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Newspaper Page TextHigh Student - yN Ij 1 1 ji wt. 'V ' mYj School Reporter BY WILL BATLSO.N AND BARBABA BONIFACE Honor Students Announced South Salem High High honors went to 148 South Salem High students tor the second six weeks grading period of the second semester. Straight A stu dents were Judy Atwood, Judy Bilker, Kennie 1 it 1 Ruth Carlson, I . ... J Peter Krickson, W Ada Hartman, f a. I Jean Haworth, XJt J i m Heltiel, - 'J,ZZi Mary Hendrick- Vi 1 son, M a r c i a I Humphrey, Eve-f ". I p.arry Sterling, Woodburn High School seaior (above), has been announced as one of two stu dents who will study at Wil lamette University nest fall g unorr inioi uroiuc etnoiar 1 ships. ' 1 Two Awarded i Scholarships (To Willamette I Two Oregon high school seniors. ine a Woodburn youth, have been 'awarded Union Carbide scholar ships l Willamette I nivcrsily. it 'was announced Wednesday by Dr. ; Herbert Smith, university pres ident. k The Woodburn youlh is Tjirry Sterling, student body president at his' school this year. The other scholarship winner is Charles Rus , sell Rcalnn of Hood River, i The scholarships entitle the re Jnpienls la full four-year under--i er.tdu.it p tuition plus allowance for necessary books and tees Willamette I'niversity is one of ,'iwn independent colleges in t h e Northwest to receive the scholar : ship pranls. which are sponsored through the educational fund of ; I ninn Carbide and Carbon Corp.. ) of New York. i Young Sterling, who plans a ; career in engineering, is son of . Mr and Mrs. Lester Sterling of Woodburn. He served on the year ; book staff this year and was man ager nf the school basketball team in addition to Heading the student body, lie will graduate third in a class of 54 seniors Roatnn. a senior at Wy'Kast Hiuh .'.School in Hood litwr, is senior class president. ; Students currently attending Wil . I.tmette under the scholarships are - Neil Causbie. Albany; Richard (hands, Bonneville; Daniel Dear ) born, Ontario; C o n r i d Moore, ; Springfield; Warren Campbell. Se i attle; Robert Allen, Walla Walla: t Ian Maclver, Yakima, Wash.; and Gary Larson, Carson, Wash. B. BONIFACE $1 Million Suit Tiled Against Two Unions RICHLAND, Wash. A - A mil lion dollar daniase suit was filed Wednesday by Morrison - Knud frn Co. against the Teamsters snd Operating Kngineers, two of Ihree unions on strike since April .-J asainst contractors at the Han ford Atomic Works. The bis construction company " contended in its suit, tiled in l;. S. i District Court in Yakima, the two i unions broke a no-strike agree ment in staging the prolonged ''walkout ,;' The strike, which has idled 1,300 construction workers and halted expansion projects at -the atomic . plant, was called in a dispute over -: trav el allow ances. It has not af fected pliitonium production. Morrison - Knudsen asked $f,.lS. ,wn general damages and Si.l.onn . dailey for the duration of the strike. As nf Wednesday, this would total $1,14.1,000. The suit came on trip heels of .settlements by the three striking unions with two small contractors at the atomic works. However, Sam Guess, secretary of the Associated General Con tractors in Spokane, said the agreements did not signify a break in the strike because only fivt construction workers were involved. In the Morrison Knudsen suit, -atlornrys for the company -said the unions earlier signed a ron ., tract with the AGC prohibiting special agreements for Hanford i construction work. Morrison , Knudsen is a member of the con- tractors' association. " Recausp th union failed to i. make full use of grievance nia chinery before the walkout, the attorneys contend, the unions vio t lated a no-strike clause in the agreement signed with AGC. ,j Vnion reptesentalives said the 1 arra contract with AGC doesn't apply to the Hanford plant. 1 v n .lahansnn. Brad Krueger, WI,L BA0J Louise Laws, Barbara Leiseth, Pam Lindholm, Charles Lofgrcn, Dave Merchant, Donna Meyer, Denice Miller, Mary Mitchell, trie Nelte, Julia Quiring, Phyllis Kei mann, Jakey Rich, Bill Richter, Sally Riewuld, Karen Ringnal dj, Janice Rose kr, Jennifer Ser combe, J u d i e Templeton, Pat Thor, Bob Trel- stad. Sue True- blood, Klisabeth Walton, Susan Wilson Honor Students High honor students are Alex Agalhonos, Ralph Alexander, M anion Allen, Paul Allen. Sara Allen, Darlene Allenby, (iary An derson, John Anderson, Margie An derson. Martin Andic. Brenda Aschenbrenner, Joel Barber. Rob ert Barber, Jerry Bartlett, Loretla Bates. Sue Baumgartner, David Bell. Steve Bcrglund. Carolyn Bishop. Violette Blanchard, Jane Bodenweiser. John Boles. Barbara Boniface, I.ila Burger. Roger Carda. Anne C a t e s, Julianne Cline. Betty Coe. Pat Cop. Wanda Coe. Dolores Dallas, Jerald Davenport, Jim Davenport, Linda Davis. Marlis DcGroote, Nancy Denton. F.dwards Wilson, John Evans. Ann Kinley, Ted Foxley, Jo (iannon. Bob Gates. LaV'crn Gil man. Gary Grcgor. Sue finer. Ja nice Hall. John llammerstad. Ruth Harnsherger. Jeanette Harrison, Barbara llenken, Lynn llerrall. Carol Hollman. Margn Hudkins, Kathy Hutchengs. Sue Jackson. Bill Jacohson. Joyce Johnston. Sue Keech, Judy Keller, Leo Kenyon, Barbara Keudell, Jody Kizziah, Joan Kleinke, Betty Knepper. Ann Lemcke, Mavis Malbon. Edgar Martin. Rill McDonald. Carole Mc Farland, Douglas McGeorge. Rob ert Miller. Martha Minto, Reeky Minty, Jack Moore, Pam Morrison. Marcy Mulkey. Elsa Mykol Colleen Nelson. Karen Nelson, Eileen Osko. Wally Park, Larry i Payne. Ray Penniman. Zola Peter son. Janice Phillips, Sue Rasmus- jsen. Peggy Reid, Bob Rolfness. Ed na Rosser. Ed Scheidel, Kathleen j Schmidt. Linda Schwalen, Eileen Shcppard, Sandra Shnrey. Carol I Smith, Shirley Smith. Linda Steele, Larry Stein. Mary Stevens. Donna Stone. Fran Swanson. Steve Tab- bacchi. Imngene Thomas. Connie Thorne, Joanne Van Cleave, Mary Jane Wait. Bcverlv Walls, Pat Whelan, Kd Wilson. Bruce Wulf. Donna 7.eh. Marilyn Zcllcr and Gary Zwicker. Win Certificates Two senior students have re ceived honor certificates from state colleges for outstanding high school records They were Mary Lynn Stevens, Oregon Stale Honor Award, and Jennifer Serenmhe. the I'niversity of Oregon Dad s Aw ard Gordon, Janey Klinefelter, Beth Needham, Carol Beohm, Terne Burch, Sharon Wabs, Cheryl Sim mons and Sylvia Smith. On the eighth grade games com mittee are Bob Wood, Leslie Neu ens, Steve Bonawitz, Danny Hol land, Steve Glcckler, Dennis Cone, Dean Medeck, Ron Friesen, Dan Bevens, Darwin Smith, Colleen Wattier, Betty Graber and Mickey Bressler. The sev enth grade held its games Wednesday with Mr. Fred Rough as teacher in charge. Committee workers were Pat Loy, Larry Has kell, Dennis Gregg, Judy Long, Joe Painwater, Dennis Vestal. Linda Vernon, Jean Scales and Delores Watkins. Winners I DAILY ACROfs) 1 I Loose hinj inf point 4. Light brdslttd 7. Game fuh $ Shfj (Jap ) 10 Armidillo II L'nablt to (ind one way 12. Likfly 14 Exdsma- lion I (lane 1. Over I poet ) IT. -LiRht- Horit 1 Hsrry J$ Covtrihf of the brain 1. Whfaten flour (India I 21. Bums with wa!r 23 River (So. Am.) 25. Beverage 28 Horizontal piere over ftoorway 29 Remain 32. Unit of work 3.1. Short sleep 33. Animal's pelt 34. Music note 37. Six-sided polygon 3 Begone! . 41. Share 42. Tuft of yellow (eathrs on the oo I Haw ) 43 Gifts to the poor CROSSWORD 44 Cod of pteisurt i Egypt 45 Mans niekname DOWN 1 Sending from tht country 2 Native of Arabia 3. The goat antelope. (Asia) 4. Accumulate S Hautboy 4 It is (con traded T Proofread, era mark I Decorous J2.Blu. IraBPa k HIS tian , s Ht Njsjt p t.AjT god ikfeiBBiIiaalg U Daises jJiPgllW 20 p,r. i t form 22. Roman money 24 Lik brass In color 24 Permit 27 People of Ireland 21. Slack Vrilrr4 Aaiitii 30. One a relatives $1. Years (abbr.) 34 Of the popt 37 Cavity 3 Strong wind 40. Center of a wheel LZJlt----'4 It f7J i) .0 7Z is 'i. Mil . i i0 City OJiituaries Janet Pearsall (top) and John Rodger, seniors at North Sa lem High School, have won tui tion scholarships to Oregon State College. ) ('A)V Committee t" I osrA s pi ran t Denies Claim PORTLAND - Robert T. ; Mautz denied Tuesday accusations I that he was spending $30.ono on ; his campaign for Oregon Repub ' lican national committeeman. ' The accusation was made by George K Tomlinson, who retired recently as president of the state Young Republican organization. !. Mautz' campaign committee said j he had spent less than one-fourth ', Uiat amount. i Hiclimond School Mrs. Florence Forgard's I i r s t grade at Richmond presented a play. "The Gingerbread Boy." Principal parts were plaved by Christine Phillips, Little Old Wo man; David Sikinger, Little Old Man: Karen Holm, the cow; Gary Habe. the horse; and Gary Combs, the fox. I'arrish Junior High The annual Parrish playdays for each grade are being held this week On playday each grade goes to Olinger Park and plays games. Food is provided. Ninth grade playday was held Tuesday. In charge were Jim Dent and Mrs. Doris Ransom Students helping on the food committee were Sharon Barlow. Margie Miller, Donna Ebert and Mike Cooper. In charge of games were Helen Hewitt and Grant Wood The eighth graders will hold their play day today Teacher in charge is Mr. Hai ley Hnope. On the re freshment committee are Ann Starr. Linda B I e c h e r t. Nancy Shutter, Dyvon Fichter, Boh Perry, Shari Shiple, Becky Barnes, Scott Tibetan Unit Said Attacking Red Chinese NEW DELHI (.-Reports from Kalimpong Wednesday said anti Communist tribesmen had killed or wounded 2.500 Chinese Reds in a widespread guerrilla campaign in eastern Tibet The Chinese Reds retaliated by bombing strongholds o ThrTirMiiTl "uernllas, travelers to the bor der Indian city of Kalimpong were quoted as saying. Reports from Kalimpong on Tibetan events generally have been reliable. Similar reports of Tibetan up risings circulated in the Nepalese capital of Katmandu last week dur ing the influx of visitors for the coronation of King Mahendra The Chinese Reds occupied Tibet more than five years ago The P e i p i n g government announced last month that Tibet was taking 'the first steps toward self-rule. Judge Retains Lane County Grand Jury El'GEN'K W Circuit Judge Dal M. King Wednesday denied Dist. Atty. Eugene Venn's motion to discharge the latest Lane County grand jury. King, who came here from Coos County to hear the motion after Lane County judges removed themselves, said thp district attor ney could not challenge the draw ing of a grand jury list through a motion He said other courses were open to the district attorney. Venn did not disclose whether he had another move in mind. 1 The grand jury was empanelled by Circuit Judge Frank Reid of Eugene to hear a case that Venn said might involve an embezzle ment charge. The state attorney general's office is to handle the investigation, on motion of Venn At the time Venn asked the attorney general's office to take ov er, a grand jury was in session. I Venn said he had expected that jury to handle the alleged embez zlement case But Judge Reid said he under stood that jury had finished its ! business of Investigating gambling in Lart'e County. He discharged it and empanelled the new grand jury. OLD HOUSE OF WORSHIP NEW YORK "JP - New York City's oldest house nf worship has celebrated the 2C0th anniversary of the granting nf its charter hv King William III of England. It is the Wrs! End Collegiate Church, on Manhattan's upper wet side. Thonai N, Allrnby Al lh residence. 1450 Oxford street. May 7 at the ax ol 7ft year. Survived bv wile, Mr Mary E Allenby. Salem. Daughter, Mr. Grren. Klamath Fall?. Ore. Ron. Carrol E Allenhv. Samuel J. Allen bv, both nt Salem: Rohfrt L. Alkn bv, Rrookln. Ore; Major Donald P Allenhv, l.onng Air F'oree Rasp. Leineslone. Maine. Also 17 Grand children and one sreat-gi andrhild Meniher of Seventh Day Adventist rhurch Services wilt he held Thurs day, May inth in the Hnwell-Ed-wardl Chapel at 1:30 pin. Interment will be at City View Cemetery. Elder Harold Terkham olficiatinj. Arthur Frantz Al a local hospital. Mav 9lh. I-ate rejidrnt of 325S Braron St. Survived bv a brother, Chester Franl; of Bl 1. St Paris. Ohio; sister. Mrs CHhiIps Shekel of Greenville, Ohio. An- John (lllliird Hill Late rrsiclent of 631 N 2lth atrett. Salem, al Stevenavllle. Montana. May (I at the age of 6V Survived bv wife. Mrs Edna Mae Hill. Daughters Mn Betty Herring. Dallas. Ore: Mrs. Maxine Tern. Solem: Miss Dons Hill. Steemviile. Montana. RrotVrs, Tom Hill. Sr and W'll'u Hill, boll' of S:ilem Siiters Mrs Mae Trulllcs. Sam Fip urandchlldrpn. Mem ber nf F.nglewond Fl'R rhurrh. Services will hp held In the Ilnuell Edward Chdpel Friday May II at 2 pm. Rev. Lloyd I'erker official inc. Concluding services in Belcrest Memorial Park. Family asks that in lieu of flowers contributions be made to a memorial to be placed in the Enflewood church. These contributions mav be mailed to Mrs. J. C. Hill or directly to the church ! Walter t Kirk At a local hospital. May Hh. Late resident of 29S5 S. 12lh St . Salem, i Survived bv wife, Mrs. Hazel M. iKlrk nf Salem; daughter. Mrs. Janet ' Hofjtetler of Salem; jrandson, Hans i Kirk Hofstetter also of Salem. Serv 1 ue will be he'd in the Virnl T i Golden ChaDel Friday. Mav 11th at 1 2 '00 pm. Rev. Gee. H Swllt will offlriate Hltualistlc servires hv Ihe Pacific Lolse Nn M AF.&AM ft Capitol Post Nn f. American Leiinn. li',ermenl tselcresl Memorial i-ara. Estes Keeps Lead in Race For Delegates WASHINGTON wr - An Associ ated Press tabulation Wednesday showed Sen. Kstes Kefauver back in the lead in the race for dele gates to the Democratic presiden tial nominating convention. The Tennessean was leading Adlai Stevenson by 18 delegate votes in a count o( pledged dele gates and those who have ex pressed a candidate preference in polls. Kefauver's winning of 28 nation al convention votes for Indiana by default Tuesday, coupled with results from the Ohio and West Virginia primaries 'with one dele gate race still in doubt in Ohio', show this linc-up: Kefauver Stevenson Others I'ncommitted Total delegate votes chosen ,Vi2. Total votes in convention 1,372. with fidfi'j npcdrd for nomination. Votes in the "others." column include SI won in Ohio Tuesday by Gov Frank l,ansche with one delegatr race still undecided and the remaining 22'; spread among 10 others. Joseph Nelson Passed awav May 7 in FuRrne. Ore . late rendenl of 8 Maxwell road. Euene. Oregon, at the age nf S3 years. Survived by wife. Rose Nelson, Eugene, daughters. Mis Robert Day. Eugene; Mis. Gence Kelso Salem. Son, Mavna-ri Nel son Minneapolis, Minn Four grand children. Services wilt he held Salurdav. Mav 12 at 1 :(fl p in In Hie rhapel of the W T. Rigdon Co Rev. Harold Grindahl offltrating Inter ment in Restlawn Memory Gardens Russell Frrllt Pratt At a local hospital May Rih, late resident of 20M N. Capltoi Survived hv wife. Mrs. Gene Pratt. Salem, daughter. Mrs. Vitglnia Matthews. Pittsburgh. Pa : son. Russell Eugene Pratt, San Francisco. Calif : sister. Mr Geurge R. Hardie. Portland. Olegon: orother. Earl C. Pratt. Deet Park. Wash ; 3 grandchildren. Serv ices will be held in the Virgil T (,.,lden Chapel Fndav. Mav 11th at Id 30 a in Rev E. P. Goulder will officiate Classified Index "For Your Conwmei.re" 121 103 7i'i 262'j so far at, Ml" ySfJ M 17 W5- 38-5? 57 39 6572 ,r tauiul r ! ffv 3-4 5-6 7 P56 STAR GAXER-0 ft !2 215-72 31 eaxcii JU-.f !' llAr V fUu 60 81 83 uo -"?lBO?-48 6 '769 75 79 61 varao A SfT 12 I. I- 9 101 -Bv CLAY R. 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Koaeto XT i0v BO 34.45 53 a Al 85 67 OK 22 4 70 ?8-4?f ' 23 r-t-l cr JJiyU camcosM OfC 22 ff ian jo Cy, H'-50 66-7111 Vi 78 STKA AOUAtUI IAN 21 HI 6-17-36-40 g H 55 67 men, '1 20 VTi MAi 21 i? J1-23 36r" .31(1 Meeting Notices 312 Lost a. id Fn-ind :114 1 r;,nsporIjtion 3) Personal 318 Stamps and Coins 400 AGRICULTURE 402 Livestock for Sale 403 Livestock Wanted 404 Poultry and Rabbits 407 Fur Bearing Animals 40( Pen 408 Sea Foods 410 Seeds and Plants 412 Fruit and Farm Prod'ir 41.1 Fertiliser 414 Farm Equipment 423 Auction Sales 450 MERCHANDISt, 4.M Machinery and Tools h2 Wanted Machinery. Torls 451 Sowing Machines 4.3 House Goods lor Sale 456 Wanled House Goods 45 Padio and Television 45ft Building Materials 4SO Do It Yourself 4fi0 Musical Instruments 4t2 Sports Equipment 4(i4 Bicycles 4iifi Trade Miscellaneous 47ft Fuel 4KD For Rent. Miscellaneous 470 For Sale, Miscellaneous 472 Wanted Miscellaneous 474 Miscellaneous 500 BUSINESS AND FIN AN ZZ 510 Money 'n l,o,in j 312 Loans W,in'ed 51e Investments BOO EMPLOYMFNT 602 Help Wsnted fill4 Help Wanled. Man fM Help Wanted. Lady (CI Pickers Wanted Bin Salea Heln IB12 Work Wanted. M.n 614 Work Wanted. Lady 615 Situations Wanted 617 Job Information 'Rift Education 620 Day or Contract 700 RENTALS 702 Sleeping Rooms. Board i "fin Wanted Rooms Roird 705 Apartmenla for Rent 70S Duplexes 707 House for Rent 707-A Furnished 7ng Farms for Rent 7nsi Wanted to Rent 710 Wanted lo Rent Houses !7I2 Wanted to Rent Aptl. j 714 Business Rentals 716 Resort Rentals 1 71 Convalescent Homes 1 780 Moving and Storage HOC REAL ESTATE fin Business Opportunities 802 Business Property M3 Suburhsn HiKS Homes Mr Sale ,607 Apts.. Courts for Sal 808 tots for Sale 810 Farms for Sale 612 Fxt-hanee Real Eatata 816 Resnrt Proper's 818 Wanted Real Estata 825 Insurance 850 AUTOMOTIVE 8M New Cars 8.'2 Used Cats for Sl! (8.5.3 Auto Pai-ts and Wpsir 1 834 Trucks. Trailers for Sals 856 Wanled Cars. TrueKS 858 Motorcycles 860 Auto Miscellaneous 862 House Trailers 6'i4 Heavv Fniilpinent R80 Alrrraft FINAL NOTK r CHESTER U ANDKRSON admin istrator ol Ihe est.'le of JOHN MER EDITH ANUFHSON deceased, ha filed his final arcouni as such in the Circuit Court of Marion Counts-. Oregon, and said Court nas fixed the tth day of J:inr I!!.', at 9 15 o rlock A M , 111 Ihe Court It'iiiin of said Couit. hs tHe time and plai e for hearing nlierino their'n CHF.STFf O ANDERSON Ad-rtnistrs'or l the Es'ale nf JOHN MEIIE DITH ANDERSON, de ceased Will I A MS v SKOI'lt 412 Pioneet Trust Building AHornevs f-r Ad r I'-is'ia'or May .3. 10 17 21 3t ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed proposals fur Asphalt Con crete Paving" will be received hv the Marion Countv Coin! Ho..ir. 110 Courthouse Salem. Oiegnn un til 10 00 a in on tlie ;st day i Mav. 1'iVl. and then will lie public ly opened and read Speciht allnns mav he ohtalnrd from the Conn's' Engneir. Couit house, Sainn Olegon Anprnximat Iv 4UO0 Tons of asphaltu- conciele is to he used in th s ibu-han area of Salem The Cnun'v font -csei-.es the right to Tier air- and all hirts MARION COUNTV COURT May 10.11, 14 I 1 Over 115,000 Readers See tesman-Jniirnal WANT ADS Statesman, Salem, Ore., Thrj May 10, '56 (Sec. ItyXT"" ADS IN THIS COLUMN RECEIVED ... loo Late to Classify Phone 46811 for Courteous Ad Taker Assistance Advertising 300 Pergonal 316 Personal Stalesman-Jearial Newspapers 20 N. t'kurck Si. PHONE 4-6811 LOCAL RATES (Mia 1 lines) Weekaaea i per line I time 39 ii Iper una 3 times 99 M I per line lime II JO II 10 oer line I mo IS 00 Unci Sun. I 'Classified ads will be run in .roth papers to give advertisers the advantages of the Iremen Vnmhmed circulations "When sn ad is ordered three ir six times and a Sunday luut is included tfor example Friday. Saturday Sunday I the lower Sunday rates enply because only The Statesman publishes Sun da vs Classified ads will start In the morning Oregon Statesman, eon dude in the evening Capital lournal but ads will be ac cepted for Sunday Satesman .inly The deadline for classified sds is 1:00 pin the day before pub lication except for Sunday when deadline is f:30 p m Friday. Emergency ads and small lint ads received after 1:00 p its weekdays and until 12 noon Saludray for Sunday may be placed in the "Too Lata to Clas sify' column Ads tot Monday papers must ie in bv 8pm Saturday The Statesman-Journal News papers teserve the right to re ed questionable advertising; n further reserves the rlfht to plare all advertising under the iroper classification. The Statesman-Journal News papers assume no financial re sponsibility (or errors which may appear In advertisements published in Its columns and In cases whare thin paoar la at fault will reprint that part of sn advertisement In which the typographical mistake occurs A "Blind" Ad an ad contain ng a Statesman-Journal News papers box number for an ad dress is for thti protection of ihe advertisers and must there. lore be answered by letter The Statesman - Journal Newspapers sre not at liberty to divulge in 'nimation as to the Identity ol an advertiser using a "Blind' ad THIS NEWSPAPER STRIVES to protect its readers againsl fraud deception, or injuries Readers are cautioned to make NO PAYMENTS to get a po sition advertised In tha help Aantea columns All help wanted ads MUST SPECIFY THE NATURE OF THE tVOHH Sales help wanted ads must slate if the pay is In the form of salary, commissions, guarantee, or Include firm name. Bona fide offers of em plovmenl with pay belong to the "Help Wanted" columns. in other columns whicn re quire investment In stocks, samples, equipment or cash bond shruld he thoroughly In vestigaed before paying out sn.v money. Advertisers re quiring a cash Investment for samples or merchandise, sales lds. etc . must so specify In their ads indiy report sny exception to this rule to the rlassilied ad vertising manager. LOST: A woman's brown leath er purse sometime Sunday. lall J-HU03. Heward. 41 FORD PICKUP 1650 Boone Rd. SERVICE CYCLE 3-8700 Tmningrm. sStrrrREAsr 38T00 1M0 bb'UGtv'R 4VH. goexfeond Sea 1415 N. Capilol r41 CAU11.LAC Sdn, good Teond. all accessories. Ph 4-(KVM, FOR SAL3 . bedim, houses, dayllte basements, Kingwood Heights Th. J-llll. j-34I, 1-1513 FOR SALENS bdrm. houses tn Gerth SI ; W. Sslem. "none J-1I. 3-111. J-TSla. WE NEED 5 or more acres for our home, with or without bldgs With excellent spring or running creek. Harry King. Ph. 4-U518 J RKDROOM" house" garage" chicken house, barn on ten acres wltti timner and yeai aumnd creek Pit 4-16H4 FOR SALE i bdrinrhonie with ulilnv av attached nariage Trees, .oulbutldlngs. extra iitire isii .s ice ae-iuni oij ria'irr no. ei.iau. I el nis. Inquire at IT 143 Fisher Rd FOR RENT or Hesse, business bldg . 140 sq ft. Priced reas. Located 2.115 Fairgrounds Rd Ph J-.Ki:il, eves 2-tmi or 4-9573. j f BDRM.. lireplace."ant"ennaaTl util. turn . 155 4010 S. Pacific Hwv. Ph. J-flffflO. BDRM., W 2540 "le Stullef. Rltr. 3-5357 or 4-5782. FOR RENT I's bdrm modern house, sub., nice yard. 135 3-71U. NKAT as a pin. 2 nn. furn apt., gar . close in. Ph. 2-7KIO TXynS NICE 3 "rm.. ground "Fir., beautifully fuin apt.. TV an tenna, gurayc, right close in, MS. Ph. l-litm. FUHN"" W Salem, utll. pd . 45 Ph. 4-5072. ROOM" oTboard for "elderly lady at m S. Cottage. 3-MM. STRAWBF.RRY plckera inrgleter for platoon. 2nd year Irrigated Northwests. Transportation furn. from Macleav A- 4 Cor ners A S-s-efie Call Mrs. Wal ter Coe. 2-20MI WAITRF-SS wanted." North's Restaurant, Capitol Shopping Center. No phone calls WANTED Used har bels. Ph. 2-M70 after pm. FOR TRADE Tractor with 1 Implements for boat flc trailer. Call 4-4316 after I: JO. STOREY t Clark Spinet Piano. like new. Plvafter .4-K!Sl. Jg" TABLE. 10 leaves. 7 chairs. glasts china cabinet, antique spool beds, picture frames, ders I.T. 20' t, if. mi Che ders 13', 24)' 4V II. I2g1 Che-meketa. LOOK at this nice light grey chroma mnette set wnn 4 chairs. 2455 N. Commercial CROSLEY refrlg.. 160. Tlotooint range. 2n Chapman II cu ft. freezer. llJIt. Davenport and chair et, 45. Dinln" room set. 150. Daveno. 125. Alt good ,-ond. See after 1 p m. 11174 Court. MULCHING material, straw for a good organic mulch. Call for price. Ph. 4-30111. Security Detectlsre Agency Private Investigation anywhere anytime. World wide affilia ation. Rm. IJn Salem Ph day or night 4-224 Vancouver, Wash Oxford 3-1456. PSYCHIC READER Madam HAZEL. Salem s oldest, reliable reader can help jrou win success, health and nap- Jinesa No bargain price uat truthful, reliable advtcs,. 4550 Portland Rd at Albany rut off Look for sign ALCOHOUCS AaHinymoua7MI S Commercial 1-2101 PSYCHIC READER MME HAZEL Revesl't all. ran help you obtain tha one you love, and urmss In all af fairs, special reading 13. 4 0 Portland Rd. PALMIST I Pslm, card V physic reader. tells past, present At future IS complete reading. II with I ad 3745 Portland R- Ph j 4-4702 ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group No. 1 20ft N Cowl 1-453) 318 Stomp and Coins' 400 Agriculture 401 Pitt 4 FOR SALE ar Trade! Rest. Lab radnr Puppies, 1 ma, old. PH. , l-24l. i I GOLDEN getrlver pupplea" I wka. old. 4-I30S, sUM Reimaa Rd. WANT puppiee any kind. Wi3 pay cash. Ph. I-J9. lit) Sdddi rwj Plants WILL buy gold coins, my de nominallon Call J-WWI. 100 Afrirulture 402 Littoclt tor Solo LOCKFR meat cut A wrapped A quick Iroia. 1720 Silverton Rd. SELL or trade reg. Jersey cow A I mo. heifer for good I man main saw. Pit. 4-4117. GENTLE, but spirited Chestnut mare, 2 white stockings-bias on face A real beatitv-reg. Thorobred. 1150 00 Au burn Rd. after pm, Ph. GFNTLEilcow.'gnod pro, ducer. 2 calves. Ore reg Here, ford heifer. Ph. 2-RMS, lito Oxford. SORRF.t. gelding, possey trained, not a clulds horse. Ray gelding possey trained. Single horse trailer Can be seen at J:tl N Hiver Hit or call S-4120 after! FOR SALE: rresh milk goats, some to freshen soon, one ml! south of Marauam Oscar M Carlson, Mt. Angel, Or. Rt. I. Box 41. 17 CHINCHILLAS, good "breed Ing stork, 13 cages, 1 iron racks A feed. Must sell by May loth. Best price takes. Ph4-sMS after 1 week days. FOR S A I.F Large"" Palamlno. Nice parade horse or Posse. Very gentle for anyone. G. E Shields Rt. I, Box 77, Leb anon. Ore. 1 GAITEDaiiinlno Gilding. Ph. 4-4521. 4 WHITE FACK bred ii 1 row"" can. rn. 4-9620 PROFESSIONAL hones hoar Lee Hanson, 4-724or 4-osJ FOR KALE fir lr.4. ponies for children, also good saddle hones Boh Frank, noj N Water St . Silverton Ph 3-6134. BaUm Ma.t -m l.S.. I i Custom killing, cuttlne at wrap ping, u-asier loaneg Tree COMMUNITY Center Plant Sale May 11 A 13. Brush College Grocery. Wallace Road. Rho dodendrons, Araleaa. Annuals. Perennials. Chrysanthemums, Geraniums, Plant Gifts. FORSAL Puppies. alMOnd Com see afternoons at 3355 Livingston or rail 2-TMR 1 HEREFORD cow. I Giternsev ml'k cow. rnod milker, high test. Ph. 1-6029 eves. DIAL 4-6811 TO PLACE AD 300 Personal 312 Lost ond Found FOUND: Flashlight at 441 S. High Ph. 3-7897. LOST: Female black""Labrador. 5 mo. Ans. to nam "Zig." Ph. 2-lf0.Reward LOST-Black Lab. Retrie"ver, strayed from Aumsvllle. re ward. Dewev Brlles. Aums vllle. Ph. 1054. sir Trontportotiow 3939 TNOPaiS OF ANM'AL .ITATKllr.NT rnr the ear emletl Iirnibtr 31, 1IIVV of I lie gTATi: KAKM 141' Tl Al, AIMMlir)II.K INNliRANCTC riiMPANY of Rli.'iminaton In the Hist of Illinois mane lo the Intur an e i 'onimiialoncr nf Hit fllsta of DRIVE back my late model rar from Los Angeles to Salem for transportation. Mr. L. White. 4.1115 Dallas Rd. or Mathls Bros. Roof Co. COLLEGE studenTwtWonverL wishes to contact students who would like tn shsre expenses on trip to Mexico leaving June 1st or 2nd for 2 wks. Ph. 4-7096 316 Personal aflterkt . UrlsatT lnt on Tri ,' Hrii atai iu No onr-umtiramoa . . ('h ami bnH rtt frfimts . Anti' ratini or ii n r n i i4r ti1 prtv miumn . InlClft. rllvlrJtrtril Bd ri' aialr ii er,mr ti ! ni r- ViJO'i - - 0'rir . t 2o .42 931 0t S Sn2 "26 .M .74 .ITS t 11 7.V it 1.MA.M0 IT 3 002 TTH It) 1 tfii 041 15 ! IH' i . - $131 307 Mfl 1 ' I.UKtUTlEf F' FPLI S AND ' i 'TMKP P'NI'5 L. mm - $ 70 4412 09 lafu .ijtii'mont tmnioa I naarrvrd tirom. All other .laMilflfjl 45 ()4T M $ k(i . 2 US M i.uni 70.72 857 2fl (.' e. I ! i i..f. b.(f. 1 jiIi 20 W0 DO NlaJlt llHSi) hHt 7 IIS t t.l Mk 71 si;m.'iot AM 11 VI p M Y. N T Or IM UMl Isaai p-rirrai 12O4Hft57 07 i NO we didn't raixe our prlcen, PattuvriFd cream line milk 75c fa I. Homneni7ed 70c al. s Kal 40c delivered Grade A State Inspec ted. Clear? Dairy I Ph. 2-1035. $10 REWARD, the'hetri'of Mat-! tiai "Mat" Moil offer $10 re ward for the name of and lo-, ratlnn of gentleman who paid j "Mat" Moil approximately $BO0 ; on or ahnut the Monday he j fore Thanktfivinff riav Nov 2.V WJ. C'ontart R H Ranett. j MS Oif jron Bld , flalem. Ore fnn. TOO MANY BILLS?- Don't let ynnr hilti fet you In trouble If vou'rt hen Ind In payment! w ran help vou. I No aepirity or rotifnera need- j ed One plare to pay all bill. Pv oniv w-nt vou can af ford ! ' BontiVd and Licensed for your protection h CRKDIT rONSlXTANTS ' Saleni fcr information Al. S HAKFHY 1040 MARKKT i Pruen tuna, chicken tamale Ac beef picv $2 25 i dor. Pizza ; pie Jfc iM'Ke bread 2 for 4St : fresh dnuK nnut everv morn iriR by . . rn. Ph. 3-7372. TOO Diiploy Clottifid 40i Livttfock WanttJ LIVESTOCK buyer Claude Rd. waras. Kt 3. Box 8E. 4-1111 CATTLE, horses, it your farm c s. ms-vaiiuiisn, ns. j, aniai ITRAWBERRV planU tor aaK t r e a m liners (everhearlngi, Marshalls. NoHhsrest ft 8 has tes. II awr IQe, U per loot. All fruit fund, lust north sat Woodburn on Highway sC. gifts "for mother rn a?"; fus ,-hiaa. re rani urns, winter hardy araleaa, asanrier, ah rube nf all kind. Al a Pnilt Stand, tuat north ol Woodburn os Highway W- i ,r'-' CERANIUMII fcVll. taraa per- "J arfhiala Jae ft Inc. Rt. 4 3ost n Ph. 4-J4J1. Burnett'i Car p dena. Closed Sunday. roR8ALEHih Germ'lnatintC 'J Huh purity sudaa uraas tsea. Abany Teed ft Seed Co. th As Jarkson St, Albany. Oregon. Phone Wa -. -r j" MILOGRANITR fertlllsW. a- V lems.only dealae other gar- Ja den supplies, large selection nf e our ehota-a bedding planla.-" 4pen eves, elosed Sun. Pens- berton's riowet Shoo ft Graesv . J houses IXb, SEED 'potatnea "Al ed. VM Portland Rd. Hh. 4-401. f s BFPDING PLANTS W 0VR SPECIALTY. DOUBL 2 PETUNIAS Bl-OOMING ,2 NOW. S Ml. N. OF KEIZER SCHOOL OM SALEM- ST. PAUL RD. ESTHER "Read""datle. Itrl-J lutns, pink sensatlmi dtlphtti-,2 lums, young Russell Lupines,,,, Astllbes, some ehryssnthe .g mums ready now totherg by May IMhi, Blas-U, 1370 Che-- mawa Rd. ' rtlCIISIAS ft Ivy Ceranturna, haiikela tn hloom. also. Dahlia sa bulbs. Wards Gardens. ,4aa" Cherry Ave. " AZALEAS lnblcwsn. Open !-' -. urday A Sunday. Tuesday ft '4 Wednesday morning. Sale Yard. 26.10 North tth Street, . Strayer AileGardeng. ' JtlOnt) MARSHALL ttrawhen J plants from certified planting No 1 IK per J.0. Packed. Ph ' BIXWMINO AtAt.EAS.ritrh. Bias. Camelllaa, Rhnrtos. A- v ergreen shniha. Waring' Nursv j erv. Drive S. on 'ith St mil past Morningsida SrheaaL ' Turn right at Oaa-hlll Av. PRIMROSES, peppers. Hybril tomatoee. 1 W. Saiam Height , Av. . ' A Plant Greenhouaea ft Dorlst Garden suoplles seeds, plants. 12H S. J3" e-44T) Eva ft Sun. PEOnIesT Annuala. fittehlei Geranium, Regsnlat. Hanging Baskets. Kllbera, lit Salem Height Aw. ; DAHIJA blba. SI dt., molU aia- ( ', leas Me up. ger'ums fuarh, . tu. begon's, fusch. bsktt. Mar , rill's Greenhouse, Brook. 711 Lown-GarJa Eojuipt. CATTLE buyer. A. t. Sommer, liw Harmony Dr. Ph. 4-K61 CATTLE buyers 427 Stat. I at n. onemen. i-iM. a-suao i04 Poultry arwl Rabbits WARDS Garden Cultivator ft Attrh. with !' H P. Clinton , Mtr Will ar-ent trade-in, VALLEY rURNITURR QO. t II N, Commercial - j GRASs'begina to g'roir. . mi time to mow, Law nSnwer conditioning. Chet Wilier; Sharpening Shop.. PS ABOUT SIM month old hens by weight or anteca. Have hstrhlng egg contract. 1-2M il fruit tNrrnTToXTa: CUSTOM DRESSING Of poultry. W buy rabbits. Wlng's,39M State, Ph. 4-0811 BABY CHICKS, lac straight run choice of Parmentere. New Hamps . Whit Rocks and Leg horns Special New Hamp and White Rock pullets. Ic. Par menter red rooster. e. VAI I rv FARM KTriRe Ph 4-424 saiem 413 Fartiliiar WILSON'S siata Inspected milk ii farm freah eggs. Ph. 4-11 II. ASPARAGUS 10c LB. RHUBARB 5C LB. Now Is Ihe time to ran ft frees. gr:en apple mkt. Soul Portland Rd. PASTEURIZED whole milk. TM gal i gal. 40c, delivered. Cleary Dairy. 1-3031 408 Pets BOSTON terrier stud service I to thonsai from, small sires. A, K. C. pspers. Ph. 4-I4M WHITE German Shepherd 190. well aunt dog house 110. Ph. 4-54 SHEPARD S month, gentle. M with license. 139 Brooks Ave HAVE country home for Irg. nog gooa witn cnuaren. stay tnn 3-M24 BABY parakeets, rar ft nor- mal. 3423 Abrams Av. 3-7DM YOUNG parakeets, rage feeds BIRD Psradlse for Mrda, cages Supplies 3IB0 uvlngstos l-l4 Rare PARAKEETS Norrnal 143 W Browning Ph 1-10) AKC reg. black Labrador Re triever pups a weeks, rleld trial champion blond line. Ph. 13. 10S.1 Monmouth St., Independence. PERFECTLY marked Coidcn Sahle male collie. Ph. 4-1M0 or 1-0631 afternoon or eve ORGANIC FERTILIZER ODORLESS V BY JACK OR BULK -e PHONE t-3155 ROTTED sawdust Jae mulching, yd load l. 4 yd II. I yds M. or 1 a yd ar f9e Met J at farm. Also Beaver Dan X Soil, II ack, I for IR PhlW ... lips Bros., Rt I Box ,. Jem. Ph. 4-3MI. MANURE; aged rich humus ' , weed Real soil builder tee M lawns, garden Ph l-01It ERESH or rotted manure. Riot, Una manure by sack er yard, . Delivered or at farm. Phillip Bros. RL I Box 49. Ph. -si. , 414 Farm EqaipmaaiF 19 PT. OLIVER DRIU. - 4780 SILVERTON RD. 7. ALLIS Chalmer model G. lik , new, for sale Ph. 4-T4J. r- EARMALL tractor. 1 . V 2-14 plow on rubber, J. D. r Tandem disk II" 1. P. eaa . id rak. Iron. Ph. I-1MS. 100 Ditploy CleiiiHad 100 Duploy Clanifial - mmmmm BE 5 r u ii, r i.ss .sc'ii... in MWl i",,J;iii Millie TODAY! I T--S h.fT. f.4-sl 4. f mum few ?3 2 am 7 st mm n-.-ii r . m. f , ,, , -1 is Vsk'ff?- - tstKtMMa, MAlvflTr ' I- Ofi Vm. More;::-: t"t (it( a ' rhnis 'rail N'-n . y ftSf f.if f iti,ar 'm i'fr ' . 4 W&J ' M I 1 0 ', ' U UL--' , i , Ttl ' 111 I' ,,!, ' rn-nnn S.'. "' ' ' 1 i '. ''i 111 ' 8! Slr..i ! Hi'n;ci-. K"R ; M V, .,. ,,-H UJ It i :s: it: ii I, s ... $,T0 Down will buy a Complete Household of Furniturt Including Appliances SEE our fine selec tion of ranges, re- ! frige r a t u r i, and washer, every one n...nlM4 assas nss.-,u. al -KASV TERMS I 8 piece living room group, includes bed daveno, swing riKker, coffee talile, 2 lamp tubles. 2 lamps, console radio, terms all for only $89 5t 7 piece bedroom outfit, consists of large chests, book cae headboard, 'Birds eye maple 2 bed lamps, mat tress box springs, set of hollywood legs . . tf!9 50 3 pin e seelinnnl grey friere excellent condition $129 00 f ft piece dining set. includes IWTxM" table extends lo 90" bidfctt, 5 side k 1 host chair terms . 79 50 Westinghou.se food mixer (for mother) $145 ilsrs Trade-In Allowance On a Set of New Allstate Cushions Black Walls r ? Wh;lc nU Sears Roebuck & Co. .vki N r'ArtTnt, WslilUll'ILI-O' m PHONE 4 3319 315 SO COMMERCIAL ST. Open til 9 Mondays 4 Fridays