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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning, December 31, 1935 Prices .Hot 75 Cents ;flioubLdlre Butter OimBs Mo PACE SIX Butterf at and Eggs GainToo Top 6n Porkers Now $1Q; Yearling Lambs and ' Cattle Join Rise A 75-cents per hundred boost in hog prices wag recorded here yes terday to giTe the hog grower a warm feeling as the old year pass es into history. Top hogs, were quoted at f 10 eren. Butterfat and butter climbed a halT;eent per pound, and eggs were quoted op a cent a dozen at Andresen's. Quotations on yearling lambs and on cattle were up also. PORTLAND, Dec. 30. -(-Trifle better tone was shown for but ter following advances ranging from 2c for lower grade down to He for otp score. Butterfat was advanced but c lb. All egg ralues were 'advanced lc expect medium standards, which were unchanged. '"s 'There was no material change in cheese prices. There was an acute shortage of chickens and especially roaster fowls. Up to 2 6-2 7c lb. is being of fered for live birds. There was a fair movement of Mexican tomatoes but. the bulk of the call is for small lugs selling around $2 each. - Cellar sweet potatoes were up 10c in spots with both California and eastern yams at the same price. Popcorn is showing a decidedly better movement with the price till low. All country killed meats were In call and at some advances in spots. Market was almost bare of good quality green beans. Demand for better grade apples continued to show slow gain. Potatoes were about holding their own as to price with demand a trifle better. Japanese Surtax Upon Wheat, Logs Removed; ' Origin Tags Unneeded SEATTLE, Dec. 30. -)- The Japanese consulate today announ ced receipt of a message saying . the 50 per cent surtax on wheat, 4ome wheat products, pulp and paper, logs and lumber - Imposed last July 20. will be lifted by Ja pan New Year's day; The? consul ate advised shippers ; that after January 1," they need not furnish certificates of origin hitherto re quired on goods booked on this side of the Pacific - - Strengthening Tendency In Wools Is Continued BOSTON Dec. 80(ff)-(U. S. dept. Agr.)-The , strengthening pijlca tendency In wool last week was Indicated by the increased number of - sales of ' average French combing and longer staple 4s and finer territory wools in original ' bags at prices - in the range 80-83 cents scoured basis and by sales of short French combing at 77-80 cents. Greasy fall Texas wools brought 70 cents and above, scoured basis,' more readily than during the previous two weeks. ; " General Markets v : ' PEODUCB EXCHAKOB , POBTLA'D, pre. Doe, 80. (AP) Produce e-enaaga net prices: Batter aS&iM, 5e; at aadards, prime firata, S4e; firsts, 83 He. Batterfat4-8jB-89e. . Ksn Lafifeirj. 8. apeclala, JSe; IT. S. xtraa, 34e;Tu. 8. medium e-trai, J2c. Portland Grain PORTLAND, Ore.. Dee. 80. (AP) wheat: . Opea High Low Close Mar 87 S74 187 87 December 88 ' 864 88 . 884 - Cash: Big Bend blaestem, 13 per cent. fL.24; Bif Bead bluesteas, $1.21 ft; dark hard winter, 12 per cent, 81.13;. do, 11 per cent, 6c; aoft white,87e; western white, 86c; northern spring. 87e; hard winter, STe; western red. See. , Oats, No. 3 white. $22.50. - Corn, No. a eastern yellow, $30.25. Villran, $17 JO. . i Today 'a ear receipts: "Wheat, 65; bar ley. 1; floor, 11; hay, 1. Portland Livestock PORTLAND, Ore., Dee. 80. (AP) U.'8. Dept. Act.) Uofs: Receipts 1,.' 00 iaelaain 118 direct; market active, 50-75c higher. Good to choice 170-220 lb. drive-ins mostly $10.75; load lots, $10.75-10.83; 830. 20 Iba. and ifht Ughta, $10.00-10.25; packing sows, $?.5o 8; few, $8.25; best light feeder iaiga toady at $10.25. k Cattle: Receipts 1000; calvea 100; aaarke active, ahe-atock 25-50c higher; better steers steady; plainer ateera and bnlla atrong to 25 higher; veslers 50e higher. -Two loads fed Steers, $8; o&t load, $7.75 ; aeveral loads abort feds, $7-7.70 ; (rasa and hay fed ateera, 85 7; heifers, $5.50-850; top, $8.75; low cotter and cotter cows, $2.75-3.75; com mon to medram, $4-5; good beef cows, $5.25-5.85; bulla, $4-5; plain lighta to $3.59? top vealers, $9. .. Sheep: Receipts 1500 Inelnding 1191 t-roaga and direct ; aaarket steady. Best drive-in lambs, $9.50 ; snedium, $8.50; load medium early shora 79. lb. lambs, $8.60; good 150-lb. ewes, $4.25. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore- Dee. 30. (AP) Butter Print, A. grade, 7e lb. la parchment wrapper; $8e lb. in carton; B grade, parchment .'wrapped. S6e lb.; carton, 87c. "" - Batterf at Portland delivery: A grade, deliveries at least twice weekly; 87H 38 e lb.; coo a try routes, 35 Vi -36 to e lb.; 'B grades deliveries less than twice weakly, 85-8TH 0 grade at mar- ket . --, ; . B grade cream for marketing Buying price, batterf at basis, 550 lb. Egga Baying price of wholesalers : Freeh, speciala, 21e; extras, 3 le; stand ards, lc; extra mediant. 17e; do, me dium firsts, 15c; mnderfrade, 14e; pnl leta, 14e doien. . Cheese Oregon triplets. 18e; Oregon loaf. 19c. Broker will pay He below notations. - - Milk A trad. "Poftlani deUvery, 12 He lb.; butterfat basis, for 4 per cent. Country meats Belling- prlca to re tailers: Coantry killed bogs. best batchy re. under 150 Iba., l-16tt !! veal- Salem Markets tirade It raw 4 per cent milk. Salem basic pool price 11.03 per; hundred. Co-op butterfat price, P. O. B. Salem, 38c , (Milk taaed oa Mai eaost-ly ntterf at averaga j Distributor price 92.10. A grade buttrrfat Dellv ered, 37 lie; B grade deliv ered, 36. j V : A grade print, 37c; B grade, 36c. 1 , Price pai4 ta IgiT Salem barer. The prieca befenpplied' by a local trocar, ar, indicative of tb, daily market bat ar aot cnaraoteed , a? The States nil.) j (Burin Pries! Calif, fresh date,, lb. , , ... 1 .19 1.40 .65 tmponr frapca, lua Winter pears, local, ba. Pineapple. Haeraiiaa, ea. .43 Oranges, fancy 3.35 to 4.00: Choice 2.75 to S,3S.' Navels ; , 4.00 to 5.00 AaTel, eboico . . 2.75 to 3.50 Jsp oranrea. bundle 1.35 to 1.50 Banana, lb, on stalk Hands Lemons, fancy . .06 .07 7.-00 to 7.75 6.00 to 7.00 Choice l.imajs.. fresh, dos. . Grapefruit. Florida Arizona Texas Applet Delicious, ba. 1.00 3.50 to 4.25 2 00 to 2.50 3.75 to 8.25 40 to .40 to .30 to .75 .75 .65 .65 Jonathans SpiU. bashol 3. Khoga. bu. i , 30 to ' VEOETABUES (Buying Price) Lettuce, Calif., crate 2.75 to Savoy cabbage, dos. 8.50 .60 .75 6.00 1.35 .20 1.85 1.85 .03 Parsnips, do. Cranberries. 4 bbL Sweet potatoes, erat , Danish squash, dos. Onions, Labisb, cars, Takima. ewt. Takima marblehead equa&h, lb. Cauliflower Oregon, eiate 1.00 to 1.60 Texaa 2.75 to 8.25 Cabbage. Oregon, ewt. 1.75 to 2.50 Carrots. local, dot. Celery, local, dos. Celery heart a. dos. . .35 . .80 . 1.00 . AO . .08 . 1.80 . 1.10 . 1.00 . 1.40 Beets, dos. Green peppers, Calif., lb. fotatoea. so. L. local. Potatoes. No. 2. local Spinach, local, orange crate Chinese cabbage, crate j Hothouse tomatoes ' --- ; Turnips, dozen, local . Celery, Utah variety, 3.50 to 8.00 .40 Walnnta. lb. Filberts. Ib. HOPS (Buying Price) Clusters, 1995, lb., top .10 A9M roggies. top. m. WOOL AHD MOHAIB (Baying PriraJ Mohair ; .27 .25 .23 afedium wool Coarse and fine wool EGOS. AND POULTRT (Buying Jpriea. of Andresens) Extrsa , Medium extras ,, .19 .16 .17 .14 Standards Medium standard Pullets ?3 (Andresen A Son Buying Price) Heavy hens, 4 or over .16 .16' .12 .11 Jl .06 .09 .16 Heavy hens, wver lbs. Colored mediums, lb. Med i am Leghorns. Ib. Light, lb. Stags, lb. Olfi roosters, lb. , Colored frys, Ib. , . White' Lechoms. frvs. lb. .14 MARION CREAMERY buyiag prices Live Poultry. No. 1 stock- Heavy hens, under 6 Iba. Heavy hens, over 6 lbs. afedium colored bens. Ib. . Leghorn hens. So. 1 .14 .14 .12 .11 :io .15 .15 .14 .06 .08 .05 .20 .20 .18 .18 .16 .14 .14 Leghorn hens, light Colored springers, over 34 lbs. Colored springers, under I hi Iba. Leghora springs Old Boosters, lb. SUgs J Rejects - Capons, Ib. Ergs Candled and arraded Large extras Largo standards Medium extras . Medium standards Pulletsr Undergrade! . . ,. .. TURKEY MARKET , Fancy young hens, lb. . Fancy young torn. Ib. LIVESTOCK (Baying Price) Lambs Ewes. lb. , .03 to Yearling lamha . , " .06 to .21 J21 9.00 04 07 Hogs. 140-170 lbs. . 8.75 to 9.75 120-130 lbs. ,.. 7.75 to 8.75 170-210 lbs., top 10.00 210-250 Ibs top Sows 8.50 to 9.50 7.00 to 7.50 5.00 to 6.00 1.50 to 4.00 4:00 to 5.00 4.50 to 4.75 8.00 to 5.50 Steers Dairy typo cowa Beef cows Bulls , Heifers Veal, top 7.50 Dreased veal. Dressed hogs lb. .10 .15 H .78 .80 ' GRAIN AND HAY Wheat, western red , White. No. 1 Barley, brewing, ton .21.00 .20.00 .21.00 .V9.00 -12.00 -12.00 .13.00 . .12 . .15 2.00 f eed, barley, ton , Oats, milling, ton Feed, ton H buying prices j a. Clover hay , , . ' Oats and vetch. Alfalfa, valley . ton Red clover seed. lb. Alsika dorer seed Vetch seed. ewt. Stocks and Bonds December 30 STOCK AVERAGES (Compiled by- The Associated Press) 80 15 15 60 Induat. Raila 29.6 28.9 28.8 26.4 31.3 18.5 43.0 22.8 Ctil. 44.3 43.7 42.3 25.5 44.6 21.6 40.6 24.2 Stocks 55.0 54.2 54.0 40.5 56.1 84.8 51.4 34.0 Today . 73.1 Frev. day 72.1 Month ago 73.4 Year ago . 55.0 1935 high 76.3 1935 low . 49.5 1934 high . 61.4 1934 low 45.3 BOND AVERAGES 20 10 10 Util. 99.6 99.4 99. S 84.5 99.8 84.5 88.9 68.3 10 For'n 69.1 69.1 89.0 70.0 70.4 85.5 , 70.0 60.2 Rails 86.0 85.7 83.9 86.1 87.8 76.4 89.4 74.5 ladust. 191.8 101.8 101.3 92.9 1019 92.2 92.9 73.7 Today . Prev. day Month ago Year ago -1935 high lS5slow high 134 low - era. No. 1. lie lb.; light and thia, 9-12e lb.; heavy. 810c lb.; cutter cowa.' 6-8c lb.; eanners, 4H-6o lb.; bnlla, 7-8eMb.: lambs. 17e lb.: medium. 12.13c Ib.: ewe. 5-10 lb. Mohair Nominal buying price, 20c lb. Caeeara baxk Buyinj; price. 1935 aeeL 3He lb. - - Hope Nominal: 1935 dusters. 9-10 e Livo poultry Portland delivery, buy ing price: Colored bens, over & lbs.. 1718c lb.; under 54 lbs. 15-16c lb.: Leghora hens, over 3 lba 15-16e lb.; aader Stt Iba- 13-14c; Leghora broilers, 2 Iba. and nprl8-le; ander 3 Iba.. 18- 19c lb.; colored springs. 8 to t Ibs 16 17c lb.: roosters. 8-9e lb.: Pekia dacks, yoaag. 14-17e lb.; geese, ll-12c lb. - t Onions Oregon. $1.50 1.65 per 100 lbs.- ... - Potatoes Local. $1.75 cental: Klam ath. $1.85-1.90 cental; Deschutes ems. $1.50 - 1.90 cental; Scappooee - Netted Gems. $1.65-1.75 cenUl; local Barbank, $1.50-1.60 cental. i Wool 1935 clip, aominal; WiHamette valley, medium. 25e i lb.; - coarse and braid, 23o lb.; eastern Oregon, 16-22e lb. -i. t ,- Hay Baying price from producers: Alfalfa, No. 1, $15 16: eastern Ore eon timothy, $17.50-18; Willamette valley timothy. $15-16: eata and vetch. $12.50- 14; clover, $11-12 ton, Portland. 2.00 to 2.50 HUTS .10 to .14 ....... .14 to J8 Ad vance Reflects Hope Good Business Year Lies Ahead, View Indicated in .8 Average Gain NEW YORK. Dec. 30 --Investors and traders put shoulders to the - wheel and pushed the stock market up' today for gains of fractions to 2 or more points. The advances, which include virtually all sections, reflected continued strong hopes which many hold for trade and Indus trial improvement in 1936, bro kers said. Measured by the Associated Press average of 60 stocks the market rose .8 of a point to 55, Transactions totaled 1,629,050 shares compared with 2,145,166 oi Friday. Steel Demand Good Reports major steel consumers were keeping their demand steady and that automobile makers plan to hold January production at current levels brought buying into the steel issues and into other shares in the heavy indus try bracket. i The oils put on a brisk rally, turning in rises of fractions to around 2 points on improved sta tistical position. f Prominent shares with gains of fractions to 2 points or more included American Telephone at 155, Bethlehem Steel at 50. U. S. Steel at 4?K, Republic Steel at 18. National Steel at 72, Chrysler at 92 and Gen eral Motors at 5 6 . American Can rose 3 to 136 U- New Year's Mass Slated, St Louis ST. LOUIS, Dec. 30 High mass will be celebrated here New Year's day with masses being held at 8 and 10 by Father Kraus. The choir will assist with the singing. Fred Schwingler of the Vancou ver harracks spent Christmas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Horning. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Back and Ursula Pauli of Eugene, were Christmas visitors of Mrs. Kraus's and of Mt. and Mrs. Dave Dubois. Mrs. Alice Graham spent Christ mas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Amody Laschepple. Most of St. Louis took part in the early morning Christmas ser vices at the Catholic church here. The church -was filled to capacity. An unusually, beautiful and effec tive lighting system centered on the crib" scene while the choir sang "Silent Night" before raasa began. Robber Takes $70 From Neuman Home at Albany ALBANY, Dec. 30 (Special) Entering the home of J. J. Neu man with a pass key, a robber Sained entrance through a rear oor and got away, with $70 ac cording to a report by Mr. Neu man at police headquarters. The theft occurred sometime between midnight and 6 o'clock Friday morning. The money was la a purse in the pocket of a pair of trousers which were hanging In a closet. The purse was found in the house but the money was gone. Gardeners' Ranchers' Mart Spinach Per bosf$U0. Carrots Per dozen bunches. 5er rt. ifornia, crate, $3.40. Beets California, doxen bunches. 75e; Green onions Per dozen bunches, 80c Dry onions Yakima. 81.75; Onna. Xo. I. $1.75-1.83. Cabbage Xo. 1, pound. 24-2Hc: Der crate. $1.50; red cabbage, pound. 8c. Cauliflower California, crate, $160- Radiabes Per doiea bunches. 45c Celery hearta Per doze IktinrhM $1.50. Celery Field narked. rln $3.75: dozen bunches. SI: Chfnrni,. $3.25. Apples Jonathans. 50.75c- fTuui Riv Spits, 50-75c; fancy Spitz, $1.50; fancy Delicious. $1.60. Potatoea - Local, ace 100 namid V $1.05-1.80. Parsley Per dozen bunches. 40 45s. Lettuce 5'g, $2-2.50: 6s. 2-2.25: drr park. 4 doz $2.75. Tomatoes Hothouse, pound, 15 22s; Mexican. 30 Ih. Jug. $4.50. Turn'ps Parola tons. doa. hnnehaa. 65c Squash Danish. Ib.. lUe Huhhard I'ic; Crookneck. llie: Bohemian. IUe: Marblehead. ttte. Cucumbers Hothouse, box. $1.85. .Pears D'Anjou. faca and fill. lb. 75. Pumpkins 1-1 Vie per-pound. t-eppers aHlornin. ID.. :. Sweet potatoea No. 1, $2: unclassi fied. $1.75. r Grapefruit Arizona seedless 80'a, $$.25-2.50r lOO'e, $3 2.25: Florida and Texas. $4.50. Cranberries Box, $3.50-4.50. Parsnips Per lug. 40-50c. ; Garlic Pound. 15c. Brussels sprouts Pound, lie. Orange California Navel. $2.25-4.23. Rutabagaa 100 Iba, $1.50. Peaa Pound. 15c Stock THIMBLE THEATRE Starring Popeye i r- fTHE KH6 OF BRtVTlrX RVTO UCK US QUICK' rl iaS I irn ,. a. iHOHEROS OF WrRKlP5 i;.hj Wheat Passes Dollar Mark Again to Register Jftghest Since October 18; Strength at Liverpool Is Reflected riHICAGO, Dec. 30. (AP) j bushel, the Chicago wheat market today scored 1 j cents maximum gam, and since October 18. Jumps of 2 cents a the rise of wheat values here, purchases or Canadian wheat for shfpment overseas, upwards of million, bushels today. Unusual strength displayed by the Liver pool wheat market was largely at tributed to the fact that the vol lime of world shipments the past week" had shrunk to the smallest total on record. Wheat in Chicago closed firm. cents above Saturday's finish, Mar $1.00-, corn X up, May 60-, oats unchan ged to. off, and provisions 5 to 15 cents down. Supplies of wheat on ocean pas sage to importing countries were figured as having been reduced 3,000,000 bushels the past' week to an amount about 5,000,000 bu shels less thftn at this time last year. Corn and oats sympathized with wheat strength. Provisions lacked support. H. G. Ogden, Retired Nut Grower, Is 111 at His Home Near Dayton DAYTON, Dec. 30 H. G. Og den, retired nut and fruit grow er, who recently disposed of his farm near Dayton, and expected to soon move to Dayton, is ill at his home. - "The Road to JJethlehem" wa3 title of the sacred play presented by the young people's class at the Dayton Baptist , church Monday night. Three short plays by the primary and junior classes and other very interesting numbers preceded. The church was packed with members and friends. POLLY AND HER PALS MICKEY MOUSE 'ZZPkk LcSCl 1 1 CcMVrr'sA S r of hangin' it C iris just ) f new year's V Sf?'JSf Ik 1 1 SUSIE T prrCHER ) T IN MY DEN f f A SORT OF A C RESOCUTIONS.- oWV WrSfT t OFTH' V -w-r-'-V S MONUMENT-J ! w -.' . . -g 'i'. ' IQUICK! START RlPPtN'uP TrV DeCKS! HE IV . t ' is, f9l III pan. I weVe gotta buvu? pirate. raft! A RAFT! SUBMARINE IS SIN KINS rafmdit; WITH NO LIFEBOATS ABOARD, . AND mickeVs SUBMARPLANE HAS ROOM FOR ONLY" TWO I- LITTLE ANNIE R00NEY TOOTS AND CASPER iAV. THIS a reiEMD IS THE Ei-raEST r, IT TO ME CrUASS I EVER SAW.CASPEIR! CHRISTMAS. 17 HONEST, ZERO-IT SCEMS A f SOT AAAy6 THC HtW YCfR J If AW TMGM ILL. VlSM ylOUA A I I A JOST USTtM TO 'EA,ZtRO- T Y'' TERR!Bt LONG TIAA UCt WfjS1 $' PtOMT COMt VET -Af' PCCTTV I HAPPy Ne VEAR AM" VOO 1 1 9f5lr7 NtW Y AR S J THfe CHURCH BELLS SAID IT P?&r-Al SOON WELL HEAR ALL THE KW JUMP OP AWT yCOR V V ORAMP . . . : .. ; f VS-yONB HOUR UNTTuSgTJfy; BELLS RIN6IM-A: THt -4- ( TAIL. LrKE.. EVERVTHIMO- J y t-fc'.w, . - . -S- I I93 - you know I kP J?- VS? 'JfiMf WHISTLES BLOWIW'JOST I AN TH6N I'll Ksiow VOtf i 7, , 7 I..V,' J ...n.- HOOFER I'M djOKiMA ussrr TO KEEP VSMERE'D VA 1 CrETIT? . PRETZELS DEN. PEOPLE. THEY'S HOrAEHuS OF BROTlfSN VJWRSHIPS FULL OF S0V.JERS OROPPIU' rXNCHOR OFF, POINT MrXGU- BOTrXRE AiE DC3WM- 11 HEfRTE0?J aastia I Vaulting to almost $1.01 a reached the highest price leve x bushel in Liverpool accompanied together with word of liberal O- Gates Entertains Holiday Visitors Ansel of Haywards Parents Boy Born 22nd at Riverton GATES, Dec. 30 Christmas was the occasion of many farull7 gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. A. A Shephard had as guests their son Paul, his wife and baby -f -oni Klamath Falls, Mrs. Mabel Lear ned, their daughter from Seattle and their son Harold from Man- mouth. Darrell Hayward and wifo of Nashville and Mrs. Lois Lar3on of Independence were with tneir .mother, Mrs. Ruby Winters. Children Return Louise Grate, daughter of Le- Roy Grafe from Willamette r Mur iel Horner, daughter of Mr. nd Mrs. A. B.' Horner from Eugene; Mary Bock of Salem, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bock, spent the holiday at their diff arent homes. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Laf ler of Portland and his mother, had Christmas dinner with Mrs. Wes Houghton. Virgil Heath op Crannell. Calif.. spent the day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Heath. At the present-time they are visiting with Mrs. Ed Shultz of Foss. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Henne3 anJ three children and Mrs. Roy Tay lor, spent the holiday with Mrs. SRAB THIS UNEt AN MAUL TMESH. TOOLS ABOAUD, ALU Of A! CHARGE J 6avp1 HA! LAST NEW YEARS- FOR A MY HUSBAND YOWLED LIKE A LUNATIC IN FRONT OF" ALU THOSE PEOPLE HE KEPT COLONEUJ SAY1N61- 'I'M A WOLF a . j . - - asaa-f-. IN! i wtri i -Tvirr uuT HAPPEN TONICrHT BECAUSE TONItrWT HE CAN ONLY HVE ONE DRINK 1 Npw Showing "United We SUndl HEV.POPEVe-USBOVS KfWE, GOT r B16 IDEW WtXt tOMNfci UV AN.fi THL VOL) hVLfXUfo0UT7 COME - - Radio Taesdsy, December 31 - SOW POBTXJL ND 620 Kc. 7:00 Good Moraing. NBC. 7:05 Vaughn de Leata, SBC. . 7:15 Edward MecHurh, NBC. 7:30 Gypr Trail, NBC. 7:45 Three 8hsdea ( Bine. NBC. 8:15 Shut-in Hoar by V. S. Marine Band. 0:15 Wendell Hall. XBC 10:15 Sam Moore, NBC. 10:30 Budgeteera, iNBC. 11:00 Words and Mnsie, NBC. 12:15 Ma Perkins. NBC. 12:45 Tha 0'yeills,,KBC. 1:00 Betty and Boh, NBC. 1 :30 Library of Congress Chamber Ms lie Series, NBC. 2:30 James Wilkinson, Baritone, NBC. 3 :0O Woman's Mscasine. 4:00 Easy Are. NBC. 4:13 Norsemen Quartet. NBC. 4:30 "The Four Wise Men" Edwin C. Hill. NBC. 4:45 Eddie Kiag. Pianist. Taylor's son, Lester Hessemnn, of Tacoma. Word was received that Mr. a ad Mrs. .Ansel Hayward are the proud parents of a son. Arthur Allan, born December 22 at Riverton. Ansel formally lived, heie and k the son of Mrs. Ruby Winters. The Gates Hi school quint3 played a practice game with the Seth Parker team of Salem. The score was 48 to 11 in favor of tho Gates boys. OrviHe Hayward ref- ereed. - - - Parent-Teacher Meeting Will Give Way to Event For Dedication of Gym MOLALLA, Dec. 30. The ded ication program for the new. grade school gymnasium, will take the place of the January Parent- Teacher association meeting scheduled for next Friday, ac-; cording to Mrs. J. W Moore, president. The date of the dedication will depend upon the time of the com pletion of the; gymnasium. The schoolboard is planning to secure several speakers for the dedica tion. A "Bust" Would Be Appropriate, Too! The Life Raft! 1 GLOOMY ! VOU TAKE VWORK FAST AN BUILD rTUONS AN New Year's Wishes EVE ONLY ONSL? MAKE IT C05H,NW YEAHfSEVE T7 TYJQ, SOPHE! THI5 IS ALSO mv emrthday; ONLY COMES AND a a,a M a1 i 7 1 YEAR, f- YOU KNOW; - KiV 1 00HT KNOW ME 6HEEP5) 7 Vii ir- . im ' ' 7T "I NIugHTO .LETS GIVE UP!) : YTvV-v Programs 5:00 Arentine Trie, NBC 5:45 Popeya the Sailor. :bo N.T.O. and Girln, NBC. -6:30 Jumbo 8hhr, NBC. 7:30 Meredith Willaon Orchestra, NBC 8:00 Amos 'a' Andy, NBC, 8:30 NBC. ; : . 9:30 King Edward Orchestra, NBC. 10:45 America Daneea. NBC. 1:00 Complete weather report. KEX POETULND 1180 Kc :30 Reeorda. 7:55 Pen Music. 8:00 Financial 8e.-ice, NBC. 8:15 Breakfast Club. 9 .00 Simpson Boys, NBC. 9:15 Ronald Buck, Pianist. 9;30 Yon Name It. NBC. 10:00 Teley and Glenn. ' 10:30 Home Institute. 11:15 Hints to Housewives. 11:30 Western Farm and Home, NBC. 12:13 Market Reports. 12i30 R.-dio Chur.h Abe F. Bennett. Minister. : t 1:15 Gene Arnold and Ranch Boys, " ' N BC. 1:30 Financial and Grain Reports,?,. 1:45 Friendly Chat. ' 2:30 Pare Gold Portland Council 'of Churches. f EVEAY DAY IN. THE. 1 YEAR. -Wfcl GLEY'S I i- m vvi rv t7L j a m I, Vl lIVIi.. M a? r PERFECT GUM m T' YOU CAN HAVE OKAY. ONE DRINK UNLY ; ITONttrHT. DAN ! OUST GHZ -VLASS, -TU 1 I AND NO MORE! V! 7 I IWANTA 4:45 Michael Area stain, CallUt. 1:30 Concert Trio. , t 4:00 Knitting Boa.' 8:15 Coeered Wagon Doys. ' 10:15 Ben Bernie and All the Lads, NBC ' 10:45 Radii Church Aba I. Bennett, Minister. 1:00 Weather aad Folic Reports. XOIS FOSTULKX) 40 8:30 KOIS Klock. ' 8:00 Rhythms'. '8:15 Three Keys, CBS. ma , 8:30 Ozar- Mountaineers. CBS. . 8:45 Just Plain Bill. CBS. 9:00 Voice of Experience, CBS. :15 Betty Croc key, DLBil. . ; 45 Fire Star Jones, C8. 11:00 Between the Book Ends, CBS. H;S0 Founding of Cashing and Per kins. . . 12:00 Towa Topics, CBS. 1:00 Book of Life. 1:30 Educational Feature, CBS, 1:45 Threa tattle Words, CBS. 2:30 Nothing But the Truth, CBS. 2:45 Bensy Venuti, CBS. ,.r 3 :oo Feminine Fancies, DLBS. 4:30 Harmony Four, CB8. 5:00 Harmonettea, CBS. ,5:15 Edit- Karen. Songs. CBS. 5:30 Lawrence Tibbett, CBS. f. 00 Traila of Yankee Trade, CBS. 6:15 Leon F. Drews, Organ. 6:30 Country Church." 7:00 Sterling Young f ieeatra. ' 8:15 New York Daneil.?' Party, CBS. 9:00 Waring Penasylrsnians, CBS. ft' 10:00 Dancing Party. DLBS. 10:45 Jack Bala Orchestra. 11:15 Variety. ' 11.-30-12 Dancing Party,. . -e t K0AO COKVJLLIS BCO Ka. 9:00 Hometnakers Hour. 12:00 Noon Farm Hour. 1:15 World Book Man. " l:30-Tha Mystery of tho Mind's De sire Helen Miller Senn. :00 lesson ia Spanish Melisaa M. Marti. 2:80 Rural IAU Bavlew. . 8:00 Radio Talk . 'Soma Printed Aida for Self Analysis" Leah Fiakelsteia. , 4:00 Opera Storiea. 800 Ob the Campuaea. ' ' 6:00 Dinner Concert. . ' 8:30 Farm Hoar.'.-. . 4:15 Tho World i Rerlew Dr. lc- Itr f, Morris. IV mum wim .By CLIFF STERRETT By WALT DISNEY By BRANDON WALSH By JIMMY MURPHY SOPHIE ONE 5LA rfl I fW1 IXJ TAKF PIY UWr VI A.cx. - "v; EALON4f ON ACCOUNT OP CASPER'S IMfc SNIFFLES AND I DONTT ACCIDENTL.V tlETHOLOOP. By SEGAR 9- i . 4