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SATURDAY
11:00 Double Barrel
Playhouse "
12:30 Talent Patrol
1:00 Date with Judy
2:00 Lone Ranger
3:00 Beat the Clock
4:00 Life Begins at 80
4:30 Superman
5:00 Saturday Night Review
6:30 Private Secretary
8:00 Dangerous Assignment
8:30 Wrestling Headlin'ers
9:00 City Hospital
9:30 Playhouse of Stars
10:00 Mr. and Mrs. North
10:30 Premiere Theater
11:30 Sign Off
HIGHLIGHTS
Lone Ranger, 2:00 A "lone"
outlaw is captured by the Lone
Banger in -Midnight Rider."
Superman, 4:30 "The Human
Bomb" A gambler schemes to
keep Superman helpless for 30
minutes while his henchmen rob
the Metropolis museum.
Saturday Night Revue, 5:00
90 minutes of comedy and music
starring Hoagy Carmichael with
guest stars. (NBC live)
Original Amateur Hour, 7:00
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duces - young performers' trying
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business. (It is highly possible
that this show will not be sched
uled.) : City Hospital, 9.-00 Dramas
based on incidents that involve
staff members or patients of the
busy institution.
Playhouse of Stars, 9:30 "The
Journey" stars Merle Oberon as
a woman caught in the web of
temptation when her husband
throws her together ' with I a
younger man, daring them to run
off together. Featured is Gran
don Rhoes and Patrick 0"NeaL
Mr. and Mrs. North, 10:00
Detective drama starring Barbara
Britton and Richard Denning as
Mr. and Mrs. North.
Premiere Theatre, 10:30
"Flesh and Blood" stars Richard
Todd, Joan Greenwood, and Gly
nis Johns. One woman fought his
heritage of sin . . . for the sake
of bis genius. i
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11:15 This is the Life
12:00 What's Your Trouble
12:15 Billy Graham
12:30 Sunday Star Time
2:00 Industry on Parade
2:15 Art Linkletter
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' 10:00 Portland Speaks
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' HIGHLIGHTS
SUNDAY
This Is The Life, 11:00 Is
there power beyond medical
science? In this episode a physi
cian knows of no power beyond
the power of natural science.
Sunday Star Time. 12:30
"Roar of the Press" with Jean
Parker and Wallace Ford.
Roy Rogers Show. 3:00 A
general breakdown of law and or
der in Eagle Rock motivates Roy
and Dale to investigate the ac
tions of the town mayor.
Your Play Time, 3:30 Two
American government agents are
sent to Berlin to uncover a leak
in confidential information sent
from West Berlin to Moscow.
Starring is Steve Brodie, Robert
Hutton, and Mari Aldon.
The Big Payoff. 4:00 Quiz
program starring emcee Randy
Merriman, Bess Myerson as hos
tess and Betty Ann Grove, quiz
zing songstress.
G. E. Theater, 5:00 "Thir
teen O'clock" stars Eduart Franz,
Lurene Tuttie, John Qualem and
Richard Hale.
Studio One Summer Theater,
7:00 "Beyond Reason" is a psy
chological suspense drama fea
turing Anthony Dawson, Eliza
beth Ross, Ann Burr and Pat
Wheel. It is a story of two sis
ters and the man they both love.
Television Playhouse, 8:00
"The Big Deal" stars David Opat
oshu with Joanna Roos and James
Waterfield. Story of a once suc
cessful man who is unable to ac
cept defeat.
Racket Squad, 10:45 "Take
a Little, Leave a Little" the
story of a crook who conceives
the almost "perfect" racket, This
show features Jackson Halliday
and stars Reed Hadley as Captain
Braddock.
Texas Rasslin', 11:15 Ivan
Kalmikoff vs. Roland Vera (1 fall
or 15-minute time limit) semi
final: Duke Koemuka vs. Ricki
Starr (1 fall or 20-minute time
limit) Main event: Danny Sav-
ich vs. Dizzy Davis (2 out of 3
falls no time limit no dis
qualifications. Salem
Obituaries.
BRAUN
Karen Lee Braun, in a Portland
hospital July 17. Infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Braun.
21 IS Myrtle Ave.. Salem. Also sur
vived by one brother. Larry Braun,
Salem; grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
George Combs. Salem, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Braun, Saugus. Calif. An
nouncement of services later by W. T.
Rif don Co.
CLUETT
Mrs. Maude A. Cluett, at the resi
dence 4421 S. T. Hull St. Milwau
kee, Ore.. July IS. Survived by hus
band. George A. Clwett, MUwaukie;
daughters. Mrs. Fred JFreier. Mil
waukee, Mrs. James Jesme, Engle
wood. Colo.. Mrs. Harold Thompson,
Salem. Miss Nila Cluett, Salem: sis
ters, Mrs. C. L. Chase. Watertown,
S.D.. Mrs. C. V. Kline, Long Beach.
Calif.; brothers. Walter T. Downes.
Salem. Fred Downes, Stockholm,
S.D.. Bert Downes. Rapid City, SJX,
Clarence Downes, Bremerton, Wash
Charles Downes, Kearney. Neb.; and
seven grandchildren. Rosary at Vir
gil T. Golden Chapel Saturday,
July IS, at 7:30 p.m. with inter
ment at Willow Lake, S.D. . Please
omit flowers.
MAW
Merrell Maw, late resident of
Prineville, July 14, at a Redmond
hospital. Survived by his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Maw, Bend:
daughter. Miss Sherrill Maw, Nam
pa, Ida.: son. Dennis Maw, Nampa:
sister. Mrs. John McFee, Prineville;
brothers. Russell Maw, Salem, and
Howard Maw, Burns. Services will
be held at the Clough-Barrick Chapel
Saturday. July IS at S pan. with
interment at the Lee Mission Ceme
tery. William Owen. Portland, and
Irvin Stewart. Prineville, will offici
ate. REA
Lyle r. Re a, at a local hospital
July 17. Late resident of 21 IS Che
meketa St. Survived by wife, Mrs.
Dorothy Rea, Salem: sisters. Mrs.
Ben Creamer. Spencer. Neb, Mrs.
Wayne Masters, Mitchell. S. D.;
broth-.-. T. C. Rea. Oak Ridge; aunts,
Mrs. William J. Busick, Salem. Mrs.
Ira Howe. Portland. Mrs. Clifton
Baker, San Mateo, Calif:. Mrs. Dora
Kurtz. Pittsville, Wis. Services will
be held Monday. July 20 at 1:30
pjn. in Virgil T. Golden Chapel with
Interment at Belcrest Memorial Park.
The Rev. Dudley Strain will offi
ciate More than 60,000 people in
Great Britain died in home acci
dents between 1940 and 1949.
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Son of Indiana
Congressman
Faces Draft
WASHINGTON UB A 22-year-old
Indiana congressman's son,
whose induction deferment led to
the resignation of his local Draft
Board, now faces a call for serv
ice next month.
Selective Service national head
quarters decided Friday that the
case for John V. Beamer Jr.. son
of the Republican congressman
from Indiana's 5th District, was
too weak: to warrant consideration
by the Presidential Appeal Board.
An occupational deferment
sought by young Beamer's employ
er. Procter k Gamble Co of Cin
cinnati, previously had been turned
down by Indiana State Selective
Service headquarters. The com
pany then appealed to Washington
Rep. Beamer, who served with
the Field Artillery in World War
I and who has been a member
of the American Legion ever since,
said he had never intervened in
his son's behalf.
"I never tried to keep him out,"
be said.
The office of Maj. Gen. Lewis
B. Hershey, national director of
Selective Service, confirmed this.
The uproar began last Monday
when Hershey's office ordered that
Beamer's induction, scheduled for
July 27, be postponed until his file
could be reviewed in Washington.
The three-man Wabash County
Draft Board resigned in protest
Hershey's office said, however,
that it had no authority to change
the local board's reclassification of
Beamer from 2-A occupational
deferment to 1-A.
It said its study of the file, at
Procter & Gamble's request, was
only to determine whether the case
merited study by the highest ap
peal board.
Stock Market
Gains Swiftly
NEW YORK Lf The stock
market produced a good show of
strength Friday based on a rally
in steels and railroads.
More vigor was shown in the
forward push than for many re
cent days. It wasn't, however, a
runaway affair. Gains were modest
usually running to around a
point.
The Associated Press average of
60 stocks gained 60 cents. That's
the best for the average since the
firs- day of this month. The av
erage now stands at $108.00. The
industrial component of the av
erage Vai up 90 cents, the rail
roads were up 60 cents and the
utilities up 30 cents.
The list expanded a little to in
clude 1,029 individual i ssues, 21
more than Thursday, of which 533
advanced and 229 declined with 10
new highs and 18 new lows for
the year recorded during the day.
The buying flurry about midway
in the session and the broadened
demand late in the day boosted
volume to 840,000 shares. Thurs
day's total came to 790,000 shares,
lowest in the past year.
Wheat Prices
Show Strength
CHICAGO Ofl Wheat put on
a good display of strength on the
board of trade Friday, opening
lower in sympathy with other cer
eals and then immediately setting
out on an advance.
The bread cereal closed with
gains of from 1 to nearly 3 cents,
most contracts making their highs
for the week during the session.
Continued strength in cash wheat
and reports of rust infestation in
the Northwest supported the up
turn.
Wheat closed 1 to 2 higher,
corn higher to 2 cents lower,
oats V lower to V higher, rye
y lower to 4 higher, soybeans
y lower to 6 higher and lard
28 cents lower to 15 cents a hun
dred pounds higher.
Milk Market Hearing
In Portland Monday
PORTLAND UB A hearing on
its proposal to zone the state into
12 marketing areas for milk con
trol purposes will be held by the
Oregon Milk Marketing Adminis
tration next Monday here.
One provision of the change
would place Portland and the Wil
lamette Valley in one marketing
district.
Brookings Plans Lily
Parade on Sunday
BROOKINGS, Ore. tfl Flower-
decorated floats will be featured
in the parade here Sunday after
noon, a highlight of the annual
Croft Lily i Celebration.
Gov. Patterson will lead the pa
rade, followed by the Crescent
City Shrine drum and bugle corps.
TRANSPORT ARRIVES
-. SEATTLE UR The Navy trans
port Marine Adder arrived from
the Far East Friday with 2,017
Army officers and enlisted men.
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remedies, i Aaaaxtng secees fee
see yean ta China. No -utter
with what aUaae-ts reel are af
flicted disorders, siaaslUs. heart,
bars. Bver, kidneys, gas, eonstt
atioa. aieers, diabetes. rheuBaa
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Premium
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(wholesale prices range from S
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Larse AA ; .6J
Lars e A , -S3
Medium AA : M
Medium A i J7
Pullet .42
POULTS
Colored Hens
Leghorn Hens
Colored Fryers
Old Roosters
Roasters
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Portland Produce
PORTLAND m 4-. Butterfat
Tentative, subject to immediate
change Premium quality, maxi
mum to .35 to one per. cent acidity,
delivered in Portland. 6 -71c lb;
first quality 67-70c; second quality
64-67C. Valley routes and country
pointr 2 cents less.
Butter Wholesale, f.o.b. bulk
cubes to wholesalers Grade AA,
S3 score, 67c lb; 82 score, 65c; B,
90 score. 64c; C, 89 score. 63c.
Cheese Selling price to Portland
wholesalers Oregon! singles, 42 Vi
46V lb; Oregon S-Lb loaf 49 Mi -51 c.
Eggs To wholesalers-candled
eggs containing no loss, cases in
cluded, f. o. b. Portland A large,
63 tt-65 ttc; A medium 62 -64 ft;
B grade, large, 55 .
Eggs To retailers Grade AA,
large 71; A large 67; AA medium.
67: A medium, 66; A small, nom
inally 51. Cartons 3 cents addition
al.
Live chickens No. 1 quality.
f.o.b. plants Fryers, 2 -3 lbs,
28-29C, 3-4 lbs, 28-29c; roasters, 4 Vi
lbs, up, 28-29c; heavy hens, all
weights, 20-21c; light hens, all
weights. 19c; old roosters 15-lsc.
Rabbits Average to growers
Live white, 4-5 lbs, 23-25c, 5-6 lbs.
21-23c; old does, 10-14c, few higher.
Fresh dressed fryers to retailers,
59-61C; cut up 63-67C.
Wholesale dressed meats:
Beef Steers, choice, 500-700 lbs,
39.00-42.00: good, 36.00-41.00; com
mercial 30.00-35.00; utility 26.00
32.00; commercial cows 23.00
28.00; utility 22.00-25.00; canners
cutters 20.00-23.00.
Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind
quarters, 47.00-53.00; rounds, 46.00
52.00; full loins, trimmed, 63.00
73.00; triangles, 27.00-32.00; f o r e
quarters. 29.00-34.00; chucks, 35.00
40 00; ribs. 45.00-52.00.
Pork cuts Loins, choice, 8-12 lb,
59.00-64.00; shoulders, 16 lbs, 40.00
44.00; spareribs, 53,00-56.50; fresh
hams, 10-14 lbs. 63.00-67.00.
Veal and calves Good-choice,
all weights, 3.00-38.00; commer
cial 28.00-35.00.
Lambs Choice-prime, 45.00-47.00.
Wool Grease basis, Willamette
Valley medium, 50-52c lb; Eastern
Oregon fine and half blood, 55-62c;
Willamette Valley lamb wool, 42c;
12-month wool, 45-50c.
Country dressed meats, f. e. b.
Portland:
Beef Utility cows, 20-22c lb;
canners - cutters, 19-20c; shells
down to 17c.
Veal Top quality, lightweight,
29- 31c; rough heavies 22-28c.
Hogs Lean blockers, 37-38clb;
sows, light. 32-34C.
Lambs Best, 42 -44c lb; yearling
30- 35C.
Mutton Best, 10-12c lb; cull
utility, 6-8c.
Fresh Produce:
Onions 50-lb sacks Calif, red
globe, med., 2.75-3.00; yellows,
med. and lge.. 1.75-2.00.
Potatoes Ooregon Russets. No.
1, 3.65-4.00; 10-lb mesh. 50-53c:
Calif, long whites. No. 1, 2.85-3.00;
fair 2.50-75.
Hay U. S. No. 2 green alfalfa,
32.00, delivered car and truck lots,
f.o.b. Portland and Seattle.
England's Royal Marines were
organized in 1664.
EXECUTRIX-' NOTICE TO
. CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
MABLE IRENE CUN CLIFF has been.
by order ot the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for Marion County,
appointed executrix of the Estate of
Mary Jane Hafeman, Deceased. Anr
persons having claims against said
estate are requested to present them,
with proper vouchers, to said execu
trix at 310 Pioneer Trust Building.
Salem. Oregon, within six months
from the date of this notice.
Dated this 9th day of July. 1953.
MABLE IRENE CUNLTJT
Executrix of the Estate of
Mary Jane Hafeman, Deceased.
RHOTEN. RHOTEN & SPEERSTRA
ERVIN W. POTT ER
310 Pioneer Trust Bldg.
Salem. Oregon.
Attorneys for Executrix
Jly. 11. 18. 23. Au. 1. 8.
CALL FOR BIDS
The City of Salem. Oregon. Is ask
ing for sealed bids for the furnishing
and placing of approximately 2260
tons of Asphaltic Concrete for the
paving of several streets within the
City of Salem. Oregon.
Plans and Specifications may be
obtained at the office of the City En
gineer. City Hall. Salem. Oregon.
Bids wUl be opened by the City
Manager in his office. City Hall. Sa
lem, Oregon, at the hour of ; 00 p.
ta., Friday, July 24. 1953.
The City reserves the right to ae
eept any or reject all bids in the best
interests of the City of Salem.
ALFRED MUNDT
JIT. IS City Recorder.
RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS
TAKE NOTICE :
NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN to all persona particularly interested,
and to the general public, of a public hearing to be held before the
Salem Planning . and Zoning Commission, in the council chambers of
the city hall, in Salem, Oregon, on the 28th day of July. 1953. at the
hour of 7 JO o'clock P-m.. on the tentative report filed by said commission
with, the city council on July S. 19S3. which report embodies a bill for
an ordinance providing a new and comprehensive planning and sotting
code for the city of : Salem.
The report recommends the division of the city into various districts
or zones for the purpose of segregating and restricting tho locations of in
dustries, the different kinds of business, trades, or callings, tho location
of apartment houses, dwellings, and ether buildings, and defines the
boundaries of the various districts. The report regulates and restricts
the use which may be made of property, the type, height, size, and bulk
of buildings, and the use to which they may be put In ' tho various
districts. The code requires front yards, side yards, and rear yar&s in
connection with most businesses and all dwellings; requires that buildings
set back firam the street line In the ease of most arterial streets and
in all cases In residential areas; requires that offstrcet. parkir-g space
be provided for automobiles in connection i with most uses and loca
tions; requires offstreet loading spec in connection with most businesses:
pi escribes minimum lot areas for buildings: . provides for vision clearance
at street corners; provides procedure for adjustments, variances, and rone
changes: prescribes regulations for subdivisions and requires platting
of premises which axe to be subdivided: and, generally, provides a com
plete planning and coning code for the city.
At tho time of the bearings, and at any time prior thereto, a copy
f tho leport and the accompanying map - may be examined at tho
office of tho city recorder, city ball, in SaVra. Oregon; and that re
port shall be considered a part of this notice to the same extent as
12 herein fully set forth. . ' -
IT YOU LIVE TN SALEM. OWN PROPERTY THEREIN, OR CONDUCT
A BUSINESS THEREIN. THIS REPORT. IF ENACTED INTO ORDINANCE.
WTLX. TO SOME EXTENT AFFECT YOU OR YOUR PROPERTY. AS IT
WILL REGULATE AND RESTRICT THE USE THAT MAY BE MADE
OF EACH AND EVERY LOT. PART OF LOT. OR PARCEL. OF LAND IN
SALEM, AND WTLX. CONTROL THE USE. TYPE. HEIGHT. SIZE. AND
BULK OF BUILDINGS THAT MAY BE ERECTED OX ALTERED.
, By Order ml the Common Council July 13. 19SS.
ALFRED MUNDT i
.,.,... . oty Raeorder - Jry.lSJT.18.
lieu Yorh SlccUi Quotations j
By The Associated Press
Admiral Corporation 24
Allied Chemical 68
Allis Chalmers 49.
American Airlines 13
American Power it Light
American Tel. It TeL 155
American Tobacco 7S
Anaconda Copper 3 H
Atchison Railroad ' 934
Bethlehem Steel 52
Boeing Airplane Company 38 4
Borg Warner 73 Vi
Burroughs Adding Machine
California Packing 23
Canadian Pacific 2$k
Caterpillar Tractor 52
Celanese Corporation 24 V
Chrysler Corporation 71 4
Cities Service 80
Consolidated Edison 38 4
Consolidated Vultee 17 4
Crown Zellerbach 28
Curtiss Wright 74
Douglas Aircraft 67
du Pont de Nemours 96 s
Eastmaa Kodak 42
Emerson Radio 12
General Electric 73 V
General Foods 55 4
General Motors ' 59
Georgia Pacific Plywood 124
Goodyear Tire 49 V
Homestake Mining Company 36
International Harvester 28
International Paper 50
Johns Manville 60
Kaiser Aluminum 28
Kennecott Copper 64
Lobby, McNeill 94
Lockheed Aircraft 21 V
Loew's Incorporated 11
Long Bell A 26
Montgomery Ward 58
Nash Kelvinator 20
New York Central 244
Northern Pacific 67
Pacific American Fish
Pacific Gas & Electric 37
Pacific TeL TeL 114 4
Stocks and Bonds
CoarplIeS By The AMoelsted Press
July 17
STOCK AVERAGES
30
tndurt
Net Chaage A.9
Friday 139.0
Prev. Day 138.1
Week Ajo 139.1
Month Ajko 136.8
Year Aao .140.6
IS IS SO
Rails Utils St'cks
Al A.3 A.S
S7.2 52.6 10S.0
S6.6 32.3 107.4
S8.2 S3.S 1 10S.S
S5 J 50 S I 105.7
S3.0 92.3 100.4
BOND AVERAGES
20
Rails
Net Change A. 2
Friday W.l
Prev. Day 91.9
Week Ago 91.S
Month Ago 90.7
Year Ago 95.6
10 10
Indst Utils
Unch TJnch
95.S 93.7
95.5 , 93.7
95.S 93
94.S 92.4
9S.S 9.l
10
Tun
A.l
78.S
78.7
78 6
77.S
76.6
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND GBrtJSDA) Cattle
salable for week 2.775, Market
more active despite increased re
ceipts; fed steers and cows 50-1.00
higher; grass steers and heifers
fully 50 cents up; bulls strong-1.00
higher; few loads mostly choice fed
steers, 927-1,047 lbs 25.00, few
heavier weights 24.25 - 50; good
steers 22.25-23.50; low good supple
ment and short fed steers 20.00
21.00; utility and commercial grass
en 14.00-18.00, few to 19.00; cutters
down to 11.00; good 802-880 lb
feeders 16.00-17.00; good and low
choice fed heifers ,21.00-22.00; util
ity and commercial, heifers 12.00
17.00, few to 18.00 and good short
feds to 19.00; canner-cutter cows
9.00-11.00 late; shells down to 7.00;
utility cows late 11.50-12.75; com
mercial 13.00 with young cows to
14.50; utility and commercial bulls
15.00-17.00; cutters down to 11.50.
Calves salable for week 535;
market more active, strong-1.00
higher; good-choice vealers and
light calves 17.00-20.00, individual
prime 21.00; utility and commercial
11.00-16.00; culls 7.00; stocker trade
negligible.
Hogs salable for week 1,225;
market 75-1.0 higher; choice 1-2
butchers 180-235 lbs 28.50-75, occa
sional lots to 28.85-90 with few
Thursday 29.00; 240-300 lbs 26.50
28.00 late; 150-170 lbs 26.00-27.25;
choice 275-350 lb sows 23.00-24.50;
heavier weights slow at 20.00-22.50;
medium down to 19.00,
Sheep salable for week 3,600;
market closed 50-1.00 lower on
slaughter spring lambs; feeders
1.00-2.00 off; ewes steady; good
prime spring lambs early 20.50
22.50, later sales good-choice 20.00
21.50, with prime scarce; utility
17.00-19.00, culls down to 15.00 and
under; good feeders late 15.50
16.50; early sales to 17.00; good
choice yearlings 14.00-16.50; cull
choice ewes 1.50-4.50 with weight
a factor.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND Ufl Coarse grains
unquoted.
Wheat (bid), to arrive market,
basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast:
Soft white 2.24; soft white (exclud
ing Rex) 2.24; ; white Club 2.24.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 2.26;
10 per cent 2JZ6; 11 per cent 2.28;
12 per cent 2.26. y
Hard white baart: Ordinary 2.24;
10 per cent 2.24; 11 per cent 2.24;
12 per cent 2.24.
Friday's car receipts: Wheat 25;
flour 2; corn 7; mill feed 5.
5
69
21 f4
13 !K
26 fa
31
49 H
4.0s
S3.
3?i
59i
Soft
14
44!4
52 H
nm
30IV4
"
37
27 !H
16 1
40 !
1071
25!Vi
36:7.
23s
35j
14j
43!
26iV4
43:
hPetaey.U. C.) Co. f
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pepsi Cola Co.
Philco Radio
Radio Corporation :
Rayonler Incorp.
Ravonier Incoro. Pfd
Republic Steel
Reynolds Metals
Richfield Oil
Safeway Stores Inc. 1
Scott iPaper Company
Sears: Roebuck 4c Co. I ?
Soconv-Vacuum Oil i
Southern Pacific
Satandard Oil California
Standard Oil N. J.
Studebaker Corporation "
Sunshine Mining
Swift k Company
Transaraerica Corporation
Twentieth Century Fox
Unin Oil Company
Union Pacific
United Airlines
TTnitMl Aircraft '
United Corporation
United States Plywood
United States Steel
Warner Pictures
Western Union TeL
Westinghouse Air Brake '
Westinghouse Electric
Wootworth
I No. 3955 i
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OT
tui cri- a t"sp nv norhnN f
s itira-b sa a, s- a - -- v i
rOR; THE COUNTY OF MARION
(Dept. of Domestic Re
EMMA JANNETT OOUEN
Pll
' v.
JOHN SHERMAN OGDEN.
f ! SUMMONS I
To' JOHN SHERMAN OGDEN. the
above 'named defendant. !
OT THE NAME OF THE STATS, Or
OREGON, you are hereby required to
appear and answer the complaint nlJ
m aaainst you in the aboverentitled
court and cause on or before four
weeks from the date of first .publica
tion rot this summons, and if yu-fil
so U answer, tor want thereof, plain
tiff will aoolv to said court for the
relief prayed for in said complaint,
to-wit: dissolving: the marriace 'con
tract now existing between plaintiff
and defendant ana awsraing to plain
tiff such further relief as may j be
equifable. This summons is ssricd
upon you by publication thereof! in
the Oregon S'tatesman, once a week
for four successive weeks pursuant to
an oyder of said court made nd en
ter d on July IS. 1953. ' X
Date of first publication: ulyris.
1951
1 f
Peery T. Buren ?
v. Attorney for plaintiff j
211 Pioneer Trust Bldg.
Salem, Oregon J
Jly. IS. 25. Au. 8.
300 Pergonal
an
vf
312 Loot and Found
!
LOST: Siamese kitten, i months
old. Female. Fawn seal point with
blue eyes. Vicinity of new Wash-
lngton school. Reward. Ph. 38236.
LOST: Salmon rod and reel or S.
River Rd. If found please phone
39C09. Reward.
314 Transportation
WANT to contact someone for hde
tof berry - fields or orchard. jCaU
Martin sosse. j
318 Porsoncd
MRSL j JEAN. . Psychic reader tells
your past, present, tutors. . Can
nh overcome all obstacles fhat
keep you from success, health and
happiness. Tin Too Motel. SS8S S.
Commercial Hy. SflE.. Ant. 7. !'
SECURITY DETETtVEAgency pri
vate tnvestigatioa, 139 Padfie Bldg.
Phone 4-2Z4B.
j
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group Ne
1. JOSS N. Commercial. Phone S-Mlt
e 3-4531. P. O. Box 734. j
400 Agriculture
402 LWestock
3 EWES with first lam hi. E. J.. jliU
ver. 1 mi. east Sc 1 mile north
of ' Brooks.
FOrTSALE: Holatein heifer. To
freshen August 8th. R. 2kL,Vfinlg.
Rt S. Box 664. Ph. 3133U
FOR Purebred Holstein bull service
able age. 100. Whlteface cow to
freshen soon. $110. Jersey cow and
bud calf by side, $100. Gentle pdds
pony, S7S. pn. yrsos.
BONDED LIVESTOCK buyer. E. C
McCandllsh. 1127 S. 23rh. Ph. 3-S147.
BONDD Livestock Buyer. A F.
Sommtr, 136S Harmony Dr. ; Ph.
4-J617.
BONDED Livestock buyer. Claude
Edwards. Rt. X Box S99. Ph. 4-1113
JCNSED and" bonded livestock
buyer. E. L Snethen, 16S Kenwood
Ave. Phone 2-1343.
WANTED, fresh and springer dairy
cow. A. F. Sommtr, U69 Harmony
Dri Phone 4-2617.
LOCKER BEEF. Hereford. 24c; locker
pork 45c. Nothing down, months
to bay. Custom killing. Trailer loan
ed free. Salem Meat Co. 1323 S.
25 til. Ph. 3-4858. $
404 Poultry and Rabbits
FOR! SALE: Young new Hampshire
hens. Laying good. $3 each. Ph.
3I36I eves.
jtooa
DUCKS and geese for sale. Call
or ' evea. 23307.
CORNISH Came Chicks, .acclaimed
the true fryer of tomorrow, now
available. Quantities limited. Com
mercial fryer growers find'j.-this
dominant Cornish White Bock
CrOss produces outstanding fiyeri
with firm white succulent meat.
Processors pay premium price! for
this : broad double-breasted tyer.
Quantities limited and If unavail
able, try the next best, our Ifirst
generation Arbor Acres White
Rocks. Year-a round hatches every
Thursday. Also, New Hampshire.
tEE'S HATCHERY
5310 Center Street
Phone 3V2861
CrW. Fryers. Ph. 4-1090.
CUSTOM killing. Fowl of any 'kind.
Phi -3428. Newen's Poultry Plant.
Kill S days a week. Rt. S, Box 10S.
Salem. P
RABBITS wanted, any size and quan
tity. : Also purebred breeding stock
tor saie. pn. a-7107. j
GOLDEN BROAD and New Kamp
ahire chicks, batched every Monday
and ; Thursday. Our chicks grow
faster. Fox Hatchery. SS30 Stsie St
PhoMS-49SS. j
for sale. Ph. 7-7107
403 Pots
COLLDX SHEPHERD PUPS. Wonder
ful, with children and for Watch
dog. Males $7X. females SS. S
mile SX. of Silverton on Abiqua
Rd. S. C. Turner. Eves, and week
ends. I I -
RXGlSfSES Collie, female, tri-color
t!5 Ph. 3-1194. if.
YOUNG ParakeeU, all colors; I also
bwden. 331 afiaaion. 4502S. i I
4 KITTS-JS to give away. House
broken. BW Games. r i
CHAMPION bred boxer puppie, Iv.
ery ; pup a potential champion.
Moore's Tropical fish, equipment.
Goldfish, Parakeets. 3 miles from
Lancaster oa Macleay Road. Phone
4-3T7V Closed on Wednesdays.'
LlnLX Chihuahua dogs. $20. S4IS
Williams Ave. " I
CO "KH PUPPIES, blonds blacks.
Pure bred. 841S Williams Ave. -,.
BEA UTIFUt Weimaranir puppie.
Cham Dion stock. See at SOI. Ever
green Ave. prtccq ngnx.
CANARIES, parakeets, call eveeings.
Powfw. 735 Bcllevue St. Ph. 41597.
HOLLYWOOD AQUARIUM. 1958 Me.
Coy; t block east of NL, Catol. 1V4
. eierae aerua mti ssamsns-sraa-eeii
Packard Motor Car
lauonst
dntiff.) !
) !
f
a w
i
400 . Agriculture
410 Soods and Planhi
BLOOMING tuberous begonias, and
fuchsia plants. Picha's Greenhouse.
X miles N. of Brunks corner. Ph
23341.
TUBEROUS BEGONIAS. FUCHSIAS!
GERANIUMS AND HANGING
BASKETS IN BLOOM. MERRIL'S
r.REF.NHntisr Rflnnirs
LARGE Pelargoniums 75c each. Af-
ncan vkuci neaaquarters. uppen a
Greenhouse. 4330 Auburn Bd. . ,
412 Fruit end Farm Produco
U-PICK -t-swberries. Near Snver-
freK m mum. bretn stucco Douse, i
A 4.1. n.fi,ntl.
BOVSEN&ERRIES, tl-Pici. 15eJb:
mmn meaner, a nulCS north of
Central Howell
YAKIMA apricots now here, also
wni pcacnes. pears, apples, all
in season. Wallers Market. Wallace
ncrrnont uwi.
UNPICK red raspberries 10c lb. on ;
Rt.l 3, Box 716. Salem.
FOR SALE: Canning .and freezing
carrots. Call noon "or ev.ntn.
53W7. i . "
VETCH and oaU hay $25 a ton. Flovd
Bailey. N. 3rd St Jefferson. Phone
492. ,
U-PICK strawberries. Sc. Benson and
Hollin Bros. On Star Route and
llv.rtAn mil.
rOR BALED oaU and vetch hay. $1$
in neid. Carl Leach, Rt. 3. Box 93
3A.
tiles
lunitr, re-on.
PlE CHERRIES. IT.nirlc S Ik a il
Wallace Rd. i miles River. Bend
o. A. c. peelcer.
GOLD oats and vetch ha v. Ua rain.
$23 per ton in field. 3 miles north
west of Keizer on pavement Ph.
33264 - 41046.
U-PICK 10c lb. Stanley Sneed. 2520
Blossom Dr. located S miles N. of
Salem. Turn west off Portland Hl-
wsy at Hayrvtne. go y4 mile.
U-PICK Montmorency pie cherriesl
. .
w in. ormg your own con
tainers. S miles out. Macleay Rd.
jw. Livesiey. Ht. a. Box 47"
YOU PICK Montmorency pie cher-
ries. jonn versteeg, 2790 ward Dr.
Phone 4-1432. ,
U-PICK pie cherries now ready. J.
aava-e ax wiconoo. pa. 3-1049,
LAMBERT Cherries c lb. U-Plct.
Phone 2-2128.
tANNING APRICOTS. Direct from
Ysklma, choice cots, through sea.
sonj Crop is short so don't wait.
Also raspberries, boysens, logans
and i youngs now tn season. Trans
parent apples. Peaches soon. We
will have everything aa it comes on
. direct from farm to you. Phillips
Bros. Farm ..Market. 5390 Portland
Rd. Phone 2-4513.
TREE! r1pENo. 1 filton apricots
from The Dalles about Julv 21st.
Puritan Cider Works, 791 Edfcwa-
icr, we si saiem.
7, I TON grass hay baled. $16.50 in
field. Phone 24221. 4285 State St.
P-PICK red raapberriea. Ph. 4-2026
HAY for sale. Vetch, oats and cloveri
Route 8. Box 311. Phone 4-277$.
BLUEBERRIES for sale. James L,
Bright. 1010 South Pacific Highway.
Wood burn. Phone 2-0822.
Pill cherries. Phone 4-564Wore
830 a.m. or evenings.
Seed Potatoes
Plant by 25th for fall crop. Phillips
Bros, JU. . BOX 4B3," Ph. 4-3081.
414 Fann EqulpmenT
FOR SALE. International truck with
2 speed rearend. IS ft. grain bed.
tow mileage,. very good condition.
Phone 3-3263 or 8SF23.
50 Merchandise
45. Machlnory and Tools
BRAND NEW, Craftsman band saw
snd'metor. 1010 Howard. ,
21" REO RO YALE lawn mower. S85.
Waringa Nursery, 102S OakhiU Ave. ,
Phone 24208. ...
455 Hsohold Goods- For Sal
NICK cabinet style electric Singer?
-sewing machine with, all attach
ments. Also table- Sc stool to matcht
1020 Howard. ... . '
DAVENPORT $45 Ironing board $3.5
Phone 44068.
BEEP FREEZE713 cubic feet. Like
new; Take-over payments. Mrs.
Barnes. Ph. 44478.
9U dflflu
IS CU. FT. Upright Home Freezer,
cabinet slightly damaged in ship
ment. Big' discount. See at Good
Housekeeping Inc. '467 Court St.
TWIN bedroom suite, complete with .
. msttress and spring. Like 'new.
lfS6 Franklin t. West Salem. -
FOR SALE: Portable washing ms
chine, Uke new.. Best offer. Call
46073. . - " -
456' Wcmtad. Hsohold Goods
wtt a n vm r iv-tv-v
TTCT?Tt T'T Tn ATTTT TT T?
m mm
1
Uijxjiy a. uiuu a vau , n
iur x ixivri . , .-(
Valley Furn. Co 2-7472
or will sell on consignment Ph.
S-8098 Sudteh's Auction. i .
a .1 j. . .4
Remodel, Repair, Now
Save your cash for a rainy day. No
Epping Lumber Co.
5740 Sifverton Rd. Phono 4-8123 ,
j Open aU day Saturdays
IPlflmbing Values
Tor less with gusrantee of co..plcte
satiafacUon. Check our grsr ; sav
ings i in toilets, bathtubs, uosins.
electric water heaters, colored bath
room sett, showers, pipes and fit
tings. Be wise, save today. Capital
Bargain wouse, ia v-mer.
I Let Wards Install
Roofing . Cabinets
Gutters - r ' ZnstaUatione
Plastic tile Miconta
. TBXX ESTIMATES MADE
Montgomery Ward Phone 3-1191
To Placo Ad
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