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BEND AERIE NO. 2089
F. O. E. Hall
Meets Everv Friday Night
Earl J. Wear. W. P.
428 South 4lh. Phone 1525W
W. M. Loy, Secretary
Rt. 3, Box 42. Phone 20-F-5
For Sale Real Estate
HOMEFINDERS AGENCY
228 East Third St.
Phone 869-J
2 br.; bsmt.; furnace; garage.
Chicken-house; barn. 7 lots. Nice
little city farm. $7500; $1000
cash; bal. $50 mo.
3 br.; full bsmt.; furnace; dole,
garage; on Newport. Let us show
you this one. $6950; terms.
2 br.; piped furnace; gas range;
garage; nice yard; )go. lot. $6700;
$1000 cash; FHA.
6br.; close in. 5 bedrooms rented,
good income. $8400; $2400 cash;
bal. easy. .
We have several Grade A dairies,
some good Farms and Slock
Ranches. Call us for your needs.
We need more good listings.
Evening Phone 869-J
Call Mr. Taylor
IDEAL LITTLE FARM: 24 a.,
15 a. water; 3 br. house; barn;
chicken-house; garage; sheds; 10
min. from downtown; city phone.
Just right for children or to re
' tire. Mtn. view. Priced right, easy
terms. A. E.- Allen, Rt. 3, Box
206, Bend.
WANT TO SELL? List your
property with GILBERT. A
square deal, and prompt, efficient,
courteous service is vours at Gil
bert's Real Estate. 1015 Wall St.
BY OWNER: New, 3 br.; rustic
ranch style. Piped oil furnace;
hdwd. firs.; oversize lot; Bendix.
Will FHA. 1119 East 9lh; or
phone 1549-R.
WARM, OIL HEATED, 2 br.
mod. house. Youngstown double
sink; new linoleum in kitchen;
elec. water heater; lots of closets;
,dile. garage. $3!M)0; terms. 483
W.. "SEZ I TO YOU"
WAS A QUAINT expression of
our pioneer grandfather
who, when he felt the need
of added emphasis used
such hair-raising epithets
as "Dad burn it" and "By
gar." We are borrowing
from this choice vocabu
lary when we say: "Dad
burn it," folks, when you
can buy a 2 bedroom house
with living room, kitchen
and dinette, fireplace and
shower for $3050 with $650
down, one shouldn't com
plain about not being able
to find a place to live. We
can do.
. OR THIS nice clean llttlo house
at $3675 with $500 down.
Yes, ma'am, It has a bed
room just one, with a nice
living room, kitchen, util
ity, bath, garage and wood
shed. It is a frame house
of good construction, ceiled
and papered inside.
These are the kind of little homes
where "literary marriages"
arc most likely to succeed
we mean marriages
founded on a cook book
and a check book.
WE SELL THE EARTH
WILLIAM B. SHELLEY
520 South 3rd Phone 1 171-J
CASH BARGAINS
THREE BEDROOMS, living
room, kitchen, full bath, utility,
gas hot water heater, basement
with good furnace. New, large,
pumice block garage and shop
with concrete floor. Paved street,
close In. Hig value for cash. $5500
unfurnished; $6500 furnished.
FORTY ACRE FARM -Very nice
three bedroom modern home.
Large living room, fireplace, nice
bath, well equipped kitchen and
nook. Large cistern, pump house
and pressure system. Large new
shop with concrete floor. Chicken
house, barn, garage. Fenced with
hog wire. 13 acres COI water.
20 acres seeded to pasture ami
meadow. More water available.
Large pond. School busses. Near
iov- in.-iu. ty iiik- wiiii i. ' V
in a beautiful setting. Offered for
$8300 cash.
J. A. DUDREY, REALTOR
1039 Wall St. Phone 1327-W
Across from Pilot Butte Inn
BARGAINS AT GILBERT'S
3 BEDROOM: Modern home on
paved street. Features dining rm.,
range wiring, sm. bsmt., att. ga
rage, 2 lots. Quite new, and $6300.
MODERN: Home has liv. rm.
with fireplace, din. rm., 2 br.,
hath, kitchen, utility rm. Corner
. lot, back fenced, garage. Close In.
near schls. 6300, with $S00 down.
$1500 DOWN: 2 br., mod., In de
sirable location. A roomy home
for SOoOO. Well arranged and at
tractive.
See these and others pictured in
the window of
GILBERTS REAL ESTATE
1015 Wall Phone 23-J
Classifieds Reach 20,000 Readers
For Sale Real Estate
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
ALL STATE REALTY
Bend's Largest Home Seller
Needs listings on all types of
property. Start the New Year
right, list now.
221 Greenwood
Phone 167
GOOD 2 br., mod. Bath, kitchen
and dinette. Full bsmt., with
pipe furn. Gas water heater.
New gas range lncl. New dble.
garage; chicken house and
barn. 7 level lots. $7500; $1000
cash; bal. $50, Inc. 5'A.
NICE 3 br., mod. Llv. rm.; din.
.. rm.; fireplace. Gas furn. Kitch
en and bath. Small bsmt. Ga
rage. $6000; will FHA.
NEW, 2 br. mod. Ins. and Weath
erstripped. Llv. rm.; din. rm.
Well planned kitchen with Ige.
broom closet. Bath, with linen
closet. Rear hall into sealed ga
ruge. Large auto, oil pipe furn.,
air condition unit. $8250; $2250;
bal. GI at $48 per mo.
For value, call Mr. Locklin 331
E. M. BUCKNUM, REALTOR
1029 Brooks Phone 331
GOOD BUY: 2 br., mod.; large
liv. rm.; lovely kitchen; full bsmt.
Oil furnace; garage. Small down
payment; FHA loan. West Side
Real Estate. Phone 988-M.
Fuel
GOOD DRY body wood, $9 per
cord. Also 1942 Dodge 2-ton truck,
5-speed transmission, 2-speed Ea
ton, 8 14 rubber, for sale or rent.
Phone 1786-W.
DRY BODY WOOD, any length.
Phone 852-W. Claude Gant, 1204
Davenport.
150 CORDS dry slab wood, not
cut. Phone 355-L.
WE CAN now fill your order for
BOX WOOD promptly, put hurry,
Oregon Trail Box Company.
GOOD DRY seasoned Jackplne;
also dry jackpine and body wood.
Allen Grant. Phone 314-W.
DRY PINE body wood, $9 a cord
by 5 cd. load, if possible. Phone
825. Rotz Woodyard, Sisters, Ore.
2 CORD 16" gr. slab. $14.00: 2
cord 16" dry slab, $19.00, deliver
ed In Bend. (You haul from yard,
$5 per cord.) Central Oregon
Fuel Co.. phone 201-W. 936 A St..
Kecimond, Ure.
SEASONED JACKPINE & body
wood. Full cord. 1564 Division.
Phone 793-R.
For Sale Farm Products
FEEDER PIGS for sale; 75 lbs.
$15 each. Phone 2002-W1. Rt. 1,
Box 286.
SPRINKLER IRRIGATION
EQUIPMENT, PIPE, ENGINES
MOTORS
BENJAMIN RUSSELL
N. Dalles-Calif. Hlway
Phone 2010-W3 Bend, Ore.
HARTS CHIX: Order early for
early layers and fryers. Dryden
White Leghorns, Parmenter Reds,
Rock - Hamp Cross and New
Hampshires. Hatch every WED.
year round. Prices and circular
available. Harts Hatchery, Bea
verton, Oregon.
JERSEY, GUERNSEY and Hoi
steins; ready to freshen. Will pick
up and deliver, and take any kind
of cattle in trade. Randall Miller.
Phone 168-X, Redmond.
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
FOR SALE: 1 oil heater with
tank and barrel, $15. 2 oil brooder
stoves with canopy, $5 eacli,
York's, Box 132, Carroll Acres,
phone 1173-J.
SHOE ICE SKATES, size 2 to 11,
black, white and tan, good stock
at present. Stoves, guns, furni
ture, etc. Our holiday is over, so
am open for business 8 a.m. to 9
p.m. and Sundav. Addinglon's
2nd Hand Store. 2359 E. First St.,
No. highway, phone 1737-W.
SWAP OR TRADE
Lawn chair; lMi-h.p. outboard
motor; 11-tubc console radio, per
fect condition; radiant gas heal
ers; car radios; vacuum sweeper;
farm radio; typewriter: violins;
mandolin; 12 and 16-gauge shot
gun shells at Clint's, 37 Hastings,
phone 1336-W.
A LARGE stock of reconditioned
and guaranteed used refrigera
tors from $-19.50 up; used wring-
! automatic electric ranges' from
' 839.5 IID and n so Iranera. 165 E.
Greenwood. Oregon Equipment
Co.. phon 888.
AFRAID OF FIRE? Who Isn't?
But you can beat It! Fyr-Fyter
alarms warn you. Fyr-Fyter Ex
tinguishers put lues out quu-Kiy:
Protect vour property and your
life! Call Peter Roberts, 481; or
write Box 641.
rtRAIlTlKHI. Pnllfiirnln ilniiwr.
li-.t.-n in nuanrlml rtlil-c -ti,n utwl !
see us, for details.
NICHOLSON'S MARKET
535 South 3rd
10 SHARES of COI Water, $100
per share. Will sell all or part.
Box 2767, c o -Bend Bulletin.
JUST RECEIVED: Another Ige.
shipment of Victrola records.
Lots of cowboys and western,
and plenty of other popular rec
ords. Only 10c each.
CLIFF'S BARGAIN SPOT
North Hiway Phono 1534-W
For Sale Miscellaneous
LARGE walnut drop-leaf dining
table. Coffee table.
1045 W. 5th,
phone 1547-W.
DON'T MISS THIS
1940 G.M.C. in very good condi
tion, 8.25 rubber; also chain saw
In fine shape. Make an offer. Sell
or trade. 1032 Federal, ph. 1384 M.
OR TRADE: Late model Mer
cury power saw; 2 chains; some
extra tools. Consider city lots
near northeast part of Bend; or
a trailer-house, truck, or what
have you. A. J. Worlhington,
1503 E. 9th. Bend. Phone 1308-M.
BEND AUCTION SALE
Saturday, Jan. 7. Phone 1269, and
1 will pick up what you have to
consign for this sale.
RADIO TUBES Complete stock
Philco and other nationally
known brands. Tubes tested.
Bend Furniture Co.
ALL NEW equipment for 2-rm.
walk-In refrigerator. Dole plates,
compressor, fin coil, valves, and
thermostats. Substantial reduc
tion. Phone 1302-R.
For Sale Used Cars
BETTER USED CAR BUYS AT
EDDIE'S
1948 Chevrolet Aerosedan; a low
mileage, beautiful car.
1946 Chevrolet 4-dr. sedan; radio
and heater. Another good buy.
1935 Chevrolet 2'dr. sedan; radio
and heater. Cheap transporta
tion. $75.
1948 Plymouth 4-dr. sedan ; a low-
mileage car in wonueriui snape.
A wonderful buy.
,1936 Plymouth sedan. Cheap
transportation. $100.
1948 Wlllvs station wagon; radio
and heater; 22,000 actual mile
age. One of those station wag.
ons you can buy at a wonder
ful price.
1947 Dodge 4-dr. sedan. A perfect
used car.
1946 International pickup; with
stock rack and original paint.
Low mileage job. $750.
1941 International pickup; in won
derful shape. For $575.
1946 Packard 4-dr. sedan; radio
and heater. A nice family car
that you'd enjoy driving.
1941 Nash 4 dr. sedan. Cheap
transportation.
1941 DeSoto 5 -passenger club
coupe; radio and heater. Anoth
er Chrysler-made good car.
1940 Pontlac 5 -passenger club
coupe; radio and heater. Cheap
transportation.
1931 Model A coupe; with heater.
$95. ,
1935 Pontlac coupe; in nice uhape.
$195.
Several of these cars have 1950
license, and these cars all are
priced to sell. Come in and shop
in our Used Car Showroom,
where It is warm and dry.
BEND GARAGE CO.
"Winterized Used Cars"
1948 Pontlac 6 Sedan. Load
ed $1645
1948 Plymouth Sedan. R&H 1395
1947 Chev. Aero. R&H 1375
1947 Olds 98 Sedan. 7000 ml. 1695
1916 Chev. Sedan. R&H plus 1195
19-16 Dodge. R&H 1095
19-11 Ford Sedan. R&H 645
1941 Stude. Sedan. R&H 595
1941 Hudson Sedan. R&H 595
1940 Ford Tudor. R&H 5-15
1939 Chev. Sedan. H 425
1939 Dodge Sedan. R&H 445
1937 Chev. 2-dr. II 250
1937 Chev. 2-dr 195
1937 Ford 2-dr. R&H 95
1934 Olds Sedan. H 75
TRUCKS
1917 Ford l'.a-ton, COE, 15' flat
bed; 2-speed axle.
1939 Chev. l'i-lon, flatbed ;
Urown-Lipo trans.
1939 Chev. 'i-ton Pickup; 4-speed
Phone 193
DYER'S USED CAR LOT
Greenwood & Hill
Phone 87 Phone 1157-W
19-10 Chevrolet 4-dr. sdn. It's
In A-l shape & fully equip. $995
1947 Stuilebaker Champ. 5-
pass. This car Is perfect 1250
1912 Studcbaker Comm. 5
pass. cpe. Completely over
hauled. Has new paint. 4 new
I ires and Is fullv equipped 715
1939 Ford 4-dr. A real buy 300
1937 Chevrolet sdn. in good
shape 195
1935 Chevrolet 2-dr. Runs
good 1 5
1935 Ford 2-dr 60
1934 Chevrolet cpe 40
1936 Ford 2-dr
??l
1936 Chevrolet 2-dr 125
Model "A" Roadster 40
1937 Stuilebaker 4-dr 95
DYER'S AUTO SERVICE
Your "Olds" Dealer
220 Greenwood
K-7 2Vton FORD truck; 18 ft.
stock rack. Cond. like new; only
7(XX) ml. $3500, or trade for cat
tle. Jim Small. Rt. 1, Prlneville.
Plume 667.
1943 INTERNATIONAL K7. long
W.B.. $650, or will trade for best
pickup offered. 820 Roosevelt.
OR TRADE: 1938 Chev. Vton
pickup: new motor; A-l shape.
233 E. Kearney. Phone 1545-J.
1949 NASH Ambassador, like
new. Antifreeze, seat covers, cold
rubber tires. All the extras. In
quire at
THE EI.KHORN CAFE
1115 S. 3rd
THE BEND BULLETIN,
For Sale lined Cam
EQUITY: '41 Nash 600 ludor.
Heater, defroster, radio. $300,
bal. bank terms. Phone 1700-J;
or Apt. 4, Klein Apts.
1937 CHEVROLET panel, $75. $35
down. Erickson's Food Market.
For Rent
FOR LEASE: Cabins, grocery,
propane, liv. quarters. Free rent
this winter. $60 per mo., April 1.
Stock, equipment and furniture,
$2000. Will take trailer-house.
Phone 2008 J1.
4 RM. APT. for rent. Lights and
water furnished. Located at Time
Service Station on South Hiway.
MODERN, C L E A nT" furnished
apt.; close in; gas range. Inquire
at 1442 Lexington.
2 RM., FURNISHED, mod. apt.;
new gas range; gas heat; elec.
ref rig. Call at 615 Georgia.
AT LAVA APTS.: Small apt.,
Jan. 1. Suitable for single lady,
or working couple. Reference.
Phone 684, from 5 to 7 p.m.
FURNISHED bedroom; plenty of
heat and hot water; close in. Men
only. 1448 West 1st. Phone 325-J.
2 OR, 3 RM., mod. apt. Wood, wa
ter and lights furnished. 1527
Division. Phone 793-J.
FURNISHED, 2 & 3 RM. opts; all
utilities furnished. Reasonable.
Shady- Nook Auto Court.
ROOMS, with or without board;
In private home. Phone 793-R.
1564 Division.
APTS. FOR RENT for winter
months. L Rancho Motor Hotel.
Phone 199-Z. Redmond.
OR WILL SELL, 2-bedroom mod
ern, 2V4 lots with strawberries,
raspberries and garden space.
Call 1390-W.
SMALL MODERN furnished
house; gas equipped kitchen; oil
heater. Close in. 344 Delaware.
MODERN 1-bedroom house. Part
ly furnished. Newly painted in
side. Contact owner, 223 E.
Franklin.
CLOSE IN, a nice clean 2-room &
bath, modern, furnished apart
ment. Gas equipped kitchen, pri
vate entrance. $40 per mo, includ
ing heat and water. Single person
only. Phone 1427-J.
4-ROOM MODERN house, unfur
nished, 1-bedroom, wired for
range, electric water healer, $35
month, 165 Adams Place.
2-ROOM pine paneled, furnished
cabin, semi-modern. Fuel and util
ities furnished. West side resi
dential district. 534 Portland,
phone 308-W.
Wanted
TO RENT: 2
house. Call 82.
br., unfurnished
RELIABLE WOMAN wants child
to care for in her home, by day,
for working parents. Call at 419 Vi
Georgia.
WANTED TO BORROW: $2000
at 6 int. First mortgage on 40
a. farm; COI water; good Bldgs.;
close in. Write Box 2849, co
Bend Bulletin.
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.
TOP PRICES paid for any kind
of cattle you have to sell; fat or
thin. Will pick up at your ranch.
Randall Miller. Phone lbS-x, Red
mond. WOULD LIKE to buy some
Springer cows, or any kind -of
cattle vou have to sell. Will pick
up at ranch. W. R. Franks. Phone
78, Redmond.
Help Wanted
WOMAN, 25 or over, for general
housework and child care. Very
little cooking; no heavy cleaning.
Experienced only, wltn good rei
erences, please. Board, room, $100
per month. Phone 1761-J.
Situations aWmYd
MAN WANTS JOB; married; me
chanical, lubrication-and service
station experience; sober and de
pendable. 1601 W. 3rd, Apt. 3.
Ist
GROWN gray and white male
cat; disappeared Monday evening,
Dec. 26. Would appreciate infor
mation concerning it. Call tele
phone 424-R.
Services
STORAGE PACKING
MOVING
To, from, or within Central Ore
gon. Good equipment and experi
enced men.
BEND STORAGE & TRANSFER
222 Irving Ave.
FOR WELL and drain hole drill-
Ine call Lee Grimes. 224 Davis,
phone 975-J or 1252-J.
PIPE THAWING: Weekdays, 5
p.m. to 12 p.m. Anytime Satur
days and Sundays. G. L. Steven
soil. Phone 1338-J. i
ELECTRICAL" W I R I N G AU
types of electrical wiring by guar
anteed licensed men. Free esti
mates. Telephone 159.
CASCADE HARDWOOD
FLOOR CO.
Laying, sanding and finishing all
tycs of wood floors. Refinlsh old
floors like new. We sell flooring.
Work any place In Central Ore
gon. 221 Greenwood. Phone 167,
days. !
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
and repairs on all makes. Phone
274. 1033 Brooks. I
BEND, OREGON
Heat Prostration
Claims 3 Lives
Sydney, Australia, Jan. 6 HPi
Three persons died from heat
prostration today and at least 80
collapsed as the temperature
rose to 103.1 degrees here and
110 in central Australia.
At least 25 bush fires were
started in the outer suburbs by
the heat wave.
Suburban residents reported
that snakes, scorched out of their
holes, crawled into yards and in
some cases into houses.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland, Jan. 6 Utt Weekly
livestock:
Cattle: Friday salable 200; mar
ket very active on cows; canners
cutters 1.00 or more higher on
storm market; steers, heifers un
sold early. For week, salable
2250. Market uneven, fed steers
generally steady, fed heifers
around 50c lower, cows generally
sue higher, some late sales up
more. Bulls 50c up. Late trad
ing of storm nature. Medium and
good fed steers $24.00 to 25.00,
load 1,055 lbs. $25.25. Low me
dium down to $2150. Common
$17.00 to 21.00. Load good 852 lb.
feeders $21.00. Good fed heifers
$22.00 to 23.00, medium grades
$18.50 to 21.00. Young beef cows
$18.00 to 13.50, odd head $19.00.
Common and medium $14 50 to
17.00, cutter and common $12.00
to 13.50. Good beef bulls $18.00
to 18.50, few $19.00. Common and
medium sausage bulls $14.00 to
17.00.
Calves: Friday salable 75: most
ly common-medium unsold early.
ror week, salable 250. Market
strong, top 50c higher. Good and
choice light vealers $24.00 to
H8 00, medium calves and vealers
$17.00 to 23.00. Common down to
$15.00, culls down to $10.00.
Hogs: Friday salable 25
steady; one lot good-choice 150
lbs. 517.50; 180-230 lbs. quoted to
$18.25. For week, salable 1035.
Market opened weak to 25c lower.
closed around 25c higher.
bneep: frlday salable none;
market nominal. For week, sala
ble 1010. Market active fully
steady to strong, ewes around 50c
higher. Good and choice fed
lambs $20.50 to 21.50. Medium
grades $18.00 to 19.00.
STILL COMMUTING
Prinevllle, Jan. 6 Local real
estate men and others have been
seeking in vain here the past
weeK lor a residence sufficiently
large 10 nouse trie lamilv of Ran
dall Miller, including his wife and
three children, whom the state
department of agriculture wishes
to transfer from Salem to Prine-
ville to serve potato shippers with
shipping point inspection. Orval
Ott was assigned Prlneville as a
shipping point inspector last fall.
Unable to obtain local living ac
commodations tor nimself and
wife, he has been communting be
tween Redmond and Prlneville.
Woodland on the farm provides
slack-season employment.
Services
FOR FROZEN WATER PIPES
call Flaherty's Machine & Repair
Shop, phone 1100-R.
HEATING
Furnaces cleaned, repaired and
reset; Oil Burners and Oil Circu
lating Heaters cleaned and ad
justed. Oregon Heating Co. Phone
513.
BABY SHOES preserved for life
in pearl; 3 beautiful colors pink,
blue and Ivory. Out by Christmas.
Mail orders taken. Agents want
ed; also baby shoes. P. R. Hen
derson, 1367 E. 2nd St
HOUSE MOVING and 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
uavis Ave., aena.
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.
pnone 790-w.
SAW FILING, eummlnor. ham
mering, band saw welding, sander
belts, band saw blades, new han
dies hung In tools. Sexton Supply
s saw service, 1193 Wall street,
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.
CARPENTER WORK: New con-
Phnnp 444 structlon, rough framing, remod
iHlZZl i cling, cabinets, built-lns and shoo
work. F. W. Page, phone 650-M.
eeneral contractor.
i
Brooks-Scanlon Quality
PINE LUMBER
Brooks-Scanlon Inc.
New Chevrolet
Showing Set
Detroit, Michi, Jan. 6 HP Chev
rolet, first automobile in the low
price field to offer an automatic
shift on its 1950 models, an
nounced today a cut in prices on
one of its models.
Cost of the all-steel station
wagon was slashed $250, lower
ing the factory list price to si.tsau.
Prices on all other models re
mained unchanged, the General
Motors division said.
The 1950 Chevrolets will be
shown to the public for the first
time Saturday.
The new "Powerglide" trans
mission will be available for $150
on deluxe models as optional
equipment. Chevrolet beat its
competitors on the market with
the automatic shift. Ford plans
to bring out a no-shift device "by
summer," while Plymouth has
remained quiet on the subject.
Fourteen models were offered
In Chevrolet's styleline and fleet
line series, with prices ranging
from $1,250 for the styleline spe
cial business coupe to $1,740 for
the deluxe convertible.
The GM division followed the
lead of other automakers in intro
ducing a new hard-top coupe with
convertible lines. The new "Eel
Air" lists at $1,640.
The other models, few exter
ior changes are in evidence. The
radiator grille has been redesign
ed; bumper grills are higher and
stronger, and the tail lights are
easier to see from each side.
Will Show New Cars
Bend Garage company, local
Chevrolet agency, today issued a
general invitation to the public,
to view the new models which
will be placed on display tomor
row. "Chevrolet's long-time
friends and other potential new
car buyers will be thrilled with
the automatic transmission, hail
ed as the most revolutionary
driving aid since the advent of
the self-starter," said Walter G.
Coombs, president of the local
company.
Lack of Licenses
Causing Arrests
Salem, Jan. 6 UF State police
said today that they have started
to "crack down" on motorists who
have not put on their 1950 license
plates or cannot show evidence
that, they have made application
for tliem.
Those who cannot produce this
evidence are being cited into
court, the state police said. They
pointed out that the law requires
all cars to be equipped with new
plates on and after Jan. l and
officers have not authority to
grant an extension of time, undar
the act.
Venezuela exports daily an ave
rage of well over 1,000,000 barrels
of crude oil.
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice Is hereby given that by
virtue of an order of .the County
Court of Deschutes County, Ore
gon, entered on the 21st day of
December, 1949, the undersigned
Sheriff will on the 21st day of
January, 1950, at the hour of ten
o'clock, A.M., at the front door
of the Court House in Bend, Ore
gon, sell to the highest bidders
for cash or terms as hereinafter
stated, the following described
real property, located in Des
chutes County, Oregon, provided
no bid shall be accepted for less
than the amount set opposite
each respective tract, which is
the minimum price fixed in said
order; plus costs of sale, etc.:
Parcel No. 1 SE4SE!4 Sec,
15, Twp. 18 S., Range 12, E.
W. M. $100.00 cash.
Parcel No. 2 Lots 11 and 12,
Block 30, Laldlaw $100.00
cash.
Parcel No. 3 Lots 1, 2 and
3, Block 9, Bend View. Pur
chaser to pay City lien bf Nov.
16, 1949, in the amount of
$117.68. $150.00. Terms: 20
down, balance at $10.00 per
mo., at 6fr.
Parcel No. 4 Lots 1, 2, 4, 5,
6, 7, 9. 11, 25, 26, 27, 29, 33,
and 34, Block 27, Laplne.
$280.00 cash.
Parcel No. 5 NEUSEH. Sec.
26, Twp. 16 S., Range 12, E.
W. M. Except that part owned
by Howard L. Buller et ux as
covered by Deeds 91, Page 168,
Deschutes County Records.
$90.00 cash.
Such sale shall be subject to
the right of any municipal cor
poration claiming an unpaid as
sessment lien for local improve
ments thereon to purchase such
property within 20 days after no
tice of such sale.
C. L. McCAULEY,
16-21-26-32-C Sheriff
American Bases
In Japan Topic
For Discussion
Tokyo, Jan. 6 HPi The question
of American bases in Japan after
a peace treaty is signed will be
the chief topic of discussion dur
ing a week of talks here between
Gen. Douglas MacArthur and U.
S. Ambassador-at-large Philip C.
Jessup, observers said today.
These sources said that Presi
dent Truman's declaration bar
ring American aid to Formosa
has cleared the way for concen
trated consideration of the far
east defense line extending from
Alaska down through Japan- and
Okllnawa to the Philippines.
MacArthur reportedly told a
visiting congressman, Sen. H. Al
exander Smith (R., N. J.), that
the question of Japan's future se
curity should be decided before
the peace conference is called. ;
"Understanding" Goal
Smith said MacArthur wants an
"understanding" before the peace
treaty is signed which can be de
veloped Into an American-Japanese
alliance when occupation
forces are withdrawn.
Responsible British and Aus
tralian sources said they expect
the United State3 will request and
receive bases in post-war Japan.
"My government will not sign a
peace treaty with Japan that does
not provide for continued Amer
ican bases here," one Australian
source said.
Reports from Washington said
there is a dispute between the de
fense and state department on
how the future of Japan is to be
secured after the peace treaty is
signed.
MacArthur is known to- be
against permitting Japan to have
any kind of a military machine,
outlawed by the new Japanese
constitution. Which prohibits an
army, navy or air force. At the
same time, he believes, Japan
must be protected from a possible
aggressor.
Will Visit Japan
Jessup will spend a week in Ja
pan on his way to the Bankok
conference of American far east
diplomatic representatives, which
will open next month.
Formosa originally was on his
itinerary but it was believed that
he might skip the island now in
view of President Truman's state
ment. A member of the Chinese
mission in Tokyo, commenting on
a possible meeting between Jes
sup and Generalissimo Chiani?
Kai-shek, asked: "I wonder what
they could talk about?"
NOTICE OF BIDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that bids will be received at the
office of the Clerk of the Board
at Administration Office Building
of School District No.. 1, Bend,
Oregon, to and including 5:00
p.m., January 9, 1950, for the
sale of the following described
real property:
ine soutn Ten Feet (10) of
Lot Nine (9) and all of Lot
Ten (10), Block One (1) KEY
STONE TERRACE ADDITION
to the City of Bend, State of
Oregon, together with a tract
of land lying In the Southwest
Quarter of Southwest Quarter
(SW14SWH) of Section Thirty
Three (33), Township Seven
teen (17), South Range Twelve
(12), E.W. M described as -follows:
Beginning at the South
erly cornel- of Lot Ten (10),
Block One (1), KEYSTONE
TERRACE ADDITION to the
City- of Bend; thence South
Twenty-five feet (25') to a
point on the West property line
of East Third Street; thence
North 35 00' 00" West a dis
tance of One Hundred feet
(100'); thence West 51.67 feet;
thence North 102.94 feet to the
Northwest corner of Lot Ten
(10), Block One (1), Keystone
Terrace Addition to the City of
Bend; thence South 34 17 40"
East a distance of 193.50 feet
to the point of beginning, said
tract to include 0.11 acres, more
or less.
The property will be sold to the
highest bidder with the reserva
tion in the grantor under penalty
of reversion that the property be
used for the next succeeding ten
(10) years following the date of
delivery of instruments of title
by a Governmental Agency and
for a Governmental purpose.
The privilege is reserved of re
jecting any and all bids.
I. COTHRELL, Clerk
School District No. 1
16-21-26-C
Reconditioned
Washers $15 up
Used Davenport
$25.00
Circulating Heaters
and Oil Heaters
$12.50 up
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1950
Brannan Plan
Given Support
By President
By Vincent ! Burke
(United Presa Staff Correspondent)
Washington, Jan. C 'IB Presl-'
dent Truman said today the
Brannan plan must be put into
operation to solve farm surpluses
and check the current decline In
farm income.
The president re-endorsed the
controversial farm subsidy plan
in the face of strenuous opposi
tion from two major farm organ
izations and admissions by his
congressional leaders that it has
no chance of passage by this
congress.
Mr. Truman did not mention
the controversial plan by -Its pop
ular name. But, in his economic
report, he told congress exactly
what Secretary of agriculture
Charles F. Brannan has been till
ing the nation for the last 10
months:
More Livestock Goal
1. Producer income from live,
stock must be supported so as to
accelerate a shift in production.;
toward livestock and away from')
the cash field crops which are
piling up surpluses.
2. Present support methods
under which the government re
moves a portion of the supplv of
a commodity from the market to
nold up the price won t work
"satisfactorily" for perishable
commodities, like livestock.
"I therefore urge," Mr. Tru
man said, "that support through
production payments be author
ized." Under this plan the govern
ment would not attempt to peg
the market price. Instead, it
would pay cash subsidies to pro
ducers of perishables to make
up any difference between the
market price and a "support
pric3" farmers "ought" to get.
Drop in Volume
Noted on Market
By Elmer C. Walzer
(United Prong Financial Kttitor)
New York, Jan. 6 (ll'i Leading
stocks rested today as traders
sought out special issues and
groups believed to be behind the
market.
As a result volume fell off
from yesterday's 2,500,000-share
session. Industrials managed to
register a gain of a few cents in
their average while rails and utili
ties receded a bit.
A strong, fairly active market
developed for the sugars when
Cuban growers began to harvest '
the 1950 crop. Several of the su
gar shares reached new highs and
the Cuban railroad stocks rose
with them. Gains in the group
ranged to more than a point.
Liquors met demand with
Schenley at a new high. Coppers
responded to buying in that
group and rose' as much as two
points. Television issues got into
action when Admiral cut prices
on its sets. That stock equaled its
top. Federated department stores
raised its dividend and rose to a
new high to feature the mercan
tiles. Numerous special stocks reach
ed new highs on substantial
gains.
96 Miners Killed
In Russian Shaft
Berlin, Jan. 6 IP The West
Berlin newspaper Berliner Anzei
ger said today that 96 miners
were killed in an accident in the
soviet-operated uranium mines at
Hohentalschacht on Dec. 28.
The paper said a spark from a
carbide lamp fell into a box of
explosives being taken into the
pits on an elevator. The result
ing blast caused the elevator to
plunge to the bottom of the shaft,
killing 72 miners aboard it and
24 other men working at the
bottom.
NO BARGAIN SALE
Alamosa, Colo. (Ui The Ala
mosa postmaster put up a notice
that postage rates on Christmas
cards would be higher this year.
He was Immediately swamped by
residents who looked at the sign
and said they wanted to buy
some. The sign he had posted
said: "Unsealed Christmas cards
two cents each."
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