'" I
I
pagz EGirr
Oregon Must
Seek Tourists
Says Kirkham
j A regatta on the river at Salem
properly labeled and cared -for
historic, shrines, and interest of
th citizenry in the many tourist
values of the area could be de
veloped as invaluable contribu
tions to what may well become
Oregon's third great industry -recreation
- - Art Kirkham, vicer
president of KOIN, told Salem
Chamber of Commerce members
at their luncheon meeting Monday
coon. " V V . - ' : "!
; To get its share of the tourist
business, which rose from 3Vi to 7
billion dollars in the years be
tween 1936 and 1841, Oregon
must take stock of its many ad
vantages, invest in them and pub
licize their presence here, Kirk
ham declared in no uncertain
terms.
f Letters from residents . of this
area indicating that : the scenic
wonders of Silver Creek falls are
comparatively unknown to the
very persons in Salem who would
be asked by tourists for travel
suggestions, that such historic
spots and structures as the site of
the Lee mission and the mission
buildings go unmarked and un
cared for, were read by Kirkham.
Oregon with more to offer than
California In the way of climate,
scenery, parks, public beaches and
fishing, got $50,000,000 In tourist
: money in 1941, while California
received $600,000,000, the speaker
declared.
j Gov. Earl Snell's recognition of
'the "great potential in tourist bus
iness," revealed in his address to
j the recent legislature, brought
j praise from Kirkham, who also
j paid tribute to Gov. Oswald West's
I action which saved to the public
1 297 miles of beaches, and to
t Charles A. Sprague, former gover
nor, for his editorial; support of
i highway building programs de
! signed to bring tourist business to
the .state and not just channel it
i through between Washington and
i California.
Sewing Helps '
Presented
Linn Women
ALBANY Short cuts in home
sewing is the demonstration to be
given at all extension meetings
this month, Viola Hansen, Linn
county home demonstration agent,
states. ...
This demonstration includes
helpful suggestions in pattern buy
ing. A short cut in making bias
tape is greatly appreciated by the
homemakers.
Five demonstrations wQl be
given during the weekj The Libra
ry Unit met with Mrs. Harley Dor
sar near Sweet Home Monday.
The Santiam unit will meet at
the Farmer's Union hall at 1:30
p. m. Tuesday, Lacomb unit will
meet in the church basement in
Lacomb at 1J30 Wednesday, the
Cascadia unit will meet with Mrs.
George Long at noori Thursday
and Shedd unit will meet in the
high school home economic's room
at 2 Friday. i
No. 50-48!
Synopsis of Annual Statement of the
United States Casualty Company of
- New York. In the State of New York,
' thirty-first day of December.
-ISM, made to the Insurance Commis
sioner of the State of Oregon, pur
suant to law:
. INCOME !
Net premiums received, $8,213,009 77
Total interest, dividends and real
state income. $408,622.74.
'n.come from other sources, $335.-
429.83. i
Total Income. S8.957.06233.
. DISBURSEMENTS
Net amount paid policyholders for
losses. $3,243,588.02.
' Loss adiustment vnn. oi u
tifj aw g;o,nmission r brokerage!
Salaries and fees officers, directors,
home office employe, $444,121.47.
Taxes, Hcenres and feesj SM6.SO4.03.
Dividends paid or credited to policy
holders. None. i
All other expenditures.! 8728.3M.94.
. Total disbursements, S7.5M.437.S4. -.
. ADMITTED ASSETS
Value of real estate owned (Book
Value). $428,250.00.
tet2.744 44mort',ea nd collateral,
17J9SJ71 bowl" owned (Book). 11.
$1 silU4soao,tOCk own,d Book' value),
Caah In banks and on band. 81.081.
Preintams in course of collection
ltSn,.mc Plber . 1844. fl.
1SJj8.1I. j
goTMLM " rtnU dU nd CCTUa
Other assets (net). $313,231.81.
T,V. -"1? s"l 817.416.454.86.
INABILITIES, SURPLUS AND
. , OTHER FUNDS
Total unpaid claims, S7.234.S1S.83.
. Estimated losa adjustment- expense
for unpaid claims. S7S.S10.0O.
Total unearned premiums on an un
expired rinks, $3,334,324.08.
Salaries, rents, expenses, bills, ac-
Estimated amount due or accrued for
taxes. $340,000.00.
Commissions, brokerage, or other
Charges due and accrued. 8374.722.67.
! All other Uabilities. $1.0114788.
i Total ; liabilities, except capital, $U.
41A.454.M. CapiUI paid up. $1,000,000.00.
Iurplua over all liabilities. $4,000.-
i Surplus as regards ' policyholders.
$9,000,000.00. T
Totsl. $17,411,434.81. !
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR -THE
YEAR :
Net premiums received. None. "
Net losses paid. None. ;
Dividends naid or ereditaH a
kolders. None. . " .
i Name of Company, United States
Casualty Company. i
! Name of President. J. Arthur Nelson'.
I ' Nam of Secretary, Walter D. Owens.
I Statutory resident attorney for ser
vice. Insurance Commissioner. ;
EIIM. CHAN . . . LAM
rx.T.TXaaiJD. Dr-G.CUJUJJ)
CnZNTSS Cerbalists : ,
til North Liberty
CFslairs Portland Genera! Ctctrtc
Co OUict open Saturday otiry
10 am. to 1 pj.j l-to 1p-m Coa
luitation. Blood pressure and Hirtae
! tests are tree I Charge. , rracuceu
I since lilt. - -
OP A Announces New Retail
Poultry Ceiling Pril ,
The price department of the
day that effective May 17. an current community ceiling prices for
poultry at retail were revoked for
apply their percentage markup under MPRs 422
wholesale net cost. New community
for distribution, to become effective
- The maximum base prices for
eviscerated poultry items other than
are amended as follows:
Dressed
weight
TYPE
Broilers and fryers
Roasters
Light Capons
Heavy Capons
Fowl
Stags and old roosters
Geese
Young turkeys:
Light
Medium
Heavy
Old turkeys:
light
Medium
Heavy .
Under 3
ZVx and over ! Vh and over
Under 5 Under 4
C5A and oven 4 & over
Ail weights
All weights
All
weights
All
All
All
All
All
All
weights
weights
weights
weights
weights
weights
Attention is called to the monthly adjustments appearing oh page 8 of
2nd Rev. MPR 268 for all poultry items other than ducks and old roos
ters. These additions may be added j to -the j maximum base prices
above. . ;- V . -
Grains Suffer
Sharp Losses
In Final Hour
CHICAGO, May 21 JPf May
rye and September barley broke
the five-cent limit during the last
15 minutes of grain futures trad
ing today when a flurry of long
liquidation uncovered J stop loss
orders. " '
Short covering supported"iMay
wheat and corn, the latter closing
at the $1.18Vi ceiling, but all other
futures contracts suffered sharp
losses during the late sell-off.
Analysts regarded the break a
necessary technical correction
since prices have risn sharply in
recent weeks, rye ana wneat sell
ing at new 10-year highs.
At the close of trading Satur
day the open interest in May con
tracts totaled 5,036,000 bushels of
wheat. 2.198.000 bushels of corn,
4,969,000 bushels of oats, 3,959,000
bushels of rye and 748,000 bushels
of barley.
At the finish, wheat was to
2 lower than Saturday's close,
May Sl.75-1.76. Corn was un
changed to down 1. May $1.18.
Oats were off lVi to 3, May
63-. Rye was 3 to 5 lower,
May $1.39. Barley was down
4H to 5, May $1.01.
Most of the trade was devoted
to evening up market positions be
fore the close of trading in the
May delivery.
Prof it Cashing
Causes Many
Stocks to Fall
NEW YORK, May 21-;p)-While
assorted utilities did well in to
day's stock market, profit cashing
on the recent upswing reduced
many industrial leaders fractions
to 2 points.
The favorable postwar outlook
serves as the principal bidding in
spiration although some customers
trimmed accounts because of the
thought that the rise to 8-year
peaks might bring out snore liqui
dation of stale holdings earnings
and dividends still were bullish.
Transfers of 1,080,000 shares
compared with 1,430,000 Friday.
Chrysler fell 2 points and lesser
casualties were Hudson , motors,
General Motors, U. S. SteeL Beth
lehem, Southern Pacific, . Great
Northern, Texas Co., U. S. Rubber,
Dow Chemical and Du Pont. On
the upside were American' Tele
phone and American and Foreign
power and preferred at new highs;
United aircraft, Consolidated Vul
tee, National power, N. Y. Cen-
Ltral and Delaware St Hudson.
'Amitonian' Issued
By Amity Senior
High Students ,
A 48-page edition of the "Ami-'
tonian" published by ' the senior
class of the Amity high school, was
being distributed today. The neat
ly-arranged issue is dedicated to
"former students and faculty who
are now in the armed forces of
our country.''
Thumbnail sketches of the fac
ulty' and students, accompanied by
pictures, add to its attractiveness.
Pictures of classes, organizations,
student leaders, sports figures and
general student scenes also are in
cluded.
-The "Amatonian" was printed
by . The Statesman Publishing
company.
Store Scrapbooks for
Servicemen Needed;
Volunteers Are Sought
The USO workroom in the J. C
Penney store is ready to ship 150
scrapbooks for ; servicemen, "but
many more are heeded and volun
teer workers also are needed,'
Mrs. Verne Ostrander, USO scrap-
book chairman, said Monday.
The workroom Is open, from 9
ajn. to 6 pjn.
lira. Ostrander quoted a navy
commander as saying two of the
most important contributions of
the home front constituted plasma
to save lives and scrapbooks to
save minds. She said that the in
creased casualty list of injured
made the heed' increasingly, acute.
lis
Salem OPA office announced Mon
the balance of afar. Retailers win
and 423 to their
ceilings will b
issued and mailed
on June? 1, 1945.
grade A dressedi drawn and frozen
ducks under Section 5.5 (e) (1)
Weight
W. tout basing-
point cities
Pac coast - L. A.
8. Fran Seattle,
& Portland, Ore.
Drsd. Dm. Frzn.
Evse.
37.5 48.4 55.4
373 4C.3 52.3
37.5 46.3 52.3
40.5 48.8 53.8
33.3 41.8 46.8
29.0 35.8 40.8
31.5 44.0 47.0
Frozen evis
cerated and
drawn weight
Under, 2
;A11 weights
All weights
All weights
Under 13
13 to 16
42.0
42.0
42.0
40.0
40.0
40.0
50.5
49.5
483
48.0
47.0
46.5
53.5
52.5
S1.5
51.0
50.0
49.5
18 & over
Under? 13
113 to $6
16 or over
Quotations at
Portland!
Portland Produce
' PORTLAND. Ofe- May Jlr-fAPi
Butter. AA prints 46-4.ic; cartons
464-47 ftc: A grade prints 4i',i-4c;
cartons 45i-46ic; B grade prints
8-c; 4 canons w-w,,c. -Butterfat
First Quality, maximum
olJ of 1 per cent acidity, delivered
in Portland 5i-52',ic; premium qual
ity, maximum ot J9 ot i per cent
acidity 52-52,4c: valley routes and
country points 2c less than first or
SO-Bl'C. .
Ems To retailers: AA extra large
46c; AA large 44ci A large 42c; A me
dium 38c; small (pullet) 35c dozen.
uve poultry -Buying prices irom
producers: "Effective May 1: Broilers
up to 2 lbs; 32.2c; fryers 3 to 3'i lbs.
32.2c; roasters ftver 3',i lbs. 32.2c; Leg
horns 28.7c: colored hens, all weichts
28.7c; old roosters and stags 20-22e lb.
Country meats -i- RoUbacK prices to
retailers: Country killed hogs, best
butchers, 130-140 lbs. 19-19'ic; vealers
AA.22V4C; A 2Iiic; B 19iic; S 15
174c: culls 12-15c; beef AA 21ic;
A 20ic: B 18ci: C 16c: canner-
cutter cows 13J,i-14c; bulls, canner-
cutters 14-144c; i lambs AA 2c; a.
24'ic; B 22Uc; C 10-20c; ewes i TS
13f. M 12c; R 10C
Cheese - SellinK prices to Portland
retailers: Oregon triplets 29.3c; daisies
29.9c: loaf s 30c: i triDlets to whole
salers 27c; loaf 27VaC FOB.
Rabbits Government celling: Ave
rage country killed to retailers 44c;
live price to producers 22-24c lb. -
xurxeys uovernmeni uses sup
ply;; market nominaL
unions uregon ary ixo. i. a.za-
2.35 ': 50-lb. i sack;
Texas 3.75; - green
90c aor. Duncnei.
Onions Sets;
eastern 32s 7.65;
rlanUT Walla Walla, 60 bunches
.00-60. i i
Potatoes Nominal: Deschutes culls
3.00; Klamath Falls culls 3.50 cenUl;
90s l.eo bag; local is, loos 3 jaa; Maine
No. 1. 5.15 cental. 1
Potatoes j New California white
3.74-4.24 per bag.
wool Government control.
Cascara hark
1844 peel 15c lb.
Mohair 1B42.
M-montn 4c id.
Hay Wholesale prices nominal:
Alfalfa No. 2 or
better 834-36; oats-
vetch $25 ton valley points; timothy
(eastern Oregon)
$35-38 ton; clover
$22-23 ton.;
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ore.. May 21 (AP
wneat: no futures quoted. .
No cash grain quoted.
Cash -wheat (bid): Soft white 1.53;
soft white (excluding Rex) 1.54's;
white club 1.54'i; (western red 1.54i".
Hard red winter: Ordinary 1.54';
10 per cent 1.58; 1 11 per cent 1.65ft;
12 per cent 1.68.
Hard white Baart: 10 per cent 1.56'i:
II Per cent 1.64'it 12 per cent 1.66U.
Today's car recetDts: Wheat 62. bar
ley 6. flour 13, corn 6, oats 1, mul-
leea 1 1, llax l. . , -.. i
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND, Or., May 21 (AP)
(w fa (salable cattle 1400. total 2050:
salable calves 200, total 225; market
fairly active, mostly steady; instances
strong os lea steers, quality consid'
ered; Rood-choice fed steers ' 16.00'
MM, few 17.50. one load 17.65; load
fed Holsteins. medium grade 15.25;
common steers down to 12.00; few
stockers 12.50-14.50; load good-choice
fed heifers 16.25: I common - medium
heifers 11.00-14.00; canner - cutter
cows 7X0-9.50; imedium-good beef
cows 11.00-13.00; mixed cows and heif
ers to 14.00; medium - good sausage
bulls 10.50-11.50; good beef bulls
13.00-75; v odd head to 14.10: good
choice vealers steady at 15.00-16.00.
Salable hogs 250. total 1100; feeder
pigs 50 cents to 1JD0 higher, otherwise
mostly steady; barrows and gilts. : an
wciidii la.o: sows la.uu; staes 14.50;
gooa-cnoice leeaer pigs lav-m.VJ. -Salable
Shees 1700. total 2850: mar.
ket acuve. steady; good-choice spring
iniDs ujv; . some oeia nigner;
common - medium grades 11.50; one
load a ood -choice I No. 1 oelt. ahorn
lambs 135; medium - good No. 3 pelt
tamos ii.ao-iz.z9; gooa ewes 6.00-50..
Stocks and Bonds
' May 21
STOCK AVERAGES
if:.; - 20 10 , 10
Indus Rails Util
Monday .... 86.8 40. 44.3
Previous day 87.0 40J 44.3
Week agOnU. 85.6 39.6 43.7
Month aeO M n ' ttt a in
: 10
Stks
65.1
65.3
64J
64.4
Year ago 72 J 27.4 36.1
U2.
BOND AVSRAGES
20
Rails
Monday i 100.6
Previous day 100.7
Week ago?; 100.4
Month ago 100.2
Year ago i ji&a
10 10
Indus Util
104.6 107.7
104.8 107.7
104.8 107.6
104.8 107.7
104 J 1064
10
Fogn
73.6
73.7
73.6
72.8
S6J
Salem Market
Quotations
The prices below supplied by a lo
cal grocer are indicative of the daily
market prices paid: to growers by Sa
m buyers but are not guaranteed
u j iir statesman: j
BUTTER, EGGS AND POtXTRV
ASSfJSfi!? uua waoBt aotke)
BUTTERFAT
Primiura
No. 1 -
JH
J3
M
A
AS
No.
BUTTER PRINTS
A
B- Ju
Quarters
EGGS -i;
Extra large
Mediums
Standards
Pullets
J3
Cracks
POULTRY ; .i
No. I colored hens
No. S colored bens i
18.70
24.00
Bakes
32.20
Colored frys ,. .
UVSSTOck (By Valley Pack
2Z20
Spring lambs 11.00 to 13L23
s.we,.i.. n,u ...JX to JOS
Cows, boners and : cutters .04 to M
Cows; common j i to X8
Cows top dairy ; jos to JM.50
cows, oeei typo - ,,,, jrato j
Veals .13 to .14.50
Buiis; - , .08 to J 2
Hogs, 160 to 270 , j J5.45
Sows -, 1 03 Xo J 40
OIZGOH STATECMAK, Sataa.
OregonPublic
Utilities Go
XjTp in Value
$12,000,000 in the valuations
of
public utilities in Oregon durjuig
the last 12 months is revealed; in
tentative valuations -made public
today by the state tax commission.
All categories, with the excep
tion of heating companies and
small telephone companies, con
tributed to the increase, from
$349,464,223.32 to $361,473,551.30.
' Such - tentative valuations !l as
computed by the tax commission
for assessment purposes are sum
marized in gross amounts, in com
parison with 1944 equalized and
final valuations, as follows: I
1944 1945
Aircraft $ 073.790 00 f 094.000.00
Electric 111.406.486.40 1 112.S01.2lS.00
Electric - . - - T
railro'ds 7.416.643.00 8.823.718.00
Express - 17740.00 - ' 213.567 JO
lias 1346484.00 r 19,802.411.00
An increase of approximately
Heating
1,446,200.00
: 18800.00
ieam
railro'ds
1325730 170,648,161 JO
4.211.503.23 4.383.296.50
238,060.60 2,47430.72
3S.446494J9 40.102j$4m
5S.433.00 . 6344 40
624.000.00 (HIOO.OO
WtMIM S.145.l4.00
Private
cars
Telefraph ,
xeiepnone
(book)
Telephone
(smaui
Ton br'ge
water
cmpnies
Totals S34S.464.X23.32- 8361,473510
: - I
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The first Wagnerian festival
was
held in the Festival. Theater
in
Germany in 1878.
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ceived after this time will be run
undei the heading "Too Late to
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The Statesman reserves the right
to reject questionable advertising.
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place all advertising under the
proDer classification. f
'The Statesman assumes no finan
cial responsibility for errors which
may appear in advertisements pub
lished in its columns and in cases
where this paper is at fault will
reprint that part of an advertise),
ment in which the typographical
mistake accurs. f
A "Blind" Ad an ad containing
a Statesman box number for an ad
dress is for the protection of the
advertiser and must therefore be
answered by letter. The Statesman
'Jm not at liberty to divulge Inform
mat ion as to the Identity of aa
rftrarlt... It.lni aitw mJt i
Livestock and Poultry
$137.50 for gentle heavy teams. Guar
anteed pullers. Make good loggers. Ph.
23101 after 4 P.M. . . .- i .
FOR SALE: 3 younsr sows, two bred:
also one boar. j. F. Ktmmler, Rt. $ 2.
Box 348. Salem, north on Chemawa
ou (fujsnway vs. j
SHOP made tractor 8300." dIow and
cultivator included. 2295 Lee St. after
S P.M
RABBITS WANTED AU sizes.? 4
to lbs. wnite Z4c lb. colored 22c lb.
live weight. RabbR Skin?, best orices.
wire siretcners ana otner suoDlies.
Salem address 60 Ratcliff Drive. Dhone
2-1530. Portland address, Rabbit Meat
Co. 8917 S. . Stark. Sun. 1722.
WANTED Old or fox feed hones.
highest market price at your farm.
Phone coUect Albany 14F14 or write
Montgomery Wild Animal Farm. Rt.
a. Aioany. . - j
FOR SALE: ! Spotted kid pony $100.
Very gentle. Weight about 600 lbs.
1675 Yew St. Ph. 7591. f
250 NINE WEEKS New Hamp. chicks.
Price on lot only. Also 20 rabbits and
nutcnes. mm Baker. Rt. 4. Box 231
Sunnyside.
IF YOU want to buv anvthine lut.
ed in this column and need the cash
to buy it with then do what hundreds
of other people do phone Salem 3181
and ask for the money on the Per
sonal Finance Company's Special Fi
ance Plan, 518 State Street i
WANTED: Beet and canner cows
bulls and veals. Will call at farm
E I Snethen, 3370 E. Turner Road
Phi 21345 Morns or eves.. f
Help 'Wanted
ELDERLY couple to manage large
apartment house. Box 424. Statesman.
SRY mrar si m n.. v.. c..KM
Eood Shop. 231 N. High. J
CLERK and cashier wanted. Grand
Central Mkt. 185 N. High. Pb, 7323;
WANTED: A good aU around wool
presser. Can make $73 per week. Apply
at -Hollywood Cleaners. 2040 N. Capitol
WANTED: Comptometer - operator.
Dairr Ovp,. Hip . Com!.- j
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
to the Circuit Court of the State
'Oregon for the County of Marlon.
Probate Department I
In the Matter of the Estate of George
B. Weir. Deceased. .
NOTICE IS - HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned has filed his final
account as administrator of the above
estate with the County Court of said
County, and the Court has fixed the
8th da of June, 1945, at the hour ttf
10:00 a m. of said day and the County
Judge's office In the County Court
house in Salem. Oregon, as the time
and place respectively for the hearing
of objections, if any there be. to the
said Final Account, and you are here
by notified to file objections, if any
you have, to the said Final Account
on or before the time fixed . for
hearing. , . j .
Dated this 8th day of May. 1945.
': ' George B. Weir. Jr.!
Administrator. My 8-15-22-29
FINAL NOTICE j
Notice is hereby given that the urt-
dendraMf K. 9A , in it,. r4H..U
Court of Marion County, Oregon, Pro-
mm uciwums aim -venxiea zinai
account as Executor of the estate of
Fred L. Miller, deceased, and said
Court has fixed Thursday, June 7, 1843
at ten cfclock A.M to the Circuit
Court Room in the County Court
House at Salem, in said County, for
"""I Mm iinu accoum , ana ' mu
wwjevuuiu uicreio.
Dated this 8th day of May. 143.
f t CARL R. MILLER,
, I , Executor. Estate of Fred
. Jh ,MillerJ- Deceased.
WALTER S. LAM KIN. Attorney.
Salem. Oregon. My 8-15-22-29. J. S.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
BE IT KNOWN THAT ROSEMARDC
DE PARIS, INC, a New York Cor
poration of 664 Fifth Avenue. New
York. New York, being engaged to
the business of seuing. chocolates,
candies. cakes, cookies, tarts, bon
bons. Jellies ' and marmalades, has
adopted for Its use a trade-mark of
which the following is a description:
The word "Rosemarie" in script fol
lowed immediately underneath by the
printed words "de Paris"; above the
wording is the figure of a crown and
underneath the crown -is on inset in
which appears the figure of a coach
and the initial and -on each side
of the crown and inset is the figure of
a lion. My., 22-2$ J. a. . , ,s
Oregon. Tuesday Morning. May
hinahcidl
Help Wamtel--BIaIe
Workers ROW Mnblnved In star : mn.
auction should not apply and will not
bv miHKrea tor employment oy em -ployers
advertistnc u this section
Men Wanted
.j .. i i ' i .-..
Under 30 years of age jde
siring special schooling in
electrical appliance 1 ser
vice. Attractive salary
while learning.; Apply! at
HOGG
BROS.
286 Stat St.
, Phone 14S
MAN TO Help on truck; and work
In warehouse. Apply , Woodry IMnu
fare Co. 474 South Commercial. -
BUTCHER: Wanted, experienced but
cher for steady Job. good pay. Apply
Grand Rondo Mercantile Co., Grand
Ronde, Oregon. ;; ;
GROCER YMAN: Wanted, experienced
Fenix. Eaton HalL Wiliamette uni
versity, i i t i i . .
BUS Boy, morning shift. Marion
Hotel. ' v. .4. .. j, jif . .
men 18-2S. Immediate, permanent work.
Some traveling. $69 weekly aver 'Mr.
Wells, Senator Hotels S
FRY Cook wanted. The Spa. i
MEN wanted to work in cemetery.
Steady employment good pay. Essen
tial work. Ph. 8632 or call at 290
W. Hoyt St -. j- j ' J-.n.---j..r
PLANT ' Men wanted. ' Dairr Co-oo.
910 S. Coral. Ph. 1203. ; i
WANTED Experienced lubrication
man. Walter H. Zosel Co. Chemeketa
and High St j i ii s
I-.' I 1 ' i
WANTED AT ONCE
LUBRICATION biAN
W. L. ANDERSON, INC.
Phone 7703
360 Marlon St
Help Wanted Female
Opportunity to Learn
DENTAL NURSE NEEDED. NO EX
PERIENCE REQUIRED. WE W
TRAIN. APPLY IN PERSON, 110!
COM L. DR. SEMLER, OR PH. 331
IOK APPT. -4 rt
CARE for 2 children in my home;
ki. j, tux 41. uoeny uist.
EXPERIENCED Typist for permai
nent position. Ph. 24141. j j
WOMAN to care for elderly lady
in afternoons. No lifting. Phone 7240,
It A JC to l Pit. L . . - j' .
WANTED: Girls ' for dining room
work in crippled Children's hospital
Wages and full maintenance. Call Gar
field 1103 Portland.) i
WANTED: Waitress i for evening
shift. 6 to 12. Apply Blue Bird, j
WE can use more" turkey pickers at
Northwest Poultry, j 1305 N. Front
"WOMETTieIJWAJted i at" City
Cleaners. Also checker needed. 1245
State St ) ! t f
WANTED; .Middle aged lady tot do
light cooking in summer home, sum
mer months only. Good salary, bice
location. Inquire Hogg Bros., 260 State.
WOMAN for housework one or two
days a week. Ph. 3345. , I
WE are now ready to interview land
place either experienced Or inexper
ienced help in laundry. Call at Holly
wood Cleaners. 2040 N. , Capitol, i
HELP WANTED: ! Energetic women
18-45 rrs. in good health : and inter
ested in retail business Full training
opportunities with good pay from 'the
day you start Apply today Room 206,
McGilchrist Bldg., I Safeway District
Office. .,. (
SANDWICH and salad lady, the Spa.
EXPERIENCED fountain girt. The
Spa. . . ,!(-
Situations! Wanted
i
Garden plowing tc discing. Ph. 24077,
MAN can devote half days office
work. Write Box 419 Statesman. ;
CHILDREN oared1 for in my home,
days. 2474 Fairgrounds Rd. ;
YARD and GARDEN work wanted.
Phono 3751. Room 00. e -- - .
CHILDREN cared: for." Ph. 864,
- Preschool Playschool; 1381 State
Ages S-e. Part or all day I Ph 9438.
GARDENS plowed, disced. Ford trac
tor. Prompt service. Ray Satter. Ph.
504. j .,. I .,
Money to Loan
YOU RECEIVE INDIVIDUAL CON-
SIDERATION WHEN VOU t
' APPLY TO - .
General Finances Corp.;
T
Loans
Locally- owned and I operated, we are
familiar with all local needs and con
ditions and ; lend on any reasonable
security. Up to 18 mos. to repay..
- - -. .Telephone 1168 - .-. - -SUte
Lie. (S-138) 136 S. CosnmerclalSt
; PWVATE MdNEYj
Auto ' And Truck Loans
Contracts Refinanced
Money for new and used ears i et
tracks regardless of age. No delay
bring car and tiUe and get the money
You retain possession of vehicle. .
I to 15 jnonths to repay.
Aites o'clock unone tSSl or 81143
for appointment - . -v. i
ROY H. SBBIONS! :
Regulated by state V 4 '
138 S Com! -.St Pboae 9168 M 1321
AUTO LOANS j
Use your car as security. No long
riearnartxle. Prompt; private ' service.
818.08 per mo repays in ; 12 months
8180. Come in, or save time by. "phon
ing in your application. When apprdvt
d make Just one trip and pick np
your cash immediately.
Personal Finance Gx! ..
Room 123. Second Fie. New Bllgb Bldg.
S18 State St. Phone: Salem 1181
Lie. S-ia M-165 .
Auto' Loans - " !
Willamette Credit Co.
TH IXOOR GUARDIAN fiUtLDI3JC
LICENSE A M 1S9 " - r
iivuijiiuui w uanuie aeparcmcni;
steady job. good -pay. Apply Grand
Rand UnrintiU Pn r.ruiil
Quick
22.' 1845
- Farm -
"Darling, I've found a
writing your playl"
Help Wanted Male
MODEST MAIDENS
TnAnawa lnWmJ U S Pteal OaW
' :WJL' il III
ESSENTIAL MINING
INDUSTRY
MAGMA COPPER CO.
Superior, Arizona
NEEDS
MINERS AND MUCKERS
Permanent Industry offers permanent jobs
Liberal Contracts for Miners
Transportation advanced
f
Housing Available
ComDanv Representative Will Interview
May 21.22-23-24
at
United btates hmplovment bervice
110 Ferry Street
Salem, Oregon '
Money to Loan
$ $ MONEY $ $
We make all types of personal loans
Including furniture, note and car loans,
for any worth while cause. We also
make real estate loans and buy real
esiaie contracts, for ju;
cient service see or phone
STATE FINANCE CO.
Phone 4121. 212 Guardian Bldg. Salem
Lie. S 216-M 222
For Salt; Miscellaneous
? ORIENTAL wall hanging or couch
cover; set of six. Haviland dishes,
ttnm nftOTt. Alfl.f.fthioned coffee
grinder; vacuum ice cream freezer.
Ph. 737X
: Pre-war baby buggy, collapsible,
practically new. 630 Breys, Ph. 4277.
REBUILT Overstuffed lounge and
settee, two rockers, daveno and oc
casional chair. 1610 Trade St. Ph. 6396.
OIL BURNING Furnace. 1410 S. 12th.
Phone 5391.
GAS Circulating heater. 891 N.Coml
' REM. 2S autoloading rifle. Model
8. Excellent condition. 88 shells. Will
consider trade on 33 special W. or 300
Savage so. Tea jucnteo. Amity, on.
OXFORD Crer suit size 40.' Light
brown slacks size 33. Topcoat sizo 40.
898 N. High. n. 7723.
FURNTTURE and stoves for sale. Ph.
S-240L H. C. Stapleton.
f Studio couches incL slip covers. $20.
760 N. Church.
s LADY'S Traveling case, man's Glad
stone bag. pre-war. like new. Bird
bath. lawn swing. 1309 N. 5th.
4 UNIVERSAL WOOD) coiled range
With, hot water tank. 834 Saginaw.
; MAN'S Wrist watch, 15 jewel Lon
gine. Ph. 5185.
; STEW AST-Warner table model rad
io. Good condition 830. 775 Mill St.
2-HORSE trailer, -well built, cxceL
rub. Reas. Ph. 3483 from t to t pro.
i-OIL' Circulators and wood ranges.
Y eater Appliance Co.. 255 N. Liberty.
' LADY'S diamond solitaire ring. new.
Ph. 8758 or 832 N. Winter after 5:30 pm.
1 ATMORATS OZONE, sen and rent
B. C Pueh Ph 2-2458 P O Boa 483
" -- iJgrfciii,riiijLnjijr'Ljrif
OLD Home Comfort wood range; hot
water tank , in good cond. cheap. 1130
SSXrXnArro-j..-! -,,;", V ,
BOSTON BULL puppies. 2193 N. 8th.
P 8-185-. -Jl', .
; SET- of micrometeres and "31 Chev.
pickup. S miles West of Salem on
Dallas Hiway. Bos 469. . .
DAVENPORT and
Winter.- Phono ;7025.
chair. 1290 N.
OR TRADE; New Hart-Sh.-M. suit.
40. ' New - bedrnu set com pi. Slightly
used wood circulator. Overstuffed set.
Rt 3, Box 580, Liberty. u ,
KOHLER Campbell piano. Box 70.
CoUapsibie bahy buggy. Phone 6063.
1 NEARLY new blue daveno and swing
rocker. Phono 8250. - , ., ,
' LARGE reed clothes basket. Ironing
board, lace panels, metal curtain
rods, baby lumper with metal spring.
720 Edina Lane. Ph. S8.
' 800 BU. EAR corn, Trou sackC Vh.
Markets -
backer! You Gin start
j Help Wanted Male
For Sale-Miscellaneous
LAWN Mower, pre-war garden hose,
chest of drawers, single spool bed.
mattress Sc springs, treadle sewing ma
chine, dinette set. garden tools, misc.
items. 198 W. Luther.j i
1 GENUINE Rex violin for which
local owner paid 850Q. Perfect condi
tion, in case. Wicker baby go-cart
S7.50. Beds, stead & springs. Fruit jars
and many household utensils.. Ph. 4419.
LARGE sized - ice box in excellent
condition. Girl's bicycle, new tires.
Simmons steel bed, ! walnut finish.
Elsie Patton. 215 Jersey St, Silverton.
4 PC. bed rm. suite, coil springs,
spring filled daveno, 12x15 wool rug,
3-way G. E. lamp, wood circulator,
metal lined Coolerator. all like new.
Other household articles. 1644 N. 4th.
-DAVENPORT: and. chair, American
style, good cond. 2 rocking chairs, din
ing table, mortar mixing box and
plank. 1368 Fir street - .
motor. K Cnnlr- Rt. a Pii'lll B ml
on Dallas Hiwar. - . L
BUTTTT DININO tsh1 rnrVIn
chair. 1140 N. 17th.,. i
Wedge wood gas range, 4 burner with
griddle tc elec. lamp.. Ph. . 480.
SAVE that Victory garden with
Watkins CryaUte Ac pyre the um Insect
dust See ' your .Watkins -dealer, J. M.
oieigmer, jh. a, no. MKm, fa.
22413. r - j
ATirorar products, pic nvx r
VICTROLA With- records. 2398 SUte.
BILTWELL bed davenport, excel.
cond.. 865. 2210 Chemeketa. -i -
S PIECE bdrm. set $63; davenport
860. All pre-war furniture. 8480 Cen
ter. Ph. 2252. . j
8x12 AXMXNSTER Rug, reasonable.
Phone 9528 evenings; i
SEVERAL small plywood desks, 8 and
4 drawer, hook -cupboard, large wal
nut buffet Du Frain's Furniture, 3095
Portland Road. Phono 5762.
Man's bike. Generator. 83S N. Winter
- OUR SnecialtV! Snrav nainrJn r.
erly-Gottenberg contractors. Pit 4244.
PICKING Buckets for sale: 8 gallon
capacity, metal with handles. Metal
Steam Cleaners, 3S1S N. W. Nicolai.
Phone Portland Atwater 1220. i
OUTBOARD Motors, Evtnrude, Kit
Sales, repairing, fishing tackle, boats.
Hains Outboard Shop, W. L. Haln,
1201 S. Comt Ph. 6050. T
AGATE JEWELRY, Brown's Agate
Shop. 1710 So. 12th, Salem. , , , , , j .
DRAWING BOARDS 130 to 8710.
Can bo need for doors, tables, etc.
Boon. 45S Court s
TRAILER HOUSE, beds for 4. Fully
euy. ajsa. - oo mcxory, fO. SMZ, i
EXPERT washing machine service
and wringer rolls, all makes. See Ed
Ellis at Nelson Bros. Furniture Store.
318 N. Liberty. . . . j
SAND, Gravel, crushed.- Ready-Mix
wncmc 1 wo-umi sepi:c Tanks, sew
er Pipe. OREGON GRAVEL CO, 1405
TAPESTRV' riiniia .ut
phono, records; breakfast set table'
erf stand. Apt 3. 2050 N. Capitol.
-w v av fwxa. -
HEAVY Duty ball and socket trailer
hitches 84.63. See us for recapping,
all sizes, passenger and truck. Fira-
. Anicr ana Lioerty.
WATCHES and alarm clocks for re-
cnarges. uecxer. 1984 Stat.
rUFX. OIL AND Gavsline tanks.' 285
uu avw lu. nanoio uu to. .w. t
Classified
For Sale Miscellaneou
-Special for Graduation
$10 Permanent for 8f J0. Irene's
Beauty Salon. 341 State St Ph. 8454.
Open evenings by appt
CARLOAD of Eastern Oil 100 Para
na: B.n s v.ilnna tIM in vflur con
Uiner. Merritt Truax OU Co. N. rroat
a Columbia.
TRAILERS for rent BOc per hr.
WoodxysJMkt. 1605 N. Summer. . 1
GENUINE River Silt, free from
foul seed.
I Commercial Sand &
! Gravel Co.
Johnston Sheet Metal Co.
1410 S. 12th. Salem. Oregon
Phone 5391
Years of experience enables ns to
give you guaranteed workmanship.
Air - conditioning. - Furnaces. Gutters.
Eave troughs. Skylights. Smoke stacks.
Tanks and repairing. FREE ESTI
MATES :J
LARGE ' ASSORTMENT un painted
furniture, prime coated for easy paint
ing' or durable plastic finish. PICK
ETT'S CO-OP FURN, 13th At State.
TRUCK Van. Width 7 rt 8 in.;
length 12 ft height 6 ft, 2 in. Ph.
7114 for particulars.
STOVE repairing sc parts. .
Woodry's afkt. 1605 N. Summer St.
WE Buy si seD furniture, tools,
stoves, dishes, motors, radios. Electric
appliances, household goods. KXIG
MAN'a. 285 N Cammercial Ph. 9885.
CROCHETED FRILLS. 960 Union St
-ALWAYS big stock.- - '
Woodry's Furniture Mkt Ph 111.
FULLER Brushes 1745 Grant P 8337
LAWNMOWEH Sharpening 8s Ad
lusting. Woodry's Mkt.' 1808 N. Summer St
SINGER Sewing Machine Co. Como
in and register-now for your post-war
Singer. Earliest - registration means
first opportunity to buy. .
Trade Miscellaneous
PORTABLE and Electric radios to
trade for band - instruments. Jaquith
Music Co.. 191 S. High. Ph. 4641. ,
WantedMiscellaneous
WANTED: Good used Singer sewing
machines. Top cash prices paid. Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Phone 3512.
CASH for used - otano at other rou
ica) instruments- Call 4641 days or
9537 evenings or tend description to
Jaquith Music Co. 191 8 High
WANTED. Pianos. Tallman's. Ph. 8701
USED FURNITURE Ph 9188
PRESSURE cooker with pressure
gauge. 8 qt capacity. Rt 5, Box 322.
5. , L. Merritt
TEETER babe, small play pen, baby
bed, Phone 21130.-
WANTED: S or 10 ft meat case and
complete refrigeration, and- meat mar
ket outfit Box 428 Statesman.
WANTED: Lawn , swing. Ph. 4441.
!We Bay Furniture
TRADE WITH A FIRM OF 30 YEARS
REPUTATION OF BUSINESS INTEG
RITY IN THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR USED
Pianos j1;
Furniture and Appliances
Call 9148 for appointment
f HOGG BROS.
j 260 Stato St
WANTED: Marble top table, lamps
& Oval picture frames. Ph. 21443.
100 MEN'S good oxfords, shoes, boots,
ladies' low heeled shoes, radios, misc.
and household poods. Sundales, 293 N.
Com'l. Phono 3698.
WANTED, PIANOS. Will pay cash.
Wills Music Store. 432 State St
WANT TO Buy, Oseo cameras as
lenses McEwan Photo Shop 435 State,
I Wanted Furniture
IF YOU have furniture to sell see
Russ Bright Ph. 731 L 453 Court
I Miscellaneous - :
I REFRIGERATION
AIR CONDITIONING
Instruction, Male. Mechanically In
clined men get FREE facta about re
pair; and installation work opportuni
JiSi and ,",Me Xlm training plan.
Write Utilities Inst. Box 418 States
VETEKANS "i Information Service.
Chamber of- Commerce, 1 to 4 pjn.
Sponsored by Disabled Amer. Vets. A.
L. Brewster. Service omr- 'Ht 4339.
J Dental PlateS
TWO-EOUB SERVICE IN MOST
Bring or Mail Your Plates for Repair.
- DR. -HARRY SEMLER, DENTIST v
nooipn xttog stato St Conv Ph. 3311
For; Rent -Rooms
LEEP. B. Bktet -U desired. T. 7558. N-,
SIJEP. Rm. Man. 28 Marion.
1st floor - sleeping room. Ph. 82S0.
P4. J
Ladies only. Call Sun. afternoon, any
time Monday ) or Tuea. lias o.k .
CLEAN, fftmf kIsm, 1
iw iuuuii. in vourt Bt
SLEEP. RM. with kitchen privileges.
Lady only. Close in. Ph. 94186.
SLEEPING t Room. 653 N. High.
! Room and Board
WANT MATTt. Iwapl iiil
carf of girl three, in good. home. Will
PayieU for good place. References
WILL OlSt n tlitwl. T i.
home. Phone 23832. v i ' ,
For Rent Apartments
1 ItU. Ar Vitrhr4 an V..11
nlshed. Heat light refrig radio. S
LARGE clean furn. s nc apt. Also
tafff, ilD; Ladies, preferably
middle aged. No smokers Or drinkers.
CaU, after 1 PM. 879 N Cottage. -
For RentHouses
f FREE RENT: t rm. house In country,
with lights, water and milk furn. fx to
to employed married man In exchange
for - doing light morning and evening
chores Call after :30 PM. Rt. 2, Box
170Q. Turn west at Keixer schooL fol
low .pavement 2 miles. , t
For Rent;
HAVE substantial second floor ware
house space for rent with freight ele
vator service, in downtown Salem. In
quire Donald A Young, 207 Pioneer
Trust Bldg., Salem. -
TRUCKS .for -rent Too drive Me
Cun Sr Lovetl ohooo 9609
GOOD Used. Piano n u Stiff,
FLOOR SAKDEm .
toe rent . Moat-
gonyiry Ward. ,