URZUUW STATES MAIt, Solam. Oregon, Wednesday Morning. October 17, 1945
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PoUc Women
Suggest Plan
For State Park
MONMOUTH-The Civic club's
first fall meeting, was held Thurs
day at the home of the president,
Mrs. G. L. Russell, with 28 mem
bers present. Mrs. Russell read
two poems: Edgar Guest's "Obliga
tions of Friendship," "and MI like
to Live in a Little Town,f by At
lee Schucks. Twenty new mem
bers, including five renewals, were
registered, it was reported.
Committees Appointed
Mrs. P. M. Sctiweizer" is chair
man of the program. Mrs. D. R.
Dewey read the list of tea hos
tesses for the year.' New commit
tees appointed were: music, Es
ther Bonnichsen and Mrs. E. A
Stebbins: home demonstration.
Mrs. J. E. Hamar, Mrs. W. J
Stockholm, Mrs. Thomas Smith,
Mrs. Theodore Bennett and Mrs.
John Reid; school affairs, Esther
Bonnichsen, Elizabeth Radar, Ida
Mae Smith, Ruth McClure, Kath
erine Arbuthnot, Ruth ; La u ten-
bach and Mrs. Dessa Hofstetter
sunshine, Mrs. C. F. Gillette and
Mrs. Harry Hagmeier; youth -con-
servation, Mrs. Paul Riley; Christ
mas Seals, Clara Augusta Trotter;
historian, Mrs. F, R. Bowersox
publicity, Mrs. R. B. Swenson,
Mrs. J. L. Nelson and Mrs. A. H.
Craven.
Sponsor Clothing Drive
The club will join the ' third
district of Oregon Federated clubs
and send three delegates, Mrs.
Gillette, Mrs. Dewey and Mrs,
Russell, to Independence to at
tend the conference October 23
The club will sponsor the na
ttonal clothing drive for allied
peoples in January, and Mrs. C. C
Powell, chairman of the defense
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Queen Today
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Perry Mason
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1:00 News 1 House Party IBacust. Wife Berch
1:15 LMeL Moods I Stella Dallas (Radio Parade
1:36 . (Music j Air Newspaper Loren. Jones i Gil Martyn
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S:45 Elsa MaxweU I World Today Dr. Paul INews
:se (Fulton Lewis JStars Today Roman's S'crt ! Headline
4:15 ' (Rex Miller IE. Winters News Melody Lane
4M (Johnson- JClara Hays I Stars Today lYour Favorites
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Tom Mix (News
8:8 Gabriel Heatteif Sinatra
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t:18 - iBe Announced i I
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INews . Kirkwood (Supper Club tLum tt Abner ,
8:18 (PesUny Smith Show (Fleet. Lewton ' ISparts News
t:M ' IFresh Up Dr. Chrisuan I with Romberg I Fish. Hunt
, 8:4 (Fresh Up I - I
:8 (News - J. Carson The Norths peremont
ni IRex Miller 1 .
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t:4B THw : IKea Mason
18:8 BfuMon Lewis 5 Star Final News i (Music
18:15 (Orchestra IVtta Board (Music I Charlie Chan i
18-18 ' 'News (Orchestra ( , - I Concert Hoar ;
18:48 lOrcheetrs (Tex. Rangers I t ' '
11. -H Open House lOrchestra Orchestra Concert Hour '
11:1S- Open House Orchestra h .
11:38 ' iRamoe Oreh. (Serenade - Orchestra News
U:4S INews - ISerenade ' War News Rhythm
11:85 1 'ITrws tf News
12:88 6ifn Off (Serenade I Swing Shift rXT tr Hour
KOAC 558 ki.'AM. 10:00 News:
18:1S For Women: lltfO Concert HaU;
11:45 Science: 12:00- News: 12:15 Farm
Hour; 1:00, Ride- 'Em cewboy; 1:15 Air
School; 1:48 Pageant; 2:00 Family
1:30 Memory Music: 3:00 News; 3:15
Music of the Masters: 4.-00 Music Sa
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Will & here at the ,
n B. CHURCH
1121 Elm St. - ;J West Salem
FDIDA7 EVEHIIIG
October 19 at 7:30 p. m.
; , EVERYONE WELCOME
committee, will he assisted by a
group of American Legion auxil
iary women!, : '
Miss Trotter explained details
of the Christmas seal campaign.
which will start soon, and the club
voted to bu;y a $10.00 Red Cross
bond, double last year's total.
Th club adopted resolutions
urging that Helmick state park.
f our miles j south of Monmouth,
on the highway 99, be put in good
condition before next summer.
The city's park committee, includ
ing G; W. i Cooper, H. Hagmeier
and Mrs. D. R. Dewey, will con
fer with the state park commis
sion in promoting the project. '
Miss Taylor speaker
Helen Taylor, Polk county
home demonstration agent, told of
programs available to (communi
ties, &nd suggested a flemonstra
tion unit be organized here spon
sored jointly by the PTA and the
Civic; club. .
Tei hostesses lor the, day were
Mrs. a Gillette, Mrs. James Rabe,
Mrs. Hugh van Loan and Mrs. G
l-i. Kusseu. Keireshments were
served in the gardens at the Rus
sell home aroung a fire in the out
door ! fireplace. The lace-covered
table was centered with a bowl of
tubrous begonias from Mrs. Van
Loan's garden.
The club will meet Thursday,
November 8, in the .city hall. Dr. J
. san tee or oce will talk on
peace problems.
OCE Honoraries
Elect Officers
MONMOUTH Collecto co-eds,
one of the two service honoraries
on the Oregon College of Educa
tion campus, held its first meet
ing of the fall term last week, and
elected among their new officers.
two girls from Salem, Inez Hil
fiker, president, and Ethel Lawless
secretary-treasurer. -
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KEX
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Bugler "X"
i Fletcher
jRoundup Boys
Farm Time
Roundup
M Agronsky
James Abbe
ISatn haves
List'ng Post
Fred Waring
B'fast Club
Roth Presents
KostelaneU
iJames Abbe
Larry Smith
Personality
Glamour
Breakfast
JLlfe Beautiful iTobe's Topics
G. Martyn
Ted Malone
True Story
1 Melody I
I Art Baker
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;Guiding Light
Children
In White
I Hymns t
I Balkhage
j Ethel. Albert
IStars
I Motorist
News (Women lof Am.
Find Me (Ma Perkins
Woman's Life Pepper Young
Bach. Children I Happiness
Kennedy
C. Bennett
Ladies
Girl Marries
IPortia
Plain Bill
I Front Page
What's Doing
Kay West
For Release
Chas. Barb
Songs I
Pities
dick Tracy
Armstrong
Ray Swing
Peterson
I Eddie Cantor I In Heaven
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(Dlst. Atty.
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iSwlnging GaU
lon: 4:30 Trade Winds: 3.-00 Up Beat
5:50 Sports I Review; 8 :00 News: 8:15
Evening Farm Hour; 70 Contest 7:30
Band Concert; 1:00 Southern Songi;
8:30 Music That Endures: 9:30 New;
8.45 Meditations.
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Dr. Louis T. Talbot
of the Bible Institute
" of Los Angeles
x I and
Pastor of the Church of the
Open Door
"THE YOUNG IDEA'' By Mossier
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"If yon really love4 me, Buford,
Main street witlr me
just
Market Rep
Shows
etch Scared
That'tht nation crop of al
falfa and red closer seed, : .still
being harvested, iriiay be a -little
larger than last year is shown by
Tuesday's report tyom the state
college extension jfarm Imarket
refiew. ' - j j.
While production! is still quite
uncertain, U. S. alfalfa seed is
expected to be one ber ceiit larg
er! than in f944, but one per cent
bow average. Productionj in the
ncft-thern group of states is ex
ported to be considerably under
last year and the veragel while
the production trehd is upward
infthe centra and southern states.
Prospects Chance j I
production of . red clover; at the
end of August gave promise of
approaching the ricord produc
tion in 1929. However, on October
5 t appeared that ttie cror might
b little, if any, lajrger Y an- the
large crop of last year. !
Imports of aifalfaf'seedl increas
ed! sharply during the yeai ended
Julie 30, 1945., The were slight
ly! over, 10 million poundi, corn-
paled with 2,800,000 a year earlier.
Offerings Scarce ; M !' f-.
Carlot buying of winter cover
crfep seeds is about lover for" the
season in the southeastern part
off this country. Hiiry yetch of
ferings were scarce! This kind of
ct er crop seed wds being nomi
nally quoted durini the-week at
$1 and upwards delivered, at At
lanta. Prices of other kinds were
unchanged. Seed 'stjjcks of, south
eastern dealers are in fair - de
mand by farmers, (although sow-
f ' f ! !
tablo of
Times computed toi Taft, Ore., by
th V. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
tot The Oregon Stateaman. :
High
Standard Low
Time
9:50 a.m.
:1T p.m-.
10:25 a.m.
10:18 p.m.
10 38 a.m.
11:14 p.m.
11:34 a.m.
0.08 a.m.
12:18 p m,
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2 57 p m.
5. OS a .m.
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8:18 a m.
4:58 p.m.
7:27 a.m.
8.10 p.m.
8:27 a.m.
7:28 p.m.
9:13 mm.
41 p.m.
9:43 a m.
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Time Water
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3:53 a.m.
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surface, including wall
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tones tor western nomea.
MO DUCT
mm
$2.75 p
DAY L. FAniim
I HARDWARE 'CO.
JUi Bo. CvmaaerriaL Street
Hairv
ton
yu f wouldn't mind walking- down
'causf I'm minding- a baby!
in has, been temporarily slowed
p I by final crop harvesting.
Most Bonds
SlmHeldby
fPbrchasers
IpRTLAND .-(Special)- Pur
chasers of E, F, and G bonds still
holl 83.2 per cent of the totals
Soil, according to figures released
by he war finance committee. E.4.
F and G bonds were first issued on
Majr 1, 1941. Since that date,
through September 30, 1945, a to
tal of $51,895,000,000 have been
$ol. Redemptions through - Sep
tember 30, 1945 totaled $8,718,
00OJ0O0 or 16.8 per cent of the
amount issued, leaving 83.2 per
ceni still in the hands of the
original investors.
i 11. S. savings bonds generally
knoSvn as "Baby Bonds" series A,
B, C, and D were first issued
Match 1, 1935. They were with
drawn from sale on April 30, 1941
aftlr a total of $4,518,000,000 had
been sold. Redemptions through
September 30, 1945 including ma
turd series A bonds totaled $954,
0004)00 or 21.12 per cent of amount
iss
AUTHORITY ON
DEAFNESS HERE
SHAROLD F. McDONALD
A SdentiiiccdlT Trained
ExprJ on Hearing Problems :
Will Dencuslrale
! pevolniionary Hew
I Hearing System
f AT SA1EII .
Mr. McDonald will conduct a
free clinic for the hard of hearing
at 90S First Natl. Bank Bldg., on
Friday and Saturday, October 19
and 20 from 9 a. m. to S p. m.
Now you can actually have , a
personal consultation on your
hearing problems actually learn
from a trained specialist, without
cos or oblibigation, how you too
cam enjoy pleasant, relaxed hear
ing! once again.
1 ..' .
I THE AGI OF K
I SUPEB-POWZ2
I IS HERE I
.Acousticon Introduces
Revolutionary NEW
Is
111
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i HEARING! AID
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More hearing power by far
than ever thought possible t
WithXess Battery Voltage I
LessWeightl ' -j:
LeaaBuIkf . "
Less Expense!
Amazing new experience for
hard-of-hcaringf ;
LCaU or write today for fret
I demonstration! ;
Accuslicon
UcDocald Co.
995 First Natl Bank Bldg.
ft 4 J ' '.;-!
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Saleat, Ore(r
Labish Guests
Entertained at
Boies Home
LABSH CENTER Visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. M.
Boies over the weekend was Mar
jorie '. jjWanless, storekeeper first
class, of Waves, who is stationed
at Pier! 41. in Seattle. Miss Wan
less is on leave after spending
seven weeks in the hospital there.
Mrs. l4 C. Wanless who accomp
anied her daughter here from
Portland visited at the home of
another: daughter, Mrs. I. Ishom.
Ray feibby, machinist mate, 1c,
coast guard, has received his dis
charge land is at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Bibby. f He was six years In the
service!
Guests at the Harvey Aker
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PILES (Hemorrhoids)
Fistula - Fissure 6fe w i j
Pralinia and
other! types ef "T ,
Rectal A Colan i - sx
conditions tre&t. f .
ed without lost
ef time,
IEUEF
. , NO HOSPITALIZATION
Call for examination or write
far FREE descriptive booklet.
Dr. R. Reynolds Clinic
Naturo-Proctalaxist
Sit H- Liberty SU Salem, Ore
HONEST, ZERO. I FEEL AWFUL
S0QRY FOR Dbay- SHE HAS ID
PRETEND TO BE
MAPPV WHEN SHE
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TWOCEMTSkyoPSO0fFPOM IN MY FANTS SCOMB?f X FttNTS AROUND 1 THANKS J jWIU. MDU PLSE
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THIMBLE THEATRE ; OH I ' !?zZZ. 1 . J i W ss a fegoiv -n
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FEELS BAD ALL OVER-
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LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY
Medicine ready now. J wait a min-
VOU 5JCK MAN fS UTE ! WHAT
DRINK-UM! J 5 THAT
TIIE LONE RANGER
home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Cole of Gaston.
Lawrence Zinser left for Port
land last week where he will en
ter the navy. I ... ; .tV
Mr. and Mrs. j Nathan Kurth
and Betty Jean are pheasant
hunting in eastern Oregon. Neil
Is staying with his grandparents.
' Arlo Pugh began work on a
garage Monday Into -which they
will move1 the last of he month.
In the sale of their place a few
weeks ago, they reserved on acre
next to Pete Russes.
E. I. Weinman is a patient in a
Salem hospital, j . ' ; -
Approximately j 73 per cent , of
the people j of Macedonia are
peasants. . j j ,
Telephone
7700 6262
Quick Courteous
Inexpensive
Fares start sit 30c
30c per mile -
SALEI1TAXI
SERVICE
I KEEP VVORRYIN! CAUSE
DOLLYi IS vyORRYIN BOUT
HER LOVELY LITTLE OlRL"
VO0 COME FOR INDIAN MEP-
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Wage Rates Set I
By Regional WLB
j SEATTLE, Oct 16 -(Special)-In
the case of Pacific Fruit and
Produce, company, Oregon I and
southern Washington branches,
and Joint Council of Drivers, lo
cal 37, AFL, the regiorial war
labor board granted rai of 95
cents an hour ; foe truck
within a 25 mile radius
drivers
in As
a,
INO, tiumins won't restore
fallen- hair, or do away with
your tegular check'
up at the
doctor's. They're a nutritional
aid, not s -patented! panacea.
Certainly, you may nttJ rita-
-
mm
WnXETTS
Capital iDrug Store
Car. SUte and Liberty Pb, Silt
' II i I oso
0OLLY WAS MARRIED AN' HAD A
LITTLE GIRL BEFOCE SHE MARRIED,
MR. LACY- NOW SHE5 SCARED;
MR. LACYl WILL'
F1N0 OUT
WELL, ALL RIGHT THIS CANT
BE ANY WORSE THAN TWAT
hMlSANTHROPY" PI5EASE
POC LANE SAYb I'VE GOT.
7 if
toria, Corvallii, Salera, Albany,
Eugene and Roseburg, Ore. Truck
drivers operating over more than
a 25 mile radius were granted,
$1 rate. ,' fx
; Shipping and receiving clerk
rates were set at 95c an hour.
Rates for order clerks, checkers,
packers and warehousemen were
set at 88 ttc Rates for drivers of
truck r and trailer, tractor and
semi-trailer, and 6-wheel trucks
over eight tons were set at
$1.0625 per hour.
mi as. And they msy do you a
world of good. But don't buy
blindly. Consult your physi
cian. Get a prescription to
meet your individual need. (A 1
careful, professional check-up
is required to determine spe
cific vitamin deficiencies.)
Then bring the prescription
here, to Vitsmia Headquarters
for our careful compounding
I MUST BEA0UMS OX.WHATS
WRONS'BOUT HAVJM'A
PflETTY DAUGHTER WHO
LOOKS JUST LIKE A
BEAUTIFUL DOLL?
1 MX. 't k at; . a l ,rm
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DUKE MORGAN 15 DRINKING TONTO'S
ttEPICINE". lTM0Nt BE LONG r-
HOW, PAN
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