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Florists
1-A
GARDEN SEEDS Vaughns
certified ' Florist flower and
vegetable seeds. First time of
fered in' La Grande. Get them
from FL1TZGERALD FLOWER
SHOP, phone 136.
LARGE VARIETY of flower and
vegetable garden seed. Also
Diamond Sweet Pea collection.
CHERRY'S, Phone 11
Lost and Found
10
DARK BROWN Jersey cow with
leather halter. Reward. Earl
Wilcox, 308 Harrison or call
970-M.
LOST: Two discs from Superior
drill. Between Maverick barn
and Island City last Monday
evening. Call 139-W.
LOST OR STRAYED: One bay
horse. J. B. brand on right hip.
Saddle marks. If found call
29RX5 or 810-M.
Special Notice
12
DR. EUGENE T. MOON accounts
will be payable at Moon Drug
Co. or 1702 4th street.
Personal Service
13
OR. J. E. WOODELL, Chiroprac
tor & Naturopath. West-Jncob-son
Bldgn phone 104 Closed
Saturday afternoons.
Q Services Misc.
15
CHARIS Home Corsetry. Girdles,
foundations and bras. Mrs.
Cclia Gales, 2104 Greenwood
street, phono 012-W.
FURS expertly restyled and re
paired. Kirs. Henry Lyon, 1908
. Third St,.. ,.
THE FIXIT.SHOP, 218 Fir street.
If it's broken, we can fix it.
, Welding,.t u r n i n g, drilling,
grinding. Anything mechanical.
Furniture, clocks.
Building Services
18
WALLPAPER,- KEMTONE, Cal
somino. . Asbestos siding and
insulated '.trick siding. Plastic
molding. :.AI1 for home decora
tion. HOME LUMBER & COAL CO.
BRICK WORK, plastering, stuc
co and pointing. Harry Scarlcs,
Union, Oregon, Gen. Del.
WIRING & REPAIRS Prompt
and efficient service. 116 Depot
street. Phone 93.
LA GRANDE ELECTRIC
& HARDWARE
FAIRWAY ELECTRIC now un
der new ownership. Roy Ram
sey, formerly nf II & S Elec
tric, wiring foreman. L. F.
Johnston, owner.
Wood, Coal, Fuel
B GREEN WOOD.t3V.0iXa double
, load. For 5 loads Sj2.50. West
1 Erothers, Unintv, phone 2981.
Silimtioi Wanted w 23
'IrtoTr.WurrSv- i...(f
K!, wood sawing, tractor work
grain grinoing. 2112 Wal
nut. Orvillr; Pellett, La Grande.
it You Miss Your Paper
Call frf Before
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WANTED: Diahvashr apply
Noodle Parlor.
MALE HELP WANTED: S.'.j.t.
and extra gang tntumta wsjstwj ;
on Oregon and Wash icgVje !
lines. Good pay and first ciise i
accommodations. Slte exsn-
ence age, draft statu and rjes
available. Spokane, PnnrA I
and Seattle Railway cr,rr:iiir.y ,
1101 N. W. Hoyt trrt, Port
land, uregon.
Mercliandi.se
23A
FRATERNITY RINGS and en-
. blems. Also party napkim and
coasters. Monogrammed if dt
sired. ,
THE GIFT SHOP
Phone 435-W
WE HAVE a very attractive
selection of Swedish type
Crystal vases. Ranging in
neignt trom " to 13 , as well
as the ball vase type in several
sizes. Sec them at
MELVILLE'S
FULLER BRUSHES B. T. Kit
terman. Try our all purpose
cleaner, wet mops, dust mops,
brooms, furniture polish,
waxes. 403 Spring St. Phone
346-J.
Miscellaneous for Sale
26
FOR SALE: '36 V-8 pickup
Good rubber. Grain drill, grass
attachment. Good condition.
Call 817-JX.
FOR SALE: 1 two-wheel stock
trailer. Inquire Willow Gro
cery. JOHNSON GLO-COAT wax,
paste wax, dance floor waxe,
Simoniz self - polishing wax,
Soil-Off cleaner, Sunshine car
pet and upholstery cleaner. Old
Cedar and Cactus furniture po
lish. Double X floor cleaner,
' Clearex glass cleaner and Old
English scratch remover. Soil
ax, the cleaner for every pur
pose. All at
ZIMMERMAN'S
FOR SALE: 26" girl's bicycle
and 26" boy's bicycle. 1306
10th street.
GENERAL PAINTS and EN
AMELS for inside and outside
use. TEEL PAINT STORE
RIFLEMEN Ideal hand reload
ing outfit for Springfield 30-.06,
also cases, primers, tin lead
complete $90.00. Call at 1201
10th street after 6 p.m.
ELECTRIC SOLDERING IRONS
- $3.50 and up. Also a new
shipment of Decca records.
ROSENBAUM'S
WALL PAPER See our 1945
patterns of wall paper. A paper
for every purpose. Living
room, dining room, bedroom,
kitchen, bathroom, halls and
closets. By far the largest
showing of wall paper in east
ern Oregon.
ZIMMERMAN'S
FOR SALE: Factory built trail
er house. All builts-ins, ac
commodates 4 people. May be
seen at Auto Court across from
stale highway shops. Gaylord
Coonse
LADIES ALL-WOOL spring suit,
size 14. Worn once. Light color,
good buy. Phone 134-J.
LOG CHAINS, cow stake chains,
pecvies, sledge hammers, scoop
shovels, pitch forks, cross-cut
saws, buck saws, splitting
wedges, lanterns. Many hun
dred of other things useful on
the farm.
F & T TRADING POST
HIGH CHAIRS, play pens,
clothes hampers, floor lamp
shades and a few occasional
tables and davenport tables at
' special prices.
TURN'S FURNITURE STORE
RED WING Bakc-ware for cook
ing and table ware. Also Rod
Wing provincial wsre. Com
plete stock. Pyrcx - Fire King
for cooking and baking. Cory
coffee maker and Silex.
ZIMMERMAN'S
DINING ROOM SET for Sale.
With buffet. Inquire 1202 L
Ave.
PAINTS Now's the time to ar
range for spring painting.
are local representatives for the
famous Fuller line. We can
furnish a paint for every "ur
pose, inside or out. Automo
bile, implement, roof, concrete,
stucco, stains and varnishes.
ZIMMERMAN'S
RICHARDS Electric and Battery
Fences. Aso Parmak Fences at
RADIO & MUSIC SUPPLY CO.
Farm Products
& FciuTpnient
FOR SALE 10,000 lbs. of Alas
ka pea seed, $4.90 per Hk). Obe
Scott, Elgin, Ore.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid l""
cream and eecs. Hnbv chicks
and turkey poults Air salr. Karl
R. Stone, 1505 Jefferson. Q
BEARDLESS BARLEY SEED
High germination. Extra clean,
no weed seed. Ideal for nurse
crop arid to thirkrhav slai:
$0 per t L. h. William.-.
North PowdiQ phone 6F5.
Plants. Garden Supplies CVS
PREPARE for liie victory R.ii'i' n
Help Wanted
now, while our line is complete.
Hand shovels, rakes and hoes.
Scythes, trowels, pruning
shears, garden hose and law"
,oal:crs. Sprinklers, r.orzles and
hose menders.
ZIMMERMAN'S
TUX
livtastttdt. Jmitjj, fnf 2.
yu? ttM ua,:'.
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yrj$ tsa yssui.g 'wJUxt:.
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Art; Ar.fM. Yuti,
f OH SA-.Z. 2 oet t-xra good
2Tr S. i.a'S-
EASY CKiCKS S'Jt Aus'-ra-Knitt,
tir wtti'ji uic. lv-,id-
ill x.'t.-dt every week.
Ness;)- & Kvtsiy, YCa V Ave.,
Phoc 2i-E.
Wanted to Trade or Buy SO
WASTED TO TRADE OF. BUY
OR LEASE: 3 or 4 bedroom
modern home. South side. In
quire 6L'2 Penn.
WANTED TO EUY A gentle,
dependable, easily caught work
horse. Phone 3J6-J or inquire
1100 3 Ave.
WANTED TO BUY: Two-bedrm.
house in La Grande with acre
age. Write Box 304, La Grande
Evening Observer.
Rooms for Kent
35
FOR RENT: Comfortable furn
ished room. Close in. 1B02 3rd
street. Call after 5 p.m.
Apartment for Kent 36
FOR RENT: Furnished apart- j
mem. steam neat, electric
stove, and refrigerator. No j
children or pets. Washington ;
Apts., 1606 Washington !
Wanted to Rent
44
WANTED Light housekeeping
apartment or room for one per
son. Iola CantreL 1216 Y.
WANTED TO RENT: 2 or 3 bed
room modern house in La
Grande. Phone Ralph Nelson,
736.
Real Estate
50
FOR SALE: 3 acres adjoining
city limits. Orchard, berries,
2 small buildings and lumber
to build. Inquire 2709 First
street.
FOR SALE: 1.000 acre stock
ranch. Phone 5FX, Clair Cros
sen, La Grande.
FOR SALE: 5-rm. modern house.
Garden spot, garage, nice yard
and shade trees. Call 817-JX.
FOR SALE: A good buy in in
come property in a 2-story
home with furnished apartment
on second floor rented. Fuil .
basement, steam heat, furnace
and stoker. House completely
furnished throughout. Located
near college on 8th street. Im- j
mediate nossession can be given
as owner is leaving town. Price
$6500. Some terms can be given.
For further information see or
call
CLAUDE BERRY
207 Depot St. Phone 106
FOR SALE: 3-bcdroom modern
house. Garage' and woodshed,
2 lots. Partly furnished if de
sired. Inouir'e at 2401 Ash or
phone 166-M.
Automobiles for Sale
FOR SALE: 1935 Ford coupe,
$350. Write Box 171, Elgin Ore
, gon or phone 584. Charles
Barnhart.
FOR SALE: '36 V-8 coupe in A-l
condition. New paint job. Lots
of extras. OPA ceiling price.
Inquire 1213 V Ave.
Automobile Services
5(5
NOTICE: John's Body Shop open
ed under new management.
Painting, body and fender
work. Would appreciate your
business.
Mr. Carmen, S Avenue
Legal Notices
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the County Court of the
State of Oregon for Union County
has appointed the undersigned
as administrator of the Estate of
Mary E. Goodiiough, Deceased;
and 'all persons having any claim
against the said Estate should
present the same within six (6)
months from the date of this No
tice -to the undersigned, at the
office of Dixon & Burleigh, in
the West-.I.'icnb.son Building, at
La Grande, Union County. Ore
gon, as attorneys for the Admin
istrator. .
DATED this 10th d.iy of April,
tn-15.
Charles Raymond Gooilinnign,
Administrator of the Estate of
Mary Iv ( iondi.orir,lr, I)i ceased.
Dixon' nurli'inlr
Atloirri v:; I'm Administrator
" Apri' M-l7-24 - May I
Calendar of
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TRIPLE PLAY FOR FINALE IN THE WEST Map above shows
the three-way smash of Allied strategy thai is calculated to be the
finishing blow to German hopes.
Americans Make
New Landings On
Japanese Island
(Continued from Page One)
the bombardment.
Seven of 10 Japanese planes
which attacked the Okinawa
area last evening were destroyed.
American troops in the Philip
pines steadily compressed throe
I: r-e JapancE-3 pockets on Luzon
while airmen bagged 12 more
Jap-njse ships in their blockade
cf the China sea.
10 Enemy Ships' Sunk
Liberators intercepted a 15
ship convoy leaving the Chinese
port of Swatow, sank one de
stroyer and an 8,000-ton trans
port and damaged another de
stroyer and a cargo vessel.
Fifth army bombers accounted
for eight merchant craft in raids
from the Dutch East Indies to
Hong Kong and Formosa.
Two U. S. divisions were re
ported closing in on Baguio in
northern Luzon. In. .central. Luz
on the sixth division was ad
vancing slowly against stiff re
sistance. First cavalry division troops j
were reported ncaring a junction I
with airborne troops to complete
encirclement of Japanese by
passed south of Laguna Bay.
The 158th regimental combat
team was reported still encoun
tering heavy resistance at a point
five miles north of Legaspi.
Escaped Convict
Shot In Gun Duel
PHILADELPHIA, April 10
(UP) William Russc-l, 20, one
of 12 long term convicts who
escaped from the eastern peni
tentiary one week ago, was
wounded critically last night in
a short range gun duel with city
detectives.
The shooting took place at the
home of a city policeman who
identified the convict wheti he
stepped into the house where a
trap had been laid for him.
Russell, wearing a navy uni
form, was shot seven times after
he lirod one shot at two officers.
Russell was sentenced in April,
HI43, to serve 15 to 30 years for
participation in some 60 rob
beries. City
News
In Brief
A traveling examiner of the
secretary of stat-.-'s office will be
at the La Grande city hall from
9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Friday to con
duct examinations of applicants
for driver's and chauffeur's per
mits and licenses.
Roy J. Takla, a transient, win
arrested last night in a local
hotel, charged with being drunk,
ye was sent to the city jail for
the night and was released tins
ni'ii niny.
Mexico derives its name from
Mi xill, a tr ibal war god of tin;
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CIRCULATION I) KPT. -
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JL AUIKIA AA I
f2) Junction with Red
Army bars retreat of "
Nazi troops and supplies
to "last stand" area in
southern mountains
HUNG.
VIENNA DEFENDER Former
commander of Hitler's personal
bodyguard, Gen. Sepp Dietrich,
above, is reported to have tak
en charge of picked Elite SS
troops in Vienna aid declared
h? would defend the Austrian
capital "until the last,"
Woundefr Soldier
Yearns For Home
(Continued from Page 1)
firing. I told my men to cover
me and 1 would try and locale
the position of the nest. I was
crawling close to a high brick
wall and all of a sudden a shell
hit the wall and before I knew
what had happened, which was
several hours later, I was covered
by a half ton of bricks. After
they dug me ou I was informed
that the shell was from an eight
inch enemy rail road gun 20
miles away. Gucsr) I was pretty
lucky because n-o bones were
broken. However, I was partial
ly paralyzed for a while and re
ceived contusion of of head."
Three days , later Lt. Becker
went to a hospital in Paris and
later was flown to Mitchel Field,
New York. He was sent to Mc
Caw by plane, 'arriving March 29.
Visited By Family
Mrs. Becker, who is a dietitian
at the Ohio University in Colum
bus, plans to visit her husband
at McCaw. His parents, Mr. and
Mrs. K. H. Becker of La Grande
went to MeCaw shortly after his
arrival.
"One thing I am looking for
ward to is going home, visiting
my family and then spending the
rest of my leave at Wallowa
Lake," he commented.
Presides the Purple Hear t, I.'.
Becker w.vai'S the presidential
unit citation, the American thea
ter ribbon, European theater rib
bon with three stars which repre
sents the major battles of Nor
mandy, Brittany and Germany,
the American defense ribbon and
the combat infantryman's badge.
Lt. Becker attended La Grande
high school
in 1033.
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do oot receive o
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CoM Frr,-r,a!:ons as Reeled fmiflJMyrZr 'm
Auto Slttcre Lxl
; Market .A&emiwi
NEW YORK, Ajwil 10 (UP)
Automobile shares led a broad
recovery on the stck market in
the late trading today.
Gains in ths group ranged to
more than a point and volume
topped other sections. Low
priced motors were in particular
demand. Hudson led in turnover
and made a new high on a two
point rise. Graham-Paige, Pack
ard, Nash-K-2lvinutor, and Studo
baker were active on gains run
ning to nearly a point. General
Motors rose nearly a point.
Chrysler and Willys-Overland
were up more than a point each.
Whan the Motors turned up the
other sections of the Industrial
list swung into line. Steels
scored gains ranging to more
than a point in the leading is
sues. Oils firmed. Previously
the rails had been sustained by
gains of more than a point in
Santa Fe and Union Pacific. The
latter extended its gain to more
than three points and Santa Fe
to more than two points, making
a new high. , New York Central
was heavily traded on a rise of
more than a point. All the car
rier shares strengthened. ,
PORTLAND
LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, April 10 (UP)
Livestock:
Cattle 150, calves 25. Early
ales steady. Few good fed steers
msold. Top Monday $10.75.
Medium-good hoifers $13.50-15.
Gutters down to $9.00. Canner
:utter cows $7.00-9.50. Medium
lulls 111; good bulls quotable to
513.50 and above. Good-choice
ealcrs steady at $15-16.
Hogs 100. Active, steady. Top
115.75 for weights above 160 lbs.
7ood sows $15.00. Feeder pigs
ralable $16.50-17.50.
Sheep 100. Few spring lambs
arrived late. Quotable steady.
Good-choice wooled lambs sal
able $15.50-16.00. Ewes quotable
$7.25 down.
J8.25 - 9.00. Shorn , ewes salable
PORTLAND
3RAIN
PORTLAND, Ore., April 10
UP) Wheat range all blank.
Cash wheal:
S white hd wh app 154 Mi ; s
white hd wh no rex 155 Ms; white
club 155!; western red 155Vj;
hard rod winter ordinary 154Vi;
hard white Baart ordinary 154.
Cash grain:
Oats No. 2 38 lbs. white
blank. Barley No. 2 45 lbs. west 47.00.
Senate Will Probe
Grain Car Shortage
WASHINGTON, Apiil 10 (UP)
The senate will look into the
freight car shortage following
charges by Sen. Clyde M. Reed,
R., Kans., that lack of cars to
ship grain in the midwest was
causing serious spoiiagc.
He introduced a resolution call
ing for an inquiry. Chairman
Burton K. Wheeler, D Mont., of
tho senate interstate commerce
committee to which the resolu
tion was referred . said he will
name a special sub-committee to
look into the matter.
Prineville Railway
Gets New Manager
PRINEVILLE, Ore., April 10
(UP) Appointment of C. C. Mo
Glenn, old time railroad engineer
and executive, as manager of the
city of Prineville railway was
announced today.
He succeeds Charles W. Wood
ruff, manager since 1024, who
has retired.
The l!)-mile railway connects
the city of Prineville with the
Seattle, Portland and Spokane
railway and the Union Pacific
railroad at Prineville Junction.
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PATTON MAN WITH A PURPOSE Typical photos of Lt.-Gen.
Georgo S. Patlon, iakc.i at different , limes. Is different circum
stances and undor varying fortunes oi war have one common
characteristic, Thoy show him as a man of grim purpose, de
termined, tight-lipped, pugnacious perso lal qualities with which
he seems io have imbued his slashing armored divisions in their
great drive across Germany.
German Defenses
Crumble As Allies
Race For Berlin
(Continued from Page 1)
the streets of Hannover after a
sudden breakthrough ' from the
north.
Simultaneously, the ninth
army's fifth armored division
slabbed 23 miles northeastward
to cut the superhighway at a
point mid-way between Hann
over and Biunswick.
British Besiege Bremen
British armored forces to the
north laid siege to Bremen and
wheeled northeastward within 60
miles or less of Hamburg, Ger
man's second city ' and greatest
poll. A )hhd British column
cut the Hamburg-Hannover Auto
bahn and raced eastward for
Brunswick and Berlin on tho
ninth army's northern flank.
The strike across northern
Germany shot the ninth anny
out in front of the race for Ber
lin, only a few hours after Lt.
Gen. Courtney H. Hodges' Amer
ican first army had taken the
lead with a new advance into
the fringe of tho Harz mountains
in central Germany.
Hodges' men bloke loose on an
18-mile sweep beyond their Wes
er river bridgeh'Vids yesterday
and followed through early to
day with an armored and infan
try drive on Nordhaiisen, 115
miles southwest of Berlin.
The Americans knocked a 30-mile-wide
hole in the German
defenses and late field dispat
ches said they were closing fast
on Nordhaiisen against weak
oppsilion.
r Simple pilfi need m! wrnckanflforttircyou ;
, wild ninilflmiinH licit, burn unrf irril!iortv 1 I
k Stiiurt' I'vramld (iunpnilorta bring m
j qitick, wrlcomo relirf. Micir grand metli Fj j
W mtlonnirani real comforl. rrtfucBilriiln, W t
helpi tighten relaxed memlirfmcn, Ronlly 1
! k liil.rlcalei and aoftent, I'roloctiva and M ',
J antl-chalTinB, to easy to inc. Ott uamiine F
W Stum's 'yramld Stitipoitorie at ynttr m .
k on maker's mony-bick guarantee. A'
THE CAREFUL CHAP-v.ho babies his car,
.vorries about every scratch, hates to leave it
in the rain. He insists on RPM Motor Oil be
cause it KKI-PS ENGINES CLEANKR, fights the
carbon and sludge that run up repair bills.
RPM Motor OH Take
STANDARD
Page Mv
Mystery Surrounds
Meat From Ocean
SEASIDE, Ore., April 10 (UP)
Tho appearance of several car
tons of fresh beef which float
ed ashore on the Oregon beaches
near here oyer the weekend and
on Monday gave rise to specula
lion .today . that the met was
from an unreported ship sinking
off the coast,
One of the 85-pound cartons
contained . tenderloin steaks, cut
for serving, and still in good con
dition. Residents of the coastal com
munities Whft Hound "the -meat
when it first "came' ashore placed
it in cold storage. However,
meat which came ashore later
was found to be spoiled.
No vessel has been reported
last or in trouble along the Ore
gon coast during the past week,
officials said.
There is .no such thing as a
Cheshire cat, except in legend
and story. .
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HOW TO COME HOME WITH
Extra Reef
Points!
Just remember to take that
can of used fats to your
butcher. jGet 2 red points
bonus for each pound. Keep
Saving ljcd Fats for the
Fighting Fronts and tho
Home Front.
Batter Care of four Car, toe
OF CALIFORNIA