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For Sale Houses
FOR SALE
6 miles East on pavement, 5-room
modern home, 2 acres ot good
ground, for $3750.
O Acres South, all set to cherries 6s
walnuts 5-rm. house, city water,
and lights. Priced at $3200.
Look at 1115 S. !3th St. for $2500!
P. H. BELL, REALTOR
i50 Oreenn BldE. al70
$9000 New, attractive modernistic
home, 6 nice rooms, fully equipped
kitchen, oak firs throughout, ho
water heat, oil furnace, double
garage. On Fairmount Hill. IMME-
i. DIATE POSSESSION.
$5500 Nice 6-r. Colonial home, fine
location. 3 bedrooms. Terms.
$5000 8-r. home, double, garage,
basement, sawdust furnace, fire
place. 5 blks. north on Winter St.
$35008-r. home with basement, fur
nace, fireplace, double garage.
$2000 down.
$6750 Late modern 6-r. Nice base-
;mcnt, with good wood furnace,
automatic control. Nice yard,
northeast Salem.
$6200 Nice attractive 5-r. modern
home at 196 W Washington St
-aManf ViQcompnlr nil furnace, fire
place, oak firs. Cor. lot. Nice lawn
and shrubs.
mnn irlm'n Ti- linmP 9 hpdl'mS.
06,
down and two up, double plumbing.
i i, ...it.
2-car garage, n;ue urn; jwu mui
flrnnlaoa -'T?15,.iK T.OT. Oil fur-
nace. and fireplace. IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION 1
SEE US FOR BARGAINS
W H. GRABENHORST & CO.
134 s. Liberty St. Ph. 4131. a!70
.CAT.Ti?
One of the truly fine homes In the
aristocratic residential section 01
Salem $10,000. For fine homes see
Mr. Hardy with HAWiiins at hub
ERTS. INC., Realtors. &171'
3 B.R. HOME N.E. $3700. Easy terms.
3 B.R. Home South $3300.
2V, Acres close in, good house $3000.
RICH L. REIMANN. REALTOR
167 S. High St. Ph. 9203. a!70'
A REAL SNAP
$4200. Nice 6-r. English style home
with large lot, basement, furnace,
fireplace, garage, only 13 blks. out.
$1200 Cash; bal. $31.50 per mo.
W. H. GRABENHORST & CO.
134 S. Liberty St. Ph. 4131. al70'
$2600 2 Houses, one 4-rm., 2 bed
- rms., bath, garage, paving; one
3-rm., toilet & bath. Present rent'
al $32 Der mo. v-$500 down.
.400 down 7-rm. house In good
condition. Bath, paving, creekj
'lot $2750.
' MEL VI N JOHNSON. REALTOR
725 Court St. Ph. 3723. al70'
COMPLETELY FURNISHED
A-l construction, roomy, modern'
with blinds and drapes. A BETTER
HOME New district. Basement, air
conditioned furnace. Price $5o00.
Furniture additional.
H. P. GRANT, Realtor
529 Court St. Ph. 6744-8330. al70
$1000 DOWN
Will buy this new 5-r. home with
nice view, oak firs., fireplace, large
lot, garage. IMMEDIATE POSSES
SION. Price $3350; bal. S24 per ma
BEE THIS BARGAIN TODAY I
W. H. GRABENHORST 6s CO.
134 S. Liberty St Ph. 4131. al70
HOME BARGAIN I
$2150. Good 3-room home with oak
firs., fine east front lot. near Leslie
school $700 cash, bal. $17.50 per mo.
W. H. GRABENHORST 6s CO.
134 S. Liberty St. Ph. 4131. al70
.Directory
BATTERIES
WILLARD batteries, all types. R, D.
Woodrow, 349 N. Church. P. 9600. o
BUILDING MATERIAL
SAND, Gravel, Crushed Rock, Pav.
ing. Salem Supply Co. Ph. 8561. o'
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Furnace & Chimney. Vacuum, steel
brushes. B. F. Ensley. Ph. 7176. ol83'
EXCAVATING
Excavating, all kinds; basm'ts. dug,
dirt hauled or moved. Dirt for sale.
SEE Ben Otjen & Sons. Ph. 3080. o
FLORIST
Brelthaupt's for flowers. Dial 9195. o
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
TerwiUiger Funeral Home. P. 6928 o'
WALKER & HOWELL Funeral
Home, 545 N. Capitol St. Ph. 3672. o
PAINTS AND LACQUERS
Complete line Nason paints. Liberal
terms. R. D. woodrow, 384 N. Churcn.
PAPERING-PAINTING
Expert Workmanship. Phone 4325. o
PLUMBING SUPPLIES
Plumbing, General Repair Work.
Graber Bros. 154 S. Liberty. P. 6594. o
SAWDUST
Clean, Screened, all fir. Ph. 21251.
0189
TRANSFER & STORAGE
Local or distance transfer storage.
Burner oils, briquets. Trucks to
Portland dally. Agent Pierce Auto
Freight. Including California points
Larmcr Transfer ii Storage P. 3131. o
WELL DRILLING
C. J. PUOH 2125 Myrtle. P. B336. 0195'
WINDOW CLEANING
PROFESSIONAL CLEANING SER
VICE. PHONB 4457. 0
For Sale Houses
NICE 4-bedroom home, located 1693
S. Liberty, Lovely grounds, flowers,
shrubbery, variety fruit, Good gar
den; double plumbing, full basement.
Priced to sell at $4750 $850 cash,
balance $35 per month Including In
terest.
LINDGREN 6s JOHNSON, Realtors
175 S. High St. Ph. 3630. al70'
House to wreck, Call at 1980 Ferrv.
, ana'
WALNUT PARK
It's a strictly modern four bedroom
csidence, living room 24x18, nas
heat units, dbl. garage, 100x100 cor
ner. Assessments all paid. We are
handling this property exclusivity
for the owners and will enjoy show
ing It. Phone Mr. Klngwell for early
appointment to view.
ABRAMS & ELLIS, INC.
410 Masonic Bldg. Ph. 6155. al71
4-R. Home near Richmond school.
Garage, $1900. Terms. Possession Au
gust I.
O. E. RAE, 1255 State St. P. 6761.
alio"
HOMES close in which, with slight
changes made, could have income.
Also have three dandy homes $2100
each. Take your choice. "
LUSE REALTY CO.
Bush Bank Bldg. 5828. al70'
4-rm. bungalow with basement and
garage. Distant owner. Possession
at once. For Real Values Sec
KRUEGER 147 N. Com'l. al70
For Sale: 6 rm. mod. hse., low down
payment, bal. like rent. 584 N. 21st.
Phone 8314. al70
By Owner, 2 nice lots, 5 room mod
ern, house, 2 garages, fruit trees.
Beautiful lawn. $2,500; terms. 2460
Laurel. Phone 4757 al73
Coast home, $2200; sale or trade. 6
rooms 6s bath, overlooking ocean 6s
highway. Automatic water,' flowers
6s garden. Will take Salem property,
good pickup or truck or car as part.
Bal. like rent. S. E Brice, 48 Abrams
Ave., Salem. al70
My home, 2248 Mill street, for sale.
Completely furnished. See me at
penitentiary gate. Fred Drager.
al70
Six room modern home at 2150 Cen
ter St. Also 10 acre suburban place
in Liberty district. al70
HOUSE FOR SALE; Sub., 2 mi. out.
1 A., 1-yr. old 5-r., very mod. Auto,
heat, hdw. firs. Cor. windows. $3500.
$500 dn. Private party. Ph. 7172 for
appointment. . rim
YOU'LL LIKE THIS ONE!
3 BR., H.W. floors, Ven. blinds, full
bsmt., lge. lot, fine place at reason
able price. Also furniture. 2180 Laurel
al71
7 RM. stucco hse., 4 bedrooms, north
Salem. By owner. 54UUU, terms, in
quire 159 S. High. al71
For Sale Acreage
1M A. East State St. Improved
$1850. $300 down.
5 A. Silverton Rd. Improved, fruit,
filberts. $3600 $1000 down. -
12.5 A. Improved, south near Pacific
hgy. Commercial cherries. Improv
ed. $2500; $500 down.
H. P. GRANT, REALTOR
529 Court-6744-8330. bbl70
LAND BARGAIN
33 acres of good cultivated land, 5
miles east. Price $2750 Cash to set
tle an Estate. IT'S A BARGAIN!
W. H. GRABENHORST & CO.
134 S. Liberty St. Ph. 4131. bbl70
ii ACRE Tract on Salmon River.
Also on Salmon river highway. Cab
in and garage. Owner In VS. army
and has authorized us to sell at once.
Price $400. If interested call 4728.
W. G. KRUEGER, 147 N. Com'l
bbl70
SNAP!
H Acrt with good 4-r. home, gar
age, located East. Price S2100 cash
W. H. GRABENHORST & CO.
134 S. Liberty St. Ph. 4131. bbl70'
Real Estate
1 A. with 5-r. modern house. Lois
of fruit & berries. 3 ml. North; pav
ed road. A GOOD BUY FOR $40001
Will trade for home near new high
school.
5 A, of good land with 4-r. house :
barn, about 6 ml East of Salem.
Price $2500. Will trade for home in
Salem and pay some difference.
A Real Buy In a 6-r. modern house
near Leslie school for S3250.
Apt. House with 4 apts., close in.
Priced to sell for $4000. Will take
small house for part payment, bal.
like rent.
ROSTEIN & ADOLPH, INC.
110'i N. Commercial St. cl70'
EXCHANGE Salem house for one
In Portland.
SPECIAL To close an estate we
offer a well built 8-room house
close to State Bldgs. and Univers
ity. A grand buy at $5500. Call
to see it.
Well located Grocery Store and Fix
turcs for sale.
SEE Mrs. Lelace Mils with
CHILDS 6s MILLER. REALTOR3
344 State St. Ph 9261. cl71
We Invite your "For Sale" listings
If fairly priced. HAWKINS 6s
ROBERTS, INC., Realtors, Guard
tan Bldg. c
Wanted Real Estate
To Property Owners ATTENTION!
If you or your agents have failed
to sell, rent or trade your property
try Louis Bechtel or Mrs. Nccdham
341 State, Room 4 Farms & City
Property a Specialty. cal70
If you want to sell, list with LUSE
REALTY CO, Bush Bank Bldg. 5828
cal70'
WANTED: Listings on good homos
priced right. We have many buyeis
for properties. No charge for list
ing. See Mr. Hardy, Mgr., Real Es
tate Dept., HAWKINS ROBERTS
INC., Phone 4108. cal71'
Exchange Real Estate
Improved 20 Acres near Dallas In
exchange for Salem home or un
improved land near Salem.
O. E. RAE, 1255 State St. P. 6761
cbntri
Exchange Real Estate
WILL EXCHANGE FOR AUTO
5 acres located 4 miles out near
good school. Drilled well. Road oil
two sides No bldgs. Price $1150.
W. H. GRABENHORST 6s CO.
134 S. Liberty St. Ph. 4131. cbl70
Business Opportunities
HOTEL, running lull. Box 211 Cap
ital Journal, Salem. cdl78
Auto Camp for Sale or Lease. 10 new,
mod cabins, 1448 Main St., Spring
field, Ore. Inq. owner, A. E. Hoaslcv,
2860 S. Commercial, Salem. cdl71
Red & White Lunch. 986 South Com
mercial for sale or lease. Call at 986
S. Com'l. or 190 East Bush. cdl74'
MEAT Market In busy grocery store.
Market doing $1700 per month. Mo
dern equipment. Price $2900 plus in
ventory of slock. Terms $300 down.
$50 per mo., or will lease for $50
per mo. Phone 6028 evenings for
appointment. cd!72
FOR SALE: Attractive home & in
come, close In. Box 89. cdl79
For Sale: Chemawa MWA hall, suit
able for warehouse mi. west of
Chemawa. See T. C. Mason, 532 N.
Liberty St., Salem. cdl70
For Sale or Lease: Sandwich shop,
ideal for 2 people. Good business.
3310 Portland Road. cdl70
For Sale: Auto camp with store and
service station. 8 modern cabins. Ac
tive community near Hermlston.
Cash deal preferred. Write Mrs.
Frank Leicht, Irrigon, Ore. cdl72
MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY mod
ern restaurant and fountain. 4 blks
from Capitol. Living quarters in
cluded. Manager drafted. Ph. 73S2.
605 N. Capitol. cdl71'
For Sale Livestock
Cavalry Type light grey gelding,
gentle, broke, coming 3 $75. See
Barn man, State Pair Stadium. el70
ATTENTION!!
Will remove dead & worthless stock
in a moment's notice! SALEM
FERTILIZER fc BY-PRODUCTS.
Ph. 5000 Collect. (No other phone) . e
For Sale Wood
Salem Box Co. Ph. 9189. Buy your
winter's wood now! Planer 6s box
ends for immediate delivery. eel72
Sawdust 6s mill wood. Ph. 6444.
eel86
BUY your winter wood now. Mill
wood, mill ends, planer ends. We
deliver now. Ph. 9545. eel86'
For Sale Poultry
N. H. baby chicks R. S. Farrand.
opp. Liberty school. Phone 22459.
f!70
6 WKS. N. H. chicks. R. S. Farrand,
R. 3, Box 620. fl70
FRYERS WANTED 2 to 3V, lbs
Highest prices paid. Ph, 22861
Lee's Hatchery. fl70
Wanted Help
Cab Driver. 441 State St,
gl72'
MAN to drive logging truck. 1730
North Front. gi ra'
WANTED: 4 men to cut wood on
50-50 basis, 6 mi. from town. Some
peeler logs, pulp wood & saw logs,
Equipment furnished. Box 212 Cap
ital Journal. grra
WANTED: Man for Grocery clerk
and delivery. Apply LeGarie's Groc
ery store. 1667 Center. g!71
WANTED: Good married man for
hop yard foreman. E. A. Miller, 344
State St. gnu'
Truck Driver for gravel truck. Must
know town of Salem. Ph. 4318. gni
4 BOYS, 14 to 16 yrs., easy work. B
6s B Bowling, 335 N. High St. gl71-
WANTED: Dairyman, $100 per mo.
with house, telephone, lights, milk
and eggs. Phone 3931 or 9475. gl71
WATCHMAN, groundsman, Janitors
6s diet kitchen help. Good wages.
Apply In person. Ore. State Tuber
culosis Hosp. gn
WANTED Housekeeper without
home or family for housework ana
shopping. 2040 Ferry St. gl70
WAITRESS to work Saturday nights
only. Chinese Tea Garden. gl73
Girl. Housework. 695 N. Liberty.
gl72'
Register now for bean picking. New
yard. Picking starts about Aug. 5
Paul T. McClellan, West Stayton.
gl72
Wanted : Experienced milker. Wages
$140 per month and house, smnd
ler Bros., 340 W. Meyers. g
First class auto mechanic. Good
working conditions Best wages. Da
vidson's Auto Service. gl77
Loaders, fallcrs and drag saw man.
1730 North Front. gl70'
Hop trainers wanter, 4 ml. west of
Salem. Ph. 21331. Williams As
Thacker. g-
Wanted Positions
BOY 16 wants work.
hl72'
Thoroughly experienced Cook & wife
capable, sober, reliable As efficient
manager, desires position In camp
to take complete charge of kitchen,
any location. Box 308 capital jour
nal. hl72
Baby nursery. William Ave. P. 5532
hl78'
Sewing. Remodeling. Ph. 3718. hl74
For Rent
FOR RENT: House, 8 ml. out. $12
per mo. Ph. 22017 1172
New 6-rm. turn. hse. 1165 Columbia,
Call 875 N. Lib. bctw. 8 a.m. 6s 4 p.m
J172
5-rm. mod. house. Ph. 21351. J172
FOR RENT: 2-room Apt. furn. No
children. Ph. 22344. J172
Room for rent. 388 N. Winter. J172'
Sleeping rm. Women. 425 N. Church.
J175
Small, furn. Apt. 645 Ferry. J174-
Automobiles
WE PAY TOPS! -
GET EVERY DIME YOUR CAR
IS WORTH 1
Cash on the Barrel-Head
"C" SHROCK
Salem's Oldest Independent
Used Car Dealer.
N. E. Corner Church and Chemeketa
Ph. 7922 q
For Rent
Nicely furn. 3-rm apt. near stale
house. 2 adults, 475 N. Capitol, J17V
Nicely furn. 4-rm Apt. Main floor,
close in. 435 N. Winter. jl72
$255 rms., bsmt, 1767 A St,
$25 Bsmt. 485 North Winter.
.15 s rnnms mod., oil. Sherman Rd.
$458 rooms. 481 N. Winter.
H. P. GRANT, Realtor
529 Court St. J170'
3-rm. fura. 6s unfurn. apts. 1135
N. 13th. Jin
3-rm. furn. Apt. Priv. bath &s ent.
Lgts., water. Ph. 8231. 785 N. Capitol.
7-Room House. 4 blocks South. Call
Owner 9670; j
Annxtmnn fnvnlchoH rintim lmU)l
Patton Apts. Ph. 479l'or 4370. J172
Nice sip, rm. 745 N Church. J172
Apt. Emp. couple, 841 N. Liberty. 172
Desirable 5-rm. house. Ph. 22246.
J 173
2 1-rm. apts. 435 Division St. j!71
FURN. hse., West Salem. Exchange
ref. 675 Senate St. J171
CHOICE 3-ROOM corner apt. Un
furn. 1320 State St. Ph. 21411-4370.
J171
One 1-rm. is two 2-rm. Apts. Furn.,
water, lights As Maytag inc. Inquire
1620 Ferry. J171
2-rm. furn. apt. 330 S. 14th. 170
Comf. Rm. Gent. Pri. R. gar. 7258.
J188'
OCEANLAKE, ORE.
Cottages As Apartments completely
furnished. Electric stoves As Frigid
aircs. Beautiful ocean and lake view.
Now available at $20 and $25 per
week. Seven Gables, P.O. Box 298,
Oceanlake, or tel. Delake 424. J186
Sleeping room 725 Court.
i'
Pianos, $2 mo. H. L Stiff Furn. Co. j'
Wanted To Rent
WANT to Rent 2-3 or one large un
furnished room for L.H. by man, 4-5
blks. E. or S.E. of 12th 6c State Sis.
Would consider a house. A perman
ent resident. Box 208, care Journal.
jal70
Lost and Found
LOST: Sun. night, billfold. Liberal
reward. Howard Weese, 110 Academy
k!71
LOST: Lady's Waltham Premier
watch. Reward. Ph 5758. km
Miscellaneous
Will care for Children. Call at 431
N. Capitol. Ph. 4540. ml72
Cleaning, pressing alterations, re
pairing, tailoring. Center St. Clean
ers, 1725 Center. Ph 6055. m!73'
Dental Plate Repair
2-HR. SERVICE IN MOST CASES.
DR. HARRY SEMLER, DENTIST.
Adolph Bldg. State & Commercial.
SALEM Phone 3311. m
For Sale Miscellaneous
Mohair Daveno, Turquoise color,
$69.50 value $40. 1130 S. 14th. n!72
Montmorency pie cherries. U pick
Rt. 7, box 115. Ph 21398. n!72
MONTMORENCY Pie Cherries. 1
mile Wallace Rd. Pratt. Ph. 2-2212.
nl71
Late mod. R. C. Allen adding macV.
Reasonable. 1440 jelierson evenings
nl71
MAN'S BICYCLE
Columbia Light-Weight with small
tires and chromium plated rims. Has
real leather scat with sponge-rubber
padding. Two-wheel brakes. Deep,
metal basket in front. Very easy to
pedal and light enough to carry eas
ily. Like new. $45.-1775 Fir St.
after 5 p.m. or Sunday. n!71
For Sale : Good Used Electric Heater,
large size. Write Box 210 Capital
Journal. nl71
Suits, coats, dresses, cleaned and
pressed. 50c cash and carry, center
Street Cleaners, 1725 Center. nl74
Fur Coat, Lapln,
226 N. 23rd St.
size 14 $17.50
nl71
Cherries, U-Pick, 2c lb. 1415 N. 4th
nl71'
Fine Mahogany piano; very rea
sonable. 1690 South Cottage St.
nl70'
Boysenbcrrics, 2930 N. Front. P. 6320.
nl79'
Cherries Lamberts, Bings and Roy
al Annes, ready to pick for canning
2',ic lb. U pick, bring containers.
Out river rd. to Kclzcr school, turn
right, 1 ml. Rt. 2, Box 103. nl70
For Sale or Trade for Late Model
Truck: 10 ft. McCormick - Deerlng
combine, $375. Mclvin Forcler, Rt. I,
Gervals, Ore. nl71
For Good Used Furniture see Bright
Furniture. 453 Court. Ph. 7511. nl70
Wanted Miscellaneous
Wanted: Used Portable sewing ma
chine. Phone 4219. nano
IF you have good used furniture to
sell, see Russ Bright, 453 court.
Ph. 7511. nal70
Used Furniture. Ph. 9185.
n
Personal
I will not be responsible for any
debts made by anyone but myself.
E. Floyd Scamster. July 16, 1942.
P170
Reading, accirr., depend. 2361 Slate.
p!71
PaJTnl7t7p772637Hazel Barton. B Ht.
pl90'
Automobiles
For Sale: 1931 Ford Coupe. P. 4104.
ql72"
SON in service. Leaves a 37 Chrysler
sedan, good rubber, or Hudson
Spt. Cpe. 90 rubber. Will sell eith
er. Must be seen to be appreciated.
S. E. Wolfe, 1535 State St. ql"2
1940 Chev. Station wagon to trade
for car, coupe preferred. 250 Liberty
Road evenings and Sunday. ql70
For Sale: '34 Chev. panel del. Good
condition. Ph. 6633. q!70
'37 V-8 Dump Truck, Excellent rub
ber, good .condition. Will trade for
pick-up. 935 Madison St. q!71
SEDAN, 5 good tires. $80. 633 Ferry.
Apt. 104. ql70
WANTED: Will pay better than av
erage for Model A Fords. Chevro
lets or other light cars. Must be in
good condition with good tires.
Hatfield Used Car Market, 351 N.
Liberty. ql70'
1930 Model A Coupe Pickup, $115.
Overhauled, good rubber, 2 spares,
good paint. Brlce, 48 Abrams Ave..
Salem. ql70
TRUCKS for rent, you drive. Mc
Cune & Lovell. Pnone 9600. ql87
Financial
LOANS
STATE FINANCE CO.
' 344 State St. Phone 9261.
S-216 M-222 r
LOANS $25 to $300
Almost any credit-worthy person
who really needs cash , , . to pay off
old debts; for medical or dental work
or for some other worthy purpose,
can quality for a loan at Personal.
John C. Heeren, Manager
PERSONAL FINANCE CO.
Ground Fid., New BUgh Bldg,
512 State St. (at High St.)
Telephone: 3191.
Stale Licenses: S-122, M-165. rial
AUTO AND TRUkTlOANS
Contracts refinanced to reduce pay
ments. Money for new or used cars.
No delay or red tape. You will re
tain possession of the vehicle.
1 to 15 MONTHS TO PAY
Roy H. Simmons
136 South Commercial Street
Phone 9168. Lie. No. M-152. r
QUICK CASH LOANS All Plans
One to 12 Months
GENERAL FINANCE CORP.
136 S. Commercial St.
License No. S-138. r
AUTO LOANS
. Willamette Credit Co.
5th Floor, GUARDIAN BUILDING
License No. M-159 r
Wanted to BUY for CASH Real
Estate mortgages, Real Estate con
tracts, Merchandise discount paper.
State Finance Co., 344 State St. r
MONEY TO LOAN On Farm, City
or Acreage property.
CHILDS 6s MILLER, INC.
344 State St. Ph. 9261. r
AUTO LOANS
PERSONAL-LOANS
CALKINS
FINANCE CO.
"Salem's Personal Loan Center"
315 Court St. Salem Phone 444S.
State License S-228 M-278. r
WANTED PRIVATE MONEY
to Loan on Good Salem Real Estate
Will Pav 6 Interest
W. H. GRABENHORST 6s CO.
REALTORS.
FARM and CITY LOANS
Quality Mortgage Loans at 4 i
where loan docs not exceed 50
of present value. Not an FHA loan,
Prompt service - Minimum details
We offer a 5 rate on loans of
larger percentage of value.
Will pay Cash for Real Estate
Contracts and Second Mortgages.
CAPITOL SECURITIES CO.
207 Pioneer Trust Bldg. Ph. 7162. r'
We loan on farm, residential and
business property. Will buy mort
gages, contract-!. HAWKINS As
ROBERTS. INC. Realtors.
Guardlnn Bldg.
Secrets of Seashore
Told in New Volume
Youthful beachcombers, or adult ones for that matter, who
prowl the long sandy fairways al the coast searching for strange
creatures cast up out of the deep, or living in their native envi
ronments along the ocean fring-
cs, will find a great deal of in
terest, entertainment and in
struction In a little book just is
sued by the Jaques Catlcll Press
of Lancaster, Pa., under the
name of "The Seashore Parade."
Muriel Lewin Guberlet is the
author and black and while
sketches by Jan Ogden as well
as full page illustrations in color
adorn the text, all of it making
a compact handy volume cither
for reading at home or reference
when taken along on a trip to
the beach.
The array of strange creatures
of the seaways comes lo life. In
this little book and they take on
new strangeness as the stories of
Ihelr peculiarities, their habi
tats, their manner of living, lov
ing,, dying, playing and surviv
ing against a thousand odds arc
told by one who unquestionably
has made a deep seated as well
as playful study of a fascinating
set of mysterious beings.
Can You Answer Them?
Perhaps you who have track
ed along the beaches since child
hood think you know pretty
much all there is to know about
these hybrid creatures who in
habit the edges of the deep. But
can you answer some ot these
Streamlined Budget
Now Being Prepared
By Paul W. Harvey, Jr. .
Governor Charles A. Sprague said today that he and his
budget director, George Aiken, have begun preparation o the
state's "streamlined war budget" for the two years beginning
George Sutherland
Ex-Justice
Dies Suddenly
Slockbridge, Mass., July 18 (U.R)
Retired supreme court justice
George Sutherland, 80, a con
servative jurist who wrote sev
eral decisions condemning im
portant new deal legislation, was
found dead in his bed by his
wife, Rosamond, at Red Lion Inn
early today.
Inn officials said he appar
ently died of a heart attack in
his sleep. A medical-examiner
was summoned by Manager Hea
lon I. Treadway, son of the inn
owner, Rep. Allen T. Treadway
(R., Mass.).
Sutherland and his wife had
been guests at the inn for the
last few weeks, officials said. It
was the first summer the Suth-
crlands had spent here.
A former resident of Salt Lake
City, Utah, Sutherland had lived
in Washington since his retire
ment from the supreme court
in 1938.
Sutherland was appointed to
the supreme court in September,
1922, by President Warren G
Harding. He was born March
25, 1862, at Stony Stratford,
Buckinghamshire, England. He
was one of only four men named
to the bench who was born out
side the Unitfid Stales.
He was a conservative and his
judicial opinions, though written
in scholarly fashion, evoked vig
orous dissents from his liberal
associates, then in a minority on
Ihe supreme court.
He was consistently on the
conservative side in votes on
new deal legislation.
It was Sutherland who wrote
the decisions invalidating the
Guffcy coal control act and Ihe
powers of Ihe securities and ex
change commission to sinlerro-
gate witnesses. His vote was
used to condemn AAA, NRA,
and the municipal bankruptcy
act, railroad pensions and "hot
oil" legislation. However, he
voted in favor of the Tennessee
Valley Authority, and old age
pensions. He went against the
new deal In the gold cases.
questions: What fish is there
that never slops swimming?
What fish grow on trees? Did
you ever hear of a fish that
manufactures electricity? What
fish lives In a limestone house?
Did you ever hear of a fish with
hundreds of feet or one with
eyes al the end of his arms, or
a fish with arms, for that mat
ter? Or a fish which breaks
its own arms from choice?
In these times when inflation
is dreaded did you ever hear of
a sand dollar? Or when victory
gardens arc talked have you
seen a sea peach, sea oats, sea
corn, sea strawberries or sea
peanuts? Ever hear ot a worm
that lives in a house with a
chimney? Do you know how lo
tell the ngc of n clam, or of a
snail that makes a cradle for Us
babies? Do you know what
creature Is champion swimmer
of the seashore or that a crab is
R champion at camouflage? All
these questions and many more
arc answered in this little book.
If you want lo really delve in
to the secrets of the seashore
this book will reveal a large
number of the answers.
Mexico has issued a stamp lo
provide funds to fight malaria.
July 1, 1943.
I "We have several serious
problems facing us," the gover
nor said. "One is that institu
tions will need more money for
food and clothing because of the
increased cast of living, but this
will be partially offset by low
er salary outlays. Institutions
which are unable to get ade
quate labor supplies are not
spending money for salaries.
"Some salaries will have to
be increased because of increas
ed living costs. On the other
hand, some departmental ap
propriations may be lower be
cause the war has curtailed the
activities of those departments.
In this latter connection, I might
mention the state police, stale
board of health, and the state
engineer.
Money for Buildings
"While we will be unable to
spend money for construction of
new buildings, purchase of new
cars and typewriters, etc., I will
recommend that the money for
new buildings be appropriated.
We had an extensive six-year
$1,400,000 building program
outlined at the 1941 legislature,
and I want the money appropri
ated at each session for the dur
ation of the war.
"We won't be able to build
these buildings now, but as soon
as the war is over, we could go
right ahead and help take up
the slack that will result by men
losing their war jobs."
Governor Sprague said Ore
gon must do its full part in
helping the government during
and after the war."
"States, to justify Ihcir exist
ence, must not lean on the gov
ernment. They must contrib
ute their full share of effort,"
he said.
The governor, who said in his
unsuccessful campaign for re
publican rcnomination that slate
income taxes should be reduced
20 per cent, said he would make
no recommendation to the legis
lature as to the disposition of the
$2,500,000 to $3,000,000 income
lax surplus that will have ac
cumulated by next January.
That is a job for the legislature,
he said.
Alternative Listed
But he did say that the legis
lature has three alternatives:
1. It can spend the. money for
any purpose it sees fit, but the
governor said this would violate
the principal that the purpose
of the lax is to provide prop
erty lax relief.
2. It can keep the surplus to
be used when economic condi
tions are poor.
3. It can use Ihe money to
offset property taxes, but this
might benefit large corporations
and absentee property owners.
He added that this is a compli
cated problem, because it must
be decided which local govern
ment units schools, counties or
cities should get the money.
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with one group advancing due
southward on the railway and
Ihe other striking' out cross
country lo the southeast.
The original Millerovo threat
had appeared lo be aimed ex
clusively at Stalingrad, 173
miles to the cast.
Push to Caucasus
A position on the lower Don
such as the Germans now claim
would put them in position to
attack Rostov from the rear or
try for a direct southward push
into the Caucasus oil region, by
passing llostov, or to both.
The assault on Rostov prob
ably was the mission of forces
moving south from Millerovo,
astride the Moscow-Rostov rail
way, which the Germans have
indicated had reached points 65
miles from the city.
The arrival ot "armored for
mations and motorized infantry
divisions" east of Rostov was ac
companied by "devastating" air
assaults along Ihe lower Don,
"especially transports which
crowded tracks and stations,"
said the German high command.
Sweep to Don 1
The Germans indicated ' that
capture of Voroshilovgrad,
about 100 miles northwest of
Rostov, had facilitated a sweep
to the Don. The Russians have
not, however, conceded either
loss of Voroshilovgrad or posi
tions cast of Rostov.
Russian claims of limited suc
cesses in counter-attacks on the
northern flank of the broad
German offensive, in the Voro
nezh area, were grimly over
shadowed by the Rostov threat.
The Russians, by communique
and front line dispatches declar
ed, that the Germans had been
pursued back across the Don in
one Voronezh sector, that five
communities had been recaptur
ed, and that the enemy had su
stained 4,300 more casualties in
active theatres.
War Bond Committee
Greatly Pleased
Dallas Reports received
from issuing agencies showing
that Polk county war bond sales
for the first two weeks of July
had reached $36,761.50, greatly
encouraged the countv war
bonds committee striving to at
tain July's quota of $66,200.
Polk county's twelve agen
cies and amounts reDorted bv
each arc: Dallas City bank, $16,
485.50; Federal Savings and
Loan, Dallas, $8,562.50; Dallas
nostoffice. $693.75: First Na.
tional bank. Independence, $3,
uz.su; independence postoffice,
$1,500.00; First National bank,
Monmouth. S2. 512.00? Mnn.
mouth postoffice, $1,668.75;
Falls City postoffice, $206.25;
Grand Ronde bank, $131.25;
Grand Ronde Postoffice. $675:
Pcrrydale postoffice $482.75;
Valsetz postoffice, $131.25.
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