Radio and Tel
evision
KPTV
Channel 27
THURSDAY
9:30 What's Cooking?
11:00 The Big Payoff.
11:30 Welcome Traveler!.
12:00 On Your Account.
12:30 Matinee Theater.
' 2:15 Arthur Godfrey.
2:30 Kate Smith.
8:15 Search for Tomorrow.
3:30 Love of life.
3 : 4- Toymaker.
4:00 Howdy Doody.
4:45 Felix the Cat
5:00 Range Rider,
fi: 45 Northwest Digest
8:55 Newspaper of the Air.
6:00 Cisco Kid.
6:30 Hunting and Fishing.
6:45 News Caravan.
7:00 Groucho Marx.
7:30 Dragnet
8:00 The Unexpected.
8:30 Ford Theater.
9:00 Martin Kane.
8:30 Football Hi-Lites.
10:00 Hollywood Wrestling.
11:00 Chuck Fosters News
Scene.
11:15 Nite Owl Theater.
-12:00 (Approx.) Sign Off.
THURSDAY HIGHLIGHTS
What's Cooking?, 9:30 Cook
ing show with Barbara Angell
beef stew dumplings.
Matinee Theater, 12:30 "Red
Dragon" with Sidney Toler and
Mantan Moreland.
The Toymaker, 3;45 The old
German Toymaker brings his tales
of toys to delight the young of
heart on this live children's pro
gram. Northwest News Digest, 5:45
Features Norman Wallace, news
caster with Bill Stout as sports
reporter and commentator. Cross
country news and weather round
tip by Wallace.
Newspaper of the Air; 5:55
Features Bill Clayton with local
news and news photographs
local and live.
Cisco Kid, 6:00 A plan to get
a run-away boy to return home
backfires when Cisco and Pancho
tell him they are outlaws.
Hunting and Fishing News, 6:30
RudyLachenmeier reports news
of interest to the outdoor fan.. ,
Dragnet, 7 30 Dramatizations
of cues from the official files of
the Los Angeles Police .Dept
The Unexpected, 8:00 "The
House of Shadows' stars Phyllis
Avery and Rick Vallin in a story
of murder, mystery, and romance.
Ford Theater, 8:30 "Madame
.44" stars Yvonne de Carlo as a
"two gun" school teacher.
Football Hi-Lites, 8:30 High
lights of the PCC games.
Wrestling from Hollywood,
10:00 Jack McDonald vs. Danny
McShane in main event Sandor
Szabo vs. Fred B lassie.
Nite Owl Theater, 11:05
"Reckless Way" with Marion
Nixon and Kane Richmond.
Soybeans Still
Move Higher
CHICAGO UP) Soybeans con
tinued to attract support on the
board of trade Wednesday but
other cereals suffered from neg
lect. Dealings were very slow ev
erywhere, but in beans, and even
in that pit trading was nothing to
get excited about
Lacking any aggressive support.
wheat supped down quietly for
losses running to around a cent
on mild hedging pressure.
Wheat closed 4-lV lower, corn
lower to higher, oats un
changed to lower, rye 1 to 2
cents lower, soybeans lV4-2 high
er and lard 55 cents lower to 15
cents a hundred pounds higher.
State Hospital
Aide Program
Starts
Monday
Youth Arrested
In Coach's Car
A 16-year-old Albany youth
was being held Wednesday in
Baker following his arrest in
possession of a car stolen Monday
from Woodburn High School
coach Marshall H. Barbour.
Marion County sheriffs office
said the car was stolen Monday
noon while parked in front of
Barbour's house.
The boy is being held for Mar
ion County authorities.
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Pacific Standard Time
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(Editor's not: T Statesman publishes la rood faith tbe programs
and times as prorided fey tho radio stations, out oceans oftimes tho
programs arc chanced without notification, this newspaper cannot at
responsible for tho accuracy herein.)
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Salem's Volunteer Aide pro
gram at the Oregon State Hospi
tal is scheduled to begin Monday,
said Mrs. Cecil Wickline, state
and Salem chairman of the Coun
cil of Church Women's rehabili
tation committee.
The program is sponsored by
the Oregon Council of Churches
and the Salem Council of Church
Women. -
Ten graduates of previous Vol
unteer Aide programs will begin
work at the state institution Mon
day afternoon but classes for
new volunteers won't begin until
Oct 5, Mrs. Wickline said.
Classes, to run for two weeks,
will meet Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, she explained, and
added that evening classes will
also be held for both men and
women who would like to help
during the winter program.
After attending the classes,
volunteer aides will work one
afternoon a week for six months.
The work includes reading aloud
to patients, teaching handicraft,
sewing, typing, baking, playing
games with patients and giving
home permanents.
Classes preparing volunteer
aides for their work in the state
hospital are similar to those given
to persons hired as psychiatric
aides at the institution, Mrs.
Wickline said.
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Logs Break
Free of Raft
About 800 logs secured to the
east bank of the Willamette Riv
er in a cove across from West Sa
lem broke loose about 7 a. m.
Wednesday, but most of them
ended up on a sand bar a short
distance away.
A spokesman for Oregon Pulp
and Paper Co. said apparently
waves from a passing boat had
caused lines holding the logs to
snap. None of the logs got com
pletely away due to low water.
Crews went to work immedi
ately rounding up the stray logs
and about half were in place by
noon.
It will take two or three days
to pick up the rest the spokesman
said.
S100 Stolen
From Brooks
Gas Station
Statesman News Service
BROOKS The Ramp and Var
bel Chevron service station here
was burglarized of $100 in change
about $50 of it in dimes some
time Tuesday night or early Wed
nesday, state police reported.
The money was taken from the
cash register after entrance was
made by forcing open a rear door
and then an office door. Mer
chandise in sight was not taken.
Owners Sam Ramp and Jess
Varpel told police dimes from
a soft drink machine had been
put in the cash register when
the station was closed Tuesday
night at 10:30.
Norblad Says
AF Budget Cut
Fully Justified
Recent cuts in the air force
budget by the Eisenhower ad
ministration were fully justified,
U. S. Rep. Walter Norblad, 1st
Oregon district, declared in an
address before members of Am
erican Legion Post 126 Tuesday
night in Salem.
Norblad said in the past it has
been the habit of congress to give
the military almost anything it
asked with the result that there
has been too much waste.
"If the cuts in the military ap
propriations are too great they
can be restored in whole or part
when congress reconvenes next
January," Norblad declared.
Norblad said investigation
showed that because of the gener
ous policy of congress the air
force now has $29 billion of
carry-over and unexpended funds.
He added that the air force carry
over for last year is equal to al
most half the money required to
operate the entire government.
lieu York SiocLr Quotations
Business Men's
Group to Hear
Dr. Petticord
Dr. Paul P. Petticord, former
pastor and now president of West
ern Evangelical Seminary at Jen
nings Lodge, will speak tonight
at a meeting of the Christian
Business Men's Committee at the
Marion HoteL
Dr. Petticord will speak and
show pictures of his recent tour
of Korea, Formosa and Japan.
The dinner meeting will start at
6:15 o clock in the coral room and
is open to members and guests
This will be the first meeting of
the season for tbe CBMC organ
ization.
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Admiral Corporation 27 V
Allied Chemical 65
Allis Chalmers '42
American Airlines 11
American Power ac Light
American Tel. It Tel. 153
American Tobacco 72
Anaconda Copper 30
Atchison Railroad 89 Vt
Bethlehem Steel 46 V
Boeing Airplane Co. 40
Borg Warner 66
Burroughs Adding Machine 14
California Packing 21
Candian Pacific 23
Caterpillar Tractor 46 Vi
Celanese Corporation 22 V
Chrysler Corporation 63
Cities Service 73
Consolidated Edison 39
Consolidated Vultee , 16
Crown Zellerbach 29
Curtiss Wright 7
Douglas Aircraft 63
duPont de Nemours 97
Eastman Kodak 42
Emerson Radio 11
General Electric 71
General Foods 57
General Motors 55
Georgia Pac Plywood 11
Goodyear Tire 45
Homestake Mining Co. 36
International Harvester 25
International Paper 50
Johns Manville 61
Kaiser Aluminum 24
Kennecott Copper 62
Libby, McNeill 9
Lockheed Aircraft . 23
Long Bell A 22
Montgomery Ward 56
Nash Kelvinator 17
New York Central 20
Northern Pacific 55
Pacific American Fish
Pacific Gas & Electric 36
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Ill
Packard Motor Car 4
Penney (J. C.) Co. 70
Pennsylvania R. R. 19
Pepsi Cola Co. 11
Philco Radio 29
Radio Corporation 23
Rayonier Incorp 23
Rayonier Incorp Pfd 31
Republic Steel 43
Reynolds Metals 45
Richfield Oil 46
Safeway Stores Inc. 37 V
Scott Paper Co. 62
Sears Roebuck k Co. 56
Socony-Vacuum Oil 32
Southern Pacific 38
Standard Oil Calif 49
Standard Oil N.J. 68
Studebaker Corp. 22
SUNSHINE Mining 7
Swift tc Company 38
Trans america Corp-. 24
Twentieth Century Fox 15
Union Oil Company 41
Union Pacific 101
United Airlines 22
United Aircraft 39 V
United Corporation 5
United States Plywood 23
United States Steel 35
Warner Pictures 12
Western Union Tel 43
Westinghouse Air Brake 22
Westinghouse Electric 42
Wool worth Company 43
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled ty The Associated Press
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Stock Prices
Rise, Slide
NEW YORK im The stock
market advanced Wednesday, in
the wake of Tuesday's strong rise,
but it had considerable difficulty
in holding to its best gains.
Key areas of the market saw
changes of around a point either
way, but the plus signs far out
weighed losses.
The Associated Press average of
60 stocks was up 30 cents at
$102.50.
Salem
Obituaries
BIRCH
Fred Z. Birch, late resident of
940 Fair view Ave., at a local hos
pital Sept. 23. 1953. at the age of
S3 years. Survived by bis widow
Mrs. Merdle Birch. Salem; sons. Fred
R. Birch and Beryl Birch, both of
Salem, and Eugene Birch. Newport.
Ore.; five grandchildren and five
great grandchildren. Member ot the
First Christian Church. Services will
be held at the Howell-Edwards Chap-
el rriday, sept. 25. at 1:30 p.m. with
the Rev. Donald Payne officiating.
Concluding services at Bel crest Me
morial Park.
DUNNE
David Dennis Dunn, in this city
Sept. 21. 19S3. at the age of 73 years.
Volume amounted to 1.240.000 ! ir'P.l .Z'l B"-
Dublin. Ireland. Announcement of
services later by the W. T. Rlgdon
Co.
shares as compared with 1,300,000
shares traded Tuesday.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
On September 18. 1853. ONA G.
SISSON was duly appointed as ex
ecutrix of the estate of Brown E.
Sisson. deceased, by an order of the
Circuit Court ot Marion County. Ore
gon. AU persons having claims
aajainst said estate are hereby noti
fied to present such claims in due
form to said executrix at 511 Pioneer
Trust Building in Salem. Oregon,
within six months from the date ot
this notice, to-wtt:
September 17. 1993.
ONA G. SISSON
As Such Executrix
John A. Heltzel
Attorney for Executrix
Pioneer Trust Building
Salem. Oregon S. 17. 24. O. 1. 8.
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0OS Especially tor Women: 10:45
tory Time. 11:00 Concert HaU: 12:00
ews St Weather: 1I;1S p.m. Noon
farm Hour: 1.-00 Ride 'Em Cowboy:
:li This is Forestry: 1:30 Your
.'jvy Sno; 1:43 Radio Book Shelf;
1:00 living and Learning: 2:13 Haw
ilian Holiday: 2:30 Memory Book
Cf Music: - 3:00 Oregon Reporter:
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lews Commentary; 3:00 Children's
Theater; S 30 Jerry of the CirCcus;
3:43 Programs from UNESCO; S.UO
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try: 8:43 Waltzes of the World; 10
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ning Farm Hour; SAO Music from
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MARK RADIO &
TELEVISION
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TV
Open 9 A. M. U t P. M.
Weekdays
Ph. 21611 2149 & ComT.
Salem's First Television Store
Better See
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1S80 State St.
Ph. 3-7577
iSes JL Service j
GALLAGHER
Earl W. Gallagher, at the resi
dence 710 Highland Ave.. Sept. 23 at
the age of 83 years. Survived by
widow, Mrs. Alvilda Gallagher, Sa
lem: sons, Ray W. Gallagher. Salem,
Kenneth A. Gallagher. Oswego. Ore.:
also six grandchildren. Services
Thursday. Sept. 24. at 1:30 pjn. in
the Clough-Barrick Chapel. The Rev.
Ernest P. Goulder will officiate with
interment at Belcrest Memorial Park.
SPENCER
Stewart E. Spencer In this city,
Sept. 23. 1953. Late resident of 158
S. Cottage St.. Salem. Survived by
widow. Mrs. S. E. Spencer. Salem.
Announcement of services wiU be
made later by the W. T. Rigdon
Co.
TO ML IN
Baby Roy Tomlin. Infant son of
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Tomlin in this
city Sept. 21. Survived by parents;
sister. Florine; and grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. O. D. Roby, Ashton. Ml
Graveside service will be held on
Thursday, Sept. 24 at 3 p.m. with
the Rev. George Swift officiating.
Interment at Belcrest Memorial Park
under the direction of the Howell
Edwards Co.
September 23
BOND AVERAGES
20 10 10 10
Rails Indust. UtiL Fgn.
Net Change . AJ A 1 A.2 D.I
Wednesday ... 93 J 95 7 93 S 79 S
Previous Day 92.0 S3.S 93.8 79.6
Week Ago ti l BS.7 92.9 79.2
Month Ago 92 4 86.2 93.3 79.5
Tear Ago 93.3 98.3 98.0 78.7
STOCK AVERAGES
30 IS IS 80
Indust. Ralls UtiL Stks.
Net Change - A.S Unch A.l A 3
Wednesday . 13.1.9 77.S ' 52.4 102.5
Prev. Day 133.4 77.3 52.3 102a
Week Ago 132.2 78.2 S3 1 101.3
Month Ago .136.3 S1.3 S3.S 103.3
Year Ago ...140.6 S3.9 S2.S 107.2
Portland Grain
' PORTLAND UP) No bids or
offers.
Wednesday's car receipts: wheat
71; barley 1; flour 2; corn 2; oats
1; mill feed 6.
Salom Market
Quotations
(As of late yesterday)
BUTTERFAT
Premium
No. 1
No. 3
BUTTER
Wholesale
Retail
.70
.67
.64
.71-.73
.76
EGGS (Buying)
(Wholesale prices range from 6
to T rents ovrr buying price).
Large AA , .64
Large A . SS
Medium AA . ,4S
Medium A .48
Pullet J30
POULTRY
Colored Hens - .18
Leghorn Hens .13
Colored Fryers T7
Colored Roosters , 7
Old Roosters
.13
Portland Livestock
WHITEHEAD
James E. Whitehead, late resident
of Turner. Sept. 23, 1933. Survived
by widow. Mrs. Anna Whitehead.
Turner: daughter. Mrs. Ava Small,
Eureka. Calif.: son. James E. White
head Jr Salem; also elgh grand
children and IS great grandchildren.
Announcement of services wUl be
made later by the Clough-Barrick
Co.
PORTLAND On (USDA) Cattle
salable 600, market moderately
active but mostly steady to weak;
load high good 858 lb fed steers
24.00; short load good 828 lbs 22.50.
lightly sorted at 18.00; good around
900-970 lb short fed steers 21.00-
22.00; several lots good grass
steers 19.00-20.00; utility and com
mercial steers 13.00-18.00; cutter
and utility heifers 10.50-13.50; few
lots good fed heifers 18.00-21.00. lat
ter for part load 775 lbs; few can
ner and cutter cows 8.00-9.50;
shells down to 6.50; utility cows
10.00-11.50; few sizable lots com
mercial cows up to 12.75 and 13.00;
few heavy commercial Holstein
bulls 18.00: utility bulls mostly
12.00-13.50.
Calves salable 150; few good
choice vealers steady at 18.00-
20.00. prime to 21.00; heavy calves
very slow, mostly unsold; bids
generally 1.00 and more lower.
Hogs salable 250; market fairly
active, steady: choice 180-235 lb
butchers 27.25-27.75; few lots 27.85
and 28.00; few choice three light
weights 27.00 down; choice 250-290
lbs 2S.50-28.00: choice 325-500 lbs
sows 22.50-24.00.
Sheep salable 1.500. includes few
decks expected to arrive; one lot
618 head choice and prime -88 lbs
Washington spring lambs 19.00
weighed off truck; other classes
steady: few choice and. prime
trucked-ln lambs 17.50-18.00; good
choice 16.00-17.00. Including No. 1
pelt .lambs at 16.00-16.50; good
choice feeders 14.00-15.00; few good
slaughter ewes 5.00; culls down to
2.00.
DOWNTOWN PARKING SPACE
$5.00 Per Month
Convenient . Close In
Marion Feed & Seed Co.
22 Forry St.
Salem Area
Men Make
Service News
Sgt. William DeLapp is spend
ing a 30-day furlough with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester De
Lapp, 1090 N. Church St., after
17 months in Korea with the 2nd
Medical Battalion. He has been
awarded the Commendation Rib
bon for service as a supply ser
geant from May 4, 1952, to Aug.
1, 1953.
In other news of service men,
1st Lt, Cornelius C. Bateson, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Bate
son, Salem Route 5, has been as
signed to Japan with the 3rd
Marine Division. The unit is sta
tioned on Honshu, Japan's main
island.
CpL Basil B. Goodrich, son of
Mr. and Mrs. 1 asii W. Goodrich,
Dallas, has been awarded the
Purple Heart l wounds re
ceived in action in Korea. The
medal was presented by Maj.
Gen. Randolph McCall, command
ing general of the 1st Marine
Division.
Pvt. Walton Y. Turley, son of
Walter E. Turley, 1630 S. Cottage
St., is undergoing basic training
with the 9th Infantry Division at
Fort Dix, N. J.
Airman, 3. C. Larry D. Martin,
son of Mrs. E. C. Gurgurich. Sa
lem Route 4, is a member of the
air base band at Sheppard Air
Force Base, Tex.
Zto&Unum, tkOmn. Ore Tban, CepL 24. CZec 2 7
Portland Produce
PORTLAND at Butterfat-Ten-tatiTe,
subject to Immediate
cboge-Pretnium quality, maxi
mum to -33 to oat per cent acidity.
delivered in Portland. 68-71 lb:
first quality 66-69; second quality
63-66. VaUey routes and country
points 2 cents less.
Butter Wholesale, f.o.b. bulk
cubes to wholesalers Grade AA.
93 score, 66 lb; 92 score 65; B
90 score, 63; C. 89 score, 60.
Cheese Sellinz price to Port
land wholesalers Oregon singles,
42 tt-45 lb; Oregon 5-lb loaf a
50
Eggs To wholesalers Candled
eggs containing no loss, cases in
cluded, f.o.b. Portland A grade
large 69 i-70 A medium 55-
56 : A grade smalls 41 -43 hi;
B grade large 59-63
Eggs To retailers Grade AA.
large, 76: A large. 70-71; AA
medium 59-61: A medium 58-60; A
small 43-45; Cartons 3 cents addi
tional. Live chickens No. 1 quality.
f.o.b. plants Fryers, roasters, all
weights, 28-29; heavy hens, all
weights, 18; light hens, all weights,
15; old roosters 14-16.
Rabbits Average to growers
Live white, 4-5 lbs. 20-23, 5-6 lbs,
18-22: old does, 10-12, few higher.
Fresh dressed fryers to retailers,
57-59; cut up 61-65.
Wholesale dressed meats:
Beef, steer, choice 500-700 lbs
41.0044.00; good 36.00-43.00; com
mercial 28.00-38.00; utility 24.00
29.00; commercial cows 22.00-26.00;
utility 22.00-25.00; canners-cutters
20.00-23.00.
Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind
quarters 53.00-57.00; rounds, 47.00
53.00; full loins, trimmed, 72.00
78.00; triangles. 27.00-32.00; fore
quarters. 29.00-34.00; chucks, 35.00.
38.00; ribs, 53.00-60.00.
Pork cuts Loins, choice 8-12
lbs 58.00-62.00; shoulders, 16 lbs,
38.00-43.00; spareribi, 52.00-55.00;
fresh hams. 10-14 lbs. 59.00-63.00;
carcases, choice 120-170 lbs 39.50-41.00.
Veal and calves Good-choice.
all weights. 30.00-39.00; commer
cial, 23.00-32.00.
Lambs Choice-prime. 36.00-
38.00; good 32.00-36.00.
Wool Grease basis, Willamette
Valley medium, 51-53 lb; Eastern
Oregon fine and half blood. 55-62;
Willamette Valley lamb wool, 42;
12-month wool, 45-50.
Country -dressed meats, f. . b.
Portland:
Beef Cows, utility 20-22 lb;
canners-cutters, 17-18; shells down
to 13.
Veal Top quality, lightweight.
28-30; roush heavies. 20-33.
Hogs Lean blockers, 37-39 lb:
SOWS, light, 33-34.
Lambs Best. 34-36.
Mutton Best 12-14 lb; cull-
utility 8-10 lb.
Fresh Produce:
Onions 50 lb sasks of Was h
Yellows, med.. 1.25-1.35; lrg.. 1.25-
1.40; Idaho yellows. med 1.25-1.50;
1.50-1.75; white 2-2.50.
Potatoes Boardman long whites
No. 1A, 2.75-3.00; No. 2, 50 lb sacks
80-85; Deschutes Russets No. 1A,
3.25-3.40; Washington gems No. 1A
3.50-3.73; No. 2. 50 lbs, 80-90.
Hay U. S. No. 2 green alfalfa.
28.00-30.00, delivered car and truck
lots, f.o.b. Portland and Seattle.
112 Fruit crnd Farm Produce
1 ttrmz pickers
V,S Hat West en Orchard Height
Kd. to "T". Take gravel road atx)
: feet, watch for signs. William a JYuH
-fr"?'. TT. S Box eoe. Phone 4-iW.
UiC2Llvrrtt bUckberr3esW
lb. SOW SlWerton Hd. -
SW15-T6Hir-Urc-. in KeUar.
I Turn east on Dearborn to Harcourt
aouth to Lawless and East to end
of street. Phone 2-0143 before $.99
am. or after lrao p.m.
UNPICK cucumbers. sOo bushel. Ri,
SQulnaby Box 310 B, Ph. l-3l.
CANNING tomatoes for sale. SIM
i per bushel. Bring containers. Ceo.
JAsher's on Grand Island.
TAKING orders for verfreenaT"?)
'crate. Picked. 4-12M.
CORN for canniae ar f.rn r
nicr stow sweet tomatoes.1
Any quanuty. Picketing cukes.
j run or aortea. Apples c Ital-
prunes, rniuips Bros. Tarns.
Bd., Salem.
Ian
Mkt. 89S0 Portland
Phon, 9.419
gtCU-ffilftS for dill.. 4i a bu.hL
Al Nolan. Route a. Box 2ir 1 miUs
N. of Kelxer School. 4-USS eve
ry rip.
lCktll, U-plck, 7ic a cr.W,
Phone 4-4QSS.
-UP- TOTATOtS. U-plck for can
nine. S 1.00 bu. Tor juice ISe bu.
Ton or bushel don't delay. HoW
mn 13 miles south of Salem or
a miles North of Jefferson en
. 1 OLD POT. j
" p,r- U-Plck. With eacfc
1-00 bu. b
Phone 4-iASS
BROCCOLI and cauliflower ior freez-
Ing. Mehama Gardens, a miles east
ofStayton on old highway.
frjmTTj-S.-rod. swe'rsa a bushsC
fLC.R.brt Snool 3rd bouse.
L- M. Zlelke. ,
450 Merchandise
455 Hsehold Goods For Sol
MAPLE daveno. Bendfx wsiher. Ilka
new. Coffee table. Maple drusser,
chest of drawers, pie crust table.
ojonal table 4-9544.
rRICrOAlRX electric and wood convi
bination stove. Good condition. Ph.
2-143 after p.m.
GOOD used Westinghouse laundrol
mat with water saver. RC 2, Box XL
Monmouth. Phone S3 13.
456 Wants!, Haehold Good-
SPOT CASH or trade for used furnJ-
iure. one piece or houseful. Ben
i moert. i
So. Comm. ph. S-7B8t
tAott iOUAV Oooa usea furniture
orwiu seu en consignment Ph.
S-SOP Sudtell's Auction.
i WANTED
USED FURNITURE
TOP PRICE
Valley Furn. Co. 2-7472
457 Radio and TV "
TELEVISION. Guaranteed service on
an mas.es. Antenna repairs Ac ad
justments lor the new stations.
Jim's Radio a Television, 97 Mar
ket. Pbone 4-S9S1.
458 Bunding Materials
300 Personal
312 Lost and Found
FOUND: fans watch. Identify and
pay for ad. 1011 Highway Ave.
LOST: 13 sheets wall board. Saturday
night between Salem and Stayton.
Glenn Wlllmachen, Rt. l Box 16J-A,
stayton.
WILL party who took White Stag
jacket from YMCA by mistake
Thursdsy night please return to
YMCA for reward or caU 4-3494.
316 Personal
ip
1. 2088 N. Commercial. Phone 3-9419
or 3-4337. P. O. Box 724.
ALcHoT-CS Anonymous. 315',
TT
Commercial St. Ph. 3-1108 or 3-3843.
PALMISTRY
Advfce on Love. Marriage. Business.
Bring your problems. Will help
aolve them. This ad with one dollar
for a SS reading. Limited time onlv.
a m. to 10 p.m. J.ARISH GAR
DENS. Hiway 99. Next ' Salem
Drive-in.
Metal Fences
Permanent. No upkeep. Free esti
mates. SS mos. to pay. Borkmsa
Lbr. & Udwr. Phone 3-3701. 269
State St.
LUMBtA SAL-
Large supply at reduced prices while
it lasts. Some , as low as SI 9.00 pr.
m. free delivery on 1.000 ft. or
more. Ph. 3-3042.
Plywood
PLYWOOD .
PLYWOOD
Again "it's coming out our ears"
4x8. Spec. 32.39. i 4xS Mahof.
3Se ft. Some at 20i Ribbon grain
too). Plywoods downl 4x8, 19',.
ft., very nice I Mill ends, 3 ft. to
14 ft. We're loaded on Pig. ply
wood, cheap. Hardboard 1.73 48.
xlO Sdg. 69.80. Oak rigs, you
ought to see the price! I Shakes, 1
VG at 11.49 Sq. (new load). Painted
tool
Portland Rd. Lbr. Yd.
. 3S4. Portland Bd. Ph. 4-443.1
Remodel, Repair, Mow
Save your rash for rainy day. 1 Ne
aown payment, as tnontns to pay.
Epping Lumber Co.
1740 Sllverton Rd. Phone 4-6113
Own all lev Ssriirdav
400 Agricull
402 LIt stock
YOUNG Jersey Guernsey fresh cow
with calf, SIM- Phone, .-5003.
47 EWES from 1 to 4 years old. SIS
each. Your choice. Or 319 Each
takes ail. Phone 4-2617.
TWO good young fresh cows. Whites
ranch. 1 mile east from Turner.
J-YEAR-OLD Jersey." Wow milking.
3190. 2019 Kelrer Rd.4-3813.
BONDED LIVESTOCK buyer. E. C.
McCandMsh. 1137 S. -3th. Ph. 3-8147.
WANT-) fresh and springer dairy
tows. Phone 4-3817.
U)CkR MET. Hereford 30c. Noth
lng down, months to pay. Custom
killing. Trailer loaned free. Salem
Meat Co. 1329 S. 29th. Ph. 3-4858.
BONDED Livestock Buyer. A. I.
Sommer. 12S3 Harmony Dr. Ph
4-2117.
atONDED Livestock buyer. Claude
Edwards. Rt 3. Box 899. Ph. 4-1113.
Lebanon Firm
Successful Bidder
On Timber Stand
Round Top Logging Co. of Leb
anon was successful bidder for
174,000 board feet of Douglas fir
timber offered at an oral auction
Tuesday by G. F. Home, Salem
assistant district forester for tbe
Bureau of Land ManagemenL
Tbe salvage timber is located
in the Mddle Santiam River drain
age northeast of Foster. The ap
praised price of $6.95 per thou
sand board feet was bid up to
$11.73 per thousand board feet
Next timber sale of the Salem
district will be Oct, 9 at 9
400 N. High St,
J CEN SID and bonded livestock
buyer. E. L Snethea. IBS Kenwood
Ave. Phone 2-1343.
404 Poultry end RccbbltT
CUSTOM killing. Fowl of any kind.
Ph. 4-3426. Newell's Poultry Plant.
Kill days a week. RL a. Box 109.
Salem i
WAN XED Leghorn and colored benal
Any quantity immediately. Will
pay over top Portland Mkt. Lea's
Hatchery. Phone 2-286L
WE ate batching New Hampsnxres.
Golder Broads, and Arbor acres
White Rocks every week. Special
prices to year round fryer growers.
Vox Hatchery. 3830 State SL Pbone
3-4A6
408 Pais
COCKER pups, grade. 33.00, weaned.
2593 8, 12th. 3-7081.
DOG wants country home. Call eve
nings. 934 Saginaw.
SCOTCH CoUiesTl-xceptionally good
Utter. S males. S weeks old. AJCC.
Registered. 1797 S. Church.
SoLLYWOOD AQUARllfM. 1.3S Uc.
Coy, 1 block east of N. Capitol. li
htorks north of Madison. Ph S-8S97.
bred boa
31A-LPION bred boxer puppies. Ev
ery pup a potential champion.
Moore's Tropical fish, equipment.
Goldfish. Parakeets. 2 miles from
Lancaster on saacleay Road. Pbone
4-3773. Closed on Wednesdays
410 Seeds and Plants
ATKICAN Violet headquarters over
200 varieties, new and old. hun
dreds. In bloom, visitors welcome.
Open Greenhouses, 4334) Auburn
Road.: Salem.
i KEITH BROWN
SPECIALS
2x4-RL 4 Common S4S 320 00t
Ixft-RL 4 Common S1S2E 20 (X)M
IxS-RL 4 Common S1S2E 20 00M
4ix8-RL C Cedar Siding 73.00M
,xS-RL A Cedar Siding 179O0KC
xxS-RL Clear Cedar Siding 130.0014
lx to 1x13 3 Common
Knotty Pine Panel lOO.OOkC
1x4-4' to 7 CB tr.
MG flooring lOOOOKf
58x6-412 E 1M Siding SS OONC
Outside White Paint gal. 2.90
1x4-47 CAxB tr.
MG r loo ring 100 00 M
2-0 to 2-8x8-8x1-38 J"lr Plush 8
2-0x8-8x1-38 10 Lite Trench 9 87
-4x-8xl-38 10 Lite French 10 34
2-8x8-8x1-38 10 Lite French 10.41
2-8x8-8x1-38 10 Lite French . 10 48
Wood Clothes Dryer 3 81
Ironing- Board with Stand 3.88
We are closing out our .
entire stock; ot Welter
Locks 20 Oft
Keith Brown Lbr. Yard
Front St Court Street Phone 3-8111
WeJGIve SiH Green Stamps '
PLYWOOD
V IS. 4x8 83.78
Carload supply at new low
all thickness. Pi
Mahogany and "Jap Birch" plywood,
grade A two sides hss hardwood
core. Perfect for cabinets At panel
ing, CHEAP.
New toilets with sest 323.50
20" x 18" wash basins comolete 1 13 50
New bathtubs complete SSfi.SO
Water heater, kitchen sinks, shower
cabinets, laundry trays, pipe 8PE
CJAL 1 .
Colored bath set. Bargain
boo gal. steel septic tanks M7-M
4" cast iron soil pipe -80
4" solid Orangeburg pipe J8
Elec. garbage dupasol units. Bsrgsin.
Wsterproof wallbd. 4x8 11.78
Unpalnted cedar shakes 88.00
1 painted shakes, undercourse 110.71
1 cedar shingles SS 29
2 cedar shingles 39.00
3 tab com p. roof 87 S3
Nails, carlosd Supply 19.71
Boat Plywood. CHEAP.
8x7 metal garage doors 845.
New picture windows 38. -up
New westher stripped windows $14-
new i panel doors 83-90
Fir door Jambs 52 50
Overhead garage hdware 113.03 '
New shakes mold, per ft.. .10
Asbestos siding per sq. 89 30 .
38" Entrance doors 813.90
New sash doors $7.84
Loose insulation, per bag $1X0
Exterior whits- paint per gaL 82 93
Cerf fence posts, CHEAP.
C. G. Long & Sons
prices on
ck your choice.
Ph. 4-3QM
1 ml. N. of Klrer .
SPECIAL
2x4. r at $8 00 per carrier load el
K. 1. 400. 3x3. ' at 3'i each.
anorox.
Phoo Turner
Lbr. Co.
1123. Burkland
t