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Newspaper Page TextWANTED TO RBNT APBIL 1st. Purn. 1 bd. rm. house, with yard. Located B. of town. Permanent party. Ph. 37601 after 6 P. M. ja09 f BDRM. unfurn. house. Family of 3 with do i. Ph. 36364. jies LOST & FOUND L08T: BROWN billfold In or near Grand Theater. Keep money, return billfold. Ph. 345B0 day, eve. 39536. k69 LOST: Pearl between State office bldzi. Sz Commercial on Court St. Reward. Ph. 35560. Ann Erlckaon. Rt. 1 Wallace Rd. k,o FOUND: Sum of money St papers In Sa lem. Owner describe contents. Call Har ry Rowe Craft shop, Stayton. Phone 954. k70 LOST: IRISH Setter pup. 4 mo. old. Dark red. Rt. 6 Box 180. Ph. 33497. kfl9 MISCELLANEOUS DENTAL PLATE REPAIR 3-HR, SERVICE IN MOST CASES DR. HARRY BEMLER DENTIST Adolph Bldg. State Sz Commercial fits. SALEM Phone 3-3311 m flPENCEB COBSBT1ERE Ca;. 3-5073 m73 LFS SPRINGER, men's hatter. 464 Court. We close Saturdays 13:30. m89 BUILDING MATERIAL 100 RQ. CANADIAN CednrwalT Shakes, all colors, painted and carton packed with dry undercourse, 13.50 per sq. Also 100 q. 18 In. natural shakes St undercourse while the: last 9.00. 5,000 ft. good grade Pecan floor Inn. 150 per M. Cedar Butter "1c per ft. Spruce and cedar siding, red cedar shingles, all grades delivered. Ted Muller. Ph. 3-1196 Salem, evenings, ma SHINGLES No, 1 Mountain cedar 18 76 sq. No. 3 Mountain cedar $) 60 sq. No. 3 Mountain cedar 13 00 sq. C. O, LONG Ph. 36831 One mile North of Kelzer ma69 SAVE AT KEITH BROWN! CEDAR SIDINO X4" $35 U. WINDOWS prices slashed Id half on peelal shipment. Variety of sizes. Some a, low as 11.80. REJECT PLYWOOD " W, " " starting at 4c for celling tilt ply wood. everything to build anything at that convenient location. KEITH BROWN LUMBER YARD Front and Court, Salem. ma Used Windows, Doors Modern designed window? 5'x4' frame & sash complete, 19.50. Double hung streamlined type windows 87.50. Win dow sashes 33"x34" perfect for home, barn, chicken house 11.95. Popular else used doors complete with frame it hard ware 90.50. Large supply. C. a, LONO Phone 35831 1 Ml. N. of Kelzer ma68 ON BUDGET TERMS Tou can buy lumber mlllwork, hard ma terials, hardware, floor covering, el ectric appliances, paints, Insulation, roofing and house wares foi as little as 10 down on a purchase of 120 up to 1300 Small, easy monthly payments take care of the rest Make it easy on your budget with budget terms from KEITH BROWN LUMBER YARD At that convenient location Front and Court Streets. Salem, ma SHINGLES NO. 1 iB.75 Sq. CANADIAN CEDARWALL SHAKES 3 coats paint $12. SO sq. with U.C. OAK FLOORING No. 1 Random 1317. CEDAR SIDINO X 10 B. 1235 CEDAR SIDING i X 10 Shorts 1100 3 TAB ROOFING 315 lb. 17.19 per sq. HARDWARE FRONT DOORS S20 INTERIOR HARDWOOD DOORS to match 111.53. ROBERT V. LORENZ Ph. Eve. 3-4284 ma HOW'S YOUR ADDITION? Top quality lumber, PLDS prompt effi cient service, PLUS unbeatable prices. EQUAL West Salem Saw Mill ' 1050 Wallace Rd h Mile North of River Ph 3-9593 ma73 CRUSHED ROOK READY MIX CONCRETE SILT AND TOPSOIL PIT RUN St ROAD GRAVEL COMMERCIAL SAND St GRAVEL SUPPLY CO. PHONE 31960 ma FRONT DOORS New raised panel Colonial doori. 3 It. wide, 1 In. thick. Only 813.50. C. G. LONG Ph. 35831 1 mile North of Keirer ma70 FOR PERMA-STONE, Ph. 3-0805 ma78 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS SAWDUST FURNACE. Cheap. Inquire at 1650 Pearl. Ph. 34979. n70 DRY POULTRY JertllUer. Ph. 33861. Lee Hatchery. n APARTMENT site tleet. range. Perfect cond. Sell cheap. 83ft Oalnes St. after 6:30 p.m. fc-ESTINGHOUSE electric range. Good cond. $25. 147 N. Elma. Ph. 23000. n70 M. W. TILLER, used approx. 40 hrs. 3310 Kapphahn Rd. Tel. 2-6568. n"J0 KEITH BROWN has excellent used mer chandise at great savlngsl USED ELEC TRIC RANGE, double oven, six-burner, fully automatic. Excellent condition, 1 195. LARGE USED REFRIGERATOR. Approx. 13 cu. ft. $55. USED WASH BA SIN $7.50. USED NESCO CHEF RANGE, apartment size, $35. Shop for these ex ceptional used Items at that convenient KEITH BROWN location, Front and Court streets. Salem. USED SEWING MACHINES Brunswic! sewing machine with electric attachments $30. New automatic treadle machine $30. National treadle machine $15. ROBERTS BROS. APPLIANCE DEPT. n70 NORGE RANGE Used Norge electric range. All white porcelain. Electric clock ft timer, min ute minder ft 2 utility outlets. Only $79.95. Fully guaranteed. R. L. ELFSTROM CO. EASY TERMS ON ANY PURCHASE 340 COURT ST. n73 8 USED PIANOS, grand, spinet ft upright P'.jyer. HEW PIANOS, grands and spinets in ma hogany ft blonde finishes Jaquith Music Co. f" fiazmri Drive. Ph. 3-4641 n70 Privn irrnnniAV 190 bass. $100.00. Fit. 34641. 010 HOTPOINT IRONER Used Hotpolnt Rotary Ironer. Full site rolls. 2 speeds, automatic. All white. Used Tery little. Only 389.95. Fully guaranteed. EASY TERMS ON ANY PURCHASE R. L. ELFSTROM CO. 340 COURT ST. B73' PHILLIPS BROS. SPECIAL Cow or chicken fertilizer, dry. weed free, sterilised, dehydrated and pul verised. Ready for any use and will not burn. Made In Salem From cow and chicken manure. Call 3145S and order now Phillips Bros.. Rt 6 Box 111. Sa ten.. Ore. 4 ml. east on State. Open week ends. T.F.ONARD KEFRIG. Used Leonard refrlg. T eubic ft. AH wnue. excellent conuiuu. EASY TERMS ON ANY PURCHASE R. L. ELFSTROM CO. 340 COURT ST. n7S' SEWING MACHINES used $9.95 ft UP. Also new. Free-wesungnouse o.o uh. Yeater Appliance Co. 375 Chemeketa Ph. 3-4311. tJSED Sewing Machine. Drop head treadle. Good cond. guaranteed $22.50. Sinaer Sewing Machine Co. 130 N. Com'l. n68j Westinghouse Range Used Westinshouse Rams. Excellent condition. Uiht. clock, timer. Full automatic. All ;hlte porcelain. Onlr XA8T TERMS ON ANY PURCHASE R. L. ELFSTROM CO. 340 COURT ST. n73 OIL CIRCULATORS at greatly reduced prices. YEATER APPLIANCE CO, 37ft Chemeketa FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS PORTABLE REBUILT 100 Amp. Service Station Battery Charger. 395 N. Liberty. nfl ALL KINDS Sand, Gravel, Crush, Mil. St Ready Mix, Concrete Pipe. Tile, Sep tic Tanks. Reinforcing Steel and Mesh Oregon Gravel Co. 1405 N Front St. - Phone 3-3417. n83 FILJ.EB brushes. 1745 Orant. Ph. 3-8357 NO WAXING required with PLA8TIO KOTE, the cellophane like finish for floors or linoleum. Y EATER APPLIANCE CO. 375 Chemeketa n MONARCH RANGE Used Monarch electric range. All white porcelain. Excellent condition. Only 175. Fully guaranteed. EASY TERMS ON ANY PURCHASE R. L. ELFSTROM CO. 340 COURT ST. n73 West Coast Distributor Known Chemical Co. has developed tube dispensing paste form RUST RE MOVER. Product accepted endorsed and enjoys steady reoeat sales. LOMAYNE CHEMICAL CO. BOX 243 Woodstock, Illinois n72 PHILLIPS BROS. Fertilisers, well rotted or fresh, any kind. By yard or sack. Flagstone for all rock work. Cedar fence posts. Telephone and elec. poles, any length, abinslea, yew posts, lumber. Ph. 31458. Rt. 6, Box 118. Open week ends. n USED ELECTRIC WASHERS $19.95 Up. Y"ATER APPLIANCE CO. 378 Chemeketa n I EXP. PRUNER want a Job. Ph. 3603-,.' ' GOOD USED piano. Very nice tone. rhfun Dh turn ' WOOD RANGE Used Pacific wood range with hot water coll. All white porcelain. Steel top. Only 139.95. EASY TERMS ON ANY PURCHASE R. L. ELFSTROM CO. 340 COURT ST. n73 SALEM SAND St O RAVEL COMPANY Contract Work Road Clearing Ditching Sewer Si Basement Equipment Rental 15 B Vi yd. 10 Bi yd. D-7 Cat ft Doser D-6 Cat ft Dozer D-4 Cat ft Doner See us about ditching by the ft. Phone Days 3-9308 Eves. 3-8346 or 2-4400 Salem, Oregon n' CLEARANCE ON FLOOR MODELS. 9.1 cu ft Zenith Refrigerator, Reg. 1239.95 for 1189.95. 7.5 cu ft Zenith Refrigerator, Reg. 1189.95 for 1159.95. 1 Only Zenith Range with timer clock. Reg. 1319.95 for 1194.05. WALLACE HARDWARE 3056 U. Capitol n71 USED Electric Refrigerators. $49.95 ft up. ifiATEH APPLIANCE CO. 375 Chemeketa REROOFING, painting, remodeling, Wllla- wcitr v aney kooi uo., saiem. n GENERAL ELECTRIC, Crosley, Gibson, anOMontag Appliances at Gevurtz. n USED Electric ranges, 119.95 ft up. IMltH AffLIANUC UO. 375 Chemeketa n HEAT your home electrically with West imihouse or Wesin automatic electric heaters. Y EATER APPLIANCE CO. 375 Chemeketa. n OLD COW fertilizer. Delivered Ph. 38129 D84 REBUILT PIANOS. Like new Large se lection as low as 125 .lown, $10 month. See at Tollman's, 395 S. l?tb St A mile from high prices. n68 TEEL CLOTHESLINE POSTS, railings, lo tock. made to order 1145 N Liberty nfiB USED RADIOS ft record players, $9.95 UP. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 3T" Chemeketa n' ELASTIC APRONS, variety to choose from, makes beautiful gifts. Some host ess. Ideal for kitchen use. Ph. 30403. n7 GET YOUB yard and garden peet moss at Northwest Poultry, 1505 N Front. We have both half and whole bales. n70 WALLING SAND ft GRAVEL CRUSHED ROCK for roads and drive ways, cement, ready concrete, garden sand. Bulldozing, draining and ditch ing. -yd shovel ft drag line. Ph. 3-9249. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS FIR STUMPAGE and fir logs wanted. Shipment can be made by truck or rail. Independence Lumber ft Manufac turing Company, Inc.. Independence, OreRon. Phone 42. na PERSONAL ORDAINED SPIRITUAL advisor for all your problems. 550 N. Summer St. Apt. 102. No phone calls please. p68 STANLEY HOME Products. Ph. 39307. PS5 MADAM MARY FORTUNE TELLER Palm and psychic reader. Madame solves your worries. Advice 9 a.m. to 10 P.m. dally 173 S. Com'l. Under new man agement With this ad and $1.00 get a special reading. Ph. 2-9285. p83 ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. Ph 35334 P.O. Box 734. YMCA Wed. Prl.. 8:30 p.m pl35 AUTOMOBILES 1935 CHEVROLET. Radio ft heater Good buy. $50. 1460 Bellevue. 8 to 13 p.m. q70 1947 OLDS "78" 4-Door. Good rubber, q68 Ph. 35332 after 5 p.m. Factory Delivery 1950 Studebaker 2-DOOR SEDAN $1523 Bonesteele's 370 N. church Ph. 3-9377 Salem q68' LATE '47 Super Deluxe Ford coupe, ra dio, heater, new tires, extras. Ph. 3-7225. q70 '8fl CHEV. Best offer. Inquire at 3745 June ave. after 6 p.m. q70 Salem's Best Values! HUDSON 1949 Super six club coupe. Ra dio & heater. Lots of ex tras. Only 3900 miles. BUICK 1948 Roadmaster sedan. Radio & heater. White wall tires, dynaflow transmission, very low mileage. PAY SMALL DOWN , PAYMENT, BALANCE IN 24 MONTHS State Motors Inc PACKARD DEALER 340 N. High St. 19 .n. stuce Chimp. Good cond. Htr. . htrv. a.n. clutch At earn. 48 motor. (595. Ph. 2-8472. HO -.OOD CLEAN Hudson sdan. trade for Hudson coupe, 38 lo 41. oooa jnpe. Ph. AumavlU, nit titer 5 p.m. ojo AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, 31 Ohev. Fttr oond. 1138. 710 w. SAlem HU. Ave. qoo- Elsner Motors to Buy 1048 CHEV. 2 tone Fleetllne. 12,500 mllee. Family car. Radio neater, rn. 3bdoo. 245 Alice Ave. 071" ZEEB'S USED CARS BUY - SELL TERMS 2325 Fairgrounds M. 520 Hood St. TRADE 1 LOTS Ph. 3-8454 Ph. 3-7714 OLDSMOBILE ROCKETS AHEAD OLDSMOBILE FACTORY DELIVERY AGAIN AVAILABLE New Low Prices STARTING AT $1745 Delivered to You at Lansing, Mich. COME TH OR PHONE 3-411 LODER BROS. 465 Court St. 1938 PONTIAC Coupe, Heater good trans portation, 178. 8W Bprucr Bt. qefl Eisner Motors Fine Cars WANTED: 1941 or '43 Chev. Club coupe. ray cash lor right car. Ph. 3-5534. Be tween 5 Sri. q69 PLYMOUTH deluxe 4-door adn., R&H, 4000 miles. Like new. 81705. Ph. 3-92B4 or 3-7418. qS9 Eisner Motors to Sell MOTOROr CLES, SCOOTERS HA RLE Y Davidson motor cycle 125. Ph. 31055. v E. Hoyt. qa72 BOATS BOATS Aluminum Speedmaster 8165 up. Hagerty Sea Shells kits 142.70 com plete assembled boats 162.50. Allen Hardware, 336 N. Com'l. qq68" IDIf SEA HORSE 2',5-ri.. Johnson motor Perrect cond. All tools, gas can. llexioie tube and stand. Ph. 3-8618. qq89" FINANCIAL FARM AND CITY LOANS 4i -and 5 YOUR OW.i TERMS of repayment within reason. Cash for Real Estate Contracts and Second Mortgages. CAPITOL SECURITIES CO. 301 Pioneer Trust Bldg. Ph. 4-3283. r AUTO LOANS WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO. 182 S. Church Parking a Plenty Ph. 3-3457 Lie. No. M-159 S-154. NEED CASH For Bills! Oet cash to consolidate bills and reduce expenses. Loans $25 to $500 on Auto up to $300 on salary or furniture up to 20 months to repay. Charges only for the time you use the money. No co-signers required. Let us try and arrange a Joan the same day. We like to say "Yes." Come In or phone. PERSONAL Finance Co. Pacific Building Room 135 518 STATE STREET Phone 2-2464 c. R. Alien, Mgr. Lie. S-133 - M-165 LOANS MADE TO RESIDENTS OF ALL SURROUNDING TOWNS r70 SEE US FOR ATTRACTIVE FARM LOANS ONLY 4 OR 414 INTEREST 5 to 40 Years and No Commission DENTON & DENTON 344 State St. Ph. 2-3663. f GENERAL FINANCE CORP. LOANS Lie. 8-133 and M-328 and ROY H. SIMMONS INSURANCE AND LOANS Hear "Top Trades" 12:05 dally - KSLM 1390 Kc'sE) 136 S. Commercial St. Tel. 3-8161. $ CASH $ Hollywood Finance Co. 1980 Fairgrounds Road Next Door to Bank Free Parking Phone 3-7032 Lie. No. M369-S201 Floyd Kenyon, Mgr. r MORTGAGE LOANS FINANCINO W. B. MINIER WITH PIONEER TRUST CO. BE THRIFTY IN '50 . A "Bill Consolidation" LOAN MAY MAKE YOU 'THRIFTY IN '50" PAY OPP YOUR BILLS LOWER YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENTS $50 to $1500 CALL OR PHONE TODAY PACIFIC INDUSTRIAL LOANS 118 8. LIBERTY PHONE 4-2203 PRIVATE MONEY Special Rates and Terms On Larger Loans Long and Short Time Payments ROY H. SIMMONS 126 South Commercial St. Phone 3-9161 TRAILERS 1941 Vt ft. ALMA. For sale or trade on house. Ph. 4-2780. t71 25 FT. TRAVELO. Sleeps 4. Fully equipped. n. 3-icjs. Auburn na. Rt. f- BOX 248. 48 TRAILER HOUSE. 31 ft. Oood cond, 4 blocks W. of Hubbard high school. HUDoarc Knute Peterson. DIRECTORY ADDING MACHINES All makes used machines sold, rented. repaired. Roea 486 Court Pbom 3-6773 AUTO RADIOS MARION MOTORS NASH SERVICE Towing aerrlct day phoos 3-9386. Night BUILDING AM) CARPENTRY Labor contract vour oew home. Also remodeling and repair, rh 3-4880. T'.'LDOZtNG Bulldozing, leveling, road bldg., clear Ink., teeth for brush. Virgil Huskey, 1010 Talrvlew Ave. Ph. 3 -J 148, Salem. i CASH REGISTERS Instant delivery of new RCA cash register. All maree sou, rented, re- paired. Roen, 456 court, rn. J-tma. CEMENT WORR Foundation, sidewalks, driveways, pa tios, curbs, walls, etc. Call 2-4850. o C HIM VET SWEEP Oil stove, furnace, chimneys vacuumed cleaned Ensiey. Til iut PQ mhs OB CLEANING Upholitery, rug. Your home. 36840, 42808, EXCAVATING Rn on en A Son excavating A grading. Land clearing. Ph. 3-3030. 085 EXTERMINATORS Cockroach. Moth Exterminator Service Ph. 4-3474. Lea Cross. Rt I. Box 437-0 ais DRESSMAKING Tailoring A alternation. 1133 stdgewa- Ut. 3-7678 tva. DIRECTORY BTelthaupt's for flowera,DlaI 8-91T0. FUEL 16" hand picked slab wood. 3 cord lo. 4 $10. Ph. 3-7751. Anderson. oS8 Complete repair service. Oil burners, furnaces & oil stoves, daj or olte. Guar anteed work. Ph. I-343V p73 HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS J. R. Watklm Co products. Pre de livery 1717 Center Ph. 3-ft3W. o LANDSCAPE NURSERY DELUX SERVE SELF Laundry 346 Jef ferson St. Phone 33453. o LAWN MOWERS Sharpening, guaranteed service. New power and hand mowers Call Harry W Scott, 147 8. Com'l St o78 Expertly sharpened. Jacobsen Power Mower Dealer. Moore's Bicycle A Sport 8hoi. 337 N High Street Ph. 3-3S44 078- LAWN MOWERS A KNIFE SHARPENER At Ur' Door grinding, lawn mowers, scis sors, knives. Dexter's Pb. 3-6833 o LUBRICANTS For Hydrotex products Ph. Salem 3-4568. MATTRESSES Capital Bedding. Phone 3-4069. MUSIC LESSON'S Private piano accordion lessons given In your home if preferred. Special piano accordion rental plan for beginners. 1330 N. Liberty. Basement apartment. 084 Spanish and Hawaiian Oultar, Mando lin, Banjo, etc. 1523 Court St. Ph. 3-7569 083" OFFICE FURNITURE A SUPPLIES Desk chairs, files and filing supplies, safes, duplicators and ftuppllea. desk lamps, typewriter stands, brief cases, lerce Wire- Recorders. Roen. 456 Court Elfstrom'a are equipped to do your painting. Phone 3-2483. o PA1NT1VG PAPERHANGING Painting & paper-hanging Free estimate. 857 Shipping. Ph. 3-9513. o85 Ph, 23608 for painting, paperhanging. Attractive rates. Vander Molen. o7C Jerry Johnson. Ph. 3-Q348. Painting & paperhanging dona expertly & reasonable. Ph. 23308, 37164. o74 Asphalt driveways St areas. D. A. Dav idson Co., 2012 S. E. Sliver Springs Rd , Portland 23, Ore. (Toll) Be. 9108. 087 Plow St discing. Ford tractor. D. Mar shall. Ph. 2-1343. 086 Repairs, Sewers and Drains cleaned. W. A. SkewLs, Plumbing. Ph. S-4600. .o- Fisher. 170 Lancaster Di, Ph. 3-3984. o76 PICTURE FRAMING Picture framing. Hutcheon Paint Store. Phone 3-6687. o ROT1 ROOTER Call Electric Roto Rooter for clogged sewers, drains. Ph. 3-5327. I. Howard. o SAND A GRAVEL Garden Soil, crushed rock. Shovel and dragline excavating. Walling Sand Si Gravel Co.. Phone 3-9249. o Salem Saw Wrks. Ph. 3-7803. 1393 N. 5th. o75 SEPTIC TANKS K. P. Hamel, septic tanks, sewer and drain line cleaned. Guaranteed work. 1143 8th St.. West Salem. Ph. 3-7404. 094 Mike's Septic Service Tank cleaned. Roto Rooter Service on sewers. 1079 Elm St. W. Salem. Ph. 3-9468, 3-5327. OS3 Vacuum Pumping, no mileage charge. Call u.i collect Todd's Septic Tank Service, 550 Larsen. Phone 2-0734. o SEWER CLEANING SERVICE Electrlo Roto-Rootcr Exclusive Patent. Razor Sharp Cutting Blades Clean sewers, drains. L. Howard. Ph, 3-5337 Spraying, L. W. Caudle. Ph. 3-7900. o78 All makes repaired free Singer Sewing Machine Co Commercial. Ph 3-3512. estimates 130 No TRANSFER A STORAGE Local it Distance Transfer, storage. Burner oils, coal St briquets. Trucks to Portland dally. Agent for Beklns. house hold goods moved to anywhere In U. S. or Canada, Larmer Transfer Storage. Ph. 3-3131. o TREE WORK Insured tree service. Ph. 26014. TYPEWRITERS Smith Corona, Remington, RoyaL Under wood portables. All makes used machines Repairs and rent. Roen, 456 Court, o VENETIAN BLINDS Salem Venetian Blinds made to order or reflrished. Relnholdt St Lewis, 3-3639. Elmer The Blind man. Ph. 37328, WEATHERSTRIPPING Free estimate. T. PULLMAN. Ph. 3-2 WE . DRILLIVG R. J. West, 4240 Sunnyvlew. 3-2773. o86 Fred Wymore, Rt. 3, Box 317. Ph. 3-5135. WINDOW CLEANING Acme Window Cleaners. Window, walls. Sl woodwork cleaned Floors cleaned, waxed and polished Ph. 3-3337. 347 Court Lanadoc. Culbertson and Mather 0 WINDOW SHADES Washable, Roller, Made tc order. 1 Da; Del Relnholdt at Lewis. Ph. 2-3639. WOOD SAWING Atkins. 1145 Tile Rd. 3-8674. WOOD SAWDUST West Salem Fuel Co. Ph. 3-4031. LEGAL NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IMPROVE ALLEY IN BLOCK 4, BOISE'S SECOND ADDITION NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that the Common Council of the City of Baiem, Oregon, deems It necessary and expedient and hereby declares us purpose ana in tention to Im Drove the allev In Block 4 of Boise's Second Addition to the City of Salem, Marlon County, Oregon, at the expense of the abutting ana atne cent property, by bringing raid portion of saia street to tne esiaDiisnea greae, con structing cement concrete euibs, and pav ing said portion of said utreet with i 6 Inch Portland concrete ement pavement ilxteen feet wide in accordance with the plans and specifications therefor which were adopted by the Common Council Marcn 13, 1950, wnicn are now on me in the office of the city recorder and which by this reference thereto aie made a part hereof. The common council nereoy at clares its purpose and Intention to make the above described improvement by and through the atreet improvement depart ment. Written remonstrance afcainat the above proposed Improvement mav be filed with the city recorder at any .lme within ten days after the final publication of this notice by the owners of the property af- icctea. By Order of the Common Council March 13, 195(1. ALFRED MUNDT. City Recorder Date of first publication hereof-la March 15. 1950. Date of final publication March 37. 1950, Mar. 16, 16, 17, 18, 20, 21, 22 23, 24, 25, 27. LODGES Loyal Order of Moose meet Thurs. nJf?ht 284 N Coml. Pn. 3-5227. 76' A Ainsworth Lodge No. 301, A.P. 7A & A.M. Special Tues., March 21. E. A. Dep-ee, 8 p.m. 68' Seychelles nuts require five yean to mature. Girl Disillusioned in Tour With Magazine Sales Crew Disillusioned over the life and disappointed with the financial returns from traveling with a magazine sales crew in northwest states, Irene (Dolly) Koker, 17-year-old Jefferson girl who left Salem about two weeks ago, is home again. She is the daughter of Mrs. Vesta Koker and Sherman Koker, of Jefferson. She had beeno sought as a "missing person" but returned home by bus from Mis soula, Mont. Whether possible action will be taken against a circulation campaign agency for two na tional magazines has not yet been decided by the mother, who claims the crewmen contributed tc the delinquency of her daugh ter by keeping the girl out of school in a traveling job. According to the atory told by the girl she and Jim Monroe, 20, also of Jefferson: answered a newspaper advertisement ask ing for crew members under 25 who were free to travel. They were accepted in Salem and went first to Tacoma, Wash The sales crew consisted of two married couples, and another girl and herself after Monroe quit in Seattle. Monroe, she said, was "fired" because he apparently was un able to "put over" his sales talk. Monroe, she declared, was left at the Seattle city limits with only $1 and hitch-hiked back to Jefferson. The crew, the girl continued, worked in Yakima, Walla Walla and Pullman, Wash., in Moscow and Mullins, Ida. and Missoula. She said she earned $28 in six days of selling, representing her share of the 10 subscriptions she sold. The agency paid her way home from Missoula. Irene related that the firm "specialized" in "working" col lege campuses although the crew knew it was unlawful in most instances to do so. She told her two sisters, both of California, who arrived in Jefferson Satur day, that she had started out in debt to the company and still owed the company. She said it was their policy that if a sales person was arrested for failing to register or obtain permission from the police department to solicit subscriptions, the agency would provide bail for the soli citor but that the individual had to make repayment. SALEM MARKETS Completed from revom of Salem dealers for the guidance of Capital Joarnal Readers. (Ravlaed- dally). Retail Fee. Prleea: Egg Mash 34.65. Rabbit Pellets 34.30. Dairy Peed - 13.70. Pool try i Buying prices Grade A Color ed hens, 33-24c: grade A Leghorn hens, 17c: grade A old roosters, 13c; grade A colored fryers, 3 lbs., 30-3 lc. Eggs Bnvlng Prices Large AA 35c, large A, 32-340, medium AA. 33c; medium A. 31c, crax, 24c. Wholesale Price Egg wholesale prices o-7c above these prices above large grade A generally quoted at 39c, medium, 36c. miiirrrat Premium 67c; No. 1 66c: No. 3. 69-61e; buying prices). Butter Wholesale grade A. 69c: re tail 74e. Liner Gordon's Trip To Shanghai Cancelled Hong Kong, March 21 (P) The American President lines today cancelled the liner Gener al W. H. Gordon's trip to evacu ate foreign nationals from Red held Shanghai Chinese communist officials earlier refused entry into Shang hai harbor of two shallow draft vessels needed to carry evacu ees through waters which may be mined. J. J. Berryman, Hong Kong manager of APL, said the door was left open for a last minute agreement but he had little hopes. LEuAL NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IMPROVE FAIRMONT AVENUE FROM HOYT STREET TO Mc GILCHRIST STREET NOTICE HEREBY IS OIVEN that the Common Council of the City of Salem, Oregon, deems it necessary and expedl ei.t and hereby declares its purpose and Intention to improve rairmont Avenue from the south line of Hoyt Street to the north line of McGllchrlst Street, in the City of Salem, Marlon County, Oregon at the expense of the abutting and adja cent property, except the street Intersec tions the expense of which will be as sumed by the City of Salem, by bringing aid portion or saia street to tne whd- llshed grade, constructing cement con crete curbs, and paving said portion ol said street with a 2'A Inch asphaltic con crete pavement tniriy teei wiae, in ac cordance with the plana and specifica tions therefor which were adopted by the C.mmon Council March IS. 1950, which are now on file In the office of the city recorder and which by this reference thereto are made a part hereof. The Com mon Council hereby declares It purpose an : Intention to make the above de scribed improvement by and through the street Improvement department. Written remonstrance against ine sdo proposed Improvement may be filed with the city recorder at any time within ten days after the final publication of this notice by the owners of the property affected. B order of the common council Marcn 13, 1950. ALFRED MUNDT. City Recorder. Date of first publication hereof is March 15. 1950. Data of final publication March 27. 1050. Mar. lB.io.n.iH.ao, si. aa.aa.i. as. a i IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF MARION IN PRORATE No. 12786 In the Matter of the Estate of WARREN . POHLE. Deceased. NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Pio neer Trust Comnanv and Frances Utter, Joint Executor and Executrix of the es tate of Warren F. Pohle, deceased, has Hied with the County Clerk of the State of Oregon, for the County of Marlon, inair nnai account ana report oi sucn Executor and Executrix, and that the same has been aet for hearing In the Circuit Courtroom of the State of Ore gon, for the County of Marlon, In Sa lem. Oregon, on the 21 Rt day of April, 1950. at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A.M. In the forenoon of said day. All persons Interested in said estate are requested to then and there appear to xhow cauie. If anv. why said final accn should not be allowed, and the said Joint Executor and Executrix aiscnargeo DATED at Salem. Oregon, this 21st day Ol March. 1950. PIONEER TRUST COMPANY By Karl Wenger, Trust Officer Frances Utter, Joint Executor and Executrix W. W. McKINNEY Attorney for the Eitate Salem, Oregon FIRST PUBLICATION: March 21, 1960 LABT PUBLICATION: April 16, 1950 Mar. 31, 38; Apr. 4, 11, II. MARKET QUOTATIONS Salem Livestock Hi rati By Valle Packlna OAi..Dini Wooled lambs J30.00 to I33.0u Feeder lambs 116,00 to 121.00 Calves, good (300-450 lbs).. 116.00 to 135,00 Veal (150-300 lbs) top ....134.00 to 139 00 fat dairy cows S13.0(. to it. so Cutter cows tlO.OO to 114.00 airy heifers tu on tn us An Bulls $16.00 to 131.00 Portland EasUide Market Trading was slow and nrlces nominal on the Portland Eastslde Farmers Whole sale Produce market today with offer ings limited to a few potatoes, onions, loos packed apples and root crops. On Portland's Wholesale Produce row Mid-Columbia and Medford District green onions sold for 50-60 cent a dozen bunches. Portland Produce Butterfat Tentative, ablest to Irnme. dlate change. Premium quality maximum to .35 to 1 percent acidity delivered In rortiana cs-bbc id.; B2 score 63-66c, SO .score, 61-640, 89 score 55c Valley routs and country points 2c less than first. Butter Wholesale FOB bulk cubes to whllesalers. grade 03 acor. file. A 92 score, 62c; B score, 61c; C. 89 score 90c. Above prices are strictly nominal. Cheese Sellina oner to Pnrtlnn whniti. sale Oregon singles, 374-40c; Oregon B small loaf 42-43c; triplet ltt lesa than Ingles Eggs To wholesalers: A crade. lai-tre. 39Vfe-49c dor..; A grade, medium, 38-38 'ic; B grade, large, 34 -3 5c doa. i-ormnci uairj Market Butter Price to retailers: Orade AA prints. 69c: AA cartons. 70e. A Drlnta. 69c; A cartons, 70c; B prints, 65c. rrices to reianera Qiraao U larg. 43c doz .: A large. 41c: AA medium. 41c; A medium, 40c: B medium, 33e; oar tons 2c additional. (.hceir Pr.cc to retailers; Portltntf Oregon singles, 39-42e; Oregon loaf, 6- ib. loaves. 44'-) -45c lb.; triplets, ltt cents less than singles. Premium brands, xina'.tu 51'. lb.; loaf. 63Uo. rouitry Live Chickens (No. 1 aualltv. f.n.b Plants): Broilers, under 3 lbs, nominal; fryers, 3-3 lbs.. 29 -30c. 3-4 lbs. 32c: roasters, 4 lbs and over, 32c; light hens, under 4 lbs, 18c; over 4 lbs. 21c; heavy hens, all weights, 25-26c; old roosters, all wcignts, 13-nc. Turkey Net to growers, tnm. aoie nens. 44c. Price to retailers, dressed; A ycung hens, 60-51c; A young tome, 31 38c; light tonu, 41-42e Rabhlti Average to grower, live Whites 4-5 lbs.. 20-260 lb.; 6-6 lbs. 16-18c lb. COlnre. 3 tent inner ntn m tu... does and buck 10-14c. Fresh dressed Idaho fryer and retailers 40c: lanal an. 54o; some to 56c. Country-Killed Meala Veal Top quality 41-43c lb other rnde according to weight and quality with lighter or heavier, 35-38c. hois Light blockeri. 25-266! aowa. 30-23C. Lambi Top quality tpringers, 40 -43c; mutton, best, 18-20c; rough hiavy ones, 14-1 Sc. Beef Good COWS. 33-afle Jh A kn nara. cutters, 29-30c. trean ureiaed Meats (Wholesalers to retailers per wt.): Beef steers: Oood soo-soo ih sai.ia? commercial, 842-44; utility, 136-39. uows: uommerciai, (37-39; utility, 841 31; canners-cutters, 133-34. Beef Cuts (Good Steersi; Bind Quarters, S48-53; rounds, 148-51; full loins, trimmed, 163-67; triangle, 139-42; square chucks, 144-46; ribs, 155-60; forequarttrs, 840-43. Veal and calf: Oood, 149-63; commercial, 137-46: utility, 332-39. Lamb: Good-choice spring lambs, 147 50; commercial, 145-46; utility, 138-41. Mutton: Good. 70 lbs down. 13ft. Mo Pork loins, 8-12 lbs., 844-4B; shoulders, 16 lbs. down, S33-35; sparerlbs, $46-48; car casses, 827-28; mixed weights 91 per owt. Portland Miscellaneous Onions: 50 lb. sack Ore. yellows, No. I medium, 81.00-25; large, 81.30-60; 10 1b. 2.1-25C: boilers. 10 lbs.. 20-23c: 8 Ihi.. 10. 21c; onion sets, Oregon yellows, 80 lbs,, 16.35-50; white, 86.25-50. rataioes: ore. local Burbanks, No. 1, 13.50-60: Deschutes Russets. No. 1A. it nu ll; 35 lbs., 15-90c; No. 3, 80 lbs. 81,39-1.39; Wash. Netted Gems. No. 1. 88.16-30: 26 lbs. 80-65e: 16 lbs, 6062c; No. 3, $1.15-35; Ige. Bakers, $4.00-50; Idaho Russets, waxed. 13.75-4.00. New Potatoes. Pla. Trlumulu. slse A, $3.26. nay: New crop, stack bales. O. S. No. 8 green Alfalfa, truck or car.lnts P.O-B Portland or Puget Sound markets, $34 39 ton; U.S. No. 1 mixed Timothy, $44 ton; new crop oau ano vetch mixed hay or uncertified clover hay, nominally 135 38 depending on quality and location bal ed on Willamette valley farms. casta ra Hark Dry 12Uo lb- araen Sa lb. Wool Vallej coarse and medium atiadtu 45c lb. Mohair 250 lb, on 13-month arawth. nominally, Hides Calves 350 lb.: aacordlna ft weight. Pins. 25o lb., hnef. fi.tfln Ih bulls. 6-7o lb Country buyers pay 3o less Filberts Wholesale prices: Jumbo 19 22c large 17-20c; medium 15-16tte Grower prices: Orchard run, 8-10c. wainuu wnoiesaie prices: Per lb. in 100-lb lots: First quality Jumbo, 31-33it; large, 29-30IAc; medium. 26-26ic: see. ond quality Jumbo, 29-314 c; large 27 27c; medium 24tt-25Uc: baby, 191a 20'Ac. Grower prices, orchard run: Pran quettes. 10-13c lb. Portland Llventock Port and. Ore.. March 31 MM live stock: Cattle salable 300: market fair) ac. tlve, about steady; steers scarce; sizeable supply medium steers Monday 24-28; cutler-common heifers today 15.50-18.50; can-ner-ciitWr cows 15.50; few to 16; shells downward lo 12: medium beef cows 18- i; common-medium sausnae bulls 17-20. Calves salable 50; market active, steady: aood vealera 38-31: common -mod I urns 15-25. Hobs salable 150; market fairly active, ojstly steady; sood-cholca 180-330 ibi 18-18.50; few choice lata Monday 18.15: heavier, llahter weltrhls salable 17-17.50; nood heavy sows 14.14.50; good-choice feed ers salable steady 17.50-18.50. Sheep salab e 100: market active. itttiHr: nood -choice lambs scarce early; salable 24-24.50; sizeable lot medium 88 lb lambs 23.50; aood 00 lb. feeders 21; good slauah- ewes salable 11.50-12: few Monday to 12.50. Chicago Livestock Chicago. March 21 UPi rtmnA.-Haiar.ir hogs 7000; 15-20 cents higher on both butchers and sows; top 16.80 good and choice 1BO-250 lb. 18.25-18.50; 280-280 lb. ic.w-iu.aa; 3BQ-330 Jb. 15.76-18.00; few around 350 lb. 16.50; 160-180 lb. 15.60- io.nu; flows uncier iso in. 14.25-I5.00; len loads 16.25; 476-600 lb. 12.76-14.00. Salable cattle 6000: sa:ahle cal Ki.iv moderately active, Renerally steady tc strong on all classes; high-good to low choice fed utter and vearllncr. la nn.n so oum men. um inn goon granes 33.00-2850; medium and good heifers 23.00-26.78: food cows 20.00-21.50; most common and me dium beef cows 17.OO.18.S0; bulk cutters io.iD-io.7e; lew 17.00: tanners 12.00. 16. medium and good sausage bulls 30.00 22.25; medium to choice vealera 26.00 30.00; cull and common kinds 17.00-26.00. Salable sheep 1MW; asking above 28.00 ui8 utoicr wo-iuu id. wooiea iambs; prac tically nothing sold; bidding well below o.vv; cwti iuiiy steady at 11.60-15.00. Chicago Grain Chicago. March 31 nrln mrr un der selling pressure at the board nf trarf loaay, ana some observers regarded the aeenne as a technical correction. The advance during recent weeks had not en countered any Important reaction until tooay. A Rock Island railroad wheat estimate put this year's prospect ahead of last year In Nebraska and in some parts of Kansas, witn sections or Texas at d Okla horn a considerably under last year. Soybeans recorded heaviest losses. At the finish wheat was ft to li lower than yesterday's close. March 83.31 U-S corn was IH to 1 cent lower, March si.ao4; oats were 1 cent to l'A lower, March 77',; rye was 3H to S4 lower, .May It. 30-. Portland Grain Portland. Ore., March 31 IPi Cash grain: Barley No. 2, 45-lb B.W. 64.50. Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 3.33; soft white (no rex) 3.23': white club 2.33 ' Hard red winter: Ordinary 3 334; 1( per cent 2 23'; 11 per cent 3.3114; 13 per cent 2.23 'a. Today's car receipts: Wheat 184 flour o; corn ia; nay i, mmreea u. Capital Journal, Salem, Ore, STOCKS (By the Associated Press) American Can Am Pow A LI Am Tel A Tel Anaeonda Bendlx Aviation Beth Ster Boeing Airplane Calif Packing Canadian Pacific Case J I Caterpillar Chrysler Cons Vultee Continents Can Crown Zellerbaoh CurtUs Wright Douglas Aircraft Dupont da Hem Oenerai Electric Genera) Food General Motors Ooodyear Tire Int Harvester Int Paper Kennecott , Llbby McN A L Long Bell 'A" Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvlnator Nat Dairy NY Central Northern Paefflo Pae Am Fish Pa Gas Eleg Pa Tel it Tel Penney J C Radio Corp Rayonler Rayonler Pfd Reynolds Metal Richfield Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific Standard Oil Co Studebaker Corp Sunshine Mining Trsnaamertca Union Oil Cal United Airlines Union Pacific U 8 Steel Warner Bros Plo Woolworth . 2o; ,1523 . ass . 42 . 27, , 13U . 3dH . 26" -j , 38H , 51S 17'a . 43H . 32 , 22 S . 41S . 35 . 43 51 H . 65 , 29 . 10 . 17 . 37 Vs . 86 . 153 . 33 . 12; . 50 l New Y.rk Slock, New York. March SI iJFi A .mall crnun of utility atocka put on . show of atrenfth In today's market. While the main body of atocka followed a narrow courae. with price changes most ly In small fractions, favored Issues ad vanced as much as 3 points or so. A moderate amount at hiuln... w.. done. Turnover reached a rate of about 1.400.000 shares for the full session, or about even with Monday. me tnree preferred and one common Issues of American ft Foreign Power thrust ahead fractions to more than S points at one time. The preferreds all touched new 1049-50 hiahs. Also at . peak for the past year or more was American Telephone, a r- oent favorite. western un on moved to new inn with . boost of more than a point. Missouri Pacific preferred, favored in the PBSt COUBle Of Sessions, was nhnnnen down around a point. J Killed in Crash Cardiff, Wales, March Jl '() A cargo plane on a test flight crashed today near Llandow, South Wales, killing the pilot and three passengers. The plane plunged into the ground close by the place where a Tudor airliner crashed March 12 with a death toll of 80 of 83 occupants, the worst disaster in commercial aviation history. DEATHS Sbr Girt Bell Baby oirl Bell, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy V. Bell, Jefferson, at a local hospital, March 10. Also surviving are grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. can l. Bell Salem; A. J. Taylor, Medford; and Mary Taylor, Salem. Announcement of services later by dough-Bar rick com pany. . Fred Landla Fred Landis, late resident of 885 6. I2th St.. at a local hospital. March 20, Survived by his wife. Rose Landlx, Sa lem. Announcement of services later by the v. T. aolden mortuary. Baby Girl Noffsfnger iby Oirl Noffsinaer. infant riauchler Ur. and Mrs. Gilbert Noffsinaer of 818 south loth street, at a local hospital. March 21. Sister of Craig Moffslnger and Timothy Noffelnger of Salem; and grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd O. Noff sinaer of Portland and Mr, and Mrs. waiter J. behold of Salem. Announce ment of services later by the Howell Kdwards chapel. Jessie W. Dent In this city March 30. Jest, a W. Dent. late resident of route 9, Salem, at the age or 80 years. Survived by sons, Ralph W. Dent of Salem and Wilbur Y. Dent of anake River. Wash.: and daughter. Mrs, k. . Daniels or Medford. Announcement of services later by W. T. Rlgdon com pany. Richard Rarrinon Baker At the residence of 1000 South 13th street March 31. Richard Harrison Baker. Survived by wife, Hannah R. Baker of saiem; children. Mrs. Pauline Osborn. Douglas Baker and Mrs. Beatrice Tracy. or saiem; brother. Ross Baker or Portland; sisters. Mrs. Lillian Newport In California and Mrs. Myrtle Adrian in Wisconsin: and one grandchl d. Serv Ices will be held Thursday, March 33. at i:su p.m. at tne w. T. Rlgdon oh a pel. George Miller In this cltv March 18. Oorit Mil ler, late resident of 4033 S. W. Eaale street, Portland. Announcement of serv ices later by w. T. Rlgdon company. Hani Chriiteniien Hans Chris tense n. late resident of 7122 N. Oatman st Portland, at a Portland hospital, March ID. Survived by widow, KAincnne cnristensen ot Portland: dauRli tern, Mrs. Frances Phacas and Mrs. Helen Mulkey, both of Portland; a son, Theodore Chrlstensen of Portland; sisters. Mrs. Charles Vlck and Mrs. Elmer Basel, both of Salem; and Mrs. Hannah Peterson, Cot tonwood, cant. ; three brothers, Charles Chrlstensen. Redd Ins, Calif.; Chris Chris tens en. Red Bluff, Calif.: and Ross Chrlstensen, Thief River Falls, Minn.; and three grandchildren. Services will be held weonesoay, March 22. at 2 p.m. at the V. uoiaen chapel with the Rev. Lloyd T. Anderson officiating. Interment In City View cemetery. 8 W4 mm. Kltlrn PUyauit This sun suit find, favor with both mother and the sand-pile set for It's easy to make and comfortable to wear. The cute kitten applique has embroider ed features for tne perfect trim ming touch. Pattern Envelope No. R3036 con tains tissue pattern, sizes 1, 3, 3 Tuesday, March 21, 1950 19 Its y J. Charles Thomas Teague 'Sunkist' President Dies at Santa Paula ; Santa Paula, Calif., March 21 Charles Collins Teague, 77, pre sident of the California Fruit Growers Exchange the "Sun kist" organiation since 1920 and a former president of the National Council of Farmer Co operatives, died last night. He was born in Caribou, Me. . Health Group Meets Dayton The Child Health club met with Mrs. Lloyd Ly man with 11 present Mrs. Adolph Schutz conducted a de merit and merit contest. There will be a speaker at the next meeting, April 18, and the sub ject will be "Mental Hygiene." Refreshments were served by the hostess. OBITUARY Mrs. Mary Whitman ' Woodburn Mrs. Mary Whitman, 79. resident of Woodburn for 80 years, died early Tuesday morning at the IOOP homo in Portland. She was born In Michigan. For the last three yesrs she made ner home in Eugene and Portland. Surviving are a son, Clyde E. Whitman. Eugene; daughter, Mrs. Grace Hulras, Woodburn; four sisters, Mrs. Florence Ooulet, Mrs. Jenette Zimmerle and Mrs. Laura Live- say, all of woodburn ana Mrs. eaoie Hardcastle, Salem; four grandchildren nrf ia crreat.ttrAndrhlldren. Announce ments later from the Ringo funeral home. Mrs. Clorlnda M7 Hicks Woodburn Funeral services lor nn. Olorlnda May Hicks, 85, a former resi dent of Woodburn who died Monday night at the home ot a aaugmer, m. W. L. (Almadai Rynyan, Vancouver, Wash, will be held from the Ringo chapel t. i -in clock Thursday with burial in Belle Passl cemetery beside her husband, Timothy Hicks, who died 30 years ago. She Is also survived by two sons, Eugene O. Riches, Portland and Herman E. Hicks. wooanurn; a aiaier, . oarm. ivnum and two brothers, addresses unknown; also five grandchildren and. several great grandchildren. Orlo Wllaon Humphreys Stayton Funeral services for Orlo Wil son Humphreys, 66, who died in Salem Monday, will be held from the Weddla funeral home Wednesday at X O'Ciocx. na was born In the Waldo Hills district Apr. 20, 1884 and had farmed in that commun ity his entire life. He was a member of the Stayton First Christian church and is survived by his widow, Mrs. Jennlo Humphreys, of Sublimity, a son, daugh ter, brother and grandchild. Elmer (Alex) Devlne Lebanon Elmer (Alex) Dovine, well known Lebanon business man and a Ufo inntr resident (if this area, died March 19 at his home, 610 Park street, after a slwrt Illness. He had been t, partner tn The Pastime for a number of years. Born Sept. 6, 1885 at Waterloo, he was edu cated In the local scnoois. runerai serv ices were held Tuesday at I p.m. in tho Hnw.-Hu.itnn chancl with Rev. Harvey Schmidt officiating. Burial In the lOOP cemetery. He Is survived by his widow. Alice or Leoanon; nrotner, ay iev.ns, Portland; niece, Mrs. Lyman May of Port land, and nephew Jack Brown of Pendle ton. Anna Llndley Kerley Lebanon Mrs. Anna Llndley Keeley, of 9656 6. E. Yukon street, Portland, died March 10 at the Multnomah hospital. She was born Oct. 14, 18D4, in Lebanon ana wnjt reared and educated here. Living in Portland for the past 15 years, she had been an Oregon resident all her lire ex cept for a few years spent in Seattle. Serv ices were held Tuesday at n a.m. in tne Howe-Huston chapel with Rev. Lynnton Elwell, pastor of the First Christian church, officiating. Burial in the IO-)P cemetery. Survivors are her hush ind, William P. Keeley of Portland; broth ers, Charles Llndley, Los Angeles, Lowll Llndley, Lebanon; sisters, Airs, vtn Bogart of Corvallla and Mrs. Hush Croner of Lebanon. John C. Church Union vale Funeral service were nem at Macy's chaprl In McMinnvllIe Monday afternoon for John C. Church, 74, a res ident of the Unlonvale district more than 13 years, who died Friday at tthe McMinn vllIe hospital. Ho suffered almost two years with heart ailment. Rev. doorm Mlllcn of Unlonvnle officiated. He was member of Baptist church of Rosevlllfl, III. Ho was born July 15, 1875 In Smythe county, Va and was married there Sep tember 11, 16D8, He resided 38 years in Illinois. Surviving are his widow and seven sons. The sons are: Ralph, Seattle, Wash.; LeRoy, Unlonvale; Paul, Portland; John, Unlonvnle; Merle, Unlonvnle; Carl, Salem: and Clark of Unlonvale; eleven grandchildren and one great ttrandchild; also three brothers, James, Hot Springs, Ark.; Walter, Westfleld, 111.: and Joseph, Brockton, 111.: three sisters, Mrs. Sally Bennett, Westfleld. III.: Mrs. Nannie Walker, Ash more. 111.; Mrs. Vlrgle Jones, Cam pa inn, 111. Burial was at the Hope well Pioneer cemetery near here. years Included; hot-iron transfer for applique; material requirements and finishing directions. To obtain this pattern, send 20c In COINS, giving pattern number, your name, address and zone num ber to Peegy Roberts, Capital Jour nal, 828 Mission Street. San Fran cisco 3, Calif. 3r H i 'j4!ti a rlK 5 ---.4