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6-CSoc 2-StatMmaik Salens Orojc .Wea SopL 9,1353 400" t AgricnlliiTc 400 Agriculture 450 Merchandise 450 Merchandise 450 Merchandise 412 Fruit and Farm Produce). 412 Fruit and Farm Produce 455 Hsshold Goods For Sals 4S3 For RsnL MLwsltansous 476 Fusl Ra d ib and TV Sc KPTV Channel 27 WEDNESDAY 9:30 What's Cooking 11:00 The Big Payoff 11:30 Welcome Travelers 12:00 On Your Account xz:30 U. N. General Assembly 1:00 Double or Nothing 1:30 Strike It Rich 2:00 Matinee Theatre ' 3:15 Search for Tomorrow 3:30 Love of Life 3:45 Toy Maker 4:00 Howdy Doody 5:00 Strike It Rich 5:45 Northwest Digest - 5:55 Newspaper of the Air 6:00 Fights 6:43 News Canvas 7:00 Liberace 7:30 My Little Margie 8:00 I Married Joan 8:30 This Is Your Life 9:00 Theatre Hour 10:00 Orient Express 10:30 Hour-Hour Theatre 11:00 Crusade in the Pacific 11:30 Nite Owl Theatre 12:00 (Approx.) Sign Off HIGHLIGHTS What's Cooking? 9:30 Cook ing show with Barbara Angell vegetable casserole broiled hamburger buns. Matinee Theatre, 2:00 "Earl of Puddlestone." The Toymaker, 3:45 The old German Toymaker brings his tales of toys to delight the young of heart on this live children's show. Northwest News Digest, 5: Features Norm Wallace, news caster with Bill Stout as sports reporter and commentator. Cross country news and weather round up by Wallace. Newspaper of the Air, 5:55 Features Bill Clayton with local news and news photographs local and live. Fights, 6:00 Johnny Gon salves vs. Henry Davis 10-round lightweight bout from Oakland WEDNESDAY'S BROADCASTS Pacific Standard Time KPTV-TJHF Channel 21: FM: Megacycles KOIN 1M.1; KKX 12J KSLM UN, KOCO HSv, KGAK 143. KOLM 978. KGW C2S. KXX 119t (Editor's not: The Statesman publishes in food faith the programs ul times as provided ay the radio stations, hat because eftlmes the programs are changed without notification, this newspaper cannot ho responsible for the accuracy herein.) HOUR 09:09 90:15 6 KSLM News ITimekeeper I News KOCO Westn Melodic IWestn Melodies I Farm News KGAK Brk. Nook Brk. Nook IBrk. Nook KOLN R-T-O. Oregon KOIN Klock IKOIN Klock KGW Dave West I Dare West Dare West KXX Farm Hour I Term Hour . I farm Hour 7 KSLM Hemtnrway Break. Gang IBreak Can KOCO KOCO Klock KOCO Klock. JKOCO Klock KGAK Brk. Nook IBrk. Nook (Brk. Nook KOIN KoIN Klock (McLeod News IGoss News KOW Country Editor I J. L. Wins (News KKX Wshbnu.Ncws I NT. Agronsky IBob Garred 8 KSLM Cecil Arown iFsmily Altar Bible Inst Bible Inst KOCO News KOCO Klock IKOCO Klock IWorld News KGAE Jim Dandy Jim Dandy IJim Dandy f Jim Dandy HIN Coniumr Mtwi IValle Mews IHelen Trent .Gal Sunday KGW The Old Songs The Old Songs (Music Box Music Box KEX Break. Club IBreak. Club iBreait. Club I Break. Club KSLM Dr. Sword News I Music Fair I KOCO Ray's Records Ray's Records (Ray's Records I Ray's Records KGAK Backfence Mat. iBackfence Mat. Backfence Mat. (Backfence Mat. KOIN Road of Life IMa Perkins I Dr. Mai one IGuidlng Light KGW News M. Willson (Secret Story (Secret Story KEX t a-m. Edition I Stars of Today iDble. or nothing) Dble. or nothing 9 1KM v Glenn Hardy KOCO Ray's Records KGAK Matinee OKOIN 2d Mrs. Burton KGW Hostess House KEX C Huntley ITelloTest (Ray's Records I Matinee Perry Mason (Hostess House I Music 1KSLM Ladles Fair Ladies Fair I Queen for Day Queen for Day KOCO Ray's Records j Ray's Records I Ray's Records Ray's Records KGAK Matinee (Matinee (Matinee (Matinee m. snm Mairun v mind Music S Darkles iW'ndy Warren Aunt Jenny I K'SW. Bob HoDe IPays to Marry (Phrase Pays I Second Chance KKX Whisper. Sts. I Girl Marries 1 KSLM Top Trades N W. News KOCO News Major League KGAK Spider Spider KOIN Macleod News ICorne Get It KGW Noon News Road of Life KEX P.Harvey INoon Edition 1 KSLM Jack Kirkwood ' Jack Kirkwood iLuckyu Ranch ILucky u Ranch KOCO Major League MaJor League IMajor League IMajor League KGAK Spider I Spider Spider Spider KOIN Hintop House I Arth'r Godfrey Arth'r Godfrey Arth'r Godfrey KGW tjacxsiage nunsuni Dallas KEX Kay West I Kay West 2 KSLM Music IDick Haymes I Fair KOCO Major League (Major League I Magic Melody KGAK Record Room Record Room Record Room KOIN Arth'r Godfrey (Art Godfrey (Art Godfrey KGW tust Plain BUI I Frt. Pg. Farrell I Lorenzo Jones KEX Betty Crocker I Term. Ernie (Bandwagon 3 KSLM Music KOCO Magic Melody KGAK J. Dandy Show KOIN Wizard Odds KGW Travelers (Musle ' Magic Melody I J. Dandy Show Ruth Ash ton (Travelers Know News Afternoon 4 KSLM Fulton Lewis Hemingway iCurt Masev I 'im es KOCO Music U Want iMusic U Want (Music U Want IMusic U Want KGAE Kids' Corner Music Mart (Music Mart I Music Mart KOIN Ktrkham News I Rosemary Klrkham I Kirk ham KGW Life Beaut. I Go to Town Music Box IMusic Box Tiny Tunes ISquirrel Case I Squirrel Case Hapov Tune 5 KSLM B Bar B Songs I B Bar B KOCO Tune Time I Navy Show KGAK Traffic Jam Traffic Jam KOIN Ed K. Murrow 'New KGW Snorts Editor fNews Hour KEX Uncle Bob I Uncle Bob 6 KSLM Gab. Heatter KOCO Candlelight KGAK Supper Club KOIN Dr. Christian I Perry Como (Candlelight ISupperClub Dr. Christian I Relax. Music I Home Edition KGW Relax. Music KEX Weatherman 7 KSLM T B A KOCO Rosary KGAE Music KOIN FBI KGW Pimpernel KEX Lone Ranger T B A IStarsSing TCusic (FBI (Pimpernel I Lone Ranger 8 KSLM Fair (Music KOCO Dugout Dope I Baseball KOIN Johnny Mercer Bill Ballance KOW 1 Man's Family News i World KKX Symphonette ISymphonette 9 KSLM Glen Hardy KOCO Baseball KOIN On Stage KGW Groucho Marx KEX ABC Orch. (Mutual Nwswk IDearMargy I Baseball I Baseball I On Stage (Rogers of Gas. I Groucho Man I Name Tune I ABC Orch. (Crossfire KSLM Fulton Lewis IMusic KOCO Baseball I Nite New KOIN st? unai I Vou Sc World KGW Rchfld ReprtT (Sports Final KEX ..-ttion IDanc Tim KSLM Under Arrest KOCO Nit Song KOIN Musle KGW News KKX Dance Time i KO AC 10:00 a.m. The News and Weather-. 10:15 Especially for Wom en: 10:45 Story .Time: 11 AO Concert Hall; 13 DO News & Weather; 12 JS Noon Farm Hour. 1:00 Oregon Stat Fair; 1:19 This Is Pureto Rico; 1:30 Proudly We HaQ; 2:00 Living and Learning; 2:15 Hawaiian H 1 t d ay : 2 30 MemorV Book of Muste: IM Oregon Reporter: S OS Musi ml Mastersi 4JM Oregon Civic Auditorium. Liberace, 7:00 Selections in clude: "Sabre Dance," "St. Louis Blues," "I Don't Care," Blue Tingo," "Moonlight Sonata," and -Nol" My Little Margie, 7:30 "A Present for Dad" stars Gale Storm and Chas. FarrelL Dad's trouble starts when Mrs. Odetts fires off a shotgun to signal the start of a birthday, present hunt. The hunt involves two slick for eigners and $1,500 of dad's money. I Married Joan, 8:00 Joan piayg a female Cyrano and sets the art of romance back a hun dred years. Joan and Brad have a 16-year-old girl visit them and Joan arranges a date with the neighbor's son. This Is Your Life, 8:30 The Rev. Jim McLain's life will be recreated by Ralph Edwards. Theatre Hour, 9:00 "The Blues for Joey Manotti" tells of the heartache of a honky-tonk piano player, reflected in his throbbing music. The tele-play will feature Constance Ford, Robert Simon, Eddie Binns and Dennis Harrison. Orient Express, 10:00 "Euro pean Edition" a rising young European news editor (Jean Pierre Aumont) finds himself being strangely harrassed by a series of telephone calls from a young woman he doesn't know and is unable to meet Crusade in the Pacific, 11:00 (Part 24) The recall of Gen eral MacArthur and America's reaction to the event highlight this episode which deals with the war in Korea. Nite Owl Theatre, 11:30 "Cheers for Miss Bishop." THURSDAY 9:30 What's Cooking? 11:00 The Big Payoff. 11:30 Welcome Travelers. 12:00 On Your Account 12:30 U.N. General Assembly. 1:00 The Little Show. 1:15 Arthur Godfrey. 1:30 Strike It Rich. 2:00 Matinee Theater. 3:15 Search for Tomorrow. 3:30 Love of Life. 09:30 0045 March Time IWorld News Brk. Nook KOIN Klock pave West (Farm Hour INewa IKOCO Klock IBrk. Nook IBabbit Show I Knox Manning Bob Hazen Coca Cola Music i Ray's Records iMatinec I Brighter Day (Strike it Ricn I rrue Story Ray's Records Matinee Norah Drake Strike it Ricn True Story -Keep I Keep's Korner Gay tO's Music (Major League iMajor League I Spider . Spider (House Party House Party IPepper Young I Happiness ISam Hayes ITheTodds twtdder Brown woman in IKay West I Kay West I Better Shoppert Magic Melody IRecord Room (Curt Massey (Doctor's Wife Bandwagon I l-Vews Magic Melody 'J. Dandv Show Ralph Storey I Paula Stone iMagic Melody I J. Dandy Show ITuneflly yours JD. Garroway For the Girls Dr. nui Ed. For the Gtrla Songs 1 Wnderful City Wonderful Citj (Music ISupperClub IWorld Today M L McCall I U Jt. Story ISupperClub (Joss News Peterson Bob Garred IChet Huntley fCaU Board (News Supper Club Summer Eve. I My Son. Jeep I Listening ISam Hayes 188 Keys (Supper Club I Summer Eve. I My Son, Jeep (Listening Pr. Kildaro IDr. Kicare (Bandstand Bandstand I Music I Sign Off I Lowell Thomas Family skeleton Cliff Uley I J. T. Dulles ITimes Square (Times Square I Harmonaires Music I Baseball Baseball I Johnny on Spotl Dance Orch. Giloersleeve l luei-ieeve I Vandercook I Favorite Music! (Dear Margy I Baseball Rogers of Gas. I Nam Tun I Crossfire News Nite Son Record Show I Bob St Ray I Dance Time I Under Arrest -INite Sons IRecord Show IBob Jc Ray I Dance Tun I Melodies l Melodies I Melodies INite Song INite Song . INite Song Music Music I Musle I Lawson McCaTi I City Council I City Council I Dance Time I Dance Time I Dance Time Stat Fain 4:13 On the Upbeat: 4:43 New Commentary: SM Children's Theater; HSO Chicago Round Table: SjM Stat Fair; (:15 London For um; :45. Tap Library Showcase: t:15 Kvenine Farm Hour: IM Shake- ; spear at Work; :30 Waltzes of the I World: S:4S The News Sc Weather; SAO Music that Endures: tJS News and Weather; 10:00 Sign off. he d ules 3:45 ToymJcer. ' 4:00 Howdy Doody. . 4:45 Felix the Cat. 5:00 Range Rider. 3:45 Northwest Digest and Newspaper of the Air. 6:00 Cisco Kid. 6:30 Hunting and Fishing News. 6:45 News Caravan. 7:00 Groucho lfarx. 7:30 Dragnet. 8:00 The Unexpected. 8:30 Ford Theater. 9:00 Martin Kane. 9:30 On the Practice Tee. 10:00 Hollywood Wrestling. ' 11:00 Nite Owl Theater. HIGHLIGHTS What's Cooking? 9:30 Cook ing show with Barbara Angell canapes starting sauerbraten. Matinee Theater, 2:30 "Oh, What A Night" with Edmund Lowe, Marjorie Rambeau and Jean Parker. Northwest News Digest, 5:45 Features Norman Wallace, news caster with Bill Stout as sports reporter and commentator. Cross country news and weather round up by Wallace. Newspaper of the Ah-, 5:55 Features Bill Clayton with local news and news photographs local and live show. Cisco Kid, 6:00 Cisco and Pancho find that their towns people have turned against them after a census taker, for whom they have vouched, put his in formation to use in a robbery. Hunting and Fishing News, 6:30 Local, live show featuring Rudy Lachenmeier. The Unexpected, 8:00 "Mr. Ow stars Ludwig Donath and features Ray Montgomery and Lisa Golm. A dignified middle-age gentle man takes a job as a mechanic Later his landlady discovers a picture of him in uniform in scribed "His Highness." Ford Theater, 8:30 "First Born" stars Ronald Reagan, Nancy Davis, and Paula Corday. Story concerns a married couple who are faced with the problem of winning the affection of Rea gan's son by a previous marriage. The son has vivid memories of his fun-loving mother. Wrestling from Hollywood, 10:00 Danny McShane vs. Billy Varga. Main event: King Kong Kashy vs. Sandor Szabo. Nite Owl Theater, 11:00 "Nut Farm" with Wallace Ford and Joan Gale. Salem Obituaries ATKINSON William R. Atkinson, at the resi dence 1792 Broadway St Sept. 4. Survived by wife, Mary Lynn At kinson. Salem: daughters. Mrs. M. M. Jones, Mrs. R. X. Sonderman. both of Salem: a son. Leo D. Atkin son. Salem; mother. Mrs. Belle At kinson, Salem; sisters, Mrs. J. L. O'Neil. Mrs. T. E, Folia, both of Salem. Mrs C. L. Berry. Stayton, Mrs. Zella Albright. Denver. Colo.; six grandchildren and several nieces and nephew. Services Wednesday. Sept 9 at 2 p.m. in Virgil T. Golden Chapel with interment at Belcrest Memorial Park. GRUMAN Florence Pauline Gruman in this city Sept. 6. 1853. Late resident of 727 Center St. Survived by husband. Sherman Gruman of Salem; and brother Sidney Isaacs. Services Wednesday. Sept 9 at the Portland Crematory under the direction of the W. T. Rift-don Co. JOHNSTON Elizabeth M. Johnston, at Hooker. Okla.. Sept. 3. Survived by two daughters. Mrs. Pattie McElroy. Con cord. Calif.: and Mrs. Alice R. Hulse, Metolius. Ore.: four sons. Al bert E. Johnston of Salem; David R. Johnston. Turpin. Okla.; Joe B. Johnston, Hooker, Okla.; and MaJ. Robert R. Johnston. U.S.AJ, Merced. Calif.; one brother. Wade H. Shack lette. Louisville. Ky.; 17 crandchll dren and two great grandchildren. Services at the Virgil T. Golden Chapel Thursday. Sept 10. at 2 pjn. Interment at Belcrest Memorial Park with the Rev. Omar Barth officiating. JONES Ben R. Jones, late resident of New port, in this city Sept 6. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Charles D. Burt. Salem. Announcement of services lat er by the Virgil T, Golden Co. MORDEN Gertrude Morden, late resident of 1180 Doris Rd-. In this city. Sept S. Mother of Mrs. Gertrude Morden Yo tngren, Salem: also survived by one grandchild and two great grand children. Services will be held Wednesday, Sept t at 3:30 p. m. in the chapel of the W. T. Rig don Co. with the Rev. Collis C. Blair officiat ing. ROBLIN Charles E. Roblin. late resident of 737 Center St. at a local nursing home. Sept. 7. 1953. Survived by daughter. Mrs. Ruth Emily Shantz. Milwaukie. Ore.; son. Charles D. Roblin of Salem: grandchildren. Miss Patricia Shantz and Carl Michel Shantz. both of Milwaukie. Ore. Services wiU me held Thursday. Sept 10, at 1:30 p.m. at the Cloufh Barrick Chapel. Dr. Brooks Moore officiating. Ritualistic services by Masonic Lodge 4. AJT. and AJ MARR RADIO & TELEVISION Sales Service Installation TV Open 9 A. M. to 9 F. ML Weekdays Ph. Mfill 2140 8. ConVL Salem's first Television Store R7 SERVICE CO. Friendrr Competent Courteous 9 A.M. to 9 P-M. Daily Phono 4-5512 1410 S. 12th Sr. IMPROVED ELBERT AS U-PICK 280 E. CHEMAWA RD. . . 1VHLE WEST OF KEIZER SCHOOL ' . MARSHALL FARMS Stevens Plans 4NoWhitewash9 On Red Issue By DOUGLAS B. CORNELL WASHINGTON I Secretary of the Army Robert Stevens prom ised Sen. McCarthy R-Wis.) Tues day there will be "no blackout, no whitewash" on the issue of al leged Communists in the Depart ment of the Army. But Steven added be is not rea dy to say yet whether he will or will not meet McCarthy's demand for the names of persons who save clearance to three civilians the senator has accused of having Communist connections. If the an swer turns out to be "no," Mc Carthy indicated he might take the issue up to President Eisenhower himself. Stevens did lay down a personal policy: That if the facts provide a proper showing, any Army De partment employe who refuses to say whether he is a Red should be fired in the interest of national security. With McCarthy looking over his shoulder at a news conference, Stevens said he would have to check the case before saying whe ther this rule would be involved against Dr. Doris Walters Pow ell. Mrs. Powell, described by Mc Carthy as "100 per Cent Commu nist, is an employe of the Army Quartermaster Corps in New York. She is one of three persons for whose clearance the senator is at tempting to fix responsibility. The two other persons involved have not yet been identified publicly. French Kill More Vietminh Troops HANOI. Indochina OP) A French Army spokesman said Tuesday night French Union troops running into unexpected rebel opposition in the final clean up of Tien Lang Island had killed another 54 Communist-led Viet minh soldiers and captured 17. This brought the number of Vietminh killed to . 307 and the number taken prisoner to 789 in the offensive which started Aug. 28. MILK FOR KOREA PLAN UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. Of) The United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund will be asked later this week to ap prove a program to provide skim milk for two million Korean chil dren during a two-year emergency period, it was announced Tues day. Portland Grain PORTLAND un No bids or offers. Tuesday's car receipts: wheat 107; barley 62; flour 8; corn 14; oats 5; mill feed 10. 1 EXZCUTOK'S FINAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Paul T. Bale. Executor of the Estate of Marcia May Hill, deceased, has filed his final account as such, and that by order of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Marion County, September 11. 1953. at 9:15 o'clock in the forenoon of aaid day has been fixed as the time, and the Courtroom of said court has been fixed as the place for the hearing of objections to sa'.d final account and the settlement of said estate. PAUL T. BALE. Executor of the Estate of Marcia May HilL deceased. R W. PicXea Attorney for Executor 207 McGilchrist Building Salem. Oregon A. U-ll-28. S. 2-1 300 Personal 312 Lost and Found LOST: Bright red billfold with black lacings. Belongs to child who earn ed money picking berriea. tS re ward if returned inUct. Call 4597 Stayton LOST: Male Collie dog. named Butch. Phone 4-2879. 316 Personal ALCBOLICS Anonymous. 315& N. Commercial St. Ph. 3-210S or 2-2S43. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group N L 2088 N. Commercial. Phone 2-9419 or 3-4537. P. O Box 724. 400 Agriculture 402 Livestock WANTED freah and springer dairy co-vs. raont 4-Zgl7. bONOD Livestock buyer. Claude Edwards, m. 3. Box 899. Ph. 4-1113. UCENSEn and bonded livestock buyer. E. L Snethen. 1(3 Kenwood Ave. Phone 2-1345. LOCKER BEEF Hereford. 24c; locker pork 45c Nothing down. S months to pay. Custom kilting. Trailer loan ed tree. Salem Meat Co. 1329 S. ISth Ph 3-4858 hOUDZXi Livestock Buyer. A. t. Sornmer. 1265 Harmony Or. Ph. 4-261 T BONDED LIVESTOCK buyer. E. C McCandnsn. 1127 S. 25th. Ph. 3-8147. 404 Poultry and RabbitT CUSTOM kUUnc Fowl of any kind. Ph. 4-342. NeweJl's Poultry Plant. Kin S days a week. Bt. a. Boa 109. Salem . . Dressed Hens. Ph. 41090 WAWXXX) tghorn and colored henaT Any quantity immediately. Will pay over top Portland Mkt. Lee's Hatchery. Phone S-286L WE are hatching New Hampshirea, Goider Broads, and Arbor acres White Rocks every week. Special Bricea to vear round fryer growers. Fox Hatchery, 3830 State St. Phone . f " n I PICK YOUR OWN PEACHES Due to conditions we win turn our orchard over to the public for har vest. IMPROVED ELBERTAS Windfall. SL per box Tree Picked S2. per box Heavy crop s Bring your own J , Boxes or containers 12 miles North On River Rd. Watch for aign Fred Viesko Goose Lake Farm Ph. Salem 4-3572 Canning Peaches Bob's fruit stand just south of Pen, 4-corners. IMPROVED Elberta canning peaches. Rehsuss Fruit Farm. 4340 Cherry Ave.4-112B.Bring container. BARTLETT pears "Hill Flavor". R. W. Clark. RU S Box 629. Orchard MelghU Rd. IMPROVED ALBERTA PEACHES Some one of Mission Bottoms finest orchards. Extra full bu. get them now while you have a large quan tity to select from. Also pickling cukes, sorted or field run. Fresh daily. Beans by order, apples, Bartlett pears. St blackberries. Phillips Bros. Farm Mkt. 5590 Port land Rd. Ph. 2-4512. BUY your orchard fresh improved Alberta peaches at Chris's 45 Farm. 'i way to the equator St Ya way to the N. Pole. Open from 7 Till 9. Jn. 4-4078, CARROTS for canning-. Washed, ten der. Sc sweet. $1.50 per 100 lbs. . 1988 Mission St. CUCUMBERS, free pickles to pickers. Good picking. Good pay. Totem pole. First house on left east of Llt- tle Pudding River. Earl J. Wilson. Improved elbertas. u-pick. aao E. Chemawa Rd. i mile west of Keizer school. Marshall Farms. CANNING tomatoes. U-pick. $1.00 busheL Holman's on old 99E high way to Jefferson. Phono Jefferson son or Jefferson 457. SALEM PUBLIC MARKET (Farmers) open Wednesdays and Saturdays. 8:45 a.m. Fresh eggs, vegetables and fruit. 1240 East Rural. BARTLETT pears. $1.00 box. RU 5. B 3gon Macleay Rd. 2-0047. BARTLETT pears. 75c a bushel. Grav enstein apples. $1. a bushel. 4543 Jones Rd. Off Browning Ave. CANNING and freezing beans. Lots of them. You pick 4c Ib. 2 mists northeast of Keizer on Lake Labish Watch sign to bean yard. Ralph rioesing. ynont a-sssa BALED HAY. Alfalfa. 817 a ton. Good meadow hay $13, a ton. Tlce Ranches. Burns. Oregon, or call rumors 5349. Portland. Oregon. MOST varieties of peaches In season. Worm free Gravensteins. miles on Wallace Rd. L. E. Wendt. grow er. GRAVENSTEINS. The best, only couple tons left. $2 box delivered. Come for them $1.50 a box. Wind falls, your price. Stevens. Rt. 3, Box 894. Roberts South River Rd. Phone 3-1094. No Sunda y ca lis . PETITE prunes now ready. 2743 N. River Rd. Phone 3-3800. FOR SALE peaches. 5445 N. River Rd. Frultstand. PEACHES Improved Albertas. Ready now at Kron's Orchard. Hi miles out Wal lace Rd. Phone 2-836 1. CANNING Peaches are now ready at 29S5 Fisher Rd. PETITE prunes. 80c a busheL U Pick. Ph. 2.5243. 2575 Lee. PRUNES for sale. 690 Cummings Lane. Phone 4-3092. Call before 5:30 p.m. Bring containers. BARTLETT Pears. 50c a bushel. 1 mile northeast of Dallas. Ph. 3648 Dallas. Rt. 1. Box 372. S TON alfalfa and rye grass hay. $20 a ton In the field. Werline Hop Hancn. inqepenqencei pnone 3BF4. U-PICK BEANS. 3c per lb. at Clear Lake Farm. Rt. 2. Box 274. Ph. 4-1318. North of Keizer PEACHES. Hales Sc Alberta. The Dal les. tree ripened Italian prunes. Puritan Cider Works. 791 Zdgewat er St. 408 Pets FOR SALE, male boxer, 2's years old. i Fawn, very good blood line. Proven sire. $85. Ph. 2-8089 AUSTRALIAN Shepard. Puppies for sale. 3 months. 2-0248. REGISTERED Dalmatian puppies. $35 up. Pnone Monmouth 6273. COLLIE puppies, purebreds. 3415 Williams Ave. FOX TERRIER puppies. Pedigreed registered. Show stock. 3413 Wil liams. REG. Airedale pups. Quality con sidered the best buy In town. See our pups before you buy. 565 N. zzna. Ph. 2-0i9. RED FACTOR and pink apricot canaries. Rt. 1. Box 854. 2-5929. HOLLYWOOD AQUARIUM. 1958 Mc. Coy. 1 block east of N. Capitol 1 'i mocks north or Msaison. pn a-sB5n. CHAMPION bred boxer puppies. Ey ery pup a potential champion. Moore's Tropical fish, equipment. Goldfish. Parakejets. 2 miles from Lancaster on Macleay Road. Phone 4-3773. Closed on Wednesdays. is and Plants AFRICAN Violet headquarters over 200 varieties, new and old. hun dreds in bloom, visitors welcome. Opt-n Greenhouses, 4330 Auburn Road, Salem. 4-50 Merchandise 451 Machinery and Tools COVER crop disc, $59. Also duplex air compressor, tank and trailer. Co Box 648, Statesman. 455 Hsnold Goods For Sals GIBSON electric range. Good shape. Four burners. Call 2-877S. AUTOMATIC washer, fun six coil spring roll-a-way bed with Inner spring mattress. Both excellent con- . dition. Washer used 1 year; bed like new. pnono 3-4046 i PIXCX dining set. large extension table. Good condition, $43. Phone 3-335. I 456 Wanted. Haekal d Goods WANT to sell your furniture? Ph. . Lambert's. 2-7862. r CASH TOUAX Good used furniture or will sen oa consignment. Ph. S-S0H8 Sud ten's Auction. WANTED USED FURNITURE TOP PRICE Valley Furn. Co. 2-7472 458 BuHdinq Materials WINDOWS Largest stock la Salem. New weatK er stripped windows .completely assembled. $14.20 up. Largo modern sashes and crystal picture windows, 88 up. Pick your choice at bargain prices. PLUMBING New toilets with seat $25,50 20" x 18" washbasins complete 17.50 Bathtubs with fittings 6930 Double laundry trays complete 20.73 Shower cabinets complete 43.00 Double kitchen sinks, electric water heaters, pipe CHEAP 4" solid Orangeburg pipe 38c 500-gaX steel septic tanks 67.50 BARGAIN v Colored bath sets OTHER BARGAINS -Metal garage doors with hdwa 45.00 New 4x8 plasterboard 1.40 4x8 waterproof wall board 1.75 Eaterlor Sc exterior plywood CHEAP Nails, carload supply . 9.75 Overhead garage door, hdwe 13.95 Loose insulation, per bag 1.00 Roll blanket insulation BARGAIN Jap Birch" plywood Jap Birch- plywood 26c 51c 42e 9.25 8.00 .. 4.00 mahogany plywood. No. 1 cedar shingles No. S cedar shingles No. 3 cedar shingles Three-tab com p. roofing BARGAIN Panel doors, hardwood doors, all types glass doors LOWEST PRICES New fir door jambs 3.50 Painted cedar shakes 10.75 Unpainted cedar shakes 6.00 New asbestos siding 9.50 Exterior white paint 2.95 Shake molding, per ft. L0 Cedar fence posts Cheap C. G. LONG & SONS Ph. 4-505f I mile N. of Keizer Red Cedar Shingles Best grade, coast or mountain tim ber, delivered prices. No. 1, J9.25, No. 2. 85: No. 3. $4;. No. 4, $2.50. COMMON LUMBER Complete mill stock. Ship lap 2x4" and wider. Delivered prices $23 per thousand and up. Ted. Muller, Ph. Salem 2-1196 evenings. FOR SALE Lumber and material from the 'California Packing Co. build in at 12th Trade. Buyer tear down bid, and remove all materials. Contact Robert W. Fenix, Financial Vice Pres ident, at Willamette Univer sity. Ph. 3-9266. Paints Barn White $2.23 Gat Red, Lite Green, Gray Linoleum Linoleum Remnants Up to 50 Dis. Linoleum Tile x 10c Ea. Tile Plastic Wall Tile J 5',ae Ea. NORRIS WALKER P. 1710 N. front Phone 4-227$ Salem. Oregon ' Remodel, Repair, Now Save your cash for a rainy day. No down payment. 38 months to pay. Epping Lumber 'Co. $740 Silverton Rd. Phone 4-6123 Open all day Saturdays 460 Musical Instruments Piano Sale! USED SPINET PIANOS Wurlitxer . Only $49$ Baldwin Acrosonic . Save 8150 Winter, period model .. $575 Story 6c Clark Used 6 Weeks (Trade In) Estey .t - $ 473 REBUILT Sc GUARANTEED UPRIGHTS New England . Brewster - uombard . . , ' Estey R. S. Howard ..$125 ..$195 ..8150 ..$195 -$155 Ludwig - $150 Normandie, refinished $185 Klndler Sc Collins For school or studio Ellington , $175 Kingsbury u 8225 Marshall Sc WendeU 8225 Bench. Delivery. Tuning FREE I Terms to Suit Your Needs STONE PIANO CO. 1280 St. St. Salem USED Zenith portable. Was $62.50. now $39.95. Wills Music Store. BAND Instrument rentals. Music Center 470 N. Capitol. Ph. 2-5371. GRAND PIANO, like new. $695. Many good reconditioned Uprights. Music Center. 470 N. Capitol. Ph. 2-371. PIANOS . State Fair Specials Used uprights. Aeolian player piano, excellent condition. $275. HaUet and Davis 8185 Schiller 8175 Werner $19S Melville Clark Strich and Zeidler -Haines Baby Grand .$125 .$273 .8595 Mlrraptano -8295 Spinets Story and Clark, used month, save Up to 4200 off on several floor models. THE MUSIC CENTER In the Capitol Shopping Center ONLY Story and Clark Pianos have mahogany sounding boards. Will not split, warp or crack stays la tun 75 better. The Musle Cen- tcr. 470 w. CapltoL pnone i-M'i. NEW aod used ptanoa. For a better buy. Wiltacy Must House. 1860 Stata. " 4S2 Sports Eqnipmsnl 30-08 RIFLE. $45. 36S S. 20th. i I ! tZ?Z O DRIVE TRUCKS FOR RENT. Blankets furn. 1201 State Ph. 2-9062. TOOL RENTAL. U-rLXIT. Corner of North Commercial and Columbia. SUC Nl-.or our. All types electrical oz ta rd tools, garden tractors, spray era. Howaer Bros- 1183 8. 12th, FOR RLNT or loaae. le. wsrtoouM spac. cement floors, brick bide, down town. Inquire H. I SUlf Furi 3-91S5. 470 For Sal. MLtcellanaous FRIGIDAIRE RANGE. 30 Inch with large oven, less than year old. Call CAS I compressor, complete spray outfit including trailer and: ail at tachments. Reasonable. Ph. 4-3252 or 4-3791. ANTIQUES ! Solid : rosewood ' occasional chair, Cabrible legs storn slant front. Ladies desk $50. DeepweU Sewing rablhet. curly maple $40. Setle Sc plaUorm rocker $40. Beautiful pair of Ret. lamps 860. Marble top ovolo table S42-M. 3655 Portland USED Singer treadle sewing machine. uw anuiue. (ooa sewing conai tlon .Only 819.50. Slncer Sewing bEEPFREEZE home treexers.Yeat. er ApUanca. 37$ Chamcketa. Ph. j-jii posts, iron leys for tables, furniture, railings. U4S N. Tubk SPIN? udctt Ilka new. 2 only $79.50 ea. Ycater A.-panca wo. no enemestta. pn. I BEDSPREADS and 3 uble cloths" w. traae jor car or ooat. 627 N. Hurr. USED! electric ranaea 813.95 and up. Yeater Appliance, 37S Chemeketa. Phntt, -11 winter CH ARRIS foundaUon girdles, bra. Fori appointment phone 2-6433 or 3-5072. Mary E. Bales. FOR SALE. BendixEconomat wash er. $ year old. $60. Ph. 4-2848 after e pjn STANLEY home products. Lee Mindt, 1680; Madison. Phone 3-4056. $30 ALLOWED for your old water heater regardless of condition or make, on a new Westinghouse automatic electric water heater, with a ten year guarantee. Yeater Appliance Co. 370 Chemeketa. riiwic J ijll CANNING Time, good pressure can ner.: Also stone pickling jars. Lam berf i. 215 So. Comm. NEEDED, old sewing machines. Up to $50 or mora for your old sewing machine on a new free Westing house sewing machine with a 20 yr. i warranty. Yeater Appliance USED Singer Electric combination treadle sewing machine. A-l con dition snd guaranteed. Cash, price. 839.50. Singer Sewing Center, 130 N. Commercial. GOOD used refrigerators 849.50 and up. . Used washers $9.95 and up. Yeater Appliance 375 Chemeketa. Phone 3-4311. Diamonds & Jewelry at cost plus 10Xi. Can. or write W. C Mitchell. U7S Hillyard. Eugene. CANVAS mTR USED. GOOD CONDITION VALLEY FURN. CO. ' 219 N. COMMERCIAL j Crushed Rock rOR roads driveway Cement Ready-mix Concrete. Garden Sand, Bulldozing drainage and ditching. i yd. shovel St drag Una. Phone -02,48. Walling Sand & Gravel Co. G. E: Mixmaster, never been used, Lambert's. 213 So. Comm. STANDARD Encyclopedia excellent condition. 695 N. Liberty. Top Soil River; silt, fill dirt prompt delivery. PhJne 2-1740. I Clearance Sale New Singer Electric cabinet sew ing;; macnines, Tioor models and demonstrators. New machine guar antee. 20 off on some models. Singer Sewing Center, 130. N. Com mercial. PLA.ST1-KOTE requires no waxing for i your floors or linoleum. Yeater Appliance Co 37$ Chemeketa. Ph. 4-4311 ELEC. clothes dryer only $59.95. 2 only. Yeatei Appliance Co. 378 Chemekta St. 472 Wanted. Miscsllansous OUTBOARD motor wanted for cash. Phone 4-2572. Logs Wanted Gixxt 2nd growth logs. Prem. paid for No. 2 logs 28 and longer. Also S' stud logs or multiples of 8 plus trim. 6" to 16" diam. , t BURKLAND LBR. CO. Ph. Turner 1125 Eves. 2503 Turner ' or 2-7826 Salem. WANTED, heavy oak wood for fur nace. R. W. Speed. Rt. 1, Sub- umuy LOGS WANTED Top price on today's market for long or Short second growth fir logs. For irices phone 3-9593 days. 4-1784 eves. West Salem Lmbr. Co. 1160 Wallace Rd. 474 MisceHanaoua Dental Plate Repair TWO-HOUR SERVICE IN MOST t CASES Bring or mail your Plates for Repair. DR. HARRY SEMLER DENTIST Adolph Bldg State Sc Com. Ph. 3-3311 HOSPITAL beds for sale or rent. Stiff Furniture Co. Ph. 3-9188 476 Fuel Highway Fuel Co. Clean sawdust wood, green or dry. Stove-Diesel oils. Ph. 3-6444. I 2S0 Na. Charcli St i Classified AdTertlslrjf Per word. 1 time -. 4e Per 'ward. S times 10c Per word. 7 times le Per word. 1 month ., 80c ilinlmnm tea words. Extra chars; for -Blind" sds , IU Readers in city briefs: Per word Minimum tea words. No Kefonds. Tha . Deadline for ClassTtled Ads containing large display types is 12:00 Noon the day before publication. One Column ads set in this size typo only accepted up to 8.-43 PH. The Itttesman reserves tha right to reject questionable advertising. It further reserves tha right to place all advertising under tha proper classification rbo Statesman assumes ne flnsa clai responalbUlty for errors which may appear tn adverUaemanta pub lished j Its columns snd in cases where this paper la at fault will re print that part of aa advertisement La wptca the typographical mistake A "Fhnd" Ad aa ad containing a Statesman boa number for aa ad dress Is for the protection of tha advertiser and must therefore be answered by letter The Statesman ts not at Ubertv to divulge inform a Uosi aa to tha Identity of aa adver tise using a "Blind" ad. Capitol Lbr. Fuel Co.' ORDER your wood now. Plywooa, cores, old vrowth (ir. oak - planet ends. 198 S. Coml St. Phone 3-7721 ANDiUvSON'S hand picked slabwood. ,i cord 814. Phone 2-7731 or 4-4;s. 0RDHTK6W" . Sewdust; blower and P. O. SASH At DOOR PIANER ENDS. WEST SALEM FUEL CO. . 1523 Edgewatex . t Phone 34031 500 ? Bus. & Finance 510 Monsrf to Loan 'AUTO LOANS WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO. 183 3. Church St. ' Ph. 2-3457 . - Parking Aplenty Lie. M159-S154 Consolidate All Bills Twanty-fivo years aga ' Cancrsl Fi nance Corps was organized by Sa lem business and professional ma to alve you a loan service. We have lent millions. - -TRY OUR SERVICE Y&u can rcpiy anytime to reduce costs. No endorsers or help front friends longer time, to repay. Ph. first for a one trip loan. Loans 8U.00 to $300.00 on signature, furniture and equipment Loans to $500.00 oa cars, trucks, and trailer houses. Free customer parking at "Marios Car Park: across , from office. 136 S. Commercial St. Lie. No. S138 and M33S mm mmmi INIAL INVESTMENT" COMPANY 687 Court street I Phone 4-2281 Buy Sell Loan tKatEstate Mortgs ges Con rcts CUT CUT! CUT! Cut your present payments as much as $0. i Let us show how it may be dona. t $50 - $2,600 i 1 AMOUNTS PAYMENTS $166.32 ! 9 0.00 258.73 f 14.00 635.93 ! 29.00 850.08 j 46.00 PACIFIC , Industrial Loans 116 S. Liberty I Phone 4-2201 SES US FOR FARM. Clf V orACRS AGX LOANS. BEST OP TERMS WX BUY Real estate mortgages St contracts. FINANCE CO. 167 S High St Ph 3-4121 PRIVATE money to Joan. Ph. f-Clii 600 Employment 602 Halp Wantsd WE ARK now taking applieatlont nr Paper Routes at Carrier Divi sion. Statesman Building. " Boyi nvut be 13 years er aver and have the written consent of their par ents. If you have already applied kindly do so sgsln. THE OREGON STATESMAN klTCUEN help wanted. San Shop. 3400 Portland Rd.; j TCHCN help, apply in person i Speedway Restaurant 1170 Centei St. : ; CASHIER bookkeeper. Speedway Restaurant 1170 Center. No phons calls. : 604 Help WanfcL MaisT S MEN 23 or over with csr to work locally. CaU at 3053 Portland Rd, WANTED, unemployed man to live in homo at Coos Bay. Needed for help at small dock St odd carpen ter Jobs. Ask for Chapman's Food store for residence. Call before noon week dsys or anytime Satur day or Sunday. Mrs. Donald C. Bar: i ber. Turner. Ore, v i MEN WANTED - for' .. !. I HANDLING FRUIT If you Want to Work APPLY IN PERSON H0NEYW00D INC. 501 S. 14TH ST. EXPERIENCED dairy man wanted I. F. Buyserie Sc Son. Ph. St. Paul 194. Located on Champoeg St Salem h I ghway. 25 miles N. of Salem. CTSHWASHER wanted, Tha Spa. 3 state CAH hop. Woodruffs San Shop. 3408 Portland Rd No phone calls. HELP WANTED Opening with progressiva finance company for young man seeking a business career : in the field of credits, collections and Insurance. Requires young; man preferably with some business office experi ence who Is capable of learning to efficiently handle office duties and generally assist i with the finance usiness which Includes both office and field duties. Applicant selected will be given valuable training with Rood pay while learning. Apply al Calkins Finance Company, Albany, 312 First National Bank BuUdlaaV Ask for Mr. 8 teen. , i I. MM . . . Pnono l-lill ! ! : - Sabacriptlon Kates ' By carrier In eltlest ' f Daily and Sunday.. 9 1.49 per ma Dally only , X3.S per mo. : Sunday only JO week By amau. Son day vary! " ' (in advance) ! S ' pet ma Anywhere in TJ. S. 2.79 six ma j SXO year By saaa, Daily and Saadayi , (la advance 1 1 'fa six counties (Benton, Clacka maa . Linn. Mar Ion, Polk. Yam hill). . Elsewhere la i - Ore iron In U S outside 1X0 per mo. I , - f9 sia no wio rear . IUW pat ma ,. . Oregon . i . - L4S per ma '. " Member Audit BoreaB of drcniatlona Bnrcaa of Advertising. ANPA - , - Oregoa Newspsper j Publishers Association " AdTertislof Represeatatlresi Wsrd-GrtrnUi Ca, ' New York. Chicago Baa Francisco, Detroit
