The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, April 23, 1943, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOURTEEN Market Holds Despite Sales Specialties Register Sizable Cains; Utilities Rise. NEW YORK, April. 22.-tf-The stock market was steady Thurs day in the face of a fait amount of profit selling and rubber shares and specialties registered sizable gains. Best prices were ihtdcd in many instances and some leaders closed slightly lower. , The usual good Friday suspen sion of business led to some scal ing' down of speculative commit ments. Dealings to tale d 1,249,290 shares compared with 1,141,363 the previous day. The Associated jpress 60 stock average rose' .1 of point Jo 48 JB. Utilities had another interval of activity. Steels, a nttle ahead at one time, finished about even. Aircrafts were better and rails mixed. US Rubber closed 1 higher and Goodyear rose a point Du Pont had i similar rise. Moder ately higher were Chrysler, Good rich, Douglas, General Electric, and Standard Oil of NJ. In lower ground were General Motors, American Can, Dow Chemical, Allied Chemical and Great Northern. . Places in Contest SIDNEY Dona Zehner en tered the Federated Musie clubs and won second in her class. She won second last year. Mr. and Mrs. Englehorn of Sa lem were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Johnston. Betty Win tennantel was a guest at Betty Fish's home over the weekend. Stocks and Bonds Compiled by The Associated , April 23 Press STOCK AVERAGES 30 IS Indus Rails Thursday 68.4 25.1 Previous day 68.3 23.1 Week ago 68.2 24.5 Month ago .67 J 23.1 Year sgo -4 7 14.7 1943 high 9 B i 1943 low 60.2 18.3 Mew 1943 high. 15 60 UU1 . SUts 33.0 48.8 32.9 48.1 32.3 48.4 31.3 47.3 22.0 32.S 33.0 ' 49.8 27.1 41.7 BOND AVERAGES .,.-- W to 10 ;.'. ." Bails, Indus Otil rogn Thursday .. 74.9 105.0 102.3 59.8 Previous day 74.6 105 0 102 J S9.S Week afio 74 J 104 102.2 59.7 Month ago 73.1 104.7 101.7 59.8 Year ago 64.7 103.5 93.7 46.1 1943 high 65.4 105.0 102.3 60.1 1943 low ; .64.6 103.8 .98.0 53.3 Crossword Puzzle 13 isr lfe 19 22. 23 zs 2t 7 31 32 3t 41 42 43 so S2 53 ssr 5b HORIZONTAL 1. Ind-measuro 8. High card 8. Tropical tree 12. Implement - 13. Etruscan god : 14. God of love t 15. Genua of herbs if. Wbat name is Mpplied to one who joined the I (43 Ctliiotmt - gold rush? IS. Masculine name 19. Female ruff 20. Domineers 11. Salutation . 23. Observed 25. Type of architecture 27. Mineral spring- 28. Tbe tunherie Jl.Oa wbatJtossian peninsula is tie fortress et Sevastopol f 13. Buries - - ; - S5. Greek letter S8.Cyprtnoid fish JS.Wbo is director of tie OWlf 39On wbat river is Stratford, England, situated? 40. Before 41. W bid of tie New England states is noted for its lumber industry? 44. Craggy hill 4 8. Conjunction ' 49. Taken Into custody CI. Medicinal plant 12. Authentic C3, Native metal ILln this place , ts. American Arctic explorer ' C3. S-shaped worm i. CT. First man YrrncAL ' 1. Luzon Negritoea . 2. Feminine name " J. I7:cA of the Axis satellites '. provides tie tnaia oil supply? 4. i '-ade tree . 5. ..rrs & ro3- VA "Strictly Private" ( ANT tti W5MDfill Mo ; . to gee. ) urepfiE-Jc.j "y D5AR A-M WJRfl-LS. LEFT. I AJI0M5 UTrEU LOOSE- RJT TH5ES A COURA P.Su ttJsSP 4aMKR SUE Th. nrtcva below aun oiled by a lo cal grocer arc Indicative of the daily market prices paia 10 growers oy tern buyers but are not guaranteed by The Statesman: Italian squash. 30 lbs. Cucumbers, doz Asparagus. 30 lbs. Calif, rhubarb, box Red cabbage, lb. Broccou, case Green onions, do, bun. Turnips doz bun. Mustard greens, doz. un. Cam cabbage, to. Mexican tomatoes. 35 lbs. Chinese cabbage, doz. bun. Endive, doz bun. Artichokes doz. Brussel sprouts, lb. Radishes, doz. bun. , Carrot, doz bn. Spinach, crate- , Curly kale, crate , Celery, doz. bun. ' Parsnips, lb. . Onions Pineappie, case of 18 10.00 GRAIN. BAT AMD 9ECDS (Bay lag Prices) Oats. No. 1 38.00 35.00 28.00 28.00 1.00 Feed barley, ton Clover hay. ton Oats and vetch hay Wheat . BUTT-. tOGl ANT rOCLTB Aadiesen's Baying Price (Subject to change without notice.) BUTTER FAT Premium --- No. 1 , , 1 , - No. i 2 J4 M BUTTER PRINTS A l.i B Quarters , EGGl Extra large, whits and brown 23 Medium , .. .32 8 10 11 14- '7 2o 28 29 30 5r 34 38 4o 4 46 47 4fi r5. 54 57 7. Unit of work 8. Decree 9. Persian poet - 10. Noisr 11. Branch of learning (pL) 17. Bnowy flower 19. Gets . 22. Enerrv 24. Slender flnial 25. Frost J , 28. Worthless scran 2S Disclosed 29. Silkworm 30. Beast of burden 32. Bustle 34. Sailor 37. Goes In 39. Anoint 41. Wbat is the name of the second iiosoeif 42. Space f 43. Of wbat Asiatic country is At net an tae capital r 45. Lyric poems 47. Ibsen heroine 48. Adjudge 50. Pedal digit 57. Exclamation i Answer to yesterday puzzle. - 419 Average Umo ef aelatleat 23 aaiaates fist, fcy King Features Ey ad teste. Inc. Salem Market Quotations $4 50 S3 25 - 4.50 1.65 Jl 8.00 .10 1J0 -90 .071. 6 50 2.10 1-20 5 r - 41 J60 .10 2.00 100 1 65 05 1.97 ivvvl SjElMjUCjOlLplN1 Spg T3jOM 1 hi A TEj IT T Ti DtOjN ATE I SLA TTp 51 eliC TjdR ' tfA5r fAW '5 C gfNIT U L E pT ItS: !ATS Z lik SJJSjT AWl MAN SNjA ? ij "qM "! - T ! SU ft E.S n 7a! Jt.tspLIAN)Aplg Th By Quinn Hall CAMP Cot. VVOLT&WKCF Vt&J Iff CWPUES-SHB SJ5 VIMS CP RR- THCT : vbua. cow 4- Standards 32 30 Pullets Cracks Colored frys , , Colored hens . 31-Si 3 21 W Whit- rehorn frva White Leghorn hens , Mario- Creamery's Bautt Prices, f Sublect to chance without notice) EGGS Large A ; - -S3 Medium A -33 POULTRY Colored frys . . 8 Colored hens, over 8 lbs 3 egborn fryers gnorn nens. unaer an id Leghorn hens, over t',it lbs, 32. . Roosters -10 Above nrices for orime stock, under grades according to value. LIVESTOCK Buying prices tor no t sxock. case on conditions and sales rnorted Spring lambs , , , 14.50 to 15.00 Ewes - 5.00 to 7 00 Hogs. top. 160-225 lbs. 15.00 Top veal, 150 lbs. 14.00- to 15.00 Dairy type cows , ,,, .. 7.00 to 9.50 Dairy type cows 6.50 to 9.00 Beef type cows 9.00 to 10.50 Bulls 10.00 to 13.00 Heifers 9M to 10-5O Dressed veal , -23 Quotations at Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore- April API Butter AA grade prints 5Hc; car tons 524c; A grade-prints 51c; car tons 52c; B grade prints 61c lb. Butterfat First quality, maximum of .8 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered in Portland. 52-62 Vic jb.; premium qual ity, maximum of J5 of 1 per cent acidity 53-53 '.2c lb.; valley route and country points 2c less than first or 50',c second quality :.t Portland 2c under first or 50 50',aC lb. Cheese Selling price to Portland re tailers: Oregon triplets 29c lb.: loaf 30c lb.: triplets to wholesalers 27c lb.; loaf 27"'ac FOB. PORTLAND, Ore., April 2 (AP) Eggs Nominal price to retailers: A grade, large, 39c; B. large 38c; A medium 37c; B medium 35c; A small 30c dozen. Eggs Nominal prices to producers: A large 31c: B large 36c; A medium 35c; B medium 33c doz. Live poultry ouylng prices: No. 1 grade Leghorn broilers. IV to 2 lbs. 30c; eoiored fryers under 2 lbs. 30c; do 2la to 4 lbs. 30c; colored roasters over 4 Ibsv 30c: Leghorn hens under 21,, lbs. 2c. over 3! lbs. 26c; colored hens 4 to S lbs 26c; over 5 lbs. 26c; No 3 grade hens 2c less; rejects 10c less: roosters 16c lb. Dressed turkeys selling: prices: Country dressed hens 34-35c: packers stocks hens No. 1 35' ic. cash-carry: large toms over 20 lbs. 34c, cash carry. - K ! j ' ' Rabbits government ceiling: Aver age country killed to retailers 44c lb.; live (Mice to producers 24c lb. Country meats sellinc price to re tailers: Country killed hogs, best butchers, . 120-140 lbs. 22-23c: vealers. AA. 24c. A. 23c. B, 21','c, C 19',c, D. 17',4c: ca&ner-cutter cows (new ceiling! 16', it .O : bulls (new ceiling! nic lb.; lambs, AA, 28c. A. 28 'ic. B. 24VaC C.' 22'.4C; ewes, ,, Sv Vc, R. 12c lb. - Wool 1842 contracts. Oregon ranch, nominal 34-37c lb.; crossbred! 40 -42c lb. Mohair 1942 12-month 45c lb. Hops seed stock. 1942 crop US lb.; seedless 1.50-1 SO tb.: contract, seed less 70c: seed 65c lb. r Onions Green 90-95c dot. bunches; Oregon dry $225 50-lbi bag . Potatoes New Texas red 93.63 per 50-Ib. bag. Potatoes New Florida. 93-50 bushel hamper. New Calif .white $4-32 cental. Potatoes Seed stock 5,e lb. ' Potatoes. old taDle stock cash and carry price: No. I A) Deschutes 3 35 No. I (A) Urge 3 64; No. 2. 1.35-1-0. SO-Ib bag; local No. 1. 3.50 cental. Hay wholesale prices: Alfalfa No. 1 or better 3- 00. No. 2. 34.00 ton: oat vetch 25.00-30.00 too. valley points:: timothy (valley) 25.00: - do Montana 31-50-32.50 ton; clover 23 00-30.00 ton. East Side Market PORTLAND, Ore- April 22 (APV Quotations today at the .East Side Farmers . market:'1 Apples Jumble pack. $2.50-2.75 box. Root vegetables Lugs, carrots. 90c $1: parsnips 91-1.75; turnips $1. Radishes No. 1 . spring, 7S-5c per dozen bunches. 5 . ; i a Asparagus Bin gen No. 1, 94 50; Can by. $4 50 pyramid. No. 2. $3.50-3.75. - Rhubarb Field bulk 15s. 50-0c ap ple boxes $1 box. Spinach Local $1 50-1.60 orange box; Onions Green, 85-90c doz. bunches. Potatoes Orange : box. best - $2.60; No. 2. $1.50-2 per 50lb. bag: combina tion S3 cental; No. 1. $3.50 cental. -. Chives local $1.50 flat box. - Greens kale 90c-$l orange box: cab bage 80c doz. bunches: mustard greens 8o-90c doc bunches. Watercress 90c do-, bunches. Portland Grain PORTLAND. Ore. April 22 (API Wheat: No futures quoted. Cash grain: Barley No. 2-45 lb. B.W. 31.50. No. 1 flax 3.00. Cash. wheat (bid): Soft white 1-25; doFALSE TEETH H RocW -Side ear Slip? FASTEETIL an improved powder to be sprinkled on upper or tower plates, holds false teeth more firmly la place Do not slide, slip or rock. No gummy ynney. postr taste or feeling. FAS 1LTH is alkaline 'non acid). Does not sour. Checks "p??te odor" (denture breath). Get FASTLETH at any drug store. I fj Vfl OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Grains Firm For Holiday CHICAGO, April 22. - JP - In the usual-dull pre-holiday trade, grain prices firmed Thursday on moderate buying roming from commission houses. Interest in the market was small in view of Friday's good Friday holiday. . At the close wheat was up 14 May $1.44Vi, July 1.43 W-H; corn was unchanged at ceilings. May $1.05, oats advanced ,i-4 and rye was up Trading In the May corn con tract was restricted at the max imum . and grain men said the market appeared be back where it was before OPA lifted ceilings.. ;.y..:. . j There was little news to influ ence wheat prices, either from the growing belt or Washington. Traders were interested in seeing how much warehouse stored loan wheat may be redeemed before April 30, when government loads on such wheat mature. It is es timated that between 100,000,000 and 160,000,000 will come into government hands. .... There was good buying in the May oats contract, apparently based on strong demand for cash grain. Turnidge Sells Plane for Use -In Air Training TALBOT Dale Turnidge made a recent trip to Klamath Falls to get his plane and deliver it at Bend. The government has bought it for use in training. John Todd of Kalamazoo, Mich- was a business visitor at the Dav id Turnidge home a few days ago. Several Oklahoma f a m 1 1 les have arrived here for the sea sonal work, the children of these families having entered the Tal bot school, bringing the attend ance to 29. Loren Hoven, who has been at tending the Jefferson high school, is home this week ill with mumps. George Potts, Jr- has planted several acres of beets this spring for the cannery. Gilbert Bel knap b going to plant several acres of carrots. Portland V mntt vuhit escludinc Rex 1-TTU: White club l7i: western red l-T,.. Hard red winter 'twcinary. ira; tit per cent 1.30; 11 per cent 1.32; 12 per cent 1J4." Hard white Bart:" 10 per cent 1.43; 11 per cent 1.45; 12 per cent 1.47. Today's car receipts: Whest 12, bar ley 2. flour 11, corn 1, millf eed 6. Portland Livestock PORTLAND. Ore.. April 22 (AP) (USDA1 Cattle: Salable and total 150; calves salable 25. total 40; market active, mostly steady on kinds avail able: quality rather poor: steers and heifers scarce; medium and good fed steers salable around 15.00-18.aO; com mon heifers 10.50-12.00; canner and cutter cows 7.00-9.25; fat dairy type cows 9.50-10 50; odd heifers to 11X0 and above; good heavy beef cows up to 12.75: . meditlmgood bulls 12.00 13.50. odd head 14.00; common bulls down to 10.50; good vealers 15.50 16.00, choice quotable to 16.50. Hogs: Salable 350, total 500; market active. 25 higher: good and choice 180-235 lbs. 15.10-25; 250-300 lbs. 14.50 75; light lights 14.00-50; good sows steady at 13.25-50; choice light feeder pigs quotable to 17.50. Sheep: Salable SO. total 100; market steady but - mostly nominal: medium spring lambs 13.00. common down to 11.50; . common wooled lambs 10 JO: good-choice fed lambs salable up to 15.50 or above; good ewes salable .00-90. Wool in Boston BOSTON. April 22 (AP) (USDA) Medium wools were in demand today by manufacturers for use in army blanket orders. Sales of country-graded three-eighths and quarter blood wools were made at the following grease-basis prices, delivered mill: Ohio and Michigan. 64c; Missouri, 53,ic; Iowa and Minnesota. 52.c. Prices to growers in the fleece wool states were reported as slightly easier. Miller Visits Parents WEST SAIEM J. R, Miller of Albany was a Sunday visitor at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Miller on Second street. BACILaCIIL LEG OTS HAY DE DANGER SIGH Of lored Kid aejs TJ backache and leg psins am aiski-g ytm Biiasrsbls, don't jost eompiaia aad do Both tag about the. Nature -nay be waaBg yam U4 yoar kid-eys steed stt-ntioa. T kkin-ys are Natura's ehM way of tekh itvam srkla aad poieono vsate oat of tb blood. Tkey Up coast people pass about S pints a day. . It the 15 sales of Iddaey tubas and filters doat work well, potaooous waste mattar stays utt-e Dtooa. ltpooiii may start -rasa, r paua, rc paios. loaa of pep aad e-ery, gutting up aisbta, s-wUiaa. pufli n-asaadar the eyas, haariaehaa snddissi Baaa, 1 raqorat or scanty paassgas with ssaart inf ssdbeisosBstics shows thaee is soma-t-Inc wng with your kid -ays or bladder. Dos'i waitl Ask your drnrsist for Doaa's Pills, aaed siw raaaf iilly by sniiuoas for e-ae Q -an. They gire happy rebef and will bah? the 19 aiiles of kidney tabes flush out poisoa- waste from the blood. Get Doaa s Puis. Try use of Chines remedies. AmaxWK SUCCESS far SM years ia CHINA. N matter with what ailment you are AFFLICT EO disorders, sinusitis, heart, lung, liver, " kidneys, stomach, gas, . constipation, ulcers. dis kette, lever, skin, female e ptauau Chinese Ilerb Co. Office- Hours Oaiy Toes. ' and - Sat, - 9 a. as. to S . m. and Sua. sod Wed. 9. sw m. to M9 p. 9.Jj 1 122 N. Com St. Salem, Ore. . a ii J Oregon. Friday Morning. April Saturday's Radio . Today's programs appear en editorial page. KSLM SATTJS O A1 1390 Ke. - 7:00 Mews in Brief. 75 Rise "n" Shine. -.:- T0 News. - 7. -45 Morning Moods. i 1:00 Eaton Boys. - 8:30 News Brevities. . 8 S Tango Time. SrOO Pastor's CaU. 9 :30 Popular Salute. 10:00 World In Review, i 10:05 Jack Feeney. . i 10:30 Organ, Violin, Harp Trio. , 11.-00 Campus Freshmen. 11 :15 Passion Week Scripture. . 11:30 Hits of Yesteryear. ' 12 :00 Organs 11 ties. . KALE MBS SATURDAY 1339 Ke. 6:45 Uncle Sam. 7 .-oo Around the Clock. ' ' 7:15 Texas Rangers. . 730 Memory Timekeeper. 8:00 Haveb of Best. . 8-30 News. 8. -45 Old Songs. 8:00 Buyer s Parade. . 9:15 The Woman s Side of the News 9:30 Wartime Women. 95 Hellu Again. 10 0 News -10:15 Stars of Today. 10-0 This and That. .. 110 Journal Juniors. 11 JO Concert Gems. 12:25 On the Farm Front, KEX BN SATUKO AY 1199 Kb , . -00 Musical Clock. ?:00 Tho Cadets. . .1:15 Mirandy of Persimmon Boiler. '.: T-O News. S0 Breakfast Club. 9:00 Christian Science Program. 9:15 Reading Is run. 9:30 Breakfast at Sardi's. , 1040 National Farm and Home. 10 0 Christian Science Program. ' 10:45 Fantasy in Melody. 11 0 Metropolitan Opera Company KOIN CBS SATURDAY 959 Ke. 60 Northwest Farm Reporter. . S:13 Breakfast Bulletin. SCORCHY SMITH JM FREKOl UXXfl-D HERES UXmH TOR scot THIMBLE THEATRE- Vo0 "OJ 6UNPCS V "I I WAjTAOCWlf 0ONTT 4C0BCHY MLrST HM&. VQMNN T1 KcOMt ONwrVK 60T 11"... fCT'rWBPOTXl.BSr V U , OOlNtf- Y I BB.OUtAB9TBanaf ATTENTION TO W1M9ELPAA10 1 i' TO 00 Oi JOB... Oft J !TVY CrrT- C0BCWV7 - 3 BACK.' I X KNOW WWCr IT -j I'M AJ I HC MUVTV WAX? A J C0RCWr wACBiPIC J' isl -- OL WSTUL'Bt I r AAKAN t-U GOOO 0SA9OM ur COKat4S J WIU. 99 IN KMN I 1 TWC NVYU I UMRI K 3U UONb I nww r--. j. fcw. .. - i i V T. IJOUVAJ Wt' ttA 1 131 &js : fi BARl EY GOOGLE " j-S-t wHL jt I BOVf WE -A WNUTE LATERl T WOWJ MOW I CANJoM-4l...1 fefTHERg TJ!? V S S5?!s?Ss T CS's' STARTED SAOa WEt EVEN SEE T--ATHlS 6. 3 '' kt FUXOI )y , SZr 1J FHOM THE -gi BEE. CRENCMEO THE B-Vtf U-TESXlSLEr T WE'LL JS1UUJ Sf Xx T7S r jy ' MICKEY MOUSE V 4 : A 1.h.--.---w V-wSr 1 1 yOJTW. WAVE TO WOBK VASX BKASW. N A FEW SHORT WtEk5 WC W1U. UVE SHIPPCO OU3 LAST ORDER OF. 5IMGINQ PILOWS SE READTO START" OMWMKVdOsrJC Tlih LONE BANGER t - SEARS FARM ST0R . 'd ? I ir . I VIN thE LAND i-rl I V-vrv, xj-j srt ,i rj II f tr , V LITTLE ANNIE ROONET Q 1 J :jCm''ATV& r - i , I H rWViO -i ii . IJ 1 1 SJ I IItcj lie rtr Evwvi'(fcai ei I 1 23. 133 Programs g0 Texas Rangers S.-45 KOIN Klock. - 7:15 News. ' 7 JO Dick Joy. News. - 840 Consumer News. 8:15 Jackson Wheeler. News. 8:30 Fashions for Rations. 940 Theatro of Today. ' 9:30 Kid Critics. . 1040 Country Journal. 10:30 Lefs Pretend, , 1140 Melody Time. ... 11 JO Spirit of '43. KGW NBC SATURDAY 29 Ke. . 440 Dawn Patrol 840 Everything Goes. :SO News Headlines. - T 40 News. 725 Aunt -Jemima. , - 7-0 Nellie Revell Presents. 7.-45 Sam Hayes. 840 Organ Concert. 8:15 James Abbe Covers the News. ' 8:30 Coast Guard en Parade. 8:45 Vegetables for Victory. - 940 Musie Room. 9:13 Consumer's Time- 9 JO Mirth and Madness. - - 1040 Music 10 JO All Out for Victory. 10:45 The People's War. 1140 Star of Tomorrow.' -. 1240 US Air Force Band. . KOAC 8ATUBDAY 59 Ke. 10:00 News 10:15 Homemaker's Hour. 1140 Musie of the Masters. 11 -to Co-ed HaU Hour. 1240 News. Traffic Violate! Finet. WEST SALEM - In - police court, Glen P. Porter of Eugene posted bail of $5 fo rviolation of basic rule. .Mrs. Richard Nelson and Earl R. Tuebil of Dallas each paid a fine of $5 for the same offense. . , - - r HAW8tRR POTT t)U THtMK sj 0X3RTH UXXJLD BE I SyPLtKXO. W BOy.T HaVC ALREAOy STARTED TO MAM1PULATC ArT MA5SIVE Ar-EMTAL AAACM1NEO EC FOCK ENTERING INTOCON- AMD ference wrm a fSCLEcr FEW Or IMC CLA55 A LEADERS OP OUR. GOVERNMENT XlJ CH3,THr3 Tv! I 1 J r 1 1 I - . s 1 1 - . - - . , - - f I bn. -U-tD-'El-xSiis' Tin3 f3 IaT7a Lumber Union Elects Jackson as Negotiator SILVERTON Ed Jackson was elected member of the negotiating committee ; this week when 7 the Lumber- and ; Sawmill Workers union held its April meeting pre sided over by F, J. Boesch. ; Charles Bayes, dance commit tee chairman, reported that the recommendation of that -committee was tQ send $25 worth of clg arets to the boys overseas. The recommendation was adopted. '; f The local bond drive commit-. , tee reported that, Hitler's blrta ; day was ' observed here by the . Timber company plant signing Are You Faced by an If you are, State Finance Co. will help you. We have helped hundreds of people who found themselves confronted with financial emergencies for which they weren't prepared. Come in and get a State Finance Co. loan to help get yourself back on your feet Repayment Schedule to Fit Tour Income 212-222 Guardian Bldg, Corner Liberty and State Telephone S16S Lie. 8-2 1 M-222 We are always la the market te bay for CASH Keal Estate Mortf aces aad Contracts, Merchaadise isceat Paper aad Notes. VCRVL1.I 4ALJ UN3rTHEC53fOJM- AiU-t or couesc.you VsJFoin-M7 iSNOW W-OHiN6TONr3 i BOyVTHENAMC AVERy8u5ycny J crASMUTM EVERY CONTRACT- -SER55yi5A SEEKER ENCOUNTERS V AAAGIC WORD OeXAv; PxSmATOMy) TO SWING -RED TAPE A OPEN THE. AMO-i HIGHEST PORTALS '""sw 2 C VMS Wht vp for $19,000 worth of bonds. Committee members are Charles Bayes, Barney Schulley, Bert llabbart, Ed Jackson, E. Z. Kaufman, Ted Flnlay, Mike Ilannan and Less Elliott. No One Chosen SILVERTON WhUe no de cisions were reached at the school board meeting Wednes day night, a number of applica tions for superintendent to re place IL W. Adams, resigned, were discussed. Board mem bers plan to contract the super lntendent before completing de cision en the school teachers. 1 CTiO G DO Unexpected Expense? -CnTr ainmi nu-a VVHO TRy"T0 GUlDCMSL IN THE TRACKLESS FORE SrOTRD Tape will have the pleasure Or OBSERVING RED-TAPE- 4 BUSTER F3RASSy, THE COM- MERQAU COWBOY -SWINGING HO RED, WHTTt AWQ BLUE " IASSO OVEO THE HQQK1S OP K A -TLHCy CONTRACT (- SEE ABOUT THAT fZXG VCiCVS 7rf I 173 S. LIBERTY SALEM, OREGON z fi