SATURDAY. APRIL 15, 1950
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
Classified Rates j
Words One Time 50o
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Jvb LODGE, No. 218, I.O.O.F.
Meets Every Monday Night
I.O.O.F. Temple
rioter D. Johnsori, Noble Grand
n Ray MilIer' Pnone 1079-W' Sccy'
203 Franklin Avenue.
For Sale Real Estate
rEN'ERAL farm and auto repair
thoD' 37 acres river bottom soil
near town; 6 room house, 2 barns,
Hehwav frontage. Consider trade
!; highway property near town,
jl j Fox, Brownsville, Ore.
MODERN 4-room, completely fur
nished borne, utility porch, base
ment, garage, two lots, berriej,
awn. garden spot. Priced reaso.i
Me; terms. Consider trailer
tmuse on down payment.. 1633 Vv.
11th St. Phone 623-M.
1 rd RM. mod. home with view
Of mOUIUUlua oiiu uuiiut x
1 1 rm. with fireplace, din.
t rm.', large kit. and breakfast
noOK, Dase. wiui yii'c iiuii, j.--HA
app. $7500; $1500 cash.
FULLY mod., 2 bd. rm., 2 yr. old
home in Allen School dist. Nice
liv. rm., kit. with nook, utility
mi att. garage with ins. fruit
room. $8000; $2000 cash.
GOOD value in 2 bd. rm. with liv.
rm., din. rm., large kit., small
fruit base., garage. Close in.
S5000; $2000 cash, bal. $35.
THE HOME you will be proud to
own. Liv. rm., din. rm., 2 bd.
rms mod. bath with tub and
shower, breakfast nook, lovely
kit., large utility rm., 14'x14'
hobby room finished in knotty
pine, auto, oil pipe furn., att.
garage. 2 well landscaped lots.
S950O; $3500 cash.
To buy or sell, call Locklin 331
and stnrt packing.
E M. BUCKNUM, REALTOR
1029 Brooks Phone 331
Near the Chamber of Commerce
CENTRAL OREGON FARMS
120 ACRE FARM with 73 ac. COI
water. Good five room modern
home; 10 stanchion milking barn,
sheds, chicken house, garage,
shop, large cistern, 4 stock ponds,
Alfalfa and seeded pasture; 8
milk cows, 8 calves, registered
bull: Ford tractor and full line
implements; school busses, mail,
telephone. Price $25,000; $10,000
down.
1W1 APRP PAPM with 3S ae.-COI
.water;)- Very nice":rwt bcOroowrfl
home with tub bath, .good, large
barn, chicken house, large cis
tern, pressure pump, stock pond,
14 ac. new alfalfa. $11,000; only
S2250 down.
BUY NOW, HARVEST A DUMP
ER CROP THIS FALL. Horn tins
VERY PRODUCTIVE 80 a. farm;
level, good stand of alfalfa and
clover, just off pavement; mod
ern home, school busses, daily
mail, milk route. Will pay out in
2 or 3 crops. $18,000; some terms.
Sc.-Mr. Ray. . .
J. A. DUDREY, REALTOR
1039 Wall St. Bend. Ore.
BARGAINS AT GILBERT'S
3 LOTS: On E. 3rd near Revere.
$000.
DUPLEX: 1 and 2 bedroom units.
Both have oak f lbors, water heat
ers, basements, and are modern.
One unit furnished. 2 garages,
and large lot well located. $61100.
3 YEARS OLD: Living room-kitchen
comb., hath, 2 bedrooms,
Plus child's room; newly decorat
ed and desirable location. $4350.
3 BEDROOM: Modern, In' good.
neighborhood. Good buy at SSaO.
AND many more with down pay
ments as low as $500.
GILBERTS REAL ESTATE
1015 Wall Phone 23J
THE WEST SIDE REAL
ESTATE
!l Port land Phnne P'f!M
A I.i-,. . . ... -
ntiiKuuM, west side; price re
duced, easv terms. '
3 BEDROOM, west side: small
CUV water, llnhu
2 BEDROOM, Newport; small
down payment, balance like rent.
ON NEWPORT: 1 bedroom mod
. good buy at $3500. Easy
terms.
HUNTER Place: 2 bedroom mod
ern: Pnn;t tni me "
iun lil'tlil! .XX n wi In Itn mi n
" luwn as part payment.
J Beautiful lots on Trenton, otlv
: ers On Irvinir
HOM EFINDERS AGENCY
ila Bond St. Phone 91
( null , cui oil j. wtm. .
'A. pasture. IS A. irra'in land. 10 BODY, LIMB, jack pine, slab
' A. spud allntmont sn.vni. I wood. Lump. nut. sloitcr coal.
-, - - i. t. ntt.-i. V i" 1".
;Jair buildings. Come in make of
1 lei- nti
' 5-Mrm. ramnlptelv furnished.
;'-; down, will take trailer
f'USO on iliiwn nnvini-nl. or
T.oie.
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'ui'e 1503 E. 4th. Phone' 1303-.M, Sin curl. I 'hone KUW.
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Bulletin Classifieds Reach 20,000 Readers
For Suit Heal Ksiatc
Words One Time 50o Ai.nfc.AULS on Butler Mitt. Rd.
ivnrds Three Times .. SI. 3r wun water, 1-, 2- or 3-bedroom
. i. Klv Tlni Ml i houses, mndprn S1(VU1 ,1....... I,., I
? i.,d. ow is Jd Jc r wori time, monthly. See K. R. Plnmh 'urns
sin, uenu.
I' OR SALE BY OWNER: Brand
new 3-bedroom home in excel
lent location. This home has din
ing room, attached parage, oak
floors, weather stripped windows,
Youngstown kitchen and the best
in good construction. This is a
wonderful home at a price that
can't be beat. To see this home
call owner, 1884 W.
FOR SALE: Two choice lots on
E. 8lh, near park. Phone 514-R.
MIRROR POND building site:
2',j 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.
3 BDRM., cor. lot, fireplace, un
finished 3 rin. bldg. Would take
house trailer or lale picWip us
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. lit. 3, Box
152. H. J. Smith.
HI-WAY REAL ESTATE
228 E, Third St., Phone -869-J
South Highway
2- hedrm. modern -on oversized lot.
Nice lawn, big garden, berries,
outside fireplace, garage, shade
trees, picket fence. See at GUI
McKinley St. $5250, terms.
Look this little cutev over for
$2300, terms, J224 Baltimore.
If you want a real view of the
Mts. 2-berirm. modern, fireplace,
large! closets, wired for range,
part bsmt. Big lot. lawn in, gar
age, very clean, $5500, terms.
3- bedrm. modern, 2 lots, garage,
several outbldgs. Paved street.
$0250, terms.
6-bcdrm.' for rental purposes with
outside entrance. $8100, $15i)0
down.
7 acres. 3-bodrm. modern home,
7 A, free irrigation, lots of out
bldgs. We think you will like
this. $7350, terms..
80 Acres, 77 A. C.O.I, irrigation.
Very nice 3-bedrm. modern home.
5 miles out paved road. $17,500,
terms.
HOMES
$12,G00 3-bedroom, 321 Drake
Rd. ... . .
$10,000 f'4-beiiroom. East side.
1IIA -tcrtus. !
iWN-bmfa;. 3-; hcrPS 'irri
tinted. $S000 3-hedroom, $1600' down,
balance FHA.
$6500 3-bedroom, small down
payment.
$3750
2 bedroom, small down!cs at $60 each; platform rockers,
navment.
$2150 1-bcdroom, $500 will han
dle. RANCHES
$75,000 -12,000 acre ranch, GOO to
800 head carrying capacity. $20,
000 will handle.'
$75,000-5000 acre's, fine improve
ments. Meadows and streams.
$18,503 1800 acres, modern
home, 280-acre free water right.
Stream and meadow.
$17,000 1G0 acres, 111 irrigated.
$11,00080 acres, 73 a. imgalad,
28 a. Alsac clover, first seed crop
this year.
$6500 40 acres near town. 23l?e hand-painted vase; some
a. Irrigated. 1-bedroom House aim
barn.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
$11,500 Juniper novelty shop.
Completely equipped. $5000 will
handle.
$35,000 Grocery store. Latest
equipment. $100,000 per year
gross business.
RIXE REALTY ft INSURANCE
General tire Ins. t o. have lo ,
901 Bond Phone 53,)
After hours, phone I732-W
or 210-J
ANNE FORBES. REALTOR
36 Oregon Phone 'M VV
V Af'i'nJS0"!', ,li,lam' "K0 fm:' Immediate possession. East side.
New 2-bedroom. wired -for elec
tric range. Attached garage, sta
tionary tubs. $8350, $1500 down,
$65 month.-
2 lame lots, paved street, 3-bed-
rnnm nev.lv decora tad. Double!
garage, chicken house. $6250. 1 Steele's iumbo pansy plants, del
$1800 down. $34.b0 month, FHA. Iphinjums. lupens, painted dais
line t,l nthiir nm-nnni;ilH. ":l;i,l.
iice country humil-, o j umw
Butter Mlil.'Rd. H acres. 11 COI.
Orchard, line garden spot.
$16,000, terms. Selling for less
than appraised value.
Only $300 down. 5 rooms: shower,
gas range. Fenced yard. S2500.
$35 month. , .
i-nmiii ui'!ii.-i .
For selected fuel, phone
Brookings Wood Yard.
160 ACRE ranch 3 miles from
town. Fair buildings. If interest
ed, come to 206 Canal.
BY OWNER: 2-beilrm." modern
1 cTiinn -:.., :! .,i.,i", K I iiiv.'.
2 n East side, close to j thorne or call 1536-W. $''(KKi dn. ,
- Oman wmn Mmim. ! . , , Us, 0,lr
N) A.. SO A w:i!f.r 1", A nlfalfi. , ,1 rtv.. uith GILBERT. Als'''K- popular vane ues.
clover .-est nnsMire and L '-', I,.:, I ,l on .mnt . el( icicnt ,
-.' 'in land. Grade" A dairv barn. I r. iirit-ous sen ire is yum at f;il. ;
I" id rows. 2-)'ii lb. milk quo- herfs Real Estate. 1015 Wad M. ,
t"nriv WOOD- nv I' nttih.
Ciaud
Fuel
K'UAL, Briquets, Pres-to-logs and
Petroleum Coke. Bend Storage &
Transfnr Pn nlmnp Hi 9)9 Iiu.
ina Ave.
GREEN seasoned jackpine, $9 a
cord. Can deliver. Phone 1378J.
BONE DRY jack pine and body
wood. 1564 Division. Phone 793R.
GOOD dry, green seasoned jack
pine, aiso some ary jacK pine,
16" or 24" S12 ner cord. Allen
Grant. Phone 314W.
2 CORD 16" gr. slab, $14; 2 cord
16" dry slab, $19, delivered in
Bend. (You haul from yard, $5
per cord.) Central Oregon Fuel
Co., phone 201-W. 936 A St., Red
mond, Ore.
For Sale? Farm Products
CRAIN FED pork for your lock
er, at the season's lowest prices.
Top quality light weight hogs,
20c, slightly heavier weights 25c,
at the Mid-State Meat .Co., 37
Greenwood, Bend.
OR TRADE: Chestnut stallion
coming 6 yrs. old. thorough-.
bred, ' Morgan. Gets beautiful
colts and would be a nice saddle
horse; also palomino stallion.
Box 4, Crane, Ore.
YOUNG SADDLE horse, suitable
for children. Also saddle and
bridle for sale. Phone 256-J. Mrs.
Pickett. ,
For Sale Miscellaneous
CONSIGN YOUR LIVESTOCK
to Central Oregon Auction for
the highest prices. Sale every
Thursday. Ben R. Smith, Mgr.,
phone 12-R-3.
A LARGE stock of reconditioned
and guaranteed used refrigera
tors from $19.50 up; used wring
er washers from $19.50 up. Used
automatic electric ranges from
$39.50 up; and also ironers. 165
h;. Greenwood, Uregon Lquip
ment Co., phone 888.
RADIO TUBES Complete stock
Phtlco arid other nationally
known brands. Tubes tested.
Bend Furniture Co.
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, $143 and
up. Nine different lavatories to
pick from. We have double and
single sinks, cast Iron and steel
Electric water heaters, round and
table too. Galv. pipe V to 2
Soil pipe and fittings. We thread
pine. We have a nice line ot med
icine cabinets, towel bars, soap
dishes, and many other,: miscel
laneous itenis.- .-.-.- -r.i.-rj-yM
NEW: 4 and 5 piece bedroom
sets, $84.50 up; unfinished chests,
desks and bookshelves; bottle gas
anil oil burning water heaters,
sliphtlv dentpfl and scratched cas-
$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
Hugh Greer, 1311
Phone M05J.
pump, $75.
Milwaukee.
2 NEARLY NEW, nice over
stuffed chairs, one oil heater, 3
handmade quilts, one beautiful ;
v'"
RECONDITIONED washing ma
chines, easy terms, $27.50. Rebuilt
refrigerator, pood as new.
ANDERSON SEWING
MACHINE & APPLIANCE
CENTER
Corner State & Tumalo
Phone S62W
AUTHORIZED DEALER
Pan Ameriran Trailer Coach.
IVANCOVICH TRAILER SALES
733 Grace St. Redmond
Phone 331.1-
TWENTY YEARS Knapp Shoe
Service, drop card for display
vour home, HOME -108 N. 1st, N.
Hiwav, Bend, Ore. Order by mail
anytime. W. T. Lester.
PATRICK Clothing, Knapp Shoes,
all the family, direct from fac
tory. Address card 2108 N. 1st..
N. Hiway, Bend, for display in
your home. W. T. Lester.
LYONS FLOWER GARDENS
bulbs and rock plants, annuals
and vegetabls plants in season.
1601 West 2nd, corner of Port
land Ave.
GENERAL Electric' 8 cu. ft. deep
freeze; General Electric 8 cu. ft.
refrigerator; deluxe console mod
el mangle; deluxe model wash
ing machine; biautilul 7 drawer
desk and chair, and other house
hold goods, etc. All day Saturday
and Sunday. Call at 1564 Galves
ton Ave. after 5:30 p.m.
USED Furniture: while enamel
wood and coal ranges. $17.50 up.
One Wedpewnod gas range. Two
'keioseiie ranges. Other furniture
of all hinds. Also eleetric ranges.
!!'. & E. Furniture. Redmond, Ore.
,,0SKS onV brVt quality" No. 1.
Hanlv northern field grown j
many co is. nam now ior oesi ,
results, hliolley iNuisery, 104 L.
1
,-
SAVE S12: $20 tailored to meas-'
'nn hiiolnoii nrariuulinn uiili. o.
prs. pants, tailored shirts. 300 ma-
terial selections, 2108 N.
1st, N.
Hiway, Bend. Cre.
For Sale Miscellaneous
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 pr truck-
load: also good top sou. Deliv
ered. Phone 1254R.
SERVEL Elect roiux kerosene re
frigerator, 9 cu. ft. Phone 852-W
or 1345 Cumberland.
PEAT MOSS in cu. ft. bags,
50c, at Motor Market, 130 Green
wood or 650 Roosevelt.
REAL BARGAIN In a .small up
right piano. Can be seen at J12
Minnesota Ave. Phone 1087J.
TREES. GATES NURSERY:
Chinese Elm, Cork Elm, Trans
parent and Gravensteln Apples,
Lambert Cherry, Paul Scarlet
Hawthorn, Mt. Ash, Snowball,
Asparagus Roots. Many other
items. Mile north Bend limits on
97. Phone 150S-W-2.
FANTON'S GARDEN: Blooming
Oregon giant pansles, snapdrag
ons, delphiniums, carnations,
painted daisies, geums, colum
bines, phlox, other perennials,
rock plants, annuals and veget
ables later. 829 Ogden.
LUMBER
6x6-16' $15 per M; 3x1216' $15.
Other dimension $17 per M. Ran
dom lengths and widths, 1-inch
mill run, air dried, 53a per M.
Located seven miles south of La
pine. Great West Lumber Co.
Contact Mrs Keeney at mill.
BABY BUGGY for sale. .Excel
lent condition. 141 Georgia.
For Sale Used Cars
AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY New GMC pickups,
panels and suburbans. We can
furnish you with a truck to do
your job. Anything from a 'j-ton
pickup to a 6-cyl. diesel. You are
invited to come in and try them
out.
WARD MOTOR CO.
Bond and Oregon
Your Pontiac & GMC Dealer
MUST SELL 1938 Plymouth 4
passenger coupe; 1948 motor; in
good condition. See at Mission
Service Station, Bond and Frank
lin. '41 NASH 600 Tudor Sedan; O.D,
heater, defroster, good shape,
$225 down, balance $38.27; full
price $120. Phone 1908J after 5
p.m.; 187 E., Franklin.
1930 MODEL A Ford. Inquire
2135 Awbrey Road.
'42 HUDSON ,4-door. R & H.-spor-
light. Good mechanical condi
tion, $545. Phone 8U3.
'31 MODEL A in excellent condi
tion. Rebuilt motor, six wheels
and tires, heater and new paint.
Phone 1590-J, 116 Lava Rd.
OR TRADE: 1938 Special Buiek
in good -running order, for pick
up. Widmark, Sisters, Ore.
'35 PLYMOUTH sedan, $115. In
quire 118 Cascade after 5 p.m.
LATE '47 Dodge Custom Club
Coupe; beige. Underseal, new 8
tube Motorola radio, heater, air
cushion tires, sunshield, spot
light, new seat covers, new car
condition throughout, low mile
age. C. Otis Neilson, 1601 W. 3rd,
Apt. 3, phone 1625-R.
BEST JEEP buy In Central Ore
gon: Military. 1946 Jeep, alumin-
i urn cab. heater, like new condi-
tiorL War Surplus Store. 952
Bond St., phone 765-R.
For Rent
4-ROOM MODERN furnished
house, Frigidaire. garage. Lights
and water furnished. Suitable for
adults. Baby accepted. See at 111
Jefferson.
MODERN n;ee;y turn 3 room,
apt. Vacant April 18; nice and
clean; washing facilities, au'o
malic heat. No children or pets.
Inquire 10 or 42 Irving St.
MODERN furnished apartment,
next to Pine Tavern. Call 225 J.
VACANCY: Family style room
and hoard, $75 per month. Bach
elor Hotel, 642 Colorado Ave.
LARGE, well furnished bedroom,
nice district, 2 blocks from Pilot
Butte inn. Quiet and clean, tit i
vate entrance. Also garage. Men
only. 1448 W. 1st St., phono 325J.
3 ROOM furnished apt., available
April 14; no pets; small babv wel--nmi.
Pin, nn r.t.trt! int.T I-Vilprni
Call before 9 a.m. or after 5:30
p.m.
TO SINGLE person or rouplc
only. Permanent. Modern 3-room
apartment. Automatic heat, cook
ing facilities, garage, E. 8th &
Greenwood, phone 625.
UNFURNISHED modern house,
4 rooms. East side. Apply 1335
Baltimore St.
3-ROOM furnished apartment,
neat and clean, private entrance.
Inquire at 176 E. Irving, phone
13-F-6 or 1238-W.
FOR RENT: Small 3 room house,
furnished, modern, lights & wa-j
ter inriuucti at per montn.
Adults. Inquire 65(1 Roosevelt.
CLEAN. 3 mum furnished apart
ment. 65 Franklin.
ROOM, IIOAHO and laundry In
model n, private home, for one
man. Reasonable. Sill week.
2M2
Jefferson, phone 1020.
13 ROOM MODERN house. Phone
r.'V J
...
iAITS. FOR RENT for winter
' months. L Rancho Motor Hotel.
'Phone l'JU-Z, Redmond.
For Kent
MODERN 4 room dwelling with
garage, nice lawn; splendid loca
tion for man with business in
home. 2408 N. 1st, North hiway.
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 56.
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.
TO BUY: Small used riding trac
tor and equipment. Ed Losch, Rt.
1, Box 161. Phone 488-W.
Situations Wanted
PART TIME house work, wash
ing, ironing; in your home ot
mine. 1917 W. 2nd.
MAN with irrigation experience
wants steady lob on ranch ot
farm, with small furnished house
for man and wife. Available at
once. Contact Mr. C. E. Redding,
Roseburg, Ore., gen. deliv.
Lost
LOST from car on Wall St.. long
haired black cat, white mark on
throat. Very friendly. Phone
390-J, 222 Urania Lane.
Services
CARPENTER WORK: New con
st ruction, rough framing, remod
eling, cabinets, built-ins and shop
work. F. W. Page, phone G50-M
general contractor.
HOUSE MOVING and raising
large or small. Estimates gladly
given. llolman Transfer, 201 Irv
ing, phone 987.
FURNITURE MOVING; dust
proof padded van. We pack your
china with care, hang your
clothes in our wardrobe. Iiocal
Hiitr imuun-w mu iiiuviiik hiiu iui-
agp. Holman Transfer, 201 Irving.
Phone 987.
NOTICE!
ALL KINDS EXCAVATING
We are now back in the top soil
and fill dirt business again. Fill
dirt, top soil, red cinders, black
cinders. , .
f ALLISON ' niESFX" SH(5p" "f
, Phone 139
i After business hours:
I Phone 1060-M
ELECTRICAL W I R I N G All
types of electrical wiring by
guaranteed licensed men. Free
estimates. Telephone 159.
FOR WELL and drain hole drill
iMffvcall Lee Grimes, 224 Davis,
phone 975-J or 1252 J.
HEATING: Furnaces cleaned, re
paired and reset; Oil Burners and
Oil Circulating Heaters cleaned
and adjusted. Oregon Healing
Co., phone 513.
SAW FILING, gumming, ham
mering, band saw welding, Sand
er belts, band saw blades, new
handles hung in tools. Sexton
Supply & Saw Service, 1195 Wall.
SEPTIC TANKS cleaner, drain
holes shot. Free estimates. Phone
1252-J or 975-J. D. W. Grimes,
210 Davis Ave., Bend.
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
and repairs on all makes. Phone
274. 1033 Brooks.
FILL DIRT, top soil, black cin
ders; tractor work. George L.
Matson, phone 745-R or 715-J-X.
Across the Street or
Across the 'Nation
MOVING VAN
WITH SERVICE
rrron r.K :- shipping
PACKING : CRATING
Our employes are uniformed and
informed.
Our rates are filed with the
Oregon P.U.C.
BEND STORAGE & TRANSFER
Phono 441 222 Irving Ave.
GENERAL CAT WORK
If It can be done with a Cat we
can do II. Basements dug, land
cleared, ditching, trees removed,
ronks loaded, fills made, top soil
and cinders. Call Goodwin at
793-J or 1527 Division.
IFIRE extinguishers for sale. Re
ims ana recnargo lor an types
and makes. For safety have them
checked annually. Fire Protection
Eng., Phone 481, after 6:30 phone
2I01W3.
ROTARY TILLER PLOWING
Lawn and Garden plots, large or
j small, made ready for planting in
: one operation. For Information or
free demonstration, phone 530.
POIND NOTICE
Under: Ordinance No. 310 the
following dogs will be offered for
sale at the Cltv Pound at 10:(I0
;i m., April 20, 1950.
Male -Black and citam, Shop-
herd and Labrador.
Male Red-Brown, long hair.
part Corker.
Female -Tan anil while, shoit
hair Mongrel.
Henry A. Casiday, Pound
master. 1I1C
t One of the earliest technical
I remises on the art of making
.clay tiles lor Iioors ancl wans
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Columbia Basin
Bill Contained
Many Projects
Washington, April 15 (III A
public works bill now on the sen
ate floor includes $250,000,000 for
army engineer project authoriza
tions under the Columbia basin
program, but no provisions for
the programs reclamation fea
tures of the program.
After five days of debate on
the $600,000,000 reclamation fea
tures, the senate beat down three
attempts yesterday to get them
Into Its flood control and livers
and harbors bill in some form.
Their main opposition came from
Chairman Dennis Chavez, D.,
N.M., of the senate public works
committee who said they had no
place irt his bill.
Immediately following the de
feat of the reclamation amend
ments. Sen. Warren Magnuson,
D., Wash. one of their chief sup
porters introduced a separate
bill to authorize them. He said
he was relying on statements by
members of the public works
committee that they would like a
chance to consider the proposals
at hearings.
Prospects were slight that the
bill would ever reach the senate
tloor at this already-rushed ses
sion. Basin Account Factor
Discussion of its basin account
provisions occupied virtually all
of the five days' debate. Sen. Guy
Cordon, R., Ore., was the leader
of the fight against the original
senate Interior committee author
ization measure. He later spon
sored his own amendment to au
thorize the 13 reclamation proj
ects without the controversial
basin account features.
Here are the major northwest
protects In the bill:
Albeni Falls, Ida., $31,070,000;
Bonners Ferry, Mont., and Ida.,
$750,000; harbors at 21 locations
in Ore.. Wash, and Ida., $2,300,
000; Johnson creek at Portland,
$332,000: Willamette river levies,
$14,000,000; lower Columbia
banks, $4,900,000; Columbia levee
modification. $14,722,000; Colum -
bia levees. $2,973,000;
Dalles Project Involved
Libby dam, Mont., $53,000,000;
Priest Rapids dam, Wash., $2,
000.000;,' John Day dam, Wash.,
pre., .$700,000; The Dalles, Ore.,
$600,000; Lookout Point power fa
cilities, $18,225,000; Hills creek,
Ore., $6,300,000; Dexter, Ore., $3,
800,000; Waldo lake, Ore, $757,
000; Fall creek Ore., $3,400,000;
Holley dam Ore., $200,000; Fern
Ridge, Ore., $133,000; Willamette
falls fish ladder. Ore., $160,000;
Willamette supplemental works,
Ore., $10,000,000; local flood-protection
projects, $28,000,000; Jack
son Hole, Wyo., Pendleton, Ore.,
and Heppner dam, Ore., $5,678,
000; Green River basin, Wash,,
$16,300,000.
Here are the reclamation proj
ects turned down by the senate:
Council, Ida.; Mann creek, Ida.;
Crooked river, Ore.; Cambridge
bench, Ida.; Upper Star valley.
Wyo.; Canby, Ore.; Mountain
Home, Ida.; Bitter Root valley.
Mont ; Missoula valley, Mont.;
Vale-Bully creek extension, Ore.;
The Dalles, Ore.; Hells canyon,
Ida., Ore.; flood control modifica
tion of Grand Coulee dam.
Kenwood Grade
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with the Kenwood Safely fialrol
were Karen Austin. Terry Can
non. Nelva Chlopek. Emily Corn
stock, Patricia Crawford, Jean
Fay Daniel, Shirley Edmlson,
Gayle Ennen, Phyllis Everman,
Patricia Gunricrsnn, Shirley
Hawes, Janet Hays, Murna Jef
ferson, Bill Kribs, Jerrine Krlbs,
Ned Maekey, Marilyn Murray,
Mary Paxton, Lola Ramey, Jan
Ke Rhoton, Robin Rixe, Keith
Russell, Lynn Schrock, Larry
Smith, Donna Van Tassel, Frank
lyn Won and Robert W. Young.
Band Members
Band members receiving fist
year eertiiicates were Barbara
Slack. Evelyn Anglesey. Gary
Winslow. Sherrll Page, Barbara
Kiel. Donald Dawley, Tommy
Mickel. John Jensen, Joyce
Bushong, Ann Mackey, Dennis
Thompson, Nelva Chlopek and
Lynn Schrock. Awards for second
year band work went to Pat
Crawford, Janice Rhoton, Rodney
Waddell, Donald Carnagey, Keith
Russell, Jean Drost and Kenneth
Cruickshank. Earl Corkctt re
ceived a third-year award, and
Pat Felkner received a second
year violin award.
Kenwood Pep club members
honored at the assembly for their
work In the year now ending fol
low :
Mary .Ames. Karen Austin
Darlene Carnagey, Wilma Caudle,
Mary Cole, ("harlene Comstock,
Pal Crawford. Beveily t.'ripe,
Palsy Donnelly, Shirley Edmlson,
Jean Eisenbach. Gayle Ennen,
Patsy Gundersun, Shirley Hawes,
Janet Hayes. Jerrine Kribs. Don
na Kutcli, Marilyn -Murray, Mary
I'axion, ixiia r.amey,
Rhoton. Alice Richards,
Janice
Robin
Edwina
Rixe, Lynn Schrock
Sbyll. Carol Smith. Mona Stev-
enson. Donna Van Tassel, Nclva
1 Chlopek, Phyllis Everman, Murna
iJelleison and Junlta Wheeler,
Clarence A. Smith
Taken by Death
Clarence Albert Smith, 38, a
resident of Bend for the past four
years, died this morning at a local
hospital, where he had been a, pa
tient two days. He suffered a
heart ailment, and had been hos
pitalized several times In the past
year.
The funeral service will be held
Monday at 10 a.m. from the Nis-wonger-Winslow
chapel, with El
der Johnson of the LDS church
in charge. The body will be sent
to Salt Lake City lor burial.
Mr. Smith was a native of Clr-
cleville, Utah, He was a member
of the Latter Day Saints church.
He is survived by his wile, Mar
tha P. Smith; his mother, Mrs.
Sarah A. Smith, of Salt Lake City,
and four children, Karma, 7, and
Martin Albert, 2, of Bend, and
two children by a former mar
riage, Barry Dean, 15, and Ann
Rochelle, 12, in Nevada. He also
leaves two brothers, Grover L.
Smith of Clrclevllle, Utah, and
Kay L. Smith, of Pocatello, Ida.,
and four sisters in Utah: Mrs.
Stella Rices, of Hatch; Mrs. Edith
Hofman, of Graber; Mrs. Faye
worthen, of Pangultcn, and Mrs.
Idanna Barker, of Salt Lake City.
Astoria Hill
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down the hill with the slide like
the others."
No One Injured
No one has been injured by the
freak movement.
Three feet of very moist Jan
uary snow plus heavy rainfall
soaked through 30 to 35 feet of
surface ground to a bed of slick
clay limestone to start the earth
How last January.
Scott said the clay limestone
then became a greased roller for
the top soil and Irving avenue
homes.
"The earth is playing chute-the-
chute and the homes are in tne
game too, Scott said.
Scott was sent here by Gov.
Douglas McKay when the Astoria
city council made a midnight ap
peal to the executive to do some
thingquick. When Scott got here, 13 homes
had been moved to steadier
ground by the Red Cross and four
homes were crumpled up like
firewood. He has recommended
that four others be moved in the
next few days.
Damage Extensive
Damage to homes is placed at
more than $100,000 and loss to
.city streets and public utilities Is
ct at $50,000. In addition, the Red
Cross estimates its cost to move
homes off the hill at $25,000. The
city already has spent $13,000.
"I don't think the slide area will
widen, to other homCjS, bu there
might he flamago" from earth
cracks forming as the shifting
earth gets adjusted," he ventured.
Homes toppled o'er by sliding
earth are total losses. On March
30, for instance, the Oscar Abra
hnmsnn residence dropped off Its
foundations to within inches of
the Lawrence Jackson backyard
where Mrs. Jackson was digging
up flower bulbs. She escaped in
jury, but since then her home
has been getting a 200-foot free
ride with the earth flow.
Meanwhile, the earth, like the
Mississippi, keeps rolling along.
Hans Milius New
Scout Troop Head
Hans C. Milius, former scout
master from Sisters now living in
Bend, has been appointed scout
master of the new Boy Scout
troop sponsored by the Bend
Eagles lodge, Sherman Dearth,
I n s 1 1 ( u lion representative an
nounced today.
The members of Eagles troop
56, as Bend's newest Seoul unit
will be called, met Wednesday
evening In a I raining session con
dueled by field scout executive
Ken Pearson In preparation for
the first meeting with the scout
candidates oh Monday.
John Shilling was appointed by
the committee as assistant scout
master. Members of the commit
tee Include- Glenn Rhotan, Don
Canlrell and George Kribs. This
troop will recruit new Scouts
from 11 to 14 year old students
at Kenwood school, Dearth said.
A meethrg will be held Monday
at 1.30 to Inform boys of this
opportunity. The troop will meet
regularly, Monday evenings, In
the Eagles hall.
4-H Club Plans
To Plant Trees
Members of the Forest Protec
tive association 4-H club at
Brooks-Scanlon camp near Sisters
are looking forward to a busy
week end they plan to plant
some 2,000 seedling pines In the!
Melvin butte area. They report
that the Job will be well done. j
Last year. It Is recalled, the club '
planted 1,000 young pines In the
same area, and a check hy state;
foresters revealed a survival of;
97 per cent--a record that Is be-i
lieved outstanding In the region.
W. II. llockell of Brooks-Sean '
Ion camp Is club leader. There
are 17 youngsters in (he forestry ,
club. !
t O.YII-I.FTK.S TRAINING
Pvt. John Richard Reeves, 18,
I son of Mr. anil Mrs. J. S. Reeves,
'route one. has recently completed
14 weeks ol basic Infantry train-
lng at Fori Old. Calif., and has
been assigned to Camp Sloncman
.Calif., to awail shipment to the
ifur Lasicin command.
Webb L Hickman
Is Scoutmaster
Webb L. Hickman, Bend, was
selected to serve as scoutmaster -of
Boy Scout troop 20 at a meet
ing of Pine Forest grange offi
cials, who will sponsor Bend's
newest scout unit, on Thursday
evening, Claude Wanichek, lnsti
'utlon representative announced
today,
Junn Davenport has been ap
pointed by the grange to serve as
troop committee chairman. The
members of the committee are
Douglas J. Ward, outdoorsman;
Harold Anderson, secretary; Roy
Van Vleet, recruiting; Brian
Thompson, treasurer; Allen Ry-
man, advancement; cniiord nas
mussen advancement; Hugh
Fountain, advancement; Rex
Handshu, transportation, and
Dean Davis, committeeman at
large.
Training Given '
At Wednesday's meeting the
committee and leaders were train
ed In the basic tenderfoot require
ments In preparation for the first
meeting with the Boy Scout can
didates which will be held at the
Pine Forest grange next Wednes
day evening, April 19. Recruits
for the troop will be chosen from
among students at Allen school
who live in the Carroll Acres dis
trict, Davenport stated. A meet
ing has been scheduled for Mon
day morning at 11:30 at the school
to notify young men 01 tnts op
portunity to join a new Boy scout
troop. ...
Pine Forest grange sponsors a
Cub Scout pack at the present
time, and this newest scout unit
will make available the program
of scouting for young men ol Car
roll Acres between the ages and 8
and 16. A boy between the ages of
8 and 11 is eligible for Cub Scout
ing, and a young man of 11
through 16 Is eligible to join a
Boy Scout troop.
Mueller Guilty,
Gets 5-Year Term
Garmlsch, Germany, April 15
HBCpl. Gustav A. Mueller; Vi, bf
St. Paul, Minn., was convibted of
attempted espionage and sentenc
ed to five years in prison by a
court martial today. . ...
Mueller admitted on tne wit
ness stand that he offered to act
as a spy for Russia and even
gave some secret documents to
two American counter-intelligence
agents, who were pretend
ing.to be Russian spies. ; i
-' But ho did. so; Mueller , 'Said,
only because he wanted to ' trap
the "Russian spies" and ' turn
them over to his commanding of
ficer. - ' .
He said he wired an offer to the
soviet legation In Bern, Switzer
land, to act as a Russian spy, but
insisted he did so only "out of a
curiosity."
The two counter Intelligence
agents In whom he confided, had
testllleid that Mueller tola tnem
he made the offer, because he be
lieved in communism. He asked
no money for his services, they
said. i
Under the articles of war under
which he was charged, Mueller
could have been sentenced to
death. The air force court martial
which tried him directed that ho
serve his five years at hard labor.
CONCERT TONIGHT
Kurtz and Nadelman, cello-pi
ano duo, will be presented In con
cert tonight at 8:30 In tne auditor
ium of Ochoco grade school, in
Prlnevllle. The concert is the final
in the current scries presented by
the Prlnevllle Community Con
cert association. Through a recip
rocal arrangement, members of
the Bend Community Concert as
sociation arc entitled to attend.
The exchange is a continuance of
a custom whereby members of
either city's association may at
tend all concerts given by both
concert associations.
From 1882 to 1948, Inclusive,
there were 4,719 lynchlngs in the
United States. ,
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mile out on good road. If
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$10,500