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w;'; - - ' i "' 8 The Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Monday, March 5, i 5 - ? - 1651 BusWallwut Session Ends In Deadlock SAN FRANCISCO, March 4-( Negotiators in the Pacific Grey hound bus strike adjourned their session here at 12:30 p.m. (PST) today without reaching an agree ment. The strike has tied up Grey- hound travel in seven western states. . A Greyhound line spokesman said negotiations would be re sumed at 11 ajn. tomorrow. That meant commuters in . the San Francisco bay area who ordinarily ' depend on the buses to get to their jobs will have to find other means at least-tomorrow morning. Harry Lerner. spokesman for the Greyhound company, said em ployer representatives told him the ; disagreement had boiled down to two major issues. He sajd he did not mow wnai xnose issuesjyvjere Lerner said some 50 points of dispute were at stake when 3,600 drivers and station employes i walked out on their jobs Friday, after, employers had failed to meet i their demands for higher wages : and certain changes in working i rules. , The strike forced some 14,000 bay area commuters to take to the highways or trains to get to work Friday. But -a report that passenger air travel for points east had been jammed by the bus strike was not confirmed here. R. W. Baker, district manager for American Airlines, said there had been a heavy crush of passen ger business during the past two ' months, but "no particularly no ticeable change in the past few days. , G. A. Laugh, supervisor of res ervations for United Air, Lines here, also said the bus strike ap parently had not caused any noticeable passenger jam. INDIA TO MAKE PENICILLIN - NEW DELHI -iff) Three offi cials of the World Health Orean Ization will discuss with the gov ernment of India plans for start ing a penicillin production plant in India. The United Nations In ternational Children's Emergency fund has, offered to provide the necessary apparatus and equip ment an an estimated cost of $850,000. The World Health Or ganization has offered $350,000 to pro viae mgniy-skiUed technicians - to design and put into operation tne penicillin plant. 4 ilk , um i t i x r . .. a C A ST LI BUILDER. Mrs. John Hlntsj of Alameda. Calif, holds a statuary piece destined for the courtyard of her "nearly -completed miniature castle. The structure is modeled after one ever- looking the Rhine River New Blizzard Whirls Across Northern U.S. CHICAGO, March big new blizzard whirled down onto the storm-weary northern ! U. S. Sunday and; forecasters said it might be rougher than the two blasts that paralyzed the area last week. I Weather bureau men in Choca go said the latest storm, horn in the Yukon, gave indications of being-, "whopper." . f They said it had swept over most of Montana by Sunday after noon and could be expected to move south and east after i envel oping the northern Rockies and parts of the Pacific northwest. It's expected to" hit tipper portions of the midwest the Dakotas; Min nesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, jMichi gan by Monday night or Tues- MONDAY'S BROADCASTS I - - ' i a Pacific Standard Time I ! Kilocycles: KSLM 1390, KOCO 1490. KOLN 970, KGW 620. KEX 1190 FM: Megacycles KOIN 101.1; KEX 92.3 (Editor's note: Th Suttmua publishes la coed faitn tn programs and times as provided ay the radio stations, bnt because efftlmes programs are changed without noUfi cation, this aewspaper cannot ke responsible for the accuracy herein). ' s I day. il Heavy Snows Those areas still were nearly prostrate under the weight Of last week's one-two i blizzard punch that whipped them yithJ high winds and icy temperatures then dumped as much as two feet of snow on them. ! i The twin storms were' thefworst of the winter in he midwest; ice, snow and gale-foj-ce wipds oined in the onslaught.) j i Drifts ranging tup to j eight feet halted highway travel and Isolat ed small towns.! In some places, the heavy fall collapsed) buildings. Northern Iowa; one of the sec tions hardest hit, wad reported digging out Sunday. Telephone service was restored to the area's five remaining j isolated towns. Most roads were jopenet I. j Hardships Expected U With seimflar i situation exist ing in several other areas of the upper midwest, jthe new fctorm, threatened great j hardship, j The weather bureau lorecasiers said the new blizzard would lash Montana, -the Dakotas, Wyoming and parts of Nebraska and Kan sas by Monday, j ! By Sunday night, four to eight inches of snow had fallen in the western Montana mountains. Coldest spot in Montana was Cut Bank, in the north, whiqh reported four degrees below zero at P pan. Sunday. j ! j There was heavy ram along the northern California coastal sec- HOCR 00:00 00:15 00:30 0:4$ 6 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KXX News News Hodxe Podxe Farm Edition Timekeeper fFarm News s IN.W. News I West Melodies Net News Kola Klock I Kola Klock iKoIn Klock Farm Jlme Clock Watcher I Farm Time Keep Smllinf I Keep Smiling IKeep Smilinf 7 5M Heminirway Break. Gang I Break. Gang i K9.CO Minstrels Minstrels Dr. Hamblin KOIN Koin Klock IMacleod News IGoss News -i KGW Mueller News :01d Songs IKneasf News UXX 1st EdiUon IM. Agronsky (Bob Hazent I Top Trades KOCO Klock (Babbitt Show I Sam Hayes (Bob Garred 8 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KEX Cecil Brown I Family Altar Bible Institute Bible Institute D.J. RndUble. ID. 1. Rndtable. 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Monday 100 The Kows and Weather. 18 J5 Etpedally tor Women: 110 Oregon School of the Air: 11:30 The Concert Hall: 12:00 The News: 12:15 Noon Farm Hour: 1:00 Kide 'Era Cowbov: 1 OS Oregon School of tne Air: 1:35 Kern and Sloop; 1A5 Favorite Hymns; 2.-00 Northwest rrontiers: 2 JO Memory Music: 1:44 Oreg. School: 20 News and Weather: a OS Music Master: 4:00 Sports Bo- vw. vi wi . r Reporter; 1:00 Children' Theater: 5 Si Reading for Tun; JO Errand of Mer cy: 1.-44 Oregon Legislature: S:00 The New and Weather; tnvu ser vice: SJO nylng Time: e:3 wegoo Legislature; 1 4 General Ebrtenuon Journal; t:15 Evening Farm Hour: S.-OO World irt Review; :ll Campus Recital: 1:41 Calung Alumni t.-0 Musie that Ln dures; :4o vemng UcdiULpns: 10:00 Sign Oft. -1 in Germany tion. Heavy seas off San Francisco turned back Sunday morning fish ing fleets. Southern California re ported pleasant weather. Needlecraft V nrp Mother! Youi can easily make party favors, decorate Easter Eggs. Pattern 744 has directionsj neces sary patterns to decorate 10 Easter Eggs and make party favors place cards, napkin rings, nut-DasKets: Use crepe paper, paper; doilies and odds and ends. Laura Wheeler's improved pat-' tern makes crochet and knitting so simple with; its charts,) photos and concise directions- SEND TWLNl'l CENTS tn eoln for this pattern to Tho Oregon States man. Needlecraft Dept.; P. O. Bos 1740, - Chicago SO. IU. Print! plainly PATTERN NUMBER, your NAME and auuitus win aumk. i : I Send Twenty Cent more (tn coins for our Laura j Wbeler I Needlecraft Book. Hustration of pattern! for 'cro chet, embroidery, knitting." house hold accessories, doll, toy . .. many hobby and gift ideas. A tre pattern ss orintod tn the book. -.in Dc T.XXaaa. N Jl.Dc. Gk Caaa, HSi DRS. CHAN . . j lAil cxnxrss irrnAT-iSTS , : X41 Nerth Uberty! ITpstarr " above ! Jan's. SSI N. Lfb erty. Offlea open Saturday only 10 ajnv to 1 P Jw I te I pjn. Conauita. ooa. Blood pressure and urine tost are Creo oi charge Practte4 ctaco lUt . ' i - i - i - Approximately 3,700,000 births were recorded in tne united States in 1950. Salem Obituaries BRICE Howard J. Brice, beloved husband oi Mrs. Josephine M. Brice, Denver. Colo., February 24 in Denver. Also survived by mother, Mrs. Hazel M. Emmons. Salem; father. Lloyd J. Brice. Port- Services will be held Monday, March 5 at 2 Rjn. from the Virgil T. Golden chaneL HCIX. Georve C. Hull, at the residence at ia Saeinaw st March 2. at the ace of 65 years. Survived by wife, Mrs. Pearl Hull of Salem; daughter. Georgia Ann Snooner of Svracuse. N. Y- and a son Gordon E. Hull of Pendleton; brother. Carl F. Hull of San Francisco. Calif., and a granddaughter. Kathy Lynn Hull of Pendleton Services will be held Tuesdav. March 6 at 1:30 P.m. at tne Clough-BarricK cnapei wnn ur. i;nesi er A. Hamblin officiating. Private com mlttal at Mt. Crest Abbey mausoleum. Ritualistic services by saiem juks lodge 336. BPOE. COWAN Rachal Jeanette Cowan, late resident of 2099 Evergreen ave.. at a local hos pital March 2. Survived by husband, Jesse Cowan of Salem; sons, Lloyd Hamilton of Creighton, Neb., and Ceoree Hamilton of Hollister. Calif.: dauahter. Mrs. uertruae meicna ox sa- lem; brother, Frank T. Post of Sul phur. St D.: sisters. Mrs. Edith xnayer of Lynch. Neb.. Mrs. Irene Peterson of Salem, Mrs. Cornelia Roe of Greeley, Colo., and Mrs. Hazel Coulter of Hoop er. Neb., and bv seven grandchildren. Services will oe Monaay. iwarcn a, at 1:30 n.m. at the W. T. Rlxdon chapel with the Rev. G. B. Rundstrom offi ciating. Shipment will be mad to Lynch. Neb., for interment WAIT Marv Grace Walt, at th residence at Salem route 6, March 4 at the age of 73 years, survived oy niece. Mrs Ttwlnva White. Salem: nephews. E. W Southwick, Salem. Herschel and Ralph Wait, both of Rickreali. Floyd wait. Seattle, and Charlie Wait. Portland Services will be held at the Virgil T. Golden chapel at 2 p.m. Wednesday March 7. Interment at Zena cemetery Today's Pattern World War I ; j Vet Insurance ! Dividend Due I WASHINGTON. March 4 -UP) Veterans of the first world war will split a $16,000,000 insurance dividend this year, the veterans administration said today. . It will be paid on the anniver sary date of the policies. It will bring the total insurance dividend paid to veterans of World War I to $255,000,000. ' i H. W. Brelning, VA insurance chief, told a reporter the forth coming dividend will be paid on about 440,000 policies.-. Some vet erans hold more than one. U ' r By comparison, a . $12,700,000 dividend was paid in' 1950 on 450, 000 World War I policies The World War -1 . dividends to other post war ; years: 1945, $8,300,000; 1948, $9,000,000; 1947 and: 1948, $9,500,000 each 1949, $12,800,000 to addition to a $39,700,000 special dividend that year. . . : - i J Auriol ; to decide whether Mollet's paid because "We've had a favor able mortality ' experience a death rate considerably, lower than anticipated, resulting to greater total premium payments than had been expected. Notice is hereby gtven that Pierce Insurance Company of .700 W.- Washing ton Blvd., Los Angeles. California, has filed its trade-mark "Purple Shield" with th Secretary of Stat of Oregon. to be used on prints and publications. LOST: Large amethyst brooch. Thurs day evening at High scnooi jsewara. 3-Z493 or Z-331Z. t ! POLITICS FOR SnUT-INS ' 1 PRAGUE Jfi- The secretariat of the central committee of the communist party of Czechoslovaks la Mas decided that a party or ganization should be set up in every hospital for employes and patients. This was reported in the party officials weekly. Funk cionar." "Political work," it cau tioned, "should not be carried on at the expense of medical ; treat ment," Valley j Obituaries Joseph Vanderbeck. Statesman New Service WOODBURN Final rites far Joseph R. yanderbeck, 78, will be held at 9 a.m. Tuesday at St. Luke's Catholic church. Vander beck died Saturday at his resi dence, 611 Harrison sl, where he had lived for five years. ) Born at Red River, Wis., June 3, 1877, Vanderbeck came to this area about 70 years ago. He was a retired farmer. Surviving are his widow, Agnes; children, Antoine and Norman Vanderbeck; and Theresa Marks, all of Woodburn; brother,- Gabriel, and sister. Mrs. Tillie Rubens, both of Gervais; also 2 grandchildren. i i Recitation of the rosary will be at 7:30 pjn. Monday at iRingo chape L Interment will be at St. Luke's cemetery. Salem Market Quotations Ai ef late yesterday) j StUTTERrA Premium No 1 No. S : BUTTER : Wholesale Retail I L .77 . ; .7 .S7, L .77 - JU EGGS (Baylnc) 1 i (Wholesale prices rang from to 7 cents over buying price) Large AA .48 Large A .45 Medium AA .45 Medium ; i- .41 Small .32 POULTRY Leghorn hen Colored hens Colored fryers Leghorn fryers Old roosters Roasters . .25 J4 J! J4 J4 LIVESTOCK I i fValley Parkins Company Quotations Fat Dairy Cows 20.00 to 22.00 Cutters 19.00 to 21.00 Bull 24.00 to 27.00 Dairy heifers 24.00 to 27.00 flood veal 28.00 to 35.00 Lambs, wooled , 32.00 to 33.00 Lambs, sheared Feeders Mutton 25.00 to 29.00 24.00: to 28.00 10.00 to 16.00 J Portland Produce I ; 1 4740 ' SIZES' 12-20: 49 rXmS For the Prettiest Graduate, the loveliest wedding guesV the girl he loves to date! It's the sweetest simplest dress you ever sewed, with deep-cut petal ) neckline, sleeves and graceful skirt! - ; Pattern 4740 -comes to sizes 12, 14, 18, 18, 20; 40. Size 18 takes 3 yards 35-inch fabric . r This pattern, easy to use, sim ple to sew; is tested for fit. Has complete illustrated instructions. Send THIRTY cent tn coins for this pattern to ANNS ADAMS. - ear of Statesman, Patten Dept, FX). Box 710. Chicago SO, nL Print plainly TOUR NAME. ADDRXSS, ZONK. SIZ&. ITLS NCMBEB,, - Plaeo your order NOW for our Anne Adam Spring Pattern Bookl Send Twenty cents for this collection of the smartest new eeasoo, Cashioas for ail age and sixes. There are on-yard pat terns, one-pattern-part patterns and FBXX Instructions to make a double envelope handbag! Feb 1. 28. M. 5. 300 Personal 312 Losl end Found LOST: Saturday pjn. ' Man's billfold containing Masonic : at oiner . wrau fication, small amount cash. Reward. Phone 2-9987. j . . j 31S Personal ! i I i LEARN Swedish massage. ' Personal instruction. Lynn U. ) Leuaron presi dent of LeBaron Collese of Mas- saee. 1989 Fairground Rd Phone 7;w7, r.nron now i ALCUHOL1CS Anonymous Pti 3-V133 PO B 724 MCA Wed frl 8 30 o m 'iT AN L V Home Product Ph. A3&S3. 400 Agriculture 402 Livestock 11 MONTHS OLD stallion, reasonable. Phone 4-1970. ! t ' ' BONDED livestock buyer A T. Sonv mer. ziao uienwwi 'no r-n toi i : nriNnED livestock buver EL C McCandlish. 1127 s; 25th. Ph 3-i47 BONDED Livestock buyer. Claude Ed wards. Rt. S. Box B99E. Pn 4-1113. LICENSED Livestock f buyer, i- H. R, Snethen. 1940 Lancaster or rr z-iaa BULL StHVlCK. reasonable Nelson anyplace anytime r?ione 4317 21 CHESTER White weanerpigs. 2I3 Chemawa Rd. Phone 4-2617. ; - 404 Poultrf end nabbiu NKW HAMPSHIRE CHICKS hatches every Tuesday . Fox's Hatcncry aaao State St Phone S-4SO DAY-OLD and started chicks. E. Cen ter Street. Phone zsooL Lee s uat- chery. n 408 Pets SHORT haired white' Ifemale cat with blue eyes lost in Nortn saiem. ite ward. Phone 3-S70B.-: rnrKER duddwi. Verv reasonable. ml. N. I N. xiowejl scnoou niua frY- mitm M WIRE-HAIRED terrier: $35. Papers. 131 w PoweU St.. Monmouxn, rnonc M-796 - : : MOORE'S Tropical , fish aquarium. rish. tanks. niantsJ ; neater t tner m os tats. Marvel pumps. 2 miles from S. Lancaster on Macleay Rd. Phone 27321 . i! i I'HOHlCAL Fti-H AND SUPPLIES. C. L. MANN B A TTjLu(LA Ki TURNER OREGON; AJC.C. registered Daschund pups. months. Priced reasonably.: n. Wait. Rickreali. Phone Dallas 3612. A.K.C. registered collie pups. 1 weeks. Phone 3-5979. i 410 Seeds and Plants 450 Merchandise 453 Building Mcnertals Building Material i We sell only th best, nationally ad vertised Bruce, Mempnis. Lockwood brands oak flooring. All grades. Pric ed right. A car load No, 2 on hand. Coaster Mountain cedar shingles, all grades. $3.00 per sq. up. Cedar Wall shakes with undercourse $16 per sq. Painted. IS in. No. 1. Complete line Celotex products. Common lumber $30 up. Call Ted Muller evenings 2-1 19ft Salem. ' - HOME OF QUALITY" LUMBER ' ' Cedar Sidtng. x C, RL per M . $60 00 Cedar Siding. Ux8C. RL. per M . 70.00 Sheetrock, 4x8-1 r, per Sht. i.oa Z.3Z S7.50 12.50 450 Merchandise hs Fuel Highway Fuel C04J J, Clean . sawdust wood green I or dry. Stove-Diesel oils As (or Penny lver Stamp Ph 3M4 ; , Sheetrock. 4x8-i", per Sht. . .IJi per M. Sheatln. lxS K Shakes 18" No. 1. per Sa Window rrames .50 Disc. Everything to uuna witn SERVICE LUMBER COMPANY ' r ... Ph. 28S2 ' s. . 707 McClaine St i ; SUverton 460 Musical rnsrraxnents" West Salem Fuel Co. 1S-IN DRY OR GREEN SLAB WOOD DRY PLANER ENDS Old growth block wood 1 in. clean no oarx t. . y SCREENED SAWDUST t RURAL DELIVERIES . DIESEL AND STOVE OIL ! Phone: Salem 2-4031 Also pick up wood at 1525 Edgewater st. w. saiero 5 B-FLAT Ebonite clarinet. like new. never been used. iSioo. iz s. mn. Apt. 1. ' BUFFET wood clarinet with case. $150. Call 3-S470. - , -v L - , ' 510 Money to Loan 462 Sports Equipment WOULD like to buy old model Colt V revolver.- 1. or 2 gun. - Reasonable. 1124 Edgewater. Phone 3S183. ... 468 For Rent Miscellaneous DO YOUR sewing now. Rent Singer dec portable sewing machine $4 per mo free pick up At delivery Singer Sewing Machine Co - 130 N. - Com'l -- Ph 3351. -I --- - ' i uHlVt. I KUCKk rUh ItCN l Bian tretot fiirn 197 S Llhertv PK B L Stiff HMi) USED Plane, 470 For Sale. Miscellaneous" ELECTRIC STOVE AND REFRIGER ATOR. PHONE 3-5410 GUIBERSON oil circulator, with pipes; excellent condition, fnone z-4ai FOR SALE: Beauty shop. Call 3-8704. Set of Shirley Fostofia service for S. $1Q0. CHARIS CORSETIERX Mary E. Bales Phone 3-5918 UPRIGHT vacuum cleaner, . nearly ARD Eclipse , electric drill seL $15. Phone 2-1028. NEW and Used Sewing Machines . Veater Appliance ' Co.' 37S Chemek- eta OIL circulators New and used. Yea ter Apntiant-e Co 375 Chmeketa 1 Wallin) Sand & Gravel Co ; Crushed Rock For roads & driveway Cement.-Read v mix. Concrete Garden Sand Bull dozing drainage and ditching i vd shovel ft drag nne Phone 1-924S ROOFING materials Willamette Valley Roof Co:. 30 Lana Ave. tLtOTlHlC Heater: Radiant and Fan. Yeater Aoouancei Co. 4 375 Chemek - eta - - i " ' - GARLIC for planting! 25c lb. $70 Tord at. roone J-nw. j ; DEtHKHtEZt and Westtngnouse Home i Freezers. Yeater. .Appliance Co. 375 Chemeketa " ' 1 ' ELECTRIC Ranees New and Used Yeater Apoiianc Co. -iW cnemex- eta ' - j: -.- Something New Has Been Added! 450 Merchandise 451 Madunerr and Tools W!M ALJLIS CHALMERS with blade. Phone 2-3787. YOUR time and ettwrl demands good tools. Rent or buy them at Houser Bros 1410 siztn BOTOT1LLER sales, parts, and service. Howser Bros. Ph J-3644. . 1410. S. 12 th. ji 452 Wanted Machinerr. Tools WANTED by prlvat party, fork lift truck: also Hyster, or similar, tumoer carrier, also large planer. Spot cash. ATwater 0650. PortUnd. Ore. 455 Household Goods For Sale MANGLE Hotpoint. ji flat. 2 yrs. old. used very little; cost new $229.95, . for only $150. See!, at 1945; N. 24th. Phone 4-l84 S CU. FT. refrigerator. 1 year old. $150. See at 190 S. 25th - , Used Fura., Cheap TRADE t TERMS llev Fum Co 285 0 Com'l $-7472 BY OWNER: 7a cu. ft. rarigerator. 2 years old. Used very little. Must see to appreciate. Qall 2-1937. 456 Wanted, noasehold Goods LAMBERT'S will pay you cash for your lurmiure, rugs, appliances, o piece or a housefuL Just phone USED FURNITURE VALLEY FURNITURE 285 N. Com! f Ph. 27472 458 Building Materials i PERMA-STONE a CALL. 2-0605 AFTER 6 ?M. PORTLAND. March 4 -(AP)-Butter-fat tentative, subject to immediate change: Premium quality, maximum, to .35 to 1 per cent acidity delivered in Portland. 75-78c lb; first quality. 73-76c: second Quality. 71-74c Valley routes and country points 2c less. Butter Wholesole F.O.B. bulk cubes to wholesalers: Grade AA, 93 score. 71c lb.: A. 92 score. 69c; B, 90 score. 67c; C. 89 score. 65c. Above price strictly nominal. x ' . s . Cheese Selling price to Portland wholesalers: Oregon singles. 46i-4Sc lb.; Oregon 5-1 b. loaf. 47-50',4c. Eggs To wholesalers: A grade, large. 53aC dox.: A grade, medium. 51s-52c; B grade. Urge. 49-50C. J Live chickens (No. 1 quality. F.O B. plants): Boilers. 14-2V lbbsj 30-32c; fryers. 2V-3 lbs. 32-35c; 3-4 lbs. 32 33c: roasters. 4 lbs and over. 34-35c; light hens under 4 lbs. 24-26c: heavy hens,, all weights. 31-33c. - i Rabbits average to growers: Live white. 4-5 lbs.. 25-27e lb.i S- lbs. 23-25c; colored ,1 cents lower; old or heavy does and buck. 10-12c lb.: fresh dress ed fryers to retailers, .5-60c; som higher. J . " .' 1 Fresh Dressed Meat (wholesaler to retailers: dollar per cwt): ! 1 - Beef: Steers, choice. 500-700 Ibs-$54-55; commercial $51-53; utility $47- a&- pannrauttera $44-45. ' ' " V Beef cuts (good steers) : - Hind quar ters, S60-4: rounds, soo-ez: tuu wins, trimmed. $78-2; triangle. $50-52: tore quarters. $50-52. i i m Veal: Good. $0-2: commercial. $5 SS; uuUty. S49-5L - , , ... . i Calves: Good-eholc. $5-0v eom nverciaL $51-58. - - j .- - 5 Pork Cuts: Lolns No. 1. $-12 Ibn $49-51.50: shoulders. IS lb, down. $3 42.50: apareriba. $45-44: fresh hams. $53-55. i ' - Lambs: Good-choice. $55-57: com mercial, all weights. $53-54; utility. 248-49.V , 'it' - i Wool: Graded scoured wool. f.03. Portland: Fine. $3.25-43: . blood. $3.10-15: i blood. $2JO-3J0; V blood, mostly $2.70-75. - .-,;, . .,.( - .- Mohair: 80-5e lb. oa ! 12-month growth F.O.B. country shipping points. ; Coaatry-klUee Meats: f Hogs: Light blockers. 34-35C lb: sows. .UgntS. 91-33C Lambs: Top grade, 54-5$e Mutton: . BesC ' 25-35c; rough heavy bucks, ewe. l-20c. r! - " Veal: Top Quality. 5-57c; good beay fe. 4-S2c:. others 45-48C. ' Beef: Good cows. -48e 0: cannr eutters 43-45C .- - Onions: Western Ore. yellows, med ium No. 1, $1.75-240; 50-1 b. sack No. 1 large to Idaho yellows. 3-in. min $1.75-2.00; southern Ore. yellows, large. StJO-eS: mediums.. $2.15-25. ' Potatoes: Ore. Russets. No. 1. 1A. $2.75-5: 25 Ibe-. TO-73c; Wash. Russets. No. 1A. 25 lbs, 70c: No. 2. SO lbs Sl-OO-10: Idaho Russets. No. 1A. $2 0O-3.44 Hay: tLS. No. 2 green alfalfa, de livered earkrts. F.O.B. Portland.-mostly $2SM ton; Willamette valley grain and clover bay $20-29 m ton. baled at farm. Ib.: Shop Keith jBrown for The Best Buys In Town ' Latch Sets t .$ 1.50 ea. Windows, as low as .$ 3.60 ea. Paint Spray Gun i & torn. -; pressor 1 ; $34.15 Eversharp Power Lawn f Mower, as low ai: , $79.50 m. Siuttcr Pattffrn Iiinol- ' j ram L $ 2J9 sq. yd. : One Used Food Mixer - - f new motor . i L $23.00 KEITH BROWN LUMBER YARD Where Parking Is No Problem "Mahogany Plywood U" Imported mahogany plywood. 25c sq. ft. Large stock plywood : for flooring and cabinets. j t SHAKES - SID1NO - IS" cedar painted shakes with under dercourse $14.54 sq. . New asbestos siding, chole of i colors $10 q. -'-i . r DOORS - '( New 1st ouality 1 panel doors 99M: i glass doors. $12J0; entrance doors. ficso. Lowest pncea on ooor nam wai. . - j ' i - - - - - C. C. LONG - I ' Phone 25821 - 1 :Mi Hi of Kelier I Plywood : Flooring K-tnch nlvweod fog flooring lac ft. ,., j inen C G. LONG r ' One Mile Kort: PHONE, 2-5821 h of Keizer THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL !. - 3 Pane! Doors 2-OxS-g. S-4x6- : SSJO each' . i j While they last -i Thi week only ! KEITH BROWN LUMBER YARD i Where Parking Is No Problem CONCRETE septic tanks. Drain tile, i sewer and culvert nine.' Eola Con crete Til and Products. 3 mile West of Salem on. Dallas Hlway. Phone 2-5834. ; WANTED: GREEN LBR. Resaw cants, dimension and one bach. : Market Price-. End trimming not necessary. Call Oliver Bacon 39189. Eve. 2257. Salem 'Lumber s Manu- PLYWOOD, low priced good reiecU. cutting. 4x wauooarq Sl.itt. i Stained or natural shakes. Fir floor' j ins from $3.90 bd. ft. Roofing and 1 insulation of all kinds. Cement and 1 and lime. Paints. Monthly payment 1 if desired. PORTLAND ROAD LUM ,' BER YARD 2-0974. mil north of mjti Mxja. - , . g ,fJm LOANS ea remodeling, garages. rentals, roofing, painting ; etc a ree estimates giadiy given. i Epping Lumher Co. rS iuvertoa Bd. f Ph. S-2CS4 RADIOS ! . RANGESi REFRIGERATORS m FREEZERS ABC Automatic Washers See the 1951 line now! -Green- Stamps . -1 - - Easy Terms Master Service Stations 365 N. ComT i Ph.3-4163 Rotted Manure - Composts 4 kinds rotted manure. Also dry chick en manure, ztovibw tm rer jmi purpose. All good clean quality. Giv your plants a cnanc. : Cedarf Posts Telephone and dec pole, garden takes ana peg, i Rustic I Fencing f Red cedar any type.. Rustle rose trellis window abutters, bridges., arenways made to osder. ; j PhiUips Bros. Ph. 43081 WASHING Machines. New and Used Yeater ApoManc Co. 375 Chemek eta - - REFRIGERATORS. : New m& Used Yeater. Anoyance Co. .375 Chemek eta t PLASTI-KOTE Requires no Waxing for your fi(ors or linoleum. Yeater 'Appliance Co. 375 Chemeketa Linoleum $3.45 V A 1. 1 FY TURN CO 285 N COM'L GENERAL Electric refrigerator. 4-5 cu. fti older model, good - finish. Soo. Phone 3-8790. Stiff Furn pianos Co $7a ea SEAT COVERS La ree -stock : of ' beautiful " patterns. famous quality. Il ore ana piasucseai covers. Fit almost any make or model from isjo-1949. . $4.98 Up Master Service Stations 365 N." Commercial SUN - Lam d. Soerti Dedestal tvoe Clutter Appliance Repair Shop. 310 S. Hiffh. Phone 2-4587. 6FFICE desk. Oak. Very good. 940 N 13th St. - ' . S IN. Craftsman Jointer, nearly new Phone 3-9694. 2 FRONT seats for Chevrolet sedan de- livery. Practically new. Clutter Ap pliance Repair Shop, 210 S. High. 2-4587. ; - .." - 472 Wanted. MlsceQaneous SOMEONE with truck to bring tractor and equipment from Merced, Calif. to saiem. 733 w. zotn. z-qbbi. WANTED TO BUY Rough - Green Douglas Fir Clear tn any quantity, thickness or size In C&Better. Bv truck to our olant a Harden Bridge about 3 mile NJC. of Korinir field on Mohawk Highway or bv rail te - Hendricks en Southern Pacific At Clements Lumber Co, Eugene. Oregon P.O Box 90S. Phone 5-3317. 1 TRADER LOUIE PAYS SPOT CASH for used furniture, appliance, rugs tools etc Ph Jt-85B8 HONEST prices paid for used furniture Ranges, refrigerators, bed sets, trail ers, antiques, guns and anything of value. Dont delay. Call us today. Glenn Woodry's. 3-5110 or bring to 1009 N. Summer w . - 474 Miscellcmeotut WANT TO Buy used camera at McEwan photo Shopr 245 N. High. Dental Plate Repair . TWO-HOUR "SERVICX CT MOST - CASES - Bring or Mall Your Plate for Rep? DR. HARRY SEMLER, DENTIST Adolph Bldg StaU U Com Ph 2-3311 47b Fuel AVOID RUSH. Buy Andersons ' Hand picked 1$" slab wood - now. . 2 cord only $12. Phone 2-7751, PRUNE. . oak $10 per load. Ph S-2129. BUY WINTER FUEL. NOW ptvwood cores, lo ends. Ph. 3-841 and . slab DRY Second growth fir wood. 4-241 or 3-445. TR1-CITY FUEL - Th Best Fuel at A Saving ' Ask for S & H Green Stamps PHON"E 2-7442 ' BOX Wood. Immediate delivery. Trie- sen Box CO. PftOTie 3-81 g. Planer trimesters 1 , Special nJXt cord CAPITOL LUMBER - FUEL CO. 3-77? 1 or 3-gg74 n ura BOJ Ph. 3V4M33. 25 S. 12th. If Old rir . Veneer Core Split fog Furnace ; desired, - i' wuod Old and Second Growth llr 2 UNIT LOADS Delivered to Salem $12.00 For orders please call collect Independence 42 Independence Lumber and - Manufacturing Company I nrtenenrfenre Oregori UO lousiness & Finance Start 1951 with a t CLEAN SLATE ? ; . ; Pay off your biUs with a convenient . "BILL CONSOLIDATION loan . Fast, friendly service 2 , Typical Plana S II Mo, Amount ' Payment! 150.00 . 5 12.00 . j 380.00 5 -20.00 : ! 760.00 . i1 00.00 . Pacific Industrial Loans US S. Liberty phono 4-2203 m CASH . NOW ; $25.00 to $500.00 Salem's largest and oldest home-own ed loan company offer money when you need itl - You can pay anytime to reduce net COST! . i i No endorsers, or help from friends I On cars, trucks, trailer homes to $500.00 On furniture, livestock, equipment. salary or other personal property up to bjuo.uui i . Phone or visit our office today I Hear "Top Trade" 12 0$ daily KSLM, 1390 KCsIl 5 1 General Finance Corp.' ; ' Lie No S13S snd M33S PHONF S-9161 - 13 3 CQM1 9T, $$ .t Money( $ $$ . V rHA Loan 20 to ft a a year repayment plan.' "CONSTRUCTION . . Loans ib percent farm loan i i Personal, rurnlture, ? ' ' 'r i- i t Auto Loan j : . Tor an .your, money needs'" ! I ' - ! ! : State Finance Co. I I 153 S. High St. Lie S2H M221 Tel. 3-4121 AUTO LXIANS- WTLLAMETTE CREDIT CO. 1S2 S. Church St '. Ph. 2-34S1 Parking Aplenty, j Uc MlSff-Sl'M 1 1 LOANS f ror Easter Shopping and to pay bill $25 to $500 On Auto i TJp to $300 on Furniture or Salary and convenient monthly payments ar ranged. Dont borrow; unnecessarily, but when a loan is th best solution to a money problem, see me. I say "Yes" to 4 out of .3 who ask for ' loan. Endorsers not needed. Come in or phone today. i f 'i PERSONAlj : - Finance Company N of Salem' I 105 8. Hivh St. i Ph. 2-244 ; Ue. No. S-122 M-183. C. R. Allen. Mrv. PRIVATE Money to loan, fn. z-o.j FARM ana ClTV LOANS 4U and 9 . s'our own terms of repayment within reason. Cash for Real Estate Con tracts and Second Mortgages. CAPITOL SECURTTIKJ CO. . H87 Court St 1 Ph 4-2T?3 Private Money On Cars Truck & Trailer Homes Long or Short Terms Paytnenta Roy H. Simmons 13 8. Commercial St j Pbon 2-Sl$l S12 Loans Wanted WISH $2,600 private money on 26 acre farm, a room moiero nouae. nx.. n. Box 422. Ph. 4-2623. i 600 Employment 602 Help Wanted I I i enmgs F-Recep.-Steno. M-Offic Mgr. F -Statin. Clerk F-Legal Sec. Dr s. offic i: i- .. oeen . MM)---$1''S 917S F-Steno. Bkkpr. COMMERCIAL PLACEMENT AGENC 4S4 State St. . .' Phone 2-14r8 rpera -a. WANTED: Route saiextnan, dryckao- ing route open. You -own your own " truck. Very liberal tonuniwiod. Can start at once. Box 280 co iue man. i i i 604 Help Wanted, Male Office Mgr. Young man 25-35 wanted tor re pon sible position Must have trk ' ground of exp. in acoountlng . s . bookkeeping, pleasant personality as neat appearance. Excellent salary. COMMERCIAL PLACEMENT AGENCY 494 State St. Phone 2-14g RELIABLE married man : for gren . house and garden. Housing furnish ed. 750 Stewart afternooq Sunday or ' 1 p.m. weekdsy. MAN to work on poultry iarm, small house, milk, eggs, lights,: water fur- nished and salary. No phone rklla. . Must apply in person. Atchison Leg horn Farm. 1,B nulea North of Can - by. Oregon. . , u twi Help Vanted. f eaaaie EARN money at homei full, part time, - Box 125. Statesman. ; j ClRLS age 10 or over. Work aller noons as usherettes. Apply manatier, Capitol Theatre. " HO USEXEXJP LJLi children. Board, -room and salary. Sundays off. Ho 2S. co Statesmsn. i ' fXPEiOENCLD housekeeper. Live in. State age experience, pox 282. co Statesman. . . i " SLLD i middle axed latiiesfor tart time work, making; telephone acv pointmenta. Salary. - Write Box 2-3. co Statesman giving home addrea "d telephone number. - Off 'ICE GlaL for general office, tjt r. not necessary. Apply Hogg Bros., i .) State St. ' - WE HAVE a position for a.iccour I- ing clerk or clerk -typft. See Pfouta at Oregon Flax Textiles, k-J ; 7th it. W. Sa-n. . Salesladies " No experience ateoaeaary WU1 train. Pbon 25S1S. 1 , 610 CcIes Trr;r-t : J TO REPLACE men take 1 t e Arc . we need S men r w - ii i i : or part tune vor. - - roilment in Vac.--f i - medical plan. I re i a i i -; Ings. Opnortur.i.y t 1 c t limited. Cfntact 1-. I r i N. ComX La. U. u-S X-o. t fw 1 " , - f r jp e