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Newspaper Page TextRegulations Didn't Ston Him Joseph L. Smith, 18, (left) of Philadelphia, Pa. When he was told he couldn't sail for Korea with his buddies because his equipment was incomplete, he enlisted the help of his officers, purchased his own uniform and made the boat in time to receive a farewell handshake from Col. Thomas G. Jenkins (right) commanding officer of Camp Stoneman at Pittsburg, Calif. (AP Wircphoto) Eskimo Army in Far North is Guard Against Surprise Attack By JOHN J. RYAN (United Press Staff Correspondent) Nome, Alaska, July 13 (U.Ri An Eskimo army of more than 2000 skilled arctic hunters was being recruited and trained today to defend the strategic Alaska coastline opposite Siberia. Eskimo scout battalions of the Alaska national guard were being established at nearly every sizeable village along the arctic coast as far north as Point Bar- row. at the top of the North American continent. Eskimo men of military age were issued army uniforms, arms and equipment and trained to act as sentries, search and res cue units and possibly as guer rilla warriors. Col. Joseph D. Alexander, vet eran army officer in charge of organizing the guard, said that units were put on an "alert" basis as rapidly as they were ready for action. The watch for any possible Arctic invader is maintained 24 hours a day, seven days a week. "The army is depending on the Eskimos to provide the per manent defense garrison along thousands of miles of coastline which is less than 50 miles from Siberia In places," Alexander said. "As Arctic soldiers they will have no equals. They know how to survive in bitter Arctic cold and how to live off the country. Since they range far and wide in search of seal and caribou, any sneak Arctic invader would fall under their eyes very quick ly." Alexander said the Eskimos responded enthusiastically to the call for volunteers. So many wanted to join the guard that there wasn't enough equipment to outfit them all. Recruiters "io"i ?ndSr,,,'julr II UJH-Lh-toc: c.ttle salable 3 SO. Market active; attona to mojtlir SO oenta Miner; many cows now S3 Miner for week. Some steers InUy abovo Monday. One lot hlih. medium train and trass teers 30.50. Odd common steers 34-31. Common beef heifers 30-31. Cutter dairy tyoe heifers "-S0-1;. Canner and cutter cows lenerally 16.50-1B. Few H.SO. Medium trass beef cows up to . Good youni cows to 34; common and me dium sausan bulla H-31.50. Good bulls '"calves' salable 100. Market mostly steady, but, lood heavy calves slow Good and choice vealers 37-31. Medium trades 30-35. Tew medium trass calves "iloo salable 135. Market active steady. l"ew lots tood and choice 110-330 butchers M-30.S0. Heavier and lllhter welihts scarce odd lood !0 lbs 35. Good 350-550 lb sows 1D.50-H Good and choice feeder pits salable 35.50-37 or above. Sheep salable 400. Market only moder ately active. Early sales about steady but Duality less deslreable. Few good and choice aprlnl lambs 33. Some held around 33.50. Small lot mostly choice 91 lbs late yesterday 33.75. Good feeders 20-31. Few yearllnt feeders 18. Good ewes 7-7.30. Portland Grain Portland, July 1J Wl-Cash train; Bar ley No. 3. 45 lb B.W. 40.50. Cash wheat Ibid); soft white 3.1J .; soft white (excludlnf rex) S.lO'.al white club 3.1',4: western red 3.UV4. Today's car receipts: wheat 13: barley I; flour S; corn 4; pais 5; mlllfeed 12. Chfeaso Grain . . CMcaio, July 33 m A sell. off toward the close shaved some of the best tains on the board of trade today. The market became extremely ner touj In the last halt hour. Price trends chanied oulckly and the confllctlnl moves In some eases, particularly soybeans were substantial. . . . Wheat closed H lower to t hither. July 12.3314: corn was H lower to "i hlih er. July ll.35'4 -11.55: oats were 'i-1. hliher. July SOTt-Sl. rye was 14 lower to H hither. July 11.4014: soybeans were li-Vt hither, July 13.35H-I3.20: and lard wu 10 to 33 cents a hundred pounds hither. July 313.15. I Personal To Women With Nagging Backache As wi fet older, etreea and strain, over, xertlon, excessive smoking or exposure to cold sometimes slows down kidney func tion. This may lead many folks to com plain of nattinv backache, loas of pep and enerry. headaches and dullness. Gettlnt up nithu or frequent passsres may reeult from minor bladder irritation! due to cold, dampness or dietary Indiscretions. if your discomforts are due to these causes, don't wait, try Poem's Pills, a mild diuretic. Ueed successfully by millions for over SO years. While these symptoms may often otherwise occur. It's amaslnt how many times Doan's tire happy relief help the IS miles of kidney tubes and filters flush out wasu. Get Doan's Filet todayl BSK -"4- i K M? Reculations riirln't sinn Pfn who canvassed remote Arctic villages said not a single Eskimo refused to volunteer. Since the Eskimos are skilled riflemen and adept at roaming the barren Arctic wastes, they learn military duties very rap idly, Alexander said. They are taught to march in formation as well as scouting, search and res cue and guerrilla warfare tech nique. Alexander said that a well trained Eskimo guard would be of tremendous value to the Unit ed States if war ever comes to the Arctic. SALEM MARKETS Completed from report! of Salem dealers for the guidance of Capital Journal reader. (Revised dally.) Retail Feed Prlceai Ett Mash lis. IS. Rabbit Pellets I .00 Dairy Feed M. 10. Poultry Buying prices: Oradt A col ored hens, 23c; grade A Leghorn hens, ; trade A old rooster, 13c; trade colored fryers. 3 lbs- 38 c; Leghorn fryers, 35c. Urss Buying prices Large aa, sac; large a; 46-Slc; medium AA, 43c; medium A, 41 47c; small, 35c; crax, 2a-28. Wholesale Prices Egg wholesale prices fl-7o above these pMces abovo. Large gradij generally quoted at floe; medium, one. Balterfat Premium, 82e, no. l. one. no. a. m-h allying prices). Sitter Wholesale grade A, ae, retail Chicago Livestock Chicago. July tVP) lUSDA) Live- stork: Hot.: BaiaDie v,wjo; moacrateiy active, uneven, generally steady to 35c higher both butchers and sows, full advance on butchers and sows, full advance under 330 lbs, tap J25.40 for one load, highest since October, 1948. Most good and choice 1B0-240 lb bUtcner 34.75-JS.3i, IDS 33.75 to 34.75; few 280-300 lbs 33.50-33.50; odd lots up to 380 lbs as low as 21.00 but very little In run over 280 lbs. Good and choice sows under 360 lbs 20.35-21.75, few choice 300 lbs and under to 22.00; 375 425 lbs 18.25-20.00; 450-60O lbs 16.25-18.25; Good clearance. Sheep; Salable 5C0. All (trades native slaughter lambs fully 50c lower top fl lower at 27.00, bulk good and choice native prlnsers 36. 00-27.00 witn ducks 11 less: common and medium grades 19.00-24.00; old crop Iambs absent; sheep steady, bulk slaughter ewes 8.50-10.50 with medium to good 190-200 lb ewes 7.00-8.00, mostly 7.50. Cattle: Salable 3,000: calves 500. Slaugh ter steers and heifers fairly active, steady to strong, demand good for steers below 1.100 lbs witn neavier weunis also getting better action than late Wednesday: cows steady to 35c higher, advance on boning type ana good oeei: ouiis strong: vealers fully steady. Most good to low-choice fed steers and yearlings 29.75-31.50, few loads choice 31.75-32.50 including load 830-lb yearlings at 32.00, odd head 973 lb year lings 33.00. most medium to low-good steers 26.50-29.50; good and choice fed heifers largely 29.50-31.35. latter price for two loads 795 lb averages: few good beef cows 23.00-25.00, most common and medi um cows 20.00-32.75, canners and cutters 16.50-19.75; most medium and good saus age bulls 24.73-26.25; vealers 31.00 down. X-TRA I EGG PRODUCER TRIANGLE MLUNG CO, PORTLAND. OM&ON Keep 'em laying with thii prop er!' balanced feed for maximum egg production; in mash OC pellet form. TRIANGLE -MIltlNO CO. Willamette Feed & Supply and D. A. White and Sons H eso is., mt I fisv CC6 MOOUCER WHSB A4 A R K E T QUOTATIONS eln livestock Market By Vail Packing nomoanyi Oalvas, good (300-450 .bat,. 120.00 to 124.00 Veal (150-300 lbs.) top ...,123.00 to 130.00 Pat Dairy Cows ... 115.50 Cutter cows , i!4.oo to Ui.oo Dairy hellers. im.ou iu in.ou Bulls 116.00 to (22.00 fartland Proa, BuUtrfat Tentative, subject to lmtn dlata change. Premium aut.itj maximum to 15 to i percent acidity delivered in Portland, 61-6o Ib.i 92 score, fill. 63 ci 10 cor, 57-60c, iv scot aoc. Valley rout and country points 3o leu thaD first. But t r Wholesale ruB bu.lt cubes to wholesalers, gradt A 93 score. tJDcs A 13 score, 60c; O scon, S8ci O SB score. 56c Above prices are strictly nominal. Cbtei a Selling price to Portland whole .lalerai Oregon singles, So-SB'i Oregon I mall loa!. 41-41 Wei triplet 1V less than tingles. Eim To wholesalers: A grade, large. 47l,i-48,ic doz.; A grde medium, 46',!i 47',uc; B grade large, jv- 41c. Portland Ualry market Butter Price to retailers- Qrade AA print, 64c ; AA cartons, 65c; A prints 64c; i cartons, bci u pnr.u, Bio. Kits Prices to retailers' Qrade AA large, 67c doz.: A largo, 52c; AA medium, 53c; A medium, 51c; small, 33c; car tons, 2c additional. Chef so - Price to retailers f Portland. Oregon tint lea, 37-410 Oregon loaf, 6 lt. loaves, 43Va-43o lb.; triplets, ltt cents less than alntles. Premium brands, singles, 50' j, ; loaf, 52l-ac. Poultry Liva Ob loa ens ino. I quality. F.OB Plant; broilers under 3'i lbs to 3S-37c: fryers, 2 lj -3 lbs., 372Bc; 3-4 lbs., 2Bc; roasters, 4 lbs. and m-cr 20-28c lb.: light liens under 4 lbs., lB-3ic over 4 lbs., 21 22c lb.; heavy hens, all weights, 23-23c. old roosters, all wrlghUi, ll-13c. Kaouns Average to growers, live whites 4-5 lbs., 22-240 lb.; 6-0 lbs. 18-30c Ib.i colored 2 cents lower, old or heavy does and buck 10-14c. Fresh dressed id a no fryers. 40ot locals. 60-54c: soma to 56c; Idaho fryers and roasters, 45c. Country-Killed Meats Veal Top quality 40-41c lb.; other grades according iu wet hi and quail y with lighter or heavier, 35-38c. Host Light blockers, 33-35c; sows, 27-38C. I.ambs Top tirade springer, 42 -45c. Mutton llest. 14-15c lb.: rauah heavy bucks, 10-llc. Beef Oood fowa 33-34o lb.: canners- cutters, 30-32C. Frcsb D ret led Meats (Wholesalers to retailers per cvt.li Beef Steeri Oood 500-800 lbs.. 148-49.501 commerclal,f47-48: rtlllty, $41-45. uows uommerciai, I3S.50-41; utility, (36.50-37; canners-cutters. (34-35. Beef cots (Oood Steers). Hind quart ers, 158-59; rounds, 150-581 full loins, trim med.. S73-78; triangle. 143-44; square chucks. 147-50: ribs I59-S4; foreouar trs, 143-44. veal oood I48-4B: commercial. 142-48: utility, 134-39. waives oood choice, 145-47; commercial 137-42. Lambs Oood-Oholea atirlna limhi lilt. 47: commercial, 343-44, utility, 139-41. muiion uooa. itr ids aown, 130-33. Pork Cuts Loins. No. 1 8-12 Ibi. 154. 56; shoulders, .6 lbs down. $36-38: car casses, 120-170 lbs, 131-32, mixed weights. Portland Miscellaneous Onions 50-lb. sack Ore West - lows. No. 1 medium, 12.10-2.40, large 81.50 3; Texas 50 Iba wax, 12.50-75; yellow, 11.75-2; reds, $2.25-50; Calif, yellows 51.75 2.00; Calif, reds, 12.25-50. rotaioes: ure. iwai long whites. No. 1, 12.75-3; Deschutes Russets, cold stor age. No. 1A, $4.25-501 Idaho Russets, No. 1A, 14.50-65; new crop Calif. Long whites, 13-3.35. some to 13.50 sir B 13.25-36. Klamath Falls Russets, cold storage. No. , .3U-.Q9. Hay New crop, stack bales. D. a. No. 3 green Alfalfa, truck or car-lots P.O.B. Portland or Puget Sound markets 131-32 torn U, S. No. 1 mixed Timothy, 144 ton; new crop oats and ve'wh mixed bay or uncertified clover hay nominally (37-30 depending on quality and location baled on Willamette valley farms. Casoara Bark Dry 15-lSo to peelersi green. 7c lb and below. Wool Valley ooarsa and medium aradaa. ou-o ( vsc, Mohair 50-510 lb. on 12-month srowth. oomlnslly. I11t.es Calves SGo lb.-, according to weight; IcIps, 28-280 ib.i beef 13-14o lb.; bulls 7-8o lb. Country buyers pay 2o less Filberts Wholesale prices: Jumbo ID 13c; large 17-20c; medium i5-18V4c. Grow- ir prices: urcnara run, s-ioc. Walnuts Wholesale Drlces: Per lb. in 100-lb. lots: First quality Jumbo, 3 1-32 $4; large, 2B-30Uo: medium. 26-36Uo: sec- ond quality Jumbo. 33-29 K ft large 27 37ic medium 24A-25c; baby, 10A 200, Orower prices, orchard run; Frao quette. 10-130 lb. The safflower, an oil plant, has an orange-yellow blossom. DOUBLE TROUBLE ftrfiARDEN PESTS CONTROL FUNGUS PESTS WITH 0RTH0RIX Spray These two "trouble -shooters" give you control of Aphis, Thrfps, Lewn Moth, Earwigs, Powdery Mildew and most other pests you'll find in your garden. Use separately ... or in combination to help keep your garden pest-free. SPRAY-ETTE Handy garden prayer . , .connects to your garden hose, makes spraying as easy as watering. AnofW ORTHO TirsrM TM.'i OHTH0. noTV . V. . M. Of. bT A."Whitl & Sons 265 State Ph. 2-2478 WE DELIVER STOCKS my the Awocieted Preul Amtnctn Can , Am Pow A Lt , Am Tel As Tel , Anasonda , Bindli Aviation Bttrt Btiel losing Airplane , Calif Peeking Canadian Pacific Cue J I Caterpillar Chrysler Cons Vultea Continental Can Crown Zellerbacb Curtis Wright Douglas Aircraft Dupont de Nem Ueneral Klertrio ., Central Food Osnsral Motors Goodyear Tire , Int Harvester Int Pa put ,,,.... Kinntcott Llbby McN & L Loni Bell "A" Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvin tor ., Nat Dairy a NY Central i Northern Pacllo Pkc. Am Fish Pa O as St Bleo Pa Tel tie Tel Penney J O Radio Corp Rayonler Rayonter Pfd 36 li 38 67'; 41 Rtjnolds Uetal Rtehflald Bafaway Stores Bears Roebuck . . Southern Pacific Standard Oil Co Btudabaker Corp . Sunshine Mining Transatnerlca ., Dnion OH Cal ... Union Paelflo .... United Airlines..., D 8 Stifl Warner Bros Plo . Woolworth 44 W Falls City Mr. and Mrs. T3ill Carver and family of Valsetz and Mrs. Althea McSherry of Falls City were calling on Mrs. Nellie Mack and Mrs. Lucille Wheeler and family at Oak Crest Park. Sunday. IVORY SOAP 225c LARGE IVORY SOAP 21 5c MEDIUM IVORY FLAKES 27c IVORY SNOW Lge. 27c OXYDOL Lge. m 27c NEW it. - I I IS 11 . f : ' i i "''" ' ' iii 27c DREFI... Um 27c 3045 Q JTffw worn i iz J0' Mrs. Tice Injured As Car Overturns Severely injured when her car overturned on the Indepen-dcnce-Salem highway yesterday afternoon, Mrs. W. H. Tice, 50, of 588 N. Main street, Indepen dence, was confined to Salem General hospital. Mrs. Tice suffered a broken left arm, severe lacerations of the right arm and leg and pos sible shoulder and rib frac tures when her 1939 Chevrolet overturned in the loose gravel shoulder. The accident occurred mid way between Independence and Salem. A Salem ambulance an swered the call. Mrs. Tice was pronounced in "good condition this morning. Stork Market New York. July 13 (JPi The stock mar ket behaved Hiclf this afternoon after a lornlng display or temper. Losses runnlna to around 12 a share were In a clean majority following an early burst of lellllitg. Most declines were less than SI, however, and business was carried on In comparatively sedate fash ion. The market started the day with a wobbly advance which soon picked up a little momentum. In mid-morning one of the selling blasts Which Wall Street has grown accustomed to lately killed the rally In short order. Gains running to more than si a share were soon replaced with declines. Selllnft pressure let up almost as quickly as It started and . the market coasted along uneventfully. Just before the close de mand showed signs of perking, up. Despite occasional alow-downs In sales, turnover for the day amounted to around 2,S00,000 shares. a Delrich Margarine ib. 33c I :.ls. Tas. Orange Pekoe, Va lb. ...33e LiptOII I GO 48 bags 53c NOODLE SOUP Lipton's. ... 3 pkgs. 33c Tomato-Veg. Soup Liplons 3 pkgs. 35c Heinz Baby Food 3 f,r 23c Heinz Vinegar Pkkl!n' 65c Nestles Morsels k' Sw!ct 19c CRACKERS 25c Velveeta Cheese 2 m,,. . . 79c We Have a Complete Assortment of Locker Supplies We Have a Complete Assortment of Picnic Supplies Our close-trimmed QUIUIIU EACH CUT GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACK TOP QUALITY - LOWEST PRICE FARM FRESH PRODUCE POTATOES Banner Brand, 10 Ibi. 39c ORANGES Buen,tkt7iUice2 0., 39c ONIONS Spanish Type, lb JC LETTUCE Head9,1"' 2f P 15c ''CI CDV targe Local WCLCIxT Stalkt, each Fresh Cukes, Tomatoes, Peppers, Sweet Corn, Squash, Radishes, Green Onions, Peas and Beans. MARKET STORE HOURS: 9 A.M. to 9 A.M. to DEATHS Mrs. Brrlba Louise Blckford Mrs. Btriiia Louise Bickford at the res Idenci at ISO Park Lane, July 13. Wife of H. Blckford uf Salem; mother of Stu art F. Benson of Los Angeles, Tech. Sgt. Uana E. Benson with the U. S. Air Force and O. Allen Benson of Salem; and ilster ol May Norwood of Salem. Also sur vived by five grandchildren. Christian 3c It-nee services will be held at the V. T. Golden company chapel Saturday. July 15, at 3 p.m. Baby Boy Williams Baby Boy Williams. Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Williams, Baleni, In this city, July 13. Also survived by a sis ter, Cheryl, Salem, and a grandfather, Roy Williams, Sllverton. Private services were held Wednesday under direction of W. T. Rlgdon chapel. AH re Vann Baker Alice Nnnn Baker, former resident of Lebanon, in this city, July 11, at the ane of 13 years. Survived by her husband, John P. Baker, Lebanon; three daughter.-, Mrs. Edith Peajse. Salem. Mrs. Mabel Wachtor, Klamath Falls, and Mrs. Clara Hsolinrf Tin iso Idaho ! and a son. Alvln ClirLstenscn. Gold Beacn. Services will be held Friday, July 14. at lisu P.m. at mo Niswonger and Wlnfilow chapel In Bend with Interment in Pilot Bulte cemetery under direction of the Howell-Edwards OBITUARY Joseph Benjamin Denslow Dallas Joseph Benjamin Denslow, fl", resident of Dallas (or the post two years, died In a Salem ncspltal Tuesday, July 11, after an Illness ol three years. Born In January 3,' 1807,' married Letha I. Chlld- ers In Lemonvwie, wno " w b son 'at Alliance, Ncbr.. who survives him. Deuslow iiad lived in Missouri. South Da kota. Nebraalta ana uoioraoo cl'e ling VO LIB 11 Hit. 8U"I'U' ----- ow: one daughter, Verda Denslow, Ft. n. . Crunk rtfllSlflW. Ban Diego. Calif.; and' Ralph Denslow, Saiem. runerai mi "-;.'"-" day at 3 p.m. at the Henkle and Bollman chapel, Rev. William Elmer officiating. Amity Now midway in an extensive stay in Edmunds, Wash., just north of Seattle, Mrs. Frank Chambers ana iwm daughters plan to return July 15. 19c 3045 South Com'l 10 P.M. Daily 9 P.M. Sundays Copitnl Journal, Salem, Oregon, Additional Classified WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED a xmaU I iris blcyclt. Ph. 2-8591. j name FIR STUMTAGE and fli loia wanted. Brtlpment can to made by truck or rail. Independence umftrr & Manufacturtns Company, lnc, lodetiendence, Oregon. Ph. 42. na' EXCHANGE MISC. TBADE 26" wheel boy's bike for small er one, 3380 Claude. Ph. 3-3430. nnl6S PERSONAL MENKltAtTTEK. Ph. 2-0243. plOO Pl,her' 0 Lancaster Dr. Ph. i-JMJ. STANLEY HOME Product, 63D N. Wtater. ,.ICTURE FiUMlNQ ALCOHOMC'll. Anonymous. niTslM. 'K'"1 ' ",ltth"n Pftlnt 8to"; P.O. Box 734. VMCA Wed. Prl, :30 p.m. ."no.I12"BflB7, p20fl ROAD C.nADINQ OPAL KIKQ paychlo rtader advloor on all Joy S trick fatten. Vh. 3-5410. ol7R buslnois and personal problems. Ph. ,Tn" Trti"-n-r v a 2mo, 600 Union, Apt, 2. pl5 !i.lL.5:0.1 . Call Elontrla Roto Rooter for clouBcd MOTORCYCLES, SCOOTERS "wera dralM' ph 3 L- Howord; J!) HAHLEY-DAVIDSON 61. low mileage, foot Ahlft. Ph. JM13B Dor land Swan. qnies FARM EQUIPMENT ALUS ( HALMKI18 Model B Tractor. Like new. Hp a c on ah In. Prleat Hatchery, 4UF12 Hubbard qblflS V.A.C. CASF. tractor with 2 row cult, sin gle bottom plow. Siaoo. Model "A. it." John Deere tractor on rubber 1700. Mod el "D" 1939 John Deere traotor on rub ber 1850. ManeRre Implement Co, St. Paul, Ore, Ph. 311. qblflB" GARDES' TRACTOR ft equip, excel, cond. Cost 1404 Will sell 1235 Call A. Burr Black 2270 Chemawn Rd. qblflS BOATS WILL TRADE or cell 3 hsp. outboard mo tor. Will taka good snotsun or oeer rlflo or what nave rou. 1540 Shady Lnne QQ165 FINANCIAL GENERAL FINANCE CO. LOANS LlO. 8-133 and M-336 and ROY H. SIMMONB INSURANCE AND LOANS Hear Top Trades" 1J:05 Dally - K8LU 1390 KC'l 136 3. Commercial St. Tel. 3-9161. T VACATION AND TRAVEL LOANS See the Yes Man Don't borrow unnecessarily, but If you're ahort oi ctasli for vacation or travel expense a cash loan from Per sonal may t' the boat solution to your problem. Repay wl.en you return first payment not due tor 30 days or lonacr. Loans 125 to 1300 made on salary, furni ture. Up to J500 on auto. PERSONAL Finance Company ' Pacific Butldlnt- Room 135 518 STATE STREET Phona 2-246t C. R. Allen, Mar. Lie. 8-122 - M-1B5 r!63 FARM AND CITY LOANS Kt and 5 YOUR OWN TERMS of repayment with in reason. Cash for Real Estate Con tracts and Second Mortgages. CAPITOL SECURITIES CO. 687 Court St. Ph. 4-3283 r $ CASH $ Hollywood Finance Co. 19 R0 Fairgrounds Road Next Door to Bank Fret Parkins Ph. S-7032 Llo No. M36B-B201 Floyd Kt-nyon, Mar. r prWatemoney Special Rates and Terms On Larger Loans Long and Short Tlmo Payment ROY H. SIMMONS 136 S. Commercial St. Ph. 3-9161 r CASH WANTED FOR 1ST MORTGAGE REAL ESTATE LOANS GOOD SECURITY No. 1 12600 wanted, 6i Int. payablo 135 mo. No. 2 $3300 wanted, 6ft Int. payable 140 o. Ph. 2-3620 Eve. 2-47B9 Hutchison-Danielson REAL ESTATE LOANS - INSURANCE Tl67 CASH UP TO $1500 PHONE OR CALL IN TODAY PACIFIC INDUSTRIAL LOANS 11B S. LIBERTY PH. 4-2203 AUTO LOANS WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO. 162 8 Church Parking a-Plenty Ph. 2-2457 . l.jr. No.M- 54. r TRAILERS '17 5S-fl. PRAIRIE SCHOONER, Eastern built fully equipped A-l condition. Reas onable. Holster. 15 Hlway ave. (trailer parkl, Portland rd. tl7 FOR SALE: Trailer house. Cottage type. 1280 N. 4th. Ph. 2-5416. Ask for Jory. t!63 3A FT, KOZY coach trailer house. 3 rms., very nice. 1890 Waller. tioe- GIBSON TRACTOR sales St service. Clin ton Motor. Howser Bros. 1410 S. I2th Ph. 3-3646. t TRANSPORTATION YOUNG WOMAN to share ride to L.A. leaving end of month. 1760 Berry si. xl7 DIRECTORY ADDING MACHINES All makes used machines sold, rented, repaired. Roen, 456 Court. Ph. 3-6773. o AUTO RADIOS MARtON MOTORS NASH SERVICE Towlnr service day Phone 3-0268. Night 2-1804. 333Centr. o BUI LD INO AND C A R PIN T R Y Lnbnr contract roui new hom. Also re modeling and repalr.Ph 2-4850. o BULLDOZING Bulldozing, leveling, road bldir., clear intr. tyeth for brush. Virgil Htmkey, 1010 Falrvlrw Ave. Ph. 2-3146, Balem. 0167 CASH REViISTERS Instant delivery of new RCA cash retr Isfr. All makes nold, rented, repaired, Roen, 456 Court. Ph. 3-6773. Q CEMENTWOItK Foundation, sidewalks, driveways, patio curbs, walls, tc. Call 2-4850. & CHIMNEY "SWEEP Oil stove furnace, chimneys vacuumrd, cleaned. Ensley. TTI 8. 21st. Ph. a-717. oisa rxCAVATINO Ben Otjen ft Son excavating and grad ing. Land clearing. Ph. 3-3080. Q1B9' EXTERMINATORS Cockroach. Moth Kxtermlnator Service. Ph. 4-2474. Lee Cross. Rt 6 Box 437 C. 0182 Brelthaupfs for flowers. Dial 3-9179. nOUSEHOLD PRODUCTh J. R. Watklns Co products. Free de livery. 1717 Center. Ph. J-S3D3. LANDSCAPE NURSERY F, A. Doeriler St Suns Ornamental. 150 N. Lancaster Dr. at 4-Cor. Ph. 2-1332. o' LAWNMOWEM Sharpening, guaranteed service. New power and hand mowers. Call Harry W. Scott, 147 8. Cotrn St ol' LAWS' MOWERS 4 BN It'll SHARPENER At Ur Door grinding, lawn mowers, scls sors, knives, texter's. Ph, 3-6813. oa Thursday, July 13, 1950 21 DIRECTORY MATTRESSES Capital Bedding, Phone 3-4060. o OFFICE FURNITURE & fiL'PPI.IKS Dk chairs. Urs, flllns suppIIm. sHfr.i, duplicators, suppltct, dp.ik lamns, type writer stands. Htx-n, 450 Court. o Elfstrom's are enulpprd to do your painting. Ph. a-24113 o PAINTING AND PAPKHMA.VniNO PLUMI1INO SAND It (1 RAVEL Onrdrn soil, crushed rock. Shovel and draiMlno oxen vttinn. Walllnn Sand & OravcljCo., PlS-aU o Oravcl, sitnd. Ilt nnri dfrt wholcnlo and retail. Tractor scoop and truck., for dirt moving. Valley Sand & Oravcl Co. Ph, 2-4003. o SEPTIC TANKS K. P. Hamel, leptic tsnks sewer and drain line cleaned. Guaranteed work. 1143 Dth St., "Ktst Bftlem Ph. 3-7404. 0172 Mike's Septic Br i vice Tanks cleaned. Roto Rooter Service on sewers, drains. 1019 Elm St.. W. Salem. Ph. 3-9463. 0187 SEWING MACHINES AH makes repaired, free estimates. Id your home, free pick up and delivery. Singer Sewlna Mnciiin Co. 130 No. Commercial. Ph. -s 3ft 13 o SEIVKK CLEANING SERVICE Electric Roto-Rooter. Exclusive Patent. Razor Sharp 'Jutting Blade. Clean sew ers, dralna: L. Howard, Ph. 3-5337. o TRANSFER & STORAGE Local it Daltanoe Transfer, storane. Burner oils, coal 6t briquets. Trucks to .Portland dally. Agent for Bo kins. House hold goods moved to anywhere In U.S. or Canada. Larmer Transfer Storage. Ph.3-3131. TYPEWRITERS Smith Corona, Remington. Royal, Un derwood portanles. All makes used ma chines. Repairs it rent. Roen, 456 Court. VENETIAN BLINDS Elmer The Bllndman. Ph, 3-733B. Nrls Prlesen. Estimated & Installed. 119 Ash, Dallas. Ore. Ph. 2454. 0173 WE AT HER STRIPPING Free estimate. T. PULLMAN, Ph. I-69HS. 0182 WELL DRILLING R. J. West, 4240 Sunnyvlew 4-2364. 0164 WINDOW CLEANING Acme Window Cleaners 'Windows, walls, & woodwork cleaned. Floors cleaned, waxed and polished. Ph. 3-3337, 347 Court, Lanidoc, Culburtaon and Mather. WINDOW SHADES Washable, Roller. Made to order. 1 day del. Jelnholdt & Lewis. Ph. 2-3639. o WOOD AND SAWDUST Went Salem Fuel .'Jo. Ph. 2-4031. LEGAL NOTIflK OF INTENTION TO IMPROVE NORTH TWENTY-FIFTH BTRKET FROM SOUTH LINE OF LOT 0, EAbT SIDE ADDITION, TO NORTH LINE OF WALK11R B TRlilST. NOTICE HEHIfiJJY IS Q1VEN that the Common Council of the City of Sulcm, Oregon, deems It necessary and expedient ana nureuv declares us nurnoso ana jiiicu- tlon to improve North Twenty-fifth Stroet from tli a south line, if extended easterly. of Lot 0. East Side Addition, to the north Ins of Walker Street In the City of sa le m, Marlon County, OrcRon, at the ex pense of the abutting and adjacent prop erty, except the street Intersections the expense of which will be assumed by the City of Balem, by bringing said portion of said street to the established grade, con structing cement concrete curbs, and pay ing said portion of said street with a 2 Hi Inch asphaltlo concrete pavement thirty feet wide, In accordance with the plana and specifications therefor which were adopted by the Common Council June 26. 1D50. which are now on file In the office of the city recorder and which by this reference thereto are made part hereof. The Common Council hereby declares Its purpose and Intention to make the above described Improvement by and through the street Improvement department. Written remonstrance against the above proposed Improvement may be filed with the city recorder at any time within ten days after the final publication of this notice dj tne owners oi tna properly ai fected. By Order of the Common Council June 20, 1050: ALriir.D MiiNiiT, cny Recorder Date of first publication hereof Is June 30. 1950. oa to or nnai puoiicaiion Juiy u, lvao, June 30; July 1. S. ft, t. 1, 6. 10. 11, 12, 13. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE BTATE Or OREQON FOR MARION COUNT x THE PAUL REVERE LIKE IN8UR- ) ANCE COMPANY, a corporation, ) Piaintlii, J vs. t KENNETH R. MILLER and EDNA ) U. MILLER, husband and wife. ) liclrndanc. ) No. 3liR4! NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S BALE By virtue of an execution. Judgment. decree and order of sale Issued out of the above entitled Court In the above ntillrd cause, to me directed and dated tiir 25th day of May 1950. Upon a Judgment rendered and entered in said Court on the lflth day ol May, 1950 m favor of TUB PAUL KEVEHE LIKE IN SURANCE COMPANY, a corporation. Plaintiff, and an a Inst KENNETH H. MILLER and EDNA M. MILLER, husband and wife, defend an U, for the sum of lit4(J7.DS wil l inirrMl uicrton ai ttie rnto of four per cent 4rB) pur annum from ihe 1st day or Augu.il, iimi, ana uie further sum of (0.84 with interest thereon at the rale of 4 per rent per annum from the 1st day of AiiKiist, 104!), and the further sum of 1250.00 attorney's ires, and the further sum of iifl.75 lor title search, and for thu further sum of 121.40. costs and disbursements and the costs of and upon this writ commanding mn to make sale of the following described real proprrty situated In the County of Marlon, Stale of Oreaon. to-wlt: Rrnttinlnir at a point which Li Smith (I" 04' Kn.t 151 icet from the North east corner o Lot Our tl In Jl;nck Two rjt, of KLMA CIIILDS' BUW DIVIflloN. In Marlon County, OiRKon. (flrn Vol. 11 page 1, Ft?cordA ol Town Plats for said County and Htaiit thence North HI)- ,1' E.tst 100 feet! ihenre South 1 J4' East. 180 frt to the South line of Potei Road: thence Soutil AH 51' W'st, along the South llrfe of said Faster Rond. 100 tc?t to the En.it line of said Lot I, Block 2. Elma Child's Subdivision; thence North 0 4' West 180 feet to tho ilaei- of beginning; In tlir County of Marlon nnd State of Oregon. SAVE AND EXCEPT the rioutherly 30 fet which la reserved fnr mail purposes, NOW THEREFORE, by virtue of said execution, Judsm'-nt order, decree and ordor of sale and in compliance with the rommnnds of said writ 1 will on Saturday, thr 22nd dnv of July, 19T.0. at 10 o'clock A.M , Standard time at the front door f the county uouri ftoiwe in Salem. Marlon County, Oregon. M1 at public auc tion (subject to redemption), to tne highest bidder for cah In hand, all tue right, title and Interest which the wlthtn named defendant and each and all of them In the above entitled suit had on tho 23rd day ol pril. 1947, the date of the mortgane herein foreclosed, or since that dale had In and to the above de scribed property or any part thereof, to satisfy said rjecution. Judgment order and decree, interest, costs and accruing coses. Dated June 20, lillO. Plrt Publication: June 22, I!)M). Last Publication: Julv 13. 1950. DENVER YOUNll Sheriff of Marlon County, Oregon une 32, 39, July 6, 13, 1830