' Tne OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Thursday Mornlne-. December 31. 1931
PAGE SEVEN
SNOWS AID WHEAT CROR OUTLOOK
fiGG PRICES SLIDE STILL LOWER
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Price Shading Continues on
Coast; Live Chickens
' Generally Higher
. PORTLAND. Dec. 80 (AP)
There was farther weTnw i
th butter market at Pacific coast
Stock Decline Another
Factor in Lowering
Wheat Prices
CHICAGO. Dec. SO (AP)
Efforts a keep step to the tone
points for the daw with mn f a f V . . i i
i?XitWot"o'5S Wall .tr-t
Ho th local market but to the rallles b6ln too late for Chicago,
coast generally and there Is also Snowfalls in western sections of
more or less easiness expressed .domestic winter wheat territory,
-SSffT&. " ba, been . erop
fot nf tiimni.ti.. - . menace, tended also to dra errain
- ---wi..g pruuucuoa in " "
tnost centers and this has been VTlci lower. On the other hand,
lded considerably by extreme Argentine dispatches told of crop
SkS5wi.01 tbe mIlk demand- days and deterioration and4here
K!L-k that formerly went in- were European forecasts of en-
t? fwttnJln cban?elf 18 be- larged export demand for North
K. i J?' . Practically all American wheat after the turn of
parts of the country. the -ear
T . T . WCttiueas - Wheat closed unsettled, 1-8 to
pressed In the price along the c nnder yesterday's finish, corn
coast has been at San Francisco unchanged to c lower, oats at a
where a further late sharp de- shade decline to advance.
Cllne- has been forced In the price. Today's closing quotations:
Butterfat Talues here continue Wheat: Dec., .54 1-4 to 3-8;
w68! . lt Mar., .54 3-4 to 7-8; May, .66 3-8
Weakness In the egg market Is to 1-t; July, .55 3-4 to 7-8.
bow practically general through- com: Dec. .36; Mar., .39
Cut the country. Lower prices here 3-8: May. .41 1-8 to 1-4; July. .42
. vurmg iu uay were we result 01
repression ana price shading else- oats: Dec.. .25 1-8: May. .26
1-4 to 3-8; July, .25 3-4.
General Markets
!whers.
Higher prices are being named
for live chickens. Heavy and me
dium weight hens are generally
Higher along the wholesale way.
Advance in the poultry, market
Is general. Sales of heavr hens are
belli made t.i Villera nt 1ft. 19 I WETLAND. Ore- Dee. 80 (AP)
medium. 17-1 Rr nnrl H.rht- 1 -l 1- Frod-ees exchange, net pnces. Butter: ex-
17 j, . Vi trmK, 30; standards, 25; prim Iirsts, a;
a. uucu ara ncarce dui men U I first. 14. Eggs,
plenty of geese In sight.
General advance In the price of
(country killed calves Is showing
Iters with sales 10-llc generally
or wps. nogs are more active. porttjlnd. Ore., Dee. so (AP)
Eamo. call is excellent; mostly at Wheat:
kt ttm a n-n-,1 I Oten High Low Close
71" ',,7, . . Illir 62S-8 62 3-8 611 1-8 62 1-8
iiej c&uuiiower oiierings irom j-ij sa s-4 59 S-4 59 8-4 69 8-4
Itoseourg have been so good that Dee. . eo 12 60 12 60 1-2 00 1-2
first. 24. Eggs, fresh extras. 84 23;
zresa im mediums, --za.
Pbrtland Grain
s high as $1.90 is reported in
Cth frail) :
..1.. ii i . nit new a muestem, ; eon wniie,
ales. California stock is now w..,. whit, w.t winJ- Korth.
11.. 1 . - - - . M t m . I 7 j . - .
vauaoie ana is iinaing xavor ai Bprur, western Ked. .511 h.
f 1.50 crate.
WFEKS LIBERSL
AT F
Oats: No. 2 white $24.50.
Corn: No. 2 E yellow 824.00.
MiUros standard $20.00.
Portland Livestock
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m
1
Salem
Markets
Grade B. raw 4 xnlilc,
co-op pool price f 1.82 per
nundred.
Factory milk, $1.40.
Butterfat, sweet, 2Se lj
Butterfat, sour, 26c
FETJIT AKS VEGETABLES
Price paid to trowers by Balem bnyem
December 80
Radishes, doi. 80
Onions, doi. - .,, - - ff
Onions, sack. No. la
Carrots
Beets -
Cabbage
Potatoes, ewk
Turnips, dox. , ,
Hubbard squash
Green Peppers, lb.
uanisn squasn
Spinach, crate
Apples, bo.
.8.00 to 8.2S
STH
S7
01
70
83
00
20
.00
Hothouse cucumbers, dos.
Celery, crate. - -
-1.00
, 50
-1.85
1.7
Extras
Standards
Medium .
EGOS
Buying Prices
Roosters, o'd
Broilers
Colored
Leghorn
Meht hens
HeaTiea, hens
Medium hen .
Buying Prices
-IT
-IT
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-04
-18
-18
.10
-14
-12
OBAX9 AND EAT
Burin Prices
Wheat, western red
White, bo.
Bkiley, ton, top
Oats, ton, top
Hay: bnrlnc prices
Oats and Tetch. ton
OlOTer
60
60
.22.00
-22.00
Alfalfa, valley, tad cutting
Eastern Oregon '
uommot
To grade
HOP
.12.00
.12.09
.14.00
.16.00
.18.80
Lambs
How. ton
Hogs, first cuts..
Steers
Cows
MEAT
B vying PrloM
.18
.4.00
.5.10
Heifers
Dressed real .
Dressed hog
Coarse .
Medium
Lambs .
WOOI
4.85
05 to .08
.01 to .08
.04 to 04
09
0T
-18
-18
-11
MOHAIB
Old
Kid
MUTT
Peppermint OH. lb
nom!nal
nominal
.80 to 1.00
17 Cenfe top Locally
SVith Other Prices
Holding Firni
The egg market took another
slide locally yesterday, dropping a
cent to top of IT cents for the
raiser on extras. Mediums carried
a buying price of 14 cents.
Grains remained unchanged lo
cally, with a top of 60 cents still
being offered for wheat. All other
commodities were likewise unchanged.
Third Mail
Plane Falls
At Shelburn
SHELBURN, Dec. SO The reg
gular mail plane which passes
over Shellburn at about 5 o'clock
was wrecked just west of town
Monday night. The pilot escaped
unhurt This Is the third plans
to fall in the Immediate vicinity
of Shelburn.
James Trollinger made a bus
iness trip to Albany Monday.
Gilbert Finley made a business
trip to Salem Tuesday. His sister-
in-law, Mrs. Will Dart accompan
ied him home and will help care
for her mother, Mrs. Overholt,
Hiking to Mehama
Makes Enjoyable
Weekend For Group
LIBERTY, Deo. SO Miss Dor
othy Judd, Harlan Judd and Hugh
and Connell Ward of Salem were
members of a hiking party at Me
hama Saturday and Sunday. They
were guests at the Shaw home
there,
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Crockett
and daughter of Portland are
house guests of Mr. Crockett's
mother, Mrs W. Olden.
Mr. and Mrs. George Elgin of
Stocks Rally Toward Close
On Basis of Wage cut
Accepted by Espee
By JOHN L. COOLET
NEW YORK, Dec. S0(AP)'
Encouraged by a firmer tone In
bonds, stocks allowed themselves
a late rally today, although dur
ing most of the session trade was
Quite perfunctory and uneventful.
Fixed Income securities and lib
erties and the investment market
returned a net gain, as measured
by the averages, for the first time
in several days. There was no
ready explanation for the rise by
governments since money was
somewhat firmer, but the showing
was none the less favorably re-
cel.fl.
Stocks had a fair advance soon
after the opening when traders
appeared to be making the most
of the wage cut accepted by some
Southern Pacifie employes. This
improvement, however, failed to
draw a following and gains dwin
dled away. The last hour saw an
other reversal of the trend, with
the result that net advances in
leading issues ruled from a frac
tion to a couple of points. Trans
fers totaled 2,110,991 shares.
U. S. Steel rose swiftly In the
final quarter hour, getting 1 7-8
higher on transfers of 1,000 to
5,000 shares. It then went down
Just as fast and by the close only
an eighth of the gain remained
American Telephone, which had
refused to follow the morning up
turn, finally acquired enough
strength to finish a point to the
good. Santa Fe was up S, Bethle
hem, Southern Pacific and Amer
ican Can 1, and General Electric
Union Carbide, General Motors,
National Biscuit and Case less
than a point. National Steel, Con
solidated Gas and Allied Chemi
cal were I points higher.
SPECIAL EVENTS
TURNER. Dec. SO E. J. Oil-
strap, pastor of the Christian
church, announces that Walter
Stram, evangelist of note, will be
1 at the special services New Year's
Medford are visiting at the home 1 eve. Friday night the Albany
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cleveland. Christian ehurch orchestra will
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Convicted by court martial of treason to bis country. Major George
Varzara (bare headed, a Rumanian army officer, is shown as he was
branded as a man without a country. Colonel Pella, commandant
of the army barracks at Malmaison, near Bucharest, is breaking the
degraded officer's sword across his knee after having stripped him of
all his insignia. Varzaro and four comrades were cashiered from
the army and banished from Rumania for trading secrets to foreign
powers. The entire corps of soldiers witnessed the degradation.
furnish the music This orchestra
took a fib 00 prize at Portland
last year.
Mrs. Harry Humphrey
Says Town is Honest
STAYTON. Dec. 30 Mrs. Har
ry Humphrey says that "Albany
Is an honest town." She was over
there the other day shopping,
when she lost her purse.
She stopped In at one of the
banks and left a description of the
purse and said that who ever
found It might keep the small
amount of money it contained. If
they would return the purse and
Its other contents to her. The next
day she got the purse In the mall,
with the money and all other
contents.
More Yule Events at
Jefferson Reported
JEFFERSON, Dec. SO Mr. and
Mrs. A. Wilson entertained with
a family dinner Christmas day, at
their country home six miles west
of town. Besides their four sons
and three daughters at home,
present were Mr. and Mrs. Ver
non Wilson and daughter Jev El
len; George Wilson and Raymond
Wilson, all of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Davis of
Spokane, Washington were guests
of their mother, Mrs. Mabel Da
vis and family, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kotthoff
had as their guests for Christmas,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kotthoff of Al
bany; Mr. and Mrs. Drager of
Donald; and Miss Mildred Kotthoff.
AMITY. Dee. 10 The Eastern
Star Chapter held Its election of
officers Monday night. Rilla
Thomas was Installing officer and
May Dickey, Marshal. Officers
chosen are:
Martha Brown, W. M.i W. J
Udell, W. P.; Edna Stront, Asso.
M.; Soren Sorensen, Asso. P. I
Bessie Sorensen, sec.; Maude
Strout, treas.; Velma Prunk.
cond.; Gladys Forbet, Asso, eond.;
Evelyn Robinson, Chap.; Bertie
Van Buskink, Adak,; Evelyn
Umphlette. Ruth; Daisy Murphy,
Martha; May Dickey, organist;
Emma Latimer, warden and A. I.
Latimer, sentinel.
Mrs. Arthur Glandon and the
Misses Vera and Velma were Me-
Mlnnville visitors Monday afternoon.
Miss Florence 8 nod grass and
Mrs. Katherlne Massey were cal
lers In McMinnville Tuesday afternoon.
Grange Plans Party
For New Year Event
MACLEAY. Dee. SO The Mac-
leay grange will meet New Year's
day at 10 a. m. instead of meeting
as ususl In the evenlnr. The
meeting will be In the nature of a
New Year's party.
A short business meeting will
be held in the morning. A chicken
dinner will be served at noon and
the afternoon will be given over
to games and other amusements.
Members are asked to bring
their own silverware. Mrs. W.
Frink, Mrs. H. Fuestman, Mrs. Al
ice Patton and Mrs. Paul Sllke
will have charge of the dinner and
Dixie Jones and Dorothy, Bo wen
the decorations.
Mrs. Frank Cook is
Visiting Aged Sister
PLEASANT VIEW, Dec 30
Miss Naomi Dimtck of Monitor is
spending the week with Miss Le
one Cook.
Mrs. Frank Cook is visiting at
Mt Anpftl with bar vaA i.ta.
. o " u.. w m .(7 1-.. ,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hosier. Mrs. Ho
sier has passed her 90th birthday.
PORTLAND, Ore, Dee. 80 (AP)
Cattle. ISO, calres 10; generally steady.
8teers. : 600-900 lbs., rood, 5.75-6.25;
medium, 4.50-5.75; common, 8.00-4.50;
900-1100 lbs., good, 5.75-6.25; medium,
4.50-5.75? common, 8.00-4.50; 100-1300
lbs., good, 5.50-6.25; medium, 8.50-5.50;
heifers. 650-850 lbs., rood. 625-6.00:
PORTLAND. Dec. SO (AP) medium. 4.25-5.25; common, 8.00-4.25;
There were quite liberal offerings $ ' TJ?Di:
. . . . . dium, 8.00-4.00; low cutter sna cutter,
today on the East Side Farmers 1.00-3.00; bulls, yearling excluded,
wholesale market. Demand was cood and choice. be 8.00-3.50 ; cutter.
muj i & iui fc . a 1 dium, o.MJ- f.ou ; euii ana common, o.ou
Demand for TOOt vegetables was I 5.50 : cal-es. 250-500 lbs., good ant
keen With practically no Change in cho'ce 6.50-7.00; common and medium,
i. u.i I 3.50-5.50.
me price usi. Hogs. 1300, steady.
- Cauliflower was firmer with Light lights, wo-ieo lbs., good and
aome sales 85-90c for real Is. J-'.U.'i'VTli'Vl'- l0V0a
. . ,, i . lbs good and choice, 4.15-5.36; ISO-. 00
Cabbage was a trifle slow; most- lb; g and choice 4.15-5.35; medium
It 80-9 0C Crate. weight, 20-220 lbs., good and choice.
Green onions found a good call l
at late prices. ood ,-d 4.35-5.00 ; 290-350 lbs.,
Annies were in SUPPiy and 80ld good and choice. 4.10-4.85 ; packing sows.
slnwlv at recent values. 275-500 lb., medium end good, 4.00-4.75;
n - ., 1 f ,- I feeder and. stocker pigs, 70-130 lbs., good
Potatoes were slow but steady I an4 choiCl g.50-4.25:
as to price.
Celery demand was good hut lit-
MICKEY MOUSE
The Sleeping Beauty
By WALT DISNEY
tie real quality was available.
Millers Honored
At Perrydale on
8heen. 800: steady.
Lambs, BO lbs., down, good and choice,
4.00-4.50; medium, 3.00-4.00; all weights,
common. 2.00-3.00; yearling wethers, vo
110 lbs.
Medium to choice, 2.75-3.50; ewes, 120
lbs., medium to choice. 1.75-2.00; 120-
150 lbs., medium to choice. 1.50-1.75; aU
weigbts, coil te common, a.uu-x.su.
( TROUBLE! FittST I CAAT V'fTfT'
CF- GET AM V BOARDERS. AjV Jlf jJLlsv A
it 2f 5 ?t ons u s
1(3X fcrJ) J BUT A WELL- FED)
matter! huh I hp's so fat
HE" SAWS out an rv-y"5Ds.Tn
go tqoush. we eats fasirw
I CAM COOK. HEt TAvttrfi 1 10
TVjRBB PLACES ATTH' TABLS,
THIMBLE THEATRE Starring Popeye
Now Showing "Saving His Dandruff
T J I TT ITS;A WOMDER THEV WMl
'Z&J&J'sZ. -r UOUtDN'V HAVE BEDS ) WT I
By SEGAR
57th Anniversary I Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore- Dec. 80 (AP)
nPBDVn IT T1 TIac SO Mr. ouner: pnnu, w score oi e--o,
r.v 1 standards, 27-SOe carton.
ainrl Mrs. Frank Lynn bad CarlSt-l Faeifle Poultry Producers' sell-
znaS dinner at the home Of Mr. ling prices: fresh extras, 25c; stsndards.
nd Mrs. Homer Hoiman at w- "TauT Selling price, to r.
lamina. luilers: Country killed hogs, best butch'
" Mr and Mrs H. A. Lee had ers under 100 lbs- 7-8c; Tealers, 80 to
yi.tt.;.. ArvT for her brother 10-lle; lamb. 10-llc; heayy
Christmas dinner I' Broi wt 4-5c; eanner cows. 8e; bulla. 5c
and family, Mr. and Mrs. L" MoBi-: Kominal. buying price, 1981
Miller of Garibaldi, Douglas uu- clip, long hair. 10c; kid, i5e it.
f . . . VT.Vf(-T. I Kati: Orecon walnuts. 15-29e: pea
lerand UlU ""r; nuts, lie Sb.l Bratil., 1214c; almonds.
Tille. It was a delayed ceiepra-1 filberts. 2022c: pecsns, 20c lb.
tion Of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Mil- Oascara bark: Buying prices. 1931
ler's 57th wedding t"- pop8,a: 0-in.1. 1929 crop, 8-io.:
vhAr make their home witn Mr. IM1 '....u. lh.
knrl Mrs Lee. Butterfat: Direct to shippers, track,
mv Zl Mm Claude Searls Of 27-28c; staitlon No. 1. 25c; No. 2, 28e;
Mr. and Mrs. 1u"f Portland deli-err priees: No. 2, 28c; No.
McMinnville were Sunday visitors , 26 ..
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. ROb- j Li-, poultry: Net bnying price: Heary
art Mitchell.
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Radio
Programs
Thursdsy, Dec. SI
XOnr S40 Kc Portlaaa
S 00 KOIN'S Klock.
T :00 Financial Report s.
S:15 Hallelujah Hour, DLBS.
1 130 Columbia Rerue.
10 :45 I'athion Beriew.
m 1 1:00 International Kitchen.
11:30 -American School of the Air, OB 3.
S :00 Feminine Fancies, DLB3.
j: 80 Newspaper of the Air.
5: 15 Columbia program.
6:00 Concert program.
S:15 The Street 8inger, OBS.
:4S Studle Highlighta.
ai.no MeEU-oy'a Greater Oregoniana.
hens, colored, lbs. up, I6-I80 lb.; do
i ! ANNIE ROONEY
ibc . cinvrra iwastvn, v w - v
popeie- oee -3 1 1 'busteo "v 1 ?TWS "3 1 1 its f good X 1 5rvf-DoHTvtoaGU but ylr ijumr. - r ;
,YQ0R HORSED OO TvAtXT OtA ' - a. 0UV TifJ v TlwwJlVw
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Little Miss Bountiful
14e:
i springs, 12e lb.; old roosters, 6e; ducks,
Pekin, l&c ; geese, izc id.
Onions: Selling price to retailers: Yak
lma Globe.; 83.25 Oregon. 83.25-3.50.
Potatoes: LecaK oe-si; uesciintee,
1.25-1.35; Eastern Washington, 75e
1.25. I
Wool: 1931 crop nominal. Willamette
raller. 18-15 He; Eastern Oregon, ll-15o
uit: -tuyins iron producer: Aiiaua,
I14-1S: elorer. 81012: Willamette ralley
timothy, tS; Eastern Oregon timothy.
113.50; eats ana re ten, wii-xi.ov.
Dressed poultry: Selling pries to re
tailers: Turkeys, hens. 2S-28e; young
toms. 85-27c; old toms, 20-280.
Fruits, Vegetables
P0RTLA5D. Ore Dee. 80 (API-
Oranges: California, 84; Narels. wrapped,
82.40-4; pUce pack. 82.10-2.65. Tangar
laes: Florida, 81-00 lumper; California,
lt-oo--Jack and JlU'B TnTer orchestra. 1 S1.60. Oiefmit: California, 2 2.75;
11 .00 vac- ana Florida, (t (tit. Lemons: CaUfornln,
WOAC 550 Ko. OcTT-Ills I 84.50-5.25. Limes: S dosen cartons, 83.25,
7:00 flood Morning Meditations,
by Dr. jonn o. varum.
led I Bananaa: S-5Ve lb.
Q rapes: Txaperor, T-Se lb. Cranberries:
1:15 Betting Up Exercises, directed by $4,4.50 bushel box. Rhubarb: hothouse.
Cabbage: local, new, 1H-1 lb. Po
tatoes: local, 90c-$l; Deschutes, fl.24
liS; K -stern Waahlncto-. 750-S1.25.
Onions: SeQi-f price to reUllers: Yak
ima Globes, 83.35; Oregon, 93.25-S.60.
Daeumbers: hothouse. Sl-1.85 dosen.
Celery: local. 1-1.25 dosen; hearU, $1.50
it I dosen nnne-es. ssusBroomi: noinouse, oa-
SOe lb. reppers: ueii, uaiuornia, iv-itm
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t -soOrg-n Concert by Eyroa Arnold.
10:00 Home Economics Observer.
11:00 Boat Garden.
11:00 (Neon) Fnms Hour.
:00-4:00 Homemaker Hour.
(:55 Market eporw.
S:80 Farm Hour.
-45 phyelea in Everyday
Bead Camera and Its Ui
German.
72 ! mow, I' ll Buy a bottle: opmilk Foe hei.
LEFT-OVEI25 FOE THAT P00K j IPCOEUrm&BABVAWm -
MEASEC- AAh?. GWLTZJ TBEGLAD---6CieAPS AlMT FANCy-BUT JM
By BRANDON WALSH
TOOTS AND CASPER
DOM-TVOU WOGCY VtXJtZ HEAD vBOT
NOTHlNi MK3 WEASEC'-lTILI RPrrwA
VOUfc HU5BAWD WIUSOOM BEOHATRE.
H05PTTAL. VtXJ KMCVJLTREeE A NEW
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HUNCH rf5 SONNA BEA HAPPY KiEW YEXZ.
FDeVtXJSENO BAD LUCK CAH
FOREVER, r-
The Big Nois
. 7
By JIMMY MURPHl
. jcex 1180 JU. Portland
f :00 Mori Berensder.
:oo Financial senriee. KBU,
:io Windjammers. NBO.
11 15 Dream GirL NBO
11 80 Pi-n Meeds. NBO
?1 tSVfarter Boinss NBtt
- i loXMrrahal Boll and Winifred Lund-1 iih Squash r 1-1. Artichokes: Call
k sl i --
1 1:45 Mnaleal Moods.
J -00 President Hoorer. NBO.
. 4 oo ConUaenUla, NBO.
4:15 Mane, ix.u.
mi
lb.: red. lSe lb. Sweet potatoes: New !
I California. BK-Stte. Cauliflower: local.
60e-81 crate; Koieburg. fl.75 crate.
Tomatoet t Calif ornva. la.so lug i
sacked: hothouse, fancy and extra fane
S2 25-..T3 Mr iw-io. dob. : jsesican. ea.sv
4.7 rng. Lettuoe: local. 81-1.75; Sacra-j
eat, fa.fS-8.S0 erate; Lee Angeles,
fa. a 3 erase: imperial, fso erate. w
zaw S2o Kc porUsd
45 Van and Don, NBO.
9:00 Home Circle, NBO.
S:1S Beauurui .nougnta,
S:80 Cooking school.
, 10:00 Womans Marsslne, NBO.
I 11:00 Arien trie. NBa
.i aA noma. NBO.
1 -25 Talk by Paul Ton HlndeBburg,
- from BerUn, NBO,
1:30 Town Orier.
: :80-i-Matineet NBO.
4:45 Merle Thorpe. NBO. , .
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FARMERS
ATTENTION
CASH PAID FOR EGGS
MARION
CREAMERY CO.
260 S. Com'L, Salem
ly0 QUICK, COLONEL A 1W -THAT
rt HOOFER. WHERE I6 11 PA-DA- f WONDERFUL IT
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BEAT IT' YOU'D BETTFQ
rDR6ET ABOUT THAT
RECORD AND 60 6CT
VOURSELF A &MAVB
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PRESENTABLE AT MY
TEARS EVE.
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RECORD
VTTH ME
TONfKT5 MY NI-tHT TO MAKE
Whoopee. toots! itvt the uttle mew
"ttAR A REAT BIt HANA THAT5MY MOTTO1.
1932 15 $CNHA BE A BETTER YEAR AND
' M QONTO WETLCOMC IT ROYALLY ;
WHEN YOU "HEAR A 8lf HOiX AT
.MIDNl-iHT ITU. BE YOUR
temNo
STEAM!