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Newspaper Page Text- i r if FAGS EIGIIT Market Action Remains Slow 1 Steels Prop Lists During Forenoon Session but 5 " Later Sales Sag HEW YORK, Jan. 28-flVEajjy rising momentum faded from fie stock market today and daring prices were irregularly-lower by . fractions to a point or so. In the forenoon buying in steels, rails .and industrial specialties iropped : the list. There was no ollow-through, however, and in the final hour the trend turned downward. T The Associated Press average of 0 issues was off .2 of a point at ' 43.8. The relapse came after yes terday's advance of .1, the second upturn In the composite since January 1 0.' Volume expanded at times and transfers totalled 467, 780 shares against Monday's turn over of 1857,920, smallest since September 16. Attention centered mainly on the US Steel meeting after the conclusion of the session. Direct ors declared a dividend of $1 a 'share on the common, the same as paid in April, September and December last year, and reported set earnings for the final quarter of $3.04 a share. The common hares, op most of the day, ended unchanged at 17 H. Over-the-counter sales of stocks continued to take much of the wind out of the "big board," blocks of 92.700 shares of Stan dard Oil of Kentucky and 6000 hares of General American Trans portation being offered for, pri vate purchase off the exchange after the close. Stocks on the offside included Bethlehem Steel, Republic Steel, Chrysler, i General Motors, US Rubber, Boeing, United Aircraft, Johns Manville, Allied Chemical, Westlnghouse, Kennecott, Ameri can Telephone, Western Union, Santa Fe, Pennsylvania, Sears Roebuck and Du Pont. Holding 'small advances were Deere, Douglas Aircraft, Atlantic Coast Line, Paramount Pictures, Bendlx, General Electric and Union Carbide. Marilyn Johnson Severely Burned WOODBURN Word reached mere last week that Marilyn John sen, eight-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Johnson, received severe burns a "week ago and had to be taken to a hospital. Johnson, former Smith-Hughes agricultural Instructor at the Woodburn school, now bolds a similar position at Tortuna, Cal. -The childs' clothes caught fire when she : got too close to the open fireplace in their home. Her mother wrapped a rug around her to smother the flames and think ing the flames 'were out, turned her attention' to a burning cur . tain. The clothing burst into flames againi burning the child severely. She is expected to re . over. .Silverton Band To Give Concert SILVERTON The Silverton high school band, under the di rection of Floyd L. Eleffson, will give a concert at the high school auditorium Thursday night at 8 o'clock. Wayne Rose Is assistant director.' - Features will be brass choir, eornets, : Kenneth Renwick, Jim Zkman; French horn, Jim Nel "on; trombones, Carroll Goodall, Don ; Chandler; baritone, Victor Tokstad; bass, Russel CbrlatenBen. 1, 37. T. In, M. , . a. CAaa,3T.Z. Herbal remedies for ailments of stomach,' liver, " kidneys, skin, blood, gland and urinary system of men and women.-22 years In service. Naturopathic Physicians. Ask your neighbors about CHAN LAM. DO. CHAII LAII , Chinese Medicine Co. - ; III STertt Liberty VptUlrs rrUaad OnttS Esctria Co. Office pa ImkUt sad Sstarday nly 10 a.m. to 1 js.; CUT n.n. Censnltatian, BIm4 praarars aa arts test arc free ti cfearge. II' Buss - I DoncsIcDlc's s Insido Used Gar Store j S dependable, Qnality Care Priced Right i Inleroalisnal Pickup rLbi Cab and body n excellent condition. New !CZ tires. Licensed. Perfect for farm usage, alia WW ! DoScJd Cnsisa Ccapai Jet black finish. Perfect ear with good tires all around. Up holstering clean. Positive hydraalie brake, 6 cylinder 93 b.p. ; motor. Smooth . aad ecoaomicjO. 1937 model. fiO" Special . .-LJLLJLL . . Motor recently recoaditibned. Tires at least 70. New gun- metal ruusa. iiyaranuc Draaes. ln2. JJcononucal, araootn asm lAra trunk. Safety all-eteel body. 115 b.p. Powerful, depend alio motor. Hydraalie brakes. low mileage. Cl :r tires . JIany Others to Choose From . rONESTCSLE SALES ,& SERVICE, tnce 370 irenin ennnen 370 ! 7 i "Strictly Private" . . . THAT 1 PEAR MOW TWS 9Umi5 CCT IMA PCPTSKT WT AMVTWMQ TO WHS HCWS asojt. tzsr i ana vjstxe Kxcr fiCMm 1WS2 TOST A52U tWfX5K W HALP AND ID B& W, A GOSH- AUIPUL PICKLE IF I COttlPWT QjVVJWO HAS ' tvvb. orwai mjp OF MINE dc a wOTtnrr xx Anrr.ttCfA-., Closing Quotations NEW YORK, Jan. 2 8-(53)-Today,s closing Quotations: Air Reduction -41 Alaska Juneau.. 4 Al. Chm. Dye 156 Allis Chalmers .24 Du Pont De Eastmn Kodak 128 El Power ALt. 3 Gen Electric 34 General Foods ..87 Gen Motors 44 Goodrich 14 Goodyear Tire 18 Great Northern- 27 Greyhound 11 Illinois Central 7 Insp Copper 11 Int. Nickel Can.. 26 In. Pap ft P Pfd 64 Int Tel ft Tel 2 Johns Manville- 61 Kennecott . 33 Intl Harvester -51 Libbey-O-Ford 37 Lockhead 25 Loew's 3 3 Long-Bell A Montgm Ward .. 37 Nash-Kelvinator 4 National Biscuit 17 Natl Dairy Prod 13 Natl Distillers - 22 National Lead .. 7 NY Central 14 Nth Am Av 16 Nth Amer Co .. 16 Northern Pacific 6 Ohio Oil 7 Otis Steel Pac Amer Fish.. 8 Pac Gas ft Elec 28 Pac Tel ft Tel Packard Motor 3 Pan Am Airwys 13 Paramnt Pic 11 J C Penney ...... 83 Penna RR 23 American Can .. 10 Am. Car ft Fdy.. 29 Am Rad Std Stn 6 Am Rolling Mill 15 Am Smelt ft Ref 43 Am Tel ft Tel ..165 Am Tobacco B - 71 Am Water Wks 6 Am Zinc L ft S .. 6 Anaconda ...... 2 5 Armour Dl 5 Atchison - 23 Aviation Corp .. 4 Baldwin Loco 16 Bendlx Aviation 37 Bethlehem Steel 85 Boeing Airplane 17 Borden 1, Borg Warner .. 18 Calif Packing ..18 Callahan Z L 1 Calumet Hec 6 Canada Dry 13 Canada Pacific. 3 Cat Tractor 47 Celanese 264 Chesa ft Ohio .... 42 Chrysler 6 Col Gas ft Elec 4 10 28 22 5 38 46 14 8 74 Com Solvent . Consol Aircraft Colsol Editor Consol Oil Contl Can Corn Products Crown Zellerb .. Curtiss Wright- Doug Aircraft Frodace cxehaage: Battel- Extras 81 He; standards sue: prune iirsis ic; im 81c. Batterfat First quality, mazlmvm .86 of 1 per eeat acidity. deUrered Portland, ai j. a. ik nr,minm aiiftlitv (maximttm of .35 of 1 per cent acidity), 33 H -84c; valley roatea and country points So less, or 33c: second quality 3c under first, or 81-3Ze. . TAvi.aji VmJhm T.icnan re- Buying prices: Laree extras 19e; larg aiaaoaras ioc; bwub . 1 v,. diam standards 16c; small staadarda 15e. . ii a. I. PortlniS re- ..ii. . finii.AAir tvlnlcta 21a lh.: loaf 32 lb. Triplet to whoUsaler 19e lb.; loaf. 30e la 1.0.0. wubwh. Portland Produce BATXTf 1VT1 ft. ' Jan 211 I AP) Country tts SeUlag price te retailers: Cenatry ktliea aoga, nasi miwj 140 Ibe. UK-lie; Teajore. icy, i7i"i .l:. . i i.ii.. V. . 11-1 a lambs. spring. 18 H-17e; ewe 5-9e; good cut ter cows, lie; eanner cows, v, 13-13 He. - gaado Legbora broUcra. 1H-3 lbs3 I8e; fryer uncer a ids., ijij, 7s 4 lbs, 18s; roasters oyer 4 lbs., 15e; Leghon lens to IH 18; ,Le8- bora hens ander 8H 11-18; colored hens over 6 lbs., 15-le; colored bens, 4 to 8 lbs., 16c Old roosters 8s lb. Dressed toraey Buying price t Bow erop ben 18-18He; tossa 17H-18C. - Vreaseei snrneya unu - a prices: Hens 18H-20; tosss 17H-18e r -.. n....n 1.10-1.35: Takimaa,' 1.15-1.35; Idabo larg Spanish, l.u-i.aj aaca. ., Potatoes DesebaUs, No. 1, 1.00-1.10; selected Deschutes brand 1.25; Takimas, 100-1.03 cwl; Klasasth 1.15-1.30 eenUl. Selected Klamath, 1.35-1.85. Hay Selling price to retallesat Alfal fa No. 1, 14.36 toa: oas-Teiea m.v elover 10.00 ton; Timothy, eastern . Ore gon IT.OO Son; Taney 4ul m-" 18.00 ton. Portland. - Wool 1940 eastern Oregon range 80 SSa; crossbred. 84 85; WillametU valley 13 meath. 84-85. . Domesti floai Selling prie. city do 4.. i n KK1 Int. ramlto D stent a. 49a, 6.00 S 80; bakers bard wheat net "nay" juonair upttoister- easy tumqung. Quotations at Portland Jh By Quinn Hall tm mUkmrn una' mmtmib leu ' 4- - - lXWW&m IL3CrV) . i. - - j;- GUY FUUK J ruujc N ..155 Pheelps Dodge 32 t7 67 28 16 4 15 10 9 42 75 10 26 35 1 27 34 7 7 38 4 7 13 81 14 39 1 4 67 22 Phillips Petrol Proc ft Gamble Pub Serr NJ Pullman Radio ............. Rayonier .... Rayonier PFD Republlo Steel -Richfield Oil .... .Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck Shell Union Socony Vacuum Sou Cal Edison Sou Pacific . Sperry Corp .... Standard Brds Stand Oil Calif.. Stand Oil Ind Stand Oil NJ !.. Stone Webster.. Studebaker ... Sunshine Min Texas Corp ...U. Trans-America; Union Carbide .. Union Oil Calif Union Pacific United Airlines United United United United Aircraft.. Corp Drug Fruit . US US Rubber Rub Pfd L- US Steel Vanadium . Warner Pictures Western Union.. Weetghse Elec .. Woolworth 67 4.60-5.80;' bakers blaestem 6.80 6.50; blended bsrd wheat floor 6:80-6.00; eoft wheat 4.70-4.75; graham 49s, 4.90: whole wheat 49s. 4.45 bbL ' bfobair 1940, 13 month 80 lb. Csseara 1940 peel 8 lb. Hops Oregon 1940, seedless, 30 lb. ; seed, 25e lb. v . Portland Grain PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 88. (AP) wneat Open High " Low Close May 75 75 75 75 Cash grain: Oats Mo. 3-88 lb. white, 25.76. Barley No. S ET shipment 29.95. No. 1 flax 1.78.: Cash wheat (bid) : Soft white 74; western white 74; white Club 78; western red 75 H. Hard red winter ordinary j 74 V4 : 11 rer cent 78; 12 per cent 81; 13 per wni bo; i per een . Hard wkUe-Baart 12 per cent 82; 18 per cent 84;' 14 per cent 88. - Today 'a car receipts: Wheat 16; bar ley 2 ; flour 8 ; corn 2 ; oats 0 ; hay 0 ; millfeed 2. j Portland Livestock PORTLAND, Or., Jan. 28. (AP) (lbuaj nogs: Salable 800, total 400; pacaing sows steady. Barrows and gilts, gd-ch ', xeu-xoo ids gd eh, 160-180 lbs. ga-cn, iiv-ivv IBS. Sd eh 200-220 lha md-eh. S90.2aO Ik. gd-ch, 340-270 lbs .K 07A.QAA Feeder n'r. rA-rh 7(1. ion - Ii Cattle: Salable and total 100, calve 2S ta.il. a ..n i i . Steer, good. 900-1100 lba-S10.25 11.35 10.25 do mediuas 750-1100 lbs. 8.75 - do common 750-1100 lbs. Heifers, good, 750-900 lbs. do nedinm, 500-900 lbs. do common, 600-900 lbs. Cows, good, all wts do mediam, all wts do cat-com, all wts tanner, all ! Ball (yearlings e'xcTnded). beef, good, all wta 7.25 do Sanaa f e, gd, all wU. 7.10 ao saosage, med, all wta. .6.35 do saasage ct-cm. all wta 6.35 Vealera, gd-ch. all wta 310.2f.cail.a5 do eom-med, all wts L. j ?.S510.26 do eall, all weights . 14.75 7.25 Sheep: Salable 800, total 1000; steady avaa; m HTaDCI OB f UIDDI. do med inn and good.. j 8.75 do common , j f.75 Ewes, rood-choice 1 5.85 do common mediam . 3.75 Wool in Boston w a m e-i m sr m t 7a9K0 ST B8E I T m'tm at 8.00 & 8.86 . j 760 2! s!oo V k 4 MAI I.OB 7.500 9.00 7.853 6.25 7.2 5 & : 8.000 8.000 a 7.75 S 7.76 7.10 (A S.9S 10.00 0 9.25 & 8.50 8.75 Q 5.35 BOSTON, Jaa. 28 ( AP)-U8DA) Fin territory wools were receiving a few iatroiriee, bnt rary little business was being transacted oa lha Boston wool market today. Clothing and short French combing length, fine territory wools in original aaga, received bid in the rang 39-95 cents, scoured basis, ifost ( th aalea in this market were of fine aad half-blood wools of foreign origin. Both pot foreign wools and wool Offered for import were receiving an astir demand at firm to strong price. 5 Skating Party Sponsored By Woodbnrn Class ". ' ' 1 j . - . ; WOODBURN The Commercial club of Woodburn high school Is sponsoring a skating party in the Capltola rink in Salem Wednes day nighL Miss Maude Durfee Is the commercial teacher and ad visor of the club. Anita Hoefer and Frank Beck are In , charge of the sale of tickets. j , j Captain Philip' A. Uvesay of Portland, who is a reserve officer, was In ; Woodbnrn Monday. He will leave for Fort Bens In g. Gee Wednesday to attend ; school of lnstrnctlon. i i .. . ' .4-'.'.i---'-;.V'":i i-,'x''J"J. j j .. OUTGO!! STATESMAN, Colssu Ideal Weather Is j Damper on yheat ; CHICAGO. Jan. 2S-AVWlieat sagged again today when It be came apparent that weather con ditions were ideal .throughout most of the soft winter wheat belt j Selling pressure was not heavy, ut there always was enough wheat for sale to offset any en thusiasm for . the ' buying side. Prices had a downward trend most of j the day, except for- a transient rally around noon; which saw prices slightly above Monday's close. ..'.' . ;. ' ! At the close, wheat was' - lower than yesterday's - finish, May 84-84, July 78-. r i Discouraging to the market also was the continued absence of pur chases by milling Interests. "There's too much free wheat floating around for the millers to take any chances," said a trader. "They are buying on a hand to mouth basis because they feel certain that there will be little change in the immediate situa tion." J 19,000 Wool Bales j Leave SF Harbor SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 28-)-Nlieteen thousand bales of wool -the largest shipment received on! the west coast in many years arrived here today aboard the Swedish freighter Kanangoora from Brisbane, Australia. : It was part of 250,000 bales, which the British government is sending to the United States for storage during the war, and like other cargoes that will follow, it will be taken by rail to various Texas cities for storage. ' It was understood the storage agreement Included an option to buy, if the United States should wish to do so. Hospital Stockholders Meet at Silverton SILVERTON At a meeting of the SO stockholders of the Silver ton hospital association held Mon day night directors elected were Mrs. George Steelhammer, J. J. Moe, George Hubbs, H. W. Pres ton, Dr. A. W. Simmons and M. G. Gunderson. These will se lect their officers at a meeting to be held in February. POLLY AND HER PALS MICKEY MOUSE LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY yes.ANtdre, 19 -the oy homs HIRED M& S (lt&C!lC SP-l v-r comb out j IvV fUae MAO TO"rrSRTV VCARw "TMtfl LTTTlXSHSPtLejUrO'TVaX. . TOOTS AND CASPEB XVE been HAVING a lot op PUN WITH CASPER -QEADMb HIS OLD DlAPY HE HAD A PEAT CRUSH OM "DIMPLES' DAWN AND 1VE BEEN HIM 5tV ABOUT S M B IV USmW HER; JLE THEATRE Starring Ji2 8. 1 V - C BLASTED H0RSH1 HE A KtS JMtozm AMIVW--HB 'tHBOWED? 0f ME fsTTO THrS BUNCH Cf yC- CACKTLTrSU5ES OLrS B"CAU6& " 1 vNTro to Ride im tvno y : V TOW4 TO FIND HrS X X a i Oregon, Wednesday Morning, OiiiciaJs W ' '- i' .. - tt :' ' .-'; ,; ' AathoriUes of the civil aeroaaatics board are Investigating the freak crash of the sleeper plane (above) which lunged earthward when it failed to recover from a steep bank as it Beared the St. Louis air port, recently. Two persons were killed aad 13 injured. j j. Salem Market Quotations (Baying rxlcM) nocw r UlctiT ! U mrkt tiei paltl t growan fcy Sal knyr at arc act (varaataatt fcy Tka Stalaa- TZaSTASXBS Brstial apresU . Cabbaca. lb. 1.00 .08 . l.OO i.60 .40 S.78 1.1S .1 .40 J.60 1.15 . 1.M 1.00 .40 t-Brrui. Carroti, balk, araaga boi Carrot Celery, nm Oarlie. lb. Lattaea, Oaioaa, so ma Al.a. iai 1 in 1A lb yalona, ffraea, ' Paraaipa, balk, araac bs Patatoaa, 100 Ibi., No. 1 60 ids., i: Hot boaa rhubarb, box- Rntt)i,riL bulk, raacar baa Turnip. aom- is 1 l.oe uaaMH. nai aaii Wbaat. Ko. 1. relaad. ba .Ti fata. Noj 1- 31.00 U SS.0O re4 barley, toa 11.00 to 33.00 0.00 AUalto k.y. tea , - - 13 U 14.00 w.wm hub. n ft i tt mam. mu in. Mar i.ov Dairy Joed. 80-lb. b , l.SS Un aeratca xeea ... . .. Cracked ecru 3.00 eoos anil rooifxnz tfBovliuT Prlci ef aaresaa's) . Grad A large, do. , , , .13 Grade A mediam, doa. .IS Grade B large, doi. .10 i?a1at.J llfifl .13 Colored fry ! I TDLD hASNT FER 1H' nrpiucv ca d r 1 rTV MWMeVS 83iyWA AUAtV8 A Asexe. ax x uicxy sho'm.but HURPtCAMC TRUCK RUDOeR- AMD A I CrACTUPOUCU rOUMa US ON THAT Aei08Mc$1 I WOULDN'T DWELL. LOVED HER ONCE AND THERE fe nu.itlUNQ BUT M16HT1 ENWNDLtL THE OLD Popsrys) January 23. 1841 Probe Sleeper Plane Crash Batterfat, No. 1, 82c; No. 2, 80c; presnlona, 83c A grade print 84 He; B grade SSM; quarters 89 He WbJte Xjeghora. aery , Wkita Lagksra trys .OS J3 .03 Old rooatars iMarina Mcm ai Marlea Criry) Grade large, -doa. ... .13 Grad A aiedlaa, doa. .. .13 Grade B large, dos Pallet, doa. .03 Checki aad aader grade .03 .13 as .11 as .03 Colored hen Colored fryer Lefkora fry era Leghora base Htaga Old rooeter No. 3 poultry .03 1. HOPS (Baying Pxleaa) 1840 . JO U J4 LIVESTOCK (Buying pr!ea for Ko. 1 stock, baaed oa coaditioa and aalea reported ap to 4 p.nu) 1940 asriag lanba 0.80 Yearling lamb Ewe Hogs, top, 160-300 lbs- 0.00 to 7.00 3.00 to 5.00 8.J5 0.00 to 0.35 7.00 Bow Beef cows Ball Heifer 0.78 to 7.60 6.80 to 7.00 Good SkatesI 'feM TH' BOAT "THAiS TWfciM RiG EMOUGH AT LEAST SEND ME TWO Or US, A MESSAGE THEY PietK t -r ' Fkrt-Foot FloxjeyI U OH THAT EXPLAINS THE BIO ROUNT7 FUSELAGE. WAS STDT&E Truth Is Stranger Than Fiction last vcar vunema WE LOftTOUR MOMSTER VsMaC POOCV REEF Smoldering Fir I TOO MUCH ON THAT YOU SUxrSAg From Scratch 1 - I 2 CONSTRUCTED ) , TO CARRY A3 n 4 J ,tT? I si fDO YOU VOU NEVER CAN TELL! REALLY I I BELIEVE IN THE THINK - OLD BAYING 'LET THERE'S ANY W 6LEPNi D06S 1 Cous BtAajg ve a : ? JBfc&QEPTN MS A -JzlfAp ME. f ii VSaMA ALTMV RO THEj GEESE l-CK THE h ' - r if-: ri- . 1 II in r i w t -A'. . .... ' . ,y Dairy Type) Oowa 4.60 to S.00 10.50 . .IS IjITO Dressed val, la. Stocks and Bonds Jsaaary 38 BOBl AYeBAGES Co xaitiled fcy The Associated Press 30 . 10 10 10 Bail Iada Ctil Torn Net Oiaage A .1 Uaek D .1 Cak Tvasday 4.3 104.8 101.0 409. PrT. Day 31 104.8 j 101.1 40.8 Tear Ago ..- 87.S 103.1 0S.4 50.6 1940-41 Higa 106.8 101.8 . 38.8 1940-41 Low 48.8 98.8 90.8 83.1 Nsw klgb. STOCK AYBBAGBS 80 16 IB SO Stocks X .i 43.8 43.8 49.8 33.3 87.0 Iadas Net Okaage. D .3 Taeaday 61.4 Ptot. Day 61.S Tear Ago 70.4 1940-41 Higk 74.3 1940-41 Low 52.8 Bail D A 17.8 17.6 18.B 30.5 li.O Ctil D .1 85.1 35.3 89.3 40.8 80.8 UAIITED LIVE P0ULTI1Y SEAFOOD e POULTRY MKT. 178 S. Corn'l - Phone OOIO LOVAL. t I veam... am' Also- f VViEREt MDU RUT TW' S TICKETS FCR TH' 1 OP CHEERJ R WHILE NOT J S0TZTA EXPLORE ARXNP AUTTLE? ALL RJOKT! Ttw rA.prnn . 1 ALL Tt ftT - 1 RJOKT! ) If X BE CAREFUL. ' VL the vicious ) VBEASTSTJ iVTTfir"tFi' T""! BROKE NHAir2 LIKE "THE VsWeCARRJCO FUM9 WKaTVKda LCFTOT lW?OKEMTOy- KAMOcmaiTUPCMy yrgV7S PEACH myS SUE BEEN QUITE NUMBER L CUT Sft a a. a si t 1 Vkep-onbeivJ MrVg rS ALT faOOSS V. J J fesrk rami I i i i i Sliowet Is Given : St. Louis Tivins 3 1 ' i 1 Si. LOUIS Mrs. Cyril JBchomus was given a tnlscellaneous shower; Sunday afternoon In; the parish hall! for he twin boys.; It jwas given by MrjL Clarence Crassmaa! and Mrs. R.P. Horning.; She re celvd many ilovely gifts, i Pfesent wre Ito't Jim Lelth, Mrs Bernard Ferschweiler, Mrs. Moijsky, Mr. D. pnbols. Urn. Horhing, Mri Alex Uanning, Mrs. Lawrence Tsrschwell'er. ilrs".; Al Mgnjning,; Mrs.' Joe.Rubebs, iln. Ernest Andrews, Mrsi Kraus land Mrsj Clarence Graasman,f itlij of St. Loolsr Mts. Feltr Seqain, Mrs. Joe ISchomus; Mrs. Kenneth Ma- honey," Mrs.-James Mahoney, Mrs. Hedwidge Mburn aid Mrs. Mi chael Mahoney, all cf Fairfield MrsAlbert Belleqne, Mrs. Luka and Mrs. Charles Hannlgan, an of Eldrledge; Mrs. Ben Hall and Mrsi Hill of St. Louis, Mrs. Ross Holiaa of St Paul, Mrsi, Agnes Forcier. Mrsi Boh iNusom and Mrsj Rosanna Aicnejr of. Wood burd; Mrs. Art Hemsborn of iMt. Angfel and Mrs. Stanley DeJardia of Gervals. 1 1 r J i ! - i After ODenlna? thas a-ift l wasserred. j i i 75 ; wish 014 Dwlks ! 1 Up! i ! . .712i aaa Orsjdll i 1 '1 1 V llansxto Low ! Rates Ul Us Help Toa Fly Cxm tanutt oi Sacceas Slala Finance Co. i 344 State ! Phona 9281 ! Fhons $-213 H-222 lie. By CLHT1STEEBET By S WALT DISNEY By BRANDON WALSH ACVOLO WOUCDJ wOODMESS WCA By JIMMY MUKPHY ' UH...AtVOrDTHUH4.ULPji ) UH.JDONT KNOW F T j -- KJN OO. MCXEV.M- t-q T1- V Vf ARCHES IV iaJ I yJEST FE? .. w I? t32s10iJ3 idTITB 8 r f CnJSTLtKEfiwaAO, V 4 THE SAiyOOiA! - W; Vfiv 'iX.S ..m.J- m. TOOTS' HAS BEEN vAs-pcrm5T TELUNCf ABOUT VDU(2 AICL IN THE ' 3HOOL?T: L ii OLDlRLPCCNq i 1 fYJtt TO XTNOVV MUST HAYS ! WHATEVES? 65VI CAME OP HER! I TT HWD IT C0M3yf, HORSHW"? Sft jam CSV laalaf a 1A I 3tj nwaaV J i UKE S VwV A TEACH MANNERS V0rVLX7rW4, j HORSHV-St CALLsST MB, 1