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Tuesday, December 21, 1937 The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon Eleven Beauty Hint What to Do to Have Soft, Beautiful Hands Nothing and Do It All Day Long. CapitalilJournaJ CLAflsinrn amvkbtisino Per litis lOo Per llii. S llmca ....2io Per line. 6 times 40o Per line, 1 monLb 2b Ululmum per Ad 35 oenu Warn Ads muat be In by 10 mm. day ol publlcaUOD For Sale Houses 3 RMS., pi Late red St double construct ed hotiM. 1D00. 300 down, and 910 per month. Mitbt A. Nci-dhuni, Cottiige Healty Co., atill N. Cottage. n305 I WEST SALEM BUNGALOW 5 largo rooms and attic, lull base ment, furnace, garage and full lot. A rral Rood horn. Only 2800. boo ALFHKD DUMUECK, 147 N. Com'l $303 SNAP NEW BRICK HOME Six nico rooms, all on one floor, au tomatic una hent, fireplace, oak floor, gum wood flnlnh. Two car basement gnrag, cor, lot, oast front with nice view. rnci S6250. 11250 down, bal. 145 per month. ITS A REAL VALUE. Immediate possession. Or will rent for 50 pr month. W. H. OliABENHORST Sc CO., Realtors 134 8. Liberty St. Phono 64fl8. 303 EXCHANGE: 5 rm. hho. at Da Una, hdw. firs. Trade for Salem property. Will pay some difference. 4 ROOMS and nook. Fin place, base ment, furnace, guruge. W. Nob Hill. 2H00 IUO down. OWN A HOME ON TERMS LIKE RENT: Bntnd new bungalow, re atricted dint. Term as low aa 1100 down. 422 nr mo. RICH. L. KEIMANN. 167 S. High St. S.103 2300 4 room house, pmctlcally new. gnrngr, woodshrd, friitt. acre. 2500 1 acre. 4 room plastered home, family orchard and null, chicken home. Will trade for lnrger place. P. H. BELL. 429 Ore. HI rig.. Phone 8121. R303' STRICTLY modern five room house, new, and located 1175 North Capitol St. An over-size lot. full cement basement aond automatic oil furnace. Rooms are large and will arranged. Inlaid linoleum on kitchen and buth room floor. Indirect Unhung aya tern. There Is also a four room house on back of lot rented at alft per month, rrtce- ia low and a substan tial down payment will handle. A SIX-room house partly furnwhed. located at 1535 Trade St. Pull cement basement. Canute, street paved, com position roof. Price S2750. 1200 down payment, balance like rent. J. P. ULRICH CO 302 State St. Phone B672 308- MR. INVESTOR Two house for W.OOO. returning 18 on th luvrntment. Let tta show vou. Call Mr. EMU, with Chllds St Miller. Inc., 344 State St. a For Sale Farms 50 Acres on paved road, nil In cul tivation, a-room modern house, crop all In wheat, oats, vetch ami clover, stock and Implements with the Dlace. Barn, chicken Km Irrigation canal. Trade for ft to 10 acres, good house to (4000. Price H.Mn, CARLETON I. LANE Realtor 833 State St. b303' DIRECTORY W.ACKSMITHING Welding St Ornamental Iron Work. We build fire escapes. J. R. Workman. 450 N. Pront St. Salem. O10 BODY & FENDER REPAIR FOR BODY Si PENDER Repairs. Auto Trim. Seat Covers, Glass Replacement. Auto Painting SEE the Hrrrn II -Owens Co., 336 8 Com 1 St Ph 3169 o BEE "OUS" 263 Ferry. P.3B27. 0307 CARPENTER CONTRACT or day. reasonable. P. 3707. nlO CHIMNEY SWEEP FURNACE clean. Steel brusnct.F.8227i C39 EXCAVATING EXCAVATING of all kinds; banemenU dug dirt hauled or moved, or for sale SEE Ben Otjen A Pons Phone 3080 o EXCAVATING of all kinds BawmenU ring, dirt hauled or moved. Dirt for tale. Salem Sand & Grave Co 9408 o" FLORIST Brelthaupt 'a for flowers Dial 5004. o Painting and Paperhanpinp; PAINTING, puperhanging. Free Est! mates. Ph. 84F2. A. T. Macklln. 07 PAINTING & DECORATING U. D. Jackson. 1349 Mission. Ph. 6467. oil RADIO RADIOS St Service. CroJey Radio St Appliance Co- 157 8. Lib. Ph. 7113 O308 TRANSFER and STORAGE FOR local or distant transfer, ftornge. burner oil. call 3131 Lnrmer Transfer Co Trucks to Portland daily. o TYPEWRITERS All makes sold, rented and repaired Needham's Book Store. 465 State st o WASHER REPAIRING We aervlc. .11 make, wafthrrs Salem ADpllanco Co.. exchi.Mv. ABC dealers 453 Court Phone 9811 o WELL DRILLING R. P. SNEED, 2505 Brooks. Phone 0809. 817 B. A. WEST. Rt 8. Bs. 445 Ph. HOPS O306 WINDOW CLEANING NEW DEAL WINDOW CLEANING Co Window,. Floor,. Woodwork P 9337 0 WOOD SAWING H. B. Cross. 1145 N lllh. Ph. 81TB Try a Journal Wait Ad Is Your Name On This Page Every day someone i name nil a ppear hidden among these ads. If you find your nam luted, take the paper to the State Tli cater It en titles you to two free tickets to tht current picture ihow-tog. mBM If Mm JQ i i '1 111 mMi w "We got them through the Capital Journal classified section so our patrons could eat spaghetti without being self-conscious." For Sale Farms 20 ACRES. 12 miles No. Salem on pavement. 6 room houae, elec. lights, family orchard. Good black aoll. Price only (2500. Would exchange for timber tract. fi NICE acres on pavement cloae to Liberty. 4 acres In grown orchard. 6 room house, elec. Unlit. A very Rood buy at 42750. Liberal terms. MODERN house. 6 rooms, basement, furnace, fireplace. Now vacant. Only $2050. 82M down, bal. like rent. S. M. EARLE or VICK BROS. 208 N. HlRh Phone 9678. b304 100 DOWN Balance 15 per month to Include int.. will buy this two acres located S miles south near the New Pacific highway. Price 1400. Old house in need of repair. Small atrcam. about 2 acres plow land. bal. pasture. W. H. ORABENHORST St CO.. Real torn 134 8. Liberty St. Phone 6468. b303 33 ACRES, best of aoll. 25 acres In eul tlvatlou. modern S-rm. house. 7 miles from Salem. Terms. CARLETON E. LANE Realtor 333 State St. b302 25 ACRE BARGAIN Located about 8 miles out on the Aumsvllle cut-off hlshway, all plow land, no bldgs. Price (2000. 4250 down. da). 920 per month. A nice location nnd a scod place to build a home. W. H. ORABENHORST St CO.. Rcaltois 134 8. Liberty St. Ph. 6468. b303 PINE STOCK FARM 187 acres, 5 miles from Lyons, B5 to 00 acres cultivated, halanos pasture; million feet timber, two Rood big barns. 4-room house, poultry house, uprlngs and creek, fine soil. Price 8000. Might consider some trade. See Mr. Bartlett with Chllds St Miller, inc.. 344 state St. b' RIVER BOTTOM FARM Wanted offer of 96750. Has modern 5 room home with full cement base ment, fireplace, oak floors, gravity water system. Bp.it of soil, ten acres In mixed bearing orchard, only 4 miles out. Here Is your chance to tuy RiuHT. 52 acres in this tract and one of the BEST VALUES near Salem. Would make an Ideal dairy rarrn. W H. ORABENHORST Si CO., Realtors 134 s. Lirxrty St. rn. moh, 03031 XMAS BARGAIN 8 -acre suburban tract, highly Im proved. New five-room house, deep well, poultry house, etc. Best of river Dottom son. producing walnuts, fil berts, peAche. berries and graDea. This Is only short distance from Sa lem, near good school, price 95000. Will accept good house In town as part, call Mrs. Ellis, with Chllds & Miller. Inc.. 344 State St. b1 For Sale Miscellaneous PREFH Jrrwy cow with second calf. 50. Rt. 2. Bx. 188. c303 FRYERS for sale. R.I. Red. M. H. Red. dressed and delivered to your home, Phone 8023. c306 PIANO. 1755 N. Front. OPEN eve, until Christmas. Woodry Furn. Co.. 474 So. Com'l. c305 Closing Out Sale of Dry Burgundy-Reisling Wine $1.20 per Gal. Jaegler's Winery On River Road near Salem Oolf Club COCKER pups. Sand Spring strain, Reasonable. L. Marh, Garden Home. Phone Broadway 3771. Portland. c304 HOTPOINT Auto. Elec. Ranire. Excel lent cond. Cheap. 835 Division. c305 TURKEYS dressed and delivered, 25c lb. Ph. 105F4. evenings. C304 REO. Cocker Spaniel pups. Dark red. sired dv Munlcmani Unrle Ezra. A McCorkle. Rt. 7, Box 330. Hazel Green road. C303 SEWINO MACHINES. Several good used machines priced from 5 up. Spe cial on all singer attachments for uniatma. Hinger sewing Macn. Co., 175 8. HlRh St. Tel. 3512. C303 APPLES 25c and up. 1 mile Waliner rcad. Ph. 8P11. Bring boxes. Pratt. c327 FOR SALE Ooort slide trombone, cane, music rack, at bursa in. Ph. 3738. c303 CLOSINO out all canarteg at bargain prices. Capital Feed ft Seed. 107 So. Com'l. Phone 8533. C304 BELCREST. less than cost. Ph. 9358 ROLLER canarlr. 260 N. 18th. c308 FOR 8 ALB Prime dressed turkeyi Ph. 67"3. C308 TYPEWRITERS - Adding Machine cash. Registers sold, rented, repaired Roen, 420 Court Phone 6773 e RECONDITIONED Vacuum Cleaners all makes. 50 cents per week. Take your old machine in exchange. UPSTAIRS FURNITURE CO. 439 Court St. Cl FHUTTLAND Nursery Sale yard. Ital ian pnina. fruit St nut trees, shrub bery. 260 Center. Ph. 8250. A J. Ma th is. 3 Warbler carr.arles 1340 Chem. P. 4185 c4 HIGHEST cash prices paid for used furniture, tools, range, etc., by Wood rr St Woodry. Auctioneers Ph 8110 Journal Advertising Pays For Sale Wood 16" OAK 86.75. Slab 84.75. 9456. ee.6 DRY Old Fir St 2nd 8th. P. 6312. ee305 DRY 4 ft. 2nd gth.. 3 cords 89: single 4.75; 1080 Cross St. ee305 16" OLD FIR 45 8c 45.50. P. 9456. ee310 SPEC. pr. mill blocks. Ph. 6832. ec318 DRY O. F- limbs ft 8. O. Ph. 6700 cc312 DRY wood. Rubens. WOOD SAWING Reasonable. Ph. 8290. ee309 Wanted Help WANTED Middle-aged woman to help with house work in family oi throe. Board, room & small wages. Route 5. Box 72. Salem. g303 WANTED: Housekeeper and compan ion for convalescent lady. Good home for the right party. Give full refer- eucea as to character and experience and wages wanted in first letter. Box 433 Capital Journal. g306 Wanted Position MIDDLE aged woman wants hi. or day work, laundrr work, csri of chil dren. 1723 North Summer. n303 Wanted Miscellaneous FARM WANTED: Pay cash, dairy cows, feed, equip. Leaie farm. Give details. High class Ref. Olllum Rt. 13. Box 89. Portland. 1306 For Rent FOR RENT 6 rma plastered, bath. 915. purn. nse . n. caoitoi. ana. New mod. 8 rms., hwd. firs. $25. 5 rms., like new. Fireplace. 420. Airo furn. acts. RICH. L. REIMANN. 167 S. High St. J3U3" MODERN 4 room bungalow, nicely furnished, garage. In Court at end of West Miller St. for 827.50 a month. 8. M. EARLE Phone 9678. J304 4 RM. furn. apt. ft garage. Near State hse. Inq. at 1935 Hazel. 1305 UNFURNISHED apt.. 3 rms, private bath and private entrance. Cottige Realty Co., 262 N. Cottage. )305' NEW furn. 2 -room cottage with bath ft laundry. Never been occupied. 1811 Lee St. J304 S RMS., 140 N. 17th, 430. 7 rms.. 1720 S. Winter. 837.50. LADD ft BUSH TRUST CO. 3 -ROOM furn. Apt. Light, water, heat and garage. 705 N. Liberty. J304 UNPURN. 4-rm. apt. Wood heat. Mln. lgt. ft water paid. 555 N. 14th St. J303 JAN. 1st. 3-rm. furn. apt. The Dever- eaux. 1488 State St. Phone 3002. J308 5-rm. mod. home 620. 1115 S. 13th. J303 FURN. Apt. Light, water, hot war beat. 640 Marlon. Inquire 2nd fir. J303 MODERN 5-rms. one blk. city hall. Fireplace, furnace, party leaving city. Home available Dec. 27. Inq. 408 N. High. J303 MODERN 5 -room furnished house. Phone 3723. J FURN. Hse. rms. ft bath. U99 State. 1303' SUBURBAN 5 rms.. bath, 818. Ph. 7479 Apts. for Rent. 265 S. Com'l. Unfurn. hse. Inq. 760 S. Com'l. P.6406. J304 FOR RENT: Office rooms. 381 State. Inquire room 200. Ph. 3713. J NEW unfurnished bungalow. Coven try Court. Inquire 1363 8. Com'l. or Cat) 3282. J303 HEATED sleeping rooms, close in: 404 B. High. Phone 62P8. J303 COTTAOES. Lone Star Auto Court, 1980 N. Capitol Bt. J306 TO RENT 8-room house, modern, double gar. ace, back yard fenced. Located 2327 South Commercial Sr. Rent 832 80. J. P. ULBICH CO. 862 State St. Phone 8672. ) 5 -ROOM house 835 mo. Oaa furnace, gas stove, gaa refrigerator, balance un furnished 725 8. Summer. Ph. 7412. J PARTLY furn. or unfurn. hse., 9H8 so. Liberty. Ph. 7124. J 5-RM unfurn. hse. Ph. 3723 fl-RM. hse. partly furnished. 1538 Traae ei. gzs per mo. J F. ULRICH CO. 863 State St. Phone 8872. ' PIANOS Phouographa and Sewing U. chine, for Rent. H L Stiff Furni ture Co. ! orKICE ROOMS In Salem'a largest at meet modern office building Se. Mr Nlcholeon or call 8109 Pint National B.nk Bldg J HOTEL MARION Attractive rooms by week or month at very reasonable ratea J' Room and Board LARGE bedroom, dressing room and aleeping porch. Suitable for 4 gentle ment. Also other rooms and table board Phot 1787. JJ10S Automobiles NOTICE! JUST FIVE DAYS LEFT You want to tsks advantage of our special oiler on any used car OHL.T $5 DOWN and you have 20 Months to Pay Off the Balance. SALEM AUTO COMPANY ONLY, Can orr.r You Sucb Rewon. .01. Term. 435 M. Commercial Ph. 4879 DKd C.r Lot Court & Churcb St.. Phono 49 It Room and Board RM. & BD. & biMment apt. 152 N. 13th. JJ303" BD. RM. ICS N. 13th. Ph. M29 ))310 Lost and Found LOST Golden Cocker Spaniel named "Taffey." A. J. Rohn, Phone 6078 or HU3. 303' LOST Green Sheaffer fountain nen Reward. Sheriff's Office. k305 LOST Ladles' ring, has 2 diamonds ana blue ssppnire. Return to Jour nal. Reward. k304 LOST: Black ft white female Boston Bulldog. Phone 6902 before 8 pjn. or return to 1120 Jefferson. k304 Personal MADAME LA ROMA This woman has wonderful power to help those In need before undertak ing anything of importance. Pay her mq convince yourseiT. River- aide Auto Park. Cabin 1, West Salem; io a.m. to 8 p.m. 1307 694 N. Cornl, Apt. 4- 1006 Miscellaneous WK pick up dead and worthieu hnr. see. cows, sheep, free of charge. Pr. "w. hlQ18 DEAD and wnrthlpu hnru. f"-- uji n. nt. vuiieci, Dill, Salem; 14F14 Albany. Montgomery INSURANCE, all kind. C. A. Raffety, 115 S. High. Ph. 5131. m303 TOP PRICES PAID, worthless horses, uuwa. ma iccq. rn, Bi38. tn404 WI PICK UP dead ft worthless hors es, cows, free of charge. Ph. collect. 7979. ,n33 Real Estate TIMBER BARGAIN 20 acres, part Id good second growth fir Umber, pasture, about a. In cultivation. Enough timber to pay for land. Price 8800 cash. A REAL OP PORTUNITY. W. H. ORABENHORST ft CO.. Realtor 134 8. Liberty St. Ph. 6468. n303 GET free country property list from W. V. HOMES EEKERS AGENCY, East Real Estate Wanted WE HAVE buyer for the following: Camp ground Court Apartments. Installment acrease nf all knr For action bring your llatinga to ALFRED DUMBBCK, 147 N. Com'l. rnone 472B. na303" WANTED We have several call for filling sta tions and campgrounds. Now is the time to sell. If you will call 4108 I will be glad to inspect your place and Hat same. V. L. IRISH with HAWKINS ft ROBERTS. INC. ns305 TO RENT m. acr. with h., for'all or part rent. 1242 Elm St. na304 Exchonge Real Estate BXCH. fo ssltm Rsd., or l.rm close in not under 40 c. good sou, com. timber, n.r hjr. 00 for except. 80. Cl, a e. 7-yr. old peRch & navel or anne orchard. 8-rm. mod. stucco hac outbids!, all utilities, im. Gov. loan. 8 ml. fr. fodlanris near h. 99, naval oranf. center. Ideal climate. J. B. 8andwold, 109 DuUion St. Redlanda. nn304 Financial Loans RELIABLE Client with good reft! es Ute security wants 9880. Phona or wrlr for detail.. W. V. HOMES EEKRRS AOENCT Eat D St. Ph. 82H0 r808 On Salem raeldentlal property under r .u-n. p,.n wrm lOBnB WHO low monthly payments. No commla slon. Refinance or build a new home W H ORABENHORRT tt CO . Realtor. 134 a. Liberty Bt. Phone 8488 r A .TO LOANS CONTRACTS REFINANCED Money to buy new or ueed cars. Prl vat money at Tery low ratea No red tape 1 to 20 monthe to replay. ROY H. SIMMONS 188 S. Commercial St 1 door weitirh of Ladd 81 Buah Bank Phoo. 0188 LIC. WO. M-102 r POT TOUR lllllll SOUND Pint montage on real eatat W, now bav. a number of mortgagee for aal. Amounu from 1300 to 95000 Net you aeml-annually. SEE US CHILDS MILLER Mtga. Lownl 944 State St. Phone 8708. r PARMS AND CITY PROPERTY Before Borrowing Elaewh.re Consult Our Loan Department HAWKINS 8t ROBERTA. INC. Ousrdlsn Building Salem r itim , 1 ki NEW LOW RATES WTLLAMETTf LOAN CO 810 Ou.rdtan Bldg. M.188 1 m We have never paid I IT lea. than thu rat. on ' M vf saving, and investment X U Insured to 94000 Mutual PVderal Satlnsa st Loan Aas'Q. 143 S Liberty St. Phone 4944 r UORTOAOF LOANS en business ant resldenoa Drnnerttaa. Lowest Rates Abysms EJlla, Ino. Masonl. Bldg. r Automobiles Let Your Old Car Make Down Payment and Easy Monthly Payments on Balance 193T DeSoto DeLuis Pour Tu dor, run some over 8000 mile t865.00 1936 DeSoto Touring Sedan, Low mileage, has neater. . 148.00 1937 Plymouth DeLuxe Tour. Coach. Mohatd upholster- Ing and heater 728.00 1934 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan, comDlets overhaul, has heater 450.00 1936 Plymouth DeLuxe Tudor, run some over 12,000 ml.. 025.00 1936 Dodge DeLuxe Coupe, heater, radio defroster fan and license 650.00 1931 Dodge DeLuxe Business ooune 365.00 1934 Oldsmoblle DeLuxe Sedan 486.00 1933 DeSoto Custom Sedan .. 435.00 1038 Master Chevrolet Sedan.. 866.00 Desoto a sedan, over hauled 2R3.00 1930 Ford Sport Coupe 225.00 SEE Jim 8t. Clair for Term and Trade W. L. ANDERSON, INC. DeSOTO and PLYMOUTH Can 380 Marion 11. 771 q" USED CAR SPECIALS For Christmas Holidays 1936 Ford Tudor Sedan. Trunk model 8465 1938 Willy 77 Fordor Sedan ....8365 1935 Ford Tudor. Heater 8410 1838 Graham Fordor Sedan. Lea ther upholstery 8550 1934 Ford Coupe 8330 itwi Foea Model a Fordor Sedan 9245 1929 Ford Coupe 95 1929 Packard Spt. Roadster ,...8!95 1929 Pord Tudor 6140 1928 Bulcs Sedan 95 Valley Motor Co. UNDER COVER CENTER ft LIBERTY 1X7 1 MAUI ON ft LIBERTY Q' Automobiles '34 CHEVROLET Master sedan. A-l condition. 2065 Maple, Even. Phone 8506. q305 REPOSSESSED 31 Ford panel del. Muat be told. Cheap for cash. Mitchell, 241 N. Liberty. q303 27 MOD. T cheap. Call evens. Rt. 4, Bx 289. Salem. q303 1932 CHEV. Coupe. Good chape, ve dealer' commission. Priced right. Sec it, aoBo roruana Koaa. q903' Legal NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT No, 9567 In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Marlon In the Matter of the Estate of George Will aid Hug, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, Gladys M. Hug, execu. trix of the estate of George VVUlard Hug, deceased, has filed her final account in the County Court of the 6tate of Oregon, for the County of Marion, and that Friday, the 31st day of January, 1938. at the hour of 10:00 a.m., of said day, in the County Court Room In the County Court Hour-- of Marlon County. In the City of Salem, Oregon, haa been appointed as the time and place for the hearing of objections to said final account and the settlement thereof. Date of first publication, Decem ber Jl, 1037. Date of last publication, January 18, 1938. GLADYS M. HUO. Executrix of the Estate of George Wlllard Hug. deceased 1805 Fir Street. Salem, Ore. OEOROE W. FRIEDE, Attorney, Dec. 31-28. Jan. 4-11-18 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Bids will be opened at 8:00 pm December 32 for the furnishing and Installation of fire escapes on Englewood and Highland schools In 8alem, Oregon. Plans and specifi cations for the work may be se cured from Frank H. Struble, archi tect. 381 State street, Salem, Oregon. W. H. BUROHARDT, Clerk, School District No. 24 Marion County, Oregon. Dec. 21-23 NOTICE ON FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN, That the undersigned Evelyn Har ris, Administratrix of the Estate of Mark Poulsen. deceased, has filed in the county Court of the Stats of Oregon for Marion County her Final Aceount, and that said Court has, by an order thereof, deslg. nated Monday, the 3rd day of Jan. uary, 1938. at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the County Courtroom In the Court house at Salem, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objec tions to said Final Aceount and the settlement of said estate, at which said time and place all per sons so objecting shall appear and allow cause. If any there be, why said Account should not, In all things, be allowed and approved, the said estate settled and closed, and the Administratrix discharged Date of first publication 11-30-37. Date of last publication 12-28-37 EVELYN HARRIS, Administratrix of the Estate of Mark Poulsen, deceased ROSS A FORD. Attorneys for the Estate, Salem, Oregon. NOV30. Dee.7-I4-Jl-28 Nov JO. Dec 7-14-21 -2! Try a Journal Want Ad Labor Peace Conference Collapses (Continued from pate 1) Umber industry dispute which the National Labor Relations board failed to mediate and which the governor ol Oregon now Is trying to settle. The peace conferences between the two groups were scheduled to reconvene at 2:30 p. m. They ad journed It days after CIO chair man John L. Lewis and A P. of L. president William Green apparent ly failed to agree upon a truce. The results of those meetings will be reported officially to the commit tees today. Much importance was attached to the reported timber Industry mem orandum, however, because labor department officials believe that the battle for dominance in the lumber Industry crystallted the Is sues separating the Federation and the CIO. Informed quarters believed Mr. Roosevelt, may be considering some definite action to mediate the dis pute or, at least, to signify his dis pleasure at its continuance. The Oregon dispute Involves the powerful carpenters' brotherhood of the Federation and the CIO's new timber workers' union, a faction which seceded from the Federation. Senator Steiwer recently confer red with Mr. Roosevelt In an effort to obtain some action toward set tlement of the dispute at Portland. where seven sawmills have been crippled or shut down by refusal of the AFL group to accent a decision by the national labor relations board making the CIO employe representative. Steiwer said later the president nad "been much Interested" In the situation and had promised to "find out all the facts." Senators Steiwer and McNarv have sought a solution of the Port land tie-up through negotiation with the labor board. 8teiwer said. however, he finally had "washed' his hands of the matter as far as the board was concerned because It apparently was "without power" to enforce Its rulings. McNary asserted it looked to him as though the labor board were "resting on its oars" until It deter- mined whether the CIO and AFL would patch up differences at con ferences here. Benefit Card Play . Boosts Xmas Fund Oervais The "500" Community club sponsored a benefit party, the proceeds of which went to the com munity Christmas tree fund. Host esses, Mrs. A. ' DeJardln. Mrs. John Ferschweller, Mrs. Howard Tong, Mrs. A. Rassrnurvson, Miss Rose- berry and Mrs. M. D. Hennlnt, ar ranged and served a no-host sup per to which more than sixty guests wen served, after which 15 tables of card were played with high scores won t by Mrs. Fred Manning and Ralph Hall. Second prises were given to Mrs. Sumner Ste.en and Albert Olrod. Fifteen dollars were made and given to the Christmas fund by the treasurer, Mrs. Frank Cannard. The club will hold its reg ular meeting December 28. Legal NOTICE ON FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN, That the undersigned Ethel Thomas Allison, Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of Jennie M. Thorn. as, deceased, has filed In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Marlon County her Final Account, and that said Court has, by an Or der thereof, designated Monday, the 3rd day of January, 1938. at the hour of ten oclocx. in the forenoon of said day, at the County Court room in the Courthouse at Salem, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objections to said Final Ao count and the settlement of said es tate, at which said time and place all persons so objecting shall ap pear and show cause, if any there be, why said Account should not, In all things, be allowed and approved the said estate settled and closed, and the Executrix discharged. Date of first publication 11-30-37. Date of last publication 13-28-37. ETHEL THOMAS ALLISON, As Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of Jennie M Thomas, deceased. ROSS A FORD, Attorneys for tht Estate, Salem. Oregon. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has filed In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Marion, her duly verified final account, as the Administratrix of the estate of Charles J. Koon, de. ceased, and that said Court has fix. ed Tuesday, the 18th day of January, 1938. at the hour of ten o'clock AM of said day, as the time, and the County Court Room in the County Court House at Salem, In Marlon County, Oregon, as the place for hearing said final account and all objections thereto. Dated at Salem, Oregon, this 13th day -of December, 1937. LOUISA KOON, Administratrix of the Estate of Charles J. Koon, deceased WALTER S. LAMKIN, Attorney for Administratrix, Salem, Oregon. Dee. 14. 31, 28. Jan. 4. 11 Journal Advertising Pays r.-'' s;- I i Jtjd( Accused U. S -District Ferdinand Oelger (above) of the eastern district of Wiscon sin was accused by Attorney Oenra) Homer Cummings of "arbitrary" and "unfair' con duct which "obstructed the ad ministration of justice" in an anti-trust matter. (Associated Press Photo.) Show of Naval Might Likely by Great Britain (Continued from page U did not deter him. He went ahead and now Ethiopia Is part of the Italian empire. One deterrent to a British naval show in Oriental waters Is continued unrest along the Mediterranean and British reluctance to withdraw any considerable number of warships now there. This may be solved, however, by delegating to the French Mediterran ean fleet of Job of keeping watch while Spain fights out her bitter civil battle that today centered about Teruel, 135 miles east of Madrid Thousands were reported killed In Madrid government attack to cap ture the Insurgent city. It could easily be arranged for the French fleet to take over for the British. The Franco-British na vies and armies are linked in mu tual assistance agreement. To this was added today an accord for co operation between air forces of the two nations, said a highly placed French political Informant. And, in fear that fascist coun tries may become uppermost in Eu rope's power Juggling . show, the French government announced strengthening of alliances with cen tral European nations. French Foreign Minister Yvon Del bos did the diplomatic work on his recent tour. A general Euro pean peace settlement is the ulti mate objective. Present value of the alliances, however, is a card against Germany in any preliminary nego tiations. There was little definite action in China today, but Japanese troop ACROSS Sotpy-ftrllns Oitnsrsl Tsll and this Porrttts mold Ins Soon Fall Inio dlf un Tak back Pema Indian mul berry Wrath Bzeiud Addition to a buildknv Cry out loudly Pain Charity Standard Edlbl root Collation ef facti Not at noma Third U. M. 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I I I I Great Coastal Cities ol China Menaced (Continued from pas ) Nanking, . obstructed passage of their refuge vessel, the British riv er steamer Woosung. The United States destroyer Pope arrived at Tsingtao. where the cruiser Marblehea4 was due today to aid in protecting 300 Americana In the threatened port and evacu ate them If necessary. The south China situation waa considered the most threatening. A Japanese attempt to cut the rail way between Canton and Kowtoon. which lies opposite tht British crown colony of Hongkong, was ex pected momentarily. The prospect of dangerous incidents in warfare close to its boundaries led to grow ing uneasiness in Hongkong. Gunfire was audible in Hang chow, Three Japanese columns were dosing In on the city. in Shanghai, Major General Ku- makichi Harada. Japanese military attache, modified some detlis of his report on the bombing of the Unit ed States gunboat Panay by Japan ese war planes December 12. Harada announced that addition al investigation showed Panay can non were not fired at Japanese troops, as he had said yesterday in report which contradicted essen tial details as told by American and other survivors. Advices received by the United States flagship Augusta said Tsing tao was quiet. Chinese, however, expected an attack in retaliation for destruction of rich Japanese cotton mills by Chinese troops. Japanese placed the extent of dam age at about 187,000.000. Additional fears of reprisal were aroused by the Japanese -opokes-man's report that a number of Shantung province coal mines owned Jointly by Chinese and Jap anese were destroyed. He said Chinese damaged the properties tr the extent of I4.ooo.ooo. Chilly Christmas Season Prevails' Silverton Local friends are ac knowledging pre-Christmaa greet ings from recent Sllvertonians, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chalfan (Ruth Hubbs) who are now at their home in 2247 Stanislaus, Fresno, Calif., and from Mrs. George Cuslter and her daugh ter, Mrs. Jamas Case (Ruth Gregg) of 9815 106th street, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Reports are di vergent In weather conditions with the Canada temperature having reached SO degrees below aero dur ing this season. 8 melt Catches Reported Astoria, Dec. 21 Ah-Sixty pound daily catches of smelt off Clifton, Wash., for which housewives paid 30 cents a pound, were reported by glllnetters. movements aroused fear of a coastal drive south and west of Shanghai toward Canton, capital of the south ern Chinese government. Journal Advertising Pays 15. fln.l for B fla line IS. Structure for human habitation 27. Worthlea fragment lft at a meal: archale tt. Air: comb.' form tt. Dlllaeed IL Head and ahoutdera 12. 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