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Newspaper Page TextArrangements Completed for Oregon Statesman-KSLM 9 53 Tri-County Spelling Contest Principal of 84 schools In Marion, Polk and southern Yamhill Counties were sent special forms top three spellers in each school, fctatesman-KSLM Spelling Contest The 84 schools are those which their students participate in a non project designed to stimulate in terest and excellence in spelling, three Ceanties Included The contest is open to all 7th snd 8th grade students in regular public or parochial school attend ance in Maria and relk counties, and in a prescribed area of South trn Yamhill County, (if they will not be over 16 years old by April 1, 1953.) Participants in the last contest are eligible to compete again if they can meet those quali fications. The event Is sponsored by The Oregon Statesman and Radio Sta tion KLSM as a public service. There are no entry fees, nothing to buy and rio 'obligations on the part of schools or contestants. Spelling competition is encour- pgcd throughout the school year, but The Statesman-KSLM contest Itself is scheduled to start Wed nesday, Jan. 7, 1953, when The Statesman will begin publishing 10 words daily, chosen from stand ard textbooks. Many of them will be used in the semi-finals and finals, j Ten Oral Seml-Finals The intra-school contests, which can be run off in a manner each rchool chooses, will end at the atest by Wednesday, February 25, 1951. when each school will have made known1 its first - second - and third-place winners to The Contest Editor, care of The Statesman, sa lem. Ore., on official contest forms. Ten oral semi-finals will be held between March 2 and March 13, on dates and at locations to be deter mined later. The top winner from each school will participate in the lemi -finals (although a runner-up mav represent a school in a semi finals v if the winner is unable to torn pete.) The finals, also oral, will be held jr. Salem, on Wednesday, March IS. The two top spellers from ach of the semi-finals will parti cipate in the finals making 20 an the finals. .wards Arranged Awards will range from eertifl ates of merit to a SI 00 defense bond. In intra-school contests certifi tates of merit will go to the beset three spellers in each school. In semi-final (division) contests certificates of special merit will so to the best three j spellers in ach. with the top two eligible k enter the finals, and the first- tlace speller In each to receive a Vbster's Collegiate Dictionary. In the grand finalscertificates tf excellent will go to the best iree spellers, a $100 defense bond k the winner, $50 defense bond o the runner-up, a $23 defense bond to third-place winner, and a special recognition award to all n tries who with their teachers will be guests at dinner the night f the finals. j There wil be 10 semi-final (di vision' contests six in Marion County, three in Polk County, and ne In Yamhill County. The six in Marion County ln lurio Salem as one, and all schools within the geographical limits of each of the county's five rural school zones as the other five. The three in Polk county In clude rural school zone 2 in one contest, zones 3 and 4 j In another, and zones 1 and 5 in the third, with first-class districts particl- fiating in the basis of their loca ion. The one in Yamhill County ineludess the 10 schools south nd west of Highway 99W. The arrangement of schools reg istered to compete in the contest's 10 divisions (semi-finals) is as fol lows: MARIOV COUNTY Division 1 !2 schools) Aurora, Broadacres, Buttevflle,i Eldriedge, Gervais, Hubbard, Parkersville. Pioneer, St. Louis, St. Paul, St. Paul's Academy, Wood bum Jun ior High. I Division 2 (11 schools) Bethel, Central Howell, Chemawa, Clear Lake, Frultland, Hafcel Green, Keizer, Maeleay. Mission Bottom, Pratum, Willard. Division S (5 schools') Clover- dale. Halls Ferry, Jefferson, Sun nyside, Turner. Division 4 (11 schools) Beth any. Evergreen, McKee, Monitor, Mt. Angel (St. Mary's) Mt. Angel college, Scotts Mills, Silver Crest, Silverton Junior high, Union, Vic tor Point. Division 5 (3 schools) Aurhs ille. Detroit, Shaw, Stayton, West Stayton. Division C (4 schools) Leslie Junior high, Parrtsh Junior high, 8alem Academy, West Salem Jun lor high. I POLK COUNTY Division 7. (5 schools) Brish College, Greenwood, Mt. View, Oak Point, Popcorn Division (14 schools) Airlie Antioch. Bridgeport, Buena Vista, Falls City, Guthrie, Independence, Monmouth, Oakdale, Oakhurst, Orchard View, Pedee, Valsetz, Wild wood. I Division 9 (10 schools) Ball ton. Bethel. BuelL Dallas Junior high. Grand Ronde (new) - Orch Gifts! Gifts! Billfolds tkti vrri Pocket Watch. Manicure Sts Schaefer's Dreg Siore j Opes Dally, tf JuktL S TM. , t SMdays, A.M. P.M. this week, on which to indicate the as a prelude to the 1953 Oregon which formally opens Jan. 7. have indicated a desire to have - commercial community service ards, Perry dale, Pioneer, RickreaH, salt creek. YAMHILL COUNTY Division If (7 schools) Amity Briedwell, Dayton, Grand Ronde, (agency), Hopewell, Sheridan, Willamina. Ship Drifts as Rudder Useless VANCOUVER. B. C. W The Canadian Pacific Steamship Com pany freighter Maplecove. her rud der damaged, was drifting helpless ly Thursday night in a northwest gale 1,260 miles off the British Columbia coast. The 1.400-norsepo er tug Island Sovereign steamed out of Van co ver to rush aid to the stricken ship. At full speed, it would take the tug at least five days to reach the 10,000-ton Maplecove, carrying a crew of 50. The Maplecove radioed that the crew couldn't control the ship but that she was in no immediate dan ger. Sheet Brings Aid to Invalid DOYLESTOWN, Pa, UP) A sheet waving from a broomstick thrust through a second - story window attracted neighbors Thurs day to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gretzan. Inside they found Mrs. Gretzan, an 87 - year - old invalid, sobbing. She told them she had not eaten since Sunday when her husband Frederick, 91, went downstairs She had managed Wednesday night to crawl to the window and hang out the sheet as a distress signal. Gretzan lay dead on the cellar floor. Dr. Roy Thomas said death apparently was due to a heart attack. Rail Strength Boosts Stocks NEW YORK (py-Un usual strength in railroad and a few oth er issues put the stock market slightly ahead Thursday. Overall it was a thin margin of gain induced almost entirely by the concentration of strength. Favorite issues went up about three points at the best but the great majority of stocks on the upsido held their gain below a point. This Is the third day that the market has gone through a cau tious consolidation with a high degree of selective buying and selling since it reached a 1952 high last Monday. Volume amounted to 1,860,000 shares as compared with 1,700,000 shares traded Wednesday, both bel low recent daily averages. Closing Grain Prices Mixed CHICAGO (JP) Grains manag ed to absorb more liquidation on the Board of Trade Thursday without backing down as sharply as its previous session. Final prices were mixed with more contracts showing gains than losses. Soybeans made the poorest showing. Wheat closed one-eight lower to one-fourth higher, corn one-eighth to five-eights higher, oats unchang ed to one cent higher, rye one half lower to one-fourth higher, soybeans one-half lower to one fourth higher and lard 12 to 28 cents a hundred pounds higher. Portland Grain PORTLAND If) Coarse grain, 15-day shipments, bulk, coast de livery: Barley, No. 2, 45-lb B. W 73.50. Wheat (bid) to arrive market, basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: Soft White 2.38; Soft White (ex cluding Rex) 2.38; White Club 2.38. . Hard Red Winter: Ordinary 2.44; 10 per cent 2.44; 11 per cent 2.44; 12 per cent 2.44. Hard White Baart: Ordinary 2.61; 10 per cent 2.61; 11 per cent 2.63; 12 per cent 2.65. Car receipts: wheat 35; barley 4; flour 1; corn 6; mill feed 3. Portland Uvefttock PORTLAND IB (USDA) Cattle salable 200; supply mostly canner to utility grades with cows . pre dominating; few stock steers and stock cows unsold: slaughter class- if TtuaND naCMiNa DBS, CHAN . ..LAM CmNESK NATUROPATHS Upstairs. 241 Nortfc Liberty tire f cSene nactleed Writ tm attract c-V orm e gatarday ejy w a- toe an IIdv7 Yorli Slocli Quotations By The Associated Admiral Corporation 31 Allied Chemical 75 Allis Chalmers 60 American Airlines 14 American Power 8c Light 2 Vi American Tel. it TeL 157 American Tobacco 66 Anaconda Copper 40 Atchison Railroad 103 Yx Bethlehem Steel 54 Boeing Airplane Co. . 39 Borg Warner 79 Burroughs Adding Machine 16 California Packing 27 Can.' dian Pacific 34 Caterpillar Tractor 64 Y Celanese Corporation 36 Chrysler Corporation 88 Cities Service 93 Consolidated Edison 38 Consolidated Vultee 20 Ya Crown Zellerbach Curtiss Wright 8 Douglas Aircraft dupont de Nemours 96 Eastman Kodak 44 Emerson Radio 13 Vt General Electric , 71 V General Foods 52 Yt General Motors 67 Georgia Pac Plywood 17 Va Goodyear Tire 50 Homestake Mining Co. 36 Ya International Harvester 31 Vt International Paper 54 Johns Manville 74 Vt Kennecott Coper 77 V Libby. McNeill 8 Lockheed Aircraft 21 Loew's Incorporated 12 Portland Produce PORTLAND Un Butterfat Tentative, subject to immedi ate change Premium quality. maximum to .35 to one per cent acidity, delivered in Portia np. 75 78c lb; first quality 63-72c second quality 67-70c. Valley routes and country points 2 cents less. Butter Whole-ale. f .o.b. bulk cubes to wholesalers Crade AA, 93 score, 72c lb 92 score, 70c; B, 90 score, 65c; C, 89 score, 65c. Cheese Selling price to Portland wholesalers Oregon singles 45 Yt 48c lb; Oregon 5-lb loaf 51-54c. Eggs To wholesalers can dled eggs containing no loss, cases included, f.o.b. Portland A large 61 - 62 Vz A medium 59 A - 60 Yz; B grade, large 49 - 52c. Eggs T o retailers Agrade AA. large, 64c; A large. 61-62c; AA medium, 61c; A medium, 59-60c; A small, 48c. Cartons 3 cents addi tional. Live chickens No. 1 quality. f.o.b. plants Fryers, 2 -3 lbs, 29c; 3-4 lbs, 29c; roasters, 4 Vz lbs, up. 32c; heavy hens, all weights. 21-22c; light hens, all weights, 16- 17c ; old roosters, 13c. Rabbits Average t o growers Live white, 4-5 lbs. 23-26c, 5-6 lbs, 20-2 4c; old does 10-12c, few higher; fresh dressed fryers to retailers, 59-63c, cut up 65-68c. Fresh dressed meats wholesalers to retailers; dollars per cwt; beef steers, choice 500 - 700 lbs, 41.00- 45.00; good 38.00-43.00. Commer cial 35.00 - 40.00; utility 32.00-36.00; cows commercial 26.00-31.00; util ity 25.00-30.00; canners - cutters 24.00-29.00. Beef cuts choice steers hind quarters 54.00-58.00; rounds 48.00 55.00; full loins trimmed 75.00 80.00; triangles 38.00-42.00. Pork cuts Loins choice 8-12 lb 39.00-43.00; shoulders 16 lb 29.00-32.00; spareribs 40.00-46.00; fresh hams 10-14 lbs 48.00-53.00. Veal and calves Good-choice, all weights. 40.00-52.00; commer cial. 33.00-45.00. Lambs Choice-prime, 40-50 lbs, 39.00-42.00; good, 37.00-10.00. Mutton Good-choice, 17.00-21.50. Woo 1 Grease basis, 45c lb to growers, some higher. Country-dressed meats f.o.b. Portland: Beef Utility cows 26-30c lb; canners-cutters 22-2 4c. Veal Top quality 42-4 4c; rough heavies25-35c. Hogs Lean blockers 24-26c lb; sows light 20-22c. Mutton Best, 12-14c lb. Onions 50-lb sacks West Or gon eyllows, medium, 3.25-75; 3-inch 3.50-4.00; 10 lb sacks, 50-65c; Idaho yellows. No. 1 medium and large, 3.25-50; Wash. Moses Lake and Yakima yellows, medium, 2.75 3.00; 3-inch -min., 3.00-50. Potatoes O r e.-W ash. russets, No. 1, 4.25-50; No. 2, 25 lb, 1.20-50; 10 lb. 60-65c; Idaho. No. 1A, 5.25 50; 10 lb mesh. No. 1. 64-65c; No. 2s, 1.70-83, 50 lb sack. Hay U. S. No. 2 green alfalfa. 44.00-45.00 delivered car and truck lots, f.o.b. Portland; baled, f.o.b. cars. Seattle, 44.00-45.00. Filberts Wholesale selling prices. No. 1 large Barcelona, 24 26c lb; grower prices, orchard run, 14-15c lb. Walnuts Wholesale selling prices, first quality large Fran quettes, 32-33c lb; grower prices, orchard run, 15-18c lb, few best to 19c. es steady to weak wiJb some bids lower; no fed steers or heifers available; few cutter and utility steers and heifers 13.00-16.00; can ner and cutter cows mostly 9.50- 10.50; few 11.00; shells down to 7.00; cutter and utility bulls 13.00-17.00. Calves salable 50; market strong; good and choice vealers 26.00 29.00; prime 30.00-31.00; culls and utility calves and vealers 9.00-18.00. Hogs salable 650; market fairly active, fully steady; choice 1 and 2 butchers 130-235 lbs 18.50-19.00; few lots carrying choice 3 butchers 18.25; choice 320-435 lb sows 16.00 16.75. Sheep salable 50; market mostly nominal; good and choice wooled and shorn lambs 17J5O-18.50; choice and prime grades Wednesday 19.50 20.00; good and choice - feeders 15.00-15.50; good and choice ewes quotable 5.50-6.50. PILES (Hemorrhoids) Pistols. Fissure. Itching, pre laswe, and ether Kectal dis evden j i m ted wMUd Treatment Call for examimstiea or write for free description Booklet. Dent off mo fnenrabte by de lay. It Reynolds, ILD. Keetal Specialist Z87S FairgroBBds K4. Long Bell A Montgomery Ward 60 Nash Kelvinator 22 New York Central 22 Northern Pacific 83 Pacific American Fish 13 Y Pacific Gas St Electric 38 Pacific TeL & TeL 115 "Packard Motor Car 5 Penney (J. C.) Co. 67 Pennsylvania R. R. 21 Pepsi Cola Co. 10 Philco Radio 33 Radio Corporation 28 Rayonier Incorp 35 Ray onier Incorn Pfd Republic Steel 44 Reynolds Metals 56 Richfield Oil 63 Safeway Stores Inc. 34 Scott PaDer Co. Sears Roebuck & Co. 60 Socony-Vacuum Oil 36 Southern Pacific 45 Standard Oil Calif. 57 Standard Oil N. J. 75 Studebaker Corp. 37 Sunshine Mining 8 Swift At. Company 34 Transamerica Corp. 26 Twentieth Century Fox 13 Union Oil Company 39 . Union Pacific 49 United Airlines 29 United Aircraft 37 United Corporation 5 V United States Plywood 31 United States Steel 41 44 Warner Pictures 14 k Western Union Tel 40 V4 Westinghouse Air Brake 26 Westinghouse Electric 46 Woolworth Company 44 7m LEGAL NOTICK Notice is herby given that Vernon T. Raschko and M. J. Raschko arc no longer associated with the McKillop Insurance Agency of this city. D. 12-19-26, J. 2-9. Salem Obituaries BECKER John C. Becker, lata resident of 3370 Crawford SU at a local hospital. Dec IS, at tha age of 58 years. Sur vived by wife. Mrs. Magdaiena Becker and (laughters. Mrs. Doris Lieske of Salem and Mrs. Ruth McLaughlin of Anchorage, Alaska; son. Raymond W. Becker of Salem; brothers, Crist B. Becker and Reinhold Becker; both of Olympia, Wash.; sisters. Mrs. Lydia Jess of Salem, Mrs. Pauline Betterman of Bismark, N.D., Mrs. Bernice House ly of Independence, and Mrs. Martha Kraft of Zap. NX)., and two grand children. Member of the Bethel Baptist Church. Services will be held at the Howell-Ld wards Chapel Saturday, Dec. 20, at 1 :30 p.m. with the Rev. R. Woyke officiating. Interment at Belcrest Me morial Park. BBODIOAN Edward Brodigan. at a local hospi tal, Dec 14. Announcement of services will b made later by tha Clough Barrick Company. HINKLK Enoch I". Hinkle, lata resident of 1885 rairgrounds Rd., at Coos Bay, Dec. 14. Survived by wife. Mrs. Lady Hinkla of Salem: daughter. Mrs. Mary Smith of Hubbard: son, Robert D. Hinkla of Salem: brother. Harley Hinkla of Stockton. Calif., and six grandchildren. Services will be held at the Clough Barrick Chapel Friday. Dec. 19. at 1:30 p.m. with Interment at Habbard Cemtery, tha Rev. Mr. Hastings offi ciating. Military services at graveside. HALL Willard Hall, lata resident of Tu in ner, at a local hopsital Dec. 13. Sur vived by neices. Mrs. W. H. Nixon of Portland. Mrs. May Robinson of Flor ence. Mrs. Clara Weaver of Pendleton, and Mrs. Alfa Hubbs of Costa Mesa, Calif., and nephew. Clarence Roach of Pendleton. Graveside services will be held at Twin Oaks Cemetery. Turner. Saturday. Dec. 20. at 11 a. m.. the Rev. Dudley Strain officiating. Direction of the Virgil T. Golden Co. KOLSKY Hattie Kolsky, at a local nursing home, Dec. 16, at the age of 71. Sur vived by husband. Frank Kolsky of Salem; son, Frank M. Kolsky of Salem, and by 17 nieces and nephews and one grandchild. Services will be held at the Howell-Edwards Chapel Friday. Dec. 19. at 1:30 p. ro. FORTUNE Francis Roy Fortune, at the resi dence. 3790 Sunnyvlew Ave., Dec. 17. Survived by wife. Mrs. Mable For tune. Salem: daughters, Mrs. Elaine Cummins. Portland: Mrs. Fern Cor nett. Portland, and Mrs. M. J. Renne, San Diego, Calif.: sons. James Fortune and E. W. Cooper, both -of Salem: mother, Mrs. D. E. Fortune. Newberg; sisters. Mrs Ethel Burns. Newberg. and Mrs. Nora Wellman, Tucson. Arix.; 14 grandchildren. Services will be held Monday. Dec. 19, at 1:30 p.m. In the Virgil T. Golden Chapel with the Rev. F. C. Stannard officiating and Inter ment at Belcrest. Memorial Park. RUST Arthur Otto Rust, late resident of 275 McNary Ave, In this city. Dec. 18. Husband of Lena Rust, Salem; father of Carl W. Rust. Salem; Ines L. Doyle. Beaverton: Clarence A, Rust. Spokane. Wash.; Cleve L. Rust. Phoenix. Arix.. and deo O. Rust, Portland. Six grand children also survive. Services will be held Staurday. Dec. 20. at 3 pjn. in the W. T. Rigdon Chapel with concluding services at the City View Cemeterey. Tha Rev. Dudley Strain will officiate. COATES Edward Stapleton Coates. lata resi dent of 1541 State St., In this city, Dec. 18. Husband, of AurOla D. Coates. Salera; father of Vernon C. and James H. V. Coates. both of Salem, and Mrs. Virginia Gilchrist. El Toro. Calif.; sister of Mrs. Emma Hudson of Vir ginia. Also survived by seven grand children .two great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Announce ment of services will be made later by the W. T. Rigdon Company. DfLTS Helen A. Dilts, late resident of 4024 S. 158th St, Seattle. .Wash.. Dee. 17. Wife of George Dilts. Seattle: mother of Richard N. Cady. and Mrs. Dorothy Suver. both of Seattle: Mrs. June Mun son and Gene Dilts .both with the XJ. S. Navy; sister of Floyd Jones. Mill City; Harold Jones, Puyanup. Wash.: Theodore Jones. Harlan. Ore.; Harrison Jones and Glen Jones, both of Salem; Mrs. Glen Edwards. Monmouth: Mrs. Paul Brown. Sisters: Mrs. Don Ben rends. Forest Grove; Mrs. Peiiy Down ing. Burnt Woods. Ore, and Mrs. Vera Osborne. Monmouth. Graveside serv ices will be held Saturday. Dec. SO. at 1:30 pjn. In City View Cemetery. Casket will be open to friends Satur day. Dee. 29. from noon to 1 pan. In the W. T. Rigdon Chapel. enrrxn Mrs. Iva B. Cutler, at a local hos pital. Dee. 17. Late resident of 730 S. Summer St. Survived by husband. Os car Cutler. Salem. Also surviving are several cousins. Services will be held Saturday, Dec. 20. at 2 nm. in the Virgil T. Golden Chapel with the Rev. B. J. Holland officiating and Intel mecut at Pendleton. HOPSXNS Mrs. Vera L. Hopkins, late resident of Salem Route S (3558 Dallas Rd.. at the residence Dec. 17. Survived by husband. 'Waaler Hopsdna. Salera; daughters. Mrs. Christen Polka. Pasa dena. Canf.: Miss Doris Hopkins. Sa lem; Mrs. Donna Free Brooks, and Mis Veransta Hopkins. ni aons. John. Ivan and Ray Hopsdna, all of Salem: brotnefr Thomas Dister. and two grandchildrssL Announcement of services win bat matte later by tb Salem McltIicI Quotations : a (As of Ut yesterday) Premium " No. 1 , No. 2 . ti rrni Wholesale .77 .71 4 .77 t Retails ti (Bnvtui i Who'tsaie ones rang from 5 to renta al burin ortoa I Large JS9 57 35 JS3 .42 .22 J7 .27 14 1 La .re A Medium AA Medium Pullet POULTRY Colored Hens Leghorn Hens -Colored Fryers Oki Roasters .re STUCK (Villev Pac kin Cs Fat Dairy Cutter Heifers aany Quotations! 9.00 to 10.00 7.00 to 10.00 , .12 00 to 14.00 14.00 to 17X0 24.00 to 25.00 Bulla Good Veal Calves LAMBS Yearlings . 13.00 to 18.00 17.00 to 18.00 10.00 to 14.00 LOO to 5 00 Ewes Feeders Sheared Lam be 15.90 .About si 00 less Stocks and Bonds CcmpUe fcy Uta Associated Press Dee. IS STOCK AVERAGES 30 15 13 60 lindust Rails Util Stocks Dec. IS Net change Uneh D.l D.l X.1 Thursday 95 7 96.5 98.0 TS.6 Prev. day 95.7 98 6 98.1 76.7 Week ago 03J 98.6 98J 78.8 Month ago 05.4 98.4 98.3 76.9 Year ago 92.5 9S.6 97.7 74J BOND AVERAGES 20 Rails Net chang D.l Thursday 147.8 Prev. day 147.9 Week ago 147.5 Month ago 143.8 Year ago 136.1 1952 high ..148.1 New 1952 high. 10 10 Indust Util A.C D.l 93.0 54.5 St. 4 54.8 90.6 54.8 85 2 54.1 641.9 50.5 83.0 54.8 10 Fgn. Al 114.4 1141 113.4 109.8 98.3 114.4 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON TOR THE COUNTY OF MARION Probate Department No. 148S4 In the Matter of the Estate ) of ) LOUIS KAISER. Deceased. ) NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN, that the undersigned, executor of the estate of Louis Kaiser, deceased, will, on and after January 16. 1953. at 10:00 o'clock in tha forenoon of said day, at the office of Pioneer Trust Company In the Pioneer Trust Building in Salem. Mar ion County, Oregon, sell at private sale for cash the following described real premises, to-wit: Lot Eighteen (18). Wm. J. Clarke's Acreage Tracts. Marion County. Oregon, (See Volume 5. Page 23. Record of Town Plats for said county and state); All of Blocks Sixty-five (65) and Sixty-six (66) in Gervais. Marion County. Oregon. (See Volume 1. Page 5. Record of Town ''lata for said county and state.) Said sale will be made in pursuance of an order of the Honorable Rex Kimmell. on' of the judges of the above-entitled Court, which order was made and entered on the 17th day of December. 1952 In proceedings pending in said Court entitled "In the Matter of the Estate of Louis Kaiser, Deceas- anvt ! - m4b4ab XT, sosr a i ed.' sale will be made subject to confirms uon dv saia court. Dated and first published this 19th day of December. 1952. PIONEER TRUST COMPANY, As Executor of the Estate of Louis Kaiser. Deceased. . , , By K". E. Wenger. Trust Officer BRYAN GOODENOUGH 1 306 Pioneer Trust Building Salem. Oregon Attorney for Executor ; D. 19. MJ. 1, 9. ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that GUSSIE KLORFEIN has been, by order of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Marion County, appointed admin istratrix of the Estate of HENRY J. MILLER Deceased. Any persons having claims against said estate are requested to present them, with proper vouchers, to said administratrix at 310 Pioneer Trust Building. Salem, Oregon, within six months from the dat of this no tice. Dated this 11th day of December. 1952. GUSSIE KLORFEIN Administratrix of theEstate of HENRY J. MILLER. Deceased. RHOTEN. RHOTEN & SPEERSTRA Pioneer Trust . Building Salem, Oregon Attorneys for Administratrix. D. 12-19-28, J. 2-9 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I have been appointed by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Marion. Probate Department, as administratrix of the estate of THOMAS GEORGE COOPER, deceas ed, and have qualified as such ad ministratrix. All persons having claims against said estate are notified to present the same, duly verified, to me at 412 Pioneer Trust Building. Salem. Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated this 12th day of December, 1952. V A LETT A MARY COOPER Administratrix of the Estate of THOMAS GEORGE COOPER, deceased. WILLIAMS & SKOPIL Attorneys for Administratrix 412 Pioneer Trust Building Salem, Oregon. D. 12-19-28. J. 2-9. 400 Agriculture 4Q0 Agriculture 425 Auction Sales 425 Auction Sales SCOTTY'S Auction House 4840 Center St., Salem SAT.. DEC. 20. 10:00 A. M. & 7 P. M. FURNITURE. NEW AND USED, AT AUCTION 1952 NEW CROSLEY DEEP FREEZE. 144 FT. 1952 NEW CROSLEY REFRIGERATOR, 9 FT. 1952 NEW CROSLEY FXJEC. RANGS, 2 OVEN DELUXE 4 NEW CHROME ARM DAVENOS S NEW CHROME BREAKFAST SETS 12 NEW SWING ROCKERS 3 DOZEN FLOOR AND TABLE LAMPS. NEW 7 P. W. DUNCAN PHYFE DINING SETS 5-PC. BEDROOM SETS. CASH $365. GOOD 19S0 M. CONLON WASHER, SEWING MACHINE. GOOD BOX SPRINGS. NEW LINOLEUMS. RUGS. DISHES, MANY NICE THINGS FOB GIFTS GEN. ELEC RANGE. GOOD BABY BED. MANY. MANY. MISC. ITEMS 2 WOOD LATHES, FIREPLACE SET CARROTS, ONIONS. APPLES. 15 WHITE SOCK PULLETS. READY TO IY. 15 RABBJTSIJVESTOCK 134 PM. THIS "WEEK BETWEEN 40 TO SO HEAD NOW CONSIGNED. BEEF COWS, STOCK COWS. WHITE FACE STEERS. VEALS. CALVES. FAT HOGS. FEEDERS AND WEANERS. LET US SELL YOUR LIVESTOCK POUND OR HEAD. BIO CROWDS. MANY BUYERS. THEREFORE GOOD PRICES TO YOU, EXPERIENCED MEN HANDLE AND SELL. YOUR STOCK. A BIG SALE ON THROUGH HOLIDAYS, EVERY TUBS. EVENTNO. SAT. AND EVENING. Free gifts at every sale Auctioneers C l E, Scott . . C2iarles V. LL-.He Phone 4-6433 ri'if'B ra HE.ICU'rnurjf Twit rougharjy falw . Cfaaniiany. .tInt t a wasnuigion carpnraaon -or neaiue. Washington, has fJed its COLUMBIA trade-mark for candles with the Sec retary of State. State of Oregon. DJ, u. 19. 300 Personal 312 Lost and Found FOUND: Irish Setter dog. mate, age 1ft yrs Contact West Salem Machinery Co. Phone 4-22 IX LOST: Boxer, mate. 8 months old. Lost around vicinity of 4-Corncrs. Reward. Phone 2-0014. LOS1: Beautiful giay male Persian cat. Answers to nam of Andy. 4610 Swegle Rd Ph. 4-3909. 316 Personal 1 win tteA b responsible for any bills contracted by anyone. Sgt. Don All- port. PRIVATE INVESTIGATIONS Civil, criminal, tracing, domestic. Phone day or "Ught. 3-8107 ALCOHOLICS Anonymous 315'i N Commercial St. Ph. 2-2108. Meeting Sunday 3 P-m Tuesday 8 pjn. Fri dav 3 pm. SECURITY DETECTIVE AGENCY Private investigations. Civil, crimi nal, domestic, missing persons. Room 139 Pacific Bldg. Phon day or night. Salem 4-224S. "L OHUL.1CS Anony-oui group No 1 2088 N CoTimerrtal Phone 3-9419 or 3-4537 P O Bos 714 4-00 Agriculture 402 Livestock 11 EXTRA nice berlcsbire pics. 8 each. A Scbwengel. Ph. 4-2313. 1, mUes East Totem Pole. j mile So. FOR SALE. 19 head of ewes to lamb in February and March. $11 take all or choice 15. Phone 4-2617 evenings. BONDED Livestock Buyer. A. F. Som- mer 2130 Chemawa Rd. Phone 4-2617. NICE big weaner pigs, choice $7.50. Phone 3-5994. evenings. LOCKER BEEF Wruteface Hereford. 32c: locker pork. 35c. Nothing down. 6 months to pay. Custom killing. Trailer loaned free. Salem Meat Co.. 1325 S. 25t.i. Ph. 3-4858. ANGUS- Bull Service Call 3-1006 ex cept Saturday. l.ICENSVD and bonded livestock buy er E I Snehn 165 Kenwood Av Phone 2-1545 CHINCHILLAS. THE Aristocrats of the fur industry. Registered breed ing Ltoc' now available. Jo Has- sens tab. 6090 Portland Rd. rtUNDED livestock buyer IA9B- P Claude Edwards R 3 Bo's BONDED LtVESTtXnC buyer E C McCandnsh 1127 S. 25th Ph. 3-8147 404 Poultry " Rabbits DRESSED HENS. 'Order now for holi days. Phone 2-5816. FOR SALE large fat geese. $4 00 each. 5450 N. River Rd. Phone 2-1236. FOR SALfc. geese. Phone 3-8400 or dressed 4-9307. or alive. AUSTRA WHITE. Parm Reds, broiler chirks. Gehring Hatchery, Silverton, Oregon. WANTED to buy colored hens. Cus tom killing. Fowl of any kind. Phon 4-3426. NeweU's Poultry Plant. Kill 6 davs a week. Rt. 5. Box 109. Salem. WANTED, colored hens, highest prices. Lees Hatchery. Ph. 2-2861. RABBITS wanted any size 8c quantity Alsc purebred breeding stock for sale. Ph 2-7107. N"W HAMPSHIRE Chicks day-old and started Weekly hatches Lee's Chicks grow fast. Phon 2-2861 Lea's Hatch- GOLDEN BROAD and New Hampshire chicks, hatched every Monday and Thursday. Our chicks grow faster Fox Hatchery. 3830 State St Phon 3-4969. 408 Psts FOR SALE beautiful, all colors, in cluding orange canary singers. 3995 Mahrt Aye. Pt-n 4 corners. Salem. FOR SALE border collie pups, ready to train. Phone 2-1142 eves. FOR SALE white french poodle dog. Can be seen at 2680 Prlngle Rd. A. K. C. Registered Dachshund puppy. Will hold till Xmas. Reasonable. 3-4602. POMJiUlANIAN PUPS, registered. 3 months old. tan. $35., Robert Thorpe, S. W: Douglas St.. Mill City. Box 656. FOR SALE Toy Chihuahua puppies. 2025 S. 12th. CANARIES Give a cheerful little sing er for Christmas. Phone 3-8668. FOR SALE, Chihauhau puppies. Reas onable. 4356 Durbin Ave. Ph. 4-1073. COCKER puppies. 3-7712. $5 and $10. Phon ROLLER Canaries. Singer for Christ mas PMced to -ell. Phone 3-7857, 2010 S. Church. HOLLYWOOD AQUARIUM. 1958 Mc Cov. 1 block east of N Caottol Ufc block north of Madison Ph. 2-6897 MOORE'S TROPICAL FISH, equip ment, supplies 2 miles from Lan caster on Ma -leav Road Pb 2-7321 Closed -n Wednesdavs RED BONE hound Phone 3-7712 pup, male. $13. REG ISTERED" Redbone coon hound puppv. Low as $20 from best of breed ing stock. Phon 2-6130 evenings or write Rt. 4 Box 243. 410 Seeds and Plants BLUEBERRY plants 1 to vr old 35c and un Ph 3-6442 eve AFRICAN Violets. cyclamen. Cape Primrose, Ferns Cut Flowers. House Plants. Oppen's Greenhouse, 4330 Auburn Rd. 412 Fruit and Farm Produce! GOOD POTATOES $3.00 100 lbs lots of m. Ed Sproed. 2 miles East of Keizer school. No Calls Sat. t;?&cxii- 450 Merchandise 451 Machinery end Tools . COMPLETE EQUIPMENT Only 3 months old. 183 EP. Buds power plant. No. 1 Case engine for con veyer. green-chain, carriage 22 ft. opening 38. lugger and saws. Original cost 832.000. win sQ entire m tor 912400. Now In storage. Everything In perfect condition. Call Mr. Klan. SEVEREST REALTY CO. 333 N. High St. itENT or buy: All type electrical Of h-.nd tools garden tractors, sprayers lowser Bros 1185 S 12th 455 Household Goods for Sals SQUARE TUB Maytag. Very food con dition 4 years old. 2-7498. GAS STOVES, apartment six and big ger. Also 15c electric tuning meter and old cupboard. 2455 State St. BEDROOM SUITE 340. Phone 4-5896. G.E. RADIO for sale, lovely cabinet CaJ at 2185 S. Summer St. HOLLIWUOD electric broUer oven. New and in original carton. 10 piece set of Wear-ever aluminum, used slightly. Sacrifice both. Cll after 6 JO p.m. 2-6829. A VERY good Westinghouse Cabinet ranee. Cheap tor quick sale. Ph. 2-7830. HIGHEST cash price paid lor on piece or house full of furniture. Barkers furniture. Phon 2-8512. Open eve. till p.m. UNFINISHED Furniture ready to paint Complete ttork st Good Housekeeping Inc 487 Court St 456 WantexL Household Goods WANTED USED FURNITURE TOP PRICE Vallev Fnrn. Co. 2-7472 458 Building Materials USED 2 x 4't and 2 x An dimension lumber. $25. a M. 1365 Broadway. Madsen Wrecking Co. Redwood JUST RECEIVED l carload, of beautiful Calif. Redwood. Inclu'ling: 1x2 to 1x12 RU Clear-A V. O. kiln rirlMl finish. lx to 1x12. Clear V. O. V-JoinV aid- ins r paneling. 9 IS x and RL Clear V. O joint paneling. x 10 RL. Clear V. O. bevel sidinf Keith Brown Lhr. Yard Front and Court Phon 3-9111 We Give SA-H Green Stamps BUILDING? New 4x8 plasterboard New waterproof hard board Camp Adair windows , $ 1 40 S 1.90 $ 7.50 Loos insulation, per baf s 1-00 Cedar ahinles $3.00 up 3-tab composition roofing. No. 1 $ 0.95 New shower cabinets . $43 00 New wash basins, complete $17.50 New toilets, complete $29.50 SteeL aluminum garage door. CHEAP Painted cedar shakes , $11.50 New asbestos siding , $ 9.50 New glass doors . $10.50 New 4-inch soil pipe u 78c a ft. C G. LONG Phone 2-5821. 1 mile N. of Keizer $1.98 . B16" 4x1 UN SANDED PLYWOOD (NEW LOAD) PORTLAND ROAD LUMBER YARD 3545 PORTLAND ROAD - 4-4433 WINDOWS CLEARANCE SALE We can't giv them away, but It's next to it. New double run window, new crystal picture windows with frame. Also sacrifice prices on 500 used win dows. DOORS Hundreds of new grade A doors at end of year bargain. 1 panel. 1. 2. 3. and 5 lit doors, entrance doors, cheap. C. G. Long Ph. 2-5821. 1 mil north of Keizer. 460 Musical Ixistrumsnts Mr. and Mrs. PIANO BUYER Your Xmas SALE PIANO Is at STONE PIANO CO. Same yourself a lot of lookin and listening by coming right to STONE PIANO CO. ; Her you can take advantage of our Xmas SALE PRICES on Americans best pianos. No need to settle for some off-make brand when you can get the very finest at thes highly reduced prices. So get the piano you can b realty proud of at the savings yau wan' . Delivery, bench and tuning Included free.. j We're open each week day U1 9:00 P.M. and our low down payment and easy terms are made to order for you. Stock of sale models la limited, so come hi NOW. STONE PIANO CO. 1280 Stat Ph. 2-5281 L'acoJ Spinet Piano. .rt5. price uv- eludes bench: Pn. 2-B70S. SXCTRIC guitar. Practically new. Cas and amplifier Phon 2-31S0. 400 Agriculture 412 Fruit 4323d Farm Produc POTATOES, traits, nuts, eggs, candy, apples, oranges, grapefruit, and all kind of produce. Also holly and wreaths, codar-bougha. - vnisUeto. Chriatns trees, eon. Everything to decorate With. 3 blocks North me Lancaster ! Dr. oa Portland Rd. Phillips Broai Farm Market. SVALMUTS St FILBERTS. 22c - 20c a lb. A. SchwengeL Pb. 4-2313, IV mil JList Totem Pl. S. 4 m II l s iT l'f I f "1 1 1 '1 ' ' 450 Merchandise 451 Machinery and Tool SAW M Xdger and trimmer saws. Head rts? Dial 4-5043. Eva. 3-3291 480 Musical Instrumsnts REO CEDAR SHINGLES 4 GRADES. Delivered or pick-up, Ted Muller Phon evenings. 2-1190 KNABE Piano, Circassian amber wal nut for sale. Cheap. Phon 3-7743. BEAUTIFUL bungalow piano in excel len. condition. A bargain for cash. 190 S. Cortaae St. WURLITZER cornet' 2647 Portland Rd. and - Uombon. 462 Sports Lqulpmont BARGAIN: New 22 colt Match target. 4't" barrel. Phone 3-8607. NLW COLTS. M super auto! 3 boxes ammo. New shoulder holster. Prio $75. Evens 2-7133. . 464 Bicycler XMAS BIKE ONLY $25 buys this 26" Schwlnn blk for your son. Excellent condition. Call 1-1162: FOR SALE. Boy's Schwlnn bike $05.6oT -eriect cnristmas Present. Phon Pre 3 6010. GIRL'S bicycle, like new. Phone 4-28T9. COLUMBIA boys bicvele, good con dition. $15. 1003 S. 21st. Buis . Dinoon tire ; Dlcycle. Excel lent condition. Hand brake, prfce $23. Call after or Saturday, 4-1389. 4S8 For Rent Miscellaneous RENT Rent an AMERICAN floor sander for . that professional looking job at NORRIS-WALKER PAINT MFG. CO. FACTORY STORE 1710 N Trent St. Ph. 4-2279 JKIVB. IKU1K UH HS.NI uta- kets furn 1201 State Ph 3-9083 470 For Sals. Miscellaneous PIANOS Now is the time to buy that piano you have been wanting, at real (and w mean real) money-saving prices. Shop around, then come in and save $ $ $. WILTS EY MUSIC HOUSE; I860 STATE; iito.MKiLill 1 mangle, A-l condiUou. 3510 Portland Rd. ALL KINDS crocheted seta and punch work pillows for Christmas. Phon 2-J98. Edith Goode. r HKiJLUAIK. iJeep Freeze will trad Portland Rd. ' 2500 CAPACITY electric automaU chicken brooders. See at 3rd hous on Powers Creek Rd., 2 miles out of Silverton over east hill. 20 Fl 19s2 Sub-zero Freezer, $0M. In quire 585 S. 18th or phone 3-9968. ALL T EEL, 'I wheel trailer. Com pie l set Americana Enc like new. Phon 2-7034. I . DELUXE ' refrigerator, reasonably priced. Cash or terms. See at SudteU's Auction, i 1 m VERJf GOOD radio phonograph com bination 3810 Cherry Ave. $50 CLR1 1TICATE. toward purchase of new iewlng machiu for Xmas. Ph. 4-.1770 SELF SERVICE garag. You do work and save. Ph. 4-55K3. USED DAVENOS $9.95 and up. USED MERCHANDISE MART, 270 S. Lib erty. Phone 4-371. A CHRISTMAS GIFT YOUR FAMILY will enjoy 49 Chevro let 2-door sedan, top, condition $12452-5354 Eves STANLEY horn products. Lee Mindt. 1680 Madison. Ph. 3-4050, teatei Ap- olianc 375 Chemeketa CHRISTMAS CAKDS, aprons, gifts. Mrs. L. S. McChntic. 879 N. High. FOR SALE. Christeias trees and swags. Broaiway and Belmont "South Fam- lly.' " DECEMBER SPECIAL Reg. $105. Micalit Chrom Sets, only $89.95. terms. Open till 9 pjn. Fri- dSNOOKS BARGAIN CENTER 1255 Broadwsy Phone 4-17M USED electric iang. $13.00. im WaUet St. PIANO boxes. Plywood. $1.00. TaUman ' Piano Stores. 393 S. 12tb. Salem. USED NEW PIANOS IN THE MARKET FOR A PIANO? AT PRICES THAT WILL THRILL YOU? THEN COME TO THE little MUSIC HOUSE WITH THE little OVERHEAD AND lit tie PRICES, i - - Wiltsey Music House 18M SI A 1 X. Ol. nivr.Kn. J-0781 . CrtlCAGO KiNK roller skate, boys. size 3'i. Partabl Thermador, l.OOi watt heater. 4 new 7.10 x 13 tires. 2847 Portlard Rd. A1KWAV VACUUM cleaner sweepef. Excellent condition. Twin motors, up- right model. $22.50. Phone 4-3472. BAUSCH AND LOMB feather weight binoculars with case. A bargain. 3647 Portland Rd. FUR SALE. Christroaa trees $1 to $3. Choose your tite, supervised cutting. Ms. James W. Mott. Phone 2-589.. vTeDGZWOOX) gaa rang with griddl St broUer. 40 gal. fias water heater. automatic. Both for $75. 2-0332. KALwUTTTiir sale. Phone 2-7408. k 1TH-CORONA Dor table typewriter. ood condition. 8iS. Phone 4-.i3. Lil RACTIVK style large, blu fries davenport, good springs, very reason- N 1rt Phone 3-9115. LAMP SHADES, nut bowU. klad bowls, sugars, picture frames. Jewel boxes, salt and pepper, ets. Mad from myrUewood and redwood. Also growing Redwood burls 75c and up. Hi-Way Gift Shop. 99 E. 3 mil South of Salem. ' WORK BENCH. 4. .13 bolted 3x13 construction $20. Phone 3-4Z13. USED SINGER late model, e lectr i portabl sewing machine with regu lar v-t of attachments. New marhin guarantee, lor the unpaid baUnc. Singer Sewing Center. 130 N. Coml St. Open Mon. St Frl. Eventngs. WALNUTS for CnrUtmas. Get thei . now .n the shell. 30c lb. 970 N. 18th. Phon 3-4201. WASHlAG Macninr New and Ufeed. 'ester Apoliaor Co 375 Chameav . eta i ELEeiRiC Ranges Nw and Used. Yeater Aopllanc Co 37$ Chemek eta ! ' CUAURl foundaUoo girdles bra For aopoint enT m Bales ATTRACTIVE, turay. rocking horfce. Idea, gift f oi t to 4 rear old Guar inteed wo.kmMhipCall 3-2S27 af ter e m. or ae at 3279 S. Commer- Walling Sand & Gravel Co, Crushed Rock FOR roads at driveway Cement. RdTr cux Concrete. Garden Sand BllU : dozing drainag and .ditching i r. shovel tk drag tin phon us iD Washers $5 and up. vsU MERCHANDISE MART, 270 S. Liber ty. Phone 4-4U7L .