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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOURTEEN Thm OSEGON STATESMAN. Satan. Onaon. Friday Morning. May 2 S, 1944 Naval Officer Denies Post Helped Firm WASHINGTON, May 25. (V" Cmdr. John D. Corrigan, gus pended from duty while the navy, a grand jury and a senate com mittee investigates his former en gineering firm's, business with navy contractors, declared today his navy service had cost the firm money. The 43-year-old former presi dent of Corrigan, Osburne and Wells, New York management consultation service, waived his right to remain silent when in formed by the senate's Truman committee that federal grand jury convening in New York to morrow would look into his com pany's contracts with firms he has inspected for the navy. ; Then,", taking the stand, he de clared: "My absence in the service has undoubtedly retarded develop- normally have been expected in such times as these." : Before he testified, the navy had announced it was temporar ily suspending him from active duty and was investigating statement by Senator Truman (D Mo) that a number of firms pro ducing ordnance material had re tained Corrigan's firm to study their production problems. Aumsville Has j Revival Service AUMSVILLE Evangelistic ser vices are being conducted this week at the Christian church by Miss Mildred Fisher and Miss Rose Speer, traveling evangelists This is a non-denominational ser- "ivice. The public is invited to at- ! tend. J. E. Mountain of Albany, for mer resident here, was a visitor Tuesday at the home of his bro ther, T. C. Mountain. Mrs. J. E. Mountain is visiting relatives in Texas, and will visit her sister in Colorado, enroute home. ; RATION CALENDAR rooo Processed foods Blue stamps AS through Q8 valid Indefinitely. Meat, butter, cheese, etc. Red stamps A8 through TS valid indefi nitely. Red " stamps US, V8 and W8 valid indefinitely beginning June 4. Sugar stamps numoer .'10 and 31 good for' five pounds sussr indefi nitely Stamp 40 good for five pounds canning sugar until March 1. 1845. Apply at ration board for more. v SHOES Airplane stamp No. 1 and No. X valid Indefinitely. GASOLINE June 21 expiration date of No. 11 A eouoons. Mav renew B or C cou pons within but not before 19. days . - from date on cover. Value of asotina coupons: A. Bl n 9 .allnnm- R2 fl R and T. B gallons. D. la gallons; E. 1 gallon I' FUEL OIL Period 4-5 coupons ood through August 31 instead of September 30 ;. ' as previously announced. - Coupons with gallons printed on the face valid for amount indicated until ex piration date show on coupon sheet. ..Not more than SI per cent of sea son's rations should have been used to date. - Periodic Inspection of Urea ended. Inspection certificates required in obtaining replacements. ' , ' stoves ; Purchaser must get certificate at ration board for new stoves. WOOD, SAWDUST, COAL , fuel dealers deliver by priorities based on needs. Order your 13-month supply now during temporary winter storage program. PRICK control f Refer inquiries and complaints to price clerk ox local war price and .i ration ooara. . .- e The 135 II. Gciicsrchl Hood's Poison Oak Leiisa 50C and $1.00 Best to stop the itching pain and Inconvenience of poison oak. ' v ' i 5:? H7HY .8 D0HT i r "VH rvjr.i vozuq s'jtsao. fipus ; 5 cz ::2 :: :ci I'TZAVCHS v. ;::i c:.mjw.cu a soogno h:.-::cat:d cm":.-nt... --. W s W "StrictlPrivate" i&OM I .. . , conAowire.'u.sm'ifTaxiy e, IT DEAR. MOAi" A GQPO IDG. ID AWJ32 A riALIAM GIRL, iw - . IF SOS DDCMT GET AL0N6 "WERE.0 EE A BOJSE.SPESrtV m. SHE P.SMDt COULD HCNSSiy SAV SHE ODBtTUHCCSSWDyDO.J Quotations at Eatt Side Market PORTLAND. Ore.. May 25 (AP) Side wholesale market prices: Strawberries Canby, 20c box. Apples Winesaps (Stayman). S3 box. Asparagus Canby. No. 1. loose. 83.-75-4 pyramid, bunched. 83.85; No. 2. 83 3.25 pyramid. .' Beets Local, $1.50 dot. bunches. Cabbage Local. 1944. $1 orange box. Beans California Horse. 8c lb. Cauliflower No. 1. $2-75; ordinary. S2.65-2.75; No. 2. $1.75-2. Greens Spinach, local. R5-75c orange box; mustard. 60-75C doz. bunches; kale. 75c crate; Swiss chard. 75c-$l doz. bunches; parsley. 50c doz. bunches; wa tercress, $1-1.10 doz. bunches. Lettuce Local as, W.-J.i3 crate. Onions Green. S0-85C doz. bunches; commercial grade, dry 50s, $2.70 lug. Peas Local. 13-14C id. Radishes Red, 75c doz. bunches; white, 75c doz. bunches. Rhubarb Field, boxes. 30c, $1.15- 155. Root vegetables Bulk parsnips, 75- 80c lug. ,' . Turnips Bingen, s?i. aoz. ouncnes. Plants: Lettuce. $1; cabbage $1; cauliflower. $1.50; peppers. $1; pansy. $1.65 flat: marigolds, $1.50 box; snapdragons $1.50 flat. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore.. May 23 (AP) Butter AA grade prints, 46c: cartons. 463c; A grade prints. 45 'ic cartons. 46c; B grade prints 45c, cartons, 46c. Butterfat First quality, maximum of 6 of 1 oer cent acidity, delivered in Portland. 52-52ic: premium quality. maximum of .35 of 1 per cent acidity 53-53'ac; valley routes and country Doints. 2c less than Dm or 50-50ac Cheese selling price to foruana re tailers: Oregon triplets. 29.4c; daisies, 28.9 lb.; loaf. 30.2 lb.; triplets to whole salers. 27c; loaf. 27iC FOB. Eras To producers: nominal prices, case count. 27c: select henneries. 28- 29c: mediums. 24C doz. Ekcs Nominal prices to retailers, in cases: A grade large, 3S-37c: A medium, 30-32c: small. 22-23c. Live poultry Buying . prices from K reducers: Dittuers up 10 z'i 10m.. n frvers. to 4 lbs. 28c: roasters. over 4 lbs.. 28c: Leghorns and colored hens, all weights. 24Vsc; roosters and Stags. 20c. Rabbits Government ceiling; ave rage country killed to retailers, 44c lb.; live price to producers, 24e lb. Turkeys Selling price to retailers: dressed bens. No. 1. 3S-43e lb. Turkeys Alive: government ceiling buying prices: hens. 42c; toms, 3SftC lb, dressed basis. Onions Green. SS-SOc- doz. bunches. Potatoes Old local. No. 1. 125 per cental; No. 2a. SOs. 75c-1.00; Klamath, 3.75; Deschutes. No. 1. 3.63 cenUl. Potatoes New California white. S.7S per SO-lb. bag; 100s "A", 4.75; Texas. 3.79 cental. Country meats Rollback prices to retailers: country killed hogs, best but' chers. 120-140 lbs, l-17c: vealers. AA. 22 'ic; A. 21Ve: B. lS-lt'ic: C. 15-174c; culls. 12-15c: beef. AA. 21c: A. 20e: IB. Uc, 14c; carmer -cutter cows. 12- Original "YELLOW FRONT9 Drug and Candy Special Ageata for PeBslar Prescriptions t Schaefer8 NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT For the 'relief of the discom fort of muscular stiffness and soreness Cf - CH of muscles and)JL This b the official Fenslar Remedy SUre for Marlon county. I VM flA tluu Vl.kui M be exaeUy for what Mineral Od is widely used for stipation. MSk of Magnesia is a tnild laxative that gives relief for gas peine. Mag -lax combines both. Gives two-'vy relief for constipation. Cet Mag-tax at mr drug counter. - mac-la:: 75c By Quinn Hall 75 FT GO J ; J JCMCEJt RON cm H4U. TJ.&.ARJWV UARNED QttUSH YOUR SON Portland 14c: bulla. " canner - cutters. 14-14ic; lambs, AA 26c: A. 24ic; B. 22'4c; C, 10-ZOc; ewes. FS. 13 'ic; medium. 12c; n, wc; Wool tiovernment control. Cascara bark 1944. peel. 20c lb. Mohair 1942, 12-month. 45c lb.. Hops Nominal contract: 1944. 85c up: 1945. 75c: 194ft, 55c lb.; 1947. 50c lb. Hay Wholesale prices nominal: al falfa. No. 2 or better, $34-35: oat-vetch. $2S ton; valley points; timothy (eastern Oregon), S35-36 ton: clover. 24 ton Montana, (rass hay (No. 1). $33.50 ton. Portland Grain PORTLAND, Ore.. May 25 (AP) wneat: jno futures quoted: Cash wheat ibid;) soft white 1-56'i soft white (excluding Rex) 1.56'i; white ciud l.SB'i: western red l.5C',i. Hard red winter: ordinary 1.56"2; 10 per cent 1.57; 11 per cent 10; 12 per cent l.ez. Hard white baart: 10 per cent 17; li per cent 1.59: 12 per cent 1.61. Today's car receipts: Wheat 2. flour 5. millfeed 2. flaxseed 1. Portland Livestock PORTLAND, Ore.. May 25 (AP) twr aj sauDie catue 100, total 125; salable calves 60, total 75; market fairly active, fully steady on kinds available; few common-medium grass steers 13.00; light cutter dairy type steers qown to s.50: common-medium heifers i 9.00-12.50; good light heifers up to 14.00; canner-cutter cows 5.50 7.25; shelly cows 8.00 down: fat dairy type cows 8.00-50; medium beef cows upward to 11.00; few common-medium bulls 8 00-8.75; good bulls quotable to ituu; gooa-cnoice veaiers 19.00-10.00; oaa neaa is jo. Salable hogs 550. total 850; market active, steady to strong; extreme top hi cents nigner; bulk good-choice 180 270 lbs. .13.75; several choice lots 180- 220 los. 13.90-14 00. 270-340 lbs. 11.00- 12.00: light lights 10.00-11.00: cood sows 8.00-50: light weights to 9.0; few cull to 100a J7-w it. feeder dims S.00-8 00 choice above 100 lbs. quotable to 9.00. aaiaDie sneep 200. toui 300: few good-choice spring lambs unsold, held steady or around -13.00-50; large lot common-medium 78 lb. shorn old crop tamos 10.00 to feeder buyer; good ewes in narrow demand, salable around 3.80-4.00. The North Portland livestock market wm be closed Memorial day, Tues uay, aaay so. Scrap Happy Sewing Club Holds Meeting JEFFERSON Monday Miss Elva Grell was hostes sto the mem bers of her Scrap Happy Sewing club at her apartment in the Ear: Phelps , home. Fourteen members were present to enjoy the potluck supper.' The rest of the time was spent in games. KeBaedJes for tdarioa Coaaty Filled J899-1944 UNO IN i 1 Only your physician is capable to ad--vise you on the correct treatment of your ills. He can ai you to overcome the causes of your sickness without causing improper' and dangerous habits of self treatment See the doctor first, get his opinion and help, and then bring his prescription to us for skillful, prompt, accurate -compounding. We are trained to fill prescriptions correctly. FOR ADULTS ONLY SCHAEFER'S COLD CAPSULES are : the I best for crown-ui. They contain no quinine. For a full 50c treatment they are sold and represented DIA-DIGHA htM antoeUaMrOarSatdba. Civee orWfromsourstoniach,hart. bora mi aeU Im&tm, due to too hf trfsailifcj. Cl SOc Stocks Show Bullish Trend ..- , . i .... NEW YORK.- Ma4 25ifV-As- sorted specialties, including sev eral ; senior stocks, exhibited strength, in today's i market but rails and many industrial leaders retreated before profit takers. Bullish sentiment still was based mainly, on the good war news. waning invasion worries, divi dends, earnings and " individual situations. Accounts) were light ened and bids withdrawn here and there, however, because j. of the Idea and recent lengthy recovery to best levels since March entitled the list to a technical correction. Trends I turned t irregular after steady start Dealings also slack ened,' although low-quoted issues helped expand "volume. While against of fractions to a mint there were wider advances were well distributed at the close, los ers were pienunu. . .. . . . f' The ' Associated : Press 60-stock coverage was unchanged at 52.7, with the industrials and utilities unchanged and the rails down .3 of a point Transfers totalled 804. 210 shares compared with 1,090,100 Wednesday! - Most Grains Close Higher CHICAGO. May 2S-UP- Nu merous recessions in the crain market today were met by short covering and commercial buying and all futures except barley closed higher. Encouraeini war news and a belief the market had been oversold were responsible for sharp increases at the start of the session. Wheat showed a Rood under tone, some of the support result ing from the continued firmness of the old cash grain. There also was an inclination to see whether present crop prospects will ma terialize. I Wheat closed to hieher than yesterday. July Sl.61. Oats were up a to , July 7. Rye was to 1 cent higher, July ?l.09V4-'.2. Barley was down V to 14, July $1.20. Bain, Mears Candidates For Circuit Judge PORTLAND. Mav 25.-UJn-Tii. trlct Attorney James R. Bain and JJistrlct Judge John Robert Mears said today they will be candidates In the November election oppos Ing Circuit . Judge Franklin C Howell, who is serving by ap pointment j I Judge Howell was appointed to serve the unexpired term of th late Judge Robert Tucker, who was killed In an auto crash. Stocks and Bonda ' ' 1 May 23 STOCK AVERAGES .30 15 IS ' i Indua Rails UtU Wednesday i 72.8 28.1 38.3 Thursday i 72.8 27.8 . 34.3 Previous day 72.8 28.1 ' 38 J Weekago.i .72.1 XI S 38 Month ago ..70.3 284 . 35.7 Year ago 72.4 38.T 34.4 ti - -".4 28 4 87.1 W44 kw- 68.1 22.8 38.1 60 Stirs S3.7 52.7 52.7 ' 92 J 81 ' 51.6 S3J 48J BOND AVEKAGES I 20 Thursday ; .88 .8 Previous day aa.s Week ago S9.2 Year ago -...TIJ 1844 high 1.J8J 1844 low ....i 78 J M . 10 Indus Util 104J 108.1 105.0 ' 108.1 104.8 106.8 1054 103.3 105.7 106.2 104.7 104.7 10 Fogn 66J 66.6 fiCJ 60.1 66.6 Store Ft:zs 5197-9723 ' For Coughs and Colds 4 ;; - ' - ' '. ' . - v Ilerbal Balsan ' SOC and 51.00 Sure relief for that tickling cough and for coughs due to COldS. ; Look Up! , i Don't let corns make you - down-hearted. Use : Schaclcr's : Corn Denedy for Quick relief.' -"No relief, no pay-,,. faw C Rip Van Winkle Slept -for 20 Years . f You can have unbroken sleep too if your kidneys and blad der are in gopd order. Use Scb::f:r'sr Ilifzsy.Filh for real relief.. S0c Crossword Puzzle 18 id 21 23 U5" 'A JO 34 35 3 36 39 'A 'A 4t 4i 43 4to 57 si 5 54 21 UOKIZONTAX 4L speeds 1. raze flxedlv 43. musical 6. box ' dramas 45; money of account 48. grown old 47. very small amount 50. navigator 52. sweetheart 53. upon ' 54. lyric poems 55. field of combat 10. sun god 12. peeled - 13. lessened gradually ' 15. poker stake . ' 18. classify 17. single unit 18. publication head - 20. shoot 21. Scotch cap 23. short sleep 24. the sun 25. silkworm 26. scatter 2& exclamation to attract attention 30. thing, in law 31. within 32. street rail way (abbr.) 33. equality of value . . 34. mother 35. crayon , picture 37. house addition 38. female chicken 39. native metal 40. born Y77a YA 777777-y YA Answer to yesterday's puzjzle. pat cTOneT T R A lpr"!Ngs AS gfR A g E F T ,3 ORE g TIS e tseca L i E L O N PA I RTAR K 5 V A ME T E " REAiDE !jE s "H3at sitioiai IeItInIa Average time ef selatlea: 24 saiaates. Dist by King Features Syndicate, inc. Salem Market The prices oe:ow supplied by a lo cal grocer are indicative of the daily market prices paid to growers by Sa lem buyers but are not i guaranteed toy The Statesman: '-! . Cauliflower, crate 223 and 2 53 Crook neck & Italian squash, lb. &3 riirain' 4k - hllfft4.h V t DO ? Turnips,' doz - bunches Cabbage, lb. j .02 I. .70 . i JO Endive, doz. bun. -Radishes. - doz bun. Carrots, doz. bun. ' M Celery, doz. bun. ,, , . , , ? , IM Pumpkin. " J03M Parsnips, lb. , M BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRT Aadresea's Buying Prices (Subject to chaage withes aettee) BUTTERFAT Premium : ' 34 No. 1 Ne. 15-St . . :. . ' Synopsis of Annual Statement of the New York Uklm Insurance Company of New York, in the State of New York, on the thirty-first day of December. 1843, made to the Insurance Commis sioner of the State of Oregon, pur suant to law: " ' - CAPITAL Amount of capital stock paid up. None. -- - : , INCOMX Total premium Income for the year, $255,073,798.11. Interest, dividends JuA - real estate income received during the year, f 181,- 771.196 J7. -v Income from other sources received during the year. 8110.473,624.48. - , : .. Total income. 8487.520,620 47, DISBUBSEMZNTS 7 f Paid for losses, -endowments, annul' ties and surrender values, $146,583.- 669.43. Dividends paid to policyholders dur ing the year. $316938.07. ' Commissions and salaries paid dur ing the vear. S2SJ01J73.61. - -' Taxes, licenses and fees paid during the year. $8,325,159.31. Amount of an outer expencutures. $71,104X79.18. xotai expenairares. KOJ.Dv.iia.rs. - ASSETS . . i '-- ' Value of real estate owned market value). S53J71.74S.S3. - Loans on mortgages. f4io.zgz.iM.03. Value of bonds owned (amortized or investment). 3.48499.316.00. Value of stocks owned (market val ue). $74,456,444.00, Premium notes and policy ; loans, $217,690,9387. Cash in banks and on hand, $48, 143.483.89. Interest ana rents due ana accrued. $33,301,381.30. Met uncoiiecieo ana aeierrea prem iums. $30,524,471.35. , Other assets (net), sooeis.73. -Total admitted assets, $3J4356,- 430 Jtt. i Securities valued at 846.798.803.00 are deposited with Governments and States as required by law. - Net reserves, sa.390.880.239 00. Gross claims for losses unpaid, $15,- 29ejlU2. AU other liabiliUtes, 17X1.561 J23 .13. Total liabilities.- except capital. $3,- 137.731 $m XI. Capital paid up. None. ; Surplus reserved for General Con- tingencies. $213234.453.00. i Total. S3.J42JK6.JO.ZI. BUSINESS IN OREGON FOB -TBX. YXAB f Net . oremiums and annuities receiv ed during the year. 83.S63J39.18. Divtoenas . pata aurmg tne year. $278,772.88. Net losses ana claims, endowment. surrenders, and annuities paid during U Trr. SU77J1SJ3. Name of Company, New York Life Insurance Companyr m i , Name of President, George Mar- rison. -; - Name of Secretary, C. 4. Myers. Statutory resident attorney for ser vice, R. A. Durham. Public Service Bldg, 920 S. W. 6th Ave Portland 4. ' Try ase of Chinese remedies. Aasaxlng SUCCESS tor - 8608 years ia Chma. No esatter-wtth what ailment yea are ArrOCT EO disorders, saasttls, heart, long, Uver, . kidneys, ' stomach, gas, eoastipatio, nicer, dia keUs, fever, skia, feasale eeaa. plaints Cbsrlis Ctm Ckiaest llerb Co. Office Beers Only Taws, a m Sat, a. as. to C p. sa, and Smsu- and Wed- 9 . aa. to 16dft p. m. L i II! so 2 'A 23 7. 28 2 32. AO 48 VERTICAL 1. mineral spring 2. light brown 1 3. sister of AnnllA 10. city in j- Nevada 11. Arabian jf sea gulf 14. render muddy 4. musical pipe. Adye 5. diminutive 19. native for Edward American 6. nenoa over 20. mountain gap ;-ra-""v" 21. designate 9. note in pie 22. extent scale - rf 24. merchant! 27. gazed I narrowly 28. hearty ( 29. heraldic! i bearing i mm 33. thoughtful 35. foot-like part 36. sots 38. harken 41. man (L.) 42. Persia ; 43. curved : ' I molding 44. god of love 46. also 48. decimal unit 49. geological I age 51. bombycid ! moth 52. note in the . I scale 1 Quotations No. 2 , ; BUTTER PRINTS) A B X Jtt -45, Quarters A64 EGGS Extra larce 2 M J8 33 Jl M as Medium Standards . Pullets POULTRY Colored hens. No. II- No. 3. colored bakes Colored fry Old roosters Marios Creamery's Baying Prices (Sosject to chaage without settee POVLTBT No. I springs No. 1 hens UVESTOCK T . Buying prices for No. 1 stock, based on conditions ana sales reoortea Dressed veal - .j I 21 Spring lambs S 14.00 to 15.00 Yearhags, , ;, 9.00 to 11.80 Ewes L 9.00 to 8.00 Hogs.- good to choice grade,; 170 tO Z9v IDS. 1429 Sows 10.00 to 10.50 13.00 to 14.00 Top veal CAP Oass oned Because commencement exer cises for the graduating class of Salem high school i next Thursday night, the Salem unit of the civil air patrol will not meet as usual. First XL Jamea Hi Cannon, com mander, announced Thursday . . . .... i I .- nighc . . ; Lt Cannon also called attention to .the qualifying mental -i tests for 17-year olds wishing - to en list in the army as air cadets which wiD be given next Wednesday night at the chamber of commerce rooms. Until, recently the enlist-f ments were closed and no tests were given for two; months. These tests are' authorized by the war department with the cadet exam ining board here headed by Eldon Turnidge, ? Jefferson, ! Lts. and R. E. Barton, Salem. Legal Notice NOTICE OF '. RET I E W AND EQUALIZATION OF ASSESS MENT ROLL OF FUBUC SERVICE PROPERTIES i The State Tax Commission hereby gives public notice ai by lay provided that jit will attend in its office at the capital on! the second Monday in June, 1944, and publicly examine the assessment roll by it made, and reviewj. the same, and correct j all errors in valuation, description,' quantities or qualities, of property by it as sessable and in apportionments of assessments made by it; and it shall be the duty of the persons and companies interested toj ap pear at the time and place; ap pointed, x v- : -; .' Petitions or applications for the reduction or change! of, apportion- mena of a - particular assessment shall be made in writing, verified by the oath of the; applicant, its president, secretary, m a n a g ing agent or attorney in fact, and be filed with the commission on or before the day the commission is required by law to meet as board of. review, and any peti tion or application 1 not so made, verified and filed 1 shall not be considered or acted upon by the commission. ,' STATE- TAX COMMIS SION ' . ! By Earl L. Fisher, Com 1 It XA mm YAM 1" Postp Livestock and Poultry : . . , BUY WARD'S QUALITY, CfflCKS now Come in and place your order today pay later on Ward's monthly payment plan. Chicks shipped di rectly from hatchery, to you 6n orders of 100 or more, or pick up at store.' All chicks from tested flocks Oregon hatched or Oregon's climate." Get your chick supplies at the same time.' ; t . ' : M0NTG01VIERY WARD 133 N. 1 LIBKRTY ST SALIM. OKI .... THOME 3184 -.- '.: ATTEKTTON - f ' : WiD remove dead Ac worthiest Stock In a moment's notice I 'SALEM FEB- TILIZEX At BY-PRODUCTS. Ph. 8000 Collect INo other Phone). ; - S PXMAXJe one year old goats, 85 for the two. 393 Madrona. FOR SALE: R. I. Red try era. dressed 60e lb. at farm, 65c delivered. Mulvt- hill. Rt. 6, Box 340. E. Center SC P. 22328 HEW Hampshire laying pullets oi ready to lav puikts. Immediate de livery. Choice selection. Ph. 22861. Lee'f Hatchery. i -:; WANTED: i Beef and canner cows. bulls and veals.: Will call at farm. E. L Snethen. 3570 E. Turner Road Ph. 21345. Morns or eves.. . - FOR SALE Jersey- cow. fresh 2,4 mo. Rt. 3. Box 731. ViU Springs Rd. BABY CHICK? and custom hatching 33 yrs. .experience assures you of best quality and satisfaction. Prepare tot better market conditions later. Hatches every Monday and Thursday. Hamp shire. Leghorns, Red. Barred' Rocks day old ckls or pullets. Pb 32861 Lee s Hatchery ? v. - LEGHORN cockerels 3c. Available twice weekly. Ph. 22861. Lee's Hatchery Help Wanted WANTED ' ''- - 1 upholsterer. 2 painters. 2 assistant engineers. 1 electrical helper. 1 plumb er's helper, 1 truck driver, 1 mechanic. Steady work. Apply Engineer. Oregon state Hospital. Gooseberry pickers wanted Monday. 29th. Rt. 1, Box 187C, Brooks. Leo Hawley. DISHWASHER at navy unit and stu dent houses, Willamette Univ. Call Miss Jack at Lausanne or 9265. WILLING hish school boy to work during school vacation. Apply at Woodry Auction , Market. 1605 N. Summer, at once. AUTO mechanic. Too waxes, your own boss', 809 Edgewater. W. Salem. COOK wanted. .Man or woman. The Spa. - - - j-..,..- -.-,..-.-. JANITOR Wanted. Ph. 3141 for appt. MEN and women for nop yard work Ph. 1856. - .. - , " ' . ELIGIBUE men or women, aces 18 to 45, interested in food merchandis ing. Excellent opportunity for quick promotion - to individuals - who - can qualify in positions of grocery clerks. meat clerks, or meat cutters. No ex perience' necessary. - Earn while you are trained in modern equipped stores. Apply today. Safeway Stores Dist Of fice. Km. 206. McGUchrist Bide. Lib erty & State, Salem, Ore. Help Wanted-BIale Workers now employed tn war pro duction should not apply and will not do considered tor employment by em ployers . advertising in tfaie -eeotJon.. Help Wanted: : Experienced Tire Qiangers Experienced Men for . - Retread 1 Section huildars or mold men or women or apprentices. - Inquire FIRESTONE STORS '399 N. Uberty DAIRY farm workwra nrnmAma tmrnmA- tateiy at . Tiuamook. Oregon. Single and married men. Top wages. Write at -once for -full particulars: rarm La bor Office. s-. MAN wanted to work on bmd make-up machine. Experience not nec essary. Benson Bakery. 284 N. Com'l WANTED: Janitor, Apply Elainore Theatre. WANTED: MAN for Interestlne nart time work as theatre door man. Elai nore theatre, t ; i SmGLV If AN dairy farinl Phone 67F1S. J. M. Nichols. Rt. 6, Box 141. Help Wanted Female EXPERIENCED lady cook at Seiuicil der's Coffee - Shop, across from the Elainore. Apply tn person. .... WANTED : Reliable woman tor housed keeping aad care of -convalescent. Small home. 2 adults. Ph. 8480. . WANTED. BEAUTY onr' anv itt Uc army camp. WiU guarantee. Write S. J. Shaw. Rt. 4, Box 84. Salem. - HOUSEKEEPER needed for Un. o H. SchUcht at Waldport, Oregon. Legal. Notice .CALXr FOR BnS i "NOTICE TO CX)NTtACTORS The Qty of Salem. Oreeon. nereDy cans zor sealed bids for approximately awa tons ox as phaltic concrete laid in place on several streets and alleys in the City of Salem. . . - Plans " and specifications for bidders mar be obtained at the office of the City Recorder. Any additional information may be ob tained at tne office of the City jungmeer. Bids wiu be opened by the Common Council in the Council Chamber, Monday,- June 5. 1944T at 8:00 p. m. Bids shall be filed with1 the City Recorder not later than 5:00 p.m preceding the bid opening. : :. : . . , - - Bids must be accompanied by a certified check in the amount oi io or the bid. The City reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids in we interest of the City. .. : AUMD MTJNDT, City Recorder and Purchasing Help Wanted Female w A K-ntn EXPERIENCED alteration lady. Ph. 0714 for ' appointment. GIRL FOR waitress . and fountain work for night shift Apply after 4 o'clock. Blue Bird. : ; r " rr vmi . are a neat and efficient waitress apply at Mickey's Sandwictt ShOP. ' i A NURSE: Could live n my home. No ha. wk. Ph. 4536. nrr.T. xtmk rirl for Liberty Sweet Shop. Apply in person. Grand Theatre Turkey Pickers Wanted : Pice work. No experience sary. Now Is your chance to help in an essential Industry. - These . turkeys are going on government contracts. NORTHWEST : POULTRY Jt DAIRY . M . 1509 N. rRONT v WANTED,: work - in i a Reliable jroung lady to Jewelry store. Permanent poaltion. S References required. Excel lent salary. Box- 40. Statesman. . WANTED: Lady to care for 2 pre school children ia our home. Pleasant surroundings, fenced, in yard. Room, board, salary. See Mr. Sams betwee 11 -JO and' 13 or -430 to 5. SUtesman office, or call 8101 for appt, , , i ; Sitnations Wanted . HOUSEWORK by the sour. Ph. 3218 CHILDCRATT Nursery. Wt nick up and deliver. 1985 Trade. Ph. 21829 REST, cook and mgr. available June 1. 12 yr. exp. Box 381 Statesman, i CHILDREN cared for. Ph. 8645. COMMERCIAL Jc INDUSTRIAL L SPRAY PAINTING Preserve and beautify your old roof. LINDSEY&SON Roofing tt Painting Contractors. 165 Roberts Ave, Salem. Ore. Call Afternoon. , Phone 74t For Sale Miscellaneous 30 gallon hot water tank 3 73 . 8 9 75 .S14.7S Davenport Over-stuffed chair , , 8x12 Axminster rugs Coiled wood range Bed. sprinx St mattress . .8 5.00 .839.79 .829.75 Oil circulator . , u $49.73 Bright & Eckley rURNTTURE and APPLIANCES i 453 Court -. Ph. 7511 DRESSER. Daveno and chair. Dav enport. Typewriter. Rocking chair. Two wheeled trailer. Pitchforks. Three lawn .mowers.. Grindstone. Two Ban tam hens. 1680 N. Com'l. 40 A. 6 mi.: from Grants Pass, 8550 cash-2 bldgs well, some fruit trees. Going into service, must sell. Inq. 2315 S. Cottage. LOVELY 3 pc. bdrm. suite. Pre-war, excellent condition. $125, Ph. 2-3431. See to appreciate. T GARDEN, bed room and children's furniture. 9x12 and 3 small . Chinese rugiJ Chase square grand piano. Misc. hshold. fura. Ph. 3081 between 10 A.M. and 4:30 PJA. FLOWERED drapes. Pr. rubber boots. 16" leg. size S. White oak library table. Baby's car bed and seat. Mexi can dishes. Wood range. Ph. .4277. MAN'S BICYCLE. Also man's suit size 38. Ph. 7269. OR TRADE.) 37 Ford coupe. Radio. heater, clock. Cabinet model sewing machine. 500 Market arter VM, Good wood circulator $S0. 2030 N. 5th LARGE wicker doll buggy. Large medicine chest. Complete set of dishes for 6. 20 Elma. WALNUT mantel shelf; Wilton rug 6x9: mounted deer head; large electric waffle iron; toaster: pr. glass cabinet doors: misc. hA. articles. 147 N. Com'l. St. Apt. 12. - GRAND PIANO LIKE NEW. mix. finish, with bench; lovely tone. Call after p. m.. at 1708 N. 17th St. ; PULLER Brushes. 1743 Grant. P. 83S1 ATR COMPRESSOR, new Briggs as Stratton 308 lb. tank. Rt. L Box 36-K. Ph. -2-4122. i KroRooMrsurrEu dressers, 1394 N. Summer. t 19 ESSEX CPE- Midway. II mi. So. of Salem. Good rubber. Cabins for rent . i - I ' I SUNHEAT 1RM. circulator. S. En amel wood range 850. 1828 Model T Ford 290. gas water heater and pipe. 1188 S. 12th. f TRAILER.' BRAND new. 11S0 N. Church. MASTERBILT trailer house, furnisn- ed. 8SS0 1170 Hines St. Ph. 8676. ' USED-PARTS FOR CARS AND - TRUCKS. ACME AUTO A TRUCK WRECKERS , 3058 Portland Rd. HILL grown Burbank seed potatoes. I1.2S. 1435 N. 17th. . I PRE-WAR davenport and chair. Center. ' -r1- WILTON Rug 10 ft. 6 la. X 11 ft. 6 m. 488 N. Cottage. -.-v USED upright piano. 1105 S. 12th. TRAILER house fully eaulDoed 8129. 148-Beech Ave. -..-:.- i COLLAPSD3LE baby busrr. like newt table phonograph. 983 S. Winter St 68 LB. Ice box. Enamel finish. Lino leum top. 170 Norway. PIANO., furniture, etc. 2672 N. Port. land Highway. No. 10. MAN'S pre-war hlcvcla like new. Ph. 3693 mornings only.., FRESH sure bred Jersev cow R W. Tavenner. Rt . Box 418. Ph. 17. SPECIAL Offer: Pre-war. davennort set coffee table and 3 occasional Ublea. 1815 Madiaon- St. - " ELECTRIC Bweener: dinine table At chairs, wood range. bed spring At , iwe ax to wool rugs witn pads, ehtkra rocker, high chair and baby bed. m N. Church. i Outboard motor. IT h- ia rt mine about boat with trailer. 1647 N. Church. CABINET nuv4l rmAin dlUon. 830. Evenings only. 2170 Trade. FOR CESTnrten Surhmk fwtm toes for planting. . see Vlck Bros 208 tuin su stton. ... WE HAVE ho Wire fonrtn mnrf liK wlrd Ca r ,tOClt. MoBton'F ATMORAYSJJZONE. aeQ and rentl H. C. Pugb, Ph 2-2458. P.O. Box 463. ' Trade Miscellaneous HiEL2-.R TlyUt Tot t exchange for tricycle. Phone 2-1552. . . i - , J.HY- I'-i ton. long wheel base touck with 2 speed Eaton rear end. PMLmoel c- CaU after 50 rw ? dependence. Ore. Cor., Sag and Boat landing. Wanted Miscellaaeoug Portable elec. sewing mach. 20 Elma. 122 N. Coral. EL, Salem. Ore. erffpTn?11 ood refrlg- missioner and Secretary. 4 Uy-2S-J-2-9.; - vgen oaiem, uregon. My-28-27-28-33-31. USD FURNrrURE Ph. 81U