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Box and Payable in Advance. CHANGE OF ADDRESS In making change of address, please give former address as well the new. This necessary in order that your credit can transferred and paper stopped at the address. They, Too, Need Jobs sustain themselves by procuring employment. Excepting for a relatively few in this area employment has been made available to handicapped persons quite satisfactorily and they are giving satisfactory 'service but the number of such persons is growing throughout the country as hospitals release men at termination of treatment for war wounds.

Already in the United States, according to U.S. employment records, 300,000 disabled persons of whom 225,000 are war veterans. Many thousands still in hospitals face certainty of emerging with irremediable disabilities. Those men, or most of them, perhaps, will be seeking employment. In their behalf we join with Mayor G.

C. Knodell in his plea local citizens to go out of their way to provide as far as may possible these physically handcapped people with the opportunto lead normal lives. Dawn of this week focuses attention upon a group of Americans that has been greatly mugmented during the last several years and whose ranks will not shrink for many years to come. We have in mind those who are handicapped by disabilities but nevertheless are eager to who It makes you feel good when think people are better than you know they are. More and more men are wearing old suits because they can't find new, ones to owe for.

A Chicago children's shop is selling monogrammed diapers. In outfitting. the new. baby, that's just the initial cost. Earl Roberts, Formerly Of Linn County, Dies Earl Edwin Roberts, a resident of the Bellfountain community for the past 17 years, died at the family home, west of Bellfountain, Saturday morning.

Mr. Roberts (was injured in a logging accident in 1931 and failed to regain his health. He was the son of Henry and Harriet Elizabeth Grey Roberts and was born at Crawfordsville, May 26, 1889. At an early age he moved with his parents to Brownsville where he received his education. He was married to Mabel Claire Snodgrass at Albany, July 22, 1913.

Mr. and Mrs. Roberts made their home at Brownsville a few years and later moved to Toledo, coming to the a Bellfountain district in 1929 to locate on a farm. Mr. Roberts was affiliated with the Methodist church and had been active in the Oregon national guard while living in Toledo.

He is survived by his widow; seven sons, Howard Roberts, U.S. navy at San Diego, Verlin Roberts, Sweet Home; Thane Roberts, U. S. navy at Norfolk, Morris Roberts, U. S.

army air corps at March Field, Royce Roberts, Shedd; Syerel Roberts, Lebanon, and Keith Roberts, Woodburn; three daughters, Miss Eldis Roberts, Eugene, and Miss Nada and Miss Arla Roberts at home. Funeral arrangements, in charge of the DeMoss-Britt Funeral home will be announced later pending arrival of members of the family. RANGERS INCORPORATE Salem, Oct. 7. (U.P.).- Articles of incorporation have been filed here by J.

T. Anderson, Ray Maddy and Phyllis Barson, incorporators, for the Valley Rangers, Albany organization devoted to the interests of promoting saddle horse raising and shows. MALE HELP WANTED Permanent Industry Clean Inside Work! APPLY NOW at ALBANY PLYLOCK Monday, October 1, 19461 ON THE NETWORKS KWIL 1240 Kiloeyeles MONDAY 1 Day -Commentary 5:80 -Capt Midnite 13:30 Theaters Mix Facts Heatter News 6:30 -Spot Bande Salute -Johnson Fam Kid Valley Shayne 2:00 -News 8:30 News J. Anthony 8:36 Music 2:30 Heart's Desire 8:40 Sport Slants 3:00 Art Baker 8:45 -Home Town 8:30 -Man on BE. 9:00 Rm.

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Man 9:25 Music Chest 9:30 -Best Buys Fulton Lewta 9:45 Hymn Time Time -Orchestra 10:15 -Fire Prev. -Orchestra 10:30 -Wax Shop 11:00 -News Betenade 11:45 -News Musicale Off MONDAY 5:00 On Upbeat 5:55 Sports 6:00 News Traffic Safety 6:30 Czech. Music 7:00 F. 8. A.

Hour Review 8:15 Campus Rec. 8:45 Univ. Journal 9:00 Music 10:00 Sign off TUESDAY KOAO 550 Kilocycles KOAO Kilocycles School of Air 1:30 Melody Time 1:45 Career Call 2:00 World- Affair 2:30 -Musie 3:00 News 3:15 Music Reporter Fav. Hymns 4:30 -Behind News Child. Theater 5:00 On Upbeat 5:55 Sports 6:00 -News 6:15 Ain.

Pageant 7:15 -Farm Hour Concert 8:30 Bongs-Rememn. 8:45 News Musle -Meditations Off Oregon GOP Clubs Elect Officers Clubs TUESDAY -For Women of Air Hall Farm Hour Cowboy Portland, Oct. 7. (U.P.)Joseph B. Felton of Salem was reelected president of the Oregon republican clubs at the final meeting of the GOP rally here Saturday.

Elected to serve with the Salem justice of the peace were Mrs. Florence Young, also of Salem, secretary, and Ray Smith, Portland, treasurer. Congressional district panels elected included: Fourth district L. Goodmanson, Drain, vice chairman; Andrew Newhouse, Coos Bay; Frank J. Van Dyke, Ashland, and Mrs.

Janie Thompson, Eugene, board members. WOULD QUIET TITLE Marvin L. Kimmal has suit in circuit court here asking a judgment determining title to real property of which he claims ownership. Leslie T. Dike, et are named as defendants.

ALBANY BOY ON STAFF Eugene, Oct. 7 (Special) -Wally Hunter of Albany has been named assistant sports editor of the Oregon Emerald, University of: Oregon daily student publication. HORIZONTAL (ab.) 1,7 Pictured U.S. 5 Revise representative 7 6 Walk in water 10 State Wise men 11 Burned 8 So be it! 13 Comfort 9 Longs 14 Notion 10 Festivals 16 Equipment 11 Obese 17 Woody plant 12 Sag 18 Canvas shelter 15 Half an em 19 Nested boxes 23 Poem 20 East Indies 24 Regret (ab.) 25 Finish 21 Negative 26 Obtain 22 Tally 27 Cheer Congressman Saner 14. Pasale OF us ARMY DIVISION 31 Asterisks 42 He represents 32 Courteous (ab.) 34 Demented 43 Lampreys 35 Aquatic 44 Pluck mammals 45 Repetition 39 Playing cards 46 Russian city 40 Observes 52 Symbol for 26 Seize 28 Constellation 41 Distress call selenium 29 Swarthy 30 Auricle 31 Haste 33 An opera 36 Toward 37 Compass point 38 Sorrowful cry 41 Ship part 45 Girl's name 47 Cereal 48 Assize 49 Spoken 50 Guides 51 Attends 53 Worm 54 Irish essayist VERTICAL 1 Visigoth king 2 Organ of smell 3 Suffer (Scot.) 4 Rhode Island LAST OF DLC SOLD Jefferson Jake Gilmour of the Talbot community has purchased 100 acres of land from Mrs.

David H. Looney, on the east side of the Pacific highway north of Jefferson. All of the land except 11 acres owned by Marion D. Looney now has been sold. This was a portion of the donation land claim of the late Jesse Looney.

It was operated by his son, David H. Looney, who died in 1940. Mrs. Looney has been managing the place since. WANTED Turkey Pickers To Register at NORTHWEST POULTRY AND DAIRY PRODUCTS PHONE 49 1st Wash.

Albany, Or. Condensed Report of the BANK OF ALBANY At the Close of Business September 30, 1946 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts 492,676.80 Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures 20,077.21 Stock in Federal Reserve Bank 3,000.00 U. S. Bonds $4,285,408.65 Municipal and Other Bonds and Warrants 115,056.11 Cash 1,448,811.19 5,849,275.95 Other Resources 489.03 $6,365,518.99 LIABILITIES Capital 50,000.00 Surplus 50,000.00 Undivided Profits 70,887.23 Deposits 6,194,631.76 $6,365,518.99 Deposits in This Bank Are Insured According to the Terms of the Federal Deposit Insurance Plan Announcing A CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP OF BRUCE'S SHELL SERVICETHIS STATION WILL NOW BE KNOWN AS Al's Shell Station 510 East 1st Albany -FEATURINGTune Ups Brake Work Major Overhauls ALL AS OUR SPECIALTIES All work will be done by experienced well qualified workmen, doing quality workmanship. Lubrications Gas Oils DICK TRACT TRACY JUST TALKED TO THE CHIEF OVER HIS WRIST RADIO.

THE CHIEF SAYS GARGLES HAS A DINNER DATE WITH CHRISTMAS EARLY. Dir. WHY -UH- MADAM, COULDN'T TH' YOUNG LADY HERE HOLD TH' BABY ON TH' PONY I HAVE NO HORSE WITH BORN THIRTY YEARS TOO SOON Buvsa AND REN BUDDIES BY GOLLY, IT'S SURE IT'S GOING TOUGH THE FOR TO BE PROFESSOR'S HE'S A GREAT HEALTH SEEING THE GOING BAD JOLLY OLD SCHOOL ON 'IM! 600D AND PROF FELLA TUTT AGAIN! GOOD OL' STEVE TUTT: FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS DURING TWIRP SEASON THAT GOES POSITIVELY REFUSE TO FOR ME. TOO, MAKE A DATE WITH DOUBLED IN ANY BOY! SPADES 10-7 WASH TUBES D)EEP IN THE DESOLATE HEY. ORION! WOT D'YA NAVAJO COUNTRY MEAN, STARTIN' THAT SMELTER WEST OF THE FIRE BEFORE DARK GILKERSON HE STOOD RIGHT BY THE WINDOW BOX WHEN HE TALKED.

I HEARD 'IM! SO CHRISTMAS EARLY IS A STOOL, EH? WHY, I'LL HAVE HER BUMPED OFF IF I NEVER GET OUT OF HERE! LET ME HAVE THAT PHONE. HUH? BUT I TELL TRACY SAD YOU THERE'S TO STAY HERE NOBODY. AND STAY. HIDING IN WE WILL THIS FLAT. I SLAMIT WILLIAMS BOARDING HULNE GENE ANER SO THAT FAT RAT WOULDN'T SHARE: COME, STEP HIS LITTLE DRAM WITH HIS OWN SOFTLY -MACK, BROTHER, EH? WELL, T'LL JIST TAKE 2 CLYDE, BUSTER, OVER THAT JUG! 44 WOW! 14 YEARS TWIGGS -THE OLD I'M DROOLIN' PERFORMANCE LIKE TH' WATER- IS ABOUT TO FALL BY BEGIN! A OLD MILL! HERE'S WHERE SAKE 13 WALKS INTO FAST ONE CHESTER GOULD 41 10-7 TR WILLIAMS COPE 1946 BY NEA SERVICE.

REG. U. PAT. OFF A JUST A-AAAH BECAUSE YOURE A BANK PRESIDENT NOW, DONT TRY TO BIG-STUFF ME WE 'MEMBER WHEN! SERVICE INC 1 PaT One 10-7 In REMEMBER TH' TIME TEN SWE-EEEE-T. AN' Ta SHE.

SAID. 10-7 COPR. 1946 BY NEAR SERVICE A RECS U. S. PAY.

OFF SHUAM MASTER QUIET! THAT'S RIGHT! SHIFT! HERBIE! TOUCHDOWN, WE WERE ON THE WHERE It'S SIMPLY TOO, TOO RIDICULOUS FOR A GIR: TO HAVE TO PHONE A BOY FOR A DATE! yOu KNOW WHY, RINGO. I'VE GOT A LOT OF ORE TO WORK BEFORE MOCHO GETS BACK BY MERRILL BLOSSER ANY WHAT GAME SHALL LET'S GO DOWN TO THE CEMETERY AND WOULDN'T WANT WE PLAY NEXT 2 WATCH THE SNAILS BOY TO WHIZZ BY THINK MY WHOLE WEEK WOULD BE WITHOUT MALE COMPANIONSHIP! COPR. 1946 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. REC. U.

S. PAT. OFF. BY LESLIE TURNEJ YOU GOT ORDERS TO DO ALMOST THAT ONLY AT NIGHT WHEN DARK NOW. I TH' SMOKE CAN'T BE SEEN THOUGHT-BY SOME WANDERIN' NAVAJO! YOU'RE LYIN'! YOU HEARD THAT PLANE OFF IN TH' DISTANCE WHILE HOPED THEY MIGHT SEE TH' SMOKE AN' COME INVESTIGATE! 10-7 ALLEY COP 1946 BY NEA SERVICE, IN A AM REC.

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T. HAMLIN OKAY, 000LA, UP YOU GO! YOU I'M AN' FOOZY RIDE OL' RIGHT HERE SOONER OR STAYING DINNY BECAUSE I THINK LATER, HE'S BACK TO MOO- TH' COMIN' BACK HERE TO LOOK TOWN! WHAT DINOSAUR THAT'LL BE HIS RIDER OF THE BLACK ABOUT IS STILL LAST LOOK! YOU HAVING ROUND COOLA IMFRISONED IN A CAVE, ALLEY COPAND FOOZY EMPLOY DINNY TAIL TO EFFECT A RESCUE 1. Hell COPR. BY NEA SERVICE. INC.

M. REC OFF 10-7 JOE PALOOKA BY HAM FISHES WISH I HAD A WE'LL GET YOU SEE YA G'BYE, DEARS. PAPER. I'M LOST ONE ON THE WAY LATER, KISS ANN FER ME, RADIO HAVE A I LIKE TO GET YA OUGHTA IN TH' CAR, I'D WEATHER I WANTA GET TO THE AIRPORT WITHOUT A BACK. 'BYE, MOM.

MOM. JOSEPH AN' HURRY LIKE T'HEAR TH' STOCK REPORTS. BUT YOU DON'T IN PLENTY OF TIME TO SEE 'ER MORNIN' BACK. MARKET QUOTATIONS. NEED ANY TODAY.

ID SAY LAND. SHE'LL BE COMING IN PAPER. THIS 16 A PERFECT FROM LA GUARDIA ON OUR WEATHER PERFECT AND LOCAL AIRLINE. ANN ARRIVING. ORPHAN ANNIE BY HAROLD GRAI YES KNOW! OH, BUT PERHAPS-ANY DOCTOR IF YOU BUT, DOC! HOW CAN.

YOU SAY YOU WHAT'S THE USE? MY CAN DO ONLY HAD EVEN A FRACTION SO OF THE FAITH AND YOU TELL ABOUT MY FELT A LEGS ARE DONE FOR MUCH THE PATIENT THIS THAT HOPE LEGS, JUST BY FEELING TWINGE IN 1 KNOW THAT- MUST HELPA LITTLE- CHANCES YOUNG LADY HAS, YOUR OF MY BACK? YOUR LEET FOOT? MIGHT BE MUCH BETTERGRAY.