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AUTOMOBILES
4T BC1CK wdMUti RAH, oth r extra.
11494. Ph3-HH. 2C2
ONE OF th ortl 1948 studebaker Com
mander, Pullr wuipped. Otnir, ph.
3-1081. q2J
MODEL A roadster. New top and side cur
tains. Good motor and paint. 8 re
twten 33 p.m. Ph. 3-3891. 353
1 CHEV. Master Sedan. Oood tires nd
motor. Will Mil cheap. 4943 Wolf. Keiier
dist. 2jn
M MODEL A ford 185. 1339 N. 16th.
lM
SPECIAL
A tln Frarer Manhattan. Low mile
M, KdeH, new slip cover.
BEX MR. smith
TEAGUE MOTOR CO.
Ph. 14171 24S
MERCl'RT J-Door, 6.M0 mils, RAH.
phone 3-1433 after p.m. q364
J3 MODEL A Pord. Good cond. Ht." 3,
Box 336. E. 1. Adams, evening. jaei
'37 OLDS M OBILE8S X 4-Door" Sedan? Hest-
cr. Good cond. 3293 N. Liberty. qafll
(780.00 EQUITY 1949dflujce" H-ton CheV!
pickup. 6,000 mile. Trad tor 1943 ft-
ptM Che-., Ford. Dodift or Plymouth.
Phona tvenlnf 1-8081. Ketchum. ,JM
CHECK THE
H
SPOT
Eisner Motors to Sell
ISO USED CAR LOT
ISO rour old od. 13tb St. Junction.
OpD ttU 10 P.m. Q367
Eisner Motors to Buy
NEW 161ft Mercurr 8 pact, eotxpe. Haj ov.
erdrlve, clock, R&H. Little over 2000
milee. WtU aell or trade equity tor sood
small car. Ph. J-S7JI. qj0
Why Buy a 1949 Model
When You Can Get a
1950 NASH at
MARION MOTORS
337 CENTER
CHECK THE
SPOT
CAR ACCESSORIES tt re ft tube at coat
price. Flrt coin first served a this l
close-out sal Dealers welcomed. R.
D. Woodrow Co.. 450 Center.
PONTIAC
Good Will Cars
' PONTIAO SEDAN, COUPS.
R tt U tl4
W PLYMOUTH SEDAN 11
'41 DODOI SEDAN HIS
7 PONTIAO SEDAN 145
IS PONTIAO COUPE 145
Herrall-Owens Co.
TRADES TERMS
0 X. Llbertj Ph. I-41U. .
ZEEB'S USED CARS
BtT SELL
TERMS
330 Hood St.
TRAPS
1 LOTS
ph. 8-771.
CHECK THE
SPOT
M CHEV. matter coupe Tires, body,
motor excellent cond. Radio, heater.
I22S, P.O. box 112, Woodburn. Q2B0
Eisner Motors Fine Cars
'34 V-. 3 -door 390. Rt. 8, box 652. On EaeTe
Creek RL 20
ISSv CHEV. Vt ton hvy. duty pickup 4
speed trans., 1425, or reasonable offer.
Jamea Colrtn. 1305 N. Capitol. Ph. 3-3435
0.380
MOTORCYCLES. SCOQTERS
3945 HARLEY 74. Nrw motor, tires, len
ders. Flanders, seal beami. Perfect
shape, will sell or trade for small car.
Ph. 382B4 between h ft t P.M. qa2g2
47 SALISBURY motor scooter, 195. Ken
neth He!dertl85S S.th. qa283
ldtwHARLFY Davidson 81. Low mtlesee.
Foot shift. Dorland Swan, Ph. 3-4127
qa262
e.Nei'ee4e'
BOATS
JS' PLYWOOD boat. Rec. 317S. Floor sam
ple now 99. MONTGOMERY WARD,
Salem. 00.285
J FINANCIAL
IF YOU want to sell you property !t w!H
lay you to know how much of an FHA
oan H will atand. This Information la
obtainable with very little trouble. Do
not hesitate to cell on us for any In
formation you desire on FHA loans
STATE FINANCE CO.
153 S. HUH St.
Tt!. 14111.
FARM AND CITY LOANS
44-, and 3
YOUR OWN TERMS of repayment within
reason Cash tor Real Estate Contract
and Second Morteacf I
CAPITOL SECURITIES CO.
101 Pioneer Trust Bldt. Ph. 3-7183 r
PRIVATE MONEY
Spec Rntes and Term
On Career Loan
Loni and Short Tim
Pftnrents
ROY H SIMMONS
131 South Commercial St Phone 3-9101
r
AUTO LOANS
WTLLAM ETTa CREDIT CO
183 S Church
Parkin a Plenty
Ph t-243f Moi No M-139 8-1S4
. $ CASH $
Hollywood Finance Co.
IPftO rairerntind Road
tlext Door to Bank
FTf Parkfni
Phone I7"12 Lie k MJ S29I
Flovd Kenyon Mir t
FOR YOUR SAVINGS INVESTMENT buy
real estate flrt morteair"i, properties
Salem ft vicinity. MnVe your own se
lection, nett you 9 percent We talce
care or all collection if aeitrea
Amounti tlooo. to several thouand dol
lar gf or rail un for particulars
STATE FINANCE CO.
133 8 Hlth St. TM tm. t
SEE PS POR
ATTRACTIVE FARM LOANS
OXLT 4-. OR 4'ii INTEREST
to 40 Y,r and No CommuuloB
Leo N. Childs, Inc.
REALTORS
344 Stat Bt Pnone 1-38C3
OESrRAL FINANCE CORP
LOANS
Lie S-133 and M-329
and
ROY R SIMMONS
INSURANCE AND LOANS
TRAILERS
rt FT. YAG 4 BONO traiVrtmtM .1
new. ee brakfi. oil heat, bat coic
tng and man other ft attire. 4383 Ht
iar. Ph. 3-3M7. Ull
TRAILERS
TRAILER par, f L0 month, with all on
temenc. soutn aid of Paulu Bra.
Park-.nc Co., 1749 Oxford. Roth Trailer
Court.
rACTORr-m fLT trailer noun, esc. rond..
Uttp 4. Very reasonable. 5ir Crest
Trailer Park. North River Rd. 1364
DIRECTORY
tDbiNo MAraiNi
All : o4 mcchtOM. toM. rectad.
repaired ftoea tt Court Phots t-T73
APPLIANCE SERVICE
CLtCTRlV HOME appliance rapa.1T Mrrlc
new appliance Tiaee1 Stactria Phone
Free tit: marc Trade-la Mcptd
9-9339 107 8 Ltbertf St o
AT-l'R DOOR SHARPENING
Lawn mowers, scissor, knives sharp
ened. Dexter. 1320 Center. J-68SS. o
AUTO RADIOS
MARION MOTORS
NASH SZRVICR
Tovtnc aerrtee day photu l-RM Wear
S-1804 113 Center o
SL'ILOING CARPENTRY
Remodel, rpalr that bom now. Term.
No down parmeat. Phone 3-4850 o
Bl'LLDOZINQ
Lac, crnd. cler, carrratt wit. Ph. 42383
or 1 1264. Oeo Worth, 840 Plymouth Dr
o274
Bulldoxlns, levellDl, road bldg clear
Ing. teeth for bruah. Vlrxu Hua-key, 1010
Palrview Ave. Ph. 3-314S, Salem. o3
Daas Roblzisos. Ph. i-ttil oi
J-t308
03S5
CASH REGISTERS
The National Oah RecUter Co.
Caih RecUter - Accouattnc Machine
Sale - Senrtoo SuppUei
S Oatnoa Street Pnon i-il
o24
loetan delivery oi new RCA i
rtguttr Ai' mala sold, rented,
pal-rd Roan 4 Court PS 1-4773
CEMENT WORK
Por expert cuaranteod attatetloa new
or repair of foundation, aldenalka.
driveway, patio, eurba. wall, ate. Gall
1-4850
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Furnace ohlraner vacuum cleaned.
Ertaley. 771 S. 2Ut. Ph. 2-71T. o2a
CONCRETE WORK
If U'a made of concrete,
on you? work. Ph. 3-1159.
i bid
o264
DRESSMAKING
Dresamaklng ft alteration. Wurk guar
anteed. 1290 N. 34th. Ph. S-7885. o374
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
Vtnce' Electric for electrical wtrtnc,
contractlnav repatrtng, 137 S- Liberty
l!S0f o
EXTERMINATORS
Cockroach, Moth Exterminator advice
Ph. 3-3058, Lee Croa. Rt. $, Son 437-C.
e285
Bretthauoft for flower Dial t-17t o
FURNACE A CIRCCLATOR SERVICE
Vacuumed ft repaired. Dvorak Ph. 3963
o363
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
J. R Watklns Co
tTery 1717 Center
products Free de
Ph 3-S36S. a'
INSULATION
Johns-Manvllle. Phone 3-3748.
JANITOR SERVICE
Window Cleaning
Janitor Berries Floor Waxing
Butidinxs Factories - Rome
Etlir,atea Without Obligation
AMERICAN BLDO MATKT CO.
Ph. Salent 3-9133
LA.VDSCAPF NURSERY
P A. Doerfler ft Sons, Ornamental. 150
K Lancaster Dr at 4 Cor Pn 3-1333 o
DELUX SERVE 8 EXP Laundry. 148 Jet
feraon St. Phone 234S1. o
LAW.VMOWERS
Sharpened, cuaranteed service. Hew
power and hand mowers. Call Harry
W. Scott. 147 S. Oom'l St. 03-
MATTRES8ES
Capital Beddtnc. Phone 3-4009.
MUSIC LESSONS
Spanish ft Hawaiian Guitar. Mandolin,
Banjo, etc 1521 Court St. Ph. I-T5.
02 W
OFFICE FURNTTDRR SUPPLIES
Desk chairs, file and Mini suppllas,
safe; duplicator and cuppllea, desk
lamp, typewriter atand. brief ease
Pierce Wire Recorder. Roen, 458 Court
OIL BURNER SERVICR
We uarante our work. Ph. 3-8882. Eve.
4-2424. 0273
Exp. Interior patnttne. Wilson. Ph. t-732
o281
Vfstrom'a are equipped
palntlm Phone 3-2493
PAPERHANGINO
Expert Paperhanflnr and patnttne:. H.
t. Woodworth. Ph. 2-5S68. Frta eat.
02T9
PAINTING ft PAPERHANGINO
Palntlnf ft paper In. Pre est- Ph. 3-3803
0301
Palntlnf and paperhandnr dona ezpert
ty and reasonably. Ph 2-8019. o2S3
Patnttm and paper hantctnc Free tt
m,.te. Ph 3-95 IS 7 Shplptnc O280'
PLUMBING
Fisher. 844 Com'l. Ph. 3-3019.
PIUTt'RK FRAMING
Picture fremiti Hutchson Paint Store
Phoue 3-8S87
REFRIGERATION SERVICE
SAND A GRAYKY.
Garden Soil, crushed rock. Shovel and
dracltne excavatlnc Wailtni Sand ft
Gravel Co, Phone t-9249
Valley Sand ft Grave, Co SUt, aand ft
1 11 dirt Exeavatlna 10B shovel ft eata
Tractor scoop ft trucks for dirt novlni
h office 94002, re. 97148 a
EWERS AND SElTTr TANKS
Elect rte Roto-Rooter Excluslv Patent
Racor hrp Steel Cuuin Blade
Clean Sewers. Drains, Tanks.
3-5327
SEWING MACHINES
Bouaht, sold, rented, repaired. ZZ erm.
Alt make. W, Davenport, Ph, t-77l
o28t
SEPTIC TANKS
K P. Hamel. Seotle tank cleaned
Electric machine service on sewer and
drain line. Ou ran teed work 1143-flth
St . West Salem. Pn 3-7404. 0273
Vacuum Pumping, no mileage chsree
Call ua collect. Todd Septic Tank
Service, 2445 State St Phone 2-0TS4.
Hlke'a Septic Service Tanks cleaned
Rote Rooter 6rvic on Sewer 1079
tm St.. W Ssem Ph. 8 -Ait. S.&33T
0281"
AEW1NO MACHINES
All make repaired, tree sttmte
Smart Sewine Machine Co 130 No
Commercial Ph 3-3313
T PFHPITSR
Smith Corona Remington Roral. Under
wood portable hv makn jed maehioe
Repa-Tft and rent o M Cnurt e
TRNFEP A STORAGE
.ca ft Distance Transfer ttotate
8-irner ou coat ft ortQueu Truck to
Portland dally Aeent tot Bktn Houe
hose goods moved to en r where to O 4
, Canada Larmee Transfer ft Starage
Ph J-J13I o
VENETIAN BLINDS
A teT Venetian 8i:nr made to order ut
reflaWied Retnhotdt ft Lel 3-3839
Elmer The Blindman
WETHI.RTRITrrNh
Fret estimate. T. PULLMAN. Ph. 3-5MS.
WELCnRILUNa
Journal Wont Ads Pay
S4LFM MARKETS
Completed fraaa rspwrt Caieflt deafer
fw tuldaac of tapilH Jaarstat
Reader. tRlad AaUj
Retell Feed Frleee:
tt Mb 14 .
Kbltlt rellete 4.38.
Datrr Feed 13.70.
Pealteri BufUic prt-Ordt A otor
ed hu l!c; cra.de A Lei horn hen,
and up, T-I9e. Orade A Old roofterc tS
11-tBc; grt A colored trjr thr the
Ufa
Bsyina Frfee Ixlra Ian AA. 4e;
!n AA. bit: Jan A, iV0-S7ti medium A A.
40c: medlua A. I-44c; puUU. )l-33e.
Wheleaala Frtoea En wholi srlM
-7e above the pTlre; above trade A
tenerillr uMd t 2ci aieOlum, 4e.
Bvlterfel
Premium Ue: Mo. t, t4e; Ka. t, M-0c,
(buy In: price ).
Butter Whok4l cradt A, Met c-
eaU nc.
rrtti Oratn
Portland. Kov. I tjeV-Caah Tin: OaU
No. 1, it lb. white. H.OO. barley Ho. i,
4 lb. B.W., 65 50; Ho. 1 flax. 3 80.
caan wneat tbidr soil wmt l.JOi aoit
white texcludinc Rti S.30; whit club
3.30.
Hard red winter: Ordinary J 30; 10 per
cent 2 30; 11 per cent 3 30. 12 per nt
2.30.
ToUr ear receipt : Wheat tt; barter
flour 4; com IS: oat I; mtltteed U.
DIRECTORY
WINDOW SHADES
WasbaUa. Roller Mad to order. J Day
Del Relaholdt ft Lewis Ph 33639- e
WINDOW CLtANTNO
Aome l.tndow Cleaner Window, watt
ft woodwork, cleaned Floor cleaned
wased and polished Ph I-ISJT 347
Courv Laasdoa, Cuibsruos and Matbar
WOOD A BAWDVST
West Salem Fuel Co, Ph 3-4031.
WOODS A WING
Atkins Croat, Ph. 3-ST4 or 3-C179.
LEGAL
NOTICE OR SALE OF TAX FORECLOSED
LANDS
Pram end after 11:00 a.m.. Tueadar No
vember 22, 1940, at the West door of the
Maron County Courthouse In Salem, Ore
gon, pursuant to an order of the County
Court for Marlon County, Ores on, made
and entered on the 8th day of October,
lt. I will sell at public sale lor cash
to the highest bidder at not lea than the
minimum price below specified all of the
followlnt described parcel of real prop
er tr;
,73 acre in section 13, xownsntp Botun,
Rame t West, Vol. 104, pace 377,
Marlon County Deed Records, Wtn. P.
Lord and W, O. Lord 1100.00
Salem, Capital Park Addition, Fr, ot
block 19. Vol. 183. pace SO, VoL 191,
pass 152, Wm. M. Trsmbath and Ber
tha Traabath 11 .000.00.
DENVER YOUSQ, Sheriff
Marlon County. Ores on.
October 12. 13, 25. Not. 1.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY
NO. 1344
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 8TATX
OF OREGON FOR THR COUNTY
OF MARION
the Matter ot the Eatatd ot EMMA
K. BUCKUN. Deceancd,
NOTICE JS HEREBY OJVIH that the
undersigned, administrator with the mill
annexed of the estate oi Emm H. Bucklin.
deceased, will, on and after November 19,
1949, at 10:00 o'clock In the forenoon of
said day, at the office of the undersigned
at 109 North Commercial street In Salem,
Marlon County, Oregon, sell at private
sale tor cash the following described real
premises, to-wit:
me aoucrj. thirty (Kit rest or Lot two
(2i, Block 10, Southwest Addition to the
City of Salem, Marlon County, Oregon,
Said salt will be made In Dursuance of
an order of the Honorable Rex Klmmell,
on of the Judtn of the above entitled
court, which order was mad and enter -
on October 18. 1949 In proceeding
pendlnt In said court entitled "In the
Matter of the Estate of Emma H. Buck
lln. Deceased," clerk's register Mo. 13404,
ana ta sate wttl be mad cuoject to eoa-
urmauoa oy seta court.
uatea tnis lexn aey or actooer,
PIONEER TRUST COMPANY. Adminis
trator with the Will Annexed of the
Estate oi Emma H. Bucklm, Deceased.
By K. E. WENOER, Trust Officer,
RHOTBH & RHOTEH
SAM F. BPEERfiTRA
Pioneer Trust Buildmi
Salem, Oregon
Attorneys for Administrator.
Oct. 19, 25: Nov. 1, 8.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE HEREBY 2S GIVEN that br an
order ot the Circuit Court ot the State
of Orecoa for the county ot Marlon. In
Probata, duly mad and entered on the
seventh day of October, 1949, we have
been tiuly appointed executrixes of the
last will and testament and estate of
CLEMA MCLAUGHLIN, deceased, and
that we have duly Qualified as such ex
ecutrlxe. All persona having claim
etalnet said oatatt hereby are required
to present them, with proper vouchers, to
us at 214 Pioneer Trust Building, Salem,
Oregon, wlthnt six month after the data
ot the tint publication of till notice.
Dated and first oublisaed tn eiereotn
day ot October, 1949.
EUEAHCTH SiUUN,
MARY SIMON
Executrix, aforesaid.
JOHH CARSOM.
Attorney for Executrixes,
Oct. 11. 19. 35, Nov. 1.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY
2N THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE
OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OP
MARION
In the Matter ot th Sitatg ot MARY
DAVIE, Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that lha under
signed, W, W. McKlnney, a Executor ot
the estate or Mary Davie, oeceasea, win.
an and alter ihe- 301 n oav o: Novemosr.
1849. at 10:80 o'clock In the forenoon of
said day at the oil ice of W. W. McKin-
ner. Attorney at Law, 207 pioneer Trust
Building, Salem, Marlon County, Orecon,
Mil t private sale tor cash the- following
described real premise, to wit:
Lot numbered rive Sf m hwcc num
bered Eleven lll. In North Salem, la
the City of Salem, Marlon County,
tte of Oregon, according to the duty
recorded plat thereof on file and oi
record in the office of th County Rec
order for Marlon County, State of Ore
gon, tn Volume 1, on page 19, Record
of Town PUU tor ald County and
State.
Satd ala will b mad tn pursuanc
of an order of the Honorable Rev Klmmell,
one of th Judgea ot the Circuit Court of
the Stat of Oregon, for the County ot
Marlon, which o.rder was made and en
tered on ths 38th day of Ocfboer, in
proceeding pending in said Court entl
tlld "In the Matter of the Eatate of
Mary Davie, deceased," Clerk registra
tion number 13133, and that said sale
would be subject to confirmation by aald
Court,
W. W. McKtNNET
Executor ot the EUU of
Mary Davte, Deceased
First Publication: November I, 1949
Last Publication: November 29, 1949
Nov 1. 3. 13, 32, 29
NOTICE OF SALE OFRAL"pROPERTY
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OP OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF MARION
In the Matter of the Estate of SARAH
BELLE McKINNEY, Deceased.
NOTICE t hereby given that the Under
signed, LEWIS McKINNEY, as Executor ft
th mat oi saran ueiie MCR.mneyf ac
cessed, will, on and after th 10th day ot
November, 1949. at 10:00 o'clivk in the
forenoon of said day at tht office of W. W,
McXlnney. Attorney at Law. 307 Pioneer
TnMt Building, Salem, Marlon Counly.
Oreeoft. sell at private sale for cash th
following described real premise. 10 wn:
Lot Pour 4t. Block nine , My
ers Addition to Salem, Marlon County,
Oregnn, aa chowa br the dulr record
ed plat thereof on file and ot record
in Volume 2, pace 19. Record ot Town
Plat for Uarion Count?. Oregon.
am ! will b made in pursuance ot
an order of the Hfm&TtbJt George R. Dun
can, one of the Jurist of the Circuit Court
of th State of Oth on. lor tn county
of Marlon, which order made arvd en
tered on the 17th day of Auaust. l4t. in
proceedings pendlnv in aald Court entitled
"In th Matter of the Estate of Sarah
Rftt UcXiflner. dveM." cirrx reg
istration number 1389). nd that said sal
would ba subject to confirm Hob br acid
Court.
LEWES MCKINWITT
recuioT of the tat at
Sarah Ben Mc Kinney, dtceased
First Fu!lcilo: November I, l4f
Last Publication: Hovember . 1949
W. W. MeKmney, Attorney for th Sstata
Salem, Oregon.
r 1. 9. IS. 73 7
LODGES
i.O.O J mewU svtrf
A Salem Loose Ho. , AT. it
lX KM. Wed.. Not. i. 8ut4 com
munication, 1:30 P-m. Ml
Soybeans and
Grains Rally
Chicago, Nov. 1 Soybeans
rallied sharply toward the close
of today's board of trade ses
sions, on short covering and
buying attributed to cash houses.
Liquidation in December
wheat gave that grain some dif
ficulty in rallying, but toward
ihe close deterred contracts
made good progress.
At the close wheat was H to
higher than yesterday's
close. December $2.22-4.
Corn was 1 to 1 4 higher, De
cember $1. 18-18 ft, Oats were
to higher, December 73 hk
73. Rye was H to 1 cent higher,
November $2.24?-24 and lard
was 3 cents a hundredweight
higher to 20 cents lower, No
vember $3.77.
Laboriles Vote !
Sfeei Seizure
London, Nov. 1 Pi The labor
government last night paved the
way to nationalize Britain's steel
industry, even should it lose the
general election next year.
The labor-dominated house ot
commons for the third time ap
proved the bill reducing the time
by which the conservative house
of lords can delay commons-ap
proved legislation. Now the
lords can delay a bill two years
under the new measure the lords
can hold up legislation for only
one year.
After a formal third reading
on Nov. 11, the lords reform bill
will become law m December.
The measure has a retroactive
clause, covering bills pending
at the time of passage. The most
important of these is the steel
nationalization bill, which has
been passed once by commons
and amended by the lords to de
lay its operation until July, 1951.
The vote on the lords reform
bill was 333 to 19S on vital sec
ond reading. The curb on the
lords is the biggest change in
Britain's parliamentary system
since women were given the
vote 31 years ago.
Appeal Court
Rapped by NLRB
Washington, Nov. 1 &) The!
National Labor Relations Board
has protested to the supreme
court that it isn't getting a fair
deal in the fifth circuit of ap
peals which takes in six southern
states.
The complaint Is made by So
licitor General Philip B. Perl
man in petitions appealing five
labor cases from the appellate
court.
Perlman said the cases were
not ones which ordinarily would
be carried to the tribunal but
would bring "to the court's atten
tion the special seriousness of
the board's enforcement prob
lems in the court below."
Under the law, the labor
board must go to the courts for
enforcement orders.
Perlman cited what he called
a "pattern of denial" of NLRB
rights in the fifth appeals court
and said the "inordinately large
number" of labor cases before it
"bodes ill" for those now in low
er courts.
The fifth circuit court handles
cases in Georgia, Florida, Ala
bama, Mississippi, Louisiana,
Texas and the Canal Zone. It is
headed by Judge Joseph C. Hut
cheson, Jr., of Houston, Tex, a
bitter critic of the NLRB.
Hutcheson once complained in
a speed of the "arrogance and
tyrannical impatience" of the
board.
The liquid left from cooking
vegetables may be used to dilute;
evaporated milk for a cream
sauce.
CIO Convention Opens At Public hali, Cleveland, O., the
CIO opened a week-iong convention ot some 800 delegates,
A move by the right-wing majority to discipline CIO left-wing
unions promises to make the meeting one of the most im
portant in the history of the big Industrial union federation.
(AP Wirephoto)
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Fiance Dies Br. John Duzik, Beverly Hills dentisi and
formerly from Rock Springs, Wyo., died at a Santa Monica
hospital from post-operative complications. He is shown
with June Haver, film actress, who was at Ms bedside at the
time of death. (AP Wirephoto)
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
9tea Livestock Market
(By Valley Packing ComPtorf
Lamb. 119.00 to 319.30
Feeder Iamb. . t3.iJ to 916.00
Ewe .tt Od to .00
Cutter cow T-M to
Fat dairy cow JtO.Ofl
Dairy heller tiAM to mm
Sail 1J. 10
Cslre. good 13C6-459 -316.0& to WAS
Veal tlSO-380 Ihs.l top 51.f to
,.r&rttatd Eaattlde Market
Cauliflower sold tot tl.Tl to 33.00 a
grata for too quality ertth No. 2 stor
going at 81.00 to ,I!S on ttw Portland
Easulda Farmer Wholesale Produce
market today.
Oreen onl&n brought S tc SS ccnU a
dozen bunches.
Spinach was 313 J to 31. HI an eranga
hoc.
Oelerr was quoted at 33.71 to 33 f&r
itudet rtes. pascal, with heart at
l.0 to tt.74 ft down.
Local corn brought 11.88 to i1
doxen ear crate.
Portland pyodse
dlata change- Premium duality maximum
to J3i to 1 percent acidity delivered: la
Partialis -aso lb., vi cor i.
cor. 57 -60c, 99 score, t&c. Valley route
and nnntrv aolnl 3a les than IW-
Butter wholesale na ia eace w
wholesalers, grade S3 score, 83c A
ai vnr. Kit-: Tt SO xrorr. 0&C lh.. C 3d
score. 5Tc, Ahavg price are- jerietly
namtnat
Clweae Settttif price to Portland whol-
14, nrtxnn Ktrtn tu 10-42C. Oftjn 3
am ioal 41-436; tttnlet t1 1 than
singles
s li. fvUia.t4int A tract large.
: 37 k -38 SvC : A medium. 49- 50 ic; gcads
B large, 30-51 c; small A grade, 42c,
pArilaBxt nir Mket
Batter Price to retailer: Oratfe AA
prints, 3er AA cartons, 89c; A print.
jutv.- A Mi-tart 99c: B &rlnts. tit.
Sec Prices to retailers: Orada AA
lairve. 2c do.; eerltfled A large, lc;
A large, 0c; AA medium. 49c; certified A
medium, c; B medium, esc; a arnat.
at? rfnns 9i aWtittttanl.
Cneeaa price to recaiicr; rutu&iiu
Ossson alnclet 39c; Oxeean loat,
lb. loais 44'-B in.; uipnw, iv. wuu
Vhaa singles. rremium ocanaa ag.
31Ve Ib.i loaf. t
Lire Chicken No. J eIj FOB
plants. No. I brottenr under 3 lb. 3&-2tc
lb, frKta t- las- 33-28c; J-4 lb 37c;
roaster t lb and over, 37c; fowl,
L'-gnoru 4 lbs and under. 18-25c. over 4
lb. 30c; colored towL att weight, S3-34c;
rooster, all weight, IT-He.
Tarkeya Set to growers. He Ott com;
43o cm hens; sale price to letalfe;.
torn, 38Vt: hen. O'-s.
Rabbits Average to grower, Irta wtvites,
4-3 lb.. 19-3&0 lb.? 6-8 lb- 1-S8
colored t cents lower: old or fce?y dees,
and buck. - I2cc tresa trrer to eawwi.
40e.
CMniTv-KitleA Meat
Veal, top Duality, su-sw w.; onwf
grades atcordiAg to weight ad o;ualHr
with poor or heavier. -2Sc.
Hoes Light blockers, JS-ttfr; , W
33c. Lambs Tou Quality, PTlnge, SS-tfc;
mfttrnn
Beet Good cow, 20-2ic lb.; cannerg-
cutter, it-wc.
Freb Dressed Heat
(Wholesalers to cetattcr per ewt.lr
nf .teia. cond 30r-OT .'rw.. 343 45:
commercial, (3S-J9; uttiitr, 3t-34, utttltr.
927-39.
Cows Cowimertial, Jl-iJi utility, t2t
j&; etniwra-catt!, 333-3S
ci fOD&d Bteersv: Bind owarter
tS3-3; rounds. 333-3: fall loin, trimnwd
t?S-?; triangles, cnacs,
tJ9-4t; rib 352-53: lorewarters
Vtal and calf. Good, 37-fr; commercial,
333-33; utility, 128-32.
Lambs: Oood-chotee aprtng lamh, 341'
; commercial, -'. ttttUtr, 323-33,
m. m w
' ..TlT
r - rr n .x&tu
' J '.7
4
-jli!
Mutton. Good, TO Its dowa. ftlC-SS
Pork cuts: Lol & 1 9-V3 lb. SSB-M.
shoulder IS- lbs down, 339-t&; spare
rib. 3VJ-5&; creaM 932-31 m:xd
Kclahu 93 per ewt. lower
Caacara Hark lry 12ie fb., (ma ? fh
Wad Valley eoars and meolum exade
43c lb.
Mohair 33e lb oa 12-m oath crawta.
oontttuilly. -
(! Cartel. JOe it., accordinc tc
weight, llo JSc lb., beef li-J2c ib.. bull
4-Tc it. Country buyers any 3 las
Nut Oue-tati&na
M-iil rQtne, first Qiy jam
. 3i.1t: larse. 32.7c: mediara. 37 3:
second tjaallly Jamboa. 3t.3e: large. 29.2c;
medium. 2o.2c; baby. 22.2c; soft hell first
ousllty large, 2.?e; medium. 28.2c; rc
ond quality largo. 22 2ci medium 3:4 To.
babr 22 21:,
ertbertt Jumbo. Ma Ih.t tarce. t9t.
medtum. Wo; amaU, tic
Calrass- Lireetock
CiilcMo. Not. 1 tV Livestock markrtr
Ho: Salable 13 Mm. Slow: butcher
to SO cents lower.- mast sate 34 cents:
tower; closed at fait decline: sows scarce;
mostly cents toer; too IT.lfl naid
spartnglr; most good and choice 10 1
(a . t,T5 to it.aa.- t.
14.TS; weight over 260 lbs. and ad?r
200 lbs., scarce; batcher under 1H& lb,
pacticaliy absent; good and eholcB- sow
under 43f lbs., to. 19.5. heavier
weights down lo 14,f.
Sheep: Salable 3.&W. Slatiehter lamiM
and yearling weak to 5& cents lower;
practleat top chocle natlre lambs. 23,30;
medium to awrae chotce reatUni to.
load: lots IS SO ti JQ.Ofl; aheeu ettotw;
medium western res, 9.i0; choice native
to tt.OQ.
Cattle: Salable 5,Std. Calve 400, Rather
slow; steers steady to SO cent fuxiwr:
advance- on medium to- low good kind--,
heifer tedy; cow steady to tros;
other clauses steady: about 10 load choice
1 prime i& ItOO b. fed sieer. t&.SO
to 41.&&; one- load around 137& lb. wMghl,
.&&: bulk good t& low choice- steers and
yearlmjr. 27.0& to 35.0O: medium to low.
good gradtw, 21.0 to 28.S&: load choice- 909
lb, fed heifers, 33.0&; bulk good fed
heifers. 28.QQ to 3B.S6; modittm to low-
cool, 19.30 to 33.00; good: cor. 1S.30 to
L9.sui cammott atid atMtam orec cor.
1S.73 to W.23: cm twe gtwi. cattecs ll.JWr
to IS-T5; medium gad good auss.ee bull,
iS.Stt to zo.ao: hull: medtum to caotce
vealers, 35.00 to Ifi.Sfl-. a few JdM,
Portland Lit&r
Portland, Ore., Soy. 3 flifo L4veloc:
Cattle salable 390-; holdover 3fi; market
Terr alow : ear ly sale meal iv odd lot
cleanup at weak prices: common and me
dium cows steady with Monday's :
ljrr close; steer offering mwtlr cutter i
and: cammoti at 12 30 to medium
stockecs 13.00 to 17.0S; top ted steer Mon
day 2,M; good ted ivttere ta 24 00; c-
ner and cutter oa today 9m ta lo.ao;
shrlls down to 7.00; common and low ;
Elum 13.00 to IS 00; common and
medium sau&ax bulla JS SO to i.00, Catve 1
salable- 5ft: holdover i&; aood and choice
vfftlers eufMable steady at 33-.00 to
commnjt and medium heavy calve 13.99
to 1S&&.
Hots ssi-abie Ssr good and eholc V
lb. butchers 30 cent lower at 19. 50; good
142 Shi, 1T2S; good 240 to 3 lb. tw
U.50 to 19.30; cfijtc so lb. feeders Mon
day 16 .00.
gheeo. salable zsa; no(4over too: mar
ket very slow; frw eiriy aales good and
choice iiwhtr lamb SO cent lower
af 3&.50 to 31.00; one lot 31 50; good ewe
&.39 lo 7.se.
Strikes lo Release
Box Cars for West
Portland, Nov. 1 m A Un
ion Pacific raiiroad official re
ported last night that fdie east
ern lines' boxcars, ordered west,
should soon ease the shortage on
western lines.
A spokesman for the road said
the interstate commerce com
mission had ordered westward
movement of long trstns of emp
ties siandina on side tracks.
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Capital Journal, Safew, OrtTatwlay, November 1, 19431?
Stocks Advance
Irregularly
New York, Nov. 1 3"i News
of settlement of the Bethlehejr
Steel strike made only a minoi
dent on the stock market today
Downward tendencies devel
oped for a short while in tlw
morning but enough buying sup
port soon appeared to give a
wide variety of issues a small
lift.
Gains for a majority of issues
ran to around a point, with
most of them fractional. Steel
issues scarcely budged.
Turnover hit a rate of around
1,300,000 shares for the fail
session.
Fu Pont was a comparatively
strong spot.
Others ahead most of the day
included Youngstown Sheet,
General Motors, U.S. Rubber.
Scars Roebuck, Douglas Air-
phone, Komestake STinfng, Gen
eral Electric and Standard Oil
N.J.).
Chrysler lagged, along with
Montgomery Ward, Consolidat
ed Edison and United Aircraft
STOCKS
Bt the Atsactc&td f f -c
Amertiraa ca it"i
Am Pow 4k Lt .,., SJS
m Tel A Tel ,.,,,,.,.141-S
Anaconda 37
tltrnii Aviation- yy
atih 6tttl je-1-,
Bcelng A:rpl ... JSi
Calif Packing 3i
Canadian Paclfla- t3'4.
Law j 1 t'
Ca?erlHar S24
Chrysler TV
Comwitn ft Bon ...
Cans VuiCne 15fi
Cemcttwnxal Can .,,,,.
Crown Ztlteroaco. 37
Curtii Wright 7
RWtJM , ?
Dupftnt d Hem sV
Oeneral Fnd .....,,......,.,,, 471
Oenersl Motor dk
Ooodreai Tiro .fc ov
Irrt Harrester v jsi
Int Paper ..,,,.,, 4i
Kenrtecott ,,-. s-i
Unby Mc tt L r. ,,,
Lung Belt "A" -...,..,... 33.
Montgomery ward 5.2'
Nash. Kelflna-tos 15
fti Dairy 554
"7 Central ,.., l&V
Sorlhern Paclfl
Pas- Am Fish :2k
Pa Oaa filf ...,.,, 22'
P Tel & Tel .,.. 101
Pennef t C ...v. 324
Radio Carp .,,.,,,., li.
RayonWf ., US.
R5ont Ptd . r,,, VI
Reynold Metal J
Ritrhfieid ..,....,,.. 3H
Safeway etores
Sear Roebuck ......., 43
Soalhera Paciflo Vi4
'fttanrtard Oil Co. 7i
iStudebaker G&rs- ...
Sunshine Mining;
.. 1&T4
Transameri-ca ....
Union Oil Cal ....
Union Pacific .....
, 13
, 27
, 14lk
Waited Atrimet ...
U B Steel . .,,
Wacaer I' cat pin
ffaolwartb: ...
12H
TlA
Annual Camperoo
OfBoyScoufs
The Silver Creek camp of the,
recreation area of that district
became a huge demonstration
area over the week-end when
approximately 185 scouts troopi
ifttiii?. 4 arjiti 9couimaatK-z3 iuwji
.. t it. . r
part tn the annual csmeroo of!
Cherry Ctty district. Boy Scouts
of America,
The demonstration included j
the construction of fireplacesj
camp cookery pitching and dit-j
ching for several types of tentaj
use of the compass and several!
imilar activities.
The program was under the1
sponsorship of the Order of the
Arrow, senior scouting honorary
camping organisation. Troop
participating Included Salem I,
3, 6, 8, &t 10, II, 12, 13, 15, IS, 19
and 2&; Keizer 41, ftftddle Grove
42 and Milt City 4&,
Hole in Pocket Leads
To Robber's Arrest
San Francisco Nov. 1
Robert Moreland is in Jali today
because of a hole in his pocket.
Yesterday tw& men helfl up
Tsutomu -Vakarnotsu'a cleaning
shop, banged him over the head
and departed with the contents
of his cash register mostly small
change and his clnthes.
Police Palr&Iman Ralph Me-
Kinley answered the cleaner's
call and fallowed a trail of
dimes and nickels $45 in all)
tt a nearby dwelling where, he
said he found the IS-year-oJd
jMoreland and Natkamotsu's
: overcoat.
The second man wasn't
around and had Iff no trail to
followed.
Moreland faces trial on a rob-
ijbery charge
Fair Weather fct
rontpr m VMIpv
The fair weather due to
rontlnue, for at least another
tf?y state the weather hureau.fBarnara BMtr
altnough the situation in marre?
somewhat with forecast of fng
j.v:rsti i'ArA,,r mn -
l-i tsM.t win; - j
:nff Urn-. -. S.l r"
I" . , f--e. bt of , rl .s;S
Minimum tpmjjerature Tuesf7Pri-t rrmt i --
day tnomfne tew 3Jr r'.; TiSiV
degrees, but blue skies and sun- eeswwcT. P.s im i.oer.
shine prevailed. Cool tempera- L r ttMMl
tures are predicted again for i? wvr ti, i r atfrn
niRht and Wwfmwtay monte. Tt?
The Monday maximum was 89!mw w s. " t .
decree jwmwo :! wmpaw.
3 of Cabinet
Resign in Italy
Rome. Nov. I Italian so- .
?ialist wrangiing today threaten
ed to upset Premier Alcide D
Gasperi's coalition government.
Dissension among the nation's .
ntsll groups of moderate, anti
rommunist socialists brought th
udden resignation last night of
three of their number from
Gasperi'i cabinet.
While She moderate socialist
count for little in the overwhel
mingly Christian-democrat xe
eminent, their action may auto
matically cause the entire cabi
net So fall. Should their resigna
tions stand, traditional parlia
mentary procedure requires th
premier and his whole cabinet
to resign.
L ";V"; TZZJZ
Lrnment ceTisi ,inc8shil
, .
heavy maiority in the 1&48 gert- m
eraj ejections
Those resigning were V.ce
Premier Gitaeppe Saragat, lead
er o the Italiact soctahst lahar
party (Pslii, and two other Psii
reprt-'sentaiives, Minister of In
dustry and Commerce Ivan Mat
ieo Lombardo and Minister oi
ReeonstrucUon Roberto Tremet-
They stepped out at the cabi
net alter the party decided that
action might hvlp to get a mer
ger of all oi Italy's ami-c&mmtt-nist
socialists. International so
cialist leaders have been urging
such a untoa far some time.
OBITUARY
MaUlda. Ftrll Oedfrer
Dctlu runeral service for Mrs. Ma
tilda Patricia Oedfrpy, 3. no i:ed Oct.
K at yfcij, Ws.-th.. were held from
tn Ht&kla jd Bai;man chapel Ttr
aliem&on at 3 tfclook. Edvcv tesa a
P)U7&n nd Oeonre B. V.rel aJciaC
1ns and &ar;l in the "Ujor rat.c,,
he wa barn at Lorcoto, tda, u.!i li,
1910. and msrrted; Victor Godfrey v rv
metl, Ida, ty t, ws. S'ASvlvins sit h
husbatxd ctvi cMidita, Bay, .
moad, Laery, St jd Ccnnlf, all
it ZlaSaa, and Alma Godlrey. Hood Hlver;
ai feet fatiwr, A. C, Chrlsleaacjr. Rez
ouig, Ida.
Beattte Woff
Woodham. Beatrice Wraif t
dnt at coite I, wroodburft. t P&rilanfl
iwsplxat, October JS. Bmj v S-i. Paal.
v Kotember S3, S94&. and rwioent
ot Oreson ervilre life. Had resided at
rout I, Woodburn, Jor the past 17 fears,
Member c4 St. Paul Catholic- church, Sac
vlvlm are- htuband, Bernard Wall at mat
t, wooooarn: ni a beatiwe, Hn:.!d
Marphy I Roekford, lit Sectts-ttorj f
ih rosary at the Rlaco chaocl Wednes
day, November 2, at 1M p.m., Service r
will b held tt th.e fit, Paut Caiisoiit
church TttttfsctaT, NQ'-ro'jE , i s:jg.
m. Itttermeat in th fit, Paul cemetery.
WHaffir l.ema nroew
Orare wrttj died Suadar tft til Wuite-o-
mah hospital,. PartUcwi, will b sus 'etl.
nrwKi-f z p.m., in tft. HQ.we-Huto&
ch.oel tn lehft.no,n and bisial wiil & i
th Btttn ce-m-etety, Bosr Jwly 21, S-;3,
Qctiifa cama to Orexon Sn S&P, Jiving in
Lebanon ftom 1935 to- 1J4-5. Th jat year
ns Jived as 4319 S- Z. &:mon Port
iand. SO SisjA wifsv AiA ir r.h,nAn.
1194 and Jr year Jailer he marrei-dr -
whtow, n i aarrrreti fry two- sons. Wilbur
and Uertoa Orovea-, bottt oi Lehason.
Lebanon Henry t. Jone-, 33, die ad
denly at hl Brownsville- home Sftiarday
evenln. Bora May 3, he wa
iempiored br tfie Browturtile Timber cuox-
nnr &nA ae- m Vtnr.
pear, Serrloflff aria o held Tttacsdxr
2 p m., gt the Hawe-Kostoa chapel ta jba -non.
laternLent wtll he tn th tOOF twme.
tery. Sitstvota ut atstera K.i Kei5
fa atvd Dor Kudson, Sait-n;
By, letsanon Iiiv Osoosn, CaSKcs-M:
and Annla Lewis, Canada; fcr&tfvF, LeaL
Jone and WUIlara Jonas, xth f ttalfa.
Lwvf I. fia-yde
Aurora One &s tha largest raneral serv
ice ever conducted at the- SMIr funeraf
home th Lawrence- I. Snyder yi-te
SuTMlay afternoon. October 3&. Hev. Joha
J. Stone of the- Canoy Christian e-harrlj-oifrlatd.
Member of Hermes- lodre rfo.
s. Knight of Prthla, of whlcir Mr.
Snrdur ht beect a tnefnlrer for ror
ntu, tnaafuctva Uttax tites at cite Aarar
cemetery, Suctai era in ch atrxtlr ptot.
Palioearera c At Ctmnwtmtn, rtet
Wasrver, Wiitiam Ooodtns, A. Wr K'iu,
Hnry UiiS asvd 06-n St. Kra'A, A-mv
Jwt of Canb-y ? "J th an.
A Chrlsllan 0dlM Mi. T C
Oilier was the- accempanlat. Mr, Snydey
Is serrlred- by his widow. B?-Me: a son,
Carl; two trer, Mrs. Jorras- M. 0;tiei-
will nc wis Emme. J. anrder: and on
heather, ecaest J- Snrder, U of Awrora,
A dancnter, Kts eao. fiaraec, deed at
t whtl gemnc In tlw US. ctot errth;
the- ",. Two hrotaers, Kenty A. tut
Andrew C. Snyder, preceded httn tn
number eS ytars asOv K a&o le.ve
i& mourn hi death- s RiK&ber of npn
w and- l.
DEATHS
Herirefr Je JJ, Sr.
Herbert Lew'.le SIJ?J. S?,. at tin 5kv1-
:dence at m North Winter slreel. ?ove7n-
bec I. at th of ff& rears. sarTiVVng
are ht wrfe,. Row P. Stiff of a.vlem;
w.ottwr, We. Marr atltt at arlent; tow
Tttt. tatt atttt. -lr at 8-iiemj
bsothts, datd L. Sf.ttt it aletnc . sts
r, r, ewn.a Co of Satetn; and
en arandchlid. Annw-incement sefiice
later b-y W. T. Risdoa cosvnany,
Mre, Wele Bsrrlrtt
Mra. Hatter Harriett Crusn. at ia
rwtrtrnw at mate 3. Turner, Manila y,
fVtflirer i. Swter Of Mr. ft7lr- Oil of
RrMt-bfrr. Mn. Cam MiteheH 5vd Mt
tCitrniiech Srheefer of "Tarrrtr Albert
McKay ot Pnltfm. Kim stirmed or r
e.rai niec1 Tt n-prte St-r(iieA wti b
Sved at Vil T, Ctatrten cinaoet "''-1-jvSy,
SwM . at X om. ettth R-r,
Chiw Hat- ((cititinft, !.n?n.nt (Xf.
the Twin fS fTfi'ry at Tiisiws, Pi'--italisti-r
?! fe-y Vifiwi chap-ier. Order
of Sastern rT, of Turner.
ChMttlne eheffee
Crtmtm Schaeff, t reidenr 4
til stcCftr aierme. October 31. S-amvd-fjr
ftec fcwheatt. Crt Jk-ltaffer of
Itti.', tt ttcficawrs, Mr. frr Becirer tnA
Sirs, Cnrtstcn Krt.ne. bal f at feiiT:
to losi, Carl i Scaaettec dt 8lem 4.V.A
Scrs-aetfer f Tit-nei two o.titii'cc
$ft&i 9-f f-Hm and VxK fta
jjf f pj:-.d; i .i.!,dc':dl,
Memhe? off St. Vlei Cahotw eA'ffi,
fte.tetion of tn rory at -e H-vwetl-EsS-wrd
ehpel Wtnwrt?. Sr.&r 3, at
, p n. aerire will be held i l M. Vts
yenft Ctftn W charelr Tl'.wrrt?. Noe-n- ,
sf t at Vt m- Hitermen;
Mi
ufff J
i?rT ?rvs'- rrt. :.Tr
Ociooer 31. survived ftr t.a