Wednesday, June SO, 1954
THE CAPITAL JOUftNAL, Salem, Oretron
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Attractive June Bishop, aspirant to the auen'g contest of
the Jacksonville Gold Rush Jubilee, shows how its done with
prospector's pan and pick. A gold rush panning contest for
"color" has been omitted during the past several Jubilees,
but is being revived this year. Along with this event, a
mining exhibition will be shown from 1850 mining equipment
up to the present day hydraulic systems.
Consultant Thinks State
May Hare to Change Laws
Substantial overhaul of tome
Oregon laws may be needed to take
best advantage of a projected in
termediate correctional institution.
N. Y. STOCK QUOTATIONS
(By Ths Asioclsted Priu)
Admiral Corporation 20 H
Allied Chemical 91
AUis Chalmers 58 Vi
American Airlines . . J3 ft
Anaconda Copper 38
American Tel. & Tel. 166
American Tobacco 55
Atchison Railroad 110
Bethlehem Steel 69
Boeing Airplane Company 43
Borg Warner 82
Burroughs Adding Machine 20
California Packing 26 VI
Caterpillar Tractor 55 Vi
Celanese Corporation 21
Chrysler Corporation J 65
Cities Service 87 VI
Consolidated Edison 44 Vt
Consolidated Vultee
Crown Zellerbach 47
Curtiss Wright
Douglas Aircraft 77
du Pont de Nemours 134
Eastman Kodak 60
Emerson Radio 11 Vi
General Electrio 46
General Foods i 71 V4
General Motors 72'
Georgia Pacific Plywood 11 Vt
Goodyear Tire 65
Homestake Mining Company 41 tt
International Harvester
International Paper
Johns Manville
Kaiser Aluminum
Kcnnccott Copper
Libhy, McNeill
Lockheed Aircraft
Locw's Incorporated
Long Bell A
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kclvinalor
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pacific American Fish
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pacific Tel. & 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 Roebuck k Co.
Socony-Vacuum Oil
Southern Pacific
Standard Oil California
Standard Oil N. J.
Studebaker Corporation
Sunshine Mining
Swift & Company
Tiansumcrica Corporation
Twentieth Century Fox
Union Oil Company
Union Pacific
United Airlines
United Aircralt
United Corporation
United States Flywood
United States Steel
Warner Pictures
Western Union Tel
WestinKhouse Air Drake
Westinjjhouse Electric
Woolworth Company
That opinion was expressed by
Dr. Sanford Bates, New Jersey con
sultant on penal institutions, at a
joint meeting of the Board of Con
trol and an intermediate institu-
ion advisory, committee Tuesday,
Changes in the law would be ne
cessary to permit shifting of in
mates among MacLaren School for
Boys at Woodburn. the lntermedl
ate institution and the state peni
tentiary. Dr. Bates said. He sue-
gested giving transfer control to
the State Board of Control as a
solution.
Dr. Bates recommended a site
of 300-350 acres for the institution
even though it might be decided to
bypass a farm operation in con
nection with it. He said any of
three sites he has inspected in the
past two days in Marion County
would be satisfactory.
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Will Clan Hols
Annual Reunion
HUBBARD The annual fami
ly re-union of the Will clan was
held Sunday at the Lester Will
colonial home north of Hubbard.
The re-union has been an annual
event since 1930. About E0 were
present for the picnic.
Oldest members present Were
E. S. Wolfer of Hubbard and Jo
nas Will of Aurora. Youngest
member was Marie Kocher, the
3-month-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Leland Kocher.
The officers for the group
were all re elected: Roy Will of
Dayton, president: Lester Will,
Hubbard, vice-president, and Mrs,
Zane -Yodcr, secretary-treasurer.
Members were present from
Yachats, Portland, Albany, Cor-
vallis, Dayton, Tigard, Aurora
and Hubbard. Re-union will be
held next year at the same place.
PORTLAND Ml Butterfat -
Tentative, subject to immediate
change-Premium quality, maxi
mum to .33 to oae oer cent acuiilv.
delivered in Portland, 58-60 lb;
first quality, 56-58; second quality,
55 Vi-55 Vi. Valley routes and
country points 2 cents less.'
Butter-Wholesale, f.o.b. bulk
cubes to wholesalers Grade AA,
92 score, 57 Vi H; 91 score, 56 Vi;
B grade, 90 score, 55 Vi; 89 score,
52. ,
Cheese To wholesalers Oregon
singles. 38V-41Vi; Oregon 5-lb
loaf, 41 Vi-44 Vi.
Eggs To wholesalers Candled
eggs, containing do loss, cases in
cluded f o b. PorttsndA graai,
large, fl Vi-48 Vi; A medium, 43 Vs-
Vi: A grade, small. 28 Vi-31 Vi.
Eggs To retailers Grade AA,
large, 55; A large, 51; AA medium,
A medium. 46: A smau. 83.
Cartons i cents additional
Live chickens No. 1 quality,
o.b. plants Fryers and roasters,
28: at the firm 27: light hens, 12-
heavy hens, 14; old roosters,
12-13.
Turkey s To producers, for
breeder types, heavy hens, 26 f.o.b.
farm, New York dressed basis;
toms, 23, same basis. '
Rabbits Average to growers-
Live white, 3 Vi-4 Vi lbs, 18-22, 5-5
lbs. 14-18: old does. 10-12, few
higher. Fresh dressed fryers to
retailers, 56-59; cut up, 62-65.
Wholesale Dressed Meats
Beef-Steers, choice, 500-700 lbs.
39-42.00; good, 37-40.00; commer
cial 35.00-38.00; Utility 31.00-35.00;
commercial cows 25.00-30.00: utu-
21.00-27.00; canners - cutters,
22.00-24.00. .
Beef cuts choice steers Hind
quarters, 50.00-54.00; rounds, 47.00-
51.00: full loins, tnmmea, 7i.uo-
chucks. 34.00-37.00: TlDS. 50.00-53.UU,
Pork cuts Loins, cnoice, h-iz ids
59.00-63.00; shoulders, 15 lbs, 41.00
44.00; spareribs, 55.00-58.00; fresh
hams, 10-14 lbs, 59.WH.uu.
Veal and calves liooo-cnoice,
all weights, 36.00-43.00; commer
cial 12.00-39.00.
Lamb Choice-prune spring larng
under 50 lbs. 44.00-46.00.
Wool Grease basis. Willamette
Vflllev. 65-57 lb: Eastern Oregon
mixed cross Drea range wooi, w
55: fine and half blood, S5-6Z,
Country-dressed meats, f.o.b,
Portland: '
Beef Cows, utility,. X-Z7 .
rnnners-cutters. 22-23. .
Veal Top quality. ngnvweignt,
34-32: roueti heavies, zt-zy.
Hogs Lean piocKers -; cows,
lisht. 26-28.
LamDS Best llgirt springers, oo
40; yearlings, 25 and up, depending
on quality. r
Mutton Best, lo-u ; euu-uuiiiy,
8-10.
Fresh Produce
Onions 50 lb sacks Oregon yel
lows. No. 1. med. 2.25-75;
med yellow and red, 2.25-75; Texas
white wax, 3-in mm, z.a-s.ou; yel
lows. 3-in. 2.50-75.
Potatoes New crop Calif., long
Whites, 4.00-25; special mark
4 85.5.00; few 5.25: bakers. 5,5
5.75; No. 2, 100 lbs 1.00-50; round
reds 4.50-75.
Hay U. S. No. 1 green alfalfa,
baled, f.o.b. Portland , nominally
27.00-28.00 ton; U. S. No. 1 timothy
mixed hay, Portland and Seattle,
29.00-30.00 ton, Baled, f.o.b. cars.
Hoover Task Force
Ends Power Hearing
PORTLAND I A Howver Com-'
mission task force completed a nation-wide
aurvey of water and pow
er resources with a two-day ses
sion which ended here Tuesday.
The 47 sneakers who appeared at
the Portland session offered varied
views on now the region's water
resources could best be developed.
Among proposals advanced Tues
day was a public corporation, fin
ancing its operations through Dona
issues, to replace the Bonneville
Power Administration. This was
the suggestion of Gus Norwood,
;ecucve secretary oi tae, worta-
west Public Power Assn., which
represents 100 publicly owned elec
tric systems.
He would have Congress author
ize specific projects recommended
the corporation, then the cor
poration would undertake construc
tion with financing bonds guaran
teed by the federal government.
Most of Tuesday's witnesses were
advocates of public power and
were closely cross-examined by the
18-member task force which is
headed by Ben Moreel, head of
the Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp,
Pittsburgh.
Thomas L. Scanlon, director of
research and education for the Ore
gon AFL State Federation of La
bor, said his union favored federal
development of the region's rivers
and opposed the partnership devel
opment program.-
Mortcl a:He Scanlon if he also
favored government operation of
such industries as building and of
lood production. When scanloa said
be did not, Moreel asked: "In oth
er words, you are interested only
in government intrusion in , the
power field?"
Gov. J. Bracken Lee of Utah, an
ardent supporter of private enter
prise, asked Scanlon if he favored
removal of taxes from private util
ities. Scanlon replied In the nega
tive and Lee then asked: In other
words, to get the low power cost
here, you n taking advantage of
the people of the rest of the coun
try'", "
Mid Willamette
Obituaries
400 Agriculture 400 Agriculture
112 Fruit end Farm Product- 412 Fruit and Farm Prodacst
Wanted Cherries
HUDSON HOUSE, INC.
WANTS YOUR CHERRIES
Prices are tetter than last year!
i Now Receiving at
:; JORY PACKING PLANT ,
: ' MS M. rront, lim Ph. 1-1001
; ' HUDSON HOUSE DUNDEE! i v:
Picking PUnt Ph. 64, Newberf . .
K Adolpf Hildebrand
Ht. 1. Box 443, I Ml. East of Dallas - Salcm-Daltat Highway
Phone Dallas, 3023 1
450 Merchandise
454 Sawing Machine
SINGER, trcidlt sewing nuchSnft Ph.
4-im .
USED ELECTRIC
- DESK "
MODEL sewlnff machine-. Sws over
pint, forward and rveri. (
price 9360.60, now 1138.50. Attach
ment and button holer. Quaante-
' ed. Ph. 3-3312. Sinter Sewlnf Cen
ter. 130 N. Com'i.
SINGER PORTABLES .
Sowing machine In Al condition and
Mnaranteed, reduced to 40.M pluf
frre sewlnf leasone. Limited aup
Jly. rh 3-3813. s infer Sewlnf Cen
ter, 130 Ni Cora'lt - s
455 Hsahold Goods For SaU
-PC. DINING tet .M. Woodry'fc
No. Summer. :
IVv'jw apnnfs and full panel
N. Summer. ,
TRADE and aava at Woodry'. i05
rt. aummer.
GENUINE decDfrccre U cu, ft Very
noon. aMiu nerry Ave. a-7ioj.
Cardwell Heads
inn Red Cross
ALBANY Ed Cardwell, Sweet
Home, long an active civic lead
er, was named chairman of the
Linn county chapter of Red Cross
Monday during an executive
board meeting. Cardwell will take
office July 1, succeeding Ralph
Senders.
Elected first tlce-chairman
was Ken Edick, Albany; Dr. John
Jern, Albany, was selected sec
ond vice-chairman: uon Marga-
son, Albany, was reelected treas
urer and Mrs. George Bohle, Leb
anon, was also reelected secre
tary. '.
Retiring from office in the
chapter is Ed Bilyeu, Leoanon,
who served as second vice-chair
man during the past year. Card-
well was first vice-chairman dur
ing 1993-94.
Cordon Pays Tribute
To Woman Senator
Max Collins Crowder
MT. ANGEL Max Collins Crow-
der, 59, died at his home in Mt.
Angel Tuesday of a heart attack.
Mr. Crowder was born at Sil-
verton Oct. 27, 1894,. the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Crowder. On
March 4, 1929, he was married to
Ella Claus of Silverton. He con
tinued to live in Silverton until
two years ago when he moved to
Mt. Angel.
Surviving are his wife, Mt. An
gel; a son, Wallace E. Crowder,
Salem; two brothers, Earl, Port
land, and Ernest Crowder, Mt
Ansei. ana one grandchild.
Funeral services will be at z
m. Friday. July 1, at the Un-
ser Funeral Chapel, Mt. Angel.
Burial will be in the Silverton
cemetery. .
ADS IN THIS COLUMN
RECEIVED . ..
Too Late To Classify
TOR SALE: Excellent baled clover
nay, none neuer. Merie unurcn,
miles Weat of Rand Iiland Store.
Phone 12x4 Dayton.
400 Agriculture
403 Livestock Wanted
FURNITURE & mlcel. Rt. . Box
889 East of Labtnh Center Store. 1
1) CU, FT, Gibson cabinet deep :
freeie. Ph. 5-.W35
ROSE Frieze davenport and chair."
rn. -urr. ,
LIVESTOCK oiuret 1 buy cattle,
horses, hogs, aheep. veal. Emery
Alderman. Ph. 4-M3Q or e-7218.
CATTLE BUYERS, tVLutB. Sne
then, ean state. .iw or 1-1380.
CATTLE, honei, at your farm. E. C
nicuinauaD. uxi b. aatn. rn. a-eit-r.
1 ROOM turn. Stove, retrls. All util
ities. Block; to CBDltoi DlaES. i-aay
S25. Ph. 3-M80 days. S-Mt eves,
PIE cherries 10c a pound. U-piclt
7c a pound. 2180 ao. utn ov. rn.
4-31111.
1I-PIPK
MARSHALL stravftirrtei. Exc!ettt
Plcklns. Turn East at Kelzer School
on Cliemaka Road, so 1.4 miles and
turn lelt at McLeod, then rUht
H. W. Starling, who MclAoa Lane,
Phone 4-3819. -
LIVESTOCK buyer, A. T. sommer.
iv9 uarmony ur. rn.
408 Pets
TO GIVE AWAY, mother eat and her
kittens. Ph. 2-73Q1.
GIVE away to good home fi kittens.
uau alter p.m. e-ioii.
t-PC. CHROME dinette 134.85. Wood.
ry s, . pummcr.
TV OR VANITY stools 8.85. Wood
Ty s, h. aummer.
NEW SxlS linoleum S9.W.
summer, wooarya.
HOT POINT ranee, Maytag washer.
outlet, on circulator, oesk, radio,
1040 N, Capitol. Apt. 30.
UNUSUAL buy. Delux Admiral re-
srig.. vt'. Almost sew. urge
Urccslng unit, laao. Ph. I-7M3.
CALIF, style den or playroom fur
niture, includes daveno. cnair. tool .,
stool and end table. Red Western ,
design upholstery. Like new. $100.
Ph. 5-3138 eves.
PKDIGHBCD Dalmatian pupi (2S lor
male. $10 lor Xtmai. J1W K, St, or
MAYTAG washer. Latest model.
ncariy new, zujp longing. BTUii.
LARGE 1 bedroom apt, unfurn. Beat
and. uUUUes lurnUhed.
KELSON & NELSON REALTORS
1590 S. Com'i: ' ! Ph.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND W (USDA)-Cat-tle:
salable 500, market slow) stea
dy to weak with canner and cutter
cows generally 50c below Monday:
rucked lot good-choice 958 lb. fed
steers 23.50; load held higher; few
cutter and utility steers 11.50-17.00;
cutter and utility heifers 10.00
15.00; canner and cutter cows 8.50
10.50; utility cows 11.00-12.00; util
ity and commercial bulls 14.00-16.00.
Calves: salable 125, market about
steady; good-choice vealers 18.00-
21.00; utility and commer
cial grades 10.00-17.00; culls down
to 7.00.
Hogs: salable 100. market ac
live, mostly steady with sows
scarce and fully $1.00 hiRher;
choice 180-235 lb butchers mostly
27.50-28.00: choice 290-340 lb butch
ers 23.00-25.00; choice 4O0-500 'lb
sows mostly 18.00-20.00; smooth
sows to 21.50.
Sheep: salable 350, hoMovers
Chicago Grain
CHICAGO m Wheat firmed in
active dealings on the board of
trade Wednesday, helped by addi
tional advances in cash wheat and
a better inquiry for flour.
Feed grains did not do much,
although maintaining a steady
tone. The Foreign Operations Ad
ministration granted Great Britain
seven million dollars to buy Amer
ican corn.
Soybeans weakened at the start
on fears of substantial deliveries
of cash beans on July futures
Thursday. Later, they worked
higher but had difficulty getting
back to previous closing levels.
Wheat closed lWi-itt nigner, juiy
1.944-. corn lower to 3 high
er, July 1.59-Xi, oats unchanged to
V lower, Juiy an, rye i-n-i-
July 99-984, soybeans V to 2 cents
lower, July S.eo-S.e? and lard 12
cents lower to 12 cents a nunarea
pounds higher, July 15.00.
Chicago Livestock
CHICAGO Wi Butchers were
mainlv steady Wednesday, al
though the top price was off 10
cents, while sows sold steady to 50
cents lower.
Buyers paid $24.00 to $24.25 for
most choice 180t o 230 pound butch
ers while 2470 to 270 pounders went
at $23.00 to $24.50. Sows sold within
a $15.50 to $21.25 range
A few loads of prime
WASHINGTON Senator Guy
Cordon was one of seven mem
bers of the United States Senate
who took the floor in an unusual
gesture to pay tribute to Senator
Margaret Chase Smith (K., me.)
following her renomination last
week.
Senator Cordon joined in the
tribute because he aw in Mrs.
Smith's victory "a triumph for
those office holders who try to
do things because they think
those things are right, rther than
because of political experience."
Senator Smith, only woman
serving in the Senate by election,
was the author of the famed
"Dec 1 a r a 1 1 o n of Conscience,"
which denounced the practice of
some senators in using the Sen
ate floor to make unsubstantiated
charges.
Senator Cordon, Joining his six
colleagues in publicly congratu
lating the Maine senator, told the
Senate that because of her vic
tory, "f feel that every public
servant in every legislative body
may feel added strength in going
forward to do the things that
should be done solely because
they should be done, and not be
cause they are politically expedient."
Mrs. Dorice McNulry
WOODBURN Mrs. Dorice Ids
McNulty, 31, died in a Portland
hospital Tuesday of leukemia
after a long illness. She had lived
on Rt 2, Woodburn for 18 months,
coming there from Washington.
Mrs. McNulty was horn at .pro
vidence. R. I.. April 8, 1923.
Surviving are her husband,
Raymond C. McNulty, Woodburn;
a daughter, Carol, B, ana a son,
Richard, 3; her mother, Mrs.
Joseph Desy, Goldendale, Wash.;
a sister, Mrs. Pearl Ucker, The
Dalles; and a brother, Edgar Desy,
Everett, Wash. :
The rosary will be recited at
7:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 30, at
St Luke's Catholic church with
the Knights of Columbus partici
pating. Requiem mass will be said
at 8:30 a.m. Thursday, July 1, at
St Lukes with burial to follow In
the church cemetery under direc
tion of the Kingo-Cornwell- Mor
tuary. . . :
Melvin F. VanDusen
SUBLIMITY The rosary will
be recited at 8 p.m. Wednesday,
June 30, at the Weddle funeral
Chapel, stayton, lor uemn r.
Van Dusen, Rt 1, Turner, who
died of a heart attack at his home
Monday.
Funeral services will be at
9:30 a.m. Thursday, July 1, at
St Boniface Catholic church,
Sublimity. Burial will be in the
Catholic cemetery, Sublimity.
Mr. Van Dusen was born in
Renville county, Minnesota, July
17, 1904.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Frances Van Dusen, Turner;
children, Melvin, Michael, Irene,
Barbara, Jacqueline, and Geral
dine. Turner; and Thomas Van
Dusen, Salem; and his mother,
Mrs. Elsie Van Dusen, Salem.
FINE FOR G.I. OR F.H.A.
Delightful newly rerecorated 0 room
home over 1,000 sq. It. Roomy lot,
Garage, Secluded location near
shopping center with nearly new
' refrigerator, Electric Range, Trom
bone T.V. Aerial and washing ma
chine. S8.450.oo. Best of terms.
Owner 275 Southvlew plaee
MOTHER cat St 4 kittens to (We
away 10 gooq nomc. yn. e-iiou.
FOR SALE Male pure Dalmatian.
S yrs. old. . Wonderful pet. 375
Talrvlew Ave, bet. 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
TWO beautiful kittens, black
white. Want good home. 1-257.
pianos, furniture, appli
ances, tools, etc. Woodry'a, 1(05 N.
Summer.
CRIB and mattress, S yr 512.50. 1605
N. Summer. Woodry's. ,
ELECTRIC range for apt, a burners
Si ovenette, S39. Full alia O.E., 579.
Al Leue App- 2350 State St.
FOUND Black it tan dog, long tail.
green couar. rn. a-ejoi.
USED pianos. Your choice 175. E. U
a -an rurmture. 179 n. Hifn.
ITXCKLLENT reg. Cocker pups. Cock
er mother to give away. Ph. 2-1252.
UNFINISHED furniture. H. L. SUM
rurn. store. 175 N Hlglt. ,
VERY nice 1 bedroom house, unfurn.
except stoves, s&ft.
NELSON Si NELSON REALTORS
1590 S. Com'i. Ph. 2-366S
FOR SALE 2 Australian pupa on
anas Mcuain Ave., aaiem.
S-PC. dinette set. Good condition. Ph.
4-I9S3.
'xl2" WILTON rug. good condition.
525. call at IQOU . t;apuoi, Apt. J.
a Tanniur. hAir,,. Baa.. oU heat, fire,
place, near menmono. sen. -seae
smaller home in trade,
ALSO small S bdrtn. home N. Sum
mer on larger a ourm. or uupiex.
JOE NOOflUHa&TIA
Real Estate
1595 N. Cottage 4-3661 day or eve,
PUREBRED English Pointer papa.
rnona mu j oni Ave.
APT. SIZE range. Like new. 589.50.
woodry'a. 1B05 N. summer.
REGISTERED German Shepherd le-
mufl pup, e mo. very goon wun
enuaren. rn, -nw.
NEW BAVENOS from S59.50. Glenn
wooary. 1W5 N. summer.
PARAKEETS and suppUea. A. IV
rowers, foa aeivue. rn. -iwrf,
NEW 9x12 tugs from 529,60. 105 N.
summer, wooary s. ,
PARAKEETS. Cam supplies. Bare
raraoiee, sabq unnstion a-jeu.
410 Seeds and Plants
WANTED unfurn. 2 bdrm. hse. with
garage, cy responsioie cuuiji
2-9981 alter p p.m.
ADULT cherry pickers Thursday,
Good crop, aiou moouy.
3 COCKFJt puppies. Phone 2-54S7.
Central Howell FU i
Picnic on 1 1
CENTRAL HOWELL The regu
lar meetinc of the Central Howell
I-ocal ot the Farmers Union was
held on the urual date when an
ineiintinn wps read from Linn
, . . u County to attend its annual picnic
SC! V,.V,B -Vmtd SutiSsy in August. The
PARTLY furnished apt. Newly dec
orated. -u per mwiui
water. Located at 3054 N. Cap. Ph.
2-6066,
300 Personal
310 MooUno Notice)
SALEM LODGE No. 4. AT.
AM. Wed. June SO, Si. M. o-
gree, 7:5U p.m.
316 Personal
8EED potatoee. netted gems Ac Bur
Dan as. wap roruana acu, e-etne.
FUCHSIAS
" Hangmgbaaketa S2.50 up.
WARD'S USCHI A GARDENS
4JS0 Cherry Are,
412 Fruit and Farm Produce)
U-PICK berries Me lb. Bring; con
tainers. Werllne Hop Ranch, Inde
pendence,
PICK or shares, five large Royal Ann
Cherry trees, heavily loaded.
sprayed. Ph. s-etna.
U-PICK Pie Cherries. Ph. 8-4676.
U-PICK Strawberries ac Bring aon-
talners. James H. neaaen. u xei.
N.E. of North Howell school.
45S Wantsid, Rhold Goods
CASH TODAY Good used lurnttusel
or erin bH on oneiilgnneeni, Ph.
3-9098 SuOlell's Auction.
SAFE, permanent remoral tt tin-
sianuy xaciaj aaua. i.,.,. w .....
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous
I 2088 N. Com'i 8-4837.
ALCHOLICS Anonymous, Sliw N,
CommercleL e-vaia or a-iw.
DEATHS
Mrs. Ellssbelh Frances Kleeman
At a local hospital June 27, late
reHldent of 3070 Hollywood Dr. Sur
vived by daughters: Florence Klee
man, Salem; Mrs. Grace Stephens,
Long View, Wash, Sons, rncst
Kleemen. Calif; Percy Kleeman, De
Lake, Ore.- Lt. Cmdr. W. W. Klee
man, U. S. Navy. Recttetion of Ros
ary Wednesday June 30, at 8 p.m. In
the W T. Rladon Chapel. Services
will be held Thursday, July 1, at 10:30
In the St. Vincent de Paul Catholic
Church, interment Bclcrest Memorial
Park.
Kiisene Hasenfurter
Late resident of Meriford, Ore.,
In this citv June 29. Announcement
of services will be made later by
the W. T, Rlgdon Co. .
LEGALS
lots 18.00-19.00: good 108 lb year
lings 14.00; good and choice 65-75
lk frator lamhe IS on- medium
Because the resistance of nickel graues down to 12.50: several lots
to electrical currents increases as unsod; good and choice shorn
is gels wanner, it oltcn is uscn;ewcs 4 .50; culls down to 2.00.
t ine worm roruanu marKct win
be closed Monday, July 5)
300; market about steady on 1 10 iow choice grades brought $20,-
slaughter clusscs but 50-l.uu lower j0 $23.00. Cows sold steady to 25
on generous gathering ot feeder cents oweri topping at $13.75.
lambs; choice and prime spring Spring lambs went to a new low
lambs mostly 20.00; good-choice j on tne current crop, selling weak
tor 'Kb.5i to $27.00, the top Good j -y,' Loca, picnic .m
be held Sunday, July 11. ai me
Silverton City Park, with Silas
Torvend making reservations.
Silns Torvend and trans way
to control (he temperature of elec
trical blankets.
SALEM MARKETS
ComnllM lira ceeern el
let lh rsMsntrr ! rtnllsl Jrnsl
readers iBetltre eailf.l
ftrinll re lrlee:
R.hhlt sHfl, 53JJ-J45 IM-Ib. !'
1 100-lb basl.
i n M..n-t .ss-s
nalfT r - 91-01-1 M IM . ''
; 30-54 .45 1100 lb. ball 4
V nr.lnt e,irr t:wr Irw
S4c: old rouilers, 12cl eolorrd fowl. 14e:
leshorn lowl, 13cl colored rooiters. J,
Est-- - ,
noTlrl Vrlees Else, AA. 4..-: Hne A
4-4r: medium AA. 3-; medium A.
JSttl .m.ll A. JJ-Ue: "'
orite. tenerslle ean I.
erwe. Sbv. isrse e'td. .."'!!
quoted st BScl mertlumt at 4sc.
Rstterlal - Bmlns ones eremt-im
ttr No 1 lc -Boiler-
Wholeisn. AA erine. orlM
Hci rarten. s.ei a oMnM. 4 tsrlnea
lie: S erinla. :e BeUII A ersde
eeo-T0ct ttsda. si I treds. tie-
Wall Street
to 50 cents lower at $20.00 to $23.00
for good and prime types.
' Salable receipts wre estimated
at 7,000 hogs, 8.500 cattle, 500
calves and 1,000 sheep.
Chicaao Onions
By United Press
NEW YORK The slock mar
ket declined Wednesday after an
early show of strength petered out.
Losses ranged to a point or two
hut the great majority were fractional.
Trading was markedly sicwer
than Tuesday. Volume for the day
was around 1.900,000 shares com
pared witli tlie 2.350.000 shares
which changed hands Tuesday.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND I No bids or of
fers.
rnnnrind for the Legislative Com
miltse, and Lloyd Bcutlcr for the
Co-op Committee, who reported
on the recent meeting held by the
Co-op membership and announced
the purchase of property on the
Silverton Road to be Improved In
Ik. f,,l,,i-n
. ,.,Jllh CI
TImi me-mlit-l A iicaiu ai&ie llt-IU hl..h I. nmmr,n t th pntrr line
loncnn whn snoke on the : of counlv Road 734: thence South-
Sunnlies moderate, demand fair, insurance policies oftered. by ! ?ZjJMtSt2ur
market slichlly weaker. the Farmers Union. National vice ,nd 14 o( ,ari T. and n. to the
Track sales 50 lbs. U.S. 1 unless president Homcri rioipn aisu '
j. .,if c-.l . VaIIm, L.,. .I, d-.K'A.-l ; crtl--n 14. t..e..wft .t
S'.HtCu: t-HMl-JiniH C-'.-KIl - - Or,Ct, Ull INK OCtirc dj-.
Globes 3-inch and larger 2.25-2.40, Mrs. Clarence Johnson reported
e.j inrh 1 B5-2.00. Yellow Vcrbosns : ir the Cheer Committee. Eldon
NOTICK OP IIKARIND
Bv Order of the County Court of
Marlon County, Oregon, issued June
ZZ, IBM, Notice Is hereby Riven that
on July 28, 1954 at 10:30 o'clock A. M.
of said dsy In the County Courtroom
in tne uourt House at caiem. a near
Inn will he held on the proposed for
mation of a Rural Tire Protection
District to be known as the Mltlc'le
Grove Rural Tire Protection District
and to Include iiie iuliuwing (id
scribed area:
Krainnlnp at a point In Marlon
County In Section 91, T. t S R. W
where the center Hue of Slate High
way 9i)E Intemects the center line
of Market Road 52: thence Easterly
along the said Market Ronil 52
across Sections 31, 32, 33, 34 , 35, and
38 oi sold T. and R., to lis intersec
tion with the center line of County
Road 6.10 in Section 35 of said T. and
R.: thence Southerly alone, the cen
ter line of County Road 838 through
Section 36 of said T. and R. and
Sectolns 1 and 1 of T. 7S. R. 2 W to
center line of Market r.osd 90
I WILL not be responsible lor any
debts otner inaii jii.y
Tarnaskv. JIB Ellandale) Ave.,
Dallas, oi
PARENTS, let me teach your child
read I ng or arithmetic. u-pp.'o.
LOSE up to 20 lbs. In S wks. Sale.
Easy. Send S2. Box 1688, Salem.
400 Agriculture
K2 Uvestoclc For Sal
RI?D fryers,lJ15 each. Ph. 3-6838.
F'RSALE, fresh Jersey cow with
3rd celt In No. 1 shape. Ph. 2-8102,
EXCELLENT pleasure horse 8 yr.
old sorrel mare, r-i
li-i'kk', -IKE'' ''r: Hresv,,;,:
or whole. 23c. Custom kllllnj.
Trailer loaned free Salem Meat
Co.. 1328 S 25th. Ph 1-4858.
40 Poultry and Habblts
DRESS?:D FRYERS. 2-2314-
SPECIAL, July New Hampshire
chicks, 18c. Valley Jrmtore.
HAMPSHIRE Hens 1 year old. Also
Fertilizer, rn.
U-PICK Marshall strawberries 10c
lb. Frank Toney. 1380 Harmony.
114 ml. N.E. of Kelzer, 4-J97J.
U-PICK Marshall Strawberries, 8c.
Bring plenty containers, uernes
good, 6 ml. North on Portland Hi
wav. Jes Mathls Orchsrd.
DRESSED FRYERS. PH. 4-1090.
LEGHORN pullets. 5 mos. o n. Lay
ing and ready-to-lay. Will lay high
priced summer eggs. Ph. 1-2851.
Lee s rlatcnery.
DAY OLD and star ed New Harnp
shire White Rocks end S",Ld"
Broad every Tuerdsv and mdsy
rvA9 Mil,"""'
3830 Slate St
Ph 3-4909
CUSTOM killing, fowl of any icina.
Kill 6 days a week Newell s Poul
try Pl.nl Rt 5 Boa 108 Ph. 4-3426
Call 2-2441 toPlaceAd
tJPIK Strawberries. Sc. Si mt. E.
of the Green Apple Market, Rt. g,
Eox 433. 2-HUO. B. Kudna.
U-PICK very good Marsha lis, clean
Held, 10c lb. Joe Lucas. 1 ml. out
on Orchard Heights ltd. rh. 1-5058
after 6.
457 Radio and TV
U-PICK strawberries, 10c lb. Bring new RCA-VICTOR 11-ineh table
Antjilner. fHean natch, food Dick- I nl.i .11 .H..I h,n ,,ll mt. A.
container. Clean patch, good plck
lug. 6090 McLeod Lane. Ph. 4-3123,
U-PICK Northwest strawberries, 10c
per pound. S.yeellent lor Ireesinr
and canning. Field located only I
mile north of Salem on Norm ruver
ltd. firing your own containers, js.,
4te L. atrawnerry rarm,
U-PICK strawberries. 10c lb. Bring
boxes. Andresen, 4P90 N. Lancaster.
U-PICK strawberries. 8c. R. 6, Box
158, 5 miles out silverton nignway.
Ph. 2-2303.
U-pick strawberries. Bring contain,
ers. I'n. s-uis. w.n. n.tr. Williamson.
U-PICK strawberries, 4475 Claxter Rd
U-PICK strawberries 10c lb. Every
day but SAluraaya. uo out unerry
Ave. to Alder St. to Brooks Ave
Turn left to fields. Hartman, 4190
Brooks Ave. Ph. 42989.
U-plck strawberries 10c lb. Phone 2-
S704. jonn jeiiery m. s, uox mi.
CHERRIES. We buy fruit on trees.
1 tree or more. Any amount, rn.
2-0022 after 8 p.m.
30 acres of good grass hay for sale
Ph. 4-;iB7n.
425 Auction Sales
antee. S19B.95. Terms If desired.
Ralph Johnson' Appliance. Ph.
3-3139. . , ' :
CAR radio. Custom built lor 1951
Ford. H9. 93. Montgomery Ward
it Co.. Salem. Ph. 3-3191,
11" TV art. New 1 yr. warranty on '
all parts. Reg. price $299.95. Now
only 1239.99 including all channel
tuner during our June clearance
sale 'til June 30. Others to choose)
from. Open from 9 to 9 daily ex
cept Sat. fe Sun. Valley TV Cen
ter, 2303 Fairgrounds Rd.
17" TABLE models, brand new. As
low as 5149 9a, Muippea ror chan
nels 27 and 8. Valley TV Center,
2303 Fairgrounds Rd. Phone 2-1913. ,
458 Building Materials
2 2S-2.W, 2-3 inch Semi - Yellow
Globes 2.00-.25, White Olobcs 3-
inch and .larger 3.00-3.25, 2-3 men
3.15-3.25: Tcxaj Globes linch and
larger 3,25-3.65, 2-3 men 3.i5-3.za.
ST. PAI L PARISH DINNER
ST. PAUL The St. Paul Parish
Is serving a turkey dinner Sun
day, July 4,. from 11 a.m. to 5
p.m. The same dinner will be
served on Monday after the St.
I17k--l 7. Rtrlfttf HAUl HOOPO fRTBIK' flllll Bl VTl "",
Flour 6; Oats 3; Mill'leed J, tafternoon show. Proceeds iromi
Eeutler showed pictures dealing
with the exchange student pro
gram. Mrs. Frank Way will be program
chairman in August. A social hour
followed with Mrs. Frank Beutler
and Karen Mantic serving refreshments.
the dinner are to go toward build
ing a new Parish school. Chair
men for the dinner are Mrs. Ele
mr-r Goodina. Mrs. Robert Cole
man and Mrs. Lawrence Bernards, j jo jUBe, July. 1954,
Road 21 of
clitcrly auona
Sections 14. 15 and 16 to the South
west corner ol Section 16 which Is
common to the Northeast corner of
the four rnrners Rural Fire Protec
tion DKtrlcl; thence Westerly slong
the North Boundary of the Four Cor
nea Rural Fire Protection District
to the East Citv Limits of the Citv
of Salem. Oregon: thence Northerly
and Weaterlv alons the nalrl City
Limits Boundary of the City of Ha.
Im to the center line of Slate Hlfth
av 9E: thence Northeasterly alone
the center line of said Slste High
wsr WF. to the point nf beginning.
Excluding from said area, however,
all property which Is excluded by
Chapter 30. Section 99- 3002, O. C.
L A
Doled June 25, 1954.
iSesll H. C. MATTSON,
Aunty Licra.
LEGALS
"NOTICE IS HEHKBY GIVEN that
the undertittned hnn been appointed
.,i.nnin-iti-iv nf thft estate of rritn
cii H. Sacco. decerned, by the Circuit
Court o( Marion County. Oreon.
ah fuirgnni havlnff claim aetilnit
aid estate are required to preaent
them to me co Jamea D. Olion, co
a".n.il Jnnrnal. 2R0 N. Church St.,
s'alem. Oreaon, within tlx month
rnm ih flrt.t rial at this nubllcatlnn,
Dated and ttr? I published this ISth
day of June, 1964.
pate Ot l&fti puuucauua. "
day of July, 1054.
HOSF. U. MKUAI.K,
' Admlntitratrlx of the Karate of
Krfincla P. Sncro, Deceased.
nnVSON nd DEICH,
Attorney for Admlntitratrlx.
1206 Loyalty Building.
Portland. Oregon. J. 16, 2.1, 30, Jly. 7.
NOtlCK OK FINAL SKTTLKMKNT
NOTICE ii hereby given tnat tne
undesigned ha filed her final re
port as executrix of the estate of
OTTO AI.LWoniJKN. deceased, with
the Circuit Court of Marlon County,
Oregon, and that the Circuit Court
n! tV.d County has fixed F, iiy
1he eth day of Juiy, 1M. at S:15
a.m. at the Circuit Court moms in
Salem, Marlon County, Oregon, as
the time ind place respectively for
hearing objections to SJiid final re
port. RITA THOMPSON, Executrix of
the Estate of Oito Allworden,
Deceased.
HUSTON fc THOMAS
Attorneys for KxecutrlX
CoivullU, Oregon
J. I. 1, 13. 90, Jir f
Furniture Auction
Wed. eve, June 30th at 7:30 p.m.
And every Wed. evening.
Furniture for every room In the
home, rtcdroom sets. eiec. ranges,
refrigerators, twin ac full size mat
tresses, coll ft box springs, davenoa
At davenports, ecc. chsirs, rock
ers chslrs a tables, wood Islhe,
lie w, floor lamps, biri-h csblni-l,
band saw, table saw, extension lad
der, ellder swing, drake, other sr.
tides ' of furniture. Come to buy
or sell. Open every .weekday to
receive your consignments.
Livestock Auction
Thum., July 1st
10 A M MISC.. FURNITURE.
ri.OWF.HS. FARM MACHINERY
1 P.M. L1VF.STOCK
Chickens rahhlti, ducks, geeae.
Bahv calves, veal, feeder stock,
milk It beef cows, heifers, bulls,
steers, sheep, goats, pigs. Come to
buy or sell. Livestock sold hy
weight or hesd. -,,-,
LANE SUDTKLLS
AUCTION SALES YD.
Phone 3-SOOS -I"" SllvertnnJRd.
FURNITURE AUCTION tonlte t
7 o'clock at LANE SUDTF.LL'S
AUCTION SALES YARD, lo
c(ed 1 milci east of Slem on
Silverton road. Til. 36Q0P.
PINE! PINE! PINE!
New load. Shelving 12'ic ft.. Panel
ing lllsfi ft. t.ots to pica: zroin.
IS Jamba.2.IS set. Clear, tool Fly
wood specials: ISO sheets ',' 4xg
combed at ISc. 12S sheets Vt 4x8
vg. Redwood at W'.ic. Ext., tool
4xR sheen In Int. or ext. ply..
Shakes No. 1, J10.50 Incl. uc. Util
ity shakM $5.75. New car oak
flooring, priced rlghtl Wallboard
1.44 4x11, Harwoard I.7S 4x8. Sdga
98.30 up Scr. doors 8.99 up.. Friend
ly, prompt estimating & delivery t
service. - NO DOWN PAYMENT
36 MONTHS TO PAY. Come Inl
Vlaitl Open all day Saturday, '
PORTLAND ROAD LUMBER YARD
3545 Portland Hd. Ph. 4-4433
PLYWOOD PRICE DHOPPBD
' American Birch Plywood. Your
choice i" grade A . .... 44
Mnhoeany. "Jan birch" plywood.
pcricct for paneuns e"u''T
Inpts
Kraft paper sale
CHF.AP
. 52 M
iMf plvwood for boaut Cheap
Nalli. per keg ?
t tan. 21 lb 'noflng. ,
No. 1 cedar shingles
White MHbesios hiding. 10.W
Cedar Shakes with O. C. cheap
tvateroro'.! wall board. 4x1.., 1 79
Unpalnted shakes e-l
New 4xs piaster board - 1,40
Outside while oalnt ....2.90
500 gal steel septle tank! 99 0O
4" cast Iron soil pipe -.70a
4' Orangeburg pipe .3e
Plastic pipe (cu than galvanized.
galvanized pipe....- ....tM
New toilets with seats,-. , 34,80
New halh pornn
43 gsl water heaters.
4!0 Merchandise
54 StwlniJ Mach'.aat
12-3 elec. wire, roll at ,
Dbl sink com. wrtm
Plastlo dratnhd. coverings.
Galvanised gutter. 4-ln
New doors, all sl7ea.
Ne f!r door 1smbs
Overhead garage hardware ,
8x7 steel doors, comp.
87 90
43BJ
..Sfie ft.
-le ft
"i
aft
For Unpaid Balance
Sinter Elec. cabinet sewing machine.
Auto, tension. Floating pressure
foot. Sews forward It reverse. New
machine guarantee plus free sew
ing leaanns.
Singer Sewing Center
1.70 n. L.nm'1.
ELECTRIC Slnser portable
machine. 4-9001 after 30.
awing
.13.99 .
-44.00
Insulation, loose 1c batts (CltEAP)
Hunrireda new (ither stripped
window! in stack ... ,, .14J0 up :
New picture windows , H OP .
Cedar posts. Your choice , 39
Barbed wire W, gauge SS
Woven wire as chick. fenceCHfcAP
Shake mold " ft
Galvanized Iron Root , tlO.OO ao.
rew sreen ooora ... ae.va
Cedar At Fir siding -(CHEAP!
1,000 Used Window! Your Cboleo
C. G. LONG & SONS
Ph 4-90M I ml N ol Kelsef
LUMBER SALE
Shiplap and t Inch All new lum.
ber. 917.9A per M. and up oe
ltvared. Phon 1-2041 . ,
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