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R Capital Journal. Salrm. Ore.. Wednesday. Fen. 21. 1945 Strong Post-war Fleet Needed Says Secretary Forrestal Washington, Feb. 21 'fT'. A strong postwar fine! is not incom patible with international collaboration, says Navy Secretary Forrestal, because "the means to conduct war must be in the 'hands of those who hate war." Stocks Decline On Tax Rumors New York, Feb. 21 'U.B Slocks had their widest decline of the year today on what Wall street interpreted as a federal rptnrrp rtrix'r to pliniiliaiP all speculation from tho markets. world, more ships must be built Transactions, though slight ly f,urinK the next three years not under veslordav. exceeded the only 1" "forearm ourselves million'sharc mark for the 18th gainst heavier losses as we ap consccutivc full session. ! proach Japan," but to maintain Principal reason Riven for the j and increase the present "tre nccline was the recommendation j mendous margin'' of power. of Mariner S. Eceles. chairman of the federal reserve board, that h wartime excess profits tax he applied to speculative gains on stocks and real estate. However, technical factors also played a part since the market had rien for eight straight ses sions to new highs for more than seven years. Approach of the holiday tomorrow also brought In some evening up operations. The Eccles statement con- an "alert nucleus" of the ef firmrd in the Wall street mind j fective logistics organization de recent rumors the federal re- veloped in wartime would have serv planned to eliminate all margin trading. That rumor has neither been confirmed or denied by the federal. Losses were reduced before the close by several favorable factors, including the regular dividend on American Tele phone and publication of sev eral favorable corporation re ports. Railroad shares met support. Chrysler came back a point from its low. American Tele phone rose on the dividend. Selective buying by investors brought some gains of a point or better. American Smelting continued strong In the nonfer rows metals. Gold and silver mining issues made new highs on inflation hedging. Taxicab Unions Plan Strike Washington, Feb. 21 U, P) Labor's long-simmering revolt against government reluctance to grant wage Increases broke out into the open today with the decision of Ihe powerful l.pxlilc workers' union (CIO) to 'aban don its nn-strikc pledge. The decision came just a few houri before the war labor board approved wage Increases fnr 54.000 textile and 1-10,000 packing house workers. WLB ruled, however, that its wage awards could not take ef fect until it had ironed out a dispute with Economic Stabiliz er Fred M. Vinson over the quesiinn of price relief. Em i 1 Rieve, president of the textile- union, rharRCd in New j "as aimecl lu.itl new members York thai Ihe order "merely durinq the past year, it was re confirms the union position t lint ported Tuesday riurinu Ihe au dio board is no longer a free j "t'al stale convention of Ihe or auenl. able lo make ils own de- Ionization heiug held at Ihe risior.s." Chamber of Commerce. The "tn effecl." he said, "the . convention, nriqinally scheri board says that it recognized I "' Cnrvallis on a Ihrer- thc fact that cotton-rayon lex- day basis, was transferred lo tile workers receive suhstan- Salem and cut to a single day dard wages bill that it cannot ! at Ihe request of ODT. give them what equity and jus- The convention attracted ap lice demand because Vinson has : proximately ITS delegates and lied the board's hands." Nut Growers Meet Portland Monday Tnvitatinn is fining out lo all j representative of the Oregon nut growers to attend the an- L'nion. mini meeting of the filberts and ! .John Sheperd of Scio gave a walnut marketing development report concerning the state committee which will bo held at board's deliberations and the the Central Library, Portland, budget for the fiscal year. Ar bct wren 1 0th and II ih on Yam- thur Roho, editor of the official lull. Monday. February 2(i at I publication of the Oregon l'nion "'10 ) m. i was introduced and briefly out - R.-nort of the activities of the lined what he will attempt to committee fur l!M4 will be do. The legislative report was made, a panel discussion will be ; given by Wendell Ruriett of held end as an especial feature (Jorw.is, Marion county presi Fred W. Read of the California , dent, while Mrs, Alma Know or Fruit Kxchangc will tell how of I'olk cminly. state education PunUist built a M ."lO.OOil.Ouo m - al and young potple's leader, re nt-EC biiMiicss The announce- ported for licr department, ment states that this will be; Th." convention closed Tuos Ihp trost important nireting the t day afternoon w ith the ronsid f.!'nert and walnut market do-jpration of resolution's, election vrlopment committer ever held. ! nf officers and an address by All se.i!s will be free with no 11. O Holph. l"esrrvnt ions. t Up Ceiling Prices On Bottom Fish roi-tland. Ore,, Feb 21 1" The ceiling on bottom fih whic'i Astoria fishcinii-u have Iom2 contended was too low-- lam in biii tn . fv.nl tMVU . ".71 ll'A IlUltlhll T0UR1US Do You Hate HOT FLASHES? If you suffer from hot flnhf. feel vpaIc, nervoim, m bit blue m times ell due to tins functlounl "mltldle apo" period perulUr to women try Lydin E. rinkham's Vrgemble Com pound to relieve inch rmpioni Mftd etpepldlly for women helpi nature! Follow label direction!. IYDIA E. PINKHAM'S SKJfJilo The secretary, in his annual report to the president, said the United States and her al lies should keep fleets "capa ble of controlling the world's oceans,' prepared to fight, if necessary, "for a world order in which our way of life can endure." While the United States navy is already the largest in the "The greater our strength, the sooner our victory," he said. Knrreslal's report, his first as secretary and the first an nual report of the department in I wo years, was limited by restrictions of war to discus sions of logistics, production, re search, trainir. health and fi nance. He said the sol u I ion of the problem of preserving in peace a profound effect on naval or ganization and policy. Navy production, he said, reached a peak by June, 1944, "which probably need not be exceeded." Production of "capi tal equipment," such as ships, planes, guns and bases, had be gun a gradual decline, while production of 'expendable" ma terial, ammunition, fuel, cloth ing and repair parts, continued to increase with the tempo of the fighting. Ship complel ions set a rec ord in the 1944 fiscal year, 42, 248 naval craft aggregating 4, 483.947 Ions. These included .12.814 landing craft, 355 aux iliaries, 954 patrol and mine craft, 6887 small boats, 580 dis trict craft, and 678 combatant ships. Combatant vessels com pleted included a battleship, six 27,000 tons aircraft carriers, four 1000 ton light carriers, 69 escort carriers, 13 cruisers, 115 destroyers, 399 destroyer es corts and 71 submarines. Plane acceptances of all types lotnlrd more than 29,000, an increase of 80 percent over the preceding year. Forrestal said the navy is still giving its best efforts to solv ing Ihe problem of rotating per sonnel so that men overseas for long periods may come home on furlough. Farmers' Union In Convention Th Oregon Fflrrnprs' Union was presided over by Amnion (nice, stale president. C'.rtce, a : dclegale to the national conven tion at Denver, t'nlo,, cave a I report of Dial meeting as did ; Ronald K. .tones, slate vice president who was t ho official was up three rents a pound to- Th- ditrirl OVA said in creases on flounder, sole and cod were allowed to encourage frozen processing of winter cnu.uht fish. HEALTH TO YOUI Corrccl Jtetraf, Colon Ailment I1mfrfSfi'ti (P1pi1, T: ntfl. 'lUilfl. H.m'rt (Hi;' 1 lufl rlfiittny Jmallh -pfw. I lf arn-obtlitr fri'CT lil Oi r mttihid of Itdntmont 1 'CCPlnlij( milo(l Irn 31 t .v-. i j .i lffw. Ca iint!nniiina4 j or lanii lot I'KllE booklet. I Oren tw.ng. Men., V. ed , hi, 7 lo S M Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC (h)' iff (on and Sirtjean N r Tim r XntiH nrH Cfir4 T: rn ill R rvf'iftH M f-on it " Market Quotations TArlUnd FaiUide Markrt A p'ii'.up demand (or pi'a'w on '''' larni'iV a-i-.de ,iifl" mar'" v srf:;T.fd '0 th? lame' i'trii: ,n in.-uiv !i'fi. today, as -xrr ii,.m'.e Id : iO fnr No 1.. Fniil.i And ex a " -s .'.:.; .11 demand. Ofppn cahbsr 7j rm'., '."iy o-d nary irt 12 fnr io:i.rl. Hf-nv a r iil:f IdWfr rraif. H"roi: 2 'ii an. 'r,r. ed Cirffn hrocroli to : "i0 It,;. .rmi:, Dry nn :011s (2.10 lor 'i0 .Q--. H:th on ion' Id-l'-c do. bu:u:i" Hfiod Rivr Srv.un ;i;;i.s '2 for .lma.i. 13.50 lor largrr (arc a:;d fill. Forltand Produce Esrlianir Hutirr Cuba 93 nolo 421. 92 ncort 42!.c. fifl sen: 42c. S'J srora 41',r !h f Pries !r it' a:lf-rr . A A '.a ; iic ;c. A lie, mrd. A 41c, 'ma i 37c dofii. (iieef Ofcmi 1 it pins 21.21, d3!m 27 7c. loal 27.9c. Johnrrs pay Uc lb. les Portland Wholeale MarhM 11 utter- AA pv.iM 4fi-4B,..e. cm' 46 1 - 4'i 1 jr. A crude, p; 111 t.v 4.'i . -4 rm 'oii 4.i -46 . c fl sir a dr. , prints 4 j 4S't, canons 46-46 ,r ;b. liulterfat First o ial.y niM.in irn of of 1 iie.-ceni ac.d:'V, d- ei-tl :n Portia .i.'-i'2 ic lb. Prcni;n:n u:i "v, ni.ix ).' -:ri:) .vi-.vf :on:V r point 2c 1 ( heese S' liin-i If) 2c. tnplc: f o b. y.tzs To rP!a:r.v A A x' ra .arri (Sc, A A '.araf 46r. A n:xf 4ic. A m?d 40r mal! r j ' i ' 17c rtom Live, l)reeil Pniilir II iy:iiB purr, from rrfidurrrs: Rio;.1!', up : n 2 i:) 30 c !b . fryer 2-3', lb.' c, ;i,i-:r;- mer 3 i lbs. lie. Lej n., 2v i nlorC hen, a. ! v.s. 27' c ',n. rui-' i'i . 16r Live Pimltrv .V.i.im pr;tr. to r'';i;rv No. 1 grade tinhorn nro ! up " 2 i .o 31c. roa'frs 3!c. Mas 2l'jC, old icw.r." 13-20r. fo-A-: fhen.ii 2T:.c lb Rabbit On-. e nun e ii re;!, us A'. rra coun'ry k...f-d :n r"'.a.r.. 4 Ic lb. L.vf pr:re 'o prod I"! n 22-l'4c lb liirkevs Scliim pr;c ro re'a'.lrrs Dre .cd hen and to:n 4.Tjc If) Turkey A!:'.e. (io; :. rr;.,:;j p.lr" Hen and toms for rove rnnif n i a.e; 15 20r. '.'r c.v:::an trade 3S 20c '.n. Freh eetablr Artirlinke 4? 7; ,S. 11 0 box, Atpaiaeus" Cai.f. -i0r lh. AmrjfH-fai:r. ,ifl I-ir f a!. Heam .'a:.f. 1 -i lb Rrnrrnli --Green, local H .ifl C.ll.f S 0-7.i per 111-42 lb.-. Canners Strike Back at OPA The St ay ton Canning com pany and North Paci fic Pack ers & Canners have struck back in circuit court in two actions i nst it tiled under the name of Chester Bowles, administrator of the federal office of price administ rat ion, against the two concerns by asking for an or der of the court requiring F. K. Wagner and Cecelia P. Gallag her, attorneys for plaintiff in Ihe soils, to produce and prove by what authority they are ap pearing as atlorneys in the mat ter. Similar affidavits, motions and answers are marie in each of Ihe two suits filed. In the I wo actions instituted under the name of Chester Bowles ns plainitff it is sought lo collect damages and penalties from the concerns for alleged sales of berries at over I he maximum prices fixed by the OPA. Affidavits by A. K. Clark, at torney for defendants, dec I a re that as far as he has been able lo nscerlaiu the plaintiff has not. considered the matter or au thorized Ihe bringing of the proceedings and that they are not brought under his direction or authority. Mr declares thai the atlorneys. as far as he can ascertain, are instituting the proceedings on I heir own au thority or on the direction of some one other than the plain tiff. In (lie amended answers tho defendant concerns declare that the courts of the United Stales have exclusive jurisdiction over act ions of t his character and that I hey arc beyond I he pur view of the circuit court here. The answers also declare that the secretary of agriculture has at no time fixed prices on the berries ment ioned in the complaint. t The answers further assert that the defendants did not vio- ; late any regulation, order or price schedule under the emci- j goney price control act. Gillette Wins for Storage Butter Corvallis. Feb. 1M -V- Halph Gillette. K u gene, won the Ore gon Hairy Manufacturers asso ciation annual cold storage but ter contel with butter scoring it 4 after six months' storage. Marvin C'arkuff. VcMinnvi! le. placed socond : Francis Sparks j Clatskanie. third; ,lohn Gard ! nrr, reunion, fourth; W. U l.ocp, 1 Raker, fiflh; Kd U Keener, A! j bain , sixth. I The cottage cheese enn!e-t . winners w ere Ivan Knight. Portland, first; M rle 11. l.ee. Kugcne, second; Frank Synimes. Eugene, third. Acid Indigestion M7 . t man i hick Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumatic Pain Quickly If mmi Hirer fTp'm rhpi;mil!r nrfhritu nr irltm p.tin trv If. n inrle Hirvi'-t'sne t- i in i nutrt nf ' nt t lew It r ,- :i And i1ejnnt nred onlv .1 (aMeni-e k.n urn TimrR (Mten n'thtn hi emetlmpft mprnmt-- iilernli.l rei,lt)i M:ned H li v,n i!o r -t -K'-' If rul If ! ei di n.i r.-ef V-iir-. rri-:rn mptT p kill' H ; t t .1 m r- t it fi'Hp' anil ! I'M i.vi rid rcfomme odej t I I iwi Uotl and Jru tioit ftroMuria. ' f'.-bbcp No. 1 '.oral, green, ro-ind -,u c;-.itr. O'H'Sii 0--V; C:'l. 'if) pt .'lO-lb. acx. Savoy iCr, crate, ! red H - Kit :b i Olrr 0:..'. srrfn fajicy t.Wi 40 crate, j v. A.'r 4 "1 i') cr.vr, tfry roo'. $1. I ( arrls Oirkon 7j-79r do;, bjnche.i. ( aiiliri-ni S2 2 -.10 a CI .1 I'liitrs Lo l.ttcpUni C,'.i::r IPc :h liaih, I.r.i-al ,.'o. 1 41",- lb. .MIi,-r C,::f. is Vl-M era'. LrltiMr -Ci:,;. 4- J4-I4 era e. ,M iithrijiiniv Nom.iia!, hot ;sp SO-SSc lo. 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Com-nirrl strrr.s 3100 13 HI), ffiv coort frrl .stnprs 15. 40. SO. Mcd 2nt hp;frr 13 2S-I4.00. few lifad stncllv anoil in0-:i) IS. so, ct.m rion-n lo 10 00. C;ui:ir-:--clf:'T ci'A.i 7 00-U.S0. shcliy doic.l !f .').')(). Int. da;ry type 10.00-1 1 00, fetf nird-eiiod brrl.s 11. 25-12 SO. Gonrl bulls 12 HO-7.1. Gnorl-rliniuc vcaler.i 14.00-15.00. oild -H'afl ro is. SO, llo,;.', 1S0O. j.ilab 2 SO. Market active, ;,!'. (lood-ciin.t e 170-270 lb. IS 75, luaw.T anil l:clitpr S. i.jOO. Cinnd sov.s Il.i0-7S. few 2H0 lb.-:. 15.00. Cliojcc IcedPT p;,:-. niio!;ih;e :n lfi.:,o. R;i'.-' ino salable. M.ifkci Heady, de id.uiiI brn.icj. 1 liM unod'Ciif:cP fl7-lb. with N1 J prhz. sijoi n 14.75: aood-clioicP iMinlrd (toiab!e IS 00-50, com down to vvp-i 7.50, slmifclncr sood licible fl no. i1io;Tp kinds ( liifiUrt (it.i in ritiit, feb, li No. 4 -1.0't. Nn. 21 'uri.-c.tMi cram: ynllow 1.03', -n -l( so. 5 n ii;;e I 13' ni;fd lieai v &2c 1-20-3't' n. feed 1.00-lSn, Inw cln,e 1 fi4 .-' 1 1 54 1 fi. 1 fi.l :, 1 54 ;, I.)irtork ' ! 21 'VF'A H. ' soon. a.-i;p. cnerallv IK- :.p 14. 75. Cio.Kl-riioif 1 I (to (. a: omp:- llab.r c.: Rno. and yeail.ns " adi niu p. :op 17 00 wpishty siren; num. i.ri f,- 'U ..:m1 H12S-7S. hulls IIIS-III25. He. t '-Mil n:,rd ;rers and he.fer.n is 33 e,'-tv. mn- bee.' row, M Wtn c;,:-er, ft 75 dntrn. Ilr.uy b ;-..12 .D clo'.v;:. f,,: h'i'.j under 13 7" 1 ': r:" m "'"-IS 0 N..t pnou;i -r- to :,: 3 tnap-. e. -i. .Of'0.:..:..h.e finoo E,: b:1 -,d .'iiiv I,!,, 5i'0(i-r;-.o.re ("n,n- l.-' !'' lansh '.fi-.O. ,v;;p, h.d. IfiSO on ,I!'-d a'--" Sncrp scarce Salem Markets Ciimpilrd frnm rrpnrl nl Sn Irm dealer (at the (Ulitntir) if ( atitl lournjil icadcrB. (lttutd dallr) rlPlail rtit K Htbil I red Pe'.'.f ' J3 25 cL I ;t Hj,i - t i.l , il'n M i.t. It S.4 Oj , u 11..t(tr AlarkPt llei.orl, U.l-270 : it."- t i' r .hM hrpl.: m ...r nj tambj lio lb 19 i-; i '.-t ii u -. s so 4 .i u Ir i ,M c'tAO ce drrurd 31-. i .' if 1 4c. He.IrrA IJ-Ji 1 Pa.ry '.! li'-Ii. Drcl co'vj Bu.li 13-19 mild i -lf. fi .I'M hrr.A. No. 1 27: i -i' -' ..;:xi rerj. No. 1 30c; Od i.'.'sifts l.ic Ib. Colorod baKfri 33c. , M;j.:u rr!.-p.--!: tr.fl o-.Twn PTtra i :. - ,tac4 2tf dozen ' e p; - Y ; l.irSf? 44C. niPd. t llulirr- 1't n; n'.r.ar A 4a 48c , D 14',-IS,- c. n;;p;. 4S'-e lb llultprfat-. Premium 54c No, 1 S3c N. Dr. I lam. VI. Dt U. t han. N .13, 1KS. CHAN - - LAM l HIM.sr. I1rtilllll Jll V Liberty t'pMalrt rnrtlntir! Hrneral flfclrff Ct Office ppm turrf' orm n m. tn I p m ; Is p.m l onnh tlinn, Mn.-rl pirtiur and utlnt I mi art (if f rhanr. 1 r(ftirM Hifira lM7 I u BREATHE FREER A " 'I'P1 m fnch nos- y I V ,ri1 Bt n'Rlit open np 6 i colil-dopcd tioe -uiil you will nlcp 44 SSJ on,v s kneeled. fttl lB Six Circus Men Sentenced Hartford, Conn.. Feb. 21 P Six officers or key men of the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey circus were sen tenced to terms, three of them in stale prison, today on charges of involuntary manslaughter for the big tent fire which cost the lives of 168 persons lie re last July, but the court stayed exe cution of sentence for all but one to permit them to get the '45 show started. T!-.oe ."PiiifncMi weri! Cirorse W. Rm.:h, SI. general manager, and Leon a id S. A r worth. 42. rh;e; tent man, two to seven vfar. :n siate pr...on, Jamet A Haley, 46-yrar-o.d vire-pre.;. den i and d:recior, one to five years ;n Jlia'e pr',.on. Edwa rd H Ver.it-es 44, cliief electri cian, and W.'.!;am Cay, 15. rh.ef aeal n:an. one year ;n .e nm:y Ja.!. TlU'j are al! from a.iran'a. Fla. David V. Blanch.':;d. S. chief trues man. Hartford. month in jail. At the same time. J;;dae Shea fined Die R malms ilrothert, Barn:im and Ba:v ("omb.ned flhmv, inc , official name of (he concern. !0,000. All of the defendants and the corporation itself had pleaded no contest to involuntary man slaughter and before passing sentence Judge Sheat remarked that this was 'equivalent to a plea of guilty.' (Continued from page 5) i 36th Annual Tea Event of Thursday Woodburn Tlie 36th annual Martha Washington Tea, spon sored by the Wondburn Wom an's club, will be held at the library club rooms, Thursday, February 22. The doors will be open to the public at 2:.tn. a pro gram will be presented at 3 p.m. and tea will be served from 3:3(1 until the close of the afternoon. This annual tea is the out standing activity of Ihe year which the Woman's club has sponsored for Ihe past 36 years for the purpose of raising funds to purchase new books for the library and should be patron ized by everyone in the com munity who enjoys the privilege of this beautiful and well stocked library. Among the numbers to be presented nn the program will be vocal solos by Mrs. Clara Chamberlain, Mrs. Neal Butter field, Mrs. J. Melvin Ringo and Richard Moon and an instru mental number by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thompson. Mrs. O. L. Withers and Mrs. Ray Glatt are in charge of the program. Woodburn Camp Fire Girls will assist about the rooms dur ing the tea hour and background music will be furnished by sev eral pianists. Mrs. II. C. Bea nian is general chairman. Co-operation Has Jefferson Session Jefferson. Feb. 21 The meei , ing of the Marion-Linn Far ; mors' L'nion cooperative, held in Ihe Odd Follows hall in Jef ! forson, was wel! atlendrd. Elec- lion of officers was featured.' Holdover officers are R. A. Marsh of route 2. Albany, presi dent; Harry Mullen, route 1. Albany; Oliver Stephenson. Jef ferson. Carl Booth of Turner was elected vice president, and Keith Allen, Jefferson. C. J. Rosenau, manager, stat ed that 4.i members had join ed during t ho year and that the total volume of business last year was about $160,000, an in crease of $.15. 000 over last year. He said that from last sea son's seeds the cooperative has shipped six ears of rye grass and two of vetch. They sold about a carload of rye grass lo cally, and a car of vetch seed locally. They handled six cars of fertilizer last year, three cars of government wheat and one if salt. Women of the Marion Farm ers' union local served dinner for t he association. Following tho dinner hour. Mrs. Loren Lu per and students of tho Jeffer son school entertained with sev eral musical numbers. Proves Wonderful For Itching Skin! To promptly soothe itching, burning skin of Kczema, Pimples, Athlete's Font and similar skin and acalp irri tations due to external cause- apply Xomo -a Doctor's highly medicated, inriaihle liquid barked by 35 years' duccess! Zrmo also nitis healing. Over 'J5.000.00ft packages sold. First trial convinces! In 3 mm mm m m f si7.es. All drugstores. U lyl II PILES (Hemorrhoid w.:;io.r :.-. r.; rn.v QiUK Rtttrr no imsriTAi 17 v rioN oj r.- lor FRVg Dr. R. Reynolds Clinic N at uro-Proctologist Courl A Liberty St.. Salrm 10 Percent Boost In Turkeys Planned j Portland, Feb. 21 "P Oregon j turk" growers, who raised 2, l 084.000 birds last year, plan to boost production 10 percent this ! season. ' The bureau of agricultural '. economics said the numbers of , breeder hens now on hand in : the state is 20 percent more than a year ago, Oregon ranked fifth .among states in turkey produc- tion in 1944. Sugar Rations To be Slashed Washington, Feb. 21 U.R Ra tions of sugar for home can ning this year will be smaller and will be harder to get. the office of price administration revealed today. Under a drastically curtailed rationing program, 20 pounds will be the limit of the can ning allowance for one person. Any one family will be held to 160 pounds of canning sugar. No ration stamps will be vali dated for canning sugar. Ac cordingly, you can not take stamps to the grocer and ob tain canning sugar, as in for mer years. Instead, stamp No. 13 is to be affixed to an appli cation to the ration board, this for identification purposes only. All allotments will be made directly by local ration boards. Rations will be determined ac cording to an OPA scale of esti mates, with a limit of one pound of sugar for each four quarts of fruit or fruit juices. Major reason for curtailing this year's program. Price Ad ministrator Chester Bowles said, is that sugar stocks are the lowest they have been for any February since the war began. The loose rationing system which prevailed last year re sulted in an over-usage of 300, 000 tons. OPA said. The tola! 194o home-canning ration will be 700.000 tons, the same amount allocated in 1944. Stamps and certificates for 1. 000.000 Ions actually were is sued last year, Bowles said. Portland, Feb. 21 Oregon consumers may apply fpr can ning sugar from May la to Oc tober 31, inclusive. McDaniel Brown, district OPA adminis trator said today. Tin Star Presented To Rep. Henry Semon Hop. Henry Semon, Klamath Fall,:, volcran legislator who has been taking a ribbing ever since he was appointed to the house committee on health and public morals when the legislature op ened 4.i clays ago. got some more of it today in the form of a tin star with a big imitation dia mond on it. The presentation was made j on the house floor by Rep. Har- j vcy Wells, Portland, dean of the house. who jokingly charged that Semon was "snooping"' on i Wells' moral activities, and that 1 therefore, Semon should have a ; badge of authority. Somnn nroinicinn In n;n Win star, said Wells probably would be looking for somebody to un- I derwrite his bail bond tomor row morning. Early in the session, Semon was given a stepladder by Weils 1 to peak over hotel transoms. I LK GAL NOTICF OK roTPONF.Mt-.TOF FIXM. lit: niti os s vt rv ronr for SUHII.I, IVnomVORKING AND AL MM IMllSTRirS T;ie Stale Industrial Accident Conm son l-.-rrby s.e. nonce ;liat ;:ie final hai:r.; on ii. adop;:on of srnrral o:rie- rem:. it ne a.'e-y :n tlie Sa -A mill. Wood aorki.n a:tri A.l.rd Indu;r:sf. to be know.i as i -e Safety Cnre fn- ;he Sawm.ll. Wnrvd'.vork.m and All ed Ind.ntrief ,che d;d to b h.e.d a; ihe Hole! Portland Porilinri. March X l!i. ha been poti t'oned and w :11 he held a the Hotel Pori land. Portland. Arr.! 4. l!H3, a: 10 nrt a m bT ATE INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMMISSION, Bv Pan! F Gui'ke. chairman 4i Rfilip.f At I act " . For Your Cough Chronic bronchitis mav drveloo If your couch, chest cold, nr acute bron cliit is is not treated and you cannot afford to take a chance with any medi cine less potent than Creomulsion which poes richt- to the spat of the trouble to help loosen and expel perm laden phloem and aid nature to soothe and heal raw. tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Creomulsion blends beerhwood creosote byspccial process with other time tested medicines for coughs. It contains no narcotics. No matter how many medicines you have tried, tell your dnippist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the iinderstandinp you must like the wav it quickly allavs the couph. per mitting rest and sleep, or you are to have your money back. (Adv.) WANTED WALNUT. MEATS Morris Klorfein Packing Co. 4fi0 N. Front St.. S.ilrm Phone Tfi.l.l Wheat, Corn Stay Firm Chicago. Feb. 21 'UP Wheat and corn held firm despite prof, it-taking and evoning-up on the board of trade today. Pre-holi-day doldrums ruled other grains. Wheat finished the day un changed to up ;,p,cent a bushel: j corn up ' to off : oats off n8 to "t. and rye off U to 4, j and barley off i . ! Mil! buying, particularly in i May delivery, and prospects of 'heavy government flour buying ; this week accounted for wheal ; gain". Other trade interests also were back in the flour mar j kct. ! Commission houses bought May corn advancing tho price I one cent at one point. Few of- ferings came out on the bulge, i Snn( mm rnntiniiod in Good de mand. Some buying stemmed from an official report reveal ing that ."i") percent of all corn received at principal markets 'last month was No. 5 nr sample : grade due to high moisture con tent. ! Oais reflected rye weakness, i Receipts of cash oats contin ued lisht because of the trans jportation shortage. Resting de : manri developed for May oats at j 6fi cents. ! Rye opened firm but eased ! under local selling, most of it I pre-noliday evening-up. : Birlh , RnDfv't Tn Mr. ft:-d Mr Samupi T. n.ihpr-n. Turner, a son. Ciiarlc.i Will.ams. Vrh. 15.' SAIipr Tn Mr and Mr. navmond A - Saltrr. roil'P , fin, Gpup hr&'.s. Fpd. I? ! K-trliart- To Mr. and Mrs. C!midr E ' Eaiiiart. 2."ifi2 l.ee. a son. Clando Eivin. , Jr., F-b. 14. i Cummins To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ! C:i :n m :::.. 104 E'm. a son. Robert Arisnn. I Fh. 10. I '.V;:'..irri To Mr. and Mr. Wvn K v.:ard, 1755 S. Cor.aKP, on. Waynr Edar, Feb. fl. Collins -Tn Mr. and Mrs. V;ra:l I, Col , l:ns. 3110 Portland road, a on, Riciiard Vcrner, FPb. 9. Cros- To Mr. and Mrs. WaMarf L Crow, Dalla. a son, Herbprt Allan. Frb. 11 Wilkeron To Mr. and Mrs. .lack Wi! krrson, route 3. a son. Cirorse Gail. Fb. 6. Pedp - To Mr. and Mrs. .lolin Conriron of npar Piul.na, Ore . a son. Thom.r. Lu-her. First nfpliew of Mrs. Tliera Terryl Mae. Sv Paul To Mr, and Mrs. Ta Imadsf MarCarnicy Lois McK;!l:p' of Los All -seles. a " "i - pound .on. .lames Phil; p. Grandson of ihe J. G. McKlllips of St, Paul. fill rton To Mr. and Mi" .lair of Pratum. boy, February at Silverton hospital. To Mr. and Mrs Mason B.inrii hospital in Dallas daushter, Sandra Lee. February 4. Deal hi IVfri In cI't tj a local ho.iv.'al February 16. Grover Elliott Rred. late rejn dent of Poriland. Surv:rd by wife, Emma of Poriland. and four rh.ldren. Mr'. Ee lyn Boh on n( Portland, .lames Reed of ReedAPori. Ore.. Rob.n Rrrd of Dr-lake. Ore, and O. Lytle Reed of Indianapol;, Inri . and by nine pinndrhlldren. Services will be hrld at ihe Mt. Cren Abbey Mau oleum Saturday. February 24. at lift p ni . under ilie direci.on of V. T. R.idon com pany. P-dron Mrs Mart Peder.-on al hr: : residence. H80 Mad. - on si: ret. Tue.-ciav. .February 20. hurvneo by four ciandc.i;, I d;en. Mrs Ln.ian Franim and Sviv.a. ' rrancr and Henry Mj".'":;. a:: of tia'rin ! :o area- crandc.:..dren. Ariene an 1 I C.ordon Fratnm. oo'.n o: Sa.rm. and a I son-.ri-.aw C;iar;r Ma'fon "f Salei Services held the C.nue.i- 1 to MRi."GlUN 1W ...II- low-Spirited Mottdt And Fatlgua Are Often Symptom Of Constipation I For rnnstinntion tnk Xa tur'a Ilrmrdy (NR Tablets). Contain r.n rhcniii-als, nn minerals, no phrnril Ho rivativos. NR Tablets are different act ditTrrrnr. Purely vegetable ' a combination of 10 vrjie table in predients formulated over 50 yean njio. I'nroatedor randy coated, their action is dependable, thorough, yet gentle. Get a 2ori Convim-er Box. Caution: Take only as directed. NB TO-NIGHT; TOMOffOW ALRIGHT ALL-VEGETABLE LAXATIVE mf?m 'TABLETS- ONE WORD SUGGESTION FOR ACID INDIGESTION Births, Deaths riwnMini.nl mmmili w,n.uwm t jwy 1iaa''""' riTF.RF, IS A SHOKTAGF of Kooil this yenr. ht Nnrthnip. King Co. lmi nnt failfvl to supply hi shrt quality veil for fjirmor of thr northwMt." ACT I'UOM ri'l.Y nm pfl your upply of Northlnnd Rrnnd . . . tMMl. frrtilp son of known origin. For tho nhvnv-dpprnd-Rhlc red trientiflfri by the Flyinc lioo on thp hns, your local' Northnip, Kinjt dealer or nTitp to . . , Northrup, King & Co. BOISK, IDAHO :ns. I".r-;i-.ii: .n l.-r M.- .oa c SOJ i W'.-i.t y.rr-. n s .- ,i. - --- p:'nl F.b:,iJi:v "D. S;::v . --i hv '.. n V. i May Mvcri nf S.m: a '-; ' ' V . m C as6"t fl.' S.r.i; to D-.M V M- If of St. vm. W.rrr rra:; r .(! (l V M;.v Br i i M.i I,.iCan:i(ii. C'n'..' . a;iri Btm.i H'.i r of PuN'.iiHl. nud l'in Vinr'Kr.'. O. V. M--''-;s o M'( :ord and 0'..vr M'-rn of P.t'rm. AiMirniiri-iti":!'. nf ppi-vicps la:cr by V. T. R.adon cninii.ii'y. Martin - B.iby Boy Martin, Infant sun of Mr. Mid Mr.-. O. E. Mnrt;n of rnu I, Si 'phi. F'pbnmrv 20. at a lucul ho-)H;i!. SuniVinc hP.-;dP,s Hip parrnts pip tins Bi-aiKlmfilhcr'.. Mrs. Ks t;i Mail in of Port in ml and Mi.-. KhI.p .laPKrr "f S.t'rtn. Pr;air t r.- v iv,.dr M'iv:cc.s wrtc rc Wi'd im (In v. inrsuiiy 21, a' C;ty View c"iti. trry, niiTi-t.on Clnnaii-R:irnck ronicany. Maria Olivnttl Mt. .hep!- Maria Ollvofl, a pionPrr in th.s romimmiiy. '!m dd at hrr lioni Frhrunry 1!). n: tlir anr of ill y.'ars and .MX month, had livrd in Mf. Alisfl for .:.6 yr.ii1,. Horn Mum De Zovdo of Frrm-n parrn's a! Vpii.cp. IM;v Orl 3. 13'i3, and niarri'-d Em .in up! Oliv oi ; i Jan. 2.1. 137 s. In 13ft2 hrr .lu.-b.nid ramp to thr 1' S. io r.siab.:.li a I'.nmc for ill' fain:!: Ol'.-.nii: war. rplur'an: to mir.p to a n"' '.arid, hut Tie:. Fatiirr Ad-Ihplm O !iia:i. OSB. wa- i:isrumr;i: ii :n crt :irr a'lo tiir rii:ldi'n to conn- v-,cn niPVa.lrd ' .'-h !r:irrs ir.'ini in t: lanniaEr.1 to l:rr and rrla: ;vr... P.r cnmp dirpctl.v io Mt. Anrl !n 1S35 with tlinr liirre fhildrrii. Pr'pr. N.iiali and Minna. ThiiP ciK'diTii -Kcre born in M: . Anzrl. I.ro. Ann p. a and An nr. Thr tiirrp .-on nrpfrd"d t'.u-ir mHiirr in d.ilii. I.ro .n 1503. a:ali in lftL'7 and Rpv. Faihrr Ptrr Olivo:: in 191.1. Surviv'.ns arp: datiehtfr, Mrs Marina Srupfrl of Poriland. Ansria of San Francisco and Aunp al homp; riaui:htPr-iii-la'". Mrs. .lo'.ppinne O!:vo' !t nf Enrrka. Crtl.," : crandcliildren. Emanupl StuufPl. Mrs. Fln.-citrc RronibcrE. Mrs. Alb:na Sanron. Mrs. r.in! Mi-chf-:!. f::ai"iicp Supfrl. of Portland. Eriwurt Siupfr:. FM.' c, VS. nnv. Sp.iiUp. R. ch ard Stuufpl. AOM2 c. t S navy ;n ti South Pacific. Evrlvn and France Oil voi'l of Eureka. Cal : and 10 crea; crarid rh;ldrpn. Funeral sprv:r.s arr fnt.niv-'v ft for Fr.day at 3 15 j m. from ?. Mary s rivircn. In prinrr.: will hr a; Cal vary r r m r : p ry hr s de i-r r h u band and son P-ib:.r rpp;ini:nn of ;.ie ro--.i-y a tv Un;rr Funcrai home at 6 p in. Thursday, Obituary Irm Ma Aurora Funeral prv!r" for Frrn Havs, 45. nf Eaco. Mont .. forinrr rp.-.d'-m of Bario-v, we re lie Id February 20 in the chapel of thr Canby Funeral home. Vault fiKonihmrn: fnHniK-d in 7on M-niorLal par;.. Canb;-. Rpv. I) n. Priest o.'f.c.atfd. Havs died February 12 Son of Mr. and Mtji. H B Hays o.' Barlow, born Drc 27. IJW.V He had lived in Oklahoma before rom.n: io Urinv s.x years a;o. and moved o Montana In 1510 wherp he wa.s rnaaceri in : he automobile bimii. Fo ti a number of yeHr.i iie wa Piiuaced ! t ihe same b-ine.ss at Barlow. Ve'rran ( lfti t he f :rst Worid war and a nimbpr Jf ' the Ma-on:c lodae. Sirvh.ni; are the wi dow. Martha, who hr married :n 1042; rn. Biily of Montana. be;drs his parrn's; threr hro;iirr.5. Howard of Wpt Linn, Floyd of Portland and Malt of Barlow sister. Mrs. Opal Ziwus of Chiraao. Mr. Neva Lamb nf Poriland and Mrs. Gladys Ko;)elk of Rcner;a. Calif CO-OP MARKET News 12S8 STATE ST. The new Profit Sharing Stamp Books will be substituted for Ihe old Patronage Record books and coupons beginning March 1st. The new books with full instructions will be sent by mail direct to all those who have 1 heir names in Ihe profit shar ing membership register. There; will be extra books for thosi who do not yet have their name in tlie register. Among the home-grown food products lately added to the long list of such commodities previously in the Market arc a quantity of home canned fruit in glass jars peaches, pears, and pitted black cherries. To matoes in 1-qt. and 2-ql. jars are also available. These proc essed foods do not require as many blue points as the factory processed food in tins. Among other items are local grown home dried sweet prunes. Shell beans and Navy beans. All fine fond. The Co-op Market still has the outstanding locally grown apple display in Salem. There is also a good supply of walnuts and filberts. In addition lo Co-op butter the Market now has Parkay, All sweet and Nucoa stubstitutes. There will also be some lunev meats. This line will be ex-1 panded as soon as sufficient ad ditional capital is made avail able. Fryers will be there again this Friday supplied by Mrs. Geo. Box. To be sure to get one hotter telephone Mrs. Box be fore Friday, ph. 23184. Garden seeds, tools, insecti cides, etc.. will be stocked in the ; Market as additional capital for that purpose is made available. ! Some of the furniture that Mr. j Pickett had ordered for Christ- ( mas is just now coming thru. : As a result he now has a very j large slock of unfinished and , prime coated furniture, j Mrs. Maschal is increasing . her stock of shelf antiques, rues , and fancy work. Just now she 1 is featuring some new aprons and old English china. Mrs. , Kcnynn has a large stock of Beautiful artificial flowers and many other hand-made novel ties just the thing for birth days and special occasion gift. Everyone who shops in the Co-op Market from and "? March 1st will receive pA f' sharing stamps for every dol lars worth of goods purchased anywhere in the Market. 1W 5
