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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, AUGUST 2-. 1950 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON PAGE. SEVEN 2D,0G0 fi How Bazooka "Shaped" Head Works Classified Rates S riTAL PAID IN ADVANCE 5 '.VcinLs One Time .-. 50c .. Words Three Times......! 1.83 5 Words Six Times ... .2.50 W All were Sp pr werj Uaii HRBU iBMrtMIU. One month ran, eep, day rau, Hlniaiiim duro, Sue. Ui IUM 10c lapltala ate Readers ltc Un, Mtiuaaaa 10c Cleeiaf tiaae claasif leas, 11 a-ot. . IDiipUr Advert ltn Closlne. tint, 5 p.n. lorcvloiu day. One half page or laraer, secsnd d7 prseleaa U pyUtlto. For Sale Best Estate SvOOD YARD, 2 trucks, 1500 fcords dry wood, other equipment. (Complete established business. Will sell all or halt Interest. Jphone Redmond 201-W or call at 936 "A" St. In Redmond. BY OWNER: 2 Bedroom modern, wired for range, electric water heater, breakfast nook, basement, narage,' paved street, near city center. $5300; $1950 cask 802 Del aware. ; fLOTS for sale at Chemult, good. .highway frontage., tiugn sorter. Chemult HI WAY REAL ESTATE South. Highway - Phone 869 228 E, 3rd. open evenings m Br. mod..' bsmt., furnace, large lot, shadetrees. $3450. Terms. 1 Br. mod., large back porch ga- frage, lawn, paved St. $3800. Br. mod., bsmt., lawn, trees. garden, lot 50 x 200. $3800. iNeat and clean, 2 br. mod., paved 'st., fruit bsmt., garage, nice lawn. 1000 down. $4750. JEdge of town: 2 br. mod., large 'Hot, garden and berries, $4800. S800 cash will handle. I2 Br. mod., clean, 2 lots, garden, Ibsmt, furnace, wall to wall rug. S5750. Terms. New 2 br. mod., att. garage, paved St. $7750. $1400 down. 6 Br. mod., good rental property. $8400, with $1500 down. Nice 6 Br. mod., double plumbing, lull bsmt., piped furnace, 4 lots, landscaped. $15,500. Terms. For Sale Farm Producia RED HENS, 30c lb., live weight. Clarence Elder Ranch, 7 miles north on Old Redmond highway. GOOD home for black Labrador female, 11 months old. 155 Lafay ette.. - , For Sale Miscellaneous REBUILT refrigerators, good as new, $49.50, $59.50, $69.50. Kelvin ators, Frigidalres & Leonards. ANDERSON . SEWING MACHINE & APPLIANCE CENTER - Cor. State & Tumalo RADIO- TUBES Complete stock rnuco ana otner nationally known brands. Tubes tested. Bend Furniture Co. AUTHORIZED DEALER . Pan American, KenskiU, Roll- -Away, Roadmaster, Traveleze, Trailer Coaches IVANCOVICH TRAILER SALES 735 Grace St. Redmond Phone 331J DO YOU WANT SECURITY AND INDEPENDENCE FOR LIFE Own and operate a few 5c auto matic shoe shine machines. Let us explain. Minimum investment $300. Please give phone number. Write P. O. Box 755, Shreveport, La. KEARNEY COMPANY . MANUFACTURERS 4 16x600 Goodyear Lifeguard tubes. 1 16x600 tire. Slightly used - in good condition. Ivan Murphy, Bend Fire Dept. .' ; LOGGER wanted for 12-15M ca pacity sawmill. Short : logs pre ferred. -- Good logging show but long haul. Go to work immediate ly. See or write D. L. McGee, Fort Rock, Oregon. " FOR SALE One gent's bicvcle. with nankave basket attached. Used- only two seasons. Price $15.00. Call at 220 mcjviniey Ave. MAKE extra money in spare time selling Christmas and Ev eryday Cards to' friends and neighbors, samples sent on ap proval. Herbert Goldsmith, 117 N.W. 5th Ave., Portland 9, Ore gon. ' ; , , ; ' 4-WHEEL trailer. Model 1 Ford frame 42" wide, 10 feet long. 5 tires and tubes. 1964 W. 1st ; FOR SALE 14 FT. SPEEDLINER. 33 Evin rude motor and tubular steel bal loon tire trailer. All in A-l condi Hon; For quick sale $600.00.. GOOD 4-wheel trailer,. $100.00. DOUBLE garage doors, $50.00. Call 989R i YOUR CHOICE, furnished or unfurnished 2 bedroom modern home good - condition thruout. Late GE range. Kenwood school district Call for prices and terms. CLOSE to HI and grade schools on pavement, fully modern 2 bedroom home.; has large rooms. Basement with oil fur nace. Enclosed landscaped lot. S1400 cash. bal. FHA $5600. MODERN. Living rm dining im., 2 bedroms, utility. Plumb ed for Bendix. Good condition. Garage and work shop. Ken wood district. $4500; $1000 cash. NO CHARGE for the mountain view. 1 Bedroom modern In ex cellent condition. Fireplace, furnace and gas .range. Tub and shower. Well landscaped lot, garage and work shop. Fast side. $4500: $1500 cash. To buy or sell, call Locklin 331. E. M. BUCKNUM, KEALTOK. 1029 Brooks Phone 331 Near the Chamber of Commerce MOBILE YARDER &' LOADER 160 AX White motor, Skagit BU ju arums, swing boom mount ed on White halftrack. A-l condi- tion.Used one month. Lee Morten- sen, Inc., 200 S. Pine, Roseburg, Oregon. For Sale Used Cars; EQUITY in '48 Studebaker Cham pion 4-door sedan,. . Inquire -225 Miller. COMMERCIALS 1948 Ford 1 Ton, 2 speed, 160" W. D. 1946 GMC VA Ton, 2 speed, flat bed, with hoist. 1946 Ford Panel, 4 speed. 1938 Dodge Pickup. Single axle logging trailer with truck bunk equipment. V WARD MOTOR CO. Bond & Oregon Your Pontiac & GMC Dealer ALL MODERN 2 bedroom home. Comfortable and compact. Wired for range. Sunporch, basement, breakfast nook, garage. Near schools and library. $5,300.00. 802 Delaware. 1533J. WELL BUILT 4 room house 10 acres. Water. Soil 3 feet deep. $2650. "Mrs. Tureman, Vi mile cast of Golf Club Gate. '41 FORD Tudor in very good condition. Heater and radio, two spotlmhts and two driving lights. Can be seen at Lee's Champion at 311 Greenwood. USED CARS 1949 Mercury 2 Door. Heater, ov- . erdrive, radio. Priced to sell t Only $1945 1937 Chev. 2 Door...-..........;..:......$75 1933 Plymouth 2 Door, good trans portation $65 See Peterson at GRAY TRUCK SERVICE North Hiway For Rent FURNISHED apartments. Mo dern, steam heat. Close in. Adults only No pets. Call 649 or 1417M. Wanted Help Wanted Lost BROWN zipper billfold with Id- dentlflcation. Lost down town. Call 1365-W. Reward. - LADY'S F a r f a X gold wrist watch with flexible bracelet. Sat urday at the cemetery. Reward. Call 623-W mornings. Found DARK green heavily ground glasses. 6 miles north of Tumalo at road to White Rock on Des. river. Owner may have same by calling at Bulletin office and pay ing for this ad, -. , , . .1 Brooklyn Faces (Continued from Page 2) old team mate. Stubby Overmlre, scattered nine hits. Les Moss and Don Lenhardt hit St. Louis home runs. George Kell got three Tiger hits to pace the opening victory. ndalns apankea Al Cleveland, the Indians suf fered a terrific blow in losing 2 to 1 and 6 to 5 decisions to the sixth place White Sox as Marv Rickert and Gus Zernial smashed homers to give Chicago its victories Bill Wight outpouch ed Bob Lemon to win the open er, giving up five hits while Billy Pierce, though touched for hom ers by Al Rosen, Joe Gordon, and Thurman Tucker, won his ninth game in the afterpiece. The Cardinals gained on the other idle contenders in me .Na tional league, moving to within seven gambes of the top by scor ing their third straight one-run victory over the Reds, 3 to 2, and their 14th in 18 starts against Cincinnati this year. Howie Pollet outpitched Her-; man Wehmeier and won his 12th game. . . . . Ralph Kiner hit his 37th homer for the Pirates but there wasn't much else for them to shout about as the Cubs tripped them twice, 4 to 2 and a to 2 as Paul Mlnner and Frank Hiller won well-pitched games. The Red Sox and Senators also were rained out in the American league. Tag Application Services LOW RATES on painting jobs. Best, quality paints. Free esti mates. Excellent rets, union painter. Phone 1165J. MOVING VAN SERVICE We specialize in the handling of Household uoods Storage -:- Packing : Moving - Local or Long Distance. Agent for Bekins Vanliners' BEND STORAGE & TRANSFER CO. 222 Irving Ave. : i Phone 444 Yesterday's star Ed Ford, who beat the A s 5 to 2 in the sec ond game of a Yankee sweep for his fourth straight triumph and a record of only one earned run in the last 26 innings. FURNITURE MOVING; dust proof padded van. We pack your china with care, hang your clothes fn our wardrobe. Local and nation-wide moving and stor age. Hoiman Transier, zui Irv ing, Phcne 987. GENERAL Cat Work, leveling, filling, land clearing, basements dug. roads made; cinders, top soil See Goodwin, 1559 Division or phone 420. , 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 St. - Lloyd Mangrum . (Continued from Page 2) six holes to take the lead. Haef- ner's butter failed him. twice rim ming the cup. Cooper drove into a water hazard. But Mangrum remained calm and at the end, he collected first prize. Mangrura's final round was a 69. Haefner matched "par with a 72 to take second prize with a total of 281 two strokes behind Mangrum. Cooper had a 73 for a 282- total. Cary. Mlddlecoff of Memphis, Tenn., moved up to take the fourth with 283 and Johnny Palmer of Badin, N, C, captured fifth with 284. ELECTRIC SERVICE SHOP REPAIRING Radios, clocks, heaters, fans, ranges, refrigerators, all makes. Ed Martin, 30 Minnesota Ave. Ph, 692. SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain holes shot. Free estimates. Phone 1252J or 975J. D. W. Grimes, 210 Davis Ave., Bend. 2 BEDROOM modern living and dining room, kitchen, breakfast nook'and utilitv. Insulated. Base ment. Oil furnace. East -side. KHA appraised $7000. P, O. Box 825. MODERN house on river and highway. One mile south Tumalo. Redmond Tumalo school bus. Good terms to right party. Rt. 2, box 60. Eldon McMuuen. IF INTERESTED in good gener al merchandise store in good small town see me. Sickness cause of selling. C. V. Silvis. Phone 898. MODERN furnished apt. 2 large rooms, -a 1 1 utllles lurnlsneii. Reasonable weekly or monthly ates. Adults only 745 Colorado, Apt. 3. Phone 1949. ' BY OWNER: 3 bedroom home. 1454 Davenport. $1700 dn. or will take late model car or pickup as trade-in. Ph. 1720J. Fuel DRY BODY WOOD, full cord. .Claude Gant, 1204 Davenport St. Phone 852W. 2 CORD 16" gr. slat, $14; 2 corn, 16" drv slab. $19. delivered in Bend. (You haul from yard. $5 per cord.) Central Oregon Fuel Co., phone 201W. 936 A St. Red mond, Ore. SPECIAL during August: Body wood $5.00 per cord in block in woods. Walter Archer, Box 123, Sisters. Oregon. FOR RENT: 3-bedroom furnished apt. Close In. Phone 626-J. 1 ' WASHING MACHINE SERVICE and repairs on all makes. Phone 274. 1033 Brooks. ie Tag applications for two spe cial big games seasons, a cow elk hunt in Union county and an an tier less deer hunt In Lake and Klamath counties, are now available at all Oregon stale game commission license agencies. The 250 cow elk tags lo be Is sued will be valid from Novem ber 11 to 19 inclusive.- The cow elk area is on the Starkey range between the upper Grande R o n d e river add La Grande. Deadline for receipt of tag ap plications is 5 p.m., October 6. A drawing will bo held Octobei 10 if more than 250 applications are received. . Elk winter range in the Stark ey area is in critical condition and the concentrated animals made heavy use , of grazing lands ' last spring, states Bob Mace, chief of big game for the game commission. ' Plan Deer Harvest On October 18 and 19 hunters with special tags will have an opportunity to harvest 1,500 ant- lerless deer from the interstate deer herd. This herd summers on the Fremont national forest west of Lakeview and winters on the Modoc national forest In northern California. Tag applications for tnis hunt win be accepted until 5 p.m., September 15. If more than 1,500 applications are re ceived, a drawing will be held September 19. A harvest of 3,000 antlerless deer from the herd was recom mended by the interstate deer herd committee; half the deer to be taken by Oregon hunters and the otner 1,500 by California hunters. The committee adminis ters a cooperative study by Cali fornia, Oregon and the U. S. forest service. Winter range car rying capacity determines the number of animals to be taken Jointly each year by Oregon and t,aiuornia. Tag fees for the two special, iig game hunts are $5. Anlicants should not submit the fee until notified by the game commission that yiey have drawn a tag. -. : I- PORTLAND LIVESTOCK s Portland, Aug. 21 Ui Cattle salable 1600; slow; early sales weak to 50 cents lower; medium- ' Mortgages August 4 Roy O. Van- Tassel, et ux, to ntsi ratiuiuM-aim, iui ii g 11 blk. 3, Wiestoria. Mortgages Releases August t United States National Bank, to W. I. Palmer, et ux, lot 8, blk. 8, River Terrace. : . , ' Mortgages August S Wendell O. Johnson, et ux, to United Slates National Bank, .N',4 lots 1-2, blk. 8. Ellingers. . J. . H. Loomis, et ux, to Fred rich H. Loomis, et ux, lot 9, blk. 24, Blvd. Mortgages August 7 ' Holland C. Jones, et ux, to Pa cific First Federal Savings and Loan, pt. tr. 31 So. Moreland Ac. John B. Snyder, et ux, to U. S. of America, S'SE 5-15-13, except parcel of land E. of right of way COI, in SESE. Clayton W. Cork, et tlx,' to Equitable Savings and Loan, NVa lots 1-2 and' NES a, blk. 13, Ellingers. Hugh H, Dugan, et ux, to Des chutes Federal bavlngs and Loan, SESE NESE 21 pt. SWSW 22-17- 12. Harold Voos, et ux, to Grace C. Dick, lot 14, blk. 33, NWTS 2nd add. Mortgage Releases August 7 United States of America to Frank A. Gilmer, NW 415-11, ex cept 20 A., being part of NWNW of 4. - Pacific First Federal Savings and Loan to Harley O. Van Hlse et ux, (partial release), pt. blk. 6, except lots 7-8-9, Collins. Deschutes Federal Savings and Loan to Hugn 1-1. uugan, et ux, Federal Land Bank to Grant Helton, et al, lot 2 and SWNE 4-18-1. Mortgagea August 8 Hans A. Block, et ux, to United States National Bank, lots 23-24, blk. 80, Bend park. C. L. Bowman, et ux, to Unltnd Slates National Bank, N. 28' lot 15, all 16 blk. 2, River terrace, J. W. Nipper, et ux, to Andrew h. some, lots 12-13-14, OIK. 2U, Wiestoria, Harry J. Sadorls, et ux, to Des chutes Federal Savings and Loan S. 50 7, blk. 26, uend. J. M. Jennings, et ux, to Des chutes Federal Savings and Loan, lot 1, blk. 17, Blvd. Mortgage Releases August S United States National Bank to Hans A. Block, et ux, lots 23-24, blk. 80, Bend park. , Nealen R. Gilbert, et ux, Ralph E.'Burton, et al. E. 20' lot NTKt ! ' t I " SmamliftU vMMtaM mtllt add! la retktf wloclly mi. t ol wipoct. kotl" nplMl t corrtcf ;ic Iran mrmu pfotf M Mw tM . maimim dMg. c 01 M nj imoi plol wis ol itolowrtw " iWoptd clwra lo plod limultoiwoiltlr. WwbMithM ARMOR j-Iuim. Im nil ri.Mrtinni. At font of COVltV. MD.Oiv fofCfl MIMS I Iron both sides ond mtt in Hw tniddlt. This "Mtiatw a fore four to ttve Hums I t xplo.iv at K not mol on. This m tore SMks point of loos rastUMC, I . vhkh to awoy ftom tff rocfcdt ond towards tonh. I SnwsoloA ito rlw armor plort Hit txpJoiton sends pitcos of shell's metal liner as well as . fragments, ol the timet oJate itself frying C h t aiovod interior, killing or seriously wounding A " ' the occupants. N Armor jjj- ..... ...ivw.vk: 'Armor . I . Oso IHEA rWtttrtl t 1 FOR WELL and drain hole drill ing call Lee Grimes, 224 Davis, Phone 975J or 1252J. Sport Parade (Continued from Page 2) t league, it's Bill Serena of the Cubs and Bob Morgan of Brook lyn. f A flck of outfielders have jumped into prominence under the. big top, but Easter, Noren and Jethroe are the best. Pressing them for honors are Ken Wood of the Browns, Jackie Jensen of the Yankees, Bill How erton of the Cards, Bob Borkow ski and Carmine Mauro of the Cubs, Joe Adcock of Cincinnati and Gus Bell of the Pirates. Standout pitchers are Hooper and Miller, along with newcomers Bob Cain of the While Sox, Al Wldmar of the Browns, Bubba Church of the Phils and Cloyd Boyer ot tne cards. good dry lot steers 29-30; average I PJJ . 84" fi blk 8 Des medium 1050 lb. crass steers 9: aU 10 &' 84 01 L Dk- Des- 28.50; low mediums down to 27;Jcn"tcs common steers Zd-iib; good leed- HOUSE MOVING and raising; large or small. Estimates gladly given. Hoiman Transfer, 201 Irv ing, phone 987. LEAGUK : W CLEAN modern 1 bedroom furn ished duplex close in. $45 per month. E. M. Bucknum, Phone 331. -' : CALL KAY ARDEN CLEANING for woodwork washing, scrub bing, waxing, upholstery and rug cleaning. Union painter. Serving Bend, Redmond and Prineville. Phone 939J, Bend. ONE BEDROOM apartment. large living room, all over car Define, easilv heated. No chil dren or pets. 365 Miller between 7 and 9 p.m. tonight LAWNMOWERS sharpened, keys made, saws filed, door closers ov erhauled, knives, shears, keys made, lockwork done at your home, place of business. Hender son's Shop, 1367 East 2nd. Wanted WE NEED some listings at once for modern homes, farms, ranch es, income property. All State Re alty Co., 221 Greenwood. Phone 167. HURRY Order your fuel to day. Summer rates end Sept. 1st. Higher fuel cost due. Another fuel shortage this winter. Ph. 767, Brooking Wood Yard. LIVESTOCK. Have cash buyers. Nick Chase, Bend, Oregon, Rt. 3 Box 96. Phone 2016J4. OR TRADE: Sorrell saddle mare. 7 years old. Call 21 F4. Harvey Brinson, north of Bovd Acres. Write P. O. Box 164. GENTLE saddle mare, about 1000 lbs., 6 yrs. old. With 4 mo. old mare colt. Good steel fram? 2-wheel trailer, or will trade trailer for calves. 1st crossroad bevond Deschutes on Butler Rd. h mi. north. For Sale Farm Products 6'4 ACRES alsike & ladino clov er and some rve to harvest for seed crop. Price $145.00. Also yel low transparent apples, ic 111. Please bring containers. 12 mi. north old hwv. C. L. Whitteman. Redmond. Ore. Route 1. box.' 166. TO BUY: Good milk cows, fresh and springers. Phone 285Z, Red mond, or see Arnold Amen, 1 mi. north of Redmond on Hiway 97. TO BUY one good used 9x11 um brella tent Phone 950-M. URGENTLY needed to rent by Sept. 1st, 2 or 3 bedroom fully modern, unfurnished. Would con sider option to purchase later if house and location satisfactory. Permanently employed. Refer ences. Phone 1476-W. WANTED: 1 bedroom unfurn ished ant. to rent. Teacher in Bend. Ph. 144. CUTEST, best behaved orange male Angora kitlen wants home with adults who will lake good care of him. Phone 1213-K. RESPONSIBLE Birl or woman. nrpferablv on west side, to care for children while mother works. Call 1412-J after 5. .to Central Oregon Auction for WANTED TO RENT 2 or 3 bed liho h'hrf nrinoo Sato rvprv room hotiw. furnished. 2 children, Thursdsv. Ben R. Smith, Mgr, Ph. 1590-W. Mrs. Nelson. Need- phone 33R8, ' ea oy oepi. isu Asian Partridge ' (Continued from Page 2) NATIONAL Phllaulclnhia Rrmiklyn Boston St. Louis mw York Chlmiro CtnciiuiHU Pittsburgh , PAC. COAST LEAtiuE Oakland , San Dinro Hollywood .Seattle San Francisco I'orUaml I.OB Annetca Sacramentu , AMERICAN LEAGL'B Detroit . . . . New York Cleveland . It'Mton . . . . Washinuton Chicaito . . , St. Louis .. Philadelphia, periods without food or water. It will adapt itself to a variety ol conditions. In Washington, the birds pre fer rtther deep canyons with rocky hillsides and cliffs. Cheat grass is their chief winter diet The Oregon game commission feels that the birds will till a niche In eastern Oregon now oc cupied by no other game birds. In size, the cnuKar is mid"' between a pheasant and a quf.', It has shiny red legs, a red bill and a greyish body, barred on the sides with black stripes. This partridge's flight is strong and swift, but it will usually He after one good flight. The chukar runs and flushes at long dis tances. . On the domestic side, the male chukar is said to take but one mate. Most game birds are po lygamous, in Its native habitat, the ehukar partridge Is found from Mongolia to the Himalaya mountains and south to -Nepal, League Standings (By United Press) CO 61 Trt. 60 4 It 71 72 Mi Pet. .t01 ers 26-27; low medium spayed (tellers ij.W, common beef heif ers 2021; cutter-common dairy type heifers 16-18; canner-cutter cows 14.50-16; shells down to 12; common-medium beef cows 13-21; few young cows 22-23; good beef bulls to 25; common-medium sau sage bulls 20-24. - Calves salable SM: steady; good vealers, calves to 430 lbs. 29-30; mediums 24-28; commons down to 17 or below. ' Hoes salable 700: slow but 25-50 cents higher; good-choice 180-230 .lbs. 27-27.25, later new recent high; 250280 lbs. 25.25-25.50; good 350-500 lb. sows 20-21.50; lighter weights to 22; one lot good-choice 110 lb. feeder pigs 28. Sheep salable 1000; slow, weak; some bids 50 cents lower; good spring lambs mostly 24.50; good choice scarce; medium-good 23 24; good feeders 22-22.50; good 124 lb, ewes 9.50; heavier weights mostly 9. , . I PORTLAND MARKETS 'Portland, Aug. 21 mi Portland wholesale dairy market prices were unchanged today. t Butter Prices to retailers: grade AA prints, 66c lb; AA car ton 67c; prints, 66c; A cartons, 67c; B prints, 63c. - Eggs Prices to reuaiers: erade AA large 64c: A large, 5-1- Una 1 55c; AA medium, 57c; A medium, 4h- 1 SI .54rr nmft.il. 37r? rioz.. cartons. 2c additional. Cheese Price to retailers; Oregon singles, 37-41C lb.; Oregon 5- b. loafs. 42'4-43c lb.; triplet 1 Vac less than singles. Premium brands, singles, 50'Ac lb. loal, 52'Ac lb. .4r.11 .it'xt .561 .342 POLLY KILEY WINS Chicaeo. Aue. 21 Ui Pollv Riley of Fort Worth. Tex., held the womens western amateur western golf title today after eight years of trying. She defeated Mae Murray ol Rutland, Vt, 4 and 3. in the 36 hole finals at Exmoor Country club Saturday. Miss Kilcy, the medalist, never was in danger from Miss Murray, although both girls were far olf tne,,- game in the first 18 holes. Miss Riley carded a five-over-par 81 and Miss Murray soared " an 85. TAKE COACHING JOBS , Portland, Aug. 21 m Three ex-Oregon Stale college athletes and one ex-University of Oregon performer will take coaching po sitions in the Portland high school system this fall, Supt. Paul A. Rehmus reported. The three ex-Beavers are Tom Desylvia, captain of the WIS football team; Bill Grav. all American center on ihe 1946 plev- Alabama's great iron and steel! en. and formerly with- the pro- producing industry was started by a group of veterans who were mustered out of Gen. Andrew Jackson's armv at the close of the War of 1312. fessional Washington Redskins and Jack Detour, basketball let- termart The Oregon man is Barney Koch, ex-Webfoot baseball player. MERKINS WINS TITLE Ames. Ia., Aug. 21 iU'Eddle Merl ins carried the national ama tcur Junior golf championship trophy home to Meridian, miss., today. He won It bv defeating Gay Brewer of Lexington, Ky., 1 up. in the 36-hole finals Saturday at the Iowa State college, course. Memns had to stave off a late drive by Brewer. The Mlssisslp- Plan held n 3-un lead on tne .JJio hole, but Brewer blrdicd the 3-llh and parrcd the 35th while Merrlns bogied both holes. However, tney halved the final hole to give Mer rlns the title. NAVY SEKK.S NUHKES Lt. Edna Pearl Holte, nurse corps procurement officer of the 13th naval.dlslrict, Seattle, will be In Bend from noon Wednesday, August 23, to Friday .August 25, to interview graduate nurses in terested in Joining the navy nurse corps, it has been announced. Registered nurses 21 to 40 years of age aje eligible for the corps. Lt. Holte will b at the navy recruiting station, In the post office building. In Bend. The office is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. , Deschutes Federal Savings and man to Morni uooper, et ux, a. 50' 7, blk. 26, Bend. M. J. McClain, et ux, M. D. Cooper,- et ux, S. 50' 7, blk.. 26, Bend. Mortgage Releases August 8 Federal Land Bank to J. O. Hansen, et ux, pt. S44 NE 7, E',s SW.and SWNW 8-14-13, N SE and SESE 714-13. Lumm Marr, et ux, to Nellie Clark, lot 5, tilt. 7, Staats. Lodla Miller to Jack R. Ashby, et ux, NENE SENE 24-14-13. United Stales National Bank to Robert CuUer, et ux, NViNESE 131712. Mortgages August B Monroe L. Wood, et ux, to Des chutes Federal Savings and Loan, SVa 5-6-7-8, blk. 21, Kenwood. Paul Garboden, et ux, to Des chutes Federal Savings and Loan, NWU NWNE 318-12. John O'Donnell, et ux, to First National Bank, lot 7, blk. 45. NW TS, 2nd add. Walter T. Thompson, et ux, to First National Bank, SV. 9-10, blk. 21, Center. Mm . gage Releases August 9 Deschutes Federal Savings and Loan to Monroe L. Wood, et ux, SV4 5-6-7-8, blk. 21, Kenwood. Deschutes Federal Savings and Loan to Arnold A. Bergoust, et ux. (nartlal release). Deschutes Federal Savings and Loan to Frank Laursen, et ux, SV4 910, blk. 21, Center. First National Bank to John O'Donnell, et ux, lot 7, blk. 45, NWTS 2nd add. Mortgages August 10 Arthur Koopman, et ' ux, to United States National Bank, N. 50' lots 1-2, ulso EM, lot 3, blk. 4, Ellingers. Lowell W. Wing, et ux, to First National Bank, lot 6, W'i 7, blk. 40, Center. Lawrence B. Elliot, et ux, lo Nealen R. Gilbert, et ux, S, 38 lots 5-6, blk. 12. Deschutes. Garold A. Reld, et ux, to Flrsl National Bunk, lot 1, blk. 10, Staats. Leo C. Grant, et ux, to United States National Bank, SWSW 181713. John S. Williams, et ux, to Slate Land Board. Mortgage KcW'hwh August 111 Pacific First Federal Savings and Loan to Arthur Koopman, et ux, N. .W lots 1-2, also E'.i lot 3. blk. 4, Ellingers. Adrlenne Wallace to Edwin T. Wallace, pt. SW14 31-20-10. United Slates National Bank to James L. Zleglcr, et ux, lot 6, W'4 7, blk. 40, Center, Mattie Lee Clupp Clapp. Senate Votes On Economic Control Bill By WARREN DUFFEE tUniied Press SUIT Correspondent I Washington, Aug. 21 (liwrtio senate voted on economic con trols legislation today. Administration leaders were confident of giving President Truman the power he wants without "crippling" communist- curbing riders. Voting on more than 60 amend ments began at 1 p.m. EDT. The less controversial amendments began at 1 p.m. The loss contro versial amendments came first, and the senators whipped'threkiKh them at a brisk clip, The Important - changes were held for the later rounds when turbulent floor fights would build up. Democratic . leader Scott W. Lucas promised . to hold the senate In a long night session If necessury to finish the bill. ' Democratic senators were con fident of defeating un attempt by Sen. Karl E. Mundt, P.., S.D., to tack the Mundt-Ferguson com munist control bill onto the econ omic controls measure., Mundt had offered to drop his fight If the administration would promises to bring it up later. The democratic leaders brushed him off, saying merely they would give the senate a chance some time later to vote on some form af antl-subverslve legislation. . i .,.ttl..n,lnH KIM ine econumiu iiiuiuiumiuuw Ulll would give the president discre tionary auinornv to impose miv trols on wages and prices and to institute rationing. Mr. Truman did not ask for this, but said he would accept it. He has said he docs not think these steps are necessury yet. The bill also gives the presi dent power to allocate scarce ma terials, requisition plants und equipment and control consumer credit. He asked for these powers. As the senate began voting, it adopted an amendment by Sens. Keneth S. Wherty, R., Neb., and John J. Sparkmart, D Ala., to Insure enuitable distribution ot civilian goods In normal business channels after the government takes all lt needed for defense through allocation authority. They said it would hamper "black marketing" by keeping goods In normal channels. Another, Sen. Ldwln c. John son, D., Colo., would let the gov-1 ernment expand any federally owned Industrial plants for de fense. Another amendment by Wher ry would let the government compromise the amount of dam ages to be paid by violators who overcharge under price ceilings. Other amendments adopted Included: By Sen. Levcrett Saltonstall, R., Mass., to require senate confirmation of officials adminis tering any program of voluntary allocations that might be set up. The bill already provided for senate okay of administrators of compulsory programs. By banking chairman Burnet R. Maybank, D., S.C., and Sen. Irving M. Ives, R., N.Y. to let to Clevel'he agriculture secretary provide lair price ceilings lor fluid milk Kiln Operators Have Convention At Prineville : Prineville, Aug., 21 A conven tion of the North California and Southern. Oregon association of dry kiln operators drew 29 to Prineville Saturday. Plants of pine lumbermen were visited In the morning. Following a. luncheon at the Ochoco inn, the visitors "talked shop." Short talks were given by . unarles J. wuuams, jacKsonviuc, B'la., representing the Southern Dry Kiln Co.; James Bowers of ) Seattle, representing C. M. Lov- ' sted & Co., who for 14 years was In charge of the dry kilns of the Hlnes Lumber Co. at Burns; Frank Cook of Portland, repre- . senllng the Moore Dry Kiln Co., and E. C. Peck, who Is on a Pa cific coast tour from the Forest Products laboratory at Madison, Wise, . . , Peck, who spent Friday here with Eldon Ball of the staff of the Ochoco national forest of fice Inspecting open air drying operations 'of local lumbermen, said drying yards, located on tops of hills here, where the air has "a full play, can season lumber as rapidly 'as efficient kilns, Peck happened to be here while humidity was low and a ' dry cast wind was blowing. He said he had never seen condi tions better adapted to natural lumber drying. Carl Raupach, in charge of the . Prineville dry kiln operations of the Midstate, Lumber & Supply Co,, headed 'a host committee which greeted the visitors Saturday. BEST MAN STILL AROUND Muh'tnoy City, Pa. -HP' When Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roberts celebrated their golden wedding anniversary, their guests Includ ed John Jones, who was best man at their wedding 50 years earlier. Leroy (',. Dean, et ux. to Ensel'ln areas where milk Is not under L. Srofield. et ux. SESE 11, NE-1 markellng agreements. NE 14-16-12. y Mayhank To authorize de- icnse production loans lor ser vices," such as transportation, map-making, etc., as well as for actual material for manufactured goods. By Sen. Joseph C. O'Mahonay, D., Wyo. To authorize defense .loans to expand mining and min eral resources development. V. 8. KlItGKON KKIZKD Rangoon, Burma,, Aug. 21 HI' Dr. Gordon Seagrave, 53, Ameri can missionary surgeon and au thor of "Burma Surgeon," was reported under government arrest here today. . Vern Larson Agency Insurance & Real Estate 135 Oregon Ave.' ' Phone 82 BEND, ORE. 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