.3-WSec IV) Statt-smin, Salmi, Ore., Fri., Nov. 8. '57
Satellite Launchings Spur Interest in
Study of Solar System, Space Trave
lice's New Science Aide to
Act 'As Fast as Possible'
Bdttari NM-NoiatTi, people , rinc around her middle.
treat wandering ukrlhrt well
ever tear the elaaeta. Today's
ejuettiaa la: Wtien? nam tt a
good Unit t ik u Mr
system In wktrk e live.
, Itf JOHN A. BARrMHR
f1 AP Seltmrr Reporter
NEW YORK. Nov. 7 JP What
iF.arth. Here, in 23 hours and 5S and other necessities to support
(Story alM page 1.)
CAMBRIDGE. Mass., Nov. 7 Of
James It. Killian Jr.. S3, presi
dent of Massachusetts Institute of
Technology. . took his new appoint
ment as special scientific assist
ant to President Eisenhower right
in stride tonight.
He issued a brief statement in
which he said he will "move as
The la.st olanet discovered, and minutes, man rotates with the man in the manner to which he
the farthest away, is Pluto. Little Earth around its axis, thus enioy- has become accustomed. In fact
is known of it yet hut its sire inR night and day. The Sun gives Earth has been a good home for
contrasts snarpiy wiin us larger , i.Km uy any ami mc mwn. i imn; ycais. Iraoidiv as Dossible" to set up an
neighbors. It is perhaps the sire 23II.0W) miles away, gives a more But lately, perhaps because he t 1-
of the earth. discrete light at night. yearns for his more adventurous
Through them all wander the The Earth s axis is tilted, so childhood, man has grown rest
Vh BM.i.'. t niv. Z he thousands of tiny planets, called that the year long travel around less. He has added small artificial
With, RUSSia S Sputniks, and the .. Ith- .. Hr. oVf-cnl nnrtinnt .alollitM in hi imml..l. family
Of all the planets
coty and comfortable
dir
as
gaudv possibilities of interplane
tary travel to come, our solar ys- Earth Most Orey
tern seems to he shrinking some
what like the earth did when air
planes came into use.
Fortunately, the solar system,
being our celestial habitat, has
been closely enough .studied to
provide effective bases for cal
culations fundamental to the
(pace travelers of the future.
Let's look at some of these
fundamentals.
Gravity is one of them. It is the
sun gravity that controls the
course of the planets.
The Earth is one of nine planets
and puny one at that.
Jvpif-r Biggest
Jupiter, the biggest, has a
meter 10 times as large
Earths.
In fact two W Jupiter's moons
re bigger than Mercury, the
smallest of the planets.
To get an idea of the neighbor
hood that these planets patrol,
let's suppose that the Earth and
the Sun, would he just S inches
from its searing surface. Pluto,
the farthest, would be almost 40
feet away.
Venus would be little more than
I inches from the sun: Mars would
be 14 feet, Jupiter S feet, Saturn
I't feet, t'ranus more than 19 feet
and Neptune about 30 feet.
In space. Pluto's most distant
orbit is 3.70.onn.ono miles from
the sun. Strung out in an uneven
and changing parade in their own
orbits are the other planets.
But there is only one boss over
all of this area. If you lumped all j
the bodies in the planetary sys
tem together, you would still have
. to magnify, them 600 times to ap
proach - the "tree- of the Sunr -
riaaets Different
the Sun offers different portions satellites to his immediate family
of Earth's body to be warmed at and is eyeing covetously the real
different times. Man calls this the rstato on Moon and even Venus
none is as seasons. and Mars, his two nearest neigh-
as the i Earth has ample water, oxygen bars in space.
'Road Map' for Future Travelers
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Alike as they are in their obei
ence to the Sun. the planets are
very different in other ways. In
fact they hardlv seem to belong to
the same family
Jupiter for instance has
moons. Mercury and Venus
none.
Mercury takes just about M
days to set around the Sun. Pluto
takes 24 years to do the same
thing. Mercury, because it orbits
to close to the Sun, travels only a
small fraction of the distance
Pluto must travel.
Venus, like the Earth, has an at
mospher. Astronomers don't
know how deep it is or whether it
will support life, but there has
been speculation in science as well
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President
Speaks to
Calm U.S.
organization of scientific and en
gineering talent for development
of the nation's defenses.
But he flatly declined to com
ment to reporters' questions on
whether he intended to set up any
"crash programs" for satellites,
rockets or even expansion of edu
cation in the sciences.
In a 15-minute press conference.
Dr. Killian parried most of the
newsmen questions by referring
thorn either to the statement he
issued or a copy of the text of
the President s speech.
President Eisenhower an
nounced the appointment of Dr
Killian to a nationwide television
and radio audience from the White
House.
Knrw of Appointment
Dr. Killian said he knew of his
appointment about 10 days ago.
But it was a well-kept secret at
MIT,
A crowd of 100 of the faculty
heard the speech in the lounge of
(Story also on Pane 1.)
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7 (--rres-ident
Eisenhower, speaking to the
nation tonight as the Russians dis-
' played new military might in Mos-. the Faculty Club and the first
jcow, declared: 'mention of Dr. Killian's name
j 1. He has ordered Secretary of touched off a round of cheers in
, Defense McKlroy to make certain that group
that the Pentason s guided mis- Dr. Killian did say that he plans
sile director "is clothed with all , j0 'laper ff nere anrt taper jn
the authority that the secretary , to (he new job" in Washington.
himself possesses in this field, so
that no administrative or inter
service block can occur."
By missile director, Eisenhower
was referring to William M. Hola
dav. McElrov's assistant for guid-
!ed missiles. Holariay has been a
coordinating agent and Mctlroy or -full-time
himself has taken' a hand in the periods,
missile competition situation. ! Dr. Killian, in
2. Any new program involving statement, said:
missiles will, whenever possible. "I shall move as rapidly as pos
"be put under a single manaKer sihlc to marshal the best scientific
and administered without regard ; and engineering judgment and
He said he will go to Washington
next week.
He said he expects to set up a
small staff of full-time aides and
to call upon scientists and engi
neers from all parts of the coun
try to assist him on a pa t -time
basis for varying
his prepared
to the separate services."
3. Congress will be asked to re
move legal barriers to "the ex
change of appropriate technologi
cal information with friendly coun
tries." This apparently meant the law
makers will be asked to amend
the atomic energy law so that this
country can give more atonic
data to Great Britain and other
allies.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7 This may look like road map from your old geography book, but
now it may be something of a road map of the future. Here's a three-way look at the
olir system: at top, the relative lizei of the planets; renter, a general picture of plan
ets' rotation around the sun; at bottom, comparative distances from the sun. (AP)
-" Ike Outlines New Details Missile Czar
Of U.S. Missile Projects perience
1 Termed High
(Story alto oa page 1.) imuch valuable information about.
.Research MUM'JZZZZIZZI-i
4. If Congress does this,
the
WASHINGTON Nov 7 iPres- outer space." Here the President
ident Eisenhower told the nation WM discussing the Air Force's
tonight there were some top se- Project Ear Side. That experiment
cm
(Slorv aid picture oa page 1.)
CAMBRIDGE. Mass.. Nov. 7 tV
.fir .lamot R Viv-na V ill ion 1r
facts about weapons he : naticteo: irom fcniwctoK Atoll in President Eisenhower's choice to:
President said, he will support
along the lines of an agreement
recently reached with British
Prime Minister Macmillan a sci
entific committee to carry out an
enlarged research effort within
the North Atlantic Treaty Organ
ization. Eisenhower said "similar ac
tion will be studied for the! A , p k i ,
FmuheaM Asia Treaty Organiza- rAriTi IVleet
lion and "comparable organiza-
l'0-1-" EUCF.NE. Nov. 7 ii The
To help carry out these meas- Oregon Farm Bureau Federation,
ures, he said. Secretary of State holding its annual convention
creative talent in the United States
and to make it available to the
President for the formulation of
national policy which involves
science and technology.
Means to Integrate
"The President has provided a
means to integrate American
science in every proper way with
national policymaking and I shall
seek to facilitate this by every
means at my disposal.
AiSaryaiRmf- t'cint'8fit'ad- T
visory group is an essential part
of the plan and the recruiting of
this group will proceed with the
utmost dispatch." .
Action on Rail
Rates Sought
Dulles will appoint a science ad
viser to himself and science at
taches in appropriate plac
es abroad.
here, divided itself into study
groups for today's session.
"Marketing and Promoting Our
Products" was the theme of the
couldn't discuss, but he did dis ijoe Central Pacific, called for ; direct ,nc nation's scientific de- i Eisenhower spoke out against a i study groups for dairy, livestock.
Close some new details about mis- launcning oi rrsearcn rocneis irom (fnse pr0ram is rfCognized as a i D1-.-- m tnarges uy uemo-1 f,eid cropSi poultry, fruit and vege
ai in fiction that thera is life on nd their records. "al!nR. " 8 !"u ap,!man who has a wealth of admin-;cra,,c congressional leaaers. ana tables and service-to-members.
In his television-radio talk to the - about 100,000 feet. Of the six l.,hinnil ., some Kepublicans, that the ad- At a mornins oanel discussio.i
Heai-y cloud layers and the In- country on ,he state of new wean-Jests three f produced success or
ience. j ',fn TPifffPl i effect of freight rates on the
ability to see permanent markings ons and defenses. Eisenhower v" T !,u-,"', """'"'I At 53, he has been president of . T BBle" ,c -"'ate s agricultural economy was
iaia: f .-.-- one of tne country s leading en-; uisimwo, t-un reinusun. nean m
1. "Faur battalions of Corporal rocknt so lar nas aisciosea inior-1 sjnporjnf! scnools Massachtis-; "elD- n ,en,e invesiiRaiion oi me j the rail rates division of the Pub-
missiles alone are equivalent in "' v .... :et(s institute of Technology for ! 7 .c ,..u.a, MC uuuues commission at aaiem
fire power to all the artillery used V00 milM- Sorn Air Force scien- njnp years. Ihas bren ordercd said that organized groups could
en Venus have prevented scien
tist! from learning even how fast
the planet rotates.
We do know that Earth and'
Venus are almost the same sie-!'n World War II." Eisenhower ob-;''st have expressed belief that js associate!i know njm as .( During the day Eisenhower held; help change rates by appearing
viousiy was talking about tne --r' methodical planner, but also as . " f .' "KXl'"r "w oeiore fuu ana imersiaie i;om-
differinf only a couple of hundred
miles.
Mars 'Has IMt'
vi. ..i;t. v.... k.. ..
ni, uiiiiRV . , i u , nam .w,- ------ -- - r :. ; . . ' vi uiavn..m;i j, .
moons, canal-like patterns on its ons. The power of warheads Pre-;"'"" """ ' " """" V. :"nn Dr Killian worked his way up Free World Stronger
surface, and a popular reputation sumawy could range upward irom "TV"", v 7 from undergraduate to president ., ie
li. ... .L:i. . !.,. i. kiininn i. mile level. Even 2,O00-mile alti- . uit i..' .L. It is
U..Vrr.-ii:rilfe"l he eou.v.leni of 1.5 tona of W i beyond the highest t "" Zl'tT ""'P call, for reminding Gov. Rob-
will tr.v,r r,..nrv i TNT to 30 nr more kilotons. ,P?'n- rpachp'1 Russia s Snul-;.,: in-tvin9 srKftni n mic and miliary advisers, rt D.Holmes of what the com-
.. .. l. i.! -n,,, h.iii.iir ml.il. niks or American ballistic missiles. ,1,. v..,,. , ,u. u.i d.-.. ,tnat. alltiougn the .Soviets
tl C aVilUW 9 ClllllUPlMlvri V so i " - - - 1 1 ui mc v iiai lira ii l"l ,
mile-range Corporal ballistic mis- took a rocket up to an alti- one wno wj slash tnrouh ; National Security Council, calling i m e r ce
sile fitted with an atomic war- ' perhaps exceeding 4.0O0 miles ' ,ape (o handle an emergency ; in a total of 45 advisers from mil-1 -you mu
ers in a battalion of these weap-inRs s,udied nave not produced! A naIi f Blacksty, - sc mobilization fields.
a Art 1 1 nl f ai infnrmalinn ai rwa.iKlak ' ' ' .
my conviction," Eisenhow-
Commission hearings
- - ...... .. .- , - j , m .... v ail ciiici Kriij 1 .. , .. ,' -o-
head. The Army use four launch-!-"-- so lar ine eiecironic record- wnpn ,nc KCMim demands. iIlar::. "'P'omanC' scieniuic ana ization-mass protest can accom
pnsn your ends, ne said.
A resolution, prepared bv the
taxation committee, will go before
the house of delegates Saturdav
remarkably clear, but our own (have had successful flights to as . s.ooo-Mtle Missile
shimmers, hampering our vision, mucn as s.mhi mues. i nis
M-l I'll . 1 annaawl (a pnfnr Ia Alia nl tht
mere are Eome snpni ciouas. "i'H ,,v n,nllv
TAn.Mr.ii m . .rAii.i nt ntripl tests in the Armv's inter- .
"The air-breathing Snark re-
traveled over a guided
AI MIT Since ir
n, viiii.. ik. it ...! obviously ahead of us in satellite
- ' .r... k;. : . development, as of today, the over-
m u . CT mTJt gr""y iT meHiat, rnre hk iis 5. miles and was "Z h. iyi ih 77., rnililarv strength of the free
Mars, but many astronomers be-1 med ate range hall sitic rnjssile-l , and has been with it ever since. .. ,. nic,ir, ,u,
is an Air Force guided missile, i nL'!.ra!. f.xpt";!that of theCommunistcountr.es.
In .rTcontrast to Venus cilM tt 1 ""' h j vice oTes dnc;' i7 .nd he' e must see to it that what-
lMarTIre'thos, reached a distance of ,.500 statute -UUh .U
r. - Iltirin0 hie mna vnarc .1 Ik. ' 1 ....,,
arc mittee said was his inaumiral art
quite likely ahead in some mis-jdress promise to surbey the agri
sue and special areas, and are cultural tax program and do
Earth
farther out in space and little miles
(Atmosphere Re-Entry
of this missile, like ballistic weap-1. nT:,,". k L7 W The President said "it is en
an. mnA alhar hie ...Irfarf mic.il-. I hplm' Dr. Killian has kept MIT: .- . .(-,... ,u : (Vw, ...,
IIIU Uill- I'l ft KjUIlt-l llll.-.-.ll(.-3, - rt u.ltk Ik. rnnil U 1 C lH'tC llldl III IIIC C.l S l ilUlUllOll. IfieV SBIU 18(1101101
S. The problem of re-entry of a;was made from the Missile Test . u. i .j::' ahead this country could fall be- from nuclear tests endanger man
missile into the atmosphere, after Tenter at Cape Canaveral, , Fla. ,',: ' ''LZn;. kL 71 hind Russia in defense strength. I kind.
Mercury which skitters along too
Bear the Sun for comfort.
For Mercury, a peculiar bit of
. . , TmT. viv i, , w..' 'lowing a trajectory Into virtual-! That test, made in recent da s. "tZ ? w..i. r J I But lhis wi" not "" he de'
5 . T , . ' a Z. Iv rles space, has been solved, is understood to have been over lrJ Jli t dared' people in this country
Mercury M days to go around the. prob)(,m WM 0 prfven, cosod c0llrs., wnioh took thc ",'0,1' research and Pl,b,,c serV'will close ranks as Americans
J ,1 ",V. u? rhead of a missile burning up Snark out over the Atlantic, turned , v"e . and get on w ith the job to be
amount of time for the planet to from a.ro(vnamjc frjcljon a, ,i(t by mtan' o its gllidance m.! During World War II when the done.-
route once on us axis. meteor does when it reaches the tern, then brought it back to the scientific and engineering re-( At almost the very start of his
Same Ride u Sua ! atmosphere. jarea of Cape Canaveral an 1 sources of MIT were mobilized for speech, Eisenhower declared he
Said the President: "This object jOver ail distance oi bdoui a.uuu ' -- .-.--.: v.. ; was golng i0 speaK plainly in
Radiation Meet Asked
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.. Nov
7 t.f Czechoslovakia and the So
viet Union urged today that the
U.N. hold a scientific conference
in 1 059 on the effects of atomic
tircly possible" that in the years radiation. They said radiation
something about it.
This leaves poor Mercurv with
the same side of its face turned here in my office is an expen
to the Sun almost all the time. , mental missile a nose cone. It
At the onnnsite end of the nlan- has been hundreds of miles to
miles.
6. "The
Navy has in
Dr. Killian shared the adminis-, this and other sneeches to follow
k-ii, uvr rrsponsiuiiiiy wiin men: He said'
oceans submarines which can rUe Carl on.
outer space and back. Here it is. 'to the surface and launch, in a
"I am going to lay the facts
before you the rough with the
smooth. Some of these security
facts are reassuring: others are
eUrv laHrier arp the hitr nlant
Jupiter. Saturn. I'ranus and Neo- completelv intact " He appeared matter of minutes, a missile carry-1 a .j j ij nr;v
,,.. T.. ...,.n ik.r.ii. In he talkinr nf thp nnse rone nf ine a nuclear warhead" This is'MU- 1 '- tIITC
ku' .-A i. . i.,..,.. an Armv .Inniler lltRM firt last the fteculus. another lorm of Pilot-i XKW YORK "prnHr-r navirl not they are sternly demandinc
tures might range to JOO degrees August to an altitude above 500 less bomber, of subsonic speed, Merrick is enforcing promptness 50010 require that we resolutely
below rero on Neptune lor exam-'miles and over a distance of! with a range of up to about 700 j0n first-nighters, a notoriously tar-;00" ln"e the j?"fs of act!on now
pie
j about 1.2(10 miles. The cone of miles.
Seek Out Enemy
7. Some missiles have their own
If this won't dissuade visitors, "be missile, which hit the target,
the planets are also blanketed was recovered In it was a letter
iih nni.nnnn. o d.oi rrwtt Iv a from terhnicians at the Armv's
fog of ammonia crystals and me- Redstone. Ala ,' Arsenal, to Maj. : built-in mechanisms (or seeking
thane cas This lies across huee G"1 ,ohn B. Medaris, chief of out and destroying a target many
ice caps on the planetary surfaces. tnf Army ballistic missle project.
Saturn carries a whole barraee nf t 4,fto Miles
small satellites in the torm of
dy group of funs.
well begun. Others require new
Committees
Draft Wool
Resolutions
PORTLAND, Nov. 7 - Five
committees met here todav to
draft resolutions for presentation
at the 62nd annual Oregon woo!
miles away. "Thus, the other day,
a Bomarc missile, by itself, sought
a... I . fa.l ntmilMtf I. n m a ... ..I air.
4..... . . , , . Ulll a lfll -llivi. ill., uiiiiiai.n u .it-
We have fired three rockets , ., . . ,,
to heights between 2.000 and 4.000 P'ne 5 miles at sea and actually
miles, and have received back met it head on."
1,000 Jam Russian Embassy for
40th Anniversary of Revolution
(Starr alw oa page 1.) lard comment.
WASHisriTov Va.- i ist Zarubin. resplendent in a
gold
iinJ. i.J ik. a . action, and still others new dimes
ly as the curtain went up at the "$ ' e',ort' Af,er pu llnR ',)we
opening performances of "Look "s ..T. JrZ
Rack in Anger " and "Romanoff XJkJ JE
j ,,. , ., L., , of action a program that will de-
, ' i 1 , 1 ? d !mand ,he energetic support of not
wait in the lobby until intermis- just tne Rovernment hut every
'0,n . , , . , . . . lAroerican, if we are to make it
Merrick explained that he does successful "
not want to haVe "the critics dis-
turbed" at his shows. Glaring Deficiency
He said his ''scientific friends"
tell him that one of the nation's
most glaring deficiencies "is the
failure ' of us in this country to
give high enough priority to scien
tific education and to the place
Of science in Our national life."
These advisers, Eisenhower
went on, believe a second critical
itiating with Zarubin for expanded need is to give higher priontv to
blue . Soviet - American cultural ex- basic research both in sovernment
Itta. Orvyl anniin flratDAfl HM ...v-aw-., -n- ( ..... ... . l
r. L.. a..: ;...a.,: 'hh About l.ooo persons crowded the military-like uniform wiin an em- cnange yisus and private industn'
r,v""" ."-".'. 'Russian Emhav innirhi in h-ln b r 0 i d e r e d gold oraid collar. ine wnue nouse was noi rep- The
opens lomorrow. .iu.. .u. .u 'r,"' . " S.
President said he wnulri
ntrne-A in hirh cood humor as he resented. have moire in &av ah if th
. , . . ,. . . vv..'i.iv um- tiii aiiiu ci nail j vi : " , , ... . , , , . - t
rresioem junan Arnrn ra 'rthe Bolshevik Revolution at a bic greeted guests at the head oi tne nooeson, many pounos neavier long - range requirements next
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will open tomorrow's session with ! djplorrlAc reception given by Am- big stairway leading from the em-. than when he was a jpidiron All- week, presumably in his Nov. 13 the un
his annual report. Reports on the ;k...j1, r.A..i i.-.k;. ih.v inhhv I American at Rutgers I'niversity.'sneech at (Ulahnma ritv Thi. i. !bv th
National Wool Growers Assn. and ( .neats included Supreme Court! One hour after the reception bc-''o!d a reporter that he wou'd soon one of several addresses he 'has ;SrJSMr?hnC,T,''; "f'rV.'nl,
Vourr To rnvnrro.i
NOTICE IS HKREBY GIVEN that
nornifned baa been appointed
vircim ourt oi me state of
the national budget will follow. Iju.tic- Wii.m n. nmirl.-i. sinew -an n manv euests had iammed b'" recording again after years scheduled to reassure the Ameri- F yvarner. dertased. and h. ouai
Scheduled speakers -include G.Jpau Robeson. I-p I ndersecre- around the banquet table which not rrr.ng in demand, partlv be- can people about the nation's ?tfmSlZtM h"eK,
m. winner, presiaem oi ine rtmrr- 8ry ot ftiate Kobert Mt
ican Sheep Producers Council, doicns of Western and
and C. W. Fox. associate proles- ni.t-b oc ambassadors
sor at Oregon State College. ! Sov
;the
In the, past five years the French ; newsmen
cotton industry has increased its ; er the
productivity in spinning snd weav
in by slightly more than 50 per
tat.
Murphv and included sturgeon and a doren dif- usp . Wt-wing connections, scientific, military and economic 1 notified to nrcsent
ind tommu- ferert kinds of meats, that iTwas said he felt confident that he welfare. ' '-d to ,,- ur
i .iv,u I. thro,.-h would win a court battle with the He sa d the I nited StntM k S,."."k?'c.,.Bl"i,'2fL.
, iet Kmhassv diplomats, at the newly decorated embassy sal- -", ulT"-" "" "' " ,u naa tor some years enough strik. , '"eor
party, Jokingly turned asid on grant h.m a passport for overseas jng power bring near annihila- ,,"' g$
men's questions as to wheth-i Murphv. top-ranking American travel. tion" to any aggressor. i Beauian i
w Russians were sending a official at the reception, stayed) Showing up at the r e ce p t i o ni He reviewed the country's rnis- ,osrpH prir
rocket to the moon. annul M minutes and then left 'were ambassadors from
'You seem to know more about alone with American Ambassador (Turkey. Poland. BeHfm
this than t da," was the stand-' William Lacy who has beet nego- i Chechoslovakia and Pakistan.
the same, dulv
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ha Irom the date
puhllihed this 11th
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'4t CMC Panel, excel, eond. 7 IS
Thompion Ave. NE. eve k wk
enda. MPLY. V4 eng. lF"mlSI7S"
va iierra. km 3 1574.
414 foultry I tabbing
SO . PONT. dn. radio, heater,
hydra. Leather aeata. rlean
very good Urea. tM 4-S4M.
VOLKSWAGEN aedanT radio.
veryfood.Sl.3iO. EM l-W.
S ACRES
NEAR Aumaville. 3 bdrm. hae.,
lie. chicken hae., 1 A. ot Baip
berrlea. Price cut from l5no
to SU00. All kinds of fruit.
Don't mlaa aeein thla! C. W.
Reeve, Rltr. 1SA0 Mimion. EM
3-4MO eve. EM J-S3f EM
1-oaus
KEIZER dial, clean 1 bdrm.
ja. 7 lnq. 1030 Harel
CLEAN. S bdrm. Leslie Diat. S6S
avail. 11-n em 4-Sti.li.
NEW. mod. 3 Igc. rma. k bath.
"an ii , mag. tm i-Mw.
BACHELOR COttBT-APT-
MIRN.. tier. heat, bua k ilore.
.o-.a. uui pa. em 3-owh.
FURN. apt. I3S. utilTlnc. Single
peraon. EM 4-15S7.
F . O t- w I. n a w. ... .i.
--ic.,n urrvniunil I
WE have need of I men for
oaiem area, worn nn a pro
(reaalve growing Insurance
company. Salary k Com m la
aion. ror further info. Call EM
3-O.TM. S-7 p m.
USED Wood furnace, 810. EM
j-jtiuo or en e-Mwj eves.
USED Coleman T A oil fired
urnaca, comp. uitn tanK, con
trol!, thermoetat t.TS. EM
1-3803 or EM 4-5873 eves.
Heavy Hens, tl Each '
EM 2-5939
CAPON FRYERS'-1
EM J-1573
BABY chlcka hatched yr. reaal
Valley Farm Store.
420 Saads ft Plants
PEIT7.ER k Tarn Juniperi. Buy
I nianta get 1 free; Soeclal
th a week end only. Middle-
grove Nuraery, 4830 Silverton
Hd.
ruH uuallty plant! for leaa at
Middle Grove Nuraerv. 4920
Silv Rd We Give SAH Green
Stampi
KING Alfred Daffodil bulba. 48c
riot Alao Tulipi, Hyacintha k
Croeua bulba. Middlegrove
Nuraery. t-M 4-403.
FOR SALE: Cheat teed, cleaned,
.V ton. Brltt Aipinwall. Rt. 1,
Box 31, Brookl, EM I-2UB1.
472 Fartilixor
FERTILIZER - MULCH
MUSHROOM manure, no weeda.
We del. anywhere Spec, price
to larmera. EM 3 0331.
PEAT Mots' from Chick trayt
75c. tack. Valley farm Store.
FERTILIZER teveral kinds by
tack, yd or truck load 8 '0 del
EM 4-03S3 or EM 4-8392.
ROTTED manure by aack or eu
yd alwaya good measure a
Jond Quality PhlMtn Broa. Rt
Box 80. EM 4-3081.
RICH, black manure, tame fine
quality tlwava EM S-4077
NEARLY new gat rtnge, lota of
uva'c. iuii oven, grinaie, eic.
ISO. . tM J-3S03 or EM 4-8871
evet.
30 Inch range, very nice, late
moaei, fw. em 4-8837.
FR1DGIDAIRK 7' refrlvS40. Ex
cellent cona. em 2-8004 artre
8 p.m. k Sat Sun.
MAYTAG wringer, round tub.
129 KM 4-983S.
APT. Sire elec. range 823. Kir
ov vacuum cleaner with attach
818. EM 3-4383.
424 farm Equipmant
T-33. INT. crawler, hvdr. blade,
good cond. 8883- EM 4-6028.
450 MprrhanfUwe
451 Hausahoid Ceedt
r.OATS wanted. EM 4-1333.
SPECIAL
HIM CHEV. 4-dr. Relalre, 1 own
er, Z7.IXI0 mi. Radio, neater,
pw. ateerinf. brakea. aeata.
windows. 81.39S. EM 4-7741 or
EM 4-0.132.
4-00 Acrirulture
402 Livestock For Sale
FOR SALE 23 head of Ewea.
Salem. Ph. 2-6F3 after 8 p.m.
FOR RENT: Box alalia for
horact, close in. EM 4-1074. .
CfcOVER-or-grewtiar:" 3e SI.
t-arro r tea store, aza rerry.
403 Livestock W anted
HORSES boarded 813 month.
EM 2-S170.
BUYER Claud Edwardt, Rt. 3,
COX 89HE. EM 4-1113.
fOH cash pricea at your ulace
Ray CozeT EM 4-3168 collect
CATTLE -Snethen 4103 Silverton
Kd EM 2-1.143 or EM 2-4380
CATTLE horses, at your form
t L McCandllth FM 3-8I8S
CATTLE huvrr A F Snmmer
"93 Dallas Rd EM 4-XM7
GOOD uted tnnersprtng mat
treaaet from 812.83. Used
Mdse. Mart. 270 S. Liberty.
EM 4-8.171. Open Trl. nighU
til 8.
EVERYONE SAYS: dTeWooJ
ry'a furniture prices are the
lowest in Oregon. New round
extension S pc. Maple Dining
tela eke 8119 09. 1603 N.
Summer.
450 MercbinrJlje
S1 Howsohott) GtaeaaH
ALMOST new hospital bed It
maltreat. S6S.89. Uaed Md.e.
Mart. 270 S. Liberty. EM
4-8371. Open Frl. nighta 111 8.
UNIVERSAL Wringer Washer.
wood circulator 4 other lurni
tureEMJ478. riRDAY SATURDAY SPE
CIALI S x 12 Chenille rugs
made In Belgium. Reg. price
848.30 only (29 90. Bradley
rum. 1978 N. Capitol.
NEW 4 pc. Daveno Set. SIMM
uaveno, ciuo cnair, ciud rocx
er, Ottoman eke 8221 S3.
Terma. Glen Woodry 1608 M.
Summer.
NEW Lg. 4 pc. 80' sectional.
azsnau catc izzf.N Terma.
Glen Woodry 1805 N. Summer.
IF you have one iitm pi a ie
of furniture io teM call me
Used Merchandise Mart "8
S Liberty. EM Kill
NEW garbage cans. 84 S3. Vsti
Mate. Mart, liu s Llhertv.
EM 4-8371. Open Fri. nighta
til 8.
452 Appliances
WESTINGHOUSE dryer. S2S
Hawthorne Ave. EM 4-7001.
MUST tell Mtytag wrineer
wamir a eiec. range. Doth ia
goodj;ond. EM 3-44JS.
IftS7 22 CU FT. uorlght freezer.
was ii9D.S.. NOW ONLY 8378
at "Your Down Town" Fire
atone Slore. 395 N. Liberty.
EMJ-S4B1.
WILL give away to needy fam
ily a used wrinfer washer.
"Your Down Town" Firestone
Store. 393 N. Liberty. EM
2-2491
GE wringer washer, excellent
condition. EM 4-4211.
ANTIQUE furniture: Rote wood
chaira, am. blk. walnut tables.
Misc. china. EM 2-8002 for
app't. Sun. or eves
FOSTJORIA: S aherbeta. S goS
leu. Meadow Roae. EM, 31-9371.
NEW Modern Deska ccS23.83.
Glen Woodry 1809 N. Summer.
MAPLE rocker with pillowiT
817.50. Used Mdse. Mart. 370
S. Liberty. EM 4 8371. Open
Frl. nights til 9.
NEW S pc. Daveno Group 8139S0
Daveno w. chair 2 tables. 2
lamps. Glen Woodry ISO N.
Sammec; :
GOOD eaty spin wishing math.
u. ijio b. zutn, cm 2-gaza.
REPOSSESSED dryer. 1957 mod
el, new guarantee. 83 down tl
"Your Down Town" Firestone
Store. 393 N. Liberty. EM
2-2491. 1
DAMAGED IN SHIPMENT.
brand new 30' electric rang
with glasa door. 8 tpsedt, elec.
timing clock. Thermal Eye
control. 83 down will handle.
'Your Down Town" Firettnne
Store. 393 N. Liberty. EM
2-2491.
REPOSSESSED lutomatkT wash
er. New gutrtntee. Astuma
low balance. "Your Dowa
Town" Flreatone Store. 38 M.
Liberty. EM 2-K1I.
WOOD circ. irg. lizt Montag 828
EM 4-8042.
USED refrigerators, 118 2sVup.
Al Laue, App., 2330 State St.
455 Clothino.
REFRIG., Bed ir mattress, Din.
set. Daveno. EM 3-9343.
SAVE! New Modern Mr. k
Mrs. Bedroom seti, tilting mir
ror, book ctte bed cc 889.66.
Glen Woodry 1603 N. Summer.
SPARKS Oil heaters. Durham's
used Furniture, Independence,
Ore.
NO ONE competes on Dinettes,
enrome, wr. iron. Broun tone.
Glen Woodry IMS N. Summer.
NORTHERN Muskrtt coat, six
16-18 Good Cmd. Beat. EM
4-8880.
BROWN squirrel cpe. long. e
- corrd: 'EM - SOBSO ttter S.
SIZE 41 man's blue suit,
new. EM 3-S283.
Ilk
45ft TV. ft Radio
&
$
405 Pots
PEAl'TTFUL beagle pups 820 k
up. F.M 2-iO.
GERMAN Shepherd-pup7 Rin
Tin Tin blood line. 2846 Fisher
Rd.
FREE Kittens, to give away.
EM 2-3884 ttter 3:30.
GOLDEN Retriever puppies, 6
ks. old. 813. EM 4 0770.
GIVE to good home-. ' Ma"le
klllen. Makt nice hie. pet. EM
2-4404.
4 CUTE kittens! To give awty.
4795 Swegle Rd.
MOORE PETS
Ret. Pugs a other good pupa.
Squirrel monkey. Birdi hoard
eri.Open eves. 4005 State St.
PA RAKEETSi tli colors.' 1498
Marion. EM 2-7874
3 MOS. old Siamese Kltfens7810".
EM 3 B861 or EM 2-6937.
PEKINESE puppies. AKC reg.
Black ft white male for atud
serv. MA 3-3708 Dallas.
BOSTON Terrier puppies. Swka.
old Beautifully marked. Reaa.
EM -24R9.
HOME for nice male 1 yr. old
doe. Good as watch dog k
with children. EM 4-4117.
THREE choice Germtn Shep"-
nern puppies. 3 mo AKC ret.
Shots. Reasonable, EM 2-3033.
EM 3-SB9S after 4
give
1L
AKC Reg. beagle punt, 6 weeks
om. (.ail CM 2-4SW.
DOG OWNERS: ATTENTION!
Learn how to train your dot.
Next obedience class starts
Nov 13. For Info. Call Ray Hoff-
man r.ivt Z.UOU4.
BIRDS. CAV1E9, CHIPMUNKS.
eira faradise, em 3-1428.
412 Food Column
LOCKFR BEEFr Grain fed di
rect irom f armer. EM 2-8206
em,
APPLES It WALNUTS
'80 Hampton Lane EM 2-5293
150 LB. FED BEEF HIND
15 LB. PORK SHOULDERS
10 LB. PORK CHOPS
10 LB. FANCY FRYERS
$79.95
Only 83 85 per wk.
6 mos, to pay
igloo ronn rn
17Vi Fairgrounds Rd. EM 2-9904
Giiaranteed"quaiity Walnuts.
EM 4-1127 k EM 2-4272
GRAPHS At anIe pm " 505"
Joe Lucas Orchard Helghti Rd.
i YOUNG BEEF
WH1TFFACE HEIFER from
EASTERN ORE. 150-200 lbs
EZ TERMS.
43c Lb.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
MAC'S MEATS k LOCKERS
810 N. Liberty EM 4 7744
APPLES. SnitzT Delicious Worm
free. 81. St SO hu Windfall 30c
5799 Center. EM 2-7153
PASTEL RIZED whole milk. 82c
Iai Homogenued 86c S gal
4c Cleary Dairy EM 2-V)38
APPLES, different kinds &
pears. will deliver Ptul
Schatd. EM 4-1313.
BUY GOOD USED
FURNITURE AND
APPLIANCES
$30 dn. will buy a complete
household of furniture
DOUBLE dresser base, book
case, headboard, 1 drawer
junior chest $49,501
2 PIECE sectional love seat
... $29.50
THERMALxTrE3,000 watt
heater, portable $39.95
BEAUTYREST "mattress &
box spring used less than 11
yr. costs new $159 $99
GOOD coil springs - your
choice u-haul $3 ea.
DAVENPORT-T club chair,
u-haul $15
ELECTRIC clothes dryer.
Whirlpool" $99
RADIO-phono combination .
$29.95
NOW available all models of
Phllco't 1958 T.V. at "You
Down Town" Firestone Store.
393 N. Liberty. EM 2-2491.
17" TABLE mod. TV 850. EM
3-6S10.
WF RENT TV tets, 810 per mi
Marrt. 2140 s commercial.
EM 3-8201.
Downtown TV Cof
Guar. TV k radio k HI-FI re
pair, 80 day written guar. 24
nr. serv. Hrt. 8 a.m. to 11
Em. Open 7 days week Inc.
olldtyt.
Serv. Call $2 Min.
We alao repair tape recorder
and mike. We alio have
motto "If we can't fix it. It
can't be fixed."
EM 3-0444 OR EM 3-2121
142S FAIRGROUNDS RD.
FULL size maple poster bed
$17.50
i: VLJ-M.-". f '-9a-lVala
515 S; C0ML.
PH. EM 4-3319
WALNtTT bedroom set 8 pieces.
SftU 5. Used Mdae. Mart. 270
S. Liberty. EM 4 8.171. Open
Frl. nighta til 9.
NEW Overnlte Sleeper Sofas w.
maltreat 3179.80 cie 8181 S3.
Glen Woodry 1603 N Summer.
OPEN TONITE!
10 PER CENT Discount cash
carry, furniture appliances
Misc. Glen Woodry 1603 N.
Summer.
NO ONE competes! New 2 pc.
Maple Daveno Sets 809 50 cash
carry 889.95. Also terms.
Glen Woodry 1805 N. Summer.
j MutKat InitrumonrS
PIANO BARGAINS, Kimball
81X5; Decker 875; Baumeister
8145; Kohler Ji Campbell 8250.
EE terms. T t I I m I n Plana
Warehouse. 393 S. 12th, nr. SP
Depot, open Mon., Frl. evet.
SMALL Grand, good cond. SUeC
Dodge Piano Service.
ACCORDION, almost new. ,
price eV leas. Stone Piano Co.
SPINET Planoi Ai Organs, trade
int on Hammonds. Clearance
tale priced, terms. Stone Plana
Co.
SPINET PIANO BUY I Beaut,
mahog. finish, 119 mo. will
handle. Tillman Piano Ware
house, 308 S. 12th, nr 8 P. De
pot, open Mon.. Frl. evet.
PIANO Violin Lessons, begin
nert advanced State ac
credited. Mr. Rtwllnt. Eat
2-8013
LIGHT blue 8c white DenelU. ll
dlet' full bate accordltn. Like
new I Cott over 8400. Will tell
JM0. TR 3-8413. Silverton after
p.m.
120 BASS Accordion, 1179. Excel,
cond. 4198 N. River Rd.
USED SPINET ORGAN. Bargain
for quirk sale. Tallman Piano
Warehouse, 35 S. 12th, nr. SP
Depot. A MUe From Hig
Prices.
460 Office) S upplias
I used 4 drawer letter file 849 50
2 used office desks; 4 tmall
uwd office tablet 812SO; 1
used swivel chair 110.00; It
used aide chairs 14 HI; 1 used
t,pevriter 8;i4.50
LEEPER'S OFFICE
EQUIP. CO.
265 N. High St. EM 3-1444
400 Agricultiire -KM. Agriculture
435 Auction Salei 4.5 Auction Salt
BIG COMMUNITY Eli
AT
SCOTTY'S AUCTION HOUSE
4840 CENTER ST., SALEM
ON SAT.. NOV. 9, 10:00 A.M. & 7:00 P.M.
Applet 73c 82.00
Cecif Boyd. EM 2-813S.
WALN1TS for aalt. next Rd. to
Kelrer Sand k Gravel. 2nd
house down. J, H. Baldwin,
EM 41910.
100 Disploy Clossified
; Eave Troughs f
CLEANED I
& REPAIRED I
EM 3-4823 I
We are selling out seven! homes of very high gride household
furnishings. With no reserves. Be here At get In on thrae
Bargains.
Look 1951 Gibann elec. range. 1D52-G E. elec. rtnge. 18ft Bendix
elec. dryer. Easy spin Dry washer. S pc. Western living rin.
suite with daveno & swing rocker. 3 chests drawers type
writer. 2 green matching wool ruga. 3 9x12 ruga, Spark Oil
circulator. Ashley Thero. c. wood circulator, 3 4-pc. bdrm.
seta, i Walnut l . 3 tets full size box spring i- matts . 155
Hoffman Easy Vision TV. 21" console Mshot finish, Several
large mirrors. 4-po. Maple bdrm. set. 30" Rollaway bed St
matt.. 8 yr baby crib ti matt., Mahog. drop leaf tablt. i awing
rockers, floor- & table lamps, step-end 4i coffee tables, chil
I dren rockers. Hassocks. 2-pc. Rose sect, set all foam. S pc.
Wrought Iron dinette set. 2 dinette set, Green daveno
ichtir, sever H Ironical Picture mirron.. misc. new tools, elee.
cooking kettles, fry pint, drop cords, garden tools, shrubs,
epuds, apples, onions, fruits k vegetables.
Special to be told it tl noon about 30.000 ft. of used lumber
in groups.
This it a big suction ill day, be here It get the bargaint.
ni.n imuirmcni 11. nr-r.
FREE DRAWING FOR MERCHANDISE GIFTS. TUES NITE.
k SAT. MTE.
Everybody Welcome
AUCTIONEER
COL ERNEST E. SCOTT
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