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Newspaper Page Text- - Day Set Aside For Red Cross . Civic Organizations Of Independence Plan Drive for Quota INDEPENDENCE Today will M id - W illamette falley Reports from The Statesman's 78 Community Correspondents Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning, January 13 1942 PAGE THREE L: At Mill City ut over a J be "Red Cross Day" in Iridepen- IWn l, I K ft 1 1 dence. as . the local chairman. kJL-ULUUA X.JJ-I. James H. Hart, the Lions club, chamber of commerce an's club members cut drive to raise the $800 quota set jOiic f--w "Ifx -for this I community. Headquar-1 AVl&tS I" A 4 vr ters for the day will be in the A. L. Thomas hardware. MILL CITY With the opening of school after the holidays, seven Earl SnelL ; secretary of state, new students in the Mill City was the guest speaker at the grade school brought the enroll- meeting of the chamber of .om- ment up to 176, the largest it has merce. He reviewed the finances been for several years, j of the state for the past ten years. ' .! ! ! i Opening of South Marion county Gov. Charles A. Sprague an- basketball league play was post- nounces the appointment ' of a Pned Tuesday night because of committee for Polk county for inclement weather, the roads auto and tire rationing. It in- being in such an icy condftiori that eluded Robert W. Craven, Fred " was unsafe for the school buses Calef and Mrs. C O. Sloper. Cra- to be on the highways. The games ven declined and W. T. Hoffman will probably be made up at the Aliens Turning in War Weapons was appointed in his place. end of the season as the j schedule for most of the schools is filled up. Total assets of the First Nat ional bank of Independence showed an increase of over $17,- 684.37 at the close of business T1 1 . hi 41 ! . - emuer 01 v u.e uSura president, assisted by Gert- the close of busmess September marsh1: Mn I At the regular meeting of the Santiam Rebekah lodge Wednes day, the following officers were installed by Mel Robison, district 24 of last year. The city council, which Wednesday with Mayor M rude Mason, grand marshal: Mil lie La Vine, noble grand; Gladys mgt Lake, vice-grand; Ida Fleetwood, secretary; jenny uavis, treasurer; i J. "T'r..,"-:; Gertrude Mason, warden; Ruby the salary of William Noble, i wiuiam nuuic, . - i .... vi t m man, msiue guaruian, jwjte wicu- UUCi Ul SVAA- aa Will f i aasvaama . . -. . , , to $125; and $5 increases were olson, outside guardian; Mel Rob given officers Ray Howard and inson, RSNG; Ruby Horner, LSNG; j M. Crabtree. Blanche Syverson, RSVG; Mrs. 'nr. r. n Healev renorted a Mundt, LSVG; Susie j Haynes, catch basin had been installed at chaplain. Fifth and Monmouth streets: W. The out-going noble grand pre- A Ramnm rnnrt rh nn I sented each of her officers with a hand $7003.34 in all city funds; U- Refreshments were served. George Wood, fire chief reported failnr tf lanndrv nlant trt nnr. ate city water pumps; a beer I f-ajafVl TTillri1A7C package license .was approved for waa.v " u O. H. Harris and all other licen- T Til yk for the sale of beer and the LlOUt lilllCSS operation of pool halls, pinball machines, vending machines and AUMSVILLE Mrs. Hilda Jen- Dowiing auey were reneweo; 61. died at her home at Aums- board' for another four years. ; i - 1 , : If -:v"C.i. .. - - t -fc4. 1 ' ": :': 5. .vi-.:-. -r:1' 1- .: . iu Cleaiiing Pioneer News Proves Job Silveiton Residents Qear Away Debris, Survey Destruction Stay ton Area Ration Board Now at Work STAYTON " The tire rationing board of the Stayton area, co operating with George Duncan, chairman of civic defense, held a meeting of tire dealers at the city hall Friday to discuss the appoint ment of official inspectors of tires. .The Stayton area covers a dis trict from the Willamette river on the west to the county line' on the east, including all towns and area from Turner and Shaw to the south county line. ?; Several dealers from Stayton and some from out of town were present. Appointments for official inspectors were made and ; ap proved as follows: Gabe DeJardin, W. A. Inglis, Perry Keys, Dave John and Ralph Harold, all of Stayton; and E. E. Ball,' Turner. Inspectors in . several other towns in the area are pend ing, awaiting the report of their local defense committeeman, i Harry J. Rowe, chairman of the board, gave a general outline of the federal tire program and ex plained the issuing of applications and certificates. Eugene Spaniol, another mem ber of the board, spoke. Applications are now ready to be received and certificates will be issued to those that are eli gible, quota permitting. Board members have been sworn in as federal officers. Ellen Reynolds is secretary of , . the board. Office space has been estab lished in the window of the power company office where applications mav be received. Tnsrwtnr hav INDEPENDENCE Without wa-1 the home of. Mr. and Mrs. John I vj. informfi 0 the mialifiratinn. . - . ' Am i. I V 111 M A. 1 . Iter and Jlgnt service m me cy luonaioson spin ana wiu o cui required to make applications.' A-a.A.a viz Iiaiimi AitAnT Irs i inwn i wm nnvTis m ivi T-. unci mrm. 7L Bfte Si ap' ville Sunday morning after a lin- attempting to gain composure. Will Mattison, at the corner of " , ; 1 I genng illness. j The silver thaw damage is be- Monmouth and Sixth streets, as a member of the city library Hilda SoDhia Gustafson wu n... v,- in ih. Lhlrh i. nirroundd h-r laree oak born in Sweden on January 14, history of the city. " trees, was covered on all sides ; u lu t t j-e , The water service was shut off y v0- father to the United States lo- &cMc power, as the An apple tree at the Phil Drexr catmg at Winnebago, Minn. Later auxiliary service from the Inde- ler home was uprooted by the sne movea xo ixeison, bvc . - tnmA tn rv frot nd much rlsm was done L ?. . . ' rZ "3.. ' In 1916 she was united in mar- '"" , I II C;r.; .v,v,. ra Lonnui (EUen GUlam) l -wnen sieam cwuu.nui ue " uu' '" I were the incentive' fnr on nIA. r SILVERTON Local PIONEER Carl ' Black, Ruth and Robert Dornhecker . and Mrs. Frank Dornhecker went to Falls City Sunday afternoon. Miss Fern Knight of The Dalles visited at the Roy Black from Wednesday until Elmo Black; came home Wednes day night and returned to Eu-i gene Thursday. residents I Mr. and Mrs. Lona Keller and: were settUhg down to normal Iiv- Dickie were dinner guests at the. ing again over the weekend, with Joim Keuer ir. home sunaay. - most of the home owners out! Rev. Carl, Wackerbarth and sawing away at broken branches children, Ralph, Birdene and Don-; and cleanihg up tree debris from aid, Mf j . and 'Mrs.' Earl :. Reimer: the lawns. - " - ! and Jerry oi Dallas called at the The hawthorne tree on the W.l Archie Brown home Sunday aft-i. P. Scarth, sr- lawn was unroot-lernoon. I i ' - ed. One of the huge oaks on the I Calling, at the Frank Dorhheck-j CarL .Hande. 1r . lawn" was mm. I r- honyi Unndar rfiffht were MrJ pletely broken in two. .One of land Mrs. Mark Blodgett, Mr. and the old landmarks on the C. J. I Mrs. Archie Brown, Harold ana Towe lawn, known as the Ball j Leonard and Ralph Weaver, Wfl place, was broken off at the 1 liam Kinipn and Howard Coy. trunk. The damage in the city park was immense. George Hubbs estimated the damaee around hia hnmp at nnt mnrh less than $500. The silver-leafed Of l"fri maoles atl the Rov Morlev homiVJ sL"Xfl-ll suffered much, as did the filbert and oak jtrees at the Kleinsorge home. Residents around Silverton were surprised at how little dam- t t A . . a' a age was oone to wainut trees. m iWTA kI Bing and; Royal Anne cherries ore the Silverton American Lei aso seemea xo sxana up wen, out auxiliary and post recently iuc uur e ciiernes were spm to present local plans ai me irunK in many local in- to F- M. PowelL pubUcity stances. I v-t-, 4t nin. oii Many of those who had been , f mnthl :u A il 11-11 nr.i I" v.--. t wiuiuuk ciecirxciijr since weu-i nesday were again able to use stoves, lights and other appli ances by j Saturday night, but . it Gerry. James Denyer la a local high school graduate anc? at pres ent is at John Day where he ownj a drug store.; He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ulwin E. Denyer. . "BUY DEFENSE BONDS" aWHIiH;H H Hurry Ends Tonite! A Big Show In line with President Roosevelt's proclamation ordering all Jap anese, German and Italian aliens In the U. 8. to turn in guns, cam eras and short-wave radios "for the duration," officials of U. S. cities received many articles for safe keeping by the justice depart ment. This picture was taken In New York, showing the many articles properly tagged In the police department Residents Survey Damage After 36 Hours Minus Water, Light Bombs Described By Fire Chief At Scio Meet Guests Fete reds NewlvH BRUSH. CREEK Mr. and Mrs. through the pumps, t and tree , roses. fashioned charivari af their horne miage to Chris Jensen. With .her cn to iS. to Considerable n... wM . ft ab, " i a a m. - m . . - - anuiiMnMiT roin TnrmiDnmiT i na rnv nnwa . ... SCIC--"The safest place for a 1919. She had made her homePrieu .""i1" lZ'ZLA two were quieUy married suspected incendiary "wafer' is in here continuously sinceJ a tub of water, Ssio Fire Chief On June 1, 1894, she was con fred Bryan said this week in des- firmed into the Swedish! Lutheran bribing the small destructive wea- church and was a church attend Prune, Hickory fons the enemy may use in this ant in Aumsville as long as her TVe rtntTinffPrl territory to destroy property and health permitted. She wis a mem- x 1 ccs xaiAictgc ber of Victoria chapter j Order of fv Tnv Wnthfi Bryan the Eastern Star, Turner. " -"CX the district The? huge willow at ever all outside connections were at Lutheran parsonage in Independence schools were dis- They are living n the'Alvin An missed Wednesday morning and demon home on Paradise road. resumed classes Monday. Two fires were reported during Sylvia Haere sustained a bad the emergency, but little damage & injured knee Friday from a was done owing to the promptness lau er Home here nt th fir H trn rtmpnt Shnrtlv I CLOViRDALir-nerosene aftef toe went mt Wed. Fletcher Howe, Minneapolis, rops. ".One-type of incendiary' scud; "is slightly larger than a 50 The deceased was preceded in lent niece and about four times as death bv her husband ! and one thick. It is light grey phosphorus daughter. She is survived by one iamP8' ou ,W)ves' f?0 7 Z nesday night, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. was visitor recenUy at the Armless when wet, but capable daughter, Mrs. R. T. Mountain, Per pump assumed an import- ThomM noticed s m o k e coming bomes of W. C. Larson and Carl n generating enough neat to start ner son-in-law. R. T. Mountain. I M yv I from the auest bedroom of their eraon- "owe is a Drower-m me more nwuera euuipxuem i new home. It is thought the fire w oi Mrs. Larson. mis locanxy. No school was held because it was too dangerous for the busses to collect pupils and even impos- home A11 si Die in me more nmy sections. The greatest damage was done was caused by an overheated bed I, t viw i : ii ijuup wuca iuic wuc m 1 T -a - over the service wires going to 1 CaCtier lllVOl VCQ '. serious. lire. and one grandson, Donald Moun- Another type of phosphorous tain; her mother, Matilda Gustaf fiicendiary is about the size of a son; two sisters, Amanda Carlson postal card, and sometimes con- and Anna Gustafson; one brother, tarns a printed message. Read it Alexander Gustafson, all of Swe if you must, but dunk it don't den; two brothers, Fred Gustaf- lying around to set fire to your son, Cranbrook, BC, and Oscar property. Gustafson. Wheeler, MA magnesium bomb weighing Funeral services will be held chards appear to be 75 per cent throurh the mortar of the fire- of near Marion whii. Jrivk. about tVt pounds contains a per- Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Aums- ruined. Some trees only lost a place to nan became red hot her school in the Crawford dis cussion cap, burns about 20 nun- ville Wesleyan Methodist church, few branches while others were ttom fceat ignited the wall trict the first of the week, was in an accident The school was closed for the rest of the week. inure aim T . . . . . walls in the room were damaged. Ill iUlO iCClCleilt Friday at 2:30 a.m., a fire was to the prune orchards. Some or- caused by a spike, which extend- TURNER Mrs. Ethel Gulvin, utes, and generates such heat as Interment at the Butler cemetery, broken down completely. The of home of Mr and Mrs c ut&t Scio lo burn through jt steel Auxiliary firemen met city each Wednesday night, and Mil lie lit 8 EniOV women and children as well as L J J men are invited to attend meet-1 Vnifinn visit . seemed to withstand the heavy Ice ings to learn more about property I better than anything else, protection during the war emer-l ,t. , . . . , . I Anyone listening could hear ouvrji nign scnooi suiaenis u m. vmvj j Mi scuui I i . a . I mv0 suiu iisoivuvs wwwyuia. " ' m I iiTriA enimt fham r a kisx it!aK 1 w r 9 . It is expected that facsimiles " "C" a f I stantly for two days and nights. worst orchard damage is in the rwhnn,,i one owned by Jay Cook. Hardly Mail wrvi- rotin,id al tree escapea injury. Uh,. n.iv Trvi Mrrir fll wira cunc irom Young cherry and walnut tnt . broke two rib. while deHv- Ala8ka " month o".0-1 ering on the slippery walks. Mayor Maurice J. Bulter wish- eu w uiana. uie uuzens iw uicu me longest icy spell exDer cooperation and stated steps would ienced . for., years caused much SanT Benner who came from father's home has secured work in Salem. aeuMnsauon risk Coming: Wednesday: That Much -Talked-About I Picture 1! j Legion Told 0 Dt3fense r. e. Bond Plans SILVERTON H.1 W. Preston and George Manolis of the defense ly from payrolls, this amount t en info defense obnds. Preston will contact local payroll manf 7?' ? ?m' l i? ftternali gt$pi. . The auxiliary telephone are back in workung aiZ, rt ,im tni fnaibnl oraer xnrougnout me lemtory. of Iocal payu canvass. The telephone company repair Mrs iL j. McCannel explained men are j putting in long hours, w .i i.M vni,.rfl but the damage to poles d byi Dr. McCannel under the "ura Xmanmehin rt ' h aii-rtliarv. First of these meetings was held Tues day night The report showed that 76 had signed up for the classes. Mrs. C. J. Towe and Mrs. Sam Lorenzen were appointed motor CTT.mrTTriTTTri .(. - I corps captains.- Mrs.' McCannel' fa W w MM A. W1 A HI. I cii.,. i 4j ii a -1 emergency voluntary service Postoffice Receipts Up by far the most popular. ' Meetings Again On Schedule At Silverton I.- both meeting . on I c- the collection of . delinquent afternoon. At' Trinity f0" d ff r. and Mrs. N. J. Aad- "i delinquent accounts. .'J ., cooperating . m uie program ; oi national .defense, the meeting voted the purchase of a $1000 bond, - " inCiT;"", C w way were Carleta De Armond, f J W",T' teken immediately so as to have damage to valuable trees and cf the incendiary bombs may be I . . t. ... - The reputed sturdy oak did not I rrM-m ,,ac- LC"Tv... - VU 1U.M UlSfyiOJ Sfc miuk 1UIU1 C I ... . . . I live UU MJ ui icuumuvu UIC - . I with Ann KnswrkrTn in frkrvalli I . ... ... . date. e ws Gomes of Death of Kin 7 ; WBW" " J vervains, )akg here were one of me firgt to f muD"rney r ."ome break and lost more branches than " vV'- iES any trees unless it was the hick- Call Board and family, Perrydale. place. These hickories, another ELsmORE Florence Conger returned to I wood known for Its hardness, were I nT 'c Portland Saturdar. Doris Ander- trees brought here from the east Wednesday Greta Garbo Mlyn CLOVERDALE Mrs. John son, who spent the vacation with 17 e id Huleary famfly some wdT kirru to b5 Enemie.. Schifferer received word Wed- her Darents here, returned to her w years ago. mere is naroiy a capitol nesday of the death of her bro- teaching position at Napevine, whole tree left in this group of JT!j AlMjetmiSry0Bart WoHsr ci tiiii.. nt cUm I WsrVi . I trees. I i Z. A i m.ur:i?r . . i v I I What riamar haa Kon Atvn in I Wednesday .lUKuu uiauaouow v c . ... . I t --' mT' Huston to "All That Money Can been made. , ' tne gram nas nox peen ascenamea Buy." Dick Toran. Andy Devlne to I- ; . I oouui moany visiieo ounaay wiui 1 j-et- - I "Road Asent.' ; Mrs. Will u. i isher received Mrs. Hutoqua tanegar, who is his word of the death of her father sister. She returned home with at Fossil, Monday. Ithem for a visit Mrs. Linegar, Ckfntav Offini v - v-J i iv. tt ,. i I vvva wno nau Deen ai uie jiassier nome shrubs; electricity: and telephone' service was cut off for a number of days; aside from inconvenience in the homes dairymen had to re sort tohaind milking, and chickens accustumed to night lights were Judy Garland I left in darkness. . The mail carrier made his round on usual time. : - - r '..A Club Meets for Folk Hope .Weather Will Stop Pests for the past ten days since the I LllllclieOIl Guest au hi amueii l, uudc nunc irom there. Mary Aster In "Malte ralcont - O.l WL- Edward Arnold. waiter i a.u vu XJBB TT Ul A. UNION HILL Mrs. Lee Seeley GmAND . was hostess to the members of the Today Orson Welles, the .Mercury TT. w - . D layers in citixan Kan. K.ay mr- uu nuuwu. uuu .uie ria. William Tracey to "TUUe the house belonging. to Mr. and Mrs. Saturday-Maureen CHart . Walter Harley Scott Thursday. Mrs. H. H. Peters was elected n. . tirnn it. i hj. in . "Perfect Snob.' STATE week with Thursday church Rev. land, Cahby, will speak. Trinity Fellowship dinner, slat ed for last Sunday, will instead I be held text Sunday, with Mrs. M. Denver Have Child mr a 1 1 W 111! Vftl m I Yat flusse8 uuua aioco TURNER Mr. and Mrs. Ulwin and Thora Arsted as hostesses. E. Denyer received word Wednes Trmitv' Dorcas society will hold Uay of the birth of a baby'daugh- reorganiiation meetings . this U, l? Mr, and Mrs. James Denyer r: ' - . vu wuiuary o ii wuim uuj uus- vernoon ai ine nome or aars. pitai; This is the second child, bs Anderson and tonight with Mrs. 1 they have a three-year-old son, Lester Qeer. The society is being divided jmtq. afternoon and night meetings to accommodate those who are working and cannot at tend ' the . afternoon' sessions. Of r ficers Will be ' elected at ; both groups.' ; ' . Vt ' Annual; business meetings; will be held at Immanuel1 and Luther an churches Wednesday night On Wednesday night at 7:30, Mrs. Tom t- Anderson will . direct the Trinity jchoir at her home.: nutuajMaumii v aaeu vr Pidcon in "How Given Is My Val- TTmiTPirnvmTPMrTrA iim)iAfi I S..?. ., .. lAirs. nenry laie, wno resignea. -- , iv-ttra rvnn, irm Tk. tt k-. TV... Alton Benedict made a business was served Saturday afternoon 7?. J - rr .?T--TO- - ELDRIEDGE Some residents m 4 tw.,i xvs--. with Mrs. John Foreman hoateaa. STTiT an ail oay meeung 10 ap Kea.VTqss 1 . . - -imlu fcvr a vt fciaiju m: a ivaa.v i , . oua mam, - i . . ' . : . In th viriniH- feel pertain t h I na ah hnnnrml Mrt MorlArl Thursday Robert Montgomery. Rita sewmg. Anyone ,m me neignpor- cold weather will eliminate some Lowell McBurney and Milton Simpson of Portland; associate 5S?fSJuta' SSSTvZt f h mnnosti that never fail I Bolter are each driving from here Urand mafmn f th Vdei f I it. to "Down in San Ditto." welcome. There win be a no-host -v v-r W 7 - I . ... ... . . I - . w t nil4ka Tl&44. TX.X. T.f II 1 A nn farmer rrat mnim I lO Uie eieCtTlC WelCUng Classes at Kaetra Rtar ; I "V ""Ji"T';1' "v I lUUCIieon at noon. - i . . . - i w.. i uintj in Ana cmi um uw. .:- .:. i. during' the crowing season. Dur- independence five nights a week. ing mild winter here in the past many kinds of pests thrived, then I Independence Gets attacsea crops,-as Demes, nopa,i , . j M . . rwarhee and annles. Third ? Mail SemCC j The optimistic farmer believes the freeze has penetrated the Bride Came COD. A enlnr . vhitnt of . rtinlr am I LTfiUTT carried out from a lacecovered T Wrfeffi SVh table centered with a low ar-r ciaud JUina in XAdy with iudl11- Fetera, Mra. yarny amu. . isicot. ana JLeiin ana urs. uoixin 'AMU I-IIWH SAB AJtMl H VS. 1 U.-l. - Peter. Lorr to race 1 ico INDEPENDENCE In addition rangement in crystal. Places were I wedneadaj marked fnr Mm. Simnn. Mr. I Daniel Phil Schweizer. Mrs. Paul E. Rob- rryRoT e m -The Rer inson, jars, c A. rratzke, Mrs. I ? r jwwa ground sufficiently tahave killed "JS?-SE2 7 Crider, Mrs. Walter LSmitl, HooteD "Souto of Sues." many of .these pests. Ice Cats' Attendance o'clock an additional mail service Mrs. Hugh Van Loan and Mrs. j Today-ay Mffiand, William Hoiden. imm aaiem nan rsMTi siarrfi i i i i Tvurns javriu. vtuiajicfx mnwrw m It arrives at 10:30 o'clock. The rolwIn tu. w, U?r hta wVii and Elviry in "Mountain Moonlight.'' TlAVTnM Bw9ii f W ronda I r " . ". . . ' I uon at ine juasomc lempie XOr me I Andrews - sisters in -mom -inat UAXAOIM -XiecaUSe OI icy roaOSIh j ws-VraaTt lutfnr. I ... .. . . , I r.hnrt and t Vwr Brothers J i, MavUMt aiiw a Wa aji WAWA as a aw a nTTiMM am 1 b htTA :'.' r only; fivemembers aitenaeajne to gj . i sneeuna luuisua uie jajum i ; - - : 'JStKS? Ma.on. Offer HJ1 Valloy Evonlfl TURNER At the meeting of women sewed for Red Cross. WA aaA aHCbaVUlsj IVUa Aw U1CXA4 a Bfijajaa Ibers cast a unanimous ballot in , joers cast a unanimous oaiioi m January liPasture - tanprovement VOXXUXLimity wlUDS j favor of turning over the lower I and feadinc problem meet, Sublimity. uogr oiuie ffluwc nut to me l January it Oregon LioranDerry Blackberry Control board. Woodb and urn - WACOND AThe - Waconda I first 1 aid unit, for an emergency mmimitT dub will meet at the Station. They also made a dona- H-State garden conference. 77. 1 , M - v j. vorvama. January ' tt Small fruit ' aroaiers Tad ay fc W ed. t. . 1 WAITER 1l asoWasV oW ai cf erf . Wew 'A cJaMsffntct a Comins Soon - And 2nd Feature- Anne Shirley - Kichard Carlson WEST FOXNT WIDOW ODijyrjouuij. urecm . vveuea . CITIZlEN; ind TODAY ' FXKST PICTURES .OSC-Duke. v Rose Bowl Came- Mat. m Bte.3Se , AM Tax SHOW I1MS Kane: ta-fES( ----- sa -'-( Mile: t:4S I TODAY ERROL FLTNN FRED if Elve Ecnicr ft . and Tvz Boat 'Annie Sails! Again? wit. ISe Eve. X2e Aid Tax (hUMI 21MK v Bomber: 1:14- Tat boat: 1M Always 2 Smash Hits! Si Last Timea Today i j Humphrey Bosrt iV Ida Lupirio in EHicjh terra it PLUS Miriam Hopkins in LiDYV7ITH nEDIIZlIR ft NOVELTY- Cining Wed Thors Fii f Arizcna In Person .. ' .... ,i : You've Heard Them On the Air " .Now I See Them on the 'J- ...Stage! THEY'LL BE SINGING AND PLAYING THE TUNES - AND SONGS YOU LOVE! No "Advance in ! Prices 1 Matinees Flos Tax ICc Evenlars -iSj Jr : . .. 14 4 here Tuesday. Total receipts for "f " ft th vnr lStl -U70I-0 !? 27 9 ""'" vniy one quaner oi ine pasr . il th. nu.. T W PrtW. year feU below ;that of a Quarter-r 4 with; a 'patt i uie tuus year i uuru cornInander,s pin by J. J. Lewis.' quarter, ending - October1 1, wasj " - - J - . . $5921.66 j this yea r. as ; against t ; -ar . -, $6183.83 bf l940 The final quar- K aWP HpHflfi ter of ll' mounted to $6771.73 UUWC ajainst $6170.14 the final quarter -O" :l in 1940 1- r- v LliQmpanv During December... defenseh' . ' ; ' stamps taken care of at , the local . STAYTON The a annual : stock- postof fici amounted . to : $666.25.: holders meeting of . the - Stayton Mr., Aim! reports that "the, stamp's I Mutual. Telephone , company , wjas of the. TB-cent denominatiori are Iheld recently. ; . . Directors elected were: H. Rower Grant Murphy, E. D. Alex- P. Burmester and Ed ward J. Bell. Officers elected from the board of directors were: H. J. Rowe, president; C. P. Bur mester, vice-president; Edward IJ. Bell, secretary-treasurer and Grant SmVElRTON Meetings at SU- Uw? !, Ptatfv to verton al expected to get down mLTt J?YtZ L to schedule this week with many -. The report of me secretary re postponed sessions to be held. Aid increase of ten phones at KrvtH TrHniHr mwxA 1m. I -Iw UHJ utLxcue m t" manuel were postponed: to this l 800' PP due o "NinotchkaV o.y stars are oayex thaa ever I Garbo playa twias, aad Melvya levee both oi theal - J, :-CCSSI with COtmAMCI aOiAND BEIiHETT-YOUKB tOMT STERLING sura TMiwtmt by GEORGE CUIOH j.'f: Plus Companion Feature Fear's Big Crime Story "PUBLIC EIIEIIIES Phillip Terry Wendy Barrie Flos "March of Time' 11 Last Times Tonite - Twe Bits BOGAnT-ASTOlfW 1 la DASHIIll NAMMITTI T I - plus I 25c . rt iff llfflj iiinrria 2 Hits! Starts Wednesday R0DK1 HOODS OF THE ROARING WEST! DMlll!) mi mm w y -j ANNE GWYNNI ? KICHAXO 0AVIES ' ANNE NAGIL I JOHN GAUAUDET V SAMUf L S. HIN0S COf ANION FATU $tatt!tn$j DIFFERENT DRAMA I I BascS a ttatl Istery "Tbsl uanici nt"i rter- y Ste- pbe vtacaxi - mri mq 1 lotHu""l JOa uuflixn 1 SntiOs.T wm$m 1am i borne OX M2T. r nuncuru uliuuu w hi uie nmuv ueienae 14 for n all day meeting. unit fund. -: - t- J meet. SubUnuty.'-