La Grande evening observer., April 30, 1945, Image 6

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VITAL STATISTICS
Biith.1
Stanley To Rev. and Mrs.
Aithur J Stanley. La Grande,
a son, April 2:). Grande Ronde
hospital.
Florists
1A
POTTED TOMATOES, large lif,
put them in now for an early
crop. Just arrived! A complete
selection of fancy gladiola
bulbs.
FITZGERALD FLOWER ShOP
Phone 136
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF POT-'
TED CACTI, large colMcuon
single plants suitable for plant
ing.
CHERRY'S
Phone 11
Special Notice
12
NOTICE: Beginning May I. the
Standard Station at Imhler.
known as The City Garage, will
carry a small but complete
stock of groceries.
F. V ER Y ONE INTERESTED is
urged to alt. nd annual meeting
,r of the Summerville Cemetery
association at 2 p.m , Saturday.
May 5th.
Personal Service
1.1
OR. J. E. WOODELL Chiroprac
tor & Naturopath. West-Jacob-son
Bldg., ohon 104 Closed
Saturday afternoons.
Services Misc.
1.1
LA GRANDE CYCLE SHOP
Bicycle and Iricycle repairing
Prep.i.-e fur spring bring in
vour tiC'.rle and have it f.xed
Marvin 1,-Gor. 219 Fir street.
THE FIXiT SHfiP, 218 Fir stf :et.
phone 437-W. Quick efficient
se:'. ire K.. etrical appliances,
furn.'.ar- -k Mmg and machine
work. If .. 1 t-rken we can
fi it
CUSTOM WORK, mowing plow-j
HK. mjg B-iNvuix, irai itir iv
and grain gnn-iing. 2112 Wal
nut. Orville P.-lle'.t. Ii Grande.
XfJt: K ITCH UN inrl h.nhro.
light fixtuf'-n . FUihliht (Mt-
ten-! in vao s.i.s. I;iior..sr-. nt
b tl lumps in rose, blue ar.d
gren colors.
KOKNBAUM'S
1112 Aiijrr.j Avenue
PAPER HANGING. Get it d. m
r.ow refore the rush. Call 4oR
or lif'2 RX at noon or after 1
5 30 p m
FURS expertly restyled and re-;
paired Mrs. Henry Lyon, 19i .
Third St. ,
MERWCE WORK on all typej ! -office
niathmei. Factory train
ed mechanic s Shorbs Ma
tionry
C'HARIS Home Corset ry. Girdles,
f.-aird-i'iont and b r 3 j. Mrs.
O-lii Gates, 2104 Greenwood
street, phone 612-W.
Schools Instruction 17
REFRIGERATION
Necessary in War
or Peace
INSTRUCTION', Male. Shortage
of men for installation and re
pair work. The need for train
ed men to overhaul and install
refrigeration and air condition
ing equipment is urgent. If
you are mechanically inclined
and have a fair education, loolc
into this big pay trade. Learn
how you can get this training
in spare time or evenings. No
interference with present job.
For full information write at
once, giving namo, address, etc.
Utilities Ins. Box 32-t, care the
La Grande Evening Observer.
LEARN PRACTICAL NURSING.
Be a trained practical nurse.
Big demand. High wages
Learn quickly at home. Fine
extra money occupation. Ages
18 to 60. High school not neces
sary. Write for free informa
ation. Wayne School of Prac
tical Nursing. Box 323, care
the La Grande Evening Obser
ver. Building Srvices
1
FAIRWAY ELECTRIC: Come in
and see our new living room
fixtures and our commercial
fluorescent lighting equipment.
L. F. Johnston.
COMPLETE STOCK of all types
of plastic moldings, for lino
leum and wall board. Colors:
ivory, red and black.
HOME LUMUKit U COAL CO
WIRING tc REPAIRS Prompt
and efficient service. 118 Depot
street Phone 93.
LA GRANDE ELECTRIC
it HARDWARE
Help Wanted
24
HELP WANTED: Field enumer
ators. Part time work. Hourly
wage and automobile mileage.
Cail MS, Bureau of Census.
Observer hu.lding.
WANTED: Assistant to greens
keeper at golf course. Apply
in person to Wm. Hillhouse at
Golf CIud or 1212 Willow St.
WANTED: Woman for cabin
work, 60c per hour. Inquire in
person. Red bhutter Motel.
WANTED: Dishwasher, waitress
and fry cook.
STEIN COFFEE SHOP
WANTED: A woman to do house
cleaning by the hour. Call 600.
Business Opportunities) 25
BIDS ARE NOW OPEN for 18
cords of 16-rnch dry wood to be
delivered by Sept. 1. IS45. to
Kamela school. Kameia. Or-v
N gon. rv.nd bids to Mrs. Mar
garet Hewitt. Kamela. Oregon.
.Merchandise
J.-.A
FULLER BRUSHES B. T. Kit
terman. Try our all purpoie
cleaner, wet mops, dust mops,
brooms, ifurmtutne p o I i s h ,
wax-'S. 4u3lj Spring St. Phone
346-J.
THE GIFT SHOP
Formerly Richardson's
Art and Gift Shop
Mother's Day and
Graduation Cards
Streamlined Veri-Thin
Cigarette Lighters
THE GIFT SHOP
Phone 435-W
Miscellaneous for Sale
JOHNSON GLOCOAT WAX.
pate wax, dance floor wax.
Simonix self - polishing wax.
soil-off cleaner. Sunshine car
pet and upholstry cleaner, Old
C?dnr and Cactus furniture
polish. Double X floor cleaner.
Clearex glass ckaner. Old Eng
lish scratch remover and Soitax,
the cleaner for every purpo--'.'.
All at ZIMMERMAN'S.
2 EDISON PHONOGRAPHS
with lots of records: a numr. ?r
of glass window sashes, differ
ent sizes, some window screens.
1 blow torch, baby buggies and
many other things needed in
!he horry
F ic T TRADING POST
FOR SALE l '2 27-ft. How
ard home tr.nW Butane eomp
tied. New ml burner, pre-war
-4 and davenport Trailer
I. a. it. fully decorated and
ele.m For information phone
T'.t.'i. I.a Grande.
TOOLS Complete lino of hand
tool.', bench vises, 'ool grinders.
S'icket ieH and Skill Saw uws
ZIMMERXL-N'S
OLD HICKORY t'iXIKW ARE
Special prices for short time
only rm Old Hickory Ceramic
rookware. for oven and open
flame.
MELVILLE'S
Home Kiirnishinifs
126.
LAMPS Bed lamps, pin up and
table lamps Complete l:r. of
l imp shades rr. ele of parch-r..-nt
and silk.
ZIMMERMAN S
JUST RECEIVED large riip
-nt of living rwm furniture
Iiascr. -s and chairs in as
s..rt I c-i -.rs. Platff.rm rueji-e--
i.-.l I) ,'., nos
Tl l'.Nrs FURNITURE STORE
full SALE B. ... frui! :.ir .
a.i rt'.v il.,n his article !
1.5 2 M av. rcae. i
HEAVY CAST IRON GRISWOI.D
DUTCH oVklNS. Fo.ev F-!
Mill. Ur.i.erial f.w-sl cnirj-Ts.)
;uicr t-xira.iors an.l li .ri ivrs
can openers
ZIMMERMAN'S
Farm Products
& Equipment
FOR SALE: Hamley saddle, ir
brone tree, exceptionally good
condition. Mrs. T. R. Pip"
1001 East O Ave., La Grande,
Oregon.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for
cream and eggs. Ta'o nvrd.um
size usad cream separators for
sale. Karl R. Stone, Iiu5 Jeff
erson. Plants, Garden Supplies
PREPARE for the victory gar
den now, while our line is
complete. Hand shovels, rakes
and hoes. Scythes, trowels,
pruning shears, garden hose
and Lawn soakers. Sprinklers,
noazles and hose mt-nders.
ZIMMERMAN'S
CABBAGE. CAULIFLOWER.
PANSIES. ASTERS and other
bedding plants are ready.
THE KREUTZ GREENHOUSE
2710 N. Fir Phone .1o9-J
Livestock, Poultry, Peta 29
FOR SALE: i-year-old bay sad
dle mare. Phone I6RX. R. D.
Boatman, Rt. No. 1, La Grande.
Oregon.
BULL FOR SALE 16-rrxnth-oid
purebred. Shorthorn bull,
J150.00. E. H. Becker, Aii ?1.
phone 18R3.
Wanted to Trade or Kuy 30
WANTED TO BUY: Twbedrm.
house in La Grande with acre
age. Write Box 3t)-, La Grande
Evening Observer.
WANTED TO BUY: Steel filing
cases in g.-jod condition, legal
letter size. Call cashier La
Grande Evening Observer.
RAGS: Clean Cotton Rags. No
overalls, socks or wool ac
cepted. LA GRANDE EVE
NING BSERVER.
WANTED TO EUY 6" jointer,
standard mr.ke, good condition.
Phone 457-W.
WILL PAY CASH for used Na
tional or Remington Caah regis
ter. Write Box 660. Eoue,
Idaho.
WE HAVE a complete line of I
used clothing and shoes for !
men, women and children; also
novelties. Open from 10 am.
to 5.30 p m. W-7 buy and sell
212 Fir Street
IRENES THRIFT SHOP
WANTED:
good used
Will pay cash for
pianos. Phone 805.
Apartment for Icent
36
FOR RENT: Steam heated fur
nished apartment. No child
ren or pets. 1606 Washington
avenue, Washington Apts.
,,'
Wanted to Rent
bed.
WANTED Two or three
room modern home. Must be
available bv June 15. Cail L. C
rtapsen. 4.13 w. I he Gift Shop,
vt 1 r.u; 1 or 2 nertroom hou.r-
Call Mrs. E. B. Miller at the
Corner Lunch, before 6 p.m.
Real Estate
'.0'
FOR SALE: Modern five-room '
hou.v.Iarge lot. 1305 7th St. Call
.ra-.vi. or i.iu-1 rs Ave. alter
'p!l
FOR SALE BY OWNER: 7-room
stucco house. 3 bedrooms
screened and Biassed in sleep- j
ing rmrch Hardwood floors
fireplace, full ba.'oment, laun
dry travs. and pipe furnace. '
House in excellent condition. I
If you are looking .for a real '
good home in a good location '
here is vour chance This offer
lasts only to May 5th. Can be ;
seen at !4o3 N avenue For .
information inquire at 14o5 N '
avenue. '
FOR -SALE: Irrigated '1 acre
tract. 6-room home, also 2-rm.
hou.. chicken house, garage,
wood house, also greenhouse.
Price SaOuO. For furtner in
formation call or see
CLAUDE BERRY
207 Depot St. Phone li'ifi
FOR SALE Irrigated 4-:.--r- lot.
1205 Wail stre. t. -j. itll li-room
mod -rn home, barn an.! gar
age Price $4750. For further
information call or -ee
CLAUDE BERRY
207 D. p..t St Ph..ne Vfi
INCOME PROPERTY' M iern
10 - room brick home. 1510
Adams avenue Pnc VO11OO I
Fitr f'ir'her information call or
'? CLAUDE KERRY
2n7 Depot st Phone 1 5
FOR SALE: Fur-room m. .'.ern
home. 2"'2 Second street
Price 2')CO. VvX) cash pavrrent.
balance S25 !) p-r month. Im
mediate possession can re
given. For further mf irmation
call or s.-e
CLAUDE BERRY
207 D. rot st. Ph..r.. I'S
EOP. SALE Four -room rn.si.-r:
h..rr.-. ;.J Oak str-e! P.-.c
S25oo Immediate po.-es.,:,.
can he fci'.'-i For f-ar'h-r in
formati. 11 see .-r cali
CLAUDE BERRY
2. 7 IVp. t st F-..r. M
FOR SALE BY OWNER -Modern
duplet, cl e Venetian
. Hirits. inlaid, iinol.-vur. finish
ed ii kno:;,- p."rc. Gas :ur heat
ing an-l cix-kirlg thranh ut .
Centrally i..'at- d in dirjMt
neighii.ii iO'-I. G o o d
ment. I'TicKt for quir sa.
I-iquire Jones ' hix' Shop.
S!.-
If You Miss Your Pap-(r5
Cail nn 'J'ore
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:Rcd Sox Rookie
Beats Athletics
In First Time Out
NEW YORK. April 30 (UP)
Pitcher Dave Femss. late of the
army air forces, was full of
vtrawberry ice cream today and
the Boston Red Sox were full of
lepe.
They had a joint celebration,
he and his new team mates, yes
terday in a fitting climax to a
mijor league diamond drama
.hat has had few parallels.
Three months ago Ferriss was
in unsung corpora! at Randolph
field. Tex. Today he is the toast
of th majors because he pitched
i five-hit shutout in his very first
big time appearance. In addi
tion, he had a perfect day at bat
with three singles in Bostons 2
to 0 victory in the opener of a
! couble bill at Philadelphia.
Then the Red Sox, who. had
lost eight games in a row, went
cut to take the second game, too,
ir. 13 innings, 6 to 3, for their
third straight victory. That call
ed for the ice cream bir.ge in the
dressing room with Ferriss the
host. .
Good pitching was the order of
the day elsewhere yesterday,
three other shutouts being turned
in. At Cleveland. Paul (Dizzy)
Trout won his third game and
second shutout for Detroit, beat
r.g the Indians, 4 to 0, after
Steve Gromak had blanked the
Timers, also by a 4 to 0 score.
Brawns Win Pair
The St. Louis Brown3, who ap
peared to be returning to the ob.
icurity which preceded their 1944
pennant drive, won. two games
from the visiting Chicago White
Sox, 3 to 2, and 10 to 4.
The Yankees and Senators split
rit New York, Hank Borowy get
ting his third victory in the
cpener, 13 to 4. Washington took
the second, 2 to 1, on four-hit
etching by Roger Wolff.
In thf Vafiona! taitfitj, thn
Cardinals heat pitcher Bucky ! 'hlc,h n?w, have tentative plans
1 Walters of Cincinnati for the first l PIa-v includes Idaho. Wasmng
I t me since IfH. 8 to 3. to sweep 1 ton ,State andJhe University of
a double header after
winning
the opener, 2 to I. I
Pittsburgh snapped the Cubs'
six-game winning streak with a
I twin win at Chicago. 6 to 2, and
I
to i
At Boston, the Braves ani
t Phillies
divided tneir games.
Philal.lrhi3 -.!r,'nr tho
5 to 3." with a late rally against
Jim Tobin and the Braves the
second. 1 to 0, on Alva Javery's
even-hit pitching and timely hit
ting. Dixie Walker's three run hom
er gave the Dodgers a 4 to 3 vic
tory over the Giants at Brooklyn
in a single game.. Hal Gregg gain
ing his second win.
Jury Box Wins
Tijuana Feature
I TIJUANA.
. Me:., April 10
rup E
, -Lt c o. jonnjiions jury cox,
an English bred 6-year-old, wis
'stjbh.irie.i as the "one to beat -I
one to beat
in next Sunday's S20.000 added j
Tijuana handicap after wmninrj
the 87.500 added Coronado hanai
cap here yesterday. ;
JllTV II11V r.l r-T.-: nff tit ri-,,,nA;
j and rlad,.n bv johnrlv Longden. I
jwas a 1,-ngth and a half victor:
I ovcr c u- Yager's Parasang. j
' In third plac? was Mrs. J. B. !
Burns'.ein's Okana, making his 1
firs-, start since running third in I
the 575.IJOO Hollywood Park Go'f;
cup Ia n Decrnember. Okana was
in front coming into the stretch, j
hut tired and barely held sho-v 1
from G. W. Lawless' Vain Grovi?. I
The winner ran the mile an 1
i.ne sixteen'.h in 1 42 4-5.
Anlonioliiles for Sale 'i.'i
WANTED TO BUY: Car in -x-celler.t
condition. '39 - '40 - '41.
Will nav rash. Phone 71S 1
2.13't Jackson St., Baker, O-.
HARD FACTS
REGARDING
The Casr. -. ,1 ;
he cot 4': r.v
AUTOMOBILES
ue of all cars wii:
O P. A. the first
.i.ie of your auto
is the highest
e-r be.
:.. , n Board has
r.at the auto in
) ne given the
on S-50,ni)0. 000
Is and equipment
to reconversion
r.-Ieases are like
'.s, about every
. hut trucks are
SLOW.
a used car that
nait
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dustry
K.e-n
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mucn use ior.
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11 r.i.i.-:.. out ail t.'.e
f .r '.;. and you will
1 CAsil on the spot.
pay
it
pace
h.i-.e
gett;
. ;-LYNCH
OR CO.
. n Phone 5."2
Automobile Senices
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EXPERT
BODY
and FENDER
Also
John's
. Caa-man.
Body
912.1.
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Stars Down Beavers
As Rainier Split
By UNITED PRESS
If the lowly Hollywood Stars hadn't suddenly turned into giant
killers, the Portland Beavers wouldn't still be leading the Pacific
Coast league today.
The Beavers dropped a doubleheader to the Oakland Acorns
yesterday, 1-0 and 3-1, while the rejuvenated Twinks took their
first series of the season, four games to two, by splitting a twin bill
with the second-place Seattle Rainiers. Hollywood took thepener,
12-2, but I:t the nightcap, 15-10.
Baseball Standings
NATIOHAL LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
New York 8 4 .86"
Chicago 7 4 .636
St. Louis 5 5 .555
Boston - 6 5 345
Brooklyn 5 5 .500
Cincinnati 5 6 .455
Pittsburgh 4 6 .333
Philadelphia 3 8 .272
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
Chicago .. 5 2 .714
Detroit 6 3 .667
New York 1 4 .630
Philadelphia 6 5 . 545
Washington 6 5
St. Louis 4 5 .444
Boston 3 8 .272
CU-velanc' 2 7 .222
Oregon State to
Revive Football
CORVALLIS. Oie., April 30
(LP) Percy Locey, athletic di
rector, Announced today that
degon State college will resume
intercollegiate athletics next fall
including football, it was de
rided today .at a meeting of the
Oregon state intercollegiate ath
!etic board.
With Oregon State taking a
stand on conference play, the list
of northern division schools
m. ?i n i n t7r fin i n n vr rv r.r
Oregon is the only school which
has made no decision.
Suspense Rules in
l Liberty Feature
"The Woman in the Window.'
I c""e."' 1""" Lf
! '!atffJ StrfA Eard..G' jLf I'" -
soil duu uii ac-uocki, duu iid.
Raymond Massey in the chi-f
supporting role.
It is a story of murder, black
mail and suspense, with Robin
son in the roie of killer, into
which he is forced in self de-
fens-? after becoming involved
with a beautiful woman.
The carp is a minnow, yet may
weigh about I0O pounds.
Make Collection Days . . . Happy Days
La
O O
San Diego s Padres, maintain
ing their steady climb under the
fiery leadership pt Pepper Martin,
annexed two games from the
Seals of San Francisco, 6-1
and
The Los Angeles Angels won
the odd game of their series with
the Sacramento Solons by divid
ing a pair. The Angels were vic
torious in the opener, 10-2, but
wore edged out in the finale,
12-11.
Len Gilmore and Garth (Red;
Mann turned in two neat pitching
performances to enable Oakland
to sweep the day against Port
land. Gilmore's wildness handi
capped him in the first game
wten he went into the last of
the ninth with that lone run and
issued three passes. But he
squirmed out of that hole. The
Acorns put four hits together in
the fifth inning of the second con
test for two runs that were all
they needed behind Mann's two
hit twirling. The clubs divided
their six-game series.
Hollywood showed surprising
power against Seattle in the
opener in the northwest city.
Newt Kimball eased along on the
hill behind his club's 16-hit at
tack which was featured by Hug.i
Willingharr.'s homer in the six
run sixth, Seattle made.' short
work of five Twink pitchers in
the second tiff, racking up 1-3 tal
lies in the first three cantos.
San Francisco couldn't do any
thing against Carl Dumler and
Valie Eaves, aces of the San Dieg-i
mound rnrrj-S. Dumler re0l?t.-"-H
his eighth straight vict-orv of the
eajon with the aid of Dick Gys
elman's slugging. Gyselmon also
backed up Eaves to finish the af
ternoon with five hits, including
two doubles, in eight trips to the
plate.
Twelve thousand fans at Los
Angeles saw five homers droo
over the fence at Wrigley field.
i including a sw-at by Cher No:
! Schleutter which won the seco
m
whicn won the second
gsm-a for the Solons. Pitcher Red
Adams hit a round-tripper for the
Angels in the opener, a feat
which was duplicated by hi3
I teammate. Jack Calvey, who got
j another in the nightcap.
Thia week. Sa.i Francisco visits
Sacrsrr.onto, Seattle is entertain-1
sd by Oakland: Portland goe3 to
Hollywood as Los Angeles travels 1
to San Diego.
Carriers
Will Call to
. Collect
Between
iIay 1st
and
May 5th
Grande fu7 Observer
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Phone 600
Complete
Monday, April 30, J94.
Mrs. Zaharias Is
Golf Match Winner
SAN ANTONIO, Tex., April 30
(UP) San Antonio golf fans
grudgingly conceded today that
Babe Didrickson Zaharias prob
ably is the nation's top-ranking
v.oman golfer.
"The Babe" defeated the home
town favorite, Betty Jameson,
vith an easy 10-stroke margin in
yesterday's windup of their 72
hole challenge match. , Mrs. Za
harias closed out the match on
the 64th hole alter Miss Jameson
flubbed a six-foot putt, but they
played out the remaining eight
holes in deference to the 3,000
onlookers.
Four Players Are
Dropped by Portland
PORTLAND, April 30 (UP)
Four Portland Beaver baseball
players were released and a fifth
I sent to the eastern league on an
option. Manager Marv Owen and
G-3nrral Manager Bill Klepper
disclosed today.
Pitchers George "Duke" Wind
sor, Chubby Dean and Herb
"Hunk" Anderson were released
cutright, together with catcher
Earl Noragc-n. The fifth player,
Sam Latino, was sent to Wilkes
Parie on option.
OUR DEBT TO CHINA
China is the chief agricultural
creditor of America. We are in
debted to the Chinese directly or
indirectly, lor a large percentage
I tnc most important
fruits,
orna
irgeianies, grains, ana
mental plants grown here today.
Granada
T0NITE and TUESDAY
FOR THE "LITTLE MERCHANT"
Carriers
of the
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Please Have the
Correct Amoimt . . jSl
Available (or May
Paper Delivery to
Save Call Backs!
Your earner appreciates the cooperation you give, to make
the task of collections easier. A one time call saves them
many steps especially when the young boy or girl has a
large route to cover. We thank you. too. in their behalf.
1 1;
Local Reports
Pag ( I
Cooper Induction f
Tntn Armv Iinl.,.Jt
assivr isiiuj -VlaYC(l?.
ST. LOUIS, April! 30 (UPl- l
Catcher Walker Cooper, receiv
ing end of the Cardinals' lamoui
l -other act, b slated for induc
tion at Jefferson barracks tomor.
row.
. Cooper, originally, scheduled
for induction today.said transfer
w - - - appear
ance, t
Walker, with his pitching S
brother, Morton, sparked the SL t
Louis National league pennants
arives 01 !.:, ij anri m. He was
a big gun on attack as well as 1 !'
brilliant strategist on defense, 3
Batting .317 last year in the clean !
many consider an 'unpluggabl;
gap on the team. -
NEW YORK, April 30 (UP)-ff
iwo 01 ine top pucners ior me:1
Washington Senators - left Hit
t.. tnrlt,, tn an tr rirnll knn.J. r
in Illinois for pre-induction phys-fi
leal examinations... V. ji
Emit (Dutch) Leonard, veteran .
knuckle ball artist who won It ;
games with the last, place Sena-.'
tors in 1944, went to Springfield,
111., where he will take his ex
game winner in 1944, will report ;
to his board in New Athens, III
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