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NEVER TOO LATE Mrs. Marie Darriear, whe
started painting at II, signs one ( her warki s exhibition ia
laris. She's mother of French film actress Danielle Darriesx.
100 oir Marion County Jury
List for April-June Sessions
A list of 100 names of Marion
for the new April-June term of
leased Thursday by County Clerk
- ji.aaa
X UC 1 IMif J9 ViTlUvU JUIU twu
is the regular jury panel which
chambers April 6 at sua a.m. lor
The other group 01 50 names
is the reserve panel. Its members
will be called only as they are
needed, court officers said.
On the regular list are Edward
W. Acklin, Dorothy Arbuckle,
Rollin . Baker, Sid Bartlett,
Henry Bauder, Lucille Boedig
heimer, Gordon B. Bowden, An
na Bowders, Charles C Boyer,
Jessie S. Brock, Marcelia A. Cam
eron, Eleanor Carty, Stephen W.
Champ, Doris J. Childs, Bernice
Clay, Dimma Cline, Greta S.
Clinton, Gloria A. Corry, Leone
A. Derflinger, Donald Dill, Roy
D. Driever. Lee L. Ebersole.
.Chris H. Eismann, Henry W. Fa
bry, William C. Fisher, Norman
J. Freed, Mike Gehrman, Velna
Gillian, Walter L. Hain, Pearl
Hall, Mary Meritta Henderson,
Hattie L. Hermanson, Wilma M.
Hodson, Amos J. Jarvis, Fern M.
Jones, Nellda M. Jones, Charles
H. Ladd, Paul Lynch, Chester L.
Massey, Ray A. McKinnie, Frank
Meeker, Floyd G. Miller, Nora L.
ir vtu Uim TaIti n
a.UXACA, XbUV VUUU V.
Mull, Julianne G. Murphy, Geor
gia G. Pettit, Robert H. Sauer,
Marion H. Sloan and Willard D.
Taylor.
The reserve panel includes
Claude C. Ashby, Weir E. Bald-
win Jr., Gladys Barnick, David
T. Bates, Clara F. Beck, David
Behm, Harold B, Bishop, Vera
M. Bishop. Frieda Kelm Block,
Floyd Bressler, Clyde J. Bristow,
Barbara C Brown, William w.
Chadwick, Ross Chrisman Sr.,
William A. Clay, Frances L. Cox,
Charles Davidson, Joe Davis,
John Lester DeLapp, Richard
Denton, Elsie F. Dierks, Frank
J. Dye, Valentine A, Eberle, Du
ane II er Felton, David G. Fields,
Florence A. Gardner. Carolyn D.
Good, Van M. Geer, Oscar Hagen,
Lola Henness, Joseph Henny,
Millard Henny, Charles Eugene
Higgins, Irene P. Hoffman, Frank
J. Hutchinson, Carl H. Johnson,
Mae Jones, Mollie Pearmine, Les
ter Lawrence, David O. Lear,
Jeanne F. Leek, Frances F. Luff-
man, George R. Massey, Elmer H.
Meyer, Donala Oderman, Charles
A. Ratcliff, Prudence J. Reed,
Nellie Dean Russell, Beriuece J,
Walkup and Harry F. Weinert-
Haymes Said
Trapped Into
Violating Law
LOS ANGELES tr) Dick
Haymes' attorney said Thursday
he will demand a congressional in
vestigation of the crooner's deport
ation order on the ground Haymes
was "virtually trapped" into vio
lating immigration laws.
Attorney David Marcus said he
is forwarding to the Senate Judi
ciary Committee the deposition of
a former immigration official who
stated he was ordered not to warn
Haymes be might be deportable if
he went to Hawaii. Haymes flew
there last year to visit Rita Hay-
worth, now his wife.
The deposition was made by
Richard B. Cody, 34, who resigned
1.i4 T ......... -ft. a . :iu
the Immigration and Naturaliza-
t in Capvim (a anfne nnuere 1 an
mwu -r.a v av. tw aiia, ai v aw a is
practice.
Haymes deportation order on
a charge of illegally re-entering the
United States has been appealed
to the Board of Immigration Ap
peals ia Washington. He is a native
of Argentina,
Corn Strong
Across Board
CHICAGO (A Corn provided
the main element , of strength in
a ragged -grain ' market on the
board of trade Thursday. Aside
from a momentary buying flurry
at the start wheat bad a . weak
tone all day. :
Wheat finished lower,
corn -l" higher, oats lower
to Vt higher, rye )4-4 lower, soy
beans 2 lower to 1 cent higher
and lard 17 to 32 cents a hundred
r
County residents for jury duty
circuit court, was announced re-
Henry Mattson.
r in ...t. n
vt urn 1 j vavu. it, xo .
will report at the circuit t'Sii
auty.
& Business
: - ;
Names filed
With County
- Eight assumed business names
and two notices of retirement
were filed with the Marion Coun
ty clerk's office during the week
of March 19-25.
Notice of retirement from Nil
Way Cleaners, 396 S. Church SL,
was signed bv Clvde P. Nord-
atrom anri an asumwl hnainen
name and address the same was
signed by Floyd M. and Gladys I
T 0 - - I
J. beamster.
Lkhty and Miller Machine
Shop, at SUverton Route 2 Was
. . --.,- a t j
signed by Grover A. Lichty and
Cleo Miller. Subsequently an as-
sumed business name of Miller
Service Station at the same loca-
tion was Signed by Cleo Miller.
Other assumed business names
witv-th.- M.rV WIuHao
aiivu niui auv viva aa. auvammwm
Lichty's Blacksmithing and Weld-
mg, at Silverton Route 2 signed
by Grover A, Lichty; Conn's Tex
aco Service, a general service
station at 485 S. Commercial St,
ntfnarf )i flolm T ' an1 IffaKal
K. COnn, DOin OI a. COm-
mercial St; Porter and Neal Ex-1
cavating Co., at Salem, signed by
JOlXe a. ana manna m. roner
and Vincent C. Neal Jr., and
Betty Jo Neal, all of Salem; E.
W. Ross and Co., at Salem, a bus-
mess ot management consult-
Sftr&fcsSRS
N. 18th St, and Siegmund Lum-
ber Co, at Stayton, signed- by
Ralph and Nadine Siegmuno,
both of Stayton.
An assumed business name of
B
and W. Manufacturing Co., at I
Silverton, a business dealing in I
manufacturing, wholesaling and
retailing, signed by J. A. Blrky,
Oregon City Route 1, and R. L.
Wolfer, Silverton.
Sweetland to
Publish Paper
At Milwaukie
iiu.iuiuui ai ovow vci.
Monroe Sweetland. Oregon's Dem
ocratic national committeeman,
becomes publisher .of the Milwau
kie Review in a three-corner news
paper deaL -
New publisher of the PriaevQle
Central urezonian. wnicn an -
noimced the transaction Thursday,
is E. A Donnelly, who has been
publisher of the Review.
L. R. Batman contracted to Sell
the Central Oreeonian to Sweet-
land. The Democratic leader then
used that contract in a trade w
w him tn A mtw. at IW 1 ! m a
where he lives, and braglW
nelly here. Jtoth paBexsre week
lies. Jr
Batman came here from Niles.
Calif., nearly three years ago. He
said he. plans to return to Cali
fornia nextjweek.
The United States drinks about
115 billion cups of coffee a year.
SCHAEFEirS
Rectal
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Ointment
75c TUBE
(With Applicator)
Why suffer tha discomfort
' of irritating and itching
. of piles?
, Sold Only at
SCHAEFER'S
DRUG STORE
Open Dally 71 A. U.-I P. If.
Sunday t A. IL - 4 P. M.
155 N. Cemmerclal
"I T-i !
t,oior 1 ires
New Business
AtMehama
Statesman News Service
MEHAMA A new idea in the
tire business has recently . been
perfected and announced by the
Phillippi tire shop at Mehama.
The innovation is colored side-
walls for tires to match car body
colors. .i
White sidewall tires have been
well known for years but use of
other colors is something new in
this state. Phillippi tire shop has
the exclusive franchise for the
process in this part of Oregon.
used tires can also be convert-
ed into any of the eight shades in
a few hours time. Shades include
white, reds, greens, blues and
yellows.
First the side wail oi me tire
is buffed smooth. ' The colored
rubber is then laid in place and
vulcanized. A black curb guard
lis also vulcanized into place to
protect the colored sidewall from
scufiing. J
Salem j
Obituaries
Fie L. Beamish
Late resident of Rt. 4. Box 1M.
March 24, at a local hospital. Sur
vived by son, Ernest W. Beamish,
Salem: sisters, Mrs. Ernestine Halley
McNerney. Salem. Mrs. Edith South
wick Sansanna, San Francisco, Calif.
Services will be held Saturday,
March 27, at 10 JO a.m. in the Clough
Barrick ChapeL Dr. Paul H. Poling
will officiate. Interment 'Pioneer
cemetery (Salem).
,.7
Bay Girl Dickson
Ave., at a Dallas hospital March 24.
Rrntherx. Dwivht MitcheU Dickson.
iJrJv,? I
Towendolly. Dunsmuir, Calif. An
nouncement of services will be made
later by HoweU-Edwards ChapeL
Mary L. Dolezal ',
Late resident of Jefferson,' Oregon.
at a local hospital March 23. at the
age of 63 years. Survived by daugh-
ters, mis. Mary iiarnosn, scio. wre-
gon. and Miss Anna Dolezal. Jener- I
son: son. Edward Dolezal. Browns- i
e.,onA.,Y,.f.- r'Zr 1
RolMDeT CaWorniarT'tTandThfldSn:
services will be held in the HoweU-
uiwanu cnapci maaj, mrea eot I
VM psa.
r
Mrs. Kristine Hansen I .
March 24. Survived by husband.
inaom reier nansen. oaiemj aaugu,
SSS:"?.? XV?'
WoUe. Salem. Mrs. Agnes Pickering,
seatue. jots, riorence itoDens. tu-1
gene; sons, timer ana Arvin tiansen
hnth nf Slim- sister. Mrs. Anna
Madsen, Denmark; brother. 3 Neils
Nielsen. Denmark: JO grandchildren;
on great grandchild. Services Satur-
dsy, March 27. at lao p.m. in the
ciough-Barrick ChapeL Rev. John
Cauhie win . officiate committal
,ervice Mt crest Abbey. t
Horace Grealy MeiUrk I 1
At a local hospital March 23. Late
resident of 145 Mize Rd Salem.
in. services 'will be. held in the
Uu a. uuiucu wumva 0iuiii;i
March 27, at 2:00 p:m. Interment at
Belcrest Memorial Park. Ritualistic
services by the Ainsworth Lodge No.
201. AJ.iA-M. ,
I LUiun C. Ramace
at a local hospital MarpH- SJ. Ijta
resident of 1106 Leslie st Survived
ruAV
Salem. Robert B. Ramaee. Salem: 10
grandchildren: Mrs. Etta ? Stanton,
Worthington, Minn: sisters. Mrs.
Winifred8 m?. ' Si 'dSoU:
10 grandchildren. Services will be
"S M-VM! It p'Sr!
Pul j0Unz win officiate. Ritual-
istic services by chadwick chapter
"" nxermenx ai xieicresi
I - 1 1
I saba Shanks . :
In this city March 54. late resi-
dent of 6135 NJ. Broadway. Port-
land, at the age of 1 years. Mother
of Mrs. Helen Virginia Reed and
Y. LTt 5
uw neian, wasn.-services wiu oe
hew in the w. t. Rigdon chapel
saturflay. March 27. at 3 p.m. The
Rev. Ernest P. Goulder will officiate.
Interment at City View Cemetery.
Stephen Totccb
Late resident of 177S tverrreen
Ave. at a local hospital March 24.
survived by daughters. Mrs. Bessie
Dare. Cheney. Wash Mrs. Marie Nel
son. Cheney. Wash. Mrs. Katherlne
Short. Salem: sons. Clifford X. Toy-
cen. YHdnu, Wash.. William A. Toy-
een. Salem. Stanley B. r Toycen.
I p. 1 o mm
ugene. RusseU W. Toycen. KUm
ath rails: sister. Mrs. Bonnie Do lan.,
Eau Claire. Wilt.: 20 ai-mlKjchildrrw.
IS great-grandchildren. SerricesyiAin
be held in the Ciough-Barrick ytfiapel
Friday. March 26, at iM. 9?f. G. B.
Rundstrom will officiate interment
at Belcrest Memorial -&artc
iLaara. r. rrrti'
..riton w.y
I " 'V, 11JZ"..J!!'l
Jons. wwun,7 siTem" Ehn
TrachQr Portland: daughter. Mrs.
V? MontebeUo. CaUc: also.
I Zjrfandchildren. 2 great rrandchil-
en. She was a member of Halbert
Memorial Baptist Church. Salm.
Order of Eartern Star. Independence.
W.C.T.U. Services win be' held in
the HoweU-Edwards Chanel Satur.
day, March 27. at 2.-00 pjh. Rev.
Robert . Sanders wUl officiate, rwi.
chiding services at Riverside Ceme
tery. Ainany, Oregon.
- The U. S. steel industry started
1954 with an annual steelmaking
capacity of 12430,410 net tons,
or 6,78240 tons more than the
previous year. ? :
Denirtinr lea
mm
IN... I . -SJ-T-. If " - -' -- t,
Stock Market
Makes Third
Decline in Row
J NEW lYORK- UD A final hour
recovery movement in uie sw I
market Thursday gave a big cush
ion to the list's .third straight de
cline. r- v: il ' - '
Volume amounted to only 1,720,-
000 shares as compared with 1,
900.000 Shares traded Wednesday.
It was inoted that 570,000 shares
uat 4iv,wu wura
were traded in the final hour and
a half ?when the best of the re-
coverv was taking place.
The Associated Press average
of 60 stocks was off 40. cents at
$U4.60.f Hiat Is $2.10 , under, the
1954 high touched on Monday. 1
The industrial component of the!
average was down 30 cents, the
railroads lost 70 cents, and utili-
ties eased 10 cents.
Tne, list narrowed flown to 1,-1
142 lnqivwuai issues iraaea, live
- m ' M 1 my 1
i ii. rtr- j I nsn 1
less man weanesaay, w wuicu i
BUYiuiwu uu ucvjiucu mui m
new highs and 25 new lows for the
year registered.
Salom Markot
Quotations
tAs-of late yesterday)
BCTTERFAT
Premium , ,
(No. 1
No. 2 ;
.70
.7
.64
BUTT EH
Wholesale
RetaUl
, .71-.7S
.78
EGGS-KBoylsc)
(Wholesale prices range from
to t cents over buying price).
Large AA .,;,', f
Large A
Medium AA
Medium A
Small i
POULTRT
Colored Hens ,
Leghorn Hens .
i I
Colored Roasters
i ortland Livestock
PORTLAND (ff) USDA
Cattle i salable ; 150; market less
active i mostly ; steady-weak with
some bids 50 lower on cows; sort-
ea uucEca tots cnoice vjo id. xea
steers slate Wednesday Z3o; few
.itilifv Thiirelav llfVLIRm- .m-
- t '.JTLVti T.T-ZTX.
uiereuu ji.w-iu.w, uuuiy ucucrs i
A-w-ia.w; cannersruuer cows
ra lw'
sneiiSjQOwn to .w; uuuty cows
aA-x.uu, uuiitjr - lauuiuci i
. l , . r aa m aa i
DU119
Calves salable 25; market about
steady; good-choice vealers 22.00-
28.00; I
utiuty-comercial l.(X
s
Hogs salable 150; market less
active but mostly steady; early
wjes pta. x-a axuunu iyv-;u id.
butchers 29.50; heavier weights
1 27.50-28.00; choice 350-550 lb.
Sows 23.50-25.00.
Sheep salable 25: market about
steady; good-choice fed wooled
lamDs saiaoie zz.uu-so; shorn sal-
able 22.00, down; god-choice feed-
ers around 17.00; god-choice ewes
quoted 8.00-9.00.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND WV-Ooarse grain
unquoted. .
Thursday's car receipts: Wheat
16; barley 2; flour 1: corn 5; oats
3; mill feed 4.
New York Stock Markets
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Admiral PjimnratiAn
20
AlliedChemical
Alhs Chalmers
American Airlines
80
47
12
162
31
SS
53
68
1 Aaierican TeL L Tel
I Anaconda Copper
I Atchison Railroad
Bethlehem Steel
r mi Cn "
Boemg Airplane CO.
Borg tWarner .
Burroughs Adding Machine
80 4
17
I nT,r; tj-w:-
I Califonua Packing
21
Canadian Pacific
Caterpiller Tractor
Celanese Corporation
Chrysler Corporation .
Cities- Service
Consolidated Edison
Consolidated Vultee
Crows Zellerbacb
Curtiss fright X
Douglas Aircraft -du
Pont de Nemours
Eastman Kodak
Emerson Radio
General Electric
r46
20
62
88 Vt
42
23
41
10
109
111
54 V
10
101
58
64 V
U Vt
60 Va
39
29
61 V.
63
27
70
9 Vt
34 Vx
13
25
58 V
General Foods
General Motors
V
Georgia Pae Plywood
Goodyear Tire
Homestake Mining Co.
interUonaTHarVestw
hnf.rat,i p,, ,.
i International Paper
John! Manvule
Kaiser Aluminum
Kennecott Copper
Libby, McNeill
Lockheed Aircraft -Loews
Incorporated
Long: Bell A
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvinator
New I York Central s
U
23
Northern Pacific
58
7
41
118
3
; 78 34
Pacific American Fish
Pacific Gas 4V Electric
Pacific TeL - L TeL
Packard Motor Car
Penney (J.C.) Co. V
EnterUlnment and ran for the
r Entire Family
A miXION DOLLARS XX
Home and Farm
EsnlbfU A Demonstrations
W b,.. i ramoes Stan et
parson . gUet ul
HOOSIEX HOT SHOTS
' S Meek ta See Tee Went
4 Believe Tear Eyes!
Deors Open Every Day af
i .. - U Kaon
Teara
Portland Produce
PORTLAND Butterfat
Tentative, subject tr- - immediate
change Premium quality, maxi
mum to .35 to one per cent acidity.
delivered in Portland, 68-71 i lb;
ncf mtaliHr -Q cttnnd nnaliHf
" Vn;4 rmitm and muntrv
points 2 cents less.
Butter Wholesale, f.o.b. balk
cubes to wholesalers Grade 5AA,
S3 score, 66 lb;! 82 score, 65;
B grade, 90 score, 64 89 score,
62. .-.,. f- ti
Cheese To wholesalers Oregon
. ' , k m
wngies, uregon 9-io sou,
Eggs To wholesalers-Candled
eggs, containing no loss, cases in-
eluded, f.o.b. Portland-A grade,
large, 45 -46 ; A medium, 43
44 h; a graae, smaii, w ft.
. Eess To retailers Grade S AA,
large. V: A large. 49-50: .A
medium, 49; A medium, 47-48; A
small. 40-43. Cartons 1-3 cents addi-
tionaL
r i. .hi.Voncn i mraiihr
vw u. - n. ........ ,
f0 - b - plants-Fryers and roasters,
9i!. lipht fcn. 19. hn Hen. 23:
old roasters, 14-15.
Turkeys To producers for
breeder types, f.o.b. farm. New
York dressed, heavy hens 31; toms
28: Beltsvule bens 33, torn, 28,
Eviscerated frozen, to- retailers,
hens 57, .toms. 51-54. .
Rabbits Average to growers
Live white. 3H-5 lbs. 20-24. 5-8
lbs. 21-23; old does, 10-12, few
higher. Fresh dressed fryers to
retailers, 58-61; cut up, 64-67.
Wholesale dressed meats:
Beef Steers, choice, 500-700 lbs,
37.00-39.00; good, 35.00-38.00; ! com
mercial, 31.00-35.00; utility, 27.00-
32.00; commercial cows 26.00-31.00
utility, 27.0-32.; . canners-cutters,
23.0-26.00.
Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind
quarters, 43.00-47.00; rounds, 42.00-
45.00: full loins, trimmed, 61.00-
1 co nft. triancrloe 9rt frt-tl Oft- fnr.
. . M AA e AA- Ak..W AA
40.00: ribS. 49.00-55.0.
Pork cuts Loins, choice, 8-12 lbs
56.00-60.00; shoulders, 15 lbs. 4L00-'
44.00; sparenbs, 53.00-56.00; j fresh
hams, 10-14 lbs. 60.006.00. i
Veal and calves Good-choice,
weights, 38.00-48.00; commercial.
36.00-44.00.
Lamb Choice-prime, 42.00-44.00
good, 38.00-42.50.
Wool-Grease basis. Willamette
Nr.n j: V . vLli
vauey meuiuat, 10; x.9iern
Oregon line and hall blood, 55-62.
Country-dressed meats, j f.a.b
Portland:
Beef Cows, utility. 24-2$ lb
annersUterS 22-23
Veal Top quality, lightweight,
34-35; rough heavies, 24-30. j
Hogs Lean blockers, 39-40,
sows, light, 34-35. i
T.amhe Ttscr AtLJIt .1
Mutton Best, 14-16; cuU-Otflily,
j.1L
Fresh Produce: j
Onions 50 lb sacks Oregon yel
lows, No. 1, med, 1.75-100- f Idaho
eyllows, med., 1.00-50; Texas Ber
mudas, 4.75-5.00. j
Potatoes Willamette Valley
Uf n Whites. No. 1. 1.75-2 00: Des-
cnui usse, o. i-a, z.-oo; 0
02 raw. " oz nun, a.zdu;
ino. is, l.bo'Ya; z id sk. eo-fs; 10
lb mesh, 28-33; paper, 25-28; win
dows, 33-35; No. 2, 50 Ibs.iS oz,
90-95; Idaho five 10-lb sks, 2.00-50;
100 3 -25.
Hay U. S. No. 2 green alfalfa.
mostly 30.00 ton. delivered car and
truck lots, f.o.b. Portland and
I Seattle. j
Pennsylvania R.R. 16
Pepsi Cola Co. 15 H
Philco Radio ' : 32
Radio Corporation 26
Rayoniec Incorjr 30 k
Rayonier Incorp Pfd 34
Republic Sel 48
ReynoldsMetals 61
Richfofd Oil 53
Satofey Stores Inc. 41 Vt
Sblt Paper Co! 84 Vt
Sears Roebuck & Co. 59 V
Socony-Vacuum Oil 39
Southern Pacific j 40 Vt
Standard Oil N.J. ! 79
Studebaker Corp. - 1 M
Sunshine Mining ; 9 Vt
Swift & Company j 43
Transamerica Corp. j 26 Vt
Twentieth Century Fox ) 20
Union Oil Company j 43 A
Union Pacific . '1144
United Airlines ' j 22 4
United Aircraft ! 53
United Corporation SVa
United States Plywood 26 H
United States Steel 41
Warner Pictures 32 Vt
Western Union Tel 38
Westinghouse Air Brake 25
Westinghouse Electric 58 4
Woolworth Company 1 43
m
caul, ron Bins i
For sale to the highest bidder,
schoolhouse and grounds, ' Acre
more or less, of former Marion Coun
ty District Ho. 36. Known as the
Mission Bottom School. i
Sealed bids will be received by
school District No. 60-C. Gervais,
Oregon. Louis Schmerber. Clerk, un
til Monday. April 5, 1954. and wiU
then be publicly opened at the Eld
neoge schoolhouse. District no. eo-c.
The board reset vea the right to
reject any or aU bids. i
Further questions may be directed
to the clerk or any member.-lof the
board. M.19.2S.A.S
i of Light; mild j
nmx .i: in nir
-.iv inc
KlMG-fl
8C6K,
" j
vonci or?i??AX. settlement 1
Motic - is hereby liven that the
undersirned has filed in the Probata
Department of tarn Circuit court tor
Marlon County. Oregon, her final
account as Executrix at the Estate
of Stella Hector, deceased, and said
Court has fixed Monday tha at day
of April, 1854. at the hour of t:lS
ajn; of aald days at tna umt, ana we
circuit Court room in the County
Court Houte In Salem, Marion Coun-
ty, Oregon, as the place for Bearing
of said final account and all. if any,
objection thereto.
Dated and first published this tin
day ot March, 1954. x
MARY TRANCES UU1NBY.
Executrix of the Estate f
Stella Rector.
RONALD C CLOVER.
Attorney for Executrix,
205 Oregon Building.
Salem. Oregon. MJ.U.laSJlX.,
NOTICE Or ALLET VACATION
NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that
the Common Council of th City of
Salem. Oregon,, on the cut nay ox
March. 1954. - was petitioned by the
Portland noiei. inc.. ana other a Butt-
ing owners, of the alleys described
as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the Southeast cor
iter ot Lot S, In Block 3 of the
City of Salem. Marion County,
Oregon; thence Northerly along
the East line of Lots S and in
said Block, 16S.66 -feet more or
less to the Northeast corner of
Lot In said block: thence West
erly, along the North line of said
Lot t. 166.12 feet to the North
west corner of said Lot 6; thence
Northerly alonr the West line of
Lot T in said block. 18.5. feet:
thence Easterly, parallel with the
South line ot said Lot 7, 168.1S
, feet to the East line of said Lot
7. thence Northerly along said
East line .68 feet to a point which
Is 148.S feet Sputif of the North,
line of said Block S: thence East
erly, parallel with the North line
of said Block 3, 16 J feet to the
. West line ot Lot 2. In said Block;
: thence Southerly along said West
line M feet; thence Easterly
parallel with the South line of
Lot J, In said Block 3. 168.13 i
feet to the East line of said Lot 2,
thence Southerly along the East
line of said Lot 3. US feet to
the northeast corner of Lot 3
in said block; thence Westerly
along the North line of said Lot
3. 166.13 feet to the Northwest
comer of said Lot 3: thence
Southerly along the West line of
Lets 3 and 4 in said Block, 165.64
feet to the Southwest corner of
said Lot 4. thence Westerlr, along
the South line of said Block 3.
16.5 feet to the place of begin
ning: for a vacation of said alleys so that
the whole block can- be devoted to
commercial uses, and there is ne
longer any need er necessity to
maintain said alleys for public use.
and that the said Council has fixed
the 36th day of April. 1954. at the
hour of 8:00 o'clock p.m. as the
time, and the Council Chambers, in
the City HaU In Salem, Oregon, as
the place, for the hearing of said
vacation Droceedincs and anv and
aU objections and remonstrances to
the proposed vacation. Objections to
such vacation, if any there be, should
be made in writing and filed with
pportrZlZm? oT t
nstirin g?
r BY ORDER OT THE COMMON
cuuNCiL,. iwarcn a. 1954. '
ALFRED MUNDT,
City Recorder
M. 26. A. 2. J. 16. 23
ADS IN THIS COLUMN
RECEIVED ...
Too Late '
To Classify.
1M1 CHZV. deluxe sedan, good con
dition and clean, sso. yn. s-eosi
after 4 p.m.
TAKE 3 Nash or $300 for equity in
1950 Olds. M . Balance S823. Ph.
4-411B.
WANTED income property
under
$10,000. CaU 4-5597.
3 BDRM. home .- near new : Catholic
school. Adjoining lot if wanted.
Will trade for property in Albany.
4175 weathers St. Phone 3-3538.
3 BDRM. house with fireplace. Fair-
mount mu. UM rir su Ph.
3-8211.
BY 'BUILDER new 3 bdim. home.
3rd St. East of Keizer school. Forc
ed air heat, fireplace, plastered,
Ige lot. built in utilities. THA avail
able. Ph. 4-2383.
VERY close in for offices : or small
shop or double living quarters 6c
full basement. Ph. 3-4359 eve.
2 BDRM. house. 2165 Hazel Ave.
quire 2044 Hazel Ave.
In-
FTJRN. 1 bdrm. apt. with fireplace.
Automatic washer, elec. dryer. All
utilities paid. Also, a bachelor apt.
at the cost of sleeping room. Pri
vate entrance. 46S N. winter.
ROTO-TTLLING work. $4 per hour.
Ph. 3-7840.
ROTOVATOR for all types of garden
worn, oeioert seacn. 3-7731.
A-l COMBINATION body & fender.
man and painter. Ph. 3-4548.
BEFORE you buy that new boat,
write or visit Calkins Craft Boat
Company. Delake. Oregon, for free
information and catalog. Boats at
els to choose from. ;
1950 7'i li. P. Mercury outboard.
$100 cash or trade for smaller mo I
tor. Ph. S-1353. .
APEX auto, washer. New. never been
uncrated. very reasonable. CaU
3-6062. V .
4 ROOMS of good furniture. Priced
to sell. 2S50 Portland K1.
EXCELLENT, -barn
yard , fertilizer
Phone 4-2470.
SADDLE mares, pets, one, 5 yrs4
one yrs. With all equipment Ph. I
4-2783 after 9 p.m., wk. days.
It's true-income j '
This unit court ia going to be
soldi In best of location and condi
tion. Only 3 years old. Owner will
consider house in trade. I can rec
ommend this property to any buy
er. Call for Ralph Maddy. I know
this property, it's the best- ;
Ohmart & Calaba,
Realtors ?
477 Court St. Ph. 2-4113 or 2-4118
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QUART i
400 AgriciiltlirC
425 Auction Saint
CHARLES
Machinery Auction
Quitting Fanrtine. Will'sell at' Public Auction
on the f ann 2l2 miles
River Road j or 18 miles north ol Salem.
' MONDAY, MARCH 29th
.: At 10:30 a.m. Sharp
THE FOLLOWING:
D-2 Caterpillar Tractor (ex. cond.) complete overhaul last fall,
1950 Ford tractor on robber, x Ford field cultivator, Fordson ,
Disc, Farmall A good condition, Farmall 1 row cultivator, field '
cultivator, fertilizer attach, and. other Farmall equipment,' Z.TV.
Minneapolis Moline Tractor on rubber, 10-20 International
Tractor on steel, ; 7 ft, 6 in. Co-op cover crop disc, 1-8 ft,
John Deere Tandem disc 2 section 10-ft spring tooth, 8 ft
spring tooth, 10 il Freeman Fertilizer Spreader, S ft Ezee
Flow Fertilizer spreader, John Deere Killefer hop and berry
plow, International 4 bottom 12 in. plow, 11 ft. Freeman Culti
pak, 8 ft International Cultipak, 8 ft double disc International
drill, 6 ft Superior single disc drill, 2 bottom 16 in. John
Deere plow, John Deere No. 7 Combine, Byberg Duster on
rubber, 2 sec 10 ft, .flex harrow, 2 sec. drag harrow, 15 ft drag
harrow, John Deere Farm Wagon on rubber 8 x IS bed and
racks, 5 ft International berry and hop disc, 5 ft drag, M.M.
hop digger, P. A. Bernard hop duster, 2-7 ft John Deere power
mower ; and swather. Implement trailer, Fairbanks-Morse plat
form scale all steel, Cushman 4-hp gas engine, 2 elec fence
controls, 10 ft hay rake, 2 grain choppers,: 1 ditching plow, 1
gas pump, 1 wagon with steel water tank and pump, IVi ton
hop wire, 3 . dozen steel hop baskets, some household goods.
Many Aiisc. Articles too numerous to mention..
40 Head weaner pigs 1 Registered Bert Boar - papers ' . 6
geese 2 Registered Hereford Bulls - 2 yr. old, with papers
1 Registered Herefor Cow with papers, Bred to Reg. Here
ford Bull 5 Yearling Hereford. Heifers 1 Jersey Springer
' Heifer 1 Holstein Springer Heifer 30 Ewes with Lambs.
AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: I have inspected Mr. Pelland's machinery and find
n 10 dc in very gooa conainon ana reaay to go to work now. We
suggest that if you I desire credit see yoisj own . banker as terms of
sale are cash. ; j . i
j BENEFIT LUNCH
Charles Pelland Owner
Lane Sudtell
3915 SILVERTON RD.,
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300 Personal j 404 Poultry cmd Robbita
, , . . i. RED fryers. 3 lbs. and -up. $1.00 each.
312 LOSt Cnd round , Ph. 4-U81. iE. J. Ward. 454S Lan
. : caster Dr. j ; '
LOST: Engagement ring, possiblyin BABY CHICKS 17c straight run. N.
vicinity of Presbyterian Church. H. puUets 19c. choice of Leghorn.
1132 Broadway. Reward. Ph. 4-4183. p.rmentors or New Hamps. Vaney
Kt. 3. Box 951. Farm Store. . - - '
LOST Black purse., billfold and val- " T '. 7
Vuable papers in the vicinity of W. AI IIAIO ' '
Salem. Reward. Can 2-9828. I HI I I
LOST: Lady's wrist watch In down- V' wl0 4
town vicinity Fri. between 2-4. DAY OLD and started New Hamp
Keepsake. Ph. 2-7868.1 shire White Rocks and Golden
' 1 Broad every Tuesday and Friday.
316 Personal H fox s hatchery
3830 State St Ph. 3-4969
PORTLAND businessman and wife CHICKS, for layers. Leghorn Austra
desire to adopt one or two chil- White or New Hampshire. Palmer's
dren not over S five years of age. Rt I, Brooks. Ph. 3-6343.
Write Box 332. Statesman-Journal. WING needs rabbits. 398$ State.
I WILL NOT be responsible for any 4-3918. I i
other, debts than my own. L. ,D. ---
Emmons. ! ' j . j .
INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE 408 Pafal - r , - ' t.v ..... .
! Ph. 3-5073 Salem . ....
:, FREE! 5 wk. old, part Shepherd pup-
jCOT,Nft pies. 170 Kenwood Ave. W 4fi.
SAFE, permanent removal of un- FREE TQ"ng male cat. Ph. 3-4454.
sightly facial hairs. Erich of N.Y. YOUN ParakeeU ready to f train.
: 1910 Wallace Rd. Mrs, Iiherwood
I 4-2783.X - i
400 Atrrimltlirft CANARY'S. Healthy breeding stock.
WV I AUAlttrC Specialty apricot colors. Rt. U Box
MM Tt T. r ' e 1 ' 854. 2-5929. i j
402 UTSStOCk For SalS PARRAKEETS. Babies, all colors.
' . Supplies. Mrs. A. E. Power on S.
FOR SAL? J---?d. Shetland pony, cottage and Bellevue Sta. Ph. 4-1597
$83. Rt 1. Box 365 A. Independence.
m u w TX. Moore s aquarium. Fish, Parakeets.
GUERNSEY freshen Mar. 29. 4th pet,. Macieay RdT 4-3773. Closed
calf. $165. 2 Guernsey heifers, W-j ,
freshen Apr. 4. $165 and $150. Sell
" 3 for $463. Ph. 2-2782J HOLLYWOOD AQUARIUM, 195S Me.
GENTLE Guernsey cow. Freshens fJv1 Jtock easV .JPltoLlM,
April . Price reasonable. Ph. 4-1979. Mocks north of Madison Ph.a-6887.
LOCKER BEEF Eastern Oregon. 14 i i
or whole. 30c. Custom killing. f-
st Mc,t fancy spring
403 urodk Wgn!d - table setting
LIVESTOCK buyer. I buy cattle. - P '
t horses, hogs, sheep, I veal. Emery -. " "JJ ' )
Alderman,' Ph. 2-7869 or 2-0066. 10638 'v
CATTLE BUYERS. E. t and H. Sne- . . ' -
then. 4297 sute. 2-1345 or 2-4380.' .Your family will enjoy a gtf
CATTLE, horses, at your farm. E. C Pn Uble $ettifl ind jrou'Il
McCandHsh. 1127 S. 25th. ph. 3-8147. have a lot of fun putting it to
livestock buyer. A. F. Sommer. iether. It's easiest to decorate
.1265 Harmony Dr. Ph. 4-2617. your table in spring when there
' . . i ' ii, are so many . colorful flowers .
404 Poultry cmd Rabbits ,Bd flowering branches but-
... . . doors. And the April issue of
7 chS? Better Ho W -
j.2126. 2ine shows you ust how to go
' ' about it so that you'll thrilled
- : , -.(- - ' wih the results. It includes spe-
; Tn i PlOPQ AH ; cial Easter table settings too. S
I Ui ridbV nil get April Better Homes Ic Car
. dens today... wherever msga-
Call 2-2441 ;- .
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Cutting som nics Old Growth Yellow Fir. Hart torn
nictj 2x4 and widsr OYailabls in paresis ior (Hystsr
Loading Both dimension and sbiplcrpj Paresis run
WU WW IV VWtf 4WW
to bs apprtdattd. Prices
MnddlKlOES fS)
x Located al Twin Falls and Jcbiscn
Brcihers Hills Bf. 2, Silvericn, Ore.
" P. S. Aiieniich Lalh Ilcnse Builders
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Hare csod 1x4 Rough, arailabls In parcels of about
15C0 fetL Priced at $40.00 Per Thousand Board
Feet - -T
400' Afrriculturc
425 Auction fialea
PELLAND
south of St Paul on
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Auctioneer
PHONE SALEM 3-6098
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