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PAGE SIX STOCKS RECEIVE SUPPORT AFTER L Br VICTOR EUBANK NEW YORK. June IS , Stocks got a little support in today's market after leaders had been shaken down fractions to more than 2 points. Transfers ran to around 250, 000 shares. Steels, rails, oils, coppers, mail orders and rubbers were narrow. Prominent on the off sideseveral steadied at the last were American Telephone, Allied Chemical, Westing house, Du Pont, U. S. Rubber preferred, J- I. Case and Chrysler. Bonds and commodities were mixed. Closing quotations: American Can 681 Am Car & Fdy 231 Am Tel & Tel H4j Anaconda ... 23 i Calif Packing , 18 Cat Tractor 85 Comm'nw'lth & Sou General Electric 732 251 General Motors Gt Nor Ry pfd Illinois Central Int Harvester ... 371 201 51 461 Kennecott Lockheed . 27i 16s Montgomery Ward . 29 nasn-neiv .... N Y Central . 5 . 71 Northern Pacific . Pac Gas & El Packard Motor Penna R R Republic Steel Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific Standard Brands . Sunshine Mining . Trans-America Union Oil Calif Union Pacific U S Steel Warner Pictures . . 5 . 191 . 21 . 191 . 131 . 61 . 34 . 521 . 10! . 31 . 3! . 41 . 101 . 661 461 51 PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Ore, June 12 CAP-USDA) Cattle: salable 25, total 150; calves: salable 10, total 40; market mostly nominal, few cleanup sales of cows and bulls steady; odd canner cows $6.00-7.25; fairly good sausage bulls $11.50; other classes scarce; week's bulk fed steers $12.50 13.50, top $13.75; grassers $12.25 down; good fed heifers $12.00-50, common down to $9.00; medium v gooa oeef cows $9 00-10.25, young cows up to $10.75; med ium to good vealers $11.50-13.50, choice quotable to $14.50. - Hogs:, salable. 100, total 150; few sales steady;, good to choice driveins- 180-200 lbs. $13.75 14.00; 225-260 lbs. $13.00-25; good sows 320425 lbs- $10.25 11.00; feeder pigs salable $12.50 13.50. Sheep: salable 25, total 200; market nominally steady at week's decline; good to choice spring ' lambs salable around $13.25; feeder . lambs salable around $11.00; good shorn ewes $4.25-75. , S. F. LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, June 12 (AP-FSMNS) Cattle salable none; nominal; good clearance all week: medium tn good fed steers quoted $12-50-13.50; bulk dairy cows $5.00 7.00; medium sausage bulls EADERS DOWN 4v.au-1u.2a. (jaives, salable none; - nominal. Hogs salablo 400; around 10 cents lower; one load good 209 lb. Oregon hogs $14.90, extreme top; bulk 185-235 lb. barrows and gilts $14-75. Sheep salable 100; about steady; good to choice spring lambs $12.50-13.50; medium to choice shorn ewes $3.50-4.50. BOSTON WOOL BOSTON, June 12 CAP-USDA) Trading on the Boston wool . market was spotty today with sales of domestic wools, mostly, for filling in contracts, negotiat ed bv official Hffprtriu iaiv. three eighths blood and one quarter blood combing fleece wools are quiet at about 50 cents, grease basis. Buying for civilian account was very quiet The extension of allotments to the mills up to August 2 on sub stantially the same basis as the second quarter have steadied the market. WASHINGTON, June 12 (JO James E. Wlrrick of Dee has been named as principal for ap pointment to West Point mili tary academy by Rep, Pierce (D Ore.) First alternate is Robert O. Beck, Pendleton; second, Rob rt Evans, Klamath Falls; third, bugene jove, luamath Falls. Brand New . Extraordinary Voluef WASHABLE RAYON PRINTED JERSEY DRESS MATERIAL 1.49 Montgomery Ward XT ..NJJfri A. iHSiffiZX r Jrmxs Indian Ocean -1 SlG A.L.of rroept end plants now In Ave tralio undor MacAitfiur; U. S. force olio actire I Now Caledonia, Now Ztolond, India end Chine I Jap-Hold land Area iep-HoidWorof Aim RUSSIA N Z " l"". V. . -----"---r . V-;j : 4 Z J MILESl Huisian dnfandBra eA DmhImmI V. . HA i.u.j . ,. , Bttaeks (black arrows), soviet "Tr. ' - ovwaipung 10 cracK oevasiopoi, a strongnoid which would menace rtId d PU tward (broken arrow) toward the Caucasus, where other Russian forces POTATOES PORTLAND. Ore- June 12 Potatoes. Old White. Lnenla $3.50-3.78 cental; Deschutes Gems, ( r) cental; Yakima No z uems, 5Z.su do-id. bag; KJam am no. 1, $4 cental. Potatoes, new Shaffer Cnl wnita Kose 80s, $3.25-3.35 CHICAGO, June 12 CAP- USDA) Potatoes, arrivals 140; on track 315; total US ship ments lOda: demand rather alow market weak; California Long wmies, us no. 1, $2.00-3.00. CHICAGO WHEAT CHICAGO. Jun 19 IB Wheat prices tried to rally again todav and ucnrerl coin. ranging from fractions to a cent xi iimes, aue 10 mm buying and short covering, but the market was weakened Int in th wttlnn by declines of almost a' cent In corn. Feeding eralm. nt which mm Is the most imnnrtnnt wra pressed, traders said, partly by Washington reports indicating the administration would Insist on congressional approval of its pians 10 sen surplus wheat for feed. Favorable crop reports irom Iowa also attracted atten tion. Wheat closed unchanged to Ic lower compared with yesterday, Julv SI. 181. Srnfirnh.r t 211.1. corn i-lc lower, July 86-861c, oeptemDer bbi-ic; oats 1-Ic off; soybeans unchanged to 11c low er; rye unchanged to Ic down. During the second quarter of 1939, the United States Imported 23.747.828 nnundu of dihl olive oil. Yard HIGHLIGHTS OF SIX MONTHS SINCE PEARL MPA Mall tii ""OiES Nrth Malboum TASMANIA? 4 ?vJjL e-J "Ue. w I AUSTRALIA J Sevastopol Holds Against Nazi r- w. 1 m miugiw sources reported. The Germans, London's Children Return to Normal CORVALLIS, June 12 m Fifty-five per cent of London's cnuaren are Back In the city and schools have returned to nearly normal routine, Dr. Evan B. Davies said hen vm. terday. In the ITnitod Kfnr. fn m. sultations with educators, the director 01 educational activi ties of Willeston, a city of 300, 000 DODUlation in sTentor Tvin. don, told Oregon State college sian members yesterday that about 45 per cent of the Lon don children still are In th country. BPRAOTJE TO CONFAB SALEM, June 12 un Gover nor Charles A. Sprague will leave Salem by train at 7 p. BUY QUARTS HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON ALASKA HAWAII: iwfn maineJn (of Man at U.S. ens eHanaa flolnar Jeae PdcJflc Ocean MleVey HAWAII o IT, PtM'i Harlot WbrJKDw.7,1MI iMtraflocopirBisroft, mm imc ; roo bltlM.i(W ' SOLOMON W. mw Hnwoca IVii Corel Sm ' rui 1$. CALEDONIA Ohtmo, uKom O N NEW ZEAUND S)omo hlb, Anboiw fokn, Dorr box bonbW, Fib. I Attacks .1 ,t . mm unooj incessant Qerman who hold all the rest of the m. tonight en route to Ashe- viUe, N. C, to attend the an nual national convention of state governors, which nnn June 20. The governor will be gone about two weeks. Fire Sweeps Shasta County Building REDDING, Calif, June 13 W) fire of undetermined origin swept through the Shasta county office hulldlno- hr rt had such a start when discovered and spread so rapidly that com paratively few of its records and equipment were saved. Although dozens of regularly emoloved nrlrra way-a In u three story building, the alarm Was not SOundAd until almml h entire attic was ablaze, u Death valley, in California. BROTHER, M ONE TOO! Be Smart! Be a Brown Derby ManF IMfirr mr the Pilsner old-timers say is Ihs equal Tn tht "Porto Pitch Boy and slightly ehill two quarts iiurai over, ?i 7, ,ram " fmcntr the way old time Pilsner was served ... and pass around sandwiches or Dotato china. v. m7,70Ur KUtU dOT It equals Jl.n"' Wsnsr you ever tasted, return the 2Pt,2 Ton bought the beer and roar fofl purchase price will be glsdly re funded. Try it ... be a Brown Derby Man! at SAFEWAY - 1 0r? tm I MtM tmmt Ht Olfiw Mi M4l tf Salem trwyf HARBOR l stmt? I INI I ll ; STATES ; Sen Fwwli'ci alAfl aj Jd tub tiiwiii oil htui WM I U. i. eoatl. Fib. 11 (J)tw, loll nk... f.b. J inrnk l. p. tank, Dtc W Twokt. Mortn raldtd V V vtMlnn,CKll Joptri.JlSM Jormk inrodod. Doc 17 w Jo, loVt., Moxh ! ' mK tMM I l.i j M OWokiftthDocUotitr VlNn&Hi.Miitkl koroklrondbrMoriao lj Rangoon rout, Marcn 19 Q Hoi Kooa rol. Dm. 15 Amiomon li, uiird by O IH Jop. Morch 23: M100 Mlloptrd,Jon.2 'clrMibiiibld,April4 . . SSlototnfolli. April otrockM, sssxis Fto. S "' fo. Mot Amboloo fokto, Dorlo VI Joeo opoo mw compoloa box bonbW. F10. 19 l&innlCliiivi.MaU Transportation News Stock Movements Into Area Near End Heavy annual northoarrf atvV movements into the Klamath basin are virtually complete. Southern Pacific officials said Thursday. They said that more than 300 cars of cattle have been moved Into the Wood River valley and nearbv summer ffmrins in4 via the SP from winter ranges in the north Sacramento valley. The stock Is owned bv Klnmnrh operators- Other shipments have been moved here frnm h nm... Nevada border country. Fourth Fiqhter Command Will Sound Warning to Coast SALEM, June 12 W) The war department advised the Oregon civilian defense council today that the army's fourth fighter command will hau th sole responsibility of warning 01 me presence of enemy war snips oil the Pacfffi nti Warnines will ha fnntiiii.j through the air raid warning oysiem 10 communities which might CXDect air rnlri. Th.. communities then will activate their civilian protection sys tems. Crew Members Ready 10 sign up Again SEATTLE. Jim 19 tm T. tent on signing aboard another ireignter as soon as possible, most Of the ermr mmhr a tu ship sunk last Sunday off Cape riauery, nave left Seattle for nan rrancisco. Each was given SlOU as comneniuitfnn in kalnn. Ings lost with the shin. Two crew members are .still unaer Treatment in marine hospl tel. Then put of "Impartid." of Brown Derby" uerve the fra- tufnaty 1 mrja 1 1 TOPS BRITISH WASHINGTON, June It (P) The world had the word of Oil ver Lyttelton, British mlnistor of supply, todny that Britain now produces a vast quantity of war materials but that the United States production rate recently ovsrisoit and "will noon ia far ahead" of Britain's. "A mounting flood of anna ment production In the United States, together with the produc tion of Great Britain and the other United Nations," Lvttellon aid In an address over the Co lumbia Broadcasting system, "is a stark fact which cannot be explained away by the lies which have been the dirt of the Oerman, Italian and Japanese people." Radio Day by Day (PacKle War Tlm.i NEW YORK .Tun. 1) AVM. WOrlfl 1 Unlld Nillnn, lav Which will be obierveci SunHav simultaneously with Flag day, wui oring approximately a doz en special features to the net works. Besides the recorded brondrrut of a message by President Roosevelt, now listed for three networks, NBC, BLU and MBS, there will be programs from China, London and, various points In this country. The Chunskins nickuns will InMnrio H. H. Kung," Chinese minister of unanco, ana nis wuo, and Uen. Woo Tchen. Stephen Vincent Bent and George Faulkner have written a special arama, -Toward the Cen tury of the f!nmmnn Man which Hollywood and an all-star casi win supply 10 IN Hi; In a 60 minute broadcast as another fea ture. Behind the dlali tnnl.M- rnc 5:15, Fighting Inflation, Donald m. ncison. What to expect Saturday: New York at War Parade BLU, 8 a. m. and 1:45 p. m.; MBS, 7:30 a. m. NBC U:S0 a. m. Tribute to Mme. Chiang Kai-shek; 12, Col orado nature nlrMrh rn, ... ries; 1, Pan-American' Holiday, program title change. CBS, 7:45 a. m. Mme. Chlan k"t.hi? from Chungking. RT.It n-n a. m. Drama, "Story of a Flag " HARVEST DELAYED PENTJI.ETOW .T.,n 19 m Harvesting and canning of Uma tilla countv'a nia rrnn u,lll get underway until Sunday due 10 conimuea cold weather, farm leaders and cannery officials an nounced today. "ARROW" SHIRTS Whites - Fancies. Give him the best shirt known. $225 "JOHNSONIAN" SHOES Staple or Sport Styles In All Leathers r mm PA 5u 4s $995 BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HERMAN'S MEN'S STORE STRICTLY BUSINESS r 1 iO fe'l Pine Lumber Orders Fall Off Slightly PORTLAND, Ore., June 12 (P) Pino lumber orders fell off slightly for tho week ending Juno 6 but shipments and pro duction gained, the Wr.tnrn Pino nssoclntlon reported tcvliiy Orders declined from 88.755.- 000 bonrd feet the previous week to 86,217,000. For the corre sponding weuk last year orders were 02,041,000. Shipments totaled. 84.805.000 feet compared to 81,048,000 the week before and 84,325,000 last year. x production was Mopped up from 75.022,000 feet the prevl. 0115 week to 85.571.000. Lait year's production was 86,125,000 feet. FOREST AIR GUARD SPOKANE, Juno 12 P An aerial guard over northwest for ests will probably be commenced about July 1 by the civil air pa 7 ',mT -f ,ur'? JUST FOR DAD USEFUL 'GADGETS" Tie Racks - Wallets Pant-Racks - Ash Troy Chip Racks $00 gj,ti SPORT COATS JUST TKrRWkToHr,NpGlaFyR DAD NEW SHADES . NEW PATTERNS 985 C "SLACKS" Gabardine Plain Colors . Pleats - Zippers a June 12, 1042 T Mereatter trol, Wing Commander P, K. Hinkley has announced. Hlnk ley, who relumed yesterday from a CAP conference in Ssn Francisco, said the patrol would cooperate with tho forest serv ice and army forces, PROMPT DELIVERY You can be assured of aoed Arm lual for aairt win. tar II you will order to. ft oay. ll-incb green pine slabs are ready for prompt de liveries now. Other fuel woods are scarce and will continue to be. Don't watt. Dallv. ries will be delayed later on. Save 40 to 10 per cent by buying new, YOUR CO-OPIRATION IN BUYING NOW WILL II APPRECIATED! FRED H. HEILBRONNER Since 111 'fuels That Satisfy" PLUS SERVICE 821 Spring Phone 4111 GIFTS Are b, Lasting Memories of His Loved Ones "HICKOK" SUSPENDERS Class-Elastic Nw Patterns Plain Webs $100 J) "HATS" Fur Felti Spring Shades New Shapes