i9ob tiuicks
... r '
, ;'l'in
FLINT, Michl Big car luxury an performance are declared to be combined la Bulek's medium priced
four-door hardtop sedan ia the Special aeries. Powered by a 322 'cubic inch, 229 hors?power en
gine, the" Special claims oae of the biggest power plants of any car Ik its class. Dynaflow, power
steering, power brakes and dual exhausts are optional on the Special. The new Buicks go on dis
play Friday.
Line Includes
New Stylin
More Power
HINT. Mich.-Buick presented
iUnew line of cars for 1935 Tues
day featuring a four-door hardtop
in every series, more powerful V-8
engines ana "iresn new siyiing
In the boW design" that is declared
to have made Buick the third best
seller in the nation for the last
two years, ',. ,
The new tars will go on display
In dealer showrooms Friday, Nov.
4. including st the Otto J. Wil-
scn Company in Salem. Ore.
Horseroxver has been increased
t 3"i hi the Rodmaster, Super
r".d Century series and to 220 in
the SpscfcL For the first time
ia irs the Special is equipped
u'.th the 322 cubic inch engine, the
same power-plant used in the
other three series.
We have made 88 major im
provements in styling and engi
neering to give our customers the
best possibW value lor their dol
lar. said Ivan L. Wiles, general
manacer of Buick and vice presi
dent of General Motors. "The en
tire chassis has been reengi-
neered to improve nae man
dlins. The edditwo it, .the 222 . -
bicmcn enguiewu0j..i
that series one cf the biggest and
most powerful engines of any car
in its class.T
The new variable pitch Dyna
flow transmission has been , im
proved for, 1956 through the addi
tion of a second siaior wnicn in
creases torque multiplication and
boosts performance' importantly
in the 0 to 30 mile range, it is
declared. Dynaflow has been made
standard equipment on the Super
and Century and optional on the
Special; Previously it was stan
dard on the Roadmaster only. -
Dual exhausts, are standard on
'the Roadmaster and optional on
the other three series.
Safetv features cited include
seat belts, available as dealer in
stalled eauiDment on all models;
door locks with interlocking
feature that prevents them from
flying open in event of a colli
sion; a foam rubber pad across the
top of the instrument? panel, and
more effective brakes! for faster
stops. - , i
Indian Wants
Back Stolen
VAirrMA m The white man
prizes his Bible and fhe few survi
ving Priest Rapids Wanapum In
dians prize their tribal religious
relics.
So Puck Hyah Toot, Wanapum
tribal leader also known as Johnny
Buck, has notified authorities an
eagle's left wing was stolen from
him while attending the Pendle-
ton Roundun this fall
AJso taken
were some feather tips and fluffs
iiuxl in making ceremonial fans.
Puck Hyah toot laments the loss
of the entire eagle wing, because
thev are difficult to obtain and
whole wing was .used 'in one of the
tribe's age-old ceremonies. '
He does not ask any punishment
for the thief. He believes ever
one is responsible for his own life,
good or bad, and that the Creator
has a special, kind of punishment
for wrongdoers.
But he would like the eagle wing
back.
Field Marshal
to Visit Ike
LONDON Of) "Come and see
me anyway." said the message
from President Eisenhower.
And Tuesday night Field Mar
shal Viscount Montgomery took off
by plane for the United States to
Eagle
Wing
1 with thai
President. The date was set beforeJT0"
tisennower Became ui.
Montgomery said he is meeting
with the President in Denver on
Saturday. r
Just before taking off, Montgom
ery told newsmen:
"Some time ago it was arranged
I should visit President Eisenhow
er at hit farm in Gettysburg. That
was 'before his illness. A few days
ago I had another cable from the
President saying 'come and see
me anyway.' "
MEDICAL CARE SET
DAMASCUS, Syria WV-Low
income classes are to get medical
care, medicine and ', hospitaliza
tion without charge under a
scheme approved by the Syrian
cabinet Monday. Everyone with
an income oLJess thaa 170
w ill Go on vispiay rriaay
Fire Destroys
Alaska School
. : f . , , . ,
wtpea out one of the largest ana
most modern elementary schools
here Monday night.
The 17 -room Talkeetna School in
Mountain View, valued at more
than a half million dollars, went
up in flames and smoke in bitter,
near zero Alaskan cold.
Nearly four score civilian and
military fire fighters fought for
five hours in an effort to subdue
the stubborn blaze.
t our rooms were envelopes Dy;ices by pacific Lodge No.: so a. t. ic
nm.a nhan fk. fire fir mm. 1
panies arrived' on the scene. It
was estimated the school had been
burning at. least 30 minutes before
it was discovered and a gen
eral alarm sounded.
Cause of the blaze was not de
termined. .
Woman Resting i
After, Ordeal in '
Driving Blizzard
1 XHERMOPOLIS, Wyo. UP A
jWyonimg -woman who spent two
nignts in m driving blizzard hi?h
in the ruggsd Washakie Needles
formation of Northwestern Wyonv
ing was recovering Tuesday in a
r ,. ,
Mrs. Mildred Ernest. 55. of Wor
land, Wyo., was packed about nine
miles on a home made stretcher
by a group of Thermopolis high
school' players to a point where a
National Guard truck could IaiU
doze through heavy timber and
speed her back to safety.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND Ur-USDA-Cattle
salable 300; market rather slow,
but early sales around steady wits
Monday's ) average except canner
and cutter cows fully 50 lower for
two days;'kng load mostly choice
974 lb fed steers 23.00 with 11 head
good 1015 lb out at 21.50 and (ew
head 19.00; few utility steers 11,00-
14.00; utility heifers 10.00-14.00;
canner and cutter cows mostly
6.50-7.50; few to 8.00; shells down
to 5.00; scattered utility cows 9.00
11.00; odd commercial grades
12.00; young commercial cows
Monday i 13.00; few utility bulls
12.50-14.00; light cutters down to
10.50. i
- Calves salable 65; market un
even; good and choice vealers
steady at 17.00-19.00; few good and
choice above 350 lb - calves weak
at 16.00-17.00; cull and utility
calves and vealers 7.00-12.00. r
Hogs salable 200; market active,
steady with Monday's 25-50 higher
trade: II. S. No. 1 and 2 butchers
180-235 lb 15.50-16.00; few 245 lb
14.25; 160 lb 14.00; sows 320-500 lb
salable i2.00-13.50.
Sheep salable 300; demand very
narrow for slaughter lambs but
supply limited; ' no choice avail
able; few good 'lambs steady at
117.00-17.50: good and choice feeder
! lambs 14.00-15.50 with heavy rang-
aier teeoers 16.50 Monday; utmty
and good slaughter ewes 2.50-3.50.
New York Stock Markets
Rv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS I
Admiral Corporation
Allied Chemical
Allis Chalmers
Aluminum Co. America
20 v
10S v
62
71 V
22 Vi
9
1784
76 H
64
148
63 i
42
25 V
31 Vt
SOVa
20
93 .
56
American Airlines t
American Motors
American Tel k Tel.
American Tobacco
Anaconda' Copper
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing; Airplane Co.
Borg Warner
Burroughs Adding Mach.
Canadian Pacific :
hCaterpular Tractor ''
Celanese Corporation
I,: j v-At
49
Crown -2ellerbach
Si's
254
. 7S i
215
v 79tt
11 .
46H
82H
134
37H
59 V4
35 V4
tt
105
nv
34
10 V,
14 V
49 H
20 .
344
Oxrtas Wright
Douglas Aircraft
dup Pont de Nemours
Eastman. Kodak
Emerson Radio
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Georgia Pac Plywood
Goodyear Tire
Homestake Mining Co.
International Harvester
International Paper
Johns Manville
Kaiser Aluminum
Kennecott Copper
Libby4 McNeill
Lockheed Aircraft
Lowes Incorporated
Long Bell A
i
M. (Muk) Doagbtoa ,
rrs.u.ni ui js n, summer
,t local hospital. Oct survived
by wife, Mrs. Elda M. Doufhton,
Salem, Ore: tonii, Donald B. Dough,
ton and Wayne N. Doughton. both
ol Salem; frandchildren, Jackson M.
Doughton and Shirley - M. Doiif h
ton, both of Salem; sisters.! Mrs. Cora
iimons, Corvsllii. Ore.; Mrs. Adah
van de4 Noort. Bodera, Calif.: Mrs.
Cynthia Wallace. Fresno. Calif.;
brother. John Doughton. Alahambra.
Calif.; several niece and nephews.
Services will be held Wednesday.
Nov. I at S p.m.. In the Clouih-Bari
rick Chapel. Dr. Paul Newton Poling
ouiciaung. cnurniDment at Ml
nr. Entombment at Mt. Creit
A" M
Martha Ana rrteas
In Chicago. 111. Late resident of
ania S p-ii. w i.,n wn Ar
! Mr. Herman il rriess; I mother of
Robert rriess, Salem; Mrs. Catherine
Smith. Mrs. Martha Snedden. Mrs.
Ester Lenz. Mrs. Herman Griffith, all
of Oak Forrest. IU.: Mm Ruth Ab
bott. Anna. I1L. and Mrs. Anita
Gluckman, Chicago, IU. sister of
Frank Unier, Oak Forrest. 111.; also
surviving art 21 frandchildren and
4 great grandchildren. Graveside
services wiU be held at the Belcrest
Memorial Park Friday. Nov. 4 at 11
a.m. Under the direction of W. I.
Rigdon Co.
Investment trusts
(Zilka. 4Smtther at Co.. Inr.l
, (.
Hid
Asked
Affiliated Fund
S.M
IS I
Canadian Fund
1 70
T7M
1S.XX
uss
10.lt
2.7S
21 M
1175
4. ft
II 75
21 30
U.S
21.33
12.2S
M
'.IO"
33.44
(81
5. S
1020
5J7
1U7
S.5S
2SM
ZtntUT ts Tru,t?H
i Chemical Fund 13.10
Delaware Fund 1087
Diver. Invest. Fund 30
Dividend Shares . 1.54
E ton tc U. Bai. Fund .Jo SI
Gas Ind. j. .J3.sa
Group Tobacco !4 21-
Incorp. Investors 17.J4 "
Key. CuaL Funds:
B-J 1
B-4- i "
K-l 19.55
S-S , 1135
S-4 . , S.7S
Man. ' Bond Fund l s
Mass. Invest Trust 30.93
Natl. Sec. Series
Income Series ', f 2t
Stock Series S.lt
Pref. Stock S. t.33
Natl. Dlv. Series . 4.91
Tel.-Elec. Fund u ..10.4.1
Value Line Inc. Fund ... S.M
Wellington Fund 28.22
Stocks4 and Bonds
Cesspllei ky Tk Associated Press
Nov. 1
BOND AVERAGES I
30 ie is
Kails lndust Vtil
Net chanfe Unch Unch Unrh
Tuesday . 7.S 98.1 7.J
Prev. day . . S7.S M l 97 2
Week ago 7 8 S7.S 97 2
Month ago 97.7 97 8 97 2
Year ago 99 8 100.0 100.S
1955 High 99.S 99 8 100 1
1955 Low 97.8 97.8 M l
10
Tgn
D 1
83.8
85.9
85 9
85 9
84.8
mi
84.0
85.1
80.8
1954 High 100.0 100.4 100.9
1954 Low H I 17.4 96.8
STOCK AVERAGES
3t IS
' Indust. Ralls
Net rhanjt D4 A.l
Tuesday ... 238.3 125.0
Prev. day 238.8 124 9
Week ago 240.4 12S.5
Month ago -.240.3 126.7
Year afo 1S4J 99.7
1955 High 257.4 139.1
1955 Low 203.1 114.9
1954 High ilU 123.0
1954 Low. 143.9 77.8
15 CO
UtiL Stks.
A 3 Unch
71.7 188.7
Tl.S
71.2
71.8
62 8
75.7
67.2
fi8.3
55.4
168.7
169 8
170.0
134.7
181.4
148.8
15.1.2
108.0
Onion Future
CHICAGO (APJ Onions:
Sales Open High Low Close
Nov.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
212
2.06 2.11 2 05 2.09
2.30 137 2.30 234
i 297
30 : 2.42 3 46 2 42 2.44
4 2 51 2.56 2.51 2.55
Montgomery AVard
89 i
New York Central
Northern Pacific
43
66
Pacific American Fish
10
Pacific Gas k Electric
48 tt
Pacific Tel. 4 Tel
135
Penney J.C.) Co.
93
Pennsylvania R.R
26
Pepsi Cola Co. i
Philco Radio
Puget Sound P It L
Radio Corporation
Rayonier Incorp.
Republic Steel
Reynolds Metals
Richfield Oil
Safeway Stores Inc.
Scott Paper Co.
Sears Roebuck k Co.
21 Vi
31
35
42
34 '4
Sinclair Oil
Socony-Vacuum Oil
Southern Pacific
Standard Oil Calif
55 H
- 58
56
88 i
132 4
132 4
10 7s
47 V
42
28
49 H
156 H
35
59 V4
-6
374
53
20
20 V4
23 H
Standard Oil NJ.
Standard Oil N.J.
Studebaker Packard
Swift k Company
Transamerica Corp.
Twentieth Century Fox
Union Oil Company
Union Pacific j
United Airlines
United Aircraft
United Corporation
United States Plywood
United States Steel
Warner Pictures
Western Union TeV'
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westing house Air Brake
Woolworth Company
25
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Obituaries
- : i .
lime ASKed to
Develop Flood
Insurance Plan
WASHINGTON J -Sen. Bush
(R-Conn) i suggested Tuesday that
Congress forget about "flood poli
tics" luvi give the administration
a little more time to develop a
flood and, disaster insurance pro
gram. . 5 r,
He spoke out at a public hear
ing called by the Senate Banking
Committee to explore the possibil
ities of giving citizens better finan
cial protection against the disas
ters such as floods. '
Bush's : statement was directed
in part at . the acting chairman of
the committee. Sen. Lehman ( IT
NY), who criticized the Eisenhow
er administration yesterday for
not having an insurance plan
ready for the hearings. . j
Te Briig Press re ....
Lehman, replying to Bash, said:
"I feel that I'm justified to
bring, every possible pressure to
bear on the administration as
promised by President Eisenhow
erto develop - its . recommenda
tions, and I shall continue to do
so." . ' ' ; .
Lehman said Eisenhower prom
ised last month that some recom
mendations would be ready for the
committee at this-time. But ad
ministration officials testified at
yesterday's 'hearing that they were
not yet prepared to present a leg
islative program. , t
Foor Years Age
Bush recalled that the question
of flood control insurance was
raised in Congress four years ago.
Saying that less than three months
have passed since flood waters
ravaged eastern states and in
creased the urgency of the prob
lem, the Connecticut senator add
ed: i
"I think it is somewhat unfair
to criticize the present adminis
tration for not preparing in less
than three months a detailed flood
insurance program when the Con
gress itself and this committee
has . failed to do so with four
years to consider the problem."
Stock Market
Steady, Quiet
NEW YORK OH - Traders dis
played a growing indifference to
the stock market - Tuesday, and
prices .held quietly steady.
Buying and selling - was highly
selective. There were no mass
mnvpmonta in nri nri nal , rronns of
Stk;
d-wir. -
Brokers believe the market cur
rently is facing a test of the lows
established three weeks ago after
the major reaction that came with
news of the President's illness. In
the process, it was pointed out,
the market could well experience
a marked period of drift without
prices registering any great chang
es. Volume dwindled down to 1,590.
000 shares as compared with 1,800.
000 shares traded Monday when
the market was down a little.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND ( Butterfat
Tentative, subject . to immediate
change Premium quality, deliv
ered in Portland 57-61 lb; nrst
quality 54-58; second quality 44-53.
Butter Wholesale, f.o.b. bulk
cubes to wholesalers Grade AA.
93 score, 57H: 92 score, 56H:, B
grade, 90 score, 55H; C grade, 89
score, 53.
Cheese To wholesalers Oregon
singles. 38H-41 lb; Oregon S-lb
loaf. 41-44.
Eggs To wholesalers Candled
f.o.b. Portland. A large, 5m-54'4:
A medium, 45V-46H ; A small.
34,i-36.
Eggs To retailers Grade AA.
laree. 59-60: A large, 53-56: A A.
mediums, 47-49; A mediums. 47-48;
A small, 36-38. Cartons. 14 cents
additional.
Live poultry No. 1 quality,
f.o.b. Portland Fryers, 2-4 lbs,
20; at farm. 20; light hens, rl;
heavy bens, 20-21; old roosters, 11
14.
Turkeys To producers for A
grade young hens, f.o.b. farm N.Y.
dressed. 35-37: A toms, 28-29: A
grade bens, eviscerated, 39V4-41V4;
toms, 31tt-32tt.
Rabbits Average to growers-
Live white, 33i-4V4 lbs, 25-26, 54
lbs. 20-21; old does-, 10-14, few
higher. Fresh dressed fryers to
retailers. 58-61; cut up, 62-65.
Wholesale Dressed Meats
Wholesale Dressed Meats
Beef carcasses Steers, choice.
500-700 lbs 38.00-41.00; good. 33.50-
38.00; commercial, 29.00-34.00; util
ity, 23.00-29.00; commercial cows,
23.0-29.00; -utility 21.00-26.00;
canner s and cutters, 17.00-21.00,
Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind
quarters. 48.00-52.00; rounds, 44.00-
48.00; full loins, trimmed, 69.00-
! 73.00; forequarters, 29.00 32.00;
chucks. 30.00 - 32.00; ribs, 47.00-
i ! 52.00.
Po4k cuts Loins, choice, 81-90 lb
44.00-46.00; shoulders, 16 lb down
s 1 27.00-30.00; spareribs. 39.00-44.00;
4 fresh hams. 10-14 lb. 42.00-45.00.
i I Veal and calves Good-choice, all
weights, 30.00 40.00; commercial
47 i 27.00-35.00.
48 4 Lambs Choice-prime spring. 40
73 4 50 lbs. 39.00-41.00: good. 35.00-39.00.
49 Wool Nominal', clean basis. V
664 blood, tt-1. LB: s blood, 1.10-12
104 V lb; Vt blood, 1.25; fine, 1.45.
Ceantry-dressed Meats, f.o.b
Portland:
Beef-Cows, utility. . 1S-22 lb;
canners and cutters, 16-17.
Veal Top quality, lightweight,
26-29; rough heavies, 17-25.
Hogs Best light blockers, 21-22;
lean light sows, 17-19.
Lambs Good springers, 33-35;
yearlings, 25-27.
Mutton Lightweight ewes and
wethers, 10-11; rough heavies, 7-9.
Fresh Prednet
'Potatoes Ore. Russets. No. IA,
150-75; 25 lb sack. 75-85; Idaho
Russets, bales 5-10 lb paper, 2.25-
40.
Onions Wash. Yellows, med and
Ige. 1.60-75; Idaho" Yellows. 2.00-25.
Hay New crop, No. 2 green
H I alfalfa, baled, f.o.b. truck. Port.
T land and Seattle, 85.0046.00 too.
New Chevrolets on Display Friday
DEoV Frontal appearance of the 195C Chevrolets has bees smartly altere-J in 19 new body m els
by redesigned sheet metal and brightwork, it is declared. ' Performance also is said to have been
improved along with beauty ia the new cars. Above is the Bel Air sport coupe, declared to be oae
el the year's style leaders.
Performance,
Style Cited in
Models for '56
DETROIT Continued empha
sis on the superior performance
and rakish lines that contribute
importantly to record-breaking
sales this year 'give Chevrolet for
1956 its most, distinguished new
passenger cars, officials of the
company say.
Scheduled for debut at dealer
showrooms across the nation Fri
day. Nov. 4, including Capitol
Chevrolet Cadillac Inc., of Salem.
the latest model carry increased
horsepower, a fleeter, more rug
ged appearance and are offered
in the . broadest array, of bodies
ever produced by the company.
it is declared.
New in the low-priced field is a
four-door hardtop ! ' sport sedan.
This car has no obstructing center
pillar in the window area, and is
claimed to be fashioned with the
same "styling zest" that reported
ly made the Chevrolet sport
coupe a "sensation of the automo
bile market since 1950." Also in
troduced for the : first time are
nine-passenger station wagons.
.bringing the company's total num-
ber of 1956 bodies to 19.
There is an jncreare in horse
power extending 1 irotn the six-
cylinder engine to the pace-setting
VS. The new model sixes rate at
140 horespower. The Super Turbo
Fire VI which, in a recent per
formance test, set a new all-time
record at Pikes Peak in Septem
ber, develops 205 horsepower.
Among outstanding safety fea
tures cited in the 1956 Chevrolet
line are the availability of seat
belts and shoulder harness; im
proved, precision-aimed headlights
and crash-tested door locks to
minimize the possibility of doors
being .sprung open by shock or
collision. I
Lively paint schemes are de
clared to be offered in accord with
the increased color consciousness
of car buyers. Choices range from
black to a newly developed pig
mentation in beige and red. Or-
zinal two-toning gives each of
three price-graduated series an
exclusive pattern. Ten solids and
14 two-tone combinations are on
the 1956 color chart.
Feed Grains
Close Firm
CHICAGO UH Feed grains end
ed firm in an otherwise mostly
easy market on the Board of Trade
Tuesday. ,
Prices backed and filled through
out the entire session. i
Wheat closed lower to H high
er, corn H to 1 cent higher, oats
V-Va higher, rye Slower to Vi high
er, soybeans unchanged to Vt low
er and lard 10 to 18 cents a hund
red pounds lower.
ADS IN THIS COLUMN
RECEIVED . .
Too Late to Classify
1937 PICKUP with '49 motor. Good
condition. Call alter S P.M. 4-8762,
3330 Fairhaven.
'TCHEV. 4 dr. See at 191 Rose-
mount after 4.
TWO bedroom. 1200 N. 23rd Ave.
89.250. $600 Cash. Garage with room
for Storage. Plenty of Back yard
-and Boom for Garden. 2510 Wood
dale. Phone 3-9301.-
S BDRM. home, oil heat, Ige. single
garage, 2 blks. to school. Va blk.
to bus In 4 -Comers Dist Ph. Inde
pendence 85J4.
FURN. Apt. 1 rm. 8c bath, ground
fir. 838. 348 N. ISth. Ph. 4-3271.
MAN wants appliance repairing. Ex
perienced. Ph. 4-8379.
BABY sitter wanted. Your home.
Near 1560 S. 13th. Inquire before
1030. 1
WANTED, middle age
. housework. S day week,
lady for
Ph. 4-2917.
NOPP'S Golden Pheasant. Experienced-
waitress wanted. Apply in
person. 248 N. Liberty. -
FUR coat, Uke new. Ph. 4-8279.,
GOOD furnace. Priced to selL 71 N.
20th, Evenings.
2 S.W
38 Pistols.
1 Peerlecs Handcuffs.'
1 Sam Brown Comp.
Phone 4-8192.
48 IN. COIL Spring rollaway bed
Winnertprlng matt. Exc, Cond,
1US Hines.
USED Maytag washer, wringer type.
ixc. cona. fh. x-aoi.
HAVE several used
welders AC fc
DC. - Call 4-7544
1 11 111 j 1 . ' .
LOST: Black lady's
purse, mone;
?n'
bank books.
valuable papers.
4-564.
" ' PONDIROSA PIN
MOULDINGS
Now Available In Salem. New Oval
Pattern. Casing, Base 8c others.
Soft textured Ponderosa Pine
Moulding t favored by many
builders, suitable in finest homes.
See it at
PORTLAND ROAD LUMBER
. YARD
SMS Portland Hosd. Salem
FOUND, black puppy with red baiter,
cau j-e-wo. -
,
Portland Grain
PORTLAND Iff! Coarse grains,
4 c J -u: v.. it. w.
Iimuj uluk, vwsi wur
ervr flat No ? SS 1h white 49 SO
Barley No. 2. 45 lb 46.50-47.00. Corn
No. 2 E. V. shipment 58.75
No wheat transactions.
Car; receipts: Wheat 11; barley
2; flour 13; corn 56; oats 1; mill-
feed 4.
. SIMMONS
- No. 42511
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE
i STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF MARION
JOHN L. MARXER and ANN C.
MARXER. husband and wife.
Plaintiffs,
'vs. f
JANE DOE WILLS, a widow, also
known as MRS. B. G. WILLS; and
R. A. WILLS and MARY ROE
WILLS, husband and wife; and all
other persons unknown claiming
any rifht. title, estate or interest -in
the real property described in
this Complaint.
. V ; Defendant.
iu: jane doe WILLS, a widow,
also known as MRS. B. C. WILLS;
R. A. WILLS and MARY ROE
WILLS, husband and wife; and
All other persons unknown claim
ins any right, title, estate or inter
est in the real property described
on me- ompiaint.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON: You are hereby re
quired to appear and answer, the
complaint filed- against you in tiie
or before four H) weeks from the f
....... -w. ...v a. JV'illCIUIi1 UI HUB
summons, and if you ail to so ap
pear and anftwer. for want thereof
plaintiffs will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in their com
plaint, namely:
That plaintiffs be decreed to be
the owners in fee simple. In posses
sioa and enUUed to the possession,
of that certain real property situated
l Marlon County, Orejon, to wit:
Beginning at a point on the East
line of SecUon . Township 4
South. Range 2 West of the Wil
lamette Meridian In Marlon
County. Oregon, which , point Is
the Southeast corner of the Am- .
brose Jean Donation Land Claim
in Township 4 Sooth, ttange 1 -West
and Township 3 South.
Range 2 West of the Willamette
Meridian in Marlon County, Ore
ton; thence South. 89 30 West,
along the South line of said Do
nation Land Claim 4.81 chains to
the most Easterly Southeast cor
ner of a tract of land conveyed
to. John L. Marxer and wife by
deed recorded in Volume 397,
Page 810. Deed Records for Mar.)
Ion County. Oregon; thence North
8.28 "chains along the most East
erly line of said Marxer tract to
point In the center of the coun
ty road: thence South 79 IS' East
along the center of said County
road. l.OS chains to an angle in '
said County road: thence North
3 30' East along the center of
said County road S.4S chains to
an angle in said County road:
thence South 73 4S' East along
the center of said County road
3.4S chains to the East line of
Section S. Township 4 , South.
Range 2 West of the Willamette
. Meridian in Marion County. Ore
gon: thence South 0 45' East
along the East line; of said Sec
tion 6. 10.5S chains! to the point
of beginning.
and the whole thereof, and that the
defendants, and -each of them, be
decreed to have no right, title, in
terest, estate or right of possession
in and to said real property or any
part thereof, and for.1 such other and
further reUef as is Just and equitable
In the premises. ,,
This Summons is published under
and pursuant to an order of the
abxve-entitled court " made and en
tered the 25th day of October. 19SS.
prescribing that the; same be pub
lished once a week for four succes
sive weeks. f
Date of first publication: Nov. t.
1355; j -
Date of last publication: Nov. 30,
1955. .5
HARRY J. DeFRANCQ .
Of Attorneys for Plaintiffs
800 Pacific Building
Portland 4. Oregon i
Nov. . 9. 18. 23. 30
400 Agriculture
425 Auction i Soles
SUDTELL'S AUCTION
Wed Eve., Nov. 2nd, at 7:30 p.m.
i
Kurniture & Estate Sale
- "I ESTATE OF THOMAS- FRY ;' .
MISC. FURNITURE, Antique dishes, picture frames, 1 set
j , -. -
Bavarian ; dishes ' I .
4 pc. WaL bedroom set
5 pe. Blonde tBedroom set "
6 pc. Wal. Twin bedroom set
Ketimore Auto. Washer
S fL G. E. Rcfrig. i ,
Montag Elee.'tange
5 pc. Chrome iset . .
8 pc. Wal. Din. rm. set ) -
2 Maytaf washers 1
9x12 rug, 8x10 rus.
Box springs Ik mattresses
Youth bed complete
Shower stall complete
3 metal lockers
Monarch wood k elec. range -Treadle
sew. machine.
. Lamps, chairs, tables, k
buy or sell.
LANE
AUCTION
Phone 3-609S
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Salom Markol
Quotations
BUTTE1FAT
Premium
No. l
BUTTER
Wholesale
.8
.71
Retail
EGGS (Buyiat)
ias oi iste yesterday!
(Wholesale prices range from
to 1 cents over buying price)
Urge AA
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.48
.41
JS
.27
.31
JS
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.34
.11
Large A
Medium AA j
Medium A , ,
Small . . , . , ,. ,
POULTRY
Colored Hens
Leghorn Hens
Colored Fryers
Colored Roasters
Old Roosters
300 Personal
310 Meeting Notico
SALEM LODGE No. 4, A F c
A M. Wed.. Nov. 8. Stated
Communicauon, 7 JO pjn.
312 Lost ond Found
LOST Gold Elgin wrist watch. Will
identify. Keepsake. Fleas return.
Reward. Ph. 2-9470.
LOST Black Cocker named Tuffy"
Old, no small teeth in front. Hayes
ville & Chemawa Dist. 2-4838.
FOUND Lady's diamond rinp. Iden-
JtifyjSr pay for ad. Ph. 3-7684. .
REWARD to . anyone knowing the
whereabouts of 4 white Chinese
geese missing from Mill Creek.
2-7868.
316 Personal
PERSONALIZED CHRISTMAS
CARDS A complete, sparkling se
lection. Statesman Publishing Co.,
280 N. Church St, Phone 4-6811.
WALK A LOT? Wear Ch. Chester
Spec Built air cushion shoe. They
save your feet. AU types. Ph. 4-527 X
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous.
see
Commercial S-210S or 4-S6O0,
NEED HELP .to control your weight?
wiy-wtb. scientifically proven.
medically approved. Inexpensive.
Ph. 3-5782. If no ana. rail 3-S873.
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group No.
1 2088 N. Coml 3-4537. '
AL'S BAKERY 1040 MARKET
CHICKEN, Turkey, aV Tamalie pies
Su a aoz. Italian, pizza wc ea.
rie bread 1 for 45c. Ph. 3-7372.
MADAME BAY
Gifted Reader & Advisor
I advise wisely on all affairs of life.
If you are worried or have fears.
come now. Will point out the path
to success and happiness. 3960 So.
. Commercial. Hours 9 to 8. Sun.
9 to 12. Be sure to get -the right
number.
MADAME KAYE-NEW READER
PALlVCARD. PSYCHIC READINGS
Advftae on love, marriage, business
& all affairs of life.
OPEN 10 A.M. TO 10 P.M.
3125 S. COM'L, ' PH. 4-8953
MME. HAZEL
BORN-PSYCHIC
Ask no questions, helps solve all
problems. Look for Allrma Motel,
3645 Portland Rd.
CAULIFLOWER for freexing. canning
tomatoes sweet corn, ' King Red
Delicious and Grimes Golden ap
pies and lots of pumpkins for
jack-o'-lanterns.
FARMER JONES MARKET
3558 PORTLAND RD. PR 4-7363
TRY our healthful fruit pies. Crust
ma
era
made with vegetable oil At
whole
grain flour.
Elmer's- Whole Grain
Bakery. 2362. Front.
400 Aericullure
402 Livestock For Sola
PROFESSIONAL HORSESHOER -Ph.
4-5063 Salem, or 1-4338 Woodburn.
TOP PRICES paid for canner ewes.
! Also need tat feeder v lambs
i Phone Salem 4-7374.
400 Agriculture
425 Auction Sales
misc. articles of Furniture, Come to
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SUDTELL'S -
SALES YD,
J913 Silverton Rd.
s
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400 Agrictilture
402 Livestock For Salt
10-WK.-OLD
feeder pigs, $10. ph.
J-73S0.
1 JERSEY cow, 1 Guernsey heifer
fresh 1 month. 1 Jeraejr te freshen
Nov. 14. 3rd calf. AU feqtle. Joha
Siemc. Rt. 2, Silverton, 1', mil
N.E. of Central Howell School.
UOCK.ER BEEF. Eastern Oregon. 4
or whole, 19c. Custom kilUnc.
Trailer loaned free Salem Meat
Co, 1323 8. 23th. Ph. S-4S5S.
403 Livestock Wanted
UVESTUCK buyer' A T Timer
i; Harmon Pi Phv 4-fOflT
LIVESTOCK BUYER
Emery Alderman. 4-S4SO. 4-TZ1S
CATTLE BUYERS ' E. I aid B Sne-
then 4297 State 2-1345 or S-43S0
LIVESTOCK ouver. Claude Edwarda,
Rt 1 Box 899S Ph 4-1113
CATTLE. Dorses, at vour frm i C.
McCandlish Rt t Bi 297 3-41(9.
WANTED to buy 175 head feeder
lambs. Phone Salem 4-7374
404 Poultry ond Rebbirt
OVEN READY HENS . FOR
YOUR FREEZER. 4-2470.
CUSTOM DRESSING
Of poultry.- We buy rsbbits.
Wings. 3985 Staje. Ph. 4-991S
4V8 Pets
FOR SALE-Sismeie kittens. 16S N.
Cottaie. Ph. 41S1S after .
GOLDEN color Pekingese
S mos. old. Ph. 1-1791.
for sale, '
LARGE entle Siamese Tom Cat, fia.
Ph. 3-063S. v
I REG. female Weimaraner dog. 1
yr. old. sell or trade for sports
equip., phonograph, or car. Seat.
3770 Monroe Ave. Ph. J-4201.
KITTENS TO GIVE AWAY .'
1475 N. 21st Ph. 3-4974
SMALL breed of puppy to give away.
Fh. 2-0370. 1042 Howard.
PARAKEETS St supplies Ph. 2-T7S&,
The Garden Gate. 3821 S. Com'L
HOLLYWOOD Aquarium. 1858 Mc
Coy. Tropical, goldfish, equipment.
PARAKEETS.
cages, subtle
4 Cor
ners Aviary
4110 Hudson
3-5687
BIRD Paradise tor biros, cares, sup
plies 3180 Livingston 1-1843
PEDIGREED Roller Canaries, rea
sonably priced. Ph. 3V7S9C.
PARAKEETS Cages and supplies.
B&M Aviary, 3365 Haywood, 4-8428.
410 Seeds and flouts
HOLLAND tulips and Hyacinth,
bulbs. Reb's Hardware tc Garden,
4090 Portland Rd.
QUALITY SHRUBS for the home
owner or the hobbles. Heb a Hard
ware it Garden. 4090 Portland Rd,
50 LARGE daffodil bulbs S1.95. Reb's
, Hardware 4c Garden, 4090 Portland
Rd. .
HOLLY trees, green, variegated.
' weeping, etc. Weekends, 1107 N,
Com'L
412 Fruit and farm Prod tic
U-PICK Franquette walnuts. Phone
4-4321.
PEARS & apoles for sale. Will
liver. Paul Schaad. Ph. 4-1315.
de-
APPLES. 6 varieties, no worms. Cecil
Boyd. ai. East of Clearlake
School. Ph. 2-6123. ;
HAY. FOR sale. S20 a ton. Rt L
Box 198, Turner. .1 mile So. at 4
East of Cascade High Sch.
FOR the freshest and largest assort- '
meat of vegetables and fruits m
town try
Farmer Jones Market
3559 Portland Rd. Ph. 4-7383
FARM FRESH EGGS
Cornish Cross Fryers. , Stewing It
Baking Chickens at
FARMER JONES MARKET
OPEN 8 A.M. CLOSE 8 P.M.
' SSST Portland Rd. Ph. 935? -"f
H Dairy Co-cp.Assa.h
it
i hi
DELIVER to the Mayflower Salem
f lant, - 213S Fairgrounds Road, be
ween 7:30 a.m. and 8:08 p.m.. daily
except Saturday and Sunday.
POTATOES No. 2. good bakers As
cookers, f 1.75 per loo. Also cow or
. pig feed, 80c sack. Ed Sproed. Ph.
4-1193.
FOR SALE Burbank potatoes, tfc
. mile W. tc I mUe S. of Central
HoweU school. Ph. 4-1303.
FRANQUETTE walnuts. U-pick. 10c
a lb. 340 Chemawa Rd. Fh. 3-5972.
PASTEURIZED whole milk, 75c gaL
. delivered. Lieary Diiry, 2-3939. .
413 Fertiliser
ROTTED MANURE. Rich, fine man
ure by sack er yard. Delivered or
at farm. Phillip's Bros. Rt. S Box
493. Ph, 4308L
FERTILIZER
Rotted manure.
No weeds. .
Phone
2-0331.
425 Auction Sales
LIVESTOCK AUCTION
THURS., NOV. 3RD
10. A.M. Misc., Produce
Farm Machinery -1
P.M. UVESTOCK
Chickens, rabbits, calfs St veal, pifs.
feeder stock, heifers, milk tc beef
cows, bulls, steers, coats tc sheep.
Come to buy or sell.
LANE SUDTELUS
AUCTION SALES YD.
PH. 3-6098 391S SILVERTON RD.
450 Merchandise
454 Sowlnoj Machines
2 Singer Port
Perfect Condition .$69J0
2 Cabinet Elect ... $39.50
Port Elect . .....$13.00
Singer
iTk-..ji
mm
SEWING CENTER
138 N. ComT. Jh. 3-3S1S ,
SINGER
"Slant Needle . -
Beautrful Spinet Cabloe .
Tor Balance Due on Contract
Singer
SEWING CENTER
ISO N.' Coml ih. Vii
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