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1 PAGE EIGHT The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Wednesday Morning May 13,-1935 tock Market:! Tries Line Buck 'but is, Thrown lor Small Loss Morning Gains Are Wiped Out Average Down .1 Point as Still Another Record Set on Few Sales ? NEW YORK. May 1 2.-;p-The stock marketwicd a feeble line buck today, but was thrown for a small loss. - Gains of fractions to 2 or more points were scored in the morn ing. Then the going became a little rougher and the afternoon performance was a slip-shod af fair at the best. , In the final hour most advances were cancelled or replaced with fractional declines. It was a dragged session throughout. : Total transfers of 599,020 shares were the smallest for a 5-hour day since June 7, last year. They compared with 677,750 Monday. The Associated Press average of (0 issues yield ed .1 of a point at 5-8.5. Changes Varying i Of the 20 most active stocks of the day; 9 were moderately un der water at' the close, 7 w e r e higher and 4 were without change. Among the latter were General Motors at 634 and New York Central at 32. Shares that managed to emerge with net advances of fractions to 2 points or so included American Can at 129, U. S. Steel at 554 and Standard Oil of New Jersey at 59.': ; ! On the losing side for as much were Bethlehem, at ,4"8I4, 4:1. Case at 146, Standard Oil of Cal ifornia at 38, General Electric at 35 and Anaconda at 32. A loss of 14 points was shown on a 200-shart transfer of Otis Steel Preferred at 73. Musical Events Are Successful AURORA, May 12 Aurora ob- irvprl mil u If wnotr n-iti tK.QA . . - - - V " 1 IUI CU 111 14 sical programs beginning Wednes day at the meeting of the Wom an's club which was held at the home of Mrs. John Kraus with Mrs. EdDiller assisting. At the business meeting the club voted to give a benefit contract bridge and "$500" card party Wednes day, May 13, at the home of Mrs. C. S. Calef in Aurora. A one o' clock dessert luncheon will be served, s All women are invited. The program was presented' by students of the Canby high school, under the direction of Mrs. Claud Moreland and Miss Faye Sparks with numbers as follows: Piano eoIo, Doris Cattley; vocal splo, Evelyn .mmundsoa; clarinet solo. Gale Quinn; trumpet duet, Keith and Kent Markee; reading, Eloise Yoder; violin solo, RnssellQuinn; girls' quartet, Evelyn Ammund ron, Agnes Kraft, Roseanna Kraft anj Eloise Yoder; irombonesolo Victor Rick. Thursday afternoon the Aurora grade school presented a program with each class represented Fri day night. Miss Case, music in rtrnctor, i presented her students In a recital at the Evangelical church here. Operetta Is Enjoyed by Patrons of School antlr . Friends at Cloverdale ' CLOVERDALE, May 12. Most patrons of the school and many of their friends enjoyed the operetta given b7 . the school children Thursday night in observance of music week. All children of both rooms took part. The operetta was directed by Mrs. Gayette Barnett and A. W. J. Bestvater. Mrs. Mary Schifferer and Mrs. Bern ice Wip per had charge of the decorations. A 'basket social followed the op eretta with Ivan Hadley of Albany auctioneer. Proceeds were over $30. - - ". Leave For Texas ! VICTOR POINT, ilay 12. -i El mer Lorence and his father Martin Lorence left early this morning By motor on a trip to Texas. t i; . PORTLAND, Ore., M,T 12.(AP) Produce Exchange net prices: . -Stte,ITr,E,tr' '".' 27e; prime - Et tl. 8. lart;e extras, ie; VJ 8. Medina extras, 17e. Portland Grain May . 78H 77 77 74 74 74 74 BepU 73 73 73 73 - wi ma Diuesiem. 13 per fl.11; do. J2 per cent, 1.05V: dark hard winter. 12 per eent, 9Se; do. 11 per eent. 83 e; aoft white, west era white, 78e; northern spring, hrj winter, western red. 77e. Oats. No. 2 white. S22.75-23. Cora, No. 2 eastern yellow, $30.25. Mil Iran, 331. Today's car , receipts: Wheat, 14: floor I.- Portland Livestock PORTLAND, Ore, Kay 12. ( AP)- (USUA) Hofa: Reeeipta, 150;" market alow, about steady; rqed-choice 170-210 lb. dri veins. Mostly 39.75 and down to $9.50; few 230-340 lb, 38.50-9.25; light lights, 39.25-50; packing saws moat!? S7.SO; feeder pigs quotable np to 310.25. - Cattle: Beeeipts 100, ealves 10: mar ket active, mostly steady with Monday. ConmooHBedtBBi ateers, 35.50-7.10; good loag.fed ateers notable fS bo ; medium-good fed heifers salable 6.75-7.25; eoramoa dowa te 5.50; low cotter and eutter rows, 3 4.50 ; eommon-medinm 34.75-5.75; good beef rows quotable 36 6.50; few baits, 5-5.7 5; . good -choice veslers, fS.50-10. Sheep; Beeeiptt 1300, throngs and direct 867: market steady. ' Good 72-82 lb. spring lambs mostly $10: medium 62 lb, 9.25f good e linked ewes ap. $1; good wooled ee. 5.50. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore, May 12. (AP) Burter Prints. A grade, 29e lb, : la sun a wraDoer- 30a lb ia cartoos: General Markets Salem Markets (ratle It raw 4 per tent milk. Sal cm basic pool price $2.00 per hundred. j Co-oi butter-fat price, F. O. B. Salem, 28c. J j (Hilt based oa seal maatblj itterfat average ; Distributor price $24 IJ . urntlr !)iittrrrl IKliv ered, 28c; B grade deliver- I A grade print, 29c;b grade, 28 c. j I'nres avid to growers by Saleat buyers 4 The prices below, supplied by a local grocer, are indicstne of the daily tuarfcet but are aot gnaranteed by The Etates naa. - 1 t Buying PrtceS ; j ?alil fresh dates, lb , . y IMncapple. Hawaiian, aa. i. ! .85 Oranges; fancy 2.75 to 8.25 Choice 2.00 to 2.50 llsiianax.' lb, ta stalk i- 1 08 II.ii.da : . j 07 Lemons. fancy . 5.00 to 8.25 Cuoictj 4 00 to 5.50 1 .lines. fres!i, doi. ... , il.OO tJrrpefrnit, Florida 3.75 to 4.50 Arizona 2.25 to 2.75 Apple, bu. .65 to it 50 Strawberries, crates. 24s u 2.90 VEOETABLRk iBnvuig Price) i Asparagus local. do "j i.OO Asparagus. Wash, doi. i .90 New peas. Calif, lb j .05 Rhubarb, outdoor, lb. . I .01 Cauliflower, Calif, crate 1.10 to 1.50 Cettnre, Calif, crate 2 75 t 4.00 Parsnips, lug . i .75 Sweet potatoes ernte il 90 Onions, l.aliish. cwt. , , ,,- 1 .75 Cabbage. Calif., cwt. . 2.00 to iC.25 Carrots. Calif, doi. Celery he;irts. dm Green peppers. Ca!if, lb Potatoes. No. I. local Potatoes. No. 2. local Spinach, crate Local spinach. 20 lbs. Hi?ilfitlA: fmnatnt'A Turnip3, dozen. Calif. Ce!erT. I'tah tariety Celery. Chiila Vista Artichokes box Kataljagas. cwt 2 50 tn 3.00 .50 to i .65 2.23 to 12.75 1.90 to 2.50 I 85 to 2 35 i 1 50 I .25 Green onion!;, dozen New potatoes. Texas Red . New potatoes, wliite Hnthntue cucumber, doi . Tomatoes. Calif., tue NUTS .. ?2.25 .. !2:75 Si. 10 .. 1.15 Walnuts lb : JO te ! Filberts, lb 14 .to HOPS, I 1-1 18 t BiiMng Price) i Clusters, 1935. lb., top J .08 Fnjrgles. 1935. top. lb Nominal WOOL AND MOHAIB j (Buy in,? Price) j .Mu'iiiir 40 Medium wool .30 .27 Coarse wool , ' EGGS A!TD PODLIRT ! Iliiying Prire of Andretns) Extras j;, Medimn extras ,IZ Standards , ,, j "j3 Medium ttandard i j jo Mixed extras 4. . i "14 White extr i.. ; i .13 Anilresen St Son Raying Priest Heavy hens. 4i or ocer i .18 Heavy hens, over 6 lbs. i. .16 Colored" mediums, lb. j Merium Keghorns. lb '13 Light, lb , ; 13 Stilus. Ih . ; J .'oo iW roisters. Ih o Colored frysj lb i A9 White I-ehonis. frys. !b. i .13 Frys, under 1 14 lbs , ilAWKI CH EA M Kit V buyingnrl. e -I nn'trv No 1 stuck J Colored liens, heavy Leghorn hens, over 32 lbs i. .17 .13 .11 .17 .18 .13 .13 .05 .03 OS L nder ihi lbs . Colored springers. 2 lbs Over 3i lbs Leghorn fryers Leghorn fryers A. Old roosters, lb Stags Uejects ....4 Sirs Uind led and graded Large extrss ...j Large standards j Medium extrns .13 .14 .13 .12 .12 .10 Medium standards Lndergraies Pullets LIVESTOCK Kiivmg 1'rne) Spring lambs 9.00 Lambs 9.00 Kwes 3.00 ti 4.00 Hogs, 130 160 lb 8.75 tT 8.25 ltiO-O lh ....4 9.50 210-2oiJ lbs, top - 9.25 ti 9.50 Sows 7.00 to 7.25 Steers 6.00 to 7.00 Dairy type cows 4.00 to 5.00 Beef cows . 5.00 to 5.50 Bulls 5.00 to 5.50 Heifers 5 .1(1 to 6.50 Veal, top 9.00 te 9.50 Dressed veal, lb. .12 '4 Dressed bogs ; j 3 OBAIS AND HAT i .j Wheat, estern red .76 White. No. 1 .J. .79 Barley, brewing, ton ; i.22.00 Feed barley, ton , "n no Oats, milling, ton , ; 1 on teed, ton . i20,00 Hay buying prices Alfalfa. Talley l 19.00 B grade, parchment wrapper, 29c !l. : cartons, 29c lb. j Butterfat Portland delivery A grade, delivered at least twice week. : 23-29c lb.; country routes, 26-2c lb.: B grade, 23 29c lb.; C grade at market.; B grade cream for mnrket- Buying price butterfat basis. 53 Vic lb. Eggs Buying price to wholesalers: Extras. 19c: standards. 17c; j extra med ium. 16c; do, medium firsts.' 13c; nnder grade. 15c: pullets. 15c, dozen, j Cheese Oregon triplets, 15c Oregon loaf. 16c. Brokers will pay: He. below quotations. y ' f Milk A grade Portland delivery. 58Vc lb. bntterfat basis for 4 per cent. Country meats Selling price to re tailers: -Country billed hoes, best but chers. nnder 150 lbs.. 13-13 He lb.; vesl ers. No 1. 13H 14c lb.: light rind thin, 9-12e lb.: heavy 9-12c lb.: cutter eowa, 8-10e lb.: lambs, old, lSV b'j: spring lambs. 18-19c lb.: ewen, 5-9c lb Mohair 1936. 40c lb. - ( j . Cascars bark -Buying jric.' 1936 peel. 5e lb... i Hop Nominal: 1935 clusters. 5 H lb, . ! i Live poultry Portland delivery, bay ing nrire: Colored hens, over '4 H lbs, 18-19 lb.: under 4ht lbs, 18-19e lb.; I-eglinin hens, over 3H lbs.. '10?17e: un der 3 )ba 1516e lh.: Leghorn bmil ers. 1 to 14 lbs.. 16-17 lb.; do, 1U lbs. np. 1617c lb. t -o:ored, springs. 2 lbs. and np. 20-2 le lb.; roosters, 8-9e lb.: Pekin docks, young. 14 ) 7e lb., geese. 1112c lb. j . - Onions Oregon, $1-1.25 per 100 Tbs. Potatoes lcal. $1.90-2 per cental: Klamath. $2.35 cental: Scapnoosa Netted Gems. $2-2.15 cental; Dschutt NetteJ Gems. $3.25-1.33 eental. 1 Wool 1936 contracts, nominal; Wil lamette vallev. medium. 30c lb.: coarse and braid. 28c lb.: eastern Oregon, 20 2ie lb.i sonthern Idaho. 25o lb. Hay Selling tirice to wholesalers: Al falfa. Xo. 1. $17: eastern Oregon tin otby. $17.50 18 ton: Willamette taller timothy. $17.50-13. ton: oats and vetch $13: clover, 91112 ton. Portland. . Stocks and Bonds May 12 ! STOCK AVERAGES ! t Compiled by The Associated : Press) 35 to .45 11.30 I 15 1 95 j l!80 1 !so 0 IS 1$ CO Indnst Itsils Till Stock Today 79.1 32.7 44 58.5 Prev. day 79.0 32.7 43.1 58.9 Month age . 84.S 37.7 4S.3 63.9 Year ago 58.2 22.0 28:1 41.6 1936 high 85.8 39.7 50.8 64.8 1938 low 73.4 30.2 - 43.4 55.7 1935 high 76.3 31.2 44.7 56.1 193) low 49.5 18.5 21.8 34.8 . ' ' ' -' - B0SD AVERAGES 1 - - 2(1 IU 10 10 " K.til Indi-.st Dtil Fnrei'n Today 01.2 102.5 101.5 6. Prev. day 91.1 102.8 - 101.5 69.1 Moot a ago -92 5 103.6 101.8 70.0 Year ago w T9.7 96.8 93.4 68.2 1996 high 84.3 104.1 102.5 72:0 1938 low 86.9 101.8 j 99.3 68.5 1935 high 87.8 102.2 ! 99.8 70.4 1933 low 76.4 92.2 184.5 65.5 Wheat Lowest For 8 Months Prediction Made in June Crop Report (h Chief Factor in Slump CHICAGO. May t2.-TVWheat prices fell 2 cents a bushel maxi mum today in response to predic tions the government June crop report will show a substantial increase of probable yield. It was largely on this basis that the market at first made only a feeble transient upturn of prices, and later dropped to the lowest level since the first! week of September. 1935. Wheat, closed weak, -lc under yesterday's finish. May 92 92Hc. July 84-, corn un changed to c lower. May 62 c, oats unchanged to ?ic off, and provisions varying: from 50 icents decline to 7 cents gain. The government; estimate ,of United States rye production was construed as bullish. Corn and oats sympathized i with wheat weakness. j j Provisions took their cue main ly from hog market downturns. Entire Class Sees Bridge Dedication MILL CITY, May 12 Flunk day for the senior class of the Mill City high school was cele brated, the class ttklng a trip to Waldport to witness the dedica tion of the new bridge. The class adviser, Miss Pauline Livesay, al so went. j j The first train of logs for the new mill was brought down Sat urday from the camp which! is lo cated about 15 miles from! town. Among the w-qekend visitors here were Mr. antj Mrs. Ben Ca gle of Sweet Hoinje and Mr. an! Mrs. Charles Johiison of Salem, at the home of th4ir parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Wilkinson. The senior cla.sk is busy prac tising for the commencemeut op eretta, "Princess, tine - a - Line". which will be given this month. The principal rolefe will be taken John by Pauline Clipfell and Seim. Constance Colirs Leading Group For Margold Honor INDEPENDENCE, May 1 Af ter the sixth edition of the Mar gold News, the high school paper, the race for points in the Mar gold "j" honorary changes' lead ers again. Yoshiko Inouyej leads with 512 points; Constance icohrs is close behind' with 510 points: Wayne Henderson, Anne I Kasa koff, Pauline Noyes, Bill Camp bell and Frances Crabtree- follow in order. ; i Each term the- fine highest students are chosen for the hon orary society. The next; issue will decide the winners. Gardeners' arid Ranchers' Mart PORTLAND, i Ore., May 12.-P) -Moderate supplies of produce with a fair demand in most lines brought a slight; depression In prices on Tuesday morning's Gardeners' and Ranchers' Whole sale market. . I . ' California strawberries were re quoted at SI. 25 to $1.50 for a crate of 12. ; Demand increased foil new stock on the potato market al though supplies continued jlight. Apples Huh Wihw cnt.. i . . uiiii.rnvfiSI, 4 1 J 5oe; fancy Spitzenbergs, $1.25; fancy I ticious tl as.i Rn . i ' Asparagus Oregon' 30 lb., bo. $1.40 Avocados California. $2,45 3. Besns California, pound, 10c Beets I.n On.. Cabbaee Pniv r);fnm!. c",B,oup's ci''0"". t- crjtes. 45s .60-1.75. Carrots I.nr itn.AK. Canliflower Crate; California, $1.20 Celerv Crt riltlnni:. o Cherries Califernia. per 12 lb. boxes. -Cnenmbers Oregod. hothouse. Dry onions U; S. No. 1 sacks, $1-1.25: No. 2. 40-73c ions, 50c lb. sack, 73c-$l. 00 pound waa on eggplant Lug, $1150-1.75; pjr poun . Garlic Pound. ; 10-12c. Green cnions Pound 15 22ii ' Green neas 5A twiiinJ . . . i Lettuce California, per o doien eratea $1.65-1.75. i Parsnips--Lng.l 50-75e. Pea California, 50 lb. sacks. 92 23 3.50. Pears D'AnJon. fare and fill 75e PoUtoes lwal ion ll. i i.73-1.90, AO. 2, fl.50-1,70. : Radishes Dozen. 20-25e. Rutabagas Per 100 pounds 1.75; lugs, 75-80e. j Rhubarb Per box 30-40c. Kpinacb Local.' 33-40e. $1.33 Strawberries California, crate of $1.25 1.50 r crate ef 20. $2.20-2.40. 12. I 1 $1.75 2.10 per 50 pftund crates: Iui IISI- Ib boxed extra fancv. $1.75: fnnrr 1 50 1.75; choice. $1.25-1.35; California crates. $1.40-1.50 pen 20 lb. crate; $2.10 2.25 per 80-lb. lug. j THIMBLE THEATREStarring Popeye Teachers Fete Champion Kitball Team of Brooks At Dinner Held, Salem BROOKS, May 11 The Brooks grade school kitball - team, win ners of the Marion county cham pionship for both the A end B dirisions, were entertained at a swimming party recently by the Brooks grade school teachers at the home of Miss Rose Marie Kronberg in Salem. Refreshments were served by the teachers, Carl Steelhammer, Miss Rose Marie Kronberg and Miss Louise! An drus, assisted by Mrs. Clifford Bishop; and Mrs. C. A. Bailey, to Charles Dowe, Clifford Bishop, Dick Gallagher, Raymond Potts, George Lowery, Massao Taniiyasu, Robert Bailey, Ivan McCoy, Leslie Lowery, Glen Morioka and Mrs. Carl Steelhammer. Picnic Days Arrive in Waldo Hills Territory; Airs. Curtis Ruby Home WALDO HILLS, May 11. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Havernick and small sons, Byron and Kenneth, of McMlnhville, Mr.- and Mrs. A. A. Harber and children, Joyce and Stanley were guests of Mr.i and Mrs. William Havernick and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dickman Sunday. They all enjoyed a picnic on the creek bank. Mrs. Walter McMillan of Port land arrived Friday night to care for her daughter, .Mrs. Curtis Ruby, ; who' was brought home from the Silverton hospital that day after being under observation for a few days. Plan Another Dance SILVERTON, May 12 Wed nesday night dances at St. Paul's hall have proved so popular that the St. Paul's Catholic Altar so ciety will plan another dance for May 20. Mrs. Russell Luckey and Mrs. L. R. Scharback are the committee on plans. Mrs. Charles Songer and Mrs. J.H. McCullough are in charge of refreshments. POLI.Y AND HER PAI TOOTS, WEVE tOTTA CUT DOWN EXPENSES VOU-UU HAVE TO RUN ; - 1 1 ; 1 - - . ' S .0, an 1 gits """"n "N x-l (jrrro rndl fzMri-) AMI SPOTS BEFORE ;H'M-M- jfel)! 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V BuU-lOJ r " j CVEBY TIME I SEE AO-1 FOBT IT PRihlCBSS nS0"-"1815 r"" TOVIUG'TO S06ST1TUTE- LUCK COASMES - V ' W SOSW, I WEVEC K "THE U&V HOMES - j VU) MlSS JC-IS p? llJJ'f5 mJ-- TOR BBAirtS IS JUST TAKING AV LOSE OuB GOOO B 1 I j rTMOOSHT OF k ' OU SE THE- TW6 LW OOaA43t W)trrT?w W WPr-r--' CUT -TO-Me POOR- f SOBS -ZZff ... THAT . PCX FOLKS, r VI- THEY COST - i3 H LIKE A BUS p-f" UL. HOUSE BUUUOtsI NEVER. I I SJ . j I " FEE1 SO GLAO X- s. " 1 1. ... . V0B- Jh rrrrrr -sr r - t"i 1 MAoAMyTHiwa oM-mepi 1 TTTTn :' : -v iK - v--- couuo ph..--- tT ' ' ' y TOOTS AND CASPER J 1 Dressing for the Part i THIS MOUofc ' ON FIVE DOLLARS A WEEK i-.. ' I I I oh.iskt i J notice HT I " I I OAVrt, " j , i HORRIBLE THrXT VVoO.' ) i" i i S- Radio Programs Wednesday, May IS 9:00 Homemakers' Hour. 10:45 KOAC School of the Air. 12 :00 Noon Farm . Hour. . 1:15 World Book Van. 1:30 Programs on Parade. 2:00 Bards of the Oregon Country ' by James II. Morris. 2:30 Interesting: People in the Kews. 8:00 Homes Along the Oregon Trail "James By bee House at Sauries Island" Manche Langley. 4:30 Stories for Boys and Girls. 5 :00 On ; the Campuses. 5:45 .The Vespers Led by Rev. H. H. Griffls. 8:00 Dinner Concert. S-.lS--Oregon Farmers' Union. 6:30 Evening Frm Hour. 7:80 Music for the Strings Clara . Chapman, Catherine Jordon and Carol Yokbrn. 7:45 Municipal Affairs League of Or egon Cities. 8:15 We Write a Story Alexander Hull. 8:30 Willamette: University. KOIMT PORTLAND 940 Sc. 6:00 Klock.i Ivan and Walter. 8:00 Voice of Experience. CBS. 8:15 Musical reveries, CBS. 8:30 Mary Marling. CBS. 8:45 Five Star Jones, CBS. 9:00 Air. shopping. 9:15 Ranger minstrel. 9:30 News. ' 9:45 Between the book ends, CBS. 10:00 Goldbergs.: CBS. 10:15 Happy Hollow, CBS. Etterburg Berry Pool Is Awarded North Howell Product to Be Take: by Libby's Growers Decide Libby. McNeill and Libby will get the North! Howell Etterburg berry pool at j 6 4 cents per pound, hulled, the growers agreed at a meeting at North Howell Monday night. I This is a quarter cent higher per pound than bids rejected earlier In the month. The receiving station will be at the old creamery building where operations were . carried on last year. The bid this year is half a cent lower than the same firm's winning bid last year. She 1 . The Bigger IT 1 CANT MANAGE. " rar 1 17 - I ON A CENT LESS, BUT i&Sj I & A j IP YOUPE NOT. 1 Vg&K lit ma rv l j 10:30 Consumer yews. 10:45 Rhythm. "V 11 :00 Vacation news. ' 11:15 This and that with Art Kirtuam. 11:30 News. 1 1 :8S-Emery Dentseh. CBS. 11:45 Eton boys, CBS. 12:00 The tops. 12:15 Store reporter. 12:30 Book ef life. i 1 :00 Margaret MeCrae, CBS. 1:15 Four Eton Boys,' CBS. 1:30 Homemakers' institute with Jean nette Cramer. 1 :45 Wilderness Road, CBS. 2:00 Chicagoana, CBS. 2:30 Studio. 2:45 Harmony time. 3 :00 Feminine fancies, DLBS. ;, 3 :30 Newspaper. 4:00 Cavalcade of America, CBS. 4:30 Newspaper. 5:00 Andre Kostelanets orch.. CBS. 5:8(WHlene. 5:45 Eyes of the world. 6:00 Phil Lord in "The Gang- Bust ers," CBS. 6:30 March of Time, CBS. ' 6:45 Strange as it seems. DLBS. 7:00 Leon F.-Drews, organ. 7:15 Renfrew of the Mounted. CBS. 7:30 Sterling Young orch., CBS. 8:00 Little ahow. 8:15 Rnbinoff. 8:30 Burns and Allen, CBS. 9:00 Male chorus parade, DI.B8. 9:15 Warren Irwin, political talk. 9:30 Wrestling matches. 10:30 F.ddie Oliver orch.. DLBS. 10;45 Sam Herman orch. 11:00 Del Milne orch. 11:30 Emii Baffa orch. DLBS. In spite of reports that pres ent market quotations do not war rant a, 5 cent offer for Marshall strawberries, recent deals are de clared to have brought the nickel figure on two lots totalling 300 tons of Marshalls. It Is estim ated 1000 tons of Marshalls were sold several months ago at 5 cents, and that there is another 1000 tons or more unsold but which will probably go at the same figure. Salem Heights School to End Year's Work Mav 29 SALEM HEIGHTS, May 12. Students of the local school are busy with final tests and finish ing up the year's class work. School will close May 29, with graduation exercises at the com munity hall. May 22, for the eighth grade. A class of 13 will graduate this year. Never Was Good at Mathematics KATJLKA, WHEN YOU NEED ANYTHING FOR THE KITCHEN tfi i rr -m Lu LET They Come V 11 :45-12 Ellia Kimball or ch DLBS. KOW PORTLAJTD 620 Xe. 00 Sweethearts, with Andy Sanella. IS Pata stack's XlfMuickSrs. KBC. :80 Paul Carson. - )-A :45 Sweethear.s, BU. . ;0O Cne Arnold Ranch Boys, aBC. 15 Honey boy and Sassafras, A'BC. :80 Merry Madcaps, NBC. " 1 . :59 Time aignaL "BC. Ssrwa. - :15 StaUer orch.. SBC. 9:30 Ree. :00 California Federation of Women Clnba. NBC. :50 Stars of today. -:00 Forever Young. XBC -:15 Ma Perkins. NBC. :80 Vie and Sade. NBC. . -:45 O'XelUs, SBC. :00 Betty and Bob, NBC ; :15 Special, Hasel Warner BC. :30 Sewa. :45 Xews from Hollywood. :50 Orch. . , :00 Pare Gold Portland Council ef Churches, ' ' :15 Alice ia Wonderland Suite. BC. ;80 Clinic. - - - :45 Dob Pedro orch.; NBC. :00 Woman's msgasine, NBC. :00 F-aay Aces, NBC. :15 Centervilte sketches. :30 Arty Hall Southern Robes, .NBC. :45-Revue. ' :00 One Man's Family. NBC, :30 Drams. :00 Abe Bereoviu. violinist. :15 Did you know I 5:20 Orch. :25 Cocktail hour. :30 Stars of todsy For A Perfect Gum. "TRY WRl G LEY 1 S J VRIGLEY'S ft PERFECT GUM CASPER. ON THIS vrv. ut i.nwirt t IF YOU'RE 40Nr TO RUN THE KITCHEN HIM DO THE. MARKETING FROM nrou must NOW LOOM THE PARTI USTEU r MHOTe BEFORE toe GOES OH U)TH THE WTTUt-I ADMITS YER laVlN1 VsHK1. VER fs CfU30H fSK I YfM F6iHTVVJv j FOR UJrtfCb i . U2fT ' 6:00 Yonr kit parade NBC i .7:00 Abm 'a' Andy,; NBC. 7:15 Ln and Abner.:SBC. :7:80 Winning the Mt, NBO. . . 8:tH) Town faall Tonight, HBO. ; :00 Frolica. :15 Musical Mannequins. -,. -9:45 Carsosi for mayor, psuuw 10:00 News flashes, BC. ' 10:13 Hal Grayson oreh. g4A ArcbU Lorelandf orch. . litlS--Jackie Soudera 'f" 11:45 Dcanville orch, NBC. 12 :oo rWeatber. .' , . i , . - KEX POBTUkND 1180 Sc. 6:80 Musical clock. . T:0O Caivary UbernacJe Rev. Millard, H. Pope. j, 7:30 Army band, NBC. 7:55 Pep mnaic. l'nn ' 8.UO Financial aerTieej NBC. 8 ;15 Larry Cotton. teor, MU gtfVVords and aausi. NBU tj;59 lime ignl. SiMJ. ;00 Toiey and Oleaji 9:15 Dot and Will. "BCv:rl 9:80 Sharpa and Flat. 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