MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
Bulletin Classifieds Produce
Classified Rates
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p.m. aai'ttitd dajr pitvwu iu pubUratwii.
For Kulo lt. ul IMuio
NEW HOME -EAST SIDE
NICE VIEW Iroin living loom;
two lurgu bedrooms wim umplf
closet spuce. well pliuuii'U kucli-
I'll. Till) Lllllll. Plawuleil. 1 111 I'd-
wood Hours. Auiomaiic lurnuee,
(image. VII Iii'l Irumugu. Near
park. $71)00. $1500 Uuwn. FUA
IL'IIIIH. '
WOKTII THE MONEY --One bed
room luiiui' un pavcu si reel. Liv
ing room. Kllcni-n, lul) bum. Lino
leums, isuwly papered, two
stoves. Garage. Ktauu, IfooO town.
114 ar.ro farm, with 08 acres trrl
gated. Alho 40 uitcn 'iiiylor urn.
inn. A'l 1,1 niiiiiiiii red ciover urn!
seeded pasture. Mostly bonier ir
rigation, blx room Home. New
Imi n, iidxXi. Uii ki' nrooitcr house.
la,UMU guilon cmii.TM. I'll veil loud,
bcnuul ousscs. io,U(JO. liuil uuwn.
J. A, DUDREY, REALTOR
103:i Vvuii at. i'mmo U2-W
Across liom l'llot hullo inn
$H50l',i acres; clly water, also
CUI Irrigiuion wutur. l ine locu
tion Just oil Kant Htn Street.
$1500-2'.i ucres; city water, iiIho
lui irrigation witter. On turn bin
street.
$2250 One bedroom, modern
home; good locuilun. $500 win
handle.
IUXB REAL ESTATE & INS.
U01 bond . Phone MS
WHAT THE DICKENS
IS A YAHOO? Yesterday wc
heard u man say he lived
by one, and we net right
out to llnd out What tney
' were. One man told us
tlierv might be winw of
them In the Ciiumbvr oi
Commerce but the mtinu
KW said not. We'll bet u
cuoklu If we could (Ind one
of ihem we could sell him
or It this:
M1GHTY NICE little 2 bedroom
home over on West lih, at
, Sfl.'K) with only SI7H0 down.
This house wax iKirn In'
May of this year and It Is
a rugged little brat with u
nice living room, kltcnen
nod nook, utility, furnace,
wired for now, Venetian
blinds and a roof. No.
ma'am, li don't leak the
roof, we mean. Now, If you
should hapiien to 1 n "Ya
hoo" lookluK for a house,
call I'at Utillew find he will
thin your pocket book right
quick.
MEUIiE YOU don't have more
than SHOO to pay down.
Okay, we have u 2 bed
room house with kitchen,
dinette, shower and fire
place that we can sell you
for $3800 with that amount
down. Ask Pat about it,
BY THE WAY, wo have Dip
sweetest restaurant ileal In
Central Oregon, at lust
StiTiOO. You can't beat this
anywhere, mister man, and
I'at Ilallew Is the man who
can prove that statement
lull we do Is make 'em I,
COULD UK, some of you Rood
folk arc looking for a con
fectionery and lunch ileal.
We have one that $."000 will
handle. We think It Is a
eood buy. Ask Pat ,lo show
It to you and toll its what
you think.
NOW THEN, If you should hap
pen to see a "Yahoo" run
nhiK loose or need help In
kcIIIiir your real eslate,
we'd like to hear from you.
WE SELL THE EARTH
WILLIAM B. SHELLEY
520 South 3rd SI. I'hono 1171-J
CHRISTMAS SPECIALS
SPACIOUS 2 br., mod. l-'lrcplace
in liv. rm. Nice kitchen and din
cite. Bsmt., with oil furn. 2
lovely lots. GnrnKC. Wonderful
view. $7000. Will FHA.
COMPACT, 2 lir., mod. LarRC llv.
rm. Nice kjtchen and dinette.
Lots of bulll-lns. Dlile. riiiukc.
$.'1500; on terms, or discount jor
cash.
HOMEY, 2 br., mod. Llv. and din.
rm. Utility rm. Splenllld kitch
en. Insulated and weatherstrip
, ped. East side, close to schls.
SMOOi $1500 cash.
VERY nice, 2 br., mod.! furnish
ed. West side. Good kiii iiro and
store rm. $.'1520; $1100 cash;
bill. $30 Inc. Int.
For value, call Mr. Locklln 331
E. M. BUCKNUM, REALTOR
1029 Brooks Phone 331
Near the Chamber of Commerce
5 RM., MODERN house; Rood
cond. Terms. Good local Ion; In
sulated. Phone 11S1R. 175 East
IrvhiR, ,
FOR SALE OR TRADE:. 2 br
furnished, semi-mod. house; en
closed porches; RaraRe, 7-mlnule
walk to mills. $2500, with small
down ' payment. Will trade for
equity In mod. house, close In,
Phone 1501-W.
BUSINESS LOT, 75x140; on Wall
SI., Just opposite High School
This Is n fine location and only
lot available on Wall St. J. S.
Puvis Co. Phono 185.
I"r.Ku"-U4Ul ''"""L
NEED A HOME? Check the
Deal of the Day on KBND 9:49
a.m. Cull today and Inspect the
IIhI1iir lit Gilbert' Real EstuU),
IU1J wull SI.
WANT TO SELL? List your
property with GILBERT. A
mpiare deal, and prompt, efficient,
tourlcoiiu srrvlcu Is yours at Gil
bert' Real Kstutu. 101i Wull Su
BY OWNER: Lovely 2 ir., mod.
home; piped furnace; u 1 11. rm.;
landscaped. Owner transferred.
Phono 1 Y0.VW. UH) E. Greenwood.
$500 DOWN; $2-l(X) full rH-lecTl
br., mod.; locuted ut 1-1 HiihIIiirs.
Imin. pons, beu owner ut 313 K.
Greenwood; or phone 1703-W.
Will trade,
PREFERRED bulldliiK site for B
Rood home on West 5th In re
uirlctcd district; 78 ft. IrontaRc,
wllh pavement 'mid sidewalks.
This Is u wonderful locution, Cull
18o lor further Informutlon.
I'uel
GOOD, DRY body wood. Prompt
delivery. Phone 13U4 M; or cull
ut 32 Gilchrist.
GOOD, DRY body wood; Imm. de
livery. Phono 10'J1-W. Wrltu Wil
son & Harrison, 5 Norton.
IS YOUR woodshed like Mother
Hubburd'ii cupbourd? We liuve
scusoneU Juckplnu uny 1 e n R t h,
any umounl. Also juniper lence
posts. 'led U'duin, pn. US-W or
jonn McCurlny, ph. 1381-M.
6x8" Tlii WOOD cut I t", 10" and
2-l'f, 2 cords, $15.5u; 3 cords,
$22.50; 1 cord, $8. These ure piled
In yurd. Cull ul 1305 ElRin; or
plume 18-12-W.
DRY BODY wood. Phone 852-W.
t,'luude GUul, 12U1 Duvcuport.
JACKP1NE AND lackplne slabs;
also best of body wood; will cut
any lenRih. l'ut your orders In
now. i'liuiic 13iH-M; or call at
1032 Fedurul.
2 CORD lti" Rr. slab, $14.00: 2
cord lti" dry Blub, Sl'J.OO, deliver
ed In liend. (You haul from yurd,
$3 per cord.) Central OrcRon
Fuel Co.. phono 201-W. U3ti A fal..
Redmond, Ore.
COLDER wcyither comlnR. Don't
Ret cuuRht short. Order toduy.
5 Rrudes wood. Lump, nut coals.
Prompt delivery, city or country.
Phone 707. UrookliiRS Wood
Yard.
GOOD, DRY body, $0 per cord.
Prompt delivery on uny IciiRth.
Phone 17H0W. 1
For Kule Farm Products
iwYSCOUCKiajis any time.
Ready for lockers or for lmmcU.
use. Cull at 30 Marshall; or phone
1-107-R.
CONSIGN YOUR LIVESTOCK
to Central OreRon Auction lor
the hiRhest prices. Sale every
Thursday. Bin R. Smith, Mat.
Plume 12R-3.
MILK COWS for sale, or trade:
reudy to freshen : Holsteln, Jer
seys and Guernseys. Also Short
horn nnd Aiirus bulls. Please call
Randall Miller, Redmond, Oregon.
Phone 108-X.
WEANER PIGS for sale. Phone
2002-W1.
For Kule Miscallum-oiis
1 COLLIE PUPS, male. AKC icr
Istratlon. Call 1325-W. See ut 131S4
Wilson.
WALNUT DINE-ITE table; will
seat 0. Phone 1031-R 425 River
side. AFRAID OF FIRE? Who Isn't?
- But you can heal It! Fyr-Fyter
alarms warn you. Fyr-Fyter Ex
thiRUlshers put fires out quickly!
Protect your properly nnd your
life! Call Peter Roberts, 48i; or
write Box 611. -
Drop-head sewing machine, real
nice condition, $32.50; also some
cheaper ones In Rood sewing con
dition. Apt. size elec. range, al
most new, $1!!.50. !) ft. elec. refrig
erator, a real buy, $H!).50. New,
leg. $(!!), swing rocker, closing
out at $34.50. Used mattress and
coil springs. New and used chests
of drawers. White enamel wood
range. Used davono, a real buv.
Oil circulators, $29.50 to $39.50.
Kitchen cabinet. Dining table with
4 sturdy chairs, $12.50. New high
chairs, $5.95. Play pens, $9.95.
New baby beds, $9.95. Real buys
on new davenocs and cluilrs.
CLIFF'S BARGAIN SPOT
North Hlway Open Evenings
Phone 1531-W
27 VOL. SET of Funk & Wng
nail's New Standard Encyclope
dia. Price $25. This set is new.
1541 W. 8th, phone 318-W.
Round Fir Poles, 14 to 18 ft,, 30c
Cedar Fence Posts, 37c
60 Ford Motor
'36 Plymouth Motor; recondi
tioned 1938 Oldsmobllo Sedan
1936 Plymouth with 1948 motor;
R&H .
'29 Model A
1931 Chevrolet Coupe
lvi-ton Truck
Cash or Terms '
Sen at Tumiilo Service Station
SHOP FOR GIFTS for every
member of family at Garner's
CUft Shop, 1 ml. South of city
limits on 97. Handmade needle
work novelties, tea towels, nnd
English bono chlnn. Xmns cards,
Alabaster lamps, crochet threads
and stamped linens. Open ever
day of week, und -evenings till
9:15.
WALNUT FINISHED bedroom
suite; Rood cond. Chest of draw
ers, vanity, bench; bedsprlngs
and mattress. Only $79.50. 707
Delaware, cor. of Bond and Delaware.
For Hula MIbim-IIuiicoiih
SPECIAL on 7 ft. Juniper Posts,
ut prlcei you cun't beat. Also Juni
per wood uvullablo In any length.
Onler now. Phone 1384-M or
05-W.
A LARGE stock of reconditioned
and guaranteed used refrigera
tors from $49.50 up; used wring
er washers from $19.50 up. Used
uutoinullc electric ranges from
$39.50 up and also lroners. 1G5 E.
Greenwood. Oregon Equipment
Co., phone 8HH.
For
Sprinkler Irrigation Equipment
see or write
Bcnlumln Russell
Rt. 3, Box 313 Bend
Phone 94
RADIO TUBES Comploto stock
Phllco and other nutlonully
known brands. Tubes tested.
Bend Furniture Co.
10 PC. LIVING rm. ond bodrm.
Cullf. fur. hardwood; (an finish;
good cond. Phone 329-Y, Red
mond. BEND AUCTION
Sale every Suturduy, 11:30, Bend
Auction Yurd. Consign eurly.
Phone 1269.
Do Your Christmas Lhoppmg
- i at
CASCADE SEWING MACHINE
& DRY GOODS CO.
707 Columbia
Phone 1487-W
Swcaters all wool & nylon; slip
over & cardigan styles; nylon
hose & slips. Blouses In many
styles. Large selection of gift
towels. Prc-Christmus sale of la
dles' dresses, skirls & strutter
cloth slacks.
Just received shipment of West
Inghouse sewing machines on
display now. Many other West
inghouse appliances: roasters,
steam Irons, blankets, toasters,
wuffle Irons, etc.
Store open till 9 p.m. for
your convenience.
CHRISTMAS special: New wash
ing machines, starting at $69.50.
'Used washers, like new. Others
priced ut $10 add up.
MAYTAG APPLIANCE STORE
1033 Brooks
16 ft. TRAILER-HOUSE for sole.
Sleeps 4. Reasonable. See owner
ut Ponderosa Cafe; or cull 1529-J
ufter 9 evenings or Mondays,
Coal, wood, oil heaters. Elec. cook.
Sewing machines, $14.50 up. Dav
enocs; swing rockers; table and
floor lumps; foam rubber mut
tresses; dinette sets; Arvln iron
ing boards; refrigerators; sta
tionary laundry tubsp. chests;
twin bed,, .,. , '
LAKE & DIVISION TRADING
POST
Phone 1183
For Sale Used Cars
1947 DELUXE FORD convertible.
Reasonably priced. Phone 1049-It.
OR TRADE: '48 GMC truck; 24
ft. Fruehauf trailer. 32 Louisiana
Street.
BEND GARAGE CO.
"Winterized Used Cars"
1948 Plymouth Coupe. Beautiful
condition throughout. Original
cost as equipped, over $2200. Now
more than a third less.
1948 Plymouth Sedan. A deluxe
model with radio, heater, plastic
seat covers, spotlight. Perfect con
dition. 1947 Chevrolet Aerosednn. Beau
tifully kept. Has R&H, seat cov
ers and fog lights. Guaranteed.
1946 Dodge Sedan. An Immacu
late car at a greatly reduced price.
Has R&H, scut covers, and fog
lights.
19-11 Hudson Club Coupe. Very
clean Inside and out. An economi
cal car to operate.,
1910 Ford Sedan. Sporty black
V-8, with radio, healer, arid other
extras.
LOW-COST TRANSPORTATION
1939 Chevrolet Sedan, H $450
1937 Chevrolet Sedan, H 365
1937 Chevrolet 2-door 195
1937 Ford 2-door, R&H 125
' TRUCKS .
1947 Ford ltt-ton. Coe 15" flat
bed. 2-spccd axle.
1939 Chevrolet lH-ton. Brown
Li pe trans.
Phone 193
EQUITY In 1940 Dodge 5-pnss.
coupe. Cheap If taken at once.
John Staples, 1444 Jacksonville.
1919 CHEV. 2-dr. sedunette; fully
equip, und In pert. cond. through
out. A real buy for its price.
Phone 1029-M uftcr 5 p.m. '
$1800 EQUITY In "48 Pontine
Streamliner; Hydromatic; 23,000
miles. Phone 1254-W. Any reason
able offer accepted.
1941 1V4-TON FORD truck; flat
bed; 3-speed Brownie. 310 Hard
man. Phone 1491-R.
FARMERS ATTENTION
We huve the best truck buy In
town. VA to 2 ton International.
Big rack for stock, hay or pota
toes, recently overhauled from
end to end. See Jim Cane, Bend
Garage, salesman.
For Kent
MODERN 3-rm. furnished apart
ment. Gas or wood. Adults. No
pets. Inquire at 701 Hill St.
ROOMS by day. week or month.
Winter rates. Right downtown.
Skyline (formerly Lelblien) Ho
tel. - -
FURNISHED, 2 RM semi-mod
house. Close to shop. dlst. nnd
bus line, $15 per month. Phone
1398-M.
For Kent
APTS. FOR RENT for winter
months. L Rancho Motor Hotel.
Phone 199-Z, Redmond.
3 BR., FURNISHED house; semi
mod.; locu. on Baltimore. Phone
151H-J2.
1 BR. AIT.; mod.; butane fur
nace und kitchen range; gujuge
und storc-rm. Cull 1G94-J.
REDMOND RENTAL 1 & 2 rm.,
mod., furnished cottages with ga
rages. Reusonable winter rates.
Phone 168-Y, Redmond.
CABINS at Pine Tree Auto Court
on South Hlway 07. Winter rates.
CLEAN, modern cabins, utilities
furnished. Winter rates. Phone
589, Mountain View Motor Court.
4 WELLFURNISHED sleeping
rms. In mod., furnace-heated
home. Nice Ige. llv. rm. Husband
died; need Income badly. My fam
ily udults. 455 Dclawure.
3-ROOM furnished house; with
buih; washing machine and sta
tionary tubs; refrigerator; hot
water. Call before 10 a.m. or after
6 p.m. 54 Gilchrist Ave., phone
1417-J. No pets.
2 RM., MODERN, furnished cab
In; oil heat and frlgldalre; incl.
wood, wutcr and lights. Close In.
Call at 623 Hill St.
1 RM. APT.; close In. Inquire at
532 Slsemore.
2 & 3 RM., FURNISHED apts.;
utilities furnished. Shady Nook
Court.
2 RM., MODERN, furnished
house; utilities furnished; close
in. Call at 615 Georgia.
3 RM. APT.; nicely furnished;
newly decorated; auto, heat; low
rent. 1309 E. 3rd St. after 5:30
p.m.
5 RM., FURNISHED house; clean
and comfortable; dishes and cook
ing utensils; good beds; not mod.
No pets. Will be vacant Dec 15;
Apply 414 Riverfront.
Wanted
LONG HAUL wanted for 1 truck,
dual drive equipment; 32 ft. logs.
Phone 113-Y, Redmond. Donald
L. Stewart.
WILL BUY any kind of cattle,
fat or thin. Call 78, Redmond.
W. R. Franks.
TOP PRICES paid for any kind
of cattle you have to sell. Will
pick up at your ranch. Please
call Randall Miller, Redmond.
Phone 168-X.
WANTED TO BUY: Livestock f
any kind, any amount. Also
horses. Have cash buyers. See
Nick Chose, or drop card: Rt. 3,
Box 96; or phone 790-W. Leave
word. -
Help Wanted
MAN WITH car wanted for route
work. $20 to $25 1n a day. No age
limit. For Information or Inter
view write Mr. Inman, 2423 Mag
nolia St., Oakland 7, Calif.
Situations Wanted
EXPERIENCED practical nurse.
Do some housekeeping and cook
ing. Mrs. Ruth Moye. Phone
1500-W1 and 841-J.
Lost
2 WHITE-FACED cows, with heif
er calves. X brand on right rib.
Call Redmond Auction Yard, 12
R3, collect.
PAIR of lady's pink -rimmed
glasses, at or around the Tower
Theater. 1037 Harmon. Phone
1778-R.
Services
HEMSTITCHING: Nicely done;
reasonable price; small pkgs.
done while you wait. Mrs. Hill,
414 Riverfront.
CARPENTER: Small or large
jobs. No extra charge for power
tools. J. O. Porter, Rt. 1. !4 ml.
west Eastern Star Grange.
ELECTRICAL WIRING All
types of electrical wiring by guar
anteed licensed men. Free esti
mates. Telephone 159.
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.
CARPENTER WORK: -New con
struction, rough framing, remod
eling, cabinets, bnUt-ins and shop
work. F. W. Page, phone 650-M,
general contractor.
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
and repairs on all makes. Phone
274. 1033 Brooks.
HEATING: Service and Repair
on all make; of oil burners by
factory trained men. Oregon
Heating Co., 510 Delaware. Call
513. day or night. .
OIL STOVE Cleaning and Repair
ing. C. J. Doolcy. Phone 1286-J
or 333. 344 Delaware.
FOR WELL and drain hole drill
ing call Lee Grimes, 224 Davis,
phone 975-J or 1252-J.
HOUSE MOVING and raising;
large or small. Estimates gladly
;lven. Holman Transfer, 201. Irv
ng. Phone 987.
Domestic Woter Pumps
Service and Repairs
All makes.
1557-W , 1645 Galveston
SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain
holes shot. Free estimates. Phone
1252-J or 975-J. D. W. Grimes, 210
Davis Ave., Bend.
TRAVELING Truck-Crane. Doing
light or heavy duty hoisting, load
ing or pulling. R. B. Watson,
phone 169U-J. 1636 Galveston.
Quick
Hervloeu
WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS
All makes; ulso elec. motors.
Picked up, repuircd und returned.
1557-W . 1045 Gulveston
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.
STORAGE PACKING
umiMn
To, from, or within Central Ore
gon. Good equipment and experi
enced men.
BEND STORACE & TRANSFER
222 Irving Ave. Phone 444
NOTICE TO CltKDITORS
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for the County of
Deschutes
In the Matter of the Eslate of
Cora May Lasiter, Deceased
The undersigned having been
appointed by the above entitled
Court of the State of Oregon, for
the County aforesaid, administra
tor of the Estate of Cora May
Lasiter, deceased, and having
qualified, notice Is hereby given
to the creditors of, and all per
sons having claims against said
deceased, to present them, veri
fied as required by law, within
six months after the first publi
cation of this notice, to said Cora
May Wright at the office of her
attorney, Duncan L. McKay,
O'Kane Building, Bend, Oregon.
CORA MAY WRIGHT,
Dated 5th day of December,
1949.
: Administrator of the Estate of
' Cora May Lasiter, Deceased.
DUNCAN L. McKAY,
Attorney for Administrator.
; 306-6-12-18-C
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
' Portland, Dec. 12 u- Cattle
salable 2100; market active;
steers strong to 50 cents higher
with supply increased; cows lim
ited supply; early sales beef cows
around 50 cents higher; canners-
cutters fully steady; bulls steady.
Medium-low good fed steers $23
25; some held higher; low-medium
down to $21; 133-head string
good 860-1017 lb. feeders from
nearby feed lots 21.25 for midwest
shipment; medium heifers $18-21;
common 14-16.50; canner-cutter
covs mostly $11-12; few to 12.50;
shells down to $10; good beef
cows above 17.50; common-medium
$13-16; good beef bulls $17-
18; common-medium sausage
bSls 14-16.50. '
Calves salable 450; market
steai, Good vealers 23-24;-com- L
'monWedlttnT $14-20.; Sf?5 . Rfl
Hofes' salable 1100; market
slow; early sales steady to 25
cents lower; some interests talk
ing 50 cents or more lower;
around half supply good-choice
180-230 lbs. 17.50; later bids down
toH; 250-290 lbs. 16; good 350
500.1b. sows mostly 1414.75; good
choice 100 lb. feeders 17.50; some
above $18.
Sheep salable 800; market ac
tive, strong; good-choice lambs 21-
21.50; some held higher; medium
good 19-20; asking $17 for good
feeders; common-medium ewes
$3r good ewes salable 6.50-7.
PORTLAND MARKET
- Portland, Dec. 12 U Portland
butter and egg prices were un
changed today.
Butter Price to retailers:
Grade AA prints 68c lb.; AA car
tons 69c; A prints 68c; A cartons
69c; B prints 65c.
Egg prices to retailers: Certi
fied A large, 51c doz.; grade A A
large 49c; A large 46c; AA me
dium 42c; certified A medium
41c; B medium 37c; A small 39c;
cartons 2c additional.
Cheese Price to retailers:
Portland, Oregon, singles 39-42c
lb.; Oregon 5-lb. loafs 44V4-45C
lb.; triplets la less than singles.
Premium brands, singles, 51 'Ac
lb.; loaf, 53Vac lb.
Health Activities
' Tues., Dec. 14, Immunization
clinic at the St. Francis school in
Bend.
Wed., Dec. 15, Immunization
clinics at the Harper and Lapine
schools, and child health confer
ences by appointment at the Trl
County health department office
In the Deschutes county court-
nouse.
Fri., Dec. 17, health depart
ment staff conference and Im
munization clinic for smallpox.
uipntnena and whooping cough
at the department's office in the
Deschutes county courthouse.
DISEASE REPORT MADE
. Eight cases of chickenpox, two
cases ol measles and one case of
scarlet fever were detected this
past week in Deschutes county,
according to an announcement
today from the Tri-County health
department.
In the same period one case of
cnicKenpox was reported from
Jefferson county and two cases of
chickenpox were reported from
Crook county.
ACCIDENT FATAL
Klamath Falls, Dec. 12 Uli
Robert Lewis Sutton, 24. Wash
ington, la., was killed last night
when the motorcycle on which he
was riding skidded off the high
way south of here near Morrill. A
companion, Maurice Aasland, 22,
International tails, Minn., recelv
ed cuts but was not hurt serlous-
HyT Both Sutton nnd Aasland were
students at the Oregon Technical
institute, .
Results
Berserk Veteran
Shot by Deputies
Seattle, Dec. 12 HP) A berserk
war veteran who wounded one
man and threatened to murder
his estranged wife, was In crit
ical condition today from shot
gun wounds received in a four
hour gun battle with deputy
sheriffs Sunday.
Allan C. Finley, 39, fired more
than 20 shotgun blasts ajt eight
carloads of officers who sur
rounded his north Seattle home,
according to sheriff's deputy
timo Muagens. Tear gas oomos
were hurled into the house when
Finley refused to come out.
Mrs. Geneva Finley, estranged
wile of the barricaded man,
pleaded with him to stop firing
and leave the house. She talked
to him over a public address sys
tem set up by sheriff's officers.
Finley replied with another
shotgun blast. -
He was captured when Hud
gens approached a window and
shot him In the right arm and
thigh. Hudgens said he fell to the
floor screaming for help.
Neighbor Wounded
Alsc wounded was Robert E.
Bundy, 49, who lives In a house
adjoining Flnley's. He was shot
in the right arm by Finley when
Bunay went to tne aid of Fln
ley's wife.
Mudgens said Mrs. Finley had
gone to Flnley's home to prepare
his dinner. But he leveled a shot
gun at her and ordered her to
sign a note saying she had come
to his home to kill him.
He threatened to shoot her and
when she refused to sign the note
he fired a blast into the wall near
her, Mrs. Finley said. She told
officers she escaped from the
house and asked Bunday to help
her. Bundy knocked on Flnley's
front door and Finley- answered
with two shotgun blasts fired
through the door.
Officers arrived but Finley fir
ed at anyone who approached
the house. Deputies said they
tried to arrest him without shoot
ing, but were forced to fire at
the end of the four-hour siege.
Hospital attendants today de
scribed -Sunday's condition as
"unsatisfactory." .
Chiang Kai-shek
(Continued from Page 1) ,
Chiang's two top generals In
Chengtu, Gen. Teng Shih-hou and
Gen. Wang Chan-shu, suggesting
they could "redeem themselves
and bring an end to the civil war"
by seizing Chiang and turning
Chengtu over to the communists.
The two generals, apparently
refused to take part in the plot
and warned Chiang, who sent his
top aide to Kunming In an effort
to stop the plotters.
' Kunming was seized as sched
uled and Chiang's three represen
tatives were captured when they
landed at the airport there. The
two generals accompanying
Chiang were Li Mi and Chang Yu
wan, commanders of the two
army groups stationed in Yunnan.
WILL DEFEND FORMOSA
Manila, P. I., Dec. 12 irpi An
unimpeachable source In Philip
pine official circles said today
that reports had been received
here that the United States has
been sending large quantities of
equipment to Generalissimo
Chiang Kai-shek's Island bastion
of Formosa.
The source said this meant the
United States was taking positive
action to counteract the Chinese
communist threat to the Chinese
nationalist island. Cow ifsts
now are arrayed across a narrow
strip of water from the island.-
The source said he understood
the equipment was carried in sev
eral boats. He added that the re
port was reassuring to the Philip
pines because of their proximity
to Formosa.
Winter Storm
(Continued from Page 1)
souri and Arkansas left at least
nine persons dead today.
State police at Little Rock, Ark.,
were checking reports of two ad
ditional fatalities caused by a
twister which struck scattered
communities yesterday.
Almost 40 persons were report
ed injured and authorities said
property damage was extensive.
Six persons were killed and
more than 10 hurt near Poplar
Bluff.
Four members of a family of
five were burned to death at near
by Sliger when wind overturned
their house, setting it afire. Kill
ed were Tommy Sparkman, 52,
and three daughters, Alice, 17,
Verna, 14, and Vera,' 10. Mrs.
Gertrude Sparkman, 47, the moth
er, was critically Injured before
neighbors rescued her.
Also at Sliger, Mr. and Mrs.
Andy Freeman were killed when
the tornado wrecked their farm
home.
Arkansas state police said there
were three known dead in north
central Arkansas. They were
identified as John Winningham
of Crossroads; his wife, Manda,
61, and Arch Talley, 65, of Providence.
Unusual Accident
Costs Man's Life
Salem, Dec. 12 mi An unusual
accident, In which a motorist ap
parently was thrown from his car
in a mishap, knocked unconscious
and then drowned in a creek was
reported by authorities today.
The body of Bernard R. McFar
land, 36, of Salem was found near
highway 22 between Salem and
Aumsvllle Saturday. The car he
was driving had left the road and
come to rest by the creek.
Marion county coroner Leson
W. Howell said there would be
no inquest. He said investigation
"Indicates that McForlond was
thrown from a car in such a man
ner that his face was in the wa
ter of a creek, causing him to
drown."
McFsrland was last seen by
Aumsvllle friends late Thursday
night. A farmer found his body
Saturday. His car was 2,000 feet
from the place where McFarland
drowned.
Coal Situation
Still Unsettled
Washington, Dec. 12 IP Some
soft coal operators today toyed
with the idea of forcing John L.
Lewis to call another strike after
Jan. 1 if he doesn't order the
miners out on his own.
They were considering a pro
posal by one Industry official that
further payments to the United
Mine Workers' multi-million-dol
lar health and welfare fund be
ended when changes Lewis engi
neered go into ellect.
The UMW president, meantime,
was expected to announce that
more independent companies have
agreed to his 1949-51 contract
terms. But most major produc
ers still are holding out. Unless
Lewis corralled a big block of
operators over the week end. he
still will have less than five per
cent oi the Industry signed up.
The major producers said Lew
is' divide-and-conquer campaign
has "bogged down" and he is get
ting practically nowhere in his
efforts to force the big operators
to fall in line behind their small
er competitors.
They are convinced that only
government - Intervention under
the Taft-Hartley law, with its 80
day anti-strike injunction, can end
the long-standing dispute. They
also believe that only a full sus-
ptrnbiun oi operation, uruereu uy
Lewis or the owners can bring
that about.
In their view, the ' three-day
work week was a "stor-gap" move
by Lewis' to' get hbvtiinrs jam
pre-Christrrias" pay and herrtrtyT
put them back on a "no work1
schedule the first of the year. '
Detroit, Idanha
To Vote Tuesday
Detroit, Dec. 12 ib?Residents
of most of Detroit and part of
nearby Idanha will vote here
Tuesday on whether parts of both
Cascade communities on the
North Santiam river should in
corporate as a single munici
pality. Idanha residents voted last Fri
day,, 190 to 8, to incorporate thelr
area separately. .
Ed Vickers, leader of the pro
posal to merge the Detroit and
Idanha areas, has asked the coun
ty court to delay certification of
the Friday election In Idanha un
til Tuesday's vote is tallied. The
business area of Detroit will be
flooded when the Detroit dam,
being built across the North San
tiam just below the city, is com
pleted. -:
Tuesday's balloting, between 8
a.m. and 8 p.m., will be at the
Detroit high school.
NAMED DIRECTOR
Salem, Dec. 12 (IPi The legisla
tive interim committee on state
government administration and
reorganization, known as the
"Little Hoover" committee, tem
porarily appointed Robert J. John
son Friday as its director.
Johnson is state civil service
commission director. He' has re
ceived a leave of absence from the
civil service commission to direct
the work of the interim commit
tee, aimed at streamlining Ore
gon's state government.
Johnson said he will Be on the
job of assembling information
within a week or 10 days.
I Used Davenport f
I $25.00 I
I Bedroom Sets I
$47.50
Circulating Heaters I
and Oil Heaters 1
$12.50 up I
Ward Party
(Continued from Pago 1)
slices of brcud and some hot
water.
He pointed to a five-Inch slack
In the waistline of his trousers
as evidence of this fact.
"My beard's a hell of a lot
whiter than It wu six months
ago," he added.
Ward boarded the Lakeland VI
tory at 7:20 a.m. from the Chinese
tug Chien Lung, which hud
brought the party out to Tukil
bar In Chlhll gulf from Tientsin
during the night.
A Chinese communist guard
armea with American tommy
guns and Browning automatic
rifles permitted Wurd to go
aboard the Lakeland Victory with
Tientsin vice consul Philip Man-
hard, of L.09 Angeles, but re
fused to free the others until
Ward signed a release.
The communists Insisted that
Word sign a certificate to the ef
fect ttiat an M persons In tne
party had been delivered safely
aboard the Lakeland Victory.
Refused to Sign
Ward refused. He told the com
munist police that "I cannot, and
I will not" sign the certificate un
til all members of the party and .
their baggage were safely aboard
the ship.
Manhard acted as interpreter,
while the argument continued
on the frigid deck of the Lakeland
Victory. The other members of
the party, cold and sleepy, were
Held under guard in the dingy
cabin of the tug while tne com
munists Insisted that Ward sign
the release first. ,
"If we are going back: to Tient
sin, let's do it now," Ward finally
snapped. After an hour of bitter
debate the Americans finally won
and the communists permitted
others in the party to board the
Lakeland Victory.
In addition to Mrs. Ward and
Manhard, the party included:
William N. Stokes, vice-consul
at Mukden, a native of Staten
Island, N.Y.; Ralph Rehberg, 30,
consulate clerk, Rochester, N.Y.j
Mary E. Braden, 28, Dysart, la.,
consulate staff member; Elben B.
Erickson, 30, Concordia, Kan.;
Jack Freigal, 28, Pine Island,,
Minn.; Walter S. Norman, 25,
Sealy, Tex.; Hugh S. Picard, 31,
Fall River, Mass.! Shlro Tatsuml,,
50, Seattle, Wash., a Jrfpanese
Amerlcan consulate employe; his
wife and their two children, ha
yao and Abiko.
AUTO COURT BURNS
Bandon, Dec. 12 HP) Ten units
of the Dew Valley auto court
burned to the ground here Satur
day night, leaving six families
and am man- homeless. . v i
- Origin of fhe blaze fn fhe tourt,
on highway 101 five miles south
of Bandon, was not determine.!.
Only casualty was a dog that
burned when trapped In the cabin
where the fire started. Manager
H. R. Hugh was knocked down by
a blast of flames as he opened a
door to go after the dog.
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