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Newspaper Page TextSakm, Oregon, Thursday, December 13, 1956 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Section 4 Page 3 Bums Swap Jackie For Pitcher, Cash Robinson to Play 1st Base for Giants ? MEW YORK Ifl The New I .k Giants announced Thursday, y had obtained Jackie Robin-, 1 from the Brooklyn Dodgers; exchange for pitcher Dick Lit-' .'ield and an undisclosed amount : cash. i 'lorace Stoneham, president of; t'.e Giants, and Dodger head' alter O'Malley. closed the deal ; the major league meetings in i :iicago earlier this week, but ithheld the information until the i r'yers could be advised. Although the amount of cash; involved was not given, there were r-ports It was around $30,000. Robinson began his major league career with Brooklyn at tiie start of the 1947 season, joining the club from its Montreal farm of the International League. He has played first base, second base, and in recent years at third and the outfield. Littlefield was obtained in the Alvin Dark deal with the St. Louis Cardinals last summer. He had a 4-4 record with the Giants this year. Bill Rigney, Giants manager, said Robinson would play first base for the Giants. The regular Giants' first baseman. Bill White, is now in the Army. JACKIE ROBINSON , at 36 to go to Giants Robinson, who will be 38 Jan. 1, is the first Negro to play in the majors, and has a lifetime batting average of .309. In 117 games in 1936, Robinson batted .275, with 98 hits, including 15 doubles, two triples, and 10 home runs, and he stole 12 bases. Littlefield. 30, a lefthander, be gan the 1956 season with the Pitts burgh Pirates, but went to the Cardinals in May, and a month later was traded to New York. No Alibi Told By Jorgensen Costa Spoils Record Of Featherweight In TV Bout NEW YORK Ut Maybe tt was the biff town jiters. Or perhaps it was the TV tremors. Whatever H was. Paul Jorgensen of Port Arthur, Tex., had it bad in his first New York fight. The 21-year-old featherweight who hadn't been beaten in 16 pre vious starts was apologetic for his poor performance in losing a un animous decision to Carmelo Costa last night at Madison Square Garden. i I don't want to make any ex-i cuses, he said m his dressing i room. "But something was wrong i with me. I didn't even get going.) "Maybe fighting in the Garden for the first time bothered me. It always has meant something big to me, like Carnegie Hall. Mavbe it was seeing New York and being on TV. I don't know. I just didn t fight my fight." Jorgensen, who had fought a draw with Costa July 31 and had beaten the flashy Brooklyn boxer Nov. 20 in two Houston matches, didn't even make it close Referee Harry Kessler had H 8-1-1, Judge Al Singer 7-3 and Judge Artie Aidala 6-3-1, all for Costa who weighed 129V4 to Jor gensen's 127i pounds. The AP card had Costa on top 7-2-1. Costa took charge inside, beat ing his man to the punch almost Good Luck From Brother x ' ''T f"t. ' f- V""" V ''It Hornimg Selected Best U.S. Griclder Ileisman Trophy To Quarterback Of Irish Spieser is quite willing to become the second man In recent history to make the jump from Olympic boxer to world champion. Although a proposed title bout between the 27-year-old Spieser and light heavyweight champion NEW YORK I Paul Hornung 1 nth . . .j Archie Moor is just m the talking was back on the Notre Damet the dinner itself Hornunir unislaRe- ,lle 'ormer Ulympic boxer campus at South Bend Thursday. I in H-rnHina h i,.ll)(t and 1952) will resume train- with the Heisman Trophy as one; Dame squad against charges it'ng net 'eck 'Just m case-" ! of his talking points in an ap- j had lost its spirit while struggling Moore, turned back In his bid Jproaching discussion with the through its worst record in his-1 for the heavyweight crown by for- Green Bay Packers. ' torv, two victories and eight de-lmer Olympic titlist Floyd Patler- The trophy, citing the ace quar-1 fcais. SOn, must defend or relinquish his terback from Louisville, Ky., as i Avoiding direct reference to i light - heavy championship by to play pro football and Wednes day he said much the same. "I haven't talked to anyone from Green Bay yet, but 1 have some figures to quote and prob ably they will, too. I don't know whether we'll get together, but I suppose I'll play for them." Both at a noon luncheon and Spieser Ready 4 Just in Case' DETROIT Muscular Chuck I the outstanding college football ; former Coach Frank Leahy, who i)ia.cr oi is., was presented io hurled the charges, Hornung said: Hornung at a dinner at the spon- "Before every game we thought soring Downtown Athletic Club we had a good chance of winning, j Wednesday night. : I don't think the Notre Dame spir- I It completed a round of ban-1 it will ever die." quels and awards for Hornung j The fifth member of the Fight , and brought him up to Friday's inir Irish in win ih nn.otorf Wni. meeting with representatives of , man award, Hornung will play in the Packers as the next major i the East-West Shrine game in San part of his agenda Hornung, bonus pick in the Na tional Football League draft, in dicated in a television appearance last week end that he would like (degree. Francisco Dec. 29 and then in Honolulu's Hula Bowl after the first of the year before settling down to complete work for his NEW YORK Gene Fullmer (left), middleweight title contender, shakes the gloved hand of his kid brother. Jay, before Jay's first professional fight Wednesday, Tie younger Fullmer won the four round preliminary with an easy victory over Louis Milak at Madi son Square Garden. Gene Fullmer will meet Ray Robinson Jan. 2. (AP Wirephoto) every time and tying him up early. Although Costa needed eight stitches to close cuts around both eyes, he won handily. Brown's 43 in One Game Rated Best Football Feat By BOB HOOBING I Woodson, a lM-txiimrl k.tnwv NEW YORK Ifl All-America from Chii-non u. ih m Jimmy Brown's record 43 points fashioned a headline-making 20-13 . I niTTTTTMTTiTrrri i i rrn I'frn . m n im'TiTM iTTirrnrrrTTTiTrriTrrre rftrmtfTiwi I til .tin it in 1 1! in tit mil in tit i tif N hi 1 1 nil in i in ii iii i in mii n iiiinii imi 1 1 mi i m 1 1 1 1 n m 1 1 1 iiii! ii 1 1 1 1 ii i ii tri i 1 1 1 in ii l irtjnmii&mni mimMHiHiin miiimmiimiiiimmmiii I jum mi l mSmr7WjM9?3 W SALE T VjfiWW it STARTS I I THIIRt j IVjEKI and 1SVS SM ES j p.m. , gi f .n.Htnmi rttfftSBfRNI I NGUSH-BROGUES.-JWESS OXFORDS J&AA I I .. j Here at Marilyn's, you'll find ex- yMtj M V tm X Sleel Heel Plales Si'i fiV 8l X .. ,s Valueilol6.95 &K ' 11 mL a- .mi I cpcriAl GROUP I 1 - . jp-v Famous vnurinin ji j m MEN'S OXFORDS BOYS' DRESS ! Wi&qL s.T"0"0" SHOES ! I WW I I y$L fOfK Cordo-Calf Shell Cordovan Oxfords I II ll I Fullv leather lined WL'lfc . sf-IX B.a. 12.95 13.95 I O80 6" WORK SHOES Reg. 7.95 - 4.00 lfj g, 8" WORK SHOES Reg. 12.95 - -J-00 M JS vB 8 IOGGER BOOTS Reg. 13.95 - J.00 I DQYC ,0" ENGINEER BOOTS Reg. 13.95 8.00 I B If MM DU I J & Bui 10" INSULATED BOOTS Reg. 18.95 . 1Z.OO F HA 4tlpN.RftftTQ k fik m.,.-.., m B0U, I, jiSHOES FOR EVERY JOB J0 'P All Uncondition.lly Guaranteed T Oil Tanned t' .. .y OPEN EVENINGS UNTIl CHRISTMAS . ii-j ;;;rrr.',T"i'V?''' :!-..i'-rtf.uiizXEmiili ....... .a for Syracuse against Colgate has been judged the outstanding one- game periormance by a player in the 1956 college football season. Despite the heavy support re ceived by the senior halfback. Brown won by only a narrow mar gin over Illinois' Abe Woodson for his great day against Michigan Stale. The balloting was part of the annual Associated Press post-sea son grid survey. In the Syracuse regular-season finale, Brown, a 212-pounder from Manhasset, N.Y., rang up six touchdowns and seven conversions as the Orangemen defeated Col gate 61-7. Never before had a player on a major college team scored as many points against a major op ponent. March 18. Spieser, a former Mich igan Stnte boxer who knocked out Willie Hoepner in his last start a couple of weeks ago, is first in line as the No. 1 challenger. "I've watched Archie's style for a long time." said Spieser. "Since I was ranked first among the light heavyweight contenders, I watched closer than ever at ring side the night he lost to Fatter son." That a Spieser Moore fight would be held in Detroit is a def inite possibility. Seixas Back In Condition By WILL GRIMSLF.Y , PERTH, Australia UV-The olfi- cial draw today paired Herbie Flam of Beverly Hills, Calif., with Kamanathan Knshnm for tomor row's opening match of the inter- zone Davis Cup finals between the United States and India. But it was a meager develop ment compared with the overnight recovery of If. 5. ace Vic Seixas, the 33-year-old cup veteran from Philadelphia. Seixas, who will play the second singles match against India's cap tain, Naresh Kumar, reported his ailing shoulder greally improved when he arrived for the cer emonies at the Royal Kings Park clubhouse. i A doubtful starter until then in the series to determine Australia's I cup challenger, Seixas said heat treatments administered by a doc tor last night had removed all pain from his shoulder. upset over Michigan Slate. Vtoodson took over after Michi gan State had built an apparently comfortable 13-0 halftime lead. In the final 5 minutes, with the score tied 13-13, Woodson Big Ten hurdling champion took a gambling screen pass, broke away from one defender and raced 82 yards to score, leaping over a wouia-De blocker near the Spartan 30. The vital contribution of Ore gon State sophomore halfback Karnel Durden to the Beavers' 20- 19 victory over Stanford en route to the Pacific Coast Conference championship also was praised. uuraen s biggest moment was the reception of a pass which he carried 59 yards to the Stanford 15 with the Indians leading 19-7. Durden ran for four, then let Paul Lowe take over for the touchdown In all, Durden rushed 93 yards in 12 carries. From the same game. All-America John Wittc of Oregon Slate was singled out for his tackle duel with second team All-America ram wiggin. WEDNESDAY'S FIGHTS By TIIE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK (Madison Square Garden) Carmelo Costa, 129!i, Brooklyn, outpointed Paul Jorgen sen, 127, Port Arthur, Tex., 10. BUENOS AIRES Pascual Perez, Buenos Aires, out pointed Conrado Moreyra, 114, Chile, 10. SCORES la the Alleys Robinson and Fullmer Back In Ring Drill NEW YORK W Both SiiRar chrrry crrr bowl SLlt HnillM I .ma Xln Team results: Pen Employe! 4, Forestry Mannffement Or Rririo- rn. glnoera .1. Prison Officers 1; Hishwy S,rU"rWay 3- fflc Engineer I; P.U.C. 3. Leiral F.nel, 1 Train I gineers No. Two 3, National Guard fflfrs 1. Hiith team series and fame; Pen Employes. 2878 and Bfl5. Ilieh intit virtu! n mn t of Pm Employes, 211. Other hleh icnri: I-nnnnv sin t Bonney 210. ' UNIVERSITY ALLEYS I'llaoo League Team results: Jlny & Ken's Serv ice 2. Cadwell OH Co. 1; Ripps Service 1, Kannler Motors 2; Enrl Malm Trailers .1, Inriep. Lumber Co. 0; Nampless Enod Market 2, Indpp. j Merchants 1; Tram No. Six 3, Tas gesell Pontlac O. High team ncrles: Earl Malm Trail er Sales. 2521. HlRh team game: Earl Malm Trail er Sales. fl!r2. High individual series: Earl Malm of Earl Malm Trailers, 5ftS. High individual game: Kent Bau ersfrld of Indep. Merrh., 2Ii.t. Other high snores: Le Wagers 214 4flft. Hill Werner 203-S50.Gene Marts- I field 214-525. CHERRY CITY BOWL State House No. 1 League results Wednesday: Tax Commission (4). Finance Arimlnlttratinn im- iimki.,.., i Ray Robinson and challenger M1atel,,,,, Highway construction Cene Fullmer Were hark at their'!, )lvt1(n Audits .i). Motor utile ruumir were dhik ai mur vehicles 1; Forestry protection 3 j . training camps Thursday, ready Fairview Homes on Highway Ac to resume preparations for their ifr""'!,1, T""(c .Engineers No. i postponed middlewcipht title bout.) in' Silh tS "lrll. Audit? I he DOUl, Originally Scheduled n'n lrfl,n game: fairvlew M0; high for Wednesday nicht at Madison '1ndIv"lul series: Lyle Erstgaard of ior wtanesuay nini ai waaisnn Highway Materials 570; high indi- Square Garden, Was put Off Until vidual game: Sam Ernmm of Traffic Jan. 2 when the champion came F"K'nfp" No I P3- .Vrr n)h , ... r series: Fromm Sflfl. Aaron 5fi0. Beyers down With a COld. SM, King SSO: games: ErtsKnard 21ft. Robinson, reporting himself, 1zow't1i.1209' McQueen 28. seari completely recovered, returned to'Kfrd'C.S'SyS.i his camp at Greenwood Lake, iix oi them, including Uie 4-e-lo. N.Y., Wednesday and said he ex- wiversitt bowl pected to resume boxing over the j 'idi'es' Minor ij-uK'uc results Wed- WOrk end. nrsay: learn 1 3. Marv Arnold ITnllm.p ai thn tmo limn rn ' 'm; 'lfaTn " L t'arollne TOO.B 34!l; J-ullmer, at the same lime, re-K,.,7pr Four 3 Mary NBrd,ICPl m: turned from a Short Visit to his Team .1 1. Mary Davidson .IHIl; Moore ijusiness rorms . Irene Sheets 4Iifi; Team 6 0, Dora Johnson 40H. High team series: -Moore Business Forms Mft5; High team game: Moore Bus iness Forms 52fl; High Individual series: Irene Sheets (Moore Business Forms) 42; High Individual game: Irene Sheets (Moore Business Forms) 172. other high s'-nrev Merge Oavld son 15f); Karma I'utman 155; Lillian Driessler 155. Oddities, split conver sions, etc.: Karma Putman (Team 3i pit-ked 7-8-e split: Hilda White Keizer Four) pu ked 8-10 split. Mercantile League team results Tuesday: Safeway Stores Inc. O Stan's Drive In 4;Ltnd's Masons 3. Hoy's Automotive 1; Burkland Lum per CO. 3, American Can Co. 1 I Train 7 2. Zeeo's Real Estate 2 West SaJem Pharmacy 3, American Can Co. 2 1; Gates City 1, Mootry's i-mriniry 4. itign team series Lind's Masons 2!:i; High team same Lind's Masons Jf22; High Individual series: Clarence l.lenhard of Mootry's -narrnacy bib: High Individual game Clarence Ltenhard of Mootry's Phar macy 240. Other high scores: Jack Folk 213 home in West Jordan, Utah, and reopened his camp at Grossingcr, NY. USF Not Ashed Back to Holiday Basket Tourney SAN FRANCISCO Coach Phil Woolpcrt expressed resent ment Wednesday nicht about the "cavalier treatment" his San Francisco basketball team got from New York'j Holiday Tourna ment. Just before the Dons and their 59-game winning streak flew to Chicago, Woolpert declared: "As defending champions, we were not only not invited back. hut nn one from the tournament s4, Tnny v. Hone 211-s.M. even sent us a note S.hullif 211-S7B. Ilud ( l.rk M4. Art e iiiiciu iiciu iu bir ii vtt: .vi'uuirc 2"-av7. uon BurKUna 208. were being considered for this 5Z7 year's tournament and were told capitoi, ai.i vyiT they had other teams in mind. I cbpiuiI Mjor league rrBulis Writ. "Inst lilrp lhal nesnay: Karr'i III. West Salem Ma- JUSl lIKe mm. chincry I3K Jv.on'. Clotlneri (31, i nave no loea wny we were.nna Avrnue Srvic II); M.rlon given such cavalier treatment, al-;""" Lr p'r 'l The Elk" '0,: rk.,, .hl Irlch -nor,, ""relay Broiler (J). Th Jewel Box necause we wouion i jump ine t.iomieri nioz; nun team game vi-aa (..rn4rr,nnl x,nrm Javfl.ini Clothier. HBO; hlfh mill- , '"",.7 vidual M-rlen. Tony F'rudente Jay- io piay ai me 1,1110111 iiiMiaiiun loni m;; niKh Individunl Tournev. Me wanted US then." Jnny 1'rudenle Jayann'i 278. Olher ki.j "i;.i. .k- ti..i:.. nih cre: Frank Evan jieu iinii uiuinurci 111c iioiiujy rd Wilkalu 2.17 -W.I, Bob Haufrn lournameni. k-nji. uean Mender.on 244 3'i7, .Kv r-larlt 2f,5.SJi, Tnnv Heteler 271 ... . , 158-1. Harry Oherman 247582. Tnny Detroit light heavyweight Churk Vmone 213-577. Bud fwrem 24 Spieser was captain In the U.S.I"?;, D!' B.V.""n. !-.". Warren 'Miller 200571. Hank lndll 237 Air horce. :j72 and Jack Olney 223. ADS IN THIS COLUMN RECEIVED ... Too Late to Classify 1B53 FORD custom 4 dr., radio, heater, overdrivi. $700. Ph. 3-4 lft8 or3Bfll4, m, either '50 Ford Clb. cp. or 'SO Chev. 1-dr., both run well. Ph. 4-98S7. ACRES Royal Ann cherrlei S. ., $2.500 $230 down. $30 per month. Eve, ph. 4-2714 EXP. Fry Cook"it-Blu Garden Reit, Dallas. Apply in perion. ACCT., tax exp., temp., possible perm. Ph. 4-8437 for inter view. 10.15 sTTdpslrtlTH, like new, rompl., rcaa. Ph. 4-BM7. GIHSON guitar V amplifier, like new. Ph. -4flB. FURN. 2 hclrma., garage, nr. hui. Ph.3-7541a!ler 12:30. HOUSEKEEPER, live in. 2 adults in family. Ph. 3-8932. NEW 2bdrm. hdwd. flra. $3$. 2533 Sllverton Rd. $50 1 BDRM. U alee, but atop. nlca for steadily employed, lo. caUd 1175 6th St. W. 8aim. Ph. 4-3A4B after S p.m. or 8074 atayion axcnanaie. fRACTICAL nurse want pri vate duty, rellabla rel. Ph. 2-0635 anytime, VoiJNO man desires work of any type. Ph. 2-0635 anytime. WANTED: baby sitter In my home, can live in. 653 N, High Apt .3. m WANT a healthy, lively KKleo for Chrfstniasl Call 2-6600. FO RCH li I STM A S 2 Male Pom. puppies, will hold unlil Christ inns 104S N. ChurrhSt. WANTED: Riders to Portland. Ph. 4 001B. m DINETTES All on sale there's one for you at Glen Woodry's I I New 3 Pc. Wr. Iron nets $30 50. Round 5 pc. $4!l.M: 7 pc. nets $7H 50; larRe deluxe sets $115. Save hefore Tax Time Jan 1st. Glen Woodry, 1605 N. Summer. FOAM Rubber New 3 Pc. curved sertlnnals $230.50; new 2 pc. $160.50; lovelv club rnto-rock-ers $60 50. Glen Woodry, 1605 N. Summer. NEW- 9 x" 12 RuT Pads $8"8aT G lenWoodry,l 605 N. Summer NEWTable Lamps $2.90. G!n Woodry, 1005 N, Summer, 300 Personal 312 Lott ond Found $10 REWARD for lost birvcle. "Phillips make" No. K51B717. S. Hth. LOST: in the vk-inliy of D. A Tlmmpson. white fern Hie toy . collie, name "Patsy," has col lar iVJI.-eme. Ph. 2-5280. LOST: F.nvelope with money, pnvm't book. 1st Nat'l Bank or Model Food Mkt. Ph. 3-3752 or l376N.ConVI. LOST: Red leather billfold, vie. downtown. Reward. Ph. 2-5149. FOU N cTl a dysjya tc h . Ph. 2-612oT LOST: Black Scotty, female. Vicinity Broadway K Pine. Ph. 2-6RA4 or 4-00B5 after ft p.m. Reward. 316 Personol MORE people buy World Rook than anv other Encyclopedia. Why? Ph. 2-3662. Flowers for all Occasions. JARY FLORIST. PH. 4 3301. Capitol Shopping Center. TOOlANY BILLS? Don't let your bills et you fa trutibie. If you'i beh.nd In payments, wa can help you. No security or co-signer needed One place to pay all bills. Pay only what you can afford! (Bonded and licensed for vour protection t) CRKDIT CONSULTANTS Dial Salem t-6844 for Informa tion. MADAM Hazel, Psychic reader, advise on all affairs. 4550 Port I andR d: Ph. 4-0265. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. 98$ S. Commercial. 2-2108. 2-2850 ALCOHOLIC'S Anonvmous (roup No. 1 2088 N. ComX 42348. 400 Agriculture 402 Livestock: for Sole 8ALEM Meat Co., locker beef. 21c. OMorn killing, cutting and wrapping. Baron sliced free A: trailer loaned. finnilARfTsquash foVstock feed $5 per ton in field. $7 banked out. P 1P GRAIN fed lean tyr hogs, de livered. Ph. 4-7182. 403 Livestock Wanted 400 Agriculture 405 Pett DATAMATION pups, F. $10, M. $13. Rt. 5. Box 423. Ph. 2-2602. EXCELLENT Boxer Puppies, very reas. Terms. Ph. 4-6851 ext. 308. PURB bred German Shepherd pup. 3 mo.$10. 1 940N. Front. FOR SALE: Small Ch ristmM Puppies $5.Ph!l-3123; GUINEA Pig & cage! Good child's Christmas gift. Ph. 4-9755. BORDER Collie pups, good stock dogs or pets. O. T. Mikkelson Rt. 3 Box 143 Salem. Ph. AumsvUle 724. TINY reg. Chihuahuas will holj 1,11 XmaB- Fn- a-4001. COLLIE Female pup, 3 mo. old. Beautifully marked. With or without regis. Ph. 2-6339 after 6 p.m. BOSTON terrier female, 9 wka. -old, will hold tii Christmas. 103 River St. , SIAMESE KITTENS SealpoinU Very affectionate. 3-8861. REG. Collie Pups for Christmas. 4819 Elizabeth. Ph. 4-6396. Call after 6 p.m. PUPPYLAND, also reflat. malei at stud. Ph. .MMI. WEIMARANER pups, A K C. reg. Deposit will hold till Christmas Ph. 3-7092. REG. BEAGLE PUPS, S2S PH. 3-3480 TINY Chihuahua pups, pedlgrc. Exe. Christmas Gift. 2-3473. BIRD Paradise, birds, trop. fjsh, 3 180 Livingston. 2-1842. TINY Toy Manchester Puppies blond, from registered stock. 5 weeks old. Call 3721 Molalla Route 3. Box 79. YOUNG parakeets, cages, feeds. Mickey's 3825 S. Com'l. 2-3753. KEITH'S PUPPY FARM 5460 Center Ph. 1-7089 Puppies all kinds. Buy & aelL Aft' noon & aves. No Sun. calla, 410 Fruit A Farm Produce ORDER apples now. Rt. t Box 851 Mrs. Cerntk. 4-2481. WALNUTS 25c. lb. Call 21189 or 125 Bradley Dr. HAY for Sale: Alfalfa hay. 1st cutting, $30 ton. Ph. 2-6122. HAY for sale Rt. 1. Box 134 Gervais. Ph. Salem 4-2437. WALNUTS i li 10-lb. bam for malllm. Green Applt Market, KOI Portlaml Rd. Ph. 1-5130 EASTERN Oregon Allalfa. n. daya 4 8432. After p.m. 2 1789, GOOD walnuti 33c. lb. Ph. 4-3093 or 4-1131 Kelier. GOOD eatlnr potatoea 93 per hundred. Ed Mueller, Rl. t Box 287A. Indep. ml. South V Cale. Ph. 1-4379. Bring ncU PASTEURIZED whole milk, T5a Jal. Homogenized 79c, gaU or 40c. Cleary Dairy, 1-3035, 414 Poultry t Ribbitt DRESSED FRYERS Special Price, Ph. 4-1327 LIVE Iryrra 2o lb. Valley p arm ?.ore. . BIG FRYERS, 23c LB. Ph. 4-1327 LIVESTOCK buyer. Claude Ed wards. Rt. 3. Box 899E. 4-1113. CATTI.F. buyera 4297 SUte. 1. 1. & H. Snethen 1-1349. S-438& CATTLE, horiei. at your farm. E. C. MrCindlllh. Rt.l, 3-l9. CATTLE buyer. A. r. Sommer, 1280 Harmony Dr. Ph. 4-9087. TOP cash prloei at your place. Ray Coiel P.I. 4-3188 Collect. CUSTOM Dress Buyers of Hera Plant W10 Center. Ph. 3 7360. Dillon Jones Co. 4323 Market. WILD DUCKS & GEESE Dressed at Wing's Poultry ti Rabbits. 388 State. Ph. 4-3911. BABY Chicks hatched jr. Toun Valley Firm Store, 4-4814. BABY Chicks for meet or egmu Send for tree folder. Wilson's . Hatchery. Lyons, Or.. PR. ULtlck. 9-1533. 418 liwn t, Grdn OLD coarse mulching sawdust 2 yd. Load 13. Del" J-35JJ. 422 Fortiliier PEAT Moss from chick trays. ISm aack. Valley Farm Store. 424 Firm Equipmnl 54 S.C. CASE Tractor, 1 bot tom roll-nver plow. 54 Cas 7-ft. mower. 3317 Hamel. Ph. 1-9510. 1951 TD-8 Tractor. Looka and runs like new. Call 4-4380 weekdayajtftcr S p.m (Dealer). roil SALE: Black Western sad dle with chrome trim, match lng breast collar, bridle, bit. All In A l cond. 9S. Se at 9:10 N. Com'l St. 450 Mercliamlise 451 Homhold Goedi USED vanity dresser $14,99. HOGG BROS. 148 Stste St. BE THRIFTY BUY GOOD USED FURNITURE $30 dn. will buy a complcl household of furniture in cluding appliances. Automatic fry pan with lid $9.95 2 piece dresser suite, includes dresser with mirror, full size bed 149.50 Reconditioned & guaranteed ranges & refrigerators. Club reclining chair used very little 49.50 piece dinette get blond II2JJ 515 S. COM'L. PH. 4-3319 I -ROOMS of furniture Including new Fowler dryer. Deluxe double oven wice, with grid dle on top 31" T V. New G.E. auto, wisher. 3640 Portland Rd. MATTRESS SALE New Box Spring and Innervpring Mattressei $46.80; Reg. f 1 it Superfnatn box St mattress'a, now tfitt.M; New Simmons Superfoiiin box V mattreis, ;. 50. Newiokid foam rubber mattress and box inrlng ?lflj 30. Everything goei before tax time. Yes, we have terms. Glen Woodry 1803 N. Summer. USKD daveno & rocker $29 HOGG BHOS-Mg J5tateSt. USFD Innermrlng mattress $9.93 HOGG HMOS. 248 State SL 4 RM. oil circ. oil barrel k fit tinirs. full of oil. $11. Set at 1 895 Be r ry. USED 5 pfece bedroom set with twin bedi $69 HOGG BROS. 248 State S.. GOOD used furniture for sale. Call j.fter 8 p.m. 370 Mill St. USF.D 7 ptcre Drexel mahogany dinlnir suite $148 HOGG BROS. 248 State St. TO PLACE AD PHONE 4-6811 .