FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
GOOD clec. wish, machlnt, 838 Trade.
IRON IN Q BOARDS, metal and wooden,
pad Si cover.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
353 H. Liberty n"
PHILLIPS BROS., cedar posts, corner
- posts, wood, hop poles, bean stakes,
shakes, fertiliser and special timber or
ders. Rt. 8. Box 118. Dial O. call 68F22.
? FOE YOUR cabin at the coast, a radio
that assure goo a recepuuu,
plo Master."
VEATER APPLUNCE CO.
855 N. Liberty n
HALF young fat beet, 30c lb., delivered.
Phone 32838. n90
FULLER brushea. 1745 Grant. Pb. 8357.
n88
VACUUM CLEANERS! Weitlnghouaa, Uni
versal and Royal.
VEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty. nw'
WE BUS St sell furniture, tools, stoves
dishea. motors, radios, slectrle ppU
ances. household loodt. iCLIOatAW'S
385 N. Oommerclal. Phone 9885 nj
PLASTI-KOTE paint, the cellophane Tin
lsh for floors, furniture, automobiles,
on wood, metal, concrete and lino
leum.
VEATER APPLIANCE CO.
353 N. Liberty n95'
NAVAJO RUGS and saddlt blankets. 175
S. High. Phone A0B8, nlOB
ELECTRIC 42 sallon water heater. $79,80.
TA, 4314, Portland. nlOB
FARMERS, ATTENTION! Portable Clean-
Easy mllxlnff machine.
Y EATER APPLIANCE CO.
258 North Liberty, nBO
C. E. WILLIAMS, sewing machine repair
specialist. I do not sell new machines.
Parts ' ' all makes.- Pinking shears
ground. Ph. 5765. 1940 N. 18th. nl02
PALLETONE, ONE coat, washable oil
paint for walls, ceilings and wallpaper
dries In one hour.
Y EATER APPLIANCE CO.
23S N. Liberty n95"
J GARDEN sand, gravel, crushed rock
t Shovel St drag-line excavating WALL
ING BAND AND GRAVEL CO Ph 8M1
LAWN CART all metal, rubber tread
lawn and garden tools.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
233 N. Liberty H95
THE WORLD famous 8 ELM A TRAILER
goes anywhere with turn-on-a-dlme
maneuverability. Also 8 ELM A low bed
Hay and Orchard Wagons. Wards Farm
Store, High and Trade Sts.. Balem. n8B
BUTTER CHURNS Electric.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty
D93
ALARM CLOCKS, electric desk, mantle
and wall clocks.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty P'
130 BASS accordion. Perfect condition.
1205 Alder Ave. iiBB
TRANSPARENT PLASTI-Kote for drain
boards, floors and furniture.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
353 N. Liberty n
D ATI LIAS, gladlolas. . 881 RosemonU Ph.
4325.
WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator, 30 cu. ft.
Ideal for restaurant, grocery or large
farm home.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
253 North Liberty. n!02
ONE OIL burner circulator, good eond.
Nelson Bros. Ph. 4149. n-
ELECTRIC range burners now available
for all makes of ranges. High speed
Calrodtype, solid top and replacement
colls. For service or parts call 4311.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty. 1 088
WHEEL CHAIRS and Hospital Beds. Buy
or sell, rnt or trade. Max Buren, 745
Court St., Balem. Ph. 7778. nB9
PIN-UP AND table lamps,
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty
n95'
BEAT YOUR home eieotrioally It's con
venient, olean, economical Be us to:
Ires estimates,
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 H Liberty n
COMMERCIAL RANGES, 4 burner and 2
burner with half grill.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty n95
CANVAS PAINT to make awnings, bug
gies and lawn furniture look like new
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty n95
THEY'RE HERE. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
New fender skirts. 1800 So. 12th. n88
FARMERS, ATTENTION! Westlnghouse
auto, electrlo milk cooler.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty. n.90
ANTIQUE walnut carved back settee and
what not, perfect cond. Ph. 4372. n89
TELEPHONE A Intercomm. sets.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
253 N. Liberty n05
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
MODEL L. A. John Deere tractor. W. W.
Fisher, Rt. 8, Box 1530, Hollywood Dr.
Phone 32832. naflO
YOUNG LADY to share apt.. B40 Cheme
keta St., Apt 8, between 5 and 7 p.m.
na88
X WHEEL trailer. Suitable for haul
ing boat. Ph. 7840. na88
WANTED: Burlap and cotton bass, all
kinds. Willis Kelley. Ph. 33156. na94'
USED FURNITURE Phone 0188
PERSONAL
AUTO RADIOS. Philco or Motorola.
Available now. Let Morrow Radio Co.,
153 S. Liberty, install one In your car.
Phone 5955. P88
WILL PARTY who called at Mrs. Oak
man's Easter morn, regarding property
on Bellcrcst Rd., please contact her at
once. Deal did not go through. p88
PROFESSIONAL ADVISER. Well known
by former name "Martin." Appts.
daily, 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. 1271 Che
meketa St. p89
READING, know the truth, 3361 State.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS.. P.O. Box 734.
P276
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE or trade, 1930 Model A 4-door.
A-l. 936 Trade.- q88
liiu CHEVROLET, good cond. through
out, can be seen all day Sat. or Sun.
Week days after 8 p.m. q90
"lia FT. HOUSE trailer. Like new. J500.00.
m -After 4 p.m. 2085 N. Commercial q93
TrA PLYMOUTH motor, 150. Ph. 33331.
Q93'
1035 CHEV. COUPE. Priced for quick sale,
Nile Hawk Cafe. Call before 6 p.m.
Mail DODGE 4-door sedan. Clean, very
good cond., 1576. Inquire 1336 State St.
m.i4 PLYMOUTH 4-door. good rubber.
smooth running motor, clean Inside and
out: radio. 1307 N. Com'l. Ask tor Mr,
Doll. qot
'30 CHEV. 3-door sedan. Just overhauled
Two new tires, radio, heater. Good
paint. Phone 25156.
FOR SALE: 1940 Chev. Hi -ton flatbed
truck. Good condition, crelghton Jones.
Rt 1. Gervals. Phone 32843. 490
10.16 G.M.C. L.U.B. truck. Good tires St
motor. Will's Service Station, 837 S.
Commercial. Phone 7167. qso'
1046 CHEVROLET Fleetmaster sedan. Call
9336. q90
BEFORE YOU SELL THAT CAR
See
TEAGUE MOTOR COMPANY
FOR BEST Deal in Town.. Cash on the
Line. Wa will Pay Top Prices for Clean
Cars.
KAISLR-PRAZER Dealer, 355 N. Libert;
qss'
WANTED: BEST late model Chev. Tudor
sedan iiooo will buy. Write Box 353,
Capital Journal. qss
'34 PLYMOUTH. $150.00. 606 8. Church
Phone 7370. q89
'41 DE SOTO, private. Call after 8 p. m,
1078 Highland. q88
3936 FORD Cpe new motor, battery and
generator, good body and tires, 1600.
Phone 8054. q89
1933 TERRAPLANE, A-l cond., new rings.
pistons, valves, tires. Bearings. Reason'
able, 825 Madison after 2 p. m. qBfl
1930 OLDSMOB1LE Sedan as lS. 3175.00,
Rt. 6, Box 397. Call Sunday only. qS8
'48 WC1ZZER Motor Bike, perfect cond..
1370 Ferry street, after l.JQ p. m. qS9
AUTOMOBILES
'33 CHEV. COACH, 17 In. tires, runs good,
$195. 630 Norman Ave. E of Stats hos
pital. q88
TO TRADE 1936 4 dr. Master Deluxe
Chev. sedan lor 1937 or '38 Va-ton pick
up. A. R. Tartar, 3430 Garden Rd. Ph.
8410. qs9
HOLLYWOOD FORD convertible. New
motor, dual carburetors, high compres
sion head. Two-speed rear-end, new
tires, new lacquer paint Job. Lots ex
tras. 31650. Ph. Aumsvllle 724. or in
quire Roberts Service Station In Aums
vi lie. q88
FOR SALE: Ford Truck. Good condition.
1300. Small camping trailer, sleeps 2,
1100, Ph. 32504. Ray Salter. Rt. 6, Box
348. q88
SMALL trailer house, 3227 Hyde St. q88
1040 FORD dump truck, new Mercury mo
tor, 90 rubber, reasonable price. L. F.
Marshall, Woodburn, Ore. 444 Young St.
Ph. Main 194. q88
'33 TUDOR FORD, good Shape, see for
yourself, George Ely, Valley Motor wash
rack. q88
1030 iodel A Tudor, In good condition.
' 630 N. 30th, see between 6 and 8 p.m.
FOR SALE OR TRADE for late model car,
1940 International, ton and half truck,
long wheel base, 8:35 tires, two-speed
axle. Arnold Phillips, Box 261, Turner,
Oregon. q6S
1040 PLYMOUTH Conv. Excellent cond.
Inquire Standard Station, 595 Court.
q88
FOR SALE: '34 V-8 Sedan, '39 motor, 5
new tires Si body fair. Price 1285. Ken
neth Crenshaw, 325 Park Ave. Car will
be at Farm Labor Camp, care of Ernest
Little. qas
'86 FORD 2-dr. sedan, new '39 motor,
brakes and battery. $395. 1890 S. 13th.
DICK'S USED CARS
Q88
'84 V-S TUDOR, seal beam lights, new
leather upholstery. S295. 1890 s. 13th.
DICK'S USED CARS
q88
'35 CHEV. 4-dr. sedan, heater, 3325, 189U
S. 13th.
DICK'S USED CARS
qB8
'85 STUDE 4 dr. sedan, good cond, new
paint. S345. 1890 S. 12th.
DICK'S USED CARS
qS8'
A V-8 ROADSTER, all hopped up. clocked,
at 114 m.p.h,. J395. 1890 S. 12th.
DICK'S USED CARS
q88
NEW INDIAN CHIEF Motorcycle, 1300,
accesories, only 5000 ml. Really a honey.
1890 8. 12th.
DICK'S USED CARS
qS8a
FOR SALE: Small tractor, Chev. motor.
16 In. plow, power lift, 4 ft. tandem
disc, 5 ft. steel roller. Phone 174W.
Call evenings, not Sun. 884 7th St.,
Independence, Ore. qS8
FOR SALE 1350.00 6 cylinder, '33 Chryl.
good tires, good, solid body, and good
paint. Call at 12 noon, or after 6. 210
N. 13th St. q89
TRAILER HOUSE, 33-ft. Schult, exc. Fir
Crest Trailer Park, 3910 N. River Rd.
q88
NEW FENDER SKIRTS
Iirn dlata Delivery. Dick's Used Cars.
1890 SO. 13th. qBS
BEFORE YOU SELL THAT CAR
I See
TEAGUE MOTOR COMPANY
FOR BEST DEAL In town. Cash on the
line. We will pay Top Prices for Clean
Cars. Your
KAISER-FRAZER DEALER
355 N. Liberty qSB
WANTED
VOUR CAR foi cash. Will pay mora for
late clean models. See us now.
SQUARE DEAL USED CARS
1155 S. 12th St. 497
MOTORCYCLES
INDIAN
SALES SERVICE PARTS
An makes used motorcycles bought
sold repaired
8HROOK MOTOR CO.
Phons 8503 - Salem
ATJTO PAINTING. PH. 4010
WILLAMETTE MOTOR CO., 725 N. COM'L
HUDSON
SALES - SERVICE - PART8
Free estimates overhauling body
and fender repair painting. "Give
Shrock a try and you'll know why."
.- - SHROCK MOTOR CO
Phone 8503 i Salsm
FINANCIAL
WE LUCE to make LOANS
WE LIKE to say "Yes" to loan requests,
because making loans of 125 to 8250 or
more Is our ONLY business. Phone or
visit Personal Finance Co., You can get
a loan from your "Yes Man" in Just
1-vlslt Call today.
518 State St., Rm. 125, Salem
Ph. 3191 E. Gallinger. Mgr.
Lie. 8- 123 M. 165 rlOS
SEE US FOR
ATTRACTIVE FARM LOANS
ONLY 4T. INTEREST
8 to 40 Years and NO Commission!
Leo N. Chllds. Inc.
REALTORS
344 State St. Phone 9261. 89
Real Estate Loans
Farm City New Construction
' 4 4A
A. N. Duncan
12-14 Ladd St Bush Bank Bldg.
Phono 9658
r'
FIRST MORTGAGES ON REAL ESTATE
WE OFFER for sale first mortgages on
improved real estate, Salem and vicin
ity, amounts $500 to 85000, NET In
vestors 5 pet. Interest Make your own
selection. Collections of all principal
and Interest payments made by us
without charge to the Investors.
STATE FINANCE CO.. 183 8. High St
3 MONEY S
REAL ESTATE LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
CAR LOANS
We Buy Real Estate Mortgages and
Contracts
STATE FINANCE CO., REALTORS
Llo S-216 M-222 153 8 High St. r
AUTO LOANS
WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO
Stb FLOOR GUARDIAN BLDO
License No. M-159. 8-154
MONEY FOR EVERY PURPOSE
IF YOU are capablt of building 10 to
100 . bouses Salem or vicinity during
1947 and need financial assistance.
Contact Os. We are also tnterented In
financing one or two large apartment
house units.
STATE FINANCE CO.. LlO S216M222
163 8. High St Ph. 4121 r
GENERAL FINANCE CORP
LOANS
8-138 and U-338
and
ROY H. SIMMONS
INSURANCE AND LOANS
136 S Commercial St Tel 9168.
FARM AND CITY LOANS
4fe and b
rODB OWN TERMS of repayment within
reason Cash for Real Estate Contracts
- and Second Mortgages,
CAPITOL SECURITIES CO.
307 Pioneer Trust Bids. Ph 7162 r
TRANSPORTATION
WANTED 3 riders to Hot Sprlnss, S.
Dakota. Write D. B. Reeves, Donald,
Ore. x89
GOING TO Texas, have room for 3 per
sons to Ft. Worth or vicinity. Prefer
coupie wno can neip drive. Ph. 34768.
X90
Directory
APPLIANCE REPAIRS
OLSON WASHER 'REPAIR. Ph. 2-3100.
OlOO
ACCOUNTING
EXPERT BENDIX and commercial and
domestic refrigeration service. Ralph
Johnson Appliances 833 Center Pb. 4036
ARCHITECTURAL
DRAWING house plans. Call 9621. O103
AUTO BRAKES
MIKE PANER, 275 B. Com'l. Ph. 6161
Brake St Wheel aligning specialist.
O101
AUTOMOTIVE
MARION MOTORS
NASH SERVICE
Towing service, day Phone 7839
Might, 34413. 831 Cents'. e
DIRECTORY
BULLDOZING
BULLDOZING, leveling, clearing teeth for
brush. Virgil Husaey, sos rairview Ave.
Phone 33148, Salem. Ql08
GLEASON'S Catering Bervloa. Ph. 25379.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
FURNACES, CHIMNEYS vacuum cleaned.
ENS LEY, TT1 B. 21SI BC. M. 71'IB. OI UJ-
CEMENT WORK
GENERAL CEMENT CONTRACTING. Cliff
Ellis, too K mn st. ea un. caw
CONTRACTING
GENERAL CEMENT CONTRACTING.
Harry Hill. Ph. 7fl. oibp"
DECORATING
DELIVERY SERVICE
SALEM DELIVERY and Pickup Sevlce.
145 S. Church. Phone 4iu, oido
EVANS MOTORCYCLE Merchant Delivery.
Ph. 7000. 175 N. High. 088-
DIGGING St LEVELING
DIGGING, Basements, Ditches, Leveling
Fill Dirt. PEuu, racmo excavating uom
pany. Salem Oregon. Phons 3456 or
H793. 89
DRESSMAKING
DRESSMAKING, button boles, hemstitch
ing, buttons St buckles covered, altera
tions. 2395 N. 4th. Phone 3900. 093
EXTERMINATORS
COCKROACH. MOTH EXTERMINATOR
service. Ph. aoDO. Lee cross, imou . inn
o!02
PEMBERTON'S FLOWER Shop.
12th. Pr 33348.
BREITHAUPT'S for flowers. Dial 9195 o
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
HOWELL FUNERAL HOME. Ph 3673 0
rURNITURE REPAIRING
WANTED! Furniture to glue and repair-
Lee Bros.. 4020 E. Btats. Pn. 3133
0153
TRUCK SERVICE, moving and hauling.
Arthur McClellan, rnone aziss. oiw
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
J R. WATKINS CO. PRODUCTS. Free .1el
1717 Center St. fnone ojo. oiui-
IIOUSEPAINT1NG
C. HORN. Good work.
Free estimates
096
Ph. 5313. 1235 B. lBtn.
LANDSCAPING
LAWNS, planting, landscape plans. Ar
bor Landscape service, rnonc leoa. nuu
LEVELING St DOZING
JOHNSON St BRIGGS. Grading Sts. At
Roads. Phone 8035 aaiem. o
LUMBER
LUMBER, custom planing and car load
ing. Lumber Industries, inc., success
ors to H. & 8. Lumber Co., Wallace
road. West Salem. Ph. 9693. oll4a
MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS
, HAUSER. 935 Saginaw. P. 7828
ol07
MATTRESSES
CAPITAL BEDDING. Phone 4069. QlOS'
SALEM MOVING Ss Delivery Service.
Phone 7665. Insured carrier. obb
MUSIC LESSONS
SPANISH and HAWAIIAN Guitar, Mando
lin, banjo, etc. 1533 Court. Ph. 7569. oafl
OIL CIRCULATORS
OIL BURNER Sales and Service. Wm. C.
Drew. Phone 5395. 0111
OIL CIRCULATORS. 24 nr. service. Parts
available. Phone 6072. obb-
ROY C. HANSON.
decorating.
0113
Phone 2-5838.
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING. Free
estimate. Ph 9513. 857 snipping, oew
PAINTING A PAPERHANGING
JERRY JOHNSON. Phone 3493.
PAPERHANGING
EXPERT PAPERHANGING. H. J. Wood-
worth. Phone 3015. o-iua-
PLOWING AND DISCING
GARDEN PLOWING and discing In N.
Salem or Keizer. Ph. 22160. oiuo
PLUMBING AND repair. Prompt service.
Lnrry Traviss. 1029 Highland Ave. rn.
8601. o!13
PRINTING
COMMERCIAL PRINTING. Letterheads.
envelopes, business earns, ouice iorms,
briefs, ' small booklets. Quick delivery.
Johnson Printing Co. In basement at
182 S. Liberty St. 7490. o!01
SAND AND GRAVEL
GARDEN SILT and gravel. Bosley St Mey
er. Ph. 3046 or 22160. OBB
GARDEN son,, crushed rock. Shovel &
dragline excavating Walling Sand e
Gravel Oo Phone 8561 e
SEPTIC TANKS
ROTO-ROOTER SEWER SERVICE: SeW-
ers and drains cleaned. Free estimate.
Proi -t service. Ph. 5327 or 9468. ol07
MIKE'S Cesspool Si Scptlo Service, mod
ern equipment 1079 im St., w. eaiem.
Ph. 9468 or 5327. OlOl
K F. nAMEL. Septic Tanks Cleaned
1143 8th St. W. Salem. Ph. 7404. 0116
SEWING MACHINES
SEWING MACHINES repaired and rented
Cash paid for machines, regardless o!
condition Ph 7671 or write W Daven
port. 1930 North 18th. Work Guar. O-90
SPRAYING
SPRAYING. L. W. Caudle. Ph. 7900. olOO
COMPLETE spray service. Trees St weeds
Modem equipment. Aerosol generator
Conrentronal sprayer. Philip W. Blelk?
Phone 21208 87
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
LOCAL St DISTANCE Transfer, storage
Burner oils coal, briquets Ttuclts to
Portland dally. Agent Lyon Van Lines
tor household goods to California points
Larmer Transfer & Storage. Ph. 3131. V
VACUUM CLEANERS
HOOVER VACirmi CLEANER owners. '
will service your Hoover cleaner com
pleto tor $3.50 plut part U required
Hogg Bros Ph 9149 o
WEATHER-STRIPPING
FREE estimates T. PULLMAN.
Ph. 5965.
ol07
WHITTAKER'S WELDING WORKS. Ph.
5600. O108
WELL DRILLING
WELL DRILLING. M. D. Enloe,
Box 144. Auburn Rd. Ph. 35198.
Rt. 9,
ol08a
. A. SNEED St SONS. Well drilling 3505
Brooks St., Salem Phone 6B09. 0127
CLEMENT BROS, well drillers.
Gervats, Ore Ph 2-4378.
WINDOW CLEANING
ACME WINDOW CLEANERS. Windows
wall St woodwork cleaned Floors clean
ed waxed St polished Ph 3337 41
Court uanadoc Oulbertsoo and Mather
WINDOW cleaning house cleaning, floor
waxing. Salem Window Service. Ph.
21342. o91
PROFESSIONAL
Phone 4457
CLEANING SERVICE
ELECTRIC WIRING No delay. Material
available. Phone 9740. O108
WOOD SAWING
R. B. Cross. Ph 8178.
LODGES
A Ainsworth Lodge 201. A.F. &
VtvV A.M. 248 North Commercial,
Tuesday. April 15, 7:30 p.m.
M.M. Degree. 90
t. O. O. F. meets every
S Wednesday nlaht. Seo
ond Degree. Visitors
welcome.
Fraternal Order or Eagles meets
every Tuesday at 8 pm More tnan
a minion memoers.
To place classified ads
phone 3571 or 8037.
Market Quotations
Portland Prone ttettaasa
Butt erf at Tentative (subject to Imme
diate change) Premium quality maximum
Portland 75-7BC. first quality 70-B0c lb. I
second quality 73-76c; valley routes and
country points 3o less than first, or 77-
78c.
Butter wholesale f.ob. bulk, 68 lb
cubes, AA, 93 score, 66-67ei A, 92 score,
iQ-llc: B, 9Q score, oa-ooc; u, ov soie.
68c.
Cbees Selling price 10 fortiana
whultjtaler: Oreion singles 42-49c: Ore
son loaf, 42-52c; triplets. 39Vfc-50tte,
Egr To wholesalers; a great uni
48l,i-50Vic; medium. 4t'-46c; small,
(puliat) 4itt-42ttc; B grade 'large 42tt-
44 'ic.
Esse Purchases rrom farmers: uurrvm
receipts 37-41c, buyers pay 3-SMiO dos.
below wholesale quotations on sraaoo
basis tor best hennery esse
Portland Dairy Market
Batter Prices to retailers! Grade AA
carton, 7lci AA prints, 70ci A prints,
r u A cartons, 71c; B prints, sac;
one-fourth pound oubes, cent higher.
Ens Prices to retailers, AA extra large,
56c; AA large (certified) 545Sc; A large,
49.50c: AA medium. 60c: A mediums, 45-
46c; A small, 42o dozen; carton, 24c
additional.
Checaa Prlcea to retailers Portland:
Oregon singles, 43-54o Ib.t Oregon loaf,
46-56o; triplets. 42-&o-
Poultryt
Live Chickens Paying pries to produ
cers: No. 1 broilers, under 2 lbs., 30c
lb frvers. 2 U 3 lbs.. 30C 10.: 3 to i
lbs., 34-350 lb.; roasters, 4 lbs. and over,
34-35c lb.; fowl, Leghorn, under 2 lbs.,
io-20c lb.: over 3',i ids.. ?4g id.; iowi.
colored, all wts., 32-340 lb.
Rabbit Average to manors no-ouo w
dreued oricea to producers. 43c. ryera
live whits 30-340 Ib.i colored, 17-310 tb
Vegetables!
Artichokes Cat., 4 and 5 doz., (3.50.
AiDaraxus Oal. smalls. 83.50-4.00 box;
Cal. Cent. dist. No. 1, mediums, 13-15C
lb.; Yakima, medium, 14-I5c; small, J4.aa.
Cal. Cent, dist., No. 1, mediums, S4.00
4.25. Beets Cal.. bunches, Sl.35-1.40 doz.
Brussei Sprout fi-i.'it
Cabbage Round neao, 80 lb crates
small (2.50-75; California crates. 13-3.76;
red 10-15c lb. California No. 1, S4.oo-4.50;
kraut, $1.65-1.75; red. Calif., 15.00-3.30.
Track sale. Calif., round head, I2.60-3.O0
crate; locaL 80 lb. crate, small, up. to
34 for best. Truck sales. Calif., 13.70.
CarrotsBunched, Callr., 6 doz., S4.00
4.25: track sales. Cal., 6 doz., 33.85-3.85.
Truck sales. 6 doz., $4.00.
Cauliflower calif., trimmed std. crate,
$2.65-3.00.
Celery Heart material, 4-8 doz., 14.60-
5.00. Pascal, crates, 15.50-75; sturdy
crates, S6.25t6.75. Best, 15.00. fair, $5-5.25
crate. Track sales, std. crats, fair, 13.50
75. Cucambera OaHfornla hothouse, lugs,
19-9.50; local hothouse, $10-12; 30-35c lb.
Garlic Oregon whits 25-30o lb.; Calif..
28-30C lb.
Lettuce Calif., 4 doz., $4.25-4.75. Truck
sales. Calif. Delano, $4.00-4.25.
Dried Onions Oregon yellows. No. 1 and
larger, $2.35-2.50; mediums, $1.50-1.75;
truck sale, mediums, $1.60; Leek, local,
B0-90o doz.
Egg Plant 22-25C.
Green Onlom Local. 75-80e dos. bun
Local, mid-Columbia, 40-50c.
Parsley tan i., sa.-s.&u, iu aoz. puncnes
Parsnips Local. 31.00-1.35 lug.
Peas Calif , 20 lb. crate, $3.30-3.75;
loose, 12-15c lb. Calif., 28-30 lb.
crates, $140-3.00. Edison dist., Calif.,
28 lb. hamper. $2.75; 50 lb. crates, $4.50-
4.75.
Peppers Mexico, 45 lb. $11.00-12.50;
Track sales, $11.00; 100 so 19-200 lb.:
Calif., 45 lb $7-7.50-. loose, 23-230.
Potatoes Russets No. 1 per cwt., 13.75
4.00; baker size. $4.50-4.70: No. 2s, $3.10
3.35: T'o. 3 A, 25 lbs., $1.00-1.05; 15 lbs.,
60-65C; Deschutes No. 2s, 50 lbs., $1.35
1.30: Baker. Ore.. Russets. No. 1, $3.50-
3.60; new crop, Bliss Triumphs, 50 lbs.,
size A, $3.65-3.75; size B, track sales, Fla.,
Bliss Triumphs, size A, 50 lb. ska.,
13.05; old crop, No. 3. 60 lbs.. $1.00;
baker No. 1, $3.00-3.10 cwt. Shatters,
$2.90-3.00.
Radishes Local, 85-90C dos.
Rutabagas $1.15-1.25 lug
Spinach Local, mld-Columbla, 75c-$1.00
a 20 lb. box, few higher.
Squash Dnnis tugs Jl-l.lRi orange
boxes $2.50-2.75: Hubbard. Marblehead.
6-7o lb.; Calif., banana, 6-8 ',4c ib.t Calif..
zu(,enini. s4.23-4.au a as id. lug.
Sweet Potatoes California Jersey. 20 lb.
Basket, $5-5.26:- Calif.. Louisiana yams,
$4.50-4.75. Texas, $4.00-4.15.
Tomatoes Mexloan. repacked,
$6.50-6.75; 20 tubs, $4-4.20. Track sales,
lugs, $5.65-5.75; 12 lb. tubs, $3.00-3.15.
Truck sales, Mexican, $5 50.
Turnips Bunches, $1.10-35 dos. bunches.
Fresh Fruit:
Apples Oregon delicious, f. St t.. $4-4.36
box; choice $3 73-85; Ortleys, w. and p.
comb, grade, $3 15-25; Newtons. f. and. (..
$1.75-3; w ana p $4-4.35. Red Delicious,
w and p, up to $5.50; Wincsaps w Si p.
$4.50-5.00. Hood River, w. and p.. $4.50-75
Avocados caitiornia rsurtes. sizes ?4
and 30, $4.35-4.35.
Bananas Bunched. sa.25-3.aot out
hands, $13.00-13.50 a 100 lbs.
Dates Calif. 24, 8 os pkgs. $4.35-8.
G: ipefrult Texas pinks, 70's-90's, 14.75-
5.75; small, $4.00-4.25, Marsh seedless,
SO's-96'3, $3.00-3.35; Ariz, white, $2.60-2.85.
Ruby red, all sizes, $5.50-5.75.
Lemons cam., 300-380 a, S7.oo-7.2s;
432's, $5.00-5.25.
Limes California 19 tubs of 8 limes
$2.75-3.00
Oranges California navels, 200's and
larger, $6.00-6.15; 220-252's, $4.75-5.50;
252's and smaller, $5.40-5.60; 260's and
smaller, $4.90-5.10.
Pears D'Anjou, $4.75-83, wrapped and
packed; loose. $3.25: Boso. loose. 12.76-3:
Yakima. $3-3 25
Persimmons Call! lugs, $3.23-3.80
Pineapples Cuban, 24-30, down to $6.75.
Rhubarb Extra fancy, $2.50-2.65: fancy.
$2.00-10; choice $1.75-80. few high as $2.00:
Sumner, Wash., hothouse, 15c lb., local
field grown, $1.00-1.15 18 lb. box.
Quince Local 2t-Se V
Packed Vegetables Cellophane wrapped
a dozen: Broccoli, 12 os.. $1.75-1.85; spin
ach, 24 12-oz. 12-2.25; brussell sprouts
9-oz. $2.20-35.
New York
Stock Quotations
(By the Associated Press)
New York 8s- Closing quotations today
Allied Chem & Dye 174 '4
American Cap 821
Am Power Si Li eh: 12 'i
Amer Tel At rel 164 'k
Anaconda Copper 37T4
Atchison 83
Bendln Aviation 31 'u
Bethlehem 8tee 87 s
Boeing Aircraft 19;
California Parking 2K
Canadian Pacific n;
I Cass . 34'i
Chrysler Corp 81
Commonwealth At Sout 3
nsoll dated Emsor 37
Consolidated Vuliec
Continental insurance
Crown Zelleroscn . ,
Curtlss Wright .
is las 4lrcrBft
Dupom Oe Nrmou -
General Eiec'rtr
General fuodn
General Motor
Ooodyear Tire . .
Great Northern Pfd
nternational Harvfsier
nt Pa pet pld
Johns Manvllle .......
Kennecott
Lone Bell A
Maytag
Miami Copper
Montgomery War
Nash fcelvirjuio
National Dairy
N 7 Centra.
North Am Co
Northern Pacific
Pac Amer Fish
Pacific Oas Elec
PaclflO TAT.,
Pan American ....
Penney J O
Radio Corp ,
Rayonier
Hayonler Pfd
Reynolds Ueiais ...
Richfield
Safeway ,
Sears Roebuck ....
Sinclair on ....
Southern Paciflr
Standard Brand
Standard On Call'
Stewart Warner ..
Studebaker
Sun Mining
Union OU
Union PaclHe 12114
United Airlines 26
United Aircraft 18'i
United State Steel
Warner brother '5
West Elec Ufa Co 33 S
Wooiwortn 47
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34:
Garlie Clues 30 lo. packages, 11.68-
1.73
Dressed Meatst
Veal Heavy top quality 3S-36e: top
quality light. 33-340 lb. B. 25-30ci C, 32
24c: cull, 18-20c lb.
Rois Blocs butchers, packer style,
135-160 lbs.. 37-38c: over 213 lbsu S637o:
sows, all weights, 30-34o lb.
Lambs AA. 18-4001 A. 17-1801 B. 84-160
0. 28-300
Mutton 10-lM rb aocordlng to duality
and weight
Beef Best quality. 33-34c: B. 3S-3c;
O, 22-24C. canner and cutter, 18-lBc; bo-
.ogna bulls. 35-260.
Wool. Cases ra Birkt
Caseara Bark Oreen 8-8ttet dry, 0o
Wool Vslley coarse and medium
grades 43c lb
Mohair 40c lb on 13-month growth.
Hides Oreen beel. 12-llc; calves. 43c
lb. Kip hides, 23c.
Rendered toed I bit Fats 12e lb
The above prices quoted to the whole
sale trade are P.O.B shipping points
Delivered eastern price is generally ife
cents higher than F.OJ9 plant quota
tion Chicago Grain
Chicago, April 13 (U.PJ Cash grain sales:
Wheat; Nominally lower; 3 hard 273.
Corn: Unchanced to ninnv inv-r:
3 yellow lSO'.a-m'.i: 4 yellow 174K-180V;;
5 yellow 170i-l71i ; aamplo grade yel
low 140-?i-150i; 3 White 185.
oats: Two cents lower; 1 white heavy
9D; 1 white 87ft; 3 white heavy 96',ii
4 white heavy 99; sample grade white 93li.
Barley: Malting 160-197 nominal; feed
130-165 nominal.
Portland Grain
Portland, Ore.. April 13 () No futures
quoted:
No cash grain.
Cash wheat (Bid): Soft whit 9 xn
sort white (excluding Rex) 3.31, white
club 2.31, western red 2.31.
tiara red winter: Orrtinrv 9 31
hard white Baart quoted.
loony's car receipts: Wheat S3, flnnr s.
corn 30, oats 1, mlllfeed 7.
Salem Markets
Completed Iroro reports ol Salem
dealers for the guidance of Capi
tal Journal Readers. (Revised
dally.)
Retail Prices
Rabbit Feeds Pellets, 64.35 cwt.
Ear Mash 84.75 cwt.
Dairy Feed 13.90 cwt.
Poultry Heavy colored hns. No. 1 Sir
lb.; No. 2, 30c; colored fryers, No. 1, 33c
lb
Esse
Buyers' Prices White and Brown extra
large grade A 47c; med., 43c: standards,
38c dozen, pullets 30c, crax, 30c.
Wholesale Price Larsa 47c dozen. mft
42c dozen.
Butler Wholesale A, 70c.
Retail Grade A, 75c.
Butter fat Premium. 7c: No. 1. lie:
No. 3, 69o.
24 More Enlist
In Naval Reserve
Six Salem men and 1H frnm
nearby towns have recently
been enlisted in the naval re
serve through the local naval
recruiting station.
The Salem men were Ray
mond Joseph Lockman, Stanley
Northrun Wilkes. Rnhert. .Tnlian
Deacon, George Warren Jones,
Eugene Marvin Jarvis and Floyd
James Burch.
Others onlislin? in thp re
serves were Howard Donald
Walters, Raymond Edward Bak
er, Maurice Leon Cohn, John
Earl Dowd. Rov Earl Bakpr
Robert Joseph Mattecheck and
warren JLewis Fritz, all of Mc
Minnville: Harold Rrnre nihhio
Kenneth LeRov Alkin anrf Paul
Ender Harder of Lebanon; Clar
ence Eugene Bier, Charles Wil
liam Syphert and Lloyd Frank
Naeeeli of Silverton: Ericar An.
tin Causbie of Albany; Thomas
Amorose xauon, Jack Wright
Crider and Edwin Forest York
of Dallas: and Robert Rav Allpn
of Newberg.
Septic Tank Refuse
Presenting Problem
Silverton A request that
concerns the citizens of Silver-
ton was brought before the city
council when H. J. Lehr asked
permission concerning emptying
refuse from septic tanks in the
city disposal plant, explaining
that the Marion county board of
health objected to the refuse be
ing placed in the open.
It was thought impossible for
the city to permit this on ac-
count of the dangers of gas form
ing and feared accidents to the
disposal plant developing.
The members of the council
are to confer with the board of
health in the near future in the
interests of Mr. Lehr, it was an
nounced by the mayor, George
Chnstenson.
Motors Offer Wage Increase
Detroit, April 12 U.R Gen
eral Motors corporation today
offered a fiat "temporary" raise
of 10 cents an hour to the three
unions representing its 265,000
workers in the country.
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41 - L. .
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Hughes Tests New Photo Plane Howard Hughes builder, takes his XF-11 photo reconnais
sance plane down the runway of the Culver City airport for a successful test flight. The plane is
similar to one in which Hughes crashed and neaarly lost his life on its initial flight last sum
mer. (AF Wirephoto)
Slocks Decline
To Yean Low
New York, April 12 (U-R)
Stocks lost fractions to 2 points
today to a new low for the year,
extending vie week s loss to
around a billion and three-quar
ter dollars.
Selling reflecting the cloudy
labor picture and the danger
that widescale price cuts might
touch off recession, if not a de
pression. Talk that retail prices
are too high and must come
down resulted in losses among
mercantile issues ranging to
more than a point in R. H. Macy,
Marshall Field and Gimbels.
In the steel group American
Rolling Mill, Bethlehem,. U. S.
Steel and Youngstown all lost
a point or more. During the
session unconfirmed rumors cir
culated in Wall Street that U. S.
Steel and the CIO steelworkers
union might reach a wage agree
ment "in a few days."
Meanwhile bit steel" an
nounced from Pittsburgh that in
creased production of coal at
the company's captive mines had
permitted restoration of normal
blast furnace operations with
full production expected by to
morrow. Rail shares had losses of as
much as 2Va points in Southern
Railway Santa Fe, B. & O. and
Southern Pacific were all down
more than a point. Chrysler lost
more than 2 points in the mo
tors. Preliminary Dow-Jones clos
ing stock averages: Industrial,
171.78. off 1.67; rail, 46.14, off
0.58; utility, 34.38, off 0.38; 65
stocks, 61.19, off 0.65.
Sales totaled 630,000 shares
compared with 270,000 last Sat
urday. Curb volume was 160,
000 shares compared with 80,
000 last Saturday. Bond turn
over of $2,010,000 compared
with $1,273,000.
Corn Futures
Drop for Loss
Chicago, April 12 (IP) Corn
dropped for losses extending to
around 3 cents at times on the
board of trade today with the
deferred deliveries leading the
downturn. Wheat and oats,
while weak at times, recovered
toward the session's close.
Selling of corn was based on
the agriculture department's re
port of April 1 farm stocks,
which showed supplies at the
second highest level in history.
Cash wheat was quoted a few
cepts lower at both Kansas City
and Minneapolis.
Wheat closed unchanged to
1 lower. May $2.57 V4, corn
was 2 lower to Vi higher,
May $1.73-1.76, and oats were
lower to 'k higher, May
87'8-88.
Rose Show Officials
Chamber Speakers
R. K. Glasow, publicity di
rector and Bud Mallett, execu
tive manager of the Portland
Rose Festival association, will
appear Monday at the Chamber
of Commerce noon luncheon
with colored movies of the 1946
rose festival, spotlighting the
Salem float and the Cherrians.
The Cherrians will be hosts
Monday.
New members to be intro
duced will be: John S. Harper,
1363 Court. J. L. Franzen, city
manager, City Hall. Ivan S.
Hansen, general agent, Western
Life Insurance company, 212
North High street. G. W. Chap-
pell, Chappell-Marshall com
pany. V. J. (Bill) Osko, Farmers
Insurance group, 466 Court
street.
Colorado for Two Terms
Denverd, April 12 (U.W The
senate of the Colorado legisla
ture today ratified the proposed
22nd amendment to the United
States constitution, limiting fu
ture presidents to two terms in
office. The legislature's house
previously had ratified the
amendment.
The giant redwoods of Cali
fornia are no longer cut com
mercially although closely re
lated Sequoias growing nearer
the coast are made into timber
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon,
Silverton Will Buy
Police Equipment
Silverton C i t y Manager
Robert Borland, and the mayor,
George Christenson, were auth
orized by the city council to
supply the local police force
with a pair of handcuffs, Sam
Brown belts and new badges,
acting on a request from the
police department. The offici
als are also to buy a tar-bucket
to use in street repair programs
and to sign the contract with the
first rural fire district designat
ing $2000 to be paid in two
installments for fire protection
UN Session Set
On Palestine
Lake Success, N. Y.. Aoril 12
(U.R) United Nations headquar
ters will summon a special ses
sion of the general assembly to
day, setting April 28 for the
start of debate on Palestine's fu
ture. .
Invitations to the first special
meeting were ready for imme
diate mailing to the 55 United
Nations, along, with a between-the-lines
plea that they send
small delegations and stick to
one small step in the big job for
solving the Holy Land crisis.
Signal for the formal calling
of the special session is word
from a 28th United Nations en
dorsing Britain's request for a
special assembly meeting to be
gin wrestling with one of the
world's toughest political-sociological
problems. A majority of
the 55 countries in the UN is
enough to convene a special
meeting at any time on any sub
ject.
A special meeting was called
at the request of Great Britain,
which has despaired of settling
the issue without UN help. The
British have not yet agreed,
however, to abide by any UN
decision.
No UN member is bound to
accept an assembly decision, the
55-nation body possessing only
the power to "recommend" ac
tion by its members.
Albany Youth
Star Farmer
Pendleton, Ore., April 12 W)
Eugene Muller of Albany was
named star farmer of Oregon
at the closing session of the 19th
annual convention of State Fu
ture Farmers of America here
last night.
Molalla chapter topped the
covet keystone chapter awards,
Winners were:
Gold medal Molalla, Amity
Albany, Lakeview and Silver-
ton.
Silver medal Forest Grove
Hillsboro, Newberg, Gresham,
Rainier, Redmond and Milton-
Freewaler.
Bronze medal Eugene, En
terprise, Cottage Grove, Wal
Iowa, Baker, Grants Pass and
Roseberg.
Lakeview chapter won the
secretary-treasurer ax contest.
Molalla was second and Amity
third.
First year project book win
ners were Robert Day, Eugene:
first; Marvin Robertson, New
berg, second, and Dick Stewart,
Albany, third. Merton Sahnow
Hillsboro, took first honors in
the second year project book
contest with Bob Ornduff, New
berg, second, and Randolph
Scoggins, Amity, third.
E. C. Sammons, U. S. National
Bank of Portland, president,
warned the young farmers to
guard America against com
munism so that the "miracle of
America" might continue for
them.
Awards were presented by El
wain H. Greenwood, Oregon
Bankers' association, secretary.
China WSCS Subject
Silverton Mrs. Helen Bur
ner was in charge of the busi
ness session of the WSCS of
the Methodist church at the
church social rooms. Directing
the study theme on China was
Mrs. Albert Grinde. Mrs. Pearl
Porter was leader of devotion-
als. Hostesses during the social
hour were P. W. Noftsker and
Mrs. George Bowman.
Saturday, April 12, 194711
Welfare Costs
Being Slashed
Portland, Ore., April 12 (U.R)
All Oregon county public wel
fare boards started reviewing
each public assistance case
April 1 to determine where eco
nomies can be made, the state
board of public welfare announ
ced today.
"All policies of the board are
being reviewed under revised
procedure necessitated by the
legislature's limiting welfare
funds," Miss Nellie Lauder
baugh, assistant state public
welfare administrator, said to
day.
All medical-assistance cases
are being reviewed to determine
what precisely is needed, Miss
Lauderbaugh said, adding that
"medical expenses have been
very high."
The welfare board asked for
an appropriation of $51,000,000
for the biennium starting July
1, and received only $43,000,
000. "We can not at this time tell
what the effect of the review
will be, but our general assis
tance funds are very low and
are now on an emergency
basis," Miss Lauderbaugh said.
The average Oregon old age
pension payment is about $45
a month.
The retrenchment study will
embrace costs of food, clothing,
shelter, fuel and utilities. These
costs are now being reviewed,
Miss Lauderbaugh stated,
Markets Briefed
(Br the United Pr()
Stocks lower in active trad
ing.
Bonds lower; U. S. govern
ments irregular.
Curb stocks lower.
Cotton lower.
Wheat, corn, oats and barley
futures lower.
Annual U. S. coal production
tonnage is normally 20 times
that of wheat and seven times
that of corn.
Births, Deaths
Birlhi
Allen To Mr. and Mrs. rrancii o,
Allen, 1B0 North winter, daughter,
Kathryn Jean, April 6.
Cater To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R.
Cater, Jr., 548 North Church, a ion, Jar?
Lee, April I.
Silverton To Mr. and Mr. R. O. Pal
mor a daughter, April. 11 at Silverton
hospital.
Deaths
Rudolph A. Morn
Rudolph A. Horn, at the residence 3210
North Liberty atreet, April 12, at the age
of IB years. Husband of Johnnie N. Horn
Of Snlem; father of Mrs. L. C. Raymond
of Ohappaqua, N. Y.; Mra. O. B. Nevel of
Prlnevllle, Oregon; Mrs. T. A. Younaaulit
of Sncraincnto, Calif; Slvltco W. Horn of
Salem and Sergeant R. Horn of the U. 6,
army In Germany; and brother of Miss
Anna Horn of Olasco. Kan.: Charles F.
Horn of Bennington, Kons., and Frederick
Horn of Cawker City, Kans. Veteran cf
the Spanish-American war and World
War I and member of St. Marlc'a Lutheran
church and the Garden club. Announce
ment of services later by OlouKh-BarrlcIt
company.
Mra, Sophli Cedar
Mrs. Sophia Cedar, late resident of
3491 Trade street, at a local hospital,
Friday, April 11. Mother of Mrs. Alma
C. Pflfer of Salem and C. W. Cedar of
Chicago, and sister of Mrs. Annie Your
ston of St. Paul. Minn. Also survived
by five grandchildren In Chicago, Ship
ment Is being made to Yakima, Wash., by
Clough-Barrlck company for services and
interment.
Joshua Stewart Sawyer
Joshua Stewart Sawyer, formerly a
resident of Salem, in New York City,
April 6. Survived by his wife, Mrs. Min
nie P. Sawyer of New York City; a son,
Joshua 8. Sawyer, Jr., of Lakeview. Ore-eo-i;
a daughter, Mrs. Irma Wells of Sa
lem, and three grandchildren. Service
will be held at the Clough-Barrlck cha
pe, Monday, April 14, at 1:30 p.m. with
Dr Charles Durden officiating.
Obituary
Fredrick Arthur Garbe
Aumsvtlle Fredrick Arthur Garbe died
at a Salem hospital April 10. The deceased
was born August 28, 1874, at Terre Haute,
Ind. He moved with his parents to Ore
gon In 1880, locating at Brooks, later
moving to Aumsvllle where he has resided
for 56 years. He was first united in mar
riage to Amlia Eastburn who passed away
In 1930. He married Orace Jones, January
7, 1932. Mr. Garbe was a charter mem
ber of the Farmers Union, a member of
the Odd Fellows lodge and served as sec
retary of the Aumsvllle Mutual Telephone
company for more than 20 years, and was
a director on the local school board for a
number of years. Surviving him are hit
widow, Grace Ellen Garbe; two daughters,
Terr ess is llean, LaVeta May; seven foster
cK Iren, Ralph E. Garbe, Aumsvllle; Mrs,
Virginia McGowan of Vancouver, Wash.;
Mrs, Patricia McDonald and William P.
J .es of Westport, Wash.; Merle P. Jones,
Woodburn; Kenneth A. Hardin and James
B. Hardin of Portland: one sister, Mrs,
M. A. Wright of Aumsvllle. Funeral serv
ices will be held at the Weddle Funeral
home Monday at 2 p.m., with burial at
Shaw.
Louise l.ongkdnrf
Silverton Louise Lonssdorf. 71, of 80S
North Second street, died Saturday fore
noon. Born In Wisconsin, Sept. 31, 1875,
and had lived in Silvrrlon 30 years. Sur
vived by widower, B. O. Lonasdorf; a
daughter, Mrs. Melvln Toftstog, Silverton;
a granddaughter, and a sister, Emma
Muceus of Leon, Iowa. Funeral services
at 3:30 p.m., Tuesday, at the memorial
chapel of the Ekmnn Funeral home,
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