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.War News Hits
:StqctMait
Many ; Issues' Dip Lowest
i in Two Years; Losses
Cut at Close
. NEW YORK," .Juae lO-flV
Mace adTersa war ; news, topped
off by Italy's long awaited plnnge
into the conflict, hit the .stock
market todajt and man; issues
dipped to the . lowest levels in
two years or 'longer." .
'lit was an orderly downswing,
i with selling never getting out of
' hand. Leaders, off 1 to 4 points
1 at one time a few inactites were
inf arrears as r much as 10 cut
their losses at the close.
Prices backed away at the
start and, as Mussolini burled bis
battle challenge at the allies,
quotations fell to bottom marks
of the day. j Then there was a
" quick comeback,- led by steels
; which soon . transformed minus
Into pins ljrns. The recovery.
however, failed to carry tnrougn
and j another . moderate dip ap-
. noartwl In'thA last half-hour.
' The Associated Press average
of 60 stocks ended 6ft 1.2 points
". ai 37. eaualline the low figure
. of May 27, 1938. Except for the
short rallying period alter I p.
m., dealings were, relatively slow.
Transfers totaled 971, 44g shares
against 469,410 last Friday.
Prominent losers on the day
. -were Wright Aeronautical "and
Norfolk & Western, off 7- each;
Eastman Kodak, 6; Allied
Chemical, 4, and Union Pacific
i Falling 1 to more than 3
were Douglas Aircraft, Lockheed,
Sperry, US Steel, Bethlehem,
Chrysler, General Motors, Sears
Roebuck, Du Pont, American Can,
Standard Oil of NJ, Kennecott,
International Nickel, American
Telephone, US Rubber and Great
Northern. Montgomery Ward was
u the greater part of the session,
bat' eased at the finish.
US Hops Are Sold
To South America
i PORTLAND, June IQ-iJFf-M-though
the site of orders was not
revealed, export Circles here heard
today that American hop-growers
have moved into the South Amer
ican market, breaking Italy's and
- Germany's gripsj
The market has been held by
Germany and Italy for decades
and since the start of the Euro
pean war Germany's "customer
pledges have been fulfilled by
shipments through Italy.
Contracts for 1940 hops have
been signed at 35 cents a pound
for seeded and 41 cents for seed
less, a substantial profit for the
growers, the brokers said. About
100,000 bales half the Oregon-Washington-California
1940 crop
were tied" up by previous con
tracts calling for from 22 to 25
cents a pound.
Slaughter House
i Scales Are Worst
Sections of Oregon vary , great
ly in the manner in wfiich heavy
dnty scales are cared for, but
on the whole only a small per
centile of scales operators or
users are . iatentionally giving
false weights, declares Arden A.
Reed, deputy state' sealer of
weights and measures with the
state department of agriculture.
He has found the worst cases of
Inaccurate scales so far this sea
son at slaughter house scales.
..About 25 per cent of heavy
duty scales tested in southern
and western Oregon this season,
have been condemned, though
requirements have been4enlent.
In the eastern part of the
state, scales are cared for much
better and fewer condemnations
have been made. Climatic differ
ences may have something to do
with this.
Navy Man Visits
I At West Stayton
WEST STAYTON' Robert
, Royse of the US naval .station of
San Diego, Callf.? Is Tisltlng on
leave of absence" at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. O.
Koyse. On his return June 16,
he -will visit relatives In Port
land. . . ,
- Visitors last weekend at the H(.
L. Stewart home were Mrs. Stew
' art's brother and family Mr. and
Mrs. Charles' Martin and son, Her
bert i and Wesley of Dunsmulr.
' Calif., and Mrs. Stewart's sister,
Mrs. Lee Hayes of Halsey.
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Pickers Still Scarce
' '. . :.r. ;j ;(. -. , i j;.- c - ;r
1 SILVEJRTON HILLS Straw
i berry growers i are still complaint
rlsg of a shortage C plclcersMn
the local large berry fields. Ef
forts have been made to obtain
pickers but have failed. The peak
of thectop Is now being reached
and reports, are that both, quan
tity and quality have been un
usually fine thia year.
T. T. tm. . O. O. Caan. B. a
Herbal remedies for ailments
of stomach, liver, kidney, skin,
blood, glands and urinary sys
tem of . men and women. 22
rears fa', service. . Naturopathic
Physicians Ask your neighbors'
about CHAN LAM. j
DO. CUAI? LAII
'CHXTsTSE MTD1CQIS CO,
393 H Court St, corner Liber-
L J . UUKI VICU IllCiUSJ SUU
Saturday only, 10 a. ta. to 1
p. m., f to 7 p. m. Consultation,
blood pressure and urine test
are free of charge.
Reflections "Come Crowding'
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The beaut if nl Court of Reflections was crowded as was every
other court and byway on the opening day of the 1940
Golden Gate International Exposition on Treasure Island. Here's
picture of part of the crowd which "took over" on May 25.
Salem Market Quotations
(Buying Pricai)
Tha prices below iuppiid bj loci
Croeer nd indicative bf h diily market
prices paid to growers by Salens buyers
bat are not guarantted by The States
man.) '
VEGETABLES
Cabbage, H ..
Carrots, local, doz
.01 4
.45
1.30
.80
2 00
.04
1.50
2.00
.25
.25
PCauiif lower local
Cucombers, doz.
Celery ... x..
Cherries, ll.
Lettuce, lrral J...
Onions, 50 jibs J
Green onionn, 001. ,
Peuuera. rreen ... .
Potatoes, local, cwt. "o. 2.25
50 lb. has
New potatoes, lb
.70
.02 4
25
2.50
.70
.03
.90
.05
.75
.80
.40
.40
45
Radiahes
Raspberries, crate
Spinaeb, Seattle, box-.
tfnnbard. b.
Asparagus, doi.
Peas, local; lb.
Strawberrits, doz., loca!...".
Uustard ereens, dox 1.
Watercressj. dos.
Beets, doxj
Turnip, dos.
GRAIN , HAT AND SEEDS
Wheat, Koi 1 reclsaned, bu. .75
Oats, ton ! . 17 00
Peed barley, ion 20 00
Clover hayi. tori 10 00
Alfalfa hay, ton 12 00
Ess mash.. So. 1 trade, SO lb. bag 1 80
Dairy feed; SO lb. bag. ,. 1.40
Hen scrstch feed . 1.80
Cracked com 1.80
Wheat 1 . 1.60
EGGS AND POULTRY
(Buying Prices of Andresen's)
Grade A lajrge, doz .16
Grade A liedium. i'oi 14
Grade B large doz 141
Pnllets ...j .10
Colored hna .11
uotations
PORTLAND, Ore., June 10. (AP)
Eggs: Large extras 17; standards IS;
medium extras IS; standards M'i.
Cheese: i Triplets llic loaf 15.
Butter: Extras "27; standards 28;
prime firsts 5H : firsts 25.
Butterfat 26 V 27.
Portland Grain
PORTLAXD, Ore.. June 10. (AP)
Wfceat? ! Opin High Low Close
Septemb-ri 71 72 71. 72
Cash Grain: Oats. "o. 2, 3e-lb. white,
22.00. Bajrlev, No 2, 45 lb. BV 21.00.
Corn, N.oi2,"EY anipment 29.00. No. 1
flax 1.81. !
Cash Wheat (Bid): Soft white 73;
western white 73; western red 73V4
Hard red iwinter: ordinary 73; 11 per
cent 74; 12 per cent 78.
Hard Vk hite-Baart 12 per cent 87; 13
per cent 92,14 per cent 85.
Today's! Car Receipts: Wheat 18: bar
ley 1; flour 11; ccrn 3; oats 1; mill
feed 1. j
Portland Produce
PORTLAXD, Ore., Jan 10. (AP)
Country; Moats Selling price to retail
ors: Coojitry-killed hogs, best butchers
125 150 tfcs. 8-8e; Tealers, fancy, 13
14e lb.: light thin. 1012c; hear? 10-11
lb. ; lambs, spring 16-17c: yearlings 10
12c; ewea 4-6c lb.; good, cutter cows, 10c
lb. : car.ner cows 8c lb.; bnlSs tl l-e lb.
Livs Potillry Buying prices: No. 1
(trade. Legion broilers 1 to 2 lbs.. 15e
lb.; fryers, under 3 lbs., 16e lb; 3 to 4
lh., 18e lb.; roasteni. oyer 4 lbs., 18c
lb.; Leghorn hens, over 3 lbs., lOe lb.;
under 8 lbs.. lOe lb.; colored bens.
oer 3 lbs.,' 13 lb.; 4 to 6 lbs, 13a ib
Urcssed Turkeys Selling price: No. 1
liens, 13-14e ib.; terns -10c-
Onions Cregon jo., 1, 2.15 per 60
Ib. bag. Sets, white 8'4o lb.; brown 6 He.
New California wax, 50s, 2.50; red
i.ts;
- New Potatoes California Whites 60
1.10; 100s, 2.25. I
Potatoes Deschntea 2.25; Klamath
(Tale Lake) 2 00 cwt: local Whites 80c
box; do sacks 1.50-1.60 cental; Malin
2.00 cental; southern yams 2.40-2.50 ext.
Hay Setting pftce to total lers: A If at
fa No. 1. 15 50 ton; oat fetch. 13.00:
cioer. -11.00 ton: timothy eastern Ore
gon 17-18; valley timothy 14.00 ton.
Wool 1 949 eastern Oregon. fine
sned., 24e lb.; Willamette Tailey 12-month
nomn ai, 25c.
Mohair 1940. 13 months, 80s.
Cascara 1940' peel 5e lb
Hops Oregon 1939. 80 S5e; 1940
cortracta SSe tb ; 1940 aeedleas 85c
Domrstie l"lour Selling price, city de
li Tory I to 25 bbl lots: famil patenra.
49s. 6.15 t, 75; bakers "-hard Wheat, aet,
4.80 6.15; bakers' blaestem, 5.65-6 05;
blended wheat floor 5.25-6.05 ; sofa wheat
5.10-. 15; graham 49a, 4.80; whole
wheat, 49a, 4.85.
Portland Livestock
, PORTLAKD, Ore., June 10. (AP)
(TJ8DA Hogs: For week, salable S200;
total 3400; botchers aneTenly strong to
15 higher. .
Chsniss Waaled
' Annes; Bios, Lamberts
For canning mfkd baiWllnjr.
VUit our new qaarter mil
lion gallon bulk Storage for
Oierries. Larirest similar la
stallatioa tn the world jaat
stearins; completion : ho that
your Cherry deliveries will
ot be stopped by the Pe
cific coast barrel shortage
oa cooperage strike stow go
Irt on for. seTcral monthiw
w OREGON FEUIT '
' PRODUCTS CO.
i West 8alem
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xff:!
A (
ki
Butterfat, So. 1, 25 c;
No. 2, 23 c; premium,
26 He.
A grade print, 80c; B
grade, 29; quarters 31. ,
Colored frys
White Leghorn, heary
White Leghorn fry a ..
White Leghorns, !igbt
Old roosters
J7
.08
ai
.08
.05
.11
Heavy hei.s, lb..
(Buying i rices of Marlon Creamery )
Grade A large, doz.
.IS
Grade A medium dox. m
Grade B large, doz.
Undergrade and chex
Large dirties .
Pullets
Leghorn hens .
Leghorn fryers. 1 lbs
Colored fryers, 2 3 lbs-
.14
.14
.11
.14
.10
.08
as
.14
ai
Colored hesa
Hors
(Baying Prices)
1939 .29 to .10
1840 contracts lb 2.85
LIVESTOCK
(Baying prices for No. 1 stock, based on
cenditions and sales reported op to 4 p.m.)
1940 spring lambs
7.75
6.00
Lambs 4.00 to
Ewes j 2.00
Hogs, top, 160 220 lbs.
Sows , ... .
Beef Cows t
to 2.50
5.75
. 2.50
6.00
to 6.25
to 7.75
Bulls
Heifers
6.50
6.50
Dairy type eawi
4.50 to 5.50
Lire real ,,
Dressed venl, lb.
WOOL AND MOHAIR
(Buying Prices)
Wcol, medium, lb .
Coarse, lb
I.ambs, lb.
Mohair ..
8.00
r
.25
.25
.22
.30
at Portland
Total Hops Cattle,: Ca!vs Sh'p Cars
Monday .... 3400 2350 175 2700 89
Week ago.. 2600 1800 150 2800 59
2 weeks ago 2300
4 weeks ago 3000
Year ago 2800
2100 150 2500 84
1476 150 1060 61
2250 250 1400 83
Cattlj: Salable 2100, total 2350; calves,
sulable and total 175; fed steers best de
mand, strady to 25 Higher.
Steers, gd, 900-1100 lbs S 9.75 10.25
do medium, 750-1100 lbs 8.50 9.75
do common, 750-1100 lbs 7.00t! 8.50
Heifers, gt od, 750-1100 lbs 8.75 9.00
do medium, 500-900 lbs 7.75 8.75
do cornn.ou. 500-900 lbs- 6.25 7.75
Cows, good, all wts 7.25 7.50
do medinra, all wta 5.75 7.25
do cut-corn, all wta 4.75 6.75
do canner, all wts 8.75 4.75
Bulls (ylgs. excl. ), beef, ga. !
alt wts 7.00 7.25
do 3usage, gd, all wts.... 6J75 7.00
do medium, all wts 6.00 6.75
do cut-coin, all wta , 5.25 6.00
Vealers, gd ch, all wta 8.00 9.50
do com-ined, all wts... 6.00 8.00
do cull, all wts 4.50 6.00
Sheep: Salable 2150, total 2700; spring
lambs weak to 25 lower.
General sheep and lamb range:
Spring lambs, good-choice. .$ 8.50 8.75
do medium and good 7.75 8.35
do common 7.00 id 7.50
Lambs (shorn), med-good.. 5.50 5.65
do common 4.75 5.25
Ewes (shorn), good-clioice, 2,75 3.00
do ci'n.mon-medium 1.00 2.75
Wool in Boston
' BOSTON, Jnne 10 (AP) (USDA)
Orders fcr substantial quantities of graded
territory wools have been placed in the
Boston market at advanced prices the
bulk of the business was on one-half and
three-eighths blood grades, although oth
er grades received a fair demand. Comb
ing, three-eighths blood territory wools
were sol.l at 77-80 cents, sconred baais.
Graded half blood wools m-ere sold at 86
88 cents, scoured gasi.i for staple comb
ing lengths, andjSt 83-85 cents, scoured
basis, for Preneh eOfnbing lengths.
Wheatland Club
Donates War Funds
WHEATLAND Nine members
of the Wheatland Social Serrice
clsb attended the regular meeting
Thursday atternoon at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery
Farmer. A Tote to subscribe a do
nation to the Red Cross war call
and also to the Hopewell ceme
tery fund was carried unanim
ously. The next meeting will be
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Lafollette. v
Loganberries Delivered
Loganberry delirerles to lo
cal canneries . started j yesterday,
SUDDlementin cherrlea anrl slrav.
hberries being processed. , Straw-
oerries are expected to continue
for another week. Royal Anne
cherries are being accepted from
The Dalles and some local cher
ries are coming in for barreling.
Peas Are Purchased
trXlONVALB Mrs. I Bert
Byers and son, Wayne and :
Perry Williams of Woodburn
i pur-
da; of
cnasea more man 40 ponnc
freH nesi at H t) u.111.-
Tiner from local growers Thurs
day. , The peas will be pat la
cold storage Tor winter use. -
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OniGOII ! STATESMAN ScUn.
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Whet Fluctuate
With BriskTrade
Prices
Cent
Swing O-fier Foutj
v Range; ; Close
Is Higher,
CHICAGO. June lORIuiy'l
entry into the war churned up a
brisk trade In wheat ! futures for
a time today, with prices" swing
leg rapidly over a rarige of more
than four cents, but most of a
set advance of about i three cents
was lost! before the Close. j
Final 'quotations were
higher than Saturday,; July- 80
81, September 814 J. Earliej:
prices had sagged as much as 1
cents due to favoraole weather
uncertainty regarding i the Euro"
pean situation and selling prioj
to release of the government crop
report. Later, however, this loss
was wiped out due to; purchasing
In connection with government
flour orders and when the Mus
solini announcement came prices
were fractionally higher thai
Saturday. j
There j was an Immediate sett
back of almost a cent but whef
securities strengthened and
and other commodities, advanced
wheat followed, rising abruptly
about 3 ! cents or to levels more
than 4 jcents above early- lows,
with July reaching 82 and Sepj
tember 83. Much of ithis buying
was regarded as short covering'
but it was short-lived, .; T
Pro America Chapters j
Plan Joint Meeting ' j
LEBANON The Lebanoi
chapter of Pro America will meejt
with the Albany chapter . at i
luncheon! meeting in the Alban
hotel, atj 1 o'clock, Friday, June
14. Thd speaker who will leatjl
the discussion has not yet beesk
announced. All who are interestj
ed in these talks on public mat
ters are ; invited to ' attend, if
transportation is wanted they
may call" Mrs. J. C. Mayer, Mrs;
J. G. Gill, Mrs. R. C. Reeves or
Mrs. Glen Wallace.
POLLY Ain HER PALS
LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY
.1, - if fmkm&mm. f O'Ht&HT, I HOW COME VLlH'VE 1 1 I WHEN I BUSSED BV hW "X SZ 1
HlPi GOOD A JTIJ POL.LV. GONE IN PER WHV,PA. COORWAV AN" SEEN HIM J jMxOlf J
fi ' NIGHT, i V C h '' ENTCRTAININ' ) HOW CWRE VU UtW SlTTIN' HERE- HE HAD ClVfr
r-Kil V NEC JrJj t3)C& TJ SIDE-SHOW J l SPEAK OF NED r TV-0 HEADS ON HIS - jtPWl S 21
3 1!J ymm -sift .: m
MICKEY MOUSE I " The Ked Piper l?y WALT DISNEY
j i j ' ' -'I -
-'SO VOU'RE (I DOMT FI&6ER ON vj f YtHl L ( SHH-H CANTTELL Q r GOSH MUST ; I JT CAN'T BE. TOOV I K I'M GONTER UURH. 'IMOUT-- -rW"
GNVCAPTUReN fV)S rrTHErs WHURr'M HOW'U. ) VUH HERE PETE , ft-MliSgTY, 14HLa!JSlr?EXE yT- 1 iWITHMUSlCf Jr-
PEG-LEG FETE, I fY C MAJ?T GCWB? Y' DO H MIGHT HAVE SPIES AROUN'! cIJ?r vJrvu TUlAIVl 1 '-L - ' S 1 Ji" -
EH? HOW DO V yiki-l WM , - Tuit CMON OVER BEHIND, riY GOTf Jg-, TWOULPNT WORK. - OO rM
XKX MORNIMG, MISS ROOWOCT. SUPPOSE OU
ARE HURRYING TO OUR OFFICEBEIWQ ir7?
PRE5IDEMTOP THE HAPPy ROAO
WELL CORPORATION AAUST KEfeP
ALL DAY LOKIG
! j 'i '"'". :" :-'"':i': ;-
TOOTS AND CASPER A Call for Casper's Co-operafion By JIMMY MURPHY
DON-T LET MR PLUNkE J ifiif illlMI'l St&zt DELIaVHTED TO W NICB OFVOUTO , fc 1 Yba cpeTW pOET lXSON! ,AT PlRST jl WAS-
KNOW I'M THINKING OP m rpAstT, VOU. MR M INVITE MB HERE, ! 1 f HELLO, Rots k FURIOUS. BUT.m 6LAD VOURE HERE
RUNNING VOU FOR HE'LL FIRE 1 T-VPI-u,lER V MSt CHUCKLE I A MR. TOOTS ftJ.3PXlL.''
MAYOR HERE-.. NO ONE f I ME WHEN J . p CASPEB!! WHAT; 1 PLUNWER. TsmeRb) 3 WANT YOU TO HELP ME DO, BUT ,
fejb- mustk5ov5Ji he finds :z- rCTTV -?3ARE DoJ ZZ andSS11
THIMBLE THEATRE Starring Popeye ; I "Toar Goes Wooing" J.
T10AR MtSb HIS DEAR
f SWEET PAL, POPE VE- J
) CrO CALL ONI HrS S
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Orfjoa. Tuesday Morning Iun
" This Tire Will Be Framed .
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Frank M. Jndson, Bears, Roebuck and C. Supervisor, and li. E. Sexton
manager of the firm's tire department, present the? 40,000,000th
Allstate tire to T. . J Carney, president of the company. It will' be
come a historical memento and take its place beside the lO.OOO,
OOOtli Allstate which ay decade ago was presented amid ceremonies by
General R. E. WooS, then Seaca president, to the late Julius Rosen
wald, board chairman. Left to right, Messrs. Carney, Sexton and
Judson.
Lettuce Prices Soar
To $2.50 in Portland
PORTLAND;, June 10-jfP)-A
country-wide shortage, described
as "spectacular" by dealers, sent
lettuce prices soaring toy high of
$2.50 per crate on the Portland
market today.
The price reached $8, a new
high, In New York. v
Changeable weather conditions
were blamed for the shortage.
N0.5lR-XMG0IN,T0SO0OL.
TOO LITTLE AN
ARTE54AM
XJ BUSY
ENOUGH TO WORK W A BIS
CORPORATION
GROWH-UP PEOPLE DO ALL THE
WOP4 I'M tJUST THE PRESlOENT
SHE NICE OjIRL.'BUT
DUMB Ni HtAJD
LIKE TOAR.
DUMB tt HEAD
BECALfie WEI
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buy
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Southern Oregon Wool
Sold to Boston Firm
ROSEBURG, June lMjP)-The
firm of Adamas and Leland of
Boston has purchased about 250,
000 pounds of worn from the sou
thern Oregon .wool clip, John
Rohr, pool agent, said today.
The sale wil return 35 cents
per pound net to the growers, the
highest pflce in recent years,
Rohr reported.
That's No Freak of Nature!
TM I
1 AINT SMART
FAMILIES rWE
MUCH AjOHEy
AAR. HAPPY AN
Not a Nibble on His Bait By BRANDON WALSH
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MfSYBS SHE BE NW
TOAR BE NICE TO HER.
SWEET PAIOOT1E. 1
FOR POPEYE.
BOTH 1
HER PERTY
Dumb head
r J
HERE SHE
HALLO, YOU NICE
DUMB KID.
'UKEiYOU.
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Vj7.-4 MAKE 1
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40,CCa,CC3thTire
Made Sears Brand
Local Manager Tells Story
Behind It; Will Be
A: Kept for Display
high speed saga ofj the ml
chine age Is being, told In Sears,
Roebuck and Co. stores through
ou -the country this week as the
40,000,000th Allstate- tire rolls
out of, a j factory and into a pol
ished glass ' and mahogany case
at the firm's headquarters in Chi
cago , :,-'".. " 1 '
There it.wil take its place as
a kind of museum piece behind
the first Allstate ever built and
and, the 10,000,0.00th. The 10,
000,000th was presented about a
decade ago by General R. E.
Wood,, then president of the com
pany, . to ; the -late Julius Rosen
wald who was chairman of the
board. .- j
. Between the first and the 40,
000,000th tire, exploits! on a super-John
Bunyan scale have been
enacted: 440,000,000 pounds of
pure gum rubber, and 152,940,
000 pounds of cotton have been
consumed in the . manufacture of
Allstates. This cotton, if made
into , cord, would encircle the
earth at the equator 3,ljl4 times.
According to Manager Gene
Vandeneynde, actual history of
Allstates is composed of a series
of highly improbable circumstan
See
Us
When
You
Heed
Beady
Cash
NO
EMBARRASSING
QUESTIONS!
Money
Promptly
At Low
Rates
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X'VE BEEN WONDERING 3UST HOW MAMY
I'M
YTXJ GRUBSTAKED p AND MOW
DOCS THE CORPORATXJN GIVE A
EACH FAMILY? DOES 1
THE FARMER SGMA-jj
t TELL
NAMES-
COME NOW
TOAR
IBRIKG
M "WHY, YOU PREHISTORIC r POPEYE WERE I '
fS5Y rAOrskSTtR, WHAT DO YOU AS i HERE. HE'D I
y v MEAN, CAJULlNCa ME DUMB? J 1 BEW VOU TO ; I
f TOAR. YOU PLrtf ; PVsl
( GAMES WITH HIM- ) , fphSS
lFLOWcRS
2.173
ill S
ces. The tire was bora amid the
hue and Cry of the biggest merch-
andlse-naming contest, ever neia.
The contest " carried 125,000 in
prize money ' and d re w 2 ,3 5 2 , 4 5 6
entries written in , 20 languages.
The winner was a mail order
customer In North Dakota.1
In 1937, the United States gov
ernment selected Allstates for its
motor vehicles and signed a.' six
months contract (With Sears 1 to
purchase Allstate "tires exclusive
ly' for-"all trucks land passenger
esrs nnersted hv the various fed
From June 1 1 -through June 1 5
the - local Sears.- store , is offering
the entire line of Allstate .tires at
a special sale. ;: 7 '
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