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Newspaper Page Textfi 5 Th OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Wedeay Morning. February 13. 1948 PAGE SEVEN Ianlili Players To Pretwnt Faroe l.AHISH C KNTKn. Feb. 12 -(Sitevial) - Community club will mt Friday. Ip.m.il the school -lftu when a three-art farre, -Johnny. Get Your Girl," will be Si en Mn. Nathan Kurth and Va'mer Klampe have arrange! for the play which hai a cast of til ! 1 player. Included are Hirdie Hltg, th hired girl, Alice Jefferson; Ade laide Chafford, an aggressive wid ow, Emma Wad fey; Polly Chaf ford. her attractive daughter, Mary Zenger; Charlie Chafford. Polly's peppery uncle, ua Harris; LuH oua Larrabee, with brawn but no brain. Don Metheney; Gertrude Northrup, a designing nurie, Eva Prarsall; Inabeth Easley, a little Southern girl M Donna Jefferson; Holtey Polk, with brain but no brawn, Roy Pear a II; Johnny Goodman, the surprise guest, Val mer Klampe. Mra. Nathan Kurth if coach.. I TIMMT CHURCH Or CHRIBT, SCIENTIST, SALEM, ORE. Aimounrea A FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Entitled CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: The Divine IUn for Meeting Human Need by Will B. Davis, Lecturer, C.S. I OF CHICAGO, ILL. Memhr of the Board of Lecturenhlp ef The Mother Church, ie rim i nnrrn o( enrm, Hrlentlst, la Bestea, Mi ELSINORE THEATER 170 S. High St. FRIDAY NOON, FEB. 15 AT 12:1 P.M. THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED Power Report Is Presented Alj Silverton SIt,VERTON, reb. 12 -(Special) George Joseph of Portland pre sided! a chairman at the hydro electric commission hearing; in the Eugwfie Field building Monday night j Approximately 100 came to hear preliminary report given by D. J.iMrLellan of the aUte engi neers! office, and to hear I argu ment for and aiainxt the propos ed people's public utilities district In Marlon county. The area to be eervetjl includes $il miles, with an Karl Hyberg & Son I Accountants j Tear Counsallora Ph. 112! 417 Oregon BWg. approximate population of 45.668, the report indicated. The aed valuation ia $27,203,688, or 71 per cejit of the entire county. Speaking for the people' peti tion were J. O. Farr, Ankeny; Harler Libby, Jefferaon; Wendell Burnett, Gervais; Vernie Scott, George Tate of Sublimity; Alf O Nelson, Ira Loron, Ralph People. Safn Bramtw, Silverton; Roy Htrwitt. Aden Smith, Vance Ma.--Dowel I, Salem; Jesa Wilcox, AUmsvllle; Jake (Jilmoie, Si'iney. Christian Petersen of the Peter aen Lumber company, souke, for privately owned power (rompa niea. jMersen said he and his two lumber associate, the Mmden Lumber company and the Kvana Lumber company, uiied approxi mately $10,000 worth of electricHl poer annually, that they had been given very satisfactory ser vice end had found the rates com parable with other rates. The final report, Joeph said, wit be made at a later date. V a. kUA iCt I ttifffet.?"Yi ffi wtl Taa'll dlsesm thla double-duty nose drops la mighty bandy to have around when you catch a head cold because it Quickly Relieve eesy, anlfly, ' ' stuffy distress Of bea4 colds. Makes breathing easier. llslaS Prevent many colds from ' ; developing IX used at the first warning: sniffle oreaeeie. This Double-Duty Nose Drops should save yon much misery. Works fine I Follow directions in package. vietxs va-tqo-l'ol THAT GAME LA?S)r ' TWArNl t (XMA ? " M SO LATE I MOPS yY . - '( VOU, U UTf'- i I CAM SETUP I I 7 DAISY? )U 4 i V-7-TT ' v; pT - !' rl jfOT'' IQf f WT:r BLONDIE C S K-zm ',. . I rAil POOR fX SMOFf N ff. WlmlivVSi fYt' Vm..SOMN0R TU. ) TfROLEWJ aCTTMES ftWE TW 1 (olx: X V 1 IP f?!r --Sj TO SWORE ' BARNEY GOOGLE 'CBW MOUSE I l .w I I ( WMO ?? ) I If. SOU ABE JUST Al fl OKTA WARSHj I I (CM, POPEYEU XXJ fei fcj, HIMBLE THEATRE ,n.,,S .) 3 J '' M-f MMHMBMnMaMMaaBMaaBanaaan . t WE MUST BE CERTAIN OF TME CHILD3 IDEWTITV- t IMS YOtlCr A MAN V0U CANT UN0CB STAMD MOW A MOTHER FEELS fi EVERY TIME I TMIMKOF MY 1 LITTLE DAIX-UTER tM THE CJ tlU'tHfci O- THAT He AK 1 1 ti M8S meawy-q: LITTLE ANNE ROONEY W If s IT IS NERVE-WRACK INBU? IT WOULD BE a neat intr.i . THECWILD If L NOT YOUO lOAUCsHTER- I JUSf LOVE TO BE PUTIN THE SHOWCASE CAUSE THAT MEANS SOMEONE WAMTj - . B TO ADOPT AN OCPUAW AN I tCHP TMINKIN ITLL Otxl OF VOU IS A TOWN TAMER ANP TUl OTHER IS A SCHOOL TEACHER, BUT EACH OP 100 15 PRETENPING HE CAN DO THE 0WER MAN'S JOB. WHY " a WELL. THE MIX-UP STARTED WHEN THE MAYOR HIRED US. CROCKETT HERE IS BIGGER THAN I AAV SO HE THOUGHT HE WAS THE GUN SUNGEfl. men, r rvlSVaJLLM -A MADE ME PROMISE TO--J WVir-Xtr THE CHILD IS Ul TO ADOPT AN ORPHAN AN I J NOT rOUfl lfEP THiNKiN' ITVt aT IT'S NOT M FAULT, IF SHE WANTS ME TO BE A PEACE 0FFICE8J IU K ONE 0H,S0EAE'S A)f I MIX UP k ' UMMM- I MAY BE ABLE TO HttP VOU, MR. CROCKETT, BUT IF YOU INSIST ON TEACHING SCHOOL , WESLEY, YOU'LL BE ON HOUR OWN. , , X fi DBsnaDnaj) DDDapgirSQDDD Wed. KSLM (I3M kc) KOIN (IS ke) k;w ( ke) ki:x tilt fcc) H It :SS 4 Nws IMutlc IN W. rrrn Newt iWnt Star IKOIN Klarb iKoin Klock I New IBufler " I ties Nw j T il Rim and Shin 'Nw 1:SS Nw lUK'k t'ulllns T: Mil Muu I NeUon Prliial I fa i m Tint j Fai m Time Rmindun aam haves ; Roundup Hoys IM Ainnky liain AMk I Busier X S:IS' S.M S:4S Ur Talbot Uer New IDr Talbot vliant Lady Tak It Caav l,ih World Victor l.indlahr Aunt Jenny if red Warlns :B'fat qlub Roth Preavnt Kostlanrtz IN t l S M '. News IM Lownf Padnr- Call Down llntr I Kate Smith His Slater Helea Trent 'Ual ftundar Jsmes Abbe IVraonalltf Honcyin'n N V. OUmour Riakfa IS SS lNw il.tf Keautlful IS IS To Talk About Ma Pei kin ISM Mountaineer li Malnn IS 4 'J J Anthony Road Lit ,TI Topic Home Edition I New. KnraM T1 Malm lMutr Room Tru Story Urt Baker I III ll:M II :S (' folr Walt. Tlma Queen Todar Queen Today I Mr Burton Prrrf Maofi Rosemary iTena. rim ,Cuidin Ught I Children I In White 'Ifvmn iBaukhata ir.tdel Sc Albert tt.lfllentns Post J. Kennedy Nooa Hymn New ,Women of Am Kennedy IM News IFind M Ml Per kin Star lf:M Serenade H Wheeler Pepper Young tidies 12 Street IBacn Children i Happtne l:Se 1:11 l:M 1:4 New Orrhenlra Bins Sins Jamooree Houm Party B Wife Top for Today Stella Dallas Air Newtpaner 1-oren. Jones I iWldder Br'n. Harch I Radio Parade ,Cil Martyn iHvmn t 1:11 IJS 1:41 Wcw Calendar Bill Gwuin Amer. School I" Meet MImus Girl Marries IPortla (Plain Bill I Front Pas What Doing Kav Wed J se 1:11 lie S:S N '.Same 'Naw Cl.a MaxweU (News 1J Carroll iHarlenda I World Today I Road or Life 'David Harum I Aunt Mary Dr Paul I Bride, Groom a! Pearce THE YOUNG IDEA" By Mossier 1 Ce. e 1.J?Z'w. ' MCWS He we didn't have record the Clarion Ions, eh? Dig thla Harp Orchestra!" little platter by t M 4:11 :J 4:4S Fulton Lewis Re Miller Johrtaon Orchestra Stan Today IE Winter (Clare Hay (Prayer Today IWoman'l S'crt (New I Star Today ! R. Harknes ! Holly w d News .Northwent !Mr. Motorist 'Hop ilarriaan 1:M (News Manning 182(1 Matinee Pirates 1.1$ ISupernian Dailv Double I Same I Dick Tracy 5:SS Capt Mtdnlcht H llannery I Sins. America lArmjtrong S:45 Tom Mix IT. Bradley IE Peterson Bay Swine : r;ahrtel HeaUer Sinatra 8:15 Airplane Trio ! :3s : iBandi Maisie :43 Band5 ' I Eddie Cantor I- Dit Atty. Gold-n Gate i Lead A Band I 7: 1:11 7:3 7:45 New New Lone Ranger Lone Ranrfer iMusic Moments Kay Kyser Andrewi I- ; Labor Program 'Ralph Norman I Steel Worker I S:15 IM 4J Service Man Destiny rreh Up . Fie.th Up ! Kirk wood I Smith Show Dr Christian (Supper Club I Flee. I -aw ton 'Hildesarde I I.iun & Abner I I Sports F Flsti. Hunt S:S 9:11 :3 t:4J News J Carson R)t Miller I Crystal C'd'n Neighbor Fulton Lew'is : Tha North Campus I- Qull of Cltle New J Ken Mason IS: 1S-.I1 IS:M IS:41 .News 5 Star Final iNew ;Oran Mel. Vets Board 'Muic INew I Voice Army I - Orchestra 'Tex Iianger I Orchestra Music IConcert Hour lite 11:11 II:1S 11:41 11. 5 It SS Norm'dy Manor Serenade IHiltmore - ---- ITteattirv Salute Orctieatra Orchestra ; Air-Flo 'Orchestra News Orchestra I Open House News INew Sign Off I Orchestra ISwIng Shift 1 INew Rhythm l"X" tra Hour KOAC $5S k. A M 10:00 News. 10.15 For Wonxn. 11:00 Concert Hall: 11 0 New: 12:15 Farm Hour: 1:00 Ride Em Cowboy; 1:15 Air School: 1:45 Great American; 100 Family; 2:30 Memory Music; 3:00 New: 3:15 Muic of the Msters; 4 00 Lift Up Thy Voice; 4:30 Trade Winds; 5:00 On Up beat: 5:55 Sports; S00 New: SIS American Pageant: 8:30 Song of the South; 7:00 Farmer Union; 7:15 Eve ning Farm Hour; 7:55 Basketball U.O. v. W S.; 9 30 New; 9 4 Meditation 3 00 cental; Baker county 3 30 cental; .Deschutes 100s. No. 1 3 45 cental. 25. Oc. Dressed meats Veal AA Wc: A 21c: B 19-I9'ac: L 17-t74c; cull 14-lSc Hogs, fancy block inc. I-ainb A A 2e. A 24 'jc. B 22', c. C 2iic. Mutton fancy A I3'4c; M 12c: R grade 8-lOc Beef AA 21,c: A I04C: B 184C C lS'c: canner and ciitter I3J-l4c. canner and cotter bullsi 14c. Cascaia bark Dry stink 20c lb. Wool Government control Mohair - 1944. 12-mofith 45c lb. Hay Wholesale rail shipment: Al falfa No. 2 or b-tter $34-35. oats and vetch, mixed hay valley growers' pure $24. clover hay 921 . baled on farms Salem Market Quotations The price below supplied by a le cat grocer are Indicative of the daily market prices paid to growers by Sa lem buyers but are not guaranteed by The Statesman: BUTTER. FOGS AND POULTRY (Subject te ehaace without natlral BliTTKRFAT Premium . S4 No I JJ No J , 30 KUTTER PRINTS A 48 B t East Salem Unit Meets Quotations at Portland Quarter . KGUI Large Medium Standards Pullets Cracks .45 M, . 31 . 32 . Jll . .24 . U SWKGLR; Feb. 12 - (Special 1 Kst Salom Home extension unit met Friday ;ifternxn t the hnrnn (ti Mrs. waller HiKRert.af f on 1 C.ardon Road. Mrs. William Htn sell as chairm in cttnductert a short ' husiness meetinj;. t'ommitteej for , a st;iiift;ii d unit were appoint as follows: finance. Mr? Chcules .la.vne; membor.ship. Mrs. Albert Pat; hospitality. Mrs B Garrison and publicity. Mrs. William Hart ley. Project leaders for April will be Mis. Dan Sleuffer atid Mrs. E .. Brandt. Marjorie Tye, home extension leader, gave the lesson on "File it now." A isocial hour followed with re freshments served by the hostess from a table centered with a large bouquet of daffodils. Eighteen were present for the afternoon. The March meeting will be held it Swegle school with Francis Clin ton of Corvallis. the speaker. I.I Vr STOCK (By Valley pack) t sTTI K Beef steers 10 to .14 Beef cows . 08 to .11 Dairy cows OS to 09 Bulls , 07J to It Portland Grain POHTLAND. Ore.. Feb.OJ -(API -Wheat: Open High l-ow Cloae Mav , t MliB4 SS'.B 1 8',B I SS'.B Cash gram No. I flas 3 10 Cah wheat Ibidi: Soft white IM, oft white (excluding Hesl 185. white club 1 65. western red l.U. Hard red winter Ordinary 1 US; 10 per cent 167; II per cent 1 SS. 12 per cent 1,71. Hard white Baart: Ordinary 183; 10 per cent 167. 11 per cent 1 SB; 12 per cent 1 71 Today's car receipts: Wheat 52. bar ley 3. flour 17. corn 1. oat 7. hay 6. nil 11 feed 19 Cortland I,ivttMk PORTLAND. Oie. Feb II -APi -(tfSDA Salable catth- 150, total 175; salable and total calves 23. injikt vrv adive. lulls utea'lv. few med ium-good steers 13 75-16 50; top day 17 00, few common grades to 12 50 few common-medium er 1 00-14 00. canner -cutter mostly 7 00-9 00; fat dairy type lino, odd heavyweights to II so uu hulls 10 50-1150. good hulls ()Uotaile tu 13 00; good-choice veali-r salable at 15 50-11 VI Salable ho(?s 100, total IfiOO; market active, steady, barrows and gilts 15 80: lew K'MKl ow 13 75-14 00. good liKht ,eiglt to 14 25. one lot good -choice ... ... t . . i & sji Salalile and total shoep 400; market active, steady. giMHl-choicr wiwiU-d lainl.s m-.Iv 14 50, t.-w lie.id to 14 75.1 coiriifioiviiiediiini grades 1I 00 132J. Mon rinyvn helf cou s 10 00 ; good beef cull down to 8 00; odd good yearlings; 12 00: good ewes 6 00: common-med- J lum 3 00-3 00 Portland Produce? PORTLAND. Oi, Feb II (API Rutterfat First quality, maximum of 6 of 1 per cent aclditv delivered in Portland S2.-52'c: premium quality maiomum of 35 of I per cent acid ity 53-53'c; valley route and coun try point 2c less than first or SO-50'c Cheee Selling once to Portland retailers Oregon triplets 33 13c; loaf i 34 21c; basic price triplets to whole-: saleis 28 3c: loaf 28 5c lb. f Eggs ; To retailers AA grade large i 45c: A large 43c:, medium 40c Eggs Purchases from fanners' j Cut tent receipts 3k-. Iiuer pav 5-IO , dot below celling pi ice on others Butter v AA prints 31-51'jC. car- i tons 52-52'af; A grade prints 30-Slc: ' caitons 5tl3-52( , H grade prints 50-5lc Live poultry -- Cluckens. buying pi ices of wholesalers Broilers l'j to 2 lbs. 20c. 2 to 3'j lbs 24c. roosters over 3'j lbs 25c: colored hens 23e. la-ghorn liens 18-19c. roosters and stavs 12c lb Habbit - Government celling Ave-' rage country killed to rrtailct 44c: j live price to producers 22-24c lb Tin key - Hasir buy in pi ice. ' dreed basi? Mens 35 2-38 2c; toms ; 30 2-31 2c lb for touts, net at fauns Dressed turkey Packers' selling pi ice ' to retailers: Hens 43-4.1' jC lb. toir.s 39-4lc lb Onions -- Gteen. California I 50 dor bunches. Onions - Oregon diy S,ii. I. 2 St .VI lb sack PolatiH-s IKal Hiitbaiik 2 90 Veal S0O lo 13 50 l.anihf. top 13 50 Yearling 6 00 to 7 00 I Ewe 2 00 to 4 00 Bucks 2 00 to SOO Hogs. top. 160-270 lbs. 13 4 270-300 lbs 14 M Sows . 13 00 to 13 50 , rot I.TSV No 1 colored hen , 24 No 2 colored lien i 2) , Colored frys and bakes I4cKic Yearling lambs 7' to S1, AIM)RIGI.NALi;i:dNOMI( S '' MELBOURNE. Feb. j 12-t4' -An economic depression will hit na tives of the Solomon Islands when allied forces leave the area. Pas tor Sasa Koie. son of a former head-hunter, said today. Table of Coastal Til9 Time computed for Tafl. Ore. tf the V. S Coast and Ceodetlc survey for The Oregon Statesman Febi uarv Time 13 19 20 21 9 51 a m II M p m. 10 47 a m. 0 39 m 1 1 .'Ml a m 1 U a lit 12 42 p m 1 4S a m 1 im p in. 2 is a m. 1 j2 p in 2 15 a m 3 .16 p.m. 3 25 a m 3 22pm 3 50 a m 4 13 p m. Hun Water 70 Time 3 47 am 5 1 4 p m 4 47 a m 1 Mpni 5 Ml m 41 pin 8 IS a tn t 14pm 7.15 a m 7 M r m. a (12 a m. 177 pm S 48 a m. S W p m. .am S 32 p m. 10 27 a rv 10 04 p m IrtW Water 30 09 r s a a as 2 1 AS 2 a -03 I 8 03 IT ST 1 I S I 3 I 7 TOR GOOD HEALTH! 0 HsaMrrksisi leff mmd Celea A'laaeerf Ner-ie iRfpitirt) Qmttrl Ulcer Trta4 wirhcit Hospital Oparslloo MfJsr lhnt.fl, -r,. 1 0 A M. S P. M . Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC fhytitimm mt4 fvrfeeei N. E. Corner E. Bumstda and Grand Avsn ia TaWphan EAst 3itt. Portls-d 14. Orjan PILES (Hemorrhoids) r i tula - Fissure - Prolapse and other types of Rectal X t'olon conditions treat ed uilhout los of lime. HI ICK RKI.IFF NO HOSPITALIZATION Call for examination or write for FKF.F. dewrlptlve booklet. Dr. R. Reynolds Clinic Naturo-ProctologUt ?IH N. Liberty Si.. Salem. Ore. ihffl y CVJ 440 1 ORE.S.D.A. v SALEM'S RETAIL PACKING PLANT j Inspected MeaU Only L In thetie days of short HuppHen, you will be pleasantly nurpriHed when you nhop the MIDCtET, both as to variety and price. We offer a larire supply of the following: SuKar-C'ured PICIIICS Itake or lb. Sugar-Cured COTTAGES Easy to Slice Sugar-Cured LOIN CHOPS Center CutM 43 c lb. ( -FUvorlfd- SLICED BACON Limit 37. -BasBasBssssas---Bai l JJk I A40 I ore.s.p.aA M Smoked Jowl y BACOII jLean Streak U Loin BACK BACOII In the Piece Sliced PORK LIVER Sliced BEEF LIVER Rat LEAF LARD 4c- A Daily Supply of Spareribs, Backbones, Heads. Kidneys and a Large Variety of All Kinds of Fresh Heals It Affords Us a (.reat Deal of Pleasure to He Able to Again Offer You the Above Items. REMEMBER- WHE1I YOU SEE IT III OUR AD IT'S SO t 1 r -,W THE LONE RANGER