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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 5, 1953)
1 1 1 Pilgrims Avoid Holy Barbers TIRUPAHTI, India Tt Pil grims who object to half-shaves have struck against holy barbers St famed Tirupahti Temple here. The Temple barbers are es pecially busy on Hindu holy days when pilgrims crowd the shrine. Each barber tried to corner all possible business by shaving only half a head at a time. A half chaved pilgrim had to cool his heels until the barber got around to giving him a second half. Recently pilgrims have been patronizing barbers outside the temple. The enfranchised holy barbers have sought a court in junction to halt illegal practice by rival shavers. Sleeping 'Corpse' Startles Villagers ATHENS (P-Hitchhiker John Gaitanidis secretly boarded a Here's a U U TRADER LOUIE TV 1870 Lang, Ave. Fhene 3-855 Open Monday and Friday Evenings SUNDAY'S BROADCASTS Pacific Standard Time Kilocycles: KSLM 1390, KOCO 14M. KOIN MS, KG W 2, KEX 11M, KGAE 143 FM: Megacycles KOIN 181:1, KEX 93.3 (Editor's not: Tki Statesman publishes in good faith the programs and tines as provided fey the radio stations, but because oftimes the programs are changed without notification, this newspaper cannot he responsible for tave accuracy herein.) HO UK M:0 0:15 7 KSLM KOCO KOIN Church of Air KCW Resurrection I Church of A tT Resurrection (Concert HaU Concert Hall 8 KILN KOCO KGAE KOIN nl Baptist (First Baptist Geo. Wright (News Waffle Club j Waffle Club Tabernacle 1 jtwi i. . le Radio Pulpit Radio Pulpit News i Adv. In Res ch 9 KSLM KOCO KGAE KOIN KG W KEX Bible Bible Roberts. Organ Easter Sunrise 1st M.E. Church Uncle Bob 1 0 KSLM Hardy News Sunday School KOCO Presbyterian I Presbyterian KGAE Pentacostal (Pentacostal KOIN SL rrancis Hr.i Unl. Explorer tOW Bridal Shower IBridal Shower KEX Negro Choir Negro Choir KSLM KOCO KGAE KOIN KGW KEX jnk At Em. First Baptist Calvary Bapt. Svmohonette I Music I First Baptist 1 Calvary Baot. I Symphonetto Bing Crosby (News Parade of Hits Parade Of 1 2 KSLM M Koco News KGAE Sun. Serenade KOIN Philharmonic KGW Critic. Large UX Noon Edition I Radio Canaries Mercy Errand Sun. Serenade (Philharmonic I Youth. Music IGarden Talks KSLM Lanny Ross KOCO Salem Agenda KGAK Sun. Serenade KOIN News KGW Foster News KEX Revival Hour Music ISalem Agenda iSun. Serenade I Look for Pleas I Gay SO s I Revival Hour KSLM do (Shadow True Detective I True -Jetect've KOCO Major League Major League Major League Major League KGAE Sun. Serenade Sun. Serenaae Sun. Serenade Sun Serenade KOIN Godfrey Hr. iGodfrey Hr. iHllywd Story IHllywd Story KGW G.LJoe G.I. Joe Mind M- rner Mind Manners! KMX Pronnecv Volcei i omerv Voice Greatest Story 1 Greatest Story 2 KSLM KOCO KGAK KOIN KGW KEX Nick Carter Major League Freedom Hr. Star Theater Hy Gardner Billy Graham IN I Major League Freedom nr. Star Theater Meet Veep Billy Gra ism KSLM The Falcon The Falcon Mennonite Hr. IMennonite Hr. KOCO Major League Major League Music I Music KGAI Record Room I Record Room I Record Room (Record Room KOIN Jack B-nnv :Jack B-rnv Amos 'n Andy Amos 'n Andy KGW Prisons Chal. Prisons Chal. AldrichFam. lAldrichFam. KEX Church in Hm. IChurch In lim. iGreat Fraud 3 indav Edit. . KSLM KOCO KGAK KOIN KGW KEX News News Record Room r. McCarthv Youth Queries Top Guy IB. Cunninghm UN Story I Record Room C. McCarthv Youth Queries Top Guy KSLM Concert Music (Concert Music (Concert Music . IConcert Music ' KOCO Warwick I Warwick (World News Fr-""ls KOIN Radio Fame Radio Fame I Guest Stars JMusic Man KGW Theat. Guild I Theat Guild lYouth&News lYoutli A wi KEX WincbilL. News Utmmie Fidd!er Taylor Grant ISalem-Wshbrn 7 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KEX Symphonies Music Symphony Dragnet Paul Harvey 8 KSLM Wnesttnna 1 20 Questions KOCO Proudly Hail Proudly Hail KOIN Miss Brooks j Miss Brooks KGW Starlight istarlieht KEX Mon. Headlines I Drew Pearson 9 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KEX News i Editoiiailv Don Stewart I Don Stewart C McCarthy IC. McCarthy Symphony hvmnhmn Careers Unllm Sac. Heart 7 0 KBLM Peace KOCO Ave Maria KOIN s Star Final KGW Reporter KEX final Edition (Peace Ave Maria I Memories J Story Teller I Faith our Time 1 1 KSLM Silent I Silent KOCO " -" KOIN Bdwy. Beat I Mel Baldwin ROW - News Ntgntcapi City Council KKX Concert Hr. Concert Hr. KGW. Sunday. 5 JO a.m. Sunrise Service at Grand Canyon; 4:00 a.m. 1 i : I (rfttfld 4 1 I truck travelling from Volos ' to Larissa and slipped inside a cof fin out of the rain. Along the road, the driver stop ped for a pair of villagers who climbed into the back of the truck. The villagers screamed when the lid of the coffin opened slowly and a hand came out. When the "corpse' sat straight up they jumped. Skater is Vet At Age of 2 ROCHESTER, N. Y. UV-Not only can 2-year-oM Bob Kosicr Skate but he can even skate with one foot in the air and is in his second season on the rink. Last season young Bob needed his father's help to get around on the Koster's backyard rink which features music relayed from a record player in te house. But this winter Bob has been on his own, using a 75-year-old pair of low-slung Dutch skates, says his parents who are portrait of a satisfied customer 1 or ours ... he found out we take most anything in trade. On T Great New See Us First for the Finest! 00.31 00 4 S tMusie jMusio iCnurrtt of Alt Ch urea of Air I Port. Choir Port. Choir I Guest Star IHere's to Vets iBacktoGod I Back to Cod (Cent. Lutheran ICent. Lutheran Christian Hour I Christian Hour INews llnv In lihi Yosemite Park JYosemite Paric I Light & l.ite Light dt Life (Bible Class IProphey Voice IPhrophcy Voice (Organ Loft Ava Maria Ava Maria I Roberts. Organ t Waffle Club I Waffle Club I Easter Sunrise Mow K. Smith INews fist M.E. Church list M.E. Church 1 1st M.E. Church I Top o' Morn. I Mes. of Israel Mrt of israei t.utheran Hr ILutheran Hr l Sacred Heart Songs Rerr. I Waffle Club I Waffle Club )ewuh faith Honor Medal IProudlyHail IProudlyHall iNafl. Vesoen INat'l. Vespers First Methodist I First Methodist . nun tut (First Baotiat Calvary Bapt. (Calvary Bapt, Philharmonic Philharmonic Eternal Light 'Eternal Light Hits 'Parade of Hits I'arade of Hits 'Music Music ICurtain Calls (Curtain Calls Smn. Serenade Sun. Serenade Philharmonic Philharmonic iBob Consldlno Elmo Roper iChrist Action lOuist. Action IClyde Beatty Music Sun Serenade Godfrey Hr. I M. WiUson t Revival Hour IClyde Beatty Music Sun. Serenaie Godfrey Hr. M. Wili'on I . .al Hcur I Squad Room Major League I Record Room I Jimmv Wakely ISauad Room I Major League I Record Room Jimmy Wakely I Prisons Chal. 1 Prisons Chal. I Herald of i ruth Herald of I ruth Music I Music for U.S. I Record Room News Room (Bible Hour I Music for UJ5. ISign Off 'News Room I Theat. Guild AI SE4K - UIU1U -I A IC -sT I UlUiH a Met. Auditiom iMct Auditions ITheater Guild , I Symphonies Walter Norblad TV Clinic IMusie IMed of Honor I Nat. Guard (Symphony,, I Whistler Whistle I Dragnet ' I Harris-Fa ve Harris-Fa ye Chapel by Road'Cnllece Forum IColleee Foium Moon Garden S & Sen.ce !Don Stewart I Don Stews Uttle Margie I Little Margie Symphony k Symohonv IChet Huntley ' IMustc Hall Music I ews U Never Know Health Council (Jack Benny I Jack Penny I Port. Choir JPort. Choir I "ort Hi Time I Port Hi Time I Church of Air Church of Air (Sun Rr I' -i Rert ' S. Craig Show IBdwy. Beat lrahohc Hour I tholic n.ur 'Alliitair Cooke Concert Hour I Silent l-ilent f I Bandstand t Bandstand ICity Council ICity Council Concert Hr. (Concert Hr. The Easter Story. 9iV 1 I both natives of Amsterdam, Hoi-! land. "I guess it is kind of unusual, all risht. but we've been skaters in this family as far back as we can remember," says Mrs. Kos ter. SUNDAT 8:00 Easter Services 8:30 Easter in New York 10:30 Frontiers of Fa'th 1 1 KM) Candy Carnival 12:00 This is the Life " 12:30 Life Begins at 80 - 1:00 Art Linkletter 1:15 Billy Graham 1:30 Omnibus . 3.-00 Three Guesses 3:15 Madison Square Garden , 3:30 See it Now 4:00 Kukla, Fran and Ollie. 4:3tJ Private Secretary 5:00 Comedy Hour 6:00 Fred Waring 6:30 Mr. Peepers 7:00 Red Skelton 7:30 What's My Line 8:00 Studio One 9:00 TV Playhouse 10:00 The Doctor 10:30 The Web 11:30 Bob Considine PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS Pontificlal Mae 8:00 from St. Monica Basilica, Cincinnati. Archbishop Karl J. Alter, Mount St. Mary choir of 200 voices singing. Easter In New York 9:30. Fiftt Avenue Easter parade, guest celebrities. The fashions de scribed by Eleanor Lambert. Life Begins at 80 12:30. Great grandmother who began her high school education when she was past 70 is special guest. Fred Waxing 6:00. 'Song of East er". 14 spirituals with mixed chorus. Mr. Peepers at 6:30. Peepers de cides to go on a Sunday picnic i with Nancy and friends. Gives . nature-lover Peepers chance to admire wildlife until a down pour ends outdoor activity. Studio One at 8:00. "Edge of Evil". Sally Forrest and James Daly. Fast moving story of Jenny Seastrom and mysteri ous death of her sister which she is unwilling to accept as a suicide unti! she can prove it. Omnibus 1:30. "Everyman" me dieval morality play . . . Cooke discusses significance of East er . . . Home views of painter Grandma Moses . . . trip to the moon . . . early example of stop motion photography made in 1902. Private Secretary at 4:30. Susie throws a tantrum when boss doesn't tell her about appoint ment with male secretary played by Franklin Pangbom. Television Playhouse 9:00. "A Young Lady of Property, Kim Stanley. Joanne Woodward. Story of 15-year old girl in i small town who dreams of be- ! coming a movie star. The Doctor 10:00. "Carla's Boy". Story of son of a much-married mother who selects a "Father". Allen Martin 'and Anna Karen star. The Web 10:30. "The Curve" stars Steve Elliot, Michael Hig gens and Rosemary Pettit; tale of two men and their struggle to win the love of a beautiful but fickle woman. Per capita consumption of sugar in Hawaii is 146 pounds per person per year compared with 130 pounds in Australia, 106 pounds in Canada and 94 pounds in the United States. MARR RADIO and TELEVISION INC. Salem's Most Complete Television Center Phene Day or Night. 2-1611 or 2-4728 2140 S. Commercial MOTOROLA For Export Installation And Rtpairs SALEM TV 5 Years in TV 2303 Fairgrounds Road Phona, 4-6251 Stevens and Son 12 lo 3 p.m. Today 1430 KGAE . 1430 GEIMAIL SALES Opes Friday Nltes Television Log ICS N. Commercial j Premier Sunday Cross- Word Puzzle I. Ifc lo 14, r2fl5 I P I I YA l I I1 I1 rZfl1 I -I"' I W -IE - PiP " ZZT IP 444P vr "Zp?' " iiizzzziizzizzzpp! ; 77 37i VT fO " W IIZZZZIIZZZ r, Mv IIIZZZIIIZZZZIIZZZIII "zzizzzziizzzzizzzz ff 1 1 M- I 1 1 mr 1 I I '"1 1 I I HORIZONTAL 53 Divest . 55 Palm 56 Self 57 Desist 58 Colorei 60 Denary 61 Depend ence 63 Pre-arranged list 64 Photo graphing; apparatus 69 American Indian 67 Slender stalle 68 Iron wood of Pegu 69 Killer 72 Whip lightly 73 Cour ageous 77 Indian cymbal - 78 Diffuse SO Yarn 1 Statute 82 Of the ear 84 Pierce 85 Containing laminated rock 1 Food fish S Again put in vessels 10 Cheek-bone 15 Largest island of Weat " Indies 19 Large shrub 20 Shun 21 Animatea 22 Elliptical 23 Seed coat 24 Divide 25 Meal 26 Tableland 27 Variety of zoophyte 29 Lusterless finish 31 Infringe 33 Bloody 34 Numeral 36 Lofty 37 Pour off gently 40 Cure-aH 42 Subject 46 Delight 47 Clayey 48 Stitch 50 Helmsman 51 Headmost 52 A gridiron Grain Prices Fall Sharply CHICAGO GP)-The shadowy j spectre of a peaceful world. which had shaken the grain market a little in the previous week, gave it a rude jolt this week. Grain prices fell sharply on the Board of Trade as the mar ket tried to adjust itself to the sudden broadening of the Rus sian "peace offensive." The big loss came on Monday, after which some cereals continued to drop while some showed a ten dency to steady as the week progressed. For the week, wheat ended 5Vii-6 lower , corn 27,a-3i lower, oats 3 to 4 cents lower, rye 94 to 10 cents lower, soy beans Z-RVi lower and lard 8 to 22 cents a hundred pounds lower. Fighters Steal Enemy's Food KUALA LUMPUR. Malaya UrV Men of the 1st Battalion of the King's African Rifles are taking the campaign to wipe out the Commvmists' food supplies right into the depths of the Malayan jungle. While police and home guards prevent food being taken out of town and villages, the AsKans from Nyasaland strike Into the jungles and wipe out Red veg etable plots. In Pahang state alone, where the Africans are operating, they have uprooted and burned 82 enemy gardens. ft ELECTRIC TH t IMC SElWlfT i i 86 Measured quantity 87 Inex pensive 89 Asiatic nimal 90 Cubic meter 91 Thick 92 Dog-houst 94 Young hare 96 Plaster 97 Crew 99 Observer 100 Tropical plant 10 1 Retractor 105 Uncooked 106 Message 110 Smell 111 Top 113 Exemplar 1 15 Emanation 116 Eye 117 Yawninf 118 Foster 119 Cana 120 Timid animal 121 Lessen 122 Civet-likt animal 123 Grecian seaport 1 Blemish 2 Rodent 3 Passage 4 A deputy 5 Recourse 6 Each 7 Lay roadway 8 Canticle 9 End 10 Quick drying cement 11 Wing 12 Merry . song 13 Turn awmy 14 Revoke 15 Murmur 16 Layer of iris 17 Perchlike fish 18 Woe is me! 28 Corn bread 30 Chinese glue 32 Offshoot 34 Flat pav. ing slab 35 Having made a will 37 Delay (Answer on page 7) Portland Livestock PORTLAND Un USDA Cattle salable for week 2,000. 'Market uneven, generally steady to weak; canner and cutter cows and bulls closed mostly 1.00 lower; three loads above average choice near 1,100 lbs Montana steers 23.75 scattered loads most ly low to average choice fed steers 23.00-23.50, good steers 21.50-22.50, commercial 20.00 21.00, utility downward to 16.50. Good fed heifers 20.00-21.00, utility and commercial 15.00 19.50; canner and cutter cows 10.00-12.50. early to 13.50, utility cows 13.50-16.00, commercial 18.00-17.50, utility and commer cial bulls, mostly 17.00-18.50 early, few 19.00, later sales down to 16.00 or under, cutters down to 14.00. Few medium and good feeder steers 18.50-19.00. Calves salable for week 210. Market steady-weak. Good and choice vealers and light calves 25.00-31.00, few prime 32.00 and 32.50, choice 360 lb calves in cluded to 30.00 with prime 340 lbs to 32.50, cull and utility calves and vealers 10.00-20.00; medium Salem Obituaries CARLSON Carl Adolph Carlson, at the resi dence. 1180 N. Church St.. April 3. Survived by his wife. Mrs. Fay Carl son. Salem: two sons. Edwin and James Carlson, both of Seattle; three grandchildren: several brothers and sisters In Sweden. Services were held Saturday. April 4. at 3 JO p.m. in the Virgil T. Golden Chapel with the Rev. W. H. Lyman officiating. LOVETT " Mrs. Caroline Lovett, at the resi dence. 67S N. Cottage St.. April 3. Survived by a daughter. Miss Olive H. Lovett, Bridgewater, Mass.; sons IV K. end T. G. Lovett. Salem: P. M. Lovett. Detroit. Mich.: S. K. Lovett. Norwalk. Conn.: sister, Mrs. Emily Truscott. Billings. Mont.; four grand children Including Charles M. Lo vett. Portland; four great grand children. Services will be held Tues day.April 7. at S a.m. In the Clougn Banick Chapel with the Rev. B. J. Holland ' officiating aad private in terment. , ' - - . From 1947 to 1932. Cuba proi. duced about a fifth of th world's sugar. D. T. T. Laaa KD Dr. G. Chan, ND DES. CIlAN . . . LAM CHINESE NATUROPATHS Upstairs, 241 North Liberty Office open Satarday enly, it a-sa. te t SUw t 1 pJB. CosualtaUen, lead e-resmre aad nrtne tests are free : ef charge. Practiced ataee IS17. Write fee attractive girt. He CMigatttw , VERTICAL 38 Eulogistic memoir 39 Sing" 40 Balance 41 Eajrle's neat 43 Herb 44 Galloper 45 Babylon ian hero myth. 47 Support 49 Gain 52 Wide spread 53 Utter 54 Hoglike animal 57 One con cerned 58 Broad piece 59 Assemble 62 Chilling" 63 Malice 65 Sea-gull 67 Abate 68 Corn-meal Irtish 69 Lineage 70 Potter's wheel 71 Hostile 72 Last 73 Set out 74 In com pany 75 Small civel 76 Bird note 79 Time SO Downright 83 Horse us ing a cer tain gait 85 Scattering 86 Detract 88 Match 90 Bristle 91 Challenge 93 East In dian sailor 95 Whirlpool 96 Rude bed 98 Consoli date 100 Annoy 101 Crucifix 102 Sidle 103 Mouselike rodent 104 Genuine 106 Gull-like bird 107 Downfall 108 River of Tuscany 109 Body 112 Mineral spring 114 AscribaM and good stock calves 18.00 23.00. Hogs salable for week 2.315. Market" uneven, closed 25 cents lower but most of week's trade steady. Choice 1 and 2 butchers from 180-235 lbs 23.23-75, many lots 24.00 but closing top 23.75, choice- 3 lightweights down to 22.50, choice 250-300 lbs 21.50 22.50; choice 350-550 lb. sows 1950-21.00, early sales light down to 21.50. Sheep salable for week 1,085. Market strong. Good and choice fed woo led lambs 20.00-21.00, some above 115 lbs down to 19.00 scattered lots - choice carrying some prime lambs 21.50, utility grades 17.00-18.50, good and choice feeders scarce, few 17.00 18 no, good and choice ewes 9.00 10 no, cull and utility 5.00-8.50, inferior culls down to 2.00. 300 Personal 312 Loot and Found FOUND: Black and white Shepherd dog. Phone 3-392. LOST: Earring In or near Ladd and Bush Bank, sat a.m. p none a-3333. LOST: Dark tan billfold containing S48. In vicinity of Stiff Furni ture Co. about 2 -JO Friday. Need It very badly. Please return. Re ward. Edna Anderson. 3043 Port land Rd LOST: Dragon-pin, heirloom gold watch. Reward. Ph. 3-8392. LOST: iiese poodle, curly white hair, ansvers to "Fritz." Lost near Elks Club on State and Cottage. Reward- Call 3-SB54. LOST: Red Ronson ladies lighter. Front of peat office. Reward. Ph. 3-4732. 316 Personal L T. X. I. LETS you be heard by those who want to hear you. Your tape recordings caa bring you fame, fortune, friends, er Just fun, from aU parts of the world. Or ganizations get new speakers. Send for complete details, free. INTERNATIONAL TAPE RECORDING INSTITUTE Box 898. Dept. A-lo. Palte Alto, California A PAL Kin Psychic Reader will be here til Wed. 4-4353. SECURITY DETECTIVE Agency. PrT vate Investigation. 13S Pacific Bldg. Phone 4-4248. . Get-Acquainted Club THROUGH SOCIAL correspondence, thousands meet) their "Ideal." Write today tor list of eligiblee. Simpson Box 1251. Denver. Colo. Alcoholics Anonymous, sisu n. Commercial. Tues. and Fri. 8 p.m.. Sun. 3 p.m. Phone 3-2108. 2-2843. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group No. L 2088 N. Commercial. Phone a-9419 or 3-4537. P. O. Box 724. Why Suffer Any Ungtr When otkers fall. se ear Chinese remedies. Amaslng saeeess for see years in China. Ne mutter with what aibaents yon are af flicted 41 sere ers. sinusitis, heart, lugs, liver, kidneys, gas, consti pation, nicer, diabetes, rhennia ttaaa. gaO and Madder, fever, skin. Charlie Chan CHINKS SERB CO. 234 N. Caml Phenet-1838 SALEM, ORE. Office Hears r IUI Tees aad Sat. Only Th Stel anmu Solom, Ota Sunday. April S. 1353 9 400 Acjriculruro 400 Agriculture 425 Auction Sal 423 Auction Sal ' ; GIGANTIC MERCHANDISE AUCTION SALE BY POPULAR DEMAND RAIN OR SHINE ALL UNDER COVER 1 TO 5 P. M. 7 TO 12 P. M. SCOTTY'S AUCTION HOUSE 4S4A CENTER SALEM. OREGON Tuesday Afternoon and Evening, April 7 ; THESE AND MANY OTHER NATIONALLY. ADVERTISED ITEMS TO BE SOLD ? New 1952 Electric Sewing Machines Regular $169.50 Full Six Portables and Cabinets Sews Forward and Reversa Round Bobbin New Electric Mixers Good Outside Paint New Chinaware New Leather Goods Household Furnishings New Pop-up Toasters New Treated Tarpaulins X 10 10 x 11 10 x 14 90 x 16 IS X 18 21 X 20 . 14 X IS 30 x 30 New Table Lamps Electric Razors Fishing Equipment Hunting Equipment SAVE ! SAVE ! New Vi'inch Drills 614'hsdh Power Saws Armored Steel Cable Many More Gift Items Too Numerous to Mr-' Come Early, Buyers, So You Can Examine Merchandise 402 LIt tock 4 HOLSTER haifeft, 3. cross bred dairy belters. One Jersey cow to freshen In April. Priced reason able. Must. sell. Paradise Island Farm. S mi. from Salem on Turner nd. HORSE SHOEING Custom fit. Tex Shlvely. Phone Salem 2-02gl. 1 EXTRA sood large milk cow. Just fresh, second calf. gals. Albert Francke. RU S. Box 3U, B. of Totcrr. pole, LARGE 4 year-old Guernsey cow. Heavy milker. Be fresh la few davs. Ph. -3M, LTCEnSZS and ' bonded livestock buyer. E. I. Snethen, Its Kenwood Ave. Phone 2-1343. BONDED Livestock Buyer. A. T. Sommer, 1265 Harmony Dr. Ph. 4-2617 LOCKER BEEF. Whitefaca Hereford. 36c; locker pork 35c. Nothing down, months to pay: Custom killinir. Trailer loaned free. Salem Meat Co. 132S S. 25th. Ph. 3-438. BONDEDHUVESTOCX buyer. E. C. McCandish. 1127 S. 23th. Ph. 3-8147. BONDED Livestock buyer. Claude Edwards. RU 3. Box 899. Ph. 4-1113. 404 Poultry and Rabbits DAY old Hamp. chicks. 917.50 per hundred. MONTGOMERY WARDS FARM STORE Trade jrid High St. Sslcm, Oregon RABBITS and hutches for sale. Ph. 4-2S74. WING needs rabbits. 3985 State. Ph. 4-391 S. WHITE Leghorn Auatra white, and New Hampshire chicks. $16.00 hun dred. Ph. 2-8343. Palmer's Farm. orwins WANTED, colored fryers, colored and Leghorn hens. Highest prices. Lee's Hatchery. Phone 3-1861 CUSTOM killing. Fowl of any kind. Ph. 4-3424. Newell's Poultry Plant. Kill 8 days a week. Xt S, Box 109. "Salem BABBITS wanted, any slxe and quan tlty. : Also purebred breeding stock ror sale, r n. J-T107. DAY old cockerels at Jennings Poul try Farm. Phone 3-5429. TWICE weekly, day old chicks in Hew Hamp, Parmenter Reds. White Leghorns. Austra-White. White Rock. White Wyandottes. Parmen ter cockerels. lee's Hatchery. Ph. 2-Z8SI GOLDEN BROAD and New Hamp shire chicks, hatched every Monday and ' Thursday. Our chicks grow faster. Fox Hatchery, 3830 State St. Phone s-easa. 403 Pots TO GIVE AWAY. 4 months old male. rrt cocker spaniel. Ph. 4-1798 after a.m. PEDIGREE'S German Shepherd fe male. ISO. 1385 Boone Rd. near Colonial House. h Vale Resorts to nVantAdstoGive Odd ScboiarshipsC la efsft te Bmi cssWi- TaJe IMiversity kne sat Afa te awsW. mdd CMiannips, asjea ass tae rentfioted te "nmla senasntn nriak OMaassA T 1 " I MsUfteM Lectwesi, lata c4 S HwW BsfvM, . . ' .. t!n?i3. ee"SJ??l wi n ' Pen and Pencil Sets Furniture Vacuum Cleaners Radios New Chrome Dinette ... Sets Reg. $120 to $170 Rubberized Spring Chairs Tables arc Stain-proof. Burn-proof, Acid-proof. Cray, Yellow, Green, Bed. New Pressure Cookers New Electric Irons . New Waterless Cookware: New Drop Cords New Bedspreads New Comforters SAVE ! "U, CONSTRUCTION r ' EQUIPMENT S TTPTTOW CHTF t imn riTV crTTTTT - AA11U folXX, ouuin 7T A PfiT A wmr mi mTTrT 1 S' wiiiiJDiriSiiAi a e w -w ssst -V Vbs sT ' " April it l r. ji. by order' of " ' . Ceneviava E. Emme " Executrix for Estate of 1 H. F. EMME CONSTRUCTION CO.. OOO OV, TtllllV U H T-VT - COMPLETE LIQUIDATION ' GOING OUT OF BU51HE53 25 TRACTORS Including: CATER PILLARS: DSs of 2U, 8R and 1H ser ies, also D7s of 3T series. D6s and D2s: INTERNATIONALS t TDlSa," TD14Aa. TD14S. TD9s: ALUS CHALMERS: HD14CS and HDlOe. 3 CATERPILLAR DW 10 Tractors and Scrapers. 1 LaPLANT Choate TS300; Motor Scraper, 8 Scrapers Includ ing LeTOURNEAU models Ws, Fs, LUs. and Gar Wood 520s and 5J4. 10 miscellaneous ton to Hi ton Trucks; . 8 LeROL Worthinffton. Schramm, Sullivan Portable Com pressors: 4 Motor Graders Including CATERPILLAR model 12s. 8K and 7T series. Road mix traveling plant. Austin Western Crushers, Jae'er and Seaman Pulvl-mixers, Cedar Rapids heavy duty screens. Rollers. ' P i H 600 Shovels. 6 Dump Trucks. Rippers. Hoists. Clam Shell Buck ets. Acetylene and Oirygen e WeJdlng Outfits Miscellaneous Construc tion Steel Miscellaneous New and Used Parts Used Timber Used Tires Trailers Hobart Light Plants' Gunderson-Taylor Model GP Tamper Portable Pumps Gar Wood Dump Bodies Light Towers Water Tanks e Flood Lights Mall' Model 8 Chain Saw Gardner-Denver Jack Hammers Barnes Lathe Wisconsin Model aui tniinn urnnni e.ouid - ment LeBlond Lathe Miller Knuth Power Hack Saw Power Units Shop Tools Shoo Equip ment Reo Diesel Truck Tractor " Mighty Midget Paving Breaker Bucyrus - Erie 10B Combination Shovel LeTourneau. Woolridge. LaPlant Choate New and Used Parts Buda Earth Drill Jahn Lowboy 25 ton Trailer Sheepfoot Rollers P At H Welder mounted on GMC Truck Puah plates Other Attachments Portable Crushing Plant Desks Chairs Safe Steel Files. CATALOGS FURNISHED AT SALE. OR MAILED ON REQUEST Salt Arranged, and Conducted by Ross & Ross AUCTIONEERS LIQUIDATORS i WOODDALE BUILDING Phone: Whlttler 854 MINNEAPOLIS 1. MINNESOTA To Placo Ad Call 2-2441 1 1 ' i 1 1 i n i s'lesMj 1 " T si as m
