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' Ladies Choke, 12:30 Variety show featuring professional and amateur talent. Matinee Theater, 2:00 "Club Paradise." Robert Lowery and Iis abel JeweL Teymaker, 3:45 LocaL live childrens' show starring the old German Toymaker, with tales of toys to delight the young of heart. Wild Bill Hickok, 4:00 "New Ghost Town" . . a -greedy land owner almost turns Circle City into a ghost town by leading a gang of hooded gunmen against settlers. Chevron Theater, 7:00 "Too Gloomy for Private Pushkin'' stars Robert Strauss and Steve Brodie. An eerie ghost story of how two soldiers seek refuge in a war-torn Italian castle and find it strangely haunted. Voice ef Firestone, 7:30 Eu gene Conley, tenor from the Men. Opera, as guest I Love Lacy, 8:00 Lucy sells her old washing machine to Ethel but it goes on the fritz and sets off a row in the closing episode of the season. My Little Margie, 9:00 Yon Asked For It, 9:30 These shows will be played at this time for to night only. Arthur Murray Dance Time, 10:00 Local, live show starring Peg Boydon and the Arthur Mur ray dancers. Sightseeing With The Swayzes, 10:30 Swayzes visit Chicago. Big Playback, 10:45 Ray Bob son, retired undefeated welter weight and middle-weight cham pion of the world is Bill Stern's guest. Playbacks include cham pionship tennis match involving Pierre Etchebaster, a motorcycle bill-climbing race and the 1950 Notre Dame - Purdue game which broke the Irish winning streak of 39 games. Nite Owl Theater, 11:00 "She Married a Cop" Fhill Regan and Jean Parker. REP. COON TO VISIT BAKER BAKER Un Rep. Coon (R-Ore intends to make his first visit home in August The Baker con gressman, elected last fan, sent the word to friends here. Premier Sunday Cross-Word Puzzle llllf III" III Ir !L II IIlIIIZIlIIIIIIZIII CCd &Zt CZt . . . 1 ILi" !LI" -II . S W?. 5 bO el bZ bl - L 22Z . o . b5 77 Vb M bC 49 P5 n HH 73 74 75 " 7w 77 7 79 60 Tt VZ, TT iT" os TP, bi ,5 Ovi 97 29 99 7Z?y tto ; Trr 55? 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Douglas, late resident of 104 1th St, Salem, at a . local hospital June SS at the age of 4ft. Survived by wife. Ellen Douglas, Salem sons. Steven and Donald Douglas, both ot , Salem; brother. Jack E. Douglas. Eugene. .Member of First Christian Church. - Salem. Seivleca wil.' be held Tuesday. June 30 at S p.m. in the First Christian Church with the Bey. Dudley Strain offtciatlnf. Interment will be at Belcrest Memorial Park under di rection ot HowellEdwmrds Co. la Ilea ot flowers friends may contrib ute to e Chester O. Douglas memorial to be placed la the First Christian Church. . SHANKS Marcus Shanks, in this city June SS at the age of 60. Late resident of BUS NX Broadway St, Port land. Husband ot Elba Shanks. Port land; father ot Helen Virginia Shanks and Mi ml Trances Shanks, both ot Lake Chelan. Wash.: brother ot Carrol Shanks. Monte lair. NJ, and Mrs. Ethel Lowe. Missoula, Mont. Services will be held Monday. June S9 at 10 ajn. In W. T. Rigdon Chapel with Interment at City View Ceme tery. BTEKS - - Edna Byers. at a local hospital June 38. Late resident of 538 5th St, In dependence. Survived by husband. Garfield Byers, Independence; daugh ters. Mrs. Charles Stryker and Mrs. J. B. Dotaon. both of. Independence; son. Grant Byers. Independence; bro thers, Dane Purvine. Corvallis, Jackson Purvine. Salem, Elmer Pur vine. Portland.. Allen Purvine, Inde pendence: five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services win be held Monday. June 29 at 3 p.m. in the First Methodist Church, Independence, under direction of Vir gil T. Golden Co. "Q?e Rcv Myron Pogue will officiate. HAFEMAN Mrs. Mary Jane (Jenny) Hafeman, at the residence. Salem Route 3. Box 864. June 28. Survived by a sister, Mrs. Mabel Cunliff. -Salem, and brother. Dr. V. E. Rapp. Duluth, Minn. Announcement of services will be made later by Clough-Barrick Company. STCUER Ernest Steuer, late resident of 415 W. Madrona Ave., in a local hospital June 37. Suriwed by wife. Adda J. Steuer, Salem: one son. Frank W. Steuer. Brownsville: grandchildren. Laura and David Steuer, both of Brownsville; three sisters, Mrs. Elsie Meyer, Junction City. Mrs. Louise Asam. GlideMrs. Martha Evans. Drain; three " brotners, William c. Steuer. Washougat Wash.. Samuel and Albert Steuer, both of Rose berg. Announcement of services later by Howell-Edwards ChapeL FKKDIN Grace F. Fredin. at Tacoma. Wash., June 39. Survived by husband. Lt. Col. John E. Fredin, Tacoma: son. Robert W. Fredin; parents. Mr. and Mrs. William E. reran, Salem: broth er, Milton W. Foren. Portland. Serv ices will be held Tuesday, June 30. at S pjn. In Virgil T. Golden Chapel with Dr. P. N. Poling officiating. In lTbtek slice 2 Italian coin 3 Jewish month 4 v-RaiIroad attendant 5 RepeU tions 6 Sign of the zodiac 7 Tie" 8 Ashes (Scot.) ,9 Examinee 10 Stored up 11 Foreignei 12 Haze 13 Night before a holiday 14 Walter 15 Deprived of legal 16 Inland sea of Russia 17 Narrow cloth binding IS Murder 28 Ancient country of Persia 30 Always 22 Dili 34 Deposits . of , sediment 35 Subse quently 30 French 27 Worship appear mm Page taclee for flowers S FaiU to keep 100 Fondle 101 Guard 103 Venom ous snake 105 Hastens 107 Javanese tree lAS-yLittS 'of foods 100 Make 110 Meal 113 Conflag rations 114 Poetic feet 118 Leave out 110 Stupid 121 Respect 123 Gaelic 124 Rodents 125 Bad habits 120 Call -forth 127 Feminine name 128 Periods 129 A presi dent of Germany 130 Former U.S. 131 Emit , ' smoke today's Cresswerd terment will be at Belcrest Memor ial Park. KINNX - Certurde Kinne, at a local hospital June 38. Late resident of 1700 N. llth St. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Alice Cranor. - Salem: sister. Miss Alice I Stone. West- Linn; grandson, William L. Cranor. Salem. Services will be held In ML View Cemetery, Oregon City. Tuesday, June 30, at 10 a.m under direction of Virgil T. Golden Co. KUHN ' Fred C. Kuhn. at Portland Veter ans Hospital June 37. Late resident ot 132S Plaza Ave Salem. Survived by daughter. Mrs. Nina Owens, Seattle, Wash4 Mrs. Gertrude Rlewald, Seat tle, Wash. Mrs. Ruth Rlewald. Salem, Mrs. Esther Battles. Salem, Mrs. Neva Lawrence. McMinnvllle: sons. Emer son Kuhn. New berg. Donald Kuhn, Salem, Rosa Kuhn. Salem, Wbeitzell Kuhn. Seattle, Wash.- and Homer Kuhn. Palm City. Calif.: sister. Mrs. Grace Bachle. Bell. Calif ; two broth ers. Gill Kuhn. Beatrice. Nebr, George Kuhn. VHlisca, Iowa; 38 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Announcement of services lat er by Virgil T. Golden Co. , Big Harvest j Floods Mart With Wheat CHICAGO m r- Grain dealers on the Chicago Board of Trade soon win he up to their ears in wheat. Arrivals of new wheat in Chi cago haven't been heavy yet, but the harvest is getting into high gear and receipts are picking up. The first wheat from Southern Illinois and Southern Indiana ar rived this week. Plenty more is to come. All of this .wheat was a little too much for the wheat market this week. Prices usually are lower at harvest time, but, are even more so this year because storage is 1 filled to capacity and many farm- r- i . n a aw..:.. va- ers who usuauy swre uicu wucai for the loan price are having to dump it on the market. Wheat prices fell vott to 9 cents below a week ago Friday. Corn was 3 cents higher, to 1 lower, oats unchanged to down, rye 4 to 44 cents lower, soybeans 1 to 4 V cents higher, and lard 25 to 45 cents a hundred pounds higher. VERTICAL. 38 Quanti ties of medicine 39 Speed car 40 Pecuniary penalties 41 Lyric poem 42 Sour fruit 43 Sly glances 48 Fit for insertion in a mortise 48 Tree 51 Devoured 53 Strip of leather 55 Male parents 58 Rescues 80 Places sensitive to pain 82 Italian household gods 85 Condi tions 67 Cloth 69 One who casts a '. ballot tl SUcks in mud 72 Sharpens a razor 73 Basket , I for figs 74 Ever . green j tree ' T5 Fortifl i cation 3 . 76 Amount . at which , K person, to rated 9a, Section 2. i 77 Routing part of a machine 78 Anything worthless 70 Urged on 80 Installs In office 83 Roof edges 85 Slabs of baked clay 88 Places 80 Most - strict 92 Brings back 95 Edges of wounds 97 Function in trigo-. nometry 99 WoVen 102 Inherent 104 Shoved 108 Make beloved 108 Under- , ground V worker 109 Uttered" 110 Eternal City 111 Arabian . chieftain 112 Kind of type 113 Visage 114 Winter 115 Sea eagle 118 Anglo-. Saxon slave 117 Search ' 120 Bird's - eak ' 122 Eggs' Stocks Enter : " Mid-Year in Falling Trend NEW YORK m The stock market is winding up the first six months of 1953 in a decided down trend, with prices : sharply below their best for the period. . " , n As the .halfway mark neared, the market was trying , hard to pull safely away from the lows of the year, reached this month. ' Wall Street observers generally thought there was a 'good chance for a rally in July and August, traditionally a time for upward markets. But no one was talking about 8 new assault on the old highs. Rather, there was speculation on wnetner the bull market of the last few years had come to an end. , , ; - , A look at the Associated Press average of 60 stocks shows that the; market has worked lower since the first week in January. After two tries -at reaching the high made in that week, the mar ket started down. The average is off nearly 10 points since January. And indivi dual snares are down as much as 15 points or more from their highs for the period. RETURN FROM TRIP Mr. and Mrs; Harold Bacon, daughter Barbara and son Ed ward, 705 Ratcliff Dr., have returned from a three-weeks trip to the East where they visited relatives and friends in Quebec, Vermont and Illinois, returning by train. -e- 300 Personal 312 Lost and Found LOST: 2 Springer Spaniel puppies, 8 wks. old. vicinity Highland Ave. White with liver colored spots. Ph. LOST: Small pearl earring down' town area. Ph. 4-4594. LOST: Sable male collie. Phi 3-3705. LOST: Tan billfold on city bus. Call 36448. Reward. STRAYED OR STOLEN Pekingese female, child s pet, reward. 417 N. cottage. LOST: 1951 Model Reo power mow ing machine in vicinity ef new bridge on Center St. (past ' State Hospital. S p.m. June 25. Reward. Ph. 3-8483 314 Transportation" PASSENGERS going to Omaha from the 2nd to the 8th. Share ex penses and help drive. Call 41614 5 p .m. to p.m. 6RIVING TRUCK to Chicago. Want rider to share expense, heavy ex cessive baggage O. K. Box 488, Statesman. 316 Panonal X AM MOT responsible for any bills other than my own, effective June -7th, 1953. MRS. JEAN. Psychic reader tella your past, present, future. Can help overcome all obstacles that keep you from success, health and happiness. Tip- Top Motel, 3580 S. Commercial, nr. vsc. Apt. 7. SECURITY DITECTIVI Agency. Pri vate investigation. 138 PacKte Bldg. mono e-ota. ALCOHOLICS Amonymoua group N 1. SOSS N. Commercial. Phone 2-S41S er 3-4537. P. O. Box 724. 400 Agriculture 402 Livestock BEAUTIFUL Palomino Shetland stallion, white Shetland mare, one dappled Chestnut, light mane and tail. All young. 2-3285. O. H. Hel- f eson. 1603 Boone Rq EXTRA good family cow for sale with white face heifer calf. $140. also half Arabian saddle mare. 1265 Harmony Dr. North of Keizer to Long's. Lumber. 2nd house East. Ph. 4-2617. j GUERNSEY good cows for sale. S2QQ each, cows. 4BSS swegie rq. WHITE Saannan goat, milking. 1895 ' Birchwood Drive. 3-7731. rOR SALE extra nice. Shorthorn cow fed veal for your locker. Call 27115. Nutcracker Agha 576- Standing at 1225 Baxter Rd.. Salem. Phone eves, and Sun. 4-2345. Shown by appt. ouly. D. R. McFarlane. Owners Jean St Allen Turner. BONDED LIVESTOCK buyer. E. C. MeCandnsh. 1127 S. J5th. Ph. 3-8147 BONDED Livestock - Buyer. A. T. Sommex, 1265 Harmony Dr. Ph. 4-2617. BONDED Uvea took buyer. Claude Edwards. Rt. X Box 899. Ph. 4-1113. LICENSED and bonded Uvestock buyer. E. L Snethen. 16S Kenwood Ave. Phone 2-1345. LOCKER BEEF. Whiteface Hereford. 28c: locker pork 35c Nothing down, S months to pay. Custom killing. Trailer loaned free. Salem Meat Co. 1323 S. 25th. Ph. 3-4858. 404 Ponltry and Rabbits Clrd. Fryers. Ph. 4.1090. 150 STARTER New Hampshire pul- lets. 53c each. Ph. 42938. FRYERS, Rhode Island Reds. Ph. 3-5429. Jennings 21 ARBOR ACRES White Rock pul let. 7 month old, now laying. 80. 82.78 each. Phone 2-7107. CUSTOM killing. Fowl of any kind. Ph. 4-3428. New ell's Poultry Plant. Kill S days a week. Rt. S. Box 109, Salem. EABbTTS wanted, any sire and quan tity. Also purebred breeding stock for sale. Ph. z-7107. GOLDEN BROAD and New Kamp shire chicks, hatched every Monday and Thursday. Our chicks grow faster. Fox Hatchery. 3830 State St. Phone 3-4969. 408 Pots GIVE away 3 nice white kittens. Ph. 2-3047. X3Q Hrubetz Rd. 3 KITTENS to give away. 1718 S. Lancaster. : -pTjRXBRED Springer Spaniel pups. also mother dog. 740 Highland Ave. Ph. 2-6828. TO GIVE AWAY part Angora klt ten.Ph. 2-1170.. fTOY .Terrier puppies. lMSBirch wood Drive. Phone 3-7731. i BOXER, - 11 mos. spayed, female. Loves children. Wonderful pet Mrs. Art Clinton. Rt. 1 Box 2. In dependence. Ph. 23W ' ' FOR SALE, very nice purebred col lie puppies, no papers. Mrs. Ernest Vandersanden. Rt. 1. Box 129. In- denenaence,. fn. -Qiia. CANARIES, parakeets, call eveningsT Powers. 735 BeUen ae St. Ph. 4-1557. MOORE'S -TROPICAXTJISH. equipment.- Goldii-h. Parakeeta. 1 miles . from Lancaster on Mac lea y Road. Ph. 4-3773. Closed on wegneao-ya. UulLywood Aquarium, uss m& Coy. 1 block east of N. Capitol, l'i blocks north of Madison. Ph. S-SS97. i ; 410 S da and Plants CHOICE fuchsias and begonias and strawberries -. U-pick. Anna Clag gett2rJjChemawaRd. J CAST chance'to get choice tuberous begonias at this price. 25c each. 82.75 doz. all colors. ' CUggett's Greenhouse. 4 miles ' North of Salem en Wallace Road, turn right at foot of bridge In West Salem. if400 Acultn're 410 Sds ctdftants BEDDING plants, good quality, good selection. Asters, zinnias, petunias. Egan Gardens. S miles N. of Kel ger on Salem-St. Paul Highway. GtRANIUMS, ruchsiaa. Lvefor$i Tuberous begonias. 4 for f L These are not aeedlinga. Fuchsia hanging baakets. S3. Merrills Greenhouse, M. MM. VUASt ... BLACK'S Gardens .are building to- wara salem s biggest perennial col lation. Special ties Chrysanthe mums, Iris, delphiniums, geraniums, lupines, astilbes. 2370 Chexnawa Rd. Phone 3-4250. 412 Fruit and Farm Product) YOU PICK 10c. Woods field 2 miles west of Keizer School en blacktop road. 2nd field off road. Field closed S o'clock. No Sunday. Ph. 27895. sour ptt CrirAftm U Pick. i mile south ef Brooks on S9E high . way. J. Faix. Ph. 4-3985. YOU PICX Marshall strawberries." clean path. 10c lb. L. V. Hammer, ?OU" PICK" Strawberries. hieKarJ -.V. ' SOX 117. n. S.-SM-I. Miller. Rt S Box 138.. SH mUea down Lard on Rd. Ph. 2-3083. U-PICK Marshall strawberries. Sc lb. Come Out S9E. Turn east at Brooks, 3rd house on right C. E. Hlcka. ALTA grass hay. wire bailed. 817 a ton In fieli No Sunday calls. Cammack. Rt 4 Box- 448. UPICK StrawberriesTNice berries. f; i' mile Mrth of North; How f School Woelde. Rt7l. Box . 107. Brooks. . You Pick Strawberries 10c lb. at Alvin Van Cleaves Farms in Hazelgreen. North on S9E to Totem Pole, east l'i miles. V, mile North on Van Cleave Rd. Bring containers. Phone U-PICK strawberries, itarshall's," J5c lb. Good dean patch. Ph. L. C Anderson 2-8441. U-PICK. 10c a lb. mile North ei underpass. Friendly Farm. tf-PICK strawberries. 10c lb. Ph. -in. joa a. Lancaster. U-PICK strawberries. 1 mile W. an3 N. of Keizer School. Jorgenson Evans, 611 W. Bowden Lane. U-PICK strawberries. 10c lb., bring containers. A. M. Zahare, l'i mile East of Totem Pole and U mile soutn MARSHA1 strawberries. U-pick. c. , M. East of Totem Pole. Rt 2 I. ta . CLOVER nay. S25 -K"- ton. Ph. 4-2413T Yes, We Have, U-Pick Strawberries - Andrew Goldsby field, located 1 mile -jst or iteixer. cau 4-2602 STRAWBERRIES YOU pick. 10c lb. E.B. Hammer RU S Box 136. Ph. 2-2306 VOU PICK strawberries ic lb. 3.' 2. . wnenn ana son. Ht 3 Box 311. Strawberries Organically grown, no sprays 'or cnemicai usea. ueuaous, nealtnxul. as big as plums. For canning, freez ing or lust to eat fresh. Also can ning asparagus, now in season. Make this your headquarters for canning and freezing fruits and vegetables this summer. Phillips Bros. Farm sun. saw portiana Rd. fn. Z-431Z. GROWING GARfttN 401 x 70' vicin ity 21st Sc State. ' Peas, carrots, berts. beans, turnips, spinach, corn, broccoli, brussel sprouts, tomatoes. Owner unable to continue cultlva Uon. 4-6285. White faced Itocker beef On the hoof dressed, cut Sc wrapped for your locker. Phone Elam's Hatchery. Stayton 4482. 3's miles east of Shaw on Silver Falls High way. 450 Merchanclise 451 MactdnTf and Tools SACRTFICX. like new 10 inch table builder saw, with dade and nuae. tools. Phone 3-7093. 455 Hse&old Goods- For Sola HOUSEHOLD furniture and rugs. Call 3-9855. EASY SPIN DRYER washer. 2 yrs. old. Hotpoint -apt. size, electric range. 9 mos. old. Frigidaire, apt size refrigerator, baby buggy, good condition, contour bed. with plas tic covered head board, like new. Daveno, swing rocker. Kirby vac uum cleaner, attachments Includ ing floor waxer Sc polisher. Table size mangle, kitchen table Sc four chairs, ironing board Sc fruit Jars. Call 3-5105. See at 1980 N. 5th. . DAVENPORT nad chair with slip covers. Wool frieze. Phone 4-4759 after 5. REFRIGERATOR. . stoves, beds, chairs, chests of drawers, break fast sets. etc. Ph. 3-5222 FORCED TO SELL house full of furniture. Will sell whole lot for $200. 47S S. 25th any evening nr e, rc. mahogany bedroom set Also office desk. Phone 3-9342 IS CU. FT. Upright Home Freezer, cabinet slightly damaged In ship ment Big discount See at. Good Housekeeping Inc. 467 Court St 456 ttcmtexi, rWiold WANTED USED FURNITURE TOP PRICE ' Valley Furn. Co. 2-7472 - Why Suffer Any Longer When ethers fan, ace ear Chinese remedies. .Amazing success fee years In China. Ne aaatter with what ailments ye are af fUcted disorders, slnailtls. heart, tangs, liver, kidneys, gas. ceastl patioav. ulcers, diabetes, rheama tlsas, gall and bladder, fever, skin. fesaaie ceas plaints. Charlie Chan CHINESE HERB CO. 2S4 N. Cecal Phone 2-183S SALEM. ORE. Office Hoars: S te S. tues and Sat Only BRINING Royal; Annas, Bings, Lamborts v and Black- Republican KELLEY, FARQUI1AR G CO. ' ,450 TH Resd Phon 2-4133 - f. 450 1 Merchandise 456 Wanfd, Use-told Goods CASHTpDAT- Good used furnlhire S-ZiP1. eegnment Ph. S-eOfllg SadteTl's Auction. 4S3 B3dlnq Materials MlTAL FENCES RESroENTIAL !mDUSTRIAL . i , Free ; Zsttmates Borkman Lumber, and I Hardware Co. 2460 j5tte - .1 phone 9-rn N6. 3 Boards S1S2E l"Jx 10- and 1 x 13" Soitie 8- and 8" "WCLA. Grades SURPLUS ON ARMY ORDER - While they last S40 'M. . ! Gast Range - . J TIMBER PRO. CO. S55 Tjassett St. W. Salem " T SPECIAL! 11 ..IL.-- Pr earrief load ef approx. 1400 ; i . BURKLAND LBR. CO. . . g pho-e 1125 PLYWOW Any alee, any kindJ Fir and hard wood, rough or sanded. See eur stock, you'll bt surprised at the variety and low prices. "Your Building Supply .FrVends- Poriland Road Lumber ! Yard , : OPprALL DAY SATURDAY 354 S. Portland Rd. 4-4433 ; Roofing Everyhlns tor your roet by Cascade Xoolins Co. Free estimates. Month -IF (payments. Call '4-6OU er 3-4823. BUILDING? No. 1 Painted cedar shakes with undercourse ' , . f1? New (.hake molding per ft .is New asbestos siding ( f .M ew x s piaster board , . S tab stomp, roofing 1st quality Roll roofing with nails ,., S 1 40 S S.9S S 3JS jaiag. -paper, a aanaa 27 01.S orange-burg sewer pipe S JS New - soil pipe f .? All sices galvanized pipe -SPECIAL 500 gal. Steel septic tanks S62.Se new Aluminum Garage Doors 843. 00 Steel aCaraeai TVr -SSJ. .OS new usea fuel tanks CHEAP Colored bath sets, complete BARGAIN Toiletl. wash hatint hath v . kitohen sinks, water heaters CHEAP New shower cabinets (43.00 New Picture windows, Ige. stock S 8 00 Weathers tripped windows 814.20 New S'S" x 'S" doors f 8.50 New gfir door Jam 82 JO Water proofed waU board 4x8 S 1.78 New Crade A screen doors .S6.9S P.1 wi P-1 Per gaL S 2.SS Interior, Exterior plywood " i . , LOWEST PRICK No. 1 cedar shingles ' sS No. X cedar shingles ! y 8.00 IMsa Inaulatinn- K t 1m OverSead Garage Hardware S11 JS I C. LONai aV BAN1 I Phi 4-9051 2 mi. N. of Keiser Remodel, Repair, Now Save ?y our cash for a rainy day. Ne eiown payment, a snentas te pmj. Hpping Lumber Co. 9T4iSilverton Rd. j Phone 4-4122 II day' Ssturdsi 1 J tti lxS sh'pUp. 830-35 i per M. S Inch i lumber. $25 per Mi This is all good j new lumber. Some lumber at 111 pe? M. 2-204Z. 460Musicol Instrur.v: ONL3T STORY and Clark Pianos sounding boards, j No split, warp or I crack stays In tune 75 bet ter, The Music Center 470 N. Capi- ' taE Phone 2-5371 j NEW and used pianos. For a better buy. WTltsey Musie House, 1868 :. , ' f i 4621 Sports Equipment GENERAL boat repair. He-Hi Boat Shop. 1885 Birchwood. 3-8904. 3-3722. BOAT for sale. 12 ft Chris Craft ' with oars and accessories. -Car top carrier. In good condition. A. R. Houtz. 9.5 WUber.) I WHEEL trailer and Champion mo tor for boat. 4-3197. FOR SALE or trade, 3 boats St trail er 18 ft 13 ft Jasper Harder. 211 Ellendale Ave.. Dallas. WANTED GOOD outboard motor J', HP or larger. Will trade 170.00 Auto Radio vPractically Brand newi tiu j-vji i IT Cabin Cruiser, the "SalUy". Kew Chrys. ace, 2 to 1 red. head, gal ' ley, radio, phone, now fishing, com. gear, dual controls, extras, eom- 6 lite. 82200. Geo. Belton. Depoe ay. Ore. - U yt. WELD WOOD' molded ply-' wood boat 1951. 25 h.p. Johnson motor. Steel pipe trailer, 1700. Call Sunday morning 8 to 12. Phone . 3-5675..-"- j - - , . :s D. Y.V.La ND Dr. O. Ckan, KD I DK8. CHAN . , IAM 4 CILtNESr NATUBOPATHS Cpatalrs. 211 North Ltbrt7 OfTiee epeat Saturday eeiy, IS aja. te t su, S te pan. CnamttaOen. bleed pressure and urine teats ate free . ef charge. Praetteed staee 1911. Write far attractive gift, Ne eellgauen. t:-. SsUm