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I'VE PSEENl MCKEWL-l HOW CAN YOU HAI THf INSOLENCE TO THINK I COULD CAR! FOR OU..A COMMON ..A STRLnTiNS P06SR YOU AND YOUR RIDICULOUS MIMICRY OF LORD KELSON; CST OUT OF HERS j I BETYA KILL.) r V mi y rx t CAM0LER isf i (rr tup msr VERY WELL, MISS BAKNISTER.lNOl NO YOU II' U. OO BUT YOC WILL X PROMISE?.' remain; on HANS5N, YOU WILL GUARD THU 00OR UNTIL RELIEVED.' UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES IS MISS BANNISTER TO LEAVE HER QUARTERS I ywiLMERTr VOJ DO rvSf ONeOPL KEZO(. 1 OUGHT TO I yOuVH COT A 0 TALK TO I BETTER UNIT. I oTH MBNWTHAN I MAVH f FELLOW, VtXI HAVV BEEN. FAITHFUL AND WSi ARB I PLEASCO WITH VOORWORK. fl RICKT NOW, VYE ASK YOU TO 1 1 PUT FORTH SRC OAL: EFFORT. GASOLINE ALLEY W6 WANT OU TO BS EFROENT ANO SAVING OF TIME ANO MATERIALS. EXPECT TEAMAOaC. r i wa J i IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS WE HAW A HURDLE TO GET OVER WE HOPS yOLLL HELP. countN we " "4 I on me: will: why I "N -4 NOT? I SNUFFY SMITH ARE WArrW FOR, VCXJ IN TH' TENT. BOSS BABNET GOOGLE GOOD!! I I GOT THE I OONTRACT I SK5WS this coasTERPiece Vfcy OP MICROSCOPIC Kffflh MANIPULATION, I'LL ffJiQgLB IN THE CHIPS WELL!! WEU!! IF IT AIN'T my OLD PAL WITH THE SPLIT PERSONALITY SNUFFY AND SMITH m y2 DONT err gav W1F MEVE SHIF'LESS SKONK "THE YOUNG IDEA" By Mpglrr l7 3ta1mqn soi occm, wn it io, isiru Six S..L.W Cow Commercial, i 934 37; utmty. $32-33; cuttr-canner $30-33. Bef cuts (good steer) Hind quar wn, 3o; rounaa, M-it full lolfM, trimmed, $6-71; triangles. , $38 - 40; qusrs chucks. 43-44; ribs, $3-63; for, quartars. $42-41. V1 maa Calf Rood and choice. $43 4$; commercial. $3-41; utllitr. $35-39. Lambs' Good -choice. 30 to SO lb. ww; commercial, ail weignu, $40-41. MuttonGood. Tff lbs. down, $21-21 Pork cuts Loins. No. I. to 12 lbs.. wi HUHinm. in inm hmm a job. oown, fji-oe. Carcasses An weights. 3-J7. Wool Coarse, valley ana medium Mohair 25c lb. on 13-monUi growth. Countr Killad Umu- v Veal Too qualirty. 40-42c; other rradeo according t weight aetd quail. Hoes IJrttt Ittrwksra M - La TK. wwa. tigni, u-w ID. uamos 3B-40C id.; mutton. 16-lSc ajmi mwi ri. i . Onions 60-lb. Western Ore, yellows ro. nwa. io-i.39, iaaito yellows mod. $1-50-1.7$; Urge 1M-2.6S, whit Potaloea nrwiM - r"i district No. 1A $3 25-3.90; 2-Ib. tO-95c; no. I su-id. $1.10-120; wash. Yakima russet No. 1A 13 2.1 V) whlo r. 32 75-J K5 Hay Following prices are strictly is.s. . irm anaira or better carlota. fob. Portland 32-36: U.S. No. 1 tlnutUi ir- nmtm yt mixed hav umwrttfurf .Imm j 23 ton, baled, oa WUlamette valley VaVXIVaal. Portland Livestock "This lg apt to start a nice scandal, Miss Fartkrw I hero alono after school hoars!" Tea and New York Stock Quotations NEW YORK, Nov. 8-()-Todays closihf quotations: American Can 79 V4G?n Electric Am Power & Lt 74Gen Foods Am Tel & TeL.150Gen Motors Anaconda 33 Vi Goodyear Tir Bendix A via 304 In t Harvest Beth Steel 33Int Paper Boeing Air 20Kennecott Calif Pack 35 Libby McN St ! Canadian Pac 13 Long Bell A Case J I , 37 Mont Ward Caterpillar 51 ft Nash Kelvin.. Chrysler 54 Nat Dairy Comwlth Sou 3VsN Y Central Cons Vulte 8 Northern Pac - Continental Can 32 Pac Am jFish Crown Zel 25Pac Gas Elec Curtis Wr 7P T St T Douglas Air 49 Penney J C Dupont de Ne 170 37 S Radio Corp 38HRayonier 59TRayonier pfd 42 "4 Reynolds Met 27 Richfield 53 H Safeway . .. 53 Sears Roeb L 8HSo Pacific .. 18VStan Oil Cal 534Studebaker 134Sun Mining 27,HTransamerica 13 Vt Union Oil 17KUn Pacific 14ViUn Airlines 50U S Steel 94 Warner Bros - 43 H Wool worth 10 26 32 - 19 28 17 4 'f soy 81 22 V4 9 10 79 Va 82 11 72 9 43 Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore.. Ifcsv. (AP) Butterfat Tentative, subject to im- I mediate change. Premium quality max imum of .35 to 1 per cent acidity de livered in Portland. 68-7 lc lb; first quality, 64-$7c lb.; second quality. 63-66c- valley quotes and country points 2c less than first: Butter Wholesale f.o.b. bulk cube. grade A A. S3 score, 64c lb. ; A. 92 score, 64c lb.: B. 90 score. 61c lb.; C. 89 score. 60c lb. Above prices are strictly nominal. Cheese Selling price to Portland wholesalers: Oregon singles. 43-49c; Oregon 5-lb. loaf. 46-Slc. Eggs To wholesalers: A grade large. M'i-'ie; A grade medium 60'i-l'c-r A grade small 4Sfc-32fc; grade B large 53-S&C Live Chickens (No. 1 quality f o b. Plants) Broilers, under 2 lbs.. 33-34c lb.; fryers. 2 to 4 lbs.. 37-3Sc; roasters. 4 lbs. and over, 37-3Sc; fowl, leghorns, under 4 lbs.. 26-2&C lb.; fowl, leghorns, over 4 lbs, 28-29c lb.; colored fowl, all weights. 34-33C lb.; old roosters, all weights. 1S-19C lb. Turkeys-rPrices quoter are net to the producer on a dressed weight oasis. U.S. No. 1 young tomi, 45c lb.; No. 1 young- hens 56c Rabbits Average fo retailers for lo cally dressed animals. 58-2c: fryers. live, white. 32 -33c; colored. 30-Slc; old or heavy. 15-18c. Fresh dressed meats : Wholesalers to retailers in dollars a hundred pounds: Steers Good, all weight. $44 -48 JO; PORTT AVn M.. a (HI . SalabU and UAmX 250; holdover 300; calves 35; holdover 150; market alow oa DfavlnminAnt annnlv a iansL.is-jAn.MA. sr' w aiiuaE VWIIUIIUII grades; few medium grades steady; others weak to $0 cents lower with canner-cutter cows $0 cents-1.00 lower for two days: clearance far from com. plete; common-medium steers 11.00-25-00: canners down to 13.00; top Mon day 27.00 for low food fed steers; com. IIU.i.111. llitm t-l . I mm ft fc . M. . . i, ' iiw.w, ftran. ner-cutter cows 13.&O-13.00; shells down. warn 10 bjju; moaium-good beef cows 1( 00-21.00; good beef bulls 23 50; com. mon-good sausage bulls lt.OO-23.00; rood alr mtmm-mr aa m. kl-k choice vealers up to 2940 and 30.00; uw ncavy calves Z4.0O-Z9.00; com. moo grades down to IS on- uii m.w down to 12.00. Hogs: SaUbU 100; total 250; market slow, steady; good -choice 180-230 lbs. largely 36.00; medium-good 23 JO; neav. 350-450 lb. sows mostly 22.00; good choice 12 lb. feeder ) pigs 27.00. Sheep: Salable 100; total 200; hold, over $50; market uneven, limited of ferine' at fivKlhniM l,mita -.-..4 . 21X0-50; common-medium grades slow. "w. h.wwjw; suaoie supply medium feeders available; one deck good 73 lb. shorn hflldnwat mmmmm m 1 - heavy ewes 7.50; good light owes quot able up to 8.00. asaraet closed Thursday. Armistice, Portland Grain -1 : Arms " I In this city (Monday. November t, Agnes Hsyre, late resident of 1310 I. lSth st. at the afo of 13 years. Sur vived by a sister. Mrs. Lena Peebles of Portland: a niece. Mrs. Thelma Ray of Turner and two nephews. Jimmy Peebles of Portland and Bert - Pa, bleo of Turner. Services will be held Wednesdav. Mavscnhoe 10. at t-ta m The Rev. Orville Jenkins offlclatlng. uiiermeni in iseicreet .Memorial park. VITll.m V fU. . aUm. - i J u ... j mm mi, iniuwni P4 WvUlon BiU imdiy, November -uiTiTw vy iwo sis vera, aira. matj DsVWkssTtf sflrf fxamrsaa Ts snovC U a. , eaaasi awaissa IS Devroy of Green Bay, Wis. and bro ther. Sam JoUey of Green Bav. Shin. ment will be made to Green Bay by the Clougb-Barrtck company for serv. Ices and Interment. , . I ' : i a Mrs. Iu V PkMm f. , - - mmKm inwcni of 1747 Rrnaifwa mt . 1 i i PiUl Monday, November $. Survived by her husband. John Robins of Salem; a daughter. .Elsie, Robins of Salem- a son. John P. Robins of Berkeley. Calif.; two brothers. ) A. W. Prescott of War- rraioi. ana CMgeno Presdott of t Sa lem, and twrl iriniliihlMm . from the Clough Barrick rhane! Wed nesday. November 10, at 3:30 p, m. - mmm mm m . . . . xKrm asemonai para. DIIX y ) ClarenM W run 1.- . . i j.ii J453 Franklin St.. West Salem, at a San T'"cic hospital Sunday. November T. Survtved h. HI. r, M- DiU of Salem; a son. Donald Dill or Baiam; a sister, Ruth Dill of Flint. Mich.; a brother. Lawrence Dill of LOS Anaelee and hi jt- DtU o Flint. Services will be held at the Clough . Barrick chapel Wed. - - - si a a. am. r VT 'J ""iyr ai p. m., the Hv. I inii,i .1 Inn i . . j - torment in Belcrest Memorial park. PORT!. A NT1 Am Mnm, a A T Wheat: No futures quoted. Cash Brain - Cmntm Nit s 9a IK 2 JO; barley No. 3, 45 lb. BW. $4.00. Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 22',; soft white (no Rex) 2.22" i; white club 2.221,; western red 2.22',. nam red winter: ordinary 2 22i; 10 Der cent 2 24i'-- II nr --m.nl tai- . t. per cent 2.32 ,. Today's car receipts: Wheat $: bar ley J4; flour 4; corn $; oats 2; mlllfeed WEDNESDAY'S BROADCASTS Pacific Standard Time Kilocycles: KSLM 1390. KOCO 1499. KOIN 979, KGW 629. HEX 1199 Salem Market Quotations DOUR C KOCO n KOIN W KOW KCX 00:09 99:15 999 00:45 Mornlna News fTtmekeeper March Time fN KOCO tCLOCK i KOCO KLOCK .KOCO KIXKTX I Extenaloflf Sv. News of Amer. I KOIN Klock IKOIN Klock KOIN Klock Modi Podra IHodse Pods iKneass News I Hod so Podao Early Bird Early Bird (Early Bird Early Bird BtTTTERFAT I Premium , No. 1 No. 2 PRINTS I Wholesale Retail .Tt EGOI Rnkl Large doubtsA . Medium Pullets Cracks KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KCX Nt Tex Ritter Kom Klock Farm Time News (Rise and Shine I Rise and Shin Top Trade (News 4fc SportsjTop or Morning Newa (News (News Pred Beck IFarm Tlm (Old Songs Sam Hayes Agronsky (Bob aon Zek Manners E GO S W kalaaala Large double A Medium Aaublm A Pullets Cracks KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KEX Barg. Counter V. TJndlahr (Sons Pioneers Orchestra King Crusaders! King Crusadors)Wee Meiodlso Coffee Cup User News t Feature Story Grand Slam Rosemary Fred Waring Fred Waring Uack Berch iMelodles Breakfast Club (Breakfast Club Breakiast Club Breakfast Club KSLM News Gospel Singers Pastor's Call IKste Smith KOCO WUdw'd ChurehlVocal VUes. Without Words I News KOIN W Warren Aunt Jenny Helen Trent (Gal Sunday KGW Tommy Dorsey Tommy Dorsey (Tommy Dorsey (Tommy Dorsey KEJ aneiody uo Kna ury Aces i y Kyser . ty ivyser POULTRY No. 1 Le shorn hens . I No. 1 colored bans No. 1 colored fryers. 2W-3 lbs. No. 1 cotored fryers. 3 lbs. up I Nn f Aid mmIt. LIVESTOCK (By Valley Pack) I f mr .7 .7$ .70 S3 -47 .77 rH r M at J7 ml I YearUn I Ewes l KSLM Ladles First (Ladies First (Queen for Day Queen for Day j Ii KOCO Melody Time I Peggy Loo Music Years Music Years III KOIN Big Sister (Mi Perkins I Dr. Malone Guiding Light I 0 KGW Kneass News Orchestra ScL Byways Brighter Day KEX Ted Malone IKiernao ' irrue Story (True Story 1 KSLM Walts Serenade I Wait- Time lOrck. N.W. News I KOCO News Cowboy Jubilee (Hal Derwtn ' Hal Derwln I KOIN Mrs. Burton I Perry Mason I Nora Drake Evelyn Winters I KGW Double Nothing Double Nothing Today's. Child Light World KEX Betty Crocker Eleanor. Anna Star Spotlight (Northwesters At a KSLM Hit Time (News ' Bike Show IVariety Show "I KOCO MXady's MeL Ted Steele News Mem. Music I KOIN News (Come Get It Meet Missus Meet Missus I s-s KGW Kneass News I Ma Perkins Pepper Young Right Happiness KEX News Noon Dreams Galen Drake (listen to This I Fat dairy cows Cutter m Dairy heifers I nulls Calves (300 to 450 lbs.)" VeaL choice, Light sows Heavy sows . 12.00 to 2.00 to 15.00 to 10.00 to 13.00 to 17.00 to 14.00 to 20.00 to 22.00 to 20 JO to 13 00 14.00 7.00 14.00 13.00 17.00 22.00 23.00 25.00 22 JO 21.50 Stocks DroD to St TIT ! i ' 1 - NEW YORK. Vnw yLW stock market dropped to th low est level sine lata Mh lA-m. ' sail vii a mia v under a post-election pounding-. Leading- Issues plunged 1 to around 5 points, soma to ? new lows for the year. Fvft-om- piled up to around 0 at one time. Pressure I was an lntn times that twics during tha i day. the price reporting mechanism failed ! to keep up with dealings on the floor of the exchange, Just before the ! close enough buying power appeared to shave ! the day's widest losses but there was nothing like full-scale rally. Volume expanded to 2.260.000 shares from yesterday's 1,130,000. This was below two big sessions last week, j when prices cracked in the first reaction to the elec tion results,1 but still an unusually large amount of business. Selling was general. Big-time traders as well as the little . fel low along the line sold out or lightened stock holdings. ? ; The Associated Press averags of 60 stocks closed 2 points low er; at 63.9. Not since March 29 has so low a level been reached. Bottom for the year was touched Feb. 10 at 0.3. Of the 1.131 stocks which changed hands, 970 . declined while only 85 advanced. More than I7S Issues sold at new lows for the year. Stocks and Bonds Compiled by the Associated Press KSLM Johnson Family Orchestra JWest Salem KOCO Classics Classics (Lelbert KOIN Art Baker Art Baker INewspapor KGW Stage Wife (Stella Dallas (Lorenzo Jones KEX Break, in Holly Break, in Holly Kay West Blng Sings All-Time rsv. Newspaper fWldder Browa Kay West KSLM Happy Gang Happy Gang KOCO W KOIN Hint Hunt Hint Hunt KGW Girt Marries Portia's Life KEX Jay Stewart I Jay Stewart I Orchestra Com. Chest Salem Hounw. Salem Houriw. B em nouriw. saiem nour I House Party (House Party Plain Bin IPage FarreO Bride 4 Groom Bide-Groom KSLM Orchestra Qrch. lOrch. News KOCO 12th St. Hour 12th St. Hour 12th St. Hour 1 12th St. Hour i KOIN Klrkham News ri uner ly Yours Aruiur aoai rey I Annur uooxrey KGW Road of Life lLora Lawton lAunt Mary JNora Drake KEX Ladies Seated Ladies Seated Travelers Travelers KSLM Fulton Lewis (Hem in rw st (Passing Parade lOrchestra KOCO News (Pee Wee Hunt (Rhythm Ranch (Rhythm Ranch 1 1 , KOIN Arthur Godfrey I Arthur GodfreylClub is psd Murrow KGW Woman's Secret Life Beautiful (Linda's Lev Stars Today KEX Sunnysid Up Sunnyside Up Sunnyslde Up Sunnyside Up KSLM SuDermaa : IChandu. Magic. ICspL Mldnito ITom Mix koco sie-n- Jo IJan Garber sa Kevs . Bins Crosby KOIN Knox Manning Brer Rabbit (Colllngwood (Boo Garred KRS rmtM Nmrmm ICmtm - Moorad SunnT Side IE. Peterson KEX Yukon Chailng. Yukon Challng.fJack Armstrong (jack Armstrong Nov. 9 STOCK AVERAGES M IS 1$ 60 I iDDin nana urn Bias Tueaday S74 3S 4 30 1 S1J j-iwvious day SO T 4141 30.T 63.S Week ago M.g 4J.a 414 70. Month ago S2J 44J 40 3 60S Year ago $3.4 33J 41.7 as BOND AVERAGES 20 1 if 14 f1 . J . Wmmmm l Tuesday , Ml 100.7 SO 4 S2J "wous day OOJ 100.S NJ . S2 Week ago $0 $ 100.4 MJ $2.$ Month ifn on 1. ini a inn a Year ago $0 $ 101.4 102.1 $$.7 UoUanl (I Ybnr Eggs! lwcrs a D4rpridbLa Cash Markot! Cnrly'i Dairy Phon S-8783!, - KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KEX G. Heatter Newt Your Song Duffy's Tav. Sports Orchestra My Song" Your Song (Duffy's Tsv. Home Edition I Cisco Kid Cisco Kid (Candle Melody Candle Melody Star Harvest Star Harvest (Weston Show Weston Show M Wilson : (M. Wilson KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KEX Name of Song Eddie LaMsr Music Hall 13 Inc. Lone Ranger Nam of Song (Off. Detective Off Detective Navy Band (Top Band Top Band Music Hall Free for All. Free for All 13 Inc. : Curtain Time I Curtain Tim Lone Ranger I Amateur Hr. (Amateur Hr. Dr.T.T.LajsuNXt. Dr.G.ChasuN.D. DRS. CHAN . . . LAM CHINESE HERBALISTS 241 North Liberty Upstairs Portland GeaeraJ Electrte Csw Office open Satarday emly is n. te 1 e.a I It t s.m. Cesnl tia Blod pressaro and arias testa ar fro of skarga. Practiced I once If 17. I DDTTZ2Q nnALTni rr jt jr "r- MiiM.siP.M bi.c.j.vzAn ciH: - Q Why Suffer Any Longer m Cads leee Amaslng sneeese far S years In China. Ne asatter 'With what ailments ye ar srnic tre sis rders, staeslUa, beart, long s. Uv. r, kidaeys, gas, ensupatia, olrers. a la betes, rhra atlsm. gall and blad- asr sever, saxa, laaaai earn CHARLIE CHAN CHINESE HEX. CO. tS4 N CMnasereia. Pken $-l SAL KM. ORE. Offlc Hears $ t $ Taes. aad Sat. only plain cisa KSLM Amer. Forum I Amer. Forum I Family Theatre; Family Theatr KOCO C. Comments Marine Mory IParty Lin 1 Party n KOIN Lowell Thomas Uack Smith Dr. Christian IDr. Christian KGW Supper Club News iGUdersleev Gildersleeve I KEX Amateur Hr. lAmateur Hr. 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News: 10:13 Especially for Women; 11:00 Oregon School of the Air;. 11:13 I Concert HaU: 12:00 Newa: 12:13 Noon Farm Hour; 1 rOO Ride 'em Cowboy; 1:13 Variety Time; 1:30 This Day; 1:43 Mel ody Lane; 2:00 Woman of Influence; 2 30 Memory Music: 2:43 Ore. School of Air; 3:00 News: 3:13 Music of Masters: 14:0$ Oregon Reporter; 4:1$ Religious Emphasis Week: 4 JO Fsvorlte Hymns: 4:43 Children's Theatre: 3:00 On Upbeat: j 3:50 Sports Club; 4:00 News; S:1S Dinner Melodies; s :30 Headlines in cnemisiry; S:49 Guest Star: 7:00 Farmer's Union: 7:13 Evening Farm Hour; IM Radie Shorthand Contest; $30 Veteran's News: 8:43 News: J:00 Music That En dures: 9:43 Evenlssg Meditations; MM sign mjix. 1 '. if . , PAin Od I I A iicirr ' S JT71 AtA 3m 'dZr1 A) (rs . O coiVMsiA aaiw$ai$, inc. tacqma wa$ninston