AUTOMOBILES
These Are
White Elephant Days!!
1937 FORD
8!i COUPE. HEATER. "RUNS LIKE A
KITTEN ON A CREAM CAN."
1939 CHEV.
MASTER DELUXE SEDAN. RADIO.
HEATER. SEAT COVERS. WHEEL
RINGS. "RAHIN TO OO ON A VACA
TION TRIP."
1936 NASH
LAFAYETTE SEDAN. THIS IS A ONE
OWNER CAR. SEAL BEAM LIGHTS.
"IT WANTS A GOOD HOME."
1942 CHEV.
SPECIAL DELUXE SEDAN. NEW SEAT
COVERS. NEW BLUE PAINT, UNDER
SEAT HEATER. "YOU WOULD BE
SURPRISED AT THE PRICE ON THIS
CAR."
See The Special
On The Ramp
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED
ACME MOTORS
FRONT AT CENTER
FORSALE MISCELLANEOUS
CUT OFF SAW, 1 h.p. motor. Miter box,
ladders, saw horses, bend saw, bench
taw, motors, rubber tire wheelbarrow,
carpenter tools, paint spray At etc. May
be seen 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 1145 James
St., Kelzer Dtst. nl53
8" SKILL SAW, 3 blades and metal car
rying case. Excel, condition. $100. 295
N. Lancaster. Ph. 33941. Dl55
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WE WANT strawberries. Market price In
cash. Contact Jory Packing Co at Ter
minal Ice, 249 D St Phone 3-4590. na
SPANISH (prer. electric) Guitar. Good
make. 695 S. 25th. Ph. 3-8200. nal55
WE NEED Junk batteries. Paying 90c.
Retread Tire Service, 320 So. Lancaster.
nal72
WANTED furniture to glue At repair. Lee
Bros. Furn Reflnlshlng Co Ph 3-7001
USED FURNITURE. Phone 3-9185.
OR'
WILL PAY Interest lor private loan
of 5,000 to build grade A barn to hold
40 cows. John Whlttcn, rt. 1, Turner,
Ore. nnl55
PERSONAL
STANLEY HOME Products. 555 Cross St.
Ph. 3-5446. pioo
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous Box 724. 3-5234
Pl8f-
PROFESSIONAL advice. Mrs, Phillips. 330
S, 13th, Frlv. ent. soutn sme oi nouse,
pl58
AUTOMOBILES
36 CHEV. Body, tires fair. Motor excel.
Trans, dlff.. Dr. shaft, axle, brakes, new,
$350. 773 Gerth Ave. W. Salem. Ph,
33316. A155'
'M PONTIAC sedan. Original owner. Ex
cellent cond. Mechanically nearly as
good as new. Priced to sen. oee it,
drive It. 130 W. Owens, Ph. 34320. ql54'
'41 HYDRAMAT1C 0LDS, 2 door, excel
lent condition. Good paint. (900 cash
441 8. High St. 4154
SliOO or best older car takes equity in '47
Frazer, R&H, overdrive. Ph. 26186 after
it p.m. or 2onu fees Ave. moo-
CONVERTARLE 1949 Ford. Radio and
heater, with cooling equip., undercoat.
spotlight, back-up lights, wheel shields
and other equip, immaculate conn, uu
8. 12th. Qioiv
EQUITY In '41 Pontiac 8 Torpedo custom
ft pass, coupe. Priced .to selL Rt. 2,
Box 4BR, Ohemawa Rd. i55j
'17 CHEV. Good motor & paint. Call
Dallas 2967 days and Monmouth 2143
evea, 0.156
'k ford Panel. New tires, engine fair.
S18S. Call at Browne's Fountain Lunch,
1140 H. Capital. Ph. 2-9344. ql53
MODEL A Touring. Good shape.
State St. Anytime before 7 p.m.
2372
ql57
Eisner Motors to Buy
BUICK'S THE BUY
1949 BUICK
AS LOW AS $2312
Completely Equipped
Delivered at the Factory
Save from $272 to $293
OTTO J. WILSON CO.
Commercial at Center ql54'
'41 G.M.C. 6x6. Equipped with Baugh.
man lime spreader. Ph. 2-0594. ql61'
Eisner Motors to Sell
1949 FORD CONVERTIBLE 8 completely
equipped. 5500 miles COST $2600. Best
offer over 12000 takes. Call 20476. ql57
'37 FORD BR, fair condition.
Browning Ave.
1200. 575
ql54
FOR SALE OR TRADE '36 Ford. R&H. Ph
2-4389. 1245. 0,158
PONT1ACS
'47 Sdn. cpe $1445
'41 Spt. cpe 895
'47 Ford D.L. spt. cpe. 1345
'38 Chevrolet sdn 295
'40 Pontiac 2-dr 595
TERMS TRADES
Herrall-Owens Co.
660 N. Liberty Ph U113
ZEEB'S USED CARS
BOY - SELL - TRADB
TERMS
312 Fairgrounds Road
Pbone 2-0454
WANTED clean used
2160 6 Com'l
cars Bob Marr.
Thlit Time It's HUDSONI
Service Sales - Parts
Home of Good tjsel Cars
SHROCK MOTOR CO.
Church At Chemakeu SU Ph. 5-9101
Eisner Motors Fine Cars
1030 STANDARD FORD cpe. R&H. A-l
condition. 3495. Ph. 302B0 after 6:30 p.m.
0.153
FOR SALE BY OWNKR: 1940 Pontiac in
very good condition. Ph. 2-0316. ql55
1936 FORD 2 dr .sedan. Good condition,
$250. 1157 N. Capitol. 0.155
MODEL A roadster, 1175. Mechanically
good, tires fair, top excellent. 1740 S.
Winter. Q155
S5 V-ft 4-DOOR, all food tires, 2 new.
Rebuilt motor. Very clean In and out.
1840 Orant. ql58
'47 CHEV. Fleetmaster sport coupe. R&H,
extras. Owner. 701 N. Commercial.
(Eves.l. ql55
1040 PONTIAC Club Coupe. Radio, belter
and extras, $650. 745 Judson, 12n to 3:30
only. Jl55
'41 PLY. 5 pass. 1800 or reasonable offer
3397 N. River Rd. ql58
WANTED: Left front fender for '36 Ford.
Ph. 3-4866. ql55
Journal Want Ads Pay
IAUTOMOBILES
1936 DODGE
4 TON PICK-UP. HEATER. NEW
TIRES. NEW BRAKES. "HANDY
AROUND THE FARM."
1942 DE SOTO
CUSTOM COUPE. RADIO. ' HEATER,
SEAT COVERS. FLUID DRIVE. OVER
DRIVE. "DRESSED UP LIKE A XMAS
TREE."
1938 FORD
SEDAN. NEW OREEN PAINT. THIS
ONE IS O.K. IN EVERY WAY. "A FINE
LITTLE FAMILY CAR."
1933 CHEV.
MASTER SEDAN. A-l SHAPE. THI8 IS
A LITTLE DANDY.
AUTOMOBILES
VACATION SPECIALS
Come in and get that
good used car. One
you are not afraid to
start out in, sold by a
DEPENDABLE
DEALER.
Thoroughly recondi
tioned, backed by our
written guarantee.
1948 FRAZER SEDAN
1946 MERCURY 2 DOOR
1947 FORD SEDAN
1946 CHEV. STATION
WAGON
1946 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
1946 HUDSON SEDAN
1947 FORD CONVERTIBLE
1941 OLDS COUPE
5 PASS.
1942 OLDS 5 PASS.
1941 NASH 5 PASS.
1941 FORD 5 PASS.
1940 FORD 5 PASS.
1939 CHEV. COUPE
1938 CHEV. COUPE
1931 MODEL A SEDAN
1935 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
TWO LOCATIONS
361 N. Com'l 2640 Portland Road
TEAGUE MOTOR CO.
Phone 2-4173 qlE
4TH OF JULY
SPECIALS
AT
STATE MOTORS, INC
'40 PACKARD SUPER SEDAN. 400 MI.
'48 PORD PICKUP Vi TON. R. As HTR.
'46 CHEVROLET PLEETMASTER SDN,
'46 PLYMOUTH DELUXE SEDAN.
'46 PORD SUPER DELUXE TWO DOOR
SEDAN.
'43 PACKARD CLIPPER CLUB 8EDAN.
'41 CHEVROLET SEPCIAL DELUX SDN.
'41 DODGE CUSTOM SEDAN. R. & HTR.
'40 CHRYSLER ROYAL SEDAN. R&H.
'42 PONTIAC DELUXE SEDAN.
MANY MORE TO
HOOSE FROM.
THE ABOVE CARS
ARE ALL GUARANTEED BY
STATE MOTORS, INC,
340 N. HIGH ST.
33 yrs. In Salem
MOTORCYCLES, SCOOTERS
Indian Cushman
Mustang Whizzer
Shrock Motorcycle Sales
3007 Portland Rd. Ph. 9-1433 qa'
NEW A USED Triumphs, Velocettes,
Jawas is CZ135 C.C.5. Motorcycles,
Dallas Motorcycle Shop oalSfl
FARM EQUIPMENT
4-WHEEL riding bean At terry tractor,
with equipment. First class condition.
$450. Call 3-6137. qbl56
BOATS
FOR SALE: Boat, trailer At motor. $100.00.
m. 33311. qql57
FOR SALE OR TRADE. Boat. Johnson
reversible motor At trailer. Ph. 34737,
qql54'
TRAILERS
NEAT TRAILER hoUJte,
Knox, Monmouth. Ph.
3-8300.
$335.00 1
3133 or Salem
MM
ftx31 HOMEMADE trailer house I BO. Inq.
btooks j -a lie r camp, west siitm, tlss
PINANCIAL
FARM AND CTTT LOANS
44 and t
FODR OWN TERMS of repayment within
reason Cash for Real Estate Contract
and second Moncanea.
CAPITOL SECURITIES CO,
301 Pioneer Trust Bldi Ph. 1-7163
CHATTEL MORTGAGE ..
First class new equip. Well established
firm. Purchase price $30,000. Needs 0
mortgage. 6 Interest.
Al Isaak & Co., Realtor
3035 Portland Rd. Ph. 3-7830, 3-4596
Tin
MORTGAGE LOANS
T. H. A. at Conventional
Low coat. Quick Bervlea
Rex Sanford, Inc.
lta S. Com'L Ph. 3-8360. rl5
FINANCIAL
$ CASH $
$25 to $500
FURNITURE, LIVESTOCK
EQUIPMENT LOANS UP
to taoo
Car lo ana up to 1500
Coma in or phone
Hollywood Finance Co.
iwai rnirsruunus nua
Ac rasa street from bank;
No Parkin problems
Phone 27032 Lie N W368-S291
Floyd Ken yon, Mir. r
Buy Real Estate Mortgages
for Your
Savings Investment
5 net
Properties Salem & Vicinity.
See
State Finance Co.
153 S. High St.
GENERAL FINANCE CORP
LOANS
Lie 3-133 and M-338
and
ROT R. SIMMONS
INSURANCE vAND LOANS
138 S Commercia St Tel 3-11161
AUTO LOANS
WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO
183 S Church
Park Inn a Plenty
Ph. 3-3457 Lie No M-159 S-154 -
PRIVATE MONEY
Special rates and term
on largei loan
ions and short time
payment.
ROY H SIMMONS
138 Sov'b Commercial St Phone 3-9161
SEE OS FOR
ATTRACTIVE FARM LOANS
ONLY 4T, OR 4'T. INTEREST
8 to 40 Years and No Commission
Leo N Childs, Inc.
REALTORS
344 State St Phone 2-3683
DIRECTORY
ADDING MACHINES
All make used meehtnes sold, rented,
repaired Rnen 4R0 Court Phrnir 3-6773
ALTERATIONS
Dressmaking 6& alt. 360 State St. ol68
APPLIANCE SERVICE
ELECTRIC HOME appliance repair service
Free estimates Trade-ins accepted on
new appliances Vlnce's Electric Phone
3-9339 157 S Libert? St.
AT-TJR DOOR GRINDING
".awnmower harpenine and repairing
Dexter'a Ph 36833 .
AUTO RADIOS
Authorized Warranty Repair Station
for all makes of Auto Radios Morrow
Radio Co.. 153 s, Liberty rn a-tiM.ia,
MARION MOTORS
NASH SERVICE
Towlm service day phone t-0286 Nlnt
3-1804. 33? Center.
Mike PanDk 275 S. Com'l. Ph. 3-5181
Brake and Wheel allanlns apcclallsts
ol56'
BUILDING CARPENTRY
Remodel, repair that home now. Terms.
No down payment. Phone a-wso.
BUILDING CONTRACTORS
A!t Bros Also houses raised New foun
dations. Phone 35P09. o!57'
BULLDOZING
Dean Robinson. Ph. 26537
RiiUdnzlnz. leveling, road bids., clear
ing, teeth for brush Virgil Huskey, 1010
Fairvlew Ave. Ph. 2-3148, saiem. o-imr
Light crawler dozing. Ph. 2-3220.
CASH REGISTERS
( Instanr delivery of new RCA cash
register Al makes sold rented,
na!-ed Roen 456 Court Ph S-6773
EMENT CONTRACTOR
General cement cont. Honest work at
honest prices. Ph. 3-150S or 3-7487
0164'
CEMENT WORK
Let us do your cement work NOW
Driveways, sldewaltu. patios, etc. Ph
3-4412. 0175'
For expert guaranteed satisfaction new
or repair or foundation, aioewaiKs,
driveway, patios, curbs, walls, etc. Ca!
2-4850.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Furnace chimneys vacuum
Ensley 771 S. 31st. Ph. 3-7176.
cleaned
0156'
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
Vince' Electric for electrical wiring,
contracting, repairing 157 8 Liberty
Ph 3-9239
EXTERMINATORS
Cockroach, Moth, Exterminator Service
Ph, 3-3056. Lee Cross. 15S5 Pearl. 1561
Breithaupt'r for flowers Dial 3-9179 '
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
J. R Watkins Co producL Free e.
..very 1717 Center Ph 3-839S.
LANDSCAPr NURSERY
P A, Doerfler & Sons, Ornamentals, 150
N. Lancaster Dr at 4 Cor Ph. 3-1322.
LAWNMOWERS
Sharpened, guaranteed service. New
power and hand mowers. Call Harry
W. Scott. 147 So. Com'l St o!55'
LAWN MOWER SHARPENING
At youi door tawnmower sharpening
Dexter the lawnmower man Ph 36833
Fireplaces,
Ph. 35968.
chimneys & block laying.
MATTRESSES
Capita. Bedding Phone 3-4069
MUSIC LESSONS
Spanish and Hawaiian Guitar. Mando
lin. Banlo, etc 1523 Court St Ph. 3-7569.
Ol B2
NURSES REGISTRY '
Practical Nurses, day-night.
Ph. 35072
0173
OFFICE FURNITURK St SUPPLIES
DesV chairs, files and filing supplies,
safes, dupllcatorj and supplies, desk
lamps typewriter stands, brief cases
Pierce Wire Recorders. Roen 456 Court
'Slf atrom's are equipped to do your
painting Phone 2-2493
PAPERHANGING
Exoert Paperhauglng and painting.
J. Woodworth. Ph. 2-5868. Free est. Q1751
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING
Call 22608 for your PalntinR & Paper-
nanaing. Attractive rates. owi
Painting it paperhanging Don Lucero.
Ph. 35523. 0167
Painting and paperhangintt. Free esti
mate, h. 3-9513. 857 Shipping. 0162
PICTURE FR AMINO
Picture framing
Phone 3-6687
H"i.ef"! Paint Store
Fisher, 844 S. Com'l. Ph. 3-3019. olB4'
PRUNING-SPRAYINO
Philip W. Belike. Ph. 2-1208.
L. W. Caudle. Ph, 3-7900.
RADIO REPAIR
Oeneral Elec. home appl. repairing also
radio repairing, Broadway Appl. Co. 453
Court St. saiem. pn. i-i&os. oibj
RADIATOR REPAIR
Cleaned, repaired. J. C. Balr & Sons. Ph.
21193. Br Drive-In Theatre, since ll
0173'
SAND GRAVEL
Oarden Soil crushed rock. Shovel and
dragline excavating walling sand
Oravel Co. Phone 3-9349
Valley Sand St Grave, Co Slit, aand
f'U dirt Excavating 10B shovel & eats
Tractor scoop A trucks for dirt moving
Ph office 24002. res 17 40
To Place Classified Ad
Phone 2-2406
-x 'Art" r TN
Fortieth Anniversary, Family
Ertsgaard, route 5, who were married at Peener, S. D on
June 24, 1909, celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary
at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Verne Hasbrook, 920
Tamarack street on Sunday. Five children in a family of
seven were present for the anniversary: Lyle C, Eugene,
Duane, Mrs. Verne Hasbrook of Salem and Mrs. Arne Dahla
ger of Portland. Unable to attend were Mrs. Clella Lego of
Denver and Mrs. Ervin Ulstad of Minneapolis. Mr. Ertsgaard,
a retired banker, came to Oregon in 1943.
RELIGION BECOMES HOT TOPIC
Old Prayers, March of Events
Dont Jibe, Some Jews Think
By ERIC GOTTGETREU
Tel Aviv. Israel (P) The march of events has caught up with
the old Hebrew prayers, and
time for a change.
There is the traditional pass-
over prayer: "This year we are
DIRECTORY
Salem Saw Wrks. Ph. 3-1603. 1293 N. 5th.
0177
SEWEKS AND SEPTIC TANKS
Electrio Roto-Rooter Exclusive Patent
Razor ?harp flteel Cutting Blade
Clean Bewers oi Drains Se.ptic Tani
Cleaned Heas Ph 3-5321 or 3-94S8
SEPTIC TANKS
K F. Hamcl. Septic tanks cleaned.
Electric machine service on sewer and
drain lines. Guaranteed work. 1143-8th
St.. West Balem. Ph. 3-7404. ol71
"ilikes Septic Service Tanks cleaned.
Roto Rooter Service on Sewers. 1079
Elm St.. W. Salem. Ph. 8-9408 3-5337.
0166
TOOLS FOR RENT
Howser Bros. Your power tool rental
head quarters. New address 1410 8. 12th.
Ph. 3-3646. o!62
TYPEWRITERS
Smith Corona. Remington Royal, Under
wood portables All makes used machine
Repairs and rent Roen. 456 Court o
TRANS FEP & STORAGE
'local to Distance Transfer, storage
Burner oils, coal At briquets. Trucks to
Portland dally Agent lor Be ins House
hold goods moved to anywhere In U.8
o- Canada Larmer Transfer St Storage
Ph 3-3131 o
VtNt.TIAN BLINDS
Made in Salem Free eat Ptiona 3733a
lmer the Blind man. o
Salem Venetian Blind., made to order t)
retlnlaned. Relnholdt Lew la. 3-36S9
WELL DRILLING
Fred Wymore. Rt. 3. Box 317. Ph. 3.R135.
1SI
J. A. Sneed St Son.-., veil drilling. 3905
Brook St., Salem. Ph. 3-6809, olss
WFATI1KRSTRIPPING
Free eatlmatea. T. PULLMAN, Ph. 3-H985.
0163
WINDOW SHANKS
Waahable. Roller Made to order. 1 De?
Del Relnholdt it Lewis Ph 33H39 o'
WINDOW CLEANING
Acme Vindow Oleanera window., walla
ft woodwork cleaned Ploora cle.ned.
waxed and polished Ph 3-3337 347
Court. Lansdoc culbertson and Mather
WOODSAWING
Atkina it Croaa. Ph. 3-8674 or 3-8178.
0168
WOOD A SAWDUST
West Saler. Fuel Co. Ph. 2-4031.
LEGAL
EXECUTOR'S FINAL NOTICE
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that DAY
TON D. KAY. as executor of the estate
of WILLIAM H. KAY, deceaaed, naa meet
his final account aa such, and by order
of the Circuit Court of the Stat, of Ora
ROn for Marlon County, July 16, 1941, at
10:00 o'clock in the forenoon oi said oay
has been fixed as the time, and th. court
room of said court has been fixed aa the
nlace for the hearing of objections to said
final account and the settlement of aald
estate.
DAYTON D. KAY,
Executor of the Estate of
William H. Kay, deceased.
RHOTEN to RHOTEN
SAM F. SPEERSTRA
Pioneer Trust Building
Salem, OreKon
Attorneys lor Executor.
June 14. 21. 28. July B. 12
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
As administrator with the will tnd in
nexed of the estate Of LIDA X. CRAN
STON, deceased, the undersigned hu
filed in Circuit Court of Oregon for Mir-
on County. In Probate. Its final ac
count in estate of said decedent, and
July is, 1949, tan o'clock, a.m., Pacific
Standard Time, and courtroom oi said
court have been appointed by said court
Hearing of objections to said ac
count and settlement thereof.
PIONEER TRUST COMPANY
By K. E. WENOER, Its Secre
tary and Tru.it Officer
ADMINISTRATOR WITH THE
WILL ANNEXED AFORKSAID
Mian O Carbon and Wallace P. Carson
Attorneys for Administrator with the Will
Annexed
me 14, 31, 20, July 8, 12
CALL FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be recevled by the
Board of Education of School District Mo.
24 CJ, Marion County, Oregon, op to
5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, July 12, 1949, for
filling window openings of Leant Junior
High School auditorium with hollow tile
or pumice block.
Specification blanks mar be obtained
ffrom and bldsshaU be filed with the
District Cleric at 460 North High Street,
Salem. Oregon.
conneii c. wars, District uierit.
' June at, July B, B
LODGES
I.O.O.P. meet every Wed'
" nesday night. Vialton wet
come.
A Alnsworth Lodge No. 201, A.F.
fyXk A.M. Tuesday. June 38th
MM. degree 7:30 pm. 153'
Salem Lodge No. 4, A.F. &
'A.M. Wed., June 29. M.M. De
gree. 7:30 pjn. 16
ill K.l 1
1 Vk, IfM V I
. ft
Reunion Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
some Jews in Israel think it is
slaves, next year free men.'
Jews in Israel feel themselves
already free.
On passover there is the fer
vent wish: "Next year in Jerusa-jees
lem
Almost 100,000 Jews are al
ready in Jerusalem. More are
likely to settle there. And the
rest of the Jews in Israel can ?o
to Jerusalem whenever they de
sire. But religion is a hot topic in
Israel today.
Opinions differ sharply about
the state law, the educational
system and public life in gen
eral. Agreement is being sought. It
probably will be brought about
by a working compromise be
tween those who believe that
religious observance should be
written into the law of the land
and those who lean lo separa
tion of synagogue and state.
The orthodox Jews in Israel
fear that the younger generation
may estrange itself more and
more from Jewish religious life.
As a matter of fact, this al
ready is apparent in many of
the younger settlers and factory
workers, and among the social
ist groups. For instance, the
leftist mapam party vehemently
opposes the word "God" being
written into the preamble of the
Israel constitution now being
drafted.
But Jews who want complete
identification of religious and
national legislation are a minor
ity in Israel,
Of the 120 delegates in the
Israeli parliament, only 16 are
members of the so-called re
Iigious bloc. On the other hand
only the 19 mapam delegates
and the two communist deputies
could be listed as anti-orthodox
Most members of parliament
are for mutual tolerance and
everybody as he likes," a policy
of freedom of conscience and re
ligious opinion.
On the spot are the members
of the chief rabbinate. They are
Oil Fire Rages Unchecked An oil well fire broke out at
Huntington Beach, Calif., three days ago rages unchecked as
fire-fighters, using shields against terrific heat, battle roaring
flames. Salt water is being pumped into a neighboring well
in an effort to saturate the oily strata below the fire and
quell the flames at their source. (AP Wirephoto)
1
3k
Fourth of July
Celebrations
Observance of the double
holiday over the Fourth of July
will be made elsewhere as far
as Salem residents are concern
ed with coast resorts expecting
capacity crowds and reserva
tions needed for overnight visi
tation. Two kinds of major celebra
tions are being offered in the
district, the 14th annual St.
Paul rodeo at St. Paul July 2
to 4 with $7500 in prize money
awaiting winning top cow
hands. Shows will be offered
at the rodeo grounds Saturday
and Sunday nights with matin
at 1:30 o'clock Sunday and
Monday afternoon
The annual Albany limber
carnival, with most of the events
to be held at Waverly lake, will
be held July 2 to 4 with all
prize money to be offered at
the close of events Monday aft
ernoon, Title of world champions will
be at stake in several of the
events, which include log roll
ings, high climbing, jousting,
log bucking and chopping which
are attracting leaders of the
various classes from many
northwest and Pacific coast
points.
The only local attraction will
be the return appearance of the
Hell Drivers who are offering
a "carnival of thrills" at the
Stale Fair grounds starting at
2:30 o clock Monday afternoon.
Restaurants and service sta
tions will be practically the
only types of business carried
on over the week-end
State and local police are re
iterating a plea for caution to
holiday motorists over the long
week-end, particularly during
the return to the city after at
tending various celebrations and
resorts.
Brooks Mrs. Chris Otto en
tertained with a parly at her
home. Following the demonslra
tion refreshments were served
by the hostess to Mrs. Willa
Vinyard, Mrs. Dollie Ramp, Mrs.
Orval Otto, Mrs. Betty Burton,
Mrs. Anna Dunlavy, Mrs. Es
ther Wymore, and Mrs. Hattie
Rogers, the demonstrator. Mrs,
Dunlavy won the special prize
called upon to decide such ques-
tions as whether theater tickets
can be bought on the sabbath.
or whether it is permissible to
driven even military cars on the
day of rest.
Pious Jews won't travel by
vehicle on Saturday or touch
any money. It is even forbidden
lo switch on an electric light
Villi
Capital Journal. Salem. Oregon,
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
lalin Llveilnrk Markel
(By valley Hailing CumpHnyi
Spring lambs S20.00 to 121. 00
Feeder lambs 116.00 lo 1 18.00
fcwes 2.00 to 15.00
Cutter cows S8.00 to 1 11.00
Fat dairy cows lio.oo to J12.00
Dulls .. .115 00 to 119.00
Calves, good (.100-450 lbs.) (17.00 to 119.00
Veal (1 50-300 lbs.) good ..120.00 to 122.00
lot price paid within Sit at Pert
nd prices tor each tvpe Top. 170-225 ib
Portland EaiUhle Market
Apricots were oilfred on the Portland
IKp.fcLildP Farmers Wholesale Produce mar
Iket today for 10 rents a pound.
Green beaux sold for 10 cents a pouna.
Cabbage brought $2.00 a crate.
Pie cherries were 12 'a cents a pound
with Bines selling at 10 cents a pound
and Lamberts at iu-12 ccms a pouna.
New potatoes were 11.25 a 30-1 b. inc.
Rail is lies were ollered at 45 to 60 cents
dozen bunches.
Portland Prcatic
Hut If rf at Tentative, ttidject '.o Immi
dlate change .'rtmlum ituuiltv maximum
to to 1 percent acldltjr delivered in
Portland 61 -64c ib fir.M quality fiS-tic
lb second quality 55-5Rc. Valley routes
mo couatn points tic ie ttiar- (net
Rutter Wholesale FOB oulk cube it
wholesale; gradr AA 93 ;ore 61 -62c
A 92 score 60-61 'jc; B. 90 score. 57c lb..
C. 89 score, 5flc lb Above price are strict
ly nomlnm
Cheese Selling price tt furtlanti wnole
ale Oregon s mules. 38" a 4flVac Oregon &
lb loal. il'.a-bO'.an; triplet lr leaf tha
tingles
Ego tTe H'liuietalert a grace itn
56-56'i: a medium. .S3,a-S.,,i; grade B.
larse. 48,-nl,sC.
Portland Ualry Market
nutter Price to retailers Orade A a
nms 66c; AA cartons 67c. A prlnuv
'6c. A c.iiton.4, 6ic. B print.. 62c
I. Cts Prt. t to retmie- large
;0c; c.TLltird A lan:e, 58c: A hir::e
iBc: A A niodium, 56-&7c; certified A tne
'Jiiim 57c, A medium. 5.'w6c; cartons He
.1dit!onil
; Cheese frice to tetaiiei fortiaai
;reKon sin k 1 es 4(t' j a0' ac Orcnuii loal
0 43'4-52'.-jc; triplet. 1'kc icsi than mn
ties
miry
Jve Ciilekem - No 1 qitlt POM
plants No i o roller undei J' lbs 21'itic
Ib fryers 2'j-3 lb.s. 31-33c; 3-4 lbs, 33c
roasters 4 1b.t and over 33c lb; fowl.
.de horns uiuler 4 lbs. 21c; over
23c; colored fowl, nil welshts.
'' AelBhW 18-lUc.
roosters
Rahbits Avcrnse lo i: rowers; live white,
i-.i lb.s.. 1&-21C lb.; 5-6 lbs. 17-lac lb.; col
ored 2 cents lower; old or heavy does, B
14c; d res.se d fryers to butchers, 55-57c.
Tnrkeja (Price quoico nr ini to thi
producer on a flresieo el;ri! oaslil -U
S grade A young torn s.1 b2r Ih . No
t young hens, nominally flue
Dre&aed turkeja lo relaller. Uiade A
young hens 10 7U New 'orr styli dre
ert A grade kiunp torn 'B fiBt-
Portland Mlirellaneoui
Lascar Hark Pry I2'sc io.. green 4c lb.
wuoi valley eoar and medium Krudet .
lAr Ib
Alolmlr J&c lb on 12-n.oniti growth.
nominally.
i'.' .7 cH"',l . ,,Pco,r'n;
Isht, KltM 2Uc lb., beet g-luc Ib.
bulls
ft-1c lb. Country buyer, pay 3o Ic&s.
Nut (natation.
tvalmils KiaiKiurtte. Ural qunlll.. Itim
oo. 34 7c, lartie. 32 1c. medium J1 Itrt, iro
ond quality Jumbos. .Ill.'ic. .nig. asr.,
quoiiu mriio. iiiio. medium 26 2c. stc-.
ond quality lara. 27.2c. medium 24.7m
baby 22.20.
Filbert. - Jumbo. 20e Ib . large, tae
medium. I6e tinall. 13c
Quotation, above supplleo by Mortn
Portland Grain
Portland. Ore., June 28 No wheat
res quoted.
Cash Rrain: Oats No. 2, 3R-lb. white.
55.00. Barley No. 2, 45-lb. R.W., 47.00.
Cn.sh wlu'tit ibldi: Soft while 2.05; sort
white (excludliiK Rrx 2.05; while club
2.fS; western red 2.05.
Hard white Bnart: Ordinary 2.38; 10
per cent 2.2U; 11 per cent 2.32; 12 per
cent 2.3S.
Port land l.lvfnlnrk
Portland, Ore., .lime 28 (U.R) Livestock:
Cattle ftalnhln 200; calvcrt 50: market
modcriLtely active; supply not representa
tive; few common slenn and heifers 10.60;
medium steers nhovc 22.00; canner and
cutter cows 11.00 to 12.50; few U.00;
shcllB down to 9.00; common and mcilluin
beef cows 14.00 to 1(1.00; Rood younrc cowk
Monday to 18.00; common nnrt medium
saiiKnRe bulls 17.00 lo 10.00; good and
choice vealers 25.00 to 20.00; culls down
to 10.00.
IIors nalnble 200; market active, fully
steady; rood and choice 180-230 lbs. 211.00;
lighter weiRhta 20.00 to 21.00; rooi! sows
lfl.OO to 17.00; Rood and choice feeders
quoted 22.50 to 2.1. SO.
Sheep salable 600; holdover 400; mar
ket not estpblished on slaimhter Inmbs
early; some buyers talking unevenly low
er at 2.1.00 down on strictly sorted Rood
and choice amdes; few medium and Rood
ewrs and wether feeder lamba 18.00: bucks
15.00 and below; Rood No. 1 pelt old crop
lambs and yertrliugs 21.00; common n ri '
medium lft.no to 17.00: (rood under 150
lb. ewes 6.50 to 7.00; commons down to
3.00.
Chlcag-o Mvrstuck
CliicaBO. June 28 (U.R) Livestock:
Host.1 salnble 7.000; barrows and dills
steady to 25c hlxlier; mast advance on
few good and choice under 230 lb. weights
early; llie.se scarce; rows, fitendy to weak,
top 21.75: part loud 31.85; good rnd choice
170-2:t0 lbs. 21.00-21.75; 240-200 lbs. 20.!0
21.25; 270-200 lbs, lD.fto-20.3S; heavier
welitlils senrce; few 300 and 350 lbs. 18.00
19.25 will, some up to around 400 lbs, a.s
low a.i 18. SO. tiond and cliocie sows under
DUO lb.l. 17.25-18.25; few 18.50; .175-400
lb. 16.00-17.00; 425-475 lbs. 14.50-15.50;
500-550 lbs. 13.00-14.00. Few heavier aows
down to 13.00. Clood clearance.
Sheep 1,500; nothing done on slaughter
lumb-s: small local killer? going very jilow;
blK packers bidding 1.00 lower, mostly
27.00 down; aheep steady at 6.00 to 9.00.
DresACd meat: Choice beef 42.50-4S.U0;
choice veal 38.00-3!!. 00.
Cattle salable 4.000; calves 500: moder
ately active; a L mi if liter steers and heifers
.strong to 50c higher; cows steady, bulls
strong to 25c libtber; vealers steady. Sev
eral loads of choice 1 125-1325 lb. steers
27.75-20.00, top 29.00 for two loads; bulk
good to low choice steers 25.50-27.25;
common J it! lit grassers down to 18.25; load
of choice 1075 Ib. fed heifrrs 28.00: good
to low choice heifers 25.50-27.00: common
and medium and beef cows 16.00-18.50.
Canners and cutters 12.50-in.00; medium
and good sausatio bulls 10.50-21.50; com
mon to choice vealers 20.00-35.50. Load
of good 400 lb. Texas stock steer calves
34.76.
Cherry Harvest Closing
Lincoln Some Lincoln cher
ry orchards finished harvest last
week and several will finish
early this week. The crop in
general was reported as aver
age and in some orchards a lit
tle better than last year.
Orchardisls received very lit
tle dockage because of split
cherries after the heavy rain
storm.
OBITUARY
ioieph Monl Farrlsh
Lebanon Joseph Mont Parrish, 70, died
June 20 at his home near Bclo. Hum
March 34, 1B70, In Kansas, he came to
Oretion 14 years atto and has been a resi
dent of Bcio for live years. On May 31,
1940, he and his wife celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary, flerviees will
be held Thursday, June 30, at 2 p.m. at
the Nazarene church In Albnny with Rev
K. V. Harnett officiating. Burial will be
In the Btayton lOOF cemetery. Surviving
are lits widow, Lucy; daughter, I.urah
Alexander of Sweet Home: sons, Dallas,
Oliver and R. I. ParrLsh of Sclo; sister,
Lurah Morris, Km ma Shirley and Lenta
Hrown, all of Oklahoma; six graiidcml'
dren and one great grandchild.
Jamea (Charier) Halrd
Albany Funeral services were held
Tuesday at the Fortmlller - Fredericks en
chapel for James 'Charley) Batrd, 59, who
died at the Albany uenerai hospital Frl
day. Burial was at the Crystal Lake
cemetery. CorvallLi. Balrd was born Oto.
ber 22, 1B89, at Ashevllle, N. C, but had
lived In Oregon since he was 22 years
old. He came to Albany nine years ato
from Portland. He was employed at Jim
Cl-rlstlc's restaurant as a cook. Hurvlv
Ing are t brother, William A. Hntrd, San
Jose, Calif.; a half-brother, C. K. Carter,
San Francisco, and two sisters. Mrs
M F. Woodcock, CorvallLi, and Mrs
Wayne Allen, Klnu Valley,
Tuesday, June 28, 1949 21
Selling Wave
Lowers Grains
Chicago, June 28 (IP) A wave
of spiling hit the grain pits to
ward the close today, and car
ried prices below yesterday's
finish.
Wheat, which had advanced
around a cent on reports of rain
and wind in the southwest show
ed the sharpest decline, and car
ried other grains lower.
While traders were watching
action in Washington, the
weather was the controlling fac
tor the greater part of the ses
sion Weakness in stocks contri
buted to the late selling.
At the finish wheat was to
1 'z lower than yesterday's close,
July $1.9514-95; corn was '.a
higher to 1 ',4 lower, July
$1 .33 Tb-?j . Oats were unchanged
to lower, July 58 94. Rye was
Vi to:i lower, July $l.39V4. Soy
beans were 34 to 1 V lower, July
$2.323.i-33. Lard was 15 to 30
cents a hundredweight lower,
July $10.75.
Mocks Incline
Ud in I Poinfs
New York, June 28 W) The
stock market dropped fractions
to Hround 2 points today before
finding a bottom.
Steel, rail, and television and
radio stocks were among the
weakest but other groups were
also well represented in the
minus column.
The price slide wasaccompan
ied by only a modest pick-up in
business. Turnover amounted to
around 800,000 shares for the
full session, which would com-
inm.n ...;iu iiTn nnn n-An
F"e wnu uiu.vuu jcaiupj,
The market pointed downward.
iat the start and followed in that
I direction until past midday oe-
.fore levelling off. A timid ef
fort at a comeback met with
only scant success.
Failure of an early rise yes
terday to follow through was
mentioned as a discouraging fac
(gr
. '
STOCKS
inu.ncan can
.. I0S
Am Pow &i Lt.
m Tel Si Tel
Anaconda
RcndU Aviation
.. 26
Beth Steel 24
Uorlng Airplane B
Calif Packing 3C'
Canadian Pacific IPd
Case J I 30
Caterpillar 28
Chrysler 48
, Comwlth Si Sou ?
Cons Vtiltce 4
Continental Can 3 3 '1
0" row n Zcllorbach 21
CurlLSS W no lit 8
Douitlns Aircraft
DupnnL le Nrm ..
General Klectrla
. mi
. 45 H
. 344
. 42 'A
. 55fc
. 37 li
. 24 H
a) Food
Jeneral Motors
loodyeat Tire
nl Harvester
Int Paper
Kcniifcolt
Llbby McN A L ..
ton Boll "A'
lontsomery Ward 48!
Mat Dairy ll'j.
Nn.-h Kelvlnlaor 80
;JY Central lo
Northern Pnciric 12ai
Pac Am Fish 11 14
Pac O as At Elec 80i
Ppc Tel A Tel 90
Penney J C 4Bl
Radio Corp 9H
Kayonler 7i
Hayonler Pfd 27'i
teynoids Metal 187k
Kichfield jay.
nfcwoy Stores 22
Sears Roebuck J7
outhern Pacific tiVm
3landnrd Oil Co
Studybaker Corp 171a
Hun.ihlne Mining
fransnuierlca 1074
Union Oil Cal 27',i
Union Pacific 77i
United Airlines 11
U S Steel 30
ler Bros Pio 11
Woolworth 46
Salem Markets
Completed frnm report 1 nl Itatem deal
en for the guidance at Capital
Journal ndrri. (RtIih) daily).
Retail Peed Fneea
V.ft Mesh 15.05.
Kabolt Pellet 14.25.
Hairy Feed 13.85.
Poultry : K'tvinK -Jncts Orade A color
ed hens, 34c; grade A Leghorn hens,
22 cents; Grade A colored fryers, three
pounds and up, 32c. Grade A old rooster
15 cents.
(IP
fiuylnc Prices Extra large AA, 55a,
arre AA, 54c; large A, 62 -65c, medium AA,
ilc; medium A, 49-Slc; pullets 30-32c.
VThnlesale Prices Butt whoiesal prlcaa
i to 7 cents above these prices abov
Orade A generally quoted at (Oo; me-
ms fiflc.
BHttarfal
Premium, 63c, No. I. 8I01 No. 3, -Bc
(buying prices).
Butter Wholesala grid A, He; t
.all Ho.
Marseille, originally known as
Masilia, was founded in 600 B.C.
DEATHS
Mrs. Kutella Huirrfoi
Mrs. Estella Hugglns, late resident of
1044 South commercial street, at the Me
Minuville hospital June 35, at the age of
41. Survived by her husband James Hui-
ttins, Snlein; brothers, James W. Bishop of
Miipleton, N. V., and Kenneth Bishop of
Mpdford: sisters. Alethla Itobarge of Oar
dnla, Calif., Margaret Senate of Long
Beach, Cnlif., Georgia Winn of Los An
neles, Calif., nnd by Mnry Kroll of Haw
thorne, Calif. Services will be held
Tlmr.idHV, June 30, at 1:30 p.m. In th
W. T. Riadoti chapel.
Mrs. Delia llofitettcr
In this city June 34. Mrs. Delia Hof
stetter. late resident of 840 Hood street
Survived by her husband Hans (Curley)
Hofstcltcr of Salem; a daughter, Bever
ly liofstetter of. Balem; three sons, Rod
ney W. Hofstetter, Gordon H. Hof a Utter
nnd Graver Lee Hofstetter, all of Salemt
thre sisters. Mrs. Ida Easier of Sllvertoa
and Mrs. Gladys Qsterman and Mrs.
Ulna Cole, both of Salem; six brothers,
Julius HUftker, Ruben R. HUfllter, Ber
nard HUfi-cer and Albert Hilflker, all of
Salem, Orion H. Hi! filter of Springfield
and Alvln A. Hilflker of Ore nacres,
Wash.; and one grandchild. Services will
oe held Wednesday, June 29, at 1:30 p.m.
it the W. T. Rlgdon chapel. Entombment
at Mt. Crest Abbey mausoleum. Rev. M. A.
Uetiwndaner will officiate.
Robert Dale Green
Robert Dale Green, June 28, at the tt
of 48 years. Survived by a son, Robert
Dale Green, Jr., of Eugene. Announce
ment of services later by Clough-Barriok
company.
J