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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1952)
If The Stcrt man, Scdora, pr gory rrldcry yobrgctry 1, If?? The King Is Dead, Long King George To Be Buried Near Father Live the Queen -Britain LONDON (P) - Britain's late King George VI will be seen by the people he served so faithfully for the last time Feb. 15 auring the state funeral at Windsor Cas tle, and then his body will be laid to rest alongside that of his father, George V. Setting the services for her fa ther was the first official act of the late King's daughter, the new Queen Elizabeth II. Prime Minister Winston Church Ill, who has served every British monarch since he was an Army officer under Queen Victoria, eul ogized the late King in his broad cast Thursday to the nation and overseas. He indicated that the King who died early Wednesday in his sleep at his Sandringham estate after months of poor health, had a pre monition that death was neer The body of the King will reac London by train Monday, and will lie in state in Westminster Hall Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs day in an oaken coffin draped with the monarch's purple robes of state and bearing bis jeweled crown. The King's body probably will be dressed in one of his unioims, and will rest on the same spot where 16 years ago he and his three brothers, led by ex-King Edward VIII stood guard over the body of their father. sThe Kings of Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Belgium and Greece, and the - Queen of Holland are expected to attend. He will be laid to rest beside-hist father, King Henry VIII and beheaded King Charles I. L reJtt4?v. ,-.4 ,4 19? t , t V LONDON An aitrlew of Sandringham, the conn try estate in Eng land, showing the big house (background) where King George VI died in his sleep early (Feb. S). The church on the estate, with flag at half staff, la In the foreground. (AP Wirephote via radio from London.) NEW DRINK-WARE NEW YORK (INS) There's a new set of frosty drink-ware avail able. This one is titled "It's Later Than You Think" and the glasses have a clock design. The firm plans to bring out a line of match ing trays. Two new plate designs offer a choice of round or square shapes, featuring identical pine cone motifs in the center. The pine-cone appears slightly off center for an unusual effect. Col ors are blue and light brown on a white background. t-. ;:V( - -1 Ij...... , - ... . . 15 V'.'rrJfiyr. i V . 1 r-' -' ' - ' - J ' ' j - ' r LONDON This formal portrait of Britain's new queen, Elizabeth, was made at Clarence House, London, In September, prior to her visit to Canada and the United States. Elizabeth, who tit 25 becomes the first reigning queen since Victoria, wears a diamond tiara and necklanee. Her gown of white satin is embroidered In leaf design with gold thread, diamante and pearls. Above is popular King George VI who died peacefully in his sleep at his country residence at Sandringham. (AP Wlrephoto.) McKay Voices Regrets Over Death of King Gov. Douglas McKay Issued a statement Thursday expressing re gret because of the death of King George. His statement said: "The King exemplified through out his life the highest devotion to the well-being of his people. "His courage and calm dignity during World War II and the sub sequent years were a constant source of strength and comfort to the people under his rule. "England has lost her King and the citizens of the world have lost a friend." TUNA PLANT TO REOPEN ASTORIA (-After a three month shutdown, the Columbia River Packers Association's plant will start canning tuna next week. Production Manager Floyd Wright said 200 tons of frozen Japanese tuna were on hand and more was In prospect, to keep the plant op erating steadily for about three months. Edward Page Heads Newest 4-H Group Edward Page has been elected president of the new 4-H Elec tricity Club. Earl Alexander is adult leader and instructor for the group which will meet Wednesday nights in Public School ' Adminis tration Building. 4 Other officers are Robert Rice, vice president; Lyle Huntley, sec retary; Jerry LeCorhu, treasurer; Frederick Barnes, reporter; Doug las Galloway, yell leader; Charles Hoover, song leader; Mervin Le Cornu, sergeant-atanns Elmer Barker, captain. Family Plan Fares Planned by AifLne PORTLAND Alaska Airlines expects ta put family plan fares into effect Feb. 22, District Sales Manager Don Churchward said Thursday. f The airline has filed the new tariff with the Civil Aeronautics Board. The new fare, good on Mondays through Thursdays, Is straight fare for head of family plus 50 per cent of that fare for wife and one child. : v 40 I vTii'i''J'i uk 9 l. MM 1 i U J: v. stasVMslilH LONDON Sorrowing Londoners crowd around Wellington's statue in front of the Royal Exchange (back ground, center) as they mourn the death of King Georre VI. The flar of the Royal Exchange, which houses Lloyd's, Is at half staff. (AP Wlrephoto via radio from London.) UTZwtaetAiDCOitrANr pociund. osteon SPECIAL RACK SPORT COATS JACKETS LEISURE COATS SUEDE COATS NOW Shop. Mon. and Fri., 9 A. M. to 9 P.M. Tues., Wed.. - Thurs., Sat., 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. PRICE i J Shopping 25 Center Ph.2-7074 S VEAR Qassified Ads Bring Results GARDEN BRAND PORK AND BEANS Large' No. 2Vi size cans regular 25c value 2 cans 2C GARDEN BRAND-rEXTRA STANDARD Solid Pack Tomatoes No. 2V4 Size Cans Jm I C EMPRESS COFFEE Tops in Quality, per lb. 75 c SWIFTENING 3 .bn 73c CHEESE SPREAD Mm loaf 89c Crown Best Patent FLOUR 25 bag $1 .95 CROWN FLOUR 10 ibs. 85c CENTENNIAL WHITE BEANS 2- oz bag JSmMJ CENTENNIAL RED CHILI BEANS lb. Margarine 2 n. 49c STANDBY CATSUP Large Bottles, f High Quality m for HOODY'S PEANUT BUTTER 59c Big 22-oz. Glass FANCY THOMPSON SEEDLESS RAISINS Jl Pound pkg. 55c 0 r,rf n n n UUULLIl: Ask your neighbor, there's one of our customers living near you. They'll tell you they like their favorite Busick Market because the store is friendlier The foods are economically priced every day of the week, enabling them to set a better table at less cost to them. 1 n -' Among the many tempting and spring-like garden fresh vegetables, we have selected Beautiful Red Ripe BLUEBIRD TOMATOES A tube of 4 select perfect tomatoes 15-oz. pkg. FANCY LARGE MEATY Don't confuse with the thin skinny stalks CRISP RHUBARB This Is Pie Plant at Its Best Per Pound Wage LeSSuce Large Crisp Solid Heads Per Lb. At its Best Large Crisp Heads sunk FANCY ARIZONA SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT Packed In 8-pound bags, not just grapefruit, this is se lected fancy quality fruit, everyone tree ripened not orchard run. Pound Bag J"t HZ3 containing jfj I P 8 or more CHOICE QUALITY SMALL RIPE JUICY ORANGES Wrapped to retain freshness. Carry all bag with Dozen lK 0 Oranges ft Yes, That's Right, 3 Doz. MEAT DEPARTMENT A visit to this department will con vince you that our saying you can live better and set a better table at less expense to you Is no idle re mark. For instance our boys in this department are offering hundreds, yes, hundreds of Swift's Premium 1 At Just Pound These hams are from young grain fed porkers, not the big, rough, strong-tasting hams. 8-lb. to 10 Ib. weight. Yes, a whole ham for less than $5.00. YOUNG HENS Average about 4-1 bs. dressed In the style to suit the occasion J Per Pound AND OF COURSE MORE OF THOSI GLAMOROUS YOUNG FRYERS r You've heard your neighbors raving about 4S) OREOLE BACON ! ib. 45 c j GROUND BEEF! "if- lb. 49c j Buy Beef According to Grade if- s Here are our prices to grades. Compare them for quality or economy anywhere in the" west. Round Steak c" . 89c ;. m' T-Bone of Sirloin Steak Commercial, Ib. 89c : I I Pot Roast Commercial Ib. vJt Pot Roasts 0oooX'" , 69c f T-Bone or Sirloin Stcalcs Good Grade A tb. 95c Court St. Telephone 3-9176 p Lea Marion Sf. Tclcphcnr 3-7962 4 --
