Thursday, April 16, 1953
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem, Oregon
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By CAVE
"Pulse of the City," an exciting drama feature portray
ing New York City, made its debute Thursday afternoon
at 2 p.m. The feature on KPTV will replace the program
"Feminine Angle."
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Herbert Mayer, president of Empire Coil company, sent
a type recording of greeting to his staff at KPTV Wednes
day and said he has been laid up with a case of grippe.
. Mayer plans to return to Oregon the first part of May
,
Understand my good Friend, Red Skelton, is going to
lose his sponsor at the end of the season. . . . Current spon-
sor wants Red to telecast entire show live. Red says
! wait until he recuperates from venture in hospital. . . .
Sponsor says no. So Red says "would rather be alive
than go live." . . . Truly this seems like foul play until
Red could get a chance to recover from his current illness.
.
' A Squeaky Voice that Clicked!
If George Burns and Gracie Allen had taken the advice
of a brash, young radio executive, who auditioned them
years ago, they never would have become the stars they
are today.
It happened when George and Gracie returned from a
London tour where they did their first radio work on
B.B.C. They liked radio, and upon their return to New
York, contacted one of the networks for an audition.
A young network publihser, after hearing them do a
comedy routine, commented, "You'll never do for radio.
Miss Allen's voice is too squeaky. Take my advice and
stick to the stage."
How wrong can a guy be?
YOURS FOR THE TELE-VIEWING THURSDAY
Kate Smith 1:00. Kateds and Katydids; Virginia Sales
monologist.
Matinee Theater 8 :00. "I Can't Escape" Onslow Stevens,
Lila Lee. .
Burns and Allen 8:30. Blanche buys a mink stole, with
out her husband's knowledge and hides it in the Burns'
home; George finds it and hides it at their house, Gracie
' reports to the police that the stole has been stolen.
Ford Theater 9 :30. Merle Oberon as famous dress de
signer whose entire life has been planned to revenge a
cruelly broken marriage in "Allison, Ltd." . -
Hollywood Wrestling 10:30. Tag-team; Joe Pazandak
and Lou Newman vs. Hombre Montana and the Zebra
kid. Hans Schnabel and Pat Meehan in semi-main.
Nit Owl Theater 11:30. "Desert Victory." Rout of
Rommel's Africa Corps by the British 8th Army."
On Television
KPTV (Channel 27)
fOnly proarama ethedtiled in advance.
MARR RADIO
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. Metlnea Theater
, earch for Tomorrow
. Lot of Lift
, stranaer Than Fiction
, Homer Doody
. Ranit Rider
. Dous Edwards, Mewa
.Tim tor Beany
Mr Hero
.Dinah Shore "
Newi Caravan
i. Qroucho Marx
,. Eurns and Allen
.The unetpected
, Ford Theater
Martin Kane. Detective
i Hollywood Wrestllnt
. Nile 01
FRIDAY "
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Welcome Travelera
i. Kate Smith
.Double or Nothlni
Strike It Rich
Matinee Theater
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You will be happy that you tried
ft, or you can return the unused
portion and set twke your money
back. "One Good
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, Search for Tomorrow
.Lor of Life
.Terry and Pirates
.Roy Roaers
Cleeo KM
. Doui Edwards, rlewa
, Time for Beany
, caralcade of Sporta
Newe Caravan
Abbott and coatells
Tou Acted for It
But story
.Dennis Day
, Chance of Lifetime
. Adolph Menlou
i. Club Embassy
i Life of Riley
.Nit Owl
Many Inquiries
Reach Chamber
The Salem Chamber of Com
merce is receiving many in
quiries from industrial con
cerns in the east and elsewhere
that desire locations for branch
establishments in the north
west, with a preference for the
Willamette valley.
Negotiations have been ODen-
ed with "several of them and
assembling of information is
being made for others. At
present the names of none of
the concerns are being reveal
ed. To facilitate negotiations the
chamber has prepared a pros
pectus giving the statistics de
sired by practically every con
cern that makes inquiry, in
cluding the labor situation,
transportation facilities, popu
lation, climatic conditions, etc.
The Industrial Development
Council of the chamber is tak
ing cognizance of all inquiries.
Trial Dates Set
Portland (U.R) Three men
involved in Oregon's Indian
land case were scheduled today
to face trial during June on
three separate indictments pre
sented' by U.S. District Judge
Claude McColloch.
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Girls Winners
At Sweet Home
Sweet Home Girl itudentt
in the senior class o( the Sweet
Home high school have won all
the high honori of the year ac
cording to Harold C. Dihow,
principal.
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The first 10 high grades
were made by girl students,
with the top boy students scor
ing in 11th and 12 place.
Selected as valedictorian
with highest grade was Doro
thy Ann Dishaw. Salutatori
an, with second highest grade,
is Joanne Donahe. ,
The next 10 students in the
order of grades made are Ida
Faye Cole, Barbara Hoy, Tru
dy Hawley, Ruth Martin, Glor
ia Calderon, Janet Kartexold,
Gayle Holten, Arlene Casebere,
Faye Rice, Rosemary Sljota,
Edwin Ledford and Ronald
Thomas.
- Baccalaureate services will
be held in the high school ai
ditorium May 24. The speaker
will be Guy J. Wright, presi
dent of Northwest Christian
College at Eugene.
Commencement exer c i s e s
will be held in the school audi
torium May 29 when the speak
er will be Elmo Stevenson,
. president of Southern Oregon
I College of Education.
MILITARY MEN
AND VETERANS
Thursday, April 16
-Organized Naval Reserve sur
face division, at Naval and Ma
rine Corps Reserve training cen
ter. Battery D, 732nd AAA.AW bat
talion, at quonset huts on Lee
street.
Company D, 162nd regiment,
Oregon National Guard, at Salem
armory.
Friday, April 17 ,
Seabee reserves, at Naval and
Marine Corp Reserve training
center.
Saturday and Sunday, April 18-19
Naval Air Reserve squadron,
AAU 883, at Naval Air 1 acuity.
Special Rate
Oregon's veterans with a 25 per
cent or more disability are being
reminded by the slate departraeni
of veterans' affairs that they are
entitled to a fishing license for
the special rate of 50 cents, A
hunting license may be purchased
for the same price or a combined
fishing-hunting license may be
gotten for one dollar. New appli
cants must submit a disability
statement from the federal veter
ans' administration and a nota
rized statement from a witness
testifying to Oregon residence with
the application lor the licenses.
However, those who had the spe
cial license last year need only to
submit their old license in apply
ing.
Men now on active duty are en
titled to Oregon fishing and hunt
ing licenses at the regular resident
fee.
Back From School
Dallas Recently returned from
Infantry school at Fort Bennine,
Ga. where thev took a 15-week
company grade officers' course
were three on leers oi l ame com
Danv. 99-nun: 162nd Infantry regi
ment, Oregon National Guard, The
trio included L.I. can wood, 1,1.
Darrell Jackson and Lt. George
CantrelL all of Dallas. Caot. . h.
ViUwock. commanding officer of
the company, nas announced mat
the outllt will spend May a ano )
on the rifle range at Camp Adair
as part of its training program.
Promoted
TnVin rr W .Qmlfh nlim man
stationed at the Klmpo Air Base,
Korea, with the air force, has been
promoted to an airman, second
class, effective April 1. The air
force man, who Is slated to leave
for the States In late August of
this year, recently returned from
a trip through southern Korea,
visiting Kimpoo, Pyong, Yong
Dong Po, Suwon, Asan, Teaon,
Taegu, Sam-nan-Jln and Chin
Hae. He reported that the cherry
trees were in blossom and the
southern part of Korea very pret
ty at that time.
Chleesa Livestock
Chlcaao ( Sleulhter steer and
yearllne started about steady Thursday
but lata tradlns was definitely weak.
Heifer were strons, cows and bull
about steady, and vealera were firm.
Three lolda of Nebreska ateera held
above 133.50 per hundred pounds. Sal
able cattle tutaled 3.500.
Hose, ealabla 8,500, were fairly active
and steady to 15 eente hlaher on but
chers, with welshU around 300 pound!
and above only steady, sows wer steady.
The ho top was 13300.
Slauihter Iamb wer active and
atronr, with th tap B0 cent hither at
I24.S0. Slaushter ewe were steady and
fairly active, aelllnt at 37.00 to 110.00.
Salabl iheep totaled 3.300.
Farllint. MTiMfxlt
Portland (UKr Olllft: 1M: rtivf,
itendy; food fed xteer 31. 1.0-29. 2ft; utili
ty iteeni cinntr-tuttfr eowi
1.50; utlllty-commerc.il bulli 1.M-1.
' Hot: 300; tctlvt, 3Sc higher; choice
1. 3 butchen 180-335 lttn. 34-34. &0: 340.
! 360 lhK. 33: eh oict 400-500 lb. ion 30.51-
1 31: muter weithu ai.fto.
I Aheep: 100; alow; no tir)y t; choice
prim lamb 3131.50; WtdnenlBy; food
j tlft u httr twei f .50.
Fartlinf Kiit'ltU Marktl
I Portland QPj W Ilia me tit taller ra
Idlihe told (or 10 centj a dourr bunrhe
todar on tha Portland Kaatjidt Farmerj
WholBlf Product market. Other olfer
Inti wtrt limited and prlcej wirt nornl
i nal.
j On whole a It row, Yakima valley ii.
1 parafUA broutht I4.M-4.7I a 34-lb.
pyramid.
SWEET HOME WINNERS
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; Dorothy, Ann Dishaw, left, named valedictorian of the
senior class at Sweet Home' high school, and Joanne
Donahe, salutatorian.
Patch Heads
County PTA
Dennis Patch of Salem was
elected president of the Marion
County Parent-Teacher Associ
ation Council at a meeting held
Wednesday night at the Salva
tion Army citadel.
Patch succeeds Mrs. L. S.
Shuford of Salem who served
two successive terms of a year
each.
The other county ' officers
elected Wednesday night were:
Vice president, Mrs. Clifford
Calkins of Silverton; secretary,
Mrs. B. D. Peyton of Keizer;
treasurer, Mrs. O. . Olson of
Silverton.
Patch and about 15 other
members of units in Marion
county will go to Medford next
week to attend the state con
vention. Marion county has 21 units,
most of which were represent
ed at the meeting Wednesday
night.
Detroit Reservoir
Boatman Rescued
Detroit Detroit lake was
the scene of a boating accident
Tuesday evening, the first near
casualty to occur on the newly
filled reservoir.
Fortunate victim was Ercel
Ingram, whose motor boat cap
sized at a point near Mongold.
Friends of the youth who had
been with him earlier in the
boat reported the accident to
Wayne Woodward of Idanha.
Woodward, with his son Dick
and Harvey Hanson, drove to
the lake and launched their
boat to assist Ingram who had
perched for an hour on his
overturned craft. ..
Ingram wore a life jacket
and was unhurt, though thor
oughly chilled. ' !
CbleaM Grain
Chlcaao (PyA little eaulne-w In wheat
and a allKhtly firmer tone In old crop
joybcana provided the only feature of
dull seaslon on the board of trade
Thursday.
Heavy auppllea of caih wheat
couratPd buying In that commodity. Old
crop aoybeann attracted demand because
of limited offering of cash beam by
the country.
Wheat closed H to 1 cent lower, May
$3.18-11. IB', corn wan Vi to S lower,
May $l.S7ft-, oala wer unchanged to
V hlaher. Mar ?44-tt. aotbeaiu 4 low
er to , hlfher, May M.OS-S, and lard
was I cents lower to 3 cent a hundred
pounda hither. May 110.55.
Farttant drain
Portland Coarae a rains, no sins.
Wheat (bid) to arrive market, baals
Nn. 1 bulk, delivered coast: Soft White
3.43; fioft Whlta (excluding; Bex) 3.43;
Whlta Club 3.43.
Car receipts: wneat it, oariey a; nour
corn 4: natj 1: mill fed J.
Mid-Willamette Obituaries
Miss Anna Peters
Mie. Anns Peters. 87. died
Monday evening, April 13, at
her home, Rt. 1, Box 404, Dal
las. A resident of the com
munity for 63 years, Miss Pe
ters was born March 18, 1885,
in Russia, her parents being
David Peters and Helena Frei
sen Peters. Leaving Russia in
1879, Miss Peters lived in Man
itoba, Canada until 1890 when
.h mmt. tn Dallas. On Satur
day Miss Peters would have
celebrated her 8Btn oirinoay.
Services were held at the
T4nllmnn Chanel at 2:00 D.IT1.
Thursday, April 16, Rev. John
Franz officiating, curiai was
in the Salt Creek cemetery.
Survivors include David B.
Peters of Dallas, a brother; and
many nephews Bno nieces.
Mrs. Helen Pranrl
Gervais Mrs. Helen Thel
mi Prentl, 29, died in a Salem
hospital Tuesday. Mrs. Pran-
1 un. hnrn Mav 16. 1923. at
Hals, Kan., the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Adolph Staab of Sa
lem. They came to Salem in
1939.
She married Carl Prantl Oct.
7, 1950 at Gervais.
Surviving beside her hus
band and parents are two
daughter, Carta and Linda;
and the following brothers and
sisters: Renins Cathcart, Co
quille; Lucille Prockish, Mor
ella Pfcifcr, Conne Staab and
Marcel Staab, all of Portland;
Anita Weber, Victoria, Kan.;
Rozella McGuire, Prinevllle;
Norma Gregory, Arlln, Mcl
vin and Bcrnice Staab, all of
Salem. The rosary will be re
cited it 8 p. m. Thursday and
Friday it the Unger Funeral
Horn it ML AngeL
stocks:
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Admiral Corporation .,
Allied Chemical
Allla Chalmers
American Airlines .... ,
American Power ft Llgb
American Tel Tel .
American Tobacco
Anaconda Copper ,....
Atchison Railroad ..
Bethlehem fit el
Boeing Airplane Co....',,,.,
Borg Warner
Burrows Addlm UachU
California, Packing
Canadian Pacifk ,,,,,
Caterpillar Tractor ,
Celaneat Corporation ,. ,
Chrysler Corporation
Cltlaa Service ;
Consolidated EdUon
Consolidated Vulle
Crown Zellerbaeb ...... .v.. .....
Curtlaa Wright ...
Douilui Aircraft
Du Pont de Nemours
Eastman Kodak -
Emerson Radio
General Electric
Oeneral Poods ...,..,."
General Motor 1
Georgia Par. Plywood
Goodyear Tire
Homestaks Mining Co.
International Harvestei
International Paper ..-
John Manville
Kennecott Copper
Llbby McNeil
Lockheed Aircraft
Loewe Incorporated ,
Long Bell
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Paclflo American Pish
Paciiic C-u tjit Rlectrlo
Pacific lei & Tel
Packard Motor Car
Penney, J. C ,
Pennsylvania R. R.
Pepsi Cola Co
Phllco Radio
Radio Corporation
Rayonler Incorp
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Republic 6tee
Reynolds Metala
Richfield Oil
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Bears, Roebuck ft Co.
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Routhern Pacific
Standard oil Calif.
Standard Oil N.J
Studebaker Corp
Sunshine Mining
Swift ft Company
Transnmrrica Corp.
Twentieth Century Poa...
Union Oil Company
Union Pacific
United Airlines
United Aircraft
United Corporation
United State Plywood...........
United 6i a tea Steel ...
Warner Pictures
Weotern Union Tel
WeMlnghoune Air Brak
Wpxtlnahnuss Electric
Woolworlb
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Stark Market
New York m The Itock market hunt
rlaht aroun kteed center Thursday with
price cheiu'r seldom mors than s small
fraction either war.
Moet of the time the market leaned
alfxbllr hlaher, but th overall aaln
wan small.
Tradlne was at a alow pace an esti
mated million and a third hres for
the entire day. Wednesday total came
to 1,550,000 aharee,
Personnel inspection of the
men of the surface division is
set for Thursday evening and
after this the inspection group
will visit the class rooms and
observe the training. Before
leaving they will hold a criti
que and discuss the findings
of the inspection.
I Funeral services will be it
1 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the Sac
l red Heart church, Gervais,
Burial will be in the church
cemetery directed by the Un
ger Funeral Home.
Edmund W. Adkihs
Albany The funeral will
be held here Friday for Ed
mund Wayne Adkins, 48, Kla
math Falls, formerly of Alba
ny, who was fatally injured
Sunday at Klamath Falls in
traffic accident. Services will
be held at the Fortmlller-Fred-ericksen
Funeral Home at 2 p.
m. Burial will take place in
Willamette Memorial park.
Mr. Adkins was native of
Albany, and lived here until
1936, when he was transferred
pany, to Klamath Falls.
Surviving are his mother,
Mrs. Fanny T. Middlclon, Port
land; three brothers, Lawrence,
Albany; Alfred, Beaver Creek
and Dell Adkins, Portland, and
by a sister, Alice Adkins, Port
land. Sterling Turner
Amity Sterling Price Turn
er, 90, former rcsiden'. of Sheri
dan, father of Leon Turner,
McCoy and Gladys Wakefield,
Madera, Calif., . died Sunday,
April 12 at Madera, Calif.
Funeral services will be held
F-ldiy it S p.m.. Macy's
Chapel, McMinnville.
Interment will be in Bethel
cemetery.
Mr. Turner was born Oct.
4, 1862 In Sheridan ind lived
nearly ill his life there.
He was I member of the
Sheridan Christian church.
His wife, Catherine, preced
ed him in death. Besides the
son and daughter, three grand
children survive.
M ARK E T
QUOTATIONS
ro.TLAND raoooci ust
Itnlat TMtatle. sublwt w la.
.dlat chans: Prmlaaa .uality, maxl
ua .31 .f en par cent acidity d.
Ilr.red In fortl.nd tt-11 Ib.l tlrell oual
Ity -lcl col .uallly, -. Valley
rwute and country potnta. S cents lu.
B.liss Wholasal f.s.b. bulk cub ta
vholals trade AA tl aeort Me;
A srad It acor. J4et B, SO acorfc 3ei
C, a ecr, S3. Above prlc. atrlctly
Banual.
CaiM. aslllBs Brie. 't' Portland
wholMalera, Orefoa auulea il-4act
Oratw t Ik. lost. 4l-llCi Itlpleu.
1 Ua the. alnales.
Baas t. Wfe.lae.lere Cendlad ecu
eatalnlns n. lou. caae Included f.o.b.
rorlland, A trade larsa, IS-llc: A
trade medium, 5-Ifcs B trad lare.
Il-i3e.
rerlla.4 Dairy Hirket
Batter Prlc. to retahcra: Orad AA
prmt, flct A carton, 13c: A prints. Ilo;
arton, 13et B prints, Uc.
Kts-T. rttautra, orad AA lart.
tic: A Uric, si-OOci AA medium, aoc:
A medium,, aae: a small, nominal. Car
tons, so aoditionai.
;.. pric to rettuere. Portland.
oreson alntles, 41-aOct S-lb. loaeea,
53-imct triplet!. 1 leu than iln
tlea. Prtmlura brands alnalea, ISttel
loaf, joc. Proeesied American choeta,
l-lb. loavea I, retail. ll-l. lb.
P.altry
lit snieieu (No. l .ueiiir. i.e.b.
Planta.) rryara, 1-I lbs., lie: II
lbs Slei roaeters. 4 lbs., and over,
lie: heavy bens, all welihl, 34-35C1 llfht
bns, all velfhta. I3-33CI old loastara,
H-lle.
Dveu4 CklekM Prjere, 1V.-J lba.
43-4SC1 roaiurs, 3-44ct lleht bene. 31
3lcr heavy bene. 3S-37el out up trrra,
all welehte, 43-44c.
abblte Averaa. u trowersT Llv
whltea, 4-1 lbs., 15-lle: l-l lbs., 11-15
lb., old does, 10-14ci few hither. Presh
dressed fryer to retallera, HtC4ci cut
UP, fl-l8C
C.nlry Killed Meals ' '
Vest Top Quality, 31-43. Ib.l youth
beavlea, 35-33c.
H.ae uu blockere, 30-310: sows, llthl
3I-3IC.
Lambs Top trad aprlniere, 40.43c:
other trades, aceordlnt to duality. -
Molten Beet twee and wether- le-
lSc lb. -'
Beef Utility cowa, 11300 lb.: canntr
cuttera. 33-3IC, ehella down to Sic. .
Freeh Dreeeed Meets
Wholesaler to retailer! Dollara per
ewt.:.
Beef (leers, choice 100-100 lbi..
37.00-40.00: tood, 30.00-30.00: commerclel
33.00-37.00: utility, 31.00-34.M: cows,
commerclel. 30.00-33.00: utility.- 11.00-
31.00: cenners-cutters, 3S M-3I.M.
Beef Cats (Choice ateera). Rind
nuances. 45.00-50 00: rounds, 45.00-11.00:
full loins, trimmed. 11.00-11.00: trl-
.ntlu. 30.00-33.00: fore-.uartara. 13.00-
3S.OO; chuck. 17.00-41.00: NO. 41.00
53.00. Veal aood-chotca, 143-53.50; commer
cial, 131-45.
Calve Oood-choic,. 143-52.50: com
mercial, 137-41.
Larnbe Prime eprlntera. 40-50 lb.,
I43-4&: lOOd, 140-44.
H.tt.n aood choice, 117-30.
P.rk Can Lome, Mo. 1. S-13 Ibe., 150
55: shouldere, 18 lbi., 133-30: epnrerlba.
145-40: fregh hams, 10-14 lbs., ar5-59
Smoked Haas Skinned. 151-63.50 Ra.
fined lard In drums, 111.50-15; slab bac
on. 141-50.50. '
Portland Mteeellaneeae
Celery Cel. flat crate, 1-1 dot..
13.35-4.36. Pew to 14.50. Ore., 03.35
13.50. Onlene 60 lb. sacks West Oreton yel
low., medium, 2-ln. mln., No. 1. 3.35.
3.50; 3-Inch, 14.10: No. le, 13.50-9.16:
boilers,' 10 lb. sects. 46-41c: Idaho
yellowe, larae. 11.50-6,00: No. 1, white.
larte. 4.10-5.00.
PIMs Ore.-Wesh. Russets No 1,
54.50-5.35, nam brands to 15.50; bakere,
6.00-50 : 35 lbs. alee A. 1.40-65: 10 lb.
mean. 58-63c; paper. 30-63c; No. 3. 50
lb... 1.50-66: Idaho Russets, No. 1A,
On-t.OO: 6-10 lb. bales, 3.30-60.
Hay D. S. No. 3 treen alfalfa, de.
Ilvered ear lot f.o.b. Portland, nominal
ly 635.00 ton; Seattle, 636.
Wool Qreese basis, Willamette Vet.
ley medium, 60-62c Ib.t Eastern Oreton
line and half-blood. 66-63C.
nldee Calves, 10-31C lb. aceordlnt t
weienta: treen kips, 17-loc: bulla. 4-5o;
treen butcher cow hldee, 1-lc.
Filberts Wholesale eelllnt price No. 1
lerte Bercelonaa, 34-3AC Ib.l trower
prices, orchard run. 14-160 lb.
Walnnla Wholesal aelllnt price, first
duality larte Franqueltee, 33-33o lb.t
trower price, orchard run, 15-lSe lb..
I lew beat t. lie. .
SALEM MARKETS
Caaapllei Iroia rtparta of Haleai daalara
. .lor Ibo Bid aae t or capital joaraai
raadtra. (RTiit4 alally.)
flail Fcrd Prleaa:
Babbit Pallcta 13.91 HO- lb. bail.
6U-5.0 liCO-lb. ban.
Etc Math 15.20-5 70.
Dairy Fatal - a.ft5-S.ll tla lb. bait
14.0.1-5.16 1 10 - '.
Pa a) try Baring Prleaa Colored Irrera.
aoc; oia rooatera, itc; colored fowl. 3Sc;
leihora low I, JJc; roaileri, SOo.
Eatai
HujrfBr Price Kan, AA. 4Bc; larae A.
47-45c; medium AA, 49c; medium A,
4, -50c: amall. 40c.
Wfat.le.ale Prlea Bit wholeaala orleea
centrally a-la blfber than the prleaa
above. Larva trade A generally ejuottd
at tic: medium, Bflc. a
BatlerfaiV-BuTlng price; Premium. tO-
71r: No. 1. I7-4SC: No. 2. 66c.
Batter Wholeaala arade A parch meDt.
Ilo Ib.i retail, lie.
Chicago Onlone
Chicago to..) Supplies llilit. demand
fair at allahtly higher prleaa. market
allahtlr monger.
Track aalea (SO lbe ): U. I. 1 qaullty
utile is otherwUe atated: Texaa Cryatal
Wax a to l-lnch car 1.11; rQana J-lnch
and larger approximate car J.00; Yellow
Bermuda t to -lnch aome outatandlng
quality aprpoxlmau 4' care 1.11.
street galea 150 Iba.): Idaho and Ore
gon Apanlah l-lneh and larger 3.7
3,3; (ew beat IHi mldweat medium
Yellow Globe ftw .TO; Texaa Yellow
Bermudaa I-inch and larger few 1.65,
2 to 3-Inch 1.10-1. 1ft: lew 1.10; Orano
3-inch and larger 3.15-3.38; 3 to I-Inch
few 1.7S; Cryital Wax to 1-Inch 3.00-
a.ai.
DEATHS
Prank B, lalleaberger
Pranklln B. flollenberger. are f. tui
ed away at hla home. Aalem. Route 1.
Burviverj by hla wife, Muuette; Bollen-
nrrirr, on mm. Memoer oi HDD.ru
Orange. Announcement later by Howell-
bo wardi oo.
Martla Carl Memea
U art In Carl Monaon at a loral htuu
Pltal April 14. Late reiki nit 173S Bo
Capitol It.. Balem. Burrlved by wife,
Lilile Uonaon, Balem; eon, Louli Riehter;
taleri, Mr. Anna Conrad. Longdate.
Calif.; Mrl. Mabel flhiw, Longdale,
Calif.; Mri. Florence Bcudder, Loi An
eelea, Calif.; Mra. Hulda Benaon, Bt.
Paul, Minnesota; brother, And.ew Mon
aon, Wheatoa, 111.: two grandchildren.
Aervlcei to ba held at VlriH T. Oolden
Chapel Friday, April 17 at t p.m., with
interment at City View Cemetery, Rev.
Harold Hamilton officiating. RltucllMIe
aervkM by A Inn worth lodia. No. 301.
A P. Je A.M.
Mlaa Edaa Maa Weal
UUl Edna Maa Weal, late riu4nt
of lbi Market Bi., m a local hospital
April 13. Burrlred by aunU, Mra. Alice
Naah, Salem, Mn, Kva Haya, Seatlle,
waAn., aire. Lucy Bernelt. CaiiitAit
Calif., Mra. Clara Hotter. Van Nun
calif. t uncle. Char lea Ron, iVinora,
(-mi,, ano numeroua roiwini, Bervlcea
will ba held Friday, April 11 at 1:)0 pm.
In Clough-Barrlck Chapel with Inter
ment la BtMereat Memorial Park. Dr.
Paul H. Poling win officiate.
Laalaa Paaleea
Loulne PauUen. at the rilii ! nt
I. Habbard. Ore., April 1ft. Survived hv
htuband, Juliiu N. Paulien. Hubbard;
three alilcra. Mri. U F. Erode. Clover-
dale, Ore.; Mra. May Irwin, Salemi Miu
uaura ciarg, coiinn. Calif. : three broth-
era. Thorn i a H. Clark and Albert Clark,
Balem; Herbert Clark, Portland. An
nounce menu later by Virgil T. Oolden
170.
Helen Slab Prantl
Helen fliaab Prantl, at a tncal hoipital
i u onipmvn. orrn mane ay
eiAeia W wa - k. ... w. .
i Home, Ml. Aniel, Or., lor aarvlcu and
MISCELLANEOUS
ME-HIVI
' TROCU D-DUtVB
MOVB TODRULP
aUVI
PICKUPB BTAKEI TAN
TEXACO STATION
IS COURT ST. PHONI 3-1131
PAQI STSVINiJON asvd At talPPOIUI
SALXM BAND OBAVItl. COMPANY
Contract Woik
Road CUarlnt - Dltehtnf - '
Bewer and Basement
' Kulpment Rental
. Dltchlnt by the Pool
Phon. D.ya 3-1401
. Iru. 1-4411 or l-llil '
Balem. Oreton mt
naauTsr. T .mi.
s-mt. aniviCB in most casks '
DR niBWV iniln r.wunaH.
Adolpb Bldt., Stau at Commerclel ata.
bai.us . rn. s-asii m
For SaU MISCELLANEOUS
PKRSONALLT DKSIONID hand made
aunt covere, for twin bade and double
beda. Call Cor appointment.. 1-1071.
. nil
OTPOINT BANOI, Sea. See at
Ruse after 3.
nil
MeCIILLOCH CHAIN SHwi, 0 Idt
water, weet naiem. Baiem Lottlnt Sup
ply. Pb. 4-1641. B
STUL clothesline poets, planters, rall
ies poron columns, furniture. 1141 N.
Liberty. 111
(M ALLOWID for your .Id water beater
n Mil. new ez-vailon automailt aiM-
Irle water heater. Yeater Appliance,
311 Chemeketa. Ph. 3-4311. n1
FARM Ht)ME GARDEN
Rotted manure, core posts, th same
tuallty a leal year, (or home and
tarden. Platetonee, rd lav. aton and
other type for wall r tardena. Rua
tle cedar fenelbi and trellis work.
Phillips Bros., Rt. I, Bos 411, Salem.
Ph. 4-3081. p.
USED waahlnt machines, II.IS and up.
ZCA-iKH srrLUHCi cq., 376 Che
meketa. n
SALES! DIESEL
Roller and ball bearlnae for truckB
and tractors. I77S silverton (toad
Gravel and Sand
Anytblnt tn travel, wholesale and
retail, valley sand at ORAVEL
CO. Ph. 3-4003. n
CHICKEN FERTILIZER 11.00 Per sack
or to w per yard. 3-3330. n!3
ZENITH CONSOLE RADIO. Very tood
condition. Phon I-5O30. i nil
. METAL
FENCES
Chain link or ornamental -types,
residential and Induatrial. No Job toe
Ian or too small. Material only or
job com pie le. Pre estimates.
BORKMAN LBR. HDW1. CO.
4W Btate atratl , Ph. t-im
BABT GRAND nlano. 1315. Frank
Holoubek. Rt. 1, Box 81. Brooks. Ber
north. n93
PRKR WeaUnihouta aewina machines on
an noor BampwaV Bare up to 46,
YEATER APPUANCX CO., lit Che
meketa. n1
PLASTI-KOTE require no wailnt. For
your noora or itnoiaum. teatir ap
pliance CO.. 375 Chemeteta. n
t'KDAR TELEPHONE and llwtrlo poles,
lence piuis, irean posts, ano stake.
Phillips Bros., Rt, J, Boa 403. 1 .miles
cant oi a uornera. rn. -3oai. n
USED WEBER Pountainetta With com
pressor, very tood condition. 4 pumpa,
syrup Jars, 2 draft arms. Phone
i on," n94
REFRIGERATORS, NEW and used.
yeater APPLIANCE CO., in Che
meketa. n
DEEPFREEZE homo freeters. YEATER
ArruAnCE CO., 375 Chemeketa. n
hospital RED (or sale or rent. B. L.
MHt Furniture Co. Phont 3-fcl8l. b
TOP SOIL
River, Bill and fill dirt, prompt de-
livery, rn-ine I-uet.
ORGANIC rtBTILIZER. Pre of weed
aeeoa, and odorieaa. sack or bulk or-
dera delivered.. Phone 3-1137. all
FKRTILIZUR Pulverlied. rotted manure,
oenrerea anywhere. 3-0774 or 3-6073,
nil
Wanted MISCELLANEOUS
WOODBV WANTS Pianos. Phone 3-5110.
na
ELECTRIC
J-S110.
BANOts. woodrr'a. rh
LOGS WANTED
Stud Mil). Length r 4" or ir I".
Diameter to 11" Sawmill, Lint the
13' and longer. Diameter I" ta 10'
Top prlcea paid.
Burkland Lumber Co.
Turner. Ore. Phone 113ft
na
NURSERY STOCK1
CHOICE GLOXINEAS now blooming.
Vliltore welcome at Salem'a African
Violet hcadquartera. Fuchala, Petunia,
torn a toe bedding plant. Oppen'a
Oreenhouae. 4330 Auburn Rd. wblH
AZALEA TIME li here again. We have
a wide range of colore with prlcea
from 350 up. Salea yard 3130 N. 1th.
Strayera Aaalea Garden, 65ft Locuet
Bt, mbia
HEDGE OR WINDBREAK Privet, laur
el, camemaj, con if era, boxwood. Ph.
331R3. 3497 Hollywood Drive. mblOR
PERSONAL
BUSRANDSt WIVES! Oet Pe., Vim: feel
rounaer. Trr OSTREX TONIC TAB
LETS todsr. ll.lt alee onlr lie. In
flslem at rarleas: ale. Orussl.ls ev
erywhere. p91
WANT ADDRESS lor hearlna aid aaener, 1
" atrn.., urans naie, uen, ue
livery, Albany. pflj
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, Group No.
i. sue n. t7ommercll. Ph. 3-B41I or
3-4537. not.
BOATS
FOR RALE Beacon rubber boat, 10-foot,
v.. tow, nini once, rump and Beau..
It No. lllh. Tel. .410. oall
PRICED FOR Immediate aelei '43 Chris
r.i. cruiser, live' beam, 40" dralt.
Powered by 315 HP. Q. M. dlesel
enilnc. Cost over 118,000 to convert.
Will eell for half or make offer. See
Jt Salem Boat House or phone Selem
t!t "it inriiiiiirnrniiii t'st j j
5 Interest
If von have Idla funds aeeklnt In
vestment, then you are the type of
Person to whom w can be of aervlce.
For over Twe.ly-tiv. Teara we have
been helplnt people In this community
find profitable work for their money.
Durlnt this period w have promptly
paid St aeml-a.a.al Interest permeate
totallln, many Thouaands of Dollars.
We are currently paylnt It INTEREST
n funds from IS0O to 15000.
General Finance Corporation
He BI r-nw vn ... . .
Salem, Oreton Phone i-llll
, r"
SEE US FOR FARM, CITY Oft ACREAOE
uuAno-nWi S)r TERMS
WE BUY
Real estate morltaiai a) contract
State Finance Co.
isi so. Rith at. ph. i-tiii
Lie. S-133 and M-331
and
ROY n SIMMONS
INBtlRANCK AND LOANS
Hear 'Top Trades"
II Al Dally KftLM I1H Re.
OENERAL PIN A NCI CO.
LOANS
131 le. Commercial at. Tel. I-llll
PRIVATE MONET
Special Rata and Terraa
On Larter to. n.
Lona and Short Tim.
Paymente
ROT N. SIMMONS
(o. Commercial Sk PR. l-lltl
FINANCIAL
MONEY PROBLEMS?
Ut ua take the ifs" out of your
ntoaejr problems. Up to 1300 m small
loau. Up t 104 on auto loam.
STATE FINANCE CO.
S-311 M-331
Phone 34131 in S. Blah SI.
r4
AUTO LOAK3
wniAurrrs cRtorr co.
. , 1S3 South Churck
Parktnt .-Plenty
Ph. 1-3111 Ua. N. M-I50. S-154
LOANS '
UP TO $1500 ,
on fliinaturt. IMrnltura, Oar
AT PERSONAL It'a "yaa" proBpUf to
mplorad man or woman.
1-rUlt loan . . . phtva flritu
Tou aelact bait parmaat data. -
Betwttn payday toana.
Phooa, write or coma 1b TOD ATI
Personal Finance Co.
195 RIOR BT., BALBkl
tata Ucansa No. C-123, IbVIM
Loan ovar I1M up to HftOf and up to
10 month to rapay mad br Person aj
Plnanea Co. jf Marlon County under
the Indiutrlat Xoan Companlaa Act of
Oreicn. TtM
TRAILERS-
r UTILfTT TBAHEB with hitch,
tarp. and spar, wheel 6W.- 1US s.
loth. - . til
t-WHEEL TBAILES
atructed. 3058 N
-New bed, well eofi
Uberty. tit
HOUSE TRAILERS
Buy ... Bartalns . . . Sell
LANA LANI TRAILKR PLAZA
Trade . 1640 Lancaster Ave. . Rental
i- i . ta83
17 FT. HOl'SI Trailer. Eaacellent con
, dltlon. Sleeps four. J. H. Blum. Qutna
by Rd. Phone 30001. taSI
DIRECTORY
ADDINO MACHINES '
AU rnakea used maahlnu sold, renUd,
rpalrcd. Roen, 411 Curl. Ph. 3-1173.
.....
BULLDOZING
Bulldoslna road, elaatlst teeth, vino.
Huskej. 1018 ralrvlew, ph. S-I14S.
OlS
BUILDING MATERIAL
O. W. KLANO Wrecklna Co. BtjUdera
cheap auppllea. 3-7291 avenlnta. oai"
O. W. KLANQ wrecklnt Co. Builders'
ehaap auppllea. S-73IS Tplnw. oils
CASH REGISTERS
Imtant dellrery of pew RCA eaak
realstera. All piaies. aold. ranted, re
paired. Roen, 481 Court, Ph. 3-87T3.
CUSTOM FARM WORK
Plowlni, dtsclni. aeedlsa. Ford equip
ment. Marshall, 4311 Market. Phon.
3-1343. OIOS
DRESSMAKING
AlUretloPB. hamatltehlna, button,
buoklea ooeered, butunholaa. lira. II.
M. Allender. 3-1111. olM
DRIVING INSTRUCTION
Learn to drlya the "Eesy Drlre" way.
call or aee Mr. aneUini, Valley Mo
tor Co- Salem. Pbona 1-3141 or t-1014.
EXCAVATING
Ben Otjen St Son. Bxcav.tlnt, trad
Ini, land clearlna. Phon. 3-1080. .113'
FURNITURE BEFINISHTNO
Furniture reflnlahlnt. repatrwd. Kd
ear Brock, 484 Norway Bt. Phon.
1-8381. 0
INSULATION
Insulation, weatherstrip, aluminum
screen. Fre. tBtlmatea, T. Pullman.
Ph. 3-318S. 0113
MATTRESSES
. Capitol Beddlnt, renovetes, Fuii -uD.
new mattressee. Pb. 3-4088 . o
OFFICE FURNITtiRE SUPPLIES '
Desk chairs, files, flllnt supplies, saiea,
dupllcatotra, auppllea. desk tampa, type
writer atanda. Roen, 451 Court. o
SRARFENIN'G AND BEPAIB SERVICE
Obert's Sharpenlnt and Repair Serv
ice. Lawnmowere, knleea, ahcara, bi-
cycle, and amall motors. Ph. 34818 or
4.M83. 18th and "D" Ms. 0114
SEPTIC TANKS
Mlke'a Beptlc Service. Tenke oleaned.
D'rooter cleans eewere. drain. Phon.
I-II8I. olio
Hamel'a aeptle tanks cleaned. Un.
aervlce. OuarantMd work. Phon.
1-140. OM"
Sewer, aeptlo tanka, dralna elaanad. Ro-to-Rooter
Sewer Service. Phona I-833T.
L. W. Caudle, epraylnt and prunlnt.
Phone 4-1481. clot
TYPEWRITERS
Smith. Corona, Remlnfton. Royal. Un
derwood portablee. All makaa Hied
meehlnaa. Repalra St rent Roen. 4M
Court. o
TELEVISION
TV salea. Service, Antenna. 1S7B Lann -Ave.
Pbon 4-5811. oil
Prompt televlalon and repair aervlc.
Phona 4-SBtl. 7S Shrket, day or nltht.
oils
VENETIAN BUND LAUNDBT
Oanfleld'e Laundry. Repairs. Reflnleh
Int. 1440 8. 13th. Ph. 4-141)3. Pick-up.
Delivery. MIS
WINDOW CLEANING
Acm. Window Cleanera. Induatrial floor
waalnt, houaecleanlnt. Pbona 1-3337. .
347 Court,
Personal
To Women With
Nagging Backache
Naaalrjf baAaeh,pof ppanderTT
aeadachea and dtaaineaa may be du toakrw.
down of kidney function. Doetora aay tood ,
kidney function le very important to rood
hralth. When aome everyday condition, auch
an atreaa and at rain, eaiisea thie Important
function toalow down, many folkaauirernav
airif backache feel mlaerable. Minor triad
der irritatlona due to cold or wrong diet map
eaneeieltlnKupnlKhtaorfrequentpaaaarea.
Don't neglect your kldneya If thee eondi
tlona bother you. Try Doan'a PiUe- mild di
uretic. It'a amaslni how many tltnoa Doan'a
(Ira happy relief from thee dlacomforta-
help the 15 mllce of kidney tube and flitero
fluah out waete. Aek for new, larae, Konony
aia and aave money. Get Doan'a PlUa todarl
or. T. T. Lam, N.O. Dr. a, Chan R c
DRR. CHAN . . . LAM
CHINESE NATUROPATH!
Upstairs, Ml North LIbstsw
Offle open Satnrday snip M
to 1 .m, 8 to 1 pm. consultation
blood pressure and urtna tr.te
free f chart.. Praettced atwe. 11,
Writ for ettrectlv. mtttTrnZ 1.
tatlon. "rT-TTi
Top wfifsfd tvllsy fof aasaj etytaW
mamt wiorntterte, .srli jaV
" i'sw rirtuTos hm rajtswl
'.:'t-e-v-v-