Oregon Election Returns
Etor'i note: Tabulations early
this morning gave the following
county-by-county figures ' in Ore
gon's Senate race.), f ; - i !
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
1.4 . -t- IV S. Scutse- - ' i I
Caonty, : P PR Cardn Nobgr
Baker
38 36 : ,2861 3363
41 41 ! 6o43 3771
143 148 ' 16662 18096
50 SO J254 5787
33 3313092 4912
71 71 : 6,127 - 8666
16 16 i 1592 1394
, 13 13 j : 1477 I 1297
,32 32U3503 2941
82 82! 9404 ; 8072
7 7; 682 I 364
14 14 1266 1081
21 21 ; 1133 f 758
14 14 I 2320 r 1943
94 94 ! 11896 "' 9538
Benton I i;
Clackmas :
Clatsop . '
Columbia
Coos 1
Crook '
Curry j
Deschutes :
Douglas
Gilliam
Grant
Harney '
Hood River
Jackson 1
Abolishment of
Un-American i
1 1 !
;ea i i
WASHINGTON (UP Rep.
Francis E.T Walters i D-Pa) Ji who
is in line to become, chairman of
the House 'Un-American Activities
Committee in the next Congress,
announced Wednesday he will ask
the" House in January to abolish
that controversial committee. 1 ,
Walter said he would ask; the
new Democratic controlled House
to : transfer: the functions of the
Un-American Activities Commit
tee to ,the i Judiciary Committee,
of - which he is - second ranking
Democratic member. ; , . I
The Un-American , Activities
Committee, headed during the Jast
Congress by Rep. Harold H. Velde
(R-Ill), has been one of the most
controversial groups in Congress.
Established as a standing com
mittee of the House In 1945, most
of the time and efforts of its mem
bers and staff has been directed
toward investigations ; of Commu
nists and Communism. ! I
, Velde aroused a verbal storm
in 1953 when he issued a subpena
for former President Truman to
appear before the committee.! Mr.
Truman declined to honor the sub
pena, and Velde never pressed it,
Califortiia Plane J
Crash Kills Four j
- SAN BERNARDINO. Calif. unL
Four bodies,; three Jiuroed beyond
1 recognition, were found by a
ground rescue party Tuesday near
the scene of a wrecked private
plane 10 miles north of Fontana,
in the San Bernardino Mountains.
The plane left San Bernardino
Monday night for Los Angeles, 60
" miles westj . '
Aboard were the pilot, Harold
W. Kirk, 22;, Maj. Lloyd C. Gates,
returning to his station in Ice
land; Wayne Fanyoresetuttve 'f
Honeywell Oil Drilling Co.; and
Paul S. Kappelman, civilian em
ploye at nearby Norton Air Force
Base, who was flying to Chanute
. Field, 111., for special training. All
were from 'San Bernardino.
Man,101, Tells
Of Civil War
PORTSMOUTH, N. H. (vP)-L
Streeter S. Smith , recalled the
tolling of bells following bis 101st
birthday. . i 1
His birthday celebration wis
. as usual, a trip to York Beach,
Maine, for a feed of lobster stew
1 and clams. Wearing his ,77-year-
old wedding day hat it cost him
$1.50 in 1877 the centenarian
went back 97 years -in memory
and told of a cattle show he at
tended when he was 4 years old.
By trade he became carriage
painter." L I ! i
To the usual question is' to
what he attributes his- long life,
Streeter Smith reiterated, "I just
keep breathinV i
SHIP DRIFTING IN STORM I
HALIFAX. N.S. ( . Marine
Radio reported Wednesday ' night
the 2,046-ton Norwegian freighter
Otta has lost her rudder and is
drifting helplessly in storm-tossed
seas about 25 miles off Sable Is
land, on Nova Scotia's; southern
most tip. ; : - t ; . -j I
PIONEER NATIVE DIES ! J,
GRANTS PASS UD Funeral
services are being arranged here
for Josephine Holton Nickerson, 97,
laid to have been the first white
child born in Josephine County.
t ,
Or. V L Ltm. II O Or O. Ckaa. MJ3
DRS. CHAN and LAM
CHINEE NATUROPATHS
Upstairs. 407 Court St
Otfie pa 8tardu al. !
to I -B.: 1 m Caasaltattea.
bleed pinur, IK arm testa art
(re f chart, PnetiMd ttae, uil
Wrtto tor attrMttTi clft W
ntien - . i i
I AmaihLt9STALlSSP2
REDUCES PILES'
niTTI ff IbTi wrruntrf;
For a muring relief from miseries of
aunpie pues, get new siamiest mux
Acts to relieve pain, itching w-
ttemtly. Soothes inflamed tissues,
helps prevent cracking, shrinks piles
all without surgery For fast re
Bef get new Stainless Paxo. Only
pile remedy that's absolutely stain-,
) - less. Look for word "Stainless" on
box. Suppositories or tubes, at drug
fists. Regular Paa8 also available
Tfc 1 A 1
poaviAStt
-aBtaatal'UBr
Jefferson 13 13 S32 6N
Josephine 54 52 5562 3485
Klamath 74 74 7063 6636
Lake 18 18 1417 1174
Lane 213 213 23384 21739
Lincoln j 39 39 4146 4081
Linn 71 71 8709 8681
Malheur 34 ! 33 3476 2715
Marion 127; 127 19594 148J7
Morrow 7 7 844 716
Multnmh ' 815 807 89740 106030
Polk 38 38 4380 3621
Sherman 5 S 43 310
Tillamook 38 38 3489 , 3222
Umatilla 55 54 6478 6863
Union . 30 30 2933 36Q
Wallowa 14 14 1154 1494
Wasco j 37 37 3103 3663
Washingtn 97 97 i 14208 12396
Wheeler 11 , 9 477 43
Yamhill 37 j 37 ' ' 603i; 4696
Totals . 2499 2485 281596 283164
E
ngmeers to
Return Dredge
PORTLAND (UP) The Wahki
kum. Corps of Engineers pipeline
dredge, is expected to be brought
back here from Whittier, Alaska;
about Nov. 20, according to the
Portland district army engineers
office. 1 .: ;,' ' 1
The dredge and auxiliary equip
ment will be brought south by k
Navy LSD. Portland district of
ficials said they hope to put thj;
Wahkiakum back to work at th$
mouth of the Columbia river, re
lieving the Clackamas. 8
The dredge was taken to Alaska
in August for a 45-day project ia
Whittier harbor. j . 1
Osteopath,
J
ect
Slaying Scene
CLEVELAND Ul A forgottei
teddy bear, a child's smile fror
a photograph these tender me
mentoes of family life left Di.
Samuel Sheppard in bitter tears
Wednesday. , J
They caught his eye during
dramatic homecoming. The little
boy who forgot the teddy bear and
who smiled for the camera was
his seven-year-old son. Chip. i
With the jury that is trying hint
for his life. Sheppard was take?
Wednesday to the white and zreea
frame borne where his wife, Mari
lyn, 31. was murdered in her be
last July 4. i j
, He had not set foot on the prem
ises since a few . days after bey
slaying. The bleakness of the col4
gray day was matched only by the
bleakness in the handsome Shep
pard'a face as be fought for con
posure. ; ; jf
1 The . 30-year-old osteopath is ac
cused vf slaying his wife. He facet
tk. .1 . : .t.! st . : j 'tt.
has denied the crime and said-a
bushy haired stranger did the
slaving. J . .;. . j I
The visit to the scene of the
crime climaxed a series of swiQ
developments that, rolled the trial
into high gear at last after 12 dul
days of a tug-of-war over a jury;
Opening statements by the statf
and the defense are scheduled fof
Thursday. i I
James R. Manning. 38-year-oU
real estate salesman who commit
ted a sex crime 11 years ago, was
dropped from tb jury during th
iiiuruuig. t 1 . -
Youths' Social
Conflict Study
Undertaken
EAST LANSING, Mich. (INS
Two 'Michigan State College
psychologists are trying to find
out what happens in the minds of
children who don't get their way-
Dr. Harold H. Anderson and
bis wife. Dr. Gladys L. Andersoni
are studying ; social conflicts is
children on a world basis. They
have just returned from Europe;
and have completed the testing
of I 7,750 children; in six couni
tries. I -
It will take the Andersons two
years to correlate their data and
analyze and interpret what hap
pens to the thoughts of children
after conflict The findings will
be put under four headings: hos
tiliry and aggression, ambiguous
or indecisive conclusions, submit
sions and. creative problem-solv
ing. . i j
i To parents t and psychologists
this will mean additional infor-j
mation about children in regards
to anxiety, escape from reality ;
lying, cneaung, aecepuon, pun-
isnment and fair play.
The tests. . which the Ander
sons gave to seventh graders in
Sweden, Germany, Norway and
England, consisted of incomplete
stories to be completed by the;
children. The tests have been
also given in the U.S. and Mex
ko. i ' ...'.!! -.11
LOW BIDDER ANNOUNCED -
PORTLAND A. H. Saxtoa
Son, CorvaUis, was low bidder, at
&136.900, on the Black Creek forest
develonment road in Donrfa
County, the U. S. Bureau of PuWie
noaas reponea weanesoay., -
"Ac: J "cf sati:a so t:3,
vmmn cfucers!'
Aid ttm. Sf. Sfc. Culmi I. K.J.
Kw it's 11 Jin to rnnlttr Vnxnimg aina
mt acM indixaitioB. tu, Wrtaara-thaaka
to "praaenptjeojvt' fananla ef F. JL
Ttmttr. Pa.G. XdieaSy-Tm4 Ftaear'a
TaUeta aeotlM away ala fait I Eat BMat
aartsiiur yva haa witbost fear f aiiliaaa.
..Tiny rlif arat r arawr aack 1
Gat Mate's TaMata. 1H.MMM taki, .
Insp
New York Stock1 Markets
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . '
Admiral Corporation 28
Allied Chemical . 93
AHis Chalmers '. i : 70 Vt
American Airlines 17
American Tel. 1 TeL -; 17?
American Tobacco 60
Anaconda Ctiper t ; 41
Atchison Railroad 1 116
Bethlehem, SUel to
Boeing Airplane Co. 60
Borg Warner I 100
Burrosghs Adding Machine 21
California Packing 31 Vi
Canadian Pacific i . 26
Caterpillar Tractor y 69
Celanese Corporation 20
CiUes Service 108
Consolidated Edison : 44
Crown Zeilerbach 1 i 57
Curtiss Wright . ' 12
Douglas Aircraft r 88
du Pont de Nemours 145
Eastman Kodak 59
Emerson Radio . 11
General Electric j I 433
General Foods v, 73
General Motors ' 92
Georgia Pac Plywood 17
Goodvear Tire 95 -
Homestake Minong Co. 48
International Harvester ' 34
International Paper , 81
Johns Manville . 77
Kaiser Aluminum 48
Kennecott Conner 90
Ubby, McNeill y 12
Lockheed Aircraft ,., 45
Loew's Incorporated i i 16
Long bell A ' 24
tock Prices
Stage Election
Celebration 1
.1 ! - "I -: I
NEW YORK tf - The ' stock
market launched its greatest buy-,
ing spree in IS years Wednesday in
an election celebration.'
Prices shot ahead with the heavi
est gains since the start of World
War IL
.On average they neared the high
est levels since the grim October
days of the great crash of 1929.
Gains amounted to $1 to nearly
$5 a share in many instances in
key areas. AIL major divisions of
the market advanced There were
few laggard sections.
The Associated Press average of
60 stocks advanced $2.60. That gain
tops any single day since Sept 5,
1939. at the beginning of World War
IL On that day the average jumped
ahead $3.50.
Wednesday the average closed at
$137.30, only 10 cents under the
1984 peak' which was the highest
Since Oct. 18, 1929.
The industrial component of the
average was up $4.20, the rails
were ahead $1.30, and the utilities
in an unusually buoyant display
of strength added '$1.10.'
Grain Price
Trends Mixed
CHICAGO IT) Market action
sprang largely from official Weath
er Bureau reports as to crop and
moisture conditions Wednesday.
In early deals there was little
decisive trend as traders tried to4
assay the effects of election chang
es. By midsession there were sev
eral distinct sinking spells which
carried wheat as much as two
cents and, soybeans as, much as
nine cents off. j
Some recovery came on toward
the close lifting several contracts
into the gain column. . M
. Wheat closed -l cents lower,
corn lower to higher, oats
lower to higher, and rye un
changed to higher, i Soybeans
brought anywhere from 2 cents
lower, to 1 higher and lard was
unchanged to 15 cents a hundred
pounds down. : i
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND aV-(USDA)-Cattle
salable 300; market fairly active
late, mostly steady with some beef
cows' strong; few commercial-low
good steers 17.00 21.00, utility
grades 12.00-15.00; -utility-low com
mercial heifers 11.00-16.00; canner-
cutter cows mostly (.00-7.50, few
8.00; utility cows 9.00-11.00, com
mercial: grades 12.50; utility-commercial
bulls 12.50-14.00.
. Calves salable 50; market about
steady; good-choice veakrs 17.00
20.00; few lots good-choice around
500 . B calves 15.00-16.50, utility
commercial grades 9.00-14.00.
, Hogs salable 200; holdover 200;
market slow, mostly 25 lower;
choice No. 1-2 butchers 180-235 lb
2&25-20.75, several decks mixed
mostly choice No. 2-3 butchers un
sold, choice 145-260 lb 13.00-19.50;
Choice 425-550 lb SOWS 15.00-16.00.
Sheep salable 300; market slow,
steady-weak: small lots choice
prime 112 Bj wooled lambs 1750,
few good-choice grades 16.00-17.00;
good "Choice feeders 13.00 13.50;
good slaughter ewes 4.50-5.00.
Rebels Cut Off
French Columns ;
. ALGIERS, Algeria Two
armored French relief columns
battled their way into the little
town of Arris in the Algeria-Tunisia
border region Wednesday, then
found themselves cut off by fierce
attack from rebel terrorists,, op
erating from surrounding moun
tain hideouts. i!
The rebels slashed highway com
munications after the French en
tered Arris. Helicopters were used
to mfafari contact with the re
lief columns inside the town.
When a cough starts be pa using
Creoarabioai quick for soothing, re
laxinc, phlegm loosening help. You II
like its results better than other medi
cine or dmggwt refunds your money.
No narcotics. Pleasant to take.
cnEor.:u:orj
72
19
56 c
ia
44 -123
85
17
11
36
34 C
54,
39
64
94
57
43
50
72
46
45 V
71 !
98
12
10
45 I
34
26
50
142
30C
63
, 5
33
58-
18
60 C
23
71 C
45
Salom Market
Quotations
(As of latt yesterday) i
BUTTERFAT
Premium
No. 1
BUTTER
Wholesale
BetaU
.50
M
!
JH
.71
EGGS (Baylnr) i
(Wholesale prices range from 6
to 1 ce&ta ever buying price)
Large AA I ! i, JO
Large A , , 2&
Medium AA- ' J3
Medium A , , 23
Small J.0
POULIKT i i
Colored Hens
Leghorn Hens
Colored Fryers
Colored Roasters
Old Roosters
.13
.11
22
40
(
Portland Produce
PORTLAND ( t-.Butterfat
Tentative, subject : to immediate
chance Premium quality deliver'
ed in Portland, 58-61 lb, first qual
ity, 56-59; second ; quality.1, 54-o7.
Butter Wholesale. f.o.b. ! bulk,
cubes to wholesalers Grade AA,
93 score, 58 lb; r. score. 57;
B grade. 90 score, 56; 89 score. 53.
Cheese To wholesalers Oregon
singles. 38 -41 lb; Oregon 5-lb loaf
41-44. . .1
Errs To j wholesalers Candled
f.o.b . Portland. A! large, 37; A
medium, 29 -31 j ;A" small, 22-
22. ; i ;
Eggs To retailers Grade AA,
large, 43; - A large. 40; 1 AA
medium, 32-34; A. medium, 31-33;
A small, 24. Cartons, 1-3 cents
additional.
Poultry and Fraits I " .
Live chickens No. 1 ' quality,
25; at the farm, 24; light hens,
11; heavy hens, 13; old roosters,
10-11. . t !
Turkey To producers, for
heavy hens, 34 f. old. farm. New
York dressed basis; toms, 25-26;
fryer-roasters, 31 alive. ; i
Rabbits Average t o growers
Live white, 3-4 i lbs, 18-20; 5-6
lbs- 14-16; old does. 8-10. few
higher. Fresh dressed fryers to
retailers, 54-57: cut up. 60-63.
Filberts Wholesale selling price
fo.b. Oregon plants! No. 1 jumbo.
26-21 lb; large, 24-26; medium,
22-24; to growers, on field run
basis, f.o.b. plant, 15-16 . i
Walnuts Wholesale selling price.
f.o.b. Oregon plants Frist' quality
jumbos ' 32-33 ; large, 29-30:
mediums. 26-27; second quality.
3 per pound less. , .
Wholesale Dressed Meats
- Beef Steers, choice, 500-700 lbs,
40.00-43.00; good, 35.00-41.00; com
mercial,. 31.0046.00J i utility, 26.00-
31.00; commercial cows 2400-2800;
utility, - 220-26.00; earners-cutters
17.00-21.00. .' l! !
Beef .cuts (choice steers) Hind
quarters, 33.00-57.00; rounds,; 47.00-
50.0; full loins, trimmed, 75.00-
84.00; forequarters: 31.00 - 34.00;
chucks, 35008.00; ribs. 52.00-58.00
Pork cuts Loins, choice, 8-12 lb,
46.00-48.00; shoulders, 15 lb, 33.00-
36.00; spareribs, 45150-49.00; fresh
ham 10-14 In. 00-51.00 '
IVeal and calves Good-choice, all
weights, 2800-39.002 commercial.
26.0044.00.
Lambs Choice-prime under 50 B
36.00-38.00; good, all weights, 33.00-
36.00, ;
Wool-Orrease basis, Willamette
Valley, 50 lb; Eastern : Oregon
mixed cross bred range wooL 50-
55; fine and half , blood, 50-53.
Coantry-dressed meats, ; f.a.b.
Portland:
Beef Cows - utility, 23-25 lb;
canners-cuttcrs. 11-19.
Veal Top quality, lightweight.
29-30; rough, heavies. -18-28,
Hogs Lean blockers 29-30; sows.
light,' 23-25.
i Lambs Best light springers.
32-34. I
, Mutton Best, 10-12; . cull-utility.
a-. - , r . '
Fresh Produce
Onions 50 lb sacks, -Calif, white
2.50-75; . Wash. Yakima yellows,
med-lge, 2.00-20; No.. 2s, 1 JO-75;
Idaho yellows, 125-50. ' . .
Potatoes Oregon I Russets. No.
l a, 3.35-50, few 3.00-25; No. 2, 50
lb, 90-1.00; Wash. Russets, No, 1-A,
3.00-25; No. 2, 50 D). 80-85;' Idaho
bales. 5-10 lb bags. 220-35; , 100 lb.
No. 1-A. 3.50-75. : j v :
Hay-U. S. No. jf green" alfalfa,
baled - fo.b. Portland, 3200-3400 a
ton t j ,A
G00D-DV0
Enjoy ajvack vafiaf mmd
syadily aauwue adhiag
eorna with thin, eoahiost
lag Dr. geboH'a Ziav
sda. Cost bat tnfte.
i )jtt,ilt
Montgomery Ward . .
New York Central
Northern Pacific ' - -Pacific,
American Fish
Pacific Gas Electric
Paific Tel. Tel.
Penney ( J.C.) Co.
Pennsylvania R.R. '
Pepsi Cola Co. '
Philco Radio
Radio Corporation
Rayonier Incrop
Rayonier Incorp Pfd
Republic Steel
Reynolds Metals ,
Richfield Oil j
Safeway Stores Inc.
Scott Paper Co.
Sears Roebuck j Co.
Socony-Vacuum I Oil
Southern Pacific
Standard Oil Calif
Standard Oil ' N.J.
Studebaker Packard
Sunshine Mining
Swift , i Company
Transmaerica Corp.
Twentieth iCentury Fox
Union Oil Company
Union Pacific '
Unied Airlines -United
Aircraft
United Corporation ,
United States Plywood
United States Steel
Warner Pictures
Western Union Tel
Westinhouse Air Brake
Westinhouse Electric
Woolworth, Company -
can::3
I at . jm
I
Channel Chuckles
- By BQ Keaae
"Wake ! The hsnr and a half
star-studded spectacular premier
la glorious color is over.' f .
Ihvostmont Trusts
: (Zilka. Smlther Sc Co Inc.)
Bid
5.35
14.07
As lied
5.73
15.23
: .
26S
21.41
! 865
. 2.3S
19.73
' 27.10
23.63
14.52
sin
11.99
. 20.56
,11.04
8.46
8.92
i 27.28
5.91
7.01
. 9.06
4 23
10.57
S.6S
25.50
Affiliated Fund
Canadian Fund i..
Century Shares Trust JO.M
Chemical Fund 4.92
Delaware Fund -....7.47
Diver. Invest, Fund -L- 7.89
Dividend Shares I j. J.1S
Eaton Sc H BaL Fund-.18.4A
Fund Invest "
Gas Indus. Fund
Incorp. Investors
Key. Cust. Fundi:
B- - - V
b-4 ; .
K-i ZXZZZZZZ
s-a r I ,
S-4 L.: 5
Man. Bond-Fund -
Mass. Invest. Trust
Natl. Sec. Series:
Income Series '. .;..
Stock Series ,
Pref. Stock S. .; .
Spec' Series
Tel.-Elec. Fund ; -, .
Value line Inc. Fund.i
Wellinrton Fund
J1.62
.13.52
. I
..19J5
10.99
.18.84
-.10.10'
7.75
. S.14
-.23.23
. 5.41
. 41
. 8.29
. 3.87
, 9.70
. 50
23.44
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
I have been appointed as executrix
of the will and estate of ALICE
W. RICKMAN. deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate
hereby are required to present them,
with ! proper vouchers, - within six
months from the date hereof, to me,
at 213-20 Pioneer Trust Building,
Salem, Oregon. '
Dated 14th October 1954. i
. MILDRED RICKMAN VEHRS.
As Such Executrix.
Allan G. Carson. . .
Peter M. Gunnar,
Salem, Oregon.
Attorneys for Executrix.
, i . Q.14J1.28.N.4
TIMBER FOR - SALE. UNITED
STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE IN
TERIOR. BUREAU OF LAND MAN
AGEMENT. SEALED BIDS as here
inafter designated will be received
by the District Forester. Bureau of
Land Management. 215 North Front
Street Salem. Oregon, beginning at
9:00 a.m.. PACIFIC STANDARD
TIME, on December T- 1954. for ail
timber marked or designated for cut
ting. Before bios are submitted, full
Information concerning th timber,
the conditional of sale and submis
sion of bids should be obtained from
the above District Forester. The right
la hereby reserved to waive tech
nical defects In this advertisement
and to reject any or all bids. The
United States reserves the right to
waive any informality In. bids re
ceived whenever such waiver it in
the interest of the United States. TN
CLACKAMAS AND MARION COUN
TIES: OREGON: MeC: SEALED
BIDS: BIG LEAF MAPLE BURLS
AND FIGURED WOOD: All Big Leaf
Maple trees containing Burls and
Figured Wood on S'iNE',4, Sec. S.
T. 7 S R. 2 , W. M, estimated
for the purpose of this sale to be
S tons. No bid for less than S20.00
per ton. or: a total purchase price
of $160.00. will be considered. Mini
mum deposit with bid S5O.0O.
' t S.4.U.
Ethel Bert CUre Case ' . ! : - i
' At the residence, 287 S. Winter;
Nov. 2. Survived by daughteri Mrs.
Mildred Routenkranz. Salem;! sons,
Loyd L. Case, Clifford S. Case, .both
ef Portland; - sisters. Mrs. Fred Has
selgrove. Central Point, Ore., Mrs.
Pearl Sherman, Etna. Calif.; 1 grand
children: treat grandchildren. Serv
ices Thursday. Nov. i 4. at 1-30 pj-n.
in the Clough-Barrick - ChapeL Rev.
Wayne Greene win officiate: Inter
ment City View Cemetery.
Sally Ann Webster Jones
Late resident of Rt, 4. Salem, at
a local hospital Nov. 2. Survived by
daughter, Mrs. Roy Hagedorn, Salem;
sons, Charley Jones, Salem. Walter
Jones. Lincoln. Nebr.; 13 grandchil
dren; 11 great grandchildren. Serv
ices will be held Friday Nov.- at
2:00 p.m. in the . Virgil T. Golden
chapeL Rev. Robert lcllvenna will
omctate. interment Rosedale ceme
tery. t - - . y
Klrsttne Load ,
Salem. Nov. 3. Survived by daugh
ters, jars, uurays nameia.- saiem.
Mrs. Inger Flom. Everett. Wajh Mrs.
Naomi Fox. Noti. Ore.; son. John E.
Lund. Tulsa. Ok la.; sisters. Miss
La urine Jeppesen, Miss Katrine Jep
pesen. both of Denmark; brother.
Launts . jeppesen. - Denmark. An
nouncement of services later by the
Virgil T. Golden Co. - .
James R. Paal 1
Lata resident of S434 S. V Boise,
Portland. Oregon. At a local hospi
tal. Nov, 1. Survived by. wife. Syl
via. Portland, Oregon: daughters,
Mrs. GUdyt a. Bmitn, Portland. Mrs.
Ruby Selander. , Hollywood, : Calif 4
sons. Lee A. Paul. Woodland. Wash,
Harold R. Paul, CoUege Place. Wash..
William E. Paul. Bridge Oregon: 13
grandenuaren; a great-grandchildren.
Services win be held Frt Nov. S at
2:30 p.m. 'in the Clough-Barrick
ehaneL Interment at City Viey ceme
tery win be private. . Dr. Brooks
Moore win ofzicate. . 1
Mii May Scott 1
Passed away Nov. 1. at local hos
pital late resident of S7S N. Liberty.
Salem. Survived by husband. Joseph
F. Scott-of Salem. 1 son. Alvah Scott
of Salem: s sisters, Mrs. Frank Cul
ver of Spokane. Wish- Mrs. Bessie
Stark 'of Taeoma. Wash, Mrs. Lou
ise Christenson of Seattle. Wash.: 1
brother. Reese Ivy. Spokane. Wash.;
I grandchild. Mrs. Joyce Wiles. Sa
lem; 3 great-grandchildren; several
nieces and nephews. Lifelong mem
ber of First Christian Church. Serv
ices Thurs.. Not.. 4. at 10 JO ajn. in
She. Chapel, ' Rev.- Wayne Green of
ficiating. Interment Sheridan Mason
ie Cemetery. Sheridan. Oregon. Un
der direction of Clough-Barrick Co
WOilaaa Scat
Late resident of Kernville. Ore;,
at a local hospital Nov. 1 at the
age of 88. Survived by daughters.
Mrs. Theodore West. Salem. Mrs.
Bernard Fluke, Kernville. Ore.: Mr.
George Scott. Xernvtlle; 8 grandchil
dren. 3 great grandchUden. Services
wui - be neia Tnursaar,; Nov. 4 at
11:09 ajm.' at the Bale man Funeral
Home. Oceanhke. Ore.: Graveside
services at City View Cemetery Sa- i
: I ;
I I . :
Obituaries
' ' ' sam
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
W. G. Keller haa been by order of
the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for 'the County of Marlon,
appointed administrator : with will
annexed of the Estate of John A.
Finley. Deceased. Any persona hav
ing claims against aaid estate are re
quested to present them, with proper
vouchers; at i21S Masonie Building.
Salem. Oregon, within six months
from the date of this notice, i
Dated this J4th day of October.
194. ' V Hi . ; i . .
W. G. KELLER 1
' t ' Administrator; with Will An-
? nexed of the; Estate of John
I A. Finley, Deceased.
Keller Sc KeUer i; i ;
80S EquiUble BldgJi :
Portland. Oregon R ( : j
Attorneys for Administrstor with Will
Annexed . p 14. 21. 28. N. 4.
ADS IN THIS COLUMN
RECEIVED
Too Late to Classify
ALSO large asst. new and used trail
ers, attractive prices,; term, take
furniture, cars, trucks or what have
you as part dow payment. Write
or come in todiv.
LANA LANE TRAILER PLAZA
1940 Lana Ave, i t, i Salem. Ore.
BARGAINS, new 30 gaL flat top. elee.
hot water heater, nearly new wash
ing machine, diamond ring, new
Bulova ladies wrist watch. These
: are bargains, i. . ia"'
1W0 Lana Ave. is 'T Salem, Ore.
1932 FORD truck for sale or trade.
Ph. 2-4233. If . " -
MY EQUITY in 1847 Pontiac. motor
; recently overhauled.: 2-2500. 2260
Simpson St. '
3 BR. HSE. a yra. eld in San Fran
cisco for ' income, iira., or farm,'
4-2192 after 3. irr .J ; .-.
WANT 2 bdrm. unfurn. house. No. or
close to preferred) Call 3718.
BUSINESS man and family desires
a 3 bdrm. home u with basement
Ph. 3-5361. ii : M
ALL FURN. 3 rm. house. Ph. 3-7018.
SMALLER 2 bedroom ; home: with
wiiiuuiBiiua uving ana aimng
room. Oil stove included. Located
1540. Nebraska. S57.M per mo.
Immed. poss. See Ben Colbath.
Realtor. Ph. 4-4494. a i
2 B.R. Unfurn. North t fonn
2 B.R. Furn. East :i ' 67 oo
2 B R. Furn.' South ij - , , T"
3 Rm. Furn. Apt. .. .-i i 4nnn
3 Rm. Ct. Apt Rng. Refrig S50.00
tifllXR ST. REALTY RENTAL
i. SERVICE f
1748 Center Ph. 4-6631 Eve. 2-7812
DUPLEX, upper furn.. . S50. Lower,
partly lurn, 43. ; z Ddrm. each.
653 N. Front.
EXPERIENCED apartment bouse
manager, can furnish best of refer
ences. Statesman-Journal Box 845.
WANTED, married ,nuu for dairy
work. - We . furnish bouse. Rieck
Bros., Rt 5, Box 342.
SMALL Coleman oil circulator. Good
condition. $20. , Call 2-4634. See .at
2270 Laurel. ' - 1
TEENAGER coat 14 to 16 size. 2 rain
coats, z run jengxn ciout coau. use
new. Ph. 4-6096.
FOR SALE, den or playroom furni
ture. Blonde California style with
red figured upholstering. Daveno,
chair, end table and - foot stooL
: Like new. Eve. Ph. 2-3738. !
AKC registered female ' Dachshund
pups. S50 eacht Ph. 2-4834.
TO GIVE away. Collie Shephard dog.
T mo. old. Ph. 2-3837.1
FOUND, 1 roll 620 daylight Koda
eolor exposed film In front of
downtown post office. Pay for ad.
LOST, 1 roll 620 black end whit
exposed film on Chemeketa be-
- tween High and Liberty sta. Please
see Betty Lawrence, at th Rtates
man -Journal office. ' -
300 Personal;.
312 Lost and Found '
LOST: Occasional chair ' on Turner
Rd. Please ph. 3-5976.
LOST blue sweater. Fairgrounds Rd.
Phone 3-6370. t
LOST by newsboy, brown framed
glasses near Stan Baker Motors on
N. High. Ph. 3-4696. !
LOST: Wedding & engagement rings,
fastened together by safety pin.
Vicinity of Capitol theatre Sc Meth
odist . Church. Reward, i Box 843,
Statesman-Journal.- 11
LOST Golden angora . kitten. Satur
day night, 567 Bliler. Ph. 4-6493.
LOST Chocolate brown male Span
iel dog (Skipper):, i Reward. Henry
Ofart Rtj 2, Box 143. Silverton 34303.
316 Personal
OPENING Nov. 6. Hobby & Gift
Shop. Central Howell. Ph. 4-2489.-
, PSYCHIC READER
Mrs. Eddie gives names, dates and
facts without asking ' questions.
Reading daily. Tip-Top Motet So.
Com'l Salem, 10 ajn. to S pjn.
SATE, j permanent removal of un
sightly facial hairs. Erich of N. Y.
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous, 315s N.
Commercial. 2-2108 or 4-8600. 4
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group No.
1. 2088 N. ComX 3-4337. 4-3544.
BORN PSYCHIC. .
Mrs. May's, reads your Ufa like a
book. Will not ask you a question,
haa helped thousands attain success
in love, marriages business. WiU
help you also. .3645 Portland Rd.
Look for - - :
ALJRMA MOTEL SIGN
400 Agriculture
402 livestock For Solo
BLACK riding pony; Price reason
able. Phone 2-0426.- t '
NICE Guernsey cow. mos. old.
Price to sell for $65. . Inquire at
Ramp Sc Varvel . Service Station at
; Brooks for Eugar jxgiish.
17 Weaner pigs Ac 1 sow. Ph. 2-4256.
3040 N. Krver IKl. t -
4 YR. OLD COW. Milking 2'a gals,
a day. Freshen January. $85. Rt 5,
Box 61. -
REGISTERED milking Shorthorn
heifer 3 yrt. old.. Will freshen in
spring. R; W. Hay den, Rt. 3. Box
797. Ph. 2-8161.
FOR SALE Purebred Southdown
; buck lamb, either with or witnsut
, papers. Denver Young. Route 3.
'Box 656. Ph. 3-8477.-
WHITE-FACED feeder carves. Salem
Meat .Co. Ph. 3-4858.
LOCKER BEEF. Eastern Oregon. i
or whole. 20c Custom killing.
' Trailer loaned free. Salem Meat
Co- 1323 S. 29th. h. 3485. ...
403 IiTwstock Wanted
CATTLE BUYERS E. I. and H. Sne
then. 4297 State. 2 1345 or 2-4380.
LIVESTOCK buyer, : I buy cattle,
horses, hogs, sheep. Teat Emery
Alderman. Ph. 4-4430 or 4-7218. .
CATTLE, horses, at your farm. E. C.
McCandisb, 1127 S. 25th. Pl.. 3-6147.
LIVESTOCK buyer. A. F. Sommer,
1265 Harmonr Dr: Ph. 4-2S17.
404 Poaltry and Rabbits
EXTRA Bice red fryers. 3667 Holly
wood Ave. . Ph. 4-4124.
259 CHRISTIE New Hamp, puUeta.
mos. old. wita is Nicnois rrew
Hamp. breeding cocks, top quality
birds, blood tested and culled. Now
.laying, WUI tell or trade for dairy
stock. Ph. Albany Wa. 1690.
CUSTOM DRESSING
of poultry. We bur rabbits.
Wing-aPa, 4-3913-365 Stat
Stcrtoaxncm. Salem. Orw Thurso Nor. :i, 1954" (Sac 2) ?
400 Agriculture.
404 Poultry and Rabbits
YOUNG hens for your freezer. De
livered. Ph. 4-2470. ,
FOR SALE rabbits of all kinds.
Chris Tricker. Ph. 4-9133. i
RED hens. 81 JO dressed. 2475 Cherry
Ave. Wed. At Thurs. Ph. 2-7227.
408 Pets
PARAKEETS
Selling out! I 400 quality -breeders.
S5 and SS. Also, Babies, Seeds. Sup
plies. Cages. Breeder cages. No.
Santiam Aviary. 3 miles east of
Gates on No. Santiam Hwy. Sign
in Front. i -
TROPICAL fish aquarium. Fish, fil-
ter. etc. included. 825. 2-0426. "
SIAMESE kittens, tie Sc up. 1535
Trade St
FOR SALE Toy Terrier r puppies.
Ph. 4-4074 after S.
FREE, nice Orange cat Good hunt
er. Ph.-3-9779.
WANTED, good home for a nice cat
Ph. 4-1798. i .i .:
KITTENS to give away. 2575 Alva
rada Terrace. Ph. 3-9551. , -
TROPICAL fish tank complete. 16
gat with motor, falter Sc thermos
tat Lota of fish. S40., Ph. 2-4432.
Also 2-5 gal. tanks complete with
- fish, thermo Sc' heater. SI 5 each. -
PARAKEETS "ages, supplies Bird
Paradise Si 80 Uvtnntnn 2-1S42 -
HOLLYWOOD aquarium. 195a McCoy.
B. 10. 15 gat tanks 1S off. 2-6897.
410'Sedi end Plants
NORTHWEST strawberry plants. 1st
year. 4-2444.
MULCHING material. Straw, shav
: ings & special poultry Utter.' only
25c sack. Valley Farm Store. 4-4624
412 Fruit and Farm Producs
WALNUTS U-plck. 10c lb. Lge. Fran-
! quetts. Phi 4-4321.
HAND i picked Spitzenberg apples.
75c bn. r 1988 Mission St, Salem. -
WILL CRACK and sort your walnuts.
. 15c lbt Ph. 2-4351.
FRANQUETTE walnuts, Jacob Wei-
gum. 340 chemawa Rd. 2-5972.
GREEN walnuts. 15c a lb. Deliver
. over jO lbs. Ph. 4-4329 or 2-7243.
CABBAGE for kraut carrots, beets,
danlsh Sc sweet meat squash. Brus
sels sprts. other veg. Mehama Qa
dens, 8 mi- E. Stayton on old hiwy.
Open 12-8 p.m. all day Sat Sc Sun.
FILBERT & walnut drying. Get your
own nuts back. pn. 2-2861. Lee s
Hatchery .
FERTILIZER (WEED-FREE)
Rotted manure. 2-0331 or 4-1854.
FOR SALE Apples. Spitzenberg and
others, hand picked. Ph. 4-2437.
APPLES Spitzenberg, Worm free,
hand picked. SI to $L50 bu, 2-7153.
4147 arm
ALMOST new , Ferguson - tractor.
Terms. - trade for Real Estate.
4-1376, : . , . . .
4501 Merchandise
451 Macbinarf end Tools
10-in. CRAFTSMAN swing saw. 3
blades St table. Like new. $83.
4335 Silverton Rd. Ph. 4-3442.
GOOD ao cat Virgil Perrin. Rt 2.
Box 469. Ph. 4-1350.
4S4 Swin? Machine)
ROUND) bobbin portable electric, for
ward I Sc reverse stitch. S39.95.
Portable .-electric, like new.. 968.50
cabinet; electric good condition.
-. V41.50J '
SINGER SEWING CENTER
130 N. ComY ! Ph.. 33512
SEWING machine closeouts. S7.S0
up. Woodry's, 160S N. Summer. -
iold Goods For Sal
OUR REGULARLY LOW PRICES
SLASHED '
15 ON ANY ITEM
IN THE STORE
5VEN MORE
ON OTHERS
REG.
-$27.50
. 22.50
. 42.50
- 44.50
. 9 .50
. .50
NOW
$17.50
15.00
27.50
30.00
6.00
' 4.w
24.50
.70
14.50
7.50
10.00
. 5.00
32.50
: 12.00
25.00
7.50
2130
2230
Daveno
Davenport
Daveno and Chair
Davenport and Chair.
Platform Rocker J
Uphos. Chair - 1
S pc.- Oak Dinette
, 34.50
Child Desk and Chair. 10.00
Chest of drawers
17.50
Cab. Radio
Cash Register
Plate Mirrors
S pc. dining set
12.50
1730
9.50
45.00
18.00
35.00
10.00
29.50
32.50
6 hdwdi chairs
M.W. Duplicator
Shadow I box ., ,,
Trash burner
Radio-phono
All table and floor lamps 30; off.
Beds, springs and mattresses 25 3 off.
REMEMBER 15 OFT- ON ANY
ITEM ;.IN THE STORE THUR..
FRLND SAT. THIS WEEK.
SNOOK'S BARGAIN CENTER
; 12565 STATE ST. I .
DELUXE 54 G. E. refrig. freezer top.
Used 3 mos. Just like new. Per
fect $199. 50 o triers $35 up. Glen
Woodry. 160 N. Summer, Salem.
DINING- room sets. Make an offer.
USED MERCHANDISE MART
279 S. liberty Ph. 4-6371
HOLLYWOOD bed. mattress head
board, $29.00. Ph. 3-3282. . "
LOVELY t-pieco walnut dining set
LATE model trade-ins,-. waahera.
ranges & refrig. See at Lee's Elec
tric. - 3380 N. Lancaster. Ph. 2-6553.
COMPACT cleaner with hassock,
good cond.. $100. Ph. 4-5615.
BILTWELL davenport and chair.
clean, child's wardrobe chest Hol
lywood frame springs and mattress.
Price reasonable. Ph. 4-4811. 1
VACUUM cleaner, "Kirby." guaran
teed. 33930. 2060 N. Capitol. 3-7067.
UNFINISHED furniture. H L-Stiff
Furn. Store. 173 N High - '
VACUUM cleaner. "Kenmore, tank
with cart $49.50. 2060 No. CapitoL
-Ph. 3-M67. f 1
NEW maple & wrought iron furni-
ture bargains, shop - Glen Woodry,
1605 N. Summer I to I.
VACUUM cleaner, Electrolux. guar
anteedi $39.50.. 2060 No; CapitoL
- Ph. 3-T067. . ' -
USED pianos. Your choice $7$. H. L.
Stiff rurnlture ; 17 N High
OPEN tU tanitev Glen Woodry.
1605 N; Summer. 1
OPEN UA tooite. Glea Woodry, 1605
- N. Summer.
VACUUM cleaner "Sanatizer. 334.50.
Guaranteed. 2060 No. CapitoL Ph.
3-7067.
VACUUM cleaner Lewyt $29.50.
Guaranteed. 2060 N. Capital. 3-7067.
VACUUM? cleaner. Eureka. $7.50. 2060
No. Capitot Ph. 3-7067.
'49 THOR Auto-Magic washer com
plete with new dishwasher attach
ment (Best offer takes. Ph. 24432.
VACUUM cleaner Filtex. Make nf-
fer. 2060 No. Canitot Ph. 3-7067.
COMPACT vacuum cleaner, like new.
guaranteed. S9-50. 2060 No. Capi
tol Ph, 3-7067.
450 Merchandise
4S6 WantaxL Hschold Goods
CASH TQDAY. Good used furniture
.or will! sell on consignment Ph.
3-6098. Sudtell' Auction.
CASH FOR
Valley! Furn.
FURNITURE
Co. 27472
WE pay top cash for used furniture
. and appliances. .
SALEM'S Largest Used Furniture 4s
Appliance Store. -
I1YTM
rr
AJJit
- 270 S. LIBERTY.
PH. 44371
457 Radio and TV
n equity in Philco T.V.
table model sUnd. Ph. 2-8168. 170
Hrubetz, Rd. , i
TV for quick sale. Packard Bell 21
console. iiK new condiUon.
$175. Phi 2-2605.
MAHOGANY combin. radio-phono.
(3 speed) A 1163 N. 24th. Ph. 4-5234.
R.C.A. Radio-Phono combination. 3
only at bargain orice. j Lee's Elec
tric. 3380 N. Uncsster. Ph. J-6553.
458 Building Materials
KEITH BROWN
SPECIALS
STANDARD DUTCH
LAP SHINGLES
Gray IRed Green-
451 SmrWth nrutfin
u 5 25 s
-S2.20 ro
Asphalt Roof Coating
.99 gat
-.1.20 gaL
-1.00 gaL
riastic cement l's
Plastic Cement-S's
35 Asohilt Sheatins- ,
Paper 300' J59 roll
4 Style PC Gal Eave Trough .13 lin. ft
2" Galv. Downspout ; .13 lin. ft
SPACE SAVERS FOR
MODERN LIVING , , .;
i" Per Board
Handy Hook fixtures .02 to J7 ea.
See our xamnls RmrH
4x8 W Weatherproof '
Hardboard : 3.00 sheet
SENWOOD DOORS
2-0x6-8xt HC Flush 8.86 ea.
2- tx6-8xiai HC Flush .M ea.
Z-6x6-8xlH HC Flush j 8 65 ea.
S-SxS-Szls HC Flush Hi9A ea
3- 0x-8xU4 HC Flush 10.89ea.
3-Ox8-8xl4 HC Flush 13.98 ea.
Weslock Passage Seta 2.03 ea.
O.S. White Paint , 1 a.sn eal.
2532x2 UxRL 3 Com Oak -Flooring-
. 73.00 M
l-10x3-llxl, OM 6 lite ' i
2w 3H Sash i.: 3.00 ea.
Ping Ponf Top and Stands-. .20.00 ea.
KEITH BROWN
I IIMDCD VADh
' ; ' ' ' !' f
235 Norths Front St Phone 3-flllI
WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS'"
SPECIAL 2x4 8-ft utility grade.
; SS.00 per carrier load of approx
imately 1.400 ft
BURRXAND LUMBER CO. '
1 500,000 FEET
New. xresh-muled, old and second
growth lumber. 2x4 to 2x12, In $
$30 per -thousand. Ted Muller. Ph.
Salem 2-1196 erenlngs.
WRECKING 20
A Al f S IMS M m
UUV I rlUUblNu
I UNITS
' (ATS GRAND R0NDE)
ALL MATERIALS FOR SALE AT
OUR SALEM YD.
300 M USED NO. 2 Sc BETTER
LBR CLEANED . , , fts M
LIGHT TIMBERS 4x6, 4x6,
6x8 i , ;.$4S M
SPECIAL 2x3 NO. 1 & BETTER
STUDS i lsc EA.
WE ALSO HAVE
. DOORS. WINDOWS. PTPK
AND PLUMBING.
20,000 FT. OF REJtXTT
PLYWOOD SHT'G.
tV to l") LOW PRICE
-1 x 4 FLOORING, k
UNCLEAN ED X.S2S M .
4" BITUMINOUS DRAINAGE
PIPE. NEW 8' LENGTH
WITH COUPLINGS-30c LTN. FT.
RITTER & COMPANY
Bt 2. Box 367 Phon 4-8311
4 Miles North of Salem. 4 Mile
- North of Totem Pole on 99E '
- Open All Day Saturday -
BARGAINS
Loos Insulation, per sack
48" x 41" used windows-
Fir Jambs, good ones .
-$2.50
Galvanized gutter, style K
-13c
Nails, as & 16-
-$9.23
3-tab. 215-lb. No. 1 roof$7.75
Bldg. paper.- black Sc kraft --$2JO
Plywood i for flooring 13',4e
Waterproof wall board. 4x8, ncw-S2.00
Plasterboard. 4x8, new . $1.40
New galvanized iron roofing .$10.50
Cedar shingles, 4 grades , , CHEAP
Cedar posts, pick your choice 35c
U American nircn piywooa46e
Exterior Si interior plywoodjCHEAP
Cedar shakes. No. I Canadian ,. $10.93
White asbestos' sidinf i in v
Cedar, fir; redwood siding -CHEAP
Metal caraae doors with hdweS44JM
Overhead gar. hdwe complete$13J5
500-raL steel septic tanxi , $57.50
4" Orangeburg pipe.
4" cast iron aoil pipe, ft 70o-"
Water heaters, bath tubs, showers,
toilets JL- LOW PRICES
21 x 02 dqiible sinks wrim S43.9S
Exterior wntte paint, gai. ,, azjo
Plastic pipe less than galvanized.
18x32. 12x24. ceiling tile 10
Fiber glass roll insulation -..CHEAP -
I' li I.IirJI' Xr SI I M
Ph. -5051 1 mlL No. ef Keizer
'DO !T YOURSELF
SPECIALS .
Wrought Iron legs ' 1.75 to &
Wrought iron shelf ends 15 to
4.45. as-buiid Patterns on great
variety of home projects 25c and
- .in '
New load! ef ? 1x12 Pine SheMngl
Same ridiculous price!!! Oak fig.
(in heated room). Pine Paneling
114 JO. 4xS Hard board 2.00 sheet.
Plywd- Small pieces or lge. shts.
Our bldgs. are bulging with all
types of decorative hardwood, soft
wood, and plywoods See them I
No. 1 shakes 10 .35. No. 1 210 Rfg.
$7.73 sq. Cedar shgles cheap. Ma
hog, ply 10',ie fL Beautiful for wall
covering! '
See ua on your remodeling needs.
Fast friendly service. Free esb
matcs & delivery. Nothing down i
36 months to pay. Remember.
OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY at
Portland Koi Lumber
i- YafcU
3543 Portlaed Road 't'F -33