PAGE SIX
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Saturday Morning, July 4, 1936
4-
"hbat Reaches New Peak bet Drive Halted by i FroM 1 akin
if
o
Fireworks On '
Street Noted
Motors, Industrials, Some
Utilities Lead Climb;
Average Now 6-1.0
NEW YORK,! July 3-()-Stocks
pat on some pyrotechnics today on
the ere of the Independence day
recess. Many issues advanced 1 to
3 points under leadership of mo
tors, industrial specialties and
utility preferreds.
Excellent behavior of selected
groups was mirrored In the firm
tone of the general list, but buy
ing was not aggressive and activ
" Jty only fair, ' f
Sales totaled! 1,020.180 shares
compared ! with 1.072.40 Thurs
day. The Associated Press average
of 60 stocks advanced .4 of a
point to C4.0, less than a point
from the top 1935 figure of 64. 8
made April 13.1 !
There were a few conspicuously
soft spots. Union Pacific lost a
. point at 1274 ; in light trading.
Let-Do ivn Occurs
In Wool Activity
BOSTONi July 3.-;P)-The
commercial bulletin will say to
morrow: j "
"There Is a further let-down
In the activity in wool. Prices are
generally well maintained but
there is some disposition espec
ially on the part of tome grow-
ers in the west to ea$e a bit. The
holiday and mid-year Inventories
tend to slow up business.
"Activity In the west, as in the
east, has lessened to a marked
extent nd most of the limited
buying has been for account of
local dealers who have paid close
to former rates.
"The piece ! goods markets are
indifferently active.
"Tha foreign markets are
steadier on fair activity at the
new level of; prices, which are
about 10 per! cent below the re
cent peak, foreign wools -of the
finer type are competing easily
with domestic wools at current,
quotations, f '
"Mohair has been moderately
: active and sales in Texas has been
reported at 69-60 cents for adult
and a dime more for bid."
The bulletin will publish the
following quotations:
Scoured basis: .
Oregon: Fine and F. M. staple
87-88c; fine and F. M. clothing
SO-Slc.
Mohair, Oregon, 55-57C.
(Foreign prices In bonds).
Early Hops Held
Near Total Loss
CLEAR LAKE, July 3. Hop
men In the Clear Lake district
are taking a licking this year in
so far as the early clusters crop
is concerned.! Downy mildew has
practically taken this variety.
Late hops are still looking well
but hop men are holding culti
vating operations to absolute ne
cessity. Mr. and Mrs. Ec Dutoit and
two sons. Ralph and Rex, are
Inrlnr h aiktn fnr niphtnn T ana
county, Kansas, the last of the
week. Roy E. Smith and family
left for the same place last week.
They expect to be 'done about six
weeks. Mr. Smith1 has a large
wheat ranch In that section.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Boyd left re
cently for western Washington to
visit their son, Roy.
Ralph Dutoit .and Dee; Eby
drove down from Kelso Saturday
to spend the weekend with their
parents. T h e y returned Sunday
evening. The boys are working in
the paper mll at Kelso.
Mrs. Bill Dorman Is convalesc
ing at the home of her brother.
i T. C. Mason.!
Trend of Butter
i Price Is Upward
PORTLAND, July 3-)-AL
though prices in butter, eggs and
cheese have remained fairly firm,
the trend fa butter is distinctly
1 upward. . i
Heavy advance orders for Ice
cream over the weekend suggest
a new high for production in that
industry.
There were no price changes In
dicated for the holiday weekend.'
First early rawford peapb.es are
here from California, wholesaling
at $1.25 box.
Cantalonpes continued firm
wlrh -Delano and Imperial valley
bringing Jl.7i-1.75 depending on
quality.
Berry prices were down from
15-20c on all varieties.
New potatoes were slightly low
er, selling f2.85 per 10 lbs., av
eraging about 3c lb.
General Markets
raODUCE EXCHANGE
PORTLAND. Ore., Joly 3. (AP)
Trmliir xehaac net prices:
Butter Extra 33He; standards,
31 He; prime firsts. Sis; tints. SOe;
aatterfst. 85 3.
Ftf V. 8. I larjt extrai. lie: . V. 8.
Ke4im extras. Tic
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore.. Jaly - AP
(CSDA)--Receipts: Hon 530. 42S -M:
rattle 25, caWes 15; sbeep 200. 150
aMwt. . .
Mark mrrcl.r nominal. pra-nolidaT.
a all BTtntock. So prica rnanfts luted-
Portland Produce
POSTLANDi Ore- July . AP)
Butter Prints. A grade. 34e lb. la
parchment wrapper, 3ic lb. U cartoat;
Salem Markets
Grade II raw 4 per cent
milk, Salem bnsic pool price
$2.13 per hundred.
Co-op bulterfat price, F.
O. B. Salem, 33c.
(Mil bases seal wanlM
utterfal averaia.)
Distributor price 92.31.
A grade but (erf at -Dcllv
ered, 35c; U 1 grade deliv
ered, 33 He.
A grade print, 33c; B
grade, 34c. , j ;
Prires peid m (rowers by Salem tayer.
(Tha prices below, supplied by a local
crorar. are ledicatue of the daily aisrkst
but ara an (uaraateed by Tha Etatea
aa. ) j
(Bajlas Price 1
Black caps, crate
1.25
3.25
Cantaloupes, crate, 45a
Calif, fresh dates, lb.
Oranges, fancy
.11
S.75 to 4.25
3.0 t 3.40
Choice
Banananaa, lb. oa stalk
.05
.00
7.00
S.00
Wanes
Lemons, fancy
Choice
Grar-efrait. Florida
Arisona ,
8.00 to3.25
8.25 to 8.75
. .S5 to l.SO
1.50
1.50
.02 V4
Apple, be.
Strawberries, local. 24s
Red Raspberries, crate
Watermelons
Currants, lb.. 24 box.
1.25
VEGETABLE
(Baying j Pries)
String beans, locsl j ,
Asparagus, local, dojj
.04
.50
.05
.174
.01
.90
.75
.75
2.00
1.50
.01
.IS
.10
S.00
4.00
-eas -iseame;
Carrots, dos. .......
Rhubarb, outdoor, lb.
Cauliflower. Oregon , ,
Lettuce, local, crate
Onions, Labiah, cwt.
Onions, Texas Bermuda .
Celery, local, crata .
Cabbage, local. Ib.
Celery hearts, dm.
Green peppers. Calif,! lb.
Potatoes. "Xo. 1 local
Potatoes, No. 3 local
Local spinach, orange box
75
Hothouse tomatoes , 3.50 to 3.00
Turnips, doxen. local
Celery. Utah variety
Celery, Chula Vista
Artichokes, bos , 1.85 to 3.85
Rutabagas, cwt.
Green ; onions, dozen
New potatoes, Calif.
1.50
.25
3.75
850
1.10
1.50
2.00
.17
ew potatoes. local
Hothouse encumbers, dos.
Tomatoes. Cslif, lug
Alerced. lug
Beets, , local, doz.
ITUTS
Walnuts, lb.
rilberU. lb.
.10 to
.14 te
J
J8
aor
(Boring Price)
Clusters. 1934. lb.
.15
.25
.25
Clusters. 1935, lb.
Fuggles, 1935, top. lb. .
j WOOI, AJTD MOHIIS
I (Buying Price)
Mohair - , j . ,
Medium wool , ,
.35
.30
.28
Coarse wool
EGOS AJTD POOXTBT
(Buying Price of Andresens)
Extras
.21
Medium extras
.18
ja
.17
.20
.13
.15
.13
.13
.10
jon
.OS
.18
Stacdards
Medium standarda
Brown extras .
Pullets
Beary bens, lb.-
Colored mediums. , lb. .
Medinm Leghorns, lb.
Light, lb.
Stagr. In.
Old roosters. Ib -
Colored frys. lb. .
White Leghorns, frys, lb.
.13
MARION CREAM EKT baring prices
Lies Poultry. o. I stock :
Colored hens, heavy
.15
.13
.10
.1
.15
.13
.OS
.05
.21
.18
.18
.17
.14
.14
Leghorn hens. OTer 3 Mi lbs
Under 3 H lbs.
Colored sprinrers. 3-3 lbs..
Oxer 3 i lbs. .
Leghorn fryers , ,
Old roosters, Ib. -
Rejects
Eggs Csndled and graded
Large extras ,
Large standards
Medium extrss , ,
Medium standards
Undergradea
Pullets -
LIVESTOCK
(Buying Price)
Spring lamba 7.50 to 7.75
Ewes 1.50 to 2.50
Hoa-. 130-160 lbs. 10.50 to 10.75
1CO-210 lbs. ll.uO
210-250 lbs. 10.25 to 10.50
Sows
6.50 to 7.00
Steen
Dairy type eowg
Beef cow a j '
Bulls I
Heifers , , ,
8.00 te 7.00
3.50 to 4.50
5.00 te 5.50
5.25 to 5.75
5.50 to .50
7.00
Vesl. top
Dressed veaL lb.
.11
.15
Dressed horn
GRAIN AKD HAY
Wheat, western red .78
White. No. 1 ' .80
BarleT. brewing toa , 9 9 nn
Feed. barley, ton
Oats, milling, ton
22.00
.21.00
leed. ton
Hay buying prices
Alfalfa, valley L
.15.00
.12.00
.13.00
Lpat and vetch, ton
Clover, ton ,
B grade, parchment wrapper. S3e lb.;
cartons. 34e. lb. j
Butterfat Portland delivery A grade,
delivered at least twice week. 85e lb.;
country routes. 33c lb.; B grade. 33
34e:.0 grade at market.
B grade cream I for market Baying
price butterfat basis. 53 e lb.
Eggs Baying price to wholesalers:
Extras, 24c: standards. 19; extra med
iums, 22e; do. medium firsts, 16c; under
grade, 15e: pullet si 15e dosen.
Cheese Oregon triplets. 16e; Oregon
loaf. 17e. Brokers! will pay e below
quotations. I
Milk A grade Portland delivery. 58 e
lb butterfat basis for 4 per cent.
Country ' meats-Selling price to -retailers:
Country killed bogs; best bat
chers, under 150 lbs.. 15 lb.; veal
ers. No. 1. 12 e lb.;' light and thin.
0-lle lb.; heavy 8-10e lb.: cutter cows.
7-8e lb.; spring lambs. 17o lb.; ewes.
5-7e lb. - ...... .
Mohair 193(. 4S-43e lb.
Cascara bark Baying price.- 1938
peel. 8e lb. i
Hops Komitalr 1935 clastera. 8-lle.
Live posltry Portland delivery, buy
ing price J Colored hens, ovoer 4 lbs,
lo-17e lb.; under 4 lbs.. 16-17e lb.;
Leghorn bens. 14e lb.: Legbora broil
ers, 1 to 1 lbs., 15 16e lb.; do. 1
lbs. up. 15-1 Be lb.: colored springs. 2
lbs snd ap, 17-le lb.: roosters. 8-e
lb.; Pekla docks, j- young. 14 17e lb..
geee. 11-12 lb. I ;
Onions Oregon, : $1.35-1.50 per 100
lbs.
Potatoes Local.1 83-3.30 per cental;
Klamath. $4.50-5.00 cental; Deschutes
Netted Gems. $4.50-5 cental: Canadian
British Queens. $4.50.
New potatoes Kennewiclt, $1.40 50
1b. ssrk. .
Cantaloupes Canfornta. ataadard.
$2.75-3: Jambo. $3 3.35; do, 45s. $2.50;
Delano, 45a. $3. 1 .
Wool 13 contracts, noo-lnsl; Wil
lamette vallev. medium. 32a lb.; coarse
and braid. 29-30e lb.; eastern Oregon. 21
30e lb.; southern Idaho. 26 29s lb.
- July 3
STOCK AVERAGES
(Compiled by the Associated Press)
30 i 15 15 60
Indast. Bails CtiL Btocks
Today
85.9
Prev. ay
85.5
Month ago 81.0
Year ago
1936 high
1936 low ..
1935 high
1935 low
BOND AVERAGES
10
Indnst.
103.1
103.1
102 9
to
Dtil,
102.2
102.1
101.7
Today -
Prev. day -t
Month ago
ier a-o
97.9
9.S
13A hiKR 94.3 -101 -102.5
1936 low
101.8
99.8
99.8
84.5
1935 In III
183S low .
102.3
82.2
Stocks and Bonds
Canadian Crop
Harm Limited
New Gain at Chicago Soon
Wiped Out; Corn Lifts
B ut News Bearish
CHICAGO, July 3--In a late
outburst of buying, wheat today
reached new peak prices for the
season, almost 2 cents up, but
heavy profit-taking canceled
gains. 4 .
A sudden bulge amounting to
nearly 5 cents a bushel at Win
nipeg rallied the Chicago . wheat
market temporarily 3 V cents
from preceding' setbacks. Then at
the last, however, Chicago prices
dipped again in turbulent trading,
despite anxiety manifest over re
ports of acutely Increased need of
rain to relieve drought dangers in
Canada where forecasts pointed
to hot weather perils. .
Wheat closed irregular, 1 cent
lower to cent higher compared
with yesterday's finish, July
1.00 -1.0l. Sept. 1.01., Dec.
1-02-; corn 1. down to
up, July 72. Sept. 71-,
Dec 6-, oats - off. Sept.
34-, and rye showing 1 to
1 decline, Sept. 68. The result
in provisions was changed to 7
cents lower. . . i
Crop estimates here as to Can
ada's 1936 pring wheat yield av
eraged 343,000,000 bushels, and
were also , a disappointment to
bulls. Indicating less severe losses
than recently had been suggested.
Corn as well as wheat tempor
arily outdid previous top price re
cords of the season. Today's corn
crop estimates, however averag
ing 2,383,000,000 bushels, were
generally looked upon as bearish.
Oats, rye and provisions mar.
kets lacked aggressive support. .
Sandells Visit
KEIZER, July 3. Mrs. Karl
Sandell, niece of Mrs. M. S. Bun
nell, and her small daughter Kar
en of Denver, Colo., are guests at
the Bunnell-Putnam home. Mrs.
Sandell expects to be joined soon
by her husband. They contem
plate locating here. .
Suffers Stroke
HAYESVILLE, July 3. Max
Lytle, proprietor of the Lytle
corner store, suffered a severe
stroko Wednesday.
Gardeners' and
Ranchers' Mart
PORTLAND, Ore., July 2.iP)
-Fruit and vegetable movement
remained irregular on the gar
deners' and ranchers' wholesale
market today.
Lettuce, green peas, celery and
cherries were particularly scarce,
but the demand for cherries was
negligible.
Ap,p,e?rRo,ne Beauties, fsncy. $1
31.25; Wmessps. fancy, $1.75-3; jum
bo pack. Rome Beauties, best. 60-75e;
Hinasaps. best. 60-75e: Washington, bos
Transparents, $1.25-1.50.
AArieoi.'! T. C'''rnia. lug, Tiltons.
55-65e; Washington. lus;er Uoorparks. 65-
3 4A)TOClo,C,lior,, 20-30a. $2.60-
Artichokes Per bo. $2.75. J
jP'Mgtta Oregon, per 80-pound boa.
Bananas 5-5 He lb.
Beam Oregon, 3-4e lb.; Oregon Gi
ants, 4 H -5c. ,
Beets 124-20e per dozen.
Blackcaps $1.40-1.65; 24 pt. erates.
Cabbage Oregon round, $1.15-1.50;
pointed. 111.25; pony erta.. 30-50e.
Cantaloupes California jumbo. 82.10
3.75; standarda, $1.75-2.10; pony. $1.65
1.75. .. ..
Carrots Pound. 12 H -20c. i!
Cauliflower California, p e r Pony
rate. U. 8. No. 1. 90e-$1.15.
Celery Oregon. ' y, crate. $1.50-1.75.
Cherries Oregon Bings, 4-6c Ib.j. Roy
al Annea. 4-5c; Lamberts, 6e; pie, 5-6c.
3itrua fruit Oranges. nsTels. $3.75;
Valencies. $3.50-3.85; grapefruit, Calif
ornia and Arixona. $2.50-2.75; Florida,
$4 4.25; lemons. $6.75-7.25. .
Caeumbers Oregon hothouse. 214 to 4
dosea. $1.50-1.75,
Currants Oregon 24s. $1.25-1.50.
Eggplsnt Per lug. $1,25 1.50; par
pound, "7-Se.
Garlic Per pound. 10-12 He. I
Gooseberries 7e lb.
- Leltuce Oregon dry, 8 dozen. 60e
5e; Washington, 50-60c.
. Loganberries 24-pt. crates, $I-U5.
Onions California. Crystal white. 50
pound sacks. 75e: Oregon yellows, 100
1b. sacks. 31.25; 50-lb. sacks, 60c;
Stockton reds. 7O-90e. '
Parsley Per dos. bu., 25-40e,
Parsnips Per lug. 50 60c.
Peaches California northern reds. BOe-'
X. - j
Peas Oregon. 8H-5c.
Peppers California. 6-10e Ib. '
Plum California, Santa Rosas. 75c
$1., - - -
Potatoes Klamath aid Deschutes Bus
sets U. 8. If o. 1, $4.5 local Burbanks,
U. 8. No. 1. $3.50 3.75; Kussets. U. S.
No. J, $4.50; Washington Russets, V. 8.
No. 1.1 $4.50; Canada long white, U. 8.
No. 2, 1 $3.25; California Shatter whites,
U. 8. 3fo. 1, 100-pound sacks, $3.50-3.75.
Radishes Per dozen. 15-20e. -
Raspberries 24-pt. crstes, $1.85-1.60.
Rhubarb Per apple box, 80-40e.
Rutabagas Per 100 pounds, $1.50;
orange boxes. 35-40c.
Spinach Oregon and Washington.'
an re boxes. 50-65e.
Squash Oregon Zuchinal, box 25-85C;
yellow. 85-50c; white aummer. 50-65e.
Strawberries O r e g o a 24s, $1.65-2;
Gold Dollars. $1.75.
Tomatoes Oregon hothouse, 10-lle
lb.; California, lugs, $1.75-2.
2.00. .' . ... I '
Tnrnips Poien, 80-45c dosen.
Touagberries 24 pt. crates, . $1.25-1.60.
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Labor's Sphinx
i
John L. Lewis, president of the
United Mine Workers, is the sphinx
of labor. He has set himself to the
task of organizing the steel work
ers, a problem long considered im-
, nossibl
Mould Infesting j
Onions at Labish
LABISH CENTER, July 3.-
The onion growers seem" to be
facing one of the most menacing
infestations of mould that has
ever been known here. -
Entire patches of seen onions
have already been killed by the
fungus, and there are now few
fields which do not show its pres
ence in a more or less marked
degree. I S
Lime and sulphur dustings are
being made in a control effort,
though not with much success.
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Roadarmel Gives Estimate
on Street Resurfacing
Furnished by County
SCIO, July 3. Sclo's city coun
cil with -Mayor W. A. E wing pre
siding, waded through a lengthy
session of routine matters in the
regular monthly meeting here last
night. Discussion of bills for pro
posed improvements to water
mains and streets occupied most
of the time. r
A bill of $233.35 from Linn
county for 213 yards of gravel
was laid on the table until com
pletion of road work. Councilman
Fred Roadarmel, chairman of the
streets and public properties com
mittee, Reported that county
equipment would oil and gravel
streets, three coats including all
materials and labor, at a cost of
$1500 per mile.
Council voted to expend a sum
of about $700 to surf act portions
of Mill, Wheeler, Smith and North
streets, all on the north side of
Thomas creek within the city lim
its. Portions of streets on the
south side of the creek will be
surfaced as funds permit.
Table BiU for Pipes
The council also laid on the ta
ble a bill of $462.36 for pipes and
fittings pending checking, of the
supplies now on the ground and
ordering of additional pipe. Ap
proximately 100 feet more of 6
inch i castiron mains will be or
dered to supply crossings on Main
and Wheeler streets.
A bill of $99.84 for two hy
drants and fittings was ordered
paid.; Contract bills for water and
power to the Mountain State Pow
er company as well as minor la
bor and equipment bills were also
ordered paid. - ;
Reports On Installation
Councilman G. F. Bryan re
ported installation of a new light
switch at the city hall. A request
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7:15 Bob Crosby. CBS. I
7:30 Beator's orch., CBS.
8:00 Jan Garber orch.. CBS.
8:30 Kay's orch., CBS. ' j
9-:00 Lewia' orch, CBS. I
0:30 Jack Little'a orch., DLBS.
10:00 Pitspatrick's orch. j
11:00 Goodman's orch.. DLBS.
11:30-12 Lewis' orch DLBS.
KOW SATTJRDAY 620 Kc.
7:00 Independence day program; Prs.
of Dr. 'A. G. Prill for a six-foot
"no parking, space in front f
his offiee on Main street was
granted. . i j
A motion was passed that tie
ordinance committee, W. F. Giil,
chairman and G. F. Bryan and
N. I. Morrison, members, draw: up
an ordinance prohibiting cleated
tractors passing through surfaced
streets.' ' j
Matter of affixing a railway on
the bridge across the mill race
on East Mill street was laid on the
table pending completion of the
pond by the Scio Mill & Elevator
company.
Play Sunday, Macleay
MACLEAY. July 3. A double
headerj between Marlon Mac
leay ball teams will be played
Sunday on the Macleay diamond.
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Roosevelt's talk. SBC.
7
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40M-Sears!" orch, XBC.
0-!-Concert miniature, NBC
8:3tM-Mcrry Madcaps. XDC.
3
5I-Time signal. SBC.
:1S4-Battle ensemble. XBC.
9:3JH-Studio.
lO-.oe-j-Crosel' orch.. SBC.
lO:30-4-Watkins orrh., NBC.
12:lS-f-Weatern agriculture. SBC.
. l.noLlllH.iRiwin Vi-hnmm VHP
j jljXoiinie. 1:30 Blue Prelude, SfijC.
2:"-f-inurn orcn, .mjl.
2:3S4-Alm Kitchell, SBC.
2:4S-j-Art of LiTing, SBC.
3:1 j-f-Amcrican Legion address, Ray
i Murphy. SBC.
3:30-f-KTaia or-h., SBC.
4 :t4--Wilson orch.. SBC.
4:3-i-Bendix band. NBC
5:00--Jamboree, XBC.
5:3--Chateau, XBC.
6:30-( Sprinictime. SBC.
7:f0-l-Barn dance, XBC.
8:00--Bea Bernie. SBC.
8: 30--Cross orrh., SBC.
9 :(i6-i Henderson orrh., SBC.
0:3O-j-Rubinoff.
:-5-iBeecher's orch.. SBC.
10:-( St. Francis orch., SBC.
10:SO Bal Tabarin orch. SBC,
ll:0e4-ilcakin orch.. SBC.
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SEX SATTTBDAY 1180 Kc
6:30 Muaical clock.
7:00 Calvary tebemacle.
7:30 Krens orcb SBC. ,
8:00 Financial. .
8:15 Genia, Fonanova.
g:30 Words and Music. SBC.
8:59 Time sifmal. XBC.
9;00 Belle and Martha.
0:05 Old Skipper. SBC.
9:30 Karm and home. SBC.
10:30 Home institute.
10:45 Hints to house wires.
10:50 Lost and found.
10:52 Melodeers.
11:00 Biauf'a orch.. SBC. '
11:30 Vasrabonds., NBC. .
11:45 Gale Pajje. SBC.
12:00 West View orch, SBO.
12:30--Market report.
12 :35 Jackie Heller. XBC. .
12:40 Mrs. M. H. Lsmond. safety ta n.
12 :45 Iaev Rw orch.. SBC
1:00 Soloist. NBC.
i:i5 Musical adventures. SBC.
1:30 Blue Prelude. SBC.
. 1:45 Ruth and Ross, SBC.
2 :00 Crawford. oran, SBC
2:35 Cain choir, SBC.
8:00 Kins Jesters. SBC.
3:15 Home town. SBC.
3:30 Manhatters. 'BC.
4:00 El Chico rerue, XBC.
4:30 Boston symphony, SBC
5:05 Rhythm mskers.
5:30 Musie box. SBC
:00 Spiritual fantonv. HBO.
:30 Sprina-time; SBC
8:45 Speak in f of &cH.. . -
7 :00 Review.
7:30 Weather.
7:35 Donahue orch..- XBC -
8:15 Rudy Valle. SBC
8:30 "On the Oreeon Trail."
0:00 Bismarck orch.. SBC.
0:30 Pisher Yista orch., NBC
10:00 Palace orch,. SBC
10:30--Biltmor orch.. SBC
11:00 Runyan arch.. SBC.
12 :0O Weather and polfca reports.
8:5 Sstural Sciences of our Satiera,
. Parks.
. 8:45 Interesting People In tha Kewa
9:00 Homemakers Half . Hour.
9:45 Ton and Tour Radio.
10:45 Mea snd Books.
11:30- Guardlna- Your Health.
12:00 rSoon Farm Hoiir.
1:15 Storiea for Boys snd Glrla.
2:00 Science Sews of the Week.
6:30 Evening Farm Hour.
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11:30 DeauTille orch,
12 :00 Weather,
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SPEMO THE RCST A GLOQVOSkV-
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By JIMMY MURPHY
A.
1 zUESS THIS IS
TO 4ET
JUST, AS &OOD A TIME
AS ANY TO BREAK
HEAR
THE NEWS TO
CASPER
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ABOUT AUNT
eJUOY COMINts-
TO VISIT
US
Continued
MONDAY
By SEGAR