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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, APRIL 10, 1950 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON PAGE SEVEN 1 Classified Rates Words One Time 50c S Words Tliree Times $1.33 Words Six Times :.S3.50 ln loiiU ' as d1 ac p,r """" " umber ol Uuertiiina. 0M Minimum ehargo. 50c. ,n Kale 1IK Capilala 10c Kradrra ISc line, minimum euc Ciounf lim claaalllwla. II a.m. rrTAilerll"ln Cloilnr lime i p.m. Ktond daj prt'loua to publication. For Sale Keal Estate c ROOM house and cabin, lot 50x no for quick sale, S1240. Also business and residential lots. Ph, 1703K. . KFED A HOME? Check the Deal I the Day on KBND 9:4o a.m. rail todav and inspect the list ings at Gilbert's Real Estate, 101a Wall St. WANT TO SEL.L.Y L,ist your nmilerty with GILBERT. A stiuare deal, and prompt, efficient, rourteous service is yours at Gil tot's Real Estate 1015 Wall St. GENERAL farm and auto repair shop; 37 acies river bottom soil near town; 6 room house, 2 barns, highway frontage. Consider trade for highway property near town. I J Fox, Brownsville, Ore. 6 MI. o" Bend-Burns highway, on school bus and mail route. Electricilv by place. 40 acres, 32 acres COP water. All cultivated. Bert Torkelson, Rt. 1, Box 200, phone 2101J1, Bend.. HOMES 1 ' $4500; 2 bedroom modern on riv er. sSOO: 2 bedroom modern, west "side. $700 will handle. 52100: New unfinished; very neat Ktt.. hnmr,- 3 nicf IntQ- . rnr side location. $7875: Drive by and look tltis one over. 456 Newport, : '$3730: 2 bedroom, nice small home on Galveston. v . , .' $1000: 2 modern homes. Good in come property. $80 per month rent. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Steakhouse and beer, south high way location. . ,-.' . $1500: Excellent auto court site, on south highway; over 600 It. frontage. FARMS $17,000: 160 acres, 111 COI water. Good buildings, mpdern home, i down. $18500: Small stock ranch, 1S0O acres deeded, 280 acres free wider right;' stream through place; meadows bordering stream; 4 bedroom mod. Jiome; 2 large barns', pole corrals. Terms. PJXE REALTY & INSURANCE Gennral Fire Ins. Co.- Save 15 u 901 Bond Phone 535 After hrs. Phone 1732W or 215J S3100 Buys this three bedroom modern home. Living room, kitch en, full balh. Wood stoves includ ed. Close In. $1400 down. S 1250 : Very comfortable two bed room mod. Nice location. Large fenced lawn. Garage. Only $1000 down. BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 2 bedroom modern home, with full basement and piped furnace. Ga raco. Owners sacrificing. See it today. FARM LISTINGS. Wc have some now choice farms from 40 acres up. If interested we suggest that you arrange to see them soon. J. A. DUDREY. REALTOR 1039 Wall St. Phone 1327W Across from Pilot Bulte Inn TWO 1-BEDROOM houses on 1 lot. Both rented; pays good divi dends. Price $3350. inquire at 14 West Revere. 2 LOTS, one 50x1-10, one 65x1 40, on East Marshall. Phono 1251, niklmrn Cafe. IIOMLF1XDERS AGENCY 7-15 Bond St. Phone 94 2 BD. RM. mod., east side, fur nished. S1200 down. 7 P.M. mod., tible plumbing, latin dry Iravs. weather stripped, priced at S4750. S-'OOO down. SI000 Down: 2 bd. rm. mod. . S1500 Down: -2 bd. rm. mod. S-3."0 Down: 2 bd. rm. mod. 1 UKDROOM modern house, al m.M new; dble. garage. $7650; appraised for FHA loan. Inquire 1378 Federal. Phone 847. 1IKROU POND building sile: 2' a lots, river frontage between Ilaiimm play field and Tumalo widge. Enough' space for one Jjrgo or two medium size homes, "ill not sell lots separatclv. Easv lerms. Phone 283R between 5 and o p.m. HI WAY REAL ESTATE 223 Last Third St. Phone SC3J South Highway O I'.!? ' Krttn 1-I,rr fol." HI?.: '!'"rs. nice kitchen, hjimt.. pire'l fin mice, garage, lawn. shruHvrv. of location. Awhrcv Re-id .'W. teims. Shown by ajip. only. 3 l!II. MOD: 2 lots, garage, fruit ' ,,!1'rc, lawn. $,');j(Ki, with terms. 2 Lli. MOD.: iiood local ion. S.'S'.),K). "hat's your down payment? M A.: 13 n. water; 2 br. mod.. "lied for r:-,ge. 61111 ft. on soutn hifc-hway. S5775. Terms. n A" 4 a. Irr.; 3 br. home, bain, 'iicken house, garage, gas range ""d tank. S4Uj0. Terms. Tor Sale Real Estate ANNE FORBES, REALTOR 30 Oregon Phone 3bW ACREAGES: (1) 7 acres,' 6 acres COI, 4 bedroom modern house, furnace, electric range wiring, Sll.WX); terms. (2) 9 acres, 4 acres Swalley, 5 room " house, $4500, S1300 down. - . HOUSES: small down payments. (II Completely furnished, 5 rms., shower, 3750, $800 down. (2) New housi, 4 lots, 3 rooms, show er, gas, $3200, $800 down. NEW 2 bedroom house on river, fireplace, basement, furnace. Bar gain at SS000, only $1600 down, balance FHA. If It's Real Estate Call All State ALL STATE REALTY CO. 221 Greenwood Phone 167 LOVELY 4 bedroom modern, on Harmon; basement, automatic heat. $12,000. FHA terms. 2 BEDROOM modern on Davis. Can be 3 bedrooms if needed. $5750. $1500 down. CLOSE IN on Georgia: 2 bed room modern, full basement, garage. $1500; terms. WEST SIDE on Elgin: 2 bed room modern. $4200, $1200 dwn. CONCRETE building, 30 x70' on 7o'x80' lot. $9500. Call Mr. Shaver or Mr. DoDuhr. Many other homes, farms and ranches. VACANT: 2 bd. rai. fully mod., liv. rm., dining rm., nice kit. with range wiring, elec. water heater, mod. bath, double ga rae, attic ins. $6250: will FHA. 4 Good Lois with 2 bd. rm. mod. home: liv. rm., din. rm., bath, nice kit., utility rm. with trays', range wiring and elec. water heater, fruit cellar. .$6000; will FHA. 2 Yr. Old. 2 bd. rm. mod., liv. rm., bath, kit. and -breakfast nook; utility rm. with tray; range wiring, attic, ins., hardwood floors, oil furn., E. 10th loca tion. $6500; S850 cash. NOW is the time to select your building lot. We have some choice building lots for your se lection. To buy or sell, call Locklin 331 and start packing. E. M. BUCKNUM, REALTOR - 1029 Brooks Phone 331 Near the Chamber of Commerce 3 BDRM., cor. lot, fireplace, un finished 3 rm. bldg. Would take house trailer or late pickup as part. 354 Colorado. ijn. 4iovv. Fuel DRY BODY WOOD: any length, $10 cord. Phone 852W. Claude Gant, 1204 Davenport. GOODdry, green seasoned jack pine, also some dry jack pine, fjiTi wr ?it S12 per cord. Allen Grant, Phone 314W. 2. CORD 10" gr. slab, $14.00; 2 cord 16" dry slab. $19.00. delivered in Bend. lYou haul from yard, S5 per cord.) Central Oregon Fuel Co., phone 201-W. 936 A 3t., Red mond, Ore. 6x8 TIE WOOD, $8. Green jack pine for next winter, $10. Phone 1812-W. For Sale Farm Products CONSIGN "YOUR-LIVESTOCK to Central Oregon Auction for the highest prices. Sale every Thurs day. Ben R. Smith, Mgr. Phone 12-R-3. HEREFORD bull, registered. See at the Sid Conklin place, 1 mile west of Petersen's Rock Gardens or call 1503-J 4. For SiiIl Miscellaneous A LARGE stock of reconditioned and guaranteed used refrigera- t. CIO r.n ,,,i ,,un,t ll'i'intr. er washers- from S19.50 up. Used automatic electric ranges from $39.50 up; and also ironers. 165 E. Greenwood. Oregon Equipment Co. Phone 888. I BOY'S BIKE StOMollet S10; desk land typewriter $20; while enam el trash burner Willi rails. SM; strollers. S5; bedroom suites, lamps, rugs, tauies, dinette sets, tools. 147 East Olney. Open 10 a. m. to 6 p.m. daily. Phone 166SM. SAVE S12: S20 tailored to meas ure business, graduation suirs, 2 pis. pants, tailored shirts, 300 ma terial selections, 2408 N. 1st, N, Hiway, Bend. Ore. HADIO TUBES Complete stock Philco and other nationally known brands. Tubes tested. Bend Furniture Co. AUTHORIZED DEALER P.-in American T railer Coach. 'IVANCOVTCH TRAILER SALES I 735 Grace St. Redmond j Phone 33 U i USED Davenport & chair, fair ! condition. Phone 977-W, 231 Riv lerlront. ! TREES. GATES NURSERY: Chinese Elm. Cork Elm. Trans parent & Gravonstein Apples. Lambert Cherry. Pauls Scarlet : Hawthorn, Mt. Ash. Snowball. : Asnnraffiis Roots. Many other Items. Mile north Bend limits on 97, phone 1303-W-2. TWENTY YEARS Knapp Shoe Service, drop card for display vm,r home. HOME 2W8 N. 1st, N. Illw,i,,v' "IT! an.vtime. w Bend, Ore. uruer oy man I. Lester. PATRICK Clo'hina. Knapp Shoes, nil the family, direct fiom fac tory. Address card 2408 N. 1st.. N lliwav, lien-1, for display In your home. W. T. I,rr' i LYONS FLOWER GARDENS iwle's jumlMi pansy plants, del phiniums, lupens. painted dais ies and other perennials. .(, lad. bulbs and rock plants, annuals and vegetable plants in season. ! ltiOl 'West 2nd, corner of Port- : land Ave. Tor Sale Miscellaneous ROSES, only best quality No. 1. Hardy northern field grown stock. Most popular varieties, many colors. Plant now for best results. Shelley Nursery, 164 E. Greenwood. RECONDITIONED washing ma chines, easy terms, $27.50. Rebuilt refrigerator, good as new. ANDERSON SEWING MACHINE & APPLIANCE CENTER Corner State & Tumalo Phone 8G2W SQUARE DEAL FURNITURE EXCHANGE DEPT. 201 E. FRANKLIN AVE. PHONE 1224 Special sale of Used Refrigera tors, 39.50 - 49.50 59.50. See our complete stock of used furniture, stoves, appliances, beds springs, mattresses, garden hose, etc. FREE PARKING-EASY TERMS PHONE 1224 for appraisal of your used furniture, to TRADE or SELL FOR CASH. THE BEST in Cocker Spaniels: Hunting, pet, show, and breeding stock. Stud service. Ralph Hauck, lledmonc. YOU can't afford to pass this up, this give-away bargain! Kodak Reflex, f3.5, 200th, genuine leath er field case, 828 adapter, adapter ring, sold new tor nearly Msu.Ou. Sale price only $95.00. Terms available. Symons Bros. WINCHESTER 52 target rifle, al most new with new 10 power tar get scope, cost $195.00, sell for $160.00 or sell separately. 820 Roosevelt. FANTON'S GARDEN: Blooming Oregon giant pansies, snapdrag ons, delphiniums, carnations, painted daisies, geums, colum bines, phlox, other perennials, rock plants, annuals and veget ables later. 829 Ogden. HARTS CHIX: 1 to 3 week old Dryden White Leghorn pullels and Parmenter Red pullets. Ph. 4618 or write Harts Hatchery, Beaverton, Oregon. SPRING AIR innerspring mat tress, like new. used 1 week. Call after 5 p.m. 618 E. 2nd. BLOOMING PANSY PLANTS Pacific giant delphiniums, carna tions, pinks, phlox, sweet Wil liam, daisies, monks hood, and other hardv perennials. PICKETT'S GARDENS 6th & E. Quimby Phone 530 RUDD automatic hot water tank SPRING Houseclenning Sale; Now wash tubs $1.50; white enamel electric washing ma chines $15; motor bicycle $15; electric steel guitar $12.50; new desks $17.50; store scales '$l.r; studio couch $12.50; davenport and ,chair. S22.50; bird cages on a stand. $4; electric table model radios, $5 to $7.50; roll away beds with mattresses $17.50; child's desk $5; 1 pair antique andirons $5; drop head sewing machine 512.50; new innerspring baby mattresses SS, while they last; large gasoline motor $10; used box springs $6; new innerspring mattresses $22.50, these are real good mattresses. CLIFF'S BARGAIN SPOT North Highway Open evenings. Phono 1534W COCKER pups 515; also 2 wheel trailer, 535. Sign across from Grange hall, South 97, or call 39F12. Hill Cocker Kennels. WELL-ROTTED barnyard forth- izer. bv the sack, yard or truck- load; also good top soil. Deliv ered. Phone 1251R. For Sale Used Cars '40 DODGE pickup, good condi tion, '47 motor, good tiros. $300. .' ! Phone 1277J; 1559 Division. BEND GARAGE CO. STYLE. PERFORMANCE AND INVESTMENT VALUE Today we are able to offer list tbout everything one could de sire in a used automobile, includ ing price. '49 Bulck Super Sedanet. Beauti ful In every respect, and only 8000 mi., dynaflow drive. '49 Btiick Super Sedanet. Rich green with WSW tires. '10 Chevrolet Fleetline Sedan. Im maculate throughout. Lovely satin green. '49 Plymouth 2 door. Lovely blue Willi WSW tires. 'Ibis one is loaded with accessories. '47 Chevrolet Sedan. Smart beige color. Has radio, heater, su per cushion tires. '47 Chevrolet Aerosedan. The style leader, in fine Older. '47 Willys Station Wagon. Clean, economical, versatile, has 11 &H, overdrive. SPECIAL TRA N'SPORTATION VALUES '41 Plvmouth Sedan .... ..S195 SI 15 ..?51.-j ...S393 . $345 S24.-I .. SU 15 . ...S"0 .... S'-Ij i '40 Plymouth Sedan .... '40 Meicuiy Sedan Coupe '33 Chevrolet Sedan '37 Oldsmobile Sedan '30 Ford Sedan Jj Plymouth Sedan '31 Olds. Sedan. It I tins .. '34 Chevrolet Sedan Phone 193 For Sale Used Cars 1940 MERCURY 4-door sedan. Phone 1254W. AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY New GMC pickups, panels and surburbans. We can furnish you with a truck to do your Job. Anything from a to ton pickup to a 6-cyl. diesel. You are invited to come in and try them - t. WARD MOTOR CO. Bond and Oregon Your Pontiac. & GMC Dealer A FORD MERCURY motor, pric ed right, A-l condition or trade for good deer & elk rifle. D. Trent, phone 689-W, 409 Wye Ln. 1948 OLDSMOBILE Hydramatic, 5 passenger coupe, excellent con dition; would accept trade. May be seen at 1030 Newport or phone 646R after 6 p.m. 1919 MERCURY Club Coupe, per fect condition, all accessories; 1946 Hudson super 4 dr. sedan, Al condition. Sacrifice either. Ed Rogers, Rainbow Motel, 164 E. Franklin. For Kent MODERN 4 room dwelling with garage, nice lawn; splendid loca tion for man with business in home. 2408 N. 1st, North hiway. CLEAN, 4-rm., unfurnished cot tage; oil stove, lights, hot & cold water; laundry room; $40 month. Inquire at Time Service Station on South highway. APTS. FOR RENT for winter months. L Rancho Motor Hotel. Phone 199-Z, Redmond. PRIVATE ROOM for rent at Twinpines Boarding House. Room board, phone service, $20 week. 707 Delaware, phone tj-m. 3 ROOM furnished house with bath, hot water, washing facili ties. Nice for couple or older peo ple. Small baby accepted. Call 1417-J. UNFURNISHED two bedroom apartment, modern except heat, garage, close in. Call 1694J. UNFURNISHED one bedroom' modern apartment. Propane fur nace and range; garage and storeroom. Call 1694J. ARE YOU single, with moderate income? Have clean 2 room house with nice range, water tank and wood shed. $22.50. Call 944J. 3 ROOM modern furnished apart ment; electric range, refrigerator, un neai, warning laconics, in- quire 2203 East First St. Phone 923R. 1 BEDROOM apt., modern, nicely furnished. no..obection to infant, no pels. 1309 E. 3rd St., near East 3rd and Greenwood.-- FURNISHED 2 room semi-mod-ern house, S17 per mo. Ph. 1398M. MODERN house and acreage for rent. Arnold district: 10 acres water, 1 mile east of Bend Golf Club. Phone 1475 or 20F5. FURNISHED, MODERN 3 room apartment on west side. Call be fore 3 or after 6 o'clock, 1388R. Wanti-d TO LEASE OR BUY: 3 bedroom modern home, by private party. Must qualify FHA, centrally lo cated to grammar schools. Call Mr. Diehl, 123. WOMAN desires to rent sleeping room or small apartment with kitchenette. College graduate, lo cally employed. Address Bulletin 174. WANTED TO BUY: Livestock of any kind, any amount. Also hors- cs. Have cash buyers. See Nick Chase, or drop card: Rt. 3, Box lawnmower will have the sibila 96; or phone 1519-J4 or 790-W. Hon and keen-cutting ability of a Leave word. WOULD like to buy any kind of cattle you have to sell. Also some good milk cows. Phone 78, Red mond. W. R. Franks. ROOM and board for elderly lady in Christian home. Write co Bend Bulletin, Box 69. i Help Wanted EXPERIENCED irrigator want ed. Modern home and salary. Ph. 1506J2. GOOD ROUTE available in Dc - sclmtes County, no experience or capital necessary, but car re - nulled. Write The .1. R. W.-ilkins f-omtianv. 1.17 Di.vtnr Avnnun Kp. attic 9, Washington. SPLENDID Rawleigh Business Available in Deschutes county. Products well known. Opportun ity t in I imi 1 id for big sales and profits. Start your business on credit without experience. Write todav for full Information. Raw leigh's. Dept. ORD-261-224, Oak land, Calif. Sltuullotis Wauled FAMILY MAN wants Job. any kind. Lubrication expert own sta tion 5 years. All types clerking driving any equip. Phone 2U0, leave message. M. J. Peterson. PART TIME house work. wash- ing, Ironing: In your home ori mine. 1917 W. iind. LADY wishes lo have work bv the hour; any type work. Phone 1630W. Mis. Roy Kiel. EXPERIENCED, capable, cooki'iom here lo I he Powell Ilulle and housekeeper, desires position (district, where by mid-summer, on ranch, cotitnry home or cstaii,. I dial service will be made avail Adults onlv. Write full partial-' able lo 54 lesidents ol the rural lars in first leiier. Mrs. M. E. district. 1 he modern facilities Barrett. 713 Monroe SI.. Oieg'i.i ! will teplace old type 'phones in City. Oregon. . i stalled when farmer lines, which list LOCK off spate tire rack. L. N.j Cagie, Bend Bulletin. ' Lost 2 MONTH-OLD brown puppies, Irish Setter-Golden Retriever, Young school district. Reward. Rt. 1, Box 342, R. L. Cutter, phone 10 F-3 or 1320. Found 19 KEYS on metal ring. Picked up on lawn, 143? Davenport. Uwn er may have same by luentitying keys and paying for this ad. Services Across the Street or Across the Nation MOVING VAN WU'h SERVICE . STORAGE :- SHIPPING PACKING :- CRATING Our employees are umlormed and informed. Our rates are tiled with the Oregon P.U.C. BEND. STORAGE it TRANSFER Phone 444 222 Irving Ave, CARPENTER WORK: New con struction, rough framing, remod eling, cuoinets, bum-ins and snop worn, tf . w. Page, pnone baOM general contractor. ELECTRICAL W I R I N G All types of electrical wiring by guar anteed licensed men. Free esti mates. Telephone 159. FOR WELL and drain hole drill ing call Lee Grimes, 22i Davis, pnone 975-J or 1202-J. HEATING: Furnaces cleaned, re paired and reset; OH Burners and Oil Circulating Heaters cleaned and adjusted. Oregon Heating Co. Phone 513. SAW FILING, gumming, ham mering, band saw welding, Sander belts, oand saw blades, new han dles nung in tools. Sexton Suppiy Ac Saw Service, 1195 Wall Street. SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain holes snot. Free estimates. Phone 1252-J or 975-J. L. W. Grimes, 210 Davis Ave., Bend. HOUSE MOVING and raising; large or small, Estimates glaoly given. Holman Transfer, 2U1 Irv ing. Phone 987. FILL DIRT, top soil, black cin ders; tractor work. George L. Watson, Phone 745K or 745JX. FURNITURE MOVING; dust proof padded van. We pack your china with care, hang your clothes In our wardrobe. Local and nation-wide moving and stor age. Holman Transfer, 201 Irving Pnone 987. WASHING MACHINE SERVICE and repairs on ail makes. Phone -i-.-j nr-iq ur-nnlrc W M00ks- FIRE extinguishers for sale. Re fills and' recharge for ail types -and'makes. Hor safety have tnem checked annually. Fire protection' Eng., Phone 481, alter. 6:30 phone 2101W3. -' ; : , ACME SHINGLING CO. New and old tools. Cedar shakes ! ?, specially, ah wo k guaranteed, i1'5 lmale1f!;1 yea,s exper- lencg- Pl'"e 1U15K- I notippi . ALL KINDS EXCAVATING We are now back in the top soil and fill dirt business again. Fill dirt, top soil, red cinders, black cinders. ALLISON DIESEL SHOP , , Phone 139 After business hours: Phone 1060M COVERED Buttons and Buckles; over 100 slyles and shapes to choose from. 24 hour service. ANDERSON SEWING . MACHINE & APPLIANCE CENTER Corner Stale &'Tumalo LAWNMQWER: Sharpened, rea- dy to go, $7. Sharpening: Your new one when precision ground al Carl Austin's. Our 20 years ex perience with lawnmowors guar antee your satisfaction. Several used mowers. Carl Austin, Bond and Greenwood. ROTARY TILLER PLOWING Lawn uiU garden plots, large or smail. mane ready for planting in oij oiii'i a ion. For information or luu iiemoiisiralion, phone 530. ATTENTION WOOD DEALERS ! Bins will be accepted bv Bend : 0'. ' cllows , l',lL' l,rr-- c"'ls i'1 ''"T- w."1 ' be dehvereii to , -O.U.t . lomplo not later than i June la. Stale price and ctuallly ;Of wood. Submit your bids not later than April 17. to Paul Crocker, 42 Greeley Ave., Bend. 104 105 106C POUND NOTICE Under Ordinance No. 310 the following dogs will be offered for sale al Hie citv pound al 10:00 a.m., April 11, 1950. Black part Cocker male. Black Shephard, tan feet and legs male. Long Hair, black and brown - j Lomj'llair, black and while fe- male. ; Brlndlc, part Jap Collie male. HENRY A. CASIDAY, Poundmasler. 10SC m il. dim; new line Prineville. April 10 Hubert Ho gan, local manager of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph com pany, reports thai the company is now extending a new line west the Pacific company has taken over, were established. Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results .00 r Cko Bureau Offers Potato Program Washington, April 10 IP The American. Farm Bureau federa tion came up today with its an swer to the surplus potato proD lent marketing agreements coup led with a system of price sup ports which would vary by grade. Such a plan, it said, would re duce potato support costs to a "fraction" of the present muiu-million-dollar outlay. Federation president Allan B. Kline outlined the proposal In a letter to Chairman Allen J. Ellen der, D., La., of a senate sub-committee which is studying the po tato problem. Kline doubted that the new potato law would work and urged congress to replace it with the federation's Plan. Under its proposal, top-graded potatoes would be supported at 60 per cent of parity. Poorer grades would receive proportion ately lower supports. The agriculture department has tried price differentials before, but not with marketing agree ments. INJURIES FATAL Sacramento, Calif., April 10 Ui Carl Swanson, 59, Milton, Wash., died here early today of Injuries sustained in an auto accident Sat urday, deputy coroner Ruben Budd said. Swanson was crossing a street on his way to an ice cream store when he was hit, Budd said. He had been here visiting his brother, Robert. SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL STATEMENT I-..- ,h., ur nn.l.Hl D.'.',,, Iter 31. 1U4U. of Ttic I'ruiU-ntinl Innui-aiH-e CiltnpHny ot Ami-M.-,,. nf NuV.-urk. Ill l)lC SUUJ Ol New ji'i-HL-y, niailo to Hie ilmurlince CiimmiB Htoner ol Uitf StuU of Orflnoii, numuaiit to luw: Home Olficu. Nowurk, New Jer sey: WenU'rn Home Utlice, L.o Aimelen, Cuifrna. INCOME Tnlnl nrrniiitm income for too year Jl,0tli.346.546.1U Intcreat, divmotiits and renu received during tne year 263.J20.U0.12 Income from other itooieea received during the year W0.703. 3R0.65 Total income f 1.400,470,016.38 plSBUltSEMENTS rind for loHiii'H, endow ment, annuities and Hur- rendcr values t 485,6118,060.117 Piv.dcmla paid tu policy- . hoiilcrH Dividend paid to stock holder,! General insurance expenses Amount of all oilier expert ditures lincludink invest ment expenses $2H'.7b(l, 706.40) 106,648.u03.'Ji None 3.7113.77 I 220." 116.3.V.I.I143.4! Total expenditures 1128,670,608.16 j , . ASSETS iV-Jjtiip of Vehl estuU, owned (market value) I 126,!)23,46li.60 lmim on moi-tuuiics mid collateral, etc 2,313,2110,670.06 Value of bunds owned (am ortixedl 6,112.734.460.32 Vh ue of slocks owned (market value) .... 171.075,702.00 rremiuln notes, policy lonna and premiums KUarantced 301,219,001.10 Cash in banks, un hand and ill tisn.it 6r,,08l,2C6.;i Interest anil rents due and accrued 60,643,200.74 Net uncollected and de ferred premiums 171.8!l0,4l.r,6 Other asset (net) 12,737,623.04 Total admitted assets 8. 326.414.771. 81 LIAUIMTIKS, SURPLUS AND OTHEIi 1-LNllS Net reserves J7.626.31J8.808.20 I'oliey claims and lueses outstanding 46.776,320.21 All otiler liabilities 664.430.066.30 Total liabilities, except cap- itul 8,236.616,0I2.80 Unnssiiineil funds (surplus) MH.7ll!l.i:70.l)l Surplus as retards policy holders 88,700,11711.01 Total : I8,,'I26,414,77I.M1 1IIJ.SINESS IN OREGON FOIt THE YEAH Net direct pii-iniums and annuities r.-c.-ivod t 8,761,844.77 Dividends paid lo (toliey holders durinir the year 342,665.01 Net looses and clHims, en dowments, surrenders, and annuities paid dur- iiiK the year 1.716.414.71 I'rllicinal office in Oreuon. Itirhnrd II. Atherton, Maitinter, 421 S.W. Sixth Ave., I'firlland 4, (lictt'in. Includes 3,0i;il.H5 purl of Hem 12 (c), 1 iiko ol Annual btatcmi'iit. sfyE SerT J0M INSURANCE New Reduced Rates On Your Auto Insurance! NO AGE, MILEAGE OR BUSINESS USE UPCHARGE LIABILITY INSURANCE $5,000510.000 ladlly lnury $5,000 Proptrty Dimicj Similar Savings on all form of Collision Insurance "Tht Woif 'a Lead inn Aula fniuranca Carrier" FARMERS INSURANCE EXCHANGE E. M. BUCKNUM DISTRICT AGENT 1C29 Brooks Street Phone 331 Redmond School Schedule Heavy Redmond, April 10 Students of Redmond union high school, and especially the seniors, have a heavy schedule lined ud fojr the next six weeks of school. The final six-week period will end on May 19. Semester finals will be given Monday and Tues day, May 22 and 23, and t ere will lie no school on the 24t.t. Thursday, May 25, will be tht last day of school. In the morn ing, grade cards and awards will be given out, and an assembly will be held. The annual junior-sponsored banquet for the seniors will be held Tuesday night. May 2, ln the Terrebonne grange hall, and the junior-senior prom will be neia May 9. Baccalaureate will be held Sun day night, May 21, in the high school gymnasium, commence ment wiil be Thursday evening, May 25. Death Takes Two Quadruplet Babies Eufaula, Ala.. April 10 UI'i Modern medical equipment may save two of the four tiny girls delivered In a cotton farm shanty by a country doctor working un der the feeble rays of an oil lamp, physicians said today. The surviving half of the quad ruplet daughters of tenant farm er Homer L. Singleton appeared to be thriving ln a hospital in cubator with extra ogygen when they need It. Hospital attendants would not say that the two girls, weighing less than three pounds, were out of danger. But the "one-in-20-million" Infants' were, "in good shape" today. Eva and Frances, who arrived second and third in the multiple birth that took less than an hour Saturday, died yesterday despite the all-out efforts by the staff of Dr. Paul P. Salter's private hos pital. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK Portland, April 10 mi Cattle salable 750; trade higher; steers, heifers generally 50 cents to l.Od higher; cows do cents higner; bulls strong; high good-cnoice 1125 lb. fed steers above 29; me diums 26-27; commons 21; good heifers scarce; common beef heif ers 19-22; canner-cutter cows 14- 16; shells down to 12 and below; common-medium beef cows 17- 20.50; good cows 22; good beef bulls 21.50 22.50. Calves salable 150; market ac tive, strong; good-choice vealers 28 32; meuiums 20-25; commons 15-19. Hogs salable' 1000; market slow; steady with early last week; good-choice 180-230 lbs. 18.50 18.75; 260 lbs. 17.50; 140-170 lbs. 17-18; good 350-550 lb. sows 14.a0 15.50; good-choice 72 lb. feed ers 18. Sheep salable 350; market ac tive, strong; early top fed lambs 50 cents higher on one lot good choice 117 lbs. at 26, new season's high; medium lambs 24; medium feeders 21.50; good ewes 12-12.50; some neld higher; cuils down ward to 6. i ' PORTLAND MARKETS Portland, April 10 miPortland wholesale dairy market prices were unchanged today. Butter Prices to retailers: Grade AA prints, 66c lb.; AA car tons, 67c; A prints, 66c; A car Ions, 67c; B prints, 63c, Egg prices to retailers: Grade AA large, 43c do..; A large, 41c; AA medium, 41c; A medium, 40c; small, nominal; cartons, 2c addi tional. Cheese Price to retailers: Portland, Oregon, singles, 37-41c lb.; Oregon 51b. loats, 42M.4.'lc lb.; triplets, l'.ic loss than singles. Premium brands, singles SOlic lb.; loaf 52'tc lb. 25 $1270t Cvrrtnr Riifl eft Mti f Imi a SS Roii-rtaiirriiiq Policy Fao "On Ins Spot" Claims Service National Standard Policy India, Pakistan Near Agreement New Delhi, India, April 10 UP , The premiers of India and Paki stan released simultaneously to day a 12-polnt agreement between their countries designed to nait the deadly communal warfare be i. vein Hindus and Moslems. Premier Jawaharlal Nehru of India told the t Hindu) Indian par- . liar.ient the agreement signed in New Delhi Saturday had prevent ed a catastrophe. Premier Liaquat All Khan told the (Moslem) Pakistan parlia ment that "the agreement, If properly implemented, will lead to the eradication of fear and sus picion which stalks the sub-continent today." The agreement calls on each nation to: 1. Insure the security and equality of minorities. 2. Guarantee the free move ment and protection of refugees and their belongings when they cross an International border. Special Courts Planned 3. Punish communal law-break ers and establish special courts for this purpose when necessary. 4. Make every effort to recover looted property. 5. Establish an agency to re cover abducted women. 6. Ignore forced conversions. 7. Establish an inquiry commis sion to determine the extent of recent violence in east and west Bengal, Assam and Triupra. 8. Punish rumor-mongers. 9. Prevent propaganda that might Incite war between the na tions. 10. Appoint a minister from each government to remain in the affected areas and "inspire confidence." 11. Appoint a minority repre sentative to the state cabinets of east and west Bengal and Assam. 12. Establish a minorities com mission in east and west Bengal and Assam to observe the imple mentation of the agreement and report back to the central govern ments. Warning Sounded By Pope Pius Rome, Italy, April 10 1B Tope Plus Xlf warned at a post-Easter audience today that the world is slipping into a dangerous worchip of science. He told 30,000 Holy Yee.r pil grims that there is no basic con flict between religlod anfl science despite the scientists' challenges of many Roman Catholic bi liefrt. "Between sure results of scien tific Investigations and the essen tial conditions of the faith then Is no, fchd there cannot be any; Irreducible opposition,' he said. "As for the eventual divergen cies, they must be counted among the errors to which human judg ments are easily subject. They can never be attributed to mi oo jectlve and Irreconcilable opposi tion between science and faith. False Cults Seen "Gentlemen, the rights of rea son and of the progress of science have nothing to fear from any menace of the faith. Their ene my Is not God. Their enemy is all those who ln one way or an other have denied or discarded God In order to put in his place an idol. "Who would deny that our era is dangerously slipping on the incline which leads it to the cult of false divinities, whose service Is Incompatible with the moral liberty and dignity of the scien tist?" The pilgrims who heard the pope included a large group of French university students and professors and delegates from It countries to the International Convention of the Catholic Teach ers' associations. The pope yesterday called on nations and individuals the world over to conform to the divine law of God. VEERN LARSON AGENCY Insurance & Real Estate 135 Oregon Ave. I'hone 33 ItKM), OltKGON Service Station Best year around service station In Bend. Priced to sell! 80 Acres 71 water, nearly new 3 heel room home. 3 miles out. Terms. S7.CC0 Town I -man town grossing $.)0,0D0 yearly. Auto Courts Priced to Hell! Grocery Store Small grocery store with living quarters. Pi Iced right! SO Acres 10 water, 4 room house, en gine anil attachments, hogs, chickens. 3 miles out. 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