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I 1 PAG- ELEYEI Hurt in Rioting The , English lad. his brother, Colin, It, and Ivlson WneaUey. 10, arrived by plane today . to seek ret age la Portland tor the duration of hostilities. They were brought here by Mrs. Ivlson Ma cadam of- London, . the former Caroline Gbrbett of Portland whose husband fa a staff member of the British ministry ot Infor mation, . John abandoned Ms magazine long enough to announce he bad never seen a nasi plane over England or beard a German bomb explode. , -v- -:.t ; "Nobody thinks much of the war and ' the threatened Hitler Invasion is getting to be an every day affair," he explained. y i t f it k IV i i i f - Farley Claims All Debts aid Demos to, Be Clear When Convention Finished ; Willkie Blasted By RICHARD L. TURNER CHICAGO. July 11 -P)-With an air of satisfaction; National Chairman James A Farley 4atd today that "for the first time In history" the - democratic party would bare all Its bills paid and money In the bank when the coming national conrention Is over. The occasion for this announce ment was the recipt of a $30,000 check from Chicago business or ganizations, the last payment on the $150,000 which the local citizens pledged to lure the con rention here. - For the rest Farley would say but little In the coarse of a press conference devoted to what has now become an old game of try Ing to worm from him the secret which he has been grinningly guarding since Sunday whether President Roosevelt will accept the third term nomination which the convention is ready to give him. Predictions that he would do so contlnned to accumulate mean while as convention notables arrived. Headquarters for Vice-President ' irnr announced meanwhile that his name would be put be fore the convention by Wright Morrow, Houston lawyer. Farley said he had chosen the m V $ I ! 1 I...' .a; (I J. Mailt a-, jr. (above), ot Franni, Wyoming, as serious ly hurt In one of numerous armed clashes which marked the presidential election la Mex ico City. Mallen suffered a pis tol woaod In the stomach, hos pital authorities said. man to make his nominating speech but would not reveal who It would be. Senator Lucas (D-IU) reached the city asserting that Mr. Roose velt's foreign policy had proved "so thoroughly right" that the people would "not take 'no for an answer" on the renomlnatlon Question. Governor E. D. Rivers of Georgia said he presumed Mr. Roosevelt would be renominated and would accept. Each took a crack at Wendell L. Willkie. the republican nomi nee. Lucas said Willkie was "at his peak right now," and that the people of Illinois, recalling the Iusull utilities collapse, would hardly support a utilities man for the presidency. He added he thought Willkie had "made a mistake" in going to Colorado for his vacation because that was "where Landon went" vacation ing in 1936. Rivers spoke of Willkie's an nounced plans for invading the solid south and said he would not have a chance In Georgia. In his opinion he added, that went for the rest of the south and the border states as welL Senator Robert T. Wagner of New York, chairman of the com mittee which will draft the demo cratic platform, attended Farley's press conference, and, in response to questions, flatly denied he had brought the draft of a foreign relations plan from Washington. Farm Income Raised im NW Livestock Is largest Cash Producer During 1939; .. Hog Products Down , I u ! WASHINGTON DC, July 11.-; Farm pocketbooks In the font; northwest states Were bulkier at: the end of 1939. f i ; i ' , Largely , because jot increased government payments, the farm income for this j area last year was $3(7,936,0004 or $30,834,000 greater than that for the year before.- 1 Oregon's Income for 1939 was $102,841,000 cash 1 income and $S, 818, 000 in 1 government pay ments, compared with $100;756. 000 and $2,499,000 in 1938. Livestock was the west's large cash . producer last year, the bu reau of agricultural economics re ported. j. Oregon got her cash Income from the- following sources, with 1938 figures listed first: Cattle, calves, beef and veal, $13,260,000 and $14,600,000: sheep, mutton and lambs, $5,754, 000 and $6,806,000; wool, $3, 325,000 and $3,718,000. Dairy products, $18,638,000 and $18,566,000. Turkeys, $3,603,000 and $3, 367,000. Chickens, $992,000 and $1. 277,000; eggs, $4,810,000 and $4,117,000. Hogs, pork and lard; about held their own In the our states in 1939 as compared with the previ ous year. The 1938-39 figures for this source: Oregon, $4,690,000 and 14,045,600. Apple Agreement Vote To Be Closed July 15 PORTLAND, July ll-(ff)-The referendum for a marketing agreement among Oregon and Washington apple growers will close July 15, G.'A. Naastoll, field representative for the sur plus marketing j administration, said today. The plan wU go Into operation If handlers of at least 50 per cent of the volume of apples handled in 1939 approve and If at least two-thirds the growers ratify. Thrill Tales Are More Exciting to Boy Than Battle PORTLAND, July ll-yP)-Tne "amazing" tales in an American thrill story magazine offered more excitement for John Neame, 14, than the war in his native Britain. 170 Ilorih Commercial Sireel Stale of Oregon Inspected Heals iMJlh. FRESH GDOUIID BEEF 0Q SAUSAGE ff IE ISM lbs. for LIVER CHICEEIIS sS.il, . ; . Me 15c" jsso me" Jouel Bacon Su,. . . . . cic lb. SHORT DIBS Pc! Boas!, lb. . 12 Jc Choice Sfeafcs. lb. 15c 170 North Commercial MF1IM ' ' Cake Donnta Raised Donots Mapl Bars I Pineapple Bars 'Cinnamob Snails PEERLESS lie 10c UnsUced siiOc 2 ,or 15s Unsllced 7c 3for2Cs l-lb. French, Rye or Potato 8c 2 13c Dcz. eutte3 nonus Cc:!a5 3.0 c Biz. riilCilEGOIIS 2 Bzz. 25c Zlzzzl O rc Assorted Kinds 3Sc 41Sc mm m Potato n fZ3 and iMYf Hard . rliJki 4wi iORANSI J srtktspnjF - Theso Adrerttsod PRICES FRIDAY THROUGH THURSDAY JULY 12-18 Inclusire i i food budget, f yfrfcV - o Pick out the yfA TrTl ; Wis- im. nonEimriACER: You know, Mr. Safeway, I can't seem to save any money on my though I try best buys from all over town. ; i . j - - f Ilcdinn Dry Pad: 5-cz. J. V. D. Bnmd Con l Peas (Slandard Fad:) jJ Greei Beans cr ! f ,T1 Grapstrcil Juico Town Hq?s3 Drand ; j Qcalily Scias "TTN Gran. Soap The soap with (Zs) the hand lotion mmmmr ingredient. Ho. 303 Cans Ho. 2 Cans 2-lb. Box 24-oz PIrg. 2,1 - ... ........ , Well, maybe that's just the trouble. Try buying all your foods at Safeway for 1 awhile, and 111 guarantee you'll save money, ou see, all oereway Prices are low - every day because that's a Safeway policy. Crushel Pineapple Tonalo Jnice 17c Peas Slokely 1. 2Sc Green Beans slH'tiL 10 c Spinach STm : 1 10c Grapelrnil Prunes Crown Point Libby. D.JL m No. 10 can Frail CoddaU "kTi No.3 4 4 AAV 1C: 10c No. 2)s can n 1 . CUtstle Crest areacaes No. 2)& 3 (S 2 for 25 c HI Ccrned Beef, Anglo 17 C Tang VST 1 . 12 22 C Earo Synxp ubet 5-lb. can 35 C Honey. Valley Brand 39 C , Real reanu juuner Boast - 2-lb. 0 jar ! r3T) ONLY A FEW lvlHooR,fnoa Prices EHecflre Frldar cmd Saturday Only Samklst ValenclM O 844 sixe ....i Odos. Oranges 35c Klondike, lb. Green or Striped 2c 1 n.i. n Vmmcj SusUiit SOOs, doa. Canlalonpes Delano, 80s 3 for 25 C ONIONS, Walla Walla Ifl sweet yelows, 3 lbs. : 1UC LETTUCE, large solid heads, each 5c Poialoes Yakima White Rose VJS. 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