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Solom. Oregon. Thursday. Ancjmt 21, 1SS2 15 The Nation's Top Comics DAILY AND SUNDAY ; in : Your Home Newspaper FEED A COLX J A Kirs CTiDkC A BLONDT2 NEVrR DID UKE MEN. NEVER S-W A MAN THAT WBS ANYCOODL rWHY I SWftM OJT THERE 1 AWD5fflEDTHbOt,lU NEVER KNOW. 4 SOITM LET MM DOCWN.' ITVBNK I WCULD'VE.TOa F ID KNOWN HED BEEN HsOMlVECCrrA MAN ON MY HANDS mOS BEEN VOLMuED IN THE NECKf I CANT LET 1M DIE. WWATLLI DO? DICX TRACT 7 YESTERDAY ISAWAHAND- RfiJMTED. POISONOUS. PEROXIDE BLONDE WITH A SMILE Ab PHONY HER JEWELOx RUSH UP TO ANNIE AND MAKE WITH THE QUESTIONS- 7 cart Mt I'M mma -t- .cat w. SO SO AT FIRST THE BLONDE WAS ALL. SMILES-THEN SHE STARTED TO GET SORE AS ANNIE KEPI SHAWMS HEA HEAD - BAWLED THE KtO OUT AND WALKED AWAY SORE AS AM ALLEY CAT THAT JUST MISSED A CANABV- FIRST SHE SAID. HELLO. 1 MOUY MOCGAN -AN' T SAID MY NAME WHS ANNIE ROOnE AN SHE SOD TWERE DO YOU UVc "-WHtBfc IX? TJU COME FPOM?'AN I SAIO YOU TOLD ME NOT ID TALK TO STRANGERS- ?ZHa 4 THEM SHE ksarTEPClBUT MAO CALLED ME NAMES AN SOUNDS . ONE OF MUG-LEE'S ASSISTANT RATS f -.s .-. r- rr I . ARt-U. LITTLE ANNIE ROONE1 PUR. HEAR! OUR VCOl WENOSNSSl AND REST ASSUKEO OUft FLAKES a the wotrrM wia save out? Lglggg viia not crash, our pilots cam ELDS FROM THE LOCUSTS. ip5 FLY. 0U11 METHODS WILL KILL YOU? j s y vrrS? ?- ' t'" i" LOCUSTS WITHOUT ENDANGERNG .ft p.. Vl OUR TRUCK 15 JUST Trti I r-T' AsttT IT A LITTLE STRAW Ct THESE UtOS V" VARRIVED WHEW THEY PlO SWR pjftflS BUZZ SAWYER A NJf 1 WISH VOU'D " hmKJ CrAv-iT L.EAD US OUT OP M WHEW... GONE I I v PS? I'M Si. AO THE WE D WERE HEADiNS FOR TKOuBi-E ! ,i In a inf. Ma MICKEY MOUS2 IT'S PA5AN.I AVJSTVE SHOT THE WR0N6 OAMf-. ' BUT NEXT TVWE IT'LL Bo TMB RJSHT CNE! KIP GRBY lt great to see Not much to tefl, Vou.Tops! 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EL si 1 Knr -Ynrfe IjPV rimin stock eiarket quotations Wednesday: Admiral Cornorauon , 26 Allied Chemical 75 Allis Chalmers 52 American Airlines 13 American Power & Light 28 V American TeL U Tel 154 American Tobacco 56 Anaconda Copper 45 Atchison Railroad 89 Bethlehem Steel ' 50 Boeing Airplane Co. 35Vi Borg Warner 71 Burroughs Addirui llach. 17 H Canadian Pacific 35 V Caternillar Tractor , 57 Celanese Corporation 42 Chrysler Corporation 79 Cities Service llt BONNII MIDWEST LASS Kary Loa lXarUnMO. f Dei Mttiaec, dram major af Unirerttty of lews aH-ctrl band Ylsitiaf Lead, chata wttfc yitot wrrtaat ta LtaJoaea loelt on. 'mm I I SISTER ELIZABETH i. LAOXORlOSS OPAPfETnMAUSEA, VOMfTWS; INDEFINITE FEELWQ OP . ijrIE KENNY TREATMENT OFFERS POLIO VICTIMS THEIR BEST CHANCER 'RECOVERY. RESULTS OP THE KENNY TREATMENT WAVE SHOWN A MARKED REDUCTION NC&PPUNG ArTERrEFeCTS POCMERLY ASCOAJH)inniTKDSE HEADACHE, USUALLY SEVERE AND1 GENERAUZEPMOOEfiAjg FEVER , SELDOM RISING A0OVE 103. SnFFNECK.STlFF eAOC.PAiNRH EXTREMCnES.MVJSOE WEAKNESS 0AAPTOMS FRB3UCVTLY ABATE TEAAR3RARU.Y AFTER AN INITIAL IUJ0ESS OF ABOUT TWEWry-FOOR HOURS, REOJRRM6 mw4 2er30mS iu vompoaotctONCsmmese SVMPTCMSA&CSS&VSO! Stock Market Moves Aliead NEW YORK I The stock market struggled ahead Wednes- I diy with difficulty. Railroads pro vided a single-handed inspiration for the rise. Leaders and active issues were up as mucn as l ana z points with most of the list fractionally higher. Minus signs were almost entirely fractional. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks gained 20 cents. It was up a dime yesterday at 5107.50 with the industrial component unchang ed, railroads up 40 cents, and util ities up 10 cents. Volume came to 960,000 shares. lieu York Slock Quotations Montgomery Ward Nash Kelrinator New York Central . Northern Pacific Pacific Gas & Electric , Packard Motor Car - Penney, J. C Co. Pennsylvania R. B. Pepsi Cola Co. " Philco Radio Radio Conjoration Rayomer Incorp Rayonier Incorp Pfd Reoubhe Steel Reynolds Metals Richfield Oil I Safeway Stores Inc. I Scott Paper Co. Consolidated Edison . Consolidated Vuftee Crown Zellerbach Curtic Wright Douglas Aircraft . duPont de Nemouri Eastman Kodak Emerson Radio General Electric General Foods General Motors Georgia Pac Plywood Goodyear Tire Homestake Minim? International Harvester International Paper T , , John Manville Kennecott Copper Libby, McNeill Lockheed "Aircraft Loew's Incorporated Long Ben A . 35H 17 58 8H 63 83 44 11 62 47 Vz 59 -17 43 37 V4 33 . 43 76 . 79 . -7 . 22 . 13 - 35 1 Sears Roebuck & Co. Socony-Vacuum Oil 2outnern Pacific Standard Oil Calif. Standard Oil N J Studebaker Corp. Swift & Company . Trans am erica Corp. Twentieth Century Fox Union Oil ComnanT . Union Pacific ; United Airlines United Aircraft United Conjoration United States Plywood united States Steel Warner Pictures Western Union TeL I Westinghouse Air Brake westmghouse Electric woolwarth Company 64 IZ I9ft TS . 35 . 4 . 1H . t". . 31i . 28 . Z3. . 41. . 53 . CS . 31 . 25 . 57 . 37 . S3 . 57 . 78 - 37 .32 . 26 - 16 - 42 .114 - 27 - 34 . 5 . 30 . 39 . 12 - 43 . 26 - 40 - 43 Salem Market Quotations I (As of late yesterday) Premium No. 1 j . No. 2 HUTTTT! Wholesale ; K etail . KU S i-laji I W ho' !ie ui ic raxise troa to. 7 crnu ovei buytna ortce Lars AA L rf A Medium AA Medium PuOet . rOLLTBI Leghorn Hens Colored Hens .SI .78 .68 .80 .85 M M 33 JS .17 .20 J32 - 1 J32 Colored Fryers Roasters LIVESTOCK (Vallrv Packln Company QuotUns) at uairy Cutter He: fen Bulls: Good Veal . ,'alves LAMBS tearlinrs Ewes reeders Sheared Lambs 13.00 to 15.00 12.00 to 15.00 16.00 to 19.00 20.00 to 24.00 26.W to 29.00 22.00 to 2 00 23.00 to 24.50 10.00 to 17.00 1.00 to 5.00 18.00 to 20.00 ..About SI. 00 less Portland Livestock PORTLAND (API 'rT4.-rrcT Cattle salable 130. market acU c. strontf i to SO higher on all classes with cow SeneraBy 50-1.00 abo-e kiondaT. Can aers and cutters up mart, odd head jood SOO-ino !b. fer steers 31.00-33 J0t .sew commercial steers 28.00-30. utility trades mostly 22 00-25.00. cutter dairy ijrpr aown io lo.w. rew commercial and low cood heixers 27 00-28.50. utility heilers 20-00-25 00: eanner and cutter cows large!- 15 00-17 DO. few to 17.50 Shells downward to 12.00; utility cows 13.00-20.00. odd commercial ud to 52 tai commercial bulls 23.00-2C.00: utility mo-tly 22 00-23.00. CaHes salable 50. market more artl . mostly steady to strong; eood and choice vealers 26.00-23.00. odd prime up i to 30.00-31.00. utiliy and comroerdal cal-es and vealers 17.00-24.00. Hoifs salable 200. holdover 100: mar ket steady-stronr; choice 1-2 butchers i8-zs lo. larseiv 24.00. few lots uo to 24.25; choice 240-J90 lbs. 22.00-23.00s choice 150-165 lb. ?2.50-23.SO. Choic 350-550 lb. mwj 19.00-20 0. few lighter wu?nt to 21.00. No feeder pigs typing rec-eh d. Sheep salable 35S. holdover 150: mar ket steady: several lots choice and prime sprint: lambs 2S 75-27 00. Good and choice prades 25 50-2 50. utility I and rood 'ots 20.00-24.00: Rood and choice feeders 21.0n-22.00: good and I choice ewes 6.00-7.00; culls down to ' 3.00. Grain Market Prices Fall CHICAGO UB Light but steady selling sen grains down on the board of trade Wednesday. Wheat started out firm, only to join the rest of the market on the downside within a short time, r eed grains were weak from the start, but in the closing minutes corn rallied from the day's low. Soy beans also recovered part of their lost ground in the final minute. Wheat finished to 1 cent lower, corn unchanged to 1 lower, oats - lower, rye l-2 lower, soy beans to 2 cents lower and lard 10 cents lower to 2 cents a hundred pounds higher. Early buying in wheat was base- on hopes some export business would develop during the day. It didn't., Chile, wluch was scheduled to take 750.000 bushels, pushed its buying back to Thursday while Brazil, ain the market for about 4,800.000 bushels, postponed buying untD. next week. Churchill Calls Cabinet Meeting On Iran Situation LONDON VP) Prime Minister Winston Churchill called cabinet ministers back from vacations Wednesday and spent nearly three hours with them mulling over what to do about the situation in Iran. The only prominent member ab sent was Foreign Secretary An thony Eden, now honeymooning in Portugal. Britain has been under U. S. state department pressure to re lax the attitude blocking Iranian attempts to market the oil from the huge British-owned oil indus try Iran nationalized last year. The Americans reportedly fear that Iran's worsening economic plight is an invitation to Commu nists to take over. Results were not announced af ter the cabinet met. i , Stocks and Bonds i Compiled by The Associated Press Aug. 20 - 30ND AVERAGES 20 19 10 10 Ralls Ind UU1 Frgn. Net chanea Unch Unch Unch Unch Wed.; 95.5 98.3 97 77.7-H Prev. day 95.5 98.3 97.9 77.6 Week ago 95.6 98t 98.0 77.6 Month ago 95.7 98.8 93J 76 6 Year ago 94.7 99.7 100.1 73.2 1952 higiv 96.4 99J 99.4 77.7 STOCK AVERAGES 30 15 15 60 Ind Rails UtU St'cks Net change Unch A.4 A.l A.2 Wed. 141.3 83J 53- 107.5 Prev. day 141.3 82.9 53.1 107.3 Week ago 143.2 85.0 53.1 108.8 Month ago 142.8 83.2 52.4 107.8 Year ao 133.6 54.1 49.7 95.9 A multiple belt conveyor sys tem in use at Newport News, Va., pier is equipped to load coal into four ships at a time. Parts of the Carribean National Forest receive a rainfall of over 20 Oinches a year. Salem Obituaries SABBE Christ Sab be. at the residence, 1353 N. 18th. St.. Au. 19. survived oy wile, Mrs. Johanna Saboe of Salem; daugh ters. Mrs. Nella Lamen and Mrs. Sid ney Pedersoo. both of Eugene, Mrs. George Patrny and Mrs. Everett Sten hiem. both of Salem. Mrs. Noble Han sen and Mrs. Norma Schmidt, both of Sacramento. Calif., and by eieht grand children and two great-grandchildren. Services will be held Saturday. Aug 23. in the Clo-xh-Barrick Chapel with interment at Belcrest Memorial ni. JOHNS Mrs. Matilda Johns, at a local hospi tal Am 16. Late resident of Amity Survived by husband. Thomas Johns of Amity; sons. Thomas Johns Jr William and Frank Johns, all of Butte, Mont.; Daniel of McMianv-Oe. and Harold of El Monte. Calif. Thirteen grandchildren and two great - grand children, services win De new nurs- day. Aug. 21 at 3 p. m. in Uie Virgil T, Golden Chapel with interment at Bel crest Memorial Park. HAKSINGTON Danny Harrington, at a local hospital Aug. 13. Late resident of Mill City. Ore. - Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvev Harrington of Mill City; sfster, Sandra Leer brothers Terry and Larrv. all of Mtfl City: rand parents Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Harrington of Van couver, B. C Graveside services win be held Saturday. Aug. 23 at 2 p. m. in Beavertnn. Ore- at .Crescent Grove Cemetery under the directiioo f the Virol T. Golden c apany. A Pennsylvania bituminous coal mine has a subterranean belt con veyor system 3 miles In length. . . . art it tails ;s fittls tastti so pal"! .0 WttlGlEY'S J fit 5 1 fig ' Portland Produce market 2 only 1946 2 only 1946 I only 1947 12 only 1947 2 only 1948 1 only 1 only 1 only 3 only I only 1 only 1 only 1942 1946 1917 1947 1939 1947 1949 PORTLAND AP Produce Quotations Wednesday i Buttertat Tentative, subject to im mediate change Premium quality. maximum to js vo l per ceni acidity in Portland, 82c lb; first quality 80c; sec ond quality 78c. Valley routes and country points 2 cents less. Butter Waoiesale f.o.b. built cubes to wholesalers Grade A A, 93 score ,75c lb; 92 score, 74c; B. 90 score. 72c; 89 score. 71c. Cheese Selling price to Portland wholesalers Oregon singles, 441243c lb; Oregon 5-lu loaf. 50-a-c. Eg'is To wholesalers Candled eggs containing no loss, cases included, f.o.b. Portland A large. 63'j-65'ic; A med ium. -a'j-eZ'ic: B grade, large. 49-52c. Eggs lo retailer raae AA large. 7ic: A large. 66-trc: aa medium. 6J-ba: A medium. 60-6 1c; A small, 41-43C Car tons : 3c additional. Live chickens No. I quality, f.o.b. plants Fryers, 2-3 lbs. 34c; 3-4 lbs. 34c: ; roasters. 4a lbs up, 34c; heavy hens, all weights, 18-13c; light hens. all weights. 16c: old roosters. 13-lac Rabbits Average to growers Live white. 4-1 lbs. 21-24c, 5- lbs. 18-22c; old does. 10-12c. few higher; fresh dressed fryers to retailers, 57-60c, some hiEher. Fresh dressed meats (wholesalers to retailers): dollars per cwt: Beef Steers, choice. 500-700 lbs. 53.00- 53.30; good. S4.OU-5b.U; commercial 47.0O-5L30: UUllty. 40.00-48.00; cows. commercial. 3.0CM2JX); utility. 33.09- 36.00- canners-cutters. 31.00-34.00. Beef cuts, choice steers Hind quar ters. 63JO-64--I: rounds. 62.00-63 JO; full loins, trimmed. ao-B4JUl; triangles. 45.00 - 49.407V forequarters. 48.00-52.70; Chucks. 52jOS-56J: nbs. b4.0O-3 ) Veal Good -choice. 50.Do--.uu; com- merciaL 43.00-0.00. Pork cuts Loins, choice, a-12 in, 640-65JK: shoulders. 16 lbs. 41i)0-42.7: spareribs. 490-54.20; fresh hama. 10-14 lbs. 57.0O-57JO. Lambs Cicice-prime. 40-so ins. sz.uo- 54.00; good. 49.oo-z.oo. Mutton Good-choice. I8.oo-zi.se. Wool Grease basis, nominally 45c lb ta rrowers. Country -aressea meats, i.o.d. rorv Und: Beef Utility cowl. 33-35C lb; can- nm tmtw i. 22-34C. .Y"Tl? S 1D: mooa 316 Personal Hogs Lean blockers. 36-JSc lb; sows. light. 28-31C. Lambs Best. 43-4 ac in. Mutton Best. 12-15c lb. Onions b lb sacks Wash. Yellows. medium and large. 3.00-50. Potatoes Boardman long white, ro. JA. mostly 5-S-7S cwt; Uo. 2. 50 lbs. 1.75-2.00- Central Ore. long whites. 5.50- 6.0O- Wash. Busaets. No. 1. SiM-5. Hav U. S. No. 2 green all alia. s.o- 37.50 dehvered car and truck lots, f o b Portland; deUvered Seattle.. 36.D0-7.50. PORTLAND APV Coarse grains. 15- dav shipment, bulk. Coart delivery: Oats No 2. 3?-Ib. wh'te. 70.00; Barley. No. 2. 45-lb. B. W.. 70.00. Wheat bid to arrive market. bsla No. 1 bulk, delivered Coast: Soft White. 12.36'',; Soft White excluding Rex. 2.3SV2: Whre e'ub. 2.36',. Hard Rd Winter: Ordinary. 2.40. 1 percent. 2.40; 11 per cent 2.40: 12 per cent 2.40 Hard White Baart: Ordinary. 2 41; ! pr c it 2 41; 11 per cent 2.43; 12 per cent 2.-5. Car receipts: wheat. 78: barlev. : flour. 7; corn. 7; oats, 2; miTl feed 7. NOTICE OF SALE Notice :s hereby given that tha buildings located on property de scribed as the East k of Block S and the West 2 of Block 4 of Subdivision of Blocks 3 to 7, Nob Hill Annex Addi Subdivision of Blocks 3 to 7 of Nob Street). Lots 14 and 15 in Block of SubdiviskMin of Blocks 3 to 7 of Nob Hill Annex to City of Salem (I960 South. cnurcn btreet). and Lots 15 and 17 in Block of Subdivision of Blocks 3 to 7 of Nob Hill Annex to City of Salem ii4u -ouin cnurcn Mreet). all in env of Salem. Marion Count", Oregon, will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder at an auction to be conducted by the Board of Education of School Uistnrt wo. 24CJ. Marion County. Ore gon. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved by the Board. Dated at Salem. Oregon, this 20U day of August. 1952. CONNELL c. WARD. District Clerk School District No. 24CJ Marion County, Oregon. A 21. USED CAR SALE NO. 38 4 only 1946 Ford Tudors Ford Coupes Chevrolet Coupes Ford Coupe Chevrolet Coupes Chevrolet coupes Chev rolet IT Pickup Ford i T. Pickup Ford .' T. Pickup Chevrolet V T.' Pickups Chevrolet T. Truck Dodge l'i T.Cab & Chassis Jeep 1 T. Pickup The above vehicles are offered for sale to the highest bidder "as is" and where is . Prospective bidders are re quested to obtain bid form and Inspect the above equipment at the Oregon, State Board of Forestry shops. 2SO State St, Salem. Oregon. From A.M. PJ5.T. August 21 until 2 P.M, PAT. August 29. 1952, daily except Sunday. A certified check or Bank draft in th amount of 10 of total bid will be re quired. Bids will not be considered un less on the form provided by the For estry Department A. 21. 22. 23. 300 Personal 312 Lost and Found BLACK long haired female cat. White feet and whiskers. Spot on upper lip. 3-vm. ; LOST: Gold cross and chain near 4 Corners district. Keepsake. Reward. 4125 Mahrt Ave. LOST; New Schwinn traveler boyi bike. BlacX with chrome fenders. Ser ial B-10630. No questions asked. Call 3-5955. 8:30 to 5 -30. Black Shetland pony, south oi LOST: Salem. Phone 4-3263. In England the automobile choke is called the "strangle-." LONELY? Want to meet members of the opposite sex? Send $1.00 and a self -addressed stamped envelop! to Introductory Service to box 422. C The State-man. NOT RESPONSIBLE; for bills other than my own. William J. Meithof. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous 31V N. Commercial St. Ph. 2-2108. Meeunc Sund3V 3 o. m Tuesday 8 p. m. ALCOHOLICS Anony ous group No 1. 2088 N CoTimei lal Phone 2-913 or 3-4337 P O Box 724. i For Athlete's Foot Use T-4-L, fer 3 to 5 days. If not pleased, your 4te back. Watch the oldU tainted skin slonarh off to be replaced fey healthy skim. Get in- stant-drymr T-4-L from any drurtist. New at Perry's Drag Store. Yhsa t!3th!nz Else Will Ha!? for ACID IUDIGEST1Q.1 BeO-ans aOen gtves eamisrtlng teUet when every th-ie else Calls for gas, heartbura aad add kiili-tliw Get a JBc p age Or T T Lam N D Dr O Chan NJ ORS. CHAN . . . LAM CHINESE NATUROPATHS Upstairs. Z41 North liberty omea men Satarday mrntj ! Vm l tar t free nt cbarre PracO stnee HIT Write fet attrse-Te eta No M- BAx NEY GOOOLB Belt-am tabicU a
