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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, May 22, 1936 Tensio: Ieliyey Crisis Eases Somewhat Chicago av; PAGE SIXTEEN Oyer M t i f! f i v. More Liberal Delivery Due Unadjusted Contracts Not So Extensive as Was Reported Earlier f CHICAGO, , Miy SlHffVtymt relaxing of wheat market strain la regard to likelihood of. diffi culty orer settling of Mar eon- tracts that involve millioni of bushels, became evident today. Moderate easing vof trade ten sion developed- as wheat dealings drew to an end with Indications that" the "volume of "r unadjusted. Chicago May wheat contracts , had . been materially reduced, and Jthat more liberal deliveries Here would De witnessed, tomorrow. It w a s also announced that further pur chases of wheat had been effected for prompt shipment to Chicago from Kansas City. ' Wheat closed skittish at V-Vi cent under yesterday's finish. May 4 July 85 Sept 85 corn -4 down,' May 63 July 60-60 . Sept. 51- oats showing' decline, July 25 ana -rye orr. Juiv 64- In provisions, .the. outcome 'was unchanged to 15 cents higher, f Corn, oats and rye mainly fol lowed; the ' action of wheat. Sep tember corn touched a new low for the season, and so likewise did -May and .July .oats. Crop re ports on rye, although decidedly bullish, were" without effect. provisions reflected hog mar. ket firmness. ; ; Golfers Join in Valley Tourney SILVERTON, May 21. jThe Silverton Country clnb bas joined with-the following, clubs in! the 3rd annual golf tournament of the Willamette Valley Golf asso ciation to be held at Salem on July 19: Eugene, Oregon City, Tillamook, Salem, Woodburni Al bany, Corvallis, Roseburg, Bend and Cottage Grove. I . In addition the Silverton Coun try club hag a home and home match with the Oregon City club at Oregon City June 7 and Silver- ton on June 21. For the afternoon of May SI a club lunch and mix ed foursome are being planned. Teams and play will be arranged by lot before play begins. Handi caps, will be allowed. 1 .The breakfast club will have as hosts and chefs next Sunday, T. W. Preston and C. Bonney. offi cers announce that the breakfast club still hat room for aifew new members. . Those wishing to join are Invited to be on hand Sunday morning. Zimmerman to Conduct Baptismal Services in wiuameue on snndav I ZENA, May 21. Rev. Franx and Enoch Zimmerman of Salem will conduct baptismal services Sunday in tne Willamette rirer on the farm of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Utterback at Lincoln. Baptism win precede communion at the Spring Valley church at Zena. The Sunday School held an all - day picnic at the church Sunday with a 'good attendance. A- pro gram or special interest was sriven by a deputation team from Ore gon State college under the lead- - erghlp of Warrington and con-. auetea oy Jim Shepard, student at Oregon State college, aon of - Mr. - and Mrs. R. C. "Shepard ' ef - V; Nebraaluing . Arrive - CNIONVALE. MaT. Ill -1 Mr' nd" Mrs. Patterson and family, of M.oerxy, xvebraska, arrived' here by automobile Tuesday and are guests of Mrs. Patterson (nee Es- ieiia Mitcnell) sisters, Emma and May Mitchell of Salem, and John Aiitcaeu at the coast. " : . r i General Markets Batter Extraa. 37. ... faoSe! 6tltln i tter: Egg U. 8. largo extraa, 19e C. g. """' Mini, aoe. . , Portland Grain i - P0RTLAKD, 0rM Wheat Open May - , 79 laly ; 75U May 21. (API High tow Cloae T14 79 i 79 . T5 75 September 74)4 Cash: Big Bend bluestem, IS per cent. ll.lSr do,- 12 per cent. 81.07; dark hard viaw, per tmi, e; 40. 11 per cent. I7e; aoft white, western white, 79 ie; lorthem spring, hard winter, western red. ISHe. Oata, Ko. S white, S22.50. -- Corn, No. 3 eaatan yellow, 830.15. - Today's ear receipt : Wheat, ; flour. Portland Livestock POBTLAXD, Ore, May 31. (XP) U. a. Dept. XgT.y Hogs: Receipt 450. irect 174; market active, strong- to 15c isrber. - Good-choice 170-210 lb.' drivainc. ! 9. 80-9.50; 225-320 Ib- 88.00-9.-OO; tight ghts taosUf. 18.76-9.00 i ISO 'Ik ap to 19.85! Packing sows. Se.75-7.45-r- good- shoie feeder pigs oootabie, S9.oo-9.7S. Cattle; Beeoipts 100," direct 9, 'ealvee 10, direct 15; market actire. steady to ttroag. Fev fed sterea,' 0.50.-7.7$; trass tteraalable- around $7.00 .down; lew heifers, 1 8.60 r low cotter and evtter cows, 13.00-4.50; common-IB edinia, 4.7i 1.50; good beet eowa . salable, 88.00 and abore: balls, $5-6.00; baef.balU. .2r; ejootablo choica realert, S7.SO-8.50. - Sheep: BeceipU 600, direct 831; aaar ket slow, about steady. Good 65-87 lb. anrinr Iambi. 9.75-10.0ff: eontmsa-av dium. $8.00 9.25 1 aaedinm - good horB we. $3.59-8.50. ;i: r..r- 1 , : . Portland Prodacc POETLAKD, Ore Ky $1. -j (At) Butter Priata, A grade, S9e - j I04 - la 5 arehmeat. wrapper. 80 lb. ia cartons: t grade, perchaaea. wrapp. 3 .S trtons, 29 ,.. .... .1. ... Salem Markets Grade B raw 4 per cent milk, Salem basic pool price $1.84 per hundred. . j Co-op bntterfat price! F. O. B. Salem, 28c. j . (KUk Mu4 m sea aaaaUli otteTfat imi.) v. . Distributor price $24. A grade butterfat Deliv ered, 28c; B grade deliver ed, 26-Kc A grade print, 29 Mi; B grade, 28 He 1 i rrire dm to srowera br 8ala Th prices blo. aoDDliid bt local trocar, are indicative of tha daily nark at '" mm. (JiiniMM ay i& estate naa. J (haying rriee) Cantaloupes, crate, 45a 3.44 iresa aatea. IV .la Pineapple. Hawaiian, u. L .85 Oranges,' fancy Choica , ,, Banana, lb., as ta!k , Hindi B.1S to 3.65 2.40 to 2.90 .. .. OS .07 Lemons, fancy. Choice Limes, fresh, doi. 6.00 ta 6.25 4.63 to S.50 L- 100 3.75 to 4.50 a 2 J la S 7S Grapefruit. Florida Anions Apples, ba. .. .IS In ISA Strawberries, local. 24a . ,, ,., i 275 VEGETABLE j iBurinf Price) i Ajparsgns, local, doi. 1 j .5 New peas.. Gaiii.,. lb . ... ; ,.os Rhubarb, outdoor, lb. m Cauliflower. Calif.. crate -1.30 to 1.60 Lettuce.- local "crata U 1.85 ,, ,, .75 vi 1 90 Lt .75 i'arsnips, iur bweet Potatoes, crata Onions, Labiab, cwt. Onions. Texaa Bermuda .2.50 -.25 .80 1.50 -.15 2.25 1.S0 Cabbage. Calif, cwt 2.00 to Carrots, Calif., doi. elerjr hearts, do Green peppers. - Calrf, lb. Potatoes, ho. 1, local Potatoes. No. 2. local Spinach, crate Local. spiaseh. 20 iba. .85 .50 Hothouse tomatoes J.BO ta t 00 Turnips, dosen, Calif. .60 to .85 Celery. Utah variety J.25 to 2 75 Celery. Chula Vista 1.00 to 2.50 Artichokes, box 1.S5 to 2 85 Kutaoaeaa, ewt L 1.50 I Green onions, dozen .25 2.25 2.90 1.10 1.15 New potatoes. Texas Bed ew potatoes white Hothouse cucumbers, doi. Tomatoes. CaliL. lnr ; rut a Walnuts, lb. 10 to filberts, lb. . .ja u .14 .IS HOr j . (Buvine Pritat ! Clusters. 1935. lb ton .. no Fulea. 1935. top. lb. "Nominal WOOL AND MOHAIB: (Barine Pril monair .40 .80 .28 Medium wool Coarse wool EGG 8 AITS POITI.TKT t Buy inf Price of Aadreseas) Extraa .16 as .18 .12 Medium extraa 8tandarda . Medium standard White extras IS Andreses k Son Buying Price) Heavy hens, a U or , .17 Hear? hena, over lbs. Colored mediums, lb. , Merium Leghorns, lb. Light lb. .17 .14 .13 .18 X .00 .18 J3 .15 Stags, lb. . Old rooatera." lb . Colored frys. lb. White Lechorns. frrs lb. sTya. ander 1 lbs. MARION CHEAMEHT baying prices ruiu7, no i stoCK i Colored bent, heary ' J7 Mgnorn Hens, OTer 8 ik. ; ,ig under 3H Iba. , U .11 Colored aprincers. 2-3 V Iba. .17 Over 8U lbs. .i Leghorn fryen ; .13 Leehora frTera .ia Old roosters, lb. j .05 Stars l : .Oil Rejects . .05 Mtss -Candled and graded Liarge extraa .15 .14 .13 .12 .12 .10 Mediun Medium standi Medium standards Underrradea Pulleta LIVESTOCK (Buying Price) Spring lambs 8.50 to 9.00 2.00 to 4.00 8.25 to 8.75 Bwea Horn, 130-180 lbs. 160-210 lbs. 210-250 lbs., too j 9.00 8.75 to 9.00 6.50 to 7.00 6.00 to 7.00 4.00) to 4.50 . 5.00 to 5.50 4.50 to 5.50 5 SO to 6.50 8.00 to 8.50 : i .12 Sows Steers Darry type cows Beef eowa Bulls Heifers ' ; Veal, ton Dressed Teal: lb. Dreased hoga ... ii .-, .18 GBATW AJTD RAT I Wheal, western red j .75 Whjte, Ko. 1 Barley, brewiac torn .77 .Z3.D0 .20.00 .21.00 -20.00 -18.00 Feed barley, ton Oats, mHling. ton reed, ton Hsy buying prices- la. THT. Butterfat Portland delirerv A mt oeiiTerea at leaat twice week, 28e, lb.; country rontea, 26e' lb. ;' B grade, 8 7o lb. ; O grade 4 aaarket. 4 .: . --i r v. B ffrada cream, lor market Hn,!,, price ounenai Das is. . ase ID. Eggs Buying ,-pnee - to wholesslers : Extras -lfie- atandardn 17, tr. isme. le; do, medio m firata,1l6e: under araoe. ide ; vpmiets, 15c dosen. Cheese Oregon tjjpleta, 15e; Oregon loaf, 16c. Brokers will pay e below quotations. i. t -i . f Milk A trade Portland daliverr. IIU, 10. ouiienai oasis lor per ' cent. Country aaeaU Selling price to : tailers: Country killed hogs, best bat ehers. iMer 150 lbs.. 12U-18o )b.rml. era No. 1. 12-12e n.; light and thin. a-iie id. ; neary -iie lb.; cutter cows. o-iuo id.; lamDs. old, 18c lb.; spring tamos, ib-ibc id.; ewee, 6-Be lb. Mohair 1930, 40e lb. Cascara bark Buying price. 1938 peel. Se.In. Hops Nominal: 1935 elnstera. ' S- SHe lb. 1 LiTe poultry Portland deliTerr. bor ing price: Colored hens, orer 4H lbs. 19-20e lb.; under A lbs., 18-1 9e lb.; i.exnorn none, orer a" ih . . 1 .i 7. nn. der Z lbs., 1516c lb.; Leghorn broil- era, 1 to 1 lbs., 17.18c lb.; do. 1 lbs. up. 17-18e lb.: colored sonars. 2 lbs. and ap, 20-21e lb.; roosters. 8-9e 10.: ream docks, young. 14-17e lb.. geese, ll-12e lb. I Onions Oregon. S1.25-1.SS ser 100 IDS. . I Potatoes Local. S2-2.10 t e.nt&l awiamatn. sa.ou-o cental: scaDDoeie Mat ted Gems, $2-2.15 cental; Deschutes Net ted Gems, $2.50-3 cental. j . Canthloupes California, standard. 84: T 1 m ..nr. .1 . . r A..n . inw, 00, e", vvi ui, si.ou -craie. Wool 1936 contracta. nominal: Wil lamette valley, medium. . 80e i lb. : - coarse ad braid, 28e lb.; eastern Oregon, 20 23e lb.; sonthem Idaho, 28-29e lb. ' Har Sellinar vriea to wholeaalera; Al falfa. Ho. 1. $17 : eastern Oragoa tim othy. $17.50-18 ton; Willamette vaUer timothy.. $17.10-18 ton; oats and vetch $15; clover.-$11-12 ton, Portland. Stocks and Bonds . ' -May 21 J ' . . STOCK- AVEBAGBS : ' (Compiled by the Associated .Press) ' " ( ao . IS - 115---60 Indust, - Bails TJtil. , 8tocl Today ' , , 79.7. 83.9 144.9 . 59 Prew day 80.2 ;. 88.1 44.8 69 Month aro no. 8 ss.S 46.6 60 Year ago S9-.S 21.7 28.8- 42 1936 njga 85.8 : 89.7 150.8 64 19S6 low 73.4 $0.9 J 48.4 65 1935 high 76.8 81.S : 44.7 56 1915 low 49.5 18.9 Il. 84 .SOOT) SO -: - Raile AVERAGES. 10 ' V 10 -10 Ctil. PoreOn 101.2' 68.5 Indust, Today J.. 91.5 Prev. day 91.5 102.6 102.4 102.2; 96. 104.1 101.8 103.2 92.3 Month ago 91.4 Tear ago 79.6 1936 high 94.S 1936 low 86.9 1935 high 87.8 1935 low 76.4 Weed Control In Farm Plan Act Is Kept Close ta Best Scientific Methods Says Mumford j . A farm program kept closely in line with local needs and In bar mony with the best practices ad' Tocated by the 'state college ex periment stations la the objective of the Agricultural 'Adjustment administration, declared Dr. D. C. Mumford of the western regional staff, on a recent visit to. ConraU lis to confer with staff members of the college who are active in Inaugurating the new agricultural conservation program., j Dr. ; Mumford; who ; is . assistant to George E. Farrell, regional di rector for . the. western; states, ar rived in Oregon from . Washing ton,! D. C, immediately following the announcement of the detailed rates of payment for soil building practices under the act. He con ferred with the Oregon technical committee regarding those rates and i discussed with the 'members suggested additions and I minor modifications, -j ; . I fMay Raise Standard - " In general, it was agreed that the new rate schedule which in cludes a number . of practices heretofore in doubt, will I tend to ralse.the standard of farming, in tne state and further : the objec tives of the act, which are to con serve the soil for present and fu ture: generations and decrease the relative volume 'of Boil depleting crops now troubled with (non-ex portable surpluses. j j - Chief among the new rnlinea of importance to Oregon are! the in clusion of weed control aB a soil building practice, classification of summer fallow as soil depleting acreage, and the re-classification of orchards of all ages' as soil de pleting if clean cultivated or ln- terplanted to soil depleting crops. - Kenewed attempts are being made to include liming as an approved soil building practice. i Include Weed Control Control of perennial noxious weeds according to methods ap proved by the state college spe cialists will qualify for payments of 110 an acre, If chemical treat ment is used, and $5 an acre if clean cultivation Is Dractlced. Weeds of most importance to Ore gon included in the list are morn ing glory, white tonJ Canada tnlstle and Russian knapweed. ; The change in classification of orchards Is of importance In en couraging the practice of growing green manure crops fori preven "bn of erosion and to maintain soil fertility. Rates of payment are 92 an acre for green manure crona seeded on crop land between the rail iof 1935 and July '3.1. i93fi. ana grown ana turned under prior to uetober 31. October 31- la thB closing date for most 1936 nrac- iicea, ; Itt; regard to summer falinw provision is also made for : ments of from 60 cents to 75 cents an acre for various erosion rtriv. venung iaiiow practices,! such as naany, strip and contour Btrln fal lowing. Fallow so treated can be Gardeners' nd Ranchers' Mart PORTLAND. Ore Mi i ir A shortage of aetr poUtoea be came increasingly noticeable on the gardeners' and sanchers' mar- :oaay. ; i ' Aniilea Rim :w r...L.' AToeados CaHfornia. 2.4S 3. ; 4 Calioraia hampere, lb' T-Se. Beets Dosev045e: A r Cabbage Crate. CalUornia'i $1.75-2.' CanUlonn r.iir i. ..'." 3,85-4.2o; pony erta, tiJZS. . rpo Lug, S oi, 82-2.50. Uaullflowar fir.,- r.i: I.. . v.uiufui, OA. AO- .40; Roseburg. S0-S5C : j Cbemea CUhfhrai , ,v 2.50. ; T j ChtCTBlbgrai - Ovsasvaiws '- ar dos.. $2.75 s. rr Ti- r Dry onions TJ. a. w 1 iaa sack.. 11.1.25: K I i..' Iggplsnt Lug, $1.50-1.75 7e. . i per pound. Garli -PnnnJ 1A.14. Green onions Pennd 4n Green peas 50 pound sscks. $2-2.93. Lettuee California n S iln,.. Parsnips Lug. SO-SOe. California.. 60 lb. sacks. $2-2.25. Pears U'Anjou. . face and fill. 75c Potatoes Local. 100 Ui.J l!(i(i.i. No. 8, $1.30-r.50. i i A ' r- Radishes Dosea, 15-20e. 1 Rutabaeaa Per 100 nomil, . ai ajc 1.75; orange boxea. 85-40e. Rhubarb Per bfli, 80-40e, Spinach Local, S0-85e. j Strawberriea CaliforniA. iemta $1-1.85; Clarke. 24a, $1.95-2.25; Oregon, 2.- $2.75-2.85; Rogue Birer, 90e $l; Gold Dollare. $2.29-2.50. Sweet potatoes California. No. 1, $1.75-2.10 per 60 pound crates; Loslsi- Tomatoes Oraraa hnthmiM. 10 n. boxed extra faney. $1.75; fancy, $1.50. a.jj f enoice, gi.25-i.95;. California eratea. $1-1.25 nee 20 Ik. mt- SQ.1A. 3.35 per 80-lb.fcc - , THIMBLE THEATRE Starring popeye I GOfXRDEO YA fLL WHVtAOBOOY STOLE VA COMt ON- IT S TIMJ XTP3ET UP Study Alfalfa Use For Dairy Best Use Foi" Food Given Consideration by V State College :- With. the rapid.' Increase of al falfa acreage in western Oregon and i the emphasis on this crop throughout - the I state under the new agricultural: conservation act. Increasing Interest Jn best use of alfalfa hay in the dairy ration has .developed, j In some places alfalfa hay has been; nsed by itself as a dairy feed during the non-pasture months, and ; in "other places it has been used with r corn! silage or other succulents or with grain or both Recent feeding tests conducted by the Orespn State college ex periment station indicate that it is uneconomical to produce milk on alfalfa hay alone, even though it is the best dairy hay known. Neither is it economical to feed alfalfa hay with! corn silage, with out some grain Supplement. Costa are Considered -Another conclusion is that it is not economical to raise corn sil age' to feed with! alfalfa hay if the cost : Of growing the corn silage is more than one-third the cost of growing the alfalfa hay. In other words, says Dr. 1 1. R. Jones, pro fessor of dairy! husbandry, who supervised the tests, if alfalfa hay can be grown and put in the barn for a ton, corn silage in the silo Should not cost more than $3 ton. If alfalfa hay cost 312 a counted in establishing a farm's soil building allowance, but not in the soil conserving crop total unless lt is seeded this fall to grass or legumes. Detailed rates on all Oregon soil building practices are now in the i hands of county agents and; county committeemen. POLLY AND HER PALS hBrRaxpjucTS ARE UNEC UP FOR INSPECTlOM UKPER THE t EVte. ot SERGEANT PETE, j ALIAS ; BsAu' ' ' CHEST 1 UTTLE ANNIE R00NEY TOOTS AND CASPER - J 1 ' ' JASEE ABOtlTTUTTAjFpic II SURE DID, UNK. LEAST A I ll KNCWS "TH1 JUDGE AJiNfT GOT I IwOWIONJ AHRIVFO ' i I OVERJTHAX FARMER'S Pt ; r V WAheTS T SEE VUH S , WUZ VUH DEUBERATELy rSjN I iSMAXN' - fllKX. UKB V'SAID VUHCOULD, r WROW, Bljr... WLrM CrVTH rBrDErSsE STyRS MILES ) SjTOS' jr ' HrS IS A CHABMiNS UTTLK 05WS,T Ml-. 1 AM .UOB. VOO WIUU ySZiLS f- S LOOVtf eCAUTllPUU VA4EM -I MY HCART5 IN THE LtS,, RlHT PLACE YbU )W&it( I ISOKT CAN TAKE - W7 WANT BACK THE 1 vy-JS IT. ton a grow, ; then It would seem entirely logical to raise corn for silage if it can be put up for S3 a ton. f -.t ' '; ; There appears td be very little difference whether succulent feed, especially corn silage, ia fed along with alfalfa hay or not, unless the cost of growing the crop Is less than one-third that of the hay. To Check Trials More The feeding trial from which these conclusions were drawn was comparatively short and is being duplicated for further checking, but ft is pointed out by Dr. Jones that the results obtained compar ed closely with those found In testa at the! Kansas agricultural experiment station. Related tests on the feeding of alfalfa hay with otner succulents and other dairy ieea sun are oeing carried on at both the central experiment station and at the Umatilla field station at Hermiston. Indemnity Qaim Period Extended WASHINGTON. May tl.-UP- m a) . " ' me larm aammistration announ ced today it had extended for 90 days the period in which exporters of Pacific northwest wheat flour can collect indemnity for losses on shipments to the Philippine islands, j 1 The AAA extended the deadline to September 80, 1936, but did not extend the time within which sales may b made. The finaldate for sales remains June 30. Under the AAA indemnity pro gram, the federal government agreed to pay to exporters any losses incurred by exporters on shipments to the Philippines of flour milled from wheat grown in Washington,; Oregon and Idaho. Takes! Switchboard DAYTON, ! May 21. During the absence of ' Miss Madalene Rossner at the Rebekah assembly in Roseburg Mrs. Chester Chris tenson is "hello girl" at the Day ton mutual telephone,office. HONEST. 1 THINK i, -- - jj wiMuiwvti n ouju ALL, MVXSESwCS AOS SWELL ru. StTCHA NO THB VMOLE WOBU) MA A MAHV NICE LJ 0PCOUR5EI : ' I -f " M0NEV IN THE MONET I "Into Thin 'i s , yms3 but rve ot ' 'rfc 31 TO DO AT : i vv AiVrtTHouT rooui III Jot jf VTTH THE ' )UT FOOUfei ITH THE ' C at. WerM nfoi twemd. s ir4 rJr fiicerei aVwjaaas,Vt Radio Programs Priday, May M ' SOW POETIAHD 20 Ke. T:00 NBC Light Opera Company. 8:00 Gene Arnold Ranch Boys, NBC. 8:15 Honeboy and Sassafras, KB0. 8:80 Merry Xadeaps, NBC. 9:00 News. 9:15 Bureaa ef Standards, NBC. 10:15 NBC. : - 11:00 Forerer Yonng, NBC. 11:15 Ma Perkins. KBC. 11:80 Vie and Bade, KBC. ll:45-"Neilla, NBO. H:00 Betty and Bob, NBC. 11:15 8petial. Haxel 'Warner, " NBC. 1S:50 Orchestra. 1:00 Portland Conneil of Churches. 1:15 Violin Recital. 1:80 Clinic. 1:45 Don Pedro Orchestra, NBC . 3:00 Woman's Magsiine, NBC. 8:00 Console Capers, NBC. 8:15 Baelc Seat Driver, KBC. .8:30 Bed McKentie, NBC. 3:45 tangeadort Pictorial. NBC. 4:00-Irene Bieh, NBC. - ' 4:15 NBC. t- 4:80 Jack Meakln'a Music, NBC. : ' 4:45 Warren rwin. 5:00 Did Yon Know I , 5:15 String Serenade, NBC. ' 8:00 -Dinner Concert. 6:80 Marion Tailey. NBC. 6:45 Elxa Schallert, BeTiews, NBC. 7:00 Amos 'n' Andy, NBC. : 7:15 Lorn and Abaer, NBC. -7:30 Slicea of Life. NBC. i 8:00 Fred Waring Orcheatra, NBo. 8:30 Court of Hnman Relations, NBC. 9:00 Champions, NB(X 9:30 Fireside. 10:00 News Flashes, NBC. 10:15 Eal Grayson Orchestra. 10:45 NBO. 11:15 George Olsen Orchestra, NBO. -11:30 Wilde Orchestra, NBC. 12:00 Weather. , KEX PORTLAND 1180 Ke. 6:30 Mnsical Clock. 7:30 Nation'a Capitol. NBC. 8 :00 Financial Service, NBC. 8:15 Larry Cotton, Tenor, NBC. 8:30 Sing and Be Happy, NBC. 8:59 Time Signal," NBC. 9:00 Toley and Glenn. 9:15 Dot and Will. NBC. 9:30 National Farm and Home. NBC. 10:00 Hints to HoaaewWes. . 10:07 Eddie King, Pianist. Potato Shipments Gain KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., May ZO.-TvPJ-County Agent C. A. Hen derson reports total value of this year's potato shipments from the Klamath area was $1,950,000, about $100,000 more than a year ago, despite the drop In carloads from 5,164 to 4,200. Attorney for the Defense IT'S SWEtCi. A (ittmm A Pn4 sail Tolr n TT A 'VTTtYa.T TTT S T Oft - tvc'eOT SOCM 'A TEOOlBLr LOT OF ' GCAUT1FL1L1 DCECiceci am i rvreAv. . too IN PPOtt kTlOS KI 'U.mv ANII THOUGHT MAVBC OU VpULOHT GET .MAD if X CAVB .OF. My I tr AWAY ISLES. Not . a Permanent Cure COULD SAVE IT WAS YOUR OWN IDEA, AND SPEAK1N& OF THE LONg RUN L0N6 RUM. PLtNTY THE OFFICE. Air' I snnnaaaaw gtm - a ?SiA in&rlV MAKE. MORE . flrfe DOLLARS AT YOUR J a if i office tT JfoCJNSTEAD OP Av- 7vJl PENNIES fiLJlL ' A ' ' ' - V ' ' :' ' 10 : 16 -Dancing With the F anion a. 10:80 Home Institute. ' 10:43 General Fed. Women's Clubs, ' NBC. . : - I 11:00 Current E rents. Broadcast to Portland Public Schools. 11:15 Southern Harmony Four, NBC. u:au westers rams as Home, HBO. 18 :SO--Market Reporta. 12:85 Orchestra.. -12:45 Talk by O. M. Plummer. 1:00 NBC. . l.-SO-rOrganiat, NBC. : . r -- - , 1:45 -Congress Orchestra, NBO. 2:00 Animal News Club, NBC. 2:15 Financial and Grain Markets. 2:85 Dorothy Page, NBC. , 2:45 NBO Quartet. . 8 :00 Niela Goodelle. 8:80 Concert. 4 :00r8pring Tim. ; 4:30 Baltimore Musie Clubs, NBC. , 5:30 Show .Window. - . " 6:00 "Nickelodeon." NBC. . 6:80 Jimmy Bichardaon Sport Talk. . 6:45 NBC. -j . - 7:00 Sera Gordon, Kibitier. . - - TaS-Ink Spots, NBC. - 8:15 Frank -Watanabe, NBC. 8:SO Handa of Lightning. 9:00 Amateur Show. 9:30 Base-ball. ' 1 . . t'-f v:tf- ICiR OR : SHINE JP. I WRIQ LEV ' S J- J - ft Is T PERFECT GUM m mmm ijr AIMT GOT NO DQESSsTS ' EM SOMB' rVE J I m J W aKI 'aV -lslaaaBKnaaW If VOLTD BE FURTHER YOUD ' D SftPPcfXHtO RV6WT 8EFORE ' EVES m EXPERT THiEKBOT s7 I CfSHT STEAtirN GIWTX 11:00 Songs by Candlelight KBC. ia :0O Weather and Police Beporta. -1:M- - KOIN PORTLAND 940 Ko. 8:15 Musical Bererles, CBS, i 8:30 Mary Merlin, CBC.F ! , 8:45 Fito Star Jones, CBS. 9:45 Chicago Tunnel Project, CBS. 10:00 Goldbergs, CBS. M i 10:15 Happy Hollow, CBS. ' : 1 1 :00 Vacation News. . 11:35 Three Consoles, CBS. 12:00 The Tops. - - i l '; 12:30 Book ot Life. t 1:00 Helene. f ' 1:15 Mark Warnow Orchestra, CBS. 1:30 Homemakera' Institute with Jean ' nette Cramer. t ' 1:45 Wilderness Road. CBS. --SiOO Chieagoans, CBS. -j - f-,, 2:45 Concert Gems. 1 t :00 Feminine Fascial. DLBS. : 4:80 Broadway Varieties CBS. 8 :00 Hollywood Hotel: Myrna Ley and . Warner Baxter in. 1'To Marry With Lore." CB8. j ' 8:00 Amdre Koatelanetsi Orchestra, CBS.- ' ' ' 6:30 March of Time. CBS.! 7 :15 Renfrew of the Mounted, CBt. , 7:80T-Paria at Night. DLBS. i 7:45 Northwestern Neighbors. 8:15 Rubinoff Jan Peerce. ' 8:30 Leon F. Drews, Orgtsi, 8:45 Fishing Bulletin, i 10:00 DLBS. ! ' 10:15 Del Milne Orehestrs. . 10:45 Tonng Orcheatra. DLBS. 11:00 Isbam Jones Orchestra', DLBS, 11:30 Emil Bsffa Orchestra. DLBS. ll:45-12-01iTer Orchestra; DLBS. I KOAC COEVAIXIS-lsO Ke. 9:00 Homemakera' Hour i 10:45 KOAC School of the; Air. 12 :00 Noon Farm Hour. ! 1:15 The World Bookman. I 1:30 Programa on Parade. ' 2:00 Lesson in 8panish. ! ' 2:30 Oreron Fiahinr Conditions. 3:00 Continuing Education ; - 'i'Sh ing Ideas Eugene Branch A TJ. W." Jane Thhcher, Prefaa sor of Piano. U. 01 U. 4:00 Musical Stories.' ; 5:00 On the Campuses. 6:00 Tha Dinner Concert. 6:30 ETeninr Farm Honr. ' i 8:00 The Oregon State System of Higher Education Yirgjl D. 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