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NOTICES-,--.
Coolififl P nnri SriW
Unjon.Couni.y"-.HiEtorical Society
; a rrjrnerman b - sat. 9:30 a.m.
I WILL -HOT be responsible, for
' any debts other ,thaii my. own.
Hay Williams, Wallowa; Ore.
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ANY GIRL, in trouble,. or needing
1 a 'friendly advisorwrite, telo
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SERVICES ' ' t
1 yss.N.swissyss.Mvsv
DON'T discard,. your,, old ..feather
bdd!1 Have 'it. mado into the
modern featlier maltrosB, foath
: er pillows, renovated. Ph. WO 3
.' 3250. EDWARDS UPHOLSTERY.
STANS TREE SERVICE. ,, Now. is
,.,tho lime to get those trees
trimmed, reasonable rates.. Free
. estimates, Insured. Ph, WO 3
3601.
' Fuller Brush Dealer
Ph. WO 3-28B0 i'
r 1303 Ninth St.
TOOL SHARPENING
Sissors ' Saw Filing '
Hugh Darlin, .1207 ,Y. Ave.
.u EAGLE- CAP LAUNDRY .
:f Enterprise, Ore.
Home Pickup-Delivery Wed. & Frl.
-. For service. - Ph. WO 3-5687.
. Furniture & Cars Upholstered
'LA GRANDE UPHOLSTERY :
?. CENTER
Kb & Adams Ph, WO 3-2353
SITUATIONS WANTED
20
Woman wants winter feeding job
on cattle ranch. Am capable.
Write Doris R. Griggs, Victor,
Idaho.
Observer Want Ads Get Results
CARPENTER work of all kind.
Repair or new building. Cut rute
prices. l-Mi. WU 3-4930.
HELP WANTED FEMALE 23
Wuntcd: Permanent housekeeper
companion for old couple in
country. Good wages. Write 01)
server Box 115.
A woman bartender, under 40
years of ago for evening shift
Inq. Stockman's.
FARM EQUIPMENT
30
M. E. Mustang Tillers!
New! 2-OnIy! Were $225.00 each.
Now $200.00 each
Inland Poultry & Feeds
1418 Jefferson Ph. WO 3-4223
PUMPS-IRRIGATION
32
O. C. TANDY
WELL DRILLING
Thief Valley Road
Box 223, North Powder Ph.-243G
LIVESTOCKPOULTRY
34
For Sale:, One gentle spirited
gelding saddle horse. $150.00.
One Guernsey milk cow. $105.00.
Ph. WO 3-3661.
FOR SALE: One Jennie Burro,
also one Jack Burro. Can be
seen ut Virgil Weir's, across from
Krultdnlc School.
La Grande Livestock Comm.
Co.
Sale Every Thursday
Phone Office WO 3-2660
Bob Green & Barney Stephens
FOOD-FOOD SERVICE
3?
Milk by the jug.
Clarks Dairy
2 Depot Corner 4th
BUILDING SERVICE
40
Remodeling New Constructor
Block Laying It Concrete Work
Buthroom Tiling ' : ;
W. H. Arnsni Ph. WO 3-434?
BUILDING MATERIAL 41
Storm Windows!
All size Custom made storm win
dows. We measure, make and in
stall. Prepare for Winter nowl
La Grande . Paint .
& Wallpaper
114 Depot St.
Volcano Floor Cleaner!
CLEAN - Oderlcss Harmless-Fireproof.
Gets rid of oil and grease,
keeps the garage clean.
La Grande Lumber Co.
Fir & Jefferson
8 FT. 2x4s. lit Pr thousand
FREE wood planer ends. X
Haul, Western Stud Mills, Inc.
Elgin. Ph- HI!- 7-i!BI I g-IKin
ilVVV'VrirsfV"sriif
FEED & FUEL 43
Jiru--ru-irn nr.-.-
14" MILL WOOD
C;ill WO 3 MA?, or I'nion 3IWI.
lion 1115, UliloiiOrc. ' '
MISCHFOR At M
SPECIAL!
Cjosc out on Men's Packer and- Logger Type (8 inch) Boots; Also
Sport, Boots.. These Danner ' Boots are High Quality Ranging In
Price From ?15.95 to $18.95 While They Last, Only .
' $12.95 ...
Also, J.bafers and. ,3-gycict' Lace Oxford. , -Prices
Reduced From $9.95 4 $10.95 To
, Low Of $6.75 To $7.95.
f - -' ... ... . ,
SwInney's.Shoe Shop .
... . .j Jo uepot St.-. v. j V. ,. i. n ' 1
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES j U
USED T.V. SETS!
One 8 in. G.E. Portable ?60.
up. One 17 in. Portable $85.
$79.95
Severd I Consoles
BOH N EN
USED
We Give "S.&H."
LOGGING EQUIPMENT
44
Used Crawler Tractors!
International T , D-14 . with hvd.
dozer, Caterpillar D-6. Allis Chalm
ers H D-7. wide gage, International
D-9 witli long. tract. Allis Chalmers
Moaei in. New motor just installed
Oregon Tractor
1) Depot St.
Ph. WO 8-2314
Homelight Chain Saws!
More Power Per Lb. Than
Any Other Saw.
; TWO GI'S
SUPPLY CENTER
1005 Adams Ph. WO 3-5431
MISC. FOR SALE
50
; Oriental Gifts!
Lovely new group of Oriental Wood
Block Prints. Wonderful for your
own home or that Special Gift
tor unrisimos. -- '
THE TOWN HOUSE
- - 1308 Adams
Guns, Scopes, Ammo. & Acces-
sorlcs at bargain, prices. Most
anytthing taken in trade. We
rent Guns. TRADER BILL'S
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
52
HAVE two Pac-a-way freezers for
saio or trade, see Virgil Weir
across irom r ruitdalo School
SPORTING GOODS .
57
. 'HUNTER'S'' ,
Big, Discount on .Ammunition
Tents r Tarps Sleeping Bags
Shell Belts Insulated Boots
Thermal Underwent1. .
OUTDOOR SUPPLY
; 1212 Adams
U. ,S. ARMY 30-OC Springfield '03
S3R.08. Very good -.condition
N.R.A. Standards, High Serial
No., Deadly accurate. $4.00 down
MONTGOMERY WARD.
Guns, Scopes, Ammo, & Acces
sories,. at bargain tPI'Iccs. Most
anything taken in trade. We
rent uuns. trader bill's
WANTED TO TRADE
59
Neat' 2-bcdroom house, , on the
South side or town Tor larger
homo. If interested, Ph. WO 3-
8395. -
HOUSES FOR SALF
40
.WILLIAMSON'S
Real Estate & Insurance Service
Ph. WO 3-4311
Berry & Thomas
Real Estate
207 Depot Ph. WO 8-3173
NELLE GRIMMETT
Real Estate ;
4th & Depot Ph. WO 3-5312
W. E. WILKINS
Real Estate & Insurance
Sac Annex Ph. WO 3-213ti
For Sale or Trade!
Apt. House located near busine
district, on Adams Ave. Will take
house as down payment. Wonder
ful opportunity.
Westenskow
& NEBEKER
Renl Estate & Insurance Service
Foley Bldg. Ph, WO 8-5321
REAL ESTATE WANTED
eS
3-Bedroom Home!
100 ft. frontage by 200 ft. Well for
irrigation. Only $0,000.
Income Prboertv!
One to rent and one to live in.
3-bedroom home to live in with
full basement, coal and wood fur
nace, 2-bedroom home to rent. Onlv
$7,000
Merle Burling
' Salesman
' Mayflower Jns.
1103 Adams Pli, WO 3-5450
Exford Smith, Jtenllor .
Offices in Ln Grande Jt -linker
APTS. FOR RENT
7
Unfurn. 3-Room Apt.
1'i iv.ilo h.'dh, 1st llonr, steam horn
ami T.V. cable. Ph.- WO a 44112.
MIKrFOR SALB --f"" -
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES - M
Three 14 in. Portables $89.95
Three 21 in. Table Models
& up .
To Choose From
K AMP'S
DEPT.
Green Stamps
i APTS. FOR RENT
7
Modern 2-room furnished ant
Electric stove and refrig. Pri
vate bath. Ph. WO 3-3610.
ATTRACTIVE well planned apt,
Suitable for two people. Inq
504 Main Ave. ' - -
FURNISHED Ant., also unfurnish
, duplex Apt., .Stokes hot water
boater, double garage. Ph., WO 3,
5340 or Inq. at 506 Main St.
... Furnished . Apt. ...
Steam heat. Grande Ronde Apts.
1902 3rd. St. . Ph. WO 3-5113
BACHELOR , Apt. Steam heat,
clean, reasonable, close In,
; 1908 2nd St., Ph. WO 3-2828. '
3-ROOM furnished apt. Private
bath, garage. Pennsylvania Apts.,
i S02 Penn.
FURNISHED 3 -rooms. Private
bath, steam heat, Adults. Inq
1702 2nd St. or Ph. WO 3-4402.
MISC. RENTALS
6?
FOR RENT: 22-ft. trailer house.
: Ideal for couple. Low utilities,
or will sell cheap. For infonna-
tion Ph. WO 3-5176.
v Park Your Trailer .
fit Our Modern Court. Shade
Lawn, Moderate Rates. Ph. 381
IMBLER TRAILER COURT,
IMBLER, ORE.
Observer Want Ada Get Results
WANTED TO RENT
70
Unfurnished House
2 or 3-Bcdrooms. Ph. WO 3-4322,
or see - sergeant Young, La
Grande Armory.
LOCAL business man desires 2-
bedroom house or duplex to rent.
Must be unfurnished. Ph. WO 3
5311." MONEY TO LOAN
1
6 LAND BANK LOANS' 5
National Farm Loan Association
New Foley Bldg. La Grande,
Ore. - "
INVESTMENTS
82
Desire $2,000, 1st. mortgage loan
on La Grande duplex properly
located on north side. Write
Observer Box 116.
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES
B3
FOR Lease py Richfield Oil Cor
poration, exclusive morKeiers ol
Boron gasoline, well located ser
vice stations in La Grande and
Pendleton, Fine opportunity for
conscientious young men. Fin
ancial help available to quali
fied persons. Training in engine
tune-up and brake work given
if desired, also insurance and
other benefits. Ph. WO 8-2821.
TIRES & ACCESSORIES
9)
IN STOCK: 14 INCH SNOW CAPS
to . make, your driving sufer:
more free from skids. Schrivcr's
Flying A. 1701 Adams.
MOTORCYCLES
92
1957 B. S. A. Motorcycle. 650 cc.
$750.00 cash or take over pay
ments plus equity. Contact Ger
ald Goldsborough, Hotel Foley.
TRUCKS & TRAILERS 94
1949 Willys Jeep!
new tires. $595.00 Inq. Apt. 16,
Eocene Court.
1948 WILLYS Jeep for sale. 4-
nvlon tires, motor in excellent
condition. Ph. WO 3-5871. ,
1951 International Pick-up. Extra
clean and in good shape. Leon
ard Huffman. Phone Union 3194.
10 FT. Pan American Trailer.
Very attractive, ,in good condi
iton, for sale or trade on proptr
tv. Ph. WO 3-2801 or WO 3-4749.
AUTO FOR RENT
9$
Trucks for rent you drive
Move yourself save half ;
MAC'S MOBIL SERVICE
1434 Adam " Phone WO 3-4409
AUTOS FOR SALB
1952 Ford, H, & H Overdrive.
$30C.0O Good coiuiiuon. I9.i2
Studebaker Commander, V-8, R.
& II., and Overdrive. Good con
dition. $300.00. Inq. 1804 V Ave.
Ph. WO 3-4054. -
1950 Delux Chev.
dour sedan. Donald II. (V.ttald.
Ph. WO 3 ?.t23. - -
SfcS"ss,ssfc mmm m m.
Jhe Choice Was
"'7'"..;Neven Better;;;;
THE GARS WERE
NEVER CLEANER
1958 Ford Fairlane 500 .Sedan
1957 Pontiac Starchief Hardtop
1956 Cadillac Hardtop (oupe
1956 Cadillac; Coupe DeVille
1956 Buick 4-door Super Sedan
1 955 Chevrolet Belaire, 4-door
1955 Studebaker V-8 Sedan , r
1 955 Oldsmobile 88' Hardtpp Coupe
1954 Oldsmobile V88" 2-dpor Sedan
1954 Plymouth 4-cJopr Sedan' -
1 953 Oldsmobile "98" Hardtop Coupe ,
"The Car Makes Good or We 60!"
(3ETTINGS-LYNCH ;
MOTOR CO:
Adams 8t Hemlock
AUTOS rOK SALb
COME IN
jt.
See the new 1959
. Chevrolet
IMPALA
4-Door Sporty Sedan
It's All . New .
M. J. GOSS
MOTOR CO.
Chevrolet t
Oldsmobile
1959
FORD
NOW ON
DISPLAY
Hand Ford
Sales
Chestnut & Jefferson-
1951 AAercury
Good condition, 4-door.
Ph. Imbler 769
1954 Ford Mainliner
Sedan. Good condition.
' Ph. Elgin HE 7-2854
1958 Stude. Scotsman!
10,000 miles. R. & H:, Overdrive.
Ph. WO 3-2322
CAPTAIN'S DISH Red
haired Y v p n n e Buckingham
limbers up aboard a luxury
liner moored in London, Eng
land. The shapely 21-ycar-old
appears in the new movie, "The
Captain's Tabic."
Hearing Planned
Oh Independent
Logging Troubles
WASHINGTON (UPP-The Sen
ate,, Small Business Committee
has announced plans for a one
day public hearing Nov. 13 in Su
perior, Wis., on problems of the
independent logging and sawmill
industry.
The announcement was made
jointly by chairman John J.
Spnrkman (D-Ala.) and Sen. Will
iam Proxmire u-Wis., a com
mittee member who is seeking re
election. Spnrkman said similar hearings
will ho belli in tilhii' majni Inn
her ureas. ' "
- .f (ryyy-ljTj-y-u-tj-ij-y
. . 1
Ph. WO 3-3431
Judge Penies .
Beck's Request
For Trial Delay
-; . 'ill, ,!' : .. I '.
i.TACOMA. IUPD U.S. pistrict
Judge George H: Bolt today de
nied ex -1 e a m s te r.' boss 'Dave
Beck's request for an 1 indefinite
postponement of his income tax
evasion .'trial, 'scheduled for next
month, in Federal Court heroi i
Judge Bolt also turned down a
request for a pre-trial hearing in
which evidence of community
bias could be presented.
The judge, in an airmailed de
cision from Washington, D.C., to
the Tacoma court, said, "Further
hearings and additional argument
would serve no proper or useful
purpose, the court being fully sat
isfied that the showing mode does
not justify the continuance applied
for."
Beck will go on trial Nov. 10 in
Tacoma , charged with evading
more than $200,000 in income
taxes for 1950-53.
Lag Of Polio
Vaccinations ,
Brings Warning
WASHINGTON (UPD Arthur
S; Flemming, secretary of Health,
Education and Welfare, warned to
day that lack of polio vaccinations
is 'needlessly risking the health
and happiness of thousands of our
children and young people."
Flemming said the number of
paralytic polio cases increased
this year for the first lime since
the Sulk vaccine became avail
able. He blamed "indifforence"
on the part , of parents for n
lag' in vaccinations. . ..
He told a news conference that
there were 1,815 cases of para
lytic polio during the first nine
months of this year, 238 more
than in the same period of 1957.
Singer, Actress
Appear In Income
Tax Contest
LOS ANGELES (UPD Singer
Gordon MacRae and television ac
tress Nanette Fnbray were sched
uled to appear in federal court
today to contest the government's
claim that they are behind in in
come lax pgymenls.
i Judge Bruce M. Forrester Mon
day continued a case against act
or Van Johnson involving a back
tax claim of $117,497, and settled
a claim of $15,200 against New
York Yankee co-owner Del Webb
and one of $40,609 against Alex
ander Carson, husband of comedi
enne Carol Channing.
. Also On the docket today arc
claims against the estate of the
late actor Louis Calhern and
against former producer Z. Wayne
Griffin. Actor . Clark Gable was
expected toe appear to testify on
Griffin's behalf.
SLOT MACHINES FOUND
PENDLETON UPD Sheriff
Roy Johnson of Umatilla county
raid Monday that his deputies
liave confiscated 19 slot machines
lound in a small stone pumphouse
(in, property near here.
Johnson said it was not known
to whom the machies belonged.
The machines were taken to n
warehouse here.
ENDS U.S. VISIT
MADRID. Spain tUPM The
Marquesa de Villaverdc, the only
daughter of Spanish chief of state
Francisco Franco, 'returned ta
Madrid Sunday from n visit to
the United States. Her husband,
a doctor.- remained in the United
States for medical studies.
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EXPLODE NUCLEAR WEAPON
WASHINGTON UPI The
Atomic Energy Commission an
nounced Sunday that Russia had
exploded another nuclear weapon,
tho second in two days and the
I mill ..since the Snwek resumed
J testing on Sept. 30. ....
(PROBABLY DEMOCRATIC
Wf'Sr&i-i v ' - cy States in Bold Outlise) .
- SPLIT Sf , j . - "
YEAR OF THE DEMOCRATS? According to samplings of i political prognostications, by
numerous, observers, the Democrats,, already holding a 49-47 edge in the Senate, stand a good
chance of. retaining most, of; -their seats fend picking up sdme from the hard-pressed Republi
cans. Pre-election news from state after, state is gloomy for the GOP. : Newsmap above
plots the outlook for the November senatorial elections in 23 states across, the country. In
"--'-i and West Virginia, two senators will be voted to office; in all others, one '
1,270 REPORTS
"NATURAL PHENOMENA" ."INSUFFICIENT
290 AIRCRAFT ,194 BALLOONS DATA"
354 STARS, COMETS; ETC. ' - - .-:
ARE THEY OR AREN'T THEY? Flying saucer afflcionados
have again been given bad news by the Air Force. Investigating
a record 1,270 saucer reports during a 13-month period ending
July 31, it lists the statistics shown in sketch above. Natural
phenomena, man-made objects, or just plain hoaxes, answered
the bulk of the sightings as far as the Air Force was concerned.
Reports on another 14 per cent were too sketchy to permit
evaluation. Less than two per cent were listed as- "unknowns,"
Which the Air Force explains will always be present "due to
high altitude phenomena strange to the untrained eye."
Gas Official Tells FPC
Merger Means
WASHINGTON (UPD The
Federal Power Commission 1 was
told Monday that merger of El Pa
so Natural Gas Co. and Pacific
Northwest Pipeline Corp.' would
provide western consumers with
gas- at prices cheaper than either
company could charge independ
dently. .
The statement was made by
Ray C. Fish, former head of Pa
civic Northwest, as the commis
sion resumed for one day a hear
ing on the proposed merger. El
Paso Natural owns 99 per ,cent
of , Pacific Northwest's stock, but
cannot, formally take over the
corporation without FPC approval.
Fish testified that El Paso's
ownership of Pacific Northwest
"already had prevented substan
tial rate increases" because Pac
ific Northwest, without its El Paso
tie, would have been forced to ap
ply for higher rates. i ; '
"These would Rave been sub
stantially larger than those asked
for by Pacific Northwest after its
stock was acquired by El Paso,"
Fish said: Fit-h, now chairman of
the Fish Engineering Corp., was
principal organizer of Pacific
Northwest. .
"And if that had not proved
enough." he added, "we were pre
pared to file for a further rate in
crease." Fish said that - Pacific North
west, operating independently, had
never been able to offer proposals
to provide gas supplies to Califor
nia under terms thai were accep-
THREE BIG EYES This big
eyed creature fits comfortably
into the clenched fist of a big
eyed girl at the Viciwa Zoo.
Smallest monkey in; captlvUy,
it war taV-en in Madagascar.
Ob.ervTrLa Cr.nd., Or,
2 PROBABLY REPUBLICAN fJftJNCERTAIN NO ELECTION
(Key States in
IN 13 MONTHS
V.
i a At .
170
. 2 .
UNKNOWN"
21 CASES
Cheaper Prices
table to California customers. But
under the merged operations he
said. El Paso will use Pacific
Northwest facilities to transport
gas destined for eventual delivery
to California, as well as to north
western states.
El Paso serves customers in
California, West Texas, New Mex
ico, Arizona and Utah. Pacific
Northwest's system extends -from
New Mexico through Colorado,
Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon
and Washington. In addition it im
ports Canadian gas. ' .
Texas, New Mexico, Arizona,
Nevada, Idaho and Wyoming have
approved the merger. Chief oppos
ition has come from California.
Authorities there fear the state
would become dependent upon
only one supplier El Paso.
' HOOP HITS JAPAN
TOKYO (UPD The Wa hoop
has come to Japan. Twelve ballet
school' students dipped and. gyrat
ed at the Imperial Hotel, Satur
day in Japan's first, demonstra
tion of the new craze' which has
swept the . United States and
Europe. An American - toymaker
introduced the toy for , sale in
leading department stores.;
RECORD EXTREME COLD
WASHINGTON (UPD A balloon-borne
Instrument 13 miles
above the South Pule picked up
"the lowest temperature ever re
corded at any height, anywhere"
on July 16. the Commerce De
partment announced. ,It was 135.4
degrees below zero. '
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P)NEWSMAH
Mysterious Stains
On Houses Disturb
Salem Residents -
SALEM i UP!) Mysterious
staine on houses in the south
Salem area have disturbed resi
dents who plan to start pelitions
going. . .
Mrs. Robert Dormsen, one of
the petition's sponsors,1 said the,
petition links both the. black stain
and also "unbearable odors" to
Oregon Pulp and Paper Company..
But Karl Heinlein, manager, of
Oregon Pulp, denied that there
had been any recent change- in
the mill operation that could
cause I he black splotches which
have hit .virtually all wood-walled
homes and business buildings in
the infested area.
Petitioners hope to present their
case to the city council Nov. 6
and get it referred to the State
Air Pollution Committee.
Heinlein said there .was some
odor coming from a slough near
the plant but said it .was caused
by decaying vegetation, not by,
mill discharge. . ; . , , ,
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From The
News
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United Press International .
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LOS ANGELES President
Eisenhower, in a campaign ad
dress: .
"Today ' from Lebanon ' to
Qucmoy those in the world who
would do., us harm know that
America will not be bullied."
BERKELEY, Calif. Pibul
Songgram, former Thai prime
minister, on Field Marshal Sarit
Thamarat's seizing governmental
control in his homeland:
"I believe the government will
be in good hands if Sarit is in
control."
WORCESTER, Mass. Gyorgy
Cziffra, refugee Hungarian pian
ist, after playing "My Country,
'Tis of Thee" at a concert:
"I know what that song means
in your country, too."
DETROIT Mrs. Chester Ull
man, who gave birth to four girls
early this month, commenting on
birth of quadruplets in Richmond,
yVa., to Mrs. Edward G. Engle
hart:. "My gosh. I .certainly hope she
does as well physically as I have
done."
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