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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1952)
11 TSi gTa!emaBL saraa. Oregon, nmaj. raarca tt, ttsj 'I ... ;. Molf3f the latest triumph of A jTUL V JLJLJL ma m) We -"''i ; "V" ', V'v ft'' -mx rm iO DAILY AND SUNDAY The Nation s l op Lomics Your Home Newspaper illilllllllljlll1 I I "liPt GIVE ME )I1H I ' I I '!M WIVES HAVE THE ---w ( JUST A STBANCEST IDEA feY" vbJ jiL TVj BLOND IE I ( uttJwp!-Pte iJL'I&Agir 'P seb onlv 1 1 Meanwhile lOSO LSir IB gggE- EMERGENCY T MV SSTERf ' fe t pc I t DICE TRACY . '----Ccr CAU ME MAGGIE I X I PREDICT yXJLL FIND VOU LOST ITS NOT FOR THE " -i- " S7 AND DOM7 FORGET-ALL v . Cl DAUGHTER AND I PREDICT THAT SOMEAJ QUEEM OP SWEBA - WILL NEVER FORGET YOUR KINDNESS -n FORTUNETELLERS ARE NOT X ( DAY THIS SWEET LITTLE CHILD rc WMOJ WE MEET AND HELP AKJO EVERY TIME WE TUINKfSl SO BAD- A FORTUNE - J V WILL FIND THE" LOST PARENTS jaL AGAIN. RL KNIT OF A FORTUNETELLER WE'LL JZZVZZ4S TELLER IS JUST A POOR 'XySt -y.., SUS S SEEKING -??1 A NICE LITTLE REMEMBER OUR DEAR rCw2ft uT VYvL MAN'S PSYCHOLOGIST A X jnTV, -O - OVERCOAT FOR A fH li IWC rtTCtt STUMCATt. to.. WQ1LX. HCTTI KUCTVtU 'U fcjl' 1 I 11 , m J f 1 fc rl, If 1 T1 t i LITTLE ANNIE ROONE1 rXu7, THE UNINVITED 6UEST, 16 SNOOZING AWAY AT A CAMP HE FOUND M THE DESERT. BUZZ SAWYEB j i - i . . - N9A UPSET ON TVS P-ONi! SEe k-E'S SUIZS Aovc? n.) a PLlI-v U4O; 1 t 8 MICKEY MOUSE RIP KTRBY c; OLINE fll.I.CT Y GOOGLE I I HEY! X - MttfE SOEgOOV$ BIN SNOOPtW AJZOUMR, - t WMUTSA 1 .T'C Azores J- STRAY BURRO J iC IL JAY TVtSY MAT.' . V .X ooutnour t listen thevke 1 J yf H? STILL HERE" y 1 S ir f I SUPPOSE eEN CEADiNi ' N . f tvc papers, lili.'. . i mope you're ON..rr,S. V SATISFIED WITmI Th V5S . I my driver's license! J except the name. -T LmDDLES ? J RIDDLES BARLOWIV WHAT ON fllRTH 7 fl ff YE DOIN' HOME .V (N TH' MIDDLE L I f CB rtlmn trnttrt, w.. 1 worn nw L, ..... IQs tymArtg, to. , WrM rfro serial J aMMiMMMMJ t WHO IS CALLIINS ON AM?. ANOUSE b E ... A FKiENC? OF HIS VOU? HONOR ...EK VOU? MKjHNESS.. SiM.R DOWN, DARLIN5 I'M NCT IM ANY SS.. IT'S MONiCfc MILL WHO'S IN AfcJA...CC HAVEN'T IVE HEARD PLENTY.' THE COPS LET THE HiLL BABE GO. JOE SEVEN C0NFE55ED.' I DON'T VCU HEARD? KNOW WHY. . BUT I DO KNOW HE DlDNT KILL YOUNS LAMBERT' could dr'ive my father's TSame here car, if he wasnt using it, and if he d let me OH, LAWSy, LAWSY ME !! (AOMAN'S VUORK (S NEVER DOME- IT'S GIT UP AN GO FRCM SUNUP TO SUNDOWN - LA ASH AN " 5CKUB. COOK. IRON AN - J M 11 LOOiNS X I I V L,-r . N, , V IVE HEARD PLENTY.' I . THE COPS LET THE HiLL N I r I 1MRPST' A 1 ' ' 7 1 I I fA kathez 'Vi ve SOT TO (SET W TmOSc - PKEAOTUl. P;EslPS ... TEU- Hi Mi. MOUSE iS TOO SvSV E HIM! . JOE SEVEN' THAT ) WELL, YOU'D SETTER START X FUNNY,. , I CANT FKSURIN; LIU JOE SEVENS BOYS N Fl&URE IT OUT ( WILL NEVER LET HIM TAKE THE RAP FOR YOU IF THE COPS Gosh , Marge, isn't it Just as bad as horrible to have a drivers having a car and sfonse and no carjno d-iver's Icen IS HE? V YE ORTER 6E Vr3s"N in movin' pitchers. PONDEROUS POT What bowl is actually world's largest cast being built by U. S. Steel for hot , Car Blocks Train's Path ELGIN, 111. (jp)-When Donald L. Sprague of nearby Aurora visits this city again, he'll watch how he parks his car. He parked his car on the Chi cago and North Western Railroad tracks which cut diagonally through the downtown area. Police searched the town for Sprague when a train was blocked, tying up automobile traffic. Sprague finally showed ifp at the police station and reported his car was missing. Police told him he could reclaim it by paying the charges incurred in towing his car away. CITY IN SHOW BUSINESS BENTON, 111., iP) This South ern Illinois city is going into show h!Kinpc Rpntnn's fnunril has rrt fi tn 1 :) ci nart nf ! t Q 1 ". rup n 1 1 h - lie park to a drivein Theater oper ator for 10 per cent of gross re- r-Aints fnr If) vears Thp nneratnr agreed to build an outdoor theater and the city agreed to reimburse him for all costs except lor sound and screen. FITTED WRIST NEW YORK (INS)- A new idea in glove construction has been displayed in the spring collection by Kayser. It's called Fitted Wrist a new, straighter cut which does awav with the bunchiness found in most fabric gloves. Kayser uses the new cut with a tapered finger line in order to emphasize the slender lines of the feminine hand. SCALE WEIGHS INVISIBLE ST. LOUIS P)-Monsanto Chem ical Co. weighs invisible quantities of radio-active materials. The com pany has a scale at its mound la boratory in Miamisburg, O., oper ated for the Atomic Energy Com mission, with a balance so sensi itve it can detect weight differ ences as small as on three-billionth of an ounce. HARDSHIP' TAX CASE OKLAHOMA CITY (yP)-Mrs. W. C. High wanted to know why the tax bill on her rural home shot up to 40 cents this year. In the past. she pointed out, the tax had been at most 15 cents sometimes only 3 or 6 cents on the home, whose net valuation Is $10 after $1,000 homestead exemption. BIG NAMES' TO MARRY AJLLIANCE, Neb. iPi-George Holy Eagle, 19, and Alfreda Owns the Fire, 18, have been issued a license to marry, according to county records here. George is the son of Moses Holy Eagle and Rosie Owns Many Horse. Alfreda Is the daughter of Rudolph Owns the Fire and Libbie Never Missed A Shot. BRITAIN GETS IMMIGRANTS LONDON (-During the first nine months of 1951, 6,532 U.S. citizens immigrated to the ITnitpri Kingdom, an increase of 57 per cent over the Drevious vpar th "Board of Trade journal reported. emigration from Britain to the U. S. was 14,471, an increase of 4J per cent. SOUTH SLOPE WARMER UMATILLA, Fla. (yP) - Melon grower W. F. Austin Sr. ran tests through the winter to determine if it was warmer on the south slope of a melon field than the north slope. The south slope was as much as 20 degrees warmer at times, he reported. Hr -'3 i , ! W Ji PJI UU -in CELEBRANT -Marauise de Belmonte. daughter of the Brazilian Ambassador, to the U. S., smiles at Carioca Ball in New York. 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