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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CROSSWORD ACBOM t. Rum ' . Mwgtimr t. Tnta . 10. Harmonised 11. Ixtreme 13. A roundup 14. Thrash 15. Ood of flock U. Ctrl'! nickname iT.Tht Buddha IS. Short receaa It. Sesame to. Rock plant S3. Wan (pott) J4. Cattle thief 2. StrUtt , 21. Church celebration II. Goddcat of -death (Nor.) It. Haul 13. Greek letter 14. Latvian river, 15. Diatant 16 KetUea 18. Thick ahadt 40. Watered tllk 41. Thonf 42. Glrl'e namt (poet! 41. Garment twrdert , 14. Golf moundt DOWN 1. Votlnr tllp S. Bptclat of pier ( archaic) I. Not wit dial) 4. Ouido't fclfiMt note t. Wander . A Mldlll . T. Conclude ' (.Beetle t. Polleh ee 11. Bmall napkin IS. French chemlat II. God of pleasure emx) 1. BmaU pit . 11. Peeejt f-firj 7frfh SI root. 1' is jfTc like - :j)r. 01 I S IfcSp 2. Chaaea rW i vl? rr Isluit; T BrJi' TITfli FT IT. Rlchea TffiX T 5fe 2. The T iWltii5! crowd mov. tee) 10. Btandi up St. Llfhuj IS. rroth icloeicrt Aaswee M. Rod IT. River iFr? 3. Metallic rock r -fr w dii Murm Miss Monroe Upstairs at Time of 'Wrong-Door' Raid LOS ANGELES. March 20 ( Marilyn Monroe was listening to phonograph records one floor up at the time of the "wrong door" raid, her hostess that evening told newsmen today. Mrs. Sheila Stewart Rcnour was waiting to testify before the conn- Rescuers Fail To Reach Sick Prospector JUGGINS, Idaho I A rescue party tried for the second day Wednesday to get through heavy now to reach an elderly prospect or lying ill in his isolated cabin in the Salmon Hiver wilderness, licious mischief, and 2. the dos- ThetightnsflbertTWafynilbi Hale, about C9, was discovered Sunday by a friend, Karl Samson, who had come to visit the pros pector in the mining ghost town of Florence, about 20. miles north east of here. Samson strapped on his snowshoes and walked out for help, reaching here late Monday night. He reported that Hale was ap parently suffering from blood poisoning, thought brought on by frozen feet , Sheriff Bud Taylor was notified and rescue party was quickly formed.- The group left Grange ville at 1:30 Tuesday morning in an attempt to reach the abandoned town, which is at 1,000 feet eleva tion in rug&ed mountain country of the Net Perce National Forest. The party had to return about IS miles on foot when its snow cat broke down above Biggins Hot Springs, where members had been trying to follow a creek bed through the seven-foot snow. The party, headed by Dr. Ralph M. Buttermore, Idaho County Coroner, and forest engineer ty grand Jury. Another witness the landlady of trje two-story apart ment house said Frank Sinatra was in a frisky mood an hour he fore the door-smashing. A private detective said he told the jury yesterday that Joe Di Maggio arranged the raid in quest of evidence against Miss Monroe, his divorced wile. The detective maintains Sinatra was one of the men whoN entered, by mistake, what proved to be the wrong apart ment. SINATRA IN CAR' " Sinatra told the jurors he sat outside in his car during the crash in. The district attorney's office saya the grand jury is investigat ing 1. whether there was felonious conspiracy to commit a misde meanor, such as trespass or ma- Bit of Battleship Oregon Given to City of Portland PORTLAND, 'March 20 W - The Battleship Oregon Museum Com mission reported today that an anonymous Japanese has contrib uted another piece of the famed ship to the city of Portland. Clyde Dickey, chairman of the commission, said the gift was the towing bitt from the warship's hull. It will be mounted on a con crete pedestal near the Oregon's mast on Harbor Drive here. The Oregon was famous lor its trip around Cape Horn in the Spanish-American War. It was berthed' in the Portland Harbor for many years and was used as a barge in World War II. At present it is being cut up for scrap in Japan. Porter Asks Protection of Union Dues WASHINGTON, March 20 W -Rep. Porter (D-Ore) today urged that union members be given "protection of dues-payers' funds from raids and exploitations."' He warned at the tame time "against drastic punitive meas ures which could undermine the basic purpose of trade unions, which is to safeguard the living standards of working men and women." Porter aaid In a statement that current hearings before a Senate committee are "a challenge to trade union officials themselves and they must respond to it." He laid it would be "unfortun ate if either political party made use of the current revelations for political purposes," inasmuch as some of the union officials 'charged with grave misdeeds have supported candidates of both parties." "Furthermore," he said, "I think ffhal public judgment must be withheld until the courts have passed on many of the charges recently voiced." Most Grains Close Higher CHICAGO. March 20 un-Grala futures finally got going on the upward path on the Board of Trade today after a long down turn. Wheat closed to l higher. corn H to 1' up, oata unchanged. to 2 cents higher, rye Vi to m higher, soybeans k to 2 cents higher,, and lard S cent J a hundred pounds higher to I cents lower. The upturn la wheat followed t slump in which prices had dropped around J to 12 cents a bushel in seven trading, sessions. Traders had felt a technical rally was due. Today was the last trading ses sion in March contracts of all grains, soybean oil and soybean meal. Exporters reported sale of 14 million bushels of U.S. wheat to Yugoslavia. India bought about l'j million bushels of wheat on the Pacific Coast. New York Gosing Stocks Reported Merrill Lynch,. Picrc. Ftniter and Bn Chicago Grain WHEAT March Mav July September December ! CORN i March May July September j December 'OATS March May July September December RYE March Mav July September December SOYBEANS March May July September November March SO Grain: Opea Cloie 1 i''.-;.i.iS'4-Ji'i 2 23-22 ItIV1. ISM', 1 We-' 1 2 24-14' S l'i J 21 '. 2 24', Mrs. Renour, an attractive blonde, told reporters she had treated Marilyn to a home-cooked dinner the night of the raid, Nov. S, 1954. She aaid she was washing dishes when she heard the commo tion below and stepped onto a back porch to see what the could see. .. - 'He was jumping up and down Chester Curtis, started out again land clapping his hands, and he Several men barged out of the downstairs apartment of Mrs. Flo rence Kotz Ross and sped off in two cars, she added, but she was unable to identify any of them as Sinatra, DiMaggio or anyone else, LITTLE CURIOSITY Mrs. Renour Indicated that Miss Monroe hardly registered an arch ed eyebrow's worth of curiosity as the raiders noisly charged into the wrong apartment, then fell into confused retreat. The owner of the building where Marilyn was visiting, Mrs. Virgin ia Blasgen, said she taw Sinatra and some other men on the side walk outside during the evening. Grant to Aid Video Classes PORTLAND. March 20 W - The State Board of Higher Education today announced receipt of 1200, 000 from the Ford Foundation Fund fw-A4viKrnit-c4 Xducav tion, which will be used for an experimental project in college teaching by television.. Chancellor John R. Richards said the grant will make possible the sUrt-rf lawoomtelevision on three campuses next Septem ber. Preliminary work to set up facilities it underway at the Uni versity of Oregon. Oregon State College and Oregon College of Education. Three . undergraduate . courses and one graduate course are planned. Courses definitely scheduled are U.S. history, to be taught at the University by Wendell H. Stephen son, and chemistry, to be taught at Oregon State by W. H. Slabaugh and M. B. Williams. The other two schools will receive the programs. Wednesday with a larger snow cat. but had not reported back by Dichtfall. Meanwhile, assistant forest superintendent Ray Hilding asked that a helicopter be sent from Forest Service headquarters ' it Missoula.- Mont. The helicopter was unable to come Wednesday because of bad weather over the Idaho-Montana ridge. HAVE YOU NOTICED? Oar, Millers Hare teen Acvertlitn TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD TV I vary body Want RCA VICTOR si 'Ito'wkM. Mveta lei ee la. viewable eree. Mefcef 0Mrirtdt fcup 0lied mr tateej eek rented (eae ( ejkeMeM jinilSU At liHU at $1.50 Par Month tee Cetee TV 11 M I Weekdays rlKlrtHWf a After All Miller laughed at me when he noticed me watching him from a window," she related. She said she was able to recog nize Sinatra because he was "the short one" and DiMaggio, "the tall one." Mrs. Blasgen told reporters she testified she could not tell' whether Sinatra participated in the raid itself. Space Travel in 50 Years Seen By Rickenbacker PHILADELPHIA, March 20 ttV Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker, whose aviation career takes in World War t Jennies and modern-day Jets, ' predicted today interplane tary travel would become a "com monplace" in the next SO years. "In fact," the World War I ace told an audience 'of Rotariant. "space ships in the year 200T will be temiself-sustaining planets in themselves." As for the less distant future, Rickenbacker,' who Is now chair man of the board of Eastern Air Lines, said airliners will fly above the weather at 600 milet an hour in I960. Sometime before the turn of the century, Rickenbacker said, "atomic - powered airliners will link all major cities across the continent and over the world." lip THURS. MAR. 31 II NOON-KrTV-NIC MATINII li lt f at-KOW-tllHAMA 4:M F.M.-KOW-riONIII ClUI ItM PJI.-KfTV-lUX THtATII SAltSftSfRVICIFOR RCA Gains, Losses Mark Stocks NEW YORK, March 2 -The stock market ended with a mix ture of gains and losses today when a morning advance failed to hold through to the close. The Associated Press average of AO stocks ended unchanged at $173.80 with industrials up 20 cents, rails up 10 cents and util ities down 20 cents. Of 1,101 issues traded. 502 ad vanced and 335 declined. There were 14 new 1956-37 highs and 6 new lows. Volume totaled 1.(30.000 shares compared with 1,340,000 yester day. - . Stocks and Bonds Compiled ty Tat Anotlatcd Prut MARCH M. 1MT STOCK AVEKACEI M total Net Change Wednesday Previous Day Week Ago Month A lo Year Ago 1938-37 HllH 105S-S7 Low IBS Hlfh 1M Low .1 1514 ISM 151 J 24S.I 2e I 1761 240.1 257.1 201.1 is is st I! till tteckt a .1 1101 110 1 BOND IVItAOM It Net Chanse weonewiay wiv Prevloui Day 17.0 Week Ao - H7 I Month Ago Year Afn 19M51 Hlh in.5e.S7 Low 1950 Hilh 1KU Low est R7 as.i a Rt St d .1 71 a 171 i 74 0 1731 IM S 74 0 171 111.1 71 171 1 144.1 74 t IM S 151 1 7.t IM S llt.i tot 1SS.0 141 4 75 7 ISI S 114.1 S7.1 141.1 It It It a .1 a .1 M l Ml 4 12 8 111 SO 4 M S Ml WI4 lit SU SOS 12.4 17.1 Ml S5.I 17 1 Ml SSI so.7 ml ens Kl 100.1 MS M.4 HI S4 Dow Jones Averages NEW YORK. March 10 on , Dow onei doling stock averaeee: Hlfh Low flOM 30 Induilrlals 47S.3S 471 15 473.03 20 Railroads I43.M 142 13 142.15 IS UUIItlet 71 M 70 SO 70.03 tS Stock! 1M 13 1M.7S 1S7.1I Western Securities These bid and Ilk quotation! represent prices st which one ir more dealers, members of the Na tional Aisociatlon ef Security Deal er's Inc., would trade with the general public at the Ume the quot ations were tethered at 1 P m. vai- Asked Calif -Ortfon Power 33 m Cascade Plywood i Conaol. rrelfht II Iron Fireman It's Jantaen Inc. Com i: Meier It Frank , UJ Morrlion-Knudsen Ore.-Port. Cement 73'i Pac. P. Si L. Com . 31"i Pope A Tlhot jo. Portland Can At Coke ....1S' Port. Gen. tic .. ... .....24!s HANKS Hank of Amertce ... 35! Bank of California M Chas Manhattan .4'i Pint Nations! 47l. First Nat. City . NY 4s U. M. National S7',a 17'i 13'. 13. 14'. 3i, SOi) 44'. vu IS Mi, Ml', !' lr'l IS'r'i IJOi.-'i 132',i4 134',-, 1 35V3I 1MV.V4 135', 129', -28 1.301, 72-74 70'.-, ;.-! S5, 17', 7J-71'a 70-70'. ' S4VI3 r l , 1 29i M0j-'a 119.27' l.I7 I 2S 27 1 2SJ 1.32's . 1.33'., ISO'i 1 JO'i-41'i 3 4040', J11'-' 13',., IIS'.-',, 2 31 ,',, 1.12',- 1Z IX'i Chicago Livestock CHICAGO. March W UP IUSDAI Hogs 7,100; steady lo 15 lower early closing trade aleady on all weighta: sows steady to strong: few lots mostly 12 1S0-230 lb butchers 17.73-1 00: 280 120 lb 11.75-17.21; sows 11 2S-1I SO. Csttle 11000: cslves 300: steers steady to 25 lower: heifers closed barely, stesdy; cows steady to strong: other classee steady; load of high prime steers 27.00; prime 1100-1350 lb steers 25.75-21.50; !tandard steers 1150-11.10; high standard to low good heifers 1S.00-1S 25; utility and com mercisl cows 12.71-14.50; canners and cutters 10.75-13.25: bulls 15 00 lo 73: mostly good and choics vealers 24.00 7.00: good and choice yeerling stock steers 21.50-22 21: good -and choice 550-050 lb feeding steers 20 00-20.21. Sheep 2.000; steady to 25 higher: food to prime wooled slaughter lambs 3. 00-25 25; cull to low good slsughter lambjLUull'Mlajie&teuwjMt 1.00. '" Chicago Butter-Eggs CHICAGO, March 20 ( USD A I Butter ateady wholesale uing prices unchanged: 83 score AA as'.. 59i: 02 A stu-M'.i; B M'i-59; N C 5I', 5.. Egg! barely ateady: wholesale buy ing prices unchanged to l cent down; 15 per cent or better A w hite - 31 31 ij: mediums 29; itandarda 2S-2S',; checks 2S,-2t. Markets at a Glance NEW YORRV March VT Markets at e uiance: Stocks Higher: moderately active. Sonde Mixed: government! Improve Cotton Irregular; liquidation and neogtng. CHICAGO: Wheat Rallied on ihort covering, Corn Moved upward with wheat. Oata Moitlv hifher. Soybeans Rallied in late trade to cmia niancr. Hogs Closed steady. Cattle Generally steady. Salem Quotations BUTTERTAT (Andreesni) Premium J4 No. 1 . ..... Jl EGGS I Oregon Ml Prod'irers) Prices to farmers are I to I cent under these wholesele pnccsl: Jumbo A . M Extra Large AA 47 Large " , ' , .45 Large A - .43 Medium AA M Small A M POULTRY i Northweit Poultry I Old Roosters . Lethern Hene , , , Colored Hene Portland Livestock PORTLAND trv-(USDA.) Cattle salable 600; market fairly active on steers, heifers, about steady with Monday, heifers steady strong, extreme top 1.00 higher on improved quality, cows weak-50 lower; 19 head choice around 1,050 lb fed steers 23 25; five loads choice (50-1.100 lb 23.00, few -mixed good and choice steers 22.25-22.S0, good steers 21.00-22.00; few short loads good fed heifers 21.50, load good and choice heifers 20.50, fewl good 19.00-20.00: commercial cows 15.50-16.50, utility 13.50-15.00. can- ners and cutters 10 5O-12.OO; indi vidual utility bulls to 16.75. Calves salable SO; market steady to strong: few choice vealers 26.00 30.00, individuals 31.00, good 24.00 27 00, standard 18.00-22.00. Hogs salable 250; butchera about steady-strong with No. 2-3 grades mostly 25 higher, sorted No. 1-2 grade butchers 205-20.50, mixed grade lots 19.50-19 75, sorted Off No. 3s mostly 19.25; sows 300-500 lb 15.00-18.00. Sheep salable 200; mixed good and choice wooled slaughter lambs 21.00-21.50, individual choice 22.50. deck of good mixed good and choice shorn Iambs 102 lb 19.00; few good slaughter' ewes 1.00, culls down to 4.00. Portland Grain PORTLAND U Coarse grains. 15-day shipment, bulk, coast deliv ery: Oats No. 2, 38 lb whit 85.09. Barley No.' 1 45 lb B. W. 49.50. Corn No, 2, E. Y. shipment 61.00-61.50. Wheat (bid) to arrive narket, basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: Soft White 1.60; Soft White (ex cluding Rex) 2.60; White Club 2.S0. Hard red winter: Ordinary 2. 50; 10 per cent 2.50: 11 per cent 2.50: 12 per cent 2.50. Hard red baart: Ordinary 2.60; 10 per cent 2.60; 11 per cent 2.60; 12 per cent 2.60. Car receipts: Wheat 36; flour (; com 1; mill teed (. Admiral Core Al Cham A Dye .. Allied Strs Allis Cham Alcoa . Aluminum Ltd Am Airlines Am Can Am Cyan Am Motors , Am Stl Fdr ... Am T At T Am Toharro . Am viseoe . An.r Copper ., Armco Armour . A c He .on Toe Avco - :. - Rendt Avia Beit Food! .... Beth Stl . Roeing Air Borden . . Borg Warn . Bucyrue .. Burro Adding C Calif Pack Cimpb Soup Can Par Ry Ca J I Caterp Tree . . Celaneve . , Certainteed Chei A O Ry Chi M SI P ,. Chi NW Rv Chi R Is Ry Chrysler .. . CiUes Ser- Cllmix Moly Cluett Pea Cota Cola Colgate Com Credit Com F.duovi Com Edison Contsfner , Cont Cen Conl Oil . ... Crsne Co ... CrWn ell Curtlss Wr . ' It Deere lc Co ... Dls Match Doug Air , Dow Chem ... De P de Ne t Fail Afr U ,. ;,. F.ait Kodak , E IPam Gas Emer Radio , . Ex Cello . F Fairchlld . 11 - I7i - 4'a - 32', Ml .115'', . ll'a . 2. . u - S' . S7T, .171 Fllntkote rord Motor a Gen Dynamics Gea Elec , , Gee Food! Gen Motors Cen Tire Ceo Pae Ply Clllette Clidden Ooodrich flood year 7i4 . t.rncr. wn 34'4 Crt No Ry . 2', ICrt West Sug , M ; Greyhound . 13'. , CuU Oil . Homestake at . I Int Harvest lnt Nickel Int Paper I Johna-Mans Jones At M Stl ,9' iKalier Alum Kennecott . 3'!iKern Land ... 15 'a t . rj," 'Llbb McN . i i yr , 23' ! r 4.V, , 4Ji. , 4AJ, SJi, St S', IS', 43 , J9. IS', ', 44 4 15'. 71'. 75'. 4t, r- . 4P. 20', 15'. -ll. 21'. 27'i . 105 W. ' 47'. 41!. 111. 41 11 . 17 . 10', . SI'. . , 28', . 14 . 74'. . ei LOf Claa Lockheed Air .... Loew'! ,Inc Lorlllard M M.gnavox Minh Field Merc C i . . Mont Chem .... . 41'.. tonl Ward : motorola . 44'i . 4'. . 40', . 44', :ir . SI . . II". . 4W!, . W. . 35 .. 77'. ,. 5S', 111 . M'i - ' . 11'. - . 17 10'i Natl Biscuit ... Natl C.h Reg Ns'l Dairv Nstt Distill Natl Gypaum ... Natl Lead Natl Suoly NY Central .. No Am Avia No Pw- NW Airline O OHn Math Otu Elev , P. Pibco . p.- a v ei .. Pae T at T ... Pan Am Air Penney J C . Penn Ry Pepl Cola . Phelpi-Dodge . 721, . 45'. - 1'S - W's - S7i. . 14', 14', ..'! - IT. -42'. Kl". . S4 . 17". 17'! - IS ..in'; . 4'. '. - !'. - 41', - 17',, . 45", 42', M 4S'i 1M 15', SI', 20', 21'. SS', Philce Corp Phil Morris Phil Petrol . Pillsbury Proc A Cam Pug 8d P Ai L Pure till . .j Radio Corp Rayomer Ine Repub St) Reynold! Met Reynolds Tob Richfield O Royal Dutch a Safeway Sirs St lo Lead St L it SF Rr St Rrlll Paner . ftchenfee Ind Scott Paper Sears Roe Shell Oil Sindtir Oil etAiiu rtti I Socony-Mnb Sou lai T.at Sou Pc Ry . Sou Ry , Sperrv Rand . Sid Brands Std Oil Cal Std Oil lnd . Std Oil NJ tude-Pack ... Sunray Oil Sunthine M . ,8wiM A Co . Sylvanla El . T Texas Co ; Tex,! Gulf ... Textron Tide-Asm) Tr.rmni ,. Tram Wo Air Twea Cen Fox .. V Union Cirb Union Oil Union Pic Ry Um Aircraft .. I'nl Air Unee Unl Corp . t'nl Fruit US Plvwood . US Rubber US Steel W Warner Pic Waih Water P West Air Rr " Weitern Air Wetem Elec Weatern Union Wool worth T Zenith .. IS 44'4 454, . aai? r. - 38'. . M'4 . 11 . so", . s'. . M'. . 17. . 4', . M't . 41 . 11 . 40' . 21 - !1' . 17', . II - son - ' . M'l . 41'. . 42', . 41'! - 11 'i . M'i . 45 , . ll'a .17 . 7'i 23'. . 7'i . 15 . 40'i - 'i . M', , 15 . S4, . iaa - J4'i lo - M'l - 27'. . 7'. . 30i - 'l - 47', . S3'. . 40', . H'. . !'. . M . i '. to'i . IS', . 44, IS'i Chicago Onions CHICAGO. March 20 m Onion, : Ones High Lew Clo.e March 1 11 112 I II 1.30-12 November 1.55 1 54 1 55 1 M m January - 1.12 1.73 1 72 1.73 Portland Produce PORTLAND i Butterfat Tentative, tub ject. t o. immediate change premium quality, deliv ered in Portland. 62-65 centi per lb; fir it quality, 59-62; second quality, 54-57. Butter Wholesale.1 f ob. bulk cubes to wholesalers Grade AA, 93 score, 614: A grade. 93 score. 60' 1; B grade, 90 score, 59; C grade, 89 score, 57. Cheese To wholesalers Oregon 434-53. Eggs To retailers Grade AA, large, 45-46; A large, 43-44: AA medium, 42-43; A medium, 41-42; A "smlt."35-36.Cartonsil-I cents additional. Eggs To wholesalers A large. 40-41 'i; A medium, 39-404; A small, 33-344. Live ' poultry No. 1 quality, f.o.b. Portland-Fryers, 34-4 lbs. 23-24; light hens. 11-13 at farm; heavy hens.. 14-16 at farm; eld roosters, . 7-9, Turkeys To producers L 1 r e weight fryers, 27-28. Rabbits Average to growers Live whites, 3H-4' lbs, 23-26; col ored pelts 4 cents less; old does, 10-12, few higher. Fresh killed fryers to retailers, 59-64; cut up. 62-65. Wool Nominal, clean basis, V. blood, 1.10-12; blood. 1.18-20; H blood, 1.35-38; (ine, 1.40-43. Wholesale Dressed Mead Beef carcasses Steers, choice, 500-700 lbs, 36 00-39.00; good, 34.00 3.00; standards, 32.00-34.00; com mercial cows, 29.00-32.00; utility. 28.0-31.0; cannen and cuttert, 26.5-29 00. ' Beef cuts (choice steers Hind quarters, 40.00-45.00: rounds 40.00 44.00; full loins, trimmed. 55.00- 62.00; forequarters, 32.00-35.00; chucks, 32.00-36.00; ribs, 42.00- 47.00. Lambs Choice, 45-55 lbs, 42.50- 46.00; good, all wis. 38.00-43.00. Pork carcasses Shipper ityle. 120-170 lb 29.00-31.50. Pork cuts Loins, choice, 1-12 lb. 46.0O-49.O0; shoulders. 16 lb down, 30.00-33.00; ipareribs, 44.00- 48.00; fresh hams, 12-16 lb, 43.00- 47.00. Slab bacon All wts. 43.00-51.00. Veal and calves Good-choice, all wts, 3800-50.00; standard. 30.00-45.00. : ' Fresh Preflnce Onions Ore. Danvers, med.. 1.75-2.00, few higher; 3 in, 2.75- 3.00; few higher; Texas white 3.75- 4.25: Ore. boilen 1.25-75. Potatoes Local Russets and Burbanks, No, 1, 100 lb, 2.25-50; Central Ore. Russets, 2.75-3.00, Ige. 6-14 oi, 33.50-75; Klamath Falls bakers. 3.75-4 00: Fla. round Reds, 50 lb, 2.50-3.00; Idaho, bales of 5 sks, 10 lb each, 2.00-25. Hay No. 2 green alfalfa, baled f o b. Portland, 32.00 a ton, some lots 2.00 lower. . Applex Box, Ore-Wash red De licious, extra fancy, tray pack and wrapped, medium. 6.50-7.00; large 5 00-50; loose pack, small 4.00-25; standard Delicious, targe 4.50-75; Newtowns loose, extra fancy, 3 75-4.00, few 4.25; combi nation 3.59-75; Winesap, extra fancy. 5.50-6.00; loose 1.25-4 00; red Romes, extra Iancy, tray pack, 4.00-25. Celery California 2-2't dot 3.75-4.00, few 4 25: tome low as 3.00: hearts 2.25pS0 dot. Investment Trusts (ZU.AA, SMITHS! A CO.. INC.) Bid Asked Affiliated fund IS 8:30 Canadian Tund It 41 II 01 Century Shares Tru!t .. 22 :tl 14 21 Chemical Fund 11 71 18 ! Delaware Fund ... I0 55 11 M Diver. Invert. Fund 8 74 I 5B Dividend Share 1 82 1 88 Eaton A R. Bal. Fund .21 42 22 SO Cat. Ind ...13 77 15 05 Group Tobacco 4 II 4 II lncorp. Inveitors 1.84 1 18 Key Cuit. Fundi: S-l - j 17 2t II IS B-4 10 07 lino K-l 8 5S 134 S-l . ll ? .2 ,-4 . 1 57 10 44 Man. Bond Fund 7 21 7 9! Mail. Invest. Truit 11 01 11 II Natl. See. Series: Income Series . 1 13 1 48 Stock Series 150 129 Pref. Stock S 1 .11 I OS Natl. Dlv. Seriei 4 SO .1 oa -NllCl0lMn , JJL11, Pioneer Fund .. 14 13 H is Tel.-Elec. Fund II. SS 12(12 Value Line Inc. Fund . S 57 8 r Wellington Fund I2.7t 13 II NOT1CB OI PUBLIC HEARINQ. Pursuant to ORS 417I4S. notice Is hereby given that a public hearing will be held et the offices of the Clackamas-Marion Countiea Fire Pe trol Ainciatlon, North Fork Station, Molalla, Oregon, on Thursday, March 21. 1157 at 1:00 P.M. for the Durnmt of providing all owneri of land! an opportunity to ne neard on matter! pertaining to the budgeUng of mon eys required to defray the coil of fire protection and luppression with in the boundaries of the Cleekamaa Marlon Counties Fire Patrol Assoota Uon District and for privately owned lands In Clackamas, Marion and Multnomah countiea within the boundaries ef the Willamette and Mt. Hood National Forests. A eoov of the tentative budget for the iire district may Be Impacted at the Clackamas-Marion Counties Fire Ps. trol Assoclstinn Office. North Fork Station, Molalla. Oregon. OREGON STATU BOARD OF FORESTRY D L. PHIPPS. STATE FORESTER March 14, II NOTICK TO CREDITOR! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I have been appointed by the Circuit Court el the State ef Oregon for the County ef Marlon, Probate Depart ment, as adminiitrator of the estate at JOHN ALFRED CARPENTER, de.. ceaeed, and have qualified as such adminiitrator. . All persons having claims against aaid estate ere noti fied to present the seme, duly veri- nea. to me ei siz pioneer Trust Binding. Salem. Oreeon. In Mid County, within ilit months (rom the date of this notice. - Dated this 14th dv of March, I "57. L. C. CARPENTER Administrator of the Ei'.te of John Alfred Csrnenter. accessed BRUCE W. WILLIAMS , OTTO R. SKOPIL, JR. ' KEITH D. EVANS 411 Pioneer Trust Building , Salem. Oregon Attorneys lor Adminlitrator aaaxca is, al, is, April t, it Classified Advertising . i tatesmaa-Jonraal : Newspipen U N. Chmrcl 8L PHONE EM 4-6811 LOCAL RATES (Mta. t Uses) eweekeayt eetva. per line 1 Ume Jt 21 per line S times SO as per line I times SI M 11 SO pet line 1 mo. 11 00 (tnel Sun i 'Clanlriea ads will he run in Both papers to give edvertlieri the ad vantages of the tremendous pulling power of 17.174 combined eireula- o T 0 B U Y I 0 R E N I 0 ' R When an ad is eadered three et six times and a Sunday leaue is in cluded (for example Friday. Satur day Sunday) the lower Sunday rates apply becauae only The Statesmen publishes Sundays. - Classified ede win start la the morning Oregon Stateeman. conclude In the averting Capital Journal but ads will be accepted for Sunday Statesmen only. The deadline for elesstfled ede at IM p.m the day before publication except tor Sunday when deadline la 5:31 p.m Friday Emergency ede and sm.-ll line eds received after D S.m weekdays end unUI 11 noon aturday for Sunday may Be placed in the Toe Late to eternity" column Adi for Monoay paper! must be in by I p m Saturday. The Stetesmaa Journal Newsps pers reserve the nghl lo reject quee tionahle advertising: It further re serve! the nght to place nil adver tising under the proper classifica tion. ' The Statesman - Journal J4ewspa. Sera assume no financial eiponil ikte for errors which may eppeer lln edevrtlsemente publnhed In ,ta columns and In caaea where this pa per II at fault will reprint mat nan of an advertisement In which the typographical mistake occurs A "Blind" Ad an ad containing e Statesman-Journal Nawspaoere Boa number far en address M for the protection ef the edvertiaera and mult therefore be answer! oy let ter The Statesman-Journal Newspa pers ere nut at liberty to divulge In formation ee te the identity eg as advertiser using a "BUad" ad. Ada la ether columns whlefe require investment la stocks, samples, equipment ee cash bond should be ' thoroughly tnveetlgeted befall - paying out any money Advertisers requiring a cesh investment for amplee or merchandise, salee aide etc. must so specify la their ada THIS NEWSPAPER STRIVES to Pro tect Ite reeders egiinst freud de ception, or injuries Readers ere cautioned to make NO PAYMENTS to get e poti'tnn advertised in ine help wanted rulumns All ne'e wanted sds MUST SPM IFY HE NATURE OF THE WORK Sa.-s help wanted ads must state rf the pay Is In the form of salary com mission!, gusrantee. or include firm name. Bona ride offers of employment with pay Belong te the "Help Wanted" columns Kindly report any eaeepuon lo this rule lo tha claaslrled advertising manager. 0 s E L L P H 0 H E , E M 4 6 8 Statesman, Salem, Ore., Thtir., Mar. 21, '57 (S?c. II)-17 Gassififd Index "For Your Convenience N 0 300 PERSONAL lit Meeting Notlree 111 Lost end Found 114 Transportation 118 Personal 111 Stamps and Coins 40(1 AGRICULTURE 401 Livsstock For Ssle 403 Livestock Wsnted ens Pels 410 Fruits Ar Firm Produce 411 Market Besket 414 Poultry At Rsbblts 411 Ses Foods 411 lawn At nerdea 4JO Seeds Ar Planta 421 FertUner 4'J4 Farm Equipment 421 Auction Sales 450 MERCHANDISE 451 Household Goods 452 Appliancea 454 Sewing Machines 414 T. V. A Radio 451 Mulicel Instruments 41 Wanted Household Goods 484 Sports Equipment - 44 Birvrlee 470 Building Materials 472 Plumbing. Heating 474 rioor Covering 471 Do t Yourself 480 For Ssle Miscelleneaue 481 For Rent Miscellaneous 482 Tride Miscellaneous 483 Wanted Miicellaneoue 484 Miscellaneous 488 Machinery A Toole 48 Wanted Machinery ts Tees) M Furl SOS BUSINESS AND FINANCi 510 Money to Loan 1 111 Loam -Wanted III Investment! 800 EMPLOYMENT ni Help Wanted 04 Help Wanted, Man 08 Help Wented Lady OS Pirkers 'Vinted 110 Salei Help SIS Work Wented. Man 114 Work Wanted. Lady 111 Child Cere tll-A Rabynttlng l Your Hoenel 117 Job Information 111 Education 620 Day or Contract 704) RENTALS 702 Sleeping Rooms, Boere) 703 Wanted Rooms, Board 701 Apartments Fee Rent 708 Duplexes 707 Houses For Rent 707-A Furmihed ?.H Farmi For Rent 70S Wanted to Rent 711 Wented te Rent Roueaa 711 Wanted to Rent Apia. 714 Bunnesa Rentals 711 Resort Rental! 711 Convalescent Homes 780 Moving and Storage no REAL ESTATE en I Business Opportunitiea sol Business Property 803 Suburban tot Houses For Isle ttl Apt!.. Court! rer Sale But Loti For Sele aio Farmi For Site 11 Exchange Real Estate 811 Coast Property 111 Resort Proper! Ill Wented Real Estate B2S Insurance 850 AUTOMOTIVE 851 New Care 152 Used Cars (or Sale 353 Auto Parts and Repair 854 Trucks Trailers for Sal 858 MotorcycJea 85 Wanted Cars. Trucks seo Auto Miicellineous 882 Houis Trsllers SA4 Heavy Equipment 80 Aircraft It Ft. Kenikill Sports trailer, complele.l42i.EM 4-1095. 2d' Royal Coech trailer house, 1300. EM 4-8874. 14 Chev. t, f . pickup, 11.000 ml. 2180 Chemewa Rd. , 'So FORD Country Squire. Low ml, CM 4-7S1B. EM 4-B7M. '51 FORDV hafflon-Pickup, radio, heater turn atgnali. Mechanically rxc, Jeffereon A Fairground! Rd. - M FORD V-l clb. cpe., lota of extras, low mileage. Ph. EM CATTLE buyer A F Sommer ia riarmoay or. aja aagari. TOP cnah price! at your placo nay vum, am a-iaa couecs. 5S FORD Fairlane, Fordomatlc, radio, heater. V-l while walls Sac. I1J7S. EM 1-8581 FOR LEASE or Sale Large I bedroom home, nicely fum lahed, corner lot, I blocks to shopping center A state bldgs. EM 3-4834. SUBURBAN I bdrm. home, by nwner. Call EM 1-1107 after 3 p m. 3 BDRM. turn., gar., nr. bus. stores It ache. 40US Hud ion. BABYSITTING, my home, S. Sslem. EM 4-7121 20 YEARS experience retail grocery, produce, aruga, et aundries. Need Immediate em ployment Selem or vicinity. EM-4820 ifUr7:pn. F-exp. legal sec . bkpr., dli ta- pnone, elect, type., ao-oo pcr annaliiy. Co. In Esstern Ore. Will help with housing. Bonus end of yesr. 1300. Pieenstach er's Commernsl Placement Agency. EM 4-3351. DOUBLE laundry traya with stand.EM 2-4flor 1 SET Britannic! Jr. excel. ennd. 1 yn. old. Alio old May tagwaihrr SI0. Weitlnghnuae range 821. EM 1-1711 eve. 17-in. REEL type power moer. Rood cond. AM 1-1711, z I. 5th. KITCHEN wdn. table, Dormeyer mixer, baby car seat, goir cart, metal Ironing board. Soap Box derby car. EM 2-2118. MALL power saw. 4 ft. falling oar ana cnsin. i-nmmii, aim twin cylinder paint aprayer. cn Box 131 Statesman-Journal. 28 'arwe Ultra1 si" elrts hike. good cond. 4091 Hudion. 18 MERCURY Merk H.-10 H P. tank at vulcxaiiver coniroia. New cond. Reasonably oriced 108 Jersey, Silverton. Ph. TR 3-7451. F" RCA console TV. 1271. Glenn Woodry. 1101 N. Summer.. BftNDIX fully auto, wisher. M . J - -. . . 1 UlU Va lleyTurn. o. 211 N. Coml. KIR BY Vacuum Cleaner. 1 mn. old Bll sa mo. w mo s. am 1-7087 (dlr-1 if.. WASHER Ar Dryer, ueed very little. 1740 Monroe Ave. EM 4-3883. HFAa'Y'd'itv 1-stenrhinn ftnrlf trailer. imi twi y-iwa. LAB puni. A.K.C. Reg. EM S- 3011. 353 it uincester. ANT TO RENT with notion lo buy: gentle riding hnrae for 12-yr -old girl. EM I-S251 after 4 n m ' - OUfsTANDtNG tjtr. horae colt wiin racina or www k"1 -end l-vr -old Palomino mere, well trained. EM 4-tOM. LOST: M!roonhlllfo!d a Grey hound Bui Depot mei. vc. Name Clarence Edwards In gold, money and valuable paper!. Reward. EM 1-7272 or mail In Marvin Lee. Miyville. Oregon. RwNT J bdrm. house, nlcelv furn 135 Wilbur at. EM i-exi Or EM J-40UH W 1 BDRM. unfurn . TV int.. far.. reaec. t s-jo NORTHWEST itrawberry planU. New nitrh. EM 4-1100. PEKINGESE pun. purebred, fe male, z m oi. a.:! ". SO MIRACLE MILES Ocean FYont-rLlncoln Beach. S bdrm. furn. noma, xmmv pine. Interior. Only 17SA dn. 117 per month. KM 1-48.14. 'OO Ppninnal O 312 Loif nt Found' FOUND- Child'! glasies, Kelzer dISt., E.M J-KH2 LOST: or straved child's pet toy collie EM 1-8940. LOST: March 10th, while cat vicinity 2801 block S. Ceca l. EM 18871. 300 Personal 312 Lett sncf Found LOST: Boys glaeeee at Parrlsh Jr. HI. Tuesday, Mar. 18. EM 4-3M2. LADY who found toy Collie A railed EM 3-40 Mon. Eve. Please ciU again. 1218 W. Ith. PLEASE lure our brown A white dog loose so he ran come home. Janice At Dale. 31 A ftnonol ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group no i. sees n ioee i ass t-aets AL S BAKERY LARGE breed 25c. Froten Chicken Pies 12 So dot. Indi vidual froten Mixed Fruit Piei II ID dm. Piste Plea, Fro7en. Large 41c. 1040 Market St. EM 1-7372 CHARIS foundation stylist aerv lng the Salem area. Your home or mine, ror sppl. EM a-.13.1e TOOlANTBILLSr Don't let your bills get you In trouble. D you're behind In payment!, we can help vou No . security or co-ilgners needed. One place to pey all bllla. Psv only -a-hat you csn afford I iRonded end licensed for your protection II CREDIT CONSULTANTS Dul Salem EM 2-8844 for lnfof- meiion. LADIES If your heir isn't Becoming to you You ihould be coming to ROYAL BEAUTY SHOP 1111 8 Comm'l St. EM S.B4S3 "Perms" Manicuring Haircutting MADAM HAZELr Psychic Read er. Aavise on en attain, saos b. l cat e-vzu PALMIST. Mary read your com- pieio utc leaning, past, pres ent, future 1. 3741 Portland Rd. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. tl R. Com'l. 131 1-31 oe. EM 1-1850 Glfta from all over the world. JARY, FLORIST EM 4-S391 400 Agriculture 402 Uvatlotk For Stl FOR sale ilngle horse treiler. walk in tvpe. new tires, '17 license, risdy to roll, EM 4 2.W4 eve. REG. Jersey cow. Fresh soon with 3rd calf. Good milker A sound. Phillips Bros. Rt. Box ato, Salem. EM 4-loai. SADDLE horse with saddle A orioie. em 1-730J after 4 p.m. S A I.EM Men Co. locker neeg. 2r. Cuatem killing, cutting and wrapping. Bacoa ail cod free Ar trailer leaned Ifj-nim. II.... cn . Tex" CM J-4904 t-l sun A 1 pm 403 Uvtihxk Wanted BUYER Claud Edwards, Rt, a. Box BME EM 4-1113. CATTLE. 4297 State E 1. A H. sneinen, EM 1-1341. EM 1-4380 CATTLE horses, at your farm ai.-s.-secuaiiaHart.-CM-arat' 405 Prts I MOS. OLD male Welmariner A.K.L.. Reg. Champion itock, trained, beautiful, intelligent: EM 3-7082. WANTED Desperately!) Siamese or rersian Kitten, uusrsntee excellent homelife. Write El sieSchll,M(i' a N. Collage. BLACK Mexican Burro, iyrs. nm. ineai cmw s pet luo. CorvalUs Ph. PL S-4117. . 400 Agricnlrare 411 lawn I Oardtti PATIO cavers and awnings, Cuitom Made St colors. Keystone Alumaaum Ca. Elf 416 iexscl. 1 Mantt BLERIANA (Pink) fleweeinf plum. I' - I', 11 as. Middle Crouq Nursery, 4930 tUvartoa Rd. ' USED'4rtding Girden Tractor Kith ' or wltl.out cultivator, mower, harrow Av plow. Fair banki Morse rotary law a mower. 2400 Chemewa Jld. liter 5 P.M Virgin Top Soil EM M575 e r ' EXC. Boiacnberrv Plants. Mr, Dabacon, , niL . ef Ger vais. Ph. 1482. EXC. hill grown Marahall strives berry plants. Reas. price. Ph I Silverton TR 3 56i8. . NICE Evergreen shrubs, Scotch Pine A- Chl.tese Arborvtte, lot is. 219 S. Summer. N NURSERY STOCK: Fme lire incense cedin $1 00 esch. sut for Five Burks. Exceptionally line young holly treea irum a dollar to two fifty ee.'h. Our own atrain. Benunn Hellf; -Orrherdi. Rt. i. Silverton ' ' TAKING our Aiperagui yard, ' Crowne for ule. Bring con . timers. EM 11814, 30M Rival bend Rd. g THORNUESS Evergreen Blacb berry plants. New field. 1 0O. ei. dug A packed. Alan Wei. tier. Ph Silverton TR 1 4793; Steiner'i Nursery ,' DWARF fruit trees, flowering" trees a, shrubi. Evergreene, ' Spreaders, 1 e e 4 s. flowering 1 plants. Blueberry. Currant,, black A red raspberry plants, R rind rf tors A stir Msgnoliaa, eathera. Delphinium, prim- ' rose, paniiei. deisiei, Coral bell pinks, Aitllbe Hellboris, 18 yr. old wilnut tree. Agent for Sturdl Built greenhouse. . ll1 Mkt.SI. EM 1-1141 LOGAN A boysenberry planta from ee patch. Ph. Gervaie 1324. AZALEAS SOME BELOW WHOLESALE 0AKH1LL NURSERY Drive So. on Uth St. ', ml. pas muii,,Sliue mil, SUni rifW it Oekhill Ave. RED clover seed, purity M 13, serminetion , 140 100 Ice. . EM 1-2147. STEINER S Nur. - plu.. ahrubs, : dwf. treea Alt. Sturdy-Built Crnhse. USD Vlkk EM 1-1N4. 422 Fartiliitr - 0LD!I OLD!! SAWDUST 1. 2. 4, I. yd load 13. yd 7 yds. 110. 14 yds. 130. tleUvered. EM 1-2075. GOOD Manure tor Bowers, gar den. Will del. EM 1-S12S. ROTTED or Fresh Manure, by sick or cubic yd. del. Dress lawns now. Your eoil needs humus Phillips Broa. Rt 1, Box ttO. EM 4-3081. Closed . Sun. Fertiliser. Well Ratted manure we oei. anywhere. EM 2-4077 ruirvtv a..iii .t rviuiicvr nvi. earn j 29 Yr. Sawdust, 12 yd. Del. -EM 4-1900 424 Farm iquipmant DOG TRAINING -Retriever 4 Gun Dog Obedience A does boarded. EM 2-09OI G rover Franklin MALE red cocker speniel, 7 moe. oia. excellent wiin children. 121. KM 4-3130. AKC reg. Samoyed puppiea, EM i-iuoif or aai i-vau. BOX pupa. Reg. Extra nice. 130. silverton. in j-ej22. CHOICE parakeets, also para see 1 at pampiier cages. e.as 3-7Be. SHELTER'! Litter Registered. us. et aea. Alpine s 144 Lebanon. II PURE bred Nutria I males 11 females. EM S-00t4... BEAUTTFUL blond Pomeranian lupplea. A. K. c. reg. MS nipping si. en e-DTva. IRISH TERRIER AT STUD- fine red Ballywood cogs. A.n c. regisTerea, pica 01 utter or fee. EM 4-1300, AKC Reg. 1 yr. old German snepnerd dog tor laie. EM 4-4841 between I and I. PARAKEETS, duality birds. Bsrgain prices. 1 Satlsfscttoa guar. EM I-22S1. HUNTERS Attention : German Shorthalr reg. pointer At re trlever pupi. EM 4-1421. KF.ITH S PUPPY FARM S40 Center EM 1-788S Pupplee all kinds But A sell. Aft noon Ai eves. No. Sun. Cilli. GERMAN Shepherd pupplee. food pedigree. EM 1-1904. CANARIES ready lor nailing. 194 cnemeketa em 1-4383 BIRDS, FISH. HAMSTERS 3180 UvlngJtoo EM S-IS43 410 FrvitAFtrm Produc POTATOES ' Eastern Oregon, II .M hundred. nood River Newtown appiee, 12 75 bu. Green Apple Market, KOI Portland Rd. EXTRA good Burhank Potatoes. 12 za a tin ids. a-as.. J J070. 521 Silverton Rd. APPROX. 10 ton oata A Ca nadian pea hay. EM 4-2871. GOAT'S MILK FOR SALE" " --- EM 4-J990 " - 250 BALES clover hay, reason able. CM 1-8119. CLOVER-HAY: no rain. Marsh all planta. a. W. Siddall auto Hoodvlew Rd. EM 4 1348. FOR RENT BEES EM 4-1 DM Morn. A Eve. Mc- Kenney. 8720 Auburn Rd. ALFALFA hey 1st, 2nd. A 3rd cutting r.sitern urs ma., Calif, grown Del. T or truck lots TR t-MST or TR 1-1854. 414 Poultry I Rabbitl TURKEY Poults' available. valley rarm otore. BRED Doe Ribblta or small Stock. EM 4-2422. We dress poultry buy rabbits wing s 3WO ststc. st e-jsia. STARTED WRITS Ughera nulleta. Wilsons itatcnery, Lyons. Ore., Ph. Ulrica 8-2533 WANTED PIGEONS EM J-090 BABY chlcka hatched yr. round. New stamp. wnits noes pulleta 17c. straight run chlcka lie. Valley Farm Store. BABY CMckefor meet or egge Sena ror rree miner wmoa 1 Rstcnery Lyens. ' Ore ULrlca t-2511 ' FORD- Tractor, laie model. Ml , mo nra., is-n runner with or without nearly new 1 point plowand disc. EM 4-1141. 4 BOTTOM Oliver diae piowT alio 1 bottom 14' plow oa rubber. EM 1U41. ' ISfli TERGUSON N tractor use d mi bra. 3 point Case 1-14" plow, 1 point 1 tt. tandem lift disc, 1 point 1 section spike hirrow. Feruion . sub soiler 1 all like new. Ml chick elec. brooder, lane blacksmith 1 ' anvil. C. W. Impeon, Rt. 1, Jifferaon, Ore. tei. Fab-fas 7-24M. . HOLT wire reel, file Ford or Firiuaon tractor till. I" a Augur, ftta Ford or Ferguson tractor 1150 W-4 Intnat I trio -tor equipped with fork lift, , Hike pusher A Hike carper , 12.000. 2 OOO I' cedar peats 24 , cents pc. Colllni Farm Ph. ! -Independence 11JR lest. Mirble. , DRII.U harrow, disk, ipring I tooth, brooder. EM 4-4147 eve. , DE LAVALX, Milking Machine. 1 tuicxet moiot, compreaior A Stall cocki, all like neve JI7100. Ph. eves. EM 1-7334. , IS MODEL Howard Retovetor, usee very little em a-1743. v JOHN DEER M T with Culti vator 1750. EM 1-7751. - I' DBL. dlk. Ilka new. Ray toiiner. a-n. uerveia. MADE to-order metal feeders. troughs, all type sheet metal fabrication. Jiiaion's, 27t Che mekila. , VARIETY of equipment for rata, ing paoy cnicu. em a-aoue COVER crop disc Ml. Aliaa . campbeu. Rt 4. Box Toa. FOR sale Farm-All H. tractor. eir starter, teoo. Rt. S, not 7MA, EM 1-4284. 450 Merchandise 4S1 Hauturtoltj Cetvsii ' SPECIAL SALEI New solid as f bedroom aulteit I drawer Mr. . mis. ureiser witn large. ' tilting plate glaii mlrroe, love ly kenkceee heedbeerel, wittr "4 foot and raUi Reg. 1288 51 now 1211 00. Terma. Glea 4 Woodry. IDS w. Summer. USED, bath tub, bowel, at link. V Eii leune. USED I piece oak dining set 1. inio bros. ata atata If Rocker It Studio Couch EM MOM NEW biltweU rot o toc Vara $31.11 ' Glen Woodry 18W N. Bummer. DAVENO A Chrome dinette table. EM 3-3011, 2341 . aunt- " mer. HOUSEHOLD good!, furniture. dishu, lawn mower, 4k Irg. metil cabinet, Caah. EM 4 0422. USED Drexel mahogany dining suite szz. tiuuu onus., iw State SI. NF.W metal wheelbirrowa UK! Glen woodry lew n. summer. DUNCAN Phyfe walnut drum table floor lamp in-a-dnnr bed, A mattreii. EM 4-74.H. BENDIX automatic washer. Good cond. t POT OIL clrculaler with oil Bbl. 487 Lancisur. USED coil bed springs M M. HOGG 1801., 141 tate ai. GLEN Woodry furniture will save you aioo to isoo on a complete household, your best buy U always at 18M N. Sum mer. VACUUM CLEANERS , All makes. I11M up. Dir. 1321 N. Capitol EM J-7047 411 Lawn t Cardan DEPENDABLE lawn mowing. by job or me. em a-ew: GARDEN TOOLS, Yellow Front supply. ieos ft. churcn. OLD cnereo sasrduit, S yr. load. del. It-lO, KM 1-3U7 evee. UNFINISHED furnltu.-e. stiff rumiture. 171 rt H U High. USED solid maple dinette set 151. HOGO BROS. 141State St. NEW I pc. wrought iron. dC nettai I3S.5A Glen Woodry 184 N. Summer. ' BETHRIFTY Buy useoTfuft.. nltnre A appliances. T H B THRIFTY jti AH oa Easy , Term! at Woadrv's Thrifty Used Furn. Ill to. Com'l. Ph. EM 4-1311 TO PLACE AD PHONE EH 4-6311 -1- V ... '