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I' Tbm OSSGOXI STATESMAN. Salem Oregon. Saturday Maralag. Kovemlr II. 1342 Parr ?"" Xoi (bfat Time Most -km- Tfte1 . iLeast . -Btatesman . ClassiMed; .Fac0 Where ' Classified Advertising - Statesman : w Classified Ads '. Call 9101 . Three insertions per line 25c Six! insertions per line , ,, 40c One month per line ,. $125 Minimum charge 25c; S tL min imum S5c; 6 tL min. 45c No ;. refunds. Copy for this par til a -an dt wbIm k public Uon tor ciassincauon. ny re ceived after this Urn wttl b .rua under . the beading To Lat to Qsssifj The Statesman assumes ste finan cial ussnnsiriilirr bar errata which may appear in adiu tlssiiunta pub liahed in -its colurans and in cases where this -super si at fault orill reprint that part of aa advertise ment in whictt the kjrpecrapbical mistake occurs. The Statesman ius-ras th right to reject euesti enable adesrtiiing It further icserres th -right te place all advertiasng uwder the proper cstostficatioa. A "Blmd" Ad an ad containing a Statesman box number lac an ad dress is for the protection of the advertiser and must therefore be answered by letter. The Statesman is not at liberty to divulge infer' mation -ae to the Identity e aa advertiser uciss a SUnd a. LiTeslock and Poohry FOR 8AIJC: New Hampshire Pullets ready my. rn. zzasi. uee a Hatchery. a-rtR K AT .m Coed work -neraa. Ino. Brook Store. Joe, May. Sitvertoa. HelplTanted ONE HOSPITAL. Maid. diet kit chen helpers. 1 waitress. santo kit chen helper. I -male Janitor. Good Sages Oregon State .TubercuksMS ospiud. I r - - noimiSTBtntS. reft-ieerator iceman ac linoleum layera. M. I. Stiff. Help Wanted -Slalc Worker w -ess stayed to war are Surtloa saasrid aes apply and wttl aot be ceasMeead far eamptoysseat by ssa- pierer adrertJsln to this Meter Reader: Apply to- ft. P. Cross land. Monday. Nov. 13. Portland Qen aral Electric Co.. 237 N. . liberty St. wint some onk to fall large free. 109 Mill St. f taf'I'Vrk i CONSTRUCTION LABORfCRS " ' 05c PER HOUH ! SOUND CONSTRUCTION AND ENGINEERING CO. I TILLAMOOK. OREGON I Contact your local .D. S. BMPLOT-TT- UENT OFFICX for detail . ' . AMJM4 la . n JU1 war industry or to the lumbering. logging or BOD-nrnM wwm Will not be considered. Help Wanted Female WOMAN or capable girl by Dec. 12. Room, board. 840 mo. Mca. K. G. Coons. Rt. L Box 313. Oregon City, 1 woman foi cook. i woman for laundry wk. Board, nn, wages. P. 748 WOMAN ; for : house work, stay Bights. 783 Bear of N. 18th. GIRL or .WOMAN for Gen. house .ork and care of children.- $50.00 per no. Board A BflOTtu Td. 83T0. HOUSEKEEPER, adults. 32 00 mo. phone 3391. 8C30 So. Commercial WAITRESS Chines Tea Garden, . j - -r.r - - ' EXPERIENCED RECEPTIONIST and stenographer, professional office SUte qualifications. Write Box 3384. in care Statesman. , -. - OPPORTUNITY for dignified work in small Christian institution. Several openings for competent woman as night superintendent, housekeeper or cook. No objection to a woman with child under 12 years Write for particulars to Shirley Heinie. 538 -SE Ash St, Portland. Or- WAITRESS WANTED. The Spa. . Situations Wanted CHILDREN. Day car. Phone 32T Plain sewing (reas.). 254 N. Church. For Sale -MUcellancoug POTATOES field run. gljo- per rt. Bring sacks. H. Teepie. Rt- 1. mL North on Wallace Road. ONE PAIR beautiful fog light, pre focused lenses. Bargains at fa. 1820 N. lstn. n. Ammunitions 1 New shipment just m. 1 gauge- and as nuge. small shot. Shotgun ammu aition. Western Auto Supply Co Ph. GOOD USED Davenport, ft. , 323 sL Winter. -- ' . NEW OH burner circulating heat T Lare aiae 57Ja. Western Auto Supply Co. rnona iki. REFRIGERATOR for V00" pew. glee casa, : a '" , -' ,britl -:-'-.r..r:-,-, -iru-'Ar-" IS ft Brumpton Trailer House, ateeps oil eir, gasoBn range, hwd. toei hT-Hoir" ea Elliott Trans.jCo Mar State weigh scaJea. Grand Bond. FORD SEDAN, model New rub ber & battery. orirwiatta dltion. About cds. ad growth wood. 0 food KanirajjuBets. t mos. 4 good Hampshira roosters, T mo. 13 bales straw. sks. wheat. gtymoute Dr. DonH call Sunday. potted Poland boar yr. old. M. Groves. Rt. 2. B. 3SJ. Salem. 1 mi. of Quinaey ' 4 BURNER GAS range- with oven. $10. 142 Atorama Ave. For Belcrest properties see U. G. Krueger. 14T N. Caml. Pn.47M nvTNPOHT and chair, dining ' hairs, china cabinet. 1 rug and 'pad. S75.ROS St. ADVERTISING Western Advertising r ; EepresenUtiyes; v" George D. Ooee. Jnd San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle ' jastern Advertisiiil Representatives 7 ; Ward -Griffith Company. Ine. i Chicago. New ...York. Detroit. Boston, Atlanta Orepon ot Second CUuUott.F ttahed everv morrtn? ercept aronaay. CtOi 1, 'j SI7DSC3UPTION RATES Mali Subscription, Rates H A nt : to cents: Mos $300:-! Tar. .o l.lsev.here 60 cents ni, or $7 30 tor 1 year In advance. Per copy cents. - Pv City Career. 1 cents nonth. tuoo -year in advance in Marlon ana adjacent counties. Money to Loan OTTICK CASH LOANS CALL, WHITE e phone tSiM) u. saMsn s oiocst ' Mrrast nom ownea and bom managed finance mstitu Uon Youi ginaacsat affairs will ba ortvacv Vow -wiil be riven deration tn the tepaytna of voui loan or rraottne of extensions 1 to 12 MONTHS TO .REPAY You oaa pay to full any time to red use tn 'east ONLY BORROWER SIGNS ft andorsera t nsnt mad aa fttrnl ROY H r STRMONS MCR , "gSral finance CORPORATION 1M So. St tias Jk Bush PRIVATE MONEY AUTO AND TRUCK: LOANS CONTRACTS REFINANCED to re duce pay mints Matter tor near to used car No daisy e red top You will retain puwimii of th vehicla 1 to MONTHS TO PAY ROY EL SIMMONS US South raramerelsl Street in ue no t-ni CASH LOANS ; 89S to 43M toana tor afl inupiisas. Da your ear. furnitar. livestock, salary or wtfaer pevaaaal property for ecurtty.Pp to -a jrear ( to repay. Prompt, confi dential aerrtee. CALKINS FINANCE CO. Stt Court St. Ph. 444S Ground teor Salem S-22S Lto. Mn WR UOaft ) auainasa lauHj- WW flMVwsfseVVsT ROBERTS or eon tracts HAWKINS Si INC. i Realtoas. Gaardiaa. Snllding For Saier--4Jiseellaneona 1 Maytag. Washing Machines For Rent AT HOGG BROS. -exclusive Dealers for Maytag vl XBO state St. iTione MONARCH : ELECTRIC range. Call evenings. SOS N. 3th. Ph. .9465. White Pekin ducks. Young, does buck rabbits. Rt a. Box 573. )a mi. East of Auburn achooL MUST SELL I Twin bed. spring, by ner spring mattress, excel! . cond.: dining room set; JS calibre Colt auto matic revolver, 30 rounds ammuni tion; i Weyman tenor banjo, excel!, cond.t coil spring day bed. two mat tresses: club chair; 2 dressers. 2010 Nebraska. IF ITS good used furniture you want, see Bright Furniture Store. If . - fitrnitur tA see Bright Furniture Store. Top cash prices paid. n tourx ai. x-ii. un. ONE VERY GOOD cash register. Starbuck Cottage. North Salem. FOR SALE of trade, laundry stove, new. with copper coil. 1850 N. lSth St. CANNING CARROTS. 3 lb. PtL 7998. COAL, CIRCULATOR, also burns 12 wood. $23.00 1990 Elm St. Aprons greet eda glfta 679 N High SEE HOGG BROS,. 260 State St for liberal trade m on your old furniture CANARIES at 1108 N. Church. OLD NEWSPAPERS For innumerable household uses The paper shortage has been ticked so you can use 'em again for starting fires. ' 10c a bundle. Statesman office USED LUMBER. 2x12. 8x10. for sale. 774 Trade St.-after 5 P. M. Wanted Furniture WANTED, used circulator. Ph. 21726. HAVE out of town customer for good used davenport and chair. Phone 1511. 433 Court St CASH FOR noM goads R rum it tire gk b Forgay Ph M4. Wanted Miscellaneous Wanted: Board & room for yr. boy. Englewood- Dist. Box 2388. Statesman. USED POOL. TABLE. Call Mr. Smith, 4133. during SPOT CASH for hJi. furniture, ap plianeeat stove or what have you? Call tb- T N. Waodry Auction and Furniture rt M10 A Summer BU Salem. Ph. all. USED FUTUirTUR Ph STSS USED APPLIANCES. Ph. S110. WANT TO Buy. Used xajnerea snsea McSwaa Photo Shan. 4SS Stoto FILBERT AND wataot drytng. new wratmg Ph 8i Lee' Hatcbary USED 1-URNITURE. Ph. S11S. filiscellaneous . NATION -WIDE t FINCaaiPRIMTrNO - Is evident. Investigate this rapidly expanding fiM tor classifiers, filers. Millions must be fingerprinted, offer ing oppor. for weU-paid poslttons. Common school suffi. (low cost). Writ Fingerprint. Corbett BL, Portland. Dental Plate Repair .' TWO-HOUR SERVICE Of MOST, i CASXS Bring r Mall Your Plates for- Repair DR HARRY SEMLER. DENTIST Adolph Bldg State 4b ComT- Ph S3J1 For. Rent Room SLEEPINO ROOMS close la by r month. Phone TsST. LARGE Sleeping room. 700 Stewart. Brooms ""nessto SLEEPING RMS.. SCO Marian. iloom and Board BETTER BRO 6k ram T4S S Conn St TWATVVSA peuoous SUPPER BLOrX. JUSTPrvH L1IMOTES - jl lu ai-T ... r' r' - L. N - - V 1 lL I I IS 1 - Eloney to Loan MONEY TO LOAN" FOR Buying. boUding or r-buOdlng property: ; You can now refinance vour month ly payment contract, with S or "1 year man. witnout nmuij paymen on th principal each 6. months If desired. . - . . STATE FINANCE CO. -212-222 Guardian Bldg. Uc S21S M222 Aato Loans - . - Willamette Credit 0. - STB JTLDOR GUARDtAM BUIIJHNG UCXNSE N , tf ttS . GUARANTEED .LOANS : ' . Weva been making am to people tn m and vicinity tor a wag am ana know tb kind of servto employ-eredtt-warthy psopte want. Our a. s33 to 8300. are mad la strict piltacy on signature only, or on car larnnur. atonuuy John C Haeren. Mrr. Ground Fir New BUgh Aldg. Personal "Finance ' Co. Stt STATS STREET- At High Street Telephone 3191 ; Stat Ueanass: S-122 M-1SS. Loans Wanted WANTED PRTVATB SCOM1 TO LOAN aa goad lUas r ato. W01 pay 6 intoroet V H. URABZNHORST St .REALTORS' Financial W ANTED -Ta ouy urn lisnrtiaa dteoouat risen n i Co SU Guardian Bldg PRIVATE MONEY to loan on real estate Fir and auto lisaiisnws, C H. SANDERS 231 N. High Sst I Buy Real Estate Contracts and mak loans on city and farm prop erty. H you jar in need t a loan me FUST, as my priwe w a- tn loan is tne lowest in mum. C. Z1ELINSKJ 38o center Fhnst 22323 For Lien t A partmenls HOUSEKEEPING room. pri. bath. Pri.' enL 1010 Oak. Ph. 8230. 3 RMS . front entrance, main floor, adults. 580 N: Liberty. Ph. 4494. UPSTAIRS turn, apt 2310 N. 4th. 1 a t nn $8 up. 1318 8. 13th. 2 r. turn, up stairs. 2003 Maple. Apt. 9 1 1 rra. turn, hskpg. 146 Center. For Rent Bouses lla ACRE with 4 rm. furn. house. $33. 3 rm. partly furn. with ahower $20. O. - E RAE 1253 State Ph. 6761 FOR RENTS Coxy 4 room furnished house. $30.00. P. H. BELL 212 Guardian Bldg. Phone 8168 16 RM. MOD. home, close in. Capi tol St. $80. Heat furnished. Pioneer Trust Co. Ph. .3136. MODERN, steam heated residence, 9 bedrooms. 878 N. Cottage street. HOUSE FOR RENT on Sunnyview Ave. Call after 6 p. m. Phone g285. 3 Rm $7 mp. Adults. Ph. 7277 Eve 4 RM. FURN. flat. 2160 N. 5th. for Rent TRUCKS for rent You drive Mc Cods A LoveH ohone 600 MODERN COTTAGES. $4 & up i unction Aut Court So Commercial Wanted to Rent SMALL HOUSE in Salem, state price. 311 East Cloy, Monmouia, urcKun Wanted. 2 bed room home wired for electric range. Phone 7665. For Sale -Real Estate DISTANT OWNER SAYS SELL her 9 room home with furniture. With minor repairs, painting and papering it can be made very comfortable. Street peved and paid. Price only $1230. Cash $500. balance in easy terms. A HOME it AN INCOME in this 3 family house, close to business dist rict. Priced for quick sale at $3300. SPECIAL: You won't need even an "A" gas book to go to and from work, if you buy this 6 room house, only 4 blocks from State Bldgs. It is priced low at $3750. Ask to see it. OWNER TRANSFERRED, offers new modernistic home of 2 bedrooms, un finished upstairs, hardwood floors, fireplace, Venetian bunds, oil floor furnace, plastered utility room and garage. Lawn, shrubs, trees, berries. Lot Stales. Price reduced to $3500. See Mrs. L. H. Ellis, with LEO N. CHTLDS. D4C. REALTORS, 344 State St. Phone S26L - j S BED RM ""home, only 1, yrs. old. Hdw ftoa. throughout. Now district. 2 blocks to school. Priced to aeU. Terms Best location in tUlern. 6 Rm. Full Basement Furnace. Fireplace. Immediate Possession: 9 Rm. unfin ished, upstair. Hdw. firs, full bsse ment, auto, furnace. firepbre. Tile dramboard. House Bke new. good dis trict. See toe yourself at 1470 N. 18th St. Almost Completed. 9 Rm. Hdw. Fls, full basement.: auto, furnace. All large room. Just th horn you baa been looking for. why look, further r FHA Terms. ' i i " SEE RICH L. REDaANN 1ST f. High Street. Phone, 9203 . for the and many more. - " j GOOD BUYS to suburban tracts on bus - lute, easy terms, th price Is right No liability in looking. A-money maker in a garden proposition. Crop payment. H C SHIELDS. Oreg. Bldg. Ph. 8902 CUT' DOWN or overhead have office or business In Your home. Large house doe in. on busy street. Priced right and terms for quick sale. Ph. 0 j BEAUTIFUL NEW horn, automatic sawdust heat. Large basement and yard. Immediate pose-salon. 1150 N. 13. . NICELY DECORATED, - 3 Rm horn with abundance f fruit, S Iota, for cash. $2630. South. H. P. Grant; Realtor 929 Court St. S -Ov, Ph, 8744 MODERN MOT. home. 4 bdr, 2 bathrooms. S block new high school. 1343 B St. Phi 674fC:- 9 RM. HOME. Highland school dis trict. Terms. 349 Hickory. 1 mi ft For Sale Real Estate HOMELESS? - "r Here's your chance. Now vacant. S Room- Home. 2 bed rooms, wired for range, basement, excellent i loca tion. Can be shown any time. See Louis 3echtel or Mrs. Needham. 341 state su Room 4. 4 RM. house. Immediate 1140 &, 22. Inq. 2107 Center. ' SALE or TRADE small apt. h 1616 Oak St. Ph. 8230. . Wanted Real Estate WANTED IMMEDIATELY ' 96 more houses - to sell all prices. C H. SANDERS 231 N. High 9838 Business Opportunities ' ON ACCOUNT -of health must sell my Uttle krocerv service station bust' ness at Eoia. 3 mi. from Salem an Sa- lesn-Rickreall Hlway. See m at th store or write W. D. Bird, Rt. 4. Salem GAS STATION for rent, center of Sahm. fine opportunity. Ph. 9222, For -Sale Wood DRY 18 old fir. Ph. 2-1163. Old and 2nd gwth 16. Ph. 7571. MIX WITH your dry 16 in. green alab and mill. 416 Denvered 2 cd. load apprax. Ph. 8522 or 6217. t - ORDER your bast Utah today. A eel is on th way. rui ca Ph. ssn. GOOD DRY M slab,g load. Orege Fuel Co, Ph. 9533. , DRY AND GREEN mill -wood, mil ends. We deliver now. Ph. -8949. -. 18 IN. 2nd GROWTH. $11-06 cd. Quick delivery Ph. 7335. , WOOD Plenty. Ashcraft. Ph. DRY WOOD. Phon 666X Wood. Graca. 4U N. 12. Ph. 9379. Wood Sawing PHONE 3832. Maddy. PHONE 3333. N. CeaTL Personal REV. OPAL EAGAN. aptritna pay. chologiat. Dairy 929 Belmont St. For Sale Used Cars 3 Plymouth sadenInq. 959 Center. 1933 FORD 3. good tires, radio, heat er; leaving for armed forces. 861 S. 12th. '33 VS. motor run only 9.000 miles, $60. Completely overhauled. Ph. 8707 after 4.-00 p. m. 33 Pontiac coach, good cond. Bast cash offer. -989 Saginaw, 11 a.m.-l p.m. OLDS Deluxe sedan, radio, heater. 90 tires, will tsade for coupe or $473 cash. 2010 Nebraska. "35 VS coupe. Good tires, lots of extras. Good condition. 793 McCoy. 1934 Plymouth Deluxe Coupe, good condition. es rubber. 1043 N. 18th. CHEV. and Plymouth 1933 models. Good rubber, good engines. For sale quick Call 3838 or 2-1622. 1941 DODGE platform truck. Us ton. low mileage, excellent rubber., nearly new condition 1843 Grant St. 1929 M "A Coach, good tires. Inq. 2485 N. 4th St, between 4 p. m and WantedUsed Cars "C" SHROCK TO BUY OR SELL YOUR CAR. Salem's Oldest Independent Used Car Dealer Church & Chemeketa Sts. Ph. 7922 35-38 lightcar, cash or trade in older model 1390 Third St, W. Salem. Lost and Found LOST: Head band for earphones. Please return to 1263 -East Ave. LOST: 3 keys in black leather key teiner. Ph. 2-1670. Business Cards la this directory ran en a monthly basis only. Rate: SUES per 1 1 a e per month. Anto Brakes ' M&a 273 South Commercial Batteries WTLLARD batteries, all types. R. D 3M " CatsWCa rfhOO POQO. Bieyeli BICYCLES. Hew and raesadlnoned. Harry W Scott. 147 S. Com'cL P. 4516 Brashes Poller 1749 Grant. Ph. 9381. Chimney Sweep NorUmess Chimney S' Ph. 4436 Farming GENERAL COMMERCIAL farming Marshall At Kafner. P. 2-134$, Florists Brerthaupt's 447 Court. I Phon 9199 Funeral Directors TarwfQlger Funeral Ph. Hosiery Baal SUk Hosiery Mills Ph. 79 Mrs. K. Moseley. Gen, Del. Salem. Ilattresses CAPrrOX. BEDDING CO. Phone 4069 Listen to -faondle- an the air Monday sights, 1 1 1 1 1 P WIS RVE MINUTES MV GOOQSi ITS E3-EVEN CCLOCK) V 4 IeS22ic V aiSiSB? S -BETTER WAJE MM Uf? yJZJ 1 jjPAU5? f r- - ; v 7 WESEEMEP ) 1 SO ME CAW GO. v M ' S-r-V trt jViIdhg Lassies Vote All-Stars The Salem genior high school tIg: vojleyball leagues complet ed reculax schedules Friday and unmediately voted an All-Star team in each loop. The All-Star teams will play-lor a champion ship ; title,, the .Juniors meeting the Seniors oa 'November 23, Sophomores s. Juniors on No vember 24 and Sophomores vs. Seniors on November ;25. . The All-Star selections were ss follews: Seniors Helen Calkin. Kath Jeaes,' Shirley Parker, Jaaet Kagers -Pat Laary. DclU Merk. Kate Grif fith, LetOe WHsaR. Swelda Thsteher . and ' Lois Barrlek. Jaalars Cy Craven, Barbara Kent, Evelyn - Myers. Betty Kerb, Faye Please, Pal Schnei der, 1 Barbara Weddle, Bes Saaltb, Dalares Deagberty and Martha WUder. Sophamar-- Beveriy Wadswertb,! rVllma Karaegt, Paollae Catier, Mar ta Maere, Ksby Banhasa, Shir ley KeBagy. Darathy Kiehard. sass,' Thelnia Gamble, - Paris Diaabat aad LMsretUl Taking No Chances SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 20 (ACoach Ike Armstrong - of Utah must mean business about his : intentions of t beating Idaho here Thanksgiving day.: . ! He has decided to scout at Idaho-Portland university ! game at Boise Saturday himself. Usually assistant Coach Vadal Peterson handles the Utes' scouting. Roberts News 1 ROBERTS- The Home Econo mics: club held a covered dish luncheon Tuesday at the grange hall. ,- ' : ; ; j Mrs.1 TL. D. Johnston was elec ted chairman for the ensuing year. " ! Two quilts were tacked during the day. ' The club will meet at the home of Mrs. Chet Nelson in Decem ber. Transportation ! WANTED: Riders to Swan Island, graveyard, C-day. Tel. 9685. ' BUSS wants riders to- Portland. In quire 960 N. Com'L , i TRANSPORTATION to fieorge Buck ley job. Portland. Ph. SCSI. Salem. Directory Paints and Lacquers Complete line N ASON paints. Liberal terms. R D. Woodrow, 394: N. Church. Painting & Paperhanging Reasonable. Ph. 4323 "Bud" Fry. Rt. 6, B 327F. Ph. 21148. Printing rOR STATIONERY, cards, pamphlets, program books .r ny -ksnd of print ing, call The Statesman Printing De partment 219 8. Commercial. Tete- nn. - -v . i . Plsstering AUt work a specialty Ph. 2-4032. Radio Service ! RAY MOORrS. 44Y Court. Pb. fall. Schools- In SALEM SECRETARIAL SCHOOL STREAMLINED COURSES Write. Phone or CaU for BookieiJW N. Capitol Transfer U-DRTVK TRUCKS iT FOR RENT Blankets furn. 197 S. Liberty. Ph. 9062 FOR LOCAL OR DISTANT tranter, storage, burner aU. briquets. Trucks to Portland daily. Agent Pierce Auto freight. Including Cauf. points. Lanner Transfer Ca - Ph.. 313L - - Vacuum Cleaner Service tnorizad Mmmm, . wr . ,. 1 ,n makes cleaners. Hogg Bras. Ph. 9149 Well Drilling R. A West e Sons. Rt g. B. 443. 7:39, KOLN. Additional 80,000 to Watch Columbus Game NEW YORK, Nov. 20 Therell be no argument about Saturday's biegest football crowd. ItH be at Columbus, Ohio, where 80,000 fans, the largest single gatherinE oi the year, are expec ted to watch Michigan and Ohio State battle it out for at least a share of the western coxtference title. The only crowd: to anywhere near approach that figure is the one of 60,000 slated to sit In on the Stanford-California proceed ings at Berkeley. 1 Pacific coast: Washington-UCLA, 40,000, Wash ington State-Second Airforce, 10, 000. Conn to Resume Wars After War NEW CUMBERLAND, PL, Nov. 29 Corporal Billy Conn thinks the war will be over in plenty of time for him to take up his ring career again.' - "I'm young and in great, shape.' Pittsburgh's 25-year-nd contend er for -Joe '.Louis' heavyweight crown said Friday, "and IU still be young when this war's over." Handsome Billy hopes the Brown Bomber feels the same way because; Td just love to meet him again. Conn is teaching this army re ception "center's boxing; team how to .do it the Johnny Ray way and he's enthusiastic about his job. . Ray Jones Patient At; Salem Hospital MISSION BOTTOM Ray Jones was taken ' to the Salem General hospital last week after having several , heart attacks. . Mrs. Cotter Gould, a daughter, is staying at the Jones - home to be near her father... Mary June Jones has also been here a few days. She lives in Portland with her mother." Campbells to Operate Lunch Room Again; GERVAIS Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Campbell, who own the Checker board lunch ro6m and cabins, are J again operating tne lunch room. The. Westfalls, who leased the place in the late summer, have re linquished their lease. The Camp bells built the first unit of the campground about 18 years ago and have operated it at. intervals during that time. Pasco Pops Whitman PASCO,- Nov. 20 OP) Pasco Flyers amassed an impressive lead over Whitman early in Fri day's game to defeat the Mission aries 33 to 7.' The Hosts, aparked by Levi McCormick. rolled up a 26 toD start by midtime. ' ' Mickey Mouso Club Notes HI, Ho, Mice! Well, Mice, we sure had the fun last week, two grand shows and a stage-show. The show was delayed quite a while, but if was out of our control. -"M,M.C.' , For last .week's stage " show we had bade with us seven-year-old Eddie Eimes, who sang the Mar ine's hymn. : Maurice Hutzenro der also sang for us. For this week's show we have a lot of fun all cooked up. ."-f ' ',, - ; hilc :r "Our screen attraction . will be "Eagle Squadron' with ' Robert Stack, Diana - Barrymnre, Jon Hall and Eddie Albert, with com panion feature "A Close Call for EUery Queen, a mystery . thril ler, with ' William - Gargaa and Margaret Lindsay. There will al so be another,, chapter or the ser iaL also commtmity singing and swell contests, so come to Mickey Mouse V and bring your friends. The opening jtime is; at one o' clock, so well be-seeing you then. - - Bob Hagedorn Ramona Spence 15,000 to See U0-0SClast At Corvallis (Continued from page 7) John Warren will bring bis be hemoths into Corvallis at full strength xmetyng they couldn't say at Ixm Angeles last week when Floyd - Rhea, today's , game cap tain, Jim Shepard, Val Culwejl and Dick Ashcom, all first string linemen, missed action against the Trojans. But they're ready for the Orange. s;:r.:- -., .-.. ..'-.-'. According to weights listed by each squad the Webfoots will out- pound the Beavers two and a half pounds per man in the line. 194 to 192, and the respective back- fieidg- will scale an average . of 185 for each member. , - -The Corvallis canto has been shrouded in gloom all Week since it is not likely powerhouse full backs Joe Day and Choc Shelton will see action today. Both have serious knee injuries and Day: topped that off by. coming down with the flu Wednesday. As much of Coach Ion Stiners offense ' is placed on the ploughing ability of his fullbacks, loss of these two men hits the Beavers where it hurts most Day, Is also leading yardage gainer for the Orange. . Orange Will P. However; the Beaver passing attack,' Which clicked 20 times in 34 attempts -Against Stanford last week, is, the weapon -with which Stiner hopes to offset the loss of his two battering rams. Stiner has moved right halfbacks Lee Gus- tafson-and Bob Leichardt into the fullback oot as alternates which leaves Bill McGinn! whoU do much of. the passing, as the only available right half for that spot Despite the clouds over Corval lis, both camps have been labor ing strenuously all week with the past well forgotten. Today's game is the counting game the tilt which - both teams 'label "must win" every -year. " - 1 :" The battle draws the curtain on Oregon's -season, and the college grid careers of thirteen Webfoot seniors, namely, RobUn, Rhea, Shephard, Ashcom, running guard Val Culwell; ends Russ Nowling. center Steve 'Bodner, tackles - Ed Moshofsky and Tom Terry, quar terback Len Surles, guard Bob Davis and halfbacks Roy Tippy" Dyer and Kenny Oliphant Series Started im ' . . The Beavers have one more en gagement after' today,-that being Cross Word IX 15 tb 14 2 33 T7 34 37 3d 'A 4S 'A 47 4d 4 5 54 &5 47 UOSIZONTALj 1 aVctaslsittctl vestmeat . 4 SUp Knock . X2- The turmerie ' , 14 Note la Guldo scale 15 vTao was V.S.Ztxttiitj Vise Treuurr trim 1921 f I9J2? -17 Russian stockades IS Weary, 21 Coneamed 2i fTAsf Eagtish geaera foMmdtd tb British tadUm esapfVe? , 14 Short pleasure-trt pa -; tS Newfouadland caps 29 Musical iiutrument 30 Uake-aa edging; 31 Hypothetical force 32 Host costly ,33 Be hold ' - f .. .38 Fottrth caliph .33 Falsehoods 39 Mother of the goda 41 Offers 43 Bearings 44 Nervous twitching " 45 Implements . - ,r. 47 Welcomes 50 Cast off feathers 1 &3 Electrified particle 54 What English composer wrote "Pomp end Circumstsnce" t 56 Night before s holiday 57 Gala - 58 Stalners - 1 - 59 Beam - ; ; ' t ; - ; . : " V. ! VERTICAL' ;w 1 Limb - 2 What American general was known as "Lighthouse " Harry"? . S On what sea does the Russian base of Kronstadt lief 4 Beach : S Solitary. 6 Within ' " 7 River, la. .Ccotl44 vt 777 Y77A with Michigan State at East Lan sing, Mich., next Saturday. . ' More statistics: Oregon State won the first classic played be tween the scools back in 1834 by a score of 18-0. Oregon retaliated the next year and ran up the. most lopsided score ever made in an Oregon-Oregon State game, 42-0. Since and including those, two years the Ducks have . won 24 times, the Beavers 14 and seven wound up" a draw.. The' Webfoots have compiled 411 points over the years to State's 257. Turner Mail es .TURNER, route one C. E. Collier, who has work ?n, Van couver, was one of the many who escaped from the fire In the Van couver "Hudson House dormitory' last Friday.. . . ; -f Mr. and Mrs. Mel vin Holt of Bend spent a week with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. ' A. Holt He came to help his fa their work' on big new house. Other relatives were also visited. Mr. Holt has charge of . classes in airplane me chanics at Bend. - ', lr . Warren . Pohle Is having , his property improved by - having 1 stumps pulled and brush from swales removed. - . Nusom Family -Has Visitors ELD R I ED G E Mrs. L. D Brooke of Hayward. Calif 'who has been' visiting her mother, Mrs A. . W. Nusom, and ' family, is spending a few days at St. Paul with a sister-in-law, Mrs. Ramie Lambert ' 4 : , :- A. W. Nusom, who suffered a paralytic stroke two weeks ago, is improving at the Deaconess hospital. ,-l j. . '... 'T-.' Mr. and Mrs. Vern Walker of Portland - visited relatives here last week.."' . 1 1 ; Camp Adair Pro jett Reported Progressing MT. ANGEL Sylvester Schmitt , chairman of the Mt Angel Camp Adair committee re ported that donations are continu ing to come in. ' In additioh to those already reported the ollow ing have -been ; received: '$25 in booksTrom Mt Angel college; $10 in cash from the St Ann's Altar society; $15 from the Knights of Columbus; a radio from T. BEn- dres; floor-lamp from '"Alfred Klinger; book' case from Joseph Wagner. . 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