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Newspaper Page Texttbm OREGON STATESMAN, Sal am, Onqon. Sunday Morning. April 21. 1948 page nrrEcr Solons ta Vie In Tilt Today Fallin Hurl No-No' Against TTebfoot 9 (ComlSnued frocn Pace 14) The Senator - cot Fallin his first runt in the third frame of the Mood fame whea Ray Mal gradi. utility placer on the club : playing- shortstop in the night cap, crocked a lusty double to ' center with the bases loaded. All three runs scored and the blow came 4! Oregon hurler Long. A fiek of walks were Large instruments in the balance of the Salem seoring: later. In fa'et, the Senators got but five hits in the second game off very wild Long and hit La ft inning successor, LehL Mgr. Edwards had Outfielder Wenne en the hot corner in the night cap and was impressed by the big bey's third sacking. . . . Edwards wasn't too happy over the inability of the club to clout often, but was satisfied with its clutch rapping in both games. . . . The tills were worked by Doc Regele and Gus Hanke, who will be WILers this season. . . . Coach Howard Hobson was in rare form and spent most of the afternoon squabbling with the oraps. He lost all arguments, of coursed . .. . Big Vko did his j famed- "spli. " three times to 1 wow the fair crowd. . . . Tallin's no-no was also made possible by a -beautiful last-out play in the seventh by Second-sacker Sam Teati and First-baser Dusne Crawxasrd. Tosti went back of second to spear Losnski's ground er but threw badly to Crawford. He merely grabbed the wild peg and tajyed the running Lozoski at the same time, however, to end the game. . . . SaJeaa If) Oeagea (4) BHOA BHOA LucheeLa.4 IIS KurachJ 5 112 WtuteJ 4 1 S I Loner i 0 0 0 WfWMri S 1 1 SuUcj J J J 4 VacoJ 4 111 Jotwiaon.l i 111 1 Itlmn 4 X I Smith J 3 14 9 Crawipe l Kadir.r l i o! Tost 1.3 4 4 Leeoeki.m 4 1 J 0 brt Wj 4 114 DiteM.! 4 10 Cewa'ssnvsva ISS Warner .p 1001 Adma 1 I S I Pettyjn p 110 4 Totals S3 art IS Total M 10 24 11 SOS no Omt 4 114 SS ISI IS SOS ItM 0O- t sos laa s Or. Utiunf rtccrd by Warner 2,. Cun arsost 1 At bat off Warner IS. Gun- BjrwH 22 Kita off Warner 7. Gun tiaraaai Hum scored T Warner 8. CunnanM Rum responsible for -Warner 4. Petty liikjf; Cunnrnn J SUuck east by Warner I. Pettyjohn 1. Cuaiuma I, Ada ma s. Beaea on balls mtt Warner J, Pettrloton I. Hit ; by pttchee- fcna.tr by Ciurinaror, Luc- Warner. Passed balls Sal X. Left art baaea Salem 4. Orecon a Three-baee hUa Vlco. Jehnaon To V base hna Warmer . Runs batted in ' VtenZ. Kaamca X. Luchesi. Wenner. TeeU. Bnrtotomet. Gumarwn. Petty fann - Jrtimwi. Error Kirsch. White Z. Tau. LttccMi. Vie. Stolen bane White. Wenner. Double plays White. ToeU anal Vteo: TaaU. Bartotomrt and Vara; Karaeh. Santee and) Johnton. Urn asrsa Haaae and Receie. ISeeeant g acne 7 tannin-) : Orepoa . as one 9 0 0 3 Senators . 0M OZZ 7 3 S 4 T-oeiei tenl if) and Oreen. Pizzaro fSu ralnn mod- Oanteta. DOL'BLX NO-NO i REDCAND. Fla.. April 20-(v-Not hit was made by either team as RecUand high school de feated Homestead high school, 1-0. Redland scored the lone run on an errer. a stolen base and two pa seed balls in the seven inning aVoubie no-hitter Thursday Bight. April 2hl 'Ociclr Ai A Flash' 2:30 P3f. H n "Tksst V7ehrien II 3:00 P.M. n Ccdric Foxier 3:30 P-M. i I I i Qssaiin Eeycoldj 3:15 P.M. H II BzzHt cr I7o!hing t :S P.M. I 1 n Freedsa cl Opporliuiiy 7. -00 P3L n n ni79 cl lie T7eek 8:45 P.M. t 1 E2. Ttcrtjtrson t0 P3f. 1290 on YfMir'Dial Poffenberger Jo ins San Diego SAN DIEGO, Calif.; April 20 (JP)- Cletus (Boots) Poffenberger, San Diego Padre pitcher who was released from the marine corps yesterday, has signed his 1946 contract. Padre President Bill Starr announced today. Poffen berger left here today and will join the club in Portland, Ore;, where the Padres open a seven game series with the Beavers Tuesday night. More Hunters, More Birds Hit PORTLAND. April 20-(;p)-Hunters at Sumner lake bagged 6296 ducks and 2864 geese last year. The state game commis sion's final report today showed the total 1802 birds higher than in 1944. The average bag, -however, dropped from the 3.34 .birds of 1944. The Lake couaty water fowl management area covers 13,265 acres, of which 7607 are a permanent refuge. Portsicler Talks To Mex Leaguers e? MEXICO CITY. April 20 -(JP)-Roy Henshaw, a southpaw pit cher who has played in both major leagues in the United States, arrived today to confer with officials of the Mexican Baseball league. Henshaw, a na tive of Chicago, last appeared in the majors with the Detroit Ti gers in 1942, when he pitched 23 games, winning two and losing four. Suds Release Pair SEATTLE, April 20.-(if-Two right-handed pitchers, both re conditioned for action by opera tions, were -cut loose by the Seat tle Rainiers of the Pacific coast baseball league today. Dewey Sor- sno, who had a knee operation last winter, decided to return to the merchant marine and Ira Schibner, was made a free agent. (lards Get Brazle ST. LOUIS, April 20-()-The St. Louis Cardinals announced to day that southpaw Al Brazle, who won. i and lost 2 for the Red Birds after joining the club mid way in the 1943 season, has been released by the army and will re join the team upon its return here from the road. BEVO NETMEN WIN CORVAIXIS, April 20 -(JP)- A victory in the final doublex match game gave Oregon State a j 4-3 edge over the University of j Oregon today in their conference tennis .opener. Discharged Fresa the arsay at rerv-Isrts. Wash.: T. 4th (Jr. Virgil A. Hoven. route 3. box 244. Salem. PFC Florian A. Baune, route 1. bote 124. Woodburn T. Sin Or Jacob Janzen. 1500 W. Maple st . DalUa. Sgt Howard A. Hedges. 411 W. 11th st . Dallas S Set. Robert H. Wagenblast. route 3. Dallas. PI C Richard E. Lamarche. 310 E. 4th street Sgt Karl Wagner, box 33. Falls City S Sgt. Gerald W Sooralakv. box 46. ' Crrviu f PFC Richard L. Hamblen. Indepen ' drncr PFC Walter Boyce. Jr . route 1. box 229. Independence T 5tn Gr. Eldon J. Cole, route 1. Jefferson T. 5th Gr. John E. Wodtli. route 1. Lebanon PFC Kenneth C. Blatchley. 090 Wal nut it . Lebanon. S Sgt. Kenneth P. Harmon, route 1. MoIalLa PFC James C. Stettler. route 7. box 15. Salem PFC Enrique N. Lopez, route 7. box 234A. Salem. T th Gr. William R. Tietge. route j. scio. PFC Arthur H. Dahl. 11 S. Center st . Silverton. Fresa the navy at Bremerton, Wask. Chester Clinton Merrick. QM 3c Salem. Marvin D. Williams. SK 3c. 3470 Monroe ave.. baiem. Ladies I Listen to Waller Winchell Tonighl 8:30 Hear How You Can Win a 10 -Year Supply of Nylons KSLII Mntual-Don Le e-e- wwyi irs " auamius j a v i I i -4 - , - j ,.;. i 13M aa Year Dial WI BatfLoop Resume Play (Continued from pat 14) lond Clift. ex -St Louis Brownie, should give the team lots ef hitting strength. Good outfield, question able second base combination. Pitching uncertain. Orif good catcher. Team formerly known as Pippins, re-christened the Stars. Spokane - Good defense, but poor pitching. Expecting more help before season starts." Wenatchee Ahead in condition. and Manager Buddy Ryan has had many good boys from Sacramento to choose from. Tacoma Questionable , mound staff, but good catching, infield and outfield. Salem Good pitching, strong at first base, weak around second, question-mark outfield which may prove itself. Catching may be ade quate. Bremerton Completely new, of course, with loads of enthusiasm. Supporters contend the Bluejack ets will be up and amongst 'em all year. Seem to have good pitching, with even aged Manager Sad Sam Gibson still able to baffle 'em. BiU Reese, ell-W-I first sacker for Yakima in 1941, is a good hitter and fielder who will help plenty. James Anderson Dies at Hospital WOOD BURN, April 20-i(Spe-cial)-James Otto Anderson. 45, died Friday night at a Salem hos pital. A native pf McHenryj N.D., he had come to "Woodfhirn from that town 10 years ago. He leaves his: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson. 013 Hardcastle ave,; a brother, Ar thur Anderson, Silver ton, and two sisters, Mrs. Hazel Rue and Mrs. Esther Price, both of Woodburn. Funeral arrangements are being made at Ringo mortuary. The year 1940 Is the diamond anniversary of the diamond rush in South Africa, which started in 1871. KSLM (lift ke) KOIN 919 ke) Hon. 4.-44 4:1 4:34 :4 News Music Time N.W Farm News I News (West. Stars KOIN Kiock 74 T:1S TJ4 1.-4S News I- Rise and Shine ID. McLeod (News :B. 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Jones 'Mutual Melody ' 1M z:l 2:34 2:43 IZeke Manners i Amer School I Girl Marries I I Portia ISmile Tji Gwinn Show Meet Misaua I 344 3:13 3:34 3:44 i Interlude I A Kirkham 'Road of Life I Serenade ! David Harum IHecienda 970 Aunt Mary m. Trtefl News Dr Paul I News Elsa Maxwell 4 44 i Fulton Lewi i Stars Today 4:15 IRex Miller IE WU)trs iNews Northwest : 4:34 Uohjison I Cancer Control I Stars Today IMr Motorist 4:45 I Music Club I IR. Harknesa IHop Harrigjaa 3:44 3:15 3:34 33 IN I Man 'rig Reports 420 Matinee (Superman I Daily Double lr-An4 . U.nltfkt 1U n.nnri . iwiw . ..... t j Tom Mis B. Garred 3:44 4:15 4:34 4.4S I Gabriel Hestter Radio Theatre iH Carmichael Lone Ranger 'Rhythm J I I Spotlight Band 7 44 7:1 7:34 7:43 IDruramond i Screen Guild Bob Hawk iClacot Kid :44 :I5 34 1:45 IM Sbayne Lanny Rosa Smith Show Joan Davis (Orchestra (News 44 :15 9:34 43 INews IRex Miller iWhlaUer Sports Vbx Pop I Henry Taylor I 19:44. 14:19 14:34 Fulton Lewis 3 SUr Final INews Veterah INews (Orchestra Orchestra ITem 1144 11.15 11:34 115 11:55 12:44 Organ Serenade Kmg Cole Trio . Orchestra Organ iMiltoA Charles I Orchestra News (Orchestra (Orchestra News :. INewi Silent I KOAC Meaday 354 kllecyt-les A.M. United Press News: 10:1$ Es pecially for Women: 11 40 Concert Hail: 12 40 United Press News. P-M. Noon Farm Hour; 140 Ride 'Era Cow boy. 1:15 School of the Air; 1:45 Ad- "Exploring THE Unlrnown" The Life Story of Paul Revere . . portrayed by Raymond Mas sey . . . commemorating the anniversary of Revere 's fam ous ride. y Snnday - 6 P.II. iiajU'l Alutual Nojv a $50,000 Question, rJust What is a Joke By Bob Thomas HOLLYWOOD, April 20-fP)-Most Hollywood comedians, caught with their writers in Palm Springs vver the weekend, were at a loss today to define a joke. Even a $50,000 bequest by G. C. Richardson of Huron, S.D., to the person best defining the word failed to inspire them. Perhaps the most apt defini tion of the word by a Hollywood comic would be: "That for which I pay $5000 a, week to five men with index files" Or. as Bill Bendix puts it; "A joke is any thing said by a guy who has a lot of writers." Needs a Script For in this town, a comedian without a writer is like McCarthy without Bergen. He is hilarkms with a script in front of him. but rather dull in the parlor. As Fred Allen once said of Jack Benny: "He couldn't ad lib a belch after a Hungarian dinner." But coached or not. here is how some Hollywood funny men define a joke: Fibber McGee: "A device de signed to take the stuffing out of shirts." Bab Hope Says Bob Hope: "A joke is Ameri can for the Swedish word 'yolk, which is what I lay every Tues day night." Bing Crosby: "Whatever my producer says." Ed Gardner, the educated Ar chie of Duffy's Tavern: "The re lationship of a happening, an ac tion, a situation or an expression of an idea which appeals to a sense of the ludicrous or abso lutely incongruous." Tobacco was once used by In dians in middle America '-as a medicine and as incense in re ligious ceremonies. The temperature at the center of the sun is estimated to be 20,000,- 000 degrees Centigrade. KGW (929 ka) KEX (1199 ks) I Dave West Bugler Kneass News Id Songs if Ksrm Time ! Round up Boys Fa rm Time I AgTonsky llimn Abbe I Bugler X Newsf Roundup Sam Hayes I Fred Waxing IB fait Club Ore. Caravan Koatelaneti Uames Abbe iGUmour Manor IKenny Baker I f Honeym'n N.Y.! Breakf. ast I- i Studio I Kneass News (Melody I Art Baker I Home Ed. (Ted Malone True Story I , Backst. Wife (Stella Dallas IBerrh (Find Me Gil Martya Hymns IWidder Bro'n IWhat'i Doin Plain Bill I Front Page Kay Wast Bride, Groom A1 Pearc Woman' S'cret IHollyw'd N (Pirates f Dick Tracy I Armstrong, IR Swing 4 ires tone Info. Please I Forever Toss f I Content Hour IB. Thompson I I I Dr 1 Q. I America Quest I l America's Quest I Supper Club Lum a Abner 'Fleet Law ton iHeda Hopper j Cavalcade Fat Man" "Phone Hour I Auction Open House INews Ken Masea l New (Ten Musle World FUghts I i 'Concert Hour Rangers I Orchestra I Orchestra I New Rhythm iSign Off X"tra Hour ventures in Research: 2:00 I Am Amer ican: 2:30 Memory Book of Music: 340 United Pre-M News: 3:13 Music of the Masters: 4:00 Highlights of the Week: 4:15 Treasury Salute: 4:30 Strictly Jazz: 340 On the Upbeat,- 5:55 Spot ting the Sports; 4.00 United Press News: 4:13 American Pageant: 4:30 Music of Chechoslovakia: 4 40 OSC Forum; 330 Music That Endures: 9:30 United Press News: 9:43 Evening Med itations: 10 40 Sign Off. Table of Coastal Tides 41 fee raft. Pre, ay use U S er Taa aad a AprU High Law Water Time Wavar Ti Ttmes anasrai Ceeet aad osossa Oreaoa tkiisui 2 34 a m. 4 33 pjn. 3 :34 a m. 9 37 p.m. 4 10 a m. 741 p.m. I 11 am. 44 p m. 27 a m. 48 p.m. 7 44 a m 24 p.m. 43 a m. 24 42 p.m. 57 a m. 14:35 pm. 1:5 a m. 11:09 p.m. 11:52 am. 11:43 p.m. 1941 am. 4J 44 4.24 p.m. 19 32 a nt. 1 25 pun. 11:30 a m. 11.-44 p-m. 31 (I 44 IS 4 4 9-3 42 34 J 3.4 4 4 12:31 pm. 4 3 3 3 1 43 a m. S 3 4 -1:44 pm. 9 3 13 - 2:14 am. 3 9 3 3:40 p.m. 9 3 14 . 3:11 a m. 4 3 4 7 4 34 p.m. 4 J 3 5 4:44 am. 14 3 4 10 p m. 9.4 4:52 am. 9 9 9 4 31 pm. 9 9 9 9 4 34 a m. 41 74 tM p.m. 14 c KSLM KOIN KGW KEX Oim. (1399 ka) ttt ke) (! ke) (1199 ke) . News ,Ntn Sunrtaa Saloa :IS (Organiat fTo Order :3 . j Words. Must Sons Time 44 ' Choir Practice I I Bible Claaa I Church 1:1$ T;4 1:4 Young People - :e Art Quartette I W Sereenev S:lt i Over Jordan :14 tPrephecy .Tabernacle S:4S I I PUgriro Hour Lutheran I Learning (Learning IChr. 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Leave It I U our Charm I I At Parky'a That SongT I 4 S:li 34 S:4S News W Winch 11 Rave of Week I Crime Dr. I Crime Dr. I Blond le t4 III t:34 t:4S N I Thin Man Res Miller Ed ThoTgereen Orchestra f- Ptayhouae 14:44 I4:1S 14:34 I44 KavlvaJ )S Star (Bulletin (AUanU Final CaD 11:44 11:13 11:34 11:44 ll.SS 134 Sign Oft (Cahcer i Orchestra (Serenade (News Silent Livestock and Poultry Iba White. 34c lb- colored X2c lb., live welatht Rabbit aklna. best prices Wire stretcher and other supplies Salem address. SO Ratcuff Drive, phone 1-1530 Portland address Rabhi Meat Co. a)H S C Stark SUN. 172. FRESH HEIFER for sale. 310 Fair- view Ave. Phone 9344. . WANTED: Good pasture for yearling heifer. 314 Fairvlew Ave. Phone 93M. FOR SALE: Good work horse. Work single, double, or ride. Extra good for cultivating. Rt. 3. Box 781. Salem, t ml: south of Liberty on highway. J LKJ IPJ iyj I ) I at A I 1 V w. V T f 1 1 Lil sL V Mi'lr' SEARS t U I FOR FREE t 1 fSTlMATI 1 1 Ilr. EtUeStU 1 I Phono 1 I 9192J I Radio PulDtt Xternai Light Mea ef tarsal Southernalraa Church Builder's rattb Dr R Walker N INat'L V Speak .1 I Name f-arv Walla .Strictly Muats aarden Talk I- I Merrill Show ISUadlrart IMuatak Prerred Dairy I south Border B'dway Rhythm IC. Cavallaro IF. Davis I JMan'i I Galen Drake s Family ISam Baiter Sports Shop I Nat'L Hour I Eddy I Orchestra lUvina Darts I Your Alley .Symphony .Missing Hairs Counterspy T- Line I Jack Benny I- !D. Gardiner Muatc Hall Band WAgos Evening Hour Wtnchetl ( iL. Parian Album Muate flGuardni I Jim r idler jTheatr GuUd I I- I GUdersIeev Fnrhantment Enchantment Qun Kids lymphony ISam Hayes i Rep't to People I News Our Duty Jack Benny iNawa I M Mercer RCA Shew I i Dance Orch Ambaaaador IPalesUne l Music Orchestra (Orchestra I News Swing Shift I News I Bridge Rhythm -X"tra He Livestock and Poultry WORK UORSa SADDLE HORScS Bar K Stock Ranch Large assortment on hand at all times at very attractive orices Credit given any one. Discount for cash Guaranteed as represented Free de livery Harry Kuehne. Carlton. Ore Located miles west of Newberg WANTED: Beef and canner cows bulls and veals. Will call at farm E I Snethen. 154 Lancaster Drive Ph J1345 Morns of eves ; WANTED: All kinds ef livestock Valley Packing Co Phone 5433. 9 A LrtJ If 1-4 In complete neenna Imelmdmt L.tW For Approximately Air Yshst nw Hamart ri wil asisi fa tha VALUE of yvr Immvm . . . a4 wal a fa Hs appaaranca ansl salefyl Saars raafmaj 30 rishsr la 94wuiwa atanaff canfawt tkan any srrhar raaf hmj matia ... wKicK masM H wil tad Unfar. Rn sky fart base it fr4f4l fa grva maxirnurn atpKaft safuratian. Laitimj aaawfy it assured by the Hand! some state grsnuie aurfaca m cKaica af file rod, slafa 914441 er Uue black. Uba4d "Ftra Rasirtanf" by UmJarwrHart, Ir . Livestock and Poultry FOR SALE: Saddle Horse. Dapple grey, about 1050 Iba. A good one; lota or lire, n. v v niit, pfoom, jrw. BAUV CHICKS. Cockerels, PuileU Nine leading varieties Weekly hatches Order chicks early. 25th year Phoas f iiwi uee s nstcnejry CUSTOM dressing of chickens, any number Promot service Drsssad poul try wholesale our specialty. Phone IzZMl Lee's Hatchery WANliCDVFat and canoei cvwa tot beef Dairy cows, heifers, bulls, veal Fat hogs. sow, stags, boars Market price E C McCandlleh. rt . box 373 Ph. 17. across irora ball aark. Sth Auctions AUCTION Wednesday, April 24 COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK CU I BP HAVING SOLD MY FARM AND AM MOVING AWAY. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION UN I" iruTrn i- un r aT Of AMITY ON HOPEWELL ROAD. THE rOL- LOWING FERSONAL mwrinii COWS 1 Guernsey, age I. production 14 lbs . A Wai ' 9A S Jersey, age I. production 34 lb.; o. is. 3 Jersey, age . production lbs.; lb.; bred back Dec. zm. A Jru aae X. production 34 bred back Jan S Jersey, age 4 fcr4 kaIk Jan io. production 37 lb.; 3 Heifers, age 13 mo bred Dec. 7 1 Registered Red Pl buu. ago II mo. a iitoci - - Surge milkina machine, pipe ana iuu cocks tor it rows. i aAl m nf ituirM. eomlnS 14 wt. 1154 t mare, age m. w. v- a SHiil aeta of work harness I nin- -1 I Ntdine bvidks. rVRNITURE Charter Oeit range Large wood cir culator Sink Small caoinei Kitchen table Electric washing ma- i n - Standard WW .....w J . Ing machine Deeeaer and Urge mir ror 3-Burner eU toe- Rocker Ironing board ChtM.'s rocker Wall clock t Small tables . Bed, spring and mattress 1 full size bed and mattress 3 Beds and springs Buffet Some rooking utertatla 3 Stands of bees and extra hive Kitchen stool Bee bonne u ana smoker Lot of canned fruit and meat Lot of fruit Jars MACHINERY. ETC. Cement roller 1 ft. J as O disc P Sr. O 14 in. aulky plow Mc-Cor-mtck' binder r Deering binder 3 Sectlon spring tooth harrow 14 ft. Co-Devil J -Section drag harrow 10 n. a section nara ware narrow IS ft. single disc Superior grain drill Oliver a Blow Steel beam plow t.TiMfk , It i w mtnr Furrow ooen er Frost 4V Wood 8 ft. mower 3- Horse cultivator ttuooer urea wag on. 14 In. tires Rubber tired wagon ant rak Sinele too btieev Rub ber tired milk cart Stork rack for Eickup Some Snd hand lumber I ft. Extension ladder I and 14 ft. step ladders Bicycle I -awn mow er Child wagon woven wire stretcher 44 gl. Iron kettle with steel furnace Steel chicken water fountains Evaporxaing pan uouin tray - Hoisting lack 32 Winchester rifle 13 Gauge shot gun and shells Roll of 24 Inch woven wire t 5- ;al. Milk can 3 10-gai. milk can m -. I Mill, . AtwhAV MstltH mmrim araplor Milk pails. 3 SO-ft. lengths T inch hoae S Cords of wood Emery stand " norae moior urin preas 1 horse motor 35 Bales of straw S or 10 Ton of Snd cutting If . I fa mH f lnwr hiv I jm rhalm Hay fork Barb wire several panels Feed cart Wheel barrow New hand truck 3 Steel bbt Anvil Hmrh vice Scvthe Sock et set 1 Swede . saw Crose cut saw Weed burner. Many other articles too numerous to mention. , HARVTC D. YODER. Owner Clerk: Margaret Rice Auctioneers WILBUR KICK AND A. J. BAKER ! jP,lf x . " . . Z V 7V"S oivo;uui (0) V.V.' fch o-n::u ccuce mmd Umtm4mU 940 Sqmmm Tt ROOFJNG 4 "- p SSSSassSaSxaaaaaawa- iaJ-l l-sasssaesjaasaw-r"""- " , . v .... Auctions ! SUDTELL'S ' - i COMMUNITY AUCTION Across front stale fairgrounds on Sil ver ton Road. i EVERY WED.. 10 A.M. Sea ,uS about your farm auction. Mansifer, Lane Sudtell. 20 Silverton Road. Phone 4uv. Salem i Auctioneer. Oren Sudtell. 9134 S. W. Palatine Hill. ATwater SJSO. PortUnd. Help Wanted BOYS. GIRLS: to set " pins Eaay pjeanant work, good pay. 3 N. High yt.. 51SI1WASHF.R wanted :T Bum k it While t'offe Shop.lS Nif aptlol " VIOLINIST" and pianUt ( wanted le play In newly organlred cowboy band. Bos sas ro Slates man. WANTED: Kids whaA'eunnleeT Warren Gram the magician wants to give eeveral bunnies away FREE at the HOUSE OF MAGIC show Saturday af ternoon, April 27. at 8:13 at the Les lie Jr. High Auditorium' "IVAfTTtO: Strong healthy person ' wiUi sound nerve to put hi or her head tn guillotine at the HOUSE OF MAGIC SHOW, featuring Warren gram. Be al Leslie Jr. High auditorium. Friday nighty April 34, at WANTED: Someone U assmt th lovely Lucille, who she IS sawed in half be Warren Gram, Friday night. April 34. . HOUSE or MAGIC at the Leslie Jr. High auditorium. Help Wanted i Male SALES CLERK, evpertenced with plumbing and heating stock. Stead? work. JUDSON'S. 27 N. J Com 1. bU Salem. 6PRTOTrV' of Urtlm ailpply ing DDT and other profitable product to farmer In Marlon County. No perience or capital required. Must have auto and good reference. Permanent. Write or wire mcnkss iompapit. Dept. D. 3423 Magnolia 8L Oakland 7. Calif. : i s Real Estate Salesman Good opportunity for light party. Call er aee Mr. Sloan. j M. O. Humphrey1 & Co- 33S4 Fairgrounds ltd. Ptione 3-4844: WAWTm" Ejinerienced 1 hand on dairy farm, tlso month, board and. room. Laundry. J. M. Nichols. Phone 7F13. " 1 . . "JANITOR'S wanted. Tf IcenU per hour. See Steesi C Laaro. Pioneer Trust Bui Id inf. from 4 to 4 evenings BUTCHER man at Harden Rabbit ' Farm. 3405 Cherry Ave. j - WAWTEDTMantr flK "up lawns Ax shrub on 3 places. Must know how to trim hniht. (in loas k.iohii, . lPFJiltCEDUTesmanor krd- ware ex electric. Ref. Write Box S3t eo Statesman. i 1 Help Wanteil Female WAITRESS wanted: a fn. to 4 34 gm. All holidays. Sat. afternoons and undays off. Apply Mrs. Frank Krau- ger at StaieC)f f iceBldjJ GOOD horue for young woman wifh' small child. liberal pay. full charge. light housekeeping. Phone iSJO. stales man Box Ml. ' YOUNG WOMAN for apprentice In tailor and fur shop. Must be handy with a needle. Good pay while learn- Ing. Box 355.- i WOMAN or girl for housework. Slay nights 693 N. Liberty; YOUNG WOMAN for general bouse work: stay Wighta Phone 74 EXPERIENCED housekeeper. 44 roe hr. work 3 or 4 days a week. Ph. . 4SS7. WANTEbTXxDerienced silesTady Ul Sporlwear prpartmenl at Sally's. WANTED: Housekeeper. N4 washing. Plain rooking1. Can be past middle-age. . 75 Ph. 903 Jefferson. j ;; ' ROOM, board and aome wages for elderly lady who will take care of 3- year-old xluld and 3 school children . after school. No house wors or laun- c dry. Ptione 301 M1UULK Alir.U woman lor general, housework. No cooking. $73 per month. s board and room, permanent. Phone) , . 7SM. - I 1 u ? "'7: ,i !V. I i ir ,V LsjCi a,-' Farn Slere. ITS Sa. UWrtV 4BBaaBaBsaaasB Ilaia Sfcrc: 4S4 SUtf SL I Salsm, Orefoa (W) I ' ' ' S 1 1 - t t ! . "- i Sw r "e,