PAGE EIGHT
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning, January 21, 1936
tock , SliimB : a;. Traders Cool Heels Awaitt
U;
Actio
Big
Aircraft Only
Ones Climbing
Utilities Drop as Court
Delays TVA Decision;
Bonus Vote Eyed .
NEW YORK, Jan. 2 0.-(!p)-Prices
ilipped a peg or. two in the
stock market today, as traders
la' many instances cooled their
heels on the sidelines and watch-
' ed the supreme conrt and sen
ate. '.
. When the. high court decisions
omitted action of the TVA case,
utilities lost a little anticipatory
improvement which they had
shown at the start, bat were un
der no more pressure than the
' rest of the list
. The ' restricted character of
dealings throughout was mirror
ed in the stock exchange turn
over. At 1,823,475 shares, it was
smallest for a full session since
December 30.
' Imminence ef the bonus vote
also held trading in check, al
though the senate did not fin
ally approve the "baby bond"
measure until after trading
hours.
-A number of the recent lead
ers, especially among the higher
priced industrials, surrendered
sizeable fractions to as much as
, J : points. .
- As a group, the aircraft shares,
stimulated by the letting of a
large navy contract for bomb
ers to Douglas, were the princi
pal , ones confidently countering
the limp price trend.
The Associated Press average
of CO stocks drifted off .4 of a
point, with the industrials, rails
and utilities contributing more
or less evenly to the result.
Other than a little perk-up
In the foreign station, bonds gen
erally worked lower. U. S. gov
ernment obligations yielded a
little ground in most cases.,
Parent-Teachers Meet
- Set Ahead as School
To ,Be Voting Center
VICTOR POINT, Jan. 20. The
meeting of the Parent Teachers'
association 'will be held January
24, having been set ahead a week
because of election for Victor
Point precinct being held in the
schoolhouse. Study topic for this
meeting will be "Italy."
Thelma Humphreys is on crat
ches for a time, having cracked
a bone in her foot Wednesday,
at her home here.
'eneral Markets
FBODUCE EXCHANGE
POBTLAXD, Ore., Jan. 20. (AP)
' Prodnee Exchange net prices :
Batter Extras. 34 ; standards. 33c;
prime first.- 32 He; lirt7 324c; but
terfat, S7-38C
tg(fi La rye TJ. S. pw ials. 20c ; U. S.
extra, 19e; U. 8. medium extras, 17c.
Portland Grain 1
PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 20. (AP)
Wheat: Open High Low Cloas
. May ... , ., 87 87. 87 87
JnJy . 78 "8 78 78
8epi. 77 78 78 78
Cash: Big Bend blaestem, 13 per
cent, -g 1.22 H ; Big Bend blaestem, 1.20;
darj: hard winter, 12 per cent, it. 11;
do, II per cent, 94 He; soft white, west
- white, hard , winter, and western red,
Wt; northern spring, 83 H e.
Oats, No. 2 white, 922.50.
Cora, No. 2 yellow, f 30.75.
-inns, $17.50.
Today 'a car J receipts: Wheat, 51;
Barley, 3; float, 21; oats, 2.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore, Jan. 20. (AP)
(USDA) Hoga:. Keeeiptt, 2000, includ
ing 267 direct;' market unevenly aO-75c
lower. Good to choice 170-220 lb. loads,
16.33. Few drive-ins, $10.25; later
aalee aaoatly $16.10; 240-380 lbs., $9.50
9.85; light lights, $9,50 9.75. Parking
owe, mostly. 8. No feeder pigs aold;
good to choice kinds nominally, 99.50
10.25. .
Cattle: -Reeeipts 200 incleding 105
through; calves 150. Bulls strong to a
. shade higher, mostly $4.50-5.25; beef
balls to $5.75. Vealcrs steady, good to
- choice, fS.S0-S.50. Low cutter and cut
, ter eowa unevenly steady to 25e lower
at $2.50-3.50; common to medium $2,75
. 4.75; good beef cows. $5-3.50; few heif
ers, $5-6.50. Very little done in other
classes. Few sales and aaoct bids 25e
to as much as 50c lower. One load fed
- ateera, $7.50; ethers mostly of value to
sell at $7.25 down to $6.50; plainer te
95,50.
Sheep: Receipts 3100 including 953
through and direct. Few sales lambs
arennd 25c lower, r Some bids off more
Odd lots fat ewes steady. Good tracked
in lambs $9-9.25; .choice loads held . to
v $9.75; common to medium. $7-8.50. Year
ling scarce. Fat ewes. $4.25-4.85.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore, Jan. 10. (AP)
'"Print, A grade, SO a lb in parchment
x wrapper, S 7 fee lb. in carton; B grade,
parenment wrapper, 35 He lb.; carton.
6e lb, " '
Butterfat Portland delivery: X grade
deliveries at least twite weekly, 37-38c
lb.; country route. 3S-S7e lb.; B grade,
deliveries less than twice weekly, 35-36c
lb.; O grade at - market, i
a grade cream for ' marketBuying
. price, butterfat basis, 55c lb. .
Eggs Buying price et wholesalers:
Press specials, 18-19e; extra, 18c; stand-
- ards, lc; extra, medians,' lee ; do, med
ian first, 12c; undergrade, 12c; pullets,
, 12e dosen. v- :
Cheese Orego- triplets; lSe; Oregoa
' loaf, 19c Brokera wUl py H below
quotations..
Milk A grade,' Portland delivery,
S2H lb.; .utterfat basis for 4 per cent.
Costry meats Selling price te retail
era: Country killed hogs, best butchers,
under 150 lbs- 14J4-15e-lb.; vealers.
No. 1, 14-14 He lb.; light sad thin,
12e lb.; heavy. 8e lb; cutter eewt, 7-8
lb.; esBBers, S-7e lb.; bulls, 8-8 fee lb.;
l&mbs, 17-18 lb.; medium, 12-13 lb,
: ewes. S-lOe lb. :
Mohair Xominal bayinr rice, lOe lb.
C-tesrs bsrk Buying price, 1935
peel, .fee lb.
Tops Nominal; 1935 clusters, . 7-9
Jh. ' - - ' - i : -
Live poultry Pertlsud delivery, buy
ing price, colored hens aw 5 fee lbs-
- 17-18e lb. tinder S lbs- 17-lSe lb.; Ler
horn hens, ever Sfe lbs- 15-16e lb.i
. der lbs- lS-14r lb.; Lefhora broil
ers, 1 lbs. and up, 20c lb.; ander S lbs,
19-20e lb.; colored springs, S to Sfe lbs-19-20e
lb.; roosters, 8-9e . lb.- Pekin
ducks, young. 14-17q lb. geese, . ll-12c
lb . . -
Onions Oregon, 1 1.60-L75 pr 100
Iba.- - ' '
VoUiov Local. $1.49 cental; Elanv
.. eth, $1.65 ' cental; . Scappoosa Netted
Gets, - $1.40 rental; bejehutes Netted
Gems, SL50-1.75 eeatal.
- Wool 1935 elip nominal; 'Willamette
valley medium, 25e lb.; eoarse and braid.
13t lb.; casters. Oregon, ll-22 Ilk. j
Salem Markets
Grade U raw 4 per cent
milk, Salem basic pool price
$1.01 per hundred. ;
Co-op butterfat price, F.
O. B. Salem, 37c.
(HUk cased semi teattUt
aauertas STtrstt) -
- Distributor price filU.
" A grvde bttttrrfat- Itellv
ered, 37c; B grade dcllv-'
red, 33 He.
A grade prints, 30 Hie; B
grade, 33 He
Pricea prid te grewera hj Satan bay era
- J The prieet bale, supplied by local
trocar, are toeUeatUe af the daily market
but are aot tmaraateeel at Tb Ctatat
ma a.)
(Buying Prlea)
Calif, fresh dates, lb, ,, , ..is
Emporer era pes. lag . I.fcs
Wiater peart. local, bu. - , , ,,
Pineapple. Hawaiian, ea. .42
Oranges, fancy 3.35 te 4.00 '
Choir 2.73 to 8 85
Narels , 4.00 to 5.00 -
Navel, eheiee 2.75 to 9 50
Jap -orangea. handle 1.33 te 1.50
Bananas, lb, on tak ,. .08
Hands
.07
7.00 to 7.75
6.00 to 7.00
Lemons, fancy
laoice
IJmea, fresh, dox. .
Grapefruit. Florida
Arixejna)
Texas
Apples -Delicious,
bo
1.00
3.50 to 4.25
2.00 to 2.50
2.75 to 1.25
40 to
.15
.C5
Spits, bushel
30 to
VEGETABLES
I Baying iPrice)
Calif, eaaliflower. crate 1.25
Lettuce, Calif., crate' 1.75 to 4.00
voy t-abbaga. doa.
.e
.73
- 4.00
- 1.75
.20
1.25
1 85
Parsnips, lug
Cranberries, bbl.
Sweet potatoes, crate .
banish squash doa.
Onions, Labish. cwt.
Yakima, ewi.
Yakima marblehrad snuash. lb 02
Cabbage. Oregon, ew 1.75 to 2.50
California, ewt. 2.50
Carrot, local, doa. . 85
Calif, celery 8.50
Celery hearts, dox. .. l.so
Green peppers, Calif., Ib.
Potatoes. No. 1. local
- .17
1.80
1.10
1.00
1.85
Potatoes. No. 2. local
Spinach, local, orange crate -Texas
spinach, hamper
Chinese cabbage, crate ' 1.40
Hothouse tomatoes - 2.50 to 8.00
To mips, dozen, local .40
Celery. Utah variety, 2.00 to 2.50
NUTS
Walnuts. Ib. ; 10 to .14
Filberts. Ib. . 14 to .18
HOPS
I Buying Prlcel
Clusters. 1935. lb., top .10
rugglea, 1935, top, Ib. .18
WOOL AND MOHAIB
(Buvins Price)
Mohair . 27
Medium wool .25
Coarse and, fine wool . 23
EGGS AND POUXTEY
(Buying Price of Andresens)
Extras .16
Medium extras .13
Standards .14
Medium standard .12
Pullets 10
(Anilresen tc Son Buying Price)
Heavy hens, 4 Vx or over ....
.16
Heavy hens, over 6 lbs.
.10
.12
.11
.11
.00
.08
.IS
Colored mediums. Ib.
Medium Leghorns, Ib.
Light, lb.
Stags, lb.
Old roosters. Ib.
Colored frys. Ib.
White Lezhorns
fry. Ib
:i4
MA BIOS CREAMERY boying prices
Live Poultry. No. 1 stock
Heavy hens, under 6 lbs.
Heavy hens, ever 6 lbs.
Medium colored hens. Ib.
.16
.18
.14
.14
.12
.15
.15
.08
.08
.05
.20
.16
.14
.14
.12
.10
.12
Leghorn hens, over 3V4 lbs.
leghorn hens, light
Colored springers -
Leghorn springs
Old Roosters lb.
Stags
Rejects
Capons. Ib.
Kxcs Candled and graded
Large extras
Larre standards -
Medium extras
Medium stnadards
Pullets
Undergrade '.
TUEKET MARKET
Fancy young hens, lb .22
Fancy young torn, lb .21
LIVESTOCK
(Buying I'rieel
Lambs 9.00 to 9.50
Ewes, Ib. .03 to .04
Yearling lambs .06 to .07
Hovs. 140-160 Iba. -
120-130 lbs
170-210 lbs, top
210-250 lbs, top .
Sows
Steers
Dairy type cows .
9:50
..9.00 to 9.50
.10.00
. 9.50 to 9.75
7.00 to 7.50
5.00 to 6.00
1.50 to 4.00
4.00 to 5.S0
4.50 to 4.73
Beef cows ..
Bolls
Heifers S.00 to 5.50
Veal, top r. 8.50
Dressed veal. lb. . .12
Dressed hogs .14
GRAIN AND HAT
Wheat, western red - .77 fe
White, Xo. 1 "9fe
Barley, brewing. Ion S1X0
Feed barley, ton 20.00
Oats, milling, ton 21.00
Feed, ton . 10.00
lav i,"tiis prices-
Clover hay
Oats and vetch, ton
Alfalfa, valley
Red clover seed. lb.
Alsike clover seed
Vetch teed, cwt.
.12.00
.12.00
.13.00
. .12
. 15
. 2 00
Stocks and Bonds
Toenr averages
(Compiled by The Associated Press)
SO
15
15
60
Indust.
. 74.7
. 75:2
. 72.0
. 54.3
KxTIa
31.5
.11.9
28.9
24.8
32.8
18.5
43 0
23.8
inn
46.4
46.8
43.1
25.6
47.2
21.6
-40.6
24.2
Sum-lis
56.9
57.3
54.0
39.8
57.6
34.8
51.4
84.9
Today
Prev. dsv ....
Month ago
Yesr ago
1935-31 high
6.S
19E3 38 low
49.5
1934 high 61.4
1934 low
45.3
BOITO AVERAGES . .
20 10 10 10
Rails Indust Wtit- Fnr'n
Today 90.1 103.0 101.5 70.
Prev. day 90-4 103.4 101.5 70.7
Month ago 85.6 101.6 99.5 69.6
Tear ago -. 87.0 95.3 86.4 69.6
1935-36 high 90.6 103.7 101.6 70.9
1935-86 low- 76.4 92.2 84.S 65.5
1934 high 89.4 92.9 88.9 70.0
1934 low 74.5 73.7 68.S 60.3
New 1935-86 high.
Hay Boying price from producer: Al
falfa, Xe. 1, $15-16; eastern Oregon tim
othy, $17.50-18: 'Willamette valley timo
thy, $15-16; oata and vetch, $12.30 13;
clover, $11-12 ton. Portland.
Dog Foods
A complete line of Spratis
Dog Biscuits, Kendall's,
Man Kind, Albers Friskies,
McCorhicks.
Spratti Dog and Cat
Remedies, Korineks Dog
Remedies, Flea Powders,
etc A complete stock of
BlrxT Seed. Mixed, a
special price, lb. .... lUC
D. A. WHITE
& SONS
Pbone 4053 261 State St.
Butter, Also Fat
Advance in Price
Eggs Weak, Cheese Lower;
Leghorn Hens Cheaper,
Colored Ones Firm
PORTLAND, Jan. 2 0-(cP)-Mar-ket
for cube butter extras was
advanced e lb, on the exchange.
TheVe was a - liberal increase in
local make daring the week. Butt
erfat was np le lb.
There continued a weak tone in
the eg market with no further
change in values on the exchange.
On the open market prices contin
ued to be shaded and buyers' val
ues were down in spots. .. -
The price on cheese was lowered
lb on the local exchange for
the late session as a result of a
sharp cut in the east. Local re
ceipts have been heavy of late.
Market price on leghorn .hens
has been generally reduced with
increasing supplies and a' decreas
ing call. Colored hens were In
good call.
Limited action was suggested in
the turkey market. Retaail de
mand was still comparatively light
and 23c appeared the top that re
tailers car 9 to pay while buyers
were offering that much to the
country for Portland delivery. ,
The big supply of Columbia
river smelt which has ' brought
down the cost of living somewhat
for those who like fish, has like
wise had an adverse influence up
on the market Jor country killed
meats, which is "normal.
Prices have been cut rather
severely for hothouse rhubarb
with literally increased offerings.
Sales for extra fancy were gener
ally $1.50, fancy $1.40 and choice
$1.25 for 15s.
Potato trade continued demoral
ized here and at the source.
California celery was weaker
and lower with Chula Vista down
to $3.15-3.25.
Call fomia cauliflower was
weaker and lower priced.
Fancy California eggplant was
being offered around $1.75 lug.
Finer Wools Are
In Best Demand
BOSTON Jan. 20.-P)-(U. S.
Dept. Agr.)-Bulk of the sales in
the Boston wool market were on
blood and finer grades of ter
ritory wools, although other lines
had an occasional call. Prices
were mostly firm near the high
side of ranges quoted last week
and original 58s, 60s, blood
were sold at a price estimated
close to 85 cents scoured basis.
Sales were closed on average
to good French combing wools
mostly at S5-86 cents scoured ba
sis. Some very ordinary twelve
month Texas wool sold at 82-85
cents scoured basis. -!
Forestry 4-H Club Puts
Out 80 Trees of Varied
Kind oti Gilbert Ranch
HAZEL GREEN. Jan. 20.
The 4-H Forestry club Friday set
u trees on the farm of Ralph
Gilbert. The trees were 100 Pond
rosa Dines. 10 Black locusts. 30
Port Orford cedars, and 30 Doug
las firs.
Gardeners' and
Ranchers' Mart
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 20.-UPI
-Trade was brisk at the early
gardeners' and ranchers' East
side wholesale market Monday.
Prices remained unchanged. Mod
erate weather enabled local farm
era to maintain a steady flow of
supplies.
Spinach Per box. 31.15 1.23.
Carrots Per dozen bunches. 40-5jc
Beets California, dozen bunches: 75c
Dry onions Yakima. $1.55; Oregon,
Cabbage Pound, 2-2e; red cab
base, 2c.
Cauliflower California, crate, f 1.05-
nosebud broccoli, 81.50.
Radishes Per dozen bunches. 30-45c.
Celery hearts Per do:en bunches.
$1.75.
Celere Field packrd. ripe, crate.
8J.Zj: dozen bunches, fl-l.a0e Califor
nia. 83.25.
Apples Jonathans. 50 75e: flood Hirer
Spitz, 50 73c; fsnejr Spits, $1.50; fancy
Delicions, $I.C0.
Potatoes Local, per 100 pound sack.
SI. 65-1 80.
Parsley Per dozen bunches. 30-45e.
Lettnce 5s. $2-2.50; 6s. $2 2.25; dry
pacK. 4 dOZ., S2.75.
Tomatoes 'Hothouse, pound, 12-20e;
Mexican. 30-11). lur. $4.50.
Turnips Purple tops. doa. bunchea.
oae, -. -
8quash Danish, lb.. 2 He: Hubbard
3 ',4c; Bohemian. 2 He; Marblebead, 3 He
Cucumbers Hothouse, box. 81.35.
Pnmpkins 1-1 He per pound.
Peppers California, lb.. 20er
Sweet pota'oes No. 1. $2; unclassi
fied. $1.75.
Grapefruit Arizona see&csa 80' s.
$2.25-3.50: 100 a. $3 2.25; Florida and
Texas. 84.50.
Cranberries Box, $3.50-4.50.
Parsnips Per lug, $5c
Garlic Pound, 10c. 1 .
Orance California Kaeel. $2.35 4.35.
Rutabscas 100 lbs- $1.50. .
Pess Ponnd. 15c.
Rhubarb Per 15-lb. box, extra fancy,
$2; fancy, $1.85; choice, $1.60.
THIMBLE THEATRE Starring Popeye
n wa soon be "tvfc eho
OF THE ONE-ENED SfWVOR-
tAW cKOTE IS SQOEEZIHCi
LTHE LIFE OPT OP Hln
Farmers' Union
; News
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MARION, Jan. . 20. Member
ship and attendance keeps In
creasing in Marion local Number
227. Mr. and Mrs. William Oul
Tin's application for membership
was voted: on favorably Friday
night.
Mack Bobbins, Herman De
Langh and Frank Weddle were
appointed on the membership
committee.
Harley Libby gave a report on
the county convention and meas-
fures to be voted on at the special
election were discussed.
Santiam Central local of Linn
county will give an exchange pro
gram at the W. O. W. hall on Fri
day night, February 7.
Jack Tyson of Jefferson ex
plained the plan under which a
public refrigeration plant is to be
built in that city. The program
given by the Metzner, Nienke,
Page, Pickard and Shultz families
was announced by Mrs. Pickard;
song, Albert Metzner and Bill
Pearson; recitation, Wayne Page;
instrumental music on the zictier
and piano, by Mrs. Frank and
Mrs. Max Shultz; harmonica duet
by Albert Metzner and Bill Pear;
son; song by Nienke family; one
act comedy, "Dr. Magician"; a
tableau by Albert Metzner, Paul
Nienke, Elzy Pickard and Arthur
Page.
The "Busy Bees" camp cook
ery club meeting at the home of
Mrs. J. V. Lehrman, leader, elect
ed Tom Yoshikai secretary to fill
the vacancy made when Archie
Lynch moved to Florida.
? Hply Kame Elects
SILVERTON, Jan. 20. Joseph
Gander was elected as chairman
to replace Herbert Michkelbrook,
and J. H. McCullough. replace
Joseph Gander, in the Holy Name
society of St. Paul's church.
POLLY AND HER PALS
MICKEY MOUSE
LITTLE ANNIE R00NEY
'Where s annie tocay ?
DON'T TELL VIE MV
LITTLE PAJ IS CtO
TOOTS AND CASPER
THE Bl6t
MOMENT HAS
ARRIVED!
Sherace
OF THE
CENTURY
IS ABOUT
TO TAKE
PWACfi
AND THE
WHOLE
NATION
AWAITS
THE RESULT
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All Grains at
Chicago LjDwer
JvcrTKMl Weak; Canadian
Estimate Forecast and
Peace Trend Figure
CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-P)-Lo-er
prices la all grains formed tbe
rule today. -.
A material break of Quotations
at Liverpool forced Chicago May
wheat contracts down -temporarily
to below II a bushel. Ex
ceptional smallness of specula
tive trading, together with lack
of any energetic overseas de
mand, as well as continued dis
appointing volume of domestic
flour business, had a distinct
bearish influence.
Predictions were current , a
final official estimate of the 1935
Canadian wheat . crop" Thursday
will be larger than the latest pre
vious estimate.
Wheat Closes Easy
Wheat closed easy, unchanged
to lower compared with Sat
urday's finish, May $1.00-1.00,
corn down, May 60-,
oats - off. and provisions
varying from 10 cents setback
to 10 cents advance.
Dtps Jn wheat prices were
simultaneous with word that new
sanctions against . Italy appeared
unlikely and that peace proposals
were talked of. Besides. Liver
pool cables told of pressure' of
Australian offerings, and made
mention of an official denial
wheat exports from France had
been, embargoed. An increase of
2.242,000 bushels in the amount
of wheat on ocean passage to Im
porting countries was also given
attention.
Tomato Price Set
The California Fruit News re
ports that tomato growers in San
ta Clara county recently voted to
hold their 1936 crop tomatoes
for canning at $15 per ton. Simi-
py Krrtr i
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Radio Programs
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Tuesday, Janoary 11 ? '"'
:0O -Hemeaaakers' Hour. . -10:45
KOAC School of the Air.
140 Xtoa ftna Haar. -
l:15--WerW Book Haa. .'C
1:80 The Mystery t the Mind's De
v . aire Helen Miller Sena.
S:O0 Lesaoa in. Spanish. .
3 .-89 Earn! Lii .Review. , r -
$:00 41 More 'Books to Read Akrad"
-iS Leah Tinkelstela. - -
;30 Stories for Boys had Girls.
5 ;00 On the Campuses.
6:00 Dinner Concert.
6:80 Ferns- Honr. .
7:30 The Citisea and His School.
8:15 The World la Review Dr. Vic
tor P. Morris.
8 :45r Beading for Enjoyment Dr. 8ir
- " ard H. Peterson.
sow P0RHurr ,o k
8.00 Concert classics.
8:15--Three Keys, CBS. 6:25 Sews.
8:30 Just flats Bill. CPS.
'8U5 Oxark- Mountaineers, CBS.
8:30-r-Mary Marlin, CBS.
9:45 Five Star Jones, CBS.
10:00 George Hall oreh- CBS.
11:00 Between the took ends, CBS.
11:15 Happy Hollow, CBS.
11:30 American school, CB8.
lSOO-The Oleanders CBS.
12 :0 Among My Souvenirs, CBS.
1:00 Book of life. -
1 :30 Educational feature, CBS.
1:45 Three Little Words. CBS.
8:00 Symphoneera, CBS.
2:15 Jimmy Farrcll, CBS.
2:45 The Goldbergs, CBS.
3 :00 Fembinina fancies. . DLBS.
4:30 Close Harmony, CBS.
4:45 Correct English. CBS.
6 :00 Harmonettes, CB8.
5:15 rF.ddie Dunstedter, orcan. CBS.
5:30 Iawrenee Tibbett, CBS.
8:00 Traile of Taakee Trade. CBS.
6:15 Gaylord Carter, organ, DLBS.
-, .700 Leon F. Drews, organ.
7:15 Melody Iand.
7:30 March of Time, CBS.
8:15-Charlie Chan. : .--
9:00 Warinr's Pennsylvaniana, CBS.
10:00 Ray Herbeck orch.
lar action was taken in San Ben
ito county. This price idea is con
templated ander a Farm Bureau
grower-canner contract.
Boy to Muellers
OAK POINT, Jan? 20 Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Mueller are the
parents of a baby boy born Wed
nesday night in a. Salem hospital.
This is their first child.
He's Funny That Way!
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Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder
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The Race is On!
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10:30 Kelly's Kaballeroe, ' -10:43
Sterling Toang orch, DLBS.
11:00 Jimmy Dersey orch.. DLBS.
11:15 Ted Dawson rch DLBS.
11:80 Cab Calloway orch.. DLBS. '
11:45-12 Toa Coakley oreh, rLBS.
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6:00 Good Morning. XBC.
-7:03 Vanghn Da Leath, NBC
7:15 Viennese sestet; XBC. ..
7 :0 Doe Whipple- piano impression s.
.8:00 Johnny O'Brien, SBa -
8:15 Jerry GraaaoB, tenor, XBC.
8:80 Tonr Child Dr. Ella Oppeahelm
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8 : 45 Piano recital, XBC, -10:15
Cabin Cluub orch,- XBC.
10:80 Budgeteers, XBC.
10:45 XBC Masie Guild.
lt;30 Rhythm Octet, XBC.
1 3,: 0Ot Forever Toang. XBC.
12:15 Ma Perkina, XBC.
12:30 Tic and Bade. XBC
ia:45 The O'XeHls XBC.
1:00 Betty and Bob, XBC.
1:15 Clinic
1:80 Girl Alone, XBC.
1:45 General Federation of Women a
Clubs. NBC.
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8 :S0 The JJansanto, XBC
8:00 Womaa'a augasine, NBC.
4:00 Easy Are, - XBC.
. 4:15 Silver Strings,: XBC
:80 Jack Meadia'a anaaie. XBC.
4 :45 Clarence Tohaaa, tenor. .
5:00 Beaax Arte trio, XBC.
5:35 Rhythm revue. -
8:45 Popeye the Sailor.
6:00 N. T. G. and stria, XBC
7:00 Stadia party, XBC. -
7:30 Jimmv Rdler sad Hollywood gos
. " alp. NBC --
8:00 Amoe a Andy, NBC. .
8:15 Laas and Abner, XBC. i
9:00 Death Valley Daya, SBC
9:80 Crime Claea, NBC.
10:15 Maaical moments.
10:80 Glenn Shelley, organ. j
11.00 Ambassador orch., NBC.
11:80 Mark Hopkins arch- NBC ,
12:00 Weather.
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7:30 Financial service. XBC.
7:45 Herman and Ganta, NBC
8:00 Breakfast club.
9 :00 8impsoa boys, XBC
9:15 Merry Mac. NBC
9:80 String time, NBC r
10:00 Toiey and -Glean.
10:15 Hinta te hossewivea.
10:30 Hem. institute.
11:00 Rochester Civic roarer, NBC
H:30 Western farm -and home, NBC.
12:15 Market reports.
12:22 Edna Mae Jacks, pianist.
1:15 Woman's radio revue, NBC. .
'1 U0 Financial and grain reports. -
1:83 Library of Congress chamber mm-
- sie, XBC '
2:30 Portland Council of Cbarehea.
2 :45 Congress orch.. XBC.
8:00 Suthernairea, XBC.
3:15 Harry Korea orch.. "XBC
8:25 Mickey Gillette. XBC.
8:30 Musical moment. XBC
3:35 Statler arch., XBC.
8:45 Charioteers. XBC.
4:00 Tottea on sports, XBC
4:15 -Norsemen qusrtet, NBC. , .
8:45 Jimmv. Richardson sports talk.
9:00 Shandor. XBC
9:08 Joe Rihes ereb, NBC.
8:30 Uttl Jack Little orch- NBC
10:00 Palace arch- XBC.
10:15 Ben Bernia and Laos. XBC
10:50- Bat Tabarin orch XBC .
11:00 Curfew. NBC. . -.
12 :00 Weather ai4 police reports. -
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