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Newspaper Page TextMS) ' 0 IS 0 Q o Iqai, &egorVeftesday, February 8, 1956 1 DeatFidaims o to oMark Anthojij M0LAI4.A- Mark T. Arifflony, "5, died Tuesday Qin a Silverton , Xiirsing Home irftcr a long illness. Mr9 Anthony was born at Char lotto. N.C., July 2fta 1880. and was reared there. He married Sarah Champion at tlanta, Ga., Nov. 28, 1910. and came to Oregon soon afterward. lie lived in fortland for many years and purchased the Gay Way cafe in Molalla two years ago. Surviving are his wife: three sisters, Mrs. Marie Wolsicffer, St. Petersburg, Fla.; Mrs. Clara Woodruff. Charlotte. N.C., and Mrs. Pickett Summers, Hartford, N.C.; two brothers, Jack, Chester, Va., and K. Anthony, Danville, Va. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. Friday, Feb. 10, at the Mo lalla Chapel of Everhart and Kent with the Rv. Rex Jones officiat ing. Burial will be in Multnomah cemtery at Portland. Bertha Mingle Is Summoned Mrs. Bertha Mingle, who first came to Salem to live in 1942, died early Wednesday morning at 2230 Fairgrounds road, where she had lived with her daughter, Mabel H. Simon, for the past three years. ' She had been ill only a shor ttime. Born in Marselles, 111., Septem ber 1!). 1870, Mrs. Mingle moved from that state to Montana in 1897, and had lived in Montana until coming to Salem from Kalis pell in 1942. She was the widow of Frank B. Mingle, who died 23 years ago while the Mingles made their heme in Montana. Mrs. Mingle was a member of the Christian Science church. Surviving besides the daughter with whom she lived are another daughter, .Mrs. M. Winifred Forbes of Salem, two sons Charles A. Young of Spokane and Ross G. Young and Scott L. Young of Kal Ispell, Mont.; a sister, Mrs. C. J. (Hazel) Iseminger of Missoula, Mont.; nine grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. Announcement of funeral serv ices will be made later by the W. T. Rigdon chapel. Indictment Ousts Tutor SAN FRANCISCO l-The Board of Education last night suspended grade school teacher Lorraine Stakor and said it intends to dis miss her. The reasons given were her in dictment by a grand jury on charg es of receiving stolen goods and her admitted love affair with a prominent surgeon, Dr. Rodney ' Yoell. Her attorney Emmett Hagerty said he would fight the board's edict in Superior Court. Miss Stakcr's record as a teach er since 1945 has been called ex emplary by school administrators. The 46-ycar-old teacher was among five persons charged with receiving stolen goods. All said they were innocent. Funeral Held For Mrs. Wiensz SALT CREEK Mrs. Agnes Topper Wiensz died suddenly Fri day, and the funeral was Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 7, at the Salt Creek Baptist church with Bev. Robert Penner officiating. Inter ment was in the Salt Creek Cem tery. Surviving are the husband. Hen ry Wienz, and three small boys Kenneth, Glen and Karl; four sis ters .and two brothers. Mrs. Lillian Eurich and Mrs Violet Rumple of Vancouver, Brit ish Columbia came Saturday to attend the funeral of their sister Mrs. Wiensz. YOUR CHILD HAVE HHMRMS I OUT OF i DOES! FiilKftlnp.noat-plrkinR ind a tor rmmtln? tal itch ara often tell tale Finns of Pin-Worms . . . tily parasites that medical exp"U say infeit on out of evtry thre per rons examined. Kntire fmiUe . may be victim and not now 1U To Crt rid nf Pi-Wn'. V" pasts must not only be killed. nt killed in the larsn inteitine where they live and multiply- That -actlywhatJarne'- P-W tahlsts do ... and here'" how they do 11 : -tvf--n fdrrilifte coatin car rie the taMeta into the buweU he fore they dissolve. Then- J " modern, medically-approved in gredient (ro richt to w"Hc Pin-Worm quirkly and emlly. Don't take rhnncw with this dnncflrouj, hidhlv cnntani-'us con dition. let genui Javne a 1 w Vermifuge . . . nmnll, raay-to-tkc tablets . . . fprrinl af.- for children and dnlt-. Perfected by Dr. I). Jayne & Bon. apfcialifU in wrm remedies fur iwu yea". 'Oh Mmmy sJst Affp m." 0 JAYfiS'SgS for IPlM-KMSjj J arjl-1IIIIIMNMlalMm III I I II -mm Invited to t f sit- w .r ..vo Diana Hrubetz, above, ballet student of Robert Irwin of Cor vallis and Ulla Flemming of Salem, was given an audition before the Maltrc dc Ballet of the Ballet Russ dc Monte Carlo, Frederic Franklin. In an interview after the audition. Franklin said Diana had much promise as an artist and invited her to New York City to study under his personal supervision. Diana, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hrubetz. will complete her year's work at South Salem high school before going to the cast this summer. Along with her ballet study she also will bo tutored in carrying on her regular academic work. Gene Gebaucr, also of Salem, was au ditioned, too, and received the interest and favor from Franklin, Hnbbartl Vets To Be Hosts SILVERTON The members of American Legion posts and units of Marion County council and as sembly, are to be guests of the Hubbard Legion and Auxiliary, Friday evening, Feb. 10. Council commander is Mrs. Ver gie Pcry of the All-Woman's post of Salem, and the Assembly pres ident is Mrs. Frances GreJn of Woodburn auxiliary. A District No. 2 conference for the American Legion and aux iliary will be at Aurora, beginning Sunday afternoon. Feb. 19, at 2:30 p.m., with the evening banquet to be served at 6:30 p.m. District president is Pearl Simkins ol Sa lem. Reservations for the banquet and program should be mailed to Clara Ehlcn, Aurora, by Sunday, Feb. 12. Births SAI.EM MEMOItlAt HOSPITAL TIMBAI.L To Mr. ana Mr. Cecil C. Timball Jr., 165 Cunnin(ham Lane, i pirl, Feb. 7. UTTErtBACK To Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Utterback. Rt. 1. Box 650, Toledo, a girl. Feh. 7. BROWN To Mr, and Mn. Elton R. Brown, Rt. 1, Woodburn. a boy, Feb. 7. SAI.EM C.ENKRAL HOSPITAL TTHJSSK-LL To Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tnis-ll. 3820 La Branch St., a girl. Fch. 7. SMULL To Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smull. 160 Senate St.. a boy. Feb. 7. ECKSTHOM io Mr. ana .mt5. Robert Eckitrom. Eait Salem Heights, a bov, Feb. 7. AS PIN WALL To Mr. and Mn. Clarence Aspinwell. Rt. 1. Brooks, a boy, Feb. 7. DALLAS HOSPITAL STOUT To Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stout, Dalian, a girl. Feb. A. JOHNSON Tn Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Joh.ison. Dallas, a bov. Feb. 5. LUX To Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lux, Jr., Newport, a boy, Feb. 5. RARTELL HOSPITAL KNAUPH To Mr. and Mrs. David Knaupp, Monmouth, a girl, Feb. 5. SILVERTON HOSPITAL DUDATo Mr. and Mrs. William Duda. Mt. Ansel, a girl. Feb. 7. QECSDH Scvt vr child lk tMSiuiiiMSI m4 aaanttl ansujtfc cauaart) kty WtfwaWiftf. Taft aiycoUtical aii turbaases af lhl habit caa aaasa lon Maitlna) aaWarsa aariaaalitf f roita. New II il a" aatv la ael vout alula) lata.! I MIT.BI the 10 la. iaaa. laiiiaa rat way w STQ IfiWETTIHS. Ma drufs, iradictfloa ar feaatlt. For free naforajiaiiaa (Bail catajaaii: fNITt.DBI CO . aaa ?f1 f Itdmaat Slotiaa, t arllaM II. Ora. NAM ) -t il-lj iP.. .. .o.;?...a.ji.s, tM0l...9....2 4! o I pi I ACI , (i) New Ybk COURTS CIRCUIT COURT Credit Service Co. vs Madison C. and Mabel Smith: default action: judgment for ll.593.S7 and interest. George Hobson vs Northwestern Christian College: suit filed to quiet title lo certain property. Elvlna M. K 1 1 n g e r vs Virgil J. Klinger: suit for separate mainten ance and custody nf three minor children; married at Portland May 1, 1114.1. State vs Cletus Biltler: Defendant charged with providing liquor to minor. vio a a ma Christian vs uoDert Leroy Christian: Divorce granted plaintiff with certain real and per sonal property. Doris E. I.lcske vs Eugene F. Lleske: Divorce granted plaintiff together , with custody of two minor children and 1117.10 monthly iUDDort money. Darlene M. Luke vs Kenneth E. Luke: Plaintiff's ault dismissed. Donna M. Turner va Ralph E. Tur ner: Suit for divorce chaRing cruel and inhuman treatment; seeks restor ation of maiden name of Donna M. Wright. Married at Vancouver, Wash.. July 6, 1953. Clarence Wise v Phyllis Wise: Suit for divorce charging cruel and inhuman treatment: married in Wash ington August 2.1. inS4. PROBATE COURT Kslate of Frank Waila: estate dis tributed and administratrix discharg ed. Estate of Anna Lois Wolre: estate ordered closed and executor dis charged. Estate of Hhnrla Thompson: Will admitted to probate. Estate of George Rennett Antrim: Final accounting approved and dis tribution of balance of estate order ed. DISTRICT COURT Lawrcnre B. Lyng. .1230 Abrams street, obtaining money by false pre tenses. lf)."3 warrant dismissed on motion of district attorney on grounds that time for service had elapsed. Daniel Paul Parker. Scio. charge nf rape dismissed and charge of assault and battery filed, bound over to grand Jury, ball $300. MUNICIPAL COURT Donald A. Grlesenauer. 27R5 Cherry avenue, reckless driving, fined S25. Robert F Fry. Ma North Mrd street, reckless driving, charge re duced to lolatlon of basic rule, fined 113. Edwin Boil. 373 South 19th street, reckless driving, charge reduced to violation of basic rule, fined $13. Stephen Little. 20 South High itraat. rackless driving, charge re duced to violation of basic rule, fined $13. SURGICAL SUPPORTS Ol All Iid. Truvt, AMamlnal Supports.. Flattia naiit.a 'jert fitvri Prh fittiaf Rvnat "Alt imctar" Capitol 0njtj Start flaJIIH ailTOa) Corjirrof Liil 3 5'fn O 6IWI f?r.3 .jwaisJrni 'tiik -yyiaa.iai.,,, s3 Si . . jTl J MB tJArlTAc Rites Feb. 9 For Covert STAYTON William Wallace Co vert Sr., 44, died Monday at Sa- cred jjeart Hospital in Jiugene quality 55-58; second quality 50-33. HvinR in lolall area, died Sun where he had been ho.pitalded Butter Wholesale, f.o.b. bulk (jay in an Oregon City hospital at for 2 days following a stroke. He cllnes 10 wholesalers Grade AA. j the age of 65. Funeral services was stricken while attending a 93 score, S7Vi; 9i score, 564; Blsere held Wednesday at the Hoi Bible conference at San Jose, j 8ratle- 90 score, 55 a ; C grade, 89 j man-Hankins-Rilance chapel in Calif. ' seoro. 53. I Oregon City, with interment i Funeral services will be aJ.2 Thursday, feb. 9, at the p.m. Weddle Funeral Chapel, Slayton, with Rev. Clyde R. Freeman and Rev. W. H. Lyman, officiating. Burial will be in Lone Oak ceme tery. Mr. Covert was born July 6, 1911, at Orofino, Idaho. - His wife, Gladys, died five years ago. Surviving are a son, William W. Covert Jr., Larson Air Force Base, Wash.; two daughters, Mrs. Du ane Wagner, Mehama, and Mrs. Stan Smith, Stayton; a step-father, Elmore Repp. Sacramento, Calif.; brothers, Clinton and Paul Covert, Sacramento; Ralph, Douglas City;, and Marion Covert, Tahoe: sisters, Mrs. Anna Elder, Big Bend, Calif.; Mrs. Ollie.Schroeder, Canyonville; Mrs. Joyce Lindley and Mrs. Geor gia Baker, Sacramento, and Mrs. Helen Ortiz, all of Sacramento; and five grandchildren. Warren Burton Funeral Friday STAYTON Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, Feb. 10, for Warren Edwin Bur ton, in the Weddle Funeral Chapel at Stayton with the Rev. W. H. Lyman of Salem officiating. Burial will be in the Bilyeu Den cemetry. Mr. Burton was born at Scio April 27, 1893. Surviving are two sons, Eldred R., Scio, and R. Keith Burton of Bandon, Ore.; two daughters, Doris Moffitt, Portland, and Mrs, Lois Fitzgerald, Scio;, two broth ers, Isaac, Lebanon, and Lawrence Burton, Scio; a sister, Mrs. Emma Cree, Mill City; and 10 grand children. T,hicao Livestock CHICAGO ifl Bcuhtc rhogs and sows sold steady t o2c5enst higher Wednesday. Top remained unchanged at $14.00 Most 180 to 220 pound butchers brought $13.75. Butchers scaling 230 lo 200 pounds sold at $12.50 to $13.00 and 270 to 330 pounds at $1.75 to $12.50. Steers and heifers sold strong to fully $1.00 higher. Top on prime steers was $24.50. Buyers paid $17.50 to $23.25 for most choice and prime steers. Heifers grading good to high choice were. taken at $15.00 to $19.25. Cows sold 25 cents higher, topping at $13.00. Woolcd lambs sold steady and shorn lambs steady to weak. Most good to prime wooled lambs wore taken at $19.00 to $20.75. Salable receipts were 9.000 hogs, 6,500 cattle, 300 calves and 5,(W0 sheep. Chicago Grain CHICAGO WT In another Ir regular market feed grains tend ed lower on the Board of Trade Wednesday. Wheal and soybeans showed a mixture of gains and loss es. Selling in feed grains represent ed liquidation of march contracts nd a mud amount of hcding. Old crop wheat futures firmed slightly after selling off early. ",. ,(i,. Aic.. New crop months remained easy, reflecting additional moisture in winter wheat states. Wheat closed "4 lower to Ti high er. March 2.14 'iR-'.i, COfll ,. Mnrrh 1 9Q 4i-3i nut V In-tf- lower, Marcn .M -, 03 IS U 10.V er to V4 higher, March 63 rye lower to y higher, March 1.22 Vj, soybeans 1 cent lower to 1 cent higher, March 2.49 'a-Vi and lard unchanged to i cents a hund red pounds higher, March 11.58. Portland Grain PORTLAND 11 Coarse grains, 15-day shipment, bulk, coast deliv ery: Oats No. 2, 38 lb white 55.00. Barley No. 2, 45 lb B. W. 47.50 48.00. Corn No. 2, E. Y shipment 6250. Wheat ibidi to arrive market, basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: Soft White 2.18; Soft White icx- clmiing Rexl 2.18: White Club 2.18. Car receipts: Wheat 2 1: flour l; corn 6; oats feed 6. barley 3; mill Wall Street NEW YORK lift Prices turned irregularly lower in quiet trading n the slnck tnarokt ate Wldnn- day. Losses ranged from fractions to around 2 points but there was a good scattering of gainers. The trend to the downside, however, be came more pronounced after earli er indecision. Volume was estimated at about 1. 900 .000 shares for the day com pared with 2,060.000 Tuesday. BROOKS CHILD CLINIC BROOKS - Members of the Brooks PTA will sponsor the Well Child Clinics at the Brooks school on the second Thursday of each month throughout the year. The next clinic will be -Feb. If from 9:30 a.m. until noon. (HIMOIIHOIDI ) ora) cai'aa sjavrtb vuhoui moital oiTion aval) nosascu ice coiun c(ONvaHi mm o aataj acai a,cat Q Trrootef CUOTO Hsru'iasstM aasl 0'iep'ftc Pnytici" .a aW.'W a 0 - . JeKNAL j AK iET QUOTATIONS DODTI AMn IM Riittrfet Twtative, subject to immedirfei' change Premium quality, deliv- ered in Portlan Rl-61 lb; Iirst ineese 10 wnoiesaiers unvon f lnf lcs- .f1' ib- "on loaf. 41-44. ; , , .. . wholesalers-Candled S'iiV- e' ii ,V t Eggs To f o b. Portland, A medium, 40-43i; A small, 33- 4m. Eggs To retailers Grade AA large, 43-50: A large, 45-48: AA medium. 43-47; A medium. 43-4.1; A small, 39-43. Cartons, Z-i cents additional. Eggs To consumers AA large. 55-60; A large, 53-5S; AA medium, 51-56; A medium, 50-65; A small, 48-53. ' Live Poultry No. 1 quality, f.o.b. Portland Fryers, S(i-4 1 b s, 24; at farm, 23; roasters. 24, f.o.b. Portland; light hens, 17; heavy hens, 22; old roosters, 11-14. Turkeys To producers Fryer turkeys, live weights, 27. Rabbits Average to growers Live white, 3-4j lbs, 23-26, 56 lbs, 18-21: old docs, 10-14, few higher. Fresh killed fryers to retailers, 58-61; cut up, 62-5. Wholesale Dressed Meats Beef carcasses Steers, choice 500-700 lbs, 30.00-34.00; good, 28.00 32.00; commercial, 26.00-29.00: util canners and cutters 19.00-22.00. Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind quarters, 38.00-42.00; rounds 37.00 40.00: full loins, trimmed, 55.00 60.00; forequarters, 26.00 - 29.0; chucks, 27.0-31.00; ribs 40.00-47.. Pork cuts Loins, choice, 8-1 lb, 38.00-41.00; shoulders, 16 lb down, 24.00-27.00; sparcribs, 35.00-39.00; fresh hams, 10-14 lb, 43.00-47.00. Veal and calves Good-choice, all weights, 32.0-48.00; commercial 27.00-40.00. Lambs Choice, 4-50 lb. 38.00- 41.00; good, 36.00-39.50. Lambs Choice, 40-50 lb, 39.00- 40.00; good, 36.00-39.5. Wool Nominal, clean basis. 4 blood, 95-1.00 lb; H blood, 1.00-03 lb; H blood, 1.12-15; fine, 1.18-23. Country-dressed Meats, f.o.b. Portland: Beef Cows, utility, 19-22 lb; canners and cutters, 16-17. ' Veal Top quality, lightweight, 34-35; rough heavies. 20-28. Hogs Best light blockers, lean light sows, 17-19. Lambs? Good springers, 23-24; 34-36; yearlings, 24-26. Mutton Lightweight ewes and wethers, 10-13; rough heavies 7-9. Fresh Produce Onions 1 d a h o Yellows, med. 2.25-50; lgc, 2.75-3.00; whites, 4.25 50: Ore. Sherwood Danvers, No. 1, 2.00-25; Wash. Yellows, lge, 1.85- 2.00. Potatoes Ore. Central Russets, No. 1-A, 100 lb, best, 4.25-75; Klam ath Russets, No. 1, 6 oz, 3.75-4.0O; Wash. Russets. 3.50-75; Idaho bales Russets, 6-10 lb, 2,50-75. Portland Livestock PORTLAND WV-fUSDA Cattle salable 600; market fairly active mostly steady with some heifers strong; truck lots good and choice 1080 lb fed steers 18.50; sorted one third at 17.50; truck lots 980 lb weights also 18.50; couple lots good steers 17.50; one lot commercial and good 902 tb 16.50; truck lot 898 lb .steers mostly commercial lti.00, lightly sorted at 14.00; one lot good and choice 775 lh feeder steers 16.75; truck lot choice 821 lb fed heifers 16.50. lightly sorted at 15.00; good fed heifers mostly 15.00-15.75: commercial grades at 13.50-14.00; utility dairy type down to 10.00; canncr and cutter cows 5.00: utility cows 10.00-12.00 includ ing heavy Holstcin cows at 11.00; two truck lots around 1050 lb util ity and commercial cows 12.53; utility bulls 14.00-15.00; light cut ters down to 11.00. Calves salable 50; market about steady with utility and commercial grades weak; choice vcalers most ly 25.00-2G.00; odd head to 28.50 and prime held above 30.00: good vealers 21.00 - 23.00; commercial grades 16.00-19.00; cull and utility 8.00-15.00. Hogs salable 650; market moder ately active, about steady with Tuesday's close; sorted lots U S. 1-2 butchers 180-2.15 lb 15.00-15,50; few lots No. 2 with some No. 3 grades 14.75; No. 3 butchers sal- I able 14.25; light sows scarce; few 550-565 lb 9.50. Sheep salable 250; about steady on time available: no choice fed lamhx parlv n fpur )nt pnod and choice lambs 18.25-18.75: no feeder I lamso som early: good ana cnoice quotable 15.00-16.00; few good and cnoice ewes i.ou-o.ou, Salem Markets Compiled from reports of nalem dealer' for the guidance of Capital Journal Readers. (Revised dally Retail Feed Prices Rabbit Pellet - 13 25-3 IS lB0-ib bani ft 10-4 fiC 1 100-1 bag). Egg Mash $4.4S-4.5. Dairy Ferd --J.I 05-3 46 fSO-lb. bag. I:t0-4 20 (1 00-lb bag! Poultry Buying frlrei Colored fryers. 24c; old roosters. He; Colored fowl 23c; leghorn fowl. 18c; colored roasters. 24c. Buy lnf I'rlre Errs, larne A A. 3Bc, large A, 35-42r; medium A A. 3.1c; medium A. :i.1-39c; small A. 22c, Eggs, wholesale price generally S-7 rents higher than prices above; lame grade A generally quoted at Wc med ium at 47c. But'erfat Ruytni. prices: Premium 58c B printa. 62c Retal A A grade, 71: carton. 6c; A print. 64c; car tons. Oc: Nfl 1. 55c . , Butter VThnlesale AA grade printa, A grade. 70c; B graoV. 6c Zona Greet For itchy Skin Rash " XiSlor'iJlirmula, pfoirillj rtlievts itchinc of surface skin laihts. fczeraa, pnckljr hral, thlele's lot (Wo slo(f)icralchini d so lid. Ijnter hrslim snd tlrsWii. Biij Extra bl'enitth Zemo for stubborn casca-. Rites Hel(f for AniuiidMiinsnii MOLALLA Amufid Munson. native ofoPorlland and ffttme Mountain View cemetery. Munson was a retired farmer, after homcstending in Clackamas counly vears ag0 He u survive(j by h' widow. Minnie May; two son, George A., Bonneville, and Homer A., Molalla; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Jane Sharp. Molalla: five brothers, Henry and Robert, H i 1 1 s b o r o; John. Cathlament ; James and Carl. Portland; three sisters. Mrs. Millie Taylor and Mrs. Manila Hoge, Longview; and Miss Josic Munson, Hillsboro; and five grandchildren. Memorial con tributions may be made to Molalla Ambulance fund. Mid Willamette Obituaries William Singler PEDEE-Stanlcy Singler has re ceived word that his father, Wil liam Singler. died at his home at Tyrone. Conn. His father was a retired railroad man. Avery Dcardorff MOLALLA Services for Avery C. Deardorff, 74. a resident of Molalla who died Saturday at Sil- verton hospital, were held Tues day afternoon at Colonial mortu ary, Portland. Dcardorff, a resident of Oregon for 23 years, was born in Paine, Ohio. Aug. 27, 1881. He had been active in recent years in the man agement of timber holdings and real estate. . Survivors include his widow, Charlotte Jane; three sons, Fran cis A., Milwaukie; Willard G., Canby: Bruce V., Molalla; a sis ter, Mrs. Florence Blazer, Auro ra: a brother, Eli Dcardorff, Mo lalla. Burial will be In Skyline Memorial Gardens, Portland. Mrs. Rose Fogarly STAYTON Funeral services are pending a the Weddle Funeral Chapel at Stayton for Mrs. Rose rogarty of Portland who died Sun day at the Marian Home at Sub limity. She is survived by a son, J. A. I'ogarly of Portland. Deaths Bertha Mingle Passed away at residence, 2240 Fntrgrqunds Rd., at the ait of tti year, durvivea ny auugrucrs, win. Mabel H. Simon and Mrs. M. Wini fred Forbes, both of Salem: song, Charles h, Mlnglo and F. Herbert Mingle, both of Salem: nine Kiantl-ctttldi-en and 18 Rrral-ffrnndchildren; three brothers, Charles A. Young, Spokane. Wash., Ross G. Young and Scott U Young, both of Kalispell, Mont.; one sister. Mrs. C. J. (Hazel) Ifem Inner. Missoula. Mmil. Shipment will hr made to Kalispell. Mont., by the W. T. Riedon Co. for services and interment. Gcorpe A. Conn At the residence, 2010 Virginia St., February 7th. Survived by daugh ters, Mrs. Edna Wienert and Mrs. Helen Williams, both nf Salem; sis ter, Mrs. Charles Bratt of Lincoln, Neb.: six i rand children and 13 great urnndohlldren. Funeral nnna-.t'ire- ment later by Virgil T. Golden Co. Mm. IMItli Wltbeck Near Turner. Sunday. Feb. 5. at the age of 39. Survived by five childvn, Lois Collier, Sharlrne Boardrow, Dix ie Wilbeck and Sandra Witbeck. all of Turner, and Eddie Boardrow, In ualllormt. Also two rr and sons, pal and Mike Bnardrnw. of Salem- Par ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Koehn, Turner; sisters, Mrs. Sophia Sr-hulla And Mrs. Irene Kendall, both of Sa Jem; brother. Arthur, Eugene, serv es win no he a inurs.. Fen. mn at Mi.Hl a.m. tn the chapel of the Howell-Edwards Funeral home. Rev. H. Becker officiating. Interment at the City View Cemetery. Stfive HezjAck Late resident of Marshfleld, In this city, February fi, at Ihu age of 78. Services will be Friday. February 10th. at 9:00 a.m. m at. joscpn a Catholic Church. Interment In St. Barbara s Cemetery under tne Direc tion of the W. T. Rigdon Co, Ernest May At a local hospital Feb. . Late resident of 1.154 Holgate street. Sa lem. Sirvivcd hy wife, Mrs. Hilda Mav, Salem: daughters, Mrs. U Spreng, Forost Grove. Oreg., Mrs. Helen Arni, l.ns nngeien, v.in., Miss Dorothy May, Sn Francisco, Calif., Mn. Marjorle Vart, San Diego, i.aui-, Mrs. neiiv rauii'i, S.in Diego; son., K. William May, Forest Grove, Orcg.; 10 grandchil dren; 3 sisters, Mrs. Erva Cannon, Witchlla. Kansas. Mn. Blanche An derson. Kinsley, Nebraska, Mrs. Mar garet Hofman. Forest (.rove, urrg ; j brothers, Howard and Robert May. nouncement of services later by Virgil T. Golden Co. LEGALS A DMINISTR ATOIt'S FINAL NOTlf'B NOTICE IS HKRRnY CTtVEN that JOSKIMI W. HUTCHISON as admin- l.-ti'.-ilur or tne rsinie or imorri nnryii Henfrew. Deceased, hai filed his ftnnl count ns such, ana ny oraor oi ine Circuit Court of the State of Oref n for the Countv of Marlon, the Hflttt d.iv of F'-bruarv, 19afi. the hour of n:!.1. In the forenoon of said day has been fixed as the place tor ine Hear ing of objections to Raid final acrount id Ihe settlement oi iuio esisie DATKD and first published,: Febru ary 1, Administrator of the Estate of Robert Sneyd Renfrew, Drce.-ificfl RHOTEN. RHOTEN t SPEERSTRA. ;ii() Pioneer Trust Building. Salem. Oregon. Attorney! for Administratrix. r iD.i,n,iD.ii ADMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE NOTICE IS 'HEREBY C.lVEN that HAZEL PUE has by order of tha Circuit Court of tht State of Oregon for Marion Counly. been appointed admintitratrlx with the llt9 annexed of the gitate of Emma Peterson. Dt- ceased. Clerk's Registry No. 16.R63. All persons having clajini against said estate are requlrad to present 3 them, dulv verified, wlm pront?r vouchers to said admlnlstra'tlx wWh the will annex d at .110 Pioneer Trust Rulliltng. Salem. Oxi-gnn, within six months from the me of this nottee r DATED arrfliflrst pu,0tshed: rebru-r-ary I, Ii?16 O HAZEL RUE. ) Admlnlhlralrix 'fllhe will P rnmaCPetersoft1 litreased. RHOTP.it. RHOTEN 6c SPKHmiTHM 310 Plfl lf49T TifU BlllkWlg, . OreKonS5 'rneya onrrdlnittratrlx FebJ 8,15.23.19 4 4 0 o CANT B T SELL II A T AD ADS IN THIS COLUMN RECEIVED . . . Too Late to Classify 30 FT, em. Ave. National, sleops 6. Mod Lai. Lane, 1940 Lana TAKE over navments on 34 Merc. Ph. 4-.I325, EQUITY In '54 Dclray Chcv. cheap or trade tor older car. Apply Apt. 4, tHJO Broadway. CHOICE 40 A. Okla. land on main hlshway. 8 ml. to lare city, for small acreage with home near Salem. Ph. J-BIU6. FOR. rent KIT Altcs. Phone" FOR rent, unfurn. 1 hedrm, flat, fireplace, oil heat, ga rage. REAL NICE. $70. 1873 Court. 3 BEDRM. clean, neat, unfurn., oil furnace. $65 mo. Ph. 4-3391. 1 RDRM- 1B:I0 Brodwar,""li,q. 1740 Broadway. NEAT 1 bedrmrst. Vlncenriiist. Elec. heat, Insut $45. 4-47'JK i RM. unfurn. Apt., bath, lights, water. Ph. 3.-7666. WANTED: Children to care for. Liberty district. Ph. 3-9803. MONEY problems are easy to solve Just make more mon ey. Salary Ac. commission. Call 2 -36 A3 before noon and I will show you how. WANTED "middle aged lady for light housework, by elderly man. Room Jt? board & possi ble wages. Statesman-Journal Box ftOti. CONSTRUCTION Company wants man bookkeeper, capa ble of taking full charge of office. Must be wilting to move, permanent position. good salary. Ph. Stayton 3 F 24 for appointment. 'MCHEVaT. pickup. Exc. $725. 1535 Norway. Ph. i.-4057. GOOD used Imbr., wndwi, dra., oak flrg. Want Chev. 4-dr, 1443 Oak. T.V. SET. UHF, Antenna, stand &: all extras. Excellent condl tton. Cheap. Ph. 2-2047. DAVENPORT & Chair for sale. Maroon color, good cond. 030 Tamarack Ave. Ph. 3-6857. MODEL 20 cat. overhauled. Box 850jOrcharaHeiehts Kd3-64fM, AofrAnnYivis at lower orices. Hollywood Aquarium, 1058 McCoy. 2 FRESH Jersey cows, must be extra good. W. J. King. Sll verlon, HI. 2, Box 282. Ph. 3-4733. 310 Meef-ing Notice A SALEM LODGE No. 4. A F Vrvx" & A M, Wed., Feb. 8. 'w Pot-luck dinner. 6:30, for all Masons and families; 7:30. E. A. degree, 312"i-ost ond Found LOST Bible, possibly Chemeke ta St. or Stale St. Ph.3-40.ffl. LOSTB fond e Pck I tieso m a le . ans. to name of "Tuffy." Ph. 2-5203 or 3-6703. 316 Personal CHESTER air cushion shoes for . tender feet. Bowlln shins, Jackets, work uniforms. Ph. 4-527.1. BANDLEADER. Phil Harris (according lo Earl Wil 'snn): "Doing business without advertising Is like winking at a girl in tho dark. You know what you're doing, but no one clso docs." mCOMETAXGSI Are you over paying yours? Ph. 2-6713. MADAM HAZEL Psychic render, Allrma Molel, .1615 Portland Rd. ALCHOLICK 'Anonymous group No. 1. 2088 N. Com'l J-4fcn. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous, Iisi S. Commercial. 2-2108 or 4-7867. 400 Agriculture 402 Livestock for Sole GENTLE fresh cow fc calf. Ed Kar Cruenfetder. Rt 2. Box 4111. Salem. h. 2-27I5J FAMILY milk cow w2 mo. old calf. 2-716." or 4-6t3. NEW "slnale hoise trailer. Shop made. $35u. Ph. 4-612:1 ur 2-:ii:i. FOR sale Hoistrln-Jersey heifer, due now, good hrecdlnK- tioin's Farm. Ih. Kairflax 7-2450 Jef ferson. 3 miles No. on old highway. SCIENTIFIC HORSESHOEING TEX SHIVLEY. Ph. 2-6835. LOCKER BEEF. Eastern Oregon, li or whole 21c lh. Lorker pork 21c lb. Custu.n killing. Ti silcr loaned free. Salem Meat Co. PROFESSIONAL HORSESHOER Ph. 4-11063 or Woodburn 2-4.138. 30 NICE ewes. Jtut started lamb ing. Already 28 baby lambs. 401 James St. Silvcrton. 403""Livostock WoTrtcdr" CATTLE. hores, J vour farm. E. C. McC.-indMsh. RL2. 3-81BII. CATTLE buyer. A. F. Somrner. U60 Harmony Dr. Ph. 4-5067 LIVESTOCK euycr. Cle trie Ed wards Rt. 3. Box 89'JE 4-IM3. CATTLE BUYERS-E. 1 and ri. o Snethen. 4297 Stale. 2-1345. J-4380. 408 Pets 2 boxer pups'.-'see at 110 E. RMlil. Eves Si Sunday. Q r.GiSTEilED"rock77ptvJi 35, othejj. llO.O'h 2-12480 fllOPICM. FISHr',)Gal. Aiiuar. stan(V-,& other Chulp. Must .aril. Che:; 3-6807 after a p m ioXKFesrilD'SKRVlCE PHONE (M27 0 .0. ei ritAKi 6? 1 Section 2 Page 9 400Asrrieulture 408 PoO RAF0 PARAKtOTS 630 Taybm Rd . ph. 2-313 W. Salem. Rare -fenAKEETSNonnaa Our Ulrda Spctk for Theni Oa. lor i nena. selves." 2-15 W. Bro.vnint 2-1 PAHAKKtTS. fries feeds. Hala Ph. 2-J155 , q BIRD P.irndae for Wds. cae.es. supplies jlbu Llvlneslon 2-1BI2. 404 Poultry ond Rcbbits o'.. BABY CHICKS. 16c slrujht rvn. cnoice OI Karmemers. iew H?.inpa. While Rocks and Acs horns. Special) New H.nmp. and While. Rock pulle'.s. Par mcnter red rooster. !(?. VALLEY FARM STORE V Ph. a.2-l i Salem bcTRALARGEfwhita Leghorns". rarmemer tieas. cornun . While Rocks. Hatches eve.y Tuesday. Send for free folder, l.eeliorn cockerels $3 per K0-Parmenl- Red cockerels 18 per 1O0. WILSON'S HATCH BUY. LYONS. OREGON. Ph. UL -aB. 412 Fruit & Form Produce APPLES. 4 Kinds. 103 W. Che- mawa Rd. WHEAT or rye grass straw. 40c per Dale. rminp Hros.. Hi. a. Box 40.1. Ph. 4-3081. 2 miles. East of 4-Corners. FRESH carrot & apple juice. Finis iV quarts. Free delivery. Ph S-7190 PASTEURIZED whole milk. 15e gal., delivered. Cleary Dairy, 2-30.15. 413 Fertilixer FERTILIZER Chicken manure. Kt. 6 Uox 862. Ph. 2-2.148. PEAT MOSS with poultry drop pings ouiy vac per sack. VALLEY FARM STORK, Suleiu. MANUR-E: Aged rich humus. No weeds. Real soil builder for lawns, gardens. Ph. 2-0331. ROTTED MANURE. Rich, flna manure by sack or yard. De livered or at farm. Phillip's Bros. Rt. 5 Box 493. Ph. 4-3081. POULTRY fertilizer, brlns jack. trailer. Lee a Hatchery. 425 Auction Salos SUDTELL'S FURNITURE AUCTION t Wed. Eve., Feb. 8th at 7:30 p.m. 4 pc. Wal. hedrm. stt. 3 pc. Wal. betlrm. set, 30 In. Elec. range (late modvl), 1953 Frt(idatr auto, washer, cabinet sink 54" lout;. a5" deep. .17" high, all fininga ex. cond., 6 mahos. chairs & bulfet. 2 5-piece chromo sets, bunk beds, wash ers, Frtgirialrc rcfrlK.. 6 yr. bitby bed coinplcto (solid panel eius ex. cond.), plat form rockcra, foam rubber davenport & chair, occ, chairs, nml tresses, girl's bike, new nails. S pc. wal. din. nn. set. 41 yd. wall to wall carpet and pad. S pc. blond dlnettt set. lamps, and many misc. articles ot furniture. Com to buy or sell Heated build ing. LANE SUDTEUS AUCTION SALES Ph. 3-6098 3315 Silvcrton Rd. SHERIFF'S SALE : Complete restaurant equipment and supplies. Formerly operat ed as .Sportsmen's Cafe and Sportsmen's Club at Bandon, Oregon. Modern stainless steel equipment and fixtures. Ih I'ludint all china, cook in utensils. clH.ssware, refrigera tion, stoves, sea tins, food stuffs, staple supplies, and other personal property in on lot. S.ile bv miction on Satur day, February 11, 1958. at 10 o'clock a.m. on premises in natifhin Fnr Infnrmstion If ta phoni Bay. il hone rnnnress 7-2 1 Hi, too Oregon. ; LIVESTOCK AUCTION THURS., FEB. TTH 10 A M. Misc., so hie furnUurt, tools, onions, potatoes. 1 P.M. LIVESTOCK Chickens At rabbits, baby calf fk veal, (reier stork, pigs, heifers, milk A beef cows, bulls, steers, gouts and sheep. Come to buy or soil. Lots of good conslnnors and buyers. LANE SUDTELL'S AUCTION SALES Pli. 3-00tul 3013 Sllverlon Rd. 450 Merchandise 451 Mochinery & Tooli HAVK sevra used welders AC i DC. Call 4-714. 454 Sewing Mochinet SINGER Sewing Machine .' Complete rotary, gear driven, console machine. for only $fW. See this bargain befor you buy & many others thai have bern turned in on f h Wnrlri Famous Mora Sew In Machine. Salem Morse Sewing Center 24)07 Falrflrouwds Rd. Ph. 4-71 ( Dealer) sTnger zigzag Desk Model; yours for balance due $147.40. SEWING CENTER 1.10 N. Com1!. Ph. 3-3.Wi Sl-t W IN GM A C H I N E . I.ate mod el, round bobbin Sinner Port able. Only I29.50. Ph. 4-7012. (Otaler) . . SIMGER CO'NSOLE Walnut Cahincl , gear Drjve head Bal, due . on contract SINGER SEWING, CENTER 130 N. Com'l. Ph. 3-3MH 0 455 Houii Gomi for Wile D t - m r 20 new rhrrje Sl-ts Wlnlna sets) 0 , J all t!Or Snd st.vws. wa must v tlOi.e uicse Mit immediately. Huv at whSfosale prices. . . Open 1ft) Pile rt"! 3. Used W M (0. Miirl. 870 SrLlberly, Ph. 4-tiJil. r0(T, rtioiiflffnt! oxu tans' BVALLKV URN. lit U. COM'U GHEW (ftihlemradlos -nnr-rT Trfp nlle Mil 0 Mart,(i)3i0 8. 1.9.V 9. Used Uberlig) O j