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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Salem, Oregon, Friday, October 19, 1956
F. Nieswander
Succumbs Here
Death came Wednesday at a
Portland hospital for Frank K.
Nieswander, 57, Mowing a lonK ill
ness. He had resided at 935 N.
19th St., Salem.
Nieswander had liecn an em
ploye of Salem post oHice for IB
years and drove n mail route in
the Keizer area until his retire
ment about two years aso on ac
count of ill health. Previously he
had worked 14 years for the state
highway department. At another
Interval he was an employe of the
,J r.J ... .. tin
had bceTa rSc'nt 71n7Salcm I -angelistie, meetings in
area for 42 years
Adventists
Set Meeting
SILVERTON (Special) II. .1.
Johnson, Klder, is announcing the
Seventh-day Advenlist song serv
ice to begin at : 15 a.m. The Sab
bath school follows at 0:30 a.m.
with Mrs. Oliver Stcffcn in charge.
The lesson topic, "Christ in Con
flict with Jewish Leaders." is
based on Matt. 22; 23; Mark 12;
and Luke 20.
Kugene Quade, will he the speak
er during the morning worship
service at 11 o'clock.
Prayer meetings have been sus
pended temporarily to enable the
members to attend the Voice of
Frank Nieswander was horn at
Hiawatha. Kansas. April 25. WM.
He was married to Opal Garrett
in Salem on Oct. 3. l!2n and his
widow survives. He was a vet
eran of First World War, a mem
ber of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars and belonged to the Knight
Memorial church.
Survivors are, the widow;
daughters, Mrs. Jean liostad,
Portland; and Mrs. I.enore Pick
ett. Salem; sons, l.ce and Frank
Nieswander, Jr., Salem: mother,
Mrs. May Nieswander, Salem;
sisters, Mrs. Marie Porter. Salem;
Mrs. Millie Olson, Nelscntt; broth
er, Paul Nieswander, Sr., Salem;
and three grandchildren.
Services will he at 3 p.m. Sat
urday at Clough-nnrrick Chapel,
the Rev. I.ouls White officiating.
Interment will be at City View
Cemetery.
Kleinschmit
Funeral Set
LEBANON (Special) Mrs. Ida
T. Kleinschmit, 60, of Scio, died
Oct. 17 at the Lebanon Community
hospital after an extended illness.
She had lived at Scio for the past
five years, and at Lncomb for
a few years previously.
She was born Feb. 15, 1890, at
Bow Valley, Neb.
Rosary will be Friday at 7:30
p.m.' at (he Huston chapel, and
funeral services will be Saturday
at 10 a.m. at St. Edwards Catho
lic church, both In Lebanon. The
Rev. Pius P. Ilnur will officiate.
Burial will be in the Catholic sec
tion of the IOOF cemetery here.
She is survived by two daugh
ters, Mrs. Alice Hamilton of Al
bany and Mrs. Gladys Landers of
Scio; by four sons, Ivo Klein
schmit of Nebraska, Earl of La
comb, Richard of Crnbtrco and
Joe of Lebanon; a brother, Her
man Uhing of Nebraska: two sis
ters, Mrs. Theresa Wichclhnus,
Neb., and Mrs. Mary Suing, Leb
anon; and 18 grandchildren.
W.W. Miller
Rites Oct. 20
LEBANON (Special) - William
Waller Miller, 79. of Scio died at
his home Oct. 17. He had spent
his entire life near Scio.
. He was horn July 12, 1877, at
Scio, land married Emma Rahn
Feb. 4, 1903, at Albany.
He is survived by his wife; three
sisters, Mrs. Sophia Rhodn and
Mrs. Lou Arnold of Scio, and Mrs.
Ida Sheltnn of Itellfountnin; and
by several nieces and nephews.
Services will he Saturday at 2
p.m. al the Baptist church in Scio.
with the Rev. Gerald Manley of
ficiating. Hurial will he in Frank
lin Butte cemetery at Scio. Hous
ton Funernl Home is in charge of
arrangements.
Salem, which are held Sunday,
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
evenings, beginning with a film at
7, and the lecture at 8 p.m.
The Associated Missionary Vol
unteer Societies of the Silverton
district will meet in the Friendship
hall of the Smyrna Congregational
church Sabbath afternoon at 4
o'clock when Elder Dallas Kirne,
missionary from the Far East will
be the speaker.
A potluck supper will be held at
li.M p.m. and a film, "Enchanted
Forest," will he shown at 7:30 p.m.
The Associated Dorcas Societies ol
the Salem area will meet Tuesday
in the Mayflower hall, Salem,
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
H.J.Eastman
Burial Oct. 20
DALLAS (Special) Last rites
for Howard J. Blake Eastman, 68,
will he conducted at 2 p.m. Sat
urday at the Bollman Funeral
Chapel by the Rev. Sydney Gailh
er. Mjtlitary riles will be conduct
ed by the American Lcgiortsat City
View cemetery at Salem.
Eastman, a power plant opera
tor for the Willamette Valley Lum
ber Co., for 25 years, was born
Dec. 23, 11187, at Ontario, Canada.
He married Ethel May St. John
Oct. 15, 19111 at Brock, Sask, Can
ada, and came to Portland in
1924 and to Dallas in 1932. He
served with the Canadian Expedi
tionary Force in World War I and
was a mcmncr ol tne American
Legion and the Methodist church.
Surviving are his wife, Dallas;
a daughter, Mildred E. Slradley,
ICugene; a son, Joseph B. East
man, Seattle; and a sister, Annettn
Patterson, Edmonton8, Alberta,
Canadn.
DENNIS THE MENACE
By Ketcham
21
Deaths
"tVrtvANT we owes w ums$T holes'
Two Sentenced
In Polk County
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND Wu-fUSDAl-Cntgc
salable for week 4,075; market
uneven: fed steers wcak-50 lower,
least decline on choice grade; fed
heilers 50-1.00 lower: tanner and
cutter cows 50-1.00 higher, other
classes about steady: choice stqers
22.50-24.00; good 20.50-22.50: short
fed standard steers 18.00-20.00;
few standard ernss steers 18.00-
17.00: utility 10.00-15.00; mixodl
good-choice fed heifers Monday.
19.50: standard-good grades 16.00
19.00; uHlily-low standard heifers
9.00-14.00; ennner and cutter cows
late 6.50-8.50; strongweights 0.00;
beef type and Holstcin cutters
9,50-10.00; shelly canners down to
5.00; utility cows. 10.00-11.50; com
mercial 12.00-13.00; standard to
I. 1.50: utility hulls 13.00-14.00. few
14.25-15.00 early; light cutters 9.00-
II. 00.
Calves salable for week 850;
good-choice vealers active, strong
1.00 higher; Jjcnvy calves 59-1.00
lower; good-choice vealers 16.50
20.00, few 21.00-22.00; od-choice
calves 15.00-17.00 lale; standard
calves and vealers 12.00-15.00;
culls down lo 6.00.
Hogs salable-for week 2,350;
butchers and sow? fully steady;
U.S. No. 1-2 grade butchers 17.75-
18 .no. select hits 18.25: mixed No.
1-3 grade 17.25-50; few mostly No.
3s 10.75; sow 300-500 lbs giixed
u.a. l-j grade u.tw-ln.uu; lew ino.
1-2 270-.100 lb 16.25-50. few 16.75
early; good-choice feeder pigs 50
140 lbs If, no-ill oo.
Sheep salable for week S.6C0:
slaughter classes steady; fecderR
steady, choice kinds scarce; good.
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
DALLAS (Special) Circuit
Judge Val Sloper Thursday handed
nut a Jail sentence nnd a prison
sentence to two Salem youths who
had nleaded EtliMv.
The penitentiary sentence, noi lo cnoice wooicn siaugnier lamns
exceed three years, was given lo
Charles Fred Demarest, 18, who
admitted burglarizing a West Sa
lem lavcrn Aug. 9. He escaped
from Ihc Polk county jail recently
and wns captured wilh the old of
bloodhounds.
A year in the Polk county Jail
wns the sentence imposed on Eu
gene R. Slrnushnugh, 18, who wns
arrested Sept. 1 charged with
stealing a cabin cruiser on the Wil
lamette river, following a chnse
by air nnd waler.
Mrs. Alice Nolh
Dies in l'orlland
Following Illness
On Wodnosdiiy. at a Portland
hospital, denth came for Mrs. Alice
,Noth, fi!t, n resident of the Salem
area for the past .1(1 years. - Her
home had bren at ir7.T State St.
Lolrly, on account of illness. Mis.
Noth hnd resided with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Vivian Younce of Port
land Mrs. Noth was born at Cottage
Grove, Ore.: Sept. 3, IH87. She
was preceded in death by her
husband, Albert Noth, long a
Southern Pacific ticket agent In
Salem.
Survivors, besides the daughter,
are a sister. Mrs, Ileen t'urnn.
Cottage drove; brothers, Krnest
Wills, Vallejo. Calif ; T. H, Wills,
Fair Oak, Calif.; ivllirrl Wills,
Chieo, Calif.; and five grandchil
dren. Services will be nt 1 y m. Sat
urday at Clougli Harriek Chapel
with Rev. Wayne (.mm officiating.
Interment will be in Helmut
Memorial Park.
World War I
Vet Reunion
SILVERTON ISpeciall-Meeling
in reuninn nl the home of Mr. nnd
Mrs. C. J. Towe of Mill Street,
Mlverton. were the families nf
three World War I veterans, who
began close friendships when the
men served ns sergeants during
norm war 1.
The weekend guests at the
Towe home included Mr. anil
Mis. Charles Merced; Mr. and
Mrs. E. II. Smith of Merced.
Calif ; and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Kirsb ol Slavlon. Oregon.
The custom of mc(S)mg together
has continued among the (our
families since the close of World
War I.
16.50-18.50, several lots mostly
cnoice 19,00, few choice-prime
early 19.50; good-choice shorn
lambs No. 1-2 pells 17.00-18.50, one
lot mostly choice 19.00 Monday;
part deck Cotswold slaughter
lambs Wednesday No. pelt 19.00:
utility-low good lambs 15.50-16.50;
good-choice, feeders 15.00-16.00;
common-medium 11.00-14.50; c)ll
good shorn slaughter ewes 2.00
4.50, few choice 5.50 early: several
lots short term to solid mouth
breeding ewes 10.00-15.00 per bend.
a
Qiirugo Livestock
CHICAGO IA1 With only S.goo
hogs placed on sale, butchers
so 15 to mostly 25 cents higher
wliile sows were steady lo 25 cents
'jhigher Friday.
Most 200 to 280 pound bulchers
sold nl $16.15 to $16.35. A'oS head
lot hit a top at $16.75. Sows
brought $14.25 lo $15.85.
Cows comprised the hulk of the
500 salable receipts in the cattle
seel ion. They sold steady lo w;eak
at $!i.7S to $13 on lor utility and
ciehmercinl.
A lew standard steels sold at
$15.50 to $111511 and a few sla(-
aid lo low good heifers at $15 09,
to fjiiiio.
Woolrd lambs held steady al
$19 00 to $22 00 for sood to prune.
Calf receipts were 200 and sheep
5011.
South Salem
C of C Elects
PORTLAND uei Buttcrfat -
Tentative, subject to immediate
change PremiuiH quality, deliv
ered in Portland, 64 cents per lb;
first quality, 61 second quality, 56.
Butter Wholesale, f.o.b. bulk
lubes to wholesalers Grade AA,
93 score, 60!4; A grade, 92 score,
59V4; B grade 90 score 58; C grade
89 score, 56.
Cheese To wholesalers Oregon
singles, 41-48V4 lb; Oregon 5-lb loaf
43 Vi -53 ',4.
Eggs To retailers flrade AA.
large, 53-56; A large, 49-52; AA
medium, 42-44; A medium, 40-43;
A small, 29. Cartons, 1-3 cents additional.
Eggs To wholesalers A large.
47-5014; A medium. 38-4P4; A
small, 27-2714.
Eggs To consumers AA large.
61-66; A Birgc, 57-62: AA medium,
49-54; 4 medium, 48-53; A email,
34-39.
Live poullry No 1 quality, i
fob. Portland Fr;. s, 2'i-4 lbs.
19; light hens, 10 at farm; heavy
bens, 11-12 at farm; old roosters,
9-10. I
Turkeys To producers L i v el
weight fryers, 27-28; young turkey
hens, eviscerated, 34: young toms,
29 up to 24 lbs, premium 1-2 cents
for heavier.
Rabbits Average to growers
Live white, 3V.-414 lbs, 20-23; col
ored neltx aVcrm less: n ri does.
10-12, ?! higher. Fresh killed
fryers to retailers, 56-58; cut up,
60-63.
Wholesale Dressed Meals
Beef carcasses Steers, choice,
500-700 lbs, 41.00-43.00; njPOd, 37.00
40.00; standard, 29.00-36.00; com
mercial cows, 24.0-2B.00; utility,
22.00-27.00; canners and cutters,
18.00-22.00.
Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind
quarters, 52.00-55.00; rounds
45.00-48.00: full loins, trimmed,
75.00 - 79.00: forcqunrters, 34.00
36 00: chucks. 35.00-38.00; ribs,
5500-60.00.
Pork cuts Loins, choice, 8-12
lbs. 47.00-51.00: .shoulders, 16 lbs.
31.00-35.00: spareril, 45.00-49.00;
fresh hams, 12-14 lbs, 44.00-47.00.
Venl and cnlves--Good-choice,
all wjgghts, 30.00-40.00; standard,
25.00-35.00.
Lamb Choicprime, 45-53 lbs,
39.00-42.00; good, .16.00-39.00.
Wool Nomtnnl? clean basis, V
blood, l.W-05; blood, t.03-08; V4
blid, 1.12-18; fine, 1.17-23.
tounlry-llressert Meats,
f.n.b. Porllnnd
Beef Young cows, utility, 22-24
lbs: canners and cutters. 16-17.
Veal Top quality lightweight,
26-28; rough heavies, 18-25.
Hogs Be?l light blockers, 24-25;
lean light sows, 20-22.
Lambs Top grade springers,
35-36.
Mutton Lightweight ewes nnd
wethers, 1012: rough hovics.'ftfl.
Fresh Produce
Onions Idaho Yellows, 50 IKS
feks. jumbos, 2.00-50; mediums
The earlier Dart of his life was.' ,,
orri'larv and A. C. Stuwe
spent in Kansas. He was united lf ,nc caretaker. Plans also will be
in marriage to Effie L. Mathews ! discussed for the seventh annual
Oct. 23, 1901 in Linn. Kan., and . "pionecr Day" celebration next
they moved to Yamhill county in ; Julysand a chairman will be ap
1908. Since 1912 they had made i pointed.
meir nomc in tne l.aiayeue ana.
Mr. Hills was a farmer all of his
lite. a,
Surviving are the widow. Effie.
at the family home in Lafayette;
two sons, Howard L. Mil! . mayor
of Lafayette, and Elmer W. ol
Newbcrg; one daughter, Mrs.
Blanche Stewart of North Plains,
Ore.: nnd one steS-daughter, Mrs.
LEdna Corey, also of North Plains.
Also surviving is a niece, nii.i.
Srace McKinncy, of Spokane,
Wash., who has been assisting in
the Hills5 home (or several weeks,
three grandchildren, and two
great-grandchildren.
Memorial services were nciu ai
the Chapel of Macy and Son, in
McMinnville Wednesday, witn in
terment following in Evergreen
Memorial Park. Rev." George
Hayes of Lafayette officiated at
the services.
E.C. Hills Dies
At Laiavette
Cemetery Group
To Pick Officers
I ..l....nlt u-nnnp.irav (Snecial) The
Jjdldy CllC annual meeting of the Rock Creek
J Iranioierv association will be held
LAFAYETTE (Special) Death ' c-tiirrlnv at the church, when one
came early Monday afternoon to:fjv.e.year director and a secretary
a long-time Lafayette resident.
Erastus Cornelius Hills, 78, passed
away following a two-week hos
pitalization for surgery. Recovery
from the surgery seemed assured
when a blood clot formed, causing
death.-
Mr. Hills was born in Wash
ington county. Kan.. Jan. II, 1878.
..niaker will be elected
Members will meet at the church
in the morning for the annual fall
cleaning of the church and grounds.
The business meeting will start at
2 p.m.
The term of Lola Samson, chair
man, will expire Ihe first of the
year. A. F. Frederickson is the
Don Mitchell
Rites Friday
ALBANY (Special) Donald Dal
Mitchell, 21, 13409 S.E. McLaugh
lin BIv., ' Portland, who died in
West Scio, Tuesday will be buried
in Willamette Memorial park cem
etery Friday following services to
be held at the Fisher Funeral
home. &Ir. Mitchell was born Jan.
5, 1935 at Marysville, Mo., and
spent most of his life in Nebraska
before coming to Oregon, locating
at Stayton, and also living in Scio,
ai'?J Albany, going to Portland a
month ago.
On July 3, 1956 at Albany he
married Dorothy Marie Brown,
who survives as do his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern A. Mitchell,
Scio; his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. S. C. Tappan, Salem, Route
R. and two sisters. Mrs Fvetvn
n..i i. n ii.... i a .I--Lale resident nf 15
John William Cat trail
At the residence. Rt. 5. Salem. Oc
tober 16th. Survive dby wife, Mrs,
Verna Cattrall ol Salem: two sons.
Thom.is Cattrall and William Cat
trail, both of Snlcm; one sister, Mrs.
O. B, Clark of Portland. Ore. Serv
ices will be held at the Virgil
Goldon chapel, Saturday. October 20,
at 10:30 a.m. Rev. George H. Swift
wi officiate. Ritualistic services by
American Legion post No. 136. In
terment at Belcrest Memorial Park.
John A. Gibson
In a local hospital October 17th.
Lale resident of 3103 S.E. Hawthorne
Blvd.. Portland. Shipment is being
maae tw inc uiougn-uarncK f uneral
Home to the Edward Holman A- Son
Funeral Home in Portland for Serv
ices aigj Interment.
Ralph II. Merrrr
Late resident of Rt. 5. Salem Oct.
lfith. Husband of Harriet R. Mercer
or hairm. earner ol liayden Mercer,
U. S. Air Force, Rushmore Air Force
Station, S. D.. and Wayne Mercer.
U. SNavy. Seattle, Wash. Brother
ni ira Mercer or Oakland. Calir.
Grandfather of Diane and Mark
Mercer of Seattle. Member of Amer
ican Legion Post No. 9 and The
Barracks and Salem Knife and Fork
Club. Services wilPbe held Saturday.
uciooer zutn ai i::w p.m. in the
Chapel of the W. T. Rigdon Co. Con
cluding services at Belcrcst Memorial
Park. Rev. George G. Roscberry will
officiate.
Frank Edward Nieswander
Late resident of 9.15 N. 19th St. At
a Portland hospital, Oct. 17. Sur
vived by wife Opnl Nieswander of
haicm. Moincr, Mrs. May Nieswan
der. Salem. Daughter. Mrs. Jean Ros
tad of. Portland, Ore.; Mrs. Lenore
Pickett of Salem. Son. Lee Nies
wander of Salem, Frank Nieswan
dcr. Jr., also Salem. Granchildren
Susan and Kathy Nieswander and
Thnmas Pirlrolf nil of Kalem Sis
ter, Mrs. Maries, Porte? ol Salem,
Mrs. Millie Olson, Nelscott. Broth
er, Paul Nieswander. Sr., Salem.
Services will be held Saturday.
October 0 at 3 p.m. In the Chapel
Interment City view Cemetery. Hev.
t.ouis wniie win omciaje.
Mrs. Alice Noth
In a Portland hospital. October 17.
aic.
Ilce-
" Cliicagp Onions
By United Press
Supplies m 0 d e r a f e; demand
fair; market about steady.
Track (50 lbs) U.S. 1 unless
stated: None reported.
Street sales: Colorado Spanish
3-inch and larger 2.00-2.25, 2 to 3
inch 1.25 - 1.50; White Spanish 3
inch ,and larger 2.25-2.50, 2 t 3-
inch 2.50; Idaho Oregon Spanish
3-inch and larger 2.Si-2.35: White
Spanish 2 to 3-inch 2.50; Michigan
White Globes medium 2.50; Kan
sas Spanish 3-inch and larger 2.15
2.25; White Spanish 3 - inch and
larger 2.g0, 2 to 3-inch 2.15-2.25;
Midwest el lows medium 1.00-
1.25.
pjf Portland. MMrr Alt:"'.
oi Lounge i rove, tire. Brokers
Ernest D. Wills of Valcio. Caht.. V ,K.
feWills of Fair Oaks. Calif.. Delbert
Wills of Chico, Calif. 5 grandchildren
also survive. Services will be held
in the Clough-Barrlck Funeral Home
baturday uctoner otri at 1:00 p.m.
Rev. Wayne Greene ill officiate.
Interment Bclcrest Memorial Park.
Hattle Stevem Wood
At the residence, 2R(t 6th St., In.
dependence. Ore., Oct. 18. at the age
,or hi years. aurvived Dy a orotner,
Oliver Frost of Oregon City and a
siller, Ada Long of Oceanlake, Ore.
Services will he held Saturday. Octo
ber 20th at 2:00 R,m. in the Chat!
or ine Howeu-trnviirds Funeral Home
Concluding services at Bclcretfi Mem'
oriai rarK
Salem Markets
Complied from reports of Salrm
dealers ror tne Kiunanre ni capital
Journal Headers. (Revised dally)
Freds:
Itabtft Pfllfti $3.53 (BO-lb. bag);
$4.44 on 100 -To bag.
Kgg Mash - 14.1.1 (R0-lb.).
Dairy feed n 05-J3.S0 (BO-lb. bag):
!.-t :i(t-H20 100-lb bag).
Poultry:
miying prices colored fryers, zuc:
old. roosters. 8r; colored fowl, 12c;
Irorn fowl, 10c,
f-CEs:
Huytng prices AA. 47c: large A. 43-
47c; niediiiiiiisA. 32c; small A. 21c.
ctra large, AA. 57c: large AA. SSc;
Urge A, 52c; medium A A. 44c; A
mall. 2!tc. On cartons, 3c additional.
IQIerfat:
Buying prices Premium. 62-B3c;
irst grade, 5S)-60c: sfrade 2. 55c.
Iluttrr:
Retail AA grade. 13c; quarters.
74c. Wholesale Solid AA, 68c; quar
ters, (we.
LEGALS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 16HC9
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREOON FOR THE
COUNTY OF MARION
Probate Department
In the Maltcr of the Estate of JOSE
PfflNE H. HAIT.. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
Die undersigned, by wi order of the
Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon
lor Marion uminiy, I'ronate Depart
ment. duly made and entered on the
.Msi day of cptcmner, lirab. was an
pointed as administrator of the es
tate of Jnseuhine II. Hall, deceased.
and that it lias duly qualified as .uch
administrator.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre
sent the same, duly verified as re
quired by law, to it at 413 Masonic
Building. Salem, Marion County.
Oregon, with six (6) months of the
date of this notice. u
Dated this 26th day of Septert(cr,
1050.
THE PIONEER TRUST COMPANY
Administrator of the Estate of
Josephine H. Hall, Deceased.
DAI. P1ERSON
Attorney for -Estate
Salem, Oregon.
Dale first publication: Septem
ber 28. 1956.
Dale of last publication: October 9,
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Pntntnrs. rc - Wash. .one
narrow prup rmiRC;Whj 2.M-75; Russets, 1.7S 3.00:
No. 2s. 90-1.00: Idaho Husscls, 100
Cliicaio Gr$in
CIIICACO I Groins hold
withm n verv
in slow dealings on Ihe Honrd of
T LV..I ... n . '
;:,..r-moM . no. i. s.tm.m.
Major loss wns in new crop
wheal, dowi nhout a cent at limes
on prospects (or more molsluro in
the winter when! bell.
wheat closed ' lower lo 1 cent
Auto llanos
Over Hridjjc
Mllop. I. lllack. l'aul Kied
cricks nm! .lohn Parst
Marry 1'ollms o the Hepiihlu-an
in.irlv t I L . ..t .... tl. ..-j.
A Thursday morninc accident , thr cr.tmnt ( Icclion ' ' '
left two cars dam.iKed nnd one . K. Sclmmmi. Salem altorncv
of them li.incins some lour feet 'disused the civic .Wci,,,,,,,...,,,'
I in the Smith Salem area.
SOUTH SA1.KM (Special) The
South Salem Chamber of Com
merce mel Tuesday evening nt
(lie China Cily restaurant anil re
elected Don (Inrdner president;
Warren Clark, vice . ni ei,i..m.
li.ilph W. (1 Wyckolf. secretary'.' 0;,'s liwi'r 10 "'
and Holicrl I'heilcr, treasurer I winner '"V rye 1 to I1, hlishcr.
l lccicd on the hoard of dncclors "eccmlier i r.".'..',; soybeans
wore Oi.iilcs Minikins An-h... M... ' bithcr. November 2 42-S 41'.
hicher December 2.SIS-; rorn
V lower. I)ec(ber l..H-;
and lard IS cents lower lo IS cents
a hundred pounds higher, Novem
ber 12.1012 27.
llnv New rop. No. 2 green
alfalfa, balcff, f.o.b. Portland.
33.00-3S.M ton.
Filberts To producers orchard
run, 27-28 lh; wholesale, 100 lb al
plant, jumbo Barcelona 37 lb;
large 35; medium 33.
Walnuts Wholesale 100 lb nt
plant, jumbo 42'. lb; large 39':
medium 351.; bnby 32'..
i
over Ihe end o( a Nidge which
spans Snellen ditch at Mission and
Ford streets, city police reported
No injuries were listed.
Odicors said an auto driven bv
Wall Srct
NF.W YOItK i.4"- Steels nnd
rails led a stock market rally Fri
day hut profit-taking near the close
(rimmed many gains.
The Associated Press average
Ql'AKK IN' AFGHANISTAN'
NF.W HKI.III. India IP The
Afchan eillbassv herp announced
Fi idav that a severe earthouake I ' P -10 wnl ,0 with
shiv.k a wide area o( nonhen.iern ilhe industrials up 10 cents, the
Pin-ll i,..! IV; Afghanistan, near Asiatic llussia. I f"'1-' "P 10 nd ,hf "('"tics un-
iiiu.mil I. nun IV Thr nnKmv smH , "changed.
nlit'l.:tIl.H-.(Vir.n..r.,;n. f .1 j ! -l - lll.l I n.l .1
..,. n i . ,. i v e . " .UHlHtge nuu LOSII.IIIIC. . ..Itlllll ...mi.. i . .-,.-, ii,in.
11 " Miipmem, I1UIK
Bush Si., ended up hanging about ! ileliverv;
four feet over one end r,( (he j Hals. N.i :ia , while M mv.Vi oo
bridge aller a collision with a ear Harlej , No i, 4:, H, n-v 4 50 40 m
driven by Rose M, Bennett, S2Sol'orn. No 2, I V shipment lit so
Hyde SI. Wheat ilml', to arrive market,
ine narminn venicie was ncavny f oasis o 1 hulk, delivered coast
eoasl are not known
I compared wilh I.MO.KXi Friday.
damaged on the front end In Ihe
accident. A railing of the bridge
was broken.
Soft While
Soli While (excluding Kr.
While Club
Hard lied Winter:
Ordinary
10 per cent .
2 2S
2
KCSS KlltlKT OF CI.OTHINU luminary
LONDON IP The Soviet rem-1 in per cent j
munlst Tarty newspaper I'rnvdaHl per cent j j;
Friday reported shortages in ' 12 per cent ;
winter clothing In many regions! Friday's ear recpls: Wheat
ef the Soviet I'nlnn with cold j 29; barley 2 flour 2; corn J. oais
tther approaching. 2; mill feed 1. j
DEHUMAIR STOPS!
SWEATINO WINDOWS BLISTERING PAINT DRIPPINO
BATHROOM FIXTURES CONDENSATION ON INNER AND
OUTER WAUS,
For Information: Call 4-1992, or write'
FRED CUBBISON
7423 Whttlland Rod - Salm, Ortgon
JUST ARRIVED IN
. SALEM (
New Mark II models
Consul, Zephyr, Zodiac
English-Built Fords
AMAZING ECONOMY "S
U. S. SHIFT AND FITTINGS r.Zl.!:"'.:
OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE
SPACIOUS COMFORT r.TVi".?,'.
MAXIMUM SAFETY v.-,.
tmtfirtf .
J,f II Afrvjiv.i:"r.riplanJ' ?cphyr
II ami I'onMil II blcrul oUl-Mle
economy and ntw-fountl Incline."
MOTOR tifD WiH-AMii (-
Ford
Tm MtCithill $ayt: "If sou'n In
Ihc marVfi for strutl car for div
rraon, five Ihe Zephyr i trial befort
makinf! our deciion."
PRODUCT
Jf'd ad iirwtrf a U. S by ititcrtd dtoifi of Ht6 Mot a O , Orartvtn, Mic:3an.
BRITISH CAR SALES
20BS N. Copitol St.
Solem, Oregon
o
ADS IN THIS COLUMN
RECEIVED . . .
Too Late to Classify
A PRETTY HOME
And how! North. 1650 sq. ft. 3
rulrms.. 1 large; mil., am. jar.,
lawn. Better investigate. Good
deal. $14,500. FHA will loan
$11,900. Ph. 3-9301, 2310 Wood
dale Ave.
SACRAFICE 7 ft. long & 7 ft.
wide trailer. $ua. uu i-emer.
'46 CHEV- good rubber, $65.
Ph. 4-uytH.
FAMOUS OLD WALLING
r AHjM, AC. on wdiin-c
Road at Wheatland, $25,000.
Mipht takf some trade.
$750 down buys-' A. HOME at
STULLER. Rltr. 765 Edgewater
Ph. 2-5557 or 4-5782.
8 A. MOD. 2 bdrm. hse & out
blogs.. one plus a. inorniess
blackberries. Keizer Dist. Can
be seen Sunday 1125 uiaggeu.
FURN. attractive 2 rm. Apt.
close in. prlv. ent. $25. 4-7867.
CLEAN furn. apts. 3 rmi, : 3
rms. 600 blk. South. Ph. 3-8343.
SLEEPING rms. ladies only, 967
Leslie.
400 Agriculture 400 Agriculture
425 Auction Solei
425 Auction Salei
ei nasi
2 BIG NITES
Sat, Oct. 20th 7:00 p.m.
Sun., Oct. 21 1:30 p.m.
SPECIAL ON POWER SAWS
Truck Load of Small Tools
CHILD care, my home, week;
days. $1.50 da. Vicinity Lansing
& Sunnyview. Ph. 2-9521. i
GENERAL office work, exper-
ienced. typing. Ph. 4-4696. ,
DRESSMAKING k alterations
all types. Keas.
Pop-up Toasters
Dormeyer Mixers
with all power attachment!
Vacuum Cleaners
all makes, regular & tank
Rodgers Silverware
Beautiful Rugs
Norello Electric Rarori
Neoprene Armored Cable
Trouble Lltei
Binoculars
DlshesPalnt
PLOWING roto-vating seed
ing. Lee. or small tract. u-uiJ.
CAT OPERATOR wants Winter
work, 8 yrs. exp. logging or roaa
building. Dallas MA 3-2922.
WALNUT pickers wanted. Only
3 mi. from Salom. D. F. Blak.
2985 Riverbend Rd. Salem. Ph.
2-3066. v
MECHANICS TOOLS. Rcas. 355
N. 18th.
STAR KLINE baby buggy, used
6 (no. fn. 2-bUJO alter o
HOTPOINT range $80. Ph. 4-2801,
1594 So. Lancaster Drive.
4 SETS of bunk beds. $30 set.
Rfc. 4-5998, 797 N. Winter.
FLOCK of. New Hamp. pullets,
ready to lay. Ph. 4-6039.
2 BDRM. house. $30, close in.
south. Ph. 4-0470. I
1954 OLDS SUPER 88 Holiday
coupe, original owner, guar
anteed less than 11.000 actual
miles, radio, heater, hydra
matic, power peering, power
brakes, power seat, white wall
tires, padded dash, tinted glass,
windshield washers, two tone
paint, and like new. see at
1785 Rio Vista Way, 3-3253.
Portable Elee. Sewing Machines
Worth from $18$ 50 up.
Forward & backward sewer
Fishing Equipment
Waffle Irons
Elec. Antique Style Coffee Urni,
(CHARLES WOLOS, OWNER)
TOOLS
ij" Drills Power Sawi
" Drills Bench Gririden '
Socket Sets Drill Bits.
No Bids Rejected
FREE DOOR PRIZES
WE SWELL'S
MITflH SEES TOM
3915 SILVERTON RD., SALEM, ORE.
PH. 3-6098
Firaitun U.
4840 Center St.
0
MAIL
OR
PHONE
YOUR AD
TODAY
pall 4-6811
Statesman-
Journal
say Charge-it"
, 28(f No. Church
ON SAT., OCT. 20, 10 A. M. & 7 P.M.
FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS OF THREE SALEM HOMES,
SfcLLlNU AT FUBLIU AUCTION. INCLUDING 3 PC. WAL
NUT BEDROOM SET, 4 PC. WALNUT BEDROOM SET, PC.
MAHOGANY DINING ROOM SET. WALNUT DINING TABLE
& BUFFET. S YR. CRIB MATT., CORNER CABINET
GLASS DOORS, MAPLE FINISHED GUN CABINET, DAV.
ENO & CHAIR SWING ROCKER, 7 PC. YELLOW CHROME
SET, 7 PC TAN WROUGHT IRON SET, MIRRORS, CHERRY
BED, SINGLE BOX SPRING 8c MATTS., 2 CAP. CHAIRS.
WOOD CIRCULATOR. 5 PC. BLONDE DINETTE SET. ROLL
AWAY BED ft MATT. 2 OIL CIRCULATORS, BIRCH DESK,
5 USED DAVENPORTS. ROYAL PORTABLE TYPEWRITER.
MISC. NEW TOOLS, USED TOOLS, WIRE FENCING. YARD
FENCING, PICKET FENCING, DOUBLE DISC, 2 WHEEL
TRAILER. 3 SECTIONAL SPRING 1UOTH, CHIC BROODER
6 INCUBATORS. SHRUBS, FLOWERS, FRUITS, VEGE
TABLES. LIVESTOCK SELL 2 P.M.'
COWS. BEEF. BULLS. VEALS. BABY CALVES. WEANER PIGS.
cmciE.w3 iau ruLLtis ritYtKa. HtNS, UUCKS. GEESE.
SELL IT AT SCOTTY'S Si TAKE HOME IN CASH THE FULL
VALUE OF YOUR MERCHANDISE. BIG CROWDS i MANY
BUYERS ATTEND THESE AUCTIONS. WHY NOT YOU7
NEW FURNITURE SOLD HERE AT LOW RETAIL PRICES.
EVERYBODY WELCOME. NO RESERVE AT AUCTIONS
EVERYTHING SELLS. FREE PARKING.
AUCTIONEER
col ewe. scon -
PH. 4-6433
300 Personal
312 Lost and Found
LOST: Man's blue sapphire rtnR.
Mon. Oct. 15th. Th. 3-3082
eves. r?eward.
LOST: Young parnkeet, banded
nir.iB. corner aisi. iicwuta,
OBell, 4003 Mahrt Ave.
314 Transportation
RIDFT wanted, to & from down
town area, hrs. 8-3. Mon. tnru
Fri. Call after 6 p.m. 4-0849,
4155 Center.
3 1 6 Personal
THKF.E tickets to UCI.A-OreRon
State Honiei'omtnj! uame sat..
Oct. 27lh. Ph. 2-1174 after 5:30.
MORE people buy World Book
than any other Encyclopedia.
wny? tn. zooue.
FOR FACTS about the Catholic
Church, write P.O. Box 6343.
Indianapolis. Indiana, lniorma
tion sent under plain cover.
no personal lounwup.
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. SB
S. Commercial. 2-2108. 2-2850
Salem
400 Agriculture 1 400 Agriculture
404 Poultry ond Robbiti412 Fruit & Form Product
Live Fryers 25c. Ib.
vaney arm More.
BABY Chicks lor meat or eggs.
Send lor free folder. Wtlson'i
Hatchery, Lvons, Ore. PH.
ULrick 9-2533.
408 Pets
DOGS boarded. Corkhaven Ken
nels. Lucile Lund, Rt. 3 Sil
verton, 2-47B7,
BEAUTIFUL reR. Boxer puppies
' ready Nov. 1st. Select earlv
for Christmas. Lablsh Stabler
Ph. 4-30,'iO or 4-8575.
AKC reg. Collie pups 110 Fe
male, 115 Male. 2nd house
right on St. Louis R. (rom
Catholic Church, Gervaii. Rob
ert Ramsey.
PUPPY LAND
3415 Williams Ave. Ph. S-1248.
-MOORE PETS
Turtles, cavlts, pupplm, gold
fish, plants, birds boardfd.
4005 State St. Ph. 4-8036.
FOR SALE: Good Oat & vetch
h ay. Ph. 4-2508 .
APPLES Northern Spies. R.
"... dij.i.. i-tiipins, itoman
Ph. 4-4566.
APPLES, several varieties U.50-
Ltiu oujq mi. Last ol
Clear Lake Schl. Ph
PASTEURIZED whole mlfk775c'
ior 40c. Cleary Dairy 2-3035.
413 Fertilizer
CHICKEN fertilizer, delivered.
ril. V'iVtyj or -BI)J!).
ROTTED malujre7deiivered bv
yd. or sack. Also rotted saw
n m "Jlrhlng. Phillips
nou. i'n.
SAWDUST. 3 yrs. old. l'i yd".
Load. Del. $3.50. 2-3537 eve.
REG. Lab. female ready
hunt. S60. Ph. 3-4396.
KEITH'S PUPPY FARM
5460 Center. Ph. 2-7P89
Puppies alt kinds. Buy A tell.
Afternoon & eves. No Sun
calls.
100 Agriculture
402 Livestock for Sole
GENTLE family cow with 3rd
calf due In Dec. Price IM.
Ph. 2-4264.
HEREFORD Locker beef 600
800 lb. live weight. Close in.
J. L. McDonald. 4-1340.
15 GOOD voung Romncy ewes,
1 ram. Pn.4o"0!M.
SCIENTIFIC HORSE SHOEING"
Tex Shivrly, Ph. 3-4605, 1 -9
a.m. is 7-9 p.m.
PARAKEETS, trop. fish, sup
plies. 3180 Livingston. 2-1842.
VOUNG paraiceets. cages fe?di
Mickey's. U25 S Com. 1-2755
410 Seeds and rfonts
SHRUBS SALE
Dwarf pink Rhodo's fl rtt. Sher
wood azaleas, reg. 80c. now
50c. Camellias to 3 ft.. (2 ft.
3 for 5. Wartng"t Nurserv.
Dr. So. on 12lh St., ml. past
Morntngside school, turn right
TOP quality plants for less at
Middle Grove Nursery. 4020
suv. no. we uive SAii Green
Mamps.
SA1.FM Nirat To, locker bcel
Custom killing, cutting and
wrapping, trallrr loaned free
N
0
403 Livestock Wanted
CATTLE buTer A. F Somrrer.
l260Harmont Dr Ph4-M67
TOP cash prices at our place
Ray Cozel Ph. 4-3168 Collect
STKINERS Nurserv Plant Sal
arf Apple trees Just in.
Alo denial's. Mu'vj, bulbs ft
nr. i'n. 2-LHb. jiwi Market.
MOLLIS azaleas, hydranges. 50c
up. lien sc pi nK arairas .1 ii
Boxwood, primrose, Merrill's
itreennouse. iitooks.
AWHOLE AcreofTardv Mums
in full bloom at Blark"s. 2270
inemawa Ha. 'h. 4-7622.
412 Fruit A Farm Produce
CATTLE norsps at rour farm
t C. McCandllin. Rt 2.
FRANOl'ETTE Walnuts Vpirk
j 340 Chemawa Rd. Ph. 2-5972
APPLES, several varletn It so.
$2. Cecil Bod. mi. East of
i iear L,ae cni. rn. 2-H12.1.
404 Poultry Ond KObbirS SHRUBS. Evergreen trees. S910
mre in Neuer. t'n 3W27
FOR SALE- Heaw RM voung
ing hens fl 10. Faix. Ph
F.ves. 4-3!W.
BA B Chicks hatched vr round
Valley Farm Sto re.4-4824.
LO. fryers It; Ig. ecgs 50c. dor .
also fertilizer 40c. sack. Ph.
4 3076
APPI.KS
Jcnathan. Delicious, Kings it
ispurenDurg. also new crap
ciover noney to ary
nrimrs. walnut a, filhrtt
yi Portland Rr. Green Apple
GLENN VILLA EGGS
Introducing to Salem tk vicin
itv. From Keirer Sh No, on
S Paul-New terg Htwav to
O'Neill Rd . fellow signs. At
your srrvicj Sat A Wed. all
day. Sun. 4 to 6.
G W. A. r R0I.OFSON
;ii o .neili. rd. ra. j;o,
SPIT7ENBERG utiDlt,. worm
fre II w bu. 3'9i Cfnt.r a-715.1
WALNUTS nd rjcWrirY You
pick. Mag pp)ti. 1-4321.
WASHKD CARROTS
PHONE 4-JMI
FOR SALE Atfalfii h.v jradfd
Mfmnlam frown. Tullk
Orders A.vnttm. Tu!ake.
CjiMfcrniii Tflpion 7-1J01
CONCORD fir. " hi .
Jur rT R.ich.ttm, Jaylon.
FKRTn.i7vn
Agpd manure finest quality, .a
. ui. Any amount
....'wiicit. rn. -u.ui.
PEAT Moss from chick trays, 75c
.iicy farm store.
414 Form Equipment
SMALL crawler tractor, soma
s.em""- 5"ver,on
450 Merchandise
451 Household Goods
"f.f 5 .?r-. Wr,nll!hI dm-
w sua. so. Gen
Woiry,i605NSiimmer.
BPnL'T.4l3?" malt- 'VwC
S'rHKu oli cirL"Wlator IGh.50.
112 5: Now T layer Deluxa
cribs $s a. Terms . Trade,
Glen WL.Klrylws Summer
H These are smart and
rindem and Only (2m so G"en
W "JvjmN.Jiurnnier
TOCIRADE new BILTWEI.L
dinenp..M Kr ,.1W50U
d."r'nf our "model,,
im mi. Termi Trarft nii
Koodry.bOSJfJsummer
'NdSr.Ul!i -5"":
!l-'vf , IPI 'M "ulr1 "!
T-r?;. ,Mrt;.. rh"lr'
Ilmmer0"''1'- IWJ "
Dl;;t:RM oiTtTtVi iTTl
faw f'j,""'- 50 Port.
' PC- sectional. Onlv lfi5Gien
Woodryjws N. Summer
D'aSndNbK, " '""Crch.lr,
and bullet, walnut. ao. . pt,
"r,BJ."J ""'""-reens llTsf
Glen Woodry. 1HQ5 N. Summer
clo'.hes dried Uieie dams
Jays? Rnnf them lo u, (or
rast. economical service I
LAl'NDKRKTTF
US Terry SI. pnn. .lJl
THERMADORE electric " heater
GlenWondry. tws N 'sumrrVr
NT. ."'alt't. ??"'" laundf
i-S '. V" l,'a Mdse Mart