Sunday sorties: . , ,
Top prospect for the new managerial post at Lewiston Is said to
be Bill Brenner, longtime bossman of the Vancouver who last season
rode herd at Yakima . . . Phone call from J. Luther (Like) Sewell to
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shape and is harvesting the points and (3) 6-5 Center Jacr wsnop
fTT : . t wmtnr Harold Hauk always did like to
mold his outfits around a big and capable center. Bishop is fast prov
ing; to be the bill-filler . . . Another prep scoring standout in the state
to fit alongside the Halbrooks and Frederick is Milwaukee Hih s
Jerry Zimmerman. He hit for 37 points against Gresham the other
night and is averaging well over 20 per game. He's an U-around ath
lete at Mflwaukie, where Jerry Lillie now coaches the footballers.
Zimmerman pitches for the baseball team and halfbacks for the foot
ballers . . . Washington Husky Guard Mike McCutchen is an athletic
rarity in that he teaches Sunday School in a Seattle church. You don t
often see this combination ... The -Gale" playing basketball for the
City League Campbell Insulators is the one and same Laddy Gale ol
Oregon "Tall Fir" fame. He'll coach the City All-Stars in their romp
with the Harlem Globetrotters next Friday night at the Vik Villa. In
cidentally, same Trotters drew an all-time Tacoma basketball record
3600 the other night. They should've been around last summer, in Ta
coma Tiger baseball suits ...
Uurley Impresses at Shrewd Manager for 'Kid
While In Seattle recently we bad the pleasure of meeting Jack
Hurley, the rT"1- and astate snanager of Harry (Kid) Mat
thews, who Is new the talk of the boxing werld ifer hta def lant
land against the IBC mt New Yet, the etepua-Uke faction that
is being accused of eontroling, er try ins to control, all boxing.
A deliberate and cautious fellow who might be mistaken for a
peace-loving clergyman relaxing in a hotel lobby, Hurley doesn't ap
pear to be party-of-the-first-part in the cold war existing between
himself and Al Weill, IBC promoter.
When reminded that he went to greet lengths with his efforts to
land a championship bout for his Matthews with Joey Maxim, and
then suddenly nixed it flatly when Weill offered the terms, the vet
eran boxing man had an interesting tale to tell.
-Lei aae tell you about my fishier Billy Petrolic, the greatest
f his day." tendered Hurley. "He never held a title. I proved to
i fhat fee was better off without it. A champion's saanager set
4mm fa Us own boss. He has to tie op with one pes sailer mmd
TSsifj else Is doss. Well. Petrolic today is wealthy. Is a direc
tor te a bang, and has all his marbles. .
"Maybe Billy would like to see his name in the record book as a
fellow who had been champion of the world. But his bank books don't
make bad reading, either." ,
Consequently we were left with the impression that Hurley doesm
care whether Matthews becomes champion or not so long as he con
tinues to be the most talked -of fighter in the game. It's a shrewd and
cagey way of playing fistic cards, but a profitable one indeed. Hurley
is trying to get as much money as be can for Matthews, without per
mitting the IBC monopoly to ensnare Matthews with its long-reaching
tentacles.
Uis Term Will Govern Any Title Battle
This doesn't necessarily neaa that Hnrler Intends sMestes
pinc all chances for a chaasptonaaun kwl He say accept one even
this year. Bat we'll bet that if he does, It win be under the snper-
rislM of his own terms. And if lie doesnt. atannews wui nui om
the darling of the boxing nation, worth bis weigfct tn geld at any
box office, simply because he's the boy whs Is betas denied by
the disliked IBC.
What Hoes Matthew- himself think of all this? Naturally any
fighter dreams of becoming a champion. We had a talk with The Kid
in the same Seattle hotel lobby and he looked to be anything but
broken hearted over the fact that his manager tabooed the bout with
Maxim. Matthews has great faith in Boss Hurley, and with a friendly
smile let us know, "Jack knows what he is doing."
Matchmaker Tex Salkeld was in Seattle buzzing with Hurley at
the same time, trying to land a Matthews-Danny Nardico bout for
Portland. We've since seen where Hurley doesn't think much of Such a
scrap.
On would think that the prtaeflcfctin pride mt Seattle
wonld hav nan Mt pesterinff admirers wherever he went tn
Us liar town. Yet all dnrinz his visit to the basy Olympic Hotel
lobby with his yoeag damcfater. not once did anyone stop to glare
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Floyd Clirlord ( mil; tsevens vn..
other day just about broke our
Willie's heart. The Cincinnati man
ager informed his new pitching
hope mat he (Sewell) was count
in? on Bev as the No. 1 bullpen
firmn for the Redlefis. BerensJ
tried to tell Sewell that he didn't
want to be a reliefer, but was told
instead that such was to be his
fate. "Guess I'll have to show em
in spring training that maybe I
should be a regular starter," opin
ed Bailey Road Bill . . . Well up
into the thick of things among the
state prep basketballera after a
a-so start. Salem's Vikings blame
their success to three items: (1)
The whole outfit is driving hard-
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cnny - ioaenea nsauur . . .
YMCA Men Guests,
Breakfast Club
; The Salem Breakfast Club will
i feature "Salem YMCA Day" Mon
j day at the Senator Hotel, accord
ing to President Hunt Clark.
, YMCA Official Gus Moore and
' other members of the staff will be
i .11 i j & . i
i iue ooDorra guesu, ana win speax
on the various programs now con
ducted at the Association.
Clark urges a fuD turnout of the
B-Club membership for the week
ly occasion. Meeting time will be
7:30 a. m., Monday.
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Which eomld be exactly what Soldat
inc to Brother Ivan as the two mat villUns prepare for their tag
team gigantic with Herb and BUI Parks at the Salem Armory Tues
day alght. Matchmaker Elton Owen opines this will be the snoot
thnndemns tag teamer he's ever prod need here. The bearded Gerkys
have m love for the Parks bays, and the feeling Is lte mntnaL
Should Be Terrific Tuesday . . .
Gorfry-lPas'hs Family Feud
To Flare on Armory fJkig
The wrestling version of the Martins and Coys so far as the
i Northwest area is concerned at any rate blares forth at the armory
! Tuesday night when the Gorky Brothers, Soldat and Ivan, do battle
with the Parks Boys, Herb and Bui, in one of the most promising
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tag team mat battles Matchmaker I
Elton Owen ever concocted.
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This is the one Owen has been
trying to land for over a year,
and for obvious reasons. The
Parks Brothers have taken a great
delight in making mat life rather
miserable for Soldat in recent
months, and numerous have been
the occasions for heated flareups
between the Big Russian and the
elder Parks. Perpetual Motion
Herb. It got so bad three weeks
ago that Soldat refused to show
on any card on which the Parks
family was represented, and sent
for Brother Ivan In New York.
Owen had been trying to lure
Ivan from the East for some time.
The two Gorkys appeared here in
tag team matches a year ago, and
were about as rugged as they
came. Since then, however, the
Parkses have taken over as the
most formidable duet in this area.
"Bar none." attests the produc
tive Owen, "this oughta be the
best tag team match ever seen in
Salem. It certainly has all the
earmarks."
This will be the first time the
brother teams ever have met one
another. And since so much of the
Gorky vs. Parks storm has thun
dered here in the past, Owen
wanted to sdve Salem fans the first
meeting between the brothers.
A strong preliminary card has
been set by Owen also. In the
8:30 p.m. opener Newcomer Marcel
Ouimet, a Frenchman, will clash
with Gene Blakely, Texas tough
guy. The 2-of-3 fall soecial has
Buck Weaver on with Prince
O'Mar.
Owen urges fans to get their
seat reservations made at the
armory early, as the Tuesday
card looms as a sure sellout.
DUCK SWIMMERS WIN
EUGENE OTV-The University of
Oregon swim team captured the
two relay events to come from be
hind and defeat the youthful oad
dlers from Portland's Aero Club,
38-28, here Saturday.
Bob Gregson, Aero Club, took
individual honors for the day with
victories in the 100-yard breast
stroke and the 200 -yard freestyle.
Trotters Face All-Stars Friday
The- Harlem Globetrotters,
known the world over for their
trickery on a basketball floor and
one of the top a tractions anywhere
they go during any hoop cam
paign, make their annual visit to
Salem next Friday night
The Trotters are to make with
their mirthful mastery in the Sa
lem High Gym in an eight o'clock
game with a group of Salem City
League All-Stars, the latter coach
ed by Laddie Gale. The colored
visitors will of course weave their
halftime act into the program.
Such veteran performers as
Duke Cumberland, Tom Sealy,
Carl Helem, Babe Pressley and
Bob Hall, among others, and most
of them twice the age of the All
Stars they"U face, dot the Trotter
line up.
Gale will have on his roster an
assortment of former Salem High,
Willamette University and Ore
gon College of Education players,
including Al Bellinger, Don Hoy,
Cub Houck, Leroy Coleman. BUI
Shattuc, Dan Montag. Lefty
Sheilds and Jack Fitzmaurice.
Tickets . for the exhibition are
Metropolitan Mile Go
NEW YORK UP) Fred Wilt of
the New York Pioneer Club
breezed home in 4:14.6 Saturday
night to capture the mile run in
the Metropolitan AAU Senior
Track and Field Championships
for the second straight year.
Wilt holds the meet record of
4:12.2 which he set last year on
the flat Armory track.
DLAJN1 STUX, UNBEATEN
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (A3) - Illi
nois, unbeaten Big Ten defending
champions easily downed Michi
gan 7-51 Saturday night for the
mini's tenth victory of the season
aad their third in Conference
play.
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Church Basket
Chases Close
The battling is still close in all
three Church Basketball Leagues
as the campaign sings toward the
midway mark. In the 'A circuit
First Christian leads with a 6-0
mark but is only half a game up
on Calvary Baptist, which owns a
5-0 record.
Two clubs, First Methodist and
St. Mark's share the top spot in
the "B" loop with five wins and
no setbacks in the "C" wheel.
Jason Lee leads with 5-0 but Che
mawa is a close second with 4-0.
Meyers of . First Presbyterian
leads the individual scoring race
in the -A" league with 104 in six
games for a better-than-17 aver
age. His total includes one 38
point performance for a new
league record. Second high man
in the -A- ranks is D. Coe of 1st
Baotist with 100.
Central Lutheran's Brokke tops
the B loop with 47 markers, fol
lowed by Hesrton of St Marks with
44. In the "BT league Jason Lee's
Doughton has 65 points for honors
and second is Poe of Chetnawa
with 55.
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Anderson and Barbs' sporting
goods firms. The game Is under
the sponsorship of the .Salem
Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Stock Market
Hustles Ahead
NEW YORK (JP) - An abrupt
about face in the stock market this
week jerked it out of a reaction
and sent it scurrying ahead to
challenge a 21-year peak.
The railroads and oil stocks led
the turn, and the advance fed upon
pronouncements from Washington
plus internal strength of the mar
ket itself.
Prices fell the first three days
and then staged a three-day ad
vance. Saturday the Associated
Press average of 60 stocks gained
20 cents st $100.40 making the net
gain on the week 60 cents.
The average now stands only
$1.10 away from the 21-year high
reached Oct. 15.
The amount of business on the
stock exchange this week enpand
ed to 8,320,000 shares, the best
since the week ended Oct. 27.
The day's volume came to 740,
000 shares, the best since Oct. 27.
There were 896 individual issues
on the tape with 406 up and 240
down. Twenty-three new highs
and 2 new lows were established.
Grain Prices
Slowly Sink
CHICAGO CP) -A slow down
ward drift, which stirred up very
little trading activity at any time,
dropped grains on the Board of
Trade Saturday.
There was just one burst of buy
ing activity in wheat, right at the
opening. The bread cereal rose
around a cent on purchases from
commission houses with south
western milling connection. It
faded quickly once that demand
was satisfied.
Throughout the day, however,
wheat acted better than nearly
everything else, and the March
contract managed to close with the
smallest-, fractional gain. May rye
also was firm, but trading- there
was very light.
Wheat closed lower to
higher to 1 cent higher, soybeans
W-1 lower and lard 3 cents low
er to 5 cents a hundred pounds
higher.
Salem
Obituaries
Mcdowell
Mrs. Sarah Orttia McDowell ST. at
tne residence. 1629 Center St, Jan. 11
Survived by sons. Clay H. McDowell.
Ralph L. McDowell, both Salem, and
Roy A. McDowell. Lone Beach. Calif.;
four arandchlldren and five great
grandchildren. Private services at 10
a. m. Monday. Jan. 14. at Virgil T.
Golden Chapel with the Rev. W. h.
Lyman officiating. Interment will be
at Belerest Memorial Park. In lieu of
flowers, please send donations to Can
cer fund, care Postmaster, Portland.
Ore.
BEIER
Mrs. Helena Beier. 70, late resident
of lOSS Third St mt m lswl K.n,.i
- - Ml UUS)J1MI
Jan. 11. Survived by husband. John
j. oeier, aaaero: daughters, Mrs. Nettie
Gerdes. Mountain Lake. Minn., and
Mrs. Hilda Martens. Trazer. Mont .;
iaiu Hmrr V D.U. V .- 1 1
Beier. Minneapolis Minn.. Leland
Beier. Seattle. Wash., and Earl Beier.
Portland. Member of Kinrwood Bible
Church. Services will be held at 1:30
n m TumHav Jan l . . ir i . i
Bible Church in West Salem under di
rection of Howell-Edwirds Chapel. The
Rev. Ales Sauerwain will officiate.
uoneiuainaT service in Belerest Me
morial Park.
6KRNt
Mrs. Blanche Edith Greene, at the
residence. 1454 Hickory St, Jan. 12.
Survived by husband. Harry V. Greene
at Salem: sons. Kenneth and Gary
Greens of Salem: brothers, Floyd
Bacon of Salem and Phillip Bacon of
Minneapolis. Minn.; sisters. Miss Shir
ley Bacon of Minneapolis, Mrs. Be mice
Hansen of Minneapolis and Mrs. Hazel
Brophy of Alexandria. Minn.: aunt.
Mrs. Maude Swansea of Pelican Rap
da. Minn. Sci vices will be held at 2
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REPORT OF CONDITION of Willamette Valley Bank of Salem in the State
SC Oregon at the doss of business oa Dec. 31, 1951.
ASSETS
1. Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve
balances, and cash items in process of collection .
2. United States Government obligations, direct and
guaranteed
3. Obligations of States and political subdivisions
S. Loans and discounts (including $1,019 TO overdrafts)
7. Bank premises owned none, furniture and fix
tures S23.SS2 52 .
11. other assets
12. TOTAL ASSETS
LJABnjTTES
13. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and
corporations
14. Tisn e deposits of Individuals, partnerships, snd corporations
IS. Deposits of United States Government
IS. Deposits of States snd political subdivisions :
18. Other deposits (certified and officers' checks, etc.)
19. TOTAL DEPOSITS
23. Other liabilities
34. TOTAL IJAB.r3 .
CAPITAL
3. Capital
SS. Surplus
ST. Un id.
Bd peofi1
CAPITA
29. TOTAL
XTAL ACCOUNTS
30u TOTAL LIA-BIIJTTES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
MEMORANDA
XL Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities sad
lor other purposes 304.844 43
1. A. H. Flicker. Vice President, of the above -named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true, and that It Cully and correctlv repre
sents the true state of the several matters herein contained snd set forth, to
Uss best of my knowledge snd belief.
Correct Attest: A. H. Flicker
G. Carroll Meeks
F. G. Rankin
Karl H. Mootry
Directors.
Slate of Oregon. Caty of Marion, ss:
Sworn to sat subeexibed before me this 10th Say of
SEAL January. 1SS2.
My eommltsson expires Feb. 15. 19S3.
FLOYD X. 1CENYON. Notary Pub s.
Closing Quotations:
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51 Rey Metals
44Uchfleld
41
60
58
32'
56
38
62
52
77
33
Tire
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68 South Pae
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18
Sunsh Mn .
10
Swift and Co 34
tTransamerica 21
Twent C Fox 10
Un Oil Cal 39
19
68
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Fish 19
Un Airlines .
32
33
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33
39
Elec 35
Un Aircraft
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Un Corp
4
10
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US Plywood
US Steel
Warn Bros
West Un Tel
West Air Br
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44
27
24
26
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West Elec
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Woolworth
Scott Paper
p-m. Wednesday. Jan. 18. at Virgil T.
Golden Chape L
BOOT
EToert X. Root, lata resident of 1411
State St.. at a local hospital Jan. 12.
Surnrtd by raothar. Mrs. Llula Root,
Salem. Announcement of services later
by Virstl T. Golden Company.
8WEAT8 OUT IDENTITY CARD
. SEGAMAT. Johore, Malaya (JP)
-A Malay truck driver, charged
with having a defaced identity
card, told the court: "I am a fat
man. I always perspire. That's
how I ruined my card."
Portland Produce
PORTLAND ( AP) Saturday's -quotations:
Butterfat tentative, subject to
Immediate change: Premium quality,
maximum to -35 to 1 per cent acidity
delivered in Portland. tl-84r lb: first
quality, 79-S2c; second quality. 77-S0c.
Valley routes and country points 2c
less
Butter wholesale r.o b. bulk cubes
to wholesalers: Grade AA. S3 score.
7ac lb; A. 112 score. 74c: B, SO score.
72c: C. SS score, 70c. Above prices
strictly nominal.
Cheese -selling price to Portland
wholesalers: Oregon singles. 4-47ic
lb; Oregon 311b loaf. 4i-S2Vkc
EggsHto wholesalers): Candled eggs
containing no loss, cases Included,
f o b. Portland- A large 52 '7c: A med
ium. ',; B grade, large 47-4SC.
Live chickens-! No. 1 quality, f o b
plants): Fryers. 2'j-3 lbs. 2S-26e: 3-4
lbs, 25-2Sc; roasters. 4 lbs and over .
2-27c; ttght hens, all weights, lS-17c;
heavy hens, all weights. 2o-22c; old
roosters, all weights. L3-15c.
Rabbits average to growers: Live
white. 4-5 lbs. 24-2SC lb: 5- lbs. 20-24e;
old does. 10-20c, few higher: fresh
dressed fryers to retailers, 59-63c. some
higher.
Drrssad turkeys A grade young
bronze hens net to growers f.o.b. farm
on dressed basts, 47c lb; A grade tomi,
same basis. 37c A grade torus. New
York style. 4 -47c: A grade hens. 56
S7c; ready to cook hens. 67-6 8c; tomi,
afl soc.
Fresh dressed meats (wholesalers to
retailers; dollars per cwt): Beef:
Steers, choice. 500-700 lbs. S57.TO-S8.10;
good. Si5 7O-56.10. commercial. $50.70
51.10; unity. S47 .50-48.10; cows, com
mercial. S45.00-51.10; utility. $43.00
4S.10; canoe rs-cu Iters. S43.0O-44SO.
Beef cuts- choice steers): Hind quar
ters, SS3S0-e4.00; rounds, SS2.70-&3. 1S-.
full louts, trim lived. SS4.20-60; triangles.
S4SaO - 46.20; forequarters. $52.10-50;
chucks. Si3.70-57.lft-. ribs. $69 TO-70. 10.
Veal. Good-choice, S5S.0S-54J0; com
mercial $50.00-51.40.
Calves: All weights, good -choice.
SS5O0-5S.40, commercial. S4S.OO-51.40.
Pork cuts: Loins. No. 1. S-L2 lbs.
$45SO-t9 00: shoulders. IS lbs. down.
$33 S - 3S.00; spareriba. $44.00 - 43JM:
fresh rams. 10-14 lba 4fl SO-S3 00
Lambs: Choice - prime. S5S.O0-5S-SO;
good $55.00-57.50.
Mutton: Good - choice. $33.40 - SO;
shoulders IS lbs. down $24.00-36.00.
Wool: Willamette valley. mostly
nominal, grease basis.
Mohair: 50c lb on 2 -month growth,
fob country shipping points.
Country-killed meats:
Mutton: Beat. SO-00 lbs. 23-24 lb:
rough heavy bucks, ewes. lS-18c.
Veal: Top quality. 53.2c lb; others
37 Sc and above.
Beef: Utility cows. 43-44C lb; ear
ners -cutters 42 -43c.
Hogs: Light blockers, 27-2SC lb; sows,
light. 2-23c.
Lambs: Top grade, 52-54c lb; other
grades according to quality.
Onions: 50 lb sacks. Ore yellows,
med. $3.50-73. some to $4.00; large
$3.75-4.00. Idaho, sweet Spanish, No. 1.
3-inch min.. $3 25-50.
Potatoes' Oregon local Burbanks. No
Is. $4.00-50 a hundredweight: No. 2s,
SO lbs $1.60; Deschutes Russets. No.
1. 2-inch min, $ 00-10; few S6.23-.35:
23 lb sacks. $L65-S5: five 10-Ib paper
sacks. S3.5O-.70; Bakers, No. 1. $$.50-75;
Idaho Russets. No. 1. 2-inch min.. $6 85
7.00; five 10-lb paper sacks. $35-4.00.
Hay: U. S. No. 2 green alfalfa, de
livered ear and truck lots, f.o.b. Port
land. $47.00-4$ 00 ton: No. 1 Timothy
mixed hay, fob Portland, baled $4C.0O-
47.00 No. 1 grass hay. nominally $42-00-
43.00 baled f j.b ears, truck lots.
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by the Associated Press
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Retail
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I Wholesale pnoss rsags tfsm
to 7 rents burin ones I
Large AA A
Large A . A3
Medium AA - .43
Medlum . Al
SmiD Ji
POWTRV
Lsbori bens .
Colored bens
Coi-ad fryers
tut roosters
.1$
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14
Roasters
IVKSTOC'S
selJjgC
rst Dairy .
Cutter
Heifers
Bulls
Veal
Calves .
Fst Lambs
Feeders
Ewes
20 O0 to 21 00
17 00 to 20.00
20 00 to 24.00
20.00 to ssse
30 .00 to 23.0
24 00 to 2S OS
27 00 to 2S 00
23 00 to 27X4
2D0 to 12j00
300 Personal
il2 Lost and found
LOST: Friday afternoon girls brown
Oxford on Judson. Phone 3-4SOS.
LOST: Ca. tiger striped Persian. Lost
tn vicinity of "D" & N. CottasW. Re-
warq Tone 3-S70I.
LOST: Llna bracelet. BUck with silver
inlay Made tn Sunn. Keepsake. Ph.
z-isss. Reward.
LOST: Brown pigskin bfrlfold. Prob-
soly at Capitol Theatre. Phone 2-S532.
5STl Blaek female slick haired,
small dog. Vicinity of 4 -Corners,
named "Sinder." Vermont S2S3- S04
S. E. Peacock. Portland 15. Oregon.
LOST , too yellow i. red Yale chain
hoyst between Beach Ave. St Lane
SudteU's Auction Yard. If found Call
2-3512. Reward
31 S Personcd
Get-Acquainted Club
TROUGH SOCIAL correspondence,
thousands meet their "Ideal." Write
today for list of eligibles Simpson.
Box 1251. Denver. Com.
QT YOU suffer with hemorrhoids see
G. O. Morford and learn how to get
s cure without surgery. 1100 Oak
St.. Salem. Oregon
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. 315i N
Commercial St. Phone 2-210S Meet
ings Sunday. 3 p.m Tuesday. 730
p-m 4-3M4.
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous Ph 3-0133
PO Bx 724. YMCA. Wed and Fri st
"00 o-n.
4Q0 Agriculture
402 Urssteck
FRESH pork for sale, 1850 Blrchwood
Dr. Phone 4-4210.
GOOD Jersey cow. just
Center St.
fresh. 3810
MILK GOAT for sale, to freshen soon.
Phone 4-318.
BONDED livestock buyer. A T Som
mer, 2130 Chemawa Rd. Phone 4-2617
BONDED LIVESTOCK nuvei
McCandlmh 1127 S tH
Hli
BONDED Livestocs buyvr Claude Ed
wards Rt 1 Box S99E Ph 4-1113
uICENStX) aod bonded livestock buyer
Z I One then. UM0 Lancaster Dr
Phone 2 345
404 Pcmhry and Rabbits
HATCHES of Golden Broad and New
Hampshire chicks every Tuesday
We specialize tn broiler chicks Fox's
Htrvr W !tt- St ohnnr 1-4"
For March
Delivery!
Order your baby chicks
NOW from Sears Farm
Dept. Basement.
Sears, Roebuck and Co.
550 N. Capitol
HENS AND FRYERS WANTED: Heavy
or light. Top prices. Phone 2-SSSL
Lees Hatchery.
PARJlfUVTEEH cockereUs sod New
Hamr shire chickj, weekly, day old
or started Ph. 2-2BB1 Lee's Hatchery.
FOR SALE 700 day old cockerels Feb
ruary 7th. Jennings Poultry Farm.
Phone 3-542.
408 Ptrts
Boxer Puppies
12 weeks old. Fawn color, males snd
females fa price. 120 Charles.
COCKER pups, 1 weeks old. Ph. 4-1760
MEXICAN chihuahua dogs for sale.
1D5S H muter rol Phone 4-4280.
MOORE'S tropical fish aquarium tanks,
plants, heaters and thermostates.
pumps, 2 miles from S. Lancaster
on Macleay Id Phone 2732L closed
Wednesday
FOR SALE 1 pair of registered Red
bone puos. also 1 trained on cat St
cougar. Phone Z-S130.
TROPICAL FISH Free sword tail or
Sphnops with each 2.00 purchase.
C. L. Mann. Turner, Oregon,
GOLDFISH Tropica) Fish Salem Seed
and Implement Co.. Front St State
LeGRAY KENNELS. 3-1083.
4TTT
FOR SALE: Alits Chaimers mnehlnery
New and used. Phone 4-1953.
450 Mereliandige
451 Mccc-r4 cavd Tools
40TOTII J JCR sales, parts, sad servtos
Howser Bras Ph. S 3S4S 1410 S
tlth
YOUR Umt ana effort aemanas gooa
tools Reat or buv them st Houser
Brne 1410 S 12th
DVLiRS and repair station for Wood
boss efasin saws. Briggs Clinton St
Wisconsin gasoline engines Howser
Bros 1418 S. L2th Ph. 3-3S4S.
456 HonsMshoid Goods Foe SctU
Used Furn., Cheap
TRADE TERMS
Valley Furn Co 285 No Com 1 2-7472
DUNCAN PHYFE drop leaf table, wal
nut finish, like new. when extended
seats 12. 455 University.
WESTTNGHOUSE table top electric
range, light, dean Sc very nice. An
exceptional value at $T70. Woodry's.
1605 N. Summer.
OWNER leaving completely furnished
3 bedroom house, includes electric
refrigerator, range and Spinet piano,
everything like new. For quick sale
will sacrifice and owner will tun
over nearly new house to whoever
buys furniture. 567 Bhler.
APARTMENT size range, refrigerator,
dinette set. dsveno. 2 rockers, occa
sional chair, coffee and end table.
Will seU Individually or all for 3200.
Good condition. 991 Church St,
woodburn.
4.000 WATT Westinghouse heavy futy
eletctrie heater, new price. Was
S7SJ0. will take 829 .50 cash or trade.
Glenn Woodry's Bargains. 1605 N.
Summer.
DAVXNO. mahogany chest of drawers
and Stork Line year crib. AH ex
cellent condition. 4-1809.
MAHOGANY bow front secretary desk.
Slightly wed. Rare bargain at only
$69 JO. Glenn Woodry's. 1605 M. Sum
mer. Phone 3-3110.
NEW Spo chrome extension dinette,
green. Fannies top. very attractive.
Reduced to Just $55 st Glenn Wood
ry's Bargain Store, 1605 N. Summer.
Win trade.
WHL chairs, folding and full ad
ju .table, wooden or aluminum; hos
- pital beds 2 snd 3 crank style, roily
adjustable. For sale er rent. Call
3-777$ before 10 a. m. and after 4
p. an. Max O. Burea. 745 Court St.
Saltern, Orygon, Sundcry JcrnncgT 13, 1 ,
450 Merehandlie
453 HotishsJd Coeds) F Scrls
DAVXNO, woeden arms, food springs.
Also chair snd foot stooL. chtap.
Phonf 2-843S. ;
KTLVlN ATOB reirigWstor as' Is Jiil
Need new minor repairs. Sfif Bei-
mont. Phone 3-M0S. 'Ji .
W$tWGHdUS- Eleciris iiovs la esi
eellssit eondltie-. Timer. ClodE Ugaft.
327 Abrsms Ave?. t-65.
4 Pi. HAllfiwSoirud. sufie molr
34 -50. Glenn Woodry's. 190S U. Musty
1 BED SPRING it mattress. 1-4 Srs-sT
ehiffonier. walnut finish. Ph, 1-4US.V
451 Wanted, HoussibcM a&9&$
Court eons Appraisil
Premiain Priee$
Trader Louie 5-85Sd
i -
kUiLui t Ji&ti i ptaeW se L
CaD 3-3797 Ifl
Hare Furn Itnre. 255 ft frt '
Rlpbest Price: ;:
Valley Furn. Co. 27472
4S Brr-k-og VLawnaSs
Special ;
V?x4: lr-ailstion barf Slr per abeet.
Lolls Cabinet . Supply. Pttostsr Sli
Turner.
isob FT. FLOORfNG. All for miTES
Portland Rd.
Ship Lap ?
$25 c S35
. r?l St S3 ;
2xS & XxttSS
Mahogaiiy front doors SIT
Epping Lumber Co.
3470 Sllvertoo Rd. Phopf 2-2'W
SaiMGe HAK-tS
sest grade No I s SIS Uo 2 S ST. H(k.
3's SS i S3 Any amount deUvere.
is m No 1 carton pac sea ami mmi
shakes $13-50 per so with
course Common i umber all i i sitae
Oak and Pecan flooring Tea .Mailer.
ph Salem 2-1196 evenings ;
Your Building Supply
FRIENDS
More i plywood pieces at Se ft. Soe
cial buy of 4 vertleal grain Sar
doors, see it. All sizes in stoei-. ear
prices are right. Our oak: floerln is
stored In heated room, the price Is
hot too. 1x6 "V- rustic $89 .S: 4
lap siding (79 50, other low as- $53-54.
Wall board from $1.76. Chaocae SSJsS.
less in quantity Plenty of Slisetimk.
Knotty Pine panel and shetvtng.
Flooring low as $59 50. Monthly nay
men ti arranged right la our store.
1952 Plan Books are tn. Ask tout
neighbor and you'll follow the crowd
to
Portland Road Lumber
Yard ! E
3543 Portland Road PHone 4-443S
SPECIALS
INLAID LINOLEUM. ASPHALT TTLJf
Standard weight popular brssads. SLM
sq. yd.
Standard weight Inlaid Unoteum tOa,
r"S". lie ea. i
Nairn congowall 54" wide. Selecrlo-i
of colors. 65c line 1 ft.
Asphalt Ule Armstrongs. Kenttle-JUat-ico,
Sloane, Tren-tex.
Keith Brown Lumber
Yard
Front and Court
Phone 2-9111
ROOFING
Aluminum sheets, shingles, r: lif ettms
guarantees i ;
Willamette Aluminum Slung Is Cs.
3025 Portland Rd.
Phone 2-8058
siding!
Aluminum, baked -on enameL
leal. Permanent. No painting
Phone 2-8058 ;
480 Musical IrurtrumentsT
GALANTI accordion, beautiful tone.
Cost $800. Used 9 months, excellent
condition, will take $200 tor nsy
equity balaaee $461 payable St' $38 SS
per month. V. Turner. 1011 .Oak St
Salem. Evenings only Pnoi-" 3-3050.
4S4 Bicycla-"
BOY'S Schwinn bike. 30 in. LXke new.
rt. - i ,
4S3 For Rant IGMcmUaca
O DRIVE TRUCKS FOR RENT"
kets furn 187 S. Liberty. Pn,
roOL & equipment to naasve
lob better Rent or buy sr
Bros 1410 S. 12th Phone 3 ll,
470 For Sals. MlMcmLanmoam
TRADE old for new at Glenn W Ood-
rys. 1609 N. Summer. -CROSOUCY
Shelvador refrigerstoc ' $2i.
1073 N. 20th
CUSTOM KJLLIlsiG :
CUTTING CURING
OLD FASHIONED SMOKING
TRAILER LOANED FREE. Wl BUT
ALL KINDS OF LIVESTOCK. .
SALEM MEAT CO. ,
PHONE 3-4858
USED Roilaway. Inc. Innerspring- ma-
tress $17.50. Woodry's Bargain Store.
1605 N. Summer. Phone 3-311Q.
STEINWAY console, style niaae.
tiful case. This Instrument defini tcly
must be seen to be appreciate Only
$65 Tallman Piano Store.' SSS-393
S. 12th. St- Salem. mile fron mgh
pric
.
urvrrvf" K- iulv trlr-
proof instruction, sew, r-none- a-ei.
KNITTING macrnne complete Cost S7S
new. No. $10. Woodry.
VACUUM Rexair all attachments. Must
sell. 2650 Portland Rd. 3-5674.
ELECTROLUX vacuum, like new. 2S5S
ortland Rd. 3-5674
ARVXN fan electric heater, tUk Wood
ry's. 1605 N. Summer.
S IN. TABLE saw, electric percolator.
Toaatmaster. dishes, 3 compartsoenft
sink. 22 Woodsman. R.C-A radto.
mis. 2040 Madison.
UPRIGHT piano. $75. Woodry's.
SHORTWAVE receiver. S tube W a.
From 300 kilocycles to IS megacyeses.
Make an offer. You see ft to appre
ciate tt. 1955 Cross St. Phone 3-77g3.
x x4 i WINDOW with frsme has
panes. Phone 3-7301. -.. .
HI CHAIR. Thayer foLdinf hardweodV
ssse. x'lay pea s ww - in-
spring mattress, S rear size. $14.50.
Stroller HcJU S0.TS. Inc. basket. Bath
looette $2JA, Glenn Woodrys. 10
N. Summer.
fRlGlARt refrigerator. JLB.
range, day bed. sink, doors. w-dowa
sawdust boner, all cheep, to set out
tef our way. Phone -7S3Q.
FINE walnut piano, very rs-socishTa,
1690 S. Cottage St.
WALNUT dresser. pUU mirror, til.
Wjodrr's. 1603 W. Summer. -
ARGE electric range. $100. Fb-3