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Newspaper Page Textrns ?rr cr- - , i5S : II ill ' sTmroTvll 'fe If : " $ ' -'"-tt n i tJrC&J r T, 4 (Register-Guard photo, Wiltshire ens;.) CONTROLLED STORAGE CONDITIONS make for better potato chips say Nallcy's, Inc. officials. This was Incorporated into the addition at the firm's Springfield manu facturing plant. The new room keeps potatoes at an even temperature In prepara tion for processing. In the lower photo, several of the Nallcy's workers are shown at the automatic equipment In the local plant. x x Nalley's Completes Plant Expansion Nallcy's, Inc., Tacntrw, Wash., Monday announced the comple tion nf a .storage plant addition at its Springfield potato chip manufacturing plant. The new addition provides con trolled temperature storage space for potatoes used in preparation of the chips shipped to all parts of Central and Southern Oregon and into California. Addition to the plant doubles the floor space of the manufac turing area, and will assure Nal ley's customers of top quality po tato chips throughout the year, according In Kenneth Radabaugh, Portland Markets PORTLAND Ms Bulter'at Tenia, live, subject to lmmeitliite rhanee Premium quality, maximum to ..IS to one per rent actdltv, delivered In Port land, nn-7l lh; first quality, 8S-B9: second quality. 64-S.7 Valley routes and enuntry points 2 cents less. Butler Wholesale f.o.h. bulk cubes to wholesale Grade AA, P.I score. u 4 lh; S2 score, 65W; 9(1 score, 4Vi; 119 score. R.2. Cheese Selling price lo Portland wholesalers Oregon singles, 42VS-45 lh: Oregon Sib loaf. 4B-S1. F.sg. to wholesalers Candled eggs containing no loss, . cases included, r.o.b. Portland A grade, large, 67'4 0'4; A medium, .55V4-S6V4; A grade, mall. 47i-48'i. Eggs to retailers Grade AA, large. 1-S3 A large, 110-62; AA medium. .19; A medium. 57-S8: A small, 49-50. Car tons 3 rents additional. Live chickens No. I quality, f.o.h. plants Frvers, roasters, all weights. 12-1.1; heavy hens, 24-23; light hens, lfi-17; old roosters, 14-15. Rabbits Average to growers Live while, .114.5 lhs, 19-21, M lbs. 18-20; old does. 10-12, few higher, fresh dressed fryers to retailers, 5557; cut Up, S9-M. Wholesale dressed meals: Beef, ateers, choice. 500-700 lhs, 37.00-40.00: good. 34.00-39.00; ' commercial, 29.00 .13.00; utility, 25.00.31.00; commercial cows 23.00.27.00: utility, 22.00.25.00; tanners-cutters, 20.00.23.00. Reef cuts choice steers Hind quar ters, 47.on.31.00: rounds, 43.no-4B.00; full loins, trimmed, 73.00-ao.00; triangles, 2a.0o.33.0n; forequartcrs, 3I.O0-.10.00; rhurks, 37.00-41.00; rlhs, S5.OO-S2.00. Pork cuts Loins, choice fi-12 lbs. 51.nn.55.n0; shoulders. 10 lhs, .17.00 4n.nn; spsrerihs, 47.00.54,00; fresh hams, 10.14, 59.00.02.00. Veal and calves Good-choice, all weights, 30.0O-40.0O; commercial, 25.00 84.00. Lamhs Cholce-prlm 37.00-39.00: nod, .14.00.JB.no. Wool-Grease basis. Wlllametle Val lv medium, 81-55 lbs: Eastern Oregon tine and half blood, 35-fiS; Willamette Valley lamb wool, 42; 12-month wool, 45-50. , Country-dressed meats, f.o.b. Tori land: Reef Cows, utility, 20-24 lb; can-h'rs-rulters, 17-18. Veal-Top quality, lightweight, 30 : rough heavlea, 22-25. Hogs Lean blockers, 38-37; lows, light, .10,32. Umbs-Rest, 34-15. . Mutton-Best, 12-14 lb; cull-utlllly. 8-10, Fresh Produre: Onions 50 lh sacks. Wash, yellows, m'd., 1.00,10; ig 1.10.25; Idaho yel. '". med., 1.25-50: lie., 1.50-83; whites, . a.nn.sn. ' Pntaloos-ore. local Long Whiles 'on-JS: Red Rose 2.28-50: Deschutes Jusiels No. 1, 2.21-50: site A. 2,75 , r0; 25 lh k, ao-85; 10 lb mesh, 40-45; fPr, 30..13; windows 35-37; No. 2, w lbs, B0.RS; Wash. Russets, No, 1-A, 1-15-50, few 2.73; Idaho, 3,40-50; 10 lb "per, 38-40; vent, 4.1-45; N. Dakota rontlara. No. l-A, 0 lbs, 2.25-50. Hay u s. No. 1 green alfalfa, most v 2B.nn.3n.no, delivered car and truck mi", f ob. rortland and Seattte. Filberts Wholesale selling price JAh. Oregon plants, No. 1 Jumbo rrelonas, 29 lb; large, 27'4: medium. ' To growers, f ob. plant, l lb w Barcelonaa; DuChlllyl half-cent .Walnut, Producer paving price'. plant: Large Franquettes. IMS; Mlvattet is. .....u..... is.ia. Whole. J'1' selling prices: first quality1 i--'HueuS. lb: lljnt naive.. JjM. shelled light amber halves, 70- Springfield plant manager. Springfield's plant was built in May of 1950. Since then, one oth er addition has been made, which included space and installation of a 12,000 gallon nil storage tank to contain cotton seed oil. The plant contains fully auto matic machinery for the manu facture of the potato chips. The potatoes, selected from special Northwest crops, go through the automatic peeler, then slices are washed in cold running water. This is done to remove excess starch. According to Itadabaugh, the Springfield plant turns out about 3,500 pounds of finished chips each day. That's with the aid of about 18 employes. The chips are shipped out to distributors each day, some by Freightways truck. They leave Springfield in the evening and are in the stores the next morn ing, assuring customers the fresh est supply of potato chips avail able, Radabaugh said. Distributors served by the Springfield plant arc in Salem, Medford, Redmond, Klamath Falls, Coos Bay, Eugene, Rose- burg, Gold Beach and other towns. The Springfield plant is Ihe only Oregon Nalley branch oul side of Portland. Main office is in Tacoma. Designed by Western Engi neering Co., Seattle, the new plant cost about $25,000. Barn- hurst Bros, were the general con tractors. Eugene Markets BUTTERFAT premium First Quality Second Quality BUTTER (wnolesaie rncesi AA Prints A Prlnls '2c EOOS (Bnylni Price) . Large AA ! Large A 'c Medium AA 4 M...1I..M A 4fiC cmDii a . 38c HUGS (Wholesale- to Retailers) !,,, a 70.73c , a a SS.aSr Extra Large A JM-lc Large AA ;;; Large A . M-Mc. Medium A A Medium A Small A - JOc Large Checks 0-51c EGGS (Public Market, retail) ,. 80c 'Extra Large A A '?c Extra Large A . '"c Urge AA J Medium AA Me Medium A n,c Small A -- ... Mc nn,,ii.v la.lff'a Anvlne Price! No. 1 colored hens, 4 lbs. up 55c No. 1 Leghorns, 4 ins. up No. 1 Leghorns uoder 4 lhs ljc No. 1 colored fryers. 2-4 lb 2Jc ... . . . . A Ihi tin 2.1c No. 1 Leghorn springs, 2 lhs. up 2Jc Cocks and stags . . . No 2 poultry, 40 unaer aoov pnr ai. la, nt above Drlces POULTBI (NW hnrlng price) No. 1 colored hens, all weights 23c No. 1 Leghorns, all weights 18c No 1 colored spring fryers 23c TALLOW ,. NEW YORK STOCKS SELECTED LIST Tteported by Foster & Marshall, Eugene Office DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES 30 Industrials, 283.17. off .55 20 Ralls, 98.38, off .84 15 Utilities, 52.70. up .12 Volume, 1,890,000 shares. NYSE SELECTED LIST: Admiral 194 Lib Owens 41 Air Rend 24's Lockheed 2B'4 Al Ludlum 29 Loews 12i Al Chem 74V Lorrilard 24l Al Stores aavi McKesson 37's Allls Ch 44Y M&M Wood ' Am Alrl 11-Va Mack . 12T Am Can 39v C,L Martin 18, Am Cyanmd 4fliA Mont Ward 53T's Am Gas 3414 Nash ta-li Am Rdtr 13Vi Nat Bis 33-V Am Smelt 11". Natl Dlst Am Tel 158i Natl Gpsm 201i Am Toh 80', Natl Load XPM Am Wool W, Nil Sleel 41' Anaconda 30,ti NY Cent 19-n, An Prlch 4W, No Fae 54 Armcn .14 Pac Gas - 39'-s Armour DVi Packard .Vi Asoc OR 19 Pan Am Air '.k Atchison 93' Paramount 2fiH Avco 44 Penney 75l4 Baldwin a Pcnn RR 17' Bal Ohio 20i Pepsi 1.1i Bendlx Av, 82 Pft'T Beth Stl 5IH Thllcn 28-H Roelng 50it ritilllps . 1 Borg War 78s n--" Gam Rucyrus 21-Va Radio 23Va Burllnclon 10H ItHymilnr 1 Cdn Pac 23 Rem Rand 14' Celancse 19V Bep Sleel 48V, Chcs Ohln 3.1ii Rcxall BJ St. Paul jn Reynolds 37s St. Paul Pr 4414 Richfield 49H Chrysler 81 St. Rcgla 20" Climax 374 Safeway 40 Coin Gas 1214 Schenley 21V4 Vultee 18 Sears fil 14 Cont Mtrs . 7i Slnclslr 32li Corn Prnd 74 Socony 35V4 Crane 29 Sou Co. im Cro Zell nfiMs Sou Pac 37 Curt Wri 7t Sou By 40'A Douglas B3i4 Sperry 4fi-M. Dow Chem 37-V, Spiegel 6 DuPont ln74 Std O Cut 33 East Alrl 2.1-Vi Sid of NJ 72'4 Eastman 471 Studehkr 2114 Erie 1814 Sunray 1'4 Firestone BVa Sylvanla 32' Gen Dyan 35-14 Texas 5874 Gen Elec B9t4 Textron 6-14 Gen Foods ens Tidewater 2nMi Gen Mtrs 59ii Transam 2714 Ga Pacific 10 TWA 1.VS4 Glldden 29V4 Tw Cen Fox 1914 Gnodvear 53 Un Bag 43 Grcvhound 1.1 -H Un Carbide 75i Gulf Mob 28 Un Oil 39V, Gulf Oil 47 Un Pac 1091, Homcttake 33V4 Untd Aire 4814 Howe Snd 1114 Untd Alrl 22k Hudson 1IH Untd Fruit 48i,i 111 Cent 78V, US Rubhcr 2014 Int. Harv 27H US Sleel 39H Int Nickel .1514 H. Walker 51 14 Int Paper 58 WestDnlon 4H4 Int Tel 14 Wesllnghs 51 '4 Johns Man 85 Willys 1814 Johns La 20'. Wonlworth 42i Kennecott 84V, Zenith 68'4 STARS MEAN IN CLASSIFIED When you ict thlt -fa you will know It wilt mean a jcultfihlA gift for someone on your list. Check the Classified Pases rljjht now . . . You will be happy with th values you find. if you are plarlntt a Classified Ad and It . J suitable for a gift, ask that It be ft "starred." PUBLISHER'S NOTICE MEMBER Or THE ASSOCIATED PRt-SS The associated Press It entitled exclusively to the u of re publication of all the local news printed In this newspaper as well a all news dispatches. SUBSCRIPTION RAPES By carrier, monthly 11.50 By carrier, 6 mos. In advanca C.00 By carrier, yearly hi advance 16.00 By mail, In Oregon, S mo. .. X.75 By mall, la Oregoa, 6 mos. 6.50 By mail. In OreRon, 1 yr. 12.00 By mail. In Oregon, 1 mo. I SO Mall subscriptions In carrier de livered zones are charted same rate as that of carrier delivery Bv malL out nf state 1 mo 1.75 .... Mc-lc I2c ,.nr IC Grease - RARK Cascara, lb., dry -Dry Grape Root. lb. HIDES u nw Heavy Beef - i.iBht Beef . Pull ran i-ine MohaurTrmnrvirPVf'd". LamB A Short Wool uong Vool --" Portland Livestock PORTLAND m L'SDA Caltte: Sal able 1,10ft, market uneven, ste.ers and heifer active, fed steers strong to 2.!r higher; other steers and heifers most ly 50c nigner; cows sieany; ioq enntee llflVlb steers 2.1.5ft: two loads chnire 9?A and 1020 lhs 2.1.25; few loads good fed steers 21.3ft-22.50. Including load 1226 lh Canadian steers 22.5ft: few commercial and low good steers 17.00- 2ft.0ft; commercial heifers I.vn-17.50; utility heifers 1 1 .00-14.00; ranner and cutler cows 7.no.fl.5ft; utility cows Ift.ft0-l2.ftft; commercial grades mostly 12.5ft-n,ftO; utility and commercial bulls strong 11.0ft-13.ft0. Calves: salable 25ft, market steady to strong; good-choice veslrrs lR.ftO- 21.ftft; prime 22. m; goon-cnoice grass calves 15.5ft-17.5ft; litlllly and com mercisl calves B.ftfl-1,1.00. Until- lalNhlo markitf arHve Utrnnff to Iftc hitrhcr: choice 1f)ft-2,1A lb hiitehers 2ft.25-.75; choice 25ft-Oft h 25.ftft-.5ft; choice 35ft-ftftft lb sows around 60e higher at 22,ftft-2.1.50. Sheep; salable l.ftftft, market steady; load choice prime IftB-lb fed wooled lamhs 18.5ft; few trurk lots choice prime Iambs 16.5ft; good-feeders 1.1.5ft H.25; culls to good slaughter ewes 2,00-5.ftft. . 2c-4c .V-5c 2-2',-iC Cnrburclor Service Parts & Senict) CLARK BATTERY & ELECTRIC CO. 1M1 W 6th Av-. Ph. 4 3319 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING LOCAL CASH RATES 1 In force within Lane County and immediately adjoining area where no local dally paper la published. Higher ratea outside thla area and special rates for business and professional men wlthtn It will be furnished en request.) I lines 30 times t&-40 (1.14 a line a day) i lints 7 times -. $21 (f.ia a una 1 aayf t lines 3 times 11.02 t17 a Una a day) 1 tints I times $ M (1.20 a Una a day) 1 lines 1 time $ MO ( 30 a Una a day) NO one-Una ads accented. CLASSIFIED DISP1.AV, which appears at the head of the classified section, allows cuts and plain border. Charges are jc a una aoove regular classi fied rates. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY deadline are 48 hours before publication dally and ft P.m. Thursday for bunaay. RESIDENTS Of CRESWELL may place ads through MRS. C. 1 KENT. 1st St Ph 857. 1 WE WILL NOT be responsible for mora than one Incorrect insertion. PERSONS wishing to EXTEND ads must call before 2:00 p.m of the day the ad will expire CORRECTIONS for the next day's ads may be phoned in until t p.m.; on MONDAY only they may ba phoned tn 7:30 8:00 a.m. for the same day CANCELLATIONS and CHANGES will be made the day after they are ordered, except when Dnonwd in T.Mhz.m a.m. mun- jJAY, when they will ba made the same day. ADS will fit taken until 5:30 p.m. of the day before publi cation, except that SUNDAY ADS are due FRIDAY at 5:00 p.m. and MONDAY ADS may be phoned tn 8:30-9-00 a .m Monday morning to appear In TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. DIAL 5-1551 Logals N5TieEI3 ttEREBY-frei5ff. that .Toe Maughan has been ap pointed Administrator with Will annexed of Ihe Estate of Charly Wels, also known as Charly Welse, also known as Charly Weiss, deceased, by the Circuit Court of Lane County, Oregon. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same verified as required by law, with the nroner vouchers, within six months from the dale of first publication of this notice, to the admlnlslrator of said F-stale at the offices of Hushand, Fort A Johnson, 72 West Broadway, EU Bene. Oreffon. IOE MAUGHAN, Admlnlslrator of Will Annexed of the Estate of CHARLY C. WEIS. also known as CHARLY C. WEISE, also known as CHARLY C. WEISS, deceased. HUSBAND, FORT fk JOHNSON Attorneys for Estate Date nf first publication Dec. 14, )H53. No. Sftfl .Ian II. 1054 ROTTCE rs K ERE B Y"OTVEN that Douglas R. Spencer has filed his Final Account as Ad ministrator nf the Estate of Am brose Dennis, deceased, in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Ijtne County, and that said Court has fixed the 5th day nf January, f354 at the hour of 9:30 a.m. In the Circuit Court Room of the Lane County Court House In Eugene, Oregan, as the dale, time and place of ihe hearing of said Inai Ac count and of objections thereto and for the final settlement of said estate. DOIT.LAS R. SPENCER Admlnlslrator BAILEY AND HOFFMAN Attorneys for Estate NO. 502 .Ian 4, 1354 "NOTICE I6 HKREBY"r,lVES that Edward F. Bailey has filed his Final Account as Adminis trator of the eMate, nf Mamie E St suffer, deceased, In the Cir cuit court of the State of Ore gon for Lane County, and thai tald Court has fixed the 61 h day of January, iftM. at the hour of 9:.1ft o'clock A. M. In the Circuit Court Room of Ihe Mne Counlv Court House In Eugene Oregon, as the date, time and place nf the hearing of said Final Account and of objections thereto and for the final settle ment of sstd eisie. EDWARD r. BAILEY Administrator. NO. ftOl Jinnsry 4, 1954. Legili TIMBER FOR SALE. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT. Timber marked or otherwise designated for cut ting will he offered for sale as follows: Bids will be received on trarls as hereinafter desig nated as ORAL AUCTION OR SEALED BIDS at 10:30 a.m.. Pa cific Standard Time, on Decem ber 29, 1953, by the District For ester, Bureau of Land Manage ment, located at Room 322, Hampton Building, 610 Willam ette Street, Eugene, Oregon. In formation concerning conditions of the sale including such Items as qualification of bidders, proced ure for sunmittlng bins, rnsd ac cess, marketing area require ment, payments and type of bo ml required, should he obtained prior to the salt?, front Inn a novo mentioned office. The right Is hereby reserved tn waive tech nical defects In this advertise ment and In reject any or all bids. The United States reserves tha right to waive any Informal ity in Dins received whenever such waiver la In the interest of the United Stales. All vol umes given are estlmales and may he more or less than the actual amounts. IN LANE COUN TY. OREGON: UPPER WILLAM ETTE MARKETING AREA: OAC: SEALED BIDS: SALVAGE: All timber designated for cutting on W'i NW'i, Sec. 23, T. 15 S., R. 1 W., W.M.. estimated for the purpose of this sale to be 92 M hd. ft. Douglas-fir. No bid for less than $14.90 per M hd. ft. or a total purchase nrlce of 5l.370.Bft will be considered. Min imum deposit with b d. J250.00. An area of 2ft acres may be he- lectlvely cut. Road access to ihe area shall be responsibility of the purchaser. The contract will contain special stipulations re naming roaa construction and maintenance, and fire nrotec- tlon. SIUSLAW RIVER MARKET ING AREA; OAC: SEALED RIDS: SALVAGE: All timber designat- en for cutting on NWW, Nli S W 14 , S W 1 4S W 1 i . Sec. 29, T. 19 S.. R. 6 W., W.M., estimated for the purpose of this sale lo he iftft M bd. ft. Douglas-fir, 11 M hd. ft. Western Red Cedar. No hid for less than $10.90 per M bd. ft. for the Douclas-flr. 4.00 per M bd. ft. for the West- ern Red ledar or a total pur chase price of SI, 783.00 will he considered. Minimum deposit with bid $300.00. An area of 23 acres may be selectively cut. Access to the area is provided by a public road. The contract will contain special stipulations regarding protection of the Sin fl aw Kiver from loceinff debris. the period of time within which logging must be completed, main- tenance and protection of the county road, snag felling and fire protection. ORAL AUCTION: SALVAGE: All timber designated lor cumng in siw. Hoc. 25, T. 16 S., R. S W., W.M., estimated for ihe purpose of this sale lo he 154 M bd. ft. Douglas-flr. No hid for less thnn $11.15 per M bd. ft. or a total purchase price or $1,717.10 will be considered. Minimum deposit with bid $300.00. An area of 20 acres may he selectively cut. Road access to the area has been obtained, the fee to be determined by ne gotiation or In the event of fail ure to reach agreement, ihe amount shall be determined by the arbitration procedure. The contract will contain sneclat stipulations regarding the period 01 nme wunin wntcn logging must be completed, logging meth ods, snag felling and fire pro tection. All timber designated for cutting in SEiNE'4. Sec. 17, T. 20 S., R. 4 W., W.M., es timated for the purpose of this sale to he 107 M bd. ft. Douglas flr. 4 M bd. ft. Incense Cedar. No bid for less than $9.40 per in nn. n, lor me Douglas-fir, $7.R0 per M bd. ft. for the In cense Cedar or a total purchase price 01 si .(137.00. win he con- aldered. Minimum deDosit with hid $250.00. An area of 1.74 acres may be clear cut; 3 acres may oe selectively cut. a roan use fee of $0.75 per M bd. ft. has necn established as fair com n en satlon for use of a private road on which logs from the contract area may be hauled. The con tract will contain special stipu lations regarding the period of time within which logging must be completed, maintenance and protection or roads on the cnn tract area, snag felling and fire protecuon. No. SIR Dec. 21. 15.1. Too Late To Classify CHRISTMAS Special reg. boxer puppies. Sire 1st place winner in Salem snow, nam 1st place In Klamath, 2nd place Eugene tnis year, dona show pros pects. $.15 t up with terms. Ph. 7-20(15 WXNTED'to rent: 2 or 3 hdrrn. home where one can keep a santiie norse. Pn. fl-2977 Jci. City or 3-190ft, Eugene. SPECIA'LI MAN'S Schwlnn built English racing bike. 3-gear spds., excel, ennd. Ph. 5-1442. Sell cheap. BOY 'S full size esternFlyor bike. Gd. cond. $22.50. Ph. 4-B059. MTSft. clean I-Bdrm. duplex. Moves. Herng. furn. Yard, Gar. No dogs. Ph. 5-5626. WA"IirTEb:"TJge. antique sch. or cnurcn ben. 5.5237 or 4-4.n1 FAMILY needs 3-hdrm. hse. Loc, must permit posting of business Sign. Ph. 4-IBB2. SELL Ruescher alto saxophone, Ph. 3-3071. . ffE'G French Alpine buck. Also Shetland pony. Ph. 5-3442. i MALE it 1 female rcg.' CoWes, Sable & while. Ph. 7-92R4. f"YR. old SullTWlll reg. MaTte offer, pn. 7-zm. cl"e"an Fonn cpet Ph. 3-IB70, A Eft. Pekingese puppies, $ 10 it up. pn. 2415, vennia. RMTTfTSafd' for jT6r S. 141)2" W. nth. i-wnEEi; TiUtt: 1654 N, 171 h, Spfld. FURN.ITuplex aptXrms k hath. Annus only. 670V w. 6tn. AKC reg. moffief& pup Ph. 4-9310. death Notices 115 VOUNG-Cora L.' Young,' nt3, Eugene, died Dec. 19, 195.1. She was born Nov. 20, 1R96, 'In Adrian, Mo. She had been a resident nf this community for the last 3 years. She Is sur vived by her husband. Hohart and one on. H. Ravmond Young of Concord, Calif.; 3 sinter?: Clara Knbusrh of Tur lock. Calif., Lela Evre of Irving, Calif.. Crystal MacMlllian nf Altadena. Calif., and one broth' er, Louis Elmer Landls of San Francisco, funeral service were conducted In Simon Lounshury Mortuary Monday, Dec 21, at 10:30 a.m., Rev. Wllma Perry officiating. Re mains will be sent via S.P. Co. In the Norton Funeral Home In Turlock, Calif., for services tt interment Wednesday, Dec. 2.1. RlPS-El'mef Tfrmond" Hies ' oTltt Bailey Lane died Dec. 1ft, 1953 He was born May 26, I6R4. In Indiana and had been a rel dent nf Eujene for the par 22 years. .Mr, Rles owned ant' operated a 2nd hand store. Hr Is survived hv his wife, Signf II : 2 daughters: MyrM Rles or Long Beach, Calif., Mrs. Pari Cas'e of Eugene; I brother Weley Rle of Canhy, Ore.; t son-in-law, Paul Cagle; 2 grand' children. Karin and Vlckl Ca gle. Funeral services Milt he rondnried in simon-l,ounbur' Mortuary Tuesdav, Der, 22, al 2:ftft p.m. Rev. Alexander Mers dorf will officiate. Death Notices 115 OLTffNraaTTL. Olson. Ml D ST, Springfield, passed away at his home Saturday, Dec. 19, 1953, He was born in Kalmar, Swe den, April 1, 1R74; came to the U.S. In 1890, He wax married to Elizabeth Kuntz In Wiscon sin Rapids, Wis., Dec. 15, 1900. Mr. Olson was a resident of Springfield for 36 years. He was an S.P, agent In Springfield, for 22 years prior to his re tirement In 1936. He served the S.P. as telegrapher at Medford and Forest Grove, serving as agent tn Gold Hill. Glendale. Harrlshurg and Springfield. He was secretary of Liberty Lodge No. 171 A.F. and A.M. for 15 years. He is survived by his wife, Elizabeth, Springfield; 1 son, Russell, of Portland; 3 grandchildren: Diane, Yvonne and Arthur, all nf Portland. Kun oral services will be held at Bartholomew Puell Chapel Tuesday, Dec. 22, 195.1, at 1:00 p.m., Rov. Ren Hollister offi ciating, with vault Interment In Rest-Haven Memorial Park un der the direction nf Liberty Lodge No. 171 A.F. and A.M. CTITLACk -Harry Cullack, "age H.i, a resident or the Yoncalla Scotts Valley Dlst. for 70 years, passed away in the Cot tage Grove Hospital Saturday, Dec. 19, 1953. He was born in England Aug. 1, 1870, and came to the U..S. in 168.1. Mr. Cullack had heen a farmer In North Douglas County for his entire adult life. He is survived by 2 brothers: Percy Cullack of Sa lem and B. G. Cutlack nf Yon calls. Funeral services will he held In the Methodist Church at Yoncalla nn .Wednesday, Dec. 23. at 1:30 p.m. An Ad vcntlst elder will officiate, with vault interment In the Yon calla Cemetery. Mills Mortuary of Drain and Collage Grove Is in chargo of funeral arrangements. CRA'NE Amiur PTTJrane nf 1950 Roosevelt Blvd. passed away on Dec. 19, 1953. He was born at Centerville, S.D., on Oct. 10, 188), and was united In marriage to Clara G, An drews at Canton. S.D., on Feb. 27, 1903. The deceased was a 'member of the Methodist Church and a resident of Eu gene since 19.16. Besides his wife, he is survived by 9 chil dren: Edith Breckweg, Loyd W. and Donald E., of Eugene, Ralph H., Springfield, C. A. Crane of Salem, Leslie A., Cur tin, Ore., Glen P., Seattle, and Grace Conway of Sparks, Nev.; 2 brothers, Forrest and Edwin of California; 5 sisters, Nettle Ward, Washington, Myrtle Cue; Laura Jensen, Grace Tames and Rose Cranny, all of South Da- ,kota; also 24 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren. The fu neral will be held In the Poole Larsen Chapel on Wednesday, Dec. 23, at 1:30 p.m. The Rev. Berlyn Farrls will officiate. Interment at Rest-HBvcn. The family requests that flowers please be- omitted and dona tions In his memory be made to the Heart Fund. ITA"ma"berHo"l)28"Wesl 12th Ave, passed away on Dec. 20, 1953. She was born at Esconaha, Mich., on July 7, 1877. Her husband, Jrvlng B. Hale, passed away Nov. 11, 1929. Surviving are 2 sons, Cecil E., of Eugene, and Irving nf Kcnnewlck, Wash.; also 8 grandchildren. The funeral will be held at the Clough-Barrlck Funeral Home at Salem, Ore., on Tuesday, Dec. 22, at 3:00 p.m. Burial at Bell Crest Me morial Park beside her hus hand. Poole-Larscn Funeral Directors. Personals 140 COHoLiCS"ANfTNVnQUS" Friendly bouse group 2445 Kin catd St. meeting Thurs., 8:30 p.m. Open meeting every Snd week. Springfield group, Me morial Rldg., Monday 8:00 p.m. closed. Eugene Central group, 361 E. Uth Ave., Tuesday 8:30 p.m. Open every 2nd week. Business Personals 145 UNREDEEMED ARTrcTESr 100 watches, rings, rarors, gui tars, typewriters, and oiher pieces go out for sale at a small fraction of the original cost. Many show no use. Make your dollar buy morn by shop ping at. MONROE'S JEWELRY LOAN fifil Willamette Dial 4-9451 DRIVER TRAINING FOR safe and proficient driving. Learn quickly and safely the modern, scientific way. Free lesson, EUGENE DRIVING SCHOOL Ofrioa 3-1322. Re.3-29:,0 NECClfl-ELNA SFAvTNG CENTER Call us for cleaning, adjusting & repairs for all makes. Free pickup it delivery. VACUUM CLEANER CLINIC 114 W. Brdwy. Ph. 5-6224 FOirhcalth or nerve' relaxation, vapor & mineral baths, medical gymnastic Swedish massage, Wendels Health Studio, 22 W. 17th. Ph. 3-2831, BUSINESS loan wanieOor new drive Inn. $12,000 equip. May consider partner. 5.120 Franklin Hivd, Burns, snags, trars, moth holes. E11MA MORRIS, 1(1611 High. DENTAL PI-ATE REPAIR." Bf Harry Semler, Dentist, corner 8th & Willamette, Eugene, Or.. HOME MADE nles & cakes to order. Ph. 3-2244. FKE3"rnmmafio sTmce until Jan" 1st. fiR E. 71h. rh.Jt.!N(l. "REBUILT motors" wholesale. T A Motors. Phone 6-111(1. TREE REMOVAL, fully InsurccT WEIR 5-4103 WEIR Iransoortatior 160 ""TTfRERS to share expenses to i.ns ytngcics. L.cnvins. i'ec. tj. References rcq. rn. o-i,n funeral Notices 120 HULL Asbury Warren Hull Jii neral services will be held at the Barlholomew-Buell Chapel Wertneaday. Dec. 23. 1SS3. at 1:30 p.m.. Rev. Harold Shellhart ornclallnK with Interment In West Lawn Cemetery. Funeral Supplements 12b intiuTO "shew-bitbltt CHAPEL Springfield Uth k B Ph. 7.JJU SiMoM-LOUNSBURV ftbrtiiary "Parkins Adjoining Mortuary" llBZ olive st nial a-liroi SCHWERING Creswalt ENGLAND CHAPEL 1st It "C" St. Ph. in POffLE-LARSEN FUNERAL" HOME 1101) Charnelton Phone 4-143. WAf CH HOLTTlNGSWORf fl ENGLAND FUNERAL HOME Phone 4-52.13 Pearl St. at lflth " innrfiiFaHiSRMAN.MijRPHV FUNERAL HOME Junction City Harrlsburi Phnn. -l51 Phone 42 ETTGifJl CMMaTORIUK 1100 Charnelton Ptione 4-1436 C1TE5THAVEN Cemetery lots, a bargain. Ph. 4Mi3i. Florists 130 FLORAL SERVICE to funerals S hospitals in Eugene, Spring field, Monroe, Harrlsbtirg, Hal spy and near communities. Flowers by wire anywhere. Dial 8-2042 anytime, Lingo's, June- iion city. FTrfRa"vVCRR7TjiTriSpaclalty Flowera by Tommy Wllllama. Ph. 4f3SI. 20H K mth Ave Card of Thanks 135 WE, WISH to expresa our deep appreciation for the cards, kind thoughts, floral offering and sympathy received from our friends during the recent losn of our husband, father and grandfather. Mrs, L. P. Perkins and family. WFTWlSfTto sincerely thank our many fiood neighbor, friend and member of the First Bap tist Church of Eugene fnr their kind acta and expression of sympathy In our recent be reavement through the passing of our dear wife and mother. Mnrjorle Stuve. Glen Stuve. Clinton and LeBny Stuve. Mr. and Mr, .lack Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wood and family. 140 Personals ATJ VG HtL In trouHfiTn ceding a friendly adviser write tho Sal vation Army, Whita Shield Home, P.O. Box 3016, Portland ,1, Oregon, or telephone Beacon lfl.12 P'WIMj not be responsible "Tor any bills or debts other than those made by myself person- any, wiitiam (. Hngo. ATvT)ftESS' any Inquiries regard". ing N.A.A.c.r. to Hesimer Guard, Box 557, WfCL N0Tfie respluTTTnr any hills or debts other than my own. James H. Donev. f WflX tfnT'be "responsible" for puis otner man myself, norths Parks. WF. AltE NOT responsible for any hills otner than our own Mr. and Mrs. Gen. W, English. 150 Lost & Found LOST In vie, SmTfK Center on River Rd. 4 mos, old black cocker female puppy, while chest. Answers tn namo nf Penny. Children's pet. Ph 4-7-1 (ta, REWARD Black Collie, answers to name nf Grev, from 6 ml. above Spfld. on MrKenzle HI way. Call 40021 days or 4-5009 eves. LOST Wallet, liberal rewanf Call Stevens, Cottage Grove 4ft4 collect. COST downtown small purse mith old watch. Reward. Ph. S-rVHfl. COST: Vic. Tiffany Davis. Brown leather purse. Reward. Phone 4-301)6 FTFuNb: Roan Durhan cow. Ph. C. M. Guile. Veneta 2472. COST": Mbncyln pay envelope. Needed badly. B-irana. Jtewnrn, Rpgistcr-GuarrJ, Eugene, Ore. MonDec. 21,m3 Eugene Hses. tor Sale 220 Wcstsidc 8 WITH only l,4fin down, waj can piacp you in a new .1 brirm. home. Hdwd. fir, thru out. Forced air heat, InvHv kit., lots of bulltlns, attached gar. All Improvements In it pd, All fnr (10,300. Bal. FHA. Lot 60x 101. Christmas Snnrial S IN SPFLD.. new 2 bdrm. nouse, jiv. rm., with pictura wlndnw. Lge. kit .. eating space, lots of bulltlns, lge. utility rm-, wired. Hdwd. (Irs., auto, oil heat, attached gar. Clly 1m prnvptnents. All ihls fnr only Sa.ftSO. Down 1 ,1100. Bal FHA. Terms. This will make tho hest Christmas presont in your entire life. Worth the asking price. Peter W.Winandy RF.AI.TOH 4F.. J flth 4-f3-1 pay $1 .nnnTTl DOWN on price of $10,000, and move riEni ins; r.asisine, cjosa tn school. Has P.ASKMENT, 2 bedrooms, and lovely VIEW. Piped heat. FOR THE KIDS I I IM0n. LOW down payment. Close lo ALL schools, play ground, pool, and town. .1 bedrooms, Vh baths. Dining room. Fireplace. Piped SAW DUST HEAT. Start the new year in a new home!! FOR THE LADIES I1B.500, LOW down payment. Real close to Grade Scr.nolt Entry hall. Dining room. Din ette. DKN. .1 hedrooms, 1' baths. Utility, Plppd oil heal. 2-car garage. Would YOU lika the key? Phone 5-5197 DAVE VAN FOSSEN Real Estate Meeting Notices 170 SPENCER BUTTE NO. 3 Meeti Every Tuesday. 8 p.m. Business, Income Prop. 200 mVESTSKB Business Bldg. for sale with long term lease. Grosses 12C,-.. Low upkeep. Price $30,000. Geo. Pet ersen. Phone 5-34BZ or 5-1045 nights. Rental Prop, tor Sale 205 BEDROOM UNITS SIDE-BY-SIDE Trl-plex. Built 5 yrs. Tenant pay ALL utilities. IDEAL location. Price $28,500. Terms. Phone 5-5197 DAVE VAN FOSSEN Real Estate Lots-Homesltes 210 CHRISTMAS SPECIAL CALBBOOK LOTS Choice homesltes in the restrict ed district across the Ferry St. bridge. Paved streets, city water, beautiful trees. Choose now among the beautiful homes. You set the down payment and $25 per month will do. GOLDEN GARDENS Northwest off Barger Dr. Big 90x175 f o o t 1 o t a g o o d soil, good water, good road, close to schools and shopping. You set the down payment and $25 per month. BOB DAVIS HOMES ' LOANS INSURANCE Phs: B5-4-11 42-1-4J n-allor !1 Wlllamol Eugene Hses. lor Sale 220 All Furnished $1500. Down Bal. nf $8,1100. Of) payable at $05.00 Rer, mo. 4 int, 2 hrdrm ome. fireplace, About 950 aq. ft. of good living space. At tached gar. Quirk possession. Lease & Buy Good ,1 bedrm. home at 1RRS Orchard St. Sep. Din. Rm. Fire place. Circulator heat. Older, hut a good buy at $5,050. May lease to good tenant. Clif Culp, Realtor 141ft Willamette ph. 8-SS47 fiUmER has i" new 3 bedrm. homes. Good loc, excel, ar rangement thru-nut. hot wtr. A hot air heat. All FHA quali fied. These homes will be shown by appoint, only Ph. 4-14HS aft. 4 p.m. Eugene Hses. for Silo 220 NMftJMrHlGft DONT pay rent when you can huy this dandy East side bedroom home for $7,500.00. in mediate possession and terms are possible. Boh Glass5R.Ml Sun. tt Eves, HANSEN & GLASS 2H2 e. m Ph. s-flsafl MKMBK.lt LISTING EXCHANtiE BY OWNER: "Bntne with view A ,xtra, lot. 3 brlrms.. rtln. rm.. frplr., hsmt., oil heat tt patto. Pavemeot, sewer, water paid. 2 blks. to grade school, elty ptia bv rioor. $13,500 or I ratio or better home. Th. 4-132. or se, at 3211) s. Wlllamelle. 1 RBnM.-hoiise.22SS W. Jflth. Phono S-7I0R for appointment. Personals 140 SOLD BY MISTAKE!... Wc sold someone during December . ... a 25" Latex Doll, which' had been repaired. This doll was dressed In a black velveteen skirt, a red & white stripsd blouse, red shoes & white socks and molded hair ... if you pur chased a doll of this description, please call . . . Mr. Smith. ... At J. C. Pennoy's PH. 4-3206 LIVING SPACE (A PLENTY) On level lol with beautiful trees, new, vacant large- 4 bedroom home. Plenty of storage space, 2 complete tiled baths. Largo kitchen finished In natural wood. Sro this for better llv lng. $18,500. $4,300 down. Call Vern D. Culn. with Clif Culp, Realtor 141(1 Willamette Ph. 5-334T Mbr. Mult. Listing Exch. 1 Br. Special GOOD LOCATION on paved at., sewer, isu 101, tawn, cone, drive, BarBQ. LR with quality ww carp., spacious K. Just 6 years old. You'll Ilka thla for n,90a. Terms. BUS. Call Boy Nelson res. 4.5.1R4 or HANSEN & GLASS, REALTOM MEMBERS LISTING EXCHANGE 2S2 East Hth Ph. 5HS.31 ONLY $i:S00"DOWN"" BY OWNER 3 bdrm. with Incomn, jet income for 2 apts. make the payments. Nice ranch type house with fireplace it elec. heat, west aide, close to bui St markets, full price only $12 gon. rh, s-2B.il. VIEW 2-bdrm. close-In suburban. Lfie. cor. lot. Insul., w.s., hwd. firs., fir. furn., att. ear. $9,0(1(1, terms. 230 Whllbcck, Ph. 4-2713. Close-In Suburban 225 (Adjacent to City Limits) 3 BRST7TACRE Older home, hut one for that growing family, chanres fnf remodeling. Close In buae and schools. You'll like this for $B,730. 4 Brs. Superb View COLLERR CREST. 7 yr. old. I FP'a, 2 hatha, aim porch, largn recreation room, Walking dla tance to grade arhooh PER FECT TV RECEPTION. PIONEER PIKE QUALITY 3 RR plu recreation room like nn other you've aeen( we'll guarantee. Oversized , dressing rnom could nerve no tfasionally as 4th B.R. Patto, garden, and landscaping parti cularly charming. For a limited few we realise, and for them, we promise something distinct ly different. .Call Roy Nelson on these. Res. 4-55B4 or HANSEN ft GLASS, REALTORS MEMBERS LISTING EXCHANGE 2B2 East flth Ph. 8 8M1 RTVeRTOAD"" WE HAVE a nice homo with ree. room In basement. An apt. up stairs. Modern In every re spect. Not new but excellent condition, A home with an In home. In the $15,000 range with reasonable terms. We consider this a good huy. Call Lynn Rucklin. Ph. 5-3B70. Clif Culp, Realtor Hl Willamette Ph. 5-J.14T MOD. 1 RM. 2 -Harm; home for sale or trade equity for lge. trailer hse. Ph. 3-2925. ETTRNWORrr"tiTr,Ca! Youna Dlst. Needs some work. 2 bdrms. hath. hdwd. firs, in llv. rm. A. din. rm. Kit. Just remod. . A. 17.S00. Ph. 4-MllO. 2 BDRM. MOD. home for sal In Bethel Dlst. Will take let model car ai part pmt. Ph. a-2005,. N" 6 W .1-bdrm . TVbm' 3HIif. plumbed, 79ft Hawthorne, Ph. 4-9.im. ' Outlying Suburban 230 11 ACRE IDEAL " HOMESITE $1,800 Lnrnlnd 1ft miles Southwest ftf Eugene, faces good road. Front of tract nearly level and haa about ,1 acres open land, hack 11 acres genlln oast slope. Hal some nice oak and fir timber. We still have shout 20 of the tracts from A arrea to 20 acres ,at $1B0. per acre. Pay 10"i cash and ha lane easy monthly payments. We have sold 70 nf these tracts In the past 111 months. All details or Ihls trart and 100 others In various parts of the county In Klnnev's Fren 11)114 Oregon Farm Catalog. Sea Mr. Florence. OREGON SETTLEMENT ASSN. REALTORS !)4ft Oak TTmFECT"ACRR"S CLOSE IN $2,500 On paved hlway (fld Elmlra Road). Gentle slope, all readv to plant to garden, herrles or fruit this spring. Electricity, mall and srhool bus. 2lfe mllca West old Danehn church. 7' mil.1! from our office. 2M, rash, $15. per month, All de tails of thesn and inn other tracts in Kinney's I0M Fre Oregon Farm Catalog. See Mr. Flnrcnre. OREGON SETTLEMENT ASSN. REALTORS MR Onk 71V OWNER" .1 Rdrm., den. 2 hatha, fireplace & large lot. Nearly new, Lnia hullMns At rlnseta. The home) for famllv living, Th. 8-34B2, nilcs 51045. lNFIN,hnn.e "with" "ft A." "nest. Onlv $1.1 3 dn. See at 21M. Wis consln. Ph. .1-2.12. - Springfield Houim 240 fiAVP. TIIR RENT" Live In Ihls 2 bedrm. noma and finish the insld. UM.ofl dn., SMt.nO mo. See Will Acolt aft hr. dial 4-SIM. Geo. Marksbury m W1mt. Broker Th. 8-H45I t