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Newspaper Page TextViolence and Injury At Sperry Plant Again By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS For the second day. violence and injuries were reported Thursday at the strike-bound Sperry Gyro- c.nm nun at I.nkp Snprffst VV And there appeared little prog! I strikes. CIO Electrical Workers resumed mass picketing at the Sperry plant and two men were reported in jured. Several autos were dam- Home, Garden , Show All Ready Everything is ready for the un veiling of the Home and Garden show at the Grandstand Pavilion, State Fairgrounds, at 7 o'clock Thursday night. The snow is sponsored by the Salem Lions Club, with Fields Merck as general chairman. Merck said today that club esti mates of a total attendance of at least 15,000 still stands, and pre parations have been made accord ingly. Admission to the show and to the car parking area is free. Sev enty exhibits are in place. En trance to the grounds Is on 18th Street. Mayor Robert F. White will cut a ribbon to open the shoe at 7 p.m. Again Friday night the show will open at 7 and on Saturday at 1 p.m. A free specialty show by Portland talent is on the program each night with matinee Satur day. Hazel Small Dies After Sudden Illness Mrs. Hazel Small, resident of Salem for the past 10 years and a late resident of 425 South 21st street, died at a local hospital Tuesday night. Mrs. Small was taken to the hospital earlier in the day after suffering a heart attack at her home. Born at Houlton, Maine. July 24, 1894, she was married in that state May 6, 1917, to Waldo Small, who survives her. Ten years ago last December the Smalls came to Sa lem, where Small has since been a car salesman. Mrs. Smal was a member of the Methodist church in Maine. She al to was a member of the auxiliary of World War I veterans, of thelcial dairy type sleers 14.00-18.50 Odd Fellows and the Rebekah few head good steers 21.00; canner lodges, (and cutter cows mostly 9.50-11.50, Surviving besides the husband is: few up to 12.00: utility mostly a daguhter, Janetto Lutz of Ches- 13.00-14.50 including heavy Hol ter. Pennsylvania, who is flying I steins to 14.00: few commercial out for her mother's funeral, and ! i5.oo-16.00; utility-commercial bulls two grandchildren. Announcement of funeral serv ices will be made later by the Cough -Barrick chapel. Salem Chapter, OUNA, Will Elect Tuesday The annual meeting and elec tion of officers of Salem Chapter, Oregon United Nations Association, v.ill be held next Tuesday night at the YWCA, and will include a talk by Dr. Victor Sword on India. The nominating committee will submit these nominees: For presi dent, Harold Adams: vice presi dent, Mrs. Dennis Patch; treasur er, Fred Scherer: board members, Tom Churchill, Robert D. Gregg. Mrs. Roy Lockenour, Charles Love and Harvey Wright. Members of the nomirutine com-1 mittee are Tom Bennett, chairman. Mrs. Ruby Bunnell, Miss Mary Kvre, Rev. Calvin Moore, and Mrs. William VanMetcr. Refreshments will be served Chicago Grain CHICAGO Wl Wheat and soy bean futures were strong on the board of trade most of the time Thursday and other grains followed along. Wheat was up more than a cent at times and soybeans more than two cents. There was some export news, and no rainfall was indicated for the drier areas of the Southwest, which were hit by dust storms Wednesday. However, traders said there was little else in the news to account for the market's Itrensth Vh?at' closed unchanged to 1 cent higher. May 2 13V1,: corn. unchanged to H higher, May 1.45' m 4. nt, I. tn s. no. Mav ol.46: oats U to H up. May .-if SI. on 3 In 1 I. U9V lUdnO HI1U UI CUIl-aUdlUM! d-IIKIl : . ... . . , . . i4V4-H rye up s, to 1 "ay . . ,., ,,mr T,, vi t itv; Mrs. Kdna Meier. Rando ph. if K-TVni4 .aru "i't - SZliJT. I '- len Tierce, Tur-T- l',3.2!4. '; J,h. wl Cranex 3inch and larger 2 50, 2.3j " a son, Norman Oakes. Scio, 5 cents a hundred pounds lower, May 12.87. Portland Grain PORTLAND ijP Coarse grains unquoted. Wheat 'bid. to arrive market. hasis No.l bulk, delivered coast: Snft White M Soft White (excluding Rex) . 2 ! .. 2.Mi I f. White Club Hard Red Winter: Ordinary 10 per cent Hard White Baart: Ordinary .. . . " J3T. Thurvtay i car receipts: Wheat 2: barley !; Hour 12; corn 1; mill feed I. BENEVOLENT THIEF LONDON il'Pi-Gerald Bolitho faced 21 months n lail today lor :,v "d" ., .k v,,: lim . -ond aomg the Brit., h Museum a good, turn Rth,, ... ... sentenced Bolitho. who as sc"le" edndav for uteahnz ra.e earlv copv of the French national anthem. The Marse.ll.i5e. from the museum, taid "I have actual. y done the British Museum some I have shown up hint rarouX ot r cypt- 'no r pnrted to he Inikinf for a "o. u oKered ork . ffni Thursday hv the Mayer Film Co. ol Istanbul.' 1- .1 . m ....(amm " ' . .t- i.im a a. iiV" meiium . . . ... .. " betw 2tn to itn Rewara. .i-fltia . OTW w iX -.rWto be Mined ni the Willamette Me- D,- Ph-4: F.X.KINT. OFFERED JOB 11h.n once. .v.: lrge g-.rle A ;. . ' . .. "r p.m. ISTANRITI.. Turkei -Former f-terally quoted i memum - , TilTir aged as non-striking workers tried to enter the plant. A proposal by Southern gover- nnP. t ; I. .j .if. u day' UuisvlilTX 'ville f,MH I"6 Wl1-'f0Uit WUld ""''""fl The railroad had said it was willing to submit to arbitration "it the strike Is immediately term inated." but that the issues to be ?rb!,'"dT?h0uld "as?noblyAA small, 42-44. Cartons 1J cents' "iiV u T j . " : wiuuig m suumu me aispuie over a health and welfare plan to bind ing arbitration. Meanwhile, a group of Southern governors planned to meet in At lanta Saturday with representa tives of the Southern Bell Tele horte Co. and the striking CIO Communication Workers of Ameri ca in an attempt to end the 39-day telephone strike. The union de mands arbitration on fringe points and higher wages. The company says that a no-strike clause is the bar to a new contract. Governors of six Southern states and representatives of six others had met in Nashville earlier this week to discuss the L&N and tele phone walkouts. Both st r i k e s, marked by violence, have cut deep ly into the economy over wide areas of the South and Southeast. Unemployment mounted in many areas because of the rail strike which has forced the shutdown ofiwnn. n.'.n.i,! w'nn.isnii. mil. some related inoustries. No headway was reported in ef forts t settle the CIO Textile Workers Union strike against 24 mills in four New England states. The strike started last Saturday in a dispute over wages. A strike of CIO steelworkers closed the Curliss Wright metals processing plant at Buffalo. N.Y., ! making idle about 1.5O0 employes. Members of local 4940. composed of engineers and technicians, walked off their jobs Wednesday and Wednesday night in a strike termed unauthorized by the local's president. The strike was over em ployment of a non-union industrial chemist. Portland Livestock PORTLAND (AWUSDAl-Cattle salable 250, including three loads fed steers not offered Thursday: demand narrow for commercial good steers: other classes active. mostly steady: few utihty-commcr- 14. 5O-17.00. odd head 17.75. Calves salable 25: market about steady; good-choice vealers 23.00 28.00; cull-Utility 9.00-17.00. Hogs salable 150; market slow. mostly steady with some choice No.3 lightweights 25 lower; choice No. 1-2 butchers 180-235 lb mostly 20.00; choice No.3 lots 19.00-25; Choice 385-500 lb sows 14.50-15 50. Sheep salable none; market nominally steady but old crop lambs in narrow demand: choice No. 2 pelt lambs Wednesday 16.00; choice wooled lambs Monday up to 19.00; one choice wooled ewe 8.00. Chicago Livestock CHICAGO UP. Hog receipts were rather heavy at 11,000 head Thursday and prices were from 1 25 to 50 cents lower in very slow i dealings. A part deck of mostly No. 1 grade butchers brought $17.60 per hundred pounds, and 48 head of choice No. 1. 200 pounders sold at a top of $17.65. Sows were mostly 50 cents lower. High choice and prime steers sold steady at $26.50 to $30.50. Good to prime mainly good and , ..." J. ' u. . ' " , j ds and d so,d " , c . . . . , . cr sheep brought $4.50 lo 17.00. Other salable receipts were esti mated at .1.000 cattle, 300 calves and 2.500 sheep. Chicago Onions Supplies mod ,.7 demand ; slow, market slightly weaker. Track sales: None. SIrf , 5.al" ' '"5' J- ' .un" Generally good quality """" t '."l-i innh o on -j is r.rann t.inrh anH.ano lo granocnutircn. A1SO sur- lunger 2.232.50 , 2-3 inch 1.75-2.O0. Crvst.nl Wax 2.1 inch 2.2.5- 50: Midwest Yellow Globes 3inch and inrwr 00. mediums 1.00-1.25. fair quality 50-75c, I Kncland Arrives DAYTON Mr. and Mrs. Har old Knjland received phone call from their son Cpl. Dannyi England ving he had arrived in Seattle Monday and Is now at ?.'' '-";"' El."d ha. been in Korea mr tne pasi n mum5jMU and si djed lalr Wltn tne Army SALEM MARKETS Cnmplleil from repm-is f Stlfm 1 eslrs tni Ihf fiilrtunre nt tirtlUl Ret(l rred Prlrr Journal Retrtert fReviiro cuny I RihMi i-eiieu 53 2?.. S 45 (00-lb hoi. 4 2.-.-4tvi d00-!b bag). Uf M.ih-$4-53o lif rril .$3 05-3 48 iW.lb ball: jsh' '" fail , h.ii. p.V.. - Colors . . ... uP. roinr.d air: i.fhnrn t""-'t. it-: nid ""i "v?'15?! i,horn icwi. lir; color! rmit.rs. jv - i Bu,,i. nuvtnn nnr.. pirmiun. Vlr ii,b i r.ii i- P"nu' "" ,,. wni.u'. aa hw ih"! "" ;oc' 8 ,1c n.s.ia. pir-rt?r A A 41c; Isrre a.. . t-nt ii.n... U.M LOST- Rhinfton pin on Stat St . 1 MARKET QUOTATIONS PORTLAND Butterfat Tentative, subject to immediate change Premium quality, deliv ered in Portland 58-61 lb: first quality 56-58: second quality 54-57. Butter Wholesale, l.o.b. bum cubes to wholesalers-Grade AA. I 1ST" m M scTre 57 4- B i SCOre. 58 1, 1TC SCOre, af D ho.Ualerrelon Eggs-To wnolesalers-Candled f.o.b. Portland. A large. 46 47 V; A medium. 45 4-46 V4. Eggs To retailers Grade AA, large, 50-51: A large, 48-49; AA medium. 48-49: A mediumi 47-48 additional Live chickenss No. 1 quality. f.o.b. Portland Fryers. 2 4-4 4 lbs, 26; at farm, 25: roasters, 4 V4 lbs and up, 26: at farm, 25: light hens. 1819: heavy hens, 20-21; old roosters, 12-14. Rabbits Average to growers Live white, 3 .-4 4 lbs, 21-23, 5-6 lbs, 17-19: old does, 10-12; few higher. Fresh dressed fryers to retailers, 57-60; cut up, 62-65. Filberts Wholesale selling price, f.o.b. Oregon plants. No. 1 jumbo, 26-28 lb; large, 24-26; medium, 22 ls-24. Walnuts Wholesale selling price, f.o.b. Oregon plants First quality jumbos, 32-33; large. 29-30; medi ums, 26-27; second quality, 3 per pound less; to growers, f.o.b, plant, tree run basis, 15-16 lb 90 per cent crack test. Wholesale Dressed Meats Beef carcasses Steers, choice. 500-700 lbs, 38.00-41.00; good. 35.00- ity. 29.00-32.00; commercial cows. canners-cutters, 24. 00-20.00. Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind quarters, 46.00-51.00; rounds, 4.1.00 46.00; full loins, trimmed, 67.00-. 71.00; forequarters, 33.00 - 35.00; chucks,3.00-36.00; ribs 46.00-49.00. Pork cuts Loins, choice, 8-12 lb, 47.00-49.00; shoulders, 16 lb down, 30.00-33.00; spareribs, 40.00-45.00; fresh hams, 10-14 lb. 46.00-49.00. Veal and calvesGood-choice, all weights, 35.00-48.00; commercial, 32 00-43.00. Lambs Choice-prime, under 50 lbs. 40.00-43.00; good, all weights, 39.O0-42.00. Wool All prices nominal. Country dressed Meats, f.o.b. Portland: Beef-Cows, utility, 23-25 lb; canners-cutters, 19-22. Veal Top quality, lightweight, 34-36; rough heavies, 22-30. Hogs Lean blockers. 25-26 lb: lightweights sows. 20-21. Lambs Best, 38-42. Mutton-Best, 13-14; cull-utility. 9-10. Fresh Produce Onions 50 lb Ore.-Wash. yellows med No. Is. 2.00-25: fair. 1.50; Ice 2.75-3.00; Texas white wax, 5.00-50. Potatoes Ore. Russets. 100 lbs. No. 1A. 5.00-50; No. 1. 12 oz min. 6 50-7.00; bales, 5-10 lb, 3.25-75: 10 lb paper, 48-50; No. 2. 50 lb, 2.25 50: Idaho. No. 1A. 6.50-7.00; new crop Florida round red, No. 1A 4.75-5.25: size H, 4.00-25. Hay Market nominal. Mid Willamette Obituaries Mrs. Ada Martin MONMOUTH Ada Martin. 90, late resident of 165 East Clay street, Monmouth, died in a Sa lem hospital Tuesday afternoon, April 15, after a long illness. Mrs. Martin was born at Mores Corner, Mich., Feb. 19. 1865, and has bren a resident of Monmouth since 1948 moving here from North Dakota. She is survived by three sons, William A. Martin of Monmouth, Ore.: Ray W. Martin of Battle Creek. Mich., and Harry W. Mar tin of Inkstcr, N.D., also 11 grand children and 18 great grandchil dren. Funeral services will be held from the chapel of the Smith Krueger Mortuary. Indepen dence, Saturday, April 23, at 2 p.m. Interment will follow at Fir Crest cemetery. Monmouth. Rev. Lynnton H. Elwell will officiate. Harry Clifford Oakes STAYTON Harry Clifford wane, ii. nouu i, i urner, mra;nM unf.irn. 2 bedroom house. vt euiu'.'.udy di me 3diiudin .tie - mTtL. A retired farmer, he was born in Monroe October 1, 1883. He eaves h i wife. L ilian, a so of Route 1. Turner; three daugh t ters. Mrs. Erma Keeler. Junction ! v'v'"2 e tw'o brrthers, Ld and 1 "cn Oakes. both of Turner and Vna McGruder, ' Corvallis. Funeral services will be held from (he Alpine church with hnrial In h. In th. Aleut) . tcry. Weddle Funeral Home is I" cnarRC oi arrangements. tlbie (DUCK) Dale SILVKRT0N - Elbie (Ruck. ,if(, , rM,dcnt of Scntlt Tursdav in the veteran, hnapital oi roniana 11 ine ap oi ot. 11c wrs unmnrried and was a veteran nf World War I and tot.-illv blind, He became ncrirmMy ill StmHav and was taken tn Portland by am buinnce. Survivors include three I listers and three brothers whose names ana resinrncrs are un- j known here. Funera arrangP. . . , . . . me ntj re in charpe n( the A. J Rose Kuncnl home. Portlmd. Dell J. Crosley AI.BAVY Dell J. froslev. 49. nrn.n.nll. Aim In A IK.m- tTn.a. home. Mr. CrtW was a native nf CnJbv, Kan.. RninR frnm there tn Wyoming and then to Browns ; 111 .iu ni., 91 inr r iMicr r unci i 1 1 igniuunu nun ville six yean ago. He had been in Albany the past six months. He married Lorena Johnson, who survives, Sept. 24, 1928. at Douglas. Wyo. He is survived also by three children. Mrs. Dot tie Vanchura and Delia Crosley, both oi Springfield, and Mrs. Ruby Hedlund, Brownsville, and three brothers and four sisters, all living out of the state, and Charles Croslc - Dou w'- Chas. Lloyd Swain STAYTON Charles Lloyd Swain, six weeks old son of Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Swain, Rt. 1, Stayton, was found dead in his crib this morning. Funeral services are pending from the Weddle Funeral Home. Harold H. Hinsdale ALBANY Harold H. Hinsdale. 56. died at his home at Jefferson Wednesday with the funeral to be held at 2 p.m., Saturday at the Fisher Funeral home in Albany. Mr. Hinsdale was born in 1898 in Onawa, Iowa, and came to Oregon when a few months old and had lived in Roseburg, and Albany be fore going to Jefferson six years ago. He married Hazel Davis, Aug. 10, 1929 at Vancouver, Wash., who survives him as do two sisters, Opal Hartramps, Eugene and Lois Stesney, Salem; and three brothers, Vernon and Wendell Hinsdale, both of Portland, and George, Roseburg, and His parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Hinsdale, Cornelius. James E. Royce WOODBURN - James E. Royse, 89, died Tuesday, April 19 at a Woodburn nursing home where he had been for the past two weeks. He was born in Maysville, Ken., Dec. 27, 1865, and came to Oregon from Oklahoma about 10 years ago, making his home with a son, Eu gene Royse, at 880 Young St., Woodburn. He was a member of the Methodist church at Kingfisher, Okla. Survivors include two sons, Eu gene of Woodburn and James of Van Nuys, Calif.; one daughter, Betty Bixler, Schenectadv, N. Y.: four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Ring-Corn-wcll chapel here with Rev. Ormal B. Trick of the Methodist church officiating. Final rites will be at Kingfisher, Okla. Deaths Harlan Clayton At a local hospital April 20, at the age of 75 years. Brother of Lida Clayton of Mllwaulcle. Announce ments of services later by the Howell-Edwards Chapel. Mr. William Shcppard Late resident of 177S Saginaw at local hospital April 20. Survived by daughters, Mrs. T. A. Juza and Mrs. Myra Ward, both of Salem. Mrs. Isa bell Bralaard. of Reeds port, Ore.; son. Jack W. Sheppard of Portland; sister, Mit. Lessie Robinson of Sacra mento. Calif.: 10 BTandchildren: B f reat-grandchlldren. Services will be held in tne uiougn-BirncK unapei Friday. April 22. at 1:30 p.m.. Rev.1 B. J. Holland officiating. Interment at City View Cemetery. Mrs. Hazel Small Late resident of 425 South 21st St., at a loc.il hospital April IP. Survived by husband, Waldo T. Small of Sa Irm; daughter. Mrs. Janette Lutz of Ridley Park, Penn. ; 2 grandchildren. She was a member of Auxiliary of Salem Barracks No. 113, Veterans nf World War I. Announcement of serv ices later by the Clough-Barrick Co. ADS IN THIS COLUMN RECEIVED Tou Late to Classify 14 FT. BUTANE Equip., sleeps 4. 1400. 2184 Bruce. Ph. 2-4616. ;42 HABLEY DAVIDSON 74 motor cycle. 1100. Ph.4-8221 after lp.m. GOOD 40 Ford a ton, I1U. 2184 Bruce. Ph. 2-4616. '41 BUICK convertible, good shape. 7S. Ph. 4-ean jitter J. 22 ACRES, very nice 4 BR house, w to w carpet, fireplace, green house, irrigation, nelled SUMO last year: all farm equipment, S00 chickens. Take good home In trade. NEW .1 BEDROOM house, large roomy tlv. rm., knotty pine kitch en, hardwood floors throughout. Will take acreage or house in trade. S!,2:0 with 11.1100 down. Soo will buy either of two barber shops, equipment and business: one rents for 130 which Includes nice spot with living quarters: other rents for I2Y Good equipment. LAWRENCE REAL ESTATE 404 South High St. Phone 2-4046 ELEC. lawn mower sharpener, ISO. 184 Bruce. Ph. 2-4616. 1 Localra in M. rviiem on ous line. 2373 Claude St. Ph. 3-3517. houseworking. ironing and sew- '.. A.' Jny, nm.n.. ; oeiween u 10 . a yrs. lor re tail bakerv route. Earnings from 1110 weekly, good future. People with route or sales exp. preferable but not essential Ph. 3-907 be tween 9 a m. and 12 a.m. for ap pointment. EXPERIENCED sales person under .15 for women's sport, wear dept. In local store Apply Oregon Stale Employment Service, 710 Terry St., Saiem. By request. USED Rendlx automatic washer In good cond. We'tern Auto. Supply Co. lumpier building At furniture I .T.' "."'i' . "'"L. ft. a- n T . v. "bottom miwood boats. J7J earh. Ph. 3-M2, TO TRADE piano for small trailer house or boat A: motor. 2-3Sfl. LOST: Golden Cocker I yr. old. named Gnldle. vicinity Sunnyslde Rd. Rt. 4. Bo 1WI, DANDY r.rn M. Uri re mil. onable. . 2-tu. ' i onn lfcl 'MI 1 rnonnl 312 loir ond Found lost tool cheit with socket icnche 'tc undfr Wlllamrtte 1 bridge Siturday. April I6th. 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A "Blind' Ad an ad containing Statesman -Journal Newspapers box number for an address is for the protection of tht advertisers and must therefore be answered by let ter. The Stat earn an -Journal News papers art not at liberty to divulge information as to the Identity of an advertiser ualne a "mind' ad 300 Personal 316 Personal PALMISTRY and Psychic Readings WITH (hli Alt SS DO rradlnc for two dollars until April Zlsl. complete life reading. Telli your past, pres ent, and future, advice In Love, marriage, and business. South Salem Motel, 3B55 S. Commercial, Hwy. m S.. Apt. No. 1. PSYCHIC READER Mrs. Mays without asklnjc a question gives caics, lacis, can neip solve all problems. 3M5 Portland Rd. Look for ALMIRA MOTEL SIGN i HAMBURGERS to go. II. Blue Line Cale. 2ii cnemexeu. fn. 2-921!. PSYCHIC READER Mrs. Day solves all problems. Truth, ful advice on all affairs of life. 3960 r,n 9i)E South. So Com'l St. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group No. 1. 20B8 N. Com'l. .1-4537. GIt.MOUR Nursing Home. 24SS State St Ph. 4-802R State licensed. In spection Invited at all times. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous Silts N Commercial 1-21U or 4-H00. 400 Agriculture 402 Livestock For Salt FOR SALE 3 Guernsey cows, fresh soon. Ph. Z-31S4 or z-5nu. PROFESSIONAL HORSESHOBK. PHONE 4-3228. LOCKER BEEF. Eastern Oregon t or whole. 22e. Custom Killing. Trailer loaned free. Salem Meat Co. 1323 s zatn. pn. 3-4D- 403 Livestock Wanted LIVESTOCK BUYER Em ery A Itf erm an, 4-6430, 4-7218 FREE pasture & care, for a mUk cow's use. for the iummer. Call 4-2510 after 3 p.m. CATTLE, horaet, at your farm. E. C. McCandllsh. Rt. 2, Bx. 297. 4.10B1. CATTLE BUYERS E I and H. Sna- then 4297 State 2-1345 or 2-4.1B0 LIVESTOCK buyer. A. F. Sommer, 1260 HarmoniPr. Ph. 4-9067. 404 Poultry end Robbiti Do you want? 10 day old chlrka New Hampshire St. run 21c White Rock St. run 21c Silver Cross St. run 21c New Hamp. corkerel lie General Mllla Feed Store 22B Ferry Ph. mil CUSTOM POULTRY DRESSING," PHONE 2-33M 3 DOF-S. 1 buck, hutches. $20. 2271 Englewood Ave Ph. CUSTOM DRESSING of poultry We nuv rabbits. Wings Ph. 4-3918 MaiSUte St. BABY chicks 15c. Straight run. New Hampshire & White Rocks pullets. 17c. Valley farm Store. 408 Peti FIVF. beautiful Golden rocker pup pies from registered parents. Males $M and females W5. Charley F. SUndley. Turner, Oregon. RF.GISTF.RF.D 2 year old male boxer. Reasonable to good home. Ph. Mon mouth W7. RFlISTEllED Pomeranian puppies. 140 Phone 2724 Aumsvllle. FOUND w hite "female Pekinese. Ph. 2-182. 24tWMaple FOR SALE: Young Panama talking parrot. Ph. .1-7105. WANTF.D' Registered female Beagle. Ph. 2-4270. PUPPIES cockers, also Chihuahuas allpurebred. Ph. I-124; FOR SALE: Reg. Boston bull terrier puppies. 4fiW, Ridge Dr. DACHSHUND puppies Long haired. redAt blackcolor. Ph. 4-'.t04 CANARIES Selling out complete slock of breeders, cages St flights. I'll 2-0745. HOLLTWIH-U Anuarium 1' Coy Trop.-al. goldfish, equipment PARAKEETS cagrr supplies 4-Cor-ners Aviary. 4110 Hudson -Sl7 PARAKEETS, cares, supplies Bird Paiedlie S1S0 Livingston 2-1842. 410Scedi ond Plonti SPFflAI, on r.erfnlurns at Blsfk'l 22.0 t:hemaa R1 . 4-7ft22. rhoirt Rrin rift rot"!! alphini'imi. rriums, an 1 ta. 200 kinds pcrennisli PRIMROSES, rielphinlumo. pannys. fifumi, Aubnr'ia. l.upinM, But lers. 44M Sllvert'.n Rd. PRIMROSES "Canell'it." good color nflf rltnns. I.ardon Road 2-83-,7. ORc U-PICK SHRUBS 98c I Abo farm produce, 'Cfd: o'ants, garden supplies Nile crawlers. I ANA MAHKKT Lana Ave. Si Silverton Rd. DAHLIAS, furhilai. Ivy geraniums, par.nei Ward's, 4280 Cherry Ave BLUFHERRY olanU. Phone 1-1173. 50e md up I PRIMROSES. Delphinium A- Hvhrid i tr.mstoes. etc. Mt Angel Green- housr cameOTiar i'. offT Balled and burlanrfd resdy to go. f iu'j - t.n nnimuj, -j h it , - - rrsr'ns for s rotnplrlr non cMnpiri rlsnllnf WARINC ""'!,TRV 10!.s Oakh!ll Av, Tjm w Irom R lith. ' ml. . ot Mornlnmn. s.h 5fT."Awiir.Ri.Y .... tor r N'rlhweo V Mar.haH'l Ph. eve- nings. 14TU. 400 Agriculture 412 Fruit on J Form Product ALL JERSEY MILK 6.V GAL ' by the Jug. Paradise Jersey Farm, Turner road, 1 milt from Airport t the sign of the big jug. State in spected. Come and get it. Closed after 4 p.m. Friday until Sunday a.m. Phone S-J974. 413 fertilizer PEAT MCSS, poultry droppings, SSv sack. Valley Farm Store. ROTTED manure, very rich, guaran teed, no weedi, wt spread on gar den St lawn ',ic square ft. Also topioil&Jill, 2-0331 or 4-1854. ROTTED MANURE, loose. Easy to wurk with. Loosen your soli with manure. Helps hold moisture. By sack or cubic vard. Special on large loads. Immediate del. Rich black dtrt by sack or cubic yard. Th 4-3081. Rt. 5. Box 493. Phillips Bros., 2 miles E. of 4-Corners. 450 Merchandise 451 Machinery and Tools 1850 MODEL 27 Mmy Harris, self- propeuen romoine, ajiso. Ph. 3-71IU Eugene. JOHN DKKRE H. tractor, hydraulic plow. Rt. 4. Box 338. Ph. 2-236g. 12-in. MULTIPLEX taw. A-l. Bar gain. Ph. 2-6280. USED welders suitable for farm use. see zooo N. 5th. SMALL saw mill. Easy payments & plenty oi worK. u. A. flsn, 1488 S. Com'l. Ph. 3-4706. 455 Hsehoid Goods For Sale NEW floor sampl Hoover U cleaner, atw.au. HOGG BROS., 248 State St. 5-pc. MONTKREY bedroom set. Ex cel, cond . $109 93. USED MDSE. MART, 270 S. Liberty HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! Get your beautiful rota'Jng uphol stered TV chair in gorgeous decorators colors at only $29.95. TRADER LOUIE, LANA AVE. USED FLOOR LAMPS from II. US. Woodry'a Thrifty Used Furniture J15 S. Commercial St. Phone 4-3319 FREE PARKINfJ FOR PATRONS In front of Store USED MERCHANDISE MART 210 S. Liberty St. . NEW floor sample Orexei Mahogany uuiiei, am. HOGG BROS., Ml State St. APEX automatic wash mach.. I7B.S0. Glen woodry. 1603 N. Summer. BJNDIX DRYER Deluxe model almost new, $150. TRADER LOUIE, LANA AVE. USED 8-plece dining suite. Include! laoie wj leaves, a cnairt, ouiiet, S7S.S5. Woodrv'g Thrlttv Used Furniture 313 S. Commercial St. Ph. 4-3311 UNFINISHED furniture. H. L. Suit rurnlture store. 175 N. High. ZENITH washing machine. Excel. cond.. 1)2.30. USED MDSE. MART, 270 S. Liberty USED portable record changer phono, 91 H Ml. I10C.0 RROS 248 State St LOWF.K PRICKS BETTF-R TERMS, GLEN WOODRY.1603 SJUMMRR. NEW 0'xl2' linoleum rufia 15.50. 12' linoleum yardage, Heavy we igni, ivc i sq. yd. 1 Wootlrv'a Thrifty Used Furniture 515 S. Commercial St. Phonrl4-331C NEW box spring St mattresa acta, $40.1)5. USED MDSE. MART. 270 S. Liberty REAL barsalm. Ph. 2-1292. Used washers, refrlga., elee. ranges. A ho used motors, elements v pans np pllance Wreckers, 4350 Monroe Ava USF.DDavennort, $24. HOGG BROS., 248 SUte5t. NKW-m"iinldcsk. 227.50 USED MDSE. MART, 270 3. Liberty CHEST-'O-DRAWERS, your chnlce, Vfi.fla, uitn wooory, iwa n. bum mer. , USED 22 cu. ft. upright deepfreeze, like new. pn. ?-02ac. TWIN BEDS, springs, mattresses. 114.00. Glen Woodry, 1005 N, Sum mer. USED bunk beds complete with springs and mattresses $PR.50. TRADER LOUIE. LANA AVE. NEW brass draw firescreens $12.96. Glen Woodry, 1605 "summer, DAVENO Si chair. Red leather arms, 139.50. USF.P MDSE. MART, 210 S. Liberty USED Coil lied Sprlnjf only $3 93. BEAUTIFUL, corner chins closet, with bent glass, unit, aoors. urn herls. 215 S. Com'l. USED White Rotary Sewing Machine. 124.00. HOGG BROS.J48StateSt. USED pianos Your choice $73 H. L. Stiff Furniture 175 N High NEW training chair, $4.93. USED MDSEMART. 270 3. Liberty COMPI.ETF. assortment of garden tmili. USED MDSE. MART. J70 S. Liberty NEW nf. kitchen chairs $2,93. Glen Woodry. 1W5 N.8un.mer. NEW bunk beds complete, $79.93. Glen Woodry. IMS N. Summer. KEL1NVATOR deluxe elcc. range slightly used. If you want an elec, range that looks like new but at a second hand price hurry to see this one at $125. i.p rii iNr AN Phvffe rilnln set IRft 30. Glen Woodry, 1603 N. Sum mer. NEWmetat wheelbarrows. Regular 12 BS. Srwdal $8 98. USED MDSE MART. 270 S. Liberty GOIT clubi. 2 woods, ft Irons. Bag, to l. USED MDSE. MART.27PS. Libert v USED Hoover vacuum cleaner. Only $29 OO HOGG BROS . 24B Stnte St. TRADER IsOUIE SELLS NEW FURNITURE FOR LESS rt i-m-ib lartifx. Your choice SI. USF.D MDSE. MART. 270S.Lil)erty NEW Daveno A fhalr set. Reg. IflO U1 .rr.Bt tl'i SO USED 'MORE. MART. 279 . t.lberty USFD O E elec. roiter with cab inet. $150 m a mt iiofifi nRos,jm sute st. BEAUTIFUL gold plrture frames. r;i-n Woodry. 1603 N. Rummer. VArrtlUM CLEANERS Hoover 2M, Klrbv n" 30. Kenmore 12.V). rnmprl $19 30 All other ni.tkfi available Ourantfd. terms, U21 N. CapMol. Ph. 3-7im7. NEW i-rf rhrnn e u-l. $P t'Sr.D MDSE MART. 2"0 R. Liberty NKW prr.S. 9x12 3 cnlor. $-4 SS. r,fn Woodry. 1)5 M Summer. LARf;E round roff. lahlfi. flal topiSAWKD sand stin. tor walls, alps. off ,-.. itatitm kitrhon nh'nfli ber St cheits l.mbeft-. 2i S. Ton;i. sfw J-nc double dresser St bed. On'- PS HOGG BROS. .JHS 9W W, LIKE new MW cabinet aewlng ma chine, nn S5. USED MDSgMARTro Mberlv SAVpT"lW Hotnolnl deluxe range Glen Woodry. lWi N. Summer. New J4 tv dinner FREE With .afh n.w rhrnm. (1ln.lt.. filijn Woodry. W1 N Sufnm.r UFF.ri rUHNITI'Rl" Tr.RMS - VF.H! . van., riirmin-. to , i - ' lsrb l.nc nak iflnlns lull nnlv IM ,.nr.r. nnoS . JH nisi. HI - t'urn rol'on full rls maMr.ss 100. H"?c. .'.'. 1 ?T Hrinoint refriee'atftr Like I new. White sewing merh, J5S N. 14. Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Thtirs., Apr. 21, 1935-(Sec. 4)-5 ! , 4o0 Merchandise 455 Hi.hold Coodi For Sal 1955 HALLICRAFTER 21" TV SETS . FULL SIZE CONSOLE! 21" KING SIZE ALUMINIZED TUBE! ALLCHANNEL TUNER! ONE YEAR PICTURE TUBE AND PARTS WARRANTYI BEAUTIFUL NEW MODERN DESIGN! $219.95 "DO IT YOURSELF" INSTAL LATION KIT ONLY f 19.95. KING DELIVERS. KING IN STALLS. KING GUARANTEES 1410 BROADWAY AT HOOD 4-8081! 4-8082 SAVE 1120 on 1934 Gibson ranges. See these values before buying any range. Good Housekeeping Inc. 407 Court St. MAPLE bunk bed complete. 168 93. USED MDSE MART. 270 S. Liberty ANTIQUE chairs, suitable for needle point. Also drop leaf Utiles, Lam bert's. 215 S. Com'l. MAHOGANY drop leaf dining table. 234 N. High. 3-3631. , Special order ar.d save 'on NEW RUGS Glen Woodry, 1603 N, Slimmer 436 Wonted, Hsehoid Goodi WANTED Will pay rash for good used ranges and refrigerators. Ph. 4-3319. CASH FOR FURNITURE Valley Furn. Co. Ph. 2-7472 457 Radio and TV 11-ln. HALLICRAFTER, good eond. WIU sacrifice at 100. Ph. 4-8(110. USED T.V. bought & sold. Woodry, 1C0A N. Summer. 458 Building Moterloli (YOU OUGHT A LOOK SEE) Loaded with attractive paneling. knotty pint, clear Ac Knotty cedar. VG hemlock and Alder. iThey're beautiful). See Birch. Mahog., Oak. Walnut and others, all factory finished, for real '"woodsy" look I Plvwood n Plvwood any thickness 4x8 sheets or rut to your sue. rig SB SO. Sldine 59 50. No. 1 Shakes 10 M. lncl ue.. re). snakes 8. US, inc.. uc, nn. 1 ziatF rfg. 3-tah 7.90 sq. (4 new colors). Screen doors (Spring Isn't it?i 6.03 UD No. 1 Mahog. drs.. 95 up. shlna, sen. and 1-nsne In stork. Cedar Boards Ac Batten. Inverted boards .v oaiien goin nisi came In hrouse around we'll ap- nrfrlatf vnur vlsft Houie plans, fret estimating and de livery (prompt tool. KtMnoneiing NOTHING DOWN-3 MONTHS TO PAY (no red tape)-5c or 15.000 j sale will receive our utmost serv ice with a smile . STOPI SEEI Your Building Supply Fiends" at Portland Road Lumber Yard Onen All Day Saturday 3!MA Portland Rosd Ph. 4-44.13 "lira mm co. THOUSANDS OF USED BLDG. MA TERIALS FOR SALE AT OUR YARD AM No 2 Mr. cleaned $45 per M. Bridge timbers, all kinds -. $45 per M. 22-ft. roof trusses, lust ..,fcl.5o ach 10.000 ft. of new reject U" plvwood as low as , $2,211 a iht 800 used doors $3.00 Up 1.000 used sashes 75 up Roof roatlnr 89e gal 1 Prentice Hall ofc safe 17x17x28" high, Jlra underwriters approved. $100 .UTTER 4 CO. Rt. 2. Box M7 Ph. 4-B:m 4 mile, North of Salem, 'i mile North of Totem Pole on MB. upen an aay aaiuraay NEW lumber is low as $18 per M. 2fi0 Hansard Ave.. Lebanon, Ore. Ph. 3 l.U. Eve. 3-771 SPECIAL 3-tab composition shingles, beautiful pew colors, at $7 35 per sq. 18-in No. I prime cnsUd shakes wn underrourne. 110 40 per sq. Dlf'K MEYER LBR CO ph, 34M9 1775 Lana AvtJ r.alvanlred gutter 13r Sled (iaraps Door InKtalli-d .. Hardware Only - $13 9 teel Bathtubs $W Single Laundry Trays IIS EPP1NG LRU. CO. 3740 Sllvfrlftn Tt(1. s-SlJI 3(i MONTHS TO PAY etr, Ph. 3-4MB Loomex 12: In V) rolls 4e 21. '12 double sink wMh rim ... $S Rslh tub 1 ft. A-grade . $4b00 43-gal elec water healer, 10-yr. guarantee W 100- Watt Radiant heater $40 00 Bdrm. fix., reg. $2 25, now , $1.30 APEX Elec. & Plumbinpr 3105 Cortland Rd. Ph a-lUM JOHN WARREN HDW. CO. CONTRACT RMIDRNTIAI. HOW. Cab Hrtw, nnor loess ft hind., RIMInt; dr. track A hanr.ri FRONT A- COURT ST. pi(One -o:: RoorlNG-CsIl J-lin for fre. t.lT nii'f All work u.rint..d. Wtst rn Aut ftupply Co. 11 i'nO Merchandise 458 Building Morerioli F SALE $6.85 PER SQUARE $ $ CASH $ $ U-HAUL IlftST grade JI5 lb, Ihlrkbult roof ing, choict ol U colon. C. G. LONG & SONS Ph. 43051-1 ml. N. of Kelzer 500,000 FEET Jew, fresh-milled old and second growth lumber. 2x4 to 2x12, In 8 to atoot lengths. Delivered prices So per thousand. Ted Muller ph. Salem 2-1198 en)nga. k 459 Do If Yourself U-FIX-IT-GARAGE Repair your own car. Phona 4-U61. 2IM3 N. Com'l. 460 Musical Initrutnenr Blond Lester Spinet, $495 Reconditioned upright piano, $M DODGE PIANO SERVICE, Ph. .-1655 HAMMOND spinet organ, bought new last June, taoo oil or take best ol- fer by Sun. Ph. 4.704g. STE1NWAY upright piano, verjr good cond. 250. Ph. 2-1H08. CONVERT YOUR PIANO Into an organ. Let us show you how. WilUey Music House. 1860 Stale St. 462 Sporti Equipment 5 H.P. outboard motor, excellent cond 1 1 1 o n. 173. 184 5 Be rry St. 1J" THOMPSON Craft Sporter with nt-arly new 7a-h.p. Evenrude and accessories. $300 or best offer by Sun. Ph. -7M. CHIEF JOSEPH New 12' Fiberglass boat, cunwale length 13'6", beam 58" utllitv model to 10 H.P.. very stable it last Ph. t-3016. WILL pay up to SIM) for 12 to 14-fL boat &. trailer. Ph. 2-S5WO aft. 5:30. 5 h p. OUTBOARD Johnson. $.15. Good conq. Ph. alter FOUR new fourteen-foot cedar boats. bea or wnle Frank Shepered, Box JWL Idanha, Ore. Before You Buy See lis (or Complete Demonstration Ph. 3-M03 SALEM BOAT HOUSE 14-FT. Plvwood Boat and trailer. $133. Good cond. Ph. 3-7519. BUY St sell used guns, 1605 N. Summer. Glen Woodry. CASH paid for usrd guns, modern ana antique, cascaat were 12.10 Brosdwav EVINRUDE MOTORS RE1NE1.L, ENFAB. BELL SHIP. SIGLER BOATS EASIEST TERMS. CASCADE MERC. 1230 Broadway WE HAVE Everything USED MOTORS it HP. - 23 HP. The famous DtLABAUGH KIT In completed formlll Tht BRYANT Boat! 1 NEW EVINRUDE MOTORSlt SPORTING GOODS 1201 SOj Commercial Ph. 3-6050 OUTBOARD motor, 5 HP, with praa iur fuel Unk. 1203 N. 5th. 464 Bicyclci SAVE $60.00, deluxe Srlnvtnn bicycle. Qlen Woodry, 1H0S N. Sujnmer. bVkRS, bought si uod. Glen Woodry, 1605 N. Summer. ' 466 Trade, Miscellaneom ROPF-R gas range, excel, cond. Trad for electric range. Ph. 4-2452. 468 For Rent Miscelfoneoui FOR RENT or lease. Ige. warehouse space, cement floor, brick bldg , down town. Inquire H L Stiff Furn. 3-9185 470 For Sole Miscellaneous POWER and hand cabinet and carpcr.ter tools still a few loft from the J. W. Baker estate. Don't miss this last chance to pick up some nice bargains. TRADER LOUIE, LANA AVE. VEHY'ltr active Admlrai TV "console vUlh doors, exrel. picture, cost $400, sell for $200. 2430 Park Lane. Ph. 2-IH14n. HUNDREDS of used Items, too many In mention, come In and browse around. Woodry's Thrifty Used Furnllure 515 S. Commercial St. Ph;4-331B SPECIAL, cream aeparator. $23 50. Gkn Woodry. 1605 N. Summer. MODEL 445 a" B. Dick electric oper ated mimeograph used 3 years, ex cellent condition. Willametle Val ley Lumber Co., Dallas, Oregon. AfLAS drlll presa fflB.50. Glen Wood rv 1(K5 N. Summer. A-l HLWckSt Decker W drill 149.80. Glen Woodry. 1603 Suminer. WOOD EUR N AC Ul0C" nter . 2M M. ODcomplete 1 lounge, 4x8 cur tain stretcher. All In food cond. 1M2 N:J.ibertyJ NKW Drapes. 15 Yds., non fade, old rose color. Sacrifice. Ph. 2-1453. Grn Electric washer, with pump 25 vi-li. 17.50 4x7 Fiber rug ... M 10x11 gry wool rug V pad $25 f'H. nr 1 r.n n- KENMOHE washer with pump. Chrome table St cnairs, oaoy wnna. Ph. 4-11523. SELL Hand braided wool rug 6x1, AIoo hand crochet Knniea sioies. Price reasonable. Call 3-8"3j TOP SOIL r.OOD BLACK LABISH RKAVEB, HAM SOU. Iio roR s ru. yd. load PH. 2-AH20 ANYTIME UKF-D rrfrlBerators. $111 25 Ai up. A! l.auc. App. 2.1.W Slaie SI. PIT RUN sravel, fill dirt, top soil, $1.10 yd. delivered. S. Salem. 4-7422 or 4-24G3. R1VF.R bi-ltom top toil Oregon Gravel Co. Ph. 3 3111. CASH lor vour ued tubs, windows, door, toilet Call 4-8311 Ton Soil mone 1-1S7A or BLAf'K Reaver Dam oil. $2 yd, Salem Wate paper, rn. it-DUfo pit'run gravel Till Dirt St Top SolL ph 2-43IQ Anytime TOP SOIL Orchard loam River loam. Dial J-1T49 Prompt delivery. KEIzrRSANp St GRAVEL ttO 2 (xio t'StD furniture items. Glen Woodry. U05 Summer. TV rVw HIT tits, adding machine, cath rcg)ters, duplicators desks, chairs riles v supplies Roen'i. m court St Ph 3-6TT3 CI iu eatonable. Ph. 3-0404 after PAINT supplies are cheaper at Glen Woodi). Uoi N. Summer,