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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1949
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BEND LODGE No. 139
A.F. & A.M.
854 Broadway
Stated Communication
Nov. 10th. 8 P.M.
No degree work. Ballot on By
taws amendment. Refreshments.
Warren Wing. Sec.
BEND AERIE NO. 20S9
F.O. E. Hall
Meets Every Friday Night
S. R. "Shirl" Harmon, W. P.
Rt. 1, Box 126 Phone 16S2-J
W. M. Loy, Secretary
Rt. 3, Box 42
Phone 20F-5
For Sale Real Estate
F IT'S REAL ESTATE. IT'S
ALL STATE REALTY
Vatont. 2 br., mod.: on lee. lot.
Cor. of 14ih and Cumberland.
$3250; $650 down.
Vacant. 2 br., mod.; on 2 lots;
with lne. pumice block shop.
$3500; Vi down. Drive by 346
E. 5th.
Cozy, clean. 2 br., mod.; auto,
hot water; oil circulator; new
Rarage; level lot. It's worth
$4500; terms.
View of city. Mod., 3 br. home;
on 1 floor; lge. bsmt.; close in,
east side. $6950, terms.
We need listings on Homes and
Farms. If the price is right,
they can be sold.
221 Greenwood
Phone 167
WE HAVE BUYERS for 2 and 3
br. homes, also acreage with city
water, and a 40 to 80 acre farm
close in, condition of buildings
and land immaterial. If it isn't
listed with us, we can't sell it
See C. J. Lindh or D. H. Peoples,
Midstate Realty Co. Phone 495.
ANNE FORBES, REALTOR
36 Oregon Phone 36-W
(1) Duplex, 2 bedroom apart
ments, furnished. 3 cottages fur
nished. Only $11,200, terms. .
(2) Cozy home, plus apartment;
some furniture. $7000, $1500
down.
80 acre ranch, near Terrebonne.
2 houses; large barn; good pas
ture. $17,000, $11,000 down.
i
(1) 2 bedroom; on paved street
$4000, $500 down, S45 month.
(2) 2 bedroom; shower; garage
with extra room. $3250, $1000
down, $3o month.
2 CHOICE, SCENIC, hillside lots,
west side. Call 1479-J or 283.
WANT TO SELL? List your
property with GILBERT. A
square deal, and prompt, efficient,
courteous service is yours at Gil
bert's Real Estate. 1015 Wall St.
THE
WEST SIDE REAL ESTATE
94 Portland Phone 988-M
East 8th. 2 br., mod.; hdwd'. firs.;
Bendix. Small down payment,
easy monthly terms. ,
Must be sold in 10 days. 3 br.,
mod.; double constructed house.
Fireplace; paved st. $6950; $1000
cash, bal. like rent. Imm. poss.
OR TRADE for hay or livestock,
unfinished building on Bond St.
Close to mill. John Daly, D-D
Club, Bend.
NEED A HOME? Check the
Deal of the Day on KBND 9:45
a.m. Call today and inspect the
listings at Gilbert's Real Estate,
1015 Wall St.
NEW, 5 RM., 2 br. home at ap
praised value. Hdwd. firs.; fir.
furnace; Panelite drainboards.
Lot 70'xl00'; on pavement. In
quire 1341 E. 8th St., Bend.
CAN YOU BEAT IT!
DOWN IN California a white
woman married a real es
tate man! We feel so good
about the whole thing we
are going right out after
some new listings. Right
now, our greatest need is
several city homes that can
can be sold at a fair price
on terms. .If you like the
smell of money and you
have such a property, we
can have you sniffing the
filthy lucre in short order.
Pat Ballew is the man to
call for city listings. Confi
dentially we sold another
small farm last Saturday
to a Valley man (yes,
ma'am, we have quite a lot
of em tucked away over
the hill) and we need quite
a few more of the same
kind for some friends of
ours. A phone call or post
card is all it will take to
get an inspection and opin
ion. WE SELL THE EARTH
WILLIAM B. SHELLEY
520 South 3rd St. Phone 1174-J
BUYERS ARE SEEKING
Homes, Farms, Acreage, Busi
nesses, Income and Investment
proper-ties in Bend and Central
Oregon. We need listings on
these at prices fair to buyer and
seller. Give us a ring and we
will call and give you our honest
opinion what we can do for you.
No obligation.
SMITH REALTY CO.
745 Bond Street
Phone 94
Classifieds Produce
For Snle Keul Klae
TuJPLEX: 2 blks. from Kenwood
schl.; 'i blk. off Newport Ave.
Priced to sell. 1319 I'nion Ave.
NEW SUPER Service Station for
lease. Ideal location. Goes lor ac
tual wholesale Inventory taken
with tniver personally. Phone
U77-W or -IS2-W.
2 BR., MODERN house; on pave.
2 lots. Will take oar or low down
payment. Price $5500. Bv owner.
Phone lS-i-M.
NEAR HIGHWAY 97 NORTH
Living room, dining room, tub
bath, gas equipped kitchen with
all metal built ins. utility, two
bedrooms. Plastered. Very neat
and clean. Three lots, lawn, shrub
bery, garden. Full basement, fur
nace. Double garage. Chicken
house. $6950. $2000 down. $50
month.
COMFORTABLE, Fl'RNISHED
HOME Close in. Living room,
fair-sized kitchen, two bedrooms,
basement. Insulated, weather
stripped. Gootl foundation, new
chimney, new paint. Price $3500.
Reasonable down payment.
NEW HI- W A Y BARBEQUE
GRILL AND CAFE. Beautiful
building with exceptional equip
ment. Also two bedroom, modern
home and lots of frontage. Owner
will sell all or half interest. Come
in and get the low down.
J. A. Dl'DREY, REALTOR
1039 Wall St. Phone 1327-W
Across from Pilot Butte Inn
Fuel
GOOD KITCHEN WOOD, trim
ends; limited amount. $5 per
trailer load. -Call 39o-M after d
p.m.
DRY BODY WOOD: any length.
Imm. delivery. Ben Harrison and
George Wilson. Phone 639-W; or
write 331 In Riverfront.
2 CORD 16" gr. slab, $14.00; 2
cord 16" dry slab, $19.00, deliver
ed in Bend. tYou haul from yard,
S5 per cord.) Central Oregon
Fuel Co., phone 201-W. 936 A St.,
Redmond, Ore.
GOOD HEAVY jackpine slab
wood for sale. Better stock up
now for winter. Drop a card to
O. D. Alexander, Lapine.
For Sale Farm Products
FEEDER PIGS. locker steers.
dairy heifers. Floyd Black, Rt. 3,
Box lloA. Phone 11F4.
18 HEAD of high-grade, some
regis. Holstein cows, and 1 regis.
Holstein bull. 2 calves. For fur
ther information, write Box 3812,
co Bend Bulletin.
CONSIGN YOUR LIVESTOCK
to Central Oregon Auction for
the .highest prices. Sale every
Thursday. Ben R. Smith, Mgr.
Phone 12-R-3.
For Sale Miscellaneous
OR TRADE: New Golden Voice
Motorola auto radio with aerial.
Will consider portable typewriter
or disc recorder in trade. 1341
E. 8th St., Bend.
TABLE SAW: 8 in, saw with Vi
h.p. motor. Phone 1505-W2.
FANCY WORK: Beautiful gifts
in crochet, needle work and paint
ing. Also fruit cakes. 1434 Daven
port. Set boxing gloves. $7.50. Boy's bi
cycle, $10. 3 used desks, $10 to
$27.50. Oil heater with fan. Table
top elec white stove. Cream
enamel trash-burner. Elec. bath
room heaters. Gas heater. Gas
cook stove with trash burner,
$28.50. Dresser, $10. Chest of
drawers, $10. Spanish guitar,
S6.50. 5-string banjo, $10. Shot
gun, 20-ga., S16.50. Elk rifle. S35.
P-38, with holster, $45. Metal
scooters, $2.50 & S3.50. Set golf
clubs with bag, $7.50. Skiis and
shoe skates. Elec. sewing ma
chine. Rockers, tables, chairs,
beds. Tools, etc.
ADDINGTON'S 2nd HAND
' STORE
2359 E. First On North Hiway
Phone 1737-W
'33 V-8 ENGINE, just overhauled.
Inquire at 745 Portland Ave.
GREY CONEY fur coat, size 14.
Also 2 pr. shoes, size 7 and 8.
See at 911 Albany, or phone 1097
R. SHOP NOW for Chirstmas gifts
and cards at Garner's Gift Shop,
on South Hiway. All kinds of
threads, stamped articles, aprons
and novelties most reasonable.
Open evenings, holidays and Sun
days. W A T K I N S PRODUCTS: Com
plete line of household necessi
ties. Quality products for 82yrs.
Mary King gift packages, cos
metics, toiletries for holidays
ahead. Your Watkins Dealer, sole
distributor.
HAROLD J.
470 Heyburn
KELLY
Phone 1525-R
3 PC. BEDROOM set and mat
tress; child's crib and mattress;
stroller; high chair; dinette set;
coffee table; lounge chair; doll
buggy; rocking-horse. Phone 55
or 367-W after 5 p.m.
BEND AUCTION will have sale
every Saturday, 1 o'clock, start
ing Nov. 12. Phone 768-M or call
1269. Consign your merchandise
and stock early. Turn left Midget
Drive-In from 3rd St., follow
signs.
A LARGE stock of reconditioned
and guaranteed used refrigera
tors from $49.50 up; used wring
er washers from $19.50 up. Used
automatic electric ranges from
$39.50 up and also Ironers. 165 E.
Greenwood, Oregon Equipment
Co.. phone 888.
1100 FT. 10"
1341 E. 8th St,
D.V. Siding,
, Bend.
$33,
For Sale Miscellaneous
RADIO TUBES -Complete stock
Philoo - ami other nationally
known 'brands. Tubes tested.
Bend Furniture Co. i
FOR SALE
2 cows now milking; 4 dairy heif
ers to freshen March and April.
Cash, or will trade lor lcof stock
ready to butcher. Also pile of
scrap lumber. 2 mi. east on Hums
road. Charles Burkart.
TRICYCLES: All sizes, from
$3.95. Wagons. $2.95. Small bi
cycles, new. S37.S0. Toy tractors,
tov autos. Lowest prices. Investi
gate. CARL AUSTIN
Bond and Greenwood
ALL IN EXCELLENT cond. Pine
exten. table, 4 chairs, $15. Blue
velour daveno, $10. Cabinet sew
ing mach.. $25. Ore. wood heater.
S35. Hoover vacuum and attach.,
$-15. 722 W. 12th.
BEWARE OF FAKERS Itiner
ant out-of-town sewing machine
men are representing themselves
as employees of this company
these men are frauds. We do not
employ house-to-house salesmen.
Please phone us if one of them
calls on you, or notify your local
police dept. There Is a law against
door-to-door soliciting.
ANDERSON
SEWING MACHINE & APPLI
ANCE CENTER
Bend Phone S62-W
GIRL'S BICYCLE; excel, cond.;
$17.50. 1 lawnmower; like new;
S15. 74-1 E. 9th. After 4:30 p.m..
phone 1543-R.
ELECTROLUX: Complete with
attach. S69.75. Call Phil Phil
brook, 1293-J. 1304 E. 3rd. Only
authorized sales and service.
USED MAYTAG washing ma
chines, S39.95: Used Easy wash
ing machine. $39.50. Used DeLuxe
Bicycle; luggage carrier, kick-
stand, basket, chain guard, new
tires, $19.95. Houk Van Allen
Firestone, 916 Wall. Phone 860.
A SMALL used piano in first-
class cond.; looks just like new;
walnut case. Priced reasonable.
615 Federal St.
For Sale Used Cars
1939 CENTURY BUICK 4-dr. se
dan; first-class cond. R&H. com
plete overhaul. 1364 Wilson.
Phone 1325-W.
'37 FORD 2-dr. '42 Mercury mo
tor; new tires. Cheap price. In
quire at Champion Service Sta
tion.
DYER'S USED CAR LOT
Greenwood and Hill
Phone 87 Phone 1157-W
LOOK! SAVE!
BEAT THESE BUYS!
Full Price
1938 Nash 4 dr. Sedan $175
1935 Ford 2 dr 95
1937 Ford 2-dr 150
1936 Chev. 2-dr 145
1936 Buick 4-dr 145
1936 Chev. Coupe 145
1935 Ford 2-dr 125
1935 Chev. 2-dr 95
All Cars Good Running Condition
BUY NOW AND SAVE!
DYER'S AUTO SERVICE
Your "Clds" Dealer
220 Greenwood
OR TRADE: 1937 Buick sedan;
overhauled motor; good rubber.
Val's Repair Shop, cast of Bend
on Burns Hiway.
PAY-DAY SPECIALS
Best Selection of Used Cars in
Town!
1947 Mercury Convertible....$1295
1947 Ford 4-door, Super De
luxe 1145
1947 Ford Coupe 845
1939 Ford 2-door 3-15
1937 Ford 2-door 175
1941 Zephyr 4-door 725
1941 Hudson 4-door 395
1939 Nash 4-door 345
1938 Chrysler 4-door 315
1941 Hudson 6-pass. Coupe.. 495
1940 Pontiac 4-door 545
1937 Dodge Coupe 75
1934 Chevrolet 4-door 95
1933 Ford 2-door 50
COMMERCIALS
1948 Ford Pickup, 6-cyl $995
1947 Ford Pickup, 6-cyl 895
1946 Ford Pickup, 8-cyl 845
Many More to Choose From!
HALBROOK MOTORS
USED CAR LOT
Member Central Oregon Automo
bile Dealers Assn.
Across from Pilot Butte Inn
Phone 680
BETTER USED CAR BUYS
AT EDDIE'S
1947 Chrysler Windsor Sedan.
Has highland plaid upholstery.
Thunder grey color. Been driv
en 18,000 miles. Like new. Used
car price $1850.
1947 DeSoto Custom Sedan. A
perfect used car. Another good
car built by Chrysler, with all
the trimmings on It. $1695.
1941 International Pickup, in fine
shape. $625.
1935 Dodge Sedan. Radio and
heater. Price $195. Good cheap
transportation.
Have a Ford VA-ton Truck to
trade for wood, and also some
used cars to trade for wood.
We have several more Good Used
Cars to select from. Shop for
Used Cars at Eddie's, where
you can shop in the dry.
For Sale I'sed Cars
OR TRADE: ISKtti Pontine; good
motor, rubber; radio and heater,
1910 E. 2nd.
1916 FORD STATION wagon, ox-
cel. cond. ; 23,000 miles; new tires
Very reasonable for quick cash
sale. Call 4 50-J.
For Kent
ROOM for gentleman. Prefer
businessman or teacher. Newly
decorated home. Kitchen urivi-1
leges if desired. 166 St. Helens. I
MODERN. 2 RM., furnished apt.;
on west side, near mill. Call at
0;t5 E. Marshall; or phone 13KS-R. I ,
3 RM., FURNISHED apts. See
them at 176 East Irving; or phono
MFO.
3 RMS. and shower. Auto court. I
Winter rates. Bonillo Auto Cts.,
Redmond.
3 RM. AIT.; nicely furnished: I te senate race showed Lehman
elec. range; refrig.; prl. bath: I polled 2:iS5.07l voles to John Fos
auto. furnace heat. No children tor Dulles' 2.395.1S9. The Lob-
pets. Phone 1-IS4. i
-
CLEAN, HEATED sleeping rm. I
Close in.
Phone 1630-W. 42 Haw-
thorne.
WINTER RATES: Furnished 2
& 3 rm. apts. Everything fur
nished. Shadv Nook Auto Court.
Phone 509.
1 & 2 RM. CABINS; completely
furnished. $25 & $35 a mo. Also
have 19-19 Chev. truck to trade
for equity in home. 2008-J1.
APTS. FOR RENT fpr winter I
months. L Rancho Motor Hotel.
Phone 199-Z. Redmond.
UNFURNISHED 2 br. house. 827
Georgia. Phone 561 or 1S65-J eve
nings. Mr. Sowards.
Wanted
MILITARY JEEP, frame and
canvas. Call 1327-J 9:00 to 6:00.
After 6:00, 1514-J2.
WANTED: Winter pasture for 2
saddle horses. David N. Brader,
Chernult, Ore.
WANTED TO BUY: 2 br. house
with oil furnace and garage. Ad
vise particulars, lnclud. location,
price, and when available. Call
at 20 Minn. Ave.; or phone 1212-J.
WANTED TO BUY: 12
Bantam hens now laying.
Clay. Phone 1583-R.
or is;
452 E.
TOP PRICES paid for any kind i
of cattle you have to sell; fat or
thin. Will pick them up at your
ranch. Randall Miller. Redmond.
Phone 168-X.
WOULD LIKE to buy some good
milk cows that will freshen soon;
also any other kind of cattle you
have to sen. w. K. rranxs, ueu
mond. Phone 78.
WANTED TO BUY: Livestock of
any kind, any amount. Also
horses. Have cash buyers. See
Nick Chase, or drop card: Rt. 3,
Box 96; or phone 790-W. Leave
word.
WANTED: GUNS. New or used.
Gash or trade-in allowance. Evans
Fly Co. Phone 815-J.
CHINCHILLAS wanted. Send In
formation on number for sale,
where and when can be seen. Buy
er will call. Write Bend Bulletin,
Box 8876.
Help Wanted
MAN WANTED for Rawlelgh
business. Real opportunity. We
help vou get started. Write Raw
leigh's.' Dept. ORK-261-O, Oak
land, Calif.
LADY for general office work;
typing essential. Experience not
necessary. State age and refer
ences. Box 8999, co Bend Bulle
tin. Situations Wanted
WORK FOR bulldozer. Stock
ponds built or cleaned; land clear
ing. Phone 679-M.
WILL DO ironings in my home.
$1 per hour. Phone 1010.
MALE TYPIST, office work,
bookkeeping, sales work. New
car. Call Redmond 25-Z.
YOUNG LADY available for baby
sitting any week night or all day
Armistice Day. Phone 1417-W af
ter 6 p.m.
HOUSEKEEPING position want
ed in motherless home or for em
ployed couple. Reliable, experi
enced woman with 4-yr.-old girl.
Mrs. Beattle, 207 6th St., Red
mond. Services
WATER HAULING: 650 gal., $6.
Drop card, Aulman Bros., Rt. 3,
Box 126.
FURNITURE MOVING; dust
proof padded van. We pack your
china with care, hang your
clothes In our wardrobe. Local
and nation-wide moving and
storage. Holman Transfer, 201
Irving. Phone 987.
WELL AND DRAIN hole drilling.
Call Chet Sumner, phone 1007-M.
or Gilbert Long, phone 1040. Free
estimates; all work guaranteed,
ELECTRICAL WIRING All
types of electrical wiring by guar
anteed licensed men. Free esti
mates. Telephone 159.
CARPENTER WORK: New con
structlon, rough framing, remod
eling, cabinets, bullt-lns and shop
work. F. W. Page, phone 650-AJ,
general contractor.
SAW FILING, gumming, ham
mering, band saw welding, sander
belts, band saw blades, new han.
dies hung in tools. Sexton Supply
c saw service, xiya wan street.
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
and repairs on all makes. Phone
274. 1033 Brooks.
Quick
New York Vote
Margin Narrow
Albany, N.Y., Nov. 10 HI"' -Gov.
Thomas E. Dewey kept silent tin
his future plans today while elat
ed democrats began checking over
possum- candidates to try for hi t
seat next year.
IVwey pronounced the victory
of ox-i.ov. Herbert 11. Lehman
in Tuesday's scnntotial nice a
"setback" to President Truman's
tlr ileal" program, lie (old
reporters yesterday that the elec
tion could not be counted as a
gain for the democrats because
Lehman won by less than two per
cent of the total vote even with
the support of minority parties.
Complete unofficial returns for
man margin was 1M1.SN).
l.l".-.v t-nfiw.ot m win, u-hi'tlwn-
tUii. ,Voul,i S1.,.k ,,. .., K,.,,t
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self plans to do
Democrats, however, quickly
seized on I.ehman's triumph as a
forecast for victory in the 1950
state elections.
Their picture of a democrat In
the statehouse next year was
framed In talk of a number of
possible candidates. Among t'tem
were Rep. Franklin D. Roosevelt
-'r., who stumped upstate areas
for Ix'hman: New York Cltv's tri
umphant Mayor William O'Dwy
er; Oscar R. Ewing. federal so-
I curity administrator: Robert F.
Wagner Jr., newly-elected Man
hattan borough president: state
democratic chairman Paul E. Filz
Patrick, and Mayor Erastus Corn
ing 3rd of Albany.
Portland Recall
Movement Lags
Portland. Nov. 10 HI1' --Advocates
of the recall campaign
against Portland Mayor Dorothy
McCullough Lee began to pump
life intri their hoprinc? enmnaien
today bv making a last effort
to round up signed petitions and
money to keep the effort going
until its December 12 deadline.
Maxwell Donnelly, attorney anil
adviser for the group, charged at
their meeting Wednesday night
persons at first eager to help In
the recall movement now were
frightened by newspaper pub
licity.
"They feared reprisal, he salt!
"from the police or from the
city's business Inspectors."
Donnelly said the recall effort
will continue if enough response
generates by Saturday. At least
26.095 signatures must be turned
over to the city auditor by De
cember 12 in order to call a re
call election.
So far 1,73-1 signatures have
been validated, but Donnelly said
he had another 4,000 in his office.
By Saturday, recallers hope to
round up as many signed peti
tions as possible as well as addi
tional money to carry on the
campaign.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Por-tlnnrl Nov in 1 1 II C,, 1 1 1
salable 250; market moderately
active on most classes but sup
ply mostly canner and cutter
grades; odd good feeder steers
18.50; cutter and common steers
11.00 to 17.00; canner and cuttei
cows 9.50 to 10.75; shells down
to 8.00; bulls scarce.
For week salable 2715; market i
strong to mostly 50 cents higher
steers, heifers and canner and cut
ter cows up mo.it; good fed steers
to 27.0f ; best grassers 24 00; grad
Ing high medium; medium and
good fed heifers 23.50. I
Calves salable 25; market most
ly nominal.
For week salable 560; market:
strong; good vealers 22.00 to:
23.00; few choice 24.00 anrl 25.00.
Hogs salable 50; market nom
inal; good and choice lightweight ,
butchers lacking early; sorted i
load late Wednesday 16.75 to
17.25.
For week salable 2200; mnrket
around 2.00 lower; late top 17.25;
early top 18.50; good sows most
ly 13.50 to 14.50.
For week salable 1635; market
mostly steady; early top 21.50;
late bulk good and choice 20.00
to 20.50; few 21.00 Wednesday;
good ewes 6.50 to 7.00; commons
down to 4.00.
Market will bo closed Friday,
Armistice day.
Services
HEATING: Service and Repair
on all makes of oil burners by
factory trained men. Oregon
Heating Co., 510 Delaware. Call
513, day or night.
TRAVELING Truck-Crnne. Doing
light or .heavy duty hoisting, load
ing or pulling. R. B. Watson,
phone 1699-J. 1636 Galveston.
FOR WELL and drain hole drill
ing call Lee Grimes, 224 Davis,
phone 975-J or 1252-J.
HOUSE MOVING nnd raising;
large or small. Estimates gladly
given. Holman Transfer, 201 Irv-
Ing
Phone 987.
SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain
holes shot. Free estimates. Phone
1252-J or 975-J. D. W. Grimes, 210
i Davis Ave., Bend.
Results
Truman Denies
Devaluation
In Prospect
Washington, Nov. 10 dl'i . Piosl
lent Truman said toilav that the
price of gold In llils country will
not Ik raised as long as he Is
president.
lhe present price of gold Is $.'15
an iiiini-e. lhls rale was tlx.-il,
when the dollar was devalued In
1934.
A reporter told the president at I
a news conference tlt.it in-curding i
to a current Washington rumor,
some administration officials!
were giving Mwught to a possible
Increase in the gold price. Thlsj
would have the effect of a uitheri
devaluation. I
skcd If this were so, lhe imckI-I
dent said categorically no. I
1 licit he milled thai Hie price of ;
goiil is rixeii lor as lung us lie Is ;
prescient.
Oilier goli! producing nations,
particularly Canada and the
Union of Sui'th Aliica, have lung,"
desired a higher r. s. gold price.
Rumors rrrvulrut
Rumors ol a possible dollar de
valuation have lii'cn circulating
since (ileal Britain devalued I hi
pound on Sept. IS and more th
a score of other countries follow
ed suit by clteapi ning ihelr cur
reticles. Britain devalued the
pound from $1,03 to 2.SO a diop
of about 30 per rent.
In recent wee! s, Sen. George
W. Malone. It., Nev., and Hep.
John Taber, l N. Y.. have re
ported that the United States
would follow through and tie
value the dollar.
Secretary of the treasury John
W. Snider repeatedly denied the
rumors. Mr. Truman's press con
ference statement today appar
ently was Nntcniled to silence
those rumors once and for all.
The one and only time the Unit
ed States has devalued the dollar!
In modern times was early In '
1934, some nine months after this!
country as well as Hrltaln went
off the gold standard. At lhe
time, the price of gold was S20.67.
The price fluctuated fur some
months until It was pegged at S-lfi
an ounce the current price.
FINKS IMPOSKI)
Fines were imposed tills week
on the following persons' for traf
fic violations, according to the
records of Duncan McKay, Jus
tice of the peace:
Arthur Verne Key. liend, S5.
failure to slop at stop street; litis
sell E. Kerder, Bond, S14 50,vtitl
foreign license; Albert E. Allen,
Bend. $12.50, truck overload; Rich
aid Cllnard, liend, $5. no i'Ul
permlK Hansell Leon Klklns, Sis
lers, $5, void operator'. license,
and Charles L. Allen Jr., of Turn
alo, $5, noisy muffler.
PORTION!) MAKiiETS I
Portland, Nov. 10 ill"' ... Butler;
and egg prices were unchanged
on the Portland wholesale market
today. I
Butter Price to retailers:':
Grade AA prints. 68c lb.; A A car
tons, 69c; A prints, 68c; A car
tons, 69c; B prints, 65c.
Egg prices to retailers: Certi
fied A large, 62c; grade AA large,
61c doz.; A large, 5!)c; A A me
dium, 50c; certified A medium.
49c; B medium, 45c doz.; A small, '
l-lC lit),
cartons 2c additional. i
Use classified ads in The Bulle
tin for quick results.
IF
YOU WANT
BETTER
DP
Right's kighi at Eddie's
DDIE'S SALES AND SERVICE
390 Greenwood
NO I Itl l llOM, XI I
Nashville. Trim., Nov. 10 'II" -The
Tennessee board of pardons
and paroles has decided thai six
days of freedom (or life lenn con
vict F i a u k Grand duff w a h
enough, even If be has wrillcn
three novels and a canlala In Ills
prison cell,
The board yesterday ileclded
unanimously against recommend
lug freedom lor 111 audsliiff, who
recently mailt" a six-day special
trip to lllg Spring, Tex. In hear
Hie premiere pei fiii inaneo of III
musical composition.
llniltilslalt. 17, Is serving a life
term under Tennessee's liabllual
criminal law. lie has served time
in live Male prison t.
Dr. Ira Gillet
Will Speak Here
Dr. Ira Gillet. who has spent
30 years as a missionary of the
Methodist church In Portuguese
Fast Africa, will be guest speak
er at the First Methodist church,
(isti Pond street, Sunday evening
at 7:30. Pr. Glllet, who has Itav-l and the research and develop
eled thousands of utiles In All ien incut board.
as p.isior mining the tribesmen. Tin" development center, which
superintendent of a large dlsti id ! may eventually rout mure than
and principal of the noted Isiitn- ii.iHui.miti.inni win iiiciinie seveim
Hoi training school; comes with ' wind luuncls for plane and ml
a wealth of stories anil with mo-: she tcsllng and an altitude test
tlini pictures and kodarhruino chamber for research on Jet en
slides depleting ItiM mission work, i glues.
Tne Methodist mission recently
! acipilreil a huge abandoned esliiie
at t uni u. ,v oamoii tie. at u ir.
GUI"-! Is nuw engaged In develop-;
lug there a Christum agricultural :
anil industrial training school.
African natives come there to '
live. The men build their own
homes and learn trades; the wom-j
en learn home making ami mirs i
Ing. All learn the three It's audi
receive Christian Instruction, ami 1
tlieit go out to b." leaders and
teach a new way of life to their
villages.
Dr. Gillet nttciuled Oregon
State college. Denver university
and I merlin college and Its grad
uate school of theology. Oregon
Cilv is his American home. In
addition to his other dulles, Dr.
Gillet edits the South African
Missionary Advocate. He was
honored a few years ago by be
ing sent as delegate from Mnnm
blipie to the International Mis
sionary council al Madras, India,
and also has been a delegate to
tin" general conference of the
Methodist eliuieh.
Dr. : I Met Is a brother of Mis.
G. M. Devenport, 224S Awhrey
road.
Bedroom Sets
4-l'lece
$47.50
Circulating Heaters
and Oil Heaters
$12.50 up
1
B Used Davenport 'j
J Bedroom Sets j
i firrntnfrtnn Mttnlarc J
H " U
5 I , , . i , 1 ; , ' -I j
Htm --WCrt' "'t
iCHANICAL SERVICE
DRIVE TO EDDIE'S!
And here's (he reason the finest equipped shop In all of
(Yiilritl Oregon plus thoroughly experienced workmen
plus a policy of giving every one (he best Hissll)le Job every
time. A trial will convince you!
Motor Tune-Up and Overhaul
, Body ' Work Painting
Bear Wheel Alinement
and Balancing
Chrysler Plymouth
Tennessee Site
Selected for New
Research Project
m
Washington, Nov. II) 'H''Tht
Tennessee valley authority was
credited today with -being a ma
jor factor In selection of Camp
Forrest, Tenn., as lhe site for
an nlr engineering development
center fur research on supersonic
plane and missiles.
Large amounts of electrical
power and water ate primary re
quirements for such a project,
and TV A gave assurances of am
ple elect i Icily,
The Camp Forrest site was
recommended by Svcidrup & Par
cel, Inc., a flint of consulting en
glneers. after a survey of mote
than 25 possible locations.
Air secretary W. Stum I Sym
ington announced lhe selection
vesteiday lifter II had leen ap
proved by President Truman, Do
fensi" secretary Louis Johnson
Congress has authorlml uv
' OIKI.IKKI for the project and al
niioy int u mmimh mmi
IXKI.HK) to start work on the cen
ter. Survey crews will move to
the site Immediately to prepare
for major construcilon work as
soon as possible,
... ...... - .--
Since 1:M7, sea going tlrlllet s
have opened seven oil or gas
fields In the coullucntii! shelf out
to seu from the Gulf coast.
VERN LARSON
AGENCY
Insurance & Real Estato
135 Oregon Ave. l'hiinc 31
HUM), OltKGON
80 Acre Farm
K0 acres, 40 Arnold, 2 bed
room home, Inrice barn,
chicken and turkey house,
garage, nlfulfil. 3 miles out.
Slock nntl i'itliimc nt enu be
bought, or will take late
model car or trailer house,
$5,500
40 Acre Farm
III nrres. 21) (Ol. 2 bedroom
tioiue nntl '! room house.
Numerous out buildings, ft
miles out. Will, roiiKltler t
bedroom modern III city on
trade. KugiiiK and etpilp
nii tit can be bought. Terms.
$5,500
Stock Ranch
Will handle upwards of 100
licotl. 3 miles nut. Would
consider smaller place.
2 Bedroom Modern
I'ivn lots on pavement.
Terms.
$4,500
2 Bedroom Modern
ruining store on Greenwood.
Will lukit lute model rnr on
ilownpuymt'iit. Terms.
$4,750
1 Bedroom Homes
Wo hnve severnl 1-betlnmm
homes for you lo choose
from.
Telephone 64
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