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    28-(Sec. TV) Statesman, SaTem, Ore, Sun., June 17, 5fl
Justices Warren, Black, Douglas Called
'Strong Liberal Bloc of Supreme Court
Br MIX M. TOST
WASHINGTON If) Chief Jus
tice Warraa lined up frequently
with Justice Black and Douglas
hi tht Supreme Court term ist
asded la iorra what many lawyers
consider a strau fiber si bloc
la hit (bird term aa the klfli
beach. Warrea Joined Black and
Douilas 11 times la protestiaf a
dsieaa by court majorities. Not
i aaa of the three east a disseatini
vote acaiast i majority drrisioa
writtea ay aaoUier of U tna.
Together they voted against ma
jority opinions writtea variously
by Justices Reed, Burton, Clark
and Harlan. The trie voted most
oftea sisinst Reed-nvt timet.
No ether group of Justices stood
tot ether at consistently.
Statistic for the term thus ap
pear ta confirm the comment of
various court observers that the
Bin Jurists may aow be consid
ered as aivkM i west group
ings: Coaservatlv Bloc
Justices Reed. Burton, Clark,
llintoa and Harlaa could be rated
as a conservative bloc
Chief Jostle Warrea. President
Eisenhower's first appointee ta
the tribunal, and Justices Black
and Douglas, appointee of Pre
deat PrankUa D. Roosevelt, could
be fisted a a "left of center"
group. . . '
Justie Prankfuiter stands la a
center position where he can
aometime swing decision one
way or tht other by voting with
the conservatives or with the fib
arals.
In the term ended last Monday,
Warrea Black and Douglas la dis
senting opinions and by casting
dissenting vote Insiste court ma
jorities wen la error in the de
cision f major interests:
That states have the right to
baa mas picketing and violence
by striken. ..
Secret laienutJoa .
The attorney general may as
secret information ia- considering
whether ta suspend a deportation
Civilian wnt accompany tht
military force overseas are sub
ject t military trial for crime
Committed abroad.
Tht Da Pent company has aot
Illegally monopolized r the cello
phane business. ...
Cutter Laboratories ta Califor
nia could fin for "Just cause" a
woman employe who wa a com
aiunlst ':.-
Louisiana aeed tot grant new
trials ta three New Orleans Ne
groes sentenced ta death for rap
ing whit women.
Tht federal aatiracketeerlng act
. -i -i-i
milana ta Husk-in fthfr-hUine-
demand aa mptoytra.
Blacked by Clark
la tour of their dissents the lib
eral bloc was Jointed by Clark:
ta another they wart supported by
frankfurter.
, Warrea; wrote eight majority
opinion last term "la four of them
he bad unanimous support of all
hi associate Justice. Ia the other
Jour eases, dissenting vote were
cast by various Justice of the
conservative group.
The principal case among the
latter four was that knocking out
enforcement of state seditioa laws.
Warrea said such state laws had
been superseded by tht 1H0 Smith
Act and subsequent federal law.
Justice Reed, Burton and Mintoa
dissented and their views an em
braced la biOt pending hi both
houses of Congress to nullify the
effect of the decision.
Clark led ia the output of ma
jority opinion, with a total of It.
Douglat turned out tea majority
opt moos and led la output of dis
senting opinions, totaling U Doug
las also cast tea dissenting votes,
making hire tba court' leading
dissenter with a a total. Reed
and Burton ranked next, each with
a total of M dissenting opinions
and dissenting votes.
All nine Justices issued a total
of M majority opinions, compared
with M last term. They cast 1
dissentin votes la disposing of
the 1 M cases, compared with 11
dissenting vote cast in the 19M-SS
term.
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aaeat 14 hears la ta Betglaa capital, oat at tht stop on thear Karoaoaa tear. (AP Wlreahoto)
Jet Hams Into
Auto, Wall,
Nobody Hurt
THANET, England ill - Pilot
Thomas B. Adams, 8, at Mill
brook, N.Y, rammed hi Jet plane
kit aa occupied automobile and
knocked M feet out of a garden
wal Thursday but aobody waa
hurt. , .
. "It was a miraculous escape for
everyone," said a V. S. Air Force
ipwwmsn. no saw k nappenea
this wy: . - ,
Toa late, Adam saw a parked
car directly ia his path as be was
taking aa la hi TUT tighter
bomber, la a split second he nulled
back aa th stick, enough to les
sen tht Impact oa the car. But
the Jet bounced Into tht wall
round th garden of Lady Carson.
widow at a prominent North Ire
land lawyer, and came to a
screeching halt M yard from a
road full at traffic
' Briaa Hollybead, civilian, was
pulled frord hi crumpled car un
injured. Adam crept from tht wreckage
i hi plan and gasped, "My
gosh." .
Lady Canon, who has refused
to pay ber taxes because of the
noise made by the Jets, grimly
observed the bricks scattered over
her garden and commented. "I
have nothing to say, but I think
my lawyer shall."
U.S. Demands Tito Clarify Protestants in
Stand With Russ Leadersitiv w:n
By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER
WASHINGTON I - The United
Slates was reported to have asked
Yugoslavia Friday to clarify
where It standi as between Russia
and the Westen powers.
Tht request wa mad la toe
light of statements made by Mar
shal Tito on his current good wui
visit to the Soviet Union.
Deputy undersecretary of state
Robert Murphy summoned am
bassador Leo Mat a the State
Department and talked with him
for 41 minute Friday afternoon.
After tht conference neither State
Department spokesmen nor Mates
would disclose the subject of the
meeting.
However. It was understood on
excellent authority that Murphy
had expressed concern over the
implications of comments made
by Tito in Russia.
Clot Red Tie
On the surface at least, Tito ha
seemed to be restoring very close
ties with the Soviet Union since
Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin
and communist boss Nikita
Khrushchev visited Belgrade more
than a year ago.
The burden of Titos recent
comments in Russia has been that
friendly relations with the Soviets
were now fully restored. He ex
pressed belief that there could
never again be such a break as
that which occurred in 194 when,
under the Stalin regime, Russia
kicked Yugoslavia out of the Corn-
inform, which at that time was
the organisation linking the com
munist bloc countries together
He has defined his own policy in
the past as one of independence
and a kind of non-alignment, or
neutrality, betweea East and
West Slate Department officials
have considered it highly improb
able that In the light of his ex
perience after World War II and
up to 141 he would ever again be
willing to put himself In a position
to take orden from Moscow.
President Eisenhower said at a
news conference last week two
day before be became ill that it
was important to note that the
Soviets had to make what the
President called great concessions
in order to get Tito to become
friendly with them again.
Court Decree
ROME If) Italy's constitutional
court has ruled that police per
mission is unnecessary for hang
ing a sign or putting up a poster.
Tht decisioa was a victory tor
American - backed Evangelical
churches In this predominantly Ro
man Catholic nation.
Tht court's ruling that a police
regulation dating from Fascist
days is unconstitutional ended a
three-year battle by the Evangeli
cal Church of Christ in Rome
The sign "Chiesa di Cristo"
identifying the church's building
was torn down by police three
times. A church suit contending the
police action was illegal was car
ried through five courts until it
reached the newly established con
stitutional court, Italy's highest tri
bunal. Last October, Cline R. Paden of
Lubbock. Texas, leader of a group
of American Church of Christ
preachers who csme to Italy after
World World War II. was compelled-to
leave Italy. He had been
a central figure in the fight over
the sign.
Giacomo Rosapepe, Rome attor
ney, who represented the Church
of Christ in the long fight, today
wired Paden to return to Italy
Cline's brother, Gerald Paden,
also of Lubbock and another of the
six American Church of Christ
Dunn the six months he had preachers now in Italy, comment
been in office, Judge Williams has ing on the court decision said:
Deformed Si marriages, reoorted- "To us, this is the definitive dec
u!t Z Tk th. 1-nLt 'V mny mor ,hin olher Judge, jiaralion of our rights for which
After the break, the United, ... hv hn fiBhtin since 1949
. . in lit" aurai. i - ----- -- --
!rrll KZ Last week be cam. under fin On the basis of this sentence we
military aid to save his eountry j rm ,wo org.niiat.oas and
Judge Cuts
Wedding Pay
To $2 Rate
DETROIT. Mich. -A suburban
Detroit Judge, who advertised and
performed marriage ceremonies
for S10, has cut his fee to the $2
chsrge the law allows.
Charles 0. Williams, associate
municipal judge of Madison
Heights, said he had decided to
accede to s request for a reduc
tion made by the city's mayor snd
council.
from internal colllapse and bolster
it against any Soviet-inspired at
tack from Moscow satelllites bor
dering Yugoslavia.
Break Away
That Western policy was based
on the. argument that Tito sym
bolized the ability of a communist
nation to break away from Soviet
domination and survive and that
this was the vitally important idea
to keep alive before Russia's east
ern European satellites.
Recently there has been grow
ing concern in Washington over
. Right whales, almost extinct in
1730 now appear to be making a
comeback under international pro
tective regulations.
the prosecutor's office for sending
letters to marriage-bound couples
advertising his ceremony and the
$10 rate.
Fellow judges called it "unethi
cal." The prosecutor's office said
it was against the law.
For his part, Judge Williams
said:
"I was doing nothing wrong and
feel that $10 is still a good price
for a marriage and that the state
legislature should chsnge the 191$
law which allows only a $1 fee
But from now on 1 11' charge
whether Tito would go beyond the only $2 and I'll still give the same
restoration of formal and friendly . courtesy to couples as I did for
relations with the Soviet Union $'0 I'll even continue to put on
and become once more a member I my coat during the ceremonies.
of the Soviet bloc.
Policy Defined
build our hope that henceforth we
will enjoy the fullest liberty
The court's decision was a broad
ruling that signs, including political
posters, may be posted freely
without the necessity of first ob
taining police permission.
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Shift Pinballs
COOS BAY - Pinball opera
tors continued Friday to remove
the machines from cafes and tav
erns in the Coos Bay area, and
speculation arose that the devices
would be sold outside the county
Removal of the pinballs followed
a raid last April in which Sheriff
Charles Strawn and state police
seised and destroyed four ma
chines. Strawn said at the time
that illeeil navoffs had heen
OTTAWA - Keith Mills, oil mi0. Last November Dist. Atlv
truck driver, got the impression ,j0hn Pickett seized a number of
he was being followed by a robin pinballs and arrested the opera
on nis rounds ne was.
He found a nest under a front
fender with two eggs. Mills and
dispatcher Don Simpson then put
the truck in storage six weeks
sgo. Two more eggs appeared and
four young robins have been
hatched.
"We sure could use that
truck." Simpson said wishfully as
the robin family showed no signs
of moving on.
INest of Robins
Halts Oil Truck
tors.
The machines now are being re
moved for storage by the princi
pal owners, the Sunset Automatic
Music Co. and the Bay AMuse
ment Co. A few pinballs remained
in nightclubs and taverns in Coos
Bay, North Bend, Empire and Co-quille.
ACCIDENT RECORD SET
MARACAIBO. Venezuela -The
U. S. National Safety Council
reports Creole Petroleum Co
West workers in Venezuela have set a
BOX CAR NEED TOLD
SAN .FRANCISCO i
Coast industry and farming will world record for continuous opera
need T per cent more railroad
cars to move their products in the
third quarter this year than they
did a year ago. the Pacific Coast
Shipper Advisory Board eilimat
td Friday.
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lion without an accident. The fig
ures show 744 workers went 421.
JM hours without mishap: the
previous record was made by
Standard Oil nf California workers
who went 302,421 without accident.
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N'ELAR UNIVERSITY, nice clean
apt. utIL pd Ph. 4-aHSI.
Rltpw60D COURTS, J rirTun
turn apt , laundry facilities.
3rd St W Sjlem. Ph. 4-Ulf
FUHN. APTS, all utll paid. 137
N Com 1 Ph 4-S3D0
FOR RENT.' small I bdrni7ho'me
W.Ih. 4-JSil) or a-OI43
SERVICE STATION "for rent al
Broadway At Liberty, lnq. &U0
Fan ground Hd.
25x50 offW or business bide, for
tease Off-stteet parking for
tenant 1'h j-3245 Sun. or
2-.7741 k days
GOOD bdrm. mod home. Irg
lot. gar or 3 cars 430 Auburn
Hd 110.500 Alto new 3 bdrm
home at 354TI tjinraitrr.
new raneu & diapc. 112.750
Ph. 4-2714
VIEW' LOTS-Hillaide lots glv
ing a nice view over the citv
Suitable for daylight base
ment of drslird Prices start at
11,050 riie cn tie purchased
on cunlBrl Call Dean Klair
eve phone 2-70BO. Rawlins
Realty -
TRADE or sHl 4 bdrm 1 baths,
bsm't . sawdixt heart. F II A
appiaisal 18.750 SI.050 dn or
take jour equity in smsll
house lor dn pvm't Pat
O Bnen. I4S E Miller
SPOT t'5ll for clen I9M A
l!ij! model cars McCalls I'sed
t".ir IJi; Slate
ROYAL A.NNES, LAMBKRTS, BINGS, ELK.
4
REPI BLICANS AND WATERHOUSE CHER
RIES FOR BRINING PURPOSE.
CASH ON DELIVERY
GET CHERRY BOXES AT
450 McroKanHIse
455 Houm Goods for Sal
1460 TILE ROAD
SALEM, ORE.
PHONE 2-4133
408 Pars
50 OI.DS. nerds work Terms or I
tade. am deal consideied
1-'M5 S 12th i
FRKU to food hoe 2 long haired
black kittens. 4-4706
WANTED: Printer." amalfvieek
lv. Inq 2M5 N River Rd
VERY GOOD Norge refrigerator
S75. Ph 2-R836
CAMF.RA Brand "new" LateTt
I INHOF Super Technlka 4x5
Complete 3 lens Mtiltifocns
View finder, li holders. De
luxe Case Onlv 475 Mnmi
Contax I1IA fIS lens Snot
loss 195 Pn. 3-S4I0
MOORE PETS
CHIHU AHt'A puppies. birds
boarded. Open Fes 4005 State.
REG. WHITE COLLIES
PH. 3 7876
FOR SALE or trade: Reg Lab
rador Puppies, l't mo. old. Ph
3-S241.
PURE BRED Springer Spaniel
pups, 3490 Sunnyview Ave
Ph 4-2030
300 IVronal
312 Lost and Found
Over
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NOKTHGATE AUDITION
EARL SEAMSTER. BUILDER
LOST 6 mo eld male golden
tinker spaniel, reward. Ph
3- 96.-14
FOUND Bo s bicycle, owner
may have bv Identifying A
pamg fur ad 2-(l8.TfS
LtST Brown rim glasses. Ph
4 - n.i ! 5
LOST bdv writ vsatrh. in or
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Ph 2-1KID
LOST lrre brown Water
Spanial. Ans to name of
Pete' I.ir No 1S7S Albert
nVficWrsi P!u 4-3t4i reward
FOR SALE Puppies, all kinds
Come ee arternoons at 3355
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BIRD Paradlsa lor trdaTVages
Supplies JIM Livingston 2-1S42
410 Seeds ond Plant
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Fresh Dontrts. 29c doz.
In quantity, parties 4 freerers
Silverton Rd. 4-4731
OPAL KING Psychic Reader
570 Union St
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group
Xo. 1. 208S N. Com! -453l
AIOHOUCS AnonymoMa, SSt
S Commercial S-210S
400 Ajrrirulture
402 Livestock for Sol
FOR SALE young gentle jersey
row. milking 3 gal. 44! Silver
ton Rd Ph. 4-64.10
For Sale or Trade
Reg fiuernsey cow, was senior
champion at State Fair 1!55
4-H. Briorile row, good milker
For pn kup, hecf or an thing
I can use S E. Myers. 4175
Fletcher Hd . Salem ph 2-2S7S.
8 SADDLE horses a ponies. 1 to
8 rs I running pony will
pay f'T self in Rodeo. Ptntns,
snrrets. cream, roan and black
t Western saddles. 3376 Silver
to:: Hd
TAMWORTHweaner"pigsRt"
i. H' x 52 Ph 2-7174
FOR SALE or trade. genUe
ponies for children, also good
saddle horses Boh Franke. SOS
N Water St. Silverton. Ph
3-6134.
Salem Meat Co. lot ker beef
Custom killing, ruttmr wrap
ping, trailer loaned free
PROFESS10NALhorie7no"r Lae
Hanson, 4-0724 or 4-SOS3.
403 Livestock Wanted
CATTLE, horses, at vour farm
E. CMcrand!ish. Rt 2. 3-6189
CATTLE Duver 7f SonTnier.
1260JIarmony Dr Ph. 4-9067
CATTLE huyers-42S7 Strte" I
H. Sncthen. 2-1345. 2-43M.
LIVIiTOCK buver CiaudeEd.
wards. Rt J. Box 8B!)E. 4-1113
404 Poultry ond Robbits
FOR SALE: Pekingese A Chi
huahuas. 3224 Stale, after 4
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A K.C. reg Boxei pups. 776 5th
St . Stayton, pie. Ph 6024
11 C'U. FT-dn-p-fieee. like
new. Ph. 4-54.V).
6 YR crib, spring A n.alt . 115
Raskmrte 5 1N) Oxford
Pn 4-6145
NEW BENDIX combination Duo
mat ic washer - di ver (lim:
model 25' disrount. Judsons.
W N Com I
14 FT iM.at K tiailt i . lino. liSIl
Oxloiri Ph. 4-6145
COt'NTRY FRESH FGCS Tni
or, case lots Dressed fryers
'Ki'ne 570 t'nion St
TURKEYS, oven readyfilf your
Inrkers now. :i.1c lb ,v up
Closed Sat p rn A Sunday
K'.ivkemlall Fggs A Po iltrv.
.135 Lancaster Dr P.'i. 4-31 IS
BABY ( HICKS 16c straight run.
rhoire of Parmenters New
Hnrrps . White Rocks and Leg-hn--ni
Srectal New Hamp and
White Rock pullets 19c. Par-
mentrr red rooster. 6r
VA1 1 FY FARM STORE
Ph 4-4614 Salem
BFGONTAS. Fuchsia Baskets,
large & small Started Dahlias
Copley Gardens, 2665 Chemawa.
STEINEH S Nursery' "Glsdf and
Dahlia bulbs, many plants,
flowering trees A shrubs,
strawberries. Ph. 2-1946. 3160
Market.
KC.AN GARDENS
BLOOMING plants of Begonias.
Fuchsia. Dhl. Petunias. Da.n
h.s. I. an. in Also Zinnias A
Garden Mums 6 ml No of
Keirer Sch. on Salem-St. Paul
Rd
HK(!()NIA'S"
5 for tl or 12 25 dor. trailing &
bedding varieties. Fuchsias S5c
A 45c. Ig budded plants
MELONS & CUKES
banded. 2 for 25c Blooming
basket of Ivy Geraniums &
Fuchsias, only $2 25 up,
Lowery Greenhouse
fjH5 Chemawa Rd.
I " ANNUAL SALE
I.ge blming Fushias tl. Ger
eiuuiv.s Fushias, Tub Begon
ias. 5 for $1 Fushia baskets.
i2 .in Merrills Greenhouse
Hrc.oKs
ASPARACl'T 10c "irrVfplTlj
George Asher. Grand Island.
MULCH
Peat with mushroom fertiliser
Fina for mulch. Ph. 1-0331.
PASTEURIZED whole milk 75
gal. Homnrenl7ed, 79c. ' gal
ton 40c deary Dairy. 2-3li.:5
U-PICK Marshall-strawberries
10c lb. E C Zitzewitr.. Rt. 2.
Box 45S East of l.ahish Cen
ter Store Ph. 2-1327.
I'-PICK nice ripe norfhwest
strawberries. Clean patch 10c
lb. Leonard Hays. 5690 Qulna-
by Rd Ph. 2-2380
STANDINGlloverlTay"niaire"of.
fer. C. Chrtstenson 2-0464
414 Form Equipment
50 MODEL "B" Albs Chalmers
Tractor, used very little. Pow
er take off. hdraulic left A
field cultivator. 9055 Wheat
land Rd. Ph. 2-5964.
430 Merchandise
431 Mochlnery Tool
R2 CATERPILLAR traitor, re
cently overhauled (less than
50 hours! In excellent condi
tion, sith power takeolf puilv
and grease gun. 1151m 215 E
St. Station. Ph. 4(154
JOHN Deei e auto, wire tie hay
bailer w ith Wisconsin H U. air
cooled motor all in good
snspe neady to go to work
1025 Elm St . ph. 4-M46
imt AMf-ttnrotn we!dVr.AC
Ph 2-9643.
NEW A used welder a & middle
lathes. Eve. 3-8566
411 Lown-Gorden Equipt.
FOR IS ALE ar trade for small
tilkr, 1 garden tractor, disc &
spring teeth attachments, 1
hand fertilizer aeparator, new.
Also some farm tools, steel
bars, forks, pick shovels, drills
A other tools. 5 McClane.
I USED lawn mower. No. phone
calls. Batdorf's Home 6c Auto.
1420 State St
412 Fruit & Form Produce
454 Sewing Machines
SEWING MACHINE
BEAUTIFUL Singer Desk Mdl
left on our hands with $'i2 ba!
As,une ( onlrai t for 15 per
mo Ph 4-7102 dlr .
SEWING MACHINE
Repossessed Singer console Bat.
I5H Take over contract for fl
Ir l Ph 4-710: iDIr i
SEWINi; MACHINE
Repos.sessed Kenmore, like new
cond. New price S154.V.Y bal
on contract 177. Take ocr for
II per wk. Ph. 4-7102 Idlr i
COMPLETE gas floor furnaeSt
130. Sec In operation before
Wednesday, 2140 Maplt.
Caroet Remnants
1'x" green all wool tweed, Was
IM KTesilf ma
fio. t,VPTi ens.
Nn phone calls, please,
HOGG BROS.
260 State St.
GOOD OLD, MAGTAG-"
Ph. eves.' J-39.KI
tmnn n'
Buys household of furniture A
mi" hi nniem a Low
est Overhead Store. Glen
Woodry. 160J M. .Summer.
MAYTAG Washer, square whit
enamel tub, good cond. 150.
4-3660
ROUND oak diningtablepfi!
.1-9342 "
niLLIARDtahle Tasiiones7S;
2 pc sectional 3-57JS.
USED desk drop lid I!) 957hog3
BROS . 246 state St
iNLArb Linol J per-iqi
R L Elfstrom Co. 160 S Lib
erty USED lrnnrlte7iodeT-75 Ph"
4-5756 or see at Sa'em Iron
rite Co. 1137 S. Com'!.
UN H N IS H EL) f urnlt !ti re" HU
StiffFurniture. 175 N llig:i.
NEW white enarri toilet-irati
J3 SJ. Judson s. 279 N Com I.
INLAID Lino" sfV per"lq"
R L Elfstrom Co 210 S Lib
erty
GASR ANG E$nO "
I'h 4BOW)
SIMMONS rtaveno. excellent
condition. Ph 4-1504.
Unfinished Chests, New
3 Drawers S6 95
5 Drawers 16 95
No Phone Orders Please
HOGG BROS.
24 Sta'e St.
ZENITH wringer v. asheT-Exi -ef
lent cond 135. 1012 th St.
Eves Ph 26125
USED washers 115 A up Voit
em Appliance Center, 1141 So,
Com' 1 Ph 4-9.195
FREEZER, like new. make an
otter SAM Green Stamps.
Batdorf's Home A Auto 1428
State St 3-.Vi62. .
FRIGIDAIRE autolvTsher. exe".
cond . $85. Call 3-3677.
USED mahogany corner tahle.
M3. I1UOU BROS 24 stste
St
1955 KENMOREwringer :ashe7.
very reasonable Call 2-157.
INLAID Lino.. II 59 per eq yd.
o u biisirom o. 5. Lib
erty USED :t p:eie chrome dinette
set 34 50 HOGG BROS . 24S
State St
.ROSE, hed daveno Exceilent
condition imp A 5t
4S5 House Goods for Sal
VACUUM CLEANER
ILECTROLUX Vacuum Cleaner
for J2Y Ph. 4-5864 eves A Sun
NEW FREEZERS iis low"as
HW.SJ. Helder s. 363 N. High
strawberries. North
4580 Ridge Dr. Ph
U-PICK
wests,
3-6519
FOR SALE Sour pie cherries,
ml. So of Brooks on Highway
WE. J. Faix. Ph 4-3S85.
KENTISH pie rherries 5c lb.V.
pick at Waconda 6 mi. N.
Keizer on St Paul Hwy
0-PICK Marshall "strawberries
Mc lb Odin Hoihr.. Rt I. Box
167 C Brooks. 2:, mi. E of
Brfioks
GOOD u-pirk Marshall 10c. Ph.
4-2526
U-PICK Northwest Strawber
nes Only I mi from city lim
its 10c per Ih Bring sour own
containers. Field open fron6
a in to 6 p rn K. A I. Straw
berry Farm. 37i5 N. River Rd.
Turn West st Tele Treat Drue
In
MARSHAU. S U-pick I0c lb7l
mi. west, of Macleav Rt. 6.
Box 465. Ph. 4-2511.1 Carl Moore.
No Sunday picking
U-PICK Northwest strawberries.
1 p m till 7 pm. clean field,
nice berries. 1't ml. E of
Keizer A- lj North. Callie Hays
STATE irsperted mMk 65c Ph.
4-1111 1', m E. 4 Cor. nn state
Carpet Remnants
y x 16' S" random texture Wil
ton, green Was lis, Now 1129.
No phone calls, please
HOGG BROS.
260 State St
FITORESCENT Desk 'Lain p
17 95 Used Mdse. Mart 270 S
Liherty Ph. 4-6:171 Open Fri
night 'til 9 No down pajment
mar) :
NEW 5 PC. Bedroom Set In
cludes 2 nite stsnds. bookcase
headboard, big Mr A Mrs
Dresser, large tilting mirror
Walnut finish, lci H5 Used
Mdse Mart , 271) S I.ihertv
Ph 4-6.171 Open Fri. rights
'HI tt No down payment
loaci
TABLE LAMPS. Large Choice -S2M
up Used Mdse Marl
270 S l.il.erti Ph 4-6:7!
Open Fri right tl, : Nn d"Wn
paymci" r, a r
NEW" PLAT FORM H"('ke-s "
Special -I.I4 5(1 I'sed Mdse
Mart. 270 S L.hcrti Ph
4-6371 Open Fri night 'til 9
No down pament lo.a.c i
COMPLETE Eirepisie Ensemble
- Includes Sireerj, Andirons
Tools and wood basket all for
only- t2'.l fl5 Used Mdse Mart
27(1 S I.ihertv, I'h 4-6.171
Open Fri. night til I. No down
pa men iolr i
WARDROBE 2 55 Used Mdse
Mart 270 S l.iherU Ph 4-6371
Open Fri. night til 9 No down
pa ment i o a i
BE THRIFTY
BUY GOOD USED
FURNITURE
$.10 down will liny s complet
household o( furniture in
cluding appliances.
9-drawcr desk, walnut, looks
like new . $44 50.
('unfile railm-phnnn rnmhins
tion. 3 speed rhanEer, limed
oak cabinet, 9").
Davenport k rlub chair sets
ai low as $15.
Mattresses Inner spring, k
cotton as low as $15.
Mattresses Inner spring k
cotton si low as $3 50.
Se our large selection of
ranges and refrigerators,
every- one guaranteed.
Priced from $39.50 up.
7 piece mahogany dining net.
Duncan Phyfe. Vou can't
tell this is used. $129 50.
Gossip bench with lamp at
tached. $7 95.
WOODHY-'SV?
FURNITUlil
515 S. COM'L
PH. 4-3319
I'SKD H'ovr vannim "If'anfr,
HOGG PROS. ?1 Statt
New Strp Frrl Tab! $K M
Nr (ni-klatl T.ih!rf; fS a
f :r ii W."f)r l'-' N. Suminer
NKW H. t, ,; Iindit w'U'fi
. : ,h rt.. k. r. r.O Tcnt.s.
f.Ien Wnudrv. 1605 N Summer.
NFW ni'idrrn Hrdrontr Srt,
$7ri n trrm Glrn Woodry.
16t)5 N, Summrr.
N'FW Mr A, Mr w mirror,
SSftW. Nrw Mr A- Mrs wlvd
$fif nr.. (Ilrn Wm.dry. 1805 N.
Summrr
FOR HI - PH F Ifiieh. ""rtihbrr
back uall-tn-wall carpetmR in
drrnratnr inf,rs si the prntt
vou ran afford, shop A- tavt
at Salf m ' low rt Ovrrhrad
Store, f.irn Woodry, 1W3 N.
Summer.
Save time - Save money
For the Beit Professional Services
Id
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Make Life Easier - Read & Use Want-Ads Daily!
LABORATORY Tei hninan, i
Istrrrd. vsantrd Iht uf f li -(
all Dr Yei-k. 6MI Newport
Ol enon.
MONTGOMERY WAHO has
oprninE f"r an infant & nu
clei u far llrpt lirad. Must
have recent selling rxprrirnce I
i day. 40 nr k Hospital A i
medical henfils paid aia-j
tor-ns. Ai dlsrnunt nn all pur-1
chass. Apply in pci.nn
RETIRF.D'NI'RSF. iaiII rare" for'
Infant or small c'Mld hnmr
Ph 2-WI7S
FURN."aPT pvt. ' ml A bath. ,
near bus. Sta.r, A On llusp
Ph 2-3957
APT HOUSF 2 " hrl' m . utilits j
in far. mi nra'rr vstank'i
Mission St. S4S I'h. 3-40U2.
Cl'STOM DRESSING
."iltr bus rabbits.
Wipe s WR.S -tate I'h. 4-3918
FOR SA'.K another hatch of
Capons are ready, llmitrd sup-
l l Wrih I In I lbs. 35c lb
I'll. 3-WI63.
Of
1",
408 Pets
TO PLACE
CLASSIFIED
ADS
CALL 4-6811
ve away. 21111)
FRFF . part Persian Kittens,
want Bond home Ph 4-240
III! Markll
BOSTON Terrier Slud service
Ph I 21H
BOSTON Terrier puppies with
nr uilhout reg, papers Ph
4-L'ITO
KfTTFNS"
Hollywood Drive
TINY TOY Foic Terriers for sale
Ph 2-:i5.'i5,
SIAMKSEK I TT K N S
Ph 2-5167
FROM "flood Mouscr" by "Trav
elu.n Man , 5 lovely kittens
tree .1X10 Alea Dr
FOR SAI.F.-Rri Collie. Cocker
A I'ck pups. C.ernian Short-
hair I'ointers :UI5 Vt llllams Av
PICK your rej ARC Dachshund
puppy now Ph 2-H5H
1 ( IIII.'lRENS ponv. also 1 res
Arabian saddle horse gentle
for (hildren Homer Zlehnskl
Rl I Bos 1) Gervais. Ph.
Salem 2-2264
VOITNG parakeetsrcMes-reeelB
Mickey's. IMS k Com. S-27U.
ADDINC. MAI NINES
Bu as you rent.
Roen-Ty pewriters.
Ph :!fi77:;
All
makes
Court
AfCLIAMKR
WF.STINGHOUSE
. Woodry Furniture Co.
474 So. Coral Ph. 4-J1U
CAPITOL Beddlnf Mattreas re
novators New mattresses -4ue
BRICK BLOCK MASON
BRICK and block Work suar
anteed. Ph 4-S43S
CAPF.VTKr" CONTRACTOR
HP buildinjor remodelmi. est.
free 4-834(1 after 5 30 please
CARP E NT E R CONT R ACTOR
Framinf. remodellns, founda
tions, retaining wails, jcement
or pumice block. Free esti
mates. 36 mo. to pay. 2-6280.
(.RAIHMi DO.INfi
DOZ 1 n LEVELING-
Ph 2-Ofl.-i2 DPANTl'VILH
BULLDOZING, fleam roads,
ponds. D-4, D- rarryall V
HukeyI'h2-314.
BUfT.DOZINC., jradins4 Land
clearlna Kln.o W. Locker
owner Ai operator. Ph. 2-5742
HOMR PLANNING
EXPERT homebulid7n It re
modeling Phone 4-7577 .
LAWN MOWEE SHARPFN1NO
LAWN mower sharpening, tow
prices, work Ruar Ph. 4-S092
CRANE WORK
S5-ton Lorain moto crane Sa
lem Sand Si Gravel Co. 1-2481
EXCAVATING
VINCENT C. NEAL
Excavating Co
Excavatlne - Grading
Ph. I-1SS
floor coy swings
NORRIS WALKER Paint Co
Floor-rovertni Division Wual.
tty installations Linoleum. As.
phslt Ai Rubber Tile Well tile
Free Estlmatra 4-2271
PAPERINI A PAINTING
EXPERT brush or sprsy paint
ing, Hi or contract. Ph. 4-3900
Painting and papr-hanging
Free esthnates Ph 3-B5IJ
PAINTING
Brush or spray. Exterior or In
terior., Free estlmatee. 2-9B08.
EXPERT-spray, brush-painting"
paper hanging, your paint or
mine Free est Terms. Ph
Nelson 3-B493. J-S54J
GRADING Si DOZING
Bulldozing" brk"fiiirrjo
pu hour. Ph. 1-0933.
PAPERING A PAINTING
PAINTIM; & DECORATING
Dirt Cheap Price 3 7552
j'AINTING Interior Ac exterior
Free Est 4-0094, 4-282S
ROTO-VATINO
CUSTOM Rotovatlng Ford
equipment, p lelns. iawns. or
chaids Ax gardens. Ph. 2-MSS
A: 3-4776.
SAND aV 4.RAVFI,
WAI LING RAND AND GRAVEL .
1925' McGtlchrlst
Crushed quarry rocks snd grsv.
r! All i,i.rs for roads, drive
ways and parking lots
READY M1XFD CONCRETE
Garden sand. hull-do7.ing. shoy-
el and drasline work. 3-1248
SAI.EM SAND A- GRAVEL CO.
Ready mix concrete, irusnea
and round pravrl. sand and top
soil. 140.1 N. Front St- 2-244L
VALLEY SAND & GRAVEL CO.
Crushed fc round fravel Sand
tt con mix: 1-4001
SIPTIC SERVICE
.MIKE S Septic aennoa. Tanks
cleaned D'rooter clean esrer
drains Phone 3-04(14
IKiWARD'S Roto-Rooter, sewers,
septic tanks cleaned.
Hamel's sepOc Unka cleaned,
line service Guaranteed worn.
Phone 1-7404 or 1-0TI4.
TREE SERVICE
ROOFING
SALEM BARTILE ROOFING
Most mod life time rneif, color
choice. Free est. 1-7SO0 sves.
for comp. information.
De Roia Tree Service
Trees Shrubs Hedges Insured
173S N. Liberty St. 2-wwir.
4 PHOLSI'-RINO
UPHOLSTERING
Profejsional: guar work free,
- cstr'ptrkup. deliver. Ph. 1-4W
To place classified ads
call 4-6811.
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