THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
Bulletin
Classified Rates
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Meet Every Friday Night
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W. M. Loy, Secretary
Ht, 3, Box 42 Phone 20-F 5
For Halo lU ttl Kat.to
'IX) SELL your homo cull I). II.
Peoples ur C. J. Llndh, Mldslalo
Ki'iiliy Co., phono 41)3, liuvo
clli'iilu wiilllng.
NEED A HOME? Check the
Deul of tho Day on KHNI) 8:13
a.m. Call Induy ami lusiiect the
llmliiKN at Gilbert Ileal Estate,
1013 Wall St,
WANT 'IX) SELLT I.l.t your prop,
crty with GII.HEBT. A aiiuure
deal, and prompt, f(f lol.-nt, cour
teous ervlcu In youra at Gilbert's
lleul til I I c 1U13 Wull St.
FOR SALE: Store building with
modern apt. 1 lilk. highway front
age, cliisc In on No, highway,
h I n o location and reasonable.
2359 E. Hi m. No, highway.
IN SISTKHS: 1 br., mod. iimiNc.
Idi-iil locailtm u li d neighbor.
Priced to hcII so owner run go
to school. 2 hlks. north ol SImIi-im
Pom Office.
YOU SALE: I view hit: cllv
water uvullulile. A Menl ill $2."n)
for the whole tract. Telephoiiu
il!I J.
2 Hit. MOPKHN; wired for nuiKe;
flreplnce; fir. funiucv; Inxtiluled;
nice lucii., nenr chl. KIIA lerin.
llilS Awhrey ltd. I'hone tMiUlt,
evenlin,' or Sunday,
SI'KCIAL Owner of 2 licdroom,
miHlein home, liu'iited close In on
newer und puvement, will liaile
utHluntlnl eoiilty and cuxh fur
umall farm ulih Col irrluutlon.
I'reler tlnuik'e Hull, Itcdmond or
Turelxinnc district.
3 IIEVKUE Cood. comfortable.
3 bedroom, modern home, with
fireplace, utility, electric water
heater, Karaite, fruit trees, lis)
foot fronuiKe. Kor quick sale.
W.VK), XM down.
IX ACHE FARM -Wonderful lo
cution; h." lures COI; 30 acres
Itoud ullalfu. I room, modern
home. UiiK'e havshed ami other
bulldinHa). IH.:00. $;:iO0 down.
J. A. IU'IjKEY. HI-:AL'1X)II
l'hono 1.127-W HMD Wull St.
Arroim from I'llot Hutte Ion
J. S. UAV1S CO.
I'hone 1S3 I'enney HUIk.
IMMEDIATE I'OSS.; well built.
2 br.; west side; on paved Ml.;
newlv redecorated: wired fur
runuv: oil heat. This home 1 hi
very good condition. So.'.m), on1
terms ol SI 250 down, bill, easy
I'll A payments.
NICE ACRE TRACT; paved rd.
off South hlway; good 5 rm.,
mod. home; cliy water; chicken
house; garage; shed und other
hldg.; fine cellar. Priced ut $0850.
CLOSE 'IX) SCHOOL. Lovely 2
br.: utll. rm.; modern kitchen:
hdwd. firs,; bsml. has furnace;
good fir. plan; 1 blk. to Kenwood
schl.; paved Kt.; landscaped lot:
and garage. Asking price $5500.
with $1100 down, bill. FHA pay
ments. COZY. COMPACT, NEW, 1 hr.
mod. Large llv. rm.; handy kitch
en; wired for range; oil furnace.
It's u llllle beauty, on paved si.
$1300. terms.
GOOD. 5 RM. BUNGALOW; won
derful east side location; close to
will.; good fir. plan: dm. rm.; oil
lurnuce; utll. rm.; cor. lot; ga
rage; beautiful view. $l500duwn,
FHA moiilhly payments. Priced
$7500.
STOCK RANCI I. 6300 a. deeded,
also 12,000 a. Taylor rights; ull
fenced; 5(H) a. in cultivation.
Dwelling, bunk houses, other
hldgs. Will handle 500 head of
slock; excel, pasture. $10,000, on
terms of $15,000 cash, 1ml. reu
soniihle terms.
NEW, ULTRA MOD. East side;
u beautiful Home in fine location.
All ovcrsl.c rm.; llv. and din.
11118.; I br.: ultra mod. kitchen;
lovely hdwd. firs.; oil lurnuce;
Venetian blinds; Ige. garage. To
lul price $10,500, luke over easy
FHA nitge.
ANNE FORBES, REALTOR
30 Oregon Plume 36-W
Modern houses, small down
payments
(II 2 bedroom; East side; large
lot ; 2 stoves. $3500. $.150 down,
$35 month.
(21 Attractive yurd; 2'i lots; 3
bedroom; fireplace: wired for
electric range. $-1500. , $850
down, $10 month.
Homes, mil modern
(II Close In; 4 rooms, completely
furnished; refrigerator, etc.
$2500. $350 down, $.'15 month.
(2) Only $1-100. 3 rooms; kitchen
runge; lurnuce. $300 down, $35
month.
Immediate possession. 3 blocks
from clly cenler; Eusl side.
Co.y liomo, wllh alliichcd ga
rage and uparlmenl. $7000.
$1500 down.
Business. Opportunities
Auto Courts. Neighborhood Gro
cery, Hotel, Apuilmenls, Meut
Market.
Classifieds Produce
I or Kulo It. ul Exlsto
ALL STATE IlKALTY CO.
221 Greenwood
l'hono 107
Viirnnl, 2 lr mod. home, Dble.
garage; 2 lols; KiihI aide'. $3500.
DonIhc location on N. lllwuy;
2 cur. Iota. New, unflnlnhcd
lioiuu; some material. J 1725,
tCI'lll.
320 ii. ranch on Alfiilfu ltd. 4 br.
limine. Kulr uuthldg.; leumand
equipment. $9000.
e."m .In u"k n i i M,"i t v. a 1 :ixm
1029 HroiikH I'lmiir ,').ll
Near the Chamber o( Commerce
To tuko euro o inquiries from
homo buyer, wo DO need 2 und
3 hr. mod. home located In east-
cm pin t of rllv. Our round wild
show IIiIn Id lie true. Cull Mr. I
locklln, Phone 331. und he will
con! net you lit once.
$1500. 2 br., mod. home, on river.
2 lots. Term.
$2150. Smnll, 1 br mod. furnished
house. Tel ins.
$3150. 2 br., mod. Terms.
$7500. New, mod. duplex and 2
br. home. All furn.; elec. Mloves.
2'a a.; on hlway 1 ml. south of
Madras. All rented, $150 per
month, net Income. Term.
KAIiMS
$7.T0. 73 a.. 30 IrrlKiiled. 5 rm.
mod. home. Will trade for lute
model car or liuller house.
$500. 80 u., fi'J'a a. free wuler.
3 In., mol. home; fireplace; bsml.
and furiince; dbl. Karaite. $I(XK)
will handle. '
$8500. -10 a., wllh 23 a. of mend
uw. Very nice, 3 br., mod. home,
with fireplace. Terms.
Several 5 a. trnet on Deschutes
liver. $500 each.
ItIXE ItEALTY
l'hono 535 or 1732-W
Fuel
WE CANNOT accept any more
order for wood unill further no
tice. Oregon Trull Itox Company.
COAL-"oASCo""BRIQUE'rS
I'RES TO UxiS
Order now. DON'T HE CAUGHT
COLD. Keep your fuel bin FULL.
HEND STORAGE & TRANSFER
222 IrvliiK Ave. I'hone 411
2 CORD Ili" cr. slab. $14.00; 2
cord lb" dry slub, SlU.OO, Uellveied
In Hend. I You haul from yd., $5
mt cord.) Central Oregon l-uel
Co., phone 201-W. 930 A St., Red
mond, Ore.
For Hole I'nrm I'riHliietM
PEARS: Excel, quality D'Anlou;
full apple Ixix, $1.15. Appi-&:
Jonathan. Iiellclous. Ortley und
Splueiibute; ut ultracllvc inices.
tor. liih M. a ml Sister lliwuy.
Redmond.
LIVE RED HENS, 30c lb.; ulso
lryer. T. W. Vundevert, Rt. 3.
Ikix 103. Phunu 2102-W2.
FOR SALE: Used 6 ft. Inter
national combine, with complete
line of clover attachments. May
be seen at Franks Mulors. Red
mond. Phone 269-Z evenings.
5 A. POTATOES to sell, field
run. Rt. 3, Box 1-19. Burns hlway
to -I corners; south across C.O.I,
canal. East '.a mi. E. Moorman.
Phone IMiO R.
NEW TRACTOR: 300 his. John
iH-ere G. Will sacrifice. New
weed burner. 500 potato sacks.
While lace cuttle and calves for
locker meat. Rt. 1. Box 322. Al
Ca.ler.
BULL SERVICE brought to your
farm. Also some nice locker beef
und weuner pigs tor sale. Phone
131-M.
CONSIGN YOUR livestock to
Central Oregon Auction for the
highest prices. Sale every Thurs
day. Ben it. Smith, Mgr. Phone
12-113.
BROWN GELDING saddle or
pack horse; young; gentle; $30.
Sorrell mare, while socks; 3 yrs.;
geniie; ra. ut. j, uox z-us. utf
Butler Mkl. ltd.
For Sale Miscellaneous
Used Goods
White enamel wood, coal und oil
ranges; lop price $35, und over
100 to choose from. Also 1 white
enamel Wcdgewood gas range;
good cond., $69.50. 30 wood, coal
und oil heaters.
P.&E. FURNITURE
Redmond
New Goods
Several styles and colors of
chrome dinette sets; linoleum, in
chrome dinette sets; linoleum,
Including rugs a n d yardage;
electric refrigerator and deep
freeze, all in 1 cabinet; electric
lunges, lamps, toasters, Irons und
coffeematlcs; living room, bed
room und dining room suites.
Bottled gas plates, 2 burners,
$10.50.
P.&E. FURNITURE
Redmond
Redmond
WOOD CIRCULATOR tor sale
cheap. Phone 83011; or inquire
501 Riverfront.
30 io KRAG. wllh 6 boxes of
shells. Also 303 British with 2
boxes of shells. Call 2HII Y, Red
mond.
TOY POMERANIAN puppies. In
quire Ochoco Cale, Prlnevllle.
TO SELL OR BUY: Used furni
ture, stoves, guns, dishes, and
misc. Come to, or call Adding
ton's Second Hand Store, 2359 E.
First St., N. lllwuy. Pliuno 1737-
IW.
For Kale. MlMellaneaiiH
LADIES' PENDLETON
shirts ut Welle.
wool
I
USUI) SPINET pliino
40" Nplnet with direct blow uctlon,
A bui'Kiiln lor cuNh or tenrm.
Stone I'lmio Co., lMD Kulr
K rounds ltd., Salem, Ore.
KUKNACE: Kun; ull control:
hot wuler tank und coll. Till
equipment In No. 1 condition.
I'rlco very rnunonuble. l'hono 1U0
ufler 5 p.m.
HAHCAINVILLE
707 Columhlu l'hono M87-W
ItummuKe Sale
Ijidle' couta, men topcoat,
wool skirts, and many useful nr-
ucie on our ic rummage lame.
).:) WINCI lESTEIt, Mod. 35.
(iood cond. (ill) Newport Avo,
HEN I) AUCTION
Next sale Suturday, Oct. 1. Lots
of kooiI merchandise, Includ, 4
wheel Iruller, 1 Cuterplllur trac
tor, of ussorted lurnlier.
Furniture find household uppli
uuce. Don't mis this sale. Slut I
Iiik ut 11:30 a.m. Consliiii t-urlv.
Whltey I'erdue, Auctioneer. I'ii.
12I.'J and 1670-J.
KOHI.ER DAVENPORT and chr.
for ule. I'rlco $75. 1145 Mil
wnuklo. A WONDERFUL avln for
someone IntercKted in new Man
ule; lui'He rolls, KlIillnR shoe,
knee and hand control; hlKh and
low (eed; beautiful white por
celain finish. 1404 W. 1st St.
I'hone 1026-W.
For
FULLER BRUSHES
l'hono 652 M
BARGAINVILLE
707 Columbia Phone 1I87 W
Treadle sewing machine for sale;
guod condition. -
USED APPLIANCES
1 Ilotpolnt Range $ 70.00
1 I.H Raniic. 70.00
1 Westlnuhouso Range 90.00
1 Ilotpolnt Range 105.00
1 Apartment Runge 65.00
1 -l uurner Cms Runge 95.00
1 Easy Washing Machine.. 20.00
1 Refrlgerutor 70.00
BEND ELECTRIC
644 Franklin
Phone 159
BINOCULARS. 7x56 Henwldt
roof prbiins, cost $187. sell $75.
German service binoculars, Gx30.
light weight. S35. German Ko
dak. 4:5 lense. speeds to 200.
$22.50. Others ns low as $12.50.
187 'a E. Frunklin.
RADIO TUHES-Complcte stock
Phi Icq and other nationally
known brands. Tubes -tenftafuWir
Hend I- urnlture Co.
30.30 SAVAGE, with shells.
Wulmby.
630
FOR SALE: One-man universal
chain saw; runs good. $100. In
quire cabin back o 623 E. Pcnn.
Used Goods
Duvenoes, 1 love seat ; beds,
springs, mattresses: washing ma
chines. In good work. cond.. $65;
1 combination radio and phono
graph in good cond.
P.&E. FURNITURE
LYON'S GARDENS
Tulip bulbs for fall planting
ready, all colors. 1604 w. 2nd,
corner of Portland.
ONE 10 and one 20 h.p. General
t.iectrtc motor, i'hone la or 343
W. SAVAGE LEVER-ACTION deer
rifle; good cond. See ut Rt. 1,
Box 7. I'hone 4 -F3.
30-06 WINCHESTER; mlcrom
eter sights. First $85 tukes. 820
Roosevelt.
I'or Sale Used Cars
1941 DESOTO custom 4-dr. sedan.
Radio, heater. Call ut 723 Hill;
or phone 1785-J.
BEND GARAGE CO.
"Our 33rd Year"
1917 Bulck Super Sedunet. Light
blue duco; In line condition; in
terior perfect; complete accesso
ries; 25.000 miles. Truly a top
cur $1895
1917 Lincoln Club Coupe. Light
gray, custom model, with push
button windows, overdrive, uir
horns, radio and heater. A luxury
car al a bargain price $1195
1947 Chevrolet Fleetmaster Se
dan. Brand new Freedom blue
paint. Radio, heater, spotlight,
and Lifeguard tubes. An A l car
In all respects $1495
1937 Chevrolet Sedan. Has radio
healer, An excellent value $255
1918 Dodge 2-Ton Truck. 2-speed
axle: very low mileage; stock
ruck $2250
Phone 193
1917 DODGE TRUCK; 2-ton. New
engine: slock rack: king pins: tie-
rod ends; brake lining. 2-speed
Eaton; 4 new 12-ply Sciiierllng
llres. VV. A. Reddekopp, 457 8lh
St. Call 12-Y, Redmond.
MODEL A COUPE; cheap. Phone
1166. Ill Hawthorne.
1916 STUDEBAKER truck. Hi.
Very good cond. $950. Bend-Burns
hlway, 6 mi. post; turn left, 1st
house on left.
BARGAIN: '47 G.M.C. 2'ii-ton;
270 motor; 5 speed trans.; 2 speed
axle; good llres. Job If wanted.
Will consider car on deal, or any
reasonable offer. 629 W. 14th.
Phono 1428-W.
1918 STUDEBAKER pickup; 7500
miles; like new. Behind Auno's
Feed Store.
For Halo 1,'nrd tarn
'41 V 8 COACH. Wunt '30 or '37
couch or aediin for mully. ilal.
due, m. l.Ul Wull St. i'hone
Sec EDDIE'S
For Better Iluyi In Good
USED CAIIS
1218 Bulck Koadmaatcr Sedan
ello with new tires, radio and
cut covers; cost the orlulnal
owner $3,400; hu only 20.WX) ac
tuul mile. Full price $1850,
1018 Chrysler New Yorker Sedan.
H&H. Like brand new. $2250.
19-16 Chrysler Windsor Sedan. A
spotless cur at a luw price of
$1050.
1047 DeSolo Sedan. RAH.
other Kood Chrysler-built
with only 34,000 mile.
$1050.
An-
car,
Just
1940 Chcv. Club Coupe. New
paint job; new tire. Only $050.
These are VALUES at
..EDDIE'S SALES & SERVICE..
FELIX MOTOR SALES
Your Studebakcr Dealer since
1928 offers you the best in Used
Cars at the lowest possible
prices.
19-18 Studebaker Land
Cruiser. This car has
everything. Looks and
runs like new $18-13
19-17 Studebaker Land
Cruiser.. Lots of extras.
18,000 actual miles $1745
19-12 Chev. Club Couoe.
I K&H. $845
DEER HUNTERS' SPECIALS
19-11 Willys. 4-dr. Excellent
rubber; new paint; and
it runs good $295
1941 Nash Club Coupe. A
bit doggy b u t still
goes $315
1937 Chev.. 2 dr. Heater.
Here's real value at $215
USED COMMERCIAL UNITS
19-18 Ford 1 M ton Chassis
and Cab. New rubber
and new paint. It's
really a nice one -...$1245
1916 Ford 6-cyl. la-ton Pick
up, it s us goou or Dt-i-
ler than average $795
1912 Chev. "Si -ton Chassis
and Cab. Has brand
new motor $693
These units can all be -seen on
Used Cur lot on' the corner
of Irving and Harrlmun.
Many Mon: to Choose From
FOR SALE or trade: 1936 Ford
coach; good cond. $225. Will
take good Model A Ford as part.
335 E. Kearney. Phone 517-J.
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Chrysler and Plymouth automo
biles. Chrysler low as $2493.25,
Plymouth low as $1778.40. We're
ready to trade generous allow
ances. Eddie's Sales & Service.
WILL ACCEPT older model car
down payment on '47 Fruzer Man
hattan. Overdrive, nylon seat cov
ers, radio, WSW tires; extras.
Balance small monthly payments.
Phone 1117-J.
For Kent
FOR RENT: 2 rm.. furnished
apt.; clean and close in. 62 Lake
Place; or cull 1518-J2.
FOR RENT: Furnished. 2 rm.
cottage, water incl. 1 or 2 adults.
$15. Inquire 237 St. Helens PI.
SINGLE PERSON or couples
only. Mod., 3 rm. cabin; auto,
heat; cooking fuc; garage. Phone
625. Cor. East 8th and Green
wood. FOR RENT: 3 rm., furnished
house, with hot water; close to
mills. Phone 599-W; or inquire
ut 827 Delaware Ave.
NEW, 2 BR. HOME; auto, dish
washer; good loca. $75. Phone
1342-J.
CLEAN. NEWLY decorated, part
ly furnished; semi-mod., 3 rm.
house. No pets. Inquire at 678
Roosevelt Ave.
3 RM. FURNISHED apt.; utili
ties furnished. Adults only, no
pets. 745 Colorado, Apt, 3. Phone
1316-W.
APTS. FOR RENT for winter
months. L Rancho Motor Hotel.
Phone 199-Z, Redmond.
1 and 2 ROOM cabins for rent,
furnished or unfurnished; butane
equipped. Cheap for winter.
Phone 2008-J 1.
3 ROOM, MODERN, furnished
house. East side. $38.
Cabin suitable lor bachelor,
$16.50.
ANNE FORBES, REALTOR
36 Oregon Ave. Phone 36-W
1 BR., FURNISHED apt.; all utll.
Includ. heat. Adults, no pets. 1309
E. 3rd. Phono 579-J after 5:30.
Wanted
RELIABLE YOUNG couple want
to borrow $500 at 8',t. Excel, ref
erences. Write Box 8015, co
I Bend Bulletin.
WANTED TO BUY: Used bath
rm. ensemble. Ray Besscy, Turn
alo. Phone 314-L.
WANTED TO BUY: Livestock of
any kind, any amount. Also
horses. liuvo cash buyers. See
Nick -Chase, or drop card: Rt. 3.
LBox 96; or phone 790-W. Leave
woru.
Quick
Help Wsuled
OOINO TO Minneapolis. Minn..
uIkjuI cx.-t. 15. Want nomerme to
help drive. I'hone 90 or 1250-W.
WANTED: Women to bake pic
In own home. I'hone 1438-W.
WAITRESS WANTED: Must be
neat, cleun and fast. Come ready
to work. Hampton Station, Hamp
ton, Oregon.
WANTED: WAITRESS; union
waxe. Maupln Hotel.
EXPERIENCED croccry man;
full time. Apply Erlckson" Food
Market.
JACKPINE CONE pickers; pick
Ins will last till snow file. Cash
In on bumper crop. (10 per 100 1
job. J7 ui uiau unions, coiuaci uy
mall Carl C. Boyd, 1760 J St,,
Springfield, Ore.
Situations Wanted
EXPERIENCED alteration lady
wishes work In or near Bend.
Phone 7382, Prlnevllle.
Lost
SET OF CAR keys. Reward will
lie paid at Bulletin office.
GOLD STAR Mother's pin In
Bend Wednesday, Sept. 14. If
found, please send to Box 922,
Redmond.
Service
SAY, FOLKS!
It Is time to get that driveway
cindered or graveled before bad
weather. Also top soil. Air com
pressor, 'Dozer.
L. G. BAVTSON
Phone 1177-J
CARPENTER WORK: New con
struction, rough framing, remod
eling, cabinets, buill-ins and snop
work. F. W. Page, phone 650-M,
general contractor.
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
and repairs on all makes. Phone
274. 1033 Brooks.
HOUSE MOVING and raising;
large or small. Estimates gladly
given. Holman Transfer, 201 Irv
ing. Phone 987.
FOR WELL and drain hole drill
ing call Lee Grimes, 224 Davis,
phone 975-J or 1252-J.
FURNITURE MOVING; dust
proof padded van. We pack your
china with care, hang your
clothes in our wardrobe. Local
and nation-wide moving and stor
age. Holman Transler, 201 Irv
ing. Phone 987.
TRAVELING Truck-Crane. Do
ing light or heavy duty hoisting,
loading or pulling. R. B. Watson.
Phone 1699-J. 1636 Galveston. -
SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. cTrain
holes shot Free estimates. Phone
1252-J or 975-J. D. W. Grimes,
210 Davis Ave., Bend.
GULICK TRUCK Service: Long
distance livestock and hay haul
ing. We pick up livestock for lo
cal markets, Redmond Auction
house, or for shipment direct to
Union Stock Yards, Portland.
Phone 790-W.
HARDWOOD FLOORS, laying,
sanding, finishing. Also refinish
oid floors, like new, free esti
mates. CASCADE HARDWOOD
FLOOR CO.
221 Greenwood Ave. Ph. 167
KEYS MADE; saws filed; door
checks, phonographs, guns, bi
cycles, safes repaired anytime.
Knives, shears, tools sharpened.
Open 8 a.m. to 6. Henderson's
Shop, 1367 East 2nd.
SAW FILING, gumming, ham
mering, band saw welding, Sander
belts, band saw blades, new han
dles hung in tools. Sexton Supply
& Saw Service, 1195 Wall Street.
BOOKKEEPING and accounting.
Large or small accounts kept
monthly or quarterly. Reasonable
rates. Write P.O. Box 682: or
phone 1271-K. James M. Wood.
Miscellaneous
CHEF'S INN CAFE
Under new management
Deer hunters welcome 24 hour
service during deer season, begin
ning Friday, Sept. 30. Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Peterson.
MAKE RESERVATIONS now for
Cocker Spaniel puppies; out of
A.K.C. registered parents. Also
A.K.C. registered black Cocker
Spaniel at stud; throws blucks
and goldens. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Hauck, Box 1222, Redmond, Ore.
Phone 128-X.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland, Sept. 29 mi Cattle
salable 250; holdovers 200; calves
75. Market very slow; scattered
early sales weak to unevenly low
er on a cleanup basis. Odd cutter
and common light steers 12.00 to
16.50. Several consignments me
dium grassers unsold. Few com
mon heifers 13.50 to 16.00. Light
cutter dairy type heifers down to
11.00: limited movement cutter
and canner cows 10.50 to 11.50.
Few common and low beef cows
12.50: odd cutters medium sau
sage bulls 12.00 to 15.00; few good
vealers 22.50; common and me
dium grades low at 12.50 to 18.00.
Hoes salable 125. Market ac
five; steady from Wednesday's
best time. Good und choice 180
320 lbs. 21.75; few fat type butch
ers unsold; good 365-415 lb. sows
17.50; feeder pigs scarce. Choice
lightweight salable arond 22.00.
Sheep salable 200, load over 100.
Market opening steady; quality
considered. Good and choice
trucked-in spring lambs mostly
20.50: few mostly good lots 20.00;
common down to 16.00. Good
ewes salable down to C.50,
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Lt. Williams said he would
"have to bring in more state po
lice If it becomes necessary to po
lice the city."
Meehan aid he had "not report
ed directly" to Harry Bridges on
The Dalles situation.
"I am not required to do so.
This is entirely an Oregon affair
and the only outsiders involved
are the 'big five' (of Hawaii) and
strikebreakers from California.
The governor should know this."
Meehan said:
Mayor Blamed
The people of The Dalles have
a right to ask Mayor E. G. Mauser
If he Is going to work for the best
interests of this community and
luture prosperity, or if he Is go
ing to Join the ranks of the pine
apple kings and offer up The
Dalles as a sacrifice on their altar
of greed."
Leo Levensen, Portland, attor
ney for the longshoremen, con
ferred with uion leaders today
on the restraining order.
Herb Alden, Oregon Journal
photographer, and Frank Ster
rett, Portland Oregonlan photos
rapher, were standing on a street
corner when a longsnoreman ap-
proacnea tnem and said:
"There's a couple of good cam-
eras. I u have one of those be
fore the day is over."
Six men. Including two news
papermen, were Injured yester
day when 250 longshoremen
broke through a police line and
roughed up AFL truck drivers
and non-union townspeople who
had been unloading $800,000
worth of pineapple tidbits barged
here irom strike-bound Hawaii.
Six men were injured, several
of them newsmen, in dockside
violence yesterday. Longshore
pickets dumped pineapple cases,
smashed a big loading crane with
sledge-hammers, snipped guide
wires and pulled out the crane's
motor batteries.
The violence broke out when
non-union stevedores, some of
them ranchers and townspeople,
started to unload cases of pine
apple from the Isleways, Ltd.,
barge. The pineapple was cut and
loaued by non-union men in Ha
waii, where the CIO longshore
men have been on strike for near
ly five months.
230 Charge Dock
Some 250 Cio longshoremen,
including 100 from Portland,
rushed the 18 amateur longshore
men with cries of "Let's get
those finks." They broke through
a to man police cordon.
After order was restored, the
Isleways company got a court
order temporarily forbidding the
union to establish a picket line
around the docks or to interfere
with trucks. Circuit judge Mal
colm W. Wilkinson scheduled a
hearing on a temporary injunc
tion tomorrow.
Matt Meehan, international rep
resentative of the longshore un
ion, said 500 longshoremen would
be on hand today but that they
would respect the order and
would not step loot on the city
owned docks.
I'm for peaceful picketing," he
said. "Nothing will happen m this
town as long as were picketing
in it."
R. M. Botley, president of Isle
ways, said tnere would be no
more unloading until after to
morrow's hearing on a tempor
ary injunction, or until It could
be done "peacefully." He added
it would take two days to fix
the crane.
Farmers Angry
Meanwhile, there were rumors
that angry townspeople were
planning a "rifle brigade" to run
"foreign' longshoremen out of
town. Earlier Gunther Krause, at
torney for Hawaiian pineapple
interests, urged Mayor Fred Mau
ser to appeal lor a pitchfork
brigade.
Injured in yesterday's violence
were Robert Lackunlach, San
Francisco, a Life magazine pho
tographer, whose camera was
smashed; Clarence Rosales, 45,
San- Jose, Calif., truck driver;
Ray Curto, 37, San Jose, another
truck driver; George Lindsay, bO,
publisher of The Dalles Optimist,
a weekly, whose camera also was
smashed; Don Hyman and Gene
Hoard, truck drivers.
After the volunteer crews ap
peared yesterday morning to un
load the barge, the longshoremen
called a strige against The Dalles
port. Railroad Brotherhood mem
bers respected their picket line,
and refused to move cars onto
the dock.
PORTLAND MARKETS
Portland, Sept, 29 (Ui Egg and
butter prices neld unchanged to
day; eggs appeared unsettled aft
er yesterday s 1-3 cents decline on
large and medium sizes.
Butter Price to retailers:
Grade AA prints 67c lb; AA car
tons 68c; A prints 67c; A cartons
68c; B prints 64e.
Eggs Prices to retailers:
Graue AA large 73c doz; certified
A large 68c; A large 67c; AA me
dium 58c; certified A medium
57c; A medium 55-56c doz; A
small 43c; cartons 2c additional.
Cheese Price to retailers:
Portland, Oregon singles 39-42c
lb; Oregon 51b. loafs 44'j-45c lb;
triplets l'-iic les than singles. Pre
mium brands, singles, 51 -ic lb;
loat 53',iC lb.
The world's largest bell, 200
tabs in weight, is in Moscow.
Daredevil Driver
Finds Highways
Unsafe Places
By PHer Hayes
(UaiUd t inn tiimlt Curraapondant)
Spokane, Wash, itfi Custom
arily, the life Insurance salesman
Is the pursuer and the client Is
the pursued. But this custom is
shot to pieces when the agents
run across Freddie (Satan) La
Mont. "They lust laugh when I sug
gest insurance," he says.
i-or 14 years people have been
paying for 37-year-old Freddie's
groceries to see him try to break
his neck. LaMont Is a Hollywood
stunt driver and he has a travel
ing thrill show he calls "Satan's
Hell-Drivers. '
But Freddie finds lt hard to
understand why Insurance men
give him the cold shoulder. "Why,
when' I drive off a ramp at 40
miles per hour through a flam
ing hoop, I'm safer than most
motorists on the highways," he
said.
Freddie, whose nickname Is ac
centuated by a devil's goatee,
thinks the average motorist on
the road doesn't know what he
is doing.
Fears Highways
"I'm scared to death to drive
on the highways, he says. "Oh,
I've had a few tickets, but rare
ly for speeding. I'm a 30-mile-an-
hour man myself."
Every member of Freddie's
nine-man troupe knows exactly
wnai ne s going to do. A slip-up,
a miscalculation, and it could
mean death for any one of the
boys in the act.
"Nobody gets hurt when two
cars going 40 miles an hour col
lide head-on," Freddie says. "We;
drive from the back seat and Just
before the crash duck down be
hind the front seat. You hardly
feel it. And II you're In the front
seat and you're going to hit, the
trick is to get out of the way of
me steering wneel.
Freddie's attractive wife trav
els with the show. She has
watched him work many times
dui never can get used to it
Only One Mishap
"But I wouldn't think of try-
ing io make mm do something
eie xor a uving. sne says. It 'a
wnat ne wants to do.
The wiry, soft-spoken little
stunt-man has a unique off-sea
son occupation. He makes beauti
ful hand-tooled wallets, belts and
other leather goods. He earveH a
belt depicting in separate panels
finely - detailed illustrations of
eacn act m his show.
in an nis years of courtin"
death, Freddie has had only one
serious accident, and that one
was off the Job. He explained:
"I was on a motorcycle in Los
Angeles when a gal came reap
ing through an intersection in
her car and clipped me. That
broke my leg in 18 places. I tell
you, it just isn't safe out there!"
Low Temperature
Studies Made
Pittsbureh (tP Scientist t hQ
Westinghouse laboratory are
llnding out what happens when
it gets really cold 458 degrees
below zero.
Dr. Aaron Wexler, head of low
temperature studies at Westing
house, revealed some of the
strange things that happen when
you get down to 458 degrees be
low zero. That is just one-tenth
of a degree above absolute zero,
where there is no heat at all.
"At such temperatures.' Dr.
Wexler explained, "the nature of
matter undergoes radical chang
es and behaves in a most myster
ious manner. For example, liquid
helium flows uphill and the flow
of electricity in a wire encounters
no resistance at ail. Although
these facts have been known ,for
years, scientists are striving' to
find out why this should happen."
Normally when electricity flows
through a wire it loses some of
its force and generates heat. At
super-cold temperatures this does
not happen. The current flows
without resistance and will con
tinue to flow even after the power
source has been shut off.
One of the projects on the re
search program is to discover al
loys that will conduct electricity
without resistance at tempera
tures above the extremely low
temperatures at which it can be
done now. If such an alloy can be j
found, the way would be opened
to the transmission of electricity
at lower cost and without loss.
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Ford Motor
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ment at 68 was agreed upon.
I he $100 retirement Includes
social security with Ford paying
that part of the pension which la
not received from sociul security
benefits.
Reuther. weary but smiling,
hulled the agreement as an "his
torical step forward In labors
drive to destroy the double eco
nomic and moral standards in
American industry."
it Is an Important milestone
In welfare and security in the
Industry," he said, that will "not
only serve for stability of the
auto workers but should point the
way In the steel Industry."
John Bugas, Ford Industrial re
lations vice-president, said the con
tract was "a fresn and significant
approach to increasingly better
industrial relations In rord Mo
tor company plants."
"Most of all, we believe It opens
the door on a long period of sus
tained labor peace and productiv
ity," he said.
Speed Checked,
Driver Fined
An unusual condition of a mu
nicipal court trial had been re
ported checked off today.
On September 20, city records
show, James M. Wood, Bend, was
cited Into municipal court on a
charge of operating his car at
65 miles an hour in a 25 mile an
hour zone in Bend. Wood ap
peared In court earlier this week,
entered a not guilty plea, and
told Judge A. C. Goodrich he was
certain his car could not do 65
miles an hour.
Judge Goodrich Immediately,
demanded a speed test, to deter
mine whether the car could reach
the 65 mile an hour mark, and
set the case over until this morn
ing. The test was made with a '
patrolman driving the car, with
Wood beside him. Checking the
speed was a patrolman in a police
car.
Officers said the car reached
the 65 mile mark, and probably
could do better. .,
Wood this morning was fined
$40, with $25 of this amount
suspended.
HUNTERS
Plggly Wiggly Is open this
week till 9 p.m. Week-end spe
cials effective tonight. Auv.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOriCE IS HEREBY GlvEN
That the undersigned has, by ine
County Court of the State of Ore
gon for Deschutes County, been
appointed Executor of the Last
Will and Testament of John D.
Cronin, deceased, and all persons
having claims against said Estate
are required to present them,
duly verified as required by law,
at the office of my attorneys, De
Armond, Goodrich & Foley, U.S.
National Bank building, Bend,
Oregon, within six months from
the date of the first publication
of this notice.
DATED and first published
this 8th day of September, 1949.
Timothy Cronin, Executor,
DeArmond, Goodrich & Foley,
Attorneys for Executor.
233-239-245-251-C ,
Flood control begins where the
rain falls and runoif originates.
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at -
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