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Soviet Gives Model of
A-Povor Plant to U.N.
14 The Soviet Unioa gave the
V.M. Thwadaj 'model d th
pNr plaat and aaid it b iota
, ditcinj atomic eaercT fait tat
!l!J.sX Mtioul ecooomjr in rv-
; try possible way.
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loeot rearearnUitiv at th Soviet
Umo at the .U. N.. mad the
..preaentatiaa la a aaort speech
Dutclr Reclaim1'
Land From Sea
, . LFXYSTAD, NetberUnd. Sept.
: 14 lA Two yean from now wheat
hould be growing on 133.N0 acres
that were covered only few
mnntha af by the .Zuyder tea.
""Th area of East Flevoland bat
been blocked from the aa by a
,.55-mil dike and now is being
drained. It i part of a new prov
. inot the Dutch are reclaiming
from th sea. 1
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Obituaries
In this dir. Stmbr If
rrtiatnl f 17W7 H
(Mxik c. rwt
' LaM mident at f4 N. 20th St..
S.lani. at a local haaoital SeDltm-
bar 11. Survived by wif. Mn. Lll-
h.a Cook of Salrm. PirrnU. Mr.
'and Mm. Frr4 Cook at Mara, Minn.
Si.t,r, Miaa Floy Cnok, Muinaapolla.
M na. Brothara, Dwlfht Cook , at
. Chicago.- III.; HaroM Cook at Mooat
Laka, Minn. Funtral arrangement!
. wiH ba made later by the Virgil T.
CoMan Co.
narak Fox
At a lore! hmpltal rVptamber tt.
T . i- hnm m. rt e..-
viv4 by mother. Mrft. Minnie How
all of Seattle. wa.h Graveatde try-
i-ww win w lit m t liit i . . v. 1 1 1 r
lery Monday, September 17 at 10 ,XP
a m., under th dlracUoa of the Vlr
, f U T. Golden Co.
Freak 1. 4eraa ' " "' ,
. At Sunnvlue. Ceni.. aeBtatnber U.
UK reaMent of s. 14tn SI., Ba
lam. Survived by wife.' Minnie Jir
ak of Salem; daughter, Mr. France
Cverly af Salam: brother. John Jir
ak. alas of Salem; 1 grandanne. Larry
and Micheal Cyerly af Salam. An-
nnuneement of aarvtre will be mad
later by th Virgil T. Colden Co.
A ray A. Kn'kubt '"' : ':-':? ;
Lata
Church, liuflbend
f Anna Kuntahta af Salam. Fether
of ioaeoh Kubiehta. Nick KuWihti.
.Anton kubiehta. all of Salem end
Frank Kubuhu of Lot Angrlee,
. cam., jae nuDiinia ar ontgnn city,
1 . -T . . m tf A
Calif. Brethar at Jneeph Kubl.hu e
N. Dak. Marl Holier ef n. d
Annie BchulU of .11. Oaki. Joaaahin
Latang at N. Dak.. KethM aVhwmt af
Yakima, Weak., Barbara Pelxel af
Yakima, Emma Franwl of Yakima,
Thereta Wellrey of Cutler City. Ore.
Member af Germin-Huneariea Chib
af Nlrktnaon, N. Dak. Requiem Mane
U1 ba held Mondev. Sept. 17. at
10 n a m. at St. Vinrent d Paul
Catholic Church. Recitation of Hn.-
ry will be Sunday, Sept. le, at 7 T
am. in in cnapei of the w. T.
if don Co. Interment, Beat Lawa
Memory Cardan, t . , ,
Mlaale Baaaadakl
At tecel hoapltal. September H
. Lata raaident of Mil SJE. Straw
berry St., Clerkamaa, Ore. Survived
tT ton, Herbert w. Bomedahl of
Cleckamae. Sl.ter, Mr, Ida John
on of San Dieg. Calif. Brother,
Fiof Andenon ef Etraba, Sweden.
, One grandchild and tw great grand,
children alia aurvlva. Prlvera erv.
Irea will be held Saturday. Reotfm-
ber 1 at 1 a m. In the Chanel of
the ClotKb-Barrlck Funeral Bon,
Dev. corner will etnetats,
Fraacli X. Betrto
In thl etly September
14. Late
'.'O-nt of H74 Litllefteld Lena,
L-a Gate. Calif. Muaband ef Mar
la ret Sexton of Uie Galea. Calif.
lamer af Mr. Katherln S. Bi-aell
of rarmirhael, Calif; Mr. Mary
lwjiae wornon or mcnmami. t.aiif.:
n -s. Marianne Kimble of Viwila
C.'tf. Shipment haa been made ta
t' e Henncey Funerei Home In Spo
t.oe. Wathlngton, for aervicee and
arnrrment, py tne w, T. Jiigoen ca.
Carol Vaa Cleave
At ( Illverton honpltal, fteptem-
t ' 12. Late re.ld.nl of 110 It
V 'era St . Kllverton. Survived by
l i "and. Gordon Van Cleave f Sil-
n. Paueritera. Mia Mauriiie Y.
-n cieae of Silveitnn. Mm Mary
J V ..n i leave af Silverton, Par
. . r .and Mrs. Aanlon Mmnaker
'ii. iid. Si.tera, Mr. Dorolhy
or fr.n Diern. Canr., Mra
i Jnea of Portland. fWrvicea
r - d at the .tiiofli-t Church
- ..n. Siu.rl.v, t--0. 15. at
v n ir'.-m.nt at ftelle
ai uir. Serv.
r- , 4 by Uie
Ij" .1 iioma.
pre pared fr a eertmorr : at
tended by a number of V. N.
ofetegatea and Secretary Geaerai
Dag llarnrnarskjolo:..
Raa Steal March .
' Presentation of th model, tin.
wiled at. tip Ceaa?va auanic Ouo-
fercne last, year; caught several
cotintriea by aurpriae. The United
States and four sthers were pre
paring exfflblu to be opened Sept
if nil the Kinaiaan stole a march.
Saksia said the model is af the
first iattvHtrial atomic power plant
in the world. He said it was con
structed and put tnta operation k
the Soviet Union in the summer of
154.' 't-v-; ,, -s , : ,;.(
Detailing soma of the atomic
plans for Ridttma, tMtfcra said that
during the 6th five-year plan from
isao-isoo tne soviet Union will
build atomic power plana having
a total capacity of 2't million kilo
watt. Ala, he said, Russia Is
building the first ice-breaker oro-
pelled by -atomic energy and (t
win accompany ships from Eurone
ta Asia and back without refueling
for tw and three years. ' '
Rrpeata Pledg . ,
t-akjvn said that la addttioa to
this atomic development inaide
Ruaaia, the Soviet Untea is co
operating in the peaceful uses of
atemtc-energy. He repented the
oft-voiced pledge of the Soviet
Union to work for an International
agreement on the complete pro
hibition of the production, storage
w nuclear weapons.
The U, N. is virtually readv for
the opening of the atoms-for-peece
conference Sept. 20, with 17 coun
tries expected to take part.
Russian Paper
Tags Marines as
Colonialism Tool
MOSCOW. Opt. 14 IfUThe So
viet navy newspaper Soviet Fleet
assailed the U. S. Marine Corps
today, charging that "in its entire
history the Marine Corps has bees
a dependable support for Ameri
can imperialism, a tool of colonial
usurpations and aggression."
The article wss written by Col.
T. Kotanov, who described him
self ai a Hero of the Soviet Union.
He pointed to the careful train
ing given the Marines in landings
snd shore fighting as "proof of
military preparations of the
United States for unleashing ag
gressive wars, fnr seizure of for
eign territoriei." . ;
LIVE WIRE TEETHING
WAYN0KA, Okla. (AV-A 2-year-old
boy has learned the hard way
that electric light cords aren't for
teething. The youth, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Arnold Jr., Way
noka, started gnawing the live
cord and finally got down to the
wire. He was burned about the
mouth but the injuries wrr not
serious. - - ' "
WASHINGTON. Sept. 14 (rl
Rep. Jack Brooks (D-Ttx) tonight
made public what be described
as a report from the private file
f a former construction company
official who told of visiting Repub
lican National Chairman Leonard
Hall while his firm was angling
tar a big government contract
Hall said any guxeestion that he
had cleared a contractor for gov
emment work was "pure bunk."
Brooks, chairman ef the House
Special Government Activities
I !. ' ' 1
suocomruiuee, taiu ine oocurnem
he released was one ef a series
involved m the subcommittee's in
vestigation ef the 43-miliiaa -dollar
expansion of the government s
akkel plant at Nicaro, Cuba.
Breaks said his subcommittee
had asked th General Services
Atimiouu-aaoo, which perates
the nickel plant, and the Justice
Department to make the docu
ments available earlier this year,
and added:
'The doenmeats, which both
GSA and the Department ef Jus
tice have refused to disclose, are
reports from Randall Cretner,
former executive vice president
of Frederick Snare Co., on his
efforts to get a contract t expand
the lOS-millioa-dollar. govern
m rut -owned Nicaro nickel plant m
Cuba."-. ,
Cramer's company got s con
tract for half f the work.
Breaks said the subcommittee
"will continue Us efforts to secure
all the tocmeats that are being
kept secrety by Arty. Gen. Brow-nrl"
Brewaell could not be reached.
but aa aide saitUthe Justice De
partment would have no comment.
The - nootments released by
Brooks " purported to be s diary
like account of a visit by Crerner
t WasMagton, oa Jane 1. 1054.
telling of conferences with various ;
official including Hall
Japan Plans
Festival for
Cherry Time
NEW YORK, Sept. 14 Utv-An In
ter national festival of music and
other arts t be held ia 9apao
during cherry blossom time
1854 wa announced today.
The three-week festival at Osa
ka will otter such nwiestic spe
cialities l the Kabtiki Theatre
puppets and Japanese painting
along with top - ranking Ameri
can and European concert artist.
Opera, symphony and ballet also
are being considered.
A aa ana cement of the festival, to
be staged a an island at Osaka
was made by Miss Vlichiko Mur
ayatna. daughter ef Nagataka
Murayama, publisher of Asahi
SrunvtKin, a leading Japanese
aewapaper.
Aaahi Shinvbun, with the coop
eration of the preiectural - govern
ment, the Osaka cUy edminutra
tioa and busine circles, will
the festival.
Grain Harvest
Set$ Record,
Soviets Sav
Three-Way
Military Unit
Switch Ends
TAC0MAJ Sept. 14 OP The
three-way gyroscope switch ef the
2nd. 4th awd Tlst Infantry Dtvi
siooJ csnte to a colorful end at
Ft Lewis today.
The 71st less the Sth Infantry
Segiracst, was retired from the
active Army rolls. The 2nd Di
vision, less the SMa Regimental
Combat Team, was shipped to
Alaska and the 4th Division's
colors, brought here from Europe.
were handed over to the men of
the Tlst i '
Th Sth Regiment, which once
fought Iadians la the Northwest,
Is slated for European duty with
the tth Division at Camp Canon.
Colo. The .18th Regiment, still s
part of the 2nd Division, remains
at Ft Lewi.
Over 10.SOO men paraded down
Gray Field at Ft Lewis today.
Maj. Gen. Walter J. Muller. depu
ty tth Army csmmaader, present
ed the 4th Division colors to Maj.
Gea. Paul L. Freeman Jr.
In less than a month. Gen. Free
man has commanded, first the 2nd
Division, then the 71st and now
the 4th. -
The three regiments of the 4th
Division are the tth, 12th and
22nd.
It was the" 12th Infantry Regi
ment that Francis Scott Key
hailed in the lines of the "Star
Spangled Banner" as they held
embattled Ft McHenry in the
War of 1812.
MOSCOW, Sept 14 I - The
Soviet Union will have its largest
grain harvest ta history this year.
the trade anion organ News said
Thursday.
"In August, when the harvest
got under way, it was obvious the
crop would be bigger than usual
the News said in its leading ar
ticle.
"It is now clear that it will be
the biggest ever. Evaluations
range from good to very good in
most parts, to excellent in
Kazakhstan and Siberia."
The report did not give the total
yield. Nor did it mention official
complaints ef possible grain losses
because of delay in harvesting.
tt is knows, however, that thou
sands of special laborers one
325,000 men and womea had
been rushed to distressed areas to
speed the harvest.
The News did say that the three
main Soviet Republics, Russia
Kazakhstan and the Ukraine, "will
among them provide 57.600,000
Ions of snarketable graia."
Foreign Affairs
Advisor Signs on
Republican Team
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14 (At
Henry F. Holland, a former as
sistant secretary of state for inter
American affairs, has agreed to
act as an international affairs ad
visor for the Republican cam
paign, GOP National Chairman
Leonard Hali has reported.
Hall said Holland was appointed
'to insure that the national com
mittee be accurately informed on
the complex matters which 'arise
in the international field."
"This is essential," he said, "if
we ar to follow the example of
President Eisenhower, who has
consistently tried to keep all dis
cussion of problems arising in the
field of foreign policy, defense and
atomic energy on a genuinely bi
partisan basis.
He ssid the GOP committee
plans to conduct its election cam
paign "on a policy of bipartisan
ship in the International field inso
far as It lies within its power to do
so."
Child, 5 Facing Blindness,
Happy Over School Start
ATLANTA. Sept. 14 (lUJohnny
Pair, S, went to school today for
the first time one of his fondest
hopes while his parents still
stood apart on whether to sacri
fice his one remaining eye to aa
operation that might save his life.
Johnny has lost one eye to can
er and the disease now Infect
tbe other eye. Doctors say he
faces certain death if, the right
eye is not removed and aa uncer
tain future if It is.
Johnny joined with other chil
dren in the kindergarten class in
singing thanks for "things we're
glad lor" such as sunshine, rain
drops, parents and friends. -
Arnold Psir, the child's father,
still contends that the bey should
not os his ey la an attempt
to halt the spread of cancer.
"My baby's going to see at long
as he can," he declared. "If the
eye causes him to the, he'll die
with It."
The father said he Is convinced
thst an operation will not stop the
cancer...... .. ....
The child's mother, Mrs. Bessie
Pair, ssys he should undergo the
operation if there is a chance It
would let him live. She has legal
custody of the boy.
While his mother worked today.
Johnny's aunt, Mrs. Emma
0 Kelly took him on the short
wslk from the apartment to
school.
He has talked for year of being
well enough to start school.
He was not officially enrolled
in the class but a school official
said he Is welcome to coma any
tima bo want to. , v
Jews Pause for
Day of Atonement
NEW YORK, Sept. 14 -Jews
throughout the world paused for
prayer and meditation tonight as
sundown ushered in Yom Kippur,
the day ef atonement and the
holiest day of the Jewish religious
calendar. -
The holiday concludes the 10-day
high bob day season which began
with Rosa Hashana. the Mtw Year
4,717 of th Jews. Yom Kippur,
the day of lasting, abstention and
prayer, ends at sundown tomorrow.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE ia hereby given that the
amderelgnecl ia the executor of the
aetata of Karl C. Latourette. de
ceased Marion County No. 168431.
All pet eon having rlaima aain-l
aid eatate are hereby notified u
6 resent the aame, duly verified a
y law required, to ana at 117 Cor
nell Building, Portland 4. Oregon,
within six months of the date of the
nnt publicattoa ef thia notice.
Dated and first publiahed thia ISth
Day of September. 195
. EARL C. LATOUBETTB JR
Executor
Estate of F.ARL C. LATOUR-
ETTF. Deceased
LATOUnETTX a LATOURETTE,
Attorneys.
17 Corbett Building
Portia a a, -Oregon
Sept. 15. 22. X. Oct.
No. 4JJJ
IN TBI CIRCUIT COt'RT OF THE
STATU OF OKKOON FOR THE
COUNTY' OF MARION
DWIGHT HOUT. CUSS IE E. HOUT.
CAMERON KYLE and BARBARA
E. KYLE co-partnera doing busi
ness under the firm name and
trie of PORTLAND ROAD
LUMBER YARD,
Plalntirfs,
vs, '
FRIO W. DONNER and AMY J.
DONNER.
Defendant.
SUMMONS
TO: FRED W. DONNER and AMY
J. DONNER. Defendants.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON, you are herebv re
quired to appear and anawer the
Complaint filed atainet you in the
above-entitled Court and rause with
in four weeks from the date of the
first publication of thia summon,
and It you fall so to do. for want
thereof plaintiffs will take Judgment
aalnst you fnr the sum of tsaa.67.
with Interest thereon at the rate of
six per cent per annum from the
10th day of Aueu'i, until paid:
fnr the sum of S300 0 aa attorneys'
fees, and for plaintiffs' costa and dis
bursements incurred herein.
This summons is served upon you
by publication thereof pursuant to
an Order of the above-entitled hon
orable Court entered herein on the
13th dav of Sentemher. I9M.
The date of first publication of this
summons fa Scotemher IS. IPM.
HEWITT. ERTTP A RORENSF.N
ISO N. Commercial Street
Salem. Oreeon
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
Sept. IS. 21. IS. Oct . 11.
No. I MM
NtlTICK
Notice is hereby given that the
Final Account of Lola Helen Walker,
executrix of the Estate of W. A.
Gritton. deceased, has been filed in
the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon lor Marion County and that
October S. 1DM. at the hour of 10 00
am. has been duly appointed by the
court as the time for the hearing of
ohtectinna to such Final Account and
the settlement thereof, at wbieh time
any person inlerested In such eel ale
may appear and file nbtactinn there
to In writing and eon test the same.
uaiea tnia in aay oi aepiemoer,
Lois Helen Walker
Executrix
E L. Crawford
Attorney for Batata
.110 Liveslev Bldg. .
Saem, Oregon
Sept. S. IS. ta. M. Oct
ISM.
NOTirn to CRKniTons
On August n. ISM, O B B D
CHARLES FROGLEY and ELIZAt
BETH LUCRKTIA IN ELL were duly
appointed aa co-executors of the
estate of MINNIE B. FROGLEY, de
ceased, by an order of the Circuit
court for Marlon county, Oregon.
All persons having claima against
said estate are hereby notified le
preaant such claim ta due form la
said co-exerutort at' 111 Pioneer
Trust Building ia Salam, Oregon,
within six months from th data of
this notice, to-wlts keptember . 1,
1M.
- OBED CHARLES FROGLEY
ELIZABETH LUCRETIA 8 NELL
Aa such Co-Executor
JOHN A. HELT7.EI. , . '
Attorney for Executor ' ' ,
Pioneer Truat Building
Salem, Oreaon
, ' Beat LI, II, XI
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402 Livestock far Sola
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RECEIVED . . .
Too Late to Classify
PRUNES, fl bu. U-plck.
PH. 4-J7SS
vaclitm'cleaner
Repossessed Electrolux S21 S
Take over for 1 per wk. Ph.
4-71M (dir. I
147 PACKARD with IPSO Old.
motor eV trans. Radio, htr.
an n. ath. i-ms.
WANTED em or two large lots,
suitable to build duplex with
water at sewer Pk. 1-S6M. 149
Madlsoa.
LOT for sal near Center it
StHh. 11. 30. Terms. 1-OM7.
WOODRURN. I1. A. pasture.
Hog fenced mod. new I bdrm
hsc.. hardw. floors, forcexl oil
heat, double gar, barn. This
month only SS.t)S. 117 Cleveland.
4 BDRM. houae Ml mo., 844 s.
17th St. For key. Mela Union
Service. 791 S. 11th St. Ph.
1-92H.
ATTRACT, lanfurn. rm.. nice
Dlst. No..57 Ml. water pd . Fh.
3-S3T7 or 4-3S40. Inq. 146 N
4th after .
1 RDRM. houa 140 4M Hate I
Green Rd. Ph. l-Sel
LRG. 4 RM. ground fir urtfurn .
near Slate tsldg. Also a rm
upstairs furn. 4-JWI eves
t RDRM. turn apt. 131 mo. Bui
by door. HJ3 Iroas St.
CLEAN largo furn. 1 rm. sjeml-
basan't Apt, frpte. n. a-aasa.
BABY sitting In my home after-J
noons and eves. 3550 Bell Ave
-.1M.
400 Agriculture
GEtTLE Gelding new ahoee,
good aU around horse, hunt'
Ing. riding, packing, taj 00.
.Sea at Mil Sllvarton Rd.
LOCKER Beef. Loag vearlinga
Hereford grain lad. Coma sea
them alive at Ranch, aee
what you're entlng. lor direc
tions, rn. j aaua u. . Clear
WEANER PIGS
2420 S. LANCASTER
FOR SALE or trade, gentle po
mes for children, also good
aaddle nerves. Boh Franke. SOS
N. Water St., Bilverton. Ph.
3-134.
SALEM Meat Co, locker keel
Custom killing, cutting and
wrapping, trailer loaned free
403 Livestock Wanted
CATTLE horses at rear farm
EC Mrtaadlian. Rt 1. 1-flW)
CATTLa. buyer A. F Sornmer,
120 Harmony Or Pit 4-M47
TOP cash prices at your place
Bay Coxel Ph- 4-3161 Collect.
UVKb-IOl-tTsMiyer Claud to
wards. Rt 1. Box (ME. 4-1111
CATTLE outers 127 Slate I
LIU. Snethcn. 2-1345, 1-4380
404 Poultry mnd Rabbits
3 NEW Hampshire pullets. Rt.
1. Box M. Jeiierson.
WHITE LEGHORN (ryera 11
live II k cut, wrapped. Ph.
2-77S1.
RABBITS k Hutches iN. Z
Whites i. Good string Reeaon
able. C. P. Schevartr. Rt. 3.
Box 1. Dallas. MA 3-319.
RED bens 11.23, also roosters.
Call 4-au3.
LARGE FRYERS
Ph. 4-UNO
LAYING bens, Hena d.eued.
i bead. Pk. 4-2U.
II
BABY Chicks for meat or eggs
Send for tree folder. Wilson's
HaU-herv, Lvona, Ore. PH
L'Liack S-2S.ll
BABY Cluck! hatched yr rouoxl
Valley rarm Store 4-4M4
CUSTOM DRESSING
Of poultry We buv rabbits
Wuig a. 391 State. Ph 4-311
400 Agriculture
412 Fr-lf l Form Produce
PRUNES 11 a bu. R. L. Phil
lips. Rt. S Box M0. 1 mllea
' E. of 4 Coraers aa Stat St.
4 101.
GRAVENSTF.IN apples 11 00 bx.
also Windfall Kings 171 bx
U Pick bring containers 1430
Wallace Rd.
U-PICK tomatoes II per bu
Bring container. I1, mi. due
E. of Kcirer on Keizer Rd
Callle Hava, I9M Keirer Rd.
Pk. I-.
SWEET corn 1 MTaack' R.A
Fiedler 4447 Salter Dr. Ph.
4-3MO.
MUIR PEACHES
PH. 4-7772
TOMATOES, U PICK. $1 BU.
Ted Whitehead. 4K0 Cummin.
Lane. Ph.4-30.
TOMATOES picked tl 80 peTbu
Order. Pb. 4-454. Id. Wittenberg.
413 Fertiliser
FERTILIZER
Aged manure, finest quality, as
always we del. sny amount
anywhere. Ph. 2-0331.
CHICKEN or aow fertilizer s c k
0c.truck load110. Hi. 4-2iWW
PETE Moss from chicsTtravs. 75c
sack:Valley Farm Store
POULTRY fertilizer, sack, trail".
er load or truck. U-haul. Lee i
Hatchery, ph. 4-2511.
BARNYARD rotted fertilizer, 15
per ton, minimum 3-ton load
Ph. 4I3J Independence.
450 Merchandise
451 Household Goods
GOOD, chsrter oak wood circu
lator heater, cheap. Ph, 4-45S7.
tHsFYNlSHtD-furniture. H. U
Sttff Furniture. 171 N High
BE THRIFTY .
Buy Good Used
FURNITURE
$30 down will buy s complete
household of' furniture includ
ing appliances.
450 Merchandise
454 T.V. I Radio
NE'V If Console T.V.'s. Reg.
138ft. Now .S2SS with sntenna.
"Your Dowi Town" Flreslon
Store. 2M N, Llhertyi Ph.
1 2491.
I pair mahogany step end
Utiles 117.50 Pair
Reconditioned & guaranteed
ranges i refrigerators , . .
From $39 ..
7 piece mahogany Duncan
Phyfe dining set 40 x60
table extends to 8' excellent
condition. ONLY . $129 !5
5 drawer chest
$12 !:,
414 Form Equipment
SELL Trade, Rototlller with
reverse, 1200. Ph. 4-057.
425 Auction Soles
AUCTION
OF FURNITURE
AT SCOTTY'S
4 drawer chest with mirror 4
bed $29
Davenports. FROM
$15
WE MUST VACATE
BY OCTOBER 1ST
Only two 195 Motorola console
left. Buy either at wholesale.
All small appliances left will
he sold at ' off. TV trays Ik
off Radioa at coat, i Dealer
welcome on the abovci.
AHn save $40150 on brand new
1H57 DuMont Talrsets. "The
quality standard of the tele-.
vision world." Only left.
First cunie, first served. Terms,
of course.
Open Friday night till or un
til all merchandise is sold.
VALLEY TV CENTER
142 Candalaria Ph. J-i21
REPOSSESSF.D 2l'rCnneole T V
Reliable partv may assume '
h.tlnnre. "Your Pow n Town'1
Firestone Slnre 3.13 N. Lib.
erl. Ph. 2 im.
17 Motoiold TV H2S0
Ph. 3-5W5
21" Cm E. T Vconnle Perfect
mnd 1155 Ph 3 7475.
458 Musical Instruments
We Way Cash for Good Used
Furniture At Appliances
wooniT
515 S. COM'L.
PH. 4-3.U9
PIANO, l-eier upright, good
cond. 175. Ph. 1-3275.
WE pay lop cai-h once lor
pianos. Vscd Mde Mill i't
S Liberty. Ph. 4 B.:7 1
ACCORDION or piano lesnons"
Free use of an accordion, ad
vanced or beginnera welcome.
All tpe of niuitic taught.
Iluane Huntaker, jo-13 lourt
Si. Ph. 2 323.V
USED Spuiet
ent or buv at log
intj
Mate
pianos. I
Piano Co.
good
17H0
TONITE 414 CENTER STREET SAT ' MON surl"" Bi!'"
nm Krr.s ni win, ,w
Shop Glen Womlrj, 1S05 N.I
Summer. !
SALEM
430 31rchantliie
407 Fur Bearing, AnimoTs 451 Household Goods
NUTRIA
Pure bred stock, finest of Im
ported quality. S4O0 a pair.
Discount 1 pairs or more. Deal
SAT. . MON. Surprise: New
I matching mattress box- spring
j sets. 144 00. Shop Glen Woodry
, 1805 N. Summer.
Mutation, i LAKCe. Ml circ. heater 1
all colors. Asoc. Nutria GrnwJ
direct with grower,
all colors. Assoc. Nt
era. Box 32H, rrie'ndale I, Cal.
ell
408 Pets
MOTHER cat to give
to amid farm home.
mouser Also I kitten Rt
Box 125, Sllverton, Ore. pb
Mlverlon 3-4.H7
MAN 11. who enjoys working
with people, desires employ
ment. Background' Business A
farm ownership. Exceptionally
good record of labor relations
Can work with out super
vision. Some sales ability. Box
317 Statesman-Journal.
WANTED: Mid. age worn, my
home Not live in. Baby sit
ting A house work. Two child- r0R Mle r (rm do, p,.r,
ran It 4 Call at HM N. 4Ui j r-nsrliah Shepherd ft Border
St. PIS. 2-SS32 eve. or all daj : -ii 1 vr old A gpaved
Sun. Pn 2.1204
CHAMBER maids Apply 10 KNCUSH sprinncr spaniel pupa
person Senator Hotel to head :UHO Sunny view Ph 4 Hlil
hiisckerper j jj..,. Pps s,,, ()r Trsll.
BUS BOYS Apply in person Ph ( ."M
Senator HcRelJo Mr Veriier , RFa nijf, boxfr j f M
H PAITsIT sprayer; drill' Ph. 4 6219
press, new DeWalt saw- A; ac ! DO(;s' BOAHDED "Cofkhaven
cessorles power Hack aa . ; K,nn,,, , Ul.n, Lund Rt j
gaa A elec. welder; Grinder. Sllv,r,or). ;,.4Ta:
Ar aanaer. oriu; comis-ir
or trade for smaller one. 255
S Com'l.
, DINING Set. S pc
lion Ph. 1-7400
good condi
REI'OSSKSSF.I)
452 Appliance
CI.AHINF.T S50 cish ei ti.de
for drc-i rifle or fi-hing la. Kit.
I'n 2U237
I'SKU ORGANS
Spinets A larger iii'wtcis. Soma
like new. Terms. Stone Plana
Co lain siaie
WtRI.IT7.ER mahg spinel,
vrs old. I45. Ph S-7443
FOR SALE ty Waher.
wringer Upe. 115 Ph 3 1771
SAT.-MON Surprise 10 only" ' STORY A Clark spinet plan
Lovely Electrolux late nidi. 450. S yri old. l.ianN. 24tk
Vacs, with all aU. Just like PIANOS reconditioned. (B and
ne. 1st come 1st sered at up, terms !i.df.e Tiano Serv.
lust l-tfl On terms Yes. Glen ( fc Ph 4 1656
Woodrv, l05 N Summer . .
r-l sni i-vioitn lessons Mete ae
credited teacher t'h ? nJ
Vacuum Cleaners
fir
l.ix, H('oer. all
up Ail make.
.l!'w"d davenport A chair with Compact. F.lr.
ti I '0irn rubber cushions. i'a , makes $IH5n
w... ua... . uu. rvpaiiru. nee piiK,i,r. ;u)
$129 62 plies for all n .ik.-. F'.it po!
TERMS S3 WEEK ishe's. all make ( . npa.
Reconditioned used 3 complete Vacuum Cleatieis. 1321 N. Cap
100ms of furniture -- living itol Pn :i-.ut;,
room, bedroom, dinette. WESTINGHOt'si: Range.
Jltu
THANSHIKTAT10M
DAMAliE
Daveno. sola bv clav. bed by
Ulle. Hav ojllv 13 per 1110. (CLEAN 10 r. old (.ib-o'i tefrig
ClusinK Out For $59 Good cond . nv l-
1 complete roon.s all new f ur-j XL refrig 11 i u f: (;..-. 1 Condi
niture. living mom, bedroom. I tion 140. Rt. 4. H ;lll Ph
dinette. Start living for onh . J-oi'Mfl
.wu. 1
, ncri.Tt,.r
I sed M.l-e Mart I'l. 4 e-lil
MI NERAL Eleitru rclng. raloi
Special Sin 5 I'sc.l Mdse
M.itl 270 S Libert . Ph 4-ai I
RENT
An f rir Mnt Wantrtl
SrnaJJ Piano.
OM.Y IT PKfl WK
J'lus KIIKl. le ssons
ZORKIS
Ph. 4 8252 519 Court St.
work shop. Priced for quick RFC. English springer spaniel Stlatlitlv soiled box springs A
nil he. iter heats
sale Ph 2-::50
L. A H. range, excel, cond.
Piano 150. Ph. 2-02ML
TV ANTENNA, Merry tiller A-
girl a bike. Ph. 3-47S3 or 1221
Huge.
FOR SALE-!-acres of prunes
U-PickPh. 45-4145.
LOC'XER beef. 1 to 1 r. old
12c to 16c. Choose your animal.
Kt. a. Box ei. Ph.ji-ijii.
LOST between County Court
House and Randalls Chuck
Wagon Cafe. Sterling silver
bracelet-linked orrhide. Re
turn to County Kecoraer or
pup 1II50 N ::lrd
S5 1 MOORE PETS
Birds, aupplles; birds hoarded.
Open eves. 40(15 State.
FREE to good home 2 cats, af
fectionate pets. Ph. 4-78211
Black Culliepiips,"
Ph. 3-l(!5
REG. Toy Collie" 14" Shetland
sheep doff male puppv moa
old beautiful heavy sable coat
with black & uhite trim. Shots
completed, $25. Call Albany,
WA 61772.
REG. mos. old. Lahrsdor Re
triever 130 Ph 4 W7H8 alter .
County Clerk to be forwarded ijiamESE kitten for sale, also
to owner. Harem r nnpin
Jackson County Clerk
reg. Seal point Stud service
Ph. 4-7RI0
300 Personal
310 Meeting Notice
RAHA'I world faith Information
write Ststeaman-J'rn'l, Box 11
312 Lost and Found
LOST; 13',' plvwood boat, yel
low sides, grav bottom. Ph.
3 594 Mr R. B Everlv.
LOST:Lady s Elgin wristw atch
at Hi-Llte Drive-in. U found
call2V2125. Reward.
LOST: SABLE A- white male
Collie In vicinity of 11th St.
Junction. Ph.2-3S.'I.
LOST: green parakeet in cm. of
Oak S Llrty. Ph.l-S5.T.
LOST: Small brown cocker vt
cinltv ol ISth St. Fair en
trance. Anawers te "Taffy."
Ph. 2 1734. Reward.
314 Troniportotion
STUDENT wants 3 riders to A
from Monmoutti wk. days. Ph.
2 7077.
316 Personal
. WANTED
Reg S- purebred puppies Cash
paid "P'ippvland " Oswego
Ore Neptune 1-2224.
"KEITHS Pl'PPY FARM-
S40 Cenier Ph 2-79TO
Puppies all kinds. Buy A sell
Afte-noon A eves.
PARAKF.ETS A tropical"" Itsh;
Bird Paradise, ph. 2-1842.
YOUNG parakeets, cages feeda
' Mickey's, 3S25 S Corn. 1 2715
410 Seeds and Plants
CERTIFIED Dixie Crimson
Clover Seed. 37c. lb.. 1st prize
State Fair. Also Tetra ft Pet-
kus Winner Rye Seed. 4c. lb.
Lawrence Hajs, Ph. Aumi
vllle 581.
PERENNIAL asters dwarf ft tall
all colors. 35 cents. Meier's.
3171 Evergreen.
EVERGREEN AzaTias3li"oo.
Merrills Greenhouse. Brooks.
PERENNIALS A" rock plants"
Fall astors, tall A dwarf
Burnett Gardens. Rt. 4. Box
32. Ph. 4-2451. Closed Sun.
412 Fruit t Farm Produce
MARY Palmist tells past, pres
ent A future. Love, marriage,
business. 3745 Portland Rd.
1040 MARKET
pies, f r o 7
AL'S BAKERY
V Blueberry
cream pies. Frozen tuna, beef
ft chicken pies. 12 25 a no..
Pizza pie 39c . lroz3n Iruit
pies. 11 10 a doz. Ph. 3-7372.
4I.c6hoi.ICS Anonymous group
No 2ft"! N Com'l 3-453
FREE rent heat lor email
non - denominational atudy at
discussion groups. Write Box
305 Statesman-Journal.
PSYCHIC Resder advir on all
affairs. 4550 Portland Rd.
Albany cutoff. Ph. 4-1211.
FOR SALE; on lot lit Restlawn
Memory Gardens. Ph. 1 Sioa
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous.
S. CommrrrtaL 1-11M, 7-250
402 Livestock tor Sola
BUCKSKIN saddle horse and
saddle. Pretty color and gentle
w ith children, pa. I-57S7.
mm
Let a
7
Classified Ad
Solve That . '
Problem
4-6811
CANNING corn. P. ml. N. of
Keizer Sch. on Wheatland Rd.
SWEET corn, large ear, 1 dox.
11. Ph. 2172
U-plck Blackberries, $1 a crate,
rounded up No Sat. calls
please. Kites U-PIck Place
3-6519.
GRAVF.NiiTF.INft King" apples
It Petite prunes. Ph. 2-52113
SWF.ET corn 11) cenlsdor.; 1
Ihs. yel. onion IS cents; 10 lbs.
Gem Spuds 29 cents. Bishop' a
Fruit Mkt., 3310 Sllverton Rd.
Potatnea $2 per suck at
1534 Park St.
PEACHES and pears-Perls
Produce. 5230 Portland Rd,
U-PICKcucumbers 11 bu Fn"
4j4321.
CANNING corn ft tomatoes, cu
cumbers, squash & melona.
Rov South McCarthy, Ranch.
S. River Rd
GOOD tomatoes. Diedrich Farm,
220 W. C hem aw a. I ml.
straight w est of Keizer achool.
Ph. I-S204.
mattress Reg. Silo
Buv Set For $59
STORE HOURS
MON THRU FRI 9 TIL
SAT TIL 5 SUN 11 TIL
KENWOOD
Factorv Ou'let
Kl'RNITL'RE
7.15 Edgewitcr St., Wet Salem
MOVING' Sell furniture iheaD
Ph. 3-3275 151 W Miller
SAT MON Surprise Just re
ceived 70 extra nice modern
dining chairs Reg price.
110 95. now just US Glen
Woodrv. 1S05 N Summer
repossf:sskd
Bedroom Set
Cnn pJrte w-fh spring A matt
SAVE $60
Balarce owing 1154 21)
-MI S1C LESSONS
rins 2 drum. 115 3 burner AIL INSTRUMENTS Inilni-
p ate. A bt-aters o ent rent.d wttle vnu learn
12.50 to 12 3215 Portland Ru strm large.' Music .chrvL
4-VI70 ' WKTSEY-WEATHERS music
In the Capitol Shopping Cen'ef
Ph. -17fSJ
COLDSPOT used relniterator
Excel, cond $22 95 "Youri
Down Town' Kirestne Store
N Libertv Pn. 2 2.91 j
GUARANTKKD
Recondl'ioned automa'lc wash
ers, drvers ranges A refriav
131 50 lHl Up
YKATER APPLIANCE CO.
375 Chemekna St.
FR1GIDAIKF. elec rnnce. West
laghouse tlciiixe 2 teat dryer
H C. Little ."I heater All goo.1
i und Pn 2 ti.Uio ..fler 5 p it
(atnilv
Toun
I Llb-
llunkev - Tonk Piano
Gar A g.irnh. spinet-etvle. rtavs
giiod :oo. A b.vgaln. Stone
Piano Co U'di) S'ale
AHl.l.Y Flute, o.dl 110"exceU
cond , reas. I'h. 21170
WILL trade violin for deer rifle
or sell lor rash Wvant, 4155
Center Trailer Court
UPRIGHT JjLob Doll piano. iai!
I'h 3 525
YORK Tniri.et like new, used
' mos 9o. pn 4 infin
BY" OWNER g.-vl M Schult
srr-ali upr.ght piano linn Ph.
4 :!785
RKP0SSKSSKI)
('omplele Living Room drnnp
Sofa tt Chair Tables 4
lamps
SAVE $65,
Balance? owing 1147 HO
MANrKACTl'RING
SKCONDS
'xl2' Rugs
Oriental Design
$39
RKPOSSK.SSKI)
Foam Ruhhrr Davenport &
Chair
SAVE $110
Balance owing 12:2 00
ELF.C. range. Need
lull purchake fol a
ill S3 "Your !)". i
Firestone Stole J'.s
ert Ptiai-2(l'il FINE l i.,im H:l Ph 3 7153.
. .,. . . I '2 r" Lrowninp
LSD washers $13 A up Mod
ern AirlMiv r Center 1141 So i-tn.litioo Mirtin I'-.per-Com
! Ph 4-9353. "l trumpet. F.xce: I- iv for a
. !inner Onh 1:5. Pn 17l3.
FOR SALE Phll.o Eel.lg. .VS T.llman Ave
f olrlvpol deepfreerelh
4 82511 RICARDI 120 ban accot dlon
,;... ' , -' , : meil sie IVautltut case ft
ISF.D Refrig A up Modern ,,., 41,1s Ga'dner Rd 4 1511
Appiiaiue Center. 1141 South
Com 1 4-fl.'l3.1 FLFC Hawaiian rultar ft amp.
r..-r...- - pod lopr! Ph 3-3i'7ll
HF.NDIX (trier. Matag sq tub
asher. late inivlri, older 1 pc SAT -MON Surpnse 45 play
chrome set 4377 Ruercrest record?. Ic. 1 nr. Decc. RCA,
Dr.. Keizer Dlst. I Columbia. Western A Modern.
7 pl,,v 13r Glen Woodrv ISnJ
N Su.-i.mer
USED refrigerators. 119 25 ft up
Ai Laue. App . 2350 State St
KENMORE auto. aher Excel
cond 139 88 'Your Down
Town" Firestone Store. 395 N
Liberty. Ph 2-2491
HFADQUARTERS " f o r repT7
ses.Led merchandise for 15
Northwestern Stores "Your
Down Town" Firestone Store
395 N Liberty. Ph 2 2491
CONN Cornet and Baritone, ex
cellent school horns, used at
Leslie Jr High, 150 00 earh.
Phone 2-82IU.
FOR SALE 1 tenor Sax. I Clart
enette Both fine instruments.
Call erenincx 3781 Hollvwood
Alc Ph. .16A47.
SHOP
FOR SALE 1 tenor Sax . 1 Clar-
NEW freezer. 22 ru ft. upright ""I,"' ,n instrument.
Sept special. 111 50 ou'""". ,3,S" "lv","'l
BKDS.ML BROS '
172$ Center Ph. 2-9871 443 Vy.nf.J H;hd Goodt
L'SkD Hiitfirnatir t ashrr, K ? f 1 - ' n . .
HX IK'tptllMI. fir, ,. l-O U II I .1,,r. evie, tr.r . . , a.
instllrfl A guar, ft t
.liirlsi.in-s :7'l N Co
I
Irrm.
KE
U PICK tomatoes tl, apple box.
Bring boxes. J. H. Tou.pkin:
Fann. Grand Island
DFANJOl' " pears llper bu.
You pick. 390 West Chemawa
Rd Ph. 4 3072. No Sunday
calls, please.
U-PICK PKACHKS
Paul Townsenrt. 1 miles No. of
Salem on Uheatland Rd. in
Missioii Bottim. Bring con
tainers.
PASTEURIZED whole milk. 75r
gal Hnenngemred, 7 sc. gal
for see. Cleary Dairy 1-3031
CWUMBFB.S; All kinds. Ph
4-02M. 4729 Lanraster.
PEACH PLUMSrsc-LB.
Alio Petites. Ph. 2-210)1
PETITE prunes now readv, 2741
n. niver ho. rn. i-wwo.
GOLDEN Bantam coca 11 per
sea. zspprox. a 00. ears per
sack. No Sun. Sales. 425
Mwegle Bd.
TOMAT0KS
U-PICK, $1.00 BU.
1 ACRES, picked, $11 00 bu ,
R'ver Road. , mL past
Roberts Store, follow signs.
Ph, 1-2047. Olrri J. Co.
LEO. HENS for canning A freer-
mi .in ea. u pica lomatoas 11
ba. Vara Partarh. Box 174.
Gerval. 14 mi. North of Sa
lem at Fairfield.
GRAVENRTTm A King Apples
at rtui arrurw ru. a-829.
FACTORY OUTLET
731 Edgewater. West Salem
Keep in right lane.across bridge
2 blocks on F.dgewaler
Do you have used furniture to
sell? Call 4-9310 or 2-5458 for
highest prices on your used
furniture.
CH AI RS. " Your "choice 11 50
Used Mdse Mart. 270 S. Lib
erty. Ph. 4 1371
SAT " MON. Surprise : " Maple
Cricket Stools, 1198. Glen
Woodrv, 1605 N. Summer
UNIVERSAL Elec' stove. Good
cond. 1785 N. Winter.
COMBINATION ' Wood ""eTlec
trie range. Reasonable. Ph.
2-4414. i
PC. bedroom set 1 Walnut Fin
ish! 1129 95 Used Mdse. Mart.
270S. Liberty. Ph.4-S37l.
WAL. vanitv A dble. bed frame.
125. Wal. twin bed comp , 110.
Ph. 1-7850.
ANTIQUE three ptrm' Bedroom
set, solid walnut, marble top.
dated 1858, price S240. Staytnn
Hardware ft Furniture Co.
Phone 1174 Staytnn. Oregon.
SAT.-MON. Surpriaa:-New-modern
table (ampa. Sl.m, floor
lamps. 17 88. Shoo Glen
Woodry. 115 N. Summer.
ICE CREAM table" antique waf
bed springs ft matt ; Sheffield
tea set: Mah. coffee table;
sewing math., dishes glass
war. etc. 2020 8. Hiigh.
Matt. & Box Spring7
Good. used, full slz. 120 Fisher
Bllt Matt 990 S. Com'l.
HAND W0VKN RUCiS
PH. 4-2J.H
ANTIQUE Bedroom Set. Make
an otter. Solid oak hand
carved. Used Mris. Mart,
17 S. Liberty Ph. 4371.
Open Fn. nights til 1. No
down payment (o a e )
DAVENO. $1M. Uaed Mdsa.
.Maet.; 170 S. Liberty. Pk.
4-M7I.
SAT.-MAIN. Surprise: New end
lames, ae.sn. cian woodry,
1SH it. (uromtr.
COdl.K.RATOR double oven
electric ranpe 4 yrs. old Cost
$400. sell for $150 Also llendiv
dr'.er 4 rs old $75 Voss
v tinper '.vaOier free l ith cr
er Ph 3 WHO
WRINGER tvpe washer - Mka
j us an offer "Y'nur Down
Town" Firestone Store. 395 N
Libertv. Ph. 2 24,-l
454 Sewing Machinti
store piano for use of
Ph 3-4998
"VK NtKD "furniture"
Valley Furn Co 1-7473
tin non CASH
To spend for High grade Uaed
Furniture A Appliances Ph.
3-6110 Paving Top Prices for
Better Grade
Glen Wor.dty, 1803 N Summer
TOP ( ASH-PRICE" FURNI
TURE APPI IANCFR, ETC
USED MERCHANDISE MART
270 S LIBERTY' PH 4-8.171
BaJ'cS Ml : 464 Sport, Equipment
on our hands with 1C.3 ha!
Take over for $1.25 per wk
Ph. 4-71112 (dir. I.
SEVANG MACHINE
Brand new 7ig-Zap 'nationally
adv Portable Eullv guar.
Complete !h srvLing lessons,
for onlv $7 9 50 Compares
with 12110 A up machines. Lib
eral irade In allowance A
easy terms For free demon
stration Ph. 4-7102 Idlr 1
SEWING MACHINE
30-08 MOL 721 with K V. Scope.
Ph 2 6172
TWO rtOOfi Rem iniiton one 1 ai
scope One 300 Savage. Ona
Winchester 12 ga. ou.t.p - 1 4
gun. I Winchester 12 ga .lot.
gun hammer action. 1 South
12 ga. rtbl harre, shotgun, t-ne
38 revolver w-helt h(lt-- f -it
auto All in exid cond. See at
79U Stewart M. or Call '.44.
,12 GA. J. C Hiegins shot run.
See Taylor at Stan B.iker
' Motors
Singer Tortable runr 5 vmmro
for $22 511. tl per week Ph SPRlhTGFIFI.n nil m oa , i,Vl
4-7102 Idlr I. ! cond. Ph. 3 84 2350 V. Nob
Hill
CASH Daid for used guns mod
ern and antique Cascade
Mere- 1230 Broadway
o
456 T.V. I Radio'
REPOSSESSED 17" 't. V. As
turns low balance. 15 per mo
Your Down Town" Firestone
Store. 393 N. Libertv. Ph.
2 2491.
21" 'Console- T.V.$IOO
060 N. 20th 4-4803 '
MAHOGANY 14' run-about
beam with renter deck A re
mote controls, trailer with
winch. 22, h p Evinrud. high,
speed lower unit, 1 rarbl ,
standard A racing. 4 prop,
140. 1170 Smith St.
500 Bus. & Finance 500 Bus. & Finance
SIS Inveitments
51 S Investments
$$
YOUR MONEY CAN EARN A BETTER" RETURN
BUY tit niorlgagaa oa improved real estate in Salem and vicinity.
Your money nets s.'.i'V Examine th security yourself. AU
details and, collection taken car of without obligation.
Mortgages available from $1100 to 115000. W ar eervtclnf
M.SOO.OOO 00 In 1st mortgage for. institutional and individual
investors just Ilk yourself. Over II yean satisfactory service
, lor th Willamette Valley. ,
STATE FINANCE CO. .
Ill I. HIGH IT. Phon t-HSl BaJaaa, Oresoo
u