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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
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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
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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
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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
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Net Chanse
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Prevloui Day 17.0
Week Ao - H7 I
Month Ago
Year Afn
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1950 Hilh
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74 0 1731
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111.1 71 171 1
144.1 74 t IM S
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Kl 100.1 MS
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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-
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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
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Bank of California M
Chas Manhattan .4'i
Pint Nations! 47l.
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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 (.
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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
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Gassififd Index
"For Your Convenience
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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
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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
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