The Ludington Daily News from Ludington, Michigan • Page 12

TWELVE THE DAILY MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, OCT. 26, 1939. RADIO HIGHLIGHTS Key station of each network Iteted in the programs. The Networks: WTMJ.

WOV, WLW, WSM. WMAQ, WOOD. WWJ. WJZ WL8. WTMJ.

WMAQ. WXYZ. WLW, WOOD. WHAS. WBBM.

Real Scottish Objective of Reich BomBers CALL LETTERS AND KILOCYCLE FREQUENCY CKLW 840, KDKA 980, KFAB 770, KFI 640, KMOX 1090, KOA 830, KYW 1020, WBBM 770, WCFL 970, WBAL 1060, WCCO 810. WABC 860, WKAB 850. WDAF 610, WEAF 660. WENB 870, WON 720, WQY 780, WHAM 1150, WHAS 820, WHO 1000, WIBO 570, WJJD 1130, WSM 650. WJR 750, WJZ 760.

WLS 870, WLW 700. WMBI 1080, WKZO 600, WMAQ 670, WOOD 1270, WOW 590. WOWO 1160, WSB 740, WTAM 1070. WTIC 1060, WKBZ 1500, WTMJ 620. (Time Is Eastern Standard) NEW YORK, Oct.

The networks this mid-Saturday of the football season will broadcast two football games in full and the last part of a third. Three networks, WJZ-NBC, CBS and MBS, are to concentrate on the Cornell-Ohio State contest at Columbus, while the WEAF-NBC list of stations picks up Yale vs. Michigan at Ann Arbor. After it completes the Cornell-Ohio details, MBS will swing to Evanston, 111., for the conclusion of the Illinois- Northwestern game. James L.

Fly, recently named chairman of the federal communications commission, is to have his first network talk since taking office in a half- hour broadcast on WABC-CBS at 10 o'clock tonight. The regular workshop drama was cancelled to make way for the discussion which deals with in Communication" a half dozen movie stars are to perform before a WEAF- NBC microphone in Hollywood at 9 p. m. Saturday in a special half hour on behalf of the mobilization for human needs campaign. TONIGHT: N.

Y. Herald- Tribune forum, theme "War's Challenge to the u. NBC 8, King Leopold from Brussells; WJZ-NBC 9 to 11:15 and WABC-CBS and MBS 11, Pfes. Roosevelt, Sens. H.

Cabot Lodge and James F. Brynes and bthers. WABC MBS WEAF- NBC-East 11. I love a mystery; 8 One man's family; 8:30 Those we love; 9 Good news variety; 10 Bing Crosby show. Vox pop; 8 Jim Me Williams quiz; 9 Major Bowes amateurs; 10:30 Americans at work.

Easy Aces; 8:30 Joe Penner show; 11:15 Dance music. Green hor- nett; 9:30 Wallenstein Sinfoin- etta. i ed Start us Depnrtment of bu. baskets and bu. boxes U.

S. No. 1. In. mln.

Winter Bananas, Delicious, NW Green- ings, Kings. 60; Kins Havlds. Mclntosh. Spys, Wcnlthys. Wolf Rivers, Wagoners, 2' 4 in.

mill. Jonathans, Snows, bunches dozens, Ib. sacks U. S. No.

Mich. Yellows, Whites. .60. Ib. tacks U.

S. No. 1: Ida. Russet Burbanks. mostly around.

Mich. Russet Rurals, 1.20-1.35; Chlp- pcwas. 1.30-1.40; Itw Higher; Maine Chlppewas. 15 Ib. paper sacks U.

a. No. 1 Maine Chippowas and Green .35: K-aUihdlns, Mich. Chip- pewas. Ida.

10 Ib. sacks Russets. .21.23. Detroit Poultry (Quotations in Cents) DKTROIT, Oct. Markt viry No quotations available.

creamery in tubs. 2G 1 tggs Current rec.ipts, 20; dirties, 1G; 15. Chlciifiu Potatoes (Quotations in Dollars and Cents) CHICAGO. 111.. Oct.

Stalls Department of Agriculture.) 71. on track 332. to- i tal U. S. shipments 5G7; market dull I supplies liberal, demand wry slow; p.r cwt.

Idaho Russet UurbanUs, U. S. No. 1, few sales washed. 1.70-.77 1 i l.ii.; 1 Nebraska Bliss Triumphs 90 percent U.

hi. No. 1. ci.t.ton sacks unwashed, jew I salts. 1.5(j-.(il); Mnnesnta River sect.ion Cobblers U.

S. romnierrials, I 1.10; North Dakota Red River Valley nil a. N(i. I. Bliss Triumphs 90 pen-em.

U. S. unwashed, 1.25; Wisconsin Round U. S. No.

1. 1.20. 1.12' I No. 1 I Here is a general view of the Firth of Forth at the naval base of Rosyth, Scotland, where German planes are active. Jiestruction of this base would be a great feat, for it is one of England's greatest naval refitting depots.

In foreground, left, is the aircraft carrier Royal, which the Ofermans claimed they had sunk. Also seen is the submarine mother ship Forth, the destroyer Aurora, four submarines, and the sixth and other Custer friends last week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nelson and John Clemance were guests Sunday at the Guy Sanders home.

Mrs. Eva Hoffman spent Thursday, Oct. 19, with her mother, Mrs. Uri Miller. seventh destroyer flotillas.

Senators Hear Desires of Mothers Report Decrease LANSING, Oct. state health department said; today a survey snowed a sur prising reduction in the number of automobile fatalities in Michigan in September. WASHINGTON, Oct. of the Michigan division of the Mothers Associa- i tion of America urged the I state's senators todajr. to do what they could to prevent repeal of the arms embargo.

Arriving here by bus and automobile, 37 members of the I organization headed by Mary Decker of Detroit, president of! the division and Roseann Farber, field first called Departmental authorities said they believed publicity attending the effective date of new highway safety laws in late September, and intensified safety programs sponsored by the schools were responsible for the decline. The survey showed 109 persons died that month in automobile accidents of all kinds Itcntnn Harbor Produce in Cents: BENTON HARBOR. Oc.t.^0.— Prlc.s paid here Wednesday on 10.444 packages wer-r: Apples Bushels No. 1, 2' in. Dell- clous 65-85; R.

I. Grtoninis. 55; Baldwins, 45-50; Stoymans. 50-65; Starks, 4550; Rome Beautys. GO; G5; York Imperials.

65; Golden Delicious. GO65: Wintc-r Bananas. 40-50; Willow Twigs. 50-52' Mclntosh. 50; 2' i in.

Jonathans. 50-CO; Grimes Golden. 50-55. Bushels. Kir ffers.

mostly. 40-60. 0 or rp iower" 01 cls 12 4 Gallons. 20-22. Cliiraco Poultry KjVUrl.iMii.ls 111 t.flltM CHICAGO.

Oct. I'cml'ry He- riipts 1 car, trucks; market, Mul WHiti- Rock nprlm; is 'it-iiv up. lj; under r.i; While Id rk -1 Ibs. up. KI 1 M)-.

up white. H'-: w'rtr. 13: lien LM dilrr prices unchanged. ChiiMgo Dairy (Quotations In C'ents) CHICAGO, Oct. Butter-He- Ci ipls market steady; creamery x'ori.

H- 1 1 nlli. i- prices unrliaiigexl. 3.HIM: m.Trki I steady; i-c-fngiTator extras. standards. IT 1 firsts.

other prices unchanged. Oct. FALL ROUNDUP OF VALUES CORRAL THESE SAVINGS on Senator Brown (D-Mich) and presented their reasons for asking retention of the embar- teer 8 2 y25: -r, i i i lilt-. C.U yearlings. 3.50-9.75; flood to choice heavy fair to h.Mvy ommon butcher ca'- nn.r and cutter cows.

3- Time Schedules Mail, Rail, Boat and Bus ber, 1938. Auto fatalities totaled 128 in August this year, 141 in August a year ago. Traffic accidents caused 997 deaths in the first nine months of the year, the department said, compared with 999 in the corresponding period of last year. There were 1,474 fatalities in the full year 1938, which compared with the record of 2,175 in 1937 that inspired long- term safety programs. .1 vie, caiiu.i uuii-ii o- gO.

Brown has Supported repeal. 5.25; best butcher and lunvy bologna While the delegation was dis-i cussing its views with Brown, Mrs. Farber and two other' members left to confer with Senator Vandenberg (R-Mich) who has been a leader among opponents of the administra- I tion's proposal for repeal of the of a I'tills. 6.50-7: milkers and 5075. 250; market steady: best calves.

12; few 12.50; fair to good. seconds, 8.5U-9.50; culls and common. 4-8 50. Sheep and lambs --R'cclpts. 1.000; marlut steady; best lambs.

9.25; heavy fat sheep. 2.50-3. 750; market not established. FLAKES CUTS DOWN STOCKING RUNS SAVES ELASTICITY REGULAR LARGE lOc 22c p. m.

Pere Marquette Passenger Trains westbound, arrive 11:25 a. Eastbound, leave 12:50 Dally, except Sundays Pere Marquette Carferrles Leave for Milwaukee, Wls 11 a 7 p. m. Arrive from Milwaukee 2:30 a. 9:30 a.

m. Leave Tor Manltowoc, Win 4 p. 3:30 a. m. Arrive from Manltowoc 3:30 a.

2:30 p. m. Leave for Kewaunee, Wts. -v m. Additional sailings without regard to schedule.

Dally. Sundays Included Call dock office for dally Information. All boats carry automobiles. Bus Lines Leave for Muskegon, etc. ..8:30 a.

12:30 p. 4:15 p. m. Arrive from Muskegon, etc, ..10:50 a. 4:05 p.

7:35 p. m. Leave for Traverse City, etp 11 a. 4:15 p. m.

Arrive from Traverse City, etc a. 8 p. m. Dally, Sundays Included Leave for Baldwin 5:30 p. m.

Outgoing Mail Weekdays Southbound mall (mall truck) closes 9:30 a. m. Eastbound mall (train) connecting with north and south trains, closes 11:30 a. m. Southbound (mall bus) closes 3:30 p.

m. Baatbouaid (bue) connecting with north and south trains, tilnFM 4:30 m. Outgoing mail Sundays (mail truck) closes 5 p. Incoming Mail Weekdays Prom south (mall truck) 8 a. m.

From east (train) 11:45 a. m. From south (mall bus) 10:45 a. m. From east (bus) 9:40 p.

m. Incoming mall, Sundays (mall truck) 9:30 a. m. FROM SCOTTVILLE Pere Marquette Passenger Trains From east, arrive 11:10 a. m.

Eastbound, leave 1:02 Bus Lines for Traverse City, etc 11:15 a. 4:30 p. m. Arrive from Traverse City, ate 11:45 a. 7:30 p.

m. Leave for Ludlngton ....11:45 a. 5:45 p. m. Arrive from Ludlug- ton ..11:15 a.

5:45 p. 7:15 p. m. Leave for Baldwin 5:45 p. m.

Arrive from Baldwin 9 p. m. Outgoing Mall Northbound mail (mall truck) doses 7:30 m. Southbound mall (mall truck) 9:15 a. m.

WMtbound (train) closes ..10:40 a. m. id (train), connecting with and south trains, 12:40 p. m. ound (bus), connecting with and south trains, 5:30 p.

m. ound (bus) closes p. m. Incoming Mall (mall truck) a. m.

east (train) .11:10 a. in. VM from west (train) ....1:02 p. m. from (bus) p.

m. Ouster ir Tower was the guest A JBtert Thursday, Oct. ie was entertained at luncheon. Mrs, Eugene Cowell to toelr tome in having spent the weeks at the Charles DETROIT, Oct. ferees in the dispute at Chrysler corporation tried again today to find a formula which would send more than 57,000 idle automobile workers back to their jobs.

Two separate sets of negotiators remained on the job, but spokesmen for both the corporation and the CIO United Automobile Workers admitted after Wednesday's sessions that the two sides were still far apart in their efforts to bring about a truce. In another exchange of accusations, the company charged that "union functionaries" had tried to "take over the control of our production." The union deplored Chrysler's rejection of a clause which would have permitted workers to retain their seniority in the event they were ever called for war service. CHILD IS SAVED COLUMBIA, S. Oct 25 Five-year-old Eloise Adcock life to a nimble cash and carry system. MARKETS AND FINANCE NEW YORK STOCKS (1:30 H.

Prices) Adams Express 10' Am Can 4 Am Smelt Ref Am Tel Tel 167 5K Am Wat Wk 14 Anaconda 34 5U Armour of 111 6 Auburn Auto 2 1 Aviation Corporation Bordtn 21 '4 Calumet Hecla dies Ohio Wa Chrysler Colum El 7', Com'wlth South Curtlss Wright Detroit Edison 125 Elec 91 General Elec 42 Gen Foods 44 3B General Mot 56'. Hudson Mot 7'a Int Harvest C4 1 Int Nick Can Int Tel Tel 5 Keniiecofo Corp Ligg Myers 99 Marshall Field 17 a Masonite Corp i Montgomery Ward 57' 4 Motor Wlu-el 171,, Nash-Kelvinator 7 3 National Biscuit 23 SB Natl Power Light 9' 8 New York Central 22 3 North American Packard Penney (J C) Phelps Dodge 44 Philips Pete Pullman 38 33 Radio Radio Kelth-Orp Reo Motor Republic Steel a Sears-Roebuck 4 South Cal Edison 26 3B Standard Brands Standard Gas El 3 Standard Oil Cal 28' Standard Oil Ind 27 Stand Oil Studebaker Underwood El Union Carbide 90 5 Union Pacific 103 United Corp Steel 78 Wabash Yellow 21 ii Detroit Produce in Dollars and Cents) DETROIT. Oct. 26 i Unit- What Causes Getting Up Nights? Getting up nltihts may br- natun-'s warning of sluggish kidneys. If acid ami puinonou.s waste aiv not regularly pllniunued thi-y also lend to painful, scanty or frequent flow, backache, leg or rheumatic pains, hcadachi-s or Kidneys often nef-cl help same as bowels.

Gel a regular Me box of BUKETS from any 7a four days if not pleased your money bach. Locally at S. M. Snow's and Sahlmark's. Urnggists.

uncle, Warren owes her quick-thinking Daniel. Daniel saw a large old pine, under which Eloise was playing, snap in the wind. He dashed over and scooped up the child on the run as the tree feet behind them. SECOND MUSKEGON, Oct. Hallett Ferguson, 64, died in Hackley hospital Wednesday night, the second victim of an automobile accident near Montague Oct.

12. Ferguson died of a TEMPERATURE TODAY AT 11:00 60 Weather Forecast Lower Michigan: Mostly cloudy tonight and Friday with occasional rains. Slightly warmer in tri'ini' soulhi-ast and east central portions tonight. Somewhat cool- i-r Friday In extreme west and extreme northern iMjition.s. STILL TIME FOR- Any cement work you want to do around your home.

We have the materials, why not do it now. THE LUDINGTON LUMBER CO. For Correct Time Phone 99 ACIIVfc LATHER FOR COMPLEXION AND BATH for 3Lb. CAN Shortening Triple Ocemcd 1 Lb.CAN STAYS SO FRESH AND SWEET 51c 21c AFFILIATED GKOCKKS A. E.

Schroeder Son Washington and Dowlancl, Phone 209. Farmers' Exchange Dowland and James, Phone 202. Hollick Carlson South Washington Phone 200. Farmers' Exchange East Ludinglon Phone 94 and 95. LYRIC Tonight 6:45 30c and 1 Oc Stuck Averages, Oct.

2G (Compiled Uy The Associated Press) 30 15 15 60 InduBt Rails Utll Stocks Net change Unch Today 76.3 23.3 Pievious day 76.3 23.3 Month ago 74.9 23.1 Yeear ago 70.7 21.9 1939 High 77.0 23.8 1939 Low 58.8 15.7 1938 High 79.5 23.5 1938 Low 49.2 12.1 Movement in Recent Years 1932 Low 17.5 8.7 23.9 1929 High 146.9 153.9 184.3 1P27 Low 51.6 95,3 C1.8 16.9 157.V 01.8 THE MARKETS a heart attack brought on by his' whlte pea bean(i $2.35 injuries. His wife, Sadie, 64, died Yell a week ago of injuries suffered in the accident. resi- torjuar.y The Scottish isle of Staffa is uninhabited, but has many visitors. It is remarkable for its caves and basaltic pillars. Messages from African tom- tom drums can be sent 1,000 miles in a little over an hour.

The Cascade de Qavarnle in the French Pyrenees, Ls the Jt The original Washington home at Mt. Vernon was built Washington, George's brotbex. LOCAL, MARKETS Light red kidney beans $3.75 Dark red kidney beans $4.00 Dark cranberry beans $1.75 Light cranberry beans $2.25 White pea beans $2.35 Yelloweye beans $2.50 Poultry Leghorn hens, 3 Ibs. and up 9c hem 14c Plymouth Sock sprlngere, under 4 Ibs I7c Plymouth Rock springers, Colored springers 15r 4 Ibs. and up I7c Shellea com, cwt $1.05 Rye.

cwt 85c Oats, cwt 11.00 Wheat, cwt $1.00 Produce Eggs 27c Beef Horse Friday and Saturday Saginaw Beans (Quotations in Dollars and Cents) 8AOINAW, Oct. Igan Bean Shippers' association Thursday prices: Hundplcked pea beans, per 2.35; handplcked rod kidneys, light, J.75; dark, 4: bandplcked yelloweyes, 2.50; hcudplcktfd choice recleaned cranberries, light, 2.25; dark, 1.76. Sunday, onday Tuesday "HOLLYWOOD CAVALCADE" with Alice Faye Tbl EXPLOSIVE BLONDE Ike lid off JAMAICA INN' Maureen O'HARA-Leslie BANKS Our Stores are filled with items for making a gayer Hallowe'en. Save At Our Del Monte Canned Goods Sale SIItlHFINE COFFEE "The blend that never lost Ib. friend." 25c DEL MONTE COFFEE DEL MONTE CORN DEL MONTE PRUNES DEL 1MONTF PINEAPPLE CHUNK LEI'S, (5 cans 75c RAISINS lb.

can 0 Pa ns OOC 1 cnn 1 It lb. pkg. cans 0 i os utj(j 1 11, IDC 2 17c Pumpkin Peanut Butter Cranberry Sauce TastewelS Cocoa SHURFINE, IQp 2 large No. size cans 2123c 17 ox. can 2 19c Cream Nut jar Shurfine can AllNCK MEAT.

None Such bag 100 lb. bug 5 I'ANCAKK FLOUR, Famo. MARSIIMALLOWS. ('ainpfiro. Economy KOXKY Food ITITEI) DATES, Dromedary 4 Gingerale Ginger Bread Mix Pumpkin Pie Spice Sluirfine, Root Ueer, Orange Soda, (Plus bottle charge) .3 qts.

Dromedary. oz. pkg. pkg. 23c lOc MEATS 18c CHICKENS, to lb, av.

lb. SPRINC CHICKENS, fine for roasting, I to (J lb. average, lb. PORK ROAST, lean buds, lb. PORK STEAK, sliced thin lb.

SIDE PORK, lean Ibs. PORK SAUSAGE, bulk, Ibs. NKl 4 lbs HACON SQUARES, lb. COTTAGE CHEESE.O 1 jj )S Ut VEGETABLES FLORIDA ORANGES, O0 doz. GRAPEFRUIT, Texas, 1 pink or white, 80 size SWEET POTATOES 1 aN NS SNOW A ES 10 I5c Kl NS CAULIFLOWER, each SQUASH, Hubbard CABBAGE, 2c 40 Ills.

SWEET CIDER per gal. 20c DONUTS, Plain or Powdered per doz. lOc CHOCOLATE CHERRIES 1 lb. pkg. 23c Scott Toilet Tissue rolls Woodbury's Old Dutch Cleanser FACIAL SOAP cakes 4 29c cans AFFILIATED GROCERS- A.

E. SCHROEDER SON WaohlngtoD and Dowland Phone Ml FARMERS' EXCHANGE DowUnd A MX HOLLICK CARLSON B. Washingon Ave. Phone E. Ave.

Phone 94 and 85 I I.