Observer, La Grande, Ore., Fri., Nov. 13, 1959 Page 7
Emotional Conflicts Faced
By Child Actors
nor.I.YWouD (1 PI i The con
flicts and small tragedies of child
actors are c.eany m.rroied in
Robert Blake who is undergoing
psychotherapy to straighten out
his tangled life.
blake. who never attained star
dom, was acting steadily at the
age of 5. By the time he was 14
Bob had worked in hundreds of
movies, including 35 co-sturring
rcles as Little Beaver in the "HeJ
Ryder' series and some 50 "Our
Gang" comedies.
He's 26 now, back in the acting
business, but aJmittedly in need
of a skull mechanic.
"I was like most child )cr-
formers," he said bitterly. "I
at ted only because I was told to,
a"d you can hardly con: :dcr what
1 did acting.
Left Heme At 14
"I didn't like it. I! was no kind
of a life. I had nothing going for
me at school or at the stud.os
or at home. So hcn 1 was 14
1 packed up aid left home."
From pampered child actor Bob
drifted frcm job to job, mostly
manual labor with construction
outfits. At one point he hied off
to New York to work as a box
boy in a grocery store.
NIA TUphola
BIRTHDAY FLOWER Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower has
a corsage pinned on her as she arrives to attend a joint
birthday celebration luncheon at the Women's National
Press Club in Washington, D. C. The First Lady, who will
be 63 on Nov. 14, 1B59, celebrated a little early as she
helped the female press corps celebrate their -Kith birth
day. Pinning the corsage is Helen Thomas, the club's
president.
Forest Service Examining
Baker Area Mining Claims
The U. S. Forest Service is ex
amining the Eagle, Baker "C" and
Twin areas of the Wallowa-Whitman
National Forest to determine
whether anyone is in actual pos
session of or engaged in working
mining claims that were located
there before July 23, 1955, Sup
ervisor John B. Smith announc
ed today. This examination is
the first step in the procedure
fet up by the new Multiple-Use
Mining Law of July 23, 1955, to
determine whether a claim to
surface rights on such claims are
valid and effective.
The determination of surface
rights on old claims in the Eagle,
Baker "C" and Twin areas' will in
no way interfere with a claim
ant's right to prospect, mine and
develop minerals, use the surface
and timber on a claim for min
ing purposes, or to patent his
claim in accordance with the law.
After a claim is patented, both
surface and mineral resources be
come the property of the claims
owner. The Department of Agri
culture has always favored the
development of the mineral re-
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United Press International
WASHINGTON Farm girl
Carol Jean Nelson, 21. of West
Branch, Mich., returning to the
United States after spending six
months with a Danish farm fam
ily: "It was heavenly not to find
television programs going on in
every home."
WISCONSIN RAPIDS. Wis. -
Vice President Richard M. Nixon,
calling on Americans to work
harder and longer to meet Rus
sia's ideological challenge:
"There is no question about me
outcome ... when men and wom
en have a chance, they choose
freedom."
WASHINGTON Secretary of
State Christian A. Hcrter, in a
statement issued after he said
the United States was net taking
sides on the technical aspects of
the border dispute between India
and Red China:
"...Whatever mav be the merits
of the dispute, force must not be
used to settle it. The Communist
Chinese regime has clearly used
force and in this respect is wholly
wrong.
In Movies
Then Bob put li a two-vear
hitch in the Armv in Al,,.i,o
yet where he snitched from
me inianuy 10 special services.
After Bis ttretch in tiie service.
Bob discovered there was no
money coming to him from hi
childhood earnings. It haJ all
been spent.
Calls L Baloiey"
"All that stuff aoout the so
callej 'Jackie Ccogu.i law' pro
tecting earnii.gs ot kid s:ars is
UKt haln-pv." ne s:i!H "u-
ey and there was plenty of it
jUsrnJirappeared. It went to sui-
port the lamily.
"Someday I'll wri.e a story
abcut the Holly coJ children
the tkotty Becketts, Alialla Swit
zers and Spanky MtFarlands.
Ko.cirg a k 1 io uecome a per
former is one f the worst things
thtan happen to a child. It's
turning them into auul:s while
they're still youngsters.
"Ken now whe.i I see a kid
workit'.g on a set it depresses
me."
"J was never a child star," he
concluded. "I was a child work
er. And it's something I would
never do to any children I may
have."
sources of the national forests
and will continue to cooperate
with legitimate miners.
Formal public notice regarding
the determination of surface
rights on mining claims in the
Eagle, Baker "C" and Twin areas
will appear in local newspapers
for nine consecutive weeks. In
addition, a copy of such notices
will be delivered to persons whose
names and addresses are deter
mined as provided in the new
law. The owner of a mining claim
located prior to July 23. 1955,
will have 150 days after the first
publication to assert surface
rights if he chooses to do so.
A claimant may ignore the no
tices, thereby waiving rights to
the surface until the claim goes
to patent, yet maintaining his
original mining rights. The
claimant may file a verified state
ment asserting his rights to the
surface. In that case his claim
will be examined by mineral ex
aminers. If his rights are considered va
lid, the Forest Service will prob
ably recognize such rights and
not attempt to establish the pub
lic's rights to control the surface
resources under the new law.
Claims of questionable validity
will be considered before a hear
ing officer of the Bureau of Land
Management, Department of the
Interior, which will make the fi
nal decision. Both the claimant
and the Forest Service will pre
sent their testimony at the hear
ing. Whatever the decision the
claimant will retain his mineral
ights. If the decision is in the
claimant's favor, he also retains
all surface rights.
Maps of the Eagle, Baker "C"
and Twin areas now being ex
amined and copies of the Multi
ple-Use Mining Law of July 23,
1955. and of tnc procedure for
the determination of surface
rights set up by law are available
for inspection at the Forest Su
pervisor's oflice. Baker
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NEW YORK iUPIi Arthur
Swann, 84, vice president and a
director of the Parke-Bernet Gal
leries, died Thursday.
GENEVA, Switzerland (UPI
Mrs. Elma Rumsey Cartier, 80.
wife of the internationally known
jeweler. Pierre Cartier, died
Thursday.
NEW YORK (UPIl Mrs
Maude Parker Pavenstcdt, who
had published 10 novels and many
short stories uoaer in name, of
Maude Parker, aiea inursday.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS '
The County Court of the State
of Oregon for the Countv ot I'nion
has appointed the undersigned as
executrix of the Last will and
Testamrnt and Estate of James
Schilling, deceased; and all per
son having claims against said
estate are hereby notiiied to pres
ent same, in writing, duly veri
fied, with proper vouchers, to the
undersigned at the office of her
attorneys, 13 First National Bank
Building. La Grande, Oregon,
within six months from the date
of the first publication o.' this
notice.
Dated and first published this
23-d day of October, 1M5U.
LQU1SA SCHILLING
Exfcutrix of the Last Will
and Testam.nt of James
Schilling, deceased.
COCHRAN & EBEKHAKU
Attorneys for Executrix
La Grande, Oregon
Pub. Oct. 23, 30, Nov. 0, & 13, 1959
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HK.KEBY GIVEN
that the County Court ef the State
of Oregon for Union County has
appointed the undersigned as the
Executrix of the estate of Wini
fred Cass, d-ceascd. All persons
having any c'aim against the said
estate should present the same
within six months from the date
of this notice to the undersigned
at the office of Burleigh & Carey.
West Jacobson Building. La
Grande, Union County, Oregon,
as attorneys for the Executrix.
DATED this 30th day of Oct
ober, 1H59.
BERNICE FLAXERY. Exe
cutrix of the Estate of Wini
fred Cass, Deceased.
BURLEIGH & CAREY
Attorneys for Executrix
Pub. Oct. 30. Nov. 6. 13 4 20. 1959.
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned, as adminis
trator of the estate of EDNA A.
PROL'T. deceased, has fihd his
Final Account and Report in the
County Court of the State of
Oregon lor Union County and tlut
Menday. the 14th day of Decem
ber. 1959 at 10:00 A. M. on said
day at the Courtroom of said
Court in the Union County Court
House at La Grande, Union County,
Oregon, has ben fixed as the time
and place for the hearing of ob
jections to said Final Account tnd
Report and for settlement and dis
tribution of said rstate.
Dated and first published. No
vember 13th. 1959.
Date of last publication, Decem
ber 4th, 1958.
ROY ALBERT PROUT
Administrator
ROSS E. HEARING
Attorney for Administrator
6 Summer Building
La Grande, Oregon
pub. Nov. 13, 20, 27 & Dec. 4, 1959
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9 Auction Sales 9
ENTERPRISE
LIVESTOCK AUCTION CO.
Enterprise, Ore.
Featuring, In Connection with
Our Regular Sale:
700 Head
Hereford Stock Cows
150 TOP QUALITY
ANGUS COWS
Wednesday, November 19th
1:00 P. M. SHARP
In Addition, a Speial Consignment of Outstand
ing, coming 2-Year Old ANGUS BULLS.
If you are interested in good Wallowa County
Stock Cows . . . Don't Miss This Sale.
These are all producer consigned and are fresh
from the country. These cattle will carry a clean
bill of heai:h and will go anywhere.
"For the Best in the West . . . Buy Wallowa .
County Cows."
Auctioneer: C. L. Locke, Enterprise, Ore., Phone
7-F-ll.
For Further Information Contact:
VVm. Schaan, Baker, Ore., Ph. 3-3102
Strange As It Seems
r ,'"TSw 547"- WATE R
It' h WljVf3oMWl i IN WP6RIMBN1S since
m 'Imvfc VwvA Vttl a M kw proved
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iW ; Iff Mr irG L loo different tcits
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V Jf Iff' yM I I IN ARID AKCftS
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ilt-VERS,
faymJeeiefy teWfia'er
id Heading director.
h&s furnished music for
TV Association
Adopts Higher Budget
A budget of $14,2HO was approved
at the Oct. 26 meeting by the
Grande Honde TV Association to
m.'et the cost of operating its two
10 watt translator stations and its
one 100 watt translator TV station
on Mt. Harris for I960.
It was voted to raise the funds
to meet increased costs by asses
sing all who us the signal service
fee of $18, with a $3 discount for
those who pay by Jan. 1, 1960.
7 Personals
7
ANY GIRL in trouble, or needing
a friendly adviser write, tele
phone or stop in at the Salvation
Armv. zii f ir St. wo 3.294 1
8 Special Notice 8
UNWANTED HAIR
Vai.ishcd away with Saca-Pelo,
Saca-Pelo is different. It does
not dissolve or remove hair from
the surface, but penetAtfS and re
ta:ds growth of unwanted hair.
Lor-Beer Lab. Ltd., Ste. 5, 679
GranviPe St., Vancouver 2. B.C
9 Auction Sales
9
HORSES Appaloosa Auction. Only
sale of its kind in Northwest in
"5fi. Proven lines, show strings.
mares, colts, geldings, stallions
Ideal Xmas gift. Fairgrounds,
Nov. 22. Lewiston, Idaho, 1 p m.
16 Sales People, Agts 16
RESERVE LIFE INSURANCE CO.
has opening" for resident
agents selling our new dental
policies, along with hospital i
medical coverage. Write Man
ager, 110 S.E. 16th Ave., Port
land, Ore.
18 Help Wtd Male 18
OLDER MAN
Of retirement age who wants good
. year round income, full or part
time. Average $2.50 per hour
Apply 809 C Ave, or call WO 3
2751. Mon Wed.. Fri. or Sat.,
8 to 10 a.m.
19 Help Wd., Female 19
AVON COSMETICS SALES TER
RITORY AVAILABLE. Liberal
commissions. Write at once to
Martina Marshall, Box 26. Law-
en, Oregon.
21 Situation Wtd. 21
WANTED practical nursing, will
live in. Ph. 2081, North Powder
23 Work Wanted 23
WANTED. Part time job for Ni
gerian exchange student. Con
tact Salvation Army.
9 Auction Sales 9
0 Miles au mouoi
26 Money To Loan 26
LOANS
Salary Furniture
One Call Sprvire
SECURITY Loan Si Finance
wu 3-3134 116 Depot
FOR
Federal Land Bank Loans
CONTACT
Nat'l. Farm Loan Assoc,
New Foley Bldg. La Grande
30 Misc. For Sale 30
2-Only-2
DAYS
LEFT
OF
Bohnenkamp's
Anniversary
: SALE
Special Prices
' good thru Sat.
COMPLETE ELECTRICAL SUP
PLIES for the contractor or do-
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SERVICE DIRECTORY
When you need a specialized service call one ot
the firms or individuals listed here!
STAN'S TREE SERVICE COAL"
Topping, trimming, removing. .Pnnrn T TnM
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Washed, Dried, Blended &
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. v v ... LA GRANDE
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Tue civit cunn Appliance Sales & Service
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Washing machines, Small Ap- FOR your roofing, siding & re
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rfam . . ... JONES BROS. Heating
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FORD'S TIRE SERVICE STOP FUELING AROUND, Get
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WO 8-2715 809 C Ave
Fn ELECTRONICS TV
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15 cu. ft. UPRIGHT
12' cu. ft. CHEST Type
l'Vi cu, ft. CHEST Type
21 cu. ft. UPRIGHT . .
DOLVEN'S
108 DEPOT
30 Misc. For Sale 3.
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For FIXIT PRODUCTS
By DURO
PLASTIC Itl BHER. putty
form it's water proof, rust
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p. oof.
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RATTAN-" WREATHS for your
Holiday decorations. These are
the ones used bv Dorothy Cassill
in her demonstration. Available
in 15" & 17".
LA GRANDE HARDWARE
REMODELING YOUR PLUMB-
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and individual fixtures . . . gal-
vnni7nH hl.-iflf nlnvlir Jtt POUOOer
pipe &' littings. Top Quality
Competitive I'ric.s.
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$35. Call Bill Bebout.
WO 3-31tit '
Hot air furnace with pipes and
Brills, sinner wnn comruie.
WO 3-5608.
LARGE 4' wide workbench, bur
ro, pack saddle. WO 3-4904.
31 Home Furnishing 31
TI1IUFTERR1FICS
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34 Market Basket 34
New Ccop Oregon Walnuts. 35c
per lb. WO 3 4347.
40 Farmers Column 40
STILL available, FREE sawdust
& wood chips. We load, you
haul, nil you want. Access to yard
off Island City tiiway, open
Mon. thru Eri., 7:30 a.m. to
3:30 p.m. MOUNT EMILY
LUMBER CO.
41 Livestock Wtd.
II
La Grande Livestock Comm. Co.
Sale Every Thursday
Phone Office WO 3-2060
Bob Green
42 Livestock
42
40 FINE weaner pigs, V4 mi'e
from The Pebble in Union on
Millvr's Lane. Harold Marlow.
50 Fuel Supplies 60
14" MILL WOOD
Call WO 3-5642 or Union 3651.
Box 185, Union, Ore.
51 Wanted To Rent 5)
WANTED: Grain ranch, lease or
lease option by experienced
rancher with full line of equip
ment. WO 3-5469.
$529.95 449.95
$389.95 319.95
$379.95 279.95
$499.95 349.95
. SDecial $359.95
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53 Room & Board " 53 0 House For Sale 80
HOOM. boari Imindrv for' eMerty WILLIAMSON'S
couple, e0M. jn ooji, Ma;n Real Estate It Ins. Scrv.
XjTZi't TT ' 77 wO 3-4311
so Apt. Rental 54 r.-.srr.-.s
1 um,.; BURLING
a-nuoM furnished apt. with pri- REAL ESTATE AGCY.
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2 BEUUOOM furnished apt. Urge Foley Bld WO 3-5321
closets, bath, large living room. r.!,,: p,,.""Yt"
kitchen with dining area, elec. 87 Irrlgition, Pumps 67
range & refrigerator, TV cable, aM 8. t.irr,n.
automatic wusher dryer WellS & Pumps
Adults only. Call after S p m' CORRIELL'S
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Observer Wan Ads Get Results
FUliN. 3-rcom apt., upstairs, pri-
vuie uam. Adults. 1307 Pmn.
3-ROOM apt.; 1-light housekeep
ing mom. 1303 mm.
STEAM healed bachelor apt.
Clean, clese in. 1902 Second.
Beautifu'ly (urn. 3-room apt.
Near town a College. 1802 3rd
Housekeeping apt., private bath
inrur mwn L'ollege. 1802 3rd.
STEAM heated furnished apt.
i-iose in. 1306 O Ave.
DESIRABLE unfurnished duplex,
grouno uoor. WO 3-3831.
NEW APTS, don town lo
cation. Applianees furnish
ed on request. Can be
shown anytime
l'.ILL'THOMAS
REAL ESTATE
207 Depot WO 3-3173
BACHELOR apt., steam heat,
clean, close in. 1908 2nd. WO 3
2828. 3-ROOM apt., clean, close in.
1706 4lh, WO inw.
MODERN 2 room furnished apt.,
electric stove, washer, rcfri)j
erator, private bath. 3-3610, 120ti
' N.
FULLY furnished apt. lnq. 1506
sin. u a asm.
Downtown Apt.
(or information inquire
at Ximmermans
58 House For Rent 58
COZY 34' trailer house, 3 blocks
from town, adults. Cat's Boat
Shop or WO 3-5490.
1 BEDROOM house, clean, newly
redecorated, partly furn. Adults.
Inquire 1911 E. N Ave.
2 BEDROOM duplex, will furnish.
WO 3-5463
1-Bedroom furn. house, (40. Mo.
water pd. 1514 R. WO 3-3045.
Comfortable easy to heat 1 bed
room house. Inquire 407 K.
2 bedroom house, partly furnished
WD 3-2444.
Unfurnished 5-room houso.
Call WO 3-2766
2-BEDROOM house, 1 child ac
ceptable. Inq. 2114 Walnut.
78 Farm A Ranches 78
BILL THOMAS
REAL ESTATE
207 Depot WO 3 3173
DUKEK REALTY
Benny Hick . WO 3-2423
Ben Dale - - - . WO 3-4057
La Grande. Qre.
80 House For Sale 80
DOUBLE INDEMNITY
Yes this is really pro
tection .against rent re
ceipts ... and an addi
tional incom . . . two
houses on one lot . . . one
two bedroom with full base
ment, automatic oil heat
both newly painted and in
top shape. Very good lo
cation . . . smaller house
for rental unit.
List with us ... we have
buyers waiting.
BURLING REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
Merle Barling. Broker
Marvin Moe, Salesman
1103 Adams WO 3-5450
W. E. WILKINS
Real Estate & Insurance
Sac Annex Ph. WO 3-213f
98 Auto Part, Serv. 98
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97 Trucks, Trailer 97
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Mike ofler. Ph. 421, Imbler.
98 Truck, Auto Rent. 9i
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'59 JEEP with winch, 5000 mile.
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'57 FORD V8 4-Door
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Equipped with radio, heat
er, Ford O-Matic, power
brakes and power steering.
A One Owner Car.
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'47 JEEP, good cond., new paint.
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