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PAGE TWELVE Tli OREGON STATESMAN, Cafcn Ortjca, tvsOsy ilorchr, January 24,'lS37 Llileage Of Funds Oddo X A Prorate sed Giving up 35 Per Cent of Gas Tax Funds Would - Be Unwise, Claim Pro-rating of S 5 per . cent of the gasoline tax fundi , to coun ties on a mileage , basis would ai all construction on secondary l-ighways and reduce tbe amount of federal funds allocated to Ore gon, by as much , as $1,000,000, according: to. a statistical table released by tbe highway commis sion Saturday. In connection with this legislative proposal. . . - The commission declared adop tion of such a program ' wouM mean that f3.314.S00 won 1.1 be distributed to tbe counties an nually instead of tbe present fix ed amount of 11.fi0fl.A0rt The commission had announced FrtM day Its approval of a 9400.000 Increase, thus putting the prob able allocation to counties next year at $2,000,000. . Tb commission's statistics dealt with." the allocations ander the three headings of tba present distribution, probable distribu tion under the $2,000,000 alloca tion, and the allocation ander proposed mileage basis. -Multnomah To Ioee -Harney county, under tba mile age basis, would, receive $114. 146. C4. as compared to $8,628.75 received at the present. Multnomah county, on the other hffad. : would drop from $803.5(2.88 to SC1.C7S.22.- Marion county ; would enjoy alight increase. " f r o m $103. 394.67 to S117.377.7K but this Increase would not be as large as under tbe present system of county allocations. . Umenhofer Has Turn For Worse, Word at Talbot T7 " ' ' ? TALBOT. Jan. 23. -Mrs. Edna Reeves left Saturday morning to visit her sister, Mrs. Hazel Sloan in "Portland. . r ! 7 Word has been received here that E. G. Umenhofer. who Is in the Salem General hospital fol lowing . a paralytic stroke-, has turned for the worse. 4 Manila? Our Space Is Limited We Need the Room i HELP YOURSELF! They Are All Reconditioned and Yon Don't Need to PayXash A Little Down 50c a Week OUR LOSS YOUR CAIN Salem's Exclusive i STEWART-WARNER MAGIC DIAL RADIO DEALERS STEVENS-BROWN Credit Jeweler & Opticians Phone 7818 184 N. Liberty " n , - - -Luraifliry Kil(D)dll by May Christie ST be fascinating story of a glamorous mannequ in who enchanted New York and Paris Attracted by her extraordinary beauty and charm, famous men courted her favors, offered her die "protection" of fabulous wealth. The doors of smart society opened for -Jjcr. She was the most beautiful dress model in the fash ionable world of America and Europe, The story of her career takes you behind the scenes in the luxury-mad life ; of modern society. Be sure to follow the story 'of this girl who had sodety of two continents at her feet. . : - Begins Wednesday. Daily in Radio Programs Jtnaarr 24 XOXV ST7BDAT- Zs, ' . S:OQ Orgaa stood. :SO Com, Breakfast clsk. " ' 10:00 Charea ct tka Air. - , ' ' 10:45 Headline Ib History. 11:00 Ky of tHo WorW. . . 11:45 Portlaad Symphony. WillMt Taa Hoogatratea. li-.wy w Yerk Philharmonic orek. S:M OH eharra aaags. 3:30 Raiabasr'a tad. S :0O Joo Peaaar, atng, arch., oased'y. 3:30 Rabiaoff and hi -violia. , 4:00 Professor Quia. 4:30 Oregon oa Parads. . ' v 5 :00 Opea boom, Kolaoa Iddr. 5:30 Bomaatio Songs, WalUm KeKia aey, sing. - 5:45 Popeye, tha Sailor. S :00 Sunday evening hoar. - 7 :00 Community sing, Christmas Baal talk. :00 Kddia Pan tor. S:0 LlttU Shew. :00 Toast of tk Towa. :45 Isham Jonea ore a. 10:00 Drevre. . organ, ; 19:15 Ptnart orek 10:30 Tneker erch. . lt;5 Threa KnigbU. 11:0 Loo orch. 11 .-30-li Midnight 'aerenade. Kc SOW STOBAT 20 S:15 Prerleaa trio. oeal. S:SO Monday aunriso. :00 Moatarrnaiaea. ' 10:30 Melwdy matinee, aing. 11:30 String Time. . .. ,: 12 .00 lpera auditions. . " : 1:00 Penthoasa serenade. 1 :30 Musical camera 2:O0 Marion Talley, sing. 3 :45 Kef lections. . j- , .8:00 Posey playleta. 3:15 Mother Ureaaia. ' ' 4:UO Sonics for Yon. 4:30 Monday special.. '' ,- 5:00 .. Yon Want to Be aa Actor t :UO Manhattan Merry -Go- Round. t 0:30 Album of Familiar Masia, aiag. . 7 :00 Concerts, instrumental. ; 8:00 Nunset Dreams, sing. 8:15 Trarer orch. t 8:30 Jack Benny, comedy, aing, arc. 9:00 Pawing Parade." 10:15 Bridge to Ureamlaad. -11:30 Rrveries. to 12 Weather reports. " -' ' KEX SUJTDAT 1110 Ke. 8 :05 Alice Remsen, aing. . 8:80 Paul Carson, organ.: 9 :0O Christian Endeavor anion. 9:15 Garden class, Martha Phillip. 9:30 Kadio City Mosie hall, aing-orch. 10:30 Our Neighbor. 11:00 Magle "Key,, aing. , 12:00 Gala Page, Bears. Glea, orgaa- .aing.- 13:30 L Sullivan, aing. , - 1 :00 Calvary tabernacle. , 1:45 Lutheran hoar.' 3:00 We. the People, Phillip Lori. : 3:30 Stoopaagle and Bad, comedy. S :00 LJnten to This. 3:80 Pa a I R. Hntehenaen, aing. 3:45 Babbi Kdward T. Sandrow. 4:00 Linfield hour. 4:80-4:45 Glen Shelley, organ. 9:00 Tropie Trails. 9:30 Fitipatrick orch. 10:00 Pala-e orek. 10:30 Calvary taboraalo jubilee. II :15 Raayan,. organ, to 13 Weather reports. tCA0tll Statesman January 35 KODf MONDAY 910 8:00 Keeping Pit. 8:30 Bekind tbe Looking Glass, 8:45 Sons of Pioneers, aing. . 9:15 Rhythm and Romance. 10:15 Modern Cinderella. 10:38 Church hymn. 11:00 Big Bister. 11:15 This and That. 11:45 Myrt and Marge. 1:00 Dept. of Education. 1 :30 Variety matinee. , :00 Milton Charles, si nr. ' 3 145 President's' Ball, talk. 3:50 Chili Pepper. 5:15 Drew a. organ. 5:30 Studio. 5:45 Tops revue. 0:00 Radio theater: "Tonight "or Never." ' 7:00-King orch. 7:30 I.ittla show. 7:45 What Do You TUinhf 8:O0 Poetic molodica. 8:15 Renfrew, aerial drama. 8:30 Pick and Pat. 9:0O Heidt orek. f 30 Jack Pearl. 10:30 Keeley and Dooley orch. 11":00 Tneker orch. 11:15 Evana orch. 11:45-13 Black Chapel. EOW MONDAY 820 7:00 Morning Melodies. 7:30 Petite Mosieale. ' 9:45 Rosa Lee, aing. 10:00 Joe White, aing. ll:O0 Studio (ET. 11:45 Singin' Sam. 1:30 Follow the Moon. 1:45 Good Samaritan. 2:05 Chnrrh Conned 3:15 Helen Jane Bchlk' 3:30 Randall Bisters. Ke. inle. .vvj r.uuriiiuu im c w v. , :uu vteirnman, nomer . uien. 4:15 Back seat driver. 4:30 Answer M This. 4:45 Invisible Trails. 5 :00 Piano Surprisci.v. 5:15 Monday Med ley a. 6:00 Warden Lawea of Sing Sing. :30 Benaon concert. 7 :0O Contented Program. 8 :00 Auoa n' Aady. 8:15 I'nelo Esra. . 9:00 Fibber McGoa and If oily, comedy. 9:30 Himbera Champion. 10:15 Stringing Along. 10:30 Hopkins orchestra. 11 :00 Ambasaador orch. 11:30 Reveries, instrumental, to 13 Weather reports. KEX MOHDAY 1 ISO 7:00 Calvary tabernaele. 7:30 Josh Hiririna, aketch. 8:00 Charlea Sears, tenor. 8:15 Vagabonds, quartet, ting. 8:80 Edaa Fischer, piano. 8:45 Gospel singer. 9:0O lioneyboy and Sassafras. 9:30 New World. 10:00 Studio. 10 :03 Jiagietown Gasette. 10:30 Vaughn Do Leath, stag. , 10:45 Dot and Will. 11:00 Great Moments in History. 11:15 C. 8. Kavy band. . Meyers Chairman For Flood Relief Judge George Rossman as chairman of the Marlon county Red Cross' chapter yesterday an nounced the appointment of Mil ton L. Meyers as chairman of a committee to raise the county's $800 quota In the national flood disaster fund being set up to aid stricken families In tbe central states. Meyer Immediately an nounced that contributions would be received at any of the three banks and at the Red Cross of fices. 14 7 North Commercial street. The Red Cross has set f 2. 000,000 as Its goal for this work, according to a telegram received yesterday from Cary T. Grayson, national chairman. The telegram declared 270,000 men, women and children had been driven from their homes by flood waters and were - depending upon tbe Red Cross for emergency food, shelter, bedding, medjeal atten tion and warm clothing. ltS-Rochoatar OtU , 1 :00 Formm taaahooa. ' 1 :80 Lso and Kea. 1 :45 Yoaaa? Hiekorr. ' 3:00 Lot's Talk It Over. 3:80 The Dictators, instrvmaaUL ' 3:45 Old HaaestoaA, drama. S:00 U. B. army band. 8:45 Biga of Boao (KT). 4:00 Marahaii'a Mavericka, UsU. 8:15 Lam and Abnac. ooaaody. 8:4 Tanya Kraaanova, araa. 9:00-r-Homieid Squad, droaaa. , 9:S0 Bambi, Helen Hayea, drama. 10:00 WreeUing. 10:80 Yarietiea. 10:85 Biltmor arch. 11:15 Paul Caraon. 13:00 Weather reportav - - KOAO K0KDAT 550 Xc 9:00 The homemakers' hoar. 10": 15 Story hoar for adult. 11:00 School of tha air. ' 13 : 1 5 Farm hour. i. ' -1:15 Variety. 3:00 Guarding yonr health, 3:30 Travel' a radio review. :' ' S :00 Hom visit awita ozteaaioa spee- ialista. Mrs. Maada Mailer Morse "Tha Homo Intonate Confer : ' onoa." 4:00 Tha ayraphonla hour. 4:30 Stories for boys sad firlc ' 5 :00 On Mi campuses. ' :80 Farm hour. , "--.V-. 7:80 4-H club meeting. 8:15-9:00 Tho boaineaa War. Death of F. N. Blosely ; Is Learned at Brooks BROOKS, Jan. 22 Friends of Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Moseley will regret to learn, that Mr. Moseley died of bronchial pneumonia at tbe naval hospital at San Diego, Calif. . . Mrs. A. L. Mattinf, known M -Grandma" Matting, to Yery Ul with the flu. She la showing a lit tle improvement. Her two daugh ters, Mrs. F. N. Moseley and Mrs. Grant Ledreer of Black Rock are with her. Her son. Wm. A. Mat ting, of San Francisco, la expect ed, to arrive here today. Conservation Plan 7ill Be Disciissed OaXOON 1TATS coLxxaa. CoTvallla, aTan. 22 Application and Interpretation of th ltll Agrlenltaral eonaarYaUon i pro. gi am as It a-ppllas to tha state of Oregon will be the principal business of state AAA , commlt teemen, members of , the techni cal eommlttee and the central extension staff when they meat with. C. C. Conser, assistant to George E. Farrell, western AAA director, on the college campus Monday and Tuesday. - Conser Is expected in Corvallls some time today In order to make an Inspection tour' ofreseeding work taking place in . the burn ed - over . areas .of southwestern Oregon. . '.. - - Details Of this' new agricultural program will be passed on by tha state leaders to their respective county offlcl&ls ! following the two-day conference discussion ,.: Services Held For ! Ignatz 7etzel, 76 MT. ANGEL. Jan. SS Funeral services for .Ignats Wetsel, 7. who died at His noma here Wed nesday night, vera keld front St. Mary's church Saturday morn ing at t : 2 0 with Rer. Father Ildephonse officiating. Interment was In Calvary cemetery. j Mr. Wetsel . was born in Ger many, Dec. 14, 1260, and came to the United SUtes at the age of 22. Shortly after his arrival he moved to Mankato, Minn., and there was nnited in marriage to Frances Fisher. In 1204 the family moved to Mt. Angel and have Ured here ever, since. , On December 15, 1922. they celebrated their golden wedding and In June, 19 8, Mrs: , Wetsel passed away.; - Surviving are eight children: Theckla Wettel of Newberg, Mri. ZIta Splonskl of Crooked Finger, Mrs.': Ludgard Hertl of .Munich, N. D., Mike Weuel. Mt. Angel. Alvls Wetxel, Henry Wetxel and Mrs. Victoria Bell, an of SIlYer- ton, and August Wetxel of Ore gon City; 20 grandchildren ana six treat grandchildren. RcTival Meetings Now Being Held, TToodburn WOODBURNa Jan. 23 A ser ies of . revival meetings are being held at the Free Methodist church with Evangelist Paul Pitint, con ducting the services. He is being assisted . by - a quartet of gospel singers who each evening present several special musical numbers. Miss Clarice Fenton Is holding children's meetings each day at 4 p. m. :.- ' ..: -r :'. The meetings stait promptly at 7:20 o'clock and everyone Is cor dially invited to attend. . Woodburn,0. E. S. Meets Monday at Masonic Hall W00DBURN, Jan. 22 fi)er green chapter - No. 41, Order of the .Eastern Star, will meet next Monday erening, January 21, in tha Masonic temple. The meeting will begin at 2-o'clock. Serving on tho refreshment eommlttee will bo Maude Scott, Margaret Alden, Eva Stuckey and Eleanor Tickers. The Jeyel Box : Diamonds - Watches . 44S State Phone 051O Between High aV Liberty . The store that sells quality merchandise for lees. AT SALEM'S GREATEST - " SALE V y :!r!N ' . CjTDILE. .Hundreds of garments sold the first few days, but New merchandise has been added in every departm giye you a great selection, and above all, the most values of 1937. - m - m m m 0 0 S Many Fine Nationally Known Makes - Now COME FOR THIS GREAT WEEK FOR VALUES YOU'LL NEVER FORGET mssssss sssssssss ssrsaraaaas ; striking . BBBBjenp-- aaaaBBana- w njt.w.;. a . a sn,' ok-:-:.-.-; a . a. f V Values to $290 Noti Fine Wearing Fabrics Young 3Ien's and Conservative Styles (Not Included in Two-f or-One Group) -- ---- ! itiieg ': ! Men's smart j'; and new: ties, well . made. in all' new patterns; . . . Special. Only. -' ' 1 II 4 t i One lot of f men's fine-! wearing hose, including: some Interwoven. Now to ', close out, only s - ; Per Pair lie Colna Monday For These Red Hot Specials ! r-rs . 0 Campbell, Fruit-of-the-Loom and Others Entire Balance- of Stock Consisting of 1500 Suits and - ats--CTOady Reduced : V U:? -.v Si v v in K f.- U j 100 ; OHJHTO and O'COATG Former Values to $25109 r NOW. 023.95 .' (Not included In S-forl gronp.) Well Tailored Good Styles Good Colors INTERWOVEN HOSE To Completely Close Out One group 85c and 50c values Lisles and other . One group Interwoven hose . . . Wools and lisles: Regular 50c val ues. close out . One group Interwoven hose . . . Wools, lisles and 11.00. Close out. coven hose - t vk sflks. Values to Cjfy HI AITS 7 , . ,. r . One group of men's fine felt hats, all colors and styles, all sizes, former values to $3.50. Extra special to close out col70.1is flVGG Regular 60c Value . While They Last 650 Fine Shirts - Well Known Makes To Close Out n FOR THE PRICE OF Finely tailored in all new styles, all smart colors, plain and Duke of Kent collars. Values to $1.35. Spe- M 11.!- ciiu ior lius event.... 0 D0NT WATT COME NOW FOR FINEST SELECTIONS SHOES One stoop of famous Friend ly oxfords. Fine - qssJlty of leathers, blaxk and tan. Et ery new style, ftecnlar IS.00 to .0 Tsloes for - . S09 A DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY GARMENT . . . k. r f . 7 ; if sBBBa NEW LOCATION 145-147 N. LIBERTY ST. Men's Union Suits 10 wooL A real sarment for comfort and service. Now for this great sals only BUY FOR PRESENT AND FUTURE NEEDS NOW I 7