The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, June 21, 1936, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAUL! EUilil Senators Heading Across Cascades Tied With Two Others in Second Place, Oppose Bend There Today STATIC IJSAGUE Pet. 1.00ft : .6(7 .7 .(67 .600 .333 . Toledo ...2 Salem ;. 2 Woodburn . - .2 Ho Gold . 2 Eugene .-. &..L, 2 Bend .r.l AlbttT 0 1 1 1 2 2 4 The Salem Senators, - tied up with ' two other : clubs for second place in the state league, will at tempt to raise their standing t when they, meet the Bend Elks in a -league contest across the Cas cades today. , HopiDf to find the fault' that hare shown in Senator fieldwork In the last two Salem games., both lost. Manager "Frisco" Edwards led his team through a stiff prac tice session Friday night. In their last two games, their first losses of the season, the Senators fielded sloppily and hit well but not in the right place.' ;jr .; r Manager Clyde Stokoe's Bend team won its opening game with Hop Gold 4 to 0 and then lost by one run margins to Woodburn and Eugene. Salem defeated Eu gene 13 to 3 but lost to Hop Gold a to 2. ?s Lack of hitting in the pinches was Salem's main trouble against Hop Gold and the St Louis Blues, negro professional team which last week defeated the Senators 6 to ?. Plenty of men got on bases, often with only one out, but the Senators couldn't produce the blows to bring them in. Delmer "Squeak" Wilson, who has turned in a pair of fine relief jobs, may. get the starting bid for mound duty in today's game. Wil son held the St. Louis Blues to three hits in six innings last week after the negroes had cashed in on an early hit-fest off Jerry Gas tineau. Bill Hatch, ace Portland uni versity hurler, or Paul Gebrman will probably be throwing them serosa for Bend. Woodburn's slugging Babes will attempt- to humble the league leading Toledo Lions at Toledo to day and Eugene will entertain Hop Gold in other league games Albany will be idle. Knights. Sodality Win Under Lights - ini. ArtULii, June zu. Last mgni s son Dan contests unuer tne lights ended in victories for the ICnlgbts of Sodality. In the first game between the Knights and the Beer Barons, the Knights came out on top, 13 to 3 with two home runs; made by Wachter and Kehoe. to their credit - ' Knights 13 12 r Eeer Barons ..... . ; 3.6 ( Wachter and Blem; H using and .Wolf and J. Bigier. The-Sodality took the second game from the Foresters by- a score of 10 to 4. Sodality ........... 10 12 2 Foresters, ....... 4 8 6 . Marx and Beyer; Grosjaeques and Zerr. . v The team . standing to date are: Foresters 4 wins and 2 lass es; Knights 3 wins and 2 loss es! Bee Barons, 3 wins, 4 losses Sodality. 2 wins. 4 losses. Cross Ward Puzzle : t W - Jin f 21 I 23 lZL. . rr-rX lL4l6.LL 2A 7? 25 YZ6 27 2& 2? Ifrl 44 45 A6 47 rl 1 m 1 m 1 i B ICIIGENB HORIZONTAL vestige river in "" . , " Switzerland " 9 equality. ' . of value .,12 wading bird , 13 to use with . diligence -14 farewell IS last part of ' 'I an ancient . 38 past 39 scorch , 42 unit 43 beverage 44 dish used both for baking and serving 46- -interpreter 4 - consumed $ - wrath .! -English,. titles . . 51 Benjamin (nickname) 52 by 53 kills . . . lyric ode ISdoubled a . " fabric in , narrow . , folds " , I la girl's name J 19 insect ' 20--wither . . 21 brother; a '. friar' title ,22 pale ... T ' 24 pronoun : i 25r-disparage ' ;28 South- " ',.v T '.' "American . . :;;.aniinalU.V-- 2V-Mend ; 32 a pointe4 : - - rcard on ' . ' thectin ; . . 35chairsv' V' . r ; 34 travel . '-t - - . - 55 land.' ' V-'-. '- , measure -' S3 tract ol . land sur- . . - rounded by i. ' : "water- - ' . , Herewith is the daj's puzzle. ... ClAIRiAIFiEiRIBPIAlSiT A'R I 5 EJN ifvlEjNM E P AjK UDf F E MWW T CM CURTIS t -m Ifvinfr cola .uvm. v - j w ; wtia.st vrno uiua pu Loals. Well jive you our recipe I sticking to golf, where nothing Is evereertaha. . . : . - O l'- ": -.'v'!:r' : Still speaking in. the first per son, which we dislike to do as all yoa readers If any who hare fol lowed this column for seven years have perhaps noticed, we - don't, see why such a fuss wasmade about RutuV Holman and other notables being appointed - judges of the Redhead Roundup. This writer was appointed too, and we'd be there with our spectacles oa it it weren't for an; extremely important previous engagement r-vv- -..y: ' Summer's here and It looks -a though the Active club and -the Salem Golf club could safe- -ly schedule that stag picnic, at which the prizes will be gives oat, for ' some night earl y this - .week. Watch Tuesday morning - sport page... : J::-: ? " O . ' Sad experience down at Eu gene a couple or weeks ago con firmed something we've been be lieving for s o m e time. Golfers around here will be handicapped every time they go away from home, until they discard the prac tice of playing "winter rules" all summer. Coif isn't golf until you "play them as they lie, and with the Salem Golf club course In the excellent condition it is now, there's no longer any excuse for improving lies on the fairway. - O Getting bark to the debacle of the experts regarding the Schnicling-Louis affair, we have a hunch a lot of the boys really, away down deep con ceded the German a chance but didn't hare the nerve to buck the outward appearances and ray so. Junior High Boys Have Good Record DALLAS. June. 20. The recent athletic year has proven highly successful for the Dallas junior high which piled up a wonderful record under the direction of Almo LeFors, In basketball, track and baseball. ' . The ' hoop team competing against larger teams all- season was bearen but four times in 22 starts. Rickreall high and the Sa lem Y.M.C. A. teams were the only quintets defeating LeFors' scrappy neophytes, who defeated Albany, Corvallis, Falls City, Sheridan and Grand Ronde. They also won over the Dallas and In. dependence freshmen. A 1 v i n Kroeker, star center, led the team in scoring with 166 points. The. baseball team won nine nine has won three out of four from Rickreall high and holds other victories over McMinnville Junior high, Airlie grade school. Falls City. Dallas freshmen, and the City Old Timers. McMinnville and the Albany junior high de feated them. The Dallas school athletics also swept to an easy victory in the annual Polk county grade track and f'eld meet. SHEFFER VERTICAL 1 article J 2 witty reply 3 agreeable nor ; 4 an Ameri can scout; J and guide ' 5 direction ' " :. . (abbr.) . - emerge fl an Ameri- "- ' can novslist 8 the grain produced by a cereal , - grass ;.". . 9 top of the" head 10 state 11 to advise 17 a block of stone u. 19 blemish 21 trees 22 happiness 23 -obscure "' 25 ridicule T 27 near 2S eeantily 29 air": conv- ' - bining form . 31--parent 32 departed 1 ?:S4 onewho-. tans hides - -i 37 longest :. river in--; . .. .- " France , tSV-atownin " - Malaga . - - province, :. ; .Spain . .39 small sour - " apple-" - 40-detestr - ' . '-'41-HaObeit-;. ' 4f-ibUcal , name 45 jmtanned ' " solution to Satur . , - TtTroiTtLF 'VVfAWE IS Bonus and Relief Issues Qarified Status Same as Any Other Clients Who Receive Funds, Stated The Marlon county relief ad ministration's attitude- toward needy war veterans who last week receded bonus bonds Is governed entirely by -a resolution passed by the state relief committee last February- 2 7, according to ' Glenn C. " Nile, county " administrator. The resoluUon. "Of which Niles re ceived a copy this month, provides that "bonds, moneys, ; or other property " received' by veteraas from their adjusted service cer tificates shall be treated the tame as are other resources when eligi bility for relief is - being consid ered." ' , Nlles said be -was bound by the resolution" to 'decide whether or not Indigent -assisanee was to be stopped, in the ease of veterans receiving the bonus, entirely on the basis of their financial condi tion, v , , No Discrimination " ' ; . The resolution read as follows: tWherea.s. Mr, Martin C. Day, legislative chairman. Veterans of Foreign Wars, In his letter 'dated February t 6 1936, requested ' a ruling from the state relief com mittee relative to veterans" who receive bonds or other funds from adjusted service certificates, and whereas. Chapter 3, Title LXVI. Oregon Code, 1930, (soldiers and sailors aid), provides for assist ing indigent veterans directly by the county courts of the state: "Now therefore, be it resolved,' that relief shall be provided for those destiute veterans who can not: qualify or are not cared for under Chapter 3, Title LXVI. Oregon Code, 1930, on the same basis as other needy persons; and "Be It further resolved, that bonds, moneys, or other property received by veterans from Jheir adjusted sevice certificates shall be treated the same as ar other rsources when eligibility for re lief is being considered." , - Shaw Takes Over Santa Clara Job SAN JOSE, Calif.. June 20.rilP) -Maurice J. "Clipper" Smith his resigned as head football coach at the University of Santa Clara, and Lawrence "Buck' Shaw, his as sistant, today was named his suc cessor. . Smith, under whose regime Santa Clara developed as one of the outstanding football aggrega tions of the country, resigned last night to go to Villanova college as head football coach, a post vacant since Harry Stuhldreher moved to University of Wisconsin. Shaw was brought to Santa Clara in 1929 as assistant coach. Previously he had coached at Nevada and North Carolina. Over Half, Needy Aged Get Pension WASHINGTON, June 20.-ypy-The social security board said today 635,000 persons in i 32 states and the District of Colum bia were receiving old age as sistance from, grants provided hy the federal government to bol ster state funds. Officials estimated that this represented 65 per cent of the needy aged in the country. . The states whose compliance with these conditions has been approved, along with the num ber In each receiving aid, and the amount they receive Include: Idaho, 7,000, $25; Oregon, 10. 000, J 25; Washington, 15,000, $20.58. Sixteen Dead as Building Topples NEW YORK, June 20.-(S3)-Ttie death toll in the collapse of a seven-story apartment building was set at 16 late today when firemen dug to the bottom of the tangled debris. Satisfied there was no likeli hood of discovering additional bodies, police and fire officials halted searching operations. A dozen victims of the crash were in hospitals, two seriously injured. Milk Dealers to Meet PORTLAND, Ore., June 20. WVEdsar W. Smith, chairman of the Oregon milk control board, said today more than 100 dealers from all parts of Oregon will meet here Monday at 10 a. m., to dis cuss uniform price schedules and fair trade practices. ; Receives Award - Mrs. D. L, Shxode, who was ac companied by Mrs. S.B. Laugh lin to the dinner of the American Artists Professional- league V in Portland Thursday,; received an award on a picture of trlllinms in the .May exhibit. .' " J THIMBLE THEATRE Starring Popeyr WITH THE WO OF THE. JEEP X HNJE MME FWE HUNDRED THOOSftHO DOLLYS AHD , I'SHfSVX. BET iT PiLU The OREGON STATESMAN, Salera, McGU vra to Head Oregon's Editors Dallas Paper Is Winner in Community Service For , Weeklies, Decided GRANTS PASS, Ore., June 20. -iffy-A gridiroon dinner at the Oregon Caves-wlth aU talk "off tho record" climaxed the an nual. Oregon State Editorial .as sociation's -convention .tonight, ' -Announcement of 'awards and the election of officerr. at which Hugh McGilvra of... ibe Forest Grove . News-Times .was. chosen president, concluded formal ses sions of the group. Alton F. Baker, publisher of the.- Eugene Register-Guard, and Henry Fowler, of the Bend Bulle tin, were, chosen vice president and treasurer respectively. - Elbert Bede, who recently sold the Cottage Grove Sentinel, was accorded an honorary membership in the association. Four Want '37 Meet ' Choice of the 1937 convention city was left with the executive board. Bids were presented by Lakeview, LaGrande, . Klamath Falls and Gearhart. i - The plaque effered the dally newspaper adjudged to have been of greatest service to its com munity went to the Astorlan Budget, of which Merle R. Chess man, retiring president of the as sociation, is editor. The Grants Pass Courier won honorable men tion. . ... - The weekly division commun ity service plaque went to the Dal las Itemixer-Observer. The , Hood River , News, edited by Hugh Ball, won permanent possession of the Paul R. Kelty cup for editorial excellence. This year's victory was the New's thrid, second and third places went to the Moro Sherman County Jour nal and the Grants Pass Bulletin. Albany Paper Wins . The daily paper cup for the greatest improvement in women's features was won by the Albany Democrat Herald.- The weekly paper cu went to McMinnville Telephone-Reg later. Elected . to the association board were W. Arthur Steele, Clatskanie Chief; Z. C. Kimball, Independence Enterprise; Thomas Nelson, Junction City Times; ' " POLI.Y AND HER PALS MICKEY MOUSE THAT U 6VB Time to gt FLANS CUZ UNDER VETfi'S T5et ' MICKEY 'PETE ANt TRl&GER m.OTTINS TO DESERT THE UE&IOH KEST "A SCOUTtNS PARTY OF WHICH MICKEV IS TO BE A member! LITT1.E ANNIE R00NEY 3 WlG33- . dmmlwP' WMmw rftTfrIh I this dajvaond bracelet J 'UL. BETCMA. AMN1E COOMeylS PC4C VESTECOAy WAS THE GPAMDEST PlCMur TMPCr FVFQ vuaS l ' AKIV PLACE f r T ' TOOTS AND CASPER THERE'S THfT TUNHY- G01rA6 TO TOGHT - a . a. a A Mai m . pa - "- TO DO? ' HIM I DlDKTT VOU HAVE v. - - " S 17 A. BIRTHDAY I HOW "V ' LAST JANUARV M MANV . ABOLTJ TOO, COLONEL. Y BlFTTHDAYSl -THREE, V Oregon, Sunday Morning1, June Radio Programs . SOI SUHBA.T tiO Xc 8:00 Salt Lak Tabmac), CBS. 8:30 Roman? Trail, CB8. 8:45 Exchange, CBS. 9:00 Outre of the Air. CBS. . 9:30 Comic Braakfaat club. " 10:00 Krai mar String Quartet, CBS. - i 10:80 St. Lraia Biota, CBS. 11 :00 Havard Bartow and Colambia - - - Sraipaoar, CBS. -' - 13:00 Sunday 8ercaa4a, CBS. -12:80 Sobs ef Raaaia, CBS. 1:00 Ana Laaf, rganiat,' CBS. 1:80 Wiaa ef 8oag, CBS. 8:00 Charm, CBS. tS' 6tcttHiH ardi.rCB6.- 8:00014 avaga "of tka charch. 8:80 Annals af tha area, CBS. . 4:00 Ln4.filnakia orcajCBS. 4 JO Fataar't - 4ajr, CBS. :00 Fr4 Bnnday aTcnlaf hoar,. CBS. . :00 Partiaa at Pickfair. -CB8. .8:80 Coaamaaitr if, CB8. 7:15 Viactnt Tcavera, CBS., i : . 7jJ0 Leo F. Drew, rgsa. 8:00 Frank Dai ley arch., CBS. 8:80 Bela Sehaefcr oreh., CBS. 9:00 8aa4ay Kw Reriew. :1S Jaaapk CharalaTaky orch, DLBSv 9:45 XaetBree.-DLBS. , 10:00 Dick Jergen arch. -" 10:80 Uttlt Jsek Uttla arch.. DLBS, 11:00 Ellis Kimball orchM DLB8.-11:15-13 Gaylor4 Carter, arfan, DLBS J ft " VOW STOP AT 2S Xe. ! 8.00 Maj. Bawes Capital theater,-SB0. 5 :80 Sunday snnrita : prog-ran, Port land council ef jbarckea. t:00 Harold Kagel Bhamba arch., KBC. ' - ., - f: 30 Joan and Eceerta, KBC 9:45 SanoTar atrenade, -N BO. 11:00 Masical comedy revne, NBC 12:00 Widowar Sena. NBC. " 13 :S0 Word and mnaie, KBC. 12:45 Melody Una. 1 :00 8andy special, KBC. 1:80 Peaey playlets. 1:45 Noble Cain's cspella thoir, KBC. 3 :00 Catholle hmr, NBC. 1:00 "Concert Classique," Glen Snel . ley. - - i- - . , ; 8:15 Palmer Hoy t. 8:80 Boh Ripley. 4:00 Major Brvea hoar. NBC. 5:00 Manhattan Merry-e-Roond. NBC 5 :30 American Albnm, muiie, KBC Sheldon Sackett, Mashfield Coos Bay Times; Ben R. Liftin, .The Dalles Chronicle, and W. H. Crary, Echo News. ': Kestley Return; Two Other $ Take Vacation Patrolman Walter Kestly of the city police force wfll -return to duty tonight' af the conclu sion of his two weeks' vacation. Donald Nicholson, newly promot ed to the rank of sergeant in spector, and Patrolman W. R. New are scheduled to begin their vacations today. They will return to work July 5. The US PLtKTV O" Aww with th' sum WE LL BE OIO THEY r YES. I' I 11 I a IWlWar- I Wan rVWTV HbTb I I afjss (1W taViW Va 1 1 1 1 I 1 J i V V I m&iS': tMk,.. .zmmm F? filVg y AMUSEMENT RoT2C. you iIuOTSa swell raoes IWX IHfc MONEyjr AJO TIME A Dime GO OKI MAN AT VOU SEE. BY THREE BIRTHDAYS. A VEAR I tj,ET THREE TIMES AS MANY PRESENTS I'VE FURNISHED MY HOUSE i WITH THE Tut a THE OEEP SWD VMKY v i vaK 15 GCfNER UCK ME -I GOT 3 'fl - a -, r-. xj in. rtviru 21, 1936 " 8 :00 General Voters coaeert, NBC. 7:00 Saneet dreamt, NBC. i V:SO Jack Benny, NBC 8:00 Jack HyUon rme, NBC rOO Paatisg parade. NBC. - , f :18 BtringtSma, NBC, :S0 Rabiaoft. -8:45 Mark Hiker arch., NBC 10:15 Bridge ta dreamland,' KBC. 11:00 Beanx Art trie, NBC 11:80-18 Jack Meakin'a mnaie, VBC ' XXX STTV9AT 1180 ZtV r ' S :00 Happy Jack. NBC. - - - 8:15 Chriat lan Endearer naloo. 8:80 Kadie City mnsie hall, NBC t;80 Bnnday fornrn, - HBO.- 10:00 Jtagia key, SBC' V V 11:00 GUbert' Beldea, NBC, , 11:15 Otaiatet Ua, NBC. . .... 11 :80 National demoeratie eeaventloa commentator, NBC 11:48 Banna binoff, Tiolialat, NBC -18:00 Snaday Ttaperi, NBC . - -12:80 Synagogne. ' ' - . 1:00 Calvary tabernaele, Be. Pepe. .. 1:80 Concert erch' NBC," -- . 3:00 Canadian Goards hand, KBC . 2:15 Christian Science. . -v 2:80 JaUy Cobern arch.. NBC 3:45 Baeehalli 8 :J0 Jeane Cowan, BBC. 8:45 Last year's kits, NBC. eOO-Wames A.' Farley, NBC. 4.15-TwiHght hoar. NBC. . 4:80 Baieball. 8 Camp meetin'. NBC, 5:15 Barah Kreindler, NBC , 5:80 Welter Winehen, NBC -4:45 Pan I Whitemaa masiesl vsrietiea. 8:80 National .demoeratie convention debate, NBC ' 7:00 Twin City Fearsome, KBC. 7:15 Weather. ' 7:20 Palace concert enaemble, NBC 7:30 Jolly Cobora ereh., NBC. -S:00 Bessoa concert enaemble. 8:80 Carl KeTtxia orch NBC . :0O Radio rerival hoar. 10:00 A eapella singers. 10:15 Bal Tabaria arch.. KBC 10:30 Calary tabernacle jubilee hour. 11:15-13 Charles Banyan, KBC June 23 ' -. . XOnr JfONDAT 040 Ke. 6:30 Kloek, Iran and Walter. :00 Merrymakers, NBC. 8:15 Masical reveries, CBS. 8:30 Mary Marlln, CBS. 8:45 Five-Star Jones, CBS. 9:00 Betty and Bob. CBS. 9:15 Modern Cinderella, CBS. 9:42 Betty Crocker, CBS. 9:48 Hymns of all charehea, CBS. 10 -no Tba Boldbarea. CBS. 10:80 Democratic pre-eonventlon. CB8. 12:30 Book of life. 1 Tbe Tops. 1:15 Children's program, CBS. 1 :80 Homemakere iniUtate with nette Cramer. - - , . . . 1 :45 WHderaent road, CBS. -S:O0 iflaergt 1U1L rch., CBS. 2:15 Eddie Hoame, CBS. ' 2:45 WPA hand. 3:00 Feminine fanriee, DLBS. 3:15 Jan Savitt. CBS. 3:30 Ted Hnaiac Charioteers. CBS. 4:45 Radio theater; Merle Obcron and Herbert Msrshall la "The Dark AngeL" CBS. :00 Wayne King orch.. CBS. -8:30 March of Time, CBS. 8:45 Sonny and Buddy. 7:00 Air Adventure of Jimmy Allen 7:15 Renfrew of the Mounted. CBS, 8:00 Little Jack Little arch.. CBS. The Day Everybody Celebrates Glassware is Two Aisles Over lAmuiusIn F't i-tac run Aa Muvevte A ' 1 WE?T GONNA CARfiEV ' Ur m wa. Wra CHANCES.! I'M GONNA j"JVv flU.l V US FROM NOW r-7S .A 1 m r LrTKr i a k i i n islit r a aruaBa n a. r-ni irmiiu rvja rtn ut x. - m i TA I E w '" TJ i v him Biiir V I . v IU I. ,7T ON! I Pete's Taking No Chances IT WAS A BK3 (J'WAKI VOU'CE 3UT . SHOWSEV6Qr - INSTEAD OF to see a swojoaj A RiDE TWE TVE GATE GAVE An Exclusive Affair HAVING PEOPLE ME OE . LOOK 531-,: JrLT 7 VsElAT ALL TME f. 7 ; r i WHAT YOU NEED NOW A BIRTHDAY PRESENT I'D LIKE PRESENTS VOULD TO ?(&U V Sissyr Fa a 1 X Rnhlnof f-Virrinia Rea. 8:48 Leon V. Drews, rga. ' -. 9:00 Harmony time, - . 9:15 Joseph Cherniavsky Teh., DLBS. -4ft Naetarna. DLBS. 10 :00 Dorothy Dix. . . 10:80 Bobby Graysoa apertaesst. 11:00 Iaham Jones orch DLBS. 11:80-13 Gaylord Carter, organ, vubo. ZZX M0NDAT 1110 X. S:S0 MasleaX clock. ' V 7:30 Walter Blaofna oreh., NBC 8:00 Hour ot metaorite, NBC 8:59 Arlington time signal, VBC :to Belie on manna. 9:05 TeUy and Glen, :15 Dot and WU1. NBC. SO Tha new world. NBC 1:00 Hints to housewives. 10:07 Eddy King. 10:15 Jingle Town Gaaette. KBCr 10:30 Home inetitute. 10r Mutie gull. NBC. 1 1 AATb, li.nh.ttAr, NBC HitS Morten Bete, tener, NBC ll:so rarm near,-now. 1-9 SO Mavka mtrti. . 3i35 Khythat Raaeala. ia:4a seat uranam, nov. 1:00 lornm luncheon. 1 ilO-r-Larry .Larson. NBC. ' 1 r45-7-Jehnatoae enaemble, NBC 3 tOO-i-Financial and grain reporta. :05 TJ. S. army hand. NBC. -3 :25 Musical momenta. NBC. 3:35 Sammy Watkina arch.. NBC 3:45 Three scamps, NBC. a. An T.1 Vmrilmm VRC 8:1S Address hy J. Edrnr Hoover. SBC' S:30-r-Joaa HamcK. nantone, v. . 4:00 Refleetiona, KBC. . 4:30 Croucute. NBC. 5:00 Beans Arts trie. NBC 5:45 Setter English talk.- 5 :50 rRong eyrie. , - g :O0--Iemecratie aatieaal convention. , preview hy". eommentatora. NBC. 8:30 -Dignitariea':. reception, democrat a.r J wrigley's ' 1 MAS A WORLD " A a a ' i w at Ml 3ii HONEST, THEV OO CROSS MY HEART I ( 1 VUAkIMA I I GO TO A J I J AMD HOPE K i PICNIC I have OUrHT TO itVS MORE PRACTICAL. CrlFTS THEV OU4HTA FISH AROUND AND SEE A BE FOR SOMEBODY . PAY ONE OF THE MY INSTALLMENTS PIANO mc. Wand nM mmn. 1 fvRE YOO 60RElCfUCKHlM2F YclYcM SUtK Lrkow ioukt UF. OtOirrf ISWDOLDrX SHOCKED I ?5Ssa AJMVfi 5 YOO'O woo) SJIL. I ) L. 111 t. ..! .....nt'ina. NBC 7:00 Speaking el SperU, Rollw T:l 5 Weather forecast. 7 :20 Oigaa. 7:30 Nano Bodigo oreh, NBC 8:15 Frank Watanabe. NBC 8:30 Studio. 8:45 Advertising -taB. 8:50 Stevens orch., NBC. 9:00 Horn kids squad. . . in Wmlliiic bontl. 10:85 Biltmore oreh NBC. 11:00-13 Paul uaraon, aoi XQW-M0HBAT 929 Xev , -7:00 Organ concert, NBC 7:15 Metropolitan echoes, NBC , 8:00 Happy Jack. NBC. , .' 8:15 Honeyboy and geaaafres. 6SO. 8:30 Girt Alone. NBC. 8:4V-Merry Madcaps, NBC . 8:59 Time aignal NBC. 10:00 Belto Geeta De.Masiae, NBC 10:15 SBC ' -11:00 Forever Teaar. "BC 11:15-M rerkina. -SBC , 11:30 Vie and Bade NBC ' . . . 11:45 The O'Neills, NBC ... 12:00 Woman 'if radia Stevjew, KBC 12:50 TUHnTOeitaL w ' v l!0 Portlaa cooaetl -ft ehwrchea, 1:15 Clinic ?- 1:30 Lee Gordon reh.NBC . . 2:00 Woman's Jaagaxine. NBC 8 .-OO-Console capejuCXBC. . . 8:15 Back sent driver, NBC ... 3 :80 Centerville sketches. 8:45 Laegeadouf-Pictorial, KBC 4:00 Saxatuue. HBC. , t 4:80 Blue Prlnde JIBC, ? i a nfi rmt,iit -crocrara. NBC. Bass Morfaa-erck; KBC. e:4 rroiiet. - 7:00 Amoe 'n Andy. NBC 7:15 Laa and Aber, KBC. 8 :00 Hawthorne 'buse. NBC 8:30 FlbUi if cGee sirtd Molly. KBC 8:00 BUmarck otthi NBC. 9 :30 Keith- Beecher-wre. SBC i 9:45 WhiU 10:15 Bea AWaander. KBC. 10 :SO Mark Boie rch NBC 1 1 :00 Ambaaeader orch, SBC. 11:0-13 Revtriee NBC. KOAC M0NDAT 550 3c 9 :00--Homemahers' hour. 10:15 Guarding your health. 10:45 KO AC school of the air. 12:00 Noon farm hear. 1:15 World book man. 1:30 Parade at programs. 2 :30 What the educators srt jelag. 3:00 Home visits from extension spec ialists Josn Patterson, exten. . sioa specialist in house furnish 4:30 Stories for boys an girls. .5:00 On the campuaea. 6:00 Science stories. 6ii5 Dinner, concert. 8:30 Evening farm hour. 8:15 The hook af the week A'" , " der Hull. -. (r- -8:30 The dudes of the west PERFECT GUM By CLIFF STEHJIETT By WALT DISNEY By BRANDON WALSH PieASE don't cry any more. AM' I'll Take vOu an 'j Jim My roe. A RtOE s4 vry CAP am' WE'LL.' a swell, picnic ai.u By JIMMY MURPiilf X NEVER KNEW "THE DATE - . ,. S A-' a1 OF MY BIRTH, AND AS L.ON4 AS 1 HAD TO 4UESS AT IT I PICKED NEW YEAR'S EVE SO 1 CAN SAY THAT EVERYBODY CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY IT MAKES ME FEEL. IMPORTANT ! 1 1 1 By SEGAR v: - -z 0 1 a.- -I'R.R'AN.T .--: - caujsua 48--Romin ,- . v bronze J, 47 beast f. . i. burden -. '. v 0 &LT3H raatuSsi Snx atal F3 N ElEiRiS? - R'gDUEINiTi