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I Capital Journal, Salem, Ore,, Tues., Jan. 1, 1957
Folsom Again to Ask Federal
Grants for Medical Schools
WASHINGTON Wi-Sceretary of
Welfare Folsom said today the ad
ministration will apain 'ask Con
gress for federal funds to help
medieal, dental and public health
schools build teaching and train
ing facilities.
Folsom noted that last year the
ad ministration proposed a five
year program of 250 million dol
lars in federal grants to be
matched by such institutions to
help build medical research and
tcMchint facilities.
federal grants can act as a stimul
us in raising matching funds from
other sources," Folsom said.
Without mentioning any amount,
Folsom said funds will be asked
also to put into effect two pro
grams authorized by Congress last
year to help persons become less
dependent. No money was voted
last year.
One program would help support
research into the basic causes of
poverty and means of overcoming
them. The other would help train
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
PORTLAND IM Buttcrfat,
Tentative, subject to immediate
chance Premium quality, deliv
ered in Portland, 64-67 cents per
ID; Iirst quality, 61-64; . second
quality, 56-59.
Butter Wholesale, f.o.b. bulk
cubes to wholesalers Grade AA,
03 score, 63; A grade, 92 score
62; B grade 90, score 60'i; C
grade, 89 score, SH'i.
Cheese To wholesalers Oregon
singles, 41-48 lb; Oregon 5-lb loaf,
43 !2 -53 'i
Eggs To retailers Grade AA,
large, 49-51; A large, 46-48; AA
medium 44-47: A medium, 43-46
Congress approved a threc-yejr w"rRers "mc
0 million dollar program ot,wl,h Pendency problems,
grants for research facilities only,
making no provision for class
rooms and other teaching facili
ties. Folsom noted that within three
months after Congress appropri
ated 30 million dollars for the first
year of the research facilities pro
gram, requests for well over UK)
million dollars were received by
th? Public Health Service.
"This demonstrates the need for! PORTLAND W The U. S.
this program and illustrates how! Weather bureau Monday said the
enure coiumma nasin may nave
professional workers able to deal I A small. 37-33. Cartons 1-3 cents,
additional.
Lowest Basin
Runoff Likely
In Ten Years
Mrs. Wanamakcr Stirs
Lewis in Baltimore
BALTIMORE, Md. UP Mrs.
Pearl Wanamakcr. Washington
State superintendent of puhlic in
struction, and her husband, Lem
uel, Monday sued radio commen
tator Fulton Lewis Jr., the Mu
tual Broadcasting Co. and three
Maryland stations for $50(1.000.
Mrs. Wanamakcr h.isod her suit
on a broadcast mode by Lewis
last Jan. 6, which was carried
over the Mutual network and
eired by 50 to (i0 stations.
Valley Dates
MILL CITY 'Special! He-
one of its lowest spring runoffs
in 10 years unless snowfall is un
usually heavy in January and
February.
A bureau spokesman said "we
need roughly half again the aver
age precipitation ... the next four
months" if the low runoff is to be
avoided,
Snow packs in the Cascade
Mountains of both Oregon and
Washington were reported unusu
ally light. The bureau said this
was caused partly by niid-lJcccm-her
storms which poured rain into
(he Cascades up to the 10,000-foot
level.
The bureau said the pack at
higher elevations is only "one
tliird of normal" for this lime of
year. "We usually have three or
four feel" of snow by Jan. 1 at
the 3.000 to 4,000 foot level where
now there is little or no snow, n
ct'iiuy orxHiiucu nun city .Jiivui'iw ; , .,
rhnrinr iM ,iii h ia.,nI,u i spokosninn said.
tr,rtinn with n 7 n ,n hannliri A comprehensive report on ex-
Boy Podrabsky is president of
the club. Among guests will be the
plate vice-president of the .Junior
Chamber to receive a charter in
1937 and 175 scheduled to attend.
PROSPIXT (Special) The
Prospect Home Extension unit will
meet at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Leonard Alhin,
Itt. 3. Box 72fl. Mrs. W. H. Moore inches for this date over the past
and Mrs. Alhin will present the . 10 years. Government t amp Mwi
project, "Yepst Knits
SHERIDAN (Special - Well
Child clinic will he held in Sheri
dan Thursday, Jan. 10, from t
p.m. to 3:30 p.m. The clinic is
usually held on the Iirst Thurs
day in the month, and was
changed for .fanuary only.
WOODIUIRN (Special i-Educa-tion
problems of children ol mig
rant workers will be presented in
a motion picture at the meeting of
the Woodhurn-Parent Teacher as
sociation Thursday, Jan. 3 at the
Washington school, beginning nt
8 p.m.
UNION HILL (SneeiaP-Mem-bfi's
of the Union Hill Woman's
club will meet at the home of Mrs. j
Donald Peters on Thiir:.dnv of this
week. Club members will reveal j
their Silent Sisters names at this j
meeting. Mrs. Guy Scott is in
charge of the program.
The Union Hill Grange Com
munity Service club will meet at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. James
Gilhnm on Friday evening of this j
week,
C.ERVAIS i Special -Thp C.er
vnis Chanter ol Eastern Star will
meet Friday, nt 8:00 p.m. at the
Manorm hall for n politick dinner.
Initiation of new members will he
conducted by worthy matron, Mrs.
Merle Unnip.
The Fairfield Home Economics
club will meet Friday at to a.m.,
tit the home of the new chairman,
Mrs. Prudence Moore. Mrs. Lucille
Foley will be co-hostess for the
event. New officers to he installed
arc chairman. Mrs. Prudence
Moore, vice-chairman, Mrs. Helen
DuKette and secretary, Mrs. Edith
Weirick.
D A L L A S (Special Revival
meetings will begin Tuesday eve
ning at the Assembly of God
church with Evangelist Johnny
Hoskins of Salem as the featured
speaker. Rev. l.eland Morse is
pastor of the church. The meetings
wil continue each evening except
Monday and Saturday at 7:4." p.m.
DALLAS (SpccinP-Cnrl B. Fen
ton Post and auxiliary will meet
Thtirsdey evening nt the Knights
of Pythias hall, The ft o'rlnck
meeting will he preceded by a cov
ered dish dinner nt fi-30 pnv
peeled spring water flow will he
released in in bout a week, the bu
reau said. But the spokesman
added "we have enough figures
now" to know that onL, heavy
snows can erase the present pack
deficit.
In Oregon, Crater Lake report
ed a snow denth of 25 inches in
an area that has averaged 67 mrge, n.w-hw, loose pacK.
n.uu-a.50; ited JJciecious, tray
pack. 5.50-B.OO; Red Homes, tray
Eggs To wholesalers A large,
44-4('; A medium, 41-44 '4; A
small, 33-364.
Live poultry No. 1 quality,
f.o.b. Portland Fryers, 2'a4 lbs,
17-18; light hens. 10-11 at farm;
heavy hens. 13-14 at farm; old
roosters, 7-9,
Turkeys To producers L i v e
weight fryers. 27-28; young turkey
bens, eviscerated. 35-36; young
toms to 2fi lbs, 34-35, 1-2 premium
lor heavier.
Rabbits Average lo growers
Live white, iH-4l2 lbs, 21-24; col
ored pelts 4 cents less; old docs,
10-12. few higher. Fresh killed fry
ers to retailers, 56-58; cut up, 60
63. Wool Nominal, clean basis, Va
blood, 1.25; blood, 1.25; , blood
1.03-08; '2 blood 1.40; fine, 1.50.
Country-dressed Meats, f.o.b.
Portland:
Beef Young cows, utility. 20-22
lb; canners and cutters, 15-16.
Veal Top quality lightweight,
28-2H; rough heavies, 15-22.
Hogs Best light blockers. 23
25; lean light sows, 20-21.
Lambs Top grade. 34-36.
Mutton Lightweight ewes and
wethers, 10-12; rough heavies, 5-8.
Fresh Produce
Onions Idaho Yellows. SO lb.
2.35-50; med, 1.25-50; while 3.00
50; Ore. Danvers, med, 1,50-2.00;
3 in, 2.25-50.
Potatoes Local Russets, No. 1.
100 lb. 2.5P-75: Central Oreg. Rus
sets. 3.00-50; large 6-14 ost 4.00-25:,
No. 2 50 lbs, 1.15-25; Idaho bales.
5-10 lb. 2.25-50; Wash. Russets, 100
It), 3.00-25.
Hay No. 2 green alfalfa, baled.
f.o.b. Portland, 34.00-35.00 ton.
Apples Box Oregon-Washington
Red Delicious, extra fancy, tray
pack and wrapped, medium, 6.50-
Storm Balks
Rescue of 2
On Mt. Blanc
CHAMONIX, France UP A vi
olent snowstorm Tuesday again de
layed efforts to move two moun
tain climbers marooned on Mt.
Blanc the past 10 days. Six res
cuers now are stranded with them.
It was feared the two men, Jean
Vincendon of France and Francois
Henry of Belgium, would have to
spend another night on the narrow
ledge Vk miles up the mountain.
Temperatures there Monday night
plunged to 4 degi ics below zero.
Both men are suffering from
frostbite and fatigue.
Mid Willamette
Obituaries
dav had no snow and Timhcrlinc
prick, extra fancy. 4.23-4.50; Wine-
Lodge on Mt. Hood had nn's'ips, wrapped, extra fancy, 5.50-
'aclual depth" of only 42 inches
the bureau said.
In Washington, Blewctt and
Sat us passes Monday had no
snow, Snoqunlmic Pass reported
n scant four inches and Mt. Baker
Lodge bad a 73-inch pack.
A low spring runoff could se
verely curtail both power produc
tion and irrigation in (he basin
area (bat embraces Washington,
Oregon, Idaho and part of Mon
tana
6.00: loose, 4.50-4.75; Ncwtons,
loose, extra fancy, 4.25-4.50; Stay
mans, loose, 4.00-4.50.
Celery California, 2-2' 4 d o z
6.00-6.50; few lower; hearts, 2.75
3.00 doz.
I PA Experts
Scanty Power
vvcl Month
PORTLAND lUPI Bonneville
power administrator William A.
Pearl said today that BPA can be
sure of supplying only one-fourth
of the interruptihle power it holds
contracts for in January.
Pearl said the Columbia river
is so low that since early Decem
ber some of the normal interrupti
hle loads have bad to be cut off.
Aluminum companies and other
concerns using interruptihle power
have bad to buy higher cost pow
er liom other sources to remain
in production.
Interruptihle power contracts
cover 12 big electro-process indus
tries in the Northwest. At present
BPA is supplying about 2r.lu.U0 of
ttie 4H0.0IK) kilowatts these com
panies normally take.
A raise in the Columbia in Jan-
Langley Asks
Re-hearing on
Quash Motion
POIITLAND l'P New rlot-ll-
incuts af-kins a rclirarins of his
motion to set aside indictments
tigiiinst him were filed in circuit
court here yesterday hy Multno
mah County District Attorney Wil
liam Langley.
Langley is under indictment, re
lumed hy the summer-long vice
proliing grand jury, charging him
with malfeasance in oflice and
conspiracy to open gamliling in
the city. Earlier motions tiled hy
uangiey were denied last week.
Principal contention in the new
documents filed hy the district at
torney is that grand jury witness
es names were not endorsed on
the indictments.
Langley said that the trial of
David Nance, recently acquitted
of ii perjury count, brought out
that Nance had been a witness in
the testimony taken in respect to
me district attorney, l.angley said
the indictment did not show tins
linn saio iiiriner mat tne omission
of the names of witnesses nullified
Wilbur A. Spray
ALBANY 'Special) Wilbur A.
Spray, 55, died at an Albany hos
pital Sat'irday follo ing a long ill
ness. The funeral will be at 1:30
p.m. Wednesday at the Fisher Fu
neral home. Burial will be made
in the Albany Masonic cemetery.
Mr. Spray, a native of Oregon,
was born at Spray, on May 27,
1901. lie went from Spray, at the
age of six years, to Cottage Grove,
and in 1937 came to Albany where
he had since lived. He was a vet
eran of World War I. On Oct. 1,
1926 at Mcdford, he married Helen
Fern Howard, who survives as do
a son, Richard II. Spray, with the
United States Army Aif Force, at
Mt. Home, Jdaho; a brother, Gene,
Princville, . and a sister, Mrs.
Mable King, Hoscburg.
William Piifsh
ALBANY (Special) The funer
al for William M. Pugh, 66, of
Houtc 1, Brownsvilic, was held
Sunday at the Brownsville Fisher
Funeral Home chapel. Burial was
made in the Union cemetery at
Crawfordsvillc.
Mr. Pugh was born Nov. 21, 1890
at Oakville, and had also lived at
Oak Ridge for 30 years and the
last eight years in the Brownsville
vicinity.
On June 6. 1917 at Albany he
married Anna Fields, who sur
vives as do seven children and
three sisters. The children are:
Ralph, Springfield; Jesse, Browns
ville; Robert, Longvicw, Wash.;
Mrs. Milo Flock, Kelso. Wash.;
and Mrs. Betty Harrell, Mrs. Jack
Stcinborn and Leila Pugh, all of
Brownsville; the sisters arc Mrs.
Laura Agec, Boardman: Mrs.
Mima Huffman. Philomath; and
Mrs. Lou Walker, Brownsville. A
brother, Walter, preceded him in
death.
Margaret Crowell
ALBANY (Special) Mrs. Mar
garet Pipe Crowcll, 89, resident of
Albany for 47 years, died at Ku
gene Friday after a long illness.
luneral arrangements had not
been completed Monday save that
burial will take place in the fam
ily lot in the Masonic cemetery.
Mrs. Crowcll was horn May 19.
1867, in Shellsbure. Pa. She was
marnca to George H. Crowell at
Kansas City, Mo June 14, 1892
and the two lived at Pans, III.,
until Sept. 29. 191)9, when they
came here. Mr. Crowcll died Sept.
30. 19.19.
Surviving arc two children, Dr.
Dean P. Crowell. San Rafael.
Calif., and Mrs. F.dwin F. i.lulial
horlmillcr, Albany, three grand
children and eight great-grandchildren.
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424 Farm Equipment
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.lamiarv. and this likely would
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WOOmU'HN (SpeeiaP - The
monthly business meetmi nf the
Woodhurn HiiMness ami l'i nh-s-jtinnnl
women's eluh will he Thurv
dav nt R p in. id the home of Mrs.
Molly Hunt. Mrs. Eeln Poland 1 (it n.
Js chairman of the membership j in Miam
committee which will have chariii
of the meeting. Others on the fore. I'olti
commitlee ore Mrs Itosanna Ai-' est N
cher. Mrs. John Zerzan nnd Mrs
Hunt.
Hy I'MTCI) I'llKSS
That national menace, the drunk
en driver, had a had time of it
Monday niv.ht.
Police in irttially e cry city
were out to yet hnn. And accord-
inn I" a I'tulcd 1'rcs;
made a prclly fai
Ktlitor Ursics
Senate Truce
McMIWVM.l.E OP -The News
liemstcr Monday said Republi
cans should vote for n Democrat
Alimo Carl Italrs
l.ntc resident of Davenport. Iowa.
r)ri 25th. Survived bv brothers. Wil
liam Males, liraumont. Calif.; Arthur
A. llii Irs, D;ivcnport, Iowa; mint,
Mrs. Klmrr lale.i. S.ilcm; niece. Mis.
W. K. dates, Salem, and several
nieces and nephews In the Kast,
Services will he Thursday. Jnnuarv
:i. at 2:00 P.M. In the Vned T. fiolrirn
Chapel. The Rev. Hoy Wort rung tan
win oiikiale. Interment will he In
llclcrr;-t Memorial Park Ritualistic
Services hy Salem Lodge No. 4,
A FA-A.M.
Thomas Fdwln Cowitrll:
At the residence of 1060 Mill St ,
Dec 2!tih at tne nf 87 years. Svir-
ived by son Mill tnt I- Cowdrll.
Auburn. Wa.-h.: 1 brother Clarence
M Cmvrlell. Portland: Sister. Mrs,
K!nr.i stone, Salem. Services will he
Wednrdav, Jamiarv 2. at 10 am In
tie Mowill-Kd wards Chapel. Inter
ment will be in City View Cemetery.
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OLD white i- gold Cocker
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Dear Relty and Russell. Thanks
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and I wish you and yours a
Happy New Year.
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"For Your Convenience"
Anna l.ee January Hall
At a local rest home. Dee. 31, at
the age of 79 years. L.ite resident nf
liWS Hickorv St. Survived bv daugh
ter. Mrs. Violet F. Stafford, C'.erv.il;
iis president of the state Sen;ite. daughters. Velie Felu'n Under. Ku-
lla M.ie relton. tervais; gr.inrt.
t.ordon Hive, Lnitcd
I he Irnnt iwe eiliton.il hv
editor Phil Hlndine also gnirl the
(101 senators .should vole for
someone other than Walter Pear
son, the current Democratic
Chinee.
Pearson, said Hindi nr. is per
sonally popular Inn lacks what he
termed "political anneal." llla-
vey they'1''" former Yamhill County
tch. lU'iMiniu-an chairman
It ICS
reported fewe
States Army somewhere
many: Dtiane I. Feltnn, Forest flrme;
l.arv L. Feltnn, nervals; sister, Mrs.
Mnllie Pyejitt. Phoenix. Art ; eight
gteat-gr.indchitdren. and a number nf
nirie and nrnhews. Services will be
held Wednesd.'iv. January 2nd at I .'10
I'M. In the Chapel of the W T. Rig
di'ti I'n. Intc-ment Cl.iggett t'rrnp
tru. Rev. Wnvne CIreeric will oflli'l
Alr 1hrl Knott:
The
iitorial said the Drum- -..iV B, I'
jinn i. river arresis man om in-: "" " fear matoriivist
Hct II, v
nr.-.
u r ' a-; ih Hie House hut n l.Vl.i deadloek Sl,1,1,,r.r!'
thought wide publicity held the to-!"1 "i1 SennlP. are entitled to the
piTMiirney nnd chairmanships of
there were nine ar
rets, tomp.iicd to 17 the year 1m.
e said it was the "nuiet-
Vear's le m Years" ! Democrats should not have
with arrets ahout the same as plele power to throttle the ppposi
on ai average Saturday nii;ht turn "
Ki'lat'wly speaking, the lat er
WOODRL Ii (Special' mr dies Im.i ImIi.t ivionU m U
ejutent of l.Ul
I hv daughter. H u h v
'oppenish, Wash . Mr.
Henver. Coin ; mother.
Maiv Nansel Denver, Colo;
. Mrs. lldttie Forrv. Knsle-
Ihr Ia and Wavs and Means I w,v,d- r,lUl Mr Minor in-
I'nnim.llpn. ' ' 'P1'1- Mr- Mane Irwin, Albion.
o'""Httees. 1 Nrh - brntlier. Kavmnnd Nanwl.
The editorial added that the Minn. Ar.hie Narvrl. Neb. Ce.Mire
..inri, i.rorgia. ttarry .N tinsel, rirn.
Six (i .tndvns and one f ra mid. ivi sh
irr :.! Mirvive Services will N held
Wedne-d.n. J anu.tr v 2. at 10 Hi x in.
of t'-e (. li'Mc!i-Il.irr:'k
com-
nera
Ho
r w
th.i
Methodist Men will meet for a drunk dnun.r
pot luck dinner Wednesdav at the er ones. In all ot New Wk.
sm.iM
I
Salem Markets
Mr:
Park
drairri
Woodburn Methodist church at tw drunk drixers were .irrtMt-d i'omi'ilrri fmrn reports
6:30 p.m. A business meeting will ( he! ween 4 pm. and nv.dmcht In
follow. Albert Schalock, president, , I'lucano, there were :'0 arrested
Will be in chars. between 2 -3U pin. and midnight.
Washington police arrested only
WOODBURN (Spet'iaD "Veast two, a 33 per cent decrease from
Rolls" will be the topic to be riis- j the year before,
cussed and demonstrated at the1 'o An-eles led in drunk dnv
mlinifi nf Iho Home Kxtensinn " arrets w ith UW San h ran
uniln Thursday in the Woodhurn
Salem
tor the iuirtnre of t tpital
Journal Keadcn (Key lied daily
rrrdi
Habrri rellrti - 3 M (80-lb. bag):
14 44 on liM-lb haR
t'Ktt Mash - ft 13 IRO-Ih 1.
Hairy feed :i 05-13 W t80-lb. bf:
100-lb bag).
I'onll r :
huvit f prlre-
Minnie I aird:
V.-rr ,.f F. W.,ne I lint: twin
suter of Winnie l..nrd 2 grincK'hild
ten aUo Mirwve. Nephew. C.ibson L.
t ollis 1u.vs re nfd Wednes
day. Jamnrv 2nd at 10 00 AM at
the Colonel Mortuary N E. 14th
Sandy Hlv'd . Portland. Orern
(Ir.iveside .servu-ei at 2 oO P M. W'ed
neil.iv at Helcresl Memorial FarR,
urea. Tho Woodhurn unit will meet
in the club rooms at the city
library with Mrs Albert HeilinR
and Mrs. E. C. 'cyton as discus
sion leaders. Tire meeting begins
nt 11 A.m. Members of the Union
Home Extension unit will meet at
the home of Mrs. Lester Henn. Rt.
2, Thursday at 10:30 a m. Mrs.
Henn will be project leader. I
ciM-o h III drunk nnwm; arrets
and police .said it was an "excep
tionally quiet niyht.'
f.'wi. ue
-Colored frvers. ?V;
ird fnw I, Hi-;
Arnold Rorthltn:
At the r.-v-'i
e 5.0 N Ht'i St .
A A .
lo:
!ti:Ki (;t:4' H.ivts on u ay
MUNICH, (lerwktay w lw jn:
"Operation &af Ha-i p-:;w
left Tuesday carry aw ra
an refugees to tW U. 9 Tl wit
her leaving Moon 5Wr tww
9,404.
e
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.ile n.r., A itnnho.
Re A A. .W: lariir A A
Jpc; medium A A 47c: A
r"V. 4wt a. Sfm.
"PPt CI Bvlliot;iW.f-in.A IX Tin jniHrv
H.-tt)liti. S.i
: Willa J 'I.,-.
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PKHSONAL
.110 MeetinR Notices
312 Lust and Found
314 Transportation
316 PorMiiiiil
318 Stnnips and Coins
400 ACimcULTimF
402 Livestock For Sale
ni.i i-ivesaocK Wanted
405 Pels
410 Fruits A- Farm Produce
412 Miirket Basket
414 Poultry A Rabbiti
416 Sea Foods
418 l.awn A: Harden
420 Sreds A Plants
4L'2 Kertiher
424 Farm Equipment
425 Auction Sales
450 MKRCHANDISE
451 Hon st-ho Id Goods
452 Appliances
451 Sewing Machines
45fi T. V. & Radio
45fl Musical Instruments
4fi2 Wanted Household Goods
4K4 Sports Equipment
4rift Birvcles
470 Iluilding Materials
472 Plumbing. Heatinf
474 Floor Covering
47fl Po It Yourself
4WO For Sale Miscellaneous
4BI For Rent Miscellaneous
4H2 Tr;ide Miscellaneous
4;i Wanted Miscellaneous
484 Miscellaneous
48fi Machinery A- Tools
4ftft Wanted Machinery St Tools
4!0 Fuel
500 nVSINESS AND FINANCE
M0 Money to Loan
512 Loans Wnnted
515 Investments
BOO EMPLOYMENT
6i)2 Help Wanted
804 Help W.mled. Man
li(H", Help Wanted Lady
oa Picker'; "Vanied
810 S.tlrB Help
813 Work Wwnted, Man
814 Work Wanted. Lady
815 Situations Wanted
817 Job Information
81 fl Education
620 Day or Contract
700 RENTALS
702 Sleeping Rooms. Board
70.1 Wanted Rooms. Roard
705 Apartments For Rent
7iW Duplexes
107 Houses For Rent
707-A Kurnthed
70S Firm For Rent
701 Wanted to Kent
T'.O j!'cti lo Rent Houses
712 Wanted to Rent AplS.
7:i Himness Rentals
7',H Resort RenM'.s
71B Convalecent Home
" W Moving and Storag
e.X) REAL ESTATE
(VI Business Opportunities
t'2 BuMness Troperty
tM Suburban
8v1fl Houses For Salt
e7 Apt.. Courts For Sals
"08 Lots Tor Sate
M0 Farms For Sale
13 Evchanse Re.il Estat
8!S t'oat l'r.';'f-,
f'.8 IJe'int ProperTv
51.1 Warit d Real Fstatt
fi-'J Insurance
WANTED: 10 or more Bred
hives. A. C. Ullman, 4440
ILiyoKviLle Dr., Salem. EM
2-2II76.
TOP cash prices at your place.
it. IV V.UZCI, I.M (OIICCI.
LIVESTOCK huyer. Edwards,
Itt. 3, Box 809E. EM 4-1113.
CATTLE. 4207 State. E. I. & H.
Mielhcn, EM 2-1345. EM 2-4380.
CATTLE, horses, at your farm.
t. C. McCandlish, EM 3-6189.
CATTLE buyer. A. F Snmmer,
12li0 Harmony Dr. EM 4-9067,
SALEM Meat Co.. locker beef.
21c. Custom killing, cutting
nun wrdpping. acon rncea
free St trailer loaned.
403 Livestock Wanted
405 Pets
PUPPIES wire foxters: Welsh.
tcrs; Pekingese. Pedigreed
rear, prices. Douglas h.enneis.
Scolts Mills, Hwy. 213 lo SU
verlon cont. 5 mi. signs.
BOXER dog, 12 mo. old, shot
c Clipped. t-.M 2-8131.
LABRADOR pups. 6 wks. EM
alter 5:30 or weekends.
BtRH Paradise, birds, tron fish,
3180 Livingston. EM 2-1812.
MICKEY'S parakeets, c a g e
feeds. 3825 S. Com'!. EM 2-2755
KEITH'S PUPPV FAPM
5400 Center EM 2-7M9
Puppies all kinds. Buy & sell.
Aft'noon & eves. No Sun. calls.
410 Fruit & Farm Produce
CARROTS for feed. $1 sack, 0
SWKKT "POTATOES
10 lbs. for 49c
Green Apple Market
5005 Portland Rd.
PASTEUni7EDwhole millT75c
gal. Homogenized 79c, gal.
for 4c. Cleary Dairy. EM
2-3035.
CLOVER hav, apples, potatoes
tl 50 ion ns. li, nil. E. i, mi.
N of Keier School. Watch for
signs No sales Fri. after 4 A
Sat, Ed Sproed.
54 S C. CASE Tractor. 2 bot
tom roll-over plow. '54 Case
T-ft. mower, 3317 Hamel. EM
2-3510.
425 Auction Sales
SUDTELL'S
FURNITURE
AUCTION
WED., Jan. 2, 7:30 p.m. sharp.
Several lots of good house
hold furniture & appliances
& misc.. to oe som ai Auc
tion open every day to re
ceive consignments warm
building.
LANE SUDTELL'S
' AUCTION
3!15 Silverlon Rd. EM 3-finrw
LIVESTOCK & MISC.
AUCTION
Thursday, Jan. 3 10 A.M.
Misc. of all kinds tools
produce
Livestock 1:30 p.m.
Milk cows feeder stock
veal baby calves pigs
chickens & rabbits.
LANE SUDTELL'S
AUCTION
3f5 Sllverton Rd.
Ph. EM 3-6098
450 Merchandise
451 Household Goods
NOW HEAR THIS!
new iull Size Box Be Inner
Spring Mattress Sets, 12 only
Clnscout J46.88. Glen Woodry,
1&I5 N. Summer.
casual rug, red.
15. EM 3-4467
9x12 CALIE.
bit., Rray.
after fi.
SAVE plenty on Maple! I Ore-
kiiii s imvcsi -nces on aonn
Maple Furniture!! Dining sets
Sofas-Cricket Chairs. Hutches
and Tables Captains Chairs
Shop Us Get our deal. Trades
E Z Terms. Glen Woodry,
1605 N. Summer.
EXTRA nice craftmaster living
runm suue. iieasonaDie. am
Jutibon.
ATTENTION EVERYONE! I
sdu.uw mock Jteduced 10 p.c.
to 50 p.c. During Our Huge
Inventory Ciearance-EZ
Terms!! Shopt Glen Woodry,
1605 N. Summer.
450 Merchandise
454 Sowing Machines
SALE
USED
ALL
GUARANTEED
Sinper Port Electrics
Rd. Bobbin, cut 10
Singer Cabinet Elect,
Jul. nummi
Singer Treadles
$495
Portables From
Kralt oaoer
Galv. Iron Roofing
SEWING CENTER
130 N. Com'I. Ph. EM 3-3512
Woodburn 2-7912
458 Musical Instruments
ACCORDION or Piano lessons.
r ree use or accordion. EM
2-3255. Duane Hunsaker.
SPINET PIANO. Will' sacrifice
equity responsible party may
assume monthly navment con
tract. Write Mr. Berg, Box 228,
Salem, Ore.
PIANO INVENTORY CLEAR
ANCE! All pianos go regard
less of price! Save dealer's
markup 1 Save as much as
?ii!! Hurry to Tallman Piano
Store. 395 S. 12th, near S.P.
Depot.
ORGANS, new used. Lessons.
Kcniais. mukkells Organ
Sales and Service. 363 N. Hif..
WE pay top cash prlc for
pianos. Used Mdse Mart 270
S. Liberty. EM 4-6311.
'A' GRADE MAHOG. DOORS
20 x 68 4.70 ea.
24 X 68 . 5.2S ea.
26 x 6fl 5.25 ea.
28 X 68 5.45 ea.
'A" GRADE BIRCH DOORS
20 x 68 7.20 ea.
24 x fia 8.10 ea.
28 x 68 B.40ea.
28 x 6S 8.75 ea.
SANDED PLYWOOD
4x8 '.-in. Fir 2.35 m.
4x8 11-in. Fir -.3.10 ea.
4x8 i-in. Fir 4.00 ea.
4x8 5-!n. Fir -....4.55 ea,
4x8 3,i-n. Fir . 5.20 ea.
4x8 i-in. Bircn A-a .12. uu ea.
HARDBOARD
4x8 'Vin. Industrial l.!Wea.
4x8 U-in. Industrial .2.25 ea.
CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE
OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY
C & K LUMBER
PIANO and organ lessons. My
mmie or yours, nancv b. Hunt,
3865 Liberty Rd. EM 3-1020.
462 Wanted Hshld Goods
WE NEED FURNITURE
Valley Furn. Co. EM 2-7472
im.noo cart?
To spend for High grade Used
rurniiure c Appliances. PH.
3-5110. Paying Top Pricei for
Belter Grade.
Glen Woodry, 1605 N. Summer
MISC. furniture wanted. Cour
teous service. Ph. EM 3-6098.
464 Sports Equipment
22 MARLIN rifle, bolt action.
Mans shoe skates, sr.. 10',i.
Both like new. EM 3-5361.
CASH paid tor used guns, mod
ern ana antique. cascade
Merc. 1230 Broadway.
470 Building Materials
WE INSTALL plastic wall tile.
r nrmici counter tops. ir
Birch cabinets. Let us give you
a free estimate on your re
modeling now. Montgomery
Ward it Co. Ph. EM 3-3191.
'55 MODEL television RCA.
electric range, living room
suite. Frigidaire refng., dining
room set. late model Singer
sewing machine, two twin beds
complete. 26'. Turner Rd.
VISIT Our Maple Shop. Glen
uuary, iouo im. summer.
UNFINISHED furniture. H. L.
Mitt r urniture. 175 N. High.
USED 5 piece chrome dinette
set $49 50. HOGG BROS., 248
State.
CHAIR Sale. Glen Woodry's.
No Lower Prices, anvwhereM
Choose from 150 Styles. lt5
N. Summer.
USED bunk beds with springs
4t,.-HI. IlUULi z-tH Male.
NEED Furniture?? Shop Sa
lem s Hig Store. Glen Woodry,
1605 N. Summer.
USED 3 piece bedroom set
$49.50. HOGG BROS, 248 State.
NEW 3fl"x50" plate glass mirror.
s.o. complete twin size bed,
$15. Good folding dav bed &
unit tress, $25. EM 3-4018.
USED innerspring mattress
$11. 50. HOGG BROS, 248 State.
FABULOUS LAMP SALE! !
Table Lamps 2.99 to 18 00.
Floor Lamps 6 113 to 30 00.
"These You'll Like." Glen
Voodry. 1605 N. Summer.
USED Hoover Vacuum cleaner
SL'!!.50. HOGG BROS. 248 Stale.
GOOD Spark's Oil Heater 100
g.11. laim s;ia. EM 2-2976.
4440 Havesville Dr.. Salem.
USED oil heater. Onlv '$17,951
HOGG BROS. 218 State.
USED blonde dining set $29.50.
nuiiu imu:, iu Mate.
USED daveno & chair $29.50.
HOGG BROS. 248 State.
2 MATCHING linen & cotten
niKs. giod cond. 10 8" X 11'3 ".
EM 2Mm.
0
414 Poultry & Rabbits
WHITE Cornish roosters ft
White Hock pullets. 8 mo. old.
$1 50 ea. EM 2 5972.
BABY Chiek--ror meat or tggt.
Send for free folder. Wilson's
Hatcnerv. Lyons. Ore. PH.
ULnck fl-2533.
PRESSED FRYERS
Special Price. Ph. EM 4-1327
USED davenjKirt & chair $24.50.
HOGG BROS. 248 State.
NICE Dining Set. Walnut 55.00.
Glen Woodry, 1605 N. Summer
USED platform rocker $11,561
HOGG BROS. 248 State.
CARLOAD Sale Chairs. Save 20
pc to wj p.c. night Now
Swing Rockers. Roto T. '
Chairs. Rubber Seat Club
iMckers- Small Midriff Chairs,
Reclmers Select From 15(
New Ch.iirs!! No One Com
petes. Girn Woodry's. tfiO-5 N
Summer. Terms - Trades.
452 Appliances
REPOSSESSED- pink Kelvins
tor, best model 30 In. ranee
3 mo. old. Terms as low as $9
per mo. Modern A ppliance
v rmrr, lui a. torn j. tti
F.'0 Al'TOMOTlVE
RM Ni w Cars
8?2 led i'4r lor S
Auto Tarts snd Repair
:r'.e Tfc'mber mt the , 1 rucKs, Trsilen fer Sal
Cfcurch. tv1i- ill votorcvfies
irisv J.tumi 0 1 to 04 Wanted Ca-w. TmMp
Oi.wel f the .'-1 f1 TVp1Jjaj
iptai h oTt1 e iev 1 ; rjw i'Wifw
1,1 office. 4W8Mf3.1. V.P WV
Oh'v.cl, S.ilr.n. M-
(. alubii, S.ilem Mr.
S.ilt-m 1 irandfhlM-
1 fcihap&i &mxii f.tfkw
Let A
Classified Ad
Solve That
Problem
TO PLACE AD
DiAttM 4 SS11
00
GUARANTEED
Reconditioned automatic wah
ers. drvers. ranges At refngs.
$.11 50 9t ud.
V EATER APPUAXCE CO.
375 Chemeketa St.
UStD w.nhers $18 St up Mod
ern ArrMtance Center. 1141 So,
Com i EM 4-3353.
CLOSE OUT
Kelvinator Foodaram. A 1
nfic buy. Tern-s as low as $18
per mo. Modern Appliance
Center, J141 S. Com'I. EM
REPOSSESSED Maytag refrig
erator Ar freerer combination,
l.irsest sire made, used 3 mo
Mav be ourchaed for $17 64
per n-.o. Modern Appliance
1141 S. Com I. i-M
BLDG. SUPPLIES
Used Toilets $17.50
Used Wash basins comp . $10
V Plaster hd . $1.25 sht.
700 good 3 panel doors
with frames St hdwd $7.50
ALL Kinds Elcc. Supplies
Used Fir flooring $45 per M
Used No. 2 4 blr.
lumber . . $45-$55 per M
E. S. RITTER & CO.
6740 Portland Rd. Ph. EM 4 8311
4 mi. worm 01 haiem. l3 nu.
North of Totem Pole
" Open all day Saturday
LUMH E R f oTs ale"'at1570 N.
Wintcr. EM 3-4823.
WHOLESALE PRICES
Mulino Sash & Door
Prchung door, wood windows.
Dale Voglcr, EM 4-8720
474 Floor Covering
P. L. Flfstrnm Co. 2P0 S. Liberty,
vi.NYLfioortiie. joceacn
INLAID linoleum $1.79 per sq.
yd. R. L. Elfstrom Co.. 260 S.
Liberty.
480 For Sale Miscellaneous
GIGANTIC Jan. Clearance. Glen
Woodry "The Store that
REALLY Saves U Money"
1605 N. Summer.
DOG house, also indoor kennel,
cheap. EM 4-1860. eves.
450 Merchandise
470 Building Materials
HAUL
mm
YEAR END
SALE CONTINUES
OAK FLOORING
No. 1 RL
No. 2 RL.
...210.00 M
.115.00 M
Jlr SIDING
No. 1 Painted shakes St
UC .10.75 sq.
1 x 12 S1S2E Cedar 110.00 M
1 x 12 Inv. Spruce 175.00 M
1 X 1" irv Leudr
1." in"vun" 1.85 ea.
1 x 10 Spruce 120.00 M
PLASTERBOARD
48"X96"
4R"x!6"
rocklath
1.R0 ea.
1.85ea.
34c yd.
ROOFING
3 in 1 215 lb. compo
shingles
45-lb. roll ,
DO-lh roll .
7.R5 sq.
2.50 ea.
4.00 ea.
2.40 ea.
-.10.50 sq.
YARD
LANCASTER & CENTER
PH. SALEM EM S-1500
INVENTORY SALE
TAKE IT AWAY YOU'LL
SAVE MANY $$$
Elush Doors
Mahoganv and Fir
20" Doors 3.05
2-0 to 2-8 Doors 4.!5
Front Doori, Hollow Core 7.95
Solid Core. 3 It 12.05
Door Jambs 2. OS
Louvre and Glass Doors 8.95
Short Mahogany Mouldings
At Fir Prices
Shakes & Cedar Siding
unpainted 2.!."i sq.
Painted 6.95 sq.
Painted In Boxes ' .... 7.95 sa.
These are good kiln dry shakes
we have far too many.
6" and 8" St 10" Cedar
Siding $49 up
Sheetrock U Haul
1" 1.36, V 1.60. V 1.85
Plywood U Haul
8c. ft., V 8c- V3" 12c. "i"
13c. V' 15c. per ft. Sanded
4'x8' 4'x6" and Smaller.
Storm Doors
Wood, $21. Aluminum $.19. Plas
tic Storm Windows 39c.
Wall Paneling
Knottv Pine $98135 M
Knottv Spruce and Cedar $145 M
12" Pine Shelving . 10c. Ft.
Lumber 2x4x8' Studs 10c ea
2x4 In Bundles . .. $19 M
Shiplap. 1x8. good . $39
2x4, 2x6, 2x0. good prices.
Paint
Tnxnlite Rubber Base $1.99 Gal.
All Inside Paints 10 pet. off. Out
side Paints and stain 2U pet.
off.
Flooring
Oak No. 2 Shorts $98 M
Fir. Kiln Dried $0 M
All Oak Flooring on sale.
Toilets, close coupled . $19.50
500 Gal. Septic Tanks . . f.n.sii
V Galvanized Pipe 14c ft.
Elect. Wire 14-2 in rolls 3ac. ft.
Insulation
Rock Wool 2"x45" $1.19 bag
Finer Glass Blanket ft'vc. ft.
S's-lfi's Nails $10 kec
Birch Plywoods 13c. -10c. Ft
Hardhoard. V, 4x8 sheet 1.29
Hardboard, U". 4x8 sheet I OR
Mahoganv Plv. .Tx6' 10c. ft.
Just a few of our many items
on sale. Please come week
days if possible. Saturdays
and Sundavs are verv busv.
Cash or un to 36 months on our
A.H.U. Plan, same low nrices
Call BU 5-3669 for complete
nnme remonrnng service la
bor St material also offered.
All New Material
King Building Supply
IC301 N. E'i Glisan AL 4-5551
Portland. Oregon
Glisan Store Open Sundays 9-5
STEEL Garage Doors, complete
wnn naruware, tuw in'
stalled. $j3.S0 Metal eaves
trough. 1320.. built-in 4 burn
er range. $H2.70. Toilet, $24.50.
8-in vent fan. $19 95.
EPPING LUMBER CO.
3740 Sllverton Rd. Ph. EM 4-6123
470 Building Materials 470 Building Materials
AIL NEW
WOOD WINDOWS
40? TO 10 OFF
FAER YEAR we have 1 sale of all the window accum
ulated throughout the year, from salesman mistake, can
cellation from customers, builders wno have cancelled their
orders etc. We have had this sale everv year in Portland but
this year we are goine to sell in Salem. We have rented the
.".'"'J'"' i-vMimnu na. ana win De
oren day Sat. A- Sun., other dav 1 can be rearhed bv tele
phone EM 4-P720 Salem. These windows were manufactured
bv one of tne largest Millwork Mfg n Oregon. If you don't
see what you want we will make to order.
MULINO SASH & DOOR
DALE VOGLER
EM 4-8720
474 Floor Covering
474 Floor Covering
I'SVD Hrfng l?J A up Modrrn
Arn-iMh. r- (Vn'.r. 1141 Soutli
Com4! TM 4-oii.l
CS4-:!! rf (narrator i9 A UD
AI Lur. App., 2.40 State St.
456 T.V. i RidTo
Tir FrsT sr'SViCT for ten.
Hin, TTKM -W4.
174,"TABI.F mifl Hlltcralt.r
n- l!0i5. El" ter-ri OAC
'MM cjd. yun.
Beautifully Styled "SEQUIN"
Inlaid Linoleum
SIX mVr hrrt. tor ue in thf kilchtn. bedroom, pljvroom d n
iwm. Iimiiji room and den
Al.t. FIRST Ql'AUTY - STANDARD WEIGHT
Rep. $3.15 Sq. Yd. Now $2.15 Sq. Yd.
FREE FSTTMATTS GLADLY
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