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Newspaper Page Texta t i r '11 Senate'Confirms Judge Harlan for High Court Seat WASHINGTON UFi The Sen ate Wednesday confirmed Presi dent Eisenhower's nomination of Judge John Marshall Harlan to be a justice of the Supreme Court. The vote was 71-11. Harlan, 53, now a judge of the Second U.S. Circuit Court of Ap peals in New York, was nominated last November to fill the Supreme Court vacancy left by the death ef Justice Robert H. Jackson. Harlan's nomination was ap proved after wide-ranging denun ciation that hit the court itself and the United Nations". Nine Democratic senators and two Republicans, Sens. Langer of North Dakota and Welker of Ida ho, voted against, confirmation. The Democrats, all Southerners, were Sens. ; Eastland and Stennis of Mississippi, Ervin of.North Car olina, Hill of Alabama; Olin Johns ton and Thurmond of South Car olina, McOellan of Arkansas, Rus sell of Georgia and Smathers of j Florida. Voting for confirmation were 32 Truck Slips From a i i ; . :t t sit . Ferry irucK anu semi-uraner rig oi nesiif - sr - iriJFt ;,.bs ventral ruron KnnH frrim th I Maryhill ferry early Wednesday into teet oi water in me co- 1 u: n: IUII1U14 rwvci . Thp big truck had been driven onto the ferry on the Oregon side of the river. It slipped off back- ward about 300 feet from shore. The driver, K. Trogdon of Ellens burg, Wash., jumped from the cab just before it left the ferry in darkness. G -m tr 1 rfllll larliTl0! 1 am lTxai lvct g1 TT 1 LilOSCS XllffllCr, rmrxnn mr:rin rallvi closed modestly higher on the Board of Trade Wednesday, largly because of a late rally. Wheat closed -l higher, oats H lower to H higher, rye un- changed to higher, soybeans 4- 1 higher and lard 13 to 20 cents a hundred pounds higher. Salem Obituaries Mrs. Kose Barker Late resident of I1S0 South 19th. at a local hospital. Daughter!, Mrs. Elizabeth .Craber of Salem, . r Un Mattia E Kerl of . Yakima wash., Mrs. Nona O. sctnaf or Yuba wain, ir. nona u. acinar or iudj City. Calif., Mr. Donty Porter of Salem. Mrs. Georgia Clampitt of oaston, ore.: sons, cnarieg U Bar- ETrbex OTSt oil: u Barber of Salem. Ralph Cecil Barber jr. oi peruana: sister, Mrs. -noy t-iutut i inucpcnarnre, urc; Drain- r, wimam Hmkie of Cayuga, ind, Grover C. and James Hinlcle of Sa - fei0??.-?,,?!??: 44 grandcnildren, and 7 great-grand- children. Also several nieces andilarcre 52: A laree. 50-51: AA medl nephews. Services rriday, March IS at 3 p.m. in the Clough-Barrlck Chapel. Interment at the Belcrest Memorial Park. t John Henry tvans f A late resident of Locust St.. on marcn la, ai me age or jz. jtaineriiv- nn. .f .. ....(. j l f M m,... rsAn Tn.i.nH lbs. 29; at farm, 28; roasters, 4 Ore. Private services will be held VuJd?.u1'l",chl1- ts p Inln,ihe HtsHAM fVi anal Vair IT m ai1i4 win officiate. . William Aioeri sirens At the residence. 129S LesUe. March 13. at the age of 70 years.- Survived by sisters, Mrs. Xmilie Lahmann and ttiLe-..?5fct-..tl..s!",: en. wash., and Waidemar t. Krenz. Seattle, Wash. Was a member of the aevenui Day Aflventist church, serv- Ices will be held in the Howtll - Ed wards chapel. Friday .March 11. at 2 p.m.. with Ilder R. C. Schaffner ornciaung. concluding services H Baby Bey John William Lucas Late resident of 3350 Brenna Ave., In this city March 14, Survived parentsMr. and Mrs. John W. Lucas, one sister. Sheryl Lynn Lucas; grand- parenU. Mr. and Mrs. John Judd of Michigan. Mrs. Erma Goforth of Bremerton, wash.. Mrs. can tucas of BolllnKame. Calif. Graveside aervicet Thursday, March 17. at 10 a.m.. at th Leo Mission Cemetery, under direction ol W. T. Rigdoa Co. dmnad H. C. May At the residence at Oesr Uke. Oregon, March, 12. Survived by step daughter.' Mrs. Lillian Lady of Tue SMJn. Arizona; xnree sisters, jots. Alex Lush. Mrs. Beryl Preston and Mrs Huby Alvin. all of England: brother c'Aceof irJactflK by virgu t. Golden & Co. WlUlani George Weisse Salem. Oregon, on March 13. Survived by wife, LiUiaa Weisse. of Salem: father. - George Weisse. Muscatine. Iowa: sister Mrs. Gertrude Wilson of Muscatine. Iowa: nephews. Leonard Brown. CorvaUis. Ore. William Wil son of Muscatine, Iowa. Services will b held Friday. March 18th at 1:30 In the Virgil T. Golden ChapeL rUfalarl Wlnttnai Willlama In San Dieero. Calif., late resident ' of Escondido. Calif. Survived by his G.?''S.il-zif-th iH,im"l.w" Larkin WUliams of San Francisco. Calif. Also a sister. Dorothy, of San irancisco. Major wiinams' funeral ervic will be held ThursdaT at 1 p.m. at the Rizdon Chapel. The Rev. George Swift, assisted by the Rev. Brooks Moore wtu officiate. Bon aid Craven Is to sin. The burial will be a military service at the Willam ette National Cemetery In Portland. .t-an Dearer wiu oe Hooert roweu f Raim rari F rank Shaffer of Salem. Raloh fchin?rvLCor"i"f c,,a5idLtdtch" port. Mrs. Anna Wolfe Late resident ef 43S River St; at a local hospital March IS. Survived by two nieces in Sweden. Services Friday, March 18 at 1:30 p.m. in the Clough-Barrick Chapel, Rev. John L. Cauble officiating. Interment Bel crest Cemetery. - - - i : ' l Lead is the end product f several types of radioactive da-eay. Democrats and 39 Republicans. Two other Republicans and four Democrats who did not vote an nounced they favored confirma tion and one Democrat. Sen. Scott of North Carolina, was paired against confirmation. Opponents to i Harlan's nomina tion .argued that he had an "in ternationalist" background. They said they feared he might hold that the United Nations charter- or other treaties could override the constitution and domestic law. Harlan himself testified, how ever, that he was "not a one- worlder" who believed in the sur render of American sovereignty to an international organization. He said that as a member of the court he would enforce the constitution and the laws made by Congress. Johnston, announcing his deci sion to vote against nomination. said Harlan "might make an able judge" in "some respects but that his failure to clarify his po- sition on certain questions raised during the confirmation hearing compelled him to oppose the nom inee. Eastland, assailing the nomina tion on several counts, objected that Harlan "would not give his views on treaty law." He said the judge was supported by "pressure groups advocating world govern mnt stocK luarKet - . sw taiH SlOWS . vnntr TH.- tt ":-ZZa-'uZ. T m JlrrZ. "?"d IllT but the gain lacked vigor. Both the extent of the rise and hhe volume o tradin were under Tuesday. The market on average, how ever, in two days more than made up ior ine severe loss suuereu in Monday's major break when the estimat'ed loss in the posted value of securities on the New York Stock Exchange was four billion .1 . re 1 ! dollars. It sou is a long way irom me Peal" established nearly two weess ago. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks was aneaa si.iu ai T 155.50. It was up $2.90 Tuesday. Volume was down to 2.900.000 shares as compared with 3,160,000 shares traded Tuesday. Both are below the daily average for the ! year, Portland Produce PORTLAND un Butterfat Tentative, subject to immediate change Premium quality delivered in Portland, 58-61 lb; first quality, 56-5ST SecOTd'uSlityTST-ST; tr 4 Butter Wholesale, f.o.b. bulk llh-. 4- hnlMBlir Grade cuoes, to wnoiesaiers uraae AA, 93 score, 53 It', 92 score, 57 i n in-ad on sonre 5fi- 89 srorp. 54. Cheese-To wholesalers-Oregon Singles. 38 Vi-41 lb: Oregon 5-lb loaf i-44 I t m. .i. ji. j . Eggs To wholesalers Candled 1 f.o.b. Portland. A large, 48 Vi' 49 A medium. 48 H-47 iu reumeis-uiauB nn. rn. a mpdium 48-49 A small u.m A. mUm' 4 . A5m 4-4S. canons, 13 cents aaoiuonai. t. v,.t. wmnj bus I . Live chickens No. 1 quality, f 1 h PnrtlanrfTTrv-r 1 V, lbs and up, 29; at farm, 28; light hens. 17-18; heavy hens, 19-21; old w 0 w w roosters, 10-11.. Rabbits Averaee to erowers 1 1 !v u,Sit s; A IL lh 10.91 5-fi "1 . . ,' ' " ' .:. IDS, 151 ; ia OOeS. JP-li; lew hisher. Fresh dressed frvers to retailers. 55-58: cut up. 61-64. I Filberts Wholesale selling price f.o.b. Oregon plants. No. 1 jumbo, lh. i..,,. . TnwHnm - I ' 1 22 a-24. Walnuts Wholesale sellins1 orice. i.h Ar.aAn ntntPirt mwlitv jumbos. 32-33: large. 29-30: medi Ums. 26-27: second aualitv 3 Per nnunrt lace t yrnu.ixri - A rt V bylfVo " ,I. ,wt- Telia IK on . " c' wt, per cent Crack test w. . . nM.-a uia wholesale Dressed Meats Beef carcases Steer; choice, 1 . " 1 j lo f.wv w; joou, 37.00; Commercial, 32.00-35.00; UtU- itv. 29.00-32.00: commercial cows. 26.00-32.00; utility, 25.00-29.00; can- ners-CUtters, 23.00-24.00. ;,Beef cuts choice steers Hind - mmrtr. AS 00-52 00 1 rounds. 43 00- I . ' ... . '. T " 46.00; full loins, trimmed, 69.00- 72 00- forwinsHers. 31 00 . 34 00: chucta. 32.00-35.00; ribs 47.00-31.00. Pork cuts Loins, choice. 8-12 lb, 44.00-46.00: shoulders. 16 lb down. 30.00-32.00; spareribs, 40.00-45.00; fresh hams, 10-11 lb, 46.00-51.00. I - Veal and CalVCS GOOd-ChOlCe, I nn am aa ""4""1' - - - Lambs Choice-prime Under 50 lb 42.00-44.00; good, all weights, 33.00-42.00. Wool All prices nominal. Country - dressed Meats, f.o.b I T .( 1 x-oruana. 1 Beef-COWS. utility. 23-25 lb; canners - cutters, 20-22. Veal Top quality, lightweight, 35-37: rou Hi heavies. 24-30. t .an blockers 26-27' W0S " laa . DlOCaeri, M-Zi, ligni SOWS, ZZ-ZO. I Lambs Best. 39-42. - .,tt- iit. n.ntn;tw """LJ - 1 10-12. Freak Produce I rvt.. ka ik rt.. ircl M1 Onions 50 lb Ore.-Wasn. yel- 10WS. Died No. IS. 2.00-25: fair. 1.50: S-in min. 2.25-50; Ore. Spanish, lge sui-&v9 vaui. wiuw wflua. .i-i.w Potatoes Ore. Russets, 100 lbs. No. 1A 4.25-50; No. bakers. 5.00 50; bales. 5-10 lbs. 2.50-75; 10 lb mesh, 35-49; No. 2, 50 lb, 1.40-50; Idaho bales, 5-10 lbs 4.75; new crop Florida round red, No. 1A. 3.50-60, Size B. 3.00-3.50. Hay U. S. No. 2 green alfalfa, baled, f.o.b. Portland. 35.00 a ton tracked: 37.00 raO.- Timothy mixed hay. SJ0O too, LoJ. rail. Seattle, DAILY' CROSSWORD t?' ACROSS DOWN -Piles . Military motor vebiclea ILBarof . silver t- Inactive , -13. Stringed instrument LA bee'a . i , home LCity . ; Okla- I. Eager 4. Short for - , -polio- f y. myelitis" , i 6. Booth . 4L Man's. 14. A foray 15. A decoraUva border . trimming; 47. Cerium , (lym.). 18. Instrument to measure distance - . . 1 passed over ' 22. Skin 25. Entitled 2.A neighborly gathering; for work : 27. Strange 28. A aigrtof ! the Zodiae 30, Egypt's . I capital . 3-1 Fuss 33. A ! bostel nickname 7. East northeast (abbr.) a. Lamprey -9. Went before 10. Guide ' 18. A boat used on canals' of Venice 19. Insane 20. Type - measure - or Inn (archaic) S,Gold ; sym.) 37. A son of Zeus Gr. Myth.) 41. Streetcars (Enr) 45. Sky-blue 48. Hinder by estoppel (Law) 47. The tele graphic code is named for him 48. Shabby 49. Of the sun 2 2 50 31 ii 142. 4k 35 New York Stock Markets By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Admiral Corporation 27 ! 93 4 75 Vs 102 24 it 11 179 65 52 132 V 126 81 42 Allied Chemical Allis Chalmers Aluminum Co. America American Airlines American Motors American Tel. k TeL American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Atchison Railroad Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane Co. Borg Warner Burroughs Adding Machine California Packing 29 36 29 90 Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tractor Celanese Corporation Chrysler Corporaton 68 49 ities Service Consolidated Edison Crown Zellerbach 47 64 Curtiss Wright 21 79 164 69 14 Douglas Aircraft du Pont de Nemours Eastman Kodak Emerson Radio General Electric General Foods General Motors Georgia Pac Plywood Goodyear Tire 50 80 fi 93 27 54 42 Homestake Mining Co. International Harvester International Paper Johns Miiiville Kaiser Aluminum Kennecott Copper Libby, McNeill Lockheed Aircraft Loew'a Incorporated Long? Bell A Montgomery Ward New York Central ' Northern Pacific Pacific American Fish Pacific Gas c Electric Pacific Tel. & TeL Penney (J.C.) Co. Pennsylvania R. R. Pepsi Cola Co. -Philco Radio Radio Corporation 37 88 88 73 103 16 53 18 29 77 34 69 12 46 132 85 27 19 37 1 OX ?4 Portland Livestock' PORTLAND W-(USDA) CatUe salable 350; market fairly active on most classes, generally steady with Monday; truck lot choice 1.023 lb fed steers 23.25, short load good and choice 1,100 lb 22.50. good steers mostly 21.00-22.00, commer cial grades 18.50-20.00, utility 13.00- 17.00. truck lot choice 847 lb fed heifers 21.00, few lots commercial and good 18.00-20.00; canner and cutter cows mostly 9.50-11.00, few 11.50, shells down to 7.50 and be low, utility cows 12.00-14.25, com mercial grades mostly 14.50-15.50 with truck lots young grain fed cows 17.00, sorted four head at 16.00; utility and commercial bulls mostly 14.50-16.00, one utility 2,170 lb Holstein bull 18.00. cutter bulls down to 12.00. Calves salable 50; market rath er slow, mostly steady; good and choice vealers 23.00-28.00, utility and commercial grades 14.00-21.00, Hogs salable 400; market fairly active, mostly steady; choice No, 1-2 butchers 180-235 lb 18.50-19.00, small lot 182 lb 19.25. choice No. lots down to 18.00, heavier and lighter weights mostly 17.00-17.50 few choice 350-520 lb sows 14.50- 16.00. Sheep salable 100; market aboul steady; few lots choice 88-100 lb fed wooled lambs 21.50-22.00, one lot good and choice 165 lb feeder lambs 17.50; good and choice slaughter ewes salable 8.00-9.00. Portland Cram PORTLAND un Coarse grains, 15-day shipment, bulk, coast deliv ery: Oats No. 2. 38 lb white 57.50 Barley No. 2. 45 lb B. W. 53.50, Corn No. 2. E. Y. shipment 6650 Wheat (bid) to arrive market. basis No 1 bulk, delivered coast Soft White 2.38; Soft White (ex cluding Rex) 2.38; White Club 2.33. Car receipts: Wheat 28; barley 16; Hour 11; corn 5; mill feed 6. Onion Futures CHICAGO (A Onions: Open High Lew Close Mar. . 1.13 1.38 1.13 1.32 Nov. 1.55 1.57 1.55 1.57 Jan. 1.78 L7J 1.7!' 1.7J Sales: Mar 808; Nov. 18; Jan.J 21-A tissue anaL) ti. Jewish TTTTjCj-. : month -33. A , of aid 24. After ' noon Pit , N i ii A Ye4er4re 27. Metallic . rock . 29. Hawaiian bird 3L Neuter , pronoun 33. Detests 34. Quantities of paper , 35. River . (Miss.) 38. Ringlet : 39.0n of the . " bears . , (sstron.) 40. Prophet j 42. Native of Mindanao 43. Mother 44. Enemy scout . . m 4 20 21 'A 37 19 3A 3 i9 747 3-i7 Rayonier Incorp. 67 Rayonier Incorp. Fid. 39 " Republic Steel 82 V Reynolds Metals 140 Richfield Oil 71 V Safeway Stores Ine. 44 Scott Paper Co. 58 Sears Roebuck it Co. 79 V Socony-Vacuum Oil 52 I Southern Pacific 55 Standard Oil Calif. 76 Standard Oil N.J. 111 Studebaker Packard 13 Sunshine Mining 11 Ts Swfit 4 Company 47 Transamerica Corp. 39tt Twentieth Century fox 26 Union Oil Company - 55 4 Union Pacific ' 150 Vi United Airlines 41 United Aircraft 78 H United Corporation H United States Plywood 38 United States Steel -77 Warner Pictures 39 Western Union Tel 89 Westinghouse Air Brake 26 Westinghouse Electric 76 Woolworth Company 49 Salem, Market Quotations (As of late yostorday) BUTTKKFAS Premium NO. 1 BUffTIK Wholesale .at .71 ReUU IOOS (Baying) (Wholesale price range from to 1 cents over buying price) Large AA - ,. .44 Large A .41 Medium AA -V Medium a .39 Small .32 POULTRY Colored Hens Leghorn Hens .20 .17 .28 , M Colored rryers Colored Roasters Classified Index Tor Your Convenience" 300 PERSONAL 310 Meeting Notices six Lost and rouna 314 Transportation 118 Personal (00 AGRICULTURl 402 Livestock for Sale 403 Livestock Wanted 404 Poultry and Rabbits 40$ Ptts 409 Sea Poods 410 Seeds and Plants 412 Fruit and rarm Produce 414 Farm Equipment 429 Auction sales ' 450 MERCHANDISE. 451 Machtnory and Tools 452 Wanted Machinery. Tools 454 Sewing MacUnes 455 Household Goods tor Sale 45S Wanted Household Goods 457 Radio and Telertatoa 45S Building Materials 460 Mtsical Instrument! 462 Sports Equipment 464 Bicycles 466 Trade. Miscellaneous 468 For Rent, Miscellaneous 470 Tor Sale Miscellaneous 472 Wanted. Miscellaneous 474 Miscellaneous 47S ruel SCO BUSINESS AND FINANCX 510 Money to Loan 512 Loans Wanted $15 linvostmenta 600 EMPLOYMENT 502 Heln Wanted - 604 Help Wanted, Male 606 Help Wanted. Female 60S Pickers wanted 610 Sales Persona 611 Work Wanted. Male 614 Work Wanted. Female 613 Situations Wanted 116 Employment Agencies 617 Job Information 61 5 Education 620 Day or Contract 700 RENTALS 702 Sleeping Rooms. Board 703 Wanted Rooms. Board, 70S Apartments for Rent 707 House for Rent 708 Farms, Tracts 70S Wanted to Rent 710 Wanted to Rent House 712 Wanted to Rent Apte, 714 Business Rentals T1S Resort Rentals 800 REAL XSTATX . S01 Business Opportunities $02 Business Property 804 Suburban SOS Houses foe Sale ' 807 Apts. Courts for Sals) SOS Lots for Sale 810 Farma Acreage for Sal 812 Exchange Real Estate 816 Resort Property SIS Wanted Real Estato $50 AUTOMOTIVE 851 Auto Parts It Repair 852 Used Cars for Sale 554 Trucks; Trailers for Sale 555 Wanted.' Car. Trucks 85$ Motoi cycles Sea Ante MUeenaneoqa SSS Hons Trailers saa Airasjts Investment Trusts (ZlDca. Smith er Sc Co.. Inc.) Bid . S.88 Asked Affiliated, fund Canadian Fund 6.38 16.42 26.51 29.46 23.02 9.74 2.63 S1.01 25 89 4.24 18.90 21 61 15.17 Century Shares Trust 24.52 Chemical fund ? 27.24 Delaware Fund ; 21 00 Diver. Invest. Tund 8.89 Dividend Shares . 2 39 Eaton Ac H. BaL rundJl9.65 Gu Ind. , 89 Group Tobacco 3.86 Incorp. Investors -.15.71 Key. Cust. Funds: B-a B-4 K-t i .19 SO -11.45 19.54 ' ,11 81 e 48 8 45 -28.43 S.13 - 7.65 9.32 4.69 12.50 21.32 12.89 s-a r S-4 10.34 9 28 30.74 6.70 8.36 10. 1 5.13 12.00 6.44 26.88 Man. Bond Fund Mass. Invest. Trust Natl. Sec. Series: Income Series Stock Scries Ppef. Stock S. Soeculative Series , Tel.-Elec. Fund 11.01 Value Line Inc. rund 5.89 Wellington Tund .24.68 Stocks and Bonds (Compiled y tho Associated Press) March IS STOCK AYKKAGK8 30 IS IS SO Indust Kaila Vtit Stks. Net change .A1. A.S A.6 Al l Wednesday zn.o 123.0 ens isa.s Prev. day J09 4 122.5 69i 154.4 Week ago 212.7 iZ4.s 70.B 137.2 Month ago 217.8 123.8 71.1 159.3 Year ago 154.3 85.1 S8.1 115.8 BOND ATIKAQII 20 10 10 10 Xalls Indust TJUL Tor. Net chanro A. I D.l A.2 A.l Wednesday 98.7 96 6 98.4 84.4 Prev. day .b. vb.7 wo.a . m J Week ago 98.9 98.6 98.1 84.6 Monht ago 99.1 98.8 98.4 84 7 Year ago 98.5 100.2 100.7 82.2 Classified Advertising Statesman-Journal Ntw tpapers ' 280 No. Church St, . PHONE 4-6811 (Mlau 2 Hoes) 'Wee-days Sundays per line. 1 time JS 21 per line. 8 times SO JO per line. times 11.30 $10 per lino. 1 month $5.00 (lncl. Sun.) 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Tho Statesman-Journal Newspapers assume no financial responsibility for errors which may appear In ad vertlsementa published In Its columns and la cases where this paper la at fault win reprint that part of an advertisement in which the , typo graphical mistake occurs. A "Blind" Ad on ad containing a State-uian-Journal Newspapers box number for aa address Is for the nrotection of the advertisers ana must therefore bo answered by let tar. Tha Statesman-Journal News- nanera are not at liberty to divulge information as to tho Identity of an adverUser using a "Bund" ad. ADS IN THIS COLUMN s f RECEIVED Too Late to Classify. SMALL Hi ton "51" Stude., R&H, cattle rack good cond. 3355 Port land Rd. BY OWNER. 2 bdrm. home. 2 A, fruit. Hi ml. E. Totem pole. 4-2648, EXTRA GOOD location. For.aalo or trade. 1200 N. 23rd. 2 bedroom house. Hardwood floors, utility, large garage. .nice back yard. Price S9.630. i appraisal aa.isu Elton Smith. Phone 3-9301. FURNISHED 2 bedroom house. Phone 2-9840. j LIGHT HOUSEWORK. Cook meals for elderly people. Baby sitting Daytime only. Phone 2-1442. YOUNG MAN wants odd gardening Jobs. Exp., reas. 2-18Z4 atternoons LADY TO LIVE IN private home and take care of elderly woman. Phone 3-5079 after 6 p m. . CARPETING. . 9x12 rugs. Lawnmow er. what-not, chest drawers. Misc. 4-5042. 821 Rosemont. FOR SALE A.C. tractor on rubber, Good cover crop disk & mower at tachment. 2-5170. Rt. 4. Box 328. FOR SALE 2 parakeets and cake Phone 2-3023. EXCEPTIONALLY, NICE Furn. Ind. apt court, largo utility, private. Phone 2-0953. , DIRECT LINES MALE Boston BulL Ph. 4-5942. 300 Personal 312 Lost ond Found LOST In vicinity Com-!, and Marlon black frame glasses, oiiocsi, wiu ailver trim. Finder call 4-6160. LOST Green parakeet, answers to pretty Jjoy. jtewara. ira -an dlewood Drive. Ph. 3rS627. LOST Black female Cocker. $ mos old. Keizer Dist.- Reward. 4-7417, LOST Earring with red 6c pink atones, on State. Com I & court, Ph. 2-3637 davs. 4-9083 eves. LOST Green parakeet on Breyman s., Marcn o. jtewara. fa. -do 316 Personal GILMOUR Nursing Home, 2455 State St. Ph. 4-8&2S. state iicensea. in spection invited at all times. PSYCHIC READER MRS. DAY Solves all problems. Truthful advise oa all affairs of life. Now t a.m. to 8:30 p.m. South Salem Motel. Apartment 1 on 99E South. - 3655 South Commercial St, Salem. Ore gon. NOT responsible for debts than my. own. Phil Nolan. other LET us - help you control your weight Wey-rite. medicauy proV' on. inexpensive Satisfaction guar anteed. Ph. 3-37SZ. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group No. i. 2088 N. Com 1 3-4337. 4-3544. SAFE. - permanent removal of un- sightly a3al hair. Erich of N. Y ALCOHOLICS Ano-ymous, SlSAs N. CornnweUl. 2-210 or o-asoo. ITAXXSI At no ever navins? touts 1 Sven s srtads. Roaa, $I4, 300 Penonai 316 Personal uro. uayrwit nTution eivaa dataa. facta, can halo aelvo I all oroblema. 364S Portland Rd. I Look for ALMIRA MOTEL SIGN OU Ajrriculture 402 Livestock For Salt GOOD family cow. Milking 4 to S gallons. 1 block W. Eola school on Dallas Highway. Ph. 3-4280. 3 COWS fresh April 10. Ph. May flower 3-2719 Dallas. 6-YEAR-OLD cow. fresh In April. Ph. 2-J103. I WEANER pigs. C L. Pierce. 1 ml. west Brush College. Ph. 3-5994. tirifro RrTv r,,r.r. niii lk "? ' - - w . .. VB - v" . I or whole. 22c. Custom killing. Trailer loaned free. Salem Meat I Co, 132$ S. 25th. Ph. 3-1 858. 403 Livestock Wonted CATTLE BUYERS B. L and H. Sno- then. 4297 SUto 2-1345 or 3-4380 LIVESTOCK BUYER Emery Alderman, 4-8430. 4-721$ LIVESTOCK buyer A f Sommer. 1265 Harmony Dr. ra. 4-SQ67. CATTLE, nonet, at vour farm. E. C. McCandlun. Rt. z. fix. 287.. 4-ioei. 404 Poultry ond Robbirs CUSTOM DRESSING of poultry Wo buy rabbits. Wing's Ph. 4-39183985 SUto St. 408 Pets VIRGIL BOYT NOTED FUR AUTHORITY Th. German Nutria oelta ore the finest oelts 1 have ever seen. Order breeding stock: now for 30 day delivery. All stock guar.-and ins. Easy & profitable to raise. write Box 133. Statesman-journal. SCHIPPERKES -7 Have Schlpperko puppies for sale. Phone 4-1030. SIAMESE stud service. PairchUd breeding-. Reas. 4-5885. 225S N. am. lb. REGISTERED Chihuahua at Stud. Ph. Z-WBO. DALMATIAN female, spayed. I year old. Phone Monmouth 6273. I np.Ttmnn rAiin narrnt Mr AmW Reasonable to rignt party, jiou uvingsion. REG. Labrador supples. Rt. 3. Box 907A. so. River tia. rn.jwu. PUPPIES Chihuahuas. Cockers. Col lie. Ph. 2-1248. HOLLYWOOD Aauarium 195$ Mc Coy. Tropical, goiansn. equipment. PARAKEETS, cases. sUDPlies. 4-COP ners Aviary. 4110 Muoaon. z-aosi, PARAKEETS, cafes. UDDUOfl. Bird Paradise. 31B0 Livingston. a-.a4, IP Seeds ond Plonts FOR SALE Marshall strawberry plant. New ground. Kooen r. ut Bsntif, iar nv. eg w oum- ton. ph. 3-4912. - ROYSENBERRY olants. Sc oa. or so m lofio. Willamette red raapocT rv nlanla 25 a 1000. All due. Ph. Albany FA 72334. John Grenx. Rt. . . r j- 41i Fruit and Farm Produce CLOVER RAY, no rain. Andreten Farm. 4990 . Lancaster. --. 413 Fertilizer AGRICULTURAL LIME, 85c 100 lb. AMONIA SULPHATE c Balance ser tilizer for lawn problems. Valley Farm Store. Open Sundays POULTRY Utter only zoc SOCK, xou . . i m r sack: or SOC sacitea. . v auey arm Store, 2935 Silverton Rd.. 8aicm. ORGANIC FERTILIZER - ' ODORLESS Sack or bulk. Phono 8-3156 ROTTED MANURE, loose. Easy to work with. Loosen your sou wnn manura. HelDa hold moisture. By sack or cubic yard. Special on lare loads. Immediate deL Ph. 4-3081. Rt 8. Box 493. Phillip Bros 2 miles E. of 4-Corners. ROTTED WEED-FREE) MANURE Yds. DC- 2-0331 or 4-1B54 414 Form Equipment 8-ft TANDEM disk, very good con dition. New last year. 4843 Lan caster Dr. Ph. 4-1973. GARDEN tractor, plow. disk, harrow. cultivator 6c small unnnisneo -- wheel trailer. $175. Ph. Silverton 3-4593. - 5U Merchandise 451 Mochinery ond Tools TITAN 40 chain saw, 18 in. bar. nearly new chain. Used very little. 1952 model. Reasonable. 2310 Wal lace Road. Ph. 4-7153. BEFORE you buy ANY tiller be sure to see the new Kcriu-nui.. rower drive. 2 speeds forward, 3.3 h.p. $228 only 10 down. 24-in. rotary mower, attach, available. Snook s Bargain Center. 2565 State St USED welder, like new. suitable for fanner shop use. See at 25b0 N. oth. NEW lc used chain saws, rentals. Sales Sc service. 908 Edeewater. C. & S. EQUIP. CO. Ph. 4-1541 am ewinc Mochi net Check These Buys! Round bobbin cab. electric $47.55 Like new Cab. electric Now only $89.93 Portable electric Singer Tread -$19.95 -$17.80 Singer Sewing Center 130 N. COM'L. ST. PH. 3-3512 OPEN TRL TIL 9.. 455 Hsehold Goods For Sale DARK ROSE bed daveno, excellent condition, very reasonable. Ph. 4-7377. HIDE-A-BED, used. Just 1 month old. 175.00. Used Mdse. Mart, 270 S. Liberty. Ph. 4-6371. LINOLEUM RUGS $3.93 VALLEY FURN., 119 N. ComX ANTIQUE waL aecretary desk, roll top. Lambert's. 215 So. Commercial. 1950 EASY Spin Dryer. $35. Ph. 20952. TRADER LOUIE SELLS NEW FURNITURE FOR LESS COMPACT vacuum cleaner, used, $49.50. 2060 N. Capitol. 3-7067. USED lounge chair. Only $24. Hogg Bros.. 248 State St. USED pianos. Your choice 875. H, L, Stiff Furniture. 175 N. High. OLDS trombone, excellent condition. with case, only 95.00. used as. Mart, 270 S. Liberty. REAL bargains. Ph. 2-1292. Used washers, refrlgs- elec. ranges. Also used motors, elements Sc parts. Ap pliance Wreckers, 4550 Monroe Ave DUO-THERM oil heater. Small size. Hogg Bros.. 248 State St. USED davenport now only $24. Hogg Bros.. 24S State St. AQUA frieze davenport Sc chair, years old. $125. 2,7780 or 2-8471. MUST BE SOLD limned., complete ' bed. kitchen table and chairs. See Sat. only. 2995 E. Nob Hill St Ph. 3-3814. TABLE radio SJS. Used Mdse.. 370 S. Liberty. Phono 4-637L I USED Singer porta) swwtng mac. 1 o-9.su. bogj ore mw . 450 Merdutndise 453 HsahoM Good. Far Salt KXNMORE washlna machine, like now, must sell, make offer. 2060 N. CapitoL Ph. 3-7067. I AUTO washer,-"Whirlpool So Lux" suds-mlser. Excel, cond. 2-4628. I HOOVIR vacuuns cleaner. 814.S3. 2060 N. CapitoL Ph. 3-7067. UNFINISHED furniture. H. U Stiff Furniture Store. 17S N. High. USED S-pc. wsL finished dining suite. $98.50. Hogg Bros, 24S State. ANTIQUE marble top tables and cheeta. Lamberts. 213 S. Commi "OR SALE-S-pleco Chinese modern oalc UIunf suite. 1 year old. Also matcning end tables, fn. 4-4920. KIRBY vacuum cleaner $24.50 with attach. 2060 N. Capitol. 3-7067. ,i rnrrr ATirr.r ..-L. j wn, wai, iu . iwr. tow wnu m. t-iwn. BILTWELL davenoort. lone size, ex cellent condition. S40. rri. 4-7037, ISxlS LOOP rug with pad. like new. sou. uinexie set, m. enromo act. $25. Ph. 4-5415. EXXCTROLUX vacuum cleaner. $39- .50, terms. 2080 N. Capitol. 3-7067. EASY Spin Dryer, exceL cond.. rea sonable. 543 5. Elms. Ph. 3-3007. FLORAL daveno ' and chair, very nice. 39.50. Used Mdn. Mart. 270 S. Liberty. Ph. 44371. USED DRYER, txei cond.. $113. Capi tal Electric, Ftt. 9-74B4. S-pc. WALNUT dining room set. Easy spin uryer. Fn. 3-8943. DESK chest, mah. or wal, finish. $39.50. Hogg Bros.. 248 State St VACUUM cleaner, filter queen. $34 .50, terms. 2060 N. Capitol. 3-7067. DUNCAN-PHYFE table & chairs. $75. Ph. 3-8663. 1. dio. $24., Hogg 456 Wqitted, Hsehold Goods 457 Radio Olid TV T.V.. RADIO appliance repair. Work fuaranteed. 24-hr. service. 4-547S. hjo puuoing mnreriqii 500,000 FEET New, froth-milled, old and second srowta lumber. 2X4 so zxix. in s to 84-foot ; length. DoUvered price -- - i - 1 o a tern a-iisa nmni- Want a Nstursl Wood Finish? Now you can enjoy tho luxury of narowooa psneung at less cost. Oregon alder attractive, naturally light colored paneling. Homestead erade for rustic aDuearanee. Cas ing 6c base to match, with natural markings at a very low price for hardwood moulding, lengths as needed. 3'. 4'. '. 6'. 7' Ac longer. Hearthsldo grade paneling for for mal seuing. dear mouldings aiso. See color slides. Stock at Portland Road Lbr. Yard. 3645 Portland Rd., Salem; standard supply, aw Miner Ave., Dallas, produced oy jucn ardaon Co., Falls City. ShioUn-asOO ft. lot .$33 M. I lfoZ S30 M. S5 M. more Galvanized (utters -13C. ft 1 cabtneta to order, free estimates. 36 months to pay. EPPING LUMBER CO. $740 Silverton Rd. Ph. 4-6123 a vw w jr mmm, suue w auu wv s piTOnod, i,T. .,innlv Low Tr14 i t nlvwood for boats CHEAP I imraiation. ner sack -.81.20 Fiber f lass roll lnsuL CHEAP 16x32. 12x24. coiL tile. sq. ft 10c 8' steel tub. complete 3.50 0' cast tub. complete f" " ; i - - : Steel shower cabinets . $39.50 Elec. water heaters $39.50 up 21x32 dble. sink wrlm $43.93 600 gaL steel septic tank U .S57JO 4 cast iron soil pip 4" Orangeberg pipe .70c ft J8c ft l" galv. pipe 124c. ;".16e Mahog. Birch, sen. doors. Fir door jambs, good onea $2.50 Waterproof waU board, 4x8 J.0O New 4xS plaster board $1.40 Craft, black building paper -$2.50 12-2 elec. wire, roll at 4,io Stool garage doors, complete, $44 S tab. compos, roof, per q. $7.7$ Cedar Shingles, 4 grade Iron roof S'. r 10 , 17 -CHEAP Weather strip, wind. $14.20 up Hundreds picture wind. $$ up Window sashes In stock. Birch i" plywood grade A. 46c Plastic pipe . less than galv, ' Mahor. 40c. Sen 44c &AKr. wu.w f.iu w. pvr ax .w Steel fence posts, fencing . CHEAP Nails, 100 lbs. per keg $9.2S Exter. white paint per gaL 82.50 Painted Canadian shakes $10a$ Cedar sidlnc. sanded and rougn CHEAP Plastic floor tile 9x9 ....14c Overhead garage hdwro. -$13-5 C. G. Long & Sons 1 ml N. of Kelier Ph. 4-5051 ROOFING Call 3-7117 for free esti mate. All work guaranteed. West- ern Auto Supply Co. JUST ARRIVED (New shipment of used pipe and ftngs. to 4" soil) Used wash basins com p. $5 50 up 4" Black drainage pipe... 30 34c ft. Gas water heaters, 20-30 gal$20 up Thin conduit i" Thin conduit -..Sc. rigid Sc ft Sc. iisld 12c ft. 1" Thin conduit riiid 15c ft. Hex boxes, switch boxes 15c ea, Switches and outlets 20c ea. USED LUMBER 500.000 ft. No. 2 btr $45.00 M. 300 Pes. only 3x14 No. 1 btrS50 00 M. Used red brick, uncleaned 3c ea Thousands of other used building ..,.t. ... fei acquaintea a , RITTER k COMPANY Rt. 2. Box 367 Ph. 4-8311 4 miles North of Salem. ', mile North of Totem Polo on 99E. Open all day Saturday LUMBER $25 per M. 2x4. S 2x12 rL boards at smpiap. o nanaara Ave. Ph. 2-132 eve. Ph. 3-775. Lebanon. Ore. More! More More no. i jnanog. wn - uip. aw . i . rn a Birch. Shina, and Sen doors- at at tractive price. Two carloads doors ordered b in soon stop in ana see then- Oak Fig. in heated room. Plywood what tou need is hero somewnere come In and help us find Va 4x8 Ribbon Manor, isc rt-i 3x6 Mahog. L89 ex Also Birch St Sen Plv. Fa"e"n- 5 .?. -r- r ACOUVWaVt s-UCl a sa v v wvr -w nnMati4a) Atsi 4iict iHvfrUs-r BUILDING oaros. rnvois mmcv vnoi iw au I These are not onesn HaraDoaroi rn. ni 2.00. Wallboarda. Hemlock Doorf ..stc --- hnkm vardase.'i - jamb. Shakes 6c Shingles all very raaannahle. I15 S-tab roofinf 1.75. New Do-it-yourself Plans Just ar- rived-you pick tho plan we've NTrllNc'DOWN - 36 MONTHS TO PAY SERVICE WIT A aM 1 1 AT . Portland Road Lumber Yard , au 9S- WirtlanA 5msi s dr fatt-lax 450 HcrfKsTid? e 459 Do U Yoorte!f U-FK-IT-GARAGB Ol Repatr von SOM Cotnl. 460 Musical Instnimtntt USED upright pUne. Also S C ' Knabe. Ph. 4-2-71. Eves. J-S37t. WILL buy old reed organ if in good cona, fit. 0-IVU9. , KIMBALL CHURCH PIPE-ORGAN. 9 sua. ii STALLED AT PRES ENT. TO BE SOLD VIA SEALED BID FOR HIGHEST OFFER. BIDS CLOSE MARCH 23. FOR INFOR MATION Ph. 4-8252. SPINET PIANO Beautiful tone ek.-.- in tine condition. Will sacrifice' t" for quick sale. Easy terms to re-.-. eponsible party. For informatloavV write P.O. Box 226. Salem. , CONVERT YOUR PIANO Into in'" organ. Let us show you how. ' v Wiltsey Music Houe. I860 State StT " I PIANO SPECIALS! Krakauer smalis uprignr. Kxanich Sc Baca, upright. S9J; Hamilton uprtiht. $2JO. Come n and see these t:n buys. All rebuilt & gurant-ed. Free d?livo'. Tallman Piano Stores. S93 S. 12th. Salem. Near" S.P. Depot .T SPINET PIANO CLEARANCE Threo"' discontinued spinet models in f am- ous makes at big reduct.ons. These. will not last long, so come in soon.. Tallman Piano Stores, 393 S. 12th, ' ' Salem, near SP Depot 462 Sports Equipment Anything for the Sportsman ':r.- WE'Vfi GOT IT! 4 ea. 8 4 H.P. ZEPHYR EVTN- RUDES S30 to 80 3.3 H.P. EVINRUDES . SSS . 22 H.P. JOHNSON S70 " 22", H.P. EVINRUDE $80 4 ea. 7, H.P. EVINRUDE. Has neu- tral and full reverse , $99-8133 Don"t forget that we have the BRY- - ANT BOATS, ALSO THE FAMOUS. DILLABAUGH KIT. WHILE THEY LAST V length Rue-1- . per boots, formerly SS 96-67.95. NOW ONLY - 44.71 SPORTING GOODS 1201 S. Commercial Ph. 2-6050 12-GA. SINGLE, full choke shotgun -o-jo mtsm, xaoo. 89, lover, $50.00. Both good cond. Ph. $766 39071 Woodburn. or Bos 653, Mt, Angel. u-ft. RUNABOUT.. 22 h.p. motor s true-. rn. -oooj. Y Get 1bes wonderful buys now, tho. atauppor at oo sua way dock xrom.--FriK-o. . ) MOLDED Plywood Boats BURCH CRAFT BOATS GRUMMAN ALUM Canoes GLASSPAB Boot Mew It Used JOHNSON Motors' 4 Any thine you want in Martoto 8ub- plica you can get at M : SALEM BOATHOUSE 100 ChemekeU Ph. 3-9303, TOR SALE 14' deluxe Runabout: mahogany center deck; roflnished; , ao nr anoxor ana Trailer, j-n. 3dll. CASH paid for used guns, modem ana antique, cascade Merc uso Broadway. . -i 1 A -.A B: I 7H 1 GIRL'S bicycle, good eoodition, 81$. ; sea Center. 468 for Rent, MisceHoneom FOR RENT or lease, lge, warehouser. GREEN'S DOWN space, cement lioor, ones: Diag.. down town. Inquire H. L, SUfi -Furn. $-9185. " 470 For Sole Misceiloneousr- RUSSEL Wright dishes by tho piece. . Perfect Reasonable. Ph. 2-024a. GOOD USED hearing aid. sold for S2-5. now $35. Ph. 2-4491. WRECKING house at 473 N. Winter. Door, windows, furnace, lumber,. , built-in. . CASH for your used tub, windows,! doors, toilet. Call 4-03 u. . USED clothes dryer, exceL value. SO-' . nay guarantee, sw.ss. pnuups to, t mr jm 1 200 amp. ARC welder. 3440 Silver- il ton Rd. Jh. 4-8380. USED auto, washer, exceL cond. SO-, day guarantee. $65. Phillips Co: 355 Center, pn. a-3139. -; d - NEARLY new coil springs, full bod size, SID. Qt iruit jars, soe ooz. j ; rrench doors. io. x ourner elec tric pUte. $4.00. Ph. a-8538. 433 V 17th. - FOR SALE No. S bean wire. Ph. 2-002S. . FOR SAL Underwood portable. typewriter. Spartoa radlo-phona' . . comb. Ph. 1-9924 eve, after 8:30. t ANTIQUE Show Ac Sale sponsored Dy cut umega Alumnae, aaarcn - A 24-25. 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Randall's i Chuck Wagon, 3170 S. Conunercial. . Tickets 75c. Good for three days. USED adding machines, cash regis-- - Clary, 1979 Fairground Rd. x-53.v- , ROOFING, SIDING v E AVE TROUGHS i INSTALLED INSULATE YOUR HOMX NOWI NOTHING DOWN TERMS 36 MO I CALX. US TODAY FO& FREE ESTIMATES Montgomery Ward & COv 1M H. UMnT f a-Sll -, i I TTST.n nlumhinf fixture-, elnaet lavs, water heaters, kitchen slnksv In good condition. Reasonably; -priced. Judson's, 27$ N. ComlX Ph. 3-4141. - Are you particular? Then take your riLMS to . KLASIC PHOTO for finishing. $4$ Mate St 1141 Center. OIL burner with hot air furn.' Oil Unk. AU control. $125. . cellent condition. Ph. 4-4627. t USED refrigerators. $19.25 St up. AL Loue, App., -350 State st - 8x12 LINO. rugs. $5J3 a L. X-- strom Co. loo 8. Llnerty Top Soil : : Bhia. f.H1 A 4t01 I - PIT RUN GRAVEL Ph. 2-4310 Any time. t f DRY BALED SHAVIr'GS Ph. 4-5055. S60 S. 21st . It. I TYPEWRITERS. addina marhtno. V .cash registers, duplicators, desks,' V chairs, files St supplies, Roon'a. 456 Court St Ph. 2-4773. 1 MITRE box oew. Ph. 4-3756. swi. i-ii m i ' I ITlaOTi n ATT M. r Bales. Ph. S-5918. -t iA u fMl 1 MiseellanCOItS'' vvonfeo, miSCiliqnQiir WANT1 14-ch Delta band saw: .r. I renect con-, t-u. a-x---. I WANTED 12- lt Dodge generators,-. lata - mi Wilt ni S3 r SA. Wl.l buy late tranan o . earbur etors - rods. Writ Box 1-. tUteeman- JoumaL I - AIWAI - Oeiil 4 ttco. J $-. r . I - :