Taxi Driver in
Poe of Hero
Atlanta, June 1 (P)A taxi
cab driver, father of five chil
dren, wrestled with an appar
ent mad dog yesterday to save a
group of 82 terrified kindergar
ten pupils.
"Any man with kids of his
own would have done exactly
what I did," said 28-year-old
Hick Parker, shrugging off his
act oi bravery.
Parker spotted the dog. run
ning wildly and foaming at the
mouth, as he drove past the
school. Classes were changing
and the youngsters were on the
grounds.
The alert cab driver threw his
car in reverse and put it between
the mongrel dog and the chit
dren. He shouted at a patrolling
policewoman to get the children
inside.
Then the dog darted around
the cab and Parker flung him
self upon it. As the children
watched from windows, he wres
tled the dog down the street. A
youth in the neighborhood fin
ally killed the dog with a rifle.
Parker was bitten on one hand
and was given an anti-rabies
shot.
The dog's head was taken to
a laboratory for a rabies test.
To the school kids, the air
forces veteran was a personal
hero. "Better than In the comic
books," said one.
Red Youths Quit
Sit-down Strike
Luebeck, Germany, June 1 VP)
Ten thousand sleepy commun
1st youths marooned for two
nights Just Inside the Soviet zone
started moving toward their
West German homes today after
calling off their sitdown strike
The blue-shirted boys and
girls accepted West German po
lice demands that they give their
names or submit to medical ex
aminations before crossing the
border.
They had been camping in the
chilly border "no man's land,'
refusing to heed the police or
ders, since Tuesday night when
they reached the east-west zonal
frontier after attending the com
munlst Whitsun rally in Berlin
The weary youths capitulated
after a sleepless night during
which they piled their straw
bedding onto camp fires in an
attempt to keep warm. This
morning they shuffled past
lines of police and watchful
German doctors who gave them
a quick - lookover for any pos
sible contagious diseases con
tracted In their crowded Berlin
quarters.
There were no Incidents in
the early hours. Western police
aid doctors found no illness
among the youths.
Australian Visits
At Grand Island
Grand Island Guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Finnicum were
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Savage of
Ladner, B. C, Rex Ross, Mt. An
gel, and Miss Eliott of Mel
bourne, Australia.
Miss Elliott is touring the
United States and Europe to
learn about dairying. She will
have spent five years from the
time she left her home until
he returns. Her experiences
have been very interesting.
Savage served as Judge of the
Yamhill county Jersey cattle
how at McMinnvllle last week.
Tiernan Accepts
Coaching Position
Robert E. Tiernan, a Willam
ette university graduate living at
1210 South 17th street, has ac
cepted a position as basketball
and baseball coach at Port Or
ford, Ore., high school.
It will mark Tiernan's first
venture into the coaching pro
fession. He plans to move to Port
Orford in August.
Middle Grove Clubs Meet
For Final Session Friday
Middle Grove The last meeting until fall or the Associated
clubs of Middle Grove will be a jitney supper served at the school
house Friday.
Supper will be served between the hours of 6 and 7:30 p.m.
Each family Is asked to bring a hot dish, salad and dessert for
the sale. Coffee and rolls will
be provided by the club. A free
program will follow the supper
hour.
Mrs. Robert Pickerel and her
new ton, Robert John, were hon
ored with a shower Friday night
at the Pickerel home on Lan
caster drive. Hostesses were Mrs.
Earl Malm and Mrs. Don Addi
son. Games were played and re
freshments served to Mrs. Ed
ward Dimbat, Mrs. John Kring,
Mrs. Leonard Malm, Mrs. Dan
Scharf, Mrs. Henry Sprick, Mrs.
Harry Wilson, Mrs. Robert Dant,
Mrs. Odin Slattum, Mrs. George
Hardy, Mrs. Richard Kring, the
honored guest and hostesses.
Lancaster home extension
unit met IViday for the final
meeting of the unit's year at
Hogg Brother! In Salem. The
day'i project, "Oven Meals."
was presented by Mrs. E. C.
Mennis. Mrs. Covil Case and
Mrs. C M. Brlggs, with full
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
aleea Livestock Mark
By Valle Packlna flAmginl
Spring Jambs iio.OO to I14.J0
ceive. tood (soo-iso ibi.i i2o ou to m 01
veil usq-joo iba.l top .... 134.00 to IM.00
Pat dairy eow ii M ta ilft.no
Cutttr cows 113.80 to llt.ie
Dairy heifer , IU M to 11 M
Bmu m. to m oo
Pertlaad Kastalde Market
Bit 11 cup fiat ot Cenbr district nar
cissi variety strawberries aold for 13.25
310 on tha Portland Eastald Parmer
Wholesale Produce market today.
Mid-Columbia district ltttuct brought
14 a cratt.
Radlsha war 4t-M caoU ft down
bunches.
Portland Predae
Bulterfel Tentative, atibjert to Imrae
dlata eh ana a Premium quality maiitnuas
to to 1 oercert acldlti delivered in
Portland, Sl-4e lb i 02 aeora, H-Mei
teor. 67-flOe: 11 score Me Valla? route
and country polnta 3c lea tnao urn
Butter Wboleaala FOB bulk gube
wholesaler, irada A 01 aeora, flOc:
12 acore, 00c; B eer. Sic; C 10 aeora.
ie Above or ce ara atrtctly nomiaii
Cheese Selling price to Portland wiiole-
alara- Oregon singlea, so-ia1; Oregon I
mail loaf. 41-tlSc; triplet I lea tbao
single.
tin-To wholaaatera: A grade, ttno.
40-tle doi.: A trade modlum. JlW-lfcr;
B irade large, ia-J8c.
Portland Datrv Markaa
Butler Prlca to retaileri: orada aa
print, 4ct AA carton, osoi prints
A cartons, OSci B prints 63e.
Eccs-Pi-ire la retailers Orada AJ
largo 44e dot.; A larse 42c; AA medium.
42c; A medium, 41c: b madlum. lie; car
tons 2c additional.
Cheat - Prtc to ratatura. Portland
orei on single. 37-4le: Oregon loaf, a-
lb loaves. 42t-43e lb.: triplet. cbU
less thin single Premium brands, alniiea.
so H-32 Me.
Poultry
Llva Chicken- (No. 1 quality, F.o.B
olantai; Broiler, under l iba. nominal;
fryer. Jtt-3 Iba.. c: 3-4 Iba.. 20c; rout-
era. 4 Iba. and over, 20c: llibt hena under
u.. la-iiic oyer mi., ii-ibc; mii
hena. all weight 30-21 e; old roosters, U
weight. tl-13c.
Turk Net to i rower, to ma. 10-2 le:
btna. 44c Prlea to ratallera. draasod: A
youaf hena. M.51e; A roust torn, li
ne: nrtn tonu. i-42e.
Babbits Average to grower, lira
white 4-5 lbs., 22-24C lb.; 1-8 16. IS-JOc
lb; colored 2 centa lower, old or haary
does and buck 10-Hc. Prcah draaaed
Idaho fryera 40ei local. M-54c: some to
50c; Idaho fryer and routera, H.
Cevntrs-.KIIIed Meat
Veal Top quality 11-400 lb., other
trade according to weight and quality
with lltbtar or heavier, 35-l(c.
Hon Light blocker, 21 -10c; aow
20-23C.
Lambs Top quality yearling, 43-44c.
Mutton Best. 10-lSe: round beavj
bucks, 13-14c.
Beer oood eowa, 32-34e lb.; canneri-
eu tiers, J0-J3c.
Fresh Dressed Meat
(Wholesaler to ratallera per cwt.t:
Beef Steers Oood 800-800 Iba., 141-40;
commercial 145-47; Utility, 240-43.
Caws commercial. 140-42; utility ni-
30; canners-cutter. 134-38.
nee i cots luooa ethers aim quart-
ara. 158-51; round. .33 -IS; fuD loins.
trimmed, 187-72; trianala. 131-42; aquara
chuck. 142-41; Mb. s&7-; lorcqueriera.
138-42.
Veal Good. 141-11; commercial l44-t
utility 131-30.
calves oood anowa 4a-. eommsr-
elsl 137-43
Laasba aood-cnoic spring lamoa, -
50: commercial. 145-49: utility, 130-40
Mutton oood, 70 lb down, IZ4-J.
Park CsU Loin. No. L 1-13 lb.. 153-
55: ehouldera. 18 lb, down, 130-37.10; car
caase. 120-170 Its, I2ft.50-10.50; mixed
welihta 21 lower; apareriba, I42-4S.
Portland MUeellairtoae
Onions 50- b. sack Ore. weatent xei-
Iowa, No. 1, medium, 11.35-50; laria, 11.85
75; Texaa SO lb, wax. 23.50-7S; yellow,
13.50-75; Calif, yellow 11.71-2.00.
Potsteea ore. BurbankJ, ho. i, aj.so-is;
Dechutea ruueta, No. IK, IVs"-00' J5'
1b. aack, .05-1.00; IS lb. 55-(5c; Bakara,
14.75-00: no. 1 Baxera. ij.as-ao;
Klamath No. 1A. 13.85-4.00: Idaho ruaaeta,
Nd. ia. 14.1A-25: 5-10 lb. aacU. 12.40-50:
new crop Calif. Lont whltaa 11.00-21, aome
to 22.50; six B, 12.25-33.
Hay New crop, ataca oataa a aj. no. a
trten Alfalfa, truck or oar-loU F.O.B.
Portland or Putet Bound markeu, 132-11
ton: U. 8. No. 1 mixed Timothy, 144 ton',
now emu At and vetch mixed hay I
uncertified clover hay nominally 127-10
depend tni on quality and location oaito
in WUlametta valley imnna.
Caaaars Bark Zy: 20e to peeiara: trees
Se lb.
weal vaiiey eoeraa ano wwaiam mou
50-sse.
Mohair 60-5ia id. on 12-tnonin errowia
nominally.
Hides caitaa iso re.; aecorams o
wetiht pip. 36o lb.; beef 10-Uo lb.;
bull ?-8e lb. Country buyer pay 2a lexe.
Filbert wnoiexala pneea: jumoo iv
l2e: large 17-20c; madlum IS-lSHc- Grow
ir price: Orchard run. 1-10. -
VatMta Wholeaela orlcea: Par n. In
100-lb. lota: First quality tumbe, ll-ll1:
lane. -30Uc: medium. 3-3(; ete-
ond quality Jumbo. t-21n; lane 37
nci medium 24tt-3Se; baby, II
lOHc Orower price, orchard run: Fran
quattta. 10-lle lb.
Chlean Livestock
Chieato. Juno 1 0JJ5 (USDAt Uvutock
market:
Ho: Salable lO. iOO. Blow, moat butch
ers around 21 cent lower: welihta over
130 Iba and aow 25 to SO centa lower;
heavy youth owa off more; top 120.10.
Most rood and choice 120 to 258 butcher,
10.75 to 20.10; 250 to 210 lb, 11.40 to
10.15; 200 to 330 lbs, 11.75 to 10.35; few
lota up to 300 lbs. down to 18.00; few
ISO to 110 lb. 11.50 to 30.00. Bow under
450 lb. 18.00 to 17.50; choice around 331
lbs. up to 11.50; 475 to 800 lb. 14.50 to
izoo. oood clearance.
Sheep: Salable 1.000 Biaucbter lamb
fully ateady; aprlnaer acarce, food to
choice offerlnr 27.00 to 10.00; ahort
load choice 03 lb. number one kia Jowa
fed shorn lamba. 27.00; two and a half
loads sood ahorn southwest 25.71 to
20.25; most alauthter ewaa with weight
I N to 7.50 with choice light kind to
11.50.
Cattle: Salable 1,000. Calve ftOO. Mod
erately active, all clae mostly tadv:
several losd choice 1085 to 1310 lb. led
ateera, 32.31 to 31.00: high-choice ebeent;
most good to low-choice ateera and year
line. 20.50 to 13.00; medium to low-good
anely 37. so to 29.39; load of common
900 lb. Holateina. 33.50. good and choice
heifer and mixed yea runs. 20.00 to
31.35; medium heifer down to 28.50 and
a few common dairy type down to 32 00;
good cow. 32 10 to 34.00; bulk common
and medium beef cow, 11.71 to 22.00;
canner and cutters, 15.00 to 18.50; me
dium and good saunas bull. 22.25 to
23.85: medium to choice Teeters. 11,00
to 33.00.
course dinner being prepared for
all attending.
At the business meeting new
officers were installed by Mrs.
Wade Carter assisted by Mrs.
Albert Fabry, Mr. Robert
Fromm as chairman, Mrs. Henry
Sprick as vice chairman, Mrs.
Carl Snyder as secretary and
Mrs. Clyde ColweU as treasurer.
Corsages were given the new of
ficers. Attending were Mrs. Er
nest Barker, Mrs. Carter, Mrs.
Case, Mrs. Brlggs, Mrs. Colwell,
Mrs. Fromm, Mrs. Fabry, Mrs.
Anna Jess, Mrs. Cleo Keppinger,
Mrs. Leonard Malm, Mrs. Men
nis, Mrs. Harvey Page, Mrs. Dan
Scharf, Mrs. J. Irvin Wagers,
Mrs. Sprick, Mrs. Bert Hulst and
Mrs. Fabry.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fabry
and Joanne were among the
many spending ,h week-end at
the coast, and attending the me
morial services at Depoe Bay.
p-V
New President Mrs. Hiram
Cole Houghton (above) of Red
Oak, la., is to be Installed as
national president of the Gen
eral Federation of Women's
clubs, now meeting in Boston,
Mass., for their 59th conven
tion. (AP Wirephoto)
SALEM MARKETS
Completed from reporta f Sals at desist
tar the gaidaaee of Capital Jearaal
readera. Be vised dally.)
Befall Feed Prices;
E Mesh 14.90.
Babbit Pellets 14.00.
Dairy Feed 13.00.
Poaltrv Buying prices: Grade A col
ored hens, lie; arada A Leghorn hena,
18c; grade A old rooater. 12c: grade
A colored fryera, 1 Iba. ll-33e; leghorn
fryera, 22c.
"a f
Baying Prleea Large AA, He; large A,
32-38; medium AA 33c; medium A Sl-tH;
erax, 24c.
WBoiesai Prices Egg wnoieaaie prices
S-7e above these price above. Large grade
A generally quoted at ale: medium, 310.
Battarful
Premium. 82c; No. t, 80c. No. S. 84-lOe
(buying price).
Batter wboleaala grade V 84. retell.
Fertland Livestock
Portland. Ore., June 1 (U.B Livestock:
Cattle salable 110: slaughter elasses stea
dy: low grade bulls ateady; average me
dium 080 lb. grass steers 27.S0; common
1035 lbs. 23: medium heifers 25-27.10;
commons 18-34: odd head common cows
17-17.10; canner-cutter 1S.11-11.W; cutter-!
common bulls 17-It.
Calves salable 35; steady: good-choice
vealera 28-30; medium 22-31; common
14-31.
Hogs aalable 150: butcher classes steady:
sows steady; feeders acarce; nominally
steady: early bulk and top good-choice
300-215 lb. butchera 21.50; odd head 265
lbs. 20; good-choice light sow 345-425
lbs. 10.71-17; bUIK 400-070 . 15.5O-10.SO;
few 871 lbs. 11.
Bheep aalable 200; spring lamba ateady;
good-choice 05.15 lb. springers 28-26.50;
odd head good 100 lb. shorn yearlings 21:
good shorn slaughter ewes I.
a
Chicago Grain
Chicago. June 1 W) Most grain altd
lower today after an earL rally faded out.
Activity, like price, slumped during the
second half of the aaaalon.
In earlier dealing. July joybeana and
all deferred contract of corn act new
season top. But July bean tumbled
about f centa from tneir early nun ana
that unsettled the rest of the market.
Wheat closed H lower. July 22.18H
4: corn was tower. July 81.474-
; oaU were H-ltt lower, July S2tt-4;
rye was lower July 11.39V.: soy
bean were 1 to 3 lower, July 13.214
H: and lard wa unchanged to 1 centa
a hundred pound Ha her, July 112.82.
Portland Grain
Portland. Ore., June 1 VFi Cash wheat
fbld): Soft white 2.33 "4; soft whit (ex
cluding rex 2.23: white club 2.33.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 1.21; It per
cent 2.23; 11 per cent 2.231 12 per cent
2.23.
Today'g car receipts: Wheat 301: berlsy
3; flour 11; corn 11; oat 1; mill feed 14.
Candidates File
Primaries Cost
Roy R. Hewitt, Salem, report
ed today it cost him $354 to win
the democratic nomination for
congress in the first district.
His opponent, L. T. Ward,
Philomath publisher, said he
spent $239.
Other primary election cam
paign expenses reported today:
Committee for State Sen.
Frederick S. Lamport, Salem re
publican who won renomination,
$1,083. Lamport, $374.
Committee for Dean Bryson,
Portland republican nominated
for the state senate, $314.
Committee for State Rep. Carl
H. Francis, Dayton, who won re
publican renomination, $93.
Committee for Mark Hatfield,
Salem republican nominated for
state representative, $98.
H. R. Jones, Salem, defeated
for republican nomination for
state representative, $98.
Gene Malecki, Salem republi
can defeated for state represen
tative. $97.
B. E. Owens, Salem, defeated
for republican nomination for
state representative, $38.
Depression in Road
Cause of Accident
Lebanon A two-car colli
sion, caused by a depression In
the highway just south of the
city, left by the local power
company crewi, occurred Sun
day evening. Mrs. Charles Lehn
of Lebanon, a passenger in the
car driven by Delores Hanson,
was injured, but neither Miss
Hanson nor Mrs. Lehn's 1-year-old
son Donny, was injured.
Police reports show that an
auto driven by Chester Brown
of Scappoose, attempted to
slow down before striking the
depression. Miss Hansen's car,
following closely, struck t on
the right rear and glanced off
into the house of James L. Still
well, 9 Cedar street, becoming
wedged between the garage and
a nearby highway sign.
Mrs. Lehn was thrown into
the windshield, slashing her
head.
The Hanson ear was exten
sively damaged but the Brown
machine was not badly wreck
ed.
STOCKS
(By the Associated Preaai
American Can
Am Pow Lt
Am Tel Tel
Anaeonda ,
Bendla Aviation
Btlh Bteel
Boeing Airplane
Calif Packing
Canadian Paeltl
Case J I
caterpillar
Chrysler
Con Vulteo
Continental Can ...,,,........
Crown Zallerbach
Curtia Wright
Douglas Aircraft
Dupont da Nem
Uensral Etertrlo
General Food
Oeneral Motor
Ooodvaar Tire
Int Harvester .....
3nt Papei
Xenneeott
Lib be UtH L
Long Bell "A"
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvlneter .............
Nat Oairy .
NT Central
Northern Paclflg
Pae. Am Fish
Pa Oa EIe
Pa Tel At Tel
Penney J C
Radio Corp
Rayonler
Rayonler Pfd .......
Reynolds Metal
Rlehfleld
Safeway Stores ,....
Bears Roebuck
Southern Paclflo
Standard Oil Co
Btudebaker Corp ...
Sunshine Mining
Tranaamerlea
Union OU Cal
Union Pacific
United Airline...........
U S Bteel
Warner Bros Pie
Woelworta
ni'
21
ISO1
32 S
61
30 T
4
13b
20i
IK
34 Vs
111
11
Stork Market
New York, June 1 fV-The stock mar
ket sailed through choppy trading wat
ers today.
Quotation for leading Issues bounced
around erratically and trading was done
in flu and atari. Gain and losses were
thoroughly mixed moat of the time.
In the morning the entire market
leaned forward, with demand for radio
television issues a strong prop.
Short) r before noon profit-taking oper
ation braked the advance and a good
many gain wars either wiped out or
converted into losses. Demand revived .n
early afternoon and a variety of Issues
managed to awing forward. There was no
declslvs rally, however.
TV stocks, following through yesterday's
sharp rise, stood up better than most
other groupa.
Bualneaa tended to contract on the tray
down and expand on rallies. Turnover nit
a rate of around 1,800,000 share lor toe
full session.
Sheridan Boys Place
In Marble Tourney
Sheridan Two boys from the
Sheridan grade school won
places In the state marble tour
nament in Portland. Walter
Butler placed second in the B
division and Donnie Smith plac
ed fourth in the A division. Bill
Smith and Guy Anderson of
Sheridan also entered the tour
nament.
New Car Firm '
Sheridan The opening of a
new automobile dealership has
been announced by Fred Boze
man and E. . Delarm, who said
that new business will be called
Valley Motors. They will sell
DeSoto and Plymouth cars.
DEATHS
Qearee Madison MeCann
cinnrM iridium Me Can n. fata resident
of Baker, at a local hospital May 30 at
tha age of 81. Burylved by wife, Treasle
W. WcCann, and daughters, Lola. Clyda
and susan atccann. an oi Baser : sons,
Roy McCann. Salem, Oeorge Ernest. Dell,
and Colin MeCann. all of Baker. Services
will be announced by the Howell-Edwards
company.
Mrs, Pearl Lanktree
Mra. Pearl Lanktree At a ua Angeles,
Calif., hospital. May 30 at the age of 89.
Survived by daughters, Mrs, Florence
Hess of Bcappoose. Mrs. Rarve Smith of
Qrldlty, cal ll, Mra. paari aaitcneu oi
Turner. Mra. Beulah Barker of Seattle.
Wash., and Mrs. Glenn Vernon of Tule
Lake, caitr.; sons. Chester Lanatrev or
Salem. John Lanktree of the U.S. Army
in Los Angeles. Services will be announced
by the Howell-Xdwards chapel.
Catherine May
Catherine Mar. In thl city May IT at
the age of 88 years. Lata resident of
route 1, Corvalll. Service will be held
Saturday, June t. at 8:13 a.m. at St.
Marr's church at Shaw with interment at
St. Mary's cemetery there, under direc
tion of W, T. Rlgdoa company.
OBITUARY
Mrs. Belly Hllyea
Lyons Funeral services were neia
Thursday from the Weddle funeral parlors
In Btayton lor Mra. Betty Bllyea who died
Tuesday at her home in Lyons following
a ions iiiness. one was corn ei ei. raui.
Minnesota. 1901. and waa 43 years and ll
days at the tlm of her death. She U sur
vived by her husband, Charlie and one
son. lficneei or Lyons: one sister. Mrs.
Marcetla Lot of Btayton; one brother,
Frank Haasner of San Bernardino, Calif,
and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Hesaner of Sacramento, Calif. Interment
was at tha Bellcrest cemetery in Sstem.
Pallbearers were Merrill Brassflald, Wil
son atevena, Aioert Toman, jr- bod
James, Paul ueratb and Bd Olslsr.
Jehn Allen
Lyons Funeral services were held Fri
day afternoon at the Presbyterian church
in Manama ror jonn Alien wno aiea Tues
day at bis home, Lyons route one, at the
age ot S3 years. Alien naa spen. many
yean in this vicinity, waa active in church
work ana a member of the samiam Yal
ley Orange. He Is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Mabel Allen and four daughters,
Mra. Dorothy Draper of Lyooa route one,
Mra. Mary Smith, Sweet Home. Mrs, Bar
bara Casclato of Portland, Mrs, Ardys
Drusaeco of Oakland, Calif. Rev, Davfd
Peggeraon of Mill City officiated and
Mrs. Oeorge Cllpfell of Lyons did the
singing, with Interment In the Fog Valley
cemetery. Pallbearers were Lloyd Bletto,
Floyd Monroe, Ike Myers, Art Landers,
Bteve Dark, Olln Knutson and four hon
orary bearers, Ed Taylor, Harley Johnson,
Olln Spire and Horace McCarley.
Mr. Jeha Booth
Sllverton Funeral aervkes were con
ducted for Mr. John Booth (Millie C.
Iversonl, 8, at Portland Conservatory
chapel of the A. J. Roae and Bon Fun-
eral Home, Thursday afternoon. Mra.
Booth died Monday at Xmenue! hoapital
following brief Illness, her home is 3781
SB Win Ave Portland. The wife of
John Booth, mother of Mrs. Mildred
Chadwtck, and Vernon and Harold Booth,
all of Portland, and three araaddauahter.
The family lived in Sllverton for many
re era prior to going to Eastern and Cen
tral Oregon where Booth waa an or
enerdlst In the Hood Rtver Valley after
a brief residence et Bnterprlt. Because
of III health tha family moved from tneir
Parkdale Hood Rer ranch to Port
land, two years ago, Mra, Mabel eVhroeder,
Mrs, Barah Burch and Mr. Al Down are
sisters-In -law of Mrs. Booth. Local friend
ana relative auenoea aervKaa today.
Albert Khaea
Sheridan Albert Ehaaa. ton or Lmr.
ard and Mary Brines, waa born at Col
by, Kansas oa May IT, IflgT, and died
May 18, IBM at the Mc Minn vlll hos
pital following a long Ulaaaa, He ha
lived near Sheridan for the past II years
with hi family. On June I, 118, he we
married ta Cotine Warner, who survives.
Other aurvlvora include 1 children.
Duane, Lrto, Bldon and Prance Herron,
all of the Sheridan vicinity: Dorothy
Schurr, Long Beach. Calif.; Evelyn Cen-
aky, Aieany, ore.; rem snnes, saiem:
four grandchildren, three sisters. Anna
snoop, umea, cote.; Emma MeCance,
aTTIlawoed, Kan t Nettie Btorrer, Wichita,
Ken.i two brotbera, Barl Xhaa. Liaoa,
Col.: and Clarence Shaes. Sheridan. Rv,
8. Jesse Oaborns) of McMinaviiie effl
elated at the aervteej which were held
Friday al the Mary Funeral home in
Mr Minn vlll a, tatenaoat wes la Oreea
Creaa MerUi park. She rid.
Fain Set Allocations
Oregon counties got $68,716
today for their county fairs.
The money, which comes from
a tax of 120 of 1 mill, is used to
pay premiums, and is in addition
to state racing revenues which
are given to the county fairs.
Additional Classified
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
BALEM SAND ft URAVEL COMPANT
Contract Work
Road Clearing DltehlaP
Sewer dr Basement
Equipment Rental
IS B H yd
10 B yd.
D-7 Cat as Dexer
D-8 Cst ex Doser
4-D Cat es Doier
See a about ditching by the ft.
Phone Days -308
Eves. 1-8248 or 3-4408
Salem. Oregon n
USED WASHERS -
Dud wuhtrt. All maku. 99 to U.
OPEN FRIDAY EVENING
EASY TERMS OH ANY PCRCH&Sl
R.
L ELFSTROM CO.
340 COURT B
NEW 38 CAL revolver with amm. 838.
Ph. 2-8702. nl32
HOT POINT 5 ft. refrigerator in good
conaiuon n. n. ism St. qui
FOR SALE OR TRADE: 1 DO-gal saddle
gas tanks, I Edwards 5th wheel with
air valve ft hose. Ph. 37 MS after a n.m.
nl32
Ft'LLEB brushes. J7 Orant Ph. S-S3&7.
Dill
ELEC. & COAL RANGE
Used electric ft coal range, Oood con
dition. Only (S9.95.
OPEN FRFDAY EVENING
EAST TERMS OH ANY PURCHASE
R. L. ELFSTROM CO.
3U COURT B
LEGAL
CALL FOB BIDS
The Council. Town of Btayton. will re
ceiva Bids (up to midnigtit June 30. lfl&oi
lor oiling or paving Locust street trim
street to Qardlner Street , Tha Council
reserves the right to reject any or all
oiaa.
V. A. INOLIS, Recorder
May 31. June I, 2.
NOTICE OF HEARING
Notice la hereby given that a hearing
upon the petition for the Improvement of
Shady Lane Avenue under Chapter 3M,
Oreion Law, iflJ, will be held in the
County Court Chamber in the Court
house In Salem, Oregon at 9:11 ijl,
P. B. T., June 18. 1950.
Br ORDER OF THE COUNTY COURT.
April 37; June 1.
SCHOOL DISTRICT
BOND ELECTION NOTICE
STATB OP OREGON i
COUNTY OP Marlon V as.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 24CJ )
Notice hereby la given that, at the
school district bond election hereby called,
to be held at the following polling places:
For school Election Precinct no. l.
consisting of Marion County election pre
cincts Noa. 7, 14. 28, 33 and 36, Highland
School, North 8th ft Highland!
For School Election Precinct No. z. con
sisting of Marlon County election pre
cinct No. 32. 48 and 88 and part ot
77. and 138, Washington School: lea
Lansing Avenue,
ror school Election precinct Ho. s. eon
at ting ot Marion County election pre
cinct No. 8, 9, 18, 21, 21, IT, 39 and 42,
Orant School. North Cottage ft Market;
For school Election Precinct No. 4, con
sisting of Marlon County election pre
cinct No. 1, 18, 33, 21. 28 and 39, Engle-
wood School, North I9th ft Nebraska;
Far BcnoQi Election precinct no. b. con
slating of Marlon County election pre
cinct Naa. 2, 10, 11, 12. 18. 17, 33, 39
and zi, the Fuoiic school Office Building,
480 North High Street:
For School Election Precinct No. I. con
sisting of Marlon County election ore-
etneta No. 3, 4, 3, d, 2t, 3d and 48. Rich
mono scnooi, Kiemnond a Mill streets;
For Bcnooi Election Precinct no. T. con
sisting of Marion County election precincts
Hoa. 33. IB. 24. II. 34 and 41. Leslie Jun
ior High School, 8. Cottage ft Howard;
For Bcnooi Election Precinct No. 8. con
sisting of Marlon County election pre
cincts Noa. 45. 48, 48, 81 and 168 and parts
oi noa, is, isb ana i4. saiem ueisbu
School, 349 Liberty Road;
For School Election Precinct No. f. con
sisting of Marlon County election pre
ducts Noa, 64, 87, 83 and part of 168,
Lincoln School, south lima ft Beck Ave
nue; For School Election Precinct No. 10. con
sisting of Polk County election precinct
noa. i, 2 ana ana part oi iba west
Salem School, 111? Third Street,
in and for School District No. 24CJ.
Marion County, Oregon, on the 19th day
or June. A.D. 1950, between the houra of
2 o'clock PM. and t o'clock P,M. there
Will B UtR ttd to UlS mml voters thra.
of the question of contracting a bonded
Indebtedness in the gum of one million
dollar ($1,000,000.00) for tha purpose of
providing i una witn in ch to acaulre.
construct, reconstruct. Impteve, repair,
eoutp and furnish school building or
aooitiona tnereto, and to acquire property,
real and personal, appurtenant thereto
or connected therewith, in and for the
a sciioot ouiriCi.
in rote to be be ntmrit annn whtti
hail be the word "BONDS YES" and
nunun wo. and I tie Voter shall n an
a cross (Xl between the word "BONDS"
end th word "YES" or between the word
"BONDS" and tin word "NO", which.
ever indicate his choice.
-rne poil iar the reception of the hailnt
cast for or against the contraction of said
inaeDieonea wiu, on eald day and date
and at the places aforesaid, be opened at
the hour of 2 o'clock P.M. and remain
open until the hour of S o'clock P.M. of
the lime day. at which hour ih
ahati be closed.
By order of the district mrhnni kniMf
of School District No. 34CJ, Marlon
County. Oregon, road this 23rd day of
May, A.D, 1950.
HARRY W. SCOTT
Chairman. District Be hoot Board
CONN ELL C. WARD
District
Capital Journal June 9, 195s
Advertisement
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Throat After Meals
Retired Pasadena. F1r TVnt rnii.
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gratitude for what Kal-O-Deg ha done
for him, state. "I was so run down I
could hardly get around couldn't sleep
nw Because i oioetee up so irons
food that soured In my stomach and came
up Into my mouth had to take some
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keeps my bowel regular n mora bloat
ing or dKay spell, and I've a-alnd
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ani i can sieep menu.
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Taken shortly before meal it mixes with
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cieanse tne eoweis, clear gas from stom
ach, enliven Intestine and removes ahf
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In China No matter wttb what all
menu yon ara a? meted, disorder
sinusitis, heart, nine, liver, kidney
rheumatism, gall and bladder fever,
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CHARLIE
CHAN
Pk tt
ft. n. CMiMfftaf
C!NM Hr CO.
MU OM.
Tmm. . Mir
DflM Imii S S.
To Place Classified Ads
Phone 2-2406
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FRUIT PUNCH tor weddtnea ud Dftrtlea.
Mia, 10 eratr. runrn tomit ftna fiuui
lor ttnt. rumu cmar wiia w. cMi.ni
olJO'
MOUNTAIN GROWN, not Ullaaiid, ta-
1111.0 BuroonK Ma potitoo. attritsn
Cider Wka., Weat Salem. BI30
ANDY'S DIRT
Ph. S-ITti first good clean top soil, silt
and flU dirt. Office 1ST Edge water.
Prompt delivery. n 13 1
DBT POULTBI fertiliser. Ph. 23101. Lee
Hatchery, a
BEAT your home electrically with West
Inghousa or Weala automat lo electric
heaters. Y EATER APPLIANCE CO. S75
Chemeketa. n
NO WAXING rewired with PLASTIC
KOTE, the cellophane like finish tot
floors or linoleum.
Y EATER APPLIANCE CO
27 Chemeketa n
USED BANGE. unit fully auto. Double
oven 195,
PRINT BI GS, 9ll3, leg. !fl.9 BOW
UNOLEl'M, Inlaid and plastic. Popular
branda at 91-39 sq. yd.
PAINT, limited quantity washable Interior
emu. www paint reg, sw,7 gat, now il,w.
Keith Brown Lumber Yard
Front A Court St., flalem n
NORGE RANGE
Pied electric Norg rang. Good con
dition. Only tBP.K.
OPEN FRIDAY EVENING
BABY TERMS ON ANY PURCHASE
R. L, ELFSTROM CO.
340 COURT B
ELECTRIC BEFBIG. Oood condition. Ph
SOME FBEEZEB, genume Deep-Freexe.
si2w.au es up. neater Appliance 173 Che
meketa. a
USED Electric ranges. tl9 95 ' B UP
373 Chemeketa n
PBINT RUGS, 9al3, reg. J19. now .
LINOLEUM, Inlaid and plastic. Popular
brand at tI,3S sq. yd.
PAINT, limited quantity washable In
terior, coia water paint, reg, isa gel,
now S1.98.
CIED BANGE, fully auto., dble. oven Sl.
Keith Brown Lumber Yard
Front A Court Bit., Saiem n
270 MAVSEK getton rifle, scope ft mount.
sarety, call 3-0043 or aee at J3 N.
Summer, Upstairs, nl32"
STEEL CLOTHESLINE posts 110.00 UP.
urnametuei railing, porcn column
made to order. 1145 N. Liberty. nlS8
APT. RANGE
Dsed apartment house electric rant-.
Excellent condition. m.
OPEN FRIDAY EVENING
BAST TERMS ON ANY PURCHASE
R. L. ELFSTROM CO.
t TWIN sice rolls war beds, Simons mst-
tresses. Like new. Ph. 3-4098. nl3I
t ROASTER, t radio. 2 runs, 8 vacuum
cleaners, one antique organ 1 port
able typewriter. Call at a7D Ford St.
NORGE REFRIG.
Vsed Norge T cubic ft. refrlg. 90 day
guarantee. Only tS9,9S,
OPEN FRIDAY EVENING
BABY TERMS ON ANY PORCH ABB
R. L, ELFSTROM CO.
DEED ELECTRIC WASHERS 119.95 bp.
JtAifcrt ArrUANvS CO.
375 Chemeketa n
USED RADIO s record prayers. .9 up.
r BATE if APPLIANCE CO
ST5 Cf-emeketa n
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
FIB STUMPAGE and tit logs wanted.
anipment can be made by truck or
rail. Independence Lumbar es Manufae
turlng Company. Inc.. Independence
Oregon. Phone 42. na
MYERS WATER pump plunier t7pe, also
includes so it or wen piping. Frtee tlOb.
Joe W. Opoek. R3 Box 2. Balem. Ore.
nal3J
CORN GROWERS W are ta the market
for irrigated sweet corn. Call Red U
Dayton for additional information. Al
derman Farms, Dayton, Oregon. na!30
PERSONAL
STANLEY HOME Product ph. I-B307. A.
a. peraina, mb w Winter plS7
BOB BALLARD now at La vert barber
nop, 4ie oiaie ot. pus
ORDAINED PSrcmo reader A advtwr
an problems. Ph. 22B&0. &90 Union. pl37
FARM EQUIPMENT
FOB. BAUti 1947 Ford Ferguson tractor
and S.K.O. cultivator Pn. 3-195B.
qbllJ
BOATS
FOB EALE: 3 yr. eld S4 horse Ilaln out.
board motor, used very Utile 105, 32A
West gwald after S p.m.
PLYWOOD BOATS, 199. Si up Aiso traltera.
la. U7S Nebraska st after p.m.
otl
FINANCIAL
WANT U,oot loan from private party,
secured by 1st mortgage or valuable
business property. Boa 7 Capital Journ
al, rlttr
FARM AMD CITY LOANS
44 and t
YOtTR OWN TERMS of repayment within
reason. Cash for Hai Estate Contracts
and Second Mortgages
CAPITOL BECUR7TTKS CO.
MI Pioneer Trual Bids - Ph. 4-319. r
$ CASH $
Hollywood Finance Co.
IWl rttrrroomli Rottf
H.xt Door to flank
Pre, Parking
PIMM L! No UI04U1
Plord Xraron Kir r
OENERAL PINANCX CO.
LOANS
Lie. B-133 and M-SM
and
ROT h SIMMONS
INSURANCE AND LOANS
Hear Top Trad?"
II 01 Daily KftLM - 1390 Ke tH
Ufl 8. Commeictal at Tel 3-8161. rfl
R2950
Ptrmnii) Star WhFP a b!hpi-
p tsr centf r Is tint d with love
W frtllr ruffle It main r f-!
fecUvc doUjr that wlU ba grftly
admired In anr llflns room. You'll
ba delljrhtM aa fll as turprtawd to
find how ouleklj this pin la torn
plated. Pa turn Earaaope No. R3QM con-
I I
mum Szm,
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon,
FINANCIAL
CASH
UP TO $1500
PHONS OR CALl IH TODAY
PACIFIC
INDUSTRIAL LOANS
lit S. LIBERTY PR 4-ltt. T
4 Vfe7 - 4y2
20 YEARS REPAYMENT PLAN
STRICTLY MODERN HOMES FOR
REFINANCING OR
NEW CONSTRUCTION
ALSO
F.B.A, LOANS FOR CONSTRUCTION
OR REFINANCING
19 TEAR REPAYMENT PLAN
FARM LOANS
PERSONAL ANU AOTO LOANS
Slit - STATE FINANCE CO MM
153 S. Htlft St. f
PRIVATE MONEY
Special Rates and Term
On Larger Loan
Long and Short Tim
Payment
ROY H SIMMONS
138 South Commercial St. Ph. t-tttt
VACATION and
TRAVEL LOANS
See the YES MAN
Don't borrow unnecessarily, but If
you're short of cash for varatlon or
travel expenses a cash loan from Per'
aonal may be the bf.it solution to your
problem. Repay when you return first
payment not due- for SO dava or longer.
Leans 121 to J 3 CO made on salary, furni
ture. Up to 1500 on auto.
PERSONAL
Finance Company
Pacific Building Room 1U
513 STATE STREET
Phone l-2i C. R. Allen, Mir.
Lie. S-I22 - M-ttS ritt
Sullivan Realty Co.
Conservative, weh-servleed real estate
mortgages and contracts to net you fr
to e-i rrora 11,000 up cau or pnone.
Sullivan Realty Co.
I3t$ Portland Road. Ph 3-3355. TJU
AUTO LOANS
WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO.
183 S. Church
Parking a-Plenty
Ph. -3B7 Lie No M-15 8-154- r
TRAILERS
FOB SALE One 1S41 31 ft. CoaU trailer
hae. Inq. 3281 Fisher Rd. tlJJ
WHEEL VTIUTY trailer. BbeU Station,
SBO Center.
SALS OB TRADE: 3T Custom bulls bouH
trailer Tip Top Mniei. H
MACHINERY
Mf AGORA 10 ton Punch prexs W5i also
electric furnace 330 r 1300. information.
Pred Anderson, VaUeti, Oreton. vlSO
DIRECTORY
ABDINO MACRIVES
All make used machine sold, rented,
repaired. Roen, 4&ft Court Phone t-tnt.
APPLIANCE SERVICE
Refrigerator, Appliance A Radio Repairs
all makes. United Repair Co. 355 H.
Liberty. Phone 33SW o
AUTO RADIOS
MARION MOTORS
NASH 8KRYXCE
Towing service day phoaa 1-lWt. Right
g-180. 133 center.
BRAKE SrRVICE
Stevenon A Mlfford. We specialize In
Hrafca Servi-oe. tl Oonrt. Ph. 1-1931.
0133
BUILDINO AND CARPENTRY
Labor contract your new heme. Also re
modeling and repair. Ph 1-830. o
BULLDOZING
Bulldostng, leveling, road bldg.. clear
ing, teeth for brush. Virgil Huskey 1010
Pairriew Ave. pn. 3-3i, aa.ea. ew
CASH BFOJSTER
Instant delivery of new RCA cash reg
ister. All makes arrfd rented, repaired.
Roen, H Court. Ph 3-8773.
CEMENT CONTRACTING
CEMENT WORK
Foundation, sidewalk driveway, patlo.
turba. walla, etc. Call 3-4AM. o
CHIMNEY SWEEP
OH stove furnace, chimney vacuumed
gleaned. Enley. 771 B 31t Ph. t-T17t.
ol30
EXCAVATINQ
Ben Otien A Son excavating and grad
ing. Land clearing. Ph. 3-3080 oT
EXTERMINATORS
Cockroach, Moth Exterminator Be nice
Ph. 4-214, Ue Cross. Rt t. Boa 43T-C
OlJO
Breithaupt for flower. Dial -17fr. o
PLBNITURB REPAIR, REFSNISBINQ
Lambert -Brock, 464 Nod way. ph, t-tWI.
BOt'HS CLKANINO
Oeneral Bouse Cleaning. Ph. 30333. olt
Nothlnir Down Vay Monthly
Venetian Blinds
And iShadn
We a Is wash, retae, pahrt ant
re-alal year eld Venetlaa Minds
ELMER, The Blind Man
Call nytime for tnr Isllmalcs
Phon 3-732
iS Rnre Nt. Wft B!fm
W I Im S 4 IT Grern SUmpa
talna complfta crochetlnn liutruc
turn, material requtrementa, atltch
lUtutraUona and (iniihtng dlr ac
tions. To obtain this pattern, send 10c
In COINH, 0vlt pattern number.
yof.tr name, adrireaa and sona num
ber to Prist Roberta. Capital Jour
nal. JS MiMioa Street. San Fran
cisco 1, Calif. 1
I ajMMMBaMMMMMBMWgjMejaBBBBBV
Thursday, Jane 1, 1950 2
DIRECTORY
UOUSEHOLD PBODUCTE
J. R. Watklna Co products. Pre dt
Uvery, 1711 Center. Ph. I-539S. e
LANDSCAPE NtTSSEBY
P. A. Doer fie r A Son Ornamentals, it
M. Lancaster Dr. at 4-Obr. Ph. t-1337 o
DELOX 8ERVB SELF Laundry. 143 Jet
farson St. Phone 3-1453 c
LA VD SCAPE CONTRACTOR
Const. A Malnt. J, ffathaway, J-M71.
0141
LAWNMOWERS
Sharpening, guaranteed aerrlee, Mr
power and hand mower Call Barry V
Scott. 147 8- Com'l St ol3(
LAWN MOWERS S RNIFB SHARPENER
At Ur Door grindinr, lawn mowers, actr
ara. knives, Deater. Ph. 3-8633. c
MATTRESSES
Capital Bedding. Phone t-4080.
MUSIC LESSON
Soanlsh and RawaUaa Oultar, Mandt
lin. Baoio, sta, 152 J Court SW Ph. J-TS
0131
Ot'PICE rCRNlTVRT A BrpPUEB
Desk chttra, files, filing supplies, safe
duplicators, auppliea, desk lamps, typi
writer standi. Roen. 45t Court. c
Eifatrom' are eautpped to do yet
painting. Phone 3-24U f
PAINTINO AND PAPERHANOINQ
Ph. 3-fliil for ralntlng. paperhaniin
Attractive rate, free estimates, oiai
PLOWING
Plowing, discing, Pord A ParmaU tra.
tors. D. Marshall, Ph 3-1343. ol-
Plaher, J?t Lancaster Dr. Ph. 3-39S
ol3-
Repairs. Sewer and Drains clean
W. A. Bkewt. Plumbing. Ph. 3-4800. r
PICTURE PR AMINO
Washing Machine Repair Serv, Ph 3-44
ROTO ROOTER
CaU Wectno Roto Rooter for clout
sew;, drain. Ph. 3-5337 L. Howard
SAND GRAVED
Oarden Boll crushed rock, shovel at
drasVia eaeavatlsg. Walling Band
Gravel Co.. Phone 3-9349 t
SAV& AND GRAVEL
Salem Saw Wrk. Ph, S-7603. 1M3 H. 5t
Oravel. sand, silt and dirt wholesa
and retail. Tractor scoop and true'
for dirt moving. viiy saad Orv
CO. Ph. 2-40M. ,
SEPTIC TAVXS
K. P. Hamel, septle tanks, sewer ai
drain line cleaned. Guaranteed wor
114 ath St. -Vat Saiem. Ph. 1-74C
. ol
Mike SepUe Servic. Tanlt cieane
Roto Roofer Servic on sewers. 10
Elm SU W. Balem, Ph. 3-6404, 1-8SJ
Vacuum Pumping, no mileage chart
Call us collect, Todd'a Septlo Tat
Service, S5& Larsea, Phono 9-073.
SEWER CLEANTXO SERVICE
Electric Roto-Rooter Exclusive Patei
Razor Sharp Cutting Bladejt clean aa
era, dralaa. L. Howard. Ph. 8-M37.
SEWING MACRTNB
Alt make repaired, free estimate,,
your home, free pick up and deliver
Singer Sewing Machine- Co- 23 R
Commercial. Ph. 3-3513.
TRANSFER A STORAGE
Local U Distance Transfer, storag
Burner oils, coal A brleueta. Trucks
Portland dally. Agent for Bektns. Hous
hold foods moved to anywhere In XJ.
or Canada. Lamer Transfer Stores
Ph. 3-3131,
SPRAYING
Bpraytnr, L, w. Caudle. Ph 3-TTO0. o!3
TREE SURGEONS
Bressaa Tret Servk. Pfesae 3374
TREE WORK
Insured tree aerrlee. Ph. 3M14. oU
TYPEWB ITER 9
Smith Corona, Remington, Royal, TJ
derwood portable. AH makes used m
china. Repair A rent Roen. 4M Com
VENETIAN BLINDS
Elmer The BTlndman, Ph. t-733t.
Salem Venetian Blind madv to order
reflnUhad. Retnholdt A Lewi. -33
WEATHXBSTRIPPTNO
Pre esUmate. T. PULLMAN. Fa, 3-99(
WELL DRILLING
Prod Wymera rt 3, boa 317. Ph. 3-513
. 614
R. J. West. 4310 Sunnyrlew 4-3384. olS
a H. Saunders, SM Water,
WINDOW CLEANING
Acme Window Cleaner, Windows, wai
A woodwork cleaned Ploora cieane
waxed and polished. Ph. 3-3337. 3
Court, Lang doc, Culbertson and Mathe
WINDOW SHADES
Washable, Roller. Mad to order. 1 D
Del. Retnholdt A Lewi Ph. 3-3333.
WOOD AND RAWDEST
West Salem Fuel Co. ph. 3-4031.
Hemorrhoids
(Plles
Vr3 rW,to
lXJV at Prvttaneji
And other rectal dls-
irders treated wltb
ut hospitalization.
DR. R. REYNOLDS
Natttrepath-ReeUI fpeclalM
11144 Center Si. rbone J-9460i
Capital Drug Store
State ie Liberty "On the Come
REDUCE
without dieting
All you do is eat de
licious A YDS taid
Vitamin and Min
eral Canty before ,
meals aa directed. jt
curtjcd: vrxi rat W-f U
i iA- v.i.i. 4
automatically. Yetl
you eat plenty
never go Hungry
Uaera repori
wna-ht luaacB no t.
with their rery firs J
box. l oo too mus:
In, weisht wit!'
your first bos oJ
money ts reiunoa:
(J2.89).
FREE Scientifi,
Wnght Chart Ca:
for your. Or sen
free with mail o
phone ordert.
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