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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, Apr!! 14, 1954 SALEM GIRL Ti It When United Air Lines Mainliner Convalr li christened here Thursday, a Salem girl, Phyllis Chase, who now is a stewardess on United's California-Hawaii run, will assist in the ceremonies. Miss Chase, daughter of Mr.' and Mrs. Chester I. Chase, 1450 State Street, Is making a special trip to Salem tn help ofiiciate at the christening ceremonies. She attended ' the University of New Hampshire and was a dental assistant 'prior to joining United. MILITARY MEN AND VETERANS Wednesday, April 14 929th field artillery battalion at USAR armory. Thursday, April 15 Army Reserve infantry and command and general staff schools regularly scheduled on this date postponed until Thurs day, April 22. Company D, 162nd infantry regiment, Oregon National Guard, at Salem armory. Battery D, 722nd AAA, AW battalion, Oregon National Guard It quonsct huts. Naval Reserve Surface Divi sion at Naval and Marine Corps Reserve training center. Friday, April IS Seabee reserve at Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Training center. Saturday Sunday, April 17-11 Organized Naval Reserve squadron AAU 893 at Naval Air Facility. AGU of Naval Reserves at Naval Air Facility. ON LEAVE Home on 15-day leave from the Army is Pvt. Darell F. Mertcl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Mer tel of Turner. Mertel, who arriv ed home April 4, on termination of his leave reports to the Army's guided missile school at Hunts ville, Ala. The soldier enlisted in the Army January 26 of this year for guided missile school and took his basic training at Fort Ord, Calif. Complete Course Fort Sam Houston, Texas Pvt Mark D. Baumgart, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Baumgart, 3075 Gordon road, Salem, and Pvt Frederick R. Kites, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Kites of 4580 Ridge drive, Salem, have completed the medical field serv ice school's 16-week dental lab oratory course at Brooke Army Medical center here. Baumgart, a former Willam ette University student, has been transferred to Fort Meade, Md., and Kites, a graduate of Colum bia Academy with the class of 1953, will be at Brooke Army hospital here. DENNIS THE MENACE STEWARDESS - i (A LEGALS Notice of Intention to Improve LARS EN AVENUE FROM SILVERTON ROAD TO S. LINE OF LARCH WOOD ADDITION NOTICB HEREBY IS GIVRN that the Common Council of the City oi Salem, Oregon deems It necessary and expedient and hereby declare! its purpott and Intention to Im prove i LARS EN AVENUE, from the touth line ot Silverton Road to the touth line of Larch wood Addition, In the city of Salem, Marlon County, Ore gon. by bringing laid portion of laid street to the established grade, pro vidirtg drainage, constructing cement concrete curbs and paving satd por tion of said street with a 2'j inch asphaltlc concrete pavement 30 feet in width, at the expense of the abutting and adjacent property, except the street and alley intersections, which ex pense will be assumed by the city of Salem, Any Interested property owner mr ' ascertain their approximate share of the cost of making the Im provement at the office ox the city engineer. all in accorance with the plant and specifications therefor which were adopted by the Common Council March 22, 1954, which are now on file In the office of the city recorder and which by this reference thereto are made a part hereof. These plans and specif! rations may be examined by any Interested party. The Cony mon Council hereby declares Its pur pose and Intention to make the above described improvement by and through the street Improvement lepartrr.ent. Owners of property liable for the cost of making such Improvement may file wrftt'en remonstrance against the same with the city re corder at any time within ten days after the final publication of this notice. By Order of the Common Council March 22. 1954. ALFRED MUNDT, City Recorder Date of first publication March 31, 1934, Date of final publication April 14, 19M. , M. 31: A. 7. 14. Bim WANTED Sealed bids wanted for boarding for a period beginning with the oc cupancy of the New Court House and ending June 30, IMS, all prisoners in the Marion County Jail, will be re ceived by the County Court at 10:30 A. M. April 30th. IBM. In the County Court room In the Old High School Building at 460 N. High St., Salem. Oregon. Bids must be filed with the County Clerk before the time mentioned above. The right Is reserved to re ject any or all proposals or to accept the proposal deemed beat for Mar lon County. H. C. tftttaon. Ceunty Clerk M31.A7.14.21.2S GRINDS HIS MONEY VP ZANESVILXE, O. (UP) Wes ley Bryan sent a bag of cow feed to the Treasury Department to day and asked for $40 in return. Bryan, a feed store employe, dropped his billfold into a feed grinder and it ground the money up. He wants a refund. By Ketcham United Will UnwrapConvair United Airlines will unwrap for Salem's Inspection Thursday morning at the municipal airport their Mainliner Convair, which will soon be put into service tnrougn salem by United. The twin engined airliner, scheduled to begin regular serv ice in and out of Salem Hay 18, will be christened by Mrs. Al Loucks, wife of the mayor. The ceremonies will be wit nessed at 9:15 a.m. by a number ot balem digniUnes and mem Yw of fh? eirline and press Master of ceremonies for the oc casion will be William H. Ham mond, president of the Salem Chamber of Commerce. Courtesy flights for the press ana civic oincials will follow the christening. The ship will be open for public inspection from 12:30 to 5 p.m. A second show ing of the plane will be held from 6:30 to 9 p.m. A luncheon will follow the courtesy flight and will be held at the Senator Hotel at noon. Principal speaker at the lunch eon will be Homer J. Merchant, manager of the (round services for the air line. Wall Street NEW YORK -Major strength was shown by leading divisions Wednesday In the stock market while softness developed in other areas. , , Portland Grain PORTLAND No transac tions In coarse grains. Wheat (bid) to arrive market. basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: Soft White 2.30; Soft White (ex cluding Rex) 2.30; White Club 2.30. Hard Red Winter: Ordinary 2.30. Wednesday's car receipts: wheat 36; barley 2; flour 10: corn 4; oats 2; mill feed 5. COURTS Circuit Court Dorothy Weil brock a Paid O. Well- brocij; Divorce complaint alleslne cruel KeUo, Wait), April 29, 1B32. eouplt haa been separated for several jtan. Plain tiff sk euatody ef minor child, too monthly lupport, $3000 lump 10m ali mony and property aattlement. Ztcharr T. Schnell vi Lavrra Bchnell: Defendant's demurrer overruled. Carl J. PreUaler e Sari W. Stuwe: Defendant' drmurrer to complaint an' i round of lniufflctcnt facts. State Unemployment Com Dentation Com million vs Ouy Muftle: Suit seek Ins Jtxlsment or UTS sf uiagsdlr dut IB un paid contributions. J. D. and Uariarett Turn I dee vs Id- tar W. and Kdsard W. Crosby, Jr.: Da lend so is' demurrer allowed. Rath Burton yb Edwin 3. Burton: Di vorce decree, awarding custody of minor children to plaintiff. Defendant to pay ISO monthly support for each of three children, Laura B. Xpley vs Kenneth B, Xpley: Order tlrtnt custody of minor children to plaintiff during legal proceedings. Defendant restrained from interfering with plaintiff. Alio required to say houat rental and $3s monthly support. Leland D. Cannoy vs Ulldred L. Can- nor; Divorce complaint alleging cruel and Inhuman treatment. Married In Rpno. Nev. Oct. is. lltff. Plaintiff asks restoration of former name of Olna- rlch. Master Bervlce Stations. Inc. vs. State Highway Commission: Complaint seek ing Judgment of $37,900 for damages said to have been eauaed plaintiff by virtus of reconstruction of approach to Center street bridge. Lily A. Hardmsn vs Glenn L. Hard- man: Divorce complaint, alleging cruet end Inhuman treatment. Married at Sa lem, March I. Plaintiff asks cus tody of minor chUd and H monthly support. Catherine B. Stasia vi William H. Staats: Dlvorca decree restores plain tiff's former name of Ringer and con firms property settlement. ProbaU Court Pfrcy Blundell estate: Wt veins f taxable estate placed at M-007 M In re port to stat treasurer. Bertha Pederson tststcr Mar IT filed ai the day for hearing final account. Clara B Danlelson guardianship: Pi nal account, Coral C. Ball inter estate: Mar IT set as tht Urns for hearing final account. Alke B. Oray gstats: Batata upraised at sjib. sd. District Court 1 1 ton Brown. SaJem. charged with larceny by bailee, bound over to the grand Jury and released on own recog nissneo. Virginia C. Tsutfeat and Alphonse John Van Damme, Aurora and St. Paul, repec lively, each charged with adultery, both suits halted on request of private prosecutors. - Dorothy Thomas. 3711 Daniel Road, charged with psnMng bad checks, bound over to the county grand Jury and held t llau of 13. MM) ball. t T. BftmatiT. etisrterf with whtatn- ins money under fal&g prsunses, cat dismissed. Municipal Court Lrtnerd Junior Baker, lifts Lewis etrt. charged with disorderly conduct; pleaded nt guilty, trial t for I M pa. May 14. ball ItM. Morriags Licensers Allan Bo well. II. la hirer. Turner, and Sharon Prerhtel. II, at home, 3131 Mahrt Ave.. Salem. Thomas Won are? Snethen. 91. milk' man. 42tT State St. and Darlene Hut eh inon. It, at home, U1S South 13tta St, Salem. Qulnton D. Dombrowsky, SI, laborer, Albany, and. Carole Jesa Doerfler, II, clerft-typlsk AumsvlUe. Winiam Stephen Or ant, legal, retire! Oregon City, and Mary Speea, legal, housewife, Oregon City, jnrrpn Tigroid Carder, tl, V New, Piddle, Ore. and Phyllis A Tien Brad ley, stenographer, 113S Leslie, Salem. William B. Duds. 71, farmer. Mt An. gH and Beverly J an Bus, II, student, silverton. Char lei L. lyntdberg. II. student, atl North Commercial and Phyllis Pinnkum. 31. receptionist, 331 Division St. Alfred Andre Owens. 41, mtat work er, tel P'rry. and Sarah Hetnrtehs, H, cock. el otrta St. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon N. Y. STOCK QUOTATIONS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Admiral Corporation 30 Allied Chemical M AUis Chalmers " SI v. American Airlines 11 American Tel. Tel. 1SS American Tobacco - 60 Anaconda Copper 36 Atchison Railroad 08 BethlehemSleel . M Hoeing Airplane Company It Borg Warner . '14 Burroughs Addinc Machine 1? California Packing . 25 Canadian Pacific JS Caterpillar Tractor 52 Celanese Corporation U Chrysler Corporation , 01 H Cities Service 95 Consolidated Kdison 43 t Consolidated Vultee 24 Crown Zellerbach i 45 Curtiss Wright Douglas Aircraft . . 113 du Pont de Nemours 120 Eastman Kodak 57 Emerson Radio , 10 General Electric ' il091 General Foods i General Motors 69 Georgia Pacific plywood 11 H Goodyear Tire . 62 Homestake Mining Company 39 V International Harvester 30 4 International Paper 65 V, 63 32 77 9 S3 13 26 ' 60 13 21 59 7 41 110 3 M 16 IS 33 2S S2 51 66 57 4 43 65 62 42 41 61 85 16 44 29 20 46 115 23 jonns Manvllle Kaiser Aluminum Kennecott Copper Libby, McNeill Lockheed Aircraft Loew's Incorporated , Long Bell A Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvinator New York Central Northern Pacific Pacific American Fish Pacific Gas k Electric Pacific Tel. k Tel. -Packard Motor Car Penney (J. C Co .' Pennsylvania Railroad Pepsi Cola Co. Philco Radio Radio Corporation Rayonier Incorp. ' Rayonier Incorp. Pfd Republic Steel Reynolds Metals Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Inc. Scott Paper Company sears Hoeouck ft Co. Socony-Vacuum Oil Southern Pacific Standard Oil California Standard Oil N. J. Studebaker Corporation Sunshine Minnig awift k Company Transamcrica Corporation Twentieth Century Fox Union Oil Company Union Pacific . United Airlines United Aircraft W 5 United Corporation united states Plywood 27 United Slates Steel 44 Warner Pictures Western Union Tel. Westinghouse Air Brake Westinghouse Electric , 15 40 25 64 Woolworth Company 40 Colombia produced about a mil lion tons of coal in 1853 less a day's production In the United states. Mid Willamette Obituaries Mrs. Adrta Hudson INDEPENDENCE Mrs. Adna Hudson, 78, died at ber home. 692 4th street, Independence, Mon day, April 12, following a short illness. Mrs. Hudson was born June 2, 1875, at Oak Mills, Kan. From there she moved to Seward, Kan., and to Independence in 1932 where she had lived lince. Survivors include her hushand, Charles G. Hudson, Independence; seven (laughters, Mrs. Gus Mat zek, Guymond, Okla.; Mrs. Jo seph Eziedzic, Dallas, Ore.; Mrs. John Sheehan, Arcadia, Calif.; Mrs. Dale Neeley, Dighton, Kan.; Mrs. William Dyers, Rogue River, Ore.: Mrs. Earl Senear, South Gate. Calif.: and Mrs. Dale Hunt, Empire, Ore.; a ton, John Hud son, Kansas City, Kan.: IS (rand children and six great-grandchil dren. Funeral services will be at Smith's Mortuary, Independence, at 2 p.m. Thursday, April 15, with the Rev. Paul E. Boomer officiat ing. The body will be taken to St. John, Kan., for Interment. William H. Pelky DALLAS Funeral service will be held at 2 p. m. Friday, April 16. at Bollman i Funeral Home for William Henry Pelky, Rt. 1, Sheridan, who was killed in an automobile accident near his home on Aoril 11. Mr. Pelky, a mill worker, was born Sept. 4, 1585, In Oklahoma. He was married Oct. 7, laoa in Oklahoma and came to Dallas. Ore., In 1830 where lived until ha moved to his Sheridan address. Surviving are his widow, Mary E. Pelky: four daughters, Iva L. Jones, Dill, Okla.; Edith Eddings, Dallas, Ore.: Vera Stevens, Myrtle Point; and Ruth Bethel), Sheridan; four sons, S. W Empire, Ore.; Joe A. and Otis D. Pelky, Sheri dan; and Alvin L. Pelky. United States Navy; 17 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. LEGALS NOTICt TO CREDITORS NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that the under. fnesd wu, on the nth day ef March, 1M4, by tht Circuit Court lot- Marlon County, Oregon, duly appointed Executor of th ta tat ot IDA R. BLAKE. Deceued, and hat dulv qualified at euch. All persona havinif elaimi against taid ;U ha.-by are notified to present tht name. du)yrlfied, to tht under ngned at room 1VXI Pioneer Truat Building. Salem, Oregon, within nx month! from tht date of thlf notice Datl and flrnt publtahed thta Hit day of Ann). IBM W. M HAMILTON Executor of the Eatatt of IDA R FLAKE, Deceaatd. W T, KEYES WW Ptorwr Ttut Building. 8lem. Oregrm. Attorney for Extcutor t H 11, A f, 14, II. If. MARKET QUOTATIONS PORTLAND UP Butterfat Tentative, subject to immediate change Premium quality, maxi mum to JSi to one per cent acidity, delivered in Portland. 5640 lb; first quality, 56-58; second quality, 53 4-55 . Valley routes and coun try points 2 cents less. Butter Wholesale, fob bulk cubes to wholesalers Grade AA, 93 score, 57 lb; 93 score, 56 ; B grade, 90 score, 55 ; (9 score, 52. , . , Cheese To wholesalers Oregon singles, 36-41; Oregon 5-lb loaf, 41 4-45 . Eggs To wholesalers Camllfrd eggs, containing no loss, cbkcs in cluded, f ob'. Portland A grade, large, 45 4-46 ; A medium, 43 4 44 4: A grade, small, 38 4-30 . Eggs To retailers Grade AA, large, 50: A large, 50; AA medium, 47; A medium, 45-46; A small, 40 41. Cartons. 1-3 cents additional. Live chickens No. 1 Quality. f o b. plants Fryers and roasters, 26; light hens, IS: heavy hens, 21 22: old roasters. 14-15. Turkey s To producers for breeder types, f.o.b. farm. New York dressed, heavy hens 31; toms 28: BelUville hens 33, toms. 28. Eviscerated frozen, to retailers, hens, 37, toms, 51-54. Rabbits Average to growers Live white, 3 4-5 lbs. 20-24, 54 lbs. 18-20: old does. 10-12, few higher. Fresh dressed fryers to retailers, 58-61: cut up, 6447. Wholesale dressed meats: Beef Steers, choice, 500-700 lbs. 38.00-40.00; good, 36.00-38.00, com 34.; commercial cows 29.00-32.00; utility, 27.0-28.00; canners-cutters 25.00-26.00. Beef cuts choice steers Hind quarters, 45.00-46.00: rounds, 44.00 46.00; full loins, -trimmed, 62.00- 66.00; triangles. 30.00-34.; fore quarters, 33.00-35.00; chucks, 36.00 30.00: ribs, 48.00-49.00. Pork cuta Loins, choice, 8-12 lbs 6.00-66.00: shoulders, 15 lbs, , 44.00 46.00; spareribs, 55.00-58.00; fresh hams. 10-14 lbs. 61.00-66.00. Veal and calves Good-choice, all weights, 38.00-48.00; commercial. 34.00-44.00. Lamb Choice-prime, 46.00-48.00: good, 42.00-46.00. Wool Grease basis. Willamette Valley medium, 51-53 lb; Eastern Oregon fine and half blood, 55-62. Country-dressed meats, I.e.. Portland : Beef-Cows, utility, 25-30 lb; canners-cutters, 21-23. veal Top quality, lightweight. 36-38: rough heavies, 25-30. Hogs Lean blockers, 40-41: sows light. 35-36. Mutton-Best, 15-17; cull-utility, 10-12. Fresh Produce i Onions SO lb sacks Oregon yel lows. No. 1, med. 1.75-2.00; Idaho yellows, med, 1.00-50; Texas Ber mudas. 4.25-75. Potatoes Willamette Valley Long Whites, No. L 1.75-2.00; No. 2. 70-M: Deschutes Russets, No. 1-A, 1.25-75; oz mln. 2.6545; 12 ot min, 3.50-75; No. la, 1.7545; 25- 10 ax, 5040; 10 lb mesh, 30-33 paper, 23-25; windows, 27-30: No. 2, 50 lbs, S oz, 7540; Idaho five 10-lb aks, 2.00-25; California Long Whites, No. l-A, 2.75-3.25 per 50 lb. Hay If. S. No. 2 green alfalfa, mostly 30.00 ton, delivered car and truck lots, f.o.b. Portland and Seattle. Portland Eastside PORTLAND (UPJ Willamette valley cauliflower sold mostly at 1.75-2.00 a crale to wholesalers at the Eastside Farmers' market to day: local cabbage was 2.90 a crate to general trade for medium sized heads: general range for No. 1A valley potatoes was 1.75-2.29, Chicago Livestock CHICAGO Hogs moved up to another new high since 1048. and to the highest April price on record, for the second straight nay. The new top was $28.20, up 20 cents from Tuesday. Butchers generally sold strong to 15 cents higher. A few loads of choice 220 pounders brought $28.10 to $28.20. Steers sold strong to 25 cents higher, with seven Toads bringing $28.00 to $30.00. Two loads of mostly choice 10) pound fed wooled lambs sold for $25.50 with other good and choice grades $23.00 down. Receipts were 8,000 hogs, (,500 cattle, 1,000 sheep. DEATHS Albert A. Hoevet At tht reaidenre, lint m. in m.. AprU 14. Survived by wlft, Mra. Fthirrnct O. Hnevet, Salem; daughter, Mra. Roy (Olive) Panct. Snltrn; aona, William C. Hot vet. ftalam, Paul R. Hotvtt, Salem, Gilbert J. Hotvtt, Jefferaon, Ore., Harm L. Hoevet, I'orllnrj. hrothitr. Tlfyti H'tcvrt North Bonntvtllt .Wai-h : fi grunrt childrtn. and S freal-grandchildren. Announcemeni of wmcii win nt madt later by thft Virgil T. Golden Co. rem Loaltt McCuen At the rtftidenct. 4030 Denvtr St., Snlem, April 14, at tht age of 35 yeara. Survived bv husband. Tom McCuen. Salem: brothera, Wilbur Shattuc-k. California. Richard ftbat-tuc-k, halem, Ruuell Shattuck, Sa lem; alBtera. Mra Caroline Korner, Salem, Vtol. Shattuck, Salem. An nouncement Bf atrvlrea will bt made later by tht W. T. Rlgdon Co. George Bennett At a local hoinita, April 14. Late resident 178 N. Church. Survived by daughter, Mra. Harold Burke. Port land. Announcement of aervicea will be madt later by tht Virgil T. Gold tn Co. Anna Vanderhoof At a local hospital April 11. The age of M yeara. Survlvec" by daugh tera: Mm. Arthur Rohloff. Oahkosh, Wiac., Mra. Leonard Buxae. Port land, Mra. X W. Porath. Sprlnrfleld, Ore , Mra. S. A. Barker, Salem. Sona: Hubert Vanderhoof, Klamath Falls. Melvln Vanderhoof. Klamath falla, Glenn Vanrlerhoof. John Day. ure. aiio 9 loater cnuaren: lito Vandtrhonf. Salem, Mra. O. H. Kel datz. Van Nuyi. Calif. Alan 20 grandrhtldren and IS great grand- children Service wr held tn the Hnweii-Edwarda chaptl, wedneaday April 14. SALEM MARKETS & Na hum ml mtk it 1h M,M tt Cs,IUI InimJ nmm alM4 toll,.) aun r4 numt kkU MM - Utt iasW. Mtl. , .-. IIW-IB. BU I tn Hath M M-lb.H. o.uf r, u -iu iss k. imi. St 1,- U IIM Ik. Mil. eitr, ayiM en, clone nrn. 14,: old rsoitcrs. Xtft tlor4 fovl, sic; lcihorn fowl. ITei clrd rftuUri. sc Cii: BariM- frlM aim A. Itei urn a, 3f-41e; medium AA. ihe: medium A. Sl.ltCj utU A. Il-Me. Im. QOU,le price, tenerlU l-t eenti nlchar tb,n pries ftbov,: ttrc, ard, A Mrtllj uotd At ami medium, At 41c BtMrfAl Bum, rtc: Premium. tie: Ho. 1, 54e. Batten WholMAli, AA trod, print,, S4e: carton, a&e; A print,. M; cartone, tcl B prtnta. Ue. lutall: AA irad. Oc-TOc; A arada. loci a iiin, 4c Portland Livestock PORTLAND l-(USDA-Cattle salable 250; market fairly active, steady; short loads mostly good choice 1.106 lb fed steers 22.50. full load good 1,099 lb 21.75, several lots utility-commercial 44.50-19.50: utility . low commercial heifers 13 50-17.00; canner-cutter cows 950. 11.50, utility 12.50-14.50: commer. cial cows 16.00-16.50: utility-commercial bulls 15.00-16.50. Calves salable SO: market active. ers 22.00-28.00, utility-commercial generally steady; good-choice veal-14.00-20.00, one lot good 477 lb mixed slaughter calves 19.50.- Hogs salable 250; market active, strong to 25 higher, extreme top 35 up; bulk choice No. 1-2 180-235 lb butchers 29.50-30.00, one lot choice No. 1 210 lb 30.25 (highest since sept. 1948; rew choice No. 3 around 230 lb butchers 29.25 and 240-290 lb 28.50-29.00: choice 300- 500 lb sows 24.00-26.50; good 5004 Stags 12.-17.. Sheep salable 25: market about steady; one load choice prime mixed wooled-shorn Iambi 24.00, few choice wooled lambs 23.50, in dividual 70 lb spring Iambi first of season 28.00; good-choice wooled slaughter ewes 8.00-10.00, cull-utility 3.504.00. Chicago Grain CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO HI New eron snv. bean futures advanced a couple of cents in an ouierwisa raned grain market on the Board of Trade today. Dealings were of a routine na ture with prices not cettine far In either direction from the previous ciose. ine ouyins in new crop soy beans reflected trade reports of inquiries from European countries for offers of these beans. Purchases of cash corn on a to- arrive basis totaled 280,000 bush els, lamest for any day-this vear. Wheat closed to 1 cents low er, May 1.13-c, corn ty lower to s Higher, May l Mtt-y,, oals un changed to Vt higher. May 7SVt-tt. rye vt u i eem lower, May 1.05V,, soybeans IV, lower to stt higher. May a.TBM.-'A. ana lard IS cents lower to 25 cents a hundred pounds nigner, way ao.sz. Chicago Onions By United Press Supplies moderate, demand moderate, market firm to slightly stronger on yeiiow sermuaag, auu or others. Track galea (50 lbs) U. 8. 1 un less stated: Texas Yellow Bermu das 2-3 inch 1.80-l.M, Crystal wax 2-3 inch 2.00; Idaho Spanish 3-inch and larger 80 cents. Street galea (SO lbs): Texas Yel low Bermudas 3-inch and larger i 50-1.65, 2-3 incn 1.85-1.00, crystal wax 2-3 incn j.ou-j.15, a-incn ana larger 3.00: Granex 3-inch 1.50-1.89, 2-3 inch l.SO-1.75. twelve 3 lb bags Yellow Bermudas medium 2 00- 2.15: 25 lbs white boilers 1.50; Idaho and Oregoj Spanish 3-inch and larger 1.35-1.80, Whites 2-3 inch 1.50; Midwest Yellow Globes me dium 65-7! cents, 3-Inch 1.00-1.25. ADS IN THIS COLUMN RECEIVED , . . Too Late To Classify. IV ALUMINUM trailer houat. Per fect condition. Fully tqulpped. Tradt for ihttp. 460. WOo Dallaa Rd. 4-4122. 1949 AERO atdan. Interior and txtt rior ilk new. Ran, Mutt atu im med lately, 700. Norman Llnd. Ph. 4-2003. OWNER. Modtrn I room. 1.7M ft. of floor apact. Level corner lot. Full baaemtnt. Garage. Walking dtt tanct Store. 3 bua llnei. Can uat arrfail hum tt part. Price 17 ,000. Near Broadway and Market. Wrltt Box 3'ifl. Sta teaman-Journal. BY OWNER: Nearly new 3-hdrm. dso on. 2425 b. winter. PLEASE help u gat ttarttd. Young family wtfthta 2 or 3 . bedroom house to rent with option to buy or buy with no down payment Ph. 4-U37. COMPLl-TEI Y furn. S bedroom h'.fre, full ban-ment end farat. excellent oil furnace, nlct nttgh- borhood. US. Ph. M370, 13TH AND STATE, nlct S rooms and bath, furnished apt. 137 10. Httt and water Included, To ttt phont 3-4370. 3 ROOMS, private bath, t vary thing fur.t 40. 13H N. 11th. Th. 4i3a7. 1 BEDROOM apt., well furn u had, part Ltllitlea. Ph. 1-M7 ft CU. FT. fretztr V 1 Heatolator rtplart unit $33- Ph. 4-M00, BOY-8 gray suit alia 13, like ntw, MT Tryon. Ph. .3t2. WILL, aacrlflct equity tn mahogany aptntt ptano. Exc. cond. 1A30 Barnea Ave. See anytime HIAWATHA girl's bicycle. 3 In. Ik- ciieni cono. a-ia. rn. utm, ZENITH ironer. lined onlv 1 year. 112 down. W IS per month. Phont 3-3130 AUTO, waiher Used only t monthe. gin down, tt per month. Phont 3-A7S2. HOT 'OINT deluxt rangt wh puah button control. Store dmonatra tir. ." down. 11333 ptr month. Ph 3-niM. MODEIj H John Dtrt trtrtor with tn1em dlw and plow. 12' LABRADOR puppiea for salt. MO f.iirview EASTER biinnlts for salt. 7V 15 Brown Rd i turn 3371 Lancaster 300 Personal S10 A Salem Lodge No. 4, A. T. 7X k A. M. Wed. April 14, Pot luck dinner at 6 30 for Mssnns and wives, E. A. degree at 7:3a 316 Personal SATE, pormtnent removal of un sightly racial hair, Crich at v ALCOHOLICS Anonymoua aro.io Ni i 10SS N Cora'l J-4531 4-JStt 400 Agriculture TOH KENT Bum for Bnliormv.ion ChcrrlM, prunts.i bfrnw . vrtch- eIovcrf..p Q. 3 ,Ahr(V. rh 402 ulvtt'.cuk ".a ci EXTRA footS terr.iiy cu. Fit, 3IJ;.' JERSkY cow, 2nd fn-henltn n Fct). iW'. HI. a, COX iM. tTI. 2 PUPE-BFIED. Berkshire- hour. Serviceabit late lummtr. fit 3. Box 737. ph. 2-42. 2 DL'ROC breet filta, rciatr(l. 1:30 North of GcrVali on Mt, Ante, Rrl: L ( IvKi? -'EEF rjutcrn Oregon. yt or whole. 30c Custom lulling Trailer loaned tre Solem Meat Co . 1329 S ttth. Ph 8-4851. 103 LWeilock Wanted UVKSTOCK buret I buy cattle. norses, hop, sheep, vtl Emery Alderman, Ph. 31 6h9 or 2-0086. CATTLE BUYERS E L and H Sne- then. 4297 State 3-1343 or 2-4380. CATTLE, horses, at your farm. E. C. PicvanaiiBn. 1137 a. gain. Ph. 3-8147. LIVESTOCK buyer. A. r Sommer inta Harmony or. Ph. 42617. 104 Poultry and Rabbit 33 PA HM ENTER it White- Rock fry er a wk., io crnu eacn. a n.h. Rtil lets 4 mot., 4-9 lbs., ii cents. 2 H. roosters. 5 lbs., 1.7ft. Ph. ureen ee, mi. Angei N. H. BABY & started chicks. Opp. BABY CHICKS 17e straight run, N. n. puueis ivc, enwee oi Letfhoms, Pa mien tort or New Harnpa. Valley Farm Store. CUSTOM kiUini. owl ot any kind. nut o nay, a waax. nowoii roui try Plrnt. Rt. S Box lot. Ph. 4-M2S. CHICKS DAY OLD and started flaw Ramp- jura vvniio nocu ana uoiaan Broad every Tuciday and frlday. rOX'a HATCHERY 3S30 Stat, St Ph. 1-4MI CHICK for layer,. Leghorn A ultra wrme or New llampahlra. Farmer's Rt 1, Brooke. Ph- 1-4Q43 408 Pats EASTER puppltt. Fox Terrier; pure-bred, S2&. Pekt dud. 115. Mixed, puppltt, amall bred, 5. uoaea sunaay, inquirt 34 la wu llama Avt. off Silverton Rd. HOME b country for nicely marked mot, ana pup, ph. PARAKEETS, all colon. 4810 Clax- ttr Rd. Ph. 23134. a LABRADOR rttritvtr pupa for aait. a wtexa oia. rn. -otm. HOLLYWOOD AQUARIUM, 1ISS Me. voy. i Dioca ast or n. capuoi, lu, block, north of MadHon. Ph. s-essi PABAKIETS. Cages, auppUea. Blr paraauw. sise uytngrton S-184S. CANARY'S. Healthy braadlne atoek. paciany apneet ewers. Kb a. Boa ao are.,. tAHRAKUTS. BabUM. aU anion. Suppllea. Mra. A. E. Power on S. Cottage and Belle vue Sta. Ph. e-lM.7 a.uive ..,u.i , ujii. in, raraueM, peU. Mutoay ad. 4J771 CSoeed CANAR1DS. choice oranae and aorl, cot virain. a-ueo. uu cnamexeu. RXGISTXRED long haired Dachahund puppim. in. Miu or s-oom. 410 Saeda and Plants" MARSHALL atrawberry plant,. Charle, Layton. Ph. 1 an, Salem. BLACK'S. 1370 Chemawa Rd. 1900 variellea perennlala. soo varieties newer 'Muma. Neweat vartetlea, geramuma, pniox, iris, ran altera, Shaataa. Lenten roae, panalea. frlmroaea, gerberai, hardy orchids, h. 1-4190. NORTHWEST cultivated strawberry flante. very reeaoname. nt. 1, Box 19. Brook,. Ph. 1119S. PANSIES, toe doaen. JSSS Midway Dr. Fit. z-bhu. BRRRY plant,, nectar, horaen and avergreena. Lawrence paraaia, ,i, S. Pactflo Highway, Woodburn. Ph. 1-47:9, GERANIUMS, FuKhlaa, tor 11.00. Marriua uraennouae. Brooks. DAHLIA. FuachU. Wards, 3S0 cnerry Ave. PRIMROSES and perennials. 4450 SU verton HO. CAMELLIAS 25 OFF Pink perfection: Cheerful. Grand! flora notta, fumy, Kumaaaxa, and many ethtre. THESE ARE FIELD GROWN, BUSHY SPECIMEN PLANTS loaded with blooms an'' budi. Thtat usually tell for 14 to Iff. Now at bargain piicta. Coma tarly for beit aelectlona. Salt tndt lunday, April IB. WAKINGS NURCERY 10U Oak HU1 Avt. Open dally and Sunday, 10 to t:80 PRIMROSKS now. Muma May Douiiaa, 729 w. saitm Hta. FERTILIZER (WEED FRBE Rotted odorleai. Dtl, ton 4-lMV 412 Fruit and Farm Product) CAULIFLOWER tor treeiln,. winter crop now reedy, better flavor than Fell variety. Phillip, Bros. Ph. 4-JOS1. Swr.ET Naval oranfea; Waahlnston winesao a. ue cioua aon a. rrran ranch esss. Green Apple Market, roftlanq R.l COW fertiliser, S yd. and It load rn. -bu,i. EXCELLENT, bam yard ferUllaer Phone 4-J479, 414 rnrm Equlpmut GARDEN Aid Tractor, plow, harrow. mac. A-l condition, siao- rn. 4-3M3 JOHN DEERE "D" tractor on rub. ber. J. D. J-l, plow, 10-tt double diae harrow, mower, new knives ec guards), raka, J. D. corn planter, stone boat. Miller, SMS Canter. Ph. l-llu FRAZER RID1NO tractor, with plow, dlae and drag. SSI OerUi. Ph. 1-1SM gig IT NOW1 Vot gst shpasy as ALLINCER'41 FARM Sj CITY SUPPLY S43 N. Com'l 8t Islam, Orefoa SECTION n Pft 400 Agriculture 411 Farm Ecrulpipatrt 1M B ALMS Chalmors tractor. Pow er (ok, o'f, Hfiita & lUntr, soma . eoU't-ment. P:t. f-1311. 425 Auction Solas ' J FURNITURE AUCTION tonite at 7 o'clock at LANE SUDTELL'S AUCTION SALES YARD, lo oted 1 miles east of Salem on Silverton road. Ph. 3-6098. I 'WIPOCV rn 1..UBSDAV, APRIL 1STH W A.M. Ml"Q. lurnllur,, flowers, it-ra-n. farm maehlticry, . 1 P.M. L-vestcrk. 100 Red pulleta. rab . b:t, biiy ehix, calyol & veal, fed- V. St'K'r.. AliUt K OCI CJJV. i, (lvl. rrf. -buil. steer,. ,l-ep & foata. ferd-r .wo3nr . py-a Com, tfl Ku.v or tell. Lane Sudtell's Auction Pnona J--COS 3919 SUverton Bd. 450 Merchandise 451 Machinery and Tools 1 D-4 CATERPILLAR tr.clor Good cond., with dour. Ph. 3-4S63. FOR SALU-Montsomary .Ward gar den tracer & cultivator, SA3. Se after 5 4-whealed hay rack on rubber, (30. John Schafer. 41S0 Schafar Ave.. Salem. Ph. SJ1SS. 4S4 Sawing Machines USED Slnser drop-Head round bob bin treadle aewlns machln,, A-t condition and guaranteed, only S14.30. Singer Sewing Canter, 130 N. Com'L i USED electric aewlng machine, light weight, good sewing condition and Juaranteed. Full price. $24.50. Inner Sewing Center. 130 K. Com'L ai'.WING machine, iwd walnut deak model, round bohbln. aewa forward and reverfe, all attachments In ' eluding button holer, phis tree saw ing teutons, only t9S.S0. Singer Sewing Center, 130 N, Coral. 455 Hsehold Goods For Sal PIANO, SIS. sei Monmouth. TAPPAN gas range with vUualila oven, excellent condition. 470 Waldo Ave. Ph. 4 OCCASIONAL chair: gumwood. Up holatared in cut mohair, Sia. 3-7151. HOT POINT range, Davenport Si ehalr, aecretary desk, oil heating atova, metal uUtlty oablnoL 1864 N. Church. Ph. 1-03H after a p.m. . USED Vacuum Cleaner CLEAR J CE Lai. model de luxe Kenmore tank type, regularly .V3. now ,.,. Late model Montgomery Ward up rihl S14.9S. Practically new General SlMtrte up right, complete with attachment,. Only IM 95. Upright Hoover Cleaner, as low aj 7.S5. Tree Home Trial. On lears eaay term,, liberal trade-In allowance. Sean Roebuck tt Co., 160 N. Capitol Ph. S-mDI. UNFINISHED furniture. H. L. SUU Turn. Store, 17a . High. USKD pianos. Yeur choice IIS. H. L. aiin rurnnure, in w. nign. WILLAMETTE VALLEY'S LEADING APPLIANCE 4 HOME FURNISHERS in suit ..(,..v,h.!M, ' CERTIFIED ' " Rebuilt Appliances Special FRIO, rangt. Deluvt Wonder Sold Ntw fSM.as .., jaag-fls Now . WESTTNGHOUSB ' RANGE. Com- letely reconditioned, was 4.30 low . k-jJS COLDSPOT FREEZER, I Cll Ft Very clean, A-l anapa. waa 9 Now t'" NORGE REFRIGERATOR. I cu. ft. Apt. tise. Real nic. waa m .v NOW , SS.5 CIBSON REFRIGERATORS. S Cu. rt. Apt. use. Heal rue wa, anv.tia Now MS.M KENMORE WASHER. Dalux. Timer and pump, was sbs.u. now ave.oo MAYTAG ROUND TUB WASHER. Heavy fluty wringer. Clan. rooar only I4S.60 ROOMS of furnlturt including Ro a no. Aiao w cntv. coupt, dealers). 19M Falrmount. USED WASHERS, 9.9S and up. Au tomatic wain era at low aa tin. ah guaranteed.- Wei tern Auto, S01 W. Commercial. 4S6 Wanted. Hshold Goods WI PAY top eastr price lor food ura lurni.ure, app.nm. ew. im mediate wrv.ee. Used Merchandise. Mart. SIO S. Liberty. Ph. 4-S371. CASH TODAY Oood used lurnltur or will eeit on coniicnnien, rn. J-aoss Stidtell'a Auction. Valley Furnitur Ca 2-7473 Used Furnitur 458 Building Materials KEITH BROWN SPECIALS! ' FENCING MATERIAL While this adv. lasts: Xe(. Sale 4x44' lo a" Cedar 84S. Un ft. ,, Jl M 4S 4' to S' Cedar B4S, lln ft. JO .11 x 4' to S' Cedar 84S, Un. ft, JO .IS tx RL No. 1 Co. S Btr. 848, lln ft. .04 .03 1-V Lattice 4' to r, Un ft .CM jOIJJ lalae to Clear BN1 Edee. lln ft. MIS .01 7Mxl',' xR 'L Clear 848, II n. ft. M M ' lo ' No. I Com. 1 Btr. Knotty Pine dry , ,011 Bunsalow OI. WhlU paint, (al. 4x5, and 10' rsh. car stake,, ee J10 CKMBNT1CO For Masonry work Baaement Walla Cement Blocks Stucco. 11 lb. bet S U 4 SO Ih has 1..W m KEITH BROWN LUMBKR YD. FRONT At COtlHT PHONI Slll "we give s i h cnrr.N stamps'1 ToPlaceAd CalI2-2441 laBt?BEfrwlMasj9K!rrer?XBH i t i V 4 Vi V.-. f.l :3 f; i r. I- J . . .. ... t Jl' .