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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1941)
PAGE TCI j - ; jXJi. OREGOU STATESMAN Satan, Oregon. Saturday Morning, March 1, 1S41 Strictly Private"' - PEAR. M6AU I r IMKSSlSlfc To LOSE A WOE ARM.V furx muse txD rr.ttSE wowt i 10 SVC1 BACK QRD CAMP WTO Two good loowws cuus?Mj guess i . NOT CB& LOST TKJ W ON CwS CP THEM TURKS J AUSTAGOTOUA CAMS IUM AFftAiO 1 tSZTED,MU 3tAt I IMC Salem Market Buj lnc Prices) The prices below supplied by a local grocer are indicative ox the daily mar . ket prices paid to growers by Salem buyers but arc not guaranteed by The btatesinan: VEGETABLES Brussels, sprouts V cacbage, lb. .03 carrots .50 . 1.40 a.75 .. .40 2.75 .40 . 1.10 .40 1.30 .45 , 1.00 .45 Cauliflower, crate Celery, green Garlic, lb. Lettuce, 4 s Mustard greens, doz i Onions, 60 lbs. ; Onions, creen Potatoes, 100 lbs.. No. 1. SO lbs., No. 2.. Rot house rhuberb, box Radishes, doz. GRAIN, HAT AND SEEDS Wheat. No. 1. recleaned. bu .75 Oats, No". 1 21.00 to 22.00 Teed barley, ton 21.00 to 22.00 Clover hay, ton 9.00 Alfalfa hay. ton 12.00 to 14.00 TEh nvsh. N6. 1 trade. 80 lb. baff 1.80 Dairy iM-d, 80-lb. bag , 1.35 Hen scratch feed 1.90 Cracked corn 2.00 ,CGGS AND POULTRY (Buying Prices of Andresen's) Grade A large, doz... - Grade A medium, doz Grade B large, doz; Colored hens "Colored frys : . .18 J4 J4 .13 .15 .09 .13 .05 White Lephorn. heavy White Leghorn frys ' Old roosters .08 to (Baying Prices of Marlon Creamery) Large special .18 .17 J5 .15 .12 JO .10 .13 .IS .13 ai Grade A large, doz Grade A medium, doz.... Grade B large, doz Grade B medium j. Pullets, doz. .. Checks and under grade ioiorea nens Colored fryers Leghorn fryers Leghorn hens, over 3'i lbs Radio Programs KSLM SATURDAY 1360. Ke. 6:30 Sunrise Salute. . 7 JO News. 1 7 :45 Popular Music 18:30 News. . - 8:45--Tune Tabloid. 9:00 Pastor's Call. 9:15 Popular Music. 9:45 Melody Mart. 10:00 The World This Morning. 10:15 Sing Song Time. 10:30 Popular Music. 11:00 Musical Hoioscope. 11:30 Value Parade. 12:15 Noontime News. 12:30 Hillbilly Serenade. 12 J5 Willamette Valley Opinions. 12:50 Fopular Music. . 1 .-00 Saturday Swing School. 1 :30 Holly wood Buckeroos 2:00 News. 2-.10-i-Popular Music. 3:00 Western Serenade. 3:30 Concert Gems. 4 :15-r-News. 4:30-i-Teatime Tunes. 4:45-f-Milady's Melody. - , . 5(M-Popularity Row. 5:3o4-Dinner Hour Melodies. l:H-Tonighrs Headlines. 6:1 54-War Commentary, i 20 Popular Music. 6;45-fWeekend Jamboree. . 7:13-4 Interesting Facts. ! 7 :304-Hawaiian Paradise, i 8 0 Europe Tonight. 1. 8:15 Popular Music 8:30--South American Nights. 9 IO News Tabloid. 9:30 Old time Orchestra. , 10K0 Hits of the Day. ; 10 J0-r-Tomorrbw"s News Tonight. 10:45 Let's Dance. 11 :1 WDream Time. KGW NBC SATURDAY 626 Ke. 8:00 Sunrise Serenade. " 6:30 Trail Blazers. , 7:00--News. 7:454-Sam Hayes. J S .00 Song Folks. ;: :15-i-Women's Clubs. j 9:00 Lincoln Highway, i ao--Call to Youth. , 10:45 News. 110 Stars of Tomorrow. 12:00 News. 1 r-0-Jcampus Capers. i lao-t-Boy, Girl and Band. 2 0 The World Is Yours. ; 3:15 Newi. : 3.30-fReligion-Tn tlie News. 1 T:15 News. . 4:45-H. V. Kalt-nlorn. 5:0 Hotel St. Francis Orchestra. ; 60 National Bam Dance. . 7 0 Uncle Ezra. laCraml Ol' Opry. - 8:00 Truth or Consequences. . 8.30 Knickerbocker Playhouse, i to Victor Hugo Orchestra. . ' 9:57 New. . ...... 100 Hotel Biltmore Orchestra. 1 1 .o News. 1 ' - . .ll:I5-Bal Tabarin Orchestra. . i ;, 1 ; a . . KEX NBC SATURDAY 1168 Ke; 6:30 Musical Clock. 1 7:00 Breakfast Club. 8:30-rOur Barn. S-:00--Amen Corner. 9 :30 National Farm and Home. 10. W-t-Kews. . :.,r h 10:15-i-Charmingly We Live. 100 Luncheon at the Waldorf. -11 00 MetrojMlitaa Opera. , 2.00Entracte. 2 :45 Curbstone Quiz. 35 News. 3H-The Vass Family. 3:45 News. - 40-i.Meseage of Israel . 4:30 America Smgs. . 5:15 Man and the World." " . S -TO Bishop and the Gargoyle. . 6.00 Song of Your Life. " .30-sJohn B. Kennedy. - 6:35-pNBC Symphony Orchestra. 80 News. 8:30 Hotel Edison Orchestra. " 9:00 Sports Forum. 9 15 Hotel Pennsylvania Orchestra. 9:57 News. :.., ' -, 10K) Vptown Ballroom Orchestra. 10 JO The Quiet Hour. 11. t)0 Paul Carson Organist. fr 12. -00 War News Roundup. - . KIVCBS SATURDAY 946 Ke. :00--NW Farm Reporter. . 6:15 KOIN Klock. . " .- , 7:15 News. - - -8:15 Consumer News." " - 8 :30 Cincinnati Conservatory, - -: 9. -00 Country Journal. .. . , Jt 9:30 Sunshine Almanac. lOKW-t-Ltt's Pretend. 10:31 Hello Again. 11 JO-i-Of Men and Books " 12 tfO-t-NY A Orchestra. 12:30 News.- -. ,. , 1.00 Danciig Party. " -1 By Qui nn Hal CAMP RT. TOO SOW- Quotations Butterfat, No. 1. ZZYtC', No 2, SOVfcc; premium, 336. A grade print, 35c; B grade 34c; quarters 36c Leghorn hens, under 3i lbs.. Stars .08 .04 J03 Old roosters No. 2 poultry .05 less. HOPS (Buying Prices) 1940 .28-30 .23 1911 , LIVESTOCK (Buying prices for No. 1 stock, based on conditions and sales reported up to 4 p.ra ) 1940 spring lmh . ; 10.00 Yearling 'lambs 6.00 to 7.00 Ewes 3.00 to 5.00 Hogs, top, 160-220 lbs 8.25 ' Sows 6.00 to 6.25 Beef cows , , , 7.00 Bulls 6.75 to 7.50 Heifers . Dairy Type Cows 6.50 to 7.00 4.50 to 6.00 12.00 .15 iive veal Dressed veal Buried in Family Plot SHELBURN Funeral services were conducted Sunday for Carl Kraschnewski, 37. He is survived by- his mother, one sister, Emma Monroe, and one brother, Curtis. Burial was in the Weisner cem etery where his father, one sis ter, Edna, and one brother are buried. These schedules are supplied by the respective stations. Any varia tions noted by listeners are due to changes made by the stations without notice to tills newspaper. 2:00 News. 3.00 Report to Nation. 3:30 News. 3:45 The World Todav. 4:09 People's Platform. 5 :00 News. 5:15 Traffic Safety. 5 JO Gay Nineties. 5:55 Elmer Davis, News. 6 :00 Kids Quizaroo. 8:45 Saturday Night Serenade. 7:13 Good Guests. 7:30 News. 8:00 Marriage Club. 8:30 Duffy's Tavern. 9:00 Hit Parade. 9:45 Tonight's Best Buys. 10:00 Five Star Final. 10:15 Music to. Remember. 10:30 Hal Howard Orchestra. 11 :55-"News. KALE MBS SATURDAY 1366 Kc. :30 Memory Timekeeper. 7:00 News. 8:00 String Along With Vs. 8:30 News. 8:45 Buyer's Parade. 9:00 This and That. 9:30 The Woman's Side of the News 10:00 News. 11:30 Luncheon Concert. 12:45 News. 2.00 Sunshine Express. 2:30 News. 3:30 Henry Bell Orchestra. 5:15 News. 5 5:30 Freddy Martin Orchestra. Tg JO John B. Hughes. 6:45 Answer Man. 7. -00 Churchman's Saturday Night 7 JO Better Business Bureau. 7:45 Morton Gould Orchestra. 3:00 Hawaii Calls. 9 DO News. 9 JO Freddy Martin Orchestra. 10:00 Eddie Duchin Orchestra. 10.30 New. 10.45 fhil Harris Orchestra. a KOAC SATURDAY 550 Kc, ' 9:00 News. 9:15 Co-ed Hour. 9:30 Gallant American Women. 10 .-00 Weather Forecast. 10:15 US Army Program. 10:30 Junior Matinee. 1130 The Voice of Industry. 12.00 News. 12:15 Farm Hour. 2:00 Camera Club. 2:43 Montior Views the News. 3:13 Swindles to Suit. 3:15 News. 4 :00 Symphonic Half Hour. 4.30- Stories for Boys and Girls. 5:00 On the Campuses. 5:45 Vespers. 6:15 News. . 6:30 Farm Houri 7:45 Science News. . K$LM SUNDAY 1369 Ke. ; 8:00 Melodic Moods. 8:30 Popular Music. - 9:00 Waltz Time. 9J.1 Popular Concert." . 10:03 Sunday Reveries.- ' ' 11 :00 American Lutheran Church. 12:15-News Highlights 12:30 United Press on the Air.- ' 12:45 The Song Shop. 10 Young People's Church. 1 :30 Hawaiian Paradise. 2:00 Singing Strings. , 2:30 Popularity Row. . 3 :00 Western Serenade. 3:30 Boys Town. . 4.-00 ong of the Week. . 4:15 Rhythmic Romance. , 4 :30 Symphonic Gems. 50 Variety Hall. , . 6:00 Tonight's Headlines. - 6:15 Sacred Music 6 JO Light Opera. 7:00 Hits and Encores - 7:30 String Serenade. 8:00 News. 8:15 Vocal VarUties. 8:30 Tango Time. - - 9:00 News. 9 :1 5 CrganaliUes. 90 Back Home Hour. ' 10:00 Dream Time. . - a a ' - KEX NBC SUNDAY 1166 Kc. " t 8:00 News. , 8:05 Mount Hood Weather. . 8-30 Sweet Land of Liberty." -, 9:00 Amen Corner. 9:30 Radio City Musie HalL 10 JO The Quiet Hour. 11:00 American Pilgrimage. ' . -11:15 Foreign Policy Association. 11 JO Tapestry ' Musical. - Market Spericls Irregular Day Mild Rally of Steels , Turns Into Loss jVear Closing NEW YORK, Feb.' 28-M-The stock market stepped out of Febr uary with . mild rallying , tenden cies; stressed mainly . by a belated upswing m long dormant utilities. Steels wavered and slipped af ter toughing off a" quiet forenoon advance. Except lor .the; power company, issues, which : pushed forward in the final hour,! earlier - - advances of fractions to a point or sd for industrials were substan tially reduced or cancelled at the dose. ' i s : ' The Associated Press average of 66 stocks managed to retain a net fecovery of .2 of a point at 41.5,1 but on the month was down Transfers of 405,880 shares were the largest since Feb. 20 and compared with 312,010 yesterday. Motors backed down when it was 'estimated this week's auto motive output was off about 1000 units L although nredictions were rmadei that March assemblies would reach 525,000 which, ex cept jf or 2929, would be a peak for this month. , . Among stocks Electric Power & Ligh preferred gained 3 points and I upturns of fractions to a point or more were retained by Consolidate Edison, Public ! Ser vice J of NJ, North American. American Water Works, Peoples Gas fand United Corp. preferred. Ahead also were .Eastman Kodak, wooiwortn, Santa Fe, Pennsyl vania, Youngstown Sheet, Doug las Aircraft and Anaconda.! , , Losers included US SteeL Beth lehem, Chrysler, General Motors, American Telephone, US Rubber, American can and J. C. Pennev Stocks and Bonds L. STOCK AVERAGES ! Februarv 2 Compiled by The Associated Press 15 15 60 Rails Util Stks A .1 A J& A 3. 16.4 33.8 41.5 16.3 33.3 41.3 16.5 34 J 42.1 18.5 38.7 49.5 17.7 35.5 45.0 15.4 32.6 39.8 i Indus Net chai ge A .1 Friday; 58.1 Previous day '58.0 Month! ago 59.0 Year ago 70.7 1941 hieh 63.9 1941 low 55.8 BOND; AVERAGES 20 10 Rails Indus Net charge .. Fridays Previous day - A .1 D .1 - 614 104.3 - 61 4 104.4 Monin. ago Year ago 1941 hgh liMl low . Low yield New high. 12:00-Jreat Plavs. 1 :00National Vespers. 1 :30 Christian Science Program, i f? Country Church of Hollywood. 2:1 j Homemade Sunshine. 2.30?-Hidden Stars. 3-00t-Catholic Hour. 3 :30i-New Friends of Music. 4 r00 European News. 4:30f-News of the Americas. 4 :454-America Swigs. 5 00-f-Star Spangled Theatre. 5:30-Sherlock Holmes. 6:00-!-Rhythms by Ricardo. 6:15--Richard Montgomery Book j Chat. S iTBiu Stern Sports NewsreeL 7:00--Good Will Hour. - 8:0O-i-News. 8 . 1 5-f-Every body Sing. S:4lfamP Fire Gu"ls Program. o S?T?awthorne Temple Service. 9:30 Serenade to Loveliness. 10:00--Treasured Melodies. 10:3H-Paul Martin's Music ll:H-Floyd Wright, Organist. 12:00--War News Itound Up. 1 ' a a a KGwj-NBC SUNDAY 626 Kc. 3:30 Music and American Youth- !2'20rSammy Kave Orchestra. 10:30--On Your Job. ll:00-Stars of Today. litS'f " ? Mcal Highways 12 45 Bob Becker Dog Chats. l:00--Home Fires. ( 1:30 Stars of Tomorrow. ? 2 :l)IU.M.mnnl.., r t f :2rt"Xour Drean Has Come True 0 w tJWS. 3 JO-f What's Your Idea. 4,-00-f-Professor Puzzlewit. 4:30-t-Band Wa.Ton. 5:00-fCharley McCarthy. 5!I0Dta m4M'- f- Ji.T . " . o a an 111 . 6 JO American Album of Familiar ' Music. 7.00-fHour of Charm. 7 J0-4Carnival. 8:00-4Night Editor." 8.154Dear John. 8 J0-4Jack Benny. 9:00-4Walter WinchelL Z-J&3SlmPtn 7mlly. - -icriucit noimes. 10.00 News Flashes. i"-rklge to Dreamland. 11 JO-Florenune Gardens Orchestra, 8:30 Major Bowes. 9:00 News. 9JO t.w. r.k-i...i. 100 Church of the Air. ll0-4The Free Company. 11:30 News. 1 ytJ?0 PWlhermonic i:3j--"Xhe Pause That Refreshes. 2:00 Design for Happiness. 1 J;3 Old Songs of the Church. 30 Silver Theatre. - ? ?elody Ranch. I ISHSL11 "c? to Recital, K7 . 1A1 1 1 56.9 102J . 64.2 105 3 1 60J 104.X 113.0 5'S?-i?,llm A Cars. ' I f1?0-?11"1?. Beeliner. I 5 5o Elmer-Davis. News. 0 Sunday Fvening Hour. 70-Take it or Leave It. i 2ifii,en Hayes Theatre. i 8.-00 Crime Doctor. - " 8:25-News. f 8:30-Smarty Party. ; 9:00 tDutch Unties. 1 ,5:iortnwe8t Round Table, ! 10:00 Five Star FinaL 10:30 Hollywood Showcase. I 11:30 Manny Strand Orchestra.; 115 News. - - ' v- .... . - , . . i ' " I - - ; ; 4- KALE-MBS SUNDAY 1306 Kc. 7:j? Jt There Be Light. , L , 835 News. -,. ' . ; . i5 fisherroen'r Association. 10. -00 News. ; ! ' ICJ5 Romance of the Hlways. i 110 All Soldier Talent Show. 12:00 The Americas Speak, , 12:15 News. - 12:30 Young People's Church. ! 1 :00 Swedish Baptist Temple. I 1 JO Lutheran Hour. J . 2:30 The Shadow. - 1 3.-00 Bible Classes.. . 3 J0--Chicago Theatre.S 40 Symphony. . t 5:00 American Forum. , 5:43 Dorothy Thompvon. - ! :?-pid Fashioned Revival. ! 2 tilnson Memorial- Church, t 9:00 News. ...i :0 In the Gloaming 2 SPrS" i10" Orchestra. 16 JO News. 11. -03 Phil Harris Orchestra, t Quotations at PORTLAND. Ort Teh. 28.AP rToauc exchange : . Butter Extras 32c; standards 31 lie; prime firsts Sic firsts 30c. -'-.v . , - - - Butterfat riist oualitv. maximum! Jw or per cent acicuty. oeliveUM fort land. 33-33 '.ie lb.; premium quality f maximum oi J3ta l ner cent aciaitv) 34-34',ic; valley- route and country pomts 3 Jess, or 31c: second Quality ac unwr ursv or ji-ji '.ic . Eggs Portland" Produce Exchange Buying prices: Larg extras 18c; large standards 17c; medium extras 16c; m- aium staoaaras , Cheese Selling price to Portland re tailers: Tillamook triplets 21c lb.; loaf ssc la. inpiets to wholesalers ISO ID.; Max, zoe xc, x.o.d. xuiamooK. i - Portland Livestock PORTLAND. Ore- Feb. 2.-AP) (USDA) Hogs: I' Salable 50. total 325. market steady. 1 ao ga-cn. 140-100 lbs J T.259 0.00 do jrd-ch. 160-180 7.B3 8.50 859 8.50 8.009 8 50 do gd-ch, 180-200 lb do gd-ch. 2OO-220 lbs.. do gd-Ch. 220-240 lbs. 7.750 8.23 U&O 8.00 7J5t 7.75 7.25 MM dO gd-Ch. 240-270 do gd-ch. 270-300 lbs.. Feeder pigs, gd-ch. 70-120- Cattle : Salable and total 35. calves. salable 10. total 25; market active. Steers, good, 900-1100 ibsS10.00 11.00 do med. 750-UOO lbs 8.75 010.25 do common. 750-1108 lbs- . 7.50(3) 8.25 Heifers, good. 750-900 lbs 9.000 9.50 do medium. 500-900 lbs 7.250 9.00 do common. 500-900 lba.- 6 250 7.25 Cows, good, all: wts. 7.50 8.00 do medium, all wta - 6.25 7.50 do cut-corn, all , t wi jm do canner. all wts. 4-25 f 55 Bulls (yearlings excluded) beef. good, all wts 7.75 85 do sausage, good, all wts 7.500 825 do sausage, med. all wts 6.750 7.50 do sausage, ct-cm. all wts 5.75 ia 6.75 Vealers, gd-ch. all wts 12.00013.00 do com -med, aS . 8.50 12.00 6.000 8.50 do cull, all wts- Sheep: Salable 100, total 400; prac tically nothing available. Lambs, good and choice 9.75 10.35 00 medium and good. 9 00 9.75 do common j 8.000 8.75 Ewes. I good-choice 5.750 6.50 ao common-medium 4.00(35.75 Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore., Feb. 28. AP) Country meats Selling price to retail ers: Country killed hogs,, best butchers, 125-140 lbs. lli-12c; vealers. fey, 17,ic 18c light-thin. 12-15c; heavy 12-14c; lambs, okt crop, 16'i-17c; ewes 6-10c; good cutter cows. 10-llc; canner cows, 9-10c: bulls. 121i-13c. Live poultry Buying prices: No. 1 grade Leghorn broilers, l',i-2 lbs., 15c: fryers under 3 lbs- 14c: frvers. 3 to 4 4 lbs.. 16c; roasters, over 5 lbs.. 17c; Leghorn hens over 3V lbs., 13-14c; Leg horn hens under 3 lbs.. 13c; colored hens over 5 lbs., 15c. Old roosters 5c lb. i Dressed turkeys Buvln nrices: New crop hens 19-20c; toms 18-19C Dressed turkeys Nominal selling prices: Hens 22c: toms 20-21C Onions Oregon Danvers. 100-155- Yakimas, 1J5-1J25; Idaho large Spanish. 1.00 sack. 1 Potatoes Deschutes. No. 1. 1.20-1.25: selected Deschutes brand 1.25-1.35; Yakimas. 1.00-1.05 cwt.; Klamath 1.15 135 cental. Selected Klamath. 1.25-1J5. Hay Selling price to retailers: Alfal fa No. 1. 14.75 ton; oat-vetch 10.00 ton: 1 clover 10.00 ton; j Timothy, eastern Ore- POTt.y AND HER PALS I DECLARE, SAM'L, KEEPIN' TH' REST OF rTH' HOUSE CLEAN IS IHARD ENUFP NMTHOUT HAVIN' T'l FACE THAT DERN DEN O'VtXJRN i-wiUiY MOUiE UTTLE ANNIE ROONEY ' TOOTS AND CASPER y 1 1 rr 1 1 1 1 - mer f tracer JZZZ NO.TMHKSS f MOV-DEAR.YOU MUST ! VJP4V P AMZLrMNarA V. tONQ tXrVC BEEN A BUSL JE'OOCXe? 1 LEPT HEPE IS YSnSSPER' TO 150 V"'TH AS J"55- N0 STR'NS TO IX RT"NW r- NfeVER ASK WHAT JYPU DID WITH. FT J aSTaS"SSiiia THB4BLE THEATRE Starring liS M ffl T& GOSH rVE RXJND A-i Portland gon 17.00 tan; valley ' Timothy 14.00- 15.00 ton Portland. Wool 1840 eastern Oregon range 31 32c: 1941. contracts. Oregon ranch nom inal. 30-32C id.; crossbred. 34-33c; wit lamette valley 13 months, S4-S5C Domestic flour Selling price, city delivery. 1 to 25 bbJL. Jots: Fancy pat ents, 49s, 6.10-6-20; bakers bard wheat net .so-9.a; oaaers' niuesiem jw-jcu; blended hard wheat flour 5.00-5 JO; soft wheat 4.40-4.45: graham 49s, 30; whole wheat OS,, 4.49 DDI. p Portland Grain PORTLAND.: Ore, ' Feb. 28. AP Futures: . ;upen; tugn low uom May : 73 - 73 73 73 casn urain: iMO. x nax 1.12. - Cash Wheat (Bid) I . Soft white 74; western white 74 ',i; white club 76; western red 7a, ; Mam red winter: or dinary 75; U per cent 77 ',i; 12 per cent 8i: 13 per cent 83: i per cent 85. Hard white-Baart: 12 per cent S2; 13 per cent m: i per cent aavm. 1 - Today's car Receipts: wheat 19: Sous 9; corn z; nay z; muueea 1. Wool in Boston BOSTON. Feb. 28. TAP) (USDA Demand tor tne finer cranes of south American wools continued good In Bos ton today. Recent arrivals have been heavy, but prices have remained firm. Medium and low cross-bred South American wools are also moving in greater volume. Very little spot domes tic wool is being offered in Boston. In terest in domestic "W 00 In i is confined mostly to contracting for the new wool clip. . . I if Grain Buying Lifts Wheat Tivo Centsv CHICAGO, Feb. 28-iP)-Touch-ed off by a 100,000 bushel order, another , wave of buying swept over the wheat pit today during the first half hour, lifting prices almost two cents to the best level in more than a month. Aixer may wneai reacnea a high of Si and July 80, how ever, the market quieted down, and, under pressure of profit tak ing, gave up a part of ttie gain. Its behavior was similar Uo that of last Monday when price! Almost iour cents, uuying c from previous short sellers who covered commitments I to stop losses and from professional and outside investors as well as some commercial interests, including mills. i Wheat closed -l4 higher than yesterday, may 83 H-H July 79-. There was talk of possible ad- F4DDLE -STICKS, SUSIE. 1 CONSIDERS MY DEN QUITE cozv. A EVERETT. OIVE tJP SOON... V T'lt MXVF i 4- I MUST Lo VOURBTHE BEST UNCLE AN OF. THEM ALL! Popey rva.i f AfiO fM ENRICHEO F0RTVCEWT6 OH FOUR -r- Mission Set At Stl Luke's Catholic ! WOODBURN -.A one week's mission will open at St. Luke's Catholic1 church Sunday, i f xvev. v.. xm jvioiienoeier, pastor, relates; ' "Mission 1 Is the 1 Catholic synonym for revivalV as used and understood ; by all Christian de nominations. While morning and night sermons constitute the main feature; of the mission, its real value iiings from the Inner promptings of the grace of God. Words pf St, Paul, Oiristianityis greatest apostle, are especi applicable to the time , of a sion: In an accepted time, I have heard thee: and in .the day of salvation have L helped thee. Be hold, now is the acceptable time: behold how is the day of salvai- tionV ; . ; , i During; the mission there will w Kia wiw msirucuons aauy at St Lukes church, the first at o'ciock ana the second at 8:15. Night services will be at 7:30. Non-Catholics are invited to at tend any of the services. catftoiie people wiU welcome the mission as a time for reviv ifying strength in matters that per! tain 10 sanctilication. . Preachers of the mission will be Rev. Father John Mitchell of Corvallis and Rev. Father Johrk Dunn of Seaside. View Class Collection LINCOLN Mrs. J. D. Wall ing, Mrs. Jack C Jessup, Mrs. E. r Buckles and Jeannie Smith drove to Amity Tuesday night tq view the collection of antique! glass at the home of Mrs. Eva Walling, formerly of Lincoln. I ditional exports to Spain and Mexico ! and French officials ap pealed to the US for 22,000,000 bushels! of wheat. London reports indicated Great Britain not only will permit wheat shipments to Spain but has made credits available. - Heavy Work LIZA, AFTER VUH err THROUGH SWEEPING TH REST Or TH ROOMS'. VUH MIGHT- iae tnd 01 tne Trail ... CANT X r-tL '-w.i j w IF HE DOESN'T GO .ANOTHES ...STEP! Worn TSsir-.-t"4H fint Business and Pleasure n 9 l ALL 31 Spending Spree's in Order! W7 11 I - - NOW MY PLANE LEAVES 1M HALF HOUR! . Mining His Own Moneyl '- i"S f iSlAuBDtkl' ilTUIAU ! VUHM. POPEg - WATTERT CU X IV T -fylMcjm-ir I Closing NEW YORK, Feb. 28T(-fP)-To day's closing quotations: Air Reduction J8 Curtlss Wright i-8 Phelps Dodge , W Alaska Juneau ...4 Douglas Aircraft JJ2V Phillips Pet JSGV Al Chem & Dye 146 ; Du Pont Allis Chalmers W.-29H Eastman Kodak 132 Pub Serv WJ',. ?7t American Can .85 El Pow & Light Pullman; i Am Car" & Fdy J28 ; Gen Elec ..,.,...32 Radio aiu Am Rd Std Stn 6 General Am Roll Mills 13 V4 General Am Smelt & Rf .40 Goodrich Am Tel & Tel JL60V4 Goodyear Tire Am Tobacco B 1-69 Great North Am Water Works 6 Greyhound Am ZineL & S 46 Illinois Central Anaconda -24 Insp Copper Armour 111 -.4 Inter Harv, Atchison,; 23 - . Int Nickel Aviation? Corp LJS Int Pap & Dawm wco m. lei fie uenaix Avia .4-35 Kennecott Bethlehem Steel 478 LIbbey - O uoeing wnrpiane 10 LOCKneadr aoraen 4.11 v Loews - Borg Warner . Calif Pack Callahan Z-L . Calumet' Hec . Canada Dry Canadian Pac :.3 National Caterpillar Trac; -45 'NY Central --.12 United Corp-i Celanese :.: 23 North Amer Av -14 United Druir ''- utt. Chesa & Ohio 41-No Amer Co 15 United Fruit - 64' Chrysler i.i..L-.66 North Pacific . " 6 . US Rubber , 14 Col Gas &i Elec! -4-4 Ohio Oil Commer ; Solvent -9 Otis - Steel Copsolid Aircraft 26 Pac Gas consolid Jidisoh .22 Packard - 01- x-tm-Amen. Continental Can -37 Paramount Cora Prod -.4 ,45 J C Penney Crown Zeller 13 Penna RR Hop Mart Steady At Portland V PORTIiAND, Feb. 28-fP)-Ore- suu nop marxei prices were steady to firm lor the week end ing yesterday, although light off erings from producers werg re flected in lowered activity. The agricultural marketing ser vice, reported that no sales of 1940 crop hops were completed but nominal prices were 30 cents a pound, net to growers,', for ton qualities. Some contracts for 1941 reeular seeded types were written at 25 cents per pound, net to growers. with some offers of 26 cents late In the week. Prices on 1941 seed less varieties were placed at 34 cents a pound. ) (Wiw $-dkaat, W C rr... looks "V CURTAINS!J yn&B? HONEST A4RS3TM,X AftlTTHE TJuAOUTOPTHEIPCARS AN DWOK wiwns sweu. 43 AWFUL - uvui . A wuoi iuvt luotc .w &TOK."tAUSfc THEYTE ALL IN A THE hGCE, HOT, THtRSTTr 11 ,TERm3Ul HURRY TO GO OM TO PEOPIE' WWATAAl FIND -VVS CAN DO J KJCTT SO PAST I THERE IT ZaOeS 1 ( THI3 IS ONE WHAT WE WANT TOOTS, HE WAV UP THERE I UtiME 1 WON'T WITH THE IOOO.S X 'i MIHT OKAY. TOOTS . s. KEEP VbU f OH, BOVl WdLL. MISS HIS cv HW WE'LL tO VwAITINrf ser darn ocrnN, I DlO sgg - Ql. - few mi, trM,Smhcm. hie. ri4.,tmnm Quotations De N 144 H Proc & Gamble 52U Food 3S Reoublie Steel iou Motors 1-.43 Vk Richflrfrl nn 3 , ...13 Safewav StnrA sssi -18 Sears Roebuck, -24V4 ShelL Union ' 71 11 -11 Soc Vacuum 8 JJT- Sou Cal Edison 28 -10 South Pacific .9 -48Sperry Corp 34 Can ;.24 Standard Brands P Pfd 65 Stand Ofl Calif -.18 xei Z4 Stand OU Ind - 28 .7 33 Vk Stand Oil NJ - Ford 35 Stone Webster . ki 4. 4j24Studebaker .6 J32 Texas. Corp -35 -18 Monty Ward 43 Trans-America 4; asn-is.eiv i4y4 Union Carbide 65 -.1 Nat Biscuit 17 Union Oil Calif 13 4.8 Nat Dairy Prod -13 Union Pacific 79 .12 Nat Distillers 20 United AiriiriP iasi Lead 16 United Aircraft aou -6 US Rubber PFD -87 -8 US Steel 59 & Elec 426 Vanadium -27. Motor -4.-2 Warner Pictures aii Air .13 Western TTnlnn mi; Pic '11 Western Union 20 4-.76 Westing FJec LSSai . 23y4 Woolworth -3i Fire Chief Weis Calls Meeting t AUMSVTLLE Fire Chief Sam 1 Weis called a special meeting of subscribers to the Aumsville fire department at the city hall Mon day night to discuss formation of a fire district in ''this community. M. J. Gilson from the tate fire marshall's office spoke on the subject . , " I '. Another meeting a for , further discussion has been called Mon day night ; : T. P. Otto was reelected orin- cipal of schools at Aumsville at a board meeting this week. Pnw.- tion of the entire teaching staff has not been completed. By CLIFF STERRET By WALT DISNEY tfy BrtAnDON WALbH GOOD OR THEV VAXILDrTT VBREVER TWeyRE COlMf ORANGE JUICEK) "ere a. By JIMMY MURPHY 3'