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Newspaper Page TextBUILDING MATERIALS No. 4 Com. Lumber li4 to US $35.00 per M 3x4 to 2x12 135.00 per M P O. B. Mill will deliver at cartage cost. Independence Lumber & Manufacturing Independence, Oregon Telephone 42 ma NAILS Oir load Just aiilvoa Moat sizes In lock. C. O. I-ONO. Ph 2-5821 One mite norm oi (tenor mal98' $13 Per Sq. . tot Ho. 1 Mountain Cedar Shingles. SIDING ' New ubeato aiding 110 aq. C. O. LONG Ph. 35821 One Mile North of Kelzer me203 IMMEDIATE DEL. 4oQC ft No. 1 pecan flooring, 2000 t wieci.t 3000 ft select oak; fiOOO fL H No 3 Oa&; 90 aq No 31 red cedar ihlngies 17 pet sq.; cedar cutters; 25 tt Pine thelvlng $125; cara mon lumber $30 iver M. 150 tq Can adian cedar wall shakes primed, then painted. We ell only the best. Call us evenings Pa. saiem 3-11D6 Ted Uulter ma FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS PEAT MOSS with turkey droppings. Val ley Farm Store, eh 2-2034. n223 MOVING, must tell ft cu. ft. refrigerator. Ph. 3-4543. nl9 O-041 SPBINQFIELD spotter, H. V. Doe. 1405 Bllverton Ha. D199 DISTILLED white .Molding vinegar for all pickling purposes, also pure apple ci der vinegar. Bring Jugs. Puritan Cider Works, W. Salem. n222 RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT SACRIFICE g) Robert eleo. meat grinder, 145 Oarland gas .'ana with grill, 100 Oaa grill, 135 -0 French fryar, 125 Back bar, 125 21 ft. counter, t4 Eleven stools, each 15 One booth, 115 Deep freeze, $12 e Electric coke cabinet, (75 Refrigerator, 155 e) Dishes, silverware cneap French fry Ulcer $20 Roll-away bed Se inner-spring mat tress. $25 Wurlltzer Juke box S5 Milk shake mixer 112 Electric clock, $12 Many otlier Item; 3-5110 ; GLENN WOODRY For Information ot Equipment nl98 UPRIGHT PIANO: good cond. $125. Ph. 2-6086, 2285 Warner nlH DINING ROOM 8F.T davenport & chair, 0x12 rug. Brlirs Strtton elcc. motor. Fruit Jars. Other furniture & misc. Ph. B-1958. 2445 Oardu. rd. nl98 DAVENO for $30. (HI h-atcr like new with 150 gal. oil barrel tor $50. 1560 Roosevelt nl98 BOPER GAS range. Srrvel gas refrlg. Ph. 3-9875 or nee at 1040 cross St. n!98' ONE ELECTROPLATE for sale. 3 volts, 10 amps., $25. ""an at seen at 245 Oak. nl98 PULLER brushes, 1746 Grant. Ph. 3-8357 n219 GOLDEN Jubilee canning, peaches now ready. .Gets yours now, short crop. Purl tin Cider Wks. W. Salem. nl98 19,000 GAL MOBIL gas Service Station business In Polk county For sale at Inventory price. Contact Warren Doo llttle 3-4610 days 3-6045 evenings & Bunady. n!98 tO GA. DOUBLE barrel shotgun. Iteming ' ton 22 cal. repeater. Very good condi tion. Shells for botl. $50. Ph. 2-8245. n200 PIANO: In good condition, chime attach ment, name your price. 660 South St. n200 HOWARD baby grand piano, Baldwin make. Call 3-887S or tee at 1429 Trade at. after 5:30. n200 AWN FERT. Turkey droppings St peet moss, flag stone patio rock, garden rock walls & fireplace rock. Hand spilt Rus tle picket fence. Ready to set up. Made to order. Rose trellis St garden stakes. Phillips Bros. Rt. 0 Box 118. Ph. 31458. 4. miles out State St, n BEAT TOUR borne electrically with Weat lnghouse or Westa automatic electric heaters. Y EATER APPLIANCE CO 375 Cbemeketa. n USED RADIOS & recoro players, $9.95 up. TEATER APPLIANCE CO. 37s Chemeketa n WALLING BAND O RAVEL CRUSHED ROCK foi road and drive ways, cement, ready concrete, garden sand. Bulldozing, draining and ditching. -yd. shovel as drag line. Ph. 3-8249. n" WATZB BEATERS, 42 gal double ele ment $74.50. fEATER APPLIANCB CO. 373 Chemeketa. n USED ELECTRIC refrigerators $49.50 Up TEATER APPLIANCE CO. 375 Chemeketa B FOR SALE No 4 ermmtir lumber 1x4 to 1x8 133 per M. 1X4 to 2x13 $36 per M. FOB mill. Will deliver at cartage eost. Independence Lumber Mfg. Co.. Ph. 42, Independence. n OIL CIRCULATORS at greatly reduced prices. TEATER APPLIANCE CO. ' 375 Chemeketa n MILLER'S (formerly Andy's) clean top soil. River silt, fill dirt, pit run gravel. Office 2-3496, eve. 2-7329. n203 -FT. COLD8POT refrlg. 1 yr. old, $160. Electramaster electric range, 1140. Both In very good cond. Ph. 2-0288 after 10 a.m. n200 GOOD TREADLE sewing machine. Phone 3-5749 or 2-0268. n200 USED ELECTRIC WASHERS 119.95 Up. TEATER APPLIANCE CO 875 Cbemeketa n USED ELECTRIC lauses $19.05 up. TEATER APPLIANCE CO. 375 CUrmcketa n NO WAXING equ-red with FLABTIC KOIB the eellopaene like finish for floors or linoleum. TEATER APPLIANCE CO. 373 rjbemeketa n. GOOD USED pianos 173 each. H L. Stiff Furniture. n DRT POULTRY ifttUUer Ph 3-2881 Lee Hatchery. n SEWING MACHINES usee $9.93 A Up. Also new. Free-West Inahouse $89.60 St up Teater Appliance Co. 816 Chemeketa. Ph. 3-4311. d OME FREEZER, genuine Deep-Freeze. 1129.50 A up, featei Appliance. 375 Chemeketa. n WANTED MISCELLANEOUS riANQ8, Woodrr. Ph 5110. Claios, Woodrr, Ph. l-aiio. CIUIKS, Woodrr, Ph. J-5110. SMALL APTLIANCIS, Voodry Ph. -llD. ruin CB1ST8, Woodrr, Ph 1-5110. TEPCK. Woodrr, Ph. J-5110. IKS, Woodrr, Ph. 3-5110. cams, woodrr, rn s-tuo. uniaiMIou. woodrr Ph i-suo. n.ioa' (M FIB THOUSAND truck Kata paid lor 34 to 40 cmftll 0.'ia Fir lot. aaltabl. lor plllnf. Hlrh Mice, paid lor barkla polas ud P111DI. Call Albior 1287 OT writ, standard Pc4 PUlu Co.. for PMC. Uito, na phwmq sits, woodrr, Ph. 3-5110. paw aVWOrS. Woodrr, Ph 3-5110. BUM' WA8HEM. Woodrr, ft) 3-1110. ailll1" cos, woodrr, ph. 3-1110. miw1 MLS, Woodrr, ph. I blip n30- DMSSEkS, Woodrr, Ph. 3-5110. naJOJ. Trader Louie arRTJ THOOSAJU OP ITEMS - ODDS 11 ENDS OK COafPLITI OOSEHOLOe Ph. 1-1)51 U53 Portland Rd. B nsHIYa TACX.IX Woodrr. riB ITCVPAaE and fll lou IUM Shipment can b. ntd. br truck or rail ladependaoct Qtn?t A Uanutaetnrtn, Oompaor. loft tod.pctideac, Otmod Ph. 43. na Journal Want Ads Pay IWANTED MISCELLANEOUS LAMPS. Woodrr, ih 3-5110 ca3m- DAVENOS, Woodrr, Ph 3-5110. naiw TOOLS, Woodrr. 3-5110. na308 MOTOB8, Woodrr. Ph 3-5110. "" pa3. GUNS, Woodrr. Ph 3 5110 ' na309 TRAILERS. Woodrr -h 3.5110. najOO Y Wjff1 rt j Vjj xrjjjjjj PERSONAL OPAL KINO, parehlo reader. Adrlaor on all ouaineai and .raonai problema A aerv lea roil will not flni alaewher, 590 Dn lon St. Ph. 2.3P50. pl95 STANLEY HOME PRODrCTS Ph. 3-6401 P19 ALCOHOLICS. Anonrmona. Ph. 3-0133, P O Boi 734 TUCA Wad. Prl. tl30 p.m. P300 AUTOMOBILES 37 FORD 4-Door. 972 Judson St. Pb. 27467. q200 48 PONTIAO Streamliner 4-door. This ear loaded with tras Hydramatlo drive, 2-tone green, '4 000 oil. new white wall tires. Must be seen to appreciate. 'Ph. 2481 after 3:30 o.m 501 8. 3rd, Silver ton, Ore. qies WE PAY CASH FOR TOUR USED CAR EQUITIES PUR. CHASED NO DtlAV DRIVE IN TO DAY AT . Loder Bros. Used Car Mkt 485 CENTER Prt -W OB 3-4119 2410 Fairgrounds R4 Ph. 2-1490. qa 1032 CHEVROLET. Ph. 2-S454 eve. 0.200 Eisner Motors to Sell 26 FT. SIVGLE axel semi Good 00012 Ply tires. John Jon-, independence, ore. q203 1038 PONTIAC 4 door sedan, radio St heater 3250. Bill Sveritt, 1224 w. 3Btn St. (OUt "D" St.. Q203 PRIVATE OWNER 1949 Bulck super, dynaflow, 4 dr. Only 10 months old, fcOoO actual miles, radio, heater, defroster, white walla, under coated, factory installed seat covers and other extras. Car Is positively spotless inside and out. Reasonable. 200 8, Lan caster Dr. Salem, Oregon. 4.199 REPOSSESSED iHifl Bmck sedan. If you are mech. Inclined tnl is a cool ouy. Ph. days 3-4121. Tmw can be arranged. q!98 '41 CHRYSLER. In eoof shape. After 9 p.m., all day Sun. 1440 Ferry. ni99 33 PLY. PARTS. Good motor 133. Dump body ft hoist, i to 4 yis. mw. Winches ter trailer dollle 133 120 No. 25th. Ph. 2-7900. 4109 1911 PLY. ',i T. pickup. Ph. 23169. LoU Wacken. Rt. 7. box 357. aaiem. qim 1049 MERCURY 2 floor Radio St heater. 3430 Center w Eisner Motors to Buy GOOD 1041 Bulck 8"dnette. Ph. 20142. ql97 FOR SALE or trade, l93tt Plymouth con vertible, radio, Heater & push button top. Call at 440 Chemeketa. Apt. 4, af ter 5 p.m. qlflS ZEEB'S USED CARS BUY SELL TRADB 3329 Fairgrounds Rd. Ph. 2-0484 I9S8 PLYMOUTH 4-Door Deluxe. New mo tor. Ph. 2-5320 after 3:30 p.m. q200 36 DODGE COUPE. Priced to sell. See after 5:30, 420 Leille St. q200 '49 CHEVROLET 4-Door Style line. AA condition, liao Leslie. ' qnuu Eisner Motors. Fine Cars WANTED LATE MODEL CARS 1940 to 1950 We Need Them GET YOUR t'OP DOLLAR Anderson's Used Cars 3U Center Ph. 1-1734 SPECIAL Nash Bargain 1350 NASH STATESMAN BUPIR 1 DR. SEDAN. LOT6 O EQUIP. INCL. BED fEATURl. ONLY H0O MILES. SPECIAL BARGAIN. ONLY 33195. Eisner Motor Co. 352 N. HIOH, SALUI OREO. q201 FOR SALE: '38 Graham 3 aedan, trade for coupe or pickup. 4gr w. ltn St. qivg AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR AUTOMOTIVE BRAKE specialist Steven son & Mefford Texaco service, en Court. Ph. 21031. qc208 BOATS BOATS Aluminum Bpeedmastar 3185 up. Hafterty Sea SheL.s - gits 143.70 com plete assembled boats 102.50. Allen Hardware, 230 N Comi qql99 It' 14' lfl hunting r.ahing boats trailers. 1170 Nob t :vo-g:oo qqivo FINANCIAL CASH UP TO $1500 PBONB OR I'AU rN TODAY PACIFIC INDUSTRIAL LOANS 113 8. LIBERT! PH - Getting a LOAN for the first time? At Personal thai art no bard and feat rulea. You tell Da vnet too hoTe tn mind and we'll do oar boat to meet rour deelrea. Yon may bcrroo ai utu. a. roa need 335 no 35M1 m auto and BP to 3300 on aalarr fnraltura. Par only for the number ol dara Ton keep tb money Phone fm. In. Aak (or tno "Ye," man. Mon.-Tuea.-Thura.-Pn. a.m. to a p.m. Wed.-6at a.m to 1 p.m. Personal Finance Co. Faelfia Bulldlnt Room 135 518 TATB STREET Phone 1-3451 C R Allen. Mtr Llo. 33 M-153 r30T PRIVATE MONEY peelal .tatea and Terma On Larger Loana Lone .nd short Tlma Parmenta ROY H SIMMONS 135 S. Commercial St Ph. 3-tUl FARM ARE) OTTT VOJf 4 and t YOUR OWN TERMS ol reoayment with in reaaon. Caab in Real Eatat. Ooa traeu and Second Morttacaa CAPTTOL SECURTnES CO n Court 81 Pb 4-131 r AUTO LOANS VfTLLAMETTB CREDIT CO. 153 8 Oburch Parktnff a-Plenty Ph. 1-3151 Llo No U-1U S-1M. OENERAL PrftANOE CO LOANS LM. 8-131 and M-3M and ROY rl SIMMONS INSURANCE ANL LOANS Sear Top Tradea 13:05 Dally RALU 1300 RCf 135 8 Commercial si Tel 3-liat $ CASH $ Hollywood Finance Co. 1380 PetrrrtKTOd Red , Next 'toor Ui Bank fret Parkina Ph. 1-7032 U NO I Floyd Kan yon, Mgr. Truman Nominates Gen. Bedell Smith Washington, Aug. 21 OT President Truman today formal, ly nominated Lt. Gen. Walter Be dell Smith as director of cen tral intelligence. The nomination went to the senate just a few days after Smith's selection to succeed Rear Adm. Roscoe H. Hillen- koetter, was announced. Hillenkoetter is being assigned to command of a cruiser divi sion. The president also nominated Rear Adm. Jerauld Wright for promotion to the rank of vice ad miral as commander of the am- phibious force of the Aelantic fleet. Bridge Guard Killed Portland, Aug. 21 (IP) A mo torist slammed against a closed Willamette river bridge gate early yesterday, killing Gate Tender Frank J. Cook, 59, who was testing the barrier. Auto Driver Louie R. Nufer, 32, was shaken but not hurt. INSURANCE MEDICAL EXPENSE Parment lor Polio- plus Diphtheria. Scarlet Ferer Iaruka mla smallpox -EnephaltlA -Tetanua Spinal Menlnaltla Para all medical axpenae up to 35.000 for entire famllr Ow S10 On. Year 325 -Three Year Richard G. Severin Evecy Form of Insurance 312 K. High St Dial 3-4018. ra TRAILERS 16 FT. MODERN hse trailer. Furnished. Butane gas. 3240 s. com'l. tlsn TRAILER House cottage type. New paint Ph. 33416. USB GIBSON TRACTOR sate service, Clin. ton Motor. Homer Bros 1410 S 12tn Ph. 3-3846 t MACHINERY FOR 8ALE:TD IB with drum and dozer and TD 0 with drum and dozer. Stanley Van Order. Dallas phone 3340 v201 DIRECTORY ADDING MACHINES All makes used machines sold, rented. repaired Roen. 458 court. Ph. i-cttj AUTO RADIOS UARION MOTORS NASH SERVICE Towing service iay ohon? 3-0269 Night J-1804 333 Center. r BULLDOZING Bulldozing, leveling, road bldg.. clear Inn teeth for nnjAh ' Virgil Huskey 1010 Falrvlew Ave. Ph 3-3148. Salem. o21 CASH REGISTERS Instant delivery nf new ROA cash reg ister All makes :n!d rented repaired Roen. 450 Court Ph S-BTIS o CHIMNEY SWEEP Oil stove furnace, chimneys vacuumed, cleaned. Ensley. Tfl S 21st Ph 3-7176. 02Q7 EXCAVATING Ben OtJen & Sfn excavating and grad ing. Land clearMg Ph 3-3080. o215 EXTERMINATORS Cockroach. Moth Ert:rmInator Service Ph 4-2474. Lee Cross Rt, 8. Box 437 O. o207 Brelthaupt's for flowers Dial 3-8171). GRAVEL '" Gravel. Ph. 31180 HOUSEHOLD PRODUCT. J. R Watklna Co products. Fret de livery 1717 Center. Ph. 2-6303. o LANDSCAPE NURSERY P A Doerfler ttt nm Cm amen tali. ISO N Lancaster Dr. at 4-Cor Ph. 3-1332 o LAWNMOWERS Sharpening, guaranteed service. New pewer and hand mowers Call Harry W Scott, 147 8. Oom'I St o20T LAWN MOWERS RNIFS SHARPENER At Dr Door grinding, lawn mowers, scis sors, knlvei. xteT'a Ph. 3-6833. o MATTRESSES Capital Bedding. Ph 3-4060. OFFICE FURNITURE A SUPPLIES Desk chairs, "lies, filing supplies, gafea, duplicators, supplies, desk lamps, type writer stands. Roen 456 Court. o Elf Strom's are equipped to do your painting. Ph. S-2483 O PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING Ph. 1-6111 for painting, paperbanglng. Attractive rates. Free estimates. o20&' PICTURE FRAMING Picture framing Ri'teheon Paint store Phone 1-6687. 0 REFRIGERATION SERVICE Miller Refrigeration Service Co. Ph. 35072. O108 ROTO ROOTER Call Electric '.oto Rooter for clogged eewerg, drains. Ph 3 U27 L Howard SAND A GRAVEL Garden soil, irushed rock Shovel and dragline excarflng Walling Sand A Oravel Co., Ph. f-S24B o Gravel, sand, MU and dirt wholesale and retail Traetor tconp god trucks f(r dirt moving Cells Sand ss Oravel CO. Ph. 2-4003. O Halem Saw Wrks. Ph t-1603 1203 N 3th. A O205 PTIC TANKS Mike's Septlo Service Tanks cleaned. Elee Rotary servlee on sewers, drains. 1079 Elm St.. W Salem. Ph. 3-0463. 0213 K. P HameL eeptte tanks vewer and drain line eieecM. Oaaranteed work 1143 lib St- W. Salem Ph 3-7404 ol98 HEWING MACHINES All makes repaired, free estimates, In your home, free pick up and delivery Ringer Sewing afachtn- Co. 130 No Commercial Ph. S 3512 o SEWER CLEANING SERVICE Electric Roto-Rooter Exclusive Patent Razor Sharp Jutting Blade Clean sew ers, drains. L. Howard Ph 1-3337. TRANSFER STORAGE Local Dsttanee Transfer, storage Burner oils, coal ft briquets Trucks to Portland dally. Agent for Beklna House hold goods moved to anywhere tn XJA or Canada. Lamer Transfer Storage Pb 3-3131. o TYFEWRITERB Smith Corona, Remington Royal, Un derwood portaMes All makes used ma chines Repairs ft rent Roen. 456 Court. VENETIAN BLINDS Elmer The Bllndman Ph 3-7328. o Salem Venetian Blind made to order or retlnUhed. RelnwMdt ft Lewis. 3-3831 o WEATHERSTRIPPINO WELL DRILLING Fred Wymore, n. 1. b. J 111. Ph. 1-1138. 0343 WINDOW CLEANING Acme Window Cleaner. Windows, walls, ft woodwork cleaned Floor cleaned, waxed and polished Ph. 1-3337 347 Court Lane doe. Cjlberteon and Mather WINDOW SHADES Washable, Roller Made to order- 1 day aei. Ke inn om l ft uiwu pn, 3-iojv. WOOD AND SAWDUST West Salem Fuel Co. Ph. 3-4C3L ' C ll M " -m - y .oy. A t' ?a I o''v::".;.;--''"' 0t'::- 8i3aaa 8-a"a1B3PlOTr9 At Junior Red Cross Cimp Some 90 young peopjle from all parts of the coast are attending the second annual regional Junior Red Cross summer camp at Silver Creek Falls camp. In the upper picture, some of the group are at work in their first aid project. The group below is working on another project, including, left to right: Myron Sahleen of Benton county, Marjorie Little of Salem, Colombe Leinau of Benton county, Laverne Beyerle of Ferrydale, Beverly Young of Sa lem, Julie Astrup of Salem. In addition to discussion and lectures on their own program of work the Junior Red Cross members at the camp also outline other things they can do to aid the American Red Cross in its program of service to the community and nation, ' Turigate Goes Back to State Prison Upon Return Here Richard P. Tungate, who was captured in Bothell, Wash., Sat urday, eight days after his escape from the Marion county jail, will go directly to the 'Oregon Oregon, Marion county district today. . Tungate was picked up in the back yard of a home In Bothell, a small town near Seattle, along with Donald E. Flodtrom, who escaped with Tungate and Ken neth O. Smith, from the county jail on August' 11. Smith is still at large. Tungate was on parole . from the Oregon State prison at the time of his escape, from the county bastile. He had been sent up to the state institution on June 25, 1949, to serve two years on a burglary charge. Theft Violates Parole He was paroled after 10 months. Late last month he was arrested for auto f theft. The commission of a felony revokes his parole, and it will be neces sary for him to go back to pri son and serve out the remaining 14 months of his two-year sen tence. When he finally is discharged from the prison, he still must face charges of. auto theft and escape from the county jail, Committee Will Meet to Study New Y Building The YMCA building expansion committee, headed by R. L, Eifstrom, will meet Wednesday they may effect plans for the addition of a sizable building to the present Y on Court street. Several weeks ago the committee decided to forego construe tion during 19S0 but agreed at that time to go Into the matter at a later date. The YMCA will observe 1951 as centennial year of the organ ization. It will also mark the 25th anniversary of the comple tion of the present Salem Y. Next Friday forenoon bids will be opened ' in connection with contemplated work In the physical plant of the YMCA, to make the building come unaer fire regulations passed by the legislature. The project will cost several thousand dollars. Included In the plans are two fire escapes, one on the east side which will take care of the small gymnas ium on the third floor and dor mitory rooms on the second and third floors. The second fire escape to be located at the northeast cor ner, will be a short one for use oi spectators in the large gymnasium. Numerous fire doors opening off the stairways will be con structed. During the quiet period of August, various Improvements have been made, including re painting of the handball courts, the large gymnasium, the din ing rooms and the den In the at State prison upon his return to attorney E. O. Stadter, Jr., said Stadter explained. ' Marion county officials Mon day morning were still awaiting word from Seattle as to whether or not Tungate and Flodstrom vill waive extradition proceed ings. If they waive. ,a repre sentative from the Marion coun ty sheriff's office will go to Seat tle and return the pair to Salem. If they fall to waive extradition, warrents will have to be pre pared for their removal from Washington to Oregon. Wanted In Polk County Flodstrom is wanted in Polk county on a charge of grand lar ceny, in addition to jail break from the Marion county jail. J. B. Wilcox, special FBI agent in charge of the Seattle office, would not disclose how his agent learned of Tungate .and Flod Strom's whereabout. FBI men apprehended the pair In Bothell, The search for Smith contincs. Smith's mother lives in Bothell forenoon to review conditions as basement. Curtains for the din ing loom windows are being fashioned by the Y s Mcnettcs. 'Hangover Lodge' Is Suggested by Drys Washington, Aug. 21 ffl A "hangover lodge where motor ists would be kept until sober" is advocated for every bar by W A. Scharffenberg, executive sec retary of the American Temper ance society. He told a Seventh Day Ad ventlsts meeting yesterday that legislation should be enacted re quiring bartenders to collect ig nition keys before they serve armies to motorists. i "After drinking, the customer should be taken to the 'hangov er lodge' until simple scientific tests prove his fitness for driv ing, Scharffenberg said. Guest in Veneta Unlonvale Mrs, Martin Braat of Unlonvale Is a guest at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee In Veneta for a week. STOCKS (By the associated Press) Ad Corp 29 M Al Chtm ; 3, Al Cbalmeri 35 1 Am Alrj.ner UTi Am Pow 4 Lt 13U Am To. 4 Tel 152Mi Am Tot-aco- 66 Aniconda 344 Atchison 124H Boe Airplane , 42'i Borg Warner 34 Beth Steel 63 H Burr Add U 13i Cailf Pack.ng 466H Can Pacific 17 Caterpillar 43 Celanese 38 Chrysler 09 '4 Con Edison 38 Cons VUtet 16 Crown Zellerback 37 Curt WriBfi Doug Aircraft 1.84 - OuPont 81 Eastman Rod 44 - Emir Radio ITS Gen KJectrlf 4BMi Oen Ktods 4B'i den Mot-if ...90 Good rial Tire 58 - Horn estate 36 lot HhT eater 3074 Int Paper 57 Vi John Mu' 41 Kennecott 84 H Llboy Men A L 8 Lockh Air Loew's Inc 38fa Long Pi- A 5ft ' Uontg Ward 10" 4 Nash tteh H'i NY Centra) 12 North Pac 13 i Pao Air Put 31 Pae Oaa A El 103 'a Pao rv, tt Tel iVi Packard 50 Penny IRMi Penn hR 8 Pepsi Cola 45H Phllco , 18 Rad I'orp 394 Rarnonier 34 i Ray ff? , 3BH Repub btl .30 Rey Metals 47 i Richfield 31 W 8afway 22 Bfurs R'wbucK 71H Boo vac 81 South Pse 3.13 Btd O..- Cai 10M ma on n.i flludebaker . Bunsh Mn .. Swift ft Co ., Transamerlca . Twint ' Fox Un oil Oa .. U uar . Un Airilna .. ,Dn Aircraft Un c&H ... US 0 ywood . US Sfel . .., Wrn Bro- .. Wist On Tel , Wast All Br West Kle ... Wool worth 42 "4 38 V ,15 12 IV, 31 '.'.'.'.'.'.AVH, ........ 4 ..'!. I I.13H 35 39 32 47W flteek Market New York. Aug. 21 ffll Demand for stocks faded this afternoon after a brisk ear r advance. C osing price were wen Minder the best mirks of the day. Morning gains running to around $3 a share were cut r-own and In some cases converted Into Iomm Declines were most ly less than $1 a share Motors were the market's favorites and they held up fairly well. Trading volume nit a lively pace when the menket was rtslne: alowed as prices backed down. Turnover touched rate of around 1,800,100 shares for the full sesiloo. Du Pont showed a net gain of more than $2 at one time after word of an Increased dlvldind. The advance was later halted. Also up most of the time were General Motors, Chrysler, Wool worth. Zrnlth Radio. American Te.ephon. Anaconda Copper, Santa Fe, Sinclair Oil and U. 8. Gypsum. Steels, rails and alrnrafti were Inclined to be sticky. Chlceg Grain Chicago, Aug. 31 (4-)-After drifting along without any pr.c- trend man nf the session, Rratns essted toward the close today. Soybeans slumped the most, while new crop dellvtrles resisted the selling. Little pressure developed In new crop corn In view of the continued cool weather In the mid-west. Wheat closed -ft-H lower. September 12.24 338; corn was unchanad to H lowr-r, September f I 3 -S - oats were H- lower, September 7tt-: rye was Vk- lower, September 11.35: ny beans were I-2',i lower, November 13.42 It, and 'aid as 10 to 15 cents a hundred pounds ower September 111.49. Woman Dies at Wheel Of Skidding Auto Portland, Aug. 17, (A1) A w6man died at the wheel of her skidding car on North Interstate avenue Just before dawn today, bringing the city's 1950 traffic death toll to 20. At this time last year the toll was 11. Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., MARKET QUOTATIONS Salem Livestock MaraN Br Valley packing Company) Pat lambs 133.00 to 133.00 Feeder lambs .113.50 to 131.00 Ewes 13.00 to 17.00 Fat dairy cows 315.50 Cutter cows 11.. 00 to 315.00 Dairy heifers 116-00 to 113.00 Bulls ' V' . Ia'00 ",0Q Portland Eaalslde Markets Cauliflower sold lot 11.30-3 a crate today on the PortUnd Eaets.de Farmers Wholesale Produce market. Mtlton-Preewater and Orand Island to rn a iocs brought I3.3S-2.50 a 35-lb. lug with Mld-Columola tomatoes going at 11.25-1.50 a 16-ib. flat and Yakima dis trict stock at 76-85 cents a flat. Dlllard district cantaloupes were 13.38 3.50 a crate while Yak'ma district mel ons were 11.50-3. Gravensteln apples solo within a range of 13-3 a box. Danish souash was 75 cents a SO-lb. lug. Corn brought f 1 .39-1.(10 a flvedosen ear crate. Wrapped and lacked Rochester, Slappy and Elberta peaches we 32.23-3.30 a flat. Portland Proaeeo Uulterfat Tentatne, subject to lm me diate change Premium que-liiy maximum in 3ft to i peroetit acidity delivered In Portland. 63-OSc I S7 score. 0-64ct 80 score. 59-62c; 89 scoie 56c. Valley routes nd country points le tew than first Butter Wboiejai euB bulk cube to wholesalers, grade AA 03 score, 2c; A 92 score, 62c; B 90 score. 59c: O SO score, 5lc. Above prices ere urlctly nominal. Cheese- -selling price to Portiend whole inters Oregon tingles. 3fl-39tV Oregon I small loaf. 41-taot triplets, IV less than .In (Ties Ken To wholMtflera A grade large, SO' a -53 lie doz.i A grade medium 47 SO'iC. B grade large, 43-44 Vic. Cortland Dairy Market lluttrr--Price to 'eta lien. Grade AA print: 66c; AA cartons 67c; A prints, 68oi A cartons, 67c; B print 63c. Kssa Prices to retailer Grade AA large 64c doz.; A 'ante 64-65c; AA medium 67c; A medium, 5154v small. 37c; ear tons. 2o addltlonat Cheese Price to retailers: Portland. Oregon singles, l7-41oi Oregon loaf, I lb. loaves. 42tt-43a lb.: triplets, 1 cent less than singles. Premium brands, sin lias. 50i4: loaf. fiSlfce. Poultry Live Chlckena (NO. I quallw, P.OB Plant: broilers unaur 34 lbi 30-33o; fryers, 34-3 lbs., J3 34 3-4 lbs.. 33-35a; roasters 4 lbs, and oth 33 -35c lb., light hens under 4 'bs. 33-34- over 4 lbs, 33 24c lb.; heavy hens all weights 33-35e: old roosters, all wrightu U-13o Kstibiu - averasa to i rower lire Whites, 3-5 lbs, ?6-27o b; 1-6 lbs, 31-3Se coloted a 'ent lower ola or heavy does and buck, ' 1 16c. Fresh dresied fryers to retailers, 6-58o' Idaho fryers 45o. Country-Killed Meats Veal Top quality 40-42e lb.: other grades according to weUhi and quail -i with lighter or nnavler 3fi-36o. llocs Llaht blockers 34-376: sows 29-32C lb. Lambs Ton .trade primers. 43-43e: oest yearlings 3S-38c, Mutton Best lO-iSr lb.; rough heavy bucks. 13-14e. Beef Good eows 33-36o lb.: eanner- eutter. 32-SSc. Freib Dreiied Irtale 'Wholenalera o retailers per ewt.i: Reef iteera Oood G00-800 lbs. 348-53: Commercial 34B-30; utility l43-45e. cows uommerc a sib-do: utility. 339-41; canners-cutters, $34-37, Beef Cuti 'Good steers): Hind quar ters, $56-60; rounds, 34-56; full loins, trimmed, $75-80; trlaneles, $43-44; square chucks, $47-50; Hbs, $6P-65i forequarters, $43-54. Veal oood 140-51: commercial. $43-48; utility, $34-39 calves Good obolce, 345-41; eommerciai $37-43. Lambs Good enole sprint Iambs. $46- 48; commercial, $41-44: utility, $38-41, mution uooa p ms aown tia-st Port Cuts Loins, 'No. 1, 8-13 lbs. $60- :; shoulders. l& lbs. down. 848-50: car- ca&ses, $37-39; hparerlSs, $48-47. orlland MleeellaMeoua Onions 50-lb ick Ore Western Tel. lows. No. 1 medium. $2 33-40; large 31.65- .t.oa; Texas, so ids, was $2.30-75, yellow; j.ju, reaji, ij.jn-nui uaiu. yeiiowa, la.ao- 3.00; Calif, reds, IV ar-60; Walla Walla, jz.3S-3.sq; wmte wax, large. 33.25-l.6O. Potatoes! Ore -ieai lon whiles, No 1, $3-3.35; Deschutes Hmsets. eold stor age, No. 1A. , $4.35-60: roa ho Russet, No 1A, 14 fiO-fla1 new crop Calif Lonr whites, $3.30-3.63. some to 3 60 sis B. 13.35-33. Klamath Falls RuMMtn aold Harare No 1A. 34.50-4.65: eoast. loo a' Triumphs. 33- Ib luas. No. 1, !!.; small. $1 Board man lone whites. No, 1 $3-3.25. Wash long whites, No. 1, 13.35-8.60. Wash. Gems. $3-3.25. Har -New crop, stack tales D 8 No 3 tlrrn Alfalfa truck or car-lots P.OB. Portland or Puget Hound markets 181-84 ton. u. a no. 1 mixed Timothy 34 ton new crop oats and Weh mixed bay or uncertified clover hay nominally $37-30 depending on luallty and location baled on Willamette valley rarma. Caioara Bark Dry 13-190 to peelerai men, 7o lb and below Wool Ve I ley. ooarae and medium grades 67-600 Mohair 6O0 lb. on 13-month growth, iimlnally fll(.ei - Or Ives 35o lb according to welaht, kips 2B-30C lb ; beef, 16-lHo lb.; bulls. 8t-10o lb. Oountrj buyers pay So less. Filberts Wholesale prices: Jumbo It 12c; large l7-20e; medium 13-lStfce- Grow ir prices: Orchard run, B-10o Walnut Wholesale prices: Per lb. Is 100-lb lots: First quality tunbo, 31-33 H; large. 39-30tte; memum, 26-15 c; see ond quality tumbo. 9-29ii large 37 274c: medium 24-360; baby. 70e. Grower prices, orchard run: Fran quattee. 10130 b Portland Livestock Portland, Ore., Aug 31 U.R Livestock: Cattle salable 1600; slow; early sales weak to S cents lower medium-good dry lot steers 29-30: average medium 1050 lb. arass steers 28.50, low mediums down to 27; common steers 23-26; good feeders 26-27: low medium spnyed heifers 25.50; common beef heifers 20-24; cutter-common dairy type Lelfen 16-18; oanner cutter cows 14.20-16: shells down to 12; common-medium beef cows 18-31; few yaun cows 22-23. good beef bulls to 25; common-medium sausage bulls 20-24. Calves salable 350' steady; good veal era, calves to 430 lbs. 29-30; mediums 34 28; commons down to 17 or below. Hoes salable 700: slow but 35-50 cents higher; good-choice 180-230 lbs. 37-37.33; latter new recent high, 260-290 lbs. 25.25 35.50; aood 350-aOO lb. sows 30-21.50; lltthter we in ht i to 33: one lot good-choice 110 lb. feeder pigs 26 Sheep salable lOOO: slow, weak! some bids 50 cent lower; good spring lambs mostly 24.50; tood-choice scarce; me dliim-Kood 23-34; good feeders 33-33.50; sood 124 lb. ewj 9.50; heavier weights mostly 9. Chleaeo I.lveitock Chicago. Aiir. 31 W) fU80A Salable hogs 9,000: fairly active and uneven steady to 23 cents higher on both butch era and sows; top 24.85; most Rood and choice 200-260 lb. 24 50-24.75; 370-390 lb. 23.50-24.25: few 300-320 lb. 23.00-33.30; good 380 lb; 31.00; PO-190 lb, 23.00-34.30; 150-170 lb. 3 1.50 -MOO ows under 350 lb. 21 50-23 00: few 23 IS and above: 360 400 lb. 20. 00-31. 0; 400-500 lb. 19.00-30,23; 500-600 lb. 16.000-19.33 Salable cattle 10. 000 salable calves 400; steers and heifers active, steers unevenly 23 cent-i to 100 Higher; mostly 30-75 eenti up; heifers 25-30 rents hlaher: cows fully sLflaov; nuiw sirons to 33 cents Hither: vealers steady to atront; bulk good and choice fed steers 39.00-31.75; load choice to prime 1,335 lb. welahts 33.33; medium to low-enod Rteeri 35 50-31.73; Rood and choice frd heifers 38.50-30.50; good Cows 22.25-24 HO; common and medium beef cows ib.."(0-22 00; , canners and cutters is no-iB so: medium ana goon bulls 24.50. 26 25; medium 10 choice vealers 37.00' 33.00. Salable shep 1,300. generally steady to strong market; yearllnRS showed most stremth: short load Idaho 103 lb. choice lamtis anno, the top practical too on natives. 37.50; odd lott 28.00: bulk good and choice natives 26 5O-27.30I good and choice yearllnRS. 33.50 -34. 30 i slaughter ewes io.au- ia.uo. Portland Drain Portland, Aug, II Mfy- Cash grain: Oats. Mo. 3, 38 ib. white, 36.30; Barley, NO. 2. 45 lb. B. W.. 30.50 Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 3 13; sort while (eicludlng Reg 3.13; white Clun 3. IS. Hard red winter: Ordinary 3:13; 10 per cent 3.17; 11 per cent 3.31; 13 per cent 2 25. Hard white Heart: 11 per cent 3.33; 13 pr cent 2.37. Today's cer receipts: Wheat 68: barley is; nour e; corn f nuts : mill feed it. Use leftover egg yolks to mix into mashed potatoes, or poach them in hot water and press through a sieve for a salad gar nish. Monday, August 21, 1950 17 -arf nail mm First Officer to Leave Lt. (J.g.) Burton R. Willeford of 392 Cleveland street, Wood burn, the first officer from the organized naval reserve sur face division to be called for active duty with the navy. Willeford, who is to report on or before August 30, volun teered for active duty. Lf. Willeford To Active Duly First officer from Salem's Or ganized Naval Reserve surface division to report for active duty with the navy will be Lt. (j.g.) Burton R. Willeford of 392 Cleveland street, Woodburn. Willeford, who earlier volun teered for active duty and has been awaiting his orders, is to report to Portland for his physi cal examination on or before August 30. From there he is to proceed to the Columbia River group, Pacific fleet. Veteran of World War II, the lieutenant has been a member of the surface division since May of this year. During the last war he spent four years on active duty with 15 months of that time in the Philippine area aboard mine sweepers. He reverted to inactive status In March, 1946. A V-l student at Willamette university during the World War II Willeford returned to the university following the war and received his degree from there in January, 1947. He recently has been in the fuel oil distribution business with his lather. Williford is married and has one son, Ronald. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Burton R. Wille ford, Sr., who also make their home in Woodburn. Fire Destroys Mill Sutherlin, Ore., Aug. 21 W) The L & H Lumber company head rig and part of the mill were destroyed Saturday in a hot fast fire. Firemen of Oak land and Sutherlin controlled the flames before they reached stacked lumber. Mill owner Sid Lieken set damage at $30,000. The mill was idle on Saturday and cause of the fire was not immediately ascer tained. SALEM MARKETS Completed from raporta of Halem dealere for the guidance or tipmi journal readers. 'Revised dally.) Retail Peed Prlceti Ere Mash 15. 0 Rnhhlt Pellet $4.00 Dairy Feed $405 pniiiir nti vina t,rlcesr Colored hens. 35c; Leghorn hens, .4c: old roosters. 13et colored fryers, I7r. Leu horn fryers. 33c. R Baring Prices bniRo AA. Sflc large A, 49.58c. medium AA 49o; medium A, 48-53c; small, 28-32c; crax. 35-SRc wnolMHI rnrei uui-.inir uma-a. 4-7e above these j)Ica above. Larse grade A, generally quoted at 63c: medium 57c, nriitrrai Premium. 8Soi No i eio. o a. ao-ouo (buying prlcei). Batter wnoiesaie eraae a. oaa rcikii. loe. OBITUARY Olive O. Shut! Scotts Mills Mrs. onve u. snutt, sro 75 years, late of routx 1, Scotu Mills, passed away In ihe Bllverton hospital, early Friday evening efter an extended Illness, Mrs. Shutt tvas born on January 6, 1975 at Moroa, II inn is to the late John and Lovlna Williams Clounh and had made her home in tru Scotts Mills dis trict for the past 32 years. She was a member of the Scotts Mills Christian church. Survivors include one dauahter. Mrs. Alene Lawrence oi bcoilb mum ana one brother, Joseph Clout h of Bllverton. Punersl services w.ll bt held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, AuRUSt 32 from the Everhark Funeral nome, moiiiii wn inKimcui in the Miller cemetery at Oliver ion. DEATHS Owen If. Harxreader Owen H. mritreaaer, leie reaiaen o 3775 Brooks avenue, at a local hospital August 21. Announcement of services later by Cloueh-Barrick company. WONDERFUL RELIEF FROM HARSH LAXATIVE "Two years ago I saw your sd about ALL-BRAN and took your advice. Haven't taken a pill or modicina sinco I heean eating ALL-UKAN regu larlvi" Mr. Frank J. Baumhusch, 681 La- I throp at., uolumDus, O. Just o-M of many unmHeitedleUertfrom ALL-BRAN men. If you are troubled with constiDation duo to I lack of dietary bulk do as this man does. Eat an ounce of tasty KelloKg'a ALL-BRAN for breakfast daily, drink plenty of waterl If not com pUUly satisfied after 10 days, return empty carton to Kellogg s, Battle Creek, Mich, Get DOUBLE YOUB MONEY BACK I ).