The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, May 21, 1946, Image 7

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Malone Lunt Journey lltMd of Life Art Baker i Glamour Breakfast Th prices below supplied by a lo cal grocer are indicative of the daily market prices paid to grower by Sa lem buyers but are cot guaranteed by The Statesman: BL'TTEK, EGGS AND POl'LTRT Subject ta chases without notice) BLTTKRFAT Premium : .54 No 1 , it No 2 , M BUTTER PRINTS A B Quarters EGGS Large Mediums Standards Pullet Cracks 4 .45 4i J7 -3J Jl 24 M aa is 1 ISSS) ta as News Bing Sings Wueea Tuday iKate Snutri I rrry Muon I tosemary Tena As Tim iCuidin Light Home Edition I Today's C'rild. i l ed Malone tin White iTrue Story (Masquerade ' naa 1I:IS II J 11 -M Elsa Maxwell Organ aliHaa Ba Beautiful Woman in Am. I Baukhaga lour Act I U. Wheeler I Young Family Listening !iach. Childr'n ; Happiness I Melody - Go - R I Wo I Ma laaa 12 1 ma M as Hymns J Macleod I Kneass. News Kennedy News (Sparkle Music Stella Dallas Stars Today HUlbltV' Eve Winters f Loren Jones ! Ladies Melody lAunt Jenny IWidder Brown' laa 1J4 l.sft News Lum Cam. at Abtk Band I House Party (Tops Today I Meet Muuui iGirl Marries I Faces Life I Plain Bill (Front Page Berch Find Ma Mus. Memories Hymns tat 111 IN a Zeke Hautri J. J. Antaony Snoa. Guide I Valiant Lady (Light World Newspaper I Road of Life I David Harum 1 Aunt. Mary IDr. Paul What's Doing Kay West in S IS 1JI a aa Here s Hasva I Art Kirkham IThis Woman's l Bride. Groom 2d Mrs. Burton 'News Melody Hour I Backst. Wife iAt Coffee I IKalteaborn !A1 Pearca :1ft J 4 as Fulton Lewis Rex Millar K Jonaaoa Fut Fraiica Stars Today (State Traffic Wt. Flannery ID. Cutting Release Alrlane Trio Stars Today K20 Matinee I Footlights ; North west Hey Motorist Hop Harrlgaa 1st News (Adventure I Pirates IS Super aiaa (Skyline News I Dick Tracy Cap. Mtdnita U Time With Judy (Armstrong : Teen Mia 'TBA I Ray Swlqg : aa IS s.sa : Gate. Haatter (Crime Photo. Soeor Faatisoaaa I raruia Open Hearing I Bob Hope I Ore Hornet Red Skeltoa I Dinner Music I Flying Public I ILanny Ross Supper Club IE. Sullivan Ml Vptoa Oaea Jack Smith F. I.awton (Hllyd. Melodies 1.M By Moras Theatre Frolics I Concert t.as By M IG. I. B1U aa Garoeaknf IBig Town It Knew Stoppers . n t :M Orchestra I Good Idea eS Eyes Future ISini Along I mos n Andy l.um 'n Abner ITalk of Town Fibber McGee Dark Ventura aa is .ja s News Jaa CrowSey Sports I In. Sanctum IHIwd. Music Bob Wills I- I Orchestra I- -Hlwd. Theatre News t Time Is Now e-ts ta sa teas Fultoa Lewie K J Star Final 'Saws (With Flowers Songs IKay s ! Drcnestra Texas Rangers Band Wagon ! Music at 10 I Concert Hour 114 11:1 tl-M lias 11:S Orchestra Mat. Feeling Orch. Kre News Opest Houea Orchestra lOrcnentia Air-Flo (Serenade News IS! lent (Sews ) Orchestra I Orchestra News I Sign Off I News Club Orch. '"X'tra Hour - COSC TVESDAV MS Ke 10 00 News; Jt) IS Tor Wootaai; tl 00 Con cert Hall: 12 0O News. 12:13 Farm Hear: I a Rjd'ern Cowboy: 1 IS Variety Tuna: 14 A Look at Aus tralia: Nurssng. "2 30 Mem ory Peak of Music 3 tW News: 11 assr Masters: 4 M World In Re ew: IS Campus Reel tat. 45 L'nlv Journal. IM On Upbeat: S S3 Spotting ft parks: PS News: IS American Pas eMl: itenind the News. 43 Hinarl tha tsrrpnr. 7 00 Farm W. 1 IS Cvening Farm Hour: S 00 OHC Fas r; SO Muac That Endures J Nrar S Eva Meditations. 10 00 sviga on. Table of Coastal Titles ted for Tart, Ore . by and Geodetle Survey S - J4 I.IVKSIOrH (By Valley Park) Beef steers .10 to J5 Beef cows .OS to Jl Dairy cows .0 to JO "Us , M to J2 j Veai 40c: winter pack young hens. 42c Tb Onions Oregon green. No. 1. S0-65c doz bunches Onions Oregon dry. No. 1. S3 01 50-lbi sack: Texas, yellow. S3 50 red S3 !(). vlute wax S3 50 SU-lb. sack. Potatoes Local Burbank. S3. 00-3 73 cental; Idaho. 3 85 cental: Deschutes, loo. No. 1. 4 00-4 25. cental: 25s. SI 05: 15s. 60c; new Florida 3 25-3 75 bag Pot a lo-s California Lon White No 1. 3 75S3 8S hundiedwricht Vt-al4-AA. 22'ic: A 21; B 19',c C. 17-17.,. cuil. 14-15c lb. H gs-Fancy block 20c lb I-ambs A A. 26',c. A. r; B. 22l,c- ' C. 2i c. 1 j Mutton Fancy A. 13 l-4c: M. 12c. ! n ericc. o-nic. Beef, AA. 22c: A. 21c: B. lc: C. 16J,: canner and cutter. 13-U-14C; canner and cutter bulls lie. Cascara bark Dry stock. 20c lb. Woolt-Gvernment control. Moiiajr IV44 12-month. 45c lb Hay-i Wholesale shipments: Alfalfa. No 2 or better. S31-S33: oats and vetch, mixed hay. valley growers' price. $l S22. cloiver hay. $21 baled on farms. "THE YOUNG IDEA" By Mossier Lambs, top Yearling Ewes Bucks Hogs. top. 160-270 lbs. 20-3O0 lbs. Sows POl'LTRf No. 1 colored hens No 2 colored hens 00 to 14 50 13 00 to 14.00 7 00 to 11.00 2 00 to 6 00 2 00 to 4 .00 15.45 , 14 5 14 00 to 14 50 .24 Jl Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore.. May 20 AP) Butterfat first quality, maximum of . of 1 per cent acidity, delivered In Portland. 52-32' : premium quality maximum of .33 of 1 per cant acidity. 32-52' ,c; valley routes and country points. 2c leas than first or S0-50',. Butter AA prints. 51-31 'fcc: cartons. 32-32' ,c: A grade pnoU. 50-Slc: car tons. 31i-52c; B grade prints, 50-Sle. Cheese Selling price to Portland re tailers: Oregon triplets. 33.13c; loaf. 34 21c lb; basis price triplets to whole salers. 2 3c: loaf 2S5c. CsUs-To retailers: AA grade. Urge. 44c; A large. 42c: medium. 39c: small (pullet). 34c. Eggs Purchases from farmers: cur ret recerpU. 35-34; buyers pay 5-10c do below celling prffce on others. Live chickens springs 31 -33c: roast era 23-28: Leg. fowl. 18-ltk?. No. 2. Sc leas old roosters and stags. 12c. Rabbits Government celling: aver age country killed to retailers. 44c lb; live price to producers. 22-24c lb. Turkeys Basis buying price, dressed basis: hens. 36c lb.; toms. 30c lb. net at farms. Dressed turkeys Packers seUing price to retailers: Breeder hens. 3v- Rex Putnam to Address PTA Rex ! Putnam, state superintend ent of public instruction, will ad dress the Englewood Parent Teacher association when it meets at Englewood school 8 o'clock to night. New; officers to be installed at the meeting, which is the last of the ; school year, are Kenneth Barker, president; William Drake ley, vice president; Mrs. Chester Cummlngs, reelected secretary; and Mrs. Raymond F. Olson, treasurer. Retiring president is Lloyd Arnold. Class rooms will be open at 7:30 p.m. to enable parents to see exhibits of their children's work and to talk with teachers. Refreshments will be served by the school faculty. S I. &( club V 1 1 11 1 rv r - wa n , 1 I "Go ahead tell me ag:ain how you told the manager off about the chock!" Thm Orfjon Stcrtosmcm. Saigon, Orsu. Tuersday. May 21. 13iS 7 Lawn Sprinkling Systems tS Years Experience Free Estimates Now is the time to have your system checked. Call 2-1619 C. S. WHITCOMB CO. MW M1H0 SIPISOMIISTS DRIVE IN GARAGE The Ilorrow Company Phone 5955 153 S. Liberty Ray E. Morrow u May St S as ai . as i SI IM l m pi High low Water Ttnia Water SS IS 11 a m -0 J 4 S IS 00 p m 3 S SS 11:13 am. -0 1 4 1 II It pm. 3 4 rJo f.lattcr How f.lany Havo Owned It! If fos were too krat sad only ss osf yossr real estate, your Sstto So it srossld h a simple r. Bt with all cha other rs who have gtoe be- istias bscuass coapii- cossd aod are soaaatioias chaileogaaL If yost haeo a Coausos waalth loswrod Title, yoa UMOM ABSTIACT COMPANY Sale What our $400,000,000 five-year expansion program means to you Mori than $ 1 00,000, 000 Co n struct ion Planned for 1946 j v "V DS3.CXIAlf . . . LAM t.f.TlasUIA BrO.CkssrN D - empress ixxutAUSTs til North Uberty General Klactric Satasrstay only S ta I p m. Con and urtm aa. Practiced ssneo kOtS rtstasrs Partlaasl Cax CatAao aoea IS oaa to 1 PJSL4 artaneav. IUosmS nessaiies Issss aea Iroo of essar If yu re waiting for telephone . . . you may be certain that getting one to you just as rapidly as possible has top-priority in our plans. We are working full speed on buildings, cables, switchboards and other equip ment needed to provide service for everyone who is waiting . . . and to make service even better for every telephone user. If you arc farmer . . . you may expect the extension of telephone service in rural areas. New methods and new development will be used, including high-strength steel wire, power line carrier equipment and pos sibly radio.for remotest locations. You may also expect fewer parties on the lines, fewer rings for other parties and other service improvements. DEIlOBCnOIDS (Files) I rirrrtjs. ruioss i rsaurtt A Nat-I otmm Tvrc or tfCTst Dlorae i IStS.STt StTWtlt f BrOf rtT LTI Tioat. 7 s4jacm. Bluer. tffZfCTTZ? f. atSL - Dr. TL Rernolds Clinic stari'mo-raocTOLooisT tlS Kart Uaarty Street If you use Long Distance . . . yoa may look forward to an even better and faster service than ever before. We arc working on our part of nation-wide coaxial cable network for long distance calls and television transmission. Equipment will be pro ided for nation-wide operator dial? ing of toll and long distance calls and for customer dialing of toll calls be. tween some communities. Thousands of jobs ... millions of man hours of work . . . will be created by this program, the largest in our company's history. Our total plant in vestment will be increased to more than a billion dollars. For it is our purpose to provide an ever-widening, ever-improving telephone service . . . to grow with the West and to help the West grow. Evtrj dj tee sari mmh titfbot ttrvic tvnt hotter than it has ettr bn btfort j Th. Pacific Telephone: and Telegraph Company Exclusive in The Oregon Statesman Blondio Barney Google Mickey Mousa Popoyo The Young Idoa It Sooma to Me Paul Mallon Book Reriews SportsUghmer Tide Table True Enough Animal Crackers Grin and Bear It Annie Boonoy The Lone Ranger ACROSS 1. Flowa against 5 Placed 9 Fragrsvnt wood (E. Ind.) It. Small tea box 12. Island Lo 13. Belonging to the axia (Boll 14 Before ttiCun i slang) IT Spread grass to dry 15 Stop 20 Father (child's term I 23 Proclaimed loudly Tl Natives of Arabia 29 Banishment 10 A system of writing 32 Eye 33 Retinue 35 Sum up 38 Sea eagle 39 An indenta tion of tha sea 42 SneepUke antelope (Ruas I 44 A source of chocolate 4. Beg 47. Injureo 48 Clique 49. Pause DOWN 1. Cripple 2. Win -Ilk 3. Stick 4. Flac B Slack 6. Mine entrance 7 Not working 8. Colored. as cloth 10. Medieval story 11. Bovine animal 1 Unen vestment Ecel. 18 Custom 19 Early con queror of . England 20 Dance step 2L Portion of a curved Una 22. Equal to the standard 24 Equip 23 Old measure of length 28 River tScoC) 28 Coverlet 31 Black. viscous substajico 34 Measure oflength 35. Viper SC. A valley (port . 37 LeglslaUv body are A 39. Meaaur of Land 40. Butts 41. Createst quantity 43. Fuel 45 River iSwtsal 2 3 T s" zzz - T ! izr- IjTT.Tl. 1 . JT ?Dp ( I DIDNT ) DO IT T ( LAST ONE IN THE ) 1 "( VVWy ALL THE FUSS ) WMO LErT TH LsaVKT JT ) S DO T.'f 1 BASEMENT rOU J IT JUST COSTS A C ON IN THE BAaVCMENT ZX J - ( PIP IT MDURSEU? V I PENNY OR TWO J ALL NIGHT f DO VOO ' NX TfX V- DA3WOCX JjT WVTO EEPA UGWT I THINK I'M A ?L N c ,sVTP ON ALL NIGHT V,J BLONDIE " Tl :3!e' HIOB. RAIOROACK!! &R?f HISTORICAL!!--RAZORBACK S ) TrSVl f5VeL1-.t?cW2?P 13 A U SW00TIN- MARVELS W1F Atf i s3?J&ak tScrkl k A XdhhU.X Sf H AIN'T COMIN AFTER XV - Ml 111 Wf BUG! f' g) I lOS) AJ BAIINEY GOOGLE "- ' ": TVj! ' JT i J77 Z 'Trii'0' "r-'. -. l- ,.r I vmE-ve got to bs i the vk sj3k- TX.KSoiU Tkho no one. "1 l-nl tX STTa1 I C -thes! i ' ' : Zt 1 CAgEFQU NOT TP J H SHIP? NXVW. . EVER LOOKS J SSTTnSi VrOULONTT TeAwaMi rrs a genu- aroose AH 0s EVEi'ONE'PYS!j. Hr 05 ' ES. . fl ZlLJ es J WNE guNKEN TgasfeugE ANY SvZa'vtc v rCQ EE BOT GOOFY g$ A ' : ;. y(vKTVSXSVSV j-- MICKEY MOUSE A you TRyi-U HIM anp FDR HER? THIMBLE THEATRE II J f EASy THAT J I V WAV ft -Si SWE AINT ( BAST!! she ajmt WEST. HE AINT NORTH!.' we "r SOUTH W Torw r, fcrKC r TT t gy isar a J s- mslgi ,t rrty sfso sr n. I TELLYA I DOIT TRUST THAT v SCHOOL IMSPECTOR OR ALL THE PRIVATE DETECTIVES WHO ARE PRETENDING TO HUNT FOR ANNIE ROONEV- j LiTTLE ANNIE ROONEY YOU JEALOUS FOOL WHAT DO V0U MEAN. PRETEND ING ? YOU KNOW I WHAT f MEAN -THEY'RE A PLAYING YOU FOR A SUCVER HOW ABOUT 'RANCE' KELLER AMD HIS GANG, TONTO? jli-- ARE THEi STILL ii LkSH A WATCM IN THE HlDF-miTl sTK AIL MlAHT. I s z. 1 MM UME A S sucker! WHY YOU DUMB Oi 'a a CROOKS NOT KNOW GOOD. WE HERE THEY rri WE'LL FIX-UM BREAK- J KEEP ON FAST MOW. WATCHING OKAY. I'M OUMB-U YOU'RE SMART- BUT WHY CAMT YOUR PACK OF SMART BLOOD HOUNDS KETCH OWE LITTLE BABY RABBIT ? M RABBIT Tf GEE. ZERO-MR FAIRBORN MUST BE AWFUL SMART- LIKES BOOKS FULL OF TERRI BLE LONG WOROS - AM t UKE VOU ASKED FOR IT, SAM NDU USED TO AMOUNT TO SOME THING WHILE YOUR WIFE WAS ALIVE, BUT ALL VUH DO Wnw !. DRINK I 1 - s S pjrr iCs I SHERIFF, ; 1 x t 11 f, j VOUR SON JEFF HAS YUM HANG IN AROUND HIS NECK UKE A WET BAR TOWEL. I REFUSE TO LET GRACE MARRY INTO A FAMILY LIKE THAT! r7S ore. THE LONE RANGER