10 Stcrta iicm, ScJin. Oregon, Scrt ru , May 23, IS53
lieu York Sloclx Qnoiaiions
By The Associated Press
Admiral Corporation
Allied Chemical 70 V
Allis Chalmers 54
.American Airlines 14
Americas Power & Light
American TeL fc TeL 156
American Tobacco 72
Anaconda Copper 37
Atchison Railroad 97
Bethlehem Steel 53
Boeing Airplane Company 43
Bore Warner 80
Burroughs Adding Machine 15
California Packing . 25
Canadian Pacific 28
Caterpillar Tractor 60
Celanese Corporation 27
Chrysler Corporation 76
Cities Service 85
Consolidated Edion 39
Consolidated Vultee 19
Crown Zellerbach 29
Curtiss Wright 8
Douglas Aircraft 66
du Pont de Nemours 97
Eastman Kodak 44
Emerson Radio 11
General Electric 74
General Foods 54
General Motors 62
Georgia Pacific Plywood 16
Goodyear Tire 53 V
Homestake Mining Company 38
International Harvester 29
International Paper 53
Johns Manville 63
Kaiser Aluminum 27
Kennecott Copper 68
jUbby, McNeill 9
Salem Market
Quotations
(As of late yesterday)
BDTTIRFAT
Premium
No. 1
No. 2
BUTTER
Wholesale
.70
.67
.64
.75
M
Retail
EGGS (Baying)
(Wholesale prices range from 6
to 7 cents over buying price)
Large AA
Large A
48
.46
.43
.43
.33
.26
4
7
.15
0
Medium AA
Medium A
Pullet
POULTRY
Colored Hens -Leghorn
Hens
Colored Fryers
Old Roosters
Roasters
Portland Grain
PORTLAND LB No coarse
grains bid.
Wheat (bid) to arrive market,
basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast:
Soft White 2.33 M; Soft White (ex
cluding Rex) 2.33; White Club
2.33; Western Red 2.33.
Hard Red Winter: Ordinary
1.36; 10 per cent 36; 11 per
cent 2.36; 12 per cent 2.36.
Friday's car receipts: wheat 20:
barley 4; corn 2; oats 2; mill feed
S.
SUNDAY'S BROADCASTS
Pacific Standard Time
Kilocycles: KSLM 1398, K6CO 1498, KOIN 976, KGW (20, KEX 1190. KGAE 1438
FM: Megacycles
(Editor's note: The Statesman publishes In good faith the programs
a J times aa' provided by the radio stations, but because ofmes the
programs are changed without notification, this newspaper cannot be
responsible for the accuracy herein.)
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KGAE Waffle Club
KOIN Europe Story
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Noon Edition
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KOCO Baseball
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KEX Revival Hour
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KGW Bob Considine IMeet Veep Cor n tion serleslcor n tion series
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EILM Nick C rter
KOCO Baseball
KGAE Record Room
KOIN Jack Benny
KGW Juvenile Jury
I Nick Carter
Baseball
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Jack Benny
Juvenile Jury
Btll (ira.'iarn
BiUv Urahani
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KSLM The Falcon
KOCO Baseball
KGAI Record Room
KOIN C. McCarthy
KOW Ed Haaker
KEX Church in Hm.
5
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KOCO News IU.N. Story IIU S Music IU S Music
KGAE Record Room Record Room 1 Record Room ISign Off
KOIN News Roundup News Roundup (Eyes on Skies Music Man
KGW Youth Curious Youth Curious Theat Guild iTheater Guild
KEX Top Guy Top Guy Music HaU IMusic Hall
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KSLM Fam. Theater
KOCO Dinner Music
KGAE Record Room
KOIN Broadway Beat
Record Room
Broadway
sow Theater Guild
KEX . Wlnchifl. News Uimmie Fiddlerl Taylor Grant I Dinah Shore
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KOCO Music IMusic
KGAE Record Room Record Room
KOIN Miss Brooks Miss Brooks
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KEX Paul Harvev
Chapel by
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KOW C. McCarthy c. McCarthy
KOW Starlight IStarlirht
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IKS W Peace
KOCO Ave Maria
KOIN ft star rtnaJ
OKGW Reporter
KKX - Final Edltloa
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KOIN Music IMusic
Newa Nightcap City Council
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Packard Motor Car
Penney (J. C.) Co.
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pepsi Cola Co.
Philco Radio
Radio Corporation
Rayonier Incorp.
Rayonier Incorp. Pfd
Republic Steel
Reynolds Metals
Richfield Oil
Safeway Stores Inc.
Scott Paper Company
Sears Roebuck & Co.
Socony -Vacuum Oil ,
Southern Pacific
Standard Oil California
Standard Oil N. J.
Studebaker Corporation
Sunshine Mining
Swift & Company
Transamerica Corporation
Twentieth Century Fox
Union Oil Company
Union Pacific
United Airlines
United Aircraft
United Corporation
United States Plywood
United States Steel
Warner Pictures
Western Union Tel.
Westinghouse Air Brake .
Westinghouse Electric -Woolworth
Company
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND UW(USDA)-CatUe
for week, salable 2200; market
slowed late after fairly active
opening; cows dependably through
out; fed steers closed 50 cents to
1.00. below late last week; cows
about steady with spots 25-50 cents
lower on beef cows; bulls mostly
steady; good-choice under 1,100 lb
fed steers 23.00-25.00; two loads
897 and 1,098 lbs early 25.25; com
mercial steers 21.50-22.50; utility
17.00 - 20.00; good" light stocker
steers 20.00-21.00; choice fed heif
ers 23.00-23.50, good 21.50-22.50;
utility 14.50 -16.00. commercial
15.50-16.50, few young fed commer
cial 17.50: utility and commercial
I bulls 17.50-18.50, few heavy bulls
to 19.50, cutters down to 14.00.
Calves for week salable 500;
market slow, closing sales .around
3.00 below last week on increased
supply; good-choice vealers and
light calves late 24.00-27.00,. early
sales to 30.00 sparingly; utility
commercial 16.00-23.00. culls down
to 8.00; few good-choice stock
calves 20.00-22.00.
Hogs for week salable 2075; mar-1
KOIN 101:1, KEX 92.3
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Inv. to Lrng.
Sun. Music
(Here's to Vets
Lockheed Aircraft ...
Loew's Incorporated
Long Bell A -New
York Central
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvinator
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pacific American Fish
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pacific TeL & Tel.
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I Waffle Club IChristian Hour IChristian Hour
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I Mes. of irael Mes of Israel
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I Baseball I Baseball Baseball
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IGodfrey Hr. Hllywd. Story IHllywd. Story
iGay 90's I Mind Manners I Mind Manners
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(Shadow True Detective 'True Jetectl e
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IQuizKids I Music in Air Music in Air
iSquad Room ISquad Room
tt st-Dall 1 Baseball
Record Room I Record Room
Amos "n Andy lAmos 'n Andy
My Son Jeep My Son Jeep
Herald of 1 rutbi Herald of 1 ruth
IThe Falcon I Mennonite Hr. IMennonite Hr.
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IC. McCarthy I Newsroom Newsroom
Top Story Freedom Talk j Freedom Talk
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Dinner Music News St. Francis
'Record Room Record Room
Beat (Morgan's Music ! Morgan's Music
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IDrew Pearson I TV Clinic
(Med of Honor I Nat Guard
Sign Off
I Whistler Whistler
1 Harris-Fave Harris-Fave
Road Drive a MUe (Drive a Mile
Moon Garden $ & Sense
I Don Stewart Don Stewart
(Jack Benny Jack Benny
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Little Margie UtUe Margie
IMeetPresa IMmIPtm.
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I Ave Maria Sun Reverie .n Reverie
'Memories Bandstand Bandstand
!5toI? Tellp l-athoiic Hour I -atholir New
Faith our Time AUistalr Cook Concert Hour
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400 Agriculture
425 Auction SoIm
' Public Farm
AUCTION
On the farm, located 6 miles North of Salem City Limits; or 1 Mile North of
Brooks, Ore., on Highway 99E. It's 2nd farm on left, past Assembly of
God campground, North, on
Monday, May 25
At 10 A. M.
Farm sold; therefore all
Auction
21 HEAD CATTLE 21
42 yr. old SPRINGER HEIFERS; to freshen in August. Guernseys.
8 FEEDER HEIFERS. Guernseys and Holsteins. 4 to 6 mos. old.
7 FEEDER BULLS. Holstein Mix. 4 to 6 mos. old.
1 Yearling HOLSTEIN BULL.
12 yr. old RED POLL COW; fresh.
Cattle Tested, and very gentle; in fact, hand-raised Pets.
Machinery
520 ft. Irrigation Pipe; Pump; and 9'i hp.
Briggs Sc Stratton gas motor. Spike Harrow;
Springtooth Harrow; Cultivator. G. Hose.
Forks. Pipe and Fittings. Electric Fence Con
trol. 5 Nurse Pails. Portable Sears Milker. 2
"Wheelbarrows. Sides for Truck. 25 Cedar
Fence Posts. Table Saw; 1 h.p. motor. Stock
Trailer. Grindstone and motor. Water Pump.
Farm Wagon, on rubber. Fence Stretcher.
RoU Wire. 1930 Model A Ford Coupe. Power
Meat Grinder; Bone Grinder, for mink farm
food. Sprayer. Chicken Drinkers and Feeders.
Many misc. Hand Tools and Farm Tools; too
numerous to mention.
Frank A. Sprouse. .Owner
COL. ERNEST E. SCOTT, Salem, Auctioneer. Phone 4-6433
Nina M. Scott, Clerk
This is a good clean Sale of
LUNCH AT NOON
ket opened 25 cents lower and un-
changed thereafter; choice No. 1
and No. 2 butchers from 180-23o
lbs 26.00-26.50, heavier and lighter
weights 24.50-25.50; choice 350-550
lb sows 22.50-23.75.
Sheep for week salable 106; mar
ket strong with top on spring lambs
35 cents higher; choice-prime 83-
102 lb spring Iambs 25. 50-25. 8o,
good down to 24.50; choice and
prime No. 2 and No. 3 pelt lambs
23.C0, good-choice 21.00-22.50, util
ity down to 18.50, few feeders 19.00;
few choice heavy woo led lambs
23.00-23.50: good-choice shorn ewes
5.50-6.50, few 7.00 early, culls down
to 2.00.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND Ufl Butterfat
Tentative, subject to immediate
change Premium quality, maxi
mum to .35 to one per cent acidity,
delivered in Portland, 68-71c lb;
first quality 67-70c; second quality,
64-67C. Valley routes and country
points 2 cents less.
Butter Wholesale, t.o.b. bulk,
cubes to wholesalers Grade AA.I
93 score, 67c lb; 92 score, 6oc; B,
90 score, 64c; C, 89 score, 63c.
Cheese Selling prire to Portland
wholesalers Oregon singles 42 Vi
46c lb; Oregon 5-lb loaf 49 "6-51 Vic.
Eggs To wholesalers-candled
eggs containing no loss, cases in
cluded, f. o. b. Portland-A large,
56 .,58 4: A medium 55 -57
B grade, large, 51 Vz.
Eggs To retailers-grade AA,
Large. 61-62c; A large, 58-60C; AA
medium, 59-60C; A medium, 57
59c; A small, nominally 46-47C.
Cartons 3 cents additional.
Live Chickens No. 1 quality,
f. o. b. plants Fryers, 2 Vt-Z lbs,
27-28C, 3-4 lbs, 27-28c; roasters,
AVx lbs, up, 27-28c; heavy hens,
all weights. 25-26c; light hens, all
weights, 23-24c; old roosters, 15-18C.
Rabbits Average to growers
Live white, 4-E lbs, 23-25c, 5-6 lbs.
21-23c; old does, 10-14C, f3w higher.
Fresh dressed fryers o retailers,
59-61C, Ct up 63-67C.
Fresh dressci meats wholesal
ers to retailers; dollars per ewt:
Beef Steers, choice, 500-700 lbs.
38.50-43.00; good, 37.50-41.00; com
mercial 5.00-38.00; utility, 32.00-
35.00; commercial cows 28.00-32.00:
utility. 27OO-3O.0O
25.00-28.00.
canners-cutters
Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind
quarters, 50.00-54.00; rounds, 48.00
53.00; full loins, trimmed 6,5.00
74.00; triangles 30.00-33.00; fore-
quarters, 32.00-35.00; chucks, 37.00
41.00; ribs. 48.00-54.00.
Pork cuts Loins, choice, 8-12
. s. 5S.01--63.00; shoulders, 16 lbs
39.00-42.00; spareribs, 50.00-55.00;
fresh hams, 10-14 lbs 57.00-60.00.
Veal and calves .Good, choice,
all weights, 42.00 - 5fo0; commer
cial. 36.00 - 45.00.
Lambs Choice, prime. 40-50
lbs. 46.00 - 48.00; good, 36.00-45.00;
spring lambs choice prime 49.00
52.00. Mutton Good-choice, 15.00-18.00.
Wool Grease basis, Willamette
Valley medium, 50-52c ib; Eastern
Oregon fine and half-bltod. 55-62c;
Willamette Valley lamb wool, 42c;
12-month wool. 48-50c.
Countrydressed , m a t s. f .o.b.
Portland:
Beef Utility cows, 30-32 lb;
canners-cutters, 24-25; shells down
to 21c.
Veal Top quality, lightweight,
39-40C; rough heavies. 25-30c.
Hogs Lean blockers. 35-36c.
Sows light 30-32C.
Lambs Best. 40-42c lb; spring
ers nominally 48c lb.
Mutton Best, 14-15c lb; cull
utility 9-llc.
Onions 50-Ib sacks West Oregon
yellows, med. No. is, 2.25-3.00; 3
in. . min., 3.50-4.00; commercial
1.50-2.00; Texas Crystal Wax, 2.50
3.00; Texas Granos, 2.25-75; Calif.
Red Globe, metL, 4,00-25; yellows.
400 Agri culture '
425 Auction SoIm
Cattle, Farm Machinery
AUCTIONEER'S NOTE:
good usable merchandise. Nice young stock, and Complete Dispersal.
It Will Pay You Well To Attend.
Served by ladies of .Labish Bethel Assembly,
Missionar y Council
C. 1 TlfrJUaof
j OlOCK iflcll KCl
Weak, Takes
Slight Falls
NEW YORK ( A recovery
movement Friday in the stock
market was -strong enough to wipe
out most early declines, but it
lacked sufficient vigor to push the
market definitely to the higher
side.
The Associated Press average of
60 stocks declined 10 cents at
$110.40. The industrial component
of the average was down 20 cents.
The railroads, however, were un
changed in the average while the
utilities gained 10 cents.
The lower leaning of the market
was shown by the 387 gainers and
418 losers in the list of 1,087 issues
appearing on the tape. The total
was 43 issues less than Thursday.
There were 21 new highs and 39
new lows for the year touched
during the day.
Noted Savant
Convicted in
Perjury Case
NEW YORK ") William Perl,
34, a brilliant physicist, was con
victed on two counts of perjury
Friday by a federal court jury for
denying three years ago that he
knew members of an atom spy
ring.
He faces up to 10 years in prison
and $4,000 in fines.
He was tried on a charge of
lying in 1930 when he denied under
oath he knew the condemned atom
spy, Julius Rosenberg, and four
other persons.
After Lots of Rain,
Sun on Forcecast
Today Salem is in for its ltlh
consecutive day of rain, accord-
ing to the weather bureau.
Rain this morning is expected
to slow down to showers in the
afternoon and Sunday is pre
dicted to be mostly sunny.
In the 48-hour period ending
at midnight, .83 inches of water
has fallen here with .57 inches
being measured Friday. This
brings the rainfall so far this
month up to 2.38 inches com
pared with the normal of 1.45
inches.
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled By The Associated Press
May 22
BOND AVERAGES
20 10 10 10
Rails Indust Util Fgn
Net Change ... Uneh Unch D.l D.l
Friday 92.5 95.8 913 78.8
Prev. Day . 92.5 95.8 93.4 78.9
Week Ago .... 92.3 95.9 93.4 78.9
Month Ago 83J 96.5 94.7 79.1
Year Ago 9JI 98.6 98.7 76.1
STOCK AVERAGES
30 15 15 t SO
Indust Rail Util Sties
Net Change 1 D.2 Unch A.l D.l
Friday 143.7 90S 53.5 111.4
Prev. Day 143.9 90.5 53.4 111 J
Week Ago 143.2 87.7 53J 110.2
Month Ago 139.6 84 6 52.7 107.4
Year Ago 135.0 79.2 i 52.1 103.1
med.. 2.00-25.
Potatoes Oregon Russets No. 1,
4.25-75; name brands 4.85; 25 lbs,
local size A. 1.25-35; 10 lb mesh,
45-50c; Russets, No. 1A. S.00-3.50;
Calif, long whites. No. 1, 3.75-4.25.
Hay U. S. No. 2 green alfalfa,
nominally 34.00, delivered car and
truck lots f o b. Portland; Seattle.
35.00-38.00. !
400 Agriculture
425 Auction SoIm
and
Furniture to go at
Furniture
Electric Washer: Electric Refrigerator; R. C.
A. Victor Cabinet Radio, 12 tube; 2 Gas
Ranges: 1 Kitchen Cabinet and Cupboard: Hi
Boy Dresser and Chest: 2 Davenports: 5-pc.
Chrome Set; 2 Chests Drawers; Beds, Springs,
Mattresses: New- Linoleums: Buffet; 5-pc.
Breakfast Set; Dishes; Phonograph; 2 Sinks;
Occasional Chairs: Rockers; Table M Separ
ator; Fruit ars;nd many misc. Kitchen and
Home Items.
"teris cash
300 Personal
312 Lost and Found
LOST: Personalized check book In
the vicinity of Elks Temple. 527
Knapp. May 21st. Liberal reward
for return of same. Ph. 2-8594.
LOST: Red Hawthorne bicycle from
hih school bike shed. Kindly re
turn to high school and receive
reward or phone 3-7349.
Wheat Drops
To New Low
CHICAGO Iff) Wheat dropped
to a new low since 1950 and a
whole series of new seasonal lows
was uncovered in a weak grain
marke. on theTooard of trade Fri
day. Wheat finished 1 i-l ! lower,
corn 1 Vx to 2 cents lower, oats 1
ii-l lower, rye 2 to 2 lower,
soybeans 2 V-A lower and lard
15 to 20 cents a hundred pounds
lower. x
Haryey Buys
500 Acres
At The Dalles
THE DALLES M The Har
vey Machine Company's 65 million
dollar aluminum plant will be lo
cated at the west city limits of
The Dalles, on the Oregon side of
the Columbia River.
President Leo M. Harvey, Tor
rance. Calif., announced purchase
Friday of a 500-acre site from land
owners. A location on the north
shore, in Washington state, also
had been considered.
. Under an agreement reached
Thursday with the federal govern
ment, construction of the plant is
to start June 24. Completion is
scheduled by May 1, 1955.
Harvey said The Dalles was
chosen because it has excellent
rail, river and highway .transporta
tion facilities and room for future
expansion.
The facilities will consist of a
two-potline reduction plant, with a
capacity of 54,000 tons of alumin
um annually, and an alumina
works to supply the reduction unit.
In January, 1953, the United
States had 23,966,000 head of
milk cows and heifers.
; Salem
Obituaries
GILCHRIST
Mrs. Esther Gilchrist, at the fam
ily home in Gold HU1. Ore.. May 21.
Survived by husband. Charles Gil
christ. Gold Hill: mother. Mrs. Car
rie Sneed. Portland; sisters. Mrs.
Willato Bue. Portland, and Mrs. Clar
ence Grelg. Salem. Graveside serv
ices will be held Saturday. May
23, at 1:30 p.m. in Belcrest Memorial
Park. HoweU-Edwards Company in
charge.
COOPER
Estel M. Cooper, at Klamath Falls,
May 21. Survived by sons. Dr. M. E.
Cooper. Klamath Falls, and Delbert
Cooper. Springfield: daughter. Mrs.
Louise Estes. Klamath Fail: grand
daughter. Shirley Cooper. Spring
field Services will be held Satur
day. May 23. at 11 an. in the
Clough-Barrick Chapel with inter
ment at City View Cemetery. Ritual
istic services by BPOE.
SMITH r
Thad O: Smith, late resident of
Swet Home, at a local hospital May
21 at the age of 56. Survived by
wife, Mrs. Eva Smith. Sweet Home;
sons. Donald T. Smith. Hillsboro:
sister. Mrs. Lillian Medlock, Tucson.
Ariz.; and two, grandchildren. Serv
ices will be held Tuesday. May 28
at 1 :30 cm. in HoweU-Edwards
Chapel,
300 Personal
314 Transportation
LEAVING for Anchorage. Alaska
about June 5th in '52 model car.
Would like S or 3 riders. Call 3-5233
after 5 p.m.
LEAVING for Florida Sunday 24th.
New car. Take 1 or 2 passengers.
Share expense. 522 W. -1st St.
WANT RIDE to S. Dakota about
June 1st. Share expenses. Rt, 1.
Box 222. Aumsville.
316 Personal
ARE YOU having trouble with alco
hol? If so. and want to do some
thine about It dial Alcoholics An-
onymous. Phone 2-2108. 2-2843.
MRS. i JAMES. Psychic Reader can
five reliable advice and help on all
problems of life. 3645 Portland Rd.
Alirma Courts, Apt. 2.
SECU-Ul x DETECTIVE Agency. Pri
vate Investigation. 139 Pacific Bldg
Phone 4-2248.
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group No.
L 2088 N. Commercial. Phone 2-9419
or 3-4537. P. O. Box 724.
400 Agriculture
402 Ll-astoclc
7 MO. OLD HEIFER. 't Jersey and
1 uoisteins. .775 Hollywood Ave.
Marlin Voiding. 2-5773.
PURE. BRED 18 months Guernsey
bull it fresh milk cow. i mile east
Brush Creek School or 2 miles
west Silverton off highway . 211
across track on gravel road to
yeLcw house. Rt. 2, Box 303. Sil
vrton. FOR SALE: Holstein bull. 6 mos.
old.; Papers may be had. Ph. 4-2970.
3t. 4. Box 224.
BIG weaner pigs. Jersey heifer with
heifer calf. Gentle, easy milker,
lots of milk, fresh 1 week. J. L.
Starfcrd.- Rt. 2. Box 59D, Turner.
Ore. a ml. E. Pen. Annex Farm.
LIVESTOCK pasture for 20 cattle.
Whites Ranch, one mile east from
Turner.
LICENSED and bonded livestock
buyer. E. L Snethen. 165 Kenwood
Ave. Phone Z-1345
LOCKER BEEF. Whitefacer Hereford.
28c: locker pork 35c. Nothing down.
6 months to pay. Custom killing.
Trailer loaned free. Salem Meat Co.
1325 S. 25th. Ph. 3-4858.
BONDED LIVESTOCK buyer. E. C.
McCandlish. 1127 S. 25th. Ph. 3-8147.
BONDED Livestock Buyer. A. r.
Sommer. 1265 Harmeoy Dr. Ph.
4-2617.
BONDED Livestock buyer. Claude
Edwards. Rt. 3. Box 899. Ph. 4-1113.
404 Poultry and Babbits
7 USED cedar post. Half price. One
6-room hutch. One 4-room hutch.
One buck, 2 does, 5 two weeks old.
Eight 10" cement cuberts $1 ea. Rt.
4, Box 3o6 on Liberty Rd.
Wanted. Colored hens. Lee's Hatch-
ory. Phone '2-2861
CUSTOM killing. Fowl of any kind.
Ph. 4-3426. NeweU's Poultry Plant
Kill 6 days a week. Rt 3. Box 109.
Salem. .
RABBITS wanted, any size and quan
tity. Also purebred breeding stock
ror sale. Ph. 2-7107.
TWICE weekly, day old chicks in
New Hamp. Parmenter Reds, White
Leghorns. Austra-White. White
Rock. White- Wyandottes. Parmen
ter cockerels. Lee's Hatchery. Ph.
2-2861.
GOLDEN BROAD and New Hamp
shire chicks, hatched every Monday
and Thursday. Our chicks grow
faster. Fox Hatchery. 3830 State St.
Phone 3-4969.
408 Pets
Parakeets!
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CHINCHILLAS Forced to sell pair
Chinchillas and equipment at
wholesale. T. G. Willams. 448 S. E.
Edison. Sheridan. Ph. 2550.
GOOD heme for medium sized Shep
herd type male dog. Farm home
preferred. Ph. 2-1183.
GIVE AWAY 3 kittens, also grown
alack female and gray torn. 3-9943
2 FEMALE Pekingese pups. 8 wks.
old. 2260 Claude. Ph. 3-3598.
MOORE'S TROPICAL FISH, equip
ment. Goldfish, Parakeets. 2 miles
from Lancaster on Macleay Road.
Ph. 4-3773. Closed on Wednesdays.
CANARIES. Young healthy singers.
S6.95.? While they last. Call 3-6241.
SIAMESE kittens for sale with pa
pers. Ph. 2-5287.
CANARY singers' and hens.' Baby
parakeets. 735 Bellevue St. Phone
4-1597
HOLLYWOOD AQUARIUM. 158 Mc.
Coy. 1 block east of N. Capitol, l'i
blocks north of Madison. Ph. 2-6897.
410 Seeds and Plants
If I haven't the blooming things
their berried, but could bring
them around. A verbal corona
tion to tne jolly lady with the
abundant offsprings from Medford.
and thanks to the local "sons -of
old Erin's sod". Would like to meet
a "you aU" southern peach or
gentleman. Super-duper hedge is
the fuzzy blue Ellwood $3.25 and
the 15 in. weU rooted size 25c.
Why Jet Portland be ahead with
roses plant to show the year
around with berried and ever
green shrubs. Small pyramidalis
and semi-dwarf hedging, pernettia.
skimmia. rhody's. golden euony
mous, camellias, cotoneaster, abelia,
mollis, snowballs, boxwood, creep
ing Juniper, holly, golden trees
25c: laurel and native trees 5c;
lilacs, heather, azaleas, hydrang
eas. Iris, and perennials 10c. Free
plants' and camellias with purch
ase. Like to welcome you other
than . crowded Sundays. Scenic
drive south of Four Corners on 22
turn at top of hill, and 3 miles,
first rlace on left of next corner.
P. 3112 Hustons Nursery. Rt. 5
Box 89 Salem.
SPECIAL 1 OPEN SUNDAY. Shrubs
and pernnials. Closing out this
week. All Marigold, snapdragons
and verbenlas at 30c doz. Sahli
Nursery. Rt. 5. Box 457 Salem. At
McClay
GERANIUMS. Faschias. Dahlia Bulbs
5 for $1.08. Tuberous Begonias 3
for $1.00. Grape Vines. Hydrauhas,
Calls Lilys 3 for $1.00. Lupins.
Columbine, Delphiniums. 6 for .25.
MERRILLS GREENHOUSE, BROOKS
AZALEAS
Many . varieties now in
blor-m.
WARING'S NURSERY
1025 OakhiU Ave. Turn East from 99E
atSouth Village Tavern
CHRYSANTHEMUMS. Kraus intro
duction. 450 English.' Spoons.
Spiders. Cushions. Delphiniums,
(including Astolats). 16 varieties, of
Astiltws. Geraniums. RusseU Lup
ins, Iceland Poppies. Iria now
blooming. Black's, 2278 Cbemawa
Rd. l' mues east of Keixer. Ph.
2-4250..
SAlEMj
113 Ml.
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400 Asricultui
410 Seeds and Plants
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GERANIUMS, perennial bedding
plants Shrubs. Boyd Niraery, 2444
state.
LANTANA. tuberous an wax be
Koalas, sultani. summer jjUhllaa. pe
tunias, snapdragons. all the usual
and many unusual annuals. Toma
toes, sweet and hot peppers, egg
plants. Kg an Gardens, J miles N.
of Keizer on St. Paul Hwy.
MARTHA Washington Geraniums.
Hundreds In bloom. Begonias. Push-
las and Bedding Plants. Kilber's.
Phi 4-4021 715 Salem Heights Ave.
412 Fruit and Farm
"Prod
uc
ASPARAGUS for canning or freez
ing. George' Asher. Grand Island.
X
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rrt. bixzo. Dayton.
SEED potatoes. $2.50 100 pbs. No. 1
eaung potatoes, 11.25 s lbs. On
Ions. SI. 00 50 lbs. Al Pedi 5230 Port
land Kd. Phone 4-4078.
EXTRA good . Netted Gent seed no.
aioes. II. C. Hammer, SS$ Fir Knoll
Lane. 4", miles east out j Center St
Phone 4-3006. j
'4-50 Merchandise
455 Hhold Goods For Sol
7 ROOMS of Ane furnltur lncl. din
ing room set, 2 Brs. suits. 12x15
rug and pad. 2650 Portland Rd.
BLUE davenport Sc chair. JGood con
dition, reasonable. Ph. 3-7915.
o3 SALE New Mayflower forced
air on furnace, 110 BTUt. complete
controls. dirt work. 2751 gaL tank.
$750 wholesale. aU for 1600. Phone
3-7766. I
mm',jM mm
0i3 &t$z izzsat-
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mas
c sitt
KEN MORE automatic wringer type
washer. Good condition. 35. Spark
oil. heater, wit a fan. Almost new,
USED 18 cu. it. Upright Hme Freer
er, good condiUon. $l"-50- Easy
terms. j
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING ISC.
467 Court St. h. 3-9611
DUNCAN PHYFE mahogany exten
sion dining table and 4 chairs.
ilke new. 4-575.
FIVE rooms furniture, lavn mower.
155 Tulip Place. Ph. 2-4688
ELECTRIC stove almost nw. Chrome
dinette set. General Electric frig.
Pressure cooker. 16 qt. paveno al
most new. Overstuffed- fhair. Wool
rug Sc pad. 9x12. Floor, tamp. Misc.
articles. See at 450 Grive or call
2-3498. 1
456 Wanted. Hsehoid Goods
CASH TODAY. Good used furniture
or wiU seU on consignment Ph.
3-6098 Sudtell's Auction).
WANTED!
USED FURNITURE
TOP PRICE
VaUev Fr-i. Co. fc-7472
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457 Radio and TV
USED
RADIOS
s I
COMBINATIONS
ZENITH Mahogany, like 1 new, FM
& AM. Cobra arm recoijd changer
for 33 and 78. Radio flays per
fectly. Your choice of 25 new rec
ords at a total price pf $168.00
3anks terms j
AIRLINE combination with 3-speed
changer. FM & AM. Mahogany.
33V wide - 33a" high - l4,i" deep.
Less than two years od and in
the finest condition. 25 j new rec
ords go with this set at $148.50,
Terms of course. j
SILVERTONE Here's a fcute one.
Only 24'i" wide. 33'.i" high. Beau
tiful oak finish. We tok the 1
speed changer out- and ; equipped
it with a new $50 taree-speed
automatic changer. A real buy at
$124.50 and we'll give jyou your
choice of 25 new records besides.
i
RCA VICTOR a thing of beauty.
Looks like new but a pre-war
model. Push buttons. Built-in an
tenna. Short wave. Plug In for rec
ord player. If you are looking for
a console, you better set this one
at $43.50. Terms.
TABLE VlODELS-lO of t.em from
practically new bacic to when radio
first came in. Priced j to move
hem out.
RECORD PLAYER Birch portable
$26 50.
The above are samples of ,the thirty
or rr.ore radios and combinations
we have for sale. Mostj of them
we will guarantee for SO days.
We wiU trade your old radio In
against any of them, j
OPEN every evening fron 7 to .
Bring the family ana see me -v
show.
PRALL'S
220 N. Liberty (4-4742
4S8 Building Materials
Specials
No. 1 Shakes undercoufse -.110.75
Reverse trap toUet Sc seal
$24.95
$ .68
4 Soil pipe. Mr loot
CAMPBELL BLDG.
3 MUes E. Center St.
SJUPPLY
2-8224
j
Oak
Flooring
New carload. 1119 JO plywood for
noors, 14c. New slab ebon, $9.75,
Rirrh. M 93 A
Pine paneling. $129.50. Plywood for
everything. 4 low as act U c.
Wall board $1.40. J
Remodel now. nothing down. 38 mos.
tn nav I
Close outs on odd wds. i&c frames.
Our mistakes, your gaji-
OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY
PortlantL Road Lbr, Yd.
3545 Portland Rd. i 4-4433
Salem, Ore.
uDu-2-u
450 Merchandise
458 Building Mcrtficd
SALE
-ta. plywood 4x8 per ft.
3i tab. com p. roofinjg
.18'..
.s
8.M
.10
2.7S
ASDesxoa atoing .
Shake mould, per ft.
3 kinds building paper
new plasterboard. 4x1
1.40
Waterproofed waU board, 4x8 . 1.75
no. l painted cedar shakes
J with undercourse 10.75
U-ln. Mahogany plywood M
U-in. Kahogan Plywood . , .. .42
'i-in Birch plywood , M
i-in. Birch Plywood .51
Nails, per keg J0.7S
l-rne sasn door 7.85
New screen doors ,
New weatherstripped
win
dows, comoletelv assembled. KM
Steel f arace doors, comnleta SS.oo
500 Sashes, picture windows .CHEAP
500-gaL Septic tanks 62.50
Close coupled toilets complete 25 JO
24x18 wash basins. Complete 17.50
New grade A bath tubs 69.50
Kitchen sinks, complete , 33.75
Boat plywood 10. 12. 14-ft.
lengths in stock. low prices.
New shower cabinet $43.00
Elec. Water Heaters : $68.50
4-in. soil pipe, orangeburg.
ana au sizes gaiv. pipe. SPECIAL.
insulation, per
bag
1.00
C U. LONG SONS
Ph. 4-5051 One mile N. of Keiter
!. Coast or Mountain
Cedar Shingles
No 2 s 12" clear. $5 per sq. No. l'i
i 8 clear. $4 per sq. No sap wood.
Come and get them.
Ted Muller, Salam, Independence Rd.
Phone Salem 2-1196
Keith Brown
Specials
DOORS
2-Oxs-S 3 Panel 2.M
2-OxS-S 1 Panel .10
1-3x8-8 Flush VG . 3.00
2-0 - 2-4 - 2-4 - 2-Cxfl-t 1 Panel C.7S
2-4) - 2-axSS 1 Panel 1 Lite S.S0
FRENCH DOORS 10 LITE
Reg-. Sale
20x-8xl ' 13.4a 10.74
2-4x8-8x1. 148 11.4
2-Sx8-8xl, 14.48 11.37
2-8x8-8xlk - 14.58 11.88
WINDOWS
2x24xl. GM No. S5S ' 2.00
BARN SASH
l-10x3-llxl, te .. 3.89
PLUMBING SUPPUES, ToUets. Sinks
Lavatories , off
Tools: Plaster Sc Masonry 25 off
SHAKES:
18" Stained Shakes with Undercourse
Uncartoned ... f 12.00 Sq.
WINDOW SCREENS: We are distri
butors for Rjrlock window screens.
Keith Brown Lumber
Yard
Front Sc Court Street Phone 5-8111
We Give S&H Green Stamps -
Remodel, Repair, Now
Save tout cash tor a rainy day. No
down payment, M months to pay.
Epping Lumber Co.
5740 SUverton Rd. - Phone 4-8123
Opetr U day Saturdays
OVERHEAD rfara.e door ,
Hardware
I14J0
Overhead aluminum garaf
ooors with hardware
$47.54)
Galvanized Eve trough 14'ic per ft.
EPPING LUMBER CO.
3740 Silverton Hd. Phone 4-8123 .
Open aU day Sp- ---
460 Musical I
FENDER dble-nec... ..eel guitar 8c
case. 8125. Epiphone amplifier with
12" speaker. $80. Ph. .3-3739.
PIANO, small size, excellent con-
dltion. 1690 S. Cottage St.
NEW and used pianos. For a better
buy. Wlltsey Muale House.
last
State.
462 Sports Ecpilpmant
HUNTING BOW. beautiful M lb.
Grizzly Bear, laminated glass, ma
ple, steel, mahogany. New string.
Half price. $25.00. Call, 2-1S41 or
3-6263 eves.
JOHNSON outboard motor - h.rl
French fry cutter. Restaurant size.
Driving light. Ph. 3-4895.
1 MODEL 75-7' h.p. .Martin out
board motor. Used 1 season, guar
anteed. $160. 1 model 04 Winchester
30-30 carbine. Used 1 season. Sale
price $59.00. 1 model 33-6 Marlin
carbine slightly used $53.00. 1 12
gauge Ithac shotgun, reg. price
. $91.16. sale price $77.93. Slightly
used 130-6 rifle. F. N. Mauser with
Armstrong sight. -Nearly new. Reg.
price $150.00. sale price $130.00.
Above merchandise may be pur
chased on easy payment or lay-
' away plan.
GIL WARD 450 CENTER ST.
FISHING tackle. Also 2a h.p. John
son motor. 1Z90 w. capitoi.
USED CAMERA BUYS
EX Movie 8-20 $20.00
B&H Sportster 8 $39.50
Revere 77 8 mm $44.50
Argus A-2 33 mm $15.00
Contax Ila. fl. 5, Reg. $504.00
Special Price $350.00, Case
AU used cameras uncondiUonally
guaranteed at
ANDY FOSTER'S CAMERAS
174 N. Commercial
SotH Green Stamps
GOLF CLUBS. Set of woods. Irons,
nd bag. $25. Phone 2-7430.
f OR7irALE 4 "Cylinder 10 h p. Evin
rude outboard motor. Used hrs.
$185. 1 30-30 Winchester rifle, like
new. 2 boxes shells. $50. 163 Ken
wood Ave. Ph. 2-1345.
468 For Rant MIscIIcmois
SENT a marvelous Kenmore Sewing
Machine for as little as $6 per mo.
Phone 3-9191
Sears, Roebuck and Co.
RENT or buy. All types electrical or
hand tools, garden tractors, spray-
mrm Rmror Rrm. HAS S. 12th.
tJ
DRIVE TRUCKS FOR RENT.
Blankets turn. 1201 State. Ph. 2-906t
fOR R NT or Jease, lit. warehouse
pacr cement floors, brick bldf.
down town. Inquire H. L. Still
rum. 3-918S.
470 For Sal, Mcdlana-a
USED I RANGES, refriferitoiT nd
-ringer-type washers. Some nearly
new.: S&H Green Stamps. ,
MASTER
SERVICE STATIONS INC.
363 N; Com'l Ph. 3-4163
JEnnV LYND 4 bed. Springs and
mattress, misc. garden too is, iur
niture and clothing. 440 S. 17th.
Ph 5-082S.
NEARLY new Vaughn saw $75. Old
but serviceable. Chev. ptexup, lic
ensed, good tires, battery, $50. Ph.
4-1335. v
GIbSOW refrigerator. 7 cu. ft. Ex
cellent condition, z-zazv.
53 MODEL LK95K G-E refrigerator,
$399.95. with 25 lbs. of T-bone
steaks given free Hurry offer ,
: limited,
i MASTER
SERVICE STATIONS INC.
365 N. Commercial Ph. 3-4163
1951 MONTGOMERY Ward refriger-
ator. Freezer compartment. xe
' condition. 1010 N. 17th St. I
LAWN ORNAMENTS. Ph.2-9810. 371$
ilollywood Ave.
SMALL tool shed, with window. 2227
Hyde St. Ph. 3-8301.
ESPECIALLY for you Get your home
baked pies, cakes and cookies. Or-
der by phone. 2-5967.
JA'-OBSEN power lawn mowers,
Wlndolph " garden maker. Ray L
Farmer Hdwr. 2065 Silverton Rd.
Opposite State Fairgrounds.
3 FORMi
FORMALS, : size 9. 10. 12. Phona
3-9841.
MINK SCARF. 8 skin natural wild.
Slightly used. Price reasonable. .Ph.
2-1089.
SPEED QUEEN wringer washing ma
chine. good condiUon, $23. Phona
2-2342. -
PIANO, automobile, radio, gas range
b'cle. Call 3-7980
PIANOS I We are bverstocked on
' Uprights. Taken In trade on TV.
AU are reconditioned throughout.
From $100 to $173. Trader Louie,
1870 tana Ava.
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