AUTOMOBILES
PONTIACS
'47 Olds "76" Sdn. Hydro., R & H $1495
'41 Sport Coupe 845
'40 Pontiac 595
'37 Pontiac Sedan 395
'47 Ford D.L. Sport Coupe 1295
'42 Olds Sedan 995
'36 Chevrolet Sedan 245
Herrall - Owens Co
660 N. LIBERTY
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
GIRL'S large sized bike. Ph.
2-5000.
nl64'
1 HOSPITAL bed with innersprlng mat
tress, like new. 150. Ph. 2-394.
n!64
VVfUZZKK bicycle and roto-tiller, 357ft
Liberty Road. n!64
BUY OK SELL Used restaurant equip
ment. Ph. 3-4750. n!88
NEED A cheap battery? Six moot ha guar
rebuilt. Grp. 1 size, 15.95 exchaniie
Retread Tire Service. 320 So. Lancaster
nl72
PHILCO deep freezer J1S0. Used about lMi
y rs S17 Mill St. n!66'
PEAT MOSS: Full bales. 13 05. N. W
Poultry. 1505 N. Front. nlTOJ
KKNMOitk standard washing machine
Make offer. HO N. 23rd. n!64
RACOON FUR length coat. Good cond.
J25. Ph. 2-0910. n!64
DAVENPORT A: Tracy elec. piano 8250.
Can be seen at Dallas Motors at Dallas,
Ore. nlM
CHINA CABINET, Walnut, inlaid J69.50.
Brit & disc sander with les H. P. motor
t4S Hi Standard pistol model B, 10. 1
eu. ft. Coldspot refrlg. J125.
TRADER LOUIE
3055 Portland Rd. n!67'
LIN I) EM AN Baby Grand Piano, like new
J750. New Monterey Western Sofa, Chair,
desk, table Sc lamp. Cost $485, sell for
1350. Daveno $25. Double bed. coil
spring, Sceley tuftless mattress, dress
Inn table At chair $75. Mahogany li
brary tnble $10. Two eight place game
tables. Quantity of fruit Jars. 1 Freezer
15 Cu. ft., like new, cost $405, take $325.
One six year baby bed with spring it,
mattress $30, Call 3-82 13 after 5:30 p.m.
or see at 740 Tillman avenue. nl66"
WaTiTED MISCELLANEOUS
piano for
cash. Ph.
nalflS
WE NEED Junk batteries. Paying $1.10
Retread Tire Service. 320 So. Lancaster
nal72
WANTED furniture to glue A repair Let
Broa Furn ReflnUhlng Co & 3-7001
USED FURNITURE Phone $-9185
PERSONAL
PERSONAL ADVISER. Mrs. Phillips. 330 8.
14 th St. Pi"
STANLEY HOME ProducU. 555 Cross St.
Ph. 2-5446. pl'
NOT RESPONSIBLE for bllli contracted
by anvone but myself. Tuesday. July 12.
1949. Olie C. Compton. pi 66
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. Box 724. 3-6234.
P186
NOT RESPONSIBLE for bills contracted
by anyone but myself. Qaldys M. Wlens.
Saturday. July 9, 1949. P184
AUTOMOBILES
SPECIAL
10(0 OLDS 60 SEDAN NEW PAINT,
NEW SEAT COVERS, RECONDITIONED
THROUGHOUT, FULLY GUARANTEED
I1S0.OO
Loder Bros.
456 Center St.
2410 Fairground Road
Phone 2-7973
3-1490
ql65
FOR SALE or Trade for Pickup of equal
value 1939 Ford five passenger coupe
motor fair condition, good tires, fog
H.I,,. si, a an si hunter. Ttl a II 1 r at
448 South Warren Street. Monmouth,
Oregon. 165
tn ennn 9 Ar An folr rrmdltlan. Cheap
1140 N. Capitol. Phone 2-9344. q!66
11200 OR BEST OFFER for 1947 Fraser.
. Oood shape. R St H As Overdrive. Will
i take trade, balance bank terms. 2880
1 Peck Rd. Ph. 2-6186 after 6. qlfl9
BY OWNER. 1946 4-dr. Chev. with extras.
Very clean. A-l cond. Ph. 2-5292. q!65'
1911 CHRYSLER by owner, good cond.,
. R Jt H, 474 E. Rural. 0-165
Bfl FORD Sdn, Runs good. $275. 529 N.
23rd St. Or call 3-4758 between 5:30 St
, 0 p.m.
1935 OLDS. Good condition. $195. Call
20441 after 6 p.m. qW
1946 PONTIAC SEDANETTE
A REAL BUY .... $1375.00
Call Darby SERMON 3-9131
q!66
GUARANTEED USED
TRUCKS
1938 G.M.C. PICKUP,
RECONDITIONED . $450.00
1946 4 TON INTERNATION
AL PKUP $1050.00
1937 FORD PICKUP, EXCEP
TIONALLY CLEAN .$450.00
1946 IVi TON CHEV. PLAT
FORM STAKE $1250.00
1944 K 7-8, AUX. TRANS.,
EXCELLENT CONDITION
$1750.00
1945 2V4 TON FEDERAL, A
REAL BUY $1350.00
1936 FORD SEDAN . : $115.00
Mnny others to choose from
TRUCK SALES &
SERVICE CO.
Phone 3-9131
555 N. Front St., Salem
qlfl6
SPECIAL
1941 WILLYS SEDAN NEW FAINT,
EXCELLENT MOTOR, PERFECT RUB
BER, VERY CLEAN. REAL TRANS
PORTATION (Onlr) 1550.00
Loder Bros.
456 Center St.
2410 Fa in round Road
Phone 2-7973
Phone 2-1490
ql6V
Eisner Motors to Buy
ZEEB'S USED CARS
BUY SELL . TRADS
TERMS
139 Patrtrounil Road Pbon 1-64M
Eisner Motors to Sell
V
Wanted: Clean carl. Boh Marr
1160 South Commercial. V
AUTOMOBILES
PH. 24113
AUTOMOBILES
MODEL 22R CONTINENTAL
ENGINE, 501 CU. INCH; 375
TORQUE; 138 HP; COM
PLETE WITH TRANSMIS
SION AND CLUTCH; COM
PLETELY OVERHAULED
$750.00
TRUCK SALES & SERVICE
CO.
PHONE 3-9131
55 N. FRONT ST.
. SALEM, OREGON
ql66'
19S0 CHEV. Sedan, just overhauled. Good
rubber. 1066 South 13th. Ph. 2-6057.
ql64
HOT ROD 32 Ford Coupe. Chopped,
channelled, stepped. '41 Merc, mtr
Hydraulic brakes. 1537 N. Winter St.
ql64
FOR SALE: 9 1942 International K-7
dump trucks, all In good mechanical
condition. 2 with 160 hours on new
motors. Your choice, (900 each. Can
be seen on J. R. Taggart Co. Job at
Lafayette, Oregon. Q.167
41 CHEV. coupe. 38,000 actual miles. Ex
cellent cond. 1975 Laurel. ql64
The Rocket
Specials
1948 Olds 78 Club
Hydramatic drive, radio, healer,
spot light, iog St back up light,
doubles speaker, low mileage 1
owner.
$2140
1948 Hudson 6 Sedan
Radio. Heater, w, s. washers, new
seat covers, 2 tone, low mileage.
1 owner. The car you step down
into.
$2035
1946 Pontiac Streamliner
Radio, healer, w.s. washers, fog
lights, 2 tone grey, seat covers,
good rubber. A swell automobile
at only .
$1530
1946 Chev Flemstr. Sdn.
Radio, heaaer, sun visor, fog lights
outer bumper guards, drak blue
finish. None better In this city..
$1395
1941 Pontiac 6 Sedan
Radio, heater, fog lights, seat cov
ers, good rubber, excellent motor,
(clean). Can't find the like every
day at
1941 Dodge Lux Lin. Sdn.
Radio, heater, seat-covers, fog
lights, white w. trims, new motor,
real rubber, fluid drive, a real
buy at
$895
1940 Olds 70 Sedan
Radio, heater, neew paint, fog
lights, good rubber, a perfect motor
(now)
$760
Many other makes and models at the
lots where the faces ennae often.
Loder Bros.
YOUR OLDS DEALER
2410 Fairground Road Phone 2-1490
466 Center St. Phone 2-7973
ql65
19JMJ CHEV. sedan, $175. Tires, motor, body,
all good. 441 S. High. 3-9993. ql65
S6 DODGE sedan, new paint, '46 Plym.
motor. Recent ring 4c valve Job. $375 or
make reas. offer. 1430 Candle wood Dr.
Ph. 2-5784. ql69
88 FORD. New uphols.. paint, brakes and
front end. R & H. 1475. Rt. 1, box 47 on
Wallace road. qi66
19.17 STTJDE sedan. R&H, overdrive. 1940
W. Nob Hill. ql69
'41 CHEV. tudor. RAH, good rubber, Rood
condition. $795. 1090 N. Winter. ql86
Eisner Motors Fine Cars
CLEAN 36 Dodge sedan. 1225. Ph. 2-4686.
ql64
TRAILERS
1948 9IIULTZ Trailer house for sale
cheap. Sleeps 4. electric brakes. Ex
cellent condition. No Sun. calls. Ph.
2-3390. tl65
LATE '47 UNIVERSAL house trailer. 2 rms.
Perm, bed, Sleeps 4. Excel, condition.
Lots of buUt ins, etc. The best buy
in town for 11200. 490 N. 19th between
Center St Chemeketa. fhone 3-6287. t!86
Si ft. 1947 noUSE Trailer for sale. Exc.
condition. 500 S. Warren, Monmouth.
See after 5 p. m. tl64
Hoasetrailer for sale furnished. Ph. 5-9037.
tl84
FINANCIAL
$ CASH $
' $25 to $500
FURNITURE, LIVESTOCK
EQUIPMENT LOANS UP
TO S300
Car loans up to 1600
Come In or phone
Hollywood Finance Co.
1991 Fairgrounds Road
Across street from bank
No Parking problems
Phone 27032 Lie N M369-S291
Floyd Kenyon, Mgr. i
GENERAL FlNANCB CORP
LOANS
Lie 3-138 and U-J3I
i and
ROY R. SIMMONS
INSURANCE AND LOANS
136 S Commercla St Tel. 3-9161 r
PRIVATE MONET
Special rates and terms
oo larger loans
long and short time
payments
ROY H SIMMONS
III eov'b. Commercial St. Pboni J -9191
FINANCIAL
farm and cm loans ,
and t
VOUB OWN TERMS ol repayment vltnln
reason Cain (or Real Efttat, Contract
and Second Montage,.
CAPITOL SECURITIES CO
301 Pioneer Trust Bid. Ph. 3-710? r
VACATIONS AGAIN
Your Way and Fast
And attain n loan from Personal for
that much needed trip.
$25 to $500 on Auto
up to 1300 on Salary-Furniture
Take up to 10 months to repay
Don't borrow unnecessarily, but if a
loan solves a problem, phona or comt
In today.
Personal Finance Co.
Salem
518 State, Rm 125
Phone 2-2464 O. R. Allen. Mgr.
Lie. 3122-M-165
rl66
AUTO LOANS
WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO.
182 6 Church
Park In i a Plenty
Ph. 2-2457 Ltc No M-159 8-154
SEE US FOR
ATTRACTIVE FARM LOANS
ONLY 4 OR 4'.i INTEREST
b to 40 Years and No Commission
Leo N. Childs, Inc.
REALTORS
344 State St Phone 3-3663 r'
TRANSPORTATION
LEAVING FOR Texas July 16, wish couple
to share expenses and neip drive, con'
tart Charles V. Hollnnd. Mehama. xl66
DIRECTORY
ADDING MACHINES
All makes used machines sold, rented,
repaired Roan 456 Court Phnn 3-6773
ALTERATIONS
Dressmaking St alt. 360 State St. 0168
APPLIANCE SERVICE
ELECTRIC HOME appliance repair service
Free estimates Tiade-tn accepted on
new appliance tftnee's Electric Phone
3-9239 157 8 Liberty St
Spence'a Home Applianoe Repair. "Noth
ing to Sell But Service." Phone 2-4002.
Prompt. ol82'
AT-UK DOOR GRINDING
'.awnmower sharpening and repairing
Dexter's Ph 36833 a
AUTO RADIOS
Authorized Warrant) Repair Station
for all makes of Auto Radios Morrow
Radio Co. 153 S Liberty Ph 3-6955
MARION MOTORS
NASH SERVICE
Towing service day phona 3-9286 Nlgnt
2-1804 33? Center. o
Mike Panek 275 8 Com'l. Ph. 3-5161.
Brake and wheel aligning specialists
0182
BUILDING CARPENTRY
Remodel, repair that home now. Terms,
No down payment. Phone 2-4850. o
BUILDING CONTRACTORS
Alt Bros. Also houses raised. New
foundations. Phone 25909. ol83
BULLDOZING
Dean Robinson.
Ph. 2-6537 or 3-4306.
0187
Light crawler dozing. Ph. 2-3220.
Bulldozing, leveling, road bldg., clear
ing, teeth for brush. Virgil Huskey. 1010
Fairvlcw Ave. Ph. 2-3146, Salem, oibb'
CASH REGISTERS
Instan' delivery of new RCA cash
register Al makes sold, rented, re
pa:cd Roen 456 Court Ph 3-6773 o'
EMENT CONTRACTOR
.eneral cement cont. Honest work at
honest prices. Ph. 2-1565 or 3-7487
ol64"
CEMENT WORK
For expert gunrantecd satisfaction new
or repair of foundation, side wanes,
driveways, patios, curbs, walls, etc. Call
2-4850.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Furnace chimneys vacuum cleaned
Ensiey, 771 S. 21st. Ph. 3-7176, ol82'
DRAFTING SERVICES
Homes planned St designed by an ex
perienced architectural draftsmen. Hour
ly basis. 2239 Mill or Ph. 3-4083. ol88
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
Vlnce' Electric for electrical wiring,
contracting, repairing 157 S. Liberty
Ph 3-9239 O
EXTERMINATORS
Cockroach, Moth Exterminator Service.
Ph. 3-3056. Lee Cross, 1555 Pearl. o!82
Breithauot'r for flowers Dlar 2-9179 o
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
J. R Wat kins Co products Free 6
.lvery 1717 Center Ph 3-5395. o
LANDSCAPF NURSERY
P A. Doerfler it Sons, Ornamentals. 150
N Lancaster Dr at 4 Cor Ph 2-1322. o-
LAWN MOWERS
Sharpened, guaranteed service. New
power and hand mowers. Call Harry
W. Scott, 147 So. Com'l St. ol81
LAWN MOWER SHARPENING
At youi door lawnmower sharpening
Dexter the lawnmower man Ph 86833
Fireplaces, chimneys
Ph. 35968.
it block laying.
MATTRESSES
Capital Beddlns. Phone 3-4089
MUSIC LESSONS
Spanish and Hawaiian Guitar, Mandolin,
Banjo, etc. 1523 Court St. Ph. 3-7569.
0188'
"The Fountain Head."
NURSES REGISTRY
Practical Nurses, day-night Ph. 35072.
0173
OFFICE FURNITURE A SUPPLIES
Desk chairs, files and filing supplies,
safes, duplicators and supplies, desk
lamps typewriter a lands, brief cases
Pierce Wire Recorders. Roen 456 Court
Ext. Painting & Int. Dec.
Reasonable rates. Ph. 3-4682. ol90
Slfstrom's are equipped to do your
painting Phone 2-2493 o'
PAPERIIANGING
Jerry Johnson. Ph. 3-4631.
Expert Paperhanglng and painting. H
J. Woodworth. Ph, 2-5868. Free est. ol75
PAINTING AND PAPERIIANGING
Phone 3-4360 or 2-6554.
Call 22808 for your Painting; St Paper
hanging. Attractive rates. 0171'
Painting and paperhanglng. Free esti
mate. Ph. 3-9513. R57 Shipping. 0188
Painting St pa pern engine Don Lucero
Ph. 35522. 0l67
PICTURE FRAMING
Picture framina Hutcheoo Paint Store
Phote -687 O
Fisher. 844 S. Com'l. Ph. 3-3019. v O180
PRUNING-SPRAT ISO
Philip W. Belike. Ph. 2-1208.
L. W. Caudle. Ph. 3-7900.
SAND it GRAVfcX
Valley Sand St Grave. Co B1U, sand St
f 11 dirt Excavating 10B shovel St cats
Tractor scoop St trucks tor dirt moving
Ph office 24002, res 37148 c
Salem Saw Wrks. Ph. 3-7603. 1293 N. 5th
0177
SEWERS AND SE1TIC TANKS
Electric Roto-Rooter Exclusive Patent
Razor iharp Steel Cutting Blades
Clean Sewers or Drains Septic Tanks
Cleaned Reas Ph 1-6327 or 3-9488
SEPTIC TANKS
Care taken with lawns. No nrleage
eh i rife. Call collect Torld'a Septic Tank
service. 3548 state. Phone 2-0734. o
Mlke'i Septic Service. Tanki cleaned
Roto Rooter Service on Sewfrt. 1079
Elm St, W. Salem. PH. 3-9468, 3-5.177.
UAW Convention Opens Walter Reuther, standing before
a tremendous mural, opens the United Automotive Workers
(CIO) convention at the Milwaukee auditorium in Milwaukee,
Wis. (Acme Telephoto)
Eugene Annexation Valid
Rules Supreme Court
The state supreme court ruled valid today the November 2,
1948 election at which Eugene annexed the South Willamette
street area.
Then the court recessed until September 6. But it will come
back to hear any emergency cases which might come up.
The suit contesting the Eu-
gene annexation election was
brought by Charles witham, a
brewery operator who lives in
the annexed territory. It was
brought against Mayor Earl Mc
Nutt and the Eugene city coun
cil. DIRECTORY
K F. Hamel. Septic tanks cleaned.
Electric machine service on sewer and
drain lines. Guaranteed work. 1143-8th
St., West Salem. Ph. 3-7404. ol71
TYPEWRITERS
Smith Corona, Remington Royal. Under
wood portables All makes used machine
Repairs and rent Roen. 458 Court o
TRANSFEP ti STORAGE
'.ocal St Distance Transfer, storase
Burner oils, coal St briquets Trucks tc
Portland dally Agent for Beklns House
hold goods moved to anywhere In U S
o. Canada Larmer Transfer Si Storage
Ph 3-3131
VENETIAN BLINDS
Made l i Salem Prea est Phone 17328
Klmer the Blind man o
Venetian blinds made to order as low
as 14.50 a blind. Phone Sears 3-9191 for
free estimate. ol90
qalem Venetian Blinds made to order or
reftntshed Relnholdt A Lewis 2-3639
WEATnERSTRIPPING
Free estimates. T. PULLMAN, Ph. i-5965.
0182
WELL DRILLING
Fred Wymore. Rt. 2, Box 317, Ph. 2-5135.
o210
WINDOW SHADES
Washable. Roller Made to order. 1 Das
Del Relnholdt it Lewis Ph 23639 o'
WINDOW CLEANING
Acme Vindow Cleaner Windows, walls
Sz woodwork cleaned Floors cleaned,
waxed and polished. Ph 3-3337 347
Court. Langdoe. Culbertson and Mather
WOODSAWING
Atkins St Cross. Ph. 3-8674 or 3-8178.
ol68
Wood sawing. Ph. 2-1575.
WOOD A. SAWDUST
West Salei Fuel Co Ph 2-4031.
LODGES
I.O.O.P meets every Wed
nesday night Visitors wel-
A Ainsworth Lodge No. 201, A.F.
5 & AjM. Tuesday, July 12. M.M.
degree, 7:30 p.m. 164"
LEGAL
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
As administrator with the will and an
nexed of the estate of LI DA E. CRAN
STON, deceased, the undersigned nas
filed In Circuit court or uregon ior
nn aounty In Probate, its final ac
count In est at of said decedent, and
July 15, 1949, ten o'clock, a.m., Pacific
standard Time, and courtroom of said
court have been appointed by said court
or hearing of objections to said ac
count and settlement thereof.
PIONKKK 1KUB1 (juoai-An i
By K. E. WENGER, Its Secre
tary and Trust Officer
ADMINISTRATOR WITH THE
WILL ANNEXED AFORESAID
Mian O Carson and Wallace P. carson
Attorneys for Administrator with the Will
Annexed
june 14. 21, 28. July H
EXECUTOR'S FINAL NOTICE
wrrTICE IR HEREBY GIVEN that DAY
TON D. KAY. as executor of the estate
of WILLIAM H. KAY. deceased, has Illea
his final account as such, and by order
tit th nire.iiit Court of the State of Ore
gon for Marlon County, July 16, 1949. at
10:00 o'clock in tne torenoon oi saia aay
h. hn fixed as the time, and the court
room of said court has been fixed as the
place for the hearing of oojecnons o saia
final account and the settlement of said
estate.
DAYTON D. KAY.
Executor of the Estate of
William H. Kay, deceased.
R HOT EN k RHOTEN
SAM F. SPEERSTRA
Pioneer Trust Bulldlnc
Salem, Oregon
Attnrneva for Executor.
June 14. 21. 28. July -5. 12
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IMPROVE
HINF.K STREET FROM FOURTEENTH
STREET TO THIRTEENTH STREET.
Notice nereby is nlven that the common
council of the city of Salem. Oregon,
deems it necessary and expedient and
hereby dee ares Us purpose ano inien
tion to improve Hlnes street from the
west line of Fourteenth street to the east
line of Thirteenth street. In the city of
Salem. Marlon county. Oregon, at the
exoeru of the abutting and adjacent
Dronerty by bringing said portion of
Raid street to tb eestabllshed grade, con
structing cement concrete euros, ano
paving said portion of said street with a
24 inch asphalt Ic concrete pavement 30
feet wide in accordance with the plana
and specifications therefor which m
adopted by the common council June 27,
1949. which are now on flit In the office
of the city recorder and which by this
reference thereto are made ft part nereoi.
The common council hereby declares1 Its
purpose and intention to mflke the above
described improvement by and through
th atreet Itr.orovement department.
Br Order of the Common Council June
27, 1949.
ALFRED MONDT. City Recorder.
Date of first publication hereof Is June
29. 1949.
June 29.30. July 1,2.5.8.7.8.9.11,12. 1949
CALL FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received by the
Hoard of Education of School District No.
24 CJ. Marlon County. Oregon, up to :00
p.m. on Friday, July 22, 1949, for Install
ing asphalt tile at West Salem School and
aecoustlcal material at Parrlsh Junior
High School.
Specification blanks may be obtained
from and bids shall be filed with the Dis
trict Clerk at 460 North High Street, Sa
lem, Oregon.
Connell C. Ward. District Clark
July 12 and 1.
Witham claimed the election
was illegal, charging insufficient
notices were posted, that per
sons favoring the annexation
electioneered at the polls, and
that ballots were given to per
sons who did not live in the ter
ritory involved.
But the high court, in a deci
sion by Justice James T. Brand
disposed of all of William's I
charges, which were denied by
Mayor McNutt and the council.!
The decision upheld Circuit
Judges Dal M. King and G. F.
Skipworth.
The high court also upheld
another Lane county case, this
being the suit of Leonard Stuhr
to collect compensation from
the state industrial accident
commission. Stuhr failed to col
lect a cent.
Stuhr was hired by Lane
county to haul gravel ior coun
ty roads. He was blinded when
a piece of steel flew into his
eye.
The decision, by Justice Ar
thur D. Hay, upheld Circuit
Judge King's contention that
Stuhr's accident did not occur
while he was working.
Other court action today:
Mr. and Mra. B. W. Champ vs. Mr. and
Mrs. Lancet Stewart, appellants, Appeal
from Marlon county. Suit to elect from
property, opinion oy justice ueorse kosh-
man. Judge E. M. Paxe, affirmed.
Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Gullck vi, George
Cooeland, appellant. Appeal from
Multnomah county. Suit over contract to
sen property, opinion oy justice j, j,
Bailey. Judge Alfred P. Dobson. affirmed,
Elbert Eastman, Portland attorney, was
suspended by the court for six months.
during which he will not be allowed to
practice law. Eastman was accused or un
professlonal conduct In charges brought
by the board of sovernora of the Oregon
State bar.
Tillamook Bellhop
Dies in Swim Hole
Tillamook, July 12 W) A
swimming hole mishap took the
life of Levi Robertson, 19, a bell
hop here, in the Wilson river
last night.
The county coroner s office
reported Robertson, who could-
n t swim, was on a raft in a
deep hole in the river where
four companions were swim
ming.
When the party decided to
leave, one of the other boys at
tempted to tow Robertson ashore
but released his grip when the
youth protested he was being
choked. Robertson disappeared
in the current.
The body was recovered an
hour later from 16 feet of water.
ti ... u i. : i i
j. ne stjciic W da trigm iniitrs cast
of here.
Robertson Is survived by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil W.
Robertson, and a brother, Jo
seph. The family moved here
two years ago from Amarillo,
Texas.
700,000 Italian Steel
Workers on Strike
Milan, Italy, July 12 UP)
Northern Italy s important tecl
and machinery industry closed
down today as approximately
700,000 communist union work
ers quit their jobs in a 24-hour
protest strike.
The strike was called by the
Italian Federation of Metal
Workers (FIOM), a branch ol
the communist Italian Confeder
ation of Labor (CGIL). FIOM
claims 671,000 members among
the Industry's 900,000 workers.
Members of the non-commun
ist free General Federation of
Labor (LCGIL), refused to par
ticipate in the walkout but their
numbers are small.
Apparently, the 24-hour work
stoppage was a show-of-strength
maneuver by the communist-
controlled union to back up de
mands in contract negotiations
with owners which opened in
Rom today.
Adolph Weinacker, Mchl
gan State College sophomore
from Detroit, Is the National
A A U 50,000-meter walking
champion.
Reuther to Win
His 3rd Term
Mllmnnln T..1., io niD -DnA !
m.i vfl mLc.oug ' , !
haired Walter P. ReiltllCr Was
opposition today and sweep eas
ily to his third straight term
as president of the giant CIO
United Auto Workers.
The scrappy 41-year-old la
bor leader appeared certain to
emerge with more power than
ever as the 2,354 national con
vention delegates voted for their
four top officers.
Secretary-treasurer Emil Ma
zey and Vice-president Richard
Gosser and John V. Livingston
also were slated for landslide
reelection victories.
This became apparent last
nighc as the delegates unani
mously endorsed the Reuther
slate while only 100 delegates
showed up for a caucus of the
left-wing "Progressive Unity"
slate.
Carrying the standard for the
Unity caucus was W, G. Grant.
former president of Ford local
600. John Lindall of Detroit was
matched against Mazey for secretary-treasurer,
while William
Johnston and Dominic Digalbo
were in the race for vice-pres
ident against Gosser and Liv
ingston.
The progressive-unity caucus
was a loose coalition compris
ing remnants of the old UAW
left-wing factions and antl
Reutherites. The only setback Rcuiher has
suffered so far came late yester
day when the delegates voted
six to four to reject his plea for
biennial conventions and two
year terms for officers.
Grains Follow
Uncertain Line
Chicago, July 12 W) Grains
followed an uncertain course in
today's board of trade session.
Off at the start, around a cent for
some deliveries, short covering
developed a rally. Later this
buying dried up and prices dip
ped again, more than losing their
early gains.
Soybeans and lard, however,
withstood the selling in grains
and at limes beans were up as
much as 5 cents a bushel for the
July delivery.
Both corn and wheat reacted
to a better than expected gov
ernment crop estimate. Flo I
talk indicated that wheat in the
Canadian privinces has suffered
considerable damage from hot
weather.
The thin rye market gained
strength on reports of damage to
the Canadian crop. Oats follow
ed the trend of corn.
At the finish wheat was 1
to 2 cents lower than yesterday's
close, July $2.00')4i--y4.Oat.i were
higher to lower, July 63 Vi .
Rye was 1 cent to 3'A higher.
July $i:47Vi. Soybeans were V
lower to 4Vi higher. July
$2.88-'. Lard was 10 to 20
cents a hundredweight higher,
July $10.55.
Suit to Force Gas
Sales by Standard
Los Angeles, July 12 (IT)
Standard O i 1 company is re
strained by court order from re
fusing to sell gasoline to a serve
yourself firm.
Eagle Oil company, operator
of 600 filling stations, several of
the self-service type, in Los An
geles county, requested the re
straining order granted yester
day. Eagle's suit alleged that
Standard conspired to prevent
it from obtaining petroleum pro
ducts in violation of anti-trust
laws.
The complaint alleged further
that itandard requires as a con
dition of sale that retailers must
not sell at prices -lower than in
Standard-owned or controlled
stations. The suit also charged
that Standard and other major
oil firms named as co-conspir
ators but not as defendants de
prived independent stations of
gasoline to maintain a price
structure, despite a surplus of
fuel.
A famous wire maker, Icha
bod Washburn, produced a steel
wire, at low cost, suitable for
ua in hoop ikirta.
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon,
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
Sale in Ltveatnca Market
(By Valley backing Company i
Gutter cows 18.00 to til 00
Fat dairy cows J10.00 to (13.00
Bulls 114.00 to $18.00
Calves, good (300-450 lbs. I 117.00 to 119.00
Veal (150-300 lbs.i good ..120.00 to $24.00
tics price." paid within 35c ol Port
nd prices (or each type Top. 170-225 ,bs
Portland Kails Id Market
Radishes sold for 75 to 80 cents a do7.rn
Clinches on the Portland Eastslde Farm
ers Wholesale Produce market today.
Apricots were quoted at f 1.35 a 35-lb
loose packed box.
Lettuce sold to 11.00 a crate.
Tomators were 13.00 to 13.50 a 25-)b lug.
Cucumbers brought 11.15 to 11.15 a 16
lb flat.
Portland Prednn
Butterfat leniattye, subject to Imme
male change rttnlum quality maxim uri
to ,35 to 1 percent acidity delivered Id
Portland 61 -64c ib. first quality 59-62t
lb second quality 55 -58c. Valley routes
ind country polnti 3o leir than first
Butter Wholesale FOB oulk nubes to
wholesalers grade A A, 93 score. 61c:
A. 92 score, 6oc; B, 90 score, 57c lb.;
C, 89 score, !5c. Above prices are strict
ly nominal
Cheese Selling price to Portland whole
tale Oregon ntncles, 38 Mi 48Wc Oregon t
ib loaf. 41W&0Mm: triplet Vt leu than
unities
Kfgi (Tq Wholesalers) A grade laraa
60 !-61VaC A medium, 63 ,,j-561ii grade
B. large, 49i-52lac.
Portland Dairy Market
Butler Price to retailers: Grade AA
prints 68c i AA cartons 67c; A print!,.
16c. A cartons, 67c; B prints. 62c.
fcfn Prhf to retailers- as targe
64c; AA medium, 59c: certified A me-
65c: certified A lame, 63c; A large
63c: AA medium. 60c; certified A me-
Cheese Price to retailer. Portlaoi'
Oregon singles 40's iti'ic Oregon loai
,b 434-521,ac; triplets lo ies; than sin
gles
Poultry
I.He Chick em - No 1 quality FOB
plants. No l broilers under 21 lbs 27-38c
lb fryers 2ai-3 lb.i, 31 -33c; 3-4 lbs. 33c
roasters 4 lbs and over 33c lb; fowl,
eRhorns 4 lbs. and under. 21-23c. over 4
!b.s 23c; colored fowl, all weights, 25c:
roosters, al) weights, 18-19c.
Rabbits Avcrnge to growers; live whites,
lbs. l9-2lc lb.i 5- lbs. n-l9c lb.; col
ored 2 cents lower; old or heavy does. 8
Uc: dressed fryers to butchers, i5-67c.
Portland Mtsrellanenos
Lasrara Bark Pry ib., green 4c Ib
Wool Valley coarse and medium grades
tnc lb
Mohair JSo lb. on 12-month growth,
nominally.
Hides Cnlves, 300 lb. according to
weight, kips 20c lb., beef 8-9c Ib. bulls
4-ftc lb. Country buyers pay 2c less.
Vol Quotations
Wnlrnils Fianquettes first quallt Jum
oo. 34 7c, large. 32 7c. medium. 27 2c, sec
ond quality Jumbos. 30.2c. large 28 2c.
medium. 28. 2e; baby 23.2c, soft hel first
quality large, 29 7c; medium 28.2c: sec
ond quality large. 37.2c; medium 24 7i
nan? 22.2c.
Filberts - Jiimho, 30e lb large, IBo
medium, 16c; small. 13o.
Portland Grain
Portland, July 12 Mt Cash wheat fhidi:
Soft white 2.12; soft white (excluding
rex) 2.12; white club 3.12; western red
2.12.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 3.12: 10 per
cent 2.12: 11 per cent 2.13; 12 per cent
2.14.
Hard while bnart: Ordinary 111: 10
per cent 2.13; 11 per cent 2.14; 12 per cent
2.15.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 114; flour
7; corn 12; oats 1; milKeed 8,
Portland Livestock
Portland. Ore., July 12 (U.W Livestock:
Cattle salable ISO; holdover 600; calves
100: market opened slow; cutter and com
mon grass steers and canner and com
mon cows about steady; common grass
steers and common to medium grass cows
available; heavy cows burdensome; few
cutter and common steers 15.00 to 17.00:
medium stockcrs 17.00: led sterrs lacking;
average good 1081 lbs 20.S0 Monday: top
grnsscrs 23.S0; odd common and medium
heifers Monday 10.00 to 22.00; canner and
cutter cows today 11,00 to 12.00; good
young beef cows Monday to 17.00; mixed
cows and heifers 16.00; few common nnd
medium sausage bulls 15.00 to 17.00; vent
ers slow; asking steady or 34.50 to 28.00
for good and choice grades.
Hobs salable M0; market active: alendv
with Monday's general market; good and
choice 1H0-2.15 lbs 24..10; few -280 lbs
32.00; good 350-450 Ib sows 17.90 to tft.OO:
good and choice feeders salable 23,00 to
34.00.
Sheep salable 1000: holdover 1450: ac
tually salable receipts Monday 3115. larg
est in four years; very few sold early to
day; scattered lots slauchter lambs SO
cents to 1.00 lower; good and choice 21. SO
to 22.00: few good ewe and wether feed
ers 18.00; good light slaughter ewes 8.50
to 7.00.
Chicago Livestock
Chicago. July 12 OP) fUSDAl Salable
hogs 10.000; slow; butchers steady to
weak; spots 25 cents lower; sows very un
even; steady to 50 cents lower; weights
over 450 lb steady; top 22.00 for few load
choice 180-2)0 Ib; bulk good and choice
170-240 lb 21.00-21.75: 250-280 uB 20.00-
21,00; few 280-300 lb 19.00-20.00; few Jon (Ik
and lots up to 400 Ib as low as 15.00; sows
under 340 lb 18.00-17,26: few 17.50; 350-375
Ib 14.75-15.78; 378-400 lb 13.50-14.75; 400
450 lb 12.75-13.76; 475-550 lb 11.00-12.60:
odd heavier sows as low as 10,00.
Salable cattle 9.500; salable calves 500;
neral market slow; yearlings and frd
steers 1,150 lb dnwn stendy to mostly 25
cents lower; Jieavler weights 25-50 cents
lower; some bids off 75 cents: heifers
rce, steady to 25 cents lower; cows
steady to 25 cents lower; bulls and veal-
era steady to 60 cents higher; stock cat
tle slow; bulk good and choice fed steers
25.25-37.00: early top 28.35; load or so
held higher; few loads and lots common
and medium steers 18.00-24.76; most me
dium to low-choice hellers 21.00-28.25;
load high-choice 1,142 Ib heifers 27.00:
common and medium cows 15.25-18.50:
bulk canner and cutters 12.60-18.00;
bulls 23.50 down; common to choice veal
ers 20.00-26.00.
Snlablr sheep 500: all classes steady;
double deck high-choice Iowa -fed California-shorn
lambs with No. 1 skins
26.75. the top; medium to average-choice
native spring lambs 23.50-28.00; three
decks good fed lambs and yearlings un
sold, asking around 21.00; slaughter ewes
G 00-9.25.
Salem Markets
Completed from reports at ffalem deal
era for the guldanre oi Capital
Journal Readers. (Kctlsed dally).
Ketall Peed Prioea
Y.Kt Mash (5.10.
Rnbhlt Pellets 14.20.
Dairy Peed 13.86.
Poultry b'lvini or teas- Grade A eoto
ed hens. 24-27c; grade A Leghorn hens.
J2 cents; Grade A rnlored fryer, three
lbs and up. 32-33c. Ornde A old roosters
15 cents.
Iff
(luylng Prlret Extra large AA, flOc:
large AA. 59c; large A. 57-50c; medium AA.
54c: medium A, 53 -55c; pullets 32-40c.
Wholesale Prices Est wholesale price
5 to 7 cents above thene prlce.i above
Grade A generally quoted at 64c. me
dium! 80c.
nulterfal
Premium, 63c, No. L Blci No. 7, 65
9r 'buving prices).
Butter Wholesale grade A. 66c; ra
.atl lie.
Water, sulphur and salt are
impurities which are found in
some crude oils.
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Fred Meyer Drug
Tuesday, July 12, 1949 1!
OBITUARY
William Kdsar Brown
Silvcrton Funeral aervlcrs for Willtai
Edaar Brown, 63, are announced for Ved
nesday alternoon at 2 o'clock Irom tn
Memorial cliaiti of the Eknian funevi
Home, final rites at Miller cemetery, tn
Rev. Art-.ur Charles Bates. olflclatin(
Mr. Brown pa-ssed a way Sunday evenlm
at the local hospital following severa
wwb Illness. He was born In Clack a ma;
county of a well known pioneer famrt!
and had spent all his life near Marquam
Surviving are his widow, Lilly and a nab
brother, Clarence Thomas of Marquam
Freddy Charles Ebner
Mt. Antic! Funeral services were heli
Friday lor Freddy Charles, seven wee,
old Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Charle
Ebner of Mt, Ansel, who died suddenl:
of pneumonia early Thursdsy morning
Survived by his parents and three sisters
Kathleen, Patty and Collette. grand
parents, Mrs. Rose Ebner of Mt. AngeJ
and Mr. and Mrs. George We a the rill o
3ilverton.
W. Orvllle Taylor
Lebanon W. Orvllle Taylor, died at hL
nome, 320 Milton street, on July 8. Bon
Jan. ID, 1886. at Prinevllle. he spent mos
of hts lite in the Lebanon area. He wa,
a farmer and mechanic and a membe:
of the Lebanon Methodist church. SerV
let's were held Monday at the Howe-Hus
ton chapel with Rev. Carl Mason official
lne and burial was in the Masonic ceme
tery. Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Beu
latl Taylor of Lebanon; son Westley a
Seattle; daughters, Doris Brooks of Yaki
ma. Orvllla Wclr, Alabama, Qulndelli
Oazeley, Lebanon; brother, Leonard a
Portland, and sUter, Clara Hall of Xii
gene.
Virginia F. Wallon
Lebanon Mrs. Virginia F. Wslton
route 3. Lebanon, died at her home qi
July 10 as the result of a stroke suiferet
over a year atto. Born March 19, 1901 li
Maine, she came to Oregon In 1940 ant
livt'd near Crablree since 1942. She wai
married In 192. to Edward L. Walton, whi
survives. Services were held Tuesday a,:
the Fisher Funeral Home In Albany am
Interment In the Willamette Mcmorla
park. Besides her widower she la survive
by a son, Paul L. Walton. Lebanon; moth'
or. Mrs. Blanche Foster of Oak Grova
Ore., and sister, Mrs. Norrli Hunter. als
of Oak Grove.
Lllrn Wsirren
Lebanon Mrs. Ellen Warren died at hei
home on route 2 last Saturday. She wai
born at Oxford Junction, la., Nov. 12, 1880
coming to Oregon 12 years ago. Two yean
were spent In eastern Oregon before com
ing to Lebanon. She wed Hiram Warres
in Jamestown, Wis,, Sept. 6, 1898. Serv
ices were held at the Howe-Huston chap
el Tuesday with Lena Sommers, pastoi
of the Church of God. officiating. Burls,
In the lOOP cemetery. Survivors are hei
husband, Hiram; daughter, Mrs. Idi
Prapsi, Iowa : brother, Thomas Green, S
Dakota; sisters, Jennie Peters of Iowa an
Lucy Younn and Irene Monepeny of Wis
consin: four Krnndchildren and four great
grandchildren. Two children preceded hei
in death.
Nellie Rambo
Lebanon Nellie Rambo died at hei
Orove street home on July 6, She wai
born In San Francisco, July 30, 1899 an
had lived in Lebanon for the past 11
yars. Services were held Monday at thi
Howe-Huston chapel with Rev. Harvej
Schmidt officiating. Concluding service!
were held at the Eugene crematorium
Survivors are Ivan Rambo, divorced hus
band of Medford: brother Harry Johni
of California and a number of nieces aiU
nephews.
Archibald Albert McCrae
Albany Archibald "Archie" Albert Mc
Crae, 87, route 1, Jefferson, died Saturdai
at the home of his son, Ernest S. McCrae,
Aioany, loiiowmg a long illness, runera.
services were hold at the Fisher Funeral
home Tuesday with burial In the Jef
ferson cemetery. McCrae was born Octobei
19, 1H81. at Quebec, Canada. He came tc
the United States at the age of 21 and
located In Nebraska, coming to Or oboe
in 1901 and has lived In the Greciu
Bridge vicinity near Jefferson since that
time. In 1386 In Frontier county, Neb., l'(
married Amanda Jnne Wlsler, who dtf.
In 1021. In 1023 he married Mary Allci
Wlsler, who survives, as do a daughter,
Mrs. Anna Bell Perry, route 2, Bclo, an
Earnest S. McCrne, a non, Albany, an
two grandchildren and two great grandi
children. He was a member of the v
angelical United Brethren church.
Virginia P. Walton
Albany Mrs. VirKlnla P. Walton. 4
route No. 3, Lebanon, died at her homi
Sunday. Funeral services were held Tues
day from the Fisher funeral home with
burial In the Willamette Memorial park.
She was born Mnrch 10. 1901 at Unity,
Mr., and came to Oregon In 1940, firsl
locating at Oak Orove and In 1942 moved
to the Crabtreo neighborhood. On Octobei
.11, 1032 at Unity. Me., she was married
to Kdward L. Walton, who survives as da
a son. Paul L. Walton, route 3, Lebanon,
a sister, Mrs. Norrls Hunter. Oak Orove,
nnd her mother, Mrs. Blanche Foster, Oalj
Prove.
DEATHS
LI. J.s.) Mark C. Malson
t. J-k- Mark C. Mnlson, lata resldenl
of 1H5 South 151)1 street, at Corpus Chris-
tl. Texas, July 6 st the age of 28 years.
Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
G. Malson of Salem, and a sister, Mrs.
Molly Jenn Lowery of Jackson, Miss.
Services will be held at the W. T, Rlgdon
chapel Wodnesdny, July 13, at 11 a.m.
with Rev. Qrorite n. fctwilt oinciating.
Concluding services at Mt. Crest Abbey and
Mnusoleuni under the auspices of Capita
Past No. 9, American Legion.
Clifton Harold Iluslck
Cltfton Harold Buslck at the residenei
at 2010 North Church street, July 10. Sur
vived by wife, Mrs. Rosalie Buslck ol
Salem; a daughter, Mrs. Ramona Sparks
of Salem; two brothers. Orlck Buslck of
Dayton and Dale Buslck of Belmond. Io
wa; and a sister, Mrs. Clara Schmalle ol
Belmond. Services will be held In the chap
el at Mt. Crest Abbey Mausoleum Friday,
July 15. at 3 p.m. under the direction of
wT. Rlgdon company. Entombment at
Mt. Crest Abbey Mausoleum.
Marie WlUon
In this city July 11, Marie Wilson, lsts
resident of route 1, Sublimity, at tbi
age of 62 years. Survived by daughter,
Mrs. Jenn Lewis of Sublimity. Mrs. Jean
nette Hough of West Fir. Oregon, Mrs.
Bi-inlce Croft of Amelia, Oregon, and
Mrs. Helen Washburn of Hollywood, Cal.,
a brother. Carl F.rlckson of Portland: two
.sisters, Mrs. Tlllle Romstad of Brem
erton. Wash., and Mrs. Emma Hart
ford of Grand Kurks. N. D.; and seven
urnndchlldren. Member of the Lutheran
church. Service will be held at the W.
T. Rlgdon chapel Thursday. July 14, at
1:30 p.m. and shipment will be made to
BakcrsfleUI, Calif., for Interment.
Lillian X. Ilettman
Lillian K. Bellman, late resident of
Brooks, Oreiton, at a local hospital. July
11 at the a.Kr. of 84 years. Survived by a
brother, UeorKe Wanner of San Francis
co. Annnunremenl. of services later by
the Howell-Edwards chapel.
OK Korean Fund
Washington, July 12 P) The
senate foreign relations commit
tee today approved a $150,000,
000 Korean recovery program
without anti-communist restric
tions proposed by the house
com ni it tire.
The Chinese used natural gas
as fuel to evaporate brine for
salt more than 2,000 years ago.