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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, APRIL 13. 1950 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON PAGE SEVEN Bulletin Classifieds Produce Classified Rates Onn limn fiftn Word-Three Tlnie....$I..S5 u nr(ia , , ... . ... - " numb" Inswtlons. OH Mnimonl charge, toe. tin Ksis 10c Cspluls SOe K,.o.-s I Un. , "'"' ' --5rti7liir:-Cbilni tlm. 5 p.m. dsr. One "" "J"". ond dsir previous to publtcalian. BEND LODGE No. 139. A.r. s ft.M. Stated Communication Thursday, April 13 Masonic Educational Program Visitors Welcome Refreshments Warren Wing, Sec. BEND AERIE NO. 2089 ' r. V. , Meets Every Friday Night ' Earl J. Wear, W. P. 428 South 4th. Phone 1525-W W. M. Loy. Secretary Rt 3, Box 42. Phone 20-F-5 For Sale Real Estate . HOMES . J4500: "2 bedroom modern on riv er. ' ' S28001 2 bedroom1 modern, west side. $700 will handle.. $2100: New unfinished; very neat little home; 3 nice lots; east side location. 57875: Drive by and look this one over. 456 Newport. 53750: 2 bedroom, nice small home on Galveston. S4000 : 2 modern homes. Good In- come property. $80 per month rent. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Steakhouse and beer, south high way location. $4500; Excellent auto court site, on south highway; over 600 It. frontage. . FARMS $17,000; 160 acres, 111 COI water. Good buildings, modern home, to down. $18,500: Small stock ranch, 1800 acres deeded, 280 acres free water right; stream through place; meadows bordering stream; 4 bedroom mod. home; 2 large barns; pole corrals. Terms. ' RIXE REALTY & INSURANCE General Fire Ins. Co. Save lo's 901 Bond Phone 535 After hrs. Phone 1732W or 215J NEED A HOME? Check the Deal of the Day on KBND 9:45 a.m. Call today and inspect the list ings at Gilbert's Real Estate, 1015 Wall St.-- - ; . GENERAL farm and auto repair shop; 37 acres river botlom soil near town; 6 room house, 2 bai ns, highway frontage. Consider trade for highway property near town. M. J. Fox, Brownsville, Ore.. MIRROR POND building site: 2'i lots, river frontage between Harmon playfield and Tumalo bridge. Enough space for one large or two medium size homes. Will not sell lots separately. Easy terms. Phone 285R between 5 and 6 p.m. TRADE FOR EUGENE-SPRINGFIELD area, or sell: Two bed room modern home, attached ga rage, close in, corner lot, pave ment, sidewalk, sewer. 645 Divis ion. Phone 1725R. 3 BD. RM. mod. home with view of mountains and Mirror Pond. Liv. rm. with fireplace, din. rm., large kit. and breakfast nook. base, with pipe furn. F HA app. $7500; S1500 cash. FULLY mod.. 2 hd. i ni.. 2 vr. old nome in Allen School dist. Nice ! liv. rm.. kit. with nook, utility rm., att. garage with ins. fruit room. SSniKl: S2mn cnsli GOOD value in 2 bd. rm. with liv. rm., din. rm., large kit., small frtiil hasp., garage. ' Close in. SnOOfl: SaWO rash. hnl. S35. THE HOME you will be proud to own. uv. rm., din. rm., 2 rid. rms.. mod bath w h tub and shower, breakfast nook, loveiyl kit., large utility rm., H'xl-T nobby room finished in knotty lilno. auto, oil pipe furn., att. Enrage. 2 well landscaped lots. S9500: S.tSnn r-nsh To buy or sell, call Locklin 3.31 anil start packing. E. M. BUCKNUM, REALTOR , lOL'n Rrnnbe Plin.in 331 ear the Chamber of Commerce 'CENTRAL OREGON FARMS 13) ACRE FARM with 73 ac. COI atei. Good five room modern home: 10 stanchion milking barn, swls. chicken house, garage. t, largo cistern, 4 stock ponds. Alfalfa and seeded 'pasture; S "'Ik rows. 8 cnlves. moist ered hull- I...:;' ...... '- ' Vr.,', .... " i 'Mi, minor arm run one ,, iDlpmems. iobi hi,cr. m-iil: 2 4 'flenhone i'ri,.n-m nrin- nintit-O'down payment, balance like renr. . down $23,000, S.1U.U0J M-:VPORT: i bedroom mod- ' em. good buy at S3500. Easy j 160 ACRE FARM with 38 ac. COI terms. I Jater. Verv nice two bedroom ! HUNTER Place: 2 bedroom mod-, me with hm bath, good large icrn; good teims rn. eiiieimn i i,. dc. McKKNZIE Hchwav, 4 miles, JfH. Pressure pump, 'stock pond, i lJQ- npw aualfa. $11,000; only j 250 down. P!iVow- HARVEST A RUMP v'tT,P'np THIS FALL, from tills ,'t.Ri PRODUCTIVE SO n. farm: 'el. PfinH u1at,,l ,.f lf.,ir nnlt wer. Just (,ff pavement; m id- i Pn mm,. o,.iw.i i,cUnc h,ok. I ""il. milk route Will pay out in - "t 3 crops. $18,000; some terms. e Mr. Hnv Ray. I. A IiUDREY. REALTOR IW9 Wall St. Bend. Ore. ONE and one-half lot In 200 block i JJ i Scon street. Water on lot. ) I'OO ft ,.f i i e-.-r, ...... c.n u. I Tor Sale Real Estate BARGAINS AT GILBERT'S REDUCED: Attractive home, ex ceptionally well furnished and in good location. Reduced for quick sale from SS500 to $6300. 3 LOTS: On E. 3rd near Revere. $600. DUPLEX: 1 and 2 bedroom units. Both have oak floors, water heat- PI'S. hxCCirtftnlU Ol-Wl Ufa nru-ln.r. One unit furnished. 2 garages! and large lot w-bll located. $6900. 3 YEARS OLD: Living room-kitchen comb., bath, 2 bedrooms, plus child's room; newly decorat ed and desirable location. $4350. 3 BEDROOM: Modern, in good neighborhood. Good buy at $5850. AND many more with down pay ments as low as $500, GILBERTS REAL ESTATE 1015 Wall Phone 23J FER HEAVEN'S SAKE DON'T TELL anyone especially the Income lax Man but we have sold exactly $110, 000 worth of real estate during the past seven days. Yes, ma'am, we've been working on it for quite a spell, and we're right glad about the whole thing be , cause it brings a sizable hunk of Eugene money in to Deschutes County. No, ma'am, we ain't spoofin' a . bit, and if you meet some of the "Doubting Thomas- es' " just tell them to come to our office and we will prove up right quick. BY THE WAY: with the excep tion ot sau.OUO all ol the above was farm lands. We told you some time back that we had our plans laid to sell quite a lot of De schutes County land this year. We also told you we . bring our buyers from the outside. We need several good ranches and farms for some more of these "foreigners." We can't sell your property if it isn't listed with us, and we can't list it unless we know it is for sale. A call or letter will set us on our way. We don't take everything we see and we may argue . with you about your price, but if we take it you can bet your bottom dollar it will get a workout that will please you. WE SELL THE EARTH WILLIAM B. SHELLEY 520 South 3rd Phone 1174J WtF. DTRT MF.RC.HANT sua GOOD FORTUNE for he who loves the speckled beauties, swift water and grass. One following the other, came to us recently, which is two keen ranches on the grandest stream in Oregon where Iish. deer and lat cattle dominate. So boys, here we go: A 3000 acre ranch, fenced, 2 sets ot bklgs., 1 mod., lots of fruit, creek bottom alfalfa. Joining this ranch is our recent listing of 1800 acres, 100 a. cult., 95 a. free water. Good 8 rm. mod. house with full base ment, also numerous outbldgs, This is a fine setup, not far from hgwy., some equip., inch hydro elec. water system. GOOD 80 ACRE RANCH on high way: 60 a. water, mod. home, grade A dairy, all dairy equip, in cluded. Price $20,000. 120 ACRE RANCH located in one of those famous Central Oregon valleys, where you plow without rocks. Mod. home on this ranch good outbldgs. Yes, it's close in. Price $15,000. fjjcE 40 ACRE FARM: mod. home, large barn. Yes, and it's close to Redmond; nil convenienc es at gate. Price SSoOO. 120 ACHE RANCH: 75 a. water. The home: four large bedrms., kitchen, dining rm., large living rm., fireplace, bath, 3 rms. have tile floors, stainless steel double sink, elee. stove, eloc. heater. Good out bldgs. It's close in. Come on boys and have a look. WE'RE GOING to say Goodnight for this effort; in doing so we want to tell you we have 100 list ings of the finest properties in Oregon. SHELLEY REAL ESTATE The Dirt Merchant Redmond, Oregon THE WEST SIDE REAL ESTATE 91 Portland Phone !)?SM 4 BEDROOM, west side; pi ice re duced, raw frms. .') BEDROOM, west side; small down pavment, balance like rent. 3'n ACRES, 3 bedroom modern; Htv water. liL'llts. i,r,,nn am vimwi' c m i 1 1 BEDROOM. New poi t , s ma from Bend: 38 a.; will take house in town as part payment. j ,3 DC it U ( 1 j u 1 I'ia vn ii"i'in ' ers on Irving. MODERN 4 room, completely fur nished home, utility porch, ha.se-j mnnl traiane, 2 lots, reiin lawn, garden spot. Pi Iced reason aliln: terms. Consider trailer house on dow n payment; 1633- W. i 11th St. Phone 623M. , -- -r: :' FOR SALE: I wo enoice mis on E.'Sih, near park. I none 51 1 It. iiuavt nit KH.i.? List vour property with I L H E H T. A j square deal, and prompt, efficient, ; u,,,, rviiHt U vours at Gil- bcrt'8 Real Estate. 10L V, all bt. For Sale Ueul Estate 3 BDRM., cor. lot, fireplace, un finished 3 rm. bldg. Would take house trailer or lute pickup as part. 354 Colorado. Ph. 475W. 40 ACRES, 34 COI water; 5 room house, large barn, other outbuild ings. Out Burns highway to four corners, 1 mile south, Rt. 3, Box 152. H. J. Smith. VERN LARSON AGENCY Phone 32 135 Oregon 3 Bedroom modern, fireplace, liv ing room; carpeted, lath and plas tered; sidewalks, new garage and workshop. 1 hlock from Kenwood, $1700, bal. FHA. Fuel - GREEN seasoned jackpine, $9 a cord. Can deliver. Phone 1378J. BONE DRY jack pine and body wood. 1564 Division. Phone 793R. BODY, LIMB, jack pine, slab wood. Lump, nut, stoker coal. Prompt delivery, city or country. For selected fuel, phono 767, Brookings Wood Yard. 2 CORD 16" gr. slab, $14.00; 2 cord 16" dry slab, $19.00, delivered in Bend. (You haul from yard. $5 per cord.) Central Oregon Fuel Co., phone 201-W. 936 A St., Red mond, Ore. COAL, Briquets, Pres-tologs and Petroleum Coke. Bend Storage & Transfer Co., phone 444, 222 Irv ing Ave. GOOD dry, green seasoned jack pine, also some dry jack pine, 16" or 24" $12 per cord. Allen Grant, Phone 314W. DRY BODY WOOD: Any length, $10 cord. Phone 852W. Claude Gant, 1204 Davenport. 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. For SaK Miscellaneous REAL BARGAIN in a small un right piano. Can bo seen at 112 Minnesota Ave. Phone 1087J. WEST SIDE HARDWARE AND SPORTING GOODS 1005 Galveston Ave. Open Daily 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. Sundays, 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. PLUMBING SUPPLIES Complete bathroom sets, $145 and up. Nine different lavatories to pick from. We have double and single sinks, cast iron and steel. Electric water heaters, round and table top. Galv. pipe '." to 2". Soil pipe and fittings. We thread pipe. We have a nice line of med icine cabinets, towel bas, soao dishes,' and many, other miscel laneous items. ... NEW: 4 and 5 nice? bedroom sets. S84.50 up; unfinished chests, desks and bookshelves; botile gas and oil burning water heaters, slightly dented and scratched cas es at $60 each; platform rockers, $22.50 up. See the new Foam Rub ber upholstered furniture and mattresses. P. & E. Furniture, Redmond, Oregon. NEW 3.6 Firestone outboard mo tor. Will sell cheap. See at Mis sion Service Station, Bond and Franklin. SMALL Piano, in good condition. Reasonably priced. Inquire 631 Arizona. ELECTRIC gasoline pump. S73. Hugh Greer, 1311 Milwaukee. Phono 1405J. 2 NEARLY NEW, nice over stuffed chairs, one oil heater. 3 handmade quilts, one beautiful large hand-painted vase; some plain Bavarian China. I'll. 1324 R. RECONDITIONED washing ma chines, easy terms, S27.50. Rebuilt refrigerator, good as new. ANDERSON SEWING MACHINE & APPLIANCE CENTER Corner State & Tumalo Phone 802W RADIO TUBES Complete stock Philco and other nationally- known brands. Tubes tested. Bend Furniture Co. AUTHORIZED DEALER Pan American Trailer Coach: IVANCOVICH TRAILER SALES 735 Grace St. Redmond Phone 331 J TWENTY YEARS Knapp Shoe Service, drop card for display vour home. HOME 2408 N. 1st. N. Hiway, Bend, Ore. Order by mail anytime. W. T. Lester. PATRICK Clothing, Kr.app Shoes, all the family, direct from fac tory. Address curd 2108 N. 1st., N. Hiway, Bend, for display in your home. W. T. Lester. LYONS FLOWER GARDENS Steele's jumbo pansy plants, del phiniums, lupens, painted dais ies and other perennials. Glad. bulbs and rock plants, annuals and vegetable plants in season. 1604 West 2nd, corner of Port land Ave. GENERAL Elec'ric 8 cu. ft. deep freeze; General Electric 8 cu. ft. refrigerator; deluxe console mod el mangle; deluxe model wash ing machine; beautiful 7 drawer desk and chair, and other house hold goods, etc. Call at 1561 Gal veston Ave., after 5:30 p.m. ALMOST NEW Gibson refriger.i tor. Or will trade for livestock. Mrs. John C. Williams, Star Rt.. Redmond. Phone KF2. Rt'DD automatic gas hot water tank. Can be seen at 827 Georgia. Phone ISd.VI. THE BEST in Cocker Spaniels: Hunting, pet, show, and brpedin ' stock. Stud service. Ralph Hauck, Redmond. For Salt 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. USED Furniture: white enamel wood and coal ranges, $17.50 up. One Wedcewood eas range. Two kerosene ranges. Other furniture of all kinds. Also electric ranges. P. & E. Furniture, Redmond, Ore. SQUARE DEAL FURNITURE EXCHANGE DEPT. 201 E. FRANKLIN AVE. PH.ONE 1224 Special sale of Used Refrigera tors, 39.50 -. 49.50 . 59.50. See our complete stock of used luiuiiu-t-, i u v v o , a-J-Jiiaint-a, beds serines, mattresses, earden hose, etc. FREE PARKING-EASY TERMS PHONE 1224 for appraisal of your used furniture, to TRADE or SELL FOR CASH. FANTON'S GARDEN: Blooming Oregon giant pansies, snapdrag ons, delphiniums, carnations, painted daisies, gcums, colum bines, phlox, other perennials, rock plants, annuals and veget ables later. 829 Ogden. BLOOMING PANSY PLANTS Pacific giant delphiniums, carna tions, pinks, phlox, sweet Wil liam, daisies, monks hood, and other hardy perennials. PICKETT'S GARDENS 6th & E. Quimby Phone 530 WELL-ROTTED barnyard fertil izer, by the sack, yard or truck load; also good top soil. Deliv ered. Phone 1254R. USED Hotpoint electric range, in good shape. I. G. Stewart, Cul ver. ROYAL Typewriter, nearly new, $50. Anyone interested call 605W. LUMBER 6x6-16' $15 per M; 3x12-10' $15. Other dimension $17 per M. Ran dom lengths and widths, 1-inch mill run, air dried, $35 per M. Located seven miles south of La pine. Great West Lumber- Co. Contact Mr. Keeney at mill. CASE TRACTOR, almost new, Roy Gerking, Phone 215L. A LARGE stock of reconditioned and guaranteed used refrigera tors from $49.50 up; used wring er washers from $19.50 up. Used automatic electric ranges from S39.50 up; and also ironers. 165 E. Greenwood. Oregon Equipment co. ir-none tssa. HOY'S BIKE $10;toilet $10; desk and typewriter $20; white enam el trash burner with coils, $18; strollers, $5; bedroom suites, lamps, rugs, tables, dinette sets, tools. 117 East Olnev. Open 10 a. m. to 6 p.m. daily. Phone 1668M. SAVE $12: $20 tailored to meas ure business, graduation suits, 2 pis. pants, tailored shirts, 300 ma terial selections, 2408 N. 1st, N. Hiway, Bend. Cre. USED APPLIANCES Used Hotpoint Electric Range, in excellent condition $59.50 Used G E Electric Range, just like new! $75.00 Used West inghouse Deluxe, late model. Electric Range, with- warming oven $149.50 HOUK VAN ALLEN FIRESTONE For Sale Used Cars 11148 Ford tudor. 1938 Chev. tudor, 1931 Chev. coupe, 1937 Terra plane, 1941 Buick sedan. List your car with us. We will sell It for you. Fair Deal Auto Ex change, Highway 97 at Revere. FORD l'i Ton Truck. Good flat bed and lumber roller. New mo tor gone 10,000 mi. 201 Broadway. After 5:30 p. m. AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY New CMC pickups, panels and surhurbans. We can furnish you with a truck to do your job. Anything from a '.it ton pickup to a'6-cyl. diesel. You are invited to come in and try them p. it. WARD MOTOR CO. Bond and Oregon Your Pontiac & GMC Dealer GOOD WILL USED CARS 1941 Chev. 4 door sedan. Mechan ically tops, new paint, seat cov ers and new tires. The cleanest '41 In town. i'.mu iHiicK j o:oor special. At'w motor, very good shape through- j out. i 1.140 Ford 2 door sedan. Runs good and looks good. 19 10 Studehaker coupe. Molor just overhauled. Here's good transportation and reasonable. 1540 Plymouth coupe. A mechan-! ic's special. COMMERCIAL 1912 Chev. l'i ton slock. In fine 1 shape, ready to work. A fine selection of post war beau ties. Reliable transportation.: Priced to sell. WARD MOTOR COMPANY Bond and Oregon ' Your Pontiac ami GMC Dealer j MUST SELL 1938 Plymouth 4! passenger coupe; 1918 motor; in g iod condition. See at Mission Service Maiion. Bond and Frank lin. '41 NASH (l(l Tudor Sedan; O.I)..; beater, defroster, good khftne. S.!2." down, balance S3X.27; filil price SI20. Phone 190SJ after 5, p.m.; 137 E. Franklin. ! Quick For Sale I'sed Cur LATE '47 Dodge Custom Club Coupe; beige, Underseul, new 8 tube Motorola radio, heater, air cushion tires, 'sunshield, spot light, new seat covers, new car condition throughout, low mile age. Phone 1625R. OR TRADE for older car: Equity in '48 Frazer, only 10,200 miles; extras. Phone 1808R; 1111 E. 6th. For Kent 3 ROOM house, semi-modern, H so., mi. east Bend airport. Gar den if preferred. $30 month, lit. 1, Box 325. PRIVATE ROOM for rent at Twinplnes Boarding House, Room board, phone service, $20 week. 707 Delaware, phone 723-M. MODERN nicely furn 3 room, apt. Vacant April 18; nice and clean; washing facilities, auto matic heat. No children or pets. Inquire 40 or 42 Irving St. MODERN furnished apartment, next to Pine Tavernv Call 225J. VACANCY: Family style room and board, $75 per month. Bach elor Hotel, 642 Colorado Ave. 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 lor wdnter months. L Rancho Motor Hotel. Phone 199-Z, Redmond. MODERN furnished apartment, lJa blk. Wall St., automatic heat, reasonable rent. LARGE, well furnished bedroom, nice district, 2 blocks from Pilot Butte inn. Quiet and clean, -private entrance. Also garage. Men only. 1448 W. 1st St., phone 325J. ROOM, Board and Laundry in nice private home for 2 men. Very reasonable. 282 Jefferson. Phone 1020. 3 ROOM furnished apt., available April 14; no pets; small baby wel come. Phone 613R; 1015 Federal. Call before 9 a.m. or after 5:30 p.m. Wanted TO SELL: 640 acres, fenced for grazing; plenty water for stock; or will lease for season. Route 1, Box 246A. Con Breen. THE SHOW must go on! We need to beg, borrow, or steal one XY LOPHONE for our next stage production. Contact the desperate Bend Community Players by phoning Neal Head at 5b. CHILDREN to care for in my home. Well experienced. Can.give ref. Clean home. Would like motherless children, too. Phone 384M. 1214 Union St. IRONINGS to do in my own home. Mrs Pegmon, 34 Hastings. TO LEASE OR BUY: 3 bedroom modern home, by private party. Must qualify FHA, centrally lo cated to grammar schools. Call Mr. Diehl, 123. WANTED TO BUY: Livestock of any kind, any amount. Also hors es. Have cash buyers. See Nick Chase, or drop card: Rt. 3. Box 96; or phone 1519-J4 or 790-W. 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. Help Wanted MAN WITH CAR for full lime business in Deschutes county. Run your own permanent busi ness. Household medicines, food products, extracts, farmers' sup lilies. Big line. Good profits. Write for parliculars. Kawieigli's, Dept. ORD- 201-194, Oakland, Califor nia, Sit mr! ions Wanted PART TIME house work, wash ing, ironing; in your home or mine. 1U17 W. 2nd. Services ROTARY TILLER PLOWING Lawn and garden plots, large or small, made ready for plaining ill one operation. For information or free demonstration, phone 530. FIRE extinguishers for sale. Re fills and recharge for all types and makes. For safety have them checked annually. Fire Protect Ion Eng., Phone 481. after 6:30 phone 2101W3. HOUSE MOVING and raising; large or small. Estimates gladly given. Holman Transfer, 201 Irv ing. Phone 987. CITY DOG CATCHER Phone 1277W. FURNITURE MOVING; dust nroof padded van. We nack vour china with care, hang your HEATING: Furnaces cleaned, re clothes In our wardrobe. Local paired and reset; fill Bin ners and and nation wide moving nnd stor- j Oil Circulating Heaters cleaned age. Holman Transfer, 201 Irving. I and adjusted. Oregon Heating Phone 987. j Co. Phone 513. ACME SHINGLING CO. New and old roofs. Cedar shake? a specialty, All work guarantee, I. Free estimates. 30 years exper ience. Phone 1915R. NOTICE! ALL KINDS EXCAVATING We are now hack In the fop soil nnd fill dirt business again. Fill dirt, top soil, red cindeis, black cinders. ALLISON DIESEL SHOP Phone 13!) After business hours: Phone 10C0M Results Poultry Price Supports Ended Washington, April 13 iU'i The government today unexpectedly withdrew price supports from all poultry. Agriculture officials said this could mean cheaper prices for turkey during the holiday season next fall. The agriculture department an nounced that for the first time In nine years there will be no sup port for 1950 crop of turkeys and chickens. This is the first year since 1941 that supports are. not required by law. The decision was made In the face of reports indicating that farmers are planning to boost production of poultry meat this year. Russian Subs May Face Check San Francisco, April 13 ail If a navy ship finds any Russian submarines within three miles of the California coast, it may "take any steps" to bring them to port, Adm. Russell Stanley Berkcy said today. Berkcy, who is en route to Washington to take over duties as the navy's chief of informa tion, said that "inside territorial waters, an American vessel could take any steps to bring a submarine to port." But owlhide the thiee"mile lim it, international law calls only for an exchange of identifica tions. AlOlS I'NI.OADKll Cherbourg, France, April 13 tin Non-communist dock workers un loaded today the first Atlantic pact arms to reach France from the United States without a single communist answering a party call to demonstrate against the arms shipments. The guns started moving off the 7,000-ton freighter American Im porter early today and dock offi cials said the operation probably would be completed by 7 p.m. (1 p.m. EST). The freighter carried a cargo of 632 tons of military equipment to help build the French army into a first-class defense force. SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF DESCHUTES. PEARL HOFFMAN. ) Plaintiff.) 1 ' vs. . ) WILLIAM HOFFMAN, ) Defendant.) To William Hoffman, the above named defendant- -GREETINGS! IN THE NttMK OF THE STATE OF OREGON YOU ARE HEREBY COM MANDED to appear and answer the supplemental complaint filed in the above entitled cause and Court within twenty (2(1) days from date of first publication of this summons and if you fail to so appear and answer or other, wise plead for want theretjf plain tiff will take the relief c emanded in her complaint and supplement al complaint, to-wil: for a decree of divorce; for a further judg ment and decree quieting title in plaintiff to the real estate de scribed in plaint iff's supplement al complaint, to-wit: .Block 115. 161, 163, 167. 170, 171, 172. 173. 174, 178 and 162 in the Townsile of Hillman, together with appurt- onant waU:r ri(,hts. f(). decree restraining and enjoining you from ever asserting anv rigid, title or interest in or to said real property. This summons is published pur suant to an order made and en tered by the Honorable Ralph S. Hamilton on the 2(llh day of March. 1950. directing and order ing that Ibis summons be pub lished in the Bend Bulletin lor four consecutive weeks, begin ning with the issue of March 23, 1950. GEO. H. BREWSTER, Attorney for plaintiff. Residence and P. O. Address: Redmond, Oregon. Dated and first publication: March 23, 1950. 91-97-10.'M0!l-C Services GARDEN AND LAWN WORK Rotary Tiller Roses, Shrubs and Flowers Phone 15HIM CARPENTER WORK: New con struction, rough framing, remod eling, cabinets, built-ins and shop work. K. W. Page, phone 650-M, general contractor. ELECTRICAL WIRING All I types of electrical wiring by guar jumped licensed men. Free csli i mates. Telephone 159. i FOR WELL nnd drain hole drill ling call I'p Grimes, 224 Davis, phone 9i.)-.i or 12.)2 J. SAW FILING, gumming, ham mcring. band saw welding, sander bells, band saw blades, new ban dies hung in tools. Sexton Supply & Saw Service. 1193 Wall Stiect. SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain holes shot. Free estimates. Phone 1252.1 or 975-J. 1). W. Grimes. 210 Davis Ave., Bend. WASHING MACHINE SERVICE land rennirs on nil makes. Phone ;271. 1033 Brooks. FILL DIRT, top soil, black cin ders; tractor work. George L. Mation, Phone 745R or 745JX. Many Senators Close Relatives Washington, April 13 till An I official report has disclosed that 28 of the 115 senators who serv ed during i ho fiscal year ending June 30, 1949, had close relatives on their office payrolls. The renort. which rlid not rils. I close the tluties or salaries of these relatives, was issued yester - day by Senate secretary Leslie L. Biffle. It presented a detailed breakdown of the expenses of sen ate operations during fiscal 1949. The senator with the most rela tives on his office staff was Sen. Arthur V. Watkins, R., Utah. At varying times, they included one son, two daughters and a daughter-in-law. But Watkins' daugh ters merely worked for him for a few weeks. Sen. Dennis Chavez, D., N. M employed a son and daughter, and the late Sen. John H. Overton, D., La., employed two daughters at intervals during that period. Not Illegal There is nothing illegal in the employment of relatives by a member of congress. There are several well-known examines of wives and children who have been indispensable parts of the admin istrative machinery built up by senators and representatives. Arthur H. Vandenberg Jr., has Jieen associated with his famous father for several years. The GOP Michigan senator is known to lean heavily on his son for carry ing the burdens of administrative tasks. A United Press survey in De cember disclosed that at least 90 of the 435 house members have relatives on their payrolls. House payrolls unlike those In the sen ate are kept on a monthly basis and show the amount granted to each employe. Senators are entitled to a basic monthly allowance to pay their office staffs. Senators from the more populous stales receive ad ditional grants on the theory that PORTLAND LIVESTOCK Portland, April 13 nil Cattle salable 250; market less active; early sales steady; good led steers above 28; medium-good steers 27.50; good fed heifers above 27; few heads 26; cutter common dairy type heifers 15.50-20; can-ner-cutter cows 14.50 16.50; few 17; medium-good beef cows 18.50- 20.50; good beef bulls 21.50-22.50; ; common-medlums 17.50-21. Calves salable 50; market slow; common - mediums 15-23; good vealers salable 28-30. Hogs salable 150; market mod erately active, steady to 25 cents lower; early extreme top 10 cents lower; good-choice 180-230 lbs. 18.75; few up to 219 lbs. 18.90; heavier and lighter weights scarce; good sows 3S0-500 lbs. 14.a0-lr),30; feeders scarce, -j Sheep salable 100; no early sales; good-choice fed wook'd lambs lacking; quotable around 25-25.50; short lambs above 24.50; good-choice slaughter ewes sal able 11.50-12.50. SVNOl'SIS OP ANNUAL STATKMHNT For the vfnr i-ihIIhr IHrrmber 31, 11119 o( lilt NKtV ZI'.AI.ANIl INSUKANCB CO., Limited, 340 California Street, S.-tn t-'rnmlm-o, Cal., In the State ot nrriMiti, made to the Insuranee Com nilssl.MHT of tho Slate ol Oregon, pur fcuanl lu law: INCOMK Net premiums rerclved 54,300, C!)0.3a Tul.ll Interest, dividends nnd real estate Income 337.5211.00 I n e o in a from oilier toureej 740.70tl.41 Total Income $.t,45ll.003.8i ni.snunsEMENTS Not n m o u n I paid for louses $I.(IR2 2I13 14 !.o- adjustment expenses I07.t73.tiz Underwriting expenses 1.937.017.34 Dividends jiaifl tn stuck- hnldirs: (cash 0:1 00 00 Dividends paid or credited to pnlicvltulder 00 All other expenditures (Including Investment expense 137.011 17Z.545.BI Total disbursements . S3. 000.(120.31 ADMITTED ASSETS Value of reiil eslatc owned Oniirket vuluel $ 300,000 00 l.o.ins on morlKiiKos anil collateral, etc 00 Value of hollds owned (amortized) 4,600,353.30 Value n( stocks owned (nii i'kct val'.iel 3,141.270.13 Cash in bank and on band 708.072.00 Premiums In (nurse of collection written since September 30. 1010 303.0H1.3U Interest and rents duo and accrued 3.1,017.04 Other assets (net) 140,134.04 Totil ndmltlrd rsels . V!,4rifi.a(il.37 l.lAIill.lTIICS, SUm'I.IJS AND OT1IK11 FUNDS Total unpaid claims f 778.150.12 Estimated loss adjust ment expense for un. paid claims ' 31.1103 00 Total une.-.rned premiums 4.rirri.il4() )H) All other liabilities 574.7110.110 Total Liabilities except Capital CnnHal p.ucl up 500,000.00 Sp'.-rlal sur plus funds 9 00 Un.issiciied funds 'surplus) $1.01P.017 3 ,003,044.00 Surplus as rekaljs put Iryholders $3 312 017 2B T. t .1 SO I'll'Olll 37 OnFCON FOR T11K nusi.NEss ! YKA.'l i Vet premiums received .$ 22R.I00 72 Net lu-scs paid 03,312.70 Dividends paid or crcd- Ited lo policyholders . 00 i Principal nfliro hi Oreaon: Falltni! uiiiiuioir, remand, sjrec.on. HAY M. COOPtR INSURANCE AGENCY, foot ot Oregon Ave., Bend, Oreaon TOOK WORK HOME Sidney, Neb. Ml'. Police arrest ed Merit- E. Faulkner. 22. afler I hey noticed him walking down the street with an uprooted park ing meter over bis shoulder, lie explained later that he couldn't force I he meter open lo get the money, so he took the whole thing home to work on II. Use classified ads In The Bulletin lor quick results. Still Have on Payroll they have more constituents and a greater volume of work. Other present or former senate members on Biffle's list included: Former Sen, Carl A. Hatch, D., N. M. Also Sens. Henry C. Dworshak,. R-. Ida.; Edwin C. Johnson, D., j Colo.; Ernest W. McFarland, D., ih:.; James E. Murray, D., Mont.; Glen H. Taylor, D., Ida., and t-luert u. 1 nomas, L., utan. Chime Players Slate Program At Redmond Redmond, April 13 (Special) The Wallace chime players, ad vertised as the nation's newest chime players, will present a full stage of novelty instruments in the high school gymnasium here next Tuesday, beginning at 2:45 p. m. T'e instruments will include triple octave chimes, electrical Hawaiian guitar, c a r 1 1 1 o n I c chimes, vibra harp, marimba and the silver harp. The Wallaces are members of the national assemblies group. and will be sponsored by the stu dent body of Redmond high school. Mrs. Joe Gehrig will be hostess for the next meeting of the Fi delity club on April 27. The P.L.E. and F. club has scheduled a pofhick dinner meet- Ig April 21 at 6:30 p.m. at the Townsend hall. Vying for the position of stu dent body president at Redmond high school are Earnle Maglll and Melvln Schult. In the race for student body manager are Tom Cox and Vernle Maglll, Other nominees Include Snmmle Jor dan nnd Dnrlend Fields, secre tary; Don Rogers and Pat Car nenter, first vlpe-nresldent; Nancy Peterson and Ellen Stacv. second vice-president, and Irma Jean Galhrnlth and Lee Hollinshead, treasurer. Committees for the junior-senior prom and banouet Knvp bee release by Mrs. Delia Nancp nnd Trlrls Davles. junior class advisers. La Verna Penson heads the t"'"' quet committee, nnd her p'",'t tnnts will be T"orls Holt. A" Kay, Louise Harold, David Welch, Ernie Maglll, Douplns McCulloch, Donnld Webb and Herb Miller Darleno Skinner will sunervise the nrom committee nnd MnHnr io Richardson, Darllne Fields, Peggy Fclkins, Florence John'-nn, Margaret Michel, Melvln John son. I. eo Peterson, Mclvin Schult .and Tom Cox will assist. Vernie Mi"!ll. In ehnrpp -f housing, will havp as his co-wnrl?. ers, Warren Bottomlller, Wallace Gi-egg. Wendell Monlcal. Charles Nelson, Darrell Palmer, Fav Pi"s, Donna Milliken, Lois I on'on, Carolvn Mnslek, Leone Emercon and Pat O'Neill. State Flower Honors McKiniey Columbus, O. (Hi Ohio Is the only state In the union which has a greenhouse flower, the red car nation, as Its flower emblem. No one seemed to know why until Erwin Zepp cleared up the mystery. Prompted by an article In rcv. eral newspapers which ques tioned why the "florists' flower" was chose as the emblem, the curator of the Ohio Archaeolog ical and Historical society pro duced the answer. He said section 29 of the gen eral code of Ohio shows that the scarlet carnation was adopted as a token of love and reverence for the memory of President William McKiniey. The carnation was the presi dent's favorite buttonhole flower. Afler he was assassinated, the , Ohio legislature adopted the flower as the state's official em blem. All other states In the union lnvo native wild flowers as their official emblems. Use classified ads in The Bulletin for quick results. VERN LARSON AGENCY Insurance & Real Estate 135 Oregon Ave. Phono 32 BEN I), OREGON 40 Acres 20 c, O, I 20 alfalfa, lovely :t bedroom modern home, Imsciiient, furnace, pres sure, 3 milt s out. Term-i. $9500 6 Acres Iteatiliriil, nearly pw 2-hed-room modern, perfect view, flreplitre, furnace, ouInIiIp fireplace anil grill. This Is an oulslundliiK home! $12,500 New 3-Dcdroom Modern I'urnaee, fireplace, excep tionally well conslruclcd, lop location, sidewalks, nave men;, close In. You can liuiidln this for $2,500 1-Man Town Grossing $.-,,00O yearly. Will consider sonic town prop erty on this. " Interesliil In Au'omoldli ? Want to Invesl we got 'em! ESHQ95EX