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Newspaper Page TextThe Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon Thirteen f The Sun never treats a girl white. Tuesday, April 21, 1942 CapitalJournal Classified Advertising Ratei Per line 10 Per line. 3 tlmea i.35o Par line. tiroes .22 Per line, one month Mln 25Q3 times mln. 35c 0 times minimum 46c Minimum Per Ad 25o cents Want Ada must be In by 10 a.m. day of publication For Sale Houses fi-Room Modern Home, only 13 blocks from downtown Salem. Beau tiful back yard. This home is all clear. Will sell for S500 down. bal. 30 per month. Including Interest. 1-acre tracts, fine soil, near Kelzer school. Easy terms. Plant gardens now build later. RUSH REALTY CO. 411 Oregon Bldg. Ph. 7022. a95 5-rm. home, 2 lge. lots, elect, water heater, dandy dry basement, wired -nr electric range. This home located r 1127 Waller St. Price $3000. 300 Bown, balance 25 a month, Includ ing Interest. RUSH REALTY CO. 411 Oregon Bldg. Ph. 7Q2Z. DIRT CHEAP Needs paint Ss Italso mlne. 6 rma. on Center St. 2100; $250 down. au. acres. East of city. 4-rm. bung alow, water system, walnuta, cherries berries vazua; aown, ao ju PH. 5580 ASA Owner nolnK to Army and would Bell a nice acre tract with some Iruit trees and nearly new small modern house St garage. In Kelzer district. Price reduced to 1600: 200 will 3 Bedroom modern house located in West Salem In very nice location. A Very Good Buy at $4200. Terms. S. M. EARLE 208 N. High 3t. a9fl' FOR SALE or RENT: 2V4 A. near bus line and school: 3-room house, small barn,- well and elect, water system. Puce wivo; nuu casn, par (! monthly. DISTANT OWNER SAYS SELL his modern 6-room bungalow. It's new and in A-l condition. Priced low at $4600. Worth the Money I why rent? You can buy a neat . 5-room cottage, modern except r basement. Has lame corner lot. fine garden all planted. The price In cluding new oil circulator, elect, hot water tank, Venetian blinds, is only 929509500 will handle aeai, - SEE Mrs. Ellis with CHILDS & MILLER. REALTORS 344 State St. Ph. 9261. a97 NEW. 5 large rooms & den, lull base ment, auto, oil heat & air condition- incr. lane lot 5700: easy PH A terms. NEW 4 rms. & nook, hardwd. firs., Nice location near school and bus 93150; 9200 down, 930 per mo. 4-RM. modern house. 1 A. fine gar' den soil. Near Hayesvllle school 92600; 9250 dn. 527.50 per mo. 3-RM. house, lVa A., some timber, north. 91200: 9100 dn.. 915 nor mo ' 23 310 A. located near Pratum, good house and -barn, excellent soil, creek. fully stocked, Immediate possession. VDDUU. B-RM. house, double nlumbing. base ment,. fm-nnee. 3 Blks. to state Office building. -$3600; 9350 -down, -balance. 93u per mo.. RICH L. REIMANN, REALTOR ' Salem's Largest Home Builder 167 S. High St. Ph. 9203. a95' 92850 BUNGALOW, in good condi tion, 2 bedrms., nice Kitchen, noox, jak fir. in living rm., basement, fur nace, flrenlace. close to bus & school, 93175 New home, 2 bedrms.. nice kitchen, hardwood firs, in living rm. and bedrms. Fireplace, furnace 9200 down. MELVIN JOHNSON. REALTOR 725 Court St. Ph. 3723. a95' 9150 DOWN, at 91400 buys 4-room home witn garage. O. E. RAE, 1255 State. a95' SEVERAL Thousand Dollars to Loan on good real estate. Also fire St auto Insurance. Notary Public. C. H. SANDERS 231 N. High 5838. . 095' NEARLY NEW, MOD, 5 rms. St bath, full basemt; oak firs.; ven. minds; fireplace, auto, furnace; adj. gar. on bus line. Reduced for short time. 645 Breys. Sun. or eves. Owner. a98 BETTER BUYS. EASIER TERMS see ABRAMS At ELLIS, Inc, Masonic Bd. a!17 Directory Batteries" WILLARD batteries, all. types. R- D Woodrow. 394 Church. Ph. 960t. o' BUILDING MATERIAL SAND, Gravel, Crushed Rock, Paving. Salem Supply Co. Phone 8561. 0 CHIMNEY SWEEP Vacuum Furnaco cleaning St chimney cleaning. B. f Ensiey. rn. 7176. oaa1 EXCAVATING EXCAVATING of all kinds; basements dug. dirt hauled or moved Dirt for sale. SEE Ben Otjen at Bona. Ph. 3080 FLORIST Brelthaupt's.for flowers. Dial 6195. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Terwilllger Funeral Home Ph 6928 o WALKER St HOWELL Funeral Home 545 N Capitol St. Phone 8672. o LAWN MOWERS Reed's Shoo at 365 N. SOttf of course. ' oI17 Rachlne ground. F.X.Roasch. P. 4513. PAINTS AND LACQUERS Complete Hse NASON paints Liberal terms r. d wooorow. 884 . cnurcn PAPERING-PAINTING EXPERT workmanship Phone 4325. tV PLUMBING REPAIRS Plumbing, general repair work Graber Bros. 154 a Liberty pp. cob4 oj TRANSFER & STORAGE Local or distance transfer storage, Burner oils, briquet Truck to Port land dallv Agent Pierce Auto Preloht Including California points. Larmer iTansrer a. storage pnone a 131, TYPEWRITERS All makes Sold. Rented and Repaired Nwdham'4 Book Store 466 State St. 0 WELL DRILLING 4 eed 3805 Brook St. Ph, 6809. 0136 INDOW CLEANING NKW DIAL WINDOW GLEANINQ OO Wlndowa-ploor..Wootlwork P 8337 a Journal Want Ads Pay For Sale Houses CLOSE IN - GOOD INVESTMENT Only 92250. Terms. B-room piast. house, upstairs rents for 912. Cor. lot. Plenty fruit and shade. OUT OP TOWN OWNER SAYS SELL I 91800 5-room plant. North. Lot lOOx 150. Must be sold. Make oiler. 9D50 CASH. Small house, 4 years old. Corner lot, streets paved. -922509250 down, 5 rooms, good con dition, basement, lot 70x150. 93600 9500 down, almost new 3 B.R. home, nwti. iioors, oase., iurnace, lire' placo. Enelewood district. C. H. SANDERS 5838 - 21622. a95' EXTRA - AN EXCELLENT BUY! 92000 5-rm. hae. MUST BE SOLD. 3 bedrooms, bsmt.. fireplace, living rm., dining rra kitchen Ss bath. Good condition As an excellent buy. We have 4 Unfurnished houses Sz 5 Furnished to rent. An Exceptional Buy ' In a 5-room house for 92200, and another one for 92000, A Modern 5-room .house for 94000; close to all schools. P. H. Bell, Realtor 429 Oregon Bldg. a95 SUBURBAN: Mod. 5-rm. hse. Ven. blinds,' hdw. floors, 1 acre, 2 blocks to bus line 93200. Rcas. down paymt. Ph 4598 after 6 p.m. a96 For Sale Farms 547 ACRES, 90 A. bottom land cultlv. Balance hill land, considerable tim ber. Good stock ranch, old bidgs. Price 910,000. C. H. SANDERS 5838 or 21622. b95 FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS A few reasonably orlced farms avail able. Inquire at the National Farm Loan uince. 210 Oregon mag. SHiem d For Sale Acreage 9560 DOWN 22 A. all under plow, paved road, 2 mi. east, complete set farm Dldgs. Fair condition. Price 95600. 33 A. all. cultlv., no bidgs. 4 ml. N.E. Good soli, road on 2 sides. An estate, must be sold- Make an offer. . 10 A. Close to Salem. Good bean soil. can irrigate $850. Your terms. C. H. SANDERS Ph, 5838 or 21622 bb95' 42 or 88 ACRE DAIRY RANCH Cows, chickens and some machinery inciuaea. possession at once.- O. E. RAE, 1255 State. Ph. 6761. bb95 We Invite your listing. ABRAMS Ss AuuiDi iNu., Masonic Bd. bbiiT 91250.00 5 ACRES, good 5 room house, other bidgs.. ml. school; ouu aown. 96000.00 39 ACRES. Hayesvllle Dlst. 8 room house, 9 acres berries, some terms. 92400.00 4 room House, acre fruit, elect, water system, Ml. North. 92800.00 ENGLEWOOD DIST.: 5 room house. Nuts, fruit, shrubs. 90UU.UU aown. 477 Court St. Phone 6524 bb95 Real Estate We Invite your "For Sale" listings If rainy pricea hawkins & Roberts, INC.. Realtors Guardian Bldg. c For the Best Buys In Homes, Busi nesses, Farms and Acreage, it will pay you to see us neiore Duying. jimmy uavis or am itusn. RUSH REALTY CO. 411 Ore. Bide. Ph. T0S2 or 6908.. clOS" Business Opportunities INCOME PROPERTY 10-rm. house close In, double plumb ing, large lot, full bnsemcnt. wired for clec, range. Price $9000; cash, bal. terms. Shown by appointment only. Bechtel or Needham, 341 State St. Room 4. cd95 Complete Restaurant Equipment. Sa crifice price. ALSO Grocery stock & fixtures. Melvin Johnson, 725 Court St. cd95 Furniture For Sale 1 STUDIO COUCH S14.75. 1 Tapestry davenport SB. BEAUTIFUL 8-pc. wal nut dining room set $79.50.- 1 Uni versal range au,ou. bkiuht ruttrv ITURE STORE, 453 Court. Ph. 5862. d95' Used ELECTRIC WASHER. .. .$24.75 GEVURTZ FURNITURE CO, INC. 275 N. Liberty. Ph. 4616. d95 WOOD RANGE, part enamel. GEVURTZ FURNITURE CO, 275 N. Liberty. Ph. 4616. $24.50 INC. dB5- KITCHEN HEATER, copper coll GEVURTZ FURNITURE CO, 276 N. Liberty. Ph. 4615. $22.50 INC. d95' Oak Extension Dining Table.. GEVURTZ FURNITURE CO, 275 N. Liberty. Ph. 4615. .$5.00 INC. d95 8-PC. QUEEN ANNE Walnut Dining Room Suite $59.50 GEVURTZ FURNITURE CO, INC. 275 N. Liberty. Ph. 4615. dB5 S-pc. LrVINO ROOM SUITE.. .$2450 OEVURTZ FURNITURE CO, INC. "iM'jjjjjj" Ph' 4815' d95" For Sale Livestock Bay Horse. Rt. 2, Box 259. About 50 milk Roats: some fresh. 1640 Broadway. Phone 9650. e95 ATTENTION I Will remove dead & worthless atock In a moment's notice. SALEM FER TILIZER It BY-PRODUCTS Ph. 6000 Collect- mo other phone) e For Sale Wood SPECIALI Select mill ends for sale Phone 5544 at once. ee97 Old fir, order early. $9 up. P. 4839. eel20 Wood for sale. Ash. maple, old growth. fir, 12" & 16". 1311 N. Liberty. ee96 Attention I For Best Wood, Ph. 6663. ec96 Best wood. P. 22683. Smith & Rubens. eel05' SAWDU8T, mill wood. Ph. 6444. ee!04 DRY WOOD, all kinds. Ph. 9560. For Sale Poultry BABT CHICKS, 8 popular varieties every week: also Leghorn cockerels now ready. Ph. 32861, Lee's Hatchery. WantedHelp Hackee per for family with 2 children. Bd St wages; go home nights. Call at 264 south 2otn alter e. gua Experienced refrigerator mechanic above draft age. Permanent position. Hogg Bros. gU7 BOY wanted to clean stairway, about 1 hr, work once a week. Box fi05 Capital Journal. g97 Housekeeper, mid-age. Good wages. Call 1 to 3 pm. 1465 Mission. glQl birl for general hiewk. it cooking. Over 35. Call 7685. glOO Wanted Help Kitchen Man or Woman about 40- Steady work, good wages as ooara. Also man for Janitor service. Apply Mickey's Sandwich Shop, 479 Court St. Experienced men's clothing sales man, oee Mr, jiooq, mumlhuiuci j Ward. KMo WANTED: Motor Truck and Tractor Mechanic. Also boy to run errands and make himself generally useful. JAMES H. MADEN CO. 44 S.lvtrton Road- Ph. 8590. g9fi If you are a local man, past 40, with a car, and can start work Immediate ly, let me show you how to make from 98 to 912 every day. See Mr. Brake, Hotel Salem. g96' GIRL for housework. Ph. 33B5. gtl6 Butcher's Helper. Ph. 3994 or 6275. g95a Uphlstrs. refr. svemn. H. L. Stiff. 95 WANTED Some one to shell 1700 pounds walnuts. Give cost. Ad dress P. O. Box 27, Salem. g95 Want young lady cook or girl to learn hotel work. Tourist Hotel. Hebo, Ore. g95 All Summer Job for elderly lady. Hskpg. 806 N. Water St., Silverton. g95 Wanted Single man on dairy farm. 75.00 per mo., board and washing. Call 67F15. J. M. Nichols. g97 Wanted Positions Hswk.. Exd. girl. 310 Falrvlew Ave h97 Children cared for. Ph. 9688. hl!7 Pruning, spading, lawn. Ph. 7330. hll3 Gardens, any size, plowed, disked; free estimates. Ford tractor. P. 22504. hl05 Education FINGERPRINTING Millions of people must be finger printed. These prints must be class ified and filed. Step out of the or dinary class Into a well-paid position in this fascinating work. PREPARE NOW. Write Fingerprint, Corbett Bldg., Portland. nnao For Rent 3 & 3 rm. Apts. $-13 St 915. Lts., water & washer, iZ44'a state at. rn, vioo J97 FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE 1 Lore, eauitv in SR.. 2 B.R. hse. Exc, loc. bsmt.. furn.. gar., lge. lot. would like continue occupancy on rentnl basis call any time exc. Frl. night & Sat. 1333 N. Summer St. J97 950.00 Good 4-room furnished Apt. 927.50 Good mod. 4-room. sub. 925.00 5-room modern. Pose. now. C. H. SANDERS 6838 or 21622. J9ii 8-Room dwell. 815: 1-rm. and kltch enette furnished ADt.. heat, lhrht. wtr. & rel. 15. 10 AcreB, 4-rm. dwelling and bam $17.50. Ivan G. Martin Ph. 4419 . 387 Furnished Apartment House Lease, Readv to malie own rent by looking after others. Box 498, Cap. Journal. Lg. Furn. Hskpg, Rm. Reas. Ph. 5715. J100 3-Rm. Fur. Apt. Lts., water, prl. hath, wood range. 345 Marlon. J97 RMS., hskpg. prlv.. $8. 345 Marlon. J97 Modem Furn. 4-Rm. Apt. Prl. ent. Garden, creek. Phone 7694. J 5 -Room Modern House, corner S. High & Judson, $25. J97 Lge. Boarding Hse. Part furn. Close In. Box 504, Capital Journal. J97 5-Rm, Apt., 2nd fir.; newly dec. blinds. Furn. or Unf. 716 S 12th. Ven. J95 Pasture for rent, close In. Ph. 8241. jog s-room furnished Apt. Private trance Ss garage. 1586 State St. 309 3-rm. house; Inq. 403 Ore. Bldg. J06 piT. J95 wa j95 5222 Nice Room for employed lady. 5535. Furn. rms., $2 & $3 wk. Lites. ter & heat. 940 Parrish St. 2 R, Apts.. $20. 1437 Ferry. Ph. 2 rm. Apts.. $15. 152 S. 13. Ph. 5222. SLEEPING ROOM 461 N. HIGH. JUS' 2 2-RM. Furn. Housekeeping Apts, Private lav., shower, lights and water. 550 Water. J97 2 redecor. apts. close in. Ph. 3217. J97' 2-rm. furn. apt. 330 S. 14th. J97 Downtown ' Furn. Apts. Steam heat, elect, range & ret. $6 per wk. Central Apts. 4624State. Ph. 8770. J07 VACANCY. 8-r. furn. apt. Glendora. - 196 Basemen Rm. cheap. 66B Center. J98 2 rms. St kitchenette, fur. grd. fir. prlv. en wat, Its., wshr. 818. 641 Mill J96 2-rm. turn, apt. 432 Marlon. 198 1 Rm. Modern Pullman Apt. for em ployed woman. 145 N. 14th. J At Hollywood, 1940 N. Capitol. Furn. 3-r. aparts. Low rates. Adults, J95 Furnished, warm downtown front apt. Patton Apts. Ph. 4791 or 4370. J99 Pianos, 12 mo, H. L. stiff Furn. Co. 1 4-Room Furn. Apt. Steam heat, el. range, frlgldalre; 555 N. Liberty. ) Room and Board Board Se Room, 1467 Court. Sleeping and living room, Ph. 4406. Jjwa Very nice air. cond, room. Good board. Oarage. 655 N. Cottage. JJ97J Board Sb Room 790 N. Church. JJU0 Good Service. 1144 Center. Ph. 8630. JJ101 Lost and Found Will people seen picking up two mat tresses on Shaw highway about noon Sunday, see H. L. Brown at Kampfer's Morjtet. ko Miscellaneous Dental Plate Repair 3 HOUR SERVICE IN MOST CASES DR. HARRY 8EMLER. DENTIST Ado.ph Bldg. State St Commercial. SALEM Phone 8311 m For Sale Miscellaneous DRAG SAW Cheap for Cash. Don Madison Service Sta. N. High St. n96 CHEESE, full cream lb. 23c with this ad. WESTERN FOOD, 137 O. torn I n95 CORN, fancy whole kernel No. 2 cans, each 15c at WESTERN FOOD, 137 8. Commercial. AB5 Automobiles 1938 CHEVROLET Dump Truck 1S38 FORD Pick UP. . 1939 FORD Panel 1939 O.M.C. TWO-ton,, S.W.B. ; INTERNATIONAL Longer Special New motor, 18.000-lb. Eaton 3 -speed. 1939 PLYMOUTH Coupe, good ruDDer 1938 FORD DeLuxe Sedan Dual Axle Logging Trailer. . James H. Maden Co. 44 Silverton Road. Ph. 8590. q96 For Sale Miscellaneous FLOUR Castle brand 49 lbs. $1.37. Kitchen Queen or Red, White and Blue 49 lbs. l-79. at WESTERN FOOD, 137 S. Commercial. n95 SUGAR, 100 lb. bag 86.19 at WEST ERN food, 137 a. commercial, naa1 "Mum" Plants. Si doz. Mrs. E. R Herman, 2360 S. High. n97 For Sale or Trade for Circulator, 1 used wood iurnace. 3245 N. Front St. n97 Small Trailer, 830. Office, Lone Star Auto Court, i960 N. cap. nu f 5 Ft. Used Norse Refrigerator, good condition, 860. 490 Shipping St. n97 1940 5 h-p- Johnson motor; 1940 2 h.P. motor. Sell one. inquire Mr. sauna ers. State Hospital after 6 p.m. n96' Used Westinghoi.se Elect. Range. Good cond. 2409 4tn, 7 to 8 p.m. n95 New. Walk-In. Refrigerator. 7x7 Blower Cooler. A H. P. Condenser unit. 3QU. n. woa. nua Vegetable & flower plants. 1067 Elm. Primroses. 10c and up: Anemone per ennials and shrubs of all kinds. Eola Acres, 4 ml. out on Salem-Dallas Highway. Ph. 5730. n White Sewing Machines Liberal Trade-In Allowance on Old Machine HOGG BROS. Salem & Oregon City n Well Rotted Fertilizer 50o a sack. Phone 5730. n96' Walnut Shells So sack. Bring sacks. Kiorreins, 400 N. Front. Wanted Miscellaneous WANTED: Used Screening suitable tor sleeping porch. 1467 Court. na96' Board. Room in pleasant pri. home for elderlv ladv. Close In. Box aua. uapitai joumat. naao Large living room rug; good con dition. Ph. 5653. na95' WANTED: Piling timber, atumpage or will buy on rollway. Top market prices. MccormicK Flung and Lor. Co. Inquire R. N. Gile, Stayton, Ore. Phone 3684. na96 Wanted Good Used Tires, 600x16 or 650x16, Salem Taxi Serv., 441 State. nal07 Walnuts. Filberts & Nut Meats. Klor- feln Packing Co.. 460 N Front, na Exchange Miscellaneous WOULD YOU EXCHANGE, then call ABRAMS Sz ELLIS. INb.. Ma sonic Bd. nnii7' Personal Mrs.- Brant, Palmist, reliable advice dn all affairs of life. Satisfaction guaranteed. Sunderland Cabins, Port- land Rd. 2 blks. N. Underposs. p98 Palmist. P. 4263. Hazel Barton. 1445 B pi 12 Madame Jeannle, true psychic. No questions asked. Gives names, dates, facts and figures. Advice on all af fairs of life. Riverside Auto Camp across bridge. Automobiles 1931 Chev. motor. Model A rear end Galvanized sheet metal. 519 N. Front, q97' Financial We loan on farm, residential At busi ness Drone rty Will buy mortgages, contracts. HAWKINS St ROBERTS. INC.. Realtors Guardian Bids. r LOANS FOR ALL TYPES OP LOANS SEE STATE FINANCE CO. S44 Stat. St. Phona 0261 8-31S M-322 r AUTO LOANS Willamette Credit Co. 6th FLOOR GUARDIAN BUILDING Mcens. No. M-169 r' AUTO LOANS PERSONAL LOANS CALKINS FINANCE CO. "Salem's Personal Loan Center" 315 Court St. Salem Phone 4446 State License S-S2B M-S78. r' WANTED PRIVATE MONET TO LOAN on Good Salem Real Estate Will Paj 6 Interest W. H ORABENHORST ft CO. REALTORS f QUICK CASH LOANS All ' Plans GENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION 136 S. Commercial St. ' r ' ' License No. 3138 ' AUTO AND TRUCK LOANS ' Contracts refinanced to reduce pay ments. Money for new or used cars. No dels; or red tape. Tou will retain possession of the vehicle. 1 to 30 MONTHS TO PAT Roy H. Simmons 136 South Commercial Street Phone B16B Lie. No. M-1S3. r FARM and CITT LOANS Quality Mortgage Loans at 44 where loan does not exceed 60 of present value. Not an FHA loan. Promnt service Minimum detstts. We rtfer a t rat on loan of larger percentage or value. Will pay Cash for Real Estate Con tracts and Second Mortgages. CAPITOL BEOURITIIS COMPANT 307 Pioneer Trust rldg Ph 7162 r" FHA LOANS 00 36 ' 44 Inter, est. Hawkins & Roberts. Ino r' Transportation Riders to . Albino. Willamette. or Commercial swing shift. Ph. 22267. x95 Middle Grove Mr. and Mrs, John Cage were hosts for the pleasure of the members of their Sunday school class of the First Evangelical church ol Salem. The evening was spent Informally with games, music, and other diversions. Present far tha evening ere: Mr. and Mr,. Ktrl RlfM. Mr. sno Mr,, im. uoerx aon, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rich. Mr. and Mri. Walter Lamkln, Mn. Norval Oleaion, Mrs. lane LaunT, Mr. Frank Wallace. Mra. Either Petere, Mrs, jot Lofftua, rred Remlnsten. Legal No. 8342 NOTICE OP FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE STAT! OF OREGON, FOR UAR.ON COUNTY, In PROBATE. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE of MA RO A RET JAEOER, Deceased. Notice la hereby slven that the under- lined executor ol the entate of Msriiret Jaeger, deceased, has filed his final r count In aald eitate. That the Circuit Court hai act April SO, 1943, at 10:00 o'clock In the mornlnK of (aid day at the Court Room of aald Court aa the time and place for the final heartnt on aald account and for the hearlna; of any objections to auch final account and for the settlement and allowance thereof. Dated this 30th day of March, 1942. Autwtr as. uujmah,, Executor of the Laat Will and Testament of Marsaret Jaeser, Deceased. Publish: March 31: April T, U, 21. , 1942. NOTICE No. B 29949 In the District Court of the United States for the District of Oreion In the Matter of Thomas Robert Eaton, Debtor. to the creditors or Thomas Robert Ea ton, of Salem, In the County ot Marlon, mna uisinct aioresaia: NOTICE 18 HEREBY OWEN that mi the 13th day of April. 1942. the said Tho mas Kooert xaton Hied a petition in this court statins that -ha desires to ef fect a composition or an extension of time to Day his debt out of his futur earnings and prajinc that proceedings be had upon his petition In accordance with the provisions of chapter xni of me aci oi uongreaa retatins to bank ruptcy; and that a meeting; of his credi tors Will be held at Room 3US In tlia United States Postofflce Buildlnr. In the City of Salem, Oregon, on the 4th day of imy, juh, at :ia o'ciock in the after noon, at which place and time the aald debtor shall submit his plan for a com position or extension, and the aald credi tors may attend, prove their claims, ex amine the debtor, present written accept ances of the plan proposed by him, and transact such other business aa may prop erly come before aald meeting, WILLARD L. MARKS. Referee In Bankruptcy, 4 NOTICE No. B 20907 In the District court of the United States for the District of Oregon Tn tha Matter of Edgar Dale McDannel, Bankrupt. io me creditors or Xtfgar Dale McDan nel. of Slem, In the County -of Marlon, and District aforesaid, a bankrupt: . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that said Edgar Dale McDannel has been duly ad Judged a bankrupt on a petition filed by him on the 2nd day of April, 1942, and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held at Room 225, in the United States Postofflce Buildinc, Salem, Oregon, on the 4th day of May 1942, at 1:45 o'clock: In the afternoon, at which place and time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, appoint a com mittee of creditors, examine the bank rupt, and transact' such other business at may properly corns before, asld meet ing. WILLARD Ia MARKS. - Referee In Bankruptcy (Continued from Page 5) Following the business session, Mrs. Roy Ohlund Was honored with a miscellaneous shower by members of the lodge. Assisting her with the gifts were her mother, Mrs. Charles O. McElroy, and her sister, Mrs. Elmer. Tandy Members of the lodge whose birth days are in April and special guests who were, honored at the birthday table during the refreshment hour were Mae Dodge, Christana Cladelc, Mary Lamb, Helen Heath, Alma Henderson, Mary Gosser, Joseph' ine Eiikson, olive Gritton, Carl McAdams, Hazel Tandy, Addle Hammer, Carrie Eby, Helen Ohlund Edith McElroy, Cora Belle Wiles and George V, Naderman. Many lovely bouquets of tulips and other seasonal flowers were used about the lodge rooms and on the tables. For next Monday evening, Miss Wllda Stegmund is heading the committee making arrangements to honor all who have been members of Rebekah lodge for 25 years or more. This will be "Good of the Order" night. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Laws will en tertain members of the Can Do class of the Leslie Methodist church Wednesday night at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. A. W. Metzger will be the as. slsting hostess. .Each member will bring an original hat creation. . Members of the Crawford Thim ble club were entertained Saturday at the home of Mrs. Jack Shields. Nine members were present. Sev eral full size quilts and one baby quilt were completed for the Red Cross. Refreshments were served at the tea hour. Zeek-Moeding Rites in Woodburn Woodburn Miss Helen Moedlng, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August C. Moedlng of Woodburn, became the bride of Harlan Zeek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie R. Zeek of Toledo, at a beautiful candlelight ceremony ' at the Moedlng home Saturday evening, April It. The Rev. Oluf Asper, pastor of Immanuel Lutheran church, read the service as the bridal party stood before the fireplace banked with spring flowers. Preceding the cere mony Miss Gladys Adams played "I Love You Truly" and the wedding marches, The tapers were lighted by Miss Margaret Surmeyer. The bride's only attendant was her sister, Mrs. E. D, Hunt, and Charles D, Zeek served as best man for his brother. The bride wore a white organza gown with satin, long sleeved Jack et and a beaded headpiece. Her only ornament was her great grand mother's necklace which has been In the Moedlng family for more than 12S years. She carried an arm bouquet of bouvardla and lllles-of-the-valley. Mrs. Hunt wore her own wedding dress of Ivory lace over green taf feta and carried a nosegay of spring flowers, The ceremony was performed on the seventeenth wedding annivers ary ol the brlde'i aunt and godmo- Tri-Colored Mat PATTERN No. 1664 Here is a crocheted mat for you to make no matter what your need may be. By the bed, In the hall, as a bath mat any bare or worn spot can be neatly hidden from view with this tri-colored mat. Make it of rug or candlewick cotton as the pattern sug gests, or use up old rags. Of course, the size depends entirely upon Individual need. For larger mats, more wheels are added. Pattern envelope contains complete easy-to-read and easy-to-follow directions for the above. Send 11c (coin) for above pattern number to Capital Journal, Needle Arts Dept., 149 New Mont gomery St., San Francisco, Cal. ther, Mrs. H. F. Schoen of Salem. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Moedlng wore a lace afternoon frock of dusty rose and corsage of a gar denia surrounded by tiny spring flowers. Mrs. Zeek was gowned In pale green lace and wore a similar corsage In harmonizing colors. A reception was held immediately after the ceremony. Mrs. H. F. Schoen cut the wedding cake which was baked and decorated by the bride's father. Assisting about the rooms were Mrs. G. H. Treblehorn, Miss Edna Ray and Miss Margaret Surmeyer. Mr. and Mrs. Zeek will make their home at Newport. For travel ing Mrs. Zeek wore a beige and dark brown redingote ensemble with beige accessories and corsage ot Tal isman roses. The bride Is a graduate of Wood- burn high school of the class of 1940 and-attended 'Portland busi ness college, she has been employed since then in the office of a public accountant in Portland. She Is past worthy advisor of Evergreen As sembly, order of the Rainbow for Girls, and at present is a member of the grand executive committee of the Grand Assembly and is also a member of Evergreen chapter, O.E.S. Mr. Zeek graduated from Waldport high school and Is em ployed with the O. D. Lumber cor poration at Toledo. Legion Auxiliary Has Social Meeting nalla Mrs. Harold Rich and Mrs. Fred Stinnett entertained members of the American Legion Auxiliary at their regular social meetlnir at the home of Mrs. Rich ThiirRriflv evening. The time was spent In making hospital bed table covers for the Columbia Basin Camp and Hospital Service of the Red Cross. At the conclusion of the evening, the group presented a navy plate to u, .Tark- tfflkln. who with Mr. Eakin will soon be leaving for the war's duration. Llgnt reiresnmenis were served by the hostesses at a late hour. a Dayton Complimenting Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hadley, who were mar- 1-ne.ariav. Anrll 7. morA than 40 relatives and friends attended a wedding shower held Friday eve ning at their home. Late reiresn ment were served. si. Paul On Sunday. April 19 Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Bernard were guest of honor at a dinner served In the St. Paul City Hall on the oc casion of their 25th wedding anni versary. Ourata were: Rev. John Bernard of Mtl- waukle, nev. Tneoaore ernra 01 ontm, .-rf amv u A nrlh nf St. Paul. Mr. and Mra. Ben Huaacker. Mr. and Mra. Walter Bernard and family, Mr. and Mra. Bill Bernard and family, Mr. and Mra. John Miller and family, Mr. and Mra. Joe Ber nard and family. Mr. and Mra. Herman Waits and family, Mr, and Mra. Merrll Taraiph and dauihlar, Roaalle. Donald Bernard, Marjorle Bernard, Billy Ber nard, janetia n.ir. wiuiam ueriup. Mm. Walter Whlpmore, Mra. Kathern Patton and family, Mr. and Mra. John Van Dyke, Mr, and Mra, Ted Van Dyke, Mr. and Mra. Jeaie Meniere. Mr. and Mra. Joe smith, Mr, and Mri. Joe Perachwlller. Mr. and Mra. Ray Andrews, Mr. and Mra. Bill Berharil, Mr. and Mra, Prank Birnara, Those serving were: Mrs. Joe Smith, Mrs. Leo Fcrschwllicr, Mrs Clarence Grassman of St. Louis and the Misses Martha Van Dyke and Dorothy Bernard. a a S7ver Anniversary Is Celebrated Sclc Mr. and Mrs. Vilas Arnold were surprised Friday evening on their 25th wedding anniversary Twenty-five people were present, Pinochle, five hundred and Chin ese checkers were in play during the evening with honors going to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shlmanek, Rose Zielinski and Fred Bryan. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shlm anek, Mr, and Mrs. L. R. Povar of West Plr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bryan. Glen. Alvln mri Afarv Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Zlellnskl, Do lores and Arleta Zielinski. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie tferrlt and son Rled. Henry Hass- icr, Mn. e.a i-osvar, uireita ana wreen Arnold. Lynne Hills and the honor sliest. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Arnold were hosts at a dinner served at their country home. Present were their sister and brothers, Mr. and Mrs. L, K. PDsvar, Mr. and Mra. Ed Posvar. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tuchck of Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Zielinski, Do lores and Arleta Zielinski. Lynne Hills, Lo- reua ana ijorecn Arnold. The Wetomechlck Campflre group had their Campflre hike and sup-' per Friday evening. It was held at the home of their guardian, Mrs, Gardner. The girls hiked out to the guardian's house in South Sa, lem right after school. Dr. E. R. Kellersberger Calvary Baptists Hear Missionary Dr. Eugene Roland Kellersberger, general secretary for the American Mission to Lepers, who is touring many cities of the United States to present the story of the mission and its work with the lepers of Af rica and other countries, will visit the Calvary Baptist church next Wednesday night at 7:30 o'clock, Dr. Kellersbcrger's first service In Africa was a medical missionary for the Presbyterian church South to the Belgian Congo Mission at Bl banga, Congo Beige, Africa. He served from 1916 until last year when he returned to become gen eral secretary to the American Mission to Lepers. In 1931 he found ed the Blbanga Medical Service and Hospital and the Blbanga ag rlcultural leper colony. Four Realty Sales Reported by Sanders Sales made In April by C. H Sanders, real estate broker, located at 231 North High street, are: State of Oregon to C. W. Wllks and Ethel M. Wllks an Improved 20 acres located one mile cast of Pen Four Corners. Conrad Brcltcr to Willie Dalcchck, an Improved 20 acres, lots 21 and 22 Sunnysldo Fruit Farm, mostly cherries and prunes, cosh trans action, O. A, Erlcson to James E. Kirk, lot 9, McDonald fruit tract lor cash. J. W. Pcntney with public utili ties commission, highly improved two acres, with a modern lour bed room home located west of 99E, north at Hayesvllle Church to Philip and Lena A. Llttlte for cash. Jap Evacuees Pray for Defeat, Japan's Forces By Harry Ferguson Manzanar, Cal., April 21 (U.B) This Is the youngest, strangest city In the world inhabited by Japanese who hoist American flags, put up pictures of George Washington and pray to the Christian God for the defeat of Japan's armed forces. It Is a settlement that grew In the magic of three weeks out of the sagebrush of the Mojave desert, This is one of the places where the 118, 000 Japanese who are being moved out of the strategio area of the Pa cific coast are being resettled. Three weeks ago this was empty, dusty land between two mountain ranges. Today It Is a city of 3,303 population with -a fire department, a hospital, a police force, an Eng- . lish language newspaper, baseball teams and community recreation centers. It probably Is the fastest growing town In the world because soon its population will be doubled and eventually quadrupled. Most ot the inhabitants are Jap anese who have tasted American democracy and found It good. Ame- . rica is definitely the winner In any tug of loyalties between the United . States and Japan which goes on In the minds of the Japanese Inhabi tants of Manzanar. Persons famil iar with the situation estimate that between 95 and 98 per cent of the Japanese here are loyal to the United States. They are the ones like 3. Akam'atsu, who moved Into build ing No. 6 and Immediately put up. pictures . of George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and President Roosevelt, Sprague Warns Of Air Raids Governor Charles A, Sprague to day asked Oregon civilian defense organizations to be on the alert , against possible reprisal air raids by the Japanese. if our planes are able to reacn Tokyo and other Jap cities, It cer tainly is possible for the Japs to reach the western coast of our country. Oregon and Washington are In the front line. "Reprisal .raids,", the. governor .; said, "may be expected and every one should.be prepared. Danger of fires, both In cities and In lorests, Is great, and I strongly urge all cit lzens to be on the alert at all times. "Every man and woman should know what to do In this war emerg ency." The governor urged that all per sons study the state defense coun cil's air raid manual, which has been distributed to all homes in the . state. He added that the state will Intensify its training programs for civilian defense workers. Fewr Voters in . Lincoln, Benton Primary election registration In iif.nt.nn and Lincoln counties de creased from the 1940 primary re gistration, while registrations In creased In Linn ana lammu coun ties. Secretary of Stale Earl Snell reported today. Registration figures for the lour counties follow, the first figure In each Instance being the 1940 pri mary total, and the second being that for the 1942 primary: Benton Republicans, 6447, 5303; democrats, 3527, 3416; total, 9121, 8880. Lincoln Republicans, 4209, 4217; democrats, 3708, 3579; total, 8086, 7858. Linn Republicans, 7854, 8003; democrats, 6833, 7129; total, 14,873, Yamhill Republicans. 7125, 7237; democrats, 523B, 5434; total, 12,515, 12,817. Church Circle Announces Dates Jason Lee church circles for the WSCS meet as follows: Jnnuary and July Tuesday Call co Tea, 3 to 4 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Fred Klaus, 1045 North lOlh street. February and August, with Mrs. Joseph Bartruff, Rt. 3. Cars leav ing the church at 1 o'clock. March and September with Mrs. M. W. Ready, 1555 MadUon street, at 3 o'clock. April and October, with Mrs. Her man Clark, 1625 North Winter street, at 2 o'clock. May and November, with Mrs. Richard Erlckson, 1515 North Lib crty street, 1:30 o'clock. June and December, with Mrs, Archie Breustcr, 580 North 31st street, at 3 o'clock. A Pacific lodge No. 50 AF As AM VCsVe. A. Degree, Apr, 22, 7:30 ' VN p.m. By order ol WJ4. if Lodges