5
l)ry Weather
Boosts Grains
CHICAGO. Oct. 18 -&- More
try weather in the southwest, and
forecast for no rain over the
weekend, caused aggressive buying
of wheat eontrart representing the
148 crop on the board of trade
today. Other wheat deliveries
were firm.
Wheat closed ltt-SV higher,
December S3.0O-3.00V4, corn wai
4-44 higher, December $2.32 '
t. and oats were li-IMi higher,
December S1.201.19T. November
soybeans closed at $3.39 '4.
In addition to weather develop
ments, wheat was aided by infor
mation that the commodity credit
corporation was not withdrawing
from the cash market, as had been
rumored yesterday.
Announcement of an agreement
between the citizens food commit
tee and the baking industry which
would conserve wheat had little
Influence on the market. Grain
men said that most of the savings
plans so far announced do not con
serve s great deal of wheat.
.llllillllllliiJ ICAGNMDOO.UErMeJjllll. II "limp. DOES IT I piPIi
ll II LOOK AT THAT C MAKE VOU (ftiTrrl1
t '''ill1 SANDWOP VkjNGWV? AgTvIsmE
3 WVS-W ? 'P
HE SAID A SEAT CUSHION
Did TRACT J 1
BUT VOU THAT OLD
RUBE SAY TMlS HOUSE WAS
HAUNTED -HE WOULDN'T
UVE HERE FOR A
MILLION DOLLARS -
mm
r
v i T. U t. III! - I I I -I f. J'I 1 SI ayu. I v l
-rs , U w 5 ir .lid Kr -J
- - u V . jpp:.-
LITTLE ANTTCE BOO NTT 'II t lf:f i' II "
1 ZZiio,, RKT XVA I CS jSh V VOOJ MAN AW MTf. 7 k-lsl i -J
mimstTTMMmaV. WTTINfMAjrjf? TJ'- i l
BUZZ 8AWTEB IrTr c.. tii"t'.artrvi.vt7S i, I I
W t ITseb ...rrs eAsvi S rr afbmp cesa becvas i UJ- I lU
rrs fcJ83LJI GUM, T T1 T V CONFUSEP &THJNSS TT VV l
Mcmf mouse ,.., '
-- -jggygr I VOUgEEM TO BE sT NO. BUT" IM CONG 13 BC HxXJCOJLP PIT IN My UN T I PONT CAgg
. r,, "l t J PRETT LOV UP UC. 04 NOT AlMlNT TO OCT I OF MEKHANDSC ANP R 1 TO CO KTO M
J.rlJLT I TuJJco I M OFFER ON THE CAR. WTO A JAM TH TIME, j ENTTKELy IWTHiN YOU IT A MAM H
( J k ANYTHING BC3NG? " ARE X3U A MAN AN G3ME CUT
GJ "
" I I THIS RACE IS y( SH6 OOMT 1 I (TOmV 1
"T- DX V - r&r&rR I fifl f I Lf 04 our saw picture
JAB21ET GOOGLE . : 1" w wlMl.t. nn! "TTS ,
New Zealand
Woman Visits
Dallas Friends
DALLAS Mr., and Mrs. Her
bert Rooper have had as a house
guest Mrs. Caroline A. Wallace of
Wellington, New Zealand. Mrs.
Wallace ii in this country for the
Machine Importing Co. of Wel
lington, of which she is owner.
Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. Rooper
were friends in New Zealand.
Abe Voth has moved to .Port
land to be near his four daugh
ters, after 32 years spent in Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. George Curry and
two daughters, Nancy and Mary,
have arrived here to reside. They
formerly lived in Douglas, Wyo.,
where they were in the news
paper business for 23 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gatz and
four children have arrived from
Chicago and are with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Gatz. Like
hit father, he Is carpenter by
trade, and will locate in Dallas
if living quarters can be obtained,
otherwise may locate in Salem.
THAT 5 WHAT MAKES IT A STfl
GflEAT H10EOUT-THE COPS liTl
WERE MOT ON OW TRAILWt
DUCKED IN HERE. COT A f
6000 NIGHTS SLEEP, AN-J 1
Ht .- - 'V 1 Mill I I -.. - i k.l1MlaM
Stocks Finish
Strong Week
NEW YORK, Oct. 18-;p-The
stock market today concluded one
of its strongest and speediest
weeks of the year with oils, steels
and motors extending the upswing
by fractions to 2 or more points
generally.
Wider movers for the day, a
number at 1947 peaks, included
Superior Oil of Cal., up 8 points
at 129, on only 600 shares; Skelly
Oil 24 at 9314. Seaboard Oil 2V
at 34, Deep Rock Oil Hi at
41, International Paper l',4 at
58 4, Ex-Cello 1 at 50. U. S.
Steel 1 at 754, General Mo
tors IV4 at 61, American Woolen
1V4 at SO and Santa Fe 1 at 87.
Most of the buoyant rails of the
preceding session took a rest. Oils
still were propped by mounting
crude prices. Expanding produc
tion of steel ingots aided stocks in
this group.
Among moderate Saturday losers
were Pacific Western Oil, Good
rich, N. Y, Central, Southern Rail
BUT. MUMBLES. THAT GUV
17 DF WE I
HAVE MURDER. ON
OUR HANDS,
VOU GOT A GOOD NIGHTS
SLEEP 1 1 NEVER CLOSED AN
EVE -I WAS SCARED STIFF
ALLl HEARD WAS SPOOKY
NOISES, THINGS CREEPlN
ROUND IN THE
CROAKhDr WE'LL, 1 UivJ CHO HE KEEP ON
way, Baltimore & Ohio, Dow
Chemical, J. I. Case and Caterpil
lar Tractor.
The Associated Press 60-stock
composite was up .2 of a point
at 67, a high since July 28, and a
net gain of 1.4 points on the week.
Rainbow Girls Guests
Of Dallas Eastern Star
DALLAS Rainbow Girls were
guests of Naomi chapter OES for
the annual covered dish dinner
at the Masonic lodge rooms Tues
day night, Mrs. Aaron Mercer was
the chairman for the dinner and
Mrs. Clara Waite of Rickreall
chairman of the decorating com
mittee, arranged half pumpkins
filled with corn, squash, fruit and
autumn leaves on each table.
Later the guests exemplified
their work and also gave a Grand
Cross of Colors degree to Ruth
Jackson, retiring. Vocal solos were
given by Eva Miller of Rickreall
and Charlotte Jones, Mrs. Richard
VanDenBosch accompanying.
Film exchanges in the , United
States handled more than 30.000
miles of motion picture film in
1946.
ITS LUCKY THE NICE PINS TREES
1 keebonJ WHATTwe SAID'
y fc?4 K6AVPCXNGI
ARE HERE -THE V HI0E THE
KIGHWAV AN' NOBODY KIN SEE US
A
vsmir in yjy win uui
A UaUMTFn uni ICP.
PratumWomeii
At Conference
PRATUM A group of-local
women attended the seventh an
nual meeting of the Oregon Con
ference of Woman's Society of
Christian Service in Eugene on
Thursday. They were Mrs' Oscar
Wigle, Mr. R. W. Gourley, Mrs.
Oscar Meyer, Mn. Harold de
Vries, Mrs. William deVries and
Wilma deVries.
Homecoming day at tht Metho
dist church was well attended,
some coming considerable dis
SUNDAY'S BROADCASTS
Kilocycles: K8L.M 1390. KOCO 1494. KOIN S70. KGW 62. KEX 11
HOUR
00:00
00:15
6
Kftl.M
KOIN
KUW
KEX
I-
World New Oranlit
7
KSI.M
KOIN
KGW
KEX
Radio Blbl (Radio BibU IY. P. Church
Air Church Air Church Air Church
I RaSlo Pulpit
Israel Message I Israel Message Kouthernaires
8
KSI.M 1st Baptist fist Baptist fProphesy
KOI O Concert Hal Concert Hall INfws
KOIN Newt lOver Jordan ITabernacU
KGW Church In Home' ."hurr-h tn Home News
KEX mii Sunshine (Sun Sunshine I Faith Hour
9
KSI.M
KOCO
KOIN
KOW
KEX
Pilgrim
Leibert
learning
Veterans
Radio Chapel
(Pilgrim
li-eiteri
10
KII.M News
KOCO Gospel Ringer
KOIN Platform
KGW Glenn Shelley
KEX Showcase
Glenn
Raymond
11
KSLM Son's Guna INews IB Cunningham Pet Shop
KOCO 1st Baptist Ch. 1st Baptist Ch.'lst Baptist Ch.'lst Baptist Ch.
KOIN News I Explorer I Meet Author JTo You :
KGW Music America Music America Harvest Stars Harvest Stars)
KEX Ernie Felice I Organ parade Hits I Parade Hits
12
KSLM News
KOCO News
KOIN Philharmonic
KGW Eddy Howard
KEX Parade Hits
Orchestra
irugat Music
Philharmonic
Eddy Howard
Parade Hits
1
KSLM Mysteries
KOCO Kay's Orch.
KOIN Hour Charm
KGW Quiz Kids
KEX 3ur Children
Mysteries
Kay s Orch.
Hour Charm
Quiz Kids
Jur Children
2
KSLM
KOCO
KOIN
KUW
KEX
The Shadow
Novallme
Family Hour
Tord Theatre
Bill Lance
(The Shadow
INovatime
Family Hour
I Ford Theatre
I Bill Lance
KSLM Webster (Webster IN. Carter
KOCO Varieties Varieties I Newt
KOIN Ozzie. Harriett Ozzie. Harriett Ginny Simms
KGW Symphorvette Sy mphonette ! Oregon Album
KEX Patty Page I Hatty Page I Greatest Story
3
4
KSLM
KOCO
KOIN
KGW
KEX
Sherl'k Holmes Sherl'k
Men of Note
IR. Hawailans
Gene Autry
Jack Benny
Rex Maupui
I Gene Autry
lack Benny
Rex Maupin
KSLM Healing Wings IHealingVingt J. Fldler
KOCO Horl. Concert iHorl. Concert (Serenade
KOIN Dr. Dana I Dr. Dana I Jack Trades
KGW Chas. McCarthy Chas. McCarthylFred Allen
KEX .Sunday Hour ISunday Hour I Sunday Hour
5
6
KSLM Parkey's IParkey's Backus Show Backus Show
KOCO N. Cloutier N. Cloutler INews. Sports fWesley Tuttl
KOIN Miss Sherlock IMiss Sherlock I Tony Martin Tony Martin
KGW Merry -Go-R'nd !Merry-Go-R nd Familiar Music Familiar Musle
KEX W. Winchell ILouella Parsons Theatre Guild I Theatre Guild
7
KSLM G. Heater IG. Heater Leave Girls
KOCO Frank Devol Frank Devol iSerenade
KOIN Chrts Wells Chris Wells I Hope Chest
KGW Take. Leave It (Take. Leave It Big Break
KEX Theatre Guild ITheatr Guild IJimmie Fldler
8
KSLM
KOCO
KOIN
KGW,
KEX
SO Questions
Rex Maupin
Crime Doctor
Star Review
Drew Pearson
00 Questions
Rex Maupin
Crime Doctor
Star Review .
Headlines
9
KSLM
KOCO
KOIN
KGW
KEX
News
Popular Orch.
Sam Spade
Symphony Hr.
R'side Chapel
Orchestra
Popular Orch.
Sam Spade
Symphony Hr.
Kenny Baker
10
KSLM
KOCO
KOIN
KGW
KEX
Revival Hour
Allen Roth
S-Star Final
News Flashes
McCall News
Sign Off
News
Harry James
News
Ciro's Orch.
I Revive I Hour
Allen Roth
We Forget
I Ann Mercer
Conversation
I
IC. Robinson
Harry James
11
SLM
OCO
II
KOIN
KGW
KEX
I jeis
I Dreamland
Denison & Sione
Presents
This dynamically different AatT U t J f-M -J iFilhil I
comic strip will appear I fJJLJC 1 1
Each Sunday and Wed- IWj' 60) tfKr-k If I
nesday to bring you logic lit ( ) iJ' J rattC-i
and laughter and ... a lv J j 13 r j
'
tance. Former pastors were Owen
Beadles, Ira Dumas and Amanda
Mitzner. all of Portland; Orval
Whitman of Oregon City. James
Wilson of Toledo, Dr. R. M. Gatke
of Salem and E. R. Polhemus of
Bay City. The Rev. Ralph Kleen
of Forest Grove and the Rev.
Pierre Smith of Stayton were In
troduced as former members of
the local church
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Langille
have returned to their place in
Waldo Hills after three yean at
Hermosillo, Mex.
Twenty oil pipelines were laid
across the English channel dur
ing World War II.
00:30
00:41
Organist
Johnson Sing
I
Y.P Church
Air Church
Radio Pulpit
(Southern ire
fProphesy
I Singers
Tabernacle
(Inside China
I Tabernacle I
Lutheran Hour! t.theran Hout
iwaiti Lives iwaiu uvea
I -earning IGuest Star jNews
News I eternal Light Eternal Light
Radio Chapel I Workshop I Workshop
Comdr. Scott lYour Musle
South Singing INews
Platform I Doorway I-lfe
Your Music
March Time
Deorway Life)
Round Tablet
Sammy Kay
Shelley Round Table
Swing bammy Kay
Young People
ISalon Concert
fYoung People
Salon Concert
Philharmonic
Man'a Family
asste
Philharmonic
Man'a Family
ilnatra
(Detective (Detective
Wakely Trio iwakely Trio
Hour of Charm Hour of Charm
Harmony Chuck Foster
Pettingili I to Stafford
IQkas Flash
INovatime
IQkas Flash.
INovatime
Jean Sablon
Foid Theatre
Counterspy
Jos. Hansen
Ford Theatre
Counterspy
N. Carter
Heidt Orchestra
Glnny Simma
Oregon Album
Greatest Story
Holmes Book Quiz
I Book Quiz
I Trinity Choir
IWaltz Awhile
IHarris-Faye
Memories
rrlnlty Choir
News
Harris-Fay
Memories
(News
(Serenade
I Jack Trade
Fred Allen
Sunday Hour
II
G. Q. Quartet
I Hope Chest
I Big Break
I Don't Belle v
IJournal
I Organ Mood
IS. Graham
Dorgan Moods
iBIondi
IBlondle
Symphony Hr.
Green Hornet
Symphony Hour
Green Hornet
I Orchestra
! Popular Orch.
Corliss Archer
Jack Benny
Guest Star
I News
ICorliss Archer
I Cortina Archer
I Jack Benny
I Hotel Orch
IRevlvai Hour
(Tempo Time
Orchestra
ICatholic Hour
(Vespers
I Popular Orch.
Iyons Orch.
I -vm Hour
I Tempo Tim
Orchestra
J Catholic Hour
I Vespers
i Popular Orch.
Organ Interlude
Orchestra
Dreamland
jsn
EFitzpatrlck
I Dreamland
l
Th Stcrr ancm. Solom, Oroon,
"THE YOUNG IDEA" By Mossier
Ce. m? b ui . Im.
I I ". 1m. b W. L P. OS-AS nM.
rr any blrtMayt ... Oh. joat him IIUU reuse as bcaac that's
Tery xpenstre!'
Family Escapes,
Home Is Burned
STAYTON Tire of undeterm
ined origin, almost completely de
stroyed the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. George Buel, 882 Third
street.
Mrs. Buel awakened to discover
flames coming into the kitchen
from the back porch. The tipper
rooms were filled with a dense
smoke, but Mrs. Buel succeeded
in arousing her daughter, Anna
belle and son, Sherman, and get
ting them safely out of the house.
The father, and an older eon.
George Jr., were out of town at the
time. Two dogs, tied on tht back
porch burned to death in the fire.
Neighbors who were awakened by
the glow of the fire turned in the
alarm and helped Mrs. Buel get
the car to safety across the street.
The blaze waa fought by the
Stayton Fire department but it
had gained too much headway
and it was thought the house
would be a total loss.
Keizer School Plant
Construction Started
KEIZER Work began this
week on construction of the man
ual training worshop and garage.
The building is west of the main
building facing south.
Moving of the school gymnas
ium to make way for additional
classrooms waa also started and
favorable weather will be com
pleted early next week.
IWjIand Grain
PORTLAND, Or.. Oct. It AP)
Wheat: No futures quoted.
Cash (rain unquoted.
Cash wheat (bid): Soft whit J 79:
soft whit (excluding Rex) S.TS; white
club J. 79; western red 2.79.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 1.79: 10
per cent It); 11 per cent lii; IS per
cent 3.04.
Hard whit Baart: Ordinary 1 97; 10
per cent 2.97; 11 per cent 2.03; 12 per
cent 3.00.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 31; bar
ley 14: flour ; oat 7; Millfeed 0.
Mi. ,
Sunday, Octebf It. W 17
Macleay Woman's Club
Plans for Chili Supper
MACLXAY Macleay Women's
club met for an all day meeting'
with Mrs. Arthur Joruuon, Mrs.
Sylvia Anderson assisted. Present
were Mrs. Thelma Cartwright,
Belle Edwards. Francis Zwicker,
Dorothy Coombs, UUie Sahli,
Hazel Miller, Stella Mas ten, Vesta
Bettleyoun. Mabel Olson, Lyla
Grurhon, Ethel Ramus and Doris
Firth.
Annual chili supper will be heM
at the school house Friday, No
vember 14. y .
Kcizcr Scouts Ready
For Paper Collection
KEIZER Boy Scouts will
have a paper drive Saturday
October 25. Paper should be
bundled and ready for collection,
those In charge state.
..iflcaiasafi &
v, ... - - - - sj-
H HICK CABTEBI
i
I.
m 3:30
r; sncticcK holoes t
It 4:00 :
u kslii t;
!1 1JJ0 Ter Dial f-
mo SaJ,',sWWI f,i0j$i&Hp&0'l&Hi&t&'IGfP'-r
'aUt AoAOCAtriMO ITSi:
PILES
(HetMMrheids)
Fistula, Flssvre,
ItchlBg. ProUpec,
sad ether Rec
ta 1 dlserderee
corrected.
w Mild Treataaeat
it Ne HespltallsaUeai
Call for examinatioa er wrfU
fee free DesctlptiT Boekletv
Dealt beoeaae IacaraMe by e
Uy.
Dr. R. Reynolds Clinic
Nature-PrseUIlst
2 It N. Uberty St, Sales, Orox
DRS. CHAN ... LAM
DrT.TXtaUtS. Bvja.ChaaJtA
CHINESE HERBALISTS
141 North Uberty
Upstair Portland Oeawral Clectrlc
Co. Offloe ODa Saturday oiy 10
am. to 1 P-n 0 to T pjau. Consul
tation. Blood prsasMf and nrtn
tests are tre of caarg. Practmd
sine 1817
Why Suffer Any Longer
Wkea taier CaO, an ewe Cfclats
re Otea. Aasaas ssisess fee a
years ta Chaaa. N asattee mrtta
what sUaieata yae are afrilete
snserOers, ataaatos. heart, laats, at
er. kMatjri, saa, raatsattaa. lesr
aiaae, rfcasalts , sail sad aM
See lever, skta. Isaaala replslarta
CHARLIE
Ammm a .
CBINCSK SIKM I N C
8ALKM. OBJL
tM N. Ceaaaserriai.
Otnce Hears 0 0.
Taws, satd Sat. ly
v
V
sa
I
i
I