PAGE EIGHT
l Th9 OREGON STATESMAN. Satan,' Oregon. Scturdar Morning. June) ll ISIS i I ! ' . i !
financial - Farm - Markets, Qassified
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German Cities
Are Pictured
As ea Mess9 -
JEFFERSON (Special) CpL
Lloyd Grim,; son of Mr. and Mrs.
I Earl Grim of Jefferson, had
"never seen so many happy GIs"
' in his life as on V-E day, he wrote
1 his parents here. t
The corporal, a clerk of supply
j in a fighter squadron, took his
; first airplane trip over Germany
the day that nation surrendered.
He described such cities as
; Aachen, Cologne, Dusseldorf,
Duessberg and Bonn as "a mess";
i said, "I don't think there was a
; building left standing in Cologne,"
i and declared Aachen was not as
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CpL Uoyd Grim
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j large as he had thought "I'd say
! j about half Jas hig as Salem."
"It was jhard to realhe" that
S large scale battles were raging
j but a few weeks before in the
parts of Germany where "the
i fields looked So peaceful and quiet
. jwith the cows and sheep feeding
i on the grass as if nothing had dis
turbed them. It all seemed like
; .a dream, a fairy tale that couldn't
be true. But! from the looks of
the casualty lists, it must be true."
) Corporal Grim described France
. "- the prettiest country of them
. all" including Belgium, Ger
many and England that he saw
on the flight, although "Germany
.' was the most modern with big
auper highways" where "the only
.vehicles on the roads were G I
trucks." -i
The corporal has been in Eng
land more than 15 months.
ABOARD THE U. S. DESTROY
ER ESCORT EDMONDS (Delay
ed) -James H. McEwen, gunner's
mate third class, USNR, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy P. McEwen,
' 808 South Water st, Silver-ton,
Ore.,- served aboard this ship
while she fought heavy seas and
enemy aircraft to rescue some 375
" survivors from a stricken escort
carrier which had been hit during
an air attack. ;
1 The U. S. S. Edmonds was one
of four, vessels assigned to the
rescue mission. The enemy con
tinued air attacks in the early
stages of the rescue already ham
pered by darkness and rough seas.
; Time after time Lt. Cmdr. John
S. Burrows, jr., 33, USNR, com
manding officer ;r of the Edmonds,
maneuvered his; ship upwind and
permitted it to j drift slowly to
ward thelargesi concentration of
survivors, who climbed aboard on
, life lines, ladders, cargo and jfloat
' er nets. - v r
. . 5 At least half the crew 'of the
Edmonds voluntarily entered the
water at one time or another to
knd hand to exhausted surviv
ors. The ship's motor whaleboat
carried many of the carrier's
crew. Every member of the Ed
monds crew that; night turned his
bunk over to one of the survivors,
. ho were safely; transferred to a
transport next day. . !
; He attended Silverton high
tchool before entering the navy
March 23, 1943.
. WileyIngrahain on
Furlough After 37
Blonllis in Pacific
ARMY HDQS.,1 POA, Ft Shaf
. - ter, T.H. After 37 months in the
Pacific ocean areas, Master Sgt
Wiley R. Ingram, 40, of 345 South
: Capitol street, Salem, Ore, Is
homeward bound for a furlough.
Sgt Ingram was inducted in
April, 1842. He has been serving
: ts master of a boat in an emer
gency rescue boat squadron In the
Hawaiian islands.
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EMp Uanted
Ail Ibcg
Hen tr.d hizh school boys 16 years and older to work
cn j;ccsb?rry crew cenraencin at 7:00 P. M. on Sat
crcVy at the Terninal Ice and Cold Storage Plant at
D zri Trent Streets la Salem. Bring: work permits
arJ wcrk .clearance. Phcne 22036.
' Unl: '1 Gro w crsf " Inc;
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Kobert D. Brown, 18-year-old son
, f Mr. and Mrs. George E.
Brown of I9S Mission st Salem,
who has finished his basic train
ing at the San Diego naval
center and new Is attending
. mhsx school. The youth, now
a seamon 2nd class, entered the
navy last January 15. He was a
Junior at Salem high school.
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Second Lt. Loren Grove Bosten,
son of Elsie Marie Bosten, 555
North Winter street, Salem, was
graduated from the advanced
single-engine y 1 1 o t training
school at Aloe army air field,
Victoria, Tex., last week.
MaJ. Gen. Leland S. Hobbs, commanding-
general of the 30tk in
fantry division, presents PFC.
Elmo A. Hndnal of Salem, pre
with a bronse star for heroism,
at Nnsa, Stagdebarg, Germany.
(U. S. Signal Corps photo).
Rider Recovering
" DALLAS Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Rider have received word from
their son, PFCRibert Rider, that
ne is recovering nicely from shrap
nel wound in. the arm. Rider now
stationed in the Philippines, ; has
Deen overseas tor the past 18
months and is serving "with a
searchlight crew of an anti-aircraft
battery. Recently he was
cited for killing several Japs who
attacked his outfit on another
island.
PIONEER Elmo Black has re
cently received a Certificate of
Merit. Elmo is an ammunition
carrier and driver with the 134th
infantry regiment of the 35th reg
iment of the 35th division. He par
ticipated in the German camp No.
1 camDaism accord in tt- tn a
irefease from the army. Elmo is
tne son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Black
and received his earlv tearh!ncr in
the Pioneer School graduating here
from the eighth grade and then
entered the Dallas high school
where he craduated. He was. em
ployed in the Dallas Machine
Locomotive shop before going into
uie service. .
Pvt. Harry Castle visited at th
Harry Wells home Saturday. Har
ry lived a short tim in Pioneer
and attended the Dallas high
school. i V .
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Holcomb Flies
Oiilj6Sttdk4
Agamst Japs
Lt Free? W. Holcomb has flown
on 16 strces against the ienemy
during the' invasion of Okinawa as
pilot of S'sJ navy Wildcat fightr
planed m addition to many J hours
of routine patrols. Lieutenant Ho4
comb wfe, Betty Louise Hoj
cpmb' and Iran, Michael, are await
iltg his return with) her parents,
Mr. sjPd Mrs. G. CJ Adams, Wood
burn, OreJ His parents, Mr. and
Mrs. ;F. W. Holcomb, sr., reside
at Toledo, Ore. ; I'
Aboard ne of the Pacific fleef's
fighting esiort carriers, lieutenant
Holcomb his been seeing his first
combat zorfe duty during the cur
rent Okinawa operation.! His
squadron has made I an enviable
reputation,! with a i record ht li
enemy planes knocked Jdowfi ank
destruction! of numerous Jap milf
tary nstalations, navy relation!
officers have announced.
Lieutenant Holcomb reeive
his commission as a naval aviator
April j!3, 142. Before joininjg hi
squadron He was encaged in inl
structihg nval cadets i at Cprpuf
L-nristi. ai xiigm pmcer oi hi
squadron, he handles all matters
of flight scheduling and recording!
He ranks With his most gratjfyinjj
combat experience his choice of ait
"opportunity target"? oh a recent
flightj He fdirectedl arid led hd
division in ptrafing and rocketing
runs whirh ?raiiQ tho tnimiho
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four large Jap supply warehoused
near the heavily defended area of
waha, on Okinawa. ! i i :
Lt. Cot Coohs i
And Fhmilyj Here
Lt. Col. and Mrs'. ! Don Coons
and small ion. Don.! Jr- are in
Salem H with! the colonePs mtherS
Mrs. Ivy Ctfons, 1310; North Sum
mer st ant his sister, Mrs.; Wfl
liam Bush. 330 Kn
Assistant Ichief of staff of G-2
with the 84th division the colonel
left Paris by plane last Sahirdav
morning, came west by plaie to
Fort Lewi3, IWhere he was gr4nted
his leave. He arrived ini Salem on
Wedneiday. Mrs. Coons knd young
von nave Deen maKing tneir home
ai iaKeview witn ner parents.
Colonel Cons has been in serv
ice six yeats, overseas 1 less plan
a year.' and wears the Bronze! Star
with an oall leaf cluster and the
nuwidii vruer oi war oi vne I ain
erlandl which is similar to! the
bronze, star nd was presented for
staff work. j ;
With! MrsJ Coons and: their! son
he will report to Washington early
this month,! where he fhas Joeen
assigned to
the operations and
plans division of the war depart
ment.
Allan Swoboda Gets 1
Promotion in England
ft, i
AN EIGlfni AIR FORCE
BOMBER StATION, England-Allan
C.j Swoboda, 20, son of Mr.
and Mrs. AfHton J. Swoboda, 670
South Churdi street, Salem, pre,
has been promoted to first lieu
tenant . according to a recenf an
nouncement! from the headquar
ters of .this Eighth air force bomb
er base. 1 : - 1 , ; 'I '
The B-ni Flying iFoltresJ co
pilot is a member pf the 493rd
Bomb. Group, commanded by Col
onel Robert! B. Landry, of New
Orleans, La. The grpupi is alunit
of the Third air division, the di
vision cited Iby the president for
its Englandf to Africa shuttle
bombing of Tesserschmitt airpraft
plants Pat Rgensburg, Germany. 1
Lt Swobda was graduated
from Aumsfille high school, in
Aumsville, Q r e., a h d ? attended
Oregon Statf collegej at Corvallis,
Ore. Before! entering the service
in December of 1942 the lieuten
ant was employed by the Poole
McGbnical company,; of Portland,
Ore He received his wings at
Stockton Field, Calif., iri -JUqe of
1944. 1 I - I ; I .: f- ;;
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Three Villey Meii 5.
Arrive at Madisan 'K
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MADIGAJT HOSPITAL CEN
TER, ft. Lewis, Wash, June 1
(-Oyerseas veterans of Oregon,
Washington I and California jvave
arrived, here for ; convalescent
treatment, Col. Frank W. Pinger,
commahdini officer.! said Cxlav. 1
Oregbn mjen include: Pfc. Car;
ter w. Owens, 671 W. Capitol St,
Salem;?! Pf c Bernard E. Nelson,'
YamhilL arM Pfc. Neil O. War
rick, 559 S. Warren,! Monmouth. '
v'-" - ft i I
In Japan! a husband
vorce his wife if she is rhiMi ?
disobedient pr ill-tempered. -1
DRS.Cn AN J LARl
Or.TJJsaNJ. , OtXI.ChaayJ
, CHINESE nerballita
til Sorth Ubertjl ff
Upstairs Portland General : Cectrtc
Co - Otfic opetr Saturday, only
10 am to I pm.j to 7pjn Coa
niltauon. Blood pressure and urlae
tests are tree of chart a Pracueod
lines ml. i . i i
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CpL Leon L. Peavy, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W4 D. Peavy, 1625 North
Capitol bL, who waa killed in ac
tion May 29 on Okinawa (see
page 1), was cited a few months
aro by Adm. Chester W. Nimits
for "extraordinary bravery In
saving the life or a comrade in
the initial landing against the
Japanese enemy on the Island
of Guam on July 21, 1944." Born
in Aberdeen, S.D Sept. 1L 1924,
he came to Oregon with his fam
ily 10 yean ago. Survivors of
the yoong marine in addition to
the parents, are a brother, Jack.
Peavy, employed in Seattle by
Boeing Aircraft, and a sister at
Home,; Marie Peavy.
Louis F. Jaknbee, ZS-year-bld na
tive : of Salem, a graduate of
Salem high and an employe of
the Salem Palp and Paper com
pany wen he enlisted in August
of .l42 now Is listed by the
navy asj killed In action in the
sooth Pacific. He previously was
reported! missing. Jaknbee, son
- of Loufc Jaknbee of 1968 N.
Commercial, Salem, was avia
tion radioman 2e and rear run
ner on la earner plane. (Story
also on pare 1).
DALLA! J Floyd A. Ross, mach
inist mate 2c, was discharged at
Treasure Island, May ; 16. He
served with the navy three years
and has been overseas j for two
years and eight months. His home
is in Dallas. j
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Portland Produce
PORTLAND, -Ore., June I (AP)
Butter ; AA prints 46-ic: cartons
-47iic: A grade pruits 45'a-4c;
cartons 4S'.,-46:.4c; B (rade prtots
45i-45c; cartons 46-46' jc.
Butterfat First quality, maximum
of . ot 1 per cent acidity, delivered
in Portland 52-58ic; premium quality,
maximum of J of I per cent acid
ity 52-52'ic; valley routes and country
points Sc less than first of 50-51'. 'a c.
Eggs: To retailers : AA extra large
f601 AA lar8e 44c: A Urte A med
ium 38c: small (pullet) 35c do?.
Live poultry Buying prices fren
producers: Effective Mar 1: Broilers
up to 8 lbs. 32ac: roasters over 32
lbs. 31 He; Leghorns .7c; colored hens
all weights 28c: old roosters and
stags 16c. ,
- Country meats RoHback prices to
rSiJ!.r.i. Country "OS bnX butchers,
l20i?, Jb, W-Wc; vealers AA MVic
A c; H I 19ac; S 15-17cr cuUs
-5c; ijet AA 214c; A 20icr B
iX,'c:. C i. 1?,'c: cnner-cutter - cows
13-14c; bulls, canner-cutters 14-14ic:
Jambs AA 2e; A 24,,c: B 22'4c C
io-2oc: ewes rs i3,ic; m isc; r ioic
Oieese Selling price to Portland
retailers: Oregon triplets 29.3c; daisies
Si10?11" wholesalers
27c; loaf ZJkc FOB. m
Rabbits Government ceiling: Ave
rage country, killed to retailers 44c;
uve price i to producers 22-24c lb.
Turkeys I Government takes sup
ply, market nominal. . -"
nl2!1?., OreKon dry No. 1. J.23
r 50-lb.j sack; Texas 3.73; green
80-S3c doj bunches.
Onions Sets, eastern 32s 7 S3:
pUnts. 5Walla Walla. 60 bunches
t P?tjlt? " Nominal: Deschutes euHs
5J ,;W,b"?5 100 3J0; Maine
Nc 1, ,3.13 cental.
xlKS'Jr vNew CaJifornU white
STi Per bag.
Wool Government control. !
Ff 1M Peel 15c lb..
,1,-mo" c lb! -AH.if.
fS ,e' Prieee nominal:
. i or better S34-3S; oaU-
vetch$25 valley poinU; timothy (east-
Portland Livestock v i:H
(Wr?S?! Ore, Jub 1 -fAP
iSJh10' nd total cattle 13
ealves none; market fairly active'
steady at Thursdays Uti S cent adl
miurn iteers 1415 M;
?y," 99:. ew common-medium
nSjl SSriflS; eanner-cutter com,
IH' bS?w?. : good
Eggs I7anlcd
Top Prices Paid!
Prompt Remittance
-'hip r Brtat Tour Ef o U
FDED IIEYE0
EGG DEPOT
SSI 8. E. Aider 8L "
1. Portland. Ore.
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Stocks Shake j
Slump to Hit
8-Year? Peaks '
NEW YORK; 'June, l-ff)-Re-newed
investment demand for
rails and industrial specialties
turned the tide in today's stock
market enabling favorites to start
the new rnonthwUh gains of one
to a numbef of points at eight
year peaks. j j
Transfers jjjt otaled 1,430)00
shares compared with 110,000
on Thursdayjs ! relapse.
Theliostwkr business outlook
tended to revive textiles and car
riers. Easing! of; the Syrian situa
tion was optimistic . . . !
The Associated Press 60-stock
average was ui: of a point at
66.4. The rail Composite made a
new top since 11937.
In the "new high" division
were AmericlnjiWoolen preferred,
up Commonwealth & South
ern preferred, Itip 5Vi in reflec
tion of the SEC approval of the
company's recapitalization plan;
Canadian Pacific, Baltimore &
Ohio, M-K-TSpreferred, American
Woolen common; Wyandotte Wor
sted, Chicago &t Eastern Illinois
and Pacific Mills.
Strawberry
Prices! Set
Local strawberry ceiling prices,
released Friday: by the Salem war
price and rationing board, as the
fruit, made its first quantity ap
pearance in tapital city grocery
stores and markets, are as fol
lows: : j j
Twelve 12-bunce boxes, f.o.b.
fann, $1.56 iprate; 12 12-ounce
boxes, 5 centi allowance for de
livery to town;; 12 12-ounce boxes
at wholesale level, $1.96; 12 12
ounce boxes at! wholesale leveC
plus 5 cents, $2.01. :
Sales at retail' arp under OPA
community cfilihg prices which
are issued weekly. For the week
of May 31, the; price is 23 cents
per hallock boi, minimum net
weight 12 ounces. -
Corpordj jTayne
In Philippines on
Secretary! Work
MANhA, f.!jl. (Special)
Recently prompted to corporal! in
the women's J ahny corps was
Helen Ng Mui! iTayne, daughter
of Mrs. Jennie! Ng Chung, 944 ff
Commercial st. j S a 1 e m, Ore.j
who since October, 1944, has seen
service in Australia, New Guinea
and Manila, where she is now sta
tioned. A fcfrner stenographer
with the public road administra
tion, Portland, her army office job
is of a secretarial nature, also.
American - born, CpL Ng Mun
Tayne has visited the land of her
Chinese ancestors twice,, in 1922
and 1928.! Her ,! brother, TSgt
Ernest J. Sinj Received the Air
Medal for his; performance with
th army air corps in England.
Portland
Salable and total hogs 25; market
nominally steady; barrows and gilts
salable 15.75; sows ,15.00; stags 14.50;
choice under 120 lb. feeder pigs quot
able 20.00. .if
Salable sheep "100. total 350: load
from late Thursday available; full
early clearance at steady prices; good
choice S4-103 lb.' spring lambs 13.75;
part deck good-choice 99 lb. wooled
lambs 14.25: medium-Rood shorn lambs
mostly 12.25; good shorn ewes up to
6.75: wooled ewes 8.50.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ore4 June 1 (AP
N - wheat 'futures or cash grain
quoted. t
Cash wheat (bld Soft white 1.55;
soft white jiexcluding Rex) 1J7',;
white club 1.58",; western red 1.5S.
Hard red winters Ordinary 15; 10
per cent 1.60; 11 per cent 1.68; 12
per cent L70. it P
Hard white Baarii 10 per cent 1.60;
11 per cent 1.65',,: 12 per cent 17,.
Todays car receipts: Wheat 48. bar
ley 15. flour 5, corn 2, oats 2, mill
feed 3. f;
Stocks and Bonds
June
STOCK AVERAGE)
June 1
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10 10 .
Rails' Util
42.4 i.0
41.5 44.8
IP
Stks
66.4
66.1
65.2
65.2
53.2
66.6
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Friday
Previous day
nt
4o.a
44.5
43.8
36.6
45.1
Month ago
Vfir mm
40.8
28.0
42.4
1943 high
BOND AVERAGES !
i - - 20fl
' ' Rails
Friday 100.
Previous day 100 9
Week ago ioo.8
Month ago loo.f
Year ago i04i
New 1943 high!
10 18
Indus Util
104.4 107.S
104.5 107.3
104.8 107.4
104.1 107,8
10S.0 108.3
10
Fogn
73.7
73.7
73.7
73.6
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Salem Market
Quotations
The prices below; supplied hj a Id
eal grocer are indicative of the daily
tnarket prices paid to growers by Sa
buyers but are not guaranteed
by The Statesman
BCTTEK, EGGS AND POULTRY 1
JfcJeet ! chant witkeat aetice)
Premium ' 'f ' - - '" ' 34
No. 1 ; - - ja X
No. S ;fe M
BCTTEK PRINTS
AT
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.45 !
.44
8
js r
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XX
2i -
28.70
24 00
33 M
320
Quarters
EGGS
Extra large
Mediums
Standards .
Pullets
Cracks
ruiLisi 1 if
No. 1 colore hensi
No. l colored hens JL
Bakes
Colored trys - 4
LIVESTOCK Bv Vallev P.rkl
87.t.-
,87.1
O0 at
- -oq n
87.0
Ml
Spring lambs f. UM to 13.00
YearUng lambs, . tM to 11.00
Ewei L 4 to-S--
Cows., boners ad Cutters M to
Cows, common . Hi, 06 to XS
COWS, top daire - i, , n 0930
Cows, beef type . j; .,,,.,109 to 12
Veals in , i , .13 to J4.50
Bulls ;. ... , , XS to 12
tiocs. 160 to ZVi - ii.il
t ' t '.--.(; j,
MODEST MAIDENS! r
- ' 1 t ' Tnimik BcMm U. a ratnl OEM " : .1
I r ci . . . wic uj ine nci&nuvn wia meiogQjty v
f ts i I I i - '
a
km'
Kelp Wanted 7 Male
Oregon Pulp
Wood Room
Experience
Apply U.
or Paper Company Office
315 S. Commercial St.
Grains Opeu
With Lasses, -Rally
at Close
CHICAGO, June HA-Grain
markets made a poor beginning
today, wheat dipping sharply and
rye losing more than two cents
under commission house liquida
tion, but many of the losses were
recovered on a late; rally. 1
Trade sources attributed the
liquidation to disappointment over
failure of the government! to in
crease June subsidies to flour
millers and to a belief that a
technical correction may have
been due inasmuch as the recent
broad, buying movement has lifted
all wheat, corn and rye prices to
new seasonal highs.
Wheat led the early break and
was off more than a cent at times.
Commission house? - with j ' south
western connections! led the early
selling, apparently hedging against
purchases of cash gtain. j
Rye, off minor fractions at the
start, soon plunged under stop
loss selling that followed the dip
in wheat. !
At the finish wheat Vas
lower to higher! than yester
day's close, July $1.68j Corn
was unchanged to off July
$1.18. Oats were; down V to
'1 lav July 63. Rye was up k to
1, July $1.41 Barley was
14 to 1 higher, July $1.07i.
Potato Growers Will Be
Shown Results of Tests
CORVALLIS, June l-(yip)-Ore-gon
potato growers 11 bd shown
results of disease trials on 165
twutio piots irom varieties
grown in 12 Oregon counties at a
State college "open house" June
18. - I ( '
Dr. J. A. Milbrath, plant pathol
ogist, will demonstrate research
on virus disease. i
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Livestock and Poultry
WANTED good fresh Guernsey cow.
Phono 2-2552. - - jv :-;
54 RABBITS, extra nice S compart
ment hutch, feed, crocks and: pad
locks, all or none Also few; bantams.
1374 Mission. Ph. t-l74. . !
CULTIVATING mans for i sale Ph.
22S5 after 30 PJL, - f
Help Wanted Mule
- & Paper Co.
Help Wanted
not necessary.
i 1
S. Employment Service
Livestock ami Poultry
! WANTED i
: Sixty - head of fresh ' and springer
dairy cows. - Must be in tzood shape.
Give description, price and location.
Ph. 2-4074 or write
JOE BURKK
270 Silverton Ed., Salem
BAY Horse, gentle, works single or
double, good rider, weight about 1200.
Also -1940 Dodge truck, l'i ton, in
good cond., with van body. Rt. 6. i Box
129, 3i mi. East from Pen 4 i Co.
and ia ml. south.
RABBITS WANTED AH sizes, 4
to lbs. White 24c lb.; colored 22c lb.
live weight. Rabbit skin;, best prices.
Wire- stretchers and ther supplies,
Salem address 60 Ratclrff Drive, phone
2-1530. Portland address. Rabbit Meat
Co W17 8. E. stirlt- iSun- "22. i
WANTED: Beet ano can ner cows
bulls and veals. Will call at farm
E. I Snetnen. - 350 E. Turner Road
Ph 21345 Morns or eves. i
RABBITS WANTED:! All sired, top
prices. Furs, wool bought. Full line
supplies, remedies, etc, Raise Rabbits
commercially, bred does, does and
litters, bucks, etc. Commercial rabbit
magazine published, books, courses of
sutdy complete service in every field
Harder Rabbit Farms. 3409 Cherry
Avenue. Phone 2-1234 or 2-1882. i i
WANTED Old or Cox feed horses,
highest market price at your farm.
Phone collect Albany I14F14 or writ
Montgomery Wild Animal Farm.: Rt.
3. Albany. j . ,
IF YOU want to buy anything list
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 I Fi
ance Plan. 518 State Street;- !
HIGHEST Prices paid for rabbit
skins. West Side Fur Co, West Salem.
Help Watrted
Strawberry and gooseberry pickers,
Mon., June 4. Leo R. Hawley. Ph.
ttnSRJLIteooks. .j j
MANAGER FOR VALLEY FEED
AND SEED WAREHOUSE. STATE
FULLY EDUCATION. : EXPERIENCE.
BACKGROUND, AGE AND' SALARY
ARRANGEMENTS DESIRED. BOX; 441
STATESMAN. . i " - il
ARTISTS ' fxnr:MIMi1 ftwawtnnAM
school students, grade or high school
nome wont, paini ana sell attractive
hand painted Mother and Father poe
try set. Will send samples hand
ma .va av lirilUt, VVJ1I ' VI
stamps. L'Ann CantreU.; P. O. Box 1722,
nlng- Monday. June 4th. Phono 2227S.
naipa oaager. ; .
Help Wantei' !HaIe
Workers now emnluved tn iri ara.
duction should not apply and wi$ not
be considered for employment byem
BOY OR MAN to work on farnu Mrs.
E. L. Gteg- BL 1. Jeferson.
FRUIT AND PRDnTTrT man svin-
Center, Salem or W. Salem. r i
NEWSPAPER Mttrsrtiaintf Mnru
atlve, experienced in selling and lay
outs, able to use typewriter: a ear
would be tianrfv- PnniMit AArlr.
Ruble, Aberdeen World. Aberdeen.
wasn. t. - . i
WANTED:' Kitchen Janitor and "man
for dishwashing machine. Stead v em
ployment, good wages.i Apply Marlon
HoteL - . -. . i
WANTFDTMan with a scythe forS
days work. Ph. 5342. V t
4MEN wanted: Reimann Sunnlv Co
20 Highway Ave. .. , . "
buV'boy. tbtc spaT
WANTED bv Orernn in-oertM n.n
way. men between the ages of 21 and
A i.l iv m . n i
men and Switchmen. For information
inquire m tocmx irregoa KMCtrie Rail
way agent, . . r : . . . i -! I
Legal Notice
: ' , EXECUTRDC-S NOTICE I
N otir ia hrh j k. hiiU'li
' m- mm mm W 4 V -eT Sat MmTM S M W A mm
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
wr nunn K-vumj appomiea Execu
trix of the Estate of BENJAMIN F.
ryunu, aeceasea. Any persons having
claims against said estate are requested
to said Executrix at 316 Pioneer Trust
ouuoing. Daiem. uregon. within six
months from the date of this notice.
uic3 iune z, tyu. r i
RUTH. A. POUND, 1
Executrix Of the Estate of
- Benjamin T. Pound, de-
' '..ceased. -:. jr.,;- - .
RnrtTTTJI a BHDTm 5 : I
SAM F. SPEERSTRA !
310 Pioneer Trust BICgJ j
2e.1am4)V rWavelnTC i
Help Wantfjtl Male
EXPERIENCED Vulcanixer. Ph. 15.
198 S.Com,L ; -.-
WANTED: Experienced refrigerator
service and repair man. Start work
now. Permanent employment. , Top
wages. Jlogg Brc4w. 360 State. , . L
PLANT Men' wanted.' Dairy Co-cp.
910, S, Com'L Ph. 205. . - v ;
lelp Wanted -Female
' WAITRESS and kitchen helper, com
bination. Day shift. No Sundays. Bright
Spot Cafe. 360 Center. '
BEAUTY OPERATOR. IMS SUte L
Phono MT0..--- : -. -.
SODA FOUNTAIN girl, experienced.
Saving Center. W. Salem. : .
WINDOW TRIMMER wanted. I Good
pay. good hours. Chance for advance
ment. Apply F. W. Woolworth Co.
NEWSPAPER advertising represent
ative, experienced in selling and lay
outs, able to -use typewriter: a ear
would be handy. Permanent. Address.
Ruble, Aberdeen World. ..Aberdeen.
Wash. . .
COOK WANTED for convalescent
home. Phone 7498. - f 1 "
SOMEONE to care for moi baby
nights in your homo. 2373 Mason St.
from 12 to 4 PJM.
LADY 'Presser. steady work. Stand
ard Cleaners. 362 N. Com'l.
: WANTED: Waitress or combination
waitress and fry cook. Pade's Coffee
snopjiztatest t.
EXPERIENCED Fountain girl. The
Spa.: .- j
WOMAN for weekly cleaning, by the
hour. Phone T&49.
EXPERIENCED typist for typing and '
general office work. Ph. 24141
, WAITRESS WANTED. The Spa.
HELP WANTED: Energetic women
18-43 vrs. in good health and inter
ested ir. retail business Full training
opportunities with good pay from the
day you start. Apply tooay Room wo.
Mcu-iicnrtst Bicg . saieway uistrici
Office i
"w5jTEDpMiddle aged lady to do
light cooking in summer home, sum
mer! months only. Good salary, nico
location. Inquire Hogg Bros.. .260 SUte.
WOMEN HELP WANTED at City
Cleaners.' Abo checker . needed. 1243
State St :
! . i . - i i i
Situations Wanted
WANT WORK for Ford Ferguson
tractor 'and equipment. Phone 2-1213.
RELIABLE lady wants light house
work and care of I or 2 children for
working couple. Mrs. Erwin. Ph. 81F22.
WILL Car for elderly lady in my
home. Phone ' 8713.
ORCHARD Dicing and hay mowing.
Power mower. Ford Ferguson. M. Ste
phens. Rt. 3. Box 753. Ph. 49F21.
MAN desires lawn and garden work.
Box 431 Statesman. -
WANT steady- job on farm or dairy,
with house -furnished for man Ac wife.
C WL Thomas, 1027'i Third St.. West
Salem. 1
CHILDREN eared for. Ph; 8643. -
Preschool Playschool; 1381 Ststo.
Ages 2 8 Part or all day. Ph 843t.
Money to Loan
YOU RECEIVE INTJIVTDU AL CON
SIDERATION .WHEN YOU
APPLY TO
General Finance Corn.
I ' roa .
Quick Cash Loans
Locally owned and operated, we aro
familiar with ail local needs and con
ditions and lend on any reasonable
security. Up to 12 mos. to repay.
Telephone 8168
State Lie. S-13S) 138 S. Commercial ?C
RITATE MONEyH
Auto And Truck Loans
Contracts Refinanced !
Money for new and used cars or
truck regardless of age. No delay
bring car and titla and get the money.
You retain possession of vehicle,
t to 18 jnonths to repay.
Aftei a o'cioca uhone 3361 or 11148
for appointment
ROY H. SIMMONS '
i Regulated by state
136 Sj in l St Phone 8168 M 1531
WE LIKE TO SAY 4YES'
WHEN PEOPLE WANT A LOAN
Making personal loana is our busi
ness. The more times we say 'Yes'
the more business we do. That's why
we do our best to say 'Yes to every
request for a loan. 4 out ot 5 get. that
money tbey ask for. The transaction
is handled promptly, privately, with
out involving outsiders. Loans of S23 to
8300 on tom salary, furniture or auto.
Peraonal Finance Co. j
Room! 123, Second Fir. New Bligh BldgJ
318 State St Phone: Salem 31S1
Lie. S-122 M-163 I
S $ MONEY $ $
including furniture, note and car loans,
for any worth while cause. We also
reai esiaio. loans ana Duy real
Contracts. For miir-lr .nH fft
cient service see or phone
STATE FINANCE CO. !
Phono 4121. 213 Guardian B!dg Salem
Auto Loans
Willamette Credit
STH fLOOR GUARDIAN BUILDWQ
Fot Sale Miscellaneooi
CUT tP TTTWVS-V - l '' !
LAtA nf tlfrk mr m C arM r... i .
and West Salem. , r
1S-IN. StJiniC 1 urn mnnr - B. i
box t: phT. "w
like new. Aim iaveno and round tabia.
. m9 Am
t.PtT(T WiltuilT mtnvf cm. .
Lansing Ave. , . .--.-i ... V!
GOOD" TRASH BURNER. Ph. SKlC
-CABINET RAnm SJH Ci.- . '
machine- eoil fnrinn Mnlrin. . A i t
odd dishes, flower stands, mog. rock!
? " w "room, carpet sweeper. '
W. board mmi rinth K-.k j. '
chairs, cot ; and snattreas. smaU heater.
" uijr j lew tunes. "n. lysa.
AWfTOCn tent ilk- ... - i a i
water heater. 1994 N. Com'il ... , i
o'fun- 28 shells. 315.00. Call at
lull Ii. Cnmmere4a1 m Cl-m tr- i i
."V1! tptin .-Saturday morn, or at'
CUT UP Tiruimr i
Lota' of turkrv mt Ravin- r--... ti 1
and West S-lem. , . " '
MAN'S 'WRIST WATCH. Ph. 5185.
lavia aniurv . . ... .. . .
heater. 2 burner gasoline camp stove.
4 reel mine" rnn hir- t -T. i:
Attorneys for Estate J2-8-H-23-30. j
camp oven, ltsa Garnet. Ph. 3S62.
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