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IklOffi A CMAST, jrViC Tif jliH AT LEAT. VE T THAT JTTS kC,NUSlA.YCi 17 )OUt7 BETTEZ GET T KyTRE NOT CONG THAT T AWVW6V ffFrr7Yrr i-WT KcTr-d I THE J I PIPNT THINK 1 I THE BAGd CCWN I SOON. WTVE 5TUX I T tTTTLH7 LaTSt LrMTi IK 0 AND GO. 7 TO CO i I FROM THE ATTIC GOT TWO WEEK TO J p p GASOLPT ALLEY Xrl GRAB YORE '-STT THREE CFNIN' I ZW--t( fifOtF lf SNt j Ar0"0? ooMwooERTHfROGC, 4 y" TTC I I TJf-f urMswuffy--ONes Ja, . A ft B3 RED NOSE - V?!XDW0 f. TjJSt A ONE'S WEPCfti' A ySifSKiS "THE YOUNG IDEA" By Mossier i -r .1 i K I rf? Cr. IHIHIWMrMtmSHhHi.lM. T. t. U. i. f sL OC Al filrti niirt "It jast f oea to thow how much hardship ono can endure. If he hu to. Take those radio batteries bamiiix oat on us, for instance!" New York Stock Quotations NEW YORK, Juno 1 1- -Today 'i closing quota tions: Al Chem & Dyo American Can ... Am Power & Lt Am Tel & Tel ... Anaconda Atchison Bendix Avia Beth Steel Boeing Air Calif Pack Canadian Pac Case J I Chrysler Com with Sou Cons Edison Cons Vultee Crown Zel jCurtis Wr Douglas Air Dupont de Ne Gen Electric ... 193 . 88 10 -156V4 - 39 .114 . 38 37 28 39 17 49 65 3 23 11 32 8 59 Gen Foods Gen Motors Goodyear Tiro Gt North pfd Int Harvest Int Paper pfd J Manville Kennecott Long Bell A Mont Ward Nash Kelvin Nat Dairy N Y Central North Am Co . Northern Pac Pac Am Fish Pac Gas Elec P T & T Pan American .. 187 ; Penny J C ... 42 Radio Corp . 39Rayonier - 64 I Ray onier pfd . 45 Reynolds Met - 47 Richfield - 34Safeway . 64 Sears Roeb - 41 (Sinclair Oil .. . 57So Pacific . 26 i Stan Brands . 64 j Stan Oil Cal . 20Studebaker .. .31 I Sun Mining . 16Union Oil . 16IUn Pacific . 25Un Airlines Un Aircraft . 35 U S Steel ... .143 I Warner Bros .11 I West Elec . 47 Woolworth 14 I S3 34 25 35 , 20 40 29 58 28 71 28 10 34 190 15 30 81 11 33 , 48 Tho Slat mem. Solom, Orgca, Satardar. Jim 1Z, 1S13T bMf, 14-15: buns. m. Country bayers par xo to. mm. Oniont 0 lb. sk? old crop. Austral ian browns. 4.35-60: mw crop Texas whit wax. 4-4-23; yellow Bermudas. 4- Potato Owioa Dtiehutu and Klamata twntt. No. 1. S.50-T. Potato Nw crop Cal. Whit Bo. 19 Bm. S4-L23; alM B. SXSO-U0; aom Portland hay and grain pric : Food wheat. 60.00-40-M ton. bulk, prompt da- irrary 1-O.a. rorumaa: toaa oats, barter, strictly nominal: wbola corn. SS3J6 94.00 too. Prompt ablpmant; mttifeed. ominiiiT ion. protnpc smpmem: Juim dalivcrr 7SJlD.Ti.Da ton. Hay (folio wins Dtic ara mGricQr nominal): U. S. No. a green aUalla or better ea riots to.b. Portland. Ml 00 41.00. V. S. No. 1 timothy, eastern Ore. son or waaninston carlota to b. Port land. 40.00: oats and vetch mixed hay. mivrrr n rg-rj cwTgr my, nominal. Portland Grain PORTLAND. Ore.. June 11 -(AP)- wneai: Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 1.30: soft white (excluding Bex) UO; white ciuo 2.JU; western red ZJ0, Hard red winter: Ordinary 1JO; 10 per ctra uz; xi per cent Z.40; 12 per cent 2.48. Hard white baart: Ordinary 24; 10 per cent 2-54; 11 per cent 2.60; II per cent in. . Today! car receipts: Wheat f; bar- ley 1; flour 4: com 2; oat 1; millfeed 2 Portland Livestock PORTLAND, June ll-(AP)-tUSDA)-North Portland livestock still flooded. Receipts at four open packing plants on Columbia blvd. today estimated at 290 cattle. 100 calves. 200 hoes. 250 sheep. Prices mostly steady with hogs weak to 50 cents below Monday. Good and choice 180-230 lb hogs 23.50-2S.00. Urgent demand for good-choice spring lambs on local and shipping' orders at 26.00. Good shorn ewes salable t.00 8 30. Good fed steers this week 31.23. cimmon 25.00. Common heifers 23.00-24-50. Canncrutter mwa 17 nn-ia nn fat dairy type cows of common grade up 10 iujo. Lrooa grass rat cows up to 24.50. Common-medium sausage bulls 22-00-24.50. Good bulls to 27.50. Good -rho toe -vealers 28.00-30.00. Salem Market Quotations BUTTEBFAT Premium No. 1 No. 2 PRINTS Wholesale . Retail Portland Produce PORTLAND. June 11 - AP) -Produce market: Butterfat tentative, subject to immediate change. Premium quality maximum of .35 of 1 pet. acidity deliv ered in Portland, 89-92c lb.: first qual ity 87-90: second quality-. 81-83; valley lint. 85-88. routes and country points 2c lesa than Butler wnoiesaie. !.o.D, duik cuws. rade AA. 93 score 81; A. 92 score 80: I. 90 score 79; C. 90 score 75. Above prices strictly nominal Cheese &eiunc price to Portland wholesalers: Oregon singles. 50'. -57; Oregon 5-lb. loaf. 53a-59. Ecrs To wholesalers: A grade, large 54z-55c doz.; medium SO'ic; B grade. Urge. 4',-48',c. Eggs (purchased from farmers!: Cur rent receipts. 471.-50,l; buyers pay 3 3 1 iC below wholesale quotations on graded basis for best hennery eggs. Live chickens (paying price to pro ducers) : No. 1. broilers under 2. lbs. 33-33: fryers. 2-3 lbs. 35; 3-4 lbs. 35: EGGS (Bayiac) Large Medium Puilets and cracks . EGGS (Wholesale) Large . Medium Pullets and cracks . POILTRY No. 1 Leghorn SO .88 .75 .85 .90 JJ .49 J6 3 .53 .46 fowl. Leghorns, under 4 lbs. 22-23: over 4 lbs. 25-26; colored fowl, all weight. 29; stags, al! weur.M. 14-17. Rabbits (average to retailers for lo cally-dressed animals) : 55-60; young Lab. does. 34: fryers, live, white. 30-32; j colored. 28-30: old or heavy. 15-18. Breeder turkeys No. 1 hens. 47-48 net to producer on dressed basis; No. 1 tome. 43-44. some higher. Fresh dressed meats: (all prices are strictly nominal due to interruption of I normal marketing and n rorMS l n a nro- cedures Dy the tiood). Country killed meats: Veal Per pound, top light. 42-43 other grades according to weight and quality. Hogs Light blockers. 32-34; sows 26-28 lb. Lambs 44-47 lb : mutton. 12-22 lb. Beef Good cows. 40-46c lb.; canners and cutters. 35-37. Wool Coarse, valley and medium grade. 45c lb. Mohair 25c lb. on 12-month growth. Hides (to city dealers : Calf. 37c lb according to weight; kips. 23: green .32 -34 -38 J4 No. 1 colored hens No. 1 colored fryers. 2"-3 lbs. No. 1 colored fryers. 3 lbs. up No. 1 old cocks LIVESTOCK (By Valley Pack) Spring lambs up to 24.00 Woolcd lambs 19.00 Fresh sheared lambs 20.00 "Vearlings io.OO to 15.00 ewes SUNDAY'S BROADCASTS (Daylight ' Savings Times) Kilocycles: K.SLM 1390. E.OCO 149fl. KOIN 7t. RGW C2. KEX 11M DO UK asua KOCO n KOIN V KGW M:09 World News M:15 0:45 I Power t- Blggs iPower Biggs fTrlnlty Choir I iSnow Report 7 KSLM Orchestra Orchestra (Treble Clef Treble Clef KOIN Air cr.urch Air Church Air Chuixn lAli Churcn ir.W Bibls Lights IBibls 'Llshts iMemory Music ! Memory Music K EX Coast to Coast, Coast to Coast; Coast to Coast! 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Stocks 45.0 42.2 71.7 45.2 42.3 71.7 43.7 41 8 70 4 45.2 41.8 70 8 31.4 42 3 83.3 45.2 42J 71.7 BONO AVERAGES 20 10 10 10 Bails In dust. Util. Forgn Friday 93.6 101.8 101.8 62 5 frevious day S3.5 Week ago 93.1 Month ago 92.3 Year ago 90.7 1948 high . .. 9X6 New 1S48 high. 101.8 1020 101.6 101.5 101.4 100.0 103.4 105.4 101.8 102.0 62.5 81.6 62.0 73.3 66.0 WE WiUIT YOUR Always a Dependable Cash Market! Curly's Dairy Phone 8783 MAGES t 1 Walter D. Magee. late resident Of Salem route 4, in this city Wed n day. Juno 0, at the ago of 73 years. Eur teed by bis wife. Mrs. Tilda Mage 0 Salem; a daughter. Mrs. Arlino Row of Salem; a sister. Mrs. Mary Mann of Salem: and three grandebi oxen. Billy and Leda Marie Row, both of Salem and Raymond W. Rows) of Compton. Cahf. Services wQ bo held at the W. T. Rigdon chapel Sat urday. June 11 at 130 pjn, the Rev. Dudley Strain officiating. Interment 1st City View cemetery. . : JCDSON ? ! At the residence m San Jose. Calif. June 10. Robert L. Judaon at the a4 oj 37 years. Survived by bis wife, Mrs. Rose Judaon of San Jose: twO sons. Randolph Leo and Robert Charles Judaon. both of San Jose: three broth ers. Harry T. and Richard J. Judaon. both of Portland and William X. Jud son of Salem and two sisters. Mrs, Carol Wait of Portland and Mrs. Mil dred Kuhn of Salem. Services will bo heW from the W. T. Rigdan chapel Tuesday. June IS. at 130 p.m. wiS interment in the IOOF cemetery. LEIST I The Rev. Homer Carl Leiy. lata resident of Dallas route 1 t a Salem hospital Thursday. Juno 10. at the ago of 53 years. Husband of Mrs, Bertha Dallas: rather of Mrs. Homer "r f Salem and Mrs. Vernon Dycsr ?' 5f: nd brother of Mrs. Reuben Luglnbill. Mrs. William .Bartel. Mrs. Robert Warren. Harvey Leisy, Edward LS"r.' JP?1" miid Weldon Leisy. all of Portland. Mrs. Dan Steffen mdA Walter Leisy. both of SUverton. and Ernest Leisy of Dallas. Texas. Also survived by four granddaughters. Serv ices win be held Saturday. June 12. - ui uncf aaennonito - church at Dallas. Interment In the Pre lum cemetery, uirection uough-Bar rick company. 1 S ALCHENBERG I Mr Marjorte Salchenberg, late ro- piUl Tuesday. Juno 8. at the age of r.wi. - urrTI by her husband. Otl. ri lloMt- TMMTaAM Jamoo oo A l- bert rdward Saietenbcrf . all of & iwo ao.vixnirm. iJorothy and Romary SalctMnarr. both of Sm- MHTL. and m hmiKe.e' TA7.111. Bi m, Grand Forks. BXL lbmh 1 .f 7tJ Church of England. Services will bo held at the Howell-Edwards chap? Saturday. June 12.. at 1030 asn. witA intermeat In City View cemetery. ZAHARE 1 . Andrew 7 iam . .1.. i j route 8. Stalem Waitnl.. T m 71 83 Tr- Husband i of Mrs. imuuuv unarc oi saiem: and father of Mrs. SVnn v r.tii c .i - . . VOma W Ramsay , of San Diego and Edward Zahare and Andrew ( M. Za hare. both of Salem. Also survived by five grandchildren and two great from the Clough-Barrick chapel Sat urday. June 12. at 130 p.m, with in terment in Be lc rest Memorial park. The Rev Llovd Amlmnn , ii w rw a. ViU elate. j BOTER " John Emory Boyer. late resident of Turner, at a local, hospital Thursday. June 10, at the age' of 87 years, rather of Floyd F. Boyer of Oregon City and George T. Boyer ef Salem. Also sur vived by 11 grandchildren and moo great grandchildren. Services i will bo held from the Clough-Barrick chapel Saturday. June 12. at 10 a.m swith the Rev. Ethel Gutekunst officiating In terment in the IOOF cemetery. BURGESS T J -uiiora aurgess. late resident of 179 Chemeketa St.. at a local hosmtaL Fri day. June 11. Survived by hia wife. Mrs. Amy Burgess ef Salem: -and a brother. Stanley Burgess ef Portland. Services will be held from the Clough Barrick chapel Monday. June 14. at 1:30 p.m.. the Rev. George JL Swift officiating. i LIVINGSTON : Wa Livingston, late resident of North Bend. Ore., at a local hospital June 0. corner or c .C Livingston of Alham bra, Calif. Shipment has beef made to Dna dj uougii-tsarrtck c pany for services and interment. GOLDBERG I ! Abraham Louis Goldberg. late resi dent of 1469 Court st, Friday. Juno U. at the age of 39 years. Survived by his wife. Mrs, Rose Goldberg eg Salem and several sisters and broth ers in the east. Announcement of serv ices later by Clough-Barrick company. Why Suffer Any Longer When others fan. ose oor Chinese remedies. Amazing success for UN years la China. No matter with what ailments yea are afflicted disorders. siaosiUs, heart, lungs, liv er, kidneys, gas. constipation, ulcers, diabetes. rheemaUsm. gaU and blad der fever, skim, female compiatats. CHARLIE CHAN CHINESE HERB CO. 284 N. Commercial Pheoe 2-ISM SALEM. ORE. office Hears 0 to 6. Toes, sad Sat. only. ICE CI1EAI1 Quarts j. 330 savuig; ceiiteii Salens k West SaJesa Or.T.TXasswN J. Or.O.CaaaJI.B DBS. CHAN . . LAM CHINESE nEXBALISTS 241 North Libert (Jpstatrs Portland General EJectrte Co Office open . 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