4
f?OR SALI MISCELLANEOUS
LA8T1-EOTE for wall, woodwork, au
tomobiles, linoleum, no waxing.
TEAT Bit ArrLilAPma w. nw-
tUCTUO IBON8, ateam lions, metal
Ironing board, pida and cover.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO. nl43
IntECKINO a houia at 180 S. Church. 3
aompleu bathroom. All materials for
sale cneap. Tnu is a ruan joo. p.ji
INSERT OIL BUHNERS, trash burners, oil
circulator, room neater.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO. n!42
BIDDING, vegetable St perennial plants,
Pembtrton'J Flower Shop, 1880 S. 12th.
Ph. JI34. Open eve. Closed Sunday.
nl36
, TOPSOIL
FILL DIRT QUARRYROOK
PACIFIC EXCAVATING COMPANY
, 971 EtteeWBter 8t Salem, Oregon.
, Phone 3U13 of 8793 n!31
UN and HEAT LAMPS, heating pads,
electric comforters.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO. nl42
LIKE NEW, 113.50 pr. of Black Peacock
shoes, size 6Vs B. 15.00. 1147 D St. Ph.
481. nl25
tatW 410 game dble-barrelled shotgun.
140. 824 N. Front. Apt. 3. n!35
EXTRA GOOD 1940 25' Elcar trailer
hoiiM Elec. brakes. Lots of closet
apace. P. Iced to sell. Camp Joy Auto
Motel. 3215 Portland rd. nl25
ZENITH short wav portable radio. Cost
1130.0U, sen lor ea. ibj
n!35
I HARDWOOD FLOORING
ALL GRADES, oak threahholds and base
hoe. Ph. 3522. n!29
'COMMERCIAL RANGE with grill.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO. M
NEW LUMBER Anything In dimension
V or shlplep. Priced right. M. C. Knode.
Ph. 25759. 390 Park Ave. n!45
tJSED RANGES and WATER HEATERS.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO. nl42
feffAVY teal clothes line post. Porch
railings In stock made to order, wo
tt. r St 1145 N. Liberty. nl
ifXESSURE COOKERS, Revere ware.
BINOCULARS, 2 pr., 7X50, t40 each. 1170
Ssruce St. nl39
HAIR DRYERS, electrlo shavers, hair
Uppers, vibrators.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO. n!42
WRECKING house at 170 8. Church near
State. Laths 50c 100 U. pick. Madsrn
Wrecking Co. nl29
ELECTRIC MIXERS, waffle Irons, sand
wtoh grills, coffee makers, blendora,
roasters, clocks, door chimes.'
YEATER APPLIANCE GO. nl42
felt Axmlnlater" rug St pad. Exc. oond.
Reasonably priced. 3395 S. Cottage.
niaa
ELECTRIC RANGES, water heaters, wesh
rs, lroners, vacuum cleaners, floor
polishers, radios, recorders.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO. n!42
BIG TRACTOR tire sale. Save up to 20
pet. Most popular aires. Must clear
to make room for Ward's new extra
4,H1-Bar" tires. Hur.-yl Quantity lim
ited MONTGOMERY WARD. 155 N.
Liberty..
FARMERS ATTENTION Milking Ma
chines, butter churns, milk pasteurisers,
fence controllers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO. nl42'
CEDAR POSTS. Ph. 68rz2.
nl32
GIBSON-XOi' RIDE TRACTORS. Imme
cUat deliver; Plows discs, mowers
harrow cultivators dozers, scrapers
U C. Miller. Rlckreall, Ore. n
GARDEN SAND, Gravel, crushed -ock
Shovel Ac drag-line excavating. WALL
ING IANP GRAVEL CO Ph 8581
n
GIBSON RFERIGERATORS & RANGES
some model lor Immediate delivery. See
them at:
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING MO.
467 Court St Phone 9811. n
RTVEP SILT Phone 25913
SALEM SAND tt ORAVEL COMPANY
Contract Work
Road Clearing - Ditching
Sewei St Basement
Equipment Rental
' b M yd.' , 12,00 per bT
10 B- H yds 9.60 per hr
Cat St Dotar 9.00 per nr
eWD-8 Cal St Dozei 8.40 per m
" Cat St Dole a, 7.00 per hi
' '' Phone Days 9408
Evening.. 8246 or 24400
Salem, Oregon
OR SALE Barnyard and chicken fer
tflizer, S5.00 per cubic yard del. Ph.
F33. Phillip Bros.. Rt. 6. Box 18.
nl33
FULLER BRUSHES. 1745 Grant. Ph. 8357.
nisi'
WALLING SAND GRAVEL CO.
crushed ROOK tor roads and driveway
mit't, ready mix concrete, garder
tmnd. Bulldozing, drainage and aliening
ei.d. ihoval and drag Una Ph 85S1
BEAT YOU home electrically. It's eon
renlant, clean economical Sea n foi
tree estimates.
YEATER APPLIANCE OO.
355 N. Liberty B'
CHICKEN or cow manure Sl.00 per sack.
Hera at place or will deliver 6 sacks.
Ph. 68F32, Phillips Bros.. Rt. 6, Box
118 4 miles out State St. nl32
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
4 WHEEL trailer. Ph. 23101.
nal37
B1TRLAP St Cotton Bags of all kinds. We
reclame in cleaning menaing. k &
a Bu Co.. 147 Kearney St. Ph. plan
' l-187r or res. 1-8438. j
PERSONAL
PROF. ADV8R. Mr. Phillips. Ph. 3081.
pl2fl'
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. P. O Box
724 Phone 6234 pl
MARGARET JEFFRIES, psychic reader.
Without a question she will tell you.
459 State St. Morris hotel, Room 9.
Ph. G1S3. Limited time. pl32
AUTOMOBILES
SMALL MASONITE HOUSE TRAILER
,250. After 2 P.m. 2085 N. Com'l. q!35
'47 FORD. Ph. 31435.
i
OR SALE 1941 Studebaker Champion
vim overdrive ana neater, ssoo. can
HH2, or lee at 195 E. Madrona. ql2A
NORTON A-l shape. Call at 497 N.
Front St. ql25
FOR QUICK SALE: 1937 Stude sedan.
RAH. St O.D. Od. cond. Price 3500.00,
Re at 926 Heather Lane. Just off Rat
cliffe Drive ql27
145 ARMY JEEP, new bright red paint.
Civilian top and box. Cbaa. Alban, Rt.
1. Box 17. Aumsvllle. Q127
'at fcHEV.. overhauled motor, new tran-
ml&slon, 80 rubber, $135.00. 1017 Sev
enth St., W. Salem. ql37
1M CHEV. tudor. Heater, trunk, new
' paint. Sacrifice, 1375.00. Henry Ben
ner. Rt. l, Box 30, Turner, Ore. Infor-
matlon Ph. 8916. ql37
FOR SALE OR TRADE for older car: 1940
Plymouth coupe. R&H, good tires, new
paint, soma extra No reasonable or
fr turned down. 3350 8. 13th St. ql37
11 PLYMOUTH 4-dr. Oood motor. Cheap
transportation. 190.00. can alter 5 P.m.
3309 Mill St. ql37
7I7 FORD. New tires, radio heater, good
motor. Bee at 1816 Fairgrounds Rd.
q!27
'tt MODEI A pickup. 143 M1U St. Silver
ton. ql30
M GRAHAM sedan.. Good mechanical
condition, 8800. o lstu m. Ph.
31870 after 4 p.m. qiao
MODEL A Roadster, is In. wheels. Sea af
ter 5 p.m at 54014 Galne St. ql30
1941 MERCURY Sedan $1350. Oood cond.
Ph. 8206 after 6 p.m. qi25
1944 Stodebeker 3 dr., mileage 13,000, ov
rdriv. Hlllholder, Climatixer. Clock.
$1M5. ISO Ratellff Drive. ql26
'84 CHEV. sed. Good cond. throughout,
New paint. Heater St spotlight. Nice car.
Reas 190 8. 25th after 4 p.m. No
dealers. qi3S'
M Mod. .A. New tires, clutch, gen. Mr.
Mills, 7 bi. n. or Hubbard r.o. qiaa
M FORD 3 dr. sedan. Exc cond. Make
offer. 1095 s. com i qi3"
PARTLY finished 36-ft. trailer house,
Sea at Porters Cabinet Shop ml. E.
of Kelser or Ph. 25967. ql26
lM7 MERCURY club coupe. R. At H
. Execl. cond. Beat caan oiitr taxes.
Fb. 8474 after p.m. q!36
fm CHEV. cot. 1375. 1561 Plus. Ph. 9497.
ql25
FOR SALE or trade. 1941 L. W. B. Cbev
truck. A good one. 900x20 tire. Also
wtth stick, ova Thomas, at, 7 Box
4. aiaiaW. 1M
AUTOMOBILES
DO YOO KNOW A GOOD BUYf
WE HAVE
SOME REAL GOOD OLDER MODEL
USED CARS IN FINE CONDITION
THAT REALLY ARE BARGAINS
YES, WE SELL ON TERMS
COME IN AND LOOK THESE OVER
WE BELIEVE THE CAR YOU WANT
18 HERE
1937 Chevrolet tudor sedan
1B37 Chevrolet coups
1937 Plymouth 4-door sedan
1937 Ford 06 4-door sedan.
1937 Terraplane 4-door sedan
1936 Ford 06 coupe
1936 Chevrolet 4-door sedan
1D36 Chevrolet coupe
1935 Chevrolet coupes 2)
1936 De Soto coupe
1934 Chevrolet tudor sedan
1934 Plymouth 4-door sedan
1933 Studebaker 4-door sedan
1933 Plymouth coupe
TEAGUE'S
BIG DOWNTWN USED CAR LOT
352 NORTH COMMERCIAL ST.
YOUR KA1SER-PRAZER DEALER
TEAGUB MOTOR CO. Ph. 24173
28' LIBERTY trailer hse. Butane rge.
Terms. Fir creat Trailer rant, qiac
SAVE ON TRAILER HSE.
WHY PAY a big commission to buy a
trailer. Hera is a ivt Masieroui uniei,
24 ft. 0 in. by 8 ft. Eight month old,
pulled only 12 mile. Oood a new. Would
accept a am all house trailer on trade.
Inquire E. Robllng, Aumsvlll Coffee
Shop. ql20
A-l GLIDER 22' trailer, aleep 4. 11650.
A Shell station, laui st. junction, gias
HAVING TROUBLE BELLING YOUR
CAR?
LET US BELL IT FOR YOU at your price
with no charge to you. Come in and
talk It over with us.
SAM'S MOTOR CO.,
370 N. Church. ql37
USED CARS S35 AND UP
ANY KIND, make or model. General re
pair work, body, fender and paint.
Rosedale Garage, 3 ml S. of Liberty St.
Rt 4 Box 171A,. Ph. 36234. 0.126
ANDERSON MOTORCYCLE CO.
Sale St Service
Trjnmph Arlei Velocettt Morton
Vincent H.R.D.
N Motorcycles Available Now
8U BDGEWATER ST., SALEM
PHONE 26539 O
WANTED Good clean cars. Square Deal
Used Oars. 11S5 S. 12th. q
HUDSON
dALitiS SERVICE PARTS
Free estimates Overhauling Body
and Pender Repair Painting "Diva
5hroo a try and you'll know why.''
8HRO0K MOTOR OO.
Phone 8502 Salem, q
WANTED - USED CARS
SHOt AROUND
THEN BRINC" YOUR CAR HERB
WF WILL PAY YOU WHAT
.ITS WORTH
ANUKRSON - USED CARS
141 CENTER 8T PHONE 8794.
FOR SALE 18-It. aluminum house trail
er. Ph. Silv. Black 175. qUO
FINANCIAL
SEE US FOR
ATTRACTIVE FARM LOANS
ONLY 4 INTEREST
to 40 Years and NO Commission!
Leo N. CI it Ids, Inc.
REALTORS
344 State St. Ph. 9201 rl35
5 INTEREST NET, on your surplus mon
ey. Buy a mat mortgage on uaiem
and vicinity property; examine security
yourself, make your own selections;
amounts 3500 to $10,000 mortgages now
available. Come in and look over the
list of mortgages now.
STATE FINANCE CO.
153 S. High St. Telephone 4121.
4 REAL ESTATE LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
CAR LOANS
STATE FINANCE CO.
153 8. High St. Llo. 8316 M-223 y
AUTO LOANS
WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO.
890 State Street old quarter
First National Bank
License No M-159 8-134
J t MONEY I
PRIVATE MONEY
Special rates and term
on larger loans
long and short time
payments
ROY H SIMMONS
13 r South Commercial St. Phona 9168
GENERAL FINANCE CORP.
LOANS
8-138 and M-328
and
ROY H. SIMMONB
INSURANCE AND LOANS
136 8. Commercial St. Tel. 9108. r
MONEY 135 to 3500
quickly, privately, without embarrass
. ment. No co-signers necessary. Employ
er or friends not notified.
PICK YOUR OWN PAYMENTS
Cash I Monthly payment Including
to I ALL charge for:
You 12 moa. ) 15 mos. ( 30 mo.
t 50 S 5.02 I
200 HO. 09 j 816.75
300 I S30.14 325.13
325.00 to S500 on auto. Up to 1300 on
furniture or salary.
PER O N A L
Finance Company
518 State Rra. 136
Phone 3101 E. Galllnger. Mgr.
Lie. S122-M105 rl39
FARM AND CITY LOANS
4Vfc and 1
if OUR OWN TERMS of repayment within
reason. Cash for Real Estate Contract
am- Second Mortgages.
CAPITOL SECURITIES CO.
201 Plnneei Trust Bide Ph 7102
DIRECTORY
ADDING MACHINES
All makes used machine gold, rented,
repaired Roan 460 Court. Phont 0778
e
AUTOMOTIVE
MARION MOTORS
NAB" SERVICE
Towing service, day. phona 7831. Night
34417. 833 Cent!.
Mike Panek, 375 S. Com'l. St, Ph. 6161.
Brake St wheel aligning specialist. ol42
BUILDING CONTRACTORS
Alt Bros. Phone Salem 33780. Silver
ton, Black 175. 0129
BULLDOZING
Bulldozing, leveling, road bldg.. clear-
Inn reetb for oruab Virgil Huskay 1010
Fairview Ave. pn 23146, aalem. 0133
PECO
PACIFIC EXCAVATTNO OO. '
Salem, Oregon
BULLDOZING St GRADINQ
971 Edgewater. Pb. 8793. o
CASH REGISTERS
Instant delivery of new RCA register
AL make aold rented repaired Roen,
I5i Coun Ph 6773 o
CARPENTRY
Carpentry, expert building and remod
eling. Ph 3-4850. 515 8. Silt St. Ol30
CEMENT WORKS
1 General Cement Contracting. Cliff Kills,
1905 N 19th St. Phone 4071. ol40
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Furnace, chimney, vacuum cleaned
snsiey 771 so. am ot. Fa. 7170. our
DELIVERY SERVICE
Motorcycle Pick-up As Delivery Berv
ice. Ph. 34504, olSl
DRESSMAKING
Dressmaking Tailoring Alterations.
1290 N 34th, 1 block N of D St. ol30
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
Jones Elect. Co., 132 Carlton Way
Electrical contracting. Call u for free
estimates. Ph. 0139 oI34
ENGINEERING CIVIL
Design. st plan, surrey. Ph. 4930.
0133
EXCAVATION
For Basement Excavation, Ditching,
' Shovel work. Call Doug Freeburr 0137.
el 30
Breithauph'a tor flower. Dili lift.
FUR REPAIRING
D Bioetar, 160 Lancaster Dr Ph 33003
Journal Want Ads Pay
Grain Futures
Show Gains
Chicago, May 25 W) Grain
futures made modest gains at
times in today s board of trade
session. Wheat showed some
strength on light mill buying,
said to reflect sales of flour for
export. There was some buying
attributed to commission houses
against sales of cash wheat to
the government.
At the finish wheat was V4
higher to lower than yester
day's close, July $2.34-34"4.
Corn was unchanged to IVi
higher, July $2.31 'A -13. Oats
were higher to lower, July
90-. Soybeans were 1 to 3
cents lower, July $3.96-95.
First Carload of
Winter Wheat Sold
Kansas City, May 25 W The
first carload of 1948 winter
wheat arrived at the grain mar
ket here today to better by four
days the early arrival record
set in 1946.
The wheat, consigned to the
Rodney Milling company here,
came from Haskell, Tex., south
west of Fort Worth. It tested
60.1 pounds to the bushel with
12.7 percent moisture and 15.50
percent protein.
The previous record early ar
rival here was set May 29, 1946.
The first arrival of winter wheat
last year was June 4.
Quirino Not Stricken
Manila, May 25 U.R Presi
dent Elpidio Quirino today de
nied a published report that he
suffered a heart attack last
night. The report said he was
stricken last night at Tagaytay,
40 miles south of Manila, but
had improved greatly when he
presided at a cabinet meeting
today.
DIRECTORY
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
J. R Watlcln Co. Products. Free del.
1717 Center St. Phone 6395. 0131"
MATTRESSES
Capital Bedding Phone 40Q9.
OFFICE FURNITURE A SUPPLIES
Desk: chairs files and filing supplies,
safe, duplicator and supplies, desk
lamps typewrite' stands, brief oases.
Pierce Wire Recorders. Roen, 456
Court o
L. C. Elofson. Painting Interior spe
cialty. Ph.- 7697. ol45
Spray or brush. R. Ochae. Ph. 32281.
ol40
Elfstrom'a are equipped to do your
pain iB Phone 9231 o
PAINTING Si PAPERHANGING
Painting and paperhanglng. Free esti
mate. Ph. 0513. 657 Shipping. O140
PAPER St PAINTING
Expert paperhanglna St painting, H. J.
Wordsworth. Ph. 3015. 0151
PAPERHANGING
Paperhanglng. Don Lucero. Ph. 5522.
0149
Papering. Jerry Johnson. 3723. o!41
Garden, plowing and discing. Ph. 32160
or 22824. 0129
Al Rogers Plumbing and Supply General
repairing, plumbing supplies and fix
tures. For quicker service call 2441S.
1184 S. Commercial. 0149
Decatur St Maers, Plumbing, Electrical
Supplies. Water System. General Re-'
pair work. Phona 6223. 173 S. Com'l.
ol44
RUG St UPHOLSTERY CLEANING
Best-Way, done in your home. Ph.
24697 or 9528. 0151
SAND GRAVEL
SILT, GRAVEL, BASE ROCK
WILLAMETTE SAND, SUPPLY
PHONE 0038 0136
Gravel, sand At allt delivered at rour
place or on your truck at pit. Ph.
6444 O
Garden Soli; crushed rock. Shovel St
dragline excavating Walling Band St
Gravel o. Phor 8861 tt
SEWER 6ERVIOL
Electric Roto-Rooter cleans sewers,
sinks, lavatory, bathtub, stool, L. trays.
Septic rank cleaned. 5327 or 946B, o"
SEPTIC TANKS
Septic tank Cleaning
23427.
K. 7. Hamel; Septlo Tanks Cleaned
Spartan electric srwer machine service.
Mod, econ. easy method clear lines of
roots, grease, etc. 1143 8th St., W. Sa
lem. Ph 7404. 0142
Mike's Septlo Service. Tanks Cleaned
Roto Rooter Service on Sewers. 1079
Elm St.. W. Salem, "h. 9468 - 5327.
0131
SIGNS St SHO-CARDS
Rob't Eckley. Ph. 23626.
Moving Si hauling. Ph. 22456. ol38
TRANSFER S BTORAGK
Local St Distance Transfer, storage
Burnet oils, ooa briquet. Truck to
Portland da ly Aieni Lyon Van Lines
for household good.- to California points
Larmei transfer St Storage. Ph. 3131. o
TYPEWRITERS
Smith, Corona, Remington, Royal and
Underwood portables. All makes used
machines Repairs anc rent. Roen. 4i6
Court o
WEATHERSTRIPPING
Free estimate T. POLLMAN. Ph. 5963.
0132
Cathcart' Weatherstrlpplng. Ph. 25011.
ol33
Orofoot Brother. Ph. 24656.
WFiLL DRILLING
J. A. Snead St Son, well drilling 2505
Brook St.. Salem Ph. 6B09. 0174
WINDO'.T CLEANING
Acme Window meaner. Windows,
wall Ji woodwork cleaned- Floor clean,
ed, waxed and polished Ph. 8327. 247
Oott t Lantdoo ouloertson ano atatner
Professional Cleaning Service. Phone
4457
WOOD SAWING
R. B. Cross Ph 8178 or 8674.
WOOD S SAWDUST
West Salem Fuel Co Ph. 34031.
LODGES
Fraternal Order of Eagles meets
every Tuesday at 8 pjn. More than
a million members.
LOOP meets every
Wedueada. night Visi
tors Welcome. Third
degree. May 26.
Salem Lodges No. 4 A P. &
AM. Wednesday May 26,
MM. degree, 7:30 p m 126
A Aliwworth Lodge No 201, 248
N. Cotnl St. Tuesday. May
86Uiy ?:M PJXL MJat . 126
Market Quotations
Portland EaiUlde Market
Top quality Willamette valley radishes
sold for 60 to 70 cents a dozen bunches
on the Portland Eastside Farmers' Whole
sale Produce market today.
Green onions moved around 60 to 65
cents a dozen bunches.
Asparagus brought $3.50 to 83.75 a
30 lb pvramld.
California srtawberries were quoted at
83.35 to 83 50 a l'J-basket flat.
Salem Livestock Prlcn
(By Valley backing company)
Spring lambs, cliolce up to 123.50
Wooled lambs , UP to 821.50
Fresh sheared lambs up to 130.00
Yearlings up to 815.00
Ewes 82 00 to 89.00
Fat dairy cows UP to 818.00
Cutter cows up to 816.50
Dairy heifer 815.00 to 822.00
Bulls ... 819.00 to 825.00
Calves '300 to 450 lbs.) . .UP to 823.00
Veal (150 to 300 lbs.) choice up to 828.00
Hogs 35 cents under Portland price lor
each type.
Portland Produce
rfutierlat (Tvnravm strolect to tmme-
dlato change) Premium quality maximum
? tL l percent acidity delivered in
Portland 89-9 lo lb.. First quality, 86-800
lb.; second quality 8587o lb.; valley route
an country points 2o less than first.
tutter Wholesale. FOB bulk cube,
radr aa 98 score B3c lb.: A 93 score.
82o lb B score HO. 80o lb.; O 69 score.
78c lb.
Cbeeip -Selllnr price to Portiano whole
sale. Oregon single, 48-55c; Oregon 6
lb. loaf, 50-58C
Esse To wholesalers. A grade, large,
imall. nominal B grace large 43l-461c.
am-53ttc: medium. 48V-5oHc; A grade
Eeks- -Purchased from farmer. Current
receipts. 41-60 Ho; buyer pay 8-3 Vie ee
ls tor eggs
fori laud Uafry Marketi
Butler Price u retailer. Grade AA
prints d5c- AA cartons, 86c; A prints, 84c;
A carious 8ic; B prints. 80-8 lc.
Etta Price to retailers AA urge.
58-5f- A large 55ci AA medium, iSn;
A medium, o2c; A small, nominal; oar
ton it additional
Cheese Price, to retailers Portland,
Oregon singles 52Va-59c; Oregon loaf, 6
lb.. 55',i-61c: triples Vac less than singles.
Poultry--Live chickens Paying prices
to producers: Fryers 2V lo 3 lbs., 39c
lb., fryers. 3 to 4 lbs., 39c; roasters,
4 lbs. and over. 3Bc: fowl Leghorns.
under 4 tbs., 23-24c; fowl Leithorns, 4 lbs.
and over 27-28ci colored fowl, all weights.
32-33ct No. 1 broilers under 2 ids.
U36o lb.; stags all weights, 14-17o.
Dressed Turkeys (Quo tod to growers on
dresseo basis Grade A torn 40o erad
A young hens, 50-52c; breeder turkeys,
No. 1 hens, 48-49o lb.; No. 1 toms, 44-
45c lb.
Dressed Turkeys (To retailers.) ho. i
toms, 4t-60o ib.t No. 1 young hen, 60-62o
lb nominal quotation.
Rabbits Average to retailer for locai
l dressed animals, 65-57c; fryer, live,
white. 30-32C lb., colored, 28-30c
Rabbits- Dressed, retail. 60-65e
Vegetable!
AHlhokes California, per box, frost
three 4 to 5 doz , 14-4.10; fair quality,
83.50-3.75
SsparaKus Wash. No. 1. med. green.
10-I2c lb., unclassified, 9-10c lb., field
pack, IZ'A-lZc: Calif. Delta, med. green,
10-llc: crates, 83.50-3.75: small crooks.
8-9c lb. Hood River, bunched, 83.75-3.85,
30-lb. box.
Bcana -Oalll Kentucky wonder. a-
J6l- lb.
Beets Local, bunched, 60-600 dozen
ounches: 60 lb. sk. S1.60-1.7S
Broccoli 40 lb. crates, 16.25-9.75.
Brussels Sprouts 12 lb. basket flat.
82.25-2.3S.
Bunched Vegetables Per dozen, Oregon
green onions, 60-65c; radishes, 50-60c:
cabbage, turnips and mustard greens. 75
85c; Calif, radishes, 75-85c; mustard
greens, 4 doz., '4.50-3.85; 6 doz., 85-5.25;
green onions, 70-80c; carrots, large, 6 doz.,
58.75-9. few 89.25-9.50; small, 86.50-6.75;
oeets, 81. 2o-140: turnips, 81.20-1.25 doz.:
parsley, 85 -90c; crts.. 10 doz., $7.75-8.35:
broccoli, 28 bunches, $5.25-5.50.
CabUa EC Locai. 83.S0-3.7bi targe beads,
V2.25-: 50; Calif.. No 1. 84.25-4.B0i Calif
round type, medium, $3.50-4; some to
4.50; track sales Callt. $2.75-3.10, Slnlns
twadt, $3-3.25; local roundhead. 80-90 lb.
crate, $2.50-2.75; few to $4.60: red $6-7;
kraut cabbatfe, 75-lb. sk 75-85c; red
$5.50-6; fey Oswego $3.50-3.75 Calif,, new
crop, crates, $3.50-3.75.
Cauliflower Colorado, $2.25-2.601 track
i.-'s. Colorado $2 Cal sturdee orates,
doz., S2.25-2.S0; Roseburg $2-2.25;
crr.l Calll Pascal aturdee crates 2-3
doz. $2.10-3.25; local to No. 1, $1.76-2;
No. 2, $1-1.25; Calif. No. 1, $2.40-2.63.
Celery Oregon white. $3.50-4.00. Pas
cal, std. crates 2',i-3 dozen, $2.50-3.35;
wrapped 15-5.25: nearts tied 11.76-2: Cat
Pascal, sturdee crates, 3-3 doz., $2.50-3;
standard, $2-2.75; Arizona, $3.50-3.73.
Cucumbers Oalll.. 80 lb. iubi, $3.S0.
s.75, Oregon, hot house lusa. 8 "A -8 do..
$5.75-6 std., $7-7.25; Florida wax, bus he)
basket, $7-7.25: Oregon hothouse, lugs,
2U doz., $5.75-6.60.
Ch inter Lettuce $2-3.36 crate.
Corn Texas, sacks, fl-7c doz., $3.40
3.60; Calif., crates, 5 doz., $4.75-5.
Eggplants 20 lb. flat. 11.16-31 OaHl
lugs $4.25-4.60.
Endive 4 doz. 13.76-4.
Garlfo New rop l5-25e.
Lettuce Calif, dry pack, best 5. $4-4.50;
4s. 86.75-7; Oceano dry, 4s, $6.90-7; poor,
$5.50-6; lcrd, $7.25-7.75.
Leks Local $1-1.25
tuslarri Greens 80C-81.
Onions Supply moderate, market
str SO lb. sk. Ore. Brook yellow No.
1, 88-8.5(1; large $8.25-8.50; No. 3, 83.25
4.0ft broilers No 1. 10 lb. sacks, 60-65c;
white med. No. 1, $4.85-6. Washington
ye'lows, common-medium $3.85-4; large.
iBfiO-6.75; broker sale, Idaho yellows,
med. $4.50; large $5.25; Australian brown
No. 1 large. $2.75-3 50 -lb. sk.; Texas
white wax. 50 lbs., $3.75-4; yellow Ber
mudas, $3.75-4; some to $5.25.
t'amley -Calli tto-UOc
Peas Calif. 28-lb. tubs, $3.50-3.73.
eta tc.s Hj-20c Ib.i some lower.
Peppers Calif. Coachella, 30-360 lb.;
Mexican, 40 'lb. crts., best, $7-7.50; loose,
18-20c lb.; Florida, 28-lb. hampers, $5.50-6.
Potatoes Oregon Deschutes and Kla
math Russets No. Is, $6,50-7 25 lbs.,
$1.65-1.75; 15 lbs., $1-1.05; No. 2s, 60 lbs.,
$2.50-2.75; Wash. Yakima Russets, No. is,
86. -6. 10; Idaho Russet. No. 1-A. $6.25
6.50; new crop Calll. White Rosr, 100
lbs. 84 15-4.35; few to $5: size B, $2.75-3;
lower.
Root Vegetables 60-lb sk. beets, $1-3;
turiilps. $2-2.25. orange box. $3.25-3.40;
rutabagas, $1.75-2.10; carrots, orange box,
$3 50-4. parsnlw lug $1.25-1.40; orange
box. $3-3.26
Spinach Local, $1 25-1.50 orange box;
Ca package 12 oz., $1.50-1.90 dozen
crates, bunches $3-3.25; The Dalles. t
angc box, $1.65-1.76.
Squaih Danish. $1.16-1.25 orange ooxt
Marblehead Hubbard- 6-6e lb.: Calif Zuc
chini luns, $5-5.25; crates, $4-4.50; scal
lop. $5.50-6; crooked neck, $4-4.25 lub.
Sweet Potatne Caul, bo-id oasaet,
field pack $3.75-4: shed pack. S5-S.25:
Texas yams, waxed, $4.75-5; Calif. Jer
sey SO lb. pack i4. 50-4. 7ft: Louisiana
yams 85-5.26
Tomatoes Cal.. Indto, 23 lb. lugs, $6;
Mexico orlilnals, best, $6.25-6.50; poor
er, ripe and tasty, $1-2: repack mostly
$4.50-4 TS; 13 18-oz. tubes. $3-3.25; 12-14
oz. tubes, $2.75-3; Texas originals, best,
$5.75-6; repacks, mostly $6.50-6.75.
Turnipi Mia-Coiumoia. si. lb-1.30.
Garlic 25 1-or pkga. $1.65-1.76
Fresh Fruit:
Apples Box. Ore. Newtown, wrapped
and psckt-d $2 25; poor 81.50; loose,
$1.25-1.35; Wash. Winesaps, wrapped and
packed. i25 and larger $4.25-4.50; O grade,
$T 40-2. 50.
Avocados Cal. Fuertea, 20 to 85s. $5.40
65; choice $5-5.15
Banana - dune tied, U-llUc lb. I out
hands 12-13'c lb.
Cocoanuts $2.65-2.78 doa $18-16 a 200
lb. sack.
Cranberries MoFar land $8.28-8.601 lte
Howes to 88.76.
Grapes- -Calll Bmperora, mostly 88.86-4
a lug Almonen t2.2b-2.60
Grapefruit Texas pinks, 85 to 70. 15-
6.25; small, $3.76-4.10; white, $3-3.25. Ariz,
all sir j $3-3.26. Florida pinks, ail sizes,
$. i.25 Marsh needles. 64-06. $3.60-4;
whl'ej, all size $3-3.50
Lemon Cal. 300s, $7.85-8.10; 360l,
$7.50-7.65, 432s, $7-7.25.
Llmea ab-lb lus ll.26-l.7t
Melons- -Oallj jumbo honey dew. $2.80
i.c
Oranges Per box. Calif, navels, fancy,
150 and larger. $6.85-7; 178s, $6.50-6.75;
200. $6.25-6.50; 32s, $5.75-8.35) 252 and
smaller, $5.10-6.75; Arizona Valencia,
176s and larger, 16.76-6.25; smaller, $4.85
5.50.
Pears- -Or. Wash. Anjous and Comic
ioncr W St P. $2-2.26 No 1 63.10 box:
V boxes li.85-l.60
rintapplee Hawaiian -18-10. 17.00-
7 25 Cuban, crates, 10 and 16, $7.25-7.60.
Rhubarb Wash hothouse. 16 lb, bos
es ex-fancy 83 00-l.Osi fancy 1 2.75-2. 85:
choice $2 25-2 .10: Oregon field grown.
30 lb. boxes $1-1.35; 10-lb. apple box.
11.50-1 80.
trftwberrlea L, flat M b alloc ks,
M-tt; fv fcUber Calif., la fiui,
airborne, II 86 ) 75.
Heat:
Beef Steer Good, all weight. $47.50-
48.50; commercial. $46-47; utility. $41-43.
uowi commercial. -&; utility J-
43; canner-cutter 840-42,
Veal an. Calf Choice, f 51-521 good,
$50-51; commercial, 147-48; utility. 844.
Beef Cuta Hindquarters $54-55:
rounds, $55-56; loins, trimmed, 864-66;
triangles, $42-43; square chucks, $45-47;
ribs, $54-57; forequarters, $43-45,
Lambs and Mutton Lambs. spring.
good choice 30-60 lbs,, $51-52; commer
cial, all weltthUs, $48-49.
Mutton Good, 70 lbs. down S24-2B.
Pork Cuts Loins. No. 1, 8 to 12 lbs,,
$52-54; shoulders. 16 lbs. down. $37.40-40;
spare ribs 3 lbs. down, $45-49.
Caroai-.es All weight. $33-33.50.
Coin try Killed Meats:
Veal Per pound, top light. 42.44c;
choice, 45c; other grade according to
weight and quality.
Hosa Fancy olocker. 34-360; light
blockers 3.1 -34c ; sows, 36-28c.
Lamo Per pound. 4Z-45c; muiion, ia-
22c.
Beef Good cow.' 3S-40o Ib.i canner
and cutters 32-35c lb.
Mlicellaneont.
quality large 39.7r- medium. 26.2c: see
Caicara Bark Dry 30o lb.; green, &c
lb.
Wool Valley coarse and medium grade.
40-4;. lb.
Mohair 43c lb. on 12-month growth.
Hldea Calves 37c lb., according to
weight kip 23c lb., green beef II -14c lb.;
bulb, 8-9c.
"lit wuoiationat
Wal tints Franquettea nrst quality um
bo, 34 7c; large, 32.7c: medium, 27.2c;
second quality Jumbo, J0.2c. large. i8.2c:
medium, 26.2c; baby. 23.3c; soft shell first
n quality large ai.zct moaium. ?.'ic;
aby. 22.3c
Filberts Jumbo. 20c Ib.i large. i8c;
medium 16c. small 13c.
Quotation, above supp fl by North
west Nut Growers Quotations are on the
basis of 100-lb bae purchases fob plants
are not necessarily representative oi
all dealers.)
Portland Grain
Portland. Ore.. May 35 m Wheat: No
futures quoted.
Cash grain: Oats no. 2 38-lb. wnue
82.00. Barley No, 2 4S-lb. b.w. 76.00. No. 1
flax 6.05.
Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 2.34; soft
white (excluding rex) 9.34: white club
2.34; western red 3.34
Hard red winter: ordinary 3.34; id
percent 2.36; 11 percent 3.44; 12 percent
2.53.
Hard white Baart: Ordinary 2.54: 10
percent 2.54; 11 percent 2.60; 12 percent
2.66.
Today' car receipts: wheat 9: barley
1; flour 4; corn 3; oat 2; millfeed 12.
Portland Livestock
Portland, Ore., May 25 flJ.RV-Livestock:
Cattle salable 215: calves 36. Scattered
sales steady, but most classes nominal
following Monday's uneven trade; lea
steers strong to 50 cents higher Monday,
top load 31.00: otner cattle steady 10
weak; few canner and cutter cows to
day 15.50-18.00; fat dairy type tows 19.00-
19.30; Rrass lat cows up to iii.ja Monaay;
good beef caws up to 25.00: common to
good sausage bulls 24.25 Monday; good
beef cows up to 25.00; common to good
isaee. bulls 21.00-2B.00: goon beei OUiil
quotable to 27.50 or above. Vealers slow,
generally asking steady at 37.00-30.00 for
good and choice grades.
Hogs salable 100. No early sales; bid
ding around 1.00 lower at 25.50 down;
best ncld up to ae.oo. oooa ngnt sows
19.50; choice under 100 lb feeders quoted
up to 27.50; heavier weight salable down
to 24.50.
Sheen salable 200. Market active.
steady; good and choice 86-102 lb spring
lambs 20.00; goon 110 lb woolen lambs
23.00; good wooled ewes up to 11.50;
shorn ewes salable around 10.00-10.80.
Chicago Livestock
Chicago, May 25 (U.R) Livestock:
Hogs 13,000, Market now active on all
weights, around 60-76 cents lower on
weights under 240 lbs. Heavier weights
and sows 75 cents to 1.00 lower, tops
25.25; bulk good and choice 170-250 lbs
24.50-25.001 240-260 IDS 23.50-24.50; 270'
290 lbs 22.00-23.25; 300-350 lbs 21.00
22.00; 376-400 lb butchers 20.00-2.76. Mont
gooa j&u-ddu in sows ii.ou-iB.uo. rros
Dects oood clearance.
Cattle 4000; calves 600. Most killing
classes 26 cents higher, market slows at
advance, scarcity main supporting prop:
Bulls steady to strong, vealers steady to
weak. Choice to prime 1250 lb steers
35.50, new high on crop. Most good and
choice steers 31.00-34.75; high choice 1477
lb offerings 34.75; good and choice heif
ers, 30.00-33.60; two loads choice neavy
neiiera 3400. Most beer cows 20.oo-2a.oo;
high good kind to 26.60, Canner and
cutters 16.60-19.50. Heavy sausage bulls
to iia.au. veaiers ji.oo. Mostly ju.uu
down.
Sheep: 500. Receipts too small for
mantel test. Biaugmer clauses quoin Die
nominally steady with Monday's decline.
Stock Quotations
(By the Associated Pre)
Alllet Chem Dye 106
American Can 87 ',4
Am Powr St Llghl 10
Amer Te) At Tel 157S
. aconda Copper 40
Atchison l)2'3
Bendix Aviation 36
Bethlehem Steel 36'K
Boeing Aircraft 25 'i
California Packing 36
Canadian Pacltl 17S
4ft'i
(T.rysler Corp 61
Commonwealth St South 3'
Consolidated Edison 23
Consolidated Vult ll'ft
Crown Zellerbach 33T&
Curtis Wright 7".
Douglas Aircraft fin1,,
Dunont d Nemours 181
Ctrneral Electric 41'1
General Foods 40 1W
Genera! Motors 61 'a
Go-irtyear Tire 46
Great Northern nfd 47'i
International Harvester flSVi
Int Paper pfd A2
John Mai villa 41
Kennecott 58'i
Long Bell A . 27'i
Montgomery Ward 63'?
Nash Kelvlnator IB 1 i
National Dairy 30 'i
N 7 Central 16"
North Am Co .,.. 161
Northern Paciflo 25'
P a Amer Fish 15
Pacific Gas Elea 35
Pacific T St T 96 '4
Pan American !0
P'-n y J O 48
Radio Corp 13i
itayonler 32
Ra -onier pfd
Re; n 'd. Metal 27S
Richfield 27'i
Safeway 201
Sears Roebuck 40"i
Sinclair OH 26 Vi
Southern Pacific 59
Standard Bran 27
Stand t Oil Calif TD-i
Studebaker 27
Sun Mining 10 T4
TJnlon Oil - 32
union Purine 185'i
Unitei. A1rli: t 17'i
United Aircraft 30'i
United States Steal 79
warner Brother 13'i
Wast Bier Uf- OO 3074
Woolwortb 47 'i
Two Earthquakes
Recorded by Graph
Pasadena, Calif., May 25 UP)
Two earthquakes, one violent,
were recorded today at the Cal
ifornia Institute of Technology.
The first, recorded at 12:29:50
a.m. (Pacific Daylight Time)
was about 7,400 miles distant,
apparently in northern Burma
or northeastern India, seismolo
gists said. It was a major quake
and capable of doing great dam
age if in a populated area.
The second, described as mod
erately strong vas about 1,000
miles in a northerly direction,
the seismologists said.
The Caspian Sea has a drain
age basin about three-quarters
the siz of the tntir Mississippi
basin.
Stocks Decline
Irregularly
New York, May 25 OT The
stock market today suffered its
second successive setback for the
first time since May 1.
The General Motors wage set
tlement stirred a favorable re
sponse among motor shares
which maintained a steady tone
for that section. Elsewhere rails
and oils reacted to a mid-day
flurry of profit-taking. While
some recovery was made, the
majority of issues stayed in low
er ground.
Transactions for the day ex
panded to around 1,800,000
shares.
General Motors opened at a
new 1948 high on a 3,500-share
block, lost its advance and then
regained most of it.
New tops for the year or long
er also were touched by Inter
national Paper which announced
increased and extra dividends,
and by General Electric. Others
holding plus signs Included
Westinghouse Electric, Chrysler,
American Smelting, Allied
Chemical and Pubhcker.
Lower were U.S. Steel, Santa
Fe, Union Pacific, Sinclair Oil,
Texas Co., J. I. Case and Johns
Manville. Bonds were narrow and com
modities mixed.
Dollar Value
Only 59 Cents
Washington, May 25 W) The
cost of living on which the
new General Motors wage
agreement is based is now 59
percent higher than in 1940.
That means a dollar will buy
only wha: 59 cents could buy
in 1940. In other words: A
1948 dollar is worth only 59
cents in terms of buying power
in 1940.
Figures on the cost of living
are issued monthly by the la
bor department's bureau of la
bor statistics. It's known as the
cost of living index.
The bureau has employes In
56 cities. Every month t h e y
check on tl price of things
families buy, like food, cloth
ing, rent, fuel, furnishings.
In this way the government
keeps a check on whether liv
ing costs are rising or falling,
Truman Issue
Before Texans
(By the Associated Press)
Texas names a 50-vote dem
ocratic national convention del
egation today in a stale conven
tion torn between factions for
and against President Truman
and a middle-of-the-road group.
Lone Star state republicans
pick 33 delegates expected to be
largely in the camp of Senator
Taft of Ohio.
The democrats met at Brown
wood, the republicans at Cor
pus Christi. It was the only
presidential delegate picking of
the day.
At Washington Senator Rob
ert A. Taft said he is counting
on two-thirds of the 267 repub
lican presidential nominating
delegates from 12 southern and
three borderline slates.
Although Taft didn't discuss
in detail his claimed southern
strength, aides contend the Ohi
oan will have majority backing
in 12 of the 15 states on the
first ballot at Philadelphia.
They concede Gov. Thomas E.
Dewey only one delegation, Ok
lahoma's 20-vote group, and
said they " break even with
him in Florida, with six votes
each and tour for Stassen.
Party loyalty, an issue among
the democrats there four years
ago when Texas sent pro and
anti-Roosevelt delegations to
the national convention, was
the big question today.
One group favored a delega
tion instructed for the presi
dent. A second wanted an un
instructed delegation opposed to
the president and his civil rights
program but willing to stand by
him if nominated. A third was
anti-Truman all the way.
Fisherman's Body Found
Seattle, May 25 M A body,
identified as that of Frank Tho
mas, missing fisherman, was
found floating yesterday in the
ocean near North Bend, Ore.,
the coast guard reported,
Thomas (home town un
known) was last seen May 14,
clinging to the side of his fish
ing vessel as It drifted seaward
in Coos Bay.
In 1915 the Signal Corps of
the U., S. army accomplished
the first successful radio mas
sage from an airplane to the
ground.
Backaches
Headaches .
Prostate
Disorders
Forrest I. Goddard
Naturopathic
and
Chiropractic Physician
1765 N. Capitol St.
Phone t-1484
Capital Journal, galem. Oregon,
Solem Markets
Completed from report M Salem
dealera for the cul dance of Oapl
UI Journal Reader (Revliad
dally. I
Retail Frleea-.
Rabbit Feed Prllels 14.40-B.
FlB Main $5.60-5.60
Dairj Feerti 14. 45-4.611.
Pool try: Buylni Prlrei No. 1 colors rt
henj, 30-33c; No. 1 Lechorn hen. 23-27c;
No. 1 colored tryera 3 Iba. and up, 41c:
No. 1 colored fryer. 3-1 lba. llo: No. 1
old rooster. 14c,
Er.fi.:
Bujlnr Prlret Lane Grade A. ale:
mediums, 48-49e; pullet, 35-40c: era 34c,
wnoieiaie I'rice Large D4-0&0 doien;
ledlum. 52-330 doten.
Bultir, Butterfat
material Premum 87e: No. 1. He:
No. 3, 75-SIc (buylni price).
Hiiiter Wholesale A Ha: retail, erada
A, 890.
Longshoremen
Strike June 15
San Francisco, May 25 (U.fi)
CIO longshoremen said today
they have notified employers
and federal conciliators that
they will strike west coast
shipping June 15 when their
current contract expires.
The union said that Pacific
coast shippers and waterfront
employers had turned down all
of its contract demands and had
countered with "outrageous de
mands" of their own.
The longshore negotiating
committee also charged the ship
owners with "creating confu
sion" by rumors of federal in
tervention, injunctions and pro
hibition of strikes for 80 days.
Among the demands rejected
by the employers, the union
said, were those calling for re
duction of the present work
shift of 10-14 to eight hours,
for reduction of the work week
from seven to six days and for
wage increases.
The union said the employers
then insisted on a long-term
contract instead of the present
J2-month agreement, with no
provision for wage reviews.
Unless the employers change
their position, the union said, a
strike appears "inevitable."
A spokesman for the em
ployers charged that the union
was "trying to create a situa
tion with talk of a strike." He
denied that the employers had
made "outrageous demands
and insisted they were making
every effort to continue nego
tiations. Births, Deaths
Births
Remlnaton To Mr. and Mr, Oren K.
Remington, route 7, a ion, Oren Junior,
May IB,
Aubol To Mr. and Mrs. Auhol, 1354
Sixth, West Salem, a son, Gary Lynn,
May 16.
Maronda To Mr. and Mr. Harold W.
Mnronda, Independence, a daughter, Jac
queline Elaine, May 16.
Wellaud To Mr. and Mrs, Walter W.
We Hand, 8S5 Thompson, a son, William
Fred, May 18.
Pevny To Mr. and Mr. Julian M.
Pevny, 35,1 South 19th, a on, Ronald Eu
aene. May 18.
Linden To Mr. and Mrs. Edgar A. Lin
den, Jr., 3775 Linden Ave., a daughter,
Tina Kay, May 30.
Ballantyne To Mr. and Mrs. Charles
D. Bnllamyne, 1333 Center, a son, Wayne
Dennis, May II.
Richter To Mr. and Mrs. Krvlne F.
Richler, route 6, a daughter, Verna May,
May 10.
Chrlsholm To Mr. and Mrs. John S.
Chriaholm. 985 North Summer, a daugh
ter, Allison Ann, May 10.
WenierTo Mr. and Mr. Karl I. Wen
aer, 2416 South High, a son, Robert Stev
en, May IV.
Ptirlter To Mr. and Mrs. Warren J.
Purtaer, Corvallls, a daughter, Susan Vir
sinia, May 15.
Hal ha way To Mr. and Mrs. James H.
Hathaway, McCoy, a son, Steven James,
May 20.
Ennor To Mr, and Mrs, Ralph C. En
nor, 10AO Hunt, a aon, Paul Prank, May
HansonTo Mr, and Mrs. Henry A.
a ii.ion, route 6, a aon, Henry Albert, Jr.,
May 30.
ClarkTo Mr. and Mrs. Ivan D. Clark,
480 Ratellff, a son, Donald Dale, May 10.
lleatht
Erisar E. Fliher
Edgar E, Fmher, late resident of route
0, at a local hospital. May 34. Father of
Mrs. E. L. Ferraer in California, Mr. J.
O. Thomas and Mr. Edna Rlgas, both
of Salem; brother of E. I.. Fisher of Mc
Mlnnvilte. Survived a)o by 13 trandchll
dren and five great arandrhllriren. Fun
eral announcement later by Clough-Bar
rlck chapel.
Ann Chrhllna Zobel
Ann Christina Zobel, late resident of
104S North Winter street, at a local hos
pital May 24. Survived by her huaband,
Henry William Zobel of Salem; a daugh
ter, Mrs. Mildred Blsnchard of Salem.
Jacob H. Dunlap
Jacob H. Dunlap, late resident of 414'i
North Winter street, at a local hospital
May 33. at the age ol 78 years. Survived
by a son. Delbert O. Dunlap of Salem;
and a cousin, James Nlckerson of Sa
lem Services will be held Wednesday.
HOP GROWERS
We Have Just Received
A Shipment of
Dust and Fume Masks
Used by Many of the Yards.
WAR SURPLUS
LIGHT WEIGHT
ECONOMICAL
rp Akin kifw
Tuesday, May 25, 194817 ',
Mar 36, at 3:30 pi, at the Olouih-Bar- j
ficlatttii. Ritualistic aervlcea by fiilm :
lodge No. 336, BPOB.
Paaletla OeRut Willi rd '
Paulette DeHut Wlllnrd. Infant dauih- 1
ter of Mr. and Mr. Rojj W. Willard of '
2199 Broadway atreft. Salem, at a local !
hoeplUi Monday, May 24. ALso survived
by irandparcnl. Mr. and Mr. Dave De- 1
Hut of Salem and Mr. and Mra. Bill Wil
lard oi Booth" Point, Term. Oravelde
rrvices win be hr Wednesday. Mav 36.
at 3 p.m. at the City View cemetery with
Rev. Richard Pine officiating. Direction
dough-Karrlc company,
Loren K. Field
Loren E. F eld. Jut rld-nt nf mm.
I, Qervalx. at a Portland hospital. Bat.
urday, Mar 33. at the aia of 36 year.
h us nana or Mr. Elizabeth M. Fed of
Oerval; father of Betty Jean Field, and
Gary Z. Field, both of Oervais; aon of
Mr, qiara uarountlne of Salem; and.
brother of Harvey Field. Harold Field.
Carl Field and Mr. Jack Bowman, all
or Salem, Service will be, held Wednes
day. May 36, at 3 p.m. at the Clouih-
uarricK cnapel. Kltuailatlo aervlce by
VF'W post No. 561. Interment In Belcreat
Memorial park.
William Autd
William Auld. late resident of 650 Lo
cust street. Monday. May 34, at the aae
of 61 year. Brother of Mary Louise Auid
or kock Mill. B.C., Frederick Auld of
Charleston, W. Va., and Olln Auld of
Ainevuie, N.C. Announcement of aerv-
lce later by Clough-Barrlck company.
Mrs. Monta Hmllh
Mra. Monta Smith, at the residence,
687 N. Front street at the age of 5h years.
Survived by two sistera, Mrs. Ollle Ship
tead of Scoby. Mont., and Mrs. Otto
Berth of Four Buttei. Mont.: and bv two
brother. Otto and Fred Smith, both of
Sheridan, Mont. Announcement of serv
ices later by Clough-Barrlek company.
Mrs. Analla Klempet
Mrs. Analle Klemnel. at her residence.
421o Shoreline drive. Tuesday, May 3.
ouier ui mra. raut riirsney oi Yuma,
Arii.. Mr. Paul Johnston of Lvonx. Ore..
Mrs. K. M. Built, Mrs. Henry Schmidt,
nuBum mempri ana fiooert iiiempei,
all of Salem, and Frank J. Klempel and
Herman A. Klempel, both of Aberdeen,
Idaho. Also survived by 34 grandchil
dren and seven great grandchildren. An
nouncement of funeral aervlcea later bv
Clough-Barrlck company,
Mary A. White
In this city May 3B. Marv A. White.
late reildent of Salem. Announcement
of services later by W, T. Rigdon com
pany. ,
Archie Thomas Kdmunson
Macleay Archie Thomas Kdmitnsot),
late resident of Portland, In Portland,
May 33, at the age of 73 year. Former
resident and native of Macleay. Survived
by ,lwo daughters, Mrs. Charles Turner,
Linda Vista, Calif., and Mrs. Nolan Mont
gomery. 0114 S.E. 86th street, Portland;
two aon. Tom of Portland and Earl ot
U.S. armr: two sUters. Mrs. Musa Mtllar
of Macleay and Mrs. Anna Arnold of Los
Angeles. Oraveslde services will be held
at Macleay cemetery at 3 p.m. Wednes
day. Virginia Dinger Lippinrntt
Albany Virginia Duaaer Llppincott,
died at the home ot her son, A. N. Bug
ger of Marion Saturday. Funeral services
were held from the FLsher Funeral home
in Albany at 11 a.m. Tuesday with Elder '
Ed Severxon of Harrisburg officiating.
Mrs. Llppincott was born April 7, 1865 In:
Virginia, and had lived in her nativa
state and St. Joseph and St anbury. Mo.,
and In Nebraska before coming to Marlon
7 years ago. She Is survived by a dauah
ter. Mrs. Ora Carpenter of Baldwin Park,
Calif., and two sons, A. F, Dugger ot
Baasett, Nebraska and A. N. uugger oi
Marlon; one brother, Hugh Miller of
naiueit. Nebrmika and three sister. Ella
Tardy of Compton, Calif.; Alice Bailey ot
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Lou scnarner
of Mt. Ayre, Iowa, and ten grandchildren
and several nieces and nephews.
Edna Trilllna Miller
Lebanon Funeral services tor E4na
Trilllna Miller, 37, killed In an automo
bile accident early Sundnv morning, will
probably be hold horn Thursday. She Is
survived bv her husband, Felix Miller,
seriously Injured and in the Albany hos
pital; two sons. Marvin D. Zurchcr and
Richard Lee; three sisters, Mrs. Ellis
Brown, Seaside; Mrs. May Stacker, Port
land and Mrs. Minnie Duncan, Sweet
Home; six brothers, Jeptha Culhe rtson,
Reston; Lee, Sweet Home; Hubert, Al
bany; John, Portland; James, Sullierlltt
and William, address unknown.
Jarquelyn Br ask Grlder
Albany Funeral services for Mrs. Jae-
quelyn Brisk Grlder, 27, who died of In
iurle received In an automobile acci
dent early Sunday morning, will be held
In Spokane. During the war Mrs. Grlder
spent six months with the WAC and was
married to vernon or icier at uamp Acmir
In April. 1945. She was born In Spokane,
Mar 30. 1031 and had lived In Albany
eight years, moving to Lebanon three;
months aao.
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