IS YOUR CHANCE
TO SAVE
USED
Moon
ST.
ash Ambassador
Sedan, R&H, real clean
Ford Club Coupe, a
Buick Sedan, a good car
From $75.00 to $250.00
Several Older Cars that run good.
PICKUPS AND TRUCKS
1942 Dodge Truck, Brownlipe transmission
1935 International Truck, real good
1939 International Pickup, a good one
ANDERSON'S USED CARS
Trades Bank Finance
AUTOMOBILES
19l DODGE Bio. Bt at 7 I. 20tft ti
ler i p.m. all
JI:!S FORD convertible, tood tlrea A mo
tor, nrw too. Radio & li.ater. See !
Route 4. Boi IS on 8. 23nd St. otf of
MiMlon. am
1036 FORD 3 dr. Ph. 36438.
ql!4
RECAP TIRE In popular alr.M. 0.00-16.
only 16 95 txchnme. or 11.45 outrlihl
on tour tart Montiomar Ward Co..
Salem qli-
t'SKD TRACTOR TIRF.A, popular !,
t5.00 and up. Montaomerr Ward At Co..
Salem. 1U-
NEW MOWING
MACHINES
Both front tnd rear mounted, to be
ised on Ferauaon - Ford - tnd Ford
rertiuoo. Immediate delivery. ALSO 1
Dempster 7 ft. grain. drill. 2-way Llnde
man plow, eulttvatora, buck acre per,
ttc. Set us for your firming need.
BIRD & ZYSSET
FERGUSON TRAILER
SALES tV SERVICE
111 Wallace M.
Weat balern Ph. 1-6666
1B41 CHF.V. 3 dr. aedan In Rood condi
tion. 1948 Hint) Torque motor, very aood
rubber. Low mileage on new motor.
Ph. 3-0936. 1114
19M CPJEV. Sedan. Maater 1176. Rt. 6
Box 434A Garden Rd QlM
19M FORDplrkup. Very food ahapa ma-
ehanlcallT. New motor, rark, aood tlrea.
Plrat 9306 raeh takea It. Willamette
Valley Roof Co. 30 Lana Ave. Ph. 39604.
.lit-
394 BUICK 4 door. RAH. Kood tlrea. mo
tor, new paint. Will accept trada Ac
tarma. 979S. See at 13lh Bt. Paint Shop
S to 5:30; at 834 N. Front St. after 5:30.
qll4
41 CHEVROLET 5-pau. coupe WOO. Spec
ial deluxe Radio tJeheater. Ph. 211 09.
0.114'
PREMIUM QUALITY
Three of our finest cars
'48 Buick Roadmaster
Sedan $2499
'47 Buick Roadmaster
Sedan 2199
'40 Buick Roadmaater
Sedan 1999
Low Price Specials
'40 Buick Super Coup .$925
'40 Ford Sedan 095
38 Ford Tudor 429
'40 Ford Coupe 727
'40 Packard 120 Sedan 795
OTTO J. WILSON
COMPANY
Commercial at Center
all'
FOR BALE: 1936 Plymouth 3-door. New
paint, brake. Mechanically food. Muat
ee to appreciate. 1395. 1007 B. ISth.
Hill
Tlttl PACKARD. Radio heater. Excep
tionally clean. IMS. 45 S. Comni'l. 0113
M CIIEV. Clean. RAH. Priced to tail. Wl
8. lJih after I p.m. H"
Eisner Motors to Buy
IftU NAKH AmbiAnador 4-dr. aedan. Low
mlleaia MBS Ph. aMJl. gill
4a WILLYS W. D. Pickup Truck 140.00
or trade tood lata car. R. R. Rick.
Stayton Phone Blut U4R. Ql
Tit CHRYSLER Roral 4 dr. Ph. 1-7910
cr 290 8. 13th 1325.00. !
fat-a nrw rar hu come, our present car
muat to. If a 1939 Old b puw. club
coupe. Hew tlrea. new radio, heater,
tood motor, tood paint tnd uphoUtery
turnuehout. 1485 Madison. PhOne 3-0431
before . Eventnta. 2003 Painrounda
RuBd Apt. 4. Phone 2-2513. QUi
Tola Mrtrl RV Station Waton. Wood
body in perfect ahapa IISJO. Sea at 3MS
Portland Rd. t"
IHIR PONTIAC Deluxe Station Waton
P.' 1-407 exel. condition. )113
Teia mrv. 2 T. truck for aale. reaon
ible. 4M B;iler Ave. qM2
40 DODGE BUS. CPE. $1155
In fine ahape. Out a. Com'l. put VUta
Ukt.. left to 70 Ratelift Dr. PS. 1101
111
"hm modkl A. 1171. 410 Hickman Road
Kenert. Jiil
W 4.NTED Clean uaed cara. Bob llarr.
2140 b. Coml
WW "covhlTlOH. tatf model 4-door Su
per Buirk for aale at big eeving
Ph. 3-5J55. qlll'
PONTIACS
47 Sdn. cpe $1595
'48 Sdn cpe 2195
'41 Spt. cpe 995
'40 Pontiac 2 dr 595
37 Pontiac Sdn 495
47 Ford D L. apt. cpe. 1445
Herrall-Owen8 Co.
N. Liberty
Ph I4U1
Tht Tim It'a HUDAOR1
Srvic Salea Pert
Home of Oood L'e Car
SHROCK MOTOR CO.
Church Chmekeu at. Pb. 1-110!
e
lift) PI.TMOtTH deluxe 4-door sedan with
im motor A it. moo. lilt a. Sum
mer. Call tfter 4 30 qui
, Eisner Motors Fine Cars
(AUTOMOBILES
rieed at book or lower, Up to 21
y We finance through the bank.
CAR LOTS
ALBANY, OR I.
HIOHWAY
PHONE iU-R
Sedan, 0. D., low mileage
dandy
AUTOMOBILES
If You Are Looking
for a First Class Used Car
That You Can
' Absolutely Depend on
Come in
and See What We Have
to Offer You
THESE CARS ARE
THOROUGHLY CONDITIONED
Carry Our Guarantee
1S47 Frazer Manhattan
1947 Kaiser Sedan
1947 Ford 4-door Sedan
1947 Chevrolet 4-dr. Sedan
1942 Oldsmobile (6) 5-pass.
1941 Oldsmobile (6) 5-paji.
1941 Buick 5-passenger sedan
1942 Hudson tudor sedan
1941 DeSoto Sedan
1940 Pontiac (6) sedan
1940 Plymouth tudor
1940 Ford Sedan
1941 Nash S-passenger coupe
1939 Ford Deluxe tudor
1939 Ford Deluxe coupe
1939 Nash 4-door sedan
Some Cheapies
1942 Willys Americar Sedan
1935 Chevrolet Standard cpe.
1936 Plymouth Sedan
1929 Ford A Coupe
SEE JOE SPURLOCK
Teague Motor Company
152 Com L
Phone 2-4173
qll4
ru rime ira irjDaoNi
Bemoe B.e ean
Soma rl Oood Oaa Oara
aauuxim MOTOR OO.
Otanna OhanaMU aHa p .itt
ZEEB'S USED CARS
OT . KLL TRAD1
TERM!
Ill ralnreundj Noa4 Phona t-1454
Eisner Motors to Sell
MOTORCYCLED SCOOTERS
HOMEMADE motor aeooter 931 or trad
rn. j7u;a. qa.14'
INDIAN
World! moat modern aotorevdo
CU8HMAN SCOOTERS WHIZ
ZEB BIKES Oenuln parta. acrt
tow atari model
Sh rock's Motorcycle Sales
vpen OTtrp avaniat tin i, HMdty
throutl Prlday
H0f Portland Rod - Pk. t-14tl
BOATS
onablo. Jnat Ilka new. Ph. 1-11 3. qqll4
I H P. Ol'TBOARD motor k boat 110.00
Ph3-3gai- qqlll'
TRAILERS
149 LINCOLN houM traUer. Sleepj 4. 2401
N Com'l. t H7
COZT COACH trailer houaq. Elaetrle
oratea. moo. 471 Madronft Art.. Salem
Helthti. in?
NEW KARRIALL TRAILERS
l-WHEEL UTILITT TRAILERS
redured from 1210 to I1M
BOREBTEELI BALES Ac aERVICI
370 M. CHURCH
WW
41 ALJOA 10 ft. houAe trailer. Sleep I
AIao a wheel trailer. M Potd Bt
tl 14
41 VAGABOND hM. trailer. 34 ft. 11300.
Jenea. Howard a Trailer Park. tlU
'SO BUICK and 4 monthi old SPtrttw
Royal Matulon trailer for aale. 131
Lana Avenue t!14'
FINANCIAL
$ CASH $
$25 to $500
rDRNITtlRI. LIVESTOCK
IQUIPUENT LOANS UP
TO 1100
Car Man. up to 1100
Coma to or pbona
Hollywood Finance Co.
1HI Patrtrounda Road
Acroej atreet from kank
No Parking proktema
Phone lion-Lie. N MM-iMl
Plord Renbon, Met i
OINERAL nilANOI CORP.
LOAMS
LM B-111 and M-tM
and
ROT R SIMMONS
INSURANCE AND LOANS
HI B Commtrcit Bi Tal l-fll f
PRIVATE MONET
Special ratej and tertna
on lartei lOcne
ISni and ahoft tint
ptraienta
ROT N SIUUONfl
131 aV h Comma rtlal St Phono t-tlll
4 real estate loans
personal loans
car loans
state finance co.
B Hit1 St Lie 8-211 M-JT1
1311
SEE UI POR
ATTRACTIVE FARM LOANS
ONLY 4 OR INTEREST
I to 40 Tear and Na Commiaeiot.
Leo N. Childs, Inc.
REALTORS
144 Stat Bt Phono MM1 r
AUTO LOAN8
WILLAMETTE rRmtT CO
ill a Chureh
Parklnt k Plenty
PTi t Lie No M-at S-114 f
Journal Want Ads Pay
FINANCIAL
PAKU AND CTTT LOANS
ad 1
TOt' R OWN TERMS of repayment within
raaaon. Caah tor Real Eaiau Coniracu
tnd Seropd Morteates
CAPITOL SECURITIES CO.
101 Pioneer Trim Blda Ph S-T1AT r
DIRECTORY
ADDINO MACHINES
All makoa vmo maehlnea lold. rented
repaired Rood tftt Court Phone 1-41T3
APPLIANCE EE R VICE
ELECTRIC HOME appliance repair aarvlee
Pree wtlmatea. Ti ede-ina accepted on
ew appliance. Vitice'n Elaetrle. Phone
1-0231 157 8 Liberty Bt. o
AT-UR DOOR ORINDINft
'4nmowtr aharpenlnt and repalrlns
Destera, Ph 3M13 o
AUTO RADIOS
Authorised Warranty Repair Station
for all makea of Auto Radloa Morrow
Radio Co.. 153 8. Liberty Ph l-4iS
MARION MOTORS
NASH SERVICE
Towlni aervice day phone t-tllt. Nlgnt
1-1104 333 Center 0
RI'ILDING, CARPENTRT
Oon't put off aprlnc repalrlna, rebuild
Inf. Poi q ilck. expert aervlea, suaran
teed aatKfartlon. fh 2-4150. olio
BtlLDINO CONTRACTORq
Bulldlni a w home? Let BullWan
Taylor home Builder build 11 for you
Ph. 1-4479 or 3-7579. 0131
RUILDINO OP COL'RTS or homcj or
builder of courU at 13th-Rural. Laoor
plua S!. Satlafaetloo fuar. Ph 20SS5
Frame or mamry conat ruction, reatden
Ual. commercial houaea relied.
foundation. Alt Broa
itlke Panek. 375 S. Com'l. Ph. 2-5101.
Brake U Wheel alimlng apeelalUU
O130'
BULLDOZING
Dean Robinson. Ph. 20537.
Bulldozlns levellni, road bids., clear-
lna teeth for bruah. Virgil Hunker, 1010
Falrvlew Ave. Ph. 2-3146, Salem. 0134'
CAAH REGISTERS
Instant delivery of new RCA oaah
railater Al make aold. ranted, re
paired Roan 456 Court Ph 2-8771 o
C HIM NET SWEEP
Furnace chimney vacuum cleaned.
Enaley. 771 8. 3 lot ph. 3-7170. ol30
CEMENT WORRS
"An ounce of prevention la worth a
pound of cure." For expert auaranteed
satisfaction new or repslr of founda
tion, eldewalke. driveway. caU 2-4S30
olll
DRESSMAK1NO
Drewmaklni. Alt Shop, fur work, aew
Inc Open May 1. rma 11-17. 100 Btate
Ph. 3-7004. Ol 30
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
Vinee' Electric for electrical wlrlnt
contracting, repairing 151 S. Liberty
Ph 3-9239
EXTERMINATORS
Cockroach Moth, Exterminator Service
Ph. 1-3050 Let Cross. 1SSS Pearl. oi;W
Braithaupt'i for flower Dial 1-1171 o
HOUSE MO VINO
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
). R Watktne Co products Free de
lvery 1717 Center Ph 1-sm e'
INSULATION
ABC, INSULATION CO
BLOWN ROCK WOOL
1131 BROADWAY. PH. 3-3741
LAND AC A FT NURSERT
P A. Doerfler Bona. Ornamental. 110
N Lancaster Dr. at 4 cor Ph. i-iaaa. o-
LAWN aprlnkllni ajatema Pb 24137
LAWNMOWERS
Sharpening, guaranteed aervice. New
power and hand mower Call Harry
W. Scott. 147 So. Com1 1 Bt 0129
LAWN MOWER SHARPENING
LAWN mower made to eut perfect tl 11
Ph 3-1407 . one
At you: door lawnmower aharpenlnt
Dexter the lawnmower man Ph 16133
MATTRESSES
Capital Bedding. Phone 1-4001.
MUSIC LESSONS
StaniAh and Hawaiian Oultar, Mando
lin. BanJo. etc. 1522 Court St. Pb. 3-7569
ol3ft
NURSES'. REGISTRY
OFFICE FURNITURE A SUPPLIES
Dejik ehalra. file and flllnl supplier
aafee, duplicator and aupplie. desk
lamp typewriter atand. brief eaea
Pierce Wire Recorder. Roan. 431 Court
OIL CIRCULATOR SERVICE
Call Cy Younger. Ph. 1-6072.
PAPFRHANGING
Elfitrom'a art equipped to do your
painting Phona 1-2491
PAINTINO AND PAPERHANOINO
PatntlDR And paperhanging. Free -mate.
Ph. 3-0513. 3S7 Shipping. ol31'
Call 22601 for your Painting A Paper
hanging. Attractive rate. alio
PAPERHANOINO
Jerry Johtuon. Ph. 3-3723.
PICTURE FRAMING
Picture framing Hutcheon Paint Store
Phone t-6617 0
PI.ASTF.RINO
Patching. Repairing. Ph. 3-1101.
Fisher 244 8 Com'l. Ph. 1-3019.
PRUNING. SPRAYING
Philip W. Belike. Ph. 1-1201.
L W Caudle Ph 1-7900
RADIATOR REM IB.
Cleaned, repaired 3 O Balr Son Ph
11191 By Drlve-ln Tneatre Since 1917
Oil!'
RADIO REPAIRING
John- Ran. Shot Reaonab1e rates
Pft 1.1410 t0 Court Bt Expert radio
and appliance aervice 0111
Ray Moor M7tTport1anV RdPh. 3-9431
4ND t tlRAVKL
Oardn Boll, eruahed rock Shnrel and
dragline eteavatlng Walling Band
Oravej Co Hi one 1-1141
Vallev Band e Oravel Co Silt, sand
f II din rieavatinc MB abCnel eau
Tree tor scoop ft true He for dirt tnovini
Ph office JtOIJ. rea 111M
.a.W.
York's Be Shop HI Edftwater Ph
t-Ttll !
.rWEB1 SEPTIC TASKS
Beet rie Botft-Bfvrter Eiclua've Patent
Baser 'harp Steel Cutting B:sd
Clean Bewera et Drain Septte Tanif
Oieened Rot Ph l-ell. et !-
SEPTIC TASK!
K P Hame!. Septic Tanki Cleaned
rectrie machine service on seer and
drain Ilnaa Guaranteed n-k 1141 Itn
t . West Selrm Ph Mil olll
U.te'a ft'Ptie Be-fire Tanka cWinM
Bn0 Rootef eWvlrw na .a-were I0"
fta Bt, w. BeJem. Pa. t4a, l-Mi:
B1M
Wheat Shows
Upward Trend
Chicago, May 11 W1 Wheat
advanced today, the Mav con
tract going up more that a cent
at times to its best price since
the market broke on April 28
Smaller- gains were made by
new crop contracts.
The advance in wheat was
more than matched by a sharp
upturn in rye, which ran up
for gains of about 5 cents at
times. Buying was based on an
agriculture department forecast
for a crop of 21.S52.000 bushels,
down from both last year and
the ten year average.
Wheat closed La to I cent
higher, May $2.234 -$2.24. corn
was V lower to higher. May
$ 1.34-$1 34'a, oats were un
changed to 'i higher. May 68 'a
67, rye was 5 to SVa higher, May
$1.32, soybeans were m to 2
cents higher. May $2.31-2.31 V
and lard was 7 to 20 cents a
hundred pounds higher, May
$11.90.
Salem Markets
Completed from reports t talem deal
ers fee tit gttldanea ei Capital
Journal Readers. (Revised dally).
Retail Feed- Price
Rag Mash 90.IB.
Rabbit Pelleta 14 40
Dalrr Feed 14.00.
Ponltrvt h'tvlna once Grade A coio
ed hen 31c; grade A Leghorn hens,
27 cent Grade A colored fryers, three
pound and up, 20o. Grade A eld rooatar
16 -enU
fga
Buying Prices Extra large AA. 40c;
lane AA. 48c; lane A, 46c: medium AA.
45c: medium A, 41 -44c; pullet, 21-IOC.
Wkelesal Price tag whoieaale pricaj
t 1 cant above these price above
Grade A generally quoted at 53c; me-d'-ims
4B.
Belleefat
Premium. 6Se. No. 1, lie: No. 1, II
lc (bUTin price).
Butter Wholesale grade A. 66e; re
tail 71c.
STOCKS
QUOTATIONS
Br tne Amii I
American Can ,
Am Pon U ,
An Tel Tel
Anaconda . ...
Bendia AflaMoa ......
aetn Steal
Boeing Airplane
Calif Pack lna
Canadian Pacific
Cue J 1
Caterplkar
Ohryaler .... ....... ...
Com with 4) ton
Con 7uitee ...
Continental Can
Crown elleroach
Curtlaa Wrlgnt
Douela . Ircraft .... , . .
Oupont da Nm
General rfee'rlc
Oeneral louda
Oenaral Mtitora
Oood rear Tire
tnt Harveatar
(nt Paper
Kennoeott
Llbby McN ft L
Long Bell 'A" . ...
Montgomery Ward
Nub Kelvlnator ,
Nat Dairy
NT Central
Northern aelf1
Pat Am fun
Paa Ou ll rie
Pae Tal ft rel ,
Penney i O ...
Radio Corp ,
Karen I tr ...........
Rarentar Pfd
Nsynold Metal ,
Rlahfleld
efeway Rtore ...... .
tari Rneburk ....... .i
teithern Parlflr
ttaadard OU Cv
Itetleeaker Co'?
twufclne Mlnlu
TreaMAcrtce
Pa lew Paelft
Uaieei OU On
rjalsed Alftnes
0 S Steel ,
Tamer dree Pie
Weelwvrth
.100
. I7H
. 41 S
ll'i
90s
DIRECTORY
TRANSFER ft STORAGE
'.oral ft Dlitance Traruftr. atoraae
Burner oil, eoal ft briquet Truck to
Portland dally Acrnt for Bekln House
hold good moved to anywhere In D 8
Ot Canada. Lermer Tranafer ft Storage
Ph 2-3131 " o
TYPEWRITERS
Smith Corona, Remington Roral. Under
wood portable All make iwd machine
R'paira and rent Roen. 4H court.
VENETIAN BLINDS
Salem Venetian Blind made to order oi
reflnuhed. Relnholdt ft Lewi. 1-1611
WATCH ft CLOCR. REPAIRING
Watche for sale, open evea Pb. 38.129
320 Evergreen E. P. Grda. 0114
WELL DRILLING
J. A. Sneed ft Sons, welt -drilling. 2S05
nrooia bi., naiem, rn. s-dbuv. oijj
WEATHERP.TRIPP1NG
WINDOW CLEANING
Acme Window Cleaner Window!, wall
ft woodwork cleaned Floor cleaned,
axed and polished Ph 1-1317 14.
Court Lanadoo, CulbcrUon and Mather
WINDOW SHADES
W tunable, Roller Uade to order 1 Day
Del Relnholdt ft Lewi Ph 11611.
WOOD ft SAWDUST
Weat Saltt Fuel Co. Ph 2-4011.
wbODSAWINO
A'klnt A Crrxti. Ph. 3474 or 3171. o124
LODGES
-sft Multnomah Chapter No.
R AM. Rgu.ar convocation
Mark and Put Masters. Refresh
ment. 7:50 pm. Thursday evening.
May 12, ISO. 1U
a pwrfieiiirNoTwTTrev
7 AM. MM. Decree FYiday.
May 13. 7 p m. 114
.efCl OO roffTe?al vtolt of
U Orand MwteT Mar 11
Flrtr rlMrrre 117
LEGAL
SOTICE-TO CREDITORS
rtOTICB HKRRRT IB OfVES that bv an
,ror of the Circuit Co-irt of the Btate
of Oreion fax the County ot Marlon, In
Probate, duly mad and entered on the
nlp'h dsv ftt Ms. 1H. I have been d1v
pnolntMt aa eaecitni of the la" fl
I'd tostement and aatat of RRI.LE
OOLDN TTinNlTR. de-esjed. and thst I
have been dulv qualtrid ax such eiec
utor. All pereorut having riaima aaainat
said ea'ate hereby are required to pre.
sent them, with proper votit-hera, to ma
st 114 Pioneer Trust Rulldlne. Balem.
'Jreeon. erithin alt months af'er the date
it he first publication of ttita nt"
Dated snd f rt publlhd the eleventh
day of Mar, Ittl
DAHTEI, J FRV
Rveetitor aforeeid.
Attorney for Pjtor.
May Ik, II, M m4 JvtM I
1 . ,;y-
En Route to Shrine Tommy Burke. S-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas F. Burke of Carbondale, Pa., adjusts leash
on pup, Susan, just before take-off from La Guardia field,
New York for Portugal where he will visit shrine of Our
Lady of Fatima. Tommy is suffering from a progressive
muscular ailment which, his faher says, doctors have been
unable to cure. Burke, an accountant, and his wife, accom
panied the youngster on the flight. Burke said "We have
heard about the shrine and we have great faith In it." (AP
Wirephoto)
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
al I.I vest Market
(By Valley Packing Company
Wooled lamb 110.00 to 122 00
s,i. ing iamb 6 to 1.1 lb 123 00 to I2.S.0U
Spring lamb. to .00 lb. 122.00 to 114.00
Tearlmg. under 120 lb, iio.oo to iivdu
yearling, over 120 lb. 111.00 to 117 00
gwe ... 12.00 to 110.00
Cutter cow .. 110.00 to 115.00
Fat dairy cow us oo to sie.oo
Dairy heifers HS.OO to 1 1800
Bull ... 17 00 to 121.00
Calve, good H00-4MI lb.) 120.00 to 12.100
Veal (10-300 ID good.. JJ)w o sjuwi
(jr price paid within c or port
ind price for each type. Top, 170-231 At
Portland Eaittide Market
Spinach sold for 7ft cent to $1 00 an
orange brx on the Portland Eastalde
Farmers Wholesale Produce Market to
day.
Apparatus was 14.00. to 14.2S a 30-pound
pyramid.
Letture brought l J 00 to 13.71 a iour-
doten head crate.
Better! I Tentative, eu eject tat Immi
dlaie change Premium quality maiimum
3b to l percent acidity delivered in
Portland 61-fl4c lb., firm quality SO -flic
b.. second quality A7-60c. Valley route
ind country points te lese ihar first
Ruller Wholesale POB oulb aubes to
r.holeflle; ire.de AA. 93 acore. 61 -62c.
K. 92 core M-61'jc; B. 00 score. 58c lb.:
C, 19 score. 17c lb. Above price are strict-
nominal
Cbeese Belling price to Portland whole
tale Oregon 1 fifties, 384 4SWC Oregon ft
loai aib-OO'n; triplet ve let man
lnslea
Eggs (Te Wholesaler! A grade large
M-Sl'tc; A medium, 51-51 He; grade B,
iarBe, 471-50Ic.
tut Purchased from fanner Curren
receipts. ftl'VOCo doa.; buyers l-vc be
low wholesale Quotations on traded basis
tor east nennery eggs
Portland Dairy Market
Bolter price to retailer- orade AA
print 66r: A A carton 67c; A print,
66c: A carton, 67r: B prim. 6Jc.
Eggs PrM to retailer- AA large
56c. certified A large, aflc: A large.
54-ftS?; AA medium. 54c: certified A.
medium, 540) A medium, Me; carton 2c
additional
Cheese Price to mailer: Portlnnn
Oregon stnelea 40-soi.o Oregon loaf, t
ib 4I4.I2 Vac i trlpiau lSta lea than aln-
flai
roeltry
Live ctilehena No 1 aoailty POB
planta. No. 1 broiler under I'-k lbs 37-28e
IB.; frvera 2 4 to l lb., 21-loc lb;
roRier 4 lb, and ever, 30-3le lb.: fowl,
Leghorn under 4 lb.. 34-35c: over 4
lbs, 2-27e; colored fowl, all wrlghta. 30
lie; roosters, all weights, 18-20e.
tabblle Averaae lo erowera lot nve
white, fryers white. 4-1 lb 17.31c lb.
5-f lb., h-ilt lb i colored 21-25e old or
heavy doe. 11-lie ard fryer te
outcnera '7 0r. eld near-, ene. 15-sae
Tar key tw- (Prices quoted are not t the
producer on a dressed weight Oaalai -
0 S trade A young torn 51 13 lb ; Ne
1 young hens, nominally ene
Dressed terkeya te retailer. Uiade A
voung nena 70-Tie New for iy dreae
ed A grade ycitnt tome M-iia
Pert land Mlseellaneoee
Cateara Bark Dry 30e lb. green 70 lb
Weel Valley eoarae and medium trade
4 lb
Mnhalr 28c lb. on 12-month growth.
Hides Calve Joe tb , according to
weight Kip. 18o lb., beef 11-11a lb., bull
5-6e lb country buyer pay la le.
Nut Qoetatlnna
Walnaia Franquettaa first quality fum
do. 34 7c, large. 33 7c. medium 27 3c, see
ond quality Jumbos. 30 3c large 21 3c,
medium. 26 ao: baby 13 2c. ofl shel first
quality large, it To, medluiti if le: see
on d quality large 17 2c: medium SO 7s;
habv 22 2e.
Filberts - Jumbo. 30 0 t large, lie
medium. 16c: small, 13e
Quotation above supplied by north
est Nut Ornwera Qiiotatlor are on the
satis of 100-lb bag purchase fob plant.
Farllantf Oraln
Portland. Ora., Mar 11 ijp Wh.at: Ho
futur.a qimtad.
Ca.h wh.at ibid : Soft whit 3.33: aoft
whit, (no rrxi 3.33; whlta club 3.33; w.at
am rrd 3 31.
Hard r.d wlnt.r: Ordinary 3.31; 10
prrr.nt 3 33; 11 parent 3.31; 13 percent
3 30. .
Hard whlta Baart: Ordinary 3.31: 10
prr.nt 3 31.
Today a rar rerelpta; wheat 00; Bar
ter 3; flour 10. eorn .: mllllee 18.
Chleaco Llveeteeh j
Chic iff., Mkv 11 '-Pi MlBDAi Salable
hova l.ftOo, fairly active, atadr to strong ;
esrlr bul later very "lew and barely
Mesdv: vme late bide ? rente lower; not
eAtebl.jt.hea mi now, bidding 3ft ene low
er: top la i for one load, fsrlr eslea grmd
and choice 110-JSO Iha lit J-ll 1. 310
M4 lb n W-IIM. few 140-400 lb ll IS
IS 3ft
Its! able rattle 11000: salable reive 100.
fairly active, beef steera atearlr te 31 !
cents lower, other rl of rattle moallyi
teadr: top 3171 for load choice 1.31 lb
fed steers; four loads 1 3M-1.JV3 lb al
17 M, bulk eood and choice steers and
resrllnta 3 ftO-J. W. few lose)' 3 71-17 1;
in loiirt choice to prime l lll lb beevea i
3a M: medium to low -tood ateera 31 V- .
31 7': load hiah-cholce l.Olt lb heitera :
Ifl 7S; mMt sood to low-choice heifers
34 00-IS M. fw good beef eowa 30 Ob
it 00, common and medium cows 17.71
1 M). cannera and cutters IS 00-11 IV
tew heetv cutters 17 V): medium and good
e'uag hulU 30S0-JJOO: bulk common to
rho.ee vealers 3n 00-34 00. lop M VI choice
"00 lb yearling ferd.na atetra 1 o.
alab aheep Mt. old-crop woold and
ahorn lamba eirona to 31 cnw hither;
top nonUturui SO 00, ahorn It M; ahorn
tM t M-ll 00: full 'edy.
Portland Mveeteeb I
Portland, ore.. May II bjp -i.ivervi:
Cattle salable 100, reives 3D: represen
tative riasses aheni: few steers and low
grade aha atock steady; small lot tot)
good 1000 lb led steers 31 M; odd heed
rommon hellers 10 10 lo 30 M; common
dairy type rows I W: odd head rennera
13 H to 14 V); sheila 11 M or lower, odd
had common lightweight sausage bulls
I a 00; vealers quo' sole nominally steady,
good and rhoire salable It on to 13 00
Hog salable 1N0; choice butcher
farce lumsMe iteady at 30 7: sows
io nnebairtedi assail m
2 Schools to
Be Enlarged
The Salem school hoard Tues
day night authorized the dis
trict's architects to prepare plans
and specifications for the addi
tions and betterments proposed
for Englewood and McKinley
buildings. Bids will be opened
for the two projects June 7. Or
iginal estimates of the cost were
$100,000 for each building.
Six class rooms will be added
at each building while plans for
McKinley call for the inclusion
of a multi-purpose room there.
Kitchens and cafeterias will be
provided at both places.
Howard Miller, member of the
Newberg high school staff for
the last 12 years, was elected to
the position of vocal instructor
at Salem senior high. He will
replace Miss Lena Belle Tartar
whose resignation becomes ef
fective at the close of the spring
term. Miller, a graduate of Wil
lamette university, has taken
graduate work at the Univer
sity of Oregon and the Univer
sity of Idaho.
T. K. Pierson was named to
the position of director of shops,
trades and industries with ex
panded duties and responsibili
ties.
Three resignations were ac
cepted: Bickie Helterllne, sen
lor high; Mildred E. Randolph.
Englewood and Elva Hughes,
Leslie.
Polling places for the six per
cent limitation election May 20
and the regular June 20 elec
tion will be established at the
administration building. 460
Worth High street; central school
building. West Salem: C & K
Lumber company office. East
Salem and Leslie junior high for
south Salem.
North Bend Votes Bonds
North Bend, May 11 A
$235,000 bond issue to complete
North Bend's sewage system and
construct a disposal plant was
approved by the margin of a
single vote in a special election
yesterday.
flood ftt lb. nutf h.ra 3D M: food and
rholea aowa IS 00-17.4)0: flood and eholra
as lb. l.ora 21. an.
Sh.ap aalahla 100; arant atipplr mn.l
lr ahnrn lamba: na aarlv arllon: market
quotabla at.ady: flood and rholr. oo)d
laTiba aalahl. 13 an to 14 K0: flood and
rholr. ahorn lamba quotabla 33 00
3.1 00.
HHtBJVaWgBJRnqBststsBBtB""
,n. '" ,'.'' P X. VT V,.-4 $ ...I
i
ftenalnr Byrd Rrpllea Sen. Harry Byrd (D-Va .) (abovB)
Mid fn Washinfitnn that If Preildent Truman wants to purie
him from the aerate. "I'll be around when the ptirin atarta."
Sen. Byrd poses with a copy of nil atatement after Preildent
Truman was quoted as saying1 there are ton many flyrda In
eongresa, The lenator ii the only Byrd In connresa. (AP
Wuaphoto)
Capital Journal, Salem, Ore.,
Slocks Advance
Irregularly
New York, May 11 UP) A
brief flurry of buying gave the
stock market a lift today but
there was no follow-through to
the demand.
Turnover was at the rate of
around 800.000 shares for the
full session.
Motive power for the short
lived rally developed in the
steel group, recently under pres
sure because of prospects of a
reduction in production sched
ules in the industry later this
year. Higher prices were paid
for U.S. Steel, Bethlehem and
Republic.
Also higher a good part of
the day were Chrysler, Stude
baker, U S. Rubber, Sears Roe
buck. Woolworth. American
Cyanamid (at a 1840 high).
Western Union, Great Northern
preferred, and preferred and
Standard Oil (N.J.).
American Telephone lost
around h point before levelling
off at about the lowest price
since 1943.
U. S. Aid Declined
By Curry County
Brookings, May 11 IIP) Uncle
Sam can keep his high priced
hospitals. Curry county wants
no part of federal financial aid
for its building.
Voters approved a $50,000
levy to finance a 20-bed hos
pital. Then someone thought of
asking Uncle Sam for a like
amount.
But authorities in Washing
ton, D. C, figured it should cost
$180,000 and the county would
have to kick In $100,000. The
whole sum didn't include equip
ment, either. It looked to coun
ty officials as though the final
total would be nearer $235,000.
They said "no."
Directors of the hospital as
sociation are planning to raise
$50,000 to match the county
levy and start working on their
own blueprints.
Rainbow Girls
Elect Officers
New officers were named at
the meetina of Chadwick assem
oly, Order of Rainbow for Girls,
Tuesday evening as follows:
Miss Gladys Boock, worthy ad
viser; Miss Marilyn Power, as
sociate adviser; Miss Dorothy
Pederson. charity; Miss Shirley
Jones, hope; Miss Norma Ham
ilton, faith.
Appointive officers will be
named later. Installation will
take place May 24, members of
the DcMolay Order for Boys to
conduct the crowning ceremony
for the new worthy adviser.
A district meeting for Sa
lem and the other seven assem
blies in this district is slated
for May 22. Initiation was held
last evening for Misses Joyce
Randall, Frances Mathews, Ar
dyth Garber and Karen Ras
mussen.
Annual spring dance for the
group is Friday of this week,
tickets to be on sale at the door
at the dance place, Glenwood
ballroom.
Timber Bids Asked
Portland, May 11 iAi Nearly
10,000.000 board feet of timber
from 17 western Oregon tracts
will he offered for sale by seal
ed bids here May 31 by the
bureau of land management.
Most of It lies on Oregon & Cal
ifornia land.
Worshippers of Apollo hailed
him for many achievements,
among them for destroying
mice.
WeJnenday, May 11, H44 M
Taxes Cut for
School District
Turner, May 11 Reduction of
the tax levy from 50.1 to 34 5
mills was authorized Tuesday
night by the budget committee
and school board of Turner
Aumsville district No. 5. The '
reduction was made possible by
a $45,000 surplus In the 1948
48 budget with an additional
$1500 saved In tuition fees when
provision for more students was
made at Turner. The appropri
ation of $11,000 for the purchase
of the Turner-Aumsville high
school building site is also miss-.
ing from the new budget.
Amount to be raised this year
is $88,700 as compared with
$129,995 last year which was a
record high. The new budget
includes $20,000 and interest for
an approved bond Issue to build
a new plant between the two
communities.
Dissolution of the Turner
Aumsville district will be decid
ed at an election May 18 with
a favorable vote creating a $100,.
000 district within the district
and would also result in the sale
of the site of the proposed new
school building valued at $15,- -000.
Albany Vandalism
Wave Investigated
Albany. Ore., May 11
Broken store windows, over
turned cars and two false alarmi
marked a vandalism wave un
der investigation here today.
Police Chief James Byerlej
said 14 cases of property de
struction were reported yester
day with damage estimated at
several thousand dollars.
Beer bottles were throwi
through store windows and sev
eral parked cars were moved
into traffic lanes.
DEATHS
Cberteo CfcerehtH
Char lee Churehlfl. late reelrfent of
Reaeburl, at a loeal hospital alar U.
Survived by n daughter. Mrs. Amy Kruao
of Roeeburf. Announrement of services
later by the Mowell-Edwarda chapel.
Matthew Lee
Matthew Lee. In this city. Mar T. a
e ate of M rears. Survived br
brother. Joe Lee of End lent t. N.T. An
nouncement of aervlcea later br Howell
Cdvarda ehapal.
Joseph L. Prance
Joseph L. Pranfte. late resident of 1141
Maple avenue, near Stayton. May 1 at the
ana oi ei years, nurvivea by widow. Ber
tha Pragne, Salem; sons, Clarence. Rob
ert and Conrad, all of Salem, and Lee
Prange, San Pranelsflo; brothera, the Rev.
Frances Prante. Tacomn, the Rev. John
Pranie. Spokane, and Oeorge Pranga, ,
Portland; sisters, Sister M. Bontfae ,
Prange, Roy. Ore., and Mrs. Mary Be hot t,
Spokane, and tlx grandchildren. Memor
ial services will be held Monday at 8 p.m.,
in the Howell-Edwards chapel tinder tha
eiupleea of K nights of Col umbo. Reci
tation of roearr will be held Wednesday '
Mar 11 at I p.m. In the Howell -Ed werda
chapel. Solemn raeulem blah maaa wltl
be held at St. Vincent de Paul's chureh
Thursday. Mar 13. at lo a.m. Interment
at Belcreet Memorial park. n
Baby Stephen Dwlghl Watt
Baby Stephen Dwliht Wyatt. Infant eon
of Mr. and Mra. Oordon Wyatt of Adall
Vlllaie, at a local hospital. Tueeday, May
10. Surviving aUo are a brother, Mtor.ee
Oordon Wyatt. and a alater, Vlckl Dlanne
Wyatt, both of Adair Village, and grand
paranu. Mr. and Mrs. Dwnht Wyatt nnd
Mra. Beulah Brans, all of Salem.
OBITUARY
John Lean Creasman
Dallaa Punaral aervlcea for John Lee
Grossman. 41. who wee crushed to deatk
by a lo neer Valaeta Monday, will bi
held from the Hankie and Bollman funern
home Thuraday at 3 o'clock. Rev. Car
Ufer officiating and Burial In the veteran
Plot at the Shelton, Wuh., cemetery. Hi
waa born at Bhelton. Jan. 30. 1900, ana
we a veteran of both world war and a
member of the VPW at Bhelton. He mar
ried Blanche Chapman in Dallas In June
1941 afier livint here a year and moved ti
Fall C:ty In January of tnt year. Be
side hi widow ha 1 survived by twi
son. Delbert and Lynn Croesman, both
Seattle; atepdaughter. Anita Chapman
Pall City, and a atep-aon, William Me
Callam. Cams Valley, also four etatefl
ind two brothera.
William Rvan
Aurora Funeral service for Willien
Ryan, 73. who died flaturday at Weitleki
after a long illness, were held here Tues
day with burial In Buttevllle cemetery
He was born near Donald Sept. 31, 1111
and spent most of his life In that com
munlty aa farmer and merchant, mor
ing to Wesllake lens than a year ago
4e married Mra. I.-a belle Orutze if
Msrth, 1944. who survives with a daugh
tar, Laota Miller and sister, Mra. Ell
label h Psrrott. both of Portland; all
one grandchild.
W. A. King
Independence- Remains of W. A. King
drowned in Ihe Willamette river her
April I and recovered late Monday af
ternoon near flalem. will he forwards
to Modeslo, Calif., for final rites by tht
Smith mortuary.
To BOY and GIRLS with
PIMPLY SKIN
They're all riving aboiil it the Rrsmol
tv to relieve externally cauvd pimplel
tnm Ihe crowd! ah twice a day with
tesinolVwip Thnipplv soothing, med
kated Ratnnl Ointment, leaving it on
ovtt mght. Witch your tWm improve!
SPILES
I s.nii.i tmmm miMosiHoioti
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STOMACH OIIOIDftl
trnrlaal WHlMrl NmHsI OpwittM
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l.ir,.i,Man., W.J.an. M.,.nlll
Writ, aa call fa. rKCI datrr.nttv. book hat
The Dean Clinic
In Our 39th Veer
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