The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, June 19, 1946, Page 7, Image 7

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    Grain Trading
At Standstill
CHICAGO. June IMIV-Grain
future trading wae-et a virtual
tancfetill today. There- were few
transaction In Nowmbw and
Dvcrabar oat a at cetlin price,
but M elferinfa In com or bar
ley. The prevailing opinion among
traders la that th era will be no
action in (rain future until tha
fata of tha office of price admin
istration ia determined.
At tha close today corn, oata
and barley weie at ceilings,
146V. tl and $133',, respectively.
IUIEUIIATISIl
ims
X suffered for year and am ao
thankful that I fouod relief from
this terribie affliction that I will
gladly aarrtr anyone writing m
for tniorsnaticn. Mrs. Anna Pautx,
P. O. Bern 125. Vancouver, Wash.
Pd. AtYNUX-OVO La bora tori ea
Past Matrons Club Has
'Meeting at Wiesners
! NORTH HOWELL Past ma
i trona of GervaU chapter OES
j held the June meeting witth Mrs.
! A. B. Wiesner then adjourned un-
j til September. PreWent were Mes
J dame Robert Harper. William
nusup, ouiiuiri oirvnu, ium
Ditmars, Lucille Booster and Sam
Brown all of GervaU; John Im
lah, Ed Smith. Agnes Jones. John
Harper of Salem. W. M Oddie.
Sylvia Brisey. George Ramp and
Ralph Sturgis of Brooks.
TaMo o!
Coastal Tides
Time aatnaatad for Tart. Of, ay
tii O. S Coast anJ Geodett Survey
tor Th Orsoo stat
5co our display of
Thm Baail brief yea rwe vary antiaJ faaturaa in
a ft sing twit ejuick freezing and ample storage
space. Tha separate built-in freezing compartment at
sera ar balow frees faster Inauring batter flavor
and longer keeping quality. Tha spacious storage
, ceapartmmt give yea all the storage space you need.
I Otaer faaturaa are alaaainum construction, inside and
1 eat, thermos ta tie teanperature controls, sectional con
s' traction which permits enlarging the capacity of the
wait and 6 incaee af approved Insulation
Oca is America's Finest and Largest
Lino of Frozen Food Units
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miml with aV nuct
(mN aaae at J kmtmm aer.
DALFH JOHIISON APPLIANCES
Valley Meier BaUaUag Liberty anal Center
Phaae 43
RALPH JOHNSON APPIJANCES
Valley Meier BaMtla. Center an 4 Liberty KU.. Salesn. Oreg
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Stocks Show
Sharp Retreat
NEW YORK. June lsfP
"Blua chip' industrials today led
a "thin" stock, market on one of
its sharpest retreats of the year
and. while breasure was nothing
exceptional.! leaders , yielded - to
more than points.
Brokers found little in the ', ac
tual news t blame for the stMm
ble and mostWere inclined b at
Few Vets Find
Homes in U.S.,
Survey Shows
Oregon veterans' house hunt-
trig problems are not unique, ac
cording to preliminary reports on
4 nationwide survey among re
jrning servicemen wiiich have
seen received by the state depart
ment of veterans affairs.
h "About three-fifths, of the mar
ried veterans who were discharged
last December were still seeking
more suitable living accommoda
tions' in early April." the report
ftat.es.
- The survey conducted by the
veterans administration among
$000 army and navy enlisted men
discharged last December disclos
ed that onlya srr-ll part of these
men sceRing apai ffnents or hou.tes
ijv-ere able to find them and that
two-fifths of the married veterans
were forced to double up with rel
atives or friends.
"THE" YOUNG IDEA" By Mossier!
f 9
tribute it to discouraged liquida
tion by those who had epxected
the lUt to push forward briskly
when the rails last week hit a new
average peak inr 1931.
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B. Wheeler I Young Family
Bach, Children Happiness
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13 News: il ls farm Hour: 1 M Ride
'Km Cowboy: 113 Variety Time; 1 4S
Eyes oa Future: 3 00 4-H Club:
3 .00 News: 3:13 Music of th . Mas
ters: 40 Oreston Reoorter: 4:13
I Lift Up fThy Voice: 4 30 Trade Winds: Meditations
5 0 On Upbeat: 1:53 SpofU; I 00 News;
4;1S American Pageant: 1 .3 Sengs ef
Suth: 7 00 Farmers Union: 7:l Xve
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. a the friendly pause makes a chore seem fun
When chopping, you can get one thing you didn't bargain on -you
.can get tired and thirsty! That's the time to enjoy the friendly pause
with ice-cold Coca-CoL at the familiar red cooler. It's a grand chance
to park your worries for ode refreshing moment and be sociable. Every
one step up with a smile at the invitation tiaxx a Coc. N
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SOTTIIS WNSia Attf NOBITV Of TMI COCA COIA COMf ANT it j
COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF QREGON !
Salem. Oregon
ic Hear Marlon Downey KSLM 9:15 A-M.
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-Coca-Cola" aa4 tta abbrrrUtioei
Cokf" ar the registerea trad
narka which liiaringwath tha pradr
aJ act f The Coca-Cola Cocopaay.
I think It's about time eapiUl ret toajeiher. with labor. apr
Exclusive in
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It Seems to Me
Paul Mallon
AJ. Sunday Comics
Sportsllghtner
Tide Table
True Enough
Animal Crackers
Grin and Bear It
Annie Rooney
The Lone, Banger
Blondie
Barney Google
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Popeye
The) Young Idea
ACROSS
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4. Bounder
7. Early Eng.
dramatist
Egglik
12. Garret
13. Combine.
14. Service
clothe
16. Music hota
17. Boy
18. Narrow In
let (geol.)
15. High,
craggy hill
20. Strang
21. Body of
water
22. Fruit
25. Flower
2S. Heroic
27. Undeveloped
flower
28. Pole
29. Merriment
30. Mineral
spring
33. At home
34. Authorise,
tlon
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38. Employed
for
wagea
39. Facial
expression
40. Foe
41. Seed
veaael
42. Direction
(abbr.)
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offenaiva
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a book for
preser-
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4. Punctua
tion mark
5. Birds, as
a class
June-bug
One of th
spoatlea
8. Spirit lamp
10. Eskimo
houses
11. Fondly
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7.
15. Free
19. 2.000 lbs
20. Grampua
21. Cushion
22. Dangers
23. Person
from whom
a city took
its name
24. Help
25. Hits
27. Kind of roll
29. Confronted
30. Begets
31. Ode
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MICKEY... I'VE PUT
UP A COUPLE OF
PERSONAL THINOS
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YOU HAVE NO
OBJECTIONS ?
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THE CHILD - SHE USE0 TO
SO HAPPY AN0 CHEERFUL
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jntkl. JUVn KMLIXE I MAI
WHILE THAT CflUEL OLD SHE
WOLF KNOWS SHE3 HERE -
LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY
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HEAVENS.
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DAV A HO NIGHT.
AND MRS. MEANV
CANNOT
HAQN HEQ -
hi
BUT ANNIE
SEES MRS.
MEAWYS
PLANE
Cl Vlkift
OVERHEAD
EVERYDAY'
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I KNOW WHAT YOU'RE"
LOOKIN'AT. ZERO- MRS
MEAWYS PLANE IS
BACK AGAIN
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VOU WERE PLAN
NING TO HELP
! KELLER?
YES. BECAUSE HE KNEW
OF A GUN FRACAS I
WAS IN BACK EAST. BUT
NOW I ONLV WANT TO
1 SEE HIM BEHIND
BARS!
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GOOD. AND I'M GOING TO
HELP VCXJ.TONTO. LEAD THE
WAY TO THE OUTLAWS'
HIDE
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