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little Sent to Utah Prison LOGAN, Utah Two men who escaped from the Cache Coun ty Jail a week ago made separate appearances before First District Judge Lewis M. Jone,s Monday. ; Gordon S. little. ' 38. of Boise. Idaho, and Rogue River. Ore., was sentenced to a one-to-20-year term for second-degree burglary and a consecutive term of one to 10 years for grand larceny, in Utah State Prison. Harry E. Vickerman, 43. Pitts burgh, was given until next Mon day to enter his plea on a forgery charge. : No escape charges had been filed against either man Monday. Little Is wanted in .Oregon when Utah is done with him. He faces a life sen tence under that state's habitual criminal act. Little had been found guilty last month of the charges against him by a jury. Eiremen to lTJLCCl 111 OcllCIll BEND W) Next year's conven tion of the Oregon State Fire Fight ers Assn. will be held at Salem ; This was decided at the organi zation's annual meeting here over the weekend. ; Donald H. Stormer, Roseburg, was named president. Other officers: E. H. Whelan, Portland, first vice president; Charles Patterson, Salem, second vice president; Fred H. O'Sullivan, Eugene, secretary; i and Orval Johnson Sr., Bend, and George T, Wilson, Albany, trustees. Steelworkers To Hear Pay Offer Soon PITTSBURGH U. S. Steel Corp. Monday promised the CIO United Steelworkers a wage in crease which will take into con sideration "the cooperation, loyal ty and productivity of workers." Vice President John Stephens, head negotiator for big steel, said the offer will be made .this week at a meeting still to be scheduled. Top union officials have speculat ed the corporation will submit an offer of T-h cents more an hour President David J. McDonald and Secretary Treasurer I. W. Abel said such an offer would be re jected. Stephens declined to discuss the size of the offer but said "we hope it will result in a speedy and mu tual settlement of our negotiations." Deadline for a wage settlement is June 30. m City dDbituaries Aim Them Murphy Cantlllon Late resident of 213 S. W. ind Ave.. Portland. Ore. In this city. June SO. Mother of M. D. Cantillon of Spo kane. Washington. Recitation of the Rosary was held June 20. at 7 JO p.m. in the chapel of the W. T. JUf don Co. Requiem mass will be held Tuesday. June 21. at 9 a.m.. in the St. Joseph's Catholic Church with concluding services Wednesday, June 22, at St. Barbara's Cemetery. Paul E. Pearson June 19. at the age of 21 years. Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwards Pearson of Salem. FoUow in sisters. Miss Audrey Pearson of Portland. Miss Paula Pearson of Den-i ver. Colo.. Miss Nettie Pearson oi Salem. Miss Maxine Pearson of Sa lem. Miss Jean Pearson of Salem. Brother, William Pearson of Salem. He was a member of St Joseph's Catholic church. Also of the Team ster Union No. ' 670. Funeral an nouncements later by Howell-Edwards ChapeL William Russell Late resident of 455'i South 18th. At m Wal hosnital at the age of m vrars. Survived ' by wife. Mrs. Ho well-Ed wards chapel, Rose Rusrell of Salem. Son. Charles Gunther will officiatt, Russell of Grand Rapids. Mich. He I Lee Mission Cemetery. was a member of the Presbyterian Church. Services 1:30 p.m.. Tuesday June 21. at HoweU-Edwards ChapeL Rev. George Swift officiating. Mrs. Theresa L. Stewart At a Hillsboro Hospital. June 18. at age of 46 years. Survived by bus band. Floyd Steward. Hillsboro. and the - following daughters. Mrs. Elea nor Stockton. Hillsboro. Mrs. Mar jorie Tuning. Thailand, Miss Loretta Steward. HiUsboro, Miss , Barbara Steward. Hillsboro. and Miss Joan Steward, Hillsboro; two sons. Ray Steward. Hillsboro. and Richard, Hillsboro; father Antone Ffau Sr., Salem; sisters. Mrs. Eva Meye, Sil verton. Miss Mary Louise Pfau. Her- mosa tseacn. cam.. Mrs. neien Hol land, Brooks. Mrs. Anna Sproed. Brooks. Mrs. Esther Aylett. Garfield, Ore. and Mrs. Ruth Vogt. Vancouver, Wash.; brothers. Antone Pfau Jr Salem. William Pfau. Brooks. Joseph Pfau. Brooks. Trfomaa Pfau. Brooks, David Pfau, Salem, and Paul Pfau, Redondo Beach, Calif.; four grand .children. Member of Missionary Sc Alliance Church. Services will be 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. June 22. in the Rev. Paul Interment, NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I have been appointed by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Marion. Probate De partment, as administrator of the estate of BENJAMIN WEDEL. JR.. deceased, and have qualified as such administrator. All persons having claims against said estate are notified to present the same du.y verified, to me .at 4 Pioneer Trust Building, Salem, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated this 26 day of May, 1955. PAUL WEDEL Administrator of the Estate of BENJAMIN WEDEL, JR., deceased BRUCE W. WILLIAMS OTTO R. SKOPIL, JR. GEORGE A. JONES 412 Pioneer Trust Building Salem. Oregon Attorneys for Administrator May 31, June 7. 14, 21, 28. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed as Executor of the estate of Myrtle Bechtel, deceased, by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Marion County, in cause Number 16.367, and has qualified as such Ex ecutor. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby noti fied to present the same properly vermeo as oy law required to me at 203 urcgon Building, saiem. ore gon. within six month from the date of the first publication of this notice. Dated and first published this 7th oay ox June. ism. WILLIAM BECHTEL. Executor of the estate of Myrtle Bechtel, deceased. Ronald C ttlover. Attorney for Executor, 205 Oregon Bide.. Salem. Oregon. Jn.7.14.21.28.JLS STATE TIMBER SALE Oral bids will.be received by the State Forester at the State Forestry Department, 2600 State Street, Salem, Oregon, at 2 p.m., July 5, 1955, for an esti mated 5,319 MBF of Douglas fir and an estimated 2,709 MBF of Hemlock, located on the South half of Northeast quarter (SV2NEV4) and part of the North half of Southeast quarter (N'iSEVi) of Section 28, Township 9 South, Range 8 West, W.M., Polk County, Oregon. ! i The minimum price which will b con sidered is $223,242.30. Payment: Cash installment payments -to be made in advance of cutting. . Prospective bidders should secure a copy of the prospectus covering terms of the sale from the office of the State Forester, 2600 State Street, Salem, Oregon. The State ; Forester reserves the right to waiva minor technicalities or to reject any or all bids. Publication Dates: June 14 and 21, 1955 NOTICE Or INTENTION TO LAY WATER MAIN NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that the Common Council of the City of Salem. Oregon, deems it necessary and expedient and hereby declares its intention to construct, install, and lay a water main six inches m diame ter in ana aiong HILLCREST DRIVE, from King wood Drive to Riverview Drive, in the City of Salem. Oregon, In accordanee with the plans, speci fications, and estimates for sucn wa ter main approved by the Common Council June 13, 1955, and wnicn are now on file and may be examined in the office of the city recorder at the city hall, and which shall be deemed part of this notice. The cost of laying such water main In front of the property hereinafter described will be assessed against such property, the council deeming the same benefited by the laving of such water main, to-wit: Lots 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 18. 19. 20. and 21. Crown Addition to King wood Heights. Polk County. Ore gon; . Lot 8, Crown Addition to King wood Heights, Polk County. Ore gon, excepting the portion de scribed as follows: Beginning at the southwest corner of said Lot 8. and running norther ly along Kingwood Drive to the northwest corner: thence easterly along the northerly boundary for a distance of 60 feet; tnence sou in -erly to a point on the southerly boundary which is 60 feet easterly of the southwest corner; tnence westerly along the southerly boun dary to the point of beginning: Lot 9. Crown Addition to Kingwood Heights, Polk County, Oregon, ex cepung the portion described ai follows: Beginning at the southwest corner of said Lot 9 and running northerly along Kingwood Drive to the north west corner; thence easterly along the northerly boundary for a dis tance of 60 feet: thence southerly to a point on the southerly boun dary which is 60 feet easterly of the southwest corner: tnence west erly along the southerly boundary to the point of beginning: A portion of Lot 17. Crown Addi tion to Kingwood Heights. Polk County. Oregon, described as fol lows: Beginning at-the southwest corner: thence northeasterly along Hillcrest Drive to the northwest corner: thence easterly along the northerly boundary for 150 feet; thence southerly to a point on the southerly boundary which Is 70 feet easterly of the southwest cor ner: thence along the southerly boundary to the point of begin ning. A portion of the property deeded to David & Lillian B. Williams as recorded In Book 88. Page 56, Polk County, Oregon Deed Records, said portion beginning at the northeast corner of the intersection of King wood Drive and Hillcrest Drive: thence northerly along Kingwood Drive 65.0 feet; thence easterly and parallel to the southerly boundary 181.8 feet; thence southerly - and parallel to the westerly boundary 65.0 feet: thence westerly along the southerly boundary of said proper ty 181.8 feet to the point of begin ning. The Common Council will, at 1:30 o'clock p.m. June 27, 1955. In the council chambers of the city hall, hear and consider objections, if any there be. to the proposed improve ment, the size of the proposed water main, or the inclusion of any of said property In the benefited district. By Order of the Common Council this I3tn dav oi June. isoa. ALFRED MUNDT. City Recorder. Ju.20.21.22. Classified Advertising Btatesmaa -journal Newspapers ZM Ne. Chorea St, PHONE 4-6811 LOCAL RATES TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY SLEEPING room, $1 per day, S3 per wk. 411 r. summer. KAISER parts. Phone 3-4711. cheap, '47 to '49. SUPERIOR '42 Chev., S7S. 296 N. 14th. Ph. 9-5507. 49 CAD. 62 2-dr. edn.. black. RAH. w. w.. low miles, S90S. 2235 S. 19th. Ph. 4-8138. SMALL Harley Davidson motorcycle, call 4-7256 between 6 & 7 p.m. FOR LEASE We desire to interview men that are Interested in a business of their own desirable service station. Lease available, experience not necessary as we provide complete yard serv ice station training course. Equip ment and utilities furnished. In vestment for resale inventory only. Ph. 3-4703. 1 YR. OLD white rock laying hen. $1.50. 4-2648. LOST: Lady's white gold engagement ring, center stone 1 karat, 1 small stone on each side. Liberal reward. Write Statesman-Journel, co Box 373. FAIRMOUNT Hill 3 bedrooms. 1, bath. Large living room, dining room Sc kitchen with nook. Full basement, new I. A. oil furnace. $16,000. Drive by 165 W. LefeUe St. Call owner 2-8771. WANTED STRWBERRY PICKERS. STANLEY SNEED. 2520 BLOSSOM DR., PHONE 2-3148. 14 acres irrigated northwest straw berries. Located 2 miles north of Salem. Turn west off of Portland Highway at HayesviUe. Go V mile. 14-FT. Sweitzer Craft with 50 H. P. Mercury electric starting. Custom built cushion, twin gas tanks, wind shield, also trailer. Used 10 hrs. Large discount for quick sale. Will finance. Call 4-8764 after 6 p.m. (Mia. t Uaes Weekdays "Sundays pei line i ami JS 2i per line. I timet JO M per line. 4 times $00 : $1.20 oei tine 1 month Si 00 llncl Sun.) Classified aas will be run in both papers to give advertisers the ad vantages, of the tremendous pulling power of 35,600 combined circula tions. When an ad Is ordered three ee tut timet and a Sunday issue la in cluded (for example: Friday. Satur day. Sunday) the lower Sunday rates apply because only the Statesman publishes Sundays. Classified aas will start la the morning Oregon Statesman, conclude in the evening Capital Journal but ads will be accepted for Sunday Statesman only The deadline for classified ads la 1:00 p.m. the day before publica tion Emergency ada and small line ads received after 1 KM p.m. may be placed la the "Too Late To Classify" column for the following morning. Ada for Monday papers must be la by S pjn Saturday The Statesman -Journal Newspapers reserve the right to reject ques tions Die advertising n further i serves the right to plaoe all adver tising under the proper class! flea- tlon. The Stateemsn-Journal Newspapers issume do financial responsibility tor errors which may appear in ad vertisements Dublished in Its columns ana in cases where this paper is at fault will reprint that can of an advertisement in which the typo graphical mistake occurs A "Blind'' Ad aa ad con tain Ins Statesman-Journal Newspapers box number for an address is for the protection of the advertisers , and mutt therefore be answered by let ter. Tne sutacman-Jotxrnaj wen papers are not at liberty to divulge inform atioa as to the Idmtrrv of aa advertiser using a "Blind" ad. THIS NEWSPAPER STRIVES TO protect its readers against fraud. deception or injuries. Readers are cautioned to make NO PAY' MENU'S to get a position adver tised in the help wanted columns. Ads In other columns which re quire investment in stocks, sam ples, equipment or cash bond . should fee thoroughly investigated before paying out any money. Ad vertisers requiring a cash Invest ment for samples or merchandise aales aids, etc, much so specify in their ads. All help wanted ads MUST SPECIFY THE NATURE OF THE WORK. Sales help wanted adt must mention the article or serv Ice to be sold and state li the pay is in the form of salary, com missions or both. Bona fide offers of employment with pay belong to tne "Help wanted - columns. Kindly report any exception to this rule to the classified advertising manager. 1-BDRM. unfurn. house. Elec heat . 1796 N. 14th. 'BEDROOM house, unfurn- except stoves. Water, garbage and garage turn. 959 Mill St. Ph. 4-4009. DIRECT LINES FOR sale or trade for 35 millimeter canra, nearly new custom radio for 49 er 50 Chev. Ph. 4-8315. 300 Personal 310 Meeting Notice) SALEM LODGE No. 4. A T it A M. Wed. June 22, M. M. de gree, 6 M p.m. 312 Lost and found LOST Blue parakeet, vicinity of v-uuri at win, laiKS ana answers name fete. Keward. fti. 3-4980. LOST: Billfold (Red and black) at unina laty sat. Keep money. Pa pers needed. Ph. 2-3862. LOST or strayed, Siamese kitten &unoay afternoon, aoa D. Reward. Ph. 2-1039. FOUND: Black terrier puppy. S. Com'l & Chemeketa. Ph. 2-4628. WILL party who picked up my check book containing Southern Pacific annual pass, also other valuable papers. Keep money and return other papers to me please. E. S. VanAntwerp, 1357 Hines. Phone 2-0460. 316 Personal MADAME Z0RA PALM. CARDS & PSYCHIC ADV. Tells past, present & future Advice on ail matters SPECIAL $5.00 complete reading $1.00 witn mis aa. for a limited time only. Be wise. 1935 S. 12th St, Vs blk. South of Hoyt St 4-8821. Statesman, Salem, Ore., Tuesday, June 21, 1955 (Sec 2)-5 400 Agriculture 400 Agriculture 425 Auction Sales 425 ; Auction Sales PUBLIC AUCTION As I have sold my ranch I will sell at Public Auction !mjr entire line of Farm Equipment and Livestock WED., JUNE 22 11:00 A.M. LUNCH ON THE GROUNDS LOCATED 5 miles East on State SL, Salem, and One-half mile South or 1 mile East of Penitentiary to 4-Corners, then. 2 miles East and One-half mile South. 15 HEAD CATTLE 15 HEAD 4 Registered Cows 1 Registered 2-yr. Heifer 1 Registered 2-yr. Bull 1 Registered Yearling Heifer 2 Registered Yearling Bulls i MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT i i ora-r erguson Tractor 1 Belt Pulley for Tractor 1 Combination Cultivator and Tiller 1 2-bottom 14-inch plow pickup 1 Double Disc Plow 1 Cover Crop Disc 1 Tandem Disc 1 10-ft. Roller 1 10-ft. Sprocket Roller 1 16-inch Papec Ensilage Cutter 1 2-wheel Spreader 1 8-ft. Fertilizer Spreader 1 A C. Combine with Pick-up Attachment 1 Ford Truck with Hoist and 14 ft. Bed and Stock Rack 1 Guernsey Cow 1 Guernsey Yearling Heifer 2 Yearling Shorthorn Heifers 2 Yearling Shorthorn Steers Trailer also 1 Stock . PSYCHIC READER Mrs. Day solves all problems. Truth ful advice on all affairs of life. 3900 on S9E South. So. Com'l. St WANTED, female teletype operator. sht. hand Sc lbr. exp. pref.. $ da. Capitol Em p. Agy. 2-0636. BERRY pickers wanted. R. A. Tied ler, 4447 Satter Dr. 149 clean irri gated Northwest North on Lancast er to Satter Sc . mi. E. on Satter. U-PICK Brightmore strawberries. 10c lb. 4 mi. South of Dickson, right by new bridge. Ph. 2-0376. LARGE, clean furn. apt Pvt. ent Sc bath, sun porch. Ph. 4-5429. 20-INCH power mower. $37.50. Ph. 2-17SU. Good cond. CHERRY pickers by July 1st. Cecil Boyd. Rt 2. BOX 216. Ph. 2-6123. FOR SALE. 7-week-old Chesapeake & Springer pup, $10. Both parents eligible for registration 8c good hunters. 2-2387. PSYCHIC READER Ask you no questions, tells your past present future. Satisfaction assured. Look for Alirma Motel sign at 3645 Portland Rd. NOT responsible for any bill other than my own. signed Katherine Dean, 3320 Fisher Rd., Salem, Oregon. 1 A-fmn rnnlw 1 WaU Cooler N 1 2-unit DeLaval Milker 4 10-gallon Cans 1 Implement Trailer 1 4-Wheel Trailer with Hav Rack 1 10-ft. IHC Grain Drill Grass Seed Attachment 2 6-inch by 40-foot Belts 1 10-foot Heavy Harrow 1 10-foot Light Harrow 1 Lot of Steel Posts 1 Lot of Red Cedar Posts Barbed Wire and Smooth Wire 200 feet of 1-inch Hope Anvil - Forge - Vise - Taps and Dies i Forks - Shovels - Garden Tools 1 3-H.P. Electric Motor Several Kml MILK HOUSE EQUIPMENT 6 5-gallon Cans 1 Wash Vat 1 Dairy Maid Water Heater A. J. KLUG. OWNER Rt. 5, Box 480 SALEM OREGON Phnn. s,i.m a.wvi Col. E. L. Gillaspie & Col. V. D. Leek, Auctioneers Tor details Phone Salem 4-7374 RUBY GILLASPIE. Clerk ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group No. 1. 2088 N. Com! 3-4537. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. J15,i N Commercial 2-2108 or 4-8600 44JO Agriculture 402 Livestock For Sal 4 YEAR old chestnut mare and her 3 wks old filly., $150 for both. Ph. 2-6131. MUST sacrifice this week Reg. Here fords, 1 bull, 2 cows. 1 calf. Rt 1 Box 46. Brooks, W. J. Moiseve. GOOD Jersey cow, Rt 4. Box 2, W. R. Kilmer. EXTRA nice, close-in? furnished 3- room apt S10 Bellevue. Owner. Ph. 3-5128 evenigs. 2195 Berry. CORNET, like new. Reasonable. Dav enport & chair, good condition. Reasonable. 2250 Townsend Way. Ph. 4-5409. FOR SALE, 12 Ft runabout with con trols. 22 horse power, Evinrude & trailer. Good shape. $295. Call 2-41S7, after S call 4-5811. STRAWBERRY pickers wanted. Jer ry & Nita Andresen. 4843 rt. Lan caster Drive. Ph. 4-1973. GROUNDS MAN wanted. 40 hr. week. Hillcrest School of Oregon. 2450 Strong Rd. Ph. 2-3022. ROMMEL, 11-month pedigreed 'male Red Dachshund, sso caah. PH. 2-4810. to S pjn. GENTLE Palamino mare. Used in driU & posse. 550 Winding Way. Ph. Salem 4-6352. TWO good black saddle horses for sale. Also two new aaaaies, onaies and blankets. Box 80, . Neskowln, Ore. Carl Smith. LOCKER BLEF. Eastern Oregon .a or whole, 26c Custom killing. ' Trailer loaned free Salem Meat Co. 1325 S Z5th. Ph 3-4858 PROFESSIONAL HORSESHOEK Ph. 4-9063 Salem, or 2-433 Woodburn 403 Livestock Wonted LIVESTOCK buyer. 1260 Harmony Dr. A. T. Somtner Ph. 4-9067. 403 Livestock Wonted CATTLE, horses, at your farm. E. C MeCandlish. Rt 2. Bx. 297. 4-1081. LIVESTOCK buyer. Claude Edwards. hi. J. pox evyt. fn. 4-1113. LIVESTOCK BUYER Emery Alderman, 4-6430. 4-7211 404 Pourtry ond Robbits EVERY 1 Tuesday. New Hampshire Sc Corlnss Cros chicks, $13.00 hun dred. Gehring's Hatchery, Silver ton. Ph. 3-4769. 408 Pets 408 Pets THREE 3-month-old kittens to give away. 2688 Hollywood Dr. or phone 2-2189 evenings. BIRD Paradise for birds, cages, sup plies. 3180 Livingston. 2-1842. HOLLYWOOD Aquarium 1958 Me" Coy Tropical, goldfish, equipment PARAKEETS, cages, supplies. 4 Cor ners Aviary. 4110 Hudson. 2-5897. 410 Seeds and Plants FEMALE Dobermann Pinscher give away. 3234 Hollywood. to REGISTERED Weimaraner pups: 3 left. Ph. 4-1406. 4835 N. River Rd. SIAMESE kittens, male & female. Housebroken. affectionate. 3-8861. CUTE pups for sale, $1 each. Ph. 2-6384. 4 SIAMESE kittens for sale. 2-6297. REGISTERED Purebred Boxer Dog. Two years old, very fine with chil dren, house broken, weight 73 lbs very gentle. Priced to sell. Ap pointment to see, call 4-9114, 3995 Silverton Rd. BLACK curly-haired puppy $3. Ph. 45069. REG. 1 German short hair pointer pups, ready to start training this fall. Will sell or trade. 665 E. Ewald. Ph. 37260. CATTLe. BUYERS 1 and H Sns then 4297 State 2-1343 or 1-430 To Place Ads Phono 46811 REGISTERED German short haired Pointer pups. Top hunters Sc re trievers for land Sc water. Ph. 3-4396. CHRYSANTHEMUMS For Autumn Color. 25c each in bands. Coleus, Soltani Sc Fuschias for shade. EGAN GARDENS 5 mi. N. of Keizer School on Road to St. Paul. LOWERY'S GREENHOUSE Salvia. Dwf. med.. tall 40c doz.. Pe tunias (2nd crop) 30c doz. Flower ing baskets begonias, fuchsias Sc ivy geraniums, $2.75 to $4.75. 2595 Che mawa Rd., 2 ml East of Keizer SchL FUCHSIAS Sc GERANIUMS, 5$L Tuberous Begonias. 3$l. Hanging; Baskets, Merrills Greenhouse, Brooks. BEGONIAS large seedlings. 25c box. blooming baskets in Redwood box $3 up. Fuchsias 150 varieties. COP LEY GARDEN. 2669 Cbemawa Rd. CHIHUAHUAS Sc Cockers inoculated. AU colors. Phone 2-1248. TO GIVE away 3 kittens. Ph. 2-3591. 412 Fruit ond Form Product U-PICK BERRIES 10c a lb. 2nd pick. Albert My's Farm. East of Brooks. 1 mi. 4-4074. YOU PICK Strawberries. Sc a lb. Phi 4-2026. LOCAL strawberries fresh from the field daily at the Green Apple Mkt BOOS Portland Rd. "MT7 li WHAT YOU CAN DO... a FIQGTTJA7lrJALL Mono BraprevQpcsfl HERE'S THE 1 f S I AT I l 11 V B t4 T "li I i 1 t I tw If TO LOW-COST WAY r TRAVEL! Take a tip from Merry Miles, your travel advisor ... get the Greyhound habit! You'll find it pays off in big sayings and added travel pleasure- especially wheri you ride aboard one of Greyhound's luxurious new Scenicruisers or Highway Travelers. And for an excitingly different vacation, ask about Greyhounds Pre-Planned Vacations and Escorted Tours. Greyhound brings low-cost luxury to highway travel ! Low Fares Mean Merry Miles! From Salem One Way Los Angela 15.40 San Francisco 1 1.10 Soanlo 4.60 Phoenix, Arizona San Diego Sacramento tUturn Trip 20 LESS. . . cm Round Trip Tickmta One Way 23.90 17.10 10.55 Soma TVnjj Tot Cm Do W'rrtirintrfetiofKn' Noma bnpravemeirt Laos Point Decorate " Re-roof Now Sidinf Carago Attic tot amen! Room Now Kitchen or loft) Fireplace Fences tond scoping Foundation Stop Insulate NewFvmoot WtOor Hootor I I 0jpae ' I riuM re Yoa can start this week cm that ftxp or remoaenng jod . . . punt, landscape, install plumbing or heating . ; . or built that new roomj It's easy . . . whether you "do it yourself" or hire a specialist. Just ask about the First National Home Improvement Plan at your dealer, or nearby First National Branch, You'll get quida action on a loan for materials or labor. And . s it is not necessary for you to hare an account at First National to get a low-cost First National? Home Improvement Loan. Do it yourself . . . ofj do itwith help . . . but do it howt- Quick Approval I1ffostfr4t ttxmt No Down Payment No Mortgagt RtjutrtJ C2t. J. L Wells, Agent . Phono 2-2421 450 N. Church St. j -iirs suio oiiooN rocs rNir 'Opto n h s Monday thp.o Saturday
