PAGE TEH
Tha OX-SOH IsTAIESJlfllt Satan. Oregon. Thursday Mornln StjAmbn 1& ISO
Market's Rise
Halted Today
Possible Hitler : . Invasion
of i England Causes '
Withdrawals ; '
. NEW - YORK, Sept, ll-OF-
quiet advanee in the stock market
was brought to 'an abrupt halt
today by Prime Minister Church
Ill's warning that Hitler 'could be
expected to attempt the invasion
cf England within a week. ?
-. Tradera 5 who for nearly, four
hours had : been - pushing i prices
higher by fractions to full points,
suddenly - decided , to withdraw
from action, perhaps to await the
actual attack, v ' : - '.
' When the final bell sounded,
The Associated Press average of
60 selected stocks was off .1 of a
point at 4.85, , a figure ,4 of. a
point lower than 1 the noonda
standing. The turnover totaled
453,090 shares, ' most of .which
were traded in the last two hours.
It compared with a total of 8 CS, -
' The session started with some-
thin ? approaching optimism.
Pnsn MimmcntM that the rOV-
al air force, in blasting away at
Berlin, demonstrated that (uer
' many was still unable to gain, con
trol of the air. .
. Fractional gains among, such
l sstiM iteeli and alrcraf ts
mounted steadily and most of the
rest of the trading list followed
the upturn. .
Ahead at the close were such
leaders as Boeing, Douglas, Sper
ry, American Can, Westinghouse,
Johns-ManYllle, ;Entman and
Sears Roebuck.
Remount Service
1 Inspects Horses
Government Men Stationed
-. at Fairgrounds Friday
September 13
' The Western Remount Service
will hold its second inspection of
' horses for army use here Friday,
September 13, at the state fair-
rrounds starting at 9 o'clock that
morning," according ' to ' informa-J
Lion, received by the state depart
ment of agriculture.' This Is one
ef eight inspections , being held
in Oregon within an eight-day
period, the last lone to be ' held
-Saturday, morning at the Union-
stock yards in - North Portland.
Horses " purchased In this in
spection will follow 'the same
general . specifications as in the
purchases made here in July, ex
cept that also some well grown
out three-year-olds and some out
standing mares r will be purchas
ed. Prices paid will range from
$150 to $17, depending upon
the value of each individual
horse.' .". ,;. v ...-
Only saddle horses ' of hunter
type.; showing definite1 thorough
bred or running horse character
istics ' in conformation' and char
acter .will bef bought in 'this in
spectlon. , v ..''
Someone Started to Cheer the Nazis, arid Then-
Th onSGOIl ETAT.IiIl Eol pwH- - .
. : . . , - 1
(Bayins frlm)
Tha Drieaa baiow ubd- by loaal
Iran ar laaicativ f taa daily narkat
prieaa pa4 wa grawara by Balaai bayara
bat ara aoi aarat ay lif aisMa-
XOETABXXS
Fraah eorm, aack ,
Baaa. f ra
Cabba.. ID.
Carrot, local, 4oa.
Cauliflower, ' local
Cucumber, doa,
Colery
Lcttne, loeal
Oaiana, SO lb.
ttraan onion, doa. ,,, ,
Peppers, jrra , . , ,
Pepper, red . .. .
New rotate, leo id, ho. i.
60 lba. Ko. 3
ftadiahea
Bqaaa. Crockaaek, doa.
Sqoaaa. Zaccbinl. lb.
Fuuaan. iaaiah. doa.
Spinach. Seattle, box
Tomatoes, lag
Tom at oca, ton.
Pea. ' IocaL lb -
Beat, do.
Spear Melon
CasliEarm Income
Doubles in State
. CORVALLIS. Sept. liP)
Cash farm income from Oregon's
specialty . crops has practically
doubled in the last four years, the
Oregon , State college extension
aervlce. estimated today.
.The cash retnrn in 1936 slight
ly exceeded 111,000,000, com
pared With 821,932.300 in 1939.
w Specialty crops included vari
ous forage -seeds, hops, sugar
.beets, : fiber flax, flax seed, pep
permint,-various berry and ! nut
crops, horticultural products such
as nursery stock bulbs, flowers
and holly." specialty animal prod
vets including turkeys, fur and
Came animals and bee products.
The Willamette valley produced
116,225,5(0 in : such crops, ap
proximately three-fourths of the
tate total.
Narrowly Escape
Serious Accident
. LEBANON Mrs. Elmer . Mor
ris narrowly escaped a serious ac
cident 'Friday night when David
Cooper of CorvalUs struck Mrs.
Morris's car near; the Tucker serv
ice station. -
- Leland : Tucker, gave chase to
Cooper, 4 who was" fined -J 1 0 0 in
Justice Harvey Wight's court upon
conriction - of drunken ' driving.
Failing to pay that. he. was tak
en by. Deputy Sheriff Oldham to
'Albany where he will serve 50
days in the county jail.
Sale Reported .
Near Aumsville
.7
,: AUMSVILLE ; Lloyd Keane
has posted notices of a publie
sale to be held at his place Mon
day. Household goods,"" livestock
and -' farm Implements are for
sale.1 : - .." - ?L A - "-."-- ." -
-. The Parent Teachers associa
tion will meet Monday' at. 8 p.
m. at the ' Aumsville school.
I' A
v.
Why..
Any
f Ma.MA0
aawuj wet a
WHX3T OIHXES TAIL ear
Chine rem edie. Amaxlnc 8UO
C8S for 6000 year in CHIKA.
No BtHrr with what ailmaat yea
are AFFTjICTED diaordera. ai
aaaitia. baart, laag, lirer, kidney,
atoaaaeh, iraa, eonatipatioa, alter,
diabati. fever, skin, female torn-
Chillis Chan
Chinese Serb Co.
S. B. fong. Onie
hear to 6 p. m.,
exerpt Samday sad
Wedaeaday, S to 10
l"e W. Cotn Salem, Ore.
. , . . ... :
.,.. . ,,. 4 .'.'... .f:-.v. Ku., . " " :' - . ,
i.,'::-' ...- . X-.' C'i-:.:r'
i- '
:. i
J-..-. , . ' '
" i,-wmm W"K'- .- . H?- ' .
-
- - . .... -
I , V'i I . - ' i
-' ! v.
v -. .' ' : : .. . : . ' "
V ; ( ' . J
. mi " : ,
According to the caption accompanying- this pic
ture from Buenos Aires, Argentina, the fellow in
the light suit, second from right, started to cheer
the Nazis during; a student meeting; at the Univer
sity of Medicine at Buenos Aires and it resulted in
a free-for-all 'among Fascists and anti-Fascists,
Salem Market Quotations
JO
.04
.a
.75
.30
1.00
1.50
1.00
'. JS
.03
.07
1.50
.60
J5
.40
.04
.35
.90
. .35
.60
.08
AO
.to
CKAXbT. hat and sxebs
Wheat. No. 1, recleaaed, ba - - .76
Ooata. No. 1 , ' 30.00 to 31.00
reed barley tea 1S.00 to sa.uo
CleTer lay. toa ', w. S.00
Alfalfa bay, tea 10.00 to 13.00
IBS ah. No. l gTda. so I&. aaf i.bu
Dairy' feed, SO lb bag , -. .l-SS
Hea aeratea feed 1.00
Cracked eora . . .. l.BS
EGOS ABB rOUlII
(Bnylnc FTiea of Aadema't)
Grade A .large, doi .39
Grade A atediaaa, doi.,. .34
Grade B large, doi .33
Polleta ... . .13
Colored k-"- .13
Colored fry a , ., -18
.0"'
JS
White Lecbora, heavy
White Legbera fry
Bvtterfat, Ko. 1, SOc No.
JJ, 27; premium, 80c.
A grade print 82c; li
grade Sic; quarters S3c.
Whit Lefhoroa, ugh
Old Rooater . -
Heavy hea. lb.
.06
Jl
BnTiu Piicea af Marloa Ciaaaiary)
Grade A large, do..,. , IS
Grade A medium, do. .34
Grade B large, do. - .. J
Cheek, aadergrade
lrg dirty .,, JtO
Pallet, do. , -it
Leghora hea , J
Leghorn fryer. 1H lb a 4
Color- fry are. S-S lb JS
Oolarad fryer. S lb, aad p -16
Colored hea .13
Rickreall Grange
Place of Meeting
RICKREALL Council meet-
lag of the subordinate granges is
to be held Saturday, September
4, in the Rickreall ' grange hall.
Glenn Adams, Polk county Po
mona master, win conauci u
meeting and- has requested that
as many officers of each grange
as possible be present.
The Rickreall grange will meet
Friday night with a no host seven
o'clock supper.
The home economic committee
will hold an all day meeting in
the hall Thursday and will work
on a quilt for Mrs. Lime Larkln.
HOPS
(Baying Price)
M to
.40
410
1089
1S40 eoBtract. lb.
LIVESTOCK
(Baying price for Ne. 1 atock. baaed ea
condition aad a lea reported ap to 4 p a)
1040 apride lamba 7.60 CTen
Tearling lamba , . , , ., 6.00
Ewe 3.60 to S.OO
Hog. top, 160-320 lb. Z S.75
Sow a.ou to a.uo
Beef eow
Ball
Heifer
Dairy type eow.
Lire veal
Dreaaed Teal. lb.
WOOL AND MOHAIB.
(Buying Pile)
Wool, Dt lion, lb. '
Coaraa, lb. (
Lamba, lb.
Mohair
.6.00 to 6.60
6.50 to 6.00
S.OO to S.60
S.75 to 4,50
10. 0O
as
.S3
.S3
.38
5
Quotations; at Portland
PORTLAND. 1 Or.. Sept. 11 (AP)
Batter print. A grade 31tte lb. la parch
ment wrappers, 83 e in carton rB gTade
Sle in pareament wrapper ate la car
ton. . .
Botterfat First quality, maximum .0
af 1 per ceat acidity, delivered Portland,
38e lb.; preaaiura qaality (maximum ef
.85 of 1 par cent acidity) Sic; valley 28e;
aeeond qaality 3e ander Jrt er 28c.
Cbeeae selling price . to rortiana re
tailer : Tillamook, tripleta 30c lb.; loaf
31e lb. Tripleta to wholeaaler 18a lb.;
loaf 10e FOB Tillamook.
Egg Baying price: Extra, large,
36 do.; atandard, large 32e: extra.
medinm 84c, (mail extra 16c, do aUvad
ard 10e do.
Portland Grain
PORTLAKD. Or., Bept. 11 (AP)
Wheat . Open High Low Cloae
Sept. 78 78 71 78
Cain, grain: vat, no. n as id. wane,
38.75.. '
Barley, Ko. S-45 lb. BW, 20.75.
Ko. 1 flax, 1.62.
Ceah wheat (bid) aoft white 73;
w aitcrn whit 78 ; weatera red 72 ;
hard red winter: ordinary 71; 11 per
cent 75; U per cent 77; 13 per cent
79; hard white-Baart: 13 per cent 78V4 ;
18 per cent 80 H I 14 per cent 83H.
Today' cr receipts: Wheat 37; floor
15; aullfeed 6.
Portland Produce
P0RTLA5D, Ore.. Sept 11 (AP)
Coontry meata Selling price to retailera.
Country killed hog beit batcher, 125
150 lb., 0-lOe; vcaler fancy. 15-16e
lb.; light-thin. 10-13c, hea ' 10-lle;
lamba, apring, 15H-1S; aw, 4-7e; good
eatter eow, 0e lb.; canner eow, 8-0 lb.;
ball. 10 11 lb.
, Lire pooltry Buying price: Ko. 1
grade Leg hern broiler. 1H-S lb., 16c;
fryer andar S lb., 15c; fryer. 3 to
4 lb., 17c; oater Ter 4 lb., 18; Leg
hora hen rer SH lb-. He; Leghorn
hen ander ' 8 H lb., 0e; colored hen
over A lb 16; colored hea 1 to 6 lba.,
15c.
Dressed turkey Nominal. Old crop
oiling prices: hea. No. 1. ISc; toma 13
14e; new crop, Sle.
Onion Oregon crystal was S.TB per
50-lb. beg; Oregon Daarera S5e-l,00;
Takimaa 7 6-8 Sc. ,
. Potatoee -Eaatem Oregon-Waaaiagtoa,
1.40-1.50 ret.
' Hay Selling price to retailera: Alfal
fa Ko. 1, 14.00-14.50 ton; eat-TeUh 10.00
toa: eloTer 11.00 toa: Timothy, eaatera
Orogoa 17.00-18.00 tea ; valley Timothy
14-4S toa, rertland.
Wool 1040 eaitem Oregoa rang a, 30
34c; ereesbred 37-38e; Willamtto val
ley 13 month 88 lb.
Hop Oregon 1930, 40-41 lb.' 1040
contract 80a lb.; 1040 aeedlaaa S7-40e,
Bominal. - i - . . '
Domeatle floor Selling-price, city de
livery s to 34-bbL lot: Family patent.
49. 5.70-S.30; baker', hard wheat, net
4.40-5.95: -bakers' bluaatetn. 4.50-5.45;
blended wheat floor. 4 80 8.20: soft
wheat 4.45-4.60; graham, 40a, 4.60; whole
wheat, 40. 4.55 bbL; hard wheat 6.05-
5.35. -
r Hehalr 1840, 13 month 85 lb.
: Caaeara 1940 peel 6o lb. (.
Portland Livestock
POBTLASD. OreJ Sept 11 AP)
CCSDA) Hogs: Salable 600; total 800;
mar- active. - -
Barrow rad gilts, gd-ch. '
. 140-160 t lb. $ .S5 86.75
lo gd-eh,' 160-180 lb 6.65 7.35
gd-ch, 10-300 Jb 7.10 (c 7 .25
gd-eh. ' 300-320 lb - 6.7 5 W 7.35
do gd-ch, 320-340 lba ..- J0 T.18
gd-ch, 840 370 ;lb .S5 S.75
- do gd-ch, 3T0-800 lb '.-.10 S.60
lb. . j SM)r 6J0
Cattle: Salable 85(i; total 40O, Calve
alabl aad total 400r market active.
Steer, good. 900-1100 lbl 310 11.00
CASH Otl DELIYERY
Walnata, filbers tutd aot
"tneaU. ; Advance cash for
harvesting. ; ' ,
I MOEIS LORFEIN -PACSEtG
CO.
4S0 N. Front ; rb. 7633
do medium, 750-1100 lb
do common, 750-1100 lb
Heifer, good, 750-900 lb.
do medium, 600-900 lb
do common, 600-900 lb.
Cow, good, all wti .
do medium, l wt ...
do eut-eom, al wta
do caaner, all wta
Boll (yearling excluded).
beef,' god, al wta
do aaoiag, good, all wta
do aanaage med. all wta
do aaage, cut-corn, all
wt 5.00
Yaaler. id choice, all 10.00
do eom-med., all wt 7.00 & 10.00
do coll, all wt 6.50 o 7.00
Sheep: Salable aad total 050: mar
ket active.
Spring lamba. good-choice- 7.75 8J5
da madium aad good 7.3&W 7.o
da aommoa S.603 7.00
Iwaa ((horn), good-choice- 8.0069 8.35
do common and medium. 1.604? 6.00
8.50 10.00
7.00(2) 8.50
8.75 0.50
7.00 8.76
4.75 ta) 7.00
0.50$ 7.60
6.50 (a' 6.50
.. 4.25 5.60
. .50fei 4.35
T.00Q 7.60
6.76$ T.S6
S.25 S.75
8.35
11.00
Woman's Chib Has
Senator to Speak
LEBANON tate Senator Cur
tis D. Stringer was tbe speaker
Monday afternoon when the Wom
an's civic club hold the first
meeting of the season in the
Presbyterian church parlor.
The subject for the month Is
Americanism and Senator String
er emphasized particularly that
all that we enjoy most and that
characterises our American way
of living Is safeguarded by our
Constitution and warned against
any lack of respect for that guar
antee.
Chemawa Granite
Meets Thursday
v,nMAWA uneraawa grange
will bold Its regular Thursdav
night dance with. Paul Wlnslow's
orchestra.- j
The Home Economics elub will
nave charge of refreshments.
Mobilize With Guard
HAYESVILLE Marshall Chris-
topherson will be among the new
recruits when the national guard
mobilises. ; Other guardsmen from
this district are Harrison and Rob
ert Hartxel, Leonard and Vernon
Greig, . John Reynolds and Leo
Thackery. .; - :
-i.ia. .
T. T. Lam. H JD. O. Chaa, H. 0.-.
Herbal remedies ' for aliments
of stomach, liver, kidney, skin,
blood, glands and urinary sys
tem of men and ' women. 22
years in . service. . Naturopathic
Physicians. Ask your neigh
bors about CHAN LAM. .
DBa iCHAII LIIII ?
CIUNESE MEDICINE CO.
33 V Court SL. corner Liber
ty, Office open Tuesday &' Sat
urday only, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.,
S to 7 p.m. Consultation, blood
pre&sure and urine tests are
free of charge.
WKeat Recovers
i-TOiStiip
Increased Air i&ifr'Chft
' Bright Pk-ospecU ; Qote -1
Above Wednesday V
CHICAGO. Sept. , HH-The
wheat market's "recovery was ex
tended today but price gains jthat
amounted to as much as a cent
v bushel at one time were reduced
materially before the close. -'
Strength in securities and re
ports of - improved Canadian ex
port business . with. Great. Britain
and ' Portugal as , well --as , better
feeling about .'the war situation,
despite havoc being, wrought" In
London, helped to lift prices. The
warning' of Premier Churchill of
an early German' attempt at lnva4
slon and Berlin , threats of in
creased air attacks chilled buying
sentiment In final dealings, how
ever. " '.. ' .
Wheat closed H-H higher
than yesterday,". September . 75
December 7 S4-Th. . - .
' Some buying- was attributed to
the government Insurance agency
which took 30,000 - bushels at
Kansas City yesterday, bringing
total purchases to SOS, 000 bu
shels. The British bought 6 to 8
cargoes of Canadian flour and.
although the business apparently
was part of previously contracted
sales, it attracted attention . Inas
much as some dealers thought in
creased takings of .processed
grain may have some relation to
the bombing of Industrial targets.
Stocks and
Bonds
geptember 11
STOCK AVZX OSS
Compiled by The Aaaociated Pre
80 . 15
Iodo Bail
Net Change D .8 P .3
Wadned7- 61.8 184
Prv. Day 61.6 16.6
Month Ago 67.S U5.0
T..r Ago 76.S 11.8
1040 High 74.1 10.6
1040 Low 81.8 18.0
15 SO
TJtil Stock
D .1 D .1
85.5 ' 48.6
85.6 4S.S
85.3 41.4
88.1 63.6
40.6 62.3
80.0 87.0
SOVD AT-OL&aXS
'30 10 " 10 10
Kail Inde TJtlr forga
Ket Chalng A .1 A .1 A .4 D 8
Wda.d.y. 67.8 108 8 08.1 48.6
Prev Da 57.7 108.7 07.7 43.8
Month Ago-. 65.8 108.0 07 80.7
Tear Ago 60.7 07.6 03.9 400
1040 High 0 0 104.0 07 68.6
.040 Low I 46.S 08.0 00.8 86.1
Closing Quotations
NEW TORK. BeptT ll-rP)- Today's closing tiuotaUons:
Al Chem eVXy 1S4 El Pow Mt Light
Amerl Can - 91 hi- Gen Electric
Al-Chalmers IS Gen Foods -Am
Car ft Edy, li Gen Motors '
Am Rd . Std San ' I T4 Goodrich
K -" Trrw A Gable '
SS Pub Serr - NJ 5
40 .. Pullman .
4 V Radio 4
IS i Ravonier 1 H
Am Roll MUls- 11 H Goodyear :Tlre 154 Rayonler PfL-. zs
Am Smelt & Ref SS 'r-' Great Northern-,' 25 Republic SteeU-. is
Am Tel 4b TeL- ICS Greyhound 11 -r. Richfield Oil -S v
Am Tobacco B 77 : HUnois CentraLri.7 Safeway: Stores,, .4S , .
Aviation Corp; 4 H lnsp Copper '--, Sears Roebuck- SO
Am Wa Works-. 8 Inter Harvesters .45 H SheU Unton f
Am Zinc I' S- :5-Inter Nick Can-T17... Socony Vacuum- , S
Anaconda '-" J 1 H , Inter P Pulp?58H Sou cal Edison- zj
Armour 111 .
Atchison'
Bald Loco
Bendix Aviation" 2f .Lib-O-Fbrd
4 Tntr Tel A Tel : 2 SOU - Pacific- .
1 1 hi Johni Manville- ri Sperry Corp
14 v Kenneoott :. ' - 28 V Sund Brands--.;
H... oitaa uu.usuiu
Bethlehem Steel 78 . Lockheed -T-27 -. Stand Oil In .
Boeing Airplane 15 Ts Loew'sr -, .25 4-Stand Oil NJ:
71nrrln '1' 1 9 t ' Tin ar-Rell A' i 3"- ' Stone . Webster-
Borge Warner 17 H Montgom Ward 40-.-r Studebeker, 7
Callan Z-L ,- 1H Nash Kelvinatary : 5 H Sunshine Mining 8
r.inmat. itmi : u Nat TR"rnlt 1-. Texas Corp ' - SS
nanarla Tin r ..:. 14i Nit Dairr Prod 18 Trana-Amert i -4
raniian. Pailf - S Nat Wit - 21 -Union Carblde 71 H
47 Nat 'Lead
8
19
18
24-
S5
74
Caterpil Trae
Celanese
1M
Chesapeake & O
Chrysler '
Col.1 Gas Klec
Coml Solvents
Comlwth " Sou
Consol Aircraft- 22
Consol Edison
Consol Oil
Cont'l Can I 88
Corn Products
17 Union Oil CaUf -18
28 NY Central -: 18 Union Pacific 8 -89
N Am .Aviation- 18 United-Airlines- 15
75 North -Amert Co 18 United Aircraft--3 9
8 Northern Pacific ' United Corp 1 4
a Ohio Oil - ' ' - ( 4 United Drug -1 4 -
Pae Amer Fish 7 - unitea tu k
Pae Gas & Ele 29 US Rubber - 21
27 Pae Tel & Tel 128 US Rubber
Packard Motor.: - 344 113 Steel
Pan-Am Alrwys 14 .vanaatum
Param ' " , " 5 Warner Plct
J C Penney 88 Western Union-
504
Crown Zellerba- 15
Curtlss Wright- 7 Penna RR
Du Pont 186 Phelps Dodge.
Eastman Kodak 182 Phil Petrol
Pfd 87
54
80
- 2
18
2 0 Westingh'se 'EL.1 0 2
80 Wool worth 33
86
Bethel Fanners
Conduct Meeting
BETHEL Joseph Becker and
O. L. Poo were voted into the
membership of Bethel local of
the Farmers Union at the meet
ing held Monday night, It was a
U-e meeting, with reports and
talks on dairy pool legislation
by Gus Schlicker, and agricultur
al matters and shipments of seed
Into the southern states by Ralph
A. Wilson.
Rev. S. Hamrick read and ex
plained the measures on the bal
lot and led the discussion. Dr. O.
A Olson of Salem talked on
PUD matters, and W. R. Baker
spoke on rural electrification
problems.
Bethel Farmers Union mem
bers .who were outstanding .in
swine exhibits at the state fair
were J.-M. Nichols, Cass A. Nich
ols and W. L. Creech. -
AAA;May Extend
7 Winter Seed Aidf
Oregon Farmers "Will Haver
-panded jlarket if so;
-' " - - - . ' - .'!-.'" - .
'. OREGON - STATE COLLEGE-Sept'l2"-
If jjhe ;AAA" extends
Its present grant of ;ai"4 programx
for winter legume, seed to other
statesv- tacludlnr. -Arkansas. : Ore
gon" farmers; will reatly
expanded". market for the'seed of
Tetch. andJeas - particularly ,
vetch. - This Is th report nt
back from Little Rock, Ark:; br
O. R. Hyslop. head, of thtv plant
Induslries division att Oregon
State college; who. has gone thers
to- studyfuture- market possi
bilities and results .being obtain
ed .with "Oregon, seed. : . -.
" Hairy vetch seed would go
over- big 'on' a grant of aid. pro
gram in Arkansas; JHyIbp- was
told -by agricultural leaders and
farmers there, with the possi
bility of - anywhere from four, to
ten. million pounds being: used
annually.-. '-- ...-:,.-,:
"There is no Question .In my
mind bat that Oregon could dou
ble Its hairy vetch acreage, with
a continuation and . expansion of
a grant of. aid program In the
south." said Hyslop. "A grant of
aid program" would establish a
large business in vetch Quickly.
Otherwise the program will de
velop slowly.""
Arkansas farmers need to get
their seed Into the ground by
October 1 or earlier, which would
make an excellent outlet for seed
produced " in Douglas . county,
Hyslop believes.
aarf
rjffi
ffa f
mm
v m
You do . . . then come In, It's easy, wo u
put you in a". "state of -finance" ... No
embarrassing questions asked!
STATE FINANCE CO.
344 State Phone 92S1
Lie S-213 M-222
POLLY JUiD HEB PALS
No Upholstery Job on Kitty 1
By CLIFF STEREET
MICKEY MOUSE -
And Thy Cam on a Du B II
By WALT DISNEY
r VVELL, OF ALU THINGS! PlD r
vni i us .n ui4 i i- '
YDU HEAJ HIM
EKMYNTKUPE'?
M V
. .1
I PtD!
eENEYlEYE,
rns k .
DEUBERAT6
f THE BETTER wlHtib
1 BUSINESS CUJ3 VSDInI
: SHALL, HEAR CONORESSMAN 1
LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY
A Bono to Pick With Rules and Rocjiilcrlions
By BRANDON WALSH
- GREAT HEW-N9,0 HP .-CRO C-A-MOT"
crvs: with you t the dk wtmjlw vzr
CQ4-Ay MO POCS APt& WDU AAEAM
kKMcrr J
UAAEANj
CAKfT-
V- T
JMW S"SS
rxrr wowy, HONeyx have,
MADE RAKKEACITi RDR ZERO
to uvtr cr a ixrveay ke-suuuu3t
ouTwoeTH GROuKio9wHeo
WILL. KECEtVE "THE VERy
VTrJEST TOGO ANO
11
WJ.BEPP)' I IV-, TMATAACAN3
ZERO USE OTOGOTO SCJ-OCWTTM
SlMCTHabmORMEN90COL
LET CXJTT GUESS
HmPtaTl-
BAD IP" HE KIM
OMLy
OCCMStOHM iy
TOOTS AND CASX-3
Twbd. TrikU. Llttlo Star!.
By JIMMY MURPHY
A . COUPLB Or MONTHS AkO
1 APPLIED FOR A JOB A AN
ACTOR IN A SHOW,, AND , NOW
THITX WANT ME TO PHONH . BM J
OH.BOV! WISH Mtr.
LUCK.
f
THIS IS COLONEL. I f . SOPHE; I'M "TO W'JHATS A
HOOFER SPC-AKIN, , 'g 1 BBTHESTAR Jl WOJRUL.,
WOffK AT TOMORROWS M I i3(XX A JS"
"ECTOOTS! SOME CtUVS HAVE ALU
ffTHH LUCK MAVBH HIS NAMB WILL- '
A BS IN ELECTRIC UZrHTS I'M NOT
c etfu-Mic- curr w ue tpip to
HAi HK, IT. I- CUT
s I r5f. him cold:
300.22 A WEKK
ira i4 im cold! &sr
I rttf 2S300. A WEEK
THIMSLE TIIATElarrlng Pop4rT .
Thy Cant Tako III
O THE VENCS-
J3USTME CF.
HAH?
THE FCLMS BACK
HOME ARB LrSnEKr
sJ6l TO A HORT .
VW-r BROADONST
' . i - : i l
J JU lL I USB KNVttn CUJt-x . i r r. vr ' - i i
- m .Ll r il ... . : 1 J S - B p B mtJt I
I , Tu XT K -TxTJyJ vN-WKf Ali M PvJ tjr- S vr. t 77-Vt I SX A Z-A'' I I r. St. s.
j