si
Northwestern Flood Threat
Drops; Patrols Watch Dikes
. y THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
.'The Columbia Basin flood threat
diminished still more Friday as
Streams continued slow drops
from earlier high levels which
flooded thousands of acres and
Cost three lives In (he past several
eeks.
Dike patrols maintained a con
stant watch for weak spots in the
levees which must withstand
steady pressure until the rivers
drop below the danger point.
Many dikes have been weakened
from the constant pressure.
The Columbia River and its
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Salem Area Man, 98,
!
Ignores Eye Glasses
Bv Rl'SSELL BlERAl'GEL
Staff Writer, The 8tatetmaa
One of the oldest residents of If
the Salem area, marking his 98th J
.birthday next week, is an alert, ; s
Iwitty, medium-sized man with
i blond hair showing just a touch
I of thinning who reads The Ore- t
gon Statesman daily without ben
fefit nf the spectacles he has ig
t nored the many years he has had
1 them. 1
I George Horner, born June 12, t
1858, in Northern Missouri, lived i
the greater part of W years on a : i
: homestead in the Ozark Moun-..
! tains of Southern .Missouri, and
I moved In Salem four vrarx a BO
I to live with a grandson, Claude : J
I Horner. . . ;t
Two Days Early
His 98th birthday will be cele-1 1
, brateri two days early with a par
ty Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Horner, 5430 Center
St.
Seventeen families are invited.
Most of them are relatives, for
George Horner moved into an
area called home by a son, Oscar
: Horner of Woodburn; another
'. grandson, Virgil Horner of Wood
burn, Oscar Horner's son and
Claude Horner's brother: grand
daughter, Mrs. Fern Izeans, cou- -
sin of Claude and Virgil Horner: T -p.
and several neices and nephews fii? I ll'IMfC
' and great-grandchildren. Thei,lT m uh'
great-grandchildren in the Salem fwCC -
;.rf ;r.reiJVJ:ast 18 i ritiective at
' A.
F . ' M V
PA
tributaries in Oregon, Washington
and British Columbia continued to
fall. The worst was ever in the
communities of Creston and Trail
B.C., where the Kootenty River
and Kootenay Lake had combined
to pose a serious threat.
Crest Meres Dtwa
The upper Columbia erest
moved downstream into Eastern
Washington, causing alight rises,
but the lower Columbia channel is
expected to handle this without
trouble. The lower Columbia crest
ed earlier in the week just below
27Jeet at Vancouver, Wash., about
12 feet above flood stage.
There is room in the lower chan
nel because the Snake River, a
main Columbia tributary, began
falling earlier. The forecast is (or
a continued slow fall in the lower
Columbia, with a predicted level
of 25.4 feet at Vancouver by the
middle of next week. Friday's
level there was 2S4 feet.
Most highways are open but the
lower Columbia River route be
tween Clatskanie and Astoria,
Ore., is blocked intermittently at
periads of high tide. This week's
unusually high tides have pushed
the water over the pavement along
that stretch of highway.
Idaha River Dtwa
MOMMY
y THI MOSSIKS
-1
'"ML---
Cm. Nh Tart NnX TM
Tn Ml).! ' 0
"C'mon, cover m faster! Mrs. Rom
ley's swimming suit is identicol to
mine!"
Bomb Injures Witness
In Gl Land Scandals
' Mrs. Claude Horner said
Rejoin Sister
In Idaho, where the Kootenay
becomes the Kootenai, the stream
dropped to about S3 feet Friday at
Bonnera Ferry, where the fight
appears over. The Kootenai flood
ed nearly 20.000 acres of farmland
George Horaer, who Is believed to I jn a three-week siege around Bon-
have desceadaats la every state ncrs Ferry. The river was expect-
la the Vnleau witl be M years led to droo to the 31-foot level O 1 17 .
old Tuesday. He has serea Hw-1 within 48 hours. Dirt dikes kept ' .A I flllS V ftlP
" -- " llic 1 1 V 1 1 uui ui II IC IUWII VI i,VW
more wan iao ureai-gronacnu- persons.
Bonners Ferry has been without
a domestic water system since
mid-May when a collapsing dike
destroyed a water main. Drinking
water was trucked in and purifi
cation units were set up later to
process river water for human
consumption.
BRADY, Tex. I An automo- of both legs at t a. m. when he
bile bomb booby trap Friday crit-! turned the ignition switch in his
kally wounded an attorney whose 1953 . model station wagon, setting
testimony helped send a high state I off the explosion,
official to prison in Texas' spec-1 It had the earmarks of a gang
Ucular GI land scandals. land-type murder attempt. Police
Sam McCollum III, 37. suffered j chief Golden Jones said the bomb
wounds in the chest and abdomen was under the hood of the vehicle
and multiple compound fractures 1 and was wired to the ignition.
McCollum was expected to be
dreg and at least a dozen-great-Krandrhildrrn.
On moving to Salem, George; State Hospital
Horner also reioined a sister he!' L
i had not seen since she had moved , The new tranquilizing "wonder
i: ui Dairin ill itfio. one was una. j(
Court Rejects
I lie new u aiiquiiiiiiiB wviiuci j fym a) m 9
Hrnoc" aro hoi no iiH at Orpffnn m I on - $1-
j Susan Clements, who died two gtate HospUgi. but they are
j . . . fnnnrt most effective whpn used
Gcorcr Horner, second oldest ... . , . ,h,nv
of a family of eight, is the last
survivor of the family.
, He has seven children living.
aimed to strengthen the patients' V
1 :i nu
A suit to collect S2.500 in com
missions from a real estate loan
Money for
Valley Dams
Appropriations to begin prelimi
nary work on Holley and Green
Peter dams in the Willamette val
ley watershed moved closer to final
consideration by the U.S. Senate
this week.. .
According to a report to the
Statesman from Sen. Wayne Morse
a key witness again against
B. R. Sheffield, Brady land pro
moter indicted on 40 counts of
theft, conspiracy and forgery and
similar charges stemming from
the veterans land program.
The dashboard and steering
wheel slammed into McCollum,
pinning him in the car. Firemen
freed him.
tloa.Mlllioa Deal
The veterans land program in
volves 100 million dollars.
Under the program, Gi's are
helped by the state to purchase
farm and ranch land at small
down payment, low interest rates
and long terms.
Most of the scandals stemmed
from block land deals. In these,
in Washington, D C. Friday the
Senate appropriations committee 1 promoters bought large tracts.
annrnvwl tlOO MM fnr nlnnninff Ml ' i,Kti,iu4 tt,Am ami tn...J rM
inciifdnm firm ,,,. ,(, ,., I "11" T-""w f" P HIUUIIIUCTI Wllll OIIU 1UUIIU VIi3
and social assets, " , ' - " " ". .. the Holley dam on the talapooya who would sisn papers tn pur-
r " . ' r, T ' ii i Rlver and boosted the original chase them. The state paid the
s least 130 grcat-grandon nrrn ,u.r. .. n101""1 h lh defense for an in- Pplp. -iam nn lh1 MilMu Santiam
Hi. uiujs.-, ic ,.,v,w,.,r u.u , ,,l..,,, ..:, " CI an. """WPS".
and 19 ornnt-i'rpnl.tiriinrlrhilrlrnn
I "that we know about." Mrs. "judiciously as "aids in treat
I ( latide Hnrner said. His descend- mcnt of mental illness at OSH,
ants can be found in every state Dr. Kenneth Gaver, OSH educa
I in the Union, Mrs. Horner be-ition and research director, said
at the meeting in Marion Hotel.
Gaver also explained the func-
j lieves.
Children in Oklaoma
Th rhiiHri.n hiti Oscar , tion of the hospital in education
j Horner in Woodburn, live in Ok- well as in treatment. OSH is
I lahoma, Kansas, two in Idaho and! training center for physicians
J two in Missouri. The youngest , taking graduate work in psychi
f and the oldest visited him last atry and it provides psychiatry
F week from Idaho. They are Les-1 training for all schools of nursing
ter Horner, 71, Nampa, and Wal-lin Oregon,
ter Horner. 47, Buhl. j It also has in-service programs
Former Blacksmith 'for graduate nurses, public health
George Horner moved to a nurses, doctors, psychologists and
nearby town about 15 years ago ' aides, and even a program in
from the farm and blacksmith counseling for ministers, he said.
! shop he had operated since the i The-council decided to discon
I age of 2B on the Ozark Plateau tinue its monthly meetings until
. homestead. His wife died six years ;Sep, j4 witn tne understanding
I ago and he lived with children in f that special meetings may be
Missouri two years before moving raned by tne executive commit
to Salem. tee.
t He has been unable to walk :
without help since February, but . WT'
t his phvsician often "marvels" at, H lltvil WlllS
his general physical condition 4111 J 11 TT 1113
J L I 1 - J
ano nr nas nevpr ipt'ni a iuii ua.v t-j
in bed in the four years he has! lJ l'f iITlot 1 tYl Ifi
lived in Salem, Mrs. Claude Hor
ner said.
Crash Victim
Still Critical
voluntary non-suit
The matter was brought before
a jury by Earl D. Bourland against
Abrams and Skinner, Inc., and
Carle Abrams and Gordon Skinner
individually.
Bourland. a former partner in
the firm, alleged that $2,500 was
coming to him based on an old
agreement that each partner would
pool his sales commission.
Salem
Obituaries
Trtd Oe VrlM
At th residence nf At. S. Box 795.
Salem. June S, 1950 at the age of
78 yean Huiband of Mary DeVrlei
of Salem. Father nf Harold DeVriei.
Salem; Arthur DeVrlea. Salem: Ru
dolph DeVriei, Salem and Mri. Olivia
Gainer of Newberf. Ore. Eleven
gradnchlldren alio lurvive. Brother
of Wm. DeVriei of Salem; Mri. Ol
iver Brunkow, Manzanita. Ore., and
Mrs Anna Grusiny of Lakin. Kans.
Funeral irrvlces will be held Mon
day at 1 :30 p m. In the chapel of the
W. T. Rigdon Co. with the Rev. V.
L. Loucks and Rev. Georfe W. Bruce
officiating. Interment, Lee Mission
ry.
At the residence. 1010 Oak street.
Hubert J. Faltyn, commander M"" ' lh ot 57 years. Sur
J uurence Etfwaro Hoyer Oregon Jersey Cattle Club di
rectors will hold their. June meet
ing Tuesday at Senator Hotel, Sa
lem. The meeting gets under way
.1 11 - - ,,11 I u - 1 u
Reserve unit has been promoted "oyer. Cotta.e Grove. Ore. Three ' " ' 1 - u
nesrrve unit, nas uren iiuiiimcu f n Services will I at which June Dairy Month pro-
ui injui iii iiic nt neia Monday. June n ai 1 1 :.io . ducts will be featured
announced rriaay
Mik. Tki.j iu, rim ni vivra oy moiner. tnrs. Kiarrarei
the Third 155 mm Gun Bat- Hnvr i.,m .... Mr,
Brother. Vem B.
vived by mother.
tery, Salem U.S. Marine Corps ,ohisen. Salem
River up to 1300,000. i Morp than jno Indirlmpnl.
Holley dam, to be located in the , against more than 20 persons have
Sweet Home-Brownsville area, has
already been authorized By Con
gress, but no appropriations have
been made.
Green Peter, to be located about
four miles upstream from the con
fluence of the North and South
Santiam forks, also has been auth
orized and $100,000 already ap
proved by the House and the Presi
dent's budget.
The appropriations committee's
Friday action will now have to go
to, the Senate, and if approved
there must go to a joint House
Senate conference committee.
Sen. Morse, who said the com
mittee's action was taken at the
urging of himself, Sen. Richard
Neuberger and Rep. Edith 'Green,
reported that Senate action was ex
pected next week.
Cattle Group
Plans Session
been returned in the scandals.
Bascom Giles in 1954 refused to
take office as land, commissioner,
because the scandals already were
breaking around his head. He had
been reelected to the office he
had held for IS years.
Seat to Prttea
Later, he was sent to the peni
tentiary for S years on 11 convic
tions, including accepting a bribe
and conspiracy to commit theft.
As land commissioner, Giles
also was head of the veterans
land board which directed the GI
agreements.
Sheffield is due to go on trial
Oct. 1.
McCollum, in one of Giles' trials
11 months ago, testified he over
heard a telephone conversation in
which Giles said he would take
$15,000 for his part in a veterans
land deal.
The state has charged bribery.
forgery, over-pricing, and misrep
resentation in some block land
deals.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice it hereby fiven that the un-
dersigned has filed in the Probate
Department of the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon, for Marlon
County, his duly verified Final Ac
count, as Executor of the last will
and testament and estate of MYRTLE
BECHTEL. deceased, and that said
Rncinpct Court has fixed Monday, the 25th
In the Chapel of the Howell- ...:n i. t,l day of June, 195. at the hour of
trlivn nmu a ti-nrlc calocman tawaras runem nome. nev. naroia "v - - :I3 a m. 01 saia aav, as tne time.
railjn, now a irui MiiMiian Lvmn wm 0f(lcl,t, Interment. Wil-! sion. land the Circuit Court Room In the
for Capitol Chevrolet-Cadillac, en- lamette National Cemetery, in Port-: Hem. crheHnlart for dierntcinn Countv Court House at Salem, in
listnH in the Marines in Phila- lnd. Ore,on I . "e n?a'" .,' 0r 0 SCUS,S10n i Manon County, Oregon, as the
MiMINWIl.I.F. - Leander Hud
dle 2.1. remained in critical con-
riition at McMinnville General Hos- " . include the fall heifer sale, plans ,h, hearinj of ...d ftn.l
pltal ITiaay, nospilal attendants ..Mrs. Ida C. Johnson for the summer picnic at Sunset account, ana ail objections thereto
reported. P'v" to platoon sergeant j re5dfnt of Bay war Norh gnd disc(jv Ded this wjJw bechtcL"'
Huddle, a McMinnville man, re- "- V0'"' Srv' noapi , sion of candidates for Jerseyi Executor of the Last will and
ce:ved multiple fractures and pos- ? MlOWay ann ouaoaieana Juno om ea oy uinr, . . . 0 . F . Testament and Estate of Myrtle
siblc serious head injuries Thurs- ."'"'''i " " Byron oisnn. Bismarck, n. d., Alton , The latter project is under the ronald "c glover
dav when an automobile and a ; Bougainville witn tne second Ma-1 s oiann, p.im Spring c.iif . Ken- djrectjon of R Johnson. Youth I Attorney for Executor,
logging truck collided on
miles northeast of McMinnville
Driver of the truck, Edward
Scharffer of Willamina, escaped
injury.
ile and a ; Bougainville with the S econd Ma-1 s .oiarn,, P.im Spr.n,,. of R Joh youth AttoW
n99W twoj Raider Regiment . and the J.h g': : I Activity chairman for the state 'JJ,
linnville. Battle of Iwo Jima With the Fifth wtn rrnland of McMinnville. Four'club. ; Salem. O
Lumber Council
Changes Name
Ore eon Bulldinf,
urecon.
Marine Divison, where he won a
Navy Cross and Purple Heart.
He was given a field commission
as second lieutenant in 1945.
Released from active duty in
1Q4fi ha mniArt In Calam uihpr
, ! . . .. ',;! Infant daufhter of Mr. and Mrs
ne joined tne reserve unit in Harlow A. Kibby of Rt. 4. Box 54.
sisters In Minnesota. Seven (rand
children also survive. Services will
be held In the Virgil T. Golden Chap
el Monday. June it. at 2:00 p m. In
terment. Belcrest Memorial Park.
Baky Girl Kibby
DAILY CROSSWORDrag
1948. He was recalled to active t Salem, In this city June 7th. Sur
riiitv in IPSO (or the Korean vivd h lour brothers. Richard Kih.
nuty in iau tor me Korean hv and H,Mow Kihhv botn n( Sl.
I action and served until 1952 at ; l,m. and Clayton Sanders and Den-
PORTLAXD - The North- Camp Pendleton, Calif., and r.is Sanders also nf Salem: one sis
., , - . . 1r ter. Mrs. Gloria Hartvickson of Sa-
weslern ( ouncil nf Lumber and Quantico, a. ,,m Announcement of services win
Sawmill Workers has changed its He served as executive ollicer, he made later hv the Howeil-Ed
name. supply officer and public infor-
Frnm now on it will be called, mation officer and coached the
the Western Council. The change i Marine's City League basketball
was authorized by a vote of the team before his appointment to
membership.
command of the unit in 1954.
Russ Deputy Premier
Said Fired From Post
wards Funeral Home.
Percy Joha Push
At the residence. .T0 'Market
street, June 4th. Survived by wife,
Mrs. Grace E. Pu(h, Salem. Sister,
Mrs. Willow Evans, Salem, niece.
Mrs. Joan Stayner, Bremerton.
Wash. Services will be held In the
Virgil T. Golden Chapel Saturday,
June 9th. at i:00 p m. Interment.
Belcrest Memorial Park. Rev. Genree
G. Roseherry will offlciale. Ritual
istic services will be held by the
Veterans ol Foreign Wars.
Severlne B. Srbel
LONDON - Moscow radio In a speech before the Supreme ; XJTiTmZ wottS
reported Friday night that Lazar Soviet last February he announced j scnei oi siem John Srhei of Los
Kaganovirh a Soviet first deputy i a complete new wage and incen- Anneles. Calif; Mrs Mary rorrette
premier, has been relieved of his 'live program for Soviet workers, i SUS".i.lTrvTve. 'suV'm.
post as chairman of the govern-1 The Moscow broadcast said the Emily Howard of Salem: Mrs. Ida
ment s labor and wages commit-1 change was announced in all Mos-; ALnVon" oi s.'iem '""pVw.'te
tee at nis own request. cow newspapers Saturday morn-: services win be held in saiem un-
,no Tho fore, announfemont qH " the direction of tne W. T. Hl
He is the second old Bolshevik
to have resigned a post in the
Soviet government in the last few
days. V. M. Molotov, long Soviet
foreign minister, stepped down
from that job June 1.
There was no immediate indi
cation of why Kaganovich quit the
joh
merely the praesidium of the su
preme Soviet "has acceded to the
request of first deputy chairman
of the U. S. S. R. council of min
isters Kaganovich to be relieved
of the duties of chairman of the
state committee of
wages under the V. S. S. R. coun-
don . Co., with concluding services
in San Francisco,. Calif.
Frank H. Srott
At a local hospital June 8. Late
resident ol Rt. 1. Box 52. Sweet
Home, Ore. Survived by son. Homer
W. Scott of Bandon, Ore Funeral
nnnuflMmMil. will he mart latr
labor and : by the Virill T. Ciolden Co.
Th. Mnconui Krn.HcasI aiH -.1 ( n,;.!, i MUffST C.ff X Ut
., . 1 , . . 't'n... i ... r, ,. " t . . . : At the residence Rt. I. Box 56B
Alexander Petrovicn volkov, "A. P. Volkov has wen appoint-; Biooks. Ore. June s at the age of
chairman of the Soviet of the So- j ed to the post of chairman of this 25 y" Survived by parents. Mr
viet Union-one of the chambers . committee." ffaooJJ?,
of the Soviet parliament nas KaEanovich the only 'Jew in the Yat Jr ' Rowburg. Ore. one n-
trr. mri jarqueiinc wflara of HuT'f
I .t-A ...tAUa4 Ittm
a,.,.,..,, u7" present Kremlin hierarchy, began Mont ; three nieces, service, will he
Kaganovich, a 63-year-old , ' " . held Mondav. June II. at 10 00 a m.
fkrainisn has Inna been reeard- a cohbler s apprentice and , th, chapel of the Howeii-Edward
ed asthe Soviet Union', chief Ja, . ro.se to prominence as a politburo . ,7 h,c"T im.7m.nr'cayBVy.w , 3'B'"t'
hnr trouble-shooter. organizer under Staun. cmetrv. . i aion,n
ACROSS
1. Part of
a sleeve
S. Dug around,
as potatoes
9. The senate
house (Rom.
Anliq )
lO. Invest
12. Solicit
earnestly
13. Under
handed 14. Honey
gathering
insect
15. Spread
grass
to dry
It. Enclosure
(Scot.)
IT. A sea
nymph (Gr.
Myth.)
20. A married
woman
22. Garden tool
26. Soothe
27. A
kitchen
utensil
28. Puts out,
as money
29. Depression
made by
running
water
30. Exalted
in spirits
32. Donkey
35. Sloths
36 At the
present
time
38. Come bad:
41. In thu
place
42. Appearing
as if eaten
44. Female
sheep
45. Foundation
DOWN
1. Heal
2. Insistently
3. Excla
mation 4. Music note
5. Chief ver.
nacular of
northern
India
6. Single unit
7. Biblical
name
8. Nobleman
t. Young bear
11. Organ
of sight
13. Observed
15. City (N. Y )
18. Rub
out
19. Urge
to
effort
20. Chart
21. A wing
23. State
of
being
acid
24. Know
, (Scot.)
25? Before
27. Rodents
29. Shed
copiously
31. House gods
(Rom.)
32. Part of
"to be"
33. Wither
T
T
If
WANTED beat buy in 3 bed
room houso' under $15,000 Sub
itantial down payment, priv
ate party. Box 114, Slateaman-Jnurnal.
SM. 1 bdrm. heuae A; I lota In
W. Salem to trade for I bdrm.
& small lot In Salem. Ph.
J-J82S
203 A. STOCK Ranch, near Jef
ferson, 05 A. cul. bal. timber
At pasture. Complete woven
wire fence, wfood spring,
$75 A. 's dn. Cauabie Agency.
m W. 1st. Albany, Ore., Pb.
Wabash. $-1237 or eve. Fair
lax 1-2371.
AOS IN THIS COLUMN
RECEIVED ... ,
Too Late to Classify
BRAND NEW INDIAN Motor
cycle $020 & up. Use our no
down payment "Purchaae
Plan " Rhrock a, 117$ Highland
Ph. J-I4J1
TON FORD
Wflatbed. 2-C388.
10.1S I dr. Ford new battery Htr.
$40. ltd N. 3rd. Woodburn
afternoon It ove.
1047 BUICK food running $12$.
I iza N. iam. fit. a-ao4.
FOR SALE or trade 4 bdrm.
home. W a t Salem, with
small apt. on same property.
Will trade for homo near S
Salem huh school, Cauabie
Agency, 223 W. 1st, Albany.
Ph. Wabash, S-22.T7 eve.
Sun. Fairfax 7-1372.
Owner Transferred
Must sell Immediately 1 yr. old.
S nn. home. dble. garage,
JOOxlSO lot. 19.230. 273 Satid
rtngham Drive 1 blk. E. of
Lancaster on Sllverton Rd. Ph.
J-S1W.
4 RDRM. turn, duplex. 148
Court. $7$ mo. Ph. 3-5S.14.
Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sat, June 9, '56 (Sec.. 11)41
Classified Index
Fi tuu Convonlenco"
LOWER turn. 1 bdrm.. extra
bed. T.V. Ant.. Garage, base
ment $7$. 12M Court. Ph.
3-7114.
AVAILABLE July 1-4 rooms,
ground f'oor. small yard. De
sirable, 2 blocks from P.O.
3-SU3.
ATTENTION
APPLIANCE SALESMAN
I have one of the best paying
commission )nhs open In Sa
lem Ph. 2-3S39. ask for AI
Brown.
MATURE receptionist who has
had good sales background
some typing, and of Ilea rtcorda.
Salary Af commlsainn. See Mr.
Taft, 1124 Center, Monday. 10
am. to 4 p.m.
FREEZER :Uadr22ft. cheat
type, lots of storage, low price
New freezers very special
prices, 20 to 31 cu. ft. No
money down. S & H Green
Stamps. Master Service Sta
tions. 3SS N. Commercial.
DOES YOUR Fence Need Paint
ing?? Guaranteed paint $1.0$
gal. at Salem's lowest over
head store.
ClenJWoodry.JWS N. Summer
USED HAND ft power mowers,
all sires. Howaer Bros. 1185 8.
12th.
JUSTCOME IN7good Olhaon
ririlnf tractor, with eoulnment
S2MS. Howser Bros.. I IDS S.I
jSF.E
SFVKRAL very good used walk-!
Ing tractors, with equipment
from $49.50. Howser Bros
1185 S. 12th.
11$ sleeting Moticeo
311 Lost and Found
114 Transportation
11$ Peraonai
31$ Sump and Corns
40$ AGRICULTURE
402 Livestock for Sale
401 Livestock Wanted
404 Poultry and Rabbits
407 Fur Bearing AnuniJ
40$ PtU ,
40$ Sea Foodo
41$ Seeda and Plants
411 Fruit and Farm Produro
111 FertlUecr
414 Farm Equipment
US Auction Sola
490 MERCHANDISE
451 Machinery and Tools
452 Wanted Machinery Tools
494 Sewing Machines
453 Hnuao Goods for Saio
45S Wanted House Goods
457 Rati'c and Telrv swo
45$ building Materials
45 Do It Yourself
ICO Musical Instruments
4S2 Sports Equipment
4(4 Birvrle
4(4 Trad Miscellaneous
44 For Rent. Miscellaneous
47$ For Solo. Miscellaneous
471 Wanted. Mlacellonooua
474 Miscellaneous
471 tool
900 BUSINESS AND FINANCE
51$ Money to I -oan
$11 Loans Wanted
511 Investments
(00 EMPLOYMENT
M Help Wanted
504 Help Wanted. Man
505 Help Wanted Lady
SOS Pli ktrs Wanted
810 Sain Help
812 Work Wanted Maa
$14 Work Wanted. Lady
81$ Situation Wanted
617 Job Information
818 Education
620 Dav or Contract
700 RENTALS
702 Sleeping Rooms Board
703 Wanted Rooms. Board
705 Apartments tor Rent
70$ Duplexes
707 House for Rent
707-A Furnished
70$ Farrr.s for Rent
70$ Wanted to Rent
71$ Wanted to Rent Housoo
111 Wanted to Rent Apia.
714 Business Rentals
711 Resort Rentals
71$ Convalescent Hornet
780 Hoving andStorogt
$00 HEAL ESTATE
$01 Business Opportunities
802 Business Property
803 Suburban "'
80$ House for Sal
$07 Apt Courts for talc
$08 lots for Sal
$18 Farm lor Sal
$12 Exchange Real Eta)
$18 Resort proprty
81$ Wanted Real Est!
t:'J Insurance
$50 AUTOMOTIVE
$M New Car
852 Used Can tor Bale
$53 Auto Parts and Repair
$54 Truck, Trailer for Sal
$5$ Wanted Cart, Truck
$5$ Motorcycle
SCO Auto Mleellnou
881 Hous Trailer w
$64 Heavy Equipment
$80 Aircraft
400 Agriculture
408 Pert
REGISTERED whit Colli!, Fe-
mal ft pup. 4391 Munktts
Ave. Ph. 1-717$.
410 Sojis Ml Plant
CLEARANCE sal c
hruba 25 off.
shrub $3 25.
n vrgren
1 ft 4 ft
AZALEAS, fuchsia. 4 tor $1.
Waring Nursery, Drive S.
on 11th St. i mil past Morn
tngd Scli., turn right at Oak
Hill Ave.
BEDDING plants, largo asaort
ment. reasonable price. Ivr
(rn.Grnlouae Rt, 1. Box
111. Sllverton. 1 an I S. W. of
Sllverton. Cascade Hlwy. Ph.
l-447;
STILL time to plant Chryaanlh-
mom, over 100 new varieties
Amines, Delphinium, ilnclud
Lupines. Bla.tr. 2270 Che
ma a Rd. 4-722.
STEIN ER'S NURSERY behna
bulb. 1 tor $1. plant. Hol
ering shrub ft Ire, dwarf
fruit trees. Iris. 310 Market
1-IH4$.
FUSCHIA Basket; Seedling Be
gonias; Btorted Dahlia Tuber.
Copley Gardens, Chemawo Rd.
FOR SALE; Fuachia. delphlnT
urn ft pink, ft a large selec
tion of unusual perennial ft
rock plants.
Burnett Garden
Rt. 4. Box 32, Ph. 4-M31
CLOSED SUJ4DAY
EGAN GARDENS
Extra large, blooming begonia
plants, $ ml. north of Kelrer
School on8alm-8t. Paul Rd.
FUCHSIAS. ger.c a- tub.
begonias 311. hydrangeas, 15c
a , glad bulbs, 1 dr $1. Mer
rill's Greenhouse. Brooks.
OTirHiASa7ivv reranlums all
sires. Wirda Garden. 450
Cherry Ave.
400 Agriculture
BEGONIAS
WEEKEND
SPECIALS
Befonlo. fibrous $c . Soc do.
Tuberous S far $1. I Hanging
ft bedding I Dwarf Dahlia lac
ea. Lam Martha Washington
i Reg. Ill $$c. Sultana, bright
fnr shade 15c $1 50 dor. (To
matoes 35c do. I Fuchsias 25c
45c. Carnation 1 lor 15c.
Evergreen Atale! SOc. Rhodo
dendron $1 11 up.
LOWKRY'S GREENHOUSE
158$ ChemwRd
BEDDINGPlant 40c dot. Pan
sv's l$c ea. Hybrid tomatoes
JOc ta. VegeUbl planU IV
do. Sllke Graenhouat, Ph.
4-1071.
GERANIUMS, fuach!. tub. be
aoniaa 311. Glad bulb 1 do.
$1. Fuchsl bskt $1 Mer-
rill Grfcnhoue. Brook.
402 LWntock for Salt !
RIDING tractor no equipment.
1 cyl. $$0. Howaer Bros.. 1185
S 12th.
OROFFSSIONAL horshr Le
Hanson 4-0724 or4-$ti$3
these 10 head of good
saddle hones ft kid ptinle
Must be told this week. Con
sider any trtdt. 1015 S. 15th.
Airport Rd.
403 Livestock Wantttl
28" BICYCLE, shallow well
pump wtank ft connection.
Somtrtw ft (rainl-UM.
30 FT. PAINTER falls ISO ft.
Manila rope, goose neck, 4
blk., complete, $2$. 781 N.
3rd., Woodburn. afternoon ft
eve.
3$ PLYMOUTH Clb. CD..
conditioned motor, 1.000 rnjle.
reasonable. 1 horse Wisconsin
gas engine good, I1, In. crafts
man electric saw new, 3 I"
aaw handle. 11 circle taw,
30" circle saw. all day Sat
and Sunday, 120 S. 14th. Ph
3-4877.
CATTLB, horses, at your farm.
E. c. McCondllth. Rt. I, 1-tlBt
MULCH
Pe it with mushroom fertl liter
Fin for mukh. Pb. 1-OJJl.
4lTlowrt-C$irj$i Iquipt.
1$" POWER itHietr $4 .St. Terms.
S ft H Green Stamps. Bat-
dnrf I Horn ft Auto, 1420
State.
IS" POWER lawn mower. Used
1 season. For information Ph.
2-21M:
HUFFY elec. lawrT mower
While they last $2 $. Ph
1-S37J, KM Wallace Rd.
450 Merchandise -
431 MecMnerytTtola
MOWING mochln $31. hay rsk
$29, Berry duster SU. II mo
sp.eader 2. ME tiller $22$.
1-QI30. :
JOHN Demi auto, trrr Ue hay
toiler with witcoeina a-w. air
cooled motor oil , in gmtd
thap. Body t go to work,
103$ vim St, ph. -a$4t.
throoL MA
DELTA Jig aaw, 14"
college W-
ACETYLENE
with
FOR SALE or trade. AC mode)
WF tractor fnr Formal! A. ef T
Cub, food (end. Ph. 1-4171. '
outfit complcta
tank. Call 4-744.
4S4 Sewiwf MocKiott
SEWING MACHINE
Beautiful Necchl Elf Zag port,
able, left on sur and wilt
a $81 $0 bal. Take ever con
tract lor $1 per mo. P. 4-11M
(dealer I.
4SS House Coxi$ for Sal
It FT. xtmrMl ladder. ni
port, go ttov. roll-e-ws kd.
Edison VictroJo ft mitcl $tt .
t. Summer. ' f
KELVINATOR Retrig . ele.
stove. Bendi washers, aiapaS "
dinette set. end tablet, gar."
denlng tools, excellent eorxlt- -tion.
owner Jetring town. Ph.
S-$JI. 1
SAVE ril. Btnger teatherweirhl
portable sawing mochln Nko."
new with atL table. Ph.,. '
. r"'1 .....
& INCH rraftsriian wood lath, V
loaded ft tools mmptetl $55.' '
Ph. l-$$4Tvnlng ; ?
KIRRY vacuum 4eara. Must
tell equity. Coat $1$4M. bel 1
do $04 71. 1331 No, Capitol. .
Ph. 1-7017. - '
Vacuum Cleaners
Lewrt, Hk new oeo '
Cadillac f
rinex i r t
Apex
K.rby , ,.
Kenmorq
Hoover ,
1U1 Mo. Capital
I Dealer!
. 14 1
. 18 $
. i n t:
IP 4
Ms. 1-70(1
INLAID Lin
R I
eny
II it per to id
n L rifitrere. Co $$ S Ub-
NORGK Ironer, delux tola ttry
asy washer, English barrel ' "
oh. $ot4. - ,.
KFNMOR!washr ' A-l Lcoo".,r
$4$.Pil. 4-120I, -
DAVtMPORT, large picnic Ubl.
large ttt airpltn tnggag,
balntt. iMdtrln e) !,'"
mail platform teal, toctrie
relllng fixture. llk bodapeead :
ft botator. 1711 Child. HM.
INLAID Uoo- (1 It per ttj. yd.
Wt t Uk-
R. U llfttrora Co.
on
moNRrrE i
Model ta. Ph
t
4-175$ or tv at .V
412 Fruit ft Farm Product
CATTLE buyer. A. F. Sommer,
lie Harmony ur. rn. -).
CATTLE buyers 427 State, ft
Lft H. gneuien. a-nto, i-s.wi.
Claude Ed-
4-1111.
LIVESTOCK buver
wards. Rt i. Sox ttvE.
404 Poultry trtd Rtbbitt
FRYERS-75C
Phone $-$87
WASHERS used, large selection.
Inc. 1 - Maytag at lis. easy
terms. Master Service Sta
tions. 383 N. Commercial.
316 Pertonol
tion, t nave
M.28.J 2.1,18.13.
SffL
lllllLliitSllNE3CjAj
KKPLII IPtStflWlAptl
- vz
Yesterday' Attwer
34. Pack away
37. Voided (0)
escutcheon ini
(Her.) w nrr
38. Tiny
40. Employ
41.Tbehiwlc "J
43. Jewish U
month
m I- r - w Tp ;
MLlZZZiME
mwL m iM
i i
18 FT. KNUTSEN-Craft boat.
$1)5. Blake-Craft Fiber Glass
Boats $240 ft up. Scott-At-water
outboards, $111,23 ft up.
Use our no down payment
"Purchase Pavment Plan.
Shrnck'i, 1371 Highland, Ph.
2-1423.
TRADE WALNUT upright pi
ano value $200 for large rug
and or other furniture. 4-4952
ALL CHANNEL 17" G.F.. table
model TV with wrought Iron
stand. Excel, cond. due to
excel, car ft only 4 mo. use
Phl-8320 or 1-84)82.
FOR SALE: Easy spin dry
washer. 130. Ph. 1-4271
BABY bed for sale. 110. Ph.
1-0028.
AUTO, electric Coleman ft Duro
Therm oil circulator, table A
4 chairs. Maroon rtavenn ft
chair. 9x12 rug. 1818 N. Com I
2-9111
ELECTRIC Ranges, used, good
cond., 20 to choose from. $20
ft up. S. ft H. Green Stamns
Master Service Stations 385
N. Commercial.
FOR SALE: 1 pr. Black Cochin
bantams. Ph. 3-$l.
FOR SALE: Lg. husky Kale
plants, 25c dor 1981 Mission
1 MALE puppies, Urge variety.
need country home, $3 ea.
Mother Natural Pointer. Ph.
4-7175
LOST: 2'i yr. old beagle in vic
inity of Liberty Dlst. Glen
Morley. Ph. 3-5855 Sllverton
LOST: Blue parakeet band Nn.
8A55703-54. Reward. Ph. 1--703.
4040 State St.
300 Personal
312 Lett and Found
$ lbs . i
HA MP. fryer 1 to $ lbs . corn
fed. Rang raited. 30r lb.
Dressed 20c each. P. Miller.
Ph. Gervais till evenings.
custom'dressing
Of poultry. W buy rabbit.
Wing 3988 State. Ph. 4-3SI1.
FOR SALE another botch of
Capon are ready, limited tun
ply. Weigh $ to S lbs. 35 lb
live. Ph. 3-011.1.
BABY CHICKS. I$c straight run.
choice .of Parmenter. N w
Hampt . Whit Rock tnd Leg
horns Special New Hamp tnd
White Rock pullet lie. Par
menter red rooster, $c
VALLEY FARM STORE
Ph 4-4824 Salem
408 Peri
FOR SALE: German Shephsrd
puppies. 1 mi. No. of Independence.
TO GIVE away kitten. 1835 S.
Capitol eves.
4 CUTE part Persian kitten.
free. Call 4-5041.
PURE BRED Springer Spaniel
pup. 3400 Bunnyvlew Av
Ph. 4-2030.
PUREBRED BrlndleBoxer. fe
male, spayed, ha all shots,
wonderful with children. 18
mo. old. Chep. Ph. 4-984.1
MOORE PETS
Canaries. Parakeets. birds
boaided. 400S Stale. Open eve.
DOGS botrded. Corkhaven Ken
nels Luclle Lund. Rt. 3. Sll
verton. MINIATURE Collie "pupplet. Ph.
1-1150.
A. K. C. reg 3 Pekingese, 3
chihuahua. 3224 State.
USED tropical fish tanks ft
equipment, assorted- sires, all
or part cheap. 1070 Electric
Ave., after 1pm.
AK Ceg Boxer pups. 771 Sth
St. Stayton. Ph. 0024
cage feed
Com 1 2755
YOUNG parakeets.
Mickey's W25 S
PUP: Springer. $15. Cocker? 110
3415 Williams Ave
LOST two engagement rings,
one white eolri. one vellnu'
Lost In vicinity of Court and : HUNTERS
Llbertv Sts. Tuesdsy. 5 p m. If
If found please call 4-0711 be
tween 9 ft 8. Reward.
TO GIVE away: part perslan
kittens Ph 4-2USS
ronsportotion
11500 TRIP for 1 to West Indies,
will sell for 1800. Ph. 4-1524
here Is your dog1
Labrador retriever, will he 7
mo old in Oct. AKC Reg
1.10 1115 E St. Salem. Ph
l-Sfl.18
FOR SALE PllDDles. all kinds
Com see afternoons at 3356
Livingston or call 1-7989
Will buy puppies any kind
ALCOHOLICS Anonymoua group
No I 2088 N Com'l 3-4537
BIRD Psradl't for Nrds. cage
Supplies 3180 Livingston 1-1142
100 Diiploy Cloiiiried
V-riCIV IHSWomriCT. I I'", ii
of bridge. 1710 Wallace no.
Bring container. Ph, 1-x.o.
3S-48 TON vetch It grata hJ
tending. You out. 1-JQ4L
FOR SALE, Cooee berries De
livered rn. 4-jwh.
U-P1CK Northwest alrtwber-
tie. Only I ml. from city lim
it, lOe per lb. Bring your own
containers,' rieia open rrom i
tn. to 1 p.m. K ft L. Straw,
hrrrv rami. 170$ N. River Rt
Turn West at Til -Treat
Drive-In.
PASTEURIZED whole milk. TSe
gal Homngenlied, lie, i gal
lon 40c. Cleory Dairy. 1-103$.
413 Ftrtillite
CHICKEN fertiliser $3 SO yd. de
livered or !a yd. for $m w
Ph. 4-1089.
414 Form EqMipmtnt
ALUMINUM
IRRIGATION PIPE
1x10 11 only
4x20 101 only
20 OFF
MONTGOMERY WARD
Phono 1-3111
Sa,m lronrite Co- 1U
CoraL-
.. ar n:r m-x- -
FRENCH FRIER, Dormeyer,'
Like New. New Price. $2$st.
Rale Price. $l.l. Used Mdse. ,
Mart. 17$ S. Liberty. Open TH. '
nlghtt 'III . H down prvment
lO.A.Ct P'. '.T7:.r
" 8E THRIFTY I
BUY GOOD USED S
FURNITURE o
$30 down will buy a earnptett
household of (urniturt
cludini appllancei. '
-drawer desk, walnut, looki
like new. W4 SO. , 1
Consult radio-phono, cornblnt.
tion, I speed ehanfer, brrrtd -oak
cabinet, (SI M.
DavenDort club chair tett
ai loir, tt llS.
Mattrrsr-InnT tprinf A
cotton ts low ti $3.50.
See our larie telection of 4
ranees tnd refrigerators,
even one futrtnteed. Prio
ed from $39.50 up.
piece walnut dlnln. set
includes table, chairs, but-
fet. $4 50.
Gossip bench with lamp at -
tached. $7.
414 Ferrn Equipment
FOR SALE $ N Ford tractor
with rear mount mower. Rt. 4,
Box 42, 1-3352.
GOOD NEW Holland hay baler
7$ good thap $850. 1-3041.
.
515 S. COM'L" '
PH. 4-3319
425 Auction Solos
AUCTION
OF FURNITURE
AT SCOTTY'S
TONITE 4$4$ CENTER STREET
SALEM
NEW whit nam. toilet trats
ti ts. judMm't. 171 N com L i
Unfinished Chests. New
1 Drawer M$t .
$ Drawer $$$$
No Pkoa Order Pleat .,. .,
HOGG BROS. -
141 Stat SL "
xe. em ,
4-W23.
GAS Range,
heater. Ph.
UNFINISHED furniture HL i
Stiff Furnilure. 17$ H Huh. tl
VACUUM CLEANER
Nearly new Elertrolux cleaner. -Only
$34 80. II I! per wk. Fa. ?
4-7101 lealer.
425 Auction Salts
425 Auction Soltt
2 BIG NITES
Kri. & Sat. Nitcs, June 8 & 9
7:I?0 p.m. Sharp
SPECIAL ON POWER SAWS
Truck Load of Small Tools
PSYCHIC READER
MME HAZEL Reveal' all. can
heln vou obtain fie one vou
love, and lucrvss in all af
fairs, special reading 12 4.V50
L Portland Rd
VT.'S.
4.LCOHOLICS Anonymous. 96
S Commercial 1-210$
400 Agriculture
402 Llvtitock for Sole
FOR SALE or trade dble. regist
ered polled Hereford row
heifer calf A 16 mo. old heifer.
Ph. 2-23IK).
REG. Jersey cow with ralf. 1150
Ph 2-233$
FAMILY row. freshen anv time
Pb. 2-72.T0 alter 6
FOR SALE nr trade gentle
ponies for rhlldren, also good
saddle horses Rob Frank. 305
N Wter St Sllverton Ph
1-81.14
Slem Meat Co lorlter beef
Custom Icllliig. cutting A wrap
Ding trailer loaned free
FOR SALE or trade. I oo ih-
lofting horse. 1811 S Jim
Airport Rd,
4.000 I'RK'K ( I TS'
in SEARS l5o
MIDUMMfR CATALOG
PHONE Jf
( All Of toorpjj?' ,
1CATALOG
ORDERS 1
.iwlaftf itwi. fltffrtr(frrr'
i Pop-up Toa'ers
Dnrmever Mixers
I with all power attacbementt
.Vacuum Clesnrt
all makes rrtular A tank
'V Rodgers Silverware
Rrautiful Rugs
Norello Electric Raiors
Neoprenr Arm(ied Cahle
trouble Lite
Blnm-uliiM
Drhr- Paint
ICHARI.KS WOLOS. OWNER'
Portable Eler. Sewing Machine
Worth from 1188 10 up
Foiward A backward tewtrt
Fisnmg Fouiptnent
Walllc lion
Elec Antique Slyle Colfe Urn
Drills -Drills
-Socket
Sets
TOOLS
Power Saw
Hrnrh Grinder
Drill Bits
No Bids Rejected
FREE DOOR PRIZES
3-9191
SKAIiS ROKHICK A CO
! LK iilTELLS
1 mm $m 11
t3!Mi SILNERTON RD,, SALEM. DUE.
MPN