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4s I T T - t "THE YOUNG IDEA" By Mossier Thai Stat man. Salom. Orocjon, Thundaj. 8pt. 18, lti3 -13 Portland Produce 5 i , She M : : SSI" .i'-'-' y 9 . ' ft Yjiir "Homel Newspaper;; BLONDIE 3f iPM V THAT'S IT' NOW --WK3H--i)r&. 3f WHATS THE MATTER. DAIS') tN I VOL! -p-MUNJGRV p 1 r i BRILLIANT", 1 WANT SOU TO PHACE CAMERAS IN THE SPOTS DESIGNATED ON ILL.E MEMO. DICK TRACY FIF THE DICk TT?ACV AS WE EXPECT, WELL BE ABLE TO WATCH THOSE PLACES FROM MV LIVING. i, I I f., 4. 1 IP THESE 'I bSlt ARE SUCCESSFUL. WE WILL CALL! IN DICK TRACV Ann r-w -(ajch ctc , liTy DEMONSTRATION. n I 1 MVAKE THE INSTALLATIONS hvOURSELF. THIS THING IS SO K STUPENDOUS WE CAN I TRUST ANVONE t pyJT?U5T ANVONE f it? J UTILE AICnE ROONEY VSEE FDP VOURSELF- r'THAT BLACK SPOT IN CENTER OF THE REEF I l WRECK OF THE" ISTHEl RISWT YOU ARE, MATEY- ITS THE GOLDEN ARQOW SAFE An SNUG AS A CAT IN A CRADLE- 1 1 J GlOflVOSKV. AGNES! AlKi IT SWELL r IT ca L00K3 UKEA 6aTTECQ RUSTV OLD WRECK. BUT aPTAIN DiOcEMS SZ (T5 ffVt AS FULL OF MONEY AS A ayiT NATIONAL BANK LSAJ THE GUZllS RUWJM7 i KMOWN it; y it W I IwMVOU BLANtieTV-BLANKEP Tl tKVt yA TRIPPED iyTTr I rt lrmrS' I tricks asain, BUZZ SAWYER WUV n, ) HUTUPVOU SCRAM.' r2T ( i dont carry a WE" SST TO 'THE ENCHANTEI? CJCTOPUS IN TIME I 1 M MICKEY MOUSE eiumber" on. your- days on ianc are rrc an ena ,ip i R PWMESE. AM.. I . 1 fbr you, my cnurri t i've qotjmencw9 yoome going on -T III 111 J1W H I II J OP COURSE, THE -u callant captain CREAM OF STEAMIKtf OPEN A SEALED Lfcl.fc NOW, WHAT . SHALL Z SAY TO MISS DCR1AM.J 4 OXDN'T I IT; J v ar - - - k m r rjf i tiu RIP HRBY THE NOTE, SIR SHE SEALED FETCH THE .TEA KETTLE.' 111.11 1111 I LJdLlM ... .v' V 1 7d THE CREW MU5T. Be TOCETHCR AT ALL I. I'LL TALK THllslC 2 WITH UNCUS WALT. GASOLINE ALLEY fM NOT AFTER HELP. UNCUS WALT, ONLy ADVICE. 90VOU WONT BE ABLE TO MEET A 3SO OBLIGATION AT THE BANK OCTOBER lT, 4KEEZ1X. THAT'S IT. BU6INE44 LOW ANO CA6H H 6HORT. rt HERE' WHAT VOU DO CO TO VOUR BANKER AND LAY ALL VOUR CARDS ON THE TABLE. do you V it aurm THINK THAT WOULD DO ANy COODT POSSIBLE. AND HERE' THE POINT CO IT NOW. DONT WAIT UNTIL THE NOTE K3 DUE. SADIE ANT HER 6000 RIDDANCE.' FA008LYJS LEFT I UH-LES SEE THAT TOdOIN Uf aHLUSV THAR PITCHER AQW.UPJKSNUFfy- LOOK AT TH . f LIKLU KUVJMtK SHE ( WAIT FER V M6,SADIE,J 7; 7 "I should think you'd b much more comfortable hancina from the chandelier by your toes!" New York Stock Quotations NEW YORK, Sept. American Can Am Power & Lt 10 Am Tel & Tel....l52? Anaconda .... j36V Bendix A via Beth Steel Boeing Air Calif Pack Canadian Pac . Case J I 33 36Va 25 K 14i 39 T, 2V 10V Caterpillar Chrysler Comwlth Sou Cons Vultee ... Continental Can 34 Crown Zel 291 Curtis Wr 10 Douglas Air 55 Dupont de Ne 172 H 15-P)-To day's Gen Electric Gen Foods Gen Motors Gcodvear 'Tire.. Int Harvest Int Paper Kennecott Libby McN & Long Bell A Mont Ward Nash Kelvin Nat Dairy N Y Central Northern Pac Pac Am Fish Pac Gas Elec P T & T Penney J C pfd Met closing quotations: 40 HI Radio Corp 37i!Rayonier 62Rayonier .. 44 'Reynolds 27! Richfield .. 58 Safeway .. 55! Sears Roeb j 9!So Pacific .. 26 Stan Oil Cal. . 55Studebaker 17!Sun Mining . .. 28Transamerica . 16 Union Oil . .. 21IUn Pacific jUn Airlines j .. 33 ;U S Steel 97 46 Warner Bros Woolworth 11 32 23 33 17 38 59 62 23 10 11 31 89 12 80 10 45 ' THURSDAY'S BROADCASTS Daylight Saving Time Kilocycles: KSLM 13M. KOCO 1490. KOIN 979. KGW S20. KEX 1190 HOUR 00:00 00:15 00:30 6 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KEX Morning Newt (Timekeeper fMarch Tim KOCO KLOCK iKOCO KLOCK iKOCO KLOCK New Roundup KOIN Klock (KOIN Klock Hodge Podge I Hodge Podge JKneass New Early Bird (Early Bird iFarra Hour 00:45 fNewa : Farm ' Parade IKOIN Klock (Hodge Podge IFarm Hour 7 KSLJM News . I Rise and Shine I Rise and Shine Top Trades KOCO Pioneer Pals News at Sports Top o' MorninglNews KOIN KOLN Klock (New I Bob Garred I Fred Beck KGW Farm Time IFarm Time Songs jSam Hayes KEX Round Up Boys'M. Agronsky Bob Elson Zeke Manners 8 KSLM Orchestra Cecil Brown KOCO Haven of Rest 'Haven of Rest KOIN User News (Barn FoUies KGW Fred Waring JFred Waring KEX Breakfast IBreakfast Sons Pioneers I Bargain Counter West Melodies I Over Cofiee Grand Slam I Rosemary Jack Bercb iMelodies Breakfast iBreakfast 9 KSLM Kate Smith IV. Lindlahr Pastor's Call (Orchestra KOCO Hymn Singer Vocal Variety (Music Muslc KOIN ' Wendy Warren Aunt Jenny Helen Trent iGal Sunday KGW Tommy Dorsy Tommy Dorsey ITommy Dorsey Tommy Dorsey KEX Melody Go R (Easy Aces (Breakfast (Breakfast PORTLAND. Ore, Sept 15 (AP) Butterfat tenia tire, subject to im mediate change. Premium quality ratumum at U of 1 per cent acidity delivered to Portland. M-7c lb.; first Duality ,7S-92c lb.; second Duality 73 ic lb.; valley routes and country points, tc tests than first. ; Butter wholesale. FOB bulk cubes, grade AA. M score, 7Sc lb.; A. 8S score, ?8e lb.; B. 90 score. 17c; & tS score, 70c lb. Above prices are strlcUy nom Cheese Selling price to Portland wholesalers: Oregon single. M-Uc; Oregon A-lb. loaf. 53-5 7c. i Eggs to wholesalers:1 A trade, large SJ'i-oe'ic doe.; A grade med lusn. CSc; A grade small. ; 9a-3Mc B grade, large. Mi-5fcc. ! Eggs ( purchased from farmers; Current j receipts. W.i-M'jc doi.; buy ers pay! 3-J 1 c below wholesale quo tations on graded basis for; bent hen nery eggs. Live chickens paying price to producers: No. 1 broilers under 3',' lbs.. 3-7c: fryers 2 to 3 lbs.. 41 -42c; 3 to 4 Lbs.. 41-42c: roasters.1 4 lbs. and over. 41 -12c; fowl, leghorns, all weights, 28-28C lb.; colored fowl, all weights. 31-33c lb.: old roosters. lS-l&c. Rabbits average to retailers for locally dressed animals. 58-62c; fryers, live white. 33-33c lb.; colored. 30-31C old or heavy. 15-18c. Fresh dressed meats The following fresh dressed meat prices quoted wholesalers to retailers for fresh meats are in dollars a hundred pounds as reported by the USDA market news service, j Steers good, all weights. $51-55; commercial. $47-50; utility $44-45. Cows i commercial. $41-43; utility $37-39; canner-cutter $33-37. Beef cuts (good steer) hind jguarr ters $60-fil: rounds $56-60; . full loins, trimmed $80-85; triangles $43-45; square chucks $50-32; ribs $60 -66;; forequart ters $45-r7. ! Veal and calf good and choice $48-50; commercial $45-4; utility $40 43. i I Lambs and mutton : Lambs r spring, i good-choice. 30 ton 60 lbs, $4$ 48; commercial, all weightsnh. $44? 45. t Mutton good. 70 lbs. down $21-23. ! Pork cuts loins No, 1 8 to 13 lbs.. $73-73: shoulders. 18 : lb. down, $53-55; tpareribs. 3 lbs. down. $S2-S4. Carcasses all weights. $44-45. Wool i coarse, valley and medium grade. 45c lb. Mohair 25c lb. on 12-month growth. Hides (ton city dealer) calf, 30c lb.; I kips. 20c lb.: beef.; ll-12c lb.; bulls. S-Sc lb. Country buyers pay 2e Obituaries Veal i top quality. 41-43cu: other grades Uaccording to weight and qua llty. j Hoga t- light blockers M-tlcu; sows, 32-36C. j ' ! ' Lamba 40-44cu lb.; anutton 11 1C lb. j Rf food com. 32-36i Ib can ners and cutters. 28-32c lb. Potatoes Oregon Boardinan. White OtimM, N la ? TS-3 00- Rusuti. On4 tral Oregon No. 1-A. $35-3.40. No. 2. , 5o-lb, $1.00-1.10; Washington Yaki ma Kussexs. no. i-a. .-xj. rMiniu M IV Wh Walla Walla yellow, i commercial. $1.85-2.00; Idaho $20-2.89; medium. $1.50-1.75. i ' ) 1 1 : 1 ; Portland Livestock 10 KSLM News KOCO Melody Tim KOIN Big Sister KGW Kneass News KEX Ted Malone IN. W. News IFood Prep. Sky Melody (Sky Melody Ma Perkins I Or. Malone Nelson Olmsted! Claudia Kieman KoroerfTrue Story JHarmony House IKlng Cole IGulding Light jJoyce Jordan (True Story 11 KSLM Organalitiea Waltz Serenade'Queen a Day KOCO News (Cowboy Jub. (Hal Derwin KOIN Mrs Burton I Perry Mason I Nora Drake KGW Double Nothing-Double Nothlngi Today 'a Child KEX Betty Crocker IKilgallen IStar Spotlight Queen a Day Hal ' Derwin (Evelyn Winters Light World (Northwesters KSLM Hit Time (News (Bute Show (Buck Nation TJ "I KOCO News JTed Steele Wews IFavontes I M KOIN News ICome Get It (Meet Missus I Meet Missus KGW Kneass News iMa Perkins IIepper Young Happiness KEX News lEthel, Albert l2d Honeymoon 1 2d Honeymoon 1KSLM United Nations Johnson Family West Salem Hr. Bing Sings KOCO Classics Classics Listen Leibert Music KOIN Art Baker Art Baker Newspaper Newspaper " KGW Stage Wife Stella Dallas . Lorenzo Jones Widder Brown KEX Listen fo This Listen to This Kay West . Kay West I 2 KSLM Heart's Desire IHeart's Desire (Orchestra Orchestra KOCO Hollywood Hr Hollywood Hr Hollywood Hr (Hollywood Hr. KOIN Hint Hunt Hint Hunt (House Party House Party I KGW Girl Marries JPortlas Life Plain BiU (Page FarreU KEX Surprise -Pkg. ISurprise Pkg. Bride. Groom IBride. Groom 3 KSLM Hope Chest Hope Chest INews Orchestra KOCO KOCO Kapers KOCO Kapers KOCO Kapers KOCO Kapers KOIN Art Kirkham Tunefully Art Godfrey Art Godfrey KGW Road of Life ILora Lawton Aunt Mary Nora Drake KEX . Ladies Seated I Ladies Seated Travelers (Travelers 4 KSLM Fulton Lewis Hemmtngway Pass. Parade Orchestra KOCO News Pee Wee Hunt Rhythm Ranch Roger Gale KOIN Art Godfrey Art Godfrey Club 19 Ed Murrow KGW Woman's Secret Life Beautiful Linda's Love Stars Today KEX Sunnyside Up (Sunnyside Up Sunnyside Up Sunnyside Up 5 KSLM Adv. Parade IChandu (Superman Tom Mix KOCO Sleepy Joe Jan Garber 88 Keys Sports Hiiitos KOIN Knox Manning Sparkle Musle Collingwood Bob Garred KGW Foster. News )Geo. Moorad Sunny Side - Peterson KEX Green Hornet iGreen Hornet Sky King Sky King 6 KSLM Gab. Heater INewsreel (Gas. Alley (Orchestra KOCO Bing Crosby Salem College News IMusic Horizons KOIN Suspense Suspense Crime Photog. (Crime Photog. KGW Nelson Eddy Nelson Eddv D. Lamour D. Lamour KEX Sports Home Edition Candlelight ICandlelight 7 KSLM Family TheaterlFamUy Theater Orchestra Here's to Vets KOCO Henderson Voice of Army Top Band Top Band KOIN Playhouse Playhouse (Bob Young Bob Young KGW Bob Hawk Bob Hawk Fred Waring Fred Waring KEX Criminal Case Criminal Case Front Page Front Page 8 KSLM Straight Arrow'Straight Arrow (Better Half Better Half KOCO Party Line Party Line (Party Line Party Lin KOIN Lowen Thomas' Smith Show lMr-ll.een Mr Keen KGW Supper Club I World News (Orchestra Orchestra KEX Candid Mike ICandid Mike (Spts Cavalcade SpU Cavalcadel 9 KSLM News F1. Lawton IBuck Nation Orchestra KOCO News Eddie Le Mar (Juke Box (Juke Box KOIN FBI (FBI (Beulah (Night Editor KGW New Faces New Faces INoah Webster INoah Webster KEX i Variety Time (Variety Time tVarlcty Time IVariety Time KSLM Fulton Lewis Inside Sports (News (Orchestra H n KOCO Naval Air R (Rem. Rhythm f Track 1490 I Sport News III KOIN 9 Star Final I American (Polk Murder Polk Murder I U KGW News (Sports Pago I Thin Man (Thin Man KEX N.W. News Intermezzo (Concert Hour IConcert Hour 1 KSLM Open House )pen House Open House News TJ KOCO Track 1490 Track 1490 Track 1490 Track 1400 I KOIN Serenade Orchestra Air-no Atr-flo I KGW News Marine Band Wax Museum Wax Museum KEX Concert Hour Concert Hour Orchestra Orchestra KOAC 558 k.e. Thursday 10 ajn The News; 10:15. Especially for Wom en: 11. -00. The Concert Hall; 120. The News; 12:19 pjn.. Noon Farm Hour; 1:00. The News; 1:19; Ride em Coyboy; 1 JO. Melody Lane; 1-99. Time Out: 20. Summertime: 2 JO. Memory Book ot Music: 30. The Oregon Reporter: 3:19. Musi of the Masters: 4.-00. The News; 4:19. Favorite Hymns: 4 JO. Kern and Sloop; 4:49. Children's Theater: 9.-00. On the Upbeat: 5 JO. Sports Club; 8:00. The News; 8:13. Dinner Melodies; 8 JO. SRound the Campfire: 7:19. Eve ning Farm Hour; 8O0. The World of Tomorrow; 8:19. Great Songs: 8 JO. In Your Name; 8:43. Logger's Fire Wea ther Forecast: IK, Music That En dures: 9:45. Evening Meditations; 100. Excursions in Science: 10:15. Serenade; 19:49. The News; 110. Sign Off. Conscientious, Dignified Service mm tmsa mm 545 North Capitol TeL 3-3672 PORTLAND. Sept. 1 ( AP) (USDA) Salable i cattle 150. total 300; calve salable 25. total 85; market ynoderately active ion most classes: : generally steady; cutter cows strong to 50 cents higher; few loads common - medium holdover steers still unsold;; mostly oh stop orders; few soles common-medium; steers 210-27.00: part load good 1.- 115-lb. grass steers 30.00: few common heifers .20.00-23.00: cutters; down to 1730; canner-cutter cows largely 14.004 1630; odd heavy weights to 17.00 with fat dairy-type cows up to 1730; common-medium beef cows 17.50-20.00: good young cows up to 22 00; good beef bulls up to 25.50; common-medium sausage i bulls 20.00-230: odd good veelers 28.00: common medium grades 18.00-270; medium 379-450 lb. carve 22.00-230; good grades quotable to 25.00. 1 : Salable hogs 100. total 90; market slow but mostly steady; good -choice 180-230 lbs. largely 310; 250-280 lbs. 290: good 900-lb. sows 28.00 lighter weights ' salable to 270 or above; 1 good 525-lb. stag 1830; good-cjiotce feeder pigs quoted 320-330. Salable and total sheep 300; market active. steady: good-choice spring; lambs 2230-23.00: includes on lot No; 1 pelt 11 -lb. Iambs at 230: medium good lain he 210-220; common down to : 18.00: good feleders 2030 sparing ly; medium yearlings 17.00: good ewes up to 9.00; common grades down to 50. i ; i Salem Market Quotations BUTT MF AT Premium No. 1 No. 2 i PRINTS Wholesale Retai. EGGS (Binat) Large double A Medium Pullets 4 Cracks ; EGGS (Wholesale) Large double A ', , , Medium double A ; Pullets and cracks , POULTRV No. 1 Leghorn hens i No. 1 colored hens - No. 1 colored fryers. 2W-3 lbs No. i colored fryers. 3 lbs. up No. 1 old cocks i LIVESTOCK (By Valley Pack) Spring lambs Yearlings 12.00 to Ewes . i 2.00 to Fat dairy cows Cutter Cows Dairy heifers Bulls 13.00 to 14.00 to It 00 to Calves (300 to 450 lbs.) 17.00 to Veal, choice .70 j Ml Jb .68 : -63 .49 .49 ' .74 .71 i 30 3 ; si ! 38 i .42 ! as ; 21.00 16.00 6.00 1630 16.00 20 00 238 22.00 28.00 Stocks and Bonds Compiled by the Associated Press ; I Sept. 18 STOCK! AVERAGES 30 13 1$ 60 Indus. RaUs Util Stocks Wednesday 913 44.7 40.9 68.6 Previous day 91.4 44.T ; 40.7 68.1 Week ago 92.9 45.6 - 413 69 0 Month ago . 92.3 433 i 40.T 68 t Year ago 91.6 343 j 423 69.1 BOND AVERAGES ZB IS ; 19 IV Rails fr.dust ' Unl Foien Wednesday 90.9 101.0 100.0 633 Previous day 91.0 101.0 ; 993 63.4 weeK ago vi-9 ioi.i im.s u.a Month aeo 913 1003 : 99.6 633 Year ago 93.1 1023 1043 67.7 -;. ; ber 14. WOODAID ; i em. In a local nospiui Tueedey, Sep. ih'J4 s,ur"ved by . brother. An. if'V ta Oklahoma, and two tf,-. Mr"; Delphi Klmple of Salem f."lU-..8-rv,c- wl11 he held from tho Howell-Edwards chapel . Friday, Sep tember 17. at 3 p.m. Concluding serv ices in Belcrest Memorial parfc j WILCOX fl ! j a'nd- 'cSeorte" ? and brother of bean Wucox and Mr! Jannette Nelson, both of Salem Sert Jiceafrom the Grass Valley Methodist ri'BStrst " T ' In this city Tuesday. September varoune rurrer. late resident of s nr-ls"1' f.of 82 Mother of Mrs. V. H. Collins, al of Salem, and Mrs. Lena Harris of Sidney. Mont. Also survived by 18 grandchildren: At the request of the deceased, pri vate services will be held Thursday. September 16, at 4 pjn. at the W. f! Rigdon chapel. Concluding services in the City View cemetery with Dr. Ches-ww-tHmblin officiating. Please omit HEAD . -J.fr At a. local hospitaL Wednesday. Sp ,m5? i5' Don1 Head, late resident of Valsetz. Announcement of service later by Clough-BarricX company. TT Soil Conservation I ! Group Proposed l DENVER, Sept H-iy-An ixL ternational foundation 4ndowed with pubUc and private; fund was proposed today to save the soil in the western hemisphere. The suggestion was made by Tom Gill of Washington, D. at the first Inter-American confer ence on conservation of renewable natural resources. Government officials and technicians from 21 ' nations are attending the meetings sponsored by the U. S. depart ment of agriculture. it fj Portland Grain PORTLAND. Sept. 13 (AP) N wheat futures: No cash grain bids.1 Car receipts: Oats 9, corn 2. wheat 21. barley 9. flour 1. millfeod . , $ $ IIOIJEY $ $ FHA W ! Vs Real EsUte Imm Personal Aate Loar Slate Finance Co. 153 S. nick 8L Lie. S21C-M221 l7o T7anl i Your Eggs! ! Always a Depeaviahle Cash Mozkotl I Cnrly'x Dairy Phone 3-8783 i Dr.T.TXmJ.D. Dr.O.Ckaa.rt.D. DES. CHAN . . , 1AM CHINESE HEKBALISTfl ; 241 North Liberty ; Upstair PorUaad Oeaeral Eleetrte Co. Offlc open Saturday ealy 19 aaa. t 1 p.aa 6 to T js. Ceasal tatioa. Blood pressare aa arlae testa are free of charg. rractlced 117. i ..! i HEALTH TO -YOU After Correcting Hemorrhoids (riles) Fistula, Fissure. Prolapse, sad other Rectal Disorder. No n pinnisiioi Writ or Can far ' Free Booklet Dr. H. RoTnolds Giolc ; Natoirraetotoit ; tit N. Liberty 8U Baicse, Or. fi -f. 5 ! I- ! cuaii ErnaotT Eco?.oxiai CAPITOL LUMBER CO. N.Cbnr Arrau Phoivo 3-8862 BARNEY GOOGLE - : :!!..!