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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, March 31, 195 Sa.as. ar WVSsar 9 . JL" ft. .neaSr Hut AJJMM SB Usl. :'raf .j., ' Lt. P. J. Repp, Waukegan, III., the pilot, is in the cockpit, arrow, of this broken, blazing FAH-3 Banshee on the deck of the Carrier USS Oriskany. Seconds later be broke free and ' scrambled away unhurt Coming in for a landing March 2, Repp lost altitude, struck the edge of the deck as the jet broke in two and caught fire. Blazing at right is the center fuel tank. (AP Wirephoto) Mayl Possible Date for Taking Over Courthouse The county court may take possession of the new Courthouse as of May 1, since it will be ready for occupancy by that date. This information was conveyed to the court Wednesday by Claude Post, member of the contracting Jirm ot viesko and Post. Post reported that a portion of the jail on the top floor may not be finished by May 1 but this will in no way interfere with the taking over of the structure by other departments. Some departments, Including the county school superindend- Spud Shipments Slacken Off CORVALLIS, ) Potato ship ments in the past week slacken ed as the industry waited for more definite word from Wash ington on the government s plan of aid for growers. There is a general feeling that prices will be stimulated but just what that will do for the growers depends on how many potatoes are bought and at what price. That is the conclusion in a summary of reports made Wednesday by R. H. Groder, ex tension agricultural economist at Oregon Slate College. The report points out that the federal program calls for limited purchases at the market price for some eligible institutions and YVt IU1 1 gv,M.,w, - ' " payments on potatoes going to starch and flour factories. No livestock feed diversion payments re planned just now. A major promotion campaign will be carried out in the first in lav eif Anril in the hone of stimulating sales. This will be a joint Department of Agriculture industry effort. Jane Russell Declared Asset LAS VEGAS, Nev. UTA court of law has now confirmed what most moviegoers have known for a long time: Jane Russell's "box office appeal was and is large," and she is "not a waste of cor porate assets." Judge ns Name. dossed Willi WIS pronounceinriifc iisi ves'.crday a yrouo oi suns Druugm bv a.;nw.'.y stocia.ders aga.nst Howard Hughes, bead o: KKO .ludios. Among stockholders' contentions was one that Hughes, discoverer of Miu Rusell wasted lioo.ooo of corporation assets by re-signing The decree cleared ine way lor .,.,,,. itmn o( KKO hv Huehes who a few weeks ago offered $23 4.4Voioraiuneoui5iaiiuiuiiu;.- V"h , r-'-. inrk The stockholders' vote of acceptance was overwhelming. Eighth Annual Pacific Coast Rsaional Aberdeen Anqus Show and Sale 15 Registered Femsles 16 Buns Ve A. lebeies Jus's Ckerles Ao.mi ' Ssesere4l It Ntifk Cst AeetSee At Atsee Fee Cst.leS Writ les 104$, KlemeHl Fells April 4-5, Klamath Falls, Ore. THE PILOT GOT AWAY jaw a r V V J-r . " j - V"".;- - ent's office and the county agents office have already moved into me $2,000,000 building. A conference of the court house commission will probably be held next week to discuss plans for the formal dedication 01 the court bouse and the plac ing of the corner stone. County Engineer Hedda Swart was instructed during Wednes days court session to get on with the work of moving the statue of the "Doughboy" 60 feet north from its present location. Swart believes the cost will not be inexcess of $500, although pri vate contractors submitted s much higher figure. Once the statue Is moved, the 30 foot sidewalk leading from High street to the mam entrance of the court house will be placed Judge Rex Hartly stated that there is every reason to believe that the two memorial magnolia trees, that were moved several months ago will live. This state ment was In recognition of a letter from a woman who report ed she had been informed that the trees were to be destroyed. The court spent S700 in their moving to places where they would line ip better with the new structure. At the time they were moved a quantity of "root tone" was placed around their roots to stimulate growth. Tiles have been placed downward from the surface so that irrigation will be more effective. Portland Livestock tie salable 300; market active; generally steady to strong with some cows ss well as steers as much as 50 higher;trucked lots choice 1011 lb. fed steers 2350, lightly sorted at 22.00; trucked lots good and choice 825 lb. 22 50; part load good steers 900 1085 lb. 21 00-50; commercial steers 18.00-20.00; utility down to 14.00; utility and commercial heifers 12.00-18 00; canner and cutter cows 900-1050; strong weights to 11.00; shells down ward to 8 00 and below; utility cows 11.75-1450; commercial grades 16.00-50; utility bulls 14 50-16.00.' Calves salable 35; market ac tive: fully steady; good and choice vealers 22.00-28 00; utility and commercial grades 14 00 2100. Hogs salable 300; market ac tive; steady; choice 1-2 butchers 180-233 lbs. 23 50-75; choice three i oU down to 2,00. choice 2505 ;"- -;-;, :zM'. rv -B- " rm ' 64) lb. stag, 6.0lM7.0p I AS1?!CP " aWe 100. few good . 90 lb. wooled lambs stesdy at 1 20 50; choice and prime "led lambs salable around 22 50-23 00; ; sniirn iuu unucr lot cnoice no. a peju vu 10. in ici Iaw.. 1 1 nn. few good and choice 65-70 lb feeders MM; 1 lot good 127 good and choice evos 8 50-9 50 or above. . MwWlit'-'' - WA:$ i - " t Lt F. J. Repp, 34. Wauke gan, 111., Is safe and unmarked, posing with ' another "plane after his Banshee jet crashed and burned on the flight deck of the Carrier USs Oriskany March 2. As fuel blazed about him. Repp escaped from the cockpit and scrambled away unharmed. (U.S. Navy Photo via AP Wirephoto) Chicago Onions By United Press SuoDlies moderate, demand slow, market dull to slightly weak- Track sales (SO lbs) U. S. 1 un- ! ctntori- Irlflhn Snanish S-inch and larger 1.40-1.50; Minncwla Yel- low Clohes 2-incli and larger as cents: Michigan Yellow Globes 50 cents; Texas Yellow Bermudas 2-3 inch 1651.75. Street sales (50 lbs): Idaho and Oregon Spanish J inch and larger 1.50-1 65, whites 3-inch and larger 2.10-2 25, 2-3 inch 1.75; Colorado Spanish 3-inch and larger 1.50: Midwest Yellow Globe medium 75 cents to 1.00: Red Globe medium 75 cents, twelve 3 lb. bags 1.10; Texas Yellow Bermudas 3-inch and larger 1.75-1 85; 2-3 inch 1.50-200, Granex 3i-nch and larger 1 501.75, 2-3 inch 1501.60. Crystal Wax 23 inch 2.252.50; Mexico Crystal Wax Jinch 2.503.25. Chicago Livestock CHICAGO urt Hogs sold strong to 25 cents higher Wednesday, rwhing the 327.40 mark for a lew offerings. That equalled the high tor the year. Most choice 190 to 270 pound butchers brought 326 85 to (27.25. A few loads of prime steers reached 328 00 to $.10 00, the top. Choice to low prime were taken at $23 00 to $27.50. , 1M4 hjeh Wth,ird Slaughter lambs spurted to an stralBnl sesiion. reacning zi a ti(K;d asd camet larnos orought m50 to $25.75. Saable receipts were estimated , Jt t iM ,2 000 catll(i w cav., ind 1500 rLl.NHH fwmm SalllWUtJ t VI Ulll ! . CHICAGO (AP) Grains spent t .k A. , t.i.. mi jng wlthoul getUng anywhert on the board of trade Wednesday. The pattern was similar to 5? ri 1 I UNMARKED 1 ,1 I it Til I AT I I Tuesday, but dealings were at a little faster pace. The market was unable to keep up a sustained move in either direction for any length of time. In general the new crop wheat futures did better than anything else while all oata deliveries were weaker than othr cereals. What closed H to v. higher, May J17t4-Vs; corn m-24 low er, May 1.53V..M; oats low er, May 74S; rye unchanged to tk lower, May 1.03: soybeans 4 cents lower to 1 cent higher, Mcy 31'V3 1, and, lard 27 to 52 rnts a hundred pounds lower, May , IS M. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon N. Y. STOCK QUOTATIONS NEW YORK STOCKS Br THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Admiral Corporation Allied Chemical A1U Chalmers American Airlines American Tel 4 Tel American Tobacco Atchison Railroad Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane Company Borg Warner Burroughs Adding Machine California Packing Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tractor Celanese Corporation Chrysler Corporation Cities Service Consolidated Edison 11 84 48 14 12 H 163 34 ti MVi 57 79 83 17 fc 25 24 ft 47 20 ft 63 ft 81 43 1 Consolidated Vitus a s, Criwn 2i:ikTb-.ot Curtlss Vriht Douglas Aircraft du Pont de Nemours Eastman Kodak Emersnn Radio General Electric General Foods General Motors Georgia Pacific Plywood 10 i 114 ft 116 ft 55ft 10 ft 106 ft 59ft 65ft 10 ft Goodyear Tire 61 ft Homestake Mining Company 40 International Harvester 29 ft International Paper 62 Johns ManviUe 62 ft Kaiser Aluminum 29 Keonecott Copper 74 Libby, McNeill 9 ft Lockheed Aircraft 35 ft Loew's Incorporated 14 ft Long Bell A 25 ft Montgomery Ward 60 ft Nash Kelvinator 14 ft New York Central 23 ft Northern Pacific 59 ft Pacific American Fish Pacific Gas ft Electric 41 ft Pacific Tel. ft Tel. 119 ft Packard Motor Car 3 ft Penney (J. C.) Co. 79 ft Pennsylvania Railroad 16 ft Pepsi cola Co. 15 ft Philco Radio 32 ft Radio Corporation 27 ft Rayonier lncorp. 82 Rayonier lncorp. Pfd Republic Steel 49 ft Reynolds Metals 64 Richfield Oil 55 ft Safeway Stores Inc. 42 ft Scott Paper Company 84 ft Sears Roebuck & Co. 60 ft Socony-Vacuum Oil 39 ft Southern Pacific 41ft Standard Oil California 59 ft Standard Oil N. J. 80 ft Studebaker Corporation 18 ft Sunshine Mining 10 ft bwilt ft Company 43 ft Transamerica Corporation 26 ft Twentieth Century rox 21 Union Oil Company . '44 Union Pacific 114 United Airlines 1 24 ft United Aircraft . 57 ft United Corporation S ft United states Plywood 25 ft United States Steel 42 ft Warner Pictures 15 Western Union Tel. 39 ft Westinghouse Air Brake 25 ft Westinghous. Electric 61ft Woolworth Company 43 ft Wall, Street NEW YORK (AP)-The stock y drfve wrdnesday"wiUb strong push ahead to around the best L. I . fA4.H M ...... levels of the year. Railroads provided the driving force behind the late afternoon parade of gains that extended through most major divisions. The advance carried values up to between 1 and 3 points in many instances with a few stocks add ing more than that. Volume easily mounted with the rise and came to an estimated 24 million shares. That compares with 2,130.000 shares traded Tues day when the market was advanc ing. Portland Grain PORTLAND vTV-No transactions. Wednesday's car receipts: Wheat 50; barley 5; flour 13; oats 3; mill feed 20. 43 ARMY MEN DROWNED NEW DELHI, India Forty three Indian army men were drowned while crossing a river during maneuvers in Jammu state last week, the Indian parliament was told Wednesday. DACCA, East Pakistan Ml A cyclone howled over the Collia District of East Pakistan Tues day night, killing more than s dozen people. DENNIS THE MENACE 'r 6C? I SAID TVW B40 XD, WCM. 1MEAWT 10 JUGT ZWtfg ITS MARKET QUOTATIONS PORTLAND I Buttertat Tentative, subject to immediate change Premium Quality, maxi mum to .33 to one per cent acidity, delivered in Portland, 68-71 lb; first quality, 66-69; second quality, 64-67. Valley routes and country points 2 cents less. Butter Wholesale, fob. hulk cubes to wholesalers Grade AA, 93 score, 66 ft lb; 92 score, 65 ft; B grade, (0 score, 64 ft: 89 score, 62. Cheese To wholesalers Oregon singles, 40 ft-43; Oregon 5-lb loaf, 46-19. Eggs To wholesalers Candled 2E. containing no loss, cases in- cuiiicd. f o b. PorUa:i -A trade. 44 ft: A grade, small, 36 ft-39 ft Eggs To retailers Grade AA, large. 52: A large, 49-50; AA medium, 49; A medium, 47-48; A small, 40-43. Cartons 1-3 cents addi tional. Live chickens No. 1 quality, f o b. plants Fryers and roasters. 26-77; light hens, 19: heavy bens, 23; old roasters, 14-15. Turkey s to producers for breeder types, fob farm. New York dressed, heavy hens 81; toms 28; Beltsville hens 33, toms, 28. Eviscerated frozen, to retailers, hens 57, tomi, 51-54. Rabbits Average to growers Live white, 3 ft-6 lbs, 20-24, 5-6 lbs, 21-23: old does, 10-12. few higher. Fresh dressed fryers to retailers, 58-61: cut up, 64-67. Wholesale dressed meats: Beef Steers, choice, 500-700 lbs, 37.00-39.00; good, 35.00-38.00; com mercial. 31.00-35.00: utility. 17.00 32.00; commercial cows 26.00-31.00; 23.0-26 00. Beef cuts (choir steers) Hind quarters, 43.00-47.00; rounds, 42.00 45.00; full loins, trimmed, 61.00- 68.00; triangles, 30.00-34.00; fore quarters. 33.00-35.00; chucks, 36.00- 40.00; ribs, 49.00-55.0. Pork cuts Loins, choice, 8-12 lbs 56.0061.00; shoulders, 15 lbs, 41.00 45.00; spareribs, 53M-S7.00; fresh bams, 10-14 lbs, 61.00-66.00. Veal and calves Good-choice all weights, 38.00-48.00; commercial. 36.00-t4.00. Lamb Choice-prime, 44.00-46.00; good. 40.00-45.00. Wool Urease basis. Wuamette Valley medium, 51-53 lb; Eastern Oregon fine and half blood, 55-62. Country-dressed .meats, .f.e.b. Portland: Beef Cows, utility, 25-28 lb.; canners-cutters, 22-23. Veal Top quality, lightweight. 34-35; rough heavies, 25-30. Hogs Lean blockers, 40-41; sows light, 35-36. Lambs Best, 42-44. Mutton Best, 14-18: cuU-util- ity, 10-12. Fresh Produce: Onions 50 lb sacks Oregon vet- lows, 55-lows, med, 1.00-50; Texas Bermudas, 4.75-3.00. Potatoes Willamette Vail Long Whites. No. 1, 1.75-2 00; No. ner2. 70-80: Deschutes Russets, No. 1-A, 2.25-75; 8 ox. min., 2.65- 85;. 12 01. nun., 3.23-50; No. I s, 1.65-75; 25 lb. Ik., 65-75; 10 lb. mesh, 28-33; paper, 25-28; win- j No. ft BO lb. 8 c. Oho" 20- 60; 100 lb. sk., 3.00-25. Hay U.S. No. 2 green alfalfa, mostly 30.00 ton, delivered ear and truck lots, r.o.o., Portland and Seatle. Portland Eastside PORTLAND (UP) Prices were steady at the Eastside Far mers' market today with a stron ger demand for top grade Wil lamette valley potatoes; best Willamette valley cabbage in short supply: California lettuce. cabbage, cauliflower and broc coli quotations moved higher in produce market trading. SALEM MARKETS nmitt. ttrTlMsJ UUr. till ft4 Priasws Rib hit rtlltU -34$ (tO-lb. M., 14 33-HM U00-lb. bU I Ttt Hub 1 91-11 30. DilfT rs4 $3 35-1 f fit lfc. tl), I 15-4 U UN lb. bill, rorjltry Bivlni rmw Color! frreri. tie; old rooitfr, lie: colortd fowl, Jle; iMhoro fowl. 10c; o!ord rofcittr. 3Sc. StMl ftariMr Pfie XffB, AA, tlci Itrtt A. 3fl-43c. rredium A A, llr: nodlDm A, 33-3t; milt A, -13e. Kff, whole!. price tenti-ftllr 1-1 crat bKbtr thin pricea above; Iftrga trad A laatrallf cunted at 4ftc; nadiumi at 44c. Bvttcrfat Buyln priet- Pramtam. f Tl etoU: No. 1. MnUl No. S. 16c $y Ketcham Mid Willamette Obituaries Mary A. Stevens WOODBURN Mrs. Mary A. Stevens, 79, died Monday, March 29, at her home la Gervais fol lowing a stroke. She was born at Green Bay, Wise, August 18, 1874, and came to Oregon when a child with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jospeh Nys, living at St Louis, Or. In 1899 she married Ellis Stevens, who Led in 1916 when they lived on a farm near North HowelL She moved to Ger vais in 1945. Survivors include one dsugh ter, Mrs, Edna Manning of Ger vais: two brothers, Albert Nvs of ! Brocks and Jotcph N'ys of Hepp- ner: one grandson cU's Maxmne I in the navy, and one granddaugh ter, Mary Jane Richardson of Sa lem. Recitation of the Rosary will be Thursday, April 1, at 8:15 p.m. at the Ringo-Cornwell chap el in Woodburn. Requiem mass will be Friday, April 2, at 10 a.m. at the Sacred Heart church in Gervais, followed by interment In Pioneer cemetery. Nora May Clymer FALLS CITY-Nors May Cly mer, who died a Sweet Home hospital Thursday, March 25, was former Falls City resident and has many friends here and in Dallas. The Clymers moved to Cascade where she remained un til her last illness. Her husband, Vance Clymer, died of 1 heart at tack about three years ago. DEATHS Clarence Km arson PbJlertck i At Tacotna. Wash.. March SO. iur. i vived by daughters. Mrs. C H. 1 Ruth) Johnson, Sstem. Mrs. K. V. Slate. Portland. Mrs. Kathryn 8wlsh er, SeatUe; son, Haro'f E. Phi I brick. Seattle: grandchildren. 1 great grandchildren: brothers, X. A. Phil brick, Olympla, Wash., Benjamin Philbiick. Hoqulam, Wash. Graveside services win ne neia ai neicresi Memorial, Friday. April 1, at 2 00 p m. under the direction el the Vlr gU T. Golden Co. Claude Raymoael Fag en Late resident 4010 Hudson At.. March 20 at the age of 41. Survived by wife. Mrs. Ical Fagen; father ot Mary Ann Fagen, Donlta Marl Fa gen. Raymond joe raien. Patricia Sue Fagea, all of Salem. Sisters, Miss Elizabeth raven. Lamed. Kansas: Mrs. Doyle Hoover, Fillmoore, Calif., brother, Thomas Fagen, Kilts Fagen, both of Lamed. Kansas; William Fa gen, Dcs Moinea, Iowa; mother, Mrs. Ellis Fagen, Sr.. Lamed Kansas. An nouncement of services later by Howell-Edwards cnapei. Amy Alice Kills Late resident ot 690 Locust St.. In this city at the age of 96. Mother of rllra Ellis, Salem, sister ox Mrs. Car oline SUtt, Portland; also, surviving are 9 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren. Services will be held Sat urday, April a at 2:30 pjn. Id the W. T. Rigdon Chapel. Conoludlng service City 'View Cemetery Dr. Brooks Moore will officiate. Deaa Cross At a Portland hoenitaL March 90. Late resident or hi. l. jerrsrson, or egon. Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Gross. Jefferson. Announce ment cf services will be made later by the virgu T. Golden chapel. CORV PRONE SUN PRAIRE, Wi. U. David Bernssh ate M1 can of corn in 10 minuten to win a corn eating contest. Hia prii was a live pork roast which he saved for another day. LEGALS ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed bids, an dupltcatsj, (or th construction of HA.KL GREEN SCHOOL, Marlon County, Oregon, will be received at the office of Jamei L. Payne, Architect, 73S South Commercial Street. Salem, Oregon, until 4 00 o'clock P. M , PS.T, April 2nd, 1954. and v. Ill then bt pubUcly opened end read aloud. ine bunt, ipecificaiionf ana otner contract documenta mar be examined and coplea thereof may be obtained at me otr.ee oi jamca l. Payne. Architect, 729 South Cominerclal Street, Salem, Oregon. A depoiit of Uft 00 per at of draw ings will be required. Any bidder upon returning hia act promptly wtu be refunded hit deposit and any non bidder unon returning hit act will be refunded one-half of hia deposit. Thit project Involves the construc tion of a wood tram building with brick veneer. AU class if icatlont will be covered under the General Contract Proposal. A base bid, alternates, and unit prices are required. All proposals must be accompanied by certified check, cashier's check, or bid bond made payable to the Owner In an amount oi not leaa than h of the bid. A performance bond will be re quired in accordance with the terms of contract documenta. The Owner reserves the Tight to waive any Informality In, or to re ject any or all bids, or to accept any bid. No bidder may withdraw or modify his hid after the hour set for the owning thereof, or before award of the contract, unless said awird Is delayed for a period exceeding thirty (Mt calendar days after opening of bid. SCHOOL DISTRICT M, MARION COUNTY. OREGON Signed by Ciena Loone Clerk. S-J-M 17.14.31 I.II1S WANTED Sealed hma wMnted tor boarding icr a ptr.od b(c:iir,;ng n.th the oc cupancy of the New Court House and the Marlon County Jail, will be re- ceivetj ny ine ouniy Lnutt m iu mi a. m April sum. ivm. in ine county i.uri room in ine wn min ncnooi Ruildlng at 60 h. Hifh Sl Salem. urrsjiin. Bids rmifl be filed with the Count Clerk before the time mentioned above. The runt la reserved to re ject anr or all protoaaU or to arrept the propotal deemed bett for Mar ion County H C. Mattaon. County Clerk M.11.A7.UJ1.M NOTICE TO CREDITORS Nonrr. Hr.Rrv is given at the undrti(n4d wai. en the th day of March. ItM. by the Circuit Court for Marion County. Oregon, duly appointed Executor of the es tate of IDA R- BLAKE. Deceased, and hat duly qualified at luch. All pertnne havtni claim afainat Mid estate hereby are notified to preterit the tame, duly verified, to the under xifned at room 30A Pioneer Truit Building. Salem, Oregon, within six mentha from the date of this notice. Dted and fir.t published thla Jlit day of April. lttM W. M. HAMILTON T.xerutor of the Estat of IDA R BLAKE. Deceased. W P, KEY ft Wfl Pioneer Truit Building, Salem. Oregon Attorney lor ExeOitof M 31. A 7. 14. 11. SO LEGAL , Ifuttc btmUtm to toum LARSKN AVKNUX , FROM SILVERTON ROAD TO S. LINE Or LARCH WOOD ADDITION NOTICE H8ti. la GIVEN tht th Common Council ot tn City o( Salem, Oregon deems lt ncet.my and expedient and hereby decUit 1U purposa and intention to Im prove LAHSEN AVENU from th aoulh Una 11I Silver ton Road to in aUu..i llna of Larch wood Addition. In th city ot Salem, Marlon County, Ora gun. by bringing said portion of aid atreet to the esUbllahed graue, pro tiuuh uuauiage. ronsirui: . i.tjc 11.. roncreta curb and paving uid por tion of said atrt with a', m. n asphaltlc concrete pavement W feat in wiuui, at the expense of the abutting and adjaevnt property, except tne street and alley intersections., wnii-h ex- rrnse will be assumed by the city of a lem. Any in'.frr-ui or.perv o'n-t' tnt asceiUin thnr ixiiii. oi ir.e envt jr. miitir.j ,e irr. pwmfnt at tne of.'ice ot Ihe city engineer. all in accorance with the plans and specmcauon therefor whicn were adopt c.i by the Common Council Mar:!. SS. I5J4. which are now on file in tne olfice of the city recorder and which by this reference thereto are made a part hereof. These plans and specifications may be examined by any Interested party. The Com mon Council hereby declares Its pur pose and Intention to make the above described Improvement by and through the street Improvement department. Owners of property liable for the cost of making such Improvement may file written remonstrance against the same with the eitv r. c order at any time within ten days aner mi unai punucauon ox this notice). Bv Order of the rnmmnn riumoll March 13. tM. ALTHED MUNDT, city Recorder Date of first oubllcatlon March st. 19M. Data of final publication April 14, IBM. M. II; A. 7, 14. AOS IN THIS COLUMN RECEIVED . . Too Late To Classify. 1SS1 OTEV. Dump Truck. irea lor iota. 3-ou. BY OWNER Income property. South Ph. 3-4731. 1 AND a RM. apta. Utilities turn. ... 9. nitn. ra. mm. EXPERT doxer work. BaaeraenU. clearing. Undacaplns. contract or hour anywhere. Fro estimate. Work guaranteed. Ph. S-041S. CUSTOM ROTO-TILLING. Ph. I-Hll WANTED, woodcutting Jobs. Have own saw and tools, will work any place. Pb, 2-076S altar S or Inqutro 120 Hickory St. LAWN mowing and yard service. Ph. 1.7717. IRONING, lie an hour. Phono 1-4 W7. 3043 s. summer. GIRL'S blcycl. tU. Call rtr I. S-7443. SIAMESE UtUiw. BxcUant ptflr. a x unaiM. rn. 300 Personal CHI1.DI.MS couple have permanent home for 1 or 1 children ale I to S. Writ box S4S Statesman Journal. 310 M ting Notio , SALEM LODGE Na 4, A.F. A.M. Wed. March 31. M. M. degree, 7:30 P. M. 312 Lost and Found LOST: Brown leather mine on ntn St. and oth Contains driver license identification papers. Call 1-9275. 1-2010 after p.m. LOST black and white fox terrier around 1530 Hickory. Phono 4-17U or 3-45W. 314 Transportation WANT A driver to drive mr ear to Bakersfield, Calif. Personal expen ses la Your only expense. McMlnn Yllle ftDU. SU Rummel St. JTFF rsona ORLAN J., contact your father. Im portant! PORTLAND businessman and wife detlra to adopt on or two chil dren not over S five years of age. Writo Box 331. Sutesman -Journal ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group No. 1. SOU N. Com'l. 1-4537. 4-SM4. SAFE, permanent removal of un sightly facial bain. Erich of N.T. 40Q Agriculture fOR RENT Beet for pollenlratlon Cherries, prunes, berries, vetches St clovers, p. O. Box 323 Albany. Ph. MS R. 402 Llvstock For SaleT TWO SPRINGER cowi ad S fresh cows. L. C. Bd ardt, 474a Sllverton Rd. Salem. FOR SALE 3 Holitein cows Just fresh. One giving 4'i gal. per da. Also 3 calves. Mako me an offer. Ph. 3-0 170. LIVESTOCK fOR SALE REGISTERED HOLSTEJN bulls Gov ernor Madcsp strain 6 montha to 3'i yrs. old located on farm li miles North of St Psul, Oregon, Star Route. Phone 456 St. Paul. Ore. through New berg, regies A Clin. 3 FRESH heifers, 1 older purebred Jersey milking about 4 gal. each. Also t ton of 1st class clover hay O. W. Hall. Ph. 3-4441, Sllverton. LOCKER BEEP Ea tern Oregon, o wncle 30c Custmn kili'ng. Trailer loaned free. Sa:em Meat Co . 1323 S. 39th. Ph. 3-44M. 403 Livestock Wanted i LrvK5TOCK burer I bu it cattle. I. Kmery hr.rKes. hoSS. sheen. Veal Alderman. Ph. or 2-Onw. CATTLE nUYKBS E I and H. Sne then. in State MW or S-43S0. CATTLE, horses, et your farm. E C. McC.ndmri 1 117 B. asm. ln. j-sni. LIVESTOCK buyer, A. T. Somroat 19U Harmony ur i n. n. 404 Poultry end BabblU FOR SALE, white Chinese ffeet. fl apiece or I for $5. Ph. 4-3fcW. BABY THICKS Vt straight run. H H pullets llc. choice of Leghorni. Prmentora or New Hampe. Valley Farm Store. CHICKS DAY OLD and eterted New Hemp shlr. Whit. ItocV and Golden Broad every Tuesday and Friday. rOXS HATCHERY .1100 iate St Pit. I-41S CHirkal for layere. Leghorn Auatra White or New HemptMre. Palmer's Rt. I. Brooks. Ph. J-S343 wi.vr. needs 4-MIS rsnhlts. lost State SECTION D-Paga t 400 Agricnlttiro 408 Pto S MALE black part Pekingese pup plea. 8 ea 1 male bolnde Peking ese. 7 months, $12. PA. l-Ult. 34S Palmar Dr W HI TK and -arty color Pekingese," weeks old. 2360 Claude. COCKER pups, blonde. Call J-71M. YOUNG Parakeets ready to train. Mrs. laherwooda i;-:o Wallace Ad. i-r.a. CANARY'S. Healthy breeding stock. bpeciaity apricot colors. RL 1, Box 8i4. 2-592 PARRAKEETS. Babies, all color. Supplies. Mrs. A. IV Power on S. Cottage and Bellevue Sis. Ph. 4-1MT Moore's aquarium Fish. Parakeets, pets Macteay Rd. 4-JTIa. Cose4 HOLLYWOOD AQUARIUM. ISM Me. Coy l block east of N Capital i4 PAkAH.t"T& Casio, KlupUot. Ul'S CANAK1S choir or.n and apri cot itfain 1-43S3. U40 Ch.mek.ta. 410 Saads and Plants SHEEP FERTILIZER. PRIMROSES. DclDhmium. Colum- Dine, f .intra douim. 44M SUvcr ton Rd. HARDY Auleu, canulllai, Evrr fr.cn,. W.rlni', Nur... IMS OakhiJ PRIMROSES now. Mum. star 1. Dounlai. lit W. Salem Ma. BLOOMINO pamr plant., $1 dox, Plmins prlmrM plant. IS, ... Silk. Greenhouse. Rt. I, Box SOS. 8alem. BEGONIA tuben, lupplT limited. CaueU'a Grcenhotue. Ph. S-S2ST. 112 Fruit and Farm Produce WELL ROTTED iheep fertillier. 7Ss a ICO or 110.00 a ton delivered. Ph. 4-S13. COW lertlllier, Ph. 3-6021. SS J-d. and S load. FERTILIZER (WEED FREE) Rotted, odorleea. Del., ton 4-1SM. EXCELLENT, barn Phone 4-M70. yard ierUllm 414 Farm Equlptnut 1S4T FORD Ferguson, plow, disc and cujuvaior. s;xc. conu. also wills Ave. Ketxer met. FRAZER RIDma tractor, with plow. J-18M. ISS1 T.O.JO Ferguson tractor, also J low ana fuse au sot stiw. Ph. -4311. FORD Ferguson tractor, U41 Modal wim two i.-in. piowa; on. g.rt. Lovejoy disc; on T-ft. rear mower and swathen pair of dual ttras for rear tractor wheels, all for $1,100. Ivan McCTeady. MS 1st St, Box SS7, Stayton, Oregon. 425 Auction Solas Livestock Auction THURS., APRIL 1ST 10 A M., MISC. FURNITURE Potstnce, onions, term machine rr. trailers, and misc. articles. 1 P.M., LIVESTOCK Baby chlx, hens, rabbits, duelcs. roosters, baby calves ana veal, teeder stock, weaner and fMder piss, beef and dairy cows, bulls, steers, sheep and goata. LivMtock old by weight or nead Coma to buy or eell. LANK EUDTELL'S AUCTION SALES YARD Phone t-sosa ssis SOevrton M. - FURNITURE AUCTION tonlts mt 7 o'clock at LANE SUDTELL'S AUCTION SALES YARD, lo cated 1 miles east of Salem on Sllverton road. Ph. S-909S. FURNITURE AUCTION WED. EVE., MAR. 31 AT 7 P.M. An kinds of furniture, A food as sortment of furniture sold every Wednesdsy evening. We buy for cash or sen on con. slgnment. LANE SUDTELL'S AUCTION SSIS lllvertoa Rd. Ph. S-S0SS 450 Merchandise 451 Machinery cmd Tools) PAH MALL cub tractor with plow. dlik, cultivator, ana sprisfwoui harrow, ms moaei. sooa snspe. Price 1100. liW B. Hoyt St., lem. 10" 1 HP Tiltlnf arbor Delta saw. Delta drill press with motor, a-in. ftklliander. alao hp. motor, and 40-It. TV pole. IS3S Norway. 454 Sewing Machlnf. SINGE". PORTABLE. Perfect cond. Roun DoDDin, reverse sutcn. a nilshty sood buy. Vscuum Cleaner CUnlo St 8clns Center. 45S Court. USED ELECTRIC MAHOGANY CABI NETTE SEWING MACHINE and matching chair. Sews forwaH tort reverse. Look like new. Guar anteed Or.ay ll.4.ia Slnfer Sew tng Center. ISO N. Commercial. USED SINGER ELEC. PORTABLE Sewing machine. A-l cond. and en nn teed. Full Drice S4B M. Singer Sewing Center, 130 N, ComX 455 Hsohold Goods For Sal MOVING Selling occasional table, kitchen table, chrome stools, carpenter's bench, occasional chair, day beds, fireplace equipment, lamps, vrl ous household lttms and rummage, l.tftt) Falrmount Ave. 10-t Wednes day and Thursday. ROLL TOP desk, davenport, chair. vanity double bed. S-97Z7. CROSLEY RETRIO., Ever hot Auto matic oven, both food condition. Ph. 3-oui. EI. EC. rango. 2-250. white enamel. Ph. ABC automatic washer la vary food condition. 4 MM ANTIQUt love aeat, newly rafin- Ished. upholsteretl In velvel M University , t BOX SPRING and mattress. Nearly new. Ph. S-tMl after l p.m.