Choice 500-700 lb, $54.60 67; good 600-700, $54.60-57; commercial, 149.60-50; Utility, $44.60-45 Cows - Commercial. $49.60-50: utility, $44.60-45; cannera-cutters, $43.50-45. Btet Cut - lOood steers, num quar tern tfli tm-M- rounds. $57.60-58; full loins. trimmed, $82-86: triangles, $48.10-50: square ihucka. $53; forequartera, $51.60-52. Veal Oood, $60-65; commercial, $54-57; Utility, $49-51. . , Calves Good-choice, $56-60; commercial, Lambs Clood choice prime lambs, $56- 67; commercial, $53-54! utility, Perk outs Lolna. No. 1 8-13 Iba, $48 81; ahoulders, 16 pounds down. $38-41 BBrarlha U.l1: fresh harDS. $53-54. amektd hams Skinned, $58-63; slab ba- on. $45-61. Refined lard !n ruma, 13.60. Peruana Mtieeliaoaoaa ur.t rtrm 1'nw medium, from storage, No. 1 $3.50-3.00; 50 lb. sacks no. i large ri-oo-o; o. . 13.35-1.50; So. Ore. yellows. Ige. mui tt ift.n. r nnlon sets. 9-1 lc lb; Ore., 10-13C lb. Cold storage, Cal. wnlU waxed, $4.75-5.00. so ids. Potatoes Central Oregon Russet. No, I-A. $3.75-4.00. 25 pounds $1-1.15; NO. 100 Iba. $2.75-2.85; Washington Russets, No. 1A, 25 pounds, 70c; NO- 3. j IV.. ai.l TrfihA RilntJI. NO. 1A, $3.75' 4.13; aonie higher; long whites. 100 pounds. i ui ie. DirM. Mm TrlumDhs. $3.o0- 1.75; SO lb California red, $2-2.35: Ca llf. long white. No. 1A, $3.75-4; No. 2, -3. Hi-ii a No 2 areen allaifa, deliver ed aarinta p.o.B. Portland. $30 ton. Winamttts ally train ano clover bay. nominally $25 a ton, baled at farm. Caseara Barb -Dry i6-19e to peeiera. Wool Willamette valley, nominal at tountry shipping point. Mohair $1.15 pound on 13-montn trowtn. P.O.B. country shipping poinU. Hides Calves. 54-37C lb; according to eighU. ItPS. J6-38C lb; beef. 20'.3J i. bulls, ll-iao. Country buyer STOCKS i By the Associated Press) Ad Corp 23 k Al Chem 70 Al Chalmers 43 Am Airlines 1334 Am Pow St Lt 18 Am Tel At Tel , 153 Am Tobacco 61 Anaconda 41 Atchison 156 Bethlehem Steel i-0 Boe Airplane 43 Borg Warner Eurr Add M 17 Calif Packing F3 Can Pacific 24"'. Caterpillar 464 Celanese f2 Chrysler 69 Con Edison 30 m Cons Vultee 16' Crown Zellerbach 52 Curt Wright Doug Aircraft 47 DuPont 95 Eastman Kodak 4214 Emcr Radio 13 Gen Electric &4Va Gen Foods 43 Gen Motors 48 Goodyear Tire 78'a Homes take 35'4 Int Harveater 32 Int Paper 50 John Man Kennecott 74H Libby McN it L 8H Lockh Air 31 Loew'a Inc. ' IS Long Bell & 4? '.4 Montg Ward 70 Nash Kelv 18t NY Central 17 North Pac 41 Pac Am Fish , - Pac Gas A Elec 32V Pacific Tel & Tel 109 Packard Penney Penn RR 18;f Pepsi Cola B' Philco 237 Rad Corp I9" Raynonler 2 Ray Pfd - Repub Stl MJ Rny Metals 514 Richfield Safeway 35 -J Scars Roebuck 32 Soc Vac 2!y South Pac 4 Std Oil Cal 43 Std Oil NJ fflk Studebaker 37Va Sunshine Mn "7" Swift it Co 33 I Transamerlca lVa Twenty C Fox ! Un Oil Cal 3 U Pac Un Airlines ! Un Aircraft 39V. Un Carb US Plywood 38 U US Steel ai Warn. Bros 1 a West Un Tel 36 West Air Br West Elec 37 Woolworth 3 Stock Market New York, June 13 (P) In one of the slowest days of the year, the stock market today moved slugiahly through an un exciting session. Price were a shade lower on average during the morning but recovered later In the day before a late but slight ink Ing spell that left them mixed over a range from around a dollar lower to a little bet ter than a dollar a share higher among leaders. Trading contracted to an estimated 1, 000.000 shares. Yesterday the total was 1, 200,000. The average day so far this year has run better than 1,700,00 share. Rail .were narrowly mixed, steels un changed to lower, and motor were mixed. Activity, what "there wa of It. waa con centrated in these three groups. oils kept to the high side moat of the day. SALEM MARKETS C.mplted from report, .t S.leia i,.l.r l.r lh. (nld.nc. .1 C.pll.l Jr..l ruder.. (R.TtMd 4.11..) sow.. riib.ru wnoiMti. wiom: Un., 17-j.ocs medium, ll-HHo. Qroww 9rkw: Orehird ran, 1-lOe. . ?lni-WrwltMl Prteu: Wf ' )H-n. leu: lrl ou.lltj lumbj. '"' len. M-IO'e :medlam. l-a6e. tr.i qu.lli. lumso. lHe '"" imi; medium. MK.JS'Ac; !. '' M(4. Orov.r prleu rehr runi rm- MtM, IN D. !... n.u .00 to (31.00 Sheared lamas . ... nn Yearlings " '"-r" 6.00 to $12.00 Sheared ewes I 00 to 110.00 oSSier' rcow, ..:,.:,.-.-.,.::,.....so ;:5 Bulls " t0 8 0" Calves, 300-400 lbs .00 to I3J.O0 Veal 932.00 to $36.00 n.tall reart rrte.at Err Hash $5.35. Rabbit Pellets 14.30. n.i. V..i1 1..20. Poultry Bujrlnr Price, - Colored h., lc; Uthorn hens, 27c; old roosters, 14c; eolored Iryers, 31c, iemorn irrer., i.c roasters, 30o. Burlnr Prleei Ens. AA. S5c: Ian. A, .i.Qr- medium AA. 53c; medium A, 63-650; .ii .0. tnr? erax. 27c. tb'.leial. prleu: En wholual. prleu on .bo. thM. prleu abor.. J'" JJ A generally quoieu a. ..i.. - ""' .... u. Premium 7B-nc; no. i, ..-..v, Butter wnoiuaia giu . .-". . . II.62C. rhlracn Llr.tlock Chicago. June 13 (PI (USDAl-Blable ........ . aalu both butch ers ana sows 25-35 higher; lat. butcher lB Vl.75.20.50T Instancu . . i, ll.hir ailthu: allshtiy oro...-v;r nn.Rnn in aowi ii.i-.v, -- compieie. ..... ..,.vi. ..! nn . u lower" h..i. " . i.adr: cow. and bulls mostly steady; re.l.r. strong to 10 1 eenu higher; lew loads prime 1.100-1.350 lb steers 38.35.38.10; some neio , bulk hlah-chok. and prim. .leer. 16.75. is is. ood and eholee trades 33.50-36.5O ..fioaoprlme heller, held .bo.e 3100 '."MZ, T...,im. heifers 13.30.38.50 commercial cow. .;?. . t.ftflrf bulla 27.00-33.00; food prime vealer 36.00.39.25; coll to eoromer Salable aneep z.ll".. . u m lr. Inn 22. DO IO aim pmnti.i 17.50 down on heary .we .no put" The United States had IU peak number of hones in 1915 21 430.000. Now there re less than 3,000,000. mi 1 he always remembers If "Pop" is presenting a problem . . . let us give you a helping hand. Here's your big chance to say "Thanks for everything Dad. We love you." 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