The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, February 28, 1994, Page 9, Image 9

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    Hi OREGON STATESMAN. SoWm. Ofqvn. Thursday Morning. February W. H
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May Rye Slips
31 Cents After
Steady Trend
CHICAGO, Feb, 27 -().- After
holding at steady to firm prices
most of the day. May rye slipped
bout 3'j rents a bushel in the
fin si minutes of trading today,
finishing the sewijUt with an ave
rage loss of arfund 2 cenU a
bukhel.
Despite the sixth consecutive
nickel limit setback for the grain
at Winnipeg, biokers bid the
price around ll rents upward
at the opening and held frac-
Serial
For People Who
Work-What
Would You Do
sickness or accident
suddenly cut off
IF your income from
salary or wages?
Would a check for $210 00
A guaranteed income to you
Be of j merest to you?
Ifso calW990 ask for Greer
The Aetna
Life Insurance Co.
Representative Is
Van M. Greer,
Insuranre Agent
131 Pacific Bildg
: Salem. Oregon
tional advances most of the time
against" m a derate liquidation
which uncovered some additional
stop loss selling.
Buyers of rye hesitate to make
purchase due to the fact that the
time is drawing near when the
ceiling of $1.44 cents will be
imposed on the May delivery un
less the OPA revises its order,
said James E. Bennett and Com
pany. Wheat, corn and barley firrih
ed again at ceilings of $1.80 Vi.
ll.lSVs and $1.22. Oats were
unchanged to V cent higher than
yesterday's close. May 81 -cent
ceiling, and rye was: unchanged
to 2 off. May $2.144-. -
Table of Coastal Tides
Times computed for Tan. Or.. Sty
ttao U. S Coast and Geodetic Survey
for The Ores on Statesman.
February
Tima
IS
1:44 a m.
11 Ail p.m
Hiirh
Water
I
49
Low
Tima Water
1:50 am. S f
5-01 p.m. -0 J
411 Leaders to
Speak on Radio
"Club Work Serving the Com
munity is the 4-JFt topic for dis
cussion over KALE Pay Dirt pro
gram Wednesday morning from
:30 to 7 o'clock by Mr. Roy
Krasch, a 4-H club leader in the
Auburn community. Burton Hut
ton, KALE agricultural program
manager and James Bishop, coun
ty club agent.
Wednesday morning during
National 4-1. Club week, March
2-10, Milton St John, Gervais,
will discuss by transcription over
"Pay Dirt? program producing
food and fibre for home and mar
ket, Bishop said.
OPA VIOLATION CHARGED
TACOMA, Feb. 21-(P)-Six Ta
comans were arraigned here to
day before US. Commissioner
Stuart Eliott on charges of con
spiracy to violate federal meat
price regulations.
Phono S9S5 1 S3 S. Liberty Ray E. Morrow
THE MORROW COMPANY
Radio-Electronic
Factory Service for AHMoIcm of Homo and Auto
Radios
Parts for All Makes and Modal
Tubes and Batteries of Every Kind
SALES" and SERVICE
Motorola for Home and Auto Packard-Bell and Clarion.
Radios - Pbilco Auto Radios
New York Stock Quotations
By the Associated Press - J
NEW YORK. Feb. 17 Ajl Today closing quotation:
A I Chem St D.ve . 191 .Gen. Food 52 Radio Coip
American Can ... 99 lUen. Motors . 711.' Ravonier I 24
Am Pom Mc U 14' j Coodvrar Tt SI '. Rayonier pM . 3Is
Am. Tel at Tel 191 Ct North pfd 57'. Reynolds iMt 33'4
Anaconda 49 Int Harvest MVSafewav j 2'i
Atchison M jlnt Paper p(d 113 Sears Roobuck 40.
Bendtx Avia . 14 J. Manvllle 142 ISinclair II 18',
Beth Steel ' Krnnefotl . 43'',So. Paella? 99
Boeing Air . 2 Xoni Bell A M', Stan Brands ... 43.
Canadian Pac 41', Maytag . K't Slin Oil Cal 42".
Calif Pack SO' Miami Copper IS. tew-Warner
Cane J 1 42S Mont Ward .. T9',tudrbkrr
Chrysler .. .. 122 . Nash Kelvin 22 (Sun. Minting IS',
Com with m 4 ,Nat Dairy 40 Union Oil' 23'i
Com Edison M'i'NY (antral tt lUn. Pacific H7
Cona. Vullee 2S. North Am Co .J M'iUJn. A IT I inn 44z
Cont Iaa . 53 Northern Pac Vtln. Aircnaft 32
Crown Zel 31 Pac Am Tnh 17 1u. S. Steel BI.
Curttas Wl . t! Pac Ga Elec 42i!Warner Bros 33,
Douglas Air .... 93 P. T St T 14S I Went El Mfg ... 34,
Dupont Du Ne 194 Pan American . 12. Wonlworth 52
Gen Electric 44'i Penney J C , , .. 33 i
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore.. Feb. 17 -AP)
Butterfal First quality, maacium of
a of 1 per cent acidity, delivered in
Portland. 62-i2'ic; premium quality.,
maximum of .35 of l pr cent acidity.
43-5.Vc. valley route and country
point.. 2c leaa than first or 90-90' .
Cheese Selling price to Portland I Better -.:; oau ana vrtcn.
retailers: Ore (an tripleU. 33 13c: loaf, mixed hay. vallev growers price. $24;
lb: lambs AA. 2Sc: A 24',c: B 22',rc:
C. 30c: mutton-fancy A. 13 l-4c; M.
12c; R grade. 8-10c: beef-AA, 21.c:
A. 20 3-4c; B. II 3-4c: (I. 1 3-4; canner
and cutteT, 13'i-Mc. canner and gutter
bulls. 14e.
Cascara Baik Dry 'stock. IOc lb.
Wool Covet oment control.
Mohiir IM. 12-monHth. 45c lb
Hay - Wholesale rhspnvrnts: alfalfa.
34 21c lb : basic price triplets to whole
salers. 28 3c; oal. s.se.
. Eggs To retailers: AA grade, large.
4-Hr. A large. 43c; medium. 30c: small
t pullet . 34c.
Eggs Purchases from farmers
current receipts. 35-36c: buy en pay
3-10c doz. below celling price nn others.
'Butter AA prints. 31-51 'jc: car
tons. S.-M'-c: A grade prints. &0-Slc:
cartons. 91-93c; B grade prints. 90
lc. Rabbits Government ceiling : aver
age country killed to retailers. 44c.!
live price to producers. 33-34c lb. I
Turkeys Basic buying price, dreaa- I
ad basis: hens. 352-X2c lb: toms. 1
30 2-31 2c lb; for toms net at farms
Onions Green California
clover hav. 121 baled on farms
Chickens Buying price of whole
salers: Broilers. I', to 2 lbs . 20c; 2 to
3, lbs., 24c: roasters over 3'j lbs . 25c;
colored hens. 22c: Lee'wrn hens. 15c:
roosters and stags. lOu lb
Dressed turkeys Packet s' selling
price to retailers: Hens. 41 -43c lb;
toms. 3-41c lb.
Potatose -Ixral Burbank. 3 cental.
Baker county. 3.50 camtal: Deschutes
100s. No I. 13 45-3 50 cental. . 05c.
Portland Livestock
"THE YOUNG IDEA" By Mossier
PORTLAND. Ore.. Feb. 37 API
i USDAI Salable cattle 125. total 325;
tt 25 ' salable calves 23. total 55: market
per doc. bunches; The Dalles. 1 ao-l. 10 J steady on all offertnrs; run mostly
1. S3 60 :
per doz.
Onions Oregon dry No.
SO lb. sack
Dressed Meat. Veal AA. 12 ',c;
A. 31c: B. 19-I9',r. C. 17-17 3-4;
cull. 14-15c lb; hogs fancy block. 30c
T7. .jjL GOLLY I'U- " ' ' Tf j M 1 T .j)UuiiJaiM
1,1 r MAVE TO 6WEQP a WHAT SHAU. j
UP THAT MSS V - (WE HAVE FDC?
mm r made " r : I 7 supper -tonight:)
SMERTFTArT--ICR BALLS & J rVTl
TO REPORT mV 1?0R Ho'FlREl! X T5 YJr7lHlvi
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' BARNEY GOOGLE ' ' 5:..
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J do susnos KrSAALLovk (mallows J -J I. rJrtZtl2
tibaFV Si -'hK. -! DEAP FOR n
THIMBLE THZJX yu !"V
TwHEN WAS A K10 I KA0 A H fCO IS SMARTER THANK IM GLAOl SUFfr SEI ALL SCHOOL IN- H:
1 j r- M DOG THAT LOOKED JUST LIKE ME LOOKS-HE KlM DO' TO KNOW 5PECT0RS ABE BAD MEM. BUT T
MOWDy: LVl VES.SlR-i 2ER0-Mf 006 WAS MlGHTt ( TRICKS COURSE HE I YDU.MIS- TMIHK HE UKES US-AST I KNOW
AfrVfl YOUNGSTER ME AM SMART-HIS NAME WAS fJ 0ONT LOQkT VtTRf V TER ZERO 8A0MEN OONtEVER UK6 r
V J tS THA r 1 ZERO IS --sr--, TEDDV- v FANCV-1 )T OftPHAWS OA POOCHES
UTTLE ANN1X B OO
ssP' '-fX I WES .11 PjO DO IT. VOWX J I BG FEUfeR FOOtTWATS G00C
1 lZ&&7 I 1 9c PEOPLE. THEtWrmJrf WE CAN
JUMPW JTNlPf R! PO YUH SEE THAT rfrf- HIM SHOOT -Ii JU5T KEEP
CXJR NE TOWN-TAlHEff P0ES PUNC- &ZZKT S' -M 5KN kLv3THM THWK-
dairv cov.'S selling freely from 7.50
1190. few beef cows ap to 12iO: only
one carload good grade steeja. Uwse
steady at 16 50. few sort-outs at 15.00.
all other offerings in truck -in maikel;
few common-medium steers and heif
ers 1100-14 50 bull supply limited.
most offerings 10 50-12 50; vealers
steady, top 14 SO: extremely light veal
ers selling down to 4 00.
Salable hogs 50. total 1100: market
steady, top 15J0: weights over 300 lb
mostly 15.00: sows 13 75-14 50: stags and
boars S 0O-S 5n
Salable and total sheep SO: nothing
done on morning rounds: few lots ani
mal as yet unsold; market believed
quotable steady with choice wooled
lambs salable up to 14. T5
Cm 14 fcy .. ty-Af,. r-
G. H. Saubert
Celebrates 55th
Anniversary
CUSHMAN, Teb. 27 - Spatial )-t
Grorg H. Saubert. one-time as
sciate publisher of The Otgosj
SuleKman, and Mrs. Saubert cele
brated their 55th wedding anrii
veinarjr here Sunday, February 17.
Residents here for about 15 ears,
they came to Ciixhman from Spo
kane to make their home om the.
old "Dr. Saubert homestead "
Their first home after IHeir
marriage Feb. 17. 1891. at Trinity
church in San Francisco was &j
lem, where Saubert ww asanciat
ed with the late R. J. Hendricks
in publishtog "The Statesman: In
1894 they moved to Spokane,
where Saubert was with the
Spokesman-Review for 23 years.
Mrs. Dal M. King of MyrUe Point,
whose husband ia circuit udg of
that district, is their daughter.
They hav one son. Harlan FVSau-
bert of Dallag. Te.
THE LONE RANGES
"It was definitely a anisUke U baiy kins that lam'er iaeket for his
MrthsUyr
Thurr.
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West Stars
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iOld Songs
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'ortlanrl Grain
PORTLAND. Ore.. Feb 7 (API-
No wheat futures quoted
Cash grain: Mo. 1 flax 3 10.
Certi wheat (bid): Soft While 1 83.:
Soft White (excluding Rexl 1.63:
White Club 1 U 5. Western Red
3V
Hard Red Winter: Ordinary 1 63 5t;
10 per cent 1 BS: 11 per cent 1.67 5t.
12 per rent 1 69.
Hard White Baart: Ordinary 163:
10 per cent 1.65.: 11 per cent 1 7.
12 per cent 1(59.
Today car receipts: Wheat 107: Bar
ley : flour X: corn 1: aats S: bay 0:
mtllfeed 5: flax 0.
Salem Market
Quotations
The prtose bsss m auvptied by a lo
cal grocer are tndtcattv of the daily
market prices paid to growers by Sa
lem buyers but ars not guaranteed
by The Statesman:
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(Subject to caaai wttkaat otlcal
BtTTntfAT
Premium . J4
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No 1 50
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Mediu
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Standards
Pullets
Cracks
UV.HTOCK (By VatasT Pack)
CATTXE
Beef steers It ta
Beef cows - OS ta
Dairy cows .05 to
Bulls 075 to
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Veal
Iimb. tost
Yearling
Kwes
Bucks
Hogs. top. 10-ITS Iba.
270-308 lbs
Sows
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Colored frys and bakea S4c6c
Yearltng lambs .14 to ',
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Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by The Associated Press
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News D. Cutting
Farm, Home JN Priagla
ITletcher
I Farm Time
IRidtn' Range
ISam Hayes
I Roundup Boys
M Agrontky
Usmes Abbs '
Bugler X
S OS Ha van of Rest ; News
S it Haven of Rest .Valiant Lady
Sing Away i Light World
:49 Victor Landlahr Aunt Jenny
OTred Waring (B'tast Club
Ore. Caravan
' Kasteianets
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Stock Market
Begins Rise
NEW YORK. Feb. 21 -OV A
number of leading stocks gained
; 1 to more than 4 points tody as
! the market snapped back from
I the downturns of the past twa
sessions.
t'loxiiig pi ices of mny leadens
were at the day's best levels.
Transfer of 1.400,000 snares wert
sharply down from Tuesday's
2.650.000
Buying by customers with idle
funds resulting from recent pro
fit casning was credited by brok
ers with providing lift, aions
with belief the list was m Jfna
for a comeback following sharp
breaks, earlier this week. Divi
dend inn cases spurred
:se
sis
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M Downey
Pastor's Can
Orchestra
KaU Smith
Big Sister
Helen Tient
Gal Sunday -
James Abba 'Glamour
Kenny Baker I
iHoneym'n N Y. Breakfast
'Star Parade i
. 1S.SS News ;l.lfe BeauUtul School
10:19 Orchestra IMa Perkins
IS IS Mountain Men iDr. Malona I Carolyn Gilbert True Story
10:49 J J. Anthony t Road of Ufa I Art Baker I
I Home Edition
jTed Malona
( issues.
j The Associated Press 0-atock
j average advanced 1.3 potnta, ta
j 73 7. against a toial decline of I T
points in the previous two sessions.
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11:19
11:S
11:45
Cedrtc Foster
Organa titles
Queen Today
Queen Today
I Mrs. Burton
'Perry Masosi
Raaetfuurv
i Teoa a Tto
ICuiding Light
Children
tin Wnita
' MHqiMTMl
Baukhag
tEtbel and Albert
Listening Post
Mikic Memories
Noon
IMS
U:30
lt:4S
Hymns
News
Serenade
Broadcast
News
Marie Green
IB Whaeler
(Barn Child'n.
,unien of Am.
IMa Perkins
(Pepper Young
Hippmen
J B Kennedy
Stars Today
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1:0
1:19
1:30
1:45
News
Ltim'n A oner
Btng Sings
Melody Hour
I House Party
(Backst Wife
IStella Dallas
! Air Newspaper ixiren Jones
( iWidder Bro"n
iBerch
I Hob Nichols
!G Martyn
iHymm
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Public Schools
Bill Gwinn
Bill Gwinn
AmeT. School
Meet Missus
Girl Marries
iPortia
IPlain BlU
'Front Page
What's Doing
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SOVIET DELEGATION 8TAKT3
MOSCOW. Teto. 27 -?-A so
viet union trade delegation left
today for the United States, on
route to South America. The- so
viet arc Interested in tha pr r -pects
for obtaining meat, wheat
and other products of South Ame
rica needed in rebuilding Russia.
3:00 News I Art Kirk ham Road of Lifa Bride. Groom
3:19 . McMinnv. P'm Clayton Sings 'David Harum '
3:M News iHacienda I Aunt Mary !AI Pearca
Its Elsa Maxwell World Today I Dr. Paul 1
4:00 Fulton Lewta (Stars Today ; Woman s Scrt. Footlights
4 It Res Miller Kvelyn Winters News I Northwest
4:M Jotimton I Lost persons Stars Today Mr. Motorist
4:49 Orchestra I- IK Kalash ''lop Harngan
PAINTS MINUS HAND
ATIJVNTIC CITY. N J . Feb.
27-iPi Lt. George L. Sharpnack
of Sebring, Ohio, who lost his
light arm and left hand in a sntn
explosion, was paid $225 today
for two landscapes he painted
with a brush affixed to the hook
of an artificial hand.
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Super nan
IMannung Rots. 6?0 Matine
i' Daily Double 620 Matinee
(Pirates
Dick Tiacy
CaDt Midnlaht ' H. Flannery Sine. America lAroisttong
feiersoa Ray. .wing
Tom Mix
B. Garred
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4: SO
4:19
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4:49
Gabriel Ueatter Kostelanetx
Orchestra !
Hour Song IHobby Lobby
I Music Hall
Bob Burns
9 Min. Mysteries
I Retribution
! Delect. Collect
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DAM BUILDER SI CCTMM
REDDING. Calif., Feb. 27-0")
Masonic funeral jser vices for
Frank T. Crowe., one of tha na
tion's great darfj builders, who
died last night, were set today
J for Friday.
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Adventura I Abbot. Costello Curtsln Ttma
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I Jury Trials
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Will's Music Hr Kirkwood
Smith Shos
Rogues' I FBI
I Supper Club l.um 'n Abner
T Law ton iT-arl Godwin
Burns i Allen (Town Meeting
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9:19
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Norm'dy Manor! Music
F. Iewi I
lEllery Queesi i Dinah Shore
N. Webster
(News
I Time Is Now
10:00 News ia Stir Final News (Music
Orclestra J Flowers llrs Paul Trio !
10:50 News (Orchestra IGardening I Concert Hour
10:49 Orchestra 'Tex Hangers Band Wagon I
February ft
TOCK AVERAGES
30 19 19 S
Indus Rails Jtil Stks
Wednesday 07 S 49JI 913 TI T
Previous day .. . N.I 44 1 90 1 TI I
Week ago 99 3 49 4 91 I T4 4
Month ago 1M1 90 4 93 79.9
Year ago S3 S 37 JI 417 S3 1
1949-44 high 106 4 910 94 1 80 4
1949-44 low 7S S 3X9 391 37 9
BONO ATERA43ES
3 19 19 IS
Rail Indus Utll Fog a
Wednesday -10J9 104 1 197 9 79 3
Previous day 105 104 1 logo 7T.3
Week ago 10S 104 7 109 3 70 S
Month ago . 10S.T 104 7 IDS - 76.4
Year ago 99 9 103 4 107.9 71.4
I945-40 high - 1U0 105 9 109.3 TI.O
l4S-4 low HI 193 4 IM S SB 1
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King Cola Trio Henry Busse (Orchestra .
Orchestra j Air Flo lOrchestca News
News I Orchestra ! Orchestra (Rhythm
News News j
Open House ISilcnt Swing Shift l"X" Hour
KOAC Thrasday 950 kx. A.M.:
10:00 News; 10:19 For Women; 19:30
Mrs. Oregon: 11:00 One in Seventeen:
11:13 Concert Hall: P.M.: Noon News;
12:19 Farm Hour: 1:00 Ride 'Em Cow
boy; 1:19 Air School: 1:49 Heroes-of
the Merchant Marines: 1 00 Garden
ing: 2 JO Memory Book music. -:ub
News: 3:13 Music of the Masters:
4 40 University; 3 DO On Up-beat: 9 5$
Sports Review; IM News; 1:19 My
Country Sings: 9:30 Songs of the West:
7:19 EVe. Farm Hour: 8:00 Keyboard
Masters: 9 13 Juvenile Problems. 4 30
Music That Endures; 9:30 Nes; 9:49
Meoitauons
Annual Husband Night
Held by Friendly Club
SUNNYSIDE Friendly Hour
club sponsored the annual Hus
bands' night Friday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Neuen
schwander, assisted by Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Neueruchwander.
Those prewent were Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Burrett. Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Thomas, children Nadene
and Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Barr, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L.
Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mc
Neil, Miss Imogene McNeil. Mr.
and Mrs. Kehne Wain, daughter
Lou Anne, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Phillips, son Michael, Mr. and
Mrs. E. W. Hill.
Salem Worker living
In Orchard Heights
ORCHARD HEIGHTS. Feb. 27
(Special)-Wilfred Wilson of
Bremerton. Wash'., Is staying with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Wilson while employed at the
Farmers Union stoie in Salem.
He has purchase a small
farm near Roberts station, south
of Salem and his wife and family
will join him soon.
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Mot-day thru Friday
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Illinois Women Ieave
Following Visil Here
PRATUM. Feb. 27-(Sperial) -Mrs.
Charles Beesley and her
mother, Mrs. Kmily Smith, left
Monday for their home at Omir
ga. III., after visiting since De
cember at the Harold deVries
home. Vernon Charles deVries is
little grandson and great grand
son of the visitors.
WHEN NOT
TO USE
WITHHOLDING
RECEIPT
A SPEED: If yaw went to
know your tax quickly,
without waiting for th col
lector's notice. (Ye figure H
owt oei the short form.)
BKIND OF INCOME: If you
received moro thon $100
from dividends, intorest or
wag 99 not swbjoct to with
hording, or if yew received
any income from ony source
other I Hon wages, dividends
and intor3t. (Then you MUST
W90 form 1040.)
c.
BUSINESS EXPENSES: M
you have rental or?
pn909 or Io990 from 9ale or
exchange of property to do
duct in computing total its
come. (The90 can't be listed
on withholding roceipt.)
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AIS CORPS TO VACATK WACO
WASHINGTON. Feb. 27-UV
The army air forces today de
clared excess all of the Waco,
Tex army air field except a
small port weeded for use by re
serve air corpe personnel.
u.
til nil I
SPANISH LEGATION HAKMED
COPENHAGEN. Feb 77 -.)
Police said tonight that a hand
grenade was thrown into the
Winter Garden of the Spanish
legation during the evening No
one was injured but the building
was damaged.
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