The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, October 24, 1949, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextI MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1949 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON PAGE SEVEN 20,000 Classified Rates MH'AI. I'AIU IN AIIVAM K 23 Word Oiiii Time Mln 2IJ Wurilx Thmi TIiiich 2H Word HI TIliii'K ViM All ida ! II .d.l Ir uid lluiaa liuniliar .1 litaatlluiia. On Kanlli lyil, ama ruit, U rla, fctllllniUIH ill!!. OUr. I. In llala lu I iliaU ICH lt, aitara lft lilt, IMllllMIUlM IUC I Ivalltg lllu clualllada, II IllaiiUr Atlvfltlalitf ( Ualiif Urn I p.m. tilvfluu dar. Cln half pan r Ulnar, I i.m. aarulMl day Ulvvluua I iiulillralwit. I or Sale Itiiil rtulo lill.lll.HI'S KKAI, KSTATK lUrKHS roll .SAI.K .'I IIKIiltoiiM: Modern Ihhiii' with Imsi-incut mill oil iln' liuiuirc. lnooe.nl. nil xliii ui;e. I imilili' ear lit;!1. '.' Iniue IhIm well liiiinuvril. A MMiiiiv liiinii In i:imhI luriiilun JiinI nil S. :inl. S!hkki ullh ii'imiv SMAI.I. 1 H .M I ; : (In Koud liulld Ihk liiraiiiin. liuulili e.nme.e with Itllt'ht HIIIIII III' ll'IIIIHII arv llvlm; ilUJirli'iH while vim liulld. Fi-nred Mini uM nil K. Htli. $'IMM with tri iiih. .'I I'.KI !( H M: Modem furnished lliiltlt' lli:it lias n illlllni: I'ihmii. I'llri'il fill illli'k hale lit HMHI. lu ll Ytilt W'illlt lllt'iillic, It's icnllne, (ill V'll llinlllll. Sec tlii'ii1 mill inmiv iilhciK Hi I, II. 1(1. UTS KKAI. I.STAIK llii:i Willi I'll. .ni- .'.I. I vk ki:i.l tiii-; i: a i en i II U S I N KSS KI'LVIAL: HKST t'AI'K hiuiMlu ulleicd In ,i limit time. I 'in- In III hi-.illh pH'M'llt IIWIIIT will M'll III il hlllTllll'l1. HcM nl f i ii i lllellt, i:uilil lease, exrcl lent iMislness. 1 ' !- ri'iluri'il til SV."ill plus IlivcllliHY. Will consider Itaile mi vul Iry iiiiii'rlv. Sec llullew. Nl'AV '2 hcilrnnin mmlri n hume. lianlw I flniMH. insitlatcil, nil III! II. ire, w ll ril I n r inline. Onlv S."sii) w I t h 5Iini iliiwn, halitnre I IIA l at Hallcw will hIiow you this. I'll 1M.MK1 l ATI-.' I '( )KS1 :ssn IN I ll 1 H lllilili'Ml J Ivrilninllt Inline, IllllV llisul.ileil. Ill pl.u'c, nil flour ftllliarc, new roof, cloulile Karate, I'Mi'llriil liiraiiiin, luivril Hticcl ami slilcwalli. 1'ilrc S7:t:0 Willi S-''TII ilown. Iiul iinee I'll A &I.VI.I per inn. Call 1 1 i -l J Mr. Hallcw. evcnliik'H 1.MI2 W. W 1 1. I.I AM 20 S. .Il.l It. SIIKM.KV I'honc 117 1 J I'lHt I.KASK: Miiilrrn kmvIic hi m i ii hi I nialor oil yoini;iny lo tin. on 'ially ichpoii.sIUk' paity. I'hnne 71. Hc'liil. am. :;tatk HKAI.TV Cl. '221 liiccnwnnil 1'hiiiic lii7 West slile. 2 In., moil.; I'j lotn; on Iuih line. $.1250; hnuill ilown p.ivmciu. Il.ist Khlc. .1 In., moil.: Iismt.: lias luinarc; rlrr. walrr liral ri ; wlieil lor ranue; rlo.se In. Sii'.i.Vl, terms. 10 a., near Tiimalii. .'17 a. water; 'A a. straw ImtiIch. 2 hr. house. Si'.iiHi, trims. Will tr.iile lor ritv properly. ,'llli a. lease, near Mailras. 1S7 a. In allalla ami rimer; 111 a. rill tlvalril. Marnliie shcil ami Ii v Ini; iiiailriH. All nrr. riuli llli'llt. ti-iii im I lv rum i ii. i. .v.. ii. i ii. ww.i.i.i i i iv. i : - --a acres near .-laieiii. .- room, modern hume; large hum. gran ary, chlrkcn house; fenced, (mod soil. 10 arrc'H suh lt rliMtrd ms tuic. Halanrc riilllvainl. .'I wrlls. Nuis and fruit. MeCm inlrk l leer ing trarlor and Implements In cluded. $11.5011; In ins. Might con sider mule. New, .'1 bedroom, modern home; east side; nlrclv in raiu;eil; plas tered, mid vcrv Hlirarllvc ex terior. Nlrc location. Mavheorru pled Noon. I 'lire $N9.iO: F1IA terms. .1. A. DUDItKY. REALTOR 10.19 Wall SI. I'hnne LI27-W Across rum 'Pilot Hiiilc Inn U'KI.L HU1I.T 3 vr. old. 2 br. Iinmc. Iili-iillv ariangril; Willi din. tin.; nil furnare: closet spare ga lore; cor. lot wilh guild garage; 1 hlk. limn Allen sclil. Priced be low FHA appiaiscil value. It's a guild buy nl onlv SiTilKI, nil FHA lei ins. .1. S. Davis Co., Penney llldg. Phone 1S5. .1. S. Phone 1S5 DAVIS CO. Penury llldg. New 2'licdrm. well runsti urled iinmc now ready lor orruiianrv, all large rooms, hiinlwd. firs., line fiunarc, bcaulilul lilc kitch en. ()vcrsi.e lot, altached gar age. Will lake good ear or home lis part payment. Priced $H(MK. ' ! bedrm. modern, sniilhea.sl (list., full reiiicnt hasciuenl, furnace, haidwd. His., 2 lots, garage. Im meillali1 poHsesslnn. 517000 FHA loan avallahle. ( looms incident, 3 bedi ms., Utinl lv nine living tb. dining ronms, .lohnsMansvllle siding, rock loiiiiiliillon. Total nrlre S3.')00, vnu nay SL")(H) down, ussuuu! $2000 IlllgC!. 1'j hlks. from Paik oolhrldge, 2hediin. Iiindern. hardwd. His. Imsemcnl, ulllilv ruuni. line klteh in. unveil sli-ccl. rood garage Uuiek possession. S.i.'iOO lulal price, (innd I'll A loan iivaMahlc WK HAVE HIJYKKS for 2 mid ; lir. homes, also acreage wllh city uiiter. mid a 40 to HO acre farm rinse In, cunilillon of buildings and land Immaterial. 1 C II Isn t listed wllh us. we can'l sell II See C. J. I.lndli or D. II. Peoples, Mldstalo Keully Co. Phono 495. Readers Check These Ads lur Nulo Ileal Litleilit 1 1 1 : A 1 .1 ,V MHU) Int. JiihI leveled. HimiIv In lull Ii I on MjihI Marshall mi-jii- Hili Hi. Iimuhe al T2. K. Mm hIiiiII. I WKI .I.INI ; Modern, fi i dim. mnl Imlli; lisinl.; f 1 1 1 1 lie, liral; wired lur clee. inline; Wmiiui'. Ijit IHMI. hunt, fil l ln-lawiue Ave. $I7.'iO. NKKI) A IIOMi;? CI kn7' Drill nf t In liny mi KIINU If :M) M ill. Call tniluy mill Inspect I III' IIhiiiikh at ;illiert Ileal Eslatu, llllfi Wall SI. WANTTOSKI.L? l.lhl your irop. criy with ;M.IKH'1. A miuiiii.' deal, anil prompt, efficient, cour teous hcivlce Ih vuiiih ul ( lllliciTii Ileal l'.Kliitn. 1(115 Wall St. Ifi hitch, .'10 hitch Swallcv water. One mile Iioiii city lltnltH. $.T2UO. Xld ihtcii. Si) hitch Ii rivaled. Le.c. hprllii!. tieek HiiiiiikIi lHinTtV. IIhiIiiii. iihiiIitii hmiHc. SHi.lMKI. 110 hitch. 110 fnlc.Htcil. Two hniiM'H, $IH,IKI, hin.ill ilown. '.Kl hitch. 10 Swallcv water. i!nni nwtliiillilliicK. Small Imuxc. CIiihc III. $lhl(M), ICl'IIIH. rIO ihti'h 1 1 1 V I.iihI. II 1 1! Ii w a ',' thintiKh niiicriv. Snmc iiiiiImt hiiiI InlH nl wiiinl. $IKI intal pure. Twi) hitch, close In on iiorlli hllthwav. S.'iCK). l!fi ncrcN, 10 Swiillev water, small tnnilcni hnii.se. North hllthwav, SciVliO. lusnitlliil hciI ui tin ii liomc much is III'. $l.'.00O, $jooo ilown. Small Imiiiie not (Inl.slicil IiihIiIc. IIiihIiichh loiHIInn. $r00, SMXi (111. We n 1 llstlnKH. SMITH iir linnil St. HKAl.'l Y I'lione K. M. III'CKNI'M. IIKAI.TOII I0.".l llronlis I'hnne .Til Near Ihe Chamlwr nl Conimei i c Varailt. .Hk'iIiiu, fllllv innilrlll. Willi or w ithmit f in nlliii-c. I'l l I rli:ht with hinall ilnwn pavment. '1 he Ih'sI 1' Ih-iIi in. moil. Iinmc In II, .,, i I,, i' 111 ill -ilium i:isli lull. anre prr mnnlli. New 2liril;in ultra mmlrin. In Hiilalril si wrathrislripiiril. Nlrc klirhrn wlih Hfinllx. View win ilnws. Iiaiilwonil IIiioih. (Ill fin n nrc. SCi7nci; $1-10(1 rasli, lial. I'll A. 2lH'ilionm moil, fiirmsliril limiir. Wrsl hlilr. Vcrv Itooil ronillUnu, Dnn't li t the pi Ire .scare vim as Ihe nwner Is foirnl to sell. $;C)1!0, SI 100 rash, halanrc $.10. Call Mr. Ui.klln I ni l :--ii COl.DEIl weiilher couililK. Stork up now with wood or coal. I'nuiipt drllvriv cllv or rountrv. rhonc Tin', evciilncs t2S, Hrook' Inus Wood "i ai d. COOD dry limlv wuod, phone Lire J lor iHiimpt delivery on any amount and lenrlh. COOD HEAVY larkpine slah wuod for sale. Hettcr siork up now for winter. Drop a card lo O. D. Alexander. I.aplnc. DHY HODY pine wood. $!l a cord hy fjecr.l load. I'honc H25. Ilotz Wood Yard. Sisters, Oremm. 2 CORD 1G" gr. slab. $1-1.00; 2 cord lt" dry slab, $19.00. dcilveied In Hcnd. (You haul from yd.. $5 per cord. I Central Oregon Fuel I'm Illume 'llll-W. O.'lli A SI . ICeil. ' ' .. . .., niond, Ore DRY HODY WOOD, nnv length. Immediate delivery. Jim mid Gi-nrgc Wilson. Phone1 (i.l9 W; or write Xl'a Rlverlrolit. COAL GASCO HIUQUE'l'S P11I'TO-I.OCS Order now, DON'T HE CAUGHT COLD. Keep your fuel bin FULL. REND STORAGE & TRANSFER 22 Irving Ave. I'lione 414 I'or Sale 1 anil 1'roiltlrtH WOULD LIKE In trade veal calf lor good load of wnud. Rt. 1. Hux 229. Phone 2000 J 1 COLTS, 2 light and 3 he-avv. SI5 each, or all fur $50. Phone 1 (17. 2 JERSEY HKIFERS: Jusl flesh. Reel fivers, 'lea- III. live weight. Elder Ranch, 7 mi. north on Old Redmond hlway. CONSIGN YOUR livestock to Central Oregon Auction for Ihe highest prices. Sale every Thurs day. Hen K. Smith, Mgr. Phone I2-R3. BULL SERVICE brought to your larm. Also some nice locker beef and wcaner pigs for sale. Photic 151-M. WEAN Ell PIGS, also extra nice Netted Gem potatoes. Bring sacks $2.90 hundred. Ed Loseh, Rt. 1. Hox 101, phono -lSS-W, Carroll Acres. FEEDER PIGS. 3 nios. old. Very nice1. On Sisters highway, 4th place tiom Junction cm light. Ell Pavlch. I'or Sale1 .Mlserllaiiiniis RADIO TUBES Complete stock Phllco and other nationally known brands. Tubes tested. Bend Furniture Co. A LARGE STOCK of used reft lg erators, reconcl. and guar, from $1)9.50 up; used wringer washers Irotn $19.30 up. Also uscmI uuto malic electric ranges and lroir ims. 165 1:;. Greenwood, Oregon Eeuiipinent Co., phone KSS. LOWER UNIT klirhen cabinets, In guild mncl. First scellon 5'u It. bv 2li In.; iinnther section 4 II. by 2li In. Itcnsonnhle price. See lit 493 Slate St.; or call 90U-M. I'nr Sulci M Ihi i IIuiiioiim KULLKK IntUSIIES I 'hone l it) J SAI.K ON USKH AI'IM.IANCKS M.W. WaHher. II mo. cjlcl $ii'J..r)0 S. Ciiccii WaHher, old 1 yr. I III! 1 1111 Olll WaHher, 1 yr. $r.!i.00 1 Dexter WiiHher, .'I yr old '12.50 Other WhhIiitk $10, $1."), $20 up 1 IjiIc moilcl WeHlliiKhouHt! He IrlKcralor. I.ale inuilel lor. 1'hllco Ilefrlucru- MAVTAC AI'I'LIANCE STOIIE 10X1 HrookH St. 1 IT. USKI CHAIN taw, In very tiooil roml. A limualn. Sexton supply. 11!l" Wall St. I'Iano si.k;htly uskd Halilwln Acrosoulc Kplnet; Immii llful; like new. Will he hold at sari Hire, Write Hc-nsoil I'Iano Co., o.") Ollrhilhl Ave., Ilenil, Ore. liKWAIlK OK KAKKKS - Itiner ant out of town Kcwine marhmv men arc reprc.sc-iillnil IhcinHclvcs as employccH of thin couiiiuiy these men arc frauds. We do not employ housr-lo house Kiilesmcn. I'lease phone lis l( cine ol Ihrin rnllH on you, or notify your local police depl. There Ik a luw uralnsl door to iloor Bollcltlni;. ANDKHSON SKWIN; MACHINE & Al'I'LI- ANCE CENTER Hcnd l'huiie W,2 W HAIICAINS AT HAIKiAIN VILI.E 707 Columlila I 'hone 11K W (Hi Is all wool Zephyr knit sweat ers. S2.'.. lnil'onl nylons, SUM. Chlldien'.s rardlran sweaters, Sl.l!. l ew children! cuats lelt, .i.!is. I -nr. ! slr hath towels, 7tir lardaitc mid many olhrr useful Hems at popular prices. SALE: Fine .'UXXi Sprlncifield Spoi ler, S125 lob, sell So.i: h mm. Mhiisci' commerrlal siorlers $65. lH'c 's E. Kianklln. I 'or Sale I'miI an EOlll) flat iH'd truck, rood mo tor, Kood Hat bed. rrank Ester Kl'ccii, 201 llioadway, Hcnd. I'.l.'U Dc SO'ID sed.in. Aver.inr condition. 11 & II. Inquire Ik-nil Eire hall. HEN I) GARAGE CO. "Our 33rd Year'' 19IS Hulck super sedan I9IH Plymouth sedan 1910 Hulck special 2-dnor .... 19-11 Chcvrulct sedan, as Is HUH Chevrolet 2-dour, as is 1937 I icSoto coupe 1930 HuicK .sprria! sedan . .. Phone 193 $2150 1195 1)95 5,. 415 295 295 GREAT NEWS FOR USED CAR HUYERS AT II ALU ROOK MOTORS Here's your chance to buy a Used Car !ciov Wholesale Prices. We are fnrceil to reduce our Stock due to lot space. FIRST COME! FIRST SERVED! 19-17 Mercury Station Wag on $1195 1917 Ford 4 door Super De luxe 995 1939 Ford 2-dnor 315 1939 Kurd 4 clour, liO ll.p 225 1937 Ford 2-clonr, liO ll.p 175 193f Ford 2-door HS5 192S Ford Model A, 2-dnor ... 50 192M Furd Model A, 4'dnnr ... 50 1910 Nash 4-donr 295 1911 Hulc k 4-duor Special .... 545 19 IS Pont lac I clncir Torpedo 1395 1911 Pontine 2-dnor 415 1911 Hudson 4 clour 395 193X Plymouth 4-door 295 1937 Plvniouth Coupe 150 19.'i Chevrolet 4-duor 195 19IS Falser 4 door 1145 1910 Zephvr Convertible 445 1917 Ford Coupe 925 1911 I (nelson ti pass. Coupe.. 495 1937 Ford 4-dour 150 1938 Chrysler 4 cloor 395 1939 Nash 4-duor 475 1910 Furd coupe 305 1937 Graham 4-cluur 50 193G Chevrolet 2-door 175 COMMERCIAL 19IS Ford Pickup, 6 cyl. 1947 Ford Pickup, 6 cyl. $1013 915 845 325 19lli Ford Pickup 19111 Plymouth Pickup 1947 Willys Jeep, with pow er takeoff and Hydrau lic lift 1939 Chevrolet Truck; short wheelhase, with flat rack 1936 Chevrolet Pickup 795 195 125 II A LB ROOK MOTORS , USED CAR LOT Member Central Oregon Auto mobile Dealers Assn. Across from Pilot Butte Inn Phone (ISO 'Hi FORD PICKUP; 27.000 miles. Oversized Hies; healer and other exlms; runs like new; body solid. $S75 cash. W. H. Crawtord, 6 miles out on Burns hlway; turn right 'i mile. 19-10 BU1CK 4-clf.; in excel, cond. R&H: Hiilifree.e; Al motor; tear end and transmission over hauled; new battery; good tires; lealher, elc, interior. See at 720 Hill. 1 or Ke nt KOK IlKNT: 2 room mnilern or nlslieil aimrtmenl. on Wint Hlile near mill. Call 1,'IHK-K or call ul IITi K. Mamhnll. FOK IlKNT: .'1 room aiiarlment. nicely fin iiIkIiciI, clerlrie ranee, red IceiHlor. aiilomiille fiirnaec" heal. No chllilren or pets. I'honc 1 IHI. MODKIIN 171(i W. COrrAliKS. I'hnne MODKIIN, furnished .') bedroom apiirlmcut. 137 SI. Helens, phone 121.1 W. Vt & 2 Illl. KUIlNISHKD or un furnished, mod. roltari'H; Hultable for 3 and 4 pcrnonii. At the Car roll Aerc-H Store. CAHINS lit the I'lne Tree Auto Court on South IIlKliway 'SI. Win ter rates. AITS. KOH KENT: All furnish ed. Inquire Shady Nook Motel, 105 East 3rd. AITS. EOIl KENT for winter mom lis. I. Rancho Motor Hotel. I'lione 1!)!i-Z. Redmond. ROOM & HOARD for man In roomlnc house. S20 wk. I'leaxant surroundlnis's; eood lood. 707 Delaware; 723 M. FURNISHED AIT.; nr.. llv. rm., klirhen, nook; prl. bath. 1412 Hill Street. Wan (eel WORK for 11-4 Cat. with dozer. Uig skidding or dirt woi k I'honc li7U-M. SVANTED: Return load from Hcnd area lo Willamette valley. Write Valley Storage, Corvallis, Ore. WOULD LIKE lo buy some good milk rows that will freshen soon; also any other kind of cattle you have to sell. W. R. Franks, Red mond. I'lione 78. TOP PRICES paid for any kind of cattle you have to sell; fat or thin. Will pick them up at your ranch. Randall Miller, Redmond. Phone lliS X. WANTED TO HUY: Livestock of any kind, any amount. Also horses. Have cash buyers. See Nick Chase, or drop card: Rt. 3. Hox 90; or phone 790-W. Leave word. Help Wanted GIRL lor general housework. Kxperience1 not necessary. Room, board and wages. Mrs. Heming av, phone 1231. AVAILABLE: The best one-man business in citv of Hcnd. We pro- vido-capital. Car reciuirccl. Write J. 11. Watkins Co.. 137 Dexter Ave.. Seattle, Wash. HAVE OPENING for man or woman for demonstration work. Will give free training. Car neces sary. Earnings alxive average. Write Hox HTXHi, c o Hcnd Bulle tin, giving full particulars. THE GENERAL Motors Accept ance Corp. of Portland will cm ploy a local man. who. following a period of training. Will act as Contact. Credit and Collection representative in the Bend area. Previous credit and collection ex perience will be valuable. 24-30. Single or married. Good educa tion and appearance. Apply to C. A. Walters. Pilot Butte Inn. be tween 10:00-2:00 p.m., Tuesday, October 25. SERVICE STATION attendant. Steady work; chance lo advance. Must be experienced. Write Box 857S. c o Bend Bulletin. Ci'r ATTTir'AT . TVPKT rrnn.-.i-:,l office work. Accuracy essential. Excellent opportunity for the right person. Please give age. ex perience and salary expected. Write Box S631, Bend Bulletin. Situations Wanted WANT HOUSEWORK, clav work. Tel. 873-M. Will do I'ouiid FOUND: Golden Cocker female pup. 35-1 Vnlorado. Services ELECTRICAL W I R I N G All types of electrical wiring by guar anteed licensed men. Free esti mates. Telephone 159. HARDWOOD FLOORS, laving, sanding, finishing. Also refinish old floors, like new, free esti mates. CASCADE HARDWOOD FLOOR CO. 221 Greenwood Ave. Ph. 167 WASHING MACHINE SERVICE and repairs on all makes. Phone 274. 1033 Brooks. GULICK TRUCK Service: Long distance livestock and hay haul ing. We pick up livestock for lo cal markets, Redmond Auction house, or Tor shipment direct to Union Stock Yards, Portland. Phone 790-W. SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain holes shot. Free estimates. Phone 1252-J or 975-J. D. W. Grimes. 210 Davis Ave.. Bend. FILL DIRT TOP SOIL Driveways surfaced. Compressor work. L. G. Davison. Phone 1 177-J. TRAVELING Truck -Crane. Do ing light or heavy duly hoisting, loading or pulling. R. B. Watson. Phone 1699-J. 1636 Galveston. FURNITURE MOVING: dust proof padded van. We pack your china with care, hang your clothes in our wardrobe. Local and nation-wide moving and stnr- age. ling. Holman Transrer, H01 irv Phone 987. Hungary Executes Four for Treason Iludac-st, iruneary, Oct. 24 (111 I.t. Cen. CyoiKy I'alffy, one of Huniiary'ii IilKlieHl ranklnj; uener- als, and tlirc;e other officer were ha need today for treason. A ministry of defense commu nique said Ihe four officers had been convicted at a net-ret mili tary trial. I'alffy and one of Ihe other three officers, Ilc-la Korondy, a police couoncl, originally had iwen Ploced on trial before a peo ple's court with lormer Foreign j minister Laszly Kajk charRed with plotting with Yugoslav and American agents to overthrow Hungary's communist govern ment. The civil court sentenced Rajk and two other defendants to death and gent three more to prison, but turned I'alffy and Korondy over to military authorities for a court martial. Rajk and his two doom ed associates were hanged Oct. 14. I'OKTIjNI LIVESTOCK Portland, Oct. 24 'IT Cattle salable 2500; calves 750; market uneven; early interest mainly on! hl(!h medium, good steers and heifers strong; instances 25 to 50 cents higher; others mostly steady with some canner and cut ter cows 25 to 50 cents lower; calves steady. Load low good 922 lb. fed steers 26.00; high medium short feds 24.00; above average medium grassers 23.00; few low mediums 19.00 to 21.00; few low good fed heifers 24.00; scattered sales canner and cutter cows 10.00 to 11.00; some 11.50. Good beef bulls to 17.50; canner and medium .4.00 To rorJ. Good vlVrs 22 to 23.00; 350-420 lb. good stock calves 29.00. Hogs salable 1000; market fair lv active, mostly steadv. Good and choice 180-230 lbs. 20.00 to mostly 7m LSTsytn isl- w tinned closing will be unimportant; ably it is being made under the! iiv. is kr- -.wJi. except to the people directly in- supervision of numerous German li;J850?cnd 3,500 lb- fTvolved (designers and technicians who! 7 m ,1 17 vLiHBinrh 'erfnwn Ja' Hall, regional director for have been absorbed into the soviet ; 17.00 to 17.50; odd 6-10 lbs. down' . Lo"j .u. ...... i ,:,vbii,n ituinrv i to 15 -,0; lew good and choice feed-, crsju..Kj. , , . Sheep salab e 1750; market slow. Good and choice slaughter lambs 21.00 to 21.50; one deck 90 lbs. 22.00; medium lambs 19.00 to ju.uu; medium ngni ieeners io.dcj; 1 Ik. itva. 1 CAA:cue Ullruuil Ul oai o v wini wcai ,r Trvi- Ttahf ,,r,H " - to G.dO; light ewes quotable to 7.00. PORTLAND MARKETS Portlancl. Oct. 24 'Hi Portland butter and egg prices were un- scale of $1.40. The west coast fight on two fronts simultaneous changed today. I longshore scale is S1.82 an hour. ly and have established two inde- Buttcr Price to.. retaUets'.i', W. Russell Starr, chairman of pendent air forces, one for. the Grade AA prints G7c; AA cartons tc; A prints bic; A cartons boc; B prints 64c. Eggs Prices to retailers: Certified A large 68c doz.; A grade AA large 73c; large 67c; AA medium 56c: certified A me dium 54c; B medium 50c; A small 43c; cartons 2c additional. ' Cheese Price to retailers: Portland, Oregon, singles 3942c lb.; Oregon 5-Ib. loafs 441-j-45c lb.; triplets l'ic less than singles. Premium brands, singles, 51 ic lb.; loaf 53 '-.-c lb. Services HEATING: Service and Repair of all makes of oil burners by factory trained men. Oregon Heating Co.. 510 Delaware. Cail 513, day or night. FOR WELL and drain hole drill ing call Lee Grimes. 224 Davis, phone 975-J or 1252-J. -"ousE MOVING and raising large or small. Estimates eladlv given. Holman Transfer, 201 Irv ing. Phone 987. CARPENTER WORK: New con struction, rough framing, remod eling, cabinets, built-ins and shop work. F. W. Page, phone 650-M, general contractor. SAW FILING, gumming, ham mering, band saw welding, sander nous, band saw blades, new Han dles hung In tools. Sexton Supply & Saw Service. 1195 Wall Street. STORAGE PACKING MOVING To, from, or within Central Ore gon. Good equipment and experi enced men. BEND STORAGE & TRANSFER 222 Irving Ave. Phone 444 CALL FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received up until 5 p.m.. Oct. 27. 1949. at the office of the City Recorder for 2 8" drilled holes and 5-6" drilled holes. Casing to be furnished by the City. Locations and further information are available at the City Offices. The City of Bend re serves Ihe right to accept or re ject any or all bids, or to accept the bid deemed to be in the best interest of the City. George Slmerville. City Recorder. 272-273-C VIC FLINT WUtlE VOUfeE STOWED AWJYON THE If VIKItMG AS THEY GO.OFFSHORE TO DO WHAT- ( FAST BOAT IN HALFWAY SIT AT HOME AND II M 1 VIKItMG AS THEY GO.OFFSHORE TO DO WHAT- V EVER THEY'RE UP TO, WHAT DO I DO, VIC?V HARBOR AND FOLLOW L BITE MY NAILS.' X i i-V,.V EVER THEY RE UP TO, WHAT 1 --rc V -us out. y a. salvage 1-MrvC iy; Tr;?fel A. PPqfiafll ' tyt -rkTl r 1 diner went I V f tu BET few Hrl 0mmmsi Daily Dalles Pickets (Continued from Page 1) port have been resfiected by the independent brotherhood of rail way training, tying up Ihe move ment of all cargo. Meehan had said the pickets ; were posted to protect cargo movement by The Dalles port commission. KKTCKN TO WOKK Honolulu, Hawaii, Oct. 24 'Hi More than 2,000 CIO longshore men are expected to return to work on the Hawaiian docks to morrow, 178 days after they walk ed out In a wage dispute that cost $100,000,000. Leaders of the union and -of seven stevedoring firms signed a back to work agreement yester day. They sent a letter to Gov. Ingram Stainback asking him to return the waterfront facilities to private ownership. The back to work agreement provided for a progressive wage increase reaching to 21 cents an hour by March 1 and for rehiring of strikers without discrimination. The union agreed to the wage plan Oct. 7. More important to Hawailans, whose pineapple and sugar crops have been held up, the agreement included guarantees by the union against strikes, sltdowns, slow downs or other work stoppages for the next 20 months. Some Issues Remain The negotiators did not settle some fringe issues involving 23 employes of the Mahukona termi nal. The union demanded an 8-cent hour'Li"T, non-stevedoring work and 14 cents for employes engaged In piling and handling bagged sugar or other cargo. However, Mahukona is an ex tremely small port and its con - . . .. um-ons j uiC union, I. w..w .i.v ..... ....... ' in Hawaii " He claimed the gains , 1! Ll! ,he ; long and sometimes bitter indus- trial battle." "We have made great strides in '.. .. .. , m, ,;ira rortH t k m-0 than Iroastdcxk workers "he said, nve . . ., A .... ii,, but it must come sometime." j Jane's pointed out in its fmr When the longshoremen struck 'vey of Russia's aviation that tl-e Mav 1. thev demanded a 32-cents hourly increase on top of their j the industry negotiating commit tee. said the agreement "guaran tees we can look forward to at least 20 months of waterfront peace in Hawaii." Truman (Continued on page 8) did say that "no nation can al ways have its own way. for these are" human problems. And the so lution of human problems is to be found in negotiation and mu tual adjustment." Mr. Truman sought to put his words of friendship into action, because as he walked onto the elaborately decorated speakers' rostrum, he stopped to snake hands with Vishinsky and ex change what appeared to be brief pleasantries. Immediately after Mr. Truman finished. Secretary general Try- gve Lie. accompanied by Chief ar chitect Wallace K. Harrison, slow ly mounted a temporary flight of 46 steps to a platform where the cornerstone rested in its tempor ary position. Thirty feet above the crowd. Lie placed into a stainless steel con tainer a copy of the UN charter, a copy of the universal declaration of liuman rights and a copy of the dedication program "in the name of the peoples of the United Na tions." "It is with a profound sense of the historic significance of this occasion that I proceed to dedicate the cornerstone of the permanent i headquarters of the United Na tions," he said. The steel box was put in posi tion beneath the cornerstone. In his address, the president said the Baruch plan was the only workable plan so far advanced. But along with his emphatic support of the plan, Mr. Truman held out a friendly hand to Rus sia, although he did not mention that country by name. He said he is convinced there are no interna tional problems which cannot be solved amicably through patience, reasonableness and hard work. Russians for refusing to go along with control plans of the UN atomic energy commission. But he DO I DO, VIC? J OUT OUR WAY OH. THAT WHY. OH. I SfcE N 1 I'M WOPKIM'OKJ I!'1 I0OW--IWA5 lx : MV JEEP AW I JUST eOlMcj TO !. V THAT'S MY S T V SAY THAT I5MT ) i I .,- CLEAMIW EA& ) ABAOHUIA- I I KEEP I MLILAFOd jUNPY j t AMAtElJKi.' Russia Building Big Jet Bombers London, Oct. 24 'in Russia is in production with two huge four Jet bombers apparently large enough to carry atom bombs, ac cording to the new edition of Jane's "All the World's Aircraft" published today. One of the planes Is being pro duced by units of the Junkers plant, backbone of construction for the wartime German luft waffe, Jane's said. The publication asserted that the Junkers units have been re- escaousneii vn cuauy in uieir en- tirety in different parts of Russia. This jet is known to allied In telligence as the JU-287. It is based on German designs. Prob- j - - ine otner tour-jet Domner isi"", .... ....... the llyushin, Jane's said, which i would be rated onlv "medium heavy in comparison with huge American bombers. I l ne bombload of the llyushin -i - - '" 5.000 pounds and its range was dvvn ahoot 1 win mii i Soviets have always taken into ac- count the possibility of having to west and one for the far east. Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results Carburetor Too Rich Makes Motorist Too Poor Car owners who are wasting money and not getting proper gas mileage due to over-rich mixtures will be pleased to learn of a Wisconsin inventor who lias devel oped a very clever unit that helps save gasoline by "Vacu-mating." It is automatic and operates on the supercharge principle. Easily installed in a few minutes. Fits all cars, trucks and tractors. The manufacturers, the Vacu-matic Carburetor Co.. 7617-700 W. State SL, Wauwatosa, Wis., are offering a Vacu-matic to anyone who will Install it on his car and help Introduce it to others. They will gladly send full free particulars if you write them or just send your name and address on a penny post card today. Sleeping Bags Reg. 27.50.. 18.5& Circulating Heaters and Oil Heaters.. $12.50 up Used Davenports. $25.00 Bv Michael YOU GET THE QUttTF-Sr Y YES--WHIL6 I 1 rT" n II WW By J. R. William Laborer Admits Torch Slaying Sturgis. Mich., Oct. 24 HP) An unemployed laborer who former ly lived in the home of Mrs. Laurah Miller today confessed the torch slaying of the 75-year-old widow, police said. State police said Aaron Clark, 33, admitted striking his benefac tor with an axe and setting fire to her clothing after wrapping kerosene-soaked blankets about her. ,, Clark was arrested yesterday and finally broke down after night-long questioning, police said. An unidentified tipster had re ported seeing Clark's car near Mrs. Miller's two-room home the day of the slaying. The slight- swarthy ex-laborer moved into the house shortly aft er Mrs. Miller's husband died Inst Jan. 9. He brought a woman and two children with him, police said. Julius Kovac, 50-year-old neigh bor, told Mrs. Miller that Clark "was just sponging," police said, and she asked the four to leave ,l mrmlh rijirlr uaiH hn nann.nrl VJ"- 1J ana an argument ! 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