Gorge Route
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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
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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 .
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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
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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
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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
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GI Killed in Korea
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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. ,
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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.
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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
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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.
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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
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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. ,- ,
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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. Salem Meat
Co. 1325 S 35tb Ph. 3-4858
MOVED to town so must sell my 4-H
heifer, well trained Ayrsnire. jus
fresh with ! heifer calf. Special
price to 4-H'sr. Ph. 4-4614.
WESTERN saddle.
759 N. 16th. Ph.
eves 4-4937. i
FOR SALE 3 large short yearling
heifers. Phoao s-asn.
I HOGS about 179 pounds. S3 each.
S four-monta-oid sows, sijw oaco.
8099 Quinaby Rd. I '
403 LlTostock Wantod
CATTLE, horses, at your farm. K. C
f"'""" im o. m. ra.
LIVESTOCK buyer. A. F. Sonaaer.
1269 Harmony Pr. Ph. 4-3617.
CATTLE BUYERS E. L and H. Sne-
tben. 4287 state, a-ma or a-aav. '
LIVESTOCK buyer. 2 buy eattlej
horses, boss, sheep; vsalEmery
Alderman. Ph. 4-6430 or 4-7Jlt
404 Poultrr end Rabblf
FOR SALE rabbits of an kdnds.'
Cliff Trtcker. Ph. 4-9UO.
CUSTOM DRESSING
of poultry.! We boy rabbit
Wing's Ph. 4-3919-3989 Stato
REGISTER atfVaUey Farm Store for
10 red free cockerels on Dec 3rd.
408 Pots
OREGON RAISED PARAKEETS
Selected babies, all colors. S3 and 94.
Choice breeders 936 per dec. while
they tost. Aarest of all kinds from
$7 up. Finch and Mynah birds.
Xmas orders being taken. Cages
and supphes. Deposit win bold.
Bird $ Paradise, 3180 Livington.
24943. j . -
l rHnrtlAHUA male ouoor T
old. J. Lee, 449 Union St, Trailer
No. 3. t" " : - - - -
BOXERS, male and female. AJCC
reg. CaU 4-MPS after pjn.
PARAKEETS j breeders c young. AH
colors. 4569 Hszel Green..
GIVE away, black Ac white puppy.
Call a-1478 uciween at 7 pjn.
WEDAARANER 1 vr. old. Ph. 3-3740. i
REG. female Jons haired Dachshund.
Ph. 4-7304. t
CHAMPION bred alrdale pups, also
stud service. Ph. 4-819T after 9 JO
E. M. Ewood. 830 Cmnmlngs Lane. i
AKC Dachshunds, reasonable. Fine
Xmas gift Ph. WA 9-9437. Albany.
riTDi nana u vit!
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Babies. breeders, raxes. AH birds
guaranteed. Known genotype Si '
age. i Closed banded birds raised,
In Salem. Free booklet: advice on.
color breeding. South Salem Avl-
SUNSET. Prospect 10283 German.
Shepherd, Vandyck Kennels. Borne
of nobility, specialixinx brains,
a . . a V49Kai&W
Deauty oc iemtaju-ut. wj
Nibbs. 13831 S.E. Center. Portland
as. Ore. 8299 show doc er show,
dog guaranteed.
S LB. Chihuahua for serrics. Ph.
Lockfaosd Akraft 44
Seward.
S-773L