Albany Democrat-Herald from Albany, Oregon • 2

jtLBANY DE(XRAT-HERALD, ALBANY, SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1944. PAGL TWO Due on Sunday "l5trawberry 'Price WAC Baker Gets Heavy Mail Brief Ms main About Town Final Markets i Precinct Ties. Broken, onfusfon -Remains Ties thflt "had occurred in voting on precinct committeemen were broken today by the drawing of (names at the office of -the county i clerk, but Clerk Russell said after- iteiling figures a puest last night at an Albany THE 'WEATHER PbrtUncf. May Tt Partly noiei. cloudy and warm today land Sun- SVNpv BROOK CAFE closed Monday and Tuesday.

May 29 and From, Seattle day. Hignesi wmpvtuwiv maj oot lowest tonight 54, hl't'JieJ Sunday near 87. Oregon: Partly cloudy today, tonight and Sunday ViUj scattered afternoon Jthunderstorrfis. "Con KIWa 'Bowman arid Phyllis FINAL STOCKS New York, May 27 U.R Stocks mude a moderate advunce in quiet trading today to the best general level in more than eight months. Although price changes generally were small, a few issues registered wide gains and losses.

As a group merchandising shares were outstanding, rising to new highs for the year on gains ranging to more than a point in R. H. Macy and allied stores. Dow-Jones preliminary closing stock averages were: industrial Skire Of Seattle, arrived In Albany tinued warm west portion ana The following Information re- ward that the committee muddle garding prices on local strawber-1 ia just about as much of a muddle ries has been released by the dls- now as before, trict office o( OPA. State re- Reasor for the continued confu-quirements for the state of Ore- sion) lne cierk explained, is that gon say that producers shall pack votesr nad in instances their berries in 12 ounce hallbcks the names of republi-and there are 12 of these halloeks caas for democratic committee to a crate.

Under regulation, a posts and vice-versa. and that in hallock is considered a pint and other ases the clectorate had as-takes the price of a pint which is crsong t0 posts in which 13 cents. Smea there are 12 of jthe do these halloeks to a crate the f.o.b. Nevertheless tne clerk must to. pnee per crate would be $1.56.

warmer eat Ct Cascade FiJday evening to visit frtentts. -Maximum tempure 'in Albany, i Friday 82 degrees. Minimum xioany Walter Daniels of Sweet Home, temperature Saturday morning 91 degrees. rect ana iainng. was a.

visitor spending last nlht in Albany. On Bnusiness 141.24, up 0.21; railroad 40.00, up A farmer when selling to wholesaler mav add to this f.o.b. I 0.12: utility 23.00. up 0.08; 65 A. Henderson' antl son of Scio, of the Roaring River Logging company, was in Albany ch business this forenoon.

The bieration is Summer band starts June 5th for beginners and concert band players. A few instrument-ftvtiilftble for rent. Fee for summer $5.00 Phone Lorcn Lupcr, 477-R. Address 538 East 4th. may26-june3 closed for the presertl.

price his local haul charge which tZil: traiL.h 8t0s 50.58, up 0.11. should figure around five cents the central co amounted t0 415i30o per crate. This would make out the shares compared with 361,570 last price delivered to the wholesaler In drawing for candidates for Saturday. $1.61 per crate. If the farmer constable posts, however, less: Transactions on the curb ag-sells directly to the retailer and I difficulty was involved and the glegated 104,070 shares against delivers to the premises of the following weer named: District No.

a week ago. miiTv. r. WAVES Uiaa.fs uuK.ey ana tf Mrs aK The ma Joriiesson PasCO, Wa.Hh., i vl Rev. and 'Mrs.

N. E. Perkins, missionaries to, the: Dominican republic since 1936, who will speak at the Free Methodist church tomorrow at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Rev.

Perkins will-haya, with him a display of curios, snapshots, tropical insects and some colored slides ON BUSINESS O. Michelson of Harrisburg, Glen Robinson and H. B. Wicker of the Monmouth community, O. E.

Thompson of Brownsville, J. J. Marker of Foster, B. Devine, Lebanon; Joe Rodgers, Independence; Robert Aubrey of Tangent, H. L.

Lill of Blodgett and Raymond Sadie of near Corvallis are in Albany on business this, arrived in Albany evening and 66agt vsiting hcr mother-9nd also are at a local hotel. rall thtt Mhrn, tnrrtitirtv nf retail store, he may add the whole-i uordon biiort, wo. saler's markup of 40 cents per Bus Robinett, Crawfo'dsville, both crate which would give him 1 republicans, and No. 6, Earl Mic-price of $2.01. can only take kelson.

Lebanon, a democrat, the 40 cents, however, if he do-' Albany. FINAL GRAIN Chicago, May 27 Rye futures revealed a mixed trend on the board of trade today. Wheat firmed on the close after early easiness, oats closed unevenly From Toledo- I Floyd Bond of Tudo, was Vnn Washington- business visitor spending last -M irtuVStroho nnd Kas. livers to the. premises of the re- tail store.

If the retailer should Johnston Winner Ot night in Albany. lower, and barley ke'of Paylaba arid S(fr: Axeiton purchase these berries from a pro- uefl4jijneps Award ah (( fin aoh nl i tnrtrt'D niv of rf Rve finished the day up lit to ot are visitors 1 such similar place, then the farm- Atlantic city, May unu- off ijc a busnei; wheat unchang- in 'Albany. eis price to the retailer would ea rrcss war corresponatius wuu ed to up oats up i to off J. and be the f.o.b. price plus the local two of the four national Headlin- barley off lc, haul, plus the wholesale markup ers awards lor tne year Dest re- of 40 cents per crate times a 1.33 porting in their respective war; Chicago, May 27 Wheat range: markup.

theaters, Chairman Braten Card- 0pen High Low Close Pratty Corpora! Virginia Kilgor. of St. Paul, rotoirot heavy sail at Fort Knox, Kentucky, following publication of a picture of her baknif a take. Baking it one of the 239 Army alignment, row being handled mott br members of tht Women's Anny Corpi. In the Bag On Business EJ.

and, son pierce, prominent farmers in the East Tangent neighborhood, are In Albany on business today. Leaves for Colorado Mr. and MrsJ' Henry Flomer and son of left today fbr Greeley, wl'iere they have property, to make tbeir home. Hurley's Plumbing Shbp will be closed from Sat. noon' until Thur-; day June 1st.

George JTurfcy, Prop tnay26-2jS DOWN Retail stores take a 134 mark-. ner of Penn Mate college announ- Juy 161i up over their cost. The proper ced today. Sept. 1605 1612-162 1602-J 160! 1613 160i 159 159; 1602 162 1601 160 mi Way to figure their markup is to ne united rress men were Dec.

160; FRYERS FRYERS 160S We J-; take 12 into their net cost which Henry Shapiro, whose exclusive Mav have plenty Wr the Week-end laKe, nf thP bi-Pikine of the sieae biorit would be $2.01 if delivered to oiy ot tne DieaKing oi tne siege holiday. Plarit closed Tuesday OTO TPninarart was iudeed the best "High Cost of Hearing" arid Memorial Day. Ends Visit nere SSgt. Earl of Fair nivii otui.c yviiiLii wuuiu 6iVC a cost of 162 cents or 17 cenU to come from the Russian theater. liQr 'II Cailf Dl IH anH Richai-H who IVHlllll lflV rlllJ Shook Produce New Sensational Zenith Ra-dionic Hearing Aid sells for mount Army air base'lield at Gen-j phone 666 ufi jiciiiuLn.

ocvcmccii wciua tw in 2nd Washington waded ashore with marines storm- may26-27 thpm a retaa ceUjng jf 2" ing the beaches of Tarawa and ffiarfiP I InffllP $40 T0- wrote nis iirst aispaicn unuer vmuiiju wiiuuu cents per 12 ounce hallock. Vacation School to Begin K'ontliuitMl From One steady sniper nre. Johnsonrwho later received a eva-, wno was oiii unci iui- lough In Albnny to Vlsfl parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.

p. of No. 12., Wit Monday for Sah Diego to visit his sister. Mrs. Rachel Nash, before leaving for his i home base.

'joint 'vacation Bible school ibnsored by the Firphrisyan Fuel Wood Supply First Methodist Be sponsored and Complete with crystal microphone, radionk tubes, batteries and battery-saver circuit, made by Zenith Radio Corporation. Everybody can afford one now. model one price one qualityZenith's finest. No extra) no "decoys." marine citation, gave the world power into Toledo is totally units first eyewitness account of the true. battle for Tarawa, the most bloody "The Mountain States Power and costly in marine history.

Oth- Company has adequate lenergy er dispatches describing the Tar- available to carry the entire awa action trailed Johnston's by P.U.D. laod and could do so ex-nearly a week. (Johnston is the: cept for the inadequacy of the open Monday in the Christian Church with Mrs. Golhitf Ferguson in charge. No children under four are to be admitted.

Beein- Portland, May 27 U.R. The wood supply for northwest consumers will be considerably 'ners and primary "students are lessened this winter OPA fuel ra tloning officers meeting here son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. V. i P.U.D.

transmission line" from Coos Bay to Newport and Toledo. Picture In Trade Magaatne A picture of Richard Johnson, United Press correspondent stationed at Honolulu, appears in April 8th issue of Editor and Publisher. He distinguished himself as being the first War Correspondent to leport the Tarawa battle on Nov. 23. said today, and the supply of kerosene for stoves would be mnA unn nlA Smith of Albany.) AJso among the 22 Radionic awards Normally Mountain States serves te attend from 9 to 11:30 a.m.

and junior boys and girls from 1 to 3:30 p.m, Children are to bring pencils, scissors, rulers and tablets. Children of all churches will be welcomed. i jmvic man inuiai, uicy suivi. Albert R. Whitman, national nlln Ait ih was one to Ernie Pyle, Scripps of the P.U.D.

system and that ter-director ol the fuel rationing Howard coiUmnist and roving war ritory is still being adequately program Washington D.C reporter, for the best foreign fea- served. of the ear- became'' the emergency existing at cold winter was to older fuel now, man Headliner histo Toledo Mountafn tates Jvicc while dealers cou 1 supply tQ recejve an award two area it. He said otherwise the fuelrJ Speedy film developing service. Hurley's Drug may26-29 Hearing Aid You can decide for yourself in a few moments. Atrrptrd hy Amrricvt Medical Auocia-turn Council on Therapy Tlease Write or phone for an appointment Memorial Sermon Set A Memorial day theme will be treated Sunday morning in Rev.

Edward Terry's sermon, "The Type of Christian the World 1 't-VAi situation would become desperate ivc iuc uiuj vmti iwu- cAL'epi. iur me liiauequucy oi me tirrie winner was Westbrook' Peg-! P.U.D. transmission line." ler, United Features columnist, Moves to Portland Mr. and Mrs. A.

Holmes of Elm street'm Albany, are moving today to Portland, to make tbeir home. Needs," at the First Molhodisi I Hea ring Restored By church. who won in 1937 and repeated in FROM PLAINVIEW i C. kl rn r- isrw tat. nui 3 1941.

Lightning Shock THE GASKINS STUDIO Charles Jenks, a farmer in the; riVOOn OLoUiH Plainview neighborhood, is in Al-; bany on business this afternoon. a weird sight to uninitiated onlookers, newly commis-vloned U. S. Army nui cuddle up in imti-Ras cupes us they ui-i: Atrgo cuinbot truininu lit r't. Devcns, Muss.

British Honor Elliot Rooseyelt Hammond, May 27 (U.R! Instruction in Classified Ads Will Sell It. Voice. Piano. Dine orenn. harmony.

1 Thanks to a friendly bolt ofi Annual Reunion Set The annual reunion of the Parker-Humphrey families is scheduled to be held next Sunday in an all day meeting in the Fairmount 129 W. 7th Albany. Ph. 142-L I "gnimng, Mrs. Ignatz hpogis had her hearing back today.

Mrs. Spo- Sara Ella Worley, representative. May 27 grange hall in North Albany. The usual fine basket dinner is to be held and the day spent largely in an informal social manner. gis had been deaf since last Feb- ruary when she suffered an earj infection.

A bolt of lightning sjtruck her house last night, i shocked her. and restored her hearing, she said. DEsav Ymii (Buit lilt? uiranefl)3iie Meeds Sermons Topics Listed Rev. Edgar B. Luther First Baptist church will speak on "Beloved Brother" at the ll a.m.

service Sunday and on "Why SUNNY BROOK CAFE closed Monday and Tuesday. May 29 and 30, M27 People Go to Church" nt the 7:30 p.m. service. 0N BUSINESS E. J.

Pearle, a farmer, dairy and poultry operator of the Courtney Creek neighborhood, was in Albany on business this afternoon. rayu Sox To Speak Attorney Edward Sox of Albany Library to Close-is to deliver Jhe address on the The Albany public library will Memorial Day program ut the be closed Tuesday in observance Oakville cemetery at 10:30 o'clock i of Memorial day. Mrs. Aiy ffep-on Memorial Day. Victor Yates is i tune, librarian, announced today, to be in charge of the musical I piogram.

SUNNY BROOK CAFE closed Monday and Tuesday. Mav 29 and 30, M27 Utiles Have Son Lt. and Mrs. Ralph V. Little art-parents of a 74 pound son, born to them May 2, at the Armficld Maternity home.

Lt. Little is now serving overseas. 9 Or. T. Urn llr.

(I. (km "DBS. ClilnrM tlrtilll UpUlr Ria. 14 2 Vmrtlm ThraiM BM(. 1 Brrtlhln.

AU tnt. flffl nnurf 2 p.m. to p.m. SATtTRPAT ONLY, i-nnmiltmlon, BUml PrtMura mff ttrloe TmU Free ot Chart MATHEW F. BECKER DIES Lebanon, May 27 (Special) Mathew Frank Becker tied Of- a heart attack at about 11 o'clock this forenoon while hoeing In the garden at his home on A street.

Arrangements are being made by the Howe funeral home. i Use our camera and film and take all the simp shots you want. Plenty of film. See for camera reservation'. Squred 'n Isev, 125 West 2nd Albany.

mnySM-30 Ji Think of the things you can't buy NEW from the stores during war-time. You may have several of these items that you never use anymore. Why not bring them out of storage, out of cupboards and closets, dust 'cm off, oil 'em up, and run a classified ad offering them for sale. Someone will need what you have to sell. They'll be willing to pay a good fair price.

So You'll have additional money for your own needs, or to buy War Bonds. (4 llmlin Telephoto) Cel. Elliot Roosevelt (rluht) is conmatuluted bv Air Marshal Sir Trafford -m Lelgh-Mallory, Allied chief of Invasion, air forces, utter bemg decorated i tor services In North African, Sicilinn und ltuliun rnnipaiKiis. Young HooseveU was maue a comniunder oi the Urder ot the Empire. Photo radioed from London.

Schoolboy's Dream Comes True Returns from Veruucla May Phillips who hav been in work in Ven.uela, South America, fur the past 6'a years, since t-he visited here, is now in the United S'ates, havum flown from Venvuela, to Maimi, Flu. -Miss Phillips is a sister of v. Malcolm From Irbanon Mrs. C. A.

Morse, of Lebanon, was a visitor spending last night a local iii.tcl. 5 PH 15 or 16 fon Qianwiuf ffiinrf 13 Hurley's' Plumbing Shop will be dosed from Sat. noon until Thuis-j day June 1st. George Hurley, Prop. i may26-27 i In Albany jr M.

D. Fried and L. E. Duff of Medford. arrived in Albany last evening.

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