Marion t
Thm Stciacaeriain, Or Thwikrt, CrnB tlt4T '
Ml
Third in Wage
Compilation
Although several thousand state
and other public employes were
not included in the compilation,
Marion county held third place
anions other Oregon countfis in
DAILY AND SUNDAY
The Nation's Top Comics
.
in
Your Home Newiptper
1 4 .1 ett'
1
covered wages paid out in the firs
quarter of 1949, the itate unem
ployment compensation commis
sion reported Wednesday.
A total of $7,809,248 were paid
out In this county. Lane county,
in second place, paid $15,351,369
to its workers covered by unem
ployment compensation, it was re
ported. Multnomah county was in
first place.
DAG WOOD.
WAKE UP
..(if
OHifoBMdlhg
a?V yV! xJSr.
' atar V' - V J a j . w
I . ,ili!i!JP,'JIil1'' :
fcillJ s tmH Casta
TIL HAVE CCyVJGE JUiCE?5
i TWO EGGS SCPAMBLEP, Ti
Sr BUTTEPED TOAST - VTy
y-B
4
C . . ... "
i 1 ' 'iv
rrvnVtfi.- w
.... . v 77-. a
A better idea of what the new sUte offlee buildinc will be like when
completed can be had by passers-by now since workmen tore down
part of the surrounding fence Wednesday. The fence was remov
ed from the southeast corner of the block, and concrete sidewalks
are being laid as bulldosers level the ground. (Statesman photo.)
Now York Stock Quotations
NEW YORK, Sept 7--To day's closing quotations:
Gen Electric ...... 37V4IVdJo Corp ..
Gen Foods 100U Rayonier
Gen Motors 62! Rayonier pfd
American Can .... 93
Am Power it Lt 11
Am Tel 8c Tel 143 V4
Anaconda
Bendix A via ...
Beth Steel
Boeing Air .......
Calif Pack
Canadian Pac, .
Case J I
Caterpillar .
Chrysler
Comwlth Sou
Cons Vultee ...
29
26y4
19 y
33
14
38
33 V,
52
10
Continental Can 33 i
26il Goodyear Tire .. 39 4
Crown Zel - 264
Curtis Wr 7
Tra i rfl a Air
Dupont de Ne SIHI
Int Harvest 36
Int Paper 54
Kennecott 45
Ubby McNfcL 7! So Pacific.
Long Bell A 20 V Stan Oil Cal
Reynolds Met .
Riclifield 4.
Safeway 4
Sears Roeb ....
Mont Ward
Nash Kelvin
Nat Dairy
N Y Central ....
Northern Ppc
Pac Am Fish .
Pac Gas Elec
P T it T
Penny J C
52lStudebsker
134' Sun Mining
33 I Transamerica .
10V, Union Oil .
S)kUn Pacific
Un, Airlines
33 V4 U S Steel i
1 02 Vi Warner Bros
5 Hi Woolworth
im
24
31V, 19T'
39!g
26
414
39
68 v4
22
9
IIV4
3 Hi
81
12
22
104
48
Feed Grains
ler
Close Higl
CHICAGO, Sept. 7-()-Feed
grains closed higher while wheat
ended mostly lower on the Board
of Trade today. Dealings were not
very active, the market's, main
feature being a lack of selling!..
Stock Market
Breezes Ahead
NEW YORK, Sept. 7-(-The
stock market breezed ahead today
for gains of fractions to more than
a point.
Demand for oils, motors, rails,
and radio and television stocks
parked the rise but plus signs
"were literally spattered through
most (ft the list.
. Non-ferrous Metal and Steel
company issued were among the
few which tended to hang back.
Trading activity expanded as
quotations edged forward. Turn
over of 850,000 shares was tops for
around three week and comparea
with yesterday's meager 640,000.
The Associated Press average of
60 stocks advanced .5 of one point
to 64.5. This compares with the
summer rally high of ,65.3 touched
Aug. 18.
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by the Associated Presa
S?nt. 7
STOCK AVERAGES
30 ? 19
Induat ' Rails
Net change
Wednesday .
Prv. day ...
Week mmo -.
Month ago
-Aj
. S0.7
90.2
. 91.6
Yar ago SJ,9
AS
S3 S
33t
i3
S43
45
- if
15
UUls
AS
41.1
409
40.7
40 8
41 J
Stocks9
AS
4 5
4 0
63.7
65 1
69.0
pressure everywhere except in
wheat. - !
At one time December wheat
made a new high since July, but
it ended on a small loss for the
day. There was a good deal of lo
cal buying of this contract against
sales of May. J uly wheat, repre
senting the 1950 crop, sank to a
new seasonal low.
Wheat closed lower to
higher, corn was -7s higher, rye
was V4 lower to 4 higher, soy
beans wre unchanged to i high
er and lard was 5 cents lower to
15 cents a hundred pounds higher.
There was little m the news to
give any incentive to trades in
wheataithough it was noted the
Commodity Credit corporation
bought 430,000 (T) bushels last
week end. Most of this was in the
Pacific northwest.
Labish Center
Bov Stricken
With Polio
LABISH CENTER Gary Lovre,
son of the Harry Lovre's. is in
Dornbecher hospital in Portland
after being stricken with infantile
paralysis last week.
Dinner guests at the E. BKlam
pe home Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Boehm. Guests at the
Klampe home Monday night were
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Starker and
Mrs. Katherine Daugherty.
Onion growers in this area were
well started on their harvesting
when stopped by the thunder show
er Sunday night The onions must
be dried off before they can be
stored for winter. There was much
activity in the onion market last
week with some options being tak
en for delivery in November and
later.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Klampe en
tertained Sunday for Mr. and Mrs.
Art Starker.
Mrs. Andy McCoy who has been
in a Portland hospital for about
is in critical condition.
BLOND IE
ITS' MV BE1IP-P'. rutrr T
TriAtSRKE CVXE Yb NEXXJ
TWr5 MANIAC, PAREE, IS
EUMINATlNQ
BOND AVERAOEf
to i 19 sr
Rails Indust
Net chsnge
Wednesday
Prev. day .
Week ago
Month ago .
Year ao ....
... 0
.911
913
91 1
.90S
9U
At
102 i
102 S
10 J
102 4
101.1
18
Uttl
unch
104 2
1042
1040
103.9
M.9
1
Torrn
Dl
TO J
70.3
S3. J
Columbia Press
Magazine Starts 1
Astoria, sept. t-(jp)-a new
magazine which will cover the
background of regional and local
news was initiated here today.
Entitled the Columbia Press, it
will be published monthly-by Ok!
Zatterlow, who publishes a Fin
nish language newspaper here, and
by Walter Mattila. Oregon Jour
nal, marine editor and former As-torlan.
Hazel Green School
To Open Monday
HAZEL GREEN Hazel Green
school will open Monday, Septem
ber 12. The floors have been sand
ed and varnished, the interior has
been freshly painted and many
other Improvements have been
made.
Roy Aker was elected to replace
Julius Slattum as director. Glen
Looney was elected clerk at a "re
cent school board meeting. Other
directors are Kenneth Bayne,
chairman and Ray McKibben.
Teachers are the same as last
year. Mrs. A. B. Wiesner will teach
the upper grades; Mrs. J. C. Mor
rell. intermediate, and Mrs. Cora
Clark, primary.
; ;
9-
Trial Opens in South
Oregon Murder Cage
ROSEBURG, Sept. 7 -UP)- Test
imony opened today in the murder
trial of Victoria Sanders. 21, who
is accused of slaying Ralph Mojon
nier in their cabin near Drain two
years ago.
Selection of a Jury five men
and seven women was complet
ed yesterday.
DIC
WCTU TO MEET
SILVERTON Silverton's WCTU
chapter will hold its September
meeting at the Christian church
parlors Friday at 2 p.m. New of
ficers will be elected and the
program will be in charge of Mrs.
A. H. Smith.
THURSDAY'S BROADCASTS
Pacific Daylight Time
Kiloeyeles: KKLM IJM. KOCO 1491. ROIN 871. KG IV ilA urr tlfll
ho urn
6KSLM
KOCO
KOIN
sow
. SIX
Morn. Newa.
00:15
pawn Patrol
I
News Roundup K0IN Klock
Hods Pod( (Hod Pods
Early Bird Zarly Bird
e-.se
(Farm News
IKOCO KJock
KOIN Klock
iKneasa Nf
Early Bind
C:4S
(March T!m
IKOCO Klock
IKOIN Klock
(Hods Pods
tarly Bird
Pedee Families
Visit, Entertain
PEDEE Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Burbank, accompanied by the Rev
and Mrs. E. ! A. Fogg. Milwaukie,
visited at Crater Lake and Rose-
bura last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Ziebeck of
Cottage Grove and Mrs. Lena Tur
ner of Maupin, visited this week
at the W. Troy Turner and Fran
cis Dyer homes.
Among those attending the. wed
ding of Miss Lois Siddall and Rob
ert Miller at Salem Saturday were
Mrs-. Mollie Lacey, grandmother of
the bride, Mrs. Sidney Howard, Mr.
and Mrs.Jerry Ronco, Mrs. Thera
Womer, Miss Nola Vomer.
lit. and Mrs. Lyle Ritner are
the parents of a 7 pound girl bom
August 30 at Salem General hos
pital. The baby has been named
Carolyn Sue and Is the second
child. Grandparents'! are Mr. and
Mrs. P. M. Ritner and Mr. and
Mrs- Fred Brassfield.
Mrs., Willamette DeRosa and
children of San Luis Obispo, Calif,
are visiting! at the home of her
father, Arthur Dyer and brother
Francis Dyer. Dyer Is in a Dallas
hospital recovering ifrom injuries
received in a logging accident.
7KSMI
KOCO
KOIN
a KGW
six
Dawn Patrol
Tex Hitter
Koik Klock
Farm Tlma
News
Dawn Patrol (Dawn Patrol News
Nws At Sports Tod O' Mornlne ITon O Morning
INws ICMck Jo, Frd Back
IFarm Time Old Sons JKneasa News
nana tux IBoo Uaxmn Tim
Box
IBob Haxan
Tempos
8
KSLM
KOCO
KOIN
KGW
KKX
News
Weet Melodies
User News
Music
Time Tempos
(Bresktast Oang!Breakiast GerotTop Trades
Wildwd church
(West Melodies
Art Baker
iMusie
lArgonaky
i fHJrmrTt?MCgg T BELIgVg 1 r T W&MT NrHI -m T-AcrTI ft,r-A.,... - XI
PWEN ITOOMtS, TME ATTACK" SRCE OUT TO DINNER. 1 I ARE OOtNO TO MAKE aS 1
I Wl Li TAKE PLACET IN INSIST ON KEEPING MIM AN TALLATONo OUP I
LsgKEl PgESSJNG BOOM. J WITH M3U glGHT UP TP A L TrojQk
A' i u i n r I r mw wurv i i i tuat cum n r a r y wi i muii "si-nif m
-
TRACT ' " ' ' I -L-f II --JlfcrtW I bLJ
V-r- lwj?6RtN0TDHAVERXk'5AM . y1 Lf ARN SOMETUIM' THEY BEfYt SOME 0AY III PM0 W RXJCS
GEE,ZERO.WiaYAIfe; A HOME AN GO t SCHOOL 2 WONT KNOW THE 0AY 6E,wSSrfT WAT " BE SwSllTir
L QY LITTLE Txli EVERY DAY LIKE REGULAR a BEFORE-AN WHEN THEYGET MAKESME FEEL HAPPY JUST
iny KSr Ji6,TMEYlREJgggBLE C2 WINK ABOUT r?'
finm7mFWTJQ !lTPaP"""""S'i-aBBBBBaBaaM
LITTLE 'ANNIE BOONZT
BUZZ
IStars Sine
Make Believe (Make Believe
I Riders of SafeiSam Hares
IZ. Manner Stars Strut
KSLM Barfaln CountrMarn SncHal Knm Ptmira rM.l.
OCO Haven af Raat lHn of n.ct lu,i IT i- Tk.n..
522f StoPT I Newt (Grand Slam Rowmirr
5ow gwnd Cub; Kecond Cup Jack Berch iNews
KEX Bfast Chib iB'fast Club iB'fart Oub IB'fast Club
9;
Look land ; Learn
I 1:
By A. C Gordoa
1. What are tha jroung of each
of the following called: (a) goat
(b) frog, (q) deer, (d) bear7
2. What i the science of sounds,
especially of speech sounds, cal
i. What if the literal meaning of
"veto"
4. Which iis the ; ' oldest living
specimen of tree descended from
geological times
5. What is a testator?
k Sanswers '
1. (a) Kid. (b) tadpole, (c)
fawn, (d) cpb.
2. Phonetics.
S. "I forbid.'
4. The pine tree;.;
5.. A man who leaves a will or
testament in force at his death.
10
KSLM
KOCO
KOIN
KGW
KKX
News
N. W.
News
I Kate
Mem.
Smith
Music
Wendr Warren! Aunt Jenny
bc Aavued
Pastor' Call
ITune Time
(Sage Riders
Ijoncert
News
I Be Advised
Todar Stars
IH. Trent Cal Sunder
(Home Towner Tropic Echoes
I Tropica na
(Promenade
11!
KSLM
OCO
KOIN
KGW
KEX
News
Music Mart
Big Sister
Orchestra
T. Malone
(Walker's
IMusic Mart
IMa Perkins
lOrcheatra
Galen Drake
lOrganalltirt
Jan Garber
Dr. Malone
iroday's Child.
I True Story
IWalti Serenade
IVariety
IGuidlns Light
!L. Lawton
tTrue Story
121
KSLM fop Trades INews 'Oueen for
KOCO H'wood Music IHoUyw'd Music 'News ,
OIN Newa ICanw Gt It IN nraka
KGW Double NothtaS Doublfc Nothing News
KEX B. Crocker INews IBaukhage
Day Queen for Day
I red Dale
iBrtKhter Day
ILiKht World
i Baukhage
1
KSLM
KOCO
KOIN
KGW
KEX
Ladles first Ladies First 'N. W News (Bob Eberlr
Mae's Melodies I Mac's Melodies i Mac's Melodies (Mac's Melodies
Mrs. Burton P Mason Bright St Light I Air-Flo
Life Beautiful IRoad of Life IPepper Family lHapplness
Northwest vINorthwest Kay West IKay West
2
KSLM Tell Neighbor 'Johnson Fara. lOrgan Reveries iBlhg Sings
KOCO Macs Melodies (Mac's Melodies Mac-s Melodies iMacj Melodies
KOIN Air Newspaper Air Newspaper Chicagoans ITurefully Yours
KGW B sUge wile Stella Dallas ILorenzo Jones IWidder Browa
KEX B fast Hollw'd B'fast HoUw'd Easy Aces iMeet Menjous
HOSTS ACS TCV1
rgyiisk? to scPi!ZE us OUT op
revsNiN'A
M V ' sr .1 iv V ' . asssstrrv m ryi
I 1
MICKEY MCUSf
EVENiN'l 1TPM0W PO
fc
31
KSLM
KOCO
KOIN
GW
KKX
The Storm
ffhe Storm
Music
(Music
Mac's Melodies (Mac's Melodies (Mac's Melodies IMac's Melodies
Art rurkham (Meet Missus
Glrfo Marries .traces Life
Surprise Pkg. Surprise Paa.
n4eet Missus 'Robert Lewis
IPlain Bull IPage Farrell
tBride Si Groom!Bride St Groom
4
KSLM
KOCO
KOIN
KGW
KEX
Lucky T
Movie Time
Robert Lewis
tVetc'me Trav.
Be Seated
Lucky -T
IPhUoaopher
! Robert Lewis
IWelc'me Trav.
IBe Seated '
Brand wynn
iBedlam
(Robert Lewis
(Aunt Mary
lAdd-s-Llne
(News
IBedlam
Robert Lewis
ILove it Leara
lAddra-Ltne
5
KSLM
KOCO
KOIN
KGW
KEX
Fulton Lewis
Rhythm Ranch
Curt Master
Woman Secret
Squirrel Cage
IF.
jRythm Ranch
little Show
Sunny Side
Squirrel Cage
Hemingway Behind Story
IBing Crosiey
(Club IS
INews
John Lujack
tNa
IKeyboard
Ed Murrow
(Harkness
Uohn Lujack
6!
KSLM
KOCO
OIN
KGW .
KKX ..
B-Bar-B
Candle Light
K Manning
Serenade
Sports
B-Bar-B
Candle Light
Beulah
Serenade
Homo Edition
(Champion
INews
C. Huntler
(Music Cocktail
I Romances
Music
Bill Stern
News
E. Peterson
Romances
7i
KSLM
KOCO
KOIN
GW
KEX
Gab. Heatter
Pat O'Brteo
Suspense
Nelson Eddy
Headline
N.W New (Ramblers I Ram biers
Mnsic Jackpot Evelyn Knight football Proph.
iSuspense Crime Photo. Crisne Photo.
(Nelson Eddy (Be Advised I Be Advised
Euntr uayis immon Huny on Damon Kunyon
KOCti
KOIN
KGW
KKX
Drama
Track 1490
Playhouse
Fred Waring
Counter Spy
Charlie Spivak
Track 1490
Playhouse
Fred Waring
Counter Spy
I Morgan Mannar Morgan
'Track 1480 iTrack 1490
Manner
.trst Nlghter
IPred Waring
(First 100 yrs.
frtrst Nlghter
Fred Waring
First 100 yrs.
9f
KSLM flop lone Cas. JHop long Cas.
OCO Track 1480 ITrack 1490
KOIN L. Thomas (Smith Show
KGW Sinatra-Kirsten News World
KKX Amateur Hr. (Amateur Hr.
Bee Follies
News
Mr. Keen
M. Wilson '
Amateur Hr.
Ire Follies
(Connie Riiaaet
Mr. Keen
IM. Wilson
Dream Musie
A ' ! .
' I i :
wrriA 11
KSLM News Local News
KOCO Frontier Town (Frontier Town
KOIN Star Final IF.B L
KGW News IS ports Page
KKX News tntermezzo
News
Your Wuaie
Concert Hour
Music
four Musie
Parade Bands
wagon
Hour
KSLM Fulton Lewis
KOCO Nocturne
KOIN Serenade)
KGW Sam Hayee
KKX Concert Hew
JBob Poole
(Nocturne
jlfOM Ac World
(Was Museum
(Concert Hour
Poole
(Nocturne
nestra
rax Mueeura
Musie
INoeUtme
(Orchestra
(Wax Mbm
latasa
KOAC S50 k. evThur4ay 1040
The News; 10:1 Especially for Women:
11:00 The Concert Bad; 120 The
News: 11 JS pjn. Noon Farm Hour;
1 -Ot Oron Stat Fair: tM Cavaleade
Drama: SOS Memory Book of Music;
S 00 The News: 3.1 Musie of the Mas
ters: 4S Interloehea Concert: S-00 On
toe Upbeat; 1J0 550 Sports Club; H0
The News; S:1S Round the Cam pf Ire;
S:4S Spot Market and Market Re
views: IM Oregon State Fan-: 0 00
Aviation In the Jiiews: S IS Great Songs:
I -30 Piogiam a Canada; S:44 Tbe
News: OrS Mutae that Kndursr:
Even ins Meaitatlons: ISM Kccwrsla
m Setanee: 10 S anaoe; 10:4S The
News: 11. OS Sign Off.
-erL-' ON HIS WY BACK TO TV HOSPITAL. V
AFTER WIRJNO HIS RENT5 THE NEWS A
Top twc arpjval of their f
6RArAUcrr0i;-A
-.WIS CAR LEFT TVal ROAO AMO OUssVsSDl
ALOEN STONE WAS IN6TAMTLY KlLirP...
LKAVIMO HIS WIPg. JaWXK, PPasHUsBB(
UNLESS THE STONES RCLfTED.
fTV- UTTUIRU
r ,f TVRfSHonsaa.
j V amo mrvo-RLesci
1 -NCE LOT OP I CANTT TELL A .
1 StNCE TMc I A" TOAOSTdai'
XviWtu&J y rh-
1ASOLZKE ALLEY
VOUVE COT TO KNOW NOT FOR ME?
TWCM, THAT ALL. I I WOULDN'T
NOW WEKE rS TWE I TKU5T My
CCTBLE ACARJCU9 Be9T PBENO
CAMPETRrS rVW!CW i ON THAT J
I CZOV5 IN TWC J.,m i i ,,
rr not to
Be CONPU6EP
rVrrw ACAJQCU5
FASTlBILrS,
DANCEEOU5.
T AREN'T VI
1 vrxi II
ArJZAIO 1!
Trt t? at H
1 i s r
I WUn4 (4 1 TME ONE B
! DANCER0U5.J KXI PCKlF
CAT EM?
WMEN I WANT
SOME TO EAT
I GO CVEil
TO THE STORE,
oil
i cain't see TH
DING-DONG
FLOOR SHOW
FROM AH INT THIS
INfUNNEL POST.
PAY UP AND
GET OUT IFVOU
DON T Line IT
HEREU
BARNET GOOGLt
THTHAT
PATCHWORK TIEl!
IT'S GW1NVETH
I-1 FEEL ALL FUNNY
INSIDE
VE LOOK rr
OUTSIDE TOO,
COUSIN
f ( HECSFUL VE DON'T
yrr.rJv, I r GIT A CRICK
bck
2SSSiSSIIa2s2MCMlISS""""""."J
1