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12-(Se& II) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sat., May 10, '58 One-Man Variety Show Presented Bv Paul Robeson TV Program Brings This euaees from Chinese to African and the high point of his versaJ I V' i kiik uiapiaj uvuiutu iiic our cide speech from "Othello," ope of the best roles he ever played on Broadway. Distinct Success "I'm determined that we shall Destroys By W. G. ROGERS Associated Press Arts Editor NEW YORK Uth-Singer and ac tor Paul Robeson staged a sort of folksy one-man variety show Fri day for a packed Carnegie Hall. He sang classic and pops num bers, did a monologue and called on his really substantial learning De informal." he declared, and at to lecture on linguistics. that he scored a distinct success Me aiso treated nis ueiigmeu ou- n wasn t His only success dience to snatches, spoken, sung either. He has just turned 60, but and acted, in half a dozen lan- there is still more of the once great voice than you have any right to expect, even though he must step up the "volume with loud speakers. Notable above all, however, was his dynamic stage presence; he could have faltered a dozen times and that would have cov ered up for him. First in 10 Years This was his first appearance here, according to his manager. in more than 10 years. Though he nas received several honorary de grees from our institutions and been as highly honored by us as most of our public characters, his left-wing sympathies, which among other things got him a Stalin Peace Prize, have aroused strong enmities; He was heard from spectacularly in 1949 when his recital in Peekskill, N.Y., caused a riot. A sprinkling of police on dutv didn't see a single picket. A num ber of eager-beaver youne neoDle passed out literature, mainly So cialist, along the sidewalk, but they were an orderly crowd, In deed actually polite. Kobeson will repeat his Droeram here May 23 to satisfy the heavy demand for tickets. Million-Dollar Blaze Lincoln Papers GALESBURG, 111. -A valu able collection of Illinois lore was destroyed Friday in a fire which razed the Galesburg Pumlic Li brary, causing damage estimated at one million dollars. Documents housed in the 57-year-old structure included papers signed by Abraham Lincoln and an exhaustive collection of refer nee works. Russell Carlson, member of the public library board, said the Lin coln papers and other historical Items were stored in a vault on the library's second floor. From what I can see, the vault is gone," he told a newsman. Earlier it was reported that manuscripts of poet Carl Sand burg were destroyed but Carlson aid none of Sandburg's papers was in the library. Galcsburug, in west central Illinois. Is Sandburg's borne town. City Manager Raymond Har baugh estimated damage at one million dollars. He said the li brary building and its 122,000 volumes were a total loss. Construction Strike Break Not in Sight PORTLAND UH Heavy con struction projects remained idle throughout Oregon Friday as a strike by the Laborers Union fin ished its fifth day. There was no indication of a break in the deadlock between the union and the Associated General Contractors, an employer group. Federal Mediator George Walker aaid the AGC told him Friday it Is willing to resume negotiations. Auto Industry Stiffens Against UAW Demands DETROIT, Mich. WV-The auto industry Friday stiffened its resis tance to Walter P. Reuther's wage demands as negotiations on new labor contracts were recessed for the weekend without any notice- aDie progress. ine first deadline comes at midnight May 29 when the Gener al Motors contract expires. Henry Ford II said no automo bile company could grant the de mands of Reuther's United Auto mobile Workers and stay in busi ness. He said, "most of the auto mobile companies are today oner ating at a loss." Ford estimated the UAW's wage demands would amount In an in- Earlier, Walker Said the Union I crease nf 70 rents an hnnr .nrl also was wining 10 sit down ana , WOuld rajse tne cost of a car more resume negotiations. than $300 The mediator said, however, no new bargaining time had been set and that it might be Monday be fore negotiations could resume. The union has asked a 35-cent an hour package increase. Man agement has offered 20 to 25 cents immediately, with IS cents more next year. Two Write-In Candidates on GOP Ticket ROSEBURG Of) - There will be two write-in candidates for state representative on the GOP ticket In next Friday s primary election Former State Rep. John Ama cher of Winchester and Arthur M. Selby of Glide, said Thursday night they will be candidates for nomination for the two Douglas County seats. No Republicans had filed previ ously. Amacher served in the House three terms before being defeated for re-election in 1956. The incumbents, Democrats Al Flegel and W. O. Kelsay, both of Roseburg, are seeking re-election Navy Mother Of Year Feted SAN DIEGO, Calif. Ul - The Navy's "Mother of the Year," Mrs. Emma I. Lowe of Halsey, Ore., was honored as a special guest at the Naval Training Cen ter during ceremonies of the week ly recruit parade Friday. Mrs. Lowe is the mother of four Navy sons stationed in the San Diego area. She won the title in a local contest. She had lunch with the four ons, Francis, 18, twins Donald and Ronald, 22, and Hobart, 20, In the recruit mess at the center. Another son, George, 21, is a Navy corpsman serving with the Marines at Camp LeJeune, N.C. Stanford Man to Address Portland State Graduates PORTLAND 11 Commence ment speaker at Portland State College June 15 will be Dr. C. Easton Rothwell, director of the , Hoover Institution of War, Revo lution and Peace at Stanford Uni versity. Mora than 300 seniors will re ceive degrees In the college's third fraduatinf class. General Motors Corp. said it gave the union bargaining team documentation of the company's claim that union demands would raise GM's labor costs 73 cents an hour. GM figured this would come to one billion dollars over a two-year period. The Eaton Manufacturing Co., an automobile supplier with plants in Michigan and Ohio, asked the UAW to freeze wages and extend present contracts for two years. American Motors Corp. also has asked the union to freeze wages. In rebuttal, the UAW said GM and Ford estimates of union wage demands are fantastic and inac curate and the Eaton company is attempting "to use the current re cession to pry hard-won gains away from its employes. Planes Quell Snoqualmie Forest Fire NORTH BEND. Wash. -Tanker planes Friday smothered with chemicals a stubborn forest fire in Snoqualmie National For est. The SS-acre blaze 14 miles east of here had resisted since Wed nesday the efforts of an 80-man ground crew to control it. The three planes dropped a bor ax mixture on the flames in the first such attempt on the west side of the Cascade Mountains. The mixture of borax and water coats the trees with a foam. The air assault by the Wenat chee Air Service continued for four hours, during which six tons of the chemical were dropped. The flames had been fanned by a westerly wind and were threat ening to spread when the aerial attack was started. Mopping up work continues. The fire was the first in the forest this year. Riddle Mayor Resigns Post RIDDLE (fl Mayor Otto. H. Griffith had a letter of resigna tion in the hands of the City Coun cil Friday. He said he plans to move to Albuquerque, N.M. The council will act Monday night toward the appointment of a new mayor. In the meantime, Shelley Brow, president of the council, is heading the city government. li f L 4 ., It t mmtm mm 4 f ra4i ft 4o v ' A V mill i ' '' i " , f ' - it-- it- 1 Tf- fi'fiiiiiri HilnllM trf imar1 n nil" "nr MOBILE, Ala. Langham (Bees) Norris, 14, stirred up quite a furor when he showed up at school with this haircut Fri day. Norris said he got idea after watching TV program on Mohican Indians. He was sent home with suggestion he have rest of scalp lock shaved off. (AP) Reception Orderly for Nixon in Ecuador Area Covered Wagon Hauling Pair Home to Idaho ELGIN, Ore. W) The Ricks brothers are on their way back borne to Idaho after 50 years. They are going back the way they came by covered wagon. At the rate of SO miles a day Ezra Ricks, 74, and his brother Rudger, 72, expect to be in Vic tor, Idaho, just about the first of June. "We wanted to see what 50 years of change has done to the the country," said Ezra as they started this week on the trip that will take them close to the Wyo ming border. . what s more, he said, he and his brother wanted to go back by covered wagon because it had been sort of a dream of theirs The wagon is newly painted and its wheels have iron tires. Be cause of that, and to aave their horses, Bess and Maude, they ex pect to take back roads most of the time, avoiding paved highways where they can. The brothers, both bachelors, re tired from farming several years ago. After a summer visiting with relatives in the southeastern Ida ho area and near Jackson Hole, Wyo., the brothers plan to start back again in their wagon and repeat the trip they first made, with 10 brothers and S sisters, in 1908. QUITO, Ecuador, () Vice Pres ident Richard Nixon got a warm and orderly reception here Friday. He also received a list of pro posals involving U.' S. loans or grants ranging up to three million dollars. Ecuador's Vice President Fran cisco lllingworth, Quito's Mayor Carlos Andrade Marin, and com manders of Ecuador's armed forces officiated at military honors for Nixon on his arrival by plane from Peru. U. S. Ambassador Christian Ra- vndal was among those who greeted Nixon on the sixth stop of his South American good will tour, Conference Cancelled Prior to his arrival, a scheduled roundtable conference with Ecua doran students and labor leaders was cancelled. The cancellation followed the demonstration in Lima Thursday when stones and spit greeted Nixon at San Marcos, Peru's oldest university. The Peruvian students had kept up a running series of demonstra tions ever since Nixon's arrival Wednesday. Sources close to Nixon said he might abandon his custom of visit ing leading universities to talk with students in countries he visited. Soon after arrival Nixon saw Senator's Car Hurts Woman CLEVELAND UTt-k woman pe destrian suffered two broken ribs when struck in downtown Cleve land Friday by Sen. Frank J. Lausche's automobile. Miss Mary Anne Weaver, 54, a store clerk, was admitted to Char ity Hospital for treatment of the broken ribs and multiple cuts. She was described in good condition. Police said the accident occur red at a spot on Prospect Ave. where pedestrians are barred from crossing. i Lausche, driving a car borrowed from his brother, .Dr. William Lausche, said the brakes appar-4 ently failed. 'I put my foot on the brakes to stop for a traffic light and nothing happened," he said. "The car was going about one mile an hour when we struck her." The Ohio senator was returning from Cleveland Hopkins Airport, where he picked up his wife Jane. About $500,000 is being spent for a new road from Dawson, on the Canadian border of Alaska, to Clin ton Creek, near the Arctic, where base metals and asbestos deposits have been discovered. Ecuador's President Camilo Ponce Enriquez and Federico In triago, minister of economic development. List of Projects The minister gave Nixon a list of projects proposed for U. S. Aid. This country has been much less severely hit by inflation than most of South America. Intriago said his projects will help Ecuador work for a sane and stable eco nomy. Ponce told a news conference after his talk with Nixon that two Iron Curtain nations recently of fered to build match plants here and exchange industrial goods for Ecuador's farm products. Nixon Courage In Mob's Face Praised by Ike WASHINGTON (fl President Eisenhower gave Vice President Nixon a long-distance pat on the back Friday for the way he faced a howling mob in Lima, Peru. In a personal message to Nixon. the President said "your courage, patience and calmness in the demonstration against you by rad ical agitators have brought you new respect and admiration in our country." The State Department assured Peru the United States "does- not intend to let these Communist-in spired incidents impair the friend ly relations between our two coun tries." The statement was issued after Miguel Grau, minister-counselor in charge of the Peruvian Em bassy here, called at the State Department with a note express ing profound regrets. On both sides there appeared to be an effort to put as good a face on the incident as possible. , Students stoned and spat on Nixon and his American party when they appeared at San Mar cos University in Lima. One stone grazed Nixon's neck and another struck a U.S. Secret Service man in the mouth. In ms-messaee to Nixon, for. warded to' Quito, Ecuador, Eisen hower treated the whole matter with restraint. Dartmouth College's Museum in Hanover, N.H., is believed to be the oldest in the United States. In 1798 the museum caught fire and all students and professors were calling out to "save the library." But, the then president of Dart mouth was calling out to save the stuffed zebra in the Natural His tory section. Stalwart Oxonians Claim Tiddlywink Championship By STERLING SLAPPEY OXFORD, England (l-The Ox onian tiddlers defeated the Cantab winkers at tiddlywinks (or per haps you spell it tiddlewinks) Friday and immediately claimed the world championship. The score was a mp-and-tuck 113-111 favoring the Oxonians from Oxford University over the Cantabs from Cambridge. The t earns represented the cream of the world's winkers or tiddlers and the match, which was of varsity rating, was wit nessed by several hundred fans. Tea was served at half time, with the Oxonians leading 89-87. Pat Laugharne, a shapley 19- year-old right-hander from En gland, was the only girl in the match. She also was the star, winking in the decisive button which gave Oxford the lead it held until the end. "It was a hard-fought match but it was fairly fought," she said. "There's nothing in the world like fiddling. I do love it." A raging controversy immedi ately broke out among male mem bers of the two teams over right ful ownership of the world title. Elliott Langford, Oxford captain rose from his knees after the tiddling snapping small buttons into a cup by pressing them with other buttons and declared, "We are claiming the world title." Cambridge captain, Peter Downes, said over his game-end-cup-of-tea: "It was not a championship match just an experimental game." Oxford are (Englishmen often use the plural verb with the singular, noun) just being small minded about this." Rail League Rejects Holmes For Governor PORTLAND U) - A railroad organization Friday night said it has withdrawn the warm support it gave Gov. Robert Holmes an his successful bid for election in 1956. The Railroad Brotherhood's Leg islative League of Oregon said it does not endorse candidates for the primary election and then added: "Members could easily assume that previous endorsements still hold good, including the 1956 en dorsement of Robert Holmes for governor. 'Vicious Attack' "This is not true because Gov. Holmes and his ' appointee, How ard Morgan, have viciously at tacked the railroad industry." Holmes is seeking the Demo cratic nomination for governor in a three-way contest with Lev Wallace and Wiley Smith. The governor appointed Morgan the state s Public Utilities Com missioner shortly after taking of fice. Frank Madden of Portland, the league's secretary-treasurer, said 15,000 railroad employes in Ore gon have been mailed copies of the organization's stand. Failed to Assist In the resolution, the league said Holmes and Morgan failed to as sist the railroads in .reducing grain freight rates from the In land Empire area through Port land. "The result of this delay by Holmes and Morgan has permit ted the truck and barge lines to reduce their rates, taking more traffic away from the rails and creating added unemployment among railroad employes." Columbia Christian College Seeks Funds PORTLAND un A fund drive to raise $600,000 for construction of two new dormitories was an nounced Friday by . Columbia Christian College. The proposed dormitories would accommodate about 200 students. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Circuit Court ol the Bute el Oregon for the County of Marin No. 17332 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tht the undersigned hu been appointed Administrator of the estate of Sylva L. McDonald, Deceated, by the Jlr cult Court of the State of Oregon for Marlon County, and has quallf.ed All persons having clalmi against aid estate are hereBy notified to present the same duly verified, ar bv law required, to the undersigned a4. 337 N. High Street, Salem, Oregon, within six months from the Hat hereof. Dated and first published May 10. 1958. Date of last publication June 7. IMS. Rex Sanford, Administrator Wheelock. Richardson & Niehaui Attorneys. M.10,17,4,31J.7 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN, that by order of the Circuit Court of th State of Oregon for the County o' Marion, In Probate, duly made and entered on the ISth day of Auril. 1858. LUCILLE MAY BOEHRIN"ER COOPER, has been duly appointed a Executrix of the Last Will and Testa ment and estate of FRANK J A BOEHRINGER. deceased, and hu qualified as such Executrix. All per sons having claims against .aid es tate hereby are required to present them, with proper vouchers, to Mid Executrix at 311 Pioneer Trust Build ing. Salem, Oregon, within six months after date of first publica tion of this notice. Dated and first published the 10th day of May. 19J8. LUCILLE MAY BOEHRINGER COOPER, Executrix aforesaid. CECIL H. JOHNSON, Attorney lor Executrix 211 Pioneer Trust Building Salem, Oregon. M.10,174.31,J.7,'58. T CALL FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received by the District Clerk of School District No. 24CJ, Marion County, Oregon, up to 5:00 o'clock P.M.. Tuesday. May SO, 195S, for finishing floor wax, mop oil and disinfectant for the Salem pub lic schools. Specification blanks and bid forms may be obtained from and bids shall be filed with the District Clerk at 1309 Ferry Street. Salem. Oregon. Tne Board reserves the light to reject any or all bids and to waive, Informalities In bids. Dated at Salem, Oregon, this 30th day of April, 195S. CONNELL C. WARD, District Clerk. MJ.lt. PLACE .YOUR Ml let A Classified Ad Solve That Problem PHONE EM 4-6811 ADS IN THIS COLUMN RECEIVED Too Late to Classify KITCHEN SPECIAL Bio-Fan, $18 95 Judaon s. 17 N. Com'l. CUSTOM ROTOTILLING Ph. EM 4-50M Advertising Statesmaa Journal tM Cburrn St NR. 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THIS NEWSPAPER STRIVES to protect Its reader against fraud, deception, or Injuries. Readers are cautioned to make NO PAYMENTS to get a po aition advertised in the help wanted columns. All h e lb wanted ads MUST SPECIFY THE NATURE OF THE WORK. Ssles help wanted ads must state if the pay is In the form of salary, commissions, guarantee, or Include firm name. Ad requiring appli cants to buy merchandise from company and re - aell should appear under "Dealer A genu Wanted" classification. Bona fide offer of employ ment with pay belong to the "Help Wanted1- column. 300 Personal 312 Lost and Found TAKEN by mistake from Pha- fans Beauty Sen 1, DiacK orstman wool coat (size 91 keys in pocket, with Vogue label, please return t ex change for your own. LOST: 2 mo. old shepherd. black & brown, white breast EM 4-0421. Reward. REWARD for gray i white wire- nair terrier lost sun. Deiwecn Jefferson at Salem. Answers to name "Mike." PH. FA 7-2221, Jefferson. 314 Tronsportotion" MAN like to share ride to Cor- vallis 5 to S day week, S to 5:30. EM 4-5644 316 Persons! MADAM Dawn, palmist reader. fast, present uture. Aavise In all affairs of life. Readings, 1. 3560 S. Com'l. NO EMPTY post office boxes tin juiy. write me first oen. Del. Pauline. Mother will love your gift from J AKY S. Jary's Flowers and Gifts Capitol Shopping Center ALCOHOLICS Anonymous Marmn EM 4-0545 S60 REUPHOLSTERY Furn. or auto, custom styled. Let us brine sample to your home for complete home dec. Louie's Upholstery Shop. Tree ' est. pick-up Si ' del. 4J90 Sil- verton Rd. EM 3-1118. CHEMICAL ENGINEER OR CHEMIST Chemical cneTinecr or chemist exp. In the Insulation board, or allied Industry, needed for technical supervisory position in modern insulation & hard board plant. I Opportunity for Srogress within the organiza on. Write full details as to eaucauon, experience, ana ex pected salary to U. S. Gypsum Co. r. u. xjox w, s-enaicwn, Ore. 400 Agricnltnre 405 Pets SIBERIAN Huski puppies, AKC beautiful, gentle, devoted pets. watcn oogs. cm LIC. fox terrier, give to gooa home. EM 4-M71 j LB. A K C. reg. Pomreanlan tud service. Also puppies. EM S-7731 REG. Boxer pup's 1S. 404 So. 3rd, Silverton, Ore. Ph. TB 3-334 lwnnRE PETS Reg. Peke pups, L H kltte"?. turtles, birds & supplies. Birds boarded. Open eves. 4005 State. PUREBRED Fox terrier pups SIP. Ph Gervais 3224 Don Hood REG. dachshund pups S3S Ph. M 4-1WO. FOR SALE: month dachshund. Paper avail. EM 2-4B9B. DAY old Leghorn cockerels, $3 oer 100. every Tues. & Wed. Wilson's Hatchery, Lyon. Ore. POTTED plants. Ann's Flower liaraen, 4JU wimi. ut. r. CLEAN, nicely furn. 1 bedim duplex EM 4-6310. LGE. hse. suitable for room Sc brd. Partly furn. Adults. SS9 N. cottage. FOR RENT 1 bdrm. duplex, N. Portland Rd. EM 4-1836. ROTOTILLER ExceL cond. coat new over MOO For quick sale $290, term if needed, em j-oboi. NO DN. PYMT. G.I. TOTAL MOVE IN $242. YOUR CHOICE OF LOT. MIN. FHA 1100 SQ. FT. V Valley Home Builder 7 1001 Murlark, Salem EM 4-S1M '48 PLY. aub. Exc. cond. Good motor, tires, body. New paint, 1345. EM 3-8493. 1941 CHEV. good tires 90. 4083 carouna Ave. cat -obm. 4 NASH, 4 dr. 600, r h, above average cond. 175 cash. EM 3-6126 1049 Albert Dr. 1947 F-6, 2 speed RE, new motor with low-boy capable of carry ing D-6 or ',4 yd. shovel 800x20 tires, air brakes 11,600. EM S-7432. BY OWNER, 4 bdrm., bsm't., 6 A., plus fruit. Bush Sch'l. dlst. 2180 S. 19th. EM 4-8529. 1 BDRM. King-wood Heights home. 551 River view Dr. svo. mo. Inq. 550 River View Dr. or EM 4-6204. 3 BDRM. old unfurn. hse. close in. W. Salem EM 3-3424 days. RENT: 1 bdrm. hse. $70. Sen., bus. 2011 S. Com'l. EM 3-7984. ATTRACT. 2 bdrm. triplex. All elect. Birch kit. hardwood firs. NE. EM 4-Siea. ( RM. modern unfurn. Apt. close in. w, saiem fh. day. EM 3-3424. HI-FI salesman for local deoart- meni store, liuaraniee ana commission plus liberal com pany benefit. Please state qualifications and experience in reply. Writ Box 350 States-man-Journal. LADY to care for semi-invalid woman, light hskp'g. rm. board, k wages. EM 4-1524. FAMILY man for work on fruit farm. Should have exp. with machinery at orchard work. Small hse. F. L. Meyer, Rt. 1 Box 802. Salem S mi. NW. AT 540 Water St., Salem. Steve Hiller. 1 hp paint sprayer. $8$. Lge. fan 825. Truck with 7 f ood tire St a $200 steel body, 50. Good grinder $22. Like new Vi" drill press $35. Wood rang $5. 3 washers $8. 30-08 Savage rifle at 3 boxes shells $35. AUTO, dishwasher, $50. Exc. cona. cm 2-3W4 arter a.m. SALE I New foam rubber sec tionals. Sat. Si Mon. specials. 2 piece $199.50. 3 piece 45 de gree curve $239. 5cL 4 piece 90 degree c u r v $339.50. Trades, terms. Glen Woodry 1605 N. Summer. 400 Agriculture 403 Livestock Wonted BUYER Claud Edward. Rt 3. box gyE. EM 4-1113 TCP cash prices at your place. nay wozei. eh 4-3100 uouect 405 Pots SALE or trade two young male Hunting oeagiea. em 2-4270. . SPRINGER Spaniel pups. Pure bred. 3 mo. EM 4-2489. UVER spotted Brittany paniel for Reg. stud service, or will ell. Went thru retrieving school at Portland. See at "The Fir Cone," 1st rd. to left off Wheatland Rd. thru filbert orchard. McNary Corners. AKC Reg! German Shepherd Stud Service. EM 4-0822. TOY Terrier Puppies. 1330 Wallace Rd. EM 4-4978. 400 Agriculture 420 Seeds t Plants DAHLIAS, fuchsias, lum. pansies. clematis Gardens 4380 Cherry Ave. Ivy gersn- i. ward IRIS Gardens now open. AH named varieties, 25c to 50c. u ml. S. of Albany airport on Tallman Rd. WAbashr (-8793 Mrs. R. H. Swank. ' DAHLIAS, lg. tubers, fuchsias begoniss, geraniums. Copley Gardens, 2685 E. Chemawa Rd. Strawberry planta 3 dm. $1. Lupins, Azaleas, mums 5-l. Merrills Greenhouse, Brooks. MUMS, exhibit. Spec. Hardy's poms, buttons. 725 W. Salem Hta. Ave. BLOOMING wax begonias 25c. ea. or $2.50 doz., tub. begonias seedlings mix 20c. ea. peren nials. 1430 Fabrv Rd. 8. on Hwy. 99 behind Stone Tavern. FOR MOTHER'S DAY Fuchsias, Geranium, Mums,- Coleous, at Begonias. Priced from 25c up. Hanging baskets. D Vista Gar dens 3275 D. St. NE. BURNETT GARDEN'S Bedding plants, geraniums, fu chsias, and perennials. ',i mile W. of Prison annex on Boone Rd. EM 3-0892. REG. Boxer pups and stud serv. 1790 Clearlake Rd. EM 2-5938. PARAKEETS, quality guaran teed. 3425 Abrams. jtMS-vwoo. LABRADOR pups AKC S mo, Sire "Marlon's Paddy", dsm, "Lady of the Valley.'' F $30, M $50. EM 2-em ADORABLE. One talker. tame parakeet. Ph. EM 3-9590. "HOUND DOGS" Red Bones, Blue Ticked, Black at Tans, snots, win iraoe ior lumber, livestock, what-have-you? EM 4-3676 after 6:30 n m CHOICE young Parakeets, guar- anteea neaiuiy. am a-.n. 1495 Marlon. Canaries ready for nesting 1340 Chemeketa EM 3-4385 FOR sal or trade AKC Labra dor pups, EM 2-4493. PUPPY-LAND All kinds. Pet price. EM 1-1243. 412 Food Column !4 HOG 25c lb. Priv, owner. Good pork. Turner SH 3-2199. ASPARAGUS for aale, bring containers, Willard Bacheller, 2470 River Bend Rd. EM 2-6384 RHUBARB. Fresh local 5c lb., Green Apple Mkt. 5005 Ptld Rd ASPARAGUS for canning & freezing 10c. lb. The Green Apple Mkt.. S005 Portland Rd. PASTEURIZED whole milk. 82c gaL Homogenized. Mc fc gal 44c Clearv Paint rM 12 Top Quality Beef 49c LB; Cut at WraDDed Pay as Low as $3.95 a Week. Up to 6 Months to Pay FREE LOCKER RENT Satisfaction Guaranteed MAC'S MEATS 810 N. Liberty & LOCKERS EM 4-7744 WASHINGTON APPLES $1.50 bu. Fed Produce, (230 Portland Rd. EM 4-4078. 414 Poultry A Rabbits BABY chicks. Leghorns. Par menters. New Hamps. White Rock Cornish, also turkey poults avble. Valley Farm Store. Custom Dressing of Poultry We buy rabbits Wings 3985 State. EM 4-3918 418 Lawn & Garden CLEAN RIVER SILT 10 yds. $18. EM 3-7919 NEW lawns seeded 4 landscap ing, neas. rates. Dank term. Free estimate. EM 4-8355. TOP SOIL k FILL DIRT from Mission Bottom EM 2-6933 FOR sale or trade. Mustang- TUler A reel mower EM 4-0084 KEIZER loam at garden sand, fill dirt St silt. EM 2-1749. 420 Seeds & Plants PANSIES 50c. a doz. 3835 Mid way Dr. EM 4-1221. NETTED Gem aeed potatoes. sjm) foraanq ita. tM 4-4078. BEGONIAS, fuchsias, delphin ium, ana beading plants. For the best visit Claggett's Greenhouse. 4'4 miles N. of Salem on Wallace Rd. Turn right at foot of bridge in W. Salem. FOR Sale: Registered Labrador retrievers, u. K. Damelson, 784 Wassom St., Lebanon, Ore. PUPPY Farm: Stylish pure- Dreas. xieagies. w oxterriers. Collies. Scottles. Toy Aire dales. Reas. prices. Douglas Kennels, Scotts Mills, Ore. Drive to Silverton, cont. N. 5 ml. on Hwy 213. AKC Boxer stud service Champ oiouauncs. auvcrton xrt bedding plants-garden supplies jary s f lowers, km 4-3391 Capitol Stopping Center GERANIUMS, Ivy Geraniums, Fuchsia, Begonias, Hanging Baskets of all 3. Bedding Slants, Astilbe. Bleeding earts. Primroses, Pansies at the new Pink Margarette. Kilber Nursery, 715 Salem Heights Ave. SPECIAL pink dogwood, roses, clematis. Clean up prices on fruit trees, shrubs. Bedding plants. 3160 Mkt. EM 2-1946. 100 Display Classified 100 Display Classified" PALMIST TELLS FUTURE and past. Love, marriage, busi ness. $1. 3745 Portland ho. PSYCHIC Reader Mm. Hazel, complete reading $2. 3800 s. Com7!. EM 4-9265. EXPECTANT mothers of any faith seeking confidential serv ices, contact Catholic Chari ties 247 N. Com'l EM 3-3965. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous SM S commercial EM 4-1803 SPENCER Corsetlere Miss Em ma Wuerdemann, EM 3-3864. 400 Agriculture 402 Livestock for Sale BLACK Quarter horse mare, EM 2-5120. WF.ANER pigs EM 4-2774. 4835 Auburn Rd. REAL nice weaner pigs, 1850 Hoffman Rd. EM 3-7731. SHETLAND pony St new pony saddle. Rt. 5 Box 103 EM 2-3192. FOR SALE reg. 2 yr. old s quarter-horse filly, sired by "Crow." 485 W. Browning Ave. SHEEP SHEARING 20 yr. prof. exp. W. R. Marshall, 5040 N. Lancaster. EM 4-6641. REGISTERED Quarter Horse Stallion Chestnut. 3 yeara old, Best Offer. EM 4-5833 or EM 4-7171. BUCKSKIN mare 6 hrs. old; gentle but spirited. Excel, for aaddle club. Saddle bridle breast collar. 418 Silverton Rd PALOMINO mare, gentle. EM 2-6261 after school or Sat. $150. GOOD kids horse. About 14 hands. Will play games. EM 3-2544. NUTRIA best offer, sell or trad. 10 purebred Los Tres t 3 pum ice block pens. Box 340 States-man-Journal. SCIENTIFIC HORSE SHOEING TEX SHIVELY EM 3-4405 Horse Shoeing, anywhere Geo. Penfold. EM 4-5297 SELL or trade reg. Arab, mare, $173. EM 2-7802 after i. iterier J femftrj I excellent employee 1 1 benefits - Mall I I references to box I 344 statesman - 1 I journal - salem J For the MONTH of MAY We will replace the engine in your 49 thru '53 V8 with A 1953 Ford Reconditioned Engine and at Wholesale price! .J 403 Livestock Wanted V-8 Installed "SIX" gggfr 1ASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS CATTLE Horses, at your farm E. C. McCandllsh. EM 3-6189. CATTLE Snethen 4105 Silverton Rd. EM 2-1345 or EM 2-4380. CATTLE buyer, A. F. Sommer, 6898 Dallas Rd. DM 4 9067. VALLEY MOTOR CO. Muffler $12 10 Labor Free Have you had your free Safety Check 375 CENTER u 3-414 GLAD bulbs, SO for 95c. Middle Grove Nursery. 4920 Silverton Road. FUCHSIAS, geranium, tub be- fontas, 3 for $1. Dahlia bulb 1.50 doz. Merrill's Green, house, Brooks. HELP! Home wanted for 3,000 gerani ums, lg. blooming plants, every color, also smaller ones. Fuchsias. Coleus. Baskets. Bed. ding at Veg. Plants. Lowest prices, Lowery s 1 2595 Chemawa Rd. RED Azaleas, hardy evergreen cell out 12 for $1 or 50 for $3.75. Staab Nursery EM 3-5223 EGAN GARDENS Newest and best Petunia St alst complete bedding plant (elec tion. 6 ml. N. of Keiier Sen. on Salem-St. Paul Rd. FLOWERING tree, dwarf at semi-dwarf fruit trees still avail, for planting. Middle Grove Nursery We give S St H Green Stamp. 4920 Silverton Rd. AZALEAS Special for Mother' Day 35c St up. Open Sat. P.M. St Sun. Strayer's. 2630 Sth St. N.E. RUBY RED AZALEAS For Mother day. 8-10 yr. old plants. Go S. on 12fh ', mi. past Morningslde Sen. Turn right at Oakhlll Ave. SHRUBS being closed out at tremendous saving! ! Fortune Station, Center St Church. MUMS, dahlias, geraniums, fuchsias, pansies. cabbage, Liberty Garden. EM 4-2693. 422 Fertilizer ROTTED cow or horse fertilizer $10. truck Id. EM 4-4143. Mulch Sawdust $1 00 Yard EM 2-4031 CLEAN rotted sawdust cell by yard. EM 2-7(04. BARNYARD fertilizer with saw. dust, $5. Ion, delivered, mint mum 3 Ton load. Ph. 413 J., Independence. ROTTED manure by sack or cu. yd. always good measure at good quality Phillips Bros,, Rt. 6 Box 860. EM 4-3081. AGRICULTURE LIME for Lw Si Garden Valley Farm Store. OLD shavings for mulching. 1 yd. load $3.50 del. EM 3-0178. MUSHROOM fertilizer, no weeds, fine for malting new lawn. Also have rich black manure. We del. anywhere. EM 1-0331. 424 Farm Equipment FOR ale Lrf. type roto-tiller. EM 4-8609. FOR SALE: International mower 25 model Case combine, pull type, good cond. EM 3-0159. McCORMAC pickup taller, max 45. New Ideal 4 bar aide deliv ery rake. 1937 Ford l'i T. truck, sell for best offer. UL 9-2568 Lyons, Ore. Fergerson - 3 point cover crop disc. Fergerson - 3-14 Plow Side Delivery Hay rake - 1 Point Harrow. Jayhawk Trailer Sales 425 Auction Sales AUCTION OF FURNITURE AT SCOTTY'S T0NITE 4840 CENTER SALEM 450 Merchandise 451 Household Goods 9 X 12 RUG just Ilk new. Only $10. Bob's Mdse. Mart. 270 S. Liberty. EM 4-6371. FRIGIDAIRE refrig. 12 cu. ft Good cond. Priced to sell $49.94 Ph. EM 4-7447. LGE. spool bed, spring, mat tress, o drawer cnest, nrons light fixture. EM 3-4837. ANTIQUE bdrm. set. Household turn., Persian rugs, draperies, dishes, TV, appliances etc. Reas. Rte. 3, Box 64. Croison Cr. Rd. at 2nd bridge. DAVENOS new modern style. Keg. ID9.B3. NOW $69.93. BOO S Mdse. Mart 270 S. Liberty. EM 4-6371. KIRBY guar, term $29.95. 1321 rt. t-apitoi, caa a-iw. liit. $ BE THRIFTY $ BUY GOOD USED FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES $30 Down Will Buy a Complete nous or s umuure. Bunk Bed Complete with Inner spring aianra sw.uv Used Mattresses From $198 New Double Dresser, Book Case Bed 4 Drawer Chest. Ail for $79.93 Singer Electric Sewing Machine wttn Atiacnmenia ana outtun. holer $89.98 8 Drawer Unfinished Double uressers Knocked Down n a Portable Radio $14.80 3 Piece Sectional $39.9$ 1 VEi,.... A kmmlW 515 S. COM'L. PH. EM 4-3319 4 DRAWER chest of drawer. only $7.95. Bob's Mdse. Man. 370 a. La Deny, E.M 4-eavi. MATTRESSES St springs. 88 up H L. Stiff Used Furniture Store. 178 N. High. EM 3-8186. VIRTUE chrome kit table. I ext. leaf, 4 chairs, Stu. avas 2-7929. NEW Special Electrolux, only se.T5 with aiiacn. eh -z for tree demo. Electrolux Corp. 1079 Broadway. UNFINISHED furniture Stiff Furniture Co H U SECT. dev.. 6 pc. din. set, box springs and matt. St cnest dwrs. St carpet, met storl, apt. size washing mach., misc. tables.' EM 2-9723 after 6 p.m. BEDROOM set. Only $33. Bob's Mdse. Mart 170 1, Liberty. Ul 4-IHt, .1'