The Capital Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 12

FINANCIAL 10- -12 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, Nov. 20, 1945 Market Quotations br NET EARNINO ON TOUR surplus money oy ouylog a (trtt mortsaKa on real estate Loans run tor 1 or 6 years. Amounts 1500 to H0.OCO, you can't beat this Kind of investment for safety and net return STATE FINANCE COMPANY 153 South Hlfh Si Directory AUTOMOTIVE Stocks Advance To New Highs New York, Nov. 20 OJ.PJ to choice native and deck of good fed western 14.50. Slaughter ewes 6.50 down, deck good Montanas 6.25.

three decks cull grade 4.75. Small lot 40-lb. Mont, feeding lambs 10.50. Load Mont, feeder yearlings. mil snorn pens, ii.i..

General Motors corporation re Cblcaro Grain Chicago, Nov. 20 Cash grain: MARION MOTORS NASH SERVICE 540 Chemeketa Phone 7638. jection of a union ultimatum to arbitrate wage questions sent the stock market higher today. Corn No. 4 yellow 1.12U.

No. 5 1.03-15. uais no. i wnite heavy AUTO BRAKES Portland Eailtlde Market The last day of general buying before the Thanksgiving holiday found good price strength on the Portland Eastslde market, Kith supplies not as liberal aa expected. The spinach market Improved, beat stuff St.

Lettuce Locals J3.15- for amall supply. Cauliflower up 25c a crate to Cabbage Broccoli 11.25-35 lug Oood corn J1.73 oranae box. Potatoes from Clackamas and Sauvtes Island S2.60 cental for Is. Celery J3. 75-14 crate for treen, few whites to 5.

Oood tomatoes 17c lb. Excellent green bell peppers from Binsen 12.25 lug. Root vegetables unchanged. Squash 1 ai lb. for Hubbard and Marblehead; Danish 75C-S1 orange box.

Apples unchanged. Dry onions scarce and firmly priced. white heavy No. 1 red special extra Automobile shares rose frac neavy at. MIKE PA NEK 375 South Com' Ph.

5161. Brake and wheel aligning specialists. 0276 Barley Malting 1.31-39',i, feed 1.1 5-3314 mica open nign iow Close Dinner Prices Members of the Salem Restaurant association have ben informed of a ruling by the OPA rolling back prices for holiday dinners to 1942. This means that the 15 percent additional price that prevailed in 1943 and 1944 for Sunday, Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners is cancelled. However, as the restaurant men interpret the order, if 1942 records are not available the 1943 records, which are on file, will of necessity have to be used.

Any extras served, such as relish plates and crab cocktails, not listed as served in the 1943 records, can be listed on the tions to more than a point. Other sections gained more. Dozens of stocks reached new highs. Trading picked up on 1.8 BULLDOZER uec. l.HO'.i May 1.80 ISO1 1.80 July 1.

751-76 1.77',, 1.751 Sept. 1.73 Ti 1.75 1.73 BULLDOZING. LEVELING A Qrubblnr. Call A. Benson.

Salem 6305. o280" the recovery. CEMENT WORK Portland Livestock II a It iff' ft-i V- 1 Portland. Nov. 20 (USDA1 Cattle GENERAL CEMENT CONTRACTING C.

ELLIS. 1905 N. 10th St. Ph. 4071.

iav. saiaoie loQ, noidover 200. Calves 25. Wall street reasoned that automobile makers wouldn't be too much adverse to a labor showdown at this time. If the CHIMNEY SWEEP Market very slow, scattered salea lower-grade calves and heifer weaker, cows grading com and below now 50-75c below 10:1 10:1 10:4 11 11:1 iaat weex.

steers scarce, salable. tfariv. auto workers struck, the com Portland Produce Exchange Butter Cubs: 93 score 47c, 92 score 00 rcore 47c 89 score 4fl'ic lb Eggs Prices to Retailers, AA large 61c targe 59c. extra large 58c. large 60c, med.

54c, small 44c doz. Pullets 46c. Cheese To wholesalers f.o.b factory; Oregon triplets 28.3c daisies 28.3c, loaf 36. 5o lb. Jobbers pay lb.

less. top Monday 17.00. Com-med heifers 9.00- ELECTRICAL The Six Candidates Seeking the Honor of Being the Representative From Marion County in panies could coast along until 12.30, cutters down to 7.50. Canner-cutter cows 5.00-6.50. many unsold, shells down the State Victory Queen contest of the Victory are pictured here with two members of the the end of the year which would ALL KINDS electric wiring.

M. God. Ph, 0430 or E. M. Dentson.

Ph. 47-P-3. 028.1 to 4.00, fBt dairy type to 8,00, med beef local queen contest committee. Left to right: Sidney L. Stevens, chairman of the queen contest be a period of no profits any ii.

uu. oausaae duili a nn-in sn nnnH. committee; Betty Lou Kayser, Kiwanis olub candidate; Both Greenlee, sponsored by the state Portland Wholesato Ma met menus as extras at present prices, but cannot be added to ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES choice vealera 13.50-14.00, cull down tt 5.00. how and wait until the new year when the excess profits house; Beulah Lott, Junior Chamber of Commerce candidate; Leona Tingelstad, candidate from H0B3 430. aalPOta lnfl: marlrf o-Hv.

the regular dinner menu listed WE REPAIR. Buy and Sell irons, heaters, toasters, hotplates, etc. Hut son's Electrical Flxit Shop. 371 N. Com'l.

o2S2 tax is removed. Meantime la the Hollywood Lions club; Faye Larkins, Salem Lions club candidate; Jean Wolcott, sponsored by ateady, barrows ind gilts 15.80, sow 15.05, price. bor would exhaust its unem Miller's store; and Leon Henderson, member of the queen committee. (Bishop photo.) Sheen 300 salable. Martcot.

octiv EXTERMINATOR ployment benefits and be ready oood-cholce wooled lambs 13.25-75, com O. P. Given, Ulvln Denyer and Earl rubber of Timber, Oregon. Mrs. Jack "Public eating places may charge 1942 prices for Thanksgiving day dinners," W.

H. Mc- io.no, lew feeders 8.00-10.00. nnnA to return to work. Wright of Kinscy, Mrs. A.

standley. COCKROACH EXTERMINATION service. Ph. 3036. LEE CROSS, 1260 N.

17th. O300 o.au-io, cuna down to 1.00. McMillan of Terry. and Mrs. Helen i Steel issues were in demand Gloomy Nazis (Continued from Page 1) Papft of Turner.

Oreuon: two sons. Frank Cargar, OPA food price special Duller AA print Bll.i-52',Sc. csrtons 5252 'Ac, A grade prints cartons 45-460 lb. prints 50-fllc, cartons 51-51 Vic. Butterrat Flrat an a my.

max. of .6 oi 1 acidity, delivered la Portland 62-93 "Ac. prem quality, max of 33 of 1 acidity 63 'Ac. valley route and count lolnts 80-60 to. Cheeae Belling pricts to Portland retailers: Oregon triplets 28.3c, loaf 30.

4o lb. Trlp'etr wholesalers 3. 2c. loaf 30. 6e lb delivered To retailers: Tillamook single 30.

lc loaf 30.4o lb Drrised Poultry Rabbits -Government celling. Averate country killed to retailers 44e lb Llv price tc producer 22-24r lb Turkeys Baslo buying prices alive 38. 3c FLOOR SANDING Parr of Portland and Leonard Parr of Mrs. Emma Pauline Jnhnaon Albany Funeral services for Mrs. Em ma Pauline Johnson, 80.

who died Satur st gains running to more than 1st, announced today, in an ad a point. Coppers spurted to new Seattle; a Ms tor, Mrs. Florence Money of Cleveland, Ohio; 27 grandchildren and vance notice to the industry FLOOR SANDING and finishing. Also ln terior painting, Call George Reynolds. Ph.

8658. OZ95 Salem Markets day, are pending arrival from Texas of a daughter, Mrs. I. H. Severance.

Mrs. "The room was to close," Rib 30 sreat Member or highs. Rails Joined the rise with substantial gains. Sugars were Christian church of Turner. Services will Johnson was born in Saxony, Germany, bentrop said.

"I'd been sitting be held Wednesday. November 21. a "They may also charge their 1942 prices on Christmas day and theif January 1, 1943, prices Sept. 21, 1865. and came to this country In 18B5.

Married in Albany to Andrew J. too long." BreUhnupt'a for flowers. Dial 0103. p.m. at the Howell-Edwards chapel with interment in Belcrcst Memorial park.

Rev. Completed from report of Salem dealer for the guidance of Capital Journal Reader. (Revised daily). Rudolph Hess sat in the dock bid up by traders who considered them behind the market. Some of the liquors resumed Johnson, May 23, 1892, who died in 1933, Also survived by a son, Neil of Albany.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS on New year's day, 1946. They with an almost impish grin play Gene Robinson will oillciate. Peterson Peter Peterson, at the residence on route 1 Turner. November 17 HOWELL FUNERAL HOME Ph. 3872 lb.

lor hens net at farms; toma 31. 3c. ing about his sunken mouth. already are permitted to charge their 1942 prices on New Year's their rise under the lead of Est To retailers: aa extra larga 91c WANTED MISCELLANEOUS A 53c A large 57-58o 52-53. small Hess Frivolous National Distillers.

Survived by his wife, Mrs. Betsey Peterson of Turner; two daushters, Mrs. Nellie CLEAN WHITE rags wanted Will pay ftc eve. tpuiiec.it 42-130 dozen. Live Poultry S.

H. LOGAN 1696 N. Capitol. Ph per id. Hogg 250 state St.

What disposition the tribunal would make of the reports of Buying price from producers Broilers Whitsker of Karrington, n.d.. and Mrs, Eugenia Hawkins of Couer d'Alene, five sons. John H. Peterson of Turner, Retail Priceg Rabbit Feed Pellets, $3 Ka-g Mash 13.75 cwt. Hen Scratch $3.40.

Dairy Feed 12.90 cwt. Beet Pulp $3.05 cwt. USED FURNITURE. Phone 9185. "All eating and drinking establishments throughout the country, including hotel dining up to a as.

3ie id Roasteri over 3 it STEAM BATH and Massage. Ph. 6731 alienists on' Hess' mental condi 28c, Leg Horns 72c colored hen, all 38c rootter and jtazs ISc lb PERSONAL tion had yet to be announced. Lewis P. of Cathay.

N.D.. Ole M. of Portland. Philip of Salem and Walter U. Peterson of Eugene, nine grandchildren and six great grandchildren.

Services will be MUSIC LESSONS Live Poultry -Buy Ins price of whole rooms and railroad dining cars. Wheat Strong At Maximum But the former Hitler deputy 2301 State. READING, know the Truth, Poultrr Heavy colored bene. salers BrnlWs lbs. 23c lb.

2-3 No SPANISH and HAWAIIAN Guitar, Mando 22c lb. No. 2. 20c. Colored fryer.

No. P278 20c Colored hens 22c. Leghorns 19c held at the Turner Christian church Wed seemed at moments almost friv. are affected by this price action, which applies to ail individual 24-26c. Old roosters 12c lb.

Colored bakers lin, oanjo. eic 1333 uourt. en. 0293 ID. roosters, stags.

12c. nesday. November 21. at 1:30 p. m.

with Rev. Gene Robinson officiating. Inter olous as the proceedings got Live Poultry Selling prices to retatlera: MADAME MARLENEi Gifted reader, help and advises those In trouble. In love business, marriage. Tells names and food items and beverages as MATTRESSES Eggs- Pryerjt, broiler 23c lb.

Colered hens under way. Buyer price White and Brown extra well as to complete meals. 35c. Leghorn fowl 18-20c. roosters 28-39C CAPITFAL BEDDING.

Phone 4069. o281 Chicago, Nov. 20 (U.R) Do- From the paunchy prima don ment In the Twin Oaks cemetery. Turner. Direction Clough-Barriclc company.

Crltes Ronald William Crltes, late resident of Eugene, near Eugene. Novem dates without asking any questions Facts, no promises. Test readings free Satisfaction assured. Portland. 1321 6 "A former provision that held MODEL CRAFT rune avc aozen.

me a. wc, 47c. pullet 32c. cracks 32c dozen. Whole isle prices Extra large 68c med.

na of nazism, Hermann Goer- cember rye broke on the board W. Broadway near Jefferson St. p280 SALEM MODEL Craft Sporting 33c. standards 60c pullets 34c dozen, ber 17, at the age of 22 years. Son of Mrs.

Alamedla Corking of Woodburn and restaurant prices on holidays other than New Year's eve to a maximum of 15 percent above QBiem HOQpy Center." 217 5. High 0287 old rooster and stags 12c lb. Dressed Turkeys Basic buying prices: hens 39.2. Hens 40-4 lc. toms 33-37c lb.

Turkeys Dressed: Belling price to re tallcrs: Hens 40-41C, torn 35-37c lb. Artichokes Asparagus Avocado Fiier te 16 flat. Calif. $5.50. Beets Local bunched 60-65c dozen.

Retail Grade A 66c, med, 60c pullets ing himself, to the quiet, rela-tively obscure propaganda ministry's handyman, Hans Fritz- AUTOMOBILES of trade close today with prices tumbling more than five cents from a 25-year high of 1 Wheat finished strong, oats PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING ana cracxs 3sc aozen Butter Premium wholesale: A 60 -51c, the same restaurant's Sunday EXPERIENCED paper banger. Ph. FOR SALE: 1934 Chev. Coach, good shape witii 16-m. rubber, at 20 Highway Ave.

u-3uc. quarters 91 ,4 to. Butlerfat Premium 64a No. 1 63e, Nft sche, the defendants listened with varying emotions as lurid stepson of J. O.

Cerktng of Woodburn; brother of Norman B. Crites of Woodburn, Ruth Morrison of Long Beach, Pauline Quins of Portland and Maricne Crltes of Woodburn. Services will be held at the W. T. Rigdon chapel Friday.

November 23, at 1:30 p. m. with Rev. 3. Raynor Smith officiating.

Concluding serv House 50. q276 weak and no trade took place PAINTING, ppray or brush. Also Interior 1 ouo is. Cabbage Oswego 13.25-50 crate. Texas 13.35.

Red S1.75 pony. Louisiana deed after lurid deed of the FOR SALE '39 Chev. coupe. 75 South painnng. hoou repaired.

Harry Be refer. Rt. 4, Box 387. o298B in corn. Rye finished the day off 13 th.

q276 Third Reich was reconstructed tor 50-lb. bag. Calif. $9 crate 80 lb. Oregon $2.50.

prices is being revoked, Mc-Cargar said." Pearl Harbor (Continued from Page 1) ices In Belcrcst Memorial park. in English prose. Celery Calif green fancy $515-19 per '30 FORD, reconditioned motor, J225. Rt. 2.

Box 54. E. M. Elwood. q27fl to up V4 cent a bushel; wheat Victory Bond (Continued from Page 1) JERRY JOHNSON.

Phone 3492. Lord Geoffrey Lawrence Thompson Ernest B. Thompson, late wnite root si. hearts 85c dos. bunches.

Oregon green $4.50. "unchanged to up corn un resident of 2493 State street, at a local PHOTOGRAPHY British judge who is presiding, Carrots ore. 70-75c doz. bunches del. changed from 1.18-14 bid, oats hospital.

November IB. Survived by a FOR SALE '39 Ford 2-door, '38 Ford pickup. '33 Plymouth 4-door. '31 Chev. 2-door.

S. P. Motor- corner Ferry and nigh. q280 told the defendants Britain, the Cauliflower No. 1 local crate, Calif.

$3.25. Oregon green daughter, Ernalee Thompson of New York City; two brothers. Or. Fred F. Thompson At the Gervais bond rally PHOTO COPYING.

Enlargement. Beautiful true-to-life copies of photos or snapshots, no matter how small. Hand coloring a specialty. Bishop Studio. 520 State.

The admiral said he radioed United States, the Soviet Un Corn Mexican. Call! Bin tarn 14 15-id nd W. H. Thompson, both of The Dalles. Tuesday night Set.

Marion Hob- ion and France had been en Admiral Harold R. Stark, then 1IM1 PONTIAC 8 4-door sedan for sale reasonable. 642 North Liberty. Mrs. Leonard J.

Fleck. q278 Shipment has been made to The Dalles by Clough-Barrlck company for services litt of Silverton has been select box of 5 or 6 doz. Oregon $1.75 box. Cucumbers Arizona biuhct. Ciarlio Local new No 3Sc lb Lettuce Calif.

4s 5s $4.83. The Dalles and Milwaukee 3 $3 crate. chief of naval operations, to find out about it but never received ROOFING and interment. ed as speaker, according to an WANTED: '36 to '40 light car. Returned trusted with the punishment of war criminals, adding: "This trial which is about to begin is NEED CEDAR Shingles.

Ph. 9076. reply. nouncement coming from George Wadsworth, head of the Walla Walla $4.80. Northern local serviceman urgently needs this ear for his job.

Will pay cash. No trade in. 1880 Kansas. q277 SAND 8a GRAVEL 3s J3-3 ao crate Vancouver 13.40. No, unique in the history of juris Lucas asked why he hadn't crate.

Mushrooms No. 1 $1 fb. WANTED TO BUY One medium sized Garden Sand, Crushed Rock. Ready Mixed Concrete. Walling Sand A ravel Co.

received an answer. prudence and in importance to Gervais bond campaign. Sgt. Hoblitt is a returned veteran Obituary Onion Seta Eastern 32 til Walla Walla 114 to lVi, and barley un-'changed to up May rye soared to a new season high of up almost the five cent limit before profit-taking pared the advance. Many factors continued to induce the strong bullish rye market, and today's five cent jump the Winnipeg exchange to sentiment.

European countries practically depleted of rye, have been bidding for the U. S. crop. Some 13,000,000 bushels short. Buying by mills and cash in 8361.

'Admiral Stark knew that I panel In good condition, preferably a Chevrolet or Dodge. Write to O. E. Rogers, Mill City, Ore. Box 147.

q280 who spent many months in a people all over the world." Opened by Alderman Plants Onions Oregon No. 1 dry 80 lb. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED had enough confidence in him Jap prison camp and has a most sack. Orecn 90c doz. Arizona 25c lb.

KENNETH I MM EL. 1143 8th so that if it was the real thing Sidney S. Alderman, assist '35 CHRYSLER Airflow Sedan. Motor A-l. 2360 State days.

q278 iem. rn. 7401. Guaranteed 8a-servtne. 02 90 Peppers Bin gen No.

1 $4 orange box. Potaioei Wash. Cobolers $3.85: Yakima interesting story to tell. Reminder also comes from ant to Chief U. S.

Prosecutor he would have replied, the witness said. Murray Arnett Independence Funeral services were WANTED a medium priced car. Justice Robert H. Jackson, Phone C.28S White $2.50 crate. Buardman long white Boardman aem $2.80: Deschutes 9Bo Hlgniand Ave.

bond headquarters that tickets held from the Smlth-Baun mortuary here Monday afternoon for Murray Arnett who opened the proceedings by read Chairman Barkley Ky.) $3.20 cwt. SOc for 25s. Cnllf. yam. $3.90 ROTO-ROOTER SEWER SERVICE Sew lor 50-lbs.

calif, field sweets $3.80. died at the family home Nov. 15 at the WE PAY TOPS! Get EVERY DIME Your Car la Worthl ing a condensed version of the indictment. His voice trembled ers ana arains ciesnea. Free estimate Prompt service.

Ph 5327. for the December 5 bond premiere at the Elsinore theater are available at all bond issuing brought out that Admiral Husband E. Kimmel was promoted age of 79 years. Born at Ester vine. Yams Louisiana I.

Radishes Winter 700 dos. bunches. Oai Feb. ID. 1B68.

Resided on a larm soutn oi Cash on the Barrel-Head SPRAYING A PRUNING spring style Sbe 4os. Dunchea. eratai with nervousness. agencies and this gives a chance local No. 1 $1 doz.

bunches. Independence for 13 years and In 1937 married Mrs. Mary Tupper. since then residing in independence. Survived by his SPRAYING Pruning.

Phone 22303. 0281 Goering nodded non-commit- Rhubarb Fancy $3.40 15-lb. box. Field TRANSFER A STORAGE grown local $1.23 apple box. to add to the bond purchases so desperately needed if the tally when Alderman referred over senior officers when he was named to take Richardson's place.

Kimmel was navy commander at Pearl Harbor at the time of the Japanese raid. terests lifted May wheat to the ceiling limit of Dc-lik cember held at the celling and up crop futures made moder son. Roy oi cmcaso; sister, airs. Fred Ooodman of Lewistown, 111. Rev.

to his overriding control of SHROCK SALEM'S Oldest Independence USED CAR DEALER E. Corner Church it Chemeketa. Phone 7922 BPlnaub Local orange box. Kprouta Local to box Squash Hubbard 2 la -3c lb. Danish O.

EJtgebraatcn oiiiciatca. interment Local or distance transfer storage Burner oils, briquets. Trucks to Portlsnd daily. Airent. Pierce Auto Fret it hL n.

campaign is to be successful. The tickets go on a "first come, was In tho JOOF cemetery here. fii: German economy in preparation for armed aggression after 1936. $1.50 orange box. Dinger, yellow 65c.

Bum J. he Knox letter, dated more ate gains. December and May Wheat in the northwest and mer 75c. cludfng California points. Larmar Trans.

Storage Ph. 3131 first served' basis and only Frances Skonetxnl t. Angel Funeral services for Mrs. The prosecution tables were FINANCIAL Tomatoes Hothouse 33c lb. Indlo $4 a S.

Calif. lug Calif field Local bond buyers will see the show. than 10 months prior to the Japanese strike at the base, said WEATHER STRIPPING Frances Skonctznl, 92, were held from May wheat at Kansas City con tinued at the maximums. 28-30c lb. No, 1 laU local best Standings in the queen con FREE Estimates.

T. PULLMAN. Ph. Mary's Catholic church Tuesday at mat it war eventuates with 8:13 a.m. Rev.

Father Vincent read the crowded. Justice Jackson sat at the head of the United States delegation. Sir David Max-well-Fyfe headed Britain's del test for Tuesday morning show Faye Larkins, Salem Lions club, Japan, it is believed easily pos tin lU( ba wc Th wt ln Ini reauicm i mats, delivered the eulogy VACUUM CLEANERS and presided at the graveside. Mrs. Sko- sible that hostilities would be GENERAL FINANCE CORP.

LOANS and ROY SIMMONS INSURANCE LOANS State Lie. No's. S-136 and M-182. 136 S. Commercial St.

Tel. 9168. still leading with $30,175 in netzni died Saturday at the Rest Home in FREE Inspection In your home, authorized Hoover service. We service all makeft of cleaners. Hogg Bros.

Ph. 9149. 0 egation while Col. Yuri Pokrov- bonds; Jean Wolcott, Miller's Woodburn. Bom Jan.

29, 1833, at West Prussia, Germany. Married Anthony Sko sky and Charles Dubost were Britain to Sell Surplus Wool nctznl and came to America with their WELL DRILLING sitting as temporary chief eldest child. To this union 1Q children initiated by a surprise attack upon the fleet or the naval base at Pearl Harbor." Knox Listed Hazards "In my opinion," Knox wrote, "the inherent possibilities of a BOYER WELL Drilling. Write Rt. 3.

box re born. Her husband died in 1923. prosecutors for Russia and ADTO LOANS WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO. 8tb FLOOR GUARDIAN BLDO). License No.

M-189 She was crown princess of the 1945 Mo au, saiem. Domestic a irrigation wells. 0389 ther's Day sroaram. being the second store, Betty Lou Kayser, Salem Kiwanis club, Beth Greenlee, state house, Beulah Lott, Junior Chamber of Commerce, $9250, and Leona Tingelstad, Hollywood Lions' club, $6250. France.

Jew Baiters Listen WINDOW CLEANING oldest mother In Mt. Angel. Suvlvers Include: sons, Clemens In Pittsburgh, Ralph and Anthony of Portland. Felix of Mt. Angel; daughters, Mrs.

Theresa At Alderman's mention of an ACME WINDOW CLEANERS. Windows. WE LOAN on Farm. Residential and Business Property Will buy mortgages, con tracts HAWKINS ROBERTS. INC REALTORS Guardian Bldg.

major disaster to the fleet or naval base warrant taking ev Washington, Nov. 20 (P) The British government, a special senate committee was told today, has made Informal overtures in ti-Jewish fulminations during floors, woodwork cleaned Ph. 3337298 N. Liberty. Langdoc Culbertson.

the pre-war period by Alfred Drysdale and Miss Marie Skonetzni of Mt. Angel: 15- grandchildren and 13 great Miss Jean Wolcott made good CITY WINDOW Cleaners. Ph. 21458 re; ov kr. lo lis so: ou ge SO) grandchildren.

lingers Funeral home was dicating a desire to sell on the We Like to Say 'Yes' in charge. Interment In Calvary cemetery. on her boast as a cake baker when Tuesday morning she American market some of its surplus wool stocks held in this n. WINDOW CLEANING Co. Window cleaning, wall cleaning and waxing Ph.

4896. 0280 Rosenberg, that defendant hurriedly replaced his earphones. Julius Streicher, No. 1 nazi Jew-baiter, sat bolt upright when he was named in the indicement. treated bond headquarters to nenry Bomhoff WHEN PEOPLE WANT A LOAN Woodburn Henry BomhotT.

well known one of her noted chocolate cakes country. CLEANING SERVICE. citizen of Woodburn who for many years for the personnel to eat with The reconstruction finance Goering nodded with empha WOOD SAWINQ conducted a bakery and restaurant in this community, died Monday forenoon at the aae of 73 years. He rode his bicycle to the home of a niece and died shortly al their morning coffee. The cake carried an appropriate inscription in frosting wishing success to the bond drive.

Making personal loam la our business. The more times we say 'Yes' the more business we do. That's why we do our best to say 'Yes' to every request for a loan. At 'Personal' there are no hard and-Iast rules. You tell us what you have In mind we try to fit our service to your desires.

corporation officials, John Goodloe, chief counsel, and Stuart K. Barnes, executive director of the RFC's office of defense supplies, made the dis ter arrival. Born In Hanover. Germany. Aug.

2, 1870, and came to the U.S. 66 sis when the prosecutor recalled his announcement of 10 years ago that Germany was building a military air force. R. B. CROSS Phone 8178.

years ago. Moved from Nebraska to LEGAL ch on ha Tr to. ho Woodburn In 1898. He was unmarried and is survived by a nephew, Walter Bomhoff Portland, Nov. 20 (U.R) Prosecutor Alderman con closure -to the senate's wool Local field $3 flat.

Turnips No. 1 80-UOo doz. bunches. Fresh Frull Apples Yakima Delicious, comb, box 14.18; Jlimblo box $3.40. Hood River Spitz face and fill box $3.40, Jumble $3.25 H.K.

Yellow New to wns $3.50 H.R. Winter Bananas J3.00 Jumble box H.R. Ortleys $3. Jonathan, $3.40 box. H.R.

Delicious $3.75 Jumble. Apricots The Dalle $1.57 per IB-lb. lug unclaaalfed 15o lb. Bananas Bunches 8.09 for 40 lb. bunch Hand 9.89.

Cranberries No. 1 S3S.75 35-lb. box. Grapefruit Calif. $4.75 crate.

Florida $36.75 crate. Lemons Fancy 110 crate. Limes, bulk 80c dozen 12.05 flat. Oranges Naveii $5.10 cue. Florida tangerines 13.60 case.

Valencia 16.50-18.50 case. Calif, watermelons 2-2 lb. del. leas 50c side. Melons Honeydewt, Calif.

13.96 crate; Ice cream 3c lb. Peaches Ashland ffrummela $1.85 flat. Pears H.R. Vointce 14.70. ll os Clusters iUt, lb.

$3.35 box. Strawberries $11.76 for 34-cup eratu local offered, celling $2.01 crate. Ueala Country Meat a Rollback price to retailers: Country killed hogs, best butchers. 120-140 lbs. IB-lStfce lb.

Vealera: AA 22 A 21U. 10', 8 culls 12 150 lb. Beef: AA Jlttc, A 20fe. "iSq. 16i Conner-cutter cow I3i-M.

Bull canner -cutter -14c. Lambs: AA 26c, A 24 Uc 24 tic. 20o lb. JEwtS; Ft) 13 12c, 10 SiC. Dressed Meats Veal AA 22l.

A '11. 19-19140 lb. 17-17 cu)' 14-15. Lambs. 22ic.

Mutton fancy grade 1-lOe Beef Tanner-cutter 13-tU lb. Wool Casoara Mult Wool oovernmetit control Caacrra Bark 1941 peei 15c dry SOo lb. Dry stock 2lo lb. Mohair 1B42 12-moa. 45o lb.

Uldet calve tO-22c green beef 10c old 16c. Green bull fle up. Hops Normal contract. I3 at' 1945 750 lb 1946 55c. 1947 OOo lb.

Nuts Distributors' Basis Chestnuts LocaJ Italian 10a lb, ruber 104Mb. Bare- Du Bru Chilly Nuu Jumbo I4 Sic $io Lars lie lie I2 Fancy oo 30o lot Baby 2Bo 290 29e Wainuia Pratique tea. No. 1 lumtfb lie large 31a med. 28 So babv 34 a lb No Jumbo, soft shell lOttc, large 28 med 37o, baby 350 lb No.

1 Jumbo soft shell 13c. large 31c. med 38 Ho. baby ISM of Woodburn. and three nieces.

Mrs. Ma- Oregon today had an bond FOR SALE Three lots Belcrest Memorial Park, un committee. ble Huddleston and Grace Wilson oi port- total of $6,840,000 or 30.4 per and Anna Gustafson of Woodburn. der Order of the Court will sell or cash cluded the reading of the first count of the indictment with these words: Accumulation of the wool In Funeral services at the Ringo chapel at 2 to trie person making the highest sealed "cent of its quota, following sale LOANS 123 TO J500 The transaction Is handled promptly privately, without Involving outsiders Loans of 125 to $300 sre made on your salary, furniture or auto. Wednesday.

Interment in Bene rasai bid equal to or above the appraised value cemetery. The defendants with divers Nyr thereof Lots 4. S. and 6 in Section 89 in Block 15 Belcrest Memorial Park. Bids will be opened at 10 o'clock A.M..

Novem country in the early days sii of the war as a safeguard against the possibility that Ja-Ai Pan might cut off shipping to of $700,000 yesterday, the war finance committee announced today. ber 36. 194S. at the office of Roy R. Mrs.

Emma Jarred Parr Hewitt, Executor, 180 N. Sales to Individuals climbed Turner Funeral services for Mrs. Emma ol, Australia, was described by street, Salem. Oregon. legal 276 other persons are guilty of a common plan of conspiracy for accomplishment of crimes against peace against humanity war crimes not only against armed forces of their enemies but also against non-belligerent Jayred Purr, 81, who died In a Salem hospital Sunday, will be from the Howell-Edwards chapel there Wednesday Goodloe.

The presence of the fo Personal Finance Co. Room 125 New Bhgh Bldg. Phone 1191 SIB State SL (Lie S-122-M-165). B. Ga Mgr r285 surplus now plagues American ery step, as rapidly as can be done, that will increase the joint readiness of the army and navy to withstand a raid of the character mentioned above." Knox envisaged six hazards which he listed in the following order of importance: Air bombing attack, air torpedo plane attacks, sabotage, submarine attack, mining and bombardment by gunfire.

"Defense against all but the first two of these dangers appears to have been provided for satisfactorily," he wrote, adding that he considered the solution of the two types of aerial attack of "primary importance." Knox's Predictions Stimson replied In a letter dated Feb. 7, 1941, concurring as to the importance of the matter and the urgency of our making "every possible preparation to meet such a hostile effort." With uncanny prescience, the navy secretary told Stimson any such Japanese attacks probably would be launched from a striking force of carriers and supporting vessels, with the probable maximum enemy effort put at 12 aircraft squadrons, and the minimum at two. Price of Citrus Fruits Skyrockets Detroit, Nov. 20 (VP) Removal wool growers. at 3 p.m.

Rev. Gene Robinson officiating. For the past two years she had been cared for by Mrs. Ella Given. Born in Cleve $4,170,000, to 67.2 per cent of quota.

Chemicals on Sale In Portland by RFC Agreement was reached be land, Ohio. Nov. 24, 163. Her husband civilian populations." tween this country and Great died in 1926. Surviving are two sons.

Frank of Eugene and Leonard of Se -Britain that none of the 286.. attle: four daughters, Mrs. Peter RIbbers Airplanes for Vets 000,000 pounds of British wool of Timber, Mrs. A. W.

McMillan of Terry. Druggists' Prescription For Relief of Itch When your skin is irritated with pimples, red blotches and other skin blemishes from external causes, and you're crazy with itching torture try Sanitone Ointment. Itching stops promptly. Smarting disappears immediately. Sanitone Ointment is also wonderful for itching feet, cracks be Washington, Nov.

20 VP) The FARM CITY LOANS 412 and 5 YOCR OWN TERMS of repsyment within reason. Cash for Real Estate Contracts and Second Mortgages. CAPITOL SECURITIES CO. 207 Pioneer Trust Bldg. Ph.

7162. r297 Mrs. Helen Pabst of Turner and would bo released for consumn government today ordered all Mrs. Jack Wright of Klnsey, and Portland, Nov. 20 (U.R) "tlon here except in emergencies Wl a m.

wl Jo gl th br he a sister. Mrs. France Money of Cleveland; 27 grandchildren and 30 great grandchil airlines operating eastbound flights from the west coast to allot 70 per cent of their space Large quantities of chemicals were put on special sale today by the Reconstruction Finance dren. alter the matter had been discussed and agreed upon by both countries, Goodloe related. Peler Peternon to army and navy personnel re corporation.

Turner Funeral services for Peter Pet Attention was called by erson, 83. who died at his home east of turning from the Pacific. The William Kennedy, Portland here Saturday, will be held from the order is effective Dec. 3. manager, said the items includ i-nairman UManoney (D Wyo.) to rumors that the British were about to Dropped wlfh Christian church Wednesday at 1:30 p.m.

with Interment in Twin Oaks cemetery. Born in Sweden. May 24, 1882. and came tween toes and Athlete Foot. For sale at Willett's Capital Drug Store, State at Liberty.

Phone 3118. ed 3.126,074 pounds of acetylene tetrachloride used in garages to this country when 18 years old. locat Portland Grain disposal of it cotssHRD ing in Minnesota. Married Betsy Peterson the disposal of its stockpile 1886. the couple coming to Oregon irom Births, Deaths North Dakota in 1903 and locating in this and machine shops for cleaning and degreasing, 47,575 pounds of ammonium chloride used in manufacture of dry cell batter mrougn American trade chan.

community in 1920. Besides his widow he nclj. Goodloe responded that Portland, Nov. 20 Cash train: No. 1 Max 3.10.

Wheat soft white, club, western red. hard red winter ordinary and 10 pet l.M'i. 11 pet 1.66, 12 pet 1.70: hard white baart: ordinary 1.63 10 pet 1.66, pet 1.66. 12 pet 1.70. Car receipts: wheat 59.

barle 1. flour 14. Is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Lillian Hawkins of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho and Mrs. no formal request lias been MONEY REAL ESTATE LOANS PERSONAL LOANS CAR LOANS Ws Buy Real Estate Mortgages and Contracts STATE FINANCE CO.

LIC. S-2H M-222 153 Hllh St r' PROMPTLY SOOTHES TORTURE OF HARD-TO-RELIEVE SKIII IRRITATIONS totra-strentflr liquid put weetut If you're discouraged about hard to relieve Eczema. Psoriasis. Athlete's Foot and similar skin irritations due to external cause apply Extra-Strength Zemo. First applications relieve itching and burning.

Zemo also aids healinff. A Doe- Nellie Whltakcr. Harrington, five sons, John H. Peterson of Turner, Lewis ies and mixed fertilizers and 50,968 pounds of silica gel of Cathay. N.D..

Ole M. oi Portland. Btrttii Silverton To Mr. and Mm. R.

J. Le-Doux of Mt. Ansel. boy. November 16.

at the Silverton hospital. made by the British concerning the matter, but that it has been brought up informally with oats 1, hay 3, mllUfcd 2. Philip of Salem and Walter O. of Eugene; drying agent in cold freeze of government controls sent the 51 grandchildren and six great grand equipment. Chlrago Llvettork Barnes.

Chicago. Nov. 20 (JP (USDA1 Hob 37.. Also included on the list are children. Rev.

Gene Robinson will officiate with music by Carol Standley and Mrs. Enid Robinson. Pallbearers will be Jay Denham. Melvln Ollbow, Fay Webb. 000.

salable active, steady. Good- choice barrows and Ufl lb, un us Deaths Parr Emmn J. Parr. lat resident of Turner, Oregon, at a local hospital, November 18 at the age of SI year. Survived by four dauihter.

Mrs. Peter dyes, glue and inks used in developing, duplicating and lith celling, sows 14. lo: complete clearance. price of citrus fruits skyrocketing today on Detroit markets. Some housewives were paying as high as $1 per dozen for oranges, and there were corresponding Increases on prices of cattle O.tOO.

sa ab 6000: calves lonn li ographic work. Markets Briefed able. Fully steady on clawes. Trade uneven but both local and outside demand broad. Stockera and feeders alow, steady, mostly Dr T.

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CHAN LAM CHINESE UerballaU 341 Libert. Opatalra Portland Genera) Elcetri. Oa. Office open Satarday. only 1, ft.

t. p.m.i 6 p.m CaaanltnUsn blood preianro an. artne Uab fro. of charge. Practiced Hlnoe 1911 The first great Florentine i.

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Bulk fed sterrs 15.50-18,00. Slaughter California oranges rose from irst trial convinces! ZEMO Quickly ReBwes Distress of heifers 14.00-17.50. Cutter cow 8.50 down, weighty sausage bulls to 13.50, heavies 14.75. Venters 15.50 down. the old ceiling price of $5.63 a case to as high as $8.50 for Slvep 7000, salable 1500: active, slaufh lambs strong to 15c higher, other choice sizes.

Florida oranges were about 75 cents a case high (Br the United Prwsi Stocks higher in active trading. Bonds higher; U.S. governments firm. Curb stocks Irregularly higher. Silver unchanged In New 'York at 70 cents a fine ounce.

Cotton firm. Wheat closed unchanged to 'up cent. classes steady. Oood-cholce natives 14.60. 75 with fat bucks discounted 1.00.

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