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Newspaper Page TextGorge Route - r - PORTLAND UTt A head-on auto mobile crash killed John ' ; F. McNally, 37. Wishram , ' Wish-, railroad brakeman, and ' injured six other persons Wednesday near Bridal Veil on the Columbia River Highway east of Portland. Clyde R. Houldson, 33, a soldier from Hanford, Wash., and Hubert Pate, also a Wishrcm brakeman, were - in critical condition. They were in the car with McNally. State police said they were west bound at high speed when a wind just caught the car. , . " 1 Injured in the other car were Hans. Bardenhagen, 28, Grass Valley, Ore.; IjLs wile. Frances, 31, and their two children, Vicki, 3, and Patti, 2. Their condition was believed not serious. .'. Ban Asked on 5th . u - ,. Amendment Reds MIAMI,"' Fla. tfl Rep. Clyde Doyle (D-Calif), a member of the House Un - American Activities Committee, said Tuesday he would ask the next Congress for Iegisla tion to make sure that no person who bides behind the Fifth Amend ment ever profits from government work, ' - - Doyle made the statement after t Miami contractor. Polish-born Max Shlafrock, refused to tell the committee whether he wax or ever bad been a Communist, on grounds his answers might incriminate him. l . ARE YOU 6ETT1KG IIAIF THE TV VIEW! OEiraWKOUHOTJt cm us . FOl . TV SERVICE ALL MAKESMODELS Factory-Authorized Service Expert Trained Technicians Guaranteed Parts Repairs J ' ' KESI SUMPS S65 N. Commercial Ph. 4163 WreckFatal IF YOU ARE HAVING TROUBLE WITH YOUR TELEVISION OR RADIO Call EXPERT WORKMANSHIP 1 641 North High St. Ph. 4-8721Eres. 4-7367 til tM-H.M t' I for as littb as $12 doun X41I BrMdway at Heed Association Reveals Dates Of State Fair PORTLAND (A I Fairs should not depend entirely on parimutuel raeo) betting for. revenue, George Dewey, Salem, secretary of the Oregon Farm Bureau f ederation, told: the Oregon Fairs Assn. here Wednesday, i : : He warned that "what ; UM eovernment gives, the government can' take away" . and urged a financial structure for lairs -not dependent on marking of Xs by Orpcrnn voter. ' : i i ' Dewey also said fairs should put more emphasis on competition, called for greater stress on FFA ami AM work and said fairs shoiild co-operate closer with farm organizations.: i The association : scneauiea me 19SS state fair for Sept 3-10 an set these county fair dates: Clackamas. Sept. 3-10; UMumoia, Aug. 18-21; Crook. Aug. u-m; Deschutes. Aue. 26-28: Douglas. Ana 28-2- Grant. Sent 21-24: Jefferson, Sept.: W; Josepnine, Aug. 17-20; Lake, Sept. 3-s; Lane, Sept. 14-18; Linn, Aug. 2M4; Polk, Aug. 26-28; Sherman, Sept Ml: Tillamook, Aug. 17-20: Umatilla, Amr Yl-sa- Union. SeDt 15-17: Wasco, Aug. 25-28; Washington, AU2. 25-28: YamhllL Aug. 25-27, ' ThA fWffnn Wheat League's junior fat stock show was set for June 6-8 at The Dalles. .E. J. Clarno, Coos Bay, was elected presidents and Herman Cnindgren, MolaUa, vice president, Howard Smith. Tillamook, and Mrs. Minn Standee, La Grande, were elected to two-year terms on the board of directors. Mrs. Hallie Huntington, Eugene, was named to a one-year term. . i Holdover board members are A A. Geer, Salem, and C. O Galloway, Redmond. . Union Votes to Join C of C ' PORTLAND tf) To the surprise of many, the unions were in the Portland Chamber o f Commerce Tuesday. ii . I The AFL Central Labor Council decided Monday, night to join the chamber, although not without some surprised Cries from dele gates. One delegate objected that no chamber of commerce ever had supported efforts to improve labor s lot. s I FAY YOUR j FUEL OIL BILL By Hi 10th : ! . i ' To enable year dealer to ceo . tins .your monthly charge Solem Fuel j Oil Dealers j Credit Association 9 :!licroftors 17TVcnly 1 1 - : mil 4-1 . ' i 'mum 'CO. : 1 3L 5 ! 1 Makes Steepicalkiyg Efisy i A X rit I t 1 AUCKLAND, New Zealand Here's around at Bight. Candle, nightgown, hot Water bottle and a cycle created from a metal bedstead make this itant man the nit of the parade at an Auckland, New Zealand, department store procession to mark the opening of the Christmas shopping season. AP wire photo) i Official Hits Natural Gas Price Control BOLLYWOOD, Fla. W Hines H. Baker, president of the Humble Oil and Refining Co., asserted Wednesday that unless the author ity of the Federal Power commis sion to regulate the price of natur al gas is overturned the industry will be heavily handicapped in meeting the growing demand for such fuel. He told the 43rd annual conven tion of the Investment Bankers Association of America the effect of the order will prevent expan sion of transmission lines to new trade areas and industries. He foresaw a move of industry to the Southwest to obtain gas as a fuel. Pair Indicted For Contempt PORTLAND m Two men secretly indicted by the federal grand jury on contempt of Con gress charges were arrested Wednesday by U. S. marshal's aides, i r They are Donald U. WoUam and John R. MacKenzie, both of Port land. Each was held for $750 baiL The charges stem from a hearing conducted here last Juno by the Bouse . Un " American Activities Comraatee. Wollam, Mackenzie. Herbert Simpson and Thomas G. Moore, former secretary o f the Oregon Progressive Party, were cited by Congess as in contempt of the committee. They are among several wit nesses who refused to answer the committee's questions on whether they had any connection with Communism. j Conviction on a contempt charge carries a maximum penalty of year in prison or $1,000 fine. FOREIGN VISITORS BERLIN (INS) Every sixth person registering in Berlin ho tels comes from a country other than Germany. American visitors lead those of the rest of the world. I iiltIN; l! VlMiu itlitiMii, illlMH ;$Hii V.iv $0 a mcnlii .PteM44t21 , II Will .1 MIP- HIJII Ji mil -: 71 1 -'. a good one for people who toss -! Top (Vledal Goes To 18-Year-Old GI Killed in Korea r ! ' WASHINGTON W - The Medal of Honoi awarded "only to the bravest of the brave," was given Wednesday to the father of an 18- year-old Soldier who died fighting a savag battle against swarm ing Communist troops in Korea. Cpl. Claries L Gflliland "fear lesslv. slflesslv eave his life for his country. Secretary of the Army Robert T. Stevens said as he put the nation s highest decora tion for valor in the hands of Leon C Gillilind of Yellville. Ark CpL Cplliland was killed April 25, 19511 when Chinese Commu nist forces aimed a heavy assault at the position his unit held in a mountain; pass. The citation credited him; with halting the Communist advance and thea, abandoning his automa tic" riflei killing two Chinese who had managed to work their way into thi platoon's area. Though wounde in the head, he returned to his position and continued the pass until be was to defe killed. Manufacturers Te Plan to Drop Taxes NEWIYokK l The National Assn. of. Manufacturers, came out Wednesday, for a five - year plan to brinf down individual and cor porate tax rates ' to a maximum of 35 per cent without loss of rev- lenue to) the federal government Fred Maytag It president of the Maytapg Co., Newton, Iowa, made oublic the tax program be fore 3i00 industrialists attending the opening session of the NAM'S annual convention. . The ivc - year plan would 'cut normal and progressive federal taxes on corporation income and lower surtaxes on personal in comes jby $8,400,000,000. Reduction of the formal tax rate on personal incomef 20 per cent of income after . exemptions and deductions was recommended in general terms, i The meeting also heard a pro posal tpr John Jay Hopkins, chair man aid president of General Dy namical Corp. for an "atomic Marshall Plan" for construction of nuclear power plants in under- privileged nations over the next 100 ye Wild horses were very common in Europe during the Old Stone Age pd formed important part of thejdiet of the people. , USXD PLAYER PIANO ROLLS RENT. A PIANO P A N O COMPANY tttl3l or. xJLUaa a Dr. a auuw sub. v tRS. CBAN and LAM CE1NKSB NATUROPATHS tjpstaira. 4 Covrt St OCOcf epea aittirti ena. t te 1 to 1 Conssltstloa Ueedi acessute and rme Mi art tree t eharva. eriettwa stnos mi Writa Sot attnethr ctft He akB rifle ad : 1 ' w k a a m ) t"j Salcrn Obituarioa Abbs BUy Fiaaley . . At the Tesidence. S2S N. 20th. Nov. 30. SurvivM by huaband. Dr. H. C. I.ndley, Salem; daushtert. Mis. Roy (Mary) loucKenour, aaiem. . Robert (Pauline) Wulf. Salem. Mra. P. H. (Edith) Brydon, Salem. Mia. George (Jenevieve) Oliver, Yakima, Wash.;, aons. M. Bayard rindley. Riekreall. Ore., Er. Dwlffat B. find ley. Mediord. Ore 21 grandchildren; 10 great-granacnuaren. - scrvicea n day. Dec 3. at 100 .m.t tn the Virgil T. Golden chapel. Dr. Brooks Moore officiating. . Marie SUddan McCalloagB lata resident of 2645 Skopil Ave. In this city. Dec I. at the age of 70. Survived by sons. John R. McCul- lough, Salem; grandson, jonn roner McCuHouctu cranddanghter. Molly Jo McCuUoufh. Salem, Services Sat urday. Dec. 4. at io :w a.m au x-ui Episcopal church. Private concluding services ML Crest abbey. Rev. George H. Swift will officiate under the di rection of the w. T. Bigdon Co. Mabel Simpson , rt TMiitmt of 4&S K. winter, at a local hospital. Nov. St. Survived by husband, KirK sunpsn, aajem; son, David Simpson. Portland: mother. Nora Craven. Salem: i brother. Alan Craven, Portland; niece. Nora Lee Craven, Jefferson. Ore. Services Fri day. Dec. 3. at 3:00 p.m. in the CkMigh-Barrick chapeL Rev. Harold Lyman will ouiciav. urwmun nav lawn Memory Gardens. r i - v : Grain Market ! Prices Weak CHICAGO (A Grain turned definitely weak in Che last half -of the session on the soara xraae Wednesday after a mornini rally ran ouc oc cteam. : t Wheat closed 1 to 1A lower. corn kwer, oats l to 1 lower, nre S 4 V lower, soy beans 1 to 4 cents lower and lard 17 cents lower to S cents a hundred pounds higher. ! Investment Trusts (Zilka. Smitfaer it Co, Inc.) ! Bid Asked Affiliated Fund Canadian Fund . .. Century Shares Trust . Chemical Fund . . 5.57. 4.03 -14.63 15.84 24.70 2S.11 -25.99 -20U - SJS Delaware Fund 22.10 S-.1S Diver. Invest. Fund Dividend Shares Eaton Se H BaL Fund . 2.29 t.51 -1S.23 20.M 13.87 24.74 15.7S Fund Invest. -12.6S -22.64 .14.5S Gas Indus. Fund Incorp. Investotrs Key. Cust. Funds: B-3 . B-4 . -19.67 -11.23 -19.19 10.7 . S.22 S.I7 -26.02 21.47 12.23 20.89 K-I SJ 11.73 8-4 S.r7 Man. Bond Fund 9.06 38.78 6.19 7.50 9.36 4.47 Mass. Invest. Trust NatL Sec. Series: Income Series . ,, , Stock Series Pref. Stock S3 . 5 66 6.SS : 9 63 5.39 -24.48 Spec. Series Tel.-Dec. Fund Value Line Inc. Fund Wellington Fund 10.82 9.89 SSJS Portland Livestock I PORTLAND tfl IVSDXy Cattle salable WO, market fairly active; cows mostly steady;, steers and heifers strong to slightly high er; trucked lot high good 1023 lb steers 23.00; two load lot high good fed steers 22.50; moderately sorted with commercial and low good grades . 19.00-21.00; load and part loads good steers 969-968 21.50; utility and low commercial steers 12.00-13.00; few good light stockers 17.O0-U.O0; good fed heifers 19.00-20.00; utility and low commercial heifers 11.00-17.00 canner and cutter cows mostly 100-8.00; few 8.50; utility cows fl.00-11.00; commercial grade XZ.00-il3.00; utility and commercial bulls 12.004150; cotters down to M.oo. ? j Calves salable 100; market about steady; good and choke vealers 18.00-21.00; good above 900 calves 16.0947.00; choice 447 stock steers calves 18.50; utility and commercial grades 9.00-16.00, Hogs salable 1400; marke active, steady; choice 180-235 Eb ,. ,. ,.. ,, . , . ouicners zu.dosn.w; zsqod id 19.00-20.00; choice. 35020 lb sows 15.0048.00: lighter weights to 18.50. Sheep salable 350; market about steady: good and choice Choice with some prime grades 12.00; cull and utility Iambs 12.00 16.00; feeders scarce; good and Choice grades salable around 13.50 15.00; good and choice ewes 4.50 $ 50. i , t There are small tides in inland lakes, but the difference between high and low tide in Lake Michi gan at Chicago is less than two inches. . . i : h New York Stock Markets ' By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS i Admiral Corporafloa 17 Allied Chemical) 954 Allis Cbaliners i 72 Aluminum Co. America tl American Airlines 18 American Motors i 10 American TeL 4 Tel i 175 American Tobacco 60 Anaconda Copper 43 Atchison Railroad 128 Bethlehem Steel ' t4 Boeing Airplane . Co. Borg Warner i 102 Burroughs Adding Machine 34 California Packinc . 324 Canadian Pacific 29 Caterpillar Tractor - 77 Celaneso Corporation ' . .22 Chrysler Corporation ' S3 Cities Service I '113 Consolidated Edison 45 Crown ZeBerbach 59 Curtiss Wright J . 14 Douglas Aircraft - 9S da Pont do Nemonrs 102 Eastman Kodak . : " 68 . Emerson Radio , 12 General Electrie 45 General Foods) 76 General Motors ..' . . ' 1, 90 Georgia Pac PaTwood 1 28 Goodyear Tire : 99 Homestako Mining Co. - 48 International Harvester 36 International Paper 84 John Manviller 1 I 87 Kaise Annninom - : 48 Kennecott Coppo 4 94 v Lfcby. McNeill ' uiU Salom Market Quotations ! (As of UU ywtardsy) i BurmrAf Premium Na 1 t -i BUTTKR. Wholesala RetaU ; , M B&Ot (Bytg (Wholesale prices range zrem to l cents over buying price) Large AA , JO Large t A ---. S Medium AA " Medium A M SmaU i .IS POULT Colored Hen ' .13 . Jl , ZX , a , at Lechora Hens Colored Fryers , Colored Roasters . OM Roosters --. Portland! Grain PORTLAND l No course grains bid or offered. Wheat (Did to wnve . maraei. basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: Soft "White 2.34: Soft White (ex cluding Rex) 1M: White Club 24. f - :- Hard Ked winter: owunary z.aa; 10 per cent 135: U per cent 2.36; 12 oer cent 2.45. Wednesday car receipts: Baney 2; oats 2. Portland Produce PORTLAND tf) w BuUerfat Tentative, aubject to immediate change Premium quality deliver ed in Portland. 58-61 ID; iirst qual ity, 569; second quality, 54-57. Butter Wholesale. I.o.o. duuc cubes to wholesalers Grade AA, 93 score, 58 lb; 92 score, 57 ; B grade, 90 score, 56; 89 score, 55. Cheese To wholesalers Oregon singles, 38 -41 lb; Oregon 5-U loaf 41-44. i 1 ' ' I " ' Eggs To wholesalers Candled f.o.b. Portland. A large, 42 44 M; A medium, 34tt-36; A small, 27-29. large. 48; A large, 45-46; AA medium, 38-39; A mediiun. 37-38; A small, 31-32. canons, w cenu additionaL I : Poultry and Bleats : Live cnickens no. l qoaury. f.oA. Portland-Fryers, 2-4 lbsJ 23; at farm. 20; roasters, 4 lbs I and up, 25-26; at farm, 23-24; light hens, 10-11; heavy hens, 12- 13 ; ! old roosters, 10-1L Turkeys To producers, tor heavy hens, 34 f.o.b. farm, New York dressed basis; toms, 24; fryer-roasters, 32 alive, i Rabbits Average to growers Live white, IK-AVi ls, 18-20; 54 Ibsi 14-16: old does, 8-10, lew hi-her. Fresh dressed fryers to retailers. 54-57: cut up. 60-63. Filberts Wholesale selling price f.o b. Oregon plants. No. 1 jumbo, 26-28 lb; large, 24-26; medium, 224-24; to growers, on field run basis, fjoJb. i plant, . 14-15; best Barcelonas to 16. , Walnuts Wholesale selling price, f.ab. Oregon plants-First quality Jumbos, 3243; large, 29-30; med iums, 26-27; second quality, 3 per pound leas; to growers, f.o.b. plant, tree ran basis, 15-16 k 90 per cent crack test Wholesale Dressed Meats Beef Steers, choice, 500-700 lbs, 39,00-43.00; good, 34.00-40.00; com mercial, SL0045.00; utility, 25.00 3L00; commercial cows 23.00-28.00; utility. 21.0045.00; canners-cutters. 17,00-20.00. ,Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind quarters; 50.00-54.00; rounds, 45.00 4SL00; full loins, trimmed, 73.00- Pork cuts Loins, choice, 8-12 lb, 4Z5040.M; shoulders. 15 lb, 33.00 36.00; sparerkbs, 43.00-49.00;. fresh bams, 10-14 m, 50.00-55.00. Veal and calves Good-choice, all weights, 28.00-39.00; commercial, 26.00-34.00. 1 Lamb Cboice-prime under 50 lb, 36.0049.00; food, all weights, 33.00 98.00. Wool AH prices nominal. I Coastryresaed Meats, LoA. PorUand: Beef Cows, utility, 20-22 fc; canners-cutters, 16-17. 1 i Veal Top quality, lightweight, 2940; rough heavies, 17-24. 'Hogs Lean blockers, 2748; sows Hgbt, 23-25. I Lamb Best, 9143. Fresh Produce , Onions 50 lb Ore.-Wash. yellows med No. is, L75-2.00; lge, 160; No. 2, 1.00-25; Idaho yellows, med, LSO-7S; white, med-lge. 25-50. Potatoes Central Ore. Russet. 100 fl) No. 1A, 350, few to 3.75; No. 2s. 50 B 1.00-15; Wash. Rus sets 10, Mo. 1A. 3.00-2S; No. 2, 80 85 for 50 lb bags; Idaho bags, 100 No. 1A, 3.50-75, 1 Hay U. S. No. 2 green alfaUa. baled. Lob. Portland. 32.0044.00 a ton. Loew's Incorporated 17 Long Bell A ; 29 Montgomery Ward 1 73 New York Central 25 Northern Pacific 65 Pacific Gas 4 Electric L 44 Pacific TeL k TeL 130 Penney (J.C.) Co. 90 Pennsylvania R. R. 19 Pepsi Cola Co.; 15 PhUco Radio ' 38 Radio Corporation 37 Raypnler Incorp. ! 60 Rayonier Incorp. Pfd ' 38 Republic Steel 66 Reynolds Metals 109 gchfield Oil : 60 f eway Stores Inc. 44 Scott Paper Co . 60 Sears Roebuck k Co. 76 Socony-Vacnum Oil 47 Southern Pacific 49 Standard Oil Calif 71 Standard Oil NJ. 105 Sunshine Mining 11 Swift; 4 Company ! 46 Transamerica'Corp. .38 Twentieth Century Fox ! 28 Union Oil Company . 55 Union Pacific i 145 United Airlines 32 United Aircrsft 72 . United Corporation 5 United States Plywood . - 36 Warner Pictures IS Western Union Tel : 71 Westinghouso Air Brake 23 Westinghouse Electrie 75 Wool worth Company 50 Etatecaeaa. Salozn. Ore- TLur- Doc. 2. 19S4 (Soc. S 3 Stock Market ? SlipsjAgain ' NEW YORK (A The stock market took a pounding from two selling waves Wednesday and was forced down despite strong resist ance to the decline. - " The Associated Press average of 60 stocks lost 90 cents, the same as yesterday. It stood at 9146.30 at the dose Two days ago it was at me mgnest point of the year equal to Oct W, ,1929. i Both the industrial and railroad components of the average lost $1.10 while, utilities remained un changed, f I There were 1,238 individual issues traded of which 346 ad vanced .and 636 declined with 61 new- highs and 4 new lows for the year recorded. 1 Volume came to 3,100,000 shares. That compares with 3,440,000 shares traded Tuesday. , Stocks' and j Bonds 5 j (Compiled by Om I Dee. 1 STOCK AYEEAGES i 30 If I OO - Indust Rails Util Stocks Net change D1.1 Dl.l Unch D. Wednesday! 200.8 11L0 66 J 146.3 Prev. day j 201 112.1 eej Week ago ( 200.4 111.4 6 S 146.3 Month afoj 189.0 101.0 63 . 137.3 Year ago J 145. SIS 55.7 109.9 BOND AVERAGES 1 20 ie ie 1 io I . Rails Indust Util Fgn Net changa D.l Unch A.1 Unch Wednesday w.7 100.1 jwj 00. Prev. day i 99.8 100.1 lOO.l 83.1 Week acoi 99.S 10O.1 100.1 a4. Month ago 99.0 100.0 100.1 84.8 Year ago , 93.9 9S.7 96.1 80.3 EXECUTORS NOTICE TO 1 CREDITORS snriM TS HEREBY GIVEN that Floyd K. Bowers and United States National Bank at PorUand (Oregon) have, by order ot the Circuit Court of he State of Oregon for Marion County, been appointed Join execu tors of tn Estate 01 wunam o. ton. Deceased. Clerk's Registry No. 16140. All persons having claims against said estate are required to nmcnt siem. aurr venuea. wiui nraoer vouch era to said executors at 413 noneer inm Jjuuawt. -1 Oregon, within six montns xrom me date of this notice. 1 DATED Shis 2nd day ot December. 1954. 1 ! TTrrYTJ K. BOWERS UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND (OKB GOH) Joint Executors of the Last TO and Testament of William s, Walton, Deceased. BRYAN GOODENOUGK 306 Pioneer Trust Bldg. Salem. Oregon RHOTEN, RHOTEN Sr SPEERSTRA 310 Pioneer Trust Bldg. Salem, Oregon Attorneys for tha Executors I D. 2. 9. IS. 23, 30 Classified Index Tar Your CWivenlenee" SOS PEXSONAX. SIS Meetng Notices SIS Lost and Found 514 Transportation 515 Personal 400 AGBXCrjLTTTXZ 401 Livestock for Sato : 403 Livestock Wanted 404 Poultry and Babbits j 406 Pets - ; 409 Sea roods i 410 Itsds and Plants 413 Fruit and Farm Produce 414 Farm Equipment ; 129 Ancttoa Sales 459 MZRCHANTJISX 451 Machinery and Tools 453 Wanted Machinery. Tools 454 Sewing Machines 459 Household Goods for Sale 450 Wanted Household Goods' 457 Radio and Television 455 Building Materials 460 Mcsical Instruments 483 Sports Equipment : , 464 Biocles 466 Trade. Miscellaneous 465 For Bent Miscellaneous . 470 For Sale Miscellaneous 473 Wanted. Miscellaneous 474 Miscellaneous , 47SFuel 809 BUSC7ZSS AND IT1IAJICX 810 Money to Loan ; 913 Loams Wanted j 519 Xisvettments 900 EMFLOYiUNT : 603 Help Wanted 604 Help Wanted. Mais 606 Help Wanted. Female 608 Pickers Wanted 610 Sales Persons j 613 Work Wanted. Male 1 614 Work Wanted. Female 615 Situations Wanted 616 Employment Agendas 617 Job i Information 618 Education 620 Day; or Contract i - 700 RENTALS 702 Sleeping Rooms. Board 703 Wanted Rooms. Board 70S Apartments for Bent 707 House for Bent 70S Farms. Tracts 709 Wasted to Rent 710 Wanted to Rent Houses 713 Wanted to Rent Apta. 714 Business Rentals 716 Resort Rentals -it 809 REAL ESTATE 801 Business Opportunities 903 Business Property 904 Suburban 906 Houses for Sale 807 Asia.. Courts for Sato 808 Lota for Sato i 819 Farms. Acreage for Sato 813 Exchange Real Estate SIS Resort Property 818 Wanted Real Estate j 859 AUTOMOTIVE 851 Auto Parts Ss Repair 853 Used Cars for Sale i 854 Trucks: Trailers for Sato 856 Wanted. Cars. Trucks 858 Motorcycles 860 -Auto Miscellaneous 863 House Traitors 964 Heavy Equipment 889 All Li aft i I i - ' 1 AOS IN THIS COLUMN RECEIVED ; ; Too Late to Classify YOUNGSTOWN kitchen. 4 bedrooms, bath! Se . basement, hardwood floors, near grade At high schools. ra. 4-zswa. 3 BDBJrfS.. redecorated, partly turn. Carpetinc St drapes. after 8. FOR KENT Small 4 room house. 1U N. Commercial. Phone s-kms. S ROOM FURN. house, dose in. K. Ohureh St " 738 3 ROOM TORN. apt. utilities, turn. 850 month. Phone a-a-ra. WILL GIVE kind, motherly and ex perienced care to your infant or small child. SI 00 day. Ph. 4-4384. 3 MEN'S SUITS, almost new. grey St brown, stee 40. Phone 3-0388. EXC BUYS. Girl's 31" bike. 934.90. Chrome dinette set. S45. -7S7, 1 PIANO for sale. 4-5956 after 5. Schults. Pbone FOR SALE Cocker puppies. Phoot s-aa. - LOST -Brown leather wallet, busi neas dsC Return to Tarry Hansen 349 S. Cottage. Contains unportani Onion Futures CHICAGO (SI ' Onions: 7 ' " V f Open High Lew Clae Jan j f 1.47 1.56 1.46 1.51 Feb ; 1.63 1.74 1.64 IM' Mar l.85 1.94 L83 1.87 Sales: Jan 201, Feb 290, Mar 52T. Classified Stateisi an -Journal Newspapers 28 No. Charch St. . PHONE 4-6811 (Mia. t ones) Weekdays SuBdayt per Una. 1 time M v $ ; per line. S times 90 JO . per line. times SI 30 $1 JO oer tine. 1 month S5 00 ilncl Sun.) Classified ads win be run tn both papers to give advertisers the ad vantages of the tremendous pulling power 01 a mow com Dined circuia tions. ... 1 : , When an ad Is ordered three or tlx times and a Sunday issue is in- eluded (for example: Friday. Satur day, Sunday) the lower Sunday rates apply because only the Statesman publishes Susdaya. Classified ads win start tn the mornins Oregon Statesman, conclude . tn the evening Capital Journal but ads win be accepted for Sunday Statesman only. : The deadline for classified ads is :0 p.m. the day before oubli ca tion. Emergency ads and small line ads received after 1:00 p.m. may be c laced In the "Too Lata To Classify" column for the toltowinf morninf. Ads foe ISondav naean Boaat ba In by S pan Saturday. The Statesman-Journal Newspapers reserve the right to reject que tlonable advertising. It further re serves the right to place all advex ttsing under the proper classifies tion. 1 The 8-tennan-Journal Kewspapers assume ao rinannai - responaiouity for errors which may appear la ad vertisement published la Its colirmT and in cases where this paper Is at fault win reprint that part ot an advertisement tn which the typo graphical mistake occurs. A "Blind" AO an ad contalnlnr a Statesman -Journal Newspapers box number for an address Is .for the protection of the advertisers and must therefore be answered by let ter. The Statesman-Journal News papers art not at liberty to divulge tniormauoa as 10 tne raenuxy ox aa advertiser using a "Blind" ad. 300 Personal 312 Lost and Found LOST Black Cocker Spaniel S yr. old. Wearing learner narneas. a ewers to Rip. Reward. Ph. i -8760. . LOST: Gold wedding band at Sears parkins lot. Reward. 3-1U3. , . 316 Porsorial PSYCHIC HEADER j Mrs. Eddie gives names, dates and facto without aasinc. questions. Reading daily. Tip-Top MoteL So. Oom'L. Salem. 10 ajn. to S p.m. : WAX fori Chrtatmaa decorations. -10 lbs. for 92JW. cunys miry, mio FaJrgrounds Rd. ,- , BORN PSYCHIC t Mrs. May's reads your His nke a book, wui sot ass you a question, has helped thousands attain suc cess In love, marriage, business. Win help you also. 3648 Portland. Rd. Look for . ;' ALLRMA MOTEL SIGN MOTHS, Ants, Spiders, and termites. complete control gvaranieea. rree estimate. Ph. S9907 or S-54SL ARE you lonely, let us Introduce you to someone aoneiy, too. wmo roc Information. Box 84. Salem. Ore.. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group No. L 2088 N. ComT. 3-4537. MW. CAW nmrmmmmmt Hmml M slghUy adal hairs, amen or r. x. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. 319 N. Commercial. 3-Z10B or s-ssoo. 400 Agricnltiire 402 LlTostodc For Solo LOCKER BEEF. Eastern Oregon. M or wbols. 30c. Custom killing. Trailer loaned tree. 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