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Newspaper Page TextSunday forties: Not that it would be a wdconw Item around. Monmouth j any means, but the OCE Wolves may lose their coaching tandem pt Bill McArtaur and Johnny Chamberlain. The U of Arizona (Tucson) is HERB PARKS moters are now marketing for US They've made it evident they dont quals. But they re also willing to plus expenses, to capable "minor O'Doul-Joe DiMaggio tour through Japan convinced the natives that American playing talent should be theirs on a regular basis . . . Wayne Scott, an all-state eager for Silverton in 1943 coach of the State Champion at coaching again after a long layoff. dleton Backaroos ... So hopeful Gene Conley, the 6-8 ex-Washington Stater, that they've refused to let him play pro basketball this winter. They gave him a fat check to offset what he might have made in quite a a umber of c-eries, owners of Huskies In action, the Washington-Oregon booked for next Friday and Saturday nights, Jan. 11-12, and the Husky-Oregon games for Eugene are tabbed for Feb. 1-2. Idaho makes its four-game swing through the valley Feb. 8-9-11-12, playing at Oregon the first two dares ... Sherman Showed 'Em How Tough He Was One af the better stories an wrestling sfUl making the roanda la the Northwest involves Ben Sherman, the oldtJmer who will da the refereeing Tuesday night for Maestro Elton Owen's next Ferry Street Garden card. In his day Sherman was one of the toughest gents to poll on a pair of tights. The only thing he lacked was the eolar to go with it. Bat he was teagh. Somehow or another he became involved in an argument as to Just how tough another matador was, this one being the noted 265 pounder. The Angel. Maurice Tillet is The Angel's real handle At any rate Sherman was moved to challenging Messeur Tillet in order to prove that the latter amounted to little or nothing as tough guys go. Sherman weighed only 190. The challenge came as Tillet was emerging from the Civic Auditorium in Portland one night, right after The Angel finished a performance. It was all over only moments after it had begun. Sherman sacked the huge Neanderthal, picked him np and slammed him to the eeanent steps. Ben then tidied his neektie, adjusted Us coat and strolled off to collect the bet he had made that he would spread The Angel aver a portion af the Auditorium entrance.; Sherman has appeared here before, as the "Masked Marvel." But he's now turned to refereeing. And we dare say he should make a pretty good one, especially when the meanies are apt to get to$ ram bunctious for their britches ... Perpetual Motion Parks Real Wow of Armory Card Speaking of wrestlers, no armory Tuesday nighter can dis agree with the fact that Herb Parks is the most astonishing; mat gladiator to show here in 19 years. To look at the semi-bald, nink cotnptexloned and partially flabby Parks walking down the street, one would think the only thing he wrestled was the lid on his Iaacli backet. Bat when he's in bis abbreviated working togs hr'a the aaoat persistent, punishing and aggressive thing in town. Ha steals every show he's on, and only because be amazes the custom ers with his spectacular stamina and doing-something-attall-times maneuvers. A Canadian, Parks is in his early forties and is successful in an other field besides wrestling. He operates a fishing resort at; North Bay. Ontario, during the summer months, with brother Bill as part ner. He's also an expert swimmer, hunter and angler. And on current weekends you're likely to find him making slippery mayhem pn the slopes of Mt. Hood's skiing arenas. A gaad matured gent until moved In the other direction. Herb was telling us the other night that one of the toughest battles he was ever in took place last Monday night. New Year's Eve.: He and brother Bill took in a public square dance near Portland. Tve never been bumped, banged and pushed around so much in my life," grinned the Perpetual Motion man. "You've gotta be In real shape to last through one of those battle royals, believe me. NOTICS Tho regular annual meeting of the members of the Salem Federal Savins and Loan Association will bo held at Laom the opinions off a nationally k research f organization on the 1952 outlook and earnings and j dividends off 65 Industrial stocks 25 Utility stocks ; 40 Rail stocks. i j Seat) I CONRAD, BRUCE fc CO. CoaHoataat Meose toad ate a free copy ol THt 151 K if CAST" I coupon today If 9UT fret I w ! KAMI AODtfSS CITY A. W. Smithor, Representing CONRAD, BRUCE & CO. Investment Securities 203 Oregon Building, Phone 3-4106 Salem, Oregon Portland - Medford - Eugena - Vancouver, Wn. I Featuring tho Finest In CHINESE and AMERICAN FOOD O lunch Dinners ; Lata Snacks Pi spared Orders to Talto Out, Phoino 2-6596 NEW ENLARGED DININO ROOM Facilities Available For Banquets and Parties StSS ralrgroanda Ra. Jast Btao coach-bununf again, ana if mok in over the McArthur record and background. Both of which are exccDtionaOr attractive. If Bill should be beckoned by Arizona, he'd take along Chamberlain as his No. 1 assistant, a role John has olared so well In recent seasons at OCE . . . Arizona wouldn't be the easiest spot in the land; how ever. Not one of the last five foot ball coaches there has lasted long er than two seasons. Seems that the school wants to do something the five coaches havent been able to do consistently, win . . Their bid may never reach the propor tion of that by the Pasqual Bro thers and the Mexican league raids on stateside baseball talent some years ago, but Japanese pro- talent for their Nipponese circuits in end raiding, as did the Pas- pay as much as $5000 per season. league talent. The recent Lefty High back in 1933-34 and then Klamath Falls Pelicans, is back Wayne now mentors the Pen are the Boston Braves for Pitcher the hoop loop ... In answer to which no doubt want to see the State series for Corvallis is the office of the Association, 540 State Street. Salem. Oregon, on Wednesday, January IS. 1952. at 4.-00 P.M. J, STATS Open Dally 11 JLM. to 2 JLM. I Sat, Til 3 KUL 1 before ye get to tho BaUj gjgBtx . Salem bitaarleo AUSTIN Mrs. Helta Jassua Austin, late resi dent f SMS Portland Rd, at a local hospital Jam. S at the m o S3. Sur vived by daughter. Mrs. Ruth Oaira , CMoaatwa; Sr t Ur! urVUlt l a nursing aaaae Jan. 4. Survived by aba ter. Mrs. uene HcuiiKT, aim; niece. Mrs. Ma urine Garcia. Long Beach, Cam.: nepnew. rrea cannicai. Pea diet on. Services wul b held at IS JO aj. Monday. Jan. 7. at Virgil T. Golden Company 'with in tail at at Belerest Memorial Park. TKUZAX John L. Trueax. at the 445 S. 29th St, Jan. 4. Survived by wife. Mr. Ury Trueax. Salem Maers, Mrs. Wilbur Sedore and Mrs. G. H. Kelly, bota Salem? sons, Richard Trueax. Camas, Wash, and Fred Trueax. Portland; staters, Mrs. Paul Stutt, Mrs. Maude Gordon. Mrs. Linie IteuhceL all Salem, and Mrs. LUlie Babcock. Custer. S. D : brother. Bill Trueax. El Calon, Calif. Services wul be held at 3 p.m. Monday. Jan. 7. at Clough-Barrtck Chapel with the Rev W. H Lyman officiating. Inter ment at Belerest Memorial Park. COCHKAN Mrs. Vesta Cochran, at the residence, 1795 Lee St. Survived by niece. Mrs. Robert Harper. Lancaster, Pa. Services will be held at 1 :30 pjn. Monday. Jan. 7. at Clough-BarrtcK Cbapei witn ur, Lloyd T. Anderson officiating. Inter ment at Belerest Memorial Park. ROBERTS Mrs. Kate Roberts, at the residence. 1703 Broadway. Jan. 4. Survived by man. Georee W. Roberts. Salem, and Fred T. Roberts of Helena. Mont.: also seven grandchildren and 13 crest er and eh lid re n . Announcements later by Virgil T. Golden Company. PICKENS William C. Pickens, late resident of 825 Tho-npson Ave.. Jan. 4. at a local hospital Survived by wife. Mrs. Mabel Pickens Salem: four daughters, Mrs. rteva Matthews. Myrtle CreeK. Mrs. Nell Hstfteld of Scio. Mrs. Dorothe Jackson. Salem, and Mrs. Marjorie Ritchie of Salem: son. Chester Pickens. Salem: two sisters. Mrs. J. Dale Tavior. Eueene. Mrs. Robert Travis. McMlnn ville: two brothers. Kanaffe Pickens. Salem and Ivan Pickens. Rosebure: also IS randchi'.dren and four KTeat r rand children. Services will be held st 10.30 a.m. Tuesday. Jan. 8. at Clou(th-Barrck Chapel with the Rev. Omar Barth and the Kev. irann s cari na rd offiHatin?. Interment at Belerest Me.norUl Park. Casket will be ooen to friends until 9 30 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 8. 4,500 Fire Leaves Willaminans Homeless Statesman News Service WTLLAMINA The Luther Ro berts family was male homeless by a fire which completely gutted the home in which they were liv ing Wednesday night. They lost a tt ir furnishings and clothing, which were uninsured. The house was owned by W. E. Smelser and was reported, to be insured. Dam age was set at about $4,500. 300 Personal 312 Loot and Found LOST: 3 . year male ahephard collie. West Salem. Please Phone 3-S4S4 evenings. ; . LOST Elks tooth on tie clasp Re ward. Phone 3-4443. 314 Transportation DRIVING XI Paso via Los Angeles. San Diero January 15th. Take pas aengcr. References. Phone 3-3311. 316 Personal Get-Acquainted Club TROUGH SOCIAL correspondence, thousands meet their "Ideal." Write today for list of earibles. Simpson. Box 1351. Denver. Colo. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. 315V. N Commercial St. Phone 2-2108 Meet ings Sunday. 3 pjn Tuesday, 7:3 pjn. 4-3544. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous Ph. 3-0133 PO Bat 734. YMCA. Wed. and Fit at 00 pjn. 4430 Agriculture 402 Livestock FOR SALE: 3 year quarter horse. Ph. 4-4547. SEAL bids will be accepted to January 15th 3 registered American breed mares with foals, 1 registered American .tud 7 months old. 1 registered thor oughbred saddle horse. S years. 1 black and white Shetland, 3 years. 1 three quarter horse broke gentle. 3 one horse trailers. 1 two horse trailer. 4 western saddles. 1 single harness, 1 single light wagon. D. D. Delp. 337S Silverton Rd. FOR SALE: Guernsey cow. $185. Phone 2-2966 Salem. PAIR matched buckskin saddle horses, wonderful combination for man and woman. Phone 4-4315. GUERNSEY heifer. golden color, gentle, fresh by the 10th. Phono 2-5905. FOR SALE 3 year old Springer cow. Phone A urns vi 11c 882. MILK GOATS. Phone 4-3168. due to freshen soon. BONDED livestock buyer. A. F Som fr.er, 2130 Chemawa Rd. Phone 4-2617. BONDED LIVESTOCK buver K C MrCsndllsn 1121 S Ph 3-817 BONDED Livestock buyer Claude Ed wards Rt 3 Box S9SE Ph 4-1113 LICENSED and tMMided livestock buyer T- I Onethen. 1840 Lancaster Dr Phone 3 .345 404 Poultry and Rabbits HENS AND FRYERS WANTED: Heavy or light. Top prices. Phone 2-2861. Lee's Hatchery. FOR SALE New Hampshire red pul lets. $1.73 each. Ready to lay. Phone 4-3507. For March Delivery! Order your baby chicks NOW from Sears Farm Dept. Basement. Sears, Roebuck and Co. S50 N. Capital Ilttanrawwvnmc, ssjssittrtaJee- aervtassT later by"uoweU-Kdwartfs CHa-peL Duo to tho cold weather WHITE'S DRiYE-III WILL CLOSE L0ll, Ml 7h Win ro apart on or about Fob. 11th WHITE'S lu;:cii vmi immii 0FEJ Til 1 a. m. during this poriod 425 Auction Solos MX FRONTAGX cteto,?MI ir?fu X lust North of the Drive-In theatre. The ftftS ft. Is in two parcels. One Just r 1 9jnwool B100 rteuMna 13 ft. of frontage with a depth of 300 ft. The other parcel Ilea just P""?? "T Mmwm mm im warta off soe n. The pt epei ty will be offered in two separata parcels. ana oat aoverusoo. TXRMS or SALS: ! a bid deposit YSJiJfTTTf ur? T Lr1- BJfTic Prle " rul annual payments plus Interest at . glvast tn form of a note eecured by raortgmf. Altowaace for a email borne trade-in vffl be considered, and aa allowance given la biddiaa if notified la ample time aa that Inspection can be aaada before data of sale. Piopeity will be sold subject to the approvah) ol the owner. Auctioneer's note: i: I am err careful in surttag prop be prasaat or I will net attempt aale may be had by pKoning m Real Estate Auctioneer Claude M. Kilgore 390 S. Lancaster Dr. Ph.2-5706 "77 successful 404 Poultry and Rabbits FOR SALX: 4 N. H. pullets laying - good, $3 each. E. J. Ward. 4349 Lan caster Dr. Phone 4-H81. PARMNTKR cooker lis and New H am r shire chicks, weekly, day old or stirted Ph. 3-aaei. Lee's Hatchery. FOR Eejcs Parmenter reds and Noa broody Hampshire Also Pure Nich ols Broiler chicks Circular Gehrina Hatynery Silverton. HArOaKS of Golden Broad ana N Hampshire chicks every Tuesday We specialize in broiler chicks roxH Hatchery 3S30 State St phono 396 40TTote WILL give good home to Persian type kitten. Phone 3-33T7. CANARIES Selling complete stock. excellent sineers. good breeding bens. Phone 3-5S38. COCKER pups Saturday. Sunda and Ma- after 3 pjn. weekdays. 523 drona. I'KUPU'AL USH and supplies C L Mann Battlx-reeh Brt Turner Ore GOLDFISH Tropical Fish Salem Seed ana implement Co.. rront at State LeGRAY KENNELS 3-1083 MOORE'S tropical fish aquarium tanks, plants, heaters & thermostates Mar vel pumns. 7 miles from S. Lancaster on Macleay Hd. Phone 27321. closed Wednesday. 4T2 Fruit and Farm Produco" ONIONS II a bag. 1 Al Ped. 5230 PortUnd Rd. Ph. 4-407 APPLES Best buys In town page 4. See Display Ad on 414 Farm Eauxpmons FOR SALE: A las Chalmers machinery New and used. Phone 4-1955. 425 Auction Solos Auction Special consignment of farm equipment to be sold Thursday January 10th at 12:30 p.m. at Lane Sudtell's Auction Sales Yard. Located 14 miles east of Salem on Silverton Rd. 194S Alia Chambers tractor with IS" plow. Hydraulic lift and power take off. S-ft. Avery tandem disk. 3-eectlon drag harrow. John Deere 3-row corn cultivator. McCormick Dee ring mower. 3-wheel trailer. New Barb wire and other misc. arti cles. This equipment is all 3 years old and In excellent condition. Dairy Cows Guernsey cow, bred April 12th 2nd calf. Guernsey cow, bred April 14th 4 yrs. old. Guernsey cow, due Feb. 4 years old. Holstein cow. springer 2nd calf. Holsteln heifer, springer, bred April 17th. These cows are all one man's stock are big cows and In good condition. 30 head of spring lambs. . LANE SUDTELL AUCTION SALES YARD Phone 3-6098 450 Merchandise 451 Machmory and Tools KOTOTILLER sales, parts, and service Ho' Bros. Fa. S-3S4S 1410 S 3th (UUH ttni ana effort demanna guod tools Rent or buy them at Bouset Rrosi 1410 S 12th DEALERS nd repair station for Wood boss chain saws, Bxiggs. Clinton & Wisconsin gasoline engines Howser Bros . 1410 S. 13th Ph. 3-3644. 455 Housobold Goods Foe fScSi ELECTRO DAY Electric Range, full size, deep well cooker. 3 top burners 875. " Vanity w mirror, bed. coil springs, all 3 820. Baby crib $13. Play pen $5.00. 5075 Will Ave., turn right at Keizer School. 1st road left. Phono 4-2017. 3uQ. 400 Agriculture 425 Auction Saloo LAND AUCTION Sunday, January 13-3:00 P.M. riaine eu n. rrotuage witn a oepui or la one parceL Rata to required of sucoaesful bidder at rpnchulon of biddinx. Cash or e reoulred propettji for public auction. The un w mu nmm. nay- uupenKo or ine ptopeity offered in tlus me for an appointment. Mr. and real estate auctions in the 450 Merchandise 455 Hoaaohold Goods Fox Solo DAVENPORT and chair. plasUc-Bolt- afler. biege. used only S weeks. $134. Phone 3-SS1S. WOOD ranee Ac gas range, with trash burner. S3 each. 1389 E. Rural. ROOMS of furniture for aale. li4 High. Phone 3-4383 SOLD walnut dining table with 4 chair. Westinghonse range. 843 Pat terson. Phone 3-5984. MAYTAG washer, excellent condition. S90. 3-8343 or 170 Grant. ANTIQUE organ, also small gas heat ma stove. Phone 3-7320. Used Furn., Cheap TRADE TERMS Valley Furn Co. 235 No Coral. 2-7472 456 Wantod. Housobold Goods WATERFALL 4-piece bedrm. set. full length mirror, mattress and springs. Complete 343. Call Sunday between 10 and 3 at ltBO S. Church, or call 3-7051 HIGHEST CASH. 1 piece or houseful Call 3-3797 Hare Furniture. 253 N High Highest Prices Valley Furn. Co. 2-7472 Courteous Appraisal Premium Prices Trader Louie 3-8558 458 Building Malarlala WRECKING ONE OF SALEM'S LARG ER AND BETTER HOMES at 893 Chemeketa St. All kinds material to build anything. A lot of beautiful windows, large small. All kinds doors 2000 ft. good flooring. 2O0t ft. 2x12. 2000 ft. 2x under 10 ft length. 1250 ft. 6 inch siding. All Lath and scrap lumoer free If you need win dow glass we sell them cheap. 13 Venetian blinds of ail sizes. Bath tubs, large sinks, laundry tubs, sew er pipe, water pipe. All materials In this building is No. 1. AU msterials reasonably priced. Harry W. Par sons Phone 3-2932. Ship Lap 323 & $35 2x4 $35 Ax $33 2xS & 2x8 $35 Mahogany front door -$17 Eppi ing Lumber Co. 3470 Silverton Rd. Phone 3-2054 SHINGLES SHAKES Best grade No I s $10 Uo 2's $7. No 3 i sa S3 Any amount delivered 18 in. No. 1 carton packed sidewall shkkes $13.50 per sq jrlth under course Common umber all grades Oak and Pecan flooring Ted Muller oh Salem 2-1 IDS evenings CARLOAD No. 1 Random length red oak flooring. Best quality. $190 per ro. While supply lasts. Phone 2-1196. Ted Muller. 480 Musical bistrumamts SPINET PIANO. Fine make. Beautiful case and tone. Will sacrifice for quick sale. Cash or terms. Can be seen in Salem Write D. G. Laws. P. O. Box 47. Eugene. Oregon. 166 Trado. MiscoflanoouiT TRADE piano in excellent condition for car. pickup or cow. 2640 Portland Rd. wees: days. FOR SALE or wiU trade for '42 or '46 model car. Mechanic toolsdt welding equipment. E. L. Mulbey. Rt. 1 Box 94. Silverto i, Oregon. Phone 4353. 463 For Rant, IvQscollanoous- a DRIVE TRUCKS FOR RENT Blan kets furn. 197 S. Liberty. Ph. 3-9062. p LLL? LXDB High School Audilorinm Tlckota oa solo at First Nxtkxcd and Ladd & Bush Bosks bogtonrncj Jaxu 21. 1951. Ad-raaco rosorrattoos marf bo soenrod by wrUiaq Dr. B. L. TrslstoxL North Capitol Stroot. Scdoxa. Ofqoa. ALL SEATS Sponsorod try St. A0tfXgricTi1tnrt t 425 Auction Saios MI FRONTAGX of the South side of 36 ft. aad on be held on the above land at the time posslbinttos of a real bargain meat Owners Mrs. H. E. Parton Ph.3-9829 past 36 months 450 Merchandise 488 For Root Mls-calkmoou TOOLS as oqulpeneart to make a Job better Rent o buy at Ho wear Bros 141S & 13th Phone 3-34 470 For Solo. MIscoQanooas SINGER treadle sewing machine, full set of standard attachments. 327 JO. easy payments if deetred. Ralph jonnion Appliances. 3-3138 PIECE twin bed. walnut bedroom set. food condition, reasonable. Phone FOR SALE: Norge refrigerator in good BfeONDE radio combination, like new. x erierson ax NICE play pen $7.50. Woodry Bargains. 1803 N. Summer. HOTPOINT electric range, lew oven. good condition. $45. Phone245g7. la t Anna oi stair carpeting, reason- able. Phone 3-7005. I A B. C 40 inch electric table top ironer. Hi chair with plate table. 3 vanity qrcsaers. Phone 2-5015. TABLE saw complete. $25. Woodrv Bargains, 1805 N. Summer. DELUXE Tsppan gas range, excellent condition. Best offer takes- 3-4830. LAHGE mejl secretary desk 8c pos ture chair, bke new, $160. 978 S. Com mercial. Phone 3380i FOR SALE: Belerest lots. Phone 4-4367". 1947-1',, T. CM C. mileage $.000. 1937- Chev. sedan. 1941 In'er-alllance ton pickup. 1810 Lana Ave. G. E. WASHER with pump. 1950 model, like new. Ree. $189 50. Special $79 50. Woodry Bargain, 1805 N. Samtner. FOR SALE: Iron double bed. springs St mattress. 9x13 wool rug. Phone 2-183V Mornings. HEATER: 220 V. 5.000 watts. Therma- dor portable, $87. Sedewidk 3-4759. THERM A DOR portable 220V - 30O0W heater. BO-W train transformer. Ph. -1583. HI GRADE walnut dining suite, im mscuiate condition, splendid buy at $95 see it today at Glenn Woodry'. 1605 N. Summer. Terms of course. Open Sunday Too A-l apt. size range $65. Large red davenport $44.50. Nice white trash burner $47.59. Flat top electric range $34.50. Many other top bargains. T-J Furni ture Co.. 568 Edgewater MONTGOMERY WARD washing ma chine, with pump, used 1 year, rea sonable. Phone 3-9416. BOY'S Sen winn Bike. 20". Also laree scooter. Both like new. Phone 2-7497. SHPC" drop leaf exterior breakfast set. $19 JO. '. Woodry Bargain. 1603 N. Sum- roer. USED treadle sewing muchine. Good condition. Reasonable. Call after 5 Pjbi. 495 3 2Qth St. 600-16 TLRE chains and Motorola car heater. Phone 2-S4C7. 33i Fawk Ave. 3 WHEEL trailer with rock for sale. 3-1813. HAT for sale. $25 ton. Pratum High waj. Rt. 6 Box 580. ELECTRO DAY Electric Range, full size, deep well cooker. 3 top burners $73. Vanity w mirror, bed. coil springs, all 3 $20. Baby crib $12, Play pen $5.00. 5073 Will Ave, turn right at Ketzer School. 1st road left. Phone 4-2017. 50 MODEL refrigerator, deluxe elee. range. Perfect. $149.50. Woodry. 1805 N. Summer. " SPECIAL S pc. blonde BR, suite, used.. $79 59. Bleached mahogany desk, new, $37 JO. Empire ironer, portable with stand, like new, $29.50. Apt. size gas range, white enamel, $4750. Jewett upright grand piano. $123. Nice bathroom sink. $14-50. Many good used items at bargain prices. Trader Louie's, 1870 Lana Ave. Ph. 3-8558. USED Singer treadle sewing machine with full set of standard attachments. Ralph Johnson Appliances. Phone 3-3139. SMALL oil circulator. Phone 4-1874. like new. $30. MISCELLANEOUS household" items. 325 Union St. very reasonable. EXTRA special buy In a fur coat. Can 2-8780. FOR SALX Apartment size Hotpoint electric stove. Phone 2-3228. Singer sewing machine good. $23 Wood ry 1805 N. Summer. STORXLTNE baby buggy with pad. hamburger grinder. Phone 3-1171. COLDS POT refrigerators. 3 only. Fac tory regullt units. 1 year warranty. $80. Sears Warehouse, 240 E. Liberty. 0ESEQV1 Mark Urrhoran Cltvrch V. Tho Stajasnnan. Salom, Orooon. Sandar Janngry 8 ISI4-I3 ;t' 450 Merchandise 470 For Solo. Miscollanooas LARGE piece Walnut dining room set. good condition, suitable for laree family. $303. Phone 3-3408. ISM N. Cokt . XRGlTenae of drawers, $7-50. Woodry 180S N. Sommtr. FOR SAlf GE eiectric radio kwttery. practloaUy new S2S. alM vacuum. Utile una, best caatt orrer. S-0C14 aXECTBOLUX vacuuns. very late mod" el. looks new, mast seU. 3-574. USED pIAnoJ Wiltsey , Music House ISM STATU MOVING OX. SU, Woeeiry Smearier I Kit Ranees IM Uwmm Yeatrr A Kohler & Campbell Pianos Wiltsey Music House 1880 STATE NEW AND uses Sewing meceiinee Co. 37S Chemek- Yeeter eta. r- Crushed Quarry Rok Phone 4-51 TT rjEHFRZC FREEZERS Y eater Ao- ollance 2TS Chemeketa 13 LiNOLXUM rwes 34 im Bare Fur- wture Co 153 W. High. NS tweattuo CHARrS CorseQer Mary Bales 1183 Center at Shooolata 35ST8 Wailins iand & Gravel Co Crushed Rock Far roads & dliveesr Cetnent Reedy mis. Concrete Garden Sand BuQ dozing -irataaaa and ditching k vd a nrrnm tine V Wrecking Bid;. $82 Mill planks St Lot of 213 long leagUi 3-3232 evtnlnga. r and Useo Yea4er AooilMir Co etj STANLEY tome products Lee Mlndt 335 S 19th. Linoleum $3.45 VALLEY FURN CO, 283 N COM1. 472 Waniod, Mlscculanoous WANTED. Buildings to tear down. Ail kinds. George A. Hall 1305 Keizer Rd. GOOD second growth stumpage. Will put in saw mill. Give 'j of lumber for itumpage. Phone 2-5107. L. V Lemire. 4060 Hazelgreen Rd. TIMBER WANTED within 60 mGe radius of Salem. Phone 2-4891. TOP PRICES for old cars, scrao iron for Jnnk We make immediate pickup. For national defense. Phone 4-3243. OLD cars and obsolete machinery for junk. Call 4-4021. 474 Mlscalkmsous INSTRUCTION. MALE WELDING Arc and Gas Learn in spare time. Big Increase in demand for welding operators. Write for free informaUon. Utilities Eng. lost. Box 178 co Statesman. "Taar rriendly Theatra" STARTS TODAY 7c6nT"i-45 PATBOA HUGH UltLOO CO-FEATURK TICHKICOLOR ROMAUCE! THE FORVEI fAR Of "SOUTH PACIFIC". . . SINGS HE LOVE SONGS TO LAMA! r X M-G-M prssM LANA Turner as III essw r -TECH N I CO LOR I SOON: Most seU white enaaael wood cook stove aad 4-S room od heeter. new. used MttW. Sefl Cor bail. 333 Union St. after noon. USED Ml heater M a sa, Good HeeiseSf vxtiiut. 4S7 Court. ARMU53 dervesko. 185 N &ccOD SUV om aaaes ar I : Mr I I ?! Trr, CI TaT 450 Merchandise 474 Mlscollanoous INSTRUCTION HIGH SCHOOL NO OJLSSTa Study at home, spa re Urn. DIPLOMA. awaroeo. writ for FaXaT Catatoa a. Wayne School, ITT co gtatevraaa. Dental Plate Repair nro-HOUR SERVICE CASTS s ucrt anae- ae Sean T DR. aTJsRjrr SEatutJt OS-T fce Bkt stsrfa a? 47 Foal If dry old Br. kaota. or er ev fiiwpjacew Asm 1 4ry AnUtiUIUN'k 3 seed load SIX Ph 2-7751 or 4-e Oregon Fuel Co. Good PI nan sawdust, tuba push-out. Dry or green IS alas. Dry or greea Is" sarr oat Broadway POBO GKEJ 16 la i0 m)olm trianmncs. Ph 3-7TZ2 ar. Capitol Lumber & FrxdLCo. Ask far S a H Green Stamps dumped Dry or green, slab or Phovte- 2-7442 SXASOXED second growth fir and" stab? prone wood "booe 4-294 L 3WU dev and eveamgs!. Highway FuefCrx.r OH LAN LR TRIMMINGS tot cook) eteJa heater very- auce- ror kxnditsss "hone 3-7723, er fx) 3 a, per cord CanitoJ Lumber & Fuel Co. West Salem' Fuel Co. IS-IN DRY OR CBEE SLAB WOOD DRT PLANER ENDS r OVd growth kleee me is tav aSsssa SCREENED SAWDUST RURAL DELIVERI EaV DTXSE1 AND STOVE Oil; Phone: Salem 2-ean Aasa pek up wmi at t St 500 Business & Finance 510 Monay to Loan Private Moner ; Oa Cars Long ee rrucss At Trailer Botnas Short Terms Roy H. Simmons SS S Commercial St Phoe- t-titl Sneak Preview Postponedl Wstcfi for Annow ncatmonti RIGHT NOW!; NOW! CONTINUOUSI ur mvuxzl - trn I nrtvrf I i I1LSSXII 1 NOW! CONTESTJOUSI James Stewart Marieaa Dietrica la T4o Highway In tho Sky Al! "UsHinion In Rano" ; now! t ace errsi ;: Clark GabJa Barbara Staawyck. In -Kay To tho Cty Aad! stabcrt Tayier la Tho Davit's Doorway ENDS SUNDAY! Brirnstooo" Tho IGd from ClsvalswrJ" Tho Schaafar Drug Storo tahoJ on your proscription that H has boon acurs3aiy compoundad by an ozpori. oncod pharmacist, accorxuns to your Doctor's cliraciiorasl Tte safo . . . bring your I tion to Schaarors. Opoa Sundays 9 a.rru to 6 p-m. Schaofcrs Drug Sfcro 1299 1952 Phono 3-5197 i 135 North Comma rdil e-jcea. ft H f f j