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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1948)
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INVAOgS- WE WAITED UNTIL THE SAVAGES A WERE ALLABQARO.TUEN T r k.htj'i im -mi n irn irw-v- k it Akin TUC ATTA-1COC CTW IUH THEMSELVES ON A GQlDOLE-v (SHOCKED AND FRI6MTENEEI V THOSE HOWLING WARCtOCS. WENT PLUNW OVERB0AC0 INTO THE SEA- GEE! 6E. 6-21 MY HOTfU K Dl NOT MC ft -SUMArtOM TM P0UCE.9UTI- . : A. rr tvm www. of-uceR. w nams ux AWE?. IA THE OMW IUZ MMVYTfK WITH FRONTIER OIL. X ARtVC IN JAVA ON AM WWOOTAMT MfilWEfrS PEAL ANO FINO JCMEOe IMPfSSONATlHd MS. CLA1M5 THAT Hfft tXTl SAWYfR. b V V ; : V V reEDENTiMV f7AKiruav, AND WTTM MUCH Vl HFTIWG OF EYtBEOWS. THE POLVCE EXAMINE SUZ$ FA4&PPKT, VVALLET AND EVERY CARD tH VALLET. - llNALLV: VERY $T8AN6ff, AWNHSER. 1 ACCOtsWKks TO YOLK CKETO-t-TlAl-V VOa ACE MOT SAWYER WT H3MHP5W1KEY. Li ANO NOU 3AV EES A WH aSEVAiS ATOM3SSJA' WAVE DerE.NSE A5AJNST TO ATOM BOMBS? r-'VsBeUEVEJ MIC1XY MOUSE -SOSH. ..TUtS AAAV S THE GREATEST .twins sjnce BUBBLE SUW OS3. KOPC'EN- V RP2 YEARS! MOOPEr IS LlUSTAN VEAR-OuD BOVl SEE ... T UUST CAN'T BELIEVS THE 6 55 AT ATOMIC SOEMTI ST WHV NOT8 ;'VE BEEN POlN5 SRAIN t; 1 r EL, EVEN-1 - I J 1 rvOU KNOWTWAT KAdO SHOW, TW6STON TOTS'? i 1 PIP THAT WHEN I WAS ONUY A tOP OF TWO i 4 6-d 1 rip miT TWC LUCXY DM 1 DON'T KJC.. OJI S'S M I I OM.PlP, I'VE AlT S MJTU4LMO I MAT OCBWKJ J CUA3GE OF THOSE AMERICAN SSD tCU SO.' Ji TO MCAS ALL ABOUT HXI... f " THAJLtR TOO FULL, AJ-CE, AND THE PRJNC4 AfO TIRE-1 m 1 iirni IT &n t Akl M J haul rr CO-AIM f 1 HERE FOR Jd GASOLINE ALLTX ; THE BOM AOULP t 4 I I " V 'V--V.Vw .- PULL 0OUTVHNa I.; -fi-'-" - vTSmaWV S HOW (VTV VP V? CAMMT BG X LOOKED OUCUHG OUR r VORE AJIe. JT HAPPVaOOJS 0PM3- I G83 1- 1 I ve PP08"LV SURG -SHG BOOttO0 K ----r-T'r'' SHOW06O MS HAD WHISKERS!? I -NOmI I ;vt;A pitcher, th BeARoa yf. rv. oj r y ' i y Woald 70a mind awfully If I do you a nice bird bath instead of a awimtninx pool. Donna? Portland Produce PORTLAND. Or.. June 1 (AP) Butt erf at tentatTC subject to im mediate chance) Premium quality maximum of JS of 1 per cent acidity delivered In Portland Bl-Mc lb : first quality 89-Kc: aecorKl quality. 80-Wc; valley routes and country points, 2c less than flrrt. r7-90c. Butter Wholesale. tx b, bulk cubes, rrade A A. S3 score. 84c lb.: A. 92 score. Mc; B. 90 score. TSc; C, 90 score. 73c. Above prices strictly nominal. Chees Selling price to Portland wholesalers: Oregon sinslas, BO,i-97c: Orecon S-lb. loaf. 53',-5c. Egs To wholesalers: A grade. Urge 54t-96c dos. Medium 51',; A grade, small nominal; B grade, large. Eggi Purchased from farmers. Current receipts, ifi'j-a'i doz. Buyers pay J-Jc below wholesale quotations on graded basis for best hennery eggs. Live chickens paying price to pro- SUNDAY'S BROADCASTS (Daylight Savings Times) Kilocycle: K.SLM 1390. ROCO MM. KOIN 97t. RGW 620. KEX UN BOUI 6KSLM KOCO KOIN KC.W KCX 09:90 00:19 00:50 00:45 World News IPower Biggs (Power Biggs fTTlnlty Choir t- I- 'Snow Report A8LM Bible Class Bible Class Treble Clef I Treble Clef EOIN Air Church 'Air Church (Air Church Alr Churcn KG W Bibl TjghU IBibls "Lihti Memory Music I Memory Music KEX Coast to Coast; Coast to Coast Coast to Coast; Coast to Coast CHICAGO, June lM--There was enouch concern over the pros pect of a mostly clear week-end in the mid-west to cause an ad vance in corn today. The yellow cereal's strength was reflected in better prices for wheat and oats on the board of trade. Grains had a firm tone through out nearly the entire session, al though dealings were not active. The only hesitancy was right at the start, when wheat dipped frac tionally. From that time to the close, prices held above yesterday's fin ish. At the end, wheat was higher, July $2.31 com was 1V4-2H higher, July $21Ts $2.22, oats were S-lVs higher, July 944-Vi, and soybeans were unchanged to a cent higher, July $4.19. I ducert; No. 1 broilers under J'i lbs. 32- J3c lb. fryers 2 to 3 IBs. b-joc 10.: to 4 lbs. 3-3c: roasters 4 lbs. and over 33-36c lb.: lowl leehomi under 4 lbs. ' 22-23C lb.; over 4 lbs. 25-26c; colored fowl, all we ignis zsc id.; nags au welgats 14-17c lb. Rabbits Average to retailers for locally dressed animals. 55-60c; fryers, live, white. SO-32c lb.; colored 28-30c; old or heavy. 15-18c. Breeder turkeys No. 1 bens. 47 48c lb. net to producer on dressed basis: No. 1 toms. 43-44c lb.: soroeu higher. Presh dressed meats: All prices are strictly nominal due to interrup tions of normal marketing and proces sing procedure by the flood. Country killed meats : Veal per pound, top Ujht 42 -44c: other grades according to weight and quality. Hogs light blockers 34 -35c; sows 26 2Sc lb. Lambs 45 -50c: mutton 12-20c lb. Beef food cows 42-4c; canners and cutters 39 -40c Onions 50 lb. sk old crop. Aus tralian browns. S4 .35-4 50: new crop Texas white wax. M-4 25; yellow Ber mudas. 4 4.25: baboaas. $4.25-4.50. Wool Coarse, valley and medium trade. 45c lb. Mohair 25c lb. on 12 - month growth. Potatoes New crop California White Roes 100 lbs. 3.75-4. size B 2.60-2.70; some lower. Hay (following prices are strictly nominal): U. S. No. 2 creen alfalla or better carlots POB Portland. $41 42. U. S. No. 1 timothy, eastern Oregon or Washington carlots FOB Portland. $40-40; oats and vetch mixed hay. uncertified clover hay. nominal. Hay (new crop) V. S. No. 2 green alfalfa or better, carloU rOB Port land. $32.34. 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No. 2 PRINTS Wholesale Retail EGGS Baying ) Large . . Medium Pullets ana cracks . EGGS (Wholesale) Large Medium Pullets and cracks X JO JSO 32 JU .52 M POCLTKY No. l Leghorn No. 1 colored hens No. 1 colored fryers. 2.a-3 lbs. No. 1 colored fryers. 3 lbs. up No. 1 old cocks . LIVESTOCK (By Vaney Pack) Spring lamijs up to 24.10 .5 .V. .42 JSO .34 J7 J4 BEN NIK Burdette Robert Benni. late dent of 903 Merrill it. Corona. at a local nospital. Juo is. aurvlsaU by the widow, Mrs. Rena Bennie, Cor ona, a sister. Mrs. Xd Frank. Fellows, CalH. and a sister ta Kansas. Aa nounewnent of services lataw by Ctough-Barrlck company. MILLS . At Turner. Ore.. June IT. Mrs. Ami Emmett Mills, late resident of 1463 Fainnount st . Salenx. at the age of TO years. Survived by - two sons. Waldo Mills of Salem and Harry Q Milla of Beverly Hills. Calif.; on brother. X T. Barnes of Salem; ttv grandchil dren: and four great gTandchiidrea, Funeral services wiU be held Moo day. June 21. at 10 JO a m. at the W. T. Rigdon chapel with the Rev. Brooks H. Moore officiating. Interment la the City View cemetery. WILLIAMS " In this city June 1$. the Rev. John TC Williams, late resident of 1112 Mill st. Survived by his wife. Lillian-A. Wil liams of Salem; three daughters. Mrs. A. A. Segersten of Lewiston. Idaho, Ethel L. Williams of Fossil. Or and Mrs. Frances L. Arant of Forest Grove; three sisters. Mrs. . Jeff Trtplett and Mrs. John Black of Lewiston. lt and Mrs. O. E. Carter of Portland: a brother. Low Williams of Myrtle, Ida.; three grandchildren; William E. Dur and of Tacoma. Wash, Mrs. R. L. Et tinger of Washington. DC, and Mrs. C. A. Weaver of Stockton. Calif.: and three great-grandchildren. Services will be held Tuesday. June 22, at 10 '-30 ajn. at the First Methodist church with Dr. Edward Wolf Of Sunnyside Meth odist church In Portland officiating. Interment in Jason-Lee cemetery. Di rection W. T. Rigdon company. HEDGES ? Clara Olive Hedges, late resident ef Independence, at Dallas. Ore.. June It. Surviving are two brothers. Joe Has Ungs of Portland and John F. Has tinxs of Independence. Services will be held Sunday. June 20. at 2 pjn. at Walter L. Smith mortuary at Indepen dence. Interment at Odd Fellows cem etery at Independence. DICKSON William Hasper Oickson. late resi dent of Rlckreall. In Dallas Saturday. June 10. Survived V by his wtfe. Mrs. Milth Dickson of Rickxeau; three daughters. Margante Potts of Leba non. Sarah Burns of Oakland. f-.Hf,, and Knmi If Im m -4 tt-.tl . a. ' sons. Loren Dickson of Albany. George uicKKRi ox lnaepencence. uale Dick son of Horton, Or., and Fred Dick son of Salem: -and a brother Arthur Dickson of Corvallis Announcement of services later by the W. T. 'g'V?n company. DfS'N , ; ' Alfred Dunn, at cth residenee, 1000 ; S. 12th st.. Saturday. June IS. at the age of 57 years. Survived by his wife. Mrs. Gladys Dunn of Salem; j a son. Francis Dunn of t Portland and two -grandchildren. Announcement of serv ices later by the dough-Barrick com pany, s- ICE CBEAII Quarts . 330 SAVING CEimB Salem A frVest SaJem Wooled lambs 11.00 Fresh sheared lambs 15 00 to 19.00 Yearlings 10.00 to 15.00 Ewe 2 00 to Fst dairy cons Cutter cows 8 00 18.50 to 20 00 13.00 to 18.00 . 15.00 to 82.00 17 Oj to 2,00 Dairy heifers Bulla Calves (300 to 450 lbs.) 20.00 to 23.00 Veal, good 24 00 to 24 00 Veal, choice 28.00 WASHINGTONifVAbout nine million industrial workers now have the use of restaurant service in the plants where they work compared with about two and one half million before World war II. CONVEimON BROADCASTS DIRECT FROII REPUBLICAN NATIONAL coirvEimoN AT PHILADELPHIA IIOIIDAY 10:30-11.00 A. M. 2:30-2:45 P. M. 6:45-8:00 P. M. 10:30-11:30 P. M. TUESDAY 10:30-11:00 A. M. 2:30-2:45 P. M. 4:30-4:45 P. M. 6:15-8:00 P. M. 10:30-1130 P. M. WEDNESDAY 10:30-11:00 A. M. 2:30-2:45 P. M. 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