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Newspaper Page Text12-(Sec. II) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Tues., Jan. 21, 5S! f----.. f-!J ijcuay jaiu (Hampering U.S. Scientific Work Ike Reports Business Falls Hard, But Sees Hope for Cheer Ahead WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 I our economy can provide and we President Eisenhower reported: can afford to pay." today that business has tumbled! In his annual economic report harder than expected, bate hat- Congress. Eisenhower cautioned ever our national security requires that unwarranted wage or price increases and government econ omists are concerned particularly U.S. Retaliatory Mioht Able to 'Crush Soviet' WASHINGTON. Jan. W-Al eminent scientist testified today that secrecy is hampering science so much he fears the t'nited States might hae to fight a war some day "with pieces of paper marked 'secret.' " This appraisal was given to the bout wages could blockade an House Government Information upturn ar.d "court the danger of subcommittee by Dr. Lloyd V. controls " I Berliner, president of Associated The President said there are , Universities Inc. and of the Inter- reasons to believe "the decline in national Council of Scientific I'n- Bureau to Sell Klamath Tracts KLAMATH FALLS. Jan. UT Some 6.500 acres of Klamath In dian allotments lands will be' sold by the Bureau of Indian Affairs here Feb. II. , The tracts include range, farm and limber lands as well as sev i eral lots in the town of Chiloquin. The sale will be by written bid. High Court Splits on Price Act business activity need not be pro longed and that economic growth ions. Dr. Donald J. Hughes. senior Grand Jury Indicts 2 Klansmen By BLOYS W. BRITT LUMBERTON. N. C, Jan. utv A Robeson County grand jury can be resumed without interrup- j physicist at Brookhaven National """tk. r . m, ! L,ab?i;,U7 'nd. ,orme,r ?hirn ; today indicted two Ku Klux Klans- .Jht rL0tL h 2LL1?..ed?rJa"r ?LAmcr'"1 me"' "her. allegedly of their Tr.. .hi. : ' "f"1'" '"fi group "unknown to the state u. .... w - snievjr. amy auwuiii, wiu noiu : charSM of inciting rv, ... nnih . tn .nmnci v..i, j i . ; cnarges 01 inciting nssii.wiu.i, Jsn. oi 'nmu-i mere was mama, w uiti oacs, SCieniUIC development, iwinn with a Klan rallv whirh ' " Hary experts have told Congress that the administration is ready, Berkner and Hughes were the 7 hrokVn uo tnrdav nieht bvbc brou'hl under S'0" 2 of the the United Stages could sustain an; to turn to big-scale pump prim-jfjrst witnesses at hearings on ob-IJ: " ' Clayton Act. But this, unlike Rob- WASHINGTON. Jan. 20 dP The Supreme Court, splitting S-4, ruled today that one business concern cannot sue another on the ground the latter sold goods at "unrea sonably low prices for the purpose of destroying competition The four dissenting justices said the Robtnson-Patman Price Anti discrimination Act has in effect been repealed by the decision. Justice Harlan, who spoke for the majority, said Congress never made Section 3 o( Robinson-Pat-man a part' of the Clayton Anti trust Act. For this reason, Harlan said, the section is not one of the antitrust laws whose violation ran lead to private causes of action trebel damage suits authorized Ofl hv tha riivtnn Art not III tun- T..M. A - .;n Initial surprise attack by the So- ine. a tax cut of red ink spending i stacles to the spreading of scien-! c.Ti..-.I. r u.... n.... ,, inson-Patman, does not contain a viet Union and still recover suf- to buck up business and Incomes, tific information. , tor th arrt nf specific P'8'00- outlawing sell- ficiently to annihilate the U.S.S.R.jThe emphasis was all on the idea, Ft,h mmnh..ijMt . h ! i" " f. ri. Vi?.i- ' "unreasonably low prices" The evror,. believe this country' that the downturn has really been; translating foreiifn scientific na-'c r .'.ir...in i.,., f ifvv with . view to eliminating corn- is ahead of the Soviet Union in moderate and things soon will be-iperj paTticuiary Russjan. and of group, in both Carolinas. i the over-f 'l missile field and can s,n k : baling down and indexing the: Superior Court Judge Clawson come prcUv close to sending a Legislative Items vast volume of such information l. Williams recommended that rocket to the moon by the end . ... lm . from aU sources so that scientists bond of $ 1.000 be set for Cole if . m-. .i f .;ii;. .. But Lisenhower dm wnp up in , . ;,i.i . . ui i3. u v uiiji u uiiiiK m . . t van .k n uv.i. ann wnen ne is apprcnciHieu. i li the economic report a packag lefve item, : I"L put up enough money. These and other views were eiv- ,i . . n n.. i eminent subsidy, Berkner and tradited. but South Carolina law- en to the House Appropriations nn had heen outlined or'1"- Mid- they Predicted men could arrest him and hold Committee last week d u r i n formallv requested before-meas- 0,8 J mlhon 'lars costs ; him for North Carolina otl.cers. closed-door hearings on the ad-, r .mhrarin nrh thine as his ; would be more than regained, or Cole could be arrested if he ministration's 1V - billion - dollar farm ,fience and education and through elimination of waste and enters North Carolina again duplication of scientific effort. The first priority in removing ISM Bail Set petition or destroying a competi tor In another decision, the court ordered an extradition hearing for Andnja Artukovic, who was a minister in Yugoslavia's Nazi cab inet in 1941-42. The present Yugo slav government, which is Com munist, wants him sent home to face charges of having ordered the deaths of thousands of per sons. Artukovic, who denies the "Nazi butcher" charges, now fives range plines carrying hydrogen bombs. Cmei Freia Barke hindrances to the flow of scien- 'ames oanana aianm. items- "'is n. tiffe information. Huches said. V1'. f- C- tobacco plant worKer. In still another action, the Court emergency program io spera up economic programs, missile work an spread out bases d jrf , mwsile work and spread out bases international com- fnr rt a list nrv ctrik hv Inn" . Z i. muiii. .oH showd be in the field of secuntv is ree unuer w uu on .... K-a again saia mai a siaie may not to Soviet strides in mi.s biles ana improving the svstem of of drunkeness and carrying con- fix a minimum price for natural space-means , cIearm. ppi, lo handle secret cea'ed weapons. economic inirurn 01 "dimtiai , . The appraisal of America's M,'. r0W fur,h" h Hy to successfully recoer from sneak attack came from Adm. Arleigh Burke, chief of naval op erations. The advent of added: "If we follow suitable private and public policies, this challenge j can be met without distorting our missiles docswwmJor th 'i aoms uiai we corrun. ftnt rhanff mir ranahtlitv to de- stroy Russia," Burke said. The President also urged Con- ,' Asked if he t h o u g h t Uie Rus- gress. in these days of slackening tians know of America s retaha- business, to "consider some of the tory capabilities. Burke replied: sources of our strength. As in his "They know that. I am sure they State of the Union and Budzet do" .messages earlier this montn. tne In the field of missiles. Burke told the committee: "I think that the United States over-all is ahead of Russia." He warned against selling the. capability of our coun try down the river and added chief executive took pains to say: "There are good reasons for confidence that a vigorous expan sion of our economy can be sus tained over the years. Three Racket Witnesses Too Sick to Testify WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 LP-The Senate Rackets Investigating Committee said today three key witnesses have pleaded they are The court merely cited two ear lier decisions holding that the Fed eral Power Commission has ex clusive jurisdiction to fix gas rates for interstate movement. i gas sold for resale in other states Sheriff Malcolm McLeod said he called the Rev. Cole at Marion. S. C. tonight and asked him to appear here at noon tomorrow to post si.ooo Dona, ine snenit saia Cole told him he'd been warned he'd be killed if he returned to Nerth Carolina, but McLeod re joined that if Cole returned under arrest he'd be under the sheriff's protection until he posted bond. Cole told McLeod he would con fer with his lawyer and inform the sheriff tomorrow of his decision. 'Iwceased' ladiaas The indictments charge that Cole, Martin and others planned to hold the advertised rally near Maxton last Saturday night, to Churches Loan Funds UNITED NATIONS, Jan. 20 I U. S. Protestant and Eastern Orthodox churches have lent the U. N, $100,000 to help resettle White Russian refugees from Red China. They acted through the Church World Service of the Na tional Council of Churches. About I.2M of the White Russians are now in Hong Kong, waiting to set tie elsewhere. In an nhvtntic ffart tn riiscour- rier ana aaaca. ! . i in tn .. i. h..; .tart. 'i j . .i:i. i n : I an. anv nithlir ininKinff in neDres- w " ... .. . . u.ni u..n. ine nuiwi.jii. T' . .Z1 .t Z. :.aa in tomorrow on alleeed eorruu-' " i.k .k. -..,.! .hiin ..II tZrST vice T7 ihTnnt' 'taT in the Operating" Eng.neers , thad rvnuc.a om chierof staff of the Air Force nes P "recession '-only a Lnion. , been warned "their prior conduct notice hereby is' given of said the United States could be the' declme or downturn. .H?",ver: chief """'i R?bert ?nd. Pronouncements against the t1," r. ivenneoy annuuncru ine near- inaians oi noucsun inan n ... ,h, first to send a rocket to the moon XmM Cmt Oom' "I think we could come pretty close" to doing it during the pres ent calendar year. LeMay told the committee, if funds were provided and the Air Force received author ity to undertake such a project. There are ae- suck funds in the pending measure. I RillkM Mlar Droa Nevertheless the bulky docu- Planes Scour Pacific for 7 Crewmen ment disclosed that there has been a six billion dollar. 14 per cent drop in the national production rate, and that it Hit the economy harder and faster than the federal experts had expected. From the record rate of 439 bil lion dollars a year in the third quarter of 1957. total production skidded to an annual rate of 433 billion in the last three months of I ings wui start as scneauiea. ex ploring first into the financial dealings of a self-styled "reform" union group in California. Kennedy said William E. Malo ney, president of the big and weal thy international union, and two top Chicago lieutenants have sent word they will not be present be cause of illness. Kennedy said the committee will try to call them Later. incensed ana innamea me In dians. The grand jury included three Indians, two Negroes and 13 white men. GwaMr. gtrU The charges developed from an attempted Klan rally Saturday night near Maxton. 30 miles north west of here, where startling blasts of gunfire by several hun dred Indians rent the still night snd sent about SO robed Klans- He named the other two as in- tbe year. And the output of goods ternational Vice President Anton and services may keep on drop-, Imhahn and Andrew Leach, lm- men and many spectators racing ping for a while, the report said, harm s assistant. pell-mell irom ine irosiy neia. ".. .mi.i. a fit,. Kennedy said he expects before i These Lumbee Indians, in ured the slump in the production j the week ends to call to the wit- censed by reports that the Klan's i rate would be in the range of four ness stand the convicted labor ex- burning of twe crosses last week or five billion dollars at the most, wruonisi joe ray m new i or., was a warning im ujciii , 'and that the ma 'or uncart ' a tormer vice president oi me un-, race mixing, nan gainereo quieuy HO.NOsm.L1j, Jan. 20 Five ttou,jn t fejt un(1i the first half ion. and Vice President Pete We-i about the field just before time long-range, radar-equipped planes rf 195(, ber of Newark. N.J. for the meeting to begin, began scouring the Pacific late to-t .. ',. ,h. ,,.,) Chairman McCleUan 'D-Arkj The Rev. Cole has a police rec- day in a stepped-up search forr Lit hii hv hi nrf r says the committee has evidence ord dating back to 1940 at Kins some trace of a missing C97 trans- " ,r VnH that'of "corruption and a lot of con- ton, seat of Lenoir County. N.C., port carrying seven crewmen. j "'r d J M n v ln ' , " ..iiniving" involving some high un- originally his home. The list in Tbe Air Force said all C97s car-i ,.e 'c. n 0 m'r-!rn . y..,,lJ?' ion officials and certain employ-' eludes two convictions of simple cumwng once more. aim. r.i-. u. ., M . .nifi-.i. ... ... . , k,in- rimnk and disorderly, one of making taise statements to obuin a chauffeur's life' Summit Talk rail,, r.Fnr. n. Ik... V" '. .. - . n.. niH.. rafts as standard equipment. 'Z,a Z IT ly nor did Kennedy. The Military Transport Sen ice .n hat should. bLd?n''. 'omf of 1 plane has been missing since yes- m"l T T ' terday on a flight from Honolulu T sbould nv 1t uo oon'r to ,Kwajalein. The last report0" ,,s mone'r restrictions. rarw tmm thai IrsntnnH u-inn it In addition to conceding there was about 385 miles southwest of h n a disturbing downturn P-Ace..lrA I n Honolulu and voicing confidence for the rCjbUlt laf" The plane was attached to the 'utu,re; ,he reI?rtn r.e,n(.S lEft; I D 'a. 1501st Air Transport Wing at dent.al concern over the km I of I a. Rr-ltiri TravU Air Fce Base. Calif The fcno "TT , u. ,: ,. when it does start up again. . cStaTJT F?Llnk.aM "The Proper object. of nation-' LONDON. Jan. 20 - Prime R f. Frawist0kliid. eeonorpolicy. to the achieve-1 Minister Macmillan's Conserva aIm miaain. u a;, p of which private as well as tive government faces renewed WR sii i"L m P-blic actions must contribute." demands for a prompt summit WB so weather plane with 10 .. ... . . ... ... ,nin r th. uvinrn nnwm license, and others. He also was convicted Dec. I, 1941. of assault ing an officer and resisting arrest. Switch Halted Missile Test aboard. It became lost Tuesday while on a typhoon tracking mis sion out of Guam. Gen. Chennault Would Like to Take Moon Trip tuations in the rate of over-all eco-! with the Soviet Union. WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 i - A defective washer in a $5 switch caused the failure of a projected micaila fliffht reeentlv at Cane nomic growth to a relatively nar-; Pressure for such a meeting i I Canaveral Fla row range around a rising trend, expected to develop soon after j. disclosure was made by Sorim EacMBier I Parliament reconvenes tomorrow R Scrivner (R-Kan) during re- ...... ' Christmas recess. Kl hearings on new missile This was by way of leading into rCady cries for summit talks are Unds before the House ApproprTa something that was implied rather , echoing in a wide segment of the ' liom Committee Scrivner is a than expressed openly-thai .some British press, among opposition cornmittee member and has been officials believe the chief obstacle Laborites and more quietly even jite-ding missile tests at the Flor to getting the economy on the up-1 among some Conservatives. w. h... israae once more win or, encoun-1 belief nas deveiooed in Labor NEW YORK, Jan. irMal tne in ,he 'Prins "nd muner ' ranks that the West can accept Gen. Claire Chennault, 67, who is i m3or . labor-management j the Sov iet proposals for a meet- .. 'a contracts will be opened to nego- ine of the leaders of the great today he would "like to go 'to the tiation. The automobile industry, I powers and even beat the Krem-! g.emro, Sn. mnnn in Ik. fir.l on..A.k;M k lur CAdllluic. la scucuum iv ic n ar ina DroiUiEanaa same II ine ana xvcaieni ana nwrmvj urvni. V " :. .. , ... - - - lit. mtanlion tn ronrtruet. ini NOTICE OF INTENTION TO LAY A WATER MAIN NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN thai the Common CouneU ci Iha City ni - i ... i. . . . . ,. . n b 1 1 .nn gets there." um Bargaining in June. Russians want to play that way. ,,v wiS, "Hi Tiichei ' di. But the World War II head of. The fear, as one highly placed Those who take this view be- mtr and in the famed Flying Tigers said I official voices it. is that there lieve the West loses ground in the to Eid.rb5v Drtve. cit"3 ilm't know -what contribution tmmieht be a rash of wage increases propaganda battle by standing pat saicm afarioa count v. Oriioo Kience I can make." Wistfully. ! that go substantially beyond gains and insisting on conditions before 'd,n" ".J?u7"; "SiT ne added, I guess I was just born in productivity, inausiry iiukiii aummi io aumiiui uu. SO years too soon." ;pass the increases on in the form One influential segment of La- Chennault. retired from the Air, of higher prices, consumers might bor opinion suggests if such s con Force, was here for a board meet- resist such prices, and recovery '. ference comes to no immediate ins of the Civil Air Transport Co., would be of which he Is chairman. i helped. (icationi. and enUmaten (or vater main ajprovtd by th Common Council December 1. 1!57, which arc now on flit and may ba fx. amintd in tha of lira oi tka city recorder at the city hall and which impeded instead of 'solutions, then propose a second ' detmad a. pan of this summit conference. j Th coat at laylns urh walcr main j In front of tha property hereinafter Snow Hides Central Plains; Storm Rolls Into Ohio Valley By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Iby dropping 14 inches of snow fnjOhio River v there was sleet and A widespread snow and rain the mountains of south central i freeiing rain Storm floated eastward into the New Mexico rolled I an uneven! More than twe Bathes of rain Ohio Valley Monday night after 'carpet northeastward. In the fell at Little Rock. Ark., more flumping live to iz incnes ot snow i ""J 7" , r f ," ,''7 "l .1 w. n"i " i ,h' "ct deeded in the Plains and causing down-1 were ' 10 " m-iic mi i" an; u nuui iiw Vi- waiur m 11. no n m. cime pours in the Lower Mississippi j jnrthern !&rX? TJ$ described will be aaed asainul urh property, tha council daemlns the tame benefited bv the laylns of uch water main, to-wit: Loti I through Block S. Re undivliiinn ot Laurel Sprinia Ad dition. Marlon County, Orefon; Lati 1 throufh IS. Block 7. Re tubdiviiion at Laurel Sprlnn Ad dition. Marlon County. Orefon: A tract e4 land deacribed at he fmnina at a point tnthe went line of Sumac Drive ID feet south of the touth line of Acacia Drive and running touth along the well line of Sumac Drive 115 H feet: thence v.ett 100 feel: thence north I1JM feet paral el to the wetl line nf Sumac Drive: thence eaut 100 feet to the point or beginning, being Valley. ereas received six inches, and a ! 111.. 4 f.ll 1 U.k.a.L m. ; precipiUtion was generated u , now tprta4 one to yi warm, moist air Itsmti the Gulf of j inches of cover in Iowa, lesser Mexico mingled with cold winds -mount, j western Oklahoma from the North. It touched off nd northern Missouri .and moved severe thunderstorms In East ;in, Wisconsin snd toward Michi Texas and caused the Weather .a wner. n,.vy aCcumulatlons ourcan to warn 01 iarnauu-Biaii- were predicted Ing conditions In Louisiana. t The storm, which begin Sunday Along the southern fringe of the snow belt, generally close to the In anna, in .nrth.,.1 Arkan... "Ocorni OI Marion LTUniy, - ' " , r,or Precipitation was expected to The Common Council will, at i n move Into the Atlantic states,, j LSr11ffi Tuesday. ( hear and romider obtectioni. If any The Northeast faced some re-1 f. to the proooaed improve. Using of bter cold which hu SS?? (ripped parts of New England dur- property in the benefited dia ing the last two nights, but near ,r,; 0rrt(f ,,, lh Commml council zero marks were indicated in December r wj. parts of northern Ne. York by Ammmmi ' morning.. yaa.se, 11,11. ism gon. on the queition of annexation to the City of Salem of contiguous territory in Marion County, Oregon, being premiees bounded by T'D" Street. Highway m Bypaaa. SUte Street and the east city limits, and being particularly deacribed aa fol low,; Beginning at the point of lnter- aacUon of the quarter Section Una running nortneery and aoutharl; through Section 33. Townahip 1 South, Ranee 3 Wait of tha Wit lamette Meridian, in Marion Coun ty, Oregon, and the northerly line of Center Street, Hid point alio Being ine re-entram corner or the now delating Eaat City Limits Line: thence southerly along the said East City Limiti Line; to a point on the northerly line of State Street; thence eailerlv along the northerly line of aald Slate Street to a point, aald point being westerly MM feet from the common center line of the Pacific Highway US. se Salem By-PaM, aa eatabliihed by the SUte High way Department, if meaaured per pendicular thereto: thence north erly and parallel with aaid com mon center line of the Salem By PaM to a point on the eoutherly line of ' D" Street: thence west erly along the aoutherly Una of aaid "D" Street to a point on the weit line of Dan-Dee Arret, aa recorded in Volume 17. Page M, Book of Town Plata, Marlon Coun ty, Orefon, aaid point also being an angle noint in the now exlat ing eaat City Limit, Line: thence southerly along aaid Eaat City Limits Line to a point on the northerly line of aaid Center Street, laid point alio being an angle point in aald Eait City Lim it, Line: thence Westerly along the northerly line of aaid Center Street and uid Eaat City Ltmite Line to the point of beginning. The aaid council has fixed the council chamber! in the eity halt of aaid citv aa the place, and. the 10th day of February, 19SS, at the hour of 7:30 o'clock p.m. in the evening aa the time for such public hearing, at which time and place the registered voteri of said City of Salem may appear and be heard nn the question nf annexation of the above deacribed territory to the City of Salem. ALFRED MUNDT City Recorder Jan. 14. tt. M. 15S ADS IN THIS COLUMN RECEIVED Too Late to Classify SAVE! SAVE! Clearance price, on uaed up right planoa Irom S3 SO. He- conditioned player planoa with roll,, priced at S2S3. Vae your piano aa trade in. Terms. ZOBEL'S 9S Church NF. EM4-t26J ii CHIV. g" cyl. BclAIr hard top, white over turquotte, radio, heater, white walla,' pi a, tic teat covert, excel. cnd. si 3so.ph. -aru, CLKAN'l bdrm. will take acre age, lot or car. Price. SSJ00. Rent for SAS. EM l-a37. I SUBURBAN hset. Cheap, or meke offer. Need repair. EM J-7344. 1 RM. rottage. turn. alar,. 1 rm. apt. fum. SM N. Front. Reft. Req. FURie. hae. at 1443 S. SOth. Elee. heat, refrig . atove, washing mach., Hi mo. BDRMS." Burn I. Play rm. OH hot water heat. 1 liv. mi Den. Din. rm . 1 hatha Clone in. 1110. 7 Winter NE. EM J-4579. 150 FURNT'rlean" 1 "rm. ant." al util. pd. Priv. bath. entr. EM 3-1935 or EM 1-719. MIDDLE AGEWOMAN EXP. gen. office, hue. work, prac tical nuralng, kit. helper. EM 3-135. ' JUDY'S dreaamaklng At altera lionr. Satitfactioa guar. EM 3-2044. STANLEY bench rrlnder. Per fect, 15. EM 4-3915. I WHEfnTtreller. excel, shape', girl 14 In. bike. SM N. Sum-, mer. SELL or trade new IS power field glaaea. S35 Sanoton hearing aid. 150. 939 Ford St. EM 4-5734 iflnf NEW common 'brick. S9. Ph. t-IFU. NrWCneralEIrtr1e clothe n-yer. I3S. S a M Green Stampt A term- Mtater Ser vice Staliont. 3M N. Com'l. I Ig. young Hnltteln cowa, fresh en toon. 1S3S Clatrlake M. 0 T R E ME 'YOUR Classified ' Advertising SUteimaa . iearaaj Newtpaaer is Church St. NE. PHONE EM 4-6811 LOCAL RATES WEEKDAYS D.v, I Llnea .40 3 4 S JO ii TOTAL CHARGES per line 1 time 40 .30 per line 3 timea II OS tS per line f timet II .50 1 40 per Une 1 mo. 15 50 unci. Sun I (Mln. i liar, 1 xwaekdayt xalaa. LOCALS 15c per line per paper. Claasifiad adt will be run In both pepera lo give advertis er, th advantage of the tre mendous combined circulation,. "When an ad 1 ordered three or tlx time, and a Sunday lum it included ifor example Friday, Saturday. 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Ads requiring appli canta to buy merchandise from company and re - sell should aopear under "Dealers- Agents Wanted" classification. Bona fide offera of employ ment with pay belong to the "Help Wanted" column. 400 Agriculture 405 Perls DOO OWNERS: ATTENTION Learn how to train your dog Next obedience class atarta Jan. . For information caU Ray Hoffman, EM 14404. 412 food Column BtlRBANK potato Ir. per lb W. M. Murphy. 1 ml. west of KeUer achool. Lge. Red Hood River Apples GREEN APPLE MARKET 5001 PORTLAND RD. APPLES, Spits. 71c to IIS. nil worm ire. Diva center-at. POTATOES, good' grsde Bur bank. (1.50 per 100. EM 4-3M3. PASTEURIZED whole milk. Sic gal Homogenized. Mr ! gal 44c Clear Dairy EM IS&iS POTATOES, good bakeri. SI i .. iw 10. uei. ma aproea. I KANQUETTE Walnuts IV. lb. n. ft. Hoatter sM 4-43:0. DRIED DATE tweet prune. SOc ID. UHIU zifiinasu, lit ml. a. of Totem Pole. SPITZ apple 11.50 bv. delivered. worm tree. .m z-iiu. APPLES Spies 4k - Kings. Split. EM Baldwins. S-SISX 414 Poultry Rabbits RABBITS fnr tale with hutches. New Zealand white breeding loc k XM 2-340 or EM 4-10. CM COMPLETE egg ration S Ibt. ta.31. 7 per Ton bulk de livered Larro Feed Store 43 Front St. NE. BABY chtckt hatched yr. round. special Parmenter rooster ac each. Valley Farm Store. 411 Lawn A Garden 450 Merchandise 4S2 Appllsric 1951 KINMODI automatic washer deluxe used 4 months. J 195. Bob's Mote, Mart. 17A Liberty. EM 4371. Open Frl. nights til 9. ADMIRAL-! ru. ft. Frlgidalr. Like new. EM 4-13. NORCE washer, auds, return, like new. 1175 cash. 1135 Ever green Ave. EM 3-744. REPOSSESSED wringer washer. Ilk new, S3 delivers. New guarantee. Your downtown Flreton Store. 195 N. Liberty. EM 1-1491. USED refrigerator. 119 J5 &up. Al Lu, App., SU0 SUte SI. 45 TV. 1 Radio HALLICRAFTER National ra ds14S ach. Ph. EM 4 757. CALL anytim fnr TV or radio atrv. Use our free tube check er. Curtis Radio 4 TV Serv EM j-ipiL TV's 4 Each with old TV 3. EM 1-S484. USED Ulevislon reconditioned k fully guar, stmt new picture tube. Low prices easy terms. SsVH green itamps. Master Serv. Sta- MS N. Com'l GOOD or. Bad: cash for TV 17" TV 175. EM S SUM. 451 Musicsl Instrumonls OLD roars s'du-t niuirn. ; yd. load del. It 50 EM 3 0178. RECOND. piano, 975 up Dodge puno service, i.pt s ikmi. NEWMAN elec. converted pedal organ, sin. a.M 3-vui, cm 19991. FOR Sale ISO bass Accordion. Just Ilk new but much cheeper. EM 4-7355. SrVERAL used electronic or ran, from 49S Wiltse Weather Music. 470 N. Capitol. 4S0 Merchandise 470 tuHding MarfiaU Electric Supplies 111 wire, roll al I'.c ft 309 amp meter bases 19 79 20 circuit magnetic circuit break. tr. 1 W amp rang panel complete) 1590. Electric water healers, 11 gas. with 9,0on wattt faat recover ONLY 98 94. Large stork conduit, at r vie) heads, boxes, receptacle, ! trie heaters snd wiruig. C.G. LONG & SONS I ml. N. of Kelier EM 4.308J CEDAR SHAKES New carload It" No. I painuxl Cedar Shakes with dry under course. ONLY 110 15 per sol. ( rolort, perfect fitting BLUB? LABEL Shakes. C.G. LONG & SONS 1 Mi. N. of KtUer EM 4054 410 For Sals Miscolla 420 Sds i Plants TREES plant now while selec tion is complete, minnie urcv, Nuraery 49M SUverton Rd We give SAH Green Stamps. FREE bulb villi sales. Dwf. fruit trees. En bs. low price. IM 1-11M6. JIM Mkt St. 40 Offico Supplies KENLAND clover seed. Dry eak or asn nreoiace wood sit. peg cord EM 1-4379. 51,000 BTU OIL furnace, .MsecTi seaaon. a.M 4-in.w. DAVENPORT- ichir gooi cond., clean. Gas range, apt. size, like new. J fir. lampa, dritpea, ladles ski boots. EM 3-3WU rOR SALE. Used-tha'tfewwai mimi). Ph. Turner 1-501. PLYWOOD piano box ft. Tallman't. 301 S. 12th. 422 tortiltr.or ROTTEIt manure by ssck or eu. yd. always rood measure soon quality, rnujipt n Rt. I. Boa n. EM 4-301. 424 Farm Iquipmant TRACKS k cross rail T. Budgit hoist. EM 4-1331. JUNIPER Fence Pott. Outlasts cedar many year. Low winter price. Ev. 1-25SS. Band. Ore. 450 Merchandise 4S1 Ho us hold Goods DX. service cookware. bend Rd. River- I PIECE dining set Good buy st 19 95. Bob Mdsc. Mart. 17 S. Liberty. EM 4371. Open Fri. nights tit 9. EXTRA SPECIAL 300 Personal 312 Lost -.4t Found WILL lady wtio took black coat saturaay nient at asaranall a Ina please return to Mar ahall' for exchange of own coat. LOST Black Scotty vicinity Hettiecreek ana rrtngi jta. Ph. EM 4-5378. LOST: Boy' American aafety lasses used for sports. EM 957 or EM 1-3091. 314 Trowsportotioir WANTED ride or riders to Port land. Ph. EM 15040. 316 Personal WILL not be responsible for bills other than mir very own. Airline consul TV 11" mating USED steel office furniture, desk, swivel chair, file, side '--Ir. typing table. IBM elec. COLORS to match your bath. lewrlter. 135 S. Church St. ' Sprayed seats hi beautiltsl EM 1.SS34. ! paslel shades. 5.95. Judson a, 1 179 N. Com'l. 442 Wsiltwd Hhld Goods NEARLY new Fowler dryer. HIS ' " T v' ""lenna. w. EM 4-9131. MISC. Eurnilur wanted Cour-1 THAYrR j, Carriage. "20". leout service. Ph fcM 1 OMS I ,M 4h , E EM 4 9IHa prtfiaiiSie'Rof R0V"S hM X"r: TUBE. EM 3-tl0 Glen Wood Bunks Suitable for roadside ry. los w. summer ,,nd , u0. Caa CASH for RANGES. REFRIG ERATORS. Mtsr EM 3-923 Glen Woodry. 105 N. Summer. 463 Boafinfl" All aire New Johnsons SO pel. off. you have a chnlie now. SALEM BOAT HOUSE . 10 Chemeket EM 1-9303 14' DRIFT boat, fiberglast hot torn, all metal trailer. EM 1-062. evenings. stand aa side opens up. be loaded on trueka. S25. 1195. EM EM 4-4747 PIT-RUN GRAVEL TYPEWRITERS. Adders, Safe. Desks, Chain. Filea. Duplica tor k Supplier Expert repair service. Roen, 45 Court EM 3-4773. GOOD used Cedtr Posts, (OS Chemawa Rd. EM 4-190 ftT ( p.m. ... tnnrn ......knui iiubv j i,! nsii a ram oase- wltn 1957 Scott Atw.ter 401 .j? ,rtib,i' . H P alec, motor. SSS0. EM 1 'hr" " all h. Com I. JITD- 4.SSAS I SONS. Scolt-Atwater Sale it Servic Boats motors marine sup plies. 1375 Highland, EM 1-1423. 464 Sport tqutpmotw WANT TO LEASE Established duck pond In Salem area. With year around water available. Box IS Statesman Journal. CASHfor Uaed Guns and old coins, all types. Cascade Mere 1230 Broaduay. 413 Wantod Miscoflanowws WANT Larg used Dot Rous EM MKT. WANTED: Good used office) furniture. Phon 754 Staytosv. 414 Miacollanaou New home sewing cabinet model White sewing machine, cabinet model . . SI Montgomery Ward sewing ma chine, cahinet model . . S14 Speed queen wringer washer Dumo ... tt Kanmore wringer washer, pump S-1 Kanmore oil heater, mod. an .. . 1S Leonard refrig. ', a real buy 2 Cold spot refrig. r. very clean 23 Montgomery Ward refrig.. 7 A-l cond. S39 Many other used appliance tn choose from at Bargain Prices I MONTGOMERY WARD 155 N. Liberty EM 3-3191 So ! 466 Bicvc os machine. S39 NEW twin Matlress. Special of fer 111.95. Bob's Mds. Mart. 279 S. Liberty. EM 4371. Open Fri. nights til 9. BARKER'S Furniture. 1st., last k All the Tune! Buy, Sell, or iTaaei suverton na CoSrt MA' ,B ll,oder "VelECTROLUX cler. gu.r.n. TAX DEDUCTION Mail card St ask for handy check list. No charge. Bollinger, 14M Elm.EM 1-3425. Too Many Bills? Don't let vour bills get you m trouble. Ii rotre behind tn Raymenta. w can help you o security or eo-nguert need ed One place te pay all bills Pay only what you can ( ford I (Bonded snd licensed foi vour orotectlonll CREDIT CONSULTANTS Dial sj:m EM 1SS44 for innir mation COMPLEXION trouble? Make appointment for face Ho Dem onstration. EM 4-4201. EX-Cel- Cls cosmetics. MAHOGANY denk. A-l. Just S.19.9S. Bob's Mdae. Mart. 279 S. Liberty. EM 4 371. Open Trl. nights til II Bf THRIFTY: Buy GOOD used furniture. A single item or a complete household. Buy now on our easy terma. WoodiYs Thrifty USED FURNITURE 115 S. Commercial EM 4-331 I Block South Of Paper Mill YOUTH sir mattress, lie new, 15. EM 1-3717. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. 964 S. Commercial. EM 4-101. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. Manoa EM 400 Ajjrriculture 402 llvostexh r Sal REG. Hereford bull, II month. EM J-3219; SIX er good young ewes. 14 Hold Lsn. EM 4-304. GENTLE Jersey cow. will calf tooay or tomorrow. Heavy milker. 130. FM MM. GOOD clover hay 130 T. All 11 T. lor 9200 U-Htu. EM 4-134. CALF roping horse, yr. old. a-nssQ. cat eow. GRASS hay SSc. bale, trw 45c. urn rd store 439 Front St. SURESHEEP 33. vitamin, min eral, protein supplement, cost less than le. per bead per day. Larre Feed Store 430 Front St. EASTERN Or. Alfalfa. 1st and lm) cutting. EM 4-4431 days EM 1-179 v. GOOD quality grass hay S39 son. can acuver sat r4W GREEN CImntr 4i gran hay $30. s. uei. straw wc. a. at i-xiat. 403 LjvMtock Wantod CATTLE horses, at vour farm. E. C. McCandlsh EM 1-1S9. CATTLE Snethea 410 SUveiio Rd. EM 1-1346 or EM 1-430. cattle" buyer A. F. Sommer hm uanas no. em 4 atw7 TOP cn prlcH) al emir place Raj Corel, EM 4-111. Collect BUYER Claud Edwards. Rt 1 Box S99E EM 4-1111 405 Ptrts PUPPIES TO GIVE AWAY EM S-30&S REE half Labiadnr puppies. win maKc excel, pels,, a snouid hunt. 300 Pack. After p.m. Wk. days. Morning sloe area I MINIATURE poodle puppies, ISO CM 4-H4U2. REG. German Shep. pup, lit mo. oio. sai -wi. PUPPY LAND rtety 11 k up. EM MM TRUEVAREN Belgium aheen rins. It wk. with paper. EM IMS. SVREHCAMP dog (nod: Ml Ih. .1. i.arro run m-- an nj, Front. , . NEW davenos. Special aale 159.95. Bob't Mdae. Mart. 170 S Liberty. EM 4-S371. Open Fri. nights til 9. FRIGIDAIRE stove, baby tuini lure, like new. EM 3-4504. DINING set, I chairs, refrig . wsshing machine with wringer. food cond. Other articles. 199 . Com'l. 1 BOY'S M" Middleweight, t girla Schwlnn M EM 4-1471. 470 wMilding Mafrial ' ii Yet Sir! , 4x CHIPBOARD onlv I 9 sheet and ' 4x1 MAHOGANY PANELING 3 9 (Ribbon Toot) 4x1 BIRCH 4 90 sheet Pine Paneling 12' jr. ft. Shelving 12',c. ft. s 3x Mahogany 1,89 sheet. OAK Flooring in Heated Ware house! I Plywood GALORE I 4x sheets interior or exterior "Smaller Sizes" "Smaller Prices" low as 10c. ft. WE'LL EVEN CUT IT FOR YOU I I PRE HUNG DOOR UNITS Fin est material, lowest Prices! I ALUMINUM WINDOWS. Floor ing 98.50, everything to Dtiud witn i FREE estimating, delivery, and 36 mot. wiin no oown pay menl on remodeling. GOSH Come In anyway you re welcome. OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY DENTAL PLATE REPAIR 1-HR. SERVICE IN MOST CASES DR. HARRY SEMLER. Dentist. Adolph Bldg State aj Com'l. Sta. Salem Ph. EM 13311. 46 Machinery j Tools hop 4 1441. tools SHEET metal equipment. EM SERVICE Station ooxirpmerrC, re, a. as a-ja roommgs. BVERAL uaed welders See as TW Stewart St Ph 4-1544. USED Welder. sU makea. re as. 49 nilneia. EM 1-454. 490 Fuol S545 Portland Rd. EM 4-4433 USED MUST SELL Refrigerator, stove tt dryer. 330 S. 15th. after I. FOR SALE: Upholstered chair k atool. EM 1-C961. IF you have on Item or a house of furniture to tall, call th Used Merchandise Mart 17 S. Liberty. EM 4371. 454 Sowing Machinal SEWING MACHINES WAREHOUSE. SALE W ar cleaning house and have priced a wide variety of SING ER and other makes for QUICK SALE. SINGER TREADLES $12.50 & Up PORTABLE ELECTRICS $19.50 & Up CABINET ELECTRICS $29.50 & Up' LIMITED QUANTITIES ON SOME MODELS SALE GOOD FOR This Week Only STORE OPEN TIL " P.U MON DAY FRI. EVFV Call or writ for free horn demonstration BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS CALL E. s. rItter & CO. 5550 Portland Rd. EM 4-0151 Open All Day Saturday PL SEWING MACHINE CO. - IS N. Comm'l. : EM 1 .14IS Birds. Cavies. ChiDmunks. iwaV-rrn i. ."T.n 1..11..; SIS Livingston, em 143S. aewlnt; mach. tM 4-5091. Is our butinei. We'll cut to your requirements. Limited quantity of 3-lSths ln. hardboard now 11.75 sheet. V-CROOVED ply wood paneling begins at 11. sheet. We have Salem's larg est selection to choose from. Snaelal lot of ,i-ln. Birch al SPECIAL LOW PRICES on steel products. 300 gal. aeptlc tanks start 1-19 50 ea. Buy your nails here hv the keg and save. Our carload aupply of galva nized Iron roofing makes pos sible Salem' lowest price. RKMEMBER. com oh In and shop around. Here, you'll find the best bargains In town. Open All Day Saturday C & K Lumber Yard Lancaster at Center Ph. Salem EM 3-1500 51 gal. elec. water heater. M 5 11 1 Lomex tn roll I'.ic. I" Vent fan 111 50 4" solid fiber pip 3tc. ft. Lighting fixture .. reduced inn amp. meter Date sis.M 11x31 atalnless steel Sink 137.50 Elect. Heaters, all makes cheap 4" cast Iron Pip) 77. ff Wall thermostat, 220 volt l( 14-1 Lomex In roll l",c. ft. Calv. Gutter 13c. ft Complete line el elee. heating, house wiring, plumbing sup plies h fixture. VPEX ELECTRIC & PLUMBING PROMPT del Plvwd. rare. Heavy planar ends. Heavy slabs. Old fir. Shsvtngt. EMJ-5633 OREGON FUEL CO Old Growth Fir, $12 Core DRY AND GREEN WOOD SAH GREEN STAMPS EM 3-5533 307 Broadway DRY old growth alab. Lg. or sm. lit per cord. Dry lge. Maple slab 14 cord. Dry Oak wood Ig. or un. $17 cord. EM 1-704. ASH or Maple wood 114.50 cort alto Osk II7J0. EM 4-1343 ANDERSON'S Slab Wood! i cordt dry. 121 del. EM 1-7751. PLYWOOD cores. Old fir wood. 35IS Garden Rd EM H2S4. HIGHWAY FUEL CO. SAWDUST ti WOOD EM 1444 SHAVINGS del. Mulching at beeV ding. SKylui 71721 Monmouth FERN FUEL 203 E. Salem Rd.. Dallas 1 Unit load slab wood 111: also dry tlsb 1 unit! 120. MA 1 1441 MA 3-2251 collect. DRY eak. any length. 117 50 cord del. EM 4-1853. DRY oak Ac fir. Will del. sur roundlng town. EM 4-2841 eve WEST SALEM FUEL Old Growth Fir 111 Cord Choice Block A Slabwood SAWIM1ST ft SHAVINGS PH. EM t403L CAPITOL FUEL" CO.. INC. Sawdust, Chip mix Slab Wood MILL wood, plywood cores, al lotted hardwoods, planer-end. EM 1-7721 or EM 14024 142 BROADWAY 500 Bus. & Finance S10 Money t Lcfw DISCOUNT paper real estate, mortgage and contract bought. Slat Flaanc Co., 17 S. High, CONSOLIDATE Your Bills $30 -$3,000 PACiriC INDUSTRIAL LOANS 11 S. Liberty EM 4-2203 LOANS iso.m to 11,500 00 Buy What You Need Consolidate Your Bills, . Finance Through WILLAMETTE CREDIT COMPANY Ml 8. Church SI EM 1 14ST COLONIAL Investment Co. Real property Loans, contract pur. chased. S7 Court. EM 4 m. REAL-ESTATE LOANS Altar 1 a.m. EM S-7411 GUNS - CAMERAS DIAMONDS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS And ill articles of value, no signature required, cash In 60 seconds. Star Exchange Loan 311 N. Commercial PRIVATE money to loan I pet. interest Ph. em i-vivs. 1410 BROADWAY, EM i -r-if ' mortgage Don Daughter! ... Rltra. .12 Court St. EM 4 44 T Place rujuiifim Ads cw.rrjTarAwMTrHATr. Call EM 4-6111 I venlioaai toant. XM 470a. - i. -. ..... .., ,- O.