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Th OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon. Thursday Morning. June 1 4, 1945
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SP Observes
Tliird Annual.
f Service Day9
Coinciding with Flaf day- and
the Seventh War Loan, the third
annual "Southern Pacific War
Service Day" will be observed
:, here today and throughout the
railroad's widespread system.
The 96,000 Southern Pacific
railroaders on their vital home
front jobs wilf wear miniature
service flags honoring the ; more
than 19,000 fellow . workers!' who
, joined the armed services, includ-
! ing approximately 200 , ajready
known to have given their lives.
At -employes rallies that will
not interfere with trains or ser
vice they will pledge more war
bond purchases, more blood do
nations, and will rededicate them-
selves to their war job as key
noted recently by. President A. T.
' Mercier when he said: '","'
"With the war turned in full
force on the Japanese, you who
have performed so well in war
time transcontinental and west
coast transportation service will
be given even greater tasks. I
know you will not fail.
"Railroad transportation will be
tighter immediately ahead. I am
confident we shall have public
understanding as we tackle the
- decisive transportation jcb of the
war. Let us give our utmost to
bring final victory quickly to
save the Jives of our boys in the
Pacific."
Lockheed Dividend Due
BURBANK, Calif., June 13-()
The board of directors of Lock
heed Aircraft corporation today
voted an interim dividend pay
ment of 50 cents per share on
the corporation's stock, payaBle
July 3 to stockholders of record
June 23. It was the second divi
dend announced by Lockheed this
year.
In feudal warfare, ransoms
formed a large part of a soldier's
gains.
RATION CALENDAR
MEATS. FATS. KTC.i
Book 4 Tf.2 through J2 good through
June 30; K2 through P2 good through
July 31; Q2 through U2 good through
Aug. 31 ; V2 through Z2 good through
S-tt. 30. . -
PROCESSED FOOD
- Book 4 N2 through S3 good through
June 30; T2 through X2 good through
July 31; Y2, Z2 and At through CI good
through August 31; Dl through HI good
t.hroueh Sept. 30. -IUGAI:
Book 4 Stamp 95 valid for ' five
pounds through June 2. Stamp 38 now
valid.
SHOES:
Book J Airplane stamps 1. 2 and
I valid indefinitely.' New stamp due
August 1.
CAIOUNE:
A IS coupons good- everywhere for
four gallons each through June 21.
ft'KL OIL:
Period 1-S (lncl) coupons rslld
through August 31. Not more than 78
Ker cent of season's raUona should
ave been used to date.
Ne. St-.13
Synopsis of Annual . Statement of
the U. S. Branch The Ocean Marine
Insurance Company. Ltd., of New York,
In the State of New York, on the
thirty-first day of December, 1944.
made to the Insurance Commissioner
of the State of Oregon, pursuant to
jaw:
INCOME
. Net premiums received. S453.7S3.0O.
1 Total interest, dividends and real es
tate income. S33.74a.53.
Income from other sources, $37,727.03.
Total income. $527,263.58.
DISBURSEMENTS
Net amount paid policyholders for
JOSSe. f I3Z.4Z3.ZZ.
Loss adjustment expenses. $947.08.
Agents commissions or brokerage.
vti.oix.u-.
Salaries and fees officers, directors,
home office employes, $23,303.58.
Taxes, licenses and fees. $8,782.59.
Dividends paid to stockholders. None.
uiviaenas paia or credited to policy
All other expenditures. $297,207.03.
Total disbursements. $514,560.54.
ADMITTED ASSETS
holders. None.
Value or real estate owned (market
valuer, in one.
Loans on mortgages and collateral
etc.. None.
Value of bonds owned (amortized).
gt.3O7.296.06.
Value of stocks owned (market val
ue ), None. i
Cash in banks and on hand. 1233,
496.47. Premiums in course of collection
written since September 30, 1944, Min
us $24,308.06.
Interest and rents due and accrued,
14.492.24.
Other assets net). $11,406.69.
Total admitted assets. $1.533 .33.40.
LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND
- OTHER FUNDS
Total unpaid claims. $453.221 93.
Estimated loss adjustment expense
jor unpaid claims, S4,3(B.
Total unearned premiums on all un
expired risks. $144.442 37.
Salaries, rents, expenses, bills, ac
counts, zees, etc., due or accrued.
Sina.uu.
Estimated amount due or accrued
for taxes. $36,620.00.
Commissions, brokerage, or other
Charges due and accrued, $153.00.
All other liabilities. $93,891.31.
. Total liabilities, except capital. $733,
493.35. ,
Capital paid up, Statutory Deposit,
$250,000.00,
Surplus over all liabilities. $546,890.03.
Surplus as regards policyholders,
$796,890.05. " ' .
; Total. $1,532,383.40.
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR
THE YEAR
Net premiums received. $2,231.64.
Net fosses paid. $1,038.22.
Name of Comnanv. U. S Branch "Th-
Ocean Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.
Name of Manager. Cecil F. Shallcrosa.
Name of Secretary, R. P. Stockham.
Statutory resident attorney for ser
Vice. Frank Thompson Robinson.
Uqh and VJomen
Bay . and ElighS
.:' - it,
CELLS? -FzinQDnAEl
Telephone 2-4133
Quotations at
Portland Produce :
PORTLAND, Ore, Jun 13 J API
Butter AA print 48-46y.c;e mrtons
46--47',ic: A grade prints 45ii-46c.
cartons 45Vi-45$ic; B trade prints
45l,-45ic; cartons 46-46' c
Butterfat First quality, maximum
of I l 1 per cent acidity, delivered
in Portland 52-32ac: premium quali
ity. maximum ol J5 of - per cent
acidity - 83-5.c: vaUey routes and
country - points 2c less than first or
50-50 ',ic. . ' .
Ems To retailers: A A extra large
48c; AA large 4c; A large 44c; A
medium -40c: small (pullet) 38e.
Live poultry Buying prices from
producers: Broilers up to 3 lbs. 31',ic;
roasters over 3 lbs. SlVe: Leghorns
2Sc: colored hens all weights 28c; old
roosters and stags 23c lb.
Country meats Rollback prices to
retailers: Country lulled hogs, best
butchers. 120-140 lbs.-19-19",.c; vealers
AA 22"4c; A aiwc; B 19",-: S 15-17c:
culls 12-15c; beef A A 21 c; A 20s4c;
B 18'c: C IKic; canner-cutter cows
133'-14c: bulls, canner-cutters 14-14iic:
lambs AA 2c; A 24'ie; B 22Vsc; C
10-20c; ewes FS 13c: M 12c; R 10e.
Cheese Selling prices to Portland
retailers: Oregon, triplets 30.2c: loaf
30 .2c; triplets to wholesalers 27e; loaf
30.4c lb. delivered.
Rabbits Government ceiling : Ave
rage country killed to retailers 44c;
live price to producers 22-24c lb.
Turkeys Government takes sup
plv, market nominal.
Onions Oregon dry No. 1. 2.85 per
50-tb. sack; Texas 3.90; Coachella wax
3.50: green 80-85c doz. bunches.
Onions Sets, eastern. '32' 7.65;
plants. Walla Walla, 60 bunches 6.00-50.
Potatoes Nominal: Deschutes culls
3.00; Klamath Tails culls 3.S0 cental;
50s, 1.60 bag: local Is. 100s 3.50; Maine
No. 1, 9.13 cental.
Potatoes New California white No.
1. 4 JO per bag.
Wool Government control.
Cascara bark Dry stock 20c lb.
Mohair 1942, 12-month 45c lb.
Hay Wholesale prices nominal:
Alfalfa. No. 2 or better $34-36; oats
vetch S23 valley point's; timothy feast
ern Oregon) $30-38; clover S22-I3 ton.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore.. June 13 (API
WFA Salable and total cattle 123;
calves 35; market rather slow but
mostly steady: common - medium
steers 12.50-13.00, odd head to 16.00;
stockers 13.50-14.00: common-medium
heifers mostly 11.50-13.50; odd head
to 15.00; canner-cutter cows 7.00-9.50;
fat dairy type 10.00-11.00: medium
beef bulls quotable 13.50; good-choice
vealers steady at 15.50-16.50.
Salable hogs 100. total 265: market
active, steady at ceiling; all barrows
anrt m- 15.75; few 5ows 15.00; good
Salem Market
Quotations
The orices below su Dolled b- lo
cal grocer are indicative of the daily
market c rices paid to growers bv Sa
lem buyers but are not guaranteed
bv The Statesman:
BUTTER. EGGS AND POULTRY
(Snbiert to chance without settee)
BUTTERFAT
Premium 44
No. 1 M
No. 2 JO
BUTTER PRINTS
A
B
.48
.45
,.46i
.40
.37
.37
.24
34
28.70
24.00
32 2$
32 JO
Quarters .
Extra large
Mourns
Standards ...
Pullets
Cracks
POULT V
No 1 colored hens
No. 1 colored hens
oas.es
n., - .
Colored frys ,.,
LIVESTOCK Bv Valley Pack)
Spring lambs 12.00 to 13.00
Yearling lambs 9.00 to 11.00
Ewes . 4 to 5
Cows, boners and cutters .04 to 06
Cows, common .06 to .08
Cows, top dairy .08 to 89.50
Cows, beef tvoo .69 to .12
Veals .13 to ,18.50
Bulls . .08 to .12 -
Hose. 160 to 870 .13.45
No. 55-54 !
Synopsis of Annual Statement of
The Homeland Insurance Company of
America or Mew York, in the State of
New York, on the thirty-first day of
December. 1944. made to the Insurance
Commissioner of, the. State of Oregon,
pursuant to law:
IK COME
Net premiums received. 81.413.022.09.
Total interest, dividends and real
estate income. 8128.515.47.
Income from other sources, 886,358.26
Total income. 81.fi27.895.82.
DISBURSEMENTS
Net amount naid nolicvholders far
losses,. s i,an
Loss adjustment expenses. 848.417.88.
Agents commission or brokerage.
XfZ.JU4.U3.
Salaries and fees officers, directors,
home office employes. 8115.306.46.
Taxes, licenses and fees. S58.323.76.
Dividends paid to stockholders,
$50,000.00.
Dividends paid or credited to policy-
noiarrs. none.
All other expenditure. 873.242.69.
Total disbursements, 91.464,972.77.
ADMITTED ASSETS
Value of real estate owned (market
value). None.
Loans on mortgages and collateral
etc.. None.
Value of bonds owned (amortized)
$3,490,734.90.
Value of stocks owned (market val
ue). S 1.1 40.949.00.
Cash in banks and on hand, $497.
695.08. Premiums In course of collection
written since September 30, 1944, 3422,
294.83.
Interest and rents due and accrued
812.692.42.
Other assets (net). $61,482.32.
Total admitted assets, 84.625.848.53.
LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND
OTHER FUNDS
Total unDaid claims. 8239.497 00
Estimated loss adjustment expense
zor unpaia claims, sio.ooo.oo.
Total unearned premiums on all un
expired risks. 81-78.859.16.
Salaries, rents, expenses, bills, ac
counts, xees. etc., due or accrued, 84
805.00.
Estimated amount due or accrued
for taxes. 857.165.00.
Commissions, . brokerage, or other
cnarges due and accrued, 89,700.00.
All other liabilities. 844.691.60.
Total liabilities, except capital, 81.
744.717.76. Capital paid up. 81.000.000.00.
Surplus over -all liabilities. $1,881,-
Surplus as regards policyholders,
J BCI.1JU.I9.
Total, $4,625,848 53.
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR
THE YEAR
Net premiums received, $14,353.38.
Net losses paid. 83.427.79.
Name of Company. The Homeland
Insurance Comnanv of America.
Name of President, Cecil F. Shall
eross. Name of Secretary, R. P. Stockham.
Statutory resident attorney for ser
vice, Frank Thompson Robinson.
Portland
840-860 lb. stags 14.00-50 with 78 lb.
dock; choice 70-88 lb feeder pigs 21.00.
Salable sheep 350, total 800; market
less active but mostly steady; good
choice spring lambs largely 14.00. few
14.25: one special- lot 14 JO; common
grades down to 10.00: medium - good
shorn old crop 12.00-13.00; common
down to -10.00; good born ewes 6.75
7.00; common grades down to 4.00.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore., June IS API
Wheat futures not quoted, - ; -
Cash grain not quoted. s
sh wheat (bid): Soft white 1.5!'.i;
sowt white (excluding Rex) i 1.54,.;
white club 1.35: western red 1.54'i.
Hard red winter: Ordinary I IMVai
18 per cent 1.58; 11 per cent 1.67;
12 per cent 1.70. b
Hard white Baart: 10 per cent 1JM:
11 per cent 1.64; 12 per cent 1.69'.. ?
Today's car receipts: Wheat 16, bar
ley 15. flour 5. com 2. millfeed 8. :
Stocks arid Bonds
Si ' i June 13
STOCK AVERAGES
j- - h SO . 13
1 1,1 . r Indus Rails
Wednesday 87.0 42.0 .
Previous day. 86.8 . 41J
Week ag: 87.2 41.4
Month ago 8S.1 40.2
Year aeo . 75.3 27.9
1948 high .. 88.3 42.4
New 1943 highs.
i 19 80
UtiV StkS
45.6 68.1
45.3 65 J
45.2 65.9
43.9 64.6
36.9 . 54.1
45 6 68.6
BOND AVERAGES
20
Rails
Wednesda 18t.2
Previous day ..101.1 -
Week ago: .... 100.8
Month ago . 100.4
Year a?o ., 89.5 ...
1949 highs.: :.101.2
STOCK. AVERAGES
18 ' 18 ' 10
Indus Util Fogn
104.4 107.6 73.9
104.4 107.6
104.6 107.6
104.7 107.6
104.8 106.4
103.5 107.8
73.9
73.8
73.4
67.0
73.8
Grain Markets r
getq
High Ground i
CHICAGO, June 13-(i5VGraIn
markets, ; firm to strong from the
start, surged into new high ground
fori the Session during the last few
minutes of futures trading today
and finfshed with gains ranging
from important fractions to more
than four cents. ' j
All rye contracts and . the de
ferred corn deliveries reached new
seasonal highs during the day de
spite heavy profit cashing.
Commission houses and profesr
siohal traders bought rye steadily
following a report the war produc
tion board may deny distillers per
mission to use corn during the
July whiskey holiday. ; 1
Market" analysts also saw in the
rush to buy a growing realization
off the strong statistical position
of rye. f i " : '
Wheat; was a cent or more high-
er during the early trade but at
mid-day prices broke sharpjy un
der; liquidation and hedge selling.
Flour millers and shorts bought on
the dip ! and prices rallied
At the; finish wheat wasl , a to
l1,! higher than yesterday's close.
July ll.jSS'i. Corn was unchang
ed to up I's, July "$1.18 Vt. Oats
were to l-s higher, July 66-
17$: Rje was up 2V to 4'$, July
rH JB!t'. "r i : . ; , , .
.ij4-i.-io. saney was t 10
IV4, higher, July $1.13. ;
The women of the Middle Ages
wore brooches of the ring type,
in which the pin was held in place
by the fabric through which it
passed, .i . .It. f
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SirnnMk nf Annual t,amMt a 41.
The Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Com
pany of Philadelphia, in the State of
Pennsylvania, on the thirty-first day
of December. 1944, made to the Insut-
Oregon, pursuant to law: ;
Ket premiums received. 85.573.497.58.
Total interest, dividends and rear es
tate income. 8529.249.50. -Income
. from other sources, $109,873.-
. Total income. 88,212.620.90; ! I
5 J DISBURSEMENTS f" 1
Net amount paid policyholders for
losses. S2.453.848.62.
Loss adjustment expenses, $244,757.
'8. r ) t i
Agents ! commission or brokerage,
$1366.150.82. ' : -t t
Salaries ar.d fees officers, directors,
home office employes, $175.8 187.
Taxes, licenses and fees, $230,168.04.
Dividends paid to stockholders, $450.
000.00. it i '
Dividends paid or credited, to policy
holders. None. i
AU other expenditures. $824,331.94.
Total disbursements, $.1,745,103.77. 5
iADMITTED ASSETS i -
Value Of real esUte owned (market
value). None.
Loans ph mortgages and i collateral,
etc.. None;
Value of bonds owned (amortized).
$10,030,733.88. ..
Value of stocks owned (market val
ue), $5,172,143.00. i i
Cash ii ; banks and on hand, $1,723,
49S.78. Si, : ,
Premiums In course of collection
written since September 30, 1944. 8831,
011.12. i i
Interest fand rents due arid accrued,
$53,297.97. - . ,
Other assets (net), $224,162 65.
Total admitted assets, $18,054,848.40.
f LIABILITIES, SURPLUS AND i
I ; OTHER FUNDS i : i
Total unpaid claims. 8956,017.00.
Estimated loss adjustment- expense
for unpaid claims, $44,000.00. :
Total unearned premiums on all un
expired risks, $6,391,454.89. i
Salaries,; renU, expenses,! bills, ac
counts, fees, etc, due or accrued, $18,
845.00. ..-.i . .
Estimated amount due or accrued for
taxes, $270,420.00. Z - i
Commissions, brokerage, ! or? other
charges due and accrued. $41,800.00, t
All other liabUities, $259,495.87. i
.72j5WblliUes exccPt capiUI, $7,-
9v 1,832. fO.4-
Capital paid up. $1.000.000.00. 1 '
SUTTT-tlll AVavr sail ltKlliiM 0 A?4!
013.64."-
$lfU07?iT3.64" ttS"At 'O'"'
4 Ota I. SIB.054.B4S.40. ,
h BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR i
l i - THE YEAR
Net premiums received. $21,792.71.
Net tosses paid. $8,393.85.
Fire Insurance Company.
Nama of. President, Cecil T. Shall
cross. ' ...... . . . ;
Nama of Secretary, R. P. Stockham.
Statutory resident attorney for ser
vice, JTrank Thompson Robinson.
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1 1 CORNER N. LIBERTY -& CENTER STS.
Fh:n3 OKI
Buying
Helps Stocks
In
NEW YORfe, June 13-iflVLate
buying changed mixed tendencies
of today's stock market into a gen
eral -recovery , paced by sains of
more than 3 points in air crafts and
fair-sized advances in utilities,
specialties and steels.
" Aviations received the most at
tention, throughout the session and
several touched new 194S highs as
investors figured business would
be .brisk for planes in the Pacific
war theatre and also in the post
war period. - t-"i
;The list was . liberally sprinkled
with other yearly peaks, including
Public Service of New - Jersey,
United Corp., Missouri-Kansas-Texas
preferred and Colorado Fuel
& Iron. Transactions totaled l,
590,600 shares against ,1,320,000
Tuesday. The Associated. Press
6Q-share composite rose J2 of a
point to 60.1. -
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cial responsibility for errors which!
may appear in advertisements pub-
lished in its columns and In cases?
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Livestock and Poultry
WANTED: ' DAIRY COWS AND
HEIFERS. JOE BURKE, 270 SILVER
TON RD . SALEM. PH. 2-4074.
FOR SALE: Milk goat 810. 410 Sil
verton Rd., l'i mi. E. of Fairgrounds.
CITY Broke saddle horses. Kid
ponies. Unbroke black 4 yr. saddle
colt. 1 . work horse. Will trade for
hogs, cows, hay or saddle. Will buy
25 used saddles. D. D. Delp, 285 Lan
sing Ave., ml, E. Fairgrounds,
FOR SALE N. Z. White buck and
does, also good . self cleaning hutches.
$10.00 each. at. z. Box 471-c
prices. Furs, ' wool bought. Full line
supplies, remedies, etc. Raise Rabbits
commercially. Dreo does, does ana
litters, bucks, etc. Commercial , rabbit
magazine published, books, courses , of
sutdy complete, service in every field
Harder Rabbit Farms, 3405 Cherry
Avenue, Phone 2-1234 or 2-1882.
HIGHEST Prices paid for rabbit
skins. West Side Fur Co., West Salem.
"AlBBrrTVATEn T ASrzesT
to 6 lbs. White 24c lb. colored 22c lb.
live weight. Rabbit skins, best prices.
Wire stretchers and other supplies.
Salem address 80 Ratcliff Drive, phone
2-1530. Portland address. Rabbit Meat
Co., 8917 S. E. Stark. Sun. 1722.
Legal Notice
f NOTICE -
Sealed bids for boarding for a per
iod of twelve months commencing
July 1. 1945, all prisoners confined in
the Marion County jail will be re
ceived by the County Court at 10:00
AM. June 30. 1945, in the County
Court Room in the Courthouse at
Salem, Oregon. '
Bids must be submitted on proposal
forms obtained from the County Clerk
and must be filed with the County
Clerk before the time mentioned above.
The right is reserved to reject any
on all proposals or to accept the pro
posal deemed best for Marion County.
H. C. Mattson.
.J County Clerk Pro Tern.
Mjy 31. June 7. 14. 21. 28.
Notice is hereby Riven that the un-
ucisiMim nuininunramx nas ziiea ner
Final Account and Report in the Cir
cuit Court of the State of Oregon for
Marion County, in probate, and that
Saturday. July 7th, 1045. at ten o'clock
A.M. at the courtroom of said court,
insUve courthouse in Salem, Oregon,
has been set as the time and plsce
fo? hearing objections to said Final
Account and final settlement of said
estate.
First publication. June 7th, 1945: last
publication, Julv 5th, 1943.
i GUSTAV S. GILBERT 1 :
I Administratrix. Estate of
J J-14-21-281yGilbertVeMri:
I , , CALL FOR BIDS - - i
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Education of School Dis
trict No. 24. Marion County, Oregon,
up to 5:00 o'clock. P. M. on Tuesday,
June 26th, 1945. for furnishing and
Installing acoustical material on I the
ceiling of 2nd floor corridor and i the
portions of the auditorium ceiling i not
npw covered with acoustical material
of the Senior High School.. North 24th
: D Streets. Salem. Oregon. :
Specification and bidding blanks may
be obtained from ; and bids shall be
filed with the District Clerk at I his
office at 460 North High Street, Salem,
Oregon. .
I C.J C. WARD, District Clerk
; School District No. 24, Marion
County. : . ; J 14-21
J CALL FOR BIDS - '
Sealed bids wiU be received bvithe
Board of Education of School District
N 24. Marion County, Oregon, u to
5:00 o'clock. P. M. on Tuesday, June
26th, 1945. for furnishing and installing
the McKinley Grade School, South
High Street, two (2) steel, wood-fired
furnace units.
Specification and bidding blanks may
he obtained from and bids ' shall be
filed with the District Clerk at ' his
office at 460 North High Street, Salem,
Oregon. ;
I C. C. WARD. District Clerk
S- School District No. 24, Marion
I County, i - J 14-21
Recovery
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Livestock and Poultry,
TOR SALX 6 bead of sheep. 2
two yr. old ewes, 1 yearling buck. 4
fat Iambs. Those arc large fin sheep.
$63. -Not sheared. L. P. Paulson, Rt.
3. Box 323, ad.r Cottage farm en hRL
WANTED: t Beet ne caoner cows
nulla and veals. -Will call at farm
C I Snethen. 3570 E. Turner Road
Ph 31345 Morns or tves - '
WANTED Old or fox -teed horses.
highest market price at your farm.
Phono collect Albany 14F14 or write
Montgomery wild Animal Farm. St.
3, Albany. .
AncUons
STAYTON AUCTION
SALE, THURS ,
! 7:30 P. M. 1
IN OUR NEW I
i LOCATION
One block north and 4 mile west of
our former location. - ,
Cows, i feeder calves, baby ' calves,
some choice feeder and ' weaner - pigs
for this sale.. Bred gilts, boar, furni
ture, machinery. Always some saddle
and work horses on hand.
Brtng anything you have to -sell. No
consignment too , large or too small.
Help Wanted
EXPEtirETiIf K 9-rv Mnlr afatv m.
sitipn, good wages. Marion Hotel. .
WAREHOUSEMEN, stockroom help
er, - shoe salesman, two women for
full time sales work. ; Montgomery
Ward CO- 155 N. Liberty. Ph. 3194.
SOCIAL WORKERS advanced op
portunities ' for posiUons with the
State. Staff Assistant L II Multnomah
County).? Field Representative. Get
applications from Merit System Coun
cil. 818 - Mead Building. Portland 4.
Oregon. Final filing date June 23. Po
sitions in Portland only.
DRIVER wanted, man or bov for
Invalid woman. Mrs. E. L. Gates. Jef
ferson, Oregon. Phone 902. -
TWO Loganberry pickers, no chil
dren under 14 years. J. R. Fruechting,
Rt. 2. ex. 260, on Wheatland ferry rd.
WANTED Fry cook. The Meadows.
340 State st.
" DISH Washer wanted. 232 N. High.
Senator Food Shop.
8 GOOD Strawberry pickers wanted.
6c lb. 2250 N. Com! No weeds.
Help Wanted Male
Workers now emphijed tn war pro
ducuon should not apply and will no
be considered tor employment by em
ployers advertising in this section
WANTED
Vorkingliien in
All Dents.
SAtARY. ROOM. BOARD. TRANS
PORTATION FURNISHED. i SEE
FRANK McCLOSKY AT MAIN EN
TRANCE
Leslie School. Grounds
Salem, Thurs. & Fri.,
I June 14-15
RUSSELL BROS.
PAN-PACIFIC CIRCUS
SOMEONE for yard work, furnish
own tools. 1488 S. Com'l.
DAY il Art for light jsnltor duties.
Miller's. , . r -i
MAN TO build flue and do finishing
inside work. 420 Evergeen ave;
LABORERS WANTED
Salem Concrete Pipe and Products
Co.. Portland Read.
EXPERIENCED Automobile painter.
DOUGLAS McKAY CHEVROLET CO.
430 N. Cora1. Ph, 3188
MAN Wanted to work in fish mar
ket. Apply in person. Fitts Market.
EXPERIENCED locomotive machin
ist, boiler makers, pipe fitters help
ers, also1 oil burning locomotive fire
men, contact F. C. Wager. Mechanical
Supt.. SP&S Ry. foot of West 39th st,
Vancouver, Washington.
WANTED: Tallyman capable using
WCLA Grade Stamp, planerman, green
chain men. and carriage doggers. Full
wage scale 48 hour week. Coastal
Lumber Company. Grand Ronde. Ore
gomJ'honerajnR WANTED: Service Salesmen. Service
station or garage exoerience helpful
but not i necessary. This, position in
volves selling and plenty of hard work.
Do not apply unless you are Interested
in extending yourself in order to earn
advancement. Good pay to start. This
is an opportunity for the right men
to establish themselves now with a
good company having a definite post
war plan.
Apply In person only to Mr. Kingan.
The Firestone Store. Center it Liberty
streets. ; ...
WANTED: Middle seed man to work
in furniture store setting up and re
pairing new and used furniture. Car
penter experience preferred. Perma
nent employment. Hogg Bros,. 260
State St.
FRUIT AND PRODUCE men. Saving
Center. Salem -or W. Salem. '
WANTED by Oregon Electric Rail
way, men between the ages of 21 and
43, to qualify for positions of Brake
men and Switchmen. For Information
inquire of local Oregon Electric Rall
way agent - rnrJxj j
WANTED: Experienced refrigerator
service and repair . man. Start work
now. Permanent employment. ! Top
wages. Hogg Bros.. 260 State.
Help WantedFemale j
GIRL who wants permanent position
in office) typing, shorthand and some
knowledge of bookkeeping required.
Apply 512 Guardian Bldg.
LADY twants companion and light
hskpr. 835 Breys Ave.; i j j
CAPABLE Exp. housekeeper, take
full charge In adult family. Willing
leave city. Box 455 Statesman.
WAITRESS. 3 hours, lunch, no Sun
days. Cheerio Inn. - ?
EXPERIENCED Cook. Hours 3 to
10 p. m. Good wages. Bluebird Cafe.
- WOMAN to care for convalescing
lady. Apply 1460 M. Capitol after $
WOMAN For general housework and
cooking. Ph. 7498.
! DRESSED '
Veal and
: - s ' . ,
Hogs Uanlcd! L.
Top Prices Paid!
Prompt RemJUanea -Ship
te
Fred Ileyer
IlcalUivisica
414 8. XV. Yamhill SL er
S. C S2nd Fester Blvd
Wt can accept onlj
animals killed Its
Ik
compliance with O. F. A
irrulatioBa. '
I F arm
MODEST MAIDENS
, , ... ' Traatmrt a(itr4 II. a Patau Olf
"Well well - - - The circus9must be in town.'
Delp Wanted Male
WANTED
Loggers and Sawmill Men
BY
Cobbs & Mitchell Co.
Valsctz, Oregon
Good living conditions. Excellent food. Time and a
half over 40 hours in any week.
WE HAVE 13 YEARS OF OPERATION.
If interested see
Ike at U. S. Employment Service
, Salem, Oregon
Help Wanteil Female
CAFETERIA Help needed. Apply
Blue Lake, Cannery, West Salem.
SODA FOUNTAIN girl, experienced.
Saving Center, W. Salem.
, SALESLADY at Thomas K. Woolen
Mill company. Should have some
knowledge of bookkeeping and typing.
GENERAL Office . Work. small
amount dictation. Permanent. Exper
ience preferred but not essential. State
qualifications. Box, 460 Statesman.
WANTED Steam table and grill
girl. 4 hr. shift. Sunday eve. Bluebird
Cafe...
EXPERIENCED Fountain girl. The
Spa.- i 'i
HELP WANTED: Energetic women
i8-45 yrs. in good health and inter
ested r. retail business Full training
opportunities with good pay from, the
day you start. Apply today Room 206
McGilchrist Bldg. Safeway District
Office .
WOMEf HELP WANTED at City
Cleaners. Also checker needed. 1245
State St
'Salesmen Wanted
WANTED Man to do sales work
Permanent job.- Salar and commis
sion. Reputable local Itirm. Reply to
Box 451 Statesman giving full qualifi
cations and references.
Situations I Wanted
TO FILE carpenter L saws, drag saws,
new and eld falling apd bucking saws.
Expertly conditioned. My work will
be of the best. Open aU , work days.
Hans Christensen, 364 North 12th st,
Salem. -: j
RELIABLE Elderly couple want work
managing apt. house or caretaker. Jack
Hopman. Gen. Del. Cottage Grove, Ore.
WANT Office or store j work half
days. Write Box 463, Statesman.
WANTED Hay cutting. Have Ford
Ferguson tractor. Phone 2j-1301.
LAUNDRY 48 hour service. 825
Madison st
M. ESTHER Morris will tutor chil-
1393 N. Com l St. j . . . .1
WILL care for girl age 4 to 8 years
for working mother. Englewood Dist
rict. P
CHILDREN care for. Phone 0845.
PreSchaol Playschool. 1381 " State
Ages 2 8 Part or all day Pb 843
Money to Loan
YOU RECEIVE r INDIVIDUAL CON
SIDERATION WHEN YOO
-4 - . APPIiY TO
General Finance Corp.
:! ' .-:' roa ' !
ans
Locally owned and operated, we are
familiar with all local needs and con
ditions and tend oa any reasonable
security. Up to 12 mos. to repay.
Telephone 9188
State Lit (S-138) 136 S. Conunarclal St
-
DCS. CHAN ... LAM -or.r.rxJBjJ-
ot.cijLN4i
' CHINESE nerballxto
t41 Norm Liberty
Upstairs Portland General Cectrtc
Co Office open Saturday only
! am to 1 pmj 6 to 7pm Cos
sultaaon. Blood pressure and urine
tests are free f charge Practiced
since U..";-f i -
Quick
Markets -
uuj. war i
Help Wanted Male
Monev to Loan
PRIVATE .MONEY
Auto And Truck Loans
Contracts Refinanced
Money for new and used cars ot
trucks regai dies of age No delay
brir.g car and title and get the money
You retain possession of vehicle. :
i to IS jionths to repay.
After 8 o'clock none 3361 ox 1114:
tor appointment
ROY H. SIMMONS
Regulated by state
138 S Corn! Jt Phone 8188 'M 152
AUTO LOANS
Use your car as security. No long
ngamarole Prompt, private service
818.08 per mo repays in 12 months
$180. Come in. or save time by 'phon
ing ,n your application. When approv
ed make fust one trip and pick up
your cash Immediately. .
Personal Finance Co.
Room 125, Second Fir. New Blign Bldg
518 SUte St. Phone: Salem 3191
Lie. S-122 M-1S5
$ $ 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
estate contracts. For quick and effi
cient service see or phone
STATE FINANCE CO.
Phone 4121. 212 Guardian Bldg. Salem
Lie. S 216-M 222
Money to Loan
WANTED. REAL ESTATE mortgage
loans, city or farm properties: loans
made as small as 8300. See us about
refinancing . joui present contract or
mortgage.
Leo N. Childs, Inc.
344 State St 3" Phone ' 861
Auto Loans f
Willamette Credit Co.
VTH FLOOR GUARDIAN BUILDING
UCENSK W If ISff
For Sale-Miscellaneous
NEW AND Used HH articles i and
linens. 3 pr. 5a B ladies shoes. 565
S. Liberty, Fri. and Sat.. j v
SMALL Icebox 812; chest of drawers
93.50: leather suitcase, 8930; Universal
full enamel wood range, 339.50: small
drop lid desk,- $19.75; good 15-gaL
crock; music cabinet, $6.50. Woodry's
Auction Market. 1605 N. Summer.
FOR SALE Iron bed, coil spring,
mattress, $7.50. All steel coil spring
folding cot 85. Aluminum fry pan,
set of aluminum kettles. Lamp
shades, guitar, banjo, bread mixer,
ladies shoes size 8 to 7',i and misc.
articles. New black tailored coat size
20. Ph. 8280. r . . ! r
LATE Model Universal gas range,
deluxe model. Singer sewing machine.
827.50. Man's bicycle. 825. Wood cir
culator 82930. Electric mantel clock,
$8.75. Cabinet radio, two wheel trail
er, drum trash burner, 812.50.
WOODRY'S AUCTION. MARKET -1809
N. Summer.
BABY Buggy and Toathinette. like
new. 653 Union. - j-
HOME Made Dodge tractor- -plow
and cultivator. $225. 940 Monro. Ph.
: J - . ; -.
' I1XCTRIC Roaster and sandwich
t.. cy Ph. t-isso. -
PLAY Pen, $5. Baby " buggy. $10.
707 E. Oak St. SiWerton. Ply 107L
PERMANENT wave clip machine.
Helene Curtis variety, 875 cash. 707
E. Oak St-. SDverton. Ph. 107L
PUPPIES Cocker Spaniels, j Fox
and Rat Terriers. Ideal pets for chil
dren. Salem Veterinary Hospital. Port
land Rd. - . ' -"'
GOOD 120 bass accordion $293. 1390
Trade SL, after t p. m, Ph. 2-1098.
Classified
For : Sale Mhccllj neons
SPORTSMEN ATTENTION: - Tiuf
dream gun. 98 Mauser action, reW
30-08 bbL Aekley 8c Turner quick de-
tachable scope mount,- 330. Weaver
scope. Red field hooded front ramp 8
folding leaf rear sight, s porter stock.
8148.00. 30-0 Springfield sporter. lata
Issue, sling & rubber butt plate, beu
tiful finish,? perfect, -receiver, sight.
$90.00. 88 Mauser action, new 270 Aek
ley St Turner bbl. Red field Receiver
and hooded front ramp sights, sporter
stock. $133.08.
DON .MADISON. 898 No. High
FOR RENT or Lease: One new A.C.
H.D. , 10 with dozer and drum. Call
Mac at Farm Industrial and Equip
ment. Eugene, Ore.-
THREE part CliinchiUa Persian kit
tens. Ph. ?g7't7. , : : - -
9x9 Bigelow rug ac pad 833-9x12
SLIGHTLY used baslnette and naL
A a aa e- v i u.s
1937 FORD 60 transmission, radiator
and motor block. Ph. 2-1334.
-, COLLAPSIBLE baby buggy and bas
sinette today only. 1210 Garnet.
ENAMEL Cook stove with hot water
pipes. Nearly new box springs. 12xl
tent. Ph. 8770 or 520 Kingwood ave.
1941 SERVtX. Refrigerator for sal
or trade for; electric refrig. Box 464
Statesman.
DUE TO the shortage of peat mourn
this year, we are substituting with
cedar shavings. Available at all tunes.
Northwest Poultry and Dairy. 1505
N. Front, Pit. 7007.
WOOD Range and circulator. Phona
COMBINATION wood and gas range
in good shape. 1293 N. 5th.
crrcrr.n cn;in rMM.
now for your postwar Singer. We rent
sewing machines or repair your old
one. 142 S fogh. Ph. 3312.
A WOOD grange and a hot water
heater almost new. 185 Sunnyview Ave.
Salem, Ore; t
FOR SALES Choice lots In Belcret
Memorial Park. $60.00 per lot: 8310.00
per section of 8 lots. Tel. 8564.
GENUINE I River Silt,
free from
zoui seed, i
Comnjercial Sand &
(ravel Go.
PH. 8672 or 7954
CARI-OAninf Fiifm nl MV D..
fin Base. 3 gallons 82.00 In your con
tainer. Klerritt Truax Oil Co. N. Front
a Columbia.
TRAILERS? for rent 50c per.hr.
Woodry's Mkt, 1605 N. Summer.
EXPERT washing machine service
and wringer 'rolls, all makes. See Ed
Ellis at Nelson Bros. Furniture Store,
315 N. Liberty
ALL TYPES
1? ! T 1
cave irougns
' FURNACES INSTALLED
AND REPAIRED
Johnston Sheet Metal Co.
. 1410 S. 12th St.. Salem. Oregon.
Vhone 5391
ATMOHAvSOZONTbili-nX
H C PUEh Ph 2-2453 P O Bov 4SS.
SAXD, Gravel, crushed. Ready-Mix
concrete. Two-unit R-pt!s Tanks. Sew
er Pipe. OREGON GRAVEL CO.. 1405.
N. Front St t Ph 3417.
PRE-WAR Davenport, chair and ot
toman. Good cond. . Reas. Ph. 82(0.
875 N. Liberty. Apt. 2. ,., ' .
LATE Model elee. washing machine
to trace for piano. Will pay difference.
540 S. 19th before 6 p. m.
W EDGEWOOD gas stove. t 3 burners
and oven, $8.00. Good cond. 130 N.
24th. ' i.
ONE 6 ft. ialass case, one 6 ft. re
frigerator case. 200 burlap sacks. Model
Food Market; 275 N. High St.
14 FT. Runabout with 28 HP Caillie
motor in goodcond. $373.. Salem Boat
House or Ph, 7066.
OATS L vetch hay. baled In field, or
der now, save storage. Ph. 109F13.
WOOD Range with coils, gas water
heater. SI25 Myrtle ave.
BRAIDED rugs. Box 32, Silverton.
8 PC. Dining rm. suite. Rt. 2, Box
124D. Evenings. - .
MODEL M 'Winchester 30-30 carbine
rifle. S50. Ph 2-1860 after 6 p.-m.
GIRLS World bike. 290 Park ave.
RIVER SILT
iPh 2-1448
"ALWAYS a bis stock."
Woodry's Furniture MktL
Ph sue.
OUR Strialtv Snrv nimtin,
erly-Gottenberg contractors. Ph. 4246.
WATKINS .Products. Ph. 22413.
NEW GAS i RANGES available for
Immediate ielivery. Ration certificate
necessarv- Ciml Hmi.-v-aninn r a an
court st: r
EIXCTRIC Ironer, table model, and
one coil bed . spring, lady's oxfoids
size 4. 1080 Cross St
LA WN MOWER Sharpening at
Ad
fiT-.y?H jy.5-w' Sumrr-tr St.
FXLLEB Brbshe 1745 Grant P 8351
riuu.ua iiinn, uxs and 1ST ATE.
folnrK' tt ptrts.
yoodry Mkt.. 1605 N. Summer St.
WE Buy sell rurnlture. tools,
stoves, dishesj motors, radios. Eltrle
aponaRces, household goods. KLIG
MAN'S. 285 Hi Commercial Ph. 9885.
Wanted- Miscellaneous
ANYONE Hivin. .n. .,...
sweater and sock "y'.nd' wUl selj
color No. 484 lot No. 7415. ph. 220781
WAvrrn . .
fan. Pho 230." "I " e,ecxrle
Til V"sf"lT'l. .aV .JAt-
27Bi wT.t-r . ounet. uay phone
: s rvicemaat
Pha-fUS! in " condiUon.
X3CTT T r-4rk s a t" Z
ag. lorkPh: "r,e .vr-
W A vrm t.i. . .
Wc Buv Furnitnria
TP A TS9. BD1ru a t-rrn-C-t .-.
P2S2JIA'SLON f BUSINESS INTS
1 8fITV TM -U9 tl7It a isst-aM.. - . -T-r
muj rAXLi t on USED
Pianos -v ". .; jt
Furnfinre and Appliancei 4
1 Can 14 tor appointment L , j
HOGG BROS. ' s
:sw x sute st ' : - i
Wilis Musia Store. 431 SUte St.
WANT TO i Buj. csea cameras $s
lenset McEwan Photo Shop 435 Stale.
' f A ,TT Mrvm Mi.. ..- . . .
7596. State 6t Furniture. 1900 State.
"' j , louii j-, summer.
-IF YOTjhave furnrrure to sell tee
Russ . Br.ght Ph 751L 433 Court,