v
t-(Smt. 2Mftmnf Salem,
Sailplane Pilot Glides tb;
V 1 Pleasure With U pdrbfts
r By ARTBXTt G, HUDGINS - kng with" a 45-foot wing span. It
raited . Press Staff Correspondent J is generally made of wood or alu
WASHINGTON (UP)-Com-niandcr
H. C. N, Goodfiart, a Roy
al Navy officer with the ; British
Joint Services Mission here, u an
expert sailplane pilot' Goodhart
failed sailplane flying, or soaring,
"an indescribable pleasure,"
Two months ago lwent up to
17.000 feet over the Sierra Nev
adas in California. It was absolute
ly delightful. The scenery was su
perb, the silence complete,"; . he
laid.-'" J', , . .' ' f-:':
Staying aloft in soaring is a
matter of finding a thermal, or op
draft of air, and circling, upward
In it until the current is no longer
strong enough to sustain the craft
The pilot then glides to another
thermal in order to stay up. The
best -updrafts are found under
newly - formed cumulus . clouds.
Taking off is usually accomplished
by getting a tow from a conven
tional airplane or a truck.
Goiag Up Is Best
i'The most exciting part of soar
ing is circling your way up in a
thermal," Goodhart said. "When
you enter you feel a slight' tur
bulence, a bubbling sensation. The
thing is alive. It effervesces. The
plane gives an upward heave 'and
you bank sharply-until you find
the center.
i'Tha t's where the art and skill
come in knowing how to k?p in
the center of the updraft and how
fast to climb without stalling." -.
The typical sailplane is IS feet
Saleixi
Obituaries
Bvta Bessie Bailey
In this city. Late resident of 686
Thompson avenue. Survivors include
two- nephews. William Porter and
Robert Davey. both of Salem. Serv
ices win be held Wednesday, Sept.
21 at 10 JO a.m. iff he Chapel of W.
T. Rigdon Co. Entombment Mount
Crest Abbey Mausoleum, lie v. W.
Harold Lyman officiating.
Martin Van Bees , ' ' V-
Lata " resident of '490 Kinrwood
Drive. Salem, in this city September
17th. Survived by wife, Mrs.- Flossie
Van Bees; sons, Neal and Raymond;
a daughter. Mrs. Leona Freisen. all
of Salem; brothers. Peter Vast Hees.
Garrett Van Hee ot- Salem Luke
Van Hees, Salem also "Richard - Van
Hees of Jamestown, Wis.: sisters.
Minnie Cnswell. Modesto. Calif..
Mrs. M. Williamson, Modesto. Calif.:
two - grandchildren and two . great
grandchildren. Services will be held
In the Virgil T. Golden Chapel
Wednesday, Sept. 21st at 4 p.m. Rev.
Lloyd Anderson - officiating. . Inter
ment Best Lawn Memory Gardens.
Charlie Hunt "
At a local hospital Sunday. Sept
18, at the age of 58. Late resident
of 2373 Cherry Ave. Survived by
wife, Mrs. Joan Hunt. Salem: daugh
ter. Mrs. William t. Melville Jr..
Baltimore. Md.; son. Jack Hunt, Sa
lem: brothers. Frank. Jim and Will
Hunt. aU of Salem, and Harry Hunt.
Klamath Falls: sister. Mrs. Mary
Lewis, Salem; and three grandchil
dren. He was a member of the Eagle
Lodge. Veteran of Foreign Wars No.
661. Also a member of -the Military
Order of the Cootes. Services will
be held Wednesday.-Sept. 21 at 1-30
p.m. in the Chapel of HoweU-Ed
wards Funeral Home. - - - -.-
!-, --r -- ft fi'i. -r-: tr
Edmaas A. Jaeees .'"-;".",-'.' ".
; At Albany, Ore., - Sept. -18. late
resident of 260 Lancaster. Survived
by parents, - Mr. and sers. Theodore
Juedes of Salem. Sisters. Mrs. Her
man Rehnu. Salem. ' Ore.: Mrs. Cart
Werner, Gervais. Ore.: Mrs. George
peper. Bremerton. Wash. Brothers.
Harvey and Allard Judes, both of
Salem. Services will be held at the
Virgil T. Golden Chapel Wednesday.
Sept. 21 at 2 p.m. Interment Belcrest
Memorial Park.- Rev. H. W. - Gross
officiating. ' - ' 3" ;, "
Charles O. Legaa ; . '."
; Late resident of Albany at a local
hospital Sunday. Sept. 18. - Survived
by -daughter. Mrs. Selma Hansen,
Philomath, and a son. Tom Logan,
Springfield. Ore. 'Shipment has been
made to Corvalis. Ore.;' for services
and interment under the direction
f ( Virgil TV Golden Co.. -
Robert OUsson CX. y , i . -
i At the sge of 8S years. -Survived
y son. Albin onsson, St. Helens.
Ore. Announcement of services
later by W. T. Bigdon Co..; s .
Mrs. Helen' Meere Fewer.
Late resident of Lyons. Ore. At
the residence. Rt 1. Box 33. Sept
19 at the age of (2 years. Survived
by husband W. Wallace Power.
Lyons. Two sons. Charles M. Power,
Lyons; Richard W. Power.- Downey.
Calif. One daughter, Mrs. Marilyn
Short Fresno. Calif. Four sisters,
Mrs. Weber Cederlof. Weaverville.
Calif.; Mrs. Frank Yokey, Erie. Pa.;
Mrs. Harry - E. Strode. - Glendale,
Calif.; Mrs. Ralph Swortley. Harris
burg, Pa. Ten grandchildren. Serv
ices Wednesday. Sept. 21. at 1030
a.m. in the Chapel of Howell-Ed--
wards Funeral Home. Rev, Ted An
derscn - officiating.- Interment Bel
crest Memorial Park. -
0-
n m
COME TRUE
Todoy, more than ever; you'ir find it so, easy to hove-
- ' . . p ...
that Dreom Home of your own." '
From modernistic mansions to "do-it-yourself" starter
homes, see the Statesman-Journal Want-Ads daily.
.
Wriatever Yeu Wont Check W.nt-Ads
Ore., WeaV Sep!. 2W5.
minum and weighs , about Zoo
pounds. Cost is about $3,500.
Goodhart s most recent triumph
in the sport was at the 22nd an
nual soaring ' championships, held
at Elmira, N. Y.. July 2-14. He out
pointed 28 competitors to win the
event! but was declared ineligible
because he is not a U. S. citizen.
Longest flight in the contest was
from Elmira to Wilmington, Del.,
a distance of ' almost 200 miles.
Goodhart did it in five hours and
47 minutes. ,
Texas Updrafts Bigger
The 33-year-old officer's gliding
ambition is still unfulfilled, bow
ever. He has yet to . receive a
Gold C " with three diamonds,
awarded to those making a sail
plane flight of 312 miles.. No Brit
isher has ever won the honor but
Goodhart offered an explanation
for this "You can't go 312 miles
in Great Britian - without, going
over the edge.".
He hopes to achieve ''his goal
sometime in - August in Texas
where the updrafts "like everything
else in that state, are bigger and
better than anywhere else in. the
world." Goodhart said the summer
heat, in Texas provides thermals
rising o about , 13,000 feet which
would 'give excellent gliding cr.iv
ditions at 12,000 feet for the
flight ;
Goodhart has 22 years military
service behind him, four of them
as a test pilot ' "Wonderful work,
test piloting.", he said. "Laziest
work in the world." .
Minus Sighs in
Grain Market I
CHICAGO UH Soybeans ad
vanced on the Board of Trade
Tuesday but minus signs spotted
the rest' of the .grain list,
. The entire market was up ! in
early active dealings. Easiness de
veloped first-in wheat," which fin
ished with the weakest tone. Later,
feed grains -and rye gave up most
of their gains; .
Wheat closed 1M lower' to V
higher, corn V lower to higher,!
oats Vi lower to higher, rye
unchanged ' to Vt iger. soybeans
lVi-4?i igher and lard . 10 cents
lower to 18 cents a hundred pounds
higher.;, r? . ; - . -.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND W-(USDA)-Cattle
salable -300; quality mostly poor,
trading slow; steady-weak; 'truck
lots high commercial-low good
shortied 775 lb steers 20.50; few
utility r steers 11.00-14.00; utility
low - commercial grass : heifers
10.00-15.00; canner cutter cows
mo6tly 7.00-g.00; few toS.50;.few
utility cows 10.00-12.00; utility-
commercial heavy ' bulls 13.50
15.00;' light! cutter, bulls ' down to
10.50; caners down, tp.- 9.0a -
Calves: salable 65; market slow.
about steady; .few good vealers
17.00-18.00; -one high choice 20.00;,
choice 320 lb calves 17 JO; utility
commercial grades 9.00-15.00. '
Hogs salable 300; market slow,
steady-weak; U. S. No. 1 and 2
butchers 180-235 lbs 18.50-19.00;
package -No.- 1 19.25; No. i lots
18.00; few 300-420 lb sows 15.00
16.50; 630 lbs 13.50. ' .
Sheep salable 1,100; about steady,
moderately active; 600 head and
91 lb. Washington range lambs
19.00, sorted 100 head at 16.50; few
choice . nearby ' lambs steady at
17.50-18.00 with odd lots 18-25-50;
few. good feeder Iambs 14.00-50;
range feeders quotable 15.00 and
above; good-choice "ewes salable
3.50-5.00; utility ewes 3.00. '
Onion Future
" CHICAGO Onions: -
- v j ; - Open High Law Close
Nov ' 2.15 2.15 ,2.08 2.08
Jan - 2.45 2.45 2.33 2J5
Feb - 2.57 2.57, 2,46 2.48
Mar ' 2.68 2.68 SI 2.59
Sales:- Nov 155, Jan 360, Feb 45,
Mar. 118. .'. ; '
Farm experts estimate , that im
proved pasture can produce about
.100 pounds of stock feed at a cost
of about 60 cents.
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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Admiral Corporation ' 23 T,
Allied Chemical . 115
Allis Chalmers"' 68.i
Aluminum Co. America 83 k
American Airlines ' 25
American Motors - .' . ; 9'4
American Tel. fc Tel. 'i 180
American Tobacco 7S
Anaconda Copper 79
Atchison Railroad 1 V
Bethlehem Steel ' 162 1
Boeing Airplane Co. - - 66
Borg Warner - , 48 4
Burroughs - Adding Mach. 28 !
California Packing
Canadian Pacific . 34 4
Caterpillar Tractor' 54 V
Cela ese Corporation - 90 '
Cities Service 60 H
Consolidated Edison " 50
Crown ZeDerbach 584
Curtis- .Wright , 22 H
Douglas Aircraft 72 V
da Pont de Nemours ' 233
Emerson Radio 14
General Electric S3
General Foods 82 H
General Motors 142
Georgia Pac Plywood 41
Goodyear Tire I " , 63 H
Home stake Mining Co. 36
International Harvester . . 38 4
International Paper . -111
Johns Manville 87 4
Kaiser Aluminum . , 39
Kennecott Copper 128
Iibby, McNeill 14
Lockheed Aircraft 454
Stock Market
Sags Quietly
NEW YORK urV-The stock mar
ket sagged quietly, Tuesday until
the final hour when a modest buy
ing flurry pepped up prices. .
The net result was a lot of im
provement all around but a mixed
close that bad a slightly lower look
about it.
The Associated Press average of
60 stocks was down 10 cents at
$180.00. The industrial component
was off 10 cents, rails were up 10
cents, and utilities were lower by
20 cents. .
There were 463 stocks higher and
467 lower out of the 1,197 traded.
Thirty-five stocks made new highs
for the year and 15 ' touched new
lows. " -'
Volume was moderate at 2,090,-
000 shares.' That compares with
2,390,000 Monday. -.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND un Batterfat
Tentative, subject to immediate
change Premium quality, deliv
ered in Portland 51-60 lb; ' first
quality 54-57; second quality 49-52.
Butter Wholesale, f.o.b. bulk
cubes to wholesalers Grade AA,
93 score. 5714; 92 score. 56 Vi; B
grade, 90 score, 55; C grade, S9
score, 53.
Cheese To wholesalers Oregon
singles. 38V.-41 lb; Oregon -Ib
loaf, 41-44. - -
Eggs T ' wholesalers Candled
f.o.b. Portland, A large, 53-59 ;
A medium",'-50Vi-51; A small,
334-34.' t. . -,'Eggs-Tofilers---Grade
AA,
large, 66-67 - A large. 55-61 ; AA
mediums', 54; A mediums, 54; A
small.- 3536. Cartons, 1-3 , cents
additional. .'V -- . " .
4- L4ve poultry No. V quality,
f.o.b. Portland Pryers, 2-4 lbs,
26 rut farm, Vr, roasters, 23; light
hens. 16-17;. heavy hens, 18-20; old
roosters, 11-14. ,
Turkeys To -producers, for A
grade young hens, f.o.b. farm N.Y.
dressed,- 36?-. A toms. N.Y. style,
31; liveweight basis, A grade hens,
33 toms - 28; - to - retailers, A
grade younghens ready to cook.
50; N Y. dressed. 37-38; N.y. style
34-35; fryers, 4-8 lbs, 49-51.
Rabbits Average to erowers
Live white. 3-44 lbs, 21-23, 5-6
lbs, , 17-19; , old does, 10-12. few
higher. Fresh dressed fryers to
retailers. 57-61r cut up, 62-65.
- Wbrtesafe Dressed Meats'
. Beef carcasses Steers, 'choice
500-700 lbs, 39.00-43.00; good 36.00
41jOO; fomrnefciaL 30.00-36.00; util
ity,' 25.00-31.0? ...cornmerciat "cows,
canners - and cutters 20.00-23.00.
r, Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind
quarter. 51.00-56.00; rounds, 44.00
48.00; I ul 1 loins, trimmed, 78.00
84.00; - forequarters, 29.00 - 32.00;
chucks; 32.00-34.00; ribs, 43.00-53.00,
Pork cuts Loins, choice, t-16 lb,
520-54.00; shoulders, IS lb down,
31.00-34.00; spareribs, 45.00-50.00;
fresh hams. 10-14 lb, 47.00-51.00
. Veal and calves Good-choice, all
weights, 32.00-39.00; commercial,
27.00-35.00. , :; " ; ;
lainbs Choice-prime spring, 40
50 lbs,'38.00-39.50; good. 34.00-38.00.
Wool Nominal, clean basis, V
blood. 1.00-04 lb; blood, 1.10-12
lb; Vt Iood, 15; fine, 1.45.
Coutry-dresse. Meats, f...
PorUud: i.... .... ..
Beef Cows, utility, 22-24 Tb ;
canners and cutters, 17-19. .
Veal Top quality, lightweight.
1 28-30; rough heavies. 18-25.
Hogs Best light blockers, 26-27;
lean light sows, 22-24.
Lambs Good springers, 30-33;
yearlings, 23-25. ,
v Fresh Prodaee
Potatoes Ore. Boardman Long
; Whites, 100 lb. No. 1A, 2.50-75;
Wash. : Wlutes, 2.25-73; , Russets,
100 lb, NO. Is, 2.75-3.25; No 2s,
50 lb, . 75-90. ;
Onions Wash. Yellows, lge, 1.75
2.00; , Idaho Yellows. 1.75 2.00;
Texas Whites, med, 3.00-25; lge,
1.50. . y" r ' .:. -.-
Hay New, crop. No. 2 'green
alfalfa, baled, f.o.b. truck, Port
land. 35.00.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND M Coarse grains,
15-day shipment, bulk, coast deliv
ery: Oats No. 2, 33 4b white 47.50
48.00. Barley No. 2, 45 lb 45.00.
Corn No. 2, E Y shipment 61.75.
Wheat (bid) to arrive market,
basis No 1 bulk, delivered coast:
Soft White 2.15: Soft White ex
dudins Rex 2.15; White Club 2.15.
: Hard Red Winter: Ordinary 2.15
. Car receipts:, Wheat . 24; barley
10; flour ; corn 20; oats 5;' mill
feed 7. . . .. . .
i China's 500 million people . con
! stitute about a fourth of the world's
i population. -
Loew's Incorporated
72 V
90 V
45 A
' 76?a
,11
524
102 V4
27 '
'22
334
37 VA
Long Ben A
Montgomery Ward .
New York Centrl -Northern
Pacific
Pacific American Fish
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pacific Tel. & Tel.
Penney (J.C.) Co.
Pennsylvania R, R.
Pepsi Cola Co
Philco Radio
Radio Corporation
Rayonier, Incorp.
Rayonier Incorp. Pfd
Republic Steel .
Reynolds Metals ,
Richfield Oil
Safeway Stores Inc.
Scott Paper Co. '
Sears' Roebuck It Co.
Sinclair .
Socony
Southern Pacific "
Standard Oil Calif '
SUndard 00 N.J.
Studebaker Packard
Sunshine Mining
Swift It Company
Transamerica Corp.
Twentieth Century Fox "
Union Oil Company ; '
53.
2S3
74
" 47
734
106 '.4
57,
' 62 i
61 4
91 i
1384
9!4
10
50 V
45 V
28
53 4
171
41
Union 'Pacific '
United Airlines
United Aircraft
82
6
, 43
60
21 y4
23
'284
64
52
United Corporatin
United States Plywood
United States Steel
Warner, Pictures
Western Union Tel
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth Company
Invosfmont Trusts
. rZilka. Smither t' Co.. Inc.)
Bid Asked
Affiliated Fund
(.30
6.82
20.39
Canadian Fund
18.84
Century Shares Trust. 27.71
Chemical Fund 18.18
9.97
17.50
12.62
10.78
3.0
23 07
14.30
4.83
20.22
21 29
12.34
21.30
149
10.39
9.37
33.92
,7.09
. 9.50
10.35
5 63
12.77
6 83
29.68
Delaware Fund ..11.48
Diver. Invest. Fund 9.84
Dividend Shares 2.77
Easton c H. Bel. Fund 21.58
Gas Ind. .13.08
Group. Tobacco , 4.40
Incorp. Investors is ?n
Key: Cust. Funds:
B-3
: b-4
K-t
. S-i-
19.5t
11.30
19.52 '
13.0
9.52
S-4
Man. Bond Fund 8.55
Mass. Invest Trust .,, .. 333
Natl. Sec. Series:
Income Series , , 8.49
. Stock' Series ; ,. 8.69
Pref. Stock S 9.47
Speculative Series 9. IS
Tel.-Elec. Fund ' 11.72
Value Una Inc. Fund. 6.34
Wellington Fund . 27.24
Stocks "and Bonds
Cemt-Uei y The Aiwelated Press
Sent. 29
BOND AVERAGES
20 10 10
Ralls tndust. IT til.
Net change Unch Unch Unch
Tuesday 97.6 97.7 96.4
10
ror.
A.2
85.8
85. C
85.8
85.8
3.9
Prev. day 97.8 97.7
Week ago 97.7 97.6
Month ago S8.0 97 8
Year ago 99.3 99 J
96.4
96.3
9.2
100.0
STOCK AVERAGES
30 IS 15 eo
tndust. Sails Vtil. Sties.
Net change . D.l A 1 D.1 D.l
Tuesday 254.9 136.S 74.3 1 80.0
Prev. day . 255 0 138.7 74.5 180.1
Week ago . 253.2 135.5 74.6 179.0
Month ago 240.9 133.7 74.1 173.1
Year ago 185.6 97.T 64.7 135.2
ESTATE OP ERMA J. STRONG
KING, MILLER. ANDERSON. NASH
& YERKE
Attorneys at Law
926 American Bank Building .
Portland S. Oreeon ,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 16496
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OT OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY Or MARION
" Probate Department
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been appointed execu
tor o the estate of Erma J. Strong,
deceased, by the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon for the County
of Marion, and has qualified. All
persons ' havine claims against said
testate are hereby notified to present
the same, 'duly verified as by law
required, to in unaersigneo. at ou.
State Street at Commercial Street.
Salem. Oreeon. within six months
from the date hereof. v
Dated and first published Sept. 14,
1955 . - -
Date of last publication Oct 12.
1955 ' - - -
THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL
BANK OF PORTLAND (OREGON
King. Miller, ..Anderson. Nash Ac
Yerke, Attorneys.
Sept. 14. 21. 28, Oct. S. 12
Classified Index
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310 Meeting Notices '
112 Lost and Found
S14 Traiu porta tion
116 Personal
WO AGRICULTURE
02 Livestock for Sale
403 Livestock Wanted
404 Pm.ltry and Raobits .
405 Pets
409 Sea roods
410 Seeds and Plants
412 Fruit and Farm Produce
14 Farm Equipment
423 Auction. Sales
450 MERCHANDISE
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53 Wanted. Machinery. Tools
454 Sewing Machines -
455 Houselield Goods for Sale
433 Wanted Household Goods
U7 Radio and Telcvitioa
43S Buildiiut Materials
460 Mistral Instruments .
462 Sports Equipment
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500 BUSINESS AND ITOANCX
510 Money to Lean ,
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SIS linvestmenta
IW E-tTLOYMXNT
'M Heip Wanted -'
104 Help a anted. Male " .
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60S Pickers Wanted
610 Sales Persons y :
612 Work Wanted. Male -(14
Work Wanted. Femalo
(15 Situations Wanted
V.t mptoyBent Agenelee
617 Job Information -
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702 Sleeping Rooms. Board
703 Wanted Rooms. Board
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707 House for Rent .
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710 Wanted to Rent Houses
712 Wanted to Rent Apta.
T14 Business Mentals
71S Resort Rental
DO REAL ES1ATK
(01 Business Opportunities
902 Business Property
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i7 Apts Courts fur Sale
60S Lot for Sal
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312 Exchange Real Estat
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Kindly report any exception to this
rule to ue ciassuiea advertising
manager.
ADS IN THIS COLUMN !
RECEIVED .
Too Late to Classify
TURN, bungalow, 1 bdrm.. S3S. See
uienn wooory, loua n. summer. :
X bdrm. w basement. Close in North,
SS5. Ph. 3-5221. -
I BDRM. furn. house with garage.
Available Sept. 9th. 3-8967 after
2 p.m. ,
FURN. Apt. Steam heat. Phone, con
veniences. Wash ; facil. Ph. 4-sosi.
FOR RENT, sleeping rooms. SLQO
day.- 85 wk. 411 N. Summer. :
RELIABLE woman for general
housework tc cooking, child care.
Outside help for cleaning. Week
days 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sat S to 12.
Live out except 1 night week. 8135
mo. Box 874 Statesman-Journal. -
FOR SALE. Welsh Boodle Buggy &
pad. Like new. Also collapsible
plav pan. 1482 Georgia Ave. Ph.
3-7720.
SELL or Trade Easy Spin Dry wash
er, good condition. Ph. 4-7694. :
12 TT. CttlSCRAFT boat. Fiber
glassed & trailer. 8190. Also garden
tractor. 2775 S. High. Ph. 3-8754.
SELL or trade, one 2' H.P. motor.
One H.P. motor. 3985 Auburn
Rd. Ph. 4-1934. r :
FOS SALE. Bartrett pears, with a
hil flavor. Ph. 2-3797. Orchard
Heights Rd.
BARLETTS. 50c -Bu. U pick, bring
containers. Ph. 2-4918. 1172 Park
Ave.
U-PICK Barlett pears, 75c bu. l'i
mi. East of Keixer. North. Watch
for Arrows. Callie Hays. '
GOLDEN hybrid Corn. Best for can
ning 8c freezing. Order by Phone
2-0121 evenings. 3 Mi. East of
'Totem Pole. Earl Wilson.
FREE PEARS
Tree Bu. with ea. 81 Bu.
U-Pick. Ph. 4-2453. -'
METAL Clarinet. $35. in good condi
tion. 335 N. High St
1.000 WHITE LEGHORN pullets mo.
for sale. Choice $2.25. K. E. Helle
mer. Lyons. Ore. Ph. UL. 9-2528.
CHICKENS from 81.00 to $2.00 Phone
4-6989. 2150 S. 22nd.
LOST: Pair blue plaid rim glasses.
vicinity Pairish or N. Salem High
. School. Call 3-9373 after S. Reward.
SPECIAL Rummage Sale over Green-
baumi. Wednesday all day.
$8-1 DOWN. . $25 a Month. J room
ityu?-c. s t-1 1 esisu ci-evh iv fun sy. aw
SO-112. S1950.
v a. Mz-r-.r Atm tv rtwnr ;
335 N. High St r . 2-8S11
PART PEKINGESE puppy name
srioKev. cnuarens pew ewaru.
PH. 2-8S82,
WHITE, PAINT
.. Our Loss your gain
Onlv SI. 98 per gal. .
BOLLINGER'S, 343 N. Com!.
. , ONE WEEK -SPECIALS i
4 X Gutter 13c ft. !
Complete line fittings. j
BOLLINGER'S. 343 . N. ComT !
Ph. 2-885S Salem. Ore;
4 ACRES, older 3 BR borne, fplace.
- lily pool, lge. barn. 3-rm. -rental.
close in on WaUac Road, 815.000.
Also 4 Acres,- no bides., $6000.
B. ISHERWOOD, REALTOR
1910 Wallace Road Ph. 4-2783
ONLY $300 DOWN i
REDUCED to 15.950. 4 bedrooms.
Basement Garage. - Near state
buildings. Ramsey Realty, 427
Ferry. Ph. 4-3381; 2-5508.
S00 Personal
310 Meeting Hotici
SALEM LODGE No. 4,
AFet AM will NOT ODen
ATtTETlTTStMENT fll RIDS
Sealed bids will be received by the
Oregon State Board of Higher Educa
tion at the office of the President of
Oregon CoUege of Education. Mon
mouth. Oregon,- until 2:00 P.M Pa
cific Standard Time, on October 12,
1955. and then opened, for the altera
tions and renovations of the Ad
ministration Building to provide a
photography laboratory.
One set of drawings, specifications
and forms of contract documents may
be obtained by bidders from Wick At
Hilgers. Architects at 909 Portland
Trust Building. Portland 4. Oregon,
or at the office of the Business Man
ager. Oregon College of Education,
Monmouth. Oregon.
The i drawings, specifications and
form of contract may be examined at
the office of the Architect, or at the
office of the Business Manager. Ore
gon CoUege of Education, Monmouth,
Oregon.
No bid will be considered unless
iiii MfnniitMl in the manner pro
vided in the ''Instructions to Bid
ders" upen the bid form proviaeo
and accompanied by, the appropriate
certified check or btd,bond. executed
in fivnr M tne auW' ox ureion kxiu
the Oregon State Board of Higher
Education in an amount nov iea man
ten percent of the total amount of
the bid to be forfeited as fixed and
liquidated damages should the bid
der neglect or refuse to enter into
a contract and provide suitable bond
for the faithful performance of the
work in the event tne contract ss
awarded to him.
The Oregon State Board of Higher
Education reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids and to waive
all informalities.
No bidder may withdraw his bid
after the hour set for the openine
thereof until after the elapse of 30
days from the bid opening. -
OREGON STATE BOARD Or
HIGHER EDUCATION
By Earl M. Pallett, Secretary.
Eugene. Oregon Sept. 21
300 Personal
312 Lost end found
LOST Brown leather biufoio si
Fred Meyers, nexurn receipw an
keep (20. 1362 Ruge.
316 Personal
AL'S BAKERY. 1040 MARKET Pizza
pies 39c ea. Glaeea aouennuis ic
a doz. Doughnut balls 13c a doz.
Old-fashioned apple and spice pies,
turkey, chicken 4c beef pies. (2.23 a
doz. Large bread two for 45c. Ph.
3-7372. : .
uvi t n tmikkey Call 4-2011.
Brooks, ask for Louise Romer for
infnrm.tinn about Vireinia. or
come, inquire for Mrs. Wright
WANTED priv. partv to buy real
estate contract at win dis
count 10. Write to Statesman
Journal Box 573.
FARMER JONES HAS
rarm fresh poultry eggs, fruits 4
vegetables at prices you will like
to pay. Open 1 a.m. t S pjn.
''"'FARMER JONES MARKET
3559 Portland Rd. Ph. 4-7383
CRAVENSTEIN apples, peiti.
J caches, canning corn. Farmer
ones Market, 3559 Portland Rd.
Ph. 4-7383. '
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group rto
1. 2088 N. Com! 3-4537.
PSYCHIC READER
Ask you no .questions, tells your
past, present, future. Satisfaction
assured Look for Almlra Motel
sign at 3645 Portland Rd.
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous, tSS 5
Commercial. 2-2108 or 4-8600.
UNSIGHTLY facial hairs removed
safely and permanently. Prices
Beauty Salon. Ph. 3-5839.
400 Agriculture
402 Livestock For Sol
YOUNG, gentle, wen broke pinto
kid pony. 3378 Silverton Rd.
YOUNG Jersey cow. havy producer,
fresh soon. 8125. Ph. 4-7182.
TOR SALE or trade for Shetland
mare. S-yr.-old gentle ',i Welch
saddle horse. Ph. Salem 2-8131.
UH:KKH Be r-wtern Oreeon 'i
or whole, 19e. Custom killing.
Irailei waned tree Salem Mf..
Co 132h S 25tn I Ph S-4858
TOP PRICES paid for canner ewes.
Also need fat feeder lambs.
Phone Salem 4-7374.
PROFESSIONAL HORSKSHOEK
Ph. 4-9063 Salem, or 2-4338 Woodburn
ing or eve. -
SCIENTIFIC HORSE SHOEING Tes
Shively. Ph. 2-6835, 3-4603 eve. oniy.
403 Livestock Wonted
LIVESTOCK BUYER
Emery Alderman. 4-6430. 4-7218
LIVESTOCK buyer. Claude Edwards.
Rt 3. BOX B99X. fa. 4-1113. -
CATTLE, horses, st your ftrrn E C
McCandlish. Rt. 1 Bx. 297 3-4189
WANTED to buy 175 - heed - feeder
lambs. Phone Salem 4-7374. -
CAri'Lfc KOtERS k. . and.U tine-
then 4791 Stat S-1345 or
LIVESslOCK buyer A T Summer
U60 Harmony Dr. Ph. 4-9067. ,
404 Poultry ond RobbiH
CUSTOM poultry dressing. Rt 2.
Ph. 2-3336, Leonard Hamm.
408 Pets
SMALL breed of puppies, $3.00. W42
Howara st. . , i
WANTED 2 male kittens,
yellow. Ph. 2-0320.
prefer
CUTE kittens to give away. Ph. 2-5466
AKC Reg. Pomeranian puppies for
sale. Ph. Woodburn 5376.
REGISTERED German Shepherd pup
pies, some show winners available,
$50 6c up. Corvallis. Plaza 3-6832.
MOTHER CAT 8c kittens to give
away. Call after S p.m. 1120 Rural.
Ph. 38584.
FOR SALE Bulldog, male. 1 j r. old.
1518 Elm. or 45937.
WANTED Good home for
Beagle hound. Ph. 4-1798, .
nice
HOLLYWOOD Aquarium. 1958 Mc
Coy. Tropical, goldfish, equipment
PARAKEETS, cages, supplies 4 Cor
' ners Aviary 4110 Hudson S-S697
BIRD Paradise tor. biros, caees. sup
plies 3180 Livingston 2-1842
PARAKEETS-U.50. Cages and sup
plies. B&M Aviary. 3365 Maywood.
4-5425.
410 Seeds ona Plants
LARGE King Allf red 'daffodil bulbs.
4f)r a dos. Middlegreve Nursery.
4920 Silverton Rd.
DAHLIAS new in full bloom, ever
200 varieties, order now for spring
delivery. Ward's. 4380 Cherry Ave.
412 Fruit ond Form Produce
U-PICK prunes, snow apples tc peers,
1c lb. 412 Hrubetz Rd.
BARTLETT pears. $1 per bx.. bring
boxes. Otto Folk, Rt 6. Box 830.
- on Swegle Rd.
GOLDEN CROSS sweet corn. 25c doz.
2-8102. 2720 Blossom Dr.-
FOR SALE Gravenstein apples. 4545
Jones Rd. Ph. 4-8346.
PEARS, picked. Mrs. Cemik. Route
S. Box 851. FruiUand. Ph. 4-2461.
CUCUMBERS All sizes. Large dills.
75c per bushel. Ph. 4-4321. .
SWEET CORN, tomatoes. St dill
cukes. - 1208 Candlewood Dr. Ph.,
" 45805. : I
BARTLETT Pears. -MVe pick. $1 bu.i
Bring containers. 346 W. Chemswsi
Rd. Ph. 4-4658. .1
PASTEURIZED whole milk. 75c gal
delivered Cleary Dairy. 2-3035
t PEACHES I
Just I mile from Salem nut Dallas'
Hgwy. Local grown. Tree-ripened,
Improved Elbertas. Also pears Si
fresh vegetables - 1
CUCUMBERS at LaFollette'S Fruit
&iana. in. z-iief eves
GOLDEN CROSS sweet corn. Ph.
4-4050.
U-PICK pears. $0c- bu-.. bring eon
- tainers. Rt S. Box 493. 2 mi. E. of
4 Corners on State St Ph. 4-308U.
'400 'A'gricnltnre
425 Auction Sales
SudteU's Furniture Auction
WED. EVENING, SEPT.
2 Homes of high grade furniture to be sold
to high bidder.
5 p. Blonde bedroom suite, large mirror -.;
1953 Story it Clark spinet piano, exc condition
1954 Kelvinator Automatic Washer
1954 Kelvinator clothes dryer (220 volts)
1954 L&H deluxe electric range
195? Kenmore electric range - v .
Norge Electric range' ' . . . .
Westinghouse Clothes Dryer '..
2 M-W. Refrigerators n
Majestic 21-in. television. Exc. condition (Late Model)
Yellow daystrom chrome set
Easy Washer
Maytag washer, other white enamel washers . ,
China closet - ;
5 pc. red chrome set ' ' -. . :
5 pc. walnut dinette set .
8 pc. walnut dining rm. set
2 kneehole desk j ., . '
o t. oaoy cno . .
Upfight piano .
Duo therm console oil beater, fan
2 chrome stools v
6 chrome chairs
Tank type vac. sweeper '
Radios - . . ' .
Metal 4t Wood panel beds
Mattresses, bx. springs, coil springs
Davenos, davenport suites
Chest-of-drawers . . -
i . '
This is the largest and cleanest
puy ana lair price.xor your furniture, buy or consign to this sale.
furniture saie every w eanesaay. ,
v LANE SUDTELL'S AUCTION SALES YD '
3915 S1LVERT0N RD.
412 Fruit' end Farm Produce
ileal
PEACHES
tree' ripened Improved El-
bertas. Ed ZielenskL Ph. 2-5717.
SWEET CORN. Tomatoes. . Danish
isquash, cucumbers. Roy South. Rt
3. Box 832B, on So. River Rd.
FOR SALE Sweet corn. 81.50 per
sack, about 7 doz. ears. Bring your
sack. Jr TJ- Abbott Ph. 4-2979.
PEACHES
Hale & Alberta peaches. Ped's, 5230
ir-ortiana Ha. Ph. 4-4078. ?
GOOD Bartlett pears. 2330 C lax ter
am. rn, z-4jua. . .
PEATES. 85c, U-pick. 2575 Lee St
Z-3Z43. .
CANNING TOMATOES U-pick. $1.00
a busnei. . borne raw damage, 3
miles N. of Jefferson on old 99E
highway. Holman's, Rt 1. Box 28
& 32. Watch signs.
GOOD Bartlett Pears. 81 bu. Route
e. box mi. -Mtvenon nwy. j. r.
Goode, Ph. 2-2968. -
BARTLETT pears. U.Dick. 75c bu.
Bring boxes. A. H. Bone. Orchard.
nisfc.no. l.o nu. on naiiace no.
4-3045. ' - '
Bargain Peaches
Top quality improved Elbertas $2.75
for a generous bushel.- 1 mi. from
Salem out Dallas Hiwsy.
WE ARE BUYING
H0NEYW00D, INC.
501 South 14th St
Salem i
CLOVER hay. Good 1 tons, & wheat
straw, rn,
PEACHES, tree ripened, improved
unertas now reaay at Jess Mathis
Orchard & Fruit Stand. 6'i mi. No.
of Salem on 99E. 4 mi. No. of
Drive-in-theater.
LOCAL ; improved - Elberta peaches.
Home grown. Brine containers. 45
I DrrrH Farm ST07 Ptlnrf Rri .
425 Auction Soles
LIVESTOCK AUCTION
Thurs, Sept. 22nd
10 a.m.. -misc., produce, farm machin
ery. 1 pjn., livestock, chickens &
rabbits, calves & veal heifers, beef
tt milk cows, feeder stock, bulls,
steers, pigs, goats Ac sheep. .
LANE SUDTELL'S
AUCTION SALES YD.
. Ph. 3-6098. 3915 Silverton Rd.
Mrrrhanrliftft
451 Machinery and Tools
FOR SALE 8 Craftsman table saw,
'.a h.p. motor, includes blades,
guard tt sender, $6$. Ph. 4-4908, -
455 Hsehold Goods For Sale
MAGIC" CHEF gas heater tt Wedge-
wooa gas range. - -3S . 5. ntn.
New Whirlpool washer Sc dryer,
8399 M. . Was $419.95.' Sorensen's,
1141 S. ComT.
WAREHOUSE Furniture Sale, open
nightly. 1605 N. Summer. Save!
8x12 LINO rugs ,4.89. Warehouse
. Sale,' 1605 N. Summer.
S3 DELUXE Admiral, miscL furni
ture.. 4520 Monroe. . .
4-50 ..Merchandise
454 Sewing Machines
BLUE CONCORD
GRAPES
. -' USED
Sewing Machine
SPECIALS .' "
Singer, Cab. Elect Forward and reverse
Singer ZigZag ' '
Singer Port Elect " ' " '
Cab. Elect Like new ., f . , ..
Desk Model treadle '''' " ''' "'
Cab. Elect ' " ; ' ' ' '
t OPEN FRIDAY TILL f
' - Small Down Payment EASY TERJS ,
IGER SEWING CENTER
130;N..COMMZRaAL
400 Acrlcnltcre
425 Auction Sales
li S.'
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21, 7:30 O'CLOCK
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furniture sale in town. For t good
PH. 3-609S
450 " Merchandise
SS Hsehold Goods For Solo
USED refrigerators: Westinshou e.
Frigldaire, Kelvinator. Hot Point.
Norge St Cold Spot Guaranteed,
reasonably priced, $49 50 A- up.
: Yeater Appliance Co.
375 Chemeketa -
7-DRAWER desk. $26.00.
' Sale. 1605 N. Summer.
Warehouse
MONTGOMERY Ward wringer wash.
er. Kenmore iron, sout good cond
reasonable. 2-8275.
WAREHOUSE Furniture Sale, open
nightly. 1605 N. Summer. Save!
RUGS Regv $79.95 S pc $58"
: Wrought iron Dinette Set S colors.
A real bargain Now)! Warehouse
Furniture Sale. -1605 . N. Summer.
Open Daily till 9 p.m.
HUGE crowds are making the buy
of their Uvea right now during
Glen Woodry's vast warehouse sale.
Furniture new & used at lowest
- possible prices. Easy terms. Open
nightly till P.M. 1605 N. Summer.
WAREHOUSE Furniture Sale, open
nightly. 1605 N. Summer. Save I
CLOSEOUT PRICES .
During Ttuge warehouse furniture
sale. Actually over 3.000 new e
used items. Deep cut prices. Open
daily till S pjn. Davenos, bdrm.
sets, 'dinettes, rockers, etc. Glett
; Woodry's. 1603 N. Summer.
DEHUMIDIFIZR Admiral, slightly
used. Was $145. Our price $00
Trader Louie 1870 Lana Ave.
FOR ONE item or a complete house
full of new or used furniture, come
In and select from our huge stock;
and use the easiest terms in town.
Free Delivery. USED MERCHAN.
DISE MART, 270 S. LIBERTY ST.
Ph. 4-6371.
USED Auto, washers it fryers: WesU
inghouse, Maytag. Bendix. Thor,
Easy Spinners Guaranteed, reason
ably priced. $39 95 tt up.
Yeater Appliance Co.
375 Chemeketa - -
S'xir SHAG RUGS washed it dried.
Also tinted if desired. Fast eco
nomical 24-hr service.
LAUNDEREITE
1253 Ferry St Ph. 2-455S
BE THRIFTY Buy used furniture St
appliances. THE THHIFTY WAY '
on Easy Terms at -
WOODRY'S THRIFTY USED FURN.
515 S Com l Ph. 4-3319
SIMMONS Studio Couches, reg. 8109.
now 89.00. during Warehouse Fur
niture - Sale. 1605 N. Summer.
' TERMS!!
SALEM HOUSING Auth. 1200 S. 16th.'
Ph. 3-4521.' Electric stoves, electric
water heaters. Tables 'tc Chairs.
Siugle Beds. Little oil stoves. .
WAREHOUSE Furniture Sale, open
nightly. 1605 N. Summer. Save I
Student desks. 89 M. USED MER
chandise MART, - 270 S. LIBERTY
ST. Ph. 4-6371. . -
IF YOU need a single Item er a
complete household of -new er
used furniture or appliances. Buy
" now on our easy terms.
Woodry's Thrifty Used Furniture
515 So. Coml St . Ph 4-3319
1 block So. of Paper Mill
UNFlMlSHbD furniture H L Stiff
Furniture Store. 175 N High
WAREHOUSE Furniture Sale, open
nightly. 1605 N. Summer.' Savet
UNFINISHED chests, new C-drawer.
$10.95; 4-drswer. $8.95. Cash as
- Carry, no ph. orders. Hogg Bros
Salem.
Like new ice box. special 814.96.
USED MERCHANDISE MART, 178
S. LIBERTY ST. Ph. 4-6371.
DO IT YOURSELF SPECIAL Unfin
ished bedroom set Includes book
rase headboard, two nite stands.
Hollywood frame,-chest of draw
. era. spring and mattress. AU foe
just S69.95. USED MERCHANDISS
MART, 20 S . LIBERTY ST, Ph.
4-6371. -'-,' 5 - .- " - ,
WAREHOUSE Furniture Sale, open
nightly. 1603 N. Summer. Save!
USED elec ranges: Westinghouse.
Hot Point Frigidaire, Norge. Ken
, more- & AB. Guaranteed, reason
1 ably priced, 819 95 it up. Also used
water heaters.
- Yeater Appliance Co.
' 375 Chemeketa
REG. $21.95 Playpens 14.88. 4 yi,
cribs 16.88. Plastic baby, mats 8.88. -.Hardwood
Hi chairs 9.88. Lowest
Srices During Warehouse Sale, 1603
'. Summer. ,..,
450 Merchandise
454 Sewing Machines
WA5
-$189 JO
NOW
8 HK
$109.50
$ 49J0
$ 89 50
$ 24 M
$ 69 50
-f 79.50
.1139.50 I
.$ 59 JO
$ 89.50
PH. 3-3312
on Wednesday, Sept. 21st j
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