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Salem, Oregon, Saturday, January 19, 1957 Morse to Fight Try to Reduce 3 Sisters Area WASHINGTON ( - Sen. Morse D-Orci will carry into Congress the fight for the Three Sisters wilderness area of Oregon if the Department of Agriculture at tempts to cut (he size of the area. Morse announced thai Friday. He said he had received a letter from E. L. Peterson, assistant secretary of Agriculture, in which Peterson said he would oppose further hearings on the matter "because we have at hand the facts necessary to1 make a care fully considered decision." Morse said in reply that Peter son's letter indicated the decision would "alter the status of the sub stantial area west of Horse Creek." "If this implication is borne out by your announcement, those of us who oppose such action will have to do what we can in Con gress to counteract such a decision in order to protect the Three Sis ters wilderness area and to achieve a sound and predictable program for these areas through out the country," Morse said. Last month Morse asked Peter son to make no decision on the boundary matter for a year so that discussions could he carried on with interested parties, includ ing conservationists who oppose the reduction. Record Wheat YieldReported PKNDUiTON - An all-time record yield o( 33.7 bushels of wheat per acre was harvested by Umatilla County larmers in MM, reported Victor W. Johnson, coun ty extension agent. The previous record per-acre yield was 33.1 bushels per acre in 1948. Approximately 198.00(1 acres of the county'i acreage allotment ot 198.359 acres were cut during the 1956 harvest, Johnson said. Total wheat production for the year was 6.671,500 bushels, well below the all-time record. Since the allotment program has been in effect about 70.000 acres of the count" s wheal lard has h""n re. Truck Too Big for Bridge life j.fe013 YONKKltS, N. Y. James Jones, of Andersonvllle, Va found out the hard way thai his Irurk was loo high for this footbridge over the Saw Mill River Parkway. Jones lost his way In this suburb just north of New York City. A few wrong turns put him on a park- way on which commercial traffic Is banned. Jones ll now free on 1200 ball on a charge of operating a truck In a prohibited zone. (AP Wirephoto) Status of Western European Communist Parties at New Low Action of Soviet Union Shatters Organizations By NOB. MAN RUNNION United Tress Staff Correspondent LONDON (UP) "This is ser ious." 'flic Daily Worker warned. "This is no false alarm, it is grim reality." The British Communist news- 'tinner was talking about the drop ,ni nf ih Hrnnks nostnffice in In .livnlatinn It rrtlllH iimt lit Urf'il I nt . IQQIt moved from production of lhal have meant the slalus of Western ovcr (he'year 1955, with gross re er"P' i Kuroncnn Communism in general. ..-mi. i W sot 45 fnr letter can- Kor a year. Ihc Soviet Union cellations and parcel post. Parcel has systematically if uninlen- Post showed more increase than lionally been shattering the letter mail would drop to roughly one eighth if national elections were held to morrow. In Italy, the largest and most powerful Cummunist party this side of the Iron Curtain suffered Brooks Postal Receipts Up BItOOKS (Special) Postal rc- one setback alter another since de - Stnlinization started last Feb ruary. More than 500.u00 of the party faithful, mainly workers, have de fected. The party itself admitted 30 per cent of its members failed to renew their party cards. The same reports come from other countries. Lodge Installs New Officers Presbyterians Elect Officers Missionary Croui) Pays Member Honor GERVAIS (Special) - The Clara Jones Missionary society met Wednesday alternoon at the Gcr vais Presbyterian church to pay special honor to Mrs. Charles Vogt by presenting her with a decorated cake depicting her 50lh wedding anniversary. Mrs. Robert Harper and Mrs, Elsie Hoggs were in charge of re- iresnmenls. ranks of Kuropc's Communist par ties. First, it was de-Stnlinization, now it la rc-Stalinization. The results have shown in mass resignations, in election results, in the sad financial straits ot parly newspapers and the freedom up risings in Poland and Hungary. The Worker released no circir lation figures. Hut there is little doubt that its daily sale in recent months has dropped by the hun The Brooks postoffice is second class, and employs one rural car rier, Elton Smith. The postmaster, Elmer Egan, had a stroke some weeks ago, and at present is convalescing at his home. It is expected he will be back at work in about a month. In his absence bis wife is in charge. The U.S. Government bns prom ised Froolrs a new postoffice build ing whenever i! receives a oioaer Leaders for the Feh- 30 meellno frt-tls - Possibly thousands. will be Mrs. Don DuRelte and No official figures have been re-, t0 mcet its qualifications, .Mrs. Bob Hanick. Refreshment leased on lie circuianon oi me hostesses will be Mrs. Charles Worker or parly membership since missinn iroops crusnca me Vogt, Mrs. Tina Slrohecker and Mrs. Catherine Marshall. New Book Obtained MOLALLA (Speclal)-Clackamas county bookmobile called at Mol alla library January 12 anil left many books for all ages. The Mol alia library board recently pur chased 64 new books, including ju venile books on science fiction, sports, teenago girls, adventure and horse stories; also many new adult books. In the group from the bookmobile were included several on Indian lore and history, reports librarian Mrs. Ethel Ulntchford. Hungarian revolt. Biggest Hurl Most Party membership is believed to have dropped below the 30.000 mark compared to 33,140 in the 1955 general elections. The same can be said of nearly every European Communist party. The biggest ones in Europe the r-rench and the Italian arc now showing it the most. If France is an indication, then the Russians, with one brutal stroke in Hungary, will have done more to ruin their foreign com patriots' chances than anything that has happened in the past 12 years. The French Communist parly has regularly been polling one quarter of the vote in Frenc na tional elections since the war. But HOME FROM HOSPITAL LACOMB (Special) Mrs. R Piper returned to her home here Tursdaly alter beino a natirni in Lebanon Community hospital and on the basis of returns in a Paris! entering the Mt. Angel Home, Miss Coyette Funeral Set SILVERTON (Special' Recita tion of the Rosary (or Miss Delimn Cloyette, 82, will be Sunday eve ning, nt 8 o clock in Memorial chapel, Ekman funeral home. Funeral services will be nt Sil- verton St. Paul's Catholic church. Monday at 10 a in., the Rev. Thomas Gadbois officiating. Con cluding rites will be at the St. Paul parish cemetery, tjilverton. Miss Goyette died Thursday, .Inn. 17. nt the Mt. Angel conva lescent home where she had been a resident lor many months. She had lived in Silverton previous to Salem Memorial hospital - election last Sunday, tins I May, 195! by : WOODBURN (Special) The annual congregational meeting of the Woodburn Presbyterian church was Thursday night at the church with Rev Robert E. Van, pastor, as moderator. New officers were elected and reports given by the various departments. New ciders elected were Elbert Isom and Charles Bycrs, for a four year term, replacing Earl Allison and Clinton Pack. Elders holding over are Harry VanArsdale, George Rogers and William Peltz. Mrs. Harry VanArsdale was elected to the board of trustees, succeeding Mrs. Minnie Richards who resigned after serving for 25 or 30 years. Warren Donner, whose I term expired, was re-elected. Irus HUBRARD (Special) Newly, lees holding over are Dr. Gerald installed officers of Thalia lie- Smith, Lee Withers. Ralph Pick hekah Lodge of Hubbard arc. Mrs. ering, and Mrs. William B. Dunn. A. O. Soderholm, noble grand; Mrs. Charles Vredenberg, vice- grand and Mrs. Harry Moore, fi nancial secretary. Mrs. Hannah Hunt, district dep uty president and Mrs. A. L. Mur phy, deputy marshal, assisted by Miss F r a i c e s Weaver, Mrs. George Rogers, and Mrs. E. L. Garrett, all of Thalia, and Mrs. Clara Stange and Mrs. Mable Weight, of Woodburn, were the in stalling officers. Other officers will be installed at a later date. Mrs. Soderholm appointed Mrs. Ora Morris as warden; Mrs. Royce Sigloh, conductor; Miss Weaver, musician: Mrs. Murphy, color bearer; Mrs. Garrett, as RSNG; Mrs. Rogers, RSVG; Mrs. Hardy Olsen. LSVG; Mrs. Harry Heed, IG. They were installed by Mrs. Hunt. Mrs. Hunt as chaplain was installed by Mrs. Gibbs. Two standing committees were appointed: Finance, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Olsen and Mrs. Murphy; and publicity, Mrs. Murphy. A gift from the lodge was presented to Mrs. Ethel Gibbs, president of the Itcbekah Assembly of Oregon, by Mrs. Morns. A PNG pin was pre sented to Mrs. Bolhum by Mrs. Murphy. At the last meeting. Mrs. Gibbs presented Mrs. Hannah Hunt and Mrs. John Bothum with seals of perfection for the unwritten work. $3 v H rsiisiirfo'-jir' i " hi m r-1 Ihitlevillc (roun Eletis New Staff BUTTEVILLE (Special)-At the last meeting of the Woman s re! lowship of the Butteville Congrc gational Church at the home of Mrs. Dan Clark, plans were dis cussed for the Luncheon Served" scheduled for Feb. J, and committees were appointed. New officers fnr 1937 elected were Mrs. Dan Clark, president; Mrs. Ray Yergen. vice-president: Mrs. Carl Peterson, reelected sec retary: and Miss Louise Austin, re-elected treasurer. There were 21 members and guests present for the luncheon I mond Peterson served by Mrs. Clark, proceeds from which were turned into the church treasury. Next meeting of the group will be Feb. 8 at the home ot Mrs. O. W. LindqiiiM. Mrs. Dunn was re-elected church treasurer. Elected as dea cons were Mrs. Charles B y e r s. Don Williams, W. B. Dunn and Mrs. Alfred Moon. Harry VanArsdale was elected Sunday school superintendent suc ceeding Cednc Scharff who asked to be relieved in order to pay more attention to teaching of the adult class. Minnie Richards was re-elected as church pianist. The budget for 1957 was dis cussed and adopted. The meeting closed with the benediction by Rev. Sidney Harris. Following the meeting refresh ments were served by Mrs. Dunn and a social hour enjoyed. LEAVE FOR SOUTH OAK POINT (Special) John Rule and his daughter, Mrs. Allen Pasey and son, Lance, left Wed nesday for San Bernardino. Calif., for a three-week visit with Roy Rule and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Davenport. They also will visit Mr. Rule's mother. HI News ST. PAUL (Spccial)-Thc But tons and Bows Sewing club of St. Paul met recently at the home of Mrs. Max Schrocdcr. The business meeting was conducted by Patti Fletcher, president. Needle cases arc being made by the members. The next meeting will be at the same place Jan. 2.1. KLDH1KDGK iSpeciaD - The Merry Needle club ot Kldriedce met recently to model clothes the members had made. The hostess was Carolyn Jones. Leaders are Mrs. Stan Michalec and Mrs. Wil liam garrett. The next meeting will be Feb. 4. DONALD (SpeciaD-The Facer Beavers 4-H Sewing club of the Donald school is working on dress protectors. As soon as these arc finished they will begin on apron: They are meeting in the home of the assistant leader, Mrs. Ray Virgil T. Golden Co. Moliilltt Women Name Commillees lill5fdl Ti"i'ifi BUTTEVILLE (Special) The 4-H Wood Peckers, wood-working class of the Butteville school dis cussed new projects at their last meeting, and displayed items they had made. They met at the home of their leader, Mrs. L. D. John- Refreshments were served by Virgil T. Golden I 60S S. Cemmertial Si. Serving Sal cm and )'icinily as Funeral Directors for 2.7 Years Convenient I o c i 1 1 e n-S. Commercial Srreet-on a but line-direct route to cemeteries-no cron traffic o hinder servi ces Salem's most modern funeral home with seating capacity for 300. Service, within your means, always. FUNERAL SERVICf MOLALLA I Special t-When the LEGALS J-1 ladies aid of tirace Lutheran, v church met recently, new commit I tecs for the month were named. Hostesses are Mrs. Charlie Lucht and Mrs. Otto Lucht; altar. Mrs. Warren: sick, Mrs. Lloyd Bystrom! and Mrs Sylvia Kalberg; hos-1 rrm.ic notice TO Cl.EANKRS OF RYEGRASS SEEP rath clrinrr of Conmmon Rveffra: Scrd or of IVrnnul Hra-;s Sfrd produced in Orrfon hereby is noti fied to file with the Stite Department vc.e-rnn. ..a.b Mr. I LxA ' Bv.t mm ' I certified report howin"j .niiiM, an, .., u."" grower's name, matltnf address. and Mrs hMVia Kalberg; nos-tand the total quantm of xm-h eed l pilahtv. Mrs. Delmar Pease and produced by each smh roer and iii i-i i-.. . j. i cleaned b siii-h seed rleane r Iron-, i ; Mr. Klmo KttCStadt. ' the iw t-rop: and tf thi was I ; A scviinc meet in c will be held itin oiiv m value, whether that f -S in Ih.- h,i. of lr i ar0j.r.,, . m.Hir.t was cleaned for thai ktrower ; - in is or lfM E .5 anaern me anermon m neanes f I day. Jan. 23. it was announced hy Mrs. Fred Schiewe, reporter for the ladies aid. Graci S. Golden Phone JM-4-2257 " KKI CKOSS I1ISPLAY 1 1 LKBANON (Special A junior Red Cross exhibit with Items from $ Iran. Samoa, Alaska. Philippines, f Japan. Mexico and Korea will be on display in the windows ot Pa- cific Power and Light Co. for one week brginnins January 21. said, Mrs CeleMe Swanton of Albany.' Linn county junior Kcd Cross; report is necessary In carrjmt out required proc-emires ov mis uc- partment under OHS Chanter 576, the Ore Ron Af rtrtiltural Commodity Cominiss'on Act, following receipt by the department of a petition signed bv 2'0 irowrn of Common and or Perennial Rvefra Seed in Oreton. requestir.K hearings and a referendum on the question of creation of an Oregon Ryerass Grower! Seed Com minimi Tor mi for thu renort h.sv e been mailed to known ierd cleaner, and nijiv be obtained from thu depart- , ncit ?dri'e"ed as follow Paul T Howell Chief OtMtion rf Market Development I Orec.'ti Department of AcncuMure I 0 B' U y o o p H 0 N E E M 6 8 1 1 N 0 ! i ! 111! Uliilii Let A Classified Ad Solve That Problem TO PLACE AD DIAL EM 4-6811 Save time -Save money - t? that nit Professional Services D . a -i r n t U U U U I u - w - Make Life Easier - Read & Use Want-Ads Daily! ACCOUNTING SERVICE Classified Advertising Statesman-Journal Newspaprra 280 N. Church St. PHONE EM 4-6811 LOCAL RATES (.Mln. 2 lines) 'Weekday! "Sun. per line 1 time -IS 2b per line J umea w w per line 6 times $1.30 11 20 per line 1 mo. .. $5.00 (incl. Sun.) Classified ads will he run In Doth papers to give advertisers the advantages of the tremen dous combined circulationi. When an ad is ordered three or six times and a Sunday Issue is Included (for example Friday. Saturday. Sundayi the lower Sunday rates apply because only The Statesman publishes "Sun days. Classified ads will start In the morninR OreRon Statesman, con clude in the evening Capital Journal but ads will be ac cepted for Sunday Statesman only. The deadline for classified ads is 1:00 p.m. the day before pub lication except for Sunday when deadline Is 5:30 p.m. Friday. Emergency ads and smau line ads received after 1:00 p.m. weekdays and until 12 noon Saturday for Sunday may be placed in the "Too Late to Class ify" column. Ads for Monday papers must be in by 5 p.m. Saturday. The Statesman-Journal News papers reserve the r.ght to re ject questionaoie aaverusing; u further reserves the right to place all advertising under the proper classification. The Statesman-Journal News papers assume no financial re sponsibility for errors which may appear in advertisements published in Its columns and In cases where this paper Is at fault will reprint that part of an advertisement in which the typographical mistake occurs. A "Blind" Aa an ad contain ing a Statesman-Journal News papers box number for an ad dress is for the protection of the advertisers and must there fore be answered by letter. The Statesman Journal Newspapers are not at liberty to divulge In formation as to the Identity ot an adevrtiser using a "Blind" ad. THIS NEWSPAPER STRIVES to protect its readers against fraud, deception, or injuries. Readers are cautioned to make NO PAYMENTS to get a po sition advertised in the help wanted columns. All help wanted ads MUST SPECIFY THE NATURE OF THE WORK. Sales help wanted ads must state if the pay is in the form of salary, commissions, guarantee, or Include firm name. Bona fide offers of em- f loyment with pay belong to he "Help Wanted" columns. Ads tn other columns which re quire investment In stocks, samples, equipment or cash bond should be thoroughly in vestigated before paying out any money. Advertisers re quiring a cash investment for samples or merchandise, sales aids, etc., must so specify in their ads. Kindly report any exception to this rule to the classified ad vertising manager. Leon A Fiscus EM 3-52M. 1509 4th t ADDING MACH 1 N E 8 Buy as you rent All makes Roen-Type writer. 45 Court EM i-vnt. AUUITIONS AJjEMODKUNC MODERNIZATION Add rooms New kitchens Family Rooms Houses leveled Party Rooms Garages Fences Carports Call TM 4-5351 FOR KSTI MATES SKILLED mechanics. Quality materials, complete oaDinei shop. No down paymts. small mo. paymts. BEAVER BUILDERS 2 .Ferry St. BEDDING CAPITOL Bedding; Mattresses, new & renovated. EM 3-406'J. BlJTLDfXO TRADE-INS Home Building remodel Suecializint in trade-ins Elwoud E. Townsend EM 2-0987 C AKPKNTti It-CON Tit At'TOIt Home Building & Re-modeling win Build, or neio vmi nunn Ralph M.Scheldel, IMa-0701. C KMENT CONTRACTOR Contractor 10 vrs. exn. Prompt Service. E Drake EM 4-8339. CEMENT WORK House raising, leveling and foundations. EM 2-6280. CRANE WORK C3-ton Lorain moto crane lem hnu Oe Laravei. t. CUSTOM GRINDING "vi-hm Grindine Service Ph. Stayton 2668 collect. EXCAVATING EXCAVATING & Grading, Ditch ing, tann moving a D,.' f.: Ben Otjen & Son. operated by Mrs. Ben Otjen & Eml1 Oien 818 E. Rural Ave. EM 33tt. FLOOR COVERINGS NORMS WALKER Paint Co. Floor-covering Division (juali ity installations Linoleum, As phalt A- Rubber Tile. Wall tile Free Estimates. EUJ-2S7I. UKAIMNU A DOZING BULLDOZING. 5 30 per nr Ex cavating, trencning. tile lay ing, septics etc Ennrh Maerz. EMj4-3517 ftfter9.ni BULL DOZ 1 N G clearing roads, ponds D-4 D-6 carryall. V Huskey EM 2-3146. PAINTING Painting, paperhanging. Ph. Dal las Ai Ay i a ir j-tm roofTnu PAY-LESS RO'OFLNG NEVER Kiwiwinriv underbid. Repairs. EM 4-3611. TO PLACE AD PHONE EM 4-6811 ROOFING REPAIR CASCADE ROOFING CO. PHONE EM 3-4823 SAND St GRAVEL VALLEY SAND & GRAVEL CO. Crushed I: rouna gravei una & con. mix. EM 2-4002. WALLING SAND AND GRAVEL 1623 Mcuticnrisi Crushed quarry rocks and gravel, All sue tor roaaa, driveways and parking lots. READY MIXED CONCHETE, Garden sand, bull-dozing, shovel and dragline work. EM 3-9249. SALEM SAND 8t GRAVEL CO. Ready mix concrete, crusnea tound gravel, sand St top solL 1405 JL Front- EM 2-2461. Teptic service HamcPs septic tanks cleaned, line servire Guaranteed work. EM 3-7404 or EM 3-5071 HOWARDS Ftotn-Hnotet st-wers, septic tantcj cleaned. EM 3-S321 MIKE'S Septic service Tanki cleaned D'roMer clean sewera drains. Phone EM 3-9461. WELDING REPAIR Power saws all makes repaired. Magnesium St aluminum weldm Expert blade & chain repair. Curriers Welding t Repair 340& Portland Rd. Ph. EM 4-65M WALL CLEANING Walls cleaned by new machine, results perfect. Saves painL Mod. Wall Cleaners. EM 2-4287, Order your ad for six days to qualify for the lowest rate! 300 Personal 312 Lost and Found ADS IN THIS COLUMN RECEIVED... Too Late to Classify SCOTT -AT WATER Sales & Service SHROCK'S 1375 Highland Ave. SEE THE FABULOUS 'iVs New & Used Boats & Motors S. 3 BR. hsc, $R7.50 inc. sm, apt., $78.50. ? bath. EM 2-1744. WANTED: Lady to hrtp care for my Motner. fcM -na3K. ROME BEAUTY APPLES" EM 2-5293 FURN. 3 Bedroom house $50. Phone EM 3-9815. WANT tn buy or trade for good used nousenoio items, narncrs Turn. Open Sun. LOST: Black & white dog. Red collar, child's pet. EM 2-3862. LOST: Golden brown Pekingese in Peony Gardens Dist. off Sunnyview. Tatoo 27 B In 1 ear. Reward. EM 4 0255 or 33031. LOST: Male German Shepherd, black with white markings. Reward. EM 2-4349. 316 Personal ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. 988 S. Com'l. EM 2-2108. EM 2-2850. NOT responsible for any bills other than my oun. Mary M. Dorller. WANTED violin player St ac cordion player. Must be over 21, not over .15. Contact me FOOD PRICES SLASHED I Lowest prices In years. See our ad under the Market Basket. A COMMUNITY service for sin cere Deorjle troubled with debt Credit Advisory Committee of aaiem Jtetaii credit Associa tion. Write Box 455 Statesman-Journal. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group no. l. suae h uom iiM4-wt MADAM Hazel. Psychicreade7 advise on all affairs. 3805 S. Commercial. EM 4-9205. 400 Agriculture 402 Livestock for Sole 1 JERSEY cow for sale. EM 4-7391 FEEDER Pigs; EM 2-7350. Rt. 4 Bx 59D. U mi.E. Pen Annex. 9 YR. Kid Pony, trade for horse with more spirit. 3376 Silver ton Rd. NELSON'S Dairy Breeders Assn. Vix. EM 4-21)49. SALEM Meat Co., locker beef, 21c. Custom killing, cutting and wrapping. Bacon sliced free it trailer loaned. 403 Livestock Wanted TOP cash prices at your place. R a y Coze I, EM 4-3168 Collect. LIVESTOCK buyer. Edwards. RL 3. Box 899E. EM 4-111.1. CATTLE. 4297 State. E. I. A: H S net hen. EM 2-1345. EM 2-4380. CATTLE, horses, at your farm" E. C. McCandlish, EM S-61M. CATTLE buyer A F Sommer. 1200 Harmony Dr. EM 4-9067. PARTIALLY furn. 2 bdrm. hse. 11.3 NJ9'.h. J65jno. EM 3-313S REG. Guernsey cow, rehred. Rt. l. hox a. jeiierson. e.xi WIM. pay cash for contracts and mortgages. I'hnne e.M 4-67S5 davs: EM 3-f:(66 eves. 405 Pets 400 Agriculture 410 Fruit & Farm Produce FOR SALE: Brite oats, straw 30c. bale. Salem Ph. 26F5 eve. Bent & fescue hay $15 T. Ph. 85 F 5. FOR SALE: Good Eastern Ore gon Alfalfa hay delivered $35 a ton. Also grass hay in barn. Call Redmond 15F3. GREEN Clover hay, S27.50 T., del. Oat hav $22.50. Grey oat?. $60 T. sa eked. deL EM 2-2925. GOOD quality grass hay. $22.50 at barn. Can deliv. EM 2-4437. LARGE dried Italian prunes. 15 cents lb. Del. 10 lbs. St over. EM 2-2086. 412 Market Basket FOOD PRICES SLASHED! Folgers coffee S6c lb.: Marga rine 17c lb.: Campbell's to mato soud 9c. pitted dates 19c lb.; Camel cigarettes $1.50 carton; Book matches 10c: wax paper 19c; 12 oz. pickles 10c. Pan ready fresh fryers each 7fic; Vel 17c pkg.; 3 Ih. shortening fi9c: cake mix 10c pkg.; Ranch fresh AA large esti' 4'.lc doz .: cat food 1 ib. can 5c: peas, green beans, and corn 303 size cans 10c ea.; Hunt's whole new potatoes 3 rans Mc. Juice oranges Ifk: doz.; Spuds 10 lb. bag 19c. Supplies won't last at these prices so hurry to QUALITY FOOD MKT., 17th and Center St. 450 Merchandise 451 Household Goods IDEAL daveno & chairs for den or family rm. l.m z-bjui. 5RMS. of furniture 4610 N. Lan caster Dr. EM 41217. 7 ROOMS furnituTe with elect. nrvcr, auio. wasner, acep freeze, 30" elect, stove, re frigcrator, dinette suite, rug. Power lawn mower, traslt burner. 2640 Portland Rd. 2 APT. ranges. $15 & $22.50; Kitchen Table. 2 chairs, $10; Porcelain cabinet St sink, $40; Refrlg. $19.50: 3 cu. ft. Deep Freeze. $65. EM 3-3866. USEDocc. chairs $5759. Hogaj Bros. 248 State St. KROEHLER daveno, green, - bumper ends: Speed Queen washing machine, EM 4-5118 after 5. USED floor lamps $2.95. Hogg Bros. 248 State St. 414 Poultry & Rabbits USED innerspring mattreaa $12.50. Hogg Bros. 248 State St. 16 SIZES of unfinished chests. Hogg Bros. 248 State St. USED 2 pc. gray sectional makes into bed. EM4-5835.- SLANT needle Singer portable with lug cage case, an aiiacn ments, guarantee, almost new, less than half price $110. EM 4-3003. 1956 NORGE auto, washer. 1958 jorge Deluxe dryer. roam rubber living rm. suite, Hay wood Wakefield coffee tflble, step table. Blonde Mengel bed rm. suite. Frigid aire 30 ' elect, range. 8.8 ft. refrigerator, chrome dinette set. All Ilk new. See at 435 Rose St. CUSTOM DRESSING Plant 5310 Center. EM 3-7360 Dillon Jones Co. 4323 Market BABY Chicks hatched vr. round. Special Red Roosters 5c ea. Valley farm Store. EM 4-4624. BABY Chlek--foT meat or eggs. Send for free folder. Wilson's Hatchery, Lyons, Ore. PH. ULrlck 9-2533. 420 Seeds & Plants TREES Fruit, shade St ornamental trees now In also roses, Middle jtrove Nursery, 4920 Silverton 424 Farm Equipment 1- 7 ft. Oliver trailer mower, sell or trade for milk cows or hay. Salem Ph. 26F5 eve. 1953 ALUS ChahnersWP trac tor with spring shank, used very little. Monmouth 7-1347. 450 Merchandise 451 Household Goods KEITH'S PUPPY FARM 5460 Center EM 2-7989 Puppies all kinds. Buy St sell. Aft'noon St eves. No Sun. calls 3 YR. OLD German Shepherd. $25. EM 4-7781. FOR SALE: Cocker puppies, $2.50 ea. Ph. EM 4-4856. LABRADOR pups. 10 wks. EM NEAR 4-CORNFRS. acre with 1 - - gond ranch tvie house, well , 3W(r.r. mum, j nm. uiu landscaped, fireplace, attachrd I nal"nL'-5:t 4I?7! garage, snoo. oeep wen. inine i AKC Registered Irish Water Spaniel. EM 4-2822. utility, good buy for $10,500.00. i NEAR St. Vincents 3 bedrm. hse., full bsinnt., h w. firs., fireplace. 2 hlks Hoi tv wood Shopping Center, $8,500 00 with good terms. LAWRENCE REAL ESTATE 422 SOt'TH HIGH EM 2-4046 Oprn Houses: Sat. A: Sunday ndrms.. Lrg liv. rm . dining rm.. hrcakfist nook, birch kit.. 2 b.iths. fireplace, utilities. dh. g.iragr. Urne lot. Price re-d.n--d II. tW. S.-e at 1155 Clear lake Rd. North of Keizer. 100 Disploy Clossified I DIESEL HEAVY EQUIPMENT j Newli Trained Men Pays TTou Vof Diesel man. Ed - Harnenerger write Since : "th week before Julv 4th I,t ihave averaged over S1W per;-'1 wcek. The last two weeks 1 made $152 and $158 repect- ively. 1 am convinced that . vour training program play-5 ed a great part in my d- j: vancement." . If you are mechanlcallr tn- iclined. we can train YOU and i. heiD you get started in tnist i field which offers oppor- 'tunity and a future. Write at once for complete $ tdrtailn about the noiMlitie for ou in the Diesel and w Heavy F-TUlnment Fie'd with out obligation to' W Sin -VCTOK TRAINING SFR 'VICF PLACFMFXT APVI-; : ORY DVPAnTVKNT Box 40 i Stem at -Journal lies!. Nelson's. Ht. 5 Box 846. 5 mi. E. on State. BEAGLE Pups. A K.C. Reg. Ph EM 2-4270. TO GIVE AWAY: friendlv young dop. blk. A: tan; part Shep herd. CM -Z.SJ. BE THRIFTY BUY GOOD USED FURNITURE $30 down will buy a complete household of furniture, in cluding appliances. Daveno makes into bed Grey U-haul $14.95 Hotpoint Automatic Washer. good condition $99 Domestic electric sewing ma chine complete with attach ments. Eastern rock maple cabinet. Cost new $200 NOW $89.95 452 Appliances 1958 AMANA Freezer. 25 cu. ft. Fullv guaranteed. $425. Used Mdse. Mart. 270 S. Liberty. Ph. EM 4-6371. RECENT model Universal gai range. Best oner taxes. izia N. 18th . EM 4-9097. Used Wood & Oil Stoves EM 3-4450 VACUUM cleaners (all makei) uprignta at lanxs siz.du. COMPACT VACUUM CLEANERS 1321 N. Capital EM 37067 NEW 1956 MODEL Norge 20' chest type freezer. Keguiar $529. !)5. 1 only $350. Used Hamilton dryer $7fi.85. Used whirlpool auto washer $89.05. Estate elec. range, with griddle $99.95. Cherry City Electric 2040 N. Capitol EM 4-6761 FRIGIDAIRE range, excel, cond. $124. looo uircn- wood Dr. GOOD used Appliances & TV's. uow prices, guarantee, a ec n Green Stamps St Terms. Master Service Station 365 N. Commercial BEND1X auto, washer, $25. EM GUARANTEED Reconditioned automatic wash ert, dryers, ranges St refriga, $.11.50 St up. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 375 Ch erne k eta St. USED refrigerators. $19.25 it up. Al La ue, A pp. 2350 State St. DO YOU want a new washer, dryer, refrlg., range or freez er? We will trade new Norge appliances for livestock. Cherrv City Electric 2040 N. Capitol EM 4-6761 USED Coronado elec. range, Al cond., $90. Coronado 11' refrlg. $100. EM 4-83H2. VACUUM CLEANER Repossessed Kirby cleaner, com plete with attachments. Bal. jjuu lake over for $4 mo. fc.M 4-7102 (UJr.l per Englander red line, foam rubber mattress & matching box spring $99 5 piece chrome set $29.95 MOORE PETS Hainpsters, Java monkeys, birds. Oten eves. 4005 State St. HURRY : Registered Toy Pom eranian puppies & breeding stock. Healthv k all house broken. Collapsible Pens. beds, dishes A etc. Lloyds Richfield Sta. 1799 S. 3rd. Corvallis. 1 mi. So. on Eugene Hwy. PLaia 3 7432 res. WILL furnish female Boxer and raise puppies on shares. EM 4-6851 Ext. 306 days. 306 eves AIREDALES quality puppies. Champ, stud service. Rt. 1. Box 184 Corvallis. PL 3-7562. BEAGLE PITS AKC. Reg . 4 mo. old t.vpey 5 gen. pedigree furn. EM 2-4285. WANT Reg. Dachshund stud service, exchange for pup. EM 4 8125. DOGS boarded. Corkhaven ken nels. Lucile Lund, RL 3 Silver ton 3-4787. See our large selection of ranges and refrigerator? Extra good square tub Maytag wash In g machine. EM 2-2381 . COLEMAN F.A. furnace, auto, control. 275 gal. tank, pipe St f ittings, EM -7875. CONLON MANGLeT$25 EM 4-0783 EVES. CABIN ET model Kenmore iron er. used very little. $75. EM 2-7580. FOR SALE: good Spark oil arc. heater. S25. KM 5.m some less than 1 year old. i hotpoint washer excel. cnno 515 S. COM'L. PH. EM 4-3319 USED 4 pc- Wal. bedroom set , $63. Hogg Bros. 248 State St. MOHAIR davenport A chair. LARGEST stock of appliances In town. Don't buv until vou see us' Used Mde. Mart. 270 S. Liberty Ph. EM 4-6371. EASY Smn-drver. good cond". $25. .4 260 Market EM 4-7416. USED washert I15ftupMci ern Appliance Center, 1141 So. Corni EM 4-1313. "XEMCO AIR FLbDRYER" EM 4-5683 a!nut de-k. dee. chair. EM 454 Sewina Mirhinat 4 1513. 4285 Gardner Rd. " "Wing Mcninl Free Kittens. EM 2-7358 after 3 p m. RFC. Dachshund puppies. Call afler4 p.m. EM 4-08T6. AKC. Reg Semov:n puppies 2465 Hvde EM 2-3798 2 RFC Chihuahua puns $J5 "e-a" EM 2475 COLOR FRED rotter canr;eT 1340 Chemeketa. EM 3-4.'J5 B1RH Piriil'tf bi- lr" flah. USED daveno bed and chair$29 Hogg Bros. 248 State St. USED davenport and chair $59 H.gg Bros. 248 State St. 3 TWIN Innerspring mitt springs, good cond. Pair table lamp shades. EM 2-7917. FURNITUREfpr $ rmi" few antiques, no Dlr. please. EM 2-40S4 Hogg SELL: New Morse sew. Best offer. EM 2-1463. rnach. SINGER portable, guaranteed 9 years, only $14 95. Long, low easy term. pn. EM 2-B389, iDlr- USED Wal. buffet $1975. Bros. 248 Slate St. USED Hoover Vacuum cleaner and attach Hogg Bros. Maie m SEWING MACHINE Rotary electric console. Thoro ughly re-conditioned At guar anteed. $10 50. FM 4-7101 iDlr i SINGER featherweght portable 1 yr. old. EM '. 5380. t'NKIMSHFD furniture H , tf Furniture 175 N High 456 T V. t S dio 17 IN ADMIRAL ConMe TV,