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Newspaper Page TextAnnual World Sfl Production 2S5 Million Tom kxmct. AnouMn mom e trm acmnTw - i i n i Mailmen Organize Effective Congressional Lobby Force Bj A. ROBERT SMITH WASHINGTON Want to know works? If so, just ask your postman for he and his co-workers have developed quite a technique for deluging Congress with appeals for a pay raise for postal workers. Ill Veteran Capitol Hill observers say the mailmen have one of the most effectively organized lobbies ever to storm Congress. Their representatives are here ; now telling the post office k civil' ser vice committees that it's time for a raise. But the real steam behind this plea comes from the grass roots. Her i hnw nnn sMTPtarv to a Pacific Northwest member of Con gress described the' situation: We are now getting more mail on the postal pay raise than any other single item yes, includ ing McCarthy and anything else you can think of. It is not just from the mailmen themselves. They seem to get their wives to write, their sisters, their children. And that's not alL form Left at Stores We got mimeographed letters signed by various tradesmen in our state grocery store owners, filling station men. They want the postal workers to get a raise. Ap parently the mailmen leave these letters wherever they trade and urge the store owners to send them to their congressmen. Membership in the organized postal workers unions runs about 500,000. That number seems to have a lever effect on Congress by virtue of its even geographic dis tribution. That is, every lawmaker knows he has a number of postal votes in his area. Thus far some 100 solons have appeared before committees this year supporting the postal pay raise bill. Others Get Raises - The postal workers run inter ference for virtually all other fed eral workers when it -comes to lobbying in Congress, for the non postal workers are poorly organi zed by comparison. Consequently, postal workers have fared better through legislative benefits in the last 15 years than have other civil service employes. But hav ing allowed higher benefits to post al workers, Congress usually fol lows up with somewhat similar treatment for the others. Tl,:. .. M,. 1 - : asking a flat $800 increase, which Grain Market Prices Lazy CHICAGO Ml A soaring soy bean market in the last day of the week provided the only vigorous show of strength in grains on the Board of Trade this week. Grains other than soybeans gen erally closed lower. Lard, however, was very strong much of the week, setting new season highs. Rye suf fered the most pressure, coming close to its season lows. Wheat ended the week y-2V lower, corn V lower to higher, oats IVi lower to 1 higher, rye li-4V lower, soybeans Vi lower to 11 cents higher and lard 10 cents to $1.58 a hundred pounds higher. ,w : . ! . .. ! ' i Don't Take It for granted j tt 6ox. fteY Agg 6QCM BoxEES m(M f&.istxc&kwu, $H$ MOtHTlkCfUAay AttOOOTS fOg Hl6Wgq SALES MUM. OUtii MOWN how a congressional lobby group the administration opposes. Presi dent Eisenhower instead has ad vocated a program! of salary adjustments through job reclassi fications and additional fringe benefits, such as hospitalization and unemployment; insurance. Some workers, mostly in low levels," would get ho pay increase others would get; only token raises; while a comparatively few in the upper brackets would get sizable boosts. Principle behind this plan is to provide financial in centive to work up to more respon sible jobs. ; j Worried About Budget "Moreover, the administration points out that a general pay raise for all government employes would play hob this year with other re lated economic factors it is try ing to control size of the feder al budget, tightness of the nation al debt just under the statutory debt ceiling. j j But Congress is lending an ear to the postal workers, for this is an election year;' and there seemingly is general respect for the voting power they can muster in every city and hamlet in the land 11 ! Wesley Baker At local hospital March 19. Sur vived by wife. Amy Baker, Salem; sons, Herbert Baker, ' Eugene. Wil liam, Corville, Washington; daugh ter. Irene Thorn, Scio: sisters, Mrs. Will Campbell. Albany. Ore, Mrs. May Datus, WestervWe. Neb., Mrs. Herbert Hollenbeck. Westerville, Neb.; brother. Ralph Baker. Wester vUle. Neb. Funeral announcements later by Howell-Edwards Funeral Home. g ij ' William (Billy) K. Mcllwaln: ? f Late resident of t Philomath, Ore, March 19th at the age of 80 yrs. Sur vived by wife, Alice Mcllwain, Philo math, Ore.; daughter, Mrs. Minnie Bennett. Philomath, Ore.; son C. jL. McHwain, Salem; sister, Mrs. Nancy Timmer of San Diego, Calif.; broth ers. Curtz Mcllwain, Salem: 6 grand children and 8 great-grandchildren. Services will be held in the Clough Barrick Chapel. Tuesday. March 23, at 1:30 p.m. Interment at City View Cemetery. ; William A. Rankin: i At local hospital. .March 20th. Late resident of Turner, Ore. Sur vived by wife, Edith Rankin. Turner, Ore.; step-daughter, Mrs. J. B. Floyd. Atlanta. Georgia; grandson, Michael Floyd. Atlanta. Georgia: several cous- pns in Minn., one cousin in Tacoma. Wash. Services in Virgil T. Golden Chapel. Wednesday. March 24. at 2 p.m. Interment at Bekreit Memorial Park. f i . Statisticians of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. estimate there will be 8 million widows in the United States in 1960. -nt&rto euest AO coca C)OHr TAKE tuWAfi& j Salem Obituaries L u ISpi Stock Market . - Pushes Higher NEW .YORK The stock market tossed off its restraint this week and pushed through to an other new high for the year. , The market was at an average new high last week before it de clined in tiie forepart of this week. Then in the' final three days it mustered enough strength to more than wipe out its previous losses. The week closed with the Asso ciated Press average of 60 stocks at a new 1954 high of $116.70, the highest mark of the average since June 2 of 1930. 5 Most of the week the strength of the market was lodged ia the aircrafts, motors, steels, oils and railroads. . British Say Illegitamacy Exaggerated LONDON W -4 The Churchill government Friday described as "grossly exaggerated" persistent reports that American servicemen have fathered 70,000 illesitirrrte children in Britain, Actually, said a government spokesman, the fig ure is less than 1,200. "The Americano: authorities in Britain have received some 1,200 inquiries from unmarried mothers, and some of these were probably duplicated," Foreign Undersecre tary Anthony Nutting told the House of Commons.' He replied to R.; W. Sorensen, a Laborite. who said an "increasing number of young women and their children was, suffering unnecessary hardships and sufferings f U. S. Air Force; authorities here have denied repeatedly the 70,000 figure, which pops up from time to turn in press reports. Rome Crowds Greet Pope VATICAN CITY (ffl Joyful shouts of "viva Q papa" greeted Pope Pius XII Friday jupon his first public appearance in two months. . fL Briefly, for less; than a minute, the 78-year-old ruler of the Roman Catholic Church appeared at win dow of his Vatican Palace apart ment, where grave illness with a stomach ailment has confined him since late in January. j The occasion was the gathering in Rome of Italy's famous Alpine mountain troops. The pontiff was too far away for his face to be clearly seen. The few who had thought to bring field glasses could see that he was smil ing happily. Indochina Red Losses Heavy WASHINGTON i Gen. Pau Ely, chief of staff of the French armed forces, said Saturday crush ing Vietminh losses in the crucial battle for Dien Bien Phu give hope of a major French victory in Indo china, I I The general, arriving in Wash ington to talk with the President and defense chiefs about the war against the Communist-led rebels, said in an interview: "If the Communists continue to suffer the losses . they nave been taking, I don't know how they can stay in the battle," I Before Gen. Ely's arrival, the President discussed the Indochina crisis for more than an hour with his military and foreign policy chiefs, preparing for the Franco Amedican military talks that start ed today. ADS IN THIS COLUMN RECEIVED . , . Too Late To Classify. FOR RENT or lease, a very nice home on Belmont, a bedrooms down, one up. full basement, hot water heat, small lot. Vacant now. S8S per mo. f OLAF THONSTAD 941 N. Capitol 1 Phone 3-7903 ATTRACTIVE clean 2-bdrm. home. $65. Keizer. 47Z4 ixweu Ave. uoi Lebanon 9845. i LARGE 3-room upstairs apt. private entrance, close in, child welcome. $45. 445 Court. Ph. 4-2855. ROTARY tilling. Dependable ma chine. Experienced operator. a-3&. GARDEN AND LAWN work wanted. Phone 3-0638. NICE pups to five away. Part Col lie, viu nooa at. rnone SET OF matcheri golf clubs. $30.00. Phone 4-5043. BEAUTIFUL 30-0 custom made rifle with 2'i power Weaver scope. $75.00 less than hall of original cost. Phone 4-5043. I ; 300 Personal 312 Lost and found LOST: In S. Salem, half frown fe male cat. Black with tiger tnark lngs. 4-4593. r ' LOST Illinois lady's white gold bracelet watchV; Wed. Reward Ph. 3-7451. ,fr - , 316 Personal INTERNATIONAL DETECT!! Ph. 3-5073 Salem GENTLEMAN. 54, would Mite to cor respond with a lady about 50 for : companionship. , Box- 325. Statesman-Journal. To Place Ad Call 2-2441 Personal 316 Personal LADIES' WIGS French Imported. Wavy bair, natural looking part. Natural $68. Grays $79. Satisfaction or money refunded, free catalog. American Human Hair Goods Co, 1133 Roosevelt Road, Chicago. TRUTH. SCIENCE ot Mind students Send (names, addresses for lecture notices Salem soon. Dr. Daphne L. Vigles. 6624 S.E. soth Ave., Port land 3, Ore. - I Palmistry Reading I Advice on love, marriage, business. This id and $1 for $5 reading. Next to North Salem Drive-in. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group No. L 2088 N. Com! 3-4537. 4-3544. SAFE, permanent removal of un- Uy facial hairs. Erich of N.Y. 400 ) Agriculture 402 Livestock For Sal 1,200 LB. MARE, .work or ride. We trade. Ph. 3-0291. 3378 Silverton Rd. FOR SALE 3 extra good dairy cows. : 1 Jersey, 1 Holstein & 1 Shorthorn. Just fresh. Ph. 4-2817. FOR SALE. Half Arabian mare. Might trade for quarter bom type Gelding. Ph. 3-2136. GOOD i Jersey milking family cow. Phone 3-3020. JERSEY COW freshening March 21. .Jersey heifer freshening "In May. i sioiici, ni. cox im, oaicm. Ph. 3-2924. GOOD j dairy or family Guernsey. ; Due the 24th. Ph. 2-2682. GUERNSEY cow and 2 Guernsey hei fers. Freshen soon. 5220-Herrin Rd. ! Salem. Ph. 2-2782. QUARTER HORSE S yr. gelding. I chestnut color. Nice tc gentle. Olin i Cross, 2370 Fairground Rd.. Salem. ' Oregon. - LOCKER BEEF Eastern Oregon, or whole, 30c. 'Customs killing. Trailer : loaned free. Salem Meat Co, 1325 S. 25th. Ph. 3-4858. 403 Livestock Wanted LIVESTOCK buyer. 1 buy cattle, horses. ; hogs, sheep, veal. Emery Alderman. Ph. 2-7869 or 2-0068. CATTLE BUYERS. E L and H. Sne ! then 4297 State. 2-1345 or 3-4380. CATTLE, horses, at your farm. E. C. McCandlish. 1127 S. 25th. Ph. 3-8147. LIVESTOCK buyer, A. F. Sommer. : 1265 Harmony Dr. Ph. 4-2617. 404 Poultry and Rabbit NEW HAMP. fryers. Ph. 4-2889. Rt. : 5 Box 51. BABY i CHICKS 17c straight run, N. ; H. pullets 19c. choice of Leghorns, ! Parmentors or New Hamps. Valley f Farm Store. CHICKS DAY OLD and started New Hamp ; shire White Rocks and Golden ; Broad every Tuesday and Friday. j FOX'S HATCHERY 3830 State St Ph. 3-4969 CHICKS for layers. Leghorn Austra i White or New Hampshire. Palmer's i Rt 1, Brooks. Ph. 2-6343. ; WING needs rabbits. 3983 State. i 4-3918. : i - 408 Pats FOX Terrier puppies. Amerty. black ! and i white. Phone 2-1248.' COCKER puppies, $10 and up. Phone 2-1248. DASHCHUND male pups, reg. cham pion line. 245 S. High. ph. 3-8332. YOUNG Parakeets, yellow, blue and ; green. Mrs. Isherwood, 1910 Wal ! lace Rd. Ph. 4-2783. T Continuous new Hatches. All col ors. Banded, full flighted and GUARANTEED birds. CAGES FEEDS SUPPLIES WHOLESALE It RETAIL FOR SALE: Registered A.K.C. Eng lish pointer, 1 year old. Price $65. Call 1454-R. Albany, evenings. 3200 Ellen Ave. Moore's aquarium. Fish, Parakeets, peta, Macleay Rd. 4-3773. Closed 'Wed. PARAKEETS. Cage supplies. Bird Paradise. 3180 Livingston 3-1843. HOLLYWOOD AQUARIUM. 1958 Me. ; Coy, 1 block east of N. Capitol. , ' blocks north of Madison. Ph. 3-6897. PARAKEETS Babies raised In our i home, $7 JO. all colors. Mrs. Pow er. 735 Benevue. Ph. 4-1597. CANARIES, choice orange and apri cot ptrain.-4385. 1340 Chemeketa. 409 Sexxfoods GET FAT oysters for canning and freezing 4 mi. up bay of Newport $1.50 bu, cleaned $-10 pints. 410 Soexis and Plants I CAMELLIAS ! Well-budded and bushy. Named varieties, 3 ft $4 95 One year old & larger .73c to $2.95 Elwoodie Cypress. 12-14-in. 95c Pyramidal. 3 to 4 ft $1.75 Heather, 12 in. 85c Golden & Green Irish Ewes..$l per ft. Local crown fruit and flowering trees. $1.50 to $2. Complete sel ection of shrubs. AIi'S FRUIT ST AND Just north of Woodburn on 99E Hrs. 10 to 7. Phone Woodburn 3-0718 WHILE THEY last Named Rhodys. Alice. Cynthia, and white and lav ender transplants, well rooted at 50c land 75c and bushy dwarf Blue Tit iat 75c. Still some Ellwood and Plumosa Retinispora at 10c, red and! golden foliaged heather and white and pink at 35c. Junipers at 25c.! and 30-inch if 75c. Pyramidal ls Arborvitae is 25c and 30-inch is 75cj 18-inch Yews 25c. Named Ca mellias as Kumasaka. MikanJaki. etc.) at 35c. Perennials 5c Dwarf Albertina Spruce and Nldiforma at SOci Your happiness 1$ our gain. Scenic drive six miles south of Penn Four Corners on 23 and mile to )eft on gravel. Hustons Nursery, Rt) 5 Box 89. Salem phone 31413. Closed Wednesday and Thursday. P.S. Raise Camellias tc Rhodys aa nest egg for old age. BLUE . Berry plants, I years eld. Phone 4-3072. ALLi kinds of shrubs, perennials and rock plants. Reasonable. Sahli Nur sery. Rt 5, Box 457 at MaeLeay. PhT 4-1245. PRIMROSES, columbine, geum, del phinium, painted daisy, lupines. 4430 Silverton Rd. Primrose .1 Ds. $100 Glad Bulbs .3 Dz. $1.09 Merrills Greenhouse. Brooks CAMELLIAS IN Bloom. $2 and Up. Heavily budded AZALEAS. 60e and npj (Choose Azaleas from samples In jbloora ia greenhouse). Waring Nursery. 1023 Oakhill Ave. (South Village). Ph. 3-4436. Open Sun. BLUEBERRY plants at low prices starting 50eeach. Phone 3-8442. 412 Trait and Farm Produce) GOODi CLOVER hay. Can deHver. cmest Kotn. Phone 3-1263. COW fertilizer. $3 a yard. $8 a load. Phi 3-402L I 300 PARAKEETS lit pm iwrti,wi 8 II m y Qsyt 400 Agriculture 412 Fruit and Farm Product) , BULK FERTILIZER v Rotted manure, weed free. 3-0774 i 414 Farm Equipment FRAZER RIDING tractor, with plow, disc and drag. 391 Gerth. Ph. 2-1658. 1. 12" Rotoette 135 z. lir mje. Tillers ..... 2, Wards hoe tractor 1 Real Dower mower -$175 ea. -$75 ea. JI75 1 Wards Power mower S75 1 Jacobson power mower .$ several gooq used small t gas engines $19 up HOWSER BROS. 1185 S. 12th Ph. 3-3648 45Q Merchandise 451 Machinery end Tools DUAL PURPOSE Craftsman power saw $135.00. 36" blade, also heavy duty gas paint sprayer $73.00. Hose and gun. co Box 318 Statesman Journal. LIQUIDATING for the owners WEST SALEM LUMBER, COMPANY. 1160 Wallace Road. West Salem. Oregon SAWMILL . Late type sawmill equipment t Side Log Lift Air Turner 4-Arm ' Steel Saw Husk 7 top and bottom 54" saws vertical 4-saw edger With .remote control Steel Carriage 3 block 54"-i-air dogs air flippers . Sel-Set setworks remote control Salem Carriage Feed Motor driven Air Compressors I Rolls Transfers Conveyors Latest type motors gearheads Motor control tools and equip ment See Our Salesman at the Mill BADER AND CARROLL . 122 S.W. First Ave. Portland 4, Ore. CApitol 1013 Selling Agents for the Owners LIQUIDATING for the owners WEST SALEM LUMBER COMPANY, 1160 Wallace Road, West Salem, Oregon MATERIAL HANDLING i EQUIPMENT 1 Caterpillar "60" with almost new Cadillac V-8 engine and Willamette double drums 1 Thew 75A Crawler shovel, Wau kesha engine wood boom cheap cold deck unit 1 2 Overhead traveling hoists ; for handling lumber packages,, motor rized travel and lift 2 Hyster Lumber Carriers. 42" pkg. 1947 and 1951 . 2 Old Carriers good for parts priced to sell. See Our Salesman at the Mill BADER AND CARROLL 122 S.W. First Ave. Portland 4, Ore. CApitol 1013 Selling Agents for the Owners LIQUIDATING for the owners all shop equipment at WEST SALEM LUMBER COMPANY plant at 1160 Wallace Road. West Salem, Oregon. 1 Cincinnati quick change lathe with taper attachment 17" x 7' with tools chucks, etc, with mo tor and countershaft 1 Cannedy Otto 21" Drill Press back geared with drill bits, motor, countershaft drive 1 Lincoln 300 amp. D.C. welder, electric driven 1 Miller 100 amp. A.C. welder : 1 Kerrick Portable Steam Cleaner Electric grinders drills bench vises hand tools, etc. See Our Salesman at the Mill BADER AND CARROLL 122 S.W. First Ave. Portland 4, Ore. CApitol 1013 Selling Agents for the Owners LIQUIDATING for the owners WEST SALEM LUMBER COMPANY, 1160 Wallace Road. West Salem. Oregon PLANING MILL 1 Berlin 94-X. 6x15, planer. S-knife round head ball bearing side heads. 7 pairs side heads feed table, haul up chains, green chains, return chains and trim saw, blower sys tem, grinding room, latest type mo tor drives and control. Priced for quick sale. See Our Salesman at the Mill BADER AND CARROLL 123 S.W. First Ave. Portland 4. Ore. CApitol 1013 Selling Agents for the Owners FOR SALE: 1 Flam concrete block machine and V yard saddle mixer. $650.00 cash or trade for 1 ton truck. R. O. Garrison, R.R. No. 3. Box 170 Lebanon. Oregon. Ph. 6861. IN. Delta Jointer on stand & mo tor. Ph. 3-4057. 1535 Norway, i 454 Sewing Machines Sewing Machine Buyers Used treadle from $9.95 cash and carry. Used portable from $24.50. All machines in A-l condition and guaranteed. Singer Sewing Center. 130 N. Commercial. 455 Hsehold Goods For Sal 12x13 WOOL RUG, antique organ, swing rocker. Ph. 2-8836. BEAUTIFUL Majestic Wood . and Electric combination range, used one year. Just like new, fully auto matic, very reasonable. Mrs. A. E. Rooms. 895 S. Pac Hway. Wood burn. Oregon. COFFEE TABLE, cabrary table, dav enport, Windsor chair. Governor Winthrop desk, all in good condi tion. Ph. 3-8734. GOOD AMERICAN Oriental ; Rug. 9x12. Ph. 4-1035. ONE Hotpolnt elec range, very clean, $50. One 94 ft refrigerator. Like new. 4273 Muckers. See Saturdays or after 5 p.m. wk. days. 3-PIECE sectional; Chinese red frieze. Excellent condition, reasonable. 8 ft. deluxe deep freeze, year old. Ph. 4-5105. - NEW upholstery needlepoint mahog any fireside bench. Ph. 4-6310. USED 9x12 wool rug. Make offer. Ph. 2-5472. ' l ALL j WHITE wood kitchen range. Exc. cond. 325. 103 E. Browning . Ave. NORGE AND Wards refrigerator. In good cond. $30 each. Ph. 2-9084. See at 2261 Hazel Ave. Friday Evening Special Singer gear driven electric cabinet sewing machine. Sews forward and reverse. 30 off of new price, guar anteed. Singer Sewing Center. 130 N. Commercial $100 FOR your washer on purchase oz u.fc. auto. launary. see iJeweese and Co. 1174 Mill St Ph. 2-1506. ONE E-Z washer In fine running or der. One pair bed springs, good as new. Call 496 S. 19th. 2-0650. DISHES, PLACE setting for 4. Hebis- cus pattern, $9.00; also, few odd pieces of Cherokee rose In Fran ciscan. Ph. 3-3082. 1980 W. Nob Hill. i G.E. DISHWASHER & Sink, $50. Also bathroom sink: Phone 3-8542. LEAVING Salem, must sell furni ture, 445 Chemawa Rd. Ph. 2-2540. $50 DOWN buys complete S rooms new or used furniture at Glen Woodry's, 160$ N. Summer. . "We trade". a; 458 Wanted, Hsshold Goods WI PAY top cash price for good used furniture, appliances, etc. Im mediate service. Used Merchandise Mart 270 S. Liberty. Ph. 4-837L U$ed Farnitrrrt ViHey Furniture Co. 2-7472 CASH TODAY Good used furniture or win sell en consignment Ph. 3-8098 Sud tell's Auction. EES 5SD iSTHCl? 450 Merchandise 457 Radio and TV YOU CAN get a brand new 1954 Hoffman 21" T.V. set with all chan nel tuner for- $229.95. Valley- T.V. Center. 2303 Fairgrounds Rd. BRAND NEW 1954 Hoffman 21" T.V. Console mhf. cabinet with exclu sive Hoffman trio-phonic, hi-fideli-ty sound for only $419.95. Valley T.V. Center. 2303 Fairgrounds Rd. BRAND NEW 1954 Du Mont Deluxe Television. Full door 21" Console. Hand rubbed African -mhg. cab. The clearest picture you've ever seen for Just $475, Valley T.V. Center; 2303 Fairgrounds Rd. FOR SALE: 12 in. table model Philco Television. Complete with all chan nel converter, all channel antenna and 20 ft. mast $100. Can be fi nanced. Pb, 4-5179. , , 458 Building MaterialT ROOFING & ' SIDING INSTALLED. CALL US NOW FOR YOUR FREE ESTIMATE MONTGOMERY WARD 135 N. Liberty Ph. $-3191 LUMBER Complete mill stock old growth common lumber. All grades. Call for prices. SO M. 1x8 good shiplap $30 M. 30 M. 1x4-1x8-1x8 bds. 25 M. 50 M. 2x4-8-8-10 25 M. 5 M. 1x10-12 bds. : $30 M - 50 M. CEDAR SHINGLES Del. prices. No. 1 $955; No. 2 3.00; No. 3 $4.00: No. 4 $2.50. CEDASHAKES $10.00 of 18 in. painted with under coat. TED MULLER Ph. Salem 2-1196 SPECIAL 2x4 studs No. S $8. per carrier ioaa oi approx. i4uu rt Buruana Lor. co. Turner 1123. Better Than Ever! Low cost plywood panels for walls, ' 4x8 Rustic Redwood V paneled 25c ft, until sold. SeaswirJ, Weld wood. Birch, Pine, Sen in stock. ,i Ribbon Mahog., 4x8. 22c ft Lotsa Pine, fine for shelving & paneling (see it). 4x8 Hardboard 1.75 sheet Sdg. $59.50 up. Birch & Mahog. doors good stock (good price f) Plywood (the panel with 1,000 uses), we have it ext or int 4x8. Need small sizes? Well cut it! Wrought iron legs $4.88 set or 4. Folding doors (save that space). Wallboard $1.44 sheet What you need is here "somewhere"! Come on, visit well enjoy having you. Nothing down. 35 mos. to pay I Open all day Sat Portland Road Lumber Yard 3545 Portland Rd. Ph. 4-4433 PLYWOOD PLASTER BOARD Insulation; rock lath; windows; molding; doors as low as $5.50: lumber; gutters and down spouts; hakes It aiding. C0LGAN LUMBER CO. 1020 N. Liberty At Belmont BARGAINS Nails, per keg .8.75 .5.00 .9.2S 7.55 -10.50 6.00 -18 'ic 1.75 1.40 2.50 -10.50 -59.00 70c 38c No. 1 cedar shingles No. 1 cedar shingles 3 tab. 215 lb. roofing w; hite asbestos siding.. Unpainted cedar shakes. 4 sound 4x8 plywood.. Waterproof wall board. 4x8 New 4x8 plaster board Outside white paint Painted cedar shakes 500 gaL steel septic tanks 4" cast iron soil pipe 4 orangeburg pipe 1" ffaivanizeri nir. 12c New toilets with seats New bath tubs; comp 24.50 -59.50 43 gat water heater .67.50 Kitchen sinks . 14-2 elec. wire .(CHEAP) 5c ft 12-2 elec wire New doors, all sizes. -5.50 Overhead garage hardware 8x7 steel doors, coma Insulation, loose Ic batts.(CHEAP) nuuorm new weainer - sxnppea windows in stock 14.20 up New picture windows. 8.00 Cedar fence pots (CHEAP) Shake mold . I0c ft. C. G. LONG & SONS Ph. 4-5051 1 mi. N. of Keizer ALDER PANELING for remodeling. Light Color takes beautiful finish, brightens dark areas. Tops for face-lifting Jobs. Good Insulation too. Coast Range Timber Products Co.. 665 Bassett, West Salem. ALL NEW lumber, ship lap, $30.00 per m ana up, 2x4 ana larger $25.00 per M and up. Some lumber $15.00 per M delivered. Phone 2-2042. 460 Musical Ixitlxtunents PLAYER piano with rolls. Good cond. TV Center. 1120 Center St MUST sell Reed Organ. 267 8. Win ter. Ph. 4-1883. LUDWIG LONG neck banjo. exceL condition. Phone 3-4890 after 6 p.m. FOR SALE 120-bass piano accord Ion, less than 2 yrs. old. Cost $385, will sell for $250. Wilcox Gay tape recorder It record maker, $95. Ph. 4-2997. 462 Sports Equlpiant BROWNING superposed 12 gauge, almost new. Other guns. 3-6583. BOAT. 21 foot. 711- beam. Bargain. Vern Catterson, Gervais, Ore. CASH paid for used guns, modern and antique. - Cascade Mere. 1230 Broadway. 464 Bicycler 26 WORLDS Sen winn bicycle. In good condition. $25. Ph. 2-4724. 466 Trad, Miscellaneous 1941 CHEV. coupe for boat Ph. 2-3710 eve. 468 For Rent Miscellaneous U-FLX-IT-RENTAL All type of garden equipment for rent Ph. 4-5261. 2095 N. Com! ' U- DRIVE TRUCKS CAR - STAKE - VAN - RENTALS Stevenson BEE-HIVE Mefford 619 COURT ST. PHONE 2-1931 U-FIX-IT-GARAGE Repair -yoa own ear. Phone 4-526L 2095 N. Com! FOR RENT or lease, Ige. warehouse space, cement floors, brick bids, down town. Inquire & I Stiff Fura. 2-9185. 470 For Sale, Miscellaneous HOOVER vacuum cleaner, $28; Air way vacuum cleaner with attach ments, $10. Hogg Bros. Used Store. 137 S. ComX s RIVER BOTTOM Top Soil. Oregon Gravel Co. Ph. 3-3417. 8-INCH Delta table saw, with Vs HP motor. $55. Ph. 4-6510. WATER heater, new. 52 gaL Spec rice.$39.5e. TV Center. 1120 Cen- BLACK pony coat Size 16. Inquire at Miner's fir storage dept - HOSPITAL bed. Phone 3-4246. LGE. WOOD circulator, mahogany zuusn. ss. rn. a-cje r or 2134 ever green Ave. To Place Ad Call 2-2441 Statesman, Salem, Ortv Suzu 450 Merchandise 470 For Sole,: Mlscellaneaus SEWING MACHINE parts ! of all . makes; Button hole art- belt oil. Will Music Store. NEW 2 burner hot plate with at- , ucnea gnu ana porta Die oven. $20. Call 3-9754. LIQUIDATING for the owners office furniture and equipment 'of the , WEST SALEM LUMBER COMPA- nr. .160 Wallace Road, West Sa lem, Oregon. 3 Steel desks, double pedestal, lat est models. S Steel rile Cabinets. 4-drswer. 2 Steel File Cabinets, single drawer, on casters. 2 Typewriter stands on casters. Adding machines, check , writer, typewriters, waste baskets, chairs, etc. AU late model 2 to 3 years old. per- ieci conoiuort. See Our Salesman at the MUl - BADER AND CARROLL 122 S.W. Tirst Ave. Portland 4, Ore. CApitol 1013 SeUing Agents for the Owners FULL bdrm. set Davenport & chair. Odd unused window sash and other articles that cannot be moved to new home. Call at 2383 State St. BABY BUGGY, perfect cond. cost $32. Will seU for $19. 991 N. Cottage TYPEWRITER. Skill-Saw, belt sand er, small safe, mitre box & other power tools. 2040 Madison St. CHARIS foundation girdles, bra. Ph 3-5918 or 3-5072 Mary E. Bales FERTILIZER-rotted cow manure, loose, easy to spread. By sack or eu. yard. Phillips Bros. Rt 5. Box 493, 4-3081. a miles E. 4 -Corners on State. DAVENPORT and chair, $29.75. Hogg Bros. Used Store. 137 S. Coml. Organic Fertilizer Sack or bulk Odorless Orders delivered Phone 3-8127 ELEC. CABINET lroner; $25, 2 row berry duster, elec or hand powered grind-stone; like new. 8 in. wide endless 50" rubber belt. Ph. 4-3486. USED FURNITURE FOR LESS Valley Furn. Co., 219 N. Coml HOSPITAL BETJ for sale or rent H. L. Stiff Furn. Co. Ph. 3-9185. Tod Soil River silt, fin dirt, prompt delivery. rnone z-i4g. USED Refrigerators, $19.95, $29.95 and up. Al Laue. 2350 State. Ph. 3-5443. NOW AVAILABLE Topsoil - River Silt FINEST IN VALLEY PHONE 3-9283 RIVER BEND SAND & GRAVEL CO. MIRACLE MAID parts It service. Ph. 4-5251. COPPER sprinkling systems, you install Save money. Ph. 3-9968. BOLLINGER'S New Grade "A" Material 14-2 Loomex Elec wire3c ft 12-2 Loomex Elec. wire 5c ft Wall boxes with clamp ..26c 8" Ceiling bio fan $19.93 4" Galv. Gutter "K" 14c ft 10 yr. 42 gal. Wtr. Htr. $67.50 10 yr. 52 gaL Wtr. Htr. 81.00 500 GaL 54" Septic tank $59.00 5.95 Titanium OSW Paint $3.75 5 ft Stepladder : $4.50 DbL Sink, spray, frame comp. $43.95 looo items at real low prices BOLLINGER'S FARM 8c CITY SUPPLY $43 N. ComX St Ph. 3-8858 4-PC. chrome dinette set $34.75. Hogg -sros. vsea srore, m s. com. RECAPS 600x16. $4.95. Lytle's Tire Mart. 2305 N. Coml. 472 Wanted, Miscellaneous WE PAY cash for furniture, tools It misc. Ph. 3-5056. t WANTED. 10 H. Steam Boiler. 75 lb. Pressure to be used in feed mill for rolling grain. Phone Yamhill Geo. S. Zimmerman Grain. 522 Yanv hill, pre. STUD LOGS Wanted t r Stud Logs or Multiples of 8. Plus Trim. Dia. 6" to 16". . BURKLAND LUMBER CO. Ph. Turner 1125 Eves. 2503 Turner or 2-7828 Salem 474 Miscellaneous DENTAL PLATE REPAIR " 2-KB. SERVICE IN MOST CASES DR. HARRY SEMLXR, DENTIST Adolph Bldg, . State It ComT. Sts. SALEM PH. 3-83U 476 Fuel OREGON FUEL CO. Slab, sawdust, oak ' S&H GREEN STAMPS Ph. 3-5533 3087 Broadway ANDERSON'S green slab. 2 ed. $14. Ph. 2-7751 or 4-4253 or 2-4574. CAPITAL FUEL Pickup Your Presto-logs SAWDUST FOR MULCHING Briquets and wood at 198 S. Coml St Phone 3-T72L - Highway Fuel Co. Clean sawdust, wood, green or dm Stove-Diesel ous. Pn. West Salem Fuel Co. Tube or Push Out Sawdust Ash. Maple and Block Wood Green, dry slab. Planer Ends 1525 Edgewate , Phone 2-4031 500 .Bus. & Finance 510 Money to toon AUTO LOANS WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO. . , 182 South Church , ' Parkin. a-Plentv i Ph. 2-2457 Lie. !7o. M-50. S-154 PRIVATE money to loan. Ph. 2-0794. WW ; -fVl'Vl',:. We cant give you credit; but If you nave earaea ana own gooa creuix. we can help you financially. Don't forget it's tax time. - Stop by or phone. Loans' to $300.00 on furniture and equipment and to $500.00 on cars, trucks, and; trailers. Park Free at Marion Car Park -136 S. Commercial St Lie. S-138. M-33S ' f REAL ESTATE LOANS COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO. ' ROBERT . 60R-SEN. rstfe 6S7 Court e tac 4-22S3 n II March 21. 135 4 (Sec 2 I 500 Bus. & Finance 510 Money to Loan SHOPPING FOR A LOAN? ! rcrsonat personal , Offers These Benefits: ' ; ,1 w -ies- promptly to employed peo pie married, single I Nationwide credit ' Single visit loan phone first. Select best payment date I loans up to $1,500 ; On Auto. Furniture or Salary Personal ! FINANCE COMPANY . Phone 2-2464 105 S. High St, Salem State License S-122. M-165 Loans over $300 made by Personal Finance Co. of Marion County under -the Industrial Loan Companies Act ' of Oregon. "f 512 Loans Wanted WANTED: FROM private party $1,000 at 10 for 10 mos. for expansion. -Box 313 Statesman-Journal. WANT $6,500. 6 or 7 interest Ram sey Realty. 4-6211. 515 Investments ALL-IN-ONE i LOAN CP TO $2,000 OR MORE 1 LOAN MAY DO ALL 4 G9HSmsTAltMI:NT PAY- men rs. t ymimonth 3. CLEAN UP CURRENT BILLS. 4. PROVIDE EXTRA CASHT Just ONE MONTHLY PAYMENT PACIFIC industrial' loans 118 S. LIBERTY PHONE 4-2203 600 Employment 602 Help Wanted MIDDLE-AGED couple with good references to manage Apt' Hse. oxiieainail-woumaj. -.ftULLED WOOL presser. capable of quality and production or one with KHPewaqcctl0,H ,or training. , w fc-iiiaii$-vjuj-rvaj NI.SCI? I". Per month. 7u .7.VV J? y' includes all subjects. Free placement aerv-r-L tudnt- R-iter now. Shorthand, speedwriting, typewrit- t,.00,en: .omc machines Call Vl415. Merrit Davis. School of Commerce. 420 State St Over The Man's Shop. 6-4 Help Wanteo. Mair awuau jubs OPEN W U. S.. So. A rWWl lew .. jt -.iK"jfincai xniorma- c?ni:entr' 1100111 377. 316 Stuart -St.. Boston. , JOURNEYMAN Barber wanted start- y Apru, Mondayg off. A K"L iob stjyton Barber Ph !1 Oregon. Pat Amos. HAVE YOU ever thought of getting - a"", juo w AusTraiia. Af rica. South America. Canada. Eu rope. Asia. Alaska or any other foreign area? $400 to $2000 month ly. If interested write for facts, ab solutely no obligation. Write to Turner Foreign Bureau Co.. Divi sion 106M. 246-Sth Ave. New York 1. N. x. $10,000 PER year to the qualified man woman wno is executive minded and pleasantly aggressive to call 0 on civic club presidents. If accept r ed. you will represent largest na ; -tonally known company in special , lzed entertainment field.- arranein foe- theatrical productions. Restrict ed territory this locality.. No com , petition. No collecting. No house ' . to house canvassinr. Our Knim. - uuves earning $iw to $200 per . week, plus attractive monthly bo t nuses. Must place qualified man : or woman at once. Replies confi : dential. Rush information to M. Alexander, 528 Law Building, Kan-. sas City. Missouri. - APPLIANCE dept manager in well : established appliance outlet in Eu i gene. Ore., featuring leading lines : of appliances and TV. Must be ful ly qualified In all phases of riU appliance operation. Please ,-tate age and experience. Box 319. States ' man-JournaL MAN, 21-35 $95 Per Wk. Guaranteed Must have 2 years local residence: minimum one year college: good ear: married. ReL, last two posi tions. Fuller Brush Co. Ph. Mr. Flory, 3-8357 606 Help Wanted, Female LIGHT housework, room, furnished u aesirea. can 2-0630. WOMEN TO handle my snack busi ness ims vmniry, no selling or xra- v mimA .- T,,1 Bwvx VmJ ftl wvu. iw 473, n. -iouywooq. calif. WOMEN make money at home, spare nme. sew r a a a y-cui iap-a-ROUND. Easv. orofi table. Hollv. wood Mfg. Co- HoUywood 46. CaHf. A DRESS Shop in your home. No lnvestmnt Good comm. write Mo dern Manner. 260 RM Fifth Ave., New York. GIRL for record dept Must be exp. Able to type and file. See George at Heider'i, 428 Court DESIRE women ot good character ,. to help start pleasant business. Must like children. Investment op - tional. Box 320, Statesman-Journal. . LEARN SHORTHAND. TYPING at home. Write SO vpn. In S weeks. Universal Hi-speed writing. Send name, phone, age, address. Box 310 Statesman-Journal. LADY FOR general office. Must like arithmetic, some typing, steaay S leasant advancement Apply own andwritlng, give age. experience, last employer. Writ Box 314 Statesman-JournaL NATIONAL concern wants responsi ble women to learn re weaving ana zipper repair. Completion of train ing qualifies you to earn $3 an hour in spare time in your own home. We furnish everything. No selling. Write for appointment TODAY! Give phone number. Write Box 311 Statesman-JournaL EXP. LADY to do cleaning. $1 nr. on 2 rm. apt rent 645 Terry. 610 Sales Persons Wanted $10,000 A YEAR Large nationally advertised manu facturer of roof coatings, paints and enamels, has opening In this territory for man to sell direct to factories, mills. processing' plants, public buildings, schools, etc. Itj you can quami xor wis opening; you will be given a protected ter ritory on a Profit-Sharing contract paying you 80 of the gross profit of your sales. Potential earnings of $10,000 or more per year. If you are over 30, have a ca&rand can start work within two weeks, write: Colonial Refining It Chem ical Co, N-B.C Building. Cleve land 14, Ohio. AGENTS. SALESMEN WANTED: Man to earn $150 and up per week. Long needed invention. Advertised worldwide. Prospects are every . where. Full or part time. Exclusive. No Investment, Free samples. Write. Red Comet, Inc. Dept. 218-L. Little ton, Colorado. LOCAL FIRM needstop caHbreman for Home Appliance sales work. Givjg qualifications, experience and eni employment jteierencea. rite box 812 Statesman-JournaL