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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1947
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; BEND LODGE, No. 128, I.O.O.F.
Meets Every Monday Night
I.O.O.F. Temple
Earl Weber. Noble Grand
D.Ray Miller, phone 1079-W,Sec'y
2U& Franklin Avenue
For Sale Real Eslaie
THREE-BEDROOM modern fur
nished homo, with 3-bcdrobm fur
nished modern semi-basement
apt., also 3-room modern furnish
ed on rear of lot. Apts. rented.
brings nice income. Price $11,-
000, $6,300 cash, balance $4,700
lil loan. Call Mr. kocKlin, Davis
& Larson Agency, 124 Oregon,
Phone 32.
BEAUTIFUL 70'xlO0' lot facing
East Eighth St. view; pine trees,
level, good soil, no rocks. This is
a real buy for $750 cash. Phone
1413-R.
3-BEDROOM modern, plastered
home, all on ground floor. This
home has fireplace and Is in good
condition, located close in on pav
ed street. Price $7,500. Call Mr.
Ballevv, 1293-W, AH State Realty.
TWO MODERN homes on one lot,
both furnished, 1 six rooms, other
3-room rents for $40 per month.
Full price SboUO, terms, call Mr.
Shaver, Realtor, 1293-W, All State
Realty.
80 ACRES, 52 acres of water,
10 minutes lrom downtown uend.
12 or 14 acres in alfalfa, about
.40 In cultivation, 3-bedroom mod
ern house, 2 cisters, cow and
horse barn, separate. Room for
18 cows, could easy be fixed up
for grade A dairy. Lots of out
buildings, 2 garages. Price $7500
with $5,000 cash. Also '37 Ford
truck with '40 Mercury motor.
See Sharer or call ll-F-15.
2-BEDROOM modern home, gar
age, gas cooking, wood heating,
close in, $5,000. Terms.
2-BEDROOM modern home, gar
age. located on Franklin, close in,
$4,725.
80 ACRES, 40 cultivated, 40 pas
ture, 6-room house, electricity,
lots of buildings, close to school,
church and town, located in Pow
ell Butle area, $9,000. Terms.
2-BEDROOM modern home, util
ity room, oil furnace, Venetian
blinds, wired for electric range,
garage. Built in 1947, $9,000.
Terms. See C. E. Bush, Huff Real
Estate Co., 1026 Bond. Phone
14I5-J. .
BY OWNER: House for sale, re
duced price. Also lots cheap. Make
me an offer. 1434 Slsemore, one
block south of Roosevelt.
FOR PROMPT
COURTEOUS
SERVICE
LIST YOUR PROPERTY
. : WITH US
The Ideal 1-hedroom home. Also
has concealed Murphy bed. Hard
wood floors, fireplace and auto
matic oil furnace. Garage. Price
$5,250.00. Terms.
2-Bedroom modern homo. Lath
and plaster. Insulated and
weatherstrlpped. Automatic oil
furnace. Best location. Price $9,
500.00, $3,000.00 cash, balance
FHA.
Partly furnished 2-bedroom mod
ern home on west side. Price $5,-
, 000.000, $1,500.00 cash, balance
terms. Call Mr. Locklin, DAVIS
i & LARSON AGENCY, 124 Ore-
gon. Phone 32.
WANT TO SELL? List your prop
erty with GILBERT. A square
deal, and prompt, effeclcnt, court
eous service Is yours at Gilbert's
ileal fcstale. 1015 Wall Street.
RANCH, 120 acres, all Irrigated
COI water, 43 acres clover, 10
acres alfalfa. Well constructed
potato collar, 35x80. 5-room house
and other outbuildings. Good level
land, no rocks, onlv slK.tioo,
Terms. Cull Mr. Ballew, 1293-W,
All stale Realty.
75 ACRES, 30 cultivated, 30 COI,
good 5-room modern house, $9,
000.
190 ACRES, 70 cultivated, 83 COI
grade A dairy barn, 8-rocm mod
em home, fireplace $18,500,
Terms.
10 ACRES, 4 acres COI water,
barn 2 bedroom modern house.
$6,000 cash, $6,500 terms. Ex
change considered. See Ted Hnl
llday. Huff Real Estate Co., 1026
; uonu. mono i-i i:-j.
WAREHOUSE, close in on spur
just oft Franklin, 28x41), $3250
cash. Call Mr. Shaver, Realtor
1293-W, All Stale Really.
407 ACRES deeded, 85 acres wa
tor, chance fur out range or ex
pansion. Two 2-bcdronm homes,
good barn and outbuildings, pi'le
ed rleht. Call Leo Stllwoll, 1293-W
All state Realty.
80 ACRES, 73 acres COI water
6-room home and outbuildings.
Land lays in one field. Price
$8800. Call Lee Stllwoll, 1293-W
All State Realty.
WEST SIDE, 1-ycar-old 2-bodroom
home, oil furnace. 2 lots, gai
range and hot water tank. Must
see to appreciate, can Lee Mil-
well, 1293-W, All State Realty.
NEED A HOME 7 Check the Deal
of the Day on KUND 8:45 a. m,
Call today and inspect the list
inis at Gilbert's Real Estate. 1015
Wall.
ADS
Tor Sale Keal Estate
$1900 BUYS 3-room semi-modern
home, some furniture, west side,
close to paved street. Immediate
possession. C. V. Silvis, 126 Min
nesota. $9,000 BUYS large 7-room mod
ern home, completely furnished,
paved street, close in. Possession
30 days. C. V. Silvis, 126 Minne
sota. $2800 BUYS 5 acres, 3-room house
4 acres water, on highway close
to town. Immediate possession.
C. V. Silvis, 126 Minnesota.
$27,000 BUYS 320 acres, 143 acres
COI water, large modern home,
and good out buildings, immedi
ate possession. C. V. Silvis, 126
Minnesota.
THREE ROOMS, bathroom and
utility; knotty pine finished In
terior. Outside needs work. Gar.
age and workshop; woodshed,
1454 Hartford Ave.
BY OWITER: Nice semi-modern
3-room house. New built-ins and
picket fence, garage, $1800.00. See
at iizd Albany St.
Fuel
FOR GOOD dry body wood, phone
634-W or call at 44 Cascade.
BODY WOOD. 16 inch dry $10.00
In 3-cord lots delivered in Bend
or Redmond. Will deliver Prlne
ville, Culver, Madras. E. L. Nor
ton, phone 235-X, Redmond.
DRY JACK Pine slab. 8 ft., 2 ft.
and 16 in. John Hauck. Bend
Wood Yard. 422 Heyburn. Phone
1230.
16" GREEN SLAB Wood $14.00
per 2-cord load (2-cord load of lb'
dry slab $19.00.) (You haul $5
per cord at yard. East end of A
street.) Central Oregon Fuel Co.
Phone 201-W. Office H3b A St.,
Redmond.
For Sale Miscellaneous
ANOTHER Shipment lust arriv
ed Singer straight suction vacu
um cleaners, complete for $27.25.
Terms: $5.00 down. $5.00 monthly.
This is a wondertui ouv. Ander
son Appliance Co., and Singer
Sewing Center, corner stale and
Tumalo.
FOR SALE: Roasting hens at 30c
per lb. live weight. Just south of
Bend air port, Nevvland's Ranch.
Phone 13-F-6.
GIRLS' BICYCLE $20.00, slightly
used .22 rifle, automatic, $25.00;
electric motors h.p. $29.50;
used show cases $5.00 and $15.00.
Bob's Trading Post, South High
way. WASHING Machine, in good
working condition; rug, chairs, 2
bird cages with stand. Call after
5 p. m. 744 Delaware Ave., Bend.
COOK STOVE, trailer or cabin
size; size 12 men's new shoes,
safety toes, 3 pr. only at $4.50
pnlr. Army OD overcoats $5.00 to
$7.50. A . few wood heaters left
from $7.50 to $17.50. 1 set 7.50x21
dual truck chains for $12.50. Al
most new Gibson guitar with
case; guns, tools, etc. Also good
4-wheei trailer witn gooti tires. 10
buy or sell, come to Addlngton's
Second Hand Store, 2359 No.
First. Phone 292-J.
OAK TREE mistletoe $1.25 per
pound at the Flower Garden,
Bends Friendly Florist. la
Greenwood. Phone 78-J.
SIMMONS BED coll springs, in-
nersprlng mattress $16.00; b-way
floor lamp, electric heater w.w,
new mahogany coffee table with
shelf: nearly new innersnrlng
mattress and ba-cou oox springs
$35.00; 1 cabinet radio $4.00. 147
E. Olney.
PR. MEN'S black shoe skates,
size 9'.-j. battery, used very little;
baby buggy, large; bassinette;
grease gun. never used: pair nam
bier 4-power field glasses; Delco
starter, sot new seal beam llgnts,
used Graham parts; ixmco gener
ator, Chevrolet. 311 Riverfront.
SINGER Sewing machine, draw
er, first class shape. Xmas trees,
small and medium size, oak mis
tletoe, oil circulator. 856 Ogdcn.
Phone 459-W.
TWO PAIRS men's shoo skates,
like new condition, sizes 8 & 10.
1220 Lexington, Bend.
BEDROOM SUITE. 3-uc. water
fall design, like new. Inquire
1012 Delaware.
MOTOROLA car radio. 6-tube,
will sell or trade for table model
radio. See Bob at Carl Austins
Repair Shop.
CHRISTMAS TREES, by V.F.W,
on free parking lot on Bond St
back of Skating rink.
uuud bicycles, one new
one at half price. Louis Gibson
ia45 Hesno.
ONE GRAY mohair davenport
oak table and 0 dining chairs.
l'honc hi j or 230 Delaware.
STACK of OAT STRAW for sale.
E. W. Paul, IVi miles south of
l Coi ners, phone 74(.
BEAUTIFUL black male Cocker
Spaniel pups, 4-months-old, AKC
registered, c. r. Patterson, Hox
o, Redmond, Ore., phone 20H Z,
west out E St. across canyon, fol
low sign.
FUR CHUBBY, size 16-18, red and
dray fox. Never been worn in
Bond. See at 655 Ogdon Ave.
NEW ELECTRIC refrigerators
for Immediate dellverv. Also gas
oline Maytag washers. Maytag
Appliance store, next to cham
ber oi commerce, i'none jrit.
LIVE TURKEYS: Toms 35c per
pound. Hens 45c per pound
Dressed 10c nor pound extra. At
the Elder ranch. 7 miles north
I on old Redmond highway. Phone
For Sale Miscellaneous
1947 MODEL Eureka vacuum up
right, all attachments, used only
a short time, ti regular price.
1212 Davenport.
POWER SAW New condition
with two bars and chains. Priced
reasonable. Good falling job goes
with same. Consider Model 'A' or
other car in trade. Call at 215
Greenwood.
3 GOOD USED Radios, console
models. Am. Bosch, Phllco, Delco,
your choice $25.00. Rles Radio &
Record Shop, 624 Franklin. Phone
801.
AM OFFERING someone a gold
mine. Due to other Interests am
offering my lease and stock in
well located cafe. Will show pos
itive $600.00 monthly net. Any
one interested write Box 4126,
Bend Bulletin.
9x12 WOOL Rug, gas range, used
less than 1 year; davenport, post
er bed and coil springs. 1414 Aw-
prey rtoau.
TRY OUR Chef's chili. Hamburg
ers, "meal on bun," including
French fries at same price. Chef's
inn cate, so. 3rd.
FOR SALE: Pullets, about 400
New Hampshire Reds, 4 months
old, will be laying In a month or
6 weeks, $1.45 each. Take your
pick. Also red lryers 38c lb. live,
6 or more 35c lb. 48c lb dressed
on order. Drop card or call at
Route 1, Box 364. Deliveries on
Tuesdays and Fridays. Tom Bur
ton, Burns highway to first 4 cor
ners, turn left, directions on sign.
KID'S Palomino oonv. SVi miles
out on Alfalfa road. D. C. Rcnno,
Rt. 1, Box 293-B.
FOR Christmas Gifts: Purehred
Collie pups, weaned. Reasonably
priced. Rt. 3, Box 113, i mile east
of Trap Club.
2 8:25 x 20 12-py tires and
tubes, nearly new. Also 1
7:50x20 new recap, tube and Chev.
truck wheel. Brice, 630 Qulmby,
Bend. -
$200 BUYS the gift of a life time
a 1947 model Coldspot refriger
ator, just three months old with
iive-year guarantee. A deluxe
model with plenty of storage
space witn an ine leatures or a
refrigerator selling for $300. This
is a real bargain and must be sepn
to be appreciated! See at 114 Ad
ams Place tonight and all day
Sunday. ,
ORDER Your Xmas turkeys,
ducks, geese, or chickens alive or
freshly dressed. Turkeys Vj or
whole, free delivery. Drive out
7th house East Carroll Acres
store on left. Phone 608-R. Also
weaner pigs. One steer, locker
size on foot, or phone 488-W.
PURE BRED Cocker puppies.
ready to go. Ideal Christmas gift.
ion uaiveston.
SAVE $10 on that Christmas
watch, new models, 17 jeweled,
bracelets for new model watches
$5.00 style for $3.50; $10.25 ex
tension watch bracelets for $7.
These models have basket wpavp
ends, extension center, H. B.
Moore, Watch Repairing, Erik-
sens stationery.
JUNIPER Lights $2.75 and up,
pottery, horses, deer, guns. Shop
The Elkhorn, 1115 S. Third. Open
evenings and Sundays.
LADIES' Blue tailor made-suit,
size 12, $20. Brown covert cloth
topcoat, size 12-14, $25. Men's
sport coat, gabardine interlined
with leather, size 42, $25.. Two
skinned martin neckpiece, $25. Ar
ticles like new. At Downing Ho
tel, between 1 p. m. to 5 p. m.
BATHTUB, (with legs) comDlete
with fittings; corner wash bowl,
complete. Phone 706-J.
GALVANIZED hot water tank
12xb0, used only 14 months, $10.
Call after 5 p. m. 337 E. Emer
son. HIGHEST PRICES paid for all
kinds livestock. Also dairy cows
ior sale, win pick up and deliver.
Pat Parker. P. O. Box 154. Phone
a-K-b, Redmond.
FOR SALE: Chihuahua puppies.
loasunauie. .iusc rigni tor ennst-
mas. 1213 Albany Ave.
SENTINEL Radios, low as $21.00
$1.00 down, $1.00 weekly. 6-tube
supernot, nuut-in aerial, power-
IUI S-lnch dynamic sneaker, olonv
vision slide rule dial, beautiful
walnut or Ivory finish. See Singer
Sewing Center and Anderson Ap
pliance Co., corner State and
lumaio.
JUST Arrived, Coolcrator triple
purpose deep freezers, with large
shape freezer compart, 15 cubic
feet in all. $30.00 down, with
easy monthly terms. Anderson
ppiiance co., ana singer Sowing
Center, corner State and Tumalo.
HAIRBRUSH special Fuller
Brlstlecombs, spiral and regular
at reduced prices. Ideal for
Christmas. Lloyd Wheadon, 2408
i'x. isi, pnone ayi.
NEW TUFTLESS double and
twin Seeley mattresses with h,,v
springs, complete, $50. Pilot Butte
inn. nee or can Mrs. Bartlett
housekeeper. '
For Sale Used Cars
39 CHEV. 4-door sedan Mum.
DeLuxe, radio and heater. 1222
Davenport.
1929 MODEL A, 5 now tiros now
motor. Del Lammors, Fort Rook,
1931 MODEL A Ford roadster, IB
In. wheels, good rubber in
condition. See at 31 Hasttntro.
Place.
1930 OLDSMOH1LE sedan, good
K'-t TV,?' Tv pain, l"'lcc
$22;i. Roland Prattler, 1 block S
and 1 block E. Johnson's store!
Sisters, Ore. '
941 CHEVROLET panel with
194b motor, for sale, $1,195. Kllne
Malhos Apt. 3, 1015 Bond St.
For Sale Used Cars
1940 CHEV. Master DcLuxe 2
door sedan. R & II. 1941 DeLuxe
Plymouth 4-door "sedan. Bank
terms. Vene Williams, 313 Green
wood. Phone 307-W.
EQUITY In '38 Packard 4-door
sedan. Good rubber, excellent con
dition. Inquire libs federal.
1946 PLYMOUTH sedan.
1941 Buick sedanctte,
1937 Chevrolet coupe.
1935 Chevrolet tudor.
Linse's Used Cars
1930 MODEL A sedan, good rub
ber and motor $175. Cabin 4, Pine
Tree Auto Courts
1937 FORD sedan, price cut for
a quick sale. Inquire D & D. 927
Bond St.
1946 BUICK Roadmaster sedan,
ette, like new, radio, heater. 1428
Hill.
1947 Ford Super DeLuxe sedan,
maroon with extras.
1946 Dodge tudor, radio and
heater.
1946 Chev. convertible, radio and
heater.
1946 Jeep with power wench,
$1595.
1940 Olds 5-passenger coupe, radio
and neater, special ar nba.
Deupree Motors, 6th and C streets,
Redmond, pnone 24H or. u-K-8.
USED CAR LOT
E 8th and Greenwood
1937 Olds 8 sedan, radio and
heater. New '46 motor, a nice
car. -
1935 Plymouth sedan in running
order, as is 2uo.uo.
1930 Model A pick up.
1931 Pontiac coach.
DODGE Motor, complete, (mod
el 1944) newly reconditioned; one
tnree-ton hydraulic lack (new.)
363 Miner. Phone 7M-J,
'39 FORD truck. Eaton rear end.
8.25 rubber, good motor $675.00;
35 Chev. tudor, good body and
tires, motor fair $175.00. Bob's
Trading Post, South Highway,
For Rent
ROOM in private home, private
bath, automatic heat, private en
trance, suitable for l or 2 men.
$30.00 per month. Write 4114 The
Bend Bulletin.
BEDROOM: Everything furnish
ed for keeping house but food.
Lady living alone. Phone 1562-J.
FOR RENT: Cattle pasture, $5.00
per head per month during winter
months. Will take up to 500 head.
Write Robert Coshow, Antelope,
Oregon.
FURNISHED 3-ROOM Modern
apartment, adults only. 236'a E.
Irving.
NICE, LARGE, well furnished
room adjoining bath. Three Sis
ters Rooms, 744 Colorado. Phone
172.
3-ROOM Cottage, furnished. Wa-
hee Cottages. South Highway.
A COMPLETE Floor sander rent,
al service. Our new high speed
floor sander'and edger do excel
lent work at low rates. Complete
line of floor finishing materials,
paints, sealers, fillers, varnishes,
brushes. Investigate today at the
Sherwin-Williams Co., 125 Ore
gon Ave. Phone 21.
BEE HIVE SYSTEM
Trucks you drive yourself any
where, no restrictions. New 1946
Dodge van for good, clean haul
ing. Court House Service Sta.,
corner Wall and Bond. Phone 458,
or 981-M evenings.
WE NOW Have a limited num
ber of rooms available for per
manent occupancy. Call or con
tact Thomas Co'eman, Mgr. Pilot
Butte Inn.
UNDER New Management. Clean,
steam heated rooms at reduced
rates. Leibleln Hotel, 853 Wall
Street.
Wanted
WE WILL DO your ironing in
my home, also lovely used cloth
ing for sale. Children's garments
coming In now. Some like new.
358 E. Marshall.
WILL BUY and pick up any kind
of cattle you have to sell. Just
drop a card to W. R. Franks, Red
mond or call 78 Redmond.
DEAD AND WORTHLESS stock
picked up free of charge. Phone
9 F-25 Redmond, collect. Bchymer
& Myers Rendering Plant.
Help Wanted
WAMTPn -.,11,.... U...
------ loiit-ia auu uucm-is.
Good winter show. Fir timber.
otart aoout Jan. 5th. Must have
own tools. Write No. 4135 co
wno uuuetin.
LADY TO Take full charge of
small home. Wages, room and
board, one pre school child. Call
at 256 Delaware. Phone 1286-J.
NATIONAL TRUCK Equipment
distributor needs experienced, en
ergetic salesman. Must have sold
heavy duty truck equipment or
trucks in past few years. This
position is a wonderful oppor
tunity for the right party to earn
big money. Salary, commissions,
traveling expense and car expense
furnished in exclusive territory.
Salesman can headquarter from
own home or from distributor's
office in Portland, whichever is
most convenient. All replies will
be kept strictly confidential. This
position will be filled by January
I. Answer Immediately If inter
ested. Reply to Box 7276, The
Bond Bulletin.
LOCAL EMPLOYMENT. We are
offering an excellent opportunity
to ambitious men who want a
salary, liberal commission and
over-ride. After a short training
period you can earn from $400 to
$1,000 or more monthly with a
gradual monthly increase and a
future you have always wanted.
Experience not necessary. No
shoppers need apply. This work
Is permanent year around work.
CJ1 "5 from 9 to U a. m. or
11S5 J evenings.
Situations Wanted
PERMANENT resident wishes
employment by first of year. Col
lege graduate with experience In
merchandising, advertising and
sales. References. Phone 315, ask
for Mr. Yeomans.
Lost
WOMAN'S Elgin yellow gold
wrist watch with gold expansion
bracelet. Reward. Contact Bulle
tln office.
Services
SEPTIC TANKS Cleaned, drain
holes shot; Phone 1252-J. D. W.
Grimes, 210 Davis Ave., Bend.
ALTERATION Work, dressmak
ing; ladies' tailoring, custom
draperies, pattern alteration,
measuring charts. All work guar
anteed. Singer Sewing Center,
corner State and Tumalo. Free
parking.
WE CLEAN windows, wallpaper,
kalsomine, paint, Venetian blinds
and upholstery; floors cleaned and
waxed. Janitor service, sweeping
compound, new Venetian blinds.
Call Sutton. 1368-J.
DILLON Building & Roofing
Service. Remodeling and repair
ing. Wallboard and asbestos, and
brick siding. Also wall and floor
tile. Cement and painting work.
All work guaranteed. 25 years
experience. James union, can
1409-J. 2255 E. First Street, Bend.
WOOD SAWING. Also slab wood
sale, any length. Leave orders,
Aune's Feed Store.
HEMSTITCHING, picotlng. but
tonholes, custom made belts, cov
ered buttons and buckles. Over
100 styles to choose from. Singer
sewing center, corner state and
Tumalo. Free parking. We buy
old sewing machines.
WELL AND DRAIN HOLE drill
ing. L. A. Holman, 108 Tumalo
Ave. Phone 199-W.
SCOOPMOBILE and dump truck
work, cinders, nil dirt and top
soil for sale. Blakesley & Michael.
Phone 1420-W.
HOME OWNERS NOTICE. Insu
lation and weather stripping in
stalled immediately on budget
program. Gives you comfort and
saves itself in fuel. Call for free
estimate of your Job. L. H. Claw-
son, 124 Oregon, phone 392-J.
WASHING MACHINE Service
and wringer rolls for all makes.
Let us check your machine no
obligation. Elmer Hudson, phone
274, 1033 Brooks.
LINOLEUM and carpet laying, 25
years experience. Venetian blinds,
window shades. Jack Boone,
phone 241-J. 780 Newport.
ALTERATION and Repair work
of all kinds. Hand and machine
sewing. 542 Arizona, next to
Oasis.
PIANO Tuning and repairing.
Alf. J. Hobble. Phone 1485-J or
481. Write P. O. Box 848, Bend,
Ore.
SLIP COVERS, Draperies, cus'
torn made. Expert workmanship,
free estimate. Also alteration
work of all kinds; hemstitching,
buttonholes, covered buttons and
buckles; custom made bolts. See
your Singer Sewing Center, cor
ner State and Tumalo. Free Park
ing. Deschutes AAA
Leaders Named
H. P. Eby. of Redmond-Terre-
bonne, W. W. King, of Cloverdale
Tumalo, and Rodney Rosebrook,
of the Eastern Star-Alfalfa com
munity, were elected to serve on
the county AAA committee for
the coming year, at a meeting
held yesterday at the office of
County agent Gene Lear, in Red
mond. Raymond Knowles, of
South Redmond, and Floyd Hoik,
of .southwest Redmond, were
named first and second alter
nates, respectively. The three
committeemen will meet some
time within the next week to se
lect a chairman, vice chairman
and secretary from their number.
Voting delegates present at the
meeting yesterday were Sher
wood M. Nicholas, of Cloverdale,
chairman; Rodney Rosebrook,
Eastern Star; Joe Howard, Terre
bonne; Wesley McCulloch,
Tumalo, and B. E. Harrison, Red
mond. Use classified ads In The Bui
letln for quick results.
Attention Home Owners
We need all types of homes. Prices will never
be better. Cash buyers waiting. We buy and
sell equities. List today for a quick sale.
AH State Realty, Realtors
221 Greenwood Phone 1293-W
RED RYDER " " " - -
By Fred Harman '
f M
Machinists Start
Repair Of Vessel
Carrying Arms
Vancouver, B.C., Dee. 20 IB
The Independent International
Machinists union walked through
picket lines today anil started re
pair work on the munitions ship
S.S. Colima, subject of a bitter
controversy over shipping arms
and ammunition to Chinese na
tionalist forces.
Alf Dyer, business agent of the
IIM, said his men were going
ahead with repairs since he did
not want to be "involved in a po
litical fight."
Picket Lines Form
Meanwhile, the Vancouver la
bor council and other groups
formed a picket line around the
Burrard dry dock to protest the
shipment of munitions and mili
tary equipment to China.
The Colima was scheduled to
load $1,200,000 worth of surplus
royal Canadian air force mater
ials for use against Chinese com
munists yesterday. However,
loading operations were halted
when the vessel was moved into
dry dock for repairs.
The vessel was moved out of
dry dock earlier today to make
room for another ship requiring
repair work when the boilermak
ers' union refused vlo. work the
Colima. It was then shunted to a
yard pier where repair work was
now under way.
Will Rush Work
W. J. Wardle, manager of the
Burrard dry dock, said in view of
work to be done on the Colima
it was unlikely the craft would
be out of the yard before the be
ginning of next week "provided
all unions worked the ship."
The munitions shipment comes
under terms of a $10,500,000 Can
adian-Chinese agreement cover
ing 170 war planes equipped with
guns and ammunition and hun
dreds of tons of air force ground
equipment.
The Colima is bound for Woo
Song, a port near Shanghai.
Steel'And Motors
Lead On Market
By T. W. Kienlen
(Unltoil Press Financial Writer)
New York, Dec. 20 ill') Steel
and motor shares led a rise in
the stock market today as Wall
Street turned bullish on President
Truman's message to congress on
European relief.
Street quarters emphasized that
the white house request for $17,
000,000,000 in aid to Europe was
highly Inflationary and therefore
bullish. Another possible source
of demand, it was indicated, was
probable switching out of com
modities into securities, as a re
sult of the congressional probe
Into commodity speculation.
The rise in prices today extend
ed the late bulge of the previous
session and gains were concen-
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trated in rails, as well as the steel
and motor groups. Motion pie
lure shares were firm despite the
failure of the London talks to
reach any kind of compromise on
the 75 per cent British tax on U. S.
films. . '
Snyder Boy
(Continued From Fage 1)
of commerce who were anxious
to bring Christmas cheer to the
cell where the youngster is held
while waiting for a hearing. He
has made few requests, but said
he would like to have his school
books. The school superintendent
supplied the texts, and Cecil was
catching up on nis stuuying tins
morning.
Father Buried
The boy's father was buried yes
terday in Greenwood cemetery,
after a sparsely-attended funeral
at the Niswonger and Winslow
chapel. There were flowers for
the service, and Rev. K. A. To
bias of First Baptist church con
ducted the rites.
Investigation of the ease has
been conducted jointly by county,
city and state officers,
The boys father, Joseph V.
Snyder, 59, died Friday, Dec. 12,
at the St. Charles hospital, where
he was taken after becoming vio
lently ill, when he ate part of a
cheese sandwich on which strych
nine had been sprinkled. Cecil
told officers that he put the poison
on two of four sandwiches which
his father had prepared to take
with him for luncheon to a con
struction job in Bend, where he
was employed.
Cecil and his father lived alone
in a squalid, filthy three-room
shack about five miles east of
Bend in the Arnold district. Seven
other children who survive left
home as soon as they were old
enough. Cecil's mother died- 11
years ago, when he. was born.
DRIVER FORFEITS $25
Sherwood K. Jerome, 815 Har
mon, forfeited $25 bail in munici
pal court yesterday afternoon on
a charge of violating the basic
speed rule. Harold C. Still, of
Lapine, forfeited $10 bail on a
basic speed charge.
JOHNSON IMPROVES
New York, Dec. 20 iU'j -Herschol
Johnson, deputy United States
delegate to the United Nations,
who suffered a heart attack early
this week, was reported "very
much improved" today.
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Joe Tllden
431 S. 3rd
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Divers To Hunt ,
For Girls Body
Blue River, Wis., Dec. 20 UP
Two divers said they would use
dredging equipment and a high
pressure hose today in an attempt
to find the body of 8-year-old
Georgia Jean Weekler at the bot
tom of the Wisconsin river.
Buford Sennett, 22-year-old
farm youth convicted of killing a
University of Wisconsin student,
has confessed also that he and an
accomplice kidnaped the girl, kill
ed her, and threw her body in the
rjver.
A barge was anchored in the
river to divert ice floes from the
area where the divers were work
ing. Girl Kidnaped
Sennett said he and his com
panion whom he refused to
name weighted Georgia Jean's
body with a block on concrete. Of
ficials believed that it had sunk
deep into the mucky bottom of
the river. '
The girl was kidnaped from a
lane near her Ft. Atkinson, Wis.,
farm home last May 1. Sennett
confessed after he and Robert
Winslow were convicted of killing
Carl Carlson, a university student,
and raping Carlson's sister-in-law,
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