The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, August 05, 1956, Page 10, Image 10

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10-(Sec. II) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun., Aug. 5, '56
Source for Dread Bubonic
Plague Located by Doctor
Bt JACK LF.FLER
CORONA. Calif. I When An
drew Sakacs. travel ill. wf
broueht to Corona Naval Hospital,
doctor quickly had a grim sus
picion.
For three preceding (lays, the
4J-yer-oId retired Navy chief pet
" ty officef had been treated (or
what was thounht a recurrence
af malaria. Hii condition iu
ateadily worsening.
After one look. U. Cdr. Lay M
Fox. Sl-ycar-old intcrni.it from
Baltimore, ruled out malaria. But
what else could it beT
A emick check allowed:
White blood corpuscle count 47.-
OOO S to 10 timea above normal.
Continued chills, fever, nausea.
" diarrhea. Extremely painful wel-
Malaria Toll
Said 2 Million
Every Year
PARIS (INS-Medical experts
in the World Health Organiiation
estimate that 400 million human
beings throughout the world are
exposed to the dangers ot malaria
each year.
Each year, , these experts pre
dict, some two million people,
"roUirMy tffiif Kfiwit orthwac
tually (uffering from the dread
disease will die, because ot lack
of effective measures to combat
. malaria.
Some idea of the Immense task
which faces those encased in a
continuous world-wide campaign
to wipe out malaria, can be
gained from statistics which show
that in India alone, nearly two
hundred million people live la
areas where malaria it prevalent.
In the' whole of Asia, (excluding
Red China), at least SO per cent
of total population of about 550
millions are exposed 10 malaria
Backwartl Castries
Medical expertrTWint out that
the Droblem exists not only in
backward and underdeveloped
countries in Asia. Africa, and
Latin America. Malaria has con
tinually ravaged Greece, Italy
and Yugoslavia, w h i I even
France has not been entirely im
mune.
The wide range of operation of
the malaria-carrying mosquito Is
evident from the fact that case
have been recorded In areas as
widely separated as Archangel in
Northern Russia, and Cordoba in
Argentina.
The discovery of D;D.T. during
World War II proved of immense
value in the fight against ma
ana. Use of this tri-chemlcal
eomrjound In the form of a spray
baa permitted WHO medical
teams to carry out large scale
campaigns against malaria la re
mote and generally inaccessioie
areas where out break nave Deea
greatest.
'jWpregAii'e'.
-A survey of a number of coun
tries where and malaria cam
paign have been carried out pro
vides an impressive record of the
efficiency of DDT. although WHO
official have pointed out the pos
sibility that certain species of
mosquito may in time develop an
immunity to this chemical. . ,
In the whole of Asia, it is be
lieved that as a result of inten
sive campaigns, nearly 30 per
cent of the 270 million people liv
ing in the danger zone, have re
ceived a reasonable degree of im
munity, and similar progress has
been reported in all other malaria
areas.
ling in the right groin. Small
amount of pus in right ankle. No
evicence of ascending red streaks
in the right leg, as in a normal
infection.
Dr. Fox learned that the prev.
ious Saturday. June IS. Sakacs
hod fished in a remote mountain
area and, upon return, noticed
several small red marks on his
right ankle. He had begun feel
ing ill
Flea Bites
The marks. Dr. Fox reasoned.
could have been flea bites.
An alarming picture began tak
ing shape. But Dr. Fox. a cau
tious man, wanted to be sure be
fore announcing his dread diag
nosis.
He extracted specimens from
swollen lymph glands in the groin
and examined smears microscop
ically. These confirmed the suspicion:
Bubonic plague one of the
most fearsome diseases in all man
kind's history but a medical rari
ty in this country.
The time was 4 p m. It had tak
en just three hours to . solve the
puizle.' "...
The young doctor.- who never
had encountered a. plague case
before, won wide .acclaim from
associates for his expert diagno
sis, i
But his medical detective work
is only part of the story of the
Illness of Andrew Sakacs who
died June K for lack of early!
uwunenlr -
Featured at State Fair
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Dramatic Search
While the hospital was using ev
ery method known to medical sci
ence to break the disease's hold
on Sakacs, California health au
thorities launched a quick and
dramatic search for the - plague
source.
Word of the case had sent pan
ic through Sakacs' hometown of
EI Rio, a small Southern Califor
nia city near Oxnard in Ventura
County.
Mothers kept their children In
doors, checked .them for feverish
symptoms. Rat hunts" 'were or
ganized and platoons of trapbait
ers went to work.
Mention of plague evoked shud
dering tales of the "Black Death"
that swept through Europe in the
14th Century, leaving 2S million
dead.
But plague had been consigned
to virtual extinction in this coun
try by high standards of sanitation.
L'akaowt Disease
Would the plague spread like
wildfire as it did in Europe
entiicloa mr.A -till A ui in
. . --. ..... . . a . asasss a a
r&: t.n vicim . 5ome Industries I roubled
the almost unknown disease?
Veteran ntartiinert Dorothy Toy and Paul Wing will makt their
- first Oregon oepoaraiKe Sopt. M at a featured act of the
Helen Hughe stag revue at the Oregon stato fair. The re
vue will be presented nightly at I in front of the grandstand.
"Ml. S. Economy Strong But
A Health Department task
force, headed by Dr. M. G. Wy
man. epidemiologist- Robert W.
Jones, rodent control specialist;
nd Harvey I. Mary of the Los
Angeles field office, set out to fol
low a faint trail they hoped would
lead to the source of plague,
first they checked the Sakacs
Ing neas. They found none. Then
(Editor's Halt: Whal't the Busi
ness picture In IS Mldwesl, where
farmi and aiitos are major rftnald
eratlona right So?' H hat It the
situation In Ui Far West, the
Smith ana the Industrial East aa
Ih natloss arsres for another pres
tantlal campalm? An at-a-slanr'
rrpart bl ixllurai iitua lor
154).
the most then the auto cities of
Michigan, for example now see
good times only as a memory, or
as a future promise.
The Smith once caught up in an
industrial boom as textile mills
and chemical plants came along
to serve them this aummer
By BAM DAWSON watches nervously as the textile
Stales as a whole has a healthy i weakness and the weight of over-
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T
R.
Designer Says
Phonevision
Nearly Here
they checked the premises where color at mid summer. But general production, and as the race of
he worked at Port Hueneme Na- gooo' times are mottled here ana further incustnal growth slows
val Base. Again nothing. . ! there by a few ailing industries ; noticeably.
The disease detectives learned and some troubled communities fia,,,in. .sirurri
of Sakacs' trip to a ranch in Lock- j a now familiar pattern in a post- j other cities sents of the air-
wood Valley, deep in the Los Pa-jwar America of flourishing busi- rrnft jnrlustrv in the far west anil
dres Nationar Forest, the Satur-!nesses side by side with depressed Texas, for example find their
day before he became ill. ' They j ones. ! mfisi prcssfriK problems Indav in
examined the places where he a triD around Ihe country shows the st merle to catch un with the
paused for a glass of beer or
stopped to look at the scenery.
and again found nothing. ia2
roaad t toe
But when they reached the un
occupied buildings of the ranch,
they found their first clue. Lying
all about, in and out of the build
ings, were the carcasses of squir
rels and rabbits.
Working quickly., the health of
ficials collected fleas from the
dead animals and burrow open
ings, then trapped some live ani
mals. The fleas proved to be car
some sharp chances from a year
Cities that were prospering
U. S. Sends 22
Shiploads of
Food Overseas
WASHINGTON The I nited
States has sent 211.000 metric tons
rim of the deadly pUKue and. ' J10"1 he cqu.vatrn! of 22 hip- h
rtMin..civ tri hi i toads to cirM Kuropcati coutitrirs tn.
ruwknn iiwci . v, eo nine 11
1. IIIVOMW iliJ' 1U Mia 1' ,
Ihle tn .Ion .in In . tnlrnhonA anri u "
Live- animals trapped a half !,n(i'T. Tresident Kisenhowers plan
mile from the ranch buildings ln. T"'vp causrn,ny crop
The lnlernatinn.il Cooperation
. ih. ;; i vnn "Thus," reported Jones, "it ap- ' . n.ernminnai ooperauon
ee the person you are talking to, . uj , :!.; Administration said the commodi-
JouThnk ' ,0nCr '"""l course in the Immediate vicinity" c"t to Franco. Greece, I.un
'Vt that i, the opinion of ranch building, .An epi-'
retra. Aleksa. a junior majoring ' '"' what " 1 clifoM wh "at an"
Mi product design at the institute dered milk, cheese, butter, beans.
The entire area for miles around r"'c and n,h(T Afm-
was.du.sted with DDT a. a Prj ciRlil .COIXEfT TAXRS
'It was a million-to-one chance KAWACH1, Japan r- City fa-
of Design of the Illinois Institute A" 1u.",r
of Technology in Chicago.
Aleska. who escaped from Russian-dominated
Lithuania in 1944
and entered the United States as
a displaced person, is so optimis-
tic that phonevision soon will he
an accepted means of communica
tion that he has designed a phone
booth for the purpose.
The futuristic phone shelter was
unveiled on the IIT campus.
Aleska explained that the grace
ful free-form structure is desicned
especially for use in parks and ' for half a century.
natural wooded areas. But he! They have found that epuoolics
that Sakacs haDnened to he talk- IhcTs worried about laKKinc city
ing in the midst of an epizootic revenues launched a new kiea this
area, and that an inlective flea week. They put s trim or six prct
happened to bite him," Jones , lv young girls to work as tax col
said. ! lectors- but sent along a huvky
Health authorities have been'ma'p escort in case someone. gets
quietly fighting plague-in wild wrong idea.
rodents in IS Western states and
twi Western Canadian provinces
added:
break out periodically and deci-
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! Snlcm
I kit.
m m m m m m m m w irw i
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housing, services, utilities which
their still expanding industrial
economy requires. If one of their
new industries slows down a bit
there always scin to he another
one to step in and keep the gen
eral health hih.
Drought gives many sections a
hard time. Farmers in parts of
Iowa. Mi.v.imri, Colorado. Texas
see parched lields anri new dust
howls threatening. I.hcslork men
watch southwest ranges dry up
and water tables fall. Rut neigh
boring suites, w it h plenty of rain
is year, see crops llourish while
farm prices increase.
Prosperous, communities hae
their special problems. Drilling for
oil is slowed do'in while Louisiana
ami the federal yovrrnmcnt feud
over ownership of the tidelands.
And New Orleans seeks to im
prove its port standing by wang
ling a 'channel to the (jiilf of Mex
ico to bypass the winding Missis
sippi. Worry Shared
The California fishing industry
and1 Ihe southern textile mills
shine one worry the threat of
Japanese competition.
The booming aircrall and other
industrial activity in Ihe Pacific
northwest is Icmnrrcd somewhat
by a little weakness in lumber and
by a w inter-damaged wheal and
fruit crop and by squabbles over
who should build what new dam
where.
Some weaknesses spread impar
tially over the country. Auto deal
ers everywhere found sales down
JjvlIj mirht - try- It nn . riln.,maln thn rnHi-nl .rninulatisin. nf an
street. Its eurvini! shane mieht i entire area. . i ' I Toil) last year s ft er lev el Most
prove an Interesting contrast to! The last Calilornia plague 1 r,n, i,Pivfr ! h"mo n"il';'r'i w1' putting up
the rows of angular buildings that! death prior to Sakacs occurred in t H" rntrm.f, awn n.rf ntnrt. f'er houses this year than last.
fill our cities." 1947. The average since l!17 has ??!:'",,".?":!, f, nf ""rarniers most places, although
Il.i. l.nrf I .1.. ...
Alntr. knliAt.AM Ik. luw.tk .mM . been aboilt One CSS. . eVerV tW'O knl,,, Falh,r t IL1.. V''.. .un rs.
k. r.. nrt.nmA In mnU.H VfaU I SlnnV.r III Sj1p.ii; M r Vfrnnira 'they
fiberelass. metal or clastic and 'Black Death
multi-colored to make it visually
Itr
' ( appirr nf Rm-iirstrr Minn.;
feeling belter Ibis
had
summer than
Too Late to Classify
ADS IN THIS COLUMN
RECEIVED . . .
Too Late to Classify
CAN hop wanted, day shift. JB
Drlv. In, :2. Fairiroundi Rd
ISO- For lraa. 4-hdrm, houaa.
21UJ park. rn. l-ss.u. ,
IRS ACRM,"bldj." Nr., Bronktl i
1.100 arra. I'h. 4-3K83, Salem.
Rochester" paarhru now 'N WI10I.KSAI.K
rmdv: Goldrn Jubllra , oihrr. BUSINESSA nlc eh
rrll .HI. vanetlei ialr, J3i0 humn.sa. attracliv. inenni.
waiiac. ita. Ij.suo for tnv.ntory. Isol
AlllSiTRKAM Trailer.. wnpM'. full-llm. Buaineaa. Wflla BOX
finrst Irnvel trailer. See Ey
arly'a. 4.MI5 S. Pacific Hiway.
Hl MKBrt'RY 4-dr.lCnod eon
dllton. U'.IS. Ph. 3-4X13.
1 P.DRM., rntlaae. clean dif
ferent Antenna. - Aauui. H7
N. 18th. .
week, exrel. Co, henefltl.
terest in developing into Dept.
Manager eenual. Afe lo 45.
Apply in person. W. T. Grant '
Co. i
224. Slateainan-Journal.
SALE New ilnk-dralnboard-ileei
cabinet combination
23', off I'll SO At up. Jud
kon'a. 219 N. Ciinmirrcial.
LOVELV horn. Kinawmid Dr," '.
bdrms.. den. dbi. plumbing,
bMiit. L.IKC- new. Aouut or
SAI.ESLADY-Pleasant perma-1 amall family. Il.ij. Ph. 3-JI9S
nent woik. 40 houra. .1 day na AtlTirm. uhurh.n Nnrth I
vda. old. .1 bdrtna.. dole.
plumbing, dxhwaaher, bnt.
. I2. Ph. 3-7IM.
1UJ5 CHRYSLER Windsor. 4-dr,
.ui.n r-n.i y tga u.'iu ii.a
CI. FAN. 3-rm. furn. apt., pvt. I tuon ini at iua nuitv numr
i... I, oc rm. -i or traiuferred. Ph 3-8.107.
KOR SALE 4-bdrm.. mod. ' UAp.rtlv furn 4 rm ' elei-
hnme. you are pasting , up a ,,, re(r , oil heal. Ph
good buy. If you don t t-ome ; 4.4vng
in to n-e lliia home at 1070 ! -
Wilbur Sun. or alter S. .FRY cook ' anled, night ihift.
SALESMAN wanted tn .ell eler- I CJ. " . "J.' "'"
tnojil atDnhAiirt S.ilarv car
furnibed nd' commission, LOST Sr. of kev on lonf
Wanted onlv a permanent bra chain, Rttyard. Ph
wnrktrr. Insurance. rtirmnt j 3-WHS after 4 p.m.
and od ol atu ffvrnt npnnr-
tunilv. MOPNINGS ONI.V.
cX Salem'30 Nor,h cTm' lW IVinonal '
CHILD cart my borne. $1 day. , . . .
2J- hr. 4 Corner. Ph. J-9S72. i-oiT ana rouna
PRACTICAL nurnns li vn.
xp. Will live in. Ph. J-44S4.
W A NTFD flood home. for
Golden-Red Cocker. Wonder
ful pet. 'Well trained. Ph.
CLIENTS want eah to buy
f;irm. one wants st.oon
I-
LOST: Jarta clip ear run Hr
rled witn ftiiall pearl. 1 larger
at top. (.onlart Uean Oelit.
Ph. 3-mt
LOST; Swatl ilMgl. Puyi, iii-
. auers to penny in tne vi
cinity of S. 2Ut At Bcllevu.
Ph. 4-SII4
S.'iTaoJw ni." "m LOST? 'BiblrWithbbiru.Tr
on gia.ouv place- .i .... ..,, i
Pay
A. Flh. Broker. Ph. -470
1!'. CHEV Bel Air Hardtop
Sedan. V-8, Radio. Heater.
Powrr Glide. White Walll,
heaittv. Ph. 4-7L1U.
CARETAKER or maintenance.
Y.xp. cabinet work." painting,
repair' Ac yard work Contact
Tom Burch.'tirand Hotel. Ph.
j-.nsi. ,
I WILL DO ironing in my home.
Ph. 4-7S27. ,
BY OWNER W, aleny i-bdrm,
house, exc. cond. Furn. rental
cottage In rear Pnc. 17.950.
1074 1h. Ph. 4-7223.
2-BDRM.' houar. i blki. to Morn-
ingside ach. Ph. 2-0002
G E ELF.C. range, lata model.
auto, oven, excellent cond. M
H. Bedaaul. 17SO S. SummeV.
Ph 4-8072
FDR SALE by builder. New -J-
bdrnv, bath 'i. birch kitch
en with formica drainboarrit.
hrk. nook and dining room,
dhle. garafe. large lot with
shade. $i:Wl South. Ph.
2-JIS1 or 3-4WS
WANTED Cultivator work.
Turnabout tractor. Ph., J-68M.
2-W1IEF.L trailer 4S. Jig saw
810 N'ew Geiger counter $75.
Small gas angina S1Q. Dor.
rabbit wnew double butch
1JU. White duck 2 Or trade
for power tools. Ph. 2-4097
2O07 Coral Ave
WARD elec.
Ph 3-7251.
personal data. Vicinity 912
Division. Ph. l-2la. Reward.
LOST: Westlnghousa phetabl.
radio in front of Lee Apia.
Finder, pleas, return to ofllce
of Let A,Pts.
of Owena Fairmoum. Ph.
3785
FOUND" English blcycleT'oWner
identify A Py for. ad. Ph.
23471. . '
316 Ptrsonolzr
refrlg, hand taws.
TOO MANY BILLS?
Don't let your htlli f ?t you In
trouble. If you're behind ih j
p-yntenti, cotW lielp you. ;
No Kecur.ly of ro-aif nere t
nefded One plare to pay all
biilii. Pav onlv tAoat you ran
afford! . Bonded and licensed'
for vnur protertion't
CRKDIT CONSl LTANTS
Dial Salem 3-M44 for Informa
tion. PSYCHICHeadef-adv.r "oVTaTl
affair. 41.50 Portland Rd. at
Albany rutoff. Ph. 4-Mfi.V
STAR Friends Frank Irn People!
Route 1, Halsey, Oregon.
ALCOHOLICS Anunymuui iroup
N I. 0M N ConVI 3-4537
ALCOHOLICS AnonVrrioua."- Ml
S Commercial 1-2 1M
CA
Save time -Save money
For th Best Professional Servicef
m mm
CP
Make Life Easier - Read & Use Want-Ads Daily!
AnillNQ MACSIIN1S
Buy as you r.nt. All makes
Roan-Typawriteri, 456 Court
Ph.
HPiiANtra
wifSTINGHOt'Sf
Voodry Furnilurt Co.
474 So Cor.-'I Ph 4-1111
CAPITOL bedding Mattress r.
novators New mattresses 4-4009
BRIH BLOCKJHAIOM
BRICK and block Work guar
anleed Ph. 4-6431.
CARPENTER CONTRACTOS1
NF.W building, roofing or paint
ing. remo...a4 tree 4-.M.
CARPENTER CONTRACTOR
Framing, remodeling founda
tions retaining walls, cement
or umic block. Free esti
mates. 36 mo. to pay l-g.'HO
CRASi fVORB
2A-ton Lorain moto cran. Sa
l.m Sand Crave! Co 1-14(11
CXrAYATMO
VINCENT C. NEAL
Elevating Co. '
Baeavaitng llradlBgl '
- Ph. 1-1681
FLOOR COVERINGS
NORMS ' W XTkER Paint Co
Floor-covering Division (Qual
ity Installatlona Linoleum. Aa-
fhall Rubber Tile Wall tile
re. Estimates 4-227S
GRADING DOZ1NO
BULLDOZING, grading at land
clearing. Elmo W. Locker.
owner Si operator. PH. 2-S742.
DOZfNGiLE VELING
PH 1-OH52 P PANTPV1CH
BULLDOZING, clea'r'ng roads.
ponds. 0-4, D-S carryall V
H i iKcr Ph 1-JI44
PAINTING
PAINTINGm.siSPRAY
Fy ir or Job Fret estimates
I n,' 4-0004 and -tm.
Brush or spray Exlerlor or in
terior. Fre. estimates 1-9SOS.
REFRIGERATION
DANA REFRIGERATION
Comm.re'L houaehold Ph. 4o6.
SAND GRAVEL
vv allinii sa n n'SSounKv r
18J5 M-c;iUhnst
Crushed quarry rocks snd grav.
eL All slr.es for rosds, driv..
ways and parking Inls
READY MIX I'D CONCRETE
Garden sand, bull-doring. shov.
el and dragline work 5-0249
SAI.FM SAND At (illAVEI. I O.
Ready mix concrete, crushrd
and round gravel, sand and top
soil. U"i N Knmt St. 2-141.
VAuLEi bAND eRAVElCtT'
Crushed at round grsvcl Sand
con mix 14ihi2
SKPTICSF.R VICE '
TO PLACE AD
"TIIOXE"4-C8ir
HOWARD'S Roto-Hooter, wuers,
septic tanks cleaned. 3-i.il'7
MIKE'S Septic srvtc "lank,
cleaned U rcM.tgt cleans aewers
drains Phone 3-Wri
Hmel l sepuc Units cleaned!
line service Utiarantted work.
Phone 3-74C4 or 1-0774
rPHOI.STERING
"rPHOLSTERING
. Prnfrssinnsl- guar isnrk. fre.
est., pickup, deliver. Ph. J-I7I4
To ji(aie cla.sMlied ads
400 Agrirultiire
410 Seeds and Honrs
BECJONIAS Good color selec
tion 6i93 Lardon Lane. Ph.
l-:7. .
SALE PRICES
BEGONIAS, baskets, ptits. hed-
aing & trailing inicei. some
chiysanthemums. fuchsias,
Lowery's Gre.n House. Iblll
( hemsita Hd. Fndsv. Satur
day iSun. morning onlyi.
BF.fiONlASr-&KMetniar Fwhsias.
Copley Gardens, CM Chemawa
412 Fruit & Form Product
450 Merchandise
455 House Goods for Sole
FOR SALE: Llk. new 1954 C E
range, & 4 burner. 24 ' oven.
Phone 4-HdS.
100 Agriculture
402 Livestock tor Sale
HDRVS furn duplex,
Ph S-irfi"
ACRFS. part wooded hillside. NICE veal calf, milk grain
tl. stream, old livable house I -ted. Ph. Wilis. -
w nown. .k.w a ' ,nn SAI r ,, onmn,v vearllne
ewes. Theo. W Olson, Rt. I.
Box 454. Ph. 5SF23 eve. -
4
month. Ph. i-StSt.. 3-4WW
40 A., by owner. E. of Rrooks.
F J. Morlky, Rt. 1, Box 2:6,
Rrooks. Ore.
BEANS!
4th Picking Aug Tth. Fred
Scharer, Ph.- Sllverton 3-475.1
DR A PE Floral, new, for T4t
window. Including travis rod
and comic. Prt matching
tables lamps . pr. step tables.
hie Ph. .1-1170.1.
PRICE CHOPPED
Owner trans. Must sacrifice
older tvpe house, romp, re
modeled Inside. 3 bdrms , near
M-hnola A: shopping, in city.
So living room, dining room,
nice kitchen wnook. small
dfn, Instil., hdwd. floors, mod.
F A. oil heat wired for dryer,
garsge. trees At shrubs, on
n:ce corner lot. reduced to
n.!.W Ph. Owner 4-47B.
Pavmaslor check Writer
Ph. 4-7544
OPENING
s,.leswoman who hat had hroad
background of sales experi
ence to. reoresent modern
new . S.tlem oiru-e. for nation
wide manufacturer of non
competitive approved health
and reducing equipment
which h. exceptional con
S'lrcrr.rr appe.il Salary while
Icirninc For appointment
Call 4-2lc1
DON'T OVERLOOK
Tnis. 3-bdrm house, well lo-
cwlen nesr M Vincent fc
Highland school At shop cen
ter Hdwd floors. f.rrpUi-e.
dining room, full bsmt.. nice
let. well l.ind''aped.
LAWRFNCE REAL KKTATF
42: S High Ph. 2-4II46
LOCKER BEEF 13c to 17c. Pick
out your animal, will deliver
to slaughter hous any time.
Rt. S, Box M Salem. Ph. 1-1225.
SALEM- leatCo loi-kefaef"
Custom killing, cutting and
wrapping, trailer loaned free.
EXTRA good gentle milk cow
;1f7fa1nymarh
GRADE A
32 JERSEYS
Dairy Ouota w Curlry Dairy
Hugh McManus Rt. 1,' Box 19.
Grrvais
Ror f SSirjN A L norYhoYr"ba
Hanson. 4-6714 or 4-.QS3
FOR SALE or trade, gentle
ponies for children, also good
sadd'e horses Bob Franke. 305
N Water SI Sllverton Ph
1-6134
Russet Potatoes
50 LBS. $1 98
GREEN APPLE MARKET
- 5005 Portland Rd.
rRESHEGGS-Grarfed A can
dled Will deliver rase tots.
S1B0 Sllverton Rd. Ph. 1-2.TO0.
GRAVENSTEIN apples 12 50 box.
St. at Sun. nnlv. Hring con
tainers. 1630 Wallace Rd.
GRAVF.NSTEI11S S2 50 your 'boT.
'i tm. W K N of Kel7er
scho.l. Dennis Wile . Ph.
4-344(1
10 LRS. long white spuds 55c;
bininai 10c lb.;, red rpt to
matoes. 1 lb: 2.1c. Bishops
Fruit Mkf . 3510 ilv. Rd.
U-pick cukes I 50 dilla. $2 50
swTet. Ph. 44321.
C I 'C U V BF R'S ; A 1 1 kl nd. P h .
4-9263. 4725 N. Lancaster.
PAST IV HI ZED"svholemilk 75c
gal. Homogenlred. 79c. ls gal
lon -4(ic. Cleary Dairy. 2-3MJ
413 Fertilizer
ROTTED SAWDI'ST '
15 yrs old Cs. It llk. peet
moss for mulcntng flower beds
3r IsWns ' Call fur prlc. and
delivery. Phillips Bros., Rt. ,
Box SBO. Ph;4-3061.
BARN yard rotted fertiliser. 5
per tnn, minimum S ton load
Ph. 413J Independence.
PFTF. Moss from chirk trava, ?5c
"use-s. a)teT'Sharaj(Kaa
150 Mrrrliandise
451 Machinery t Tools
1955 Minnespolis Vnl-Tractnr W7
combine At picker-sheller. Fh.
4-9H74 eve.
J5TI
ewinq Mochines
403 Livestock Wonted
LIVESTOCK Buver Claude Ld
wards Rt 3 Box K)'JK 4-1 1 II
CAITLK ouve7s7State t
I At H Snethen 2-1.145. 2-4380
CAlILa. n'uises at vour laim
r. t. Mccandflsn. Rt 2. 3-eihV
CATTLE Ouyer A F Sotirrer,
1260 Harmony Dr Ph 4-9067
SEWING MACHINE
Repossessed light weight Singer
portahle Ral S8 5n take over
for II 25 per w k. Ph. 47102
sewing Machine "
Another beautiful Necehi rig
xag portahle left on our hands
with s IWI balance assume eon
tract for ft 25 per k. Ph
471DJ.
Unfinished Chfstj, New
.1 Orase.ra 6fl S5
I Drawers IS IS
. Ma Phone Orders Pleaa.
HOGG BROS.
141 BUM. St. .-
VACUUM CLEANER
LEW YT $29.50 UP
1111 N. Capitol 1-,0OT r,lr-
IN1AIB llnoleumv II 71 per so.
yd. R. L. Elistrom Co., 260 S.
Liberty.
GUARANTEED
Reconditioned automatic wash
ers, drvers. ranges Is rafrigv
S.IS IB it up.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
375 Chemekels SL
FOR SALE Householdoodr
Phone 3-SHS1. .
WOOD circulator (Good Cheer)
W7 50. 2054 N. Church St.
UNFINISHED furniture. H. L.
Stiff Furnijure. i;5N Hign
2 ANTIQUE needlepoint chairs,
drape. nuaccllaneoua. Call
after p m. 4-tms.
VACUUM CLEANERS
EI.ECTROLUX - !9 50 UP
1.171 N. Capitol J-7067 Dir.
MOVING, must seir Crosier
flh.lvador re.frir!, Gibson
range-,' draperies it blonde
corner .libit. Rt. S. Box 370.
Molalla. Ph. 3771 Molalla.
USED washers $15 St up. Mod
ern Appliance Center, 1141 So.
Com'l. Ph. 4-sn5.1.
I'SF.D refrigerators. 119 25 At up.
Al Lau. App . 2350 State St.
NEW v.nt fan for kltch. or bath.
122 5. Judson'a. 279 N. Com'l.
VAaTUM-CLEANERS
HOOVER $19 50 UP
im N. Cspitol J-7067 Dir.
430 Mrrrhandine
458 Buildintj Moleriols
4.8-' in Canadian birch
plywood .. We aq. II
4xa-s in. sheating
plywood . . I2J3 Sheel
lx Fir. shiplap .. iJH M
Fir Casing :.....4c Fool
1x12 Cedar boards Ji;o M
IxlO invej:tl .-caviar- -board
and halts ... $125 M
Steel Roofing . 11(150 Sq. ft
Odd size plywood cut to your
order, no Chae4te.
5x0-', In. ping png tops SO ea.
A" grad. birch doors 17.70 ea.
"AT gratia mahng d.wra,. $4 58
1x1-2 blr.. shiplap $15 M
OPEN ALL DAY SATl'RTJAY
C & K Lumber Yard
- LancaMrr V Orir '.
Ph. Snl4Pm 2-IWfl
LUMBER FOR SALE '
2x4 R L ..'... . $'.$
Boards & Shiplap
. . Bean Polos, Free Wood -
Call Alpin. S-4.13J Lebanon
4-14K.I
SPARKS Oil Heater
.Trana Air conjitinner
" compi. -wall controls , $2541 i
Shower bases wmlxing '
faucets $5 5$
t'sed V'rntllstlng Grills.. nc u$ .
t'sed Drawers 50c up
29xN) Book Cases, ready
made . , ......... $1 aa
96' high solid. Rustic
Fence 15c lln. ft
Zx S'mris ., le lin. ft,
1x4 flooring ... 121 to S4S M
iilmhrr .. .. . lit to M
household View Sash. 4.14S S5 ea
4-!ilfi5 after 5 pm. View Sash. 42x42 $3 ea .
ALSO
Doors. Plumbing. Elee Suppliel
goods. Ph
KING SIZE 81 tn Sesly posture,
pedic mattress A box spring
I.ike new. with 20 sesr guar-
antee.. I sed I vear will sell
price. Ph. 2-97I2
455 House Goods for Sale
DRLE. chest, all me
beds' ot foam matt, drafting
hoard. Ph. 2-2315.
DAVENPORT A- chair. good
cond. 135. 4-6105, 312(1 Wllla
I.ane.
VACUUM CLEANERS'-
K1RBY $19 50 UP
1S21 N. Capilol .1.7067 DIr
DRFXEL oval table w '$ chairs.
like new. Ph. Fairfax 7-2451
Jefferson.
P PC . D 1 N I N G r m"" sr I . " R Ion rie
finish $'i5. Ph. 3-S.kiO after 6
: STCDIO much, good cond, $10
Ph. 2-0442.
E.S:R!TTER& CO.
100 Disploy Cloniried
133
BUY ,
TODAY!.'
Well Gie?
Von More
Than
Tfade.ln Allnwanc. w
Oi a Set ot New fj
C Allsta'e Silent Guardsman f,
Biar. Wall, or :
; While Walls
Sears Roebuck & Co .
404 Poultry and Rnbbiti
LT. PRAHMA bantams, show
lock, rcas. Ph. 4-Ob.TO after 6
FOIl'sALK: 50 "young laying
hens White rock A- red. $1.75
ea Ph. 2-6507 before I p m.
Pulleta 125 While RockA; 15fi
New Hamp starting tn lsv.
II 75 ea W. W Fisher. 2670
Hollywood Dr., I'h. 228.12.
BARV Chicks hatched yr round
Valley Farm -Store. 4-4624.
CUSTOM DRESSING
Of poultry We buv rahmls.
Wing s, 3')R5 Slate. Ph. 4-.191I
YOVR LACVDRY PROBLEM
SOLVED'
That's what our WASH-DRY-FOI.D
Service will do for you'
Just leave vour bundle with
ind-.' ?" 'I', re"' ,Mt KKS'MORE roaster
a i ) :a i sru i.in.c.
455-A Appliance!
I.Al'NPERETTK
1S Ferrv St. Ph J-4555
(', block E.ist of WilLlnictte IT r
USKD APPLIANCES
15 Refrigr rators $10 and mo
1 17" TV S5.fl
Wringer washers $15 A up GOOD used wringer washer, see
Like new
Mart . 2;n
S Liberty. Open Fn nights
till 9. No down pa.' men!
o a c l Ph. 4-R.I71.
ELECTRIC apt'., range.' $.15." Ph
.",-ixi7. .1215 Triangle.
408 Pets
BOSTON Terrier Stud
Ph 4-24W1.
e evict.
7S.10 N CAPlTfil.
17 I'CPI'IF.S; beautifully marked
wire fox terriers, adorable
lockers, Pekingese, pedisrecd
Rcas. prices. Douglas Kennels.
Stolts Mills. Ore. 5 Ml. N. nf
Sllverton Hiway 213. "Signs "
MOTHER cat K six wknld kIN
tens tn give away. 2775 S.
i Summer.
4 CUTE kittens lo give sway.
Eh... 2-7004 :
-AO ,
COCKER pups reg aim white
Peke. house broke. 2124$.
1
List full, still ur-rrn't
Mrs l.ovlnn bo-,, it., nl tl,., ..1.. !
Vitirinia S'artia ..t D, ...,., II I.. , .
The source nf the "Black Drath" : Hn.ih. r of Aifonse Desioover, Mo-1 An(1 ,iirm Implrmrnl rlcnlors and
MOOUE PETS
since 1!I2 has a fatal case of.chel.ta. Iowa: Mrs. m,.v Marin, o I Prfs.va cvrn man ttir auin mm.
plnRue bton traced
rats in California.
tO dotlH'StiC ''n.Tlolle. Mich Shipment will be ' .Strang Tolnls
, niniir i. niirviur, inwe., inr services.
I and Interment umlr Ihe Hir,.inn
In its basic, form, bubonic at- of the w. t. Rigiion t o, , ;'iby alniosl nil rcuion
Some stronc points were sharer)
lli'tail trade
I was belter as a whole than la-it
Nch Hitr.v.ir niniosi evprywnere cxerpt in
der the canopy, facing the inside
of the structure.
The concave canopy shell shel
ter! the user from sun and bad
weather and ensures privacy.
BOOK BANNED
KARACHI - Pakistan has
banned the sale of the book titled
here "The Story of the Human
Mind", written by the late Hen
drik Willem Van Loon. A govern
ment decree alleged that portions
interesting
The flowing structure Is anch
ored In a wide, flat base that
gives it stability and rises grace
fully from a slender pedestal to
...,-jl iu.. U..L. ikn l.....k ni..n.l. r tl.. u..
lorill Si ruuiiusTi vnnut'y wvvi inr i ins- ijiii)iii yuiiiuA ui mi- inr lion,), jMmes Itnrltf
usrr'i head, . , tnan system, It lakes its. most At the reaidence. ins r.
In using the btkith, a person ! nanserous (orm when it spreads s-ilein Augui :irn Hushand m Ki- cities, where many workers had
atands jack-ln-the ptilpit-like un-1 tn the luncs and becomes pneu . .1? bonaii b ,k. , ,,1 k ?. i b lnirt nlf or were on strike
monic. men It is extremely con-: Edward nurke, iwnii of s.iem smi . aim save tor tn or same cities 1
lagious. With each breath, the in- "' ;,r"n """" "' '""' : and or farmins areas the Iota of
, . . 1 1 . . 1 t slif. Brother nf Edward Thompson. , , ,, .
fected person expels plague ba;il-! Hurke of i.a.iniia, calif. Rosary wall ! personal income was on Ih.' rise
li. j he said Sundiiy. August Slh'st S in 1'nllimilllltV llfler comilllinitv
Every person with whom Sak-1 ',,0;'. win bT .,.1 1 "'" a .slow sum.
acs came in contact after becom- . st Joseph s church Monday. An-! mer were expected to manv places
ing ill was given antibiotics and!"' ', ,"m (w',n comiiiding j n0w that the steel strike was over
no additional cases developed- .' 2L ! wl work on new model automo-
Plague IS Still a potential dan- Elisabeth illolll.) (iamhle Tiiles was soon to start
rawa
of chapter about Mohammed j treatment of human cases have
were intended to outrage the re- reduced mortality to negligi
ligioui feelings of "Moslems. ble point." ..
let.v Jones said, "i,,H it is not T r. People everywhere complained
tne qreaaed disease it once was. Ui Haiem, Mrs Vsude Vincent of -tnis summer about the hich rfist
menicai acvances. In the use of m u -!,. L ' 01 llvin1 nr"' thfir debt burdrn
ntikintiea .nel ...If. e$e...' foe I nglewood .III . Mrs. Edith Sper. j ,,. ..", .. .
her nf Portland. Ore (irave.ide : BimoM everyw neir, mey went
services will he held Tuesday. An-1 on spending and hnrrowing and
'nooV. derrrhrd.n.n"1'' 'P installment and
ol ih. w. T. Ridon Co. i mortgage payments.
SALE !
; 'SUMMER SPECIALS'
c W'as Now'.
,wt'ni.tTzrn ' tisns 11145 1
I I liiiit h Organ A
Tone Clwimhcr. :'
CONN 3i
SON ATT A IM'15 I BIS i
;: Mtv.silAI.I. Iimis I sis ;
; i25 oe. i nntel s
. MI NSH A LL 1
SPINET I IM I SIS i
iKSTFti I 945 I tak
(Sitigit manuill
I "Ask About ZOBKL'S
I Unique Church Plan."
ZOBEL'S
EASY TERMS PH. 4 B2S2
I'up tn M Mos.) 519 COURT
Kree Delivery Lessons?
5
Toy Fox Terriers. Cocker Pup
pies. Open Eves 4t;5 Stale.
f Yr. old tnale Boxer, $.15. Ph.
44SH
DOflS hoardedrCorkhaVtirKen".
nels. Lutrile Lund. Rt. 3, Sll
verton. .1-47S7.
1 1 1 1 N T F R S ' J m'Cr I g h ta gef nr
the fall season. Labrador re
triever pun AKC reg. Call
4J757 nr i:mt.
1 A. K C. reg. Boston Terrier
puppy. Ileal sweet, 3-AR;ln.
SAVOYKD "pii,"" a Wkl.tilrf.
Pnrel.rcad AKC reg While
with black points. Th. 2n.10 or
4020.1.
YCl!N(ruaralleets"cagcs feeds
Mickey's JH25 S fjnm I.17S5
FOR"SAI.F-PiipfiiJ"s "all kinds'
Come see afternoons at 358
Livingston or call 2-7081, Will
buy puppies any kind.
SMALL breed" black "pups. Ph.
4!IU2.
SIAMESE KITTENS
Ph. 3-Mfll or 2-8H57
ALL .Hunters, German short
haired pointers, sell nr trade.
IB 1 0 S. Capitol. Ph. 4-OSI3.
MINIATURE Dachshund.! 10
wks Priced to sell. 4-V.T04.
BIRD Paradise for trds. rages
tappllaa JIM Uvingsloo MM.
Can he seen at Wards w hse
MONTGOMERY WARD
153 N. Liberty Ph. 3-.1tf)t
40-INCH auto. elec. range, good
cond. Ph. 2-0525,
3 Piece living suit, and wringer
washer almost new, very rea
sonahle. Ph. 21379.
VACUUM "CLEANER
Late model Elcctrolux. Like rrcOND. automatic water'heat'.
new rnndillnn. u 5(1. Terms, er. judson'a. 279 N. Com'l.
i per wa. i n. siiti.
at .11!iB D St., Salem
MAYTAG wringer washer, like
new, reasonable. Ph. 45.104.
PRACTICALLY newWhlrlpool
drver. Set at 32.15 Center. Th.
34271.
rniCIDAinE-refregeraior7"'cu
ft., exc. cond.. $511. Ph. May
fair 3.11.15. Dallas
NF.W Kenmore Auto, washer.
GE drver, Coldspot refrig .
deluxe 30" range, large Duo
Thetm oil healer, chrome set,
1225 wool rug At pad. 17"
TV 24(l Portland Rd. dir.
j FOR SALE: 11 ft Phtlco refrlg
I. MjPaulsl597 Huge.
USED Refrlg. .125 At up Modern
Appliance Center, 1141 South
Com'l. 4-935.T.
BE THRIFTY
Buy Good Used
Furniture
$.30 no dn. w'll buy a com
plete household pi furniture
including APPLIANCES.
TYPEWRITElTdosk with le
gal sized drawers. Walnut
finish. 139.50.
KNEE HOLE desk? drawer
excellent condition. $44 50.
1 PIECE sectional-lime green
freize cover. $79 so.
RADIO-PHONO combination,
IM.Sp. . ,
WE have a good selection nf
reeonrlitinned & guaranteed
APPLIANCES.
WANTED, good used furni
ture and appliances. We pay
cash.
456 Wanted House Goods
WE NEED FURNITURE
Valley Furn C1-747J
TOP CASH PRICE - rURNI
TURK. APPLIANCES. ETC
hern u S'nr-ll ivnKV '"M ART
27lf S LIRFim PH 4-S:i71 ArsMSTR"rC-"'ttrte,. ec. cond,-
WOOD
. 515 S; COM'L.
PIL 4-3310
VINYL floor til.. 10c each. R
, L. Elfitrom Co. 280 S. Liberty
Itn.ooo CASH
Tn spend for High grsd. Used
Furniture At Appllsnces. Ph.
3-5110. Paying Top Pncea for
Retter Grade.
Glen Woodry, 1809 N. Summer
457 Radio and TV
PORTABLE radio plays llkt new
114 95 Used Mdse. Mart.. 270
S Liberty. Open Frl. nights
tttl S No down payment in a.
e.i Ph. 4-8371.
ARVlN"Yahlemnrtefradln. 124 05.
t'sed Mdse. Mart.S7i S Lib
erty, Open Fn. nights till .
No down payment mac. I Ph.
4-8.171,
ZENITH Trans Oceanic, portable
radio. New price II4SM. Spe
cial price ISA OS, Used Mdse
Mart.. 2711 S. Liberty. OpeTi
Frl. nlghls till 9 Nn down
payment lo ad Ph 4-8371.
458 Buildintj Moteriolt
FOR SALE: Planks .J x 13 At
I ir. Alsn logs for nr.
'wood Ph. 4-8840 or 92S Co
lumbia St.
Son OOO TEET
New fresh-mlll.d old at second
growth lumber. 2x4 to 2x12 In
S tn 24-foot lengths. Delivered
prices Salem. :1 per thou.,
minimum. Ted Muller 4-052.1.
SMAU, hldgTrt ble construction,
to b. moved, f250. Ph.. 2-8273.
7in Portland Rd Pn 4-S1II
4 Ml. Vn ot Salem, '4 Ml. No.
of Totem Pole on 9:iK
Open All Day Saturday
2x4 Stud, fir and cedar 15c; No.
2 cedar shingles oft a sq.
Ntirthwrst Product. 4'K) S. Ta
ctile Itwv,. Wondhurn.
Overhead ste.1 gsrag. doors
wi'h nard-var. I.1H 5. In
.'ailea 4s 50
6 ft sliding Tatlo dmrs v t-"M
! 1)5-
EI'PI.NG LL'MHt.R CO.
PH 4-6111 '
3.40 SILVEIf'tiN RD
IMPORTED ORIENTAL-
4x8 Hardwood Plywood
LIGHT AND DARK WOODS
IK ET. WALL COST
$19.20 TO $29.44
CLOSED SUNDAYS
AND MONDAYS
C O. LONO SONS
PH. 4-3031 I MI. N. KF.IZEB
460 Musical Instruments
i
2 USED organs Ar demonstrator,
save 123(1 Used pianos. ntio
er s. 383 No. High.
WANTFD"used "Clarinet At trum
pet. Ph. 2-8850.
PI A NOS "recond 1 1 lone'd, I75-an3
up, terms. Dodge Pisno Serv
ice. Ph. 41858
NEW
ELECTRONIC Orgsn for your
home: 1718 nn Wiitsey Weath
ers Music, 470 N. Capitol.
Ph. 2-2(1.14.
462 Sports Equipment
12 FT. car top boat, carrier
3", Johnson $125. Ph. 2-0810.
49 CROSLEYStaWgn. for salt
or trdae for a boat trailer.
Ph. 4-0O08 after 8 p.m.
f WO" h7ejTnvtrH""utllltyTraiU
er. Suitable for camping
equipment. Priced to sell al
$.13. See at Shell Station,'
Owen, and S. Commercial.
BOAT and' house trailer storage
spate 2 hlks from Oil Ward
Call 45400
ID' MAH. "speed" boat fiber
glassed. 8(1 H P. Marine engm.
trailer with winch. IflOS. Al
pine 84102 Lebanon.
FOR SALF12 ftrhostrVraller.
, 5 H. P. Sea King mntnr. com
pleted 2.vi. 144 Center, Ph.
4-50M, ' ' :.
ft' RUNABdtJfTtriller, ss"
Johnson, cheap. 380 King St.
ORTRA"DF-T4Tthru"n
ahout St trailer. 8051 Will avt.
CASH paid for used guns mod
em snd antique Casrada
Mera. 1230 Broadway
468 For Rant. Misc.
FOR RENT or lt.ise igt ars
house space cement floor,
brick bldg downtown In
quirt IL L. Stlfl Fura.. $-11 U.