AUTOMOBILES
OTTO J. WILSON CO.
Premium
OUR BEST CARS
1946 Bulck Rdmstr. Sedan $2095
1947 Buick Super Sedan 2293
1947 Buick Super Convt 2392
1947 Bulck Rdmstr. Sedan 2275
1948 Buick Rdmstr. Sedan 2545
1947 Studebaker Champ. Sedan 1665
1948 Olds 78 Sedan 2495
COMMERCIAL
AUTOMOBILES
SfroicD S-pasrnger convertible 1500.
Call ltr P Patterson, West
mi F- V-8 FORD Dump trues, rrue-
hat HO snu 01. - ------
S66 MillBt.. Bslem. '0'
I-R. MERCURY Beam, motor a
& tires in gooo ani"J. - -
mi; ford conv.. r.
lift guard
pot Hint, xcl.
condition. 3000
2-5310 after p.
Ilea tieiooo. Ph.
ql0l
Sri BUCK Sedan, a 6od family car
... in Roafc overs, radio, heet-
er. Good paint.
11 res, eoc. rmin a.
days; 28112 evenings.
4104'
fi CHEV. 4-door. Call evening. 1M Co
lumbia. 101
MTE '47 MERCt'RY Convertible Coupe
iili eitrn equipment. Car Ilk, new,
11795. Phono 38504.
ID,. CHEVROLET rieeimeawr -r. o.
din radio heater. lot and back-up
lUhtl. Tire In food cowl., 21.000 mlle
ase. 11395.00 cash. Call 3-7030 after
5:30 P.m
7n
DODGE custom 4-dr., radio heat-
e. Leather upnoiaiery. lu
Excel, cond. 1585 N. 18th. U0O
MICHIGAN MAN muat sell hU 1948 Feck-
,.d. Blk Sedan with O. D. beater.
fcarl Morris. Marlon. Ore. Wl
Mi7iNbiAN Chief. Good condition. $895.
Ph. 2-7MO Evea. qlM
iBtsluDRrV- sedan, reconditioned no
tornew rea.J235. 070 H. MthqlW
JPM PLYMOUTH. Good condition. BH.
Ph. 3-8337. VM
Is DODGE Coupe $1185. Forced sate to
pay lor new car. Coma fc Me 111 i.
2-2083. 670 Rate lift Dr. fl03
fflirCHRYSLER 4-door Sedan. I13W. 1MB
E. Nob Hill, Blem.Orcgon. 0.103
HT FORDV-lirtudor. Exc. cond.
780 Vista Ave. .IM
PRIATE PARTY will lell 1938 Plymouth
2-dr. eedan for 8195. Motor Just oyer-
hauled. Ph. 28563. QM"
17 PLYMOt'TH coupe, excellent radio and
heater. Mechanical cond. and tlrea good.
8325. Ph. 38138, lw
PONTIACS
1947 Sedan Coupe ...
1948 Sedan Coupe ...
1947 Ford Deluxe
5-pass
1941 Sedan Coupe
$1695
2195
1495
1095
Herrall Owens Co.
uo N. Uoertr J4ll
BEST BUYS IN
TOWN
mx2SZX "". -.....
1B41 Oku n aedan.
Hydrematle .... H09 -
1944 Che. eedan. Rtdlo. heater,
clean 1194 - down
1949 Old aedan. Hydrematle. W.S..
tlraa "" ',, town
.944 Old. M ItdD. Hrdraraetla. radio.
heater H " 0,n
JS4T Ford TMluie aaden. Radio, lieater
(.nek) 11479 - 1440 do"
1947 olda II aedan. Hrdrainatle. radio.
h,.t.r U - do
.... Mrf. M niub. Hrdramatle. radio.
ht,p 11900 1111 down
.... r.i ..i. F.ld drlvt. radio,
neator' 1 - " to'
.... im n.dlo. haat.r.
lni.lV) in - down
m.. .i..r Hdramatlc. low mlltata,
all ice - "N down
OHIAPira, TH Wl HAVI XU TOO AT
LODEK BKUS
TOUR OI.n DEALER
)41a ralrtround. Road (Portland Bw:
mon.
1111 INTERNATIONAL Wekop. I ton dual
tire f.Mxli. una owna, ...w..
3-S485. ISaS Court.
J1 FORD Club coura. Marcurr rMtor.
naraaln ITS0 .00. 1MI . Rural. "
Eisner Motors Fine Cars
BT OWNER 1HT Dodft ouatom tadan.
.mi will taka oldar car.
prlca 11750. Ph. 381M
aunnxvlaw Aa.
m at H
Hood clean la Ford. 4 dr. aadan. JIB
N lain
'tt CHEVROLET dump truck. tlraa.
. I. fAmnlat.IV aoBa OTaC. PH.
a. 8744 33S0 TB Ata. la
MODEL A FORD. H10.
J7138. 1330 8. lTttt.
1939 FORD 3-dr. RB. Clain. B motor
IS43 00 Caah. Bill Olaen 1-1474. 0107
Taia bti-tik. CHAMP. By owner. Lltht
wi... i Ar dan. clean car thru-out.
Medio heater, auto, overdrive, fas sav
er. t595. Eves, at iwai n. v... .
3.9870 Saturday at 1085 Broadway. Ph,
3.1335 "
19.17 PONT.
N 14th St. evenings.
7arnEV. conv.. RH. other eitrag, 6500
for 11300 equity. Ph. 3314 Aurora, Ore,
Ml m iCK. H. H . 1500.00 W MUltr.
330 S. Cottaee after 3 P -. T T
ID it FORD Custom 3 Convertible Coupe,
comp. equipped. Call 3-810 after I P m
14 4-TON DODOE.
motor, good rubber.
stake body. 1141
341 Ford Street
AM
Eisner Motors to Buy
ZEEB'S USED CARS
BUY SELL
TERMS
S33 Fa tr round Road
TRADB
3-644
S DODGE, RH Oood Shape. Ph. 1-3696
qioo
PONTIACS
1947 Sedan Coupe ... $1895
1948 Sedsn Coupe .... 2495
1947 Ford Dcluxti
5-pass. . . 1595
1948 Pontiac tedan .. S195
Herrall Owens Co.
4Q Jt Liberty Ph. 34113.
Eisner Motors to Sell
rtiu Haw ire VODbsOHI
ocm m Oo 04 oare
tHROCm MOTOR CO
ChoxM Obewowtt was, 1 Mill
I AUTOMOBILES
AT CENTER
AUTOMOBILES
1938 SPECIAL Deluxe Chev. Sedan, ttrat
er, defroater. good tirwi. in good con
dition. Phone 21074 between 7 and ft
p m. - ni02
MOTORCYCLE, SCOOTERS
INDIAN
World'i moat modern motorcvrle
CU8HMAN SCOOTERS W1IIZ
ZER BIKES Oenulna paru. Mr tr
ice everr model
Shrock's Motorcycle Sales
Open every evening- ttn a, Monday
througr Friday
8001 Portland Road - Ph 2-1421
FARM EQUIPMENT
ANN ARBER pickup hay baler, run about
amy daya. Merle Byeriey, hi. 9, box
132. Hillsboro, Oreion. ob
1044 25 REO with new civilian WB White
motor. ALso .44 walker trailer recently
completely reconditioned. Almost new
10:00 rubber. 80 Caterpillar tractor,
good condition. Reasonably priced for
quick lala. 902 Falrvlcw Ava., Dallas
Ph. 2560. qb9
FINANCIAL
$ CASH $
$25 to $500
FURNITURE. LIVESTOCK
EQUIPMENT LOANS UP
TO 1300
Oar loan up to 8500
Come In or phone
Hollywood Finance Co.
1991 Fairgrounds Road
Acroaa street from bank
No Parking problems
Phone 27032 Lie. N M369-SZ91
Floyd Ken Icon. Mgr. 1
4W REAL ESTATE LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
CAR LOANS
STATE FINANCE CO.
8. Hll' St. Lie. 8-218 M-272
158
OENXRAL FINANCE CORP.
LOANS
LIS. 8-138. and M-32S
and
ROY R. SIMMONS
INSURANCE AND LOANS
J38 8. Commercla St. Tel. 3-9161
FARM AND CITY LOANS
4'ii and 5i
YOUR OWN TERMS of repayment within
reason. Cash for Real Estate contracts
and Second MorttrageA.
CAPITOL SECURITIES CO.
201 Pioneer Trust Bids. Ph. 3-7162 f
AUTO LOANS
WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO.
182 8. Church
Parking a Plenty
Ph. 1-2457 Lie. No. M-159 S-154 r
SEE US FOR
ATTRACTIVE FARM LOANS
ONLY 4-. OR 4 INTEREST
to 40 Yeara and No Commission
Leo N. Childs, Inc.
REALTORS
344 Stat St. Phone 3-3663
PRIVATE MONEY
Special rates and term
on larger loans
long and short time
payments
ROY H. SIMMONS
116 Souh Commercial St. Phone 3-9161
TRAILERS
IMS ll-FT. Whitely House Trailer, furn
ished. Can see at Brook's Trailer Park,
1964 State St. tl04
It VAGABOND House Trailer.
Cheap. Howard's Trailer, Jones.
TRAILER HOUSE. Ph. 3-5093.
ir TRAILER HOUSE,
1040 Monroe Ave.
good cond., $300.
ONE-WHEEL TRAILER, cheap. North
Salem MoteL 2673 Portland Rd.
4 MOS. OLD Spartan
i-reiler, 33 ft. lent,
130 1
WILL TRADE 1941 Chrys. Station Wagon
for house-trailer. Also small trailers
for aale. Howards Trailer Park, 3560
Portland Rd. Inquire office. tioo
7 FACT. BUILT 16' trailer Venetian
blinds Butane, electric brakes. Phone
M34S.
1 FT. ALL BLI'fl trailer house. Reas
Brooks Trailer Park. 3 1st State St
tll2
TRANSPORTATION
UOVINO TO LEWISTON, Idaho. Want to
contact party with l' T truck that is
going that way. i. n. La mon, Rt. i.
box 861. xlOl
DIRECTORY
ADDING MACHINE!
AH nakes used machines sold, rented,
repaired Roea 456 Court ebon 1-6773
APPLIANCE SERVICE
ELECTRIC HOME appliance repair service
Free estimates. Trade-in accepted on
new appliances. Vince'a Electric. Phone
3-9230. 157 B. Liberty St.
AT-UR DOOR GRINDINQ
'svnmoeir sharpening and repairing
De xter's. Ph 26833.
AUTO RADIOS
Authorised Warranty Repair Station
for al) makes of Auto Radio Morrow
Redlo Co. 153 8. Liberty Ph 3-69S3
MARION MOTORS
NASH SERVICE
Towing service day phone 3-9386.
31804. SSI Center.
ALTO WRECKERS
MOTORS REBUILT. AmSitnf low prices
Easy payment plan 13th St. Junction
Auto Wreckers Ph 36208 OllO
Dougherty. 8130 Fairgrounds Rd
oioo
Mike Panak. 378 8 Coml Ph 3-5161
Brake A Wheel aligning epeetalists
ol04
Bt-ILDINO. CARPENTRY
Don t put off spring repairing, rebuild
ing For qulrg. expert service, gueian
teed satisfaction Ph 34856 ol04
BULLDOZING
Dean Robinson Ph. UMT. oltfB
BulVdotlng. leveling, road bids, clear
Ing teeth foe brush Virilt H ha Hey 1610
Falrvtew are Ph 3-9146 Balem. 0108
BlILDINO CONTRACTOR
Building a "w home? Lt i
Taylor homo builders bulid !
Ph. 3-4479 W 2-79T9.
Building a new hn-ne Lt Sjl'.:sn 8
Tevlor him butter build it for rou
Pn. 1-4479 .r 3-7579 O120
Journal Want Ads Pay
m ilDiNO OF COrtTH r tionej byj
builder of eouru at Uth-Rural, Labor
plua 5. SatUf action guar. Ph. 19885
Frame or mainrr oonttructlon, redden
tial. eommerrlal houses raised. New
foundations. Alt Broa, Ph. 35ft0t.
C4SH REniHTERS
Irutani delivery of new RCA caah
ret uter Al magea sold, rented, re
paired Itoen 456 Court. Ph 8-8772 o
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Furnace
En., ley T'
rKMF.NT WORKS
"An ounce of prevention la worth a
pound of cure " For expert guaranteed
satisfaction new or repair ot founda
tion, aldawalka. driveway, call 3-4850
olll
DRESSMAKING
Dresamaklm. Alt Shop, fur work. ew
ini Open May 1, rms. 38-27. 180 State.
Ph. 3-7004. QUO
ELECT ROLUX
Electrolux cleaner As Air purifier Sale,
serv., aupplle. 1071 Broadway. 2-4071
KLECTRICAL CONTRACTING
Vtnce'i Electric for electrical wiring,
contracting, repairing 187 S. Liberty
P)i 3-0239 O
:X TERMINATORS
Breithaupt'a for flowara Dial 1-1179 0
Kendei Nrlaoj, cuaranuad. Pa.
1-10SO
0100'
HOl'SE HOV1NQ
PH. 34343 dara. Pn. 31304 NIICJ. OUO-
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
J. R. Walklna Co.
ilverr. 1717 Center
producu. Praa d.
Ph. 3-3393. 0'
I.ANDSCAPr NURSERT
R. A. Doerfler a. Sona. Ornamentalj. 1
N. Lanca.ter Dr. at 4 Cor. Ph. 3-1333.
LAWN aprlnkllng avatema Ph. 34531.
I.AWNMOWERS
J. F. Douihertr,
Snarpenlna auarantead aarvlca New
power and hand mowera Call Harry
w Scott. 141 So Com'l St. O103
LAWN MOWER SHARPENING
chimneys fe
MATTRESSES
Capital Bedding-. Phone 1-4089.
MOVING Rent a truck. Capital City
Transfer Co 330 8 Front St Pn. 22436
ol01a
MUSIC LESSONS
inLsh end Hawaiian Oultar, Mando
BanJoj, etc. 1533 Court. Ph 3-7569
ollO
NURSES' REGISTRY
OFFICE FURNITURE SUPPLIES
Desk chairs, flies and filing supplies,
safes, duplicators and supplies, desk
lamps. . typewriter stands, brief cases
fierce Wire Recorders, Roen. 456 Court
OIL CIRCULATOR SERVICE
Call Cy Younger. Ph. 3-8072.
PAPERHANGING
Expert Paperhanging and painting. H
J Woodworth. Ph. 3-5668. Free est. ol22
Inside or out O, Horn, phone
Elf strom'a ere equipped
painting. Phone 2-2403
PAINTING PAPERHANGINO
Call 22608 for your Painting
hanging. Attractive rates.
PAPERHANGING
Jerry Johnson. Ph. 3-3728.
PICTURE FRAMING
Picture framloi
Phoiie 3-6687
ButchooB Paint Store
PLASTERING
Patching. Repairing. Ph. 3-1101. 0IO6'
PLsher 844 8. ConVl. Ph. 3-3010.
PRUNING, SPRAYING
Philip W. Belike. Ph. 3-1208.
L. W. Caudle. Ph 3-7000.
Phillip W. Belike Ph. 3-1301
RADIATOR REPAIR.
Cleaned, repaired. J 0. Balr ft Sona. Ph
21191. By Drive-in Theatre Sloe 1611
0123
Johns Radio Shop. Reasonable ratea
Ph. 2-3416. 250 Court St. Expert radio
and appliance service. olll
Rev Moore 3270 Portland Rd ph. 1-9431
SAND A GRAVEL
Oarden Soil, crushed rock. Shovel and
dragline excavating. Walling Sand &
Gravel Co. Phone 3-0246
Valley Sand a Oravel Co 81lt, sand
fill dirt Excavating 10B shovel j eat
Tractor scoop h trucks for dirt moving
Ph. office 34002. res. 37141. o
Cat. Shovel A Truck work of aO kinds
LLOYD M. HILL, INC.
Ph. 3-4376 9995 State St. O106'
Salem 8av Wrk Pa 3-7003 1293
N. th
O100'
4EWERS AND SEPTIC TANKS
Electrle Roto-Rootar Exclualra Patent
Raaor 'harp Steal Gutting Bladea
Clean Rewera or Drama Septla Tank
Cleaned Reap PP. I-S331 ar 9-9441
4EPTIC TANKS
K. P. H.mel.
Septic Tanks Cleaned
Electrle machine service on sewer and
drain lines. Guaranteed work. 1148 6th
St.. West Salem. Ph. 1-7404. OllO
SepUe Tank and Drain Lines Cleaned
Jack Bocnlng. Pb 3-6683 1067 Elm St
O105
Mike's Septic Service Tanks cleaned
Roto Rooter Service en Sewer 1076
Elu St. W Salem Ph. 3-9466. 3-8127
104
TRANKPEP 8 STORAGE
Local Distance Transfer, storage
Burner oils, coal briquets. Trucks to
Portland dally. Agent for Bektiu. House
hold goods moved to anywhere In D 8
ot Canada. Larmer Transfer Storage
Ph 1-3131
TYPEWRITERS
Smith Corona, Reralngtrto Royal, Under
wood portables All makes used machine
Repaira and rent. Roen, 416 Court, a
VENETIAN BLINDS
Made la Selem Free tat. Phone 37136
rimer the Blind man.
Salem Venetian Blinds wisde t order ot
refinlshed. Relaboldt Lewis. 3-3619
WATCH CLOCK REPAIRING
Watches for sale, open eves. ph. 26131
120 Evergreen. B. P. Ords. Q114
WELL DRII.LINO
Fred Wvmore Rt 3. Boa Sit Pp IS1
M D ENLOI Ph 3-8196 Auburn Rd
WrtTNFR'TRIPPINa
v est. mat T
PULLMAN. Pa- 3-8
104'
WINDOW CLE A NINO
Acme Window Cleaners Windows, wall
woodwork cleaned. Fears c!esnd
waid) end pol lined. Ph. 3-8117 941
Coairft. LsASdoa. CtUberteot astd MaUier
r
Grains End at
Higher Prices
Chicago, April 28 M Grains
pushed upward towards the
close of today's board of trade
session. Wheat and corn at
times were more than a cent
higher, in fairly active trading.
Reports of dust storms in
southern Canadian provinces
gave new crop wheat contracts
a 'lift, and the May contract,
which had been easy most of
the session climbed above yes
terday's close.
At the finish wheat was lVt
to 2V4 higher than yesterday's
close, May $2.24 Vj. Corn was
to 1 cent higher, May
$1.35-V4. Oats were H to i
higher, May 66-, Rye was
IV4 cent higher, May $1.27 'i
Soybeans were 24 to 3 cents
higher, May $2.26 Lard was
20 cents to 48 cents 1 hundred
weight higher, May S2.90-12.00.
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
Saleaa LlveetawB Market
By Valley Packing Cosnpanri
Wooled lamb 122.00 to 833.00
Spring lamb... 5 to 8!t lbs. 25 00 to 126.00
Spring lambs, IS to 100 lb. $23.00 to 125.00
Yearlings, under 120 lbs. Uii.OU to tin ui'
Yearlings, over 120 lbs. 113.00. to 817.00
Ewes
Cutter Cows
.12.00 to 110.00
..113 00 to 113.50
Pst dairy cows
.115.00 to 116. M.
. 615.00 to 111.00
ii oo to tai.vnj
Dairy heifers
Bulls
Calves (300 to 450 lb I
Wflfl to 23
Veal (130-300 lbs. choice 135.00 to 630.001
laics price paia wiinin isc or port
nd prices for each type. Top, 170-325 ibs
Portland Kastslde Market
Asparagus sold for DCMPP SO-lb
pyramid on the Portland Easuide Farmera
Wholesale Produce market today.
Cabbage was 38.00 to 16.38 a standard
crate.
California strawberries were quoted at
14.33 a flat.
Radishes brought 40 cents a dosen
bunches,
Oreen onions old for 50 cents ft dosen
bunches.
Spinach was 31.75 an oranse box.
Rtiubarb sold around 11.00 an apple
oox for strawberry varieties end 81.00 to
U 35 a 22-lb lus for wine varieties.
Batterfat Tentative, sueiect lmase
dlete change Premium quality maximum
35 to 1 percent acidity oeuvereo m
Po'lland 63-68c lb.; first quality l-04c
eeond aualltv S9-61c Valley routes
tod eountry points te leas than first
Hatter wnoicsaie run duib bhds m
wholesalers Orade AA. 93 score, 62c 1
A, 92 score. 61c lb.: B. 10 score, 60c lb.:
O. 89 score. 60c lb Above price are strict
ly nominal
Cbeete Selling price to Portland whole
ale Oregon single 38 4lle Oregon 6
lb loaf. 4m-ft0Vn: triplet "4e leas than
Onglae
Egga IT Wholesalers) S grade larg
51-51 He: A medium, 49-49 '.e; grade B
large. 4S,i-46Sc
Eggs Purchased from rat mere TjTjrron
receipt 67-re dog.; buyers 3-.He be
low wholesale quotation on graded baale
for best hennery egga
Portland Dairy Market
Better Price to retailers Orade AA
print. 67e AA cartons. 68 A print
87c: A cartons 68c: B prints, 65c.
Eggs Prlt-f to retailers' AA large
33-54c; certified A large, 13c; A large
51-53: AA medium. 50-52c: certified A
medium le; A medium, 40-Sle; cartons 3c
additional
Che, Price to retailers. Portland
Oregon alnelea 40'-50ra. Oregon loaf, '
.b 43ri-52,ici triplets IVi lesr than stn
flee
Paaltrr
Live Ctalekene - No 1 quality FOB
plants. No. 1 broilers under 3v lbs. 27-38c
lb- frvera m ta 3 lbs.. 29-33C
roasters 4 lbs. and over 31 -34c lb.; fowl
Leghorns, under 4 lbs., 26-37c lb.: ever 4
Ibs. 36-30c; colored fowl, all welgnta, 33
34c: roosters, all weights, 16-20c.
Rabbits Average Ui growers lot live
white; fryers, white. 4-6 lbs' 37-29 lb.;
5-1 lbs .5-27 lb.; colored ji-jsc; 01a ot
heavy does. lJ-l8e oressed iryere ta
butcher S7 Dcl old near) ones. SS-38C
Twrkeye (Prices quoted are not to the
producer on a aresseo weigm ttasier -
s trade A young toms w aw 10 ; no
t voune hens, nominally 60c
Dresses mraeye t reiaiierat uiaoe s,
young hens 70-71c New Yorf atyle dress
ed A grade young toms na-ner.
Portland Mlscellaneaae
Case era nark Dry Me lb. green Te lb
Wool Valley coarse and medium gradaa
45c lb
Mohair 36c lb. on 12-month growth.
Idee Calvee 30 lb., eceordlng te
we la nt sips, 16e lb., beef li-ue io ouiis
S-6c lb., country buyers pay 3e less.
Mat Qeetatleae
Walnats PranauettM flrsl sua I It rora
00. 34.7c; large, J3.7e; medium. 17 3; sec
onn auaiitv lumboa. jo.ie. taree me,
medium. 36 3t: baby 13 3e; soft shrl first
quality large. 39.7c; medium 36.2e: sec
ond quality large 31.3a; medium 34. 1
ftaby 33.3c.
Filberts - Jumbo, toe j. larga. Ite
medium, 16c: small. 13
Quotations above supplied oy north
west Nut Growers Quotatlore are on the
basis of 100-lb bag purchase fob plant,
Portland Livestock
Portland. Ore., April 31 (A) Wheat: No
futures quoted.
No cash grain.
Cash wheat bld: Soft white 3 31: soft
white (no rexi 3.31; white club 3.31:
western red 3.31.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 3 21: It per
cent 3.21; 11 per cent 3.33, 12 per cent
2.24.
Herd white baart: 1 per cent 3 34.
Today's receipts: Wheat 137; barley t
flour I; corn 6; oats 3: millfeed 13.
Portland Llvesleek
Portlend Ore., April 26 tj Livestock
Cattle salable 100; holdover 17S: calves
i- market opened slow; scattered sales
ateedr at Monday's decline: bulk medium
and good fed steers 21. M to 24.75; load
,ow good Hint steers 24.28. Common and
medium heifers 18. SO to 23. SO. Few cenner
aid cutter cows 14.50 to 16.00: some un
sold. Bulls In limited demand. Common
ght vealers 16 00 lo 20 00, good and
eholea quoted 3 8 00 to 32 00.
oes salable I: holdover is: scatter
early aales steady: demand limited. Oood
md Choice 190-230 lbs 20 23; good 311
40 ib sows 1600 to 1T.C0; choice light
feeder pus euoted to 21.80.
Sheep salable none; market nominal
Oood and choice early shorn and No 1
pell lambs Monday 23 SO to 34O0: Indlv-tc-
ai choice 100 lb spring lamb, 1st of
esjon. 37.00: good shorn ewes salable
10 00. lltht wooled ewes quotable to 11 SO
'-. 100.
DIRECTORY
WINDOW SHADES
Washable. Roller Mede to order. 1 Dey
Del Relnholdt Lewis. Ph 31616. o
WOOD A SAWDUST
West Baler, Fuel Co. Ph 3-4011.
LEGAL
Nonet
TOO ARK HEREBY NOTIFIED that
ur. M R. Klein. do:ng business as the
ALBCIRONIC RESEARCH ASSOC I AT 918.
I no longer a represent erne of the
Pnilco Corporation and is no lonier
authorised to represent said corporation
or anr of its affiliates.
April 36 37.
LODGED
A Aliuworth Lodgs No. 301 AT
'ryK A A M. r. C. Dfr, Tues ,
April Mth, 7 M p.m. M
Wv 10.O meU tverj Wed-
nuatj night. Visitors Wi-
come. 1
tMolr Commtndry No. t. KT
Regular Conclave. Order of the Tem
ple Uniforms, refreahm.nt. Thurs
day tvenlng, April IS, 149, 7 .M pm
101"
a. ejeaw' . av-1 . am: r . . sl... :;j . Tw.
tJ
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-S leyy "wW'-a'Ti-B.
New Detroit Road Eliminates Tortuous Detour Construc
tion of the new North Santiam highway to Detroit (left)
eliminates tortuous and dangerous detour along railroad
tracks at river grade (right center). At this point, where
Kuckenberg Construction company detonated a blast that
blew away the face of a basalt mountain, the new road begins
to ascend to above the 3580 acre lake level comprising the
normal pool of Detroit reservoir.
f -or,. I I
r. 1 1 ?
1-1 A- if
Bed Mechanic Dick Spere,
16, and bedridden for a year,
adjusts the carburetor on the
tiny engine of a miniature race
auto in his bedroom garage at
Los Angeles.
3 Minor Decisions
By Supreme Court
The state supreme court
handed down three decisions to
day. They were:
State ex rel L. M. Blackledge
. Circuit Judge Earl C. La
tourette of Clackamas county.
Mandamus proceeding to com
pel Judge Latourette to cancel a
complaint. Opinion by Justice
George Rossman Is in favor of
Judge Latourette.
Fred F. Sexton Co. vs. Rose
Marie Berenson, appellant. Ap
peal from Multnuomah county
Suit to recover $675 in real
estate commission. Opinion by
Chief Justice Hall S. Lusk
Judge James W, Crawford, af
firmed. ,
Vernal Bush, appellant, vs
William K. Shepherd. Appeal
from Multnomah county. Suit
to collect a judgment in a per
sonal injury case. Opinion by
Justice J. O. Bailey. Judge
James R. Bain, reversed.
The navy's super-giant trans
port Constitution, has eight
doors, plus 13 emergency exits,
and '59 windows.
j
Ten Seconds to Death Billy Fisher, 23-year-old Decorah,
Iowa, precision flier, plunged to his death 10 seconds after
(top) picture was taken. Tha plane lost a wing and crashed
to a concrete runway before a crowd of 10.000 during an air
show at Jackson, Mi 83. Bottom) an army fire truck has Just
halted beside the burning ship seconds after the crash. (AP
Wtrephoto)
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'Fast Time' Up to
State Agencies
Attorney General Gcorgelmpnt in , fPm.i r,-,..., .
Neuner gave the opinion today Congrcss lo ..speedily appropri-One of the "backers" of the Co
that it is up to the state liquor; ate.. $5,272,200,000 for the eco- lumbia valley administration
control commission and other i
state agencies whether or not,for use until June 30, 1950
they oDserve aayngiu saving
time in Portland and other com-
munities which have adopted the
"fast time."
The opinion had been request-1
ed by member of the state board The president's request was
of control, whose members are in a letter to House Speaker
the governor, the state treasurer j Sam Rayburn.
and the secretary of slate. Neu-j Congress recently authorized
ner added, however, that when a foreign-aid program of $5,
the law enacted by the recent (430,000.000. It contemplated the
legislature putting the power of expenditure of $1,150,000,000
daylight time determiniation inj
the hands of the governor goes
into effect, state law will super-1
sede local ordinances on thei
subject. Under the new state
law it will be up to the gov
ernor to determine if Oregon
goes on daylight time, and he
can decide in favor of it only it
California and Washington adopt
daylight time. The law is du!
to go into effect in mid-July, bir,
observers here doubted that its
effect would be felt this year, as
they believe a referendum vote
will be initiated in Portland. K
the referendum gets enough sig
natures, the matter will be held
in abeyance until the general el
ection in November, 1950.
Bird's Date With
Death to Be Re-Set
Tacoma, April 26 fP) Jake
Bird, convicted slayer of a Ta
coma mother, will have his date
with death set for a third time.
The 46-year-old Negro was to
be returned to the Pierce county
Jail today from the state peniten
tiary for the signing of a new
death warrant.
Two previous dates were stay
ed by reprieves.
Bird was convicted of the ax-
slaying of Mrs. Bertha Kludt on
Oct. 30, 1947. Her 17-year-oldi ser.dis .wtenn
, , Beth Steel
daughter, Beverly, also waslsoemg Airp;ane
found dead at the family home.!
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Capital Journal, Salem, Ore.,
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Price Declines
Cut Foreign Aid
Washington, April 26 W
President Truman today inform-
?d congress that price declines
Iwill make it possible to finance
the European aid program fori
I $157,800,000 less than congress
I'.ias authorized.
I Thf nrolHnt mnHo that elatff
nomic recovery administration
of that amount $1,074,000,000
would be used between now and
June 30 of this year and S4i.
Il98.200.000 durinpr the twelve
months starting next Julv 1.
between now and June 30 and
$4,280,000,000 for the following
twelve months.
"A number of developments,"
the president pointed out, make
it possible to operate the pro
gram for less than the full
amount authorized, the most im
portant being the "price decline
in the United States."
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)OIm VtarKeTS
completed rron repene
Sale deal-
era for Ike geldanee ei Capital
Jewrnel Readers. IRavlsew eally).
Retail Feed Prices
Ki Mash tt.tfl.
Rabbit feilets 14 46
Dairy Feed 84.00.
Poultry: b'lvtns once Grade A eaio
d hens 33c; grade A Leghorn hens,
39 cents. Orade A colored fryers, tl
, pounds and up. 33-33c. Grade A old
'onsters. 16 ar-nl
tie
Burins price Extra Isrse AA. 48e
!arge AA, 44r; large A, 4349c: mediums
AA. 43c; medium a, j-c; puueis joc.
Wholesale friers Bde tvnoieaai urite
to 7 cen' abov ilwe price above
Grade A generally quoted at SOc; me
dium jac.
attovfal
Premium 64e. No 1. 63c; No. 3, 96-OOc
buying prices!
Baiter Wholesale grade A. 66-67e; re-
'all 71-73.
STOCKS
QUOTATIONS
iBr the Asoclawd Press i
American Cen
Km Pow A jt
m Tel A Tel
Anaconda
t 'Jallf Peeaine
Canadian i-acnia
Csse J 1
Caterpllar
Chrvster
Comwlth
Sou
Cons Vultee
Contlnenui Can ..
Crown l)erQsch ,
Cirtlas tWrlint
Doufflaa Ainrsft
Dupont de fm ..
General R-ec'rie ..
leneral fnttds ...
Motor .,,
i 'loodveai Tim '
tnt Harvwer 3'
tnl Paper 1S
(Cennerott
tlbbf MfN t 7T"
t.ont Bell A' 20'.,
Montaomeri tvard T
Ninrt elvlnaot 11
Nal Dalrv 30.
NT Central
Nortnerp tacifle li'i
Par Am F'h ll'i
Par Gas riee 31i
Par rel Tel - !
Penne J Q 28" '
hadlo Corp . 13'i
Raynniei 23 ',i
tavonlei Pfd
Revnol'ls l'i 12 "a
Vehfle'. 18
".( it ore IP i
1srs Reourt 37'a
leuthern Parlfr 41
Msr.dsr.1 Oil re .... 6)H
'llaidsaaie? Co i 19
Sunshine Mi nine 9H
I rsnsa er is ....... II
Oaten 'sir fie 10
,a.t Oil Ca 60 t
HniiodJ r'.af 12't
rt 8t1 71'
Warner t II1
reiwertb 4SS
OBITUARY
(ienrce L. Hurler
Aibanv (leorii L Hurley, 00, native
Cirion an and reorient of A I Dsn T for
nearlr 30 vai.'. dld S'indsy at the Al
csny OenTsl hrmilts: from a heart alt
Tn Fun'Til aervlcs in charge c4 the
Frtmlilr-Frederic atoen mortlelens, will
oe held In the First Mel hod 1st rhureh
tVedneaday it 1 pm with tha Rev. Edward
Terry, pas' or. off lr.'ln Burial wl!i
t.e p.a e in Wi:iomtte Memorial park
.here Ellu com in (Mat "r vices w;ll b
.iducwd Mr Hjrler wm active In biui-
neAa circle sine his arrival here from
Saiem in 1921, end was active alio in
frs'ernai gro'ips. He was born at Oer
v. s Ore, February 22, 1689. and was en
gaged In the plimblng end heating bull
tiea rondnrted by his s'epfs' Her, J. A
Reinsrdi. at Ssletn before coming to A',,
banv lo h'rome affiliated Willi th' Msr:.n
o le Plumbing establishment. He Pur.
rliwed tne pi i m bins tompsnv in 192J
" old hi intetej.1 lo tne Kampfer
b era a number el veer ego He mar-il-d
Mrie Wesael at Albany September 36
'916 She sunn as does a brother, Fred
L P-rnsMI Sslm A son. Charles, was
fs'elly inljred in an a'ltomob.le ern
dnl near A ea in 1940 Mr. K irley
as q m'TTi't-r of S' John's lodte Ho
il7. A. F Aj A M Al Ksrier Shrine. Al
Han Indie No 16 B PO L, aad Ifee
libTir Qua 6U4.
Tuesday, April 26, 194919
Stocks Advance
Irregularly
New York, April 26 (Ji
Buying interest in stocks piled
up a bit today but the demand
lacked any real vigor.
The market closed with a ma
jority of gains running from
fractions to around a point. Nu
merous issues, at the same time,
either remained at Monday's
closing levels or even backed
down a trifle.
Turnover was at the rate of
around 900,000 shares for the
full day.
Chrysler Corp. advanced
more than a point at one time
but later fell back.
Marked up were U.S. Steel,
General Motors, Goodvear,
Douglas Aircraft, Consolidated
Edison, American Tobacco,
Standard Oil (N.J.), and Twen
tieth Century-Fox.
Commonwealth & S o u t hern
reached a new high for 1949 at
one time but the advance was
later trimmed.
Holding back were Sears,
Roebuck, International Harves
ter, United Aircraft, Union Pa
cific and Gulf Oil.
Sponsor of CVA
Bill Withdraws
Washineton A nril 9fl tJPi
bill asked yesterday that his
name be deleted as a co-author
ot the proposal.
Sen. Young (R-ND) told the
senate that "I have not even
read the bill."
Sen. Magnuson (D-Wash).
who introduced the CVA
proposal, asked and received
permission to delete Young's
name which he said was added
"by inadvertence."
DEATHS
Pearl Ellender Dean
Pear Ellender Dean, ai Oakland rmlif.
Survived by mother. Mrs. Stella Postal. .
of Balem: brothers. Leonard Poster of Be.
lem and Harold Foster of Clavton.
Calif.; and four sisters, Vertie Foster oi
Salem. Mrs. Felice Belle of Clayton. Calif..
Mrs. Ruby Bloom of Metollus, Oreg., and
Mr, atmi Biggins or Portland, a rave
side services were held at the Claiarti
emelery Tuesday. April 26, Direction
W. T. Rlgdon company.
Allen Franklin Slrayer
Alien j ran Klin straver. late res dent of
Depoe Bay. Oregon, at route 1, Canby.
April 34, at the age of 74 yeara. Survived
by wife, Emellne T. Straver of Denoo
Bay; e. daughter, Mrs. Haiel Marie Cut
ler or t;nov: two Brothers. Albert
Strayer of Balem and Edward L. Strayer
or Portland; one grandchild, Mrs. Irene
Elisabeth Burden of Canby: and one treat
Canby. Services will be held at the Howell-Edwards
chapel Wednesday, April 37,
at i p.m. with Rev. Gross of Oregon City
officiating. Interment in Belcreel Memor
ial park
Marts ret Walling
Margaret Walling, late resident or 8
lent, at a local hospital, April 23. Sttrvl
d bi husband John Walling, Salem
n.ee sisters. Mrs. Helen McC aren of fla-
.em. Mra. Ells Brought on of Dallas and
Mrs. Katherine Peters in Canada: and
four brother. Abraham Friesen of Sflm
nd John Frlesen, Pete Frlesen and NLrk
Priesen, all of Balem. Services will be held
it the Cloush-Bsrrlck chapel Wednes
day. April 27. at 1:30 p m. with Re
Emit Becker officiating. Interment In the
.OOP cemetery at Dallas.
Rlrhard Weathers
Rl:liard Weathers, late resident of rj4
I Dallas, at a local hospital, April",
it the age of S9 years. Survived by wi.'e.
Verne Weathen of Dallas; a dauih
ter, Mrs Opal Browning of LaOenter,
Wash.: four son. Oren Larry Weathers of
)bany Albert Weathers of Seio. Leonard
V .-ethers of Holly, and Lloyd Weathess
of Si lem: three abler, Mr.v Llrile Haws
of Amity. Ore., Mr.v Retta Bvrarly of Al
s,nr nd Mr Esther Willard of Salem;
tnd five b rot fieri, Charlie Weathers and
Jl .. Wee hers of Salem, Wiley Weathers
of Oervals, Gilbert Weathers of Gates
md Prank Weathers of Wtnfield. Kana..
18 grandchildren Services will be hr!d
at the Howell-Edwards chapel Wedncs
d v. Apitl 27, at 1:30 p m. Rev. Lloyd An
derson will officiate. Interment In Bel
cast Memorial park.
Joe Gray
In this city April IS. Joe Gray, late res
ident or route 1, box 174, Independence,
it the site of 83 year. Survived by wife,
Octavl Qrsy of Independence; four
daughter!, Oiay May Oray and Marie
Oray of Independence, Mra Eva Broun
na Mr. Krvln Andrews of Vale. Ore.:
ton. Robert Jo Gray of Independent
tan brothers, Andy Oray of Independ'nce
nd Floyd Oray of Vile; two sisfrs. Mn;
Hatten of Marrysvllle. Calif , end Mt
Nancy Eaier;na of Independence; and
two grandchildren Snipment has brn
nade by w. T. Rltdon rnmpim to te
Beechler Funeral home at Ontario. Ori-non.
for tervlcet. Interment will be at Vale.
Oregon
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e monev back nuarantead
Blessed Relief From
Constipation Misery
"Irregularity mad
m feel so miserabl
1 often had to stay
home. My trouble
ended when I mid
KfcX.OOO'S ALL
BRAN psrt of my
daily diet." Clement
L. Boehmer. 13k So,
ilk Slrttt, El Cenlro.
Calif. This is one of hundreds ol un
solicited letters. It your constipation
is due to lack ol bulk in th dirt, try
this: Eat an eunc of ALL-BRAM
daily, drink plenty of water. II not
satisfied after 10 days, send th
empty csrton to Kellogg's, Btt!
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