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Qon Seeks to Halt Religious Rites in Tanks' . . . - SEATTLE H A unique trial In which a county jail prisoner contend a "captive audience" of prisoners should not have to listen to religious .services opened in King County Superior Court Mon day. ,. .. The suit was instituted by Wil liam Harvey Rhea, a 25-year-old roofer serving a year's sentence for vagrancy and assault in the King County jaU, against 19 re ligious organizations. Pk. :. l.: i- it.. Vin, ntTX y,: r-. Phasotron (an accelerating ma fSW I6?"0 ,and chine) and the Lebedev IniUtute " .K. "Y" " . ruie and Tnstjtute of w.ucn -units reugious services to the jail's chapel. Large Room The religious groups are asking that the court prohibit jail officials from interfering with the services they now conduct in the jail cor ridors and in the "tanks", large rooms set aside for temporary pri soners for such minor offenses as drunker.ess, disturbing the peace and the like. Taking the stand before Superior Judge Howard M. Findley Mon day, Rhea said he got headaches and became nervous after groups of religious workers had conducted starting with the days when the hour-long services outside the tank county jail was located on "Pro fanity Hill.' British A-Experts Slate Soviet Visit . : . ... - - - r . LONDON (AP) A party of Britain's top atom experts will take off Tuesday for a six-day visit to Russia, the government announced Monday night All are officials of the govern ment's Atomic Energy Authority. Russian scientists this summer visited Britain's closely guarded Harwell Research Center after the Geneva conference on peace ful uses of atpmic energy. Dr. D. F. J. Schonland, depu ty director at Harwell, will head the eight-man delegation. During their tour, the British scientists will visit a Russian atomic power station, a powerful ana insuiuie oi uconenusuj ana Analytical inemistry oi tne Russian Academy of Sciences. Death Claims Phone Expert in which he and 25 other men were held. . "N Way" "There is no way we can ' get away," Rhee said. "There's no place to go. I believe in God. I believe that when the time comes, I can do it (be saved) myself, and only myself." - . . An attorney for the religious groups said religious services had been brought to the prisoners in their tanks for the past 36 years. NEW YORK (AP) Alva B. Clark. 63. a leading research -ex pert in the telephone industry, died Monday in Presbyterian Medical Center following a stroke two weeks ago. Clark retired last February as a vice president of the Bell Tele phone Laboratories and had since been directing a research project for the . Department of Defense. His borne was in Washington. During his 43-year career in the communications field, Clark received 44 patents for telephone devices and played a major role in a number of developments. He led the planning and en gineering of the transcontinental coaxial cable and microwave ra dio relay systems for telephone and television transmission, and more recently directed develop ment d engineering of the na tionwide direct distance dialing system already in operation in some communities. - . , Corn Prices Take Tumble CHICAGO (J? Corn prices re treated on the Board , of Trade Monday under the weight of the largest car lot receipts of the cash grain in seven years 842 cars. Wheat was off early but came ahead quickly toward the finish. ending- at the day s best prices-. Wheat closed unchanged to 1 cent higher, corn 4 to 1 cent low er. oats -l4 lower, rye un changed to M higher, soybeans ft lower and lard 18 cents lower to 3 cents a hundred pounds high er. - The new crop wheat months were first to firm. This reflected continued dry weather in much of the Southwest, where rain is need ed for the winter wheat crop. LOCKER BEEF Fancy Grain-fed lb. 19c locktr Perk . . . lb. 27c SALtfi. MEAT CO. DRAPERIES ELMER Custom Had In Our Shoo SEE CllfTD THE ELPlLK BLIND MAN Cerate Boards tup Covers Valances. Traverse Bets free Estimates Day er Night PT. 32S (Tnw) $378 Center St HISTORIC BIT NEW YORK WV-Francis Robin son, the Metropolitan Opera's press director, has in his possession an historic bit of operatic ticket sponging. A note dated Jan. 11, 1866, addressed to an unidentified "dear friend" and signed by "J. Offenbach," the composer, it reads: "Boyer promised me a side box in the first balcony. Therefore please give it to my messenger and thank you." Portland Grain SWITCHMAN KILLED SPOKANE i John Harcey. a Spokane railroad switchman, was knocked down, run over and killed Monday by four freight cars on Great Northern tracks east of Di vision Street. - PORTLAND m Coarse trains 15 day shipment, bulk, coast deliverv: Oats. NO. 2, 38 lb white ..... 47.00 Rarlev. No. 2. 45 lb 45.00 Corn, No. 2. E-Y shipment .. 59.50 Wheat (bid), to arrive market basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: Soft white : ... .... 213 Soft White (excluding Rex) .. 2.13 White Club 213 Hard Red Winter: Orriinnrv .... 2.15 Monday's car receipts: Wheat 16. barley 11, flour 5. corn 48, oats 1, mill feed 20. . Admiral' Corporation - 20 Allied Chemical 111 Allis Chalmers ' 67 Aluminum Co. America 78 American Airlines 24 V American Motors t American Tel ft Tel 181 American Tobacco ' - 77 Anaconda Copper 72 Atchison Railroad '144 Bethlehem Steel 155 Boeing Airplane Co. 67 Borg Warner 43 Burroughs Adding Mach. 27 California Packing 41 Canadian Pacific 32 Caterpillar Tractor 55 Celanese Corporation 19 Chrysler Corporation . 94 Cities Service 58 Consolidated Edison 49 Crown Zellerbach 56 Curtis Wright 27 Douglas Aircraft 81 - du Pont de Nemours 243 Eastman Kodak 86 Emerson Radio 12 Onion Futures CHICAGO UPh-Onions: Sales Open High Low Close Nov. 85 1.95 1.98 1.94 1.95 Jan. 367 2.18 2.20 2.12 2.12 Feb.- 102 2.27 2.28 2.22 2.22 Mar. 130 2.35 2.33 2.30 2.30 WIS' uuuie U A LTLT ; . ,,;v "Tx TP A ' J '.- : (e u SlTL Wkll rn)T?rin7? o nS re . New York Stock Markets By, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ' Investment Trusts (Zilka. Smith er U Co.. Inc.) Affiliated Fund - Canadian Fund Century Share Chemical Fund Delaware Fund Diver. Invest. 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Invest. Trust 32.88 Natl. Sec. Series Income Series 6.43 Stock Series .. 60 Pref. Stock S. . 9 39 Natl. Div. Series . S.12 Tel.-Elec. Fund 10.90 Value Line Inc. Fund .14 Asked 6.34 18.79 28.56 17.30 12.51 10.58 2.93 23.03 14.37 4.61 19.78 21.36 12.34 21.51 12.99 10.07 . 9.14 i 35.64 I. Wellington Fund ..27.1 1.05 9.40 10.26 160 11.88 6.82 29.60 Portland Produce General Electric ' - 49 General Foods . " General Motors r 54 Georgia Pac Plywood ; 40 Goodyear Tire 62 H Homestake Mining Co. 34 International Harvester ' 36 International Paper 113 Ts Johns Manviile tin Kaiser Alurninum 36 y Kennecott Copper 120 H Libby. McNeill 14 Lockheed Aircraft B2 V Lowe i Incorporated 20 Long Bell A. . . 35 Montgomery Ward - 100 New York Central 45 Northern Pacific 71 Pacific American Fish 10 Pacific Gas Electric 504 acific Tel. k TeL 136 Penney (J.C.) Co. 30 Pepsi Cola Co. . 23 Philco Radio " 32 Puget Sound PAL 3 Radio Corporation 46 Rayonier Icnorp. 35 Rayonier Incorp. Pfd. Republic Steel 51 Reynolds Metals 50 Richfield Oil - 74 Safeway Stores Inc. 50 Scott Paper Co. 67 Sears Roebuck ft Co. 112 Sinclair Oil si Socony ' , 58 Southern Pacific ' " 59 Standard Oil Calif. . -87 Standard Oil NJ. 148 Studebaker Packard 10 Y Sunshine Mining a 9 V Swift & Company .. . v ' 48 Transamerica Corp. 42 Twentieith Century Fox. , 27 Union Oil Company 52 Union Pacific 188 United Airlines - 38 United Aircraft -64V4 United Corporation United States Plywood .38 United States Steel 57 Warner Pictures . 20 Western Union Tel . - 21 Westinghouse Air Brake 17 Westinghouse Electric -' 57 Wool worth Company - -V48 PORTLAND 11 Butterfat tenta the. subject to immediate change Premium quality, deuV ered in Portland 57-61 lb; first quality 54-58; second quality 49-53. Butter Wholesale, f.o.b. bulk cubes to wholesalers Grade AA 93 score. 57; 92 score, 56; B grade. 90 score. 55; C grade. 89 score. 53. Cheese To wholesalers Oregon singles. 38-41 lb; Oregon 5-lb loaf. 41-44. Eggs To wholesalers Candled f.o.b. Portland. A large. 48-51 A medium. 42-45; A small, 33-37. - Eggs To retailers Grade AA, large. 55-56; A. large, 50-53; AA mediums, 47-49; A mediums, 44-48 A small. 38-39. Cartons, 1-3 cents additional. . Live poultry No. 1 quality f.o.b. Portland Fryers, 2-4 lbs, 23; at farm. 22; roasters. 25, f.o.b. I Portland; light hens. 18; heavy hens, 20-21; old roosters, ' Turkeys To producers for grade young hens, f.o.b. farm N.Y. dressed. 35; A toms, 28; A hens ! eviscerated 394-41: eviscerated toms, 31 ; fryers, turkey, light weights. 6V4-10 lbs. 34. ' I Rabbits Average to growers Live,whitev3-4H lbs, 23-23, 5-6 lbs, 18-21; old does, 10-14, few higher. Fresh dressed fryers to I retailers, 58-61; cut up, 62-65. I Wholesale Dressed Meat Beef carcasses Steers, choice, 1500-700 lb. 37.00-40.00; good. 33.08- 38.00; commercial, 23.00-28.00; util lty. 25.50-29.0; commercial cowS, canners and cutters, 17.00-20.00. Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind quarters, 48.00-52.00; rounds, 44.00 48.00; full loins, trimmed, 67.00 72.00; forequarters, 29.00 32.00; chucks, 30.00-32.00; ribs. 43.00-45.00. Pork cuts Loins, choice, 8-1 lb, 42.50-44.00; shoulders. 16 lb down, 27.00-30.00; spareribs, 39.00-44.00; fresh hams, 10-14 lb, 42.00-45.00. Veal and calves Good-choice, all weights. 28.00-40.00; commercial 26.00-35.00. Lambs Choice. 40-50 lb, 38.00- 41.00; good, 35.00-39.00. blood, 95-1.0; lb, blood, 1.00-03 lb, blood. 1.12-15; fine, 1.18-23. Country -dressed Meats, f.o.b. Portland: Beef Cows, utility, 20-23 lb; canners and cutters. 16-17. Veal Top quality, ughtweight, 28-30; rough heavies, 18-23. Hogs Best light blockers 22-23; lean light sows, 18-20. Lambs Good springers, 33-34; yearling. 24-26I Mutton Lightweight ewes and wethers, 10-11; rough heavies 7-9. Fresh Produce Potatoes Ore. Russets. No. 1A, 2.75-3.00; 25 lb sack. 85-95; 10 lb mesh, 40-45; 10 lb paper, 30-35; windows. 35-38; 10 lb pgk bags, 40-45; No. 2. 50 lb. 90-95; Idaho Russets, 100 lb No. Is 3.25-65; bales 5-10 lb mesh, 2.40-50; Wash. Rus et. No. 1. 100 lb. 2.50-75; vented sk. 1.30-50; No. 2s, 50 lb, 85-95; No. Is. 100 lb, 10 oz min. 3.50-75. Onions Ore.- Yellows, med, 2.00- 50: lge, 2.75-3.00; Idaho white, lge 3.00-50. Hay New crop, No. 2 green alfalfa, baled, f.o.b. truck. Port' land and Seattle, 36.00-38.00 ton. Statesman, Salem, Ore., Tues., Nov. 15, 55 (Sec. II) 9 Stock Market Nears Record NEW YORK W The stock market drove ahead in one of the strongest advances of the vear Monday and neared a new record high mark. Blue chip stocks were in the forefront of the rise with gains that frequently amounted to 1 to 5 points and sometimes pushed on out to around I points. - The Associated Press average of 60 stocks advanced $2.60, the third largest gain of the year, And closed- at $179.90. ' ; That puts the average only $1.60 away from the record high mark established Sept. 23 Just before the great reaction that started with news of the President's heart at tack. The average now has regained more than 91 per cent of the loss es suffered in the market's tum ble. That fall, incidentally,-was the greatest since Oct. 28, . 1929. in the midst of the historic 1929 crash. - 1 BCTTCBFAT Premium NO. 1 Saloni Obituaries Floyd A. clay I : V Lata resident of 44SO S. Pacinr Hifhway.' in a local hospital. Nor. 12. Survived by wife. Mrs. Bernict Clay of Salem; son, Gerald Clay of North Hifhlands. Calif.: brother. Georce Clay of Portland: sister. Mrs. Iva Davis of Portland: three, irandchll- aren. services win o held in the Virft! T. Golden Chapel Wednesday. Nov. 16 at 1:30 n.m. Rev. W. Harold Lyman officii line. Private vault en tombment at Portland Memorial Mausoleum. ... Chaneey Lewis GeU ate resident of 3560 Portland ltd In a locaf hospital. Nov. 12. Survived by wife. Mrs. Elmina GeU of Salem daurhters. Mrs. Arleta Johnson of Salens and Mrs. Alta Vivian Hester of Chicago. 111. lister, Mrs. Gertrude irvinf ox Cathlamet. Wash. Abo brother. Cletis Cell. Dayton. Ore. Services will be held Tues.. Nov. 15. 1:30 p.m. in Virgil T. Golden chapel. uaer n. a. fecanam wiu officiate. Interment will be In Restlawn Mem ory Gardens. The casket will be open 10 irienas unui i p.m. Tuesaay. Homer Carl Howard At the residence. 320 X. 13th St. Oct. 2S. at the ae of 73 years. Broth er of Mrs. W, . Kirk. Salem. Ship ment will be made to Boine, Idaho. Tuesday. Nov. IS, by W. T. Rifdon Cj. for service-and ' Interment. Daniel James Marker At the residence. 2170 Stortz ave nue. Salem, on Nov. 13 at the age of 3 . years. Survived by . parents, Mr.- and Mrs. Melvin Marker, Salem: one sister. Barbara. Salem: two brothers. Benjamin and John Marker. Salem;' grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. ,J. Taylor. Salem. Announcement of services later by Howell-Edwards Funeral Home. Salom Market Quotations BUTTZR Wholesale Retail a. EGGS fBuyint) ,ai of lste yesterday i . (Wholesale prices rang from to 1 cents over buying erleti; Large AA barge Medium AA Medium A , . Small M M '. '.Tl POULTBT Colored Hens Leghorn Hens Colored Tryers Colored Roasters Old Roosters . 49 .41 .31 .18 tt .11 .21 .26 .11 Stocks and Bonds Compile. ? Ti AiieeUtd Press BOND ATHAMI JO Id Rails Indust Net change Unch Unch Monday 98 0 98 0 Prev. day- SS.O Week ago . 87.9 Month .ago -7.7 Yar ago 99.3 1955 High 991 19S5 Low .. 97.S 1954 High lOO.a 1954 Low . 94.1 -9S.0' 98.1 . 97.S 100.0 99.l .97.8 100.4 97.4 19 . 19 UtU Tga A 2 Unch 97.4' 85.8 97t 97.4 97.S 100.1 100.1 9S.2 100.9 98.8 85.6 85.7 BS.8 S4.6 MS 84.0 85.1 80.8 STOCK AVERAGrS St " 15 15 - 4 Indust. Rails, Util. Stks. Not, 14 Net change A4.7 A2.1 A.2 A2.8 Monday 255 9 137.3 73.1 179.9 Prev. day . 251.2- 135.1 72.9 177.3 Week ago . 246.S 128.7 715 173.8 Month ago 233.8 ' 124.1 70 S 188.1 Year ago 19.9 106 7 85.2 142.9 1955 High 257.4 139.1 75.7 181.5 1955 Low 203.1 114 9 67 t , 148.8 1954 High . -2114 123.9 , 68 3 155.2 1954 Low 143.9 17.8 55.4 106.9 Advertising S-LtsjoBuuMmraaJ newspapers SSt No. Cfearca It. -PHONE 4-6811 ..' LOCAL RATES rma. t Bats) nrtekdayt Sandayt pet Haw 1 Hot . 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All help wanted ads MUST" . SPECLTY mi NATURK OT THK . WORK. Sales help wanted ads must state if the pay is in the form of salary commiasiona or guarantee Bona fide offers of employment with pay belong to tht "Help ' Wanted" columns. Ads la other columns which re-"- quirt, investment tn stock, sam- pies, equipment or cash bond "T should bt thoroughly Investigated Dcxor paying out any money li ver Users requiring a cash invest ment tor samples or merchandle aales aids. etc. much so specify Us their ada. Kindly report any exception tt this . rule to tht classified advertising manager. - - - f - 300 Personal 310 Meeting Notic SALEM LODGE No. 4, A T tt A M. Wed.. Nov. 16. E. A. de- Portland Livestock 4 312 Lest and round gree. 7:30 pjru LOST Big long-nose Collie. Black, white, tan. Male. 8 19. reward. Pb " 4-2684. u - . ; , , '! . Clarence Webster McGee At the residence. Route S. Box 345. Salem. November 13. at the age of 69 years. Survived by his wife, Mrs. Helen McGee of Salem; son, Donald of the Travis Air Force Base of Cal ifornia: daughter, Mrs. Pearl Muller, Burbank. California: 5 grandchildren. He was a member of the Labish Bethel Assembly of God Church. Services will be Friday, November 18. at 10 a.m. Chapel of the Howell- Edwards Funeral Home, with the Rev. Clarence Frankie officiating. Interment in the Lone Fir Cemetery in portiana. Bodier Stewart McVey Late resident of 1129 Edgewater street. Salem. In a local ' hospital Nov. 12 at the age of 55 years. Sur vived by widow of Salem; one son. Kent R. McVey. U.S. Navy. Coronado, Calif: four daughters. Mrs. Wiliam Minter, Salem: Miss Elizabeth McVey, Coblenze. Germany: Mist Ruth Mc Vey. Salem: Miss Helen Albee Mint er. Salem: four grandchildren. Snap on. Valerie Minter. both of Salem: Steven and Diana McVey, both of Coronado. Calif. Services will be Wednesday. Nov. 16. at 10 a.m.. cnap- el of Howell-Edwards Funeral Home, with Rev. Oscar Olson officiating. Interment in City View cemetery. PORTLAND (USDA) Cattle salable 2,100; holdovers 100; mar ket uneven: fed steers very slow on increased supply f few choice steers about steady-partial and good-hortf-t fully SO lower with some - heavy fed steers 1.00 off; some. Unsold; heifers steady-30 lower; cows generally 50 higher. some canner and cutter grades up more) load choice around 1,050 lb fed steers 22.75; part load chaice Wyoming steers 22.50; scattered loads low good shortfed - steers 18.00-19.50; few choice above 1,200 lb steers 20.00; load good with some choice fed heifers 19.00; load commercial-good fed heifers 16.25 with part load commercial grade out at 15.00; load mostly commer cial 15.50; canner and cutter cows mostly 7.00-8.00; few 8.25-50; shells downward to 5.50; utility cows largely . 9.50-11.00; few 11.50; few lots commercial 12.00; utility-commercial bulls mostly 12.00-13.50; light cutters down to 10.00. Calves salable 300; market un- eVen; good-choice vealers active. steady at 18.00-21.00; one head at 23.00; heavy calves slow; few good' choice 15.50-16.00; cull-utility veal ers and calves 7.00-12.00. Hogs salable 1,100: market about 50 lower, fairly active at decline; o. 1-2 180-235 lb butchers 14.50- LOST Reg. German short-hair malt ' - dog. in West Salem. Donald Kuha, ' 1328 Plaza St, Ph. 3-4971. , LOST Nov. 2nd. black collie, tan & Z2 white markings. 1 yr. old, female. ' 'Bonnie'1; children's pet. Calif, tag-m-v Edward S. Xaeaapf. 1119 N. CoMag-. " Anyone having information, pleast " call 4-9001. , . LOST Chihuahua. Vista Hts. 810 Re ward. Please phone 36478. LOST: Lady's Harvel wrist watch. Nov. 8. downtown Salem. Reward. -Ph. Dallas MA 3-3687. LOST or strayed along Mill Creek er Shelton Ditch. 4 white Chines Geese. Reward. Ph. 3-6918. CTVT Personal MADAME KAYE-NEW READER PALM. CARD. PSYCHIC READINGS Worried? In doubt? Mme. Kay win help you. 10 ajn. to 10 p.m. 312- S. Com! Ph. 4-8953 NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT. Notice Is hereby riven that the Final Account of CECIL H. QTJES SETH. as Executor under - the Last Will and Testament of PHILIP EVANS, deceased has been filed in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Marion County, and that Friday, the 25 day of .. November, 1953. at 9:13 a.m. In the courtroom of 'said court in the County Court house, at Salem. Marion County, Ore gon, has been set for the hearing of objections, if any, to such Final Account CECIL H. QTJESSETH Executor under the Will of Philip Evans, deceased. 0-M5.N.14.15. Mrs. Dora Katherine Ott At the residence. 2595 S. 12th. No vember 14. at tht aft of 87 years Survived by one son. Otto Ott, of Portland: one granddaughter. Mrs. Elizabeth O. Bishop, of Salem: grand- son. Irvine E. Ott of Portland: one niece. Jessie Chatfield of Portland. She was a member of the 1st Friends Church of Portland. Thursday. November 17. at 3 n.m. at Riverview cnapei in poruana wiui interment in Kiverview (.emeiery. Fred F. Thompson Former resident of Salem. In a Portland Hospital November 11. at the age of 67 years. Survived by wife. Cora Thomnson of Salem: three daughters. Mrs. Ida Pankalla of Kings Valley. 'Ore; Mrs. E. L. Housley and Mrs. Webb Tuesker of Albany, Ore. Sons. Louis Hampton, Joe Hampton, Frineis Hamnton of Myrtle Creek, Ore. Also Bryant and Willis Hamp ton nf Portland. Ore. Arthur Hamp ton of Iowa City. Iowa. Services will be held at the Howell-Edwarda Chanel Wednesday. November 16 at 1:30 njn. Kev. .iova Anaerson win officiate. Interment will be la tht Jefferson Cemetery. . 15.00; small lot No. 1 15.25; No. 3 lots down to 14.00; few 300-350 lb sows 12.75-13.00; few 575 lbs 12.09; one 655 lb sow 11.00. Sheep salable 1,000; market rather , slow; slaughter lambs mostly. steady; feeder lambs weak 50 lower; few lots good-choice lambs ' 17.00 - 50; scattered lots mostly choice No. 1 pelt and early shorn Jed lambs 18.00: few lots Services will bt goad-choice range feeder lambs 15.50-16.00; ' several lots nearby lambs unsold; slaughter ewes fully 50 orj more higher; sizable lot good-choice around 140 . lb ewes 5.00; Culls down to 3.00.. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group No. 1 3088 N. Coml. 3-4W7. ALCOHOLICS Commercial Anonymous, 88 3-2108 or 4-8400. TRY our healthful fruit pies. Crust made with vegetable oil tt wholt train flour. Elmer's . Whole Grail .akery, 2362 Front NEED HELP to control your weight f WEY-xUTE, scienti-icaiiy proven, medically approved. Inexpensive. Ph. 3-5782. If no ana. call 3-8873. Ask MME. HAZEL BORN-PSYCHIC no questions, helps solve all " problems. Look for All rma Motel, 3645 Portland Rd. KRAUT .cabbage. freezing, apples favorite squash. FARMER JONES 3559 Portland Bd. cauliflower for galore and your MARKET Ph. 4-7363 400 Agriculture 402 Livestock For Salt WHITE pigs. I wks. 88. 1 mi. N. of Turner or 1 mi. S. of Pen Annex ' on Hwy. V. F. Sawyer. Ph. Turner 127. TOP PRICES paid for canner twea. - Also need fat feeder Umba,- Phone Salem 4-7374. GENTLE 4 yr. old Guernsey cow, .. will freshen Dec. Uth. 3100. Husky - Newtek-old White Face Calf. 810. Rt 5, Box 495 on State St 3-5837. 1 -TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY - SURGICAL SUPPORTS Of All Kinds, Trasses, Abdominal Supports, Elastic Hosiery Expert Fitters Private Fitting Rooms Ask Your Doctor" Capital Drug Store 405 State Street Corner of liberty Green Stamps MOD. S-bdrm., stove & refrlg. Near Cap.' Shop. Center. Noble Courts, 816 N. 14Ui after 12. Avail. Nov. 23. '49 CHEV. 2-dr. Good cond. No down payments. Ph. 4-7469. - Mr. T.nella A. Torrent Ijile resident of 12M N. 16tn St.. in a Portland hospital, Nov. 12. Survived nv daughter. Miss Jean Louise Tor- rens of saiem: oroiner, .Tana: nriim of Racine. Wis.: nieces. Mrs. J. W. Grant and Mrs. Elbert Bede, both of Salem: 16 other nieces and nephews in Minnesota and Wisconsin. serv ices will bt held Tuesday. Nov. 15. at 1:30 p.m In tht Clough-Barrick Chanel. Rev. George E. Griffith will officiate. Interment will be In Bel- crest Memorial Park. ftrYs. Gertrnde Elenore Savage -' Late resident of 1382 Plaza Street W. Salem. Nov. 14 at the age of 84 years. Services will be held Wednes day. Nov. 14. at 1-M p.m. In the w. T. Rifdon Chapel. Concluding services at tht Lee MisionCeroetery, tht Rev. George H. Swift, otnciaung. ONLY- experienced Armed Service waitress need to apply at 3313 S. Com'l. - AIR tight wood heater. S3, elec. 110 heater. S3, lge. oil circulating heat er. $18. Gas space heaters, 37.50. Portable kerosene heater. $9.50. Lge. trash burner, $14.50. - Glen Woodry, 1605 N. Summer. . TURN. Close 1 rm. 8c kit'nett lady pref. in, 1599 State. Ph. 3-7759. THl. WlLLt &1---U See this: 3-bedroom home en large '"j lot. Living room, dining room large kitchen, attached garage. . Northeast Only $750 dn. Total price $6,750. Call Wyant E. A. McGLAUFLIN, RLTR. 'IZt 333 N. High St I 2-8611 . w USED Hot Point pushbutton elee. . range, timer oven, 3 drawers, , 4-8873 after S p.m. ..- SMALL Apt. furn. uUlities Close In. $28. 340 Union St. paid. YOU Fix It '46 Ford V-8. Take look & make offer. Ph. 2-1455. HOUSEWORK by tht nr. furn. Ph. 4-5662. References 120 A. HOME I 36.200. $1,000 down! t A. HOME! 4 mi. n. on we iiy.i STUT.UR. 38.500 Rltr.. 4-5782. or best orrtRi 763 Edgewater. 3-5557 or 9 LAMP tables, Daveno. 3 Urge chairs. 3983 Pacific nwy. rn.e-aeni ds FALSE TEETH Roek, Slide or Slip? FASTEETH, an Improved powder tt be sprinkled on upper or lower pi tea, holds false teeth more nrmly In nlaee. Do not slide, slip or rock. No gummy, eooev. nasty taste or feeling. FAS TEETH Is alkaline non-acid). Dot not sour. Cheeks "plate odor" (den ture breath). Get FASTEETH at any trug counter. RtTKK Beds eomnlete wSDgs. 8c mat' tress, w3 large storsge arawers. 360. Ph. 3-6S11. 785 N. 18th. PAST . .lbwiivun Ia - T ?ugh peo" for Bs.ff-ba ix lAtitia ia FURN. Cottage in rear. 2-6846. Close in. Ph. LOST: Indian rug. when turning to Cascade Dr. Pn. .. on 1953 CHEV. 2-dr. 2143 N. 34th. Terms. - GMC 1950 3-ton flat-bed. Good con- dition. $i.6o. no iraae. liu r. . G if fin, 3-9246. - ran SALE. Grocery Store With Post ,- Office Ac service otauonr. icv,.M approximately 8600 per mo. Will - take 315,000 cash to handle. - - RICH L. REIMANN ' JS EVES 3-3264 201 S. High Ph. 3-9203 f.10.72 DJVTESl for firls who eaickea kealina f ester-ally eawMd phatlas reUevtay tteky forttatwai wHb TtofaMl OiatiMat. ha mtitm tioe te laaeim rmTlr werhs t ttmpU fn. Tritt lta II, V
