FOR SALS MISCELLANEOUS
whits Horse Product pb a-1741 Di4i
NIWBEHO TYPE BIVCR BOTTOM TOP
SOIL. Hlb quality, attractive prle All
kinds: Pit run; gravel, send; nli crush:
concrete pipe tilt. -inferring gteel;
cement; eeptie tanks
OKFJOON ORAVKL CO.
1401 N. Proot 8t. Pb 3-M11 BIO
14 CU FT. CHEST IriMf He 1110 M
Ph 1-434.
SALEM SAND ORAVEL COMPART
Contract Work
Rm4 Clearing DIM)
ewer Basement
equipment Rental
lft S s rd 13 M r hr
10 S yd IM per br
0-1 Ckl Dnit 10.50 per or
0- Cat Si Doaer 1.4 per br
D-4 OH Domi T.M par hr
Phone Day l-40
aTvt J 3 or 3-440
ttelem Oreton
WALXJNO SAND ORAVEL CO.
CRUSHED ROCK for road tod driveway
cement, ready nil concrete, garden
end. Bulldoting drainage and dltchim
A-yd. ahovel mm) dru line Pb 1-9349
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
NEED AT ONCE, lane quantity UMd
funl. ire. Ph. 110. WOODRY. nans
WE WANT atrswberrlej Market price lo
cash Co at net Jory Packing Co at Ter
mlnal Ice. 34 P at. Phont 3-40. pa
WANTED furniture to flu Si repair Lee
Broa Pare fUftnlanlng Co Pb 3-1001
USED PTTRN1TURK Phone f-lft
PERSONAL
STANLEY ROME ProducU. B CrOli St.
Ph. 3-544. PlM
IT'S NO SECRET" Olenn Woodry pare
more for used furniture Ss appliances
than any other dealer. Pb. 3110 for
Cash in Plash. pl4i
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous Boi 734 S-S334
pll
AUTOMOBILES
We Still Have Some Fine
USED CARS
These Cars Have Been
Thoroughly
Reconditioned
They Carry Our
Guarantee
Come Take a Look
Convince Yourself
We Are Going to Sell 'em
14 KAISER DOOR
147 FRAZER MANHATTAN
147 KAISER SEDAN
1847 FORD SEDAN
1847 CHEV. SEDAN
1S4 MERCURY TUDOR
1846 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
1843 OLDSMOBILE S PASS. COUPE
1841 OLDSMOBILE ft PASS COUPE
1841 NASH 600 I PASS. COUPE
1941 PLYMOUTH TUDOR SEDAN
1841 OLDS TUDOR SEDAN
1841 CHEV. ft PASS. COUPE
1940 CHEV. 4 DOOR
1840 DODOE 4 DOOR
1840 PLYMOUTH I DOOR
1937 CHRYSLER SEDAN
1837 WILLYS SEDAN
1937 ORAHAM SEDAN
3 LOCATIONS
363 N. COMMERCIAL STREET
340 PORTLAND ROAD
TEAGUE MOTOR CO.
PHONE 2-4173
'II CHEV. COOT. Terr eln. n. J-flll.
1937 DODGE H TON PICKUP
Good motor 3395
18.16 CHEV. Sedan. Good
condition $293
ORVAL'S
(The lot with the turnUble)
Center t Church BU.
Phone 3-4702
'n DE SOTO cnup. Oeod cond. 115. Ph.
J-M71 liter :!. 14
leea BUICK euper eeden. Oood eond. Hew
tire. Ph. 3-easl. 380 Lencuter Dr. ,141
IMS NASH I p eoupe. RAH. Priced to
eril. Ht. . boi mz. Ph. iim. oiei'
t BDRM. HOUSE, W me. 1 yr. leeee.
Uuet bur furniture. I2M Teu Are.
Ph. J-1744. .!
NEW CHEV. S rerd dump truck, 1500 dU
eount. Tike cer IB trede. 1300 Tcm
Ave. Ph. J-1744. 14J'
1041 CHEV. Apec. Deluxe club cpe. RAH.
Betel Tubej. Ph. 30440. !
"41 FORD Spr. DeLux 4-dr. Sedan. Redlo.
Meeter. Seat-covers. Sot. Lllht. Wind
shield Wuhn. Perfect condition. Ilea
down. Ill Pin St, Sllvsrton. Ph. 343.
17 BUICK Cpe. Oolni east, muat aacrl
fke'i 1395.00. 3a N. Maple. 0.143
IMI t-DOOR Ford. Clean ar. 1795. PH.
3-491. llMadUon.
TVtTVHTvROLKT Fleetmaster. 3 dr. town
sedan, hatr and other extra. Car per
fect, guaranteed. 11.00. Loder Broa.
Downtown Lot. 41 Center St. Ph
3-773 or 3-111. s l
'4 MERCl'BT eport aedan. Oil than 1000
ml. MM extra. Coat 13700. sell I31S0.
Like new. Ph. I-S03. 310 Gardes Rd
em
WANTED TO Rt'lf: 1937 to 1940 model
lliht ear. Muat be elfin. Clipper Sta
tion, Aumsville. Ore. Phone 1714. tjlt
MODEL A '30 Ford coup. m4 hapa. Ph
9-8031. 3880 LaSrineh. UI
CLEAN -41 Che?. Special Delupe t Dr
Sedan, mo. Phone 1-0311. 141
'4 PI T. l-pui. Recently overhauled.
1191 or ree. rfsr. Murt Mil. 9397
Nort h River Road. 144'
iru enrv , excel. c4t. t hm
14th. 100.
,14l
11 MODEL "A" Fordor Sedan. Oood
mechanleal condition. II. l Fawk
Avenue
XI CHEV. CPE. 340 S. Hilh.
Ul44
IM7 PONTIAC. Excel, cond. mechanleallr
Nearly ood a nrw. orltlnal owner
R"toniblf prlefd. 130 Wait Owen. Ph
94330.
14lfoRD PICRt'P In prett? fair ahape.
motor overhauled lael fall, lew ell con
umpnon. ipar tire. Can be had with
rr without pip rerk and Tie. Phone
SUfm 3.909 before I.M. or phone
8-30 eeninte. 143
T OWNER 141 ChT. t 4f. RSiH. It
re!Vent motor. After 4 3 pa. 1331 N
liltl. Ph. 3-744. ! 49
lV: MODEL A, juat overhauled, 1131. Ph.
3300. Rt. T. Box 93. 13
RT ilWNCR: '37 mocWl Bulek 4 dr. Sdn .
very eoAd rend.. t 1 mile north
f Wood burn. Oeorie Hoolr. t3
I e"bFi.ixE rosb-4lr RR. aw eat
w enrer. batUn. After p.m., 199 "
-O-BL SlO
AUTOMOBILIS
II HUDSON upec . J8Q Portland Rd .
apt. 4 4143
4 O.M.C. i. Equipped with Bauih
man lime p reader. Ph. 3-0H4. e,tl
FOR IALK or trade. U Ford, RAH. Pn.
3-439. 14&a
41 CREV, conv. Oru. owner Low mlleaee
7 N. Llbertr. Apt. . Call eve. till
Eisner Motors to Sell
ZEEB'S USED CARS
try . SELL THADI
TEKU1
I3S PilrtreuDde Roed phone I-I4M
WANTED elrio
3110 A Com I
cere Bob Kerr
Thle Time It'e HUDBONl
Berriee Selee . Peru
Rome ot Oood Oeec Cere
SHROCK MOTOR 00.
Ohureb Ji Ohemekete 6U Pb. S-0101
Eisner Motors to Buy
Eisner Motors Fine Cars
PONTIACS
'47 Sdn. cpe $1443
'41 Spt. cpe 893
47 Ford DL spt. cpe. 1395
'39 Nash coupe $395
'38 Chevrolet sdn 295
TERMS TRADES
Herrall-Owens Co.
eeo n. Libertf Ph 14113
MOTORCYCLES. SCOOTERS
FOB SALE: Doodle Bu. The wife aald
no ao IU tot to fo. Juat contact me,
Old Okie Joe. Salem Fire Dept. U141
1948 HARLET DAVIDSON '74 In excel,
condition. 3988 N. River Rd. Ph. I71S2
after 1:30 p.m. qal43
Indian Cushman
Mustang Whizzer
Shrock Motorcycle Sales
3007 Portland Rd. Ph. 9-1423 qa
FARM EQUIPMENT
FOR SALE
BOATS
Super Special New
Marine Plywood 13-ft.
V-Bottom Boats
Phone 2-0060
Rt. 7, Box 22, Claxtar Rd.
qql43
1947 FORD Fenuion Tractor and equip
ment. Very reaaonable. Rt. , box 105Z.
Ph. 3I12R qbl43
BOATS
OUTBOARD MOTOR. 2fc HP. light
dvelanl, 143. Brand new. n Iversreen
Ave. qql41
FOR SALE, BOATS
Super Special. New marine
plywood 13 ft. V bottom boats
Ph. 2-0060. Rt. 7, box 22.
Clarter Rd.
qqlM
TRAILERS
tt-ft. MAINLINE, Late '47. Awntnx, Ice
oox. pane) ray. A-l cond. I13&0. Ph.
J-U37S. 3130 N. 34th. tl44
FOR RENT: Trailer apace, 110 month with
all modern convenience. R It tit acroaa the
Ureet south of Paulua einnerr. Lota ol
room for children. No pet. Rath
Trailer Camp. 1740 Oxford. Ph. 3-1811.
tl4fl
3 WHEEL Trailer. Heavy duty all steel.
800x18 rubber, excel, cond. BS. Hubbard
Home Appliance. Ph. 4511. tl43
14 ALUMINUM trailer, aaatern built.
39 ft., excel, cond., fully equip. Sacri
fice, Albany Trailer Court., Albany, Ore.
tl43
FINANCIAL
1LENN WOODRY para top caah prlcea for
furniture appliance.. Ph. J9110 for
Immediate reaulu, no haifllnc. rl45
PRIVATE MONET
BrMleJ rataa and lernu
oa Uriel lcwne
long and ahort Umo
payment
ROT H SUUIONB
U Sorh OoBmeretaJ St Phoae -li
AUTO LOANS
WTXJuAMETTB CREDIT CO.
12 S. Church
Parklac a Plenty
Ph. 1-3417 Lie. No M-IW S-II4 V
SEE CS FOR
ATTRACTIVE FARM LOANS
ONLY 4 OR 4 INT BREST
I to 44) Tear and No ConmUaloa
.Leo N. Childs, Inc.
144 Statt i
GE3VEHJU, FTTfANCB CORP.
LOANS
LM S-1J. and U-93
and
ROT R. SIUMONS
XNSURANCI AND LOANS
13 S. Commercla St. Tat, 1-911 r
$ CASH $
$25 to $500
FTTRNTTTJRE. LIVESTOCR
BQUIPUKNT LOANS UP
TO 1300
Oar wena up to 9)
Come Id or phone '
Hollywood Finance Co.
1H1 Palrkrousda Read
Acroaa atreet from bank
No Parklni problem
Phone 17031 -Lie N U919-4U91
Fiord Kepyen, Mgr. t
FARM AND CTTT LOANS
4'i. and 9
YOUR OWN TERMS of repayment within
reuon Cash for Real Satat Otmtracla
end Second Meniaa
CAPITOL SECURrTTBS CO
101 Pioneer Trail Bldg Ph. 9-TlCf t
Buy Real Eitats Mortgages
for Your
Savings Investment
5 net
Properties Salem & Vicinity.
Set
State Finance Co.
IAS 8. High St.
OIRECTOIT
4BDINO MACRTNBS
All eaakeg lead eiMhrBoa gold, fwnttd
repaired Raea 4H Court PhmM 9-4773
APPlUNCt IERVTCB
ILECTBIC 9IOMB appliance repair eerrtf.
Free eattmalaa Ttade-lna accepted on
new appllaneaa Vlnee'a BioatrMv Phone
I-I7H 197 S Liberty St
at-l'r poos oampfwo
"pawn mower tharpenlu aod roalrte
Devtera Ph 9s
AI'TO RADIOS
Author tied Warranty Repalf Station
for all maku of Auto Radios Morrow
Radi Co.. 1M S Liberty Pit 1913 o
MARION MOTORS
It ASH SERVICE
Towtat Mrneo day phone t-Pt. Ritnt
t-1104 13 Center
Mike Panek. 371 S Coml Ph. 3-111
Brake and Wheel allgmns apoelalieu
!
81 ILD1NO CARPENTRY
Remorl!. rpair that home art Terms
II Sows payment. Pboao 3-44M. 144a
DIRECTORY
Bl'ILDING CONTRACTOR
A:t Brea AlJo hoiuea raioed New fouo
datiooa. Phone 30 oll7
BI'LLDOEINQ
Dean Roblnion. Ph.3iI7 o Hi
BulWoiini. leveling, roed bldg., clear
ing, teeth lor bruah. VirgU Hiukey. 1010
Fairvlew Ave. Pn. 3-314. Salem. o-l0
Light crawler dosing. Ph. 33330.
CAH SEOIHTERS
Inatani delivery of new RCA caah
re later At maaee aold. rented, re
pa. ed Roeo 41 Court Pb 3 773 o
EMENT CONTRACTOR
General cement cont. Honeat work at
boneal pneea. Ph, S-ltfll or 3-747
014
For expert guaranteed satisfaction new
or repair of foundations, aldewalks.
drivewaya patloa, curba, walL et call
3-48511 0144J
TkmENT WORK
Building foundation, remodelln. paint
ing. Klani Bru , Ph. 33303. O1&0
Let ua do your cement work NOW
Driveway, eldewalka. patloa, etc. Ph
J-4413 014B
CHIMNEY 1WEF.P
Furnace chlain- vacuum cleaned
tnsxj 771 B. 31il. Ph. 3-717. ol3C
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
Vlnce' Electric for electrical wiring,
contract Ini repairing 17 S Liberty
Ph 3-9239 O
rXTERMlNATORR
Cockroach, Moth. Exterminator Service
Ph. 3-10S. Lee Croaa. Ill Pearl. olSO
Breithaupt'a for flowera Dial 1-9179 o
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
J R Watkina Co product- Free 6.
ivery 1717 Center Ph 3-6S95 o
LANDHCAPr NURSERY
f Doer tier Ai Bona. Ornament iM 190
N Lancaster Dr at Cor Ph 3-1322 e
LAWNMOWERH
Sharpened, guaranteed eervlce. New
power and hand mower Call Harry
W. Scott. 147 So. Com'l St olftS'
LAWN MOW PR" SHARPENING
LAWN MOWER SHARPENING Expert
work F RoncO, call 380. o!43
At youi door lawn mower aherpenlnr.
Deiter the lawnmowar man Pb 333
Fireplace, chimney Ji block laylne
Ph. 35988. 0'
MATTRESSES
Capital Bedding. Phone 1-4089
MUSIC LESSONS
SpanUh and Hawaiian Guitar. Mando
lin, Banjo, etc. 1533 Court St. Ph. 1-7.189
0162
NURSES' REGISTRY
OFFICE FURNITURE A SUPPLIES
Deak chair, fllaa and flllnt auppllea
salea. dupltcatora and supplies deilt
lampa typewriter atanda. brief cuejt
Pierce Wire Recorder. Roan 45 Court
OIL CIRCULATOR SERVICE
Call Cy Younger. Ph. 3-6073.
PAPERHANGING
Expert Paperhanalni and painting. H
J. Woodworth. Ph. 3-58 Free tst. ol48
YJfstrom'a are equipped to do youi
painting Phone 2-3493 o
paint1ngndpa1rhanoing
Painting and pape rhannin. Free esti
mate, h. 3-9813. 857 Shlpping. ol2
CallM60 for your Painting tb Paper,
hanslng Attractive niw. 0145
PICTURE FRAMING
Picture framing Hutcheoo Paint Store
Phowa 3-687 o"
PLUMBING
Flahcr. 944 S. Com'l. Ph. 3-3019. o!34'
PRUNING, SPRAYING
Philip W. Belike. Ph. 3-130. ol61
; L. W. Caudle Ph. 3-7900 ol9
RADIO RF.PAIIt
General Elee. home appl. re pa I r In r. also
radio repairing. Broadway Appl. Co. 453
Court St. Salrm. Ph. 2-1565. ol3
Complete aerv., reaa. ratea. Free pickup
A eat. John'a Radio Shop. 250 Court St
Ph 30715 A 3341. O150
RADIATOR REPAIR
Cleaned. teeatrM. J. C. Balr x Sons. Ph
31193. By Drive-in Theatre. Since 1917.
Ol4i'
REFRIGERATION A APPLIANCE REPAIR
SAND A GRAVEL
Oarden SolL eruehed rock. Shovel and
dragline excavating Walling Sand 4k
Oravei Co. Phone 1-9949 o
Valley Band Oravei Co Slit, aand A
Ml dirt Excavating 10B ahovel S cau
Tractor acoop A truck for dirt moving
Ph. office 34002. rea. 3714
IEWERS AND SEPTIC TANKS
Electric Roto-Rooter Excloalvt Patent
Raaor flier Stool Cutting Blade
Clean Sewera or Drains See tie Tank
Cleaned Reaa. Ph 9-5)31 of 9-44
SEPTIC TANKS
Mike' Septle Service. Tank cleaned.
Roto Rooter Service on Sewer. 107
Elm St, W. Salem. Ph. 1-9499. 9-9937.
oil
SEE MIKE'S SEPTIC SERVICE about In
stalling the new approved 900 gallon
concrete aeptie tank. We lay drain line
alao. Ph. 1-949. ol49
K. P. Hamel. Septle tanka cleaned.
Eleetrlo machine service on sewer and
drain lines. Guaranteed work. U43-tth
St.. Weat Salem Ph. 3-7404. ol49
TOOLS FOR RENT
Howier Bro. Your power tool rental
head quarter. New addrea 1410 S. 12th
Ph. 1-34. 0141
TYPEWRITERS
Smith Corona, Remington Royal, Under
wood portable. AD make oaed machine
Repalra and rent Roen, 45 Court, o
TRANSFER A BTORAOE
'ecal e Distance Tranafer. storage
Burner olla. eoal briquet Truck to
Portland dally Agent for Bekln Houe
hold good moved to anywhere In D
o. Canada Larsner Transfer Si Storage
Ph 2-3131
VENETIAN BLINDS
Made tn Salem Pre eat Phone 1733
Cmer tho Blind man
Salem Venetian Blind mad to order ot
teflnlfthod. Relnholdt Si Lewi. 1-31
WELL DRILLING
Fred Wymore. Rt. 1 Box 917. Ph. 1-1119
ol'
J A. Snead Son, well drilling. 31ft
Brook St., Salem. Ph. I-M0. ol
WEATHERSTRIPPING
Pre estimate. T. PULLMAN, Ph. I-M65
158
WINDOW SHADE
Washable Roller Made to order 1 Day
Dei Reinhoidl a. Lewi Ph 39819
WINDOW CLSANTNO
Acme V'lndow Cleaner Windows, wall
woodwork cleaned Floors cleaned,
wated and polished Ph 9-3337 347
Court Langdo. CulberUoa and Mather
WOOD A SAWDUST
West Salet Fuel Co Ph 1-4031.
LODGES
JL Alns worth Lodge No. 301,
TA AF & AF, Tues., June 14th
atstra pm. 141
l-O OT meeu every Wed
nesdsy alfht. VUltors wel
come noason council no. i. n. dci
S.M.. specisl meeting. Degrees.
Refreshments. Wednesday, June
15, 7:30 p.m. 142
C5
t; k v"1
Best Flcure Betty Grable,
owner of one of the best
figures in Hollywood, also
has the best salary figure
among women. Treasury De
partment reports have Miss
Grable as being the highest
paid woman in the country
with a take of $208,000 paid
her by 20th Center;' films.
(Acme TeJephoto).
Woman Returns Home
Pleasantdale Mrs. Minnie
Shephard, 59, who had been
with her son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Erick
son in Seattle Wash., since
January will arrive by bus in
Salem. Another daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ado-
Iph Schutz, of this district with
whom she resides, will meet her.
LEGAL
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
A administrator with the will and an
nexed of the estate of LIDA E. CRAN
STON, deceased, the undersigned ha
riled in Circuit Court of Oreton for Mar
on County In Probate, Its final ac
count In estate of said decedent, and
July 15. 1949. ten o'clock, a.m.. Pacific
Standard Time, and courtroom of raid
court have been appointed by said court
tor Hearing of objections to aald ac
count and settlement thereof.
PIONEER TRUST COMPANY
By K. E. WENOER. It Seer
tarv and Trust Officer
ADMINISTRATOR WITH THE
WILL ANNEXED AFORESAID
linn O Carson and Wellnce P. Caion
Attorneys for Administrator with the will
Annexed
qune 14, 31. 2. July 9. 12 141
NOTICE OF EXAMINATIONS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Civil
Service Examinations for POLICEMEN
.nd lor FIREMEN subject to trt tulta,
regulations and provisos of the Civil Serv
ice CommUsfon of Salem, Oregon. (
amended) will be held at the City Hall, Sa
lem. Oregon, a follows:
POLICEMEN, Police Department, Thurs
day. June 33. 1940, 9.00 a Ol.
GENERAL SCOPS OP EXAMINATION,
in addition to phyelcal examination by
the city physician; keenness of obser
vation, reading comprehension, ability
to follow direction, relations with others,
aptitude for police work, simple problems
in arithmetic, geography of the city, state
laws and city ordinances.
Ten Per Cent credit allowed en War
Time Service record.
PAY: 1225 00 a month for beginner.
REQUIREMENTS: Applicants muat have
Been bona fid resident of Sslem, Oregon
for at least one year Immediately pre
vious to the date of the examination and
must be registered voters.
AOB LIMITS: 91 to 38 Tir (WITH
MILITARY RVICE CONCESSIONS'.
FIREMEN. Fire Department. FRIDAY,
JUNE 34, 1949. 00 a m.
GENERAL SCOPE OP EXAMINATION.
In addition to physical examination by
the city physician; keenness of observa
tion, reading comprehension, ability to
follow directions, relation with others,
physical ability to meet fire department
requirement.
Ten Per Cent allowed on War Tim Serv
ice record.
PAY: 9228. M month for beginners.
Physical test as would ba ordinarily
used In fire flchtln.
RBQUIHEMENTS: Applicants must have
been bona fid residents of the city of
Salem, Oregon, for at least one year Im
mediately previous to the date of the ex
amination and must bea reasltered votera.
AOS LIMITS: 31 to 31 years.
Applicant will be required to take a
physical examination from the city phys
ician. Each appllcat shall cause to be
filed with the Secretary of the Commis
sion a statement from the city physician
certifying that the applicant Is mentally
man physically fit for the position of fire
man or policeman. In the absence of such
a certificate an applicant will not be
permitted to take th exsmlnatlon.
APPLICATION BLANKS may be ob
tained at the office of the Cltr Record
r. must be filed In person, and will
not be accepted for filing after the fol
lowing d?tea:
FRIDAY, JUNE IT. 149, at 9 00 p m.
Dated at Sslem. Oreton. June 7. 149.
Civil Service Commlsslnn:
By: Alfred Mundt. Secretary
nd CD iff Examiner
Capital Journal. June . . 10 11. 19, 14th
INVITATION FOR RID
Sealed bid will be received bt th
School Boird of Union Huh Srhnol Dis
trict No. V. Marlon County, Oregon, at
the Hubbard Hlrh School. Hubbard.
Oreann. on or before t 00 o'clock p m ..
Parlfic davliiht savin time, on Tuesday,
June 31, 14. for the drilling of a Wen
for the pur pews of supplying water for
the new Union Kith School to be lo
cated on Boone Ferry road near the
center of th district.
Specifications are available from the
offlre of the Clerk. Robert Oosis. Route
Boa 10. Wood burn, Oretnn. or from
he offlre of Annand A Kennedy. Archi
tects and Entmeera, 401 Central Building,
Portland I, Oregon.
Sltned'
ROBERT OOETZ, Clerk.
June 1. 14
EXECUTOR'S FINAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that DAY
TON D. KAY. as esecuter of the estate
of WILLIAM H. KAY. deceased, has filed
hi fine I account as such, and by order
of the Circuit Court of the Stat of Ore-
con for Marlon Ctuntv. July 1. 14. at
10 00 o'clock In the forenoon of aald Day
ha been tiied as the time, and the court
room of slid gtVjM has been fled a the
p.aee for the hearing of nbieetiona to said
final account and the settlement of said
estate.
DAYTON D KAY.
Eteeutor of th Berate of
w.il:sm H. Kay, o ceased.
R HOT FN RHOTEN
SAM P SPEF.RSTRA
Pinneer Trust Bull ding
Sel'fei Oreenn
Attorney for tieeutnr
June 14, II, , Jmlr a, II
Stocks Advance
Irregularly
New York, June 14 (i The
stock market made a try for
higher prlcea today but the ef
fort didn't have much driving
power behind it.
Gain running to around a
point were in a majority. Num
erous key flocks, though, could
not make the grade and many
merely tee-tawed without get
ting very far one way or anoth
er. At the opening of trade It ap
peared likely that yesterday'a
sharp decline, one of the sever
est of the year, would continue
in full force. The Monday drop
carried the general price level
to a 4Ij-year low.
Selling soon let up and prices
started moving ahead. Gains
amounted to more than a point
before the advance lost momen
tum. Turnover was at the rate of
around 1,200.000 shares for the
full day, a total well above av
erage. Leaning ahead most of the
day were Bethlehem Steel,
Youngstown Sheet, General Mo
tors, Chrysler, U.S. Rubber,
Montgomery Ward. Inter"!1---
al Paper, Southern Pacific,
Standard Oil (NJ), Richfield
Oil, and United Air Lines.
Holding back were Goodyear,
Seart Roebuck, Douglas Air
craft, American Telephone, Am-!
erican Can, General Electric, J.
C. Penney and Union Pacific.
AtomicSpending
To Be Attacked
Washington, June 14 W)
Senator Hlckenlooper (D.. Iowa)
is setting out next to attack the
atomic energy commission's
spending of the taxpayer's dol
lar.
The Iowa senator, pressing his
charges of "incredible misman
agement against Commission
Chairman David E. Lilienthal,
picked for his first target at to
morrow's hearing a secret ato
mic installation at the Hanford,
Wash., plutonium plant.
The cost of the Hanford pro
ject already has stirred up con
siderable congressional inter
est. Described as the "capstone"
to the whole Hanford operation.
the facility originally was ex
pected to cost $6,255,000. The
commission now estimates it
will cost $24,950,000.
Senator McMahon (D., Conn.)
chairman of the house-senate
atomic committee, told reporters
yesterday that he had started an
Investigation into the project as
son as he had heard early this
year about the greatly Increas
ed cott.
The tenate appropriations sub
committee on independent of
fices, to which the ACC must
turn for money, alto hat had It
under dlscuttion.
Hlckenlooper was told to go
ahead on hit new line of in
quiry at a cloted-door meeting
of the Joint committee yester
day. And, after consulting with
the five atomic commissioners,
the committee decided that the
matter could be discussed in
public without "damage to se
curity." Oath of Office io
Roosevelt Junior
Washington, Junt 14 )
Franklin D. Roosevelt. Jr.. CD
NY), received his oath of office
today as a member of the house
of representatives.
The third son of the late pre
sident, to whom he has been
compared In political charm.
came here from New York to
be sworn in by Speaker Ray
burn (D-Tex).
The 34-year-old attorney said
he felt the major domestic is
sues confronting congress were
repeal of the Ttt-Hartley law
and enactment of a labor law
"based on a free labor move
ment." enactment of President
Truman's civil rights prngrsm.l
BY GUILD
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American Can
Ana ?o Ll
Am Tel Tel
Anaconda
Bendli Aviation ...
Beth Steel
Boeing Airplane ...
Calif Faekinc
Canadl Paclfl
Case J I
Caterpillar
Chrysler
Com with At Sou
Con Vultec
Continental Can ,.,
Crown ZellerBseh ...
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Douglas Alrrrift ,,,
Oupont de Nem ....
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Oenerai Motors
Ooodyear Tire
Int Hirveater
Int Paper
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Nash Keivintaor ...
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Penney J C
Radio Corp
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Reynold 4eil
Richfield
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Southern Pacific ...
Standard Oil Co ....
Studebaker Corp ...
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Un:on Pacific
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. 41
Grains Advance
From Early Low
Chicago, June 14 (1 Wheat
led other grains upward from
an early low at the board of
trade today. The advance came
on news the government wants
flour and of a better cash mar
ket at Kansas City.
Wheat pushed up in a good
closing rally, but corn and oats
were Inclined to drag. Good
ralnt where needed had a flow
ing effect on feed graina.
Lard, flowed by a lower hog
market, had trouble keeping up
with other futures.
At the close wheat was 14 to
1H higher than yesterday's
close, July S1.95H to Corn
was to H higher, July $1.30-
le-311.. Oats were Vi to
higher, July 58 a,i. Rye was un
changed to 1 cent higher, July
$1.35. Soybeans were 1 '4 to 2
higher, July $2.23 1i -24. Lard
was 7 to 8 cents a hundred
weight higher, July $11.20.
Wm. F. Foster,
Grocer, Dies
111 for only tlx days, William
F. Foster, groceryman in Salem
for many years died Tuesday
morning at a local hospital.
Foster, born In 1874 in Lou
isiana, moved to South Dakota
wnen a boy and spent most ot
hi boyhood there. He came to
Oregon in 1904 and entered the
grocery business. He first estab
lished the firm known as Damon
and Foster and located at 339
Commercial street. Later this be
came Fotter and Baker.
In late yean Foster has been
connected with the Willamette
Grocery company. He was an
active member of the Calvary
Baptist church.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Vivian McCurdy to
whom he was married In 1S05;
three tons, Eldon Foster, Ad
dison Foster and William Fos
ter, all of Salem; three daugh
ters, Elaine Lottls of Hilo, Ha
waii, Florence Gllman of St.
Helens. Oregon, and Prudence
Reed of Amity, Oregon; and six
grandchildren.
Announcement of funeral
services will be made later by
the Howell-Edwards chapel.
The last foreigner to win the
U.S. open was Ted Ray of Eng
land who triumphed at the In
vernett club in 1820.
and a national housing program.
"I was elected on a program
which is in accord with Presi
dent Truman," Roosevelt said.
TO I
DU-
M( N SHOULD!
LIVE 7 TIMESTtlflB
YfAKOFoROWm
Z0YRS-0R 140
YEARS-CLAIMS DR JULIAN
BEMANCAN. (too
THERE'LL BE
MLYCAMV VI 2.000
A P.. ACCORDING TO
SOME MEDICAL
AOlHORllf-Ml 0MS
m 9 TO) MIH
WON I E A611
TO SUCCHD AS
P0LY6AMISTS BE"
CAUSE OE LACK Of HfAlW
INTELLIGENCE AND
IM0TI0NAL STABILITY
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon,
'-fen"
English Lecturer Charles
A. Rsnoui, ot the Illinois State
Teachers college at DeKalb.
is lecturing in the English
courses being offered during
the eight-week summer term
now being held on the OCE
campus at Monmouth.
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
Sates Ll vest Market
'B Valley Parking CwipnFi
Sarins lambs 23
Feeder lambs 1100 to tlSOfl
l. M II 00 10 IS 00
Cutter rows 18 00 lo 111.00
?i dsiry cows 1 1 1 no to 13.00
B ills . . IIS 00 to 130 00
Calves, aood O00-JJ0 Ibs.l 111. 00 to 119.00
Veal I ISO -300 lbs.) aood ..120 00 to 134 00
i.pis prlre paid witntn iSi ol Port
md price tot each tvpe Top, llO-aa ,b
Portland Eat tilde Market
S .awberrte sold for S3 A (o 13 1A a
' l-riip crate on trie Portland Ks..Lldr
Farmera Wholseale Produce market lodsy.
Bint, cherries bromhi 13 cent a pound.
Bed rsspberrle were 13 00 a 13-rup fill.
Cauliflower sold for 13.00 a crate.
Lettuce brouirtt 11.00 to tl.35 a rritf.
Currants were t3 00 a 13-haltock flat.
Pes moved at 13 lo IS rni.i a pound.
Spinach was 11.36 to It. 4 an orange
box.
Ballerfat Tematlt. ausjeel t Im
atari ertange .Tnum quantf mtMtmuat
to .3 to I percent aeiauj aeiivreo m
Portland i-S4C lb iitsi quaint bv-ojc
b erond quality 1-S0c Valle? route
nd country points Se less thar first
Holler Wholes! TOB oulk aupes u,
r-bolesaiei grade AA 9 :ore 61 -flic
, 3 score 0-llc, B, 0 score. 7e lb.;
C. score. He Ib. Above prices are atrlet
it nominal
Cheese Benin a orlee to Portland whole
al Oregon srniiea. Se Oregon
ib loaf tl Hni triplet we teai wan
tnglea
Fni IT l?hlealersi-A raoe large
j-S4 ic: A medium, S3-J',c; grade B.
Iirer. 4S-ft1!,r.
Portland Oatre Market
Butter Pries to retailers- Qrade AA
iinnls c: AA cartons tic: A print
flr. A cartons, 7e; B print. Me.
Ease Prli to retailers A targa
STci certified A Une. c: A large.
S&.SSr; AA medium. ftc; certified J
medium S(e; A medium Se; cartons 3c ad
dlllonal.
Chees PHe to retailers. Portland
jreion singles 40' Mi So Oregon log I, i
o OU-iattei triplet 14 ia than sin
gtes
foil II re
LI Chlekens - Ms I quality FOB
plants. No 1 broilers under a1 lbs 17-3Sc
lb; fryers 9'V3 Iba 10-SJe; 3-4 lbs ll-Slc
roasters 4 lbs. and over ll-S3e lb.: fowl.
Leghorn under 4 lb. 33c; over
lbs. 35c; colored fowl, all weights, 3
roosters, all weights, 18-lSc.
Rshhlts Aversie to erowrrs; live whites.
4-5 Ida,, 31-33C Ib; 5- lb. IR-31C lb.; eo!
ored 3 cenl lower; old or heavy does,
14c: dre.isrd frver to butchers, 67-flOc.
Turketa iPrlees quotes art tot to Ihi
producer on k orssieo veignt oaaisi-
U S trade A fount toms 11 3e lb.. No
young hana nominal! 0e
Dressed tar here U relallerat Otade A
yaunt hana 10-Tie Meal Vorr tfl dm
ed A trade tcuns toms -
friiai fJeJJj
t'asear Bark Dr ll'W lb., treep 4e Ib
Weel Valley soars and msdluai grades
4ta Ik.
Mklr l lft. en 1 J-month growth.
nominally.
Hides Calve. lOe lb . aeeordln to
weltht, kips 30o Ib, beef -le lb., hulls
S-lc Ib. I- untry buyer pay 3a lass.
Mil Qlalleais
gealnals Frenquettea first quatlt) fues
oo. 14 1e. large. 13 7a; medium, 37 3e, se
ond duality lumbot. 10 3. 31"
medium, 3 3a: baby 33 3, ofl shel first
quality large, lo. meoiurr, m w. sec
ond quality large 37 3; snadtum 14 In
nib 33 3.
Filberts - jumbo, 30a l large IS
medium. Ie: small, lie
Quota tlona above supplied sty Hrt
Periland Oraln
Portland. Ore., June 14 oPi Whsal fU'
turea unquoted.
Caah grain: Oats No. 3. S-lb white
S.0. Barle No 3. 4t-lb B.W. 400.
Cssh wheat hld: Aoft white 1 1; enlM
whit texrludlni resi 3.31 whit aluk
J.3?l; western red 3 3rV
Hard red wintsr: Ordinary 3 31; 10 per
rent 3.3B; 11 par cent 3 31: 13 per cent
3 IS
Hard while bssrf Ordinary IIS; 10
per cent. 3.38; 11 per cent 3.3; 13 er
-n 3.SI.
Today's ear rseelpts- Wheat 14: barley
3; flour li corn C; net 1; mlllfeed 11.
Portland Meslafk
Portland. Ore., June 14 njl -Livetork
Cattle sanble ISO; calve SO: holdover
rattle ISO; trade Blow; few sfles weak to
M cent below Monday's general market,
mostly an row; medium and aood ateerj
isrklna: salable steady; top Mondey 37.3:
Urn tOTRWeftt. U4 l A te, Ifl
er and cutter cows tersely 10.S0-1) SO
medium fteei cow ti M to 14 S3. mtmm
and good ssusaae bull I 00 to 31 M: good
beef bulls 33 00. good and rholr vealers
week at 31 0 10 3 7 00; common down to
a tm.
Hois sslabl ISO: market alow: about
steady; good and erotce 10 to 310 lbs
33 00: ISO to 10 Iks. 30 00. 340 to 10 lbs.
30 00 to 3100: good ISO 10 SS lb sows
v 00 to 1; feeder salable II.M to
31 SO
Sheep aslable 400: holdover ISO: scat
tered airly sales fully 1 00 lower: gam
spring lamb 3S 00. strictly good and
eholca above 300; common 3100. good
and choice 100 Ib. old crop lambs 3104,
good es 7 00 down, common and
dium 3. SO to I SO.
Ch ! IMtettark
Cnlreto. June 14 Ui - Livestock market
flheep salable SAO. general trade SO cents
to I 00 lower, mostly 1 00 down on spring
lambs, grid leal top 1ft 00: odd show type,
holre offerlnis 3 on, we 00 down
hesvie and bucks 00.
Hoes sale hie 11.000' slow, fl to 1 cents
lower on both butchers snd sows top
s. Hulk aood and choice 170-310 lb
butchers 20 7ft to 31 00 340-370 lbs. 30 3S
to 20 7S; 30-100 lbs. 1 3 to 30 00; heaviai
weiliM scarce and uneven: odd lot up
u. 400 lb, aa low as 17 00; good and
choice sows under 10 lbs, 17 SO to IN IS,
3TS-43S lbs. 100 to 17 00; heavier weights
uneven, most 4S0-S0O lbs. 14. SO to la SO.
weiiht over S00 I be as low as 14 00.
Canie eel sole 7.100; ralve son, steers
and heifers steady to mnstly steady.
rows Steed to IS rent lower: bulls
ateady to Strang: veelera steady. Top 31 S
for two loads choice Colorado fed steers
and for a slinrl load of rnmrt prime 1I7S
b ehts f'W loads choir Steers l 00
nc I 'Milne 1400 lb wc;vht the prke i
bulk ern-Kt and chntre strt UTS to I stt
medium in low aood S'rlm 3100 to IS sn
Jas1 rto&.r jpsp t
hellers J 3S and 1 A. good to low choice
he.lers 3ft SO to 37 31: common to goid
hef rows II SO to tl OA esnner and
eititers 13 7S ti I 3 mdlim and annd
iauaie bu:U 3100 In 13 00. lop 7 0 on 1
choice vealers.
Mori? than 2S0 aprrtr of Mtpri
ar native to North America. J
Tuesday, June 14, 1949 It
Solem Markets
Coespleled rre re parte tsiisi da
era rer ib gaidasirc Capital
Jjrml Beadtra. IBetised 4iUj).
Relall reed Pnews t
.aa Mesh IS..
Rabbll Pelieia I4.3S.
Dairy Feed I3.IS.
reslim my ins ones Orade A aoiaaM
ed hen 3e; grade A Leghorn hens,
31 rent; Orade A colored fryer, ibrrg
pounds and up. Jit. Urad A old rooetfr
i -ents -
Sgg
Buying Prclea Extra late AA. Ut
larBe AA 13c; large A. SO-Slc. medium AA,
-, rnrtiium p., u-hc; puiiei S0-13S,
ffbeiasaie Prices wholesale ante
t 7 cents above inese prices aoe.
Orade A generally quoted at hit; pm-
ms He.
Btlerfal
Premium, flic, N. L lt No. I, .
c tbuyin price).
nuiier - Wbolasai grade A. e. r
11 71
DEATHS
Lawra Bell Mesa
los
Leston W. Howell at as
Nortn Capitol atreet, June 11, at the age of
'2 years. Survived by two dsughters, Mrs.
Lei on tHlldai Howell and Mrs. Lloyd U.
ms oi i hiii. ooi h of Sslem; a brother.
Mark M. Myers of portlsnd; four grand
ton. Dr. Clllford T. Hill. Richard H.
Hill. Robert L. Hill and Howard H:U. all
wa.em; a areat granddauahter. Ksth
n Anna Hill ol Salem, two nephew.
, John W. Mvers in Oreson City and
Virgil V. Myers of Independence snd v-
eral nieces and nepnew in California
nd Missouri. Member of th First Christ
ian church at Ol ad tone. Oregon. An
nouncement of aerv lea later by th
Howell -Edward chapel.
Judse Per R. Kelly
judsa Percy R. Kelly. Isie resident of
:sJ bourn I7ih sire., at a iu:ai tiospuil,
June 14. at in ase of years. Survived
jy wile, Msrtarft Kelly of Salem; a sis
er. Mrs. Uary Home of Berkeley, Cslli,:
o nieces in Csliforn.a end a nephew Jn
Honolulu. Announcement of service Itur
ov W. T. R it don company
ri. Ida Caroline K. Barqnlit '
Mrs. Ida Caroline 8. BarouUt at the
residence at isus Mission street, June It.
.survived by two daughters. Mis Car-
mellta Barqulst of Sslem and Mrs. Mar-
am asunder of Portlsnd; a son. Fran
aarnuLU of Sslem; two grandsons, BrMn
snd Oary Barqulst of Salem; two niece-,
Mr, Ivan Colt-man of Ponlind md Mn.
Jsclt Pstcraon ol Flint. Mich.; a sister-
Mr. Lois Rudle of Salem. An
nouncement of services later by Clout fa-
ompsny.
OBITUARY
Anna C at he t to. Cat
Albany Mrs. Ann Catherine Cole. 7.
Albtnv, f.'Nf c it ttomt at br da ug li
ter. Mr. Ethel Oalvin In Portland, share
she wa visiting. Funeral service will e
neia inuranay at i p.m.. irom th Fisher
funeral home. Burial will be in the River
side cemetery. Mrs. Cola was born January
33, 173 In Nebraska and had been a re-.
aent oi Albany since ltll eicept for Lb
past year which wa spent in Junctlgn
City. Her husband, Harry Cole, Sr., died
numoer ei year go. BUrviVlng are tb
following children. Harry and Clifton.
Cole, and Mr. Candaca Halne. all or
.ipiry; rioya uoie, walla Walla. Wash.;
Mr. Ethel Oalvin. Portland: Mra. Elie.
Huklll. Stillacum. Wh.. and Lester Cole,
Junction City, and a brother, Walter Mil
liard, Albanjr.
Harvey Eaten Meyer
Albany Funeral service foe ttr
Eugene Moycr, 31, Talbot, who wa fatal
ly injured at :0 a.m. Sunday, when h
ppaienily went lo sleep t the wheel of
hi car and lost control on U. B. high
way No. 30 about four mile esst f Al
bany while ha wa tra valine tut anil
crashed into a tree, will ft announced by
th Flahai funeral home. Harvey Eugene ,
Mover wa born March 3, 1931, at Hugo,
Okig. Ha moved to the Talbot community,
si year ato. He wa Inducted Into trie
army at Portland, April 32, 1941, and had
been aent to Oermany. There ha suffered
an Injury and was returned to Brooke
uaneral hospital. Fort Sam Houston. Ttx
as, where he was discharged at a T6 Feb
ruary 36. 104H. He 1 survived by his par-'
enu, Mr and Mrs. Lonnle K Moyer, foar'
brothers. Set. William Moyer. with (he
U. S. army In Oermsny; Lonnle Moyer
Jr., CliicBKo, III.; Richard and C. W.
Moyer, RFD No. 1. Jrflerson. and two
sisters. Mrs. Dslsy Chamber. Corvalti
RFD No. it and Martha Loi Moyer. Tal
bot. David 1. Sleekier
AtomyDirte J. 9tekitrt fe. fptfrt MV,
I. Albany, retired farmer, wa fatally In
jured Sunday nltht. when struck by.,
car while he wa attempting ta cross th
Pacific highway near Lh wm.
Tractor C. plant a mil south of Albany.
runrrai arrvKSI ior atccklsy will be held,
Wodnasdar at 3 p m., (rem th Twelfth
street Mennonlt church, with th Fisb
er funeral home in chart. He wa born
September , 10. at Hartford. Kan. Ha
came to Oreton it year ato from Neb
raska. He I survived by his widow, the
former Sylvia Tyson, whom ha married in
Albany In December, 11. two children,
Mrs. Mildred Nelson. Albany, and Mr.
Verda Watson, Belldower. Cel.; a brother,
Albert Steeklcv. Albany RFD No. i: Lwm.
Uteri. Mrs. Velma Llndsey, Lebanon, and
mis. MBiiHia .jonnson. CorvaiiU: hi moth
er. Mrs. Mary Sickley. Lebanon, and
trandaon, Lonni Lee Wauoa, Bellflcew
Opel Mae Hwnler
Stayton Funeral aervlcet for Mrs. op.'
al Mae Nunter, SO. will ba held from th
Waddle ehapel here Wednesday at 3 o'
clock. Rev. Wlllard Buckner offlelstlnl. '
and burial In Bllyeu Den cemetery near
Bclo. Mrs. Hunter, a lifelong resident of
the Sclo district, died Sunday at her
home in Jordan. She was born near Scio
June 13, 111. and married Kirl Barton
in Am list, 117. He died in ltll and in
July I94S ha married Fay Hunter, who
survives with g daughter, Karlene Bur
ton: two sons. Darwin and Oary Hunter:
sister, Mrs. Manorle Bates and her pft:
ems. Mr. and Mrs. Darel Mentaamery, All
of Sclo.
The earth fi the fifth largest
plsnet of the sun.
fcd-itniMmM
Druggists' Prescription
For Relief of Itch
When your skin is Irritated
with pimples, red blotches and
other skin blemishes from ex
ternal causes, you're crazy with
itching torture, try Sanltone
Ointment. Itching stops prompt
ly Smarting disappears lmme,
diately tianitone Ointment it
elso wonderful for Itching feet,
cracks between toes and Atfw
ete s foot
For Sale at
Wlllett's Capital Drug Store ' "
stale at Liberty Piione 3-3111
FREED FROM
HARSH LAXATIVES I
"I used to tske laxatives regularly
until I started eating KVLIjOWS '
ALL-BRAN daily. That was 21
years ago. ALL
BRAN still keeps
me regularl'Tlareiirs
M. Smith, ttm St.
ton, Win. This is just
one of many unaolic- I
ited letters. II vim
suffer ronstlpatioa j
due to lark ot bulk in 1
the diet, eat an ounce of ALI-H RAM
daily, drink plenty ol water. If not
satisfied after 10 days, send th,
empty carton to kellogg'a. Btttle
Creek. Mirh. Oet DOUBLE YOUK
UONKV BACkl Buy todug.
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