Observer, I Grande, Ore.; Sat., June 27, 1959 Page 5
BRANDO 'S EX- WIFE ANNA
GETS HER OWN TV SHOW
By VERNON SCOTT
UPI Staff Writer
HOLLYWOOD iLPH Almond
eyed Anna Kashfi. Marlon .Bran
do's ex-whife, said today she is
starting life anew lo concentrate
on an acting career. I
For the first time in almost a
year Anna is back at work and
in her first television show.
Fittingly, the smoky-s k i n n e d
beauty who is purportedly half
Indian, half Welsh portrays a
half-caste French and Chinese
girl in her video debut.
Anna refused scores of oppor
tunities in movies and TV during
and since her turbulent marriage
to mumbling Marlon. The fast
back artists wanted to capitalize
on her head lined marriage, baby
and divorce. But the 24-year-old
Anna turned thumbs down.
Why, then, the sudden decision
to perform again?
"This is the first script I've
liked," she said. "It's a waste of
time to appear in anything that
is not. good."
Anna can afford to be choosy.
Bier settlement with Brando
brought in mere than half a mil
lion dollars.
She's bought a new home in
Beverly Hills where she and
young Christian, 13 months, live
alone with a nurse. A semi-re-
Two-Man Subs
Suggested As
Shark Weapon
AZUSA. Calif. 'UP1 Aerojet
General Corp. today suggested its
one or two-man baby submarines
as a weapon to fight sharks.
"They're the most effective
thing we. can suggest," said Jim
Stubstad, project engineer for the
company's 14-foot long fiberglass
Minisub, who has personally dis
patched two sharks.
Stubstad made his suggestion as
Southern Californians continued to
visit their beaches but stayed out
of the water in droves because of
sharks. One man was killed by a
shark recently off a San Dieso
beach and another a month ago
in me san rrancisco Bay Area.
An experienced skin diver has
little chance against a shark, but
in a Minisub the odds may change
radically in the man s favor, Stub
stad indicated.
The sub is a highly maneuver-
able free-flooded affair which can
be pedaled seven miles per hour
or Driven by batteries. Its occu
pants wear standard underwater
breathing gear and could carry
explosives, spear guns and other
weapons.
Minor conversions would be
needed for the Minisub, which is
now used in underwater research,
photography and, occasionally,
chasing whales.
Brigiye's Sister
Will Make Debut
HOLLYWOOD H'PH -Brigitte
Bardot's younger sister will fly
to Hollywood July 6 to make her
V. S. film debut in a picture about
the Garden of Eden and wear
about the same amount of cloth
ing her 'famous sister does in
films.
Producers Albert Zugsmith and
Red Dolf said today that Mijanou
Bardot will portray the devil's
mistress in the Garden of Eden
sequences in "The Private Lives
of Adam and Eve.'1
The picture stars Mickey Rooney
and Mamie Van Doren.
Boy Dies From
Rat Bite !n N.Y.
NEW YORK iL'PIi - A three-"frionth-old
boy died Thur,sday of
mulliphvbrtcs from a rat or rats
which invuded his carriage in his
mother' kitchen.
The city Health Department
said ' it yas the first death ever
recorded as resulting from rat
bites, although 282 bite cases
have been reported so far this
year.
The infant. Richard Fox. died of
shock resulting from the bites
less than an hour after his moth
er had been wakened by his
screams.
Shark Attacks Average
Two A Year Since 1 95
LA JOtTA, Calif. iL'PI' Shark
attacks in California waters have
averaged two a year since 1S52.
according to Conrad Limbaugh. a
marine biologist of the Scripps In
stitute of Oceanography.
Limbaugh, who has compiled
records of more than 300 fatal
shark attacks throughout the world
in the last 124 years, said Thurs
day thaUall 14 verified accounts
occurred, between San" Diego and
San Francisco except for on.
That one occurred about 15 miles
south of the border near Rosarito
Beach, Ba'ja California. Mexico.
ATTENDS PEACE TALKS
LONDON 'UPI' Norman
Cousins, -editor of the Saturday
neview. talked witq lea.lers oi
the. Soviet peace committee "lithe conditions of sale and the
Moscow about "eliminating the submission of bids should be ob
atomic threat." radio Moscow re-tainVd from the District Ranger,
ported. Cousins, a leader of the i La Grande. Oregon, or the Forest
Ameriraa.diation.il Committee for j Supervisor. Baker. Orernn, before
a Sane Nik Ir.ir I'l'lu. is w ilmr. j nls . re siiluniilril.
Russia i
cluse, tlic ex-Mrs. Brando rarely
attends parties or premieres.
"Parties here are dull and ter
rible. It's like having a bunch of
animals descending on you," she
shuddered.
"'Anyhow. I have few friends in
the entertainment business. My
only close friend in the Hollywood
set Is Pier Angeli. Most of the
time I prefer to be with profes
sional people and their wives.
"Another thing I don't like
about Hollywood is the press. The
writers here have been most un
kind and inaccurate about my
personal life. I give very few in
terviews because I know what the
columnists will write."
Anna made reference to Marlon
only once. She was discussing her
son. Christian, and said both she
and Brando call him by his mid
dle name. Devi. "It's an Indian
name." she explained.
Currently at work in a segment
of the new TV series, "Adven
tures In Paradise." she next will
appear in "The Singing Moun
tain" in London. Despite her an
tipathy to Hollywood, she will re
turn. "I will be able to work here
and spend a maximum amount of
time with little Devi." she ex
plained. "Whenever possible I
take him to the park to play. We
will make our permanent home
10 Beverly Hills."
LEGAL NOTICb
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER
FOR SALE
Oral auction bids will h re
ceived by the Forest Supervisor,
or his authorized representative
at the office of the District Ranger,
La Grande, Oregon beginning at
2:00 p.m. July 28. 1959. for all
merchantable timber marked or
designated for cutting on an area
embracing about 2200
or less, within S"ctions 4. 5. 6 7
8. . 16. T. 5 S . R. 38 E.. W.M.
surveyed, in the Wallowa-Whit man
National Forest. Oregon. The es
timated valumes are: 1,700 M.
bd. ft. of Ponderosa pine, 3.600 m!
bd. ft. of Douglas-fir. Western
larch & other species. I.OiiO M.
bd. ft. of Engelmann spruce, 1 800
M. bd ft. White fir. The minimum
acceptable bid per M. board feet
is as fol'ows: Ponderosa pine.
$14.60: Douglas-fir. Western larch
ft Other species, $8 65; Engelman
spruce, $11.15: white fir. $5.10.
This includes the following rates,
per M board feet: $7.05 base rate
plus an additional $5.40 for stump
age for Ponderosa pine: $2.55
base rate plus an additional $3.95
lor stumpage for Douglas-fir.
Western larch & Other soecies:
$G,05 base rate plus an additional
$2 95 for stumpage for Engelmann
spruce: $100 base rate plus an
additional $1.95 for stumpage for
White fir plus $0.80 for sale area
betterment and $1 35 for slash dis
posal of all species. Provided,
That a total cumulative de
crease credit of $15,804.80 has been
reached, 'the tentative rates bid
for eaclispeeies or species group
snan De Decreased per M board
leer as louows: Ponderosa pine
53.30: uouglas-tir. Western larch
ft Other species $2.15: Engelmann
spruce $3.12: White fir $0.79: and
Provided further. That when the
total cumulative decrease credit
has been reached, the tentative
rates bid for each species or
species group shall be increased
per M board feet as follows: Pon
derosa pine $13.20: Douglas-fir.
Western larch & Other species
$8.61: Engelmann spruce $12.47:
White fir $3.16. In addition there
is within the sale area an unesti
mated volume of Older dead (Un
sound Sapwoodi logs of all species
which will be paid for at $1.00
per M. bd. ft. This includes per
M. bd. ft. $1.00 for stumpage plus
$0.00 for sale area betterment and
$0 00 for slash disposal. The prices
bid for stumpage for live and re
cently dead (sound sapwoodi tim
ber shall be considered as tenta
tive rates subject lo quarterly
calendar adjustment upward or
downward by 0.5 of the difference
between the average of the West
ern Pine Association lumber prici
indices, as calculated by the Forest
Service at the end of each calen
dar quarter, and the following base
indices: Ponderosa pine 91.62:
Douglas-fir, Western larch &
Other species 75.36; Engelmann
spruce 83.85; White fir 63.15. In
no event, however, shall the"" ad
justed stumpage rates fon each
quarter be less than the base rate
as stated above. As a qualification
(or oral bidding, all bidders must
submit a eeo!?d bid acompanied
by the required payment to the
Forest Supervisor prior to 2:00
pm. July 28. 1959. Sealed bids
will be posted at the beginning of
the auction for the information of
all bidders. A money order, bank
dralt. cashier's or certified check
in the sum of $5,000.00 must- ac
company each bid, to be applied
on the purchase price, refunded,
or retainded in part as liquidated
damages, according to the condi
tion of sale. If requested by the
purchaser, contract terms will
permit felling of timber in ad
vance of payment up to the value
of .the performance bond. If: an
oral bid is declared to be high at
the closing of the auction, the
bidder must immediately confirm
the oi al bid by supbmitting it in
writing on a Forest Service bid
form. The right to reject aot
and all bids is reserved. Forest
Service bid forms for use in sub
mitting sealed Dids and lull in
i f ion concernin" the timber
'Pull June 27, 19j9.
THE OFFICER .
BLUSHED, TOO
CLEARWATER, Fla. (UPI)
The defendant we ember
retted, but his blush couldn't
hold a cendle to that of the
arresting officer. Terry Clerk,
17, allegedly ran hit car into
lamp pole because he took his
eyes off the road to watch a
pretty girl walk by. Officer
Bernard Manghelli, who arrest
ed . him for damaging city
property, acknowledged he
hadn't actually seen the acci
dent he wet watching the
prety girl, too.
Hoffa's Union
Clean-Up Vow
Challenged
WASHINGTON H'Pl' The Sen
ate Rackets Committee confronts
James H. Holfa with a rogues'
gallery of Teamsters today as a
challenge to his union clean-up
claims.
The committee laid the founda
tion Thursday for Hoffa's appear
ance by staging the biggest one
day Fifth Amendment parade of
its three-year history.
No less than 15 Teamsters offi
cials took turns in the witness
chair and unanimously pleaded
possible self-incrimination to
avoid answering questions.
Convicted Of Serious Crime
Committee Counsel Robert F.
Kennedy noted that the witnesses
also had some other things in
common. Almost to a man, they
had been convicted of serious
crimes and had been accused by
the committee of "betraying" un
ion members.
Kennedy said there was no in
dication Hoffa had acted to re
move any of them from office
during the 18-months he has
served as president of the big
truckdrivcr's union.
He said the committee had
found only three cases in which
corruption-tainted Teamsters had
fallen from office during Hoffa's
regime. Two, he said, terminated
their union employment by going
to prison and the third burned to
death on an arson job.
Cite Hoffa Commitment
Against this background, the
committee cited what it regarded
as a commitment from Hoffa to
weed out wrongdoers. How well
he has kept this promise was the
main bone the committee wanted
to pick with Hoffa today.
In addition to calling in the
Teamster chief for his third round
of questioning, the committee
scheduled testimony from Team
sters John O'Rourke and John
McNamara of New York. Floyd
Webb of Joplin, Mo., and William
Presser of Cleveland, Ohio.
Kennedy said Glenn Smith of
Chattanooga. Tenn.. who figured
in the alleged bribery of a judge,
also would be quizzed if he could
be located. He said the commit
tee lost contact with Smith Thurs
day. Actress Is Sister's
Witness In Divorce .
HOLLYWOOD UPI' Actress
Phyllis Kirk was her sister's
corroborating witness in court
Thursday as the sister divorced
her husband on grounds he would
not allow her to have children
and wanted her to continue to
work as a nurse.
The c o u p 1 c Margaret K.
Frantz, 26, and Lawrence Frantz,
30, were married in 1953 in New
York City and separated last
Aug. 15.
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June 27.
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LEGAL NOTICE
CALL FOR BIOS
The Board of Directors of School
District Number One, La Grande.
calls for bids tor the replacement
or renovation of the roofs of the
(a) Junior High School gymnasium
and music room. b) the Willow
gymnasium vestibule and stage.
and ( c I the Riveria gymnasium
and vestibule. Secifications may
be secured from the Superintend
ent of Schools, Box 913, La Grande,
Oregon. All roof work is to be
guaranteed for ten years after
acceptance by the owner. The
guarantee shall provide that if
any leaks occur they are to be
repaired without cost to the owner.
Work is to be completed by Sep
tember 1. 1959. Roof contractors
who are non-residents of La Grande
or who are not resxnsible local
business firms shall provide a ten
year bonded guarantee. Bids 'shall
provide 1 outline of work to lie
done. 2I quantities of material to
b used, and (3 brand and grade
of material to be used. Bids will
be received until 7:30 p.m., July 14.
1959. at the Board's office. 4th and
M Streets. La Grande. Oregon
The Board of Directors res-rves
the right to reject anv and all bids
R. O. Williams, Clerk
School Dist. No. 1
La Grande, Oregon
Puo. June 27, July 3, 1959.
Observer Want Arts Got Results
20 Service Directory 20
SERVICE DIRECTORY
When you need a specialized service call one of
the firms or individuals listed here! ,
WELDING: ARC & ACETELENE.
L & S TRUCK REPAIR, WO 3
5506 Nite. ph. 3-5127 or 3-4706
Auto, truck ser.
Mcculloch saws
They're all new again
Models M0. 1-50. 1-70. 1-80
From 17 lbs. Un. .
Priced from: $15495
Mcculloch saws
sales & service
215'j Fir WO 3 5609
CENTENNIAL Square Dance,
Hoke Hall, La Grande, 8 p.m.,
June 27.
MONEY in minutes. No payment
'til July. SECURITY LOAN.
116 Depot, WO 3-3134.
ELECTRONIC TV
Radio & TV Repair
& Jefferson WO 3-3251
4th
SEPTIC TANK giving trouble, use
TRIZYME Activator. Call DON'S
PLUMBING SERV., WO 3-2424.
THE FIXIT SHOP
We repair bikes, washing ma
chines, small appliances, mow
ers, sales & service on JACOB
SEN Mowers.
IN TROUBLE CALL: WO 3 2604.
CHECK your radio It TV tubes
on our "Do-It-Yourself" Tube
Tester . . AT . . PAYLESS
LA GRANDE PAINT t GLASS
Everything in Paint & Glass
114 Depot WO 3-5121
WATKIN'S QUALITY PRODUCTS
on your shelf
WO 3-2715 809 C Ave.
BODY BEAUTIFUL
LENTZ BODY SHOP docs expert
Body & Paint work Island City,
Phone WO 3 4042.
STAN'S TREE SERVICE
Trimming, removing shrubbery.
Expert 'Work. Insured. Free
Estimate. Ph. WO 3 3601. Wood
fence posts, all kinds, for sale.
30 Misc. For Sale 30
LOVELY LADY:
BOHNENKAMP'S HAVE A NEW SHIPMENT
OF WALL DECORATIONS & PAINTINGS
There's one for every room decor from Surrealist,
modern .in relief. Gorgeous mountain and Pastoral
scenes and for the collectors . . , there's Russels
westerns. An excellent selection of wood tones and
finishes. Be Sure you See them . . . Soon!
BOHNENKAMP'S
It Seems
OBERT SCHUMANN
tenoHneJ German composer,
7 Personals
7
Life seems dull! ! !
Pass you bv? ? ?
NITRAGUARD
Food Supplement
GIVE IT A TRY
Get it at your Grocer's
KIR1JY
Sales & Service is still available
to you thru your Authorized
Representative, Tillie Morris,
IMBLEK
Phone 172
8 Special Notices 8
ICE CREAM, bars, popsicles, pts..
qts., & 'i gals., now available at
Cove Drive in on swimming pool
grounds. Burgers, shakes. . . .
Open 12 noon to 10 p m.
Lehman Hot Springs 40 Mi. good
road from La Grande, swim, pic
nic. Dorm accom. I'kiah 7-32K9.
17 Help Wanted 17
HELP wanted. 2 men or 2 women
for sales work in Eastern Oregon.
Warn'T Stein. 1B04 K ave.
18 Help Wtd., Male 18
$100. A WKF.K
OR MORE . . . FOR YOU!
Ycung men between the
ages of 21 and 85. must
have car. For sales and
delivery of top product.
Apply in person, 109 Fir,
La Grande.
20 Service Directory 20
CUSTOM mowing, raking,
baling. Union 2H68
TRUCK & tractor cushions re
paired or recovered. 1-DAY
SERVICE. Low cost. Furniture,
all kinds, repaired or reup
bolstered. WO 3-3250. La Grande
Mattress tc Upholstery, 203 Cher
ry just off Adams.
THREE Models of ROTO TILLERS
on Display, including the New
Model 11 A. 3' hp Rear Mount.
JOHNSTON'S
1901 U Ave. WO 3 5097
FRONT END ALIGNMENT
La Grande SHELL Serv. It Garage
2310 E. Adams WO 3-5933
Fire Extinguishers
on display et
CAL'S BOAT SHOP
recharging, Hydro-testing
Co2
RENT A POWER MOWER
$1. 1st nr. ... 50c ea. add. hr.
WARD'S
EXPEPwT KEY MAKING
SERVICE
3 Keys, $1, AT PAYLESS
SEE the new O 3 GLASSPAR
SKI BOAT
CAL'S BOAT SHOP
1704 Adams WO 3-5633
CALL OFFICE
Eagle Cap Laundry It Cleaners
Across From Bus Depot
WO 3-2606 J. Goodman - C. Keefcr
FRIGIDA1RE MAYTAG
AnnllanrA Sales & .Service
DOLVEN'S WO 3 3327
JONES BROTHERS
HEATING
Island City Hy WO 3 2421
Mercury Otitboards
Sale It Service
FEIK'S BOAT SHOP
1608 Adams WO 3-2405
LA GRANDE
READY MIX
PH. WO 3 2031
30 Misc. For Sale 30
79 Help Wd.( Female 19
WANTED Girl eNpciiincid in Ac
counting work. Write Box 197,
c o Observer.
NEED steady housekeeiier. Phone
71ti, Suinmerville.
UNUSUAL career opportunity for
mature, neat aiipcaring woman.
Excellent income. Car nee.
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Observer.
28 Musical Column 28
NEW WEB-t'OH STEREO with
speaker. $289.95 Special Price.
Easv terms.
RADIO MUSIC Sl'PPI.Y CO.
29 Building Material 29
VAN PETlT.N LUMHEU
Greenwood ft lilt WO 3 2101
FOR your roofing, siding & re
modeling call: L. A. JAMES CO.
Free est. WO 3 3454.
FT, 2x4s. $15 per thousand.
FREE wood plainer ends. U
Haul, Western Stud Mills. Inc..
Elgin. Ph. HE 7-2611. Elgin.
30 Misc. For Sale 30
IiACKYARD CHEFS
The following items are
special for your benefit
nd if you haven't already
tried cooking in your back
yard then here's your
chance to pick up the
necessary tools. yUlCK
ETTES. 10 lb. Bag. Reg.
99c. NOW 77c: ENEKG1NE
Charcoal Lighter. Pint 39c,
Quart 59c: AMR 10 OZ..
push button can charcoal
starter. 69c: BARBECUE
Utensils. 5 pc. set. chrome
with polished wood han
dles, long handle Baster,
Salt It Pepper shakers.
Turner, Fork & Spoon, a
$5. VALUE FOR $3.98;
BARBECUE MITS 39c;
Long handle Hardwood Salt
& Pepper shakers, 89e a
set; BARBECUE BROIL
ER, Copper finish, chrome
legs, on wheels, adjustable
high grill. 24" dia.. JUST
$995; BARBECUE GRILL,
24" dia.. Copper finish,
on wheels, DELUXE Model
with Hood. Motorized Spit.
Oven, Heat Gauge, $24.95.
If what you need isn't listed
here . . .it doesn't mean we
haven't got it.
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June 27.
Freezer Supplies
VAPO CANS .
(for quick easy freeze)
SKK SAFIC PLASTIC
containers with lids. See
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NESTLE STYLE
Plastic coated containers
re-usable
ALL the above in Pint to
Quart sizes. Get yours
Now!
LOCKER SEAL PLASTIC BAGS
. . . SEE SAFE WRAP in rolls
Berry Hallocks It Flats also
available.
Inland
Feed 8c Poultry
1118 JEFFERSON
32 Appliances, Etc. 32
BLIZZARD AIR COOLERS
Three Portable TV style
Air Coolers. . . . Double
fan model, $49.95. . . .
Single fan Model, $29.95 &
$24.93. Buy comfort for
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you a Clean, Clean home.
AIRWAY Sales, Service
ft Parts. Also on other
makes.
. 1011 FIR, Sacaiawea Annex
37 Feeds
37
FOR SALE: Baled meadow hay.
S. M. Vann, Cove, Ore.
39 Pets, Ken'ls., Etc. 39
WEIMARANEK puppies. AKC rcg.
S mi. North of Island City on
Hunter Lane, at the sign of pups.
Pets boarded, come see us,
You'll be Klad you did.
Weeping Willow Kennels L'nlon
Black COCKER Pups. $5 each.
1704 2nd St., Apt. 3
40 Farmers Column 40
HAVE room for 40 to 50 hives of
bees near Joseph on clover field
If interested contact Paul Hatch
Joseph, Ph. GE 2 7021. '
41 Livestock Wtd.
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La Grande Livestock Comm. Co.
Sale Even? Thursday
Phone Office WO 3-3660
Bh Green
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Wcaner Pigs For Sale
WO 3-50:i
4-YEAR OLD Chestnut Quarter
mare in foal to quarter stud,
well broke and gentle for chil
dren. Also well broke brown
geliling. Dt-wey Lovelace. Cove.
Matched pair of PALOMINO
MARES. 10 mi. SE of la Grande
on Hwy. 30. Will sell single or
together. Gene G. Storkoff.
45 Sportsman's Col. 45
FISHERMEN TAKE NOTICE:
Brand New Series of
SHAKESPEARE SPIN
MSG REELS: Sea Won
der, No. 2079. RED. $34.50 ,
NOW $27.49: No. 2090,
$45 00 VALUE FOR $29.95.
Tins is the reel you'll need
if you're going in for coast
fishing. CHECK with PAY
LESS for all your fishing
needs.
40 lb. FALCON Spinning
line. REG. $2.00 VALUE
FOR $179.
PAYLESS DRUG
50 Fuel Supplies 50
14" MILL WOOD
Call WO 3-5643 or Union KSL
Box 185. Union. Ore.
56 Apt. Rentals 56
APT. ground floor, turn. New
Foley apts. WO 3-5949 or 3-4215.
DELUXE furn bachelor ant. Bed
room 4 Private bath. Permanent.
908 Main.
Downtown Apt.
for Information inquire
at Zimmerman
FURNISHED 2-room apt. for light
housekeeping, 1712 Cedar or WO
3-5340.
56 Apt. Rentals 56
CIjEAN bedroom, private
bath. 1st floor. 1904 3rd.
tile
1-BEDROO.M unfurnished duplex.
$59. WU 3-3831.
r I'KNl.siir.u apartment, 3 rooms
and private bath. Adults. 1702
2nd St.
57 Apts., Unfurn. 57
VERY DESIRABLE four room apt.
Has kitchen . and laundry ap
pliances. Steam heat. Adults.
Melvilles, 1431 Adams Ave.
3 room apt., private bath, range
ft reirig. Adults, 1703 2nd.
WO 3-4402.
58 Houses For Rent 58
VERY small furnished
house
Close in. lnq. 1.1 Id W.
5 ROOM furn. house, $35.
1904 Greenwood.
67 Business Property 67
LA GRANDE income property
Write 2425 N.Ki 30, Portland, 12.
RESTAURANT on Hiway 30,
Baker, Ore. Scats 55, Im. poss.
DINGER REAL ESTATE
2021 Court Ave. Baker. Ore.
LIGHT UP
Your
BUDGET
with this
BRIGHT IDEA
Make Money
2 WAYS
1. Sell your "don't needs
. . . furniture, appliances,
books, toys, sporting goods
. . . with low cost . . .
quick action OBSERVER
ADS. . . . You'll get fast,
cash results.
2. Use the classified ads to
buy the things that you do
need at real money saving
prices.
There's column after col
umn of good buys and bar
gains in the classified sec
tion every day.
LIGHT UP YOUR BUDG
ET with extra cash savings
and extra cash by reading
and using classified ads
TODAY
2 line ad 6 days
JUST $1.50
WO 3-3161
98 Truck, Auto Rent. 98
42 Livestock
TUNE-UP SPECIAL!
There are Service Specialists for Chrysler Pro
ducts; Chrysler, Dodge and Plymouth in La
Grande. Be assured that the Boys at:
McbONALD ELECTRIC .
Will Keep Your Chrysler, Dodge or Plymouth in
top running condition.
Plugs Timing Complete Tune Ups
' Ask for SPECIAL PRICE!
nor. .Mfr-i-'on
76 Lots, Bldg. Sites 76
1011 SALE
Two acres of good soil with
complete sprinkler system
located outside city limits
in La Grande school dis
trict. Home has three bed
rooms lots of buill-ins in
kitchen, full basement
forced hot ait oil heat,
double garage Hilt con
crete Hour shop and other
outbuildings.
Williamson's
Real Estate & Ins. Serv.
WO 3-111
78 Farms & Ranches 78
DUE to" recent injuries, will sell
my cherry farm near Cove. Over
600 trees and room for more.
L. W. Hunt. Box 374, Elgin. Ore.
BILL THOMAS
REAL ESTATE
207 Depot.
WO 3-3173
DL'KKK REALTY
Benny Hicks, Salesman
WO 3 2423 La Grande. Oregon
80 Houses For Sale 80
2 4 ROOM HOUSES to trade for
our small modern house. See at:'
1901 E. Penn.
80 Houses For Sale 80
RURl.ING.REAL ESTATE
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
1103 Adams ' WO 3-5450
4-YR. OLD, 3 bedroom home.
Small acreage, 2 miles out
Good oiled road. WO 3 4090.
WESTENSKOW-NEBEXER
Real Estate & Ins. Serv.
Foley Bldg. WO S-532I
WILLIAMSON'S
Real Estate ft Ins. Serv.
WO 3-4311
W. E. WILKINS
Real Estate ft Insurance
Sac Anne Ph. WO S-I1SS
87 Irrigation, Pumps 87
Solid Steel Drive Points
G ft H Welding
Island City WO 3-3931
C. TANDY, WELL DRILLING
Thief Valley Road
Box 223, North Powder Ph. 3434
87 Irrigation, Pumps 87
Wells &. Pumps .
CORRIELL'S
bland City Hy. WO 345J4
90 Trailer Houses 90
EAZ LIFT Trader hitches. Trailer
wiring. CHUB'S TRAILER rent
al ft Sales.
1109 V St. WO 3-5968
94 Machinery
94
FOR SALE or trade 1 good
rubber - tire wagon with flat
racks, 1 Allis Chalmers 4-row
grass cultivator. WO 3-4403.
No. 1 CORBEL ,
RALKR TWINK'i
VALLKV IMPLEMENT
OLIVER SALES ft SERVICE
Used ft Consigned Machinery
Island City Hiway WO 3-5446
BALERS
FOP; RENT
G & 11 WELDING
Island CHy. WO 3 3931
94 Machinery
94
MASSEY HARRIS 27 Self-propelled
combine, cut 2000 acres
since new, always kept under
shed, good condition. las new
Chcnry Reel. $1,950. Contact
Wavne Bowman. Box 697. Pilot
Rock, Ore.
95 Logging Equip't. 95
USED CHAIN SAWS .
$35. ft .I P 2 G. I.'S
97 Trucks, Trailers 97
1951 GMO half ton. rigged to pull
trailer. J. B. Diamond. Orchard
Trailer Court.
98 Auto Parts, Serv. 98
Trucks for rent you drive
Move yourself save half
MAC'S MOBILE SERVICE '
1434 Adams Phone WO 3-440
100 Autos For Sale 100
1954 FORI), 6 cyl.. standard trans.,
A-l cond., recently overhauled,
good tires. Can be seen at
Orchard Trailer Court, Space 1.
OK USED CAKS
M. J. GOSS
Motor Company
HAND FORD SALES
Chestnut ft Jefferson WO 3-2161
HAVE YOU DRIVEN
WIDE TRACK?
Only PONTIAC has it!
TRY IT!
CETTINGSLYNCII
Motor Company
'52 JEEP station wagon with VB
Motor. Ph. Union 3501.
'49 CI1EV. Pickup, 4-spccd. deluxe
cab, top shape. Best cash offer,
1710 Second, evenings.
98 Truck, Auto Rent. 98
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WO 3 !M33
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