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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER (fi 1 . MOPSY Wc by GLADYS PARKER I'VE GOT A WRONG number, caw anyone TELEPHONE ? ; IF 4679.' HERE USB ESSEX S x - 7 t ' t ' I it 8 n date 3r( Jt s as i buttcc i 'ou 7 1 JM in FOR TODAY . . .What they are to shoot at is graphically pointed out to visiting deer hunters by this sign posted in downtown Bend, Ore., where thousands of deer hunters pass on their way to the famed Mule deer hunting grounds of the Deschutes and Ochoco for-- 8 ests of central Oregon. Gunning for the object man at left, is strictly forbidden. Target for the season is the deer at right. Accidents have been high in previous years, hence the sign, OUQt TARGET ..kMtt j " fate- - MEAT ON WAY BACK . . . Buyers for major meat packing firms sit on pen fence rails at Kansas City livestock market as they bid for first control-fre- e catde since Or restric tions were Early bids showed Increase of $5 over OPA ceiling prices. Other stockyards report similar reaction to the lifting of meal celling prices, with little relief found In the cities in the first days of decontrol. W ANLJ cj-- aceletj , I. - 24 , - ; crepe,! V iignedfef ze 12, :h 1 e-- Echoes Home-Tow- n By C. Kessler rranclsco j coins fc f t 8: I G'MABT AT f POLYVCS' Yd ' IF "WAT'S ri"-- JOE 6r'iw'-E- 1 VMOOAJT VGUfl ' Lis wcvwcJ 10,4 jp- Ships i ... War, CAMP FIRE GIRLS' HONOR BEADS One Camp Fire girl explains J. S. Nav the honor beads awarded for participation in service projects to two tee the:BIue Birds, members of the organization's junior division. These not eq: three members are among the thousands who are participating in the annual membership drive which will end November 30. CL war, Pv CAMAllTCW foir hichf likewhf ihe DREAMBO AT AND CREW . . . The crew of the Tacusan Dreamboat which flew fror Taris to Westover field, Mass., in 12 hours and 25 minutes, more than two hours faster than the recor claimed by a commercial plane last year. Crew members arc Col. Clarence S. Irvine, St. Taul, Neb.; Co! B. J. Warner, Omaha, Neb.; Lt. Col. F. J. Shannon, Philadelphia; MaJ. J. R. Kerr, Arcadia, Calif.; Ma: J. R. Dale, Wise, Va.; MaJ. J. P. Brothers, Knoxville, Tenn.; tt. S. Snodgrass, Seattle; MS F.J. Vase, Hunts ville, Va., and MaJ. N. P. Hayes, Seneca, N. Y. RECORD-MAKIN- des:: id Eds? .e. 1 ? "Nw' SEEMr LIKE YESTEROAV. salvaj-- ' a - EtW&CDMAJ2TW OF PEWwmvAwiA, A? A EtV, STAKED UP TME R9UTC4L- - DEBATE'S recog' y.. neares:; C- ARKEi, f I; I4-2S- I: UTAH I YCU WEREAKisETEP FOR 5PEEPINS! 15 r THAT CORRECT? THATS I "I 1 i jsjj VQ 3 i. mm THE OFFICER, SAYS YOU WERE (SOIN3 70 MILES AN HOUR ut S SPOKEN! HONEST, WAS JUST CRAWLING, JUDGE: if :T TO FAY TAXES . . . One would normally see such a crowd ru I.iiig to get an item of scarce food a steak or roast or to pro cure tickets to a sold-operformance, or trying to crash a V J txain. This mob Is pushing to of all things pay income taxes. The scene is Rome, Italy, where the mob waited until deadline to file their income lax returns just as many do in America. IMPOSSBLE! MY SPEEDOMETER I ffrV. ''. ' II I MANAGEMENT SERVES COFFEE . . . Shortly after a picket line was placed around the Cineeolor corporation's film plant at Hollywood, pic kets were served with hot coffee and cigars by the management of the corporation under the direction of Its president, William Cespinel. LINKS ENTHUSIAST . . . Gei Dwlght I). (Ike) Eisenhower, U. army thief of staff, is an cxpe In the art of "follow through," s he proved during a golf round. i 1 r 1 1 NOT NS. RARE SOUNDED LIKE IT "I've got a freak over on my The rookie from Brooklyn was out farm," reported Farmer Brown. on a hike. Suddenly he cried out: calf." "It's a "Look, Sarge, a boid!" The sergeant replied: "That's a 'Don't need to tell me that," snapped Farmer Jones. "He came bird, soldier not a Ixiid!" over to call on my daughter last "Well," said the rookie, "it choirs like a boid." night." two-lcggc- d THv)S-nY-FOUR- S . . . Students and professors at Boston university circle trying to identify these four literally going around f Harold and Bernard ''' twins. Massachusetts' V Dorchester; and AlmaLeftBaker,to right: Framlngham: Grenith and "' " Kooa. Iljannts. ana Alan and I'lnlip lurnrr, muraoro. ne at the Back Bay school boys are veteran. They are all J f";r "i.l. complicate matters, all dress alike. in of Fru.S, i SO " Ann ' J rnroll-- lo d Close to Home Dull I'm writing to Bill he's serving on an Island in the Tacific. Bungwit Which island? Dull Alcatraz. Atomic Joke Did that girl call you a Mildred bum? Alice No, she called me 'bomb'; said she didn't know me from Atom. NOT BOUND BY DECISIONS . . . During closing days of the Taris peace conference, Stanoje Simic, Yucoslav ambassador to the United States, riRht, said that Yugoslavia does not consider decisions binding In which Yugoslavia Is concerned. With Simlc here are Russian Foreign Minister Molotov, lert, ar.d I.Jubo Leontie, Yugoslav ambassa-Ue- r to London. They asked a chanre for Yugoslavia to make h"f flews known before final decisions are made. ACCEPTS I OR DAD . . . Hernia Talmadge, son of Eugene Ta! madge, who managed his father' campaign for governor in recrn Georgia primary, Is shown as hi delivered bis father's aeceptanei speech at convention In Macon |