Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 9

ist 11, 1938 ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Paje Nine arket and Financial News SECOND AUTO DEATH DEMING, N. Aug. 10 A head-on automobile accident near here Tuesday claimed the life of a second victim Wednesday. J. L.

McCarter of Jolly, died at Doming hospital about 24 hours after the accident in which his wife was killed instantly. WANT OFFICER BACK RATON, N. Aug. 10 OP-Petitions were in circulation hen Wednesday for the reinstatemen' of State Patrolman T. Jackson discharged Monday by Chief E.

House for "not being on the The movement for Jackson's re instatement was headed by Mayoi Ralph P. Kress, who termed thi officer's discharge a "distinct losi of Raton." cial CCC Inspector Lauds Erosion Curb Work in Sacramento Mountains Fred B. Agee, CCC inspector from the Washington offices of the forestry service, reported here Wednesday on the remarkable work being done in the Sacramento Mountains region in Southern New Mexico. Activity of the CCC enrollees in overcoming the effects of soil erosion is showing appreciable he said. "Some of the worst evidences of soil erosion noted." Agee added, "is on private lands inside the national forest boundaries.

There is an excellent opportunity for continued work by CCC enrollees in that area, not only in measures against erosion but in recreational development, stream improvement and roads and trail work." down; best vealers $9 00 9.50; odd lots stock steers $3.25 (ii 7.00. Hogs 400; butchers and sows 50 off; 170 to 250 pounds $8.50 lit. 8.75; few down to 260 to 315 pounds $8.00 8.25; bulk sows $5.73 6.50; smooth light butchers $6.75 6 7.10. Sheep 7700; trucked In spring lambs weak to 25 lower; medium to good natives $7.00 8.25; common yearlings $4.40 5.00; good to native ewes $2.50 3.75; late Tuesday range feeding lambs $7.15 a 7.30. KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK KANSAS CITY, Aug.

10 (AP-USDAil Hogs 1500; mostly 25 to 35 lower than Tuesday's average; underweights and pigs 50 or more lower; top good to choice 170 to 350 pounds $8.25 8.55; 260 to 325 pounds $7.60 8.25; 130 to 160 pounds $7.50 8.25; sows $5.75 6.50, a few light weights to stock pigs mostly $8.00 down. Cattle 3500, calves 600; early sales beef steers and yearlings about steady) some buying interests, however, bidding weak to lower; light yearlings and she stock steady to easier; bulls weak; vealers steady; stackers and feeders In narrow demand, weak to 25 or more lower: choice light wilght fed steers $11.00 (A 11.25; seven loads grass steers early $7.75 and load fed heifers good heavy western cows cutters mostly $3.50 lit; 4.50; vcaler top small lots stock-ers down from $7.25. Sheep 3500; slow; no sales spring lambs, most bids around 25 lower; best trucked in native spring lambs $8.00, some Kansas offerings held above load 96 pound Texas yearlings $6 35, quotable strong; nothing done on aheep. Wool Shearings Expected to Total 14,966,000 Pounds LAS CRUCES, N. Aug.

10 (m The Bureau of Agricultural Economics estimated Wednesday approximately 14,966,000 pounds of wool had been, or would be shorn in New Mexico in 1938. This was a second straight decrease, compared with 15,394,000 pounds clipped in 1937 and pounds in 1936. The report of Agricultural Statistician Fred Daniels estimated the number of head clipped in the state at 2,169,000, for an average weight per fleece of 6.9 pounds. Production in Texas in 1938 was estimated at 76,903,000 pounds, about 1,000,000 higher than in 1937. A smaller average weight per sheep shorn this year was about offset by the increase in the number of sheep shorn.

The total wool shorn in the nation for 1938 was estimated at 368,528,000 pounds, about up from 1937 and about the same increase over the five-year average. The estimated number of sheep shorn was 46,632,000, more than last year by about 600,000 head. Seaboard Air Line Seaboard Air Line Pfd 1J4 Seaboard Oil 23 Sears Roebuck 78'i Scrvel Inc 163 Sharon Steel Corp 17'i Shell Union Oil 17 Shell Union Oil, Pfd 1037'. Silver King 7l. Simmons Co 291.

Socony-Vacuum 15 Sou Cal. Ed 223i Southern Pacifio 19'. Southern Ry 13 Va Southern Ry. Pfd 18 'a Sperry Corp 23'a Standard Brands 8 Standard Q. and E.

14 Pfd, 8'. Standard O. and E. $8, Ptd 18' Standard O. and $7, Pfd 24 Standard Oil, Cal 33 Standard Oil, N.

58 Stewart-Warner Stone and Webster 10' Studcbaker Corp 8'4 Swift and Co 18s. Telautograph 41. Texas and Pacific Ry 23 Texas Corp 47' 4 Texas Gulf Sul 373 Texas Pac. C. and 0 Texas Pac.

L. Tr 10' Thatcher Mfg 22'a Transamerica 1034 Trans and Western Air Transue and Williams 10 Twenty Century Fox 24 Union Carbide 83 Union Oil Cal S1V4 Union Pacific 917. Union Pacific Pfd 777. United Air Lines 9'i United Aircralt 27J United Corp United Corp. Pfd United Drug 6 United Fruit 65 Sunflower Street Dally Record Marriage Licensee Lee T.

James and Laura P. Watne, both of Albuquerque. Joe Del Olivlera and Lucy W. Baize, both of Albuquerque. Bradner Jones and Florence Elizabeth Millar, both of Albuquerque, New Can Roy Chevrolet pickup.

E. A. Johnson, Plymouth sedan. C. H.

Budgett, Plymouth sedan. Moton H. Biey, DeSoto sedan. Distrlrt Court J. 0.

Ztical given tungment of $105 against C. C. Head and Frank Hullinger. Jesslebelle Eavenston Bentley given divorce from Luther A. Bentley cn grounds of incompatibility.

H. V. Paul vs. New Mexico Construction Company. Judgment approving settlement for workman's compensation.

City of Albuquerque vs. A. O. Pavlantos and eight others. Suit for foreclosure of property In Francisco Armljo Otero and Northern Additions for alleged non-payment of paving assessments.

Shirley Dee Denney files petition for divorce from James Rutledge Denney charging incompatibility. William Hal Smith vs. Henry Camfordam and James W. Kimbley, doing business as the City Produce Company. Suit for $6500.

Jane Baldwin Brannln given divorce from Clarence Van Ness Brannln on grounds of Incompatibility. Symantha C. Woods Slsro files petition for divorce from Oscar Slsco, charging abandonment. Julius Mandell and Paul Dreyfuss, doing business as Mandell and Dreyfuss Company vs. Pablo Marlro.

Suit tor $400.07. Real Estate Transfers Julia A. Brrrithers to A. R. Losh.

Lots 21 and 22 in Block 47 of the University Heights Addition. Warranty deed. V. K. Crowell and wife to Mary E.

Coons. Tract 6 of the Garden Acres Addition. Warranty deed. Transito Candelarla to Glenn I. Hastle and wife.

Portion of Tract 24 on Map 39. Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District Survey. Warranty deed. Demetrio Sanchez and wife to Celso Carter. Tract In School District No.

28. Quitclaim deed. Albuquerque National Trust and Savings Bank to Maud G. Baum. Ten acres in Section 25, Township 9 North, Range 1 East.

Trustee's deed. James D. Gilpin and wife to J. L. Dobson.

Lot 8 in Block 45 of the Terrace Addition. Warranty deed. Korber Realty, to W. R. Norrls and wife.

1.76 acres in School District No. 11. Warranty deed. Margarita C. Medina to Celso Carter and Claudina M.

Carter, .48 acres In School District No. 28, Warranty deed. Building Permits Mrs. C. F.

Tichtner, 217 Cornell, to construct a porch. $50. Frank L. Chavez. 617 South Second, to build a two-room adobe house, costing $200.

it was quoted at 8.41, with the list 4 to 6 points net higher. Futures closed 7 to 10 higher. High Low Last October 36 8.29 December 8.44 8.38 January 8.45 8.40 March 8.47 42 Mav 8 50 8 45 8.36 8 44 8 44-45 8 47 8 8 52 Julv 8.52 ti.50 Spot steady; middling 8.46. METAL MARKET NEW YORK, Aug. 10 (API Copper steady; electrolytic spot 10.12'i: export $10.35.

Tin steadv: spot and nearby 43.25-37li; forward 43.50-42'i. Lead steady; spot, New York 49.90-95: East St. Louis $4.75. Zinc steady; East St. Louis spot and forward $4 75.

Pig Iron, aluminum, antimony, quicksilver, platinum and Chinese wolframite unchanged. BAR SILVER NEW YORK. Aug. 10 (AP)-423, unchanged. Bar allvet INVESTMENT COMPANIES WALL STREET rages: the Associated Press A ug.

10) 30 15 Ralls 0.3 20.5 18 9 38.9 21.6 12.1 49.5 19.0 15 60 Stks. D4 49.4 49 8 47.9 69.4 60.8 33.7 75.3 41.7 18.9 157.7 61.8 Indus. D.B 72 ly 72.7 09.8 98.2 74.0 49 2 101.8 57.7 Util. D.l 33.7 33 8 33.9 43.3 35.1 24 9 54.0 31.6 23.9 184.3 61.8 In recent years: 17.5 8.7 146.9 153 9 61. 8 85.3 RK.

Auk. 10 (AP) Buyers and i plnyed a wary game In the et Wednesday, leaving a twist- am trail In the price fluctuant of the changes was on the or prices in the trading favor-the rank and lile stocks went ways. iders. It seemed, were so pre- udying foreign and home po-rs they could not make up their narlcet strategy, although busl- United States by most of the ts continued to travel the re- i'cr Impending developments In vope and the Japanese-Russian les was allayed somewhat by a elrn currencies against the dol-the British pound. The sharp European exchange rates lately, by a heady demand for gold i market at London, stirred un-sslons In Wall Street over the of the flight of money Inlo pparently contributed to recent isjor oommndlllfs here, nns totaled 809,880 (hares Tuesday.

ress 12I-, Ap 1'4 icau 11' 4 'ip Steel 18'a nlcal and Dye 179 lO'i 50 28', 20 12 12 Mfg. 'an sir and Fdy rhaln and Cable Com. Al Crystal Supar CryMnl Sugar 6, 78 nd Foreign Power Locomotive 22 Metal 35 IJow. and I.t 5 Radiator and St 15'4 Soiling Mill Rolling Mill, Ptd 79 Smelter and Ref Steel Fdy 29 Tel. and Tel 142', Tob.

87 Water Works in'. Water Works Pfd 85 Woolen 'i Woolen, Pfd 40 1., ck, 01. 20 8 23. 4 9. Wining to 'rp ocomotlve 10', and Ohio Oil 19 'rcamery ietlnn Steel Steel 7, Pfd.

plane ninum and Brass 17 22 68 '1 89 27 27 32'. 33 6 ler Pfd. Adding Machine jji, Ml Co and Hecla Wyant 2 11 17 19 05 24 48 81 iry Otnger Ale Pacific R. I) Co Corporation Pasco and Ohio R. fllwaueKe.

St. Paul, Pfd Corporation 71 CRANNV LOU MAS SOME I4ELP WITH TWF MILKING 1' LWl PRIM, I O.JJLgrN minwnp nog SALTOX RETURNS Robert C. Salton, of the timber management division of the U. S. forestry service, regional headquarters, returned Wednesday from the Apache National Forest where he has been inspecting timber sale operations.

It has been found that are 30 per cent more restless than women during sleep. By TOM LITTLE nd TOM SIMS By Brandon Walsh By George NOMINAL QUOTATIONS BY R. O. BULKLEY CO. Bid Asked Aviation Shares 1.21 1.33 Bank of America 49.00 51.00 Br08d Street 25.00 26.47 Dividend Shares 1.28 1.40 Hamilton T.

1.84 2.03 Incorporated Investors 17.60 18.93 Mass. Investors Trust 21.20 22.56 Mt. 8tates Tel. and Tel. 116.00 120.00 Potash Co, of America 38 (no offering) Office Copyright, 1938, by the International News Service Colgate Pa'mollve 13 Columbia Oas and Electric 7 Commercial Credit 49 1 a Commercial Investment Tr 547a Commercial Solvents 11 Commonwealth and Southern l' Congoleum Nairn 25 Consolidated Edison 277 Consolidated Film Pfd 8H Consolidated Laundries 5' a Consolidated Oil 10 Consolidated Textile Continental Bakers A 23:14 Continental Can 46 Continental Oil, Delaware 33-i Coty, Incorporated Crown Zellerbach 133 Crucible Steel 3(5' Curtlss Wright 6'2 Delaware, Lackawanna, Western 77a Diamond Match, Pfd 39' Douglas Aircraft Dow Chemical 130 Du Pont de Nemours 129 Eastman Kodak 177'i Eaton Mfg 21 Electric Power and Light HW El Paso Natural Oas 25 Erie R.

Firestone Tire and Rubber TTnc- Whfllr 3 22 11H Freeport Sulphur Oeneral Baking General Electric Oeneral Foods General Mills "8 rcon-ml Mntnra Gillette 8afety Razor Olmbl Brothers Glldden Company Gnnrtrlrh IB. 14 23 241 Goodrich iB. Pfd. uuuvmwi 1101 Goodyear T1re and Rubber Onodvear Tire and Runner, riu. Great Northern R.

R-. Ptd urrni "v.n, iirctcrrt Kiionr Pfd I-3 S7H Hershev Chocolate Hershev Chocolate, Pfd. Holland Furnace Hollv Sugar Homrslake Mining Houston Oil Howe Sound Hudson Motor Hupmoblle Motors Illinois Central R. Industrial Rayon Inspiration Copper Interlace Iron International Harvester International Nickel International Tel. and Tel.

Johns Manvllle Roofing Kennecott Copper Kresge iS 8.) Krocer Grocery Latrhert Co. Lehtch Vnllpv R. 90 45Va lT'i 65'- 8''. BJ, IV, 12' 20'' 15' 12'! 53 40 'i R'. 95' i.

415 101'. "4 54 48''4 Llbbv-O-F Class Llbby. McNeil and Llbby J(( Liquid Carbonic 204 Lorillard 27 Mark Trucks J2 Mnpma Copper 24 49 Martin Co Mav Dept. Ctores 48 Mclntyre Porcupine MrKeesport Tin fllj ivHjjciinii Miml Copper Mid. Cent.

Pet. Montgomery Ward Murray Corp Na'h-Kelvlnator Nat. Biscuit Nat. Cash Register Vat TVtlllpr 11 18 6 47 9 10 33 27 25 Nat Pow. and Lt J'" N.

Y. Central R. Norlorlk and Western Pfd Vy. Nor Am. Aviation North American Co Nerth American Co.

Ftd Northern Pacific 12 Oltin Oil 10 Owens-Ill Glass 'In Par Oas and Electric 27 Parkr.rd Motor 6 Park Utah Cons Mln 2' Penney Penn R. Plirips Dodge Pet Procter and Oamble Procter and Gable Pfd. Public Service N. Pullman Pure Oil Radio Cirp of Am K. Remington Rand Republic Steel RynoMs Metals Revnolds Tob.

B. Safeway Stores St. L. San. Fran Schult.

Retail Store 21 3 41 56 .115 30 32 11 7 2 16 18 14 43 20 Estimated Annual Payroll 975,000 541,000 2,000,000 3,154,000 182,000 110,000 2,150,000 270,000 2,200,000 100,000 445,000 250,000 130,000 300,000 58,000 173,000 239,000 363,300 200,000 526,000 1,200,000 680,000 367,000 310,000 739,000 320,000 500,000 334,000 60,000 $18,881,000 Registered U. S. Patent AM I SUPPOSED TO GO DOWM THROUGH THE BASEMENT TO GET TO MY TWIUK 7 AN' WILLVA LOOKAT THE OM OAMCES WHEM THE" WIMD WAY ir lC1 Saying It With Flour IT WAVE5 AM' WHEM YOU'RE. mf: HVpi nil. Kit r.lm 8yndn.it, Ii.

WiiHJ nthu nOT 'c enow 9 AM' A WHEAT OCEAM IS CTUST THE SAME WATCHIM' A WATER. OCEAM ALL YOU KIN SEE IS WATER BUT YOU KMOW IT'5 ALL A' 71 IT IT'5 JUST LIKE LOOKIN AT AN CEPTIM' ALL FULL BISCUITS AM' STUFF THAT HAVE TO EAT EVECV MADE BOSTON WOOL BOSTON, Aug. 10 (AP-USDDA) Only scattered sales were being closed on domestic wools In the Boston market today. Prices were about steady to slightly easier compared with last week. Graded combing three-eighths blood bright fleece wools moved at 31 to 32 cents In the grease.

Graded combing three-eighths blood territory wools were available at prices mostly around the low side of last week's price range at 59 to 61 cents scoured basis. Good French combing length fine territory wools In original bags were selling In comparatively limited quantities at mostly 64 to 65 cents scoured basis. WOOL TOP FUTURES NEW YORK, Aug. 10 (AP) Despite Inactive trading In wool top futures Wednesday prices held steady on covering and trade buying. Roubaix values gained 10 centimes and Antwerp was unchanged to Vd down.

Futures closed here 2 lower to 5 higher. Dec. 80. 5B; March 81. 8B; May 81.53.

Spot, standard tops 82.0, up 0.5. Bid. SPOT COTTON NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 10 (AP-USDAl Spot cotton closed quiet, 8 points higher. Saies 375.

Middling 8.50. GALVESTON, Aug. 10 (AP) Spot cotton steady, 10 up; middling 8.26; sales none. NEW YORK NEW YORK, Aug. recoveries In cotton on fears of Increased a result of further COTTON 10 (APIModerate today were based weevil activity as rains east of the Mississippi River.

Scattering demand scarcity of contracts up from 8.38 to 8 44. encountered a as December sold In mid-afternoori BRINGING UP FATHER oidw't i tttllvou to keep out op this room? if vou kkjocx this lamp over-1 will bcaim vol) -its the Only valuable antique Wt HAVt Ltl" I LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY GEE. ZEPO-AMT IT PRETTY? I WMEM THE SUM 15 SHIWIMG DOWM IT A WHEAT FIELD 15 TUST AS LOVELY A3 A GAR DEM PULL OF FLOWERS -ii' fe TILLIE THE TOILER I KNOW TILLIE WANTS YOU AS BEST MAN AT OUR WEDDING, BUT IF HIKE VOU REFUSE -THAT'S I'LL THAT SET OM WELL, BLESS MY SOUL. WHAT GOES ON HERE -V- MtL BET TILLIE SET TIM TYLER'S LUCK 3U3T OFFERED US 6UESS IT HAS a special Detail, something to IF VrVE WANT IT WITH THAT r4ii ANDHIS'IOOO TUSKS Jil WELL, MINQ.SO AFTER ANO NEW OCEAN WITH MO SHIPS United Gas Imp U. 8.

Gypsum U. S. Ind. Al U. s.

Pipe U. S. Rubber U. S. Smelter S.

Sicel Vadasco Sales Vanadium Corp Warner Bros. Pict Western Maryland Wes'ern Union Tel Westlnghi use Air Brake Westir.ghouse Ei. and Mfg. Wralwjrth Worthmgton P. and Yellow Truck and Coach Youngstown Sheet and Tube 10'i 89 20'.

41 45 65 59' 2 19 6 3 30 26 .102 47 20 19 37 NEW VORK CI RB Aluminum Co. Am 114 American Airlines 14 American Cyan 23 American O. and Pfd 110 American Maracaibo Ark. Nat. Oas A 3 Ark.

Nut. Gas Pfd 5 Carter Corp 23 Cities Servtce 9 Cities Service Pfd 40 Cons, Cop. Mln 6 El Bond and Share 7 El Bond and Share Pfd 56 Fi.sk Rubber 71, Gulf Oil 45 Hecla Mln 91, Humble Oil 69 Newnwnt Mln 75 Niagara Hud. Pow 71, Pennroad 2l't Reed Roller Bit 33 Seiberlmg Rubber 3 United Lt. and Pow.

A 2 NKW YORK BONDS Treasury 4's 52-47, 119. Treasury 2's 63-4D, luj 7. Treasury 2's 59-58, 103 9. Federal Farm 3's 64-44. 107 4.

Home Owners Lesn 2 44-42, 104.3. Home Owners Loan 3 52-44, 106.12. Grain CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE CHICAGO. Aug, 10 (API Uneasiness over persistent Russo-Japanese clashing together with enlarged export buying from the United States and Canada hoisted the Chicago wheat market 1 cents Wednesday. Some authorities said that as much as 9011.000 bushels of North American wheat was taken Wednesday for shipment to Europe, and Liverpool quotations were much higher than due a circumstance attributed here In great measure both to the Russia Japan situation and to Central European belligerence.

The United States Oovernment crop roprrt issued after trading was over for the day proved to be about as had been looked for regarding wheat but was a surprise relative to corn. The official fort-ca't of 2.556.221,000 bushels corn pro-duc-icn was construed as bearish being ab. v. 41.000.000 bushels more than expected. Ai the close Chicago wheat futures were I cut to 1 higher compared with ii.f d.iv finish, corn cent off to tip ar.d oats advanced.

Wheat September. 64-; perrmber, 66 March, 68; May, 69-69. Corn September. 51-' December, 48; March, 50; Mav, 51. Oats September, 23; December, May, 25.

Livestock CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, Aug, 10 iAP-USDA--Hrgs 17.000, including 7000 direct; slow, mostly 25-40c lower than Tuesday's average; spois 50c off; tup $8 85; bulk 170-230 lbs 8 80; 240-270 lbs. I8.15'i8.60; 280-3UI lbs. 8.10; good light packing sows 7.25: most medium weight and heavy kinds $6 00 fa 6.40. Cattle 12.000: calves 1500; fed s'eers and yearlings opening slow; few specialties early around 25c lower; top medium weight steers 112.50; heavy steers averaging 1540 lbs. 112 25; yearlings SU.75; average 1000 heifer supply small; market steady to I 1.

1 ti HA- CMK, C'lUCI SIBUCfl IBIriy i bulls 10-15C higher; practical top weighty sausage bulla $6 85; vealers firm; kinds mostly 10 50, few selected kinds higher. Sheep 10.000, Including 2000 direct; spring lambs exceedingly slow, indications 25c or more lower on met na'ivet, early bids and few sales around $8 25 and $8 3.i; best held $8 50; as yet no action on westerns; asking 80 and belter on best available; nothing done on yearlings; sheep about steady; native slaughter eves $3.25 LOS ANGELES LIVESTOCK LOS ANGELES. Aug. 10 1AP-U8DAI Hogs 150; weak to 25c lower; most declines on good to choice lights; 160 to 214 lb. weights top, few Sows at $7.50.

Cattle 600; holdovers 313; slow; early ales steady to weak; few good heavy fed steers grass and short led steers $7.65: few feeders 6.75; tad fed heifers down; few good young cows I bulk cows 5 t.5; cutter grades $3 25tii4.75: medium bulls 6.25. I Calves 150; steady; odd vealers to others $9.25 down; few calves $8.50 down. I Sheep 300; steady; load good wooled I lambs lew yearlings ewes $3.50. DENVER LIVESTOCK I DENVER, Aug. 10 lAP-USuA' Cattle 800; calves 100; slow; beef s'eers 10 to 15 I lower, load 945 pounds, other kill-I lug classes steady, bin no fed hellers S'-id early grass heifers $3 00 down; cows $5.00 I 4 5.50; cutters $3.75 6 4.50; bulls $5 50 FEEL KlMDA HUNGRy lobs lean Sales 1 1 Kta relation to the present Sales Crusade in Albuquerque might be Interesting to review the pay roll and earri BLOWS ACROSS OM IT- FULL OF FI5H KIDS GOTTA A Rescue That Fails YE AH, IF THE nr-fifl 1 REMEMBER, i ng figures for this city which we published In a series advertisements last spring.

The estimates are based partial Information, but are reasonably accurate. 'Occupation Number Employed 'Wholesale 428 MAC,) I SHE MIGHT CHANGE HE RU I'D BETTER KLMINt 13 ii ri Ltnvirta ni i i- Manufacturing 565 ketail 2.100 CI ISTILL HtKt A PLANE IN YOUKJ Ul- II LL-yT BACK NOW RETURN federal agencies 1,410 WE MARRIED 1 i K-f aW MARRIED PUT A IT St rccrw 10 pnirt 7UST AM' HEALTHY AT IT DON'T WORRYJ NOW IN THE FIRST PLACE THERE ARE NO SUCH THINGS AS UCIvlUIMO kJT a i nj.v i i THERE'S NO FISH IM IT BUT ITS OF SWELL PIES AN CAKES HOT AM' GREAT, BIG LOAVES OF HOME BREAD HON EST IT -MAKES ME TO LOOK By Westover mm DM'T MAC BUT vi-in'l 1 WAVE THF RE5T MAN AT YOUR WEDDING WHEN HTi wA it kjiAD tu cr r- v' I tlJ 'i-vrv. I IC your Plan TO GET MAC ffl DIDN'T WORK 'OUT-BESIDES, I JDIDN'T SAY I WAS IQ0IN6 TO MARRY YOU By SEGAR VEAH. THAT'S VnIHAT I OU1TCH1 uuuuvv ARE VOU ILL, MISS OYL i ens i 2 a 1 1 iu. mtki ii i .1 1 i i i i wmmmmm i ri ti tl ii CSJ uuuuvv -4 -VOU ILL.

-41 "Friendly Enemies" By Lyman Young TAVEFANC3NiTHW "Hdl'i HM- A BEAUTIFUL TJK do o'Y Buxcaptaim, Lj rf but $0f NATIVE. HE; WONT ATTACK I TWERE'S HOTELUHS I VM It IV A THAT FELLOW'S "r-. HOW L0M3 IT flliil' A VL A ELEPHANT AGAIH I WtLLLAST YOU RE SK Vi rx, COME CLVTSiDH, 1 mTTp wtm Goinstolet yi i 9JZ-i -ity employes 175 bounty employes 112 Railroad 1,200 lotels 250 lestaurants 400 ourist camps 150 Clning PL. 425 nter City and Inter State Bus 102 -ocal bus end 87 'reight trucking 150 fUr transportation 28 heatxpn 114 and financial 110 nsu ranee 173 5eal estate 105 'tilities 380 building trades 1,074 Faking industry 112 Minting and Publishing. 175 iheep and wool 400 Educational system 479 lospitals and sanatoria.

300 rofessions 190 ervice and sales 140 Miscellaneous 100 11,464 WHAT ARE VOU DOING, KISS OYL ry COOKING, COOKING WHAT? IfEANVMMrJ nriMf. r-fr- rrl Ml Dtuia vjuilu THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing "Olive's Feet Are Hot Dawgs" Tomorrow 'Sir Wimpy Raleigh Offers His Coat' Estimated income from 7 iNH we've bot- the stove- pipe shoved I UP ANO THE fcfs NFIRE GOING fi3 THE DEMONS PULLED -x ME DOWN AND Fty THEV ARE 4 BARBECUING fe' ji MISS OYL, VpullN SI fE zUa-m mm I i. ATIAHAI RANK lit ui cnioiujueKjus If 1 ft i 1 I I o- I I Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.