The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, March 21, 1941, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextTha OHEGOU STATESMAN. Sdtm. Oregon. Filial Moraltuj. March 21, 1341 US Treasury Plans Driveler Cash From Children, Bankers AnH Plain Man-nn-tlip-Strppf TW SpnirifiM Tinner FVrirvi Tfl-fta r'ilJ VlVVUVj VMtUipUgU AUTitlUlg Uberty Loans Contemplated ' . - WASHINGTON, March 2HF-Secretary , Morgenthau an nounced .Thursday that four new types of treasury securities, ranging in denomination' from 10 cents to $10,000, would be jsold to children, the man-in-the-street and bankers to finance a lirge part or the defense program. : Some officials have indicated hopes of selling between $3,000, OOOJOOO and $4,500,000,000 worth of them in the first 14 months after the official opening of the sales - campaign' on May 1. Mor genthau, however, declined to say what his goal was. Sine the treasury probably ; will have! to borrow more than S10,00,00,0&0 la the next year, however, the treasury will sup plement these sales with reru lr ! subscription sales of the vsusl treasury securities. Morgenthau hopes the securi ties announced Thursday will be bought by; the general public in a savings , campaign. Some econo mists believe such a -campaign may Ward: off inflation by induc ing people to save instead of spending to : the limit and' thus bidding up prices. To J stimulate sales, the treas ury is planning a campaign ri valing the Liberty bond drives of World war days. On I the! opening day. May 1, about 16,000 postoffices and the federal reserve banks and branches will have the new se curities for sale. More postoffices, thousands of commercial banks, and" possibly department stores may be enlisted later as sales places. President Roosevelt has prom iaed to make the first purchase, and Mrs. Roosevelt the second. Briefly, the new securities fol low: Postal savings stamps In denominations of 10, 25 and 5 cents, and $1 and $5. Defense saving bonds Al most identical with existing "baby bonds, in denominations ; of $25, $50, $1. f 5t and $1M. Series F savings bonds--Sim-liar to baby bonds except that denominations are $109. $500, $1000, X5000 and S10.000. Series O savings bond Same denominations as series F, but soldi aft face value and bear 2 per cent interest.' B Swallows Return -T6;Capistrano : : SAN JUAN CAPISTR ANO, Califs March 20-5)-True to tra dition, the last of the swallows have returned to the time-mellowed eaves of Mission San Juan Capistrano. " They began arriving this year as early as March 3, Father Ar thur J. Hutchinson, the mission padre, declared. About 20 more followed the scouts two days la ter, and since then they have con tinued to come. Legal Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly ap pointed by the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the Coun ty of Marion, as Executor of the last will and testament and es tate of Maggie Oldenburg, deceas ed, and that he has duly qualified as such Executor; all persons hav ing claims against the estate of said decedent are notified to pre sent the same, duly verified, to me, at the office of Ronald C. Glo ver, my, attorney, 205 Oregon Building,! Salem, Marion County. Oregon, Within six months from the date of this notice. Dated at Salem, Oregon, this Tth day of March, 1941. LOUIS R. OLDENBURG, Executor of the last will and testament and estate of Maggie Oldenburg, deceas- RONALD G GLOVER, Attorney for Executor. Salens rOregbn,-!-M7-14-21-2S-A4 , . . k-r TS THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF 0RE . ' GON. . - In the Matter of Clyde Ken neth Anderson and Elva Jose phine Anderson, Bankrupts. No. B 257 IS To the creditors of Clyde Ken neth Anderson and Elva Jose phine Anderson, of Salem, in the f niinrv or aiariun. aim wuuut fnrMairf hankruots: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that said Clyde Kenneth Ander son and Elva Josephine Anderson have been duly adjudged bank rupts on a petition filed by them on the 1 11th day of March, 1941, and that the first meeting of their creditors will be held at Room 225,! in the United States Post office Bunding, Salem, - Oregon, on the 31st day of March, 1941, at 1:45 o'clock in the afternoon, at which place and time , the said creditors may attend, prove their claimv appoint a trustee, appoint a committee of creditors; examine the bankrupts, and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. ' .Dated at Albany, this 19th day of March, 1941. r ! WILLARD L. MARKS, "M. 21. Referee in Bankruptcy. Great Wheat Surplus Seen PULLMAN, Wash., March 20-(JPy-Thc wheat surplus in North America will exceed a ! billion bushels by the end of the! 1941 harvest, N. E. Dodd, directer of the western division of the cultural Adjustment administra tion, predicted Thursday. "Maybe well have to pile lit on the ground like I saw them do in Canada last fall," he said,! add ing:; "Frankly, I don't know the answer." Dodd, here to confer with! farm leaders and Department of (Agri culture representatives, said only an unprecedented crop failure could hold the United, States? sur- above domestic requirements and possible exports." I ''Add another half billion bush els or more in Canada and 4 sub stantial amount in Argentina and it's easy to see the wheat grower has plenty to worry about" he said. "If any food is shipped I tof Brit ain it will probably be in the form of meats, fats, dried jfruits, vegetables and milk, and ! other concentrated foodstuffs." The possibility that wheat might go to England under terms Of the lease-lend bill he branded as "wishful thinking." j He said there seemed to doubt producers would be to Vote in a national marketing quota referendum May 31. Before the referendum if held, however, he said some ainend ments probably would be adopted in the laws governing marketing quotas. He said proposed changes included an increase in th4 pen alty for marketing excess wheat, making quotas effective fo two year periods and making them effective only on farms ! cultivat ing more than 15 acres of Wheat. be no asked PTA Sponsors Silver Tea i WEST SALEM The' Parent- Teacher association will sponsor a silver tea in the upper -grades school building Friday at 3 pjn. a musical program is planned and everyone is invited. In charge of the tea are Mrs. Glen Davjmport, Mrs. Orville Davenport, Mr. Lud wig Peterson, Mrs. J. Klieyer. The school band will ndt play because of the illness of fthje band leader, Leighton Dashiell. I Legal Notice! X IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF MARION In the Matter of the Application of CORDON BURRELLI tlAGS- DALE for Change of Name. TO THOSE WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, GREETING! You are hereby cited and re quired to appear in the (County Court of the State of OrQn, for th'e County of Marion (in the courtroom thereof, in Salem, Ore gon, on the 12th day of April. 1941, at the hour, of 10:00 o'djofck a.m. of said day, and to then arid there show cause, if any you hare, why an order should not bej made changing the name of Cordon Bur rell Ragsdale to Robert! Cordon Ragsdale. I WITNESS the Honorable Leroy Hewlett, Judge of the County Court of Marion Couhjy, Ore- seal this gon, with the Court affixed March, 1942. ATTEST: U. G. BOYER, Clerk. Date of First PublicatiM5 7,1941. Date of Last Publication: tof said 6th of March 1941. jApril 4, M 7-14-2!I-28-A 4. n IN THE DISTRICT COItfRT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT Of ORE GON. In the Matter of Leo J. Lulay, Bankrupt. j No. B 25879 To the creditors of Leo J. Lulay, of Salem, in the County of Marion, and District aforesaid. a bankrupt: j NOTICE IS HEREBY f GIVEN that said Leo J. Lulay has been duly adjudged a bankrupt on a petition filed by him onjthe 3rd day of March, 1941, and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held at Room 225, in tfae Unit ed States Postoffice Building, Sa lens Oregon, on the 21& day of March, 1941, -at 130 o'clock in the afternoon, at which place and time the said creditors baay at tend, prove their claimsJ appoint a trustee, appoint a comftiittee of creditors, examine the bankrupt, and. transact- such other business as may properly come before said meeting. - . Dated at Albany, this I9th day of March, 1941. j - WILLARD I MARKS, M.21.! Referee in Bankruptcy. ' & W"--tW5wiii, Mili-Will iBWIli'111 B,"1 llAsrvIfswasT I I FAVORITE IUSI Bnsick's Ilaricn Street Ilarbe! h pnttisg en &9 nest outstanding deg show ever to come to Salem. World's Fair Famons Deg Tronpo will bo shown in several perfornances. Thonsandix! people have paid to see these dogs, but Saturday, Ilarch 29 yon ldds can see then for nothing and better yet the makers of Pard Dcg Food are giving prizes for the largest and the smallest dogs entered. Oh yes, we 'want every one to bring their dog at 10 o'clock Saturday morning to Ilarion Square. First 100 entries will receive FREE theatre tickets. Be sure and be there and bring your dog. m Miiwtiiniiiii iMMwUHimimiii hhimiii f f I. I ABELS AT YD IsiraiL WEW E i 1 PI11E31 . SYeUow 1-lb. Label plcg. OTUL f;1 Sunshine' ' Krispie Crackers 2-Ib. mJL Pig m& Sunshine Krispie Grahams pkg ..5ip Hershey's Cocoa Hi. 150 KC Baking Powder toz. 25 C4n ri "...3 f I wm i i 150 Royal Baking Powder St. .......290 CALUI1ET Can - JELL-0 3 pkgs. - 130 miOX GELATINE Pkg. 190 KREIIEL 3 pkgs. .'. 100 CALIFOnillA HOIIEY So 290 lb. . 1-lb. Can ckos. as English Breakfast Tea 150 "21.290 Ghirardelli's Chocolale ... 260 AnilOUB'S IULK 4 taU cans .. 250 IIAQGAOIIIE .... 3 lbs. 20 SODA CQACKEBS ... 150 Freshly Made ... 2-lb. Pkg. FresBn Spirimig Wegeftsilbies Spring Vegetables Are Ilore Plenlifnl This Ucch Young Carrots . 3 Iran. 000 Beets TURNIPS 3 bun. 140 Klamath Potatoes KI430 Arizona Grapefruit Doien t. 17c They're Small, but Very Juicy and Sweet Ilew Green Onions 3 Ira. 140 Crisp Baflishes . 3 bun. 140 j , . LI LnJ iBig tUm cI'Bblden Croil' U3 Bread . . Fresh Fron iho Ovczs n in' Another Very Popular Cake LADY BALTniOIlE 25 c, 29 c and the hig one 49 C DEVILS FOOD CAKES 25c, 29c and 49c OBAIIGE LOAF CAKE . . . 19c For only . . . . . 1) HOT CBOSS DUNS, dor . . . 19c Enriched Bread, largo l:al sliced 10 C n if A Doxea Different Kinds Bye Bread . . . . . . . . 10c French Bread . . . . 2 f:r 15c jlwliiiiinyiaiijiiHiijMai SUIIKIST T0IIA70 JUICE 4 7-ox. Tin 190 - 3 for 550' lSli-ou can 2 for 15e 12 for S5 Snnlds! PniEAPPLS JUICE 47-oz. Can I ' 230 - 2 for 450 This Is a Fore TJnsweeted Pineapple Juice - President Unsweetened Florida GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 47-oz. Tin 190 - 2 for 35c Smaller Sizes 2 for lSe and S for 25e i Sunkist Golden Bantam CREAI1 STYLE COnil ' 303 Size i . 3 cans 290 -12 for S3..11 ankist Early Garden PEAS 303 size cans .: . for 250 Sunkist Sliced Pineappl Unsweetened in natural rt !? , 6 juice. IV4 size can iLO p This pineapple is packed expresslj for those on a :k . no sugar diet Pickles Packed in 6-oz. glass jars 100 Sweet, Sour, Dill. Mixed. Chill Peppers. Sunkist. -'''" " ' ' - CATSUP 14-ozf bottle 2 for 290 This la truly the aristocrat of catsups. Sunkist Alaska Red Sockeye ' 16-oz. of fine fish ! 250 Sunkist TUIJA 7-oz. cans ... 1 . 3 for 460 Snnkisl Preserves n,instl 100 All kinds except strawberry. Sunkist Sliced ' Pilieapple tSofancyrip fruit 23. 0 2 for 41e i I Sunkist Whole Stringless i ' BEADS No. 2 cans .... 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