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The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon Ni ne Girls think they are big potatoes when they have lots of eyes on them. Wednesday, January 21, 1942 CapHalJournal Classified Advertising Rates Per line 10c Per line, a times 25c Per line, 6 times 4Uc Per line, one month $1.25 Min. 25c 3 times min. 35c 6 times minimum 46c. Minimum Per Ad 25c cents. Want Ads must be in by 10 a.m. duy of publication For Sale Houses BUY FOR INVESTMENT! $21005 rm. piast. house. A-l cond. Well located, comp. roof, cement foun dation Would rent for $20 a mo. $3500 $500 down, buys 3 br. mod. home, 2 yrs. old. Liv. & dining has ) hardwood. EnRlewood dlst. L'. H. SANDERS. 231 N. High. 5838. al8' BUSINESS DISTRICT 4 rm. dwelling. $18 rental. Lot 50"xl65 Paved alley. $2000 caMi. H. P. GRANT, 620 Court. Ph. 8744 a 18 NICECO RNE RLOC ATION 6 rm. dwelling. BuMi and Leslie schools. Price $2000. Terms in reason. H. P. GRANT, 629 Court. Ph. 8744. al8 $32005 rms. As nook, close to Rich mond school, hardwood firs. In living & dining mis., baaement, furnace, fire place. MELVIN JOHNSON, REALTOR 725 Court St. Phone 3723 aia; It'Ts-HERE: $7500 House for $5950. The best 6 room house we can offer for the price. It's well built and In good residential dlst., near State bldgs. Ask to see it. See Mrs. Ellis with Child Miller, Realtors, 344 State St. Ph. 0261. a20 THESE"ARE BARGAINS: Sub. 8-rm. home. Auto. furn. City bus. Price $3300 $200 tin,, $30 per mo. JS-rm. home close in. Price $2100; $200 dn. $23 per mo. to inc. Taxes As ins. Sub. 4-rm. Lot 80x200 It. South. Base ment, furnace, fireplace. A Snap! Worth $500 more. ABRAMS As ELLIS. INC. 411 Masonic Bitter. Ph. 0155 or 3580. PLENTY OP' MONEY TO LOAN. NOW IS THE TIME TO RE-FINANCE. alO' ALMOSTNEW HOUSE: 2 bedrooms, bath, livlnff room, kitchen, lots of bullt-lns; garage, auto. heat. Will sell furn. or unfurn. $1500 unfum. Lot 60x150 on paved street. Call or write 246 Coolldge St., Sllverton, Ore, a 10 PRICES ARE GOING UP! IF YOU HAVE $250. INVEST NOW. LET ME SHOW YOU THESE 2 bedrooms As den. located close to schools. Total price $2150, Balance $26 per month. 4 bedrooms, basement As furnace; large lot, doublo gnrage. Total price $2650; $150 down, balance $25 per month, 1 These are sound values and should be taken advantage ofat once! ; MYRTON MOORE REAL ESTATE 100 N. Commcrctal.Sultc 17. alfl FOR SALE or LEASE Beautiful King wood Heights Cape Cod nome, carpet ed, two flrcplnces, nuto. oil heat. View with landscnplng complete. Reas- omtbic terms. Phone 4470 or 3573 for appointment. For Sale Farms 40 A., 22 A. pasture. Some timber, springs, creek, 7 A. nice berries, elect, house As burn. Prlco $5000, ' cash. Trade for Salem. O. H. SANDERS, 231 N. High. 5838. DUV FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS A few reasonably priced farms avail able. Inquire at the National Farm Loan ornce, 2ia Oregon mag. saiem.D' For Sale Acreage I A., oak timber, small house. Inside plumb., elect. iiouu. Your terms. 10 A., 7 cultiv., 1 A. timber; creek 4-room house, new barn As gar. Elect. $2500. Terms. C. H. SANDERS, 231 N. High. 5838. k DD1H ' UNIMPROVED 5 A., all fir timber, $000. 15 A., creek, timber. $1275. 20 A., A-l soil, $3000. 4 5'7 A.. $100 down. $000. C. H. SANDERS, 231 N. High. 5838. bbl8" A REAL BUY 7 A. Extra good land. Creek bottom, 2'.i A. choice berries, fruit trees, house 4 rms., large attic. Barn, shed As good well. Owner leaving state, cut price to $1800. Equity cash $850, bal. at (10 per month IncludliiK taxes. See my agents louis hcciuci or Maoei ncea ham, 341 State, Room 4. bbl8' Directory BUILDING MATERIAL SAND. Gravel, Crushed Rock. Paving. Salem Supply Co. Phone 8561. o EXCAVATING EXCAVATING of all kinds: basements dug, dirt hauled or moved. Dirt fot sale. SEE Ben Otjen & Sons, Ph. 3080 EXCAVATING of all kinds: basements " dug. dirt hauled or moved. Dirt for saie. saicm Sand & Gravel Co. 840B, Oflorist B relthaupt's for flowers. Dial 9105, o FUNERAL DIRECTORS Terwllliger Funeral Home. Ph. 6028. o o WALKER As HOWELL Funeral Home, 645 N. Capitol St. Phone 3672. o" MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTNS Special: all 3, Collier's American. W.H. C. 14 mos. $4. Time 8 mo. $2.67. Mrs. Paul Hauser, 025 Saginaw. P. 7828. 034 PAPERING-PAINTING EXPERT workmanship. Phone 4325. o PLUMBING REPAIRS Plumbing, general repair work. Grabcr Bros. 154 S. Liberty. Ph. 6594. o TRANSFER & STORAGE Local or distance transfer storage, Burner oils, briquets. Trucks to Port land daily. Agent Pierce Auto Freight, including California points. Larmer Transfer Ac Storage. Phone 8131. o' TYPEWRITERS All makes Sold. Rented and Repaired. Ncedham's Book Store. 465 State St. o WlNDOW CLEANING 'NEW DEAL WINDOW CLEANINC1 CO Windows-Floors-Woodwork. P. 0337. o WOOD SAWING AND HOUR WORK. Ph. 7073. Journal Want Ads Pay Ain't It a Grand and WHEN VOUE ALWAYS eEEMtD TO ee. IOOKINS FOR WORK- AND RAISINS A LARSe PAtvMLV KEEPS VOUR. BANK ACCOUNT GROUNDED MObT OF THE TIME- For Sale Acreage 1' A. SUBURBAN! BUS. PAVEMENT! $4200 $600 down. bal. $30 mo., Inc. taxes, Int.. Ins. 5 room mod., unt. attic, lato built. Dining & living extra large. All rooms hardwood. C. H. SANDERS, 231 N. High. 5838. bblB' i; ACRE EAST 3 rm- garage house, oiled road, elec tric range service, pressure water. Valuation $1200. Sell or apply on home to $2500. H. P. GRANT. 520 Court. Ph. 6744. bb!8 80 A., 19 ml. from Salem, 1 ml. from paved road, easy to get out. 60 of It nice on 1c timber. No waste land, $25 per acre MELVIN JOHNSON, REALTOR 725 Court St. Phone 3723 bbl8' 1 ACRE and 5-room modem home mo basement), utility room, unfinished attic, close In East. City school dis trict. Price $3250; $150 down, and $30 a month. Very neat 4-room new house and ' acre about 1 mile N. Salem on River Road. PHA terms. Price $3200. S. M. EARLE 208 N. High St. bblB' Real Estate Wo Invito vour 'Tor Sale" listings if fairly priced HAWKINS & ROBERTS. INC., Realtors. Guardian Bldg. Wanted Real Estate WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for houses, small acreages & farms and some can p:iy $200 to $500 down, to buy. rent, sell or exchange property, see Louis Bechtel or Mabel Need- ham, 341 State, Room 4. If you can't call, write. cnJ8 WE HAVE cash buyers for houses, $2000 and $3500. List your houses and farms with us. C. H. SANDERS, 331 N. High. 3838. , ca20 WANTED 5 to 20 acre tract, not over 6 or 7 miles from Salem, with timber, year around crock and fair bldgs. Will purchase on reasonable terms. Call at Hatfield Used Car Market. 351 N Liberty, ca20 Exchange Real Estate EXCHANGE Los Angeles, Calif., sub urban home and income, value $14,500. Mortgage $2760. Want farm. Owner. Box 223, Rosemead, Calif. cb20 Business Opportunities IP IT'S A BUSINESS YOU WANT, SEE THE MAN WHO SELLS THEM I will provide auditor's report, tax statements and satisfactory bank ref erences on all business handled by this office. MYRTON MOORE REAL ESTATE 180 N. Com'l. Suite 17 cdl8 Major Oil Company has fully equip ped service station ior lease, uanon age rental. Ph. 7676. cdl9 Furniture For Sale Storewlde January Low Prices NASH FURNITURE CO. Look I New platform rockers $12.95; velour covers; new guaranteed Inner Spring mattress, rcg. $27.60, now $i4.B5, in the carton, f.o.b. store. New $39.50 9x12 wool Ax. rug. $26.60: new 9x12 Belgium rugs, leaf design, sie.ou; o-pc. orcaKrast sets fiu.aa. - - Easy Terms - -Compare Our Prices CASH - TERMS - TRADE d20' January Clearance SHOP THE NASH FURNITURE CO. "For Better Buys" Large Stock - 3 floors - 2 warehouses Cash Terms Trade d20- Auctions HX GRADE AUCTION r ui uivuic ot tuiUlMlinKS OI o omeni I homes will be sold Thursday night, 8 p.m. snarp at tne f. n. woodry Auc tion As Furniture Mart., Jan. 22nd, 10 jo w. summer St., saicm. Consisting of 4'V Kelvlnator refrlger ator. late model Hotpoint electric ranse with deen well ennker. nrlv I new velour davenport suite. 4-piecs i walnut bedroom suite, springs and mattress, 2 33 Jennie Llnd beds. springs Ac innersprlng mattresses, roll top desk, walnut dlnett table As 6 chairs, like new Spinet desk; occasion al chatr, smoking table, mohair da venport suite, rust club chair, 9x12 Axminster rug Ae pad, studio couch, art tapestry davenport, electric wash ing machine, white breakfast set. 2 dressers. 2 used linoleum rugs, I E S. lamp, table lamps, radio, rockers, elec tric irons, dishes, tools A: hundreds of other useful items. Note: This Is a Big Sale and It will pay you to attend. Terms: Cash. F. N. Ai GLENN WOODRY. Auction eers. Ph. 5110, Salem. See us to Buy. Soli or Trade. ddl8 For Sale Livestock FARMERS! We Pay 60c per hundred for dead and worthless livestock. Phone Salem 64i: collect MONTGOMERY RENDERING WORKS 24 CONTRACTORS ,2151 XX ffSn r, A, G.ABlltSMtft V y -,TF- f VA -rCh'tnn Sun Sifd.rif Glorious Feeling?cuB.SBr". AND LAV-OFPS WERE ALWAVS HOVEPlNfi OMINOUSLY OVERHEAD - AND THEN! A WHOLE FLOCK OP OEFeNSE JOBS AIN'T IT A GRAND AN' -c i m 6LORIOUS FCet-IN' I THb JOB'LL L, 'TAKE AT LEAST A VEAR.JOE. DONT LISTEN TO HIM, JOE! WE AbKBO HOW ABOUT VOU FIKbT. For Sale Livestock ATTENTION! Will remove dead As worthless stock in a moment's notice. SALEM FER TILIZER &i BY-PRODUCTS. Ph. 50U0 Collect, (no other phone). c For Sale Wood 16"01dFlr. Phone 9456. ce42 400 ou ft. load $11.50. Phone 6217 ee2B Prune Wood. Phono 2-2129. ee21 Wonted Help " MIDDLE aged single man to drive wood truck. 1730 N. Front. e20" WANTED: Real estate snlesman to handle city property. Phone 5838. g20- Wanted: Wood cutters. 645 Ferry. , R20 2-room fur. apt.; lights; water; $2.25 weck.1200 Oak. Ph. 6276. r20' Want Girl to learn Cafe workMust be willing worker. Write Dining Car Cafc,TaIt, Orc gio Glrlwantedfor hsewk.Th. 3355. gl9 Can use 2 middle aged salesmen. Call at 228 Oregon Bldg. gi9 Experienced Cook. Up town restau rnnt. Bx. 416. Capita) Journal. glO Real Estate salesman with car. P. 6744. BlB" Reliable Girl for general housework and care of children. Ago 18 to "W. Ph. 8270. gia Wanted Positions EXP. STENO Full or part time work. Box 420, Capital Journal. h20 Housework by hour. Ph. 5715. h24 For Rent BANCROFT'S. 5822 or 7402. cottage. Ph. J20- 1 RM. furn. garage hse. Lgts., gas. wat. 10 mo. Vac. Jan. 26. 041 N. Cottage. J20- 50 .Exclusive furnished apartment. $20 5 rooms with base., furnace. $254 rms., furn., light As water. Other houses, $20. C. H. SANDERS, 231 N. High. 5833. J19 2 RM. furn. apt., and 2 rm. furn. 0PLwlt!L batlK 330 3. 14th. J23 Very nice mod. furn. apt. 463 N. Front. J23 4 R. hse.. 7 ml. out. Unf. $0 mo. Phone 22014. j20 2-rm. furn. apt.; lights, water, furn. $1 2 . 1341 Wallc rS t J 2 0 Desirable furnished modern Apt. Laundry rm., adults. 785 Ferry. J22 2-r. apt. $15; 152 S. 13th. P. 5222. J22 5R. E. Salem, wired E.R. Garage. $20. 7r. house N. Salem. $15 mo. Other houses E. B. PERRINE. Ph. 5884; JIB" 7-Rm. home, 386 Bellevuc. 1411 State. 5 Room furn. or unfurn. reasonable to party who will give owner's care. 915 South 12th. JIB 5 rm. hse. $22.50. 573 S. 10th. P. 0556. J22 1 As 2 rm. apt. 435 Division. 2 Bed Room Furn. House, Feb. 1, $25. Adults Phone 9048. j NEW 3 rm. apt., close In. Refrig., range. Private entrance. Ph. 8134. J20 Hse.2 rms., fur, .gar. 403 N. 20th. J20 Attr. 3-R. Mod. Apt. 658 Center. J20 3-Rm. modem apt., private bath 818 N. Liberty. Ph. 9738. J20 6-RM. Farm House, wood range, elec tricity, bath, gar.: garden space. $15 mo. 3 ml. N. Brooks, Pac. Hy Box 81. no Mod. Small Apt. Close In. Ph. 9520. HO 3-Rm Court Apt. comp. furn. Elect, stove, ref., walk dlst. 883 Bellevie. Will rent by week. J23 Pianos, $2 mo. H. L. Stiff Furn. Co. 1' Comfortable Rooms, close In. Ph. 3048, Call B a.m. to 8 p.m. J2 9 Sleeping room at 725 Court St. J Room and Board Board & Rms. Mrs. Estep, 850 E St. JJ42 Lost and Found LOST: Brindle Sc white dog, male, part bull terrier. "Mickey." Rew. Ph. 5684. klB' LOST Tire chain, near Roberts sta tion. Rew. G. S. Higglns, Rt. 3. Bx 900. k20 LOST Keepsake brooch: black with pearls Lost Monday between Ferry and Knapp street on High. Return to Capital Journal and receive reward. k21 LOST Part Chow male dog: answers "Sine Toy." Contact Pound Master. Ph. 3155, 20 Miscellaneous Dental Plate Repair 2 HOUR SERVICE IN MOST CASES DR. HARRY SEMLER, DENTIST Adolph Bide State A; Commercial SALEM Phone 3311, m Automobiles We Did It Before! We Can Do It Again! SELL LIFETIME GUARANTEED USED CARS FOR LESS $?.$ 41 DODGE DELUXE SEDAN, fluid drive. 8000 miles. '41 PLYMOUTH SPECIAL DELUXE SEDAN '41 DODGE "LUXURY LINER" CUS TOM COUPE "41 PLYMOUTH SPECIAL DE LUXE COUPE '40 DODGE CUSTOM DELUXE SE DAN, low mileage '39 PLYMOUTH DELUXE SEDAN, radio and heater. TRUCKS '40 Dodge Pickup, perfect condition, good tires '40 Dodge 1-Ton chassis and cab, good tires '38 Federal Ton, chassis and cab, A-l rubber Hubbard Motor Co. Dodge and Plymouth Dist. 625 CHEMEKETA ST. PH. 4110. Automobiles CASH For Your Car or Equity No Waiting. No Red Tape BURGOYNE MOTOR CO 440 Center St. Salem PHONE 21535 q' TOP CASH PRICE FOR YOUR USED CAR OR EQUITIES - ANY MAKE ARNSBAROER MOTOR CO. 365 N. Commercinl. (flQ For Sale Miscellaneous USED electric rcIriKcrntors. S20.50 and iip. Easy terms. Good Housekeeping. Inc.. 453 Court St. n" USED wood circulator heaters. 19,50 and up. Easy terms. GOOD HOUSE KEEPING. INC., 45a CourtSt. n" USED DUO-THERM oil hratcr. $39.50. Terms. GOOD HOUSEKEEPING, INC.. 453 Court St. n LATE model 8 tube Stewart-Warner console radio. J20.50. Easv terms. GOOD HOUSEKEEPING, INC., 453 Court SI. n' Shepherd puppies, out o( good work stock. 2 mo. old. Males $5. females $3. Earl L. ConklliiR. Rt. 3. Molalla. Ore. Near Yoder store. Ph. Needy 28-P253. n 18 Thcmpatlc carbon sunlamp & stand for ultra-violet or infra red treat ment. Cost $37.50. Price. $7.50. P. 5958. n20 $125 Combination Radio & Phono graph, Used 1 month. $78; 10-tube radio $7.50.-325 S. Winter. n21 White Sewing Machines Liberal Trade-in Allowance on Old Machines. HOGG BROS. Salem A: Oregon y) Wanted Miscellaneous WANTED : Wood In exchange for optical service. Phone 81 18. na20T WANTED room and board, close in; for working mother; small family. Bx. 419, Capital Journal. na20 TO TRADE: Radio for wood. See Mr. Jams. Geo. C. Will Mustlc Store. nalO W A NT EDAT lT Logs, 4 ViT ft. and 6 ft long. Pay $10 to $14 for 6-ft. cord de livered. Standard Handle Mfg. Co.. Dallas, Ore. 302 MHJerAve. naj3 Walnuts, Filberts & Nut Mcata. Klor- fcin Packlnc Co., 460 N. Front. Personal Mrs. Martin, psychologist, advisor. 474 N. Liberty. Ph. 4960. Appoint, onlv. P23' When In trouble, doubt or suspense consult Madam Frances, palmist, on all affairs of life. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Riv erside Auto Camp, across bridge. p21 Reading, accurate, depend. 2361 State. p!0 Palmist. P. 4263. Hazel Barton. 1445 B. P36- Automobiles '37 DeSOTO Coupe, A-l condition, ra dio, heater. 5 new tires. Call 5178. 464 N. Liberty St. q20 '20 MODEL A 'i ton pickup, new bat tery. 75 rubber. $50. Phone 9533 q23 Sell '39 Plymouth Coupe. 28.000 mi. Like new throughout; scat covers; good tires. Ph. 4023. q20 1930 Reo Sedan; good rubber. Priced below book. 710 N. High St. q20 '41 Bulck Sedan; exc. cond., radio, heater. Ph. 3442 days; 5923 nights. q22 1931 Model A Ford Coupe. Good con- dltlon 1363 Saginaw. q 20 '41 Plymouth 4-pass. Coupe. 5000 mi. New tires. Radio, heater, drf rosters, 60 extra equip. Call 4570; 1065 Jef ferson St. ql8 Financial WANTED Private loan of $2000 on 20 A. of highly productive river bot tom orchard. Will pay off at $500 per year plus interest at 5. Box 418. Capital Journal. r20 HAVE $2000 to loan on good security, orb. cnaries vick, huh . tiign St. rl O A T7T7"Rcflnancc at 5 on quall Ort. V 12j tying mortgage loans. No brokerage. J. E. Law. P. 51 13 or 3136. r A U T 0 LOANS Willamette Credit Co. 5th FLOOR OUARDIAN BUILDINO License No. M-159. r We loan on farm, residential & busl ne property Win buy morteRRfS. contracts. HAWKINS 4t ROBERTS INC.. Realtors. GuardlanBlda r QUICK CASH LOANSAirPlani. GENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION Llccn.'!! No. 5-138 136 S. Commercial St. r' WANTED PRIVATE MONEY TO LOAN on Good Salem Ral Estate Will Pv ff". Interest W. H. ORABENHORST As CO. REALTORS I" Automobiles '38 OLDS 6 CYL. DELUXE SEDAN, radio and heater 38 PONTIAC 6 CYL. DELUXE SE DAN 37 DODGE DELUXE SEDAN, com plete overhaul '37 PLYMOUTH DELUXE SEDAN, 37 CHEVROLET MASTER TWO DOOR SEDAN, radio 35 DODGE DELUXE SEDAN 34 DODGE DELUXE SEDAN "3a PLYMOUTH DELUXE SEDAN Financial PHA LOANS 80 23 rs. !; Inter estsHawkins & Roberts, Inc. r' AUTO AND TRUCK LOANS Contracts refinanced to reduce pay ments. Money for new or used cars. No delay or red tape. You will retain possession of the vehicle. 1 to U0 MONTHS TO PAY Roy H. Simmons 136 South Commercial Street Phone 01GB Lie. No M-152. r- AUTO LOANS PERSONAL LOANS CALKINS FINANCE CO. "Salem's Persona) Loan Center" 315 Court St. Salem Phone 4446 State License S -228 M -278. FARM and CITY LOANS Quality Mortgage Loans at 4',jr where loan doos not exceed 50 of present value. Not an FHA loan. Prompt service - Minimum details. We offer a 5r.r rate on loans of larger percentage or value. Will pay Cash for Real Estate Con tracts and Second Mortgages. CAPITOL SECURITIES COMPANY 207 Pioneer Trust Bldg. Ph. 7162. r Legal NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN. That L. I. Snyder, lian been duly appointed as the Rcuninmrator or tne estate ot Andrew O. Snyder, nlso known as A. C. Snyder, by the. Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, ior tne county oi Marion. Probate Dc partment. and any and all persons havlns cin-iiif, annum said esime are hereby re fjucsted to present same, duly verified as oy law required, at my place oj reslder RI'D No. 2 Aurora. Marlon County. Oi son, within six months from the date of tne iirsi puoncaiion Of mis notice. Date of first publication, January 31st, 104J, Date of last publication, February 18th. 1942. L. T. SNYDER, Administrator of the Estate of Andrew C. (A. C.) Snyder. Deceased. Ralph 0. Zimmerman. Odd Fellows fltda.. Canby, Oregon, Attorney for Aonumsirator. Jan. 31, 28, Feb. 4, 11, 18 Winter r Wild Rice Mold 3 cups cooked wild rl 4 tablespoons butter, tire ted cup nice a celery 3 tablespoons chopped onlom U teaspoon salt teaspoon pepper Mix ingredients, press Into hot buttered mold. Bake 10 minutes in pan hot water in moderate oven, Unmold quickly. Serve with glblet gravy. Winter Salad 2 tablespoons granulated gelatin i cup cold water I cup boiline water or beet Juice 13 cup susar cup vincitar 3 tablespoons lemon juice teaspoon salt l'j cups diced cooked beets 'i cup diced celery i teaspoon garlic salt 'optional) 1 teaspoon minced parssley '4 teaspoon finely chopped onions Soak gelatin 5 minutes. Dissolve in boiling water, add sugar, 'vin egar, lemon juice. Cool until part ly thick. Add Ingredients. Pour into shallow mold. Chill until firm, and cut. Steamed Carrot Pudding 1 cup trated raw carrots I cup grated raw potatoes l'i cup Hour 1 cup darlc brown susar I teaspoon soda 1 teaspoon bakins powder l3 teaspoon salt 'a cup chopped r alii as j cup currants H cup chopped candled fruit peel cup broken nuts 1 teaspoon vanilla 3 tablespoon fat. melted 1 teaspoon cinnamon 'i teaspoon cloves t rai, beaten Mix Ingredients. Half-fill butter ed mold. Cover tightly and steam 3 hours. Serve hot with lemon. orange or rum sauce. Annual production in the United States of chemical firo extinguishers of the portable type is valued by the 28 factories in the Industry at $9, B.rao, according to the census bureau. Jfantrij, f- alter Tire Rationing Order Amended Washington, Jan. 21 A two point amendment to the government's or der restricting sules of new tires was announced today by Ploris Nagel voort, tire rationing administrator, on receipt of information from Washington, D. C. The amendment modifies the pro hibition on sales of 6- and 8-pIy in all popular passenger car and light truck sizes and Imposes full ration ing restrictions on truck tires for vehicles 10 years old or more. Nagelvoort emphasized that to day's amendment does not mean that there has been any change in Uie tire situation but simply repre sents a minor adjustment made aft er investigations. "Not a single tire has been added to our supplies," the administrator stated; "strict rationing is still the order of the day so that our abso lutely essential public health and safety services can continue to op erate." "Eligible" users of light truck size tires according to the new amend ment now can buy any ply of tire 4, 6 or 8 if they can obtain the re quired certificate from their ration ing board. Formerly only 4-ply tires could be purchased by light truck operators. To obtain 6 or 8-ply passenger car type tires under the amendment the "eligible user" must prove to the satisfaction of his ra tioning board that a 4-ply tire will not serve his needs. Previously no 6 or 8-ply passenger car tires could be sold to anyone. By subjecting tires of sizes used by trucks 10 years old or more to the full restrictions of the rationing program the amendment limits their sale to "eligible" users only. No change is made in the "obso lete" sizes of passenger car type tU'cs for vehicles 10 years old or more. (Continued rrom Pago 3) Buch, color bearers; Mary Entress, musician. Guests will be present from sev eral tents In the Willamette valley and from Portland. ... Hnycsvllle Duo to conflicting ar rangements, the meeting of the Hayesvllle Womnn's club will be held at the home of Mrs. David Grelg Thursday afternoon of this week instead of the date previously announced. Mi's. Albert stettler and Mrs. Georgo Carey are arranging the program. ST rt I never answer letters from the love-lorn. In fact, I very rarely re ceive them; but one that sounds much more like the work of a jester than a "Jilted maiden" asks a question that tempts me to answer. I might add that Judging from the writing, the letter looks genuine. It says: "I was engaged to a man in his late thirties who seemed devoted to me. After he had given me a beautiful engagement ring and also a dia mond watch and had taken part in the party given to announce our engagement, and after the date had been set for the wedding and my trousseau had been bought, he suddenly informed me by mail that his family had objections to me that he could not marry against their wishes. That was the final curtain! "I have been quite HI since then, and have not yet sent back his presents. Today a friend came pur posely to tell me that I was the third victim to be given the same ring, the same diamond wrist watch I I'd like to end this chain engage ment idea of his and not return either of these gifts to him. It might make it less convenient for him to gather in a new victim! Do you think the idea has any justifi cation, or do you still Insist that the girl send back his ring?" As already said, the situation docs not sound real though it may be. So my answer is perhaps not quite real cither, but anyway I am tempt ed to suggest that you sell the jewels and divide the "spoils" with the two other ex-fiancees and buy Defense Bonds with the proceeds. How to End 'Phone Conversation Dear Mrs. Post: When someone telephones and begins a conversa tion which from experience I know will go on and on, how can I end the conversation somewhere before too long, without appearing rude? Answer: Explain truthfully any one of the reasons why you can't talk any longer. For example: "I have to go the baby Is crying"; or "Mrs. Neighbor has Just come in"; or "My front door bell is ringing I've got to answer it!" or "I'm due at Red Cross in fifteen minutes," etc. Writing on Engraved Invitations Dear Mrs. Post: Is it improper to write persona messages across formal-engraved invitations? In a few instances I would like to urge someone to come or let her know that a long lost friend will be present. Answer: I think it would be much better to enclose a card, or merely Major Victory Won By Reds at Rv DeWHt (WW. World The Russian recapture of is a victory of major importance and one which may well ex pand into further crcat successes in the imnilintn future. Mozhaisk, which sits astride the Moscow-Smolensk railway, has been ; the anchor for the center of thei"" Ule apex of a great nazl winter defense line. The Ger- Uallent which the invaders had mans had fortified this key pasi- j driven into the red defense. In tion heavily and were depending on!deed' tl,e Muscovites report that the it mightily for their spring offen sive which would be calculated to make an early capture of the Soviet capital. Forced to Withdraw With the fall of Mozhaisk, how ever, the whole German center- hundreds of miles of the fightlng llne up and down the Moscow sec torpresumably will be forced to pull back to a great depth in order Yocum to Head Junior Y Board Donald Yocom, for five years a Y.M.C.A member, was elected last night as president of the Junior board of director of the V. This of fice holds the responsibility of the boys' work division. The responsi bility of the president is not only to direct his board, but to report progress of the boys' work division monthly to the senior board of dir ectors, Chosen as vice-president last night was Brenner Lutht. Secretary of the board, with Its responsibili ties, whs again placed on the shoul ders of Richard Yocom, while the office of treasurer was tendered Ted Corbctt. Members of the board who were present last night were: Frank Ben nett, Jr., retiring president, who concluded nn efficient and success ful term; Bill Poorman, Richard Yocom, James Tryon, Brenner Lu thl, Conrad Cook, James Shawver, Ted Corbett, Glenn Barrett, Don Yocom and Bob Seamster. Committees appointed for the year by the incoming president were: membership Ted Corbett, Bob Seamster, Glenn Barrett, James Tryon, BUI Poorman, and Frank Bennett; hobby shop Ted Corbett; lobby Glenn Garrett, Conrad Cook; movies Bill Poorman; gym Jim Shawver, Conrad Cook, Glenn Garrett, Bob Seamster; swimming Jim Tryon; gleemen Brenner Luthl; Older Boys' confer ence Frank Bennett. small slip of paper, on which you write the message. After going to the trouble of having your in vitatlons engraved it seems a shame to spoil their effect. cmllT Post's two booklets. 'Th Etl- nuciie or wracimas," ana "The Etiquette of Letter WniliiK," really beloni In every lioine. Send ten cenU In coin and a tlirer.ccnt stamp for each booklet or dered. Address Emily Post, co Capital Journal. P. O. Box 75, Station O, New York. H. T. ACROSS 1. Tiiirn 7. Meal 13. Floworlnf nhnib 14. An' lent ofllciala 15. Oarb in. KAtidafCA 17. Uay of lh wcfk: abbr. IS. Pplondor 20. I'mnuun 21. Arcs 24. Make lacfl xn. Drudged .12. Sofas 31. Cry of the eat 3S. I-alr nfi. Steeples 39. Cherry color 43. Chum AU. Hon of Reth Ad. JlfcrHtetl 47. Milkftsh 1S. Mark of a. blow 4!. U": Frnnrh ht. Particular! 62. Lhemical Armed conflicts mnol 27. Mori. id 61. Ancient Greek respiratory Jndgd sound fifi. Rmall hound 24. Orcnn of vision .r9. Make possible 23. Mrdlrjnal 80. Seditious I plant tumult i ' 2 3 4 K h Is P l" u tzrzzzSz 42 p33f 3T 35 7?r;ir trTi 5 33T33 F33 7f7S Mozhaisk Mackenzie Wt AiiiUHl Mozhaisk, onnosite Moscow. 10 straighten the front, for Uilj Hitlerites are retreating along the Smolensk road of tragic Napoleonic memories. Withdrawal of a big army under enemy pressure is always a desper ate undertaking. It is doubly so when it has to be engineered through deep snows and in sub zero weather, particularly for troops which are unequipped for such wea ther and now have been deprived of their shelter of winter quarters and must shift for themselves in the death-dealing winds of the steepes. Face Disaster The position is one which certainly holds potential disaster for the na zis. It depends on whether the Rus sians are able to exploit their cap ture of Mozhaisk before the Ger mans are able to retire to fresh positions and reestablish their line. Yesterday I called your attention to the threat In the Japanese cap ture of the airbase of Tavoy in Bri tish Burma. Since then combined Japanese and Siamese (Thai) for ces have struck toward the Burmese port of Moulmein, though the Bri tish report that the drive was checked nenr the Thai land -Burma frontier town of Myawaddi. Now the extension of the Jap anese attack to Burma is most dis quieting. As pointed out in yester day's column, were the Japs able to gain control of Bupma they would at once have cut the Burma road and thereby fairly well isolate China from the outside world, and would have gained a powerful base tar operations against India. To CutOff China Loss of the Burma road obviously would be a catastrophe for the al lies in the far east since It would cut the Chinese off from their main supply route. And today the Chin ese press Is appealing to the United States and Britain for huge quan tites of war materials. But beyond this, there Is srwtll doubt that the Japanese are getting set for a possible attempt to wrpst. the Indian empire from Great Bri tain. That has been one of Nippon's great dreams for long years. It's been one of Germany's for that mat ter. There 1 no reason to suppose that the British aren't holding Bur ma in strength. They also have a large standing army of natives In India. However. If the Japs should succeed in getting hold of Burma It would present a serious menace to India proper. The gravity of this situation would be vastly increased If the Nipponese should also cap ture Singapore, for that would give them a sea route between Singa pore and Sumatra to reach their base In Burma. Sclo Mr. and Mrs. Cecil W. Mill er, Scio grade school instructors, are enroute to Wayne, Neb., ac companying the body of Mrs. Mill er's mother, Mrs, Vivian Klopping, 49, who died at Salem, January 10. A Pacific lodge No. 50 AF & AM. 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