Statesman, Salcmj Oreejon, Wednesaay, September 22, 1954
(Sec 2V-7
Son Aids Secretary-Benson,
With GOP Furnishing Salary
WASHINGTON (UP) The Re
publican National Committee j has
furnished an aide for Secretary of
Agriculture Ezra T. Benson his
Son. ' !''
Asked about the arrangement
Tuesday, a department spokesman
said that Reed Benson, 26, is de
voting most of his time to making
arrangements for his father on the
secretary's heavy out - of - town
speaking itinerary. ; ' !
He said the Republican commit
tee figured that since the secre
tary has been fulfilling speaking
dates for the party, the GOP could
pick up; the tab for Reed i to ac
company him. r
It was felt it would he awkward
if Reed were put on j the secre-
Abandonment
Of Two Lines
WASHINGTON UP) ! Two rail
roads operating in Idaho Tuesday
asked the Interstate j Commerce
Commission to authorize the aban
donment of about 2 miles of track.
The Oregon-Washington Railroad
and Navigation Co. proposed dis
continuance of about 17 miles of
line in Benewah County, between
the towns of Tekoa. Wash., and
Plummer, Idaho, described as han
dling . very little business. :v The
company said that if the abandon
ment is approved track rights over
the Milwaukee Railroad between
Manito and Plummerwill be ob
tained to provide a 24 mile shorter
route between those points. :
In a separate application, : Ore-
con Shorthne Railroad asked per
mission to abandon about 3 miles
of branch line between Annis and
Annis Junction in Jefferson Coun
ty, laano, asserting me segment
handled too little business! to war
rant continuance. '
All of the segments proposed for
ahfulAfimant qfA inAiqfv1 -' rmrlflf
flUOUUUUUiUib CUC Vk- HH.VI IWiWVt
lease by the Union Pacific Rail
road which joined in the abandon
ment applications.
Police Seek
-1 ,
Firebug in
Klamath Falls
KLAMATH FALLS Ml 'Police
renewed Tuesday their search for
a firebug-vandal whose target for
weeks has been an apartment
shared by Deb Lyman and Mark
Sellers, tavern employes.; V ;
Latest episode was a fire, the
second, started outside j a door.
The first fire caused several
hundred dollars damage. The
Monday night fire caused little.'
Just as the night of the first
fire, Sept 8, a bottle -with a note
inside was found Monday night
The note: "Ha, Ha, Ha!" ;
On other occasions, rocks have
been hurled through windows and
once the refrigerator was raided
and eggs splattered on walls' and
ceilings. : . i ;
Police profess complete baffle
ment :-. !
Girl, Feared
River Victim,
Found Hiding
PORTLAND Wi '' Police and
volunteers searched hours Monday
night for a girl they feared had
drowned in the Tualatin River.
Then they . found she had been
hiding in a tree. : i i I
The girl was Thomasine Biggs,
13, Sherwood, who , had been
swimming with her sister, Nadine,
14, and a neighbor, David Smith.
16. At dusk, she swam away and
climbed into a tree house as a
trick on the other two.. v j
When she saw all the searchers
and the other commotion, she was
afraid to own up. But eventually
she sneaked home. It was 2 a m
before searchers found out she had
arrived there safely. I ' .
The police report said they
understood the girl would be taking
her meals in a standing position
for some time. , I
Steel workers'
Boss Criticizes
Parent Union
ATLANTIC CITY , N. J. UrV- The
united Steelworkers of '. America,
already cool toward their parent
CIO, Monday heard their president
criticize present trade unionism
and call for a major new approach.
But President David J. McDon
ald stopped short of telling the bi
ennial USW convention just how he
stands on whether the pant union
should get out of the CIO, as it has
been reported the USW might do.
He told the 3,000 delegates that
he would discuss later in the week
the Steelworkers' "relations in the
organized labor movement
Attlee Arrives in 1
British Columbia I
VANCOUVER, B.C. (fl Clement
Attlee, a practiced student of brev
ity, arrived here Monday, his first
visit to Canada in four years. '
The former British . Prime Min
ister, returning from a tour that
led him to the inner offices' of
Communist leaders in Moscow and
Red China, parried all but a very
few questions on international sub
jects. : . ! .
- - . . . V -. '- - .- ! -
Railroads Ask
tary's own payroll when other Ben
son assistants have been unable to
accompany him on his ' many
speaking tours. . - .
Air Force Chaplain
Reed, who recently ended two
years of duty as an Air .Force
chaplain, also accompanied his 'la
ther on most of a drought inspec
tion trip: last fall. He joined the
plane party - in Texas, where he
was stationed at , Lackland Air
Base, and continued on for the
rest of the eight-day trip back to
Washington.
Like his fatherTwho is an apostle
of the Church of the Latter Day
Saints, Reed served time as a Mor
mon missionary overseas, and has
helped his father on church mat
ters, v It v - - :
On GOP; Payroll
Reed has been on the Republi
can National Committee's payroll
since the first 'of this month. The
spokesman said it was uncertain
just how long the. job would last
A' Republican National Commit
tee; spokesman has said Secretary
Benson is getting more 'requests
for campaign speeches than any
other Cabinet officer.! The j commit
tee booked Benson ! f or j te i g h t
speeches in September add so far
for about four in October.'
Some of Benson's engagements-
like the Norfolk, Neb., speech last
week blasting the Democrat 5
Sioux Falls, S.I?, "farm confer
ence" have been so "frankly pol
itical" that the committee has
handled distribution of the texts.
John King Chastaia j ;
la this city. Sept. 20. at the age of
70 yrs. Survived by sisters. Mrs.
SaHye (R.L.) Goss. Salem; Mrs. Ann
LangelL Klamath rails; Mrs. Etta
Kilgore, Klamath Falls; brother,
Claude P. Chastain. Seaside. Ship
ment has been made to ' Klamath
Falls for services and interment by
the Howell-Edwards Chapel.
Julia B. Dalmas 1 ' '
Late resident of 145 N. 21st St..
at a local hospital Sept. 19. Survived
by three sisters, Mrs. R. C Church
ill, : Salem, and Mrs. C E. Free berg
and Mrs. W. J. White, both of Port
land: and several nieces and neph
ews. Graveside services win be held
Wednesday. Sept. 22. at. 11 a.m. at
Crescent Grove Cemetery at Metzger,
Ore, Rev. Louis White officiating.
Under the direction of Virgil T. Gold
en Chapel. - ,
Late I resident of 565 N. 13th St
Survived by brothers Darwin Davis,
Portland, William Davis, Vancouver,
Wash., i Russell Davis, , Warrenton,
Glen Davis, Seaside: sister, Mrs.
Gladys : Hagendorn, Seaside. Ship
ment has been made to Seaside for
services and interment by the How-ell-Edwards
Chapel.
Florence Dearer - j
i Lata i resident ' of I Creston. Iowa.
Sister Of Mrs. Frank Turner, Inde
pendence. Ore.; Mrs. Joe Cochran.
Lenox. - Iowa. Mrs. , Frank Green.
Clearfield. Iowa. Mrs. Ethel Dunbar,
Lenox i Iowa. Aunt ox Mrs. Mane
Provii. l Independence. Ore.."" Mrs.
Florence Curtis. Coos Bay, Ore, and
uienn i coenran. saiem. Graveside
services will be held Wednesday,
Sept 22 at 2 p.m. In Belcrest Me
morial ; Parle under the direction of
W. : T. Rigdon Co.. Rev. Roy C Agte
will officiate.
h
Martin Jorgensen.
Late ' resident of 242 Elma st Sa
lem, at a local hospital. Sept1 17. Sur
vived by daughters, Mrs. Anina Nel
son. Dilworth, Minn., Mrs. Marie
Morris j Salem, Mrs. Laura Chlttick,
Salem, : Mrs. Chrestensa Aldridge,
Portland: sons, Christ Jorgensen, Ger
vais. Ore.: Tom and Julius Jorgensen,
both of Salem; Emil Jorgensen, Vic
torville, Calif.; 9 grandchildren: 4
great-grandchildren. Services will be
held Thursday. Sept. 23, at 2:30 pjn.
in the Virgil T. Golden Chapel. Con
cluding i services at . Pioneer Ceme
tery. Rev. Mark. A. Getzendaner will
officiate. .
Willis, Thomas McDerby '
Late resident of 1945 S. 12th, In this
city. Sept 21. Survived by sisters,
Mrs. Lura Tanby, Salem; Mrs.
Blanche Stuart, Salem: Mrs. Flor
ence Hoevet, Salem; brother, Harry
McDerby, Crawford. Neb. Announce
ment of services later by j Virgil T.
Golden ChapeL , : '-. j j
Hattie t. Plersen ' , ,
Late -resident of Dayton. Ore., at a
local hospital. Sept 18, at the age of
65 yrs. Sisters, Mrs. Anna E. Pearson.
Dayton; Mrs. Emma V. Barnick. Sa
lem. Graveside services Wednesday,
Sept 22, at 10 JO a.m. at Brookside
Cemetery, Dayton, Ore. Rev. James
H. I Soden will officiate. Under the
direction 'of Howell-Edwards Chapel.
I NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
. PROPERTY, AT PRIVATE SALE :
NOTICE IS I HEREBY GIVEN that
in pursuance of the order of the Cir
cuit Court of the State of Oregon,
fori the County of Marion, duly made;
rendered and entered of record in
the said Court on the 31st day of
August. 1954, in the matter of the
estate of Lloyd T. Rigdon. deceased,
the undersigned Executors of the
estate - of said decedent will pro
ceed to sell at private sale from and
after the 8th day of October, 1954,
at the office of Brazier C. Small, at
torney for said Executors, at 613
T. A. Livesley BuUding, Salem, Ore
gon, to tho highest bidder, upon the
terms f and conditions r hereinafter
mentioned, and subject to confirma
tion by said Court all of the de
cedent's right and interest in and
title to that certain lot piece ot
parcel of land situate, lying and be
ing in the County of Marion. State of
Oregon, and particularly described
as : follows, tb-wit: i
An undivided one-fourth I Interest
in Lot 1. Block 70, City of Salem,
Marion County, Oregon. '
Terms and conditions of sale -
Upon the- day of the sale of said;
above i described real property. ' the
purchaser, if for cash, shall pay to
said .Executors not less than ten (10fe
pet centum thereof in cash, and up
on confirmation by the Court of said
sale, said purchaser shall pay the bal
ance thereof in full; if sold upon
credit ten (19 per centum of the pur
chase price thereof shall be paid in
cash upon the day of sale, and forty
(40) per centum additional upon the
date of confirmation of said sale by
the Court balance of the purchase
price upon terms agreed upon in the
contract the title in ase of sale by
contract being reserved until the full
purchase price shall be paid. The
said purchaser shall assume the. pay
merit of and. In either event take
said above described real property
subject to aU existing encumbrances.
State and County taxes.' and aU as
sessments of whatever name or na,
hire which are now a hen against or
may hereafter become chargeable to
the Interests M acquired, by the pur
chaser therein.
Date of first publication Septem
ber 1, 1954. .i f ' ' i j
MAGNOLIA RIGDON. !
! ARTHUR W. SMITHER !
; , BRAZIER C SMALL I
! Executors of the Estate of
Lloyd . T. Rigdon. Deceased.
S. . LS.12.2
Salern !
Obituaries
Investment Trusts
(-ilka. Smith er St Co, Inc.)
Bid
. S.61
.14.09
Asked
8.07
15.24
23.63
28.91
20.87
8.85
2.44
19.54
26 .37
23.85
14.12
20.87
11.89
20.35
11.70
a.40
9.01
26.90
5 86
.93
9.20
4-4
10.28
. 561
25.25
AifiSated Fund
Canadian Fund
Century Shares Trust 21.86
Chemical Fund ? o
Delaware Fund 18 98
Diver. Invest Fund
, 8.08
. 2 .22
Dividend Shares
Eaton c H Bat Fnd.18.28
Fund Invest. 24.08
Gas Indus. Fund
.21.81
-13.06
tncorp. Investors
Key. Cust. Funds:
,B-3;j ;
B-4' n -
K-l i
S -
t
-10.89
. 18.68
- 10.72
! 7.70
S4
Man. Bond Fund " 8.22
Mass. Invest Trust -,,, 24.88
NatLSec. Series:
Income Series 5.36
Stock Series t7
Pret Stock Series . 8.42
Spec. Series 3.88
TeL-Elec. Fund . 8.43
Value Line Inc. Fund 5.13
Wellington Fund- 23.lt
Stock Market
Reaches New
High1 for Year
r NEW YORK in With !a final
rush forward, the stock 'market
Tuesday entered new high ground
for the year.
The, closing (level of average
prices again scored a new 25-year
peak, a more or less regular per
formance during the past few
months. .
The Associated Press average of
60 stocks advanced 90 cents at
$133.20. The average hit a new 25-
year high on Friday with a; gain
of 80 cents. It was down 80 cents
Monday. Tuesday's advance, put
the average up 10 cents above the
previous high at the best levels
since Oct ,22, 1329.
The industrial component added
$1.80 at a new high of $185.60.
The volume of business came to
only 1.770,000 shares, well below
the daily average so far this year.
but the last 90 minutes of trading
accounted for 660,000 shares. Mon
day's market saw 2,060,000 shares
change hands.
The list wasn't very broad with
1,182 ' individual issues traded
1,182 individual issues traded
16 less" than Monday. There were
546 gainers and 351 losers with 44
new highs and 1 new low for the
year registered.
Salem Market
Quotations'
. (As of late resterdar)
BCTCXKFA
Fremtum "
Ne.
Burr'j ,
Wholesale
Retail
M
M
M
JS
EGGS (Baying)
(Wholesale prices range from
to 1 cents ever buying price).
Large AA J3S
-arge A J7
Medium AA . J4
Medium A
SmsJl 7i. ,,,.1 ....-19
POTJLVXT ; r ,
Colored Hens .
Leghorn Hens
Colored Fryers
Colored Roasters
Old Boosters '
.12
.11
. -4
. .24
Jl
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND UV-(USDA)-Cattle
salable, 300; market active, fully
steady; load high good-choice; 1,060
lb fed steers 26.00 with seven; head
1,255 lb out at 25.00; one lot supple
mentary fed 1,000 lb commercial
steers 22.50; few utflity-commer-cial
grass steers 13.00-19.00; utility
commercial i grass heifers 11.50
17.50; canner-cutter cows mostly
7.50-8.50; , few 9.00; utility cows
10.00-11.50; some held higher; one
lot young commercial cows up to
15.00; few utility bulls 13.50-14.00.
i Calves salable 65; market about
r.
steady; good-choice vealers mostly
17.00-19.00. : - j
Hogs salable 150; market active,
fully steady; choice 180-235 lb
butchers . 22.25-23.00; 250i270 lbs
21.00-75; 150-160 lbs 21.00 choice
350-550 lb sows 16.00-18.50.
Sheep salable 1,500; market fully
steady at Monday's advance; one
1,199-head f lot 87 lb good-prime
range lambs '19.50, sorted 200 head
at 17.50; few choice nearby lambs
18.50; choice shorn lambs 17.50;
good-choice ' feeders 14.50 15.50;
good-choice slaughter ewes 4.50-
5.50. , .
New York Stock Markets
' By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Admiral Corporation 23
Allied Chemical i 97 Vi
Allis Chalmers ' ; 63 7i
American Airlines . 14
American Tel. & TeL . 171 H
American Tobacco 61 Vi
Anaconda i Copper 41 Vi
Atchison Railroad 117 I
Bethlehem Steel , 78 Vi
Boeing Airplane Company 60
Borg Warner i -. 92 Y
Burroughs Adding Machine 22
California Packing , 32 Vi
Canadian Pacific . 27 .
Caterpillar Tractor 59 Vi
Celanese Corporation 20 Vi
Chrysler Corporation 64 Vi
Gties Service 101
Consolidated Edison 45 4
Crown Zellerbach . 53 V4
Curtis s Wright , 12
Douglas Aircraft 83
du Pont de Nemours 140 Vi
Eastman Kodak ' 60 '
Emerson Radio 12
General Electric 44
General Foods ( 73
General Motors 85,
Georgia Pacific Plywood ' 16
Goodyear Tire 82
Homestake Mining Company 48 Vi
International Harvester 32 H
International Paper 78
Johns Manville ' 77
Kaiser Aluminum 36 i
Kennecott Copper . 86 Vi
Ubby. McNeill 12 i
Lockheed Aircraft 41 Vi
Loew's Incorporated 18 Vi
Montgomery Ward 72
Feed Grains
Hold Steady
CHICAGO ;1 4 Feed; grains
mostly held I steady while; wheat,
rye and soybeans! eased i on the
board of trade Tuesday, i
Action of the market was con
fused by closing oat of September
contracts. For example, J all de
ferred futures in- Com were quite
firm but the September month
wound up 4&-53a lower. Wheat did
the opposite deferred futures
all eased while September closed
strong. I'm ' I i ' r '
Wheat closed 1 cent lower to 1
higher, corn 5 lower to .high
er, oats 1 to 1 cent higher, rye
Vt-lVt lower.! soybeans 1 cent low
er to 3 cents higher and, lard 35
cents lower to 3 cents ij hundred
pounds higher j j ,
Onion Futures
CHICAGO in Onions:
Ope;High Low Close
Nov,
Jan
1.44
1.64
1.77
1.44 1.38 1.41
1.66 1.63 1.66
1.78 1.75 1.77b
Feb
Mar.
1.77 1.78 1.75 1.77
Sales: Nov 19, Jan 56; Feb 37,
Mar 47. - . ,; I j .
Portland Produce
PORTLAND IB Butterfat
Tentative, subject to immediate
change Premium I quality, maxi
mum to .33 to one per cent aiciaity,
delivered in ' Portland, 58-60 lb;
first quality, 56-58; second quality,
53 -55 Vi. Valley routes and
country points 2 cents less.
Butter Wholesale, l.ttb. bulk
cubes to wholesalers Grade AA,
93 score, 57 lb; 92 score. 56 tt;
B grade, 90 score, 55 Vi; 89 score,
52. : - j v I '
Cheese Toj wholesalers Oregon
singles, 38 '4-41 1; Oregon 5-B loaf
41-44. j . :
Eggs To wholesalers Candled
f.o.b. Portland, A large 45 -47 ;
A medium, 31 -32 Vi; A small, 22
22. Eggs To retailers-43rtde AA,
large, 54; A large, 47-49; AA
medium, 34-35; A medium,; 33-34;
A i small, 24. Cartons, 1-3 cents
additionaL i
Live: chickens No. 1 quality,
f.oJb. plants Fryers and roasters,
23-25; at the farm, 21-22; light
hens 11; heavy hens, 11-12;. old
roosters, 10-11. i
Turkeys To producers, for
heavy hens, 31 f.o.b. farm. New
York dressed basis; toms, 25;
fryer-roasters, 28 alive. f
Rabbits Average to growers ;
Live white, 3-4 s, 18-20. 5
lb , 14-16; old does, 8-10, few
higher. Fresh dressed 'fryers to
retailers, 54-57; cut up, 60-63. .
Wholesale Dressed Meats
Beef Steers, choice, 500-700 lbs,
42.00-44.00; good, 38.00-42.00; com
mercial, 32.00-39.00; utilityj 27.00
33.00; commercial cows 26.00-31.00;
utility, I 24.00-25.0; canners-cutters,
20.00-23.00. 11
Beef i cuts . (choice steers) Hind
quarters, 53.00-57.00;. rounds, 48.00-
52.00? m 1 r tom,-TrnmeufT.flf
89.00; forequarters, 32.00 35.00
chucks, 35.00-37.00; ribs, 49.00-56.00.
Pork cuts Loins, choice, 8-12 Jb,
54.00-58.00; shoulders, 1$ ft 36.00
39.00; spareribs, 51.00-55.00; fresh
hams, 10-14 lb. 52.00-26.004 j
Veal and calves Good-choice, all
weights, 30.00-41.00; commercial,
27.00-34.00. .. j I
Lamb Choice-prime spring lamb
under 50 lbs,- 37.00-39.00 j . good, all
weights, 30.00-35.00. ! j
Wool Grease basis, Willamette
Valley,! 50 lb. some Salem dealers
paying! 53; Eastern Oregon! mixed
cross bred range wool, 50-55; fine
and half blood, 53-59. j j
I Country-dressed meats' f.o.b.'
Beef Cows, utility, f 23-25 fc;
canners-cutters, 18-19. I f
Veal Top quality, lightweight,
30-31; rough I heavies, 22-28. i
' Hogs Lean blockers 32-33: sows,
light, 24-25. u ' j j
Lambs Best light! springers,
30-33. i , I -
Mutton Best, 10-12; CuH-utility,
8-9. " ) ,
1 ! Fresh Produce
Onions 50 lb sacks. Califs white,
2.50-75; Wash. Yakimi yellows,
med-lge, '2.00-20; No. 2s, J.50-75;
Idaho yellows, 2.25-50. ! j
Potatoes Oregon Boardman long
whites; No. 1-A. 2.65-75i No. 2. 50
lb, 1.00-25; Wash. Russets, 3.00-25;
No. 2,; 50 lb, 1.00-25; White Rose,
2.60-75. ! !
Hay-U. sJNo. 2 green 'alfalfa,
baled, f.o.b. Portland, 28.00 ton.
New York CentrlJ
Northern Pacific
Pacific American Fish;.
Pacific Gas & Electric
20 Vi
. 56
11
45
130
Pacific Tel. fc TeL
Packard Motor Car
Penney (J. C.) Co.
2
,86
'17
14 Vi
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pepsi Cola Co.
Philco Radio
-34 V4
Radio i Corporation
334
49 i
38 Vi
63
76
56
46
95
Ravonier Incorp.
Rayonier Incorp.iPfd.
Republic Steel
Reynolds Metals j
Richfield Oil
Safeway Stores Inc.
Scott Paper Company
Sears Roebuck ft Co. '
Socony-Vacuum Oil . I
Southern Pacific j
Standard Oil California
Standard Oil N. U. i
Studebaker Corporation
Swift k Company
Transamerica Corporation
Twentieth Century For
Union Oil Company I
70
48
45
. 71.
99
17
49
36
27
48
134
Union Pacific
United Airlines
United Aircraft
27
United Corporation
6
United States Plywood:
United States Steel
Warner Pictures! I I
Western Union TeL ij
Westinghouse Alt Brake
Wcstinghouse Electric i;
Woolworth Company
29
55
20
55
23
71
44
Portland Grain
PORTLAND (m Coarse grains,
15-dav shinmpnt. hulk rnast . A.
livery: Oats No.' 2, 38 lb white
59.00. Barley No. 2, 45 lb B. W.
9j.oo-94.oo. torn xno. 2, . i. ship
ment 71.00
Wheat (bid) to arriv market
basis No 1 bulk, delivered coast:
Soft White 2.31; Soft White (ex
cluding, Rex) 2.31; White dub
Z.31. --: :: . i. j . ' :
Hard Red Winter: Ordinary 2.32.
Jlard White Baart: Ordinarv
2.36: 10 per cent 2.36. !
Car receipts: wheat 127; barley
14; flour 9; corn 4; mill feed, 13.
ADMINISTRATRIX FINAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY CIVEN that
JUAN IT A M. MTNNICR as adminis
tratriz of the Estate of Coy T. Min
nich. Deceased, has filed her final
account as such, and by order of the
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for the County of Marion, the 18th
day of October. 1954. at 9:15 In the
forenoon of said day has been fixed
as the place for the hearing of ob
jections to said final account and the
settlement of said estate. , ;
Dated and first nublished: Sent n.
ber IS. 1954. ,
JUANITA M. MINN1CH. ! ,.
Administratrix of the Estate of
Coy T. Minnich. Deceased.
RHQTEN, RHOTEN & SPEERSTRA
310 Pioneer Trust Building . i
Salem. Oregon i
Attorneys for Administratrix!
S.1S.229,0..13.
! Gassified Index!
"Tor Your CVtivenfenee";
300 PERSONAL ;
310 Meeting Nottees
313 Lost and Found
314 Transportation
315 Personal
400 AGRICULTURE
403 Livestock for Sale
403 Livestock Wanted
404 Poultry and Rabbits
408 Pets
409 Sea roods
410 Seeds and Plants
412 Fruit and Farm Produce
414 Farm Equipment
423 Auction Sale. v
450 MERCHANDISX " 1
451 Machinery and Tools 1
453 Wanted Machinery. Tools
4M sewing Machines i
45S Household Goods for Sale!
45G Wanted Household Goods
457 Radio and Television
45 Building Materials
460 Mcslcal Instruments
461 Sports Equipment
464 Bicycles
466 Trade, Miscellaneous
468 For Rent, Miscellaneous
470 For Sale Miscellaneous
472 Wanted. Miscellaneeua
474 Miscellaneous , i
478 Fuel
500 BUSINESS AND FINANCE
510 Money to Loan .
512 Loans Wanted I
515 Iin vestments :
-
600 EMPLOYMENT '
602 Helo Wanted
604 Help Wanted. Male
606 Help Wanted. Female
608 Pickers Wanted
610 Sales Persons
612 Work Wanted. Male
614 Work Wanted. Female
615 Situations Wanted '
616 Employment Agencies
61T Job Information
618 Education 1
620 Day or Contract .
700 RENTALS' ' .
702 Sleeping Rooms, Board
703 wanted rooms. Board
70S Anax aents for Rent
707 House for Rent
708 Farms, Tracts I
70 wanted to Rent
710 Wanted to Rent Houses
712 Wanted to Rent Apta.
714 Business Rentals .
711 Resort Rentals
So-REAL 1ST ATX
801 Business Opportunities
803 Business Property
804 Suburban
808 Houses for Sale
807 Apts., Co arts for Sato
805 Loto for Sale
810 Farms. Acreage for Sale
812 Exchange Real Estate
816 Resort Properly
811 Wanted Real Estate
650 AUTOMOTTVX
851 Auto Parts & Repair
852 Used Cars for Sale I
854 Trucks: Trailers for! Sal
856 Wanted. Cars, Trucks ,
858 Motorcycles I '
860 Auto Miscellaneous .
862 House Trailers
864 Heavy Equipment
880 Aircraft
ADS IN THIS COLUMN
RECEIVED j.
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE or trade 37 H. D.
Good
condition. 1155 N. 19th SL
52 1 CHRYSLER, power brakes &
steering, tinted glass, low mileage.
Will take older car in trade. Make
an offer. See at '890 Lancaster.
Phone 2-8069. i
WILL EXCHANGE my equity in
coast Hi-way property for home or
rental in Salem. Phone 4-9177.
34 A. 12 MILES from Salem on Silver-
, tpn-Salera Highway, some timber,
virgin soil, creek frontage.! 570 N.
Winter St. I
WANTED to rent, need 3 or 4 bdrm.
house. Must be good location for
children. Phone 3-7707.' i
WANTED to rent, 3-4 bdrm; home.
Nice residential section. Ph. 3-5044
days. 3-8137 evenings. i
3 ROOM HOUSE, partly furnished,
adults. 1033 N. 16th. j
UNFURN. 6 room old house at 976
1st St.. W. Salem. $40 mo. Ph. days
3-3424. m s
3 BDRM. HOUSE for rent to working
people with small children.! Owner
will look after children. House in
rear. Back yd. fenced. Gas furnace.
Located 1456 Chemeketa. 'i
LGEi BASEMENT room. Light house-,
Keeping, ojs . winter. i
FURNj house trailer. $20. everything
found. 394 no. lztn. -
LAWNS preDared & seeded, also Roto
Hoeing. Free est Walcott 2-8127.
NEW REO power lawnmower. Ph.
2-7734. i
LOOK at your drainboard. Linoleum
loose? Boards rotting? Call Eli-
i Strom's. 2-2493 for free advice and
estimates. Terms can be arranged.
260 S. Liberty St !
FOR SALE, boy's 26" bicycle. 1351
Plaza St after 5J0.
FOR SALE. Weaver K. 24 scope.
2344 Maple Ave. i - ,
"USED spinets as low as $475. Terms
like rent stone Piano Co.
STEEL GUITAR with case. $13. $90
N. 17th St after 4 pjn. i
FOR SALE: "Embassy B flat trum
pet, 4475 Sunnyview. Ph. 4-6453.
14 INCH Admiral T.V VHF. good
condition, $50 cash. 470 Belmont
4 BEDS. $20. includes spring 6c mat
tress. Inquire 1240 Center;
I WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts other than my lOwn.j Gerald
Stambaugh. j
S6850, REASONABLE TERMS
3 bdrm. old type house at $55 N. 17th.
Ph. 3-3424 or 3-4196.
300 Personal
310 Meeting Notice
i .
A SAIXM LODCX No. 4 lA.r. &
t-wf A. M. wed. Sept 22. M. M.
degree. p. as, j : -
300 Personal
312 Lost and Found
FOUND Lady's ' watch in August
Ph. 4-5230.
LOST: Sales boot:, between' Ladd's
Market 6c Mission St. CaU 27522.
I Reward. '.-,;''
LOST: Black Cocker Spaniel an
- swers to name of Sambo. Lost be-
tween SiL 6c Salem on the Sil.
Hywy. Sun. night. 423 South 1st.
Ph. 3-5511.
STRAYED Hereford heifer. George
Landrith. Rt. 2. Box 200.
LOST, baby carriage frame North of
Salem Saturday. Reward. J-8514.
314 Transportation"
WANTED someone to drive car from
Detroit. Mich., to Salem. Ore. Ref
erences required. Ph. 4-4952.
31S Personal
WILL NOT be responsible for debts
other than my own, Mrs. Kirk I.
; Haley. . ' ,
MRS. May's Psychic reader TeU's
your past, present and future, AUr
mi Motel, 3645 Portland Rd. '
ALCHOUCS Anonymous. 313 N.
Commercial 2-2108 or 2-3160.
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group No
1 8088 N. Coml 3-4537. 4-3544.
SAFE, permanent removal ot on
Sightly facial hairs. Erich of N.Y.
400 Agriculture
402 LiTMtodt For Sal
FAT bull calf, nice Holstein heifer.
2-1248.
WHTTETACE calves, vealers, 16c
lb. 4845 Herrin Road. Ph. 2-5905.
SHETLAND Will put out for winter,
respon. party. 5345 Center. 4-1994.
GOAT milkiag. 1895 Birchwood Dr.
FOR SALE. Weaner pigs. I I
weeks. Ph. 3-0811.
GENTLE buck-skin pony. 13 yrs. old.
f h. S-B440. i
LOCKER BEEF, Eastern Oregon. Vi
er whole. 22c Custom killing.
Trailer loaned free. Salem Meat
Con 1323 S. 25th. Ph. 34858. .
403 LtTextock Wanted
LIVESTOCK ouyer 1 buy eettla.
horses, hogs, sheep, veal Emery
Alderman. Ph. 4-6430 or 4-7218.
CATTE, horses, m your farm. E. C
McCandnsh. 1127 8. 15th. Ph. 4-8147
CATTLE BUYERS . L and H. Sne
thea 4297 State 2-1345 or 3-4380.
LIVESTOCK buyer. A. F. Sommer,
1265 1 Harmony Dr. Ph. 4-2617.
04 Poultry and Rabbits
CUSTOM poultry dressing, evenings
6c Sun, Labish Village, 2-3386.
DRESSED New Hampshire fryers,
any weights. Ph. 2-3080.
TAKING orders for dressed hens for
1 your freeser. 4-2470.
DAY OLD and started New Hamp
shire White Rocks and Golden
Broad -every Tuesday and Friday,
t FOX. HATCHERY
3830 State St Ph 3-4969
CUSTOM DRESSING
4 (poultry Wing's Ph. 4-3918.
. 3983 State, :
408 Pots '
4 HALF-GROWN cats to give away.
1310 N. Winter St.
PUREBRED male German short-hair
pointer, $30. Ph. 3-6922.
PART TERRIER puppies for sale.
Call after 5 p.m. 2-0826.
REGISTERED 6 months old Labra
dor i pup. Ph. 3-6868 all day Wed.
i and Thurs. i
WANTED Good home for 3 dogs.
1 full-blood Dalmatian and 1 Toy
Terrier and" Pomeranian. C AH "373
Fairview Ave., Ph. 8-3556.
CHIHUAHUA puppies, 1899 Birch
wood Drive.
FOX terrier puppies, ph. 2-1348, cock
er puppy toy. $10 Collie Shepherd
pup
TROPICAL GOLDFISH 6c supplies.
Jus 1 o., wen of woods MsX
McGaffee's. Ph. 7946. Woodburn.
Hollywood Aquarium, 1958 McCoy.
Tropical & goidfisn equip. 2-6897.
PARAKEETS and supplies. A. E.
powers, 739 seivue. pn. t-issi.
PARAKEETS. Cagea, supplies. Bird
Paradise. 3180 Uvtagston i-lUZ
112 fruit end farm Produce)
TOMATOES. U-pick. 295 W. Chema-
wa Rd- I mi. straight west of
Keizer school. Ted Whitehead. Ph.
4-3095 or 2-5583.
PRUNES 6c lb-1 Free delivery. Ph.
4-2445.
EXCELLENT BEANS, you pick, "a
mile East of Keizer super Market.,
Joseph A. Herber.
GRAVENSTEIN apples. U-pick.
unrig containers. $i.oo pen du. i
mile N.W. of Aumsville. Inquire at
Robert's Store. Charles Weinberg.
Rt. 5. Box 145.
ITALIAN prunes. $1.00- bu.. U-pick.
Ed Dunigan, Rt. 6. Box 202. 1 ml.
South of Old Hazel Green School.
EXCELLENT beans. U-pick. Vi mi. E.
of Keizer Super Market. Joseph A.
Herber. I
NOW taking orders for Golden Cross
i, corn, i Stokesdale tomatoes. Ph.
2-0158. 3585 N. River Rd.
SWEET, sweet corn. Extra nice Gold
, en Cross hybrid $2 sack. 1075 East
Vista in South Salem. Ph. 3-7527,
YOU PICK cucumbers. $1.00 box. 9
miles North of Salem on River Rd.
Call Jack Stefani. 4-1323.
TOMATOES. Burpee Hybrids, $1.50
bushel. Bring boxes.
Potatoes, netted gems. Extra 'nice.
Sorted. 3c lb. Earl Wilson. 3 mi.
east Totem Pole. Just across Little
Pudding River. 1
APPLES for sale, $1 box. 1653 Barnes
Ave. before 10:30 a.m.
U-PICK pears, $1 box, . Gravenstein
apples, bring boxes. Ph. 2-1204
eves.
HOME grown tomatoes & green pep
pers. Ph. 2-7172.
U-PICK prunes $1 bu. Ph. 2-7343. no
Saturday calls please. R. A. Kites.
4580 Ridge Dr. '
ELBERT A Muier peaches. Rollin
Beaver up Glen Creek Rd. '
U-PICK Blue Lake Beans. 4c lb. W.
ZisteL Rt, 4. Box 33. Ph. 2-0248. I
BLUE LAKE Hybrid yeUow bantam
sweet corn, you pick. Ph. 4-1907.
O. C, Frogley.
425 Auction Sales
FURNITURE AUCTION tonite at 7
, o'clock at Lane Sudtell's Auction
o'clock at LANE SUDTELL'S AUC
TION SALES YARD, located 1 mile
east of Salem on Silverton Rd. Ph.
3-6098. .
FURNITURE
AUCTION
Tonite 7:30 pjn.
Sadtell'g Auction
3915 Silverton Rd.
livestock Auction
Thurs., Sept 23
10 A. M. MISC. PRODUCE. FURNI
TURE. FARM MACHINERY.
; 1 PM. LIVESTOCK
Chickens tc rabbits, calves tc veaL
Heifers, bulls, steers, milk it beef
cows, sheep, goats, pigs.
Come to bur or sell.
LANE SUDTELL'S AUCTION
SALES YD.
3811 Silver Rd. Phone 36098
4-50 Merchandise
451 Machinery and Tools
FOR SALE Craftsman saw & Joint
er combination. 4 h. p. motor.
Like new. 574 Bliler, Salem.
454 Sowing Machinog
SINGER PORTABLES
Used elec. sewing machine, fully
gear driven, round bobbin, new
price. Was $184 50, now only $79.50.
Ph. 3-3512.
SINGER SEWING CENTER
130 N. ComT. l Open Fri. eves.
USED Singer Treadle Sewing -Ma-.
chine. A-l condition Sc svaranteed.
Cash ic carry only. 314.95. Singer
Sewing; Center,-130 N. ComX
455 Hsehold Goods For Sole)
MAPLE bookcase and lazy Susan,
breakfast set. Ph. 2-7203.
USED Hollywood beds. $19.50. Glen
Woodry. 1605 N. Summer.
LIKE new delumxe Universal wash
er, 2 speeds & timer. 1450 N.. 23rd.
WONDERFUL . daveno buys. New
at used prices. . EZ terms, r Shop
Glen Woodry today, you'll be sur
prised. 1605 N. Summer.. Also
new bedroom suites, bargains,
chrome sets, lamps, tables, lamps.
3.000 items new & used. Open each
night till 9. -
GREY Sealy Hide-a-Bed. or trade for
davenport set. Ph. 4-7396.
CHESTS o' DRAWERS, new and
used. Large variety, better buys.
Glen Woodry. 1605 X Summer.
Open every night till 9.
HOMART 2-burner oil circulator,. 350.
1265 S. 15th. 2-0323. '
40 LAMP & end tables. New - used.
$2.50 up. Glen Woodry, 1605 N.
Summer.
COLEMAN oil circulator, largest
size, like new, $50. 1610 Wallace Rd.
NEW davenos only $54.50. Glen
WOodry, 1605 N. Summer.
2-BDRM. suites complete. 2 rugs,
Wedgewood range, refrig 4-pc.
walnut dinette set Singer sewing
machine, fruit jars, Mixmaster 6c
misc. 1850 N. 19th. Ph. 4-1433.
WROUGHT i iron bargains. . Glen
Woodry, 1603 N. Summer.
GOOD electric range, frigidaire. full
size bed. mattress & springs in
good condition. Ph. 2-3327.
USED 5-piece chrome dinette, 832.30.
Woodry. 1605 N. Summer. -
3 USED refrigerators. 3 used mat
tresses, also exenange wringers oc
motors for washers. Ph. 3-1292.
4550 Monroe Ave.
USED Davenports, $10. to $100.
Woodry. 1605 N. summer.
WILL SACRIFICE ,
All 1 Yr. Old.
Kenmore Deluxe Electric Stove
Coldspot 11 cu. ft. Refrig.
Chest type Deep Freeze, 20 cu. ft
Ph. 4-5484 after 3:30 weekdays and
anytime on Sat. -
NEW swing rockers. $33.88. Glen
Woodry. 1605 N. Summer.
UNFINISHED furniture H U Stiff
rum. Store. 173 N High.
REFRIGERATOR Sc washing machine.
1437 N. 4th. -
HOUSEHOLD sale. Entire furnishing
must go. 855 Brays Ave. Sept 14,
25. 26.
USED pianos. Your choice $73. H. L.
Stiff Furniture. 178 N. High.
456 Want-, Histoid Good
WB pay top cash for used furniture
and appliances.
Salem's Largest Used Furniture and
-Appliance Store. ; . .
USED MERCHANDSIE MART.'
270 So. Liberty J Phone 4-6371
mm
CI
CASH TODAY Good used furniture
or wiu seu oa consigcoieni. rn
3-6098 SudteTl's Auction.
CASH FOR FURNITURE I
VaUey Furn. Co. 27472
458 Building Materiais
BUY USED BLD'G
Materials & Save
House Doors with frames it hard
ware (ready to install) .4,50-7.wi
Store doors (plat glass) 311.0O-J15.00
Fire doors (metal covered) $10.00 up
Freezer doors. 36x80" j $35.00
(Complete with hardware)
dlxfui" . . $40.00
t ft. Fluorescent lights $10.00 ea.
500 M No. 2 btr. used lumber $45.00 M
1x4 Flooring, uncleaned $25.00 M
3 M ft only 2" T4cG .$55.00 M
used umoers. xs io 10x24 iw.w n
200 vardi rugs with pad. $2.00 sq. yd.
, ,1 VIE ,w , a . -
sizes) i 50c sq. ft,
1'." Dlat Bias - ' 50c SO. ft.
RITTER & COMPANY
Rt. 2, Box 367 Phone 4-8311
I Miles' North of Salem. V MUe North
of Totem Pole on 99 E.
' OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY
SCREW JACKS, large selection of
good used building jacks at Bargain
Prices. -Trader Louie. Lana Ave.
1 PLYWOOD
i" flooring plywood : 134e
interior fcxtenor- Plywood CHEAP
Americas birch ply. , , M
Routine Sale No I. 3-tao 215 lb. $7 5a
Galvanized gutter per rt . .11
Kraft building paper 500 ft - 2 50
NaiU. Der kee $9.25
Mahogany plywood 14" at 15c
vr st ; 29
Senwood m at ' -. .46
Outside white paint raL -.. . 2.50
Long Plywood for boats CHEAP
Galvanized iron roofing 510 sq
Roll roofing per roll 2 45
Cedar shingles lowest prices
White asbestos siding ... 1050
Cedar siding low - prices
New screen doors i 6-95
New house doors, all sizes
Overhead garage hardware
8x7 steel Poors, complete
New 4x8 plaster board
Waterproof waUboard 4x8
16x32 ceiling me ....
Vinvl olastie floor tile
Plastic drain board covering-. .30 ft
Insulation loose and bafts . CHEAP
Shake mold per ft .10
1000 used windows Your choice
Hundreds new weather-stripped win
dows In stock $14.20 up
New picture windows , 8 00 up
Crystal slide windows , CHEAP
12-2 elect wire, roll at - '-
42 raL water heater
800 gal steel septic tanks
4 in. cast iron sou pipe
4 in Oranseburs? oioe -
Plastie nine, less than atalvanized
i In. galvanized pipe -12'V
New bath tub complete 59.50
Double sink complete wrim .93
Cedar posts, your, choice -35
Barbed wire. 12V rauce 8 95
Woven wire and chick fence . CHEAP
C. G. LONG & SONS
- Ph. 4-sosi
1 ml N of Keizer
500,000 FEET
New. fresh-milled, old and second
. growth lumber. 2x4 to 2x12. tn 8
t 24-foot lengths. Deaverea prices
$30 per thousand. Ted Muller, Ph.
salem Z-US evenings. .
5 50
13 95
44 m
1 40
$2 CO
.10
.14
$57-0
7fl
; Si
450 Merchandise
458 Bulldinq MeriTialg
$1.89!!
U 3'xr Mahogany Veneer Beauti-
lul waU covering at low cost! I
Novo-ply , for cabinet doors. 24"
73" and 30"x72- only 25c foot Rfg.
No, 1 thickbutts 1.55 square. '
4x8 Hard board 2.00. , 4x8 Rgh. re
ject ply special 11c ft (Quantity
limited). -Thousands of. smaller
sizes in fir plywood, 4 low as 3c,
, low as 12c. Your choice. Full
stock of fir. and hardwood plywood
at real savings. See us on your re
modeling needs I NO DOWN PAY.
MENT 36 Months to pay Large or
small orders greatly astpreciated.
' . Remember, nnrn all dav Sat. at
PORTLAND ROAD LUMBER YARD
3545 Portland Road , , Ph. 4-4433
460 Musical Instruments
USED pianos at bargain prices. Trad-
er. ouie. isw ana Ave.
AEOLIAN player piano with rolls.
a-i condition & tone. Ph. 3-8551.
WURUTZER Elec. church size organ
sound box. By priv. party. Like
new but -will sell at sacrifice. 416
E.! Grant. Lebanon. Ore. Ph. 4301.
462 Sports Equipment
GOING DUCK HUNTING? 12i-ft
Doat, oars, trailer & 3'i h.p. motor,
all for 3135. 4640 Portland Rd.
North of Pine Inn. Ph. 2-1359.
30-30 WINCHESTER carbine with
scope, uice new. 2743 S. summer.
Ph. 3-97O0. !
I CASH ONLY i
NO DEALERS!
We havent built any apartment
nouses or note is otit we would sure
like to do business (on a cash basis)
with those who have! It seems like
every one makes money . off of
Uncle Sam except me ... I Just
pay him., so if you don't have
ready cash, try floating a govern
ment loan . . . Vd like to get some
of my money back 1
DEER RIFLES !
300'! CAL. REMINGTON. Model 722
witn dotted Weaver K 4 scope,
straps, recoil pad. etc. Reg. (158.80.
now . 1109.50
30-06 REMINGTON, Model 721 witn
aoiteo ZU to 5 Vari-scope. check
red stock. Ivory tips, etc. Reg;
$195-5. now . , si 19.50
300 CAL. CONVERT; with K li
weaver mount ana scope. Perfectly
spaced. Recoil pad. Reg. $93.00,
now lis oe
300 CAL. CONVERT. Pronrl inuwl
Recoil pad. Reduced to only .J32.50
218 BEE with 4-power scope .533.00
OUTBOARD MOTORS
$ HP JOHNSON with neutral clutch.
new cranicsnan. drive shaft, points
and plugs. Trolls perfectly. Sold
for $195.00, now only $119 50
$ HP JOHNSON. FuH reverse. New
points ana plugs. Completely re
conditioned, only $69 JO
5 HP. JOHNSON. As is $39.
9.8 HP JOHNSON. Duck Hunters
special , $69.30
BOATS... MOTORS...
1. TRAILERS :
WE UNDERSELL ANYBODY!
14 Boat, Trailer and S HP Johnson
-Jnotor. only $129.50
14 Boat, Trailer and choice of good
-S HP or. 9.8 ..HP Johnson motor.
only $149 JO
10 n Boat. Wide beam. Safe. Ideal
. duck or baas boat, only $29J0
HOT ROD MERCURY WITH "HUH-
RICANE POWER HEAD. I Puh.
leeze . . won't somebody buy this
thing? Reduced to only $159.50.
jo-o-o7 si.30, tneni
NO SALES TO
DEALERS
1
WE NEED GOOD LOW-PRICED
BOATS FOR DUCK HUNTERS
1 1 ; TRADE NOWl
Expect boat and motor repairs.
! SALEM !
I BOAT HOUSE !
ji 100 CHEMEKETA I
1 ' PHONE -3-9303 i
OR TRADE, rifles, shotguns & pist-
dis, pnone j-ossj.
30-06 ENFIELD Weaver K4 scop. 30-
m springiieia. rn. -eszs.
CASH paid tor used guns, modern
ana - anique. cascade Mere-. 1Z3U
Broadway. i
4o4 Bicycles
GIRL'S Columbia bicycle. Good
icondition. $20. 1210 N. lth St. i
MAN'S Elgin bike. $9.50. Glen
woodry, 1605 N. Summer. !
FOR SALE or trade. Girl's bike. 27"
for smaller bike. Good cond. Nora
..Haines, 3579 Cherry-Ave. Ph. 4-7057.!
468 for Rent Miscellaneous
U-FIX-IT-GARAGE J
Repair you own ear Phone 4-52611
209 N ComT si
U - DRIVE TRUCKS
CAR -, STAKE - VAN . RENTALS
Stevenson BEE-HIVE Mefford
19 COURT ST PHONF. -1931
' H Bfchl or lease (ge waivnouse
s space cement floors, brick bias
fdown town Inaulre H. L Stiff
IFnr- vs:m -1 . (
McCULLOCB chain saws and post
hole augers by day.: Towne Equip;
jmeni to P 4-1541. , i
70 For Sale, Miscellaneous
ELECTRIC steam cabinet $100.
i Woodry. 1605 N. Summer. r
HALUCRAFTER short wsve receiv
er for sale. $30. 3224 State. j
WOOD circulator. $25. Glen Woodry,
11605 N. Summer. ; I
$30 FOR YOUR old water heater on
-! a new Westinghouse water -heater,
f Guaranteed 10 years Yeater Ap-
j pnance lo. m. 3-3ii. s
OIL circulator,- barrels, pipes lc
'Stand. $32.50. 4-1548. i
T SAW, 10" T. arbor ext. tables.
i 1-h.p- $150. used 2 hours. Ph. 3-5983.
SHOP Glen Woodry Bargains. Open
every nit till 9. .
i ORGANIC
! FERTILIZER
Odorless
Sack or bulk. Ph. 3-8127"
DESKS, chests, new. used. Glen
t Woodry, 1605 N. Summer. i
TOP SOIL
I !
t RIVER SILT FILL DIRT
f pROMPT DEXJVEHT. PH. 2-1749
f K1ZR SAND AND GRAVEL
12 GAUGE shotgun. Winchester 22
S rifle. a-in. electric drill & bit.
I Fireplace equipment 3.000 items.
Glen Woodry's Bargain Market
1 103 N. Summer. Open every nit
I till pjn.
' "'I"
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