Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, October 21, 1946, Page 13, Image 13

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    PRODUCE
LARGE FRANQl'ETTC walnuts 15c per
pound, you pick. Rt. 2 Box 170C. Phjne
2-2383 Turn left At Keller School, fol
low paverr.ent 2 n:t!es. ((262
APPLES. NORTHERN spies and winter
bananas. North Pacific Hwy. to ciaxter
Rd. First house o(( highway. ri24!
l CONCORD GRATES. 4c lb. U-Plck. B M
i Diem. Rt. 2, Box 245, Salem, neiir
i Qtilnaby lf9
WANTED HELP
i iiTmTss- Kitchen helper, eve. shift"
best of working cond. winona t-naiei.
Ph. 25190. g-T
NEED 10 MEN wanting steady Jobs. On
make over 5600 a month and buna .nc.
time Income. 360'i State. Rm. 34. be.
tween 9 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. t2W
STENOGRAPHER for state work. Apply
corporation Dept.. 518 State Office
Rids.
IIOUSEPARENT to care for children In a
boarding school. Must nice cnnorcn
Phone 861.1. 231
APPSEKTirE for Barane Si service sti-
tion. 809 Edgewater St. W. Salem. g250
DISTRIBUTOR SALESMAN
EXCLUSIVE territory given to distributor
and salesmen. Your opportunity to en
lv nermanent connection representing
national manufacturers. Call on whole
sale automotive trade. Must have car.
capita) required for merchandise busi
ness. Can be operated from your home
We help supply salesman and start vou
In a business of your own. Give awe.
experience, phone number and address.
Box No 17. Capital Journal.
vvvxixr. and nart time key punch op
erators urgently needed at the Unem-
nlnvment Comoensatlon commiss
550 Marion St.. applicants may work
entire swine shift from 3:30 p.m.
11:30 p m. "30 min. rest period or a
part of the shift on an hourly pay
basts. Ccntact Mr. Clinton. Personnel
Officer durina days in Room una. oi
Mr. Aaron, shift supervisor. Room 113
evenings. Experienced operators rpe
ctally needed, however qualified typ
ists will be trained. a349'
WOMEN WANTED for day A evening
shifts as spinning operators. Net mach
ine operators and net sewers. Clean.
aleady work at itood wages. No work
k after mldnlcht Apply at plant. Mile
'Linen Co.. 2150 Fairgrounds Koau. ga.-u
SALESMAN: Making from 5 to S40 a
day Payday everyday. Call A.M. 103
Oregon Bldg 230'
GROCERY CLERK, steady, top pay. Sav
ine Center Portland Road. g'
SALESWOMAN: Ae 23-35. for Jewelry
store. Some typing experience Modern
oii-.rnnriiitnnpri mirroun dints. Top sal
ary. Petmanent position. References
required Writ to Box 12. Capita
Journal '
APPLY AT (he School Administration il
fice iPh -91371 if you are interested in
a well paid secretarial position. The
work will be varied. Interesting and
tenure permanent. 460 w. men. g.m
EXP. LADY for fur repair Se alterations
Price's. 135 North Liberty. r
TELEPHONE operators wanted No ex
perience necessary. High pay right at
the start 129 lor a 40-hour week while
learning. Frcnuent scheduled increase
thro thn flint year. Bate, whole
some surroundings vacations with
pay. A real opportunity (or young
women who are looking to the future
who wan a Job that is pleasant, in
teresting mid profitable. Do not delai
Inquire NOW!
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS
LET US tell you how much you can
earn. Call Mrs. uooawm. i-hcn.c
Phone St Telegraph Co.. 740 State St
ate apt. hse. Apt., phone, electricity it
salary iurnisnen. oisir uuva
write Box 10. Capita'. Journal. g249'
LADY FOR general housework. Steiy
employment, good salary. Phone 4959
WANTED POSITIONS
PLUMBING AND repair work. Prompt
...,,.. .inct nhmip hgoi. Larry Travis.
h252
FOR INTERIOR palntlnR and minor fix
it Jobs address cara to vvua .
Salem.
h251
CARPENTER Experienced workman. Re
model or new. Built-in Cabinets. City
or Country Phone 24933 a(ter 5 P m.
h243
OIJNO VETERAN with ten years business
experience desires active interest In ko-
tng business . . . will invest to twenty
thousand (120.000). Box 13, Capital
Journal MaO;
bi'itiix iw.iii.'ui Muua-o, -------
Phone 24248 "2M
LOCAL and long distance hauling. R. L.
i..m nt Rn lia Ph. BBF22.
r ' h2fl?
WOOD SAWING. Phone 21583.
WANTED Paperhangtna. Call 8745 and
loot-a r1rtri J LiOOOSeiL "
FLOOR WAXING, wall cleaning, genera
nousecieaniuB. iiu " .
med. Work guaranteed. Veteran. 1750
Nortn cnurcn.
RUGS AND Upholstered Furniture cleaned
in yourfcorrt New process - r. woni
gren Ph. 31080 after 6 p.m. Mi'
AUTO FAINTING Just a shad betUi M
Ray Biter. Call Sbrock Motor Co 800 3
EDUCATION
'UNTI.F RAM" JOBS! Start S1756-S1021
year. Paid vacations. Men-Women. Pre
pare immediately ior uresou huiiu
lions. Thousands of permanent appol.it.
nti rxnerted soon. Vets get prefer
nse. Particulars FREE. Box . CapKat
Journal. hh249
WOULD LIKE to hear from reliable men
who would like to train in spare time
to overhaul and install Refrigeration
and Air Conditioning equipment. Should
be mechanically Inclined. Will not in
terfere with your present worx. ror in
formation about this training, write at
once giving name, address, age and
vnur work ng hours, utilities mst.
1328 Belden, Chicago 14, III. hh236
FOR RENT
CABIN VACANCY. 3 mi. wrst ol Salem
on Dallas hiway. Box 469. J249
WILL EXCHANGE information where to
rent a new 2 bdrm. house to a veteran
for information where I can buy a
new popular make electric range, rn,
from 6 to 7 p m. 6569. J331
SLEEPING room. 1520 N. 19th. J2S0
NICE SLEEPING room in nice location.
I christian gentleman. 1520 S. Com ).
1230"
SLEEPING rcom by day or week. Private
home 1126 S. 12th 1250
BOWSER'S RENT-A-TOOL
1132 Edgewater
TOOLS OF all kinds. Call 3648 for Infor
mation. 129
NEW LOOKING floqrs at small net
Rent a Dreadnaught Sander by hou
or day Western Auto. Ph. 7177 I2S8
GOOD USED PIANOS H I. SUM
FLOOR sander (or rent. Montgomery
Ward. i
WANTED TO RENT
NAVY RECRUITING o((icer fe wife need
3 or 4 rm. Turn. apt. or house, no cnn
dren yet. Ph. 21592. Ja254
WANTED TO RENT
SMALL unfurnished house or apt. I.i or
near Salem. No children. James Pe
terson. R. 3 Bx. 703A, Salem, Oregon.
Ja251
YOUNG COUPLE must find place to live
immediately. Sm. or 1b. apt. or house,
fum. or unfurn. Have furniture In
.storage. Will redecorate Interior if
.. necessary at my own expense tr apt. is
on iround floor or a sm. house. Box
22 Capital Journal. Ja254
UNIV. PROFESSOR tc wife want house o:
apt. Phone 3871. Ja25i
VETERAN Si wife, both employed, need
furnished apt. Phone 21475. Ja251
WANT APT. on ground floor, suitable for
quiet young couple. Fum. or unfurn.
Box 18. Capital Journal. )a251
(25 REWARD
TOR INFORMATION leading to the ren
tal of furnished or unfurnished house
or apartment.
E M. PERM AN
Gen. Del.. Salem, or Cabin 1, Cas'ie
Hall Court. Rt. 4. Box 83. J a 250
WANTED: 3 or 3 rm. furnished apt. by
working couple. Desperate for place to
live. No drinking, children or pets.
Phone "730. Ja253
VETERAN. WIFE and baby must have
small house or apartment. Pnone 2VM2
WANTED TO RENT
FURNISHED OR unfurnished sm. hse. for
young CPie. urgently nceuea. rii. out.
Ja249
LIBERAL REWARD
ENGINEER and wife urgently need turn,
apt. No smoking or drinking, erm.
Best rer. Mr. Short. Ph. 8320 or Senator
Hotel eve Ja253
EMPLOYED vet. and wife reestablishing
home in Sajem need fum. apt. or house.
No children or pets. Local Ret, Please
cnll Mrs. Keeney at 4091. Ja'.'ol
VETERAN & wife desire apt. or hse.. turn,
or unfurn. Write box 23 Capital Jour
n al. ia25 1
VETERAN WIFE A baby need small
house or apartment. Phone 24715. Ja253
REWARD FOR rental of 3 Rm. Apt Call
D A Salndon Stan Baker Motors Serv
ice Dept Ph. 4119. Ja250
EMPLOYED girl nerds unfurn. apt. im
mediately. Box B. Capital Journal
Ja24S
FURNISHED APT by employed couple
Phone S124. Ja219
LOCAL MANAGER nt a large companv.
permanently located in Salem. 'Hh
to ren'. a 3 brdroom home in a sond
district No small children and no pet
Please telephone 92!)6. Ja249
WILL EXCHANGE rental of furnished
home In Portland for same In Salem or
vicinity Writ P O Box 4642. Portland
3. Oregon, or call TAbor 6570. Ja249
ISN'T THERE a house somewhere
(Even though It may need repair)
Where a dad. a mom and two kids could
Live the way a family should?
As It U we're sort of slumming
In two rooms devoid of plumbtntc.
It's a roof we shouldn't grumble
Darn It though. It's Just TOO humbler
References fine have we
Please, have you a vacancy? Ph. 6032.
Ja249
VET and wife. 2 to 3-rm (urn. home. Ph
25460 after 6 pm. Ja250
LOST AND FOUND
LOST IN or near Capitol theater Sat
urday nite. black leather wallet con
taining money St papers valuable to
owner only. Reward. R- C. Berlrand,
495 N. Summer. Plione 8134. k251
LOST FUR"neck piece In Elslnore The
atre or vicinity P"-T304.
roSTPl-AbY'S-bruen watch. Ph. 23403
Reward k250
LOST: BIG black long-hatred cat (rim
2070 Court St. Named "Blackle." Call
6193. Reward. k2.Ml
LOST , BLl' E white Persian torn cat
1540 Chemcketa St. Reward. k249
MISCELLANEOUS
FILBERT walnut drying. Prompt hand
ling Efficient, careful drying. Phone
22R61 Lee's Hatchery. , m258
SPORTSMAN-Custom tanning and main
lecturing of deer and elk hides inti
useful trot-hies Mers niove St Tann-n
Co 1348 Ferry Phone 6031. m758
MEN'S "hats cleaned and blocked. 75c
LES SPRINGER. 464 Court St. m215
SALEM WASTE PAPER
1790 North Pront
WE BUY magazines and newspaper
Cardboard sheets and boxes any size tor
sale. m28B
YOUR PETS given loving care In my own
hme while you are away. Phone 4fl4i
for i reservation m3n
DENTAL PLATE REPAIR
1-HR SERVICE FN MUSI CASES
DR HARRY BEMLBR- DENTIST
tdoiph Pida State A Commercial ti
8ALKM -Pnoo ISli V
OEAD and worthies woe removed or
moment notice Ph IS00O at'
HEAT your homo electrically IV t eon
venlent clean. conomlcal See ua 'oi
free, estimates V EATER APPLI A NCI
CO :5b N Liberty m'
HEAVY BAULINQ. excavation and row
building land clearing doier work
ditching basement excavation an
travel, crushed rork maxon sand eoa
sret mix cement
SALEM SAND A ORAVEX CO
1405 N FRONT ST SALEM. OREGON
Phone 44M nr 11024 B
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FULL BED size Vit-O-net electric blan
ket. New IB In. electric fan. Preslo-litc
soldering torch with leak detector at
tachment. 3 radios, oak dining rm. H
ble Az 6 chairs. Go-electric range. 4
alarm clocks, elect rlc mixer. 2 wheel
trailer, good 600-16 tires. Will trade
for linoleum. Wm. Lasley, 458 Mill St.
n240
PARAMOUNT marble board. Irge wall
clock. Stewart banjo. 3 mi. west oi
lem on Dallas hiway. Box 469. n250
PIANO and bench, mahogany finish. In
excellent condition. 1690 S. Cottage.
n2-i0
MAGIC CHEF aas stove. Good cond. 155.
Rt. 4 Box 93. 3 blocks So. of Dixon's
Orocery on old hiway. n250
l" WOOD RANGE. 1 ice box. Rt. . Box
315-H. (Swede road). n250
STORE ISLANDS, tables, phonograph re
cord display rack.
MITCHELL RADIO & APPLIANCES
State at 19th. Phone 7577. n1
NEW HAMPSHIRE Red fryers; new 11-ln,
Dunlao Jlasaw: 1 used cider press. Ph
7569. n2;o
WANT TO BUY 3 larce oak trees for
logs that will bo 25 Inches through, or
larger, and 9 feet long and clear, will
nay good price on ground. Write Box'
20. Capital Journal. n249
RADIO & RECORD player. Slightly ufrt.
Call eves. 486 N. Liberty. n250
MAN'S STTTT, alee 38, grey all wool, hard
finish (Mark Schaeffen. 120. Call 42C9
evenings n250
I THOMPSON runabout: beautiful new
rowboats; some painted: I new trailer,
suitable for boat or deer, with rack:
Telescopic tongue and fenders: 3 used
outboard motors, a few rowboats cheap.
Salem Boat House, 100 Chemcketa. Ph.
9303. n2.i0"
FOR SALE: 777 Van Norman CyL Boring
Bar slightly used. Range 2.600 to 5.300
Phone 2394. Lebanon, Oregon, alter 6
p.m. n232
ROLLER CANARIES $15.00. Ouaran. to
sing. 7 tube cabinet radio $20.00. Rub
ber tired lawn mower 112.00. Steel cot
15.00. 3520 Brooks St. No. Alumi. Plant
n24l)
SIOUX FLEXIBLE shaft body & fender
finisher. i h p. motor. Third house
west of Bonneville on Salem-Dallas hi
way. n249
FREUHAUS TANDOM trailer, cab shietd
and bunk. Oood condition. Call 67F.V
n240
PORTABLE radio, excellent con. Phone
21775. n251
S ROOM size sas circulator. Like new.
16 ga. Win. pump & shells. 12 ga. D.B.
Sz shells. 1115 E. Rural St. n249
SIDE CAR for Cushman motor scooter.
Like new. F. X. Roesch, 674 S. Capitol.
Rm. 3 n25
GASOLINE driven air compressor on tud
ber tired trailer with paint outfit. A-l
shape. 75. 642 Edgewater Bt. West
Salem. Sebin 13. N231
12 FT. ROW BOAT. Excellent cond. 2215
N. Liberty. n25l'
10 FT. HOUSE Trailer. Like new. 1650.
2085 N. Com'l. n251
WHITE LILAC 2-piece dress, size 16.
Brown & yellow sport Jacket, size 16.
Boy's pre-war tricycle. 13. Phone 6354.
n231
FOR SALE: Registered AKC Irish Se'ter
pups. Call 7673 after 5 p.m. or Sat.
& Sun . n2.i4
(TUBE SILVFRTONE cabinet radio, like
new. 140. Call after 2:30 p.m. 1694
S. Capitol St. n2M
TULIP. HYACINTH, lily, freesia. daffo
dil, narcissi. Jonquil bulbs for fall plant
ing at Wards Farm Store, Trade tnd
H.sh SLi. n23'
BADIO-Cabinet model. Rebuilt, fine cond.
$25.00. Eve. 724 N. Church, rear 722.
n251
SIMMONS SINGLE bed with spring and
innerspring mattress. Phone 24948 n24i
PUPPIES Shepherds, terriers, males St
females. Salem Veterinary Hospital.
Portland Road. n250-
FOR SALE: 2 whee trailer, like new.
suitable to convert for stock, i&b
Rio Vista cabins North Independence
O L. Goft. f n24d
NAVY PEA COAT, size 16, worn twice
Phone 5754. n249
FAIRBANKS-MORSE 250 gal. per hour
shallow well pump. Practically new.
with tank. Rt 2. Box 4G. A. P. Lamer
Ph. 3194, Ex. 14. n249
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
6 PIECE WALNUT dinette set. maple twin
bedroom suite and bunk beds.
STATE STREET FURNITURE
1900 S'.ate. Phone 7596. n2l9"
ALMOST NEW Remington automatic in
300 Savp.se caliber, scope mounted. 330
Weaver recoil pad. three boxes shells.
1165. A beautiful gun. Call 3197. Room
37, from 8 to 4. n249
'3H FORI) HI.OCK assembly. (50. Good
condition 540 Morgan Ave, Salem
n249
LEAVING TOWN: Priced for nuick saie.
4li hp. outboard motor; 10 ft. ply
wood boat: 30-30 Win. carbine: 12 gaue
Win pump, model 97. ammunition:
boy's World bike: boy's Chicago shoe
roller skates, size 9: 118 Eastman Ko
dak. All good condition. Rt. 1, Box 47,
Kinawood Dr., evening. n249
APPLES. 5l)r BOX. Bring Boxes. Mans
Blrycle 120 00. Good condition 1st
hou'e on left past Middle Grove school
on Sslverton Hwy. Rt. 7. Box 410. n2.il
TWO D.C. WesttnRhoine welding mnrh
tnes. one 4 ft. hand brake. Ph. 24135
Electro-Watt Inc.. formerly Casper &t
Cutlrr n2W
WANT a warm, cozy place to live? Soe
this 25-ft. Palace trailer. 3 rooms, lots
ot billt-ins. etc. Call after 6 p.m. 3."G0
Portland Rd. n25l
GLASS GLAZING. Table A drpsser tops,
any size. R. L. Elfstrom Co.. 340 Court.
n351
SAND. GRAVEL, silt, garden sand, fertiliz
er. Bosley & Meyer, Ph. 3046. 914
North Commercial. n'272
H"ATER" HEATERS. Thermador auto. elec.
MITCHELL RADIO 8t APPLIANCE
S-ate at 19th. Phone 7577. n
T A It LES Heavy 3x5 ft. S5 each.
MITCHELL RADIO St APPLIANCE
State at 19th. Phone 7577. i
INSULATION pneumatically 'Installed
prlc meterlal. workmanship guaran
teed Salem Rock Wool Co. Pb, 1748
2225 N Liberty O
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK! Use 100"-. as
phalt shingles. Unharmed by any weath
er rain or shine. Fireproof Installed oy
experienced men. For FREE estimve
phone 7177 Western Auto Supply Co
n8
SILVER PLATED St brass candle holders,
weather vanes, copper lanterns As slans
for sale. Also steel clothesline posts
1145 North Liberty n262
NAVAJO RUGS and saddle blankets
Guaranteed 100 native wool Woven b
NavaJo Indians on their reservation
175 i High Paul Stoner Phone 6(ia
n260
1x9 USED walk-in cooler, complete with
meat racks, shelving. 1 reach-In door.
1 h.p. compressor Burton Refrigeration
Co.. 30M) Portland Rd. Phone 24060
n'
SMART SUITS, coats, sweaters and skirts
as well " dres"S for all occasions fro-n
afternoon to formal Grand materials
and scarcely worn Sizes 9 to 44 Phone
46 IS, anytime. n303
FLUORESCENT commercial and Indus
4 mi east on Macleay Hiway J H
trial lighting llxtures tor Immediate de
livery Salem Lighting and Applianct
Co Temporary location 2S5 No Liberty
Sa'em. Oregon Phone 9412 n3
URRA PIANOS Trom (395 Term S,
these Beautiful Ptnet (tyle pianos with
.he tone of a baby grand at Tallmao'a
395 S. 12th K mile from blgb prices
n249
ATMORAYS- OZONE Sell or rent H C
Push. Ph 22458 P O Box 463 O250'
GARDEN and gravel erushed rocs
Shovel A drag-line excavating WALL
tNQ BAND AND Q RAVEL CO Pb BSfll
WB BUY A Mil furniture, tool. uea
dishes motor raoios electric appli
ances, household goods KLIQMAN S
28 N Comniereim. Phooe 9885 n
FLUORESCENT - Commercial and Indus
trial Mgnt-ng fixtures for immediate de
J very Salem Lighting and Appl lane
Co Temporary location 255 No Liber' t
3lem Oregon Phone 8412 o2.)3
SLEEPING BAG. curled chicken feathers
Arctic type, new price J 00 Wholesale
price in lots of eltht. 17 00 Wholesale
rates to veterans. 713 Court St., Dallas.
Phone 42J. n252
IIEAT YOUR horn electrically It's con
venlent. clean, economical See ua (oi
free estimates
Y EATER APPLIANCE CO.
2fs N Llb-rty '
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
3 LRGE OAK trees for Iocs. 28 in.
through or larger. 9 ft. Ions & clear.
Will pay good price for those on
ground. Write box 20 Capitol Journal.
na25Q
DESPERATELY NEED electric range and
refriceralor Must be good condition.
Will pay well. 3625 Monroe. na249
WILL PAY 1250 cash for trailer house.
Phone 24925. 20 Salem Hsts. Ave.
na249
OLD DISHES over 35 years old. Upstair
Antique Shop. 438 Court St. na260
USED fURNITURR Pbnne S1S5
EXCHANGE Miscellaneous
WILL TRADE brand new elec. sewing
machine for apt. size elec. stove. De
pendable make. Ph. 4219. nn243
PERSONAL
ALCOHOLICS, Anonymous. P. O. Box 724
P309"
READING. KNOW THE TRUTH. 2361 State
P251
DIVINE HEALING. Bring your T. B cases
to me, all other ailments. Rev T Hey
tlng. 1103 & W. 13th ave Portland
LA 7189 P264
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
LETTERS OF all kinds composed ano
typed Personal ones a specialty Strict
ly confidential For appointment, phone
4845 P30
AUTOMOBILES
FACTORY Built House Trailer. Have to
see to appreciate. Sleeps 4. Brakes, oil
circulator. 6 ply tires. Priced to- sell,
have bought home. 674 N. 20th. o25I
NEW GARAGE house on '? acre. Elec.
water, shower, toilet. Bmlt-lns. wood
cook stove. Will take trailer house part
payment, 'i mile W. Kcizer school, 2nd
road to left then 2nd house on ieft.
Rt. 2, BOX 134-M. f251
1010 HOUSE TRAILER, factory build, to
trade for home. 2295 Fairgrounds Road.
Phone 0091. .qiil
ALh Tnsulated truck body. 10' long.
6' high, 6' wide, metal in good cond.
Rt. 4 Box 93. 2 blocks So. of Dixon's
Grocery on old hiway. E. A. Ward. q2ft0
41 FORD dump truck. llUSsT" Com'l"
Ph. 9724. q250
1 01 6 CUSHMAN motor scooter. Plus ac
cessories. Ph. 24188. (i250
FOR SALE: 1937 Nash sedan, radio At
heater, good cond., good tires. Ill det
tlcmler Ave., Woodburn, Ore. q2a0
FORD 4 dr. sedan. 1702 Center. q250
'35 PLY. COUPE. 1S40 N. Capitol. 1475.
Call after 6 p.m. q2a0
'31 CHRYSLER at reasonable price. E. R.
Butler. Rt. 2. Box 64B. Salem q249
WANT 'S3 OR '31 Plymouth 4-door or se
dan with or without motor and tires.
Body main object. Harold Rodkcy, Rt.
4. Box 131, Salem. q249
FOR SALE: 1M Chcv. truck 114 ton
stake-body. Call Silverton 4451. q249
"JO MODEL A ""Panel with, 85 rubber
and in excellent condition to trade
for sedan of equal value. Call evenings
and Sundays. 3520 Brooks St. N. Alum.
Plant. qf
Tail ARMY PICKUP. Value 1025!o0. Cash
or trade. Evenings after 5 2325 Mis
sion. Phone 7072 q249
WANTED Fr"oM private party, '40or 41
car in good condition. Will pay casn.
No deale.-d. Phone 2-4837 after 6 pm.
q'J49
UKJfl HUDSON 8 custom deluxe sedan. Ra
dio, heater and other extras. Clean
orizlnal upholstery. A fine appearing
car, mechanically A-l. Only 1685. Mc
Call's Used Cars, 1297 State. Dial 8i08.
qJ49
.MODEL A pickup roadster. Excellent me
chanically Good solid body, 600x16 tires
Sealed beam headlights. A real value
at 1325. McCall's Used Cara. 1297 State
St. Dial 8108. q249
VXU CHEVROLET Coupe with rumble
seat. New tires, good condition mech
anically. Clean inside and out. 1350.
McCall's Used Cars, 1397 Stats St.
Dial BIOS. q249
TRAILER HOUSES
TWO reasonably prleed. for nome or in
vestment. Shell Service Station, 12th
and Mission. Q251
AUTOMOBILES
USED CARS WANTED
REGARDLESS of year, make or model,
we will make you a spot cash offer.
McCall's Used Cars, 1297 State t.
Dial 8108. q39
37 CORD, ror sale or trade for .ate
Chcv., Ford or Chrysler. Ph. 7000, 9
a.m. to 6 p.m. After 6 Phone 2294.1.
q249
WANTED: CAR in good condttlon. Any
kind out would prefer 37. 38 or 39 Mod
el No dealers please. Call after 6:30
p.m. Norman Sehroyer, Route ft Box 17.
Salem. (Out 22nd St.) q259
WANTED TO BUY: Late model trucks
Pickups, panels, flat beds, logger nd
so on Inttrnatiocai dealer James rt.
Maden Company 2955 Sliver too Roac
Phone 24123 a
FOR-SALE 1930 Graham sedan. Good .6
600 tires 1250 1027 Chev truck flat
Dett Motor sooa Assoc la tea stati m
HuQoarc Ph J 411 q2jiS
VE'i ERAS NEEDS car. any model, mint
oe prireo reasonable Call alter 6pm
otr rit W Redinger. 2252 Simpson
Sale.n 2a9
WANTFD- GOOD used car. late mode,
prelrrrea Phone 4M7 q359
CARS NEEDED
AN MAKE or model if priced within
reason we will buy It. Stevens Usrd
Cars 678 S 12th. Q2.i9
WANTED: LATE UodOi Oar by private
prty Will Pay cash. Phone ft? BO o'
-WE PAS TOP3
01 EVURY DIMS Your Caf Is Wortol
CASH ON I'HB RARREL-HEADI
"C SHKOCK
SAL.SM'8 Oldest Independence
USED CAR DEALER
ft & Corner Church St Cbetneketa
Phone 79'Jta a
FINANCIAL
SEE US FOR
ATTRACTIVE FARM LOANS
ONLY 4 INTEREST
5 to 40 Years and NO Commission!
Leo N. Child. Inc.
REALTORS
344 State St. Ph. 9261 r219
PAJIM AND CITV LOANS
4M AND
(OIJB OWN rtttMS oi repaymeoi with
reason Cash for Real Estate Contract;
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Brake St wheel aligning specialist. 0253'
ACCOUNTING
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AITLIANCE REPAIRS
EXPERT BEND IX and commercial and
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AUTOMOTIVE
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CEMENT WORK
GENERAL CEMENT CONTRACTING. CI'P
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DRESSMAKING
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FUNERA1 DIRECTORS
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CESSPOOL Septic tanks. Ph. 8745 o2C8
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WEATHER STRIPPING
FREE estimates, T. PULLMAN. Ph.
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Market Quotations
rortland Kustsiilf!
A smaller ihnn average supply
of seasonal fruils and vegetables
rated slUhtlv stronger prices to
day at Portland Easuside Farmers'
Wholesale Produce market.
On Uie short side was top qual
ity corn, preen peppers, cauliflow
er and slicing cucumbers. Best
packs of corn sold $1.75 a 5-dozen
box; preen peppers. $1.75-2 an or
ange box; sheer cucumbers, around
S1.25 flat.
Best packs oi tomatoes brought
$1.20-1.40 with most ordinary Hats
trading at $1-1.25. No. 1 cauli
flower was quoted at $1.75 crate.
Good cabbage sold $2.50 crate. Wil
lamette vallev lettuce sold $1.75
2 a 3-dozen head pack, and $1.25
a 4-riozen head crate.
Apples continued in good sup
ply at steady prices, one grower
selling Golden Delicious at $3 a
bushel box. Mast orchard run
boxes sold at $1.75-2.25.
Portland Produce Hcnion
Butter Prices to retailers- Orede AA
cart mis. 88c. A A prints 87c. A nrin'S
85-Bfic. A cartons 8fl-80c. B prints 85-8Sc.
lb cub- higher
Ea Price to retailers! AA large. 6ie;
A la-gt 81-62C! AA medium. 59c: A medi
um. 58-59e: A small, nominal. 44c doieft
Cheeie To retailers in rortland Oresor
trlp!.ts 46-41c lb., daisies 4,A-44o
af 47-504o lb Jobbers pa? lb le
To whnle:BT Portland Oregon s1nal
34'.c, loaf 56'i-.V7'ic. triplets, 50-52C lb.
I'urlMnil Mltoirvatr Manet
Ittillrr ( a b bulk 68 lb tubs AA
crude 92 score 84c. A grade 92 score H3c.
B grade 90 score 83c. C grnde 89 score 79c.
Butlerfat (Tentative, subject to imme
diate chancel Premium Quality maximum
of 3S of 1 percent acidity delivered 'n
Portland. 92c lb; firt quality 93-96c
lb.: second niinltly 91-92c: valley routes
and country points 2c less than first, or
91-itCc.
Chrese- -Selling pnre '0 PortlanO
tnilers: Ore singles S3-550 lb. Ore. loaf
54-S7C lb.' triplets. S3-550.
Ebbs To wholesalers A large M4e
S5 '.;c dozen, med. 55-66 ic B grade
43'i-43Sc
Rat btls Averice country Killed to re
tailers 43-fOc Ih Live fryers. colO'd
34o white 21 27e lb Old Due It and does ie
lbs and up) 15o u
Lire PntiltrT
Live ( hlrken No. 1 Leghorn broilers. 1
to 2 lbs.. 3a-37c; fryers. 2 to 3 lbs.. 37-
33c: .1 10 4 lbs. 37-3!r. roasters. 4'i Ins.
and over. 37-38c: under 3'j lbs.. 32-25c;
roovlers and stags, lo- 10c.
Drt-tsrd Chirkrn To retailers: Spring
rollers 3 lbs up f.2c lb. colored hena 17c
Leghorn fowl 32ci old roosters and stag
28c
Freh V net ablet
Ream Calif 17c lb Mld-Columbla B'u
Lake. mid-Caiumbta and Walla wlia
green and wax tf luo lb Oregon Oiant
10-12c lb Kentucky Wonders B-lOc Shell
oenn $1 .SO-175 20-lb lug Wax and Blur
Lake 9-lOc.
Beets Calif BM-lttc local 80-900 doten
P.Mteroll-Sl 50-1 6 lUB
('abli;ii;c Local round type, 12-2.23:
red. 6-"c lb.
Cnrrnts- Local, bonched. 6-dna orate
$3-3.7.1
Cauliflower Local No. 1, 51.85-2.10.
Celery California (oi nuiacr k me
Lablsh. MilwAukle $2-2.35 crate; blanche.
$2 75-3: Hearts. $2.-3.35 d02
Cirn- Best. $2-2.25 a 5-doi. box.
Dill 20-2c lb
Cucumbers Slicers 18 lb. flats. 11.50-
I. 65
Kssplant 20 lb crate. $2.10-2.25.
C.arhr Oreaon J0-Jc lb
Lettuce Local, dry pack, $2-2.23 per
3 (int.
Omnns Wash, dry No. L 11-1 3Si 10
ib sacks; Idaho, white. No. 1, $1.50-1.65.
large. "1.85 yellow Spanish. $1.20-1.35:
Parley Local TS-80o dori
Peppcra Oreen Caltl. 33-b crate
53.50-7.V Mid-Columbia 12-lb. flat 81c;
10-lb $1.75; red. flat $1.75; chilt, $1.M-
II. flats
Potatoes Washington Russets, $2.50
2 75: 50 lbs.. No 3. 00-95c; local long
white. 52 65-2 75; Klamath Russets. No. I.
12 75-2 85. Deschutes. No. 1. $3.75-3.85.
Pumpkin 3 'i-4o lb.
Kadtsliis Lurai red 60-BOo doa bunches
Riitabacas New ctop Wapaio (1 7&-J
50-lb sack Nrw crop Colo $2 SO-lb nca
New York
Stock Quotations
(By the Amcc la ted Preset
Ne Vora. VPt -Closin ouotacioai tndai
Allied Chem. it Or. l.'rt
merican Can 8-
Mn Power St Light 13
Mner lei St ret 174
Anaconda Copper 38'i
Atcnisok 87
Uendtx Aviation 3'-'
ilethienem Sieel 05';
Boeing Alrcrart 23'i
California Parking 32',
Canadian Pacific . 13'i
J I Case 37
Jhrysitr Corp 81 'J
Commonwealth A South 31:
L'oitflOllOnlrd Kdl.'on 27
Consolidated Vultee 191J
Continental insurance 48
Jrown iflleroach 39-;
Jurtlis Wrtshi fl
Oouglu Aircraft 771.:
Oupont de Nemoura 177
General Electrie .... 38',:
Ueneral Foods 45
General Motors 51'i
Uoodyear Tire ....... 60'i
.Ireat Northern pfd 4tj1i
Internn'.lona: Harvester 74
(nt Ppei pid. !!!!!!! -
iohna Maoviile .
Kennecott ......... 46
ix) n a Hell A 22
Maytag lo'i
Miami Copper ipj
Montgomery Ward ..... 69
Nash Kelvtnator 15
National Dairy 36
N V Ceniial itj
North Am Co 28
Northern Pacific I9j
Oac Amer Fi.1 13
Pacifio Oaj Eleo " (t 40-1)
Pacific r & t .127
fan American i (41;
Pennj j U ,',"" 47"j
ttadio Corp. jQ
Rayonier jg
ilayomet PM 33
tU-ynoJd Metals 27;
Safeway t. , , 3;,
Sears K-ebuclt 33 ;
dmclali Oil
Sauihern Pacific 42 H
Stance d tiraiids 331
llindard Ol Calif 56
Stewart Earner 14'l
iiudeoaicer .......... 2'i
3ua M.n.ug 11 -J
Union Oil 22
Union Paclflo 1131:
United Airline ngi
Ooited Aircraft ' 20 -i
United States Steel. OS
tVarur Bro-.nem 13 1
Weak Elec UIg Go 2b
Woolwortb 4ni
Richfield 15',i
DIRECTORS
WELDING
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BODY St FENDER WORKS
WE Specialize in trailer nitchea.
Penn 4 Corners 3955 E. State 0249
WELL DRILLING
J. A SNEED St 9ooa Well drllllrui 1605
ttruuK tit. aalem Phone 6601) oinr
WELl UKILLINO U U KqKM. ,
Uoi i3i-L. deiem. Ore first qoum eeNJU)
Ol dwegie tcnooi Ph 34367
W I N UUVT CLEANING
c.mk winTTow clcankks. windows.
floor, wood won oieaieO, Pn lill -Jl
Jourt Ai LangOoc & Cuibertaoo 0
Lodges
Meet every Wednesday
' CTN, evening Visitors wel
M come. IOOF Buiiding.
Kingwood lodce No. 204 A.F.
& A.M., Monday evening, 7
am. M.M. DcKiee. By order
of the secretary, L. L. Sloper. 249
Ainsworth Lodge No. 201.
Special Meeting, Tuesday,
October 22, 7:30 p.m. 250'
Spinach 20 lb. box. $1.50.
Sprouts Local to 52.50-2.65 flat.
Suuaah Zucch'nl 75c-II flat. Scallop.
75c-J 1. 14-lb. shaked $1.25-45 35-lb. pear
box S2.75-J3. Danish, lues. 85-90C.
Sweel potatoes Calif.. 60 lb. basket.
S3. 65-3. 85. yams 50 lb., $3.85-4.
Tomaliicfc- -Locai le-lb flat. No.
1.1 5-1.25: Calif nrnia wrapped $3.7 : re
packed. $4.25; Woodland, $1.40-1.65.
Turnips Runctiea. laano 1U dOEea
Topped $3 for 50-lb sack.
Yams Louisiana $3 35-3.50 erata.
rreeb Fruit
Apples Yakima Deilcioua. wrapped any;
packed, comb box $4.50-4.75, Jumble sos
$3 40: Hood River Spitz face-till box 11.75
3.00; Yellow Newtowns $4.3 Winter Ba
nanas 2 90: Orttevs $3 60 box. Jona
than tStt 13.40 H R Delicious 13.R&
lumble box Yakima Wlnesaos 14 49. Astra
Chan 40 lbs $4 40. Marvhllte Wash, dl
trlct Transparent 11 50-2 face lux: Red
Delicious, wrapped and packed. 14.50-4.75;
loose, $3-3 50.
Arorado Fuerie 14 25. choice 13 !-$
fancy $4-4 25 20-30 fiats, Calif Dlcke.
son all sizes. 14.50-4.75; Itzlmas, 14.73
6.75. Rananae-rOlfae-lOo Ib out bands. eraUr
extra
Cantaloupes Speares. 12.33-3.50; Dll
larris. $3-3.25.
Melon Honeydew. Jumbo flats. $3. it
orate.
Casabat Crate 13 50-75i bulk 4c lb
Cranberries Oregon 25-lb. boxes, 18.75
10; Eastern, $9.25.
(irapef rult Cai:I larse S5.30-5.7S. small
13. "o case. Texas pinks $5.10. while $4.80
Cochells $4 95 case: Cuban, all sizes, 18
8.50 Eloridi pinks, tarcer. $7.50-8; small
$6.75-7.25; white larger. 15 90-5.75; small
$7-7.25.
Grapes- -California Thompson seedless
$3.75; Riblers. $3.75: local Concords,
tugs; 1130- Tokay. $2 65-3.85 lugs; Lady
Fingers. $4-4.25; white Malagras. $3.35
I.cmini California, slues 252-300 and
360. $7 65-7.90: 433. $6 50
Limes Tubs of 6 20e
J9c.
Honey Dew Melons Jumbo flat I3-13.lt)
Wnpato 3.s-4a $1 45-$2 Cransbewa 13 35-
3.75; casabas. $2.50
Oraiurs UPllinon Calif 16 09- He, It
and up to $6.14: Valencia.!. 388s and
larger. 16 50-6.65: smaller. 15.35-5.30.
Quinre Local, 2'i-3c !b.
Pears Bartletts. comb pack 16-lb oca
12 23-2.35: Me a for wrapped and packed.
$5-5 25: Hood R.vrr. $4-4.75; orchard cun
11.75-3 Yakima W St P.. 14.35: D'Anlo
14 75. wrapped and packed boxes; Bo-ie
wrapped and packed. 14.25; loose $3.35
3.50: Hood River D'AnJou, $4.60-4.75.
Plneuiipli't Cu04n -- i
PomegranLlea 13.75-3.85 lut.
Heats
Country Meate Rollback prices to re
tailtrs Country killed Dogs. it Butcher
130-140 lbs I9-19V.O Ib Vealera. AA 33Ue
A 3H4 B 19Uj. 9 l7-17e. OUlls 13-I5c lb
Seef AA 21'ic. a ttt B 15c, canners
outterfl 13-14o bimDv AA 36c, A 24o
B 34 O 30o lb Carea FS 13 U 12e
R I0c
Veal AA 36-28e. A 34-260. D 33-240 ib
rult L8-20C
Hoes Fancy block 37-38o lb. Slock
butchers, packer style. 135-313 lbs. 33 U
over 313 lbs Shipper style 172-334 Iba 31 1
over 235 lbs.
Lamhs AA 28C, A 26-280. B 24-260 tb
Mm ion Fane, A 10-Uo according tr
4tia.it and wetrhL
Reef A A 28-20.:, A 36-38, B 33-350, C
31-22& canner-cutter bulla 18-30o lb.
Ctiseara Uark Oreen 8-8 'Ac dry 20o lb
WonlQovernmtni controL
Mohair 40o lb on 13-moa. growth.
Hay Wholesale sniomenti: Alfalfa. No
1 or oettcr $31-133.30 Oats-vetch mneC
hay. valley growers price $19-133. elover
hay 119-J22J Dated oo farms.
Hides Caives 2D-340 greet) Met lOo lb
tld Ibc Oreen Bulls tte (b
Hops Normal contracts: 1944 IA ap
1945 7Sc lb 1946 fl.tc 194" SOe lb.
Mute Dlslrlhulort- Basra
Chestnuts Local Italian 30c Ib.
Almonds Calif S3-33C lb.
EUberla 100 Iba Br-e- Da Rrli
lonae Colllyi Not
(New Crop!
JnDO 14-35'iO 34-330 34c
L!r 28'.b-30c 26-310 S4-33S,C
aj-2BC 23Vi-340 39Vi-Jli
waoy 24-300 39c
namuis rranquettea Na I I umbo
J6o large 33 34c. med. 31c baby 34 4e .b
No 2, umbo soft shells Mfeo, large ISo
med 29 4a
PorthuHl Grain
Porlland, Ore., Oct. 21 (Ti
Wheat: no futures quoted
Cash grain: oats 2-38 lb white
1)3.00; barley No. 2 2-45 lb B VV
63.00.
Ca.sh wheat (bid): soft white 1.85;
soft, white (excluding rex) 1.85;
while club 1.85; western red 1.85.
Hard red winter: ordinary 1.85;
10 peieem 1.87; 11 percent 1.92: 12
percent 1.98.
Hard white baart: ordinary un
quoted; 10 percent 2.27; 11 percent
2.29; 12 percent 2.31.
Today's car receipts: wheat 19;
barley 22; flour. 4; corn, 2; oats,
5; hay, 3; miilfeed, 5.
rortland Livestock
Portland. Ore., Oct. 2t (fp)
(USDAi Salable cattle 2,000, total
2.650 calves 550 and 700; market
uneven; medium-fjood steers 3.00
G.OO higher than week aro; no
.strictly nood slncrs nvallable late
Inst week; cows generally steady
with last week's best time; sonic
beef cows 50 cents higher and
canners 50 cenis lower: several
loads Rood beef steers 20.00-25.00;
latter record high; common-medium
crades 14.50-19.00; eood heif
ers upto 20.00; common-medium
crades mostly 13.50-17.50: medium
Kood beef cows 14.50-lfi.50; several
17.00; ranner-cuttcrs lamely 9.00
12.00; fat dairy typo cows up to
14.50; common-Rood sausage bulls
11.50-15.00: few good beef bulls
Ifi.OO-75: several lots medium
choice calves and vcalers 20.00; few
god-ehoiee vealers 1.00.
Salable hoes 350. total 1.550: mar
ket active. 2.00 hicher thin Fridav;
sows steady to 1.00 hirher; good
rhnlcc 170-290 lbs 27.00 to mostly
28.00; good sows larptely 25.00: few
fi.nn; good feeder pigs held about
21.00.
Hplahle sheep 1.500. total 3,000;
market slow; fat lambs steady:
ffood-cholce evades 18.50-19.00: 1
small lot 19.25; shorn lambs 18.50
down; common Iamb"? down to
M.50: ewes most moving reliably:
few sales and bids 2.00 lower at
6.50 down; 1 lot early up to 7.00.
Chicago Livestock
Chicago. Oct.. 21 fUSDAl Sal
able hogs 13.000. total 20.500; gen
eral market moderately active but
closed slow; nrices mostlv 1.00-2.00
hicher than Friday and Saturday::
only few sales Saturday; good and
choice barrows and gilts 190
pounds and over largely 24.00-25.00
with ton 25.00: very little here
under 180 pounds or over 250
pounds, but hogs weighing up to
300 pounds or better will btint?
ton; few lots good and choice 150
170 pounds 21.00-23.00: most good
and choice sows 22.00-22.50; lair
clearaiife.
Salable cattle 18.000. total 20.
000; salable calves 2.000.. total 2.
000: choice fed .steers and yearllntf.s
Including yearling heifers 25-50
rents higher than last FYiday. about
like last Thursday: other grades
slow, steady: ton 35.00 paid for
strictly choice 1 .20f-nound aver
ages: several loads 3ODO-34.50: best
heifers 27 50; mixed offerings 31.50;
bulk 19 00-30.00.
Salable sheep 13 000. total 14.000:
no early sales slaughter -lambs,
buyers talking 1.00 and more low
er: generally pricintr good and
choice natives at 21.00 but prac
tically no bids as yet; slaughter
ewes opened 50 cents lower: six
loads common to low medium west,
erns 6.25-6.75; scattered bids 8.25
on good to choice natives.
George Bernard Shaw's total
income for the first nine years
he devoted to writing was only
$30.
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon,
Wheat Soars 5
Cent Top Today
Chicago, Oct. 21 CU.B Wheat
soared the 5 cent top today as
grain futures extended gains
from an uneven start of the
board of trade.
All three wheat deliveries
closed a nickel higher. Corn
gained 3'i to 4ri cents and oats
were 2'i to 3:1i cents higher.
Barley was unchanged to up 3 k
cents.
Wheat opened i cent up and
down, and was sold to mills as
shot's covered. Buyers expect
ed tlie government to lift ceil
ings and restrictions soon. Lo
mal May sales were absorbed in
the uptilt.
Corn led early gains and
started -la to 1 cent higher
through commission house sup
port. The firm market appar
ently was influenced by a stea
dier cotton trade following gov
ernmental investigation of last
week's three-day tumbles.
Cash house hedges sold Jan
uary corn, but local traders and
Commercial interests absorbed
the offerings. Corn advanced
further through a hog price
raise as well as spot market
strength.
Oals climbed on light re
ceipts. Shorts and commission
houses bought, while operator
interests sold the May. Some
accumulative purchases were at
tributed to hampered oals mave
ment because shippers favored
corn and wheat.
Cash corn was strong, but
weaker for lower grades. No.
2 yellow sent for $1.68. Soy
beans were strong, and $3.13
was bid for the year's to-arrive
balance.
Turkey Rejects
Russian Proposal
Ankara, Oct. 21 U.R Turkey
rejected Soviet efforts to con
duct bilateral negotiations on
the Dardanelles today and pro
posed instead an International
straits conference of- Montreux
convention signatories, except
Japan, plus the United States.
A Turkish nole to Russia, re
plying to recent Soviet propose
als, turned down the plan for
joint Soviet-Turkish defense of
the Dardanelles. It said Turkey
considered her exchange of
views with Russja, as envisaged
ai I'oisoam, was compieie.
The Turkish government said
it felt Soviet fears of aggression
against Russia through the
straits should be allayed by the
fact that United Nations forces
would aid the national armies
to defeat aggression fnom any
quarter.
Bose Died in Hospital
From Plane Crash
Singapore, Oct. 21 W) An of
ficial announcement said today
a thorough investigation in To
kyo had established the death of
Sublias Chandra Bose, comman
der of the Japanese-sponsored
Indian national army, in a Tai
hoku, Formosa, military hospital
the night of Aug. 18, 1945.
The cause of Bose's death was
given as heart failure resulting
from multiple burns and shock
suffered in the crash of a plane
en route from Singapore to Ja
pan, the announcement said. The
Tokyo investigation was made
at the request of the supreme
allied commander for southeast
Asia.
The Tokyo ratlin announced
Bose's death Aug. 23, 1945. Mo
handas K. Gandhi was quoted as
saying last January that he be
lieved the Indian nationalist
leader was still alive and was
"biding his time somewhere."
Salem Markets-1
Completed trom report ol Srilem
dfMlor fm the Eiiidanc or On pi
tal Journal Render (Revised
dallj.)
Krlmll PrtrM
Rabbit Frrif Pffllet.. 14.03 cwt.
Kc. Math- -14 r0 cwt.
Hairy f rrri 1'i 70 cwt.
rul!rr Hcnvv coiorprl hfna. No 1 10c
Ib No. i 26c. Colored fryers. No. 1. 40c ib
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Market's Briefed
By United Press
Stocks irregular higher on
quiet trading.
Bonds and U. S. governments
irregular.
Curb stocks irregular.
' Foreign silver unchanged in
New York to 90' cents a fine
ounce.
Cotton irregular.
Wheat up 5 cents.
Storm Warnings Hoisted
Portland, Ore., Oct. 21 U.R
Storm warnings were hoisted
at 2 p.m. today, along the Ore
gon and Washington coasts, in
cluding the inland waters of
Washington, Straits of Juan de
Fuca and mouth of the Columbia
river, for strong to galo south
easterly winds, the U. S. weath
er bureau here announced.
Monday, Oct. 21, 19461.1
Stocks Advance
Irregularly
New York, Oct. 21 M5) Both
buyers and sellers made idle
passes at the stock market to
day, with the former holding a
shade the advance, but dealings
were among the slowest of the
past month or so.
Neither bullish nor bearish
enthusiasm was in evidence
from tht opening on although,
near the close, advances or frac
tions to a point or so were in
the majority. Steels attracted
support at the last. Transfers
for the full proceedings were
in the neighborhood of 800,000
shares.
A rally in recently weak cot
ton futures and grains propped
sentiment for stocks to some ex
tent, brokers suggested, al
though gyrating commodities
still provided a cautionary in
fluence.
Closing Dow-Jones averages:
Industrial, 171.93. up 0.59; rail,
47.68, up 0.18; utility, 35.11, up
0.28; 65 stocks, 61.90, up 0.25.
Sales totaled 830.000 shares
compared with 920,000 shares
last Friday. Curb volume was
210,000 shares against 260,000
shares last Friday. Bond turn
over of S2.850.000 compared
with $31,791,000.
Dog Saves Life of
Girl in Seattle Home
Seattle, Oct. 21 U.R Meat
shortage or not, Jiggs, a 3-year-old
mongrel dog is going
to get the biggest chunk of bone
he's ever had by way of re
ward. The dog, choked by smoke
from a fire in the basement of
his home, yesterday pulled the
covers off 16-year-old Ruth
Brown and tugged at her arm
to waken her in time to escape.
Firemen who entered the
house a few minutes later were
nearly overcome by fumes.
Births, Deaths
Silverton To Mr. and Mn. Rollto K.
Hester, a duhtrr. wflnht 9 pound
and 2 ounces, October 19. at Silverton
hospital. Tha little lrl has seven living
aranrtpa rents. W. W. Neal and Mr. am
Mrs. W. A Healer are great-nrandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LeRud and Mb
and Mrs. Dolph Heater are grandparents.
Smith To Mr. and Mrs. Harlan R.
Smith. Independence, a son. Dennis Har
land. Oct. 9.
Mull To Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle O. Mull.
!)35 Norway, a son, Wally Georze, Oct.
16.
Schmidt To Mr. and Mrs. Burkr L,
Schmidt 1717 John, a son. Robert Po'V
ell. Oct. 15.
Anderson To Mr. and Mrs. Euscne A
Anderson. 816 Mill, a son, Walter Eunr-na.
Oct. 16.
Fcrrrn To Mr. and Mrs. Curtis O. Fer
ren. 339S North River road, a son, Gala
Ellis. Oct. 12.
Irvine To Mr. and Mrs. Melvtn O. Tr
vtiiK, Monmouth, a son, Randall Clark
Oct. 10.
Dealha
Donna Jean Wampner
Donna Jean Wamner. late resident of
Portland, at a local hospital. October 20,
at the ase of 17 years. Survived by her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wampner of
Opportunity. Wash. Announcement or ser
vices later by Howell-Edwards company.
L. Glenn Wheeler
I,. Glenn Wheeler, late resident of 2129
N.E. Multnomah street. Portland, on the
Pacific highway near Brooks. October
10. at the. anfl of 41 yours. Father of
Wilfred Wheeler and Edward Wheeler of
Marshalltown, Iowa; and son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Wheeler of Marshalltown.
Iowa. Also survived by four sisters and
one brother. Announcement of services
later by Clough-Barrlck company.
Claude S. Whitman
Claude S. Whil man. at Ills home at
3S80 South Commercial street. Saturday
October 19. at the ase or 5 years. Hus
band of Mis. Mnyme Whitman or Den
ver, Colo.: father or Robert Whitman of
Denver. Colo., and Paul Whitman of
i-oijiavllle, Ky.; nnd brother of Mrs. Ber
tha Whitman or Greeley, Colo., and
Clarence Whitman or Perk. Idaho. Ship
ment is bema made by the Clounh-liar-rir.k
company to Denver, Colo., for ser
vices and interment.
Charles Gilbert Srlimer
Suvrrlon Funeral services for Charles
Gilbert Sehaaer. 31. are announced (sub
ject to cliancf! when relatives are con
tacted) for Tuesday, 2 pin., from th
Memorial chapel or Hie Ekmnn funeral
home. R-v. M J. K Kuhr officiating,
fulfil rilei nt Valley View cemetery. Scha
iter died lute I-'rtday at Silverton hospi
lal from the effects o( bums sustained
from nn explosion ol a uas torch with
which lie wa.i burn in rt out a fence row
on his ranch near Silverton. earlier dur
ing the dav. Horn at llarlinaton. Nebr.,
IJrrember 29. 114. Il.irt lived In this vi
cinity for the past 15 months, man ag
in;, the Rue turkey ranch His widow.
Leonora, and two small dnimhters. Netta
ami Nancy, survive: also hi.s parents and
one sister in Redlands. Calif . Mr. and
Mn. Adolph Sihaner. and Mrs. Nirma
Gallup; another sister. Mm. Geonge,
jHiivseu or Salem, and a brother, Duane
Schacer or Lakeside. Calif.
Griirse A. Rtrhmnnd
Georae A. Richmond, late resident of
21a North Commercial street. October 19.
Survived by a dauehter, Donna Rich
mond of Salem. Announcement of Mt
vices later by Cloush-Barrick company.
Jeiile Hurley Pratt
N-ar Kings Valley. Orcjton. October 17.
.ici.sle Hurley Pratl. late resident o( Hos
kms. OrcKon, at the age of J3 years. Son
o( Mrs Eduh Kelly of Hosklns: brother
of Bob Kelly and LeRoy. Carl, Keith and
Connie Pintt, all of Hoskins. and Mrs.
Christine Mitch of Vmiport City. Services
will be held Wednesday, October 33, at
1:30 p.m at the W. T. Rindon chapel
with concluding services in the Lee Mis
sion cemetery. Rev, Dudley Strain offi
ciating. Doile Stafford
Doyle Stafford. late resident of Grants
Pass, at a local hospital, Friday. October
13. Shipment has hren made to Grants
Pass by the Howell-Edwards company for
services and interment.
Mr. Ollfve llnllnier
Mrs. Olive lio.iiiicr. late resident of 360
McGllchrist street. Salem, at a local hos
pital. October 19. Surviving are a daugh
ter. Mrs Marie McGllchrist of Salem;
son, H. S Bolinaer of Pnnevllle. Orecon,
seven grandchildren and two great grand
children Services were held from -he
Clouah-Barric chapel Monday, October
21. ay 3 n.m. with Rev. Chester Hamblln
officiating. Intciment was in Beleres&
Memorial park.
Howard Laverne Dull
Howard Lavrrm Doll, at ttie amity
residence at 360 Hooa street, October 20,
at the age of four months. Infant on
of Mr. p.nd Mrs. Elmer Doll of Salem;
grandson of Mr. and Mrs. William Wtens
of Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Lawson R.
Dnll of South Dakota. Announcement of
Her, ices later by the Howell-Edwards
company.