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Capital Journal. Salem, Tutjsday, August 3, 1948 15 AUTOMOBILES 5R SALEJSCELLANEOUS 1AUTOMOBILEJ VerHEAD linn door complete. Good condition. mm w. n.nzer ocnooi.

u. Henry, frW'iV baby carriage and mattress, phone HI FOLKS! Say! Have you "Zipped down to Zub'a ycl? No, we mean, have you "Zumed down to Zeb's" No, (Say, this is even getting us confused). What we mean is ZEEB'S has some guod, used cars which you ought to see! (Oh, you came, but didn't see the car you wanted, huh?) WELL, THEN STOP and have a TALK TELL US what you want, and we'll GET IT FOR let's see) Might even make It worth your while with a free car! YES, SIR! (UM, AH That is tomorrow.) Bye Now! ZEEB'S USED CABS 2325 Fairgrounds Road Operations Greaseball Twelve army vehicles of the test convoy that will visit Salem September 23 as they make their way norm in a Journey that takes them from tht extreme heat of the Mojave desert in to the extreme cold of Alaska. The convoy, testing lubricants and tires and two types of heaters, left Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, August 2, bound for California, then will come north. 4b i Army Test Convoy Here On Journey Salem Is slated for a visit September 23 by a convoy of 14 army vehicles making a journey 5000 more than necessary to circle the world at the equator through 24 itates and Alaska.

The convoy, termed "Operation Greaseball," is testing six Grain Futures Show Strength Chicago, Aug. Grain futures were strong today, although profit-taking frequently cut into the best advances. Stock Trading Year's Slowest New York, Aug. 3 The stock market loafed alonK in a fractional price range today. Gains and losses were about evenly distributed, with the railroad section doing a shade better than other groups.

The trading pace was one of the year's slowest. Turnover for the full session headed for around 700,000 shares, or about even with yesterday. News from Washington and broad served only to induce a wary note Into market activity. Corporation newt was more or less ignored. Marked down were Republic Steel, Firestone Tire, Interna- ional Harvester, Dow Chemical, Du Pont, International Paper, and Kennecott Copper.

A trifle higher at one time another were U.S. Steel, Woolworth, Consolidated Edison, Anaconda Copper, Southern Railway, Baltimore Ohio, and Santa Fe. Bonds moved narrowly while some U.S. governments tended to slip. Hope to Adjourn ttjonunued irom Page 1 Sen.

Richard B. Russell leader of the Dixie filr-buster, told a reporter there al- ready has been considerable discussion of such a compromise In the poll tax fight. He said it would be acceptable to states' rights southerners. Meanwhile, House Republican Leader Charles A. Halleck made the flat prediction that the Saturday adjournment goal would be met.

Taft indicated that chances are good. Senate and house leaders all but buried President Truman's sweeping anti-inflation program at a meeting late yesterday. Here's the way those attend ing the leadership conference said the program shapes up: 1. Inflation A bill tighten ing up on credit by boosting bank reserve requirements will be introduced in the house to morrow and may come to a vote after two days of debate. The senate, too, will act promptly on a similar measure.

2. Housing The house ver sion of the long-range housing bill, without the controversial public housing slum clearance features is pretty sure of final action before quitting time, 3. Civil rights The senate GOP policy committee will decide today "whether and when" to end the apparently futile republican effort to pass the anti-poll tax bill. 4. UN loan The house for eign affairs committee was set to okay a $65,000,000 loan for construction of United Nations headquarters in New York.

Births, Deaths Lehmann -To Mr. and Mrs, Frederick W. Lehmann, 1480 Marlon, a son, Brian Karl David, July I. Silverton To Mr. and Mrs.

John Stro-bel (Evelyn Haugent a son July 11 at Medford hospital. Grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Adolph Haugen, Silverton. Silverton At Silverlon hospital August 2, a son (o Mr, and Mrs. Carl Dltchen; also on Aiisust 2, a son to Mr.

and Mrs. Richard S. flwsnson of Mt, Angel, Death Jotham Marshall Moore Jotham Marshall Moore, at the residence at 320 Evergreen avenue, July 31, at the age of 73 years. Survived by his widow. Mrs, Laura Vendeltle Moore of Salem; three children, Mrs.

Roma Freda Kennedv. Walla Walla. Mrs. Ruthlne Adele Ouess of Outlook, and Frank Al-vah Moore of Los Angeles; a sister, Mrs. I.ury Stlerwalt of Rosebiirg, and a brother, James E.

Moore of Ios Angeles. Cmlii. A retired minister of the Seventh Day Advenllst church. Services will "Good Night, at at be held Wednesday, August 4, at 10 a.m. at the HoweM-Eowards cnapel with Eider Gordon officiating.

Concluding services Sutherlin, Oregon at 3 p.m. Charley r.rnetl Biislm In Portland, August Charley Ernest Bugins, late resident of route 7, Salem, the age of 79 years. Husband of Au- gust a BiHKlns of Salem faiiier of Volney Biggins of Silverlon. Chsrle. Bigg inr of Molalla, Wiley Blftglns of Brooks.

Roy Biggins of port la no. M.aa Mabel and Mrs. Florence Watenpoush, both of Salem, and ELmc Gtnther of Klamath Palls and brotner of John Biggins of Seattle, Mrs. Ro5 Hensen of Silverton and Mrs. Mary Montiomcry ot Dayton, Wash.

Member or the North Howell Community church. Services will be held Wednesday, August 4. at 130 p.m. at the W. T.

Rig-don ihapel with Rev. Donald Curren offU elating Interment in the Zton cemetery east of Hubbard. Oiear Campbell In this city August 3. Oscar Campbell. 35, late resident of 578 Iioeust street.

Survived by his mother, Mrs. Helen F. Campbell of Salem; two sisters, Mrs. Oeorgn Pfost of Couer d'Alene. Idaho, and Mrs.

H. It. Kromwelt of Salem: and thre brothers. Roy L. Campbell of Wendell, Idaho, Robert K.

Campbell of Salem and John B. Campbell of Colorado Springs, Colo. Member of Salem chapter No. 6. Disabled American Veterans and Salem past No.

1.16. American Legion. Services will be held Thursday. August 5, at 10:30 a.m. at the W.

T. Rladon eh pet with Rev. Louis E. White, chaplain of post 130. officiating.

Ritualistic serrlej by Salem post No. 13fl. Mrs. Fern Hrlen Powell Mrs. Fern Helen Powell, late resident of lac It Butte, Oregon, at a Eugene hospital August 1, at the aee of 48 years.

Survived by her mother, Mrs. Tina Moor of Turner; four children, Mrs. John Ward. Darlene Powell and Joanne Powell, all Black Butle, and Mrs. C.

J. Powell of Foster, Oregon; three sisters, Mrs. Kenneth Hellemn of Lyons. Oregon, Frances Moore of eSaltle, and Mrs. A.

B. Osl of Callambay, and six bro. thers. Aloii7.o Moore of Lone view. Dewey Moore of Detroit, Chester Moore of Bend.

Ora Moore and Herman Moore, both of Turner, Oregon, and Charlie Moore of Klamath Falls. Al so survived by two rrandohlldren. An nouncement of services later by the Howell-Edwards chapel. Fred Blumhart In this city August I. Fred Blumhart.

Survived by a brother. Leren Dixon, of Albany; and a sister, Mrs. R. L. Potts of Lebanon.

Announcement of serrleea later by W. T. Rlgdon company. Mrs. Mandle Flood Mrs.

Maudle Flood, lale resident route Salem, at a local hospital, August at the age of 49 years. Wife of Wilbur O. Flood of Salem. Announcement of services later by the Howell-Edwardj chapel. Obituary Carrie Fannie Pase Dallas Funeral services for Mrs.

Carrie Fannie Pasr, 07, who died at the Dal las hospital Saturday following a heart attack, will be held at o'clock Wednes day from the Henale and Bollman cha pel, Rev. J. w. Hunter officiating an burial In the I OOP cemetery. She was born In Chicago, Feb.

11, 1881, and was married to William J. Pace Oct. 17, 1B9, in North Dakota. They moved to Canada then to Falls City In 1920 and In 1031 moved to Dallas. She was a member of the Presbyterian church.

Surviving are her husband; two daughters, Viola Hart, Saskatchewan, Cannda, and Edna Hard-man, Independence; two sons, Harvey Page, Salem and Cecil Page, Manitoba Canada; four sisters and nine grandchild ren. Sarah Marie deLeplnate Woodburn Mrs. Sarah deLespknasse, died Monday night In Hubbard at the home of a son, Or. A. F.

deLesplnassr, In Hu ibard, where she hnd lived the last lour and a half years. She was born In Oostburg, May 23, 1B5B. She was a former member or the Eastern Star order In the east. Also surviving are two grandsons, a granddntiB liter and two I great-grandchildren and a foster dauali- Mnxlne Moore. In the east.

Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Wednes day from the Rluun funeral home here, Rev. John O. Dickey, Hubhard, officiating with final rites at the Mt. Crest ab bey crematorium In Salem. James l.ulher Klirr Albany Funeral services were held Tuesday from the Forlmlller-Frederlck-seu funeral home for James Luther Klzer, M.

I NW 23rd Portland, who died at St. Vincent's hospital Friday. Klier was a resident ot Tangent until four years ago when he moved to Portland, The deceased was born March 23, 1890, at Mags county, Tenn. He was a veteran of World War I. He married Sophie Rue, 4.

1940 at Vancouver, who survives him as do five stepchildren, Oar-ola St. Claire, Dale Verna Le Forest Orove; Silvia Dlble, Grand Lodae, Homer Rue, Los Angeles, and OlMe IInln, Minnesota; four brothers, John. Chemult: Walter, Kn- dlak. Alaska; Hueh, Albany and Fred Klr.rr. Bend: also a sister, Mrs.

Henry Dixson. Cnmas, Wash. Advertisement Druggists' Prescription For Relief of Itch When vour skin is irritated with pimp. red b1 tches and other skin blemishes from externa' causes vou're crazy with itching tort. tie try Sanitone Ointment.

Itching tnn.s promptly Smarlini' disappears immediately Sanitone Ointment ia also wonderful for itchinp feet, cracks between toes and Athletes Foot. For Sale Wllletl's Capital Dnijr Siore Stfltc lit i iihorl Phom 31 1 A FOR YOUR COMFORT Wt SAFETY EFFICIENCY SILENCE DURABILITY CLEANLINESS SERVICE with every installation APPLICATION ELECTRIC hot water heater. New, o.u. 4284 BRAND NEW Remington pump rlflr. -47 boat, 7'i p.

outboard motor. 1169 Center St. nl84 HARVEST SACKS. Northwest Poultry. 1505 N.

Front. Salem. Ph. 7P07. n205 CEDAB POSTS.

Ph. J.8F22. ELECTBOLUX CLEANER St air purifier. Complete with attachments. 109.75 191 High.

Ph. 77H. n208 GRAND PIANO. 846 Cascade Drive. RIVER SILT.

Phone 25912 HEAT YOUR home electrically. It's convenient, clean, economical- See ui lor free estimates, EATER APPLIANCE CO. 2bb N. Liberty. USED electrlo refrigerators.

ranges, washers and water heater. EATER APPLIANCE 355 No. Liberty. nl90 GARDEN SAND) Gravel, crushed rock. Shove) St dreg-line excavating.

WALL-LINO SAND St GRAVEL CO Ph 8561 USED SPINET PIANO. Like new. Jacqulth Music Co. 139 S. High SALEM SAND GRAVEL COMPANY Contract Work Road Clearing Ditching Sewer St Basement Equipment Rental IS yd.

12.00 per hr 10 yds, 9.61) per hr D-7 Oat St Dozer 9.60 per hr D-0 Cat St Dozer 8.40 per hr. D-4 Cat St Dozer 7.00 per br Phone Days 908 evening 8246 or 24400 Salem, Oregon WALLING SAND St GRAVEL CO CRUSHED ROCK for roads and driveway cement, ready mix concrete, garden tand. Bulldozing, drainage and ditching fc-yo. snovei ana arag una. rn.

vsbi WYSS ALL ALUMINUM sprinkler Irrigation systems available for immediate delivery. We have received our final carload of aluminum tubing tor this season Call or write Montgomery Ward Farm Store, Irrigation Department. Salem, for complete estimate of your requirements. FOR SALE or trade. New Rototlller.

Used only 30 hri. West Foods, Inc. Rt. 6, Boi 115. nl87 NEW Mercury outboard motor.

3.6 H. P. Used 4 hour. 1115. Phone 4542.

T'SED Woodrow washing machine. Very nice. Used Easy apiner. Used Bendlx automatic. Ralph Johnson 355 Center at.

Phone 4036. "I85 T-YB-OLD Easy Spin Dryer washer for only 1146. Excel Ion t. cond. Sells new for 1189.50.

Ph.6083. nl86 iTa DIES' used suits, coats, dresses. 8iw nlB4' WANTED TO BUY 257 cal. rifle or 220 -swift" Winchester. Add.

Box 325A. Ph. 2909, Dallas, Ore. nal88 BURLAP At Cotton Bags of all kinds. We specialize In cleaning Si mending Bag Co.

347 Kearney St. Ph. plant. 2-1887 or 2-6438. USED FURNITURE.

Phone 9185. PERSONAL ANYONE KNOWING the whereabouts of George Parrot please contact Oran Wallls, Turner, Rt. 1, Jim Versteec ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. P. O.

724. Phone 5234. LEROY E. DOWLER. will not be re-sponslbl for any debts contracted by anyone except myself as of this date.

July 31, 1948. pl84 AUTOMOBILES STOP! LOOKING FOR NEW CART HERE IT IS! IWAND NEW PACKARD station sedan! iFully equipped; ready to go; no trades required; S1400.00 down; 24 months on balance; bank terms. ALSO EXTRA SPECIAL BUYS "8" IN USED CARS 1948 J3TUDE. SEDAN: Radio, Heater, overdrive, low mileage J1645.00 1946 HUDSON Super Six Sedan 11645.00 1941 PACKARD Sedan; 6 cyl.j Radio St heater; perfect condition CAST TERMS; TRADES STATE MOTORS. INC.

PACKARD DEALER 140 X. High. St. Ph, 443. al86 1989 8 TUBE.

Sedan. BAxH. Overdrive. Very clean. Original paint.

Call 21241. 8850.00. 3010 Bruce St. ql86 'tt FORD CPE. '40 Merc.

mtr. Dual Thtckaton Intake. Harmon Collliu i cam. High comp. heads.

Merrill's Greenhouse. Brooks, after p. m. ql85 19S4 LAFAYETTE Sedan. Good condition.

Cheap. 1165 N. 14th St. ql86 41 BUICK, A-l CONDITION. ROOM 7.

WANTED TO BUT Plymouth sedan. for cash, '37 to '311 Ph. 24123, Or ql85 A-1 MODEL A Coupe. 16" spot light. New paint.

AbramJ Ave. wheels, heater. Exc. cond. 2(1 GOOD CLEAN 1938 FORD panel.

By owner. 245 Park Ave. Q.1B6' EQUITY In '89 BUICK Sedan for sale cheap. Garfield after 5 p.m. ql86 BUICK 4-dr.

Exc. cond. Whits sldewall tires. Vet's Village, Apt, D. Monmouth, evenings after 5.

ql86 luBH OR TRADE. '4ft FORD DELUXE CPE. CLEAN, GOOD RUBBER. 1110 S. 17TII APT, t.

O-1 86 II CHEV. coupe. New tires, new battery. Original finish 11350. 635 N.

Winter after 5 p. m. IMS PONTIAC coupe. Good condition, heater, fog light. See at St.

Louis. 3 miles W. of Gervals. J. F.

Taylor. "48 FORD" convertible. Maroon. RA-H. A-l condition.

Must sell! Cash $1950. 1357 1 Harrison, Corvallto. Phone 704W. ql84 ut PONTIAC torpedo 8 all accessories. Low mileage.

Like new. 111514 Jefferson St. after 5:15 p.m. REST '4ft CTIEV. In town.

New white sidewalk. RAH. Lots of extras. See at 3150 Cook off Hansen Ave. 5J85 1938 FORD sedan, good condition.

See after p.m. 2490 Maple Ave. 19.W MODEL A truck, dual wheels, reconditioned engine and new wiring. Everett's Garage. Salem-Dallas Phone 24336.

Twi? CHRYSLER In excellent condition. VB motor and transmission, radio and heater. 1930 Model A Victoria, good condition 1150. Everett's Garaae, Salem-Dallas highway. Phone 24336.

DODGE sedan. Rt. 0, Box 45A south of 4 Corners on Mill City highway ql84 4 THEV. 5-pas. club coupe.

Heater, good condition. 11050. Can be een at Doollttle'g Service Station between 8 and 6 p.m. 0,184 Thll Time It's HUDSON! Serrlce Sales Parts Roma Of Good Died Cars SKROCK MOTOR CO Chntth Chemeketa Sts. Ph.

1503 WANTED USED CARS SHOP AROUND THEN BRING YOUR CAR HFR1 WI WILL PAY YOU WHAT IT'S WORTH ANDERSON USED CARS 148 CENTER ST PHONE 1734. PONTIACS '19 4-door Sedan '40 Olds Station Wagon HERRALL OWENS CO. N. Liberty Ph. I -4 113 at71 BUICK HPFC.

RftH. 4 eng. New kej paint. 11495. 1143 N.

31st St ql4' MODEL Good Cond. 1 AUTOMOBILES 1911 FORD pickup, exceptionally clean. RA-H, new Urea. 1369 Center St. ql84 iVlti IH'icK convertible.

Super. White Sidewalk. Dual Fog Hints, Life-guard tube. Must sacrifice! 1130 B. 17th.

ql84 WANTED Good clean ears. Square Deal Used Car? 1155 12lh, q' 1013 2-TON DODGE fuel truck. All steel 3-unlt box St hoist. Perfect condition. 814 Bnrtlett SUverton, Ore.

Ph. 381 Silverton. 185 FORD logging true Si tariler. 1B40 i.iotor, 2 -speed Brownie. Make an of-fir or trade for "38-'40 model sedan.

Dougherty's Garage, 1555 Bo. 13th St. ql88 COME TO TEAGUE'S FOR BEST VALUES USED CARS RECENT trades on new Kaiser-Frazer cars hns given us some very line usea cars. Smart people today are buying good used cars that will tide them over until such time as new cars become more plentiful. LOOK THESE OVER II.

cars are warranted and sold on easy payment plan up to 12 months, 1942 Pontlac 4-Door Sedan 1941 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan 1041 Chevrolet Tudor Sedan 1941 Hudson Tudor Sedan 1941 Pontlac Tudor Sedan 1940 Studebaker 4-Door Sedan 1940 Hudson Coupe 1940 Olds 5-pass. Coupe 1930 Bulrk Special Coupe 1939 Ford 85 Coupe 1938 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan Many Others to Choose From SEE YOUR KAISER-FRAZER DEALER Teagiie Motor Co. 852 N. Commercial Phone 24173 ql88 MOTORCYCLES, SCOOTERS SERVICYCI.E, World's most Economical Transportation, over 100 ml. to a gal.

WILLAMETTE MOTOR CO. Trade St. Terms. Parts St Service 125 N. Commercial St.

Ph. 4010 qa208" INDIAN WORLD'B FINEBT MOTORCYCTJI Repairing all makes and models. BHROCK MOTORCYCLE SALES 3007 Portland Rd. Ph. 21431 qa' ANDERSON MOTORCYCLE CO.

Sales St Service Triumph Ariel VelocetW Norton Vincent H.R.D. New Motorcycles Available Now 610 EDGE WATER SALEM PHONE 36539 FINANCIAL WANT A R.WO LOAN ON SALEM HSE. WILLAMETTE REAL ESI A 1 15 172 S. LIBERTY. PH.

711S T183 non FIRST MORTGAGE LOAN not less than one year with $55,000 real property as security, win pay Int. For further Information Ph. 8424. Tl89 SEE US FOR ATTRACTIVE FARM LOANS ONLY 4 INTEREST Up to 40 Years and NO Commission! Leo N. Child.

Inc. REALTORS 344 State St. Ph. 9361 rl84 interest NET. on Tour surplus mon ey.

Buy a first mortgage on Salem and vicinity property: examine security vourself. make your own selections, amounts fSOO to $10,000 mortgages now availBble. Come In and look over the list of mortgages now. STATE FINANCE CO. 153 S.

High St. Telephone 4131 VACATION LOANS 825 to 1500 YOUR WAY AND FABT Get vacatoln cash on salary, furniture or car. No co-signers PICK PAYMENT BEST FOR YOO Monthly payments Including ALL charges for: Cash to 12 mos. 15 mos. 30 mo You 50 200 300 825 6.03 20.09 30.14 18.75 13.4 25.13 30.1 Purnltu re-Sal try Un to S500 on Auto Phone or come In TODAY lt'l 'yea'- to 4 iut o.

6. PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY 518 State Rm 13 Phone 3191 E. Oaltlnger. aigr Lie. S122-M185 I2091 FARM AND CITY LOANS and 5r.

YOUR OWN TERMS of repayment within reason Ca.stt lor Real Kstaie uoniracu and Second Mortgages. CAPITOL SECURITIES CO 201 Pioneer Trust Bldg. Ph. 7162. AUTO LOANS WILLAMETTE CREDIT OO.

S90 State Street old quarters r'irit National Bank License No. M-159 8-154 PRIVATE MONEY Special rates and terms on larger loans long and short time payment ROT H. SIMMONS 130 South Commercial St Phone B1B 4T. REAL ESTATE LOANS PERSONAL LOANS CAR LOANS STATE PINANCE CO. 1S3 8 Hiih St.

Lie. S-J16J W-MJ GENERAL FINANCE CORP. LOANS S-138 and U-Jll and ROT H. SIMMONS INSURANCE AND LOANS 130 Commercial St. Tel 9189.

TRAILERS 1B-FT. '47 FACTORY built trailer. Bleeps Ire box. butane range. E.

J. Schuck. Rt. Box 388. We Salem, Ore.

4t 34-FT. Alrtloet hse. trailer, dolly; butane Philippine maho-rany finish. Exc. cond.

Priced lor quick sale. Ph. 428 Jefferson, Oregon. U87 TRAILER HOUSE for sale, all modern; home built: sleeps can be seen at John Corn we Us, 3 ml. I.

ot Woodburn. UBS Trailer Coaches All sires from 13 ft. to Jl metal or masonlte, elec. oil heat, Butane ranges. Sleep from a to I people.

Jayhawk Trailer Sales 3640 Portland Rd. Phone 1041 H00 DIRECTORY ADDING MACHINE All mske.i iwd machine, sold rented repaired, Roen, 436 Court. Phone 1771 DIRECTORY AUTOMOTIVE MARION MOTORS NASH SERVICE Towing service, day phone 7831. Night 24417. 333 Center.

0 AUTO RADIOS Authorized Warranty Repair Station for all make of Auto Radios Morrow Radio Co. 153 S. Liberty. Ph. 5955.

o' Mike Panek, 275 8. Comm'l. St. Ph 5161 Brake wheel aligning specialist. 0208 BULLDOZING, GRADING Bulldozing, grading, clearing, dirt moving with small Carryall.

Geo. Wirth, 840 Plymouth Drive. Ph. 21367. ol92 Bulldozing leveling, road cleat' ing teeth for brush.

Virgil Huskey. 1010 Fairview Ave. Ph. 23146, Salem. 0188 DOZER and SHOVEL WORK By the Hour or By Contract BKKSCO, LNC.

Home Builders and Land Developers Phone 8227 CASH REGISTERS Instant delivery of new RCA registers All makes sold, rented, repaired. Roen. 456 Court. Ph 6773. CARPENTRY Carpentry expert bulldlnc and remodeling.

Ph. 2-4850. 515 S. 21st St. o20R CEMENT WORKS General Cement Contracting.

Cliff Ellis, 1905 N. 19th St. Phone 4071. Ol92 CHIMNEY SWEEP Furnace chimneys, vacuum cleaned Ensley, 771 So. 21st St.

Ph. 7176. o208 EXTERMINATORS Cockroach, Moth Exterminator Service Ph. 3056. Lee Crass.

1555 Pearl. o208 FIRE EXTNNGUISHERS Sales Sz service. Ph. 173 S. Liberty St.

J. 2-6038 or 2-2003. D. Hartwell. o209 Brelthaupt's for flowers.

Dial 9195. AND PING New lawns, rototilllng. tree pruning arid removal. Light tractor work. Richard Boyer.

Phone 22406. LAWN MOWERS Mowers sharpened. F. X. Roasch.

P. 8038. MATTRESSES Capital Bedding. Phone 4069. MOVING ft HAULING Moving and hauling.

Ph. 224S6. o202' MUSIC LESSONS Bpanish and Hawaiian Guitar. Mandolin. Banjo, etc.

1533 Court. Ph. 7569 o20S OFFICE FURNITURE SUPPLIES Desk chairs, flies and filing supplies, safes, duplicators and supplies, desk lamps, typewriter stands, brief cases, pierce Wire Recorders. Roen. 456 Court Painting Spray or Brush Ph.

2-6511 O207 Elfstrom's are equipped to do your painting. Phone 9221 PAINTING ft PAPERnANGING Painting and paperhanging. mate. Ph. 9513.

857 Shipping, Free estl 0192 DECATUR A MAERZ, plumbing, electrical supplies, water systems. General repair work. Phone 6323. 173 S. Com'l.

0196 RE -WEAVING Moth-holes, rips St tears. Open thru 9 to ft p.m. 352 Ohemeketa St. O207 RUG CLEANING Rug St Upholstery cleaning done In your home or In our plant. Ph.

5483. Sterling Hug St Upholstery Cleaning Co. o205 SAND AND GRAVEL BAR HUN GRAVEL TOP SOIL Cat, Shovel St Truck work of all kinds. LLOYD M. HILL, INC.

Ph. 1-4367 Rt- 2, BOX S3B 0194 Garden Soil, crushed rock. Shovel and dragline excavating. Walling Sand St Gravel Co Phone 8581. SEWER SERVICE Electric Roto-Rooter exclusive, patented razor-sharp steel cutting blades.

Cleans sewers or drains. Septlo tanks cleaned reasonable. Ph. 5327 or 9468. SEPTIC TASKS Mike's Septic Service.

Tanks cleaned. Roto Rooter Service on Sewers. 1079 Elm W. Salem. Ph.

0468 6327, 0208 K. P. Hamel: Septlo Tanks Cleaned Spartan eiectrle sewer machine service, Mod econ easy method clears lines o( roots, crease, etc, 1143 8th Sa lem. Ph. 7404.

0194 TRANSFER 4. STORAGE Local St Distance Transfer, storage, Burner oils, coal briquets. Trucks to Portland dally A (tent Lyon Van Lines for household xoods to California points Larmer Transfer St Storaae. Ph. 3131.

o' TYPEWRITERS Smith, Corona, Remington, Royal and Underwood portables. All makes use; machines. Repairs and rent. Roen, 456 court. VENETIAN BLINDS Elmer the Blind Man.

Ph. 7328. WEATHERSTRIPPING Free estimates. T. Crofoot Brothers.

Ph. 34658. WELL DRILLING A. SNEED A SONS, well drilling. 3505 Brooks Salem.

Ph. 6809. o200 b. Enloe. Ph.

2-5198 0 19' WKLL DRILLING and driving. Fred Wy more, Rt. 3, Box 317, Salem, Ore Ron Phone 3-3135, Free estimate. o223 WINDOW CLEANING Acme Window Cleaners. Wlndi walls St woodwork cleaned Floors clean ed, waxed and pollxtied.

Ph 3337. 347 Court. Langdoc Culberuon and Mather WOOD SAWING Cross. Ph. 8178 or 8674.

WOOD St SAWDTST Wrst Salem Fuel Co Ph 2031 LODGES Fraternal Order of Eagles meets every Tuesday at 8 pjn More than a million members LODGES I. O. O. F. meets every Wednesday night.

Visitors Welcome. A Snlem Lodge No. 4. A F. cV ytwA August 4.

Slated communication, pjn. 185 types of experimental lubri-; cants and three types of experimental tires under temper-ated, desert and arctic climatic cond itions a temperature range of degrees from the expected 125 of the desert to the 65 degrees below in Alaska. Also tested will be two types of experimental heaters. One Is to facilitate the starting of vehicle engines In sub-zero tern" peratures, the other for the comfort of the operator of the vehicle. The heaters have been tested twice before in Alaska.

Desert First Objective Making the trip will be four army officers and 24 enlisted men from Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, all of whom left that place August 2, with Baltimore, the first city to be visited. First objective of the convoy for the test will be the Mojave desert in California. While the vehicles are there extensive tests will be conducted, including 3000 miles of driving through the desert to test both lubricants and tires when subjected to intense desert heat. Five hundred miles will be driven over trackless uncharted desert terrain, using only compass and speedometers. En route north the convoy comes up through California, through Oregon and as far north in Washington as Seat-le, from where the vehicles move eastward until they reach Great Falls, Mont.

From that point they move northward to ward Fairbanks, Alaska, Cover all Alaska In Alaska the vehicles will travel over the entire Alaskan peninsula as far as terrain permits, seeking the coldest areas designated by the air force weather stations. In the three months in Alaska the convoy will drive between 10 and 15 thousand miles. During February, 1949, the vehicles return to the United States and to the Aberdeen Proving Ground through Great Falls, Omaha, Chicago; Colum bus, and Pittsburgh, Pa. Composed of 12 two-and-a- half-ton cargo trucks, four of which have been converted Into van-type bodies of "knockdown" construction for arctic use, a one-ton commercial type vehicle and one three-quarter ton field ambulance, the convoy will be self-sufficient during the entire journey as far as maintenance of vehicles and supply of lubricants are concerned. From Great Falls to Alaska it will be entirely self-sufficient, including maintenance, lubricants, fuels, rations and medical supplies.

During world war 11 there was one medical corpsman to ever two infantrymen serving in the United States army. LEGAL ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that Perle Van Ausdell has been, by order of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Marion County, appointed administrator of the Estate of Pearl D. Van Ausdell, de-censed. Any persons having claims against satd estate are requested to present them, with proper vouchers, to said ndmlnlstra- at 31ft Oak Street, Salem, Marlon county, Oregon, within six months from the dale ot this notice. Dated: Jul? 2fith, 1948.

PERLE D. VAN AUSDELL Administrator of the Estate of Pearl Van Ausdell, deceased Herbert W. Carter, 301 Pioneer Trust Building, Ralem. Oregon Attorney for Estate, First publication: July S7. 194R Last publication: August 24.

194B July 27, Aug. 3, 10, 17, 24, 19(8 NO. IZ.83I IN THE CIRCUIT COITRT OF Till HTATK OF OREOON FOR MARION COUNTY In Prnhate NO TICK OF 1IFARINO ON FINAL REPORT In the Matter of the Estate of Anna M. Espey, Deceased. To the heirs of Anna U.

Espey and to all persons Interested: Oreetlnxs: You and each of you are hereby notl. fled that the Final Report of R. Espey, Administrator of the Estate of Anna M. Espey. Is now filed In the office of the County Clerk of Marlon County, Oregon.

That the Court hes ordered that said Report come on for hearing In open court before the Honorable Oeoree R. Duncan. Circuit Judge, on Ausust 21, 1948. at ten a.m.. and if the Court Is unable to hear said Report at that time, that the same automatically be continued for hearing to August 23, 19(8, at ten a.m.

That a eopy of said Report and of said Order has been sent to eaeh of the heirs of said Decedent. Dated July 30, 1S48. L. R. ESPFY Administrator O.

W. EMMONS and O. S. EMMONS Attorneys for 1780 Court Street. Salem, Ore.

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17 Journal Want Ads Pay An upward revision in the government's estimate of poss ible wheat exports to Europe during the 1948-49 crop year was the main bullish influence. Also aiding sentiment were reports of an easing in the glutted elevator situation in the south west, and an advance in the government wheat buying price at Kansas City. Wheat closed to 2Vs cents higher than the previous finish Sept, corn was up Va to Sept. oats were ahead to Sept. 7214- and soybeans were 3 to 6 cents higher, November $2.67.

Sewer Project (Continued irom Page i At the same meeting the pur chase of certain equipment, Including a dragline, was author ized at an estimated cost of 000. The drag line has arrived has been tested out and works perfectly, City Engineer Davis said Tuesday. A small amount of right of way for the line has been cleared. Both Franzen and Davis said the demand for both cement and steel is excessive. One reason for the cement shortage is the Dorena dam project, for which a special type of cement is used Cement plants supplying the material have found it neces sary to close down and alter the plants to make the special tvoi of material.

The main sources of cement Oregon are the Os wego plant, one at Lime, Ore, and two in southern Oregon. The steel scarcity also has re suited in an advance of about $10 a ton. Some estimates place the increase at $15 a ton. Regardless of the increase in prices dealers take a very pessimistic view of the prospect for increased supply. Salem Markets Completed from reports ol Salem dealers foi the guidance of Capital Journal Readers (Revised dally.) Retail Feed Prlee F.gg Malta 15.20.

Rabbit Feed Pellets 14.10. Dalrr Feed 14.35. Poultry: Buying Prices No. 1 colored hens, 29-JOc; No. 1 Leghorn hens, 27c; No.

1 colored fryers, 3 lbs. and up, 43-44c; No. 1 fryers, 2-3 37-39c No. 1 old roosters, 14-lftc. Kggs: Buying Prices Large grade AA, 03e mediums, 59-oie; pullets, 40-45c; eras.

3fl-40c. Whelenaa Price AA grade, 87-00C mediums. 03-0c; pullets, 46-tOc dos. Butter. Bnlierfat Buiterrai Premium, tie; No.

1. Sfl-agc: No. luuying prices) Butter Wholesale 80c; retail, grade vie lb. Stocks Quotations (By the Associated Press) Allied Chemical St Dy American Can Am Power St Light Amer. Tel At Tel Anaconda Copper UN.

.10 ,113 Atchison Bendti Aviation Bethlehem 8tee Boeing Aircraft California Packing Canadian Paclfle J. I. Case Chrysler Corp Commonwealth Ac 8outh Consolidated Edison Consolidated Vultee Crown Zellerhach Curtiss Wright Douglas Aircraft 23S 16S 304 Dupont de Nemours eneral Electrlo eneral Foods General Motors Ooodrear Tire Great Northern pfd international Harvester Int. Paper pfd Johns Manvllle Kennecott Long Bell A Montgomery Ward Nash Keivinator National Dairy N. Central North Am.

Co Northern Pacific Pac. Amer. Fish Psclflo Oas Eice Pacific At Pan American Penney Radio Corp ft o.i -cr rtaronier Pfd Reynolds Metals Richfield Safeway Sars Roebuck 174 381, 15' I7'k Sinclair Oil 37 Soutnern Paclfle hf standard Brands Standard Oil. Calif MS Studebaker 25S Bun Mining 1' Union Ol) 14 Union Paclfl 80 Unl'ed Airlines US United Aircraft 2V, United 8iats Steel 79 Warner Brother 10S West Elee, Mft OO 27 Woolwortn 4 The i rut civil weather bureau, established in 1RR1, was a direct result of research completed by ths U. S.

army. Market Quotations Salem Liventock AUraet (By Valley Packing company) Spring lambs, choice up to 132.00 Yearlings S13.0D to 118.00 Ewes 3.oo to S-00 Fat dairy cows 117 to 818.50 Cutter cows .113.00 to 117.00 Dairy heifer 116.00 to 132.00 Bulls 120.00 to 135.00 Calves 300 to 450 lbs.) ..118.00 to 134.00 Veal (150-300 lbs.) $24.00 to 136.00 Choice 828.00 Hogs Prices paid within 25e of Portland prices lor each type, Portland Product Butterfnt tentative, subject to lmme-rlate change. Premium quality maximum of 35 of 1 per cent acidity delivered In Portland, 90-93C lirst quality, 85-88C second quality, 79-81c valley routes and country points, 2c less than first. Butler Wholesale, F.O.B., bulk cubes grade AA, 93 score, 83c 92 score, 83c 90 score 75c: 89 score, 73c lb. Above prices are strictly nominal.

fibrrie -tieliim pne Portiano wnoie sale, Oregon singles, 53-59c; Oregon ft lb. loaf, 56-6 1c. Eegn (To Wholesalers) A rrade large. 60'i-63'ic, medium, 59-61 ic; grade large. Egg Purchased from farmers.

Current recepits 54 4-57'ic; buyers pay J-3 Vic premium for eggs. I'urilana D-Irr Siaraett Sutter Price 10 retailers. Grade prints, 88c; AA cartons, 87c; A prints, 86c; A cartons, 87c; prints, isc. Ecu Price to retailer AA large Sflc; A IB rice, 64.65c; AA medium, 85c; A medium 61-63c; A small, 61-ft3c. Cartons 2c additional.

Cheese-- Price to retailer Portland Oregon singles, 65-61c; Oregon loaf, I lb. 58-63c; triples Vic less than singles. Poultry Live Chickens No. 1 broilers under 34 36-38C fryers, 3 to 3 lbs. 40-43c 3 to 4 40 to 43c roasters lbs.

and over, 40-42c fowl, Leghorns, unaer ae-aic over 4 ids. 27c colored, all weights, 30-3 lc stags, all wrlghts, 15-18c lb. Rabbits Average to retailers for local ly dressed animals, 58-62c; fryers, live, white, 33c33c colored, 30-31c; old heavy, 15-18c. KabDltt- Drejued retail. 60-85 Portland Mi'rrllaneous Casta ra Bark Dry 20c green It ib Wool Valley coarse ana medium trades.

45C lb. Mohair 35c Ib on 13-month growth. Hides Calves 34c according weight kips 23c green beet l17c lb. bulls, 10-1 lc country buyers pay 2c AS, Nui Quotations) Waluutr Franquettee first quality turn 00, 34 7ci large, 33.7c; medium, 27.3ci -lecona qutllty jumbos. 30.3c- targe.

M.lt, medium, 26 2c; baby, 33. 3c: soft shell first quality targe. 39.7c medium 36.30-, quality large. 37.3c; medium. 34.

7c. aby. 32.3e Filberts Jumbo, 20c D.i larga. lici medium 16c. small I3e.

(Quotations aoove supplied by North' west Nut Growers Quotations are on the Dasls ol 100 -lb baa purchases lob plants are oot necewartl re present atl re ol Chicago Llveafoek Chicago, Aug. 3 fP)(U8DA Salable hogs 7,000, total generally steady all weights, butchers nnd sows: top bulk good and choice 170.240 lb. 30.2ft-31.00: 2AO-2RO lb. 28.75-30.00; heavier weight butchers scarce: good and choice sows under 300 lb. 26.

5: few 27.50; good 32S-3S0 lb. sows 25.00-20.75; 37ft-425 lb. 22.50-24.00. Salable cattle 0.500, total 6,700: salable calves 600, total 500: average-good and choice steers and heifers steady; high-choice steers absent: top 40.25; choice 941 lb. yearlings 40.00; good to choice heifers 37.25; cows steady to weak; bulls and vealers fully steady; most common and medium beef cows 20.00-24.00: good beef cows 25.00-27.50; canners and cutters 10.50-19.50; weighty beef and sausage bulls 26.00 down; choice 31.00 down.

Salable sheep 1,500. total 3.000: early sales spring lambs steady; good and choice natives 79.25-20.00: bucks discounted 1.00; some Interests bidding 28.50-29.00 on com parable rrade offerings; two loads good and choice old-crop fed shorn lambs wilh No. 1 pelts held above 27. SO; native slaughter ewes steady at 12.00 down. Portland (train Portland, Aug.

3 ft Portland cash grain: A. white fhd. wh. app). fl.

while fhd. wh. no rex white club, western red. hard red winter ordinary, 118 bid. Hard whlte-baart ordinary 218 bid.

Coarse grains coast dely: Oats: No. 2 38 lbs. while A700 bids, Portland Livestock Portland, 3 fljm Llvestork: Cattle salable 50. ralvea 35; slow, about steady on llirht supply: odd head mm on 1080 lb grans steers 2ft. 00; heif ers rarce; cutter and common rows 17 00 to 20 50; few extremely thin Tanners down In 13.00; medium sauxage hulls 22.50 to 23.50; no early action vealers.

Hogs salable 100; very slow; asking higher prices; few early sales butchers about steady with Monday; small lot good and choice 200 lb butchers 31.00. early top: few 27ft to 2ftfl lbs 29.00; no early action sows; few good and choke 112 lb feeder pigs steady at 31.00. Sheep salable 100; all classes steady; package good and choice 5 lb spring lamb 24.00; small lot common ISO lb shorn yearlings 15.00; few good and choice slaughter ewes 8.00; mediums 8.00 to 7.00; odd head ranner down to 3.00, Employes Must Pay Rent During Vacation State institution employes won't have to pay for their meals while they are on vacations, the state board of control decided today. But they will continue to pay for their room rent while on vacation. The board also permitted the tate board of barber examiners In Portland to renew its Inajse for office upace In the De-kum building for another two years.

The rent will be $95 a month. AIR CONDITIONING FOR KVERY Summer Ventilation Heating All in Year Winter PHONE 855 1085 BROADWAY STREET SAUEM. OREGON 1. East Keiser. Rt.

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