AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES
Accentuate The Positive
DON'T GUESS DON'T GAMBLE
BUY A USED CAR
WHERE A BARGAIN IS A BARGAIN
LOOK THESE SPECIALS OVER
1049 Jeepster. The sportiest car in town $1595
1947 Chevrolet Bus. Coupe. Clean as a whistle $1145
1946 Chevrolet Fleetline Aero Sedan. A honey $136!
1948 Ford Custom Sedan, like new. Save on this one $1945
1948 Kaiser Sedan. Driven only 10,520 miles $1445
1948 Crosley Station Wagon. Gas mileage plus $585
1947 Ford Super Deluxe Sedan. A real good car $1245
1941 Ford Coupe Sedan, R&H. A sweetheart $695
1947 Hudson Super Six Conv. R&H. Overdrive $1195
1941 Buick Super Sedan. Leather upholstered $945
1947 Ford Deluxe Tudor. Don't overlook this one ...... .- .$1095
1939 Mercury Tudor. A-l motor. Very clean $695
TWO OLD-TIMERS
1940 Pontiac Coupe. Runs good. A hot car .$495
1939 Buick Special Sedan. New rings. New paint $595
THE CAR LOT OF SENSATIONAL VALUES
AND CARS WITH A PERSONALITY .
, DON'T FORGET THE LOCATION
Valley Motor Mart
PHONE S-SK7 HIOH AT CENTER BALEM
mo
PONTIACS GOOD WILL CARS
'48 Pontiac Sdn. Cpe. R&H, low mileage $1895
'46 Chevrolet 4 Dr. Sedan, R&H .....1145
'38 Ford "60" 1 195
'36 Chevrolet Sedan 195
Herrall - Owens Co
660 N. LIBERTY
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
SPINET PIANO
Kimball Consolette. Beautiful period de
sign mahogany piano. Like new. 1150
saving)
STONE PIANO CO.
"The Valley' Finest Piano Store"
1540 Fairgrounds Rd. (Cor. N. Cottage)
n207
TALLMAN'S MID SUMMER
PIANO SALE
Special 3825 Spinet Limited No.
$494.00
Full 8B note key board, cast Iron plate.
Beautiful tone and finish.
50 DOWN BAL. EASY TERMS
A big saving on floor samples and dem
onstrators. Such fine makes as Knabe,
Fischer, Lester, and Betsy Rosa Spinets.
Oood selection Grand and upright
pianos as low as 110 per month.
TALLMAN PIANO STORE. INC.
175-395 S. 12th. A mile from high prices.
n221
ROOFING
Willamette Valley Roof Co., 10 Lana Ave.
n205
(BED WOOD FURNACES, oil burners, air
conditioners, sawdusut burners. Holland
Furnace Co. 320 Kearney. Ph. 3-7803.
n207
M.W. ELEC. range, nearly new.
Baby buggy 120. 2590 Brooks St.
$150.
n2D6
S3 GAL. hot water tank, American oil
burner. Includes 120 gal. storage tank,
tubing & filings. Ph. 24569. n206'
WALL TENT 10x14 complete with poles
and case. ifl-oz. duck. Used twice, $45
cash. Ph. 24569. "206
STEEL SHOWER cabinet complete with
fittings, $25.00. Ph. 34569. n206
JfEW STOCK floor lamps, Deera to Alad
din with silk shades. From $17.95. A spe
cial 7-way lamp at $11-05 complete with
bulbs. Mogul base bulb In top. Oreen
st am pa.
SALEM HOME FURN. CO.
137 So. Commercial n208
tJEATHER, Babv Buggy to pad, used 8
mo. Car baby bed, ear seat, play pen
& pad like new. Baby-Tenda. Electric
bottle steriliser. Duncan-Phyfe golden
maple dining table. Extended 3x5. Dou
ble Inner-spring mattress to box spring..
All reasonably priced, 875 Cross St.
n206
NEW to USED elec., wood, gas, kerosene
ranges, refrlg., elec, wood, kerosene, oil
heaters, baby beds, baby buggy, tricycle,
bicycle, ice boxes, davenport, beds,
springs, mattresses, table to chairs, ra
dios, rugs, Irons, toasters, waffle irons,
elec. mixers, end tables, coffee tables,
two 2-wheel trailers, tires, tubes, batt. 41
Dodge Sed. R&H. 34 Chev. Sed. All these
Items are real bargains. Hardman Bros.,
4tt miles north of Salme on Port. Hi
way. Open from 8 a.m. till B p.m. 1
days a wsek. 206
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED furniture w glue to repair. Let
Bros. Purn Raflnlahlng Co Ph. 3-7001
EXCHANGE MISC.
FOR TRADE 30-06 rifle, nearly new.
Trade for 14 or 16 ft. boat and motor.
H. L. Hackworth. 227 So. Church, 811
verton. Phone 1272. nn205
PERSONAL
STANLEY HOME Products.
556 Cross St.
P21B
Phone
AUTOMOBILES
1938 PLYMOUTH. 41 reconditioned en
gine. New tires, radio to heater. Por
1350. 2358 Shelton St. Ph. 2-0385. q206
1935 PLYMOUTH Sedan with heater to
new paint, 1165. Phone 36777 or call
1535 N. Summer St. I?08
HOT ROD '32 Ford coupe . Chopped,
channeled, stepped, '41 Merc, motor.
Hydraulic brakes, 4 new tires. 1537 r..
Winter
1038 NASH Coach. Heater and overdrive
Make offer. 345 Charles Ave. Ph. 26161.
AUTOMOBILES ,
WRECKED '37Chev. 8115. Exc. motor. Od
tires. Body damaged. Ph. 38584. q207'
'38 CHEV. pickup. A-l shape. Oood rub
ber. Quick sale, 1265. Ph. 3-7678. g305
1939 CHEV. Tudor. R&H. Original paint.
Excellent cond. Brand new tires. 1595.
Must see to appreciate. Ph. 21241. g205
Eisner Motors to Sell
'M MODEL A. EXC. cond., (95. Ph. 2-3304.
q207
'38 CHEV. LWB flatbed ton, or trade
on passenser car. Write box 377, Cap
ital Journal. Q207
SAVE $ Braden's Body
3690 Cherry Ave.. Ph.
to Paint Shop,
2-3022. q307
FOR SALE or Trade
truck. Low mileage,
Ph 23024.
'46 Chev. IVi ton
clean, good cond.
q205
1941 DE SOTO custom sedan to trade
fnr eheaoer car. Terms on balance.
20157 Salem. 4205
'40 DELUXE FORD 4
l922 N. Commercial.
1595.00.
q205
Eisner Motors to Buy
CAR ACCESSORIES tires to tubes at cost
price. First come first served as this u
a close-out sale. Dealers welcomed. R.
D. Woodrow Co., 450 Center. Q
WANTED: Clean used cars.
3160 South Commercial
Bob Marr.
I USED CAR lot. Any car on the ot
150 to your old one 13th St. Junction.
O.207
ZEE'S USED CARS
BUY . SELL . TRADE
TERMS
133 Fairgrounds Road Phone 3-645'
PH. 24113
AUTOMOBILES
Eisner Motors Fine Cars
'43 NASH Ambrassador 4 door sedan.
R&H, overdrive. Oood cond. Ronald
Rents. Rt. 1. Box 103. Brooks, Ore. In
quire at Lablsh Center store, 3 ml. E.
of Brooks. 0.206
Convertible Ford, 1947
O-drlve. R&H, spotllte and lots others.
Exc. cond., 1 owner, real buy. Ph. 22858.
q209
FARM EQUIPMENT
BRAND NEW cover crop discs, Lift or
pull type for Ford or Ferguson tractors.
Less than wholesale. Ph. 3-6686 or
3-7690. QD208
BOATS
NEW 11 rt. Plrlock boat and H H P.
Johnaon outboard motor. Owntr tntut
a.u. pa. J5. mtw
FINANCIAL
When Purchasing or
Selling
your Home, determine amount of Mort
gage available, their estimate of prop
erty value by securing an FHA condi
tional mortgage commitment. Full par
tlrulars at no expense.
HEX SANFOKD INC.
14 SO. .Com'l Ttl. I-HS
FHA & Conventional Mortgai. Loam
raos
$ CASH $
$25 to $500
FURNITURE, LIVESTOCK
EQUIPMENT LOANS DP -TO
WOO
Oar loans up to IBM
Oomt In or phone
Hollywood Finance Co.
1991 Fairgrounds Road
Aero street from bank
No Parking problems
Phana 37032 Llfl. N U36-83tl
Floyd Kenyon, Ugr, r
mdoo LOAN wanted on first mortgage on
home and business property valued at
129,000. income from property szao.uu
per month. Call 34547, ask for Stevens.
1227
BEE US FOR
ATTRACTIVE FARM LOANS
ONLY 4 OR INTEREST
5 to 40 Years and No Commission
Leo N. Childs, Inc.
REALTORS
344 State St. Phone 3-1663
AUTO LOANS
WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO.
182 8. Ohureh
Parking a Plenty
Ph. 3-2457 Lie. No. M-159 S-154
FARM AND CITY LOANS
and sr.
YOUR OWN terms of repayment within
reason. Cash for Real Estate Contracts
and Second Mortgages.
CAPITOL SECURITIES CO.
201 Pioneer Trust Bids. Ph. 1-7162 r
GENERAL FINANCE CORP.'
LOANS
Lie. 8-133 and M-S28
ROY R. SIMMONS
INSURANCE AND LOANS
136 8. Commercial St. Tel. 3-9161
FOR YOUR BAVIN OS INVESTMENT, BUY
FIRST MORTGAGES ON IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, SALEM AND VICIN
ITY, NETS INVESTOR 5. EXAMINE
THE SECURITY YOURSELF. WE
HANDLE ALL DETAILS. NO EXPENSE
TO THE INVESTOR. CALL 34121.
STATE FINANCE CO.
153 S. HIOH ST.
T207
PRIVATE MONEY
Spec'al Rates and Terms
. . Long and Short Time
Payments
ROY H. SIMMONS
136 South Commercial St. Phong 1-9161
TRAILERS
NEW SENSATIONAL NO LIFT boat trailer.
For information write Fred L. Jaslen.
2464 N.W. Marshall, Portland. Ore
DEALERS WANTED. tilt
Ifi FT. House Trailer. 1135 at East Salem
Auction Center. Ph. 3-1221. t205
DIRECTORY
ADDING MACHINE
All makes ned me chines sold, rented
repaired Roen 488 Court Pbon 3-8773
APPLIANCE SERVICE
ELECTRIC HOME appliance repair service
new appllanem Vtnce's Electric Phone
Free estimates Tiade-lns accepted on
3-9239 137 S Liberty St
S pence's Home Appliance Repair. "Noth
ing to Sell But Service.' Phong 3-4601
Prompt. o208
AT UR DOOR GRINDINb
sharpening
n 36833
ksd repairing
AUTO RADIOS
Authorised Warrant Repair Station
for all makes of Auto Radios Morro
Radio Co.. 153 S. Liberty Ph. 1-8886.
MARION MOTORS
NASH SERVICE
Towing service day phone 11186
J-1804. 333 Center,
AUTOMOBILES
" Looking For a Truck?
"THEN YOU'RE IN LUCK !"
COME TO YOUR FORD DEALER FIRST
FOR THE BEST BUYS
DUMP TRUCKS
1949 Ford F-8 V-8, 4-5 Yd. Box. 2 Speed Axle, 8.25 Tirei
1940 Chevrolet 4-Yd. Box. 2 Speed Axle
FARM TRUCKS
1947 Ford C.O.E. Stake Bed, 2 Speed Axle
1946 Ford L.W.B. Stake Bed, 2 Speed Axle
1946 Chevrolet L.W.B. C.&C. 5 Speed Trans. 2 Speed Axle
1946 Chevrolet L.W.B. 3 Speed "Brownie" 9:00 Tires
1935 Ford Vi Ton Pickup .
WE CAN GIVE YOU FAST DELIVERY ON
NEW PICKUPS AND TRUCKS - ANY SIZE
Valley Motor Truck Dept
LIBERTY AT MARION
DIRECTORY
Mike Panek. 275 8. Com'l. Ph. 3-5181.
Brake and wheel aligning specialists.
O20B"
BUILDING CARPENTRY
Remodel, repair that home now. Term.
No down payment Phone 1850. o
BUILD IN Q CONTRACTORS
Alt Bros Alio homes raised. New foun
dations. Phone 2-6809. o216
Alt Bros. Also bouses raised,
datlons. Phone 2-5909.
New foun
0212 Tongue and groove chmney blocks,
wholesale or retail. Mortarless Block Co.
Ph 3-7324. O205
BULLDOZING
Dean Robinson. Ph. 3-6537 or
Bulldozing, leveling, road bids., clear
ing, teeth for brush. Virgil Huskey, 1010
Falrvlew Ave. Ph. 2-3146, Salem. o212
Bulldoslng, leveling to fine grading.
Prompt service. A. L. Ekln. Ph. 3-1264.
o207
OABH REGISTERS
Instant delivery of new
register Al makes sold,
paired. Roen 456 Court. P
RCA cash
rented, re
i 3-6773 o
CEMENT WORK
For expert guaranteed satisfaction new
or repair of foundation, sidewalks,
driveways, patios, curbs, walla, etc. Call
2-4850. O
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Furnace chimneys
Ensley, 771 S. 21fit. I
bacuum
. 3-7176.
cleaned.
o208
CUSTOM BUTCHERING
Custom killing, curing to smoking and
locker meat for sale. Salem Meat Co.,
25th to Turner Rd, Ph. 34858. o2U
EXCAVA TIN- DITCHING
Hoe, Dragline, shovel. Free estimates.
E L. Boatwrlght. 410 Oregon Bldg. Ph.
Ph. 3-9239 o
EXCAVATING GRADING
Excavating to grading. Ben Otjen to Son.
818 Rural Ave. Ph. 33080.- o229
EXTERMINATORS
Cockroach, Moth Exterminator Service.
Ph. 3-3056. Lee Cross, 1555 Pearl. o308
Braithaupt's for flowers. Dial 3-9179. o
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
J. R.
Jvery.
Watkins Oo
1717 Center.
products. Free
Ph. 3-6393.
INSULATION
Johns-Manvllle. Phone 3-3748.
JAINTOR SERVICE
Window Cleaning
Janitor Service Floor Waxing
Buildings - Factories Homes
Estimates Without Obligation
AMERICAN BLDG. MAINT. CO.
Ph. Salem 3-9133 O1
LANDSCAPF NURSERY
f A. Doerfler to Sons, Ornamentals. 150
N. Lancaster Dr. at 4 Cor. Ph. 2-1322. o
DELUX SERVE SELF Laundry.
345 Jef
0218 lerson Bt., rnone 33&2.
LAWNMOWERS
Sharpened, guaranteed service. New
power and hand mowers. Call Harry
W. Scott, 147 8. Com'l. St. O207
LAWN MOWER SHARPENING
At rout door lawnmower sharpening
Dexter the lawnmuwer man Ph S68i3
MATTRESSES
Capital Bedding. Phone 3-4069.
MUSIC LESSONS
Spanish to Hawaiian Guitar,
Banjo, etc. 1523 Court St. P
Mandolin,
1. 3-7569.
0214
OFFICE FURNITURE A SUPPLIES
Desk chairs, files and filing supplies,
safes, duplicators and supplies, desk
lamps, typewriter stands, brief cases
Pierce Wire Recorders. Roen. 456 Court
lf Strom's are equipped
painting. Phone 2-2493
to do youi
PAINTING to PAPERHANGING
Painting and paperhanglng. Free esti
mate. Ph. 3-9513. 857 Shipping. 0214
PAPERHANGING
Expert Paperhanglng and painting. H.
J. Woodworth. Ph. 2-5868. Free est. o227
PAINTING to PAPERING
Call 3-2608 for rour Painting is Paper,
tianslnf. Attractive rates. 0223
P1CTUBK FHAM1NQ
Pictura iramine
PhOk. 1-BS87
Hutdieoo Paint Store
Pliher, 8 S. Com'l. Ph. 3-30H. o20'
PBUNINO-SPRAIINO
Phillip W. Belike. Ph. 2-1208.
ROAD BUILDING A GRADING
Road building & grading, land clearing
with teeth. Small or large Job. Prompt
service. L. Ekln. Ph. 3-1264. 0212'
SAND to GUAVtL
Valley 6nd to Grave. Co 81U, sand to
I II dirt Excavatlm 10B move, to cats
Trtctoi sjcoop to truck for dirt movlog
Ph. office- 24002, Tta. 37146. 0
Salem Saw Wrlu. Ph..2-'7603. 1393 N 5th
0220
SEWERS AND SEPTIC TANKS
Electfla Hoto-Houier Exclium Paten i
Razor Jbarp Swei Cutttni Bladea
Clean (Mwera or Drains Septic Tank
Clean (X) Heu Pb 1-6321 or 1-84M
SEWING MACHINES
Bought, lold. rented, repaired, EZ term.
All make. W. Davenport. Pb. 37671.
0328
SEPTIC TANKS
K. P Hamel. Septic tank cleaned.
Electric machine aervlce on sewer and
drain line. Guaranteed work. 1143-Bth
St., Wen Salem. Ph. 3-7404. o223
Vacuum Pumping, no mileage charge.
Call iu collect. Todd' Septic Tank
Sernce, 3345 Stato St. Phone 2-0734. o
Mike's Septic Service. Tank cleaned.
Roto Rooter Service on Sewer. 10.9
Eim St, W. Salem. Ph. 3-8461 3-5337.
209
SEWING MACHINES
All make repaired, free estimate
Singer Sewing Machine Co. 130 No.
Commercial Ph. 1-3512. o
TYPEWRITERS
Smith Corona. Rem Ins too Royal, Under
wood portable kh make oed machine
Repair and rent Roen, 458 Court, o
To Place Classified Ads
Phone 2-2406
IAUTOMOBILES
PHONE 3-3147
U205
Ralph Miller
Dies at Home
Ralph Miller, 58, long a rest'
dent of this community and for
mer employe of the state, died
early Monday at his farm home
on Rural Route 8, in Polk
county.
Miller was born July 25, 1891,
at New Hartford, la., and came
to Salem with his parents when
he was 2 years old. He had
lived here continuously since
that time.
He attended Salem schools
and Capital Business college. Af
ter high school he was for a time
in the law office of Oscar Hay
ter in Dallas, and for a few years
was in the Salem office of the
Portland Electric company when
tne late Rollin K. Page was Sa
lem manager.
When the state industrial ac
cident commission was created
he joined the office staff and
was with the commission about
20 years, then went to his farm
in Polk county.
Miller never married. He Is
survived by two sisters, Mrs.
David O'Hara of Salem and Mrs.
Sylvia Towne of Dietrich, Ida
ho; and a brother, Paul W. Mil
ler of Salem.
Funeral arrangements, not yet
completed, will be in charge of
Howell-Edwards.
p
Portlanders Lose
Bridge Tourney
Portland contract bridge play
ers went home almost empty
nanaea alter a week-end en
gagement with Salem and other
valley players at the Elks club
master point duplicate tourna
ment. Although 10 teams. Including
some of Portland's top ranking
experts, came to Salem, third
place was the best they could
do when final rankings were
announced.
Here are the standings; North-
South, Col. Philip W. Allison
and Oliver Huston, first; Mrs.
Paul F. Burris and Mrs. Harry
Wiedmer, second; Veneta Sum
mers and Mel Katzky of Port
land, third. East-West, Mr. and
Mrs. L. W. Frasler of Albany.
first; Mrs. John Bone and Mrs.
Milton Parker, second; Mr. and
Mrs. J. Neilsen of Portland,
third.
At the regular weekly dupli
cate tournament at the Elks
club, Mrs. John Bone and Mrs.
Lenore Park won the Howell
movement play. R, H. Dannen
of Brownsville and Ellis H.
Jones of Salem were second:
Mrs. George Henderson and
Mrs. Arthur Binegar, third; Mrs
Lucetta McCoskrle and Mrs
Phoebe Hocken of Corvallis
were fourth.
Labor Funds for CVA
Seattle, Aug. 29 () A con
tribution of $1,500 to finance
promotion of the proposed Col
umbia valley administration
has been authorized by the exe
cutive board of Washington
State Federation of Labor. Evan
M. (Ed) Weston, federation pre
sident, announced today.
DIRECTORY
TRANSFEP STORAGE
-ocl to Dlxtance Trarufsr. ataratre
Burner oil, coal to briquets Truck to
rortiana aanj Agent lor Bekln Home
hold good moved to anywhere In UA
0( Canada Larmer Tranafer to Storage
Ph 3-3131 o
VENETIAN BLINDS
Made l- Salem Pre eat Phone 37338
rimer the Blind man c
Salem Venetian Blind made to order or
rerinwied Relnholdt to Lewie. 1-3839
WEATHERSTRIPPING
Pre aatlmatea. T. PULLMAN, Pb. 3-5965.
, O208
Portable acetylene e
anywhere. Ph. 3348S.
Anything.
0219
WELL DRILLING
Fred Wymore Rt 2 Boi 117 Ph. 3-5135
O310
WINDOW SHADES
Washable Roller Made to order 1 Day
Del Relnholdt to Lewi Ph 23639.
WINDOW CLEANTNO
Acme V lndow Cleaner Windows, wall
to woodwork cleaned Floor cleaned,
waxed and polished Pb 3-3337 147
Court Lansdoe. Cuiberuoo and Matber
WOOD to SAWDUST
LODGES
0Qrx I.O.OJ1. meeta every Wed
nesday night Visitor- wei
come. '
Major Grains
In Even Courses
Chicago, August 29 VP) Ma
jor grains held to an even course
today while soybeans went
through a series of up-and-down
gyrations.
A reported advance in the gov
ernment buying price for cash
wheat and expectations of sales
of flour to the production and
marketing administration pro
vided support for the bread cer
eal. Reports of large-scale build
ing of bins on farms to store corn
aided that grain.
In active dealings, soybeans
moved over a 6 cent range. They
opened steady, advanced act,,
pie of cents, sank below the pre
vious close and then staged an
other rally toward the close.
Some speculative and invest
ment buying was attracted fol
lowing last week's sharp shake
out. Wheat closed S,i-1H higher,
September $2.01, corn was
1 V higher, September $1.25
Vt, oats were unchanged to Vt
higher September 67-67 V4,rye
was y to 1 cent lower, Septem
ber $1.41, soybeans were un
changed to 1 cent higher, November-
$2.33-2.33 Vt, and lard
was 32 cents lower to 5 cents a
hundred pounds higher, Septem
ber $11.95.
Stock Market
Slowly Declines
New York, Aug. 29 () A
slow decline in the stock mar
ket went unchecked today un
til losses of fractions to more
than a point wer? general
throughout the list.
The volume of trading con
tracted at a rate of about 650,-
000 shares, one of the slowest
days in a month.
In late trading the fall was
arrested, but prices on average
were at their lowest points of
the session.
The light selling pressure was
well distributed and no partic
ular group of stocks was under
fire.
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
Sal Livestock Market
(Bi Vralar Packing company)
Lamb 117.00 to 111.50
Feeder lamb $10.00 to 114.00
Ewes J:.M to 14.00
Cutter cows 39.00 to 110.00
Pat dairy cow tio.oo to lll.QO
Bulls 111.00 to 318.00
Calve, good (100-450 lb.) 314.00 to 118.00
Veal (1B0-300 lb, good ..118.00 to 120.00
Portland Eastalde Market
Peaohea old for 11.40 to 11.75 a bushel
box on the Portland EaaUlde Parmer
Wholesale Produce market.
Italian prune were 75 cent and below
for 20-ib iuk.
Tomatoes brought 78 to 88 cents a nat.
Lettuce wa 32.00 to 82.50 a crate.
Oravenateln Apple were offered at 11.50
40-lb, box.
Portland Prodnea
Bntttrf at Tentative, subject to imme
diate change. Premium quality maximum
,35 to 1 percent acidity delivered in
Portland 61-860 lb,. 92 aeon (1-64 lb., 90
score, 67-60O, 89 acore, 55c Valley route
and country oinu an ies man urn.
Butter Whole-. FOB bum cube to
wholesaler: grade 92 score, 82 cental
A 92 cor 6ic: B. 90 score, one id.i
O 8k score, 66o. Above prices are strictly
nominal.
Cheese selling price to Portland wnois
sale: Oregon single 39-40cj Oregon 5
loal 42-430; triplet in ica man
.Ingle.
Eggs T Wbelesalers) A grade large
63tt-64tte; A medium, 65-5Btte. grade
large. 54tt-8fl'ic: small A grace, tztac
Potland Dairy Market
Butter Price to retailer: arade
prints 67c; AA carton 68ct A print
67c. A carton C8ci B print S4e.
Ease Price to retailer: Grade aa
large, 70o dot.; certified A large, 67c; A
larse. 66c: AA medium. 61e: certified A,
medium, 60c; A medium, 69c, A small.
c: carton 2e additional.
Cheese Price to retailers: Portland
Oregon single 39-42e Oregon loaf,
lb loaf 44tt45e Ib.i triplets, ltt cent lew
than slngiP. Premium arenas, single.
Slttc lb loif. 83Hc.
Poultry-
Live Chicken no. i quality rov
plants, No. 1 broilers under iVt lbs 2S-3ex
Ib.i fryers lb., jo-jic; 3- ids., sic;
master 4 lb, and over. Jl-aac lb., towi,
leghorns, 4 lb and under 19-20c, over 4
lb. 20c; colored fowl all weight 22-33o;
rooster, all weight l-lc.
Rabbits Average in growers) jit wniie.
4-5 lb 1830 lb.f 5-6 lb. 16-180 ID!
oiored 3 cent tower, old or heavy doe.
8-14c; dressed fryers to butcher, w-ne
Country-Killed Heat
Veal top quality. 33-we lb.; outer
trades according to weight and quality
with poor or Heavier ao-a&c.
Hogs: Light blockers, n-w, sows
33.25c.
Lambs: Top quality, springer, 83-see:
mutton 8-1 oc.
Beef: Good cows, 93-26o Ibi canner-
cutter, 20-32O
rtno ureisea oieaie
(Wholesaler to retailer per cwt.li
Beet (leers, good, 600-800 lbs 13-46.
commercial, 135-til; utility, IS 1-134.
Cows Commercial, 130-34 ; utility, isb- i
27. Canuera-cuttera, 122-24.
Beef cut I good steers)- Hind quar
ter 153-65. round, 163-55: full loin, 1
trimmed. 170-175; triangle, 136-37) square
chuck, 138-40; ribs. 152-65; fore quarter.
136.37
Vee) and ?alf: Good, 138-401 commerclai,
(32-35: utl.lty 126-30
Lamb: Good-choice, spring lamb, 141
43; commercial, 135-38; utility, 133-33.
Mutton: Good, ''O lb, down, 118-30.
Pork cut: Loins, No. 1, 6-13 lbs. 160
62; shoulders, 18 lbs down 140-43; spare
ribs 148-51; careaases 13131; mixed
weights 13 lower.
Portland Miscellaneous
Case are Bark Dry 12tto b treea e lb.
Wool Valley eoarae and medium trade.
450 lb.
Mohair 15a lb. on lS-montb irovtb.
nominally
Hide Calve. 37c lb., according to
weight, kip 32o ib.i beef 10-lie lb, bulU
fe-6o lb. Country buyer pay 2c lee.
Nut Quotations
Walnuts Franquette, first quality Jum
bo, 34.7o large, 32.7c; medium, 37.2oi
second quality Jumbo, 30.3c i large, 36.3c
medium, 36.2ei "Jaby, 33 act soft shell, flret
quality large. 39.7c: medium, 26.3c j sec
ond quality large, 37.2c; medium. 24.7c;
baby 23.3c.
Filberts Jumbo, 309 Ib.i large, list
medium, 16c i email. 13c.
Fertland Grain
Portland. Ore.. Aug. 31 Wheat!
Cub grain: Oat tu. - -fe. ..tit
14.00: barley No. 3 45-lb. B.W. H.00; Me.
1 flax 1.85.
Cah wheat (bid): 8ft white 2.13'4; soft
white (no rex I 3.13Vfc; white club 3.11V4
extern rad 3.12 V4.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 3.13'; 10
per cent S. 134l 11 Per cent 3.13tt; 13
or cent 9.14.
Hard white baart; 10 per cent 3.11!; 11
oer cent S.IOUi 13 ner cent 3.31'.
Today car receipts: Wheat as: barley
3li Hour corn I. oaU I, mill feed n,
Rioters Move On Car Crowds milling aboul a picnic grove
at Peeksklll, N. Y., where a concert by Paul Robeson was
scheduled try to turn over an automobile. Fighting continued
for more than two hours, forcing cancellation ot the night
concert. (AP Wirephoto). (Copyright 1949, by New York
Daily News)
11 Injured in
Robeson Riot
Peeksklll, N.Y., Aug. 29 (U.
State police sought today the
assailants of 11 persons injured
in an anti-communist riot that
broke up a scheduled Paul Ro
beson concert Saturday night.
Detectives had lists of names
of persons reportedly involved
in the fist - fighting, stone and
bottle throwing between 300 to
400 war veterans and the 150
persons assembled to hear the
Negro baritone. However, no
one had been brought in for
questioning, troopers said.
Robeson, who never reached
the concert because the fighting
began before his arrival, de
manded yesterday an investiga
tion to determine who gives
orders" to the American Le
gion and Veterans of Foreign
Wars.
"I am not going to be fright
ened by any Legionnaires," he
said at press conference in New
York. "They had better be care
ful."
Robeson said state and federal
officials should look carefully
into the activities of the Legion,
VFW and Ku Klux Klan
Members of the Legion, VFW
and two other veterans organi
zations staged an anti-commun
ist demonstration near the pic
nic grove scene of the Saturday
night concert. The riot flared
before the concert got under way
and In the fighting that follow
ed, several automobiles were
damaged and overturned, and
11 persons Injured.
SALEM MARKETS
Completed from reports of Batem deal
ers ior ma guidance di vipni
Journal Readers. (Revised dally)
Retail Feed Prices
Ecs- Mash 15.10. -Rabbit
Pellets 14.30.
Dairy Feed 13.75.
Povltryt Buying prices Grade A color.
tu hen, 31-24ci grade A Leghorn hens,
lv-lic; grade a coiorea iryers, mree
ibs. and up, 32-330. Grade A old rooster
15 cent.
Esse
Buying Prices Extra large AA, 84c;
large AA, 83c: large A, 81-84c; medium AA,
57c medium A, 54-59c; pullet 38-40c.
Wholesale Frlet Egg wholesale prices
j to 1 cent above these price above
Grade A generally quoted at 88c; medi
um. 84c.
Batterfat
Premium 64-flBc. No. t 63oi No. t, 87
SBo -buying price t
Butter Wholesale trade A, 87et re
.all 72o.
Portland Livestock
Portland. Ore.. Auk. 29 fU,R) Livestock
Cattle salable 2750; calves 600; market
uneven; generally slow; Instances 40 to 50
cents higher on best steers; medium and
good steers fed grain on grass 25.00; mi
dlums 21.00 to 24.00; commons 16.00 to
20.00; light eutter dairy type steers 11.00
and belowf few medium heifers above
20.00; odd common and low mediums 13.50
to 17.50; canner and cutter cows 10.00;
shells down to 8.00 and below; common
and medium beef cows 11.50 to 13.50; load
early 14.50; good beef bulls 17.50 to 18,00;
demand narrow; good and choice vealers
20.00 to 23.00; common and mediums
11.00 to 18.00.
Hogs salable 800; market active; 75
cents higher; good and choice 180-230 lbs.
24.25; fat types down to 23.50; 250-300
Ibs. 21.00 to 22.35; few 150 lbs. 22.35 r
good 3M-6M lb. sows 18.50 to 18.00: ask
ing to 24.00 for good and choice 100 lb.
feeder pigs; demand limited.
Bheep salable 1600; market fairly ac
tive, fully steady; good and choice spring
lambs 20.00 to 30.50; medium and good
18.00 to 19.00; commons down to 18.00;
good feeders 18.00; good and choice year
lings 17.00; good ewes 8.00; common and
medium 3.00 to 8.00.
Chleare Livestock
Chicago. Aug. 30 flj.lo Livestock:
oc aalabla 0,000. Market trona to 23
cent higher early but later trade active
witn tu t ii u 35 to 50 cents- hleher an
butcher, most advance on weight below
aoo ids; ow 25 cents hither, instances AO
cent hlcher; top 21.00; bulk good and
choice 300 to 260 lb 21.00 to 21.50; few
270 to 310 lb 20.00 to 21.00; odd lot up to
350 lbs downward to 18.00; good and choice
uo to io id light 18.50 to 21.00; few 140
to 190 lb 17.50 to 19.00: good and choice
sow under 350 lg 17.50 to 10.50: few to
IV.OO! 100 to 450 lb 10.00 to 17.50: 476 to
550 )b 14.60 to lfl.00; few' head '-heavier,
down to 13. SO; early clearance.
flee hp salable 1,000. Slaughter lamb and
yearling weak to 50 cent lower; ex
treme top 24.00 on native lambs. Mostly
23.60 down; good to choice yearling weth
er 20.50 to 21.80: mostly 31.00 down;
slaughter ewe steady at 8.50 down.
cattle salable 16.000; calve 600. Beef
steer and heifer steady to fully 25
cent hither; moat advance On hlth good
and choice grade; other slaughter cla-
e end toeker and feeders iteady; top
20.36 for two load hlth choice around
1350 lb fed steers; everal load 29.35-
31.50; bulk high good and choice ateeri
2T.7S to 39.36; most hlth medium to av
erage) good grade 24.00 to 27.60; common
to average medium steers 17.50 to 23.50:
bulk good to low ehoice heifer 26.50 to
37.361 odd lot choice heifer to 3" SO;
good cows 17.00 to 19.00: common end me
dium cow 14.60 to 10.75; cannera and cut
ter largely 13.00 to 14.50; moat medium to
low good auabe bull 19.50 to 26.50: prac
tical top vaalera 27.00; most medium and
good feeding steers 18.00 to 22.50.
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon,
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OBITUARY
II.nv V llnvla
aii,....nni rrinnri nttPTulcd Thurs
day afternoon funeral services in rortiana
for Henry E. Duvls, 70 yenrs old. August
13, wno aiea at nis ruruaim uumo
Ing several months" illness, uonciuams,
rltes were at Lincoln Memorial park. Da
vis Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Davis
of Coolidge street. Other survivors are the
wife and one son, Harold. Portland; one
grandson, and a half-brother, Gaylord
Davis of Houston. Texas.
Fay Amelia Bragg
Sllverion i nc unusuaiiy ir.rno
ance at funeral services anti mini rin-o
for Mrs. Fay Amelia DraRR, Saturday af
ternoon from tlie Memorial cnnpci 01
Ekman. Funeral nonie ana tnc pru-
runion of flowers at the chapel and ni
the family lot In Green Mountain ceme
tery, were evldoncos of the respect in
which tho pioneer families of the local
community are held. Mrs. Bragg's par
ents, tho M. A. Dlckeraons. and her
grandptirents, the Hulls, were among
those who came to Marion county as pio
neers and wore Influential In the progress
of the area. Bhe was born in Silverton
and spent most ol ner me ncre. wirs.
nmoa 4fl fleotember 20. died at the fam
ily home In Palm Springs, Sunday of the
rant week. The body wns in state two
hours each clay In respect to the activi
ties of the Braggs during their six yenrs
there In Legion and other work, until
transportation to Silverton could no ar
ranged, Thursday. The husband. Fay M.
DraKH. plans to return 10 raim aprniKs,
Thursday of this week where ho Is in
federal employment, ineir oiny bum. -u-
Bragg, will remain in anvrnuii.
sister of Mrs. Brnggi Helen, nnd hus
band. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Benson, re
turned to their home in F.uscnc Sunday.
Clifton Dlckerson, ex-mayor of Silverton,
brother ol Mrs. uragg. kcv. Armur
Charles Bates officiated. Mrs. Craig
murk anir Mr. Lorlii Whltnov nlaycd
the organ music. Bearers were ttewcr Al
len, C. J. Towe, Arthur Gottenuerg, Lew
Is Hall, Roy Davenport and C. fi. Hlg
Inbotham. James P. Jensen
Woodburn Funeral services will bi neid
Tuesday, August 30. at the Rlnso chnnel
lor James P. Jensen. a. rr-sweni oi Mon
itor for 00 years, and well known busi
ness man, who died August 25 at his home
hre. Rev. N. C. Ernton will officiate nnd
interment will be in Belle Passl cemetery
beside his wife, Nellie Jcasnn, who died
about one year ago. Mr. Jrnson was born
In Minnesota Jnnuary 9, 1!)H3 and came to
Monitor at the ate of six years. Survivors
Include one son, James Jensen, Jr., and
one dauichtcr, Barbara Beckett, both of
Monitor; three sisters, Margaret Morten-
son of Lodi, California, Hazel Dnm
meler of Hollywood, Calif., nnd Emma
Jensen of Los Angeles! a brother. Martin
Jensen of Portland, nnd one grandchild
. kJtfto. a
Appointed Frederick G.
Hamley (above) has been ap
pointed justice of the state of
Washington supreme court.
He will take his oath of of
fice September 6. (AP Wire-photo)
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Monday, August 29, 1949
19
3
4
VP
Arsonist Ralpl
Gets Year I-fare-
John Edward Ralph pleaded
guilty before Circuit JuHe
George R. Duncan Monday to
third degree arson in connection
with a flax fire at the State pri
son several months ago. He was
given a year's sentence. But thut
isn't all of it. It is to run conse
cutively after Ralph finishes out
12 years he has yet to do on a
robbery sentence. And there s
still more to follow. When he
came up here he was on parole
from San Quentin, Calif., also
on a robbery charge. With his
conviction here his parole there
was revoked so he'll be sent
back to San Quentin when he
gets all though here.
With Ralph's guilty plea, Dis
trict Attorney Stadter says this
is six out of the seven convicts
implicated in the flax plant fire
whose cases have been disposed
of, either by conviction or pleas
of guilt. Allan Brumfield, con
victed last week by a jury, will
be sentenced September 6. The
seventh man, John O. Pinson, is
still to be disposed of. He escap
ed a few months ago and is still
at large. His case will remain on
the docket to be disposed of
when and if he's caught.
DEATHS
Mrs, Sophia Sehnuelle
Mrs. Sophia Schnuelle, lata resident ot
ui raitcraon avenue, at a local hos
pital August 20. Survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Max Oehllinr of Snlerf; a son Lor
en Schnuelle of Snlem; a sister, Mr.
Henry Dopplng of Plymouth. Wise: a
grandson, Mark Gehlnr of Salem: and a
(treat granddaughter, Daphne Oehlar at
Sulem, ai'd several nieces and nnntiew.
Services will be Jield at tho Cloush
Barrick capel Wednesday, August 31, at
1:30 p.m. with Rev. Russell fatmr offi
ciating. Interment In the City View cem
etery. Ralph Miller
Ralph Miller, at the residence at route
box 373. Salem. Ausust 30. RnrvtVMt
by two sisters. Mrs. David O'Hara of 8a-
cm and Mrs. William Towna of Dlntrinh.
Idaho: and a brother, Paul W. Miller
of Salem. Announcement of service later
by the Howell -Edward chapel.
Tina Taullne Rolle
In this city Auitust 23. Tina PauMni.
Rolle, late resident of 2260 South lath
streot, at the nge of 79 years. Survived by
omuiron, rnnip koho or Salem, Ru
ben Rolle of Portland. Jay Rolle and Mr.
""fiiuis xinnxcnsun oi uoigan, H. D,,
Mrs, Adolnli HnnKensun nf FVirtitnn n rt
and Mrs. Thora Oardner of Crawfordsville,
Oregon; a sister, Mrs. Petro Zabnck of
Burgon, N. D.; and two brothers, Guner
lou Ounderson of Cotean, N.D., and Carl
Gunderson of Westminster, B. C. Ship
ment ha been mode to Crosby, N. D.,
by the W. T. Rlgdon company for serv
ice and Interment.
Ethel Klnr
Ethel King, late resident of r.ntr.i
Point, Oregon, In this city. Aus-iint an
Shipment ha been made to Medford by
. i. Mwaon company ior aervlce and
interment.
Carlton Adolph Gin hold
Carlton Adolph Ginhold, late realdent
of 2735 Pioneer drive, near Detroit, Aug
ust 36, at the ago of 40 years. Survived
by his wife, Mrs. Mnrle Olnhold of Salem;
a sister, Mrs. Gertrude Roblohaud of Do
ver Foxcroft, Maine: and two brothers,
Oeurge Ginhold of Plymouth, Mass., and
Rolnnd Ginhold of Brockton, Mass. Ship
ment 1 being made by Clough-Barrlck
company to Plymouth, Mass., for serv
ice and Interment,
.Mrs, Edna Storm
Mr. Edna Storm, late realdent of 0601
N. E. Oerti atrcet. Portland, at a Van.
couver. Wash., hospital. August 26. 8r.
vlved by husband Otis H. Storm of Port
land: two daughters, Mrs. Qladys Smith of
Salem and Mr. Verla Halsey or Salemi
and five sons, H. E, Baldwin, C. F. Bald
win and Dan Baldwin, all of Kellogg, Ida.,
and Buford Baldwin and Fred Baldwin,
both of Portland. Services will be held
at the Clough-Barrlck chapel Tuesday,
August 30, at 3 p.m. with Rev. Walter
Naff officiating. Interment at Belcrest
Memorial park.
Martin L, Morris
Martin L. Morris, at the residence at
3303 North Fourth street, Salem, August
36. at the age of 96 years. Survived by
two children, Dr. Henry E. Morris of
Salem and Dr, M, L. Morris of Pine Bluff,
W-o.; a daughter, Mr. Howard Allender
of Salem: a brother, M. G. Morris of Yam
hill; a alster. Lizzie Morris of Yamhllll
eight grandchildren and eight grandchil
dren. Services will be held at the Macey
chapel in McMlnnvllle Tuesday, August
j0, at 10:30 a.m. with Interment In (he
Masonic cemetery ,t McMlnnvllle. Direc
tion Clough-Barrlck chapel with Rev,
S. J. Osborne officiating.
Louanna Louise Hagedorn
i-ouanna Louise Hagedorn, late resident
of 1925 South 19th street, at a local hos
pital August 38, at the age of three and a
half months. Survived by parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Neal Hagedorn. Announcement of
services later by Clough-Barrlck com
pany. Why Suffer
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SALEM. ORE.