The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, March 17, 1955, Page 21, Image 21

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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.
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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.
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- 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
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border .
trimming;
47. Cerium ,
(lym.).
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to measure
distance -
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22. Skin
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gathering;
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nickname
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graphic code is
named for
him
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New York Stock Markets
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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
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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
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88
88
73
103
16
53
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29
77
34
69
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132
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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
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33. Detests
34. Quantities
of paper ,
35. River .
(Miss.)
38. Ringlet :
39.0n
of
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Mindanao
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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
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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 .
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