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I SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 25, 1950
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LO.O.F. Temple
' Everett Chase. Nohl Grand
t. Kay Miller, phone 1079-W, Secy.
' 265 Franklin Avenue
For Sale Real Estate
; 3-BEDROOM, modern home.
&Terms. FHA. $4700. 2 lots; ga
frage; workshop; woodshed; oil
circulator; range; floor coverings.
IPhohe 1069-W,
BARGAINS .AT GILBERT'S
f3 BEDROOM: Modern home fea
tures dining room, weatherstrip
ipingi insulation, basement, fur
Inace.it lots, and 4 yrs. old. $8400.
BEDROOM: Modern," 2 yrs. old;
-..with oak .floors, automatic heat,
- attached garage; on E. Franklin.
!j $7600.
! F A R M S, ACREAGES, STOCK
i, RANCHES: 40 acre farms, 4S0
acre ranches, 1 to 9 acre acreages.
$500 down for several homes, 1
I to 4 bedrooms.
. GILBERTS REAL ESTATE
1015 Wall Phone 23-J
'f.OR TRADE, part equity'lor trail
j er house, 2-bedroom, modern
! home. Automatic heat, 2 lots. Con
f'sider low down payment. Apprais
i ed $5500. 464 Wye Lane, phone
v 6S9-M.
'i 3 BD. RM. mod. furn.j plus 3 rm.
bldg. cor. lot, $5,000, some terms.
'I You can make money on this.
354 Colo. 475W.
THE DIRT MERCHANT
BRAND NEW 3 BDRM. MOD.
J HOME; lot 50115, hdwd. floors,
J automatic heat, tinted plastered
$ .walls, picture windows with
mountain view, wired for range,
Bendix and hot water tank in
i stalled, concrete foundation, insu
j? lated and weatherstripped. walks
i in. An attractive home in fast
fi growing district. Price $9500, will
$ carry good loan.
"i NEW 2 BDRM. HOME; lot 65-
xl26 hdwd. floors, plastered
$ tank installed, nice big back
poroh. Price- $7000, :
I NEW 2 BDRM. HOME; made of
' cement blocks, composition roof,
i floor furnace, circulating fire-
place, hdwd. floors, large win-
dows, attached garage, lot 150x
I 100. Price $12,000.
I ACREAGE CLOSE IN; 10 acres,
i 10 a. water, large strawberry
I patch, three room house, pressure
water system, small barn, two
I chicken houses, large cement ros-
ervoir. Good household furniture
included at $5300. Without furni
ture, $4800. Terms.
38 ACRES, 13 a. water, mod.
homo, good outbldgs., close in.
Price $8000.
40 ACRES; 20 a. water, good 5
rm. mod. home, large barn, and
other outbldgs. Price $S500.
SHELLEY REAL ESTATE
The Dirt Merchant
Redmond, Oregon
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.
HOMEFINDERS AGENCY
228 E. 3rd St. Phone S69-.7
South Highway
3-Bcdrm. mod. Large living room,
utility, full bsmt., piped furnace,
wired for range. Double garage,
room overhead, good location on
paved street. $0500, $1300 down.
Very nice 3-bcdrm. mod. home.
Utility room, wired for range,
floor furnace, sidewalks, insulat
ed. Garage 20x30. work shop,
fruit room, chicken house. Nice
lawn, berries, garden, on two
landscaped lots in new district.
$12,000.
2- Bedrm. mod. home, see at 1310
Milwaukee, if interested, call us
for appointment.
5 lots. 2-room cabin, city water,
electricity. $1150. Terms.
For rent, 40 acres, 20 a. irrigated,
3- bedrm. house.
5'a Acres, 3 a. irrigated. Good 2
bedrm. mod. home, lovely kitchen
and nook. Inlaid lino, through
out. Close in. $i"0, $1750 down.
ANNE FORBES. REALTOR
36 Oregon Phone 36 VV
1325 Davenport, immediate pos
session, newly decorated, 2 bed
rooms, full bath, kitchen range,
wood shed, garage, fenced, $1000,
S500 down, $40 month.
Glen Vista tract, 9 acres, 4 acres
swallcy, 3 bedrooms, not mod
em. Propane gas rang", pressure
Pump, outbuildings, $5500, $000
down.
On river. 2-bedrqom. modern
den, dining room, pitied fur gas,
wired for electric range. S12UU.
$600 down, $50 month.
Income and close In home, paved
street, 3-car garage, some furni
ture. $13,000, terms.
WANT TO SELL? List vour
property with GILBERT. A
square deal, and nromnt. efficient.
courteous service is yours at C.II
oert Keal Estate. 1015 W all St.
For Sale Real Estate
WEST SIDE REAL ESTATE
94 Portland Phone 9S8-M
On West side; 3 bedrooms; den.
Large living rm.; fireplace; kitch
en, dishwasher; dining rm; base
ment; double garage. Terms re
duced for quick sale.
On West side; 1 bedroom. Living
rm.; kitchen; utility rm.; double
garage. $3500; $500 cash, bal. $35
per month.
4 miles from Bend on Hiwav; 38
acres; 3 bedroom house. $1000
cash, bal. easy terms.
$5250 2 BEDROOM MODERN;
floor furnace, corner windows,
Venetian blinds. Wall to wall rug;
insulated fruit room; attached ga
rage; corner lot; paved street and
sidewalks. Close in, near schools
and store. $1500 will handle. Bal
ance $50 month.
RIXE REALTY 1
Phone 1732-W or Office 535
901 Bend
INCOME PROPERTY.' Modern
bungalow type- duplex. 1 and 2
bedroom units, clean, good con
dition, close in; one unit com
pletely furnished. Income $110.00
per mo. Full price, $6,750.00,
$4,000.00 down, balance $35.00 per
mo. 1319 Union Ave.
STOCK RANCH CLOSE IN
80 acres, 70 acres in cultivation,
about ta acres line stand oi hay,
several sections of fenced Taylor
grazing, more available. Comfort
able 2-bedroom home, large barn
and other outbuildings. Electrici
ty, school buses, milk route, road
being paved this year. 7 mi. to
Bend. Present owner is running
over 50 head cattle. Priced at $10.
000 if taken before spring work
starts, win sen stock and new
machinery if wanted.
CITY CONVENIENCES ON'
THIS ACREAGE
Modern 3-bedrooin home, fire
place, large living room, kitchen
with modern touch, utility, just
right for the family that wants to
be away from town, and keep a
few animals. Only 20 minutes
from town on paved road. The
improvements alone are worth
more than the selling price, be
sides you get 12 acres C.O.I, wa
ter, seeded pasture and alfalfa.
$8500.
J. A. DUDREY, REALTOR
1039 Wall St.
Across from Pilot Butte Inn
FOR SALE: Package beer and
grocery business on highway 99E
one mile south ot Albany, includ
mg stock, building, fixtures and
refrigeration, 75 foot highway
frontage with dnve-ln accommo
dations. Complete eoine business.
SlQfOOO.00,, temis.-S. E.--Scoville.,-Brownsvitle,
Oregon. Telephone
1102.
2 BEDROOM modern home. Ga
rage, fireplace, part' basement.
1434 VV. 4th.
100 FT. Highway frontage, 140
deep on north highway, close in.
Zoned for auto court, service sta
tion, garage, groc, etc. Partially
comp. Modern house of the flat
top design. About $1350 down,
bal. $35 month. Full price $3350.
Will take car in trade. See Peter
son at Halbrook's used car lot
or phone 1712J.
Fuel
OUR COAL is here. Prompt de
livery in ton or ton orders for
lump, nut or stoker. Ph. 767,
Brookings Wood Yard.
DRY body wood for sale. Imme
diate delivery. George Wilson,
Phone 1502-W.
SELL OR TRADE: Best dry slab
wood. Need gas stove, washing
machine, piano, or what have
you? Phone 355-L, evenings.
STILL HAVE good dry green
seasoned jackpine, also good dry
.jackpine, $12 per -cord. Prompt
delivery. Allen Grant, phone
314-W.
6x8 TIE WOOD $8 per cord. 11",
16" and 2 . Call at 1305 Elgin.
SEASONED jackpine and body
wood. 1564 Division. Phone 793-R.
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.,
Redmond, Ore.
BUZZED HEAVY dry jackpine
slabwood, $10 cd.; 8 ft., $8 cd.
Good for cook stoves, heaters and
furnaces. 1mm, delivery. Write
O. D. Alexander, Lapine, Ore.
For Sale Farm Products
CONSIGN YOUR LIVESTOCK
to Central Oregon Auction for
the highest prices. Sale every
Thursday. Ben R. Smith, Mgr.
Phone 12-R-3.
PLANT NOW!
Olympla Winter Barley. Save on
irrigation, get earliest maturity.
Abruzzla Rye,. Twice as much
forage or hay as other rye. Both
available at Mid Oregon Ware
house. $5 per cwt.
C. L. ALLEN
GOOD ALFALFA hay haled and
in shed, or will trade for feeder
cattle. I'crtcr Pcdersen, phone
2100W-3, Burns highway.
For Sale Miscellaneous
SINGLE AXLE log dr.lly and
truck bunk, complete; 8' tires.
Good condition. $500.00. Wriie
box 1179, Bend Bulletin.
A LARGE stock of reconditioned
and guaranteed used refrigera
tors from $19.50 up; used wring
er YVHSiii ia jioiii oi.'.M i.r.,-(i
automatic electric ranges from
S39.50 up: and also Ironers. 165
- iE. Greenwood. Oregon
mtnt Co. Phone bSH,
For Sale Miscellaneous
SOME good used furniture for
sale. Radio, davenport, rug,
chairs, floor lamps. Call 512W
any time, or see at 354 Drake
Road.
USED SPRINKLING system, 640
ft. 3-in. aluminum uiue. 16 sprink
lers. 9-h.p. Wisconsin engine, 180 '
gal. per minute. Pump mounted
on trailer. 65 Lafayette.
FOR SALE: New Smith Corona
lypewiuei punuuie. iu uuwn, vju
per monm. rnone ma or see at
344 la Wall St
RADIO TUBES Complete stock
Philco and other nationally
known brands. Tubes tested.
Bend Furniture Co.
BABY Strollers, Taylor Tot, ex-1 1941 DODGE pickup, 4x4. An an
actly like new, best model, $5.95jSwer to the sportsman's prayer.
Brand new folding baby sulkies , - j
and shopping strollers, as low as 1 936 PLYMOUTH sedan. G o o d
$6.00. Also several used ones Carl transportation and reasonable.
Austin, Bond and Greenwood. MODEL B FORD. Very ood run
9x12 Wool rugs $10.00 each; 9x12 n'nK condition. Fishermen, hdre's
new linoleum, $7.00; 6 pc. bed- j that H sh'nfi car that you can de-
room suite: Jeep snouts, oil
heater, $15.00; bunk beds, lamps.
twin bed and box springs, &).0u.
147 E. Olney.
30-30 WINCHESTER 64 snort,
model 32 Colt automatic; both in
fine condition. 725 11th St., Red
mond, Ore.
BRIGGS & Stratton, 4 cycle in
board motor, $64.95. Boat attach
ment, flexible shaft and housing
and propeller unit, $34.95. Both
lor $ao. Evans Fly Co., phone
815J.
SPRAY paintltig outfit; some
tools, lMi h. pi elec. motor, feed
grinder, crank churn, camp ice
box and some paint, $1.00 gal.
354 Colo. 475W.
FOR SALE or TRADE: 22-ft., "48
model Rollawav house trailer.
Want modern furnished house.
See the Army Recruiting officer,
Post Office bldg.
RUMMAGE SALE Monday and
Tuesday. Across from Bend Troy
Laundry.
12-15 THOUSAND capacity saw
mill. Diesel power. Easily moved.
Contact or write D. L. McGee,
Silver Lake, Ore.
12 BASS Hohner accordlan with
white pearl finish and black case.
Very reasonably priced. See at
Val's Repair Shop, . 2 miles east
on Burns hi-way.
For Sale Used Cars
BETTER USED CAR BUYS AT
EDDIE'S
SPECIALS
1940- Ford club coupe; radio .and
heater. A real buy. $350.
1942 Ford dump truck, with new
b cylinder motor. A wonderlul
buy at $750.
1948 Plymouth 4 door sedan. A
beautiful black sedan with low
mileage.
1946 Plymouth club coupe,
beautiful car.
1934 Plymouth coupe, with new
paint and a wonderful buy at
$195.
1946 DeSoto 2 door sedan. A like
new used car.
1947 Dodge 4 door sedan.
1942 Dodge 4 door sedan.
1941 Nash 4 door sedan.
1940 Nash 4 door sedan.
1941 Chev. 4 door sedan.
1942 Chev. club coupe.
1948 Willys station wagon. Like
new used car.
1937 Dodge 2 door sedan.
1910 Chrysler 4 door sedan, with
radio and heater.
1937 PLYMOUTH coupe, in good
condition throughout. With 1950
license, $225.00. 725 11th St., Red
mond, Ure.
1950 CHEVROLET Pickups. Pan
els and Trucks now available for
immediate delivery. Am ;nca s No.
1 buy. Get the leader in value and
performance.
. BEND GARAGE CO.
Your Chevrolet Dealer
For Sale Used Cars
. HALBROOK MOTORS
' A-l Used Cars & Trucks
1949 Ford Custom 4-door.
Radio, heater, overdrive, spot
light, fender shields, backup
light, white sidewall tires, de
luxe steering wheel, paint like
new! Car has 9000 miles and
has had excellent care.
A WONDERFUL BUY!
1947 Pontiac Torpedo 4-dr. $1395
Lovely gray finish, spotlessly
clean and in perfect condition.
1940 Chrysler 4-dr. New
Yorker S1395
A beauty and in perfect condi
tion. -
1947 Ford club coupe $1295
s.inor noi.nvr. ia,ioH u,ith op.
sseorIcseLUXC, '0adCd W"h aC
1011 rArH A.r irx
l4l rord 4-dr $4faj
Super DeLuxe.
. $135
swr.
1910 Zephyr 4-dr
1918 Kaiser 4-dr
19)2 Studebakor 4-dr
Motor just overhauled.
1910 Nash LaFayclte 4-dr.
1911 Plymouth 2-dr
1938 Fold coupe
1q.7 j.-nr,l O.Hnnr
1J61 oru cloor
1 1916 Ford Pickup
$795
1937 Ford Pickup $225
For Sale Used Cars
WILL TRADE 1941 4-door Buick
special for equity in late model
car. Rt. 1, Box 178. Phone 5F22.
1935 DODGE coupe. Southwind
heater; sealed beams. A good
hunting and fishing car, priced at
$65.00. Call 1479R, or see at 717
Portland Ave. Darrell Thompson.
WILL TRADE: exceptionally
clean 1940 Chevrolet. RAH. for
iate model sedan and pay differ-
ence. Phone 50M.
1940 PACKARD sedan. Reason'
able. See at 601 Harmon Blvd.
1947 CHEVROLET 4-dr. sedan.
Beautiful new paint and seat cov
ers. Motor good.
SEVERAL good used trucks.
WARD MOTOR CO.
Bond and Oregon
Your Pontiac & CMC Dealer
1947 NASH Ambassador sedan;
overdrive; radio; spotlight; Pres
tone. Price $1075. Will take Mod
el A or something similar in
trade. 1455 Cumberland. Phone
1297-R.
AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY New GMC pickups
and suburbans. "If they ride and
(drive like a truck, they're not
GMC's." You are invited to come
in and try them out.
WARD MOTOR CO.
Bond and Oregon
Your Pontiac & GMC Dealer
1941 DeSOTO sedan, R & H. 728
E. Penn, phone 1884-W. Look it
over and make an offer.
1948 PONTIAC "8" deluxe 4-dr.
Low mileage, top condition
throughout. Hydramatic and lots
of nice accessories. Beautiful 2-
tone gold paint. See Elmer Allen'
at Ward Motor Co. paint and
body shop.
For Sale or Trade: .
35 V8 Ton Truck.
36 Buick.
37 Ford Coupe.
33 Plymouth.
36 Plymouth Motor.
37 Ford 60 Motor.
Shallow well pump.
Priced low Cash or Terms.
See at Tumalo Service Station
1933 CHEVROLET sedan. Runs
good. Will trade for calves, hay,
wood or anything I can use.
Write Route 1, box 364, Bend.
FOR SALE; 1937 G. M. C. pick
up. 4 speed transmission, over
load springs, good rack and cov
er, new radiator and carburetor.
Inquire 580 Utica, west side,
around noon.
For Rent
GOOD BUSINESS: Cabins, gro
cery, gas; 3 br., modern, Jiving
quarters, $60 per month. Will
trade invoice on late car, trailer
house or small property. 2008-J1.
WILL LEASE for 1 yr., 20 a.,
with water furnished. Phone 1511
J3. 4'4 mi. on Old Redmond Hi-
way. Rt. 2, Box 290. A. J.
Rhoades.
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-K.
NEW, 4 RM., mod. home. 2408 E.
First St.; on North Hiwav. Splen
did location for someone with a
home business. Poss. March 1.
See at anytime.
APTS. FOR RENT for winter
months. L Rancho Motor Hotel.
Phone 199-Z, Redmond.
LARGE, well furnished bedroom;
pri. entrance; close in; garage.
Men only. Reasonable rent. 1448
West First St. Phone 325-J.
4 ROOM apt., extra large, nicely
furnished. Hot water 24 his. Util.
paid. Available March 15. Also
smaller apt immediate posses
sion. 1309 E. 3rd St., neaf 3rd and
Greenwood. No pets.
CLEAN, 4-rm., unfurnished cot
tage with oil cook stove, lights,
hot & cold water; access to laun
dry room. $40 per month. Inquire
at Time Service Station on South
highway.
CLEAN, 3-room furnished apart
ment. Bath facilities. All utilities
furnished. Adults only. $40 per
month. Inquire 745 Colorado, Apt.
3. Phone 1316-W.
R21 DIVISION 2 bedrooms, new
ly decorated, gas range, circulat
ing on neater, some furniture.
Adults preferred. $60. Anne
Forbes, phone 36-W, 36 Oregon
ROOM & BOARD in congenial
household. Clean, comfy rooms.
HiiAcr t yny iZ n
Boarding House, 707 Dclawaie,
- PhneT23 - M.
3-ROOM apartment, for married !
,ni .', u m ir,,ii.i
couple. $15 month. No nets. Facil
ities furnished. Phone 613-R, 1015
I 5clcral:
! SMALL 3-room modern furnished
1 house, attached garage. 1062 Col
S595.umbla St., phone 1423-R.
WELL Furnished, furnace heated
. $345 sleeping rooms in widow's home
-..-'of all adults. Cheerful, home priv-
5-3;Iligps. Phone 1648J.. 455 Dcla-
. $195wai'e:
.nKOIt RENT: Furnished 2 bed-
? " I -rtrf anl nil Unit rr,.D .,nt,n -.
iii-a,, ,,fi mil., ,..
' frlgerator. Close in. A really nice
1 home for adults onlv. No pets.
Phone 829VV, 204 Florida.
Quick Results
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Mtr.Aaoats
HALF-GAINER In a composite photograph, Jean Stunyo, 13,
demonstrates a perfect half-gainer diving into the Chicago Town
Club pool. Little Miss Stunyo and her coaches eagerly await the
time when she is old enough to be eligible for the club team.
For Rent
3-ROOM APARTMENT. 1258 E.
Second.
3 ROOM modern furnished
house. Electric ranEe; garden
spot. No pets. 873 Roosevelt.
2 ROOM furnished apartment.
All utilities paid. $30.00 month. 62
Lake Place.
Wanted
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 1519-J4 or 790
W. Leave word.
TO BORROW: $2000 on 40 acre
farm; or $4000 on 80 acre. Both in
cultivation. Pay back $1000 per
year. 7. . Phone 341-L
WANTED to rent: 2-bedrooirtiHri:
nished or partly furnished house.
Call 1148,
SCRAP Metal; radiators, old bat
teries, brass, copper, aluminum,
etc. Highest prices. Melvin O'Day.
Phone 563-W. I pick up.
WANTED to buy: Electric cream
separator, 300 to 500 lb. capacity.
Call 1356 J. Rt. 3, box 175.
TO RENT: a 2 bedroom modern
home with garage. Write Box
661, Sisters, Ore.
Help Wanted
BEAUTY OPERATOR: Helen's
Beauty Salon, phone 484.
THE BEST one man business In
this area can be yours without
capital Investment. If you are ov
er 21 and under 55, have car,
and enjoy good credit rating,
write J. R. Wat kins Co., 137 Dex
ter Ave., Seattle, Wn.
Lost
LARGE gray cat, with white
markings. Part of tail missing.
Answers to name of "Bushoo."
Reward, alive or tlead. 219 Bond.
Phone 276-J.
VALUABLE strand of small
pearls, February 23, on Wall St.,
between Minnesota and Oregon,
or in stores. Finder please return
to Greer Sugden, llalhrook Mo
tors. Reward.
Services
WHEN IN NEED of pipe thaw
ing, acetylene or electric welding,
lathe work, portable welding, call
Flaherty's Machine Shop. Phone
1100R.
CINDERS, FILL dirt, and dump
truck and tractor work. Phone
745-R or 745-JX. George L. Mat
son.
FURNITURE MOVING; dust
proof padrled van. We pack your
r h I n n uulth rarp hlinir vnlir
clothes In our wardrobe. Local
and nation wide moving and
storage. Holman Transfer, 201
Irving. Phone 987.
HOUSE MOVING and raising;
large or small. Estimates gladly
given. Holman Transfer, 201 Irv
ing. Phone 987.
DRAIN HOLES AND WELL
DRILLING. Phone 1222 W.
Archie Mathers, 1409 E,
8th.
CARPENTER WORK: New con-
structlon, rough framing, remod -
eling, cabinets, bullt-lns and shop :
work. F. W. Paee. ohone 650-M. 1
general contractor,
HEATING: Furnaces cleaned, re-1
paired and reset; Oil Burners and
Oll Circulating Heaters cleaned ;
artA nn,. Tlallr.ni
- 1 Co. Phone 513.
SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain , STORAGE SHIPPING
holes shot. Free estimates. Phone PACKING CRATING
1252-J or 975-J. D. W. Grimes, 210 Our employees are uniformed and
Davis Ave., Bend. .informed.
r. 1 QUr ratpS flrp fHod with the
INCOME TAX returns, state and I Oregon P.U.C
federal, completed and filed nENI) STORAGE tfr TRANSFER
quickly and inexpensively. Open i phone 414 222 Irving Ave.
Monday through Saturday. Eve-i - - -
nlngs by appointment. Owen Pun-1 TREE SERVICE: Topping, trim
ner, Rm. 2, O'Kane Bldg. Phone ! mlng and removing. 1107 W. 15th
033. - - St. Tele. U03AV.
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Stocks Irregular
On N.Y. Market
New York, Feb. 25 (ID Stocks
moved irregularly on the New
York stock exchange today in
quiet trading.
There was nothing In the news
to Influence the market, but in
vestors did display a consider
able amount of caution because
of the protracted soft coal strike.
They elected to hold off making
any further commitments over
the week end and trading for a
Saturday trading session was the
quietest in more than a month.
The. final results of the British
eleclftm. apparently had no effect
oh the security market here.-The
London stock market is closed
on Saturdays.
Price changes throughout (he
main stock list were small either
way. However, a few individual
stocks met considerable amount
of pressure as a result of divi
dend omissions. In particular,
Chesapeake & Ohio fell a major
fraction in active trading. Yes
terday, directors of C &. O passed
a dividend. Packard Motor also
slipped because of a dividend
omission.
Elsewhere. Allied Chemical was
responsible for bringing up Indus
trial average to show a slight
gain on the day. Price changes
in the Industrial group were very
small. Utilities moved in a nar
row range and railroad issues
slipped slightly, i
A number ot low-priced steel
stocks met demand just before
the close. Granite City Steel,
which was involved in a rumor
of a possible merger with a larger
producer, later denied by the
company, had a gain of a point
to 33'f. Follanshee and Eastern
Stainless Steel had gains ranging
lo a point. These stocks arc not
Included In the industrial aver
age. PLAN TRAINING SCHOOL
A region-wide police training
school, fifth of a serifs, will be
held in the Bend city hall Wednes
day afternoon. A (woman team
consisting of Howard B. Patter
son, of the federal bureau of in
vestigation and Sgt. Lowell L.
Ilirtzel of the state police will
be in charge.
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
and repairs on all makes. Phone
274. 1033 Brooks.
FOR WELL and drain hole drill
ing call Lee Grimes, 224 Davis,
' Phone 975-J or 1252-J.
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.;
ELECTRICAL wiring by expert
licensed electricians. Also residen
tial lighting fixtures at very low
i I,rlct"s'
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U. S. Opinions Disagree Over
Outcome of British Election
By John L. Steele
(United Praia Stuff CorraaiKinitent)
Washington, Feb. 25 lPiRe.
publicans hailed the election
gains of British conservatives as
a happy omen today, but Demo
crats said they don't mean a
thing so far as American politics
go. .
Experts of both U. S. political
parties studied the slim labor par
ty margin of victory for clues on
trends which might Influence the
fall congressional campaign here.
Republicans, who liken the Tru
man program to Socialist exper
iments of the labor government
in Britain, claimed "the tide is
turning."
Chairman Robert A. Taft, O.,
of the senate republican policy
committee said the results in Bri
tain showed "a world-wide turn
against socialism." GOP national
chairman Guy George Gabrielson
said tory gains were "most en
couraging . . . the tide is turning
against the socialist state."
Democrats Dissent
But Democrats loudly dissent
ed. Senate majority leader Scott
W. Lucas. 111., said the British
results would have "absolutely no
bearing" on the fall campaigns
here or on Mr. Truman's program
in congress.
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D.,
Minn., a spokesman for the more
leftist wing of the president's par
ty, told republicans they would
regard conservative leader Win
ston Churchill as a "dangerous
U. S. Still Seeks
To Keep Planes
Away From Reds
Washington, Feb. 25 tlP The
United States has asked Great
Britain to use civil air regula
tions to keep Chinese commu
nists from flying away with 71
disputed transport planes now at
Hong Kong, it was reported to-.
day.
The British court at Hong Kong
has dissolved an Injunction that
had kept the communists rom
seizing the planes, which are
claimed by U. S. airman Claire
L. Chcnnault. Communists now
plan to fly the planes to Pelplng
within a week.
The United States, however,
was reported to have suggested
that Great Biitalni simply refuse
to giye.the planes ftecessarj!civil
lan registration papers. 'Tills
would prevent their taking off
from the Hong Kong airport.
The American suggestion was
said to have been made in the
course of the latest U. S. maneu
vers in the case. Secretary of
state Dean Acheson disclosed yes
terday that he has sent vigorous
representations to both the Brit
ish government and Hong Kong
officials.
U. S. Dissatisfied
The state department, it was
disclosed, had several exchang
es with the British on the sub
ject lwfore the Hong Kong court
came to its decision. Its officials
kept the exchanges secret at the
time because they did not want
to be In the position of trying
to Influence a court proceeding.
The United States, however,
made clear to the British that It
was dissatisfied with the trend
of affairs. ' The disputed trans
port planes were owned by two
air transport corporations which
the Chinese nationalist govern
ment controlled.
When the nationalists fled to
Formosa, the air crews went over
to the communists. Chennault,
however, claimed that he has
bought the pianos from the na
tionalists and, as an American,
had the right to keep them.
The I long Kong court at the
time ordered the planes kept at
Hong Kong until their ownership
was settled. Hong Kong author
ities also revoked the planes re
gistration. They cannot leave
Hong Kong, officials hero be
lieve, until the director of civil
aviation there renews this regis
tration. American officials hope that If
the British accept their sugges
tion and deny the communists the
necessary clearance, the planes
can be Kept under western con
trol.
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radical" if he ran for office here.
Humphrey said that British tories
are "far to the left of the new
deal" and that American repub
licans should get little comfort
out of their gains.
It appeared certain that labor's
narrow squeak would have a
bearing on congressional consid
eration of the new $2,950,000,000
Marshall plan request. The bulk
of these funds is earmarked for
Britain.1
May Trim Funds .
Sen. Pat McCarran, D.. Nev
said the election results strength
ened his belief that the request
should be trimmed by about one-
tniro. sen. tawara Martin, k.,
Pa., agreed that congress is "get
ting sick" of helping British so
cialize its Industries and Sen.
George W. Malone, Ri, Nev., said
Marshall plan aid had "bought"
the election for British labor.
Even chairman Tom Connally,
D., Tex., of the senate foreign re
lations committee said the elec
tion results indicate the British
are "getting tired" of nationaliza
tion. But he said he believes they
will have little influence on con
gress' action on future foreign
aid. .
Senate GOP floor leader Ken
neth S. Wherry, Neb., said "the
British people have grown tired
of straight jacket socialism, the
same program we've been follow
ing. It ought to wake up the
American people and make them
go out and fight to preserve their
liberties." . .
Oregon Highways
Experience Floods
, Portland. .Feb. 25 lF)Fooded
roads, streams and, basements .
were reported today in the wake
ot a southwest ram storm wmch
hit the Oregon coast with 45 mile
an hour winds.
A slide closed the Wilson river
highway for a time east of Tilla
mook. Astoria residents reported
water In basements. Highway 101
north of Tillamook was reported
open as the flooded Kilchls river
receded.
Minor slides temporarily block
ed traffic- on the old Columbia
river highway east of Portland,
and caused trouble on Multnomah
county roads.
Storm warnings at the mo':th
of the Columbia river were
changed to small craft warnings
at 9 p, m. lastnight for winds up
to 30 miles an hour. -
Cascade Company
In New Location ':
Formal opening today of the
Cascade Sewing Machine Co , in
its new location at 106 Minnesota,
was announced by Mrs. ' Faith
Murphy and Harold W. Summers,
co-owners.
The business formerly was lo
cated at 707 Columbia.
1 he company carries lines of
New Home. Westinghouse vend
Adler sewing machines, and var
ious sewing supplies.
Sewing machine repair work
also Is handled at the new loca
tion, it was explained.
REGISTRATIONS GAIN
Salem, Feb. 25 OR A f'nal
check shows that 1949 Oregon
motor vehicle registrations totaled
659,003, a gain of nearly 10 per
cent over 1948, secretary of state
tiarl I. NcwDry reported today.
Passenger cars totaled 498,588.
Other classifications were pick
ups, 70,840; buses, 2,499; trucks,
79,763; and motorcycles, 7,373.
Only buses showed a decline.
NOTICE
Parties wishing job as ditch
rider for the Arnold Irrigation
District should present their ap
plication together with their bid
for doing the work. Applications
must be presented on or before
March 6th, at which time the
Board of Directors hold their reg
ular meeting. The Board however,
reserves the right to accept or re
ject any or all bids or applica
tions. For particulars make in
quiry at their office at No. 81
Oregon Ave., or any member of
the Board of Directors.
Arnold Irrigation District
J. F. Arnold, Scc'y. .
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