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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1950
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BEND AERIE NO. 20S9
F. O. E. Hall
Meets Everv Friday Night
Earl J. Wear. W. P.
428 South 4th. Phone 1525-W
W. M. Lov. Secretary
Rt. 3, Box 42. Phone 20-F-5
For Sale Heal Estate
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.
NEED A HOME? Check the
Deal of the Day on KBND 9:45
a.m. Call today and inspect the
listings at Gilbert's Heal Estate,
iuid wau at.
BARGAINS AT GILBERT'S
2 BEDROOM: New home and
good construction. Near grade
seni,. on West side. A bargain
at $5000.
3 BEDROOM: Furnished home.
Reduced for quick sale. $3650.
LARGE LOT: With dble. garage;
half is guest rm. Good location,
among new homes. $2000.
NICE HOME: Good location, with
2 lge. lots. Lge. liv. rm with fire
place; lge. windows; wall-to-wall
carpeting; auto, heat, etc. $8500
furnished; $7000 unfurnished.
2 BEDROOM: Mod.,; close in;
good construction; near schools.
$6300, with $800 down. ,
GILBERTS REAL ESTATE
& INSURANCE
1015 Wall Phone 23-J
A STUDENT
IN HIS (OR HER) quiz wrote
that 'A lie is an abomina
tion unio the Lord, and a
very present help in time
of trouble." The same writ
'er also stated that "The
liver is an infernal organ
of the body." Sometimes
we are inclined to agree
with the last definition. s
WE HOPE you will agree with
us that the following house
is worth the asking price
when you see it. It Is
' ' about two years old just
old enough to demonstrate
whether it was built for
profit or service. It has 2
bedrooms, living room,
nook, kitchen, complete
bath, attached garage, in
sulated and weatherstrip
' ped, gas floor furnace, plas
tered throughout the
house, we mean; not our
salesman. The price is lust
$7200, with about $2000
down. Pat Ballew is the
man to see.
WE HAVE another very good
offering in this 3 bedroom,
modern home at $6500 with
$1000 down. This house has
knotty pine finish: is a
most comfortable home.
Ask Pat to take you out
to see it.
BY GOLLY, we iust don't under
stand why some thrifty
home buyer don't snap up
this Kearney St. new home
at $7500 with $1500 down
It's a dandv and carries a
FHA appraisal for $8000.
Mr. Ballew will supply full
lnlormalion.
LISTEN, FOLK: We are going
to sell a lot of houses in
Bend this new year (No
ma'am, that ain't a threat
just a statement of fact)
and we need a lot of good
listings. If you have a
house for sale, give us a
ring and rat will be right
out to look it over and tell
you what we can do about
it.
WE SELL THE EARTH
WILLIAM B. SHELEY
520 South 3rd St. Phone 1174 -J
West side; 2 br., mod. $700 down
Very nice, 2 br. home. Rugs, auto.
heat, garage; 2 lovely lots; East
side. $5500, on reasonable terms
3 br. Fireplace: furnace; garage
East side. $1500 tlown on S6750,
Brand new, 2 br.; best East side
location. $6825, FHA terms.
40 a.. 27 COI; close in. For $5250,
or trade lor city property.
80 a., 49 COI. Mod. house; good
bam. Bargain at $7500, easy
terms.
Fine Tumalo 80, with 76 water.
Mod. house; big chicken house
spud cellar. $16,000; half dow
Small hotel, citv center. Owner'
apt, and over $100 mo. net. $1750.
360 a. on high desert, near Hamp
, ton; old bldgs. FINE WELL,
$4000, terms.
SMITH REALTY CO.
745 Bond St.
Phone 94
INVESTMENT
Contract for sale, on small ranch
Close in. Balance of less than
$7090. Pavable at rate of $70
month, incl. 6' Int. Will discount
$300' for cash. Property guaran
teed value of $10,000.
RIXE REALTY & INSURANCE
Phone 535 . 901 Bond
To Sell-Use Bulletin
For Rale Real Estate
BRAND NEW
Attractive, mod., 2 br. home; in
excellent location. Many outstand
ing features, ifoungstown kitch
en; weatherstripped windows;
oak flooring; cedar shakes; tex
tured plaster; all without extra
cost to you. This really nice home
is priced to sell, and can be seen
at 452 E. Irving; or phone 1 WI
NY. INVESTMENT Opportunity: Best
corner on South 3rd. Leased to
major oil company. Increased i
value assured. iu,uuu nanuics.
160 acres jackpine: 5.000-10,000
cords pulpwood. $2500. Phone
405-W.
Good, 2 br., mod. Liv. rm.. din.
rm., kit., bath and util. rm. Lo
cated on E. Greenwood. Has 8
lots, i
New, 2 br., mod.; on E. 10th. Liv.
rm., H't. and dinette. Fir. fur
nace. Att. garage. $7350; $1750
cash, bal. FHA.
New, 2 br., mod., on Silvls Lone.
Liv. rm., din. rm., balh, kit. and
util. rm. 2 lots. $7500; $1750
cash, bal. G.I.
Good, 2 br., mod.; close in, on
sewer. Liv. rm., din. rm., bath,
kit, with dinette space. Small
bsmt.; garage. $5000; $2000
cash, bal. $35 mo.
For value, call Mr. Locklin 331
E. M. BUCKNUM, REALTOR
1029 Brooks Phone 331
PARTLY furnished. 1 br. home.
Small tlown payment. $35 mo.,
bal. 923 Albany. Phone 1567-W.
OWNER LEAVING, wants quick
sale of his 4 room, semi-modern
home. Furnished. Garage, chick
en house, lots of wood and some
lumber. Very good value at: $1250
cash. $1350, on reasonable terms.
GARAGE, SHOP and SERVICE
STATION. 60x50, new, pumice
block building; over 100 feet on
Highway; 2 gas pumps. Now do
ing good business. Price $16,000,
with vei-y easy terms.
We Need Some Good Listings.
J. A. DUDREY, REALTOR
1039 Wall St.
Across from Pilot Butte Inn
HOMEFINDERS AGENCY
228 East Third Street
Phone 869-J
40 a., 31 a. irr.; all In one field.
No rock. Very good little farm
for $6500. $U500 down, bal. $600
per year.
114 a., 3 br., mod.; 40 a. leased
land: close in: city water. $6500.
$2000 cash, bal. $50 month.
5Mi a., 3 a. irr.;. good, 2 br., mod.
home: close in. $6850. $1750 down,
bal. $50 month.
1 a.; and 2 of. mod.; bsmt.; fur
nace: garage: chicken house:
barn. $7500. $1500 cash, bal. $50
month.
br.; full bsmt.; furnace; garage.
$6950. Terms.
Please call if you want to sell
your property. Evenings, call 869-
Fuel
16" DRY JACKPINE slabwood,
$9 cord. Also 8 ft. length, $6.50.
mm. delivery. Phone 1041.
BUZZED HEAVY dry jackpine
slabwood, $10 cd.; 8 ft., $8 cd.
Good for cook stoves, heaters and
furnaces. Imm. delivery. Write
O. D. Alexander, Lapine, Ore.
SEASONED jackpine and body
wood. 1564 Division. Phone 793-R
CORD 16" nr. 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.,
Redmond, Ore.
GOOD DRY green season jack
pine: also dry jackpine. Prompt
delivery. Allen Grant. Phone
314-W.
For Sale Farm Products
30 TONS of chopped alfalfa hay
with molasses, hee Les C unison
mi. north of Prinevllle; or
call s-1'4.
RED FRYERS for sale: will dress
for locker. Jim Elder. Phone
150G-J1.
RED HENS, 30c lb. llvewt. Tur
key hens, 4.1c livewt. 2 young
Jersey cows, freshen soon, clar
ence Elder Ranch. 7 mi. north on
OKI Redmond Hiway.
FOR SALE or trade: 1 5-yr.-old
Palamino stallion, a good one
three 1-yr.old Palamino colts; one
3yr.-old spotted pony, gentle; one
extra good 2-yr.-old mare mule,
make good pack mule. Uollie him
land. Phone, tlay 359; night 367,
Redmond.
CONSIGN YOUR LIVESTOCK
to Central Oregon Auction for
the highest prices, bale every
Thursday. Ben R. Smith, Mgr.
r-none l-K-j.
For Sale MiscclliiiicoiiH
REBUILT WATCHES: P o c k e
watch, 16 size. Elgin, $9.50. Hul
ova wrist, man's model, $12.50.
H.
I). MOORE, Watchmaker
Erlksen's Stationery
PLYMOUTH ROCK fryers and
pullets, $1.60 each. Also young
fat Hens dressed on order ready
for oven, 50c lb. 147 E. Olney
Phone ItifiS M.
A LARGE stock of reconditioned
and guaranteed usetl refrigera
tors from $-19.50 up; used wring
er washers from $19.50 up. Usee
automatic electric ranges from
$39.50 up; and also ironers. 165
t. Greenwood. Oregon Equi:
ment Co. Phone 8H8.
si't-tLU uueen washing ma
chine; auto, pump; dble. walled
tub. $85. Call 873-R.
For Sale Miscellaneous
MAGIC CHEF gas range,
model; excel, cond. 1804 J.
194!)
BEND AUCTION
Saturday, Feb. 11, 11:30 a.m. Con
sign early for this sale. Phone
1209.
HAVE A GOOD deal for distribu
tors and salesmen selling a well
known brand of permanent Anti
Freeze, manufactured by Shell
Chemical Co. of Chicago. Ad
dress Box 2150, co The Bend
Bulletin,
1 MORTGAGE; $45,000; 6
monthly payments. Secured by
business and real estate. Will dis
count. P.O. Box P, Redmond.
RECONDITIONED
chines: all makes:
sewing ma-
low as $lo.
Rebuilt washers, like new, $35.
Rebulit refrigerators, good as
new, $39.50. Anderson Sewing
Machine & Appliance
State and Tumalo.
Center,
SELLING OUT reg. Toy Pomer
anians, heavy coats, orange color,
with papers. Males, females bred
or open young stock. Box 413,
Brims, Ore.
RADIO TUBES Complete stock
Philco and other nationally
known brands. Tubes tested.
Bend Furniture Co.
GIEGER COUNTER; flash type;
for finding uranium ore. 234 So.
5th; or phone 1269.
For Sale Used Cars
1949 GMC tt-ton Pickup; only
13,000 miles. Deluxe cab; heater;
defroster; anti-freeze, and new
radio. She's a beauty and a real
bargain.
, WARD MOTOR CO.
Bond. and Oregon
Your Pontiac and GMC Dealer
WANTED
-USED CARS
LIBERAL
ALLOWANCE
ON YOUR PRESENT
CAR
COME IN TODAY.
W. ' B. ANDERSON NASH CO.
1173 WALL ST.
1947 GMC 2 Mi-ton Truck.. New
motor; 2-speed. A good truck,
ready to do a good job. Priced
for a quick February sale.
WARD MOTOR CO.
Bond and Oregon
Your Pontiac and GMC Dealer
BEND GARAGE CO.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
1946 Studebaker Pickup $495
Heater and 4-speed.
1939 Chevrolet 2-dr. Heater... 395
1937 Chevrolet Cpe. Heater.... 195
1936 Plymouth Sedan 95
1935 Ford 2-dr. Exceptional... 195
1934 Olds Sedan 50
Try Them Buy Them
1936 PLYMOUTH Sedan. Our
ecommendation: "She started
the morning after the 26 below.'
WARD MOTOR CO.
Bond and Oregon
Your Pontiac and GMC Dealer
SAVE $$$ SAVE $S$
CARROLL MOTORS
- GUARANTEED USED CAR
BARGAINS
1948 Crosley Station Wagon.
Low mileage; very
clean.
Only $195
1916 Chevrolet 'j-ton Pickup.
Excellent s h a p e
throughout.
Only $795
1938 "j-ton International.
New flat rack, complete.
Good shape mechanic
ally. Only $295
1939 Pontiac 4-dr. Sedan.
New paint; radio, heat
er. Exceptionally good
throughout.
Only $173
19.18 Studebaker Commander
4 dr. Sedan.
Heater and overdrive.
Completely overhauled.
A Real Buy at $395
1935 Ford 4-dr. Sedan.
Good, reliable transpor
tation at low cost.
Only $79.50
1941 Chevrolet Coupe.
R&H; new tires. One
o v n e r. O r I g I n a 1
throughout.
Only $615
"OUR SPECIAL THIS WEEK"
We have In stock a super
streamlined beamy- the Fa
mous Hollywood Super
charged Graham. This sleek
beauty has been completely
overhauled and repainted a
Glistening Wilshlre lllue with
corresponding Interior. See
this car today at
CARROLL MOTORS
Your DeSoto Plymouth Dealer
162 Greenwood Phone 387
Payments to Suit Your Budget
For Sale Used Cars
THEY'RE HERE
Available for immediate delivery
new 1950 GMC Pickups, Panels,
and Suburbans. They will stand
the most rigid inspection. We in
vito you -to come in,
WARD MOTOR CO.
Bond and Oregon
Your Pontiac and GMC Dealer
DYER'S USED CAR LOT
Greenwood and Hill
Phone 87 Phone 1157-W
1947 Studebaker Champ. 5-pass.
1947 Frazer 4-dr. Sedan
1941 Buick Con v., 5-pass.
1940 Chevrolet Coupe
1939 Ford 4-dr. Sedan
1938 Stude. Comm. 4-dr. Sedan
1937 Stud. Dictator 4-dr. Sedan
1930 Chevrolet 2-dr. Sedan
1935 Chevrolet 2-dr. Sedan
1929 Model "A" 2-dr.
Model "A" Roadster
Check Our Cars and Prices
For the Best Buy
DYER'S AUTO SERVICE
Your "Olds" Dealer
220 Greenwood
FELIX SAYS
"WATCH THIS CAR DROP"
... at $5.00 a week
'37 Chevrolet Master Deluxe
2-Door Sedan.
Excellent rubber, with newly
recapped mud-grips on rear.
New battery. A rattling good
buy.
Priced now at $145.
Also a '49 Ford Custom 5-Passen-ger
Coupe with so many acces
sories. Almost no mileage.
A '49 Studebaker Champion 4
Door Sedan that will make your
family sing with joy.
We just took in a sleek, black
47 Studebaker Commander "Star
light" Coupe. You'll have to hurry
to get this one.
Here are a few of our rough
transportation cars:
'35 Ford Coupe
'37DeSoto 4-Door Sedan
' '40 Studebaker Champ. Coupe
FELIX MOTOR SALES
Telephone 561
1026 Bond St. Bend, Oregon
BEND GARAGE CO.
Used Cars That You Can
Depend On
1949 Buick Super Sedan. A thrill
ing performer, with Dynaflow
and complete accessories. 14,000
miles.
1948 Plymouth Sedan. Lovely,
light gray, with R&H, spotlight,
rind plastic seat covers. Perfect
condition $1375
1947 Chevrolet Aerosedan. Attrac
tive two-tone, with R&H, seat cov
ers. A-l throughout $1345
1946 Dodge Sedan. A beautiful
blue, in fine condition. Has
R&H $1125
1946 Chevrolet Sedan. Motor lust
overhauled $950
1941 Chevrolet 2-door. R&H, good
rubber. $565
1941 Hudson. Sedan,
clean. Make offer.
R&H, very
19-11 Studebaker Sedan. R&H,
seat covers, spotlight. Make offer,
1940 Chevrolet 2-door. R&H....$495
SPECIALS
1946 Studebaker 'A - ton Pickup
4-spccd and heater $495
1937 Chevrolet Coupe ...,.. $225
1936 Plymouth Sedan $150
1936 Ford 2-door. Fine mechanic
ally .' $75
Easy Terms To Suit Your Need
Phone 193
1947 'PONTIAC 8 Station Wagon
Low mileage. Mechanically good
from bumper to bumper, wood
work has just been refinished,
Radio; air conditioning; anti
freeze, and spotlight. A real hon
esl-to-goodness buy.
WARD MOTOR CO.
Bond anil Oregon
Your Pontiac and GMC Dealer
1941 DESOTO sedan; radio and
heater; good tires. For quick sale,
$375. Call 1881-W; or see at 728
E. Penn.
For Kent
1 RM., FURNISHED apt.; large
rooms; cor. apt.; close in. Also
vacancy In a 2 rm. 54 Lake Place.
2 RM., FURNISHED apt. for rent.
Auto. heat. Call at Apt. 3, 334
Greenwood.
MODERN. FURNISHED, up
stairs apt.; newly decorated. Call
19-J.
HEATED sleeping rms.: close in,
on bus line: phone anil lieht;
cooking privileges; pri. entrance.
515 Delaware.
FURNISHED, 2 RM.. scmi-bsmt.
apt.; util. incl.; hot water at sink;
access to shower bath. Near St.
Charles hospital. Call at 623 Hill
St.
2 BR., ALL modern duplex: auto,
gas heat and range; lights and
water furnished. Phone 1173 J.
LARGE, well furnished bedroom;
private entrance; close in; men
only. 1118 West First St. Tel.
325-J.
SMALL. MODERN, furnished
house. Phone 1402-M.
3 RM. HOUSE, partly furnished;
hot water; close In. $25. Call at
829 Delaware. Phone 3S3AV.
MODERN, 3 RM., furnished apt.
Phone 1507J2.
Classified Ads
OUT OUR WAY
For Rent
5 RM., FURNISHED house. Clean
and comfortable; 3 good beds.
Reasonable rent. Not mod.; wood
stoves; water in the house. No
pets. Apply 414 Riverfront.
DOUBLE or single rooms vacant
at Twin Pines girls' boarding
house. Rooms redecorated; neat
and clean. Most hospitable, cheer
ful home In town. Room, board,
phone, laundry facilities, $15 wk:
Walk to town. 707- Delaware.
Phone 723-M.
NEW, 4 RM., mod. home. 2408 E.
First St.; on North Hiway. Splen
did location for someone with a
home business. Poss. March 1.
See at anytime.
ROOMS or room and board. Sun
day meals included. Rooms newly
decorated. Under new manage
ment. Quick lunch. 542 Arizona
Ave. C. W. Pattee, Prop. Phone
1752-R.
APTS. FOR RENT for winter
months. L Rancho Motor Hotel.
Phone 199-Z, Redmond.
FURNISHED 3 rm. apt. Inquire
at 176 E. Irving. Phone 743-J or
13-F6.
CLEAN, WARM, 3 rm., furnished
apt.; all utilities furnished; close
in. Adults only. $40 per mo. In
quire. 745 Colorado. Phone 1316
W. Wanted
TO RENT: 2 br., mod.; auto,
heat; unfurnished; wired for elec.
range. References, up to $70.
Phone 1831 between 9 and 5.
THE BEST one man business in
this area can be yours without
capital investment. If you are
over 21 and under 55. nave car
and enjoy good credit rating,
write J. R. Watkins Co., 137 Dex
ter Ave., Seattle, Wash.
WANTED TO BUY: Livestock of
anv kind, any amount. Also
horses. Have cash buyers. See
Nick Chase, or drop card: Rt. 3,
Box 96; or phone 1519-J4 or 790-
VV. Leave word.
Help Wanted
WOMAN to assist with house
work, and help care for two schl.
children. Room, board and vvoges,
Liberal time off. Phone 1046.
GOOD. RELIABLE woman want
ed to care for young child and
light housework. Must live in,
Room, board and wages. 421 Port
land Ave. Phone 1005-M.
. Situations Wanted
MAN COOK wants job on ranch.
Anywhere in Oregon. Write Box
2293, co Bend Bulletin.
Lost
1 3x5 BLUE American oriental
rug. Reward. Phone 1790-J or
1117-M.
LADIES' BLACK Lifetime Schea
fer nen. bv college student Mon-
day eve., at .Wall St. high school
entrance. Valued as gut. rteward
Phone 479.
Services
ELECTRICAL WIRING All
tvpos of electrical wiring Dy guar
anteed licensed men. Free esti
mates. Telephone 159.
DRAIN HOLES AND WELL
DRILLING. Phone 1222 W.
Archia Mathers, 1409 E. 8th.
BULLDOZING. Land clearing.
Stock ponds dug. Reasonable.
Phone 679-M. 134 Delaware.
SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain
holes shot. Free estimates. Phone
1252-J or 975-J. D. W. Grimes, 210
Davis Ave., Bend.
HEATING: Furnaces cleaned, re
paired and reset; Oil Burners and
Oil Circulating Heaters cleaned
and adjusted. Oregon Heating
Co. Phone 513.
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
and repairs on all makes. Phone
274. 1033 Brooks.
FOR WELL and drain hole drill
ing call Lee Grimes, 224 Dav
phone 975-J or 1252-J.
Across the Street or Across the
Nation
MOVING VAN
WITH SERVICE
STORAGE SHIPPING
PACKING CRATING
Our employees arc uniformed and
informed.
Our rates are filed with the
Oregon P.U.C,
REND STORAGE & TRANSFER
Phone 444 222 Irving Ave.
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By J. R. Williams
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
t
Portland, Feb. 10 itB Weekly
livestock: Cattle: Friday salable
65; market slow; few sales weak
but undertone lower most classes.
For week, salable 1,865. Market
uneven, most of early strength
lost on increased receipts. Early
market steady to strong with
beef cows strong to 50c higher.
canner and cutter cows closed 50c
to $1 under high time. Bulls
steady. High medium and good
fed steers 24.00 to 26.00, two
loads 26.50 early. Common and
low medium steers 19.00 to 23.00.
cutter dairy type down to 15.50.
Good fed heifers 25.00, medium
and low good 22.50 to 24.00. Cut
ter and common dairy type 14.00
to 16.50. Canner and cutter cows
12.50 to 14.00 early sales to 14.50,
few 15.00. Medium and good beef
cows 17.50 to 20.50. . Good beef
bulls 20.00 to 21.50, common and
medium sausage bulls 16.00 to
18.50.
Calves: Friday salable 10; mar
ket under pressure. For week, sal
able 360. Market opened strong
to $1 higher but advance lost
late. Good and choice vealers
27.00 to 32.50, late 31.50 down
Medium grades 20.00 to 26.00,
common 15.00 to 18.0U. cults
down to 12.00.
Hogs: Friday salable 75; few
heavy butchers 5-50 cents lower
240-290 lbs. 17.25-18.25; lighter
yelgHts quotable 18.50-19. For
week salable 1,835. Market closed
25 to 50c lower, early trade about
steady. Good and choice 180-235
lbs. early 19.00 to 19.50, negligi
ble lot 19.75. closed 18.50 to 19.25.
Heavier and lighter discounted $1
to 1.50. Good 350-600 lb. sows
14.50 to 15.50, lighter weights to
16.00. Good and choice feeder pigs
16.50 to 18.00 according to weight
and grade.
SheeD: Friday salable 10; most
ly nominal. For week, salable 775.
Market about steady to 50c lower
after losing early strength. Good
and choice fed lambs largely
22.50 to 23.00, early top 23.50, late
downward to 22.00. Common and
medium mostly 18.50 to 20.00.
Good ewes 9.50 to 10.00, common
down to 6.00. Few feeder lambs
18.50.
PORTLAND MARKETS
Portland, Feb. 10 iU'i Portland
butter and egg prices were un
changed today.
Butter Prices to retailers:
Grade AA prints 68c lb; AA car
tons 69c; A prints 68c; A cartons
69c: B Drints 65c.
Egg prices to retailers: Grade
AA large 45c; A large 43c; AA
medium 43c; A medium 42c;
small nominal; cartons 2c addi
tional.
MORE BUSES DUE
Portland, Feb. 10 Uf The Port
land Traction company said to
day the remainder of the 32 new
motor coaches to replace street
cars now serving on two Portland
lines will arrive here within a
few more days.
After the streetcars are remov
ed from service, downtown Port
land streets will be changed over
to a one-way grid system to speed
up trallic. '
Services
CURTAINS and Lace Tablecloths
to wasn ana stretcn; also an
kinds of ruffled curtains. 615 1
Federal St. Phone 963-M.
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.
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
struction, rough framing, remod
eling, cabinets, bullt-lns and shop
work. F. W. Pago, phone 650-M,
general contractor.
HOUSE MOVING and raising:
large or small. Estimates gladly
given. Holman Transfer, 201 Irv
ing. Phone 987.
WHEN IN NEED of pipe thaw
ing, acetylene or electric welding,
lathe work, portable welding, call
Flaherty's Machine Shop. Phone
1 1100-R.
Plot to Seize
Berlin Slated
For Resistance
By John B. McDermott
(United Freai Surf Correapondent)
Berlin, Feb. 10 UP) U.S. high
commissioner J o h n J. McCloy
said today that the communists
would be blocked in their threat
ened attempt to take west Berlin
by storm.
He also promised that counter-
measures would be taken against
the on-and-off Russian blockade
of Berlin traffic on the super
highway at Helmstedt, where 150
trucks going in both directions
were piled up by mid-morning.
Responding to questions at a
crowded press conference at the
high commissioners headquar
ters here, McCloy said:
I do not know what Is in the
minds of the communists but
they definitely will not seize Ber
lin.-
The communists had announc
ed plans for assembling 500,000
youths m Berlin from May 27 to
May 30 for a world youth con
gress. The German communist youth
magazine, Young World, reported
they planned to take west Berlin
"by storm."
, Blockade Continues
McCloy, who arrived in Berlin
by rail this morning from his
Frankfurt headquarters to con
fer with American Berlin com
mandant Maj. Gen. Maxwell D.
Taylor, made his statement amid
reports the Russians already had
backed down on plans to seize
west Berlin with the aid of Ger
man communist police.
Charles Dix, United' States
transport chief, said there were
70 Berlin-bound trucks and 80
west-bound trucks waiting for
clearance at Helmstedt. Last
night the backlog was only 40
trucks.
Informed sources said McCloy
and Taylor will discuss the full
Berlin situation, including the
baby blockade and the plans of
th communist vmith mnvpmpnt
to hold a demonstration of 500,-
000 members here May 27-30.
Allied intelligence officers said
that Russia has vetoed an order
to the east Berlin communist po
lice to take over the western sec
tors of Berlin during Sunday,
May 28, at the height of the plan
ned rally.
The officers said they had re
ceived reports the Soviets con
sider the plan too risky because
It almost inevitably would lead
to violent .clashes involving allied
and red army troops.
Many Attend
Kippen Funeral
Several relatives of the late
John Rippen, of the Tumalo com
mumty, including brothers and
sisters from Idaho and Kansas,
were in Bend to attend his funer
al, which was held Monday from
the Niswonger-Winslow chapel,
with Rev. Wesley C. Baker, of
Redmond, officiating.
Mr. Rippen, who was 59, died
Wednesday night, reb. 1, at a
Bend hospital, following a long
illness, for several years he nad
been a resident of the Tumalo
community, where he operated a
farm. Born Dec. 4. 1890, at Atkin
son, Neb., he was a veteran of
world war l.
He was the son of Eilert and
Meta Rippen, and was married
April 8, 1934, to Frances Hoskins.
His wife and a daughter, Betty,
a student at Redmond high
school survive him
Other relatives who were pres
ent for the funeral were two
brothers and three sisters: Her
man Kippen, camDrmge, iaa.
Fred Rippen. Osborne. Kans.;
Mrs. Lena Henderson and Mrs.
Louise Nauman, Alton, Kans., and
Mrs. Maggie walker, Kenlngton,
Kans.
Nieces and nephews who came
for the funeral included Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Nauman and three chil
dren, of Scappoose. and Bob
Walker and Arthur Nauman, of
Alton. Kans.
Relatives of Mrs. Rippen who
attended the services were her
mother, Mrs. Myrtle Hoskins, and
sister, Mrs. Carl Axson, and
daughter, Carol, all of Medford,
Pallbearers at the funeral were
Charles Porter. A. E. Saee. Ralph
Zeigler, Martin Johnson, Leroy
Hall and C. A. Langford,
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At Dairy Meeting
H. P. Ewalt, dairy specialist at
Oregon State college, will be the
ieaiurea speaKer at the meeting
of the Central Oregon Dairy Herd
Improvement associalion on Mon
day, February 13, Jack Jones
Tumalo dairyman and president
of the DHIA, announced today
The meeting will be in the ReU
mono nign scnooi vocalion agr.
culture room, starting at 8 p.m
Also included in the program
will be a report on the activities
of the DHIA. Directors will be
elected and plans for the year
discussed. .
The meeting will not be limited
to members, Jones said. All in
terested in - dairy improvement
will be welcome to attend, he
reports.
Unemployment
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At Mishawaka, Ind., 3,100 em
ployes of the Ball Band division of
U. S. Rubber Co. went on strike
to protest replacement of a male
worker with a woman. Th nn
rubber workers said it would "go. ij;
down the line" to support the
met a. r
Meanwhile, the president of the
CIO Communications Workers of
America said his union would aim
for a one-day strike if 100,000
telephone installers and repair
men walk out on schedule Feb. 24.
The strike eventually could in
volve 4u,juu workers and might
tie up the national communica
tions system.
At Evanston. 111.. Mrs. D. Lei?h
Colvin, president of the Women's
Christian lemperance union, urg
ed President Truman to close all
taverns, night clubs and "other
unessential" coal-using ' enter,
prises.
Indiana high school students,
perhaps the most rabid basketball
fans in the nation, were warned
that the state tourney might have
to be called off because of the
coal situation. The tourney has
never been postponed or called
off in the 40 years it has been
played.
Further Ambrose
Deals Revealed
Washington. Feb. 10 i!P Re
porter Jerry Kluttz of the Wash
ington Post told today how he
"Invested" in Harold F. Am
brose's get-rich-quick stamp deal
and wound up with an $325 profit.
But he said the financial gain
came harder than the hoeing of
Missouri cornfields ... I did as
a kid" and Ambrose still owes
him money.
Kluttz said he turned over a
total of $21,600 to the former post
office official for himself and two
friends. The friends, whom he did
not name, made profits of $1,750
and $1,125 respectively. -
Ambrose, he said, still owes tne
three ,38,000.
Postal officials were pushing
ahead with their investigation of
the case to find out whether the
deal violated the law. They have
said a "lot of influential people"
got in on the scheme.
Ambrose was ousted as the
$10,000 a-year special assistant to
Postmaster general Jesse M. Don
aldson after the operations were
uncovered.
He reportedly collected about
$400,000 from a dozen speculators
to buy up big blocks of special
commemorative stamps. Ihis
was intended to create a scarcity
so the stamps could be resold at
a profit of 25 per cent for the
investor and 25 per cent for Am
brose. Kluttz, who writes a daily Post
column about the federal govern
ment and its employes, said in
a signed story in today's edition
that disclosure of Ambrose's oper
ations was "as big a shock to me
as anyone else."
MARKETS CLOSED MONDAY
, lily UniU-d Prens)
All of the nation's securities
markets and many of its commod
ity markets will be closed Mon
day, Feb. 13, in observance of Lin
coln's birthday.
All New York commodity mar
kets as well as the Chicago board
of trade and mercantile exchange
and the St. Louis grain exchange
will be shut down. The New Or
leans cotton exchange also will
observe the holiday.
Leading livestock, poultry and
dairy markets, however, will con
duct business as usual.
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