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Newspaper Page Textf 1 A 1 a T Lornelius warmerdam j Se To Take Another Vault Record By RUSSELL SAN FRANCISCO. March nelius Warmerdam, trained and tested for the greatest leap of his life, will try to clear the unprecedented height of 16 feet here . Friday night The 26-year old Piedmont high man ever to vault 15 feet or bet r, will be the featured attraction .of an. all star athletic cast in the , Olympic club Indoor track and field meet. Warmerdam first explored the 15-foot stratum in April, 1940. In an he has ridden his bamboo pole to that height or over 16 times. Last month in the east on two consecutive week-ends, he upped the indoor record three times, the last to the amazing height of 15 feet 7 inches; It made bis outdoor record of 15 feet . 5 Inches, set last year, almost in cidental by comparison. - The 16-foot vault, ridiculed by many not so long ago as a physi cal impossibility, actually is with in Warmerdam's capabilities. He has been over at the height, only to brush off the bar on the down plunge. To facilitate the record at tempts, his coach, Charley Hunter of the Olympic club, has provided - a 140-foot runway in the civic auditorium. Warmerdam's com petition will come from Bill .- Schaeffer of the. University of Southern : California and Guinn Smith of California but he proba bly will take up from where they leave off. Last year outdoors they reached heights of 14 f e e t 6 Inches. Babe Herman Threatens to Quit Uhles HOLLYWOOD, . March lJ-) Slugging Babe Herman is through with baseball that ; is, "unless set that bonus." ,,, Herman says the Hollywood Star promised him a bonus if he had a good year last season. Babe did he batted J45 but he says he hasnt seen the bonus. "And If I dent get that benus my baseball eareer Is over. Bat I don't care rnach one way er the ether. It looks like a rood season for turkeys." Herman, 38, and with a long major league career behind him, ownsa turkey ranch in suburban Suniand. WSC Hoopers PULLMAN, March U-(P)-The Pullman all-stars, composed of Cougar athletes, former and pres ent, left this evening for denver to compete in the national AAU tournament March . 15-21. T h e stite college products won the Inland Empire title at Spokane receutly to qualify for the na tiona play-offs. On the team are Ed Kerpa, of the ,1W37 northern division cham pions; Dale Gentry, of last year's western champions; Al Maul, frosh star of this year; Jay Stoves, Bob Kennedy : and , Bill Sewell, outstanding varsity footballers Arnold : Sundquist, former frosh hoopxter,-? and ' Eldred Ramos, track athlete. Brtwn Retires, Grange WEST SALEM Arthur Brown, who has served as a state grange deputy for 12 years, retired the last of the month. He and Mrs. Brown will remain at their home here and look after their property Interests in this city. Enter Tourney i!M L3LilJ. - : ,1.-, ,, 1 : n 1 QLLLLIJ J R)iW'.-. z fc Elctrituiei ty Giieoa CtcLi Company a. M Mm : eCttflonCDilitenan Off After NEWLAND 12 - (P) - Pole Vault King Cor school teacher, first and only OSC Hoopsters Arrive, Work For Stanford PALO ALTO. Calif., March 10-1 (ff- Oregon State college's bas ketball squad , checked In here Thursday afternoon and imme diately headed into a practice session to limber up after the ong ride from the northwest. The Beavers meet Stanford in playoff for the Pacific coast conference championship here Friday night, Saturday night, and necessary, on Monday night The winning team will go to I Kansas City for the national col- egiate tournament. Coach Slats Gill, the Beavers' mentor, told his team that Stan ford's tall players are plenty good. "They're bearcats on the back board,'' Gill said. Gill has been down here and watched the Stanford team per form in the final two games against California. After sending his charges through a brisk practice in the Stanford pavilion. Gill declared the Beavers were all set to go against the Indians. Gill said the Beavers found the I court to their liking, although the baskets seemed a bit stiff er than those in Corvallis. GDI named a lineup of Don Dvrdan and Lew Beck, guards; John Mandle, center; Sam De ment and either Paul Talent! r Jack Maalder, forwards. Six-foot-four Handle will be acttar captain. Stanford Coach Everett Dean said he would start Jim Pollard and eo-Captaln Don Born ess, forwards; Ed Toss, center; eo- Captaln Bill Cowden mad How ard Dallmar, curds. Two Portland Quints Go to AAU Tourney PORTLAND, March 12-PHt was settled Thursday for the sec- ond tune Oregon will be repre- sented at the national AAU bas ketball tournament by two teams, uic cnampion xraatora ciouiers 1 ana uie runnerup sixnai ouers. The AAU executive committee upheld an earlier decision to send ooux iins w"""- VT. . ... ' .7I a.-, a -i M ms a a I " . , . j I futuuuu Mvia oau rraucisco had vetoed sending signal oilLM h. iv,aht ai when the question of financing balem Girl llOOPen Win n.r. T :U- si..:M 1 Over Liberty Quint a 4. Salem won an easy 24-14 victory over the Liberty girls' team! Thursday night at Liberty. This was the second successive win over Liberty for the undefeated Salem group: Liberty (14) Plenge 8 Lawrence 2 Anderson 4 Olsson ; Berryhill Brownlee tt4) Salem 8 Calkin 8 Meyers Craven Dougherty Gottfried 8 Hill Referee, Carrie Cogswell. ILwJUL - . j7 I ' V o I I Its-...- S : ' I CHICAGO CUB HOPE ' At WAS "MS Wiuoerr c . - . ""v sjtSutrep owf tar ZfiVZ ' e-crro - i V PWacrry i i9rt .rss 3$-3 Vow oe. one walk. , : Vl 5 jfrursJ'y - 1 - aaaai 1 1 '"1 a .'i 1 Air 1 a a .jswm . .; 1 14 it- - QCXSO COBS ARC oePSAOitlG 1& fSovWoouT-foeiR Another Sub for Uncle Sam v vt L - -,' ' - - l ' - - rf? ' J 7 Sponsored by Mrs. Harry Allen Stuart of Washington, the U. 8. sub marine Klngflsh Is launched at the Portsmouth, N. H navy yard, another sea weapon with which better to fight the enemy ED ED H E in th NEW YORK-iflVThirty four years ago while- Ambrose Had- docki then a boy of ,12, was swim ming in the East river, someone stole the new tatent leather shoe. he had worn for his confirmation, The other day James Doller. 51. came as sr vagrant before Had- dockf now a magistrate in Bronx felony court "Thirfrr da, in th wnrkh.u. mH th -tit "ffAwmmr 1 won.t pve you an additional sen- trace for stealing my shoes 84 "I didn't steal them,- Dooley wiaw. wm w etfay eauvg named two hnv from whom mgiBtnXe he has a cork- The magistrate exnlained lateri I that he and his brother had traced the shoes to Dooley and found Uim doing a skit in them in, a I theater, CHICAGQ-(P-Anyone fretting about sugar rationing should listen to Paul C. Standley of the Field museum of natural history. "Sugar was unknown to the ancient Greeks and Romans, ex cept the f e w legionnaires who I made campaigns to the extreme I orient" he said today. The fab- I ulous Lucullan banquets of Rome's I epicures were graced by no sugar except that obtained inr honey. dates and other fruits. In Shake speare's day : the English existed almost wholly upon meat and bread.1 DANVILLE, Ky.-(ffV-WeTl take a dozen. H. uugger is displaying a ! chicken egg measuring seven and one-half inches around the mid dle and nine inches the long way. I It weighs six ounces. - PENDLETON,' ' Ore.-tfy-Three I weeks ago Dan McDeviti, s crossing a Pendleton intersection, was struck by a car and suffered a fractured left leg. . This week Dan, jr., 12, was crossing the same intersection. A car struck him, fracturing HIS left TACOMA-(VWilliam J. Green, 64, was glad recently, he had asked Federal Judge Lioyd L. Black not to pass sentence on him Priday, the 12th. tit was convictea ai uiat ume I for possession . of equipment to make counterfeit coins. "Is there anything you want to I say before I pass sentence?" the 0 Tt OniGON STATESMAN, Solent, . - ' . BySordsl 1 MowjeovrcAoy ..TsS, .... 1 Pot6Sft$AjaoCAMAU V AMP SMVTT OwT 1MB PUCAnP3 Wi-frt A loie rttf iHiati" fff-Ai-iri-J H IS Neutt judge had asked. Please don't sentence men on Friday the 13th it's unlucky,1 pleaded Green. So Judge Black waited and then gave Green five years in federal prison and a fine of si "Although the prisoner has Although the prisoner has GRAND ISLAND, Neb. -OP) city council would seek replace been convicted three times in' the Brothers Art and Tom Kinman ments v past of counterfeiting, I cannot give nun the full sentence of 10 years, a; nil age, 10 years wouia be a life sentence." Green thanked the judge for the sentence and for waiting till a more auspicious day to pass it MIAMI, Fla.-OT-Miami's fam ed bathing beauties are about to Na. lt-t fivnAMi f Anml fitifMunt a 4K. Western MUlers Mutual Fir Ins. Co. ntf Kiu r i. h ourt. on th thirty-first day of De - r,m nmr iimi mm. tn ih. inunnM rMuntainur n h. of Ormonr, pursuant to law: .CAPITAL, . ' Ammiftt n anti ..b n.iM am Mutual. INCOME V Met premiums received during- tha year 9a2a.aM.BV. Interest, dividends and rants receiv- d durina- the veer sasatoaa. income xrom other sources recctveaiuea ana surrenaer vsiues Mzy.uiu-B. Curing the year S3.439.so, Total income 186230 3S. DISBURSEMENTS ' Net loeaci oaid duniu th year In- ciuaing aajuatment expenses ,- commissions snd salaries paid a ur ine th year S27SS89 JS. Taxes, licenses and fee paid dur-1 ing the year S2S.891.Sa. Dividends paids on capital . stock 1 during the year S180J1U1, Amount au other expenditures S42.1SS.44. Total expenditures S9S3.90S JS. , ADMITTED ASSETS - Value of real estate owned 1 market value) None. Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc.. None. Value of bonds owned (market) SS7S.77S.7&. , Value of stock- wad (market val ue) tm.sso.oo. casn. la Danss and on nana situ.- in xi. - - Premiums la course of collection written sine September 30, S43J007J&. :.. 1M1. Interest and rents due and accrued s4.1s2.43. - Other assets aet SS1.4SSJS. Total admitted assets SiaaVISS IS. LiABn.rTrEs Croes claims for, tassn unpaid 114.- S1SJ3. Amount' of unearned premiums on all outstanding risks S60SJ3S.1T. Due for commission and brokerage SioxTiao. Total liabilities, except capital $710,- au other us bill ties f is.itz.zd, 1S4J0. Capital paid up. MutuaL Surplus over all UabiliUi $315.401. 7. Surplus as - reearda Doltcrholders Total $lX)23.SSex9. -BUSINESS IN OREGON rOR THE YEAR . - . Net premiums received during the year SS.l0lz. Ma . n.M Murine the Tear 1115.51. . NmmA' ai f 'nmiunv WHirni :: Mil- lers Mutual fire Insurance Company.! Name of Vice President. Paul M. Mohr. Nam of Secretary. R. ss. KOgers. Oretjoa. Friday llealsg. tlsrch As Mao -ttg. 0MS a wraa. WifA WilO4ESJ 4Ao A eeAL PAS SAU. AaS AS A teesotr cams n rue AAAJoes wrm sjorr a - STRlKtOMT KZCOS Step OUt Of the picture for the duration Of th War. I Photographs of cuties in scanty battling suits have for years been the mainstay of the resort area's publicity effort Joe W. Power, city publicity director, has ruled them too frivolous while the na- tion battles for Its existence. MEMPHIS, Tnn.AVMaybe you wouldnt have blinked, but uie aes sergeani Old. The gray-bearded Negro docketed on a minor charge, an-1 nounced calmly he was 169 years! old. "I was born in slavery and was more than 90 when President Lin- coin was killed," he said. Tse too old to awt in trouble with the law." I DETROIT-UPHStephen Macia- szek, Polish seaman, came throuzh 1 . . . 1 the task of helping evacuate the British troops at Dunkirk un-led scathed, but driving ; in Detroit traffic is a different matter, he told Traffic Judge George T. Murphy.1 Maciaszek, who. was;. decorated by - the. Polish government-m-ex- lie, was arrested after he became I confused in traffic and drove his I automobile over a curb, damag-1 ing two houses. He told the court I he has a new Job on a merchant ship, whereupon Judge Murphy I reduced the charge and fined him $50. HOLDREDGE. Neb.-tfV-To the annual father and son banquet at !ZT vTv" mV the Methodist church went F. M. Magill, 87. His guest was his son, Claude, 7. . Rex, 24, iJl " Uttt.UB j Garry, sax months. went to the bawling alleys. Art beat Tom by 39 Dins in the 1 first game. I In the second came vice versa. Art beat Tom by eight pins in I the third game. I In the fourth game vice versa. Their totals: 58a each. - W SmoDciS of Annual Statement of the Lutheran Mutual Lite Insurance Com - LMtneran Mutual un insurance com- pany of WTrly. in the Stat f Iowa, on th thu-ty-rint day of D camber, 14 k. mad to tta fauuranc Commissioner of th Stat of Oregon. I Bunuant tA law i t - i CAPITAL : i junnuu he cmui iukk nun un. an. I t INCOMK ' I Total premium-incoma for the year IKfnWM ' I inlcrtfLI ttivWlMula , ami iwnta r eeived during the year SS3SJ26J1. - 1 income from other source receiv led during th year S330.78SJ. I mi urcwrw mjuuiji. i ':'- ' DISBURSEMENTS I Paid for lossss. endowments, annul Dividends psid to policyholders dur - lag the year S41S.788.&2. , rMvidenda m. ranM.t mtn-1r Mur. r. None. I Taxes, licenses and sees pata ur ons and salaries paid dur- ing the year S53.S64S7. log the year $307,522.81. Taxes, licenses and fees paid dur ing the year S31.SOS-57. Amount of all other expenditures S2SS.04S.ia. assets 1 ' . Value of real estate owned (market value) S43747S.70. . 1 uoana on moruaaes ana coiiaierai.1 -etc. tailSJtXZ.42. Value of bonds owned amortized) i S3 J66.15SB. . value es stocss owned (maraet val ... .... ue) mom. - I Premium notes and : policy II 1M 054S1- . ! Cash te banks and on hand S4U 2B1.7S. interest and rents sue ana accrued .$144463.14. Net uncollected and deferred pre - Imlums S41SJSS.1S. inner assets 1 neti -si.ioa.is. Total admitted assets UAOJibM. . LIABILITIES - Net reserves S11X1SS5SJS. Gross claims for linn unpaid S42. 000.00. All other UabUiUes sisttjssos. Contineent Reserve SlMJkOOftO. Total liabilities, except capita) $12.- imass.i. Caoltal Bald UD. Non Surplus ever all liabilities. None. Surplus as . regaras policyholders Il.303.69S.4t. Tots) S1I.092.S54JS. ' - BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR Net premiums and annuities receiv ed d urine tn- year av.4s.i. -Dividends . paid ' during the yt Sl.m.40. Net losses ana cisiras, enaowmenxs. I surrenders, snd annuities paid during the year S917.S4. I Name eri Camssnr. Lutheran afu Itual Life Insurance Company. i : name oi rrmmL - nm. j Name - of Secretary, Walter ' O. 1 Voecks. - I Statutory resident attorney for ser - - vtee. insurance commissioner. - 13. 1SU LMangnim, little Lead Victory Meet PALM BEACH, Fla, March 12 (flVBropied Lloyd lfangrum of Chicago' and long-driving Law- son Little of San Francisco turned la two-vnder-par 79 'f Thursday to share leadership at the half way point far the . $4350 Victory golf tournament at the Seminole cjyb here. , Mangrum, : one of the last to finish in the field of 54, knocked t stroke off par on each ride of the ocean-front course. Little waj out la 54, two under regulation figures,' and matched par for the incoming nine. . ' . Brooks Ladies Aid j Meets on Tuesday BROOKS The Ladies Aid so ciety met Tuesday afternoon for its. regular business meeting: with Mrs. wmiam Schafer, president. presiding. ' Refreshments Were served by Mrs. Anna Dunlavy, Mrs. Bertha Streeter and Mrs. Ray Cozel to Mrs. Harry- Bosch, Mrs.' Roy Reed, Mrs. William Conn, Mrs. Elmer Conn, Mrs. Willa Vinyard, Mrs. Charles Watts, Mrs. Anna Heilman, Mrs. Dollie Ramp, Mrs. Jay Bartholomew, Mrs.- Martin Benson, Mrs. Ellsworth Hubbard, Mrs. William Schafer, Mrs. A. P. Sidebottom . and . Mrs. Harry "Sin gleterry. Ulrm. V TP TTimmvI nrlmir teaeh-r In the lor.1 mrKr trt!nMl with Ainnm . In lor home recentiv for Dovis Lee Lesc Vannah Bell Holmes, Roberta Loomis, Preddie Batchelor, Ro- berta Gilchrist, Jean Dowe and Esther Ogura. i After dinner games were play- led. DES MOT VIC 5L 1m -JPV-TW Moinea nolico wm eall-d to In. Uestigate a traffic collision be- tween a team and wacon and a bicycle. No one was hurt. The bicycle was damaged. MEMPHIS, Tenn. (- Police recovered his stolen car for him a11 8nt Dl" John Fredericd tiU to hoof it. Officers blazed away at the auto when the thieves tried a getaway. -I am mighty glad to get my car back." mused FredericcL "but " I sorta wish the officers had miss- the tires." NEW ORLEANS, La. VP)- Wil liam Ourso is paid by the city to catch rats. He usually works at night After a good night's catch he had a bag full of dead rats. Waiting for a pick-up car to come along and take the rats for disposal, Ourso laid the bag on the sidewalk. While he waited, someone stole the bag. And the dead rats. I JLl Fl CT TOtnC Til W TM 7 Tu V, " tires and three saddles near the National stockyards the other day. RICHMOND, Ky.-(ff)-Police that five of Richmond's six pa trolmen had resigned to become I guards at a federal government project Mayor William CNeiU of this town of 6000 persons said GIBSONBURG, 0.--This vil lage asked a government agency to provide some air raid precau tion information. The agency sent 30,000 pamph lets. . The population here is 2,300. Na. 24-IS I Sraopsis of Annual Statement of the Micwg an suiiers Mutual run insur- 1 ance Company of Lansinf. in the State am of of n aucmsan. on ine uunj-nm oaj December. 1S41. mad to tha Inaur- anc Commiaaloner of the Stata of Oregon, pursuant to law: I ... CAPITAL. I ..Amount of capital stock paid up. i huhmi I , IN CO MI 1 Net premluma received during the 1 7r I Interest, dividends and rents Icelved during tn year szssSMS. Income from other sources receiv d durine the vear B20.1B2JS. Total income sj.mii.ua. DISBURSEMENTS Net losses paid dur ins! tsw year tn- ciudina aajuatment expenses sif,- 1 330.0. I Commissions snd sslsries paid dur I In V the TUT IS5S.T70.BiI. I Ln vidends paid to Poucyhoiaeri I during the year t51.64.71. I Amount of au other expenditures I S329S7SJS. ' -. j Total expenditures SSSTMHSC I Value of real estate owned (market I value) : i . ... I Horn. ' Office lMdg.sSS2.lMSL vuiei new Sold an Contract SSiSJllJO. Loans on mortgages and collateral. etc. S4S10&9JL 1 Value of bonds owned tsmorusea) S1.17Z3S1JA. Value of stocks owned (market val ue) S9174SO-00. Cash In banks and Premiums ' in course ox couecuon written - since September i SB, 1S4L 1 S353.44S.SS. Interest and rents due and accrued $14,117.3. - T . . j .. a. ekst ASLS1 easa . other assets (net) si.w. Total admitted sseeteMOTjSSSJS. . LLABXLITIES Gross claims for lasses unpaid $21S, SS2 3S.. --- - Amount of unearned premiums on all outstanding risks S2JLM1S.1. Due for commisstoa .and broker ace sTwsas. - au other namiiues szob.094. Total UabUiUes. except capital $2. S0S.42S.1S. , - Surplus ever - sU liabiiittes. $1,730, S0S38. - ususniT 2 una uwjnw.m. v Surplus ' as regards aokcyholders sz.ooo.9a3.3s. - Total S4.StrTJS2.lS. ' . BUSINESS IN OREGON TOR : THE YEAR Net premiums received during the year 127.702J7 I Net losses paid during the . year - 1 Sa.S20.TL. I Name of Company, Mlchlran MU- i lers launui rm insurmncv .o. I Nam of President, L. H. Baker. 1 Name of secretary, ju St. Tooey. l Statutory resident attorney for ser - vice. in4irasccomm -fe.o JbekvonviSe. B0Lirr 7. evues fZOO vmwr a DOUBlgM ' r4L ..' ' i .060,0004 Bob mwetff. MEH.VXJM yxXSslsjsj . ARB EXPECTS ' -x ENROLL St iftg HAIB AMERICA OWUKl(5-PHyCAU . vrxjWRjLwxmiiCDf -UfTHANlV 6ENDyxm0OttLW0 ODDtnES TOCeOfesA43E.OHlOSrCMl39 St. Louis Is Game Winner 1 i, ST. LOUIS The ball game which was played last Friday af ternoon between St Louis and Pass! on the St Louis school grounds was won by St Louis by score of C to 4. ;.v. , Mr. Laduc, who' was at the Deaconess hospital at Salem for some time, and who had to have his right leg amputated, came home recently. He is getting along nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pomeroy of St Louis were pleasantly sur prised Sunday evening when 40 people, -including Mrs. Ronald Pomeroy's father, came over to their place. Flax Cooperative Meeting Topic DAYTON Forty- members of the Dayton flax growers coopera tive attended a meeting Tuesday evening to discuss the seed angle of the 1942 crop seeding. Finan cial setup for the building sched uled to start soon was explained by the officers. ' a - 1 New Spring Hats styled by WW I I xl ar A ft ) u i ... that do things to jour J 1i)f personality. Smart, stream n ' UV lined models in interesting . -1 . ViX 1 S....-'S5.CD "Charge It at AYSOI I "Smart Clothes for Smart Men' Liberty at Court MG2 TIFTEZI -4f A TVIfceSx Kll SSC3W 1 ga tV V W as-2tX4 J Dayton School Hires Teachers DAYTON , Rex Kaseberg, Louis Gross .and Ted HippI, prin cipal, agricultural ' tearcher and coach, respectively, of the Day ton union high school, have been rehired by the school board. Knowles chapter. Order of the Eastern Star, entertained two chapters In the district Hondajr evening. Electa chapter of Dsyton and Checowan chapter of Yam- hilL Thirty members of the Day-' ton chapter attended. r State Heads Visit -i- 1 -1 SLLVERTX)N Joseph K. Car son, Jr., department commaiides of the American Legion, and June W. ValUent, department adjutant will be special guests Monday at the Silverton American Legion post's annual birthday party. Postmasters Nominated WASHINGTON, March 12-PV-Nominations for Oregon postmast ers sent to the senate by Presi dent Roosevelt were George A. Hart, Vale, and Henry W. Goff, Waldport. FROM JAYSONS For A Fine Figure Of A Ma n Here youll find just the col or and model best suited to your complexion and build. Their, distinction is due to the finer all-wool fabrics painstakingly hand tailored at all the vital points so necessary to in sure perfect fit and. extra long service, . . We might add . . . That we believe these are ; the last 100 pure virgin wool materials that we will be able to offer for some time to come at these low prices. $2450, Others to $45 - No Extra Cost--ct . - - -w W " aey-i. -T . M rw m. Si SB) ' BM w 1 I t ir