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psms two! ATEDFOUD H2iTL TRIBUNE, JIEDFOKW. OtfEOOX, TUESDAY, AntlE 19, 1932. IS KEEP J AT PLEA OF EDITORS PORTLAND, April 10 (AP) Re striction of the acttvltle of some desns nd directors of Oregon's In stitutions of higher learning who have proceeded with reorganisation work without having conferred with the president of their Institution, was decided upon here Monday by the board of higher education. The board took no action on the recommendation of a committee urg ing continuation of , the achool of Journalism at University of Oregon. This committee Included Paul R. Kelty, editor of the Oregonlan: Harris Ellsworth, editor of the Roseburg News-Review; Ralph Cronlse, editor of the Albany Democrat-Herald, and Ben Lltfln. editor of The Dalles Chronicle. The group submitted a plan for "re-establlshment and pre servation" .of the Journalism school on behalf of the Oregon State Edi torial association. Mr. Kelty said ths school of Jour nalism costs (21.833 snnuslly and thst 913,178 Is obtalnsd from student fees, leaving S9.6S4 to be paid out of tax funds, Under the new play, he said, only 5,199 would have to be paid from tax funds. Treasury Enlists Bankers Aid in Tracing Lindbergh Ransom BUTER AND EGGS IN STEADY TRADE PORTLAND. Ore., April 18. (AP) There was practically no change In the butter trade trend for the day. Late session of the produce exchange reflected steadiness In all lines with the recent lesd of extras maintained. Trading In the egg market reflects a generally steady tone locally with no chsnge In the generst price list. Demand for current arrivals Is suf ficient to take care of offerings In that line. Despite the weakness generally re ported for broilers, there appears quite a fair call for leghorns weign Ing 1V4 lbs. and better. The real weakness Is In lighter stork. TREASURY DEPARTMENT WAiHINGION IMAM MS Of THI UMITtO lm suril a. M3. To tbs Proatd.nt of ths Dir.klng Institution a4drsfsel. Blrf- Tssre Is Incloses allst of .the sorlsl nuslsrs"of eortitn United States Notes of the 15 d.no-lnattosTualtad Slstos Cold csrllflcstes of ths 110 dne.atnallonand United Stites Cold Certificates sod Fodersl Senary. Kotos or the 120 denoaUstios; V Wor the currency seriated l received by"youf"tn)"lt Tll bs apprsolated-! yoo elll'lako nots of tns source free which voo received It tnd lasodlstely 'notify the Treasurer or ths United States, tsahlmiton'D.'C: . by'.lejstrseWi Very .truly yours. W. Qj WOODS . Trwesorer. of. trra United States." $20 DENOMINATION IN1TED STATES OF AMERICA GOLD CERTIFICATES AND FEDERAL lrm RESERVE NOTES (SoloooflHl) - fNo7iTr.. wiiltMWi Wel "! ootfow It pfMti PT d l"r "A" .CTjjmXVlSS"i,7-rl.l a.mk- I. lml , 10. U.w '. rl.l R.-m ."""if. '..'rtlJi'i' cr."iXBZ -r,.u"UK, U p.ll b, . .i ( b, .bS kiur "A" are Ctuud Sun Gold CtfuJicttct) B OnOOMM A B onou4:to A B 0OOI57U8 A B 0U01.KU2 B UH2lrt A B UXJS-73 A J F B E D C, OB7HI9 A OM16424 A 004.17256 A 00462341 A 0O4li3738 A A 00.',; 1 233 A $10 DENOMINATION UNITED STATES OF AMERICA GOLD CERTIFICATES. rut LMUf I K K C F . D otmu w A OU1IB779 A 0O2WJ53I A 00242SU A A 004527M A A 00470182 A A 03341419 A A 03S7CI38 A A 039332.M A A 04523922 A A 045S9473 A A 04767549 A . $5 DENOMINATION UNITED STATES NOTES -.1. L.IIW H K O B D B ooraioM! A B OlOOWWS A OIU97041 A A 0123S240 A 01M54.V) A 01685W0 A Mi lii 1 G L 'A C D E A OGISSOiO A A 064981118 A A 06525775 A B 06736170 A B 06747736 A B 06787705 A Prune Situation Looks Favorable PORTLAND. Ore, April 10. (AP) Various conditions "which com blns to create more than passing optimism" In - the prune sltustion In Oregon sre revested In a survey completed In the trade, the Journal ssld today. Ths psper asld "current vMk's prices In Oregon are easily yA to ,s cent higher than a week ago. Oregon Potato Cleanup Rapid CORVLLIS. April 18. (AP) A survey of the Oregon potato deal Indicates s rapid cleanup In potato stocks, according to ths Oregon State college extension service and the federal department of agricul tural economics. Livestock PORTLAND. Ore., April 10. 18. (AP) Cattle 38. calvea 10; steady. Hogs 500; fully steady. Sheep and Lambs, 450 Including 304 direct; SOc lower. Spring lsmbs good snd choice .00-8.80, medium S4 00-9.00. Today's oloslng prices for IT select ed stocks follow: American Can 40 V4 American T. 4e T, ....... D9V4 Anaconda ,. H 6 Curtis Wright IK Oeneral Motors UK Int. T. & T 8 Montgomery Ward ............... 7 Paramount Pub ........ .. 4K Radio 8'4 Southern Pac. .. 13 K S. O. of Cal. . 18K 8. O. of N. J. 33 Trans. Am. .. 34 United Aircraft 10H U. S. Steel 30 K 98 Turkey Eggs Yield 92 Young Birds In Hatch If ft long time to Th-nk-gtYlng, but thert are a lot of Thangsglv- lng dinners coming up (or out) to .'ay at the Square Deal hatchery on Eut Main street, where 6400 lit tle turkeys nre scheduled to leave their ehelli thli Mason. More than 1000 have already left their Inae- cure lodging, Mm. T. H. Dressier reported this afternoon. Out of a setting of 88 eggs, 03 sturdy birds of speckled leather, evolved yesterday; and 47 out or another setting of B0 eggs. Better than 83 per cent hatch was realised on the first thousand eggs this season, Mrs. Dressier ssld and she'd like to sea "anyone do a better Job of hatching turkeys." Broken windows iaised by now bridge Cabinet Works Elect Prank Perl coroner TlltJISL VU1IVUCB UCI1IJJ put to new postoffice building. . T 10 ROSEBURG JOB ROSKBURG, Ore., April 19. (ffV Prospects of starting construction this week on the 12,200,000 Pacific Northwest National Soldiers home here, has brought throngs of unem ployed men to this city. Expecting work to start today, mnn on foot and in automobiles lined up for several blocks at the reservation early this morning, and the streets were thronged during the day by men seeking work. Many of them had come from out of the state In the hope of finding Jobs on the govern ment project. H. Golclswort-hy. vice-president of the Murch Brothers Construction company, which has the contract for the first unit of the hospital, reached Roseburg Sunday. He eald ground will be broken about the middle of the week. It Is expected the first unit, for which $1,200,000 has been appropri ated, wlU be completed by January 1. Goldsworthy Issued a statement this morning saying it is useless for laborers to come to Roseburg in hope or obtaining work, since excavation and concrete work will occupy several works and will supply work for only x limited number of men. Local laborers are being given prerereu.ee and a list of applicants registered through the chamber of commerce Porthnd Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., April 19 (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Close May .03 K .03 K .83 July .81 .81 .toy. Sept 81li .811, -80K Cash wheat: Big Bend blueatera ...... Soft white Western white Hard winter ... Northern Spring . Western red ......... Oots: No. a white Today's car rccelpte: Wheat 8: flour 3; corn S; oats 1; hay 1. .83 , .80 H .80 .73 . .891, . .83 !, .81 K Ml IL .811, M3.00 Portland Produce j 2 PORTLAND. April 10 (AP) Country meats selling- price to- re tailers: Country-killed hogs best butchers under 100 lbs. 681,0; veal era 80 to 130 lbs., 10c; spring lambs Hlftc; lambs, yearlings 10 He; heavy ewea 4c; canner cows 8 4c; bulls 601)0. Live poultry net buying price; old roosters 0o. Others unchanged. Onions selling pries to retailers: Oregon I? 48 cental; brollf n 13 5 3S. Butter, butterfat, eggs, potatoes, new and seed potatoes, wool and hay quotations unchanged. Wall St. Report Block Kale Atfraies (Copyright, 1033, standard Statistics Co.) April 18: 80 Ind'la Today .... 40.1 ' Prev. day 410 Week ago 48.8 Tear ago 131.8 30 Rr', 93.1 33 0 31.1 87.7 90 Ufa 77.4 78 0 78.8 118.1 00 : To l ! 47.3 : 48 48.1 i 138.9 i NEW YORK, April 18 I AP) -Scattered selling kept the stock msrket ; on the down grade sgaln today. While loaaes In tie main body of shares were emsll, there were several net ; declines of 1 to 4 polnta .it the fin lah. rarrying eome leaders Into new , low ground. The closing tons waa heavy, aales spproxlmsted million HDavennpopit amid Chair Beautiful two-tons velour covered davenport and chair with full reversible cushions and genuine Nachman springs. The chair is the latest high button-back model. A real bargain at this special price I When you buy here $5.00 DOWN and one year to pay balance I .LjVDEF flMEDFIlRD FURNITURE & HOWE. "From the CHEAPEST that's GOOD to the BEST that's MADE" Corner Sixth and Bartlett Phone 35-R O will supply all the men needed. About 200 men will be employed when work Is at Its peak, Goldsworthy said. Central Pt. Grange Competitive Play on Friday Program "The Teeth of the Gift Horse" Is the title o fthe competitive play to be presented Friday night by the Central. Point Grange at the Grange hall. Other additions to the program, which will compose a complete eve ning of entertainment, are also F'.nnned. The enst for the competitive play, which Is being directed by Mrs. Bertha Bursell, includes Miss Eula Be"son, Mrs. J. Sanford Richardson. Mrs. John Bohncrt, Mrs. C. E. Smith, Johnny Blackford and William Foley. HUMANS DEPENDS ON AGE IN 'BEAR' PROBEilN - CHINESE MART WASHINGTON, April 19. (AP) In the belief that many 'of the names In the list of 24,000 short sales presented for the stock mar ket inquiry represent "dummies" for Important principals, some of the senate's banking committee members today advocated uncover ing the real traders. The committee held Its inquiry In abeyance until Thursday, to give William A. Gray of Philadelphia, Its new counsel, time to go through the tremendous list of transactions. Administration senators, among them the Republican leader. Wat son of Indiana, reiterated their de termination to go to the bottom of the subject and determine what in fluences have been depressing the market. The list of short traders' names was guarded from publication but senators who have seen It said the great majority were unknown, lead ing to the belief expressed by some that In the larger transactions either fictitious names or those 01 agents for big operators had been used. One senator said he would propose that the committee pick out a few of the more important trans actions and send investigators into brokerage offices to find out who was behind them. Many new angles of the investiga tion were being presented to mem bers of the committee, and Senator Stelwer (R., Ore.) said he would ask for an inquiry why publication by a certain magazine recently ol the names was suddenly stopped, after the magazine had announced that more would be given. PEIPING, April 19. (AP) The league of nations inquiry commis sion prepared totday to leave for Mukden. Manchuria, tonight to con tinue its investlgationi there. The party will be divided. General McCoy, American member, and the others, except Lord Lytton. the chairman, will travel on a special ly chartered train. The commission was told today that 6.000,000 Chinese flood suf ferers in the Hwel river valley are existing chiefly on grass and bark of trees and that some of them are being sold In a human market. Relief workers reported, accord ing to Shaow Peter Chuan, super intendent of the flood relief com mission In the area, that the sale price of humans is one dollar in Chinese money, or about 20 cents, for each year of the person's age. "BLENDED TO AMERICA'S TASTf WE A 10-year-old child cslla for about a and the rate rises up to the aga of 35, when H beglna to recede. NEW DISCOVERIES CONFIRM VIRTUES OF BRAN IN DIET Supplies "Bulk" and Vitamin. 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