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LILL INA 41 'JI it 141 LJIL.mamimmomainamalla4 Ott. 18, 1943. SPOKANE DAILY CHRONICLE Prices Are Strong LIGHT DEAR LI in Chicago Trading 0 I Frtt.014,,,,yrailtelstrot-q 14.4s, I rl, riv, .44 11, 4, 1 1.3,1.4,v rirt 4 rle-4 4 ti 1 fy t- 1, 1 Ael7' Tr' vlir.4". (7 tip. Rt, 1 4 ,44,,,, "0,.

,4.,,4,,. 4 .2 kl i pos itff-, ,,) i o'''''''' I 0 I I -4- 4 i skil 1 i 1 1 ti A :1:4 15: f--- i I 1 I les' Itir, i. 1,.., .4 -4rg, I t'l Pc PAT PaCHASEP WtLL PAT SWEET WISS TEAK wit Ire '5' EWOTHEPHooD's FoN75 ICH NNE FEEN 5AviN4 up reQ rz ANNUAL IPIP -rn TPE- AL, CONIEN nON NE oi 'yttOPK ,) SJPE, CAN SPAPT; ONE' AA WOULD YOU iNTERE.STED IN SONAE HONEY, POP 7-4 THEPES MY CLIET.F- mANE MY FIctsr APPEAPANCE AS A FOLLIES BEAUTY --THIS I A mONIENT Ai LONG AS 1 LIvaft rL 6 0) VIKIL rEA 1r THAT Him s-5 srl-CINLED 172 ALL. Kiss ALL Cr 111,1 or I T-IAT MOH t- LOCAL Cg THE CI4RE3ACE i NSPECTO9S' LEAVES A EONS- I INK NOuSE 'LL ACREE OAT NEVER IN ALL THE CLOPICUS ANNALS 0 CA9BAGE INSPECTION HAS we GIVEN uP oup PAPLop cAP MONEY poe A SETTER CHARITY? YLIM YLIM tP 1 I. I 41..

ate 4,4 4: I I '8 ho V' ,11 DO YoU WEAN TCI SAY) DO VOL! sciRE', 01 FROM 1 1 1, 'Ili! 1 YOLI GET AL tt WANT TO II-10SE SELL OE NE I CAN HNY POP OP" 1140SE SPAP17. Pr 1 L- UTE ALL AA NT ON5 I ar Z-Z i 4 4- 4 13- 41, .4 44 41 I 4,....1, ...,9 CAMP I 4.1.' 1 7 -1, I .1 i I I ill 0 1 4 'f' I Imo rt ,12:411 ''r 1--Ir4 rt74, I I 1 leauta, c11 4:0 leit'7 frri--- 11,,, N2ESFEE CoATO9ST i vIs pAT Wel-IL FToropA.1,-L7, TIAT NIGHT- 10(Al. 49. OP THE A FEW DAYS LATER-PACKSTACE PAT ET WISS wir' TH TEAK -7-7- IF THAT MMEY '5' EWOTHEPEOODS HIM .....5 OF ILL. ICH NE, PEEN IIP reQ ol rz TRIP A PA IS ALL OF se0c t', LEAVES FOR N.Y.

AT THE YORK A BOYS- I "'INK NOUSE AH-H'?" THEPE'S MY CLIETP- I'LL mAxE ALL THE cLoocus ANNALs c5WEHARIErsert MY FIR POLLIEVST APPEARANCE AS A BEAUTY I- --THIS IS V- 0' GA9BAGE INSPECrION Ylim A mOmENT i'LL AG CO -r NATIO' .4 HAS we GIVEN uP OuR YUm. P.P I-') LONG A I nO i NE YORK EJ 1.7 I PARLOR CAR MONEY 0 6 (....., Ti Foe A BET TE CAAiSer 6.....,.. A 1 k.i....h dIP inrA.4414-67 '-'1 t44 1. k.ir A ,1 1 i I 1' i )5' 1 (,. i )-- -7) 5 i 1 111.111111116A-Ps I 1 I ,00,..,, illip4 11103F0tr.

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()PiWheat FKUI IVIAKIL I ran into profit-taking today and prices vere little changed from I yesterday's close, but buying de- NEW YORK, Oct. 16. teLight, veloped in rye and oats toward investment demand continued asithe close and pushed prices up. the principal bulwark of today ward for fairly good fractional stock market and selected issuesgains. Local traders appeared to extended their recovery by frac- be the chief buyers.

thins to a point or so. I All grains closed strong under Transfers for the brief Prr'veed- the leadership of rye. Wheat finings were around 250,000 slimes. lit to higher. December In front the greater part of the Max' $1.53: rye was time ere United Stales Steel, uP to 1 'sr, December $1.13 Bethlehem, Santa F.

New oats were ahead to luc Amen- and barley was Central, Southern Par 14 to Asc higher. can Telephone, Western Trend In Futures. Goodyear. Chrysler. Sears 9r2Pil High.

LMV buck, Montgomery Ward. tional Hervester, NVestinghouse. July i 49' 1 50s 1 49's 1 5ols United States Gypsum. General 71ericeRm'sb7er '17's .17911 Electric and Anaconda. NIis 72'a Intermittent laggards included J.

Case, General Motors, 1 1,7 1 13,4 1.12 1 13'4 American Can Moly 1 11 131,4 Du Pont and East- 1 12'i 1 12's 1 13 1 ll'a 1 12'a 1 117 1.12a. man Kodak. i nu-lv December 1 22'4 1 22'a 1 21'4 1 22'1 My 1.21 1.21'a 1 2011 1.21 a SIOCK AVER ACLA. PROPS MARKET Inv the etn, ex, tin Ir Bet Cer can Got bur tint Ele Am mat I L. A OPEN NURSERYAddmg the final touches to the newly decorated nursery at St.

Paul's Methodist church are Mrs. R. B. Smith (left) ond Mrs. J.

W. Millen. They are members of Homebuilders club, sponsors of the renovation. Four-year-old Barton Smith is trying out one of the new rocking horses. The nursery will he open during Sunday services.

Mrs. Gore Hurst will be supervisor. old Barton Smith is trying out one of the new rocking horses. The nursery will be open during Sund Mrs. services.

Gore Hurst will be supervisor. 111, ,,,4 II! a Cliah Compiled by th Associated Press. he Prices. IL. No "cst.

30 15 15 SO OsiaNn 1 mixed alise- Nr, 2 a''s Pails Stk. 1 sample grade mixcl. $01sr, No Net cheese A 1 U2nre. A 1 A 1 3 whit S4'2, No 4, 'ample tatureiva a 110 4 7n A 4 A .3 35.7 50 4 30 3 77 grxdo uhlie, No 1 cpeciai red. evie daS 14 111 5 5 83, 7e Welk ale FP A 24 35 4 49 9, I 11 45 nominal.

i 1 Month sr" 112 1 25 4 7 4 leen. SI 15h 1.24 nomins1. Year sito 5a 4 112 25 9 'il 5 ero Widow Warns Others .4, 74 a '7 4 3s 8 53 3 WHEAT. 1043 lhoss AO 2 la 3 23 2- 1 41 7 October 15. 1943 cash, 1(442 lt FA A le 7 5 41 a ell, duniations on shoat 1st Inland Findire Not to Erect False 1942 les 4A 0 14 4 21 1 32 0, Points Prices on ellE4 No.

1 biliki I I. ci track at n'Ikt inn rigor 0 4 171 1 32 0 nuntationm on 'heat at Inland mhupire Not to trect fralse barners A es2 14 Pointm Prices, on bacm Nct. 1 lk I h. t-ack at s'ation, 8c ner bumhel A Net tatu Mow Year 11)41 1243 1242 1242 IORK STOCK 1.1,1. premium It desks, Lind, RItiville, Miamhtuena 1 CROZIERVILLE, Oct.

16. the Ammoclated Ptema. Hard hit? early Sault. 27. aolt shtte.1 18 Follostng Im the al 111, hmrd tt SI (IP)---Mrs.

Colin P. Kelly 0 NEW YORK Oct of tools' atock nuotanong On Davenport, i Ohne Hard 'hit earle I that "life must go on," 4,. the FPS York stock Exchange Ftamrt. $1 28: bite. SI 30,, tteslern red hard minler S1 22 shit club, explained today the philosophy Noon Ountationm.

SI ant, 0 0 tehu! the II. OPn Oen Good: Home Mines Int Int Int Int, Joh nil OnPI Li -C) Imee, Mars) ci Mr Pedurtion Maiiks Juneau Al Ch Dee 1 Ao1F-rh Mfg Am CP Am toremmtive Am pf Am Pad A. St Am Roll Mill Am Sm Am Stl pcirs Am Sm Am St1 Petra Mr I AIss) Al Altis Am Am I Am Am Am Am Am I need, CIPted -Pala-use. II.ewiRtan. rullmanSoft weitte that led her to remarry two 42.1 Haan-Kph Ina tr IP.

RI 3n a eatro red, hard winter, al 22; aI4 Nat Rao-tut 21 'R white club. al 30 a her hero husband! 0,1 Nat CaRh Pea :162 NRt Dairy Prnd 20 COVPANY WADE early stages A Stock Exchange S8 Nat Mat illers of the war in the Pacific. 12.Ri Nat Lead al Nat Penv Az Lt VA 1 WALLACE, Idaho, (Sop- The attractive, 26-year-old widco, Centr PR Itl'e Qunta tlana at I he rinSe of the Batur- 13,4 Nm Am Avlat 10'a day call were am follows; cial. )--- Virtually all the property ow vvas married yesterday to Lieu- 44114 Nnrth Amer Cr) Bid, Amked, Bid. Aaked Involved in the King Mining corn- (j.

g) 3. Watson Pedlow, 24'. Northern Pact( 151, riayton 46'd 4110 Standard 9 1 panv consolidated, perfected by 35, a former Philadelphia chemical, 44114 North Amer Co is '4 i Bid Asked, Bid. Atomd titveti iii 1111 exiiiiK pa Hung cum- ti iieitii, 't tt 244 Northern Pacit 1512 413'fr 49c Standard IIII115c! pany consolidated, perfected by 35, a former Philadelphia chemical 1 a rormer l'nuatteinnia enemicai'D A ri DOCTOO OmP05 N. NOW 760 TH15 HAS GONE ON ME LONG ENOUGH- I'M IAN GETTING JEALOUS- T.

KNEW DIXIE FIRST. you HE IS NOT PAM, WOUNDED-- HIS SCALE vszAS CPE4SEDAr41 BY A BULLET-- HE DIDN'T HI LEVEN CET A CONCUSSION 1 Lt OH, STEVE -PLEASE DOME ON-WE'RE FOR A WALK AT LEAST I SEE LET ME HAVE SWING YOU SHIFT oN YOUR TIME, LATER- MY DEAR ART- o. .7 OH BY R-IE WAYHE KEEPS CALLING FOR NADA-- HE'S LOUD AND 06-1URSING THE DIHERS-- Do YOU Kl.d HER--I WISH tJ1 FOR SHAMS Y01 MEAN TO TELL ME YOU'D LIKE TO SEE HER OUT THERE BUILDING BRIDGES? A LOVELY CREATURE LIKE DIX1EGETTING HER HANDS Afily DIRTY AND (- tr- N(fili el; 4000 I ar HE IS war SAIDL'i WOuNDED--. OF COURSE I MOST OHNI-1--- OH BY THE wAy--HE KEEPS YEs Alt HtS SCALP vvAS CPEASEDE--- GO NOW---WE HAVE 'YOU, CALLING FOR NACA--- HE I GO -to ig A r. 11111 -'4 1 1 YES, I SPEAK ENGLISH-YOU BY A BULLET-- HE olowr HE'LL 4 MANY WOUNDED-- LOUD AND OtSIURBING THE 'ELM-- DOC-TOR WANT TO ABOUT EVEN CET A CONCUSSION 01HERS-- DO YOU KNOW I NADA, comp05- YOUR HER--I WISH SHED--- ,4, 4LEEMY.

I 51R. AI. irra '7P'it' (7'r" L(. 7-r. 5 (r Le 4 't 1 a I i -c i 1 1 1 .1 j'Y'-' '41 fla t'''s (' -e val I 11 le- -2ve, 0 1 I i 1 I 1 0 1 tO W- I 4 4'1 1 11 'qk iyndlcsitt.

itn---i, 4-i (1 1 NOCAi LOOK WO, ART'S 'TEACHING FOR SHAMS YOU COME ON- WE'RE GOI.i,TIG 1.1-LL- Lit, -I 5.1 it, THIS HAS GONE ON ME HOW TO BE MEAN TO TELL ME 7(0L1-P- FOR A WALK AT LEAST SEE i' P-'- LONG ENOUGH I'M AN ENGINEER- YOU'D LIKE TO SEE ta LET ME HAVE SWING yo GETTING JEALOUS HER OUT THERE 7 SHiFT ON YOUR TIME, LATER- t-l-r FII 9 1 I KNEW DIXIE FIRST, BUILDING BRIDGES? MY DEAR ART- rill YO KNOW A LOVELY CREATURE r--- 2 LAKE DIX1E-GETTING git t( O.K. 1, clt i 42 HER HANDS ALL OH, y.4-,--- It 6 r- 4P DIRTY AND STEVE -'t'k A NIIII 1 GOOK? pp -PLEASE -'z' 'Wit lidt I 1 4 rrill -1-1- 7 's i 1, 4, 1, 7, Al 1. itoP 1- 7 I ted jils I V) 1 4s10 i '4 MIE MF i gN44, :,0. s-- e7 "IW'k li) I tis '1 -1- It '1 I i 1 7101. 16, i i.

1 1 (i7 I 1 111 4 ,,1 amonall itliir ,0 4 1 1-, Am Wat Wka 634 Ohio Oil 1734 Dayrock 70'4 80c Sunshine ati 507 the Day and Rothrock interests in engineer now serving with the Anaconda Cop 2a Pic lighting 4112 1 Oladatone 2 212c Bun 213 tr 30126 It Arm III 532 Pan Am Airwva 321,2 I acierinda 32, 4c Tamarack 490 50 the 12c oettr d'Alenes, is patented 1 navy bureau of aeronautics in 1 I Atali 'Tatar 59i2 Pram Pictures 25,2 Grandy 1134 It 12.2c Unit 1123c ground and many of the interesterilWashington. MI Retinillf 251, Penney .1 Ci I Herta 55 951115 Bnk 2311 70 12101 Aviation Corp 4 Penn RR 271a ndepend 1517c Calhn 90c SI 25, compani have expended hun- Iler three-year-old son Corky, I) Bendir Mist, 3s P11931-Cola Waite 41ti 412c McOillivray 16c I dreds Of thousands of dollars in dressed in his Sunday hest, sat Beth Steel 5914 Phe lPs odge 22112 Marsh 1'4 ft 3c World 64,30 4 50! development, including several grinning in a front I ew of small Boeing Airpl 15,2 PhIllInIt P151 411, Met Mkt, ft 1 lc Noble Five I Ici mi le lv -long tunnels. iCaary Episcopal church during Borden Co 2932 Pub Svc 1332 Metpltn 472Yr Sc Pd Ore 2s 1 45 Borg-Warner 343 PIIIIMPIn 347, I dn A 51, 512c Pr MIC emier c.151 Consummation of the proposed the ceremony. With him was Cap- I Brig, MIs 25'12 Pure Oil 1,4 I Polaris $1,77.2 Shines' deal involves acceptance by the tam Kelly's father, Colin Kelly calumet Hoc 7 Radio Corp Am 10 Sherman 2112R12c Can Dry 0 Ala 22 Repuh SteI Ira Sil Summ 7 1.4 1111.4o Whitawat 234 334c i stock interests of each vk ho came by plane from Pint' I. case (J TI Dt 1034 Reynolds Tob 253.

company. 'ida. Only close relatives attended. m' cties 11., Ohio 002 Sears Roebuck 54 COUNTER QVOTATIONS. Chrysler Corp 932 Shell Union Oil 23 It vvill probably take consider Wi able Counsels ves.

11 Bid. Asked Bid. Asked. Colgate-Palm-I. 2272 So time Azurite 3 eaC Luray Fri 9 12c cnnyeVacuum Illa me to complete the consolidation Just before the couple left on a Coml Invest Tr 40, Southern Pacit te 232 Demi credit, 1 4 Soil Cal Edison 2412 1 Butte 234'5 Vac Merger 4c because of legal publications, date in-day honeymoon to an undis- 2 1.:,1114 2 Calhn 24 1 24ac Met Met 10'o! 15c of company meetings and stock- cmwith Bo 34 Southern RY ,2 -1 Chest closed destination, Mrs.

Kelly said 1 Cont. 011 Del 32 Sperry Corp 2534 301140c Morn 01 .0 11 C'd kerM 551i 80c Monitor 32 iit-4-5- holders' final acceptance. In an interview with a Philadelphia Corn Producta 6914 Stand Brands 2511s 1 a i bb Crystal 14 In lc Naovening Bulletin reporter: Curtissokright 71.2 and Oil Cal 37'12 212ci, .1 The King company has not an- Reeves 15. et nc 11 Dourly; AircrIt RI 34 Stand Oil I nd 3412 Bounced a plan of development course you can never Du Pnt de 14 Stand Oil Br4f o5 51C3Cdden Age WO 90c Sheep Cr Bking A work, but it is understood it will Aastmn Kodak 161 Studiehaker Car 11112 riold Me Sil Cres 2 2 forget the past and the past GeaI2 Sunshin Mng RI, High Ain' Sil Dot A through the lower I tunnel of I will always color the present. IF, 22 engineer now serving with the, Pram Pictures Grandy 113i ft litiii7.1.7-ii ground And many of the interested1Washington.

II Penney Cli 94 1 Herta s6 95t i Penn RR 115 nnk Ft 7" 12101 comt anies have expended hun- Iler three-year-old son Corky, 271 rindepend ISI Illc Calhn 25, IX Pepsi-Cola 514 Wane 4.11413e Mceidlivray 1 dreds Of thousands of dollars in dressed in his Sunday hest, sat Phelps Dodaa 22'. Marsh l's 0 3c World 4 no development, including several grinning in a front I ew ot small Philhos PPt 47111 Mpt mkL ti 1 lo Noble Five Pub Syr Clagt Sc Pd Ore 2514111'4Isc. PIIIIMn dn A rnile-long tunnels. iCalvary Episcopal church during PI ::11 pi opose 5litAl premier Mc551.151 Lonsummation of the proposed the ceremony. With him was Cap- Pure Oil I Pniarie $1.772 aldny 15.t1171,'?c deal involves acceptance by the tam Kelly's father, Colin Kelly Radio Corp Am 10 i Sherman 21112102c 'tli $111112' Repuh Steel 17711,1 in tA majority stock interests of each who came by plane from Flor- snil Enisem 24,,, because of legal publications, date -11-One-ym-o-Ontoranundnis-- Li i a 1 2 Mt 2'4c Met Met Ise, of company meetings and stock- southern Paoli Inig i4uThe.H 2.1.8c' isielie.r.

Southern RY 23 closed destination, Mrs. Kelly said 301140c Mnrn 01 0 13c final acceptance Sperry Corp 253. 'holders' A 1C'd A 551 80c Monitor 22 In an interview with a Philadelphia Stand Strands 29's I Crys 13" IS ta I5c 1.4 Nabob 2c1. 1 The King company has not an- Eening Bulletin reporter: Stand Oil Cal 37'4 Oil Ind 34,,, I 1" Gnid Me A 12c Reeves 15 qt 25c flounced a plan of development Of course you can never Stand Oil 51V4 i etIden Age 90c sheep Cr B5 WM' Studebaker Cor 11's 1 10c Si Cr es ,1 he work, hut it is understood it will forget the past and the past Snshine Mng fii, High Aur 8 1 cc all Dot A 41 ne through the lower tunnel of will always color present. A 1 I A Am Ante Arm At i MI I Aviv send Beth Boeur Bordi Itorg itnag Cs Cur Can Case Cele Cryt Colin Conti Coml Come Cunt Corn Curti rmut Du taste Oen 0 Texas Co 49 Hi gh Si, 4651 fiDe Sil DnI a 3Fisi 45c the National Copper Mining corn- Toxas Gulf Pr 514 Hypothek 's't-c'2c Sit Synd 85c -y But I don't think you should ka, p.n.

where a drift will be driven let the past affect the present Wat A Oil 14 Lexing 11,11 214c West Union Timken-Det-Ax 2R Liberal 11,2 Yak Sho Va li west under the adjoining Copper so much that there can be no Union Carbide soli Morning Sales. King property which Is said to NI w.e. Uninn Pacific 97'4 United Mr Lin 2A14 Clayton, 1500 At a ,4 Golconda. 'moo have I he strongest mineralized "Every WOMarl whose husband at 4c; Grandview, 2500 11c ecla. United Aircraft 3014 vein fissure of any property in the so to S710: Metropolitan 500 at 5 'se: is killedeither in war or in United Corp 4 group.

This drift would give an United Gam Im 2s 1 re e. i et 0 ill 550 at 111.30; Sherman, 5001 peacehas to face the problem at. ndditionttl 350-foot depth on the IS Gypsum '74 of how to lead her life. She A 11 Peal Im 2 Gains and Losses. Copper King vein.

ran retreat into a shell of IN ft Stcel 511s Gains scere: polaris. 2c; Slicer Summit. The National company is said to lic; Sunshine. 25r. memories or she can realize I LOsses were: Metallne Mining ti.as-1 money in devel- that life will and must go on." I have spent more mo log.

3A Sunshine Consolidated, 214c; opment work and surtare equip-. "I Rim nnt 1-int Pverv A 0 A Int. dUnanine consouciaLed, 2i4c; opulent- work aryl suritice tutuip- i "I am not saying that every A la it ARMII t4 i 4 ii i 11--IE'C WERE NICE TO YEAH! BUT MAYBE I'LL KNOW WELL, IF YOU'RE GOIN', rue Aw 0 BE IWGHEETN GsOTA, sYCOAUtl KSITDISLL Now LOOK, DAISYI '(Ou CAN'T OUR KIDS! WE'RE THEIR, GO BARGIN' IN ON FOLKS FRIENDS AND THEY'RE 2 Boss. I LIKE TH. SPANGLES t-- IN TROUBLE Awe COULD (01.i M-IALEJNI)E.

RI 15) )1 all Fr tf Pr it! 1100: ,1 t-z 1 11 a 410 Li 4 el -401! .1 -) i4NROLD 1 )f VO-i643 us 1r 0 02 GRAls 4 Ili Mum Firm Me 1234 west El At 0512 woolgorth 3'a Young Sh 37 Worn Tiros Plc 1234 West El Mfg 9512 Wen.laorth r.v wrimatortri rw -Wit Young Sh Az 37 martin MD 17,4 Montsom Ward We Tamarack. Lac. rnent than any of the other prop-I vidow of a service man should Sales- Total today, 766 SIB shares: pre- Morning sales totaled da00 ahares. I erties in the proposed King group, view, uay. 553.0.60: week ago.

245.250: twol remarry, but neither am say- Yeara ago. 2.96130: January I to date, 237 i FOREIGN EXCHANCIE. 'including a modern '250-ton con- ing that every widow should F.1 49 year 14,6: go. SfL511.015, renrating mill and a three-mile-1 ale. 1.13.118.28a.

two NEW YORK. Oct. IS. iT.Late foreign not remarry. 'exchange roles follow Wrest Britain inl long electric railway connecting' The point is rather that LIST.

I in tinlihor-II I mart! Monti Viotta eeare ale. rik CanadaOfficial Canadian controll Last sale. LAM Yale. hard rates for United States dollarsI Aluminum Co 111 Irnn Firman UM a Buying, 10 pPr cent premium; SPillnit, Am Cyan 42 Irving Air 8 tier cent premium, equivalent tn discounts Am Gas az Elite 25's Molybdenum 11 op Canadian dollars in New 'trick of buyBlisa 131a tZt Citv Cop 17a 1 mg. 9 91 per cent; seihns.

p.m par Bun Hill tsk 1134 Niag Hud Pro V. 1 Canadian dollar in New York oven, Cities Sent 14 Peilaria 134 market 11 per cent discount or 89 Unuedi Cant yUkSt1 193'4 Premier Gold I States cents. In It a In ot '7 3. ttrii in nerfirtut ibanitre El Send Az Sh 'a FuroneOreat Britain official (anasele CanadaOfficial Canadian control ard rates for United States dollarsI lying, 10 pPr cent premium; SPIllnit, cent premium, equivalent to discounts 1 Canadian dollars in New York of buy- 991 per cent; aelline. 9.09 per cent.

Canadian dollar in New York open trket. 11 per cent discount or 89 United fttes cents. FuropeOreat Britain official fhankerie NEW YORK CTIIR Alumi Am 1m Miss Bun Cities Cant El le dr, IS nt 83 foreign exchanas committee rates)BuyTotal $ales, 71.535 shares, mg. 54 02; selling. $4 04 I atm Anlorten Arannt In.

raftrial 9011 foreign exchenae committee rateslBuynig. 54 02; selling. $4 04 Latin America Argentina. official 29 71. reign exchanae committee rates1Buy ft, selling.

$4 04 Latin America Argentina. officiftl 29 71. Tot. mine mitt min. while you need not deliber- ately seek new ties, you must SHARE RESULTS not erect false barriers against 110M.

You have to have the courage to do what you think is best." Mrs. Kelly said that Lieutenant Pedlow, whom she met last year Of RICH STRIKE while he was in the west on a navy mission, "feels it a real challenge Ily STOREY BUCK. to raise my son Corky properly and as Captain Kelly would have C. O. Dunlop, president of Silver Dollar Mining company, is in WF11- "ffied The lieutenant and the child "al- lace, where negotiations are being concluded for a division ot the pro- ready are fond of each other, she leet to Organize reeds to come from the recent added.

strike in the Chester vein. Parties Corky, whose father Is credited I int Mining erested are Sunshine ng with a successful attack on the Final Nazi Silver Dollar company Japanese battleship Ilaruna, has and Polaris Mining company. been recommended for appoint- MOSCOW. Oct. 16.

Sunshine has opened high-gradel merit to West Point in 1956. Ily STOREY BUCK. to raise my on Corky prop C. O. Dunlop, president of Silver and as Captain Kelly would 1 Dollar Mining company, is in WA I- "I 1.11 ed lace, where negotiations are being The lieutenant and the child concluded for a division ot the pro- ready are fond of each Meet to Organize ceeds to come from the recent strike in the Chester vein.

Parties Corky, whose father Is cred I Interested are Sunshine Mining with a successful attack on Ftnal Nazi Defeati Silver Dollar company Japanese battleship Ilaruna, been recommended for ppo and Polaris Mining company. MOSCOW. Oct. 16. (A')Izvestiad merit to West Point in 1956.

Sunshine has opened high-grade mine and mill. I uhilo vrtil nPori Int free 25 Oa. Brazil, official 6 ON free 5.20N: Mexico. 20 65N Rates in spot cnbles unless otherwise Indica red. NNominal.

'e 25 OR, Brazil. Offitilll 6 05N, free Mexico. Rates in spot cables unless otherwise licg red. NNominal. fres 25 OR Bran, Official 5 VON, free 5.20N: Mexicn.

2065N Rat es in spot cables unless otherwise Indica ed. NNornins I. 0 Wel MY! WONDER WWHAHTENHHEEW(419L-oLwBsEu9 -r u-r-r BLICIHTER'S 9 ALL THE INSTiNKS OF 44 NATURAL- BORNEO BLACKMAILER, IF NtOU A5K ME, CIUV'NOIR. 111, 414,, 016 or tip, 14! A11111101k YuS-HE DOES KNOW SOMETHIN FUNNY WHEN HE SEES CT ri, 6UV'NOR. id Ott i til; "THE 1-177LE ilici- ----I YUS- HE 00E5 KNOW AV 01-16HTER'S (...101" rs." 9 HE SOMETH1N' FUNNY AL.WAY5 121 Wel MY! I.

WONDER WHAT HE Wit-L- BE ALL 7HE iNSTINKS OF 44 WHEN HE SEES 1,6 A NATURAL- BORNMID '4 -To 5m1LEs WHEN HE C.POW5 UP CIUYNOR. 10 4-6 BLACK MAiLER, IF t. tire cAGANovA7 uAK HIM THIN65 IEEP CNIN WHEN HE eEs ME. AL et) 70 kEEP T. ow 0 1 (.

HIM QUIET. VIC II; It IIIIIIII1411 I lo tit. i i.0416' le 17, lb -I i er-r. 7 11... i 0 .1.

-f- 1 11010 a qf CZ) II A 4 01, 701 4-- OP 2 on .2222, cadotr ff 1 I to ,6.. 4, Ir. Mpg 211.11-11111 22140222,2 ltills. AIIIIIIIIk A .1: ...1.1.....1 1 I i ii" --L- 1.LJ:LI-,-- C. ti BOND AVERAGES.

Compiled by the Associated Press. 20 10 10 '10 Rails. Indust, Util. rqn t. Net, eht (inch Unch tinch.

3 Unch, PiaturelaY 78 8 105 0 105 1 62.2 115 3 Previous day 75 A 105.0 105,1 62 5 115.3 Week atm '78 5 105 0 105 3 62 115,3 Month alto 5 105 7 105 3 529 115.4 Year ago 55.3 103 4 97,5 50 4 113.0 1943 high 78 105 A 105.4 53.2 118.1 1943 low 64 103 8 f)A 0 53.2 112.5 104? hith 55 2 103 5 100.8 533 113 2 943 low 59 .4 102.8 93.6 41.5 111.7 Soviet government newspaper, said ore in all three crosscuts driven OPMEN today that the coming three-powerlinto the vein. 'The new crosscut a Moscow conference in which openings are 700 or 800 feet west of United States Secretary of State the Polaris strike and are from Cordell Hull will take partwouldSunshine's 2500, 2700 and 3100 ley- play an important part in organiz- els, the last of which is 400 feet mg the final defeat of Germany. ideeper than the Polaris opening. uric, nm oni II DIFFER ON WEEK'S CATTLE MARKET STEADY mnitilL I I Lnu 1 POLICY Ull I Lit Ull I Inn I I I I WAG -----'N ONLY KIDDING, NEEDLES. I WON'T SPLIT UP WITI-I YOU.

I'M SORRY YOU TOOK ME SERIOUS Y. Crv -4 ''')1 0 -re -600 opv-- I oor A Vie KitA E3ust A SAck FuLLoF mixeD CANDIEs! Niutv1 Yum! skim! CERTAINLY, BUT I-4AVE ANOTWER DRINK ONI ME BEFORE WE GO. TA I HA, HAI AND JUST TO SQUARE 1141NGs, I'LL LET IOU DRIVE ME UP TO MV PLACE AT THE LAKE WE'LL DO A LITTLE PISS-IING TOMORROW. As TWE CAR PULLS AWAY. NEEDLES DOESN'T KNOW IT BUT me's RIDING TO HIS DEATH.

AW, HA, WA, AND JUST TO 1 Ir CIO YOU CERTAINLY, BUT AS TWE CAR PULLS AWAY. cis, I'LL LET MEAN IT WAVE ANOTWER NEEDLES DOESN'T KNOW IT Ak, WA, I-IA, I WAG SQUAR -rmiN IOU DRIVE ME uP -ro mv in LAPPY? ON ME BUT me's RIDING TO HIS I ONLY KIDDING, NEEDLES1.1rUI-1- NI PLACE AT TWE LAK BEFORE WE GO. DEATH. I I WON'T SPLIT UP WITI-I WUW? WE'LL DO A LITTLE YOU. I'M SORRY YOU PISWING TOMORROW.

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Durc.14! I GOT A DIME, r. ()fel 1 I oor 1 FULL OF EANA5us( I -Aim! I OOK. AL YEH! 00 him' slum! 1 I NARY 4 1 011111A 61111,11016 0 1.C711 I 9 A.c; lb b' i 9 2 5'll'i '19, 4 I 1 i'f ix fliivo itur (,.... lir (---), At elfir 11.7 9. -die The newspaper insisted that nil- I Grade Is Constant.

itary questions must come before Each of the new crosscuts opens Igeet cattle market was fairly other problems such li.8 post-war the vein at different horizons, hut WASHINGTON, Oct. lg. UM Wen active, but steady, this week at the 'cooperation, as did Pravda, the in about the same east and west dell L. Willkie and Thomas E. OH Union stockyards.

Communist party newspaper, in and each opening shows Dewey, two of the leading Repub- lican Choice-fed steers were sold atirecent issue, and declared that "un-lahout the same high grade of ore possibilities for the 1944 presi- $13.50 to $14.50: grassers. $11.50 doubtedly the question of decisivelas was disclosed in the polaris dential nomination, made it clear w- to $13; grass heifers, $10 to $11, reduction in the length of the warlerosscut, which widened out to today they are alking down dif and cows, $8.50 to $10.25. and of victory in the shortest pos-leight feet of what is said to be 50- ferent streets on America's post- A El Thirty carloads of feeder cattle I sible time is I led up inseparablylounce silver and. 16 per cent lead war foreign policy. were bought on the market duringlwith the problem of opening a it reached the Silver Dollar Willkie, Republican nominee in the week.

ond front in western Europe." end-line. 1940, called last night for an "un- ko Hogs Monday wore $14.35 to The front page article reflected While the crosscut openings are among ail the allied qgf ft $14.40. Later in the week car- confidence that an accord could on Sunshine ground, the Sunshine nations 5 "our only chance to I loads were $14.65 and s1471). Drive-ibe reached on both military and, company concedes the apex of the realize man's hope for peace." ins were $14.50 to $14.60. questions.

vein is on Silver Syndicate ground Dewey' governor of New York: market closed at $14.25 to Another sign of a generally and has therefore entered into a weeks ago advocated a post-war Choice lambs were sold $11 to warm atmosphere alliance between the Unit- for the confer- contract with Silver Syndicate tolmilitRrY 1 $12. lence of British, American and So- mine the ore on a bask said to be ed States and Great Britain with- Receipts for the week were: iviet officials was given in premier out mentioning other allies. .60 per cent for Sunshine and 40 A Salable. Total. 1Joseph Stalin's meeting last nightiper cent for Silver Syndicate.

The No Joh for Two. Cattle 3140 3:112 Donald Nelson, chief of the iinitie arrangement has been made i Winkle took his stand in a radio Hogs 3667 4310 iUnited States vat: production with Polaris for the portion of thelspeech from St. Louis, declaring Sheep 1594 2g73 to survey Soviet productionvein apexing on Polaris ground. Ithat the cause of world peace LI would not be advanced by "de- fensive and offensive alliances he- L. tween any two of the principal I' Pwri.

710 to 058 11 $5,50 tors but rarely recently. allies." 1711 25; 13 heifer to s. 503 885 se 50' 9.50, 53 rows. 778 to 1285 24 2575 i Observers See Wast to Perlin ps recalling 1 he British- 4 25; 45 calves. 213 to 380 lbs 250 Is Crushed American couplet of Dewey's that sn yearlints, 3so to fil8 lbs 24 1 10.

15 wAsmiNoToN. Oct. its. (go cleaved the ranks of the Repuh- gg mired, 420 to 570 851i R. Two officials of 1 he food distrihn- lican post-war advisory council at It.

Death by ))luck uch lioss-123 hesti. 153 to 345 lbs S11 0 14 35; 27 FnWS. 155 to 580 lbs 210.75qi 12 to lion administratiOn have reeom- Mackinac island a month ago, Will- Sheep-305 lambs. 70 to 79 $10 25' mended that Hawaii tighten its kb observed: awls. WALLACE, Idaho, Oct.

16. (Spe- food belt. "I should like to see this coun- Nn Seturds Wes. liv muck which In a report to Director Roy F. try exercise its utmost qualitlea of H'olleri in on him through hroken Hendrickson on the basis of their leadership and moral force to bring Nazis Count Jews Ipigging, Ira ERMS1h, 37, Wallace, survey of island food conditions Great Britain, Russia, China and timberman at the Tamarack Investigators W.

B. Ward and E. the United States to a point of WASHINGTON, Oct. lg. tP1--CustN: Consolidated Mining root- J.

Talhot declared that the islands understanding where they will The German gestapo is taking i alpany, died en route to a hospital are eating better than the rationed make a Joint declaration of intencensus of Jews in Greece And po- ivosierdiiy moroloz. He was re- mainland and have proposed as a preliminary to forming pairing lageing in the 22 stope stripe to lessen island food con- groms similar to those recently un it common council of the United launched against Danish Jews can labove the fifth floor ss hen the acci- sumption and waste. Nations and other friendly endly na- ae expected shortly, the officialrdent occurred. The steps: itions, and evenaually of all the illi 3reek office of information said. I.

A system of voluntary ration-nations." Cor aere today. 1 Thomnson in Command ling. A :1 i Pri. 710 to 058 11 but rarely recently. II 25; 13 heifer to s.

503 885 Ib $8 50i eg 50: 53 cows. 778 to 1285 $4 25tt, wAsitINGT0N. Observers See astpl Perhaps recalling the British- 25; 45 talves. 213 tn 380 lbs st 12, Miner Is Crushed cleaved th rank of th Repuh- American couplet of Dewey's that 5n yearlinta, 3ao to 818 ths 9413 10; 15 oct. i8 up).

lb xed, 420 to 570 851i linas-123 heati. 153 In 345 Ibm sirs Two officials nf the food distrihit- lican post-war advisory COttlIt'it at 14 35; 27 FnWS. 155 to 580 12 to Death by Much ti011 fidministrati011 have recom- Mackinac island a month ago, Will- Sheep-305 lambs. 70 to 79 510 25 mended that Hawaii tighten its kie observed: el1.5, WALLACE, Idaho, Oct. is.

tSpe- food belt. "I should like to see this coun- No Saturda Satea. i muck which In a report to Director Roy F. try exercise its utmost qualities of in on him through hroken Hendrickson on the basis of their leadership and moral force to bring Nazis Count Jews Ipigs4ing, Ira EN111811, 37, Wallace, survey of island food conditions Great Britain, Russia, China and 1 I imberm Tamarack an at I he aarack Inve W. stigators B.

Ward and E. the United States to a point of WASHINGTON, Oct. lg. tP)--1 ICustor Consolidated Mining corn- J. Talbot declared that the islands Understanding where they will The German gestapo is taking i a many, died en route to a hospital aro eating, hetter than the rationed make a Joint declaration of inten- census of Jews in Greece and morninz.

He was re- mainland and have proposed as a preliminary In forming groms similar to those recently1 'lagging in the 22 stope steck to lessen island food common council of the United latutched against Danish Jews can labove the fifth floor vhen the acci- sumption and waste. Nations and other friendly na- Ore be expected shortly, the official ,,,,,,1 The atone! Itinti and Pv nAtinliv rif oil tho milk A A 0 3 1 1 Ito.eeloili eJta heed with Amiable St Alin, Iyht) spent much time last divided se 01104v Cattle 03 heed. holm' 207 hood; ohePty 13i 1 summor an this I on the Friday Wee. has been accessible to foreign visi- ilutvallans Eat Well; Itweelot. tiTP 438 hesci with salable.

Stalin, who spent much time last I divided its follows. Cattle. 03 head. hoes. 07 hoed; sheen 13 'summer and this fall on the front, II 11U1111U0 Eat nll.

head Friday Sales. 1 has been accessible to foreign visi- WE 1 2 I 0 I ollir L17) I UTAH MINE ORES COME OUT AGAIN SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 16. CAM trains rolled steadily between and the huge Utah Copper 1 I or ill- 1 POPE YE Chronicle Tilakums Pals 1 4,4, a LAD BE GLISPRIGED A-r HOW SMART SEADLIST MAVE LiER 1-00KN' AT A LIAR OF CIENLINE GEN' OUSTONE 13101QE I WILL SPRIKIKLE sr ON 4-ER HEAOS ANe WATCI-A ')7-T1)1 CUE ALREADY USED ALITTLE OKI OSCAR E6 Ai- IT-i-l OKI OGCAR. -C2)10 gtcrc Al a A lo c.16.

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tnda07nited States goverm nent ti adioincluding a substanal number of JAI' GENERAL DIES I and costs and as deprived of his you are 11, 12 or 13 yearS of Age, caused some buildinge to sway, monitors said today. Such radio fishing borits and other craft, in h'I. 16, driver's license for a ear. a kyo tl'Acii0 in a broadcast record-I I you have prize hy writing a chance to win a dolla tory and enter but th rts ere Aere no repo of seri-ihlackout often in ca dit ra es air ids. (11)taining "fullest utilization of our' ous damage.

1 sliirping facilities for the success- ed tednY bY Luitur Clit 11(111 TM tit. NI prosecution of the war." the fede ral comuni- OISTRIBUTF3) TO RI ng Into the HyRS contest nest cations commission announced the NMS( ONV, Oct. 16. tA3)flussian week. Stories should nnt be over LosinciNts wtoow At FD I Firemen from No.

9 station were death of Major General Katsutaro War Relief, has distributed 2O0 words, written in black ink on VA ANCirA, W. Oct. IA crla rm tti sent to St. John's cathedral this; RANA PFAILINGS. 1 Nnseki, 79, veteran of the Japa- American-donated materials and white paper.

tmeaft widow for Anthor LoodonI Tratiolo. has hitien u.dInr a 10 net' rent enninlIA- Mnriling a rid hY U''iPg a 43' tnnt so nese wars against China and flits- supplies valued at S9.1:67,276 to the OriRinal free-hand drfmings MAY roll of IrPInn An film rights to "The. ladder replaced a hurned-out TACOMI sta. The radio Ailld that he died Russian people, Edward C. he entered in this contest.

They Po. of LOrif1011 The Ault. out, tile tight globe in one of the CIPAting PAIAnco. A ASA 172 his home in Tokyo yesterday of president of the organization, said must be on white paper in black bt eut ht on bphe If et Oeurtte R. PetiLeii Aattio EA :09 n45 itilk 4,101011 sum.

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