Playboy Admils Guilt
In Oil Stock Swindle
NKW YORK i - Playboy Rnb- by making restitution to th three
fvt Schlcsingcr Tuesday pleaded men he duped in a shaky Louisiana
piilty- to n oil slock swindle. He oil promotion,
u rd $132,000 of the proceeds to General Sessions Judge John A.
hi'deck actress Linda Christian Mullen scheduled sentencing for
viih jewels. (March 14. Meantime, he will re-
The 38-year-old son of the former j ccive a probation report dealing
Jlona Williams faces a maximum with any restitution plans,
f -ntrnce of 10 to 20 years. He-j Schlcsingcr induced three men
misht gain a mrasurc of mercy, to invest in the Louisiana promo
Gov. Smith,
Thornton to
Tell of Plans
Two nnccinla f9nn MalAt fni, fin,,
r" V -1 4l"V , vested $ 32.000 of t n JeweUi for
wiHclrnLof lie MiM Chrislian-5 t-
pnMical fence, will probably make rone power
their decisions known in about a! tk ,u 'u v. .j
week they indicated Tuesday. aSf A 1, Ine a b
Republican Gov. Elmo Smith j alL & fi Hm,S2
U S cTVJ,fxVJ? thei- She at first refused. Final-fHii.S-
J,! LLm'"; y. she returned them and received
week. Qose political friends of;
Smith have. predicted he will be'
a candidate. ' I
Attorney General Robert Y.l
Thornton, only Democrat among'
the slate's- top office holders, also
said Tuesday that he would arrive;
at a decision by the -middle of
next week. He said he had def
initely not made up his mind yet.
Hold already have announced
competition in the May 18 primary
jf they choose to run. Congress
man Walter Norblad has an
nounced he will be a Republican
candidate despite party pleas for
him to stick by his 1st District
post. Earl Dickson, Albany grocer,
is also in the running for the GOP
nomination.
On .the Democratic side Robert
D. Holmes, state sennator from
Gcarhart, is already in the race.
Mi'ltrnmah Sheriff Terry Schrunk
and Linn County Attorney Orval
Thompson have both Indicated in
terest in position.
Salem Coin
Unit Named
A newly-formed grouo of 28 Sa
lom coin collectors held its second
meeting Tuesday night in which
metrbers voted to call themselves
the Salem Numismatic Soeietv I
numismatic meaning "pertaining!. NEW YORK I - The stock
to coins." . siVmarket spent another day of quiet
The meeting also saw the elec
tion of officers, with Leo H. John
son being voted the society's first
president. William Daucette was
chosen vice-president, and Margar
et Johnson secretary-treasurer.
Newly elected board members
Included Norman Shaw, Richard
K. Smith. Ronald Dolan. William
Stein and J. Maurice Adams.
The group also set dates for
future meetings as the second
Thursday of each month in the
Copper Room of the Senator Ho
tel. Garden Club
i
Anniversary
Celebrated
The 15th anniversary of the Sa
lem Men's Garden Club was tele
hratrd Tuesday night at the Salem
YMCA with a meeting at which
14 charter members of the club
were honored guests. The club
was organized in February, 1941,
u il k AX momKAra mnA haisi ttac
im -w iiiuiiiuli rj I ill iiuw una
more than 100.
The evening's program included
motion pictures nf the "almost
extinct" Maya Indians from the
jungles of southern Mexico. Mem
bers were also given a demonstra
tion by Bill Egan of methods of
starting seeds in houses for later
transplantation outdoors.
Over pumping of wells in Florida
has led to seepage of sea water as
far as eight miles inland in some
places.
pESiEs
( MAY BE
A FAMILY AFFAIR
Fldotinf. nott-plrklnf ndtor-
a mrntinf rertal itch lr ofUn tIU
I Ul irnt of rin-Wormi . . . flf
I priil thit !rt Mf
f infnt out tut vtry thru ptf
out cumlnii Xnur HmilM
may be victims and aet kaow it.
To tet rid of Pin-Worm, thne
mu must ant only be killed, but
killed in the larre intestine wkere
they live and multiply. Thai's ei
actly what iayae'a F-W Ubleta i
, . . and here's kow they de Hi
Firel a aeieatlfta enetiac ear
rles the Ubleta into the bowela U
fore Uiay diesolTe; fae iayae'a
modera, aMdically-appraeed in
redirat toes rifht to work-MU
Pin-Warms quickly and easily.
Don't take ehaaesa with this
dangerous, kit hly aontacious ena
diUon. At the Ant sir of Pin
Worms, uk your dnwiist for
(enaine Jayae's P-W Varmifaga . , ,
the small, easy-to-take tablets per
fected by famous Dr. D. Jayne A
ton, apecialUta in worm remedial
j
- for ever ivo yean.
for Pia-rJcaJwis
Announce New Way To
Shrink Painful Piles
Science Find Healing Substance That Doe Both
' Relieve! Pain Shrink Hemorrhoid
pt T.rk. N. t. iSawUII - For th
f rat lime science baa found a new
krsllng sabstance wivh th astonish
ing ability te shriek hsmorraoids
and to rliy pain-without surgt7-
In ras after rasa, while gtntif
rrlieelBf aali. actual reduetlou
(shrinkage) took place.
Most amstin g of atl - result! war
w Uaroig I tkat laiianri
tion ny telling them the deal was
so solid his mother was investing
a million of her own money in it.
Richard and John W. Hcrzfeld,
Milwaukee department store own
ers, were taken for $30,000 apiece.
Robert B. McCulloch, a Los An
geles auto dealer, gave Schlesinger
$120,000 and followed this up with
a check for $150,000.
McCulloch stopped payment on
...
Hcaly Traces
State License
Tag History
Former assistant secretary of
state William E. Hcaly traced the
development of the' Oregon license
plate from 1905 to the present for
a gathering of the Marion County
chapter of Oregon Republican
clubs Tuesday night in the Sena
tor Hotel.
Leonard Rowan, who presided
at the meeting in the absence of
the chapter's president and first,
second and third vice-presidents,
said Healy's discussion was "most
impressive and illuminating."
Rowan was particularly impress
ed by two aspects of the talk the
flat S3 perpetual license fee
charged the earliest Oregon auto
mobiles, and the big, multi-million
dollar business that the secretary
of itate's office has grown to dur
ing the past decade.
Stock Market
Dips Slightly
hesitation Tuesday and dipped
slightly toward the close.
The report of President Eisen
hower's physicians that he "should
be able to carry on an active life"
in the presidency "for another five
to ten years" came well after the
close of the New York Stock Ex
change. ,
Stocks were active and higher
in San Francisco and Los Angeles
after the report was made public.
The Associated Press average of
60 stocks declined 70 cents to $173.
The industrials were off $1.10, the
rails 60 cents and the utilities 20
cents.
Volume for the day totaled 1,590,
000 shares. Of 1,127 Issues traded
there were 317 advances and M9
declines. There were 9 new 1935-'56
highs and 20 new lows.
Salem
Obituaries
Gtorjt H. Callls
At locl hotpltil Fehrusry 14,
late rttldnt of Lot Anielet, Cal.
Survived by inter, Mrfc riorenct
Kelly, Lot Anselae, Cal. Announce
ment of servicea later by Virgjl T.
Golden Co.
Vlolrt Rlckardi fry
At a local hixpital Feb. 1,1. Late
resident of U80 Hlnei. Survived by
daufhteri, Mm. Joanne Kowltz and
Mra. Vera Foil of Salem; mother.
Mri. Rn Rlckarn.t, Dallas; filters,
Mrs. Very Dickey, Dallas. Mrs. Marie
Kalke. Mrs. Marcaret Beebe, Mrs.
May Berry and Mrs. Maude White
nil of Portland; brothers. Frank
Rlrkards and Woodward Rlck:ird,
both of California and Earl Rlrkards
of Portland; 3 grandchildren. Kath
leen Gary and Nancy Fol? all of
Salem. Services will be held In the
Clouhf-Barnrlc Chapel -Thuri , Feb.
lh at 1:30 p m. Rv. Wayne Greene
officiatini Interment In the City
View Cemetery.
Annie IleOrlre
At the residence 1S2J Center St.,
Feb. 14th at the aft ol M. Suter of
Walter Willis, Tacoma, Wash: Serv
ices will be held In the chapel of
the W. T. Hifdon Co. with conclud
ln services at Twin Oak Cemetery,
Turner. The Rev. Omar Barth will
ofliclate.
Walter Boaae Wlllard
At Stevensvllle. Mont., February
II. Survived by sisters, Mrs. Birdie
Gilkev Stockton. Calif.; Mis. Pesrl
L Wade of Chinook. Mont.; Mrs.
Verna Llndney nf Bllllnfs. Mnnt.j
Mrs. Vera Humphreus of Stevens'
villa. Mnnl. Services will be held
In the Vlrill T. Golden Chanel Wed
nesday. February IS at 10 30 a m.
Rev. Lemuel Putman offitMaMnt:
Ritualistic services by Salem lodee
No. 4. AT. it A.M. interment, Bel-
i crest Memorial Park. ,
MenPast40!"Old"?
YantOld-timePep,Vim?
Want Normal, Younjer Feeling?
Do you uy ym'rr "old" hen ek. Iltllen.es
kaiMtrd at 4(1. SO, Ml? Thmiondi of nun snd
women drilrhlrd st nilli ol a little "neppmi
up" with Oitrrs. Contains tonic lr kofliri aid
solely becsuie low In iron. Tiy Ortrrs Tome
TahleU lor normal vim, vitality, years youasrt
feeuai, this very day. Alio oonuna supplement
dotet vitamins Ii and Bi. 7-day fcl-ae-sjuaiated"
sue emts little. Or get Economy
I sua aaat save I1.4S. At all ujiu.
astonishing statements Ilk "Pile
kare rctsed t b a proileml -
Th secret la a new healing ada
stance lBI.Dyii)-illscovery ef a
world-famous research Institute.
This snbsUna to new aeailable la
awpilry r i'imeii frm antler
th nam Preprtiej H At JM
dnirfist. taF back guarantee.
a.e..Psital
DAILY CROSSWORD
ACTIOS S
1. Followlnf
6. Conaumer ,
11. Coung
12. Poaitiv pole
. lelec.)
13. Madearii
14. To mstur
13. Nfjitlve
reply
16. Be present
, 17. Fresh-
w ater food
fUh(Cur)
13. German city
20. A kind
of candy
SJ.Salt
(chem.)
23. FragTant
ret in used
in
medictnt
21 Angry
21. Matched
group
29. Polygon
with
angles and
9 sides
31. Branch
32. Maaurium
tsyrn.)
33. Pious ..
34. Meaaura
(Chin.)
37. Perennial
herb -
38. Astonish
41. A thorn
appla
42. Wanderer
43. Common
place
44. Cubic meter
DOWN
1. Particle of
f addition
3. City near
Detroit
New York Stock Quotations
Compiled by The Associated Press
Admiral Corporation 19 H
Allied Chemical 107 H
AUis Chalmers 67 l
Aluminum Co. America 82
American Airlines 22
American Motors 8
American Tel. v Tel. 182
American Tobacco 78
Anaconda Copper 67 H
Atchison Railroad 143
Bethlehem Steel 146 i
Boeing Airplane Co. 70
Borg Warner 42
Burroughs Adding Mach. 30
Canadian Pacific 31
Caterpillar Tractor 61
Celancse Corporation 18 '
Chrysler Corporation 73 h
Citties Service 58
Consolidated Edison 47 H
Crown Zcllerbach - 56 'i
Curtiss Wftght 27
Douglas Aircraft 79
du Pont de Nemours 213 'i
Eastman Kodak 76 '
Emerson Radio 12 H
General Electric 53 H
General Foods 91
Salem Market
Quotations
(At of lata yesterday)
Bl'TTERFAT
Premium
No 1
BUTTER
Wholesale
Retail
GGS (Bnylns)
(Wholesale prices ranee from
to I centi over buytnf price)
Larjre A A - .40
Larse A ... J7
Medium AA .57
Medium A .34
Small .
POULT RT
Colored Hena
Leghorn Hens
Colored Fryert
Colored Roasters
Old Roostrrs .
il
.17
H
ii
.14
Onion Futures
CHICAGO (API Orinns
Odch Hlih Low Close
Feb. 0.7S
Mar. 0 95 t IS 0 94 US
Nov. 1... 1 .51 l.W 1.&8 1.59
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND or-(USDA)-Cattle
salable 300; supply includes scat
tered lots fed steers and heifers;
mostly steady with Monday strong
to 50 higher trend on fed cattle;
truck lots commercial steers 15 00
16.00; load commercial and good
16.50; mixed good and choice
steers , 18 00-18.50;, choice prime
steers Monday 20.00; part load
good and choice 761 lb heifers
16.25; around 50 head choice Mon -
day 17.00; canner and cutter cows
steady with Monday i best time at
7.50-9.50; utility cows 10.00-12.00
commercial to 13 00; utility and
commercial bulls 14 00 15.50.
Calves salable 25; scattered sales
steady but choice vealers scarce
early; few good vealers 21 00-24 00;
choice quotable to 27.00 and over;
individual high choice 28 00-28 53
Mnndav with nnp crime 30.00: cull
and utility 7.00-13.00. j MHEAT
Hogs salable 150; market moder-'iMav r.'.H'.
ately active, butchers steady to 25 j j'f - -
lower mostly on No, 1 grades; rc " "
sows steady; sorted lota V. S. No. 1 corn
2 butchers 180-235 lb 15 00-15 50;!""'
No. 3 butchers 13.75-14 00; few 375-1 July .'Z
480 lb sows 10.00-11.00; heavier 1 j0-
weights down to 9.00. nirsi'
Sheep salable 200; market slow, ! Mar.
now fully 1.50 lower for two days; jey ....,..;.,.
no sales choice lambs early; tew !
lots good and choice slaughter Dec " ""Z""Z
lambs 16 00-17.00 with one lot 17.25; MZ
feeder lambs scarce but demand, May
very limited; few common and
medium feeder Monday 1100-
12.75; good and choice ewes fuliMar " 2 49',-u
12.75; good and choice ewes fully Msy ' Z.'Z.'.'...".! 2 m-sj'.
steady at 5.00-6.50; cull and utility
no s on
2.00-4.00.
$0 surgery needed!
Reduce swelling of
painful piles at home !
An amazing new. stainlt-ts com
pound has been developed US treat
piles' torture at home. It a stainless
Ftrn, and It brought iiufanf relief r
tn doctors testa' internal and ex
ternal relief without surgeryl
No other prep ration oilers such
riroof of result. Many who suffered
or years now enjoy real comfort.
Here' why. Paso omblnes 6 med.
kaU-proY4 lcgridienu, l&dud.
3. Croup of 22. Droop
three In .
4. Evening the ,
(poet ) middle j
5. River Irt 23. Spray T. ..j
Text con- -V ! "1
4. Amortat tain- .. 1
7. Ctrt'a name er ;-'rr : vi
.Small aha rk for - v.
(Eur.) perfume ' .. j
9. Paradise 24. River ' i i
10. Tear (Sib.) Yeeteedey'e
violently 27. Part of 33, Aright
16. Devoured a cheer of the
17. Frown 30. Not President
desserts in 38. Wash
IS. Herd of office 35. Land-
whaJea 31. Pieces of meaaurea
19! Fatefully skeleton 39. Witty
21. Soak 33. Moist . saying
fiax 34. Alw ays 40. Before
g
: W
it w,
7IZ-
in- w
SI 38 19 40
y 1 11 rMl rr
General Motors
Georgis Pac Plywood
Goodyear Tire 4
Ilomestake Mining Co.
International Harvester
International Paper
Johns Manville
Kaiser Aluminum
42 H
38 'a
60 j
M'a
37 a
109
M'i
34
111 l4
15 4
46 H
' 21 U
48 V
M a
39
72
10
49 H
1J6 V4
96
22 '4
21 H
314
25 'a
41 H
36
43 Vi
4T7H
50
67
ny
57 H
68
524
89
151
9 'a
9H
46
3fl .
VneirtAiAK PAnnAsi
nriurcvuii vvppci
Ubby, McNeill
Lockheed Aircraft
Lowe's Incorporated
Long Bell A
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pacific American Fish
Pacific Gas It Electric
Pacific Tel. k Tel,
Penney (i.O Co.
'Pennsylvania R. It.
Pepsi Cola Co.
Philco Radio
Puget Sound P It L
Radio Corporation
Rayonier Incorp.
Republic Steel
Reynolds Metals
Safeway Stores Inc.
Scott Paper Co.
Seara Roebuck 4 Co.
Sinclair Oil
Socony
Southern Pacific
Standard Oil Calif.
Standard Oil N. J.
Studcbakcr Packard
Sunshine Mining
Swift k Company
Transamerica Corp.
Twentieth Century Fox
Union Oil Company
Union Pacific
United Airlines i
United Aircraft
United Corporation
United States Plywood
United States Steel
Warner Pictures
Western Union Tel
Westinghou.se Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth Company
.,23
5X H
174
37 H
66
6.
37 S.
51 Ta
21
19 4
29 4
' 57 4
47 4
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled ky The Associated Press
Feb. H
BOND AVERAGE!
SO 10
- - . Rails Ind List
10
Utll
Dnch
971
978
97.J
97 0
9S.1
100 I
net o
loos
MS
It
rgn
A 3
S4S
S42
SIS
SIS
S4 4
80 S
S4t
8S 1
SOI
Net change
Tuesday
Prev, day
Week ago .
Month ago ,
Year ago .....
I9f4-.W High
19.IS-M Low
1654 High ....
1954 Low
Unrh D 1
97 7
977
97 4
97 S
97 5
97 il
98 1
eua
m 4
HM4
7 4
. 97 I
, 1)7.2
. 99
. 9
.. m
.1000
. 94 .2
STOCK AVERAf.ES
SO
Indust
IS
Rails
DS
1.11 3
1 11 9
1.14 i
1.13 .1
124 3
142 4
114 9
123 0
77 J
I
i Net change
'
week ago
is
Utll
D2
72 4
721
73 0
713
71 4
M
Stks
DT
173 0
a737
17t
178 I
m i
244 7
243 8
2M 2
262 7
(Month ago
Year ago .. riB7
ISA t
19SS-SS High
237 8
201 1
III 9
.1431
79 73 111 t
195J-IWI Low
17 1 1481
S 3 133 2
55 4 1OS0
, I9M High ...
1KM LOW
'111 r
j LlllCUgO If TO I II
I n
CHICAGO (APi-
Open
Closa
f- 1.
!18V
. hp.
12', III',-,
I fin',.',
1 971,
I 991,
I 03,
. 1 30",
1 .181,
1 .18
. 1334-
1 wn'-a
2 02',
1 30.
1 33', -34
1.17',-',
1 37'i
1331,
I1-D.11',
I1'4-S
83',
14 ,
M
1 ?r
1 21
118',-',
I ID',
i;i-6P,
B.I
8.1
84,
I5's
I 2P,
I JO1,
1 17',
1 II',
2 48',-t,
2 521,.i,
2 51', -54
2 41 1,
137
Ju v
il .
lr. '
I Sept. I 41',
I Nov. 1.37
Int wonderful Triolyte, not eon
Uined in any Other leading pil
preparation. This amazing sun
stanre has remarkabl anovttnetl
action that stops pain and itching
inttantly , , , whll the medica
tion goes to work reducing tb
tweUln. promoting healing 1
Oct new stainless Pazoe. Wont
stain clothes. Modern sttppflMtorle
or olotmiat boUi at Aruggiaui
drains Suffer
Small Losses
! CHICAGO ' iT Grains wound
Sup with small losses on the Board
of Trade Tuesday, only distant soy
bean futures being able to make
upward progress.
I At one time old crop wheat fii
jtures held respectable gains. The
March contract sold at a new sea
sonal peak. But profit taking at
the finish washed out the gains.
Wheat closed unchanged to 1 cent
lower, corn unchanged to t lever,
oats VI H lower, rye 4-1 W low
er, soybeans lower to N higher
and lard S to 13 cents a hundred
pounds lower.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND of) Coarse grains,
15-day shipment, bulk, coast deliv
ery: Oats No. 2. 38 lb white 54.00.
Barley No. 2, 45 lb. B. W. 47.50
48 00. Corn No 1, E Y shipment
6300.
Wheat (bid) td arrive market,
basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast:
Soft White 2.19'; Soft White lex
eluding Rex) 2.194; White Club
2.19'i. .
Hard Red Winter: Ordinary
2.194.
Investment Trusts
(Zilka. Smlther & Co., Inc. I
Bid
Affiliated Fund i S3 ,
Canadian Fund .. 173 f
Century Shares Trust ... 21 OS
Chemical Fund .13.3a
Delaware Fund ' 10.S.1
Dtver. Invest Fund I OS
Dividend Sharea J3
Eaton & H. Sal. Fund Jo 91
Caa Ind ;.. . 13 70
Croup Tobacco , 4 IS
Incorp. Investora17.lt
Kev Cust Funds:
B-3 I IS 04
B-4 11 1
K-l 19 45
S-J 1177
S-4 S 7
Man. Bond Fund S 20
Mass, Invest. Trust .... 31 5S
Natl. Sec. Series:
Income Seriea S 10
StocK Series :7
Pref. Stock S 9.IS
Natl. Dlv. Seriea 4 St
Tel -Elec. Fund I0o
Value Line Inc. Fund ... 01
Asked
S 30
19 07
IS 0.1
IS S3
ilU
tn
:s7
t.i
147
47
ISM
10.77
1117
II M
II SS
t SO
IDS
34 14
IS
04
10 03
134
11 77
SS
IS 37
Wellington Fund 28 0.1
Portland Produce
PORTLAND i - Butterfat -Tentative,
subject to immediate
change Premium quality, deliv
ered io Portland 58-61 lb; first
quality 55-58; second quality 50-53.
Butter Wholesale, f ob. bulk
cubes to wholesalers Grade AA,
93 score, 57H; 92 score,. 56'4; B
grade, 90 score, 554; C grde, 89
score, 53. , (
Cheese To wholesaler Oregon
singles, 38'4-41 lb; Oregon Mb
loaf. 41-44.
Eccs To wholesalers Candled
f o b. Portland, A large, 4H74;
A medium, 42-43'i; A small, 35-
41'i.
Eecs To retailers Grade AA.
large, 50-51; A large, 47-49; AA
medium, 44-47; A medium, 44-45;
A small. 36-41. Cartons. 2-3 cent
additional.
Eeirs To ronsoners AA laree.
56-61; A large, 54-59; AA medium,
31-56; A medium, 50-55; A small,
46-51.
Live , poultry No. 1 quality,
f.o.b. Portland Fryers, 2'i-4 1 b s,
24; at farm, 23; roasters, 24, f.o.b.
Portland; light - hens,17r" heavy
hens, 22; old roosters, 11-14.
Rabbits Average to growers-
Live white, 3-4' lbs, 23-26, 56
lbs, 18-21; old does, 10-14, few
higher. Fresh killed fryers to
retailers 58-61; cut up, 62 65.
Wholesale Dressed Meats
Beef carcasses Steers, choice
500-700 lbs, 30.00-33.00; good, 27.50-
31.00; commercial 26.00 29.00; util
canners and cutters 19.00-22.00.
Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind
quarters, 38.00-41.00; rounds, 37.00
40 00; full loins, trimmed, 55.00-
60.00; forequarters, 26.00 29.0:
chucks, 28.0-3200; ribs 40.00-46..
Pork cuts Loins, choice, 8-1 lb,
37.00-41.00; shoulders, 16 lb down,
24.00-27.00; spareribs, 35.00 39.00;
fresh hams, 10-14 lb, 4.1 00-47.00.
Veal and calves Good-choice, all
weights , 32.00-48.00; commercial
27.IKMO.00.
Lambs-Choice, 4 50 lb, 37.00-
40.00; good, 33.00-39.00.
wool nominal, ciean oasis,-'
blood, 95-1.00 lb.; blood, 1.00-02
lb; 'i blood, 1.1215; fine, 1.18 23.
Ceuntry-dressed Meats,
Portland:
Beef-Cows, utility, 20-22 lb;
canners and cutters, 16-18.
Veal Top quality, lightweight,
35-36; rough heavies, 20-30.
Hogs Best light blockers, 20 22;
lean light sows, 16-17.
Lambs Good springers, 34-36;
yearlings, 24-26.
Mutton Lightweight ewes and
wethers, 12-14; rough heavies, 8-10.
Fresh Predure
Onions I d a h 0 Yellows, mrd,
2.25-50; lge, 2.75-3.00; whites, 4.25
50; Ore. Sherwood Danvers, No. 1,
2 00-25; Wash. Yellows, lge, 1 85
200. Potatoes Ore Central Russet,
No. 1-A, 100 lb. best, 4.25-75; Klam
ath Russets, No. 1, 6 oz, 4 OO-V);
Idaho bales Russets, 5-10 lb 2 60
75. Hay New crop, No. 2 green
alfalfa, baled, f.o.b. truck, Port
land and Seattle, 41.00-43.00 tons.
The Cnntlnentsr Insurance Com
pany hereby gives notice that blank
standard policies Number SWttl to.
end Including, Number 8.19011 hav
been lost, mislaid or stolen and that
their ua lor any purpose is unau
thomed and no liability will be rec
ognised thereunder. Any person
holding or finding any ol theie pol
icies is requester to return tnrm to
th office of tn Company at M Han
som Street, San Francisco, Califor
nia.
A. V. HOLM AN,
Secretary.
T 13.14.11
How To Held ,
FALSE TEETH
Mort Firmly In Plaet
Do your f!a teeth annoy and em
barru Br slipping, dropping or ob
"btlng when sou eat. latish nr talk?
Just sprinkle a little FAaTEETH on
your plates Thta alkaline innn-aeidl
powder holda falae teeth more firmly
and more eomforUbly. Ma gummy,
gooey, pasty lasts or feeling. Doe aol
aour. Checks "plate n!or'' fdentur
kreafhl m FAflTEETat today at
ao dxu aouatw.
NOTICE TO CRFDITORS
KOTICF. IS MFPFBY CATS that
I hue hen aiMKimted hv te Cirr-nt
Court of the S ale of Oregon for tn
County o(Urin. Proha'e Depart
ment. a fi"'i'i'tranr of the ei.te
of CHRISTOPHER BUTTE. Oeceed.
and have qualified as sim n adminis-
I trator. All persons havinf elaima
j against said estate are notified to
I present the name, dulv verified, trt
' rre. at 411 Pioneer Trust Buildms;.
! Salem. Oregon, within six montna
, from the date of tTis notice
Hated this Sin day of February,
i 195.
JAMTS CLF-MF-NT BUTTE
Admini-t-ator o the Fstate of
CHRISTOPHF.R BUTTE.
de eaed
BfttTCE W WILLIAMS
I OTTO R- SKOF'IL, JR.
r. FORGE A JOS TS
KF.1TH D. EVANS
Attorneys (or Administrator
'412 Pioneer Trust Building
i. Salem, Oregon
! FeO. IS. a. . Mar. 1. 14
I ' "
j ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
I Sealed proposal for a "Portable
Asphlt Stnrafe Tank' shall ha re
ceived bv the Mirton County Court,
'Room US. CourfTioune, Sale-n, Ore-.
ton. until 10 00 A M . Pacific Stan
dard Time? on the TTth day of Feb
ruary, ISMt. and then will be pub
lic It opened and read.
Specifications. Information for Bid
den and Bid Forms ran be secured
I from the County Engineer, Court-
hone. Salem, Oreton.
The Court reer-ei the right to re
ject -any or all htd
MARION COUNTY COUHT.
Feb 1S.13.1J.
Statesraan-Jaaraal
? Newspaper
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PHONE 4-6811
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per line 1 time JS IS
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vantage of the tremendous pulling
power of JJ.S00 combined circula
tions. ,
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ir.orninf "Oregon Statesman, conclude
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Classified Index
Tor Vour Convenience"
310 Meeting Notices
111 Lost and Found
314 Transportation
315 Personal
Ill Stamps and Coinl
400 AGRICULTURE
401 Livestock for Sal 1
4.1 Livestock Wanted
404 Poultry and Rabbits
407 Fur Bearing Animals
4ns Pett
4na ftea Foods
410 Seeds and Plant .
412 Fruit and Farm Produce '
413 Fertiliser
414 Farm Equipment
42 Auction Sales
4M MERCHANDTSl"
491 Machinery and Tools
4!tt Wanted Machinery, Tools '
4M Rewing Macnines
4M Hou Roods for 8al
4M Wanted House Good
457 Radio and Television
451 Building Material
45 Do It Yourielf
4MO Musical Instrument
42 Sports Equipment
4A4 rlirvrles
4ftS Trade Mlscellaneou
4l For Rent, Miscellaneous
470 For Sale, Miscellanenui
472 Wanted. Mlscellaneou
474 Miscellaneous
471 Fuel. . .. ,
Jon BUSINESS AND FINANCE
110 Money to Loan
111 Loans Wan'ed
MS Investments
Sofl EMPLOYMENT
u2 Help Wanted
04 Help Wanted, Man
SOS Help Wanted. Lady
to Plckera Wanted -- -
110 Sales Heln
111 Work Wanted, Man
114 Work Wanted, Lady
111 Situations Wanted
lit Employment Agencies j
117 Job Information
III Education
110 Day or Contract
1M RENTALS
702 Sleeping Rooms, Board
"1.1 Wanted Rooms, Board
70S Apartments for Rent ,
70S Duplexes
707 Hruse for Bent
707-A Furnished
70S Farms for Rent
700 Wanted to Rent
710 Wanted to Rent Houses .
712 Wanted to Rent Apt.
714 Business Rental
71 Hesort Rentals
711 Convalescent Home
7S0 Moving and (torag , '',
100 REAL ESTATE
ol Buiineee OpportunltlM
o3 Business Property
Sol Suburban
Sot Houses for 81
S07 Apts , Courts for Sale
snl Lots for Sale
i SID Farms for Sale
111 Exchange Real Entat
It Resort Property
III Wsnted Real Estate
'HI Insurance
SM AUTOMOTIVE
M New Can
C assi fied
i
Advertising
S'l Used Cart for Sale
SM Auto Parts and Repair
154 Trucks, Trailers tor Sal
SVI Wanted Car. Trucas
il Motorcycles
Sat) Auto Miscellaneous
2 House Trailers M
M Heavy Equipment
144 Aircraft
tcsniar SIrm, Ore., Wed., Tth. 15, '1 1 (" :, ii);
Itie
Phone 46811
ADS IN Tins COLUMN
RECEIVED . . .
Too Late to Classify
TOO LATE
WANT to trad Earthmaster
tractor wcomplet attach, for
late model 1', ton truck. Chev.
preferred. Ph. -2f4 or H.
Call. Rt. a. Bos 4.D.
PLYMOUTH1954 laSdan".
Runa like new. Private party.
4-1332 or 171 Fairgrounds Rd.
J MERC, 4i. lHsrj3thTPh.
3-19IS. . -
FOR rent: SO acre, vegetable
land, near Stayton. Houae, ir
rigation equiq. At tractor. Ph.
4-OIW2.
MANBRINGrden. 2 MrmTRe
frig., range. S7S, J4 Tonl.
NEW 1 bdrm. full- baiemenT.
fireplace, near (tores. Ph,
M.
SMALL house, elderly couple
preferred. Bin. 14 N. Winter.
CLEAN, late built 1 bedroom
home. 175. Weat College Hill.
Ph. 3-J37:
1 BDRM. duplex, clean, rloee to
bua. quiet. 140. 1543 Elm. W.
Salem.
1 LARGE clean rooms Turn. I
bus lines. N. E. SM. Phone
2- 91M. ;
ELAINE APARTMENTS
1 rm furnished apt. Living
room, dinette, kitchen, bed
room, bath. 157.50. r N. Lib
erty. MODERN furn.'l bedim, court
pt . West Salem. SM mo. Ph.
4-M7S, eve. J-474J. Rawlins
Rltr
NICE aleeping room for young
lady. Inquire Mia Miller, 141
Court St.
RELIABLE lady wanU baby tit
ling evenings or weekend. Ph.
4-559. -
WANTED elderly lady to car
for my home. Ph. I-0U.
EXPERIENCED mechanic A ap
prentice, body It tender nil
need - Je . Immediately. Ph.
3- 511 13. - -
WANTED manage foe amall
apartment hous-Phf -470.
WANTED to buy back number
jArUona Highway." Ph. 4247.
t GOOD light plants.' 110 Is
220. Priced to sell. Call 4-7544.
FOR SALE: laundry tub, food
condition. Ph. 3-0529.
ONE ft. Candy ahow cat,
see at 23 So. Front.
UPRIGHT piano, 151. Phon
3-73S,
BAHA'I WORLD FAITH
Information Ph. 3-M4.4
300 Personal
310 Maetlnq Hotlc
SALEM LODGE No. 4, A I
VKV V A M, Wed, Feb. la, r. C
WV Degree. 7:30 p m.
312 Lost and Found
DRIVING to tc from Gladstone
daily. Want someone to ahare
- expence or trad driving.
2-3M3,
LOST, Strayed or Stolen: Sia
mese Cat, from vicinity of
Pratum Rd. Reward for infor
tnalion. Ph. 4-3102 or4-4288,
LOST Boys' blu rimmed glasses,
4-Corners school. Ph. 1-0421.
316 Personal
INCOME TAXESI Are you over
psyln yours? Ph. 3-4743.
CHESTER air cuthion shoes for
tender feet Bowling ahlrta,
Jackets, work uniform. Ph.
4-S27S.
ATCOHOUCS Anonymous, M
S. Commercial, l-l 10 or 4-7SS7.
MADAM HAZEL
psychic reader, Alirma Motel,
345 Portland Rd
riXHOUCS Anonymou group
No. 1. 2041 N. Com I 1-4537,
400 Agriculture
402 Llveitock for Sola
SCIENTIFIC ftORSESHOFING
TEX SHIVLEY. Phl-IIJI
LOCKER BEEF, Eastern Oregon,
tt or whole lie lb. Locker pork
21c lb. Custom killing. Trailer
' loaned free. Salem Meat Co.
PROFESSIONAL HORSESHOER
Ph. 4-9ti3 or Woodlyurn 3-4.U.
t COWS. Jersey-Guernsey, to
freshen soon. Ph. J-I33I after
I p.m.
TWO 4 mo. old bull Calves. 140
ea. or 2 for S7S. Ph. t-ISSS.
1740 Oxford. - i --- ---
1 WONDERFUL goatt, freshen
,ny day. Ph. 4-.
3VM.
403 Livttok Wonted
CATTLE, horses, at vour farm.
E. C. Mi-Candllsh, Rt 2, 3-tlSS,
fjATTLE buyr, A. F Sommer,
VM Harmony Dr. Ph. 4-1017.
CVESTOCK-buyer. CI ide Ed"
wards Rt. 3, B)XI!EJ4-1 1 13.
fjATTLE BUYEr's-E. I. and it
Snethea, 4291 Slat. 2-1345. ,
1-43BO.
404 Poultry and Rabbin
WHITE Rock capons, 3Sc lb., I
to tJba. Ph. I-0QS3.
EXTRA LARGE White Leghornt,
Ptnnenter Reds. Cornish X
White Rocks Hatrhea every
Tuesday. Send for free folder,
leghorn cockerel 13 per 100
Parmenter Red cockerels M
Ptr 100 WILSON'S HATCH
RY, LYONS, OREGON. Pn.
ULl-2533.
BABY CHICKS, ltc straight run,
. . choic of Parmenters. New
Hsmp , Whit Rock and Leg
horns. Special New Hsmp. and
Whit Rock pullets, lie. Par
menter red rooster, e.
VALLEY FARM STORE
Ph. 4-4424 Rlem
FOR SALE-Cllfornl . bred" 4
. doe 1 buck. Ph. 4-aKJl.
468 f.t."
DOG to give away. Call at 350
Division. 1-7773. '
Chihuahua s . .
PUPPIF-S for Valentine $21 and
up, Several Matrons. Reg.
Stud Server. 1IM Blrchwood
Dr3-7731
AQUARIUMS, lowr price. HoU
lywood Aquarium. 195 McCoy.
BOXER STUD SERVICE
PHONE 4-JU7
Market
Place
of
. Hons
CLASSIFIED
ICO A-rtnillure
pctt
f ASAKIITV Ca?-s ft ir"'
B It M Aviary, j-,J inrtwi
PH. 4-54I3L
Hare PARAKtETS Normal
"Our Birrit Sreik for Tlci
arlvee . 244 W. Browning. 2-Ji,
BIRD Parsdi"" fo"rbirdt, eae-J
suppliea aiA Livtngiton 2-m-
t MO. eidbla-k white-mai
Cocker Spaniel. Ph. 2-421.
410 Sd and Fionf
SPECIAL Laree Rlueberry plant
7 yean old: 13 3 each. Md
dlegrnv Nursery. Ph. 4-44.41'
412 Fruit 4 Farm Produta
PASTEVRI2ED whole milk. 75
gal. gal. 40c. delivered.
Cleary Dairy. l-JnM.
APPLES. 150 boxea. 2 kj'nd
Schwalk. Ka W. Chemawa Rd.
WHEAT ae rve greet ttraw. v
per bale. Phillin Proa . Itt i.
Box 4S3. Ph 4-1011. I miU-t
Fat of 4-Co-nen.
413 Fcrtilliar
BV I V .-, ..k . .
rsrt wiin pmii-ry oroo
ping only 7Je per '.
VALLEY FAR .VI STORE,
Salem.
MANURE; aged rtck humus. -No
test, Real Mil builder for
lawn, garden- Ph. 2-OX1L
ROTTED MAN CUE. Rich, flna
manurt) by sack r yard De-
livered or at farm Phillip
Broe. Rt S Bon 4S3. Ph. 4-30I1.
MANITUE for aal. U-haul. Pb
4-lSB
TJTT
arm Iquipmawt
CENERAL purpoee John Der
tractor, good rubber, also aet
of steel wheels S:5fl Vernon
Lowen, Rt 3 Box 13 DaUaa,
out South V'glow.
a-se a es
eXMCTIOn miW9
LIVESTOCK AUCTION
Thurs., Feb. 16th
1 AM. MISC.. POTATOES,
APPLES. ONIONS. 1 P.M.
LIVESTOCK
CHICKENS V RABBITS. BABY
, CALVES tV VEAL. HEirCJtS.
FEEDER STOCK. BF.EF ex
MILK COWS, PICS. BULLS.
STEERS. GOATS SHEEP.
YOU SHOULD ATTEND OUf
AUCTION, A SALE THAT IS
RUN ON CONSIGNMENT
BASIS. ALWAYS PLENTY '
or CONSIGNERS at BUY
ERS OUR SERVICE WILL
PLEASE YOU. YOUR BUSU
NESS WILL PLEASE US.
AUCTION SALES
t
Ph. 3-SOMl Day or Eve.
3S1S Sllverton Rd
rURItllURt
AUCTION
Wed. Eve. Feb. 15th
at 7:30 p.m.
ROOMS Of GOOD VSED
viidfuiTtrci w rrv tk Bi-. ta
TvmiAwnva a uci tVV't-.'
3 PC. BLOND MR. It MRS.
BEDROOM SET (EXC.
COND.) PHILCO II IN. T V,
SET (TABLX MODEL!, S PC.
MAPLE BEDRM. SET, 4 PC.
MAPLE DIN ETT C SET,
PLETE (LIKE NEW), S PC.
SECTIONAL DAVENPORT, 1
PC. SECTIONAL DAVIN.
PORT, YR. BABY COM.
PLETE. WAU CHEST
PLASTIC ROCKERS, SWINO
ROCKER. LAMPS. TABLES,
MATTRESS at BOX SPRINGS,
BEDS. RADIOS. VACUUMS,.
" RUBBCT TIRE WHEEL, BAR
ROW, NEW SHOES. PC.
CHROMB BET AND MANY
MISC. ARTICLES Of FUR.
NITURX
n
AUCTION SALES
Phone I-IOM
MIS Sllv.rton Rd.
450 Slerchandlge ' '
451 MocKlntrylTftor
10" tWTNO saw w',i bora n
tor. Ph. 4-2T7I.
HAVE several used welder AC
It DCgall 4-754.
INTERNATIONAL F 10 tractne.
Good rubber, mechanically
food. 4 section! spring tooth.
Th. 4-S4S2.
454 Sawing, MacMwaa
SINGER PORTABLES
GOOD STITCHERS
$19.95 '
S!
SEWING CENTER
130 N. Com'l. Ph. 1-3311
DESK MODELS
1 tale modele forward A revere
stitch. Round bobbin. Both
below wholesale.
$79.50 & $119.95
SEWING CENTER
TMjYvjmT Ph. a-asii
SINGER PORTABLE
Gear Drive Usrd S Month
For Balance Due
SAVE $50.00 .
SEWING CENTER
JJO ft. pom'I. Ph. 3-U1J
43S Housa Goodi for Sla
USED ELECTRIC RANGES,
. list! and up. Easy terms.
Good Housekeeping In., 4t
Court St.
x 12 lino Rugs 44 15 R, t
Elfstrom Co. 2M 8. Liberty.
Tsr.D rollawiy bed w. Inner
spring mattrvst. Ill 50, Glenn
Woodry 1US N. Summer.
BYprivte-party. late model 11
eu. ft. Frigidalre, refrlg , ov
erstuffed chair, flrtpla. screen,
tables, I mattres. luggage, i
Oriental ruga iJx0", also I
4Ax4". 411 S. Commercial
M O VTnQ Selling complett)
hsehold furnishing. Every
thing goes. Ph. 4-40M). tog
Portland Rd.
iibusr.HOLb goods, etec. appll
antes. I. tools. Jam) UbertJ'
JU. Pk. J-4274, 1-4442.
SIM'S
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sim