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Newspaper Page TextPAGE NIEZ Where You Get The Most For The Least. ..Statesman Page Th OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. OrgozC Thursday Morning. Jan 11, 1942 Classified Advertising Statesman Classified Ads Call 9101 Three insertion per line 25c Six insertions per Um 40c One month per line $1.25 frimimum charge 25c; 3 ti. min imum 35c; 8 ti. min. 45c No refunds. J Copy lor this page accepted un til M the mnim before publica tion (or i.lsasifii stlnm Copy re ceived after tola Um will be run under the heeding Tm Late to Classify." The Statesman assumes no finan cial responsibility for ecrora which may appear m advertisements pub lished m its columns and in caaao where Xbm paper St at fault will immmmt that nrt an aitTrrrtisr moot la which the typographical The Statesman reserves the right J to reject questionable advertising. "I 11 runner jiiura uv place ail advertiing under the proper classification. A "Blind" Ad an ad containing a Statesman box number for an ad dress is for the protection of the rlwsrttar ami mint therefore be answered by letter. The Statesman is not at lioerxy 10 aivuige iniuc mation as to the identity of an aaveruser using a ouna ma. Livestock and Poultry FOR " SALE Registered Guernsey bull. 3 years old. fti. 2-2281. COLORED FRYERS for Laurel Ave. Phone 4757. sale. 2460 FARMERS WE PAY 90c per hundred tor dead and worthless live stock. Top prices paid for fox-feed roista. Phone col lect, Salem. 0411. MONTGOMERY RENDERING WORKS BABY CHICKS. S popular varieties very week. Also Leghorn eockrels bow ready Ptt 22881. Lee Hatchery. Help Wanted STRAWBERRY pickers wanted SO pickers. I am paying- is cents a carrier With .03 bonus. Clean patch, plenty Cabins. Ben Brown, Sublimity, Ore., H. 1, Box 116, near S. C. Falls. IF YOU like to DRAW. SKETCH or Paint, see TALENT TEST ad in Mis cellaneous coliamn. APPLICATIONS for manning an ob- rrvation post will be received until p. m., June 13. Salary expected to be stated in first application St ref erences furnished. The Observation Post Board reserves the right to reject any aU applications. Mrs. O. W. Humphreys, Sublimity. Help Wanted Male 3 MEN to work in alder mill, one whistle punk. 65c per nr., one edger man 70c. also cat puncher. Men 50 years and over preferred. Free houses. Apply I mi. east and 3 mi. north Hebo, Or eg. H. Ramacher. WANTED male help $63 per mo. and board, room and laundry. Oregon State Hospital, Salem. Help Wanted Female GIRL wanted for genl housework. Good pay. Ph. 9065; after 6. 7630. WANTED waitress to work Saturday ight. Chinese Tea Garden. HIGH school girl to work in modern Country home. Rt. 2. Box 170C, Mrs. W. L. Woelk. WOMAN with car to collect on bona fide monthly payment accounts in Sa lem. Experience unneceaeeryr but must be willing to follow instructions and devote the necessary time to position. Earnings win run approximately $80X10 a month which will be excellent earn ings for the time spent. Box 2130. co Statesman. BEAUTY operator. Apply 309 1st MationsI , Barifc bklg. WOMAN, bswk.. 1 In family. P. 4581. Situations Wanted STENOGRAPHER wants steady or Ert-time employment References. Box 13. Statesman. PLOWING at discing. Ph. 6997. EXPERIENCED secretary desires typing, statements, collection letters or bookkeeping work to do at home. Own typewriter. Accurate. Good at figures. 2134. cO Statesman. DAY nursery, exp. go N. .17th 2153. HSKPG. employed couple. Ph. 3785. PAINTING end decorating. Ph. 7553. Office work, general exper. Ph. 7196. DAY nursery, experienced. 113 Union. For Sale 'Miscellaneous SALE OF MATTRESSES Regular $23.50 innerspring mattress, now $16 95. See them Nash Furniture Co. SALE PLATFORM ROCKERS Velour covers, choice of colors. Now 16.95. See Them Our Window Nash Furniture Co. HOGG BROS, hsve s limited supply t electric water heaters. DELUXE sutomatic Bendlx. slightly sued. $129.50, HOGG BROS. SEE HOGG BROS . 200 State St. for liberal trade in on your old furniture. DRAG SAW. completely, overhauled. rebored. Also 450 gaL oil tank. 3494 Walker street, evening. FACTORY built trailer huose for tale, cheap. Taylor's Trailor Camp. THE APRON SHOP 878 N High. FREE hay. Mow it yourself. Call at W21 streev ; 3 H. P. outboard motor. 1 yr. old. like new, $35. 137 Senate. W. Salem. FOR BELCREST properties, see KRUEG ER 147 N. Com!. Ph. 4728 ADVERTISING Western Advertising RepresentatJres - George D Close. Inc. Francisco Los Angeles Seattle Eastern Advertising Representatives Ward-CrtfBth Company the. Chicago. New Tor. Detroit ii trams u at the Postoffice at Salem. es Second Class Matter. Pnb- everw inornnia except Monday, st oice SIS Mouth Comstercial SUBSCRIPTION' RATES Man Subscription Rates In Advance: Within Oregon: Daily and Sunday. Mo. : 0 cents: 6. Mos SJ.90.: I ear $8 00. iSsewhere M -cents per ano or $7.24) (or l year m advance Per copy cents By City Carrier. 75 S.0O a year tn advano adjacent counties ner. ia cent a monin. advance as Marion and OPsVooti. fsfced saa Stress. Money to Loan QUICK CASH LOANS CALL. WRITE or phone (tlSS) to Salem's oldest, largest home owned and home managed finance institu tion. Your financial affairs will be discussed and loans made in strictest privacy. You will be given every eon aideration in the repaying of your loan or granting of extensions. 1 to 12 MONTHS TO REPAY You caa pay in full any time to reduce the cost. ONLY BORROWER SIGNS No endorsers. Loans made on furni ture or note. SEE ROY H. SIMMONS, MGR. Lie. No. M-132. JIM CLARK. ASST. MGR. GENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION Lie. No. 8-138 1S4 So. Commercial St. Phone 918s First door south of Ladd at Bush bank Convenient ground floor location. PRIVATE MONEY AUTO AND TRUCK LOANS CONTRACTS REFINANCED to re dues payments. Money for new or used cars. No delay or red tape. You will retain possession of the vehicle 1 to 15 MONTHS TO PAY ROY H. SIMMONS 13S South Commercial Street Phone 9168 Lie. No. M-152 MONEY TO LOAN On Farm. City or Acreage Property CHILDS St MILLER. INC. 344 State St. Phone 9261 arm? llm rim ranWnitlal At business property Will buy mortgages or contracts hawkins at kub&kis INC. Realtors. Guardian Building. For Sale Miscellaneous 32 BACK Issues of FORTUNE VI AG A ZINE. 1937 through 1840. In perfect condition. $6.00. Ph. '-' Axminister Serviston Cambay rug. 9 x 12. With fir mat. r. sbzj. uod wnera Trade Miscellaneous WILL TRADE 36" wood lathe for good 24" Jig saw. Ph. 6419. evenings Wanted Furniture ANYONE wishing to sell household furniture, call .7911. or after 6 p. m. swsi F. N. GLENN WOODRY. Auc tioneers St furniture dealers will pay you more cash or trade for furniture St household goods We buy or sell everything. Ph. DUO. CASH FOR used furniture & house hold goods BL rorgey Ph. 74-16. Wanted Miscellaneous CHILDREN cared for at my home Mrs. Haines. 2480 W. Nob Hill. ALL KINDS of used goods. Ph. 4517 USED FURNITURE Ph. 91S4. Miscellaneous IF YOU LIKE TO DRAW, SKETCH or PAINT Write for Talent Test. (No Fee). Give age and occupation. Box 2126. co Statesman. Dental Plate Repair TWO-HOUR SERVT.C4 Of MOST CASES Bring or Man Your Plates for Repair LML HARRY SEMT.EB. DENTIST Adolpo Bldg, State at Com! Ph. 3311 For Rent Rooms HOTEL MARION Rooms, special weekly and" monthly rates to perm, guests Marion Coffee Shop, oeiicssae meals at iov SLEEP, rra., close in. Phone 4498. 8M. rm., nr. capitoL MS Center. SLP RMS. 37 Bellevue. Ph. 3048. SLP RM. near state Wdgs Ph 21449 Room and Board GOOD HOME for child. 330$ Center EXCELLENT board. 330 N. Summer. GOOD service 1144 Center. Ph 8630. BOARD at room. 2310 N. 4th. BETTER BRD at rm 745 8 Coml St For Rent Apartments FURN. 2-R., $12.50. 2-R. dn.. shower bath, $15.50. its., w.. gar. 172 S. Liberty. 2-R.. ht.. lgt., wtr.. fur. 420 S. 20 St. COZY J-RM. furn. apt. 233 N. 13. CLEAN, neatly furn. apt. 545 Court. COURT APT. on bus line. 2 rms. at bath, elect, equip. 351 S. 19th. LOVELY, clean Pullman apt. Refrtf. priv. bath 248 D st. Phone 6728. FURN. apt. Ph. 3437. 2 RMS A bath turn. 1440 Waller. CLEAN, one rm. apt 645 Ferry 1 and 2 rm apt 2054 N Capitol FTSTarooinsrOlO N. h 4-R. unfurn. duplex. Hdwd. firs. Gas furn. at range Gar. Bsmt. 2310 Trade. For Rent Houses 1 RM. fur. hse. Ph. 3723. 5-RM. modern, north. $35. (Roam. east. $40 KRUEGER Ph. 4728147 N. Coml NEW 3 RM. HOUSE. 61$ Breys Ave. MODERN 4-rm. house. 2285 Breyman. RENT of 5-rm. furn. house, garden in. fruit, to middle aged couple in ex change for board of owner, man 60 yrs. Phone 2-1772. ask for Mrs. Hobbs. 5-RM. furn.. $38. 1530 Brdw. P. 4953. MODERN. 2 bdrms, $40 mo. 1580 D. 2068) Breyman. 4 rms. Adults. $20. WE HAVE THE PROSPECT D YOU Want to sell, exchange, lease, rent, see Mr Larsen. Mr Collins or Mr Goodwin with Hawkins Roberta For Rent TRUCKS for rent. You drtvs. lie- Cune at LovelL phone MM. MODERN COTTAGES. $4 A up Junction Auto Court. So Commercial. geeatsgocdto r 6TAUttV FROM , TU&JOFFTCE-BACK J yfl TOMV LITTLE. V HOME WVEkE IM Ly APPKEOATtt -r- e - mm 1" 1 rliiim liilr . BLONDU J S Money to Loan CASH FOR Any Constructive Purpose No loan is too small for our con sideration. Repayment schedules ar ranged to fit your income. For example: YOU RECEIVE YOTJ PAY MONTHLY $ 50.00 100.00 150.00 300.00 $5.02 10.05 15.07 30.14. Above payments are figured on 13 months basis. Phone, write or call at the office of Salem s Personal Loan Center. 315 Court St. Salem Phone 4446 State License S-228 M-278 CALKINS FINANCE COMPANY LOANS-S25 to $300 Almost any credit-worthy person who really needs cash ... to pay off old debts . for medical or aentai wore . . . or for some other worthy purpose can qualify fot a loan at .Personal. PERSONAL FINANCE CO. Ground Fir.. New Bhgh Bldg. SIS STATE STREET (At High Street) Telephone 3191 State Licenses: S-12J. M-163 Auto Loans Willamette Credit Co. rra floor guardian building license N. m us- Loans Wanted WANTED PRIVATE MONEY TO LOAN on good Salem real es tate. Will pay f liiltmt. W. H. GRABENHORST sfe CO. REALTORS Financial WANTED To buy for cash Real estate mortgages, real estate contracts, merchandise discount paper. State Finance Co. 344 State. Wanted to Rent SMALL furnished apartment with private bath or lavatory, wanted by re sponsible elderly couple. Write Box 2131, Statesman. SMALL house for couple within walk ing distance of state house. Guarantee excellent care. Ref. furn. Box 2129. Statesman. For Sale Real Estate HOME WITH INCOME 6-Room house, 2-room apt., upstairs private entrance. Englewood district. Corner lot. Bus at door. Can be shown anytime. See Bechtel or Needham, 341 State St.. Room 4. HOUSE for sale or rent. Phone 8429 or call at 1887 N. Water after 130. " $50DOWN $25 per mo. Good S-r. plastered home with fireplace, cor. lot. Price $1800. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. W. H. GRABENHORST St CO.. Realtors 134 S. Liberty St. Ph. 4131 VERY GOOD X B. Rm.. double plumbed home. Basement, furn-, lire place. H. W floors, large lot. located at 1870 No. Cottage. See Mr. Goodwin with HAWKINS & ROBERTS, INC, Realtors. 1 FOR SALE FURNISHED HOME 5-R. plastered home with basement and furnace, large cor. lot in business zone. Price $2500, $500 down. bal. $25 per mo., on bus line. AN EXCELLENT VALUE. W. H. GRABENHORST tt CO., Realtors 134 S. Liberty St. Ph. 4131 6-ROOM home on 8th street. Good buy for $2250. A beautiful home, Vi acre, lawn & shrubbery. Modern in every respect. Priced st $6000 P. H. BELL, REALTOR 429 Oregon Bldg. Cards la this directory run on a monthly basis only. Rate: SL25 per Una per saonth. Auto Brake Mike South Batteries WTLLARD batteries. aU types R. D wuuuivw. sn uiurco. snows sow Bicycli BICYCLES. New aiid reconditioned. Harry W Scott. 147 S Corn el P. 4516 Chiropractic Physicians O A Sternberg 346 N CapttoL 3731 Chimney Sweeps North ness Chimney Sweep. P. 4456). Florists Brelthauprs 447 dun. Phone 9195 Funeral Directors TerwUllger Funeral Home. Ph. 6928 Loans MONEY to loan EZY, co Statesman Mattresses SALEM f-LUFf RUG at MATTRESS Co New Mattresses id made, rug cleaning r weaving S 13tk at Wilbur Tel 8441 Z wickers. CAPITOl BEDDING CO Ttooe SOW Oil Burner Service 8KXWB A JUDSON PHONE 4141 r flllllLn.VI . Hr?... rMM X i -r Irl ivrxtd I T. lira 1 y u m u ip - For Sale Real Estate IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 5 rooms and large attic on North 18th. among new homes. Offered for $3750. with $500 down it's a buy. See Mrs. Ellis with Chi Ids it Miner. Realtors, 344 State Street. Ph. S26L- Exchange Real Estate LOT FOR TRADE Will trade cor. lot on pavement for equity in a modern smell home. W. H GRABENHORST A CO, Realtors 134 S. Liberty St. Ph. 4131 Acreage t IXSk A, about 1 ml. from Salem. 8 A. under cult. A. old growth fir. S-nn. house, double garage, -poultry house. good well, good soil. $4750. $500 down. $35 per mo on baL i a. on Evergreen Ave., e-rm. nouae, hardwood firs, in 3 rms.. nice kitchen. bath, garage, laundry rm., $3150. $750 cash. MELVTN JOHNSON. REALTOR 72S Court St. Ph. 3733 62V A- 3 mi. S. W. of Dallas. IS A. of prunes, bal. timber. Price $3250. Terms. 30 A., 16 mi. N. W. of Salem. 9-R hse. At bam. Price $3700. Terms. W. G. Krueger. 147 N. ComT. Ph. 4728 TEN ACRE TIMBERED TRACT Located 3',i miles out with road on two sides, creek. Good location, near school Price $1800. No bldgs. W. H. GRABENHORST at CO., Realtors 134 S. Liberty St. Ph. 4131 Suburban SUBURBAN CREEK PROPERTY New 4-R. home with fireplace, mod ern plumbing, double garsge. 10 A., with stream. Price $4000, terms. IM MEDIATE POSSESSION. W. H. GRABENHORST At CO., Realtors 134 S. Liberty St. Ph. 4131 Wanted Real Estate WANT S-R. mod. house, south, to $3500. Pay half cash. Want 5-rm. house, near Linen Mill. Pay cash to $2000. H. P. GRANT, Realtor 529 Court St. Phone 8744 For Sale Wood 40 CDS. limb prune wood. Would like to sell aU to one party. Ph. 7335. DRY WOOD, all kinds. Ph. 8560, Wood Sawing 960 N Corn L Ph. 3523. Personal MEET NEW FRIENDS; Club Cite Box 71-Q. Main PO uos Aneeles Cal Mrs. Martin, psychologist, adviser. 474 N. Liberty. Ph. 4860. appointment only. Lost and Found FOUND 3 keys, chain. Statesman office. LOST 16 red artillery Chev. wheel St tire. Reward. Harvey Moullet, 173 S. 13th. Legal Notice NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Executrix has tiled her Final Account in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Marion County, in Probate, and that Friday, the 10th day of July, 1942, at ten o'clock A.M. at the courtroom of said court in the courthouse in Salem, Oregon, has been set as the time and place for hearing objection to said Final Account and final settle ment of said estate. First publication, June 11th, 1942; last publication, July 9th, 1942. FLORENCE BARKER, Executrix, Estate of Lena Townsend, Dec. J. 11-18-25; Jly. IS. Directory Painting & Paperhanginjr, Experienced Reasonable. Ph. 4325. Paints and Lacquers Complete tine NASON paints, ufcerai R D Woourow 194 N. Church Printing FOR STATIONERY cards pamphlets programs, books or any kind of print inc. call The Statesman Printing De pertment, 315 S (mimcrttiL lele 910X Plumbing . REPAIRS St INSTALLATION SKEW IS At JUDSON- PHONE 4141 PLUMBING. GENERAL repair work Graber Bros. 154 S Liberty Ph. Sj6M Schools SALEM SECRETARIAL LCHOOL STREAMLINED COURSES Write. Phone or Call for Booklet see h Capitol Transfer U-DRIVE TRUCKS FOR REN1 Blankets turn. 1S7 s Liberty ih SOS2 OR LOCAL OB D 1ST AN! transfer storage, burner oil, briquets trucks to Portland dally Agent Pierce An to Freght Including CarrJ points warmer Transfer ce Ph Hal Vacuum Cleaner Service FREE lrisnectlon is roar borne As thorized Hoover semiue. We service ail makes cleaners Hogg Pa 6022 Well Drilling B, F Sneed 2505 Brooks St Ph 6808 a. A. West At Sons, Rt, $, & 445. 1-2280 For Sale Used Cars YOU, TOO, CAN BUY ONE OF OUR QUALITY USED CARS AT NO EX TRA COST. 1439 Bulck Sedan , 4793 1SST Plymouth 2-dr. Sedan $465 1S$ Chrysler Sedan X39S UM Chevrolet Town Sedan 1S3S Buick Spec. Cpe. $395 1S35 Dodge Sedan . $345 1934 Ford Sedan $245 1930 Ford Sedan $145 SALEM AUTOMOBILE CO. Home of CHRYSLER SERVICE PLYMOUTH QUALITY USED CARS N. Coml at Center Ph. 4673 Open Evenings 36 V-8 couple Oood .tires, sale or trade. Terms, $235. After 6 p. m. 260 Hood. 1937 PONTIAC deluxe 4-door sedan. Radio, neater. 3 very good tires. Motor in excellent condition. $450, tncL int. & ins. Apt. 5, 597 N. Liberty. Wanted Used Cars WANTED Late model nickun. i ton preferred. Bo 2246. co Statesman. WE PAY TOPS! Get every dime your car is worth. Cash on the Barrel-Head "C" SHROCK SALEM'S oldest independent used car dealer. NX Corner Church St Chem. Ph. 7922 "CASH" For Your Car No Fuss - - No Delay See Us Today ANY MAKE ANY MODEL BURGOYNE MOTOR COMPANY 440 CENTER ST. Transportation WANT passenger to share driving to uuiutn, Mirm. Ph. 3-1302. Pedeo News PEDEE After ten years' ab sence, Mrs. Mabel Nale and two daughters Evelyn Nale and Edna Hoffman and son Charles, of Chiloquin, 'Wash, are here for a visit at the Sidney Howard home. The ranch on Pedee creek where they lived ten years ago was re cently sold to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Teeters who moved there from McTimmonds valiey last week. At the cavalry meeting Wednes day evening a few more members were signed up. Sidney Howard, Stanley McCoy, D. Simpson and Robert Orr were chosen to attend a school for officers in Salem on Monday evenings. -Children's day will be featured by a basket lunch at the school- houte Sunday. A program will be given by the Circle Girls at noon. Walter Dal ton of Kings Valley was in Corvallis seeking medical attention for an infected right arm. Clinton Ruiter was in Corvallis on business Saturday. Mrs. Milo Gage was honored by a shower at the home of Mrs. J. C. Kerber last Friday. ( Mrs. Ker ber and Mrs, Pete Ritner were Marlene Condran spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Clint Mo Cormack at Philomath. Vivien and Bob Burba nk are visiting with Herbert Pancratz in Portland. Mrs. Molly Lacey is visiting friends in Salem. The Farmers Union will meet Thursday evening of this week. Members are urged to be present to elect officers to fill vacancies. Several Pedee people attended the funeral of "Bud- Hobbs at Kings Valley. Bernadine Edwards, Ella Shythe, Doris Hanna and Cathryn Ritner were in Salem Thursday. Mrs. Rittie Kerber and Fritz, and Mrs. Clell Kerber and Rose, were in Dallas Wednesday. Mrs. Rufus Dodge, who recent ly completed a course in advanc ed first aid, had occasion to apply her knowledge when Ellis Camp bell received a severe cut on his arm Wednesday while working fcr the Simpson lagging company. Guests at the home of Rittie and Fritz Kerber Sunday included Demand for Hay Increased Farmers will want to take par ticular stock of their hay situa tion and supply for the eotmna year. In view of the possible shortage, says W. G. Niblet, as sistant county agent, livestock numbers on the . coast have in creased in the past year so that the coast, which grows little of its own hay will be calling for more from the valley and eastern Ore gon. The past hard winter east of the ' mountains has reduced the probable yield of alfalfa to quite a degree so that heavier nemands win be made this year on the Willamette valley for hay. Since last year's carry over in eastern Oregon was largely used up last winter, it is anticipated that very little hay will be shipped out of many regions. Taking into consideration these facts, Nibler suggests that where- ever possible farmers make ar rangements for their hay im mediately so that the true de mand for hay will become more evident. Farmers who are plan ning to buy should arrange for their supply or should plan to cut other crops for hay. In some cases lodged grain would be bet ter cut for hay, at least in spots. Some fields of cover crop seeds, such as vetch or peas have grown rank in spots and seed will not fill, and could be cut for hay. This is particularly true of hairy vetch. T-vons News LYONS Mr. and Mrs. Earl Al len and Bob Brassfield fished the Belknap hot springs Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Grimes have moved into the Donison house recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Weston Grogen. Grimes, who is employed at the Freres Lumber company has been living at the Freres sawmill located above Me hama. Mi. and Mrs. George Kimery and small daughter Linda of Portland visited in Lyons Tues day at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kimery and his sister, Mrs. Art Ayres and family. Mrs. Merrill Brassfield was a guest at the Fred Brassfield home in Salem Sunday. Mrs. George Rogers of Klamath Falls is in Lyons to be employed in the berry fields near Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. Art Ayres and sons Harold and BQlie were Sun day guests at tiie home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stockwell in Cor vallis. Mrs. Roy Huber, clerk of the Lyons school board will be in charge of the sugar rationing for canning for the Lyons, F63 Val ley, McCuUy Mountain and Weas el Flat districts, held at the Lyons community hall Wednesday and Thursday from 10 to 3 in the day and 7 to 9 evenings. , Members of the Santiam Valley grange held their regular meeting at the hall Friday night. Due to bad weather conditions and other activities a small crowd was pres ent. Mrs. Garnett Basaett wi elected a delegate to attend State Grange held in Portland next week. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Trask of Albany visited Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ring. Beulah Lewis of Salem spent Tuesday night and Wednesday at the heme of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lewis. Miss Lewis is employed at the TB hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Day visited over the weekend in Marshfield as guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hallmark. Miss Constance Bodeker and Miss Cleta Crabtree with Mas Gladys Blum of Mehama spent Sunday at Nelscott on the coast Mr. and Mrs. Norman Garrison and Clarence Good ell also made a trip to the coast Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Melgard, Mrs. Ruby Flick and Mr. and Mrs. Otto EngdahL Mr. and Mrs. McCaffer ty of Salem, Visited last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Engdahl, Otto Engdahl and Mrs. McCafferty are sister and brother of Edmond Engdahl. Mr. and Mrs. Pby Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grant and Dick SiddalL Rev. Allen Backer and family were guests at the Arnold home Sunday. AfiS .--V Espionage Case i " .x.-:- a. 1 - r ' Mrs. Frances Gros Arrested with his wife last Janu ary, Dr. Hans Helmut Gros and Mrs. Gros have been convicted in Los Angeles federal court of con spiring to transmit national de fense Information to Germany. Mrs. Gros, a Kansas-born film cartoonist, is shown above. Weather Conditions Affect Royal Annes A 50 per cent drop m the Royal Anne cherry crop is anticipated by local growers as a result of the continued cold weather which has extended over a considerable period of time. The cherries are Just starting to show a little color, orchard Lsts report. It is expected that the cherries will not be ready for harvesting until about July I at the present rate of development. Unless mold sets in and some is unfit for harvest as happened last year, it is expected that this year's harvest will be good, de spite adverse conditions. Showers Hinder Work of Pea Viners TJNIONVALE The Ray -Mail ing pea viners in this district began the 1942 season operations here Monday with the 10 acres on the Winnie McDougall farm near Dayton being the first peas used. Samples of several truck loads from the 100 acres of the U. S. Alderman peas in the Grand Island district have been run through but the continued show ers are a serious handicap to the progress, giuwets report Cross Word rt is" lb n TO 'A 24 'A 2Q 50 Y7 38 5Q 141 44. 'A 48 50 5 54 QOZXZOifTAL 1 Luzon negrito il a-ahaped worn 41 gaunt 44 New Eng land state (abbr.) 45 sUhle 44 a warble 48 comfort 50 factor 52 meadow 53 obstacle 54 Paradise 65 wander vuncAL ' t ancient bronzo & heap Lt eagio LV-poker stake 14 Biblical character 13 boundaries IT completes 15 neuter pronoun , 20Wiltlnf; Implement XI Roman patriot 22 land 23 variety of x lettuce 24 Noah's son (poss.) 25 river ia Germany 2S diminuUva - for Alaert 27 ventilates 2$ asJutation -2-atsined . " 21 exhausts 54 aged 55- row -; SS near 17 Turkish ' magistrate S9CSU5S to . cohere ' iSrrSomo : Answer to 4. -to Average ttsso ef Disc by King ; I G ft U 0 ER ' KTTTN Q "7? A 75 AT5 O N r tIA RP AU LL N t R r Q nJe o y lOJE E aT5n I) A" L BIAtStE RTglv E rEMT TpjRplb OiV A CgETElgMAJ BtEM Jsl , IdIeIslJeTnidI Seraphs Sink Sfflcs to 3rd f SACRAMENTO, Calit, June II -(yp)-Pete Mallory had too many benders and twisterk for the Sacramento Solons and be pitched Los Angeles to 1 i b 0 victory over the Sacramento club. It was the second straight win for the leading Seraphs. The defeat sent the Sacs to third place behind San Diego. Barney Olsem smacked a heane nm fat the f irst htsiag wtttt one oa and that was enonxh te beat Tony Freltaa. Ossesrs single hi the third ta auaur chased fat the third tally after Mallery singled and was sacrificed, . " Los Atl 201 000 000-S 1 Sacra. : 000 000 000-(r: t 1 Mallory and Todd; FreStas, Schmidt (8) and Mueller. ' . -o Rickreall Opposes Dallas in Opener 1 DALLAS Rick reall's city baseball team will engage the Dallas team here on Lacreole field at 7 p. m. tonight in he opening game of the season, an nounced Manager Ray Boydslon. The Dallas team will also play a game Sunday at 2 p. m. against the Gill team of the Portland Mu nicipal league. Lineups for tonight's game for Dallas tndades Les Phil lips, pitcher; John Klassen, catcher; Wayne Gerard, first base; Jinunle Richardson, sec ond base; Ray Osama, short; Loads Nickels, third base, and JohnaJe Woods, Jim Beydsten aad Dick Osama, outfielders. Most of the personnel of the Dallas team Is made up of ex hlch school players. As the curtains will not be put up, spectators may witness the game from their parked cars around the field. Softball Meet A meeting of softbsJI spon sors aad snanaxers will be held tonight at the TMCA In pre paration for the season opener on June If. Late' Sports HOLLYWOOD. June 1-JP) Port -110 000 110 000 001-5 15 0 Holly. 202 000 000 000 000-4 16 I Cohen, Schubel (9), Osborne (10), Speece (15) and Castro, Leo vich; Hilcher (9), Perez (10) and Brenzel. Coast League SAN DIEGO. Calif.. June 10-UFy-Night game: Oakland 010 000 000-1 7 2 San Diego .011 020 01x-5 17 0 Buxton, Ananicz (8), and Glenn; Hebext and Salkeld. 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