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Observer, La Grande, Ore'.) Sat., June 6, 1959 DREW PcAKbUN Steelworkers Are Poised For End-Of-Month- Strike WASHINGTON. Word has gone out to the nation's ste"el-r workers to be ready to walk off the job at the end of this month. All that remains is formal ratifi cation of a strike by the union's wage policy committee. At least one wildcat strike has already been reported by Jones and Laughlin, though the news was kept out of the papers. Their Chicago plant emptied for one aft ernoon until the union persuaded the workers to go back to their jobs. Meanwhile, White House aides have advised the steel companies that President Eisenhower won' intervene in the strike unless the national security is threatened. This suits the steel tycoons who have stockpiled enough steel to last three to four months. Brass-hat Lobbyists Congressman Alfred Santange-J lo, who represents part of the teeming island of Manhattan, has introduced an amendment to the defense appropriations act which could save the taxpayers a lot of money. The democratic cong ressman wants to bar defense contracts to any company which is employing a retired general or admiral who has been out of ser-, vice for less than five years. The congressman figures that when a retired admiral or gen eral goes back to the Pentagon to talk to his former subordinates, he has a favorite position in win ning billion-dollar contracts. And with most big defense contracts let on a noncompetitive, cost-plus basis, there is more favoritism in the Pentagon than in Tammany hall. The li.st of retired Army, Air Force and Naval officers working for big corporations reads almost like the membership of the Army Nsvy club. It will be interesting to see what the budget-balancing administration does about Con gressman .. Santangelo's amend ment.'." . ' Note On the Senate side, 111 ii.ojsiJemocratc Sen. Paul Doug las has demanded a list of all re tired officers who work for the' 100 biggest defense contractors.' He points out that 95 per cent of defense contracts are awarded without competitive bidding.' Many of the military men whd hand out these multimillion-dollar contracts later go to work for the companies they favored. Unanswered Letter There's a very important, rel atively unanswered letter tucked away in the voluminous Senate hearings on Admiral Strauss. It hasn't made headlines, and won't. But its subject will bring, wsrry- to-' every mother. For it concerns the vital question of what radioactive fallout may do to her children The charge has been made by Ex-commissioner Tom Murray of the AEC that Strauss didn't want' the public to realize the danger from fallout. And at the conclu sion of the Senate hearings, Chair man Warren Magnuson of Wash' ington wrote Strauss a letter ask ing him point-blank if he had prevented Professor H. J. Muller of ' Indiana university, noted au-'1 Atlanta Ruling Said Lenient ATLANTA (UPD Two federal court" judges have given Atlanta "a reasonable time" to come up with, a plan for desegregation of public schools. - The judges Friday issued an order prohibiting discrimination against Negro school children. Judge Frank Hooper handed down the decision after a one-day, non jury hearing. He was advised by fellow. Judge Boyd Sloan. A decision ordering tmmediatc or early integration had been ex nected bv many Atlanta residents. The actual ruling was considered lenient compared with those ex pectations. The language of Friday's order apparently means the city will have at least until 1U61 to make the transition. The state legislature convenes- Jan. 12, 1960, and is expected to enact new segregation laws. Any school ordered to desegre gate would be automatically closed under present state law. A grass roots movement was under way today to persuade the 1960 Legislature to keep public schools open regardless of inte gration or segregation. One widely supported proposal- calls for some form of local op tion to permit the citizens in volved to decide whether to close schools -in their districts or keep schools open on an integrated ba sis.' , Hooper and Sloan told the de fendant Atlanta School Board Fri; day It must present an integra tion plan not discriminatory be cause of race.' The city filed notice of appeal immediately, although the court pointed out it was bound by the V. S. Supreme Court to hold school segregation in Atlanta un constitutional. LOW UNEMPLOYMENT NUERNBERG. Germany UPI The number of unemployed per sons in West Germany at the end of May was a record low of 320,- 799.; the Federal Employment Bu reau reported today. Page 5 thority on radioactive fallout, from reading a paper on this sub ject at Geneva in 1955. I "When Dr. Muller appeared at the Geneva sessions," Senator Magnuson wrote, "He was invited lo take part in the discussions, but, immediately before the ses sion, was advised that he could not speak ... Dr. Muller's paper was withdrawn. "Since Dr. Muller had publish ed an article . . . differing from the official position of the atomic energy commission, there is some ground for inference that the commission was motivated by a desire to prevent the expression of such contrary view. I wish you would advise the committee what, if any, part you had in this matter," concluded Magnuson. In a press conference following the censoring of Dr. Muller at Geneva, Strauss had said he ac cepted full responsibility. But in answering Magnuson's recent let ter, the would-be secretary of commerce wrote: "I have no rec ord on this subject and would have, to rely on records of the atomic energy commission." Note Strauss was one of Ike s advisers who urged him to reverse Adlai Stevenson's proposal for a suspension of H-bomb testing, if Russia would agree. Eisenhower did so and denounced Stevenson, but is now negotiating with Rus sia for exactly what was propsed n October 1956. Washington Pipeline Democratic candidates for pres ident are giving each other the after - you Alfonse treatment. Though Sen. Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota is one of the lop farm experts in the nation, he bowed to Stuart Symington of Missouri when it came to investigating the agriculture department. He let Symington become chairman. Said Symington: "I'm certainly honored to have Hubert sit on my committee." . . . 'Rugged . Sen. Mike Monroney of Oklahoma, speaking on the Soviet economic challenge in Washington, got a question from the floor on an en tirely different subject. It read: 'Will Governor Edmonson of Oklahoma run against Sen. Bob Kerr in 1960?" Replied Monron ey: "I have enough trouble figur ing out who is going to run against me." Senator Kerr is very touchy on the subject of hand some Governor Edmonson al most as touchy as he is on the report that he pulls tax chestnuts out of the Senate fire for Secre tary of the Treasury Bob Ander son, who has been awfully nice to Kerr . . . Credit Sol Hurok with bringing the Bolshoi ballet to the USA. Hurok has been working on cultural exchange between the USA and the USSR for years .,. . Ed Rcid, potent secretary of the Alabama league of municipal ities, is helping round up south ern delegates for Jack Kenne dy. Mobile Telephones , The public hasn't paid much attention to it, but hearings are now being held before the fed eral communications commission which could give the telephone company a hold on trucking and taxi communications. It's a hearing to allocate the ridio spectrum for mobile radio the radio used in taxis, truck ing firms, oil and gas companies, to communicate with their units from a central office. The American Telephone and Telegraph company wants 75 megacycles of this precious space on the radio spectrum. It argues that more and more Americans are putting telephones in their cars. Actually, only 17,000 peo ple installed telephones in their cars since 1946. Therefore, oth er mobile radio outfits claim that what American Tel and Tel really wants is to invade truck ing and taxi communications. German Reds See Blockade BERLIN (UPD The East German Communists .threatened today to clamp a total blockade on West Berlin if West Germany goes ahead with plans for Parlia ment to meet in this Red-encir-tied city and elect a new presi dent. . Propaganda Chief Gerhart Ei- sler, a bail-jumping fugitive from ,JJ.S. justice, made the threat in an editorial published by the Communist Berliner Zeitung. He said workers in East Ger many are demanding the block fade as a retaliation for West Ger many's- planned "provocation" the presidential election scheduled July 1. The new president was to be elected at a special meeting of .parliament in West Berlin. How ever, reports circulating in Gene va today said the election may be postponed because of Konrad Adenauer's decision to continue as chancellor instead of seeking the presidency. - "If, despite all attempts in Ge neva to reach a peaceful agree ment, the Adenauer government lets the Bundestag (Parliament) mobilize in West Berlin, then so long as the Bundestag meets in West Berlin not ' a single trans port should be permitted through to West Berlin, these workers say, Eisler wrote. Gov. Hatfield Says Lodge Is Dark Horse BOSTON I UPD Gov. Mark Hatfield of Oregon said Thursday night that U.N. Ambassador Hen ry Cabot Lodge is the leading dark horse candidate for the 1960 Republican presidential nomina tion. The 36-year-old Republican, sec ond youngest governor in the na tion, said Lodge would be the logi cal choice in event of a deadlock between Vice President Richard Nixon and New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller. Hatfield also told newsmen at a press conference preceding a GOP dinner here he belives Adlai Stevenson will be nominated again as the Democratic presidential contender, with Sen. John F. Ken nedy ID-Mass.) as the vice presi dential .candidate. , He explained to the 1500 guests at the dinner how Oregon's Re publican party came back in 1958 from a nearly clean sweep by the Democrats in 1956. "We didn't depend upon the po dium and the pancake (TV make up), but rather upon callouses and bunions.. .we spent more mon ey on the candidate's gasoline gallons than his billboard bally hoo"," he said. , ' Hatfield has speaking engage ments in New York City Saturday and Sunday and at Houghton Col lege in Buffalo on Monday. He re ceived an honorary degree from Lafayette College in Easton, Pa., today. - He is scheduled to invite former President Hoover to attend cere monies at Independence, Ore., Aug. 15 when the Oregon wagon train is scheduled to complete its journey from independence, Mo. The youthful governor, whose name has popped up in specula tion about the vice presidency next year, also has a meeting planned with Rockefeller. Batista Exiles Hit Embassy CIUDAD TRUJILIiO. Domini can Republic ( L'PI ) Refugee fol lowers of former Cuban dictator Fulgencio Batista attacked the Cuban embassy here Friday night to climax a day of violence that left two persons dead and one wounciea. The refugees p.ninwl pnfrnnrn to the embassy building, wrecked some of the furniture and tried to set a fire. Police finally eject ed them. ' ' The action had started' off with the Batista group simply picket ing the embassy with protest signs. A shot which police said was fired from inside the rmhnc. sy hit one of the pickets, Emilio iionzaicz Martinez, mortally wounding him. That sparked the assault. Gonzalez Martinez died a short time later in the hospital. He was the third casualty in a day of violence between members of the large Cuban colony here and officials of the Fidel Castro government. Earlier, two Cuban diplomats, Mario Rivas Patterson and Juna Jose Real, exchanged fire with three refugees in the federal re serve bank lobby. A 7-year old Dominican boy, Ovidio Mendez, the son of an attorney, was fatal ly wounded in the cross fire. LEGAL NOTICE CALL FOR 3IDS Sealed bids will be received at the office of the City recorder at the City Hall in La Grande, Union County, Oregon, until 5:00 o'clock P.M., PST, on Wednesday, June 17, 1959, and will be publicly opened and read at 8:00 o'clock P.M. on said date at the City Commission meeting in said City Hall for furnishing, delivering and install ing in the City Water Office one new Model 1959 electric validating machine. Specifications: Three registers with a listing and totaling ca pacity of $999,999.99 each. Con secutive numbering and dating device without disabling lever. Locking keyboard to allow the operator to validate bill and stub before machine will allow oper ator to index another amount. Machine equipped with handle for manual operation if desired. Machine to be equipped with validating form chute for either righthand or lefthand form in sertion. 1316" printing line maximum. Logatype to. read "Pd." Maximum printing width 3 316". Rewind mechanism with cover and lock with key; double ribbon; Non turnbac!: form spac ing; suitable for either 2 932" or 3 716" single wound or double carbonized tape. Lock to pre vent machine operation (not to be interchangeable with other keys on machine). All three total keys locked during usage and key required to unlock. Counter, Dial, to advance upon completion of each bill and stub validated, without reset device. Control key tops to be marked W, S and M: and total key tops to be marked W, S and M. State guarantee, and delivery date. Any bid accepted will be subject to adoption of the City's 1959-1960 budget. Payment will not be made sooner than August' 10, 1959. . The City of La Grande reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to accept any bid which in the opinion of the City Commission shall serve the best interest of the -City of La Grande, Oregon. F. C. McSHANE City Recorder of La Grande, Oregon Publish June 6 & a, 1959. PRAYS' FOfc SUCCESS '" VATICAN CITY (UPD Pope John XXIII, in a brief unsched uled address during - a "holy hour" rite in St. Peter's Basilica Friday night, asked Roman Cath olics to pray for the success of the Geneva ioreign ministers con ference. He did not mention the conference by name, but Vatican sources said it was a direct refer ence to the Geneva meeting. La Grande Evening Observer Established 1896 Entered Second cla.ia Matter at the Pool Office or L Grande. Oregon Under the Act of March 8. '897. By Carrier Month 1.11 Tear . 16.UQ By Motor Route Tear ....$14.80 Month 1.40 By Mall ' Tear ......... ........ 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It's so simple to make a quick dinner when you serve those plump, rich Joan of Arc Pork & Beans, so distinctively different. Get them at your Grocer's. ANY GIRL in trouble, or needing a inenaiy adviser write, tele phone or stop in at the Salvation Army. 211 Fir St. WO 3-2941. I WILL not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone but myself. Shirley Ydho. Wish you had . . . A Guiding Star? NUTRA-GUARD IS BEST BY FAR! ! Food Supplement Get it at your Grocer's Miracle , Medicine for EVERYDAY PROBLEMS Classified Ads Use 'em often. Keeps finances healthy. WO 3-3161 20 Service Directory 20 SERVICE DIRECTORY When you need a specialized service call one of the firms or individuals listed here! DON'T THROW AWAY THAT OLD FEATHER BED, it can be made into a modern feather mattress. La Grande Mattress & Upholstery WO 3-3250, 203 Cherry just off, Adams., CHOKED? If plant roots are choking off your plumbing, Call DON'S PLUMBING SERV. Guaranteed root Destroyer. WO 3 2424. Case Sales & Service , G & H Welding Island City WO 3-3931 FOR theiady who enjoys the fin est. Call your Fuller Brush Dealer. Dewey Harmon, 1305 N Ave., WO 3-5596. INTERNATIONAL SALES ft SERVICE 1 BAILEY FARM EQUIPMENT ISLAND CITY WO 3-5023 RENT A POWER MOWER $1. lut nr. ... 50c ea. add. nr. WARD'S LA GRANDE PAINT ft GLASS Everything in Paint ft Glass 114 Depot WO 3-5121 WATKIN'S QUALITY PRODUCTS on your shelf WO S-27J5 80S C Ave. BODY BEAUTIFUL LENTZ BODY SHOP does expert Body It Paint work Island City, Phone WO 3-4042. THE FIXJT SHOP 218 FIR is HEADQUARTERS for general repairs, washing ma chines, elec. appliances, all ' kinds. IN TROUBLE CALL WO 3-2C04 Fruit Tree SprayinR H. Bergeron , WO 3 5729 Strange As r-Jdhii fiMinnr Ti THt CftPlThL CITY V-WTOSJ Of- ONe COUNTRY, TURKEY, teTUE ONLY ClTY IN IMS WORLD THhT STANDS ON CONTINENTS, f(ff0E lfy&- tUClLt COOK R&Y, of Burbgnk.Cllif, HftS h HALF BROTHER THEIR MOTHERS WERE $TER h KJU SISTER, hND PI HftUF SISTER-n . THEIR FATHERS WERE BRdTHlRi MRS. RftY'S FATHER HBO A ON BY HIS FIRST lAARRIRfii.HlS Wlft DIED fcND HE MARRIED HIS - DECEASED WIFE'S SISTER. THEN MRS. RAY AND HER SISTER WERE BORN... THE PARENTS WERE DIVORCED AND HER . MOTHER MARRIED HER FATHER BROTHER FIND THEY HM DftUSHTER.- t.. Im v v tit ot C.7tMHIM4. 10 Lost & Found 10 . LOST: Tot's small red ft white tricycie, sm'l rew'd, WO 3-2688. 16 Sales People, Agts 16 SALESMAN, 45-65. Splendid oppor tunity for older type man, or man & wife, selling top line Janitorial supplies for old es tablished firm in their com munity. No investment required. Must be neat in appearance ft bondable. Write or call Camp bell's Drive In, 123 East Alder, Walla Walla. Wash. 17 Help Wanted 17 COOK & waitresses needed. Apply Labor Temple, 220M. Depot. Be tween 10 a.m. ft 12 noon or 1 to 3 p.m. 19 Help Wd., Female 19 PROFITABLE Avon Cosmetics territory now available in La Grande (area or section). 4 Hours a day brings you a good income. Write immediately: Martina Marshall, Mgr., Box 846, Burns, Ore. 28 Musical Column 28 ALTO sax., good condition. See at: 1705 Oak, after 1, WO 3-4940. RCA, 1959 all channel Model, $239.95 Special price. $14.50 per . mo. RADIO MUSIC SUPPLY CO. 29 Building Material 29 BUILDING? Send for Wholesale Supplies catalog to Northern Distribution Co., 805 Pennsyl vania St., Longview, Wash. FOR your roofing, siding A re modeling call: L. A. JAMES CO. Free est. WO 3-3454. 8 FT, 2x4s. $15 per thousand. FREE wood plainer ends. U Haul, Western Stud Mills, Inc.. Elgin. Ph. HE 7-2611, Elgin. JOHNS MANSVILLE Terraflex floor covering. Lifetime floors, 15c a sq. VAN PETTEN LUM BER CO. 30 Misc. For Sale 30 JUST RECEIVED a New Ship ment of High Quality TENNIS & SPORT SHOES for the whole Family ... AT: , PAYLESS 2 STEEL drums, 30 ft 55 gal.; RC Allen stnd. typewriter, good condition. NU-WAY cleaners, WO 3-2311. FOR SALE: Cushman motor scooter. Call after 6 p.m. WO 3-5298. 20 Service Directory 20 PRECISION WHEEL BALANCING La Grande SHELL Serv. & Garage 2310 East Adams WO 3-5933 "e - FISH - ency Experts" a Man ft his MERCURY FEIK'S BOAT SHOP 1608 Adams WO 3-2405 EXPERT KEY MAKING SERVICE 3 Keys, $1, AT PAYLESS ' SEE the new G 3 GLASSPAR SKI BOAT CAL'S BOAT SHOP 1704 Adams WO 3-5633. CALL OFFICE Eagle Cap Laundry Cleaners Across From Bus Depot WO 1-26M J. Goodman C. Keefer RYAN NURSERY , For the best Nursery Stock 2805 N. Fir WO 3-5504 FRIGIDAIRE MAYTAG Appliance Sales ft Service DOLVEN'S WO 3-3327 JONES BROTHERS HEATING Island City Hy WO 3-2421 McCULLOCH SAWS SALES ft SERVICE 215M FIR WO 3-5609 ELECTRONIC tV ' Radio ft TV Repair 4th k Jefferson WO 3-3251 LA GRANDE READY MIX PH. WO 3-2031 STAN'S TREE SERVICE Trimmine . removing shrubbery. Expert-- work. Instocd. Free Estimate. Fn. wo 3-3601. wood fence posts, oil kinds, for sale. Observer Want Ads Get Results It Seems On ITS HISTORIC VOYhQE, THE USS N&UTIU& ricmuswo ft DEEP-5Ef VftLLtY fit THE NORTH POLE I3,f 10 FEET DEEP ftlMOSf 2,000 F6ET DEEPER THhM PR6VI0U5UT S'A HAEftSURCP-. 30 Mite. For Sal 30 PAYLESS Is the Place To Buy . ; . FRESH NEW HEARING AID BATTERIES: E1E; 400E; C25E; 675E: 412E: 401E and many others. PAYLKSS DRUG 2 GARAGE overhead doors. 1 I ft 1-10 ft. Call WO 3-5022 33 Garden Supplies 33 MONTGOMERY WARD CHOR TRACT, like new. Plow ft culti vator. $150. JOHNSTON'S liMH U Ave. WO 3-5097 GRASS WORKERS SUPPLIES Summer sun hats; Work ' gloves; Suit tablets; Sun tan lotions; Sun glasses . . . GET YOURS AT: , PAYLESS DRUG . 39 Pets, Ken'ls., Etc. 39 FOR SALE: pedigreed Wire-hair terrier, male, loves children reasonable. Phosc WO 3-2510. Pets boarded, come see us, You'll be glad you did. " Weeping Willow Kennels Union 41 Livestock Wtd. 41 La Grande Livestock Comm. Co. Sale Every Thursday Phone Office WO 3-2660 Bob Green ft Barney Stephens 42 Livestock 42 SALE or trade, saddle horse for sheep, cattle. Bill 'Aytward,' El gin. HE 7-3442. . ,' - - . 45 Sportsman's Col. 45 DON'T DREAM ABOUT BOATING ENJOY YOURSELF! 15' TRIDENT GLASS PAR ..... $935.81 ; Tnis beauty is fully equip ped. You can have the pleasure of this boating season . . . and just for a small monthly payment. ' EASY TERMS wilh 10 to ; 20 DOWN. OTHER EQUIPMENT ON ' DISPLAY FOR YOUR BOATING PLEASURE. CALS BOAT SHOP 1704 Adams WO 3-5633 FOR SALE: 32 cal. Colt automatic pistol, $15. 1904 E. N Ave., Apt. 2 after 5 p.m. ! FOR SALE or Trade; 12' Fibcrglas boat, trailer, 26 hp. motor, boat cover. 3 lifejackets and oars. Mt. View Trailer Court office, 1st ft Y, after 5 p.m. 47 Wanted To Boy 47 PAY $200 per roll for 1931s or 1909s Lincoln cents. $20. ea. for 1909s VBD. 45. for completed Lincoln Boards. WO 3-5809. We are now buying wool at top prices. In all sizes of lots. LA GRANDE LIVESTOCK COM. CO., WO 3-2660. 50 Fuel Supplies 50 14" MILL WOOD Call WO S-5642 or Union 1651. Bos 185. Union, Ore. 51 Wanted To Rent 51 NEED furnished 2-bdrm. house. EOC student. Write Box 190, co Observer. ' 53 Room & Board -53 Room and Board for working men. WO 3-4862 after 6 p.m. 56 Apt. Rentals -56 UPSTAIRS, bedroom, kitchen and bath. WO 3-2050. HOUSEKEEPING room wilh bath. Near college & town. All utili ties. $45. 1802 3rd, WO 3 3C36. ' SMALL upstairs furn. apt., Private bath. WO 3-5338, 905 Spring. BACHELOR Apt., clean, reas onable, close in. WO 3-2828. Downtown Apt. for Information Inquire - at Zimmerman . wmmmm 56 Apt. Rentals . 56 FURNISHED 2-room apt. for light housekeeping, 1712 Cedar or WO 3-5340. MODERN 2 room, furnished, apt. elec. stove, refrig, private bath. WO 3-3610, 1206 N Ave. 57 Apts., Unfurn. -57 3 room apt., private bath, range & rofng. Adults. 1702 2nd. W0 3-4402. VERY DESIRABLE four room apt. Has kitchen and laundry ap pliances. Steam heat. Adults. Melvilles, 1431 Adams Ave. . 58 Houses For Rent 58 SMALL 1 bedroom house, partly lurn., adults. WO 3-5839. 59 Misc. for Rent 59 Trailer Space A now court, 1904 E. N Ave. 67 Business Property 67 RESTAURANT on Hiway 30, Baker, Ore. Seats 55, Im. poss. DINGER REAL ESTATE 2021 Court Ave. Baker. Ore. 78 Farms & Ranches 78 FOR SALE: Ton acres with beau- tirul now 3 bedroom home, family room & attached garage. Approximately 1900 sq. ft. in all. On Hiway into Joseph. Write or phone George A. Brown, Jo seph, Ore. 80 ACRES mountain meadow Good water. Good cabin. $2500. cash. Call WO 3 2459, after 6 p.m. BILL THOMAS REAL ESTATE 207 Depot WO 3-3173 DUKKK REALTY Benny Hicks, Salesman WO 3-2423 La Grande. Oregon 79 Real Estate Wtd. 79 BURLING HEAL ESTATE HOMES. RANCHES, ACREAGES 1103 Adams WO 3-5450 80 Houses For Sale -80 3 UEDROOM home, acre in Love. I'hone Cove 221 aflor 6. Fruitdale 3 ACRES in Fruitdale, 3 bedroom modern home with basement. Two wells, two garages, nice barn, close to Riverside park. SEE: W. M. "Bill" Wilson. Malone Realty 2113 Second . WO 3-4954 A CUSTOM built home to your speculations for only S6.900. on your properly. Either 2 or 3 bedrooms, large living room, hardwood floors. Kitchen equip prd with latest model G.E. Ap pliances. Beautiful built-in birch or mahogany cabinets, plumb ing fixtures your choice of colors. Large master bedrooms. A de light to any home-maker. If in terested Call or Write: ECONO MY BUILT. HOMES, 7007 N.E. 4(i!h, Portland 13, Ore. SMALL 2 bdrm. home. Complete gas appliances, wall to wall rugs. Priced for quick sale. WO 3-5077. 4-YR. OLD, 3 bedroom home. Small acreage, 2 miles out. Good oiled road. WO 3-4090. DUPLEX FOR SALE New lurge,- two bedroom units. tile bath, Birch cabinets, Maple trim, forced air heat. Close to schools ft college. WO 3-3240. SPACIOUS 2-story, 4 bdrm. house, d?n. Centrally located for public schools ft college. Favorable financing, low down payment. For. details ft inspection call: H. E. Philby, 1108 First, WO 3 2672. WESTENSKOW-NEBEKER Real Estate ft Ins. Serv. Foley Bldg; WO 3-5321 ,W. E. WILKINS ' ' Real Estate ft Insurance ' Sac Annex Hh. WO S-I1S6 WILLIAMSON'S Real Estate & Ins. Serv. .,',. WO 3-4311 87 irrigation, Pumps 87 ; Solid Steel Drive Points t- if G ft H Welding . Island City . WO 3-3931 Wells & Pumps Island City Hy. WO 3-4524 O. C. TANDY. WELL DRILLING 5 Thief Valley Road Box 223, North Powder Ph. 2438 90 Trailer Houses 90 EAZ LIFT Trailer hitches, Trailer wiring. CHUB'S TRAILER rent al ft Sales. ' ' 1109 V St. WO 3-5960 91 Trailers For Sale 91 ORCHARD Trailer Court. Trailer House, $300. cash. WO 3-5848. 94 Machinery 94 FOR SALE; Hydraulic D-4 dozer, unit complete wltn pump, tame, controls. Fred Roulct, Elgin, Ore. VALLEY IMPLEMENT New Oliver Sales It Service lc Used ennsiirnl machinery Island City Hy. WO 3-5446 59 Misc. for Rent 59 OFFICE For Air conditioning system; well lighted, ventilated; outside wall. Steam Heat, Janitorial Service furnished fri Free parking, near Post Office. May paint to suit and aubdrVMe to fit budget. Some vault and basement storage, tfceated on street floor. Very reasonable rental, long or 'short term basis. - ' , V ; .- '; ..- See at Observer Building or s ' -:j .. Call Allen at 3 3161 Xvv. 95 Logging Equip't. 95 HOM ELITE CHAIN SAWS From $169 Serv. ft Sales 2 GI's . ATTENTION: Loggers, Farmers, Contractors . . , Just arrived New Model 9-23 HOMELITE CHAIN SAW, 9 hp, 23 lbs.; HOME-' LITE GEAR DRIVE, 9 hp., 26 lbs. Most powerful chain saw today! Ask for demonstration. Also HOMELITE RIDING MOWER. BE SURE TO SEE THESE AT: . 2 G.I.'S 98 Truck, Auto Rent. 98 Trucks for rent you drive Move yourself save half MAC'S MOBILE SERVICE 1434 Adams - Phone WO 3-440f 100 Autos For Sale 100 Demonstrator We have 3 demonstra tors which have 'ibeen driven approximately 5,000 miles eachVi'and can be purchased, for substantial savings. '. If you are. Interested . . . SEE US; , ' AT ONCE! .... Gettings Lynclw; Motor: Co; Pontiac Buick , . v Cadillac Vauxhall Intel-national 47 PONTIAC 4-door, edan, good condition. 1715 Jackson.1 53 Olds, 4-door, Super 88. Radio, Hoater, Power Steering, Power brakes. Will take trade. Will sell cheap. A must. 2718 Ash. OK USED CARS M. J. GOSS i Motor Company 1 HAND FORD 5ALES Chestnut ft Jefferson WO 1211 , Gettings-Lynch J Motor Co. Pontiac Buick Cadillac TOO cowpokes ; in the family & ONLY ONE HORSE IN THE CORRAL? ' i If that's the case, figura tively, La Grande. Automo bile Week will help you solve your problem. Daily " listings in the classified section during this week will net you a Good Used : car Buy. . watch; classifiIdAds AUTOMpfelLE LISTINGS Special Listings 8 thru'ia 59 Misc. for Rent 59 SPACE ff Rent