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    28-(Sec. IV) Statesman; Salem, Ore., Sun., July 1, '56
Reds Fear
Satellite
Uprisings
Commie-Ruled '
Radios JWarn
Against Revolts
i .
y RICHARD O'REGAN
FRANKFURT, Germany uTW-The
"ruler of Russia' Fart European
satellites appeared Saturday to be
haunted by fear that anti-Communist
uorlsines might ipread all the
way from the Baltic to the Black
So
Soap Box Derby Cars Too Quick for Dog
Throughout the Communist-ruled
lands, radios warned that rebellion
similar to Thursday' bloody revolt
in Poznan, Poland, would be dealt
with ruthlessly
"Anybody who raises his hand
against the regime will have his
band chopped off," said Prague
Radio.
But evidently concerned that the
threat ol Stalinist-type terror might
stir new outbreaks, tht East Euro
pean Red regimes cautiously
rtreased at the same time that
much was beln( done to improve
'vlnr conHit'ons.
r.'a Devlatle
"V.'e are Rot going (o deviate
from our :' ei path. The Pot
nan provocation Is bound to fail,"
a Budapest rewspaper said.
Reports from' behind the Iron
Curtain Mid new of the Poznan
revolt bad spread swiftly and had
become the subject of excited dis
cussion. But border between East
and West Europe were still open
"and there was no evidence that the
Iron Curtain was being slammed
down,
, if
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WASHINGTON Twelve-yearM llabert OITrapaal item hi racer across the iulsfe Una) and a stray
dog' tall, al the him tint gatarday la the aaaaal WasblagtM mi bei aerby. Derby otflclaU bad
tried ia vaia to mm the wsndrrlm d awa" r-em the finish line aad it wasa't aatll JUbert clipped
the dog's toil that the aaimaj took off for safer territory. (AP Wirephota.) 1
'Confidential' Donovan Book Says Battle for
World Peace Decided Ike on 2nd. Term Fight
WASHINGTON (Al Against a' as Whit House correspondent forlinet session during a discussion of
back o-ound of senate controversy . the New York Herald Tribune to Elsenhower proposals to combat
There were unconfirmed report Ver -how he obtained hi conlid- writ the book. It Jacket 'says it j subversion. He say the president
of disorders io the tiny. Baltic nt'"' ourc material, , wnwesj wnn wniis Mouse co-jcommemea:
eountrie of Estonia, Lithuania and Donovan' book, "Eisenhower. The operation but without official cen-1 "Bad thing about McCarthy is
Latvia now Bart of the Soviet i msiae swry, was puDiunea aaiur- wp. inc. mm iuuicx mmu um ne is impeding tnis worn.
tlninn. Riit the nnllre chief at Riea I day.
the Latvian capital, reached by) highspoU include these ss-
telephone from Stockholm, denied ,e:
it and kaid everything had been
calm therf for months. -Irerytalaf
tfelct
U. S. Ambassador Joseph E.
Jacob (aid everything was quiet
In Warsaw, the Polish capital, US
mile east of Poznan.
In the Czechoslovak capital,!
and Indirectly from apparent notes
or minutes on dozen of cabinet
meeting and other high level
presidential conferences. A 24-part
serialization of H has appeared in
many newspapers,
la a preface, Donovan say none
of the quotation, direct or indirect,
by him.
1. Probably the greatest sii.tle
influence on Eisenhower in decid
ing to seek a second term after
his heart attack was Um argument
by hi political advisers that he
could work most effectively fort were "manufactured
world Peace from the White House. ' Seekiag laiormatle
not from retirement.' I The Senate Investigations Sub-
f I... . I-. M J tU MUHN.il I AA hll, kw Cam UMI.
Wn VB UKIlin UIKiBMU IIIC iUllimnm. IlinillU U , 0VH. ,H.KT.- .... ..... .
Prague. U. S. Embassy officials matter with him at a secret White lan 'D-Ark.l. is" trying to find out P01'""1 P"r ? '"'c' Persons o
also reported all qiret but dccl nel House meeting last Jan. 1J. who lurnished the material to Don- pniiusop, y. rrsnru.rsa u
to say whether there were visible Eisenhower "was not con- evan. McClc'lan said acme docu- tne r previous afliliatmns might
signs of excitement or extra police v;nced that the vital interests of ments quoted were "more secret" fa"y- Pfwni tola a May s.
n duty. the United States would be best than some the administration has ,9.M "b,ne "l,n 5e ".rel!
Donovan adds: "In view of this.
the president added, but more in
jest than seroiusly, it might be a
good idea for the Kremlin to put
McCarthy on its payroll."
First Three Years
The book, covering the first
three Eisenhower yearly through
the Feb. 29 decision to seek an
other term, says Elsenhower in
1953 considered creating a new
Vienna reported too few travelers
from Hungary and Romania ar
rived in th Austrian capital to
know many details about the re
action ia those countries. In East
Berlin,' where Communist workers
revolted ra Juo 17, 1953, Ufa ap
peared normal and there were no
visible safety precaution. -But
there was excitement In th air
and traveler from East Germany
expressed nervoujaieM. X
"Another June 17 it possible but
not probable, on said in West
Berlin., .... -
j NOTICE . ,
' Notice 1i hereby given that the ra
partnership heretofore subsisting be-
twMn Pslmer It. Suther. Brunhild T.
titer. Gore W. Murphy and A lie
M. Murphy, undtr lh firm nimt
and ilyhi at Globe Travel Bervlc,
nsd In buslnaa si travel and
lour ajrenU at Salaro. Corvalllt and
North Brad la the state of Onion,
haa been diaaolved pursuant to the
. statutory law of the atate of Orefoa
and to notice of withdrawal given to
all partners by the? undersigned, after
and from the first day of July. ISM,
so far aa relatea to the undersigned
Palmer H. Bather and Brunhild T.
lather, who retire from said firm
and who hereby disclaim all liability
for any future eontrarta of sal
Globe Travel ftervice made on or
Slter the first day of July. 1M.
Tha. unfinished business and af
fairs of the copartnership will be
attended to by George W. Murphv,
one. of the copartners, said George W.
Murphy being hereby authorUed by
the undersigned to collect, receive
and receipt for all moneys, goods and
prnpertlea due or accruing to said
partnership, and to discharge all ob
ligations of said partnerehlp and per
form ail Its unexecuted contracts.
PAt.Mrn . BATH"..
Brunhild t. sathsr,
422 Gardner Road.
Salem, Oregoa
July 1,,W
served" bv prolonged non-recogni-. withheld from congress.
lion" of Red China. . I laoinei secretary Maxwell ksdd
Coaaddered Third Party this week declined to appear in
t. The president's vexation with person belor th Mccieuan (roup
o. having the administration
"kicked in the shins" by legisla
tors who should be supporting it.
Th third party idea never pro
gressed beyond th president'
thinking, Donovan say.
At May 22 meeting th same
summer. Secretary of Defense Wil
son said wistfully he wished more
Republicans would recognize that
they no longer were member of
th opposition party.
"Brother. I heartily stree." lha
unconstitutional necessitated a dif- rule on a demand by Sen. McCar-! president replied,
ferent pattern of life in the South, i thy that the subcommittee sub-j ,,, that on tbe
Um aaiw K smulri lake time for Docna Rabb. McCarthy also asked .. ..... n . j m.i.. l-..
-- ' - - - , null ui rruKuiAins nra vniiia. i
people there to uproot U tradi- that Rsbb be cited for contempt. ,nnower "felt that it was unfortun-
lions and live by th new. FBI i Tht Wisconsin senator also asked ... . climate hul Hv,lnrwwf
. . . . , , j . . 1. n. 1 .... n it i ..JV '
i niei j. r.agar noover reponea at " uts. wnani ur uivim
this meeting that Communists in-1 before the subcommittee to say
the "powerful right wing" of hia
party reached such extreme In
th summer of 196 that for a time
he considered th idea of a new
political party.
4. Eisenhower' told March t,
19M cabinet meeting that tht sup
reme court's 'decision holding rac
ial segregation -in public schools
after sending word neither he nor
sny member of his staff "leaked
official documents to tne author.
Whit House Pre Secretary
James C. Hsgerty ha declined to
answer reporter' questions sbout
the book.
Ceatemp Artie
McClellan did not immediately
tended to inject th. negr question
into every possible issue.
Refuted to Tangle
S. The tactic ol Sen. McCarthy
(R-Wi) "disgusted and infuriated"
the president in private, but
Eisenhower refused to tangle with
the senator in public. When Presi
dential Aide C. D. Jackson late in
19S3 drafted a presidential attack
mentioning McCarthy by name, the
whether the book quotes Brownell
correctly in what McCarthy termed
a "scurrilous" reference to him.
Donovan quote Brownell a tell
ing a cabinet meeting July 29,
1955, that when he investigated th
failure of the general accounting
offic (GAO) to report to th FBI
on questionable aetivitie by a cer
tain clothing manufacturer, he
discovered that some of the GAO
president banged it down on hi i staff had been instructed by Mc
desk and told Jackson angrily at CarJhy to hold back auch informa-
a White House staff meeting: lion until Mctanny leu tne ngnt
I will not get in the gutter with time had come for producing it."
that mv
Eisenhower argued that to fight
McCarthy "either he would have to
descend to McCarthy's level or else
bring McCarthy up to th presi
dent's level, and h would not do
either one."
Leav of A bee ace
Donovan took leave of absence
Misstatement?
McClellan directed his' Itaff to
writ Brownell asking him about
the statements. McCarthy said if
Brownell was quoted correctly he
"is guilty of a deliberate misstate
ment." Donovan sty McCarthy was
1 mentioned at an April 2, 19S4 cab-
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Serving Salem and
Vicinity as Funeral
7
Directors for 25 Years
Convenient I c 1 1 1 n S. Commercial
Street on but lino direct rout t) com
eterles no era traffic I hlndar serve
ces Salem' maist modem funeral ham '
whh Mating capacity for 300. Service
within your moans, always. '
Virgil T. Golden Co.
Oraco S. Gold)
AOS S. Commertlsl St.
FUNERAL SIRVICI
Phono 4-32S7
in which, to it seemed to him, it
was looked upon almost as un
American even to debate the mer
its of recognition. H sometimes
remarked to associate that it
might be better if diplomatic recog
nition were entirely a matter of
acknowledging that a government
wa in fact in power in a country."
Net Convinced
Donovan goes on to say the
president "was not convinced -that
the vital interests of the I'nited
States were best served by. pro
longed nonrecognition of China."
He adds Eisenhower asked it It
would not be best in the long run
for th V, S, to "pull China away
from Russia rather than drive th
Chinese ever deeper into an un
natural allianc unfriendly to the
U.S."
Donovan says, however, the pres
ident has never mad any move to
change the policy of nonrecogni
tion, confronted a he was by th
"hostile conduct of the Chinese
Communists and the intense anti
pathy to Red China" among the
American people.
Elaborating on the Jan. 13. 19:4
meeting on the second term ques
tion, Donovan say the 12 sdvistrs
Invited to give their views were:
Brownell, GOP National Chairman
Leonard W. Hall, Secretary of
Stat Dulles, United Nations Am
bassador Henry Cabot Lodge,
Whit House Staff members Sher
man Adams, Wilton B. Persons,
Hagerty, Howard Pylc: former
Presidential Secretary Tom Ste
phens. Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey, Postmaster General
Summerfield, and Milton Eiscn-
I hnw.f th. nr.ciHnt'a hrnlher
f 1 Sam lp Pra aad Cong
I ..iil "The" arrangement was," Dono-
tvan write, "that each guest would!
. comment until It wee Milton ViunTl
1 1 hower's turn. He would then sum
up the pros and cons. . , but by the
time the' president came to his
brother, pro opinion was unani
mous. Later he remarked Joking-
. ly to some of his gur.ts, ' I didn't
4 know you'd all be against me.' "
! The author says one of fhe most
4 telling points made by Milton ti-
srnhower ia summarizing argu
h mcnls for a second term was that
1 1 if the president was to work i l
Ijfectively for peace it would have
! to be from the Whit House, not
1 1 from retirement,
j j In marshalling argument
1 1 igainst running, Milton said the
, president had already spent more
than 40 year In public service and
ifour Tnor year in the presidency
would be great burden. '
v "In the president' mind, ob
j . vlously." Donovan writes, "'the
v arguments for ntitweishrd the
M arguments galnst."
The author says while the presi
dent did not say so that night, his
guests seemed to sense he -would
run again. .
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PUREBRED Springer Spaniel
pupa, asae aunnyview Ave.
DOOS to give away, 1 yr. old
Good pet for children. Call
S-w?o arier g p.m.
FOR SALE: I cu. ft. refrigerator.
1-1717.
4 BDRM. house, full bsmt., w
antenna, W. Salem, cloae to
school, as bus. S7S no pets
Reference required. Call 1-73.
TWIN SIZE Fold-s-Rola stroller.
1 bsslnetta. I a) chair. Ph.
4-4J31.
WILL, keep house for I adult.
live in. fh.
U-PICK Northwest strswberry.
Sc lb. Star Rt. Boa SI. Silver
ton Ore.
S7,-4 bdreaeveU N. list. Inquire
1441 oak.
1 bdrm. house, gar, walking dlst.
capisoi nnopping (.enter, near
schools at bus. lit N. Capitol
1-S44.
11 FT. plywood boat, trailer
oars ia. isos water at. arier
p.m.
FOR RENT Com'l bldg, 1U4 sq.
ft. witn office location aonn
on well traveled street. Ph.
1-1700.
U-PICK Irrigated hill Marshalla.
rred Meyer. ml. w. uruan
College Store.. Ph. 1-4177; .
1 bdrm. modern, suburban has.
u mo. Ph. 1-041,
FREE: top aolL u-haul W. Salem
4-OS34. .
MARRIED man wanted for perm.
work on 1. orchard. House,
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alert, have exper. In farming
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radio & heeler Pb. 4-191.
hevrolet Qadillac
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PAINTING: Interior exterior,
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SALEM BART1LE ROOFING
Most mod. Ufa time roof, color
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BOTO-VATINO
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IAND a CBAVIL
WALLINO SAND AND GRAVEL
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C rushed quarey rocks and eras
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Garden sand, bull-doilng. aho
el and dragllnework. S-B24.
SALEM SAND at GRAVEL CO.
Reedy mix concrete, . crushed
and round BTavel, sand nd ton
soil. 1401 N, Front St 1-1441.
VALLEY SAND it i RAVEL CO,
Crushed Sr round grsvel Ban
Ai con mix 1-4001
UPTIO SBBVH -r
MIKE'S Seplie service Tanks
cleaned D rooter clean eewera
drains Phone S-44
HOWARD'S Roto-Rooter, sewers,
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Humeri septic tanks cleaned,
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Phons 1-7404 or 1-1774.
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400 Agriculture
402 Livestock for Sals
SELL 1 gentle brood sows to
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(VRTeid geldTng Quarter horse,
aleenew saddlePh.e-sJoi.
GOOD kids' Shetlsnd pony, also
have saddle. Phono 3-UM.
FOR SALE or trad soma good
colored aaddla horses It kid
ponies. Good 1.300 lb. black
mare, broke single to work,
ride and pack. S17 Sllverton
Rd.
PROFESSIONAL boreeehoef La
Hanson, 4-4714 or 4-SOU
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Chair, I . burner, gea stove,
misc. 6 S. Summer.
LOst: Black Schlpperke terrior,
vicinity East near Lancaster.
Ph. 4-4.T94.
BY OWNER
bdrm. home, living, dining,
ent. hall. Lovely pmk s gray
kit. Insul. St weatnerstripped.
Attach, garage, paved St. a
driveway. Mice diet., (70 da.
71 mo. Inc. taxea a, insurance.
Ne loaa eost Located 1 bike
E. est Kelsor School. Son Keaad
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BILL DA Vat- BtrfLDEft
71 Sunset Ave. Ph. S-0T1
4 rm.- furn. cottage. near bus.
cioree. eeuita. rn. a-easa.
VERY pretty black male Feb.
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Close In.- 0 S. Summer.
FOR RINtTaub 1 bdrm, frpL,
daylight bsmt . cloaa to school
It stores. 1-43M
CLEAN, nicely turn. 1 bdrm.
duplex. T.V. antenna. 4-431.
OWNER TRANSFERRED
WILL aac. 1 bdrm. ranch style
home. lJOO sq ft. 153 Brenna.
1-4740.
LICENSED II ft. camping trailer
1150. See at 4737 Thorman.
FREEZER: New upright large 19
cu. ft. Exclusive heavy duty
quiet running aealed unit.
yr. gaurantee. I vr. fond spoil
age guarantee. Special UBtl
this week. . 171 Center. Ph.
l-t71:t Dlr.l
BOXER, female. l'i yrs, 3S.
Ph. 4-7021.
DO you like a nice woodsy place
"wtth plenty o! elbow room
This spacious newer, pertly
furn. 3 rm. home for leese for
only S.X) per mo. Located 4
ml. from Dallas. Olaf Thon
stad Real Estate. Ml N. Capitol
, 1-700J.
FISHERMEN
t FT. light weight carton boat
carrier, oars. Ml. 1-1074.
1 BEDROOM unfurnished house.
fenced back yard, see 1170 N.
' 14th. Phone 1-4317.
BARGAIN New 19M Ford V-
1-dr. Styletone. Bermuda blue
r Ivorv. Extras. Call 3-KS4 or
see at (S3 S. High.
300 Prr.onal
312 Ut ) Found
FOUND: Cold wedding band.
Initials R CP. Claim by pay
in for this sd.
FOUND: 1 truck lira St wheel.
Ph
MONTHS aid femal Tot Pe
kinese dog lost al corner of
Verda Lena Sr Chemawa Rd.
Phone 3-1714. Rewerd.
LOST: Gray Jersey heifer, I
yrs. old. Tsrtooed In both esrs,
JOSl. Sh is due to celf June
M. Last seen et Tudding R .
E nf Hubbard. Reward. Wood
burn 1-431.
314 Trejsiiportntioei
RIDE FAST tbout July II, P.O.
Box 131, Salem.
31 Personal
TOO MANY BILLS?
Don't let your bills et you tn
trouble. If you're behind In
Reyinents. we ran help vou.
o aecunty or rosigner need
ed One place to pay all bills.
Pay only Wist you ran af
ford I (Bonded and Licensed
for your protection!)
CREDIT CONSULTANTS
Salem I-SM4 for tnformstloc,
MFNTAlTeclVnTe rlaeee at 170
Klngwood Ave. Cloeed July 4
August. Freda Farmer.
ALCOHOLICS A non y an o us group
No I. IQSg N Com! 1-4537.
Alcoholics Aaonymou. sat
S Commercial 1-110
OPAlTKINOTwell known Psy-i-hle
Reader. 17 Union St
400 Agriculture
T
4073tlvfock for Sal
Sslem Meat Co rocker beef
Custom killing, euttlnp as wrap
pin, tresis loaned free.
FOR SALE or trade, gentle
pontes for children, also good
saddle horses Bob Pranke. 30
N. Water St.. SUvartoav Pb
1-4114.
403 Livestock Wanted
147 BUICK Spec. Bdn. In good
coiuL, 17. 000 actual ml, trade
for anykiad uveatock, eel tie
preferred. Ph.. 4-M33.
LIVESTOCK buyer. Claude Ed
wards, Rt a. Box SE, 4-1111
CATTLE, horses, at your fsrm
E. C. McCandllsh. Rt 1. 1-4 1W
CATTLE ouver A. F Sommer.
1160 Harmony Dr Ph. 4-9M7
CATTLE ouvrrs 47 SUte I
L aj H. Snethen. 1-1345. 1-4.1S0
404 Poultry end Robbit
400 Agriculture 400 Agriculture
412 Fruit i Firm Piwduc412 Fruit fc Fsrm Product
ROYAL ANNE3, LAMBERTS. BINGS. BIX
REPUBLICANS AND WATERHOUSE CHUV
RIES FOR BRINING PURPOSE.
CASH ON DELIVERY
GET-CHERRY.BOPS AT
KELLEY-FARQUHAR
lli460 TILE ROAD "
." ' ...
SALEM, ORE.
PH0XE 2-4133
FOR SALE large red frytrs 1 M
ea. Ph. 1-BUI.
YOUNG, heavy, locker hena
layers. 4-SOS.
KENS for locker or laying. Mc
lb. S-OU30.
BABY Cblrka hatched yr. round.
valley Farm Blore. -4aH.
TURKEYS, even ready. Oil your
Kiruii now. edv 10. ui.
Closed Bat m. as Sunday.
Kuykendall Eggsa Poultry,
lis Lancaster Dr. Ph. 4-31 Is.
CUSTOM DRESSING
Of .poultry. We. buy rsbbltt.
Wings JvsS a lata. rn. 4-jsis
401 ft
BOSTON Terrier Stud Service.
Ph. 4-I4S.
1 PUPPIES; Pekingese, wire
Fox-terriers, cockers, ch.
bloodlines, low price. Douglas
Kennel. Scotts Mills, take Hwy
113, turn X. I ml. N, at Sllverton.
REO AKC Dachshund pupa.
wks. Kees. oilers accepted, ra.
1-1514.
DACHSHUND PUPPIES, minia
ture, long hatred, black ai red,
Reg. Ph. 4-7304.
MINIATURE Poodle puppies.
AKC reg., excel.- blood . lines.
Ph. Mayfalr 3-1.V7S. Dallas, or
Skyline 7-1363, Monmouth.
S MO. Old Reg. German short
hsired Pointers for ssle or
trsde. IS10 S Capitol. Ph 4-0S13
MOORE PETS
Cocker puppies, kittens. Open
eves. 4003 stste.
EXTRA NICE CHIHUAHUA
Puppies, 4 Mo. 2-3473
FOR SALE: Tiny, part. Chihua
hua puppies, fence i noun
pets, flow S3. Ph. 4-1507.
FREE, very cute kittens wmoth-
er csrs. rn. e-eeu.
FOR SALE: Beautiful reg. Per
sian kittens, dark atlver, alao
whltea with blua ayes. Mrs.
W. H. Peet, R. No. 1, Box 144,
MolalLs. Phone. 304.
BOSTON terrier puppies beau
tifully marked, reg. rn. 4-4a,
FREE Kittens. Ph. S-S7S1..
BIRD Paradise for re.ro s, esges
Supplies lie uvinaTsion i-ibsj
FREE KITTENS. 410 Hertel
Drive. Ph. 1-0203.
YOUNG parakeets, rages, feeds
u,... r e s.nu
PURE BRED Springer Spaniel
pups. See SuntqrvleW'. Ave.
Ph. 4-1030.
FOR SAL Pupplea, aU klnda.
come see afternoons si avws
Livingston or call 1-7MS.
Will buy pupplea any kind.
10 MO. old mala Boxer, HI Ph.
4-4SOS.
Reg. German dhepard pups, Rln-
Tln-TIn blood line. Also stud
aervice. Ph. 4-M2.
FOR SALE: Pupplea, Cheap.
rn. e-si.e. ,
410 S)xis ond Plants
BEGONIAS t FOR $1
FUCHSIAS. 45c: smaller, 4 for
Si, Lukes, speare ei musk
melons 1 for 25c. Salvia, pe
tunlss as hanging baskets.
Lowery'g Greenhouse. 1591
Chemawa Ad.
BEGONIAS, Gloxinias. Fuchsias.
Copley Gardens, 2d3 .Chemawa
(12 Fruit & Farm Product
KITES. U-pIrk place, blsrk cap
berries, 43SU mage vr. rn.
3-45 1H.
U-PICK Northwest Strswber-
rlss, 10c. Good clean field. 1U
ml. E. t N. of Kelser School.
wstch for aigna. Ed Sproed.
BUYING CHERRIES
Ceuld use a small orchard or a
few add trees If loaded: I buy
en the tree but don't gather
on shares. Ph. 4-1751.
U-PICK nice ripe N. W, strew.
names, inc. i,eonara riayaa,
5SS0 Qulnaby rd. Ph. 1-7110
U-IMCK KTarshalla. Sc lb. ml.
rrom scottys Auction house.
Out Center to curve, turn
right. L. A. Tunnell, Ph. 2
U-PICK Northwesrstrswherrles.
0c lb, I ml out on Glen Creek
Rd. Tt J. Shipley. Rt. 1, Box 44
U-PICK Northwest slrawherrlea.
10e lb. R. I. Fiedler, 4411 Bat
ter Dr. Ph. 4-340,
E
t H LI
Bring; your own containers. East side Mis
sion Bottom Rd. 3 miles South of Wheat
land Ferry.
J. E. JOHNSON
PH. 3-6916
U-PICK Montmorency cherries
On Talbot Rd. l' ml. w. af
Jefferson High School.
PIE CHERRIES
PH. 4 SMS
U-PICK Willamette raepberrtea
SI per flat, .bring containers.
J 0. Farley, 141. Brooks Ave.
Ph. 4-SUl.
. U-PICK
NORTHWEST
STRAWBERRIES
10c LB P.RIN0 CONTAINERS.
STANLEY SNttD. RT. ' I.
BOX 73. PROOKS LOCATED
I MI. NORTH Or BROOKS.
HIWAY SO, PH. 1-3141
U-PICK Northwest Strawber
ries 10c lb. Lsuderback V Ar
re 11. Lerdon ld. Ph. 4-115,1.
RASPBERRIES. Mrs. Brantner,
MM Chemawa Rd. 1-1 M4 eves.
STATE Inspected milk SSc. Ph.
4-111L Kim. II Cor. on sUte
FASTEU1U2ED whale enilav Tie
(111. Heextogenlted, Ttc, ', gsl
on 40c. deary Dairy. s-Kul
GOOD U-pIck strawberries. 1
mu out urcnar usnta. no.
Joe Luraa.
FOR SALE: Grass and Sub-Clo-vsr
Hay, good cond. (17 per
ton In field. Ph. 4-aao.
U-PICK strawberries. S mi. esst
Totem Pole. Msx Woods.
U-PICK Northwest strawberries.
Sr. Floyd Herrold, lit. X, Box
107. Ph. 1-4.114.
U-PICK Northwest atrawberrlrs.
10c lb. Z. on Center, s N, ef
Frultland Church. 4VOSO. M.
R. Wadaawada. '
U-PICK raspberries, 10c lb. 4
ml. from Pacific highway an
Hasal Green Rd. Richard Lave,
Ph. 4-IT7.
PIE cherries 13c. U-plck Sc. Ph.
1-4174.
U-PICK Montmorency pie cher
ries, Srhwslk, 101 W. Chema
wa. (Kelser l
U PICK, e
N. W., excellent picking, t a.m.
till 1 p.m. W. H. I A. P.
Williamson, Rt, S, Box 444.
Ph. 4-4074.
U PICK
STRAWBERRIES
OPEN TODAY
6 A.M. Till Dark
II A. Irrigated River Bottom
Northwest Strawberries,
10a per lb.
BRING YOUR OWN
CONTAINERS'
, FIELD LOCATED AT ,
WEATHERS DUST PLANT
CO TO KEIZER, TURN
WEST AND TOLLOW
WINDSOR ISLAND RD. I MI.
. FIELD ON R1GHT.JUST
BEYOND THE HOP YARD.
s- R. L. FARMS
U-PICK Northwest strawberries.
10c lb. Now on lest picking.
Ft. P. Barnwell. 4SJ4 N. River
RJ . Kclter. Ph. 4-4304.
CHOICE Willamette raspberries.
urosrs taken now. rn. 4-shs,
413 Fertiliser
CHICKEN manure, truck
lio, deuverod, 4-101,
PETE Moss from chick trays, Tto
sack. Valley Fsrm Store.
414 Form Iajuipmt
GARDEN tractor with cultivator
disc blsdc Ac 11 in. plow. See)
at 421 E Ewald Ave.. Sslem,
Ph. 1-404. A. H. Stevens.
F O RS"A l7t: Mdl.BAilsit
Chalmer s Tractor aV Culllve
tnr wfertlllier attach. T. D.
Howe, RL S, Box Ml, Silver,
ton. m
450 Merchand isv
4S1 MscKlrnryVT)l
OXT-ACETYLENE WEXDINfJ
set used once US 00. Bagia
Nlshioka, Elaine Apia. No. 17,
S7I N. Liberty.
4S5 Hou Goods for Sl
HOOVER Cleaner, V4.M. 111 N.
Capitol Dir. 1-7017,
ATT. ! Plumbers, Builders, Horn
Owners. Bava (100. New O. B.
Dlshwssher-Slnk comb. Now
only SIM M complete. Sesp
terms. SeVH Green Stamps.
Matter Servtee Statlots, SN N.
Com'l.
USED rerrlgerstors, lis S 4s up.
Al Lsue. A pp. Ms State St
81 Spin dry wsaher, good coodl
111. Ph. 1-503. ...
FOR SALE Easy Spin Dry wsah
er, good cond. 50. Ph. 4-4111
or see st 111! Norway.
FRIGIDAIRX rsnge, excellent
condition. . Make offer. Ph.
4-3IUI.
BLECTROLUX Clesner. Ills.
1311 N. Capitol Dir. 3-T047.
BELAID Una, 1M per m. rel
- U EUatrasa Co.. MS aVUs
orty. USED washers 111 es up. MoeV
era Appliance Center, 1141 Sn.
Com'L Ph. 4-IM4.
ROSE, bed deveno. Eawellenl
condition. 140 A. St
HOlTSaV
II-
FURNt
JUST BROUGHT IN
HOLD OF GOOD
TunE, 1NCL.:
Hull RUOS
NECC HI CAB. SEWINO
MACHINE
G. E. RrPRia. 1 FT,
SEPARATE FREEZER
MAYTAG EL. WASHER.
. LATEST MODEL
ADMIRAL T. V, PLAYS
GOOD .
TYPEWRITER COWS.
DESK. WAU
4) RECLININO CHATft
:DAVENO CHAUX SET
(WING ROCKER
MANY OTHER ARTICLES,
PRICED TO SELL.
1(09 No. Summrr St
WOODRY FURNITURE
MKT.
Dunrsn Phyfe mah. tahle.
1 large leaves, I chairs, buf
fet. I pc. set, only IPS
Msple Dev. at Chair
Stripe upholstery 114 9
Chsirs. tehle A buffet cart MS M
Good used Trssh Burner . in M '
Large office desk, typaerrtter
comp. ..: .,,,. ,SlMt
Older used wsshsr,
works good : .'. ... lit M
Ths Rest Btlvf la Town
1M N, Bummer St, Woodryl,